29 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6b17cfaa7b9e0769131e535d51e7241a.pdf 5723b8fde529440fddb839b0310a75b0 PDF Text Text sCWff!ht iterprise fas Seen.^FiflGrandSbiiWm C M . -O ta , h k M X 3 S Season1 Try To. Regain winter igPi triumph, clowned thranOh bio flrat two motebao In the 3ATKESVILLE: Jan. to Laurels Tonight University of Miami Invitations! )— "ItU bo an inUrtsttennla tournament yoctorday. mT anlvpronromlscJ|j D. W. Tarpening doesn't be. ___was IboIhaonly Kovaca aubduod Lowla Brown, Tom Uab made for * * * Hoto H* • * ,- * • h e ’i m ade * r - iteln of the.Unlvtnlty of Miami, Florida Qatar football * d , M . and then trimmed Tom. when . ho took ovmr tba range meat* to send Gnmi Aon, my Kahler of Miami, « J , 8-3. eoschlng relna, and atatla. hi* n w l *prlnt*r, to the poM Bobby B l n * Of Chicago, b record! JOat tomplled for •tain tonight In nn sffrrt to rr- In* to regain the form U>at ear. ooaton hy Paul Baxter, Jack. grin loat laurela at the Ranford- j rled him to the 1030 national •porta statistician, add Orlando Kennel Club, 10 mile* ham.plan ahIp,;bad ______ an___________ oven eaaler the already (tnaral belief aonth of Sanford nn U. S. High- I llmf eliminating Jack Water* I t tba Qator mentor kept hla way 17. r "f Miami, 8.1, i t . Othar leaded player* alio ;iF o r If * spectacular scoring moved Into third round were what the fan* wanted, Wnyno Rabin of Portland, Ore., realty were aallyflod. The defesied Malcolm McAllister of krtrero grin on the scoring play In longer rote. _____ 1 Miami, 0-1, 6.1. TiHwood Cook* -»cn of tbe Oranee and l I’a 10 touchdowns wae 27 iy Tarpening ha* aee? Grand Son beaten three straight atari*, ao tonlfht lie's ahovlnf Grand Son back In afainat hi* provlcu* con. qurror* o Monday night, Grand Son ran „r Sb a. II,. . To night. '.'IT'T1 J f tg p -J E Grand .Sis «£ andJe ! «r£a' ^TSl^T^NufT. * “*'"■ w M M ***** S" VK^T'cVr k*a ha 5 ’fw 4po A then's m an or On Jn ly .80, 108t, Metaaaa woo torday aftorneon bat Felotma4 “w ~ -l— for Itf*.- ^ SflB gTfTBaB&t e nMil«4)l U »B y w lyh in Vamotims. tinsao rtcthrtd ttm \title of count and ST^n val '1 i Greek mflltary G reek ’a: HWM00* I7i Greyhound liaodl> rK F»»hiu« 1t 1i 1t Ilia H u ll* no i »!*. ■!•.*»*•t*. Mia r>m4r rnA .hn tcm ; mo*'“■ *' 1ill«rt •of 0T M lam mi K 1 «• ___ , s,|Oviedo Caare Teams Win Over Pierson Off Hlr Fin lit Jnda* v* to. li*i Kimble > _ p y«tao _ Ton'ffhC* Entriea. 4TII ttACB—Fiifiirllv , ilm* t" »•» fOff nn Il 1D )4**o 11 Xl*c| t ln«ant I June4* An Jim I 1M att*m *yS tlf ITII r 10 l-t Or*ra* _ 4 1 1—I l—l nraro**a*. 1»». Mnnn l^andl* r*nc*r _ Kite Filers Warned 'TBKl By Safety Council , and Walton, who did lha passing, had prac. . tha teats average for 80J. and 82 percent . . FargMon led In caught with 13. same pair also did most 'Fi » He Wlllerd » f hern, net) ftiS i S t t XgAiOet Ml TAC*, u M Kiem LO O M S. J r ir«*ii*a*4 yn w rage owe) (aft in tho hands of Congress’4 Gaorge Stines “In favor of giving help to Groat' BrIUlnT Very much so. Evan If wo ore never repaid, EngUnd should bo given all that wo ran spare, even troops when necessary, because If not sooner or Iqter It will all fall on our shonldera." 11. L. Caldwell:4.4 W o , should take care of th# .BflUoh wow ao we won't hava to do over there ourralvr* later ptL ", < Ml*a Mari* Hayntsi "If wo are to carry out tho program of pre­ paredness which wo hav* begun in this country, I do not think we should try to help ___ _______ _ _m thi the Iurn* tlm*. It soema idea of Mr. Rooeevclt and tho Administration that w* will b* attacked sooner or Jator, and I think wa should keep all w* can In’ thla country for that *v*oL" VhW. H. RnOedget " ! favor rijlog ol] old Ohon of war, tnelad. jng loan* and maUjrlala, but not T l l n . M. B. Wlrgliwi "I thtah m should heln England, and I don't brilav* that w* would bj* 4pm* any more Idvolvad ‘“ AJ* war U w*. aont mor# annpliaa qver th em . thin we *ra *\ ««• nreaent 'tlm*." eT h* Bmtth Florida Chnwnjonehhw a t Waat Falm Beach * W tla*4 Fab. 3. will attract » « « ■ Imatelv one.haIf of l h » 8 ° h * j* tw* tennis nUycw m Ums. The Uat will Inclndo BjAby W f»». Frank Kmraea and .BUat rtrw l fn th* man's dlelalen, awl f c f * 4 ^ F jr t y ^earth miakea occurred ta 1340.. . A Leader among j Ax&l __„ Ctwii#?ii noyt time th* ^ d ^ t a g ^ k l t a * ' should it** w lro .fo o cord* nod atoy aw ay from eU ctrl* Mf. ..Su.tvS.OT-M Z « h ' j^ t t r ^ r y J s: •T il RACK— I ' l l U lla Urns itu i'iF I). T Kxtre tie Kprclel — I ‘ f Mky F i**a » ttlftchiton* |* 4 . t h a n ara 8Q JtT0|»llM n f n a v h ■■ ■' - • I 0 TH HACK— 4 Rasger r D a k e r tr . | j j j j i w * A 14,*u tr M Tn J ALlrSTAR FEATURE 4 *• *« «_;. fUiUOClftUA ATHL«f)Cg( POITICUPWC (M M > o r f Stetson4Cagers . Local Residents To Open Seas<m Favor Extending Against Rollins Help To Britain .......... ____' ITII flACC—l-t*PPM il*ffllm O airr- 1FJinM D.alrr‘* 1 4 I 1—nh a ; Vi ipiain Ol tflgl* That Experience convinced Cant Metaxae ha naadad furtbav tramIng. H« enrolled in the military aeadratf aL BerUa. Thar* ho *eanlrad the nkknota* "Little iloltka, bfcano* ad tbe excellent record h* mode. Ho oaod hla new knowledge -to good effect ns as­ sistant chief of staff In tha “““ • W d of 1911 and 1012. In World w it day* ho wa* chief of staff, bat opposed Grecian onInto tb* conflict on tba cldc the silk* and when that oven, itod In ll lg Was nccuaod by th* Franc!) of using Irregular* CM,h In addition to the tight touch, na acored on abort line bucka, Rmoky will b« back In an cf. qrl |ft of v r a v . T a t il earn* on completed forward two from Tommy HarrL to Fondren ___ goodMitchell "*()ther Uewtrlio are: RamMieg ! of Miami IS atwl 47 yarrla. yard*, one from Nora. Rmyrna Boy. Gunter Lad- Unlverelir o f*U ta rt^ A ^ fe L i11? Walton to P. Mitchell Tor erda, one from Walton to W T ' V ’ . Mitchell for flro yard*, andt ont Kramer of t o , Angela*. frohr~H«UK ho»« to Leo C * .‘. I'O-holiler of the for IS yard*. R ch uIIh llllr, |inrtpon(vd hla opening Other apeeteenier touchdowns [ i match. ~ cited from kickoff rclurna of| iilavi ...... ( .’*a park* of* Hern; |» « BACB-mibJ}l& ( . lMr. ». , Kovee- ■ and D3 yarda by by Tat Pat Been lhe University of Miami, lormir t—» eS-ya rd run. with a blocked ku,i, Anne . . . . 7 end a 70-yardcr with an In. »“ S.1 1 champion, lo. a ,i ,i while Rlgga engage* (lurl lateral by John Plomot I,_______ run with a lateral from rw e s *u rn *ts-; 'Farhami and n forward. l.1umb!f.reeovrry Involving tlm. ea, Portal FcrgUfon, and Bob IND ItAl It—Vuturlijr. IT Uff Hit toon good for 28 yards. Hlnnr Malrnn I * J •Two field goela, both by Paul I’nrwr ---- 1 I I .... i i i tt, itwo safeties, and 12 m rr-n *rc °VIEDO, Jan. 20 — (Special) nt conversion* conversions also nlao figured floured p0**Vrf ia*J*.,r?».*** Vift-n«fr i »• 1 r the Gator*' 188 point, high* R laiketball team* copped two ■son total since 1030. , inn n a r r —4-i» mih» iimr t* fraye /ram Plsraon hero Uat pp night, tbe »*™ vanity statistical Item* of note: *f eager* winning Dnn Marsh*----I—* DELAMD, Jan. 20 — With a 18.12 andI tha B squad -------d m com* ____ ' the third yonsecutWe year, June* John .... 1 • I a—t * n ’ 2#l2 trlumpn. period fo rest during mid-term t sophomore led tbe team in Hh.ii*4* im*a* . . t a i gh to i —i Inp through Jed tha vanltv lads etam tlm* behind them, Stetson Dan M*r*h IT .I*. 1* t*. H “«i , a* Fondren Mitchell John Hhrll*'* inrnlng in 10 points while Me. University4* basketball squad tra­ four .touchdowns for 24 lm!|* II In 1030, Chuck Tut* lid IIAH.V iioi'ai.r. J—a. «i*>r rlrllnnd lopped Pierson with *e- vel* tn Orlando Thursday far the 88 points, and hi 1038, V alm nlh* Man*. **M SIMM. -en. Olllff with. I t point*. w»a first conflict , of the aomaon with •deb man for lha evening In the y, Johnson had 31. i'» aeons on kkfcsff ra­ tTH^hAcn—ruturiir. nm« n « s It game while Blackman cracked tho Bolllne College cagon. Ob­ PI* Off Sir. Fin in * field goal for Hrraon'* W 7 serving th* defeat suffered by the thjrd end fourth a Hhnl . f T I 1—1 (toUlna ob tho handi of tho Uni* ;nma In tho'ppat'decade by l**lrlrl* Mulrurk 4 1 4 I—I points men. Hub i McAnley ra. Arm'd Olrl .... * 4 » 1—1 venlty of Miami Uat waekend, II Shut II.f*. 4.40. 4.M; P*lrliln on# 0t yard* against Re. Coach Bon Clemons tested boro In 1P3I, end lo s t Billy Mnlronli I 04. 4 OOj Arrtin. Ilirl • ! “ today that “w* ought to baht •corad against Ola Mho I'lnUT HACK—Fill urliyi Rollins, but aa usual we’ll have a 08-yard return, I Nurman Andr»w» •J '. ; I—*, r Terirf‘4 l-ady . » B** * to wait and aea." Stetson cam* three field goals In recent lamn hf'gro .... 1 1 4 4 * 1 »—I 3i;*rlf. Ilmnance I 4“4‘ •“dfl* out victorious in a two-gam* >,hero been mado by the Mr. 11*4 ..... 4 Am,. Mulrnrk t 0«dg* Troubl* meet with MUml earlier In Utb f'aolra man, Paul Eller. In ad. HlfPONIi HACK—Futurjlyi l^tan N*aro T**. l **, H » ; Mr season. to those made against Hli II. fa, 4.40. nrilrr1! f*hnl,,J I Flrii Half of Dali/ D«Ubl4j On th* heels of th* BoUUa I Fan Furr • D»rh alfn ________ and Georgia Tech tn M *4. 1 Hip Th* W»r « »••*! Du«h*4* tilt, BUtaon’a Hatton moot the ho scored against Bewaneo 1 live lir»ii*h 1 Nine May Joye* University of Florida Saturday by the some method, 1 (l*r*in Itnll 1 Pip Along night In DaLand. Tha Galnoarilio n* Hlr. Fin. ro rears of >var*lty com. Moriown ... TIIIHD nACB—4-tl Milt! 4 I I— squad, by virtu* of ita.n*ar.Oi*J • f nff Daily Dally b*»W*» Dei il^i.l Half Fullbookl Charlie Tate llnlfnoi Iwr .. I I I—hd I—I I4 MaihiU KtihiU It*4 P*a top position In tba aonthaaat, la fTittHa II*nk . I l l l-*-hd i White Pharli* I r 11 converelona from 0»<>w I KaMl BiyB*1 lavorad to Uk* MW Hatton, who Morfnwa 11.44 . t i l . 4 40 ; llnifsnl I tiiipy (lllraen -and never mined. He Il4 r at*. I l l : annw nanh 4 It 1 liroihrr nmn t y*r*V*4fr l <'ofr»* D*n • P etten DeUg look to Florida aa their flrat real through on hie only threat. Union College v1*1to here FOMIITII RACK—4*14 Mllat ITII RACr—1-1* Mil* Km* 11 1-6 l H*ao P.iri I Ana »• an February 6 to play th* local PP Off Hlr Fin. i/lu e b e U 's 218 yerda Imaf* baakatoan In tha 8t*toon gym. m*a » i r i—I I l‘A«n iHiffmr m pasee* received i t . r«pu«r n*C*pllnn I I I l-h Coach Brady - CowfU’s froati n now mark far the f.lltl* Klhhl** • • I 1—1 _iart a brisk schedule Chi* week IIAPK— S-14 410*1 that noordi have been CnniHt* n*«a * t" >»" t "» k »* I FIFTH w iiiic Mit* • nevernor Jim with th* fit Augustine Y . M- C, rnntlon 4.44. 1 I" I-ll 1In Klhhl** t Fln**lo HVti.I1*!*) A. In that city on Friday night. _ _ _ S n*|m> llrndtr y Harrison led the backs Tha freshman mote tha Cadar | Go 4 * fi Afllflrt . yardage gained on runs nAPR—Fillurll tlm* Keys Independents bar* Saturday FIX T II MAOB—« pp n if air y in . scrimmage, kickoff and I M irk P flin aa n'preliminary to tha Btat*onI Hill a w n 4 Ah4 * M .m orr •turns, and run* with in. Florlda match, and will prolimlnMill Tincir I 1 f |—l 1 Tom Willard T W **ll4y Kenuutc* jmaaoa, with 613 yards, Mnnir tondi* i i i l —j I T «i»» Moon I Fenoy Omen ary with tha BL AUgnatlna squad \ Wa* second with 484, and 1140 • 1* l.fti Ml** again for th* Btetaon-Unlon ColftyVK STII RACK—4*14 M|l*l llttMll third with 873. Retn’a I run hiI O f 1UPM F ir* leg* gome neat Wednesday. • F lr * lln r Man T Jo e WllUrO .yards per try from *cr Iin­ 4 t e n * .M eant was topsi' In in Ulla depart. to hkk out of bound* n 4 Flr>*.i» A m * l . f flay l a y Jehan y hurt their average*, a* Harrison KIHIITII UACB—Ftlfurll K tm iT ll HACK—F u tu r ity ).. , kicked out 12 time* and Walton i lrlah llroeuil Titnrtnf Andrew seven. No Florida kicks were 4 WhirKrphrr T fields* 'M WB*r 4 * blocked,. 18 were downed, and 29 4 11*11'* Fir* * rieeeln t Roe TAMPA. 8 8 -(8 p **U l)r kicked out Oppoaing safety men ' MINT HRAPK— a - l l Mi let ■* A warning to hlto flMni was I*, mado lata than *1* yards per I namblln* Nern I Oentee * sued this weak by Nathan Mayo, amohr R ne*(»r 4 *a>r Ia Pea1 Dean return on th* onr* they4* ran I amok* ail Commlsrion*r lastom of Agrfevltora, tn back. m errlat- lod dl* l letter to Aahar J(' ■ ha kicking, with llarrl.cn THNTIt RACK—4-tl Mile). Benny lane avtraaed 48.6 of the Florida 8* •g .48 . times and Walton yards on 20 kick off*. Hoen » 1*11 F ir* r |n hla l*« *r rimnail•■liner Merm*n*r tha taam’i total of 94, averaged 608 yards on hla four 14 ft— 1 kellur Mayo soldi "A Tittle toy a t Win. agate came out- almost arm returns. Gator secondary men Itu 4 Roh Mer*ha)l _ h T g a rH roeontiy had • who o* KfXVKNTII It ACM—4-1 • MtlSI . tho avaragH, 88 yards per tem p tod g4 pass**, a new 10Ma kltofor ^ IQuInlela R aeel r ‘ fay Harrison and SIB 814 | far year record, and Florida oppo. I R* l.itrkr I J* Fallowing Intimations nonts intercepted 20, 1 tettin I.lvht aaOttaiy MTU 11 gamtn weren't rafflriont tba Ly: man Grtybcand* i 27-11. ■ Now gotag 0M at Cariylo Swefforg , MAN CIIEVROLrr ship sack scared I t potato fori Boy a quality OK Coach Dick Shown I n n car, W* most mar* In a girl* game,* Gtyn How. I fta* used ear* 4* all ac r ed 12 potato a* tb* Iqr-I room for others man sextet won I T J . Parriah I traded In on tb* lad Eatarprioe, with tm u potato, j NEW 1041 b a if o b b m m r u x a a 4) CHEVROLET rtJOMDA' PMODUCT* AVOCADOS, Crt. II.Tt la 14.44. m M ' i p M -hue ANA Na 4*aU BKANA aaata |g c lb.. I ■ W ..K lhlu C A irurtovncn, parliament With .formation of .tha Greek re­ public* In 102Q ha Joined other royallato If n steady opposition to Venltoloa' liberals. After seven yrara,. tho wihlusllcm ta 10B8 won ramtrte *of pariUmsnt amt formed a coalition cabtact, with “UUlf John" « i mtala tar of th* Interior,, V The eon* of October, 1031, beodod4b r ■Oen. Gaorge Kondyllt, brought Xing Ooorgn back to tb. throng. --------Demerjdl* with MetaxA* a* .vie* *f tb* council Pi r h l n c . Doe. '44a to ,44c, C * n n o T * . Dm . nun. 44e id 4* c . Debt. 14c la 11.44. I CKfJtRT, f r i . It j l fa I I I * . <V4erv I Heart*, rv t, f i l l || |M i. U CD. t i l l tn II.4L | rOLT.AnDR. Dos. Rita- 44* ta. 44s I MOnPLANT, Nn mint.. f LKTTUCK. Irafwrs. leaC 4 Sea I ft .ia to 11.TA' 4 4 m . 1114 la i t n . I ties 11.44 fa 11.14. ONIDNA Dos Run. «*e lo 44s PARnLRT, Dos B ub. 14c to 14s FKAS. NA minis r r r r F .n a . n s lir e . 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It may stimulate appetite, Improve digestion (by Increas­ ing flow o f gastric Juices, so! help build new strength and thus! relieve periodic distress. T ry j CAXDUL Sea the** ca n before you boy any oaod car. Theca are tba ctaanast Used cart In Sanford H 1940 CHEVROLET 11.4* CAI)I) AHK. F*t to e. Or4. In Ftrv. I lia s* la $«•.#*. n*0 14a ta 44c, _______ n o l i & S . to "• Meanwhile King Conatonline had been forced to abdicate In fa­ vor of hla sop Alexander, but when tha latter died In 1980 from th* effects, of O.tsJto.by a pet monkey, Oeastnnttne resumed tb* thron* sad colled* bla favorite general hack to drove*. MetAxate opnoaod the 1022 cam­ paign In Byriia which resulted In complete; dafoat'by th* Tarim and lha second ousting of Constantine. But upon Constantine* death In 1023 be headed n royalist cmuttei revolt It was •qoalehed promptil­ ly and Mataxaa flod again, thls ta a k to Italy. ONIOKA. Vnltnw. 44 tl> bee tl .ltl «- *1.11, White, ft.**. Spanish [ Georg* ---------- o f . C obstanttao, / farced off Uio throne Pl^fHAFPI-R Or). il.T l. ’ , In Deceit 1828.. A few aooatha n w n ir r' p o t a t o r r . im .M R .kt. 11.14 ta 11.44, Cwt. Il.T l ta. ILM | later ,M with A S. fib won a 1seat' lit ALT. CO. naed three make being BIC . . . —ADV* fl portal Deluxe 1 dsn Jn*t ike new 1938 FORD TUDOR New seat C arers. Now4 Tires, Really a nice V8 Radio 1936 CHEVROLET IMuxe Sport Sedan Chan Inside, good tires. New Fatal. 1939 CHEVROLET Deluxe TownedAn, 4 new tires, look* and runs Ilka, a new car. Radio, 1939 Chevrolet Delon Towmtednn OK Car 1938 Chevrolet Deion Townnedah 1937 Ford Deluxe Seda* 1933 Chevrolet 4door aedaa 1996 Ford Deluxe Sedan 1939 Ford . Coup. Conga /930 Chevrolet Coach 1937 Plymouth Tudor 1938 Parka rd Coupe 193ft Oldamobilo Coupe 1938 Plymouth Coupe 1934 Cbeynytet Bedan 1934 Chevrolet Tudor 1931 Ford Ptchup t 1934 Plymouth Coupe. , W* have •the rer want at the price want to pay. paw you RANFDRD, FLORIDA 208 W. Pint BL Phono 184 �t * v w -i Swi (.*jryA Sanford I« The Only C cnlrnl 1 loridn l'it\ Afforciinj; Itail, Highway And W ider i nm sportution 111 F k c M a , waKrn-v. ■m _l E s ta b lis h e d In 1 9 0 8 Member Associnti’d l ’ii-* R A N F O n n , FL O R ID A , T H U R 8H A Y , JA N U A R Y 30, UNI Lull In Air W ar Shattered; . n Seen.Tonight British I roops lake Uerna Slowly Rising Temperatures 1* N ot T o I n te r v e n e The Lady And The Moose WASHINGTON, Jan :!0- -blbThe Administration'* British aid bill was apprnvi-il hy (hr llnuae Foreign Affair* Com milt it today after effort* to wrilr in a t*’.000,000,000 limit hail Iktii de­ feated, thn* clearing the way for llcui* delate, proluil.lv Monday. The committee* yrtinn rulin' n* Judge W. (ji'iaid. World Win ambassador to llrrlin. told the Senate Foreign Affair- f inn.ittee that tile N»ii* Would ",*lc»eP' Mexico if (ireal Hi Ham wetc de. tented. He asserted to* fevered a de. Clara ti<'n of hur aguiiist Germany, but added that Mich n iknJuration would uol actually Im* m-ti"iir\ jf the President were given the powfcr* provided in the Hr it ish.n id measure. Gerard said he could M*e no hope for a negntinted pence, nml urged that (\:iigirR* funmli thi* country with n “Ugh! mng de­ fense** again*! a lightning war hy passing the hilt The United Slates, tu t mil Mini, ‘already has committed <imngh unncutral art* to wuirnut (rprmanys declaring war •n u*. hit they don't do it hetuu-’i' they are afraid of the effect on their own people." "1 think the Atiieiiran penplc, llkt the Brftbh, would rather die alanding ami free than kneeling la appeasement before the .Nazi* * A proposal lo [.Luc um out lijlht ban on the u-e of Unitril State* naval vessel* to convoy •tipplies to II11til in nn<i nji'etoi] hy the House lotiigu Affair* Committee yoiirtlay ns it Ml Ms-Hi, w i n,lr,i,-k neircil the end c»f its tonsnlei itiofl of the len^e-lcmi program tht* tnnrnuiL' nt h “it , for aiding (‘outline* hauling tin her In.mi . ::r>ii Kim Av, lowing no Itln.-* „f , A tU year* Mr* Wondrork The cominiUi'u ilnt, imwever, Saiifoul hi ipfir. from w # Mn amendmetit ritniiiig villa-. JA* vDIMtlirv . neither aut hot-urn* Worn m I au'ltrvUle, N < . fit! nor iwrnilli the liar of AulPrk-ii N m i'll. 1 *71 \ |„. ____ Wumh ,.fjk vessels *« convoy*. j I lu»*l liknl |n Flouglnfca, t.« _ This ait ion wu* taken-will f"ri* guing 1<* Jiirkmmti ilIf She .“hr approval ol Adinitilatlfatii.il |W a nn-mlirr of th# Fii-*| \|. |||. member* mid Chairman Bloom <+li iniji if Simfnril ii fitI a later explained that If the cun ’ dilution or upy existing statu.- Jm. ntl.t r of the Hoynl N« igM up' .Sot vKorn incluilr h»*r lni'i.iui.l authorise* tl;c I'resldcnt to in. •Jel the navy In escort duly, tin- F VV.... hock nf Sanfmil, f iv» 'tongfiit r>, Miss Vrrwn ........ . t*. k l< a a l l a a r a III rap e T a v l Mi Nf•» Rigncy iiml Mi* (|* HllU Hi VOID nil J f ^allf.lrl .ill* ftrrthii Terrell, vs*n In jii'hn* Ti*x , nml Mr** J V, Uni ** ■ An“tin, Te* n min, t'.*l|i* \\....It im k of Swiifir*^: 11! gmfnl I.AK FI.AND. Jan 80 — </l-. A genetal marketing policy wblib <5 '-hi-finn*l Iwp#grial.g' 'U't ^ .‘nrtlrmplate, Interalate ahlpm, m . Inhlit n 1 in** f«l *i*rvi*t,« will l’*■ 1'*o >f about 7b percent of Fluridn' •mt.1.1 -It ihn F,ri'*k‘*nll Into 'll -•tunated crop of 11,000,001) hn* c» of Valencia oranges was adnp. II in* r I :» *»n oVI*MV Sii* ii.Im* f*t t niton with tin Ih'V M I' -d by federal marketing ngtn m,'il c* mmlttcea here ycateiduv. |lt*ihiru'»n * fficltttuig It'it ml will subject to approval of the m i . h« tinirjr hero. -etary of agrlcultura.' The policy stated: "The g o t, er* adminlatratlvo and ahl[>pn. idvisory crmmJttccs believe it will be necessary for the cntin A petition fur validation •1 yiarketlng season for Floridi. Va |7n,.Mid worth of Inm.l* f»i >1" ’ends type oranges, that shipment, proposed flsmlnnle County bo-(o be ennrined to U. 8. Ko. 2 grail, ■ill was filed In the Clrruil fn n l ind higher grade*, with U. S veeteiday to In- heard hv Jo'lg' -om bination russet grad a also m . M if Smith Feb. fl, O. f II. in •luded from shipment, and that elerk of the court, said t.«lm beginning early In February and ilon. approval of the petit. " -.tending until about Mar. 10, no theAfter step is to have Ihe ib oranges larger than alse I2f. '■ree next signcl hv the rhairina.i "f be permitted In shipments." -lie Hi aid of County rommieMon. fr>, print the bonds, snd offei them for sale, Mr. Herndon **(<1 Thr County rommlasion |ws*.-.l a resolution tp hold a .penal election Nov, 8, 1938, to apprim TAILAHABSEK. Jut,, no a lax levy not exceeding l* ) — Dr. W. II. PtskuU ef Jack, mills a year for SO years for l*n •onville yeslerdav was appointed hospital and for Ihe itaiianri- of Slate health offlrrr by Cover, bonds for its construction and tor Holland for tha nnaxplred maintenance. term of Or. A. a MeOraary, whe -lied laat weak. Sludenla at (ha navy'a subnia. He has boon assistant Slate tine schools arg subjected to health ofllear sine* la»t June, and rape tralnlny* In a euriuur.lmik. ing tank Defer* other !>■*■< ecurmea ara atortod. Working hLs way to the Unit, cd States, Loren so Runeberit ar­ rives at New York. He i* in this country to study polities! -rirnce at the University of Idaho. To SeH licenses Until fcOO P . fit: ■t tht notion of “de. m AaJa" and U» imJ o r ltaljr, and MO llkat "Oormany p* a * a s r food ond Irs. Woodcock Dies Following lengthy Illness «*b- Brooker To Arrest M o to r is ts With night f i b t * hurt London while 4 'th o rapt tal mho, and pro. With orar *t| f 0 f the antiel. Uo return to paTO total Of license i*Ks a|roak ' perhaps to arete to urge dy aeltl, Jno. D. Jlnkins, County lait collee^r, .aid ttdlay the affic; w-wU re*Af|«r i(r trw + M vf upti •tain, open until d;00 nWoflt op faeenrfi and a Jamonatrstlon by Thumday and Friday ’ ’ • * w « 4nd Communists against Deadline on the use of (hi Mm gonrnmetil'a food policy. IDlOjiaga is Friday, and Willlau ■4agad for hia benafit whin he antored the Savoy Hotel for Brooker, State highway patrol, hipch, WtQkta dined In as under, man, said loday lie would begin crouad ahelter. •Saturday to artest those who ■ Than ha began hia tour or the drove ears with the old tags. tgetre poUs to are far himself "I realise that the vtu p It bow thousands of men, women is different and ahUdrcn spend their nlghte Seminole County deep tinder ground to asrape frem that of other counties," Mr Brooker commented, "in that Adolf Hltlar'a aerial attaeka. a London w u undergclng tie many people are fanners and de Ttrai nighttime aerial aaaault in net have an opportunity to conn 19 nights, aInca before the 1D10 ill and buy thi-ir lags unlit lull Republican pretldenUal nominee’s in Ihe evening. "Since the office nf the las arrival In England, and the crash of asU -ab m ft fire accompanied collector will remain open until 0:00 o’clock, however, thara Jjlm about the darkened aity. W Keeping up the terrlfk pace be ahi uld be umple time for motor, ista to get their lieeiisea before tho rstcnsion granted by thi Governor rxplrea." Sheriff M. Hand also indi. rated (bat lie and Ilia deputies trill begin making arreata Satur. day nf lho»r driving can without Cits IU1I tag*. Reporting tm the'drlvf ggalnit faulty aulomnbllo headlights which has been roDductod with th* aM of service slationa in Seminole County, Mr. Brooker wrnrasstd hi* appreciation to the filling station attendant* and mb. lorlsta who ro.ofieratrd. Farty nest month, a squad nf the grounded liner still was highway patrrlmen la expected to trum ds*p watar, 'em* to thi* rduntv as oart of drug* officials wuts reported n state.wl’*- ramp.inn for Hat w awaittag ordgra (rum the te» an'e IlgMa, Mr. Smoker Mi BtaUa il»a oa futur* us••cjw In moke - rood ehrtwlnw **-*(<' rrw * tUUaw sh t'en , he '*'d. '« rh*»klr- th« lights of O ld T a g sF cb . 1 I R ^ jr p a Market Policy For Valencias Adopted |Petition To Vulidnt(* * Hospital Bonds Filed Manhattan B* a Tourist A '*ickett Appointc’d As Health Officer RSuSSasy: ?a?ysf«st'r raV* thev *erve In e-d«* *• t*oln' a lb* rust of Um e a rn and **• t—d It**-'* to t*>* Arirers. ■ > taOrmtaad gffart 7* fws Tbe rr>tm*n said he would ■&U- iuHag lbs .flood UJ« —-kq out rb*e~*x aralwst Ihna* drlrloi ram with bad lights bawfnnfnw twlay. * A v cro o # / » Ib 28 It. A. F. AttackH Big Naval Base While Na/i Planes Rain Bnmhs On [yondon Italian Stronghold! To Fall To British; Imperial Nile Army i To Study In U. S. Rumania Warned To Declare Trucc •|> t*»iir|s|n( |*rr*« JS*;,"!SiogBr, 2!H)() Rebels Are Held In Rumania WH vi -lenlii) tipun I(u i)* Lib.' Ih'fttJt ntii) niniKti I fUt t»inl« nu IohhiiI Hi-nghmi * lilt i f f i i t I »» i' 411m | tic r e n ' h t t t ' yn h« f m i ' Ihi* t i n m in i n ir I r*1 i m i la u n c h tin . m ji« , o i . k* Oil A fl Kit Vith th. final 4>ii llenm appmcntl) nt I,nml. ||U. It r it ■- h w* I* 'Jiitl l«. he i lit Lilli. tcring stiff* r II"I'tHfH 1' t he I e than li.nl Im. *41 jiiitit ipnh'il «•* vm-[] us r>n mih . _ ouutllW i"*tvuti i( nt Mekili jiIli - tin *!•■-» >t i n.t, t ' ll:tli:ms R”i>«r< New Sihtons In Africa: (•recks Hull Assault ) i'V* » i v p /* A'ft i •!rih i, .Lt.l (jcriitHti tvnrI'l.i, ■ H Yc-ltrihit •.......mini M|Ui ,.f till* Ilrit i-'ll MhidJr ha't i eimiwiml ! naitl the pienMiit . it enemy f(»lci - in the I in nit .n t a i- Hicreating." v lint .iv, nll>i the lull of \"hr uk In- t week, it had In i M bcliexiti Mai'li.il UfitriMiii army might muh- no ......... - effl 11 t*> 'Iffr nil I*i* w,il!**d I wIt on the Mrditi Tin \if i *k*ng I bi'titi" i m.iihnur nt the bitr * ii't.ltt.l .1 H.it : it iiilM’ <if Wil­ in' II . I.......... vilulf Nuri tnitli'i , . i , i <i| lienih itntl tie* >11in 11•>i. mi ] ,l ttdiin. \ ,n. .li, rmiilli of thn 1,1 [ ..... .. i< i ..It ln*t week, ,1 „ I . ,11, iinnmmrril to,1.1 ,i ,i ... I. Itoot 'J,(HH1 rebels. ..... ... 1 on it women," had 1n , 11 i it •- § »tv Itui'hnrest atone, 1 11, , wMi n large stern of (i j i t jt imi *unit n>n N . |||L*I•*« isiit.'.l the '-'ues ........................ .... tlif II ili.h -aid ^ ;u' I !5::^ I? i 0.^1'. ps§iv^tL-.'' pt. ^' I he \.4.i illg » f fi i f - ■ 11-1 in <. t I/ 1.*11r 11 li, j ,j? l\attei*>( |••*..»* |‘L| It .1 new l[| , h)} hcavv h*mi,*.' i j■ t*f It nil* n ;<it. Hrom« - u )lm I l r man Stokn dive. bflmli' l- liny e In. »fl r lirt li11uletl for Meiliii i r itilean art inn fin l.mnhm when* initilmv uii* Mr*. Raul H thmiliiH lepertetl n *pemling up mwi(t* at Iluntu of th* drive * fl the t.ihyau rapi.ihimiusU Tlnmgl tal snul *1»•iligiutld r*f Itengliuri ,4 , a ml MekiJi mini Juinrf ten win isi*I . to have li* i n iirnumted allhnngli Hie Valtinlh* vvin * “mm J* lntg'i Italian fun*1 than [of tin* wax nl n hud hren 11*til It lpul I'd WH- I 11. eountifi l uup"iti>l hv TO mi HO F»«‘•j i-! lank I Hr ■liim ’ cm nil c f* i n v aule«l hy the Free I n in h warriors nf Gen* I "f de fianlh1. wrete voimI ’n **f f i*' ia 1 liiapnlihs to I" 'lUMhi’U* *1 Hi*' Italian Afrieuu ■ ■— ■ i■ ■■i •iriplfe mi frvi* front i «“ well ns igainat S */» nir haM *• in Sn ilv mil or* in* It.ilmn n*H*nlan*l , i h-d new Auction Of Over $100 In Prizes A* t/ ‘Millionaire’s Parly” TonightI X .tk fil i MI .1.1*1 liiittiv-Hji<ti* r hy A g iltu H o r r | *l i\*i Hu I h i i i M o l Hi* l in k in g * . ni|.iiii> -- - - % M H‘*‘e*»acs In i lid. tin- III itmh »aid i . dmy , p**ialmnp «n • ,111a in the hope of I* .ft *.denial emplro , |a.ik n large-scale r, i v, ta mu develop**. i li n»t ditiepi itii the f• f ■I Inna-T hn i 1 a n «l dii ♦wept fur minor ,i unienmred hy tha * ......... .. following tha i r |•'ii * itegidialiona Hiifitmm * 'I a rIrung kU . *si k fiti i ff* mirth rtf illttl mi ItMlmii (-ouritcr i An* thi* I'.^rlut* tej^pl I ***• 1* mpiimrlly-- \ I ii lit im lhut larTthH* Ihinnit >'Hi firnil M;»n> (Ontrios Soon lor I'miUrv Display ill* 1h-i Mli a i t in t hr nil' *•.1 ui lIn* 1 ill in 4 Im im i v niltn‘lo J|iy h Sr Inu , >. i >I• i Im“M'w im tij. f it<Mft| 10 Dl'i t i l . ' Wi'iilirMlny m i IIA HU i» ............. 15 Regis Ur For Mechanics ('lass, Instructor Say Judge Revokes M a y o ’s License Suspension O r d e r ' i"l, iit I\ sbnttprril n I" ,1 > ■ • l il! n iln> itcrinl war* fin, i■■ ' nuL'Iit, K A. F. . ! . ^ ,' III ft | | *4ii'i|i4i,mling Wm 1»*r I l o v • ii 1 hohhug thwt 1f.r "I'AM HIIhI H H'Hfl intuit of Ihi* 'j»s\ liliij TI**I hr I l| t umpill-li with ft it Iit‘44r ing lf 11••*" a ib piily com rnisahtfi* i ui WMilt r Ihtit'ii on May it hut I chill jfiti 1lif i inn|mmy '/ h11h %!■'In11ui* (In nt«If matuiit) 1 law hy rlnjijmikf )u| ImiH'mi*f i ( / MJtl'lgt'1- llflil 'i'J'h "lU ll'A tlf |t f A ( I**. '' | ", ( t J H/ (l j * 1 > 1 ' ;i11.it* n.j; 1 'j If nit, ami hinl iiffi rnl it hi ibr It1 ,r’» " * / I II AIttil I Illy, 14n Hll4|H'(lul , .. |. lii ihHmjKHinii mrh of (hr sir J1" " ( • unlit. Juliet* |{ok'« »A wrulr “whih , 1' \ M.' ' l \\ 'In* rtiui'l i(o**A ii-cit look with fu-* « / , ?*' •or U|*oii tin* ifivniK «f I m / 11 * *' /.' *', m-prcltirn nml ruti'le(non thr |mj. ,,lh Wl ’ Iicy purnuril in linn raar th*l thr i Ml f'M" 1 l.iiU'ry rhmyri* ha<l out brrli iu» ' M“’ . ni ,n* 11 Uiuirtl hy the eVldrnc#. \S " "* Teat Jimmy intrt educed win Itnil |'"**' 1111 H <'M 1'i“dy Hailey. c*on |»any mnnac i • i* hrnvr Perry an i-nvrlo|ir mukul l l l h l l 1 * *d tin not open until Oct 20, that n V rik Prrry had taken (hr i‘nvelo|K* t* * ^ ^’ hi« Bup* rtur Lcforr iiiicninjc ||, anil that $50 was found inildr . NFW \ MKK. Jod|fr Koyrrh hrld that thr tea. name <»f Wrndr lummy ahowrtl thr fruit In mo- aihlrd t" Ihnae Itovmy had brrn paBaad by prrry ( lair Kt imr(h fur nhipmtnt, that it had Wen prr**h»HHl *rat approved befure the mvclapr 1 from Marthattai rhanired handi, and that Perry (rirt had flniahrd hit lour of doty al liar***) J J“5 H'o company'* packing houar pubHcan Irade when tho “f i f f wan made. seventh aA«r»i Uhl k < iltlc Field Day 1‘lmuu'd Feb. 21 I.ti to (Special) Fl*ii i«ire Fhparimttit .titinl * ut Ile f it’ld day • fin Fch 21, and in •iMi'k u laiir# numbef i ..till* turn from nor. irru Fluiida diiift. upKiiiorniBl m tha I (hi* Agrkul. i. mi Sirrvire pint fradi n -i* i <* in (iadadtn r"-o|H*raling in arf*r the event, and ■duly interested In tho of In « f cnttlo is invit. mi (Ground CrewB Asked For 50,000 Planes WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 -lA 'i - Tha Army Air Corps ha* called upon the Clrtl Service Uommiaslun to provide gruun.1 crews for CO.OOO planes In 19(2 Ccmmlaaloner Flemming told the House sub-corn milt** on ap­ propriations thara aro now 8000 civilians atanployad aa mechanic* 'n tha Air Corps and that 80,000 BUCHAREST, Jak. SO Rumania was warned jruaterday by bar pro.U rrman twxrapapcr to dgclaia , Immediately a oaa-ysar true* upon all tdeologkal eon. j Ur# in if i i i i p i i u i l ,A*m> u f i h r | V V r M if ilit T i l r m r H ill) h r i i s i i r ‘ i Lime . f 7 *T*n armamant, dwakrad “um City News Briefb Mu tho nelghbrrttouO *♦. ) * V do arjl kpa* *8.'Wfc] I lew It will tWM. „.140*U 0 (star. I JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 30—lA’i —Construction of thousand* of miles of road*, street* and high­ ways tn virtually avery part of Florida at a cost of mors than MiAOO.000 formed ona of the moat important activities of the WPA during tha IIts and a half yaara ending Dec. t i . State Ad-InlatraUir Schroder reported mlnutrato Wadncada. Expenditures for road projsct*. ha said, included 122^00,300 for secondary roads god feeders, »12.800,400 for atreat paring, and JHJWO.OOO far primary road bulldLagualnau plants a n Abla to taka nitrogen apt of tha air and change It lata uaabls fartUtaer. M (h n i 1 I lin n ’* '' Iih i i k I i , ., si i ., ji. I'f-iyiJMii m being planned ’ ■ i *■ a in ally a* pocalbli a ......I'!••(« piifuii nf the varloua I r” F. t li Hit* rampnigfi 'j t * lift* in In i f c a ttle p r o d u c t io n . '( PllMt'f, lirftfl t,f |hl ^|i.lj|, 11 Hill Inrludt’ a reviow of th# in n N iiin i'd th e n a m e s n f h. r • • I•■*11mbc trials at th# North ■a«»rk« #“ 44s f« llnwe Mrs- I I l-trnltt Fvperimrnt 8(at*<v, and SliaiiL-. Mrs F K Rntmiilhi I •nr»irum)i. h on tin* station'* ir#nr rt| h s'it) n m l fe e d * u s e d , a« w e l l Mrs l«*l Fnhl. Mr* A lum Fm.l Mi* -I W (>nnit-1*. Mm <) (I Mv l \ ir*it h (it a n u m b e r o f f a r m a •■re, Mrs Alice Wight, Min K ( t.vln‘1 *1 v n r h u iK grade* of at##rt Har| «•(. Mr*. Henry Mi l.auiin are f.n feed, Ir Mr* Itnhert North. Mr* Unr. fell Fnrgu*(in. Mr*. (’ M Flnw. *r* Mr* Fred Bully. Mr* S M Rif'lionl and Mr* ftturv* ( imiV I aitie* nf the Junior Woman'* rinli who served on ihe board sl-rda*' *» ann-'iioced liv M-« H Ti. OHhn". leader of ihr -roup are: Mr*. James I'.rein* Mrs W Del'rleha, Mr* Algernon Sneer. Mr*. W. P. Willems, Mr* n B. rvihson. Mtaa Caroirn f» e . burn. Mrs. A, D. Z*rk*rv, Mi*. M -r'oru U*eburn and Mra. John Schirard, Jr. LOCAL WEATHER ^ » ' m L f* r * ’ a K 1 w ' ' ■ i *>‘ *J ’V *j,* *^ A*, g, /* • .1 *' ■ . - i ; Tt ' Jf * \"i \jjf% .’«t,V*. - x a v 7‘ �** * \ o I \ « f » '•*» ■» *■-*■*.* • ' . x* •** J’ �Sanford In The Only Central ' Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation Way 1b Cleared For No Frost Danger Is Expected, Weather -Debate On Monday; ‘Lifhtnini Bureau Forecasts; Snow Covers North • Asked By V'-He aeeerted he favored * deT clattUco of tear against Germany, hat added that inch a declaration Would not actually be necessary If U a Free Went were given the pow­ ers provided In too British-* Id h b r l o a t o Dower, deDtjay t h a t ' “G erm any n & L i & Gervid eatd he could *ee no hope for a negotiated peace, and uygad that Congtaer furnlah thti wneberg or. eeantry with a "lightning da. again*t a lightning war Re U In thie lltlcid iclcnce by paaaing th* b ill.." To* United Statae, Gerard said, if Idaho. 'already baa committed enough anaeutn) acts to warrant Oer- and central MUaourl. Mrs. Woodcock Dies Following . Lengthy Illness r".# ,* . ■ — p-rara .. Nra- 1<Wla Woodcock, OP, died this morning at #:io o’clock ot hor home, S00 Elm Ayonut, foL lowing ian lllnea* of about tig WoodMAR am* to hferd la . JODfi from Jockson- z z z 'Z S X T z r & Market Po] Valencias Adopted many people, ar* fanner* and de Alf » t A UR*. . net have an opportunity ta cam* L A K E L A N th A and,bhyitheir tag* until late A general mark* In th* lontemplate* jol >f about T» per #.‘00 o’clock, - however, ebculd .be ample time for a Me to get their licence* ,fc the: eg tension granted hg Governor esp tree.**' Sheriff C. M. Hand ala* cated that ha and Ma' d*i wfll begin making arreata I day of thpee d rivW ooraw i •object to .Li. - a— It. A. F. Attacks Big Naval Base While Nazi Planes Rain BnmliN On London- 2900 Rebels Are Held In Rumania Italians Report New Success In Africa; (Greeks Halt Assault " * ■ “ “ l-. O W F*JW4lra8f*. N :v ?-o n **5R ^ S S r Woodcock bad lived l„ Uoufl***, Oa., 1mfore going to Joetoobvllle. Rhe wei a member of the Flrat Mrth°dl»t Church of Sanford and a member of tht'Boyal Neighbor* Survivor* Include her husband, F„ Woodcock of Sanford; five daughter*. MU* Versa Woodcock Mr*. Madge Rlgnay and Mr* Orrtha Riven, all of Hanford Mrs. Bertha T am il, Ran An. tonlo,' Tex., and Mr*. J. K, Hut. ler, Austin. Tex,t a eon, Coll* Woodcock of Sonfordt 12 grand. rhlMren ond two great-grand, children. Funeral service* will h* run. dueled at lb * E'HOmn Funeral Remo a t ' o'clock 8*i>ir.l*v eHernoon with the P«v, W. I’ Buhrm*n nffiejatlng. Burial will be wade hero. Petition To Validate Hospital Bonds Filed A petition ler validation of (70,000 worth of bonda for the * *- ■- Qaanty boapiCou rt y to be heard by Judge ™ B. 8mlth Fob. 81. O. r . Hemdon, dork of the court aald today Aftar approval of tba petition, th* next (tap la to hove the de­ m o signed bv the chairman of the Beard of Chanty Commit*ionora, print tba <bonds, and offer them for e a R Mr. Herndon aid. Tim County Commla*Ion passed o raoehttlOB M held a apedal elect!*« Nov. Sj 1M8, U approvo g tag leery apt evceedlng two Yesterday'* communique of th* British Middle Ea*t Command Conn preaauro on enemy forcer In the Derna area la In. massing,'* whereat, after the fall ^Tobruk 1**1 week, it had been iVtd Marahal Graxlani'a army make no acrlou* effort to rend the walled town on tho ModUerrencan. The Royal Air Forcr. tlrlking tailing caning blow* mow* In an effort to pre. rant tbe Neil luftwaffc from gir-. log effect Ivi aid to Grarlanre -*‘ve rrra, reported new battered for. heavy bombing* of Italian air. drome, where Gentian Htuka dive, bomber, have been concentrated for Mediterranean action. London where military au. t hor Itics reported a speeding up of the drive on the Libyan capi­ tal and stronghold of Benghail Mektll road junction was said to have been lurounded although 0 “much larger Italian fore* than M been anlirlpalrd was rnfOdntrrrd," suuported by 70 or •tt Fear let tanks.) ...MrItain's empire forces, aided kg -the Free French warriors of Qaaarel de Gaulle, were said *“ official dlapalrha * to be elFlJi* Italian' A fH ao on'fire fronta •• sroll ae egaUMR N»>l *1* hear. In Sicily i the Italian mainland. Judge Revokes M a y o ’ s License Suspension O r d e r BARTOW, Jan! SO—DD—Clr. cult Judge Kogri* Wedneeday revoked ah order by Agriculture Commissioner Mayo suspending the lieeneo of the Winter Haven Picking Company, holding that the "raaenllal requirements of the law" had not been compiled with in a hearing before a deputy comml,,loner at Winter Haven on Nov. 14. Mayo had charged the company «lth violating th* etate maturity law by shipping 104 boxes of urangee and 120 boxes of grape­ fruit, and had offered a bribe to Piceton Perry, an inspector. In dismissing each of th* si* count,, Judge Itogera wrote “while the court uoe* not look with fa­ vor upon tba giving of gifts U> inspectors and condemns th* po. Her pursued in this case" that the bribery charg* had not been tue* tainad by th* evidence. Testimony Introduced was that Grady Balky, company managrr. gave Perry an envelop* marked “do not epftn until Oct. S0,H that Perry had ta' hi* As an n flerm ath of th e hlmnli Itnimousn revolt last weak, it un- ..I finally announced lo■|a> tliiit innr,’ Ilian -.000 rabela, inclmlinir f.J "gun women," had Itrcn hi rvstcil In Bucharrst alone, lligilln i with a largr store of iarm - anil nntniunllluii. i \m- u in planes rallied th* *!••* I I i i ri.il /iii'ii init the llfltlsh said | n-i diiningc was caused, ( liiily nqinrled new success** In J I'n -t A fl tea, while the l l r l l i t h aald nn. -pced lng op er ati on * ofl uitl, .1 1 M l*. Paul Bechcs, of Buffalo, N. Y.. Im- o tiiilo tun moots at Huntsville, Out., Canadian inrcca f..i emtri -,»•«,«- rn. ihuslaxt*. Though * r don’t eunt to seem overly .uspnmo-, |, e_ ever, there's a look In Mr Moose's eye that miv. tie liu. f..in to th* Valhalla where guod moose* go when tiny f..igel |.. do, k mil of the way of u rifle Indlrl hut it s a plea-lug pieti«••. nnyetty A u ctio n O f O v e r $100 In P rizes nl hniirnn Allmn- nnnnuiireil a strong ofte forres north of A t y ‘M illion aire’s P a r t y T o n ig h t R•i<ki t u r a hGreek all isl a a I t a l i a n cm ------------------------------- - 35 Register For Mechanics Cl$ss, Instructor S a y s Nearly 3fi hoys arc registered In tho mechanic* coursu bring roridurtiNl at Ihe Future Farmers Building at Semlnol* High School a , part of the rlassrs In national tirfriisr project,, Alex Johnson. Instructor, raid today. The class, e, srr held nightly front 7:00 until 10:0(1 P. M. Eight uf the •IVtdrrits In the mechanics course are from Oviedo, Hall Derrick ha* been added a* nn assistant Instructor, Mr. John, sail said, since th* enrollment ha* p***rd the anticipated total. By Ihe mlddlo of next week it i* expected that a class ill wrldlng, metal work, and blacksmithing will begin, the Instructor raid. Welding equipment ha* al. reeity been received. Hoys brtwren thv age, of IH and 2B were Invited to gel In touch with Mr. Johnanu if they are Interested In joining the rises in metal work and welding No charg* I* made, and tool* and material* are furnUhed. Willkie Suggested For New York Seat NEW YORK. JM . BO-fAV-Th" name of Wendell Wlllkl* ha# been added to thuw mentioned for the lata Ktnntth F. Rlmpaona con- from Manhattan’s a«v*nt«*nth dis­ trict -. , llarvey J. Bchwamm, n*W Re. pubtlan leader of Naw Y ork , seventh assembly district, *i ■ SCORE M e re of ----------- , p r ill, +\ ^ t rn n iin g (jut h * l iin 'i rim lull ra** fo r fn #>\ i i j ! tin MtitAi* N ig h t " at Hu f lin t '* H u L h itn y |'*«tl> ' ■ at h (Ml n t ji rk I tijjij*tii \ 11m ft >. I ll u« If im > 1 11*xIftV Ift ♦*it (|»I ii m lenst 1’iNclata. temporal Many Entries Seen ij Fur Poultry Display I ii I. MNFSVIIalaK, Jilt I ;ifi Jt> i I T.'Ml.’l t I >i i lo v in g i rj|i w ill l«i ,i «il (** !(»«' w u m t’r of lit >>( Itfliu * t*»lji Kill t it! 'I f ♦-I *I ( ) i iniiitu K i mu I < 11'0 till' |ft Ot (yf t|ji | .k•4 vs to iii« ru riij l o r i h r lig h t Mi <H|*_ i i.J i Fio ri(iji*fi yo u n g p o u ltry l• nrn f n w b uEtly « n . IM*'- d hi p re p a rin g fu r tha a n . 1 d »H S t o le 4.11 t 'h ib Poultry 11" " to I t holil in rrm n trtio n 1 o Mi ih< C i n i t a l F lo r id a K i p o i h 1•"m in Mrlmulo Fell, 24 to Mar. IJIrM111(1i" JiUi ill) Mjx,., I» A d ilit iu iiiil |f i f t « fin Hi I l'i» It otii Mull* ot d Hit h Inn i ii lh»' Aidti|| 1 i ihj*iiii>, i :■ Mt i .r . ♦d Un i i h jiin li .i■, Vh .>.t "Mi* a lu iiiin u in Mid. i |»**n ,,t *«I uin iri ii ii i Irving |i.n.. v o 1" S o w e ll, iH M iltryiiia ii with S ta ll* A g r lr u i lu r a l F x le n n iu n l• • find M ip ei i f it f ndfiit of tha ’i "•vt , 'in, . tin ♦Inh .t iinMirid iid mill |od xc.uligwltTN will f.o nf t l. r ir finest doi.ii of th«’ir best IIt I 'lM lta p|( IIfl*I 12 judging I In Ulhi it* i im, cSwitt •» |ii ham . 1 4 , I I It | '. >|.« h hid w ith r h t iift i, ^fi, \,. Hi»*d .Hllloil, Nh 11111(11■ h u h Rid, }i, It , aw I Ih , llll.O. Iff Ifttiwl lllg, J , M o n k * 1 'h iit1, tiidfxiid , j (iR fh doflftihoMlt l l - l i l v . J | huRini'M AoJti ilnliun r>mif h r itd rd hy M r* A h |N.w. p o r lr d tht* fo llo w in g g ift * in "I I iii t i rm in h i’M fm c I i I l -MM el IfM * ill Hi iTUIftllfF ('ft 00111i * ‘< fin it cMinlnl |iriff iif m (my t •if. fi* Hit N n 1Hunt I r •* * • hi I Huritizn m*x1 Mu ( ’o n . I Nh'em b er ?iwind will hv givrfi by thv t i i1•tn1 iHnriilfi wh * (H u b i ii I pint ji f r i IIA|m ailiim II by i h r r r 4 . II gnlw fitun Ilnilr rouiilv \ l.irgr gathering of 4-11 glrla Hu|.|dy, $4; Mvro't f t . M . J ■,>■I Im,v5 « expected ot the *1I I , F il’d Wi Ibuii, $2, mol Sai t 'i ti ' I ill.,ii •■ii Saturday, ftlai. I. iluulj «*om|iany |T> In tho M a n h o f | im u * • n|. K»ti« 12 |u T i r n t o f a ll m . \ but nn thu tnri* w ill he t " rm 1 o v i t to Ih r r o u n t y co im m U t . of (hi* in f a iit iln p u ra ty E la d n v ti. O w n . n * i f th g n Mru d o n a tin g th. uuof lhu dog* to r a m w ith o u t t, MiirMv W i n n r r o f th e r n r r w ill bu gri v«-ii (h o M a r c h o f I>nin> I I an d im p t u p to |>e a w a rd * il by •he i lr l Y r c o m m iU e e , (• W Hpi n r r r , r h l r f Ju d g o a t lh« t r a il, ua Id to d ay m a il. Roads at i|. Ini.iie tsctlrs In that *, .1 ilnv Albanian war front. l»l I 4'ffU* ot (ho <In ■« Ii 1 T'l lio im in ‘f forvdig tb a per its v, Club yesterday, netted 113 fid f( r the fund. N cuilj ftlMi For Floi p-imiw ’^ * .r Tho "M ile O* D im e s '' bum ,I, sp on so red by Ih e J u n io r » . . Ground Crews Asked Far 5CL000 Planes h a y e a U r* i all Afinnii f'nnls In the hope of ■plitlinc llnly's colonial empire ii nli* opi n U’fnre a large-scale (inman intervention develop*.* I'c.-atmu of hostilities on tha Kr if ii it Imlii-Chlna.T h a 11 a n d I Siam l lairiler except for miner ■kn ini-lie* wan announced by Um 11nn Marti I mnmand following th* le yinmrig nf |a-are negotiation* grea*tonal s a t a * representative 'a tubraa- t»*4*HiniM{ ftF#4Ni Hi it i'll mid Ucrmnn w*pplnni'M \nilnillv nhnttered g 10-<luv lull in the norlnl warfn ro mern mill. II. A. F. bombers smashing at the b i* German naval base of Wilhelmshav en while Nazi raid* ers showemi ilealh and d*struct ion on London. Benglmxl. t i .a n the ua# of le Friday) ani Willi Blgb highway: pan matt, a id today ha wo lid begin Saturday to i n w t thhe* who d ra y t.ca n with th* old.tag*. ;l -’F I m llM that the \«tup la Remind* County 1*./diffaratn The Lady And The Moose Is Third Major ian fifetr to, Fall To British mberial Nile Army iu w liM r r w imperial Army of the onlay drove with heavier yesterday upon Italy'* Lib. ■ne of Derna and acroaa a .F la t plateau toward Bcnghatl bi an cffbrt to conquer raalcrn 1 Libya before the German air I force can launch any mat* at­ tack* on Africa. With 1the final aaaault on Darn* Apparently at hand, the British W*re aaid to be encoun. differ reaUtanco there been anticipated a, well O* *80 m ile,, aouthweatward at Mokili along the dearrt route to ■W a s h in g t o n . laa. 3ft— I British aid __ ■ ky the Home Foreign A/lklri Commute# today after effort* to writ* in a $2,MO,000,000 limit had been de­ feated, thus clearing' the way foF Heme debate, probably Monday The eammlttoe’a action came ■« Jadg* W. Gerard,' World War Mabaasador to Berlin, told the Veaate Foreign Affaire Cammlu tee that the Keaia Would “ilea#" Mexico I f Great Britain were de- Not •To NUMBER IS: In Air W ar Shattered; British Troops Take Dema By Coctamttee Offense Member Aasodnled I’rcss JA N U A R Y 8 0 , IM 1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , 1 In dimes have bean roll,.. i,.t| (,> sponsor* of tba board, to date, I>r. L, T, f)09a said today Member* of the American l.o_ «i<n Auxiliary will ■pon>or tin* “Mile O' Dime," board tosnonow t« finlah tb* campaign. Mr*. C. F. Proctor, baa'd of the group announced th* name* of her rn. worker* aa follower Mis. Fred Strange, Mr*. F . X Roumlllnl. Mr*. Joel Field, Mr*. Adam Ford. Mi*. J, W. Daniel*. Mra. O. II. Myer*. Mra. Alice Wight, Mra. E. C. Harper, Mra, Henry McCaulln. Jr.. Mrs. Hobart North. Mra. Bar­ ren Foreman, Mra. C. M. Flow, afe. Mrs. Fred Bally. Mrs. R M. Richard and Mra. Oeonv* Cook. Ladle* of tho Jonlor Woman's Club who *01 rad on tb* board •materdav a* ontteonaad bv Mra . Biggin* " “ T i J I P *• Algernon l me, Mrs. tint c * « . Cut (It* Field Day Planned Feb. 21 IJI1M V, Jen 30 — (SpecialI 1 hr Ninth Florid* Experiment Mnlmii', annuel cattle Held day hnn brrfi Ml for Feb. tie and U m|w’ilt**i to draw a largo number of init'rested cattlemen from RW. tIti'i’it and vhfulern Florida, J 1> Warner, agronomist In r!iu»ifi\ Mtys that th* AgrlcuU torsi Kiten«lon Henke (ind feed. , r« and breeders In Uadaden c minty arc co-operating in ar­ rangement, for th* event, end (hat everybody interested In the i-i ...|uctl< n of beef cattle le invitrd to attend. The program la being planned to give aa nearly aa possible a compute picture of the vnrteaa atep« in beef cattle production' MOBILE. Ala. Asa. ApprotlmaUly MOO * the Alabama Orydoak building Company ra * trike Wednesday aa between union IM « LOCAL 'V ■vsKk ■ ■? �.. \ •Am TW O T B g BA W TO ED B O U L D . B A IfT O *D Th«! Siuilkd . Herald The Violence Of Hitler JANUARY 30, 1M I ,er; ,cfad«r of the Nazi political party, .to tho chancellor-■h p. In November a few month* before, Hitler hntl/fieen able to arnaaa fewer than twelve mllL'an votes In. theloaV free election Germany ever held, two million less thah fjh got In the previous election that summer, showing ho# even then hi* philosophy was waning with the public. ..... h ?,avc. bc< n lhl" flPP«f«>t weakening of A dolf Hitler, The Herald salt! eight yean aaro. "which nnrmir- •vBy C o m m itte e sru si Represents! u n d t, la, Purging Business ; t- ;• Finns la JJcgfd ilepub- unaueee*- o anjmdmrnt W f coqvoy Legislator*. he wlU strid iv olf. War BUrnuon, aefee the requirem ent* o f the has Inatltdtad an agrrtalv* drive Senate eom. CowtUBtion. that all local ley. ..... Oppoted aueh • A j*,,* ,a a y l" r d ial “no one can ialatlon be advertised 10 day* td l what will happen In the before the Legislator* convene., and that be will Inaiat therefor* that all proposed local bill, be In Ola hands a t least 30 daya before the Legislature convene., In order that he may b* fully ad. vlrrd and may get the views of Ibe affected public before he -AR f a i l e e v y w etlree. e a r * . e< aveetattewe l a l wetieew at ? * " . ■ *“ f» * A * * e r a s s i e l vetelaw le a d * w i l l a , e b a ra e d fa t • f vew w lar a d v e rt 1staar M r * . >• t s . Herald la eg advertUlas. wed la i s , l a n e t.V have Ainfcriren firm * "bouse dean their La tliuA markon branches of all anti-American or pro-Axis personnel. The cam-, ta lr n already ha* caused the dis­ charge af^a number of employes. •peat a t tlm direction of lb s President, was recommended to tbo House by tbs Appropriation* Committee tadsy.________ ’ IN B B R IOUR CONDITION B E V E R L Y HI LI A . C a lif, Js n . SO—OR— Vera S t u t M n , 40. « . medionne of the allent screen, was reported In eatremrly Mrioui condition Wednesday s i • m u lt of be Ins .track by two n r * whUo The mechanical flame thrower originated with the United B u te * ■rmy In 11MB. l- S Irs a a aad ’AVrdAHUARV 30, |M f ON LY S P IR IT U A L 1TV8* 1 tool » « a r Z f P tfa r a s r a s "?«rn W . f W o u>. gathering m (),« bowl !». the lift goal of this fiery Austrian,’’ The Jlerald said at that time. Ho inalata that a dictatorship, with himself os dictator, gfter the manner of Mussolini, Is the only form of gov­ ernment open to Germany which will tiring order out ol chaoa. Hut a dictatorship L« pot to be the liking of Von HInaenburg, who Is nledgrd lo the support of the consti­ tution, nor of any Of the land baroha, nor of Uic largo class if labor, union®, *i°r of Uu’ communists, whp are the lurg. jat single political parly next to the Nazi/i. ' 'TUtlor’a goal could be accomplished under today's .’onditfons and, wlth with Uic the army under n" m ouly by force‘ of* ‘arms“ ftbd. .ho command of Von Hchluichor the Nazi . *and hostile to ...o movement, such a coup would r " entail “ -••• conalderabje - bloo<ldied." '• rIt I*: all . : : a. p a rto _ _____ __how ' there was consfdf history now, i- id~w.-t.-j >-«— •. ..will ... .......................... { promised. irgb|e bloodshei/TlcadH r o l i r ’Iu ticr And th<iy did roll. Von hchlelcher waa , , Bi ured. OUjet oppositAoi were either killed or mportant leaders of the opposition dneed in concentration camps. Tho Thi army high command Raced *as purged. Those who did not agree with Hitler’s plans vere removed, dUappenred, or were sent into exile. Force »f arms was freely used in firmly placing Hitler in power. Once Germany was firmly within his grnsji and nl ipposlt on had been liquidated, he begAn expanding Ids dicutorshjp to include other nations. Hot by tho force of or(ument, reason or logic, but by force of arms, first Austria md then Chechoslovakia were brought under German rawer. Then came the conquest of Poland, Denmark, Norvay, Holland, Belgium and Frunce. The struggle continues What do hoiucwivta think sn_i_ v- . about , Southern Twin Pack Bread in the white and 2-in-I (oaves? The Southern Bread folk* wanted to knew, to they employed a number o f expect interviewer* to get first hand information. Follow the gtory and witness one of hundreds o f personal inter­ views. • ■INK MARON Social Calendar L ' THURSDAY T Sewing sessions will be held at tbo Woman's Club on Oak Avenue tram 5 JO A. 51. until 11:30 o', rioek, fo r the Red Cro*». I Townsend Club will hold it* reguJ n r meeting In the Court House at wUO P. N-. J- P- McClelland, pre5 Ideat, urges all member* to be a tta in t. f ’The Intermediate Department P f .the F irst Baptist Sunday School will have a social from A 30 until 9:00 P. M. All members T r e Invited. ‘ PptaldenVa Jllrthday l*arly, sponsored by tfi$ Junlcr Chamber b f Contracted, will te held begin. Irfltg a t 1:00 o'elcrk In the ArAnofy In the form of a -Million-vUrea Party." .S a n f o r d Home Demonstration jd llb will meet at 10:00 A. M. M ' Use Junior High School for M alLday meeting with ~Mit* Dorothy McClure Instructing the ■ om en In basketry and weaving. FRIDA Y ■ Sewing seaakna will l>c held fet the Woman'* flu b on Oak Avenue from 0:30 A. M. until I I *J0 o’clock, for the It oil Croas. ft Junior A utlllarv of the Ameri. V*H legion will have on Impor­ tan t meeUng at the home of Alla* Marcia Proctor. 1010 Park ‘Avenue at 3:30 P. M f The II. D. C. will meet »l the hom e of Mr*. Martin Drum at i : 0 0 P. M. MONDAY * Junior Woman's Cln't will have • bridge party for mender* nt 3t30 P. 31. at the clubhouse. R<*. serrations are helnir marie with ■fra. Jack Hall and Mra. Fred Bell. ; S t Ann's C h iplrr of Ihe Wo. man’s Auilllnrv of Holy Cross .Episcopal Church will meet at tBO P. M. at the home of Mrs. . W. Ruprccht, IRIfl Palmetto i 2m Interviewer: How do yon do, Modam. I’m trying to find out some facts about Southern Twin Pack Bread. P o you find that because each hall of Southern Twin • rartoonls'N*w Odor li Pack Bread is separately .wrapped it otaya fresh longer? l»f having a If?. J f "J,on- . O v o r - P jO p B la t c d Of rourae, tho reaaoir why Germany, Italy nnd Jnpai mvo to atari wura nnd take away their neijrblrar*’ lerrtlory in becnu.se they arc no over-irapuhiUnl. Tlioro It carccly ntniidinR room nt linnir for the |»eop!o who ||vt hero. And yet whnt we can't iinderntand in wiiy theno verj •amo ciAintrirn are nlwnyn dping evurythlna in llioir irawei illade save w- o increase the birth rate and promote bigger families. "Italy bad n big .birth’ rate when the last war ended,* much time li Sfcnaes.” I f vri lays tho Nutv York Herald Tribune, "but it wan aloadlly time at all, w> leclinlng. In rnniu Munaollul and the Kanciatn, calling li much. «• wreath fo r un empire f<i care for their overpopulation tnd In tho next for bigger families. Germany had a mon t . that aome uf ,h . bc/ noderute birth rute which also wus declining steadily, Hitf ” af , #b“ul *»■ much trou ™ *“ • flu a* aome of Hu er came to jrawer agitating violently for lebenaraum ant or aondlng women back to the lieartii and cradle In both mtntrlcn wAry over the birth rnte coincided with drcairu a t" that Ullr if expuna.on, and tho two vied with each other In reword | have would b> X* Ilk * W h**l*i ng the fertile, consigning Women to childbearing, legltl-and N t* |iry rom* up to nuing out-of-wedlock birllis and taxing tho unfertile, m M U etlon. "Over-population lion been the Justification for Jatan a imiMmUvo need to oRpand. but n declining bIKh raU Nta Joe Hendrick :k to his home die inuoi1' 1 chl,.<,W * thousand In the pre-war yearn to J»'i '“■K Ut4 lea**J«a< n lu.ta) worried her ruler* excessively. Now, hardei an ld*a Jo * wouh (reused hy opposition to her "expansion," the planning ragrd pul taxes on bachelors t o ’bulkl a fund to re warp Times 'Today J . Housewife i Oh, yes, it p a p freah much longer rrtn u there** more to it than that. I f i very eco- •hint Inauguration o .Paf*14*«t JRooer u & N : nominal—especially for a small family U|re our*. (With Southern Twin Pack Bread I only have to open half * loaf at a time. The other half *— mU. fcaied and freih aa a new loaf. Nmdjne you buy bread. ren tareb rA L '.^ ^ » th* w a y . *fr5 ‘ Just aa t*o. M th* vio*i /j'*?*' S ® .4 » ? w i 5 s r r f s » fl<9WS. Jta Alyce DeCoursey ' Entertains Class FRIDAY & SATURDAY JANUARY 31ST - FEBRUARY 1ST Curb Is Sought On Industrial Strikes SHOP WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GOES FARTHER Hoy « All-Wool LADIES’ SLIPS Sleeveless Sweaters Made of satin—crepe, lacc trimmed and tail­ ored. Regular $1.29 values. Solid colors or figures, Ages 8 to IS. SPECIAL $1.00 EACH SPECIAL $1.00 Winter Hats One !«»t of bov** n i i i i m i ’N ------- Button-On Blouses made by “Tom Sawyer," solid colors or fancy pat­ terns. Ages I to 8. Regular 89c values to close out at Ladies’ Panties Tailored and l a c e trimmed. (19c values. Mtaft Wilkinson Is High Bridge Scorer Ladies’ Sweaters 1 lot of $1.95 $1.00 EACH Luncheon Cloths Made of linen, a beau­ tiful assortment of plaids and c o l o r s . $1.25 values. values, Fancy sport styles or stripes and figures Closeout At $1.00 Turner Named Head Of State Cattlemen Co-Hostesses Give Intermission Party have found to be true. Bemuse the helves of J X h » f o f Southern Twin Pack Bread ere Individually .wrapped, they ere Uke two sepersre loeveg of brwd. When you uoe ope half loaf, the odaor half recoifta 0T* * fseshtteoi uadi yon are ready reiaetW k. «we« waste when you bay Soadhm Twin Fade Try a loaf, today. N ott txtrg f a d r t f J i , r-u y U h tnricbU » i,b ' J*ld rame oui .amp special th* f occasion of i >Uon and mad. m operator.— Y O W E L L ’S Telephone 148 neat Special $1.00 3 PAIR FOR $1.00 Ladies' Handbags MEN’S SHIRTS Navy, Brown, Black, Red Tan and Wine. $1.00 values to close­ out Mrs. J, W. Altman Has Bridge Party vay thnn violence , PAGE THREE ksonville Man Named By Larson TA LLA H A SSEE. Jan . 30 — • S tate Treaaurer I .argon y«atrrday appointed T. T. Elinor*, Jacksonville deputy inauranee commissioner, effective Keb. 1. Elmore, who for aeveral year* ha* been an Investigator for the insurance department, will take Mias Alyce DvCouraey enter, P. M. Cheney of Atlanta, G*-, Over the dutle. of A**l<Unt In. tnlned the merabei* of the Philalhea Class of the First B apti.t has arrived lo .pend tha winter aurance Commie.loner Albert II. Church Tuesday evening at her with Dr. and Mr*. O. S. Frlman. Roberta. home for the monthly meeting. Mlaa Edith Lundqulst has a r­ Class president. Mis. Kuth Cum­ mins, presided at the meeting. rived from Stetson U nivenlty to A letter waa read from a IS spend several days with her payear eld orphan at the Baptist Orphanage at Arcadia thanking WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 — IIP) Ihe rla is for a C hrl.tm a. gift — An influential House member amounting to about flS . which naked Congress yesterday to curb the rlasa sent at the Chri.tm ai strikes In industries producing Fernald. Laugh ton Memorial llo *. navel supplies a short time after season. lire devotional for the meeting 400 to BOO union workers had was lead by Mis. Eva Cunning, walked o ff e $1,580,000 Army Abram Burdick of Fall River, construction Job al Wright Field, ham and a prayer given by Mra. Mae*-, who has been \V. C. DeCoursey. Dayton. Oh io. M ra Roy Reel, ela*a member the pest month with The legislation, Introduced by ami recent bride, wa. presented Mra. F. R. Mitchell ha. Chairman Vinson of Ihe House a crystal ccnaole set a . a gift 8t. Petersburg. Naval Committer, would forbid a from the clam. strike on any naval project un. The Rev. W. |„ Wild A social hour was rnjjyed dur. Ill 80 days after a naval defense ton. Mass., visited here ing which refreshment, were ser­ labor hoard had field a report ved by the hoatrs* assisted by a* the guest of Mr. and in the dispute. In this respect, her mother, Mrs. \V C DeCour. R. Mitchell and Abra the legislation Is snmrwhat slmt. dick. 'ar to the Rsilway Mediation Art. f*r**cnt were: Mr*. J M. Btlne. ripher, Mlaa Blanche Cunningham, Miss Olsda Dyson, Junior Ml»a Ruth Cummins. Mis. Eva Stelaon University |n Dr Land Cunningham, Miia Louise Pickard rxprvlrd to arrirr today to so Mia* Marge Taylor, Mra. Forrekt ... H* ,■, w,th h* f <"«•«! May, Miss Virginia Calhoun, Mrs. Mra. W R. Dyson. FORT M YERS. Jan 30 — liny Reel, Misa Evelyn Echols, (B p rrlal)— l.rr county'll potato Mrs. John Rader, Miss Alyce I)eFrank Woodruff. Ill, is , p„ CtXp U expected to yield an av. Couraey and Mra. DeCour.ry • ng srvrral days with his f n f p of more than 200 huahrl* thrr, Frank Woodruff, J r., brf< tn acre thin acaton, according to *° ***• llnlvrraity County A ffh t <’ . IV lleuck. Florida to rnnllnuo his ,r r . With warm weather battening natu rity, l.rr gladioli w rrr rend) <T ihlpment two w«H'k* rnrllei Mr*. O rorgr Knight plana to 1'ntrrtaining the member* of than umioI T h rrr wrrr f»00 her weekly bridge club, Mra. Ha- leave tomorrow to return to her v r r a of gladioli in th«* county cot Ellerbc waa hostrs* |a*t homr In fhimmitt, N. J . f after thla araaon. Thl* indn«try l« b r­ evening at her m w home on vUiting for the past 10 day* aa ooming wrll rPtahli*h«'d and la Weal Eighteenth .Street. Ar- the guest of Mra. J . ||. Ilfnter- growing in important* rach year, rangcnientN of roars disunited mUtrr at tho Mayfair Hotel. Ur. Ileurk rrporta. the home for the meeting. Mlaa Lola Johnson of Jack*orv. When the pcore* were added at the conclusion of the gomea, Yillr. Mudrnt at Slrtaon UnL Mlaa Evelyn Wilkinson. hleh vrralty In Drl-nnd, was the gurat acor*r, wa* p m rn lrd n par. on Turaday and Wednesday of fume anlomlrrr anil Ml»* Annie Mlaa Marjorie Cogbum at her O KEECH O BEE. Jan 30 __ Bell Ilrown rerelvnl n novel act homr, fflo s Largop.’ (.Special) - Dave Turner of Brad. of Individual powder puffs aa !cy Junction wa* named prcal. sereeno wlnnrr. dent of the Florida State C attle, A salad course wa» -erveil h ■wen'p Association to succeed P. Ihe following: Mrs Raymond E. William* r f Davenport, at Uindqulit, Mias Evelyn I!chola, •Oia annual convention held hero Mlaa Evelyn Wilkinson. Mrs. Joe 'aat week. Gontaleg, Mlaa Annir Bell Brown. Other officer* elected include Mr*. John Tatum. Misa Cathe. H. O. Partin of Ki*«immer. Hook. rin# Whit* and Mra Kllerbe. glad to hear that hr has bran *r Parker of A rcadia and J. J . movod from thr Glrndalt Hospital Love of Quincy, vice presidents, In Falatka whrrr hr ha* r*r«iVMl \nd E. V. Whldden of Brewster, trratm rnt for thr past wrrk to treaaurer. The Convention was the biggest hi* homr, (101 Magnolia Arrnu*. 'n the hlalory of the association, rs. J . W. Altman rntrrtalned ____ Ilotibg. J l i w m i * arrived yrs- Kcordlnr to officials, with some a P S M M n of h*r bl.snonthly trrday ■ from thr ll* iv r n lly of .^00 cattlemen from all pn*ts of roatract club last evening at her Florid*i at G*lntsvil|r to ipond the state in attendAnca* home ca 2800 Sanfonl Arrnu* the mlid.srm rstrr holiday* wllh Nathan Mayo, cnmmissionei of |hl, p ,r, ll Mr. *nd Mr*. R. A igririilture, «i>eakln*r before the for Iho regular mwllng —n *i. form ing thr decoration tor.N rw m sn ■I their homr In Roar vrutip. prerllcted the nr%t ten thr horn* wrrr howl* of grrbera ' fo u rt **ear* ni uld mean much m ihe dalalea and ralrndulaa nlarrd In 1 1evelnpn>ent of the cattle itidli*. the Bring room where the games Arthur !!. Beckwith, Jr „ and ' ry m Floridn " I f r<iw in were rnjnyed during Ih* even­ ►om mate, Marlon W. Held of *he t in t ten year* like we t»r»'r ing. sk* Wurth, are aptadlng the S the 1n*t five, Flot Ida will he At the ronrlusinn of the gamer, Id-seme* trr holiday* with the »ne of the lop ra ttle .prodin mg Mis* Martha Adama waa pre­ rm e rs parents. Hr. and Mrs tale* In Ihe country sented ■ perfume aad aoap ret . II. nerlrwlth, a t th*lr home aa high acot* prise wlnnrr. v Ihe heights. Mr. Reid la e A sweet course war served Oil lease* have been •erured Inlaterlal student and Mr. Berk. hy the hostess fo til* following: Ilh *n electriral engine* rin . on Ml.MM) arrt-e of land in Senln Misa Doris llall. Mlaa Marian KaRiel rnunlv. These Iraeee wrerr | tridgv. Mlaa Katherine V .m ay, ■wordfil In the munly rlrrk»] Mlar Ja n * Sharon. Mlaa 31a ry ifflce during the past two weeks1 Chapman. Mrs. Charles BeUa. «nd include land In Ihe northern Mlaa Marjorie Cogbum, Mias md eastern parts of Ihe «iunMargaret Reitx. and Mlaa Martha Adam*. ■188 LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor tmwy (end of if5.ooo.ooo u b* aalrv w ll* erlala Social A n d Personal Activities CHICAGO. Jan. WASHINGTON, J i n . 3 0 - { * V ~ A* "M opeiwtent a n tc re " art M. Hotekbn, p ■apply bm totalling '91,404,371*. Unirerelty of Cue ttt M iselndin • new cm rr. jostle* that usually attend . THE 3ANFORO HERALD, SANFORD FLORIDA *T ?■ % / / and Saturday le Program Mia* Marria Proctor and Mia* Owen Hayea were co-hoe Users Tuesday evening a t a party dur. lag Intermission c f the Thi Alpha Kappa sorer Ity done* a t Uu Rome o f Miss Proctor on Park A rrau*. Refreshments were served to tW following! Mite B etti* Wathen, Jo ck Morrison, Mlaa Mary Lodge. Raymond Kader, Mlaa Jessie Dur­ den. OH** Chapman, Mlaa Dorothy Kader and Dub Eppa. Also. MU. Rebecca L a*. -Ruddy Proctor, Mia* PeggU Duncan, Bob B a llard, Ml** Hayea, W alter Con. Proctor nod Vernon Iby * ’ Ay- f . tl *n| m Increasing power of low Income faml Another newcomer JTtakly newspaper fUid touplt of vrwka a n a t I t r colled th* Alrehu, Natural gma Is bring <1 The stag* Is net fo r a gals lo liquid form for storage relebratlon of th* PrMldrnt ■ loses In Clavrland. birthday tonight, E. J- Nrlson Jr ., chairman of th* Ja y e ** com mlttee In rharg* of arrang*menti for th* "M illionaire's Party” be In* held this evening at B:0f orlork In th* Armory, announced today. The party tonight will be Sanford’, way o f ceUbreting Uh President* birthday with pro. reed, derived from tha a ffa ir U b« tnc<J In tha local had naUoaa' flaht against In f^ rtlk p T ^ T i l T ie Arasonr will h ,— haatad for thr rom fort of ttaan attaad. FOR THAT NEW PER­ lug ind a * which Ih* f MANENT OR SHAMPOO »*»**«• vrill AND SE T VISIT US IN party. , . J*y c**r'v rh e OUB NEW LOCATION I commltfik (lud*: Mr. Nt era, Jam ** D*aa, H enry. ' Conner, Chari B*»»»r, Etrey Carter, Eddl* KOTEX For $1.00 Ladies’ Blouses Cotton and Silk. Val­ ues to $1.95 to close out b o y ’s Special 2 for $1-00 Made hy “Turn Sawyer," broken sizes from ;iurc 0 to size I I. Rejnilni' 89c and 98c values to close out at LADIES’ HATS One table of winter values to $2.95. 2 FOR $1-00 SPECIAL $1.00 Given By L0N (; TROUSERS Ladies’ Dresses I H. w o rtli up to Also robes and lountfinpr pajamas. One rack of values to $5.95. A close out price at .......... ..... Creme Sham poo a Bot.a...... PHOENIX PERCALE PRINTS Now pattern- Heat Krade. 6 YARDS FOR $1-00 CRETONNE Children's Dresses S c r im Values to $1.95 to close out at for ladies 19c lific valuvn. TABLE SILKS All-Slik Hose . C h in tz ;19o V alu cn .1 .vnrtla fo r 5M X ) 0 0 c V o iu e a 2 y a r d * fo r $ 1 .0 0 $1.00 EACH ’ nnd 5 YARDS FOR $1.00 values special 12 for $li)0 NOVELTIES One table of soaps, etc., worth up to $1.50. .Special For $|.00 BRASSIERES Sizes 82 values. to 41. (>9c ) YARDS FOR $1.00 Special 2 For $f.00 SCRIM CURTAINS Ladies’ Collars $ 1^ values $ i.o r CHAMBRAY Plain Sham­ poo a Bot.„........ Ji.'i SPECIAL $|.!l() EACH CaluionWashcloths Permanent S Sl*S Sonit* wool and wool-mix fnrizcil wash tnaiMT-. Special 2 For $1-00 Founder^ Di sunn's LADIES’ HDKFS JEW ELR Y Phoenix & Archer DRESS GOODS LSdies’ Bilk h o se , thlf vorth un tn M e tl|• ?ardt y.uj One lot to dose out. Pina, Nocklaccn, Bracelets, c " " . �»* / • Y . JA N U A R Y SO, 1941 * jtr P A G E F1VB. T n U K S D A Y . JA N U A R Y ^ 9 , 4 » \ lades Flier Join, „*• Canadian Air Foflce of -these «f»* due tr lr- main -t-jrai bf pcopl* Pyge'y n mid AeUbOtty adt |iJuahm'-:i.lltgre, llamlUc xk Lightning was rtrponsBklu i j i , Semitic. * U farsi z... I ' ■ -i 1------. The i err.lei’ J t Area was) Th* U. B. Army had some 600_ somowha l higher then the phu 000 men at tho end of 10.0 eoti vloue jrvet bat there wet e> m - pend with 815,488 at tba end o duet ten In ; |he srereg* loaa. , > ». . • ! Douglass Indicate! that this waa j -__— * pertly due to more favorable . equipment for flru fighting. The U n i te d S U te * ,s t the cm far Um Stale Scrric*. OeWWHe (TAta.1 that 01 the ■UthUr Um the.. tfiOOJOOO acre* ijw e ile illli | U .0 » burned. Damage m u estimated affltK ).000. It should be noUd that Ihia la only Unde under protection end Involves only one fourth ef Um forest tend area of the state, There wtra 4.181 Area ro­ ported during the year, Eighty Imi v TALLARASfES (•pedal)— b u s i of the n erU M M l der firs «*>tril -* during the last cal cording taA tehB P“^1 ■ il PORK BRAINS ilM s to V usage Selects 7 Out Of 11 Winners One ef the free feet handicap, ping feats in the treck’s history wns performed at the SeafordOrUndo Kennel Club Tuesday RfrtL . fntrena of the Longwood plant, 10 rnilee south of Ban ford on U. ft. Highway 17. stood by In pnuaement a* “Greyhound Gut” reeled off seven out of 11 wlnnef*. Including flvo In a row. A 85 parley on the five winners would pave run well over the IIWO mirk. Taalght, the featured ninth yaee returns to the futurity dis­ tance with a field of good sprinter* ready for action. They Include lfareso and I.urky Mark. * their last outs, Flashy done, City Judge. KiLra I. Down* Milan, Destine. Ik and John Haft. 1ST IIACR— Fu tu rltv . tim e ; l s « . l P P Off n r . Fin. • I — no Oeaae Tranhlr . . . S k i *—» T e r i f f ’s U H t i i »— <4 noe X s so 3 «s. i e t i n u n T ro u b le I I I ».0». T a r t t f ’s l a d y S T E A K .......... - ..................... PIO T A IL S ......... p-._______ Pfe Tripe lb. .. N£tk Bones Lb, M a n i * •' - ; • i , MH HA KK, * Pork SAUSAGE lb. 18c I ffI ) n A P R — r u t u r l i r tlmri P P Off ntr nu*iit nufh*8« Ollv9 Itraneh t 4 i 3 I ? it VIn i—a f —* nerttm flnll 9 1 3 2— *( fcilenl l)u rhM« 9 ( t . 4 CO. 4 ti AlUdk R r * n r h I It, t «* Hrrti n oil i t .i« 3R D rtACB— 4-14 Mile, lime P P Off S i r W h ile ,rtia rlle I t .I tfaskxl Red 1 I 7 RnVal S t y l l . i 4 f 1 W hile P h a r ll r I l l s , s 10. Masker. Fled I l ls. 7 IS. HI rile* 4.IS. R A II . T [(8/yfeeaf* D4IURI.S7. • — I. 34 Fla I— I |— 3 j — 14 7.41: ttnyal a llru t n u v h e u *.W h il e Ckar lle * - U IITO t * Peanuit"BtJTTER lb. l«c nu BACKUbNt 4TII I T O .I I lll . ATS ACON lb. 15c JSAC4.R. . . f.......lb. ! 2 V4c RIBt-IDkS PcV. ictabRMo Hm &BM Ua f l u c t e fiO U U U tC L L O W ' • n A C K - l . l t Mil* f Ini#• I t P P O ft Hir Fin 4 4 1 1— 1 Choir, i I & 3 l —l Jlm m r Jt m m r T i f t a— hd I h r t f t i i i an. a m & na: u k i ** ChoifO 1 2.40, Jim m y Jamrar, H aranl Smoked HAMS .lb. 31c Cottage HAMS lb. 18c " Jimmie JlcTovrsn. freshman at Stetson Uni Trinity arrived Wed­ nesday to spend the - ml^-Uim TTH RACK—« -ll lilt.. I l a i i l l l - l . . rp otr gtr. n a y J o h n n y __ l i J o e W illard ... I Flossie Arms 1 Osy Jo h n n y s IS. W l l ln r * l . l » . I l l ; STII t tlAC K— F u n ir ll y . lim e n * or/ nir Msrmaaay ... t <s WliikiiJ v.,,4 r« k « t m u i , •V-g|r , , I 1 T II RACI5— i - l i ll ll e time : l l P P Off S i r Fin. Ida Willard 3 ] 3 I — >4 lint F i r e t 1 1— | J ___ 14 Jn r r y K e y .. 1 * 3 1—J Id* Willard i s i s . 1 as ] I S ; ||al Fle« 1.40. 1.44: J e r r , Kav 1.4S 4 C I K I K L A a —T Ida K I I U M - H . I Fire s*tt> eta.ee. Tonight's Entries I t f 1 I I 3 4 FirtH T flACR — Fu tu r ity ; C r a ft y Rill 3 F r a n k Ruek Knrhrll I llesert Peggy S ah ara HM,i, 7 iien il e P t r y e Mojav e n o s e « lllft-R aff HH4Y1NO l l A l ' t : - F u tu r ity : t F i r s t H a l f at l u l l , Hnuhlel * Annul flirt i Musle Ansar H arm Fashion I ItolU ae My llora ; l>sn,.y F aak la a lltso I Mas Mark T H IR D R A C E — 4-14 M lla i I-E dsns . *. Picking . TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE Countfy Roll BUTTER, JE w RL,.........c........ ,4-Ib. carton 32c FACTORY PAK SUGAR 5 Ibft. 23c MONTE COttfeE!.....fb. it'/,c a jje! - l . *-a V 15c . " k M% . i m q b * 'U 3 2 3 c h V» * Philadelphia Creme CHUESR 5V2c PEL^mrmmsz-:......45c MAYONNi N IN TH R A C E — F U T U R IT Y . ’ i' r \ „ DKHTBUCTjVB DIKi LUCKY MASK at tha M n 4 4 Undo Km S T c I JOHN RAFT 7777 ffOMIN088 ALLOWED BOOT YIMB 8:11 r. M, Sanford-Orlando Kennel (Sub VOfJsr VAaJvft Pookfie FRtt<4 kAUSA* Sanford A v o . o u a n t im sir, mis m s i s v i o city, euPpcrtp mam Babe CK>lL6a t * STVf io etcu> DouJsj Tetg ec«9Ui.AR Flt?ST 0A%e JOB Fo b j ^ AUCAfTfriylC f t AM S teak S h u u ld rre 29c R o a s t COLD MEATS I C H IN 'S l. ll Slllrlfr I It W E IN E R S SIOKs I ll UK \Its tit 7 fbsiTv>j Utfg > r 016 LCAWGR Mir yeaR fidfAiSo ----- ^ ------- H,f HtC. Plt-rfeJ,-. tv*- sJtv*. o oe« a je o B«ef Rib Sfev Select Pork 0, Select Beef 1 b b b rf fim b M i Slicod Pork l Fre«h HaniLti Smqkod G a. Picnic Hams f LOUR CRACK^S lib 8 >/j c FLOUR BREA D in a-: a CORN CUSTOMM DATES NIBLETS 12 ox I O C Land O Sunshine P an cak e Flom Pilltbury Pancake Flour | Aunt Jem im a Pancako Flour Aunt Jomim.t Buckwho.fi Floui Florida Honey 5-lb 3-Baas C lo vor Flonny 8 -o i. 10, IS ! ? . , t . . J Friday p '^ 'E ± i , T K , t5K-6 intere.U h*Y* 1an* vU ltlni with frlsnda and v g U ilm . .While h e r . Chocolat, 2 cak es J E W IX (TURN AT RED Mg. C• - 8 auc« 1 • /i m r i » u . Ho, ■ a - A l l a U . a a ie r f 4 4 i ' f ^ j R i r CFIJny I Marlska mad 2Sc Hfin* LuolgJ Em rs ts rtif i IS, J • n aaw Haak * S f J u a , Rs O Ivashin*, la Ce>l _ , t i s i s * JoSa .r a l f W l B r Vlxtron BlflU 19c lb AAA4:Ks AO AlWXiAfat Oviedo Club. 8 h * atewed many InUrretfhg plctttrva as well as Winy lovely examples 0f the Iris and crafU of our nelghbota1 (d lb* sooth o f iu ; Dr. C o l a s •UUr, Mis* (n u t .WUand. ,c.| 8j~W*. retarpad (b*roe 201 aJ eu/ On R o o ta 1 7 ( S u f t r i H lfltw ay ) a t L — g w ooi a b o o l J aafian-NortK af-Oprlaal a Classitietd Advertisements , * 10 COtATIOUS YOUNG MIN t o U M PUtCHAStS t o »Ol.'« CA« 3 2 7 -3 2 9 Df. Cole is admirably fittest fo r Ihts |x>aiUnii oa she Is a women of broad culture and »*parlance .She Is o graduate of Bryn hlawr College and th. w|. dow of tha tats Dr. Cnl4. who TO president of ■ that college. F o r years aha taught German •Ad Latin in Wheaton College In Norton, Mass. .S h e is now conference leader or the adult education program being ,onJUCted ot Hollins .College, s h e 1 wns on* o f . t l woman from the National Federation' of Women'. Cltjba who vltl(od South Ameri­ ca In th* Itit* rust M friendly re­ lations last sutntedr. I ^ I ghl,- IIIIMUS K IU . in flu e n z a . ' F n i : s il 5 S I N G ..................p t . w it h eiuourageinent of r loser re Latlona b etween the women o f the Un|ted S l a t e s and the women of .the S o u th A m er ic an rvpuldirn. of * ill - - „ M ll.it Hun I. . 11. 1 1 t h I N M ING, t h in * , J a n . 3 0 — <**) hi upoiikw of i t , . S o u l hoi nj |\ , i y i h l n o . o won- killed and yan i "iii| un . « « « lii i h i c . l t , v m t l . i l W n l m n U y when Japan1 ; * o»« pian o, nitaiil a t t a c k e d this nul \\ iili imi a ro m n ie n ml i llut ma n a d town Oive-IximbaYa * tl . St d.tisnl I t n d u .»\ j mil nd«*t th eir Unnlu on the busl» »n\ «d o . ... . nu« h e n iiii'.a d i * t n e t . dn:i a g i n g a num 4*nx I I «*i of •bop*, u »choo| a n t i Convernl Ovi«d.> vntintr i n m l fiu tan lenipb* •* Mid Flah Department aelna from la k a a ,..tnns th* meat feed* It to trout In 8 tet* batchrries. . ■ , RAKED BEANS i—t T wen ty b a r k s 1 I 3 I — hd J l l n e y . ------7 I I — I S— » Mormonar 3 S * « . « «o. 1 t s : T w e n ­ ty R ucks l.SS. 1 IS ; J l i a s y 1.4S iS SS=!h'l i Ss s p -i •x, aTTjji n a o x T A a iy j In Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Slewart have moved into the Montague residence where they will mesa their future hmue. Judge and llts. Vssaar B. Carlton ol Titusville have hern visiting with Re>. and Mrs. J . N. 'Thumpion recently: Judge Carlton Is n nrphew of MrsThompson. Dr. Jseter of Oklahoma City was guest preacher at the First Baptist Church .Sunday morning. Dr. and Mrs. Jretrr are spending the winter In Florida. C. F. Tall, general agent of the Nickel Plate Hoad, of ll(r. mlngham, Ala., «a< Ip Oviedo Maruloy. | Bob llurgin. of tlw Chesa­ peake A Ohm Railroad, «m here Monday. The Oviytln Woman's Club held IU regular meeting last Friday afternoon. with Mrs. Jamrs Wilson presiding in place of Mrs. Charles T. Niblick, who was unable to lie present owing 1° UIncss In the family. Thnne present tell they were fortunate l? J " kus»' speaker. Or. Helen Cole, of Wlnlet Park, who “ is State chairman uf International , Relations of tl.e Florida Fedsra. l tlon of Women's Clubs This year I 1 T I I n A C E —»•!» Mile, tim e :SS 3-1 Pl> Off Mir Fla. $ M 8 5 8 i . 19c ORANGES l* a .B * b g M m . :JS. rin. .. lint, b t r i i a t t i n d i n / th e N. Y I A m eeh an ir al ro u ro e ’ o f t r a l n m c gi%m by th e g o v e r n m e n t In Su n f o rd each e v en in g. Am on* t|„.., fr..m hr-rr who have b M n ta k i n g the In s tr u c t i o n * in c lod * Kloy.l f. W a g n e r . P e te Aulin J n n o t i o la-e, 1.11,1,lie Mnrrincr, II H e n d ry . Hunk Boganl, K . | „ , t .| J o r d a n Mr. and. Mrs Jesse McOoa Citrp s|>cnt Sunday In Or! Hint relatives. "Nelson 8 . Willis of E Glade spent Sunday at home a i* tt TigSilt 3 fo(... 10c CAR0N13 For L 10c 1 Dan McNeil, traveling freight pgent, of tie Pennsylvania Rail­ road, waa In town -Thursday. - ­ Arthur B. ' sllowty. AUtrtet freight representative of the ftand a Railroad, Jacksonville, waa her* 1m l weak. Russell W o o d s. trawling freight agent bf the A. B. and C. Railway Co.. Jacksonville. w»s lea v Im Ir am Ip O Ov|edo on Knalikoaa business PwLlait Krida * ' Mr. and Mr*. Harold )< son of Narcooaee are vlil with tha latter's parents, and Mrs. WT d . Stine. Mr. J< ae« Bananas 5 1U 5e ' ri». | j t s »—l 1 1 |— 14 I si. I . I I ; Joe Flossie Arms i & M ip , ■ nu J I M lien I W ind . Mi i ii? Ibasley, » l.e r ‘ e»*lrr and K a t h r y n ton hi tended Jh e F lo rid *, n o f M i - i. ii S u n d a y nl «»•.• < »niri><i.Mli..niil Cl ur ch in cr I ml „|.„ I hr -upper " " " C,V| M lit d r a c o S lon o ton f..ri„n lon.loi with " , , " n •" '"o p ro b lem s yomnr t peoplr «•t E fx rr^ u s r’ t Greyhound Results ntd X ________ « i IB FANCY JU1CT Friend a of .Mayor Joseph J2. Lein hart will regret to know that he hat been ill the put several days at hi* home Maynard It. Itenl field repre­ sentative for Sweeney l.yne* it Co, Boston, Mn«« . wr* here on busine«A Monday * Rev. Robert* of T a m p a will preach at the Ovinln Baptist oyitJDQ nai ( j .it lw %»44........................ gfif L ■v > V E IH , * » • • a- —•**' M a ca ro n i *iwif,; 8* • ' v> VI Flakes 2 « c 23c U.I Monica Mt t , F ^ V * r»*M.4s»»».*.» irful Slora r i f * r r *lo M M , *A«**aa,av.a#ai Sa Taneky tram# Lad 1 I i t t 11'-’’" ! - . Asti ' -■ ^ V -F j v. »ls G ,,<ft Afiaek'r* •KffP* fs a*« -j Svpar grand OIoo » 1 C yiln D,.,d T h r u .4 t>r Cgrid »" W«g*d •4***, G rad* • 14. I, **i» J 1'bby'l Sotfad WtltDMi Wm.teD W tHowad la C o ffe e , lb . -MODERNIZE VOL 5if*in o d F « o d f . Chopped Foo4» \ & �S A R T O ** »U r. 4 from Hollywood to too. doct Ibo fiaal aadiUora In which bo will select Un 100 members of (bo orchestra. This orchestra of "aaoairal M ih im to n " will moko a tour of rltioo la Canada. U n iro , and tba United State*, starting In May. Kobranali of Iba completed orchestra are n . ported to atart early in Mar. Tba m a t Interrat sreussd In tbo ma*leal talonta of yrung people through NT A recruitment of tba flrat Stokowski Tooth Orrbratra last viator, and the »u*. *oaa of the orchestra's tear of La. tla.American ritiea, wao girm by Aubrey M ember A ssociated I’rc s t AT TABLE SUPPLY / r* \ R E . PEAS G. N . O R NAVY Helen Hayes, Broadway Stage Sti , Makes Career Plans For Next Groundwork For1 V a I -or Frost, Dean Of IThree Appointed P o e ts , Will Be Te Do Research Heard In DeLand In Agriculture h -T v V, , ~ ♦ BEANS EXCEPT C H IC K EN AN D MUSHROOM BUTTER2 LB. JAR 21c HONEY5Lb. Pail "Wing Ooar A m ariraf’U. B. Arwy*. new recruiting pcater to t flying cldeU, apeedad from New York by air fxpraa*. a n affixed •imultaneoualy Is every city, town and bamlet In tha ceuntry to apace donated by Railarmy Exprraa Agency on IU 13,000 truck*. Cara, mouy at Nottb Bauch ^ Irpqrl, New York City, llamaan, paaoidant. New York Central flyntam; L O. Brad, preaident. Railway Expraae Agen­ cy; Brig. Gen. W. V. Carter, U. 8 . Army; Cap! r v . RkkeqbackA-, president, EraUrn Air Linas, and other man prominent in army and traabportation circle*. 4 ,-r*L:LSTS CLOTHES PINS 3 Doz 14c 4ek "tf-iSS*, Staley’s Cube Starch „..10c . BfofkrdlTW ri • F »*b r a il ConUl i‘ U rg e Biiaet, «on Follow nl Ilf >\m .1 I 't i ,.,. i». ■>"d reriuli-ul of main ni.n.N Ml* ino«| riTfiit a - -n I . mo •*ttrlm» the v«<i,* »!*,-•* i. ■ , elected president of th" \im m nr H elp F ight IBAIIY IIKKI CRACKERS 3 FOR ... 13c Dressing Qt 17*Ac oWAnges LEMONS.....pa. lc Eaicambia FarmerfProduces Food, (id (jash Crops To Succeed BAKERS 5 lbs. 15c IV m lb. 8ALT MACARONI Oil SPAGHETTI , lb. 5c — :— ■' M.v I |t»unk. nl .. a HorliU k' i toIiiii Iot t%i|| Ih'I'oiiii* n««Mnnt a t: i ii nil ill al i*f*iiriniiii>l ;it th** Miiim Million «m Fill I llo rc|*l«u ' llnici* MiKinlr>, who ilinl in nr llu* mil of ln-%1 ) n i ||r in I i-unr m iaiili’il llu* M S ilig?»N* by Infantile Parai nt-nilM‘ 1 I Ii i i I t-\Cry nttlhtr >nu nprnd llu- Nil I .I.IO N \ IN K 'S p u tty l o n ic h t , n i c liclp iu u Hit- Imy tirm im l v n u r in**-, mill il n u n hr y o u r l»m . '( III < h y S It —i'OIMIKNT 1;AT(IIKI. a^ ^ liion Of Judah’ Roars Again In Another Battle P o ta to e s TURKS 5 LBS R A D ISH ES BEETS T U R N IP S CARROTS Western PORK (H O P S lb. 2,u Milk-Fed VIOAI, CHOPS lb. 2!b g e: o h g i a 'I' o i i k . S I I O U L D K K , lb . ^ . S -U -G -A -R S pounds 2 3 c 1 n 'C x,*45l« •PENSACOLA. Ja n . 1 " ’ ta ll—'John Davis bellfveacrop vrralfiCaUvu and bom*- pruducOoh o f fe b i. for tb* family qr# * key* t« succcaaful farming, abd I be baa good renacn for til* Lc|lef. , An artractiv* while • bungalow Iq-S .se ttin g of shrubbery, nn< AerarklrA t*rr%« sprradiog t aka, the Davla bom* I* r Kings uf Ktlilupla. considered a modal that manx < I IJon of Uie Tribe uf farm ers might s lrlr* f ,r . And , act uf tlod. IJg lit of John Davi* farm ing,- according * r a J - e j.r t t y f A tW k’ B .‘ IL son' and uthrt Yolk* In F^cambia county, mlgkt alae be followed aa an tram ple b y ' n-aay other far. m era-‘ • • 1 At the Davla bam * th e re * pork In the larder, egg* on the shelf, fruit *nd vf-grtabje* and, vyrup and nula In to? pantfy, milk and ___ _ . , _ ............... butter and other gued tilings lo wotv *| the Italian* ai. lie is, at tail In the rrfrlg e ra lir T h e re , Ju it. w set in driving Ihein u n big year-round 1 gnrdrn wtileli •uf ' the rountry. provides plenty cf. -fresh > e « e .. A t a descendant of him, Sul U'jlea and * aural** which thrift>- moh |hd Ihi* Uiin ’H * f Sh*h«li, I wkicaia SPINACH V5c MATCHES o f tba Panaaaala Ja c k . I return to active duty plotlag n previously n r. Grapefruit >•«» I" \»j i « » im vi il wtorof r e •i . i m Ii ,* i > U n l a t tin* I ’ m v c r w i t y »*f I I Utlii. iitul f o r fm w ant |»*loi i d i a l un-* w i d i llu* ( I . S . V i v i i l S to ri M S tation nl l.n k o t' i l > II ' l i t - Itail c x p i i O'ticr w i l h Iwti i " i i in* i r i a l « livniit ul rm u f t III \t Vj i I.I* A III I'll III(ini* tii i o i o i * i l i i M i n . i l t r<* rutill o n f r u i t u i n t i i n t y u n i i II h t >lu«liijt w i t h I ill'lli 11 m l * I o m r l l ClIIVlMMl V ^ l t llll* l m l (if tin' f n > i fi'iiii’j*!ri l*r llu- ili'ii* lluw-i|I h i r v n i f i t l l * * » " ' i i - ii* 'inti* mi •l .i 11 \ ii m n i i*-•* ' m i * lit tin Ih u iy I ’l i w l i i r ti I «ihor ,i tof \ un F r l f I II* I'OffHM h ii ti |»o*>tl|o|| i f H M M t r h mill I i i i i hiiiy in thill V i i i m i i i f m l t l t r * hi 11 *.»- \ A M t o||i'|»i<( wi t Ii ii I " in : fii'i'iil "I i o lh m* an il i oiiiin* * i ail il niiv tii Mf iiifW tur itlff i x !•••i ii in r X r c r d l n a f S c h ool o f |r V W d l f h t i r v . n IN Inh W - ' . l o K m r r : -iv. . 1941 Committees Of Kiwanis Club Include Leaders :m nirrm litiff Dr T* IV. u-iciH'tl For tnrrp 1*1 \ Ii: I IM S T \ I. (Ill I h ) SPRING­ TIME YELLOW Pcnnayteutn n n m fae iho ^ ro s o s a lo n . Prlac for poetry, will 1,-i-iu,,. ui Stetkon Unlvrmiv un Vmlay. F,-(>. 7. according In an annnmir, nionl by Dr. Hugh MrKtiiiv I.. . I of the Sletwwi Dopailooiti , i Hah. Froat Ii rvp,-rli- I It. .Iraw 1 larpo nuilirnrr fr m I. nl ami Central Florida f.o.-lrv o la. -rill hear Iho fim .-l r , ,|j, VU**lon« o f p o o l" Ml K*m'III .....I '0 wading- Ilf hl« awn -.1, • F r«*l I* th" rn.f. it ..',, I |t„ i.Vn PRUNE JUICE QL . ... 15c .-ozcam Dra!l(H y« mmmt ra t h r o o - t l m e w i n n e r . f i h r I'tilils-'i G A IN ESV I! I I < r (i , T i l t h t|.|a.i|ili.u lit o f Ihll-I now h u f f till loll. . . I Ih o l fiu v o r e i l y o f r i o t "l. i \o* o -i i l t u f n l K « |torin o u t S t a t i o n \ t, in i an tm n itc o d to I* \\ iloiott Now oil d lllT tor f oi l " i n o|ii n\ al hi t h - S t i t ,• II" I i i . nltnl " in FANCY GAINESVILLE. Jan. SO — (Special)— Hume of Fkirlda'i bat. U n „ l,n.‘',Tn buakaaa aad polllkal leaders ary ladodod. in th* Hat of standing 194! is — S Jaa* rf Florida District, Ktvaals Intarnatlonal, It waj revsalad ftg an annauncemeat today ’ b* Dk. trict Covarno, Frank B. Wrigki The rcmmlttaa rhaliman. tt l r a t ana cf the 10 Uatad aftaadltM the recent Mid-Winter DMrSt Conference at Winter Mayan, araj Kan tailored BqiUI Plaid Topper*I Fteee* Tapporal Spring Costal Ki.Im-i t ... ami ROAST, Hi. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES COATS DELANI), Jnn. in (ftnrrull)' known dean c f Ainrrti*Mii Frost, . IT 'S Itll II. J t II k PEACE Whom Jm lim Caasar /evaded the B rititk Itlm be discovered (be satrlart dyad t i nmn lr m a dark bina. Prababfy th e world's h n ettem pt a* a b/atbant s PC'S! - ^ ta* ***• In n •aduro t m u d BeoUh atriped wool, ta rldta-coYtrad sofa idg “aoelaP drraalng they're OUag all the fun out af pUytag hookey I I I and Malrolio In “Twelfth If plan,to appear toettbar lotber play; aa toon aa thii tnda Ha" Broadway run and toalbla tour. (Mtaa ' Hayaa ■ that may ba naxt Fall) Ve ve mad* no deft, rtk l * t Ira have two YOU'RE TELLING ME! reeponafble for reUblUhmenl of | locally sponsored orchestra* and other InstrumrnUl and choral groopa of NYA tniukiana In many sU tea." Mr. Stakowskl, at hla own e i . Pan**, win conduct hla final au. ditkns, starting In Los A nreIr­ on Mar, 4 and going aucreaalvely. according ta hla present tentative schedule, to Denver, Katuaa rubber bands, City, Dallas, 8t. Laola, A tlanu. (bey'rs going in CblragD. Minneapolis. Cleveland uoope with gi/ng and other cities. Auditions In Philadelphia and New York City By JACK STINNETT . . WASHINGTON, Jan. » —<AVNow I t can ba toldi ’ / . With Iba peaaMn'.nxcaptlon of tha Tlalt of tbo klny and quean of England, tbero noror havo boon inch ala Lorato precautions ban aa worn taken ta guard Proaidant Rooeevalt at hla inaugural. Under tbo direction of Colon*! Edmund W. 8 tar liny,. who has boon chief af tba Secrot' B am tp White Haora detail for many ' n o n , everything >that baa been learned In all tba Inaugurals tinea 1TM * » put Into practice. . ; AJmoot' 5,000 eitra man w an brought Into. WfcabUqrton to guard agalnat any ■rentualltr. W orUar with * tba Dlltrkt o f ■Columbbt Metropolitan polka under Major Ernrat W. Brown, aupcrlntoodont; 0 -0*0 man ranged-from track traf­ fic aauad* of a acora of.'dUda ta tMtaiu front tba, United Stataa llatlpea and ngant* of tba Padami Bureau of Inraatlgation. - . _ Tb«*a xVrre bundrada. of flramcn. about (00 martaea 360' of tba boat p|*lnelBtb«imen from every key city In th* country, and at treat 1.600 uniformed pollca office-a. • • , ,• • Even with the axporknee of the viilt of the king and- quean la draw on.'Colooel Starling and ladkr ttirnilfM i-f, SPICED LUNCHEON, mu ir “r*x II Rcudy Cooked rICN ICS II KclloirifN Corn FlakeH, pkif. G .II I,I.O. ANHirtcd --- - pound 3 5 c OtTAGON SOAP or POWDER igc. aixc ar.r Ameri- -1 Mnnll 1 about IJr CIcaiiNer «T Cuu.H l ;t« Ociajron Flitki'N lire. 22c FK FK : | T O IL E T HOAI- Fluki'M or ni Snow bran d ed la adoration, f . M. ( Wale* | law , n»4 . (1 IbN Hank, Tai Warran Luna, Bra rout* t* tatarnatk •» W. B. Claawa t a Bailey, Ocala; young h nra. Fsuat Rkn, Pnbatka. , Wright la 1*41' Dfctritt : amor, with Dr. Loaina B rk t th* Untvervlly of florid* a* a n * 26c chuck Inter- OYSTERS pt. 23c....,qt 89c A R R IV E D t raw* provide ithy' family. II* 'to. to af bull* AND ROAST lEv BACKBONE or HA CTOGR T J .' E l tT ”,r . . ‘ ___ _________ _ _ “ rrJ planted Austrian winter pea* a* * ™ °' , caver *r»p for several year*. Ilf | •*»e l , -reded two acre* to permanrnl ' ■'*" pasture grass thl* araaori. 1 ,,u, Mr. M 4 0«*la are quick IU*| on-lo-Allaata, Carnival Js Planned *1*1 Dal 11a gvoaa, Icapodcaa, arwl while Dutch clovar paalute. w hin I finishing Hog*, Mr. Dnvla kre|- | corn and a mineral supplement i t Tore them at all time*. | Realising the necessity c-f help­ ing IN land along U It iiiovldr- to g k a eawh o lN r credit for the •access a f their farm, and (hry ara yager to adopt now practiceand methoda' that will Increase effltiancT- H* la n supervisor of th* Ferdldo River Soil Conserva­ tion DUlriet, and has a * agree­ ment wltk th * district covering bl* farm. A airin g aapportvr of 4 J I club work, to I* adult leader far tb * DavkvIU* community Catholic % rV tf L G E 21c SM 8c ONIONS :t Ills, Kl( CARROTS bn. -m P-O-T-A-T-O K S 10 Ills. I It Knllard's MIRACI.K WilliV a l u a b k * ( o u im iiin In Every Sack P h ila d e lp h ia (-ream CHcchc <<011(1 Tits lc OleomarRarim PillRburys 'Bent' TZi 5 lbs. 23c fiL : 10 lbs 43c S 0 . Pancake i rolt* h ~ “ ~ * * !> * * T * 7 l.i...... U ' M t t R V m. AA Bi. m T ir i “ x * .. * * A \ \ \ �1 m*' 2 1 H ■Ik �» t r l L y n _ . — S A N FO R t), FT/OK1UA tnmmmmn P A G E T IM E R By R. J. SCOTT Finest Florida * riihwarine — IX A K D R W l . poupt i r c l u b s A* in orgapltathm for dnt> toping r t n l 'l n y i and girl* Into hMhity, aaelakralnded, and »nV atanttal m n t and woman, th# M l club la without equal. Any ana familiar with tha purw w i e»f tha M l club and tha rv__________ 'cult* that'______ hare ___ baan, tottataad " ream lt> wdrh'dottnf tha* p u t quarter a f « cm fury will' readi­ ly n n y i ib . tha truth af thl. .ta t, merit. Yonnc raant and a. a im . who ara now dclnr a w y , fcaad jiWr of' farming, of home- ‘ynakhttk of- arnSPuHoral rdueatlnmlvwortc, and ‘o f other llnoa at work' recall their t - l l clob ilaya with plaaanre and fle e pm eron. but merited credit to the club fo r tha rood ■ they ha re derived from It. Rural mother* and father* will find It to their advantage and 16 the- advantage c f their children U invaatlgute Aba l- lt dob end m n n t t i e tKrir boy* and *IH . ta U . 1C If Ahjr *k>. bev k— or _-1-1 . u ha* . Join girl Awha reached hla or her tenth btrthday. I* rllg ltle fo r memberahlfv and It would be well for every one of thorn to Jain when thl* eligibility la 'attatM df There are ne ihte* nor apee^l quallfarllnn*, other than tha rule* of I he club which require member* to iwrtielpata In acttrltWa,. carry nnt pci JevC. of the*- OWt, ehoOetng, add to to operate with other*. lfttrh he* been »aM ilu rlnr <ha P * « few yaaru.aboul patriotic organlutloon, but here I* one that hga-been patriotic nine* It* Inception. I t I* pat riot It hceau.e It endcavora to leach nnd train bur* and g irl, en they will be , Cattle Will lie j a r C a i j i a , .Un. l :>—{ Special i | — ('*0*110111 1’lPlll, . rut PI nf m i. Seen Feb. 2.V2(Vj training nftiviH .li.ring the il»y* S ' Notea t nVA T U m« fliCKiM1, } IM W M AiWtoH* MAOfr i c r e P r h . 2 h nn.l *•» I !• .• •m u r * ir ill drr** coil In to l..rf llm t i S Humah • h n w iM 1 lh** r r ir ttf r r p dftf| n i r i i n t in * f t i th e rTii^Kunr f S ah Ts iftULAHuft • / rtiM p iK K , m'TS- -Blt I'iin m u i.M tv t J* v« m mI )o - m o m V i'H .o if Mirnl MirkHin»' ■ . »<« »h» I lVn'M'ci*i» 4 PI,' .,! i Vi' ' m J In i ilitMrv IP'oni t im m I MrnminitniM m. .»♦,•!« i n nv ).* |lim e the pmn.l t ).*"Ho..tt •* |.ii the InirrniitiOMl I •t .ci Show* ill rinr«iM» )«*» I ml.el iS«plnyo«1 nl ih« I ».ta I ai MnH: Show l« •m.I* a i ►.»,! 'Put mirftnf.rineoi** •«« .,‘i o .■ ■•nu.Mi for the iU«i »Iji\ .•! « i- i «• mu noiv .oi m i 11 Hu tilt l KtipoMMi* .H ' i♦ ■11 in ' llitttiry Nfilto i tii* . »i"i •)**■ ’ Ptilffifo r fm*i «I. .nt ie i .1 wilt I rorn)ietr ^ t f W t S A t l . “tliE W M .H U 'fii =s £ * ' tc i4 b untltuv<1 Sh*u i ,l..i J year, *i*v* bn !*n * m *v.u i*. m t niff* I hi* \r:t» H>* in hi i <> firiitii* tiie )n« It* * t mia.lt* "* ivMHi n * l m rim j.litim *l « . t 11#****»t*111 thni lh#* ^lerr* nHl I• Botits 1 in nunlH' on* whni'f* In iW fTienrw^ Puki* <H \ it ''** launched i Ip, pHvate P i. i \ui im riiiN K i.M i. oy< nil ItEMOOBL.' VSK VllOlir OL’H lil II lit ni, IVI.. l V'V rv V M F N T P I.AN. m u st monthly •11\m H U M ‘i HI S I IT YOUB I'lltSK l FIGHTS. FADING AND MILDEW OH -friE < ;R E E N - L E A F i n k s ‘ E h f v fi-r ti a S T i C I C - ‘i i t f A R E ^A tTKERYO FROM f l i t I L i* I II ll I Al l)| )F f i n t l h IM S OCCAM " cSOAW CtrriOW .THt ORCHARD ___ 1 FLOOR. it ui.otiau tlirM .tan tw tom il* ,1»W Mild tllllgUl (1U *11 (>U(•idr hum . Mu.lo in hrow u, I U th , a ml t.iui tb .d e * o f p u n . ii p i c , >i hi ■ w id e • 1.1 m f nl m liir ilikt w ill 1 t i Sh ft ir i’# tm iiHI' * I | iltir in t* lifiltr m> \ u»ir |mnoj a « ;* • f *tlfft rt'iii, in.Ap ril, j TA IIPA , J mii 1MI - ( pniftl) — IftlniriK tin* fri.rnil> utinn Willi ,Fr«nU Wlrilm afuftlft^ilftr n f tb«* iiM tiiiid AtMintry fit Ib .rbln lo F h ’ftl-iii i ftrli uiyht, I ilvrE iork dh«»w N m , It'll. or girt rreteve* |n*trurtlon and guklanee from men nnd wnmrit F n ir |i i t'trrilii ib it yt-ur who have been apertally iratlied automobile raring ii|ie<iiiig and |o f til** mas | ilftb iiiftic w|»#M .liuiniy lytich»| i l l itR l o i i n H iu l fttirriHiftfdl In- agrtculturit agrtcultuTd amt farm life, rloilng d*y», Death Uoili'i'i- cat'll W.-dncaday and a arorr nf v .iu ln lllr, rlrcii* | and hlppndrr nit- aitnirtli.il* fo r; grandatanrl riilrriainn'riii. pin* a i IF YOUR I AnTF. DFMAND9 mammoth midwny, inilcu nf , beautiful rib llill* nn.l .Intcn* of THF BRAT IN flul-itiuitUI screnpr increase* epeHaliieit depart ini'iili, Plnrid* ' are axpected with Itenna, lettuce, Rtata Fair will twin* uprn it. I crlcry and tomatoe*, while 1ibr acreage In atrawtwvrh-*, p.Matoe* r^mpai.iimebip tif j and catbuge la- lem than a year enjoy* the age. Even with a 1.1 |tr*rent re- other troy* «iul virN, Irmn* llu-l dutthm In'potato a t m u r , produe. vain*-of- cooperation with d ie' op, *n.t 1- lienetited by th e ' lion la rip e n e d to rl.e by about lUl, rrcteatltrn, nn.l ttthrr 'M J M ' Ihttheta. 1 Cnnalderabld • E S U R E TO V IS IT | vtMfca. o f old potatne* are on Phaae* of the rlub program. I t i t r . m e many-lhoii*aiiil*-of 1 hand, and little lnerea*e In price 4iH chib nM*ml«TR In FlorUla^ j fo r near potntor* i. expected. . Uiftrft mrt nlw nmnjr \*>yt aiihI I Wntargaelkn acreage in tha E It M M arm I* mtreetrd to ha M * In rural urea* who are 'oil yarrtrthg the lienefll* of lhi« "Hghtty higher, bn| watermelon TOnauiuptlOn ha* been decffttalng onraultatlon, To lho*r who III, fo r .amvul year*. Ilcttlcd drlnka, hat leeWJCTW. we Wfultl euggr-1 inctudlnp fruit juicta, are a that they anil their patent* in VOTtlgJltO the 4-11 club (the •erlomt cantpatltir* Coroideratty mere vegetal le* county “and ham* agent« direct th o n o r I f thl* I* done, the Iwy* l i . t. mmidiiii liirc o lo rm inr s|«cetall»i mi | l.rllop Hurt*.I 11 - J inn la nf t Iip » i , »lc* fur iIn- 'iUlli nuntial ri|o>|. t i.a lien 'liyrd ay iiiuridiip. Peb, WH It lot*- l b*‘ j.t* i t’a i i l i i i i nllet lift* l. Ill 1.1 uronn •• i *hftt llnr* I rwU i** i«" i n . .) mill omriltrlirir i Im rR*ThUliVf' ••( Hu illRmhCF lif PrllM«i*'i |Ht»lf’ nm i. nut rvrry * -•I« fit niU any km i mini mg I'tjuly loyour la.liar, l ie il nil ihuller*,. ii. TRIM & TRELLIS BA It - It - Q SANDWHIIRS • SCOTCHES FINISHES fitr siiIt* hy • WTNES N I C K ’S Package Store llll.l. LUMBER FIRE ^ ^ 5 CASUALTY “In a u n in ce Pluo ni, n vllitr,. ((iiilcii turoi* ....< un I.• u n * yuml lilnk l. • uguoRS K j W i 'H M.'v.lr, s f ; r ihp fir,I Wnrl.l v\nr. i. i rVtHlIft fo r iii’li in- ni'iitti nn.l will *mce liK.Vb lt« il, ntnm u m n «»l P, R Army |>.l.> Thli I it*. i|iiust r.i hone* *ml tip ..i “.ii i.i.inii- ».,.j « 111 (inihntiiv i.s-. 11- <nr llmri.i Jnewarnt tii .... n.tiiit. * >in. D ip II ill.lit* . . . .... ii . ii ;i| 111. 11 llltr, ill r l . l l i , ,i li , ii,inK ki'livi liA*- nt- tlip Ii* lit. |ln«t tu i>.tnt> j JA CKSO N VII I K. Inn 111 -■ • F loii.ii .'niMr In m l . I tf* and f>nlort refM.n in th.* j Jaekpc fu’IIU* < hnnil>«*« .»i \ nni i nirree that ihrv will ♦ Her lie. It***#* ?r*n nml "i)o vt.il fttiFhed j M P # j» in Hu* a*||l)t •|>UI.|a | t |*»r j idn Put Si'cV. ’*i * .hm! Silt- OF Mari’* , .1Mb , i In' i’ ortK- I KciiuiK For Service ■»...n<h \my X S I T I M .Y Y A U I1 : w i m ill' s i FIION'R IS . S e r v ic e " Andrew Carrawny AGENCY IW O i* win I*W i n k ih i BUNN—Secret Opnvttvg M l FR IEN D S I HAVE w r i i MV/ WHVATK 'C H A M 8S W P R EP A W N Q K V S E L F I M F ^ U B OOMSCIOU S MINO « n « « M W D n s o f BR iN W N * C tld A N T M C THE T E L E T / P t ft IN A T H O U SA N D p o l ic e H E A o o u A v rcm BU ZZ A t THE N EW S OF THE T H E F T OF T H E PR ICELESS OEM. THE S h A’S TEAR is F LA SH ED A L L OVER T he VSAhi CH IEF • - TH E T E A R h a s BEEN s t o l e n - TH R R i* A RE NO C L U E S -----•IhW SO N POLICE *,SK TH AT M ^ S P E C IA L EFFO R T FO R i t s MADE RECOVER / f w h a t d o voo T H lt tK OF 1 THAT D A N ■» BE IV E HChUD OF THE I T f jt . r WOOTM HUh DW CDS 01 I THOUSANOO l Ot- i~ r ~ t i A M O T M B ft F L A S H C H I K F f t — t,N Ui 1IDENTit i f D MA.N bW OT TO D F i T 't BC ^lD C S i t v t L T .'4 BlHGTOM cvT,nD t« 1C me" MAO c n a n o in it i __ _ ) D O L L h lt . ) C O U N T R V -- A vo i cAuOHTJMr rtaBr O i'-L P I A K - / C O M R O N . I C IS e o 83Mi placjb n h b k e m yc*j M A * k S / « ■ <!(. ---- I TW t L'.L'L you CAN CQV ON MV SAOdLOarz w W 'tA r c .' I IJuit'C ' AMI blA h u ] NCTNMfr. HAt/'-’ i-SON IS H02G tCl'Chtt I MS'S IMS BOY I ' . -i tO M 'O RV * I Ity 1*AIII. KOBINRON f IRC UHCtt I CIVC n t WORD WC'U- GCT THE a j j l lONC ftAMCC R ONCC AMD TOR ALL/ �V aU SBU g M .i r u ^ e i 'x fp-7 j^ali ’v v ic R ed actio n s is l i i , M 1 ''l'11* " S 2!®- ■ ■■ \MA11 ■ V *w T t H i m * M * .I* ' N X o d jy ’i th« ■ . �S n n fo n l |« Tlti> O nly O n l r a l I Inrldu C ity A ffo r d in g H ail, H ig h w ay A m i W a te r T r n n s p o r la tio n British Army Heads For N ext Objective In A fric 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 Bill W A S H IN G T O N . J a n . 31 — (Jft— TTie A dm inistration's B r ltlR lu r id b ill w aa a e n t to A « H o u s e flo o r to d a y f o r a m o m e n to u s d e b a te a tn rtln g M o n d ay w h ile S e c re ta ry K taox t e a t ifie d t h e N aalR a re a w a itb iff "R o o d w e a th e r fo r n t y j en o u ffh 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 S tate 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 we re also fined gift* ihowered upon her by J o '■ . $2000 each and the o th e r seven •eph T. Colbert, former 440-e-- $1,000 each. week clerk accuaed of dodging The men had heen indielrd on i Ia I g in c o m e fJiit s . Although c lm n rcs of m ilk in g o r p e rm ittin g Colbert i» being tried on the tax ! anti-seme tie M ire r h r * nt the evaalon rhargea, he face* indict- I Bund'* Camp Nnrdlang merit alleging he gnd a printing | ------- .— salesman conxplred to emlwitlc * $1,000,000 from Colbert'* cm. Willkie Will Study poy,r* Ambulanci4 Stations H i l l O ffers P lan F o r M an ag em en t O f S h u f f le b o a r d i f iS ^ t o a U f y ln g b fto r. 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 & d h a o *, ' tad m m to Korop*. ,__ Britain. h* u l t east Ualtod' B u t* * U m a to train n t n , develop th t arm/ In , >adding " If o( the ihuftod, w * moat to repel) an U offered to to to it* the shuOTafeawd #t*b by Mayor the AU w . C. 11U1 Id a. meeting of the member* | t the City Hall laat n te h t TIM plan *■ Outlined would redoes th* team W $> and place the adahattlM lRw V the lunda la t h t . haada e f ■atob member*. R RR the plan U •t ■ meeta t aome future »14 The club be Playing Fee May Be Reduced To $1 To A t t f t t t J I a inhere t paid them and the new, reduced . of feea inuat be Jiald tp the club by all member*. Money le ft over •t the end o f the year can be bn the turned oyer to the City a t the Adolph discretion of the club, Mayor Hilt least-land hlU Hitler warned In a J j ^ ^ B r i suggested. th at Aaiertean euppl Chief cause of dissension with. In the club was said to have re­ ® Committee Chairmen Bloom U sulted from an Increase in mem. raid the bin wee “a dlrtet on- bershlp fee* from 60 cents to ewer to IHtler.1’ f 1.60, Waklo Aldrich, last year's T h e n waa no Immediate o ffi­ president of the organisation, de­ cial comment on Hitter's remarke. clared City management of tbe BteaineanUy. however, the S U U club killed tbe Incentive o f the •apartment re reeled a few hour* members in working for the after H itler .poke that laat club’s betterment by taking all week when President Booeerelt responsibility and leaving none greeted herd H alifax, British for the club members iiehem adtr. In Chteapeake D»y A controversy area* over the he g»T# aeeurance of an Ameri­ teeming lack of Interest In the can determination to continue club thU year. Membership lis t € > an orerJn crearin g eeale u - year .totaled 187, whllo this year iletaneo to Britain. It w g only 28, Report* of ills, I t alao waa m a lle i that tallsflcllo n precipitated the to Cpn. Raeaevalt, In meeting last night. adoption a t the I eaU the United would not ho d etem d by German or Ita lia * threat m b Mi it* ‘ ttlon U aid the th*r March Of Dimes Race Is Event At Track Tho “ March of Dlraaa- hand I. p will bo tho featuro of th* races pt the fWord-Qrtehdo Konnal Club tonight, Bradford Byrd, county chairman of tho drive a gain si *inf*an tOo paralysis, ‘ at Mid today. All special 12th race will go tha taunt/ fund to b * divldad lwean woan tha national and tho local organisation. ' Owner of 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 £ r.ls the nsco arts Joe Ger. Little Rip, . with B r a y Heart, At “ « r ., Han Pirate, M. A. 1 & 'B la ir Ward with Hlghlaad B a ll dT .... “ *• tath * T h is map .hows latest w ar developm ent* in A fr ic a , dark con. Ju it Willkie hr uniilit leave fer the Province* Sunday night or Monday, going to Coventry, Manchester. Sheffield find B ir­ mingham If posiihlr, nnd would gtart for home the middle of neat week. Hitler’s Talk Called Attempt To Frighten WASHINGTON, Jan. ;t| - (fl'i —■ Adolf Hiller** threat to torpedo atl ahips carrying I'nited Stotoa sunplirs to Britain was Interpreted In some congressional circlet |aat night aa an attempt C on gre ae Into curb. Wesley Foundation At State U n i v e r s i t y Will lie Discussed advance from fro n tiei i f Tren ch ER u n to rial A fr ic a to « ipo din | in Ita lia n nli huso nt M urxuk In oasia of IY*san The d rive formed A rth u r oasis for n gigantic ptneer si|ueete. ("tt Iio lia n s reported relreiit- the Honda ing Into Eth io p ia from where B ritish <Inim rd i'in in lia g a r. I l l In ad vaiw e", conditions the M elrm tnn lire reported changed." — — M ark sm en M ak e H igh S co re s A t W e e k ly S em in ole Gun Club S h oot Un usually high soorr*, " ' ^ n .! fo r m e r s , w ill M rth n d i.1 C h u ii ing nt 11 ltd t* |.n I \\ l‘ llu b im .M areo, ' ‘on. ;i| — <,1*)— A m b u U n r r ,, a«i<t f u r h U H o n * w ill ho B lt id ir d *1 f i r mt hum] to n ig h t b y W r n r fe lJ W t llk iv . w h o m in e h e re to see fo r h im - rtf hmv bndly H r i l a i n need * U n ite d S ta te * a id f o r heg w a r e f f o it . Peace Reported In Thailand War tinent, Indeed, for P rem ie r M u sao linU i l l B ritish forces in Lib ya rlosed in i n tlornn as another column thrust in direction of Bengasi (2 i A Tree Trench force s tD c d a *»vlfl KOO.mile desert • -- LONDON, Levine Italian Troops .Muni­ tion Tepeleni, Last To Greece's Ari\mice To Ynlonn Kobirl Bishop Moore To 1)1 Speak Sunday At Methodist Church to rn l- lvX V ' • i ■ l ■ ' ** ’ 4efA” * A j s i ’ \ 1 | nnonerd todo> Bishop M (Hilt V | Buhrm au Mill* ,t , nhilit \ i varirniM $li*triit*if Iniihliiig ii t * nit i i It y Ptniihlntion it t i o| in <iimu >r'* ' soekiriB ^ - i it i - 1, i.pel ill ;niw on fill \l>i« , im fr o n ts ivpfe letio rtp il In iti.' re ite n il hi'ii<|t|imrti<rp l | Irulill 111 llo\ l lo p illp " t o o u r ntli .ip ln i'i' I'll,. I tr ilis h A r till n! ills- Nile ItII* 1 111*114*11 it* } hpi Ii * hi i tu >p s ir r n I .ihvnn ■1 n T h e new board n f d ire c to rs Is com posed n f R a lp h Ii. C h ap m a n , C. S le a . ( ' It. C lon ta, Jo h n M ris c h . S r., am ) J . J . B u lly . O f f l . cent w ill be nam ed b y the d ir r e . to r* a t a m e cfln g n e x t m poth. I Roosevelt's Roosevelt'* payer* big blit. >g lendJaaao loi J. Tt. Davktee*. aertotary.treas. t * r ^ t TTtttW B»serfbed tho threat “as Just tho urer, announce,! Ihat the nprral ing statement during Iftefl showed sam* old Hitler technique." “Once again," he said, "Illllrr « gain over IH10. Mr. Bully gave Is trying to divide tha force* nf » report for the board of direc­ democracy by sowing tbe seeds tors, nf suspicion.” J*rk Trost. assistant *ecrelary of I he Production Credit Corpora tom of Columbia, fl. told how the jiriKlurtlon system works and 11nrold C Booker, Infer mn I ion agent of the Farm Credit Admin­ istration, also spoke. NEW YORK, Jon. 81 — h R — Approximately 60 stockholder« Questioning whether 0 nSgtHlalnl attended the seventh annual in re I. p rice now would " b * Worth the ing ef the association, sln ih paper on which it WU w ritten," mukes short-term loans for ug Sumner Writes, undersecretary of ricultural anil livestock purpose* •••to, declared teat night that an to farmers nf Volusia, loikr. I>«. Asia victory in Europ* would rente. Orange, Brvvaid, and Semi lead to economic and political ni lr counties. The association haattacks on South America, lie 272 members. added If Ihoaa attempt* weir aucccaaful a “ physknl Invasion" of that arts* soon would follow He described this os n morr Imminent danger than Ml “ Imme­ diate attack directed against con­ tinental United States” and ■—* — Funeral service, for Mrs t.li I. s>aerted that “ tha mtnace to our la Woodcock. 80, who died a. security through tha puaage of her home, 300 Elm Avenue, yc*. the control e f tha high, sea* to terday morning, will be condut I. unfriendly hands Is to my mind rd at Hi* Erickson Funeral II ,unioverwhelmingly apparent." ■Saturday afternoon al 2 .HI n'clork, with tha Rev. W C Buhrman, officiating. Pallbearers will b« W. II I>n. pree. A. B. Loveloy, O. R. E»irldge, Albert Phillip*. O I’ Herndon, and Tracy M c C u ll. r fan. I I — Eve rg re e n In — Five o f tha men> listed by the Burial wilt ba Republican Party aa among Its Cemetary. largest contributors hava been subpoenaed to anp o u neat week ba/ore a special federal grand jury Investigating 1840 political expenditure*. They or*] Lrnnmdt DuPont. Dean W alter Malhorty of ihr Delaware imhutriaUoti Joaeob E. Unlveralty of Florida was chosen a* Widener. PhltedalpbU M pitallsl, rote track owner, and a r t collec­ principal ipookor fe r tho P T. A t e d Joseph N. Tew, .pannxy Iran u Fuundcn Day progtoM to be held Feb. 17, a t a Mooting of the party leader, and hi* two bnw group's council y aster day a fte r­ th e n , J , Howard Poor and 8. Edgar Pew,' o f tho Rhn Oil Com. noon at tho Sanford Gramm*. W nany. DuPont la to tO ftlfy Tue*. School, Superintendent T. Lawton said today. day aod tha ether*, Wauamday. Tha F * *a 4 # f» Day program I* to b* bald a t Um South BidsPrimary School and M fc >L XV. Rucksr, president o f the achool's P. T. A., wtn h * la eharg* ol praparaUana and decorations, Ur. Lawton said. Negotiated Peace Called Worthless BiteH To Be Held For Mrs. Woodcock Grand Jury Summons G. O, P, Contributors Matherly To Speak At P. T. A. Meeting United Offeiuw In Predict* sted In IUly Ford Company Is Refused Contract Bi rd li sa id ti* 1m^ J v n’t W u lff co n y rB iu lu lt'*! •tinwinit in thv 4 o ts t .il I ’ lstol at Tumps on 1 cH fu i? mwt* It Jttn. 26, x vh rfr Mon tw o yt»ld n t n la li for fir-xl |ilar<r b i k I I hr«'«“ i lx r r iiHMlnl1 ' im M*rond p lm r H igh mu Dr pI si M l ' rn u y * 1 w r n nm dr liy I h r f o llo w .' p*I cnnviiii my 11 WillT l V 1 Ml I lhl ii M r. i n ( riixtiG D l .M otorisls Kush To Ttux l;i«s llctorr D r ml l i ne I . I> II H IIII 11111II W o lf# , inn . M /“ ■[Tic Bet wren -Vichy, 11H ; M ,. «.l.h, U7; Mi llulner. UTl. M Berlin Sllifl A( Kllfl nr»,| 1*1*. Chief l iiw in , 4*i •i cion t(i WiIlumiH, ttf«, J lifiifi. A n if , lltix A ir d 1>« IfTl, It 1. X It IIX I slice . J a u ^ 1 lie I',it Is c d lt li'l. \ v is ito r. XV a y tie J C h a s t a in ' M ............. ,, ■i O re g o n . v»h«. i« w ith llie H e. i r r . u j ,* I m. e nt of As r ir u lt u r r . f i r e d ' y,r ra . mn liciu .-en V n h , iw rfe c l score o f IlM on H i e l| (|| ■ p II- range M r C o o k shot a HO I Tll). ......... «(,„ (, i. . ■ ................... I"""* I'he s 14)0 lift '.♦‘J in lift IDepartment , J0 . H o l| r llulner HU, both police "l.' t a .g e t s (he shoolbig used in ull I he romplete ace: N am e . it i.lfr XV illtan .il ll.i-u kri lim n e r i m van Mr mutch r too u» DH P7 03 W A S H IN G T O N . Ja n -I I •l .1 ' Ik , n, I ,... firing , fte c .mu ............. ................... ......... hltslu-d u> I c m .m in d Hi.- slluatmu score* ' tense" and -sal "conf *.j■m . .tween B e r lin and tin- \ n lit it too 100 07 07 00 T non '^ 7 *Jl)7 J14I ■JH7 if TK Ite s c in d H W e e k S„ M p ia {n t 31.- WANNING TON, .Jnn Th$- Si tmir If. Haiti.4 I HI AI X I iv II .\ ID la in • llll flc o r g c 4. ••( .nilI the ! f r a lx ms x 81.—GPX $•i $i The Sanford Tourist .Club will hold an Informal card p arty -n t th* Recreation Hall at R (to o'clock tonight Bridge, checkers, add ether gam ** wlthh be played No admlaelon la to b * charged A building permit wa* Issued to W. E.. Wateon y yaotorday * to rea building a t 2202 Idly at a Mot o f $200. 7. J 1 permit at repair a two. bnlldin# on Vi a coat of "'• liT fig(i1rfi| L . tii ♦h " MM'VHty * ... .'<111\ In " I f H |U- » ■ * )i a xx H lllffH l •1Ml IlM Ilf «|o. i ix i'litvx m I ' llftlt 1.i ll MLiti". MM« .,f 1 I 14uu- a *• IMM) i ••i itc h i!'' tl. ixfitb Ih f « ' M' M I'll I 11-4 ! 1hi uup! If W i l l XX , ......... . f •. u ill !Mlf 1:. 1111 . i i ■■1 I'Mf |li ,ll 1 1* i 11' X | • X lll il .1 .1 ' It. ), (11X,'H 111 • • 11*» , 4 4 x lxi|* '• I f fMlJti * 4 ' h 1 1 *n1> i X, i. a 1 |D ' - xx ii tiVixtt Hi it i* It - -nt. n f ). Im . . •.4 |.|. M, i It ll Ig 111 h M4»lM*t| li VV <>f l.l vx m . ii i. •I 1lilt I Jill* 111«i tx ni I* tut* mm on m m to x' (»rm lilr i HiMji- IIM lu (li 4t) iiio- tIt .it ft lion (mio mvft i ill •, || f tg MU XXlilt'll 111. ft..1.1.1 IlMx 0 ii i •I. r g i t tin g u|t|mt.*o*htM| » r • F i tiiir M ox t t i f i l m to III. i ntvnfM'rnu'n l fl i i City Mews Hricft* WASHINGTON, Jan. hm Jii nil ) N J b in > ( mt.x-4 hin t xxh i . 11 1■ I rifi ’i Titpflhr-*' Mgr ■I ' l l ' li n*i .11 F l hilt Ii I f ll.«lft f t utifictl l.x a n u m b e r ><i Hu n l i m n vxI mi *x«* r»'fjr#*rIitfil lx <*p> w|»*tii '4 D u e In tha illn es s u f sevet ai of the m em bers the co n ce rt a n . nounced fu r S u n d a y a fte rn o o n by th * H em lnole H ig h S ch o o l B a u d has been postponed. R E K ip p sa id to d ay. vliixiitiity doxi n h o v rr t Mm- I ixM a i mi«t iff Hu* 11mUh tit m l I s It 1 It. . «i Hi. M .1 I ha War Department b * » n t in VVHxhmfrturi In**! N*.v ui.hdrawn Its re-iuest that l b c | W t,u lil In ir p o r t c f l In (lit* P hour week standard of Ihe itntI ajtccrly nrtmn -*■ 'w'>i XXslsh-lU aley Art not apply to Ih c r r ihe canning Industry so that II i ni-Id can seasonal and parish, able fruits and vrgelabte* for .he Army without paying over, lima wages. The request was mods several week* ago by Secretary of War Htunaon. It waa strongly op. laisad by A F. U and C. I. O. official* and It* withdrawal was announced Thursday by the pub­ A Boy Scout Boatd of Review , lic contracts division of th* lo - will be held at (ha Juniur High bor Department Hchool Monday night at 7 10 o'cloek Roosevelt Suggest* Free People Happier At >III If .4 II |li.. i ti 11 fiit"rti i’Miu ii "u ii** r.H’h n ' "U fill t Mi-f IX 11•-*!!♦ t«( .4 «.| It..Hi H i . h 1-4••1U‘lll 1 flu I'M I'la.i fa*. • .... l‘» r h|uiTi Cnnimil ti «- unun Ilimit” Iv *I *P1•‘ X rd«v ii Urutty rtllm* Ilf'K *1* Iii" In 1h • 1*iUl«*d N h* t < tl i . 4o I I leitliiT A m rrifixn n. M tlunng ••xiirHrich 4'himiMixn •$aft I'nnsl •i. • •, r i f ' " , , XX 1 .1. 1. 1. 41•1111|f $•r >'itl •1 VM'Xght M l.... . ItMll-l. ' (till lllil HilJii'V xx .11 hi xi i ,• U -X 'h11IT** .................................. ................... ................... r 1 lit, *’fi4 Illy III •u ( tf'xH 4.1 fnrr* • ,» l rt- . kin11 •1 '..-I ./tlx liIMM •lx iff$ V . r r n t u e n l s Im- c e a s e d to i o - i A PPRO VES C O FFE E hmi itfil *,*xi’ll miT Jinkins To Keep rv;;: Tag Office Open Unt i l 8 O’clock Ml t Ii... 11.1 It F N rm , i. Ml t typ*' W III it pops <ll* X li|'ht l UlllTri »<■ im tiM’W ?i I | in y l.m il ” •i i (n r i In ..f Mu I i , \x ill D n n tl i . i ♦ Ik «p l.krwiiMiTi H8. 1'ipmii t .Minirr uMiick' H llh llp M lH lf r id in t of lIn 4 it in m l M itom ii • 4 I iii r l i r s 11s him h i Mm in* —Pwaittent Rooaavalt suggested 11 k—(Ah to hla countrymen last night it. Thura- tbit Amarican birthdays award, of a ' tpplar this year thaa to tha FarOUM have bean otharwka "bao f Detroit all of ua ar* still living I f a. tha TmA 11 mj f'vu n yi li- U i llt r D e n t il, G .n I>prli*in. o n r iM . iwfnrlit mipmlinK >fr ix • i mxxiird Vrtlnnn f-wwle, (or his ptuKl Florida Wr-xl d r iv in g Hum •i I president.| A „ „ uhrltllip, ford pit slur Mr \\..It,- was followed rlo e| i ) Mom. o . ly by Hoy Williams, with 2tl7s- Wlirk „ f lhl, , .... , :I00, end William Brocket, who t.|OBr „f h„ mode LhUsIHin The full course n „ (, I, , . , , match of .lew, tinted and rapid j |1(, hop ,, lin, ............ tire was used. Ml Goode said | |r>. to rn, . r i Olhet go,«l score* in lh e( rh). i. m ate fit mg wi le made hy L«>, home Is in A11 BuUiei. -'PfstiMI and Jlm nnr ' <•* elected to Do M woo, I'THs.tlKl I |vstto ami in addiii -. G r’Drjcv i Ahok, r i f l f I n i t r u d o f i j u t i k D Itt J I ■i ti I n .1 of ski,* club, was welcome* hark he hsa ch n rfr ul lb* rm *U ^i«tti ( onfiTrf form iti F Hiy lln rn UmpI' IT. brrn rrcrlvmp ilfrltim l CIm ”1 iw where hi t r e ilm e n t fur Hoinr timr I hvrruno^ im n * t lie Mr *i i i.m 11 n i 11 i pi i -.*1 <1 t hi o itrh t he fe l l ill’ i •I I Y I i! IV xXItYl Hi flt I n(l lfh't I\4* I Ik IU X r VI. ili iit It xx;ii f l nnl •I. iii MdI$m mli*, Vti. .1 day. ii 11i li u m f f t' eluding oerfect rWOxMKI made' .. .. . , . Production Credit -hr .......... W o lfe of llrswoy. were ....., tu n u .l .o by member* of the M rlhm l.-ls t. Association Names Sommid. t.on <tub at lie rogu. , , n| , „ Pl „ ..... ... “ ,l~ " * l " ,r r * nB" I plained The due. • ^ Board Of Directors near the Botei M .y fsif y"U-r Direct hi. were rlerted anil re­ ports on tile work accomplished during the post year were heard at the annual itorkhuldei. Hirel­ ing uf the .Sanford Production Credit Association last night at the City Hall Fnenu I'In ties Strike VI Itrilish llnlloon Defense Ox er Dover m rr.Ik ttu,i in Uom H iiG x iriN il«*- i r t irirliiilioK flu' »iminln*i nl..mi i non win 11111-<1 inrix S; h i lord Cadet S cik Mayor Honored At Dig Fire At Norfolk Orange Festival h iftlry, rsl.lt M. I: Kt i t J f x ii -.1.4.1 Ml lhl* l VM M I It HAVEN J«i. HI ‘ i" ml t I urns industry lc«dnlfnials nf Hi- State Citrus li I ' HUM IS H tl4t lllll J. 4 In-pKt imu Bureau *n,t nlhera, III V I XAIIh fill || -|H . Itll 1')4•J I•ifx ni iht- fitnl tin ,J,*| , nuniln,i in , a .MmI 200. n.lrnded a .tin n ii b irr Th.trs.lav night In 1 v* I.* i. It v%ii a tin h u g d I*> In.nm u( Nathan Mayn, S la t* I in'm ill, urv rnminlaaluner, whkh ] \ JMxr K i t i l r y ftUR f>ril 11ninxi--1 Agriculture Day at the I •xx * u ni hi ni (| n u .nl I. " . ni l Tlurtdii Orange festival. A 'M.-l-11 .Si iiUnoliHigh S» Lt.tlI r itiu- iticuic predominate*!. x* 1: 114• im Snnfiird, T n t r r t a in m e n t »** fumtahed I tu lijiwr, w hirr I0.4XM4 m ix mi Haven Melody mru m$i - hnu*rf1 w«> cut tiff by the Winter Sam F u s a t e r i, Halaee I h r OlltBlde by util* ami Maids. I itsft. t f*»r five boura Dtiimtgr t ii> tenor, and member* of tba ms.iectmn aloff. who presented xl iiiuill’tl « t |27&,044(4 ' pJ 5CAL19E SEN TENCED NEW YORK, Ja n . 31 — < ,F tGcorge Scaliao, form er president uf (be A F. L building serviro employes union, waa sentenced yesterday to 3 1-2 years in pri­ son fur income teg evasion. m iiii-it) s k its lim it S ta tu G rn rg v Fn ijn T v Is n r , C o p*, W as tunstm aster. Mayn apuke in the afternoon at the festival amphitheater R4 part uf Ihe program dedicated in the farm and grove industry uf Florida. - •-•a ! Liquid fir* waa used to tha Finland had mar* rata In No* stag* of fiyracupt in 418 B.C. 0 * 4 vember, 1940, than is any other to tb* slog* o f Rhodaa to I M month slate* 1842. !■ (* . —— I* \ '. V - fe S iv l;: if � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 30, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3da8a85b9c39a3104a25634e5899976b.pdf aa03515f722e7893ab4a36c9304d02b3 PDF Text Text r ■ •' i the Municipal Ceort ytstsrdar afternoon at the M k i 8utkm, with Judge Frank U Miller pr.tiding. Cbargci agelnet white persons a ef the U im d ir can. A symposium an the. • ( .i u . C8 will consider from the standpoint of Its quacy for eatSannfc’ Mcurit] program-for n n J i r « i * pc w K P *tt*y will bo offered si JST**0^* from SO fUlaM State Icogue* and toorf committees wU dieruas C Mw l The present atato Mrtb control 'movement.« wramlaod. eaiMeiaJly from /B iaaffle t S rinnw ■UaAMlct of Um eOutrth TH AT SUM which woo dismissed. Wilford Wlgghu, aecnood. of deetroying private property, traa transferred U Um County. VMdoes. Caro, aeraaod of amaalt, hod hi* com continued, f o b Rood, eharpod ertth disorderly cttduct, had bar coaa continued. Thomas Dunn, charged with bafam draak and disorderly, was judged guilty and S rA O N tT K M n o H A T W * I* can make to the nat w « sumnera cam committee weohl general I w r l m ankjoet-” vj Coincidentally Chairman Nora) C* preparing mieiiti SSI ^ ##of*7ruSk«'»ii: nCtly ^ BCCuMv ®f dnlRIInM*l| dkwUsed. W01U Jam tt, atcooed of keeping • disorderly : aloes, had his case ton tinned. Joe Miller, aacassd Of gambling, os. ta R ed a *>■ bead, foe Miller, thargod with loitering and carry. Hip soacoaled weapons, s«treated . M l hood. lyhrootar Franklin, accused of rstubllnr, retreated a’ MO bond. The following w*re all accused Of aambUaa and all eetreeted kendo of ISO. Addle WIHIemo, wm lecturer in Affaire, Other spsa to mobile union ah g g ^ S lfcJrS r JXS ^«am"iimlth, accused of careless gfflFWaffij 8SFE2KC electric" wltk W h ewk u , JlMriwtr, charged with being ^border!/, was found naUty and\flned M ar IS daya, J u a n Mendmoa, as. or SO. daya. Canell Redding, up an n Surge of poacooslen and salt of liquor, was found guilty “ a ffi^ f^ b u S F 'aiab * schartedi with •jffigw vs aaiubllnt, floe ad. treated IfS b M t Nun Mender, sen. accused ef rambling, was convicted and fined SIR Winnie « as bond, iahnp'n WIU «» gambling, Ka4 his attpaad. wm4 ?r%»*fiwrd •I • • 04 le lfo fits ir /» �Sanford In Thp Only Central rinrida City Affording Hall, Highway And Wafer Transportation IT, JANUARY 89, 1941 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA,' Member Anaoclaleil I’rrs* N U M IlE lt 132 — J --------LJI Of Napoleon, A ehastv IlUia n»n with tha phy•Hal xttribqto* of Napolaon BonapuHa, and, k b opponent* said, WlU ilm ib r ambitions, John Motakas took dictatorial control of Gfuses on Aug. 4, 1838. Ho hod ■Bod array-political brow In tbs aaeiont nation for asore than 40 Mars, His Intlasatoo called his *JaaaakL” or "LitUa John.'' Trained as a soldier and an acknowledged military genius, he was a confirmed royalist, the eMsf hope of the House of Ghikoburg through SO years of abdica­ tion* and restorations. Later he Mfdffled - hi* views sufficiently tnf fleorje Rapid* fe Ortanfees New C a b in e t To Car­ ry Out War Ainu oryocis Named IVHeiul Group t o t o w S k e Oath Three Hoorfl After Pfath Of Premier ATJTENB. Jan. 89 —r n — responalbb fa r the O nek stand ageiaat tha I tells ns. Premier John lfotaxas died today after a short Olasaa. nti Favor To England » complete fe r alders masting id action Credit will be held la « » » « w y wf r * «nrt, the i r o .t s u f '^ r s r ^ w an bWuT~4T4 nO ow toel rated mUss dbrectiy Oatroux, who an. Whether t h # j# m M . aU atlv« .credit organisation, which eeakad sbort-torm bans for agriIT**^*^ PWP®*** to farmers e f Begilaele, Orange, Volusia, Laka, Oaooola, and Brae ert counties. Urn essocletbn now has STI members and Mr. Chapman said H was hoped that every member vroeld attend tha annuel meeting. 1 Compute and detailed reports oa tha operations e f the Aseorietlon will be made te the stock, holders, Mr. Chapman said. ‘This bain* a co-operative organisetlon.3 said Mr. Chapasaa, **wo foci that the members are entitled ta know everything sheet Ito oporations and we hope that every member will feal M a duty ta bo present at thb meeting. , “A represents tire e f the Pro. ductlon Credit OorperaUon of Colunviia will make a talk at the dees of the business sepaUn A number e f n«W featuna will bo Introduced Into the program f'™”" “ Ami To Britain Said Likely To Draw U. S. Into War War Secretary Again Affirms Advocacy Of Aid To. Britain; Emergency Is Cited England Buries. Her Cnydn, Mouthpiece Of Mussolini, Asserts policy Is V i o l a t ­ ion Of Neutrality Dead After Air Raid WASHINGTON, Jan. t%— . (AP)— Legislation to oet up } machinery patterned an thtoj National Media (tun Art. to 1 - n o t strikes on M eal penb eta ad all triads. wan tatiw I daood In the llonoo today hr ; Chairman Vtason (D Go.) a f . Ike Naval CsmmlUento wheae J cammlltee It waa referred, The Wees ere weald create a. Meal defense laker huttrA*. sad M ilan strikes on M eal prob rie naill 30 days after the hoard filed reports an Its *■ merits together with a n e w • mmendet l ja WABHI^ b TUN,- J an. M -M — Secretary of tVsr Htlmson today defined lha obJ«*give of tha aWto-Britain hill as tto purctUU of Umo, "the time noccbqarv to/arta and protact curse] voa.**^hiiCnltod States Is forced to buy Umo and wo are buying It “from tha only nation which can sell us that time." Appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, BUmson renewed bis advocacy of lagtalaUon to moot the "axtraor- Greek Drive In Albania Slows British Armored Divisions In Africa *>aid Thrown Back MusHoiini , *o-rallccl mouth- I'fe^o Kdltor (Savda, declared bluhllv I.Klnv thnt the UnJtod ’ Sliitc.s policy of nltilng Brit" nin was it violation of ncutrnlv likely to involyp this nntln n in w ap Mi* said a ••IcKitimnte reac- timi'" liy lhe Axin might ■tinnuc the nation Into con- dinary em ergency which th e a - J v g greesor reesor nstios nations hav# created for fhi# « th is country/’ country." tllrt. ns It should not believe It van continue to help B rita in "w ithout finding some unforeseen and ipilte unpleasant reaction a l tin- end of the p ath '* C o ffin s ccn taln ln g the " dh Mvtnsas* dentil in G reece n rntnmnn w av e. Thi- lln lis h Mur- on hank appeal's'll inklings that an Aegean v k lliu s o f the roeent G erm an a e ria l a s. nt left M ill plnrnl nvri tin- ■ • ffin . n . the •m utter invasion of A lbania may sault on Portsmouth, England, ere placed in i ii •Iiisii ili .nl were given m 111fa ■> hniiors •'“ 'n -tolled under Increasing Itnlia pressure Greek vnmmunlqucs repotted only repelling Italian n tt«ik « without a single notable ad . ’ ca m e The Italian s claimed to have s,.|„.,| “ an Im portant post, tlo n " from Ihc G reeks The Foaeisl « s r bulletin from S ftie u said a Hrlliali ntmorerl division hud been thrown back "S a lo m e y ,” the pig » u h .i .m il with "nn lew orlhy lo s s e s ’* ('• n o dispntrhea said the Ilrltl‘ h m n liiritn l units were sw rap . the drlee arm In•>t m f«tililt* |imu. mg -oiiili and west of Derna, jr o p srd liln g *all the tenia Imng I I/rU by Allowing ht (well to In 9 ■ r 4 |l,ai,l,ai"g AUo in Washington, It vrma m U that shipments of war m auriab to tha British boosted United States merchandise exports la atof • This question. Judged by. many 1840 to 84,0 0 .444,000 the highest •°'be one e f the most vital this (Inc# the 1W» export figure and MOon has ’ faced, was put to •etoral Sanford residents yester­ den, George C. Marshall Tues­ day, and their replies with one exception were empbstlcally la day expressed the opinion that f » m e f all poeslble eld to Eng. Britain could whip Germany with the American aid eoatemplatod west Temperature M ac - —■ the lease-lend bill wbtb • Thei rcpIWe, giving e cruse esc. under Last Night Registb s •# average American thought. Secretary Morgenlhau declared (h it u a lM ffct bill if ptued flu ' tered 44 Degrees British moat atop fighting.th e vlours qf tha A rgils thief of Staff, einreieod. Is iveimiten f Continued fa ir Sod cool was k u d toe . T h u ed a*. hr the x fM O ^ 'k a d ta a tB M at n^sserst a a diktod session of tha HluM Torsion Af. w ek th e r Bureau todly, with no rtge to tha citrus and i t danger fairs Committee, reealUd the tes­ K ops In this section. The ck crops timony glean last ssook by Col. rtei dropped to 44 de­ Chsrloa A. Lindbergh. Lindbergh thermometer can la tha way a f $t •aid that even with the full relTl- g rees last night, a check by the equipment, anA U It I Ury assistance of the United American F ru it Growers and the ceasary, we ahtuiri States Brits la could not hope suc­ Sanford S ta te F arm ers M arket troops over U m a * cessfully to Invade the continent •bowed. Mrs. W. A. A Oases, Iceb erg le ttu rr, nearly ruined of Europe, unless Germany col­ In faror of gtvleg all by rain, Is bring helped by the lapsed Internally. possibly can to Grea cool w eather, W. M. S co tt, vice H. £ CordsUI “» S president o f the A m erican Fru it ]*a d Is fighting eai isud le fighting p ar war for Camp Blanding Is G row ers, said, esp ecially that us, us. ws w t ought to da SB an W* can to V J i o r l v P / i m n l o t o r l part o f the crop which ha* come in h«ip her.** help her." J. j. r R.. Camp: **By “By aaU m•am, I |spwll. am In favor faror o off hslptog a*v.»a England. 2 4 . NDJ 2 P * J , n ’ I C elery, while not helped Everything poeslble abt poaaihls should be sent ! L . HJ S H S S muth hV roll! w eather. I. flou r. Blending |ishlng under the cle a r sklea anil over there, as long Bl M It doeen't Tuesday that Camp weaken us.” was from M to 71 percent com­ lha qu ality hs> begun to Improve, ua.” Mrs. a8. FT .. fo p tn Lout m*ead: “ I do plete. Mr. S co tt said. Many buildings and areas in indeed Indeed thlak think that w* vra should help M ost of Ih# celery ru t so far the 110,OOO-acre reservation w rrr Britain, but but not r Britain, n o t to speh an e s . • hirh as M oe psresnt .. i done, ithe c , has been Inferior due lo early t , nt that ws we su rett** a r t made as• high Noy#mb, r an followr,, tent eurvsless report Bald, whlla a faw were Just vulnerable vulnarablo to an S W by unusually heavy rains, bul a Koecoo - Tartar K a sc *s 'h | rto rii “" I iam bitterly getting started. A partial list of projects end little U. R. No. 1 grade le now oppoood to SSM sawdtMr oppoasd to lR f *u r • boys being ehlpped. Reflecting the he. orroaa the oooan, an xad to ksep the extant of lhair completion low average quality of the nro. In poTesntagssi from having to de thl d« lhls,'I believe Rail ways, tl| highways, 01; duct, prices on th# N*w York «ws, should kslp help EngUad Em I all we secondary reads, 41; 'hospital m arket have been under the u«u. can.” #—»(• Can.” f*” Cool Weather Butl “Salomey' Will Be Officers School o Frost Danger 1 ^ “ , ° f|.r.lrfvt! Held At Meeting Vedicted Here - Of Kiwanis Club eariy L/Ompieica out ilnfr rlld ot ihr r,,M / sm z ^ ^ ^ •I level. Y esterd ay calory In New Mis. Ost Rungs I •though I area, M| rsnsptlsw area, 04; water York was sold as follow s: to u r. torn, T*( system, ho, ll. eye system. T il sanitary ay U O fflrt»i Of the hejoeUtlou a re : am In fs ^ o r ratfT ssrliudlnh SU * favor sselsL IJA O j el«-«loirn It general bulUlngu, i f to S3; wa ro­ ilosen cra te *. sites to England. I danVthlnk it .c r a t e s , * 2 In » 2 .* » f e lg h tjto s c n Ss-S'srr* ' ^ - 1 23 .'^ “iTSsSiW ft* irr,rsL”« president era C. K. Cleats. J . J- The pmrOr of aettan so houses, 10. There are now about i cra te *. S t.k n to 1 1 .1 4 ; lO -d otrn 0,000 cre tea. 1 1 .4 0 . , L»nc uuiiinea Work President As “ 1*1 ennlrnt *« (•roup h I n t o r m a n i ji ,. ., s « •oetion«d o ff nl Ihr i r„„p. Birthday Party** le be held lo . I ----------tVniirniic wnr by lho morrow night nt H 0(1 i.'i-lnrk nt I licplm mu tinivgulm pro. UuMrtl St Mint mill IlntR in th ra jifh the Arulot-y Under the sp< n .o r.tiip I Ktuin. u training erhool lor the (lit* M inistry of Kcoiumuio W ar* 1’ yesterday. W ith a pink ribbon nruund b n neck and h fr flngrengiU m ani­ cured "S a lo m e y " will »tnnd nit Ihc auction block and gn In tinhighest bidder. 8 p c r u l.ilInn ha- u that Ihc personable pig will gn ••' a prlrc upwards of $.10,000.nun tn Imgua money, Mr liv id |u* dieted. At nre«ent "R ab u n ey " •laying with Snmmy I nng. In i •pnnaur, el rh u liin la . Sh e r uld nnl be irnrhed fhla m iirning f*n a •tatem ent to the pfva* A limit 20 m erch ant* of lb* city have contribu ted p n s i » ' • lit auctm nrd o ff at the clow the party. Mr lly n l »»td. m praiae o f their gvner»«ity " I In m erchant* are p ia rtlca lly I"" percent for the drive and III" ■ who have not given ra»h bun given prise* for Ihr p a rti Minot row night " M erchant* who a te giving p lisra (or the am tlon are tin Sty le Shop, a ladies handling, l> I, P erkins. »4 In n rrk w«ni •*• h n s iriy ; M cCrory’s Hlnre. »f> in l l.a lla a r e « * »*•*- m fr c l State Seeks To Kill Tick-Infested Deer T A L L A H A S S E E . J« n 2H - id*. — F h rids o fficia ls, heaileil In ia -*lc ln a te d th at the ffle rv cm n Nathan Mayo, romntlaslnner '•< I *111 aeon ehow an Improvement. ag ricu ltu ie. will go In Wn»hmg Inn n e it week In another attem pt tn get frd e r*l |ierml»»lnn (•" T he word •■advertieemsnt' was slaughtering llck -ln frsteil d e n in commonly used In Fhskosprere • the Bemlnole Indian reeervalnu. time to mean Jnforvnstlon of any In the Everglades. kind. ^ Secretary Ickee re fu n d In a I low the elaughter, although Ho fa r graaler Twenty-one new warships and U. B. D epartm ent o f A g riru llm r those para. several score auxlliariss were recommended It as a alep to I« different ' Bt added to tha U. 8. float in 4840. ward eradication of ra ttle frvei as times a s , tick In Florida. and ns law I gwr.wkw a'w m k . United States. *r i:s v . r s gS T ? ites Winning Essay tile Paralysis City News Briefs - logy would speed the end o f tin* ii in liy iitrrrn'dng fh»» ef/l»t nr> of the blo t kndi 40 p«r> r n i," u IIi Iti*h rrontmiu* r i p f r t iM'Inrrtl yrttvrdny < o-o|»rr«tlon brtw ri n Ihc two , |ioU4f«, In* sn id. wmild «w(H*p I !• in It, Sw«*dii>b, V iifo U v , Hut. ”in ii and JapR iirB r bb>« kutb- iu n . mo t «• from the m»r *. th ro ttlr thi* i ii al 11ii I In n air hm* fiom South \ i ii p i iv*n tf» Itomr Rlld Iravi* the A m - without fort ign in .all tml. I III* M|M'|t hMlll. reported that "ta lk * am* go. I a•! io if on Mlonr thrrii* lines in W »sh111if I 'ii'' and appealed fill "onop. «'i atom an p i I p io iv p in economic » ui ( n ip a• in ib r field of nrm a. tilt n f” lit in*ur<' \i4‘loi\ f" i demo. I I ary ** Amonu ib r m n|or Ifa k« In the I Hilt d I blot kndr wbit'b wmibl be nitlod. j lie n»artlpil m u ' HU,(Hill ton* o f lilt. Htiii t 'tilted S ta te s n il ton imported by It 11■ in in r * f e « - i f norm al Imipaarl• betw t'en O r! 1 f* anil Her. I r« i *i |i» and mu dim ton* of ro n . nt i tlirotigh Ja p a n and nu*«tn •n IP IO n of norm al. In tliia ronn erlion. M lnlalrr of K.tnitomir W a rfa re Dalton told ibe Hm»*e of Comm on* yesterday Hint It ii **ta we* buying oil, c o l. It III inn. copper, m achinery and wheat •i la i<tl ' f'nm the United S ta te * to re . ll .ti f \ \ ruler ton und Mis Mill Ills lllbiTx o| tin %i«wit a - idiu e huge rrn»lgnm enta liellig ent f i inn Ku*»!a In G etm any. • ...............limit toe, ltd.I id th ilb One of the nio»t im portant \ '• \ bail inailr to lb I.a ml und ,eiik« at Itrceent. the economic lii.atdl.i. Mspectlvely Mi Sliri nil de*-i I llrtul m toUl t brotik'h the evnerl -aid , are French * h'P* f , .r f n lte d S ta te * and South | • rippleit Children n lliiine itl »vinir ..c a n produce I inaldia. and Mi A r n h e m I A m erican produce from • u u r it l l lf i an*! Toulon. •*• . •iniinriited mi the ........................I F r.n re ° "G erm a n y I* '" V i n g h e of tin k'xmp m |)rl.4iiul [ Mim Dorothy t ’rnig fi••in llaltim o rr. Md . nMiig........ tv%a A llrilish m ilitary aulhority In •« U*i tlima, “ My I.title C.ia> ..Ian declared that Get man d II •*111a in ih r W eal,* and * I lit I *'i»di *iun» into Rum ania and ButI ilu« Song She ton- m t to - %»*i "tuna ,,,aw A^il'uh N t il n U n i •— ..I h> Dr E. I. III..Wider v « " a . combined w i t o b l a r i ^ P ^ Gfrmany Reported To Have 36,000 Planew • WAHIIINOTON, Jai rrmsny can muster ! tog plaima. Including probably a secret new pursuit skip, for an slLm it assault on England In Ihr Spring, w alU nfam ad sources hare Indies tad Tvaaday. . Rallabla laformsUon was that lha Nasia could put Into the air 14,000 flg h to n and bombers In 81 dirts Iona aggregating 1200 squadrons and a t tha same time hold 100 ROrtant replacements for ‘• ji b rose . . . Si,uf.ird Doudney, a pa*t pieai. J " h./ l! ih l/ 't h # -v ery real dan.......... . * • * .......... '» ’ ! U n,lV: f ‘ E v asio n 7 f Brltotn may irtbilay in** l»/r and w bi m brief given sketch Ila t h e , J » » rr ie d _ • u:';.*r.wr«w.'*.''u"?,ill. S. Is Accused Of Seeking Azores Base Herndon presided In the nhavnee of Ju liu s Dinafelder. nml the piugrsm was arranged by Ihc ltd W P. Uuhrmsn V isitors Included C. F Clark of Portland, Me., and lie y mmid Kader and Milton llm ldlreton. of the Key Club at hemlnule High School. ENVOY 8 EBB WINDSOR Rail Clarks Bave ; Animal Conference NASSAU, Bahamas, Jsn. 28— |A*>—Jefferson Caffery, United Stales ambassador to lirssll, and Mrs. Carfroy railed on the Duke JACEBONVILLX, Jam. » - G P ) and Duchess of Windsor Tuesday BritoaHt4M .•WcIj|BwUy • and whlla on a cruise to South Ameri. Btoaaeahlp-eHrtlX/ affleleli same ta aboard the g.i ». Argentina. Although the site af Kle de Janeiro wds first visited by white men in ISOS, no attempt to found e settlement waa toads fer BO years. ■r: |rl HOME. Jen. to — UP)—Vlrglnlo Gayda. the highly-placed M i ­ dst editor, accused th# United Buies Tuosdsy of ptannlng to establish air and naval bqaoa to the portuguaan-ownad Atorea ,ae e threat to Europe. IWhilo lU ly and Germany gars f.esh evidence of eonaoUdatttf plans to beat Britain this year, Gayde said Ihey were paying “much stUntlon to new {•«»•• by the United SUUe which art turning toward lho Asores. • His editorial, "Eyas on * On Atorci.'* appearing in It Girt* rule DTtails, pointed to too •traUgie |u»p*rtan*a of ttq. Atorqs as k -rtraallng m m lay �BAGGETTS BECAP that Sm o o U i TIK E rord fend *o right on through. Bht they could bu itopped. Some of them could bo ■topped. Boom of them could bo sold on the advantages of this cltir over ugr other nortdfe city ahd Induced to locate here. We do not have to go out to look for them. They fere coming to no At the rote of sla­ ty Ctety hour. • Thet la whit wo gather from the report made by Jem 10 Lodge who Checked the number of oot-of-fetfete con passing the Junior Chamber of Commerce Information booth on the lake fhmt Sunday auernoon. Between ttSO and 8:00 o'clock he found that a car a minute, aUty t t h every hour, with fomtgn license ptataa peaaod the Inform motion booth, and that 75 percent of thorn cars wore driving south. That means that by far the greater part of these sil­ ly cars en hour weTe carrying tourists who wore oa their w*y to some Honda city to epfad their taditJoas. Those who were driving north might also have boon looking for t place to stay. Or they might ham taken some other “ Ir vacations, and now bo on their rdute soul event a good number of these rvpway home. resented a ___ ___ ___ ____ i a f h n tl* Each- car'contained a family, it may have _____ __ It_ was a fan_ and pro* ly of two._ thMO. Or ___r five, but uimably each fatally had friends and relatives back borne. Each family was looking for a.talaca to spend pw W and possibly to make a permanent homo if the right feme along. Each family spends on the average n ^ s T U n e e . with ms rw u ftld nhfe whether e home la built or a business started. Here is a new industry, no, several new Industrie*, in -EAAL bANlttLB fact, sixty new industries every hour, right ad our very loorstep. We do not have to look for them in Now York, Chicago, Akroh or Toledo. They are already here. AH we have to li to sell them on the Idea of staying In Ban* ford. We have to give them what they want to keep them here. And we have to let them know that we have what they Want and |hat we want them to stay. Now Miss SUM Writes Winning Essay In1 Paralysis Contest START SAVING 25% Everyone Pays thks JeOvMM « * r 'K T f i j all night and sleep fay day doing their part to show completely the world has gooe haywire. ’At a Ume like the present, when everybody, la called to the Interest of Uw common de* .ense, on* finds It dlf suit to feyapathise with those Lang the in tla lm tn island ducks thst cc fi«i« pton disturb____ their slumber*,* says waihhUghta kt O d d ____________ 1he New York Bun. "We' . yield to nobody ‘ini our ootoma for ducks, and would happy if hong rIsland ................ . ‘beNonly nC. too ‘ _______ _ they _ »uld get their full (tooth Of sleep every night and wax i t and Juicy. But this Is no time for subordinating nfeHoail defense to Individual convenience. "The “ducks, like everybody else, must realise that wu a n £<rfng through a period of .emergency la which we fctt have to put up with things* that we should net. for h mo* ment tolerate In normal times. Just let Urn ducks tw id er 'low much worn It would be for them to get a plana bad if bombs some night Instead f f manly e few UghtboMha. How Mbesaary It is for their own protection aa well ae* aora that the eeiuchUghte should nightly sweep the sky over their heads I It la fob to ask the dacha to submit good greet to this tut complaint eat from now on, if -■ T it a f c 'c S C CM.BOTDACO. m iik mm W I ♦ m W r M fi t i l l |h« HilBSi SL vi jj^ i B M p fiS *-.■ u. i l>.* 1 ►%'#“W* •. i r -V . mT> W *. 5 • *m m �* PAGE TH R E E Luncheon And Card Party la Planned S o c i a l A n d P e r s o n p g t l l J A N A IU H l SmM t BNtar Calendar a l Girl-Break Dance Given By Group T t e C ity D a l w ra the la s t i t n k « t f a i b U r a k I r ~i— J hr IW ■ !■ > « ! * f tte r > l A lpha K app a aararity t n a I J I P . M. ootfl U « •( f a r .(I n A m a .o r . , lira . R4 M u H n fii ■■■an H atrteh ra. H a a B r i t * W a tte * , r, lliaa S o u a WVicVam. L M iasShiriry • A apata Mciarh, Miaa D art, U n . Dorothy W ater. Miaa M arro crite Duncan. M a t l ir tr a T u b and Miaa H r a m Walla. A k a . M b * V ialrt tt>U v Miaa B etty W tH a a a * . M ba J t a n e lia rt e a . Miaa M ary Skinner, Miaa N a n W alter. Miaa O b a te th liaa E rely n S ta v e . Wtetet. Mba Gladya M ba EDni M e riv etter, a f A tlan ta. C a. F leU a. Boh Bal t e O iffcrd P la t A d i v i d e s B y M A T M B HODGKIN Membera a f the Hoard of Ihr W iy lm 1«S W om an's A axU U ry of Holy t 'r o * . Church w ere rnterlaim vl Mon­ day afternoon a t Ih r homr of Mra. 11. It. Coleman. The pur­ pose o f the m erlin * to drriae some m ean , of oblainint; fun d, lo r the n m lisl rep a ir, on the church buililiny. A mini, F rirad a « f l i r a C. C. P r i n t bar o f iu g y n lio n . « r r r u ffrrn l a r c | U t a are her out K i l n a fte r and dircuaaed o ith rn th it.ia .n l and it waa fin ally ivnirludrtl that a luncheon and raid party M ba D ark Kimbee and A aa umuld be the m art d m irsblr. r n u t a f A tlanta arv spewdh it would provide happy r u i n , a a w l a a U n n a a t a o f Mr. ai taln m ent aa well a- lv In nr. U rn. X C . Mitchell. f ir b l . It was pointed oul al Ibr A. meet in s th a t thic unuld afford i excellen t otram ui (or tbe te a re sid e n t, to mee I and n im i many ol the u in lr r v L iin r* ulio Lave Ih l. y ear added mi mmli M r*. Andrt-W C a rra * ay left to San ford 'a social lifr baatejr la e b il anti] F rid ay w ith F rb ru a ry 12th i» Ihr ila tr *rt e r pa rente, Mr. and lira . J a a fo r the phrty. It n ill In- held Marin tat te. a f F n b U a a t the 1'arUh llouae, n n rr. u ilh it* splendidly rr]uip|Hvl kitchen H it . M D y M a ile r and M ba and aparioui recreation mnuii, it M arp aret 1U r*U r of HaynevUla, iit adequate to rcroru nu-l * 1, n , A l a , a n apendtny some lim a with many a * d e .n r In avail lliriuM r. and M ia P. I>. S to tt a t their eelvra o f the op{H»lunit\ in n*. ■ n a * Weat Nineteenth S treet. slat the rburrh. a . » i ll n . luinli and |4ay card * u n h fin n d * and F riend, o f Mr. and Mr*. John tU ilo t* Callaw ay win repret ta t e a r th at A delirw u* *UIU tli-klll will lie they a te eaafined to their h on e served a t .m a il a t l i a .t i i r l y ,1 .,. a * Magnolia Avenue with infin­ orated tables. anil al t r io a id , there will In- ia r d . for ih .- e wiahlny to play or (utile 4411111-* C ly te D a rt of the University of h r i f a a t Gainesville ia a p r a l in e 1 fur (lis i« not inlrrerietl in « mh! • h i. work n lth h i. p a r e o W u ? ' T ick ets w ill be I)-ci|i| t»r ml. ■d Mra. X L. U a rt. a t Ite lr v s iu * re s e n 's I ion te uis.b- u* i n ­ oaae a * Oak A n n . D ELA N D . Jan . I# — (S p e cia l)— " S a c e t 's the naiae. but I'm sure am ple scromiinM(stlcin*i |di not e n ro l during r i i n u , u y a p retty 1*81 S u r r t of F o il W ayne, sfl who s ttn x l A ittembti of tin• Billy Zochry ha* arrived from Hoard, ha vine nein-d i„ t j t , the U n b eraity o f Florida to r b i t lad . Ruth Hillman n( (lib n d o , aercn liiatr* the declaration with ch a ry * o f reservation*, thrv i.m fn - r n n a l d a y . with k b parent*. the “ B o y . I l r 'i i r r , W e won't date Ull ria n t* a re o v er" u y a , nhile be made direct to hti oxn *f r-. *?** V ra. W . B. Zorhry. a t Max Sam 1*0 1 ol Middleti wrn, Ohio, aeent. a hit lU b b try a iln l about I'bone 17*. hair h u n t a * Magnolia Avenue. E a ch C h ap trr w ill |,r dc *,r . the whole Ihmy ll all .ta tte d o h rn Alpha XI Della a c t o r s at listed ‘h certa in uuly to jN ilo im R ltlu f l lTnivrr.it) ordrred their pledpr* In ah .tain I n n all U atr. W U lian Courary and Leon B arhi the preparation uf tin |>.<ii. •Mat R f i f f u t i i i of (Imp fori|*r'» till t t e t r exam * * r tv m u . P a t and Hulh and I t a l ic w rrr caught W ith the aaauranrr of mam JnI t l I T . Mm. H attie Courary o v rr by a ra m p u . phulngtapher in one of ihr irp rrcu u m n a u( ibr •villiny and eointN-lrnl u -*ia ia iit. the Board M ember* in n- ln L-i K ruling. Uam d a t C an y R b adiny lonfidvnt and nilhU M a.n. tbe p ro a p eeb o f a b ra u n iu l «,„) Mr. in d Mra. Robert Taylor d rily htful lun.hr 'Oti uimI 4an| <* rhO dre*. Boh ami Dick. of ra r ty te a d o , were the n rrk m d en rols R afreahm enl* ol i , ., M i*. T a y l o r , mother. Mra. cookies were w r i n l by 1 1 |m t atiie C te n e y . A benefit Val« n tin r ‘1 l>rid|v Him W ight was horn. ex* 111 Mra. K. A W o m a n , \ii I a b f _ lesr j FFivnldiy at her horns ctfi F t .d u n k Mr. a t e Mra. Bill Eilrra and will be *f»tMM>rrt» Hell, M t* Amelia Nnhli. lira J n p a te r. Carmen, «f Mirhipmn Hn* H-nfuril Cite*I f lu b it was I Cloldrn I j Li to the viirmWrs o f M. In y b y and M r* |i t ||i«l.. decided last r* clung 111 IliamonthF o il nightly Hu pi irate Club '*• r t a . to H ost |•aim Beach kb. “ "f urvrm l daya l u t ijr bininttei lu rrtin t tif (hr club I fo r the irg u la r m eeting. k with relativ e, and frienda a t the reciealHtfi hall Mr*. AI | A tli ai liv r arrangem ents of a s s . Kiuate gvfiid enl, |«rrwitlni ev er the jloAs d re urated tho living room b n fard . meeting. i f II h* Ihmui where luncheon was Fifteen tnenslM ra (m m the Han­ •rretl preceding the bridge gam es 0 ■•■t * U fll P IU S to 1 .^ T f* r Camp Beaaru. ford club will m otor to U r- fo r which M r* H arry H. !#rwU || I . P erkins w ere I ■ t e r e te will be a n y Undo tonight when- they will and Mr" te * t e MedbnJ C a rp * Mra. practice with the Ol Undo |*llot hbrij scorers (• urs I fir n r t were presented a a d ehildrvn will r r n a b b Club fo r ushering lotiiormw ev en , feed. T W Rev. J . p. BeO. a >nf n't the Je a n e tte H a d humid Ktr> 11 IV Pot I n o f Ja ck so n , J t e n of Urn p in t Matte cswicerL The Orlando club was i l l i c i t , bouse gund of the hostess, m rrr handler; Ituunnllal and \n I Mi*> liiT in i1 Knight of d rnon Dru* .stnrr. *r, Ih i. city , win U stru m rn tar in obtaining Ibe fa_ a i d tea h a w with h b o n ' . meua .U g r r fig a ttm c iit m Sfcpimit. N J Doth Mrs. IVitUr * * “ • cow nalir.i Rllry’., $1 Orlando. aIM M r>■ k night a i r form er res- Mi tnrrrhandUr, L anry '. t e n d y -h f la ho b aw ay Drue A social bour waa n ijo y r il a f­ bleats id San ford and form er Storv, |3 In marrhamliiH-; M rKry. ter the com pletion i f a ll business m ember* of the Fortnightly Club. nold. Druy Cam pan). *3 in c, „ . P rraeu l w ere: Mra. Hill K»*rk - I P re a rtil with Mrs W right w ere: dy. Man foul Furnlturr t'nmpaiiy a . M r* Howard D o te lei, l lr * J lira . Potir-i. Mrs K night. Mrs. >3 in marvhaadiar; f K Wrr t A p p o in ts C hm irm en w Frank M acN rilt. Mia* liw ^ n 'Ji* e Meb4 h. M i* t»lrnn 1.ingle, IS fn Jrwvlry. Hinton, Mtaa l.u vera Sm ith . Mi»> ' lir a W aller Colem an. Mr*. J . II. Also, Smith Barber Shop, ^ Tfc- C teteteM C M , O n b r r f the Mr* U s it and aliavc. .ham|NK>. h siiru l, inaauaiF n r to r , Btpr. n o t y a a te d a y . 1 Ju d y H eO elU nda M is* 111in run i Ih n le r n ii'lr i MrrriMin • mi Mrs. Helen Hrhullt | Mr*. IVikiiiP and shoe ahinq; Tuuchtun'a Dine .. . " m » f M ra C lean K. Me. Also. M ba V irginia Mill-ip t om|>any, |.l in m rrrhandiac; (' 11. r *" with the Mr* Mary K a o lin s. M r. IE I! ra Cola llottllne Company. -J ^ j j r m t e e * ! , M r* C. L Irv in . Pippin. Mr*. R. C. l l a . u r l l Mr* c ra le . of Coca Cola; Kmrrtrk Hardware Company, 10 piece !.u. M ra Irwin named no t e r co h r. M. II Sm ith . Mr*. AI Hunt a n j Mr*. Harvey Sw anson ray W ar* rhinr, price |< 2 r.. » « y c b k n n . M ra B . C . l i a r , S ta rt Breakfast At Laney’s , At Class Meeting The J aw eary te a in ra . and aa^ al . o K o tte r a t the Truth Seeker. I ' n a a a o f U n F ira t Mett e d k t wdfe * H held Mon day a fte r • a t the t e n of Mr*. W. F . krona, m M ap oaib Area* h M b . C aarp a l l c C n a , Mr*. X T . K b f , M r*. I d . C h a n te r- n g n g - h r the ( n a y , Mra. C. P r i n t in i the d n .U n a l by c P t rson a h far IN I, >y a Onara b f u n hay. ’ ky Mr*. T a w . The H ave O ur Ik -liriu u * rKLEI'IIOM: l Iit.I L a n e y ’s D ru g Store W e F ill A ll P re s c rip tio n s Aleisch ItuililittK Stmfnrd, Fturlda Mr a llrm hvi NOW AIU.AZV. with Ihr bloom, .it LOS.OCiOftfsIcsi.'(world's Urgrsi collrction) ■rid thouMLruit ol othef plants and ilmito**, Pstatks Rivuif (in dent irr mcenfipiiiblv beautiful Enjoy ihe ihnll ol wemtf ttus must uUnis fktrsl fiiiylsnil fvelo* the earth a nm the sheer tlojies of the deep gorge painted with fk>wer hues the esotiv. charm ol thttyfvsn setting and supetb lsiuiits|mi|; Mika of motor roadway, easy foot pat hi and bcidges allow you to see every lovely glen without effoit, Ravine G if dent are leas than s day's drive from any pail ol Florida Consult your road map and plan RtihK URDUS III u Yvi'kii idmiHion of 1 1 00 T i l ) p»l perton |p(.••utiful Ri*mt Liif Afrit tnullti fou l« mwrtSanhip in lH* K« vib* Lxdttlffii Cltlh You need limply tnroll at arnampai and ) h * t i*f »"u ha** lh« pr1 *il«i« af u i i l i i t Rifi ni Otfdana milhcHti liiithti (Mt any nm* duiiai th* p i t *■• •epnng ifraciat Fmtfvsl Part your trip now. V U U IU lilll) f l T T I F PALATkA, F L O R I D ! *<Salomey,, Will Be Auctioned Off At President’s Party! I I Eastern Star Group Mra. 11 y — HOME-COOKED LUNCHES Sanford Pilot Club Bridge Club Meets Plans Benefit Bridge At Wight Residence Ktof&VfSErjf'Wf a s ,» S f . by A n t) W ay You Tried £•*“ * TTrkr“* tv7 »" •»*- ite Resolutions Read T h e " l i n y * ”O f f ^ i t i g h t - ’ w T lIi <1k 1tier fidiiflt Ihnitmi H SI I , . Uf If Tddtfr ill Ik of -1’ Mrs. Ilerlierl Messer Gives Bridge Party m o a t w ere: M ia W . F. r * ;- “ d nohBeity chairm an. M r. M ra J . T . B u r . Maa Foedyee Raam U. f a r tho r a n i n e = tt— . M ia C R. L n d . » ~ M ra W .l A fte r tho o f tool in i M effttt. w ere eervod by the b e a te n . fiv o e o t w ore: M ra C. r. B v b p a, M ra F ra o h Cronhv. Mra W oltev H a m a * M ra K. C . lia r , per, M ia C . L Irw in. M i a II. J L rh aa.n . M ra Darrin A * d e » o a and M ra M ytoo Sm ith A b o. M ia F W d rco R n m .il. M ia L . M. T y ro , M ra Clarence W V bk M r a H n h e r W ight. M rriL M ia C b lte Wane o r. M ra te B n h h and Mra. McKay. R h a B . Craopo r t , an d M b n i I tho i w i ■ of Auxiliary Workers For Drive Listed f N ix C. F . Proctor, chair uiaft I of the A m erican Lrgton AunU iary com m ittee ia charge of I hi 1 Mile O’ Dimes board f»i Ihr benefit of the Infantile P a ra lf sis CanffcMiigw, today antiouiu n l her ro-w orkers for Ftula> wtwn the auxiliary will be in ch aig r of the bomrd which is placed un F irst tttreet with a pniniiiirvit orgaaiaation in ch arge for the day M e m b ra u f the a u a ilb r ) nh<> will be utaUeoed a t the k m n i in. .rlu d e : M r* Jeel F b ld . « i< Adam Kent. M r* J . W . Darnel*. H r * O. II. M yer. Mra A ln r W ight, M r* E . C . H arper. M e C. M. K te w ra . Mra. T . L Kulii. v ae. M r* S. M. R iC te id . Mn. Georyu Ceeh. M r* F red Strangr. M r* F . L Raum illat. M r* Henry M c U o lte, J r - a a d M r* F ioctar H EN D U C K S TO BFKAK W A 8H IN OTON . Ja m ~ adricke uf n « * . t e would make b hb hb t e n a i t e t e r t f Ite m wRh te e a aeriaa at ate ip irnkta b r a t e te a p n teatea a C W tetem - M terirt. O “ »»«» E n tertain in g the m em bers o f * er bridge club. Mrs. H erbert Messer was lin d r** yesterd ay a fi rm oon at lici borne | F o r Ih r Afternoon** gam es, Mr*. Ja c k Hall was high score jpHS# winner and M r*. IVarry W oodruff, the »rcond high w in. | -r I RW rvshm ruU wrrv aarved by ih» h oatrs* Latv in Ihv afternoon '» Ih r follow ing: ' M r * Jru 1 1<lam>. Mia Jo h n 8 ck Ira n i, J r . , I U r * H. o Khiuhubar, J r . . M r* Ja ck Hull. Mra. W R. W fllb m s. t Ira. A ir s C rlliD * M r * H arry Worntruff and M r * WaUcmmr |D ietrichs. jCIub Will Receive |Weaving Instruction M b s Dorothy M cC lors, b a tru c lur b baah rtr/ and w u av b y , will •irv. la Thursday U (ha San ford llm nr D u is m u tn lb n Club when ■ha mam be i . will a m i a l lha l u n b r Hiyh S c l w l a t ICAO A. M. f a r a . all-day m .a ib g . T h e individual m em bera o f Urn la b wHI choooo the a r t k lo they deolro U m ake and M ba M cClure o fll b e t iwr t them thro ughout the day. l a a c k w a win W aarvod lha r la h te t t e school lo a ch . dIK MM tit I ping V1 MI gCI t I >h \ M t, inilM IBM C u iiif 111 iim l 1ft* Un fo r id f n m ill Tharpe Kurniturr Company, amok. lnI .land . H J ) ; Mather Kum ii. turv tOmpany. Aladdin tablr lamp. |S. Jark 'a I’lare. quait nf liquor ; C and C. |.|i|u<ii Sir.re. quart of liquor, Roy D rill*. Kil ;Iin Station, car wash, wax ami polish; Scott’. Service Station, five (a llo n . of B»«; Rnrkey’. Killiiqr Station, five (a llo n . .rf r * » : Ijin e y '. Dry Clennlnf Com. pony. |l in dry rlra n in *; and A n (* r . flat Shark, one alrak dinner Doner muair for the eventn* wl(l be furnished by a "Jottk or. p n " and rrfreahmenta will hraold by ronceaslona for fake money Tha auditorium r f tlir Armory will be heated In thr event Um weather Is cold. Dr I.. T. Doaa said today. Yaaterday the (ianlen Club collected almost 300 dim e, for the "M ile O' Dime" board, briny, iny the total on both b m n ii irwil to U & 0 dimes Dr. Do*, r * nra.atd h i. aurpriae and pleasure that the hoards had done .0 well and credited the hard work 'tie ftvmaara with Uw m e r e * P'rMav niyht the "MU# O’ Dim e." hantli. rap rear will b , he'd at the «ar ford-Ortanda Kennel Club ,n .l ell vm ceed. of th - ro e- will — ■•■ ■be f»nd o f »te* drive ayalnet nfaalile paralyml* ht'l|t. A VERY MONTHLY P a iy i, s fr v i P efx cu A 4 . Mitkinu' ImmiN up lii-tln tf UNfil in in- p U| n il ItfruUK f n|Mil 1 .i 'l i m i ' Ilie k ills . I f I un lu r n la h ItlfUH. m ali-rinlN um l Itflp . T h ru u tfli o u r t-uay M o n th ly I 'u t n i f i i ' I'In 11 > nil tlo n 'l m-t-d ru sh lo r f f r r l n ffi-N 'iirt im p n n t-tm -n lN . M ttk f Ih cn t n o n a n d f t i jm l l n m n h l l r t n u p in on ru a y i mm l h l y t f r o i ' T h i s ( ‘ Inn In a l m p l f — no rrtl tn jn : o r dclitVN. HILLLUMBER&\r 21.1 W E N T T l l l l t l ) S T . TV N O U N GOOD GULF PRtijHJCIS Before \ - j Paint L e t U s M r!p Y o u T K I .K H I O N E hJ CEMENT row boa arvtcd ia lo her new shop at I I I ! t elrry A rc., across (ha t e l l parV * nd cordially (a rlte a all of hir fn .n d a and c»». ra t e r i o l l t e r la te e new location W »»« C ACL 12.93 up S Hel Plain Shampoo & Set 63c Oil Hhumpoo & Set 50c 00c EvaleensBeautyShc t i l l CELERY AVENUE 8ANFORD. FLA. PHONE vX.c- . -- '- a t ■Y k - . •. V \ .-i T i f * i t . v .w . *f . • *’’ IF u m �- • V - •- , 4K«$asjwfiB .. L r ^ gjr.. • g £ '> a ** ETi? prv‘ r »->• * [/ ( $ ? E* r, « I I 1 !^ s y • ''W ‘.W * $ P f t ft- U K 4 »■'■ . - L* ' pi* f* .r * I '" . S vn ^ T n titn V iiiii >t • lavra, A m Im Im C M k a M M l $ b*. r e ™“ » h n * u m m m m m W ; p is © - i H 'v n ^ » i , %4Xv\ \ f <^v . V f ' Vik»5 X i t k v l f e ] A f f i - ’a x f f i •, V i , u J l 1,-.TiTrvv..‘- .TV \ la ; u l bi i ‘rarJall N W < W r iMMManal' I m .4 1|«, �f t By I t J . SCOTT Centers A U. w rm , yw f„l l j i: . W y iwlM*»mI1 “ "gt o.* C War Department hA> made M O , to tto pltorat time, worn labia ton* unusual onper. ttaa ter wpecialty qualified s ^ jjg fu a t se ^ ffltK riiss : th r rto*I Baetriy. |* t o | b ttomtary, ivrrnora, men and wttren ia ■bile Ilf*, pioneer* and t b i t Q ep. rted md the attention «f £ o M t t .M * 4 E .D P A I 4 0 N t .R S MONROVIA. A R to P T A K B L66D K P 1 > |M VfdoPEM B A ^ E S #CARTtD 1KPIAM& C O M PO SE HA1P OP PEAb’E OtrT oH <Ht BARAIR PoPuLA-nort o f * to 6 * 6 0 0 (0 0 0 A W A IH fir A H A L E M 't o PIE. o f SfA.RVA<IOK fa ? * t o L e m L Ja b d .R to e lln e . A e»m -ftfi* r waa Ho u r - -Th e p h en ry i A u t o m o b i l e . To P oR P p r o v e i t in rum Roebllng Tanks To Depression Called Be Seen At Tampa Aid For Bod Diets •Holton Sanford. LmH U. * < W . Andrew Ternh"ll. John O. Webb TA H PA . Jan. » — (Special)— VANICK, Jen: 20—(Special)— hlahto Adwjn n. Weed, ftoutaam Claiparill*. the pirate P*nlmcre Woolebn and Harid L. Tne depretilon corrected many When chief, capture* Tamp* cn Keo, 10, inhMItny diet habll* and bronchi Btudente parUdnatln* In the atout a decided decrease In the he will Joumry up the Illll»boro lumber cf death* rrsultlnc from tVr*. .Nokomi*. Oris hsW rit, Peter*I The rtrttMet eommitUe will htes* Thqreday afrathoon Jn Oh HoH B*toh i t *ne eeUte * f ft»-qe A. Pabrtakia. a wtmbjj M U d m , Dr. W. II llntkin* of ■M m Medical Center* sta ff I*re told le it week. T to elx-Yeer pnim! in which letaltlle* from pellauia declined, Dr. Rtokln* said, coincided with die wide distribution of food* ttoffk' to relief cllrnl. by the federal (dvrrnm rnt, and Instruc. Jon a* to prepaiiru; balanced -deal* plven to relief worker*. BUtUtlc* ealhrrrd by the Plo. er^mtUte^ftr A***l deilrery hp Hda Medical Center in It* re. •earth Into diet deficiency dl* stotoi ehew a hlghrr pemntare i f diet deficlrncv dlaeaece pre* lalee.” Winter Perk, e* a attar of tto Potmto** Week ralent durlnr the nation's boom MTl ttoh durtn* the depr^telon kctirltlea f f Solllne Cpllec*. reed* When the coyernment'e work tfcmufh relief channel* he. Ah. The finding* also ahow m B js s » r i.r a i'JR B am t, TeliaWe, alert and Hw H B E W fi'L S r o ver 1003 RT 9 1 . 4 UK rumih.v Expert Repairs Our ahop l,i well equipped to mi'ii nny repaint on farm machinery, trailers or other equipment. i>»- \orHT T o . T A X TA Y K i t s AMU i '1TIK.UNH « V hN M IN oLK rn l'N T V , F L o lt . I l l A . AND Al.la " T I I K I t H I T i l A V C O K C K It N T U ano U M r *.u1 l r r (hut A pell* l i o n Ham fo r m MI U hi l h - D m oil C o u rt o f i h r Ninth J mil, 1*1 r i i c u U "I F l o r i d a li» nntl f o r Mrmlmilo C o u n t ) f o r t h r i n i r p o n uf o b ta i n * I n * a r t r r r r r o f km14' C o ur t va il* ilallnw n tid r<m f i r m i n g tlu*|»llnl HoiuU o f H miiI hoU t u u n t ) , KlofUln In t h e tu rn of h r v c n l y T h o u ■min to !•» <1*1 * 4 Mar ch I , I i l l an f u It) il eacrllirii In «»I4 I ' r l l t i o n f o r i n ll<la ( lort, m i l Unit t h e l l n n o r a b h M II oil* of ll ir J g i l f v i o f i a h l I ' o u i l . him )»• k u o l on oid * r i rt)Olt in« t h a t i ' mudi be u how n. If ally ( t o r e hr ill i hr C o u r t H o u s e In K a n fo n t, Rm tlitule C o u n ty , F l o r li l n ut In uYlocV A M tin t h e t i l l 4 n ) o f Pi M um I ) , t i l l a l l) i n t o buml - Mmll not In. i till* •It, I eel Ahil r o o f l r i m t l am . >ou i t # h e r e b y n v i l f h i l to wlnm r « u » r , n .Hi) y ou h a i r . 41 f itn l i m e ami 111 m<re- t i o l lflMl In »•Lt |i| t UjjJer w hy * * l d li'ioda klixiilil not In i n l h lu te d and r o o f h o i ' d T h i * II ol Ice ►tin SI ||«" puldUlied In 1 hr Haitfiod Hero Id, a nr w k|»«|0** i n i l i lU I n c in m nulnulr lim ivly, 1 K l u r k n . otn r i nch « f i - k for at I *i»| t h r e e w e r h a In liir* th e h e a r * hill I lie f i t at |nihHr« tlofi In h r f»I Ir a n i al a lit ec u dal** he I o n »aid hearlna . W IT N KU U oi.i hand and *l i o f f f l e l a l i - b l of kfitii C'u*ri ml Han- ; ford, ft r in lm ih i n ifiify F ln ii* l» th i s : > l h d«> «>f J a n i n 11 A U •AMD The detachment finance d*. ppRment at Part Beimintr, Ga. la ^eAdar approxiinatrlv fly« men rwrltia, Lae Clm Owe, Jain Abb are hl*h school fraduato* 0 , rrie, Oemritar Bpeuard L. MoL ■ma who toe* had buiinct* train. •anA •Ilamflton Holt, Andrew larkfon. Mr*. WlDtam S. Jana* int*. Oetoral Admuad Kti'qr •imlth, Jude* Jtm m C. B. Koenee Mare Leonard, 6teph*n Ruatolt Mallnry, Nathan Mam, Theodor# U Mead. Pedro Memndaa - d* bta ti : ftudattl. qualified hen to apply for the a. i mcandei cV it In the (tmlaaldbed gradra. Chance* fUthartl Ketlh Gill, Oeor*e Mar. ^ * 5 tk# Bill ot Complain, (11*4 ((tlu l of j> » u t f a . rv m i . r*« In tk# abo»r inmltc taut*; fit UAL O r. lir.ll.NDON kkC T k * nearer* if-* ,:.f la hireClerk of lh« above Vturl k f ^ M l f m l i d m l i t . nrw«|\n|Hk In Ur: WKKKH, I>. C. whlek (hi* order >bil| he pub* Martin HfiDl llaked oner o wtrk fur four conI'Uimltf'i Aiirtinir eecetlve u n k i \VI(nr»* n r hatll .ml •ml ..f Urn* II u*ra aweet potatoes to fhla C o u rt a t Ka n fm ii H rm l n o l r C o un lj r. Florida. flu. ihr tth day f a t t r t i p i c * NOTICE CO U N T Y O Y BKWINOLK. KTATK o r F U U I I D A . a p o ltllral rubd l v l t l n n off I h r KI M * , uuly t « l i l l n v uiitlvr Hu- U w t o f th e fl iftla o f F l o t i l l a , li| a ml I h t u u i h r . A. D T h O N . r i t a l r m e n . O J n. J O VLltrtTIlbK T . J. k l I ' A I t T I N . mill W u K I L U F F liH inn) e m u III m In k i lit* UtiAfil of- Co u n ty l^itinnilniliin* i * uf H m l Dole C o u n ty . KlurUlii. P e t Illonftn, 6T. AUGUSTINE. t o . «*-* {Bp*cl«l>—Notable Morite perMhslIUca to to ftoftd I* to* stats* tolttft) and ro m tk hit- £ * » ) T a lly ■UtfM that tto ttoltod mutt 1m blah athool haatta. At Cama CUUorna, ntt«d nnmtor «f ram »r» d»I f*t tto ordinane* department cbtrant itathncd ttor*. Apinta Mho him tod «xpeH(ti«a itamtoapdr la tto tondttn* of motlva part* or hardware; e aapartoiced at journeyman Unlit or poaeetelna at k«at • yyare appmifkeehlp In ttot «, and derk* with experlenta typiet* or, tttnorrephrn will t tto requirement* for thla ite A L 9 0 M il e * m .p. h. M ill S u p p lie s Ir r ig a tio n S y s te m s Macrones Repaired — Expert Welding Mill and I'nckimr House Supplier and Hepnir OttYlea PAUL J. STINK and (SKORRK STINE, Owners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ia .i M im ii m n iik w *07 W. Second St. iu * r ,» i SE R V IC E from BUM PER BUM PER l i * p ; i i t ol our pill a nil m * IlKr ?•» l1« l l — llwiwr If K11«* t v l r i o hi * f n k f t h u m e Ail ft lot f o r > u u r t l r m n g r f f l c i r a i c ^ . Nu w i n d 'th ri l l giMo* u n w l p n l no oil uneKrrkfd, on It'ww i m i -it m i. Try S r o U '* SlA ndard S r r » »er NtAljon'M «*en Ir r wiwin . . . f l i m r In f o r n l u n k f u l o f b b s or a n oil ( h i n g e . , . i nil'll l i k e o u r * e n i r r . either land nr u u tn uml thoutend * of *prctati>r* llnlnp thi rivrr bank will hr pl\<-n an np}m r,unity (o *c r them co n e up th r t lv n , rllm b thr hunk llkr an nlliKatnt’, In take th rir jilucr In the pete'll' form ation and carry 11,«•11 p iratr rrrw tlnmiph thr city si «*,•,.* to ih r Floriila S la te F air arminilo. vvhrrr tin- parmlr will i» u ffirlally rrvlrw n l hy Ihr G nvrrn rr and n th rr nntahlr. C O T T ’S TANOARD l.ihva i» an old Greek name 1 r f northern A frica. C E R V IC E S T A T IO N 1'Olt .HR THIRD SJ'. X PARK AVENUli Is n ’t I t E x p e n s iv e ’o O w n A 11ume? ECZEMA IT’S EASY TO OWN A HOME Ue related diet deficiency ill* feand in vary leg - itageeto ia i la tee and among tto well-toulo I S u m ttratoeagl partment is Mpecially desired te well as the peer, men already In tto aerrMe 1doe to tto « » n e h t training rtoahred therein. It Was 0el*<M out The DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48 finance department rarely re­ cruits men for original enlUtnrent eoleoal Poley aald. Thee# opportunities af* for three year enllitmenta In'the re­ gular United 8U|e* Array and ap. Miration may bew lW t t Colonel Petry’e office or at any regular Army recruiting atatloo In Flortda or Oeorfla. UNITED LUMBER COMPANY «lth S T R E E T AT FWKNCjl A V EN U E - 1’IIO N e 7in lAJ moment LATER I •I* RE / 1 HE ONLV4 O NE a ttu a llv K N IW a S IN G L E SH O T I ML’ GEH. 15 GONETHE RINGS OUT THE CfvR PUU-S TO THE S lD t O F <11 VJ hack t o C-EAtjCE - * THE BCSED TEO iT R E E T - A UMP FIGURE TUMBLES INTO THE W EED S- THE CAR PhtoSaTphie Classified Advertisements S P E E D S AWA-V • ALL KINDS of farm equip, Including dasters, sprayer, cry wire, tractor, harrow, By PAUL ROBINSON COMRON.* L lUBOjPXXI OPPATIHe r m eoor J WHO IS THIS MW PSU0W 1— (SAILS ENdAScD TO ? THOUGHT S H S W * W tOVC W lTHBUO F (~ UDWr trio AGifZLTO GBTfJ All tangled dp ' H i.m tns/rM peals csPorxiVi, AMDYOlfCB _ NBriSTOMB// 3 AJL3 G sn.iu fiARUeD ; m | fLY«<5 Don't J TO M S h U l- & d n e t SO t2Q *tS to S C tl h e r o 'd A t / fh e s d 7 n a m d Jt t fh o t f o s cod on s £rrA for h a /p i fa s t /,w n u tc i B y F K A N S T R IK E R mu know; i n M Mw JA W It) i n c hl u m u a m MNP THEY knoj I M W V w iW C f T T lr t T O J \J M p D ^ li I a -A ■SfT, K b ■1 , Wr vV WClltake sou with u s H t T o tr to U fftO . N O !IC A jlG M b HEAR MORE Of YOUR)(G€T STORVf CCT THE HORSES/ '-^ T " ( TO ffTO /r^/"— • ji S I yjpS § '!i’h-.fj?' 1 ^ J, i'l fw H v i * - f -m alRleSKfeklllf. fflgf' k,t? *,‘" i*-*:) l T- ■,^vtr® P* ■' rtn '- y !fm . _ ;: ' m " fPw ■ #* dm §m,‘ WMMK L rb W £ J R ! ^ �sCWff!ht fas Seen.^ F iflG ran d S b iiW m C M . -O ta , hk M X 3 S Season 1 Try To. Regain winter igPi triumph, clowned thranOh bio flrat two motebao In the 3ATKESVILLE: Jan. to Laurels Tonight University of Miami Invitations! )— "ItU bo an inUrtst- tennla tournament yoctorday. mTwas IboIhaonly anlvpronromlscJ|j D. W. Tarpening doesn't be. __ Kovaca aubduod Lowla Brown, Tom Uab made for *** Hoto H* •*,-*• he’i made *r- iteln of the.Unlvtnlty of Miami, Florida Qatar football *d , M . and then trimmed Tom. when . ho took ovmr tba range meat* to send Gnmi Aon, my Kahler of Miami, « J , 8-3. eoschlng relna, and atatla. hi* n w l *prlnt*r, to the poM Bobby B l n * Of Chicago, b record! JOat tomplled for •tain tonight In nn sffrrt to rr- In* to regain the form U>at ear. ooaton hy Paul Baxter, Jack. grin loat laurela at the Ranford- j rled him to the 1030 national •porta statistician, add Orlando Kennel Club, 10 mile* hamplan . ______ ahIp,;bad an__________ oven eaaler the already (tnaral belief aonth of Sanford nn U. S. High- I llmf eliminating Jack Water* I t tba Qator mentor kept hla way 17. r "f Miami, 8.1, i t . iy Tarpening ha* aee? Grand Son Othar leaded player* alio ;iFor If * spectacular scoring beaten straight atari*, ao moved Into third round were what the fan* wanted, tonlfht three lie's ahovlnf Grand Son Wnyno Rabin of Portland, Ore., realty were aallyflod. The back In afainat hi* provlcu* con. defesied Malcolm McAllister of krtrero grin on the scoring play qurror* In o longer rote. _____ TiHwood Cook* -»cn of tbe Oranee and Monday night, Grand Son ran 1 Miami, 0-1, 6.1. l'.'I T 'T 1 I’a 10 touchdowns wae 27 „r S b a. k*aha5 ’fw 4po A then's m a n o r 11 gamtn On Jnly.80, 108t, Metaaaa woo torday aftorneon bat Felotma4 “w ~ -l— for Itf*.- ^ weren't rafflriont tba Ly: man Grtybcand* i 27-11. ■ Now gotag 0M at , MAN C IIEVRO Lrr t e nMil«4)l Cariylo Swefforg ship sack scared I t potato fori U »By w lyh in Vamotims. tinsao Boy a quality OK rtc th rtd ttm \ car, W* most mar* title of count and Coach Dick Shown I n n In a girl* game,* Gtyn How. I fta* used ear* 4* all ac r ed 12 potato a* tb* Iqr-I val room for others Greek mflltary man sextet won I T J . Parriah I traded In on tb* NEW 1041 Greek aaOttaiy lad Eatarprioe, with tm u potato, j SflBgTfTBaB & ST^n '1 i ’a: «£ era Jftg p -JE a p y « ta o I7i n o l i & S . to fUiUOClftUA ATHL«f)Cg( POITICUPWC (M M > o r f ftiS iStt XgAiOet Ml TAC*, u M Kiem LO O M S . J r Stetson4 Cagers . Local Residents To Open Seas<m Favor Extending Help To Britain Against Rollins S 'TBKl » H e Wlllerd » f h ern , n e t) ir«*ii*a*4 ynw rage owe) (aft in tho hands of Congress’4 Gaorge Stines “In favor of giving help to Groat' BrIUlnT Very much so. Evan If wo ore never repaid, EngUnd should bo given all that wo ran spare, even troops when necessary, because If not sooner or Iqter It will all fall on our shonldera." 11. L. Caldwell:4.4 W o, should take care of th# .BflUoh wow ao we won't hava to do over there ourralvr* later p tL ", < Ml*a Mari* Hayntsi " I f wo are to carry out tho program of pre­ paredness which wo hav* begun in this country, I do not think we should try to help ___ _______ _ _m thi the Iurn* tlm*. It soema idea of Mr. Rooeevclt and tho Administration that w* will b* attacked sooner or Jator, and I think wa should keep all w* can In’ thla country for that *v*oL" VhW. H. RnOedget " ! favor r ijlog ol] old Ohon of war, tnelad. jng loan* and maUjrlala, but not T l l n . M. B. Wlrgliwi " I thtah m should heln England, and I don't brilav* that w* would b j* 4pm* any more Idvolvad ‘“ AJ* war U w*. aont mor# annpliaa qver them . thin we *ra *\ ««• nreaent 'tlm*." eT h* Bmtth Florida Chnwnjonehhw at Waat Falm Beach *W tla*4 Fab. 3. will attract » « « ■ Imatelv one.haIf of lh » 8 ° h * j* tw* tennis nUycw m Ums. The Uat will Inclndo BjAby Wf»». Frank Kmraea and .BUat rtrw l fn th* man's dlelalen, awl f c f * 4 ^ F jr ty ^earth miakea occurred ta 1340.. . A Leader among j Ax&l __ „Ctwii#?ii noyt time th* ^ d ^ t a g ^ k l t a * ' should it** wlro.foo cord* nod atoy away from eUctrl* ...Su.tvS.OT-M Z « h ' j^ t t r ^ r y J s : •Til RACK—I ' l l U lla Urns it u i'iFI). T Kxtre tie Kprclel — I ‘ f Mky Fi**a» ttlftchiton* |* 4 .th a n ara 8QJtT0|»llM nf navh ■■ ■' - • I0TH HACK—4Rasger r Dakertr. | j j j j i w * A 14,*utr MTn J ALlrSTAR FEATURE 4 *• *« « _ ;. ; Vi ipiain Ol tflgl* That Experience convinced Cant Metaxae ha naadad furtbav tramIng. H« enrolled in the military aeadratf aL BerUa. Thar* ho *eanlrad the nkknota* "Little iloltka, bfcano* ad tbe excellent record h* mode. Ho oaod hla new knowledge -to good effect ns as­ sistant chief of staff In tha “““ • W d of 1911 and 1012. In World w it day* ho wa* chief of staff, bat opposed Grecian onInto tb* conflict on tba cldc the silk* and when that oven, itod In lllg Was nccuaod by th* Franc!) of using Irregular* CM,h HWM00* In addition to the tight touch, I I ,. . Tonight. Grand .S is J! « £ ' ^ T S l^ T ^ N u fT . na acored on abort line bucka, Rmoky will b« back In an and cf. qrl |ft of v r a v . T a t il earn* on completed forward * “* '" ■ w MM * * * * * S " VK ^ T ' c V r two from Tommy HarrL to Fondren ___ goodMitchell "*()ther Uewtrlio are: RamMieg ! of Miami IS atwl 47 yarrla. yard*, one from Nora. Rmyrna Boy. Gunter Lad- Unlverelir o f*U tart^ A ^ feL i11? Walton to P. Mitchell Tor erda, one from Walton to W T ' V ’ . Mitchell for flro yard*, andt ont Kramer of t o , Angela*. frohr~H«UK ho»« to Leo C *.‘. of the for IS yard*. Greyhound R c h u I I h I'O-holiler llllr, |inrtpon(vd hla opening Other apeeteenier touchdowns [ i match. ~ cited from kickoff rclurna of| iilavi .......’*a ( Hern; |» « BACB-mibJ}l& ( . lMr. ». , Kovee- ■ park* of* and D3 yarda by by Tat Pat Been lhe University o f Miami, lorm ir t—» eS-ya rd run. with a blocked ku,i, Anne . . . . 7 end a 70-yardcr with an In. liaodr F»»hiu« t i t »“ S.1 1 champion, lo. a l> K 1 1 1 ,i,i while Rlgga engage* (lurl lateral by John Plomot IliaHull* Anno »■!•. * t*. * ' “■1 ll« rt •o f MiamiI , ________ run with a lateral from r>m4r rn.htcm i !*. * »•; mo *' i rwes *urn*ts-; 0T Mlam 'Farhami and n forward. K 1 «• ______ , l.1umb!f.reeovrry Involving s,|Oviedo Caare Teams tlm. ea, Portal FcrgUfon, and Bob IND ItAl It—Vuturlijr. IT Uff Hit toon good for 28 yards. Win Over Pierson Hlnnr M a lr n n I * J •Two field goela, both by Paul I’nrwr ---- 1 I I .... i i i t t, itwo safeties, and 12 m rr-n *rc °V IE D O , Ja n . 20 — (Special) nt conversion* conversions also nlao figured floured p0**Vrf ia*J*.,r?».*** Vift-n«fr i »• 1 r the Gator*' 188 point, high* R laiketball team* copped two ■son total since 1030. , inn n a r r —4-i» mih» iimr t* fraye /ram Plsraon hero Uat pp Off Hlr Fin night, tbe »*™ vanity statistical Item* of note: *f eager* winning Dnn Marsh*----l i t I—* DELAMD, Jan. 20 — With a 18.12 andI tha B squad -------d m com* ____' the third yonsecutWe year, June* John .... 1 • I a—t Inp through * n ’ 2#l2 trlumpn. period fo rest during mid-term t sophomore led tbe team in Hh.ii*4* im *a* . . t a i gh to i —i Kimble > _ .................. Jed tha vanltv lads etam tlm* behind them, Stetson Dan M*r*h IT.I*. 1* t*. H “«i , a* Fondren Mitchell four .touchdowns for 24 Jnda* John v* to. l i * i Hhrll*'* inrnlng in 10 points while Me. University4* basketball squad tra­ lm!|* II In 1030, Chuck Tut* lid IIAH.V iioi'ai.r. J—a. «i*>r rlrllnnd lopped Pierson with *e- vel* tn Orlando Thursday far the 88 points, and hi 1038, Valm nlh* Man*. **M SIMM. -en. Olllff with. I t point*. w»a first conflict , of the aomaon with •deb man for lha evening In the y, Johnson had 31. i'» aeons on kkfcsff ra­ tTH^hAcn—ruturiir. nm« n « s It game while Blackman cracked tho Bolllne College cagon. Ob­ PI* Off Sir. Fin in * field goal for Hrraon'* W 7 serving th* defeat suffered by the thjrd end fourth a Hhnl . f T I 1—1 points _______ ' __ (toUlna ob tho handi of tho Uni* ;nma In tho'ppat'decade by l**lrlrl* Mulrurk 4 1 4 I —I men. Hub i McAnley ra. Arm'd Olrl ... * 4 » 1—1 venlty of Miami Uat waekend, II Shut II.f*. 4.40. 4.M; P*lrliln on# 0t yard* against Re. Mnlronli Coach Bon Clemons tested boro I 04. 4 OOj Arrtin. Ilirl •! “ Ton'ffhC* Entriea. today In 1P3I, end lost Billy that “w* ought to baht •corad against Ola Mho ITII flACC—l- t * Mil* llmr- 1J M I'lnUT HACK—Fill urliyi Rollins, but aa usual we’ll have a 08-yard return, PP Off air Fin I Nurman Andr»w» • J ' . ; to wait and aea." Stetson cam* I—*, r Terirf‘4 l-ady . » B** * three field goals In recent lamn hf'gro .... 1 1 4 r. 11*4 .... 4 *1 »—I 3i;*rlf. Ilmnance I 4“4‘ •“dfl* out victorious in a two-gam* >,hero been mado by the M D.alr r‘* f'aolra 1 4 I 1—nh 4 Am,. Mulrnrk t 0«dg* Troubl* meet with MUml earlier In Utb man, Paul Eller. In ad. HlfPONIi HACK—Futurjlyi l^tan N*aro T **. l **, H »; Mr season. to those made against Hli II. fa, 4.40. nrilrr1! f*hnl,,J I Flrii Half of Dali/ D«Ubl4j On th* heels of th* BoUUa I Fan Furr • D»rh alfn ________ and Georgia Tech tn M *4. Hip Th* W»r « »••*! Du«h*4* tilt, BUtaon’a Hatton moot the ho scored against Bewaneo 4TII ttACB—Fiifiirllv, ilm* t" »•» 11 live lir»ii*h 1 Nine May Joye* University of Florida Saturday by the some method, 1 (l*r*in Itnll 1 Pip Along night In DaLand. Tha Galnoarilio n * Off Hlr. Fin. ro rears of >var*lty com. Moriown ... TIIIHD nACB—4-tl Milt! f 4 I I—nn squad, by virtu* of ita.n*ar.Oi*J • f nff Dally Daily b*»W*» Dei il^i.l Half Fullbookl Charlie Tate llnlfnoi Iwr .. I I I—hd I—I I4 MaihiU Pharli* K tihiU It*4 P*a top position In tba aonthaaat, la II*nk . I l l l-*-hd i White fTittHa I r 11 converelona from 0»<>w I KaMl BiyB*1 lavorad to Uk* MW Hatton, who Morfnwa 11.44. t i l . 4 40; llnifsnl I tiiipy (lllraen -and never mined. He Il4r 1 liroihrr nmn t y*r*V*4fr at*. I ll: annw nanh 4 It l <'ofr»* D*n • Petten DeUg look to Florida aa their flrat real through on hie only threat. Union College v1*1to here FOMIITII RACK—4*14 Mllat ITII RACr—1-1* Mil* Km* 11 1-6 l H*ao I Ana »• an February 6 to play th* local D**o P.iri l*c| PP Off Hlr Fin. i/luebeU 's 218 yerda I June4 * A n Imaf* I 1)411 X baakatoan In tha 8t*toon gym. m *a » i r i—I I l‘A«n iHiffmr 1 Jimmy m pasee* received i t . r«pu«r n*C*pllnn I I I l-h Coach Brady - CowfU’s froati t ln«ant I Matt** n now mark far the f.lltl* Klhhl** • • I 1—1 _iart a brisk schedule Chi* week IIAPK—S-14 410*1 that noordi have been CnniHt* n*«a * t" >»" t "» k »* I FIFTH wiiiic Mit* • nevernor Jim with th* fit Augustine Y. M- C, rnntlon 4.44. 1 I" I-ll 1In Klhhl** t Fln**lo HVti.I1*!*) A. In that city on Friday night. _ _ _ S n*|m> llrndtr y Harrison led the backs t l f Tha freshman mote tha Cadar | Go 4 * fi Afllflrt . yardage gained on runs ITII nAPR—Fillurllr tlm* 10 l-t Keys Independents bar* Saturday FIXTII MAOB—« pp n if air yin. scrimmage, kickoff and I Mirk Pflin _ aa n'preliminary to tha Btat*onOr* ra* ___ 4 1 1 —I l—l I Hill awn 4 Ah4 * M.morr •turns, and run* with in. Mill Tincir match, and will prolimlnI 1 f |—l 1 Tom Willard T W**ll4y Kenuutc* Florlda jmaaoa, with 613 yards, Mnnir tondi* i i i l —j I T«i»» Moon I Fenoy Omen ary with tha BL AUgnatlna squad \ Wa* second with 484, and nraro* 1140 • 1* l.fti Ml** again for th* Btetaon-Unlon ColftyVKSTII RACK—4*14 M|l*l llttMll third with 873. Retn’a r* n c *r * a*. 1»». Mnnn l^andl* I run hiI Of 1UPM Fir* leg* gome neat Wednesday. • Flr*llnr Man T Joe WllUrO .yards per try from *cr Iin­ 4 ten* .Meant was topsi' In in Ulla depart. to hkk out of bound* n 4 Flr>*.i» A m * l .f flay l a y Jehany hurt their average*, a* Harrison KIHIITII UACB— Ftlfurll KtmiTll HACK—Futurity).. , Kite Filers Warned , and Walton, who did kicked out 12 time* and Walton i lrlah llroeuil By Safety Council Titnrtnf Andrew lha passing, had prac. seven. No Florida kicks were Krphrr T fields* 'M WB*r4* . tha teats average for blocked,. 18 were downed, and 29 44 Whir11*11'* Fir* * rie e e ln t Roe TAMPA. 88-(8p**Ul)r 8 0 J . and 82 percent kicked out Oppoaing safety men ' MINT HRAPK—a-ll Milet ■* A warning to hlto flMni was I*, . . FargMon led In mado lata than *1* yards per I namblln* Nern I Oentee * sued this weak by Nathan Mayo, amok* R4*a>r ne*(»r aI Pea1 Dean caught with 13. return on th* onr* they4* ran I amohr lsrion*r ail Commlast om of Agrfevltora, tn same pair also did most back. merrlat- loddl* l letter to Aahar J (' ■ ha kicking, with llarrl.cn Benny lane avtraaed 48.6 THNTIt RACK—4-tl Mile). of the Florida 8* •g .48 . times and Walton yards on 20 kick off*. Hoen » 1*11 Fir* r |n hla l*« *r rimnail•■liner Merm*n*r tha taam’i total of 94, averaged 608 yards on hla four 14 ft— 1 kellur Mayo soldi "ATittle toy at Win. agate came out- almost arm returns. Gator secondary men Itu 4 Roh Mer*ha)l _ h T g a r H roeontiy had • who o* KfXVKNTII It ACM—4-1 • MtlSI . tho avaragH, 88 yards per tem p tod g4 pass**, a new 10Ma kltofor ^ IQuInlela Raeel r ‘ fay Harrison and SIB 814 | far year record, and Florida oppo. I R* l.itrkr I J* 'FFallowing i Intimations nonts intercepted 20, 1 tettin I.lvht Mf. iterprise M TU "• Meanwhile King Conatonline had been forced to abdicate In fa­ vor of hla sop Alexander, but when tha latter died In 1980 from th* effects, of O.tsJto.by a pet monkey, Oeastnnttne resumed tb* thron* sad colled* bla favorite general hack to drove*. MetAxate opnoaod the 1022 cam­ paign In Byriia which resulted In complete; dafoat'by th* Tarim and lha second ousting o f Constantine. But upon Constantine* death In 1023 be headed n royalist cmuttei revolt It was •qoalehed promptil­ ly and Mataxaa flod again, thls ta a k to Italy. Georg* ---------o f . Cobstanttao, / farced off Uio throne In Deceit 1828.. A few aooatha later ,M with A S. fib won a 1seat' lit parliament With .formation of .tha Greek re­ public* In 102Q ha Joined other royallato If n steady opposition to Venltoloa' liberals. After seven yrara,. tho wihlusllcm ta 10B8 won ramtrte *o f pariUmsnt amt formed a coalition cabtact, with “UUlf John" « i mtalatar of th* Interior,, V The eon* of October, 1031, beodod4b r ■Oen. Gaorge Kondyllt, brought Xing Ooorgn back to tb. throng. --------Demerjdl* with MetaxA* a* .vie* * f tb* council Pi b a if o b b m m r u x a a 4) rtJOMDA' PMODUCT* AVOCADOS, Crt. II.T t la 14.44. m M ' i p M -hue ANA Na 4a a*aU BKANA a ta |g c lb.. I CAirurtovncn, H 11.4* CAI)I) AHK. F*t to e. Or4. In Ftrv. I lia s * la $«•.#*. n*0 14a ta 44c, ______ r h ln c . Doe. '44a to ,44c, C*nnoT*. Dm . nun. 44e id 4*c . Debt. 14c la 11.44. I CKfJtRT, fri. It j l fa III*. <V4erv I Heart*, rvt, fi l l || |Mi. U CD. ti l l tn II.4L | rOLT.AnDR. Dos. Rita- 44* ta. 44s I MOnPLANT, Nn mint.. f LKTTUCK. Irafwrs. leaC 4 Sea I ft.ia to 11.TA' 4 4m . 1114 la i t n . I ties 11.44 fa 11.14. ONIDNA Dos Run. «*e lo 44s PARnLRT, Dos B u b . 14 c to 14s FKAS. NA minis rrrrF.n a. n s lire. Choice to | Fcv. 11.14 tn 41.41, Ww* Nn > It.** In 11.14, Reek potato r*. n*c ntics ma. m s . I Owl.. Omtn'l 11.44 te 11,11. RA1)1*1" Dos Run. tie. (rrnAwnFnnrKit. pint tic to it s ] TOWATOEH. 44 In II lb. Crt, 1 fTinlcn tn Fcv. Il.ie In 1st*. TURNIP*. Dn*. Run.. Onml ta Peg. I »ec in l*c. Be. lie tn II*. ] W*TKR CRBIMk. Dos Rub It* tel 4Cs ) ORANOpt. Pra CM- U. * toaib. *1 4* I4* lU C HRAPKFRIIfT, P»r Crt. ti. E Cumh. 44c. g» T4c. OPT o r fITATR ATri.KK, Verinu. Trpcs Hnnd i in Per , Ru fukl. 11.14 to 11.44. CORN. Cwt. It.44 lo 11.14. ONIOKA. Vnltnw. 44 tl> bee t l.ltl «- *1.11, White, ft.**. Spanish [ Pl^fHAFPI-R Or). il.Tl. ’ , nwnirr' potatorr . im.MR.kt. 11.14 ta 11.44, Cwt. Il.Tl ta. ILM | ■ W . . K lhlu A ct* 2 waya to| help W O M E N I ALT. CO. naed three make being BIC CHEVROLET Sea the** can before you boy any oaod car. Theca are tba ctaanast Used cart In Sanford 1940 CHEVROLET fl portal Deluxe 1 dsn Jn*t ike new 1938 FORD TUDOR New seat Carers. Now4 Tires, Really a nice V8 Radio 1936 CHEVROLET IMuxe Sport Sedan Chan Inside, good tires. New Fatal. 1939 CHEVROLET Deluxe TownedAn, 4 new tires, look* and runs Ilka, a new car. Radio, 1939 Chevrolet Delon Towmtednn OK Car 1938 Chevrolet Deion Townnedah 1937 Ford Deluxe Seda* 1933 Chevrolet 4door aedaa 1996 Ford Deluxe Sedan 1939 Ford . Coup. Conga /930 Chevrolet Coach 1937 Plymouth Tudor 1938 Parkard Coupe 193ft Oldamobilo Coupe 1938 Plymouth Coupe 1934 Cbeynytet Bedan 1934 Chevrolet Tudor 1931 Ford Ptchup t 1934 Plymouth Coupe. , ~ i Woman hqr. ibaueisil* who tuf.l W* have •the rer paw fer from perlodte dlttreA due want at the price you only to funcUanal causae find | want to pay. GABDUI helps In two Important ways. It may help relieve such periodic distress when taken by directions storting 3 dayi be­ fore "tha tima." Or taken aa a tonic. It may stimulate appetite, Improve digestion (by Increas­ RANFDRD, FLO R ID A ing flow of gastric Juices, so! help build new strength and thus! 208 W . P i n t BL Phono 184 relieve periodic distress. Tryj .. . —ADV* CAXDUL �t * v w-i Swi (.*jryA Sanford I« The Only Ccnlrnl 1 loridn l'it\ Afforciinj; Itail, Highway And Wider i nmsportution 111 F k c M a , waKrn-v. ■m _l Established In 1908 RANFOnn, FLORIDA, THUR8HAY, JANUARY 30, UNI Member Associnti’d l’ii-* Lull In Air War Shattered; n . Seen.Tonight British I roops lake Uerna Slowly Rising Temperatures 1* Not T o In te rv e n e The Lady And The Moose W A SH IN G TO N , Ja n :!0 - - b lb T he A dm inistration'* B ritish aid bill was apprnvi-il hy (h r llnuae Foreign A ffa ir* Com milt i t today a fte r e ffo rt* to w rilr in a t*’ .000,000,000 limit hail Iktii de­ feated, thn* clearing the way for l lc u i* dela te, proluil.lv Monday. The co m m ittee* yrtinn rulin' n* Jud ge W. (ji'i aid. World Win ambassador to llrrlin. told the Senate Foreign Affair- f inn.ittee that tile N»ii* Would ",*lc»eP' Mexico if (ireal Hi Ham wetc de. •|> Working hLs way to the U nit, cd S ta te s , Loren so Runeberit a r­ rives a t New Y ork. He i* in this country to study polities! -rirn ce at the U niversity o f Idaho. To SeH licenses Until fcOO P. fit: ■ t t h t notion of “d e. J o r lta ljr, and MO l lk a t "Oorm any p* a * a s r food ond fib t * hurt To Arrest M o t o r i s t s With night OldTagsFcb. 1 London while 4 't h o rapt tal mho, and pro. With o r a r * t | f 0 f the a ntiel. Uo return to paTO total Of license i * Ks a|roa- k ' perhaps to arete to urge dy aeltl, J n o . D . Jln k in s, County lait c o lle e ^ r, .a id ttdlay the *Af|«r i(r t r w + M v f upti f a e e n r fi and a Ja m o n atrstlo n by • * w « 4nd Com m unists against Mm g o n rn m e til'a food policy. ■4agad fo r hia b e n a fit w hin he antored the Savoy Hotel for hipch, WtQkta dined In a s under, cro u ad ahelter. ■ T han ha began hia tou r or the tgetre poUs to are fa r him self bow thousands o f men, women and ahUdrcn spend th eir nlghte deep tinder ground to asrape A dolf H ltlar'a a e ria l attaeka. a London w u undergclng tie T trai nigh ttim e a eria l aaaault in 1 9 nights, a Inc a b e fo re the 1D10 Republican pretldenU al nom inee’s arrival In England, and the crash o f a s U - a b m f t fire accompanied J jlm a b o u t the darkened aity. W K eeping up the t e r r l f k pace be Manhattan B* a Tourist A IR ^ jrp a affic; w-wU re•tain, open until d ;0 0 nW oflt op Thum day and Friday ’ ’ Deadline on the use of (hi ID lO jiag a is Frid ay , and W illlau Brooker, S ta te highway patrol, m an, said loday lie would begin •Saturday to a rte st those who drove ears with the old tags. " I realise th at the v t u p It Sem inole County is d ifferent frem that o f other counties," Mr Brooker com m ented, "in that many people are fan n ers and de net have an opportunity to conn ill and buy thi-ir lag s unlit lull in Ihe evening. "S in c e the office nf the las co llector will remain open until 0 :0 0 o’clock, however, thara ahi uld be umple time for m otor, ista to get their lieeiisea b efo re tho rstcn sio n granted by thi Governor rx p lrea." S h e riff M. Hand also indi. rated (bat lie and Ilia deputies trill begin m aking arreata S a tu r. day n f lho»r driving c a n without Cits IU1I tag*. Reporting tm th e 'd r lv f ggaln it fau lty aulomnbllo headlights which has been roDductod with th * aM of service slationa in Sem inole County, M r. Brooker wrnrasstd hi* appreciation to the fillin g station atten d an t* and mb. lo rls ta who ro.ofieratrd . Farty nest month, a squad nf the grounded liner still was highway patrrlmen la expected to 'e m * to thi* rduntv as oart of drug* officials wuts reported n state.w l’*- ram p.inn for Hat w awaittag ordgra (rum the te» a n 'e IlgMa, Mr. S m o k e r Mi BtaUa il»a oa futur* ust rum ds*p watar, R SuSSasy: ?a?ysf«st'r ••cjw In moke - rood ehrtwlnw * * - * ( < ' r r w * tUUaw s h t ' e n , he '* 'd . '« r h * » k lr - th« lig h ts of raV* thev *erve In e-d«* *• t*oln' d r lr lo i ra m with bad lights bawfnnfnw tw lay. * | Market Policy For Valencias Adopted |Petition To Vulidnt(* * Hospital Bonds Filed '*ickett Appointc’d As Health Officer A v cro o # » / Ib 28 Sludenla a t (ha navy'a subnia. He has boon assistant Slate tine schools arg subjected to health ofllear sine* la»t June, and rape tra ln ln y * In a euriuur.lmik. ing tank D efer* other ecurmea a ra atortod. Rumania Warned j 2!H)() Rebels Are Held In Rumania lilt i f f i i t I »» i' 411m| tic r e n ' h t t t ' yn h« f m i' Ihi* t i n mini nir I r*1 i mi l a u n c h tin. mj i« , o i . He asserted to* fevered a de. Clara ti<'n of h u r aguiiist Germany, but added that Mich n iknJuration would uol actually Im* m -ti"iir\ jf the President were given the powfcr* provided in the Hr it ish.n id m easure. Gerard said he could M*e no hope fo r a negntinted pence, nml urged that (\:iigirR* fu n m li thi* country with n “ Ugh! mng de­ fense** again*! a lightning war hy passing the hilt The United Slates, t u t mil Mini, ‘already has committed <imngh unncutral art * to wuirnut (rprm anys declaring war •n u*. hit they don't do it hetuu-’i' they are afraid of the effect on their own people." "1 think the Atiieiiran penplc, llk t the B rftb h , would rather die a landing ami free than kneeling la appeasem ent before the .Nazi* * A proposal lo [.Luc um out lijlh t ban on the u-e of Unitril S ta te * naval vessel* to convoy •tipplies to II 1 1til in nn<i n ji'etoi] hy the House lo t iig u A ffair* Com m ittee y o iir t la y ns it Ml M s-Hi, w i n,lr,i,-k neircil the end c»f its tonsnlei itiofl of the len^e-lcmi program tht* tnnrnuiL' nt h “ it , for aiding (‘ou tline* hauling tin her In.mi . ::r>ii Kim Av, lowing no It ln.-* „ f , AtU y ear* Mr* Wondrork The cominiUi'u ilnt, imwever, Saiifoul hi ipfir. from w # Mn amendmetit ritniiiig villa-. J A * vDIMtlirv . neither aut hot-urn* Worn m I au'ltrvUle, N < . fit! nor iw rn illi the liar o f AulPrk-ii Nm i'll. 1*71 \|„._ Wumh ,.fjk ___ vessels *« convoy*. j I lu»*l liknl |n Flouglnfca, t.« _ This a it ion wu* t a k e n - w ill f"ri* guing 1<* Jiirkmmti ilIf She .“hr approval ol Adinitilatlfatii.il W a nn-mlirr of th# Fii-*| \|. |||. m ember* mid Chairman Bloom <+li in i ji i f Simfnril ii fit I a later explained th at If the cun ’ d ilu tio n or upy existin g statu .- Jm. ntl.t r of the Hoynl N« igM up' .Sot vKorn incluilr h»*r lni'i.iui.l authorise* tl;c I'resldcnt to in. VV.....hock nf S a n f m i l , f iv» •Jel the navy In escort duly, tin- F 'tongfiit r>, Miss Vrrwn .......... t*. k l< aalla ara III r a p e T a v l Mi Nf •» Rigncy ii ml Mi* (|* H llU Hi VOID nil J f ^allf.lrl .ill* ftrrthii T errell, vs*n In jii'hn* Ti*x , nml Mr** J V, Uni ** ■ An “tin, T e * n min, t'.*l|i* \\.....It im k of Swiifir*^: 11! gmfnl I.AK FI.A N D . Ja n 80 — </l-. A g en etal m arketing policy wbl i b <5 '-hi-finn*l Iwp# g r i a l . g ' 'U't ^ .‘nrtlrm p late, In teralate ahlpm, m . Inhlit n 1 in** f«l *i*rvi*t,« will l’*■ 1'*o >f about 7b percent o f Fluridn' •m t.1.1 -It ihn F,ri'*k‘*nll In to 'll -•tunated crop o f 11,000,001) hn* II in* r I :» *»n oVI*M V S ii * i i .I m* c» of Valencia oranges was adnp. f*t t niton with tin Ih'V M I' -d by fed eral m arketin g n g tn m,'il c* m m lttcea h e re ycateiduv. |lt*ihiru'»n * fficltttuig It'it ml will su bject to approval o f the m i . h« tinirjr hero. -etary o f ag rlcu ltu ra.' The policy sta te d : "T h e g o t , er* adm inlatratlvo and ahl[>pn. idvisory crm m Jttccs believe it will be necessary fo r the cn tin A petition fur validation • 1 yiarketlng season fo r Florid i. Va |7n,.Mid worth of Inm.l* f»i >1" ’e n d s type oranges, th at shipm ent, proposed flsmlnnle County bo-(o be ennrined to U. 8 . Ko. 2 grail, ■ill was filed In the C lrruil f n n l ind higher g rad e*, w ith U. S veeteiday to In- heard hv Jo 'lg ' -om bination ru sset grad a also m . M if Sm ith Feb. f l , O. f II. in •luded from shipm ent, and that ilon. elerk of the court, said t.«lm beginning early In F eb ru ary and A fter approval o f the petit. " -.ten d in g until about M ar. 10, no the next step is to have Ihe ib oranges larg er than alse I2f. '■ree sig n c l hv the rhairina.i "f be perm itted In sh ipm en ts." -lie Hi aid o f County rommieMon. fr>, print the bonds, snd offei them for sale, Mr. Herndon **(<1 T h r County rom m lasion |ws*.-.l a resolution tp hold a .p e n a l election Nov, 8, 1938, to apprim TAILAHABSEK. Jut,, no a lax levy not exceeding l* ) — Dr. W. II. PtskuU ef Jack, mills a year for SO years for l*n •onville yeslerdav was appointed hospital and for Ihe itaiianri- of Slate health offlrrr by Cover, bonds fo r its construction and tor Holland for tha nnaxplred maintenance. a lb * rust of Um earn and **• t—d It**-'* to t*>* Arirers. ■> taOrmtaad gffart 7* fws Tbe rr>tm*n said he would term of Or. A. a MeOraary, whe ■&U- iuHag lbs .flood UJ« —-k q out rb*e~ *x aralw st Ihna* -lied laat weak. |*rr*« WH vi -le n lii) tipun I ( u i ) * L i b .' i Lime . f Ih'fttJt ntii) niniKti I fUt t»inl« nu I oh hii I Hi-nghmi * Irs. Woodcock Dies Following lengthy Illness «*b- Brooker t*»iir|s|n( Ur# in if i i i i p i i u i l ,A*m> uf i h r | V V r M if il it T i l r m r H il l) h r i i s i i r ‘ tented. m AaJa" and U» im- It. A. F. AttackH Big Naval Base While Na/i Planes Rain Bnmhs On [yondon Italian Stronghold! To Fall To British; Imperial Nile Army i To Study In U. S. To Declare T ru cc !>■*■< k* Oil A fl K it Vith th. final 4>ii llenm appm cntl) nt I,nml. ||U. It r it ■- h w* I* 'Jiitl l«. he i lit Lilli. tcrin g stiff* r II "I'tHfH 1' t he I e than li.nl Im. *41 jiiitit ipnh'il «•* vm-[] us r>n mih . _ ouutllW i"*tvuti i( nt Mekili ji Ili - tin *!•■-» >t i n . t , t ' Rumania was warned jruaterday by bar pro.U rrman twxrapapcr to dgclaia , Immediately a oaa-ysar true* upon all tdeologkal eon. JS*;,"!SiogBr, •!rih i, .Lt.l (jcriitHti tvnrI'l.i, ■ H I !5::^ I ? i 0.^1'. ps§iv^tL-.'' pt. 1,1 I X.tkfil i MI .1.1*1 liiittiv-Hji<ti* r hy *l i\*i Hu I h i i i M ol Hi* l in k i n g * . ni|.iiii> ............ -- - - I % 15 Regis Ur For Mechanics ('lass, Instructor Say . li , rm iilli of thn [ MH‘*‘e*»acs In Hi if it mm * 'I a rI rung k U . * s i k fiti i ff* mirth rtf illttl mi ItMlmii (-ouritcr i An* thi* I'.^rlut* tej^pl I ***• 1* m piim rlly-- \ I ii lit im lhut larTthH* I hinnit >'Hi firnil M;»n> (Ontrios Soon lo r I'miUrv Display ill* 1 h-i Mli a i t in t hr nil' *•.1 ui l In* 1 ill in 4 I m im i v niltn‘lo J |iy h Sr Inu , >. i >I• i Im“M'w im tij. f it<Mft| 10 Dl'i t i l . ' Wi'iilirMlny m i IIA HU i » ,n. i lid. tin- III itmh »aid i . dmy , p**ialmnp «n • ,111 a in the hope of I* .ft * . denial emplro , |a.i k n large-scale r, i v, ta mu develop**. i li n»t ditiepi itii the f • f ■ I Inna-T hn i 1 a n «l dii ♦ wept fur minor ,i unienmred hy tha * .......... .. following tha i r |•'ii * itegidialiona A t / ‘Millionaire’s P a rly ” Tonight Judge Revokes Mayo’s License Suspension Order \ , i h-d new Auction Of Over $100 In Prizes * n ...... .. i< i ..It ln*t week, ,1 „ I . ,11, iinnmmrril to,1.1 ,i ,i ... I. I toot 'J,(HH1 rebels. ...... ... 1 on it women," had 1n , 11 i it •- § »tv Itui'hnrest atone, 1 1 1, , wMi n large stern of (i j i t jt imi *unit n>n N . |||L*I•* « isiit.'.l the '-'ues ........................... .... tlif II ili.h -aid ^' he \.4.i illg » f fi i f - ■ 11-1 in <. t I/1.*11r 1 1 li, j ,j? l\attei*>( |••*..»* |‘L| It .1 new l[| , h)} hcavv h* mi, *.' i j ■ t*f It nil* n ;<it. Hrom« - u )l m I l r man Stokn dive. bflmli' l - liny e In. » fl r lirt li11 uletl for Meiliii i r itilean art inn f in l.mnhm when* initilmv uii* Mr*. Raul H thmiliiH lepertetl n *pemling up mwi(t* at I l u n t u of th* drive * fl the t.ihyau ra pi. ihimiusU Tlnmgl tal snul *1»•iligiutld r*f Itengliuri ,4 , a ml MekiJi mini Juinrf ten win isi *I . to have li* i n iirnumted allhnngli Hie V altinlh* vvin * “ mm J* lntg'i Italian f u n *1 than [of tin* wax nl n hud hren 11*til It l pul I'd WH- I 11. eou ntifi l uup"iti>l hv TO mi HO F»«‘•j i - ! lank I Hr ■liim ’ cm nil c f* i n v aule«l hy the Free I n in h warriors nf Gen* I "f de fia n lh 1. wrete voimI ’n **f f i*' ia 1 liiapnlihs to I" 'lUMhi’U* *1 Hi*' Italian Afrieuu ■ ■— ■ i■ ■■i •iriplfe mi frvi* front i « “ well ns igainat S */» nir haM *• in Sn ilv mil or* in* It.ilmn n*H*nlan*l sbnttp rril bi't iti" i m . i i h n u r nt t h e bitr * ii't.ltt.l .1 H.it : it iiilM’ <if W i l ­ in' I I . I ........... v i l u l f N u ri tn it li'i , . i , i <i| l i e n i h itntl tie* >11 in 11•>i. mi ] ,l ttd iin . ^ ;u' I ' i"l, i it I\ I" ,1 >■• l il! n iln> itcrinl war* fin, i■ ■'nuL'Iit, K A. F. . ! . ^ ,' III ft | | A g iltu H o rr | *4ii'i|i4i,mling Wm1»*r I l o v • ii 1 ho h h u g thwt 1f.r "I'AM HIIhI H H'Hfl intuit of Ihi* 'j»s\ liliij TI**I hr I l| t umpill-li with ft it Iit‘44r ing l f 11••*" a ib piily com rnisahtfi* i ui W Milt r Ihtit'ii on May it hut I chill jfiti 1lif i inn |mmy '/ h11h %!■'In11ui* (In nt« If m a tu iit) 1 law hy rlnjijmikf )u| ImiH' m i*f i ( / t J H/(l j MJtl'lgt'1- * 1 llflil 'i'J'h "lUll'A tlf |t f A (I**. '' | ", ( > 1 ' ;i 11.it* n.j; 1 'j If nit, ami hinl iiffi rn l it hi ibr It1 ,r’» " * / I II AIt til I I l l y , 14n Hll4|H'(lul , .. |. lii ihHmjKHinii m rh of (hr sir J1" " ( • unlit. Juliet* |{ok'« »A wrulr “ whih , 1' \ M.' ' l \\ 'In* rtiui'l i(o**A ii-cit look with fu-* « /, ? * ' •or U|*oii tin* ifivniK « f I m / 11 * *' /.' * ' , m-prcltirn nml ruti'le(non thr |mj. ,,lh Wl ’ Iicy purnuril in linn raar th * l thr i Ml f' M " 1 l.iiU'ry rhmyri* ha<l out brrli iu» ' M“’ . ni ,n* 11 Uiuirtl hy the eVldrnc#. \S " "* Teat Jimmy intrt educed win Itnil |'" * * ' 1111 H <' M 1' i “ dy Hailey. c*on |»any m n n a c i • i* hrnvr Perry an i-nvrlo|ir m u k u l l l l h l l 1 * *d tin not open until Oct 20, that n V rik Prrry had taken (hr i‘nvelo|K* t* * ^ ^ ’ hi« Bup* rtur Lcforr iiiicninjc ||, anil that $50 was found inildr . NFW \ MKK. Jod|fr K oyrr h hrld that thr tea. name <»f Wrndr lummy ahowrtl thr fruit In mo- aihlrd t" Ihnae I t o v m y had brrn paBaad by prrry ( lair Kt imr(h fur nhipmtnt, that it had Wen prr**h»HHl *rat approved befure the m vcl apr 1 from Marthattai rhanired handi, and that Perry (rirt had flniahrd hit lour of doty al liar***) J J“5 H'o company'* packing houar pubHcan Irade when tho “f i f f wan made. seventh aA«r»i Uhl k < iltlc Field Day 1‘lmuu'd Feb. 21 mi *T*n armamant, dwakrad “um City News Briefb Mu tho nelghbrrttouO *♦. ) * V do arjl k p a * *8.'Wfc] I lew It will tWM. • fin Fch 21, and in •iMi'k u laiir# numbef i ..till* turn from nor. irru Fluiida diiift. upKiiiorniBl m tha I (hi* A g r k u l . i. mi Sirrvire pint fradi n -i* i <* in (iadadtn r"-o|H*raling in arf*r the event, and ■duly interested In tho of In « f cnttlo is invit. j i . I'f-iyiJMii m being planned ’ ■ i *■ a in al l y a* pocalbli a .......I'!••(« piifu ii nf the varloua JA C K S O N V IL L E , Ja n . 3 0 —lA’i —Construction of thousand* of miles o f road*, stre e t* and high­ ways tn virtually avery part of Florida a t a co st o f m ors than MiAOO.000 form ed ona o f the moat im portant a ctiv ities of the W PA during tha I I t s and a half yaara ending Dec. t i . S ta te Ad-In la tra U ir Schroder reported mlnutrato Wadncada. Expenditures for road projsct*. ha said, included 122^00,300 for secondary roads god feeders, »12.800,400 for atreat paring, and JHJWO.OOO far primary road bulld- „.140*U0 (star. I.ti to (Speci al) Fl*ii i«ire F h p arim ttit .titinl * ut I le f it’ld day (Ground CrewB Asked For 50,000 Planes W A SH IN G TO N . Ja n . 3 0 - l A 'i Tha Army A ir Corps ha* called upon the C lrtl Service Uommiaslun to provide gruun.1 crew s fo r CO.OOO planes In 1 9 (2 Ccm m laaloner Flem m ing told the House sub-corn m ilt* * on ap­ propriations thara a ro now 8 0 0 0 civilians atanployad aa m echanic* 'n tha A ir Corps and th a t 8 0 ,0 0 0 BUCHAREST, Jak. SO ll:tli:ms R”i>«r< New S ihtons In Africa: (•recks Hull Assault ) i'V* » i v p /* A 'ft i Y c -ltrihit •........mini M|Ui ,.f till* Ilrit i-'ll M hid Jr ha't i eimiwiml ! naitl the pienMiit . it enemy f(»lci - in the I i n nit .n t a i- Hicre a ting ." v lin t .iv, nll>i the lull of \"hr uk In- t week, it had In i M bcliexiti Mai'li.il UfitriMiii army might muh- no .. .........- e f f l 11 t*> 'I f f r nil I *i* w,il!**d I w It on the Mrditi Tin \ if i *k *ng 7 I M(h ni 1 I linn’*'' Iihiik I i , ., si i., I r” F . t li Hit* rampnigfi 'j t * lif t * in In i f c a t t le p r o d u c t i o n . '( PllM t'f, lirftfl t,f |hl ^ |i. lj |, 11 Hill Inrludt’ a reviow of th# innNiiin i'd the n a m e s nf h. r • • I •■*11 mbc trials at th# North ■a«»rk« #“ 44s f« llnwe MrsI I l-trnltt Fvp erim rn t 8(at*<v, and SliaiiL-. Mrs F K Rntmiilhi I •nr»irum)i. h on tin* station'* ir#nr rt| hs'it) nml fe ed* u s e d , a« w e l l Mrs l «*l F n h l. Mr* A lum Fm.l l \ i r*it h (it a n u m b e r o f f a r m a M i* -I W (>nnit-1*. Mm <) (I Mv •■re, Mrs Alice W ight, Min K ( t.vln‘1 *1 vn rhu iK grad e* o f at##rt Har| «•(. Mr*. Henry Mi l.auiin are f.n feed, Ir Mr* Itnhert North. M r* Unr. fell Fnrgu*(in. Mr*. ( ’ M Flnw. *r* Mr* Fred Bully. Mr* S M R if'lio nl and M r* fttu r v * ( imiV I aitie* nf the Ju n io r W om an'* r in li who served on ihe board sl-rd a *' *» ann-'iioced liv M-« H Ti. OH hn". lead er of ih r -rou p a re : M r*. Ja m e s I '.r e in * Mrs W Del'rleha, M r* Algernon Sneer. Mr*. W. P . W ille m s , Mr* n B. rvihson. Mtaa C a ro irn f » e . burn. Mrs. A, D . Z * rk * rv , M i*. Lagualnau plants a n Abla to taka nitrogen apt of tha air and M-r'oru U*eburn and Mra. John change It lata uaabls fartUtaer. Schirard , J r . LOCAL WEATHER ^ » 'm L f* r * ’ a K 1 w i *>‘ ' *J ’V ' ■ *j,* *^ A*, g, /* •.1 *' ■ . - i; Tt' Jf* \"i \jjf% .’«t,V*. - xav 7‘ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 29, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 29, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0fe154f221760a072cf1c9eff19df23d.pdf 167ee6cd86e9f7202d1b6bc1b67bfc49 PDF Text Text On. rutatur,; • -Tim s , no{ ^ ioMq A^O w a* D l S t f O V S R R D IN *fR «. tA H V A < 4HWM4H £U H 't AIVfoRPlItM. 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H ERN DO N . w a u A M , ‘ u m b w i a h T 14 c * “ r t Attecnay f a r n a a i U j p • ; ■•alio.) e T £ 4 » . »Wa t i l l a * , • / jV a a a r f ; (U U L > ■SfffSig Training To Aid «"£?£; DefenseProgram Given At Florida ° * <J 2 ? i ,2JA - S 0 ” R 0 " l D tfa a to a t ^ • * ra B U O A T IO JV ’Ispsa HS * > G A IN ESVILLE, Jan. 1 7 . — Ta talva tba moat l in mediate la -| her "bottleneck" In the national dafanao pregram - demand for akinad anglnaarlnff draftsmen — apd to train man far anpplemental poet* aa that grade*ta rngtoaara map aaaama more taeh. leal paaltlana, tka University t Florida'* Cotlega pf Engtntdfittag special, Intat. wheravpr required In theiatato, Dean aAMUBtod’ today.' Snowstorm Qwirk > North OVer Nstkm • •M mom^rn^otm. *to’ row p h i M at ALT. IAN XHCVROLKT CO. Sw.'SX'.Si.ES aa need w i to aantt S * * '£*■& *SJ CHEVROLET >f raJB A- P . m l ta the ns f e a r e r * » r a M l« k m •? (• '• H O ' lt ^ “•'••V eh*ll k< pah“ * * T * f a r fe a r awaeeoatlr* . H t i i l J iiX V t f * “ « O w t U4 til* o ftl- RD TUDOR i hmUe, goo* Palat > d m New 1939 CHEVROLET u :K m m iM raaa a n of college level, equlre a high eehool edu. or tt* equivalent aa prmIta. but carry na regular -altr credit. honied ceuraea . 3» '«U!*SIS"' delude ToReat JOBB^RAMAKIXN. fla t* coordinator am. ; stated 9a ttot Members Tell altandad whaa np town to F la r. uatrp requires It tber af anrtUeaa f •Occupations la 10, the maxi. s a b Bsaip rr Movie ‘Worata’ Are u m m a i i a , m l .i ^ Dalttoa Tewneedia,* 4 new • �M. 4 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rati, Highway And Water Transportation EnUbUsIrari fa IN# 8AN FORD, FIAJRIDA. T U B M A Y , JAN UARY 28, 1941 AFTER J3T •er Co-Operation fctwaan Italy And lermany Is IndicatI By__Dispatches ;efeller Italian Army* Fights To Hold Empire As Greeks Throw Back ■Attack In. Albania ; Homes In County L is te d A t 6,000 In Census Report Mueolteie empire wen reported radar, prawun by the DritUh to. four _ widely eeparaUd. *W W la Jtorth end Eiit Africa.' la tha porth, the Britieh ukt they wara'. mleelng troopa to taka wtlei well of capture* mm Surprise Attempt To Iqvade England Is , ^rm ed_PowibiIity SmaU Percentage Of Units Are Unoccu|>-, led, Bureau ^ates Vha Greek High Command aaid taUaa Muaurr attack* In Ate Mia had teen beaten back, whUa g w raparted iuecee*e, on both Aftteaa and Albanian fronts., ■ntha r a m . u .t night doaod , RONE. ju t . 28 —OPh- It*. W e d ftlM indicated today that military, economic, and1 diplomatic co-operation bo* Ewpeq Germany and Italy ia I'fpchlmr a more intenee phaal in preoaratlon fo r ft Jotet< onslaught Intended to drive the Britlah from the JCedlterranean and set them hack In North Africa. NUMBER ISI Gels First erience On Visit To London N NEW YORK ‘j V * r ’ rn « * ■ I It a lia n troop# fig h tin g -to hold « ring Offense jJb In Prospect Member Assrfclnlcd 1’ rrs.t Out-Of-Stiilc C ars P ush O ik * A Minute O u l.iifs h lu li till-. | id Ah llir Inform ation I.... I It . f (he .Junioi Chamber uf (Vnnot'icr an m. eraffo of n m r « minute in . cording to n i In ( k mtnie t*> Jessie IsJidgi' lirwi .^onduy nf. ternoon het\%ern J in and .Vim o'clock Mule I lin n 7 ,\ |ivict ii| ©f these cal', urn south diiMfiji! Presidential C a n d l date Was Lcavtng St. Paul’s Church When Siren Wailed Shipping Losses Mount Sharply Empress Of Austral* ia. Reported Tor­ pedoed, Makes Port C a rs fiom a* hu niMtlv Bemknok County hn n n tutu I uf Ontario unit a- |m west dwelling units i f which Callfot niM net i immiig those are occupied, a report of that panned dunrig the eheek HANGKOK. T h u liu m * housing units in Florida made by O f the IH *.|iihw in (},,. ito hii] ra n Utal of n on than’ 1100 (Stem ), J .n . 2 A— ( A l1) — Thu tha Bureau of the On«u» of thr prisoner. In a knifing •x a rl!) In n .d m ,I„f them Thailand Supreme Command Departmenl of Commerce, \\a*h. " • f ■» cutting Benito wtr© repreM*iite<l m (he stienm asserted today that FriUPU. Ington, D. C., revealed tialay. I • Bed Sea colony In of traffic Imlo-Chbia, had violated a Only 0.4 percent of the total A scene of beauty and tran^Pllity remains after the slashing The ntiiti* m t mpievented trure arranged through Japnumber of units are \*<*nt, for | wind, sleet anil anew storm which .wept New York City. This by touiifttft nn New York aouUi where other B rit. ftur*e mediation and that while IVniiM) hutna mi iked n . driving deeper picture was taken from Cen tral T a r t looking tow ard, the light. sals or far rent, the report dis­ h r. 1 1 fighting had broken closes—a total nf 431 Other v*. mte ^gfiiiople, . . pr,»<i 0f the clone fteeoml Ohio and M uhi. »ul again an almoat all ■Two S p rin g o f f a n a ln * a n In *d skyscrap er, of uppcr-oildtown. rancie* total 101 . U n d o S a m . W ln lh ro p gan also were lugli in niiniheiw af^ JU W o p u n tribe.m en f rente The French w et, dep m p o r t —ag a ln a t tha B r itla h In Of lha BSO.P10 duelling unit* in ro d o o o f tha o il f a a u {•f" b y HSIle S e la u le , In the In. while ftiir fi ru itibi state* as. rl.re d In hue* continued A f r ic a a n d a g a in st th a p re a k s In Florida on April I. It*III. 63.530 lif a aa a buck p riva te tarior w as reported In yesterday's Georgia Mini Aluhama did not Hike operation.'' after the nr B.O percent were vsrsiit and I have A lb a nia 1■aa a p re lim in a ry to a l r N . J , Y o u n g R o c k s . “ ■Miwtkue o f the B rltU h Mid. «.t imin) ear* going <rasr.firing deadline cd 10:89 for stlo or rent (lhe«r represent. I East command. M a l t a n r p r to a attem p t to In . f e lle r did iM w a it to be d ra fte d . through n'cloch Ihla morning. Ing lha eommerelally significant Oft UH northern Libyan front vndo th a B r it is h Is le s and t h e n , but entld vacancies], while 630 , 1.16 dwelling Hi t . . . r | , ( r , l*reaa ojong the Mediterranean Britain's b y fftd ( h e w a r th is y e a r. unite were oceupieil hy homu hohl* o f the Nile, striking with \ h >M i> Nnzi miller aruitftcalte Mussolini has enumerated In the ponulstlon i enforce w e .tw .rd toward t t n i l f ir ii homli.s on I/yn d o n >ck ev»ry *“• ullu* 1 p l * f "f " '* , ‘ ^ .rep o rted u tlafaetn ry '"'lav. pivintf Wrndell Willkio »v tU- i„ l *!«*«• The remaining group of prngra u m the encirclement of In* Imill isiiikl extK’ricnco of * Duran, more than ZOO miles deep hsb itzn U of Monkry Ulnrid louk 18 J 40 unite (representing roughly hiiiriittr nireim The 1940 R»the remainder uf the unit* shown Into L lh y tn territory by way of ^for « fmiol»nr khnkl rU>l ftf:ur« iiiiMicaii iiresidentinl candl* “ ■a coastal road. btti»uM* »l it meat tlnir. TH- man aa vacant in the prellmtnery n<le aia) wa* made up for the most In gonaoctlon with the cn clrrle . Mted to meet King kiuiki liotu u pmr nf ruUlher rln k Rii part of varant tin I Is lumg hehl moot Of. Pern s and the steady )LhHJl A, picks up h pu*l of fiiecl rnr> in a few davs. waa for atraant household*, though it toward B u n th aii y e s lr r . atiil arrosn 1lie* moat lo In' t t'uviiiR St. Patll'n Cathedral . communique reported that A story of continued pisflBik® U ticlttl by j lofiir. bmky Muck Includad also a few units trmpnr. hy noniestdenl Tourists (iroup Form- «IU'I fromh damage tha • u m b e r of p risoner, taken In the field of engineering by -.Bpi.trr imiokcy w in Ii(t'i(f4 on lo srlty occupied when .in uIn I rn waited. in tba capture of Tobruk has now a Sanfonl youth came lo light yjlifi truiistm or rUmbi up on lib houaehokla, that is. by household! erly Had Charge Of I............................ It! 1..... .. liver n faltering radio which reported that their Imniri a m ar* than I S .000 meij. today with the annnunremsD k fur a ride. Thu piafi la i l i. i thi 3 1 ,8 3 3 -ton British Lin er w ars located else.here. ' Ut«l bag of prisoner. that Frederick T . ■Williams^ Jfg Shuffleboard Alleys hi I King, negro kroprr snd Lnip rvs, uf Australia had beta Seasonal as well »* onlmary T«n. 8ir Archibald Wa. son of Mr. and Mm, Krcim ndt cry Mtbtiiul In lb« too knows dwelling tliite are included hi all Inrprdiird and .helled by a tub. ■___ _ J pfteovvo since Dae. T. W illiam s, of SZO Oak A » W n. « n ru I he people of Han- of theca figure.. Uecausr of gepoii* of iii'«*G in .i mi’ nff the west Am erican 0 new apjm.r* to be In k a . gune to 1’uerto UJto an^eai d who Ills . goo , . cu. * i wa- followed 10 houn lalar , , arbii -e O l th* total number of dwell. factory operation nf the i-hilffb of tha engineers employed* «y board court* under the o|ieia l.y ii Luhdon declaration that tha ttin . tArran O aw aM »cW l^ lion of 1hr rity 'T ie rre a llo n U c. liig liner was aata tu W « * • P « t f h o y e a n . . a<co ld lag whkh h a . a eoUtW et fei the unuMUiJ Torn lion. Tht* aiiMwer foan if. In Infornor*Ud p b rr* hpvlnf i IiisimI port. conhlnictlon uf tMTel l-oiining hack lu n day aouiu HO y n n to the record s o f C b lo t o f Po­ psitm elil. member* o f Hi. < ■*>' , 2/»00 Inhabitant* or morc{ and I lib liner, which ferried King project, at the fugf* buwee In-ltip n fo whin l k a R o y W ill lam a, w hich d la . IItalian U ’™ " « l i i i i i i i i ixsuiii ilecldcd ut Ih 'ii I'C " Hu* J^hri Unhirmon 43.0 ne rrent were In rural area* Geoige V I and Queen Elisabeth Also built on the island. td o ao th a t no f a t a l accidents o c . f. t. medium . .Shown viNittHl thi* littb Uiwn of Of the urban dwelling unite 0 4 ■ir mi'i’ lm g In the l I'y l l “ ll ** the Atlantic hi 1039 for Mr. W illiam , left this morn I fourth full-ranking Itawion, tfii A a wan untial. nm ill percent were vacant and for .ale 1 Csnadlan.U nited State# tour, m urred w ith in the c ity lim its d o r . the Ill offer till (Iianayi mi lit tha comm communique inc .1 H:00 o'clock by airplalw l»o|f* win* g h r n the opportu­ or rent. a . compared with K.Z per dor to go to the " , is .iticl recently tu have been 1 aAt t Ago Agordat a from Miami for Baa Juan. » h e f nity o f rn rr>ing w i U r to thr cent uf thr rural dwelling unite ..| tlie 1 .'lilts to the I ....... i i lol it w p aks. the others' ing ID tO . u.-i-il n* s troop ship. ritish were about || \ y*> ei, t ity c ii ib. .ml i" M akin g a p ica to the m otoring B ritla h wo l.e will receive furtln-r itn in n . ('IvphariU ami dolnf amall jobs tr o f Corporatlory* Dwelling unite vacant rfnd fin While B rito n , reloUcd over the Into E ritre a from the frontier lion* o» to wbero h i. e .a c t tu«>l In) M in iste r o f P o o . public to jo in a d rive to re p e a t le '« ftr iti to the »how. ■ale or rent formed S .3 percent nf wl*h th is y e a r, w ith the the AnaW 4 C **P «*n Sudan quarter* will be. Completion of to w»m u I In I ily luiik in •I III' ' hli'1 . . ape nf “ The EmpreM.'' the A leaaandro P p vo g n l the p e rfe c t record When the but trot ramr ail dwelling unite In J.ck .o n v illi • mu I-, h-tsleil ni **ecunil ^*f • ■’ i A.linn ally- acknowledged that ■nd b baretr f« rrila* f r o m . the the hogxing project* 1* e*|«.-rt<il -. , B.rlt.. ant w ith o u t P o rtfo lio C h ie f W illia m s said today th a t and down Ihnl Might and the nh»w and 10.6 percent In Miami, Un­ grt* lo*»»* *Z»ln bad a larg e num ber o f accidents E rit rroan e a n ia a n iu l o f Asm are. to Ik - ni.de within . 1* or • isr* ’ pulled (hil mi the mad a frlfht- ci Ur* with the largest populatimi* „„| I'.ln ietlii Avimu, flu- » ill . •....... .shipping F t rlp o c c L ftharply in h«, 2 l 2 tom W ith A g o rd at Ift t h i l f h a n 't’' to HitjN'i v i * p t h r i l l J iiut !'< ■ » > I ' would be avoided If d riv e rs would W ith A month. It I* part of ll»- u o rl • npj little Im>y of ten wan an In I he state, the repurl ahowa. i I fh ip i w^unk —In thr week lk)ikr» p I»s t'Gkt f v>Mt •!' ! observe th e n three tr a f f ic re g u . tb -* B B ritla r i l l * h w ould d o m ln al* J * ” Iwing done In cnnjunrlimi will unwilling memlwr of the troupe The number of occupied dw ill ewllrord >* l*mdln* »0 tbe -hlof F.rl- ........ . In f 11 » l 1h r i t ii 14ifi i lh , Hu «11u1111it Jan. 16 tatlona: eellroed of Mini l'ii-iing u nit, represent! approilm ntrf A dvriee requiring pledcrt of I’hll hurl been htoleti from hb pert at M a»»w a |4t III tt It jlt t l l»f 11 f " 1. Keep w ith in the speed l i m i t trean Red ■n alt.', secured a . a rarull of ao ptrrnlfi hi help ra rr for the rle- ly the number of private huu-ij nl 1(airimtier* to the pemun of Chtaf « I 'u i ir la h i f i i *1 i In 1, - **h»|M 2. Stop on red lig h t * ,,. t' — 1 e*change of tk-sUoyci* will' i di a ilia. It wan four yrara Inter hold. In the respective areas und at ml )•> m it ln f a ir i i l u n s , M i N h >< > | ■f St ut i1 Marthal I’lim u from all Great 11r ita in. immifttpra, ''high ilIgnltarieB and | h#forr I’hil ever aaw any mrm- may lie compared roughlv wiili •j i nl i >1 1In* su m i'sq>cinh il, 1 1 . Im ioediatrly prior to hi* a» I haf of hb family aural rt and then the number of private ram lhi* u fflria li* * has hern o rfkk ui. I ill JHIIMitiwl I li>4 Mlkil h u iltl | ' lute ■pomible fo r the good reco rd ■ aigiiment in r u r it o Itno, M> | Ita fouml only hb mother •hnwn In the rrn .u a reports f ii 4M<l, ii was umiotinved lAftl I h i;, ittul v i*ik l l i j u u n l ti|» we mario In R an fo rd la s t y e a r ," la WilliafliS likd been engag<-<l a- i comparison thin* Tlitip panftiil for the boy and 1030 Such 1m t |) it ltd tai|(H |illl« Il l l 'T ilt J Mill i 1 n lieht . C h ie f WiUlomo pointed o u t "a n d ' an englnevr in the build in* ol _ .... Thr new rotifttittitliuiAl act It | he tkemme nr run to rued to the that the number of private house WASHINGTON. Jm»- SS— * lu ll im ilkittfv il tiki* « u n i l | iH 11 It lo un to them U keep tha s la ts W A S IIU a m ilitary airport in Tallatiuaxi I life though se ll new ' experience' hoids Increased appro*Imately 3 m 3 tuti* in t h r l im e ih« I if y t-mk i •i hi* imhlUhed zhortly It w ai c le a n ." president by the Florida Construction Co ■will, uml will inukf ufnclala f*as a Jltth terrifying. The first Ov™*"!. •* contrasted with Hi 11it i n t iv r r S a yin g th at •‘ the C it y o f B a n ., today a s f “ Freddie," aa the youthful rn lime hr was lo ride an elephant 2 0 2 percent Inrreaae In pojitil*. llit <>iiimiihM<m In 'll f *I .■ h 1 |Hiii*ihli' with thetr |»eranna and ford 'bp* gone to q u ite an e x . a tta r hatrl gineer la known to h i. Im-nd' I’hil refused to climb aboard. T hr tlon between 1930 and 1940 . Tins ini •t»rkr 8y fur fulfilling Ih rir |io»t» f(iti - I f J o in t In* K i i i i l m i l Si hl * o re s* .'go erect slo p sig n s and In ? e d T here, graduated from Keminok iralnor pulli-d out a whip and la eaplalned by tha fact that tin - ■■■ I'M m ill Mai krl tn u n i it »*«•j fm fhv ((uiid of the ktate. lig h ts a p t I he hosardoua In t e r , alight slig h t cold., coU | " Hu* rrjrlme uf lrr«*K(iori»lbllltjr Mater General fc M. Watson High Hchool, ami attended tin teaht-tl the Isjy scroM the ahoulil. aterage atet of fam ily ha* tu n lj(f h t u t T h l r t n f i i l i M i n t ■ .- r tlo iV the police c h ie f n . . ! the Prea^ PraaldraT; * »* »* * • “ ld U n i.e r .lly of Florida, where lo r n a couple of lim e ., I’hil creaaeil since 1930 , a . It m ul I r r m li A v r n i u ' , u m i r# f *-»»»it i n v rr , m i id nil off ic Ia I coinmenr lo in w f f th a t th is w a s done fo r the was a member of the Alpha I no found the whip to be more throughout the country. The a vi > ! lary "T h r ulatr i»|>prars now a i th. — it In I lilt 'f o f IN t lic r U i l l m i u i to •ha protection o f O m cra social fraternity. i ’* Ini I iirrhy with a chief at lha •i.ngrron* Hum th* olrphonl, mi age number of peroons In lha |k>[i f lv if 'i iliu m i f it w an iiftn lv rl IH H H R H . Will bone, ulatlon per occupied dwelling unit ha rode A IrMt-r waa Micivi'il fn m ' in t i who mmifiMidi Aiid mu»l bo fit if the rean'allone nfo ohaorved. nliiyiil . , iTien who i c i t p l Na The job nf riding the elephant In 1940 waa 3 85 for the »tatc-, . . JI 11 Mufitcp of O fIaihJu , lillnK The riiv OowmMMft rooontly jioiiMhillty nnw Ftake their Ubircompared with an average popu­ • n u lled the wearing of a gla. m y fin th e C U r r n h n l * ' | hm troffk erdWanes which moroua red uniform with bright lation per fam ily of 3.90 in IlKin. I - 1i Jij,r 1I mp IfiO j i u i i n f ft t |i»] ji . flii’ ii gondii and their llvei,' Inenfewi H all regulations and I ht net i Imjj will Apply. It w*» sretn trimmings. W ith a tall according to the report Inirvlite “.a, I lf ( hit t i y | K ' Uriel ( I f . l . | (hem a n I S Ante «nd I .. imimihm vil, "lo former *41____ _____that hat rocked on h l.-h cad I’hil rode m y t liu l it WAR tilfl ( i l l ’ ll I h» | ..n l t.ffiriftl- who have held ofVICHY, W oiwm J*«. ■UIIIHIIWSIHII I' %p rm M 'tl lh* In III I in grandeur through lha street* HTOItJH WARNINCH j fin* within the pant 10 year#* —Admiral WltUnm U Dwhy. •>f town, all over tha country. Ih ftf tin- licrniM * f liM f y ,. M,f= lu ll .....I "tin* artlon tuken by «»• United Watching hi* bo**, J. R. Ja« fn l t r f iiM ’tl to chitriic* if M i WA.SHINOTON, Jan. 38-4/p, I , lu ff i.f nl ate will not ric lu d a Franco, ■oba, an animal trainer, Phil Tha Weather Bureau at It) :m SM) t*r pin uf f i, 11 lir t action through legal chanpersona] ■Jiu M ille r A ftk rd f o r t« (ti i im i orderisI An Orlando couple, Dav la Buck- learned much about Urn hand­ oclock Monday night 11, 1. " tUb gw *«• A r il b r v r Arul w in * nl |i» |t l apan and MJm rjorenew W el.h, ling of animate. Aa be Mamed to northeaet etonn warning, con If . lisrgee against official* are praaoevte T h i r t r r n i h H t r v r i '| 0 e ('tm i w a n itaued a n u rriu g , license at ■lo hit dutloa of tending the ale- llnuad eouth of Block I.tand to sLippoi led by P e la in '. inveatlfOMteraagfw HJaatlawaa Oa Faoa Three) iMiiftKiiiri Alim r r f y r r o l Ijt ih m i|m Uelewaro Breakwater, MIAMI, Jan. t* ■ J th — T r o " U tba Court Houaa yaaterday. lii ii It w a . announced, h . muy Tha * " * h » ff V V illiftrim fm M iM s tiy n rt nieht Ibo e e l-ra d io reported. o r d e r them to restitution. depHVa llarkcy will M lse E lisa b e th H a rk c y w ill • • t r a ils had i | e * e Wmpraaa of --------„ th e m of their Political rlghte and A l*dti’r wa* read *! Il„ be th e p rin c ip a l sp eaker at a t the w t iw T »»• eeoiata opcakcr the nui them under hou.e .urvaUmeeting o f th e U Lio C lub at 'i'g Irion th , Sutiford Ganli-n t'luii o nn*i Club p ru lcstin g the p ra c lic r of u n lit ) 11»re**" ‘ lm' " . fo rtL the V ald es H o te l tonight at 4loM ■ ■‘ ■ ' ,, • " ■ 'p a n ic , in t r im m in g o f f the * » rR e ten tio n in • :» ' " 'f* »r iteae where the, inter. | ,wrt r nrl" ,M rr:_______________T h e T o w n aso d C lu b w lU bara A vr u X f d u * P ro » fM L brought one of tba Joba tha demontrn. (<l- a llli the power line*. I ul n« Kcliun u a i taken Its re g u la r m sat i ng a t the Court in Eurooa and Uon atant moat eonewntrata #n." House Tb o rad ay n ig h t" s i 7:80 The ('umml.aloner. drcidnl to Rail Credit Union Malnutrition la found not only A j F\ ' N o O tU a n d , prea*’ k .Mu.f J-ioanor M o rri.c n , head Votes idaat, u/ged a l l m em ber* to atS F A T f t f i i J S t f c» ..,l l y * ,hr .—•»’ *«■ rvcroauon bulld-to At tho lr fifth annual moatlew w **" Iin,*' r*eBoulevard r“ ,lon ,,uopen l Shore mg la st nig ht a t tha eom pwtjra , ’ «*>ur.!*ya and 8 um lay. for Tholr trouble cornea from lh , benefit of tha many vieiiare o ffic e . mambere nf tha Hajsfurd A tla n tic Cooot U n a B aH **Wf what foods constitute on thoee day.. A t praeent the or diet, Mias Holloway aaid. building road Employee. P a d cra l C re d it i . 0 p ,n five d a y . . week. Union voted a abtft of non from farms ■lend on aharoaaatey In aoow oommunlttea V. C. M u song or was pan l up • now pattern of life president, and now mombort »• WWA. iW y now have the managing sta ff elected WU Inr auk b i mu tad nra In­ Mr. MasaongOr, f . N . Ollteft, II. Katrldgo, A . H . s . U w ta l WASHINGTON,-Jan. zh — pT) o . 8 . T o lar aa directors I J . . rr * oommkiae of N o r . Calloway lo Urn credit u rn sa lt t r 1. Co*f» hallway Company bondholder* fllad with tba Inter. anl M. E . Laddon, T . U tPOi itaU Commerce Coraaiulon yea. ner and B . Jahnaon to tha H * *f,d*2 • *»FY of Its bomion to vioory committee. 6,770 Phil, Keeper At The Zoo, Lives Colorful Life Among His Friends City Turns Over Courts To Club For Supervision Williams Goes H ftw iS Naval Base Job At Puerto Rico ffSfcVii-rcs ■Many Take Part lit tian Practice S iffW t ffc U - Preeidi m s f f 'a i r ; — ^ Seen, 7 British .Vi By Ambp r Leahy City News, Briefs Defense Program Expands Work Of Demonstration Agent, Says Leader l‘ w Tickets 6% Dividend Reorganization Of F. E. C, Ip Sought Mr. Tolar was ra u M lha Bouthm Ptptykt Court of Florida taking that tha court ap. treasurer, ora W. M. Thlgy Nw*»,*ke eoonntttM'f plan of rs. srpanlsatian far tha company. ...Ku.tbTS!y'« "i i & s a .M s a -Tek d , •. * .; ; ■’ ' ' ■ A - ; •’ *n �War Afthi ■Iwiy from those who oppose Am who believe that Hitler can be l(| appeasement, la just so much ey< thar becloud the laauea and comfit ■Awettan The people who talk about “ war ah la silly but they hope others win States yesterday senator In the Behate of fthe United ’ __________ ’ "Senator “ *7.’ ' ) w o f North PakofaJ Wheeler o f 'Montana and notably of those states Which would be the last to auffer If this country were Invaded, introduced a Joint rtapluMon calling upon all tho belligerent powcfa to state rthelr “war aims.’’ The idea aeuincd to bo that the United $tetcn should know exactly wta|t each side in fighting f°r, what kind of a world each proponen to bring about if'It wins, ♦'before this nation phingea from the brtpk Into tha haktcaunt of war." It in not likely that either side in the European war eoi-uAjmu iman. u rrtt pi* youngtot .live#*' which the flritfch were told might ram* baface U S remain- .Ur with N*il sir onslaught !*im*d st total destruction. I Th* British lairs were eompur*-M Ithely fra# from bombing Ban. day and early today, except far ■ms1Locale prowling* °**r East Anglia and of midnight embat­ tled London had enjoyed a weak of borabtme night*—a new record — for the bllUkrtag. * Newspaper* and yvlstioa ex­ Butler. Ilaeh in ISIS tha average age perts Jotnod In warning* to bomb, youngest court waa the nation* weary Briton* against being ftrat oaa. The at* Justice* who mum into n false eons* of a*, began *fTVh»g. In 17M averaged carlty and The Sunday Obearear ^ PL la Urn early . day* of th* ra. said Pi* “extol* of aar Uvea fa r * PjddW a few “youngstar*- In Piair exceeding all that has gone be­ thirties and many men in Pmir fore" may come anytime before Eaatar. The all-out war production to the depth of podleial program launched today la da. and to a widespread signed to provide th* army, nav/cg and air fore* with all th* wee. ttev^thSS^utoSLh WJW HUyu-mts bfUMn pea* needed to rape! what many leaden believe will be a Ger­ MrUOMI foi*rnm«nt. r im u+mN ifk t w r . man thraa-prongrd “ bitty’ by sir, 1*nd and tea. . At tha urgent raqdaat of the ministry of aircraft production* J under Lord Beavrihrook all air­ mmght Mwn aaaianal craft faetoria* will operate seven l»y for Moipvlserj lay* a week by government or. dor*. Roma have been on eUcb a •chadule for a long time hut th* 3J, yat low ip new order la all-embracing. 0 superior III wp Simultaneously a u t h o r it ie s precision ef |nh>dPresident Roosevelt navp* ha* indie*tod urged all other war factor!** to “work to th* maximum"' of their that th* chief Justice step out Jusltae Stone will he 70 and 11nduction until every naad of the become 'eligible for retirement snard forces I* supplied, Inelud.' st full nay fga.ooo a year oa In* uon-etop day and night ntayd^ Get. II, I04t. Justice DtiutUs, 4t, of worker* to keep the Wheel*' i* th* “baby" of tha court. A Justice at 40, be la the youngest man rlavalad .to th* supreme l-enrh line* 32-year-nld Joseph Story, of Masssrbuaelts, rsme to TUtiQAY, Ja n u a r y aa. m i yJ. WEVER th in k y o u a r e P C M T I k t t il l y o u h a v e dlftTiO N Ep THAT GOAL: Til. conflict.' la there any reason to believe their alma could bo ■,rfW* all ermo unto th* measure of carried nut, no matter how wcH intended T tha atatar* «f Dm fullness of Before war ims coil be realised, tha war itaelf must g.ChdiL—Ephesian* 4:13. ‘U COHqtlEiT OP THE MIND v (Ptoto Poetry) ' Dew did 1 rise with aU this armor E Who ant this halbred to my hand) • How ITit *11 Dm enemy are eons, And f am sovereign of this land) a rya s-^ S3f ‘J be won. This inevitably means that it muat bo fought to a finish. Millions of live* muat lie sacrificed, on both sides. undretla of cities must be destroyed- Billions o f dollars wealth and property must bo blown to bite or sunk to tho bottom of tho hwih. Very likely, no matter who wins the war, the men who state tho war almg today will not bo the same men who make the peace tomorrow. And their (ask will be made much more difficult by the suffering of their people in the remaining yeprs of the war, by their hunger and hardships, by their own wounds, by their grief over (he loss of loved ones, by tnflp bitterness C wn WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN Mr JOB HENDRICKS g rid * a# -MWtoldarman may - . ‘ V a S tt, hi. FINE WORK. UR. MURRY— I said at tb* time John L. Lewis, Head of th* C. I. 0., declared that If preaidant Roo»*t*1i sects folk lliat survived tbs elected h* would resign that the people of thia country ought to — AUGUSTINE BOWE vote for Mr. Rooaavalt in order to gat Mr. Lewis' resignation. Mr. Lawl* did resign and 1 believe that a ftna tpan fill* Ms plea*. Thia man la Philip Murray, 1 am alms nml if Hltfer were still at the head of tho German quoting from p stateoMnt re­ government whon the war was over, and If the Germane cently made in th* Washington Wllen qar / \ hare arts vqljry,to relight th* had won the war, la anyone so naive aa to .-think. Hltlpr wotfld carry out hla pledge? LitUo Bed Biding Hood might believe that If «he would only let tho big tad wolf catch her, ho wouldn't eat her. -■----- -wp--------T h o a* te where Hitler will k hi* n «if klltxkrelg, but It •of* bet %-won't be in ediag -t# new*.re. got to have some f for these defeat* Greece. hasn 't much in a p p asser*, ind w hy Utey happened to P a r a b le O f T h e H o t ))o p There wan a man who lived by (ho n|de of the road and ho aold hot doga. l lie wan hard of hearing so lie bud no radio.1 Ho had troublo with tils eyes no ho read no RCWapOpWOBut he sold good hot dogs. Hu put signs up on tho highway, telling i-cojilo how (food they wore. Ho stood on tho aide of th? road and cried, "Buy a hot tlqg, mister." And people bought. |!e increased hja meat and bun orders. He bought R bigger atovo to taka core of his trade. Ho finally got hla son home from colloga to.halp h|m. -------- But "then Bomothlpf Bkphjijia. Hla sop saiar"JnW»W haven't you been listening to the radio? Haven't you bean reading the newspapers f There’s a world w>r on. The European situation la terrible, The domestic situation la completely upset. EvenrtliJng^ Rurply aping to i»t." Whoraupon tho father thought, "Well, my son'a taan SSw^liirWrSi j; pose: “ Emphasising th* dcfrmt* emergency, C. I. O. President Philip Murray quickly halted a strike that threatened to atop pro­ duction at Camegia.Illinois Hiccl Gar.’* Irvin work and told steal worker* who wars an their Johe today that 'grlavanoaa must l>a settled by orderly processes', 'll would fa* disastrous to land com. fort to a situation that might m at* Idleness at thia tlm#/1 bb assarted. Thera la a gnat cong in of thought and it bei •* labor to kaap Its fast op ral conclUptloh authorities ■round". I think that tha p saeeahly hem will be In tl id thyy *hoaM t)a- hi- so datosts wpr, having seen its results in London, that ha is vary desirous of keeping US out of tb* present conflict. One newspaper here cartooned Mr- Kennedy with (he subtitle, “77)* Historic Debate of Kennedy v*. Kennedy", NO' CONVOY—Some time ago 1 wrote to my'constituents askin? thtlr qpinlon as to wbathar w* should aanvoy British msrehant ships In order thst Britain may rseslv* ms tarIsIs necessary foe war sod food. I waa surprised that a big majority of lhaaa who replied to this request for their opinion wars in favor of convoy If npcaaaary. Others, ' however. war* vary much frightened that It would gat us into war. la fact, I etatad at th* time that !r wa conveyed these ship* Germany and Italy would have every right to gink them. I am glad to MU that Preaidant gooscvalt haa iaoantly backed up my apinIan with • statement that if wa convoyed ship* “ ihcre would t* same shoot­ ing, and shooting comet cloaa to n r * . I am also glad to know MW that President Rooaevalt •aid there has never been any etjaaldarstlm of a convoy for British ship* and w* have no la- P " w n H n n * iiianwAY^FLo- RID A -It la tha m IM of t o n ntllltur Itratagisu that Florida wouldJm open to attack If tha ‘ haa offorad up aubpi ;T W t p * i ,!S ra. Now, M P*voi tor and makp cqi on qf ttatet'iM adio commantator gud-iwUior, In'tho Ji H a w ' fu n Your Tnromg T t t ((." »■'*■ ■'!— ' '7 'I fim JTUUU1, far research work and develop­ was reported to hare been ment of protectlvu method* for th* grqff excLataliaa: tha fast growing lettuce Industry. “ Yea, asi It t u tks OlrtfMeanwhile Representative P*. «>t 4aa0 *4 asy whole UT*«. . tenon said he wnuld pv«h hi* FtaU rsatgw.0 hat nwiar request filed with tha House Ap­ peal eat. propriations Committee for a The great Oliver Wandall ■10,000 snpvrnrlallon fnr th# re­ Holmes, whoaa Intclleatual vigor search laboratory at Bradenton. ane clarity In hla lata eigbtl** ware Internationally raaognlaad w** the oldest man to wit an the afar base*. However, Inis depends Supreme Court. He v m going an on th* amount uf money nnpro. ?* *U<1 Wen an tho high prioted fnr this purpose end the Jj » yea re when ha retlgined policy se set forth by the Con-, grata in their ' appropriation and autharisatton. Wa can rest u < tured, however, that tha stratagie . — . — roads in th* Rtate of Florida will •»' la Improved In the near future, •*•**■ -CV S3* lu ^ tn aT l ui at Bradenton. Papartment off inIsis' explained that no serious plant diseases or pests now threaten th*10,000 aero tala question should be considered KKNNEUY VR. KENNEDY hat a surprise it was foe Mr, igi Fith and Mr. Georg* UolMi nkham of th* Foreign Affairs immitt**, whan thalr ator witM turned out to h* a o u r wit. imr . W M l OoueLi has the teal chance of breaking the long-time term re­ cord. four men share th* honor* *t .14 year* r*ch. They wet* Jus­ tice Story, Chief Justice Mar­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 2V —-UP) shall, Justice Stephen J* Field of — Research work for the benafit California and John M. Harlan and protection af thu iceberg lettuce of -Florids bu s *■•f-ORW • Iw111, IVIftH tell pal Uw s a *growers . , will #ii ■ carried an by axisting facilities |--jn a condition of approaching at Ranford, the Department of senility" at th* age of Rl, eras Aniroltura advised Represent*- privately requested by fellow t|f# J. Hardin Fetorww of Lake- members of ■ins court to resign land reeterday, pending discus. (n ]807. Justice-Harlan wa* delesion of tha petenor, request for fated to convey to Field th* mas- Lettuce Laboratory Bought^ At Bradenton C3XSEBE I'LL BUY 77MT JWffTOUM MOW* t SOLD S O M R . STwfNjffRoamwsr*arnc<lc. WITH S R U ^ U te ^ M « f^ N Buy W h at Y o j W g n t ! �* B P F p ;V H er A R Y lft, 1941 m a r Li l l i a n adam s, TL’ESD A Y Philathra Clam uf the Fir*t ipttxt Church w ill have ii* hut«*a and social meeting III the m m 01T Ml** Alyce lteCoursey, 119 Writ Nineteenth Streetl at • .■00 o'clock. • Gladlola Club will meet at 1 <ki w . I f . a t the home of Mr* Glenn ct. M cKay, 1 SKIM Sanford Avenue. W tiU N R S H A Y T h e re w ill he a joint meeting • f the C iv ic , L ite ra tu re and M u. 't ic Departm ent* o f th e V oihum '* C lu b , beginning at ln.itu A. M f le c t io n o f o ffice r* for the th rr r troupe Will al*o I h- held, fed. towed b y a covered illnh luncheon fct 1:00 o’clo ck. tlo rte M e l w ill ■M U r * . 11. W . R u cker, r l.a u jn a tl and l i r a . G . K Rollins and It the Woman'* Club oil Oak kvenue form 9 :3 0 A. M until 1 :3 0 o'clock, for the Red !'m*» 'ownaend Club will hold u* (gU lar meeting in the ('mill lo use a t 7 :3 0 P. M. J P Me. lellxnd , prcsidenl, urges all tember* to be prraent. T h . ' Intermedia te Depnrtnieui f Ute F ir s t B ap tiit Sunday chord w ill have « aocfiit fri.in :8 0 until 0 :0 0 P. M. All m v m U i. r% Invited. P m ld F tU ’i D trth ilay P a rty , gpoxaorcd by the Ju n io r ( ’ hamher « Com m erce, w ill lie hchi begin, n in e a t 8 :0 0 o ’clock in the A tJp o ry In the fo rm nt a " M illio n . • r » » P arty." F R ID A Y - Sew ing acMlona will lu> lel.i A t tha Woman'* Club cm link Avcnua from 0 :3 0 A M. until t l : S 0 o'clock, for the Red Truss 0 Junior A uxiliary nf the AmrriY a n Leg io n W ill Have an impor ‘ la n t mooting a t the home uf l l l a a M a n ia Proctor. If.lll I’.nk 'Avanuo a t 3 :3 0 P. M. •“ 'T h o U . D . C . w ill meet at the ^ o m a o f M ra. M artin' Dram at S :00 P . M . II A . Applehy i> confined h i* home w ith tn flu e n ia . to Sam Scldechter lia* gone to Read ing, P a ., on a business trip Mr*. H a m * Pnlila nf I,ee*bnrg i* viaiting friend* in Sanford for a few day*. Mm. II . A , Applehy u aide to he out nf I or bring ill u ilh InII iiciiku f«n several days Friends uf Mi»* Ann Robhin* " ill regret to learn that «hr 1* 111 at her home on the Country Mis* la-*»ie McMillan of A t­ lanta, C a.. and Mrs Arthur Itranao have returned from A r­ cadia. where llirv were called hy tie death ol their uncle. E . C. McRae Friend* of Mi* William A y lrlt Flttii w ill Frirret lo Irnm of the drath of her brother. Dwight M. Shrldon, yvRtrrdny innrning at New Rmyma. Thr* funeral w i i held this Rftrmoon at ,1 :30 o clock in Now Smyrna. Bertie McClelland Misses Whiglinin Are Observes Birthday Hostesses To Y. W . A. The Ml**e* Klliaheth Whigham and Jean Whigham were hn*te**ea hut evening lo the t W A. of thr Firmt Uaptl*l Chuirh foi its tegular monthly meeting ut their home on Weal Flr*t Stieet The devotional was given hy Ml** Virginia Calhoun, followed hy a program Ird Uv M i-, lletly Wert. Refreshment* w n e .erved by the hoiteasea to the following: Miaa Dorothy Kailer. Mi** laita llodgra. Mi** Murlhn Wright, Mia* Alyce DeCouraey. Ml** ltrtly Wc*t, Ml** Gladys Pippin, Sli»* Virginia Calhoun, Mrs |(„y Reel, Mra. M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. Forie .t May, Mra. I'. F Whigham and Jack Calhoun Mi** Ilerlie M»c McTIcItanci hn*lr«s Saturday evening to a number nf friend*. In honor nf her birthday annivrraary Game* and contcat* were played through­ out the evening after which the xur*t* rnj>.yed ■ wiener roaat. Gueata included: Mucae* Mil­ dred Dague. Ollie llell Fortann, Fdna O flin * . Wanda l.ee lla*ty, Pauline ll** ty , lluUy Collin*. Loulae Dowling. Mary K tla Cow­ an. Virginia Kyrd, and Mr* I). I.. Long. A l*o Delphine Hasty, Fugens Smith, Milton Fdge, Rudolph W alter*, Ruck Hyril, Monroe lltirch, C a rl Slimier, Rill Varn. ham of Oncr'da and Hobby Hen Hrhlgeman fiom We*t Virginia. cvb* Games Knjoyed By Tourists At Party B ritain Avu Denied M ra. 1C W . Tlobblna Mra. BlMMhe Pickron • Mra. A . D. Zachary . _____ Audrey Ille n : Wa with to take this mean* ■pf expressing to nur many friend* our deep appreciation XV>r the many klmlnrstea r * . ^tended u* during our recent bereavem ent. Mra. C. E. Rnw*mi V* Mr. anti Ml*. J. K Jackson XVASHINGTON, Jan S X -tA 1) Viacount Halifax, new British im . Iiaasador, aald Monday night hi* government had no secret Irrallr* for territorial dialribullon after the war. The envny made tht* statement lo reporter* a*, r press confrrenre shmlly nfter .‘ inn Ior* Nye, Re. luililiran. Nmth Dakota. and Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, hnd intriduced a resolution railing on lelligenm l* tn make known Iheir war aim* and tn disclose wheth­ er there were any "secret treat­ ies fo* the division o f territorial spoilt.'1 Today Only BARGAIN D A Y ixmm.K P R O G R A M pea more at the Florida Orange Festival on Frid ay, Jan. ,1 1 . .M is* Sally I'msh.-iH i f iiik m do, "Ml** Florida Citrus,*' i- -hnnit u ol Miss M rRridr. M a ry M a ig a m t M c B rid e , t h e .H o r ld a Oilru * Com m i*slnti'» rad io , '* » ln w o m * n " I* ihow n here, light, upon her arrival In t h t state In he. gin a lour which will hr climaxed hy an op- Phil, Zoo Keeper, Williams Seeks Has Colorful Life (Maintenance Of Antony His Friends Fatality S l a t e tr*« t(» » M ) Trmm !“■«* n »# l ilHkllMiiMl pbantn m«rp c ffirio n tly iho Job ty f S«n ford o f ta kin g m r r o f iho wnnkoa waa Dr link tit pivon him T h r m-w w ork m eant fy don If with I'roht r * a r (Hi m rt’^ id n il* in miml •* havi- lui-n h;u«hhy C h ie f W illiam -, I h r fording urn! hutulhiiij nf big win' tiltrhiit’- thill “ w.* u n ri’t to), python* and boa limy t ruHora 4'ri'tv lh (im ** T h e 11r i\ .■»- ‘ lici-ntm hilt Phil took tht m in Ii m A'lrido. whu h art- rryukinl for h jo u r |/ O ther job* that mi mo In* w u y , tor-ftn i% r n m ir lm l of thunk were thr baroPiov of thr T««lir«^ at 'H|\ hci Vo ali-ii ii nfemI hi l!* jt if s *|(»ot| ii. i l,lorn -Into, (ho I In. f -uni nml fton linn* After about fom yrnr* with A c.iiii flu- yt nr iho Sanfo rd the ahmiH Phil foil tho urge to Pol- t- M f|m iIm m it ha- t n lo rr.l *co bin parent* minrn l l r mmo tho \ n t i-tial S iif r lv T r a f f ic C u n . hack to Dii wmhi hni fount I that | 10*1 a ini in port- in rot tit o ii hi« fathor liR.i tlirti mo! hlft a o r.ll rilin g that no ir tiff to fn. mother hnti mnv«. d on to S y lJ tml it if* norm r d lioto la-t year. rojoirt which venter, tin For the next few Acoor.ltm* In t year* hr -rtfled down tti work- C hn f W ilhnni* Hi at lot I lOt'oiiily to ing on 1 1111-1mi' l in h gangs He rn itf» <t o ff join I-, tho number nf » in got n job with tho Phoenix nrrulof t- dooroaanf fiotn | ■ tit lilt leu t o in |Ut o^ a in I wept to 103 * to l ight in 1!l |4l New O r Jen tin T h r • j .* * ,-liv-M 'iir Hrmtont fa . The building nl lltr Florida tnliM to n itl i- a - follow- I It .10, Power mid l ight Ctimpiny plant i : 1!*31. I!M 2, I . I1I33, 1t I ft 3 3, 0 ; HI 10, f»; |«»37. brought P lil to So 111hi <1 When 1034. the Job wo* f ini-lii'il } v didn't 3 ; if ‘ ih i , iti3f», 2 : in t o , o want to li’iivo tin* tlitmiti- no he ntayeii I ore If• talked with Junie- Moughten aitotil the Miialk ton hel l* and Ilie tal k went on to Roy William* unit Mr \\ illictum father The up*hot of it all un« Phi! was hired ilk keepei of the m o and Hint job he ha* hi hi -nice 3 ho S* honj Hoy Patrol ban dnmage, paid by the line to vlr. t m* relative* and au rvlvo n of the burnlag of tha H o n * Oaatle on !{ept. 0 , 1914 . TOO LATH TO CLASStFV 8 E X P E R I E N C E D O R A N G E and G ra p o fra tt n once. DeLat D cU nd . F U . ON YOUR DRY 11- 11\ 11\ Htmrl«*r t*i in n ftt- "in IHinirs di'vlimtl m 11h ■ r Hi nf rxccn * profit - i t ' ti In Ih f rn tilo M at II w. and fiiiWJi l 1 M Monday v a net*I led* H n ltin n ip and A lim it it' reported raiicH latu in of fjijrhf* W i n tine nf tioor visibility Up |a**rlRlr«| l*rr»a Snow blnnkrtcd th r northern 1 h a lf o f the* nation Iasi night ami The fn*t Iran *. Atlanta’ ruble cold swept in 1 > incrust it. |w i* rendered tinii'iiiithle by u-e Snow ftdl over the weekend , 4,1 a current too powerful Only from NVbinskn to New Knghiti'l ( * ■h inesenye* were sent. and pcI r H into V irg in ia. T h r cold • _ dipped Into A ik im « asf UkUhovnn, i and the Test ns panhandle, imd was r x p K t n l to i-vtcnd into Lo ui*- I ian a , M ississipp i mid Alabmna J F illin g teitipe a tu irs in tru th I nf the tir e a l I aki<« rriftnn and atony the A tlan ta 'in h o ard fol J lowed in I hr wak< of th r Morin Itfjid in y * of 13 nI• v« m o w n i ’ i forecast fot ItlnniU and Ind iana i Ohio's. ti nipi i a h i i y e n e i a l h t were in tin* ‘n - and wen* v\ I peeled to dtop j Flo rid a and t ah fo m la w in tn I'umtl I n w hrH 1 l h r Mill ih wont to shine w aitnlv at the* lin e >1 the yen* did .*• t r. i limn the *r- f nf the nation ln»l •lain I h ay of i the heat In Cml il nr IIIa "*uh u ad i nr- te I Ml Hi lorn A n n it- uni >mi Ih e yo , I I l l ' \I>S Y lH WIN' Mild 4 fi Hi Fte-fio s\ r I v t er 1'ded I W illi The i”olde-t -p.il- iti l he nation t sPH« I vi | I I I IIIN were l m don, \lmne, with i!0 he. 1 I n il V O I If M 'l< I H low iein. and \1irml. N 0 , with i i P i; hi i i \ i it HI helnw The annw full, lanym y fr* m I'l ( Incite- in 11»- Mionrs, Itiwa, in ■ thr* e to fi\ e itn In - in New Y m k f and New Friylatnl n->iiii'd w iith t I wpoit* ell I Ini - in I * of i* oil limed 1 sport A iilin e opeia tuni* jil Ww i Ill' full I J.inoni h i" 1 1", companies Ii pm I ■•! I, incomes 1hon in $ ■ BAGGETT’S Litpior Slore r ilK VKKY MKS’l Tn Is it p io p s , W in e s , G in s FRFK ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON M lliv n t v I’ hone 7HH J— Arrmlc llltlK FACTORY SPECIALS W EEKLY M X l lir .U McClelland, funner II. ' PARK I I I H 'lllIM : CLOSE OUTS U | | I I K T I II'.Y I \S 1 I T h e -r *rc In il* remarkable tallies l*t» , oil units. Meal. s ni ru lllk lll* *11 new rttnlrrinl ather A IU 'A D K Vuni ^it hi n nil**- F S V N !•O H I I . 11 .0 1(1 11 V NFM YDItK .D " 2K »Jl’ i larniUTs o f the fir*t 77 rm i nratioes |o rermrt for I'M * >, rre T’ .h |ren ent erealer ilmo m ITTtlt nit A s iiv IhIisI I’ re •nmpitnlinn showed Monday Ae 'rre n t e nroflls of the grono uere IMX.tfll.nOO, romimred wtili with that Good Galfpridr motor oil for heller driving a H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICI STATION averaged aix fe e t, ala Inchea in h e ig h t v. BAR - B - Q SANDWICHES , E X T R A LARGE B tE IN SCH LIT/. C urniture Gorpornlion Karninir*< Show Gain Over 1930 pul him n touchy nnai.l I■I,■i w*» up all the In irt with 'l« cage when he stepped mi * puce nl pipe and fell against the l»mPhll ■ hand shut Inward* llnpin. who opened hi* mouth ami | closed It. When Phil drew In. hand hack he left part of In•umh with the bear H\il i.„ vet y tnsirtant that it « > . n u l' the fault of the liear unit pel* hi* coal black fur to prove it To show the friendly cum. pnniunship between him and thsanlmale Phil atrpped into the cage o f Jiggs, Hie big Mandrill Jigg* dashed eruunil the tngel In mork fury and grabbed Phit'e extended hand an t hou %III he would tear him apart. Hold­ ing (ha hand carefully between Ineh long , tuaka the monkey shook and pulled II a* though itj were his alia to wrench It o ff Tiring o f the pretended ferocity, JIar* oot dow n on a perch l« have’ hla both nrratched. rnding tha show. - ! f»r «lin |irlr** V/I'itl Chili 1!j it* ,m,II h i hm -tlliiif Ihrm at n fn itiiri t ln-r m il |ll Ifr H (Hi imiF 11Id mi atttr"** in mm iild -mini' d m i ( r iitili shen fl TWO WEEKS ONLY Floor* rornt in htiHint ' 5Q(. I NEW Y O R K . Jan. U - iT h The II. S. Circuit Court uf Apps«l. ruled Monday that tha N»w York and Cuba Malt Staamahlp C ompany could not recover from Ute Continental Inaurmnca Com. pnny o f Mew Y u rll 11 , 100,000 m T a i r s tiMik ii hi i v i r rorporitc 1 iii>niiir b rnoUgh to of f m t tb. DOWN OritfKerH Appointed Auto Commissioner I.OKHB IN8UBANCB 8UIT 1400,41R.0IHI TURKU York * UtiUiitHift Field were vir« I un I ly jit n Man.l-tiil with m total of | |n of 117 itflirtlulnl flight* l»rt\vroll mtdmghl Sunday • Idod gioftlly in m U ir iiig a r c i. d o n n ot tin* fiuhllc *i IhhiN in .San* fort I Clm*f W ill in to- polottul out, la y in g I boro liatl boon ivi tor inn* The Tourist Club held its Iniainea* meeting at the R ccre.luni Hall on U l i * Shore Houle, .a ril law* rvrning. A fter the hu*lne*« we* transacted games of bridge, Chinese checker* and pinochle were enjoyed. Those present were: Mr and Mi* I M. Ilimea, Mra. Lula Rantnid, Mr*. C. C. Earle, Mrs .In rues llrardon, Joseph Kind, linger, <'apt. and Mra. II II Gixslnmt. Mra B. A. Malien, Mr* Flora I fluagy. U r . and Mrs |. M Andera, Mr. anil Mr* W I). N’orria, Mr. and MrL '* Shield*, Mr*. J. 3 . [tinkle. Miss Olive Pinkie. Mia* lu a Fen. wick mill Mia* Eleanor Morrlion Coming Wednesday & Thursday l/i,/—. V .'lfhl1 ■V k*;.f■ H J JW*mA1 • Northern Half Of Nation Blanketed With Heavy Snows P e rsonaU Secret Treaties Of H A P R T - n iR T IID A Y Maro than 2 0 ,0 0 0 convention*, •U-tlme record, will he held the United B lalc* and Canada * I M 1. Mrs. George Knight Is Guest Of Honor M r*. J . I I . H ln te rm lrtc r enter­ tained a t Ibe M a y fa ir Hotel S a t­ urday afternoon w ith n t rid e r luncheon and cblneae checker* p a rty , honoring M u. George K n ig h t, c f Sum m it. ,\\ J , n fu r . mer resident c f K a iifo n L lin m rd iatp ly ujmn I he a rriv a l n f thp g u n t * n three rourae lu n ch ­ eon « > i aerveit. Scoring high fo r the game* of h ih lg e , M r*. R. A Newman rerelveil a » ilve r picture fra m e , M r*. It. ii Uiiihop •rreenncil and Aim. J . W . Ilu ile lt .cored high III I In* cl ine*p checker^ go m e. M u K nig ht w « i p rra rn tid „ novelty bar |dn nr men ent.i u f (he u r­ ea nion, Thom' p layin g w ere: Mr* K n ig h t, M i*. Newm an, M i*. Ili-h n p , M r*. W . S Colem an, M r*. Sadie iiio u te , M r*. II M. Papw ntth. M m. R . II. W ig h t, M r*. II II. Pope, M r*. F.ltnn Mnughton, Mm. W . K. K irc h h n ff, Mr* R . It. Deaa, M r*. J . ( '. l!u lc h i*o n , M r*. I *al*.y lw »1», and M u* Blan ch , Kennedy. Al*o attending the im rty were lfiir-1* a t the hotel. M r*. E . F . Weldon, G reat R a n in g tn n . Ma««., Mi** Elixab eth R a k rr, Provide nee, It. I., M r*. A . I I . tlaunon, P h il, ndelphla, l*a„ Mm. G , W. Runnell, Cleveland , Ohio. M r* J F . R n- PA G E Telephono 1«» society Editor ial Calendar t BANFOHD, F L O R ID / i i * * * : T lO S 'm o i l'llo ? V\ l 717 �1» l V t s • ! M U M fe ] i l l M m e g r ffiK S C ftfl ftta ta ra i •XJQU0K8 ji j B r t w i I STATION > ' M U * 'M A M i 7 vvv. * W JT * ‘ DAVID M, EARLE IN- Srew #' mm 9 A HOUSK a AHOU SB ' LM W f T il * 1Tl B y j 1 ,■ ■ * \ j * s i . y y m t '*/ ‘ *T ■> ■; ' V 1 ' 'm'i l t f y 1 * H m l ' IP [ /) . ' %M f>-JR 1 ^ ^9A . .: ! i v _____ ^ ■ , M q . 0 m NMt v f l p ^ I ftWI, i M p’ r ] -• . Jjtvj :»t; • 5 .r p •;a g iiilil SvJi^V; , V V �ffjwrJHaWffira* * ir , Sji. 1 *.* .IPL*S ' U 4. - Elisabeth Hicks !a w ■ * I m V Aa far Ladnard, Ferrell de. elerad the veteran knuckle ball . nltcheV was as food as ever and * that hi* 1040 raced urns spoiled 1 0 bw toufh lock. “ That knurWor of hia comes at a bailor like , a hutUrfly, They ilnn’t know f which war 1li'a wnlnr In tirook oM nether doe* Dutch And lust »k»n thaw e*t set lo 1p» fiff on I S **' Lrcn-H ehonti In ir-fsat one. ™ H*’a triclc". tb*t /eiiow." * Ici®, of fierald Walker via the trade route to Cleveland Isn’t f lap to l-«rta the Bcnatny* p-noh in P e p m ll's opinion because they c'nil Ired power Cramer and Ben C h s p r a b . hc/n dengeroua men, In re tu rn .______________ Charity bats* H1thway IT, twana tonltht arltb * 8-Uth'a flaaalc featured a* the ninth new of the rrentw- Forttlmo for tho first rote la I d k The field aeems srlde^apea with Extra Special, field Leaf U d 1*4 Downy Milan rankIn* aa the p a hable farorltes. other entriee are: City Jndte, peel Fire, neahy Llackatone, pofiy Grant end Jor­ iel V leasther aa the other awtrte*. Saturday nlfht'a rrcstd trae the larfret of the eeeaow as perfect wrfther greeted fane. Coffee Dee —— 1 1 1 *‘M di t f f u n t i a o t l M R S F A r t T 'r f r t M C p f i W A * M j h M V C X X > D o WATH r t i * ' vuisifjtd» we Tine- • •HD HACB—ruturlMv^ Ums its l-l Dark 81«n '---- 1 | |—t* |—| Rip The War — » I t • S - t hoyal ftyUet . . . i l l p—u Dark ilea Me, Me. pro; Mb Ttie Way le.ee. l.M; floral hryUeV Id*. HiS RitCisl-fflC ITII B A C D — F uiurliv . i l m . I* |.t PP Off Mtr Da. '!- 1 I 1—1 1—4 rioveroer K m J n*l e n a r e e S Pal i aI t—| O l i v o lira nek .... 1 t t I — It ( J o v w n o r d i m 11 IS. i « « . S M . Juai O o o r e a ' a P e l t Jo s ro. OUvs Boxing tva tiwusa,'. <W»»«t*rpA4m«A., Fi«ic gams Here. HID RACK— II Mila, lima ill 4*1 I T (iff air. rta. Rill aeoit ni,, f i ( a ar Maife Chaleo----1 1 4 l-f' Ited X --------- I 1 |—J «—t piU.aPOM. eJ*. 4.4A 1-Mi Stall's (-boles 4.1*. «jhf: Red X I IS. •ttAiur w r a U . «—a n*ra aipw W O fT E B w 'I3 P « m PA B K , U—Tray Jan. 28— Bohannon. I#0- Crumpton, 180 - w o ff m r l—I l 4 4 IS; Grady r ;* . I—1 i —h4 I—h4 cisvsi . r 1— — — eSTCBSia-j#. rira aftn- - . t~,a-u-i I* T I1 HACK)—1-14 M il*. T«B»fv % Tnxlttr IV l- Greyhound J M i M IM H t S it, 11*1.! PO ST U ihurfM m li’ j T IM E Gue la on the air star WIIHI1 tontfhl at «:1S with all Ue "dope" on the doge at tho Haafard-Or* landn Kennel Club. K\Tit 4 SPECIAL (.(H U t.K.M LAD < ITV Jl'IHJE lit t l. I IKK El. ASH V BL Vt'KSTIIN l< 11(11.1.A' Lit KEN IM' WNV MI LAN J(I\IAI MK A WI I I I I A I I tlA V I'll o IS I '. M. Sanford-Oilando Kennel Club iki«*r M ay. Miami itriu'h. I l l ; | . a .1lin ts VYkiiltv, N m \ ttrk, 1M; M r*. I M ortuu l l i i v l K. A lla u tii, itf>. H a lt cn W hlu*. N i’ * Y o rk , t<i, M r* lilch A itl J a r i f l , | >Ui I<mI.I|»M u . KIMI; nnU M r>* K I U m n , i h a tliu noupa, Oil Itmilr 17 (Sniilunl IliifliAAu> > nt Lnnjwood ulniul h miles Niirth nf Orlando TURN AT RED ARROW Ut* A F i r H l - N I g l i t c r / w tm j \l S i m f o i t l ' s N e w o Irt-ftf N U ra yc # NASH VILLE, 7 1•|»>Mlet* L*4 y Id. iwtli J MI m RntrrfN .t» I : \ U 9 I n k *4n Ski* f It ■D r i*i fi ii C b a r lt o 't t a fi 17 so. s .M . 7 in Ma rry Id* 7 7 1*. S.SS; Ida SVIllard 111. 1— 4, rbarUa n*»r- U i H aK VE N Ti r * t* J H.tnitftlf* l***«lv l >nn, Jim 2H id 'i N I'll) J udge 1.41<1 l l - A r e n a Al»*rd##n * Mt.itiv 'I N Mlk I A lice lld le a r li' w v in iss i.a , T h e S n u I lii'r u A s .o e i a t i o n *.f l l n , .'h o II ( lu ll. y e s te rd a y m l ii l e i l i t , I i n I s c h e d u le n m ld f ir e ilie l m ils t h a t I lie s e a s o n u o i i l i l tie o n e o f th e in n s ! s u .'i e s s fu t h i I lie I r s i t u i ' V h i s t n i y . p.'-.i'le-'f MisivM. Trom inell fe j ROLLERSKATE l-'O lt H E A L T H A N D R E C R E A T I O N Scott FINEST FLOOR, MUSIC AND SKATES ■eundeH the ofitunUlir note with 1 Ken l*irn K « iuh u ll-lUH^G 4 k* aoorrttnn that “ unless ««m i. J1A C K — a - D Milt ; 1 h l n r u n fo re F O T n o c c u r * in I hf» M ^ tiln L l* , H i n t ) w ar NituNtion. ii«nrl*tll in g rn rr*l I Air H u r f r i e ( Frit ml l l " - e I J iu||(e*'ft Ibr lf tlo n C JU.I. \|i*'In In ■ml lln* S o u lb w r n A p F o c iu tn in In irtturUr Mum ,n 4 I filth l« nil A r m * S t T l ’ RDAY A SI NDAf tl VTINKKH 1:00 Mm*-*** DAitirulwr Mniiilil b*vi* mu* «f II n V HuNf til tiOO lln PAN DUNN—Secret Operative 46 O w ftO U tS H A FBEW C H DOOR H E FLEES TO THE L A W N ----- AMO AROUND TO THE BACK OF THE Ilm * :>4 nr orf nit M ia > t IHI, tirli iflili'i NINTH RACK III I f h i w n r .Milan T I»rt1ljr H rre n 4 |t wit | F l i c I Jokltsl MlrftwhfT T E N T H I tA l' K *•* I i MIL* Among clrle and ehariteble pro* flmud Hon ■ — S Tt >—M Hninhr Ranpcr 11M. i t*. * SS f t* sponsored by the Lkma Club O-'Bd Kl» 1341. I|.M: (Irand doe It* work In aiding the iiRder, prlvilrgtd blind people Jn Winter t.H h Park 'and thla community. All tioisra are flthtlng fer rherily w and proceed* from the ahow will P f e te the rlut'n blind fund lo carry on thla work. J, ' Lion President Harry Brown Jil*| 1 rlitehy lllftfliHlnlir ^ t'\1m HpttfiUll rig, nf Winter' Park, in a four found ) i'out with other amateur matches STIl BACArfsIiiHlr. lima :1* l-f PP Off Mr. Pin • end a **free.foMl)" allmaxluf Hmokr |taae*r .- I I l—» l—I the eveninf’s enUrtalnmcnt. nrsivi ais — . s i i i—t llob 2 41**lit . . *— ». Ml** 3 Hi * ni k Kitf Pc^sy ,Olrl —,. Am Drtrrr ---Pappy fllrl 7.Si 4 ia. 3 1*. ItNU'N PIre 114, 1.4*; re Driver 4.ii. * * N TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FEATURE * II, flFtr « Kit,* Klrv NINTH I I M T iisT.** nc* 0>* Rapid Plfp—i * ■ 1 ilm* :J1 l- f ....... HEAV/WCiOtn AGCOQrrolV t fitpjkBr r»l*k : lle«hN «iy 4 IlhirhjUB I'rmtilti. * t Itl In KTilirril l l A r r K um rlty: in . pit’Orf atr. ;m l o f Picking Winners . Ai my Man 2 Ktrepllott 1 I I— I—nlr • J *—I .... | 4 4 I—M ITII i A C * - r u l - * 3 IN Mil*: llAt-I* 1 )V|i|t* M l risen 0*Ktn wora* tl t ia, 4.4a 1t**4|i« Olant l.M, 4 1*, PH Pin ahould Ihta prove a handicap lo T ro y , thU five ro ta d ih e tit w ith the S a n from the A ir Baaa m ill IUit.li. iituitti l, l.y- C O N C K 1IX MAT Thrill N. K t itt i l m o r r , uiul M m I ii f f r , I'hilAtlt-lpittit. n i ; Mi -rtvTU*jlkAmil*' wcwule* a* a>v- i AHo l H i:V K N I 'K TTII R A C »— t-IS mil,', JJm'Jtirit, M ,m mi IT A m a rk * I n r l t / QJftjit . .. . 4 Ilarper^hepherd Field. The bout# will begin at 8:10 o'clock. Bohannon, while In the “ pink of condition, la reported to hav# * only at one time been la 'the ring | with. a -neathpaw" fighlar and kSs16 OH1HD U#Hf Miami Miit, Vt'MiiUiT, Mr^ Ml*. T V. co JQ O «a o « ce Met.to w rm dA aap aje^ 4 Kh IH Ja 4*k»u n »tt top* ry DHNF.DIN, Jan. 2H — (Bprrhtl) ST CLOD I). Jan 28 — <K|ir— Four nalunnlly known tennis •ml) 1'he St. Cloud liulldnjls ataia ntlrndln* Hollins College will appear :.i rxhlliltiJn malchea at llie Dunedin Country Club Sunday afternoon nl 2;80 o'clock. They ire Paulinr llcti. Dorothy Biindv, Edward AHim and Eddie Dob l.M. ll.lt: ClotH) L,„n S.SS. ik sM ik ss*' sl the Orlando Air (IoWa* WfiHi t»n, MPiStoF&RfpTs; Tennis Stars Will St, Cloud RuIUIorh Compete At Dunedin W in Over St. JumcH Tonlght’a Entries • to,/*Slde of WlnUr P*tkr and 'S b t r a n t Y .t Rti; ^ - - G^wce-"' ITir AACte—l- ll -vile, ilm* :I1 |.t • m ul i A i i i 'l ^ B fl eJXv atnvmtc. a nTfie-' l MfiAB THAst A VCAft A&o — Aelfcst «U> Ael iMtMorbJ istRxrrernot *C0M' Uranch ■».<*. laaa Ruck ----- 1 l Olavrr Bob — 1 7 Hart- le a s I i Ims Hush t.ta, t.ss, TO* W H O M C O R A L G A B L E S . Je n 28.— W1) — E lisa b e th H icks, s ir l golf s t a r fro m l ’ aaadena, C a lif , M on. day won medal honor* in the tro th annuel Miami B i l l more w o m en * chninpinil’ hiii w ith a le c n rd -b rc ik i'U ' 14 l» Iced the I laid o f 24 In <'|n'tiiiu play W ile s ix liinlliM end one s f j ls , the tin y I's lilu rn le m iss rUpped three stroke " I f women's par and Inn-bed W illi flic •tm k e a i*» * H im ihc p r. v lJU i h y s n l ect by M m in i'ii tic c u lt in lti.1t and « n in lliil by H .ir it liy K ir b y In in :'; She toured tin 1 lii» t nine til 80 and finished m ill 'll* di-spilr n lic lly seven on the l li.- v a f il' eleventh tude M arion M tlcy, L e v lijc in ii. K y ., and tlrn ri' A r m o r ,. ni 1‘nlm Beach, tied the old record w ith 7tt a, liv e strokes liacl; nl Mies lllc k * . Othera q u alifyin g scores; Dorothy K ir h y . A tla n ta , und Ja n e C o th ran , l ir e e in illr . S C .,| h i ; I/omsi- S u in ''. I.itln a S p rin g *, i t ie ., RS; M rs. M yron lla v e y ,| W ash ln e lo n , and lio ru lh y O a n l - 1 nor, S tc h e n v illr. Oh io , Hfi Je a n lla iio i. I'm vid cnce. nndj M rs. Tlnim ns K Nolan, Now-1 c s s ile , I's , and Mi >. U o irc c 1’ I W llrn x , J r , I . i u i i h i II c , Ky , 8 it;| l<lith lln tc h rld e i, Itnslnn, H7. M rs. I cron Sotin*n»it, M* in phi*. I i —p« 4EU.*£r i 1 hi»u •v in Sanfnrd, flfmlnol* County, PIiir i»|.i ni fi oVlmck mi . |»r |m*I It Inn for th§ notick I* i.i:m :nv uivkn *r\ 7, 1111 nr a minor child nwiu*# lh»t lh# uml* rutum *. Alya A A«h' Jolm LlmUAy ond»r \h* nam* down And Pi-Ht v i: AwTirtnwn in Km ,|m ,i ii II AaMoWfl. In Apply in Hi*- Jodf** nf lb* M •V s ASHDOW N, Circuit f’ miri for tti# Ninth J ml1 im hxHV i; A d u u o w i f pc m in o lu Captures Medal Honors At Meet Wide Open Field E E S E P tt « t Will Compete In a n j / f r . i r 1" wnn up 10 Ninth Dqg Cvent 'Atm H P r i o r i * rtoM fight W n * » the Indian* and Yankee* far the pennant with Boetoti and s&asgfrAsfoST Datrait Ihreetenlag. Washington, mllea aouUi Of Sanford on U. 3ha declared, wtU ba battling for fourth place bdt may go even hither if D>» team’* pitching attaaa np U expectation!. **Wa ban thraa pitchers, Ken Chaae, Dutch Laonard and Sid Hudson, who are pr tent 1*1 SO. feme; winnm. I'm not prcdWlnf they “wfll win to apiece but I aay they ssalfht and if they .shooId, w*U, look out for u>.‘‘ Ferrell pm Led lladaon, the younfater who won 17 fames as a freshman last season, "ne’e aot'poWa anti'control,” explained »l«k, “ a .food chance o f paeo and * triehy ewrre. Furthermore, N . laeraa That. „Yot> tall him a •’fttw'a wsatarn one* and he re.mamben IL He oufht to have a blf year this saaaon." Hat nf Flnftd** in nnij ftorim o r A iiom o^ JITATE o r ri/miDA. c w s t t o k Xviiilttoip rounty, »f ilm cmartr m O .K ., S U M - - T W I S IS D A K E - - L E T M E W AVE I T / _ 1 I W OGk FO R HEV. Y O U . N M R S T A C Y WHERE YOU TM GOING TO GOING ?7» 'TURN “ in a rin L IR E | H U D R V U P , M AN Tw E G AD AG E WILL BE G O N E IN A MINUTE / ALL BIGWT. O F F IC E R .' ALA RM Elutale M hvdailrr 1 1 1 l- k Il"b M arehsll — 4 I 1—1 1—1 M ark D aw n -.---- t S I I —h4 P ie sal* nkrduM ar I IS . S IS, 4 14 Hob Mar*kali Down M l . I f«. , sss; , U TH R ^ l^ l- li^ ln llm * PP Dir air. Ckailla flafi — 1 4 Mail M l- / pi a I*"! l—l C la ssified A d v e r tisen ww ts etw iaraLi.5oa * ,{r.fc8: T S tt H y P A X J1, ttU B IN S O lV HE f —And i it i>5 D O * ST>Vt5 MAN teu, him ire '-tkCRETACY aANk.D«taoA ■3-V-n cau-ihg GOVW TNM CNr O P T lO A L S f — w*Jn«a ro I WHAT *1 W3SVD o LAUJHWo it. AT-Vm mss nor up ter.* hi v a n 7U C A U - f i A C L L CD fcAH.'r-tf* WHATIXO YOU carta; J A ra n r l & l h b is t t *- M «»iA ar NtaHT.V <Cf«mty UNGAGGED THIS#*/. By FEAN Sl'RUUfl?. SCOTT, TONTDf ROPED RND GACCCDL ON LV T H O O f YOU / YOU’D BETTER FOR IT/ THE PLOTTERS WILL BE ( THEY’LL HILL US ALL/ �r ■ • ' i the Municipal Ceort ytstsrdar afternoon at the M k i 8utkm, with Judge Frank U Miller pr.tiding. Cbargci agelnet white persons a ef the U im d ir can. A symposium an the. • ( .iu . C8 will consider from the standpoint o f Its quacy for eatSannfc’ Mcurit] program-for n n J ir«i* pc w K P * t t* y w ill bo offered si /Biaaffle t S rinnw THAT SUM which woo dismissed. Wilford Wlgghu, aecnood. of deetroying private property, traa transferred U Um County. VMdoes. Caro, aeraaod of amaalt, hod hi* com continued, f o b Rood, eharpod ertth disorderly cttduct, had bar coaa continued. Thomas Dunn, charged with bafam draak and disorderly, was judged guilty and SSI ^ v ##of*7ruSk«'»ii: nCtly ^ BCCuM ®f dnlRIInM*l| dkwUsed. W01U Jamtt, atcooed of keeping • disorderly : aloes, had his case ton tinned. Joe Miller, aacassd Of gambling, os. taR ed a *>■ bead, foe Miller, thargod with loitering and carry. Hip soacoaled weapons, s«treated . M l hood. lyhrootar Franklin, accused of rstubllnr, retreated a’ MO bond. The following w*re all accused Of aambUaa and all eetreeted kendo of ISO. Addle WIHIemo, S rA O N tT K M n oH A T sumnera cam committee weohl general I w r lm ankjoet-” vj JST**0^* from SO fUlaM State Icogue* and toorf committees wU dieruas C Mw l The present atato Mrtb control 'movement.« wramlaod. eaiMeiaJly from ■UaAMlct of Um eOutrth W * I* can make to the nat w« Coincidentally mieiiti Chairman Nora) C* preparing wm tomobile union ah lecturer in Affaire, Other spsa g g ^ S lfc J r S r JXS ^«am"iimlth, accused of careless g fflF W a ffij 8S F E 2K C electric" wltk W h ewk u , JlMriwtr, charged with being ^border!/, was found naUty and\flned M ar IS daya, Juan Mendmoa, as. or SO. daya. Canell Redding, up an n Surge of poacooslen and salt of liquor, was found guilty “ a ffi^ f^ b u S F 'a ia b * schartedi with •jffigw vs aaiubllnt, floe ad. treated IfS b M t Nun Mender, sen. accused ef rambling, was convicted and fined SIR Winnie « as bond, iahnp'n WIU «» gambling, Ka4 his attpaad. wm4 •I • • 0 4 lelfofitsir ?r% » * f i w r d /» �Sanford In Thp Only Central rinrida City Affording Hall, Highway And Wafer Transportation 8 ANF0 RD, FLORIDA,' Of Napoleon, A ehastv IlUia n»n with tha phy•Hal xttribqto* of Napolaon BonapuHa, and, kb opponent* said, WlU ilmibr ambitions, John Motakas took dictatorial control of Gfuses on Aug. 4, 1838. Ho hod ■Bod array-political brow In tbs aaeiont nation for asore than 40 Mars, His Intlasatoo called his *JaaaakL” or "LitUa John.'' Trained as a soldier and an acknowledged military genius, he was a confirmed royalist, the eMsf hope of the House of Ghikoburg through SO years of abdica­ tion* and restorations. Later he Mfdffled - hi* views sufficiently tnf fleorje Rapid* fe Ortanfees New C a b in e t To Car­ ry Out War Ainu oryocis Named IVHeiul Group t o t o w S k e Oath Three Hoorfl After Pfath Of Premier ATJTENB. Jan. 89 —rn — nti Favor To England atof • This question. Judged by. many •°'be one ef the most vital this MOon has ’ faced, was put to •etoral Sanford residents yester­ day, and their replies with one » complete fer exception were empbstlcally la alders masting f » m ef all poeslble eld to Eng. id action Credit M a c -—■ will be held la • Thei rcpIWe, giving e cruse esc. tb s •# average American thought. « » » « w y wf r * «nrt, the i r o . t s u f '^ r s r ^ wan bWuT~4T4 mUss dbrectiy nOowtoel Oatroux, who an. rated Whether th # j# m M . aU can la tha way af $t equipment, anA U It I ceasary, we ahtuiri troops over Uma* Mrs. W. A. A Oases, In faror of gtvleg all possibly can to Grea H. £ CordsUI “»S ]*ad Is fig fighting eai isu d le h tin g p a r w a r for us, us. ws w t ought ought to to da d a SB a n W * can to h«ip her.** help her." J. j. r R.. Camp: **By “ By a aU m•am, I am am In In faror fa v o r of o f a*v.»a hslptog E n g la n d . Everything poeslble abt E v e ry th in g poaaihls should be sent over there, ass long long M Bl It doeen't o ve r th ere, a weaken weaken us.” ua.” Mrs. M rs. a8. FT.. foptn* Lout m e a d : “ I do indeed th thlak Indeed in k that th a t w* vra should help Britain, butt not r B r it a in , bu n o t to to speh an e s . t,nt that wes surett** te n t th at w e u rv s le s s a r t made vulnerable vulnarablo to an SW Koecoo Tartar K a s c * s-'h | r t o r ii “"II iam b itte rly oppoood sawdtMr oppoasd to S S M lR f * u r • boys orroaa the oooan, an xad to ksep from having to d« de thl lhls,'I believe « , should kslp help EngUad Em I ws all we can .” #—» Can.” f * ”(• Mis. Ost Rungs I •though I ll. U Offlrt»i Of the hejoeUtlou are: am In fs ^ o r raf tT ssrliudlnh SU* favor sselsL sites to England. I danVthlnk It it sm z Ss-S'srr* '^ - 123 .'^“iTSsSiW ft* irr,rsL” « president era C. K. Cleats. J. J- The pmrOr of aettan f'™”" “ Ami so N U M I lE lt 132 — J ------ LJI To Britain Said Likely To Draw U. S. Into War War Secretary Again Affirms Advocacy Of Aid To. Britain; Emergency Is Cited England Buries. Her Dead After Air Raid WASHINGTON, Jan. t%— . (AP)— Legislation to oet up } machinery patterned an thtoj National Media(tun Art. to 1 - n o t strikes on Meal penbeta ad all triads. wan tatiw I daood In the llonoo today hr ; Chairman Vtason (D Go.) af . Ike Naval CsmmlUento wheae J cammlltee It waa referred, The Weesere weald create a. Meal defense laker huttrA*. sad Milan strikes on Meal probrie naill 30 days after the hoard filed reports an Its *■ merits together with a new • mmendetlja Cnydn, Mouthpiece Of Mussolini, Asserts policy Is V i o l a t ­ ion Of Neutrality Greek Drive In Albania Slows British Armored Divisions In Africa *>aid Thrown Back MusHoiini , *o-rallccl mouth- I'fe^o Kdltor (Savda, declared bluhllv I.Klnv thnt the UnJtod ’ Sliitc.s policy o f nltilng Brit" nin was it violation o f ncutrnlv likely to involyp this nn- WABHI^b TUN,- Jan. M - M — Secretary of tVsr Htlmson today defined lha obJ«*give of tha aWto-Britain hill as tto purctUU of Umo, "the time noccbqarv to/arta and protact curse] voa.**^hiiCnltod States Is forced to buy Umo and wo are buying It “ from tha only nation which can sell us that time." Appearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, BUmson renewed bis advocacy of lagtalaUon to moot the "axtraor- responalbb far the Onek stand ageiaat tha Itells ns. Premier John lfotaxas died today after a short Olasaa. atlv« .credit organisation, which eeakad sbort-torm bans for agriIT**^*^ PWP®*** to farmers ef Begilaele, Orange, Volusia, Laka, Oaooola, and Braeert counties. Urn essocletbn now has STI members and Mr. Chapman said H was hoped that every member vroeld attend tha annuel meeting. 1 Compute and detailed reports oa tha operations ef the Aseorietlon will be made te the stock, holders, Mr. Chapman said. ‘This bain* a co-operative organisetlon.3 said Mr. Chapasaa, **wo foci that the members are entitled ta know everything sheet Ito oporations and we hope that every member will feal M a duty ta bo present at thb meeting. , “ A representstire ef the Pro. ductlon Credit OorperaUon of Colunviia will make a talk at the dees of the business sepaUn A number ef n«W featuna will bo Introduced Into the program Member Anaoclaleil I’rrs* IT, JANUARY 89, 1941 tln n in w a p Mi* said a ••IcKitimnte reactimi'" liy lhe Axin might ■tinnuc the nation Into con- t llr t . ns It should not believe It van continue to help B r ita in "w ith o ut find in g some unforeseen and ip ilte unpleasant reaction a l tin- end of the path'* C offin s ccntalnlng the " dh M vtnsas* dentil in G reece n rntnmnn w a v e . Thi- lln li s h Mu r - on hank appeal's'll inklings that an Aegean dinary emergency which the a -J v vkllius o f the roeent German aerial as. nt left M ill p ln rn l n v ri tin- ■ •ffin . n . the • m utter invasio n of A lb an ia may greesor greesor nstios nations hav# created for sault on Portsmouth, England, ere placed in i i i •Iiisii ili .nl were given m 111fa ■> hniiors •'“ 'n -tolled under Increasing Itnfhi# co u n try/’ « this country." lia pressure G reek vnm m unlqucs AUo in Washington, It vrma m U repotted only repelling Ita lia n ntthat shipments of war mauriab t« ik « w ithout a single notable a d . ’ to tha British boosted United cam e The Ita lia n s claim ed to States merchandise exports la have s ,.| „ .,| “ an Im portant post, 1840 to 84,00.444,000 the highest tlo n " fro m Ih c G re e k s (Inc# the 1W» export figure and Th e Foaeisl « s r b u lletin from S ft ie u said a H rllia li ntmorerl division hud been throw n back den, George C. Marshall Tues­ "S a lo m e y ,” the pig » u h .i .m il w ith "n n le w o rlh y lo ss e s’* day expressed the opinion that dispntrhea said the Ilr ltBritain could whip Germany with Work l‘ h('•mn on liirit n l u n its w ere s w ra p . the American aid eoatemplatod west Temperature the d rle e arm In•>t m f« tililt* |im u . mg o iiili and west of D erna, jro President As under the lease-lend bill wbtb rd liln g *a ll the tenia Im ng I 9 ■ r 4 | lp,as i,l,a i"g Last Night Regis- I / r U b y Allowing ht (well to In Secretary Morgenlhau declared •oetion«d o f f nl Ih r “ 1*1 ennlrnt *« (•roup h I n t o r m a n i j i , . . , i r „ „ p . (hit ualM ffct bill if ptued flu ' tered 44 Degrees B irth d a y Party** le be held lo . I --------tV n iirn iic wnr by lho British moat atop fighting.m orrow night nt H 0(1 i.'i-lnrk nt I licp lm mu tinivg u lm pro. UuMrtl St M int m ill Iln tR in th ra jifh the vlours qf tha Argils thief u train in g erhool lor of Staff, einreieod. Is iveimiten f Continued fair Sod cool was the Arulot-y Under the sp< n .o r.tiip I K tuin. the (lit* M in istry of K coiumuio W ar* diktod kud toe . Thueda*. hr the xfM O ^'kadtaatBM at n^sserst awaekther Bureau todly, with no session of tha HluM Torsion Af. 1’ . . . - lo gy would speed the end o f rtge to tha c itru s and yesterday. fairs Committee, reealUd the tes­ K i t danger tin* ii in liy iitrrrn'dng fh»» e f/lops ck crops In th is section. The W ith a pink ribbon nruund b n timony glean last ssook by Col. »t nr> of the blot kndi 40 p«r> rte i dropped to 44 de­ neck and h f r fln g re n g iU m a n i­ Chsrloa A. Lindbergh. Lindbergh therm om eter r n i ," u I I i It i*h rrontmiu* r i p f r t grees last nig ht, a check by the cured "S a lo m e y " w ill »tnnd nit •aid that even with the full relTliM'Inrrtl y rttv rd n y Ury assistance of the United A m erica n F r u it G ro w ers and the Ih c auction block and gn In tin< o-o|»rr«tlon b r tw ri n Ih c two States Britsla could not hope suc­ Sanfo rd State F a rm e rs M arket highest bidder. 8 p c r u l.ilInn ha- u , |ioU4f«, In* sn id. wmild «w(H*p that Ih c personable pig w ill gn ••' cessfully to Invade the continent •bowed. I !• in It, Sw«*dii>b, V i i f o U v , H u t. Iceberg le t tu r r , nearly ruined a p rlrc upw ards of $.10,000.nun of Europe, unless Germany col­ ” in ii and Ja p R iirB r bb>« kutb- iu n . b y ra in , Is bring helped by the tn Imgua m oney, Mr liv id |u* lapsed Internally. mo t «• from the m »r *. th ro ttlr thi* cool w ea th er, W . M. Sco tt, vice dieted. At nre«ent "R ab u n e y " i ii al 11ii I In n a ir hm* fiom South president o f the A m erican F r u it • la y in g w ith Snm m y I nng. In i \ i i i p i iv*n tf» Itom r Rlld Iravi* the Camp Blanding Is G ro w e rs, said, esp ecially that • pnnaur, el r h u liin la . She r uld A m - without fort ign in .all tm l. V J i o r l v P / i m n l o t o r l p art o f the crop which ha* come nnl be irn rh e d fhla m iirn in g f*n in I III* M|M'|t hMlll. a •tatem ent to the pfva* re p o rte d th a t " t a lk * a m * g o . |spwll. A lim it 20 m erchant* of lb* I a•! i o if on M lonr thrrii* lin e s in W » s h c ity have co ntributed p n s i » ' • 2 4 . NDJ2 P * J ,n ’ I Celery, while not helped 111if I 'ii'' a n d a p p e a le d f ill " o n o p . lit auctm nrd o f f at the c l o w ! L . HJ S H S S muth hV roll! weather. I. flour. Tu esd ay th at C am p Blending | ishlng under the c le a r sklea anil the p a rty. Mr «'i a to m an p i I p i o i v p in e co n o m ic l l y n l »»td. m w as fro m M to 71 percent com­ lha q u a lity hs> begun to Im prove, praiae o f th eir gvner»«ity " I In » ui ( n i p a • in ib r fie ld of n r m a . plete. tilt n f ” lit in*ur<' \ i 4 ‘l o i \ f " i d e m o . m erchant* are p ia r t lc a lly I" " M r. Scott said. M any buildings and areas in I I a ry ** M ost of Ih# ce le ry ru t so far percent for the d rive a n d III" ■ the 110,OOO-acre rese rvatio n w r r r who have not given ra»h b u n Am onu ib r m n |or Ifa k« In the •as• high h irh as M oe p sre sn . . it done, ithe c , has been In fe rio r due lo an e a rly ^ ^ ^ Noy#mb, r fo llo w r,, given prise* fo r Ih r p a rti M i n o t I Hilt d I blot knd r wbit'b wmibl be nitlo d. report Bald, w h lla a faw were Just j lie n»artlpil m u ' HU,(Hill ton* of by u n u su a lly heavy ra in s , b u l a row night " g ettin g starte d . M erchant* who ate giving lilt. Htiii t 'tilted S tates n il ton im ported by A p a rtia l lis t o f projects end little U . R. No. 1 grade le now p lis ra (or the am tlon are tin It 11 ■ in in r * f e « - i f norm al Imthe e xtan t o f lh a ir completion being ehlpped. R e fle c tin g the he. S ty le Shop, a ladies handling , l> ipaarl• betwt'en O r! 1f* anil H er. low average q u a lity o f the nro. In poTesntagssi I r« i *i |i» and mu dim ton* of ro n . I , P e rk in s. »4 In n r r k w «ni •*• R a il w a y s, t l | h ig h w ays, 01; duct, prices on th# N *w Y o rk h n s ir iy ; M cC ro ry ’ s H ln re. »f> in nt i tlirotigh Ja p a n and nu*«tn secondary read s, 41 ; 'h o sp ita l m arket have been u n d er the u«u. l l . a l l a a r e « * »*•*m f r c l •n IP IO n of norm al. a re a , M | rsnsptlsw a re a , 04; water • I le v e l. Y e ste rd a y calo ry In New In tliia ro n n e rlio n . M ln la lrr of eye torn,. T *i l( s a n ita ry system , ho , Y o rk w as sold as fo llo w s: to u r. system ay K.tnitom ir W a rfa re Dalton told IJ A O j el«-«loirn State Seeks To Kill general b u lU lngu, i f to S3; w a ro­ ilosen c ra te *. ibe Hm»*e of Comm on* yesterday .c r a t e s , *2 In » 2 .* » f e lg h tjto sc n houses, 10. Tick-Infested Deer I t I I I Hint It i i **ta we* buying o il, c o l. i c ra te *. S t .k n to 1 1 .1 4 ; lO -d o trn i n n . copper, m ach in ery and wheat • i la i<tl There are now about 0,000 cretea. 11.40. T A L L A H A S S E E . J « n 2H - id*. ' f'n m the U nited State * to r e . ll .ti f \ \ ruler ton und — F h rid s o ffic ia ls , heaileil In Mis M ill Ills lllb iTx o| tin %i«wit a - idiu e huge rrn»lg nm enta liellig United States. ent f i inn Ku*»!a In G etm a n y. ia -* lc ln a t e d that the f f le r v cm n Nathan Mayo, rom ntlaslnner '•< • ..................... l i m i t t o e , l td .I id th ilb One of the nio»t im portant I *111 aeon ehow an Im provem ent. a g ric u ltu ie . w ill go In Wn»hmg \ ' • \ bail in a ilr to lb I .a ml und *r Inn n e it week In another attem pt lii.atdl.i. M spectlvely ,eiik« at Itrceent. the economic Mi S liri tn get frd e r* l |ierm l»»lnn (•" ev n e rl -aid , are Fren ch *h'P* f , .r T h e word •■advertieemsnt' was slaughtering llc k - ln frs te il d e n in | n il de*-i I llrtul m toUl t brotik'h the f n lt e d State * and South C hildren n lliiin e itl »vinir comm only used In Fh sk o sp rere • the Bemlnole Ind ian reeervalnu. • rippleit ..c a nn produce produce from I in a ld ia . and Mi A r n h e m I A m erica tim e to mean Jnfo rvnstlo n of any In the Everg lad es. • u u r i t l l l f i an*! Toulon. •*• . •iniinriited mi the kin d. ^ Se cretary Ickee r e fu n d In a I ........................... I F r .n r e ° " G e rm a n y I* '" V i n g h e of tin k'xm p m |)rl.4 iiu l low the elaughter, although Ho [ f a r g ra a le r Mim Dorothy t ’ rnig Tw enty-one new w arsh ip s and U . B. D epartm ent o f A g r ir u llm r those p a ra . se v e ral fi••in lla ltim o rr. Md . nMiig........ tv%a score a u x llia ris s were recommended It as a alep to A llrilish military aulhority In I« d iffe re' nBtt added to tha U . 8 . flo at in 48 40 . •« U*i tlim a, “ My I . title C.ia> ward eradication of ra ttle frv e i ..Ian declared that Get man d a s tim es a s , II •*111a in ih r W eal,* and * I lit I *'i»di *iun» into Rumania and Buttick In F lo rid a . and ns law I I ilu« Song She ton- m t to - %»*i "tuna ,,,aw A ^ il'uh N t i l n U n i •— .. I h> D r E . I . III..W id er v « " a . combined w i t o b l a r i ^ P ^ Cool Weather Butl “Salomey' Will Be Officers S c h o o l o Frost Danger 1 ^ “ , ° f|.r.lrf vt! Held At Meeting Vedicted Here - Of Kiwanis Club i:s v . r s s « , L»nc uuiiinea eariy L/Ompieica out ilnfr gwr.wkw a'wm k. rlld ot ihr r,,M/ gS T ? ites Winning Essay tile Paralysis City News Briefs Gfrmany Reported To Have 36,000 Planew • WAHIIINOTON, Jai rrmsny can muster ! tog plaim a. Including probably a secret new p u rsu it sk ip , fo r an s lL m it assa u lt on En g la n d In Ih r S p rin g , w a lU n f a m a d sources hare In d ies tad T v a a d a y. . R allab la lafo rm sU o n w a s that lh a N asia could p u t Into the a ir 14,000 f lg h t o n and bombers In 81 d irts Iona ag g reg a tin g 1200 squadrons and a t th a sam e time hold 100 ROrtant replacem ents for ‘ • jib rose S i,u f.ird Doudney, a pa*t p ie a i. J " h. / l! i h l / 't h # -v e ry real dan............ .. * • * ........... '»’ ! U n ,lV : f ‘ E v a s io n 7 f Brlto tn m ay irtbilay and m brief sketch |rl » » r r ie d _ in** l»/r w b i given Ila t h e , J • u:';.*r.wr«w.'*.''u"?,ill. S. Is Accused Of Base Herndon presided In the nhavnee Seeking Azores of J u liu s D in a fe ld er. nml the piug rsm w as arranged by Ihc HOME. Jen. to—UP)—Vlrglnlo ltd W P. Uuhrm sn V isito rs Included C. F C la rk Gayda. the highly-placed M i­ of Po rtland, Me., and lie y m mid dst editor, accused th# United Kader and M ilton llm ld lreto n. Buies Tuosdsy of ptannlng to o f the K e y C lub at hemlnule estab lish air and naval bqaoa to the portuguaan-ownad Atorea ,ae High School. ENVOY 8EBB WINDSOR Rail Clarks Bave ; Animal Conference NASSAU, Bahamas, Jsn. 28— |A*>—Jefferson Caffery, United Stales ambassador to lirssll, and Mrs. Carfroy railed on the Duke JACEBONVILLX, Jam. » -G P ) and Duchess of Windsor Tuesday BritoaHt4M .•WcIj|BwUy • and whlla on a cruise to South Ameri. Btoaaeahlp-eHrtlX/ affleleli same ta aboard the g.i ». Argentina. Although the site af Kle de Janeiro wds first visited by white men in ISOS, no attempt to found e settlement waa toads fer BO years. ■r: e threat to Europe. IWhilo lUly and Germany gars f.esh evidence of eonaoUdatttf plans to beat Britain this year, Gayde said Ihey were paying “ much stUntlon to new {•«»•• by the United SUUe which art turning toward lho Asores. • His editorial, "Eyas on * On Atorci.'* appearing in It Girt* rule DTtails, pointed to too •traUgie |u»p*rtan*a of ttq. A torqs as k -rtraallng m m lay � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 28, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69f2edde9595b1ab531500a27e2c024e.pdf 10f0da5dcee4cb84ffbe3af75cc0c603 PDF Text Text CJ I »• 'in Hew S .H .& lamblin^s M usic MABOUKBITE from'Daptann Forests Aided By Government Work Whtn A M U W » dl»«rrtr*d Famous Pianist to Appear At Florida and laUr aattiad, tt * « « found Acnm w 1 1 IJ.h.r Two Officer* Of Council StIreted •aap traaa U raplaea tboaa 9**, tb*T. will fh a pan at r. to ta l r j : p J -^ y ss. i oUtaa bay* kept M atop BwTfadarml .’gwranonant bp e aalda Ur*o troaU of land HP praaarra faraata. Tbap tb«lr own rancor* and paata, Mao protact, tba fanat from anaftraE loot tiaw modi hiversity r aanntrios, aad wa a wfiTbalp tha fadarnl Work On B u m Period Ends; New Semester Will Begin On Monday i For.C*at**t bt. llttra ^ rTram Mr*. u lit. MW* for'\ r t »r t m w u*lll b*jrin M m In addition to botor a truitcu of tba CarntfU Endowmoot for InUrnatlon POaoa, Fraaldaat Galnta la cbolmao of public ro. lotion* for tba AaaocUtioa of piano (ocital boro In tba Uni. Taroltp o f Florida’* p. K. Yon** Laboratory School Auditorium Fab. I. ; Tha racital. which wtU ba pro. aaatad at 1:00 F. M„ wtlf U • �G> m <m$t '■ - vc v 1*■ - r * mw S an ford fa T h e O nly C en tral F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g R a il, H lg h » g y A nd W a te r T ra n sp o rta llo a ' SANFORD, F L O R ID A , JANUARY 27, 1941 M em b er A ssociated Press Troops In Africa Defenders Of Dema{ FLYING Iron Guard ists A O u t Of Set<|] Generals Appoint Who Stopped Rc9 hind Closed Doors In Public Interest* Cabinet Head £tys rmy And Navy Officers Heard LORD HALIFAX A T THE * ——* ■■ 1 —~n J~ apasa BRITISH i - EMBASSY . - •— - m -- BUCHAREST, Rumania, IT—W — Pramter Gaatral *■ toaooeu today alimlnaM aO ' OuardlaU from Ida c d M Vfaalaad a atrang aarw mill gwronunaat Speedy Action Asked On Appropriations For Ships And Men • fireek Troops Strike At Italian ArmJea North O f Kllsnrm ary tlin tn u . Britlah fore** wara ranto flahUng tha Italians a t , Dm Lftyn, yaatarday, whUa far tha aoutheaat tha British w aald to ba paaatnUag daapar to Italian Erttraa to wttCa flying aehool ran to their planes fo r their fin t flight GUlie, thetr mllea of the rail crater of Aj maaeot, faab tha importune* o f tha tccaalon and doean’t Mean daL Military aourrvi at Ca to ba la fl oat if be can help It. running fnater than hii buddies Egypt, aald the British had tal Florida Farmers Members Tell Of Seely^hare in Occupations At tha Britlah bad made contact with " Fractals at Detna, ITS mil** ' inaida the frontier from Egypt * Feeding Soldiers Rotary Meeting andTheSB Rnaeian mllea wwat of T o b n C * 1 army newspapa* 1 isentative Success O f~ ‘MiIc Of Commit- ' Dimes* Campaign Is luggested ' Repotted To Club A reeaUenal program waa pot ad at tha ngnlar weekly lunch, eon o f tha Rotary Club today by Walter Kaynta with Jehu J, Peocoefc, George A. Spear and'George Stine opUiaiqc tha principal pha»*a af lb W r ladlrVfual ocegpo- forte being •‘ Florida •lenty o f pi til over tha admiral* to day/and explain tha Nary maa. M00.M0.000 would ba praaaat the Hanford market rplylag eorna Army training Morrboa lad tha sini W. Rupreeht rtoortad reaa o f tha l l h d l operated by IM j M Saturday for the l a InfaaUle paralyal* I Hr. Paunch, who oral Uantic yard maater o f ,U Coaatllnn Railroad at . ord deaciibed tha packing, , king, end awItching of freight barn in the railroad yards. Ha ea reenlt of tha tecraaa for better aeawiea i •peed, ateal ca n wet atituted and batter Sal Norfolk Nsvsl Bsse Damaged By Flames NORFOLK, Vo., Jan. *7.—0P> — Fire Sunday d " $175,000 damage tea Norfolk adminlatra. Inaval operating Uon and raauat lldns offkee and deatroyad a itlty o f am . d i ! riorum—f iwcorda at thla center fo r I M S * awrrke man. A board o f InwatlgaUM waa formed ImmadUtatp for * hu qnlnr. The baae w aa. cut o ff from the outalda by w in and radio for five boars.' OHgte o f the IT H T T T . Bed Star, commenting in Meocaw on tbo Britlah increases, aald lam night H waa no longer a quratten of I talian loaaaa In Libya, “ b d f o f tha poaalbilitT o f thetr f orthafl raalataaca at alL” f Tha aapar mid nearly halt a t the Italian troops bar* been pat ont of action by the Britlah and that Marshal Gratiaol’* pa* all"* waa “ critical. ” ' niaoatehee to Ohrid, Yn Costa*, la. aald the Italian* were launch, inn a heavy attach are Inat the Greek* In northern and rratenF Albania and th-r* WtoU pcodterelnfoctetnmta, tha, Irr, rmmMlor o f the emba**y. The new envoy the U. 8., and Lady Halifax, are greeted at the * tlrllUh embaaay In Waahtngton by N, U. Bul— Mrs. Cento O. WOUa. a resident of Sanford foe tea yaat 10 yeara. died at I l l s o'clock tela momlni at her home after a lingering III. neee. Bora at Oakland. Mrs. Willi* waa e member « f tha P in t Preabyterton Church and the Order of the Eastern Star. She waa an active member o f the Winter Gar. den chanter e f tea Eastern Star at o m tlma. Survivor* tod ad* five alatere. Mrs. W. M. McKlnnaa of Sanford. Mrs. Roaa Mnrhwaad. Aberieen Tex.; Mrs. Effto Mkbaal, O-k land; Mrs. Chnrtoa TUden. Oak land, and Mrs. W , L, TUden of Ttldmsvilla, and aarrsrs) atocaa and nephews. Funersl aarricaa will ba ducted a l 10:00 e'stoek TueaJay morning a l the ErMt aaa Fonerel Home, with Dr. B. D. Brownie* uffklaUag. Bartel will ha In lb* Oakland Cemetery at Oakland Tha fall we teg w ill ha aaked to act as paUbsannt H. C. Du Bo“ * VlcOar M.- Oman a, Kirby r 5 ■* ■■’ I 1 I ' Is Shown In Models, Buyer States •'» 4 *u y M ti |»t $99 Hritnin’s (lonert troops w rrp rviHirtni (ndav In b a ttle rnnlart u-ith the Italian defpiuli-rs of Derna. Lib ya, tvliprr j, Mwashbuckllnir Conn w lir n l Vankoc planted a I'n ilr ti S tates fla g fn th e w a r on ih r iinrbarv n lrates I3fl yearx ago. Mimaolini’ft lliu li Com m and nnrrlnl ih«> Italian forcaa had inf In ted ''rontiderable loM ei" on eiiriuy aimnred vehlclea eaat and Noulh of Uerna* where liu ly Hghting wRi reported. It w an ni Derna, on April 25( 1Hot, (hut General William Ba. [itn . m ine.Mme United Stataa I Army officer, led a riff-ra ff army l**f air 1r S Marinea and 200 |Slink*. Arabs* Herbert, Qretk ■inerernariea ami Uhlan blacks to jwito t thi* pint from Yuaauf tha III... ty ) T vm* (hoURRiid mllea louthaait of I n in*, other Britlah troopd ‘ writ- t»’!»*»»ted hi have drlv«a m (l nnllatpa -■ p«B« totto-l i Auto Tag Sales “Mile (m in e s ’ Livestock B o a r d A <, t Show Increase Totals $103 For Grants Permit To Paralysis Fight Lemuel E. Tew, In Past Week A total of 1011 dimes lisvi brrn Local A b a t t o i r Engineer With' |venue On Licenses Sold Up-To Today re porta Mra Willis Dies At Home After Lingering Illness Scene O f Battle Is Where Yankee Gen­ eral Clashed With. P i r a t e s _ I n 1804 R. A. F. Raiders Attack Hannover la forming .tha anr m A atanaaen surmmtted Ua with connate who halpod to I tha aoortlv* Iron Guard roha W A S H IN G T O N . Jan, 2 7 - th a t th e PU bU catkn o f some In form a tion w h ich m ig h t beer a n tha kffl “ wo old not bo * — fa tlh te with tha public lataraat sad might ba lajarteua to oar naUrasI agrority. Tha* Sanaa committed alao mat la osdaaUva aadxlnn to baar con. AJdratial taatiaaaay from Admiral Btnrk, chief o f ndval op* ratio ns. tha Army’* N U M B E R 1S9 Sales nf aiitomnblle tagi dur. >ng the peal week Increased run. alacrmbly over the same period '•at year as the deadline for nporating vehicles with the 1040 ,lcwnse plain drew near. Jno. I) Jiakins. County las collector, *sid today. A report by the las collector l« the motor vehicle commissioner *h*w i that 400 licenses were Is,uad and $7,170 3B In revenue waa collected last week. The number of 104] tags Is. >uad now totals 1,17*. and th* rvvwnuo obtained amounts tp fll.STI.OH. a gain over the same P*rtod of the previous year of *0« license plates and lfi.T7n.IIR •n revenue. Hr. Jhtklns said. The si tenI loo of motorists was rifted to ‘the fact that the es. tension of lima for use of 1040 tegs was for ] fi dan, and that iha period ends Friday. Th* tai roller tor urged those who have not yet bought their tags to •n as aoo. as passible and avoid the IssUmlnute rush. “ Unless a farther extension ef lime ts grunted by the Governor, it will ha illegal to operate mo­ tor vehicles on th* lufhwsra of the state and county alter Jan. 11 without a 1041 license plate.” Mr. Jlnklna poised out, “ and no notico o f a aacond extension I beau roestrod by Ude o ff le a " RtgltirtUon c*jds tbowing L old tag a umber and title cert1ft. rates showing owuernhip should b ep rsarotod at th* tax collector's rfle* when applying for tags, ho said. “ Thosa who hove purchased used care dorteg the ymr and have oot had the trmasferred should bo careful to seo that the title certificate t> roilacted Idr sponsors nf Ihr "Mil* o ubnes" board of the rummllli'o for tbo drive against lafsntile nsnlri/a. AH day Sal unlay mrm W o Wf th* to ts .* CiOh roahU^qe 1*11 s»td good Aaturedly eslrectrft <dhwm from psnrrsby for * Intel of tfit-00. RredforA llyrd said today. Illrhast collector nf dtatri was CbarTea Morrison who mafic I I * In the first hour h* worked itnboani, Mr tlyrd said. Ills quii* and good humor brought itn dimes rolling In. said Mr. llyrd In one Instance Mr. Morrison sang "Gud Bless America to esi n « dime from s lady who said >b ■ would give him s dime If he «nus a song. Th* first board was filled earl) Saturday evening and a sec.inl t~>erd wes set up for tha Holsi Ians to work on, Mr. Byrd dr r la red. liefnre rinsing Urea a Intel of ta was COIlacted, The first Inanl when filled hald 087 dimes. Teg dev sponsored by th* mem­ bers of lb* Phi Alpha Kappa So. rorlty girls of BeminoU High School brought In over $80, Mr llyrd reported. The total roller tern for Saturday try th* Rotary club and th* eororlty girls » mounted to over $100. Toesorrow the members of ih* Garden Club will take over I he board under the leadership of Mrs J, H. Colrlough. Members who will work on the board are: Mrs Harry lleerm, Mrs. Clyde Ksin s*y. Mr*. B. W. Wilke, Mrs s r Dickerson, Mrs. Fred R Wil­ son, Mrs. R. A. Newman. Mrs Sadi* Brouse. Mrs. J. II. |«|. dough, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mr. Ci. E. Rollins. Mrs. J. a . Pallet ■oo. Mrs. Georgs McCall. MrGeorg* Sbipp and Mrs. [„ 1 Spaocer. Slaughter Mouse Is Licensed To Sel l ’ IVoduct Svvr Statr Railroad1 , Dies - 1 i V •* Railroad alkgc Jftu. 1. I M l, d M * taltif>iiitf that ll *' me#l at hli hMne, 200 Avocado A ft * nup, yaaUrday afternoon. Ha f g * ' liumlit. i at tie l*#rr> » 52 y e*n old. I’m kmg l .» of H«i»f»»r.l i- ««|* *«» Kmployed In tha Allaotic Cooal i re uttot Min » |** iniH I*' l.lni >h»pi at Wilmington, N C*« fur two yeara before ha cam# w i« • •" ■sin>1 n-trlillv tf» Ml t .nut urn l*\ here, Mr. Tew wan an engine carpenter when hr fir*! came to th«- Sttolt* |.itrr SIim k Sm$ii ImI) Sanford on l)ac I. IU09 lia war lloglll (mirn at Clinton. N C . on Oct 13, t III |n*$Hilt. Miriltofl IMHM Kiito|>|i. S i#(i« vrli"I in Mr TV w w n promoted to I ■IIIHIM III ftlll f f»t' * fifi rnan on l>er 6. 1017 and b«1lei|irl I th. |l k|f l>$It I v l ' «l * ame an eiiginen m 1921. Ha o|to rJil«"iI liy Ml 1 toim »"*i ifUi hiki a member of the Tint Bap|ili« . »U li Mir $r^itltot 1-Mi' i*l H 11*1 f'hurch |mill III, It « *** Bitot Survivori Inrlude hl» widow, Mr* I. K Tew. of Kanfordl |l M gtoi riltotoB of $mmli I('»l three ilaugHtera, Mi** Mary Helen llfitoflia b » lif# l toll*Light* I to" Tew nf Sanford, Mia* Thalmn I a li f t' ! I all rlhtot l u l l Tew of Tallahae*e*» and Mra. $eg1*1 toil Iivn Ihr htnl*-. f"lh*<Alitg th* iRtoiiaiirr *»f the |niHitl John I honey of (Thar leaton, H. C , An fiotn Mm ,St*te two Rom, 1, K Tew, Jr., of PertMirola, and Jatnea Tew, UnlftriHMiril vito11# 1hr ••tmt tint »tI ctoiit- <«ity of Florida, UalnasvtUa; four ii U$ ml4'iv#|» whrii iHttle i- 1“ I*n lKara. Cyrua Taw* W n t Palm Im“ (mtilM’IVtl, tofltl Bers t>«t I tie Beach; Harvey Tew, ManchaaUr, (iritolurt meets pjie* ll »t imua (in ; John Tew. Salem burg. N. C , th turfor* RH*i toiler it i* ami Vivian Tew, Irvin, N. * liitoK h t e m l, M r ("a in e in ii s#i''l and one niiter, Mn, Dora G i Srviitol I*m■I meal market hie, Murriaton, N. C. 11• 11*1111ki* tha (if'elin In uf The funeral aervicea will bo < diiu'Miii'i abatlmr. win* ft hehl at 3:00 o'clock Tueaday afi riiii|*li'tto*l fn NowtnlN*! Iernoon at the Fir»t Baptiat The iit>nUoir, whli It Ato( ‘hurrh with the Rev, William P. m (he rear of Mr * him* ion * Ilrmika. Jr., officiating Burial It.......... Mliter A ventir, is Mile *»f will be In the Lake View Camatfte inukt ujutojiali- |i|ivately t*iy nwiifsi d «u (K h r |*eini in totatr The cooling' |ilanl ha« a *to|itotity *»f about I Ci fietoif t*l luaef i little p ff day. iM*ny L0 tm i l*e hull heretl '♦y Nt'xt. t4> be butcfiered Ml Ullloarlr il In tha pan* in (he rial of the plant and U driven into Mrmbsra ot th* Bsnfort A lisa, •he "ileath chute, ’ wlirrr the it nun wla arc killed nru! ilropjied lit Coast Lin* Rail rood EmifoyWUllpm L. WlLson. director nf (hrmight a trap ri*»or «itu (lie >rs Frdaral Crsdlt Union will Stoto marks ta, has advised II. j tiuirhirinir room Here the ant liuld ih«lr annual me#ling at tea Faa*n|W Lehman^msaa g s e o f thf Sanford mill li bled, ifrraaad. weighed, Atlantic Coast Lina and the meat taken into the pre­ Station tonight nt V:4# P. M-, it cooling room After being thor­ was announced today by V. C. 111 f<wms af gaxrtlmp oughly pre-coo led, tha meat l» Mrssenxvr, prvskdant of tha Cm. aged for about two week* tie- dit U a n , Ur. M t i t e u v fore being piseed on Ihr msrkel fd a largo attendants of t>*rs and thafcr frtends. A t tea motting vote on pollctes of Union, will diacass propoood I[cation uf - a —onthly Providing a novel form of en­ and win astest **v*r*J and eommltt*m*m. tertainment for young and old, the This in* « ting will Roll-Arena will open tomorrow night at 7 :It o'clock In the old climax of a aro*p*ron* yaar far Armory building between Flrat th* Crsdlt Union, tho prwkteat la. Street and Baeoad Street, it waa die*t*d. Ho •aotnted out Oen. Jeeogt C. Uoldriaon. L l announced today by Mark U short bold laga In tho Uatea rvprsoanta savings o f Farr, manager. The Armory baa been Ianted ban, havu by Mr. Farr and MOO feet of during th« g a r . l| A h 7|M*f I Nitd well nit tot Credit Union Of Railroad Workers To Meet Tonight Gambling- A t Market I'Preventpil 8U!* -s-a.'ta New Skating Rink To Open Tomorrow Offleers Visit Id City O rtr Weekend a \ V\i * * �In other column* of thfi article* prepared by toe Ini federal Income tax. In view chanfe* have recently been made In the Income tax t*WF anfl-Wto thit'thli'yean there will be* about alx*million persona whoareVeqUlrW for the first time to file returns, we believe It will be extremely worthwhile to study these *£*F'itlaa All marrie^ persons making. g* njucji gs W,OQ0 a year, and all single pecsons earning |S0P or taqre; arp now re­ quired to file mdrns. This Is a reduction In test year's fig­ ures from 12,500 and fl.OOp, respectively, Furthermore, the returns are based on the gross income Instead of the net income «» was formerly the case. The credit'pf MOO for each dependent baa not been <$anmq.'All 'ratures must be filed on or before' March 16, 1M l for Income received last year/ r. Another feature of the Income tax returns this year Is tho_proyj$lflp tmulrjnjj l|>e wmen| of the pc* M f i W r U a ln a it , * B a «t K. Clark l» .1ready jw fc h e as cb.rtikt at the Cll s n w tm n t SUUon la la k t - £££, £*S IS S•tonomlst and Dr. T. R. Freer Iw J v s the tonshg this M r . Jess Wan attmcthre rounds Don director's It ea Dm property edit*. Under -. the e l Dr. lL E. Wicker, ffiS k sru a the rirteos activities tyj>P the program of Ja n u a r y «r , >m i VftBflB FOR TODAY BAGGETT’S The dining room yil Liquor Store X’HE VERY BEST The social ball and m W vigwrotgr V 5 # ffl» fhp r°Ph Tbs ChiWtlan Science Monitor) H i s a a r e . one, com. L T C t f ' w ' ^ ly will be rthd readily ni Fill Uy n convertible into dim Uhjre worn f i r use when mote spice U required. A campaign team consisting of Bishop Moore, D t R. E. WMker, uperintendent o f the Orlsndo distrlet end leader of the cam. palgn, Dr. P. M. Boyd, chairman of the commission, end Rrr. A. Ronk Ruhr man, director of t m www Im M p !* the III Liquors, Wines, Gins M free d e l iv e r y Phone 78B-J- Arcade Bldg, screw the emp. f i . Pr*lrlM C0UI,tnf wbei) fry night, before I went bp, 1v • ■ a t train would whistle tie deep, ills darkness," then again sited—*'"*1' e "' ’ a sound tbet filled me dfllghl; led df cities where I'd iWj>*oj>ie that I'd nerpr id to say t 'All's wsll — bight, good night.* ** f f nW|EN i CASTLE Your Federal Income Tax No. 1 thoio ifhfj fM .B fWlf« rejurm oniong f^ioaq 'rpqulrcj Ihw to dp m , jf lo nutyir ahort-Mkbfel eepnomy* b» pope this Witter K F # . Wjtb ^ l a l Security rpgulpl b^lng What l e y afa ,wlth prectlcilly pvery W man properly numoered and clasalned, the gqvern; knows exactly bow much everyone to ipaklng anyway. '• .• i GJHWH INOlim ^DRTERMININ I ;( The Gerrtjap powepapern don't seem to think muc their* American contemporaries. The ‘lijen of ‘printing tb« npwg that la‘fit to prlpC* la one whlrti They «i cannot understand. According to the "L o^| Aniclger Berlin, American newspapers are ‘*wfl| kripwn tq bo lilUeat In thq world." And, aa the Mew York Herald buna iqe* It, may bo the "Lokpl' Aniel^er" Ip fljllit. her gross IBiroA. U UjKJOj'or If tkelr aggregate gross Income equals or axceeds (2,000. I t mat. out-of-ktsts i tecs not what the net Income of Bled In l the atieh persons may b*. or If ttys re­ turn. by reason of allowable de­ ductions, th* personal exemption, *ar Is ' noted In the districts oi* credit for dependents Is nofthere defense projects are In ogress. Tha number of elaima accepted the Government. pm residents of nthet state, by red office* o f the State Em. oyment Service i f t aTfeU d..: N r e O I, Bredenbm'Ttt. D*»- tm him snothtr medal. ■"i. — >«nded aa some of the nc o f this current sea!Watty for those earn. • year, or if m.rTl»<| "To make thlnga more lucfl bat ode of our propheta, know /Iewa which are In aharp varl Jan. Sg, JacksonTlilr-Prrachera' Meeting at 10:30 o'clock luncheon at 12:00 o'clock noon, and a mast ■netting at First Church at 7180 o’rW k In the avenmg. Ah'. 2ft, lunrh'eon at noon at Ocsla. gams day, a dinner and TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 27 mass meeting at Um Methodist ’ (Special)—Tha report cf the Chfireh', qalneavll|e, A d . 30, tunehron at 12:00 safety department o f the Florida Park Mcth. Industrial Commission shows odlsl Church, Tamps; a dinner that more than £7000 Industrial and mask meeting' at Bradenton accidents were reported to the commission In 1P+0. This rtprean Increase o f 14.000 over W jU t t e p e i defense program Jn I P>rIds. ami second, that man than *JXW additional 1employers Pi of th* ro mmlasion Spesatnf L. IJoL T>S act wae passed In 103S In provide eompetuatlon for dla> ,). ^ resulting fraS n Injury arising out of and In j , of employment. It* administration la flnaacad ffiftfh V B T S S W S T .iia ,., ability or j j y j v ' red Is Increased or ds- p.*“ C -.W ela h IT iT S W * i >•. ‘ The a< Sfwsasi? •*■***!•" t& : DBA* la iM l.IliA M n IBM ibla atratu upon hi# mpW lfy .. , , r where thlnga make* aenae, Ihe cui^>mer‘wouli tr.-W W ., MeaiW* Mj vTsltekssswej Dr. r =— ■— -• — • p. M. 'Di, Jacksonville; Fred NoUc, Her. W. V. Meredith. -:1 Palm Beach/ ^ Dr. A; * . Fred OrUndo, Ira „ -----° '* f* pdssdei Dr. Dr. R. I • j ■ 1:| M Mm. Sj™ ,*1*-..uk<u»d «. C, F. r *ire r In, Mmteteot Dr. Georg, fc. arrarj, Meiroee; Mr*. TV V. !<H>» Miami: Re*. George A. Foa. Ukspted the provlaloru o f the Workmen s Compensation ’A ct In SjJUt »!r J !!f^ (went «eiperfmco orupon record o f an olumulats/ wlU egB1 With thhae of anol Is as follows! ’ There ore two. arresting facts In the 1010 Income tax lew. Pint, llw I a.Is for d.termJnlng liability fur • return, has been changed from net Inroplt i? groap Incorny. Hwond, the exemptions have been lowered from ' f 1.000 to |800 for a single person, and form t2.MX> to 12.000 for » marbled person or head' o f a family. Every dtlsert or . resident of ^ ‘i ? WBlB» kl Oraylyn the United States must file an t t E. Erwin, safety consultant ITdtm, Miami. income tax rat urn, If .ingle, or of tb4 commission, attributed the F#b. • lj ‘ at Lakeland, noon achoon. not livin g. vlth .hushand et wife, increase of employment due to' SUly Newspapers lire ■ - * e ally Worker* Accident (Jain Is Reported In 1940 By Safety Group frv -rK a 22. period of n a g w ' rtls rdwvsywr. In fhoyt oui1 nawap^pere: W W i$ (III J fit.fi -as w in e s — u q u o ; '—phonic m �u 1 A Suggestions Made d iv id e s To Flower Lovers Tetephona148 By Horticulturist Women’s College Sees Enrollment Past 2,000 Mark Elevator Installed At Women’s College TALLAHASSEE. Ian 27 (Specmll ln*tnllatinn of n push, button elevnt r f**r um* of vludents in tin five-story StudentAlumnae Hmlduig w-ua complrtivl thi-* week wt Florida Slnte t'olh'ge fm \\ men The olevtitor. which m - « ll.upeniling, hw* a inpncity ( « ! nf 2.IHMI (moiiiiU Two elevnt, ui tin* new | MfidiH dorm if m v ii’ ** the o n l y uthei onen on camptiH (>d -ludent use All cnmpn* d runb Mex evtept Itrynn h a ll have freight clivaloi* Tin S i i i . Jt nl Mini nne lluihlmg GAINESVILLE. Jan. IT — » TALLAHASSEE, .Ian 27 — (Special)—Its time for folk* In (Special) — Enrollment fm the get busy in their, flower gardens second aemaster beginning with If they are to attain a satisfac­ raglat rations Jan 27-24 ia tory and colorful harvest from likely to exce«nl the jo in mark Little Rarer Garner, ton of the annual plants they aat out again this year with nntn ipated Mr. and .Mr*. L. F. Garner, win MONDAY O. W. Dougla** of Savannah, laat Fall. arrival nf at least fm mw "tuA o f the Baptist Church the guest of honor att ■ party j Qa., wa* the weekend gue*t of Even though Jack. Froat n r y dentn at Florida Ststi- t1dU*ge given by hi* mother at at 7:30 I’. It. ut the nay another unwelcome visit te _ ,- w „ ,h,!lr ho"1» I Mr. and nnd Mr*. A. C. Willbm*. for Women on Palmetto Avenue Saturday i flower Gardens, there are many a Mb* Elitebelh Whigham afternoon Florida State ('idb-gt* cxp«'r. in eelebration of h i* 1 ,j Mr*. Gershen Beeehman of Hal things to b* done and now h the MHi M Jean Whigham cm We«t iencctl ita largest I'nll «#trdl1 timore, Md., i* the gurat of her time for doing them, John V. Street. A ll member* are (bird birthday anniversary. ment in history thi-* year when hn-4 b e t n iNCiipiiit miicv l a s t s u m . A valentine color theme w*a I piece, Mi*. Frank Shame*. urged to attend. Watkins, horticulturist with th* l.iiftlf student* routrn'iilaif d . and i the Garnet I --------m e t lt*^.eiV( i h i n h e n d q i i n i t e r n .Truth Seeker* Class of the U*rd througheut University of Florida College of continue to rank third Inrge-t ■ for nil - I n d e n t n n d itluiiinn i' Church will bold it* home, with red rose, and baby 1 «Mr. and Mr*. II. A. lU y Agriculture, pointed out today. rtate women's eolbge m Ameiuj Hi tivilie-, m i, | h a iccren tlo ii.tl th e room* I end Mis* u , » i« it- ----- hui ithly business and social meet- breath decorating "H alf th# fun i,f griming flow#**, ca, acconllni: to the nnmtal eit t , _ here the i p i n t t e i n w i ll nett* wer* enter. lag At 3:00 3:00 P. M. at the home of their gueat over the weekend, anyway, I* growing them In spite roilment survi'y iintde b> Di 1 Mr*. W. P, Buhrman on Magnolia talned. Tha lace covered dining Claude Freeman of Savannah, Ga o f froat, Insects, ami other %V J '•*. * Raymond Walters, pre-oh nt ol'i table was centered with the red Avenue. enemies.’' he said. Mrs. Isabelle (' the University of < im inniti I and white birthday cakr, which Pnlatki* Jnyrrv* TUESD AY To help along with their flort* rhune Mias J. M. Stinecipher it reported C'lnamea for tie new -(ini'ti'r Smiling In spit# of her Injuries. rfhllathea Clan of the F|r*t was placed upon a large red aa recuperating from an attack cultural activities, Mr, Watkins K rt Dyer, nbavt, rvprment will nturt Jmii. tin line >*•- Mrs. Isabella C. Middsn is shown In Baptist Churrl) will have ita but hoart, and ewrirrled with red of InDuenaa at hi* home on Park made the following suggestion* tlirm in the fourth annual A mb-a l, and aoelal meeting ut the nnd white camellias. Small red Avenue. Frativnl hfiiuty pageant Mar II. mrster will bring » tiinob.r of St. Louis, Mo., hoipital. She Is ona to folk* who grow flowers: changes na to fiuultv pti^ormrl d tha twalva parsons who aurvivad I of Mia* AI yet- DeCouraey, heart* were strung mound the Calendula* will bloom a longer j and curriculum trash o f th# T W A steaper plana 31# West Nineteenth Street at edge nf the table cloth. Favor* Mr*. C. 1.. Collin* ia in the season If the flawrr* are cut be-1 A new course in human nnn. which crashed as It prepared to were hem* nnd novel miniature Femald-Laughton Memorial llo*. fore they mature seed and > f ! \ z a l c n ( f U P C I I Will I M o'clock. tomy will Im- o ffiii.l i.n the land. Dane's pilot and a mechanic Gladlola Club will meet nt 3:00 sailboat*. pital recovering from an appem Ikenefil nf nrt ntudeni" i , il home wero Willed. G«me« were en|nyed by the ilectomy performed laat week. 111 M. at the home o f Mr*. Glenn economics student- m tiit-iid in K lfcKay, 1008 Sallfcnl Avenue. ehllilren after which grown pie. w ♦n il w it carefully between the row* and ippe?i r . v e ry ilrraa detigu* mid figuii sketch­ ture« W "T taken fur Roger'* co n -4 0 nl . ri TtIURMDAY l)r. A. K. Hall or Flligerald, watered In immediately afte^ rertdi i PAI.ATKA. Jan 27 (Spe‘ Mo-t ing. The course will licnt • • f 4 \. l> i l (*i thiw itili i Ga., ia visiting with Mr ami Mr*. ward to Prealdent'a Birthday Party, setnphook. prevent burning of fial) Mlaa Eve Dyer, lov.dy (Mnaortd by tha Jnniiir Chamber ^ Refre*hment* of lee errant and M. J. Meek* nt their home on leaves). If caterpillars are "bruioltr daughter of l.t t'«d II. temal anatomx •hillnr piinii. troublesome, dust n mixture of R. Dyer, h«a ko«ti elec lei I by I»atly w ith the skeletal - 1, - 1 •tn., « Commerce, will be held begin. r»kn were *crved to llie f,d|nw. Park Avenue. o i i\ i : k w i s h i : j .i . the m u s c u la r -v c m , t Im M ig at 8:00 o'clock In the Ar. ing: on* part lead arsenate to eight of Fnlnlk.t Jnycvea to repreaint It ■Ot I It IS and all 11* nppei luge* j| | t,| N E W Y O R K J a n i/l*i Hog*- G«rne-. brti r guest. .11 n o ry In the form of u “ Million. Mr*. A. Welsir.an of I'hiladel. hydrated lime on the plant* them m the fourth nnnmii Axalrn lie taught on n I r it i, I v n D c m M i nl th*' • t<i ! \ n j e o f -l*ri | Ernie Murrts. Terrele Jean N>d. fihla, l*a , is the nest of her sonahVn Porty.'* I n il W HOM T in : At soon as aiiajtdragnM* iench Featu:ij trimly png ennt to to* ,h u* c o s t I he Li p u h l n iiu l *n11 \ •on, Terrv Smith, Stephen Walk­ n-law ami daughter, Mr. and a height of * 1* or eight inches, held tn the Ravine Darden* here. lific basin III l.l. TO I.I.S I n a i i g u r n t i o n nf one o f iinm»( um o lh o d n x but I ltd* til (, er. BH"* I *nl*r, Hubert Gnnia. Tha 1 1 th annual winter mnvrn. Mra. E. J. Toll support them with wire, bamboo, Mar wI irh u ill ( limna u pre. III M M IN t.W A Y ng itilrrne*l ip-* el in*IIV I. Oi Jitimi O U flto m ilT ! Irr. Pill* Perk Allen Mitffrtl, tlon o f the Taft Memorial Highor slender wooden slakes, tying legi^ lot iir I’onlereiit'e of th** h eruii 111 I Ann Lyles, Bohliy t.illle. 1’slsy i' ho h e l p e d Friend* of All»ert Kelly, Jr., the stems loosely with heavy Flmi.l.i Junior ("hatnlker «*f t'uin- y o u ii/ w im ipu pt:i< ■ II m | | I 'M i: is i n i : s i t u £ y Aaaoelatlon will he held nt Collins MVillg t i e | ill tj.k. Pi.. J»*nnetle Walhen. Rar. will regret to Irani that hr ia III rotten m il. Frequent spraying »ner«c nnd Soutlurti Jaycee Jam- c o m m u n itie * nl-n w ill I* p r e * i ultrie, Ga., Feb. 17-IH. with deM ’i i i m ; -• nn ile fl li nl noil W eodell da, Ohio, Mielilgnn, Kentucky, hara MeNah Bobhie ami Itirh- in I lie Orangr General Hospital Ith hose ur use ot a sulphur IkOfrr t>) In1 kinged III till" illy with tin* new tea4',l lug eipern in »• WillknU f t t n In attrndanre from Cana- • nl MeNah. Jo“ e Haleber Miriam In OrUndo dual should control list *pidei*. I ill N M l ION S fO N i: tbs i wiokeitd t o w a r d C olle ge I'l e dit T b e bhllil TetU fuee, Georgia nnd Florida, ll»*rher »nd Arthne llatrher. Jr .Itili IIU Blossoms must Ih- taken from 'V o t t t i . s M i*-a D y e r , p ro te g e of the l*jI ' r o v M i o n lor im nil M.l III I mm*I em um the territory traversed by the Al-n Bsvmond Delgado Jint. ♦os Fr lands nf Ed Hourk will be vine* of winter.fluweiing sweet latku Kiwnitia ('lull, will iti’l h i n t e r fie rdnp m S i u i . 17MLrall* Taft mute from Sanlt mie and Ru*sell Parks, c.f Day. glad to Irani that hr has hern pea* a* soon as they fade, lest otlicinl Irtixteaa for llie aponaor* m u nl f il'd te rm h I Jeel i\. 2lt 1 ( H ' l I s IN < I I U II| A I IO N Mi** tamlMi un e x p e cte d ! v Hi hi Canada, to Ft. Myer*. on* Beach. Gary F.chnl* o f Dny. removed from the Kern*ld-l.augh they form seeds and stouten Ittg 4lub during hollo lire pagennt with Daytorui Hero h, -pits I Suininx ol ,i tnna Reach. Lvnn Pent! and Mr* ton Hospital to his home on 40! flowering season of the plants. When nn "Axnlen Otieeii fur fr lend* -mil E. C. Eehnl*. Mr*. W F Garner, French Avenue One must use water spray or sul­ 194 r* will l»e selected In reign hi the State flriidnng oil b\ over w i mu \m Mr*. W. J. Pell. Mr* Homer l.iU phur dust on these, too, to con­ over none thnn lOo.OiMJ nr ilea" flee here. In-* t»**n m I I II - I - I new neme*t«r JOIIglt lie, Mr*. E. J. Nrlann. Jr. Mr*. Mrs. Jeannette Potter of Jack, trol red spiders Canlenert grow­ ill llie gardens, ihouaauds of Ncvr nppoinlim id i H. E. Morris.' Mr« Cidiurn Walk, son. Ml**., formerly of Sanford ing spring-flow# tiny sweet peaa who f ale nlready in bliHim le g e faculty for ih* er, Mrs. D. K. MeNah Mrt. .lame* i* ipemling several week* ■■ the should apply enough lone n.ral M i -i i i I h ih of I h r H nriford Ju n io r l.*nler. Mra. D. Maffell and guest « f M rs Ralph Wight ol on the gound to make It while, d in m b t i of t'u m ineM 'e lin ve bi*eu Hienter mcliitb* l»t I who hold * III* I’ll Mrs. J. W. Lyle*. her homo on Golden Iskr anil then work il in lightly happt jukthimy -h vii.tl in sp4)iiaor one of ih e ir To obtain tall, well-fdleil spikes, c ity * niott I m' ii u t if ol y o it ig wo- from New Yittk I ’ ilhl » ■11V Dt-udney A’ . • , 8 . w hii hit* l>4'4|l |lltim.l II. I). Morgan ii turned to New give grons.fredlng delphlii ums tlieih in the pagwnnt. v Ruth IMgh r* jmkfr*Mir of aim |>*l,,r v Ulnh Yolk City yrMenlay aflrr spend. rotted compost in liU-ral uni nunla ■ '* '■ !' Mr*. J. H. Wynn ' ✓ Ing the past week with his wife I'nul Sim nkwciltf Will and, In addition, a light appll I ite Inn Stenitmm and two children, Shirley and cation of r implrti* ruminere ini li'iivr to *t M41V III 1 .'ill j _ . ’ * Spence Williams, Jr. < V Dale, Jr. S t a t e University fertiliser rvery fortnight To pre­ tl t A number o f Sanford person* b 1lownhkp provided I m Do rent »plkrs tiring broken by attended Ih* dancr Saturday Mr. and Mrs \V It lllarkshrar wind and air, *up|Nirt thr flower* i lineali<|n llonnl. nt night at the Oilando Coliseum, Mt lih wire or hamttou *inkr». sponsored by the Omega Xi high and acn, ............. I Plnrkaril, Ala, lic e T i l l emu n h u i.\ j. gi If the xr**!* are sown in thf school fraternity o f Orlandn. Jim. are visiting Mr «nil Mrs. E. I' of Florida Stall < «ilh k. ,u mie Luneaford and bis famous Echols at their home on West garden where the plant* are to mer tearher .*♦ th* •lemonbloom, a quirk crop of im*furcolored orheatra, under the direc­ First Street. school, who Will tide fie NEW S M Y R N A REACH, J«tt tiutna may te priHlio-rtl Ik*fore tion of Harold Oxley of New of Mis* Sarah H• rmhui > 27 i Sue* in I to The Herald) Mr. and Mi« Hairy Thurston waim weather seta in Do not York City furnished the niuaie nn le a v e to -ludx at N« vt I,f the moMiimportant ns- U n iv e r s it y nnd Mr*. Maignret Herbal of jiv r the pluritn loo much fcrtill- Fix. for the donee. t|nn n I off lendKintiecleii with N'ew Plainfield, N J., spec' the ger or watei, hr they will nut Those from Sanford were- Miss A ppom te-I «' I’ la iliiiilt Mary Martha Emrriek. Miss Er. weekend In Tallahassee wltn Miss flower profusely If thi» in don*' th« development of the Army and Ni«tant* 1st Ihi di\ I'liih t m* Doudney. Miss Jessie Dur. Emmeline Thurston, student nt Nasturtium* do well usually in Navx will ultefel iind aildrr** the c io lo g y a re th re i Fbuah iirinuil rmelmg of the lege graduateden, Mia* Mar/ Tamm, Mia* lla iid * Slate College fur Women. light aandy anil where they do aix/ Mi»not receive unusually huge u Pliii uln Waterway I'onirr** to I'ate, of Tampa and M ip Dorothy Marshall. Mis* Martha h*t lurid ut ,‘ #s Smyrna Katur, ce* Mr*. J O. Adams and Miss mount a of plant ftMid nr water. Telfnrdi M l**’ Mary Frances N ed, of llomlay, A heavy mulch of Itamyard dulr, Feb H Well*, Mias Marian EatrMge. Lillian Adams left yesterday fot ►fat*' yrraduati -. and M l** Wayrraes, Ga., where Mis* LUllan Walter F <*«»»• hnmn. Jr, of ce* David, ol Hi lamb*. * n-ni|to«t will get daylilie* in guiitl Bruce Bolt, Donald Jones. Robert ihairmuti of tbe rile uf Roll in* for l>earing wt ll-ahuped Utkaonvilh-. Washburn, Jack Klttrell Rid. Adams will reerlv* treatment *1 liape the Atlantic Coaat U n i Hospital florid* Mulct way Emigre**, ha* bloRaom* of goou tetlun* In Wllklnann, nick Ode*. Johnnie H ro u g h t here IliH o ig h t Davis, Orville Touehlnn, I-elloy for sevrr*| day*. March, April, an«l May A light mi range. I a program which will *rh(>inraihp pr«)vlii«'d under *pon •liiscusa every phu*r of waterway *o r*h ip of I hr* R e lig m u * M U rk applicatin of a balanced rnimnn f.ang. Hilly Vlhlen John Cour. Mis* Kathleen Haynes of Tal­ I fertillirr in March uiid i (hvelopment, milUiing the pre»ler and Mr. and Mr* Glen Brown I rum ladega. Ala , la eislllng Mr. and plenty of water at all time* will I •n,I statu- of Florida project* nnd e r* < o o r in l w ill l»«* a l.ith m iy n ai re fu g e e e tm h rit M i* * M a in Mrs. It A Haynes at their home keep them thrifty. li <4 outliiok for the future devrl T i i I h’I i *, n u t l i v e of Ktm iiaon Palmetto Avenue. She will To keep new growth properly cement of w.iti'iway* in thl* I ill ti'iiu u, who w ith im r tim lh ci also visit relative* In Daytona nourished, never allow Mtalea r ' utr, II «■*I the eniifiliy upon the HuReach liefure returning to her plant* to wilt. Play a fine water annual Motnla Waterway "i*oi iircupatM Hi Ju n e If), It* I •* home 'pray over the leavee to check i mgrra* Kegntls will begin at Mr*. E. I). Km nil, president u( trilpa and red apidara tiive the l" (K) oVIim k Satin day. Feb t» Seminole County Council, Parent. Mr and lira. E. L. Smith, Mra. plants plenty of water For each 1 ha preliminary heat* will b« Teachers Association ha* nn. W I Mitchell. Mr. and M’ s f< ot of height apply a large h< Id during the fonvmon and at nouncetl that there will be a hoard font t 1)0 meeting of P. T. A. officer* at the Will Walters, of Oiford, N. C.; handful of a m!’/,*urv of o'clock there will be m Sanfonl Grammar School. Thurs­ Mrs It I,. Garrison, o f Athena. parta cottonaeed meal an<( one v >cht paraile and tie final heal IM .IA H A S S K K , Jan. 27 I I - |Ml f 1 «|| H||f H■»l) m i l l w 4" ll< • t»» ll o It ait aulphate of ammonia within o' tha day m races will la- held <Sp4-cial) day, Jan, SO. at 3:00 o'clock In the Ga.: Clarrnea Rawaon, of Win. 1,ew l* <! Kcoggln lie stnn-Kalrm. N. C.i John D. Wal. the next week or two If gludt • 181I I • I A I ) 14— 111 - P i 1 II I' l l i u l til I'ilM 8 The m eeting*'of the t'ongtr** I ecu designated as director afternoon. ter*, of Washington, D. C.; and l«*t f o r lou t il l |1 I n g I ' l i i i M ill t N il te ll li lolua aplkei are wanted News officers for the coming fm i a H cnnv«)ie at 10.50 A M. in l liouta Slat* Parks, according ' " l Dr William Waltera, o f LaCoo' ♦ il l hf ^ i M tt'ivi m m l h i m it 14 ki'il. .Mother a Day* fftrmi muat hr the Smyrna Yacht Club and funyear will be nominated at the the announcement o f the T all) cher. have returned to their null"-* t o n *u i *o l r > .Scull'* 'NtiimlaMl planted within tha next fort lluua until 2 .10 o’clock. Everymeeting, and plana for the annuel ha**ee office of the Florida For Si i t n r S l a t u U l * wri t h r **miii <itini' III P. T. A .'a founder*a day will be homes nfter attending the funer­ night. Cormt may be art in ••nr lnt*rc«ird in the waterway* e*l and I'riik Srrvirc Hcoggm al of Charles E. Rawaon. for a l a n k f u l of it a* «ii a n oil i limtu u trenrhea four Inches below aui. n» Florida i* invited and urged made. bn« been acting director for the * o n JI l i k i 1 tint »< i t Jcr, face ao the roots will lie in tone n attend. All officer* are urged by Mrs. pa*l six months, having succeedt-' f constant moisture and plant* Koontx to be present for thie im­ At 2:00 |* M. at Nrw Smyrna H J Ma)*lH*rger who tiecanie fn u.J will tie well traced against win.I Roach there will be dedicated portant meeting. of the Florida Forest an(| |'- ( k ml rain. tl v first fisherman’* memorial in Roger Garner Is :ial Calendar i JPe rsonals ji ' - Vint '‘7.H.r'!o! lie Named Mareh 9 Simpson, Lender Of Republicans, Dies THE BEAD SHOP Orlando Dance Drawn Residents Of Sun ford tl .1 Waterway Group Will Hear Talks By Army Officers S E R V IC E P. T. A. Board Will Meet On Thursday B U M P E R Scoggin T« Direct PiirkH In Florida Tallahassee Is Site Of Youth Conference F. S. C. W. Students Begin Internships TALLAHASSEE^ 87— (Special)—Florida R U U College for Women will began it* first TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 37 (Speci t l ) —Florida State College for Women •Xtia will b# the •It* of tha uLEterida college Christie n Youth Canfarana*. F*t» 31.23.23. Approximately 380 stu­ dent* are expected to attend the three-day IntenkBMatnaUeeai gathering at which speakers from 111 the Florida Chala Mlaaloeia on conduct forum* awl interest of Christian topic* Speaker* Uila year are frea* BuL ■ aria. UratU, India, Africa, China and uthar countries. General them* l« "Christ, th* Anawrr." Director o f tha youth ference this year Is X. H. Edwin Eepy, recently elected * general •aereta y af & a Student Voluntears outstanding 7 «M | N ^ W t totet- Anerica. An inUreatkig ctrernm y has been arrangad. Th« officers, directors and speakers for tha conference, in il uilng high officials of ths War University Lists Short Course On Probation Feb. H u< the jrrrgran terneahtp* tnday with tha assign, GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 27 went of 14 senior* In various Spocjnl)— A ehort course on pro­ Florida schools for a . period of bation and narol* w ill be hrld • n •ight week*. the U n le t flR y »* g Flo rid* rant, Communities Into wkirh th* pus Honda/ nnd W W aday, Frb first internes from th* state col* 3 and 4, It waa announced today lag* will gu, fur tha parted in­ Dean B. G. RUey *a|d th# ro u tif clude 1 Fort Fierce,. •Jacksonville. will ba conducted bjr tha Outer*I Miami, Ocala, Ht Petersburg and Extension Division with the Co­ TWIUhsisc^ operation ot tha State Probation I Purpose of tha teaching in Association o f which Joaenh V I terneehlpa la la provide th* col Ghana/ o f Tampq la president I lag* students with more actual The pro rram include* four teaching esnerieneg than they topics with grown dlacuaiion» have been able to ohtala hereto, after sack tartars. Mra. Marfa r* In th* crowded facilities of aaaiataut executive College demonstration f i r n o n t i m t l a i a r ' ■( r o d # M r t l j Jorla BeH. eekooL Th*l 0*1 JetrojUUmy—i *<hool • IKinxored I f th* Y , V . d r A. •ecretary ot tha National Proba­ tion Association, IM - New York •t Ih* Btet* Co Illy * j » M exp-1 CHjr, and Victor H. Evjon, assl.llnue to M m u ■ #U m for oh- World 8Indent tant chief ot probation, D epot'tniUn M d ot jM tia *, w ill lacturs In Sent lee, nnd * “' durinr “ Probation nnd Parols part in a tha fl n i anrahwr aaaait i. Mrs. * ** m * - ¥ ■ Work with Bad. theater Wiggins count/ !9 V V Ut short course Includes ler. i tores 1/ C. C. M m ile r , dlrertot id the Division uf I'arduna. Pa­ rt les, and Probation of th* Slatr ol Tennessee and Edwin Gill, piirole commissioner of North (•retina on the general topic !■Administration of Probation and P.irola.” Millard Davidson, super biendent, Florida Industrial S' hool for Bo/s, will preside at th# luncheon which has been arrented for Tueedsy noon. Kohert M. llill, associate mem Ur. Board of Pardons and Pa­ roles of the State of Alabama, will open tha Tuesday afternoon sraslau with a lecture on th* gincral topic “ State Administered Adalt Probation and Parol* flyatem." J, C. Lanier, chief pro. haiku officer and clerk, Juvenile Court of Duval county, Jackson­ ville, will ciaae th* ahWt with a lacturo na th* aanaa topic Judga H. L. Sabring o f Oa|n*a. Bartow, villa, chairman of tha program the committee, M id i T h a subject o f probating and parol# ia vary im­ portant U Florida In vtew o t poo•I big legislation as a result o f ths Srrvtcr la«t July A lamlara|ie srehitert Slid re. rrislinnsl ap^-ciallat with mot, than |fi years eS|>ertrnr*, Kroit*in has lH*rn with the Florida Forest end Path Nrrvlce sitter Autust, uf IU.'I7, Prior to that time hr was with the National Pork Service for more than Ihta-p years, t>clii|{ stationed at Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, and Virkaburg ami Jarkaon, Mississit td Hr I is a native of MUsissi|>, i>ut holds a degree In landara|o arrhiterlutr from IVnniyl Stale College He ia a Worli veteran, having aervril two in the Navy and Navy Departments, will Im gueets at a prrlimlnlary banquet and will b« welcomed to New Bmyrna Beach by Mayor W )' .Swoop* Friday evening, Felt 7 Officers of the Florida ’Water­ way Congress this year are Wal­ ter F. Coachman, Jr., Jackson­ ville, chairman: W. P. Fratiklin, Fort Myara, and H. C. Brown. Clermont, vice chairmen; and Karl Lehmann, Tavares, tary. treasurer. B U M P E R C CO X T ’ S CERVICE St a n d a r d s t a t io n COIINEH Tlllltl) ST. A CAItK AVENUE ShTrl T k i y * ’O f f - Hii.Tr W ith Breakfast At Laney^ And II) Tito Win — link *2 V n it T r i e d Our IHJieioux HOME-COOKED LUNCHES T E I.K I'IIO N E 10.1 Lane^sy's D r u g S to re We Fill AH PrescriDti Prescriptions J Mclnrh UulldUr Htuifurd, Florida 3 P®rtrail# Ut fo k U n , plual 11 # _ START SAVING 25% Ba __ __ tl . Inqulrw Keallilng \ J it �4.T* % , ?s!3E3 ■ w ! vA tv. * ............ .............. \.y\yur" ^ f• ■ f v j p s g nSZT^v r Follows . . . v 1 • ■ c x iq sm . _ «WM •i * KEEP uT: .... ' ,N -• A *fA tf 1 . 1 • 1 *■e < i APACE s i r . ; ; . V ^' .v m r s . ■ ^ •/ » *■ \ • • / .•-.-x d m , s . .: W : r!S f e Ti 5 m ' ^ m § ® , !I K m S K b k • .J f r . • |[ 6 1 U tte r T ® c S . i • i # | | i s s s i- i n tX S 3T, la . -■ S ■ R l% v « il ' A P 5 T H IS I E c P A P E R C L V i" B F f c U r 'u . - .... IN SnmSa Dm * MLii l i It lUwdaii >1 kw4|t J+r 4ih Invitation* noil < have bean mulled tprrdbont i w i u i , thrcuohrut Ito- ...uni lion fc" Ihr m m hr reived from the inn A mocmi «,i, Beat renting Ihituvin.l , f ■linkage for the i have been Complete,I The It*11 lleaMlta i to* one e f the he*t New Smyrna lh<m-h -afirial* «av ,T h r rare* I nasi, will ho mo on f UtMitlM Day at I P w m, 1 m »lI -j O L '& 'J fc Z * Ln —I s S > k D A IL Y r ■4 1m « ITU g lk N-ientiaD estimate that tha t nt Kt.n.t ravern* in the South. V r«t wen- fi0.il0ll.000 y ea n In thr making T r ie r . o f human o f. ■uparify trace hack 4,000 yean . tlay, Feh l.*> and |«, nu*riicn< . f tie Sni Clut, are taking cm dally an vat mu* r m rut detail* fu- ||,- v terssiisr'LaW Dhf *4 UtraN - ( r t s r & a# /•*’ « * *. IM at uw O w acM d >Ny IP It M i - w i ____________ AMOAD S IP m im - ALL, ' ^ ^* kxwAroax m Im " ^ ’ • 11 £m m lO tilH ■■. 1 I i i k - S ■ . ' afttaMW ifft k ■ m m j h KJb! E ssa szs lU la i li i m h m i ? & ..,.. 27Jjl} win ovat ‘Ppl Stata squad m u M U U . . t Eleventh Annual ! Regatta Planned I At New Smyrna' • g y jf g j I tw n an li rmu iS g F - W ITH m § -xALnn 1 .a.*- » ; . 9 * 7 * ... i p l ie OViBOtT » - m ■ < O M jg a ' ■:> > ■ n-<4-e * ' - 7i iF* tv K K nsAna I W '* ** m f J A m e r ic a n L e a g u e S d r a d , * , 1 9 4 1 VS? V <ttB '•>1 ^ O ffic ia l P A R K K1V*. ! v h ik e de l i v e r y TELEPHONE Uluf C. &C. I-IQUOR ST0R1 :,l-’ S A N FO R D u A V E tit/ Clw*£r o ’ k'l.fcgu. Jalf 4th at rwisdofykk a Get The T h rill AU ■alar y n n . at llrlrvlt. Tnea- T day. July a. 1*41 ' Ia W u « Frankie Kovacs ... ......... . rand Son Jit TpillRht’s Dng Race Capture Third ‘ iK/'S ,tr«3 J v r II/ ; a m namentv th e ren-on. healing ,lu. H unter L add ie, the hound t h a t . 4 ClrWar B»t> b i x t i i itA i-n —r I Dahls. W„ r.4* t , Jitn ey T^mPa Auto Races mat Grand Son and via other *ra*k dog* In bit flrat atari, will f e * 7 - (S p e r la l) try It again tonight In the fea­ . *7 ” ,n “ •** Shaw, eerlou* cotv. tured rare at Sanford-Oriando T ° ri<r* t ^ *mpi°nT Krnnal Club, 10 mllaa south of Sanford on U « 3 . Highway 17. Tha Laddie will run against p s g . . p Grand Son. Cracker [ad, Bun. newer . . . . .Chef, Smoky . Ranger, . . . . Invpertaj laddie, Mrtol Laddie, Grand Bis, Bjs, and bout IN what appaare to te DobT Forget In ./" Tvexhtr. » .»»t l Of the flrdt day* of tha t»0_day pro. wtt*!?noSr m! >Unw at record in securing the was' . y. w e ^ .f* ' ‘"U n , . » J •»._ k „ “* Otw* f f e h t 1 lllrh Finlui 4 ; t.nrkr ot.ai Jin V C N T lt tlA C f i m m . >me t i-.var nut I H elp, r il e 4 Balia* IVrntl .1 . jh o h t ii ' P j"j J opnaU , i i a i -r IT i n t e r r«p D IO IIIT IP V r e e n d . ST. PETERSBURG, J»u. 37 — lr * V # *"1nky Fr.nl.le Kovart, tha lls lir r r n la teAnln clown who I •rrlouf, yesterday won hti 1 1torn consecutive winter louriut. Kfl.BC*. flflrr Wfitl.riii*.! pin .1 tur o f (lif •luvtltiitf U ni t'riipi*iiin«,nl f..i v li u h lie Itml t«f**n iiotrH on I’ lM r in anti C t.lifo iu ia r o u ils , bn* hr r la y v i Iti ta in r H , »liai(jb( trim** unlii - r-.e-t n,n nln» i f f l t f V n i V f r 1 ,___ . . . I MOBtftrv taiM Ie vletorijT A third d e fe a t Would Juat about DU>h him down Into the pack w ith the fe e t o f the d o g « -« trlp p o d n f the honor* claim ed fo r Mm t y • CwjLnTp" the Inst r>let 1 loilhh.yyr'l All rash | o ir e . d ,,i ,,i „ ,,,s | he. fo ie I he . n ln .n l l o l l llo mhIi'O yrouiol*, and Ihe on,lot » „< well veullirrtl an...... ihe haid.niiinK ,l0 " * 1 ,' h»">l»un Ib n M. Neill III e it I e. t nii 1 -. Amour pi onuneiit each. McNeill w .> 11..I ..... . |„ v illlr i'a « » • I o i u i h I Hi 11oill and *Iie West C o a .l I ham|iiuii>hl|i the lo tto dolly III II,,. the crowd here Cajiium Sim !*•> . f 1 l,e .to no pa, ' lliy r* lire.l III the ih.ut .. I ,,| anil ruiilvetauu .,<■ i„in,g « v.iij y r «t»r d a y * lin .li. and th. t >|| brine In line |. ,, ,iy|,. Californian then Imd Im le troohla in tunmnit out the match fur n ins Uad ua# rnmfnr . Il . ^ tt A i'K - s * iR K y D ^ !’" ’ 4 B o* M aroh.ii K L K r lN T i t h a p s - e h a m in * I tkaraat C JdratBeaapvalt praSairaM 0 ( A I A, Ja il ^'i Ij p Ptl^* A lie'll . 1I* | allil |<lll|rtl«l4>t|. | • I, Fht'l 4 lilillidlil t | * Mitdfty III w mil ll>|f I lie* I 'lit 1 Hi I I,.| 1,1,. (■, || AftffiM-iBii n , |.|. ■I.tal*,,, inuirinnieni all b> himaHr. <0 I I iglilaiol. t,„|| T O N IG H T 'S A l.ls-S T A K F K A T H K K N IN I I I - H cotta*, tx s II( r a m Dulf.r If At i: — •r*. Nniman II !> .»!., ( the American Red Cl On H ou le THIlin UAI’ F.—(l-ll ||||»: s (.US t* •»> the air u«sr M H Ilit '< Ik tonight with all at tha "dope" on Ihr doga at kite Hsofurd. 4Jrlanilo hrnnal Club. t'U S l TIM hi bits I*. M. „ „ San ford-Orlando Kennel Club WAKHINGTOn . Jen , t Ann Ka 4* g Oaaga TrnukU 1 Itlp Tka W ar I Tariff*. Ladv * * '* " • Don-X ROY BRITTS ----------------------- N/t M INOltS AI.I.4IWKM l IKCONU UACJ6—ruturttr: T (Flrai Halt o« Daily tx>a*ir) SERVICE 1(11 \ ' It tt h Kit I Ml SI S I l.lirt I || i iu :i t.l NT Kit I V lllll |. lilt X.vll SON SMOKS It \ N i , Kit IM I' PC141 M | \|) 111p; C H A N II KIS ’ l>ON I H lltC K T ,||1(>|„. W * A N - DAVIS » tK -. t Atarah . • Jaa*S tiuagi ttaat 11.11 at lu llr tuuhie) 1 Chats. I Amo. Malroek t Bill Keali ( Jimmy Jamlr I l> ai. r . u | Rarlr Nnmanee 4 llo l k.nalor I IM4 X FivnnTH ItA C E -P u tarttri . 1 Ilia Aloag S W h o. ctiarlla ( OUT. Itranrh I rtssal atrl I On.frnor Jim t Ab*i Meeinry 4 I-nan I'nil.emr I Jutl rleora.'a Pal r tP T t l It APR—f - I I Mtlei I Ooe4 1*1 n I Cotton pnlly I Ito. Burk I Olortona Boy » Bn.lt.»r Sklq 1 Wealthy Item.nr. I III t.lrlhioiod i m * fierpo I JL, 1*** P " * , ■O' o f P ickin g W inners IliK the • Id lim it of II!, „ .| ,,.\ e iu l year» ng<> by Walter Hagen Allen wan paoed «u h t|,r-e amateur, but h, ,||<l„ t get .m l dldn t neeti hell, lie had II ,01 the , B* nine and e .i r e home in m b « «*ln r f i i e -b ird ie , a,,,, |W(; Tonight's Entries rt). Record 61 Shut In Ornla Golf Matches 17 (S jin fim l it ho til llig h w o )) nt l.o n ^ w o o d s m iles N o r th o f O rla n d o T l ’ RN AT RK1) ARROW P A N D U N N —Secret Operative 48 IT W . TA K E A c o u p l i M lh iu T a a FOR IT G E T G O IN G -----I 'L L I O V E R S A C K O F THE Mourns BV t h a t r a t im e / o f erne? V!tr~ ----- - fir the oar Aar /call tm » PM FIRE*/ ^ D EPARTH rush | F «0 0 0 *«tO & 7 CANT 3EK/ TIME Q u L V t , to th e WlhJDOJ/5 ou NEAREST The GARAGE - M E A N T IM E . PtvE OF B AH K O KS M E N , THOM awotui Aka. AT tarn gy. TMElR. P O C K E TS PRODUCE S M A L L CAMS OF TEAR ^ ^ gas - - TO BUY a twa wUaf .tralwTkl Caunty » y P A U L R u iii inoON MEAN BllOpy I k n o w SOHETMM6S 1 raJONO/ r m e a n she IHg fTOOCS .* S M n OOUAC THE DEEP iMD WlfW SOMB o lam o u r s im ply 0of m m m e t a me o cro r2 * n t ,— J P/W4tii/ TOO LATE * _ U MAY i Q O f i lIWSR LANTl HSIL H A E to a o r <­ DOWN OLAY/ TAKE ' D.G MOlfMAKJ • ----- PootiouD Cx : yvONDtn WHAT MAPdNtD -*i~ y NOW - Ti HM |v &J V * Y ’ *^ r l m By FRAN STKUVLK. i-* f* W $ 1i I t v , ' XM Sm �On. rutatur,; • %• • • -Tim s , no{ io M q ^ A^O ElRMiHf M R U U M wa* DHOVtA D lS t fO V S R R D IN *fR «. tA H V A < £U H 't AIVfoRPlItM . 4HWM4H PU*lMQ*rilt ECilPltO* 1M8 * B tfom rr w a s acYiiaxi HHBoF a. 4 h % il USED CAR nUUn tS S f l R t f f A U Y o M O B a t <0 RUM 4<> M ILtS T u MoUf M ^ K IK 1 M * — J lK A fz y WAS BUILDS* AMP DMVRR. ■ tow>wi.r«s to' niit> a w he.M iiitoaiw e 0. r. HERNDON. ■ • a lio .) w a u A M , ‘ u m b w i a h T 14 c* “rt Attecnay fa r n a a iU jp • ; lha "m orale" Wr J P O I C t I T CODBT IB ABO c m A * c a £ v !0 lm *" r ic h a r d n. n o n r o e . ruiaurr The gorantl carlo ua aetata riaator to with T £ 4 ». »Wa t i l l a *, •/ jVaaarf; (UUL> ■SfffSig Training To Aid «"£?£; Defense Program Given At Florida ° * <J 2 ? i,2JA- S 0” R0" l Dtfaatoat ^ • * raBUOATIOJV ’Ispsa row p h i M at ALT. IAN XHCVROLKT CO. Sw.'SX'.Si.ES aa need w i to aantt S * * '£*■& *SJ CHEVROLET HS * > >f raJB A- P. m l ta the ns GAINESVILLE, Jan. 17. — Ta talva tba moat linmediate la-| her "bottleneck" In the national dafanao pregram - demand for akinad anglnaarlnff draftsmen — apd to train man far anpplemental poet* aa that grade*ta rngtoaara map aaaama more taeh. leal paaltlana, tka University t Florida'* Cotlega pf Engtntdfittag special, Intat. wheravpr required In theiatato, Dean aAMUBtod’ today.' Snowstorm Qwirk > North OVer Nstkm • •M mom^rn^otm . *to’ fearer* » r a M l« k m i l J i i X V t f * •? ( • '• H O ' lt ^ “•'••V eh*ll k< pah“ **T* far fear awaeeoatlr* . H t i “ « Owt U 4 til* oftl- RD TUDOR i hmUe, goo* Palat > dm New 1939 CHEVROLET m m u:K . 3» i M raaa a n of college level, equlre a high eehool edu. or tt* equivalent aa prmIta. but carry na regular -altr credit. honied ceuraea '«U !*SIS"' delude ToR eat JOBB^RAMAKIXN. fla t* coordinator am. ; stated ttot 9a altandad whaa np town to Flar. uatrp requires It tber af anrtUeaa la 10, the maxi. sa b Bsaip rr Members Tell f•Occupations Movie ‘Worata’ Are u m m a i i a , m l .i ^ Dalttoa Tewneedia,* 4 new �M. 4 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rati, Highway And Water Transportation EnUbUsIrari fa IN # 8 ANFORD, FIAJRIDA. TUBMAY, JANUARY 28, 1941 AFTER J3T ;efeller erience On Visit To London To Hold Empire As Greeks Throw Back ■Attack In. Albania ; ‘j V* r ’ rn « * ■ Mueolteie empire wen reported radar, prawun by the DritUh to. four _ widely eeparaUd. * W W la Jtorth end E iit Africa.' la tha porth, the Britieh ukt they wara'. mleelng troopa to taka wtlei well of capture* mm Surprise Attempt To Iqvade England Is , ^rm ed_PowibiIity Vha Greek High Command aaid taUaa Muaurr attack* In Ate M ia had teen beaten back, whUa g w raparted iuecee*e, on both Aftteaa and Albanian fronts., ■ntha r a m . u .t night doaod , RONE. ju t . 28 —OPh- It*. W e d f t lM indicated today that m ilitary, economic, and1 diplomatic co-operation bo* Ewpeq Germany and Ita ly ia I'fpchlmr a more intenee ph aal in preoaratlon fo r ft Jotet< onslaught Intended to drive the Britlah from the JCedlterranean and set them ra n Utal of n on than’ 1100 prisoner. In a knifing " • f ■» cutting Benito I • Bed Sea colony In hack In North Africa. ■Two Spring offanaln* a n In pm port—agalnat tha Britlah In Africa and against tha preaks In A lb ania 1■aa a preliminary to a M a lt a nrprtoa attempt to In. feller did vndo tha British Isles and th en , but entld by fftd (h e war this year. Undo Sam. Wlnlhrop rodoo o f tha oil faau lifa aa a buck private lr N. J, Young Rocks. iM wait to be drafted. aouUi where other B rit. . driving deeper mte ^gfiiiop le, . . pr,»<i 0f the a f^ J U W o p u n tribe.men {• f" b y HSIle Selaule, In the In. tarior was reported In yesterday's “ ■M iw tkue o f the BrltUh Mid. I East command. Oft UH northern Libyan front ojong the Mediterranean Britain's o f the Nile, striking with force w e.tw .rd toward ^ .rep orted utlafaetnry prngrau m the encirclement o f Duran, more than ZOO miles deep Into Llh ytn territory by way o f “ ■a coastal road. In gonaoctlon with the cnclrrle. moot Of. Perns and the steady toward Bunthaii y es lrr. . communique reported that tha • u m b e r o f prisoner, taken in tba capture o f Tobruk has now a mar* than IS.000 meij. ftcalte Mussolini has ' U t«l bag of prisoner. T«n. 8ir Archibald Wa. . ■__ _ J p fte o v v o since Dae. 0 new apjm.r* to be In I fourth full-ranking dor to go to the it wpaks. the others' tr o f Corporatlory* Minister o f Poo. Aleaaandro Ppvognl without Portfolio FtrlpoccL ■Many Take Part lit tian Practice Homes In County Listed At 6,000 In Census Report I Italian troop# fighting -to hold « ring Offense jJb In Prospect W «* • P « t fh o yean.. a<cold lag to the records o f Cblot o f Po­ lka Roy Will lama, which dla. Italian IU ’ ™" « Also tdoao that no fatal accidents oc. f. t. medium . urred within the city limits dor. tha the communique comm ing IDtO. 1 a Att Ago Agordat a about Making a pica to the motoring British Britlah were wo Into Eritrea from the frontier public to join a drive to repeat l e '« ftriti wl*h the A n aW 4C **P«*n Sudan the perfect record this year, with the baretr f « rrila* fr o m . the Chief Williams said today that ■nd and bant grt* roan iaaniul o f Asm are. a large number o f accidents Eritrean With Ift th ilf han't’' would be avoided If drivers would With Agordat A - Britlah observe then three traffic regu. tb* Brill* would domlnal* J*” ewllrord >* l*mdln* »0 tbe -hlof F.rltatlona: eellroed pert at M a » » w a 1. Keep within the speed lim it trean Red 2. Stop on red light*,,. t' — 1 S i f f W t f f c U - Preeidi ■ ■pomible for the good record we mario In Ranford last year," Chief WiUlomo pointed out "and la ' WASHINGTON. Jm »- SS— It lo un to them U keep tha slats WASIIU clean." president Saying that •‘ the City o f Ban., ford 'bp* gone to quite an ex. ores* .'go erect slop signs and lights apt I he hosardoua Inter, ■.-rtloiV the police chief n . rloinwff that this was done for •ha protection of IH H H R H . Will bone, fit if the rean'allone nfo ohaorved. The riiv OowmMMft rooontly troffk erdWanes which Inenfewi H all regulations and (hem an IS Ante «nd *41___ m s f f 'a i r ; — ^ Seen, 7 British .Vi By Ambp r Leahy ____that rt nieht Ibo VICHY, W oiwm J*«. —Admiral WltUnm U United Franco, persona] tUb gw praaoevte Mteraagfw Tha ••trails had -------- „ MIAMI, Jan. t * ■ Jth— Tro"U eel-radio reported. i | e * e Wmpraaa of w t iw T today as f attar hatrl In ?ed T alight coU cold., - ■■■ slight Mater General fc M. Watson . ! the * » * » * * • “ ld the PraaldraT; Prea^ th. — » » • eeoiata l‘w■ ■ ■ ‘ Tickets ' Dwhy. ,, NUMBER ISI Gels First N NEW YORK Italian Army* Fights •er Co-Operation fctwaan Italy And lermany Is IndicatI By_Dispatches Member Assrfclnlcd 1’rrs.t Out-Of-Stiilc C ars P ush O ik * A Minute O u l.iifsh lu li till- . | id Ah llir In fo r m a t i o n I.... I It . f (he .Junioi SmaU Percentage Of Units Are Unoccu|>-, led, Bureau ^ ates Chamber uf (Vnnot'icr an m. eraffo o f n m r « minute in . cording to n i In ( k mtnie t*> Jessie IsJidgi' lirwi .^onduy nf. ternoon het\%ern J in and .Vim o'clock Mule I lin n 7,\ |ivict ii| ©f these cal', urn south diiMfiji! Presidential date Was St. Paul’s C a n d l - Lcavtng Church When Siren Wailed Shipping Losses Mount Sharply Empress Of Austral* ia. Reported Tor­ pedoed, Makes Port Cars fiom a* hu niMtlv Bemknok County hnn n tutu I uf Ontario unit a- |m west 6,770 dwelling units i f which Callfot niM net i immiig those are occupied, a report of that panned dunrig the eheek HANGKOK. T h u liu m * housing units in Florida made by O f the IH *.|iihw in (},,. ito hii] (Stem ), J.n. 2A— ( A l 1) — Thu tha Bureau of the O n «u » of thr •x a rl!) Inn.dm ,I„f them Thailand Supreme Command Departmenl of Commerce, \\a*h. wtr© repreM*iite<l m (he stienm asserted today that FriUPU. Ington, D. C., revealed tialay. o f traffic Imlo-Chbia, had violated a Only 0.4 percent of the total A scene o f beauty and tran^Pllity remains after the slashing The ntiiti* m t mpievented trure arranged through Japwind, sleet anil anew storm which .wept New York City. This number o f units are \*<*nt, for | by touiifttft nn New York ft ur*e mediation and that while IVniiM) hutna mi iked n hr. 1 1 fighting had broken picture was taken from Central T a rt looking toward, the light. sals or far rent, the report dis­ closes—a total nf 431 Other v*. clone fteeoml Ohio and Muhi. »ul again an almoat all *d skyscraper, o f uppcr-oildtown. rancie* total 101. gan also were lugli in niiniheiw f rente The French w et, deO f lha BSO.P10 duelling unit* in while ftiir fi ru itibi state* as. rl.red In hue* continued Florida on April I. It*III. 63.530 Georgia Mini Aluhama did not Hike operation.'' after the nr B.O percent were vsrsiit and I have «.t imin) ear* going <rasr.firing deadline cd 10:89 for stlo or rent (lh e«r represent. through n'cloch Ihla morning. Ing lha eommerelally significant vacancies], while 630,1.16 dwelling Hi t . . . r | , (r , l*reaa unite were oceupieil hy homu hohl* \ h>Mi> Nnzi miller aruitenumerated In the ponulstlon i ent t n i l fir ii homli.s on I/yndon >ck ev»ry * “ • ullu* 1 p l * f " f " ' * ,‘ '"'lav. pivintf Wrndell Willkio »v tU- i „ l * !« * « • The remaining group of In* Imill isiiikl extK’ricnco * hsbitznU of Monkry Ulnrid louk 18J40 unite (representing roughly hiiiriittr nireim The 1940 R»the remainder uf the unit* shown ^for « fmiol»nr khnkl rU>l ftf:ur« iiiiMicaii iiresidentinl candl* btti»uM* »l it meat tlnir. TH- man aa vacant in the prellmtnery n<leaia) wa* made up for the most Mted to meet King kiuiki liotu u pmr nf ruUlher rln k Rii part o f varant tin IIs lumg hehl )LhHJl A, picks up h pu*l of fiiecl rnr> in a few davs. waa for atraant household*, though it atiil arrosn 1lie* moat lo In' t t'uviiiR St. Patll'n Cathedral A story o f continued pisflBik® U ticlttl by j lofiir. bmky Muck Includad also a few units trmpnr. srlty occupied hy noniestdenl damage In the field o f engineering by -.Bpi.trr imiokcy win Ii(t'i(f4 on lo when .in uIn I rn waited. a Sanfonl youth came lo light yjlifi truiistm or rUmbi up on lib houaehokla, that is. by household! It! 1...... liver n faltering radio which reported that their Imniri today with the annnunremsD k fur a ride. Thu piafi la ili.i thi 31,833-ton British Liner wars located else.here. that Frederick T. ■Williams^ J fg Shuffleboard Alleys hi I King, negro kroprr snd Lniprvs, uf Australia had beta Seasonal as well »* onlmary son of Mr. and Mm, Krcimndt cry Mtbtiiul In lb « too knows dwelling tliite are included hi all Inrprdiird and .helled by a tubT. Williams, o f SZO Oak A » W n. « n ru I he people o f Han- o f theca figure.. Uecausr o f gep oii* of iii'«*G in.i mi’ n ff the west American ka. gune to 1’ uerto UJto an^eai d who Ills . goo , . cu. * i wa- followed 10 houn lalar , , arbii -e O l th* total number of dwell. factory operation nf the i-hilffb o f tha engineers employed* « y board court* under the o|ieia l.y ii Luhdon declaration that tha ttin . tArran O a w a M »c W l^ lion of 1hr rity'Tierreallon Uc. liig liner was aata tu whkh ha. a eoUtW et fei the unuMUiJ Torn lion. Tht* aiiMwer foan if. In Infornor*Ud p b rr* hpvlnf i IiisimI port. conhlnictlon uf tMTel l-oiining hack lu n day aouiu HO y n n psitmelil. member* o f Hi. < ■*>' , 2/»00 Inhabitant* or morc{ and I lib liner, which ferried King project, at the fugf* buwee In-ltip n f o l i i i i i i i i ixsuiii ilecldcd ut Ih 'ii I'C " Geoige V I and Queen Elisabeth w h in Hu* J ^ h r i U nhirm on 43.0 ne rrent were In rural area* built on the island. .Shown viNittHl thi* l i t t b Uiwn o f Of the urban dwelling unite 0 4 ■ir mi'i’ lmg In the l I'y ll“ ll ** the Atlantic hi 1039 for Mr. W illiam , left this morn Itawion, tfii A a wan untial. nmill percent were vacant and for .ale 1 Csnadlan.United State# tour, m Ill offer till (Iianayi mi lit inc .1 H:00 o'clock by airplalw l»o|f* w i n * g h r n t h e o p p o r t u ­ or rent. a . compared with K.Z per " , is .iticl recently tu have been from Miami for Baa Juan. » h e f n i t y o f rn r r > i n g w i U r t o t h r cent uf thr rural dwelling unite ..| tlie 1 .'lilts to the I ....... i i lol u.-i-il n* s troop ship. || \ y *> e i, t ity c ii ib. .ml i" l.e will receive furtln-r itn in n . (' Iv p h a riU ami d o l n f amall jo b s Dwelling unite vacant rfnd fin While Briton, reloUcd over the In) lion* o» to wbero hi. e.act tu«>l to w » m u to t h e »how . ■ale or rent formed S.3 percent nf I In I ily luiik in • I III' ' hli'1 . . ape nf “ The EmpreM.'' the quarter* will be. Completion of When the but trot ramr ail dwelling unite In J.ck.onvilli A.linn ally- acknowledged that . , Brlt... the hogxing project* 1* e*|«.-rt<il down Ihnl Might and the nh»w and 10.6 percent In Miami, Un­ • mu I-, h-tsleil ni **ecunil ^*f • ■’ i - lo*»»* *Z»ln bad to Ik- ni.de within .1* or • isr* ’ pulled (hil mi the mad a frlfh t- ci Ur* with the largest populatimi* „„| I'.lnietlii A vimu , flu- » ill . •...... .shipping ftharply in h«,2l2 tom t o HitjN'i v i*p t h r i l l Jiiut !'<■»> I ' month. It I* part of ll»- uorl • npj little Im>y of ten wan an In I he state, the repurl ahowa. ! i I fh ip i w^unk —In thr week lk) ik r» p I»s t'Gkt f v>Mt •!' Iwing done In cnnjunrlimi will unwilling memlwr o f the troupe The number o f occupied dw ill In f 11 »l 1hr i t ii 14ifii lh , Hu «11u1111it Jan. 16............ of M i n i l'ii-i- I’hll hurl been htoleti from hb ing unit, represent! approilmntrf A dvriee requiring pledcrt o f | 4t III tt Itjlttl l»f 11 f " ■n alt.', secured a . a rarull of ao ptrrnlfi hi help rarr for the rle- ly the number of private huu-i« I'uiirla hi f ii *1 i In1, - **h»|M j nl 1(airimtier* to the pemun of Chtaf e*change of tk-sUoyci* will' i di ailia. It wan four yrara Inter hold. In the respective areas und at ml )•> mitlnfairi ilu n s, Mi Nh>< > |■f St ut i1 Marthal I’limu from all Great 11r ita in. immifttpra, ''high ilIgnltarieB and | h#forr I’hil ever aaw any mrm- may lie compared roughlv wiili •ji nl i >1 1In* su m i'sq>cinh il, 1 1 . Imioediatrly prior to hi* a» I haf o f hb family aural rt and then the number of private ramlhi* kkui. I ill JHIIMitiwl Ili>4 Mlkil huiltl |' lute ufflriali** has hern orfaigiiment in r u rito Itno, M> | Ita fouml only hb mother •hnwn In the rrn.ua reports f was umiotinved lAftl Ih i;, it tul vi*ikl l i j u u n l ti|» ii4M<l, ii WilliafliS likd been engag<-<l a- i Tlitip panftiil for the boy and 1030 Such comparison thin* 1m t |) it ltd tai|(H|illl«Illl 'Tilt J Mill i 1 n lieh t . an englnevr in the build in* ol | he tkemme nr run to rued _to .... T h r new rotifttittitliuiAl act It the that the number of private house * lull imilkittfvil tiki* « uni l | iH11 a military airport in Tallatiuaxi I life though se ll new ' experience' hoids Increased appro*Imately 3 m 3 tuti* in t h r l i m e ih« I ify t-mk i •i hi* imhlUhed zhortly It w ai by the Florida Construction Co ■will, uml will inukf ufnclala f* as a Jltth terrifying. The first Ov™*"!. •* contrasted with Hi “ Freddie," aa the youthful rn lime hr was lo ride an elephant 202 percent Inrreaae In pojitil*. 11it i n t i v r r llit <>iiimiihM<m In'll f *I .■ h 1 |Hiii*ihli' with thetr |»eranna and gineer la known to hi. Im-nd' I’hil refused to climb aboard. Thr tlon between 1930 and 1940. Tins ini •t»rkr8y fur fulfilling Ihrir |io»t» f(iti -I f Join t In* Kiiiilmil Si h l * here, graduated from Keminok iralnor pulli-d out a whip and la eaplalned by tha fact that tin I'M m ill M ai krl tn u n i it » *«•j fm fhv ((uiid of the ktate. High Hchool, ami attended tin teaht-tl the Isjy scroM the ahoulil. aterage atet of fam ily ha* t u n lj(fht ut T h l r t n fiili M i n t | " Hu* rrjrlme uf lrr«*K(iori»lbllltjr U n i.e r.lly o f Florida, where lo r n a couple 1930, a. It of lim e., I’hil creaaeil since mul I r r m li A v rn iu ', umi r# f*-»»»it i nvrr, mi id nil o ff ic Ia I coinmenwas a member o f the Alpha I no found the whip to be more throughout the country. The avi > it In I lilt'f o f INtlicr U i l l m i u i to ! lary " T h r ulatr i»|>prars now ai Omcra social fraternity. i ’* Ini I iirrh y w ith a c h i e f at lh a •i.ngrron* H u m th* olrphonl, m i age number of peroons In lha |k>[i flvif'i ilium if it wan iiftnlvrl ulatlon per occupied dwelling unit ha ro d e A IrMt-r waa Micivi'il fn m ' in t i who m m ifiM id i Aiid m u»l bo , iTien w h o i c i t p l N a The jo b n f riding the elephant In 1940 waa 3 85 fo r the »tatc-, . . JI 11 Mufitcp of O fIaihJu, lillnK n l i i y i il . jioiiMhillty nnw Ftake their Ubir•nulled the wearing of a gla. compared with an average popu­ m y fin th e CUrrn h n l * ' | hm moroua red uniform with bright lation per fam ily of 3.90 in IlKin. I - 1iJij,r 1Imp IfiO j i u i i n f ft t |i»] ji . flii’ii gondii a n d t h e i r llvei,' I ht net i Imjj will Apply. It w *» sretn trimmings. With a tall according to the report Inirvlite “.a, Il f ( hit t iy | K ' Uriel (If. l.| I ..imimihm vil, "lo former hat rocked on hl.-hcad I’hil rode my tliul it WAR tilfl ( i l l ’ ll I h» |..n l t.ffiriftl- who have held of■ UIIIHIIWSIHII I' %p r m M ' t l lh* In III I in grandeur through lha street* HTOItJH WARN INCH j fin* within the pant 10 year#* Ih f tf tin- licrniM* f l i M f y , . M,f= lu l l •>f town, all over tha country. ....I "tin* artlon tuken by « » • Watching hi* bo**, J. R. Ja«fnl t r f i i M ’tl to chitriic* if Mi WA.SHINOTON, Jan. 38-4/p, I , luff i.f nl ate will not ricluda ■oba, an animal trainer, Phil Tha Weather Bureau at It) :m SM) t*r pin uf f i,1 1 lirt action through legal chan■Jiu M iller Aftkrd for t« (ti i imi orderisI An Orlando couple, Dav la Buck- learned much about Urn hand­ oclock Monday night *«• Aril b rv r Arul win* nl |i»|tl 11, 1. " apan and MJm rjorenew Wel.h, ling of animate. Aa be Mamed to northeaet etonn warning, con If . lisrgee against official* are T h i r t r r n i h H trv ri '| 0e ('tmi sLippoi led by P elain '. inveatlfOw an itaued a nu rriu g, license at ■lo hit dutloa of tending the ale- llnuad eouth of Block I.tand to HJaatlawaa Oa Faoa Three) iM iiftKiiiri Alim r r f y r r o l Ijtih m i|m Uelewaro Breakwater, tba Court Houaa yaaterday. lii ii It w a. announced, h. muy *" * h»ff VVilliftrim fm MiMstiyn o r d e r them to restitution. depHVa Mlse Elisabeth llarkcy Harkcy will th e m of their Political rlghte and A l*dti’r wa* read *! Il„ be the principal speaker opcakcr at the nui them under hou.e .urvaUmeeting o f the U Lion* 'i'g Irion th, Sutiford Ganli-n t'luii o n i Club at prulcsting the praclicr of unlit ) 11» re**" ‘ lm' " . fortL the Valdes Hotel 4loM tonight at • " ■ 'p a n i c , in t r i m m i n g off the * »rR e te n tio n in • :» ' " ' f * »r iteae where the, inter. |,wrt r nrl" ,Mrr:____________ The Townasod Club wlU bara A vr u X f d u * P r o »fM L brought one o f tba Joba tha demontrn. (< l- a llli the power line*. I ul n« Phil, Keeper At The Zoo, Lives Colorful Life Among His Friends City Turns Over Courts To Club For Supervision Williams Goes HftwiS Naval Base Job At Puerto Rico of Tourists (iroup Form- «IU'I fromh erly Had Charge Of I............... ....... ffSfcVii-rcs City News, Briefs Defense Program Expands Work Of Demonstration Agent, Says Leader Its regular msating at the Court House Tboraday night" s i 7:80 A j F\' NoOtUand, preaidaat, u/ged all member* to at- in Eurooa and Uon atant moat eonewntrata #n." Kcliun uai taken The ('umml.aloner. drcidnl to Malnutrition la found not only *’ k .Mu.f J-ioanor Morri.cn, head S F A T ftfiiJ S tfc**"lyI in*,h r le w w ,*' »..,l Tholr trouble cornea from * * W f what foods constitute or diet, Mias Holloway aaid. abtft of non from farms aatey In aoow oommunlttea l up • now pattern of life » • W W A . i W y now have Inr auk b i mu tad nra In­ to .—•»’ *«■ rvcroauon bulldr*er“ ,lon ,,ul Shore Boulevard open , ’ «*>ur.!*ya and 8umlay. for lh, benefit o f tha many vieiiare on thoee day.. A t praeent the building i. 0p ,n five day. . week. Reorganization Of F. E. C, Ip Sought WASHINGTON,-Jan. zh — pT) oommkiae o f N o r . rr * t r 1. Co*f» hallway Company bondholder* fllad with tba Inter. itaU Commerce Coraaiulon yea. *f,d*2 • *»FY of Its bomion to lha Bouthm Ptptykt Court of Florida taking that tha court ap. Nw*»,*ke eoonntttM'f plan of rs. srpanlsatian far tha company. ...Ku.tbTS!y'« " ii& s a .M s a -Tek d ,• . * ' ' ■ ; ■ ’ .; A - ; •’ Rail Credit Union Votes 6% Dividend At tholr fifth annual moatmg last night at tha eompwtjra office. mambere nf tha Hajsfurd Atlantic Cooot Una BaHroad Employee. Padcral Credit Union voted a ■lend on aharoaV. C. M u song or president, and now the managing s ta ff Mr. MasaongOr, f . was pan mombort elected WU N. Ollteft, II. Katrldgo, A. H. s . U w ta l o . 8. Tolar aa directors I J.. Calloway lo Urn credit urn salt anl M. E. Laddon, T . U tPOi ner and B. Jahnaon to tha H * vioory committee. Mr. Tolar was ra u M treasurer, ora W. M. Thlgy *n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d462f3d47978c810edb64396cb2b3f78.pdf 332dc93b5587bb4f8b6f8bb8b6a39795 PDF Text Text B om x* Toward War, Sayi University H ead CHICAGO, .Jan. 14—(A*)—Dr. Bibert M. Hutchlna, president of Um University of C klttfi, i t orrtod Thursday night that b« bo­ ll*red "tha Anarkan people ere about to commit euirid*" by drift, lag Into a war for which Inoy aro “morally and tatatlactvally unpre- jj: c tf 51 greet responsibilities, la Um brat of coptxoTaray, la tho InternaUoaal gam* of Waff, tho PreaL dauta tpoacba* and rocommend*' ■ig a* to oblige, w# cannot per. form. "Tho af/ort to perform them will prevent th* achievement of Ihd.alaia for which Uw President (thud* at homo." V Th* 41-ytar-old educator, apoaklag on an nnaponaorod radio pro. tram over th* National Rro»J. coating company's Rad network, dtad m o a t nttcrancaa of Pre*l. daat Roosevelt defining th* Amrr. Icaa goal aa "a world founded on fraadom of apooch, freedom of worahlp, freedom from want and freedom from fear" aad added i “I. hold that the United Bute* cat hatter a t m coffering human, ly everywhere by staying out" of the war* In Europe and Aala. “Wo need to hoar of .‘all aid abort of war,'" ho continued in the prepared Wkt of hla address, bla lin t In eight yeera dealing with .other then educational sub­ ject*. "The word* >hort at war* a n omlnoualy mlaelng from th* Proaldent’a recent apeeehe*. The loaao-lervd bill contalna provisions that we abould bar* regarded a* •eta of war up to laat week.” Dr. Hutchins emphatlaod that In this, hla T in t public que* Hon­ ing" of Prooldont Roosevelt, ho wna, apeaking “almptr ai an American rltlson. and that he wished to dlaaoclale hlmaolf from “all N u ll, Fascists and appea*. an," became T regard the doc. trine o f all totalitarian regimes aa wrong la theory, aril In eg. edition, and Incompatible with th* rights of man; I wish h disso­ cial* w yttlf from Ihooe who want ua to stay out of war to w r a our own akin* or our own property BUCHANONS ORCHESTRA 1 e n p e r y E iS x b l i $ i * ^ ■ A M . ^ M W M ABOVE GROUND ALOM^ -fHE ORINOCO R I V E R tH y R N E E M E l A t ; » « 0 A U 5 E « * A M t* iHxr tHFE»r qarp^h* FJoridEa Goes Over Quota Of Schools In Luneh Program JAPANESE BRIDES ofbemNos or 'STOP W A V 6 IP E S N r j KEE Bwiy Saturday N i|hl 8HLIT7 DRAFT BEER NO COVER CHARGE Irena Magmdtr. None Mario Fssold, Albert MUton, Poetor, Joyce (Wl ola Alexander, Ralph Jag gene McArthur, Walter Bobbie Leo Mortew. fiat Hams, Ratty Hunter, Rosier, Lylliaa Boy)*, G i Kitty Odham. PhylUe Myra Ann* Southward. Gibbs, and Audrey Toll* GBAPR BIX, Story B< din Harria, Martha Hag T* Pits, and Genera Daphne Connelly; Jo* • Wathen, Harry L O IM * Belle PontOn. 8«) IUR, Teatamoot J. pan] Jonas, Carroll WKIIeme, Mary CUtab* ' Jlmlnos, Hamel lie Haney, Myra GableTs Hotel LONGWOOD, FLA . M iw tn **y • ,M§ HIT Ann wVi liner. iry Leu Palrdoth, ■ JACKSONVILLE, Jan. » 4 (Speclnl)—-Florida ..baa exceeded. Its achml lunch TwU of 1.M0 participating atbeola, C. C. Cod. rlngton, BUU|; Welfare commla. tinner, baa reported la a itato. wide advisory school lunch «om* ml (tea, of which be li (MU’* man. ■ ■' , --'J . . , • ?At w nr la*t meeting a goa of I£04''of lb* ' stairs 1 « school a wa« act,* lb* rape* NR— m nlrnm aei Showers Postpone Berry Festivities Gwqns o> H whltnn* won't nils off! : * • 0* • r BOWLING GREEN, Jan. «4— (Special)—Rain. welcomed by the lit bg bUd ton* V-7-A1U-►*>*,* SEMINOLE COUNTY RECORDS rtauitift. the *lnUpe*Ung fee program la 100 p*M Harrey, L. IT. and wife To Ed. hi two ceuntloa. # gar Earl Whitten and wife. . ale being *crv*d/M City Of Sanford To Pearl David. the athool* af jU n Jacobson, Ethel R. end husband ty and all foqr of • 'Arthur To J. L. Ingram. Qolt Claim Daada Jacobson, Ethel and buaband To ■^ .“U Ingram, i • Agroemoat Pag Dead Will lama. Jama* A. and wife To Real Batata Mortgagee Whitten, Edgar Earl and wife To L. H. Harvey sad'wife. Ragsdale, R. L and wUa To .Chase and Camping. . ' Ingram, J. L. To Ethel R. ’Jacob* MAN CHEVROLET1" Buy a quality OK Continuing, juwmwi ' i^ r o T S -S S Used oaf* In Sanford / 1940 CHEVROLET �» • 4* * , j . • * Sanford In The Only C entral Florid* C ity A ffording Rail, H igh w ay And W ater Transportation SANFORD. FLORIDA, BA’ der of Revolt Member Associated I’r w Y, JANUARY 25. 15M1 CLUBHOUSE AT SANFORD N U M B E R 129 Attempted Invasion LINKS oner In Purge Iron Guard Chieftain ••And Vice Premier la. Arrested With G e r m an Approval Cockran Trail Given Approval As WPA Project British Attack Nasi Sub ’Base Kilbee Says Improved I Italian, Claim Sinkiqg Of Enemy Ship leaded With Troops ^ lHofa o f i 8imjT Sinn, who looks more ft pb*t than the leader of a rebellion which has kept Rumania* In a bloody tumult reek, wae reported ar: today In the purge of er loo Antoneecu. whose ament once again is In 1 of Bucharest, with |ftdt collaboration of K- m ilitary fa n e s , t, rice prem ier and Iron . chieftain, sraa taken In r by troop* who stormed M teeftaft O eardlsl hand. Road To Open New, Farm Land For Use < P m U w t Koom ti H ha* a p . proved a WPA project for 932,SIS to coni tra c t and Improvi the old Cockraa u n it road from G enera to Sanford, Senator Claude Pep. per adrieed The Herald In a tele­ gram today. Described aa a “farm .to,m ar­ ket" reed, the Cockran trail ru m from Iowa City north about ela mile*, and connects a t Genera with the redd la te Sanford. The project will preride fund, and labor to co t p a rt of the new high­ way (b re a th the woode, and a portion of the old trail will also W. G. Kilbee, mem U r of the w r d o d Coemty C m mi*« loners, tx ffR h plaaaed • t th e prefoet bed been ap . wvedL Md J fM th a t much new ■ m toN dw JS eew he opened op Shown In fro n t of the newly.rcmodeled clubhouse a t the Sanford golf course are four young women, an increaning number of whom are taking up the -port for fun and exercise. Been on the green are Mr*. Harold Ferran, ktra. Jam** Higgins, Mrs Cotrell Talley, and an unldtnU flerl'jR iycr. The clubhouie waa fo r.' m rrly the resident* of Charle* Emery of 11on­ ion, Mas,., and Wpa built in the m ldil of his (In.acre orange |f r » f before the course was Golf Interest Is Boosted By Improvement To Club Links By FRANK COWt.KN If eedata old General Henry Sanford could return tndsy t" the 23,600 a r m In Ihe SI John. River Valley whkh hr nctjiiired In 1170, to d if lie could he taken on a to u r of the city which now beare hi* name, It I* aale to p»aurqeA tof he weald never reteg— — many ehanfes \ District Meeting Of Odd Fellows Planned Grand M aster J . K. David and DUtrtet p e p e ty Grand Master Plrnd D. Kenny e f S t d e a d will sra "iFhl mif to**W *** •' J U tP M tln . - I l l t o to U « t Iko lodge a t SAO o'clock, and all Sanford and v isitin g O d d Fellow* « * isis a ," -* " “■ don Anticipates ghtiest Onslaught Germany Called ‘Unappcaseable’ New Quota For State Ip Largest So Far; Total Called r.213 , the new raed. United States Must iluy Time To P re­ pare For Attack, Statesman I n s i s t s 5 Men Called By Draft Feb. 17 In Seminole County , _ W hen the Termer m ln lh rr to Belgium bought the land from General Joseph Flnegan, on Irishmen who had fought ui the W ar Betweaa the Stales, creaking wagons polled by oxei were the principal means of transportation Into C entral Fl»r Ida, with the exception of the few small packets which chugged up and down th e winding Ht Johns. The little landing place of Mellonville, where Ftopgan had built a home, wee the m etro­ polis of Ihia section, end the sit* wWrs the City of Ben ford was later to be built wee still a p art »f the pin* forest, sloping down In a m arsh e l the river bank. Wild ahlm ale roamed what Is now F irst S treet, and longlegged cranes stalked awkerdly about the marmby ground where now rises the alocco building of tha City Hall. ? One of the stran g est and lov. liest sight* to Ufa eye* of Gen. rral Hanford on Me tour, how. ever, would be a a !l.h o l* golf fours# laid out h> th a rolling timber lands and .orange grove, several miles south e f the river. Probably the QstsW sI never drove a golf bell a p a la*, but If he cam* beak today he would surely be tem pted to try his skill at Or* Sanford Golf and Country Chib, /eg A llan Stew art. — declares (he green* are to b e t coodltVs* th e y h»». bran In for yadyg, Mara people era louring the link* this see. than a t. anp he has bean S tew art M y a., P a rtly Group From GUIs School In the rourse. In addition to the tegular yearly appropriation for upkeep, thr City has spent .ever#I thou­ sands of dollar* la recent month* building a new shower and locket room, remodeling end painting Ihe clubhouse, replanting Ihe green., and landscaping tb# grounds. A* a result, the course it In-. Mt*U**ehepe ^ thevpr**, m l tim e and the trending* are in good rnnditton aa well Ihe lend where the gelf caorne I. now .R usted wap a part of a grant of 26,000 acres wlurh Philip It Yonge obtained from the .Spanish governm ent In IK17 Ksrly records of Orange county, a pert of which later became Seminole County, l|inw that Joseph Flnegan of Havantiali. Ga . obtained 20,000 aerss of the grant Inr only |I 0 In 1640 hinegan. whose service record in thr Civil War Included action In Ihr llaltle of Olustee near Cake City, .old almost the entire tra rl to Henry H. Sanford of New Haven count)', Conn., in IB70. Charles Kmery, a wealthy re.Ident of Boston, Mass., bought uhoul 00 acres of Sanford', property In 1673, and ss t out a lug o ra n g r grove on the .tie of whet is now the golf link. Many of the trees planted by Mr Kmery are *1111 growing end bearing fru it today. Mr. Kmery, pleated with Plotiila s warm sun. decided to make his winter home here, and con­ structed the house now used a. n clubhouse a t the golf course With the death of Mr. Emrry. hi. ton, a retired naval offlrer. ram e down to live In the house in Ihe orange grove. The second Mr. Emery waa almost fenali. cal In hla love of th e tea. and the top of one of tb« wings of his father’* bou*e waa built by him to resemble the deck of a ship, complete with railings canvas floor. It waa lb* asooNd Mr. Emery who planted tha ra re old Alb* Plena camellia Utah which may itlll be seen n ear th e clubhouse. one a t the t t n m t p U n l s of He bind in Ul* eect ton o f tb* stale Mr. Emery aleo a e t out the oak trees which shad* th e .road lead. Ing up to th e While th re e generations uf Emery* aonght ab aiter from the In their gun. to completion. H. (I Chase, Hr., Was IrrH .urrr of thr group, anil Other members Included John U dw ig, K rnr.l K Hnusholder. ' me I George Knight, and l^on oy y 1024 the Hanford Golf At latirm saw th r necessity of Ing another nine holts to tb* s pud Making It an IKJwde WNtojA rigllftol fli r t mi! could not tackle- Ihe Job lLtsIf. It teemed logical to call upon Ihe City for aid. and Uila was done. T nt entire rourse was sold to the City, and ronsIruclkSi of the second nine holes began. In the nearly 20 years that Hanford ha, had a municipal golf links, nearly all of the re. downed names of the golfing world have found Ihe greens, including Archie Compiton, known a. the "Manchester GianL'1 Mr Comp Ron was Ini. I" rted In Una rnuniry from Eng. loud by a group of Florida real e-tale promoters to play a t thr i.rloua tourers .round the slate, »nd arrording to Hr. Btewarl the British player really waa powerhouse when It cams to driving a golf ball. The big man—ha was sis feel six and weighed over 276 pounds—con. n .to n lly ten t the ball smashing 2T5 or W l yard* down the fair, w.y, Other famed golfers who have pliyed here include Arnaud Mas. - y, aeveral tlmaa Fr+ich open champion ami the only French­ man to win the British open who was here the same year a* Ihe "M anchester Giant.’' The course record of 07 was held Jolnly by W aller Hagan, io n s Kara sen. Hilly Murke sod Mr. Cempslon until this past year, "lien It was shattered by G. W. Hpencer, who tailed around the greens and falrwaya In 66. flvt under par. About 16 year* ago, when all Florida waa booming, the club had an annus) to u rn a n tn l lor three y u a n In a row, and the tug prise money drew tb* big n.m rs In golf from all over tb* m untry. In addition, th* Civic Club Golf Teurtiamr regular p a rt of the d u b 's pro. gram, and large prise* went to th* winners. Among (be players In tha Civic Taurnam eata were Arthur Yowell, Edward Higgins, Senator llousholder, R. U Dean. Colonel George K night, A, C. Fort, and L. C. Be bout. The lata W alter Connelly, of A. P. Connelly dad tbs lata Mr*. Ccginelly, mad* th* first hgUfto ana a t th* Sanford Coif Linas, over No. 3, the treacherous lake hate la I M l I« recant years women have to r e .* * . of thee* waa a rt cm ever y ahr* " U ASIIINflT^N, Jan. 2C _ Emory S. Land Following trMimnny by Emory W. Land, rhnirmuii nf th r Marilim r Mini I hr* ITnI t«*«i Stair* would tod tin vi" riu>ugh ■hipping to bring mi vilnl ilofm ar malarialft, nhiHtld liritMin full. Ihr H oiirc of ItrprrAi ntntlvrft MRrrctl |o lake immediate aelinn nil p*«>. vicling fum h f«*r 'J00 rargo vr^. ■ # ! ■ _______________ ___ Iwit.nccan fleet was rrady. County Guard To Begin Rifle And P is to l Practice Men Will Uw Arms |mined For World Officers Of Home W ar Home Defense Society Selected New Dining Room To Open Tonight Formal opening of the Palms Pints dining room, O p e r a t e d by Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Miller, will ha held tonight. The new restaurant It located on the Han ford.Orlando Highway, Just south nf th* A rm ltef* Cabin Courts Tha Palme and Pines will ip e i. alls* in chicken and steak dinner, and Italian spaghetti, Mr. Milter said. Tb# building is a new one, and modern equipment and facil. Itlss have been installed. Parties “ 111 b* arranged by appointment. and Willklc At Lisbon On Way To London 1.IHBON, Portugal, Jan. 23—W . —Wrridall Wlllkts, ____ , an route i Dmdon, arrived her* Friday ’ Pan dinner. '»« American clipper. ted to tr. , ------- --- furl. -, . hoped-to b* bock In tho United Bteta* by Feb. 12 for Im p o rta n t----™" * City New* Briefs Evelyn Railroad Speakers Will Be Heard In Churches (Sunday im i 1mg Mnri'lj i ill grl under » .1 I*«»11md pr»krrR aitriithuc (he 1m k, inemlrer c Ml nf. rrnn* rv uinl will di-eide wlielhrr nj . - in* of th r lUitmad their Tegular drill "c-.M'ii hi imftri’lifttfc Aanof latinri at the niecling. every week nr | < »♦y Hull will hr gurM spraktr* nt her week im i-vtiftl Siitifonl cliuti hm toIn i Im luture, prnpim ni or low tmu iiinjf, Mm* luml itay lie 1>1.1nurd in advance 1 u n clin g , will he carried mil [ • f Ihe i t »i/rrruc*, l.iiih n S lla r*mI ihaimiMn. niinuunced (Hiding (11 schrdulr, M»J H'U ki y I'Mini > per -hid |i i Hi’inlnole County Giiiird,l i i u i |u rr lir til railwiiy men whuli 1111w li.ta ahmlt ‘J0D nctix | nf ht ( hiilil caitii* ht?rr yrntrnimy n n iu h fi', w». urgum rrd In t wtit11 vm’M* fu rftti al a |iiiirhf*ui| «l July Iiller Ihe l aui|dull I "- | Hi* Vlilrlrz Hu tel. 0. 11 P a fr, * imiIimiiiI tiffuiftl of .Savannah, ()•-, mg I'n 1 nf the Aineiu.iii I ■. ' in, d given impetus In Dll m-'Vi ] (M.kf I" Ihr drlriEalrn at Ihr City MoM o ftrr Mir lunrhrun nil III ill line n f Its melting Ingimi railed on sll Hemii It I i *tr tin, rdllur and m ana. I mintV Cltisrna In-tween k** f “ f Mi« Hrt»lherho«id of Locollgi n t l * Slut ( 1 6 W till W i l l hlP itien and Enufinrmcii’a t (In lid t-y the drafl I" c 1.1j MitlfoAmr, MaNurad Ihr ro n frrrn c t ni itn t'nlire Htatuni nut •• I* irMim th at fh n r unrirrtakina t ingi-i pt mlcd 1 kb.tv fiirrlln f a prrftriit-da/ nrtcT tin . c nulit y was lln ll.n l 1.1f M V\ .Smith, AaUtuta. a field I f n lral Flurlila to tisv» 11 N rn la tiv r of th r Mtdrun As. guard unit, having turn vOt III I loll, will speak at the ser. <1-di d hy Imke muni y liics tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 11,sue* niuHly. la k e ♦—n*l n'rtnck A sung program wtll t mil I'mtiplrts rooipsun i • dr the speaker, and a Hawaiian 1, 1,M i l l I.IH) men i m from Daytona will furnish Al ime nf the first im tll'U.nil' nf iti. Hriuiriul* County G 'll," lire Richard "D iek" BroI I Harper, a veteran id i t,ci», IliK-ky Mount, N. C., will World War who had tinn hr the princlg*l apeaker St rnrni her nf th# National Guar •-Lining servlcrs tomorrow night, (or shout 20 years, w si mined winch will bsgln a t 7:30 o'clock. coimnsnding officer. Ed Perry, engineer of Joliet, III., Other officer* of th r three und the Rev. F. B. Shaw wul unit, of Company A sr» a- sl.il he heard. K. G. Hayas of th* follows: , Sanford railroad shops, will be to* Hide unit: Captain John I. 'sons' leader for the evening m**t. Galloway, F irst Lieutenant II In* _____________ It. Pope, Second Lieutenant II II Coleman, and Second Lieutenant Eugene Brewer. Medical unit! M ajor Charles L. Park, F irst Lieutenant J N. Tolar, and F in d Lieutenant Jam es I'. HolUcUw. New arrival* ’ hp Ranf**^ Headquarter* unit) F irst Lieu­ w e e k m reported toy th# h W tenant H. D. Dago*, F irst Lieu, tenant Joel 0. Field, Becond niation booth o f the Lieutenant B. W. Deane, and Chamber »f Cocasaerce ta c M * ; Becond L ieutenant Georg* Wain. fire persons who Indicated IMS they will become • res Ida* to. OF Now that th* local units el the I I re g istered o N g T ^ o l t o t o Permanent Residents Among New Arrivals sUJfl. NaUenal Ouard hav* Inducted tat* Ik* A m y -for • rear's tralaiag, “ County Ouard* hare taken over .the auto* f s q w t y told by **1’ • ( « ) - — U illtam (J. B u llitt, f 0r , rill'll MmLaaMndor to F r a n c e . Inlil ( nrij-rr'SH Itxluy a n ln v » HK'tt " f I h r W ent c m H c m iaidtcn* w ould b e " a lm o s t c e rl,,in if th .' B r itis h navy w en - ilent ro v e d a n d “ to ta lib ir in ii" in iu e r train ed c o n tr o l of n t h e r thr- A tla n tic o r th o I'm ifii In-fnrc Ihe United s ta te s ' lleoi tilling what he said would he di Haiti- vieisrqurnres to the U ndid .State* if Uritalii were ilrlra tiit, II ii 11It t asaerted before the Heine Foreign A ffairs Com. rullti-i- si ii hearing on the aid. Britain lull that tb* “moat certain | " n> to insure against such ■ detent w"iild he for this coun­ try In gn tl) war He prefaced this statem ent, I i ' h c m i , w i t h n declaration that * » r MU- dilcireined not to be drawn into (hie war," lie declared flatly that the UwAswra r»I» T a i l Unili-il S ta ir, la not prepared Is. day to meet an attark and sold " » e must buy lime in which to pfepnre " It ii ft it I added (hat "we cau liny tliul time only hy making ........... |imctl*-c, with ."tin "* iiiln m that th# Brittsti first will JACKSONVILLE, Jan 16 Irth n f lr . which ................. '■ ii-ntimii- In hold the (idalitarlan F ra u d . M Holt was unanl. ........... llnnie Guard ......... . i" io '» 111 Kuropc while nur (test mously re-elected prssldeal of Ihr World W s i . will t>egi« M"" viiilchr* the Pacifir." 1 riling the rm nnutlre that Florida Children's Home floclety , i the regular meeting " r ..H * for his ninth successive term Frl Hcimmdc County GuardM'" Gcimaiiy had draw n Italy and day at a meeting of th* board ) I H arper, rnminundm, ' Im| ihii in t,i the le a n * against of directors. Die Gulled States sn a Sttlhf- rft-e (n .r, -md today R. V. Covington was panainrd Ilifli .ml pistol ...................... i .ilimiN, lllillltt drctsrrd "we ra n . M n i i i l H N n t ll*h F * § p T l i w i treasurer for hla I6th year and |„ In-id icgtll.rly »l tin nil'.'' Frank Johnson was reflected „1 III, riur -f the ......... .. secretary for th* 26th time. Mar. ) ir-1 Street, under Hu dun*...... cut C. Fagg, superintendent >d ... |t, id Goode a-. r»"l Ihe home her* for 30 years, will Hmio n i l 'continue In the same rapacity fur ........... I I>v another year i ... * trw a fun. Oaa C nrtie * ■porb». hi which . — D raft quota for Remumlc Coun­ ty aubject to cell on Frh 17 ha* boon sot a t five men by the Be1active headquarter, at SI Augus­ tine, a node* received by the local board states. The quota for the entire state is ssllm etrd to Ire 3142, the U rgest call to ilalt- un­ der the present draft art All of these men will not tirr. rtsarily be called, the not ire .aid, but the boards must have the required number of men classified. For the last call Hrminulr I Hunty, along with five Other counlies, waa axem pi since the volunteers In service mad* up the quota This rail require, three n rg m r, and two whit* men from the county. Manatee, Franklin ami Monroe counties have filled their quotas and will not be subject to furnish men for th# F .h 17 call Dade County;will furnish Ihe most men hevtngaa quote nf y«J Huval is second With 4Alr anti IIIII.borough third w ith 30A. ISA. with bar of nf this call |. about Th*# Rum Munber Marti aa four tfwea a t lai large *• the first re ccftlla u ts eo two combined. Camp fac. Former Knvoy Ts Of Opinion U. S. Will llemain Out Of W ar �SJUfMD *1 *’ i* I m mpZMW*- In spit* of Genxw and considerable diplot might be expected to ll the next important phase of the war In our opinion-will be the attempted: invasion of England. While th is presents secmlngl there is every reason Europe if successful holding out fi«M nrojoets « Itain tkt nest few •adka^ oUtxkreig through win some specta# ■ton somewhat t tg significant woul fll Bulgaria, '.turkey and 1pllahed I' on to the 8ue* Canal of. Africa. The. British > British Isles with >Wt erm an arm ies pus asaion of. the N01 till be intact, and bases would contjf in , any, apch drli Hfyt. iiq a st Stare CHE VERY BESTI •>i. h R a u g h t h a H e a r H a st, home haw ^hwvAWfa ihi ip u u a B g jjp ns rnWMuy experts, more or less, who L the 3Q miles separating England, from danl In tbo ‘1sttar's it Unwof communica MabUnsd- drwhMU SHUTS UttM gn could waUh the irew c|#*r. '■ **wnpmstsr, fpiyvsr Acedsmy t o r t « r t Lady It slits t rad tbs ambassador's uunsdlaU staff itafnlng Kdnd’i f w l^ U r w N ,y*l seems far more ilkaly that present conW K W thwiitp’ e ^ r t thp.badc door, re, than lg anticipated, They will certainly Use* thelf navy to Its full capacity even at the riak of sacrificing every shift W 'N M tR ftV GaUeVHetel Stewart Says— ■asset vW«M..»“ tha , Sanford Country Chib tin . dado "tko‘ following 1 ■ K.nftsth T hen Ara Hemes la W tiblapsa ea laauguratkw Day •what ingcnlqiu devices they have co m 0. m m Bolmoa, Sight Ifl One 1 Mil- I in learning >i|hVL raots t «Bk|; full t Tobrsb Isn't the [ ,'b ll'll U too bad. Nation-wide «] inly by extraotdin u p*?? a t wedding (UUa U cei ments, such as the p w IWwfs| tlWuS E*ymOO ra Cano from Pry. ** £ r sogk. 'stfo W m QfyJTTT I B M * tskine n< f f p e p on- . s f • ihs Ir smbss S R e r U s d U> lhi» i ,***** ^ , bluing » |fh the niiSoc* the summer'ai S^cd'Adt was i #■ marriages showed sk •ft Britain orsSyonr tslksd 1H« 1 hfol ,*Vyd r o S ic . FgE r%duj I ' c m ' Mi" Pv Vs •» licenaea issued was DBAFT BE&* Ho Covgy cyAyoi �i t Tourist Club Has Supper And Party Two Speakers Are Scheduled To Be Heard At Stetson l i r a of the Toorlat Club ware hosts U«1 evening for a covered dish supper end card party i t L IL L IA N A D A M S, S o c te ff B d lU r Calendar Will M e t o t TitO P. H . a t th* hamo o f Mia* M U abath Whlgham and H Ha .Jean WhlgHam on Weat H i n t Btreet. All member* or* v m to atten d . • f T n l h Bankers C la u of th* Itotiiodlet Choreh will hold Its m ooihiylm alaaai and social mceU lag a t l:Q q P . M. a t the home of M n . W. P. Buhrman on Hagnolia ! TUESDAY 7 OladloU Chib will meet a t 3:00 P . M. o t th* bom* o f M ra Glenn K. McKay, ISOS Sanford Avenue, r ; THURSDAY I P resident's B irthday Party, Sponsored by th e Ju n io r Chamber eg Cam mere*, will ba held begin.' nlng a t 1:00 o'clock In tha A r. M aty la th e form of a "M illion. tb e Mrs. Arthur Branan IS Bridge Hostess Satarday Mra. W. F. Tulen / Roger G arner / M u T v o ll* Will lama M n . E. D. Brownlee Jo h n Ivey • Claude Kelly Mra. G. U . C rabtree 3uiid*y 1 J§* Lee Khar A riaetrong, Jr. CL A. Whlddon, Jr. Urn recant acquisition of bases (a South and Centred America by UaaW Sam is, raoponaible for J h a oarollm ant of 100 officers a t V a c D tn Field in tha Spanish d a p u ta ta a t o f th a Uatvaralty o f Tam pa. Enroll*** rang* from brigadier gasvaral to corporal. WITH RAY OOU> BEAL MACHINELKSH PERMANENT WAVE, you g e t a "spariaL laatT wave. It's Ilka having a frock, styled exclusively for yew > . , becauaa you get tha lotion th at la ju s t ox. aetly rig h t fo r your p ar. tlcular type of hair. |d.tO to 110.00. Phone today fo r an at liSO Auxiliary Discusses Making: Tray Favors Mlaa Elisabeth Baker of ProvL dence, R. I., has arrived at the M ayfair for Ih* season. Thl* la The Rev. V. A. Crawford of Mlaa Baker'a third ronaerutlv* Nagoya, Japan, who arrived in w inter a t the Mayrair. Sen Franc lace only three weeks ■go, will apeak Sunday at the Mlaa Ruth Meiach, student morning worship service of the IVcsbyterian Church end give the nurse a t Riverside Hospital In Inleat news o f the situation in Jacksonville, loft today for In­ th at country, Rev. E. II. Brown. diana poll, Medical ('enter where Ice. pastor o f the rhurch, an . she will complete, her training. Iiouoced today. W aller S. Pope of Haddenfirid, An Inspiring program of music lias bean arranged for the nervier N. J., era* a guest thl. week or with Miss Dorothy Craig of Bal. Ills son and daughter-in-law , Mr. timore, Md , aa the guest aoloUt and Mrs. II. II. Pope, at their Mr. in nddltlon to the large church home oa Sanford Avenue. choir. Tha Young People's choir Pope was enroule to Miami. will alng a t the evening service. Mr. and Mr* C E. Rnu.e have Tbe auditorium of the church haa bean redecorated and will returned to (heir home in Kansas be open for tha worship tervicea City. Mo., a fte r visiting for th* past 10 day* a* Ihc guests of Sunday. . Tha public b Invited to attend Mrs. M. S. Messenger snd Verne the 11:00 o'clock service and Messenger. They were arcompalL. " g e t the latest news from Japan led to Jacksonville by Mra. Mes­ by one who haa lived there for senger who will spend the week­ end with her eon and daughter. years." i , __________ In-law, Mr. and Mrs W 11. Mes­ senger. Tha annual ball of the Rotary Club will t e bald on Fab. I f In tha M ayfair'H otel aa a S t V al. antlna'a dance, Andrew Cerraway. A BPEC1AU u m ON FOR YOUR SPHLTAU TYPE OP 11AIU Whan you get o NEW Hall The aupper w ai followed by community singing led by Fran* C rane and Charlea J. Dibble with tbe la tte r singing a nolo a t the Mra. Arthur Branan entertained h er d o t ond o few friends yes­ H r. and M ra R. L. Glenn have request of thoae attending. terday ot b ar borne on Palm etto relum ed to their home in Clev*. Chairman of the committeo at Avenue with an afternoon of land, O., a fte r (pending a abort man In charge of the e v e n ln g t fridge. entertainm ent was Waldo Aldrich, time here with friend*. Red. white and blue formed the Among those preaent w a n t color motif fo r the party with H r. and Mr*. Frank Evans and tallica, decoration, and refreshH r. and Mra. A. J. Neleon of f kLe If _ 1 tu n tnenta in keeping with the choeen theme. Aa winner* for the game* of bridge, Mra. M. G. McNair and Friend* of Mr*. C. I.. Good, Mr*. II. R. Morri* were awarded chiffon hoae. M ra A. a Fort, hue 'will regret to learn of her Weat acreeno winner, leceirrd a hand- Illness at her home on Seventeenth Street. xrrrniei, (lets. -Kefreahmenta were served by Also, Mrs. R. J. Goode, Mra. tha hostess to the following: Mrs. Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Vinnup W. H. Gray. Mra. Flora T. Brea, W alter L. Cooper. Mr*. H. W, of Cincinnati, Q. are visiting as gy, Mra. J. L. McEwan, Mra. Rucker, Mra. M. G. McNair, Mrs. the guest* of Mr. and Mra. J. Jamoa Reardon, Mra. C. C. Karla, J . H. SUneciphrr, and Mra. 0 . K. B, Cogbum h i their home, "Doa Mra. Byron Squire*. Mra. Lula Fu Higher. larg o * .1' Sanford, Mra. W. R. Brinson, Also, Mra. R. W. Ruprecht, Mra. Mlaa Eleanor Morrison, J. Sing, A rth u r PhllHpa, Mr*. W. c. KJithII. Q. Hlntaley waa called last linger and Waldo Aldrich. hoff, Mr*. A. C. Fort. Mra. II. E. night to Winder, (1*., on account Morris, Mra. M. C. Swingle and of th* death of hi, brother who Mra. J, B. Gahan. waa killed in an automobile acci­ dent. Rotary Ball Will Be Held Feb. 14 HEADS YOU WIN1, Recreation o'clock. Traveler From Japan To Speak At Church B IR T H D A Y Dancing will begin a t -10:00 P. M. In .Ute ball room of the hotel which will be decorated In keeping with a S t Valentin*1* day theme. Th* orchestra fo r th* dance will he announced'ht*r. Working with Mr. Carraway on arrangem ents for tbe dance are II. II. Coleman, Roy Holler, Al­ gernon Speer, Georg* Stine ami J . J. Peacock. ( AI Doudney Honored With Wiener Roast Al Doudney waa honor guest last evening a t a watfier roast and supper riven by his mother, Mr*. Sanford F. Doudney, In the park adjoining their horn* on MellonvIU* Avenue. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour following th* birthday supper. Around 30 guests were present with tha honor guaat on hi* birth­ day. ________ 11 , , / ' Tha 100-room Palp M ar Hotel a t Dunedin Y acht Basin has been by CUntnn M. W ash. PA GE TH R EE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA JANUARY 25, 1M1 Games Are Planned For Jaycec Party A number t.f Inleroatlng gnmei. eon testa, auctions and bop lb* have been planned for Ihe President's Birthday P arty Thursday evening in the Armory when th* junior Chamber of Commerce will spun, aor a "Millionaire's P arty" with proceeds to be donated to "F ight Infantile Paralysis" Campaign. Person* attending th* party will be given a “million dollar*" In ex­ change for th eir script and this money will t e used In enjoying the many attraction* o f th* norty which begins a t 1:00 P. M. Danc­ ing will be provided fo r along wilh (hr other entertainment*. Decora lions for the party which will carry a patriotic them* will be under th* supervision of M n. Karl Ncrdgven and Mra. E. J . Nelaon, Jr. In charge o f th* ticket sales la Dr. Luther T. Does. A loud speaker will b* arranged at Ihe party to th a t the** attend, tng may h ear th* P resident! speech on hla birthday. ••»>• ° L ^ ! * P"***d» from the party will bo Mod la carrying on local work w ith infantile p ara, lysis and Uio other h alf wfll bo uaed In th* national fig h t against the dl------ FRANK & RATHERYNE MILLER ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF The making of tray favors for th* Crippled Children's Hoe. pita) In St. Petersburg and th* patients of Bay Pines Hospital wa* discussed yesterday afternoon at a m eeting of tha Junior A ux. Illary o f the American Legion at th* home of Mrs. A. R. Ford, new advisor of the young girls' group. Plan* were also made fur the Kay West convention In April when the Junior Auxiliary will be represented. All member, of llie Junior Auxiliary and daughlera uf I*, gionnaire* who are eligible for membership lu Ihe su sllisry were urged to sttrn il th r nest meet­ ing on Friday, Jan. 31, at th* home of Mis* Marrla I'roctnr, IflOt Park Avr n u t, at .3:30 o'clock. R efreshm ent were served by the hostess i t the ct>nr Ius ion of the meeting. Invasion Attempt Feared By Former U. S. Ambassador K ealiaae* V n a Pmae v » l not appease Germany," i II* asserted It is "Im pouJbla to appease the '‘‘im sY pedeble’1 and the W estern Hemisphere Is Ih* "Jucleat niursel" before the dictators. Bullitt asserted tha Nasi props, (and* machine was responsible for reports that he had mad# state­ ments abroad th at the United Sates would en ta r Ih* war lie •aid that while h* WEI iinliaitjtfu dor he told French official* h* was always o f the opinion that this country would remain nut of tha war "If It possibly could " William R. Castle, former Re. publican undersecretary of slate charged before th* House For. elgn A ffairs Committee yester­ day that th# A dm inistration', Brltlsh-ald bill la "d early a war m e s.u ie ," which would make Pre*. Went Roosevelt th* dictator of all the democracies. Testifying aa an opposition witness, Castle Insisted th at no emergency would ju stify award of such vast powers to tha President a* la proposed under the legi,Is. tlon. It* sold th* bUI would make Congress Im potent while the chief executive a power over disposal of this country’s w ar materials would bring grant B ritain to heel through ‘T ear, rath er than gratltu d a." "W# would hav* two dictator,, one fo r Ih* to ta litarian , and one for th* democracies," ho said. Caatl*. who served in the B ute D epartm ent d u rin g th# Hoover Administration, ta atifk d a fte r the Democratic m ajority o f th* com. mHU* had n v atrld ian ■Republican protaet* and voted to h ear In * w « t Genaral M arshall, Army r W«f y f s ta ff) Admiral Stark DELAND, Jan. '->5 — (Special) t Two speaker! of nation-wide experience and recognin-d author. Hioa In their fields will high­ light the coming *eek'« activities Bt Stetson University According t» Stetson officials. Rev. Ewart T urner, fo r a number of year* pastor of the historic American Church in Berlin, will speak In th* regular Florida Forum and. ICO on T uraday afternoon, ami Mr*. G ra rr Sloan Overton, young opla's worker, will sprak nt n liquet Wednesday nlghl Rev. T urner, who will discus, th* subject of "llitlcc Mulches on South America" will fashion hla rem arks for a background o f 10 veara* consecutive *it„iy a f conditions inside Getinany, which give* him unexrelled . .pup. mant for bringing hark Ihe .lory of the fifth-rolunvn |xiwdei keg in Clarence K. Strait Latin America. Mr*. Overt on, ih«* only woman Chairman of Federal Unlan, Inc, Clarence K. S trait la pictured at a la r#e*lv# Ihi* honorary ib'irrt*# "Union Now" dinner staged In New of LI. D. for "h er rmvlrihutlon York's Waldorf-Astoria and at­ to society through the chinch," three tended by I.M0 parsons. Speakers has visited In Ihe pa-t urged Immediate federal onion ot years flfl university nml college th* United States with C a u d a , tha ram puses. Teacher, nullim. unit United Kingdom, Eire, th* Union young people's cnlhii-in-l Mrs ihe Of South Africa, A ustralia and Overton Is a member *'( Florida Chain nf Missions speak, New 7oalaad. tr* who h a, heen recoiled h> this campus by Ihr Sirl-m t Student Interdenom lnaiionnl Council in speak to ro.ed* and men nn questions which thej tlieni>clvrs wl*h answered Th# Tuesday *pcikrr #'11 he th# fnllrlh 111 S set ics of leilnr. era who have spnk. n ............. .. <r*ailaa#4 r . i . n a rl "•rclts as r n i r t of i h e I eraling from an llrlisu ba,#, forum s p e a k e r s ilamugcd te n U iiti.h halllrvhlps and unr heavy cruiser in Ih# M editerranean. In Nurth ami Ka»l Aft I"*, the Ilallun, wrr# icpuited railing back brfur# Ih# Meady liiltlsh Mrs Wilbur IVnl ol llnyinna advane# Beach visited her parents, Mr Rumanian troop* wrr# ,rn t out and Mr,. Ed. Oglesh), Oils week last night lu hunt fur lloria Hi. Mr. and M r, W M Moon and m*. Ih# pow rrlul Irad rr uf the family visited friend* uml n-lu Iron guard, and "every last cut­ lives i t Ilniuksville Frnlny throat" involved with him In th* Mra. Mary Ann Mrt arson, g u ard ', bloody fuur.day rebel, of Knoxville, T«*ll It . H "I U'Hill lift lion the winter with tin brother Mini A roiumunii|ue blaming Sima hi* w lfr, Mr unit Mr- Mur ion for (hr nulbrrnk likewise an . Shelby. ncunred that any Rumanians Mr, Duff, of M*-1 i hnrlcdhm, withholding knowledge of his hid. Vi*, who hid lH'4'h vi*»itibft hi ihg place and thnar of other non, Onrlllr Duff, h»- M'turiu*tl "originators and executors" of Horn*. Urn revolt would be treated aa A |ilftu rr hbow, “lh o Mcplmiil an accomplice amt made lu "su f. Boy.1 given for the luuirfi! of f t r the full penalties of the law." tlm Tubrrriilo-i* «nuir, wi»■General A nlmiescu, the ehlef khown i t Ihr Inkc M«uiror *g .tale, whose authoritarian re. nrlhoot FrlitiiY »firrruNin, Thi* Ih now apparently has w ea. ola Hrho«4 i'Minr u v n it* th# thered the greatest rrl,ia It yel plrtur haa faced, described Ihe rebels Frlhtlw of M«v i urU>% Mu*# still holding oui as "under Cum. ■rt norry xh# >w ill hi h n home iminlat Influence " on Urstift# lioulrvunl T ank, uf Ihe German and Hu. Mr fiul Mri Orvllli* Duff manian arm ies patrolled m Durh. hiv# mov#tl Into i Iiiui n#w homo areal stre e t, filled wilh glass which th#*y hn lit nt l,«kc Mon'"id broken masonry and ihe rub. hie left by heavy fighting. G er­ to#hrirmta uf J im* N nffm a rr *orman fighter plane, orcaaionall/ ry h# lu*« hoi n to n lln n l to hb -woopen low over the city. Score, of Jew , were reported j horn# by il||i#*uk on Klnit S lrw l mol Mr* Wyll# (Irifflo lain In bssrm enl esrcutlons In | of Mr. Saufiuni nml family virnUrd iheir homes Iron Guardlsta took over the home of Magda Lupeacu, relstlv*. in thin MK-tinn ilm red-haired woman friend of day A J Taylor rrturnrd to hi >3 ht deposed King Carol who now hunt# st Monro# Monday nigiu • In axil# with him In Spain. Th* governm ent’! order for after * V«iito||i rnn trip L> Wu.l, Um apprehension or Sima waa of Infton. d"ubl# significance, since he la not alone head of all Iron G uard. is but vire prem ier of Ruman. Hi as well. During Ihe bright of the fight, I f ^iMwIattd PrtM mg, the home of the first aecre. •Sub-ttro w rath tr h a ra ttrij part* lory Of the United State* lega­ tion, J. Webb Banton of Fort nf »now-cov»rxsl New England Myor, V*. was twlc# Invaded—by Friday whll* n u n snow spread troop* and than by civilian* who over th* cold north eantral states Th* new cold war* pushed In I# ii-ed It as a fo rtress from which they shot a t th* soldfars. northern New England, driving British em pire forces and wild Ih* mercury down to aero and Ethiopian tribesm en led by five below in Vermont and Maine, llaU* Selassie last night were re. accompanied ty falling tanrpeiaported hurling back th* Italians t u r n westward to Ih* G reat Lake* deep Inside Ethiopia In a huge and th* Ohio valley and south, Rocky "nut-«racker” offensive aimed at ward to Virginia. Tha in wiping out th* Fascist conquest Mountains from Mpntana T tx ai alto Hat! colder weather of th# Negus’ A frican kingdom. Between th* two sactions, the Aided by British bombing plane*, th* British and Ethio. weather moderated slightly from North Dakota am t Minnesota flaw fare** smash ad a t Muaao. linl'a Ethiopian defense* from southeastward Cp Florida srmd within and w ithout while 1000 rainy anwl alirtofli balmy rumli. rail** northeastw ard. Oen. Sir lions In th* south. Archibald W*veil'* Army of th* Nile blasted a path tow ard Ita . into Ethiopia a t adearul p o i n t s , ly'a trey Libyan baa* of B anghatl. with oaa of th* daopest th r u .i, Rising In revolt against th* around Lake Rudolf, Two not. Italian conqueror*, Ih* Ethiopian th*ra prongs of tbo giant pincers rebel* w are exhorted by tha bit deeper Into Ethiopia and Ita. bearded N tgua to drlv* on until Man E ritrea, It waa said, on# to. their capital of Addis A baba Is ward th* railroad term inal of take*. Agordai In E rltraa and th# other C Leader Of Revolt In Rumania Taken Prisoner In Purse AT THE CHURCHES FIR ST C H I III tl o r C H R IST SCIENTIST P « p t S* * i *i n ! « Hi rm*l Sum lm Nvhniil ’* I . 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M T il LuhI Timi'N Today r DOUIILE I’KOGHAM t f j a ^ n 'j i r i E i J i i i i i i i n a tV iA ln tr w SUNDAY AND MONDAY ,'V .V ALL SHE WAHTED'rati WAS'* MU$IANDf\t WHO COULD BE! f a ALOHB WITHOUT.r* ijyjM tm SEASON'S] DIES! MIXUPl POISON OAK m Tks Ethiopians, wall supplied with British weapon*, wore aald to o f 'L u a p la * * B° rt**rn B,DU" u l n * h*v« Wattled and defeated Italian Th# "C onquarlac U pn of J u . Armltaca Cabin Court • ------------- M a l t u i t a t t a k a Tana Gragefnrit Buying KELAND, Jaw. u I* i•*iJv , i tP f i: \ �J V»v * * '* ' :*? i t • - - * • - ■*T fi.r • • T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Football M OST V, *» ;-;ay By Jack Sords M te m JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jan 26— (S p e cia l)— Florida » ron.lruetien awarda In 1640, a. revealed by cvetnment report., town and city uildlna permita nnd other data, leached the high total of 11411.Ci7fi.M79. Th e total in I '.i.tli waa 172.H32.fl.il. Th e compilation waa made puhlla today by the reaeareh diviaion of Uie Florida Stale Chamber cf f e n metre Federal spending on m ilitary I 'J jW t n accounted for $6.1 .415,. 477. Tbw n and city land Dade county) perm it, came to m . 500,602. i.utili. lannnc I'l.l'l hv $lnji27.H7l. O v e ra ll inrre.ae of UNO over 19.19 amounted to $73,!’44, 34$. an ii|ipage of over 100 M U rm tn , and to frw hm en foot. W J. BOmcrml w lnn^n for the nnd J o te Plombo, 'J a c k s o n v ille ; Flwnk Smoak, Punta Uorda; Ray H oniar, S t BattlaU , K Oruys • alao >—"TH X • O t o W « C f M o n k W k k c . P o iT d I8ICAL C0I Greyhound, B^wlta alao:—“ C Pnriram, •ophomorra, Naw Mil M O a t* , n * i,M l t a U t t i o a t «•»•( Coffa* oag t l H*a^lm . fiswastt? . k d ' j Ia ------- Qayiona dn. St Harrlaon, I. I M , n l o O h l w W tb« apprahanahtn U « « I. U . . . . . . . Cahill, m .r r j t .t W «, ____ S ti’M_____________ SKa; t W alla Cbarlla . * •nd iUn‘*” u> unury ■lettermen letU rm en j country '*02. Orlando; C trl an 3e- U. D. H a----an ey "W •WMI S S h l 0- n | Brjaakly^ N. y ! i --------..Dick •hnmpi.mehlp, with iso target* In' To tal 1*2 *4iai.iiir •ix event*. ia arhetluled for Wad.* T h r I' S irnvrinm*Vlt rrp o rtn l nr.ilxj- On Th ursday tha u m r the awarding 4•f Florida drfrn™* I'H ig n m applies in the O m n i cont'arl* miii uriline t«i $5.1.41 fl,- Illn..om ronxolation. f 0 7 . TheM‘ i n mil Includml in tin* T hr Orange III >*om doublet ill* vp |P 2 .tW»0 ..r»0 :? loinl, but «hotiM lw milled lit It. making u grand rlminpiiHi.hlp on Friday cdlla for* HMI Inrgrta In four e v e n ts 15.10,1 total «f $i4r..ti;r..97ii. O f thi* n ilitnry iiin tiic lx the ,r' 10 Pnira, The Orange Itloetatn Jacksonville Naval Air Station hamlirnp, laxt rv rn t of th a tra p ' wa* the InfRcxt, U in g $17,143.. •hoot, |. scheduled for Friday In' fi.T?. Camp lUnruling wa.« next. filter noon, with 100 targ e t! • $1>.IOH,420 Tampa'* MacDill A tm \ four event* (IS «' 2 4 yarda.) Air Field ri»»l il.K6H.nJl2. Miami* Opa-I.mka \u v n | Air Station, $1,871,0*15, |*ie«« r«-|H>rt* indicate that nililitiniial milinit* are trim? r v i m a 1 1— 1 ' A>>* Memory it It. H it . I U ; Olive Branck I t at. < U ; Waite Caarllo t i l . _______ _____ On wan _ • ..P***1*; Charlie Tata, i»IUa; Rad Mack, Cumbola, i n n R A C E — 4-14 mile Off nloirai B ill La U ko, F a r. W e a l t h y R .o m a n cPR e 1 > ts rondran W luhell, T a j- Governor Jim .. « 4 », and B ill C o n y , Quincy. Brother Skip ... 4 * fotowt oak and lore, “TfcU Thing Ceiled Lora,- which C k k a’a fa « . ;M w arr.n ta d l N. V.; Bill :.M c lima .11 Sir. E'0« I— M I J l— $ 1— H mi’s Basketeera hip Rolling, 55:29 W e a l t h y B o m a n c a • oe, a t e . 4 l » l Oeveranr Jim A»e, « l» i B fo tW , 8 h l» > »• .___ MA1MI. Jan. 25 — (Special)— D A IL Y D O O B LB . a-A A M M W • rr-w o n U >rr y e w * anfa U M -W VniTaralty cf M u m .» baekrtoall rilt» T n : <t". i ; : »ci >•4 t i l I'.riM ItA i'i:— l u i u i l i r , n V IK IJ O , Jail J i — tSp.s'llil) •I 'u d o l»i)e .mil g u l- co re d * d. ul.le lim iii. li ,, i i i.ntripri.*n 1 IMxle D . i r ' k n ! Fill O K t O r*n*e J u l.e t P e c . K M I I. ..n< U kI lu y li l i Hie local 6Bco:n> ii.m i ' k »>u iit>. I . , u .i K m l tic . i lin e d the K ir- t l l e l f ul lie l l i l e . i . b l e l •••■*' •«' » 4-' — * v .elm y w ith III I lu rb tl 1 s i. , 4iif line Lneel* I o rn i Mill pel 1 l.llterty Itolf turned upop. ituuinr laxt jr tp d adm inictrird a 66-2W ‘ . a eurpi.e.qg whipping *0 xpecitlort in the MiI l l o l l v ni.rk Gymqasium c k B lt n , tha tu ilie etarted the Ii litl Ue m . w ire decided favorite*. Thn 4 C raf ty tint ranee hadn't won a rolleg.ale l l l t l t l l li «i l Ujia teason. They were Tar. •^AfOned, tricky team. Tiny I l l e p p y It —* • im . -who iu t’t tiny — end 'ly d e Jane* were In the Rollme 4 I'll til#'» A»1te ::r «r» K m v. » irid*||»(| i . I >!.• C ih 1 422 *l nionih' •M %7^ M »4| IIS 140 • rn ’HlhB « 7• 1*4*0 I o l.-I i .1 I alt#• L S I « I * 7 *VCo I •If •• Wot l It m .u ij I iFtl.m » » 4■ Loadholtex, Alt tl-io.i n» i :• •*«i Ml Mol ••in ftA . Mi 4IIII r. l i . r l i y l i e w u |U«4 h U ltn il Khm a arelit tun jI |7ir« pltun M i nin I ^S u rk * rtTwn i t oe. * «a. I N ; lineup, and thcee hoy* a re good F t ir it T I I MAI I i I* mile. I K|irlit«i l l.llllr llltflt .4I tttl l> luritfa* John | It VIM 0\V, .1All 'l I S|IFCIll) N*M F a j » J l #Q « » 5 . M » . *«•; Overtake playara. tttf X nU m loga r I'olt J Ji>ll> •>•!%. * Hli.ileV lm*»* , I'.ilk . m i l l . . . I ...... * ),ten M «N ^ . Ocala lilt'll* \ lN *• I 4 B I* I Il*i4iiii4 7 All ■ a t N»$> I'mk •lid no'M h ,rr M «lur « 144111 M*|bh - Miff• K a f f " ,w ,*" " *•'' , ,r * • •••$* lla». I) i n f.ai I A „,l|r. •1 *•*• III flu* l(/X I |»4.|p tin.* Will . . |.»thu**) It* I F4.|I4 Ilf.| 411*1,1 III) ;l. ||i«e N.tMli U Lea t a n a a g — I I I I— t | (HftltiMM I’l'.i Mlai.tl 3 It* I t U K I • •i lUrboi • •.ia*iv• S. li.i | I!. *4• it tlrri.lail 4». als 2in 117 1 «1*Y K 4' |• : I Mini) l»nl.ill l— m 0|ia l it. k • III •4 M • MHmyra* , y 4 F* «l Fill | 8 T . A U R U H T IN E , <>1Is »•••* ? «o« J7« YlJ’ w re l " T ’Y J o V ' n t nugli V(T i (A l— Bobby Welker • **"■ •»«*»••*1 rn iififin n ! !n p * rin . 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It Ii or re n te V edra 2 and 1 ' In the 1 l'i)|a|»er lllah U 11 aaI % K*> •nli .1 t * |K*«l||iini* 11iipi-ii ing fot A US II-1' I**1,1 I i w inter a n u tc u r l o u m i n m l here 2 T keenly lint It w B Mtr.lt IMiJr In n nioir %%4‘rks. al P^t.rw Th re e win* mean permanent i At i Ion * Ilob Tub lor • " l| l, S i-ImkiI* »m\% i mu*! make h V| a Fe.imria IB* X 1| n of the trophy whlrlt 4 fell 11** KlI.LItb l-l'U IT M MACK* K't»./Ii\ , ||UP /Up Hr* , lHIM* |i»*| at tlii* lint of I "IB 77 1 golfer took In. a >**. or n I IB I is I Joyful Morn L Hail 0 " " i, <li|4 thr • I i «* 4 b | y i * ii i , to M'Unri ar. H match oyer tha the laliuaoaked 2 Atali' Alan ** 4*1 •li , rri'dilu tiH t I I tiionlh* .couree. Hoiillt \I l.eipai I 1 J ii*4 Kt 7 I'|»p 1• *-•• I e«*■lv 1 Yl 0)4I I ", * rntinlftN IN TH H A I 'K ~ l I*, n I­ Ill4|. 4|' I « * ........ iw b M » Anna 9 I t-^ l I — » k I Ki l»#nd Mma l* Iii- \\.i| .,1'I -14 111 I Mil .« . Je t . i . h • I WHO 1 1 .. •. | t • f •nr ~ I « 9 *—* J* 0 m ahaat range In Uia Vena. I I Ms **a 2 Jarry Kny « |,m. m ,\i I I I l v i \ I| l; \. I Dan O rlaM n t i l l . 1# tC 19* 2 l>«My Or#*n . | * . I I ?•* ..... . " 11 »» I • ' • l i e . ***w P jf * * * » W W »a akeet and A rm * M « . 1.99; M .y K itIran ahaa«kra meal every W ed. I. . 111 ^ t i : n t i i M A I 'K - & IB Mil. h aftanmaB U a b i.t x.vd Orta***- I t.A .y , |>eaa L f|. . . . t , • I I,..,. I | 004*1•h* ewap etorlex. . > “ •ll I I 4 III • M .i flo w * a t | . , . e t I |f ,„ , Jacksonville Man Wins Golf Toufney r) i t H .illt n * » l> . .. r r P e a t t T All'eV" • Ht*> l l o m a a e e s t* Mil*. . . . . . . . . 11 . 1 v ' A,,H l" 1 m1'' A v t e J o I •• • • v il h e i g h t p i . i n i ' in th e ir I «■ s i-iiiniii 1 -------— INilk Schools Won’t ; uiriea- (limn ro r I wo Weeks rimi i< r of Picking Winners T O N IG H T S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E N IN T H BUCTka gfattOV* I** t* lh* « l t a t i n t Tneadly a t p u t a f / * i aa bMbpklB day doubla pkogtam. A ^ W a l iL O M PaVafitai appeiu M U tk vary u nuaU l ptctura. ‘""^Urwt ka a a i‘ appear befere the circuit O aartjla ana tar Seminole County, aa Me (rd AAY af Pakraery. A. D n IM1. ike earn* belag a rule 4ay » P Mta O aart atbarwUe a Daarwa na and Ordered .a t B anferf •Ta Omrfaaaa wtU ba cetera. •ala Oaaalyv r la r k a . Mta 4M a l Jakaanr, , iT il. , II la fartbar arderad that tbla W . Ok B. HBRNDOM. !*!lea be pabllabaA In Me Baaferd s f S S » « rk. Ciryalt C ia rt MemMole ’ * » r : £ ' l l W a r j t r D. O 4 l(l l'*l ' 8S autiau. 9** o * if .l-lf . M II.K U tllM i M ils K I'l'.e K IK n>\ flee la oa the air over IT '1B(> lonlght a t • i l l with all tha “depa” ua Ike doge a t Mo Heafurd-Or* Igadu Keiiaal ( lab. V\ 11.1.A l l l l M O H N 4 I) *T S i l M IN I IKS A L L O W E D l'41ST 1 IV IK b.l.v |4. V|# Sunford-Orlundo Kennel ( lub On H o u le 17 (S H n iiir d h I m m iI s TU R N llig h w u v ) m ill's N o r t h nl t j i n -w o o d o f O r la n d o AT RED ARROW DAN'PUNN—Secret Operative 48 ysBaeupi rr rmat mF? TMAKlKS . CwiET** r n o t ic e v o u a MEN ARE A tL ABOUT T h C -> PLACE .* ____ i 1 ™ tea*burg are I t T I I ft ACC— I* l i mile, time F T O ff Plr. ° t Machanlexhurg, Hex l^ina -----------T Franklin of P itu. n«h xiardbalt — f i If — It HotUthlon of Flint, tilG e H i p ----------I f ( *2" o M n & a tl '{ • **»b day af Deaambar, A. pfcanap A. Young. I trap ahootor from ikln, who h it Juat e gMr Is . .gfflgfco M. W K B a JL a (BMAL) 4 Mo| — Grey hound _______________ _____ ••Mpejiraa ead tub p yea. MU I Montt |.e HACK J K H IIY h \ ) i n n fik e 1*4)1 I V 4.KK K N I III h i VI 114•, a.c,. m Sw -i*: . Thrill « -*4» .* ■'70 ^70 dVi) 000 Ov it‘d» Cage Teams Score I'wo Triumphs Tonight’s Entries a mu. I..* MB WhalAM, U ' ba vanrialia next week are r a f U la r . >»K al I hr hotrli. Tuesday'* avaat ih«- fir.i nn th r nrvgrkm. will ha. ,,M' fin ., rhamplcxuhlpa of ISO­ large!* in nix rvrntx. I 1 hr O range Jllouom tingle* *|Hf*t at tIm,n4* hlitinna Inclinletl in the 4i| Ignral itefi'iioe raw Mil* were other nutltner pout*, name, ly. arn v an at Cl*Undo. Ta lh i. Iiaxxee ami W rxt I'nlm llearh. navy, ni Cr»4ii Covr Spring* nnd | Cmaia. the l.nii i i*. sting abniit $:i,utfU.UH) I*elm Arm y iiutinrf v I phin Si*In mi I atnt I'eii'aisdit Naval A i r l p io f School i *i It received acvrral m il. 1cbt.ni 'fiamyaT Klutka, American tram boxing show* t« he stage,| m *ix t ’nitrd Stater F lattarm an inilMUd Z’r S r ^ ’- £ £ P A C E F1VJV Construction In Boxing Matches To Eustis Trap Shoot • *Past Year Gains. " Aid British Slated Will Begin Tuesday N E W Y O R K . Jan. U — <*>SUST13. Jan 25 — (8pecl*l) Negotiation* were opened yea. ‘ ? More Than 100% terday for a srriea of KIritiah. ~ j « r l T arrival* for lha w inter' w c e i y e Letters 16 Juniors, fto* eophomorem. T h e y art* "" I I 1-1 Fin I— I $— n« l — be Itex tone II.M , I.H , f.ttt Bob time hell t la. C te l u t t ln Hip t i e ' ■wir*: ■ U T I I n A C B ^ d -ll m l la time i l l I t FI*. Off Btr. Fin IMn OrUn<l> — 4 « 4 V* * a l r fcAWD M IX E D IN W I T H T W E C R O W D C O M E B A N K O K 1* M EN W I T H F O R G E D I N V I T A T I O N S - - T W E V S C A T T E R ABO t/T TH E M OUSE - - O U T AT T M E Q A R A flE . N O T FA R T H E M A N S IO N . 0 A J(K , N O W A V4ANQV M A N A B O U T T H E P L A C E W g T C N E G T m E A R R IV A L O F g u l s t s '.'C,.: A N X IO U 5 L V — 1^AUOTHEQ — ^ TEN MINUTE5 1 piE*4 I'LL TOUCH T U I? PLACE OFF-EVERVTWING 1*1 R E A O V --A N D 1 k n o w T EVERVTVHhta JYEAH. IV E <pOT EVERY IB (SOINQ y T H l h ia SET- - AS SOON * S RIGHT. S U M ? /O A K E ST A B T 5 THE F l t t t , k J * V D O N 'T FORGET TO T 0 S 5 t h a t l i t t l e c a n v o o ’QC mE I G A N G 'S IN T W E Q E S A W S L IM A R R IV E / KIHITIm-----------> C A R R Y I N G / w . arKMCKB. ----------------------------7 r r * r r ? ----------W ANTOD ) • WANTED: TO B**i Urea hadroom h e * * hBpgalow pro. farrad. EyllahM year-round • ' U M h MBta'ttfiAaat HmaUdy • rent. Be* « . H*raW. It 0j mm 4 T O B U T -a tw a 'w lta a l tr a ljf r. N . • U R ab o ra. Sawtbeala County Laundry, P U m 4T*. By PA L ROBINSON H ELP W ANTED ~ SALESMEN W A N T E D with fp». Wooi-D W A IfT tP *. , Xf ' ' m , .■ \ v a u to g r a p h AWKfmN ±O iveecsA 6NOUGHTO OSTANEVI o r TMAT.' r rs N c c a i . h o p s / ? r* *e■ ■*; J By FRAN STRIKER V. < f W » » V C ,% # 4 f L V l ^ ^ v £ e # 4 lX «(U ^ "H: ■- . 'N_. HVHS"AMD JMAtL r ■?rsssjwtr4— S IT U A T IO N ms W A B o u r fTVWtt A U . TV)IS WILL TILL OOCON AND, YOU AND BATHS WILL CO V MAKC NO MORC TROUBUL im i 111 I** •>.’ 'A it t J P .A W c -" ’ - A r -c -r $* • £ ■ hLV T* J» jJ - \ '• it . ' 'i-5 . ' \i , j . .’f t u -> \ li? > rV s F ^ f e " \ , 17L .J? . . . •'} - • i i ' - t y ' / ,;■ v 1 ■ r .l -'A ' J �I CJ » • 'in Hew S .H .& lamblin^s M usic MABOUKBITE from'Daptann Forests Aided By Government Work Whtn A M U W » dl»«rrtr*d and laUr aattiad, tt *«« found Famous Pianist t o Appear At Florida • A cnm w 1 1 IJ.h.r Two Officer* Of Council St Ireted •aap traaa U raplaea tboaa 9**, tb*T. will f h a pan at r. to ta l r j : p J -^ y s s . i oUtaa bay* kept M atop BwTfadarml .’gwranonant bp e aalda Ur*o troaU of land HP praaarra faraata. Tbap tb«lr own rancor* and paata, Mao protact, tba fanat from anaftraE loot tiaw modi hiversity r aanntrios, aad wa a wfiTbalp tha fadarnl Work On i For.C*at**t B um Period Ends; New Semester Will Begin On Monday bt. llttra ^ rTram Mr*. u MW* f o r '\ lit . r t» r tm w u*lll b*jrin M m In addition to botor a truitcu of tba CarntfU Endowmoot for InUrnatlon POaoa, Fraaldaat Galnta la cbolm ao of public ro. lotion* for tba AaaocUtioa of piano (ocital boro In tba Uni. Taroltp of Florida’* p. K. Yon** Laboratory School Auditorium Fab. I. ; Tha racital. which wtU ba pro. aaatad at 1:00 F. M„ wtlf U �G> m <m$t '■ - v c v 1*■ - r * m w Sanford fa The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlgh»gy And Water Transportalloa ' SANFORD, FLORIDA, JANUARY 27, 1941 Member Associated Press NUMBER 1S9 T roop s In A frica Defenders O f Dema{ FLYING Iron Guard ists A O u t Of Set<|] Generals Appoint Who Stopped Rc9 hind Closed Doors In Public Interest* Cabinet Head £tys rmy And Navy Officers Heard LORD HALIFAX AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY ■■ 1 —~n J~ apasa i . - •— - m -- Scene Of Battle Is Where Yankee Gen­ eral Clashed With. P i r a t e s _ In 1804 * ——* BUCHAREST, Rumania, IT—W —Pramter Gaatral *■ toaooeu today alimlnaM aO ' OuardlaU from Ida c d M Vfaalaad a atrang aarw mill gwronunaat la forming .tha anr m Speedy Action Asked On Appropriations For Ships And Men Aatanaaen surmmtted R. A. F. Raiders Attack Hannover fireek Troops Strike At Italian ArmJea North Of Kllsnrm Ua with connate who halpod to I tha aoortlv* Iron Guard roha • WASHINGTON. Jan, 2 7 - •'» 4 * u y M ti |»t $99 H ritn in ’s (lo n ert tr o o p s w rrp rv iH irtn i (n d a v In b a t t l e r n n l a r t u -ith th e I t a li a n d efpiuli-rs o f D e rn a . L ib y a , tv lip rr j, M w ashbuckllnir C onn w l i r n l V an k o c p la n te d a I 'n i l r t i S t a t e s fla g fn t h e w a r on i h r iin r b a r v n l r a t e s I3fl y e a rx ago. M im aolini’ft ll iu l i C o m m a n d n n r r ln l ih«> Italian forcaa had ary tlin tn u . Britlah fore** wara ranto flahUng tha Italians a t , Dm Lftyn, yaatarday, whUa far tha aoutheaat tha British w aald to ba paaatnUag daapar th a t th e PUbUcatkn of some to Italian Erttraa to wttCa Information which m ight beer flying aehool ran to their planes for their fin t flight GUlie, thetr mllea of the rail crater of Aj an tha kffl “woold not bo *— maaeot, faab tha importune* of tha tccaalon and doean’t Mean daL Military aourrvi at Ca fatlhte with tha public lataraat to ba lafl oat if be can help It. running fnater than hii buddies Egypt, aald the British had tal sad might ba lajarteua to oar naUrasI agrority. Tha* Sanaa committed alao mat la osdaaUva aadxlnn to baar con. AJdratial taatiaaaay from Admiral Btnrk, chief of ndval op*ratio ns. tha Army’* isentative Success O f~‘MiIc Of Commit- ' Dimes* Campaign Is luggested ' Repotted To Club A reeaUenal program waa pot ad at tha ngnlar weekly lunch, eon of tha Rotary Club today by Walter Kaynta with Jehu J, Peocoefc, George A. Spear and'George Stine opUiaiqc tha principal pha»*a af lbWr ladlrVfual ocegpo- forte being •‘Florida •lenty of pi til over tha admiral* to day/and explain tha Nary maa. M00.M0.000 would inf In ted ''rontiderable lo M e i" on eiiriuy aimnred vehlclea eaat and Noulh of Uerna* where l i u l y Florida Farmers Members Tell Of S e e ly ^ h a r e in Occupations At tha Britlah bad made contact with " Fractals at Detna, ITS mil** ' inaida the frontier from Egypt * Feeding Soldiers Rotary Meeting andTheSB Rnaeian mllea wwat of TobnC * 1 army newspapa* 1 ba praaaat the Hanford m arket rplylag eorna Army training Morrboa lad tha sini W. Rupreeht rtoortad reaa of tha l l h d l operated by IM j M Saturday for the l a InfaaUle paralyal* I Hr. Paunch, who oral Uantic yard maater of ,U Coaatllnn Railroad at . ord deaciibed tha packing, , king, end awItching of freight barn in the railroad yards. Ha ea reenlt of tha tecraaa for better aeawiea i •peed, ateal ca n wet atituted and batter Sal Norfolk Nsvsl Bsse Damaged By Flames NORFOLK, Vo., Ja n . *7.—0 P> —Fire Sunday d " $175,000 dam age tea Norfolk adm in latr a . Inaval operating Uon and raauat lldns offkee and deatroyad a itlty of a m . d i! riorum—f iwcorda a t thla center for IM S* awrrke man. A board of InwatlgaUM waa formed qnlnr. ImmadUtatp fo r * hu The baae w aa. cut off from the outalda by w in and radio for five boars.' OHgte of the IT H T T T . Bed Star, commenting in Meocaw on tbo Britlah increases, aald lam night H waa no longer a quratten of Italian loaaaa In Libya, “bdf of tha poaalbilitT of thetr f orthafl raalataaca at alL” f Tha aapar mid nearly halt a t the Italian troops bar* been pat ont of action by the Britlah and that Marshal Gratiaol’* pa* all"* waa “critical. ” ' niaoatehee to Ohrid, Yn Costa*, la. aald the Italian* were launch, inn a heavy attach are Inat the Greek* In northern and rratenF Albania and th-r* WtoU pcodterelnfoctetnm ta, tha, Irr, rmmMlor of the emba**y. The new envoy the U. 8., and Lady Halifax, are greeted at the * tlrllUh embaaay In Waahtngton by N, U. Bul— mllea louthaait i “Mile ( m i n e s ’ Livestock B o a r d ) of T I *in*,(hoURRiid other Britlah troopd Auto Tag Sales A ‘ w rit- t »’!»*»»ted hi have d rlv «a m <, (l nnllatpa -■ p«B « totto-l Totals $103 For t S h o w Increase Grants Permit To Paralysis Fight Lemuel E. Tew, In P a s t Week A total of 1011 dimes lisvi brrn Local A b a t t o i r Engineer W i t h ' roilacted Idr sponsors nf Ihr "Mil* board of the rummllli'o Slaughter R a ilro a d 1, Dies Mouse Is |venue On Licenses oforubnes" tbo drive against lafsntile vm n Sold Up-To Today re porta Mra Willis Dies At Home After Lingering Illness Mrs. C ento O. WOUa. a resident of Sanford foe te a yaat 10 yeara. died a t I l l s o'clock tela m om lni a t her home a fte r a lingering III. neee. Bora a t Oakland. Mrs. Willi* waa e member « f th a P i n t Preabyterton Church and the Order of the E astern S tar. She waa an active member o f th e W inter Gar. den chanter e f tea E astern Star a t o m tlma. Survivor* to d ad* five alatere. Mrs. W. M. McKlnnaa of Sanford. Mrs. Roaa Mnrhwaad. Aberieen Tex.; Mrs. E ffto M kbaal, O-k land; Mrs. Chnrtoa TUden. Oak land, and Mrs. W , L, TUden of Ttldmsvilla, and aarrsrs) atocaa and nephews. Funersl aarricaa w ill ba ducted a l 10:00 e'stoek TueaJay morning a l the ErMt aaa Fonerel Home, with Dr. B. D. Brownie* uffklaU ag. B artel w ill h a In lb* Oakland Cemetery a t Oakland Tha fa ll we te g w ill ha aaked to act a s p a U b s a n n t H. C. Du Bo“ * VlcOar M.- Oman a, Kirby Sales nf aiitomnblle ta g i d u r. >ng the peal week Increased run. alacrmbly over the same period '•a t year as the deadline for nporating vehicles with the 1040 ,lcwnse p la in drew near. Jno. I) Jiakins. County la s collector, *sid today. A report by the las collector l« the motor vehicle commissioner *h*w i that 400 licenses were Is,uad and $7,170 3B In revenue waa collected last week. The number of 104] tags Is. >uad now totals 1,17*. and th* rvvwnuo obtained am ounts tp fll.STI.OH. a gain over the same P*rtod of the previous year of *0« license plates and lfi.T7n.IIR •n revenue. H r. Jhtklns said. The si ten I loo of m otorists was rifted to ‘the fact th at the e s . tension of lima for use of 1040 tegs was for ] fi d a n , and that iha period ends Friday. Th* t a i roller to r urged those who have not yet bought their tag s to •n as aoo. as passible and avoid the IssUm lnute rush. “ Unless a fa rth e r extension ef lime ts grunted by the Governor, it will ha illegal to operate mo­ tor vehicles on th* lu fh w sra of the state and county a lte r Jan. 11 w ithout a 1041 license plate.” Mr. Jlnklna poised out, “ and no notico of a aacond extension I beau roes trod by Ude o ff le a " RtgltirtUon c*jds tbowing L r 5 ■* ■■’ I 1 I ' Is Shown In Models, Buyer States Hghting wRi reported. It w an ni Derna, on A p ril 25( 1Hot, (hut General William B a. [ itn . m ine.Mme United Stataa I Army officer, led a riff-ra ff arm y l**f air 1r S Marinea and 200 | Slink*. Arabs* H erbert, Q retk ■inerernariea ami Uhlan blacks to jwito t thi* pint from Yuaauf tha III....ty old ta g a um ber and title cert 1ft. rates showing owuernhip should b e p r sarotod a t th* tax collector's rfle* when applying for tags, ho said. “Thosa who hove purchased used care d o rteg the y m r and have o o t had the trmasferred should bo careful to seo th a t th e title certificate t> n s n lr i/a . AH day Sal unlay mrm W o Wf th* t o t s .* CiOh roahU ^qe 1*11 s»td good Aaturedly eslrectrft <dhwm from p sn rrsb y for * Intel of tfit-00. RredforA llyrd s a i d today. Illrh ast collector nf d tatri was CbarTea Morrison who mafic II* In the first hour h* worked itnboani, Mr tlyrd said. Ills quii* and good humor brought itn dimes rolling In. said Mr. llyrd In one Instance Mr. Morrison sang "Gud Bless America to esi n « dime from s lady who said >b ■ would give him s dime If he «nus a song. Th* first board was filled earl) Saturday evening and a sec.inl t~>erd wes set up for tha Holsi Ians to work on, Mr. Byrd dr r la red. liefnre rinsing Urea a Intel of ta was COIlac ted, The first Inanl when filled hald 087 dimes. Teg dev sponsored by th* mem­ bers of lb* Phi Alpha Kappa So. rorlty girls of BeminoU High School brought In over $80, Mr llyrd reported. The total roller tern for Saturday try th* Rotary club and th* eororlty girls » mounted to over $100. Toesorrow the members of ih* Garden Club will take over I he board under the leadership of Mrs J, H. Colrlough. Members who w ill work on the board are: Mrs H arry lleerm , Mrs. Clyde Ksin s*y. Mr*. B. W. Wilke, Mrs s r Dickerson, Mrs. Fred R Wil­ son, Mrs. R. A. Newman. Mrs Sadi* Brouse. Mrs. J . II. |« | . dough, Mrs. Ira Southw ard, Mr. Ci. E. Rollins. Mrs. J. a . Pallet ■oo. Mrs. Georgs McCall. MrGeorg* Sbipp and Mrs. [„ 1 Spaocer. Licensed To Sel l ’ IVoduct Svvr S tatr * taltif > iiitf that l l *' me#l li um li t. i a t t i e l*#rr> » I’m k m g l .» o f H«i»f»»r.l i- ««|* *«» i re u ttot Min l | Ah7|M*f I » |** iniH I*' Nitd well nit tot w i« • •" ■sin >1 n-trlillv tf» Ml t .nut urn l*\ th«- Sttolt* |.itrr SI im k S m$iiImI) lloglll t III |n*$ Hilt. Miriltofl Kiito|>|i. S i#(i« vrli"I in I ■IIIHIM III ftlll f f»t' * 1lei- |irl I th. |l k|f o|to r Jil«"iI liy |ili« . » U l i | mill III, It l>$It I v l ' Ml Mir $r^itltot 1-Mi' i*l I a lift'! Iall H « *** Bitot |l M gtoi riltotoB of llfitoflia b «l 1 toim »"*i ifUi »lif#l $mmli I('»l toll*Light* I to" rlhtot lull $eg1*1 toil Iivn Ihr htnl*-. f"lh*<Alitg th* iRtoiiaiirr *»f the |niHitl An fiotn Mm ,St*te iHMiril vito11# 1hr ••tmt tint »tI ctoiitii U$ ml4'iv#|» whrii iHttle i- 1“ Im“ (mtilM’IVtl, tofltl Bers t>«t Itie (iritolurt meets pjie* ll »t imua th turfor* RH*i toiler it i* * liitoK h t e m l , Mr ("aineinii s#i''l Srviitol I*m■I meal market 11• 11*1111ki* tha (if'elin In uf < diiu'Miii'i abatlm r. win* ft i riiii|*li'tto*l fn NowtnlN*! Gambling- A t Market I'Preventpil 8U!* -s-a .'ta Offleers Visit Id City Ortr Weekend Oen. Je e o g t C. U oldriaon. L l i V •* Railroad alkgc Jftu. 1. I M l, d M at hli hMne, 200 Avocado A f t* nup, yaaU rday afternoon. Ha f g * ' 52 y e * n old. Km ployed In tha Allaotic Cooal l.lni >h»pi a t Wilmington, N C*« fur two yeara before ha cam# here, Mr. Tew wan an engine carpenter when hr fir*! came to Sanford on l)ac I. IU09 lia war (mirn at Clinton. N C . on O ct 13, IMHM Mr TVw w n promoted to fifi rnan on l>er 6. 1017 and b«*ame an eiiginen m 1921. Ha hiki a member of the T in t Bap11*1 f'hurch Survivori Inrlude hl» widow, Mr* I. K Tew. of Kanfordl three ilaugHtera, Mi** Mary Helen Tew nf Sanford, Mia* Thalmn Tew of Tallahae*e*» and Mra. John I honey of (Thar lea ton, H. C , two Rom, 1, K Tew, Jr., of PertMirola, and Jatnea Tew, U n lftr<«ity of Florida, UalnasvtUa; four I*n lKara. Cyrua Taw* W n t Palm Beach; Harvey Tew, ManchaaUr, (in ; John Tew. Salem burg. N. C , ami Vivian Tew, Irvin, N. and one niiter, M n, Dora G i hie, Murriaton, N. C. The hehl at Iernoon T h e ii t > n U o i r , w h l i It A to ( ‘hurrh m (he rear of Mr * him*ion * Ilrmika. It............ Mliter A ventir, is Mile *»f will be tfte inukt ujutojiali- |i| ivately nwiifsi d « u (K h r |*eini in totatr The cooling' |ilanl ha« a *to|itotity *»f about ICi fietoif t*l luaef i little p ff day. iM*ny L0 tm i l*e hull heretl '♦y Nt'xt. t4> be butcfiered Ml Ullloarlr il In tha pan* in (he ria l of the plant and U driven into •he "ileath chute, ’ wlirrr the it nun wla arc killed nru! ilropjied WUllpm L. WlLson. director nf (hrmight a trap ri*»or «itu (lie Stoto m arks ta, h as advised II. j tiuirhirinir room Here the ant L ehm an^m saa g s e o f th f Sanford mill li bled, ifrraaad. weighed, and the m eat taken into the pre­ cooling room A fter being thor­ 111 f<wms af gaxrtlmp oughly pre-coo led, tha meat l» aged for about two week* tiefore being piseed on Ihr m srkel New Skating Rink To Open Tomorrow Providing a novel form of en­ tertainm ent fo r young and old, the Roll-Arena will open tomorrow night a t 7 : I t o'clock In the old Armory building between Flrat Street and Baeoad Street, it waa announced today by Mark U Farr, manager. The A rm ory baa been Ianted by Mr. F a r r and MOO feet of - 1 funeral aervicea will bo 3:00 o'clock Tueaday a fat the F ir »t Baptiat with the Rev, W illiam P. J r ., officiating Burial In the Lake View Cam a- t*iy Credit U n i o n Of Railroad Workers To Meet Tonight M rmbsra ot th* B snfort A lis a , lit Coast Lin* Rail rood Em ifoy>rs Frdaral C rsdlt Union will liuld ih«lr annual me#ling a t tea Atlantic Coast Lina F aa * n |W Station tonight nt V:4# P. M-, it was announced today by V. C. Mrssenxvr, prvskdant of tha C m . dit U a n , Ur. M t i t e u v fd a largo atte n d a n ts of t>*rs and thafcr frtends. A t te a m otting vote on pollctes of Union, will diacass propoood I[cation u f - a —onthly and w in astest **v*r*J and eommltt*m*m. This in*«ting will climax of a aro*p*ron* y aar f a r th* C rsdlt Union, tho p rw k te a t la . die*t*d. Ho •a o tn te d o u t short bold laga In tho U atea rvprsoanta savings o f b a n , havu during th« g a r . a \ V\i ** � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 25, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 25, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a21e7710836f1c1057992a08ea294bcc.pdf 0ab0008b8f45eec55990bd53bb39ec79 PDF Text Text Runs Statements Of Usert In Aib tb« new itylo loaf, »*nck Bread la Mg papat 'dadvartlau throughout Um B othiT houaewivea wrapper which w» Um lint time In Tha unuaual pf ing aUtomanU fi 30,000 wara fight E " c)^mlngr,th* a mania and Hangary. ta tha natkn*a dlot aa a U k m ore anr way to atop at Bar. r Brltiah conaorihlp. A L S naturally In M P U ta ________________ _ f t whlta floor. v Bakan.of Baathorn Broad art firing (thla added ralua ta tha cenaamara at n* oxtra cat, gad ‘ropen &tarAaarlaana r a h sfar; r. ant af England. Tha PrpartwfaT-' hrtlla a rwSBrltM ihlao dad at fait It paaatua ta ts x x te s tta z idt sB1; sor. .st^ t ^m* « »Turltamln," f a u U itiuWill Nolan, Booth /ackaonrllla dairyman, la praaklant of tha Jlarida' eJub and A. & Lawton, praatar part ef Ha ra h ia la la tt ecantp agent In Daral, la u m . A tC a o d Omgglata Erarywhtr. Itarr.. i'.'.A »o • m '» • T . * .• I* Mtruu tha at Uaat' ■iij^Mniaaa ..who ~ara OTTBTniBm: fca & T rta y ,' tha plana. SHO ana wap. Bat faU K «S 3 ? u 7 t mr aaat aftar at* . than waa a Waltmlg.onoa wha'tan Shade Tree Meeting Scheduled Feb. 20 GAINESVILLE) Jan. S3 — (Bpacial)— Ip v tn af boauty l» ■atkfi' along roadaldoo and ataa. where will gathdr at tha UnL vcrtlty of Florida Fab. S0.I2 for* the ftorlh annual Boutharn filmilu Trco Conforanco. An I"totalling piognun far tha arant MISSION •e l iv ir u II m i micim GINGER BNAFS Clothes Pins 3 doz. — 14c Ofllof l«Y tayaar oa v fz & M i ,M I M J fi 0$. Loaf 8c �V * Sanford In The Only Central ' Florida City A fford in g fU ll, H lg t a y And W ater Transports!tog < f S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , it Farmers Disco# Auction Market; On Loan B ill PWDEB Setatno:*' coanty Chairman Of Foreign Affairs Committee Says Army Hen Do* dine Open Session Group’s Views On Act Sought Expenses Of PolitiP , Ml Campaigns Are Set' At $60,000,000 beta throughout the aUta and turtlen experil advlerd th* local fmup of tba difficultly involved tad the naeeaaary dementi to Snea a aucteaaful auction market Truckere are beenmin* Incrtaa. W A S H IN G T O N . Jan. 24 — (8 *>— Chairman Bloom (D • > N Y ) aitld today that too-. ** ranking A rray and N a v y of. fieera had declined bv letter to testify before the Houae Foreign A ffa ire Committee ® V o n the Adm lnlatratlon's A id Britain bill, except in a se­ c re t session. General George G. Marahotl, Army chief uf d a ffi Admiral Harold R. Stark, chief of naval ■ oparaUatm and Major-General ' George II. Brett, actln* chief af the Army Air Corpe, had been Invited by opponent* .of the bill te dlocaai tba meaaure'a afreet an Cat tad Stataa dafanaea. R A rawh f W I that between mintsrr secretary to pm Min. Istry of Food, a few hour* aftsi the House of Commons Indicted Boothby on charges of making personal profits out of C.secho. ilovaklan assets held by Britain. '• itaM aapM ^OhM khMT o p o ria rm . (gating toss- > im h h mb isaiift *M* . v f i lirolmRn Makes 09 X S Z IJ X ' In glow Fire And 200' Match Score. m ', m E H CfcaKi' w i ■ooniy of local committee*. It campaign coot* lata*. It doe* tf*d* who are Muiremenl lo kaayc^ Wolfe, Btate highway trelmam ffem Uowty- mad* thg la th* match score system of firing, Mr. Wolf* turned In a 2S9 out of a possible 100, a good aeon but under thq mark of £91 h* made at a previous shoot. Standard American target* with smaller bull'* .* 7** wen used In lh« nractkfl MMlcni. Beat icons In tha timed (Ire at IK yard* ever* mad* by Jlmml* Cowan, pg| C. E. MtSlarrow. 04; ■Leo Butner, M f and Nad Smith VS. Other* who took part la th* limed firing warn Cart Williams. Are Installed At Wpeftnen Meeting 4 ' World from two mat bora tto Installation jhUford comp. Roosevelt Will Not Reveal N e w Justice W ASH lNO 'roif, 4a*. U - V T t PmMerit Rooeetratt aaM today he had cboeea a n i n m to Jaotke Jam** C. MsRayweld* who ta ratiring from -th* Swptwwa Court labor iltuatloa. la toward Deroa 3 Refining Compan H e a v i l y Assest For Conspiracy Sales Of Asph Objective Is Italian Fortress On Coast; Selassie volt Of iopians lTLANTA, Jan. U —VtyK W. Evani, Tormcr Hop, aid «f the Ku Ktua KUn, ra 're finIn* compantea 1 fined a total of 190,000 in Ft Court today for conspiracy monopoly la the solo of omul asphalt tqTthe lUto. Evam, who entered a pi nolo contender^ area fined each on three \yount* lav conaplraey In reetralnt of attempt to monopolise and dae 6f monopoly. \ Finn of I t 000 wet* aa a*atnd the Emulsified A Raflntn* Company, Chaflnl O , on two counts of com and monopoly; 15000 agatil ay AMaftaitd Vamin The Drlttih army m lti moved westward from captured Tobruk toward Dome. Libya, the next blf Italian fortraaa os the Modi.' Paralysis Driv< Tag Day Held B Sorority Girl Te* Day for the Infantile was ratyals drive will be conducted tomorrow by the Phi Alpha Km M no Sororlty'gtrli of the BsmlMjg High School, Bradford B v r i chairman of the county commit, tee, wld today. Girls will be e« Um streets to sail lapel ta pwaacraby and tha money coll will go to the county coma Girls named far tha wor the Mlasea Katherine Sp Margaret Spencer, Isutrefle ton. Kllsabath File. Ellen trother, Nancy Dightoa, Wii Lovell, Dorothy resold, Kin ley. Dot Kader. Muriel I H M I i, who B •a»*par, tion county agent, Mgers from ly. Katharine Wiggins. Lois Csld. late ta advise well. H*Wn Hutchison and Joy,* Whlddon, Today th# "Mil# O'DImei Miih L ilf* MR RtlCiion mirifii. Board Is under the inonsonhip of a group of ladle* heeded l,y He outlined UM Mods and ncccs- Mrs. Jam** Bbaran. Th* tos>d altlea for an edition market as it located on First Street liy the h« m w thorn and applied them at Hanfotd National Bank Building, hit market, •• -v Th# Rotarlan* will aponeor lb* "Traat oaah producer, big or board tomorrow under the lr»dlittle, with tha tain* amount of erehlp of Dr. R. W. Rupreehl consideration. Ohr* lh * fellow with Member* of tho club who will only a aeanla • ( , package* ih* work with th* board are: R*nsama amoult afJim * and care as Jall Chaw, Roy Holler, Earl Tur­ a big prodnaof. To ipeod up your ner, George 8Un«, L. L McLucsi, Martin Brim, Herman Ishinm. Walter Haynes. Charles Morris,m, Bradford Byrd, Herbert Fop*. Ciyd* Pprkar, and j . J. Peacock. Director* ot Um Rotary Club held a board mooting i t the h«,n* of H .'B. Pop* last night to (In­ cus* regular busLoess o f the club and mak* plana for tho annual dance ta be bald next month, 1. L. Inglay, presiding officer. *t»l today, - l i i NU M BER IIS As Revolt Continues* U. S. REGRETS THEIR ACTION da, eraa back la bit native coutu try leadin* loyal trlbeemen In n‘ revolt a*alnat Uta Faacltt eon. quernra. bitter The Greek* ’ope, and Rev. it raftwahmenU 0 do** of the LocdHNfuroeeTo Attend Meeting. Death List Reached E s t i ma t e d 6,000; Motorized T r o o p ! Posted On Street* Strife Quelled Within Capitol Iron Guard Repotted Resisting Fiercely Outside Bucharest1 British land and air forcea smashed Thu reday at the defense# of Dtma, last Italian atron*hold In the eastern reaches of Libya, and reported a ahatttrln* atrial bombardment of four German air baan In Sicily where Nail d Ire­ bornben were massed. General Sir Archibald Wavsll'* 45-day-old desert offensive wiping Mil the last remnants of Italian' •Terrlblir resistance In cap­ tured Tobruk and pushIn* on to­ ward Items, claimed a staggering total nf nearly 100,000 Fascist primness. On four fronts, from the Med. Iterranean to the equator, British empire fnrrri were described a* rolling the Itallana back In ataady drives at smasbln* Benito Musa, ollnl s empire and knockln* Italy out of the wav. The new British blows Included: 1— Heavy attack* by It.A.F. bombers Wednesday Wight on the filrlllan airdromes of Catania, Syracuse. Augusta and Momlao where Adolf Hitler la reported to have messed 400 dlte-bombers In an effort to break Britain's con­ trol of the Mediterranean. 2— Thrusts by advance mobile units of tanks and armoured can un Dema, 110 mtlaa Vest of To­ bruk by coast road, accompanied I— Indication* that General Wavell, believing Marsha) Grailanl'* North African army to be •bet­ tered beyond hope of reorganisa­ tion, la determined to push on to Italy's main North African base of Ben*Kail, 125 mile* dua west of Dema end Mrklll. 4—A thrust of 50 to T9 mile* Into Italian Eritrea on the lEast African front and continued offens Ivs operations against the Italians on the eastern and south­ ern frontiers of Ethiopia. k—An It.A.F. night bombing of the Italian airdrome of Marltsa on the Island of Rhodes in Italy s heavily fortified Dodecanese, caus­ ing "fires among military build Inga." k- -The rapture of more than 14,000 prisoners at Tobruk, In­ cluding four generals, an admiral and a number of high army and M ey staff officers. (I-oodon re­ ported that the Tobruk bog of prisonsri might reach 50,000). An R.A.F. communiquk Thure. dqy night, describing th* bomb. Ing of th* Sicilian air bates told of n particularly heavy attack on Catania where th* Nall Btukas which bombed British warships In th* stralta of Sicily' on Jan. 10 irkey, 2.1, and Harold J. Kturtevant, 22 (right). Unitivy -allot- who tore down s Nail line from in front nan con-iilalo in Han Kranci-co, nrr -tuiwn in )ail were found guilty o( malictoii- mis'(m l The Stall' pmjin s«irtl itd i igri'iit t>i Ihr ID'II h. 11liI hinmiiiy tr­ imrH iivt't l hr mehim* rt ulenn, magazine Lditor, Returns Here To Visit Friends! Hubert Is tBob) (Hcnu, t>»cV for a vfoil after Bit 'ackipg ’ Houses, in•htjMBHanford Nr[Lid of Ihref year| )i ha^Dij' ,y jirrnt nmn*>»nrwlng Gropes Seen By ffiijuntniirrm wnd viewing the I™* Railroad Group) ptuVpnii'lil* hrrr tiller hr left rinding Communist*. I M V ® nigshlsn his regime mraer ano**l<r<>,nlac reached with I rim Guard ■•iin-lcrat**" led >by Vk4 Premtar Hilda Him*. *1 A ntonescu and tb* strouyty pto.Nasi lroft.„Gn»ri will f*<Jg-niie the government with ra* hislilc and, .capable men. Ih* German ofllcUi. DNB agency -aid In a Bucharest dispatch. , Grrnidny'a.armed force* In Bumsnia, varloualy estimated at bus tween 100,000 and 200.000 troops, iorted Here with rrPorlM w rr to »hav* »* «• nittineil In their bsrracks, for the most pert, during the (Reorder*. A broadcast manifesto by G*nrrsl An ton* ecu ssld Thursday night that wtUt support of th* iiriny and an agreement with th* wstr VV»• jiLhi riulor'•*'(1 thv ‘I» ,i * If'iul" lull fmt v-ilh t» "Ulc-i Him* Guardlsta h« was ta corn, plete control. I i4iit* iin Dir jx m rri icruutml Th* Bucharest radio Indio*tad I hi- I'MiMflrnt, * i.i* smu I "‘ We Im'-. latrr, however, that compute or­ lit vi m mil hi Hr limn f h'»rl i ri'!1111* tn>tj|i»- itii<1 Mtir iinvy " | der had not beeo restored. The radio told civilians to clear lli' fiinifAElht* i'liilnl In Mi the streets of th* capital around t -lo fifi hnik n, f iri’iilnhim ■>f ti"H i eiftivpi iniitilhty II i itu HO thr police htadquarUr*. *c«n* I'rif** |>iiti|icntji>n rnriljilimu' -•f fj- uf some of the heaviest lighting’ i inti in1vtr t»f Dip hrnlWrhnnnl, |in. because 'th* army, tn mopping |0 h nI jtriirlni nti'l I.i Ihh nrnfr up. may b *-forced to ua* atm*. • If revoluUonariva for** their \ I *•f f nf II litrii rtt tt'h'l Dir r it11it11* iif Dip itiMKttMTM' Mini nr wsy into your homes you mutt till* nrr ofltlrlLiltril hy itirmlMl* resist until halp ran be sent," th* <'l Du- Lrot hr r hoiivt nn>| frrr radio added, Although tha, government dd. hthip wrilrni, f'frvinuB tti hin rlriltnit i • i <11. turd that any^army unit* hhd 4•f Dip tim^n/mi inJ!*.(«, Mr Kune over to th* rebels, reports f »I• •ii* hrid Dip (m itm n of perils ted that Gen. len Ffagadm if lonti of Dtp (si trv Mhf p • um. 11ns was leading th* fifth ary»y miHpp uf Dip fttroDirr h"o<l uf rorps upon Bucharest from Bfa> Chari** Waller Mrs. Or*. '. Denton, wd Mrs. Awards ta a M em ber Associated Press For Monopo Directors Of Rotary Club Attend Meeting Pitt* of oca. ha wgogroa* of hrwaghoat th* r SS& ^ R u m a n ia n Hospitals :e Plans Closed Hearing c I cm* uifiolivp Klrrtiirn uiid lu llin ', h o »« of Ihr Atlm ilir fim d Lto*' iLiilroad A l that limp hr tnndr h»v hf*mv* tn* Hnnfnrd tfr t»«:i h* * h Mi iMlntf work for If) >»Mr» *'Mf of hit Dirpr ljoy», WtlI immi, It m rciitiriil of .Sanford nod t« now * corporal in Dir N b I ioiimJ (guard ht*Drmr<1 ut Cim|' lllandlng Uo oldpfi lithprl, i» t* BOSTON, Jam. *4—W -A m c r t . fir * nia n on the lUvrr Trrrilftry can. "national air defense cm tempi*US a fares of about lU,IH)i) limtn>ai| at Cleveland and lh* olhrr boy, Norman, !• a printer 'taas lo ha reached at tome III T* data,” MiQar General Arnold in rieveland. “ In riding around Hanford I aaid Tburaaap after ho was in iiayp tdkrn great pleasure in formed of Cal, Charle* A- Lind miprovrmrnl and hargk'o statamant that IO.ikmi rinfmii the flratUn* plana* had equal reserve, building o f home* h «r« i am mnrp than InUrvaUd In the breaking nf tba ground for tht naw hoapiUl and l will Ify lo , deputy chief «f Id Stataa .Army, attend (ha dedication ccraiuonlcs if 1 1 la pofflbla.’* ha aaid* f tho data. Force Of 10,000 Aircraft Planned K I Interview wherith Lindberghs th* House For- Escaped German Is Captured In Canada BOV. * |- *H The annointfoment, steerUag the rebel “eulprlts” of tiM I N using would b* punlihrd. iaBtmarily, followed four d a n - af rioting and dleorders which calu tiuueJ In »<nn* ' provincial attlers with h toll of dead *4tlmsled In svm* report^ a| IPO* or more. 1■* From BusUhuk on Um BuL garlan frontlet It was i M tfIM that "hundroZf/.of bodim" «oL lectad folk tha streets of luaharast had baan thrown out (n th suburb* and Uotod by # a ia » dtra. ■i t\ti-. serlal pb*i using an th* csrntn yesterday Society *g AN E A S T C A N A O rA N PORT, fif- « P *t*r Bchiarw! Ing. a 10-year-old Gorman airman, #d tho fin th* secood, O f. two Garmon pot. night pisri ••nara who escaped Wednesday from lal| f MtHHl \ �> Herald Peculiar Twist VAttERT Annual Winter Run Of Tomcod Means Plenty Of Fish For All small fish Inc bole* beads covered by tiii lewremtat WseeraieUr d U C i t Vfco HeraM b al fb is aa aetrrtlala* i a i l i h l w r la lha lars- il Ike eveetrv wllk prim* SBarrera la Cfcteaaa aa# can aid B ritain cannol win the w ar, h e anya the U hite^ S tates would n o t 'b e in an y d a n ger a ffa r ,B r it a in haa fa b len. H e eapresaea th e b e lie f th at an a ir fo rc e o f 10JKW planes in s u ffic ie n t to protect th is cou n try and neems tq believe th at th e'o cea n in all th at (a needed an yw ay. . > B e fo re i n t a k e th is ad vice too seriou sly, w e should consider t h e .t e a t o f hin.'testim ony. H e does n o t,th in k it makes nny d iffe re n c e which aide w ins th e w a r in Europe. He says it w ould n disaster i f e ith e r 'a id e wins. Ho thinks th at in the. present c o n flict B rita in is Just as much a t fau lt as G e rm a n y and that In the. lon g run there isn’t much d iffe re n c e between B ritish "id e a ls " and Germ an "Id ea ls." . H its in Col. L in d b ergh ’s opinion and h e is en titled to hold it hut w e do not believe he can sell ft ,to the m a jo rity o f A m erican pe ‘ ” to beat hig w ifi r ig h t ,to kick a d og, but w e don’t bethat a person 1 iple w ill agree w ith , h im . H a m ay believe has as jm ich r ig h t to ’ a n n ih ila te , Poiuiui that Gcrnuti to com e- to J’oland’a aid, but thatilf heaven as E ngland | Swarming np from the tea fay million*, (fay tomcods srok W tliiff bods Id' tho r i m ’s tribl a rfu ivory year early in Jas*. try and.until lot*.in February. « 7 run heaviest when Dm frost llowa. banc thick orwr the Pan. ■JjArlrt ■•* V<ii ,. ■ . i MbitM arafcariMp'r make atr ikanii far.tba mark'd tot e ra a r* many who wield tlw|r n n u f w l P«tra apart and to ick'.up Uia family latdar,.Poor m lleve=-mw P« St PROBABLY WAS SOBdnn't. frU L ALL HIS DAYS, BUT us aa a peculiar polpt o f v ie w .which sees . U strife I m n T ^ I A V B BERN FIL an., pprirtcutli R .t ar -p 'r , ,i mtala" T , in Germ ---------Jews, and WITH INEFFABLE JOY: iho, .^ .when the ygoaui man heard d l Christiana fo r th at m atter, aa in B ritish tolerance «1 lag, he went away sor- overy eoiicoivnble fo rm o f re.ligipua, b e lie f, I t is n queer MT he had great posset. twiat w hich seen G erm an suppression o f ItU racial and political m in orities w ill] a b ru tality w h ich ; J}M ehocked the *’ FIRST YEAR world o n a p ar ..with, B ritish c o n iid em lio n . f o r , e v e r y ranProm Tha .1 Washington Post) v. . . M*k softly In Dili room. Slow­ ylvAW h racial g r o u p ,a n d H i H c K l M i . l T " V , J^hyone w ho cap sinnd fdr. one m ip tlU the ’’Ideals” ly, tenderly, liave a otito arouse his unaccustomed or th o m ethods o f the N a zi political p a r ty m ay right to speak bu t no tloca not, (tcaerva t o b e heard. tin ■can atrip* Of! tha bottom. Spear* are pooled about a foot from Dm river bottom. To meeds; »Weh look ilka.email codfish,' rant* from all' to It Inrhea In length. They are wary and it t*k*a pstieoro to ba able to, bold tba i pear moUonleta until tha time come* for,* quick, pow­ erful Utah. At massy aa. two or t t o w if U k a n r U apeared with on# thrust .Hauled, oat imme­ diately and shaken off Into tha enow, the fills freeye Into odd ahapea almost instantly In the rub-aero air. They ,a>« kept Yrotan bard un­ til ready for cochins, when they aru thawed, skinned, rolled in coanee-aora meal and fried to a rolden brown. r The B ld H H in g H Tk# population of t-^e county ban Futt .Myers Is located is Must A,COO M . than Seminole Kennedy is opthe lend-lease bill far lldent Roosevelt Would British beat the Natl* Ion Its front - pagt> It ehouid WgU Raid fur such apace. be V <W*T' at JiRIlABwfma 1» a •Drid* ' rgnek wnero the gueets •pend ■their , mornbig* tunning •B the besch and their afternoens In the kadi I* chasing tiul* V a < - d o '« * t rvqulr*,” says W tU I,»“W i t 4 l largo arm!#* ■ oversoas* That sounds a M;datad^-rcrt ‘ Myers New* ■O-vlt certamly docent apply IHfervi or 8B4S. i. tr'fl 1 • ---bemuap people ara trying to ijt b U war with safety first M r . ' matte) sad too many Vjnrse> Florida Heading For Best Season, W oolkoH^lU Be Heard In Orlando e. t s -, JACTtSONVILLE, Jan,'3 4 — | JP)— Urider the triple Impetus ‘ •f a bandar tourist aaason, hug* lefenie spending and a bumper cl.ru* -crop. Florida I* heading ■ntn tha prkk of a period mkny fOeyeatk P t t & u * , ibstrvar* aay will be tha most • ByCMWal9t*m\ r.'' irorparous In it* long history — mt excluding lha fxbuloue land RAIN, tha telegraph and Dm room of the middle twenties. ■ Empire dub an eosnfatnad to 1. Lung lines of tourist-laden an-1 Lon>*blifi, buses and traders aiei ear1 , eel new ■ i niiH A law* a s *4 * Mn l la i.n u v a t p , in i Ia ” njaunit Rnllrasdt and air lines are run. ling extra section* to arromma. I*t« Die Influx. Tourist' m U tra tio n i are grm. ■rally wall.ahead o f last *e**ou. .he biggest on. record, except at At. (‘ ■lersbqrg. popular tourist resort on tha lower West Coast,: which formerly draw heavily frtjitJ Canada, Eyan there, moat ofrLi rials and resort operators cay Ihdt season will. b« ahead of lost yrarj before It'* over. ) A m ae the hay .the larger city >t .Tampa, a commercial *i(d dlipning center to which tba tourist butlnca* formerly waa In.’ rldental, report* registration* o f winter visitors u p , JO percent, with, retail siaia* correspondingly Increased and. building activity far Expert Wddtag * J---® a It L Y ( «f] lb K| GENEVA i NEWS of .lh**4#ulki who are their Urn* considering Itatn'a jm t r alma art U iklnf 'up tbalr minds aval* u little attonttoe 'a war alma.____ .J o •laU. pointing like sn rn m o virv m i wUaWMdlhy expert* that coat Hitler two mill Mat, « . *n l q f ‘ he ptUmpta to ngtand,-r Tavar*i Cltlsen. 4 < Auction Selling . ‘ •■If WINTER PARE! Fan. 14 (8peclalJ— Alexander WollrotL famous ktitbur, critic, racantki( Journal 1st, radio commentator, and actor, appeare here at B:ll o’clock thie evening for hie onl^ M>eaking engagement in FJnrkla The celebrated Town Crier of radio fame will lecture on “Thi ConfeetIons of a Broadcaster” la Hw . Winter Park High School Auditorium under tha otMpIceo of Dm Annie Ru*ae) Soria* o f Rollim College. i Tonight* event wilt formallt opetitb# Annie Buaaail gerlea. of proferatonal attraction* which •PPvarone*. of H. R Knickerbocker, for#1fn eormpotv dent, on Fi*b. ll| Jotef flofinmnn, Holed plenlat, on Feb. fc3j an) Dootby Crawford, monoloeHet,•on Mar. 7. The teriee wilt ba com­ pleted by two dramatic prqduallona staged by lha Annla S m s MI Company, -Wulherlng Halghta^ Jan. 81 ami Fab. i, and n j g ' Merchant of Yonkers', Mar. 14-11. i O f D em ocra cy 1i f>- ■ ■ in recent yeara the economic ayatem o f free en ter­ prise, as well: gn t(io .dem ocratit tforn\ n t, govern m en t un;lc r which w e function, have com e In fo r a good deal o f criticism not only fro m elements in fo re ig n countries who teem to think some o f th eir various form a o f isms could tlo u much b etter job , but also fro m certa in qu arters in our own country w ho like to suy that A m e ric a .has been good only to those at th e top. It Is thcrctnro a good tilin g to refresh ou r m emories once in » w hile w ith respect to the achievem ents o f this ,’ ountry during the Inst qu arter o f a centu ry o r more. Throughout tills period we huvn not o n ly built more than any oth er country in tho w orld, wo h a ve hujlt m ore fo r lha sake o f m ore people. T h e b en efits o f our developm ent are m ore widespread. A s sum m arized recently by the N ew Y o rk Sun: 1) in 1900, fo r instance, th ere w ere 8,000 nutomor biles in use; In 1041 there* nro 25,000,000, 2 ) In 1000 there w ere 1,000,000 tejfp U on rg; in I9 4 f there are 20,400,000. /, 3 ) In 1000 about 4,400,000 |>cop|e owned secu rities; In 1041 there a re more than 10,000,000 such ow ptra. 4 ) In 1010 there w ere 10,872,000 savings accounts; in 1041 there are 40,000,000. 5 ) Jn 1920 iome 10,581,700 Anioricanu nwnoD th eir ow n liom ra ; in 1 0 tl tliero a re 14,000,000 liunitlHiwnern. ‘ 0 ) In 1020 there w ere only 1,000 radio mfta; In 1041 thero « r o 48,000,000. , ,. , • In 1920 thero w e re IQ,000 nlcctric r e fr ig e r a to r * ; Hi 1041 there are more than j 4,000,000. 8 ) In 1920 there w ere estim ated tq be 1,800,000 <d*o* drient servants in hom es, outaltio o f radlu* and, re frlg e ra jr a ; in 1041 there are 117,000,000, N a nation can ba conceived aa b rin g (o r the t»euefit j f - t h e fe w which haa 26,000,000 -ayUmiobilea In 'd a ily uae. Telephones cannot |>e tha lu xu ry dt the v e ry rich alone Rrhan som e 20,000,000 fan dliaa afjloy them. B ig corp ora­ tio n s, are not alone the exclu sive property o f th e m lUloij. alrea when they are owned hy.. 10,000,000 Btorkholders. A to ciely which d istribu tes itg-blepalngs umong » o m any pfOcannot, be no ve ry bad. a -.i'l .;•! . " I f (h e purpose o f an econom y ia to produce goods and g e t them in to tha hsnda o f people w ho can use th em .” u y n tho O eLsnd Sun N ew M 4<then this is a record w tth ou i parallel., T ru e, w e h a ve f had • v ir g in , continent to exp loit, / j / chances,' of theft ' brine nervous. A second rule .tat to bar* uni* baby on Die- f rvgr*n». A iMby ia alwaye a good ahow, *h* say*. ...A third la bar Insistent* that each child have something ham enough to leant for each appratinre to demand the hoJr-s -iley homework which ehe runelder* eaaaatlal. Sha ti vary proud of * such atar poplin a* Kara Stone, ha Moylan Bitten, Ollvto Santoro, D.a Nichole* Brothen, A) Bemlr and tha Junior C-Mrn--K»n. noth Lundy, Charlit Prck ami Harris Barger—Blackl* !<hacknrr, Paul Barteta and Dorothea Eller. She would like to find a Wty to prove to parent# that *ome children are one-lime performer*. Hnmrtlmes a child hat rrheanrd one act long and rilllgenUy and In It le a turret*. Then he may not hive lha time or desire to put to much effort Into aubee. quent appetranrat. Parent* ehouid let him,, rn. Joy tha one aurora* and pro on Hi merry way with other Internals, lira. Clements aaVt ■ Mid, ’Tha Farmers Market 'U M l now.doing the farmer* a hit of good. They don’t don't no* It. U . Um msrkdt had tb*~Ti the system wvre hmi through ougb, Mrs. Nannie Moran Mrs. J V a JJHkak »u *n 4 rf l^lOO^Od son# ’ meeting of the Waai ’ ' ' * • * • > 1 ' • 1 f , g m �«- PAGE THREE !» n s —— s'HHaw R etail Merchants m > M B S L IL L IA N .ADAMS, Society Editor Sr . Telephoao %■ *w 148 ; ■'Vi’V*; •m _ , Social Calendar Women Requested To Aid Hed Cross P e rsonaU Special Friday & Saturday Note' Effects Of Defense Program SHAM POO , S E T an d M AN ICU RE nv Amy Porter AP P-ahlon Kdltnr A I.L T H R E E FOR The customer* must Ic pleased | —even In a year whrn defense | meaRures will disturb the normal j operation of retail store* Wav* | 11.1 M A G N O I.IA A Y K . to ki»ep her pleasnl were di*. I cusfetl at the New York » n\en. | lion of the National INlntl Dry — Go*Mla Association Prices are sure lit ri*** * nu. what during the year, -pt-aket* ronce«led, but they ad\i*e«l retail. ' ers to cut profits talhei limn alarm the customer. AUive nil. they tirged fliwinsti-fi «*f all scare*' advertising, pm tn'ulnt l> that which say* or iinplie* "Huy now because price* aie n*ing Hales Hirers will l*e cut in some Wilbur Fi*h of t'olunihiM, O., ahewtt above, will present a con­ stores because of rising n»*t*. and cert of anrrrd mini* Sutidiiy night at 7 *ttl o'clock at thr Kir*l through less of young men to the army, hut retailer* will uutke it Baptist Church. u-mp a whin harp, musirnl g Ia-*••-, London crick gtrat effort to Irnin leinainitig p| lirlh, intisirnI Min nint r* w lo lls. Mr. Fi»h gave n concert hrrr per «onnt| to show even yieritel courtesy to the *li qt|N i •Ii*i ii*. several years agm The public In invited to attrnd. -ions intlnaled Some "luxury service will have to he eliminated, tint letml rts said they loqie niHlHiiti* call le educated to lllidei »t;ind that this is n n von iy Tile p« ssiliillty »d sri.u.l «*loii— in n city p<Hi|mr u •( m os « ii some services wn* ........... si M»* livery and credit iiio it|,nlooi,» Could he handled go peiitli\t|\. it was |Hilnte«l out (*re«|il may hole I t- mi tailed during the m VI \• ■i i . I.ul retaileis hope ihnt §• • t mil* oi action on iln* point o.ll • i I.. lin rw M y Again and again spiakers urged u Imln i i« lii< n installment selling wto •• •ary, i at her lliun wriit t • luent leguati n Informative •l:»U lion for fnvoralde mil tit•« A Better Illl-lOe* •pcaker romplmieiii* d i «*• nilfaelurera f* r tlo n | in InlM'lling and urged <*'. informative Inls-U ««u i rhandi*r .<-jwh. Many more women are needed • MONDAY to donate their aerrirr* to the I Mr*. Hoy Corpany is .pending a L 3 * tk .n CUu of the Red t'roea tewing room if the few Jaya in Miami. •t Church will hold it. MMlhly UuiliMi and ix ia l tnc.L aet quota of 20 layetlea and 101 I Mia. If. B. Odham apent Tuea. la finl.he.1 hy t h . L , w , ng at 1:00 P, 11. al the home of houae.lre.ae. . .. .. .. . ... , u*> “ * Camp Ilia titling with her Ira. W. P. Buhrman on Magnolia end of the month. Mra. J W. •on. »on. Warren Odham. tldha... Ilall, chairman of the Civic lie. TUESDAY Mr. and Mra. O. C. Clhh. had paitnitnl of the Woman a tint. QlaflbU Club will meet at 3:00 Thur*'**». Mr> P. M. at the borne of lira. Glenn which ia .pon.oring the project ** r> Wi,,,,,n* ,on> E. M ctay, 1008 Sanford Avenue. fo, the local Red Croa. Chapter, {J C. announced today. | \ Twenty night ahirta have Iwcn I K ilem fyof M l.. Maude Jinkln. te aorry rry to learn of her III. completed, it wa. Mated, and ***** *'r work i. progretaing on the lay. JJJj” *,rr *‘ " " r " n Ave. . ra of the Shrine Club dr. elte». A group of women from . to have their annual dance Oviedo, .under the direction ot i J O. Ailamt of We.t Palm t l , the place to be .elected Mr*. W. J. Ijiwton. have taken Beach la eaproied to arrive to. at a dinner meeting la.t ----------materinla ---and .are aewinir ......... „n " " "r" » *° .pend ' the weekend . . .ewing t Frank Mlllrr’a place, layetlea t j naaiat in rnnipleting bla family and Pinea on Palmetto the* quota. | venae. Jam.. O. Huff, pre.i. Thr arhedule for the »ewing rrienda of Mia. H II. • Odham rot, tald today. G*«mi for ?»rxt wffk was announ­ will regret to Irarn that die is George Weln.-tei- and Mr. Mil. ced today, On Monday the io.,»n confined to her honir m (hr Or. lee. were . named n committer to which is It**lit in the Woinsn'n lando Highway •-------v dance. T. Bradford ll/rd, t lull ln*ur.e on Oak Avenue wilt ilan tiee i. JemlMla County chairman of the !*• oppiiwt fvnm u .’to A M until Mins Mary Nancy llrork plans nfantlle paralyala drive, uig.-d II orhrk and on Tuesday to |»a\r tomorrow for Baltimore, :be fihrInert to do their hit to. work will begin nt 2 On o r U k Md , wh«rr shr will ru in tiaip •■'ll ward raiding fund, to roml.at ill thr aflriioMiii. an a Hudrnt nursr. V Ihe dUeaaa. Thr O vic Department of ......... Friends of Mary Ann** Gallo* rluli will liierl _......... on WrilnrA.Iuy hlt BAB CLEABANCK SAI.IIS 10:00 A. M—and’’ devote'"the*.lav' w* yIII ’**'* ia aC r'*.'r,t I. e tfta.n. ■al,,,n .ft V*•«»« ie. n ..he .1it srwmg A covered di«h lunch Is III at her home on Magnolia ROME, Jan. 24 - U P ) — C le a ia n c e to Avrnua with influrnra ei ii will lie rerved at nonn •alea— dear t« the hearta of moat Women «rwlng during the week women ahoppera— were prohibited Mrs. II. J. Clause, Mi* Mild. infiuded: Mrs. II. I), Freeman, by tha Italian government rhitr*M tn. C H. Dawson. Mr* J NV red Stanley, anti Jnrkie Stanley cUy Mtith explanation that ith the ewpUnitlon Hall, Mrs. Volie NViIliMin* Mi* have gone to Belle tlladc to In lo t p present i____ eondltloni the C. F. Pioctnr, Mra. McFwan. Mr*. Npend several months with Mr. purchase ty the public i f mi?rJ. F. Bnkcr, Mrs. M C MrNal*-, C?)ause. chandise which 1» not Indispeiw- Mrs. NValter I.. Cooper, Mr* NV »ble must abaclutely be avoided. Mi** Dorothy Mitchell of K. It Iliinsr.n. Mrs. MacNVdliao*, Mrs. Roy Tiltis and Mi** Ina ft. t\ NV III Tailali.i •se#» |« spend­ ing (he weekend ill Jni*k*onVilli* Fenwick. YO U Q U A L IF Y ns the guest of Mi** Maiparet All Sanfonl women are invited to represent an old line legal to loin the gr< tip and n«*i*t hi Hamlin. rvserve aouthetn life Insurance making garments fur ih*> ||««| company In 8anford and ad. Joe McCaalin armed tin- morn­ f'ross to lie distributed m war jaeent territory. torn F'ngland. Material* amt *»•«. ing fr< in Preshylei inn Junior t'<»|. CAN YOU PRCirUTK inc machines are fu«rii*lied hut Iig«* in Maxton, N C . t.» spend clHBlh quality bu*.ine»s to the women ate requested In I ring ii few days with In* pureiit*. Mi. iuatuy • contract f«w that uiul Mia. II. If McCaalm •their own aciaaors. territory. IF HO financial aaristance will 1m* aeroualy provided. Nt rite renerou . arrive* tomorrow to visit during ax ro to Brooch Office, Box, 432, Jack, the weekend with his patents, loimllt. Fla. Mr. and Mra. (» D lti*hop Committees for the new year | Our OgvnU h»rr b«-cn advU*d ftbnat thl. »d. for Srminola Rehckah L*slg.- 4 1 Mi** Mary NViggin*. freshman wire appointed fast evening nt nt Florida State College m Talthe h|-mon|hlvlodge meeting in Inhassee, ia spending the weekend *h«4 I O. O F Hall with N’nMr* nw (he guest of her slstru. Miss Grand Mrs. Carl Chnrnening pre- 11. a«»thy NViggins. of the Culver, j CYPRESS HAKIM \ . • I « —The brilliant beauty of Ataleas Riding the meeting «««y in Athrn* , iever a a - of Georgia beneath the mo** drill* I 1*• • makes a colorful *etting for lovely • A bpointed committers me uie a* , _______ 9 folloWs: visiting, Mrs. Carl Chur., firorgr Moye arrived yesterday 1 S,4'u»fh 1 A,( |hw,M ,hpy *» P“ tuievque Crirm. lin es ill I i dn jienihg, chairman, Mr* IC-lro y from Atlanta, Ga . to visit Ashdown, ami Mrs. Glenn K Mr. *h**rt lime with hi* mother, Mr* Kav; flowers, Mra. D. C llowaid, ' M K. Moye, an«l accompany hi* chairrrqan, Mm. C. K. C*hnr|M*ning, wife and daughter. Linda, to At Fierce Fire ItrcakH FREE DELIVERY and Mra. S K. Smith; uuditing, lanta Mrs. Moye ami daughter TELEPUONK 9122 Out In Dublin Castle Mra. Mary Holly, chairman, Mrs. j have »pent the past three weeks in Faufprd "jh h li \\ DI III.IN. .Inn 2 I A Fiietula of Mr* Harry Wravrr fire l.i i, ••al early to. doin and Mis. f!hnrlcs Cole. and Mr*. II (* McMullen of ti 11old to I ii II*. wh* re I Ii* Ways and means, Mr* Ivan , Wayrro**, Ga . formerly of this i I Hi ••- |»hip • fli.i* nt*- I*. DEI W D Rubow, rhairtnan, Mra. Minnie |i ity, will regret to learn of the is SANFOnD AV EN U E to.b . •It Ewan anil Mrs. Jameson; publici- death cf their mother, Mrs. Re­ rial! Soo 1.1*.I ly, Mm. Elmer Cordell; program I b* cm I. Willi*, who died yes. Wild t ighi h \ ,\ Ittibim •*• k%-piipci m* ***-n. . • lllph 1 of C Howard, chairman, f trrdnv »n Waver* *s The funeral M,,d ’ • Mm. ill' III* ,*III I III op it *li*c*»v. r I. ul Mra. Glenn K McKay and Mm will be held Saturday in Jeaaup, I «•■*l. fc* i h** blurt' whib* taking Milling t •• * M• Ira Southward; resolutions, Mrs. «*• th** »'*'ii-**i f«*i u|*prova) M* t-*.tl I •p lli'Will N '•nt |!* in John Hhadoin, Mrs Pauline llo. figblmg In igu*l«'- worked hi D* Lei i.l M * *». ward and Mrs B II. Hqulres t*D to fM it hi tIn* flames 1 III win. H-ll bM \< ' ll Plana wrrq made at the meet­ -pi I'tnliitg (•* ii • "iigealrd Mlllf!* f ti I » IVIII* . t i •1. It: ,, t,, ing for a simper to on Feb. 10 t ini ii m i *•• urbt ' lor \ tdi'giee • 1 1 )•♦ • 11 » At the I. O O. F. Hall and opened o ffo i* *.f llo- Ministry M lTtl'*! • * 1Hf|4 ||* l i l*i id.* v to the publie. Funds raised by the 1*1111* to to tb* i**-tl*' were Anothe' of warm rlothinr Th. ., phi III* »» * letll »• I "j •tipper will be used toward send. • d befi'i* 11*. f ti e wa* *e* i f in •h nt* 1 .1 Ing a delegate to the convention and tw^ldio* I. now being pre for 11*41.1 l|*d I mu t him aft* i *1 wa* 1 .*1 ., M •mi, In Jacksonville in April from pared hy the Seminole County WIII ^I I .* i bind. .... 1 m •iit'fmi * ‘linn (*»•• Seminrla Rebrkah I^odge 43. Bundle, fm Britain Club to be K »•!»•*•! • 1 *i* a.nt a. Hie fifteenth ahlpment Hunt- I ••\v••1\ . ' t. 111•1; it It Hti... *.f • .Iii'i.. < **f the v'cui ’• seniul class In war .lurken 'England, Mr. Mar i**'tit \nge|(* * • *•■• 1 . ••••* * ' iimiii N«* mol iriiii mm. I It Martin, chairman of thr club, Kulpb i ii ••*■ 1iflolll i tv «* ment eeiemoiiy bn* been nntiounerd ii.tay and rrque.te.1' Nfttl ti* i ig. 1... \\l*> 1•1. II ' I. Ill*' regisliur irported lb. • t. • II 1 1 *1 1 .lot for M> m * *1 *•( tin* fmifthmg students lii* . I^iu»r 1‘Mkanl wa. hon. I lint all f ■tit.hed knitted garmrnt. HIM lta*)o l • «.f Ait • I I '" lx. left at the Martin Paint Store • '*. g . on f r higher or clIfor «u »»l la.t rvroina at a aur. I .Ir MG.'d Mni.t- Durruiit MG * ' degrees, while others are priM wafllr .upper alvrn bjr ■III Ea.l Second Street not later S. ,, roiripl* t m g H.u'li* I < than Ha I unlay In Order that they og immediate entrance into Mra. J II Wixulwanl ami Ml.. re*|iitr*‘iiiei*t*. nttglil In included in Ihla ahlp. * htisen fields. June Bryan at tin' home of the II 7 hr nild.lefitl gi "flint* tm*n(. former on lit* Weal Nineteenth Mra. Martin haa reported that lie Mwnr«led (loir f"»nml *l»|d** Stm t. many mure women have called for rna* ami degree* Mi June v*.ll The .upper wa. held In honor knitting yarn than the rlub ia • f Miaa I’ arkard'a birthday an. financially able to parthoae and nlreraary, oral a number of gift* a. rhairtnan aha elated that “ any Were preaentnl in remembrance money gift whether email or Mra. I’at Ijniirr, Miaa Pauline large will tie thoroughly appre­ of the ocra.ion. ntic'd by Ihe club.* Prearnt were: Mia. Packard, Thr n n l meeting of the rlub Will Ink. Mr*. Sam Schlerher, will be held at tho home of Mr. IIA P P Y U IH T IIU A Y Miaa June Rryan and Mra. Wood. Harry M 1‘Bpwortli. Park Avenue Mi** I«ouisi* I'.h k;*r*l J (!. Mltcbrll ✓ Clurenee Karl Sims ** NV A. la ffle r S F. Dmidney Evaleen’s Beauty Salon IMIONK 7i:» * ^ rP' W UU e Club Plans ance On Feb. 21 Committees Named By Rcbekoh I I UQU0R iSTORlv J |, , a ^ i r ^ 'c ^ c ^ Nine At Stetson Scheduled To Gel Mid-Term Degrees rm‘n " J " m Box Of Clothing To Be Sent To Britain SI i ITS m o llS K K S 11AYS I... :: rii ( k V A s si 1 .\ I I - \\ <Mll T K O ISE K S ■O*' ■! (/pi Governor Holland h o k. from Washington I'M It. I - I nbmit nationnl *1* f*■•* Floritla, upp.*inti.l th*. b**r* of th«* Slut. Ii I D* i *i1 . .It* .1 ment Tlursdiiy no.I mcetni" for the 111-11 operating I"Mg*« Hr named Nison Holt ftrlaiolo aiititinobib •l. ul* • .tod Hurry H ll**<it»i M*.* ehariO to replace ( iomh • I lout . 1 man J \N I'erkih- »«fl D* I Mid nod Itr.Mik* lint* to to **( Hub**. Uee, whn*e ir-igoat .**ii *. t.l. 1 graplo-tl la*t week m<t* in * I'pted | Hull will represent the fifth ill*. Inrl and II* • l**r ** ill I* pie-* t he f mu t Ii di .tin I i Kiischbaiiiii and Knlci^’h Orlandoan Is Namvd To Rond Depart incut T A U .A iiA s .s r.r / SWEATERS Do b b s • 1.1 1 MALI.i >L*Y I '.r c illS o N FELTS 3 !>r> Nn\\ $-1,011 N< tU $ ;{,:.( i Nt *\\ 'll \ If M \* Y I W M s III I D G AI.VFW II 1.1 . .Inm 24 «A*> The Stnt* It I'll **l I'llNniiNiV said here l*liIII «• \ that five* run ilidatas hud pn--««l Ihe stat** phairnuc\ ••hamirinthum hi Id flu* W« t k at Ole l'hi\«l-ity of | lio his while 37 otli.'l* hsd hern gmitted lli'eitse by niipnaitv 1 3 . L . C ( ( ill ii i*:< r KKIN.S l m i n s nni ; \h I' Miss iAiuine Packard Given Waffle Supper wxm . 1 KM) Bayer A S P IR IN ;»«)(• 35c Bromo Q U 1N IN F U'.lc 60c S A L H E F A T K ’A l!)c 60c A L K A SK LTZFK l!)c 60c Bromo SK LTZ F K l!lc 60c K'YRUB FKiS l!lc Fhillips Milk Magnesia 3 lc Pint (JHP Cod Liver Oil 00c Pint USP Milk Mugnesia 33c D O IB L F -D II* IF F CKFAIM SODAS S A T I Ul> W ONM ! Pebecco Toothpaste 2 for ole 75c L IS T F K IN K 5t)c Pint Antiseptic Solution 30c 9 2 •*«* II ll $1.00 W I N K C A K D H I Ayers Hand ( ream $1.00 Large DA: K ( o ld (re a m with 75c D A K Uition $1.00 75c Noxema C R K A M Nylon Toolhlirushes Q t USP Milk Magnesia SPECIAL 1.A K( l F $1.20 Scott’H Emulsion 19c 1*14 U M I in w ivr** ( reosant Cough Remedy 47e \ , T j . . S ■ r IYJant �ill* Vi * <*f ,V • R W • ■■ * . ■ * ‘ • ' .¥*•♦«'1 . ' y* Pv ' . SANFORD, FLORIDA 1* • V . ' a V ^ m r* A * ‘ • ; ’i-fS y c * ' V ’ l HfetJEm > ■».* • rf^c *W f W w < ^•x ' ' l i . , Art-in V :L . 'V i .. H A M M te let By Nose • Ifii f ^ »* Si7|f T,* iWt’lfuli’ Utah |!•* Mb u n w w . U . n mod <ait) I INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. « . - • (A P )--M r v England tod raftkt^l »b o itII in from lha Gtind (tank* 'ifith irirln ilaneiing from thalr air* harr thrir inland ronntar. vartrt in tha it* fiahBTinan cf In. Uiaua and nrighb ring MaD*. U iwti n ita r * maka thrir llv* li.tr that way but trout of lha JlooMri. wbu hnnkrr down on a tbrrt nf wlnd^wapt tea and 'tUnglr bait through a tlx.lnch hole juM call it.fun. Ila a Iona. Vliilling tiuiinna, cron to grttlng bait. , Mo»l any day. you ran a^a gr> wn man. ahiraring in wadam, ‘'atifflug up poq.l anti rioak Int. lout, with aanlan n»Vr*. Th. y tall y, u Ihry'ra l.nntin,: "h»ln. nii<t*o wipglrrti." Noiofishronan often tliinl. lb»y aro U'ing ra»t in *nipr.r»trhar r. Ir. t.ut llirrr irally la n "Kaja. Watnu wlgglrr'' and it'* flnr bait fot any of thr winter baitinif fiah aaropt the larger lata, ami pika. I t . the larva i f the tiu'rnwing Mur Hy—a bottom dweller rr. Mmbling the rare fairv «hrlmp ». iii.timaa trail in woodland p >ola .111 tally Spring. Othrr ptnular winlet l.nilt e•» horar weed arorun, ra.ldia fly Jarve which build bati'ra nf .Jravoa and g-at* In rrerka, and veri.ua at hat lanra found in dead • tun pa and Irgi. S .me flah«r. 'men get their halt In warmer JACK lU.-tMe-tlFA/yweMi FMwi r AfcA.U4 .X m PR Ml* .CMVOC>Co^C1toHf o i» «1^ ' dog and yna r»BT.’;ltttt' la r t u r a raea.al tha bom* alreUh Tha It waa already count, unga, when auddcnly arm money farorlt*, f * t & * f h r ooMtnrtry (i)iA tin * of W J, rqaillng U n ^U ior tamed In this t •At Hkl lf|tla Tonight’s Entries iind ( Results - v fc n ly B r i l rj . A r ilU T RACE—ralurllg: ' I Hat Mark I UNI HeaU j IwJr Lawaonl ,1. * -Calfag Paw ( aueta rtaaae t Iw n u i M a k ia 4 Mispav Day • » Fraak ■wok BROUND nACB—Fulurltyi fglral Hall of Dally Doablal I Oliva Branch 4 Jh b a g * I Hig lift Way * IWtalia CRartU 1 Alda Mamory T Oaaga Troakl* I Tariff*! Lady i fled gaaataf . TIJIIIU RACE—H I MUai . (Ia n Half i f Dally Double) I Ana Id 4 Juba WklUh4B< t llarartor Jin a Rroihflr Bklt I Waaitfcy Ramaacw I Dago Pat* 4 MaftS Cf.ole* • V BkM ratlHTH ItACM—Polurlly: - .. I f-.ftea tiollr - I bii» bi Duekaaa I Hick Fcatkar * gloaiM Hkyflualtf I Just Oaarga'a Pal I Claver.Bofc I I.acky Ulaat • lean I'oilartoi n m t RACK—4-14 Mile: T I Vanay Owmw 4 Tow Willard I Patricia MuJrock 4 Ima Bwek I Mark Dawa 1 atika.J*r|-a»4 diQIactaaa Bar 4 PvraMBcr Hixni-BACC—Puurllyi I Ml ,TMBk . I tile* Taaacl t Bring.I>*ea * t doirt.n Wtardrt I JIIWM 5 T Our Bill * •» a ; w lb . u T to 4 U fia t L - nAPR-. .! ULru' I t 4 4 Red - t B A / f o g I l-on* Hu b ' Aro Driver * rharlle IlAff HatPa Pita T Peppy Olrl Rrlitak Trala • ram1. Pal KMIRTH- JiAf’ E—r.iiuiliy: I lingorlat Lad*I* 4 OP Rapid Pin » OoalrueUv. Dlk I muddy Tor. I ptMWOUf * T Uni* l.aaf Lad 4 Data* . I L a ) Ugh I NINTH RACK—Futurity: I Kllg Judy* i Doai Porgvf * riaahy Blackaton. I Real Fire I - Grand Bla T Hunflowar Cket I .Raikkllaa Nora 4 Bmokr Wounlwlr 4TH RiCB—Puturlty, tlm* a* t-4 TBBTIt RACE—4-11 mild: PP Off air Kin I D Dane-*-, I Flame fllr J AWedaaw <--- 1— 1 I I 1— 4 1 l.lllla Rla • 11l*h la no Rail fcFIrwta'a Ada 1 I 4 i t— I 1 l?®*. lo * b I fie, Laai* • » »Ula ! ■ At*ag AU. a. M• A IW 1 aw 4—t 4 Royal glylla) I Pol. Marahatt ■ Akardaaa t i t*. I.I*. 1 4*. Plraie’a KLKVRNTM RACK—4 14 4II|4: Ada 4.1*. f *4; flip Alan* I ta lQulnJ.ll Rare) a I Gay Johnny i me,rg Idf TTH’ IIACB—Pulwrlly. time la 1-4 ' ►V'dlli* mao a lion Orlan.1. a It Itll* mil* f Unteiim. Lad PP e»ff air Flu I Pori ftldet 4 iitahland Aron Btardr Biaa .. .. « 1 1 1—* C*w».«r tH ak __ f 4 f ) -M Ofwyra _______ 4 4 1 I —ta •tardy Ban* "T.l*. * «*. 440 . (. oppar ptak * 4*. I t*: Urayra 7 44 mi nXe»-wr«iiirii: r}C fi ,5fc %' k"»*»' 1 wui. umom that (* t f LN'* <WTM*, n iorte. ? > Mt ___ jUWfY»WHHB * M 4 l l l v . lU alB M M A SHOT AT J M LOOtl, HA/i4t 0BAHM eibMAB SARUMP, TIMMY FARR tisiiyile i M m l i r *all brine. Imiiens p i iiip wnrdmii report Burman Is Given the aaplfja fur tln-maolTaa Slight Chance In anillight now. Tbry'll be uaadlAg Boot With Louis them/’ Red ia nuc <-f tbr few fcllora. SUIOI1T. N. J.. Jan. 24 — (JT> - Tha way lied hurman haa It flgurad out, romrna In Jo* iMUla* filth- family made a alight arror, and la going to find it out v«ry dafinitely the night of Jan. f t , iR Uadi.uu S.piai* (iardan. "Ill fart." the tlallimoia bat. Mr inalated at lit* training camp -t-tWrday, "a flat I flnlah with In* that night, he and tha real ■f hia outfit urc going t.< waka ip the morning nf L b . I think, ug It'a A pul Fo-I'e d ay” Th# ntlrttake, i:.,l raplaiutiL, ani a whan l.oul*' l-i.rkrt* gav* rim a chance In rl.mb Into the arna |1ng with Jne. "They've -«en ducking me for two yean," 8T. P fT K ga sU H Q . Jan. e* iurman pr-lute.) .ut, "aver alnre (dT— With, on* earepil-m. favor. V whipped Tommy Farr. I've ’ veeR ehalln* a match with tha inking heavyweight!, but they i l l . treated ma Ilk* I had tha •taalaa, a*p*c tally Louli. "Now fhay probably fifuk* I'm ■lipping nr aomathlng. Thajf'rv mrr national champion from C unking out of opponanta for tha 4—h« great man* and they needed Downy cigo, was maatar o f aenr r aid llt.iaur lien .......... In -a - . 8-0 * ‘ romn overt aomebody to fill In • F.d Sanger of Baltimore. Md.. ant data In th* Oard«B with him. Ft ankle Kovaea, a**ond »«*d*d frrm Oakland, Calif- clowned through another match, defeating fehnnv Dennia of fit, P/itaraburg 0-4. 0-1. ■■■■ • -■ • li e f •wliinp ja jm i m illnl everyvhrip hi liMlinnn « pu'ilir xintert Ffrrpt Hum l.nkr in Staike numiv Aiiylrrk me limitfsl to one with **ne )n*oli in « lit.lv lb.it piu«t U* iwti mpl one.hnlf fr**t «>r I***« in •iinmetfi Aliy *iis. k nr nll'rr f iirture ob^ttnrMne full %lvvk uf Hmi hull! U fui bldijfli. who raolly l.ellev.-a that Moat of Uie I boy a figute he'll he lughjl hvar lha gong fur rmuul No. Whatever betting la K"lng oni la baMd .on bow far . ClaraMt cull gu Wltlioiit hrwiuig lh» Urdfca- ** No nlhar nation haa *o wall dr. f.-n.led It4 fanuajv agaiu'i the Be 'that, ay It piay Itifrinan, tr".n..ni|c hlowa nf the pi vent how 2lt.,ia ay confident a* nay W i I.I war. When » ■ loot at thr 'rti-i'eiale poaltlnp nf lha • ,iirt P'udurefa lu nlhl'l’ landa uv rrriraii.lv ni'prariatd, tho ndvilltagea .-iij*.v*-.l l>v American export pin. Mu..i' • (Taude B. Wirkard. t V"k-' <> ’ . Of HR H of *MV». MWU of KM. l» i W,H of fttt l» of gee. 14: and BF. «, i f Jive II: All Bor. IT. Il#n mv (4 nf NK141; All Ir f H. fleetBRH of •W*4li r.H and NWV, of Hof l»| All Bccllnn* To 14 and ft; •WH of H*C JJ. N% 1, 0.1 Ml, of HBH of Her NI,. K * Of HW14. WH of MKS and N«4 nf NBV of BK>, of Mr.- }«. Wly ' BT NR't* of K,r f , : * », of ‘ • K\ of 'Her III I:i, Of NK u ■ml NS Of HI-1, „» NWS Of Hoc If. IV S of \ \\ s HICS of NWS. HW S of Nf K*| of NHH. HKS. KS "» HU'*,. mol KS of HU of mw •, of H. • U; All Hf< II il... \W>, of N W S I. IV'| of NU I, „f Mr.- FOnT W AYNE. Ind. Jan. 2 4 U fj— A railing n»l Inatead of * M l And a IO-|>outi.l bowling ball Initrad of a bat.rt.all arc the fit at lov*» Ihma day« ..f Kvrrrtt FcotL. fTK. 'The foiraar Boat .n l|rd So» and New York Yankrea ahortalop who onre h*ld tho niajni league » Al.l. in t m w n h ii ii * ; i consteutiva game ne..ul might HOl'TlI. II4N.II li |: AST ba rlatwd aa Foil Way ne t “ Mi fllll coif fo f.O to III. to t lll. f , tft. Bowltr* lie own, the ritya two Ilffnf of t.,1.1 ,1*. .. I w a I.t i ii il u im .|.« Aim laigrat bowling alley* and take. 0)0. !■ I llfflt l • n active part In It ague and ton . * OKU A HITI'II lit namrnt ronipatltlm HolIrltOr Foi I'l.itutttf Now 48 yean old hut in pet. fact phyalral trim aa a teault of TO 1'lltURTlNF M. IN-TV n r. AOi >i u :mm i n k n m w s ronatftnt bowling dm nig the win. Y*ui »r* h*i.l « i iilrifil i»n«1 *rtar anti planty t f fiahiny in the «l<ilr*A In hr Mini *||irii 4t|»tni 11. nimmar ?ct>My enioya My to Ir.t .tty nf I •i iu .1 , i I* l*«i In lb** Mil « I ni|.UlM (»!•«! the utmost. Ilu ami. Fvirrtt, .If , M MMlnBt H ll lit Mir .........I « .mil aid* "the Deacon m tiiiimng the in Bfitl 1*»i }-viitiiif 1- « iin() | If.• bowling alley* and i> a ten ItiA. t>r I'harlt* Il \l. Inl)|r, Itrlng an ai'llnn t.n ••*«.•«* * pin alar In hta own riglif HuIlf *4111 ll*i ill |« ilr »la »»* l •*1 Scotty la aa gn.d a bowler aa a*Thr ih» npM*|Mi|M in mi .i . ii Milha nan an Infltldrr 11at -i* r a in ­ urdar ahall Ir !•••1.1i**li*al f..r f.xii ing a 20ft average In leakur com­ C4>n*»rut|vr Mrri** ti I- lirii.li.n i l n l petition this wlntn and haa Itteii nf WITNFM8 mti *■!«! ri.iiii . | thr «.ff •• nl w a r the 200 niaik for n any *••1 lhatanf ihi- ih» m. a*. «.r yaaia. Jatiuair A I* i •« i «• I HI IINlm»X “ Tha Deacon' weigh* IU2. low, • Ir I » 00 peunda ovrr hit l . i. , l. ll play­ 111 l XI XXI I KK ing weight but tionr nl il I, flab­ by fat. lUaalall claimi little of hit attrntion. He has am n . nly eight game* alnre ha tefirr.l fr ni ir . lira competition Ha follow* the major league lacea rloacly, hmarvei, by la.lio and the newapapeia. mid like moat old timara flunk, the live­ ly hall ha* ritangt-.l the game tieniendoualy ••They all •vMiig fittin 1h»« hrrh |)(«, Mlirrm* «mI\ n f rw of th# in my day writ* codblIm ••*! •luRy«i* ami alltiwrtl lu II im nl tho*r fiiii’n , hr tay t. Hr think* hi* «iid (turn, thr Ymnkrr?, will MtRirn a n mrltark in lilll l ut In^ mir '»•**«■I>n11 am. Httton for n n i »un tm*v i* f » *t-r tbr ( l« Vflaml «rr.tin| bimp.abort• *lnii ronibiiiRthivi «.t lloiitlrrRu Lin( .Mack in urtion T O N K i ’ H T ’S A L L - S T A R F E A T U R E I M« :AI . I M4II I IN M • tl I'litilillira Alt. tITII 11 liPIrliV of *|#1rtl lliMt lull »»,tiiir«\ in p|t*m m 1lir xnt I.f I* In O'*Mr a l> l«U l f 1 - » Sin k* ali|ll|ait t'MIirt to Id* I*f • *«••!I*I•»ItI 111r*| •Illlitt )**U In lb « •»*«•»» •niitMil rin u . mi'l lli« “Hrnfon. M V r M .v d»8l|nal»1 Ip* fi*%0trv» 1*#» IM Which till# Util At phall Im* t‘«»h llwhr<1 Hht'i* n Wftlt ft*r fblJf Cult •rrtiM)* Bolt* VXHrtrww rtt» hartfl ••nd •••! «•f 'ill tlllil ................ I I II ) || |f il I II I III -« • • 1 1 . a| .1I l|« 1 1 t -.purl •• 4 ll 44'tlllil III*' a "l| >1Ml.lift) Ilu* >1it lid > - f I III <|M|, X (> !•! I tiffrl f .i * il Mi..! aril 1 . Iht lll«l|tM| Mini |l*a| |lI.1't wI fill I aijl .11 Hi* limit itirtid uf il.r 1 unit llliMWW nf H« tail114*1• « <ulii 1 I lot • Ill tinuf* lit Flit ILR thr fill ln« iUSF(hrA 1b*i4 MtllualPil «u*l In ih^ III F«»%lii**lr bnit ViiltKld 1 *■*••% ••••** Kliiflil'i to wi< \V s i.f Hr. « W’ S • ti'i r s #.f Ml I.f l All Mr. t la1MR * 1 »•11<t h. XX x, gi'll F. '■ VWAT'S FINE / MV ' DAUGHTmn MAS ME A LITTLE WOROIED-SHE SEKM5 TO FEEL s o m e t h i n g WILL WAPPEN-4VE VE GOT 1 - T O BE 5 U H E / / , WASHINGTON. JaB. Conatruction of addltl^al facllb U-a coating appRUttataWlr U r 1C1JD00 at thr** aouthwMAdm »lr . U t ^ . . w a a _ k u 1 b ! rlV d Thuraday by l W Wkr D*, — ^ iJ B A N T lM E - at K U T IIH IT Y : III.Al hSICINK dm HI- VI. I IKK ‘ MOKV MIHIN I AIN 4.HAND HIS It (M ill IM . N till A DON' |‘ 11 ilu. I.I h l'N I'l Ilit |'|i 4'llI nP' l>* f>li Iklil* it II r yijifr of J i ll Itld. J<> I All Ii N|(rrl4»l XlRfcla • I huI, Jit I ■ *1i>iii K ir o i Jwi.kift >'|d| It w f - 4 |I Prniit) 1-• Ills It ■ir *1.4 the lllll HACK « ITY Jl FLASH > 1% T ill. i l l l f l ’ IT ( A M T lx AM I I Mia Af'MIVOl F n i l AT I . l i on* 1114. IX CM 1 M T IIY \ fXirwiTlir gTnl’ T Flnlrviifr I Al M..N Hl.ll » I'.fr*. It oUllft M o r xliftYll*! in t h k r m c r r r r o r n r o r THE XIXTM Jl D ta A L liaO V IT o r THE STATIC OF FLORIDA. IX AXn FOR ROHIXOMI C t r l * TV. IX CMAXCKIIY1 «m t y n r RANrnnn. f l o r id *. ■ tnonlilpal rnr«HtmilAn. Plaintiff. %■ *. IIIIH MINNIK SALfWAN And h a i .o m a v , h«r huahanil, and (•» I. I.INI»RKT I AIAn ktmwfc •• JAMKR I. l.INDSUrj. IVIVn.ninU. (•m in i o r p i B i.irtT io x i KTATK OF FI.OICIUA TO J U I.INhRKV I bUo kiumn JAM KM I. I.INIiMl: YI. H U Fal*»»m 8lr»n. rhll«il»||fhla. I*«-nn*lv unlit I V*m» »rr hrr.i.r mitin** that a Null ha* lf«-*n InuuKlil mnlnM Roil in itir rirrnii I'uiirt for 8»rnlnol** •'iiunir. riitilili. m I'hnnetry. hy I'lli «f K*iifnr.t, pliiiM , a tuunlrll»al rorp«i?allf»n, nml >«»u «r* h»r#* Li r«'4|ulr*«l I•• Jilr milt ilia <*lork Iff ► **1*1 I'filiri || Mr <i|lira In lh« lliMiar nf *l|finliiulii ('iiunlj. Flu Mix. ai Florida, pour n rllIrti a|>i»# i»mrr, t |.rr rt»nall v «*« li) Mli.*rn t i, In aalil aull on llir fIr■! Mfn.lif In Prliruarf,* A. I» m i. Iirlt.w i h» Mo day nf aald Mionih an., tlirtraftw »*» III* with ftaitl i Lik Mfi.i »rltt#n ilrfantaa. if mid i«. Hir mil i»r i'muplaint In fmiiI •nil hi lli** 11mi r (iriarrlknl lit I.1H llrtrln f m•I m>•l in Jtiilamanl Will i»f »niMiH(i inMinai )mi ii) itrfaalt. I| la f til I hr i nlilfiifl 1haI «hl8 Oisln i*r |.ui.li»hf-'i unrr a w»tk lf*l l"Ul riili*r«ull«r nrrka in lha 8miif«i|«| lift «|i|. m' lit wa|ia|irr nl • • n*ial rln nlmilon. publlrh*«t la Oir in * of H.*nford. Finvlda. r. • VVIlNHFi my hanit and In# ami "f » ..... • i 8anfi.nl, Flortta. ilna ini it.ix *f Jatitiai y. l«l| «» I* II FII NIHiff, * .\a iifiL of *141*1 rirvuit I'mirt l«» A M WFFKfV l»*|niiF Clark of Picking Winners ! Favorites Advance la Net Tournament roNSTRllCTTON OKETKD Hint mt IdurpilU mt* rnii|fhf In rvi'iy tlii »'r pnrh nml t » every « he if nil other *i»ern**I inrlud. in- • runflnh, pike .nn»J rmiipieR ----------------------firaykoond Haa la on lha air sear W DUO tonight at 6 IS with all Ika "dupa" an tha dog* al lha Hanford.Or­ lando Kanaal ( lab. M t MlNOHH AI.I.OWKD I ’OMT 1 IMK N:|S I*. M. Sanford-Orlnndo Kennel Club On Utiula 17 (Skiifunl Jllkhway) kt*T.nn^XWot)d alxnil H ipllc-fciN'orth of Orlptulo slu ko k 5 T U R N A T RED A R R O W plac e / NOW REMEMBER m e n rCMJ T 0 S $ TME5E CANS AB O uT T H E t^ A C E J U S T AFTER THE FIRE GETS GOING GOOD -AND GOTCHA THEN VCXJ BEAT I T - - S L I M . BANKOK * HER* rtWILL GRAB THE JEWEL.* Sl i m , y o o UNDERSTAND ABSOLUTELY WMAT TO DO bankok/ f WITH THE , STONE r*? S .laJyr'I-' Who.«v the bet W^xof.adr.rtWngf. *. *. * iJa-'* !>• r1, .r.. .« Th.wikKf« hUn.dmnmlomx, .. a .. a ^ %*x # r nade. Hy PAUt* e l A* Oi If m. I f *v. - i ■* . *-« M t JEAN PAW m -Y-IHT MtAJ/UC CANARY ? f MY yilfHl VMACiCV —^ a b o u t HIM w — HMMR cou rtr p ib M is s a o .* GATdOiNii.JClLSkANrJar au . rturti AmraoeA JUOtSRfU-OBTJQ RgZMYtai ••K * i i] ** 4\ PAGE Five. ce i Fishing' Is Former Red Sox Great Sport If Ball* Player la You Keep Warm Bowling Addict By JackvSordr> ft 'i ltif h * 1• \ \m AND THA'l^i KCCP BATCS A PRISONER. i t L f i C f �B om x* Toward War, Sayi University Head CHICAGO, .Jan. 14—(A*)— Dr. Bibert M. Hutchlna, president of Um University of Cklttfi, i t orrtod Thursday night that b« bo­ ll*red "tha Anarkan people ere about to commit euirid*" by drift, lag Into a war for which Inoy aro “morally and tatatlactvally unpre- j j : 51 ctf greet responsibilities, la Um brat of coptxoTaray, la tho InternaUoaal gam* of Waff, tho PreaL dauta tpoacba* and rocommend*' ■ ig a* to oblige, w# cannot per. form. "Tho af/ort to perform them will prevent th* achievement of Ihd.alaia for which Uw President (thud* at homo." V Th* 41-ytar-old educator, apoaklag on an nnaponaorod radio pro. tram over th* National Rro»J. coating company's Rad network, dtad m oat nttcrancaa of Pre*l. daat Roosevelt defining th* Amrr. Icaa goal aa "a world founded on fraadom of apooch, freedom of worahlp, freedom from want and freedom from fear" aad added i “I. hold that the United Bute* cat hatter a t m coffering human, ly everywhere by staying out" of the war* In Europe and Aala. “Wo need to hoar of .‘all aid abort of war,'" ho continued in the prepared Wkt of hla address, bla lin t In eight yeera dealing with .other then educational sub­ ject*. "The word* >hort at war* an omlnoualy mlaelng from th* Proaldent’a recent apeeehe*. The loaao-lervd bill contalna provisions that we abould bar* regarded a* •eta of war up to laat week.” Dr. Hutchins emphatlaod that In this, hla T in t public que* Hon­ ing" of Prooldont Roosevelt, ho wna, apeaking “almptr ai an American rltlson. and that he wished to dlaaoclale hlmaolf from “all N u ll, Fascists and appea*. an," became T regard the doc. trine of all totalitarian regimes aa wrong la theory, aril In eg. edition, and Incompatible with th* rights of man; I wish h disso­ cial* wyttlf from Ihooe who want ua to stay out of war to w r a our own akin* or our own property BUCHANONS ORCHESTRA 1 e n p e r y E iS x b l i $i * ^ A M . ^ M W M ABOVE A L O M ^ -fH E O R I N O C O GROUND R I V E R tH y R N E E M E lA t;»«0 A U 5 E « * A M t* iHxr tHFE»r q arp^h* FJoridEa Goes Over Quota Of Schools In Luneh Program ■ JAPANESE BRIDES o f b e m Nos o r 'STOP W A V 6 IP E S N r jKEE Bwiy Saturday Ni|hl 8HLIT7 DRAFT BEER NO COVER CHARGE Irena Magmdtr. None Mario Fssold, Albert MUton, Poetor, Joyce (Wl ola Alexander, Ralph Jag gene McArthur, Walter Bobbie Leo Mortew. fiat Hams, Ratty Hunter, Rosier, Lylliaa Boy)*, G i Kitty Odham. PhylUe Myra Ann* Southward. Gibbs, and Audrey Toll* GBAPR BIX, Story B< din Harria, Martha Hag Connelly; T* Pits, and Genera Daphne Jo* • Wathen, Harry L OIM* Belle PontOn. 8«) IUR, Teatamoot J. WKIIeme, Mary CUtab* pan] Jonas, Carroll ' Jlmlnos, Hamel lie Haney, Myra GableTs Hotel LONGW OOD, FLA. M iw t n **y • ,M§ HIT Ann wVi liner. iry Leu Palrdoth, ■ NR— JACKSONVILLE, Jan. » 4 (Speclnl)—-Florida ..baa exceeded. Its achml lunch T w U of 1.M0 participating atbeola, C. C. Cod. rlngton, B U U |; Welfare commla. tinner, baa reported la a itato. wide advisory school lunch « om* ml (tea, of which be li (M U’* man. ■ ■' , --'J . . , • ?At w n r la*t meeting a goa of I £04''of lb* ' stairs 1 « school a wa« act,* lb* rape* mnlrnmaei Showers Postpone Berry Festivities Gwqns o> Hwhltnn* won't nils off! : * • 0* • r BOWLING GREEN, Jan. «4— (Special)—Rain. welcomed by the lit bg bUd ton* V -7-A1U-►*>*,* SEMINOLE COUNTY RECORDS rtauitift. the *lnUpe*Ung fee program la 100 p*M Harrey, L. IT. and wife To Ed. hi two ceuntloa. # gar Earl Whitten and wife. . ale being *crv*d/M City Of Sanford To Pearl David. the athool* af jU n Jacobson, Ethel R. end husband ty and all foqr of • 'Arthur To J. L. Ingram. Qolt Claim Daada Jacobson, Ethel and buaband To ■^ .“U Ingram, i • Agroemoat Pag Dead Will lama. Jama* A. and wife To Real Batata Mortgagee Whitten, Edgar Earl and wife To L. H. Harvey sad'wife. Ragsdale, R. L and wUa To .Chase and Camping. . ' Ingram, J. L. To Ethel R. ’Jacob* MAN CHEVROLET1" Buy a quality OK Continuing, juwmwi ' i^ r o T S - S S Used oaf* In Sanford / 1940 CHEVROLET �» • 4* * , j . * • Sanford In The Only Central Florid* City A ffording Rail, H igh w ay And W ater Transportation SANFORD. FLORIDA, BA’ der of Revolt CLUBHOUSE AT SANFORD Member Associated I’r w Y, J A N U A R Y 25. 15M1 LINKS N U M B E R 129 Attempted Invasion oner In Purge Iron Guard Chieftain ••And Vice Premier la. Arrested With G e r man Approval Cockran Trail Given Approval As W PA Project British Attack Nasi Sub ’Base Kilbee Says Improved I Italian, Claim Sinkiqg Of Enemy Ship leaded With Troops Road To Open New, Farm Land For Use < P m U w t Koom ti H ha* ap. proved a W PA project for 932,SIS to coni tract and Improvi the old ^ lHofa o f i 8imjT Sinn, who looks more Cockraa unit road from Genera ft pb*t than the leader to Sanford, Senator Claude Pep. of a rebellion which has kept per adrieed The Herald In a tele­ Rumania* In a bloody tumult gram today. reek, wae reported arDescribed aa a “ farm.to,mar­ : today In the purge o f ket" reed, the Cockran trail rum er loo Antoneecu. whose from Iowa City north about ela ament once again is In mile*, and connects at Genera with the redd late Sanford. The 1 of Bucharest, with project will preride fund, and |ftdt collaboration o f labor to cot part of the new high­ K- military fanes, way (breath the woode, and a t, rice premier and Iron portion of the old trail will also . chieftain, sraa taken In r by troop* who stormed W. G. Kilbee, memU r of the Mteeftaft Oeardlsl hand. w r d o d Coemty C m mi*« loners, tx ffR h plaaaed • t the prefoet bed been ap. wvedL Md J fM that much new ■mtoNdwJS eew he opened op Shown In front of the newly.rcmodeled clubhouse at the Sanford golf course are four young women, an increaning number of whom are taking up the -port for fun and exercise. Been on the green are Mr*. Harold Ferran, ktra. Jam** Higgins, Mrs Cotrell Talley, and an unldtnUflerl'jRiycr. The clubhouie waa for.' mrrly the resident* of Charle* Emery of 11on­ ion, Mas,., and Wpa built in the mldil of his (In.acre orange | f r » f before the course was Golf Interest Is Boosted By Improvement To Club Links By FRANK COWt.KN If eedata old General Henry Sanford could return tndsy t" the 23,600 a rm In Ihe SI John. River Valley whkh hr nctjiiired In 1170, tod if lie could he taken on a tour of the city which now beare hi* name, It I* aale to p»aurqeAtof he weald never reteg— — many ehanfes \ District Meeting Of Odd Fellows Planned Grand Master J. K. David and DUtrtet pepety Grand Master Plrnd D. Kenny ef S t dead will "iFhl mi f to**W sra * * * •' J U tPMtln. -I ll to toU «t Iko lodge at SAO o'clock, and all Sanford and visitingOdd Fellow* « * i s i s a , " - * " “■ don Anticipates ghtiest Onslaught , _ When the Termer mlnlhrr to Belgium bought the land from General Joseph Flnegan, on Irishmen who had fought ui the War Betweaa the Stales, creaking wagons polled by oxei were the principal means of transportation Into Central Fl»r Ida, with the exception of the few small packets which chugged up and down the winding Ht Johns. The little landing place of Mellonville, where Ftopgan had built a home, wee the metro­ polis of Ihia section, end the sit* wWrs the City of Ben ford was later to be built wee still a part » f the pin* forest, sloping down In a marsh e l the river bank. Wild ahlmale roamed what Is now First Street, and longlegged cranes stalked awkerdly about the marmby ground where now rises the alocco building of tha City Hall. ? One of the strangest and lov. liest sight* to Ufa eye* of Gen. rral Hanford on Me tour, how. ever, would be aa !l.h ol* golf fours# laid out h> tha rolling timber lands and .orange grove, several miles south e f the river. Probably the QstsWsI never drove a golf bell a p a la*, but If he cam* beak today he would surely be tempted to try his skill at Or* Sanford Golf and Country Chib, /eg Allan Stewart. — declares (he green* are to b e t coodltVs* they h »». bran In for yadyg, Mara people era louring the link* this see. than at. anp he has bean Stewart M ya., Partly Group From GUIs School In the rourse. In addition to the tegular yearly appropriation for upkeep, thr City has spent .ever#I thou­ sands of dollar* la recent month* building a new shower and locket room, remodeling end painting Ihe clubhouse, replanting Ihe green., and landscaping tb# grounds. A* a result, the course it In-. Mt*U**ehepe ^ thevpr**, m l time and the trending* are in good rnnditton aa well Ihe lend where the gelf caorne I. now .Rusted wap a part of a grant of 26,000 acres wlurh Philip It Yonge obtained from the .Spanish government In IK17 Ksrly records of Orange county, a pert of which later became Seminole County, l|inw that Joseph Flnegan of Havantiali. Ga . obtained 20,000 aerss of the grant Inr only |I0 In 1640 hinegan. whose service record in thr Civil War Included action In Ihr llaltle of Olustee near Cake City, .old almost the entire trarl to Henry H. Sanford of New Haven count)', Conn., in IB70. Charles Kmery, a wealthy re.Ident of Boston, Mass., bought uhoul 00 acres of Sanford', property In 1673, and sst out a lug orangr grove on the .tie of whet is now the golf link. Many of the trees planted by Mr Kmery are *1111 growing end bearing fruit today. Mr. Kmery, pleated with Plotiila s warm sun. decided to make his winter home here, and con­ structed the house now used a. n clubhouse at the golf course With the death of Mr. Emrry. hi. ton, a retired naval offlrer. rame down to live In the house in Ihe orange grove. The second Mr. Emery waa almost fenali. cal In hla love of the tea. and the top of one of tb« wings of his father’* bou*e waa built by him to resemble the deck of a ship, complete with railings canvas floor. It waa lb* asooNd Mr. Emery who planted tha rare old Alb* Plena camellia Utah which may itlll be seen near the clubhouse. one at the ttn m tp U n ls of He bind in U l* eectton o f tb* stale Mr. Emery aleo aet out the oak trees which shad* the .road lead. Ing up to the While three generations uf Emery* aonght abaiter from the In their gun. to completion. H. (I Chase, Hr., Was IrrH.urrr of thr group, anil Other members Included John U dw ig, Krnr.l K Hnusholder. ' me I George Knight, and l^on oy y 1024 the Hanford Golf At latirm saw thr necessity of Ing another nine holts to tb* s pud Making It an IKJwde WNtojA rigllftol flirt mi! could not tackle- Ihe Job lLtsIf. It teemed logical to call upon Ihe City for aid. and Uila was done. Tnt entire rourse was sold to the City, and ronsIruclkSi of the second nine holes began. In the nearly 20 years that Hanford ha, had a municipal golf links, nearly all of the re. downed names of the golfing world have found Ihe greens, including Archie Compiton, known a. the "Manchester GianL'1 Mr Comp Ron was Ini. I" rted In Una rnuniry from Eng. loud by a group of Florida real e-tale promoters to play at thr i.rloua tourers .round the slate, »nd arrording to Hr. Btewarl the British player really waa powerhouse when It cams to driving a golf ball. The big man—ha was sis feel six and weighed over 276 pounds—con. n.tonlly tent the ball smashing 2T5 or W l yard* down the fair, w.y, Other famed golfers who have pliyed here include Arnaud Mas. - y, aeveral tlmaa Fr+ich open champion ami the only French­ man to win the British open who was here the same year a* Ihe "Manchester Giant.’' The course record of 07 was held Jolnly by Waller Hagan, ions Kara sen. Hilly Murke sod Mr. Cempslon until this past year, "lien It was shattered by G. W. Hpencer, who tailed around the greens and falrwaya In 66. flvt under par. About 16 year* ago, when all Florida waa booming, the club had an annus) tournantnl lor three yuan In a row, and the tug prise money drew tb* big n.mrs In golf from all over tb* muntry. In addition, th* Civic Club Golf Teurtiamr regular part of the dub's pro. gram, and large prise* went to th* winners. Among (be players In tha Civic Taurnameata were Arthur Yowell, Edward Higgins, Senator llousholder, R. U Dean. Colonel George Knight, A, C. Fort, and L. C. Bebout. The lata Walter Connelly, of A. P. Connelly dad tbs lata Mr*. Ccginelly, mad* th* first hgUfto ana at th* Sanford Coif Linas, over No. 3, the treacherous lake hate la I M l I« recant years women have t o r e .* * . Draft quota for Remumlc Coun­ ty aubject to cell on Frh 17 ha* boon sot at five men by the Be1active headquarter, at SI Augus­ tine, a node* received by the local board states. The quota for the entire state is ssllmetrd to Ire 3142, the Urgest call to ilalt- un­ der the present draft art All of these men will not tirr. rtsarily be called, the not ire .aid, but the boards must have the required number of men classified. For the last call Hrminulr I Hunty, along with five Other counlies, waa axempi since the volunteers In service mad* up the quota This rail require, three nrgmr, and two whit* men from the county. Manatee, Franklin ami Monroe counties have filled their quotas and will not be subject to furnish men for th# F.h 17 call Dade County;will furnish Ihe most men hevtngaa quote nf y«J Huval is second With 4Alr anti IIIII.borough third with 30A. ISA. bar nf Th*# Rum Munber of this call |. about M a rti at aa lai four tfwea large *• the first re cuts two cftlla eo combined. Camp fac. UwA sw ra r » I » T a il Former Knvoy Ts Of Opinion U. S. Will llemain Out Of War Emory S. Land Following trMimnny by Emory W. Land, rhnirmuii nf thr Marilimr Mini I hr* ITnI t«*«i Stair* would tod tinvi" riu>ugh ■hipping to bring mi vilnl ilofmar malarialft, nhiHtld liritMin full. Ihr H oiirc of ItrprrAi ntntlvrft MRrrctl |o lake immediate aelinn nil p*«>. vicling fumh f«*r 'J00 rargo vr^. ■ # ! ■ ________________ ___ County Guard To Begin Rifle And Pistol Practice Men W ill U w Arms |mined For World Officers Of Home W ar Home Defense Society Selected JACKSONVILLE, Jan 16 Irth Fraud. M Holt was unanl. mously re-elected prssldeal of Ihr Florida Children's Home floclety for his ninth successive term Frl day at a meeting of th* board of directors. R. V. Covington was panainrd treasurer for hla I6th year and Frank Johnson was reflected secretary for th* 26th time. Mar. cut C. Fagg, superintendent >d Ihe home her* for 30 years, will continue In the same rapacity fur another year New Dining Room To Open Tonight Formal opening of the Palms and Pints dining room, Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Miller, will ha held tonight. The new restaurant It located on the Han ford.Orlando Highway, Just south nf th* Arm ltef* Cabin Courts Tha Palme and Pines will ip ei. alls* in chicken and steak dinner, and Italian spaghetti, Mr. Milter said. Tb# building is a new one, and modern equipment and facil. Itlss have been installed. Parties “ 111 b* arranged by appointment. Willklc At Lisbon On Way To London 1.IHBON, Portugal, Jan. 23—W . —Wrridall Wlllkts, ____ , anroute i Dmdon, arrived her* Friday ’ Pan dinner. '»« American clipper. ted to tr. , ------ --- furl. - , . hoped-to b* bock In tho United Bteta* by Feb. 12 for Important----™" * ......... |imctl*-c,with ."tin "* n flr. which .............. '■ ........ . llnnie Guard ......... World W s i. will t>egi« M" " ,i the regular meeting " r ..H* Hcimmdc County GuardM'" ) I Harper, rnminundm, ' (n.r, -md today Ilifli .ml pistol ................... |„ In-id icgtll.rly »l tin nil'.'' „1 III, riur -f the ......... ) ir-1 Street, under Hu dun*..... ... |t, id Goode a-. r»"l Hmio n il'........... I I>v i... im i 1mg Mnri'lj i ill grl und er U A S I I I N f lT ^ N , Jan. 2C _ • ( « ) - — U illtam (J. B ullitt, f 0r, rill'll MmLaaMndor to France. Inlil ( nrij-rr'SH Itxluy an ln v »HK'tt " f Ih r Went c m H cm iaidtcn* would be "a lm o st cerl,,in if th.' B ritish n avy wen- ilent roved and “ totalib irin ii" iniuer trained control o f n t her thr- A tla n tic o r tho I'm ifii In-fnrc Ihe United states' Iwit.nccan fleet was rrady. lleoi tilling what he said would he di Haiti- vieisrqurnres to the Undid .State* if Uritalii were ilrlratiit, II ii 11It t asaerted before the Heine Foreign Affairs Com. rullti-i- si ii hearing on the aid. Britain lull that tb* “ moat certain |" n> to insure against such ■ detent w"iild he for this coun­ try In gn tl) war He prefaced this statement, I i ' h c m i , wi t h n declaration that * » r MU- dilcireined not to be drawn into (hie war," lie declared flatly that the Unili-il Stair, la not prepared Is. day to meet an attark and sold " » e must buy lime in which to p fe p n r e " It ii ft it I added (hat "we cau liny tliul time only hy making iiilnm that th# Brittsti first will ii-ntimii- In hold the (idalitarlan i " i o '» 111 Kuropc while nur (test viiilchr* the Pacifir." 1riling the rmnnutlre that Gcimaiiy had drawn Italy and Im|ihii int,i the le a n * against Die Gulled States sna Sttlhf- rft-e i .ilimiN, lllillltt drctsrrd "we ran. M niiilHNnt ll*h F * § p T l i w i Railroad Speakers Will Be Heard In Churches (Sunday » .1 1mk, inemlrer c Ml uinl will di-eide wlielhrr n- I*«»11 md f . rv j . - nin* rrnn* pr»krrR aitriithuc (he of thr lUitmad th e i r T e g u lar d rill "c -.M 'i i hi imftri’lifttfc Aanof latinri at the n ieclin g. every week nr |< »♦y Hull will hr gurM spraktr* nt her w e e k im i-vtiftl Siitifonl cliuti hm toIn i Im luture, p r n p i m ni or low tmu iiinjf, Mm* luml itay lie 1>1.1 n u r d in a d v a n c e 1 u n c l i n g , w i ll he c a r r i e d m il [ • f Ihe i t »i/rrruc*, l.iiihn S llarki y *mI ihaimiMn. niinuunced ( H i d i n g (11 s c h r d u l r , M»J H'U I 'Mini > per -h id |ii Hi’i n l n o l e C ounty Giiii rd, l i i u i |u rrlirtil railwiiy men w h u l i 1111w l i . t a a h m l t ‘J 0 D n c t i x | nf ht ( hiilil caitii* ht?rr yrntrnimy n n iu h fi', w». urgum rrd In t wtit11 vm’M* furftti al a |iiiirhf*ui| « l J u ly I ill e r Ihe l au i|dull I "| Hi* V lilrlrz Hu tel. 0. 11 P a fr, * imiIimiiiI tiffuiftl of .Savannah, ()•-, m g I'n 1 n f t h e A i n e i u . i i i I ■ . ' in, d g i v e n i m p e t u s In Dll m-'Vi ] (M.kf I" Ihr drlriEalrn at Ihr City MoM oftrr Mir lunrhrun nil I I I ill line n f Its m e l t i n g In gim i railed on s ll Hemii It I i *tr tin, rdllur and mana. I m intV C ltisrna In -tween k** f “ f Mi« Hrt»lherho«id of Locollgi nt l * Slu t (16 Wtill W i l l hlPitien and Enufinrmcii’a t ( I n l i d t-y th e d r a f l I " c 1.1j MitlfoAmr, MaNurad Ihr r o n f r r r n c t ni itn t' n l ir e Htatuni nut •• I* irMim that fhnr unrirrtakina t ingi-i pt m l c d 1kb.tv fiirrllnf a prrftriit-da/ nrtcT tin. cnulit y was lln l l . n l 1.1f M V\ .Smith, AaUtuta. a field I f n l ra l F l u r l i l a t o tisv» 11 N rn la tiv r of thr Mtdrun As. guard unit, having turn vOt III I loll, will speak at the ser. <1-di d hy Im k e muni y liics tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 11,sue* niuHly. lake ♦—n*l t mil I'm t ip l rt s 1, 1,Mill I.IH) m e n rooipsun Al ime nf the first im i t i . Hriuiriul* County G I I Harper, a veteran id World War who had tinn rnrni her nf th# National G u a r (or shout 20 years, w s i m i n e d coimnsnding officer. Other officer* of thr three unit, of Company A sr» afollows: , Hide unit: Captain John I. Galloway, First Lieutenant II It. Pope, Second Lieutenant II II Coleman, and Second Lieutenant Eugene Brewer. Medical unit! Major Charles Evelyn L. Park, First Lieutenant J N. Tolar, and Find Lieutenant James I'. HolUcUw. Headquarter* unit) First Lieu­ tenant H. D. Dago*, First Lieu, tenant Joel 0. Field, Becond Lieutenant B. W. Deane, and Becond Lieutenant Georg* Wain. sUJfl. Now that th* local units el NaUenal Ouard hav* Inducted tat* Ik* A m y -for • rear's tralaiag, “ County Ouard* hare taken over .the auto* f s q w t y told by City New* Briefs * trwa fun. Oaa Cnrtie of thee* waa * ■porb». hi which c m . — every ahr* " art ** 1’ Germany Called ‘Unappcaseable’ New Quota For State Ip Largest So Far; Total Called r.213 , the new raed. United States Must iluy Time To Pre­ pare For Attack, Statesman I ns i s t s 5 Men Called By Draft Feb. 17 In Seminole County nf n'rtnck A sung program wtll i •dr the speaker, and a Hawaiian im from Daytona will furnish tll'U.nil' 'll," lire Richard "Diek" Broi t,ci», IliK-ky Mount, N. C., will hr the princlg*l apeaker St •-Lining servlcrs tomorrow night, winch will bsgln at 7:30 o'clock. Ed Perry, engineer of Joliet, III., und the Rev. F. B. Shaw wul sl.il he heard. K. G. Hayas of th* Sanford railroad shops, will be to* 'sons' leader for the evening m**t. In* ____________________ Permanent Residents Among New Arrivals New arrival* ’ hp Ranf**^ reported toy th# h W niation booth o f the Chamber » f Cocasaerce ta c M * ; fire persons who Indicated IMS they will become • resIda*to. OF the I I registered o N g T ^ o lt o t o week m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/77759988ea6db83ebb69d9cba1069101.pdf 4a6c8219ec902e1867524af96cd5487c PDF Text Text Improvements'^ State Parks Aiei Urged By Board TALLAHASSEE, Jut. M— (Spe­ cial)— Among tM rvcommendalion* mad* In the Florid* r»rk, Parkway And ; RaereatinnaLArev fitody rater Ur completed under th* ipoutnim p’ of th# Florid* State PI* no In* Beard, of which ~ i n u e ic u w i Geary* G. n um i mu h erttary, aH (S* rxpaarinr recreational f^cilltlei In e**li aiata part* and Improved a> to main highway*; the acqula o f area* which, becaua* of aeenlc, scientific arthaealo and historic valve* ahould be (K lg u n tk ir c ta ln l!w or thrra* going to be on admiral* In I I aUl pointed when a battle named fo r M t b Th en *even , baUlewvgww i christened, and 0 state* teatiny far the honor*. U, B. B. minol*, only the Brit rar fn m thl# Special Datpxe Town**. .•',dan Joat Ika vew f. 1938 FORD TUDOR CHEVROLET i Sport Sedan Clean ■;gaad f l m . # New Chevrolet Deluxe ^2 a .ta .. Q m v . Coupe f t Coach Ih Tudor Co«Sf:. »U «jC ou p e rLOIUDA The Florida Slate Planning Board tellevee that rrcfeatlon planning la a arclnl necr*»lty becaua* provUlon o f adequate re­ creation area* and facflitlti la on* of th* major factor* In defdnre against antUaoclal inflinm. Recreation In Florida ha* unuaally significant economic Impli­ cation* to our tourlat Induulry— i-ur aourre o f greatest revenue, the report aaya, recreation I* a large, faaUymwIng bualne** which la tMComlny Increaalngly rompctltlva among th* atatea. Florida City to Kay Waat a* on ovrraeh parkway; a atudy of rlvrr*i Streams and laha* to determine recreation pot*] Millie*; Ihr Ac­ quisition anJ davelopdiant of area* In mctlona o f th* atnte nat now aervadi that pftrority be given to area* and facllltle* which meet mat* need*; enlargement of avia­ tion facllltle*; acquisition of land for vrlldllfa area*; establishment of recreation program* In atote parka; devalnpment of recreation area* end factlltie* In rural aer. tlon*; and expansion of recreation In atale Institution*. The legliln(IV* requirement* noeeaiary In earry oft -the recommemlalIon* are ll«ted. Th* report alar recommend* that the.activities of alt federal, state, county and'numclpol, agen­ cies be cerdinatcd Into • stolewide recreation progrant, and that an educational program to conducted to arqu*ln(rjthe people with Ui* * recreation* hl’d ennaar. ration a rn ^ C -a W l focllltle* throughout th* at*IF Mora than IS original student composition* era expected" U highlight tna University of Tam­ pa'* studant operetta to be given here th* latter part of February. This year's operetta la expected tp. top that of last year when the company was compelled to giv* a repeat performance to ap. commodate the la ri* overflow £ced Of New Corn Is Released To Farmers Q u i n c y j * d. t a . - (B Ps e ;* i)The Florida experiment Station la now releasing to farmers aaed of a new variety o f yellow corn, -gSlgE rsSa! ateaore.tobe it you want— - . la the peat, there'* b a n tea. heavy favoritlan In naming UTS. war vassal*. Soma atatee have had only one ahlp In their names, oth­ er* a* many a* alx. The II atetea not new represented by a hattleahip and the number o f vaadala prrrlaoaty named for them a n t Q m a a , I ) Montana, !| Kansas, I t Nebraska, t North Dakota, l< Minnesota, «; I-oulitana, I ; Florida, i t Georgia, 1; South Carolina, I ; vbjtfnla, 4; DeUware, I ; Rhode Island, S; Connecticut, « ; Malr>*, » ; Men Hampshire, I ; Vermont, « ; Utah, 1; Wyoming, Kentucky, Deorgk. North Da- , the oath of wi ll as the prolific while varieties on tost, averaging slightly mora limn Si biiahela 1por acre at Calncsvllle end OS bushel* at Quincy. It- ha* o u t s t a n d i n g strength o f • Mailt,, a 'Very high percentage of th* stalk* alanding upright at harvest time. Ilia cer* are covered with long light henry hush* which afford protre. Ilnii auuluat weevil* and ; rar worms. * J, I). W a rn f, agronomlat 'n rluirge nf Iho North Florida Kkperlii|(-'»t liluilon, where the seed r.ro for sale, ,c)|cve* (hat the new variety will greatly Intreaaa.avornire |iii-ilucll(m‘ o f yellow earn In Flmldi. . . . Yi'lloiv eirn .l* doslrwl by cattl* uml p.nllry feeder* because of l|a rsiia vllumln 'content, ahd culm- in Ih* mtUm. * • ..When period I* functional dietrvM begins' to make you-miser, able, why not do : a* thousands of. womrn and taka CAHDUIt It may bo used 2 waV* FWat: To help relieve periodic dl*. Irr»j, »tart 8 days' b a fo r*"th e lime'' nml follow —direction*. Second) To aid In building 'enar. gy, atrmxth—through better appetit*, Incrvsaed (low o f • gastric lulc« which helps dlgattlen—Uk* » by directlona aa a tonic. Try CARDUII l — A D V .~ iW R f c u n a le llfti Mfvciouv �1 San ford Is T h e O nly C en tral * F lorid a C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, Hlgfam ur And W a te r Tran sportation 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. Lindbergh Objects To Loan Factories In Bill As Undemocratic Step Ruhr Section umanian German Aerial Acti­ v i t y I h Limited; Greek Forces Rfrj port New Success Over 14»000 Italian Prisoners Are Tak­ en As Libyan Base Falls To B r i t i s h LOVERS LEAP UNDER TRAIN SOFIA, Bulgaria, Jan. ! ! ■■■ (A F )— Although Rumanian lagatlMM Hi aaathaaaUrn Enrepa dsetared that Praiaiar C inert I Aal anaacn ha! wes­ tered RemeaU'e rebellion. aanrtea expreaeid the balled that anaaa disorder* stfll oantiaaad. They aaaerted ■* tagat an* high grreral . y i m t Onerdlate. oC.-m a lii amputated itW>*. Israel Kurvitx, 41, jU carried from a New Mnflon where bp and hla iwobtheail, Carrie Hartwell rfliirhl drftth by leaping lit Iftn l of a, speeding rx. >• ■j^umah. wife o f a tnbercu&sl* victim and mother cht|d. Wa- killed Inalaotly./llpivit,', rigjil leg waa la frifttval*o la an Invalid. g t ,14 .from Boston, Mrs. ti Rcllgat, Me. ..k .> • ' i '' * , 0“Yo Co-Champions u r ti Named After Stiff Coi with bfhlbd (be rxh.llioo. Dto* * a i ai sfrad In Boila and da,, hewdyer, the S a, mounting In » ! • * • Italy'* Tibran t w of To­ bruk tell to tha BrHUh A m y of the Nile ahortly aftaf noon yes­ terday when Australian troop* , — • . I Aldnn Company styre on Flr*l •urged Into HU botUtOd town, Tomorrow the “ Mll>- O' Dime*" ' Street. Spectator* dodged the fly. . f t ? , a whirlwind , final awault host'd will ntske its (econd up. jlng lip* and nervous contender* of lauwty SO hour*, and over­ powered It* *0,000 to 10,000 de- pcarance in Ranfur^ when a group compi tr-l for tha Hcnora of ihi .w. . . . . . . . Mra. Jam** d,y *hirb finally went to llud. . I Snaren, will collect coin* from , »_ u . tha lh o u .lp ,„eniby ter tha Ijifabtila For*. I ,ly Jonc*’ *wle* °f 1 tanda w en reported to toi»e |y, u i,rlvrt i,radfoTj BjrrJ( rh, ir ,iiiy. ««d Stanley ^Rockay boefl Uktn in U*s blow Sfalnst man r f I ho county committee I Thr i ontest, under th« d im guTobpik, boosting to •pefkapi 100. , ni,| today. I lion . f Alfredo Lardisabal from w d0 0 lha number of F M r »t lroo|>» On Saturday the Rotoriane will . ((„. I'htllppina Islands, ntlruried Mile O’ Dimes’ Board ... Td Appear Tomorrow I*"1' w.dnesdsy, in front Vf th. headquarters of tbt 9*nd Italian ' ' 4 wot' iwponaa.f it1, Tobruk captor, bf Tohrwh. 80 leap Into Libya; after t l f a|age by .load, aaa and A aald to ha»r knocked tha war IIIJXX) Italian or toro.third! of Marihsl iT. array al Libya. , . .< THE ARM Y PERFECTS PANAMA Negotiated Peace la C a l l e d Preferable To Victory By Ei­ ther Side In War DEFKNSI Ry AaaaHalH Flier CatoTFor 10,000 Aircraft The R A F carried the tight to Germany with overnight attack* cn the atrel, oil, and munition! worki at I)u*«cldorf, pounding the heart of the industrial Ruhr far tha twenty.tint lima. Tha Oar- Legation Says Prem­ ier Antonescu Has Complete C o n t r o l , M em ber A ssociated Press ^ ssS?£s\atszi'— * •* —^ — •*— jiciting dime* In mail* the “ mile” . -Dr,. -K. W prorer ita real. W.. Ru_ Hu. percht ia chairman * { tha Rotar. Ian group and will nnntnnre the worker*' name* lo'erirhe aald. The Woman'e Cluhf. to have t*ken Ih- bo’ rd for Monday. w "l r » t be aldo to appear dot ta 111amonx lha member*. Dr. U Packer Is Acquitted Of Fruit Charge u» nervous aa tbo competitor*, will! the air fa llxrJh< U no easy that tha boys bad to face Such trick* aa "the ipm n r r j “ walking the deg,” the "breakaway,'< -araund the world, .r "airplane trlp.F “ over Ihe tha ’’craeper,’ ^ "Icop-the. and last o f ail, "rocking Ibe baby." •: Hleel nerve* coupled and many i r< nteetont wept down before the *erle* o f stunla becauar hi* tmireis fumbled'and shook. Th* irtrk* were hard but the boy* i>ad thr added handicap af «pec. tator* and paaaonby get tin the line flight on lha ” af«ui world." Th* ‘ ‘creeper'? was made even 'more difficult by an elon. anted dog, part da«RMUBd and nart terrier, chasiag th* yo-vo The brown, pup molly gaught •Hr *plrlt a f tha nrrailen when the bay* tried "wnlhing th* deg” and nrecioitatod a lively time When the toeto were ome both •r the winners o f O fh dap were rolled in and preseitlad a pwtator e I n y emMaat, elmOar to O C A IA , Jan..>9 — <C|— Fed. I eral Judge Strum ‘ yesterday di-* feet ml that 8. If. Snyder, Dei I-ami fruit packer, b f adqoittrd ‘ o f a charge o f vlotaUng U>e agrL cultural marketing agreement art ' by ahlpplng andcraixod orange* iu , 'In tertill* commefeo. f D. O. (iialrrgor. a fiuit deal. er, and V * truck' driver. Ed Hardison. Wilmington, N. C , who had nlradfl gunty to I t * charge* nf oMpptap •N o, A aeON^I from , IvTjind t» Fargo, Cau, were fined l.imlog them the champion* J |SO In one M M and draw a eua. of yo-yo rag_______ ( peadod eentenco la lha aorond caaaT I I? *"1 F lo r id a Q u a rte r G o lfe r s In F in y ly R o Draft; i linqueal board* wl United States Urged Not To Enter Any Foreign C o n f l i c t Britain i« ‘'getting into IU war ' itriilc ’ with 40,000,000 troops ready to rrpulso any Ger­ man Innriun of thr British Isles but there is a shortage of manpower in the war facto Hi# supplying thrae forces with wea­ pons, Prime Minister Churthlll said yestenlay. Defending the policies of his eight.man war cabinet, Churchill •poke In the ||ou.«r of ('ommoRS In support nf tin* govern manl's drastic Hew plan to conscript men snd women worker* — by compulsion whvru necessary—to aperd up the nstoln • arnia output. Thr armed fo rte , (hurdUP aald, may hr compelled to PB*J ducr thrir demand* for greater manpowri during thr next alt mnaltu to provide workrra far vital Industries such aa aram plant*. Thr armed force* arr mar. mom, hr raplainrd, because In IV29 thr, wi re *rt up along with a va*t *rrirs of plants and *«tabiialunmU with thr view of "conllnuou* action on the con­ tinent of Europe uKum»t the Gerrqan eqi-myi” n 1-aal June, however, the Itrl. A 44.. J . /I tksh armed farces were < o ff the Eatopesn coiiUnenL 8 u fn d w it-fartorie* have Imu e*talili*hr<l pi aupply the llrilndi Emplrye* in Saufoid store* • rimd force* with all neersuury *r*|H>n» and aupplir*. hr »uld. will have so <p|M>tlunily agsin end the 10th month nf the win Ihla year In barn improved rnethfind* IPO.OPU megs worker* in 1«!■ of rrllin* iti a course on prln. nmnilinna uiol aircraft pluntr nplea of nmrli mfail initiff riMitluri. Horn Ml the end of four yr ai •»l l»y lh<* *ltr*lt itdiitivt* « tlursllon of Ihe World War. Hi* D im hla Nialo "Vie ere now about In en m «U uii of Irr fur thr lira* time In tin- liisrd for V •mI ioiimI K«Ju(«tioii. MIan Kvi lyii lli al of Dn/tona, war |M-riod of manpower *lrm gency because for the first linn •••STdinator in th«* Crntrsl Mur. we ore going In have epparatu- ••In (linin' I for \m »«llohal rlkuM'B, ■ml layouts which till* man to«a prt**l Ml Ml M lilt r I III g of a IMivvrr snd woman power will Irequired to handle,' he told the k'iuu|> from (In- Nmlift i«J Mcrtlillta Comiiiltii'i t f (hr (!httlit ■m ruber* of Common*. I - f of Ciimmrln' I»•tol mylil lo •I I'ltjt* to toil (‘OlirMl' WMIllll h<* of. I I* red mol lo iny (lit- Kruiivttlwork I t-r It Teiitativr |il«im tall f« f llo (••uror It* Im’itiii Vhttk after next Mim Ileal Milt! Unlay, ami tin I a *(rurtlori im i IimI xaill la*t about I Id weeks. Tha cooniinalor will go lo Or. — , Undo soon t<» srranga fur sn In. *" 1 iructor, »ht* aald, and will re. Tha Junior Woman's I ttifn to Sanford probably next brid^o psrtv scheduled for t«» •**rtk lo make final arrangement* morrow will ba posponed until|f**r tha rtiursr. One flats a week iktsI Friday, Jan. I I . * v*ill br hrlil The tlsy and time .,11 L alii he. selected later. Continuing a remodeling pro. Asked what type of people gram, th* Sanford Kish „n.l onuld be partlrularly Interested Grocery Co. at Third Stroet an.I in a class in the principle* of Sanford Avenue has Install..I •MerThandlalng, Ml** ileal re four new sanitary meat ea.e. Hied, “ Anyone who contra in con. The store has also been painted l* (l with people.” Employe* of recently. -lore* will be the principal bene. |M-Iariei nf the classes, the e i. All farmers In tots section are Halnad, but maaagera are also invited to attend a mass mr»t. lavited to attend. Ing at Urn City Hall tonight to Content of th* ruure* will l>e discus* Diana far an auction mar. outlined In th* future, the co­ ** l~ U h* » r • talk by L. ordinator aald, since tha inltrucb>n for each rlty Is patterned M. Rhode*, gu ta marketing ro after IU particular needs. mlesloner o f Jackaonvilj* "Similar classes ars being held »• « ca.ooa ala room frame *11 over th* Ifnltrsl Htates, aril as in F lo rid ." Mias B><l bouM and garage la to be built ■dared. “ In Dayton* recently A. Dytoa, according to a a l tha tit employe! of a mall.prdft «*■«• K kallM c* o . r „ , A r w l pelling Course } Is Planned For Local Employes i t rict CtHirdinator P AttendH Conference A To Lay Groundwork News Briefo Uoyce Williams Is Named S. I. C. Head TALLAHAB8EE, Jan. tX.—*# ) -Boyce A. WUIIams, U of Tavaran, Lek* county tog collector and citrus glower, *r»a named chairman af th* State Indus, trial .Commission . Wodnaadsy night hy Governor Holland. Tha jS pay* |9000. ___ mdu Fork* Clever, aa dmlrmn* and as of m- " ASIIINGTON, Jan. 29— (A l1) — President Roooavelt reIHtrled to ('onirfm today that 913.19(1,391,.131 of lho #aioN Kerry r« lief funds hod boon aprnl hv the lorrm nrtit from April. 1133. |0 Dot. 31. m o. W A S M I W T O N . J«n. 23 — I/ IV C.ilonH Charlcn A. Linillirrffh told the H ouse F oreign A ffn lrs r o m m ltte o a t « hearing on Ih e leaao-ldiid hill I ik Ihv he'd n re fe r "n effoliiiteil pence” in the Eurol»enu w nr In u v ic to ry by ci* I her niile A vicln rv on e ith e r nido, Im miuI, “ would rntull in pros. I»at mu of Kuropr of ■ type «• m < nrvi r arm,'* and would bs "tint* of Ihr wtirnt things that t tilil lutpprh " I.iioll.tigh mmit ltd hr opposed (lit- lull, fltht, lirrausr it was a ■»it P "away front drmocracy* sn4 RtM'Mod lirraii"(* " ll'» on© morw tolttp t It•*«•! iu war and I don't know Im* many morr wa can lakt*. “huit t f war." A kI ,| whrthrr hr favored ctuu tmued sill tu llrtlaln, Lindbergh .■Id llmt wa* "a very difficult" <|iic*lton, adding limsmurh aa Ihl. country had taken a stand tm I lie issue "w * cannot vary well ju .d fy " dropping that polkf. I.mdhcigli dcclareif flatly that 1 h»* Rry I»«. k llrsthr? 11«m l i w o it romblnalion nf Ihe Unlt•nrhufii. N i . Mug •!•••»« i pi* ..I Slate* and Great llrtlaln could l<l* III Ml •lh« K.tlll IMIrl I v mi** li * 0 I win (he war "on (be pr***nt l o * o f aid to llrllaln. I •' \ •im latk'it yi'ulci.Li\ n- l lie relied for Hie rrratlon by M il H.illl)' I Mill i M ill c t *fil ifMMil ll,i« country nf an bit forre of IIm « n f lla'J hI.oiiI 10.000 first line plents * Mb* » . |f m r » « cfn •• 1 ♦ • i ■vM'i a,i equal number of rv. ,ei vp- lo Inaurr American «ecur. •I'll ilif IIm* ««»a ">k >• •» l Itv and urged Ihl* country not 11• w • i k' nn//tt|«H ai < .„ . ntrr any foreign war I I .Slgvcl I ••!», * • A- Hie afternoon hearing on the Mmu f ii».| vie* pM . I, it.e lend bill tiegan yeiterday, 14 II Sllll f I 11 tun ii , mu liloom made pullle a l*t||,I f tom Heerrlarv Morgrnthsn Mti* Kliiabfib llnrkcy, ••vim I ovu.g (hat llrlll.h dollar snd yrllhl ffMMi Seattle, Wioli win |,...(.( » „ U svallsble to pay for rpcat. oi liu* evening cn . \met lean war anppllva had Inlb. limit od EVsngcli-ln A ....... , ,,i,,ed laO.OtM).(HH) alnre InfnrmaI Ini Ion I. night at 7 I" i. <lo, I. ii, n ,,ii the uubject wa* given not •Ian If. Wlillr tlir House hearing wa* gottii* forward before the *m*ll**t • row,I Ml far. the Heiiale Foreign iieleliona Commit lee decided to begin similar hearing* nr*t Mon.im. W a s h in g t o n ,|„y. SiM-ietary Hull prubably will — M•»v »»»*: with uni l»- nillcil a* the first witness, folnrarr-timi* sprr»l. Ib« II..... 1wed by libel high fcdvral ofDW rdncAtlsy completed ui I inn •••• , Oil. I,||. atippoltrd the bill before th r fl.e!»>*.' 000)00(1 i ii i Vm I tin ll.oiar group *io r» Mtithoritallon In111 kimI n u» Senator Barkley, Ibe majority it til lilt- S r illttr \\lii it It till' • lender, expressed hope after a prap arrtl It* g lv r It it •• 1r.inference with I’ rriidrnt Rooaelight I .ell I.-lay that thr irase.lrnd bill T I m I* mii point prttgiam itii I h • oriSCh 1 I »• I* Ifalt n and gur*t »*I4« »mI ji.oild Im dl*|>o»rd of tiv CongT*** 1 $ pMi.uoO.OOo ft*tt oilw11 to •»*. th# ..nf. irnt r *«p* 1.1 t'-lat I within 0 d»ya. The House comlion of 4>MI naval auxiliitty m i l l inul ng it l#»ui t»f thr «* • »»•• |",I*t I untie ugierd late in thr day lo 2 f tiMi.ooO.OOO Inutrcnglt* ti f • ito *• t lltih At Ft « I*mi.I thr conclude hearing* Saturday and anti.alicraft dcfaiiM*?* of th* R*t*i»«l IIhiU hv A •"*"»■ and l» liegln roiiaideralion of inn i idt ilninrtl (hi* g'« "I* »*• aioendnirnta Monday flrrt The mimnitler ha* arranged to |.... tl.-.l, 3 •f JlMKJOeOOO fur hritr Col Charlr* A. l.lnd^fr^h I ..II w al »hr aflrrn shipyard fadllUos • ii tog MBMiofis yralcttlav *•••»■•• and lien Hugh 8. Johnson 4 9104.4^)0,000 f ui iii*»ir gun ..#*.!*• hy A I. I*nvrland lefivrland Nrw They have been Invited by wnai and armur fa€turlr« *..#"l* ( hairman Bloom ha* railed the The h giftlatfoh ws* In fun* th. |‘•o.vrna F.d Perry, Julu t. HI Ifouxe only Iwu dayn. Mi Slriffrr, Mr 1lrn*l«y anil "minority" of the Committee oa— — |>|• Mi Um li llrforr th* « \*‘»». ito.eal tu the hill. Bloom ***d William C. Bullitt, former in J tog • I M U ' t>« g a ll. Ih*»t*r a ltr tlilin g hassador to France, would ba h . ailed a* a “ majority" witness Saturday Rail Delegates Elect Brothers Head Of Group EvaiiKvIiNtH Are Hon­ ored In St. Cloud AI Luncheon Today Nuvy Jixpunsion Kill In Sent To S.‘ii:i(t Student I Candidate ..... ... m,t •/ l,,r rh,MFor legislature P o s t 'IV.V''.crw. " ton.vhi »■■•<••, !.♦«..o ai 7 130 » ' « U l . M is' llm k.t will he the I'loirnml IIARTOW, Jan. n -(S | ..* m l) A painling dr»v o i.» W. T (Hilly) Tnitis»cllo, llarUiw •tudrnt at the Dnlvnalty r.f Ml. Crrlrhen l*-wl«. titled "Teee. .lo- M -str r ” will be unveiled Florida. Wednesday announcnl f M i x l.ewl*' noe1" * wll1 that he will be a candidate fu T „.. |„ irH.| to Ihn a u d ien ce the legislative puat Irft open by the recent death of lien r . Con ner, Bartow citrus grower. Ferry Murray, Fruslpoof attoraey, laat week announced that ba would eeeh the office Toma, aallo, *4, la now a junior law *tudaat at U e Ualverelty. Colder Weather And Snow Hit Midwest Strike Belaya Work On Defense Orders mLWAUWt-Jaa. U —(AV- ro mmliUomi in ins knocking the mercury down­ ward rapidly eaatword to the Great 1-akt* and touthward to Work en 199,000,000 worth of Teie*. The new cold way*, one of a aertei of rapid weathar change*, waa moving eaatword, threaten, lag to atop rising temperature* that carried comparatively mild weather ever a h i t * pw t e l the nation’s aastonl half. YasUr. day's too thenl weathar was aL Drafted Men To Be Trained As Officers WAHHINOTON, Jan. 99 —</P) — Army plan* for training »STeral thousand draftee* and otlwr enlisted men aa commlaslonad of­ ficer. for tbo expending land force* wore announced today by Secretary BUiRaon._______ |)RAPT BBOUTTKH SHOT * PONTIAC, l i t J*n. Two law anfaccvment ofnaarx were stabbed and n t t j t o r ^ d youth and bl* father were abM ns.r here Wednradajr In M a ii » art#*-*" fo r aatoctira LOCAL �Work Unlrmlty of nirtd*. n O W l,| "Th* * * d i«,- Mr. Broreln ■; , - v m r "tedfesw, Ums tar, that B pn W 'lU O . definitely, out dW.nofd M Uw pnk j t v In n *rL tonomk lift. Oor p.opl* Mm of will b« amaud. Earlj reports in- SEMINOLE COUNTY REAL ESTATE BOARD Industrie J n . I Whilo In oomIxb litre, Hi. S u it •rort w ill. Chamix-r*» bronl will fU Ita >B41 overhead. Battleships have kept them mder an In­ t rain of shellfire. While.'on the land side, aharp- I to conform with Jitw demand* laolratkm’a pryaMinl Thd flxurra arr b Udtfcj TfciStoUrOka n W i i t . u ® l v f t w im iw t iU ! atjcl «nn- # r «» * !Mn» wftSfly .Qyjyaw fe krch dhWWn, arorkkffis t ssi-ysffft.ss?** •- What did the Italian soldier* h ive' to gain from hold­ ing outT Certain death. Or perhaps serious Injury. I f they could have won the battle, they might have returned to sorae day and had tho privilege of'joining in the. ^ for U'Dbefc th|, Mighty Cafes* o f the 20th Cen­ tury. Beydndj that Victory meant nothing to them. They cquld surrender. escape tliat frightful ijetf; be well fed and REALTORS Bayard Realty Co. Walter L. Cooper ColdQugh Realty Co. H. C Dubose A. P. Connelly & Sons E. F. Lane salesm en friction with Roland 1 ( I rsono. s ' . ""■ " ” *T**'> ' Plarlfc growers ahIppod nearly i la light ilo ^nxi can— da oi fro m and rasntallca laat year. ' R M. Ball R.. i EL Adams i*i - niffee soldiers were uaaollnl chesthumping fighting we, but to tako somethl rem them. The Italians Mi ip t W t y of uia B ij tish t SE l t ) R TODAY ArrROACH OOD the Sues C4 li. And wNa ye .The cart -faUwtr-Uk* 111 defeat o f Hftl It Is a step fi •' belonged 'iOi/jr'e Academy o f A* 'l of. Tobruk by, the Br Wr MeV*e'e n « or even the fall o f Sonic lev* in ArtsdjT, is right direction* It' la tl •t Is M>y by Rartdom Hot**, iful British effort since gnling spirit of the lion Is not dead Dn*lb SIm o A Pm im i ay not yet be the king of the Jungle more than Hek his chops and lash his H SU 'S ^% U U i Certificate of Coral Gables, a suburb of Miami, has re* 1 an ordinance which requires domestic seri to obtaih health certificates every six months before go'to ,work br continue In their precept employment. iugh Coral Gables, so far os we know, la the Only city A lU to .w W L th k requirement, It srema to us to havo pon an essential provision (nr tho protection of public 'Coral Gables, as do most towns in the state, has for tlmp been requiting health cards from all handlers of In publls eating, places,” says the. Melbourne Times. Caldwell (" fo b a e e t r R Trouble in July"), Th* m* of to* m H h la to etaialai « » » " » • of American culture, bedded In widely *»{ W ftW i where d lvm e ratwi o f c U w U , aoll and nw e‘ joined In predndag tea rharacl CorUs t p ,rWrt Country” , 1 a story of rta m p ls . town*, mlnw, ranch*# aid taiand. of tho Mo. js w and / •<ij»e«nt country,, U t. Corl* w ll ba m ailed as tbs author Jpf__'•M ojave, *1 * 0 . Viiay”. Otha*. w tif b* “ ThA mrnj " Ration,'' Short Oi ,a fcjfi fRaediaa lien j a k l l m ) . ||’( V '”r ■' ,4 ’ I ,1 a 1* Why do housewives favor Southern T w tt Pack Bread? That's what the bakers o f South* ‘f r • t f :t *■*■; *: V** t.fY - cm Twin Padc Bread wanted to know, T o gee first hand information, they employed a num­ ber o f expect Interviewers to r**%An*i south* - wide personal interviews. Read this typical report o f whet one housewife had VoStalj tha ramM . Xm /nUptlpw —fa. alnat disease-carrying domestics — homes that going on the principle that* a good cook la a good rdiess of what nfsnace that cook carries in the mmunicsble disease. Oddly enough, too, therp are people who object to "Imposing hardship!" 00 ervanta. seeming to gq on tho theory thpt soJon* can bg hidden, its carriers should have a perfect irry it wherever they go. an AnwrL m.dus* la re Jest It Ions on \Southern Twin Pack. E. . Hsrrdm it and what you think o f ft*. V i' ■k r V . > ,W * V i s, there is a chance that It will have provisions not stop With merety requiring o f health cards 1# who need medical, care. Coral Gables, we sup* ■ovldlng, clinics to take care of persona’ who »re 1th cert] fleatea. And i f a slato-wlde law (a adopt, uld Insure proper hMutn-work in the homes of rofkere, and P l a c e t h e responaibflity for d|sreke* j EXPERTS IN F A iU l peodocUon hare eallmai i a yield of fifteen: fruriMla V> the acre, It requ s at)d t^ltty-fhrte mlnutea of man Ubor to thatUsbsMd SmiwI m m and combine kgdbcaU m ,m1L- •ti *i . . .7r » ' V1— i'A li c jt fc ;; Uifwi AV*<it a 'T rT A P A ' W j r r .. I ou id l me if you use rt*■ !■,i ■ �>V f I ** f Y, JANUARY U , 1*41 SANFORD, FLORIDA* L IL L IA N ADAMS, 8od *iy Editor PAG E T H R K ^ illing Course Is Planned For Local Employes Telephone 1*8 f C t a t l a t t l F rom Mr. and Mr». Ralph .Stewart hare moved to Cocoa where they wfB Hake their future home, v . ■■ Dr. and Mrs. B. D. Caswell and daughter, Gene, moved today to Orlando when they will make their home. Rixti Friends of Ed Rourkr will rearet to learn that he has been taken to the Frrnold.l nughton Memorial Hospital for treatment. Hawkins L. Connelly is re­ ported ai Improving In the Fcrnald.Laughtnn Memorial IlispiUI where he ha* received treatment since Monday for influrnsa. Mrs. Lein Howell of Freeport, III., has arrived to spend the debt Rooakrelt'a fifty-ninth birth* winter in .Sanford as thr guest nf Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Lehman dnjr. ' • • . at their home, fllfi Palmetto * . •■ ' ."!r " BtH TH D AT arlne V ereayr raret Verna y gtnla Tuten f 3 Rankin j '■ Duncan v j A fter « few days of sickness wo *re now open for busineu affgln. NADER’S HOE SHOP Bridge Club Meets With Mi8tf Brown Hiss Anttabelle Brown entertabled the members of her week­ l y bridge gluts last evening at her, hom* an "Park Avenue. At thg masting Miss Evelyn Eched* waa Invited'.to become a member § f tho d ob ,, Bowls o f ;«wa*t |>ea« and calendulaa ware arranged In the liv­ ing room. o f lha home. For the evening’i games, Mrs. Begot Ellerbe receiving playing tarda aa high scorer.’ Mrs. Raymond LuiuL qulst waa the eereeno winner. Cake and coffee were served By REVA D. ANDREWS ulon of tba games Wing: Miss Echols, A farm home without tree*, ie White, Miss Ereil Mrs. John Ta- shrubbery, a lawn, and fluwere— afarbo, Mr*. Lund- like a picture without a fra m eB. B. Smith, a la forlorn anil abandoned to a ta hostess. friendless atmosphere, Il sticks Out o f the landscape like a sore thumb, when It could so easily bo “tied to the ground'* anti mad© to b« a part of a perfect arrangrment pltadng tha ey© and tnora satUfactory from many ■tandpainti. The f i r m home and tho farm business are closely retatwl. and th« success of the busineaa aide of the operation la reflected in the home. All too often-Outwever, more attention la paid to the thq> animals are barns, where . housed than to — house where the people lire. Through the e f­ fort* of hom* deraonatrelbui agents and other*, however, this condition la rapidly changing, and more attractive and convenient farm homes are being built in Florida by th* score. The** agents recommend de­ finite plan* for roads end walks; lha home vegetable, fruit, and flower gardans) teams and orna­ mental shrub* and t r m . All are necessary parte which may b* united iatd a pleasing, home-like atmosphere, rrlU -ttM a Bdt only used as windbreak* but as a frame or background far build­ — v .' u | , ings. They may.screen, or hide, Home Demonstration Notes m t ® AT 'A «»S A T tH l0 J k Y T )N L Y I ’ ' T V ' FORMERLY 1.98, 2.98 ANDMOREl FORMERLY 2.98, 3.98 sightly object*. spacious and pi large aa to ms den some. , » lawn, shrub, program, only thoM known ill tv should be -aalth c f msI*; I MM In all n «e i C A IN E S V 1 U K , J »n. Blonde stag* and screen actress Henry Ross, West Point gradoal aad a SUIT surgeon at N«W York’s Polyclinic Hospital, are shown : Hawing their marring* In Pasaale, N. J. The ceremony over, tho eon ■ aped back to Manhattan so Glsada could mako her B|46 carta la n current Broadway play. Bleaching Tips Of Hair Is New ' Glamour Trick Of Smart Women H> lletly Clarke AI* Feature Writer “ Wrachmg the tips" of the hair Is the newest glamour trick of soclalltrs and career women. • Il follows the "blonde streak” vogue which got under way in many places last Fall. Latest star to have the tips of her blonde hair haloed la lha tennis ehampion, Alice Marble. “ I've never known cjtactly what to do with any hair,' declared Miss Marble, whose locks sre fine and soft, to W admired but hard to keep In place. Imra de (lei. who has given many beautirs new glamour with bleaching or streaking, suggested these changes for Miss Marblsl The tip tilesrh one Inch from the ends of her hair, which, ba­ rs use uf her tennis playing, Is only three inches long. A coronet lira id of goldtn brown, a hit darker than her own gnld.hlonile hair and with short ends lurked under, for night wear. And also for evenings, the front fluffed Into a snft pompadour with the hack Combed loose' and fluffy too Other American beauties hare taken Miss de G ris suggestions for glamour. Mrs. l’ lerpont Morgan Hanoi, ton has a streak which sweeps from her widows peak diagon­ ally across from her renter, parlrd hair. I’rirrn Fitigcrmld of the radio reverses the process, as Miss Marble docs at timrs, by twining brown hair around her blonde tresses. J.an Crawford dremalitcs her auburn hair with a slunk of gold If you want to rsperinirnt with the new glamour trick, you should pul yuursrlf in the hands nf an esprit, according to Miss do del. The secret of having a perfect blonde streak, for Instance, is to give It clean shaip edges, -he said The bleaching agent should not • plead fussily to the roots or locks of nearby hair. White henna should he used to glvr body to thr bbiaching agent, ahe Insisted. The smartest streak is n lock of hair no wider than otic-half Inch at the roots. Department Head Plans Are Completed , -.0f Quh Elected For President’s Party Mrs. 0. f . Herndon won elected rhuinnan and Mrs. E Compton. vii e-rhsirntan. yesterday afternotin when members of Ihe Wo­ man a Club met at the rluli house on link Avenue for the annual ileel ion uf officers for thr Social Department nf the club. Other officer* chosen to aervi fur the year In the Social I>rj>arlment am Mrs. J, W. Lyles, secre. tary; Mrs, H. W. Rucker, finance; M>-. U I’ , llagan, Sr., program; and Mrs. R. J. Holly, meml-vrship A duration from thr rluh will Iw given to the Infantile paialysl* drive, Il waa decided at the meeting. Games of bridge and Chinese checkers ware played during the afternoon following th* buslnrsv meeting and election o f officers For the games Mrs. A. II. Dawson scored hIfh In bridge and Mrs MorWIUlam* eras tM Winner In t'hlneso checkers. Mrs. Brinson wss lha scree no winner, Hostesses for Ilka mealing were Mis* Iren* Hinton, Mr*. Harry Papworth, Mrs. Q .E . Rollins and Mrs, J. W. Hall. Among those present were; Mrs. Rosa Adams, Mr*. J. E. Ba­ ker. Mrs. C. R. Dawson, Mrs. J. i, ecu H U , .Mrs. asIB. cam ora Ouudnty. uouant y, T, Denton, Fanford Mr*. Nettl* Epperson, Mrl. J. W. Ilall, Mrs. 8. Q- Hlghleyynan, Mis* Irrno IHntelt, Mrs. J. L,. Ipglry, Mr A W. A. Lrtivltt, « « : j " J . Lyle*. Mm. OSot** McCall, Mrs. John Melach, S r, Mr a J. 0. Mlchael. U r a . Harman Middleton, and Mra. J, T. Newby, s Ate«N R S L H iw y Papwocth, Mr*. A. M. I hlUpl) JMka. C. F, Proctor, 0. E- RoUInc, Mr*. R. W. one in n , i Liquor Store I 'H F , In V E R Y L iq u o r s , B E ST W in e s , G in s v n : i i d e l iv e r y Phono Tsv.J— Arcndc Hid*. wimlnw* display* h bring jdnmir.i at St Augustine. I T h e S ta te ITiinrtl «’f V in l im i . i a I E ducation ln !n \« > (hnl "tio | a d eq u a te prrgniru in ili-l r iluit in «■| education will irvnlt i -i Mynift. ! c a n t benefit.* to piodoti T , i i j worker*, a nd t« irn ut i * n di«. I trlbutive bualne*«r* " I In* pm pose of Ihe rlitsJCN n- nllim i I the board I* "In m m .1 •* the h skill or kncwhvlcr 01 u *p • • «I kdistributive nccop iii m p«* t n r them in a illatrihutm m in p a iio n f a r changing to « h ' mI.<i 1 mil r f work Ifi lin 11n r ilpti ilmlio* occupation; nr pMpo Uni t (nr ( preraotion In a foil.turn* di-iti. butive occnpHtpoi ’ Thr fJrorgr-tB t 11 \» I, n p» o i*d an June H, Itl.SiV, nuthoi i/« d .ippropriatiuna f»»i luud* to !*»• used by each 1rt 1« mi lln field of distinctive m * op.Mmn- Km lt i Mate mntrhr* tin- 'inn k io ii il hy the fcdrutl g«m Miuient I hr used for the Mippnt **f the clawin'*. Stair npp M\ * i*ni-n through till* r* nutv r »*» S p e c ia l F r id a y & S a tu rd a y * SHAMPOO, SET and MANICURE A L l. T IlltliH FOlt Evalcen’s Btauly Siilmi 11.1 M A G N O I.IA A V K . 1’ I IU M and use of classes. Miss Ileal ter to have pecinlly fur paitlrulai 01 grocery slot slid rletliing madr for II Ft I.auderusI. • rial) —With the pu I" •«'(..u d Hi* premium list. I In I ' l l Ib.wsi.l County Fan, umb ilu -p.m-ui ship of the Am..... in l-g i n m uff to I he begtimiiie <■( .m u I. r slvt drive to p|...m> . xhdul- ....... every major fiumi. mid -|... k rais\r In the ...... . Ilu- fan "ill begin Fell k and In-' llumivh Feb. 1f>, with . uniiiitl.-rMii’id* l.v rounty giuw ri’ nl'.’ii.U u--.umu that it * III hr i In <11v**■, -I III l-nl history. KNHHf\ PKNHArni \ Enutgn Jr , l|r*n i\ nn M l I KD lr*M •'.( |!uim>ti ins)<tit ti'i i«t < 1 1n ml Ait Htat inn Im i * , un Wl llfll'IAilaX IIH t ill' 1VHA* The rrrsldriit's Ilu tin lay I’srty iraitiitiif plum* u* un* pi In Ssnford, sponanml by the ^raahed nl Stump I’ m hi, Junior (’handier of Cnmnierce nin© nillr* imrtii uf lieu. for the "Fight Infantile Paralysis Campaign, will lake the form of n "Millionaire s I’arly on nest Thursday evening, Jnu ill, Itegln. nlng at ft tin iidock si the Ar­ mory. Th* i « t l y will lie similar to th* .>!»• sponsored In lleei tuber hy tho layeees with "bigger Slid lielleF' i antes, contests, anctiuns and prises, iE J. Nelson, Jr . chairman "f th* rnmmltlrv In charge, an­ nounced today llsIH-ing will also tw enjoyed slung with the other attraction* of the parly. Proceeds fruiti Hie sffalr will Individed and half used fur Ihe national fight against Infantile paralysis and the other half used for local work with the disease Winners of the poster conteel and essay contest now being liel'l in th* schools will b* announced at lha party. Jaycsoa In charge of arrengrments for the party include: E« J, Nsteon, Jr., chairman, Harold I’Owers, James Rowland, Richard S S X , 10c 1>«M, lfenry Witte, Jr., Joe O’Acs-Hi* quoin, I Cwrnar, Oftrl## Bette, Frank Now pcttami and Hauer, Eloy Delgado, C. K. Carc o lo n . « * / » ■ '•T. Ed<H*, JCIfeuhoff, and Guy wld*. A baigolnl Wood,-Jr. ,f •Is* U. I.r*i. Oft- In i obitful llluck, 1 link S ir e r l " lb t Chendli Mir* H. J, Lehman ilohora winter Visitor Wsiksblsi SATIN GOWNS . : 84c «j!s& k "k »■ a ss Pmctck,\ U arm rnjirur BAGGETTS 2^— Dr- wry II. Wnnl. for «i vrml ycnr* rniinty nrrul in Lafayette county Rt Mayo, hnn htrn tranafnrr.l to Hendry county, wijh bend* qutrters at I^iKdlr, il i« nrinmin* red by A V J'lMinri, vicr**|irec­ tor cf thr State Ayruulturnl Ex­ tension Service, lleiidry l»a« Iwhi without nn agvtil ‘ Ituo thr rrI Mlgnatim several mouth* npt> of O. G. Untie©, who xvit* -et vine both P»ny were Riven nn inb-n-iv,trelnlnR for two and n |ln)f bnurv every day for n work 1.,-f.... „ branch of the *tnrr wji* opened. The manager -aid hr m o will pleas ©tI with thr h m i II* «»f thr (ilntlt* and llrmirv Wnnl i* nlcourse.** ixndy work ink" in hi* new locution. Ancthrr cotir*r i% e.ltini; under way In DcLnn.t n.m . ,h«> mid. Calendar lira. Arthur M. Blount hn» re. tamed to her homo In Vidette. O * . after Spending two weeks with her lister, Mrs. Main!,- l*a. gsnhart. P e te WARD GOES lit IIKNnitY I ..»n Bio January v a lu tl Smart, worm, comfy—In lha most luscious colors! t FEATHER . |»||IM)P TICKING Gov’t. Standard ft-os. weight, save on fine ijualiiy________ 1#k_ V l i ■! A 7 j 7,. £ in t e s t i . — (8p*- LACE CURTAINS Eriu Panel* 7(1 Inches Long, Buy a Hupplyl. . ite*C°to. this 3 C 2 "£ 1 • I* la MENU COAT SWEATERS " • • M e q uuiUUrS la.l! Warm, sturdy rollon In fast cotorsl Rib Imltt Q A .. A 4 i* V u ors ___ SPORT SHIRTS Long-llcevre Sport MEN’S DRESS cad hte. g f •t y t i NET RED HOT BARGAINS OXFORDS f» ghk. Wing Tip Th# Black and Brown Rubber hesls— B ay*I..... I S collars, Holid colors I PQC Repriced to Clear ------ - QJ) PILLOW CASES 1*11* Isle Q uality*-'-"—*' ’ ull Hit* 4t“ a « « " no GOWNS l i Si •M 9 . . . •{ SH hU U IJV AND Bolld color* and-Print* t* tern Ftenstsd, at a ateas- I �FATHENS LB 23c • ’ k<V �OPT THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA OVIEDO LONGWOOD tty A delightful mrniberiliifi nip­ per wa« enjoyed by members « f ithe Lcngwoml t'nni Club on Thursday night *t the Ltbu*i/. A thicken supper urn served by tKe committee, Mrs. Harriet Whitten and Mr on.! Mis Lob- Stinnet States Tat, d a m k «a j/ mambar S i * r t t i m , 0 *1 * r * * l* lfi i w * I J. C ? m r U t mw* tkaa ip in ick. A lta , thrifty i f y c t of V ilim ta l» . A d abcU at btaltbM d iib. /v~ *t* W « r l n a t i o n a l J MINUTE r. Vi. T V b o l l j m Mr T«d*d art Dtake. Caul p t n e t wm e t*n' ^ Joyed during the everting, t Announcement i* u..«■!•• of the pp, (lu marriage of Jnines V oters ' f ^v< ■ k Lcngwood to Dorothy M iu rw r p c f Oilando on Sumlii\, Jnit. 12» . tl by Judge It* \V W » . t ? ,, lord. The gioom has n posit! n |(, with the lle> man Jeon filling j H •Ution. V- ■I , The Baptist Htmhnt Minister still , ini Aanorialion of Stct -011 will c«" r conduct the church frr\i rr* nml I Sunday Seh< .d nl Loo gw -yd bn b church on Sunday on'. At noon dinner will he -efvt*J 1 “1 to all B ap!h N in the Polk The t° V| student paulnr of the t him li N m» ’ Benjamin Yeigeit of Si* ■••on. ty The Totirht Flub on \Yt'di.ia. VV . vmi liny nocn ill the Park Wifi reived ' 1 n fine din mu by the « miniliee 11' for the dny. Mi ami Mr*- K. TL Harris and Mi * Ftndv Aiken. M SprvriMnied i«y nil orgnnly.nlbun " In town, a pm tv vxtll be g veil for the comninfiiH' uhnx. tenth • chool grtirb- ni iIn- lib* •»\ on Friday nirht, .Lin *t lb * i* the first • { n * m b** ! I- given 11 1 during 1he ■* nsoF» f* ( 1 The (!i'oi|*e tiabli 11•11■ I had t n huge atleodnni * at the on* ^ ruing night of thi ..i ' n with many guert* im .uiobog V|, town* ilnm og in ibt (,. .inlit'i. H« \\ The ........... \'» h ‘* * f Hh‘ Ki Christ I'lmii li b ol j in -i mil * |u i r'tiriir metimtf m llnit*b,iy of* jy, u lefiitMiii nt lb. lei I Mi .L lm |)( (( Wadswortli l ! i ' o n Mil Muilm J. , f M Brnto gave n f m» *1 * ir *• t» on |(I the rynihid*on •»f tin Lp'-^upnl T(1, Church u Mrs \V I W It • I .inf »d, i pi , ■lb rCHitn i bun inim <i 1M*|i■>' ni> i Work, riddn ' i'd MoMo'* I on uniat i ,,{ ri interest nigh **o tin ^b « i lit*- g i f ri shmenlf* were • x' d bv lhe |Vr. hosICHMi's. MiW .1.1-0 - l b nod m < Mir*. Cliiii li--* Widt** ' M Mr and Mi * FiMik B r ev «** i . Mu liitf......... l‘ " I *pvn1 mm.' I'M Im,'*1, lilirn th<- 1linil.ni I...... -P 'I • I p « f fimilf, IS H « « fi tk t M AT f is t t tb it OATS MEAT C V \ M \ ( I N V E R N E S S . .Ian of p a rk, b e tf, - I uml Cnnning pindt v B A N K KliS TO lm-* l*een a malor mtixity tiiiiona « i true county horn** ihnmn*tintii-n club women dnnog the pi*"! le x wrfl u , according to a lep.nt liom Mra. F.litilirtU \V. M«mr, Imine agent. e T h i n * i . .. . . . . .................... m *'* 1' 1 1■ 11 <1 n*»li * k I" In lirinp « l.nlty ml' ll’r * ^ V T r ' J 3 2 7 -3 2 9 Sctnford Avo S i OUAN1IIT IIGHM IISIMVfD Country Stylo Pig PORK S h o u ld o r ilh 1 2 ' C h o p * lb 12“.c S ld M lb 10c I m u a g o lb ISc H am s lb ISc Cu>fii Rrndb-ll PORK B R A IN S SPARE R IB S . B rukot W H ITE B O IL IN G M EAT PORK 1 LIVER. Frtih lb S li co d lb BEEF T O N G U E S , *" Solocl lb TOMATOES Souiiwm Bitiu.1 FLOUR .'ii*. 3 1 c L S am lluth to I V 3 9 c PRESERVES VELVO Colfo* .A C IO IT j. K PERSONAL S A U C E F L O U R F..d — do*.‘I Im »« ho—*? I J u .l t. 4d M b i x m l |if hm- I msking aecirt, and slo- « olsf tiiig in t«dav to u*e Kombird lUklng j'owih'f She *' gorng lo make ►one iiiarvelious « ulr* mod hoi* brood* t oi with Itumford ahe «ttl) use NliX *T'" « I lerijBB with­ out wnirxHiit si« nit ln*w inin h Imkiog (posdei In use. The amount the directama call for 1m the i is lit an.ouiit to us« of Ttuuiford Itumford contains no alum never leaves a bil­ ler ts*ie ran Send for new l«ooklet, rsnilauiifig dosena of bright t*has to in.pn>>« your Istking Address Ituiidord I Ink Him Powder, Hot J, Jiua>~ ford, Hbtsla Island. j 10c C oH oo lb 17*/;cl h nift'i U P a rk a y lb J 4 ‘A c Lovett's White B read 16 or 8C S 1 M ain o POTATOES R a isin s 2 '■ ••• 15c 10 H oney 5 ib 3 9 c 14c ( ’ riap tbdden Funi*) W iliesaps C a rro ts (!. M. I bch A p p le s 4 ib» 2 5 c 5c V... k *’uiniditiu G*fl«J*n Af* A p p le s 4 ibi 13c: R u ta b a g a s ib 2 l/^c fc#CS4QlFM or H. r . K iln U n .-I Lli hi Ye lb' w O n io n s 5 ib* 13c Ing^ And *udd,nlT a “q u ^ r" Una C a b b a g e ^ 2'/ac L e ttu ce your* ar* dr*d t f e e T*JS&i * ■ * , ' ? * R H aren ce. O r in 9 o q u ip m o n t tor A fte r a lL r ig h t k u M / i r fK iii . K* r.t1 O teln * ■B n at ff W * CMdUllr letik I iofiilu l.taha TlMki.iK P o ta to e s 5 ib» 17 l^)veU‘s HI, Horhln V , 3 M ont, IA r g o Y am s RAW LOBSTER LB. .. COOKED LOBSTER LB FROG LECS L B .: . . . SEA SCALLOPS L b .... CRAB MEAT LB...... RAW SHRIMP LB. .... COOKED SHRIMP LB. K1NGFISH STEAKS LB i ..... M a h w c II H o m o Dol Flo rid a iireem * 29c ><» 37 c 3 for 14c ■> .. <ii- 12 '/jc It a lot* at oighL You'r«qul«Uyr*od fr V iuetlmw F L OUR SPAGHETTI - ir«*H **l lo A ( *|lo|,hii.t t<*tfltd* Smoini 16oi IO C i n g tr ic k * o n y o u . It's \ b o o n w o r k in g b a M t i o r — a lig h t, o r u n d e r h a n h , ) W*t, I- MiitiilJtft B read P »«l rou t e a lh, prinWd page. THIS DELICIOUS CHIESE FOOD ccxjtiioui ioumq min i o iaik putCHAm ru i c x , ca * 1Iv lru lt hr)|, ..'iiir nilill |»**l i*-"l «V3lU l><iinu out . f itStill. It i. Ih. I.if.l (in,f.-..i*.n that M . l « I hr r:i»'V **A ii, Ji"» why *„'in» i»r.i'y *.ltvI..U'I"* •urface. Priniatily. the i » a ' n is Lnsed nn liuil du* j *u* praifii'*' that men who sjMtuI ihi i* Ihes fighting over the law* . t ih* h*>*d nhould -»e lH-t eipnpped »•« »nak* them I say "dubious beegu the arugnitrit It* whethei hirtyers at e good la wn'ok**t * »* * eii older than our ronaliluti mul l ' el nmerit A- for hm l os I TTil. I dm \dams saw out *‘l ept i■-eli' ;i' ix ■ n» enildy a* "un eiin t poll ton in ndmatiire, i f the pe |de ni Imge, and Ait'iandei H oiihU mi1 fidb'Wi'd Ilf 111 ii f e lx vein luli i with h mmilar roiici Ml ItidM-rt Luce nf M hssiii hu*el t-. who served for 20 years n- .* inrtuber cf the Inwet H ijUm . ami was runs file m l one of the t scholarly of congress man, hud this to nay; "Lawyers une lm) L t.i hr poor Inwmnkers Is « h im* their mental habit is biifkwi.nl looking Their whole tmiiiing li» limyht them lo rely on preeedi ill its advantages, hut among lh* iti They worship the past This him is not Ihe facility f »t u ietmy present neette and out it ipntiug tomorrow/ Don I try In get me into th* argument- I’m just tilling you how it U t nlay and Imw it I.Mtk« get your buy Into Cotigriss, »* for toraorrow — lf you want to your lawyer~~about u law scIhm.I MKKT O F A L A , .Inn 2 \ (d h—tlmup five of the Floudn Hankers A s ­ sociation will meet Sat unlay **fUTiloon lit Del and |o learn how iLs memlHTs max aid m tin* fi­ nancing if the nntionul defense program in Fliiridn HAMBURGER. llnmlnmrk PAGE FIVK 4 ib» 15c 2 «or 5 c S li.k e ly Hauer K rau t 3 •s 2 5 ( V r l . l.u n cl. Tongue belat g >'d 5c Kani*i Grad* B Pillibury’i Boil P ,*t FLOUR D ie d Rad sib. 19c 20-lb. 75c M . M C O R « C a rro l* 303 C arrot. Bean. W b it, Lima* M ix ed V e g e ta b le * B lack-E ye Make*•Cloth** W hilet M W & D BIKD ■■ ■ 303 E 303 ^ 303 ^ 3 0 3 _______ I K I N I * - * » IkM l. Navy, 0 *M « M . O Pea* 303 X I I I - H o ,* * tlM. Iy< r*Ml C ff*d» P ron e* Jw 1 0 c Suro-M ix M w C Pinto Boan*. Ib 9 1 / m OCTAGON POWDER I m *d I t . Lg 12* 13c ■ j �4?imu4 production 11 ft thf 1 •1 1h jM fiT ate-- --a m/tre m to rina. ° s tiw a •m l i ^p w Im M ; 11,799 new •trail homes to the December pe­ riod. or an aven ge o f nlmoet 11,000 ft week, U eompemt-wWj 0.4M In tbe cnrmpondbur period of 1039. W rrpreeent mere than half of all private single* family home* telng planned. • “ Although there naturally bae been a'M aeea*! curtailment'from the peak building eeaeoti of the anrnmer and early Fall, the aharp Ineroaaea In earrent new-home application* over hut rear'a level* Indicate that new roaldenUI con. •truelion In the coming week* will be tha .hlaberi winter level In the peat JJ year*," the adminh•tm U K ■declared. ^ “ Tbla trend la particularly gra­ tifying In view o f the new beuaIng need* being m ated by tba nation’* Intensive defense* pro­ duction effort The sharpest Incre»*e» over e year ago In new. home construction under the PH A program are securing In the ridnlty of Important dafense-lnda*try centers, where Jpdostrial Vv * * • T lD Orapefrult * prices, which hart been pnref than laat season early In On nfMfflt MOofL recently bare adnmcod and the proepect i& d ft s u fr a s k*ted..i Chanary demand Is eonttnuing exceptionally good. Mean. P*ld ietr eraaget bare rlota also, and the trend mey be total ■>reduction , aaata.” says llowsnf "Growers ahould certain­ ly ’ produce fruit aad maintain treat M ,efficiently and economi­ cally as poailbia,’* He than 11*1* Met* pointer*, based an the outlook and on grove ’ record* atudlee be - has made during tha ' past bavural years, wh|ch he, believes 5m. he nl»* for grewsrs to close the gap between a * m 7b m . prodtteT’hnTnrder’’ and the product “ op band.” Building a battloohlp etfft year of plannlnr and drafli E®, •flW* m UJI TOMATOEft, II to I I IU..CHS.. Cfcoleo te Fey. I l ls to |4.ae. Tunjfira, Dev lion. OooO te Fcy.^Jt^a Iso. Be. lie te lie. TUIlNIPi Baton. Be. Her. ISC. w a t e r cncaa, De*. Sea. lie te asrViK ' 41«. ♦ on aNana, per CrU U. a Comb. Il.il la_tl.tt. TAHOWUlfttt. , per -Crt. He te ORArKPIttitT. per Crt. tie la PUUodlv# . PPLSft. 1. ° Torteoe ‘ rr_,or Tree*. Oe*e te A i r ■* EIEBRAT1NGW\ M * l^ J • 1 M l •v tl* ( JT»7!Jffflnmf L i ’ fr*TlAbfiLel U* 4m '*fC»’l l ■ fp illW jH jft m q -m j m * AM I * a a Jfl « p*r,rnc* ta hjm< �• I •* r a a e a g s ff PA^JE S E V E N e These They’re West Coast Net Futurity Dogs .' Tournament Led Take Over At I Races Tonight 1 ra l n » ■ j SUNOCO SERVICE STATION * DAVID M. EARLE 1A N A G B R The f«1 in itv dugs tnkg over ngnln tonight In tin* ft-ntuml race ■ t t h e S>nfont-Orlnnil' Kennel (lull, 10 mil** *outh nf Hanford on l T. S, Highway Entered are Irish Hrogm-. Hot Fir*,' Dolly (Irren. Down* Milan, White Zephyr, Mores '. lMnv*nnt to 1, aay you cm n o d p m n c e l i , (or £ la itorlM about a n d a n d d e n ly r a in e d I atard o m w ith o u t FV^quently pllchera are the one* who upnot the winter calculations They gob orer real or ImagabMd ■Tra trout)I**, or pick up a now b U lW y, or find a catcher who has the appreciation and act tbo l*flroe cn fire. Ilo all a matter o f opinion, but tbo holteat Up* for tho dark. Oorea «tar of a n t eeaaon eeem to he cn Lefty. -Leo Qrliacm of Brooklyn. Jeff IToath of Clerelaad, Walter Uoateraon of Wa»htngton, Joe Orange o f the Glanta p ltib etT a iu 1Dtotricb.’ tt'hIU fl3r pitcher] Pete Fox, outfielder now with Boston Red Seep Alley DO*, aid, Yankee pitcher; Morrle Ar. eevlcb, Glanta; Rod Rode, Yank, eoa; -Erie McNair, Detroit; SU Martin. Plttaburgh; Vine* DIMag. tio, Plttaturxb; Clyde Shoun, St. Loula; Ika Pearson, Phllllra, and Vern Olson, Cuba. Greyhound Results O TII H A C K —* - .» k ill.. Ilm r PI’ Off Mir 1S T R A C K — r u m m y , in n , P P O ff H lr B r o t h e r Ship " • n T rou ble . . U lU e 4 P r io r * ttroiher « I I t ] I I ( 0. Hhlp G eea* T ro u b le Prise* 1 .**. I SO, in . - i Kin.' ] ’| I— I 1—* . i -h.l > in, l In , i .*; G ll.lrri Mi» rt h 11.. v _____ ( I I P o w e r lo Hp«re I* . Ills h U n n n o li 1 1 1 U i n h RoV I t .a s . t o * . e r lo flo o r* I . H , 1 re . .toll .. . » (T il J» Pin I —t 1 — *4 .1 - 1 Pow­ I u h lu n .l Ambrose J » V W fW Z M rTAt-lVl CUsWffR, stJ«PRisirJjSr »k »»- IrtC OtAMFiOUDfcP retry pJ '9 m - n *n tll*l S6LP A+U> OTMBRS wrlM Sotot R * A i. o e m p e n f l o ) « « iR tt' -itiA C K KOAPUalBRS ( Pawn I Hi f Of Nor* •tih rrn n D or rtil llT II ilunl.b- I .j»*A.11■ tlkinbUluf Mmt> .-•r is t ii t .t * . , I Wlllinl lilt. 4 J im in v Jtomie* 1 Klubkl*- \ i Hip PI Pi t n a r c - & ic u n .. 'oiion l>oilr rom' tVIIUr.1 llorloun Dot II U T 1 Mtfrtkr-il ll.1t 2 HI» i lliilil l 111* 1 I' jii ly Ipimii im • ' i i TW O f.tt; lltilfieol . PH Pit# ........ I | 1 V illi i-'h . A lit i if i-. ii ,1 PUlll'C* Draft Beer 10c Glenn Brown’s Grill F R B N t ' l l A N I> I A K K K I I H N T III V II L A R C K I I I . m i l l P A R K IN ’. ; M IT r m t R T K i i i s n i i t i i c i h i .n F R R E I I A N . I N .; 111-KM m a . M. TTI |Get l l r n h u f f i y _____ _ 4 I I n n *# r i t m . t t * i n 9 d*». S St; lUnhiiMi 4 ft x t ii . Kadi 111, "M . IM , * f * (M ; rr*ak Torlfl'e Jlo rk .* «' I DAILT n o n iJ b * - * _ SII..I U w k w . 0 * M pma K i t s I T i l R A C K —P u lu r liy . lim e :ia I - I PP Off Sir. Pin i—i Chef *I lnt (ill icirf iinir i Mtilntclt i -« i k e |Gilt V * S1 l Ml- v fciim iiK ft i t P in I —t I—• trn »,»' 141 I—I T ONKd l T S ALL-STAR FEATURE n m i M ii K.I t \ (.Ilf I .......I *! N IM H M ir r o r s ^ fin d A t u n ' 'in I M U il n 'l it r u t i lv * P lk • « t J o v U I U lf iw k t r r I a 1 4— 1 p iiiir in w v r C i it f £. “ t, i «». a f t H a i t r i i d i l e P lk 4 4u a no, I t i v i i i M k ftw te r I l f , G u n te r U d d l e i— l i i t l h ’i i i f H*MI|lY 1— 1 1*11 r i i « n A C R — F u tu rM r ilm * P P o c f 8 »r Pint fl nw»r I I —H ? I i; i ••I: Tonight’s Entries ?— I A u t o m o b ile (H a s s i P i R f t A im. F il l Mftf y (in|I r |l.<(ib|r» £ ilfftiil* i j i g * 1 llu 1\ ft* « I I .. W i l l I 111 ' < i. m* \liifiL k J ir n ? F r a m in g S tru c tu ra l I Himh> l l f i i r i 1 If'flfite f r i t I 14), i M<k Hr i il tl " 11 ii tU'Y Ull ma 1*1 IIVI n t h i ; A r i : -r. u >m«r M j l f | o ) i 1;i It A i r ) I Hi- I III I t 6 |lilt. M i ' 'le* I if tha ownara wa will a -K , r room apL, delua furnished. U p ­ per 1-room apt: modern. 8peel B ro s, Phona 290. II — II i n n ----------------- l . r r ) tnnim l I- on IH O M ill l i o l . l , O lt K K N IH )\ \ N V M il. I N m w i t i" z i . p i n ii nao I I K \S I M " D IK I 6 : l .1 Hue a ir o re r In u la h t * |t h a ll at Ih * “ dope" on the d u l* ■I the N e o la rd . O r ­ land o K r n o e l ( lu b . moh C II u s k the SI K I II t M il l O il) M l M IM iRN Al l OtVKI) PITTSBURGH PAINTS SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. K t *•-« la* le ■ K i l l Mil M " 1 r <is t I A i K B O N V I I I . E , Jan 2.1— Five ♦........... "d a cre * wrnp p lm ifril to r l" v ii dii rin g th« p A fl m onth, tu i- iiig D u v a l courtty'a to ta l iic n *. IM SOI H i I ’ A K K A V E . iim k m ii i*. m, Sanford-Orlando Kennel (’luh On Flout* 17 (Siirtfuril llix h u u y ) about T E L E P H O N E .HK1 a nt Lon jw im d milt--. N orth o f O rlando TURN AT It til) ARROW GARAGE APARTM RNT.for rant. I’aik and Iktk. KUHN. APARTMENTS . am sleeping rooms. A tinIt*. aOfl E _®th f)L___ _ \ ________ « ROOMS AND ualb no Furnish. , ad, newly pplntad. 7W Laura! A t*. Inquire TH E VERV W EALTH Y IN H IS H O M E i BUT. D A D O )'/ I UNEASIEST N IG H T NOW. DAUGHTER - - D&N T WORRY T H U RAHTV IS ALL FOR. YOU-W R W IL L B l W ELL GUARDED — T H I g E IS N O TH IN G TO FEAR/ I TH E CMiET OF P O L IC E W A VE T H E NOW . N O W . CA LM V O U R SELF. MV ^ D A R L IN G - - - PEELING " L A S T HAD A DQEAM - - // I ’M S U R E S O M E T H I N G 13 NOTHING CAN HAPPEN f y , G O IN G T O H A P P E N / i HIT WAS AV/FUL IS \ G O IN G l O HAVE P I T T E E N W H V \ D E T E C T IV E * . H EQ E--A N D C A N T ■ ] T H E G R O U N O S W IL L B E IT ?■» / PRO TECTED BV r / O T H E R O F F IC E R S / V D ^ J e W i D M E T H E R E 15 a M E E T I f J Q AT BAMkOto'S U E A D O U A R 1 E U 5 / HAVE ALL VOU MEN GOT ,X)UR OH DF R 5 .STRAIGHT No. 44t. ly, Jan. IS, — 1111111,1 | IIOSH P ic tu r e 7 lOp O K ItA l i: R t- s iK c r n l “ SM OOTH A S G L A S S ” Jfiv ( WWSALA The Thrill o f P ick in g W inners Pin i i f K V n tA LARG E S T E IN s e n L I T / Q v .11 4-* p r «»rrs «r iw m i * O NLY #t \* • | Hr! I'lfhliN»\TII M « rn ) in ( —t 7TIC nAC f> —4 -1* Mh<*. lln i» n W EEKS A VE. BAR - It - (i SANDWICHES r»«n n rlin U o .... II I »—h i R o rn tb r M l * . M U. « : « A r.ibro sr I * 0. t * l ; P o a O rlsn i.o I I I It, I Ha, lift, PARK 2 T rip 111iO u 1 K A It Ml m It Mil#'* I Cotton D o ll, n <n R A C K — P n l u r ll r . Hu” - 1* p p o i r m ii pin .......... t i l I —I D o ra ih r ing t» the latest n* u)t* at the track. Tuesday night * daily d u. hit* lefundod $ U * 00 whihthe h v:ir-, intiknl tlnnl nnlionnlly and winner of the recent Ihtie i|uinieta kicked thiMiah with n mat $7T» GO on n c* mhmuthni Hint Tom in incut *tl Tan pa and the Florida Slate1 IVuiniey at ti loud i, wn* uvei Inokeil h \ t andM'appern foil" i the p mg * ei• y and i ctiirrted and furiN alike Win, place and mi on prico* are to l*i> eh lining lactic* I■» defeat Ivy Wi! it of SI Ih tfi "liurg, al-o high with I hi «fiai| III $2 licket-' faa- iks'ra*11jr n-fimding :iiviinil 6-1, r. i 1 In d--eedrd Hal S mi fare of an nvringe i f f i t I n all i vi-ntn Saturday the I'lillhp* M<t i h K * " :i I ifv. Mi . won t v>i onti fu llaiidicap will »n* >in m| the fell(-*, d. tYafmg .1 e Hillmi >i lined event* lit the track, and a Pet» I’.lm r, d. i, I , nnd Iim leather cheat will !»■ awarded in Jlle i i . mud he i limni t* w n pro dilr \ L2, to move im i the the winning dog m thi« race J« hnny M i n i '- . Lit > nti-ohl illtfti It r fin:iM on* round alumi . f inidgi't, paid a vjmi In Hanford tlir « itl*irider of lli** field Jack K r innr* f I on \iigele*, Tunulay t o annomui* the in mil. r a p , The 4k.inch midget, dreined f Illdef11 lit Ifxlit•tl t f \ Mr 'i , dr few’ • I Ti ddv r im >f W eil Palin in hit familiar red and Mack i.-mi, n t>nn fltr h i, I, ltd, not V'in rib ( ..n-in- unifo'in with goM Phillip -cy . i ii I‘iiot , i h" f< i im i tiM i iii- ing the elate with (In Motrin lepreM'iilittn*', P F f»l mif nadh'kMu'e ehampmti, 1*0*1'teed \ I Ihtigf.iN .if Si Pi t. is. Evan*. fcm ‘ I, #* J ’Mn»d i mind limit In** l da-, ill dll' * i Kigi'** \"' I lu « *I m -j if fl sh i himi i'. Mil ; (■m h i i“ v» Vi. i. of Paid, Jn in no N Y Wfi t Me S'lhiu, Pm *land. !hi t Rat m<Inil Hi m ', K mg* i "ii, Si \ K m ,. , t .John |o nto 'll Pt't' Iilll g , Mall in IItkv11\ Hi uiii, 'jtfOCM.I.cloalaltbs I f yo u d o n 't I lk * th ese c h o k e s , yo u a lw a y s c a n add y o u r owt). n*> T IIIK I) & ?tiie nnd Ida Willard Ihirr* are gij|l soaring, accord­ pltu Addition of needed orer_ thaw lnter. A n . ln U m «n » lone Ibot t o r s 16-gam* •Inner. O ttnis right now la M a g oold ahyrt u tbs Glanta next abort. atop. Wbon bio batting, and (W d . ing record* o n ' Inapecud, Utoft doean't wake m u m . I f tho ULudO need Only two now man to got them book In tho flrat division Oreago mOy b« tho on*. Chapman baa boon knocking at famo’a door (or a couple o f w t . aona. Ha juiapad tnr.n roller* to tbo m ajor*' but bold lil* own with Cewnk Mack's other onto field atar. X r » ( ' hot to bo' the m (-.VA. 1*. beam n n king. u r . run i l ia a **. . » » ; Mil 1*1. I l l : dull Pa l ... T K L E P H O N K 91 LI WE U N D ERSTLH D E V E R Y T H I N G B A M kO k D O N 'T W O R R Y IT L L GO O F F L IP 'E C LO C K - W ORK CT7T W ANTED: TO rent rrjm house, bun ferrad. Rsllabla 1 it Stats Oonnty. Its I re. IW S O N WSMC A UlTLE FHQOT 6ET A PBEVISW OF HAT.* 1------ Si J 1K ttW 6ISW l.¥^ OP GOODRoots —K DQUVMOOO BOSHOS HYTDMC rotWBl/ BiOCf MQCWN.' L MOOOY H A H LA N D / • T 8 DOT lACAJUL w w r « w p ino ( — - M o m m i o a e n a r o a ,— THtf H07KLffVS«rCf2 /Sv I I HA* W A R OURSRT --- j AurotbZAPHs/ y , S T K lftC d / . B LU fftN \ ■ ■ �Runs Statements Of Usert In Aib tb« new itylo loaf, »*nck Bread la Mg papat 'dadvartlau throughout Um B othiT houaewivea wrapper which w» Um lin t time In Tha unuaual pf ing aUtomanU fi 30,000 wara fight E " c)^mlngr,th* a mania and Hangary. ta tha natkn*a dlot aa a U km ore anr way to atop at Bar. r Brltiah conaorihlp. A L naturally In M ‘ropen&tarAaarlaana r a h sfar; P U S ta ________________ _ f t whlta floor. v Bakan.of Baathorn Broad art (thla added ralua ta tha cenaamara at n* oxtra cat, gad firin g r. ant af England. Tha PrpartwfaT-' hrtlla a rwSBrltM ihlao dad at fait It paaatua ta tsxxtestta z s sstm ufau B1; or..t^ ^ * « »T rltamln," U Mtruu tha at Uaat' ■iij^Mniaaa ..who ~ara praatar part ef Ha rahialalatt fca& Trtay,' tha plana. SHO ana wap. Bat faU itiuidt Will Nolan, Booth /ackaonrllla dairyman, la praaklant o f tha Jlarida' eJub and A. & Lawton, ecantp agent In Daral, la u m . Itarr.. O TTB TniB m : Erarywhtr. i'.'.A »oA t C a o• dm Omgglata '» • T . * .• I* K «S 3 ? u 7 t mr aaat aftar at* . than waa a Waltmlg.onoa wha'tan Shade Tree M eeting Scheduled Feb. 20 G AINESVILLE) Jan. S3 — (Bpacial)— Ip v t n af boauty l» ■atkfi' along roadaldoo and ataa. where will gathdr at tha UnL vcrtlty o f Florida Fab. S0.I2 for* the ftorlh annual Boutharn filmilu Trco Conforanco. An I"totalling piognun far tha arant MISSION • e l iv ir u II m i micim G IN G E R B N A F S Clothes Pins 3 doz. — 14c O fllo f l « Y 0$. Loaf 8c tayaar oa v fz & M i ,M I M J fi �V * San ford In The O nly C en tra l ' F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g fUll, Hlg t a A nd W a te r T ra n s p o rts !to g fc r a lii SANFORD, FLORIDA, it Farm ers D isco# Closed Hearing On Loan Bill PW D EB Auction M arket; :e Plans Group’s Views On Act Sought beta throughout the aUta and turtle n ex peril advlerd th* local fmup o f tba difficu ltly involved tad the naeeaaary dementi to Snea a aucteaaful auction market Truckere are been min* Incrtaa. (8*>— Chairman Bloom (D• >N Y ) aitld today that too-. ** ranking Array and Navy of. fieera had declined bv letter to testify before the Houae Foreign Affaire Committee ®Von the Admlnlatratlon's AidBritain bill, except in a se­ c re t session. ■ ' R General George G. Marahotl, Army chief uf d a ffi Admiral Harold R. Stark, chief of naval oparaUatm and Major-General George II. Brett, actln* chief af the Army A ir Corpe, had been Invited by opponent* .of the bill te dlocaai tba meaaure'a afreet an Cat tad Stataa dafanaea. A raw h f W I that between mints rr secretary to pm Min. Istry o f Food, a few hour* aftsi the House of Commons Indicted Booth by on charges o f making personal profits out of C.secho. ilovaklan assets held by Britain. isaiift *M * . v f i lirolmRn Makes 09 X S Z I J X ' In glow Fire And 200' Match Score. m ', m E H CfcaKi' w i kaayc^ Wolfe, Btate highway trelmam ffem Uowty- mad* thg IH M Ii, ■ooniy o f local committee*. It campaign coot* lata*. It doe* tf*d* who are M uirem enl lo la th* match score system of firing, Mr. Wolf* turned In a 2S9 out of a possible 100, a good aeon but under thq mark of £91 h* made at a previous shoot. Standard American target* with smaller bull'* .* 7* * w en used In lh« nractkfl MMlcni. Beat icons In tha timed (Ire at IK yard* ever* mad* by Jlmml* Cowan, pg| C. E. MtSlarrow. 04; ■Leo Butner, M f and Nad Smith VS. Other* who took part la th* limed firing warn Cart Williams. Are Installed At Wpeftnen Meeting 4 ' World from two mat bora tto Installation jhUford comp. For Monopo toward Deroa 3 Refining Compan H e a v i l y Assest For Conspiracy Sales O f Asph Objective Is Italian Fortress On Coast; Selassie volt Of iopians lTLA N TA , Jan. U —V tyK W. Evani, Tormcr Hop, aid « f the Ku Ktua KUn, ra 're fin In* com pantea 1 fined a total of 190,000 in Ft Court today for conspiracy monopoly la the solo of omul asphalt tqTthe lUto. Evam, who entered a pi nolo contender^ area fined each on three \yount* lav conaplraey In reetralnt of attempt to monopolise and dae 6f monopoly. \ Finn of I t 000 wet* aa a*atnd the Emulsified A Raflntn* Company, Chaflnl O , on two counts of com and monopoly; 15000 agatil T e* Day for the Infantile was ratyals drive will be conducted tomorrow by the Phi Alpha K m M no Sororlty'gtrli of the BsmlMjg High School, Bradford B v r i chairman of the county commit, tee, wld today. Girls will be e « Um streets to sail lapel ta pwaacraby and tha money coll will go to the county coma Girls named far tha wor the Mlasea Katherine Sp Margaret Spencer, Isutrefle ton. Kllsabath File. Ellen trother, Nancy Dightoa, Wii Lovell, Dorothy resold, K in ley. Dot Kader. Muriel o p o r ia r m . (gating toss- > mb who B •a »* pa r, tion county agent, Mgers from ly. Katharine Wiggins. Lois Csld. late ta advise well. H*Wn Hutch is on and Joy,* W hlddon, i Miih L i l f * MR RtlCiion mirifii. He outlined UM Mods and ncccsaltlea for an edition market as h« m w thorn and applied them at hit market, •• -v "Traat oaah producer, big or little, with tha tain* amount of consideration. Ohr* lh* fellow with only a aeanla • (, package* ih* sama amoult afJim* and care as a big prodnaof. To ipeod up your Today th# "Mil# O'DImeBoard Is under the inonsonhip of a group of ladle* heeded l,y Mrs. Jam** Bbaran. Th* tos>d it located on First Street liy the Hanfotd National Bank Building, Th# Rotarlan* will aponeor lb * board tomorrow under the lr»derehlp of Dr. R. W. Rupreehl Member* of tho club who w ill work with th* board are: R*nJall Chaw, Roy Holler, Earl Tur­ ner, George 8Un«, L. L McLucsi, Martin Brim, Herman Ishinm. Walter Haynes. Charles Morris,m, Bradford Byrd, Herbert Fop*. Ciyd* Pprkar, and j . J. P e a c o c k . Directors Of Rotary Club Attend Meeting Pitt* of oca. ha wgogroa* of hrwaghoat th* Roosevelt Will Not Reveal New Justice W ASH lNO 'roif, 4a*. U - V T t PmMerit Rooeetratt aaM today he had cboeea a n i n m to Jaotke Jam** C. MsRayweld* who ta ratiring from -th* Swptwwa Court labor iltuatloa. la Director* ot Um Rotary Club held a board mooting i t the h«,n* of H.'B. Pop* last night to (In­ cus* regular busLoess of the club and mak* plana for tho annual dance ta be bald next month, 1. L. Inglay, presiding officer. *t»l today, - A s Revolt Continues* da, eraa back la bit native coutu try leadin* loyal trlbeemen In n‘ revolt a*alnat Uta Faacltt eon. quern ra. bitter The Greek* Strife Quelled Within Capitol Iron Guard Repotted Resisting Fiercely Outside Bucharest1 British land and air forcea smashed Thu reday at the defense# of Dtma, last Italian atron*hold In the eastern reaches of Libya, and reported a ahatttrln* atrial bombardment of four German air baan In Sicily where Nail d Ire­ bornben were massed. General Sir Archibald Wavsll'* 45-day-old desert offensive wiping Mil the last remnants of Italian' •Terrlblir resistance In cap­ tured Tobruk and pushIn* on to­ ward Items, claimed a staggering total nf nearly 100,000 Fascist prim ness. On four fronts, from the Med. Iterranean to the equator, British empire fnrrri were described a* rolling the Itallana back In ataady drives at smasbln* Benito Musa, ollnl s empire and knockln* Italy out of the wav. The new British blows Included: 1— Heavy attack* by It.A.F. bombers Wednesday Wight on the filrlllan airdromes o f Catania, Syracuse. Augusta and Momlao where Adolf Hitler la reported to have messed 400 dlte-bombers In an effort to break Britain's con­ trol of the Mediterranean. 2— Thrusts by advance mobile units of tanks and armoured can un Dema, 110 mtlaa Vest of To­ bruk by coast road, accompanied I — Indication* that General Wavell, believing Marsha) Grailanl'* North African army to be •bet­ tered beyond hope of reorganisa­ tion, la determined to push on to Italy's main North African base of Ben*Kail, 125 mile* dua west o f Dema end Mrklll. 4—A thrust of 50 to T9 mile* Into Italian Eritrea on the lEast African front and continued offens Ivs operations against the Italians on the eastern and south­ ern frontiers of Ethiopia. k—An It.A.F. night bombing of the Italian airdrome o f Marltsa on the Island of Rhodes in Italy s heavily fortified Dodecanese, caus­ ing "fires among military build Inga." k- -The rapture of more than 14,000 prisoners at Tobruk, In­ cluding four generals, an admiral and a number of high army and M ey staff officers. (I-oodon re­ ported that the Tobruk bog of prisonsri might reach 50,000). An R.A.F. communiquk Thure. dqy night, describing th* bomb. Ing of th* Sicilian air bates told o f n particularly heavy attack on Catania where th* N a ll Btukas which bombed British warships In th* stralta of Sicily' on Jan. 10 irkey, 2.1, and Harold J. Kturtevant, 22 (right). Unitivy -allot- who tore down s Nail line from in front nan con-iilalo in Han Kranci-co, nrr -tuiwn in )ail were found guilty o( malictoii- mis'(m l The Stall' pmjin s«irtl itd i igri'iit t>i I hr ID'II h. 11li I hinmiiiy tr­ imrH iivt't l hr me him* rt ulenn, magazine Lditor, Returns Here To Visit Friends! Hubert Is tBob) (Hcnu, t>»cV for a vfoil after Bit 'ackipg ’ Houses, in•htjMBHanford Nr[Lid of I href year| )i ha^Dij' Gropes Seen By Railroad Group) ptuVpnii'lil* hrrr tiller hr left ,y jirrnt nm n *>»nrwln g ffiiju n tn iirrm wnd v ie w in g the I™ * rinding Communist*. I M V ® nigshlsn his regime mraer ano**l<r<>,nlac reached with I rim Guard ■•iin-lcrat**" led >by Vk4 Premtar Hilda Him*. *1 A ntonescu and tb* strouyty pto.Nasi lroft.„Gn»ri will f*<Jg-niie the government with ra* hislilc and, .capable men. Ih* German ofllcUi. DNB agency -aid In a Bucharest dispatch. , Grrnidny'a.armed force* In Bumsnia, varloualy estimated at bus tween 100,000 and 200.000 troops, iorted Here with rrPorlM w rr to »hav* »* «• nittineil In their bsrracks, for the most pert, during the (Reorder*. A broadcast manifesto by G*nrrsl An ton* ecu ssld Thursday night that wtUt support of th* iiriny and an agreement with th* wstr VV»• jiLhi riulor '•*'(1 thv Him* Guardlsta h« was ta corn, ‘I » ,i * If'iu l" lu ll fm t v - ilh t» " U lc - i plete control. I i4iit * iin Dir jx m rri icruutml Th* Bucharest radio Indio* tad I hi- I'MiMflrnt, * i.i* smu I "‘ We Im'-. latrr, however, that compute or­ lit vi m mil hi Hr limn f h'»rl i ri'! 1111* tn>tj|i»- itii<1 Mtir iinvy " | der had not beeo restored. The radio told civilians to clear lli' fiin ifA E lh t* i ' l i i l n l In M i the streets of th* capital around t -lo fi fi hnik n, f i r i ’iiln h im ■>f police htadquarUr*. *c«n* ti"H i eiftivpi in iit ilh t y II i itu HO thr uf some of the heaviest lighting’ I'rif** |>ii t i | ic n tji>n r n r ilj ilim u ' -•f fjbecause 'th* army, tn mopping i inti in1vtr t»f Dip hrnlWrhnnnl, |in. up. may b *-forced to ua* atm*. |0 h n I j t r i i r l n i n t i'l I. i I hh n r n fr • If revoluUonariva for** their \ I *• f f n f I I l i t r i i rt t tt'h 'l D ir wsy into your homes you mutt r it 11it 1 1 * i if D ip itiMKttMTM' Mini nr t ill* n r r o f l t l r l L i l t r i l h y it ir m lM l* resist until halp ran be sent," th* radio added, <'l Du- L r o t h r r hoiivt nn>| frrr Although tha, government dd. h th ip w r i l r n i , f'frvinuB tti hin r l r i l t n i t i • i <11. turd that any^army unit* hhd 4•f Dip tim^n/mi inJ!*.(«, Mr Kune over to th* rebels, reports f »I• •ii* hrid Dip (m itm n of perils ted that Gen. len Ffagadm if lonti of Dtp (si trv Mhf p • um. 11ns was leading th* fifth ary»y miHpp uf Dip fttroDirr h"o<l uf rorps upon Bucharest from Bfa> Waller ’ope, and Rev. it raftwahmenU 0 do** of the LocdHNfuroeeTo Attend Meeting. Death List Reached E s t i m a t e d 6,000; Motorized T r o o p ! Posted On Street* U. S. REGRETS THEIR ACTION ay AMaftaitd Vamin The Drlttih army m lti moved westward from captured Tobruk toward Dome. Libya, the next blf Italian fortraaa os the Modi.' C hari** Mrs. Or*. '. Denton, wd Mrs. Awards ta NUMBER IIS SS& ^ R u m a n ia n H ospitals P aralysis Driv< Tag Day Held B Sorority Girl '• itaM aapM ^OhM khMT im h h < Setatno:*' coanty Chairman Of Foreign Affairs Committee Says Army Hen Do* dine Open Session Expenses Of PolitiP , M l Campaigns Are Set' At $60,000,000 W A S H IN G T O N . Jan. 24 — M em ber Associated Press y * |*H I cm* uifiolivp Klrrtiirn uiid lu llin ', BOV. The annointfoment, steerUag h o »« of Ihr Atlm ilir fim d Lto*' the rebel “ eulprlts” of tiM I N iLiilroad A l that limp hr tnndr h»v hf*mv* tn* Hnnfnrd tfr t»«:i using would b* punlihrd. iaBtd a n - af h* * h Mi iMlntf work for If) >»Mr» marily, followed four *'Mf of h it D ir p r ljo y » , W tl- I immi, It m rciitiriil of .Sanford nod t« now * corporal in Dir A ircraft Planned N b I ioiimJ (guard ht*Drmr<1 ut Cim|' lllandlng Uo oldpfi lithprl, i» t* BOSTON, Jam. *4—W - A m c r t . fir * nia n on the lUvrr Trrrilftry can. "national air defense cm tempi*US a fares o f about lU,IH)i) limtn>ai| at Cleveland and lh* olhrr boy, Norman, !• a printer 'taas lo ha reached at tome I I I T* data,” MiQar General A rn o ld in rieveland. “ In riding around Hanford I aaid Tburaaap after ho was in iiayp tdkrn great pleasure in formed of Cal, Charle* A- L in d miprovrmrnl and hargk'o statamant that IO.ikmi rinfmii the flratUn* plana* had equal reserve, building o f home* h «r« i am mnrp than InUrvaUd In the breaking nf tba ground for tht naw hoapiUl and l will Ify lo , deputy chief « f Id Stataa .Army, attend (ha dedication ccraiuonlcs if 11 la pofflbla.’* ha aaid* f tho data. Force Of 10,000 K I Interview wherith Lindberghs th* House For- Escaped German Is Captured In Canada rioting and dleorders which calu tiuueJ In »<nn* ' provincial attlers with h toll of dead *4tlmsled In svm* report^ a| IPO* or more. 1■* From BusUhuk on Um BuL garlan frontlet It was i M t fIM that "hundroZf/.of bodim" «oL lectad folk tha streets of luaharast had baan thrown out (n th suburb* and Uotod by # a ia » dtra. ■i t\ti-. serlal pb*i using an th* csrntn yesterday Society *g AN E A S T C A N A O rA N PORT, fif- « P *t*r Bchiarw! Ing. a 10-year-old Gorman airman, #d tho fin th* secood, O f. two Garmon pot. night pisri ••nara who escaped Wednesday from lal| f MtHHl \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1329b6f4df622d4b758f71165bb106f0.pdf f7eddf7451c680a60c2338a06ac4b73a PDF Text Text L ig h tray Gun fa HOW BOOTA 0MW*Vlt*fc Training Troops CAMP DOBDEN, Ontario. Jam tl—(Special)—A - harmlasa rajr gun which, military offJdaU Mi d. “shoots' with the accuracy and ranire of a medium machine iron, la brine used by the Canadian armored corps.id training here. . Dr means tof, a Debt bulb, mag­ nifying (laaa and Icntcs, the ray gun I* "fired" In tvnctly the lama wav. as an crdlna-y machine run. U la equipped with a tala, tropic light similar to that used on machine guns. When uemT In' week battlee the gun will cause "catualtict" by range* op to I,MO yard* In bright sunlight, Urn ray b nearly blindfog uFintenslJr at lb center. A few feet on either elde, within What would bh the “beaten tone' of a machine gun, g reddiihyellow light la plainly visible. r Tha gun wta conceived by C>l. VK 2M ! nnkennrM. He yaa feund and fhmd «B nr. 1» tUy*» Coatello Jon•«, accused of —‘----t»*«otfooam«l Im A rm cmickbm hem ho uss r o * v is it v p j o e poncn w c w -n w «, a room etUpetot'a offices cctmtrv.. . The number iff potation returns MAM BO A W > HAS TAKHM C N W * T H IS LO CAL. Municipal Judge Mulilni who eon. vlctod them of a malkiiu* sals, chi ef charge. They had weired trial by Jury end/ pleaded riot what tha N* tea wuattyM (ring, waa Judged guilty and giv­ en a suspended sentence of 00 days. Marie Mcntgomery, accuMtd of -disorderly' conduct, estrnaled a 910 bond. Beacher Thomas, charged with disorderly conduct, retreated a SIB bond. John Trlgga, UhatM with’being drunk and iWeurderty, eatreatod a SIS •n i rrr in ti- •illa »■ 1 3 iHi^ r* *** tr* i * } 1) 3 twffa * aja :rr '« *iWuri*A.-4a1 lI , i M i■ U f i l l 5< ■ gssir 83 tnm a leone actuates phetoelM. The signal from three cells Is transmitted by- wire or wlnlsaa U the fee*Itbig staUrn where pie. lores rnmepondlng te blue-green nnd'fed are produced h» sequence en the reeehrlng tuba. Theat pie. wee aro projected upon a screen by meant ef e lens, and tl«nd to roj/tm the original pictures In isfeaufto, men . i t . ■----- Worthington, k1 , " uu ■ZK, M . i, . . .-jA 'v a p w -r r f* -V �Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City A fford in g Rail, H igh w ay And W ater Transportation SANFORD, FLORIDA, To KeepMcNary Cijti fies From Powers. Give Repotted In Lend Bi RESIGNS Objection Robert Jackson May Be Appointed * ' 'Jamas McReyneWla, m opponent o f tha New Aifled the Preside at today raaign from tha Bupreens Jttatlca Jaxnaa McRny- oufapokwv opponent Of N e w D eal laglalaUon. d - t b * PrenJdent today d id retire from tha M C ourt Fab. 1. afi m r a o f service. Ju rist who will bo 70 . waa tb a only tnbmber Is Void President's Family At Pre-Inaugural Auction Market ToBe Discussed At FnrmMeeting Rhodes, State Mar­ ket Official, Will BSMBk. To Growers forming p ro te ct sh in s f r ^ t t o a r m ls a c l Group Will Discuss Claaoealn felling Miss Evelyn Bakl. coordinator ef dlatrtouttvo •duration for the State Department af Education will be praaant A t n moating of a group from 4h# _Banford Merchante Committee. • ( tho Chamber nf OomaaarOe at theCIty Hell To. of clsssea aecref , laid to­ ted to moot with win gam* from Daytona Beach, Haynes, II. ha, Forrest Lawton, at night for tog to telling and Mias Baal, wl bradquarUra la composed I ^Robbed at tba « representsI ha la tmal lAR ^ m It aranta an extraordinary,,! total power to ooe person;' to m peraon.. •' McNary deflnad hla position tba House Foreign Affairs Cm mittao received a lUtcment fn Norman Thomas, Soclallat lead deeerlblnr the bill aa contrary. “ Democratic control by .v psopls ovir their own destiny.' Alao In Washington, * WUU4 KnixUon, director o f defanaa p duction, told the nation's Gan non that If America had fa and wab willing to “ b a n a lit J Climax of Washington social aetlvUiea pre­ ceding the President’ s Inauguration waa a spe­ cial patriotic service In Constitution Halt, featuilng liars of stage, screen and radio. Mem­ bers of the President's family are pictured In their box at the gala event. Left to right LISBON, Jan. » * . - ( A P ) - A m m atorm iwept. Portuge Tuesday, causing Iptamptkm al lallwav klako>i ' adaekm . - I jl tali an Command! Acknowledges Act. J ** [Capture Of Town Is' Claimed In Sydney; I-sucks Confirmation * MINIKIN, Jan. 21— (A P )— Prime Minister Charrhlll to. dinted today that Britain's plan for an Invasion at the European contin rut waa tha Impelling reason for tha Governmental preparations 4* enn-crlpt labor. He referred to tha head »« supplying "an araay that rould ba taken overseas With ell It would require far cam. tlnunua action against the Germans* and raid the plants in meet this need “ were Ju t beginning to coma Into ram. \ — Mrs Snrn Delano Roosevelt. Ilie President's m o lh i-r. ilu iif lh t r r -ili-ln w . M is K l l k l Itnosevelt; M l' l l n iik lin It RiM isnUellj . . II- r ilin t In A n n y An I '111,1- u n if o r m . mti.I .on U n u - in M arine i oi |r. on iinrm Experiences In Charles Rawson Perry Is Named Dies Of H e a r t Temporary Head Northwest Told At Rail Meeting A t t a c k Today Dglkgates attending the fir .I By Miss Harkey annual Resident Of Sanford For 14.Years; Has ■ rflL l__ a was___ Only -Short E. McKay, and' Mias LI raley Is aecref ary.tree i' Mr. Kipp. MMl Edna Chlttorv den, Mias Catharine Lawton and Mra. Ernie Starr make up tha ciedit committee. David Rambo, who la coimected with tha credit union sec. tlon of the United States gnv. ernment, told the functions of a credit group, and explained na value to a unit aueh as the Seminole County one. A 4 percent share dividend waa dectorad on tha eamiiiKi last year. Tha Seminole Cmm. tjr Teachers Federal t'r.nlit Union la a co-operative aavlnra and loan aaaoclation under the aponaorahlp of tha Bemlm.le County Taacbara Club, of which Mlaa Edna CMUenden la pre... dent. Brief On Road 3 In Taken To Washington England STORM SWEEPS PORTUGAL - %Tjh| if To ahew tha advantages of hsv. lng State Road • declared a mill, tary highway, A. C. Slaughter, aaerataty a f tha Orlando Cham. Jw * f Caasancia, left yesterday far Washington with a brief pra. tetrad by tea Seat tools County Chamber af Cemtoerae for the Ht. Johns Indian sedation. Edward Hlgfina, aacreurv of concentrating tha trad* body, aald the brief, covering tha atratch of Road 3 from tba atato Una to the Inter, •ration with Boad t l at Orlando, will b* JWManted to tba United States Banati a f Public Roads. frla not a dlaJohnson 'one |A. market, to atit, State LONDON, ■a IndL rt to be Laftwhffa v wtdaopraad Strike At Plane Plant la Averted O l*O O r” cailf. Jan. 22 A Itoifca which threatened «M» <ha Byan AarooautL .Railroad K\ ring, Ir-Hr Kvanuflist Talks At Regular Luncheon Of Kiwnnis Club Conference at the c.»tv Hull tarday selected •'The Itallrnad angel lit Ic A ssrnlnl b n" na the lolal name of lt,r new u*p«n. Hon. and named L.I iVrrv of Joliet, III., tempo rary rhiilrmnt. H im i' 1.4 tu iMimi people In thr Itegliwial correspondent* .q rii. •Smith, East, West olid K.nlli f iif t h u in t c r r i jia r l <*f ih r UnlU*ti na will be appointed lo send in •>•»' S lH le t uri'iiiM *‘n« fettu»t«* of railroad artlvlties In thr ll„il * i n t n ii A m e rica , M i-- lilit a b r t h road Evangelist, official pul.li. . H 111 ki*>\ yminic Iicn p li— t-VBIHfClion o f tha group. Luther IlmL.v |»*at with tin* S a lvnl mn A rm y m \V ii»h , Ii»|it Mie Kiwnm«» is managing editor of the pub. him hf.m hrsllrn anil general ihnliimir. f I Inlt nt 11x ri-ifiilu i utri Iii>|; ill the* VaMr," ILM'rl to Ihe conferenee. J. T. Ledacn, Minnrnp I,., i hi v Si hind tlid ilr c n Ira w ht m I M.'.im , has been nnmerl temp....... I secretary, and permanent nffi • •• I I* kt> w i'ie u m iiir d In 1 1ml I hnI urn 1 cmdd ifn mi l ikiinil fit k mi; and charter mrtnbet* will i tiMiiitfea o ff f I i*t*M fin - Hint t 'tlraii aelerterl Frlrlsy ft illy Jfit w itw It 11m h'-d in |MC* Charles Hensley nf ( In. ■, M h i H u rk i y WHsetlcil III., spoke al Ihe session y, I. J he fvmijtcdiKt is here atlem l <lav afternoon using m hi- i m a* ih r H n ilrn a d K viin gclm tit t'mi John 3:S, "V e most be Ili'ii m v nnd viNtinu In i fa tlic i. again" Mr, llenaley present) I I iiiiti t S H m lti'y , i ' c i i c i it} rhnir* Inslrallona which showed tin i m on ktf tin* in eH lf«| She iiim Iw’i'tl llndinn batwseq physical b,. i • il ir im ith w i'Ft fi r i* year lining and spiritual birth and pub i> put Ihe neesaalty of being I, > •v iif«n* lifctii* w in k nnd i4|>t,nkMi|' to fI-ram l hum if 1Mil |IN again in order to be of ) Tier i, Mi hh | |uf key told fiivk nht- u li'ji. arts Ice aa S Chritlinn i •11 raff I hi* (ra in at Srn iih * la*r The Ilcv. Dick llrolbr i toi i x p e tlin g ti» fim l ctdil w ell. Rockingham, N C . spoke ■1 i-Hllkntral ligt I'mw I « hi > corruptness prevailing in noun part* nf the country Hint > M of Ihe naceaalty for Cliti-tin,ahcwlng their light 1,v clean I<* lng Mr. Farrv and L. Mi l.no ' will l>e tba principal sneakci- ' WI ST I'Al.M UKACII. Jan 22 tonight's raaalon of the roof* • ■iV> County Farm Agent M “ "" enee, which begins at 1' Mi unis said Tuesday recent o'clock in, and cold damage to vat ions , l o p s In tile rich winlpi vegetable ,* rion uruund Lake llkeecbobee ntmld range from t'l lo ltd |ier. Charles K. Itawami, 41, died of a heart attack al 10:30 o'clock thla morning at hit homt at 10*J Twentieth Street after a abort Illness, tie had bern a rest, dent of Sanford for the past 14 years, working for Chase and Company for 11 ycara and operating hi. own crate agency Charles K. li» wson Company, for the past three year*. He was born In Athena, U s, Feb. 10 1SU8. A grauuite of Georgia Mill, tary Academy and the Unlver. ally of Georgia, Mr. Rawaon was outstanding In athlitlra and layetl football, basketball und tsehall at the univeralty. Lam. ba Chi Alpha waa hla social fra. temlty and he was elected to Ihe fk-abb«rd and Blade, a mil­ itary honorary and social or ganusllon While at the unlver. ally he was also elected to Ihe Paibllcllanic Council. After cum. lng here be played for the Man. ford ball tram and was catcher whan tba team won the cham­ pionship in IU27. Since he first came to San. ford lit IU24 Mr. Rawaon worked for Chase and Company until he started hla own bualnesi three yean ago. Ho operated hla bual. ness hers in the winter and in Lyons. N. V In the summer. Mr. Rawaon Is survived by his wife, Frances Rawaon; a broth, er, Clarence Rawaon of Abby. villa. H. C.; and a slater, Mrs J. B. Garrison of Athena, Ga. Volunteers for the draft m h <> Ha was a member of the Pres, are again being accepted l>y the bytrrlan Church and tha Masons Remlnola County Draft Itoar,t u and waa also a Shflner and a waa announced today, end tin"■ intrreetad art Invited to call ni the boards headquarters on Sr. ond Straat The board baa not lean taknir volunteer, became the quota f»r thla county haa been filled, an official Said but It la expert..I that m w r w llr w W tl*T from Erickson Funeral Homs E Cold, Rain Hurt Okeechobee Cropn Draft Board Again To Take Volunteers, He listed the dainagi' a- tl3 |>er•- til I,, beans in the rahnkee1 moil Point arcs, with peppers, eggplant and raid age only ► lightly hurt; as 60 peirent tu letture, Iwtween 75 und lid per. • eeni lu tadithea, and 40 pereent I in beans at th* aaulti end of Ihe | lake The rrlery kllusluin, he de1lured, waa still In doubt, and It ana ton early to make definite reports on crops nearer the Kaat 4 ’oast. Dive Bombing Is Old Trick With Explosion U. S. Airmen, L t Baker Asserts « * . which la being ■ f in the preteni r by both England Powers, was known United States aircticod by them at f i d , L t W. E. B.Aha Mary resident » dSiutont with the oo a l Orlando, told * lagular mooting st e la te ” T* uri*1 club "The poatlhUlUaa o f Uvea Ion rongh U o use o f parachute e o y f p g wndthor Unhid states ^ • * * f* d * t_ tL _ _ B a x »c said, 5 Ompa In lSpAt^fc^fWJ A lr a s ^ B v A e If/iJwO •(W r . 5 it* V '• f, ■' il1 Ja , iJA. » ” 1' »' y * '*- * \ : 126 [Troops From Austro-* Ha Lead Soldiers; Base Almost De-' Htroycd By Attacks - Festivities % *¥ iW . V federal Arm ey entrusted with to reeponal bill ties of ie a «o «ie jahnao la belnr planned by tha gsabtant, official! reported i to- ChM of its main tasks may b# keep the dollxr w h en g e and watJal material! awar from | Alla. The agency would ta ►*»«< roordinatlar all •mnle phesce o f the dtfmaa gram. *?• llouia unanlmooaly an* •raj* ond aent to tba Sonata •may a bill authorlilnr * 100,. ),000 to modemlta tba fleet1! LLalrcraft defenses— the fln t Of a 11,100,000.000 naval w o n program. 'av/ authorities had urged t approval p f the measure, had testified at hearings modern hnmbrra. rupee tail/ bombers, constitute a serious the*M t « the fleet. The House nr led aftrr Chair­ man Vinson of the Naval Affairs gMMnltlee revealed that President RMaavelt soon will ask Caneraaa fo r.a big supplemental defanaa appropriation to heln flnsnca tha Mtldnrsd program for shipyards, auxiliary vessels, better aircraft faatua and ordinance factorial. • Indicated tha sixth supplemen­ tal nnpropriatlon bill would run Into hundreds o f millions of doL la r* and that tha President also may ask more funds for tha ex. pending army. •con aa tha authorisation enacted, the Navy will mounting an larger combat great numbers of antl-alr. guns ran via« from 1.1 to tocher*. Tha program alao ’or eouloplng venal" with ihtyda-'U Ptotost gun I draws from, bomb nd "Mlstors” bptt' _la -- th at" ►m-w „ „ e b*l»b **f timMo' *» NUMBER M em ber Aftsoclnletl 1'rejw British Regiment Smashes Inner Defenses* Of Tobruk [ Economic Defense ; Is Said P l a n n e d * By Chief Executive •Washington, jan. ta—or>— TCens^rrative” Left ited Best Govwnent Is “One venting L e a s t ” msatON. Jan. 22 — A Y , J A N U A R Y 22, 1941 \ V ”■vj a KH m V > Third Attack i linker said. Thai tha youngaat branch of the service U well under way to. ward perfection waa pointed out by Lt. Baker, who said "oura la destined to bocoms tha moet out. standing organisation o f Its type in tha w o r li" Tracing the history of thla division o f tho national dofanao movement, L L Baker told how the natural doalre to excel and Ihe advanced thinking o f tho earllrr A ir Corps Isadora had brought tha organisation to Its present Ugh itsto o f development. About d » members ware pro­ ton t at tha meeting, which waa duction " 4ftfnmon*. I He spoke bar era A>6aHbIM Fraaa hv whoopinr A u s t i n linn nhock trtmtwi. a B rlU N t ■ -J ruKiment uml French" * fnrtp.M. Hrllaln'n A rm y o f the N ilf itmnnhvd into the Inner tlefennitn o f Tobruk today to tt)«>|i tin the Miirvivorn o f 30,0110 ItnliitiiH under aleire fo r ~ ri day it. A Heulem <British news Sgi ncyl dispsth from Sydney-• •aid tho Australian army baad. qiiurlvrs lias been advised thatT< liruk bad been rapturad but In mid-afternoon Lopdon military q u a i l a still lackrd confirmation, Tobruk was reported smashed, tu rabble by rh e'tlg guns trt*tha^ 111 Hist, fleet and by R. A. F. at­ tacks. The Italian High Com. maml dally war bulletin acknow. Irdgod that at Ihe end of yeatvrdsy'a Initial assault, "after hunt lighting, the rnvniy succeed­ ed 1„ penetrating *hr °* »tr<ugholda In thr eastern sector of thr fortified City." Hutu Ill's empire s™1*' loashlng a mighty "death blow a gainst the Italian bale of To­ lu uk ami Its 20,<HUI to 30,000 rnliapprd defenders, has smxahed more than five miles through | thr Inner defenses of the Libyan ‘ stronghold since dawn, ll was staled officially lu«l night. Reports from Cairo were that liritish forrrs, having driven eight miles through the defenses of Tobruk, were within Ihres miles of the town itself at dusk >rsleniay nnd “ today the op­ eration* are again developing satisfactorily," arruiding to liritish command Great numbers uf Fascist prisoners, including a general, were taken In the final aiiault on thr Mediterranean port lying H(1 miles darp Into Libya, a com­ munique of the liritish Middla East Command sard llritlah warships, bombing plane* and artillery were aald to he blasting Tobruk savagely in tbr sains way the Italian uasa of llardla was shattered In Its final hour* of resistance. More than RO.tXX) Italian prison. ils s lls s H Its Page Psard ** **1 mm! No Benefit To South Seen From Defense r WASHINGTON. J»n. BI — «■ ) — The Work Projects Admtola. (ration aald yaitorday tha naDonsi defense program would not Improve the rendition -of tha rural aonlhr Corrlngton GUI. aaaiatant WPA rom mission at raid thla conclttaloa resulted from a W PA atwdy, "The Plantation South. 1IS4.1V1 Just made public. .. ■» .Recant Incraaaaa In tha itoa aJ southern plantations, a shift to at tha cxpatiM; «f wags labor ----- — — —_ - tenants, and farm raachamlsnt have raaultad, Gil) said, In % spread unemployment and Ml employment. Tha cotton and bacco planters do not expect situation to ha offset by tha tional defense program. It addod. '7' �. c anywhere rsafeUng nggresaUm, dr •imiteriy to .corn to Um old of fa r democratic notion engaged In w *{ with • "K r& f& M p ™ *. a . « * » , u „ to Gftoes fa Its war against Itolr no ho eould to Britain In ft# war RgsJnet Oenneny. Ho coaid do thin hi sfrito of Uw fiat that G m ee la hr no atrateh o f tho Imagination a de­ mocracy, but tuts u much of a fascist government aa Italy; and ho coaid do it bi epite of tho foot that at tho present moment Graaea la not reflating eggrosnlen bat la actually fighting on foreign soil. Moot people in thie country, wo believe, would approve whatever aid tho Prreldtnt might aeo fit to give to Greece, ae readily aa they would to England, ae they aee thle pret­ ty much a part of (he eame struggle. The situation might ae lofotboriee ai : might develop be with unOrnjjMUaf d*trlp. tW keen with mppmOm.' • CopJra M C fm U U p that country and THE READ SHOP “RENTAL LIBRARY** ne w. r « « * etv..... f title nature in treated that amMnrrwor powers W f fo v w u n iw it |t stUehed tittle ____ ________________ J . , i* Bueovhu and Beusrebte from Rumania by mean* Ruaala la to be permitted to buy rarloue tooia, its. armament*, end presumably airptenea from the tfU f the aaroe ae any other democracy or nation by m eggreaaor. It could be that thaae purahaaea Y ";.f Oar shop Is well equipped to make any repafn on farm machinery, trallera or other equipment. * ■*•••* X MIU flwpUw Irrigation Systems CtTu/AHn - Expert Welding nppliee and Repair service ef dm eteeHeg m m . * jg jg g m H M sm of ♦‘TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY^ i the drataatlo H «q lo ti Up n u iaiu , appealed to tM. thing about them my akin and tarn n m 9* end Ska0' IrVadlease •nU nlur .hUh u y , that cru ft* of on. foot In a r r n I not unuauel. •i . "lik e the Mete* end the garden!*," Prof. Lord writes, the eomeUln prefers e ro ll high in orgenlo matter with rod drainage and an abundant supply of water at eU Wee, dines moat Florida roila In the natural eUU ara • ttle too M d for camellias, they reapond pertleulhriy wel > application* dairy manure manura with e a emeif imail amount of lone of delry I here heard • hortlculturiat any that It took » I f ha a great ahow. Ceipaetara, btaatriakea, artists, aad dreore. tan a n warklng favariably to complata tba booth* which will pnamt thoaa narraiaa* display* of rltnu fr*It*. ■aab y*ar It arerai that tb* P*ak o f nbtbtl Uchnlqu* ha* b**n na*b*d, bet when th* east y »»r n ils around now idoa* and now bMtbodo af nrooonUtlaR alw*y» •earn la .pMduaa aUU w o n attnotlvo dloplaya. Tbs Florida Orahg* Foathral o at Old Man WlnUr whtn th* went roid apall of tba aaaaon itraak Florida on tba opanlnr day and itayad with u> Utrough lb* cnUr* »«k , a E w jroM hop** that tba anappy w*ath*r * • ara •xptrtenclns tkla w**b will b* ova* with and that th* tun will b« fhmlna bright and *h**ry all mat wa*li tor good wrath*r I* al| that I* nreded It mah* tba 10*1 Poatival a tore***, Fretlvsl official* have beep look. In* for horao-*booa or fo s rjs s f find theauolvoa w*U repaid if they Make li a point to vlelt Winter Havan n u t waak and Uk* In thia m e t frethr*]. held In tri­ bute to FWride* cltra* I ad** try. Fiarldiaaa wfil find It equally Inviting and aboald not rat** the 1M1 Orange Paatinl at Whiter Haven, January I7lk thru Febru­ ary t i t At Utley’s . And By The _ _ Way — Hava A I ’ ad Y ou T r i f d C Z c f l R j T On* Delicious K HOME-COOKED 7 i LUNCHES . ‘ t k l k i ’H o n e vaM . R )rug Store lg j|| HiAU Prescriptions^ .i« f ■>n n n t mm with bead nam ing and pray*'* art doing thatr boat, white I v « b**u going around with my fin. gar* rrooaad for w**k*. Evtnr day from Monday tb* 21th through Saturday, February l i t la pachad with apsclsl event* and feature*. Outatandlng la th* brilliant etremony that attanJa tho aoloeUon cf th* rn tiva l on th* opening night Th* lion, which occur* W«dne»•nlng, |* • cclorful nffah, at tba outdoor araphltho. atra on th# thorn of bcanUful g Uk* Film. Friday th* Hot hot bora designated Governor* Day, and not only tb# 0 or erne r and Mr*. Holland tut th* entire C*. Meat ia *xp*cUd to attend. Mary Margaret MsBrld*, famed radio ntn mantator, will tasks bar re­ ski sr network cravt-to-roan t reedtail far tb# Florida Cltret Cottmjaaloa from tb* pMtlvsi SM OKV& J W U tnjoy Chesterfiold’a right combitudod Of the world's beet cl|uwtte tobaccos. They give you something no other ci|nrrttc can offer. w C he f r i eld i f Ml ‘H M IL D * . .th e w n yyptt �it . - ♦ jf c M N f lf a t t a i | ANIJARY 2X, PAGE ILittle Church ArounS’The Corner In New York Famed Far And Wide ADAMS, Bactety Editor Former Residents f , Are Entertained . . , - A group sf about twenty pao. 'pit, formerly sf Sanford, and Itelr gneata w an eatartalnod In T aL |*basses Monday night, Jan. IS. by Mr. and Mr*. W. Parry (Broa1dm Duggar) Neel at their home s Rebckah Lodgo 43 R, Country Club Estates. Mia* I t e M It* regular meeting >1 Dorte Baits rn o f Tallahaaaeo and . j •dote 0- I.O .O .K . T li 11. D tem arB attw n of MoatkwUa \Z n L ® " * 1 * d ! f roo™. s ‘ elated a* jolat hoeteu and h**L - R ' f ftw a s r Chib houaa will be T t e hsua* waa uniquely decor. •*•■ «n d a y . A covered diah .ted with Sanford grown celery b* aarrad at noon, and arrangsmeata of Pall flow. AH ttemhR are urged to attend. eT». T te greeting o f old friends |and much talk of Sanford reigned ill during tte evening. Dancing and til tefraahmeata were enjoyed at a Woman's later hour. Those Invited were: Mr. and Mr*. Bill Stsmpcr, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Huddleston, Mr. and M n Nkk Ashby, Mr. snd Mrs. Har­ ry Leo Lindsey. Mr. and Sira. Ralph Warner. Sir. and Mrs. Sam Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Kratxert, Mr. and Mr*. Jchn Higgins. Mr. and Hr*, jack Russell. Miss Thelma Tew. Mis* Batty Ellis snd Miss BAPPT BIRTHDAY Paullti* Herndon, all of Tallaha*. • Jeanne L a w Miller ' •e». • Ralph Bonn ^ Mr. and Mr*. t>. G. Rsltern, • Cana Caawell TjtjW U no Maxine Armstrong Robert Battam. Tommy Gadsden and Woodrow Riser, all of Mon. tleello. Mlaa ltaxel Harvey and Tom Pair, of'Q u in cy: Mr. and Mrs. David Smith af Madlenn; and Mr. • nd Mr*. Randall Slaughter Cf Live Oak. .T te birthday o f Robert LoaJfwaa honored Monday Stem Two of the Sanford Or ,___ ____ ( w School with a short abort program pi— r . which the aIndent body aod to the Inaugural addreaa Mrs. W. T. Woolley and Mrt. hraaldaat Rooaevtll over the H. P , Lcramond were ro-hostesse* ■ring t t e program the history Monday .evening at the home of ha American flag related the former to the member* of Dotty v.WalflWright, Nancy tha Dependable Clam of the First Methodist Church for tha month, ly meeting. A abort business session was held with Mr*. R R. Pickett, Francis iident. In charge and Mr*. 0. _________ __________ G Q< off laadlnc the...................... devotional. d iv e r Wendell Routine matters were discussed recited by Bet to after which a aoclal hour was Wted. , j- s. I enjoyed and rof raihmenU served C Rteae ' Tw* repeated "The by the hostess** AsMSkasa1'Creed"'am i the old 1 . Present were: Mrs. Earl Jeter, ctvil W ar song. -Tantlng on the Mrs. Gladys Smith. Mrs. Hyman OW Oakp Ground. ■ was sung by Mlddlotou. Hr*. R. H Pkkstt, tte eulfra group, i Mrs. O. K. GpfL Mrs. E. A. ten, ' ' ‘ --V " ' ' J----------denterg. Mr*. Burke Steel*. Mr*. , .NAM ED ,M IAM I CONSUL ' M. I- TU1U, Mr. H. B McCall. ' - .V r > r —_ — ' j e , Mrs. 8. 0. Shlnholser. BriV .J s * . 22.— (A P )— Mrs. Woolley and Mrs. Ummond. , '» Birthday Is lonored At School Two Arp Hostesses At Class Meeting r rSaC S E i t f ,£25 Jlmmie Lunccford t»i. yia.Bnun«t» Mt^ * ui .TfluBe ln Orla • J T T fS S P e r s o n a ls “J THURSDAY — ■— -* Ctub wlU hold lie ... Due in the Court AU member, and friend* By L IL L IA N N. BRANAN The Churcn o; me .ian*figurutlon or bctlrr hne'.vn u* "Thr Little Church Atvund tin- furm-i ie on 29th St. between .'dh Avenue end Madlaon Awnuc. New York city. The first service of the pariah waa held on the fir*t bunday in October, IHIN, at the hou*r of Lawson Carter, IH K 21th Street. The rhurch w»* built the following year. The quaint and in ,- lull.-rate, the flowers and •hinb* llu '-ll elm. surviving tw-n , f i|, i, u , „ . , 'th e g a y fcunlnin nlneli del'gh'* hlrda, all eireh'*ed uv ,m i i,n fence end overshadowed '> offi.-e buildings ore ktu iu u lu \ r-rt -t . from all perl* nf tin m ild Tin -sanrtuaiy hglil hum* .I.>> uml night telling tif 1 hr I ' m ' .i n i*' I !ijftI hruN and blcsiu** M n. Elton Houghton la ill at ter Soma cn Magnolia Avenue. Mlaa Carol 8tone U confined to her homo In Itcae Court with influenta. Mrs. Harry Ward 1* spending me lima In Orlando as the guest of Mr*. R. C. Bauer. Mr*. Elsa Knight of Summit, N. J- a former resident of San. ford. Is a gurit at the Mayfair. Charlei llrrbst of Sanwood. N. J.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Herbs! on Beard*)! Avenue. Prof. A. J. Hanna of Rollins College in Winter Park was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and M n. F. E. Roumillat. Attqe Thurston, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. George Thunton, la reported ss being ill with measles at Iheir home on Myrtle Avenue. Mrs. MargHrrt llerbnt of North Plainfield, N, J . is spend­ ing some time * , the .rural of Mr. and Mn. Peter Thurston at their home. Bercral Vpeclsl features will hlghlirlil tlm 1MI Florida Orange PVatlval to tw held at Winter Haven Jan 27 through Feb 1 One of thr big days will be Friday. Jan ll wlirn Oovemnr Speuard L. Holland along with several hundr.il citrus men of tile state will be (Penal gueita Mlaa Mary Maigaiet Mcttrlde. prominent woman column laI of lire air. will bnmdrast one of hrr dally Florida Ctlru* Commission broadi*-!' trnni the festival ground* Jo* Hall. Tallahaaw*. prralrlent Of I hr Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the principal apeakera The top pic­ ture shows the festival entrance, while Governor Holland Mlaa McBride »,>it fa ll arc shown In tire txiltom panel, left to rtghl Friend, of Wrsley Spinier, son of Mr. and Mn. U. W. Spencer, will be sorry to learn that he is confined to his homr <n Oil Magnolia Avenue. Friends of Mlu Glad), Pippin, Miss Elisabeth Pippin snd Mist Peggy Pippin will be strry to learn of their illnrss si their home on W rit First Street Miss Luey Roumillat i* ex­ pected to arrive tonight from Florida state College In Tail*has*** to be the guest of her pa. ronis, Mr. and Mn. P. E. Rou­ millat, for the inid-aeiji ester holi­ days. .......... a i*|‘ till I III I**| I 'lu ll a I •Mi"l w m tri \ iml in n hi S a n . t i u t 1 1 i h r l'Mi ( l,i-l i \ t ti. l> i' f tfir W uiuttii n l lul> t"f (h r >< m ii up ntiii I p m ty ill ittih h iiti*r i*M i >nk Avcfttii', d -y m o rn in g ut Mi' h huol with fi \i i l i n i n g i i f i1iir11liiiiimriit m retiri|f« to I held on th r th ird |*i« i*i-ut**tl iru h id in g a iiiuni . K riila y in r*u h m oiith it wj»n o.i a tut id (oiiny h> Mii* S i lhc*k- I I i )141. « till d *i " .ellU lM /illm il, ITHOII, CllKilltUIIT " ( Ih* w p til lF U f- * U n it . Mi and mu I ought Mu- llu tli r.(iy Mi'*** I Imih tti* Trim Inp c trrlr. NiMnlio T iim s puilHi p c F r r ile r ir k It11 --* 11< r « i e r t r r l n l i•i l. I \J i to n rrv r un ctnillitHifi *»l Mir v 1ill* J i l I M II - It) M IMS /.HI,*. I M o t MlI‘W s w ith K it t y OdIn*m nn him rrU ir y nn11 t o o Mings h) Mi** J I Dig. H ill If 11pMfI it'll hv M lh' M illuml trra N u rrr Urpoit* i 1«*r Ih r h g ari l eluh w ill h r L*m'*f 4 *1h iW 11 m m um rnl «j im /, w liiif i t on. Ftiiin h iv e iH'vn nuidt in h* t if y the trhool §*round*• hy p lant­ # IF toil id gUI'Npli|lg til# IlMl'N of full M im diiir ooiigi*. w«p cuuiiuctod in g A u s tr a lia n p m r * .%lii» " i" . ptiinneUiDA Anyone huvm i; d -im - In Mi Jiiini's Miiughb ii with ,uI OHM M a il h* w * lit the titMn*» lioiu» uf thr«*r |> lu llb i« rii|ti* -( r d u u iv s i WAA iribifA fK TP cJ V% till to h f ir if them Vo Mw M'httol or film cnil ; lit thr Aingmg of f a v o iilr numhotP irkphoru* Mr*. llirh r i* « in kdl h> W innt-rp m Mir i|U it wi*rr p ii‘**riii. J . 1 , um l m r»n g rm e rr oil h p'lMcd mi ( i f ic ia I pninMdtm untile in r a il fo r them | m ill fo u i piiA"1' ' lo Mu- ( t il l T h i « " lliw t'i" w ill Iw* the M ih jrcl n e il m on th * m eetifii: with i *•* Irr. v p r » k rr am i lim r and plat* •*! T h r g 111■ a | w wn r w ill" H ill’d (•> in e rtin g to be am u m ii n l 1.«r« i M r - J. \S Mull who KHV«* n fmniuroiiN fr n ih iig n il " F lu ’ Mrs L..M li A. D. G n y of Lsurens, H. C.. and Mn. John Y. Carling. -•T Jlramlo Lunoaford and h la fa- ton of Oklahoma City plan to colored orchestra, under leave tomorrow for Deytone tha direction of Harold Oxley of I Beach after ependlng thr pa»t New York City, will be proeenledI week se the guest* o f Mr and Saturday craning by the Omega M n. L. F. Boyla. XI high echool fraternity of Or­ Mrs. Robert Craig and Mu» lando at a danc* at the Orlando Dorothy Craig o f Baltimore. Mil Coliseum. , .. Table reaervations for the arrived yesterday to visit for Id I danc* which begin* at 10.00 P. days as Ih* guaate of Mr and I 001Mrs. F. H. McCauley and Mr* I M. end continue* until at John S MCaulay. Mis. Crele 1*1 o'clock ora being mode M is . G ene C a sw e ll, v n i . | i n * i s sister o f Mrs. John S. MrCau Pearce's In Orlondo. dent of the Q-T « V Ill'll Hllll |*!rtM• A number of Sanford eounle* Icy (tr IrmVN t h li w«i*k to umkw In r are making plane for attending hom r in O r lim k i, wmr nu n pb the dance. r;ii»e Hutchlaon are expected to m eutrtl w ith n f*r*lw»U puM* r v r n iiiB w »n»« M nnive tonight from Florid* Stair h fittin in y CALL MEETING Colima for Women In T a ll«h *». M artha PcrklriR nu<J K(h> I h sre to spend the remainder of wvvr litwiti ftu th r in mmmiMi U Business meeting of the t—dle* (he week with their parent. mrH'tlng of th r r lu h » l (he (i * Auxiliary o f Temple B*U« Drael Ther will be accompanied fn m of thr l i t t n on Saufoi'l M"will be held tonight at 8:n0 T h r h o n o m i wa^ p in ou M -d WlllistOn by Itelr mother*. Mn p. M. In th* Jgwtah Community o iig lrm l iK>em from u « h *hi'. Ralph Wight and Mr*. J L Center. m rm lir r mid a showoi of Hutchison. Farewell Party Is . Given Miss Caswell Today and * \ v> t* ; Thursday Methodist Students To Have Conference of gin"" m im ih itin g lu b ie * Mipphirct*. ttic window to neg i ih' a, (»co WiDun, horn . day a ; and (h r (Haniond W indow in the vi Mi iilr, "tuiblint with BAGGETT'S Liquor Store rilK VKRY REST In Liipinrs, Wines, Gins (I M P ap m o th lim grM iii 1 m m iliio 1on■i miAtn a- Hitr'mlnr**d um l w il'd MtM'Ughoul Mn Mo | i*vrnlng ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON W h e n there's lots to d o . . . p a u s e a n d A p p rn »r«lion in hidtalf of llu T m ir in l i lid i foi Mir p m ty wo* r ip ir w r d bv Mr M A lie n F ro m Mir i* fri-A h m rn l (jihh d iT o r a fr l m il l pa-lH R w rrl p n o 1 r and rjlfliati n- o n ifig f ju n « an ' dmighriul- w» »» M i vrd I - »Mni(‘ *l i ( itrus Credit Group ' To Meet In Orlundo O R I.A N IM I. J h ii 'J--' lA I 'l llu - of n i .I ' i i h I tin- lliill i'n-flll lu'h] in C o u rt .I.* M olilcr. F 1.u l.in t'ltru n A»wn latiuii, u u -c t lu * I'r'H lu c- will 1«* ( ir lJ iu iii a l tin llN iu k'c I t'rh la ) im m |iiu i. Ja n . .11, hi 1« "<> ii i luck. accotiluiK A F. 1'icknnl |>re*ldcnt of the ii n n r e la t io n It will In llu* ncvt-nth annual in rc ll iif of ihi* rit ru i grow er * cooperative , ho1 1 - 1 errn credit ul gnulaation which make* *h<>itterm loan* fur crop productum on |iurpu*r* lu citrus gruwrr* uf Flugda Thr association now lia* C-T menibea. o n Ics-cold Coco-Cola adds to relaxation what e SCI rolaxatlon always noodi,—purs, whotssoms rofrsshmsnt. And Coca-Cola has a unlqus last* you nsvsr tiro of. So whsn you pairs* throughout ths day, malt# It tfcs pauss that nsfredU i with Ics-cold Coco-Cola. s o m a u a n a tm ta sm r o s SANFORD COCA-COLA V[L" it 1 - ‘ *. - > . . , • ' -ii *»fjL I i ) * Jab'C4.* . •V m g® r 2J h i! a nf ci yNt*i| glmtN Th e I I pninlingm of (he H ta l mn * id the f t nn.". d a tin g from (he IT.Mi i f n t u r y , the gr eat Uibte tMiund in red morocco, g u r u hy Tin* P la ye r* in m em ory nf th ru founder. E d w in llo o th ; the *» O ffice L ig h t* on the h igh Caraful^ Clcaned Clothes Look Beat* Last The Longest p h in ►lover). «ml lo Vhifo, FJiruhcthe bitrn Ini-, h i » Iit* i f rtvll War b rid rt. S t. Mm y - i impel ml jo in h Mn* fifin ' in nmm-iy of Win. F. Hr hi ii I Mini pel tl i- ti'd h ie A re b i Atliun*. sn n i-ia n for 4 0 ye ara; ti’ctu re «m l a nieum i ml to the * Tin* A d i'in h n <f ih e l.a m h ;" w ife o f the Jn l i n t i L m m iu d -» H "M ilttti'il On I' m k f * I a ii M ifn V in c i * pm ulirn' live 1 .11 w( Supper i* ii' p i* a, nh -| in MuW iirM a n mo nn * -i the n llm front S i sloM'jdi a Mm in ti n t tinp«'I h e au tifu l and dn n ilitd tiehm I tin giiU's of n n ln p ii lin n and tironxc, wi*(4 In ii It hy ruitiofinl Nirhncriptirn ON U memni ml to th r fim t l>r II m ighd-m fnnl d rdirfited T h r u n i of the c h im b lu u * in lfb)S, Th e tai r r wunhiw fo rm ­ the date I BIt*, I hi* year when Mu ing the rerednA di furf* Kapluo l * Tw o w all p a rish was f in in s t li mrrrpi>rniril **Trnn" fig u ra tio n l In- w mdmv ti rr T h r p arish of th r T . »•n ^ 1‘ts; n in th »n linnet" iilie iit "(Morv m h j i . k d e i .h ' k h v was the find u*ir f< unHol in Mil ■ copied f i in A n 'wIn country tti fim\ nn Mn tn-i it tt' C a m ....... M I inn ■ :tl o lien 'In 7HS-J— Arcade Illd g ( h f o n ! ninvenieitv i *»’t it 111j* ih " eiiFikct 1*1 l i« u rn ' l •f i’tr the n H it i, fu ll C a tlm lir fiiilh •n Mm \mi In in (h r rh n p rl a i*r« H t .tndlr A ln k * In hn d iaTid liN n n C hurch. T h is t hiu h « ;i .» |•t in i j h olding la d in the tlaih- <• hi it |It It *’f *hi plare«i about, lh r H o ly Coin mu m n II I)I ;11 1li'i" h • w a ll »h n ft.4till ( i sun in 1K,M(i Th. I .on pHunet 1m 11 port m an who - •• III (h r to w n toll iti Mu HHIIMfli f oi Mm t v .f i\ i ti T h r M r I , I f 111. o f thi* rniim t i ,tl '. .1 ib. II I, fetAon Mi’iiii'i if K uchm i‘ l rn e io o n itf * f In i *i, m, C|M»h Mm f ir been to hi j " i i 1 i i iii Fetter thut m m Mint g;l i r i In l m l 3uiantr” in IN*-1 lad >v ed ii.ti.M «il ; f u rn nu'l h C14 Fhm t It \i tinml I rue of ll" . |». Mnnt 1 Whm i t hou n m Mm I died m Ih >cm 11 i a ;i I In1i r tw M" I f 110 i l htirch nfut H ih. i: •ak cdmprl ' i i « o i ' hi 1 iveoM ||>. CO'In i i t 1 Mu i ' ih n h t r y and mm i •«• Mi re» ti 1 l.■t* i o v r in l w lift « h h*-i .if* i r,n 1*\ the \ l * i M. ( t ill ptftlUC* o f Sr .hiu I •mi and 11114I 1’ ■411,itO 4 ( 11,j,|| (, at Mni •St. A linn f ill t hr In .i l.n chltdi rti 4411 lull'll ' ,1 .], ! um l Niim llri' f ig u i« in i 111, M »S V M \' l> t 1Mill Th e i l l . I H fip tM , S i I'ln .d * i h U llil p ir mtl » i 11 . 1 1In ' and St P a u l ' V 111 I VI I i l l MIN l.i.i Mml I mi Th e fits ! w "d n it ' « •»* b U It " I ' l l INI I lv.it Mr r • v (o k p ilin ' m l - 1 \ a i in id H! i i h r I'iitiph t'i mn 11" did 1 ' i l I md Ini I y to I n [m1| i <i * •! Hn- i »rf». . • . five yours h ilr r ! M. ll' f h- . i. ynuiigcNl won 1 ' i i ••O lo Ih lu ought hi* l ' i i 1 i i l led S e ri * | i , i i u ■ pel fm mod ru n r (h>. UHiuirU id oi ■ ' i (n k m (due - of ' • J 1 the riipoii* pn i C h u n h m id t ‘ • WAV* mM full'. I i vi ' uitu i a i h I i 1 1 t \| VI. ' •11'. wedding!" in *"i •I •• I il l, o l 1 1 1 1 144II1 \ I ii Ihto I i I ' M i M k, i Vll ii •i h nit 1 , 4|i»i*ltr K it h \'U t t ' i n 1i ....... I 4 I H.. .•1 Mm with fimdA • * 4 M ho 1 , to U hi di rd» of In id.i Ojj.l > II i; gi 1 IH Mi n 11111' w <d H i 1 1*, i 114 i> ii, 1 i 1 .1 e in iir h ' ifn men irtli wiMi I' V4 l b g 11 I HI i lit Ml V r ! n c - l ' ...• 4* Ih lg n m t lit I ll I 1 -III I it 'Min h .h t i....... . ■ ly i mg 1 hr \ i b r id r i In Mn 111.. Ihrre mit* i. IOC* «d ■ •P'OIIM W a r ', i h ' n't hum ini vv ill "to A | 1> IU' tut Ml M u ll-f o ld . M. n " ic than f Englo»»l 'd " 111 111d •1W h\ I r'/llf 111 O'A i Id I I 111 at elfla <» Jl 1 gt , hi 14 toel 1i d S lid Mnh in o in iA t.il) Tin t i ir ih W i i i i L tv » Ii d 1. 41J44141 1 r i i i i i Moil tin a g ift nf fiirm ih and pm ia I u o ih i ] lift gm -tx and r lu h in riu h i i I O M ir r ....................... of garden J fh iw riK M m p lu ri’d m Mn < bdi | MHIII1P llim h tern (" i Mir p n ii) w rit af ter w hich "A u lcl I jipw '*> ! M rr ISipw rii Hi, M rs It J Ib d l) , \ wan Bung by th r b lim p M iI K Ito u m ilU t, M is I During th r t iiillir A * nmiu l.c h - . o v rr w hich Mi»n p t . - i ' < ; l l llig la lr y n u in , M rt. II i t lans for r tjiim n In b« in M «■ ‘ m an mol Mn» (i K . n n llln * rh in y eve n in g ," J m i .1 1 , w -i LAKELAND, Jad. I I - i S i K nal) — A three-day Mclhudbt made. H cfre»h in t|](» wru* m i u i I ' ttudenl conferanco will te held on th* Florida Southern college th r follow ing m rfiilm ip \\ J I im .Shirley I" ' campus tern Fab, T-#. atudent ( liiw e ll, M in i K h ir le f l H m lth , N ••n•\ leader* aonoupcod today. Methodist group* at all Flor­ Ctdlum . Mi«a Jam* T h ig p e n M. ida college* a n axpeelod to send Ann Wigflna, mid M ira Mhm Ii representatives. Victor Rankin of Durkin* • A lto , A | Uruck IS itAlliance, Okie. praaUant or th* Dim I body and p t t d i m a f tk* South­ Hugh Whclchrl, i l l » Ix r o y Hodge, E d w u n l l lu it .<"■ ern senior Mass, will preside H illy F U m ln y . I Dean Jaka K. Banian of the Vanderbilt Bcbo#! # f Theology, Thom* Ltn« ii the i-ilitot in i tte R«v. H a n r H. Walter, Tampa inInI*tee I Dr. Harvey C. Brown. manager of a new Pint ids wrtkli It i .Naahvllla, director a f MethodUt newspaper at rrn.ainU I student eoafcranca* In tte South i called "T te Pensacnla Staudanl and PmaUent U d d N . ipWey of and will h* published i'Vur> Fu Boattern are axsmtg U a »P**k- day. VoL 1, No. 1, wm iisut-ii Jan. 17. ■ onl iw i Garden Club Formed Winter Visitorn Are At Grammar School Cntertained At I'arty 1 T h r t il nm in Nf St h ""l t lu i ih ’d M n. John Schlrard has gone to (h r M ill Bartow to accompany her grand­ Ctuh, ijh iii xof r* I by sons, Robert and Ben I'ittmsn, G » n lr n r r * C i i t l r »»f Mu' U u n lrh to their home after spending the C lu h f ill wtUth Til •* ol Mu ( aIUIII* past severs! days as her guests. rruir SrhiMil, ww* M fKiim /i I r u r * - H n . William Schnabel snd son, Walter, of Sodua, N. V., sre vial ting In San font *• the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. George Thurs­ ton at their home on Myrtle Avenue. in of riuvtHl nnk in lily ilrcorab-d in color* nod gohl The oitnr mil ia thr gift of the Into Fdwarc F A Ihrre, then trim I mngnnte. Th** insen in n rnivrtt border nrouin! thr central pnnrU me appropriate os a pymbol of our l id and (n4* eaupo of thru a oemtnri with THHEB ; •. . d , t ,' - ' ■ t m s c o c a -c o l s c o m p a n y s y BOTTLING COMPANY �ll s H>i - s ‘A K rth J * mm ilife 3 5 . uka E5E tt H1BMF tfch Regiment 5sJ? ®®h p /: : > V -/ £ b sS S h s h . •*> ;••«»•>, ■■'v’r.'.i* �f SwB * | ■p a g e S A N F O R D , (F L O R ID A i» »<li ll II 11 I .......... By Ja ck .fo ld s SftU K iU - ■ , U lM tfkf / 5 AMWBPlAI Victory staws / t k o fM t-G ra n d 800. Ibwmted in k * U4t oat for hU fourOi We. to«7 , mfl tr t.lt again tonight at the iilinni ffV THr. H ip W a r it. '* great rprin. ataii * itrotur LIStk'a In the ninth in tba floM will be r, the « l f d of at aehaoB to hand Na 'America's 4 W cmpehjr ^ JT'5a.‘ Ki ; af golf, says bo’ll n m IT C O K S oeMtusraw5 n&l r ciWArmtfveR. “ F itiw n w e p DUftMO A UiU»P . -ru * sreeXAXoRs TAKBCARBOF- THAT > p w i M i M 'v ; : Bobby'a aon, Hobart Tyro M t doing all right for a ' It* ar-okl, taya his U m m » * a * 9 ^ ue w a s oaJuv S l i iCARS OU> uM M " » R R 3T Put 0*J 3WS Ado KiaelT Trie Re. STARTS© oeJSU3P\*iCr OUFtO€>JC& lei MiAAVti-P w:n another lourna- The grand slum winner o f 1B30, u hViffiteru.“ 'SS!”BS MtA O rta champion, compete* T O K L 6 f2 I outer the 0. X Opetv—W t W U n U whir* he tan do II hoUs u you witlwot hesitation that ‘ In the low W a. Jaat good « « « e r :*■ chaimdonahlp touch is gone, to got a 'lo t of 'fun out of no - ) — —- A a o o r ik e p e r f in .■SirtCG Me CAMt To THis . c o u n t r y iw o y e a r s a t o , ItM O * MAI W oJ 10 OF l l 'SNi v e e r s , b c b a k im g - ■ N lM l*«0tl3 CDiJRTO RgOOflPS. s i Mis B e s r E ffo rt w as a tl d o u r ofi 2*te F e a r im iB A r a e . J i k e flu c u d e s s ' r■O or^ amateur S ^in Sthe gam*. ’S'vSn * £ w '.cK,V“Sira It'o the game. But nothing sense-' o trurnament conemtratlcn that j tloaeL say* Bobby, w been toet Getting back to hi* own game, "You can’t win in tournament the tt-yaar-old former champion ay, nntoea vou eOnrentrate on (hall bo M St, Fhtrkk’b day) la ’ he explains. “ That's r expect to win the ^ -tM fe why 1 never ty again In any tour. together with a raw rounds the f u i f d r l It 1 guty* It’a really the main m oon 1 play at Auguste every year. But tbt Open—forget i - y p a r ^o w A j o t e w i e o iA N s ^ i A c e Greyhound Results LAST S ld lir . HUSt'I.VS ITII TlAi.'l 1ST ItACC: Futurity, Unit t l I1-1 l-i pi’ u r r nir. rm. Tin. Texas Moon ■ i I 1—i gswa Durtsr J > : ) —i I'* m'a l*wl Why Ail UurV ( - » l —i burnt N ' - R f f Teaks Mouri. I l l «e. t i l t " It 10: Jtnpf* t-Tiil r a s e Ituijsi. i i jo. |: le W’hrils F»ni • Fti. Loan N'liro, T'.*» . _______ - )* mllr. Urn* C rill. IND RACK Futurlti . linn )l r " ” , I'P OFF Mr KIN. > ____ Ooysrnor Jim l t I t—l • « Ittsl I J i I —H Couch Ned- Ynni Mairock i i i l —i on. Unlver. Llene ddfentoi the raor Jim. it m. u n>, ti to AlUAmeiTci team last nickt He<l. II (A it n Ahtf* tin »V 18. jr h lt e lM i h p 4; M A C K $-14 mil*-, ilntr, • m t ‘ b* a * w n i 30. Both gamer a ^ . i t o r r ho f »o K in tli lUmrri,. .. | S I 1-—1»«l Oviedo. : •' m hteh point fcraat » » * «“ V W B b jJ p d k jl ^ Vedesa l'taa».e llt_M t tl •* rgaU If.**; Hunny l l . a l t r i l l l o " It to 1 #F4#i ; j IxT ’ dad Kanta■ lU m ir paid Though the Clermont girl* held big lead over the Lionesses at m half, the Oviedo squad cams 4TH nACIJ; Futurity: lima II S I i t o r r uir n s K ? o ,H US. r t - M i z d 1 1 t i u lil it v l; & * lt 1 1 mi * mo t l to ORLANJH), Jan, t i - U I T Frank Kcvacs, lanky Oik land, Calif., player, wnn his strand straight toUTWamenl yestenlsy by downing National Champion Dan McNeill, o f Oklahoma City, fljt, 0.1, f.0 , in.' the Fit rids stale ch»mplon»hlp. McNeill and Frank Guernsey, Orlando, won the mrii's duublr* title. The? defrslcrl llul Surface. Kansas City, lAid .Inck Kramer Los AngHOS, 7-0, 0.1. 7.11, 1-0. m .' ; Kevscs took rnmmsnil of the match by breaking McNrlll’s *ervlce in the first genic ami never relinquished his control. The tall California star, who has turned from clowning for the galleries ’ to concentrating on earnest ten. nls, tamed loose »n array of stssBng services and powriful volleys whUl routed the nation, sl champion In the third mid final set of the match. McNeill is finding Knvacs n Jins In the swing through the winter tournaments. Knvacs downed MrNelll in semi-finals if the Dixie Tournimerit 111 Tamp* eight days ago and went nn lo win the ehampinn«hlp with n vic­ tory over Kill!to Allen, f'alifnrnle voulh attending Rollins College, Winter r«rk MrNelll broke Krvsr'. service' only once, in the slvlh gmne nf the first set. Kmsrs started the first end third *eis liv winning a game nn McNeill's service T o n ig h t ’s i i it nr itAi r: L lllllltil 1‘llur. tiliitd IJ h li s l* A l t » " ‘ FIN. I lit nliarp contrast to the awb. the RolWinl rmintry (my vt.m hbriutblii! Mnrtinjr Ill «ix jrrnr* ug<» to ^ n hi* fir*l contract with ('luvrlnrtd, bpcnbu* the highest paid pitcher in the <•! ***«»-imI* T't( MU) when he egrcnl to ^ivc the In. tiowtiJ ,» v*ofi. , | in * mti % ter* next yeni The 22-yrrtr-nM fs« i in yomu:Itef from Vhii Mi h r, Imm, whoie raises in Miltuy hive kept pace with his mount mu strike* rot total*. t.iu* i iMi« nij pitici ahead of such minimtuln n* Lei ty Grove ■rul Daily Vance, each IT N T A liiiKHA. .inn 32, Of whom rrce.vml iJT.Snn tnr mu I S|»vi int Tenu-i Sni'L * tile bruyear— the prrvimn Irrnnl. m ile 17-Jim r -M tiniigui slate lit't liel ’i 1 rl^yi'l Hie role of I Im p e rial LaUi.n 1.nnt-kilh r hi Ve Tm -ilny in win­ vNINTH W* ning i', Until 1 liiilnlte llirbor It At Hi i t 1 Bmyrn# Ilf) 1In*m|*t»'t1**I>m» «•f ch.tmpionx wo. 1 llain t»lilt a Nmi.i liH -llV liHH Mllpif III, Htll| 2 , o ver * IU mI lit. Iitvtit t111 KM/ulmth flicks, Long | tifttokl llnn*M ■ Mr,iih, i tlif , it> finals that were THNTII ItAi I. 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Had M im-s Mill) m a i t 2 1 4 SO Inin ! 4‘lavar Hull * \liirli It*"’ AlionI Hal. 11. 10, |J II, Juil 4llirV I.. |0 ; Isitlla flip 1 ,lllK L i i D f i (b o rtr'i |*«l, |l *« A I'k.w I |kk Mpltrt4 n Hh.it fin ti It.Ml- I |4 mllr, lilt" TTII MACK b ill m11*. i l m . :S« HIXT M RA« » F u l u r H y l» r- HnriMht i lUm.i. *i’i« 1*1* i * F F M i FIN I'l* OFF Hii FIN. 4 i"»li|«ri W om'* i.i t i.it t.nii | a t ti* i 4* 4 |.4>n**‘>rni* leH.l lint Johnny i I t I —*4 l o * MH’uiti f Amlir.m t ( i : i i u*M) liin lioti'a Flra 'A t i i 1- 1, L * 1V 11lart| __ 7 1 4 II I>41k|.g l )«4t iHl*» a 1 t 114 T "tite b ttr .|,|p 14ti1 y I I I i 2 .1 l*i mil** l.a.t *?«•" 9140 |1 ih H F V K N T I I It Ai -------» f> — II* l i t iButiiuMIt rl.aaf (| a j Jubnivy. |U r. M",t Ik |Nrni' i 'In in 111 in llil" J. * I H r f b) 1» i V* n FJm/** ff.4#v Id.fil I’fMbiw tA**1) . WlMaTd, II 30 t) H* 1 Hull Mfi i win*! I || so tltllM F II 4-& Urn 4*4 l * w l bait 3 F'lnaale iHk|itn*ti-a ated fiteb MrC Itelte. paid |T»«» 1'a uni j.. n Fuiutlti, lliiir. ■Tit HACK 4 Ha n h t ia M • 1*11 F i » » 1*1 T I . II A * * i : F u l in M v **I« urtr Ml. b is from Ilia mmnrnt nf birth, thr I FK bl i fltl lIlia Man * .bn l * l Mlt n wli> ' ITII It Al'K*. 1*4 * siiin f)■•*% . i f "b* i a F i l m I lsiim|i I .I n M o f P ic k in g W in n e rs TONIGHT'S ALL-STAR FEATURE N IN T H liir ) Iivund Gus Is nn the air over 1. DUO tonight at 6 :li with all lk« "dupe" on the doga sl Uie Hanford.Or­ lando henael (Tub. GRAND SIS (.D M Kl< i \ ID il |: IIA M B I.IM i N oll \ GRAND SON SMYRNA IIOl It BA I. FIRE sMOh \ UANl.I.U DOST’ KOHGKI NO MINORS ALLOW I II DOST TIM E * IN I*. M. Saniord’Oi'landn Koniiol K luh tin H p a n .' T l. u rh y H A IT I— ft-Mi M il l: M a 'i Hmilr 17 l ' . ni i oi i l il In ill 1 S m i l l . lliplniin) nl I mi-wuiul N u l l || n| ( l l l uhl l i l TURN \ I ItEI) ARROW P AN OIJNN—Secret O TWHV BE THQCE QUABD5 IN TH E H O U S E - - B U T T H E R E 'L L BE A BIG P A R T Y - - T H E DIAM OND W ILL BE ON E X H IB IT IO N --I W ANT T O H O P CWER A N D S E E Y O U - - f .in Kir FIN. I ‘II t J m ill ‘ 4 3 h I— ‘ i l — 3 I 1—1 t'lKrt'aill JSiir i S (■ Xlitl j a—ltd llil Fur v ? I 1 -b l I —ltd i II) Jml|r. 14 ll> 12 t" |1 DU. I I lo |1 i » ; |*|«ei anIII HUr f* in f« Hi. HmI Fit* »I ID Jornil* |4 UO I N 40, Ii mil* I T OFF bn IT OFF k * < • I a h grin, “ but I don't ex) Fejler Signs With I Hollins Gage Team Kovacs Defeats Indians At $311,000 A v erse * Six Feet Don McNeill To ■ CLEVELAND, Jmi -A IM t ” I’hIL Tkke Net Title Hot' Feller, w’tmil ftn<| nrnirttlriit In the 1 l.aily Hninm I tissue Tront.l' 2 I a 3 — ltd kiMhtii uor s £. j i—-4 I ’ f l . k u 111 , U iiU td IIO «" 14 aw, f l id ; F*rrrl FnPhlnW, III I&.IA. I« SO; Hrc| X H •** 13 Zt Xlu«|l*tl i •»j»|i*-1 |n*k III'Mi, Ii DO t'tinkla, f'i *-M t!or. II «0 A rtw M IM U T E 3 L A T E R NOW HERE 8 \ G O AHEAD- THE D O P E ---- S E E I I M ALL E A R S WHAT YO U T H IN K 1 D A *E . ' ^ of my p l a n , /ffTiv. JW , I v B A N K O K '- ^ - n ffl ® T H A I V *i n il nono- w t FIM T A k in OUGHT Tl. Ml A B L t r o QET A A/,/ .VI 11 L|l T - - GO I LL -5EE BACK /.MO r,l 1 r o WO DU /OU (ME * I l l iih a r n n / t h i n g MIGMT OF TME 1‘AHT / By orders o f Uie owners we oolt at ABSOLUTE UNI 8TRICTED AUCTION rr& 'Z' (INRKSTRII i* k iv * T ly T O T L FOR utfrtHCO^/W* ALMOgr MAO« IT, tvcvg AcniAuv Oar xoG gr n ih« r s a o m w ay / ,------AND HOW/n* A ANY NOAH W A S y [ Horau - VA5LL,WtW AOS1M IWUnND r — TT I P B f r r J ru R N u aB T 10 WaUra. THAT ticocco Cn See j ?. 'j j f l ,* > I BATES TWO CHEAP SUinCASCS.' $ 3 4 : -\ “ �Improvements'^ State Parks Aiei Urged By Board TALLAHASSEE, Jut. M— (Spe­ cial)— Among tM rvcommendalion* mad* In the Florid* r»rk, Parkway And ; RaereatinnaLArev fitody rater Ur completed under th* ipoutnim p’ of th# Florid* State PI* no In* Beard, of which ~ i n u e ic u w i Geary* G. n um i mu h erttary, aH (S* rxpaarinr recreational f^cilltlei In e**li aiata part* and Improved a> to main highway*; the acqula o f area* which, becaua* of aeenlc, scientific arthaealo and historic valve* ahould be (K lguntk ir c ta ln l!w or thrra* going to be on admiral* In I I aUl pointed when a battle named fo r M t b Th en *even , baUlewvgww i christened, and 0 state* teatiny far the honor*. , -g S lg E rs S a ! ateaore.tobe U, B. B. minol*, - . la the peat, there'* b a n tea. heavy favoritlan In naming U T S. war vassal*. Soma atatee have had only one ahlp In their names, oth­ er* a* many a* alx. The II atetea not new represented by a hattleahip and the number o f vaadala prrrlaoaty named for them a n t Q m a a , I ) Montana, !| Kansas, I t Nebraska, t North Dakota, l< Minnesota, «; I-oulitana, I ; Florida, it Georgia, 1; South Carolina, I ; vbjtfnla, 4; DeUware, I ; Rhode Island, S; Connecticut, « ; Malr>*, » ; Men Hampshire, I ; Vermont, « ; Utah, 1; Wyoming, Kentucky, Deorgk. North Da- only the Brit rar fn m thl# Special Datpxe Town**. .•',dan Joat Ika vew f. 1938 FORD TUDOR CHEVROLET i Sport Sedan Clean ■;gaad f l m . # New Chevrolet Deluxe ^ 2 a .t a .. Q m v . Coupe f t Coach Ih Tudor C o «S f:. »U «jC ou p e r L O IU D A The Florida Slate Planning Board tellevee that rrcfeatlon planning la a arclnl necr*»lty becaua* provUlon o f adequate re­ creation area* and facflitlti la on* of th* major factor* In defdnre against antUaoclal inflinm. Recreation In Florida ha* unuaally significant economic Impli­ cation* to our tourlat Induulry— i-ur aourre o f greatest revenue, the report aaya, recreation I* a large, faaUymwIng bualne** which la tMComlny Increaalngly rompctltlva among th* atatea. Florida City to Kay Waat a* on ovrraeh parkway; a atudy of rlvrr*i Streams and laha* to determine recreation pot*] Millie*; Ihr Ac­ quisition anJ davelopdiant of area* In mctlona o f th* atnte nat now aervadi that pftrority be given to area* and facllltle* which meet mat* need*; enlargement of avia­ tion facllltle*; acquisition of land for vrlldllfa area*; establishment of recreation program* In atote parka; devalnpment of recreation area* end factlltie* In rural aer. tlon*; and expansion of recreation In atale Institution*. The legliln(IV* requirement* noeeaiary In earry o ft -the recommemlalIon* are ll«ted. Th* report alar recommend* that the.activities of alt federal, state, county and'numclpol, agen­ cies be cerdinatcd Into • stolewide recreation progrant, and that an educational program to conducted to arqu*ln(rjthe people with Ui* * recreation* hl’d ennaar. ration a rn ^ C -a W l focllltle* throughout th* at*IF Mora than IS original student composition* era expected" U highlight tna University of Tam­ pa'* studant operetta to be given here th* latter part of February. This year's operetta la expected tp. top that of last year when the company was compelled to giv* a repeat performance to ap. commodate the la ri* overflow £ced Of New Corn Is Released To Farmers Q u i n c y j * d. t a . - (B Ps e ;* i)The Florida experiment Station la now releasing to farmers aaed of a new variety o f yellow corn, it you want— the oath of wi ll as the prolific while varieties on tost, averaging slightly mora limn Si biiahela 1por acre at Calncsvllle end OS bushel* at Quincy. It- ha* o u t s t a n d i n g strength o f • Mailt,, a 'Very high percentage of th* stalk* alanding upright at harvest time. Ilia cer* are covered with long light henry hush* which afford protre. Ilnii auuluat weevil* and ; rar worms. * J, I). W a rn f, agronomlat 'n rluirge nf Iho North Florida Kkperlii|(-'»t liluilon, where the seed r.ro for sale, ,c)|cve* (hat the new variety will greatly Intreaaa.avornire |iii-ilucll(m‘ o f yellow earn In Flmldi. . . . Yi'lloiv eirn .l* doslrwl by cattl* uml p.nllry feeder* because of l|a rsiia vllumln 'content, ahd culm- in Ih* mtUm. * • ..When period I* functional dietrvM begins' to make you-miser, able, why not do : a* thousands of. womrn and taka CAHDUIt It may bo used 2 waV* FWat: To help relieve periodic dl*. Irr»j, »tart 8 days' b a fo r*"th e lime'' nml follow —direction*. Second) To aid In building 'enar. gy, atrmxth—through better appetit*, Incrvsaed (low o f • gastric lulc« which helps dlgattlen—Uk* » by directlona aa a tonic. Try CARDUII l — A D V .~ iW R f cunalellfti M fvciou v �1 Sanford Is The Only Central * Florida City A ffordin g Rail, Hlgfamur And W ater Transportation 8ANFORD, FLORIDA. Member Associated P r e s s Lindbergh Objects To Loan Factories In Bill As Undemocratic Step Ruhr Section umanian German Aerial Acti­ v i t y I h Limited; Greek Forces Rfrj port New Success Over 14»000 Italian Prisoners Are Tak­ en As Libyan Base Falls To B r i t i s h LOVERS LEAP UNDER TRAIN Ry THE ARM Y PERFECTS PANAMA DEFKNSI A a a a H a lH Negotiated Peace la C a l l e d Preferable To Victory By Ei­ ther Side In War Flier CatoTFor 10,000 Aircraft The R A F carried the tight to Germany with overnight attack* cn the atrel, oil, and munition! worki at I)u*«cldorf, pounding the heart of the industrial Ruhr far tha twenty.tint lima. Tha Oar- United States Urged Not To Enter Any Foreign C o n f l i c t Legation Says Prem­ ier Antonescu Has Complete C o n t r o l Britain i« ‘'getting into IU war ' itriilc ’ with 40,000,000 troops ready to rrpulso any Ger­ SOFIA, Bulgaria, Jan. ! ! ■■■ man Innriun of thr British (A F )— Although Rumanian Isles but there is a shortage of lagatlMM Hi aaathaaaUrn manpower in the war facto Hi# Enrepa dsetared that Praiaiar supplying thrae forces with wea­ , C inert I Aal anaacn ha! wes­ pons, Prime Minister Churthlll tered RemeaU'e rebellion. said yestenlay. aanrtea expreaeid Defending the policies of his the balled that anaaa disorder* eight.man war cabinet, Churchill stfll oantiaaad. They aaaerted •poke In the ||ou.«r of ('ommoRS ■* tagat an* high grreral In support nf tin* govern manl's . y i m t Onerdlate. drastic Hew plan to conscript men snd women worker* — by compulsion whvru necessary—to aperd up the nstoln • arnia output. Thr armed fo rte , (hurdUP aald, may hr compelled to PB*J ducr thrir demand* for greater manpowri during thr next alt mnaltu to provide workrra far vital Industries such aa aram plant*. Thr armed force* arr mar. mom, hr raplainrd, because In IV29 thr, wi re *rt up along with itW>*. Israel Kurvitx, 41, jU carried from a New Mnflon where bp and hla iwobtheail, Carrie Hartwell a va*t *rrirs of plants and *«tabiialunmU with thr view of rfliirhl drftth by leaping lit Iftn l of a, speeding rx. "conllnuou* action on the con­ >• ■j^umah. wife o f a tnbercu&sl* victim and mother tinent of Europe uKum»t the cht|d. Wa- killed Inalaotly./llpivit,', rigjil leg waa Gerrqan eqi-myi” oC.-m a lii n 1-aal June, however, the Itrl. A 4 4 .. J . /I amputated la frifttval*o la an Invalid. g t ,14 .from Boston, Mrs. tksh armed farces were < ti Rcllgat, Me. ..k .> • ' i '' * , o ff the Eatopesn coiiUnenL 8 u fn d w it-fartorie* have Imu e*talili*hr<l pi aupply the llrilndi Emplrye* in Saufoid store* • rimd force* with all neersuury *r*|H>n» and aupplir*. hr »uld. will have so <p|M>tlunily agsin end the 10th month nf the win Ihla year In barn improved rnethwith bfhlbd (be rxh.llioo. Dto* * a i ai sfrad In Boila and find* IPO.OPU megs worker* in 1«!■ of rrllin* iti a course on prln. nmnilinna uiol aircraft pluntr nplea of nmrli mfail initiff riMitluri. da,, hewdyer, the Horn Ml the end of four yr ai •»l l»y lh<* *ltr*lt itdiitivt* « tlursllon a, mounting In » ! • * • of Ihe World War. Italy'* Tibran t w of To­ Hi* D im hla Nialo "Vie ere now about In en m «U uii of bruk tell to tha BrHUh A m y of Irr fur thr lira* time In tin- liisrd for V •mI ioiimI K«Ju(«tioii. the Nile ahortly aftaf noon yes­ MIan Kvi lyii lli al of Dn/tona, war |M-riod of manpower *lrm terday when Australian troop* , — • . I Aldnn Company styre on Flr*l gency because for the first linn •••STdinator in th«* Crntrsl Mur. •urged Into HU botUtOd town, Tomorrow the “ Mll>- O' Dime*" ' Street. Spectator* dodged the fly. we ore going In have epparatu. f t ? , a whirlwind , final awault host'd will ntske its (econd up. jlng lip* and nervous contender* ■ml layouts which till* man ••In (linin' I for \m »«llohal rlkuM'B, to«a prt**l Ml Ml M lilt r I III g o f a of lauwty SO hour*, and over­ IMivvrr snd woman power will Ipowered It* *0,000 to 10,000 de- pcarance in Ranfur^ when a group compi tr-l for tha Hcnora of ihi k'iuu|> from (In- Nmlift i«J M cr.w. . . . . . . . Mra. Jam** d,y *hirb finally went to llud. required to handle,' he told the t l i l l t a C o m iiiltii'i t f (h r (!httlit ■m ruber* of Common*. . I Snaren, will collect coin* from , »_ u . I - f o f C iim m rln ' I»•tol m ylil lo tha lh o u .lp ,„eniby ter tha Ijifabtila For*. I ,ly Jonc*’ *wle* °f 1 •I I'ltjt* to toil (‘OlirMl' WMIllll h<* o f. tanda w en reported to toi»e |y, u i,rlvrt i,radfoTj BjrrJ( rh, ir ,iiiy. ««d Stanley ^Rockay I I* red mol lo iny (lit- Kruiivttlwork boefl Uktn in U*s blow Sfalnst man r f I ho county committee I Thr i ontest, under th« d im I t-r It guTobpik, boosting to •pefkapi 100. , ni,| today. I lion . f Alfredo Lardisabal from Teiitativr |il«im tall f« f llo w d00 lha number of F M r »t lroo|>» On Saturday the Rotoriane will . ((„. I'htllppina Islands, ntlruried (••uror It* Im’itiii Vhttk after next Mim Ileal Milt! Unlay, ami tin I a *(rurtlori im i IimI xaill la*t about headquarters of tbt 9*nd Italian jiciting dime* In mail* the “ mile” u» nervous aa tbo competitor*, '' 4 wot' iwponaa.f prorer ita real. . -Dr,. -K. W. Ru_ U it1, Tobruk Hu. will! the air fa llxrJh< I Id weeks. no easy that tha boys bad to Tha cooniinalor will go lo Or. captor, bf Tohrwh. 80 percht ia chairman * { tha Rotar. face Such trick* aa "the ipm — , Undo soon t<» srranga fur sn In. leap Into Libya; after t l Ian group and will nnntnnre the n r r j “ walking the deg,” the *" 1 iructor, »ht* aald, and will re. f a|age by .load, aaa and worker*' name* lo'erirhe aald. Tha Junior Woman's I ttifn to Sanford probably next A aald to ha»r knocked The Woman'e Cluhf. to have "breakaway,'< -araund the world, tha war IIIJXX) Italian t*ken Ih- bo’ rd for Monday. w "l .r "airplane trlp.F “ over Ihe brid^o psrtv scheduled for t«» •**rtk lo make final arrangement* tha ’’craeper,’ ^ "Icop-the. morrow will ba posponed until|f**r tha rtiursr. One flats a week or toro.third! of Marihsl r » t be aldo to appear dot ta 111and last o f ail, "rocking iktsI Friday, Jan. I I . * v*ill br hrlil The tlsy and time iT. array al Libya. , . .< amonx lha member*. Dr. U .,11 L Ibe baby." •: alii he. selected later. Hleel nerve* coupled and many Continuing a remodeling pro. Asked what type of people i r< nteetont wept down before gram, th* Sanford Kish „n.l onuld be partlrularly Interested the *erle* o f stunla becauar hi* Grocery Co. at Third Stroet an.I in a class in the principle* of tmireis fumbled'and shook. Th* Sanford Avenue has Install..I •MerThandlalng, Ml** ileal re irtrk* were hard but the boy* four new sanitary meat ea.e. Hied, “ Anyone who contra in con. i>ad thr added handicap af «pec. The store has also been painted l* (l with people.” Employe* of recently. tator* and paaaonby get tin -lore* will be the principal bene. the line flight on lha ” af«ui |M-Iariei nf the classes, the e i. O C A IA , Jan..>9 — <C|— Fed. world." Th* ‘ ‘creeper'? was made All farmers In tots section are Halnad, but maaagera are also I eral Judge Strum ‘ yesterday di-* even 'more difficult by an elon. invited to attend a mass mr»t. lavited to attend. feet ml that 8. If. Snyder, De- anted dog, part da«RMUBd and Ing at Urn City Hall tonight to Content of th* ruure* will l>e i I-ami fruit packer, b f adqoittrd nart terrier, chasiag th* yo-vo discus* Diana far an auction mar. outlined In th* future, the co­ ‘ o f a charge o f vlotaUng U>e agrL The brown, pup molly gaught ** l~ U h* » r • talk by L. ordinator aald, since tha inltruccultural marketing agreement art •Hr *plrlt a f tha nrrailen when M. b>n for each rlty Is patterned Rhode*, gu ta marketing ro ' by ahlpplng andcraixod orange* iu the bay* tried "wnlhing th* deg” mlesloner o f Jackaonvilj* after IU particular needs. , 'In tertill* commefeo. f and nrecioitatod a lively time "Similar classes ars being held D. O. (iialrrgor. a fiuit deal. When the toeto were ome both »• « ca.ooa ala room frame *11 over th* Ifnltrsl Htates, er, and V * truck' driver. Ed •r the winners o f O fh dap were bouM and garage la to be built aril as in F lo rid ." Mias B><l Hardison. Wilmington, N. C , who rolled in and preseitlad a pwtator ■dared. “ In Dayton* recently A. Dytoa, according to a had nlradfl gunty to I t * charge* e I n y emMaat, elmOar to a l tha tit employe! of a mall.prdft «*■«• nf oMpptap •N o, A aeON^I from K kallM c* o . r „ , A r w l , IvTjind t» Fargo, Cau, were fined l.imlog them the champion* J |SO In one M M and draw a eua. of yo-yo rag_______ ( peadod eentenco la lha aorond caaaT pelling Course } Is Planned For Local Employes i t rict CtHirdinator P AttendH Conference A To Lay Groundwork 0“Yo Co-Champions u r t i Named After Stiff Coi S Mile O’ Dimes’ Board ... Td Appear Tomorrow I*"1' w.dnesdsy, in front Vf th. News Briefo ^ ssS?£s\atszi '— * •* — ^ — •*— Packer Is Acquitted Of Fruit Charge I I? * " 1 Florida Golfers In Quarter FinylyRo Draft; i linqueal board* wl m- Uoyce Williams Is Named S. I. C. Head TALLAHAB8EE, Jan. tX.—*#) -Boyce A. WUIIams, U of Tavaran, Lek* county tog collector and citrus glower, *r»a named chairman af th* State Indus, trial .Commission . Wodnaadsy night hy Governor Holland. Tha j S pay* |9000. ____ mdu Fork* Clever, aa dmlrmn* and as of " ASIIINGTON, Jan. 29— (A l1) — President Roooavelt reIHtrled to ('onirfm today that 913.19(1,391,.131 of lho #aioN Kerry r« lief funds hod boon aprnl hv the lorrm nrtit from April. 1133. |0 Dot. 31. m o. WASMIWTON. J«n. 23 — I/IV - C.ilonH Charlcn A. Linillirrffh told the House Foreign Affnlrs rommltteo at « hearing on Ihe leaao-ldiid hill IikIhv he'd nrefer "neffoliiiteil pence” in the Eurol»enu wnr In u victory by ci* I her niile A vicln rv on e ith e r nido, Im miuI, “ would rntull in pros. I»at mu of Kuropr of ■ type «• m < nrvi r arm,'* and would bs "tint* of Ihr wtirnt things that t tilil lutpprh " I.iioll.tigh mmit ltd hr opposed (lit- lull, fltht, lirrausr it was a ■»it P "away front drmocracy* sn4 RtM'Mod lirraii"(* " ll'» on© morw tolttp t It•*«•! iu war and I don't know Im* many morr wa can lakt*. “huit t f war." A kI ,| whrthrr hr favored ctuu tmued sill tu llrtlaln, Lindbergh .■Id llmt wa* "a very difficult" <|iic*lton, adding limsmurh aa Ihl. country had taken a stand tm I lie issue "w * cannot vary well ju .d fy " dropping that polkf. I.mdhcigli dcclareif flatly that 1 h»* Rry I»«. k llrsthr? 11«m l i w o it romblnalion nf Ihe Unlt•nrhufii. N i . Mug •!•••»« i pi* ..I Slate* and Great llrtlaln could l<l* III Ml •lh« K.tlll IMIrl I v mi** li * 0 I win (he war "on (be pr***nt l o * o f aid to llrllaln. I •' \ • im l a t k ' i t y i ' u l c i .Li \ nl lie relied for Hie rrratlon by M il H.illl)' I Mill i M ill c t *fil ifMMil ll,i« country nf an bit forre of IIm « n f lla'J hI.oiiI 10.000 first line plents * Mb* » . |f m r » « cfn •• 1 ♦ • i ■vM'i a,i equal number of rv. ,ei vp- lo Inaurr American «ecur. •I'll ilif IIm* ««»a ">k >• •» l Itv and urged Ihl* country not 11• w • i k' nn//tt|«H ai < .„ . ntrr any foreign war I I .Slgvcl I ••!», * • A- Hie afternoon hearing on the Mmu f ii».| vie* pM . I, it.e lend bill tiegan yeiterday, 14 II Sllll f I 11 tun i i , mu liloom made pullle a l*t||,I f tom Heerrlarv Morgrnthsn Mti* Kliiabfib llnrkcy, ••vim I ovu.g (hat llrlll.h dollar snd yrllhl ffMMi Seattle, Wioli win |,...(.( » „ U svallsble to pay for rpcat. oi liu* evening cn . \met lean war anppllva had Inlb . l i m i t od E V s n g c l i - l n A . . . .. .. , ,,i,,ed laO.OtM).(HH) alnre InfnrmaI Ini Ion I. night at 7 I" i. <lo, I. ii, n ,,ii the uubject wa* given not •Ian If. Wlillr tlir House hearing wa* gottii* forward before the *m*ll**t • row,I Ml far. the Heiiale Foreign iieleliona Commit lee decided to begin similar hearing* nr*t Mon.im. W a s h in g t o n ,|„y. SiM-ietary Hull prubably will — M•»v»»»*: with uni l»- nillcil a* the first witness, folnrarr-timi* sprr»l. Ib« II ...... 1wed by libel high fcdvral ofDWrdncAtlsy completed ui I inn •••• , Oil. I,||. atippoltrd the bill before thr fl.e!»>*.' 000)00(1 iiiiVmI tin ll.oiar group *io r» Mtithoritallon In111 kimI n u» Senator Barkley, Ibe majority it til lilt- Srillttr \\lii it It till' • lender, expressed hope after a praparrtl It* glvr It it •• 1r.inference with I’ rriidrnt Rooaelight I .ell I.-lay that thr irase.lrnd bill TI m I*mii point prttgiam itii I h • ji.oild Im dl*|>o»rd of tiv CongT*** oriSCh 1 I »• I* If al t n a n d gur*t »*I4« » m I 1 $ pMi.uoO.OOo ft*tt o ilw11 to •»*. th# ..nf. irn t r *«p* 1.1 t'-la t I within 0 d»ya. The House comlion of 4>MI naval au xiliitty m i l l inul ng it l#»ui t»f th r «* • »»•• |",I*t I untie ugierd late in thr day lo 2 f tiMi.ooO.OOO Inutrcnglt* ti f • ito *• t lltih At Ft « I*mi.I thr conclude hearing* Saturday and anti.alicraft dcfaiiM*?* of th* R*t*i»«l IIhiU hv A •"*"»■ and l» liegln roiiaideralion of inn i idt ilninrtl (hi* g'« "I* »*• aioendnirnta Monday flrrt The mimnitler ha* arranged to |.... tl.-.l, 3 •f JlMKJOeOOO fur hritr Col Charlr* A. l.lnd^fr^h I ..II w al »hr aflrrn shipyard fa d llU o s • ii to g MBMiofis y r a l c t t l a v *•••»■•• and lien Hugh 8. Johnson 4 9104.4^)0,000 f ui iii*»ir g u n ..#*.!*• hy A I. I*nvrland lefivrland Nrw They have been Invited by wnai and armur fa€turlr« *..#"l* ( hairman Bloom ha* railed the The h giftlatfoh ws* In fun* th. |‘•o.vrna F.d Perry, Julu t. HI Ifouxe only Iwu dayn. Mi Slriffrr, Mr 1lrn*l«y anil "minority" of the Committee oa— — |>|• Mi Um li llrforr th* « \*‘»». ito.eal tu the hill. Bloom ***d William C. Bullitt, former in J to g • I M U ' t>« g a l l . Ih*»t*r a l t r t l i l i n g hassador to France, would ba h . ailed a* a “ majority" witness Saturday !.♦«..o ai 7130 » ' « U l . Mis' llm k .t will he the I'loirn m l IIARTOW, Jan. n -(S | ..* m l) A p ain lin g d r »v o i.» W. T (Hilly) Tnitis»cllo, llarUiw •tudrnt at the Dnlvnalty r.f Ml. C rrlrh en l*-w l«. titled "T e e e . .lo- M-strr ” will be unveiled Florida. Wednesday announcnl f M i x l.e w l*' noe1" * w ll1 that he will be a candidate fu T „ . . WAHHINOTON, Jan. 99 —</P) |„ irH.| to Ihn audience the legislative puat Irft open by — Army plan* for training »STthe recent death of lien r . Con eral thousand draftee* and otlwr ner, Bartow citrus grower. enlisted men aa commlaslonad of­ Ferry Murray, Fruslpoof atficer. for tbo expending land toraey, laat week announced that force* wore announced today by ba would eeeh the office Toma, Secretary BUiRaon._______ aallo, *4, la now a junior law *tudaat at U e Ualverelty. Rail Delegates Elect Brothers Head Of Group EvaiiKvIiNtH Are Hon­ ored In St. Cloud AI Luncheon Today Nuvy Jixpunsion Kill In Sent To S.‘ii:i(t Student I Candidate ..... .. m,t •/ l,,r rh,MFor legislature P o s t 'IV.V''.crw. " ton.vhi »■■•<••, Drafted Men To Be Trained As Officers Colder Weather And Snow Hit Midwest |)RAPT BBOUTTKH SHOT Strike Belaya Work On Defense Orders ro mmliUomi in ins knocking the mercury down­ ward rapidly eaatword to the m L W A U W t - J a a . U — (A V - Great 1-akt* and touthward to Work en 199,000,000 worth of Teie*. The new cold way*, one of a aertei of rapid weathar change*, waa moving eaatword, threaten, lag to atop rising temperature* that carried comparatively mild weather ever a h i t * pw t e l the nation’s aastonl half. YasUr. day's too thenl weathar was aL * PONTIAC, lit J*n. Two law anfaccvment ofnaarx were stabbed and n t t j t o r ^ d youth and bl* father were abM ns.r here Wednradajr In M a ii » fo r a r t # * - * " aatoctira LOCAL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 22, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 22, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd449fb03510d3b02891101b9d9ceacd.pdf b0996f050c541d143742f0334576bc3b PDF Text Text . - f-'- Blr^Amk IN A SA FE PLACE I BEHIND Tije ) B R O O M > MAW [ W C V fT B E O SW d* ' T H A T d l l sp fcW f aaetra i M VilMlte iWIWSW ImfwaM ' y^lllflwB M . IJW r S f -'A f m r a S 1 I M P * Naey. Si h iM t a d C. C. 1 f ^ t > M - i/ ■JR J j tha objectlrca of III u aat forth in tho , .*T* eoCmttt. r i w c ,'r0‘ thd rad UlmVwltb lake, ' tie., fcr .Thin win rtht. MAH. * Krotftr b« the *oi of froth if tht De. prettntly SCOTTC SCRAP BOOK v -'S m «a l y a mxa ,, z M lit U a m fll Until on. Hit bi Uot catrpalfoq It Ui^tUndafd tllont conduct* Marshal Lord toco of tht b British effktrt iotf ot New Smyrna Beech, which opana at 10:80 o’clock; Saturday moraine, Feb. 8, and cloeet at * JO p. M. tallowInc a loncbton, In Umt to wltntM tht flttt. poradt and tht final bent of ooflInc rocaa which will becln that ■IMo quart, ho mnnoy mornbiK. Jl ba.Tnado rihnw cf. r h S a tho 1 Tht flral Iliherman’i memor­ ial In America .will ht (Indicated at New Smyrna Baach at IdO P. If. the day preceding the an. nual Waterway Concreea and will be*fotlowad *by' the annual mrctlna of Uw board of dlrac. ■ sri-irsi- laffmlr, will 1/ attorn Ira open dci ■uppllee enemy’a ton^jef the WiUrway Cracnra Officer*, director! rad (peak, era for tha ctM ntara InclodInc hlrfh official! of the War Do. portrnent, trill. bo puwta at a ._____ i ■ ■ , P P T *Aa OtfSAH-^OlMfS * R A F f - M r R I D E S ANV W A V E ON - t H t C rflL V A H C O A S T H A - f iV l.R A F f d P S A L S A L O « * 4 * 1 W O R LD 'S L K r t f l l S f WOOD HAtURALI^Jp5 ^L) Corsages W o M EH A ' • e ib m V ih r A IR FO R AUKS YHe M- So FARRUEN-fLY 1*0 W I1 H REMOVE-tHEIA BODY SD ORf S in c e i f l E r Hu NY By SYe ALYH AND H o f By SPEED DIP H ir e OOFtaAKTa W lth o u W n d ? i2 ? :.t w "p* w*r* ,lmltoHr Pepper a m t led that with tha dotybfUhmanl rl tha 80 toBLIntl potato referred to In tho talacrnm, Ultra la artry pro*pact t b i f more vef-i't»ij.f« and other fooda hi tho araaa of emmpo wIM at. Camp lllanillnc. It will prtCtMfiv«K/ incraaaa with tha, aa. eiCnniaiii i f larpa numbara of Ihnnota under me aolocttvo aer. vwa aei. Mlt will ba nacaaiary," Bap*. ,tar Pappar coaUnued, -for CoAyratt to make any ntcaaaarf pp. Srajrjatlon to provida I »> rod V ? s s n a 2 ttSfflf 1 } v>i] H la otpaatad that tha roport will rdcommtnd coiutrncUou of * 4?oiik D k Ban. fit u tie. tAM.tr, ■naa. wan. lit to. Before Yocr i W n t 1 About the Hovinfa Our FIRE—WINDSTC At>isR.p««- Ban. I k lW auira — J f -j flf and secretary of nary o UP» •» S S |t orX T orj^ tu a’*iiti»a, Be. Atooedlny to Ufnator noridaa .acrkullural Ma h* conafdarably enb mtaata jutt launchod \ Itoriprocliy Infbrmatlou Ida contrlbntaa to a al mm In Importa of ata *«SS5X r u., W dwta, auch aa aara « t ^ S u m u of Education would ocn, prodocad from the Dt abortly file with tha mratory Indlaa cauava plant. | -hen i t dem andi BE U - t l .M. O rta. Fey. »«•»♦ to ■ T ry c K . leehern, leei. i doa M .tf la I l H f Oes. I H I I t it r*«rwj tama. pnnaTjlie will ba tho c«lda In thaee apoclflcaiiona and par. Jhaap* ftf anpafnilt. Larya quaiu Hf*. r “ ■“•d craptfrnlt Juice WUI ,bo purchateiT Pltatt adrtaa p A t i v r ^ m" u with yonr ap. Bouquets HO*T)(<iXWU B f(jp selves CASH Iff Off **-000 tfforta art it authority B E m w.r? T S tW S lildlng mm M iIm UchtilcgliaM **• C. M, BOYD 4 00. 'MOBILE �S a n f o r d I s T h e O n ly C e n t r a l F l o r i d a C i t y A f f o r d i n g R ail, H ig h w a y A n d W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n VOLUMK XXXH S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , litional Nazis 16 Drowned r Rumania As bines Increase ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 21. 1911 M e m b e r A iw o c ia tc d WANT TO SEE YOU INAUGURATED, MR. PRESIDENT! „ . . i **t^ ~ Schooner And Barge Collide In Harbor; rattans With Yugo­ slavia And Bulgur- England To Lower Men Drown Almost Draft Age To 19 In Sight Of Homes .la Are Closed As Fighting S p r e a d s BOSTON. J a n . 21 — y P ) _ LONDON, Ja n . I l —b r > - ’ eizm* French Bases Is Seen •tempt To Secure B atw slh F r e n c h A f r i c a Expected 7^’ bornblr,K» <mS b loodshed In th e a tre e ta o f B u c h a re s t a n d o th a r R u ­ m a n ia n d tie * wens re p o rte d M dny a a fre s h u n iU o f th e G e rm a n b r in y Doured into M b tu r b u le n t B alkan kingR u m a n ia 's f r o n tie r s w ith L abor M lnU ter L rn est B erin told the H om e o f Common* ta d s y the governm ent has do* elded to re g lite r B ritain's w orking men and women fo r d ra ftin g Into w a r factories. H o . said also he expected to m pke arrangem ent* toon fat low ering the a rm y d ra ft age from SO y e a n to ID and talc in g It above the pretent top o f 30. Attack Against Somaliland Made E ighteen men • drowned alm ost w ithin sig h t a f th e ir h-m es to ­ d a y aa th e Boaton schooner M ary E ..O 'H a ra , holnew ard bound from ■ w eek on th e fishing banks, sp lit open la a collielon as ihu • p r reached BoeUn h arb o r. Five h a lf-fro te n eu rv iv o ri were , d ra g g ed to sa ta ty from the p ro . j tra d in g iiialnm aet by the crow j o f th e tra w le r N orth S tar. Tho survivor* fnj<l rrx cu tr* th e O ’Jfa ru u p p iri'ittly struck n burg® and the rem ain d er o f tho e n w o f 2,1 foil ft tun the rigging n t th f lr hands f r .* r . I jis i to fall tut® th e son Wiui tho ftMppcTf C a p ta in F red WUson of Boston. U. S. U r g e d To Con­ s i d e r A t t i t u d e Of J a p a n e s e In Asia VTURNS, Ja n . SI— (A P ) I (alien force* launched a a tro n a counterattack In th e T cp el.n l aeclor of U a A lban­ ian front to d ar In a d ra p e r a le at tem pt in break the C reek All aghrala hi .8tmlnaU Cooatg .etU kt farnUhed Amertaan Hoga to oedy that one «ffi ha to • t y y m w a and pn every t o t k W i to o k. »-V*M It ' * M l dantdad deeded Irak tool tiki n tg o la r m onthly • f th e Am erican Its own re a rm a m e n t, saving (Cw t b a M . o * r e a e t a eeyt 1 i J a l k f a eatoaritw o to, b u y the flag* t S t t - 'a ^ r T S u c 1 * * * p w a a n t t h e n t o th e aehouTa.1 t '! f k i f I k r M ata r a n t of th e M tn m lttra arc K * T ! l ~ * * r a t . r 'A K tn KetxUU, t ( % , Weln« »*“ y M U r' , ate In, a n d J . a H u f f • >. —t . I The Legionnaire* decided to Xeff L. J la rria o f L ako C ity, ?" W t ^ . t?t * "rJT »u w to t 8a pan *n f t, or dr ato*y^** to lie te n t b ro th er of II. K. H a rris o f S a n . " “a lnV’rw Ilona fo rd , waa b uried a t tb a Oak ■X g j . y T r * , t o "Boy* B u t * - a t T a lU h a .tc c Lawn C em etery la th a t c ity yea. l* "F Juno 14-31. Boy* B u la , a pro ject te rd a y m orning. T b a d e c * ra id . 4 k ■ l a p l r *n , B ,to teach th e y o u th of F lorida y u r t e f ago, w aa b ftw In Macon lP * !fn ! home o f the hm etian* ; 0 f tho and cam * ta L ak e C ity a t t th e s t a t e governm ent, wa* bald laa t eaxly age. H a w aa co n n ec te d w ith rt*$*d‘ roar.- F or re e l Q atchel and J . J. th e E a st C oast B allro ad fo r 20 d*U*w ltocco w e n nam ed k tam m Jttae years. irm a n to g o t boys from h a r t to a tte n d , A c tlv t pallb earer* w ar* : J. P la a Ijie t y e a r flv* boy* war* ra n t rabb, P. M. B aad lla, R. II. i P*r- to T allabaeae* front ' Seminole C M organ, W , L. Irv in g , N. L. •m a ry i County and Joel 8 . Field, L ag Ion Rob In eon a n d BrttkM W lnhtval. enn attj com m ander, aakl ho hoped the Bervicas w a re bald a t tha | num ber could bo l a e r d a o t ^ t a ala ry to t h h y e a r.' L a g io a rw tm Q atchel tery. Mr. H a rria Is survfvad by hi* t do I am) ltocco donated I k M idi'tow ard w ife, Mr*. J . L. B a r d s and a . w ith 'th o f i t required t* sp o ttie r a bey b ro th e r a t Ifnm oataod, W. L. ■trie* from the post. ■ H a rrl!, aa w ell a*, hi* b ro th e r I b e . A Legion sh irt wa* p raaan tn l ____________ _ p. by I he post to A . 8 . F ord for here. ah In e t ta rn ring tho m t s | m am bam hlp ib o ra- does for 1941. ,C «y E U ffo n l,' wno ,* a n - placed see. nd, tea* a b a given a shirt. n a a . Mr. W einstein, d is tric t comK e rm a n a n d g w w gta in ihir ult a f w ander, annotmeod th a t a d istric t conference w U be b*U la Laaa- section w a n o rg e d today by (hr the t« *£ b e rg Mar, 2, ahd requested th a t a g rlc u ltu n l com m ittee e f C ham ber of J u t . all m em 'irra o f t i n local unit Bern Inot* C ounty i attend. O fficer* o f Urn d istric t Com merce to a tte n d a m eeting In th e eofnm isloners' rpom of the -------- wMI i t Heeled, C ity H d l T h a n d a y . n ig h t at SanfordUc’s Brother Buried At Lake City t»s2s 1®*- Jferand praiantto Growers Are Urged To Attend Meeting 8:00 o'clock# The objective a f Urn m u tin y Is to dlecusa dWenifkation of tha method Of hand, ling them at Ut* Baafard Bute Farmers Market. L. M. Rhod, s t a t e matrfca JackronriD a, •peakera. . " Member* wW ■r a t T tld a’d will b e g th a V l i Adt anee. Some In Britain Want U. S. In War W A RRIN G TO N . J* n 21 —(4N — A m b assad o r Joseph IV K en. uady to ld C ongress today th a t kem a U g h B ritish official! believed H a lte d S la te s ahculd go to w ar a g a in ,t G erm any b u t th a t o th e rs disag reed w ith this view T hese fa v o rin g thia c o u n try 's e n try Into the w ar, said tho re tir­ ing envoy to London, felt th* U nited S ta te s “ would find a way la c a rry It O m a g h ." O fficia ls re p o sin g th e Idea be. l i o n . I t w eald reduce the flow a f w a r m aterial* to B ritain. ' K ennedy, te s tlfy ln r before the Ilona# Foreign Relatione Com. m lU ea, a ssa rted the leaae-lend bill •h eo ld lim it th* power* g ra n te d •be P re sid e n t a n d approved a pro . * t * keep th a P re sid e n t from v a ra h lp a f » r e S v o y duly ForTourifis British Forces Launch Attack On Libya Base R. A . F , Prepares Way F o r Drive Against T o b r u k And 30,000 Ita lia n Defenders L eg io n Group T o B u y Flags K«nnejy Declares F or S c h o o ls |F* 'v^'1 ^ Port Trying To Have O x Bays Bent To Coating *Boya State" N U M B E R 128 I’rctw W hen rro s ld e n t RoosevalV s a t fo rth fro m the executive m ansion in W ashington to ta k a t i e oath of o ffice a- I'roaldent o f the U nited S ta ir s fo r tho th ird tim e, h i, S cully |iu|i “ F a lla " couldn't u n d e rstan d why In- mu- being left behind und a tte m p te d In become •li'Mnway in hi* m auler's autom obile. T h e Pronldenl idiji-cl und hero is Kalin fir, 11\ tnhui^ u |»eaidenU al tinw, 11nu , ul lm In- ieh elliu n - n ltu m t Celery Crop Is Information Booth And Greeter's Low Government Left Uninjured Service Combine To Aid Tourists C o s t In Count y Hit- wmk By Cold Spell Raj | Evange|igU doneN i'ia :by Hornthei oi Inf.n Cited By League niuhon Friday11, — By ra*J ^ Nanie Fublicutiun; Bureau Ministers To Talk *1 ^ Q u i u l y . ' s .jlir aclctj i l A t tho bURlneS^ s r a a M ^ f the EvilufTflilU* f rop, v l1ffiuiy j r » l t ' »tApi^rlnE F#Sl(r«ta> nt Die T lty Hall, Iho lilowra by bad w eather. n|rparont. Itsilioaii EbjifitfHUti n llU ti by Ij tunic th ro u g h the wecki-ml Isiltlyr S Ih iik c y . wn* tiu n r n m lull) cpt-ll unharm ed. 11 J L ih - .he n lfh ijil organ o f the nowly. i Hint inn Mr. Ilu rk iy nlllt. m anager of th- .Snnf-'i I i oral tul S ta le F arm er'* M u ik it, -eld to -1 1* gt iin u l t h unii.m of th r n»ufrrence. day, S jH 'iliP i' ut yt'wtn i|u y ' n M"*nioita "TVIery - a * not h u rl In thr l ia .l ,' (h r m ark e t iiiunugrr -abt ifii'ludi'd I hr 11. s .Liiut"* Jtjijiin, “If aii)ll> in /, the cold mwl tlimd> irrk for ih.* N ortliw cutern Hailf'HicI Hi ( him * . Ill ; llw Rrv w ra lh rr was benefU'lal " (iiuM crr, whose c ro i1" I If f <1 Dick llro th rr- i f H utkInghum . N hnriuril by e arcsaiv r d iy in -" ■ ami th r Hiv F It Hhiiw «tf then by un e arly raid Mini'. .... I 'III* iVlIliNVh .'ItllJI It nil tourl, U finally hy a long period e l rum VVaynr, In.I hcilith ii In NjM'xtk at loiji^hl'^ were warned yealrn lu y hy il" |i«>gin ut W eather B ureau to p re p u if l"i m rH in g , which will frost this m orning, hut il hilled . 30 fiVIo* 1 jiic | #. MtLjiiiilj, in dorloi fm iii Nnvafinah, (In , to m aterialise. Over the weekend, Mi l.< I •ml thi* Rev JoNrpli T. luiraon limn ra id the teinpi rn lu r, ■I■■I Mr. and Mn» .1 T SignrrtiM 'n nod 1 11air fam ily HI. Haul, M in n , not lull lie low :<H in aonu- m liona, b u t dropped to 112 In (if .I! of who in an* tnutirinn*, will provide rn tc rta itim rn l. colder apota. T hough fro st foron-d D nlogslra fiom nine kUil**p a ie in tom e places Hunday nioinuiK the cold waa not severe enouyl. >i lending th r R ailroad C o n fer, ncr T oum of nearb y rltie* and to Injure crops. interm it a re l*ring The extrem es of hud » i n l l n i | t-tilnU of lias m ade Die recc n lly .cu t n-li r> Mlavmcd f(»r the vlnltori, in* at of vkhorn a re ere tug Florida fur I hr of ra th e r poor q u ality , Mr. l i b m an said, Mil w ith good wcullu i irat tim e The im hlir I** invited «** «daheai] grow ing conditions shoot! be good. No flo a t Is In d h sti'd In I* lid the M w inni of Ihia run i.'M nrp, whirl* will continue th r W ratlie r tiu re au furocasl through F riday, and r fa ir nod hrnugh tills week. M irm eK is loo prediction Celery farm er* a re coiiiituu I d r s t T a r p o n O f on good w e ath e r In the fu tu re i< N ew Y ear C au g h t bring a good crop and Imhmi ,. logging m arket. In th* m in t lands a t O vtrdo a s well as to V'FNICK. Jan . 21 — (F|»c<'lal > some section* of B anfonl, celi-rj th e flrat tarpon i f the new yes' is alill being act out. I l a n t i ii / - M„ taken la st ivi-fk from » a(cr* will continue fo r a n o th e r month ,.f th* lower M yukka river here or tlx w eeks, M fd Lehm an Raul .y Gene Schultx. Th* sllvci king F u rth e r south* w inter vege- Mclahed 10 imunds F lib*rm cn held th a t early table crops In tho I#akh O kw un­ rhobeo region o f the Klurkla . atrhea of tarp o n Indicate usually good fishing for the K vcrg U d fi su ffe red additioim t • dver kings in the Gulf when the da m ag s y ss te rd sy from tin n u l ls w m r s|r. ■nnuat— Y ctitre-N rkom l* “ T arp o n Iicrby open* In May. The Ur|>i>n psren tljr unhsrm od. (.,ought In tv Schulta w as (hr firs t reported "for th* w inter . rasnn over a long strip of I1" m a s t which Includes a T tum jcr uf tarpon fish in g renter*. Odd Fellows Install New Elected Officers !L L Brawn was Installed ■*• able O read at on Installation eating c f th e Bahford Lodge 0. IT of th e L O. t ) . P . last g h t, newly alerted se c re tary the o rg a n isatio n , A. B. U vw installed City News Briefs Booth n»J tlie vi t e tri a him vie*hcpot!) npdn%onfl hj in" Jnnn i Cl am bct of Cm niiirice, in mDinting Hanford* tum ial* i* i KliInliinl in the follow mg a itirlo by lla n d d .1 I'uwsi ■ * fly IV r C a p i t a C o s t Is C om pared To A v e r a g e O f $9.28 C A IR O . E g y p t . J a n . 21 — (A’)— llritiH h fo rce s e u rm u n d in g lic lc a g u e r e r i Tob r u k Im ln y In u n c lie d » m a j o r uK.HMUjl o n t h e 8 0 ,0 0 0 Ita llnii r ic frn d iT rt o f t h e L ib y a n K truiiK ltold u f t c r t h e R . A . F . p r e i m m l th«s w u v w i t h a a e ricN o l n i g h t r a i d s . U r itn in 'x A fric a n a rm y , -(lik in g siting a 2,000-m ilo fro n t, . wu- u p, i i u-il ilriving a w edge laIn Itslis n F ritre a , stla c k in g F tlunpis unit S u in slilsn J. anu lig h tt iiing th r siege lines around T obruk in Libya, while the G reek High ( om manil cleiiued “ local • urrcs-iful o p e reliu n s" on th* A t. hanU n u u ifro n t. (>„ I hr ii tlirr eiile u f th e w orld, Jap an ese Foreign M ln istsr M sttu u k s expressed an “ e a n r e tl hi'pe" (list (tic U nited S ta lc a ivniiiil i n iuu-iy ro n s id tr Ja p a n ’s a tlilu d e in Lust A sia fo r th* “ nuke uf p ric e In IbB P a c tfl* '1 and (lie " u m l J In gS hsrel." R eports tlm l a G crrnpn g e n era l i, sn ii^ e ra « e F e g e T * * e e l Scout Activities For 1941 Planned By Comipittcemen If9rokf J . I' o d w i "t r^inlv ffriTCl IIIROH*. Hut ill* m ark Iiad been i«iuh<-d hi lh. i 11e11111* • liiinh .tnd did t w 'lvlcf o|M-ruln*n of tin* .In y u t e|»‘inMir,,d piiv1i'ii■lit , t ■( t tho pCMpU’ of Infnriuatiuii Hotdh and jjiift* -* I I lulu fulfil fut tuieh man, WU. ■ m in * (ifiijerta, H U |*«ntnible t in »n. .end child ill J',1 III IILIP look nt th t lirn rila and dotcrim m li> i« ,1 |n»d m en liT* <1 tu IlMw’l what g»»i.d, if any, li«n ivfu II* I p* i jo i oi ii , iie« ni dm a l-> ^ ta te .1 I'lsn s fur 1041 were tnad* a t fitim nuivh ilin iW 'i.l m i • i.i tr h ii i ii l tid e tutlrtk by the m eeting of th* Boy 8 e °u t cor*, t m «p I I..... Li fa x It*' VMtotoil I • atfiti When 1In hifoni.nl mu |brofh I he | m i i ,< Jilt it i 1 ih Dh'th m ille e n trn of th* 8 tm ln eU diaidea vt;*H flint fttn e iv t-t it k 111u *I I r "in n low i I $.110 f"i eict F riday nig h t, and a co u rt with l he m Lent lull lh a l it ahmild \ l.ti him ctiufitv In it fm-h uf •f honor a n d cowered d llh *up- r w n r erh rd u iad for T ib . 17, tn- of r 11 u n i Hcrvice In tin- tom ♦ .*1 i ! t r H in d iy funiH) 'I hr nuinity Wi did l it know Jiiat wh.it I" l i apllili cut I ftii Seminole 1 null L t. K elley, one of th r Commit, of the tdi he it kfrnitd t a i v t for Him If in ' w n $i< I ii in t !• tl* i inpnf i d h 'e rm e n and ch airm an licniii uf review said. th r Dtinla of riv lt ih hieven « iii <l(, lif e HVU1 Hr*- uf } 12-t In m aking plans for th r comWliil* tin huildinu w« d coiiaIi m i i 1 11ii * IN*« ii frcq tu n tly anil imI tlnm igh (HipcrviiilMi uf 0 - • *mi »t* I\ Mild tiutl dt m in rack i* ng y ear Ih r group review ed lb* Jiitilui rhanitH T of C u m n n ii!, »' i ’ 11 Inil wi s-Ii<Mil*I n t Mj'inrc -Kirk e f the past tw o y ra rs. By ivp'TM ida much m ine than 11. ■ '1 I'M I Mini tin* duny> > l" (tin 'lie close uf 1((30 sre o rd in g to interrnt'v i f any one grmlgi. I' •i1ui" nI n w ii) of b I• m > nut (he re p o rt, th e re w ere • to ta l Miprr*M'nlfi m aterial, tim e, tnhur, I■'1- • IV fiom i ncriiti n wilhnyt Wf of -is -eout troops In th is area, t lion orh t , iiiiiif ination uf h go I I n- lie I ii» "Cl IlHJH duil»M »•* flillll four for w hite boys and tw o fo r thar* m an> <iliiPMi amt bur*me^ nn u ' 1 1 • ' <miiun w ithin and i kit 1101*1 o e g io rs tn llirsc troops of Snnbitd whom, w«< ule thnld I-I'u . ri.iu 1 ncmiert w Hi.in l hr w ere IHi! scouts, 153 w hile and fid. U lievt tn Hanfutd Tin If II 1* " "d. i f 1 ui denmi 1 u, \ arc 2P negro. fuim nli' n IhKjlh, Dew ln ltk o ]o rn At tho clo»* of th s p ast y e a r *b" • f ii I, Slat**, mid lornl tiun, Iiiim tM%-onw an t'*jiri'**»*nm n "U || who IIK Il'Wkllt til lilt "lit- Ui,-re wux added one w hite tro ap uf the |>iu|dv of Hunfuid 1 ' puhtical e x p ed ien t'), j,,*. with sit uddiUon of trn hoys and 1 1a, mr«f tin I’agr tk i* r Whih wu iiieparint i,m fi Ive** i !IIJ negro buys had joined tha IfilIXIMiiM’ iicc(irately gcueiul plnti negro troops i'ls n s for 1941 sea w Hli inf(irm atlun, believing t 10 miicli ii tulnl o f eight w hite th at we could m ake friend* m i I iimp* mid th ree negro troops S ev eral L isted As the tm v«din| public iiiul hMuitbu took in k ii ' Intel of 276 boys In N e w c o m e r s T o C ity nil 'fills w ould m rsn a n a d d i­ ciui jm*| nil In la tic v a, nutiiinlly mu prinm -y in te rrata were in i|n**t tion of 37 w hite boys and 16 \! UllM 1 who folk iii|{ u n much tiicomn nn puiuiihb negro hoy, as scouts. Hu n fm d 1 cc cii tl> to Nunfuid, A nna Alktnr* fnM i i Sen scouts Usd s ship ill ! » ! • lie HujiiHun nr uniL w ar ii^kcmhling a ci nipt idn n*n * ot tiavi no ship now, consam id file of avsrv available n u t id "u «ie t lif fi>| In winy Uiii n il) the I t sra tila have d ll. W F F u rk lrr, C lr a f w a iii, t* handed The com m itteem en hop* M puttm inl and huuaa in town In thi* th r C ham ber «f C um m in I K11 r 9 11r C I c v c Ih iii I. U l . m n tn gel n ship snd o rganise 6 wa* v e i v helpful and cf*.i»|Honii^ irk*, W olcott, N Y ; Ut 1 licit troop of ten boys, Mr. K elsay m di'rd, ban le a n remtimnundy (s«» Hmmcyc, N Y , W It ss oi Many nlhor to u iU t aeceiium -l., Ncw*nk, N Y . MrT ins d istric t lies n rv e r har| a lim it wciu uncovered, however, *v un', Z ahi’ville. f> . H group of ru b s b u t It Is c ip a r tn h a u a tiv a telrphonv call . Kfrlulu), l*ii , and n n l t list a C ub pack w ill be d fper tuna I Inquiries. f h'lila iriinirril this y e a r a n d b rin g In Hut u nluy, J ail. IN. th em * 2f> y ting hoys, be added. m alnrd If8 available ap aitim nt IJL W K fill A M l .I» ■Ians fo r the su p p e r on K*h. and t^ven fu rn lab n l houte* li 1 1 L am n o t p a t baan d im p latad m ust lint ba m s s w l th a t the t At 1 Air A H ^ r r . Jon though the g ro u p hopes to g a t Inform ation . Booth claim* n-ntal >l'u ial| f iran tln g . f , the South Bids P rim ary school l»h m » of JillAClire »/ all housing iteom m odstJon* n> (h r place of m a ttin g In o rd a r Individuals, rag]tors, the C handa i I 1 at her Inc Hint Ih, unaunatr to have th e use uf Corn m erer, sack have had th en | in,,f« nnnt uf «|ci-tIiittir and t c it t l'F dining room th ere , Mr. K*U*K "bare. However, a ikmhI many j ^1 Flni ulu Hlatu College fur Wn- -Hill M other* a n d F a th e rs of th* lltnca they have found th r rian t | 1 1 11. him j u at lit'cn ntinmihci'd -ro u ts are Invited ta lb# su p p er a p artm e n t, th a sa tis fa c to ryy uoi house. Mi#» Hniith will ro n tin u r mlvanccd lh at la expected t t . a ttr a c t W 0 ft'M l Ilate a SB P m » T » a .| wink at Columbia U nlvrraity people. I’lsn s a re also in view of * f ; gaiilxln* a M ethodist troop MM .1 P rre b y teriaii tro o o fo r boya # J those n e rtlc u la r church**, w * Mr. Kelsey. Now flint irw' nfai^finl Intf Waj . Infantile Paralysis “Mile O’ Dimes” Sponsored By Civic Organizations . F rid ay will m a rk the ap p earan ce Dimka” ' C ounty's die Paralytic B ra d fo rd Byrd ha praU ad Uia mk Club wbkb 1la. dimes whan ana of the I th e m lcjst of A I'PB A R A N C B d i l a t e d (’han d ler Sharon, M rs. K. J . Nelson, J r , Mrs. J e a n A dam s, Mr*. H. O. .T A L L A H A 6 8 IE . Jan . « Hhinhnlacr, J r , Mia* J a n a Bharon (R nraU O — A spec 1*1 d b m ar l ■ml Mlsa M ary C hapm an. held In ht* h a n a r tor Urn Ai N eat M onday th* W om an's lean I’D*try Baatoty In Maw 1 r i u b will sponsor th e bo ard and w here a m edal also wUI be (he C ard an C lub will ta k a over ferred upon him * H delay th* board an T u esd ay , Mr, B /rd ■aid. The J u n io r W om an's Club will handle th e baaed on T h u rs­ day and Urn A m e ric an L egion BUU Collage. A u ailtary M F rid a y . LOCAL ^ **Fi«t' ' i 1 9* ? * w i »»' . \ ��* #• < ■tfui.im * FAGE THRKK THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ial A nd P e rso n a l A ctivities Eastern Star Matrons Have Annual Banquet Low Government Kennedy Declares Cost In County Some In Britain Cited By League Want U. S. In War 1 | iP e r s o n a l s A f t e r Ik e dinner VIr. Lehm an v a n Introduced •« x rm*t P atro n t a d f i r m the reg u lar in itia to ry degree. T i e «lub mem hem then adjourned lo the r h a p lr t n » m Where they In itialed t in . Ir iv in into the o rc a n ita th m . A • h * t b u tin r* * .«*v*.i.,n « » htW w ith M r*. K J K a m i, vital, p u l . At n t. in t h a r s f P ill M atron* |t ir w n l w ere: M r. and M r*. R oy R eel h a re m ar i d f r a the M a y fa ir Hotel l l r l M tm a y J a m - . M l*, d r a in L\ M c K a y . M r*. II C . Moore, to S 1 3 H » > * t R H ‘ o re lh S tre et. M r*. E . C . I l a t p r i . M r*. I . M. M t iw r ll. M r* M i a Ijoralle Dots of D i y t u n T y r e , M r*. R C M r*. R . K. I h e t S waa the w eekrad f w U %f A . K . Shoem aker. h e r p arent*. M r. and U r * . K. K . O r m i a w . M r . i ; J It mil h, M r*. J t n t a O. H u ff. M i*. Ju hn ( o u r. I r r , M r*. K \V T u rn e r, M r*. F r i r e i i o f M ariaaae S tric k la n d H a r r y K e n t. M r* i l ’l n a l t'rn *b y, waif r e * r e t to hear that *he i* M r*. IV o r l lU l.l >M Ho,**, M i*, Mon* l!n _**. a SB free* la fin r a t * *1 her h o n e in t r a in and Mr* U a y f n ir . FESTIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES Malnca C it y v ttt tia ra two ra n d Id* tea fo r queen o l the m i Florida O ran q e F e n tlra l a t W in te r B a r m . J e n . S I to Feb. i n » two rou n e n o n . who eeek to repine* th e form er Id a * Leone Johruon o f lla ln c e C t ty . 1 * 0 queen, are. Mtaa M U drrd Lo u lac H u n t Ir iq h tl. and M i a L a u r a M ae Bowen. B o th a m sponaored b r t i e 11*1 n r , C it y Booster* C lu b . T h e a lection o f the qu een w ill be a feature of M onday n lc h L J a n . 11. By William Ferguson THIS CURIOUS WORLD ! r V B lli« r 4 itA H iU n M Vrmm P n *r l>«r» l i t i c i i r m f t . or other remunp are •Hould go nil out te rearm now," f iin n erea*atilv increasing the cr»«t lie rnnde cle a r, how ever, that he 1of ou r dem ocratic pro o*nm rnt. favored full md— *‘.«h*,it of w a r’* the statem ent said [ " T h e ro«t of federal. S tate, —-in the B ritish A din in m i ration loader* have in . I and lorn I government has in* I r r o i e d enorm ously in the paM d irated th e/ would nut be opposed 10 r e a m . Th e cost ha a already to placing a time lim itation on learn ed the point that the tax the presidential power*. Uot^evclt burden U a se vrre -train on the indivtilaHl taxp ayer*, therefore, on ha* enid he ha* no p ersonal a m . for more n u th crity b ill our e n tire ccntimntc *r*tcrn. W e hit ion i fire now fared w ith the necessity that poinrone mi tint n e ce ssa rily "of apendinjr u ddili nnl b illio n * of base the power to avt. 'd o lla rs for nationnl defence. To Some of the power* now vested pay Ihe defctt*e hill w jihnut iti f t r u e v e ll have obtained w reeking our entire economic through new leg islatio n ; others -tn ie tu re it ip r-*e n i.u | that the have been te siv e d from old stn. rout o f ord inary function* of g«v- titles ii ml -till ■I her* h u \r been 1ernm ent be reduced to ihe ab*o- invoked tiy the l*re*ident through lute m inim um , otherw ise, history implied co n stitution al au tho rity. m ay shoo that the wrome eneAmong other*. H oeievelt ha* rides to democrarv w n r not the pow er. f. i the im tiK i'e* of de. atrgreepor dictatoi * id foreign lands N it those id our ,.wn elected o fficia l* who ih rc iic h m rom pe. trn ey, w aste, mid ix tisv a g c n e e tendered Ihe win Id * i:r»-;ite*t do 1moeraey in rap alilr G. defend it" lie f friTchmi n* m * rdirtary , fn w m m p n t rn *i e* r-J i n lm l for | n aliaim l deferi-e nnd the p iillic | u fflcln l who fn ih lo do hi* p ar! • i" ru ttin g urdtim ry pisi-rnm i'M r \ - I prnae* (o l he N in*, oi h iiN s hi*. I bind! n slb im il defrn i- n - n ■minkc-'• %rrecu In m e n ■ ji -t■-.‘dm o y govern I merit cost, i** m-t a . much .1 I iin ilu r p i the inr*91 st Ito irfuM"* i lo f iv e the tu i ii 1 mid 111 fit*1, or ifcliN ’rntols iiid . 11n* rfil'iiiv 1 FTm cre C r a d d irk . J r , left S a lIh is l P atron* p n - s iil included: n rd n y l a e a te r the n e a t w a n . ft. K . P r u r ifo y , |.. t l i i h m . tew n l S t . B e m a d '■ Co llege >n b erry of I k N i u l . F II W ight ('o ilm a n . A t*. G lenn K . M rk -iv nu*l If -I. I.eh* CITY BRIEFS A ll i r c m t l y m o l \ | j * h o a r c F r i w d i mt M r*. I I . A . Appleby • c r p c c t r d t u N* p i v - r i i l to n*. »*tl t r g r r t to I r a t * I k a t -hr* l« { c tiif the ma *lt 1 M ifT rtip f a t b r r b o ire «m 1010 Ifuiipht nl Hr l U f f r A v m u r w ith brraw bili*. F t in u ls of U N L lit a b rt b Ita trb e r IrO I bo r U>l to boar tKnt M rn \ A rro s tn l AI * bfiiins (menhir milling I n a u g u r a l io n of S a n fo n l l>sL-t* \>« *»_. h A A* II* TN* Nr tin i* v» ill I f i iv i n R a lp h |S l liifiiti.iii, < It tiV isMhrtifi, PM»r'hi|tfnl m i t» i, ivtu MitwnL M ft, lia r at r tir r ie d f ir m 2 1 3 4 W nl Street |-» tb eir new H I W r i l K ifb le e n th Iml, G o rd o n M o ld ey o f it I be w eehm d a* the lr . and Mm |1 II. fb e ii h o m e on ( b l IfkKP K h u l i r l h l l i l l a ) u il| I f prr-tontnl mi IN- prog tain ol the r r g n la r Ktvran n lunrtu 11 \\ nlin*.*. day at 12:15 o r l o d u l l h Y u ld rt H otel. Ilic k ll« n m n has ilia tr of (b r prr g rain , and « ill m il »dure M iss I l i r L i ) , w N« a ill *| h>aa and pi *•v Mb' mii<* yen I i-nli t ta in . Trent BAGGETT’S lu 1\ X / h a t >I « u _____ ! AiM K-Uiion. M>«llM«awe* I ra n Pofle D ir I \ I'ir m r r * rail. ,* i :h,*l ha.l in * in. m vSi ' low . m l project Airport I’H K ! t ' i -1r f o ffice r bail been »hot dead* "i It u f h ir r * ! lir f jir n n t lU lk m i ,it ' f l y last nut'll! n« m ilita ry u li. I • ^r» mc r r o l that a M i^ alh d ^ i *>Kpe<lillunar> fo rce " i*f ' '!■* 'll 20O.OU0 men wan read y I i iHiVf touth, «*a*t oi m -*l a I n * ...................... i c n t ’a in t i e r l Hr alam o f f ic r i waa id cnti. I■ - f in (h i|M lr h r i lu Ikdg rnd r • .................... p aper* i i a M ajo r • i' <k Liquor Store €. ritiah Forces Britons ('heered Launch Attack By Koosevelt’s On Libyan Base Inaugural Soeech *T C h a m b e r vf C o m i n n n ( ,, t i e S l J o h n a -ln d ia n R u n T ra , Quadrunleta Die Within Six Hours t v ie : ___________________ A N S W E R Tubercultw l*. ft U believed Ihe nam e “w h ile pl*i <r*t waa u*ed lor the dlaenae by D r. O liv e r W endell Holme*. Tn ahfle ihe advn nl.ir* •>1 Iiavine S ta le Road 3 . l r * l . , , . l B m ilIIa ry h i*h m ay, A . I S la iu h ter. aeervlary o f Ihe (1,1*, I. Cham ber of Conam rri ■ left |>> day for W aahinqton w ilh j I n . prepared by the Semm.il,- I .. Sanford Girl Givci Bid To Torchbea i& p in f r a # H »ital o rig in ” wa* b o ir t In V K R Y l a 'n t i o i - s , H K S 'I W in n s , Cms 1t:11 m11vi in • lin in ’ "N N -J— A r n u l r U ld c SUNOCO SERVICE STATION r .ir~x DAVID M. EARLE Doting of n-ported a r . t ' ••d ril l wi i i I im w ii by IN l.otid<iiT pi«-<* Iw tu is ’ii the iiuiiig l- m h a r r ii |wilne, ihc*e report a ui al mu and !hi* MVMi ) . tlinanli-d h n utted the prUocier tn »ay. | mer liiiy v i- Ii rdy between Hit he q u a tre le d w ith the o f. , lei and VtuiimJ in i I In a ca fe , followed him T N 20.1HMMHNI Itrilnrm , frei ihe I (nl el Am baaaador, mid D i'iii S i /i Nmilw tu tM*<,r (tn 1 five fthot* iiiUt him at the i lic M ie it i * Mthln-Rti over I In* t« ’ ■! e n tran ce T h e »-hooting tint. 'bo* tn i lu T m l by hm ri*at "* only fwa hloeka front the 1 fir mtti mu uf deter m i mil ion It, ■ •oanian m y at pa N ee, now tb* i i *P|mii i Hr lla m a alrug g le for nan G-rneruJ it a f f K r t d q u n l . I • orvikHl dt <*pitr the iiiiaviiidnlih *m i if m * i h in t of N a n m ilitary r*-a,li‘ t-kei>oiie in thi« ro n n tr) in ara* a r r n .ln a ilip lo m atir v r. -litetihl nr.u r e iliie ," .m d |h< I ' " ’ fm m llu rh a rv a l that (h<I imiI i S I* I b, ’ bow tremeiirluiiUK \ . i cvmmanH Ita.l m |u p * tr il thr 1 h*' ............ ... waa when F ra n k lin l( laitian Ir lr p h im r rim p a n y (•• tt*«rae\« It took Ihe preaklent ► *1 ■ a p rria l l i n e (m m ediately (•■ •w ill b*i u i lord term " N..I V and A llie n *, I i * D ady H erald ralU-d Hcmmh> I II telephone eon Reel Ion b r. %elt - -in-.* h the " u tlrra n c e of a i« n Y n qim lavia and Ruaaaaia m ighiy mind ‘ and the well in . ha been aev eied and R u m an ia t* fonmwl | lady T e le g rap h added >,i~.rtev| auddenly to have o r. i bat "Hit- v v i n frvm W «?hiu cr .1., i d H U M ' H ie e k a m a y leav e •i >ive pitmounred i l - . d q u r t e r * f t - e l« h l G e rm an l*m tun* •III a m a r e rep *rted lo have d*K*m of ultim ate fa ilu re on all Ihepower of N n iU m * |w*., eatahl lahed In T ra n a v lv a ru * . th e Y u yo elav f r o n t ie r ; In itaeM. n e a r the R aaalaa /ru n . ; la O lte a la , a r m * th e D a n . ull H ir e r fm m n Bl# * r ia . and 'iuvnanla'a oil fie ld s. N om e rout ,n i i.a L rrra ft aod o ther o r a o ' ' ata tinned in (^aPI Ferran Elected IE ub U h Chamber Head M irro rs K (* s il\< i I ‘i d m e F ra m in g A u to m o h ilc G la s s Sinidural (lla- • PinSBU R G H PAINTS "SM OOTH AS <Jl.ASS” SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO TW O W E E K S ONLY BAR - B - Q SANDWICHES EX TR A LARGE B T E IN S C IIL IT /. Draft Beer 10c Youths Injured In Fight With Officers LOS ANGBLXa. Jan. *1 fn U U r w w a M u f a u n ia i ♦ FOR RENT ♦ SPACE in t h is p a p e r WM Arrange To Suit \ ft _'JL_ �m m m m m /(eye.. * Will Head Afl-SUr In Minth Race At Dog(ka] Kaan> OfflOOOACH * a* R®llins,T M'wni Celery Fed Team Drops Close One Cage Teams To To Daytona Beach Quintet, 19-17 Play On Friday O m en W I N T E R P A R K . J»n 21 — (S p rrin l) — W ith ••.Shorty** Phil- hp«. I T w snty Back*, * surprint w in. n t r hi tw o n t s n t s u r t s , h u d . *0 * lL st* r field th a t Includes H ot Fine. City Judge, Friend I Mo m , Downy M ilan. Daisy, p ie s , • a n t Suo and Busy Bax. A w elLm atehed 11th event will U p o ff te a l l- r a c « p rjg to m with a n o th e r B ra t qulniela. The en­ trie s a m Jo h n I la f t, Bob M rU in . ,Xoo W illard, O r Rapid Fire. Pep­ py H a rte r, BMndy Sam . G o ld ' U a f Lad and R d u ity Kay. ■Gold L eaf L ad. w inner of th e! O rlando Air B ase handicap on a ta n ia c n ig h t and seeersl even**I fine* then, w ill pri/.iaLly i c tat.-d I t e fsv o ilte “ key d o g ' for the Greyhound R e s u l t s IIT • IlA C E — Fu tu rity . 11 rn. ' . P P O ff K ir * lo # to « o a r *------- t 1 1- 1 ’ • U l| 4 « « P r io r # ft T ? t I I1 K . t.H . 3— 1 1 IM , 3.Si; H o tfo o t D o) My Fortune I’blef Cannon Army Man „ M> 3 4« ‘ T il ... _ P a r lo u r 1 15 M. ( II, Cannon t •«>. > II, Army Man H A C K — F u t i i r l l r . t im e _ III T n illh F e a th e r J» t -t Off Str. I | Ploeels Mkydueter t IH a h U l, |eia |_ J |_ J t j I s y_t ; } __ t III Tmiati *.l# 1 14* « so ri„« ,i, HI - trial. r too. i :* 1 1 ,-1, r e s t h n iv»ri m.lo T in N 5 W il l i e M ila f ’ omJn* A lo n g T o r* r.M e 4 5 a t :a Molly »««* I 1 1 r_, •T il R A rp —F u m rllr, lime !• f-f t a p e r I I SO, l.io . u t ......... TP Off Pir pm rru*# t in. !,«•; Moll)- »|,44k : iU Vm!>r<t*e .. ...... o*» 1 A l l ® IU C f r » r tiln r ll), tlinr w a -1. «, * P»* fu r W■• •trtela Uulroek n i s i Duehces « . . . AM K t s s : : f** I rie ls W ulrorb i an 4 |U .a> tlucbena $ | 0, 4 co -14 Mile, , In, •P I’ Off Xtr 11(1 A y Dawn S t ; i i i —* t I Hi,bale any Onus, . . .I . .> . J * J T , , D .W .«■ 14, 4 Have -Perfect Floors »<>• A 1 In h U previous In's was adifainlstorad In ’ ‘ h ltf Juitleo- o£ the U nite ftffte o In ths Marino Corps, Is tho Praoidtnt' 'Ja*aa.; *X ■ ' •» V - ; so. ,UV ; ( * I » r rTT ZT T. t,<t)— la „ m. 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W h id f n y rk < A in r s h K a w n l> u f f # r 1 4 Attegra ft Toftua Al>to| HKt’o.Nl) llA rE --ru tt.n l> * (ft lrM Hair of l»all) l»ouhl*# I (Jo v rrn o r Jim ft h r ram tiotl * s » r A to tr a ) « . * . r . n n i l , A i ” 2<U*W*W eomnundsr of uiki m th r j,V, n x r n u L L / r f a t b o TtATB- 7 " " •> T,srssl ',iSip3iv'-.riK is T u r n r ih n i v r ..f *•' r il'I'i) tr» its** )o itg # « o f ih n •l.i n i !• n 4 'V lttrli on P it in i* r » li t>) n r it r in o fo r th « "•*" ,,f l.'t t -l. t •I * •ftlin.r rtilM numodl ii n d ' i i 'It t th e n«m * \ «hitism n. A IH»i »m : v FOR T H E NEW YEAR trea t >our car with hood Isiilf NtsNui gg»nlin# amt fsulf|iri«lr nifilnr nil — S. II. K N O M S I l . O l ’I .E S E R V I C E s i v rin N 1 Miner l l i 'i ! Am at .Mult... |. 1 Don X t Pqrrvr TU t It I ft It M I. It-UM II iff ( (•ill) t*siuhtr) j I Stiff -lloff i h .«n*a « It a »»,**•» a a 91 4 j ' JorV Movor* rtttil ILali WhUtOTl B u c k y W a l t e r s Lvacis t Paraiiatl* • • :Iurioa It- it I . Jolly o I •:• \ . I uT*|sb a:«!)•»-• it I lu r le r s Second T im e M’1,1 ..... I tM’rhll|»H tho ' rot 'll. I Air ll#*|s»i '. I bill \| I I stl POt'IITII ll t f i : itltirli t i h - i ••*> titilitoil «nr»h'»PU N TA ClfllfHA. .Inn. set.— I linn lla«*k•« iistt . ft t !••• Ps»na**o»»ti tritmc iV I I Sporiul t l.m iito .Siiifgu, |71 Hoc»rl l i»h*.i. t. ( tin* fht lu »• f t* ' nnsl If ntl>otir -dill tin • i vrii ii \,lyin' I Ann#.l lin t : ti.i’iu | yrar.oM (im ru i* •ivaia1 . h im pinn, 1' •i nlen thill lU nkx W j |I# i - i Ju-1 .. h.t* T.»l- n • » i til ro | 11flit Ir ( a • !*• • iti.i x* -tnirisl u httlltniii Ita- 1.itititiilr ” r ... l . i v* t M. • • » • I* •« ii i«»itni’ vtivtii tl*is'te«r 4M|Mtpnod r n rii k m i ' "* ' , ' 1 | rally klnfu,tt\ tw « Imininti* Jntta* ' w ith hur**o*lnM jitnl not i ti. I Mm totem n- t, f •nn t •i it,, fiiii»'»(t' * 'i tin -V*' I *’"tbPap. (irwtiVMi* S * . I up '* t l.lirh > tip iii p rr dt'lmio no*,|, | ), , «■I• «11 |*al«*1t •S 4 * l.ll.s \V. 'h M I. • ' s.f . it,, i . , itnd' n i l th< light to im i i E li/1 I Jriinli- i n u t • s»| 4S I-MW) U Ml # (M th o Ter ii ten fiirntt .*o tin i;»l*t N.i 4 i/*nn *%*u * PaHi**f t i Int>oth' 1 1 n l v l.o n r lion h f allf , | f« aaiiiaI I f l|'tia niuotnl «•• • f*»• ..Is. f ’lty h n rtn ifX T II It A* I 1 "• " 'i n in the ||o t r | ( hiia l«»t (<• llu rh o r I innn. c«* iiiit'ht piiinl. *’> mii.iVt I H.'in Jack-on j «*)im| Morn rhjimpiotiphtp «.f «hutuim m - to u r. . • . >• ^ J flad Ahoui tJ.it • Jim nii Jam I it n a m rn t f u.«U tmlgy M c N c M i l A tU l K o V U C H J Juat llnovgr** I 'at T • ■i t 1 1 T h e y allow tiia t tu t I In - i f o n d 1 Ah'o Mommy a Ju.tga John Mia« Sugtff r i p tu o down lit h n t c r Tennis* riniilH atmi/ht yam «»>. •. r..t*•>..» i mi. PRVCNTII IIAi’K • Mil. tho ond a/ |ho firrt nttio urt«l h n o o m n n la «I t !•« Ii i ' u , not on ly 1 I'paklr l.uti) t Hull's Tit# III ru rtioal Min . i M i t y * ' . I*ait utaai a p t . r r r T . ? . r * " v vcr br,i#,r ,h#n •<ur- 1 h im ^ u o , j....* .*i « I (la> Jobum F t - .......... . ‘"1 H e .ee,,,„l tune unt,l the fl. fll| „ r,,t.lt„. Ji„„ M. N. ill III t h r ll - mi ll \ o x i i t o o k i d op|Mi. I UvVrptlun • ........... • ’- " l - | ***** bole Miss SuffXs l„ „ k. d riv e. ,t (,.|.|.. |,,„ ....... t i r i l t a ' h n t l i n , ; ,i\f'ii(L*t ftUUllTH it At I inir Slid be, rin se .u p purne w n e , | l 4 „. ....................... ,l„> I Ida V%11!*•r H . It.* l.i'OM) consistent ibr»ugli.M" ,i„. | i,l,,.|., s i ..... T en. 5 Punk l** » « ••p|*r» l*l*d J (Ira )rr 7 J i b k* i > Miss lltek s , mil„M„ .I have ,,,. t .m rnrinle’il lieie ktoiidai. I Hub Ta) I.si ■ Hia* Hull d ’ffil'Uil)' » iih her l.-e hnls, hut \ | , \ , . , || „f,,-r „ , x. lloi r lir»l NINTH ItA« I 'ft MUI Tte rnt> Hus k . ■ Pis IMPI lt**% 4*ns not eilen .le-1 in .1>- ........ o f ’ .,,, ,,,,,,,'..,1 I .U ,...I < ,„ .|, I .H.* M-iry Ja n e C nrnion, ..f Snrn-ntM, ’ , ,; i „ ........ se in i.fl.! 1 City Jnr1». nw- tt J Dairy I’rtsaid ft!.*-* . 5 and .1 ' I'MI S’O teltlll* k " t ill's tell- |ll4t I For real, qui t, relief from dlatreee ef ni Mtlni Mil mi a ||o i r ti 1 laow |W»«rny Tl-r ( aIJ f«»• ft In |f|ft Mini'll lot tin l IbVMtm t t lr - j ift ftchlnf choal rnl.| and .Hi ft u#hn C M T lI-H M*K - t tft fttlie Ing—rub on Mualantla, a wootki. ^ i; r |iw«t “J* “ lk U>* end oi .. i xH 'daloi - , “P of in«a the I«J f ii •*(t ninr unit* »* J* f > iliQc Ih** R*dlm- t aa||«*ya* »*tu. h*wlrV ttfm<*n J VfHw Ctsrnnm *«nn kg toil/ plltt ' tli <uRf gowdiUf c u m n n h u t i s f JW ttrr thmn a m u tta r d pirn it e r to t ,r,Q. tw rlftll -••*• a t,.-, H„ — tllsa U.el»I.rna , nal i }f t.,,• -i»'f* . -lake. the ••*••••I Pfama ftIfr • aa •ftlUn Fm) haJf> hrrak op gainful local eoagrw ELKVENTfi ItACt:—4*11 kill ' 1 "N iornigti ■ too annt hn n ir.« t r r n lh uht ii Mt ( ••t'*nt«t ** mod lioof M d * la 3 atrm ^thv (Quint* lx l i 'i m f 1,1 of tho / I run m il u lair alia tteo <*u till* % « Il»M rit|»|M*i1 I Oot4 L «,f 1-s.l I M Hon, lHiunde.1 Into the rm iKl, I hole un.i ............ . ihm n I BoP AlrfMatn « lta .ii> T h , ('o th ra n . 8 uKits Isaltls* Si K i irn ch At*. Miss Suggs Wins* 'n)'„ Semi-Final Round JC-Tr.^‘VSSTs-SS tio ra a ........ 'i»- -•i”<i«"' ricw voni, .1m .’i i \rt o f Picking W inners T( ) N l ( i I I T ’S A L L - S T A R F E A T U R E N IN T H K \ l I!— ill Mi l l titii i im MISTGOLDS NO MINORS I’OS J l.rr> h.itind (ius I- „it 1 1.,- air tite r U l l l l l l In n fitit a t <>:l.*t s i l h all Ihe ",lii|ir'- „n Ihe doge al the S e a iu rd .O rIan<l<> h rn n e l ( lab. S i l t JI III. I I IMI M i MiiM IMlW M Mil \ N It b IS b I’ll- ' IN t S I s i | I W I N I \ III 4 k s III s \ |M \ U l O W I'll 7 1>||-: s I.', I*, n , Sanford-Orlando KcnuH ( lul) Hu I tn tilr HUSTiRQLf THAT 5 T H E 5 T U F F O L D M AN S T A C V WANT TH ERE ! IT S T H E C A D IN A H A L F DONE - I L L H O UR AND h e 0 0 E 5 N t S E E VO U LIKE T O B E K E P T whi ii you W AITIN G GET BACK EH 7 17 ( S .in ln r it ji Ih iii I n llig l tw ji ) ) a l I. o iijv u h n I m ilrw M iirih n f O r lu m ln TU RN AT RED A RRO W L f S S - ! RA OLVA W4M* 'alLday Job M name or dolag heusework. ater ZEAh BAN k O h T H IS i S DAr L' l l LL TAKE A C O U R u E O F DAYS T O G E T IN Z JiT H T u E H E L P A R O U N D HERE B U T I i_L K N O W W H E R E T hat J t Y .'tL 1 5 - - AND W MFN I GET E tlty iC iH IN F O D M A T 1CK 1 ____ ^ ,7 7 Z«T t I G R A B I T / / 010 K. 10th f i t ■» -lUt ETTA - H r f t -'CC IS f-MPeV lU c o iS j I iviih 4 " i t O « i r ,p i o r e rK*r j InAHC • SsM tet^o I»4E t i t VA7DOS ICO.* HON v if Ck n G to o c r u p m is c e l l a n e o u s By PAUL ROBINSOin 601 MGUP/ SH H M.' 1liU a tiim N P ' Tucrac .-ootr>ctc — i AWOOBAWS-* SHOE azPAIHINO—sod - the* tasking. Also leather novelty week. City Shea fh a f, 218 BAN •* *• / * * • v * •• • • .-. -— FR A N C ISC O , Ji g ftA r D THAT GOES FOR BATES, TOO! THAT VOU TUC TRUT Sa/YOUH DM0 FUSC By FRAN STRIKE! ILL SHOW YUU/ RCNV0U A K S i U ® I*w3 PC HAS THC POUDCft AN0 fUSC. (KJU, ■** l1 IQ SEC IF UC CAN WORK MY PLAN/: BLftSTNC P0WDCDA iCTUSOUT OF WLRC u r te e S’, /ssC'l.-vR’vx'L’ m BSfe V sT * /f t, ,, of b t f l ll t m V N i : a s iiih ii \ ' n * required. •A H erald. e *. B alance e a sy p a y m e n t* .-T IT L E . *,f c s ^ s o T ir p •hm iK*- iii<.W«igne*«. AI>• A. A*h'l" n " •md H'*hiet t :. A«h«1o«rn In* Get The Thrill ow ners we w i l l 1 U B W E H E D A F T 8-—L>w»r 4room a p t . delux furnished. Upt Job w i n * . .I , . ft u . „ ,.„ .o u K g : m m .' .it , fcliff IwlLoil mid M. tud put ™ " £ | p w .f ^ io o o i M t h s a d m i - t p f e r. . Pogpy l i .r l w , -ft OI* ttnpld pirc I HVhlfo grp lo • « l * r r f tw llrrv Mu* I four- on lh« nrkt two |*a win th r „ Mo a rre t 1 Sugga loat th r 11’>.yard *iv. I mul* h 1 Rod Road I • Rale F*** ° r »*"l‘Und P A N D U N N — S e c r e t O p e r a t i v e 48 W l -InJ^ k*‘ pJ* re ° " “ *• prem ises tBeo o u r s l* D )_ F rid a y . J , a . 1 * U.LV IS A BREAK /> \ ~ ~ \~ Y \ I L L BE TH RO U G H — " • ryll*<1»h * l **0° F . U. A J O B R IG H T O N \ / SAV B 0 v . W H B N ’LL ) W IT U IT IN A Wo will also aril a t A BSO LU TE > U T - - I T S H O U L D N ’T I ( VOU HAVE T H A T J r EW H IN U T E S --I U N R E S T R IC T E D AU CTIO N BET UA TO FIND OUT JUST I \ 1040 acre s CAD W A SH ED ? rT _ Z^ANT TO D O A BULL S E a tV IC f a t y t u r place W HEC iTACV K E E P S T H A T \ -— . • O n W eklra Springs Road and Phono C ounty 8101, S hriner. y \ GOOD J O B • jE w e l ' •* vicinity N O W H E N IT W ILL / , Balo takes place on W nkiva 0 * W N E O N S IG N S —g u .ra n i j t o g r a b it / y ' a -v , lead. Phono f t o r *180. S prings Rood, 4 m iles N. of V t . a H ighw ay No. 441. See o u r sign. S a tu rd a y , Ja n . 28, at LO ST (k F P L rN D • 1:00 P . M. , 1ST — L ad lot* gold Elgin G ood m erc h an ta b le tim b e r on w alch. R e g a rd . Phono 7 1 0 J .1 . p a rt o f land. A ll A .I fru it, v egetable a n d n c u llo r land. sec. LOST—LA 1 D r B wri •P d to no no In th e H U te, R e. yellow gold, blarl M em ber. It w ill a ll be aoU ra t o m tu llsrahL 1 • ‘ g ard leas o f prior. IH n ’t nU»» ; w th is golden o p p o rlu n ily to b a y 1H E L P W A i r n i D ' V . epmO^ ■« /, „ F lo rid a ’* choicest j •' deal s tu d ra u fo r ffl, Ffcw M A S S tl-U l^ a MiGM ScAooiy i f e /Je w Me a d c o a c h o r A t 1 unta M arnligr «M 1/ FT r t ir f I Piaphy Ulmcloton# l s —l | Umnbllng Norm « J.i a m fit t'vnf,ow«p r h r f -»*• i#G ru g b y I Hlsehsloiie SIS W a x in g Franklin D. Roourult is shfwrr taking ths rath «T brrfco at President of ths United, 8UtJ* for tho I — ? 1 _1 I « n d li ft 1 5 • >,<• Jo 2 c DMaonty n c in g A n i . r r y | | * ft— | I •1_ Am brtrii 17 2 * v #•* 740 *M o ntj IU*visile jm h I I f 2 ft CO. €#. ;T «n (ft D a r n in g An* . , •Irrw 1; id , 4,1 ,, u ; 31 | Ami | \ 'T il FlAC*n—Pu* ur|» v PT Off * ir Tin. 1Umtnhllng • •fnr^ 5 7 1 1—1 • • a e 1f i n r i itA cr. t 1»«*Kulccr A D om ov I • Ir. nit r.M .i fnr th r Ninth Jlldl* 0 • I«» •'•rcoli «.f f’lssrMa. In anti for . I f*- nittivilr ( o m it m( Ih# court* • »*• ’**!» fur ll. ‘trmlnnle iTmml), Seminole’s “B” Team K ennis Loses To Daytona ,,eT Tin* Epps Cagers By 14 To 9 B urrell S a n fo rd ., t r i l l ) I , 1 a n g n e t .. i «I led hv F le d Hull,-, u- h,k-l, 1 e r. !•*» «•< th»- l»a\ inns, ■t,„cli • 111 rhillifM, m tow ering gignt B u ccaneers hv I 17 b - i m cln In ( a t t l C I lU O one o f th r closest gHitirs tl,e I s i .. t _ , c * _ l„ fttirtih in p *\x fo rt, a i\ iurhr* ru rre n i s.hw ini. t i„ i.u I I b y e A n n u a l S a le Vk ywiint, n th r nuilii in rn m r <f p lay iil in tin Kyniim-Mim the Tar*. H r u n t uitM>ni fm mo«t Sem lnnlr llixli St'hti*»l 1 (SAINKSVII 1 I.. .Imii 21 ( S |f f f the PcnsfirolA tilt Itrcgunr of Myrr*. visiting In tu n itl, *.)nk (lu ll I'lanu n i thus* ft i ?h hi* **t othidJ Ktu*c“ amt u hi*n ho tin rany shot in tho rio .m M iitiitiml *ilo hohl \>\ th r Khnul. - > •li«l m *o ifRioti, In* | >t r or nt 4*«| n uih U nf tho gHUM' In mi , |la > . J**“r V 5 n11Is I l*th » II »o rh • log tni'ori fio m niiklo to ihiirh t* im Rourh th r |\,M 11|,| | At (I mooting it '.i- ” 1 L’ lttl/n t oot Hint h *ui|)t-r rrl hi* movotnotilA gin. hnntil »»t ilit. tin t ht ,• kinlnN «*Von inoro th an th r r1a*«/ tm m llttllrt v ro ro l |*nn\t4 |ni ll it (i- Pi..\ttf .*t I f Sh »Im- . fr.tni l i t W \ a l A ir Hnmt* Si niton iho CVh iy Kill* un*| \iiln n n Hnr- ^ « ih . |i»» t*h nt ni th r Am« i E ncm r th r IIiirriritiiov in Mm- toll plitroil |..( i,, tin* lnl.il tin** .It !'»••> < .Hi ■ t •. will Ik* ,t lt*». I'» lltnm will l»o mot mu il* ' im* rornoM .I u ith i..«n niTi ni 11« I I i i <|,i •#»■•• in I a tpit of iin •, t ,mii ami lull* utm ip n to U ill 1 If r. C gfd flJf A : l l 4 !••*-! in an nut . I tu a ti o n . I it.. ilium till. lit. tW tfU S I'*-! tu J m«*1%-oiii i II« it.mi \ 1 I n i ...... 1 ’O ' • T a r s ', |„ . 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I I m I Im* I I tit ll Cl# V fliA C 1 >"t tititli urn i■t hot o»ru |. ft ovt r f « » ' 1'*l yogi 'a Miiomi I* At" P liirr |.n»|, »s Arnol.t Lla k.hutm il r.fs'vot' •>>«-iati«| fon**nr>i th»* n l v l ln t h r I—I C o m ln * A lo n g lo 3 £ 1 I I ltigr#Bt • t a lr , ItNck in hgrn«*«H, th r Rut. tin- T«r< will th io u a * la r tin i; five njmin«t Ih# 1Tnivrr^ ity of M i. #nii F risla y night N vrm ging rlo u r to *ix fro t, two in h riglil M tT ifij o r 5TATK OK KUiniOA . i 'OI’VTY OP HKMlNOLr ‘ TO U HOW IT MAY OO.VdCRN: �L i g h tr a y Gun fa HOW BOOTA 0MW*Vlt*fc T ra in in g Troops CAMP DOB DEN, Ontario. Jam t l —(Special)—A - harmlasa rajr gun which, military offJdaU M id. “shoots' with the accuracy and ranire of a medium machine iron, la brine used by the Canadian armored corps.id training here. . Dr means tof, a Debt bulb, mag­ nifying (laaa and Icntcs, the ray gun I* "fired" In tvnctly the lama wav. as an crdlna-y machine run. U la equipped with a tala, tropic light similar to that used on machine guns. When uemT In' week battlee the gun will cause "catualtict" by range* op to I,MO yard* In bright sunlight, Urn ray b nearly blindfog uFintenslJr a t lb center. A few feet on either elde, within What would bh the “beaten tone' of a machine gun, g reddiihyellow light la plainly visible. r Tha gun wta conceived by C>l. V K 2M ! nnkennrM. He yaa feund and fhmd «B nr. 1» tUy*» Coatello Jon•«, accused of — ‘------- A rm v is it v p j o e p o n c n w c w - n w « , a room MAM BOAW> HAS TAKHM CNW* TH IS LOCAL. cm ickbm h em h o u s s r o * etUpetot'a offices cctmtrv.. . The number iff potation returns Municipal Judge Mulilni who eon. vlctod them of a malkiiu* sals, ch ief charge. They had weired trial by Jury end/ pleaded riot w hat th a N* tea wuattyM t»*«otfooam «l Im (ring, waa Judged guilty and giv­ en a suspended sentence of 00 days. Marie Mcntgomery, accuMtd of -disorderly'conduct, estrnaled a 910 bond. Beacher Thomas, charged with disorderly conduct, retreated a SIB bond. John Trlgga, U hatM with’being drunk and iWeurderty, eatreatod a SIS •n i rrr in ti- •illa »■ 1 3 iHi^ r* ti *r} *1) *** 3 tw*ffaaja :rr '« *iWuri*A.-4a1 lI , i M i■ U f i l l 5< ■ g ssir 83 tn m a leone actuates phetoelM. The signal from three cells Is transmitted by- wire or wlnlsaa U the fee* It big staUrn where pie. lores rnmepondlng te blue-green nnd'fed are produced h» sequence en the reeehrlng tuba. Theat pie. w ee aro projected upon a screen by meant ef e lens, and tl«nd to ro j/tm the original pictures In is fe a u fto , men . i t . ■----- Worthington, k 1 , " uu ■ZK, M . i, . . .- j A 'v a p w - r r f * -V �S an fo rd I s T h e O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, H ig h w a y A nd W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n SANFORD, FLORIDA, A Y , JA N U A R Y 22, 1941 To KeepMcNary Cijti fies From Powers. Give Repotted In Lend Bi RESIGNS TCens^rrative” Left Robert Jackson V fed eral Armey e n tru ste d with May Be Appointed reeponal bill ties of gsabtant, official! *¥ iW . lAR ^ reported i to- ChM of its main tasks m ay b# m keep the dollxr w h e n g e and * ' 'Jam as McReyneWla, m opponent o f th a New Aifled th e Preside a t to d ay raaign from th a Bu preens m sa tO N . Jan. 22 — Jttatlca Jaxnaa McRnyoufapokw v oppo n en t Of Auction Market T o B e Discussed At FnrmMeeting Rhodes, State Mar­ ket Official, Will BSMBk. To Growers forming I t a ra n ta an e x tra o rd in a ry ,,! to ta l pow er to ooe p e rso n ;' to m peraon.. •' M cN ary deflnad hla position tb a House Foreign A ffa irs C m m ittao received a lU tc m e n t f n N orm an Thom as, Soclallat lead deeerlb ln r the bill aa c o n tr a r y . “ D em ocratic control by .v psopls o v ir th eir own destiny.' Alao In W ashington, * WUU4 KnixUon, d irec to r o f defanaa p duction, told the natio n 's G an n o n th a t If A m erica had fa a n d wab w illing to “ b a n a lit watJal m aterial! a w ar from | A lla . The agency would t a ►*»«< roordinatlar all •m n le phesce of the dtfm aa g ram . * ? • llo u ia unanlmooaly an* •raj* ond aent to tba Sonata •m a y a bill a u th o r liln r * 1 0 0 ,. ),000 to modemlta tba fleet1! LLalrcraft defenses— the f ln t Of a 11,100,000.000 naval w o n program. 'av/ authorities had urged t approval p f the measure, had testified at hearings modern hnmbrra. rupee tail/ bombers, constitute a serious the*M t« the fleet. The House nr led a ftrr C h air­ man Vinson of the Naval A ffairs gMMnltlee revealed that President RM aavelt soon will ask Caneraaa f o r .a big supplemental defanaa appropriation to heln flnsnca tha Mtldnrsd program for shipyards, auxiliary vessels, better aircraft faatua and ordinance factorial. • Indicated tha sixth supplemen­ tal nnpropriatlon bill would run Into hundreds of millions of doL la r * and that tha President also may ask more funds for tha ex. pending army. •con aa tha authorisation enacted, the Navy w ill mounting an larger combat great numbers of an tl-alr. guns ran v ia« from 1.1 to tocher*. Tha program alao ’or eouloplng v en al" with ih ty d a -'U Ptotost gun I draws from , bomb ^R obbed f r la not a dlaJohnson 'one |A. m a rk e t, to atit, S ta te LONDON, ■a IndL r t to be L a ftw h ffa v w tdaopraad at tba « concentrating re p re se n ts I ha la tmal STORM SWEEPS PORTUGAL LISBON, Jan. » * .- ( A P ) m m atorm iw e p t. Brief On Road 3 In Taken To Washington To ahew tha advantages of hsv. lng State Road • declared a mill, tary highway, A . C . Slaughter, aaerataty a f tha Orlando Cham . J w * f C a a sa n cia , le ft yesterday far Washington w ith a brief pra. tetrad b y te a Seat tools County Cham ber a f Cemtoerae for the Ht. Johns Indian sedation. Edw ard H lg fin a, aacreurv of tha trad* body, aald the brief, covering tha atratch of Road 3 from tba atato Una to the Inter, •ration with Boad t l a t Orlando, w ill b* JWManted to tba United States B a n a t i a f Public Roads. A Portuge Tuesday, c a u sin g I p ta m p tk m lallw av k l a k o > i ' a d a e k m Resident Of Sanford For 14.Years; Has ■ r f l L l __ w a s ____ Only -Short Mr. Kipp. MMl Edna Chlttorv den, Mias Catharine Lawton and Mra. Ern ie S ta rr make up tha ciedit committee. David Rambo, who la coimected with tha credit union sec. tlon of the United States gn v. ernment, told the functions of a credit group, and explained na value to a unit aueh as the Seminole County one. A 4 percent share dividend waa dectorad on tha eam iiiKi last year. Tha Seminole Cmm. tjr Teachers Federal t'r.nlit Union la a co-operative aavlnra and loan aaaoclation u n d e r the aponaorahlp of tha Bemlm.le County Taacbara Club, o f w hic h Mlaa Edna CMUenden la pre... dent. from England Strike At Plane Plant la Averted al - [Capture Of Town Is' Claimed In Sydney; I-sucks Confirmation * M IN IKIN, Jan . 21— (A P )— Prim e M inister C h a rrh lll to . d in te d today th a t B ritain's plan for an Invasion a t the European con tin ru t waa tha Im pelling reason fo r th a Governm ental p re p ara tio n s 4* enn-crlpt labor. He referred to th a head »« supplying "an araay th a t rould ba taken overseas With ell It would req u ire f a r cam. tlnunua action a g a in st the Germ ans* and ra id th e p lan ts in meet th is need “ w ere J u t beginning to coma Into ram. — if a ted to moot with Daytona Beach, Haynes, II. ha, Forrest Lawton, a t night for tog to telling and ** . \ %Tjh| E. McKay, and' Mias LI raley Is aecref ary.tree i' Miss Evelyn Bakl. coordinator ef dlatrtouttvo •duration for the State Department af Education will be praaant A t n moating of a group from 4h# _Banford Merchante Committee. • ( tho Chamber nf OomaaarOe a t theCIty Hell To. of clsssea aecref , laid to­ w in gam* - I jl tali an Command! Acknowledges Act. J Mrs Snrn D elano Roosevelt. Ilie P re sid e n t's molhi-r. iluiiflhtrr-ili-lnw. Mis K llk l Itnosevelt; M l' l l niiklin It RiMisnUellj .. II- rilin t In A n n y An I '1 1 1 , 1 - u niform . mti.I .on U n u - in Marine i o i |r . o n iin r m Experiences In Charles Rawson Perry Is Named Dies Of H e a r t Temporary Head Northwest Told At Rail Meeting A t t a c k Today Dglkgates a ttending the f i r . I By Miss Harkey Group Will Discuss Claaoealn felling la composed I J Clim ax of Washington social aetlvUiea pre­ ceding the President’s Inauguration waa a spe­ cial patriotic service In Constitution Halt, featuilng lia r s of stage, screen and radio. Mem­ bers of the President's fam ily are pictured In their box at the gala event. L e ft to right nd "M lstors” b p tt' _ la -- t h a t " ►m-w „ „ e b*l»b **f tim M o' *» protect shins f r ^ tto a rm lsa cl Mias Baal, wl bradquarUra [Troops From Austro-* Ha Lead Soldiers; Base Almost De-' Htroycd By Attacks - Festivities % iea«o «ie ja h n a o la b e ln r planned by tha ited Best Govwnent Is “One venting L e a s t ” New Deal laglalaUon. d-tb* PrenJdent today did retire from tha M Court Fab. 1. afi m r a of service. Jurist who will bo 70 . waa tba only tnbmber President's Family At Pre-Inaugural •Washington, jan. ta—or>— to O l* O O r” c a ilf . J a n . 22 A Itoifca w hich threatened «M» <ha B yan A arooautL annual .R a ilr o a d K \ r in g , I r - H r Kvanuflist Talks At Regular Luncheon Of Kiwnnis Club C onference a t the c.»tv Hull tard a y selected •'The Itallrnad a n g e l lit Ic A ssrnlnl b n" na the lolal nam e of lt,r new u*p«n. Hon. and nam ed L.I iV rrv of Joliet, III., tem po ra ry rhiilrm nt. H im i' 1.4 tu iMimi people In thr Itegliwial correspondent* .q rii. •Smith, E ast, W est olid K .nlli fiifthuintcrri jiarl <*f ihr UnlU*ti na will be appointed lo send in •>•»' SlHlet uri'iiiM *‘n« fettu»t«* of railroad a rtlv ltie s In th r ll„ il * i ntnii America, Mi-- lilitabrth road E vangelist, official pul.li. . H 111ki*>\ yminic Iicnpli— t-VBIHfClion o f tha group. L u th e r Ilm L .v |»*at with tin* S a lvnl mn Army m \Vii»h , Ii»|it Mie Kiwnm«» is m anaging e d ito r of the pub. h r s llr n anil g e n era l ihnliim ir. f I Inlt nt 1 1 x ri-ifiilui him hf.m utri Iii>|; ill the* VaMr," ILM'rl to Ihe conferenee. J. T. L edacn, M innrnp I,., ihi v Si hind tlidilrcn Ira w ht m I M.'.im , has been nnmerl tem p ...... ... I secretary, and perm anent nffi • • • I I* kt> wi'ie umiiird In 11ml I hnI urn1 cmdd ifn milikiinil fit k mi; and c h a rte r m rtn b et* will i tiMiiitfea off f I i*t*M fin - Hint t 'tlraii aelerterl Frlrlsy ft illy Jfit w itw It 11 m h'-d in |MC* C harles H ensley nf ( In. ■, M h i Hurki y WHsetlcil III., spoke a l Ihe session y, I. J he fvmijtcdiKt is here atleml <lav aftern o o n using m hi- i ma* ihr Hnilrnad Kviingclmtit t'mi John 3:S, "V e m ost be Ili'ii mv nnd viNtinu In i fatlici. a g a in " Mr, llenaley present) I I iiiiti t S Hmlti'y, i' c iic i it} rhnir* Inslrallona w hich show ed tin i m on ktf tin* ineH lf«| She iiim Iw’i'tl lln d in n b a tw se q physical b,. i• ilir imithwi'Ft fi r i* year lining and sp iritu a l b irth and pub i> put Ihe neesaalty of being I, > • viif«n* lifctii* wink nnd i4|>t,nkMi|' to fI- ram l hum if 1 Mil |IN again in o rd e r to be of ) Tier i, Mi hh | |uf key told fiivk nht- uli'ji. a rts Ice aa S C h ritlin n i • 11 raff I hi* (rain at Srniih* la*r The Ilcv. Dick llro lb r i toi i xpetling ti» fiml ctdil well. Rockingham , N C . spoke ■ 1 i-H llk n tra l ligt I'm w I « hi > c o rru p tn e ss prevailing in noun part* nf th e c o u n try Hint > M of Ihe naceaalty for C liti-tin ,- C old, R a i n H u r t ahcwlng th e ir light 1,v clean I<* O k e e c h o b e e C ro p n lng Mr. F a rrv and L. Mi l.no ' will l>e tb a principal sn e a k c i- ' WI ST I'A l.M UKACII. Jan 22 to n ig h t's raaalon of the roof* • ■iV> County F arm Agent M “ "" enee, which begins at 1 ' Mi unis said Tuesday recent o'clock in, and cold dam age to vat ions , lops In tile rich winlpi vegetable ,* rio n uruund Lake llkeecbobee D raft A g a in ntmld ra n g e from t'l lo ltd |ier. Charles K. Itawami, 41, died of a h e art atta ck al 10:30 o'clock thla m orning a t h it hom t at 10*J Tw entieth S tre e t a fte r a a b o rt Illness, tie had bern a rest, d e n t of Sanford for the past 14 years, working for Chase and Company for 11 ycara and op eratin g hi. own c rate agency C harles K. li» wson Com pany, for the p a st three year*. H e was born In Athena, U s , Feb. 10 1 SU8 . A g ra u u ite of G eorgia Mill, ta r y Academy and the U nlver. ally of G eorgia, Mr. Rawaon was o u tstan d in g In a th litlra and Elayetl football, basketball und tsehall a t the univeralty. L am . ba Chi A lpha waa hla social fra . te m lty and he w as elected to Ihe fk-abb«rd and Blade, a m il­ ita ry honorary and social or g a n u s llo n W hile a t the un lv er. ally he was also elected to Ihe P a ib llc lla n ic Council. A fter cum . lng here be played fo r the Man. ford ball tra m and w as catcher whan tba team won the cham ­ pionship in IU27. Since he firs t cam e to S a n . ford lit IU24 Mr. Rawaon worked for C hase and Com pany until he sta rte d hla own b ualnesi three y e a n ago. Ho o perated hla bual. n ess hers in the w in te r and in Lyons. N. V In th e sum m er. Mr. Rawaon Is survived by his wife, F rances Rawaon; a b ro th , e r, Clarence Rawaon of A bby. To V o lu n te e rs, villa. H. C.; and a slater, Mrs He listed the dainagi' a- tl3 |>erJ . B. G arrison of Athena, Ga. V olunteers for the d ra ft m h <> • - til I,, beans in the rah n k eeHa w as a m em ber of th e P re s, are a g ain being accepted l>y the 1 moil Point a rc s, with peppers, b y trrla n Church and tha Masons Remlnola C ounty D ra ft Itoar,t u eggplant and ra id age only and waa also a S hflner and a waa announced today, end tin "■ ► lightly hurt; as 60 peirent tu in trre eta d a r t Invited to call ni letture, Iwtween 75 und lid p e r. the b o a rd s h e ad q u a rte rs on Sr. • e e n i lu tadithea, and 40 pereent ond S tr a a t I in beans a t th* aaulti end of Ihe The board baa not lean taknir | lake volunteer, became the quota f»r The rrle ry kllusluin, he dethla county haa been filled, an 1 lured, waa still In doubt, and It Board Take official Said but It la expert..I th at m w r w l l r w W t l* T from Erickson Funeral Homs ana ton early to make definite reports on crops nearer the Kaat 4’oast. Dive Bombing Is Old Trick With U. S. Airmen, Lt Baker Asserts Explosion « * . w hich la being i linker said. ■ f in th e preten i T h ai tha youngaat branch of r by both England the service U well under way to. Pow ers, w as known United States aircticod by them at f i d , L t W . E . B .- A h a M ary re sid en t » dSiutont with the oo a l Orlando, told * la g u la r mooting st e la te ” T*uri*1 club "The poatlhUlUaa o f Uvea Ion rongh U o use of parachute e o y f p g wndthor U n h id states ^ •**f*d *t_tL __B a x » c said, 5 Ompa In lSpAt^fc^fWJ A lr a s ^ B v A e If/iJw O •(W r . 5 it* V '• f, ■' il1 Ja , i J A . » ” 1' »' y * '*\ * : 126 British Regiment Smashes Inner Defenses* Of Tobruk Objection Is Void [ Economic Defense ; I s Said P l a n n e d * By Chief Executive NUM BER M em b er Aftsoclnletl 1'rejw ”■vj a \ V KH m V > T h ird Attack ward perfection waa pointed out by L t. B aker, who said "oura la destined to bocoms tha moet out. standing organisation of Its type in tha w o r l i " Tracin g the history of thla division of tho national dofanao movement, L L B aker told how the natural doalre to excel and Ihe advanced thinking o f tho e arllrr A i r Corps Isadora had brought tha organisation to Its present U g h its to of development. About d» members ware pro­ ton t at tha meeting, w hich waa duction " He spoke bar era 4ftfnmon*. I ****1 A>6aH b IM Fraaa mm ! hv w h o o p in r A u s tin linn nhock trtmtwi. a B rlU N t ■ -J ruKim ent u m l F re n c h " * fnrtp.M. H rllaln 'n A rm y o f th e N ilf itmnnhvd into th e In n er tlefennitn o f T o b ru k to d a y to tt)«>|i tin th e Miirvivorn o f 30,0110 ItnliitiiH u n d e r aleire f o r ~ ri d a y it. A H eu lem <B ritish new s Sgi ncyl d isp sth from S y d n e y -• •aid tho A u stralian arm y b a a d . q iiu rlv rs lias been advised t h a t T< liruk bad been ra p tu ra d b u t In m id-afternoon Lopdon m ilita ry q u a i l a still lack rd confirm ation, T o bruk w as re p o rte d sm a sh e d , tu ra b b le b y r h e 't l g g uns tr t* th a ^ 111 Hist, flee t and by R. A. F. a t ­ tack s. T he Italian H igh C om . maml dally w ar bulletin acknow . Irdgod th a t a t Ihe end of yeatv rd sy 'a Initial a ssau lt, " a f te r h unt lig h tin g , the rnvniy succeed­ ed 1„ p e n e tra tin g *hr °* »tr<ugholda In th r easte rn secto r of th r fo rtifie d C ity ." H utu Ill's em pire s™1*' loashlng a m ighty "death blow against the Italian bale of To­ lu uk ami Its 20,<HUI to 30,000 r n lia p p rd defenders, has smxahed m ore th an five miles through | th r Inner defenses of the Libyan ‘ stronghold since dawn, ll was sta le d officially lu«l night. R eports from C airo were th a t liritish fo rrrs, having driven eight miles through the defenses of T obruk, were w ithin Ihres miles of the town itself a t dusk > rsle n ia y nnd “ today the op­ eration* a re again developing sa tisfa c to rily ," a rru id in g to liritis h comm and G reat num bers uf F ascist p riso n ers, including a general, were taken In the final a ii a u lt on th r M editerranean po rt lying H(1 m iles d a rp Into Libya, a com­ m unique of the liritish Middla E ast Com m and sard llritla h w arships, bom bing plane* and a rtille ry were aald to he b lasting Tobruk savagely in tb r sains way the Italian uasa of llard la w as sh a tte red In Its final hour* of resistance. More th an RO.tXX) Italian priso n . i l s s l l s s H Its Page P s a rd No Benefit To South Seen From Defense r W A S H IN G T O N . J»n. B I — «■) — The W ork P ro je c ts A dm tola. (ratio n aald y a ito rd a y th a n a Donsi defense pro g ram would not Improve the rendition -of tha rural aonlhr '7 ' Corrlngton GUI. aaaiatant WPA rom mission at raid thla conclttaloa resulted from a W PA atwdy, "The Plantation South. 1 I S 4 .1 V 1 .. ■ » .Recant Incraaaaa In tha itoa aJ southern plantations, a sh ift to at tha cxpatiM ; «f wags labor ------ — — —_ -tenants, and farm raachamlsnt have raaultad, Gil) said, In % spread unemployment and Ml employment. Tha cotton and bacco planters do not expect situation to ha offset by tha tional defense program. It addod. Just made public. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/450915b27da171d074a93319b91d6b65.pdf 8c0a76156f5aec793fc8e2deb572ec79 PDF Text Text • iiW4 L-_;__________ J.------- L. Mward Marshall I____ .___________ _. *l«»rt Quariermaii r ..................................... ..........Bob Itirksnn ft»f ,____» . . . _ : , ... Malta Hutchison —_ _________ _______ _______ Marjr l-nSa- ................................... - .......- Clifford Proctor ................................ ........ IvOla Ctldwell. apart* lleperic Kraaal Rtparlti General Motors Show Helped E P hysics StudCT f U m . Kuna l>«in.nc|f. Nall giswari, Mill Varaoa. Ilr ftchool Nava pegs la published onco each «• High iiiurnftllMn CUia. Mlai lluih SUM Tempts, n t Btatlnolt U tah k r Ik* * H B HI IM (at Student Council Make Debut; | Ta Man, Lawton Says WiD Purpose Outlined O t'^ ita T r w ? aftaa M ar M « M by t i l l B laal weak taraed aresmd a a l licked Leeabarg t f a acara Of *7—IB.-Although tk* M i were UvlUar daring the first half they chalked up w e e k rcarta la Irtaf abaut aa aaay tlet ary. Mill* Caarc# M tha By T. I f . Lwwtaon *" . "A isan’i Ilia ronslaeih not la tbt aMWbaea at tha thing* which ha pasieaaith." but rathar In hla relationship ta other* and hla arnica ta hla and future a*n»ra­ tions. ' Ws Uka ta think aad talk at tha wealth of America, Ita-Bold, lla factorial Ita ritlaa, hiatitatiana af learning, ImaplUM, church tulWInga, Its farms. Hears, maonUlne. -Audience P lay s L arg e P a rt, S ays D ale Ifp m u n g O f G eneral M otors Fascinated by Dale Homans • manner of hla demonstration for the "Previews of Progreso," I decided a persona InU retew for our paper would plove Interest­ ing to the students. At the dote of the demonstration, 1 went backstage for SJI Interview. After waiting aniloutly for BO minutes, I was abls to talk to Mr. Homung for a short time, lla was graduated from the Uni­ versity of Detroit, and It very much Inter**tad In hit work. Kor the laat twq years Mr. Homung has held a position with thej "Parade of Pro street," a large division which has a crew of 60, and, at tha present, l« not traveling. Ernest Foss, mantgrr and main speaker, was unable to ■peak at any demonstration due to a cold therefore, Mr. Homung look over. .When asked If giving the same demonitrallon four or fivr times a- week didn't become un­ interesting, he replied that thr audience played a large part In each performance. tWe are Interested only In showing and proving to the public that prog ret ■ has not stopped nor will It evrr stop. Scientific research is going on dally to make Ufa easier for u»,” Mr. Homing concluded. After making the acquaintance with Mr. Poss, hs told ms an un­ usual aipsrlanea about himself. He was demonstrating tha "black llghs" and happened to be wrarIng a whits shirt. Immediately tha audience began laughlna and shouting. Looking down, Mr. Fosa saw that tha laundry had painted hla Initials In large letter* with red flourrsccnt Ink, and under the "black light,” appeared to be a very rmbarrai. sing situation for him. Shown Csenparatlvely f*w the opportunity ta to Oviedo High School The Junior class la sponsoring a popularity contest In tha Ovltdo High School which started Monday at noon and Win continue for two weeks. At the end of that time we will publish the results. The Orieda Future Fanner* bed thesr regular meeting an Monday night, Jan. IB. Final plana were made for tha father and son banquet to be hold la the Agricultur* Building Jail. THIS CURIOUS WORLD divisions of Uto university: (1) llsrrlt rAllege o f Architecture end Fine Arts, ( t) College af t'ommrrre and DAalneaa Adminis­ tration, (3) College of .MglneerIng, (4> College Of Letter*, Arts, Land chapter, and a state r#-' and Prisnres (oat including. the prrsrntaUvn Irom (lalnravllle. Hchcol of MusicL (R) Coltroea of J-hsrmsey, (B> Scbod or Edueasion, <7) fvhoal-of Oovprument, Students Do Es*fiyji;7 and (B) Loa Angeles University On Iron Lung's U se4af International. Ruiatiaoa.■'The ■nivrmlty does not roimhlt It aril Rome of the stadenta af Semi­ tv continue a scholarship beyond nole High School are cooperat­ the year far which It la awarded. Room, and board) the ,aabt af ing with the committee f*r the ream and board In tha rauManae kails for tha academia year rshgsa from 6280 ta IBM. Approximately tile Paralysis and tha In * Long" as thair Key Club Boyo Arc Guests Of Klwanis Representing the Key Club at A r m » a flash. the Klwanis Igncheon last Frl. - a , mouthpisee day were Mack Cleveland and ha IfRsirsnt of flaghMiht whan SCHOOL BRIEFS I 'might ha tame •tea a stray man MdT N at ju st any use hla remaining years In nil he aou)d for Urn youth horseman riding up I landing from the town of Lexington, war ‘haroa,’ Traveler, rried him throngh :v ’ Tj ■*' . a,« /O . S/ s - SA 86 i i.i 1* nm SCOTTS COURT RBC( SEMINOLE CO W W lit f l ij* / iv s ts u l 1 )c •\ prosontatlv* af Qvnci y V *i * 1 v^ mWi | M . . . Wa hear - TK* stndeutc af Mr. KlM'a MARTHA BRUCE, physita flaaa.cnjoyed an Interoct. ' ■ s a r ' IIjr lludun* It • MARY MARTHA has been fir­ ing blah (In an airplane) with LEBT.TR O U T II RMC . , The IOYCE WlllDDON-BRUCK BOLT romance has rhlllad quits a hit lately . . . MARY L&DQE and RAYMOND KADER still seem to, see eye to eye with each eta tv . • . • NELL FTEWART keeps saying 10 more daye, nine more daw It mutt he that JAMES I BERT la coming home toon JULANNE HOWARD I doe* Ilk* boys nsmsd DOI First It was HOBBY PROG and now Its HOBBY RKGA1 Dal and, Bha'a got Ma ring ti BAM THURMOND has t ferred hit affection* back I to NANCY COLLUM. Hey, a minute, BAM. my hand la < from your changing aa faak MARGUERITE DUNCAN ti there la nothing cuter the Jlmmlo Ridge, Jimmie Ingley, Bam Thuttnond, France* Armbiuatar, Earl Jaler, and atlwn want tip Miami Mat weekend to attend the A ir Mast dkVi J/ ' w' ** i h SH B Louis Caklwvll and Helen Hutchison spent the past week­ end In Orlando visiting fritnda. All af the aiudenU am glad ta so# that Jaaala Durden and Bettia Walken era back to school ana* a few dap* lllncaa. S By Jack Morrison Ramblinga tha ray of light Within a short Urn* tha 8 todant Council AaaqeMtlon af Seminole Hlsh Rchool. an InneroUcn which has tcau triad cat and found to te> successful In various other echoola throughout Florida, will males Its debut. IU purpose 1st I. Ta sally all student organi­ sations under ana general control. S. Ta relieve the faculty of routine duties. 3. Ta pro-rot') the general ac­ tivities of the school. 4i To develop In tha student* a growing appreciation of member• nip In a democracy by provldJng*hipdTO....hapah| vbgkq skip In a democracy by provid­ ing the educational reeponal'jllitlea of and privileges of, partici­ pating hi anek. a.democracy. In the school. 6. To promoto always the best 19. Great in mind, grant In Interest s f tha school. actiaua, grant in achievemeat, but Olln King, faculty adlvlsor, and greater still hi defeat. The aid Greek. sage, Salon, on being asked by Ike wealthy Croesus If court with a long white plume his haL A friend laughingly aal “ TIs a very fine feather tnde Jhst you are wearing, BtT lor« Grant men continue ta rontrl- **T. u*,~ replied tha earl, "and I the past representative* of (the but# ta lip) understanding, Ideals mark ye this, frl**4 It la with­ different elasaks have been work, and happiness ' of tha world out a stain, aa It belooves each lag far eama time In the hast on tha ronatiiuUea. Thorn Work­ through in# ages, after they harr one of us to be." Ami thti ripreaset to ms the 1 ing on this committee were Betty passed on Into eternity. The namr of Robert I t Lea not only remains world's opinion of the South's West, Edwin Hr*nan, from - tha unaulliebl and unattached tut l-rralrst soldier. One of America's eanlar CUaaj Susan Klrtley ahd steadily grows In Ita Inspiration most nolle grntlrmen, whose me­ Mack Cleveland, from the Jualar to earning generation*, not for inary we honor today, Robert E. CM**; Emmett lie radon Irani the acphomoie class, and Edna Sea. what ha Had of dkl, but for what Uv. "without a stain." ktrih from the freshmaa class. he was. A . . Tha bitterness and hatred he. tween the aeetljna Involved in our Civil War pro now forgotten. Thinking historians ha longer re­ gard the. Norik as entirely right nor tha Bppth wholly .wrong. No longer la Robrrt E. Lee condemned ’jy thoee .residing above Manor sod Diana's line .for .they see that he was laddlng hla rwn people Ir what he was convinced wa* a Just cause,-apd with, this strong conviction could take no other course.' ' 7 * And they honor hla mrumry fm tha kind of man that ha was, for tha nobility, a/ character rvl. deneed In Hu roodpet after suffer­ ing - hie great lose. Rorrowfully, with broken - heart, hat without rntrod or roauutumnt. ha act about tha completion of a Ilf* of atrrice 4 �i * Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , MO! iY , J A N U A R Y 20, 1S41 M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d Italians Are license Tag R oosevelt Begins Scattered By Sales Higher,i British Army Saysjinkini pledged T o Arm Directs Meeting Bombers Continue To Motorists Urged T9 Attack Tobruk As Buy Licenses Now Siege Forces Pre­ And Avoid Usual pare For Assault Last Minute ~ NUMBER l» i l ’r c s s Third Term For D efen se P resid en t Joinn I n .Supplications F o r D efense Of Demo­ cracies And P eace Congressmenk HI—i Clash A t Lease-Lend HearinK p i^ , a? ■r Ah m u i h r u n Brlttih troopa In Eait Africa Were reported today to have raaUd two Italian division* (about 81,000 men), and Inflicted j 14)00 casualtiea in fierce fight­ ing around Kastals in the Anglo- While there has been no rush cf moteriel* lo register iM irr vehicles and secure new llceMW plate* for 1641, a report made Saturday to the State Motor V*(» hide Department *howa a tub* -Initial Incrrn-r in #alei ovef ither Reduces E g y p tia n budnn. the aatye period of , ,the previous T h* c ap tu re lof. Ka*<*1«. -----------------held , ,, Warfare In ■ 4 y th e F ascists tln r r July, w a s ; y r* r, Jno. 1>. Jm kin*, LV.unty. ----A Carrie,I out by "num erically In lav collector. Mild today. . Of Britain f e r l o f ' force* a g a in st t well The number rf tag* arid and equipped enem y, l.ondop. **ld. irportrd to tlie iik tor vehicle B ritish bon'bei* continued to • a tta c k Tobruk w here »iegc force* commission to Jnn Itt, lu ll, wua W aiting in slta e k when the 1,7IS, while in the same period I he Libyan b ate w ere in 19)0 there wrir 1,607 lags weakened, wild, Mr. Jinkiim *nnouncrd. Tht* , _____ n Axis p lanet were shat I* an Increase of III*. • down yesterd ay In a spectacular The amount remitted for tag* m m a ir a tta ch on the ueslegvd B ritish fo rtre ss of Maltn In thr lo Jan. 18. ltfll, was >26.892.03, M editerranean. and to Jan. 18, UM0, the toth) onsiderable dam age was done am >23,811 06, « gain of >2378.58 Shown at (ha helm of a rail, to Ccivilian and M alta* Word* fly thick and fast ns RcptVscntaltvo road-engine U Luther S. HarkeyJ dOO-yeaV.ohl Vrvpvrty church bombed over the previous year. S<d liloum, chairman cf thr lloulr Foivlgn At. who la general chairman of the- f a r the acc'ind tim e In lit hours. "Thor* ha* been a steady reg. flrtt'annual Rati read Evangelistic fairs Cumin litre, and Hamilton Fi'h, of Nov Only one B ritish plane was lost laterlng of r*r> by motorist* Conference Which Is now under lit beating "t the larg e-iral* a t­ since, the new lag* went on sal* York, stage n verbal battle al hearing on II"' way at the Qtty Hall. Mr. llsrkey tack, Wi , flowed three dlve- Dec. 2,* Mr. Jinkln* said. A I'resiih id's lend.lease bill. Secretary of tt »r la an englnaer with the Atlantic to m b i r r j t t In quick succes­ number of prison* who bought k1 the *r- Coast Line. Stinson had Just left thr witness stand when ' sion m. by G erm an Slukas plain tar* for some models of front, KeIlloum accused I’lsh, Iunking Republican on the Fords, Plymouth* and Chevrolet* late 6 a . r ~ — T~*w-----iv frontier, ( F ascist q u a rte rs tn R o n e have have romr in *nd eirhanged them hat Urge Indicated th a t the Germ an and for tags In the "II arrlet, th* ,nv for a Ita lia n a ir force* have Juined In tax collector »ddrd. a n e ffo rt to "w ipe o u t' Malta and Money rrcrivH from tag* salte e e v tr th r M editerranean a t It* Is appioprtatnl tiy the legijlslur* n a rro w w aistline.) to the school funJ for payment Tha shooting down of IS enemy of salsrlss of school teacher* and plane* brought to e t lea st 26 the I* distributed by the State back num ber of Axis a ir raider* shot to the counties on the "teacherdown over Malta In the pa at two unit” basis, Mr. Jinkln* explained. !,L William H»tkr-r day*. 10 or 13 r a ld r n having "An extension of lime to Feb. ins i ■ mm nLJen! of tJtke Mmy te* O f R a i l - been b ro u g h t down S aturday. I s Divided no ftiljutnrit I ha* been granted by Gov. HoL t t a j e c t iii!nmi-i Vo B ritlih m otorised unit* p u r­ land, but tbrrr Is no Indication .Groups From suing fleeing Italian soldier* that any furtbrr extension will i Into Two Sections; I wiii •i""t ■* i w-w on ‘*Tnp r n i t c l v ! h«* V" the 200-nillc Sudan#** be given,'' the tax collrctnr said. ,-k, w j t eg Are Here *long tell P lans Being: D raw n B t *h" regulii fro n t w ere believed la st n ig h t to “Mobcists who have not don* so in lLaake ke M Mm a n. Ho pin** hava crossed th* border Into Ita l­ ere urged to secure the new taga n A jta v . JtVhard “Dick" Dro- ian E a it.A f r ic a a fte r forcing the Cii‘ftri(i|f and fra d h ig the eUc hegin at 7 t" .. .I.-V ben,-yallraad engineer and pas. F ascist* 't r i m K assel*, th e l*M now and avoid the rush that la of the prnjioard Seininolt County R aker is schi .tilled I < v bound lo com* before the tlma ifi.wpiUl a t MrllonvlUo Avenue lll.KI I1. M. ^g g ild Spptlgt .church In Rock. A n g h * Jd ry p tl,n Sudan city held la up," Mr. Jlnkina said. A fte r the U lk. t i H.,k to i t tha ne. by Feumlori Mueaoilnt'e men. Registration cards showing the ^to*\ Bamnd HI m l L' I* ii«i*-i*01tUf, m i w t r qiik'Nliotiw on the Ailtiv ViVT % tcin *oon, K K. Uounhobj TheJRr M t t t a t t p r e c a r io u s 'a f te r at of I. tag num ber, to g eth e r will • A k v A l t (’ortw, ric#|»t in tmtanccA -attorney. s*kl,UuUy, II nation by ctftTNcatfi show in -Ohtuty m of w Ih'CC tne Infr rm atlm t jw rtatns lowing nrran g n o rn tR m ade ■t” th e B riU sV ilh t 4 ta ils na w ithdrew ownership, should be railroad mea. bul'lfee arertge In­ 1brve daya a g o fro m K aasala, only m o atin r uf th r Hoard of County to M<rrct m ilitary i r t i n t k a . Tl< ■t thf (ex rolloeter’a o ( CormnUMom m S atu n lay to 8jdll Arm y o fficer yy* b i dividual" at the opening eeetlone U tulle* from Ita lia n E ritre a . epplylnr for new tags. Bptah at* th e Niinunl IMnnen Nirb> th t proji-ct inD« t>»o jiart-k I t w as enly y e ita rd a y , however. | of the Railroad Evangelistic Con. Mr. llminhold' i ( inpliaEUrd that In Luke Mnry, t*uI won prevent* I ferene* at the City ,11*11 ye*ter. Ib a t th e B ritish apneu h ted r m . Building Of Martin clearing th*' land w in n »rpar>itc by Utnrff'*.. cu pa lion of the town th« Italian* day. Thr* piogrnin ib under th r ilihuildinir thr lionpihad c ap tu red la s t Ju ly . , Houses Is Suggested tal* and fiojn Rav. Brother* epoko at the thul IuimIn to conAtmcl irchi.ii uf th r |a k r M ary < li.n night rvangellatlc mealing on the the hohpHuL If had hot ><t her of t K ininrrrr, and th r cim iin tr r on % \ranjrrirrnts inriudr« Mr Urging Hanfonl irardetirrE to tnwn approkril subject of “despondency versus . Q u a d r u p l e t s B o m Hope," and discussed the orartl-I ^ *W rI1 erect bird houaei and com|H‘li / party of official* wriit lo Bnd ThiniBj* IMiliriir*** certainty for c*»h prltea In the tinnl. i., Orlando Knday t » runfrr «*tli -1 ( 1 11 IntU'Vlllr. N i ' , Mi no i caltty, workability al To Indian* Woman Club s contrst, an official of lh« t M, Ooggunn, hum nupcrviaoi bn .Mr*1 Hoy 1lo«rJ| of t a k r M..i tha Christian'* hope. lot Ita ly of Ik-legatre ‘ from rail,trei read group* Id today G Oiat **purp1i th t W WPA, hi the the hospital pro>i ist "purple !j ih* I'A , ..it prop vt. • nri A rthur Tonikin»on. prr*nl' ••« MICHIGAN CITY, tad.. Jan. club said Africa In eeven aUtrra — Washington. .0 —IJ1— Mr*. Eva Swanson, m artin s live alm o st exrlualvrlv and Mr (." g g sn s th ru a g ic iil of th* Isikv M aiy f Im iiihi i Kentucky, Mlnneenla, lllliwi*. 3b, who weighs pounds and on g n a ts and m osquitoes, a m i'in con la it tin- Htate office in C nim m -nr mi Carolina, Pennsylvania ami has be«n previously childless. b o ld in g a m a rtin house will help I Jacksonv ille with n view .ifwi - I Gam e- will hr p la te d had put tha flnlahlng North clean up the m osquito p c .t " ! -tinging f>" « " ik t" ttegin Itnniid fre«htnent* will '.te .c i te d Indiana— have already arrived in gave birth to quae i a new attrpriie *tThe official said th a t ••martin • istely on <lest mg. grading, and j r—* / a Cae. iye against Gibraltar, altond,the elg-dar conference, and three girl* and a •arlan section 'In It, Anthony'* houses should contain 12 or niori | Irainlng tin Innd, Mr. llou.hiddi r tha thlhane, perhap* more are cipcctod later. KnudHcn Colin For 0. E. Rolilna, euparintcndenl of HoapJtal. , com partm ents, a t th* b in ), nr. *atd. alw ays en outre Included in the party were I the Atlantic Coait Line'* Jackm o th e r J* doing " fin e ." aoclable and Bijf OefetiHe K ffort ■onvlllo district, welcomed the dr. T he bablee h ave been placed tn . Each com partm ent m ust be d xtiiA . Dyson, rhairrnon of the llnan legate* to Hanford yeeterday on Inrubator*. Xfl Inches, the door 2 1-2 Inches* '1 County t om m lasloners, hslwatd Delegates To Attend behalf of the railroad official* and Th* w i l t o f M flb e rt o . Sw an­ high and two Inch** wide, or if ' H lg g ln ., rep resen tin g the City of W A S H I N G T O N , J hii j o ♦ Wiihiiiti S, KlllJiIfti'ii, till H I the City, Brief welcome ad- son, a fa c to ry sm a lo y t hare, Mrs. c ircular It m u st b t 2 | J Im-hr. -ianfotd. ami Mr. Iloushuldn M eeting Of Woodmerf and .1ressea were made by the Rev. Hwanaon Is o f ellgM build, only nigh and two Inches wide, or if Follow It,g the ro n ftrrm e . Mi gciMiiil i f Hu* t>ffir>- uf pi *mI it, lion him MiiKi'tiH'iit, iipjiinlfil i D elegate* fro m tig h t cltle*. W. P. Duhrman, Or. R. D. Brown­ fo u r feot, I t inch** toll. They c ircu lar It m ust bo 2 l . g 'l n r h r . G o g g tn . w rote the ...................... Iwriiiiy f"i nti “ nll.t ui p n l u i t lee, and ttie Rev, Clarence He- hove b orn m arrie d fo u r years. In diam eter. Each com part..,. ,,! I"™ Jhi.l "we have rt^eived | » . a ru*' uf A m erican Otg'iTiiiitt;. ' I>inehl, who wUhad eucceta to the fru,n ,h<' •s u h In C hicago, Dr, Norris F iah. m u st have ventilation ami dtutn ' I new venture In furthering an be In, r d lto r o f th* Je o rn a l o f th* «»e." It w a t pointed o u t . * ,u a 'c h l t e c t . plan* bar k ill by rv r r y m n ih trir a nri pi* evaarclUtlc program among mil* A m erican M edical Association, V entl'atlon end d ra in a g e 'i . * , i"« fo r n, the g rading 1 " uf *-(( u 4pint'll I Bvaiiiibh*." («* hij Ih,* ply llii' nerd" of lilt' ricfi'HM* | •i •• roadera. eald In co m m en tin g boon m u lti. Im portant In a n y bird bouse, .m l!prfP »*««l t . unty h c p l t . l «iBin ducat epeakara for the week Tile birth* In g to to ra l' th a t moat 11 in wt hu. fcoding iUUon* .U tlo n . •* a . wrll. well JcB JB)’' / " * u,k^n, r w n , l y In u I*-i lo r lo W nllri M I Include 0. II. Pag* ef tha A. C. L. w ere by C a esare an eoetlon. In Kavannah, Ow, and the Rev. hou»T, b u fId in g ^ iw tu * |n m l . t ,1|«l ,’r0 j*f t lo r ",,.,ln ," ‘ *" *'*"l*1 ’> | Ur. l " .- n l . nt uf tinN«l In be 11-00 until o th rr e rre iig i im „t* ' A»i-ciMt mn o f M unufu. I t u , iJ . 0. J. Taylor, alaa of Eavannah. r t b l. o t t u f t ' s can ho m ade ! K nud..-., urged In d u s.,y tn Tha aerrko tonight will begin at on F i r s t HtreeL oecd l u jj, H ousholdrr said lh»l i u p rrale tit supplying infnrnm l 1lilO o'clock and staging and trualc t h e NTOH, N. J h Jen. • week step* were taken tu sw in e .......... iiillu n sl rensu* "f ph. | will open tha pregtwm, U 8 .0 # ; - —New Jersey crop* dsrinw 18*0 sil advance cf money nccc*«a, > | . quip,,lent w hich the N t key, railroad engineer who la w ere reported tho ■host In the to com pile the arch ite c t s plan* ! yj Hni| a ffllla ta .l n rg a n lsal {directing (he rW erencr,.will be uaat !• yeatu. Tho Rtota AftlcuL Sanford Kiwanians tta rh e d tu the a p ­ cqulrvd to be a prising the natlu n al I n d u s '" ' Ihe principal* apaathor. Railroad tuns Departments told that thr Speak In Umatilla plication for allucatlun of iii.uu > jrucom u n tll nre s p o i l s ' , ing -*famllln and Otben Intacta lad art nsnnr w-ws valued a t mot* than liy the W I’A. Elton H oughton, Invited te attend. f 15.000,000. Ian Armies Perils Cited By Chief Executive T housands Ja m C ap­ itol To Sec H is­ t o r i c C erem onies i Evangelistic !Meeting Opened By Rev, Brothers W ASHINGTON. .Inn. uo — • A’i Tin' i - ' m u Iih I t h i r d - t e r r a i Mituy n i*i, f m il h rn u ifh t to Ilm tsi-v H i | m in v f o u r m o ffi in r - i d r n t ml v e tira n lr o n d y i 'l,‘ilii>'il tn n - u r m in tf t h e u n ­ til,u fiq 1id ui i|pfpit!*p in a Wul' lin n w o rld 10 ilti* ( lu iiill serv ice bolou* 11» 4 h e c a p i t a l t o burouit tin 11nly prrK idrnl rlrc te d hit Mill. | trim , I hi* r h l r f r* p n iln i" m m HtipplimUons fo r H 'i ) l |'t it u cin*| drfrfl**i‘ uf tho S11*1 ' it .Ml lb IIHH'riU It’N. I.i titc | b<iti-.anii h niNBRcri be­ lt Mi* »npit 1 oml o th er mIII.-it 1 bim itlim ut Mu- land, lloone> .n 111 tii I.i ini **11 l his* purpose fur ti . 11•■\ 1 tniir yntiH in office: I r> tin luce uf bti r i»t perils in ii i.tftM, r run m itered, our tn nn |itii|tuse iu to p ro tec t and i l" 11 » to u ti‘ I he in te g rity of ih ,||i>miii \ Vm tin t % mt m uctcr lb. (mi it ot A m erica, a n d the t u t u i f A me I ten \ i i ii*, I i-ri ninny a t w hich H e n . n \ VVi.llsee w ii In a u g u ra ted . .... ...i.i. i.i .tirrre .lin g John N. l, . Hi.' chief executive also l|t t 1)11 I I ••Th. h n p fi of th r republic n r u o.M f» M-vi'i to le rate c ith e r un* tk .il poverty nr Aelf-Bervinf - i '1' (Jot* nm‘ITI|» M Mil bti*r* -( ( " 1till'* 1 nip' i at v jrruidttand** and •vraronrtj btl'ini'Hu in Srmnod- 1 lib -o hi i v with *eatB Btllln(f Uoiintv ini<I bntiiM mol.- ouoo ..tp .lh at 12 tu tlO -W B l* into th r m u n try than •uiy | rutkisri wlona 't r e e l i on tha Uo> c uiaaAM« of timr^h T h ay wrill 1'O'tliit r a rr p l O tW ulintii 2VP00 Bpeflatora. H|ti‘fo t | ftdd th r U dtif / MiiMitniiili* un trh eri blito fy Ift th* tin\ oi it i« K'dttr ' *- t m. ikinie from office and tMiiiiiHM and ten* af thouilflw* of iiihern att«m pted ta »<*« tha pi to >K*mn front aidiwalkB. ItoibiinffR were am ply BWBlhad m m l. wiiitn and bln# bunting. i It'll b a n n ers baarinif UkeneBBOlB >f liooftevelt and Viee Pr^'Bldent• In i j VValUre fluttereiS ill tha M l b re i'ie t n r r dnurwByB, All I.I jniil ho mew ijisjiiyi'd the Villi in un f in / Sonn* w ire riet. i kt. 11 in n il, w hit* mid blue t.cbt*> k'lvmit tlii i a pit b I u trl i itbm d tioiida \ i»l nm-phci Sunday ra lput tlo fmiRbing mum, titai «tldra*« Grading Land A t Baker Will Talk D og Racing Is In Lake Mary On Ranked As Big Site Of Hospital Army Air Corps /ill S t a r t Soon Industry H ere | Bg 'it'Jgtth*. ’ ,ve Tea And Fl»p-J es; Plan Supper Fi E dw ard y . Lane, p a s t heuten a rch ltre t. m eanwhile is proceed. I . . . . . The dem and fu r a p id u «<••• * * t governor of thle K lw .n l. dis. m g w ith plans for the hospital .“ f, 3- 0 Sharon which when flnlshetl will b* |.rr- liali-line. In gun sig h ts ho* w ent to U m a u la today to .p e a t •anted to WI’A o ffk la U with the m ulatvd duvolopm cnls - f » |d d " "(anchca In E ngland W a r * th e club Ihoro In obaer. roqueat for fu n d ^__________ •* te to M lu b day. Mr *8* NUtory of J * ^ n ' 8 1mron u l k c l a n R obert E . Lee, > tk* n t k aiuilvergl • ( tho /leal Canning^Kitchens Open To Public, Says County Demonstration Agent “rUi' *jwne,a,<ttr£|g; C ounty klUhena a t Sanford o n d lc u u a * Ipollaga." A ndrew Oviedo ’ w tr r> opened laat week | said and added. T his precea. opei 't h e m oat Im p o rtan t p a rt uf can and ar# available lo people who w ant to do th e ir canning now. nlng b r in f ln f vcK«t*blcB ,"t *ir ' “ • * v 8 j go| to Do. Mrs. Reva Andrew*, homo demonKlwanl* • tra tto n a g e n t sold today. Mrs. U. canning It T* a g o « l Idea to •>•>A.- H ow ard will b t In ch arg e of servo tho rule of two hour* from th* Sanford kitchen located a t garden to can," ah# said, “ tjip . t i S l K W r t t F i r s t S tre e t a n d t h . handing of food p re v en ts s ta rt. gives » O r lode kitchen w ill be supervised Ing o f epoUage and sw eeter m ere fresh -fro m -g a iby M ia. A- D. V ant. The County furnishes tho super- drn tnete." Thousand* of q u a rts o f fo.nl vtaor and equipment far tha work and thee* who wish to mao th* h a re been canned In these kltch. In th* | M , g iving g»ud aheuld bring their own l The * ' to U * up an nine of food rlth the defense p tu g rn m because • e lf su ffic in 'l t make* na me inf ntakaa mo canned ft, od vallabla to pm i who caanut Mk t. B. DU Dlnkel, Mn. (W. WUUam Noetla. For F lag Incident j ft * ‘<-i-a-4g Ito tn rin n s H ear Talk On O peration Of P a ri - Mu(ueI Plan I k1**Ml 1 (<*« t, > 1 il t'.i .......... .. 1tit k filli f | i it* r jidd Itiii in ' k> til it'llc ■ ........... u bilk Ji lift ! 11" Mite nl Mill i | lit fM i JI 1 1* • .»• ' • ii M. :*b d a y m • 1 i,ihh ,ee| tkl.it III f 1*4*1 iu:itf h i t <11•11 1 • i City N e w s B riefs 9 \ >1 UI cuitl M1It'll 1u r t h e .i*i*l I . I b , k- d „ v t 11- t Mil 11'riu V WII' lu a t* II ........ | ' 1) k JI 1)' 1id ik I'll) rvt | k u i - a t v, ,1 ' Il li I jli-i M|M*I 1l h u r r h . III bee |riU|f W1th II tt «(JL II..I • . h .b lu b .fl I k Or i f t l d r n t ' t «d 1 U1I III i Kl u Mild tMtolii t l a i b f t i 1 •' .'if 1 111t -Mb Ml "UK 1 o n t h r .1l k.,. ______ . 1 if,, 1;<si' >. 1M i k In H IU |*l (!) » m pew No, 14 *j IIud U kt -I 411%III ^iiidiitii'f E>ery |Mt - idt id -nil c Vfjtili-on ban ocI t U(ti) d t ll» ' II lilt |*l‘kt IE...... n il i *tubi»hik Tm! ultoOtrr I hi ! * ' i vt b --• Ip taUit ti d ilu* cutu I ............ t ,il I i ihIhij; Um historic t it til t ti "I i ’f rjiirhlitf fill ftrrv• ■" l till’ UI ( II Wlull of I It lllM'ltH I'A, th# Mm my ■In m b 11Jit MUi « Jt,w it a k< t| Li | hm) w ith ill* J' m - i 'U-ii I in It fivr.m iliutc rUilm 111t llldli. JRP*t A i ] | .111 u clock \u I d ! the VVtiiti IlutXBt' iiiiiJ ftdlow rd tha tt IH mi nit I |inn«iJc i oij U* « lurin' 1%iiiiHy buhiii A venue tu U*C cap>0*1 I l i t r e , |iitniv|rilyu u i itiKin, he l *l‘l,‘,d tu liic I u n il uf (dtolftsFUt (Irbillllo CtMlpll 1 Jit y an tint I Mi C urtcr, mi il is, II U4M IIIJ.M J keen AC Jituntf aSuluribiy* II L Hu e**vd am elc- 4«uk ik* uwtki which ^idh urim lnuicred— “ ‘ Ml I Ia* (m VliJUn 1wu inauguriitlnna — by llilc f J u a ik i If mn lu ^ Holland BorrowH Hat To Visit Washington A perm it lo cruet u iw . ■... gw.Mge was Issued tu M l- I lulu W A SH IN G T O N , J a n . 20 - V D tiim i al the C ity Hall &uluida> In u hurrow ad high h a t, Qovlh> building lu I- rreiti-d on hm ifurd Avenue will cci|t mImu I tim .r H ulland did th e h o n o n fo r F lorida y e ste rd a y a t a round of tea* and re crp tio n e p re lim in a ry A hi.yearly installation uf. lu , In- p resid en tial ln a u g u ra tk e u lie a rriv e d y e ste rd a y m o rn in g flier* will be held by the San. ford Lodge No. 87 of the I. O. wit). Mrs. H olland, a fotlnw ing <T sta te officials, hon o rary (I. F at thalr hall on Fourth Klrrrl and Pina Avenue, lumglil and th e ir ladles. at H:.1U o'clock. Two allowing* of the passion play, "Golgotha," will Ik- pre- LOCAL WEA 1 M-nted tomorrow at Brmlnolr High School. Tha matlnre will Fair and continued cold. tie ahown at l i l t o'clock, and the evening parformanca begin* In th* north and central at 8 AO o'clock. A email admit. tlona tonight. Tueaday fair rUlng temper*tacaa. (Jon will be charged. t j �. fa.WasfaWere It not for the war, eve imcof tH» (niton today would probably be ^4 •State* year. The Inauguration of a Prgalt la always big news tinder any M n President for n third tern la something augural!' which doia rtot happen In a generation,’ In fact, has rioter happened before In ISO yean opnational existence. But If it were, not for the war, thlr th W ferm inau­ guration would mot, be taking place tty the International crisis was. wl Roosevelt to allow himaelf to.btel term in the first place. Anti •nlibc danger which thi#country facet historical tradition1 dueed the American people to h and elect*one, man Preaidant fi d timof. c ,t T tH ahaftsee «*4 a- 1 « « « w n iw r local chapter of the A Association of U ntrrislty •o r* .' • A’. i ' ftho country: qolrad. T he renraa la a trallar to o a th i . o f : of) JA N U A R Y 20, 1941 where,.he* followed a, tloaa nod I rapidity. S waa -ostabll that oidep, fa. Baaht.. ■■ OtENHA FAHttM*!, MABRIES NkW VOBIt. Jw- S & 'i T .U 'S S Tunh. N. J>* to changed courao. * TcaahtM. Um- new anatomy court* will ba. Dr. Viola Graham, drrrcea fro m (Vjttmll University* » « p S t .r in 1P19> lllfjvl^liHmjkthaa tho,support of. the entire tie* tion bahind hint-in whatever tasks It* nhgad. Time, are a few. dissenters bat they are numerically Inconsequential. The leader of tho .Republican party haa called upon the Presi­ dent and pladiod this unqualified support In this crisis. Fear haa givsn. way, to confidence, Momentous events will take place during President Roosevelt's*third, term of office. Thera will Iks more action, mors money spent, more taxes levied, more significant changea in the world in which we livo than characterised hla first term of offico. No one can say what our country will bet like when these four years hay# ended. Uut one can easily bollevc it. will be different F o o lU h C o n d u c t in sltt A lts tarn to heir: hreliay, raekaUng I'liMla- aid lady there ier gsttsta high, t'. laattla *Hgara- aiehta Opad-xn k ind o f allvar -'KTCtol1 end timing itrokat to ef old. here »hedew »>»t «oreads of tkeH«l#« to feres airch Hub her Although the, destruction of a Nazi swastika flag by an American sailor In San Francisco rather appeals to the savsep instineta In most of us who would like to give Herr lUtler a swift'hoot In the pants. if someone elso would Jiiotlhold the Qermnn army at boy, It la u regrettable* oc­ currence. • The flagjWas flying proporly from Us staff atop the alneratpry, orHcps of tho Gorman consulate as It had a tier* fact right w ho. Under* International law the German con­ sulate-is. Gcfthan soil nut to invade its premises and de­ stroy. Its preporty, Is technically as much a violation of national r l g ^ V ' t * * Tnwutfcn of Holland wa*. M The Gsrman government haa every right'to bo indig­ nant over this affront to Us, sovereignty. They could not be Expected to bo other than offedded, any more than we would bo If the American flag were desecrated to ths streets of RarlUi, It Is. Jpit, Such explosive Incidents as this whkh lead to war in spito of the best Intended mea­ sures lh the world on the part of the powsre-thaUbe tv keep Us out, In .thi#'connection It I# well to t*car in mind1that whe­ ther or not we engage In .war with, Germany does . not depend'entirely upon .the attitudo of our govenunont offlclgls, British propaganda, or even the wiU of, Hitler, 'ilte people, themselves htys a great deal to. do with it. Kra. quant repetitions of sucht Idsfltnccs as took place In- Ban Francisco'Saturday may mal^o It Imporntlve for Germany sgalnst her wfflto. d « W on u*. 1 Undoubtedly this couflUt' will develop fast enough without* spy. encouragement, from people who do not Icnpy what they «re doing. The doclsion as to peace or war •hepld b» lart with reaWM|albile authpriilw .The Individual should be careful that* he lit net the one who. lights, the match whkh seta off* the explosion. TOR IRK. YRARS It chatn> atturee* and* restaun s s a i t t J ^-embexallng. pilfering. Ip* Exams A t F. S. C. W. Scheduled This Week S ? ° ! UT* H*. z r m o ,& » s t we ertt ay 1- ! •- • Jan. 2 0 .- W INES^UQ UO RS-G INS FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 880 . , (" ~ y ,f: ■«m*t - ! ' ■ , *• ; v m M Bill’s Package Store JT .1 C tart sf,>tu- Bcnsior Vendanbarg htmagU an outright taotit ba earUimy obtaeU Amariean war auopUet Hla varrion I* that It B mIAm b iin r u t UotetloniaL atM matoC tor Wbaalar wonts wonta It the United if c f f is s a r . <~M '*wW W » 2 »i „7l OrtOtt ] R k v ilB u M * ; Chartw M. Pool. Clrrmoat wlnr manufacturer,, will pr<jfa« 000 nail an* of grapefruit 1thla year ant nlma at a. capacity of a million gslkm sln tho near future, A $20000 rol*rgrwqnt of Ml wlacry *• "0WJLn the rrcata- portlan of wHeh will h* .pent installing two glass. T h e av era g e le n g th o f fem ale rattleanake* fqund by federal blo lo iU la d u rin g a stu d y In O klahont* w as throe fe e t w hile Iba av­ e rag e le n g th of m ale* wa* from fo u r . to five feet. t'.r-il'iis? of enterprise I Til* new re m e ite r wi I begin w ith reg istratio n * Monday and Ip e a d a y , Ja n . 27-591. , departmqnt, stores, Chicago area, have ita qualify for aldtl, but n» t hf employer an li TAl.lJUIAflflKE, BjjJJSjv” IIan* a re whadulrel from E rl.) mti r ” “ * d a y , J a n . 17, la B atu rd ay , Jan.* * r e . £ £ £ 2*. " t F n r h U S U U College for. W _____ omen. T___ hle t_______ m ark* the lha eloaa c la s s , of th e f ir s t ic m c ita r a work, i tlld -y e a r g ra d u a tio n will t»k«! place S a tu rd ay m orning, Ja n . *ii------- ra- in a hurry, sabotaurs. The ...... vTC / * -5 j; •Wrw York »u»gcin and WW , r Z i o™ 1tawnift rredySU .- . w here rh a ta u g h t foe rev** years In th e collage of mod It In* and w here a h e observed th e leaching i f *urh a enure*. D r. G raham a la s h o i ta u g h t a t W b ih tag to n Cnl. lege In C hoaterlom i, Bid-, a n d haa Ire n connected, w ith flo rid * S ta te lined i t e r a t e ib rated »»• lith e a r a bca, -asdw at s a d th e A �I . SANFORD, FLORIDA Activities A. C. L Business JBoxing Show Will In 1940 Exceeds ;Bc Sponsored For 10-Year Record Benefit Of Blind Little Theater For Children Progresses Under the sponsorship of Mr*. C olem an, Telephone 148 Boyd h | toward the work is pro g resso rg a n isatio n r f a Children's L ittle T h e a te r In Ban. ford with as' m any rlu h s to be 'formed as th ere is in te re st for them. C hildren will be grouped according to age M rs.- Colem an has had e a te n , fhra d ealings w ith school c h ild , ran In the line of dram atics since • he was d irec to r <f the D ram atics C lub of the high school, coached the aen lcr play, “ L ittle Women,** last y ra r, was in ch arg e of the May Day program s <f the high schools, produced several church plays a n d class and rluh plays. T he firs t step a f te r o rg a n iu u lion of the groups, according to tha d irec to r, will be to acq u ain t the children with e ducational plays In sim plified fe rm , g iving them a background of c u ltu re and u n d e rttan riin • th e ir ap p ro ach In th e tvpe of th e a te r for c h ild , ren w hich Is needed. T he cluhs will speelnlite In rrc a jiv r-rn n s t m e tie r drnm at Ira, c ip re ssio n and d rsm n lira tlo n of plays. Each child w h . eom pletca th e prescribed w,,rb will he given a diplom a In dram atic a rts a n j a c h a rte r m em bership in the C hildren’s L ittle T b eatei liere. A fte r a th ree m onth-' train in g petlod tltv th e a te r will tirndtire play* (or various civir m g a tilsa . tlons with half of the pine.... I' to bo donated to some w. rlliy cause. Mrs. Colem an I- being assisted in o rg anising by N C Douglas of th e A m erican Publishing C rm pnny. who hn* been n rllv rly e n . | e a re d In directing and -punsoring i little th e a te r m ovem ent nut the U nited Slate* NEW YORK, .Inn “ fl — (Jh j W IN TER l* \R K . Jnn 20 __ T h e A tlnntie t'u ast l ine R ail- I ( S p e c ia lt The fir-t a m a te u r ron.l h fndlcd m ote freig h t and ,, x(n „ ,.f „ a_ c a rrie d m arc fm«-rnjrt ■^ in 1910 I th an at any tim e ,n the Inst | ' 1"» -» rc ,|f» hy the W inter Mis* H elen Doris Palm er, decade, n «tnlcm eni ti m Melt | l ' :" b Lions Fliil, for the benefit d a u g h te r of M r. ami Mrs. L. A. D avis, cvccutive \ u president. ' °I the u inleiprivilrgeil tdind peoJames Keyes spent the week, I • *: T U E SD A Y P alm er o f this city, and David end In Ocala n t h friends. aald ph* "i th h nm iiiniiiity will ho ' B id C ross Sew ing room a t the Robert Sm ith, son of Mr. and D avis soul fieiglit tra ffic e s- hull! \V*ilnp«ila\ uich l, at l la r p e i, C W n w ' i Club bouse will be open Mrs, W, R. Sm ith panded despili tin- i l e a . iro n s r a l ­ Shophi’i'il Atlilolp I'm k The hoRP. M. Vickery of Cam p Bland of Orlando, ~^MUt »:S0 A. M. u n til 11:110 ly 1040 free r m 11 i iilo, which oj*C PI'OCNUO f4l( ihtw r v n it will were united In m nrrisgi- S aturday Ing w as the weekend g u est of I'dM k. c u rta ile d itH.viimhf ,if i-H mm In' a riTPMim p.t Inli r relatives. w' A nnual to u ris t p arty will be evening a t R'.OO o'clock in a simple fru it, mic of I In- (Wa-1 L Jm ’s On (hi* jip nm m , L p «o Prc»h*U a t 1:00 M. a t the Wo- cerem ony a t the F irst B aptist principal rev en u e.] mmtiwlnp coni* i.Iotii lla i rv Hr wn nn mm need, B rian H u rt of DeLaml spent Biap'* C lub house on Oak A re . Church. T he Rev. \V. P. Brooks, moditic*. ! will In* a " f r i 'r .f o r , a l l / ‘ lit) or 40 th e weekend w ith his p a ren ts ■ a n a Vrlth m em bers o f the W o. Looking hi llu* fitiiih ' l)avM n m tp h of tim itoor and J r , 'O ffieltlr.1 in the presence of C lub M hostesses. All u sinall group of relatives and Mr. and Mrs. J. I . H u rt. ■aid: (lif plain <voof that -Imulii ritand w in te r visito rs are friends. “ Tin* d e c idedly |Bvm a h lr im m . iioi t hn\ ip • fap- from nil F enily Invited to atten d , F red Miller re lu m ed y e ste r­ D ecorating lh» church for the pecti* 1*1 iii4|04f*vt*iiu'iit In bsiAic t m I H or ph,* t WEDNESDAY Tho I h im r io h . rhroiich thr* eecaslon were 1*11 floor baskets day from Jacksonville w here he tra ffic , 11 u p i liui an11Ik a 1«?if*' t VUiHUUHIIV C om m unity OCWlDg Sew ing V*IUD Club will Will of g la d k ll.' ThrouglmqJ. the c ere, spent the p a s t week on business. ■»hore of Mu fu .f 11, pu'iiirnt to ant f ii mi*nihi<i-hip, hn.** rim-. 1 MP'io.1 >4 p e n mi*non I rin c nml mfcaaat w ith M H . Boston S teele a t ineny a p.-agram r f nuptial aclecIh r tin titiintl iti’fi M-t |iiKj>inml in, ^ g s O t .a 'e l t t k a t th e bom s of Mrs. tlons w as tendered tae hy Mrs. E vans iliralc* o p* t in.I of im proved fm hi- hril pit m*i*i*toiit,v pnrnfihFr. F riends of Mrs. W, B. Zaehry McCoy a t the organ. B u rk e S te ele , 200 Elm Avenue, •inI m n 1h i I ill ro roipl'4 fr-in tho jmiiH rev oilin'- " nre so rry to h ear th a t she Is and C hinese The p e tite b runette 1 tide wore III a t her home w ith Influenia. o m i -in oh t h Iy lm \ ipv* “how* will l M onth ly bridge T h e i-in i i r i lo t i iflwny op. fra iu rin g a lh e « k « ».............................................. s nparty c# the Woman's a pink wroul su it c ra tin g mioito* 1.1 j o in lull -lo u t •it to iM •pcrisii fioul foi ihr* iin•4.1 pl l\ |h o> I 1*11o■I pi oplo III C luib b Will *111 be I held at 2tlS o'rloek prlnc**« fille d coat with th ree , F rie n d s of Owen Kelley will o f tin* RioloAiiiiit , —k t ‘tthe.plub h e . club nhouse o u n with w im Miss » > IIrene i t m q u a rte r length sleeves and n re g re t to h e ar of his Illness from pinr«* l 'i; t l. In » ......... . • | *.s . f W .III. I Fail • m a t w t , Mr*. J . 0 . P atterson, (.T ra c e of Ijilistran row s. Areea- Ih flu en ia a t his home on Twin hlfh-crn.il* th ifli. .In rih c »ho W . H all and M rs. H arry sorles of p in t nml Mur completed Lakes. »*arly p a il of l:Mo the aa hostesses. Election her ensemble, ►ity fill i ••1111M i 4 In to i t . ri hu1111■I i. Ml*s Lillian Adorns, only a tte n ­ j f o r th e Social De. W illiam Shepherd of Cocoa linn o f *-i| M111r111111S 1m m rrl in. dant to the firlde, chose n silk Jer­ ( unsurlo V anderbilt F a ir la shown w ith W illiam John W srburton will be held preceding w as th e guest yesterday of his r r i ’HEini ill lOiiTI.I ;i nil HP lr j p i sey model of royal blue featu rin g p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. fslluwing th eir socialite m srrlag* In tho bride's New Votk home t he J. A. ( tpilpim til tm l tf.,1 1, i \ r** “ h"d», d au g h ter of William K. V anderbilt and the late Mis tin .I ,,,, O, :RedCkt»e sewing session to be a printed sh irt which gathered Shepherd. Him i” -n i.l \ to 1m 11 r n m \ i l a ir Vanderbilt, and the bridegroom each had been n ia n ird twice held from ptM A. 11. until 11:3® onto a wide w aist luind. 8 h “ lull11*' t oji-l I in. l t i itory iif i I At hit h U iti Hit* will m l. previously. They are honeymooning in lb . S„mb. a corsage of white cam ellias uum hi ‘1 o| tj11 i 11•■11 11 ■+(* prop*rt« I Mr. and Mrs. 1., M. l.in e h a rl I t’eloek ■ a t the Woman's f lull were llt-1 S'" Ii M ..... tin* |in«and black nod white nrcessories. left yesterday for M oron, < la, house. Ivo* nliorolv I- i•11• 11 .i m4| h i iil.l | -11*11 1*’ ,\ i ; I.L t )tii in ii y The bridegroom hud a . his best to visit (heir dau g h ter, Mrs. J. i . iitmoi* l*» M - mIi in h im v m il • v"iir I*. .*» 1 l4U.ll fi<imi m an, Eddie Ib ld in of this city. D. D otsry, pnovomonl iff m il iiii.lm o . nw ol' THURSDAY ll"V* Ttlow n m crIne"il Following the cerem ony, the : iliuiM m e mot • -iii• * m uh'i ml* J 1irkrt* H -R ed Crosa sew ins room st newlyweds left on n wedding trip t li;i 1*1 ( ii l|l f U 1<• llll j E dna Rivers and Ja m es n liili* M die i in n © *lbe W om an s C lub bouse will l«- w llh th e ir dost Inst i „ unknown. it Mias Hi'! he *(%, lit | ‘ t Villi. w h lc h s td of Savannah, Ga. ^ | ,,, , , , ni o»on -n............... -in , Ml........a n ...... i ip 1 \\ Ik .open all day. A covered dish •ii.Ii I 11«h S. 1iuul Audi­ Upon re tu rn in g tlo y will ,„ « k e i vUitP(j Wfl< (, rrth (| Rlv^ „ d llr. tin' I'lav ■luncheon will be served n l noon. th e ir hr me rn. Osceola Avenue j (he w r r k ciid. I..' ■m 11 w 1' 1. * ^ “ ■V|tpf Is i| ||| pH ,, »1M 1*» III lm l A All wom en a re urged to attend. In O rlando w here Mr. >*mllh l» aa* I u til 1> »■ t 1 411 *- Mtl.kfk _______ in.I it,■*! i Iminl i- e *«hdII nlii'if i i m 1*1*1 B FR ID A Y w ith Meint i . (irocery ,■ Ft p ,te n d s of of S. S. A. A 1,win I.A K K I.W h I: I IIM IIM V Vn , .lim 1*1 • T* | i mi Pi t 11* i I *ml -l‘*p lends It win will re . I Tit.\ I M C ro w i*w ln* a co lo n will U trf, ............... 1 In Slip! Ii In i'HTI hi i in m"*t . 7‘hf l.aki'liiinl W .'uili. 111411*511 V "’** I g re l to learn of the death of his , I,lt| 1 *» I- * ' • S p o n M iri'il 1 1 \ i In* W onirn*H b tld from 0-^0 A. M. Com pany, -1-i t'ii% M* iinmiH | oh«4>tvniire i.i.'v n -t fit -i . ,i,>M , Hit It. .........I it I, || . l.i* s i 1111 le is te r, Mrs, l.n th er H elslnger of Snrii*l> ul i h r i s l i n n *ScrilttS O o'eloek In lbs W om ans] -----Im ih'hiy^ «*f tin* illm .liion-* £«'imIjiti|r«*r n l i h - ,m,i m , I | i h G atllpnlls, Ohio. tl • f III.' H in Ite-l w run ih r ' tint th nml i • in r . I |...| i {Club \ in*. I i r s l Mi t h n d is t drill '111 It •l*«*41 F 1A*r . ^rluit-iit.il 1 In k.L| nil in lie * Mr. and Mrs. 1.. II llu rv ry had ThiM* fin 1 < i (h u n h ...... »*l Tlmf uJ imlliMTi tm i'k in tli. inn. klmitl. (n .1 1 os th e ir weekend guests, II. 8. li.miiHili im , m ' Kali) .la, k -KU tint It purl it.it In* ii.i \ F e a tu re of the seventh annual Rlngley and Dr O rten Casey of HAPPY I1 IK T IID A Y 0) Si nli"1 V\, .4 i,t *Miiivi nit 1min uet lu*nr«i 1 Thp Imi tu n -ni r tu rlat p a rty t-i be given to m o r C alnm vla, K. C. * *. S u s d st n i*u1.1 m h i ►■ui* Iii 4 S I . eenmn, kt«i|*i’ll ' ’ . 'Another proof of the lim e. im evening a t H:<K) n clock bv Johnny Higgins, .It * .1 I ft HI).I *ot Ilee* • f I tit* I IDtil tit til'd 1 V Ii" Mra. R. W T u rn e r spent the ibg. W om an's r lu h at the cluh alogan. “Ib pays to artver- house on Oak Avenue will w rekend in Jacksonville I'st l.aniei v •ml i \ ,i I Vi u •* I rm lri', pt »i inn w ith ItUc," Cams today with a state, be It J ll lty ^ i 11n* pmiiIImI m usical qul(, “ So You T hink ker husham l who is spending \ Ini ti l | I.l tv fn h o t to The Sanford lie n d Youn Know Min* ViiRuiia F m .l^ 1 e•11 If tit" lit A III | "i m im itr I |,111ii^rci I i h nn i Mu>lr? conducted hy some tim e there OjfVotn tb« Creomulsion Co. of Mra. Ja m es Moughtnn. A 11 MiiUhrw** ' 1 I l«l l< lie n I \ f It in nm t In oAtlanta, Oil, that “consistent sd. Mrs. II*"I licit StiHiihufr other ruim beia mi the pingrant II \ ri nlI until It. I t irf rii r, I, In *i mu til f i . i1*in i* l.i* <ji and Mrs. W I . H arrison YCgtiatnr Ip The Herald has will be » solo by Mrs. J. I.. Ingley of Mr. <.ia11, s1—v m f i tin Him* in*'1* *mi (hom T rv t Monday Celery Avenue have as th eir i greatly increased the sal* of our and a plane solo. “Tyrolese W ed. g uests, j n W ynn ^ ..i (he S um mttl HrimtlntNt* 1I 1IS w| Itlf's t Ni • i \ , Mr. nml Mrs. Jack O '. | ptedptt In your trading araa.” E J. M oughtnn m |i,im In I t eeniM n, u In t mirlit ding Dance,“ fay MUs 7ona M at. . l.Orootmibien la a proscription (hews, pupil of Miss M argaret Brlen of Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs R It Floyd i 11"fill **f m illin' v uffftii p . \ - Ih r O tecoramsnded by drotgDI* and Davis. f Mi.* \ ii u im u Dt*- |*|| alW Hill, 1« mi B hlrlry Je a n S lu s it H. D. M organ of New York " 4 ,M '' 1 HU doctors for stubborn coughs. Th* Social, Civic. M inlr. and C ity arrived yrsterduy to spend D. W. H utchinson tsn \e Is**|fll 11 . j S r a t eolds and bronchitis. It is Literature D e p a rtm e n ts of th* some e with his wife and III lit Icis n m*11it!' • *oi y 1 In of m»iii i1 relief i ; Mid esnocl* ly beneficial in the H ub am Joining to gether In p lan ­ e h lld m i, lim .Sl.lrlry and Dale, Jr. 1 t 1, u. lu tiii'l i hut nf iiirk ■ I'lflM’N. IllHMS* ■ tlisf oT coughs that follow in. ning the Inform al p a rty honoring M 1,11 41 nit' . tisUimm ily rrlo ■niill until In i i Conic in iculas aml liitd m u lu m Fanford'a visitors. Mr. anil Mrs. F. E. Boum ll. 1. II. •( ■ It*ils m 1hi Sunlit Many | * nlheii - i ** cAiy if is fur you to tm n a ih * Refreshments will he served st l i t spent y e slrrd sy in Gainesville Il its e !*• . n In hi kin* Ink Hin plum"' ■>' C M III! •IMPsi BUtnlciana hare placed at U the eoncltlilan of the e n te rta in . w ith , th e ir son snd d su ^ h te r-ln ^ M o ic iu r O il It augc UsJri t e a s y He in* fore.^hmlnH tnjj (it | II -1 Hii**>. il l )» m Tta M ' t w chances of a person'o -JL>. . youi 1n c m U 1 H a h r 1 Im cm s |p Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Ron. t ru le Tumulus r arrosted for serious trims. All tru ris ta and visitor^ in San- law, mi lot. 111. ' 1Uifi.ni, vuur utiJj k m l i r n 1 I i t - In ih.h's cii'U 'nnm U i« n lee eosii*-! fold have been l» » u e t^ l eonHnl 1h r $4kti Ii.i] ltlti> ill AljfUenin^Al 1 <1.11Ji |i It ii ml 1 .w* . M. | lo rcn cr o ffrrt >s»u c s c r y i h m ^ i irsdtiswsW I'ewss r « i r « » ' < t—Motion to be prssdW M hiith Ihr C harles B sldin of P a ris Islsnd, does littlo creslit to th, t o.inty »!.*, I l . •l.i, 1 • •<i atns. K-nitur • r i ' l f l i i k.ill n f 1u WII . ilflil Jill " f bcAiiiy, t o n s r m u i t c i n t i belter club. «h** 8. C., was the w rekend g u e st of a il *Mf i Dec luring th a t racine m I *“ I MU**is 11•|i i \ m1111 I .iitilmii, S«uIh W iw h i d . n .Minin' *nl i illltl c u u k k l l g . T l l C I t ' t A m o d e l il l A! vvill fl w hia p a te n ts, Mr. snd Mrs. C. I.. Ida r a n t he rrooUed. .'!• Hp...... I • I tl - f*l . I . Mi- tllld flftk.U l- \ lilt III 1ii ITI n m l nm* 11••■i plrA»e you— a n d you can afford it. B eldin, s t th s ir hom e on Fust sold (hut the S ta te uiam litln- t : | VKl'ir inui I r! | i IIa i.ll ,v imi4i1S It - u hi t h c<•Mi- 1 w rit 111i t Hu i n i i l i n t hm)! Select it fro m o u r big display. N ineteenth RtroeL M tiiIns i*f i lit l Ilf M inti* I f f ii m lunTiwuyu* WII ** insneclors *1 Ha" 11*»• l._ ■v1 t t fill th .11 i.'iiihlis i.inn, i fU tir lc il in il H iu ( holiiln v S« h 'd night who see to it thr Frank W oodruff, H I, fre rh m in nlthiuii Ii 'Id • f f It t Itiulillll*' 1 i, 11,., ,u I ,o n e - tiad enu-ed sre r In Icily enforced It tl' 1 *' a t the U niversity nf F o rld s s t ,.i Hi, l.okes I, VI"". k ,41 Jdl't I nut 'lilt , ill •' v i» t- trim G sincsville, visited during the o clock, sre then I n k ', till I.. . 1. III. i* will til ii Hy bunk | the ill" " ta ll, ' . New 9 F»-l,t'Ml. weekend w ith bis fa th e r, Frank III th ri, kennels willi " , ..... fir* |N , '! ( , Dab,nn nml w e st,'tit Muun-n- well ii* Ill I l Ml t V WoodrulT, Jr., th d **1n 1■ 1 t,tftl( i nf 1lie- 1 «„it, Inc ony chance lo gel l.i Hu before ih ry rare. The> HM U.* fi‘ilt*i ni' v 1.11 Im*Ve* it’»sf*( vmu i Mr. and M rt. O. P. H rrn d c n in U' ' 1 Th* v i j*i*11,4 ■i.t li ft • 1 r| *|U't a rc r i p r e t e d to return tom orrow Inti-tv -I' •f*|» w II ..... i ii fill Most going on at ALT. night from Washington, D. C., qualifies them . lirmcl ;gr \l»* hvillc MAN CHEVROLET CO. w here they are attending the in. Mr. Spenrer also d, «i't, '• ■* 1 I e*IIIA SSill h . i. I Buy a quality OK used ■uguratkyi festivities. .d a rtin g Iwx and showed pt*..... , fur 111•■ f 11 - * 111, f in 1 Mm *in ih.* I \f I \ l l \S M * . car. We must move these ( of n m im ler of photq ftm«lu ■'■ | i ii r i. i kill nl..\ riu* i*i'*im i i. i 11. Stun .....Ii F lu ..hi find used cars to make John Pqpe of the U niversity told how the psi i.niutu, I • -■I •U III V II. M " It U I I I 111 j| I t.. 11MIt l*h, |,l. >-ii ii! imIuciH uni i l l . I l l ' S roetn for • others being of Florida at Gainesville spent latinos a rc made nnd « Ind l lu ll, Mill I*' S|ll*lf It I | Ini* ill 111* «l**k "O' v. -I s iMlIMll'tl lh.w vt . s *V S*ll«*U w... traded In on the BIO the wrekend with hi* parents, pen* to the odd centl pol' l moi mi -♦ i s i n T u f-.li. \ 1 1kg ...........imIm'I - Mi-** M i t ' 1 | N ^ W 1241 I Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Pope, nl g ets c v riy ilin 'r of i i - ■" "■ > S|niu*\s n 11 .l.itkwim thn|>hf l ih. | |f vy.i- U1S Ill'll 4 1 Olll* "f |UI " their home *n Sanford Avenue. bark 4*»,?ept the ’lake 'I' t 1111ti4»I I iniiitHiti,i<" of ilu" i Mill11 tl- |.i i ,n (h r I'tiI n*‘ m im iiv 1" Fpencer ssld. ilfiry 1M \ i u th li'MlK still Im vi Milt ,j ns \ i*\s ’ll'til Ik o i t. Itvu’ Mr. and Mra. C. E. House of In rinsing Mr. Siicnre, «s„l "■ ii J*iin■ .litt kMin.]A*(* m friit.niil I t .„|, i. mi* f.n ( h r U n i t ................ K ansas City. Mo„ Mra. U . 8. an c i l r a ra re will In- held m ilirtm-r iiihI inilin {iioKimn Rce these gave before i n n atio n Irm h u MrspengsT, Mr*. LeuHne Besl m onth, lo lie known »■ > the "M um , g e . buy any used ear. | h. i niifriuni t* i*» 1»Hnil i and Verne Messenger spent yes. of D im es' handicap for the I" M eet ' a n Iha cleanest |,v n ii u.mil . "tuniiMr*' wiiMi lord ay In Tampa and 8L P e ters, fit of the Infantile p n ra ly .i' lai.-i Used can In Sanford | |lr, |.i . n in i %i - 1i-f»*,«" for Hi.' burg. H a rris Atak-rson and T H '" i j | tit *r thr.*1 yrm *» ■!*• M,,'h fntvl Itynl also spoke In Im-IiuK • 1 j |»iii). * m*» Ammib Ihc firld - h* llr, II, W. Rucker la espeeted the Infantile paralysis driv.' m firi "*i*hli,tl h i *' NiMiuluifv, ■pasta] Deles* Tksrnaa. to return this evening from Ocala Dr. R. SV. R uprecht w as npp •inn I |iw\t hi'l"W, >‘. l Ol iul SU llllH’t I'i'V. daa Jaat .Mia new ■ where he meat yesterday and chairm an of a conim ltlee t„ ■ ( « i nmi'iit ii|f#*ncn •. h i '« th , l>hs. today attending the Florida Cen­ th e March of Dlir.rs l«mrd wm m I .lin n llo rs, nm l n*cn*«l n»n scveetelfy i tral District Dental Aaaociatlon S atu rd ay . T A IM II4 S 8 K R . Ja o 1" meeting. _______ P resid en t J. !.. Ingley i “ M' f Sjwrlis11 Arm toim illM v |fi -in JW W | K ftU f ; » . IN * , Y l a tte n tio n to ■ meet ing •■( I l»-nl* of KFuiHtj Slftlr* Foil rift I*. n i ni . f alatr-w nlr plan* »•"* M' Friend* of Mr. and Mra. w. hoard of d irectors nml ............. Women s* HI kw*p1n teachinif .titj.l.a.l pio irrn m i of tour h r» *d L. Morgan «U I ka glad to learn lee chearm en which will ta t iii ti 11.In f <11 rllfht l»i**l II III *1 trrri'hi|> - In \ h.riiln com ninuiln , th a t they ara able to ba out place T huraday, Ja n . 21 at " • InrHrn: w.lh tlid* »Hr*ccim1 -Hut - hiuh'U Im rnm if w linh in«' " v* • g a la a h a ? being cor fines! to home of II. U. Pope tw'gmnmit ■■ »i*r, .Inn 1*7 III.. Ih n p r n ir n n n lor p n p a '(n‘ Irm hrit* fm th r I'uidu s. h ■i th e ir hotaa oh M agno.la Avenue I! Kk) o’clock. TH* hn.* juM hern iinnouncr | *«r r 'll nr I nf th r Kloinlii V liitora a t today s Ion, h< " ft with Influenia. for several at th r Minlr rullrirc w h rrr ls\ Included A rth u r K lcgurtlo. I ra, coiiRuhnnl1* from th' cnirnilb-ioM | I . lli k-r tm chlriif u itrin ra •*"■' , om nium !lr« into which thry Mr. and Mra. A S. Pryor of W illiam s and M ark lit lit of tv, im I r m h u iiiucatinn of Ihr Aim Lovelacwvttla K y - arrived yester­ te r G arden, ami C harles F » , , Iran ro u n ril i*n E ducation hiivr iro will I r m m ouurril in ftU*.u day to enend *oma time aa the Jam es PlU m an. N ison Mult, lti< *• l*rrn c'Hifi*rriri|jf for two i Ims- tv n k .Srlrctlon of in irru r* *" ' ‘ guesta or their aonJn-Uw and ar,l H a rris, and F rank S, gi„ , thin week with coIU r:** uffickrtl* mi if .h*li*rmlnnl '.i> h oumiU * . j i u rto i•*, inrludlnir th r lo c a te n daughUr, Mr. a a t Mra. J. W. of Orlando, rw » n lin if (rnirhrr n Iu c i IIiiii Hall. They were accompanied Th r conHtillanlB « i r l)i J M mli fir BiluntioriB which th r r • la ff of 4hr coll**K«‘ Tomm y C ropper. Peggy M ur,„ w illiam s, director <* the Istm i» m ii from i l Mr. and a r k , Ike** *4 tU lr r y „ h k o l s . th e 'U n iv e rsity sup riv lac, ill'l |h r ahllity nf ( X . ------ a n d ' R alidt— d 'lark, rt*k , world'* r e s t tric k rldera. will SI K entucky, n n i Dr. C h s rlr. F i perly ' prepere<l in te rn e , tv " I n e a r a t th e Roden loden a t A rcedls ■" , i>r „ || W ashington, D in la e s r silu slin n s ........ * > J a n . U - I U I ,', BUI W elles. men»- 0r,ltnator of the coiqm lssl n «n I will b" ulb’wed f i the Ini, g e r, atm eunced th is week. Ok. ta.rfcar e ,|lM-.ll,iti of the A m en I leaching a t ho bee la eending an out Is . cma O u n , , ! on R dnration Thev • The Inter neships will offer .» th a t h a s never bron rid,I, " i , , , , , rn l Florida a t th r >perlenee In teg u la r public s, i„,,.l for the horse O th e r fe a tu re a ttrac tio n * n request of Hlal* 8uparlnt*ndent i teaching slluatlm is under ">• iha Wo. dyet. u d e th* P rev eeu B rothers, trl « [ r J l t i E nglish and the Florida g u id sn re of a a e lrrtrd teacher nn.l at Itl* ropers) P aul Maim w ith bis lli' - T eacher E ducation A dvisory Coun- prlncl(>al a n d under th* • u(w ' ' 1, l M A T H E I l A R C A D IA III.IH iT E L E P H O N E 127 .tk l y horae, P tt e t a a d half-breed Mra. clj composed of college rep rreen - slon of the in stitu tio n In whirh pmt. tuna bull. F e rd in an d , who l w u t l r e s . to a*al*t In th e develop-M b# stu d e n t le enrolled. I /H elen Palmer And DavidSm ith Wed Pe rsonal's Jal Cal(tndat\ r. r SPECIAL TICKETS ■Civil War Heroes Heavy Frost Is Honored By South Seen Bv Bureau through.irj o(JaV( Tomorrow luesdav iMormni!: ■'” ...... lerftld Ads Boost - Creomulsion Sales ' vr Quiz Will Be Part Of Tourist Program i , tv Dog Racing Is Ranked A,s Big Industry Here ■x Great January USED CAR Pm -r 7L Last Times Today ||.\ s ( ’. W. I n s tru iio r jTo Co To ( onfcruiict* e! CHEVROLET TUESDAY BARGAIN DAY Double Feature Internships For Teachers Starting Second Semester 1940 CHEVROLET 938 FORD TUDOR l&'SU'Vta.'n CHEVROLET • BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD STOVE EASY TERMS S r IMS CHEVROLET "K Wc MATHER ,i Group Officers FURNITURE CO. never been ridden for a dlatamr i ■. --------of mar* (hm 14 feet and 1-Inch Mra. ar ------*■1 ■ — -------------------------------------- - n sw U E S T IO N : skirts the "for 1,1(0 miles. "No, n o t if You Plan;; it the U nited Wayf-’ “Isn’t It Elxpcnsive To Own A Home? BAGGETTS Liquor Store I've a wsys thought that on. |y well-to-do people can af­ ford to own a home of their •w a / , , THE VERY BE8 T In Liquors, Wines, ..vV^Qin* ■ UNITED LUMBER COMPANY r." I '"-’j Er I Because th a t's th* e im p V ro sy and economical w ay build ynur n a n home. Ask Mq a bout I f ■*»' i-/' ITS EASY TO OWN A HOME 1 We*ll bo gltul lo fumUh you wllh nil the information you'll need about building a v home the Mtfc, economical United Lumber . Company way._______________________ H'aVi 1-'rrK fif . * ■tf. 7 \ \'f " - • - ' -H - s J '' . . tt LOjv,(V »wi Apr, *tL Vs - a . if" . JLrrlS:JiJt <■3jS*. t'K. l-'YvS-i-' ^ -*■ . 4 y \ ‘y- fuiFV' * ■f ■■y ’ • 1 Mm ^ >t hdSa'«w; ST---. 3 v ■ j \ i �8 A N B 0 R D , rU M U D A Georgia Tech Leads SoutheRflicrn Group I t e y i h he A T L A N T A . Jan . •« — (A P I — An n m a iin g Gcorcix Tech liask e lb s ll team , which should be ta k in g Its lumpa b u t isn 't. will tr y fo r It* seventh consecutive v icto ry tonigi t ag ain st the cham pion* of the Soul hear let n t'o n te re n c c —K rn tu rk * . T o n ig h t Ranford-Orl«n<lo Kennel ’3 B $ & E i 'Z £ .'! £ t f u r l we, day, of rain which tad th* i m k ta • firmness iwt iled.lhl* season, and the cold UK h a r the wreykeaada rrady tff fo r teach record* when ting'tint** roll around. • >• ninth i*c* acaln take* the r"u n 'Kamtiing N an. Id reconl-breaker frpm competing against a which Include* Flashy Doll- Green, Jovial Irish Drogue, F. ,‘r* exhibition of chipping and poL ting to defeat Ilarry Cooper of Chicago, 7 and «,• in U>« .VUioli finals of th* fSOOO Ran Francis* ro n a tc h play open trairnimewh A 20 I* I abet when the firing opened' Wednesday, Revo.ta ea*ae through tn win Mm aananl event by the maat onesided scat* in Ita ll.y c a r history. Practienny every green wan a Hpeglal, Sunflow er C hef ancVMire- miniature laic* and water stood ■Mlpfj- v _ _ ^ .... __ « foot-danp. on. one fairway but daily double will b« held dor. Revulta made the course look the nett ml and third races e a s y by Ms performances. * nulnleia coming up on th» lie. took tn the tinusual play, and final event of the night in r condition* Ilka a dock take* t* water to win the pUodHs of n rain soaked galiery of MO. fMEW o r e fits r t f t o u * j a *Ip a r c C b o ta u f R c u sn ro — IdLV A*C SbflSVMAitt ASP t*M uwRti c m o M A rm cfic nrftoca/ J) / ’ - AoOPRCAJ A B A O c m w i t . STAR A f lU-uUMt AAP UAC1. A B R lU J J U lf A)U.BAC< *sy . M anned ih i.'fly by inexpert* e n c e l sop h o m o re* , nnd I h m r r t i . ■i n lly a n p i n g »l t h e - e a r n . , t ..*ch Itny M m a l o i f f s u lltfll d isp la y ed itt ii h s v n r i n - pins* It than spy 1 t e a m in tiie h a y ne. A n d il i h e >>d.I K s . i i r l i m n i m u ln it ,m t 1 11 M t o p i i l i e r , it m a y ’ el I h t h e • m dii 111 1.1pi i d hi |;i 11 v«*f«e. haa |>«tollnp III the f lr r n h C o u r t o f S e m in o le • •..i,„». P im iU n on o r b e f o r e th e I ’r l . r i i a r y rul* U ar, tn - o l i th* 1 hii .t t.my m Kebruarx \ I* t'il it, d r f n u l i thereof Ha MM P arte I*e1 (hit .11 . in * f'e»|*» *. |iro4*e»*« |>ut.ll>h*<l «h» ••*,»»•♦. ix . .it 1 r*l ox i«r in in »fir *AN •'It!* II HIIA I I* .« n e t e|*upae ot 1 t |». Ir* ul.l tl ot i r e It 14 • Miff 1 • •• • „ fs WHli»«< n*» 1 • 1 i ..ffo ln t *eal of m il. »»•»>• .\ n i t ’ll.\ I > 01 f ii On •••»■ «*•!• • 1 I • H.v i»«*N • V T i n : I 11(4 ( I I « 4*1 III n l ' T i l l N IN T H J l I • • • I I I « II,i | | T Ml A-r C A tC NT* If F O L K , V;» . .In ii J ’ T h , 7lf .fo t lit f u r xn, h* { I n i i r w e n t tluxx n Milti|;i\ in pv •*•»** kImiuI L'li milt*•» fr*,i W i n l t - g i m i t r i 11|* 1, 1 a 111|i , . kin* twin U 'i l tn ( llXk | t | ,y thl 1 n Ilu r A. I* K» lit. A trib u te U R evolts’■ sh o rt • gam e w as reflected In th e f e d ho had 10 one-p u tt greens o f the 3U hole* played. Ho finished _____ ______ l U C S —Futurity: . I MoUr' Dusk t Jus I.up.i fo u r u n c e r p a r and Cooper wa* f k l l i v d liu tm cto r I UaliHirv J J t r r r i N lll 7 1-1hrrty Hull th ree over. Itevnlla had n .17-Id—8* fa r : A i t r d w H l * L l u l # I OII<t»4 I’rii tr* U l t c p i o flA C B —ifr'uturltjri tho firs t round com pared to p e r l U l f o t I Killy l»*»»»l.|p| IflJM — 73 fo r the P reelde I R i l U t I>»rh**» L Ann I'x t I'B lrW it M alrock « (V fr ** !»••• course. C ooper had a 3&JI7—7 2 1 fo r th e f i r s t half. Th* w lnndr i K i«M r Con : I*, y i. I rratiH Bock I T a r i f f - l.«l» w as tw o u]> a t tnt> ninth, th ree T N I 111) H A CK — -• 16 l l l l r : up a t th a llllh and seven up A . | U H H a l f o f Ik il ly l*>ul»U) I fB uky O n rn f l l a p p ) |(tk*i till a t the tT tk . H e toured the iMlxi' t ilati'R tholrt* ( I fa r Ii) I ».i x»,i nine In 36 a g a in st Cooper's 30. l»»>t Ll«|der fo r m » h . i l u r h i i Ih*. I* «.*l h o u r* o f volt , ih.» •J* e r r . b e d p fn p a rf x ritual**. | ) 1| , f iittd It* lu g in t h e t. 'o unt) of jt. ntl* Mol*- iukI S l a t e o f Klo. |.U. m a t * i*.«rf I r u l a t It <|*«r/lhr«| * • foll ow e, totrlt Iteglntiiui: t i l l l e r | N o rth • "* J ..*11 M r * | of th e ftK 4*2*r- ‘ lie* of ill* M n * o |I. |.e%) 1 I *»«• n«|il|» |t S outh . C.iiiK* I !* - • . r u n N o r th *1• K l!.t«t l i l t f r r i Ih e rir e No* il. CM*, . t . g N . - l |«t \V«k•* • l ( l t r . I >\\ tv - Iona * T * * a M h e r e b y n o ti f ie d a n d re* W f * 4l t o a p p e a r to a * » r t a l n Wl! o f C o m p l a i n t ril*.i >. t l l u r i f: Crawford a g a i u a t x.-w lo r a ill W n i r ; 'b T . m n r i i m i i i i »% in b N| | r«H4 **l.%l, \ 1*1 I , Ml N I \ IN I II I M I II \ I »XI It* II III I I I I t^s Entries Mat and wool far unoccupied France, th* French freighter Jfmddc « • tha British blockade and roach Marsellls, bat tacit time aha hag by tha British msrchsnt cruiser A tln ria i. The H cadres (a shown >anos A ina before being farced into port at Montevideo. i i .niton im iiy t n*> huiAei* 4 l l U r U i n i ll**y % T m n IVlIlard P o r h T H I1ACH— Hut ur II) I Hip* Ainnif f> AW*rd«*n ! I l a f f p o l 11to • M l i t r Hi alls'll W rll N M i 11' p TW- U’jay • n «ll i Fm i f u r , m J n U i i K - l l l Mil". I Mg F o M u n n 1 II* nhu«P) r ir iia r lla l l a f i « fhl*f fa n im n 1 D a - l r l>Munl « T op K n ir l* 4 Ahnv Man « Fb »i Flr» IlI X T II U A f r . — INiliir li y; # • Mr. Il«4 i III k Ii r r a i h a r H i m Van**) • I-nan i k i l l n r t m : O u r Hill 7 J u k i l!« 4 I'lna al# Mkj.t. a l r r R III Tnugl* HHVRMTH i i a i ’H—i - uM Mil U Willi* Mil* * Ar* D rlrtr 7 I'.alrnr l l r n d * r I r«»rf Aid* i-.iiitin t n .ACI9—F t c n —P u liirlii: iu rttr: • P a n n J s e A n i t r . s S llr il le t. T r a i n ! <1o l4 r t | Wne*.* « M onty M n 4 U 1 JH m w t PM r i r * Nova-Baer Battle Ib Being Arranged’ N E W YORK. Ja n . 2 0 .- ( A P ) P ro m o ter Mike Ja c o b i, rIn te l a t th e a m a rln g success of F rid a y n ig h t's second Z lvlc-A rm strong fig h t, w ni sta g e more "re tu rn natu ral* ." Jacobs cxpecte,! tn rinse 10. d a y fo r a re tu rn t a t t le benreen I-on N ova and Maxlc Ilaer a t Madison S q u ire Garden In M arch. II* w as to com plete no. go Us Hons a t Mis ml, where he 114* Tlew S a tu rd e y night. tXXJC^AU ^ et The Thrill V( : PAY m a c k , • G L f N f iL A t iD i COACH dkloRrS T toe A elo x e a y i o « a s c . \ a > i f t * J i J t r » t r (« t S b i t A f i o e i A L - f ltA M v r t* * e y OowtMAflorl. STifeUnJ* 1b®6TUBR r o « / — j. tMB»9th_aUAat/^ BHitwh Securities To Cover War Buy* Rteveals Bife Holdings In 1). S. o f Picking Winners Before leaving, Jacobs s i g n e d U tru t total $1 nM.KOiUMWl. Ry MORGAN M. I I P \ r n lit. lig h t weight Champion lew Jen­ XTABHINO t A n . Ja n 20— Jr w,,hen you Ikiow in IHMI.tWfl.lWO « Asobree* t >ly Hurr. ... kins and ci-Champion Lou Am. — Th*. ru rrv n t iHarnaRl.n trf I H . ' • f Hrilifah invi'stim n l -• l u m mhl KHCTfl IIACi:— rm u rllv ; > Mlssby n'aeK.Inns I l:ur* Hpeelsl b e n for o return non-title 10. I l f h ' MCpHtiea tn ro v er xrar pur* point* in the im p in '. *»uh ■* round bout a t tho Garden, Feb. chmnr* cmrrltn th r RfiminlBlrn. I? rteltr Or*»n * HHnfhiwrr f*b*, i n •*• *il. it* i* oil mi* lUlfSi I r n its lf f p plan inf** the H ong Wong m. • t *I* •( l x ,• Ibiin* * U angt and little known Inbyrin* Thin figuii* w a * n d t lutl l»V d r >1 ti,i« i le a n a i*fa.I tb Ih ° t ‘•foreign inveRtmentN in the * n m p l i n g U i i i k , tl m t n«in«Hy h lit 1 St**.1 1 t e r m in«r**iiMriil*. U nited B u te* . lu i a e i> ortfolio « *,f lit i t c h i n v r i t * S is »i imyi *«| mii III * in. fi. I. Ilr Ii , 'v e i > Rttlil II I <*||R« *a| It III- il S4 |s i |o I l la well known am<>ng finan* in*'n*w in I h i - c t i i n l i t H a I w l u r d i th at the llriti«h gov. 1,11 W| i t * Itf mvi"*t MUIll ». lu ll it B ilii.I »• i i* i?sm • i nuis uf i, nlsis iiiuitiv a m m en l lU el / hep n * e x ert flgor* *.tix iouwly n ii fititb%i i •i% |S|MI- S|H in \ *| aa I II ;«•) xhawlng the value o f total prep*1 h e lnve«tiiii*ntp u r n tin* g n m u t Hiili-I* 1st lilt. \ " l <| a K y h o l d i n v * u f H r i t i - h m ih j e c l a I • f p m p o r t y i m n n - h i p •• u if I! If I - Il ........ V lit \ B,2B*I i h th ia c o u n try . • t m n m a i n l i n i U iuimi'l> I Gill I. I f l i p s i nl B r i t i s h € W.ir i a h ip t.f p i o p e . t y | | . S l i . r k p a n d I wnd «. ol . I s I I ,( It III | IlintTl In th e H ull.,I .States lias l*~n l b " llriii.li nl*• ss.ljr in . rilin g ii »1 s M . I'll I'X Iks' It,Is r built up si «l>' tlirx u;;Ii l.'.O y e a is - iilisli lil.ik i of these iv . iv ilsy. II* ....... »n Ixr.l Ml ill, Gee s ir s <>| the total llrltish They <lispe: eil of .oni • \lo n tit‘>in*•♦ |I I Its t III' s • 11, 1, t i l ­ fibaociel stoke o » rr b sre tan g * e iy W niil it 1 . sin, L t lit* ,i,b« r ls*■t, *• I•i• *”t i * tin,-in A n u m i u e r c e D e o o r t - s n f s day. T otal holdings of A m eiicsn th e Coi In' • id o l, stf lit,- uiiiVi'Tti * J u ris t H ln n W r , T Morrsn « tMsh llre e n a • n .n i.ii n e Nor* re s a n o th rr bombing, th is tim e by IriUAk. tha A rk R evel Is Is th e V * rng* ay» arid-cowgirls fmm all r*Hs i t tho country m«de tho p io rllb County Fhle * t U r g i n aragt-w hkh attracted irr«gil> r*vwdi . Bkring the first of a UJiCQJlIfftPP0 .lo c k s and lumd> by HrilL'Ii su 1,' ImilMkl ad> «, " uimU (] ,■ enipile rui,i', FliHda B ute Tournament Ho­ .1 outside n f u 1" ’ii a r tu i t ] the >,x'ts (hhiuylinui lb ih , i» ,!•« * ••ini,'iti . fort race has continued to abstain ftl.OOO.OCa.OOO I rU ssce In |l , .M a ).0 . . .. _ m aik. IrU ll.ril/d,000,11(111 'bey f,„ i ||, A n o ih .i -sv>. from unorthodox tennis antics, K wesk ox su ago tb* com . I 2. Direct Intsslsn week th* ' i. In tsslm rn l* . " Dill, I <i<, II, 1 V. ,, II In <I,*|i» ,\ and has reached tha sciaUnnkll JUatY* nik tt * d rp a rtrr.e a i m ad* know,, These investm ei ents l.m adly „>. 1 " I f t)>>' Mill, I, f nil,. ,’ I .lull,,' srlth a' game mt pewrrful h a rt- M anager; ra p trt* . R hodta Davis. abb*e. Now Y ork haufa and foreeourt volleys. la jta wdand ate D A ' - ’’K R E B D E L IV E R Y - TELEPHONE 0122 C . & C L L IQ U O R IS . 8 A N F 0 B D I S T O R E AVENUKl GAINR s v ILLH. Jan. 2 0 - ( d ’> Plorida S late League director* cumnieted orc-erason plane Sun­ day by a n tin g Keh. 22 as tha datr for pDating of >6CD franrhls* dc. nuslts and' daafaring April 17 the openln* day cf tha IW ^ a ir* M**on wh'eh end* Labor Day. i5a ^ D RECAP that .Smooth TIRE NEW TREAD 4 1ii r rrrnpprai lir*'** w il l llitr xmi ,»r %* tir-l.lln r l i r e m il rik " * - a m l x r l l l ir x f f f a l n n lx I , a l l 4** m u r l i *•* iu xa f i t * I l«m- l i i i x C . • C . W e ls h WELSH TIRE SHOP I MiriiHiliN* 1i 4 A I ' a i h Ills- I, s-gwilrlit • —■ ('Is isnr g l l T O N I G H T ’S n in t h it xi i; _ A L L - S T A R m ti hi F K A T t J R E . i x l i r e * h„un<l i« «m J*»X I M , MU l l l ll II \ M H I I N I . M ill \ M O ItFX il I l XMIX III. XI h S I U N K " I N I I l l \ \ I II I I I M I t s », l y i . i i K I s N i \ III t sl'l-x I \ i II II N H |l|t< M. I | th r " lin o ♦» 15 1• UR sir 4»»rr Innlnhl ith el *11 tk t "d up r ‘ 4»l» t h e dog* *1 IXe S a a l v r d . O r * Is ,1,1,, h , i i i m I i la b . Suiilm d-Orlando Kennel Club Hit H o u le IT i S i i n i n r i l jsImsii, n l li y : h \\ u > ) nl l.u n ^ a ru o d iniliM N u r i h u f O r l a n d o TU R N AT lti:i) ARROW U N N —S e c re t O p erativ e 48 TMAT-5 ehactlv iWMAT I AH--3 0 BEO lAklD IKlDUSTttlOUSAh/0 r NEED A JOB. - _____ w i all R ig l l ta k e ht . to o W HAT A bU LA r N O W I 'U l '.'L l t BANK O H • O j 'O N A TW O \THANH V O U -* W EF.ICS IR 'A i IF 1 I 'L L R E PO R T /O U PR O V E / T O THE MEAD s m is t a c t o r v /o o / g a r d e n e c i, W IL L R EM A IN . ___ ____ r CALL The Ha'i. 22 osaatiag will b> held at IHlmnd whers tha. IMI schedule will ha pHosntcd for adoption. •)* ■ — * ■ ■. sse w*. *■- National regUtfiMan returns Indteats that Oaneds’s populatien now sxreed* 12,000,000 as against 10^72,722 In th* 1931 N». r IP VOd M THATSf THB P t A C l / L U . L PArtJC MSOfi r la p mv w H o e / L o a c u e o c rl LAjVtart otv* H 3 a — —wnATMICBOWD/, MV ^ V C / r ^ n r — --------- It) RA U L ROBINSON IP w e s e c MYTDNE •— X R J W B » , A N D WS A fJEN r ) KACJC. W T W O M IN U rtr S T J f 2r t IN A r t w A L A R M 1 ( ic rs D u c x ^ n ic m o o h llU . SNBAJC AJJOOND kMB.'VCOCBM TO A MOTVL .* j •restdsst »f (ha Dote ware ksepom ; R pLU N A / _______ ■ ^ i / -X« _ UN I H i i O O O 'lO h L IST EN IN G IN V X lL IBA TC S,TW aW U O LC /l--ID l P tO T T O R08 0QD WA5 .A B U U Y T0UB l D C A '/ ^ ~ ~ ~ - ~ r \C0OTJ ; I CAN SIGN THC Ml TO 5 0 U Y BUT I J CANT QST SURt.CJ CCTU 5CU T. f m j . 's s s i , : By Kit AN m M tinr.1* YOU GOT I t a . D0YBRCAH, DIXON/ TWCN YOU GOT n jW SIGN IT O X R AN* T P U S T THAT 5UU.Y WKJ. CCT US OUT. YOU 501 y u j w o u ld u i W K M L D K fM J ft �. - f-'Blr^Amk IN A S A F E P L A C E I BEHIND Tije ) B R O O M > MAW [ W C V fT B E O S W d * ' THAT d l l spfcW f aaetra i M VilMlte ImfwaM ' y^lllflwB iWIWSW M . IJW r S f - 'A f m r a S 1 M - I M P * Naey. Si h i M t a d C. C. 1 f ^ t > i/ ■J R J tha objectlrca of III u aat forth in tho , .*T* eoCm ttt. r i w j c , ' r0 ‘ thd rad UlmVwltb lake, ' tie ., fcr .T h in win rtht. MAH. * K ro tftr b« the *oi o f froth if th t D e. p re ttn tly SCOTTC SCRAP BOOK v - 'S m «a m xa ly a ,, z l i t U a m f ll Until on. H it bi Uot catrpalfoq It U i^ tU n d a f d tllo n t conduct* Marshal Lord toco of th t b British e f f k tr t iotf ot New Smyrna Beech, which opana at 10:80 o’clock; Saturday moraine, Feb. 8, and cloeet at * JO p. M. tallow Inc a loncbton, In Umt to wltntM tht flttt. poradt and tht final bent of ooflInc rocaa which will becln that mornbiK. 1 Tht flral Iliherman’i memor­ ial In America .will ht (Indicated at New Smyrna Baach at IdO P. If. the day preceding the an. nual Waterway Concreea and will b e* fotlowad *by' the annual mrctlna of Uw board of dlrac. M ■IMo quart, ho mnnoy Jl ba.Tnado rihnw cf. ■ sri-irsi- r h S a tho laffmlr, will 1/ attorn Ira open dci ■uppllee enemy’a to n ^je f the W iU r w a y C r a c n r a Officer*, director! ra d (peak, era fo r tha c t M n t a r a Inclod Inc hlrfh official! of the W a r D o. portrnent, t r i l l . bo puw ta a t a P P T *Aa OtfSAH-^OlMfS * R A F f - M r RIDES ANV WAVE ON -tH t CrflLVAH COASTHA-fiVl.RAFfdP SALSA LO«*4*1 WORLD'S LKrtfllSf WOOD HAtURALI^Jp5 ^ L ) • (j YHe M- o ._____ Corsages e ib m V OOFtaAKTa BE 4?oiik D k Ban. f i t u tie. tA M .tr, ■naa. wan. l i t to. a t. Camp lllanillnc. CtM fiv«K/ incraaaa eiCnniaiii i f larpa Ihnnota under me I t w ill p r t w ith th a, aa. numbara o f aolocttvo aer. vwa aei. Ml t will ba nacaaiary," Bap*. ,tar Pappar coaUnued, -fo r Co Ay ra tt to make any ntcaaaarf pp. Srajrjatlon to provida I Atooedlny to Ufnator n o rid a a .acrkullural Ma h* conafdarably enb m ta a ta ju tt launchod \ Itoriprocliy Infbrmatlou Ida contrlbntaa to a al m m In Importa of ata *«SS5X r u., W dw ta, auch aa aara « t ^ S u m u of Education would ocn, prodocad from the Dt abortly file with tha m rato ry Indlaa cauava plant. | J f - j f l f and secretary of nary o 2 ttSfflf 1 } v>i] H la otpaatad that tha roport will rdcommtnd coiutrncUou of FIRE—WINDSTC At>isR.p««- Ban. I k a m t led that with tha dotybfUhmanl r l tha 80 toBLIntl potato referred to In tho talacrnm, Ultra la a rtry pro*pact t b i f more vef-i't»ij.f« and other fooda hi tho araaa of emmpo wIM s s n a 1 orXTorj^tua’*iiti»a, Be. Pepper »> rod V ? Before Yocr i W n t A b o u t th e H ovinfa O u r it r*«rwj -hen it demandi lW auira — UP» •» S S |t * U -t l.M. Orta. Fey. »«•»♦ to ■ TrycK . leehern, leei. i doa M .tf la I l H f Oes. I H I I t DIP H ire REMOVE-tHEIA BODY SDORf S ince iflE r Hu NY By SYe ALYH AND H o f By SPEED nd?i2 ? :.tw"p* w*r* ,lmltoHr Bouquets ih r WI1H F A R R U E N - fL Y 1*0 W lth o u W , M EH A ' A IR F O R AUKS So tam a. pnnaTjlie will ba tho c«lda In thaee apoclflcaiiona and p ar. Jhaap* ftf a n p a fn ilt. Larya quaiu Hf*. r “ ■“•d craptfrnlt Juice WUI ,bo purchateiT P lta tt adrtaa p A t i v r ^ m" u with yonr ap. i ■ ■ HO*T)(<iXW U B fp s e l v e s W C A S H Iff O ff **-000 tfforta art it authority B E m w.r ? T S tW S lildlng m m M iIm U c h tilc g lia M **• C. M, BOYD 4 00. 'MOBILE �Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation VOLUMK XXXH SANFORD, FLORIDA, litional Nazis 16 Drowned r Rumania As bines Increase IDAY, JANUARY 21. 1911 WANT TO SEE YOU INAUGURATED, MR. PRESIDENT! „ . . i **t^ ~ Schooner And Barge Collide In Harbor; rattan s With Yugo­ slavia And Bulgur- England To Lower Men Drown Almost Draft Age To 19 In Sight Of Homes .la Are Closed As Fighting S p r e a d s BOSTON. Jan. 21 —yP)_ LONDON, Jan. I l —br>-’ eizm* French Bases Is Seen •tempt To Secure B atw slh F r e n c h A f r i c a Expected bornblr,K <mS bloodshed 7^’ In the atreeta» of Bucharest and othar Ru­ manian dtie* wens reported Mdny aa fresh uniU of the German briny Doured into M b turbulent Balkan kingRumania's frontiers with Labor MlnUter Lrnest Berin told the Home of Common* tadsy the government has do* elded to regliter Britain's working men and women for drafting Into war factories. Ho. said also he expected to mpke arrangement* toon fat lowering the army draft age from SO yean to ID and talcing It above the pretent top of 30. Attack Against Somaliland Made Eighteen men • drowned almost within sight af their h-mes to­ day aa the Boaton schooner Mary E..O'Hara, holneward bound from ■ week on the fishing banks, split open la a collielon as ihu •pr reached BoeUn harbor. Five half-froten eurvivori were , dragged to sataty from the pro. j trading iiialnmaet by the crow j of the trawler North Star. Tho survivor* fnj<l rrxcutr* the O’Jfaru uppiri'ittly struck n burg® and the remainder of tho enw of 2,1 foil ft tun the rigging nt thflr hands fr.*r. Ijisi to fall tut® the son Wiui tho ftMppcTf Captain Fred WUson of Boston. U. S. U rged To Con­ sid er A ttitu d e Of Ja p a n e se In Asia VTURNS, Jan. SI—(AP) I(alien force* launched a atrona counterattack In the Tcpel.nl aeclor of Ua Alban­ ian front todar In a draperale at tempt in break the Creek Adt anee. CAIRO. Egypt. Jan. 21 — (A’)— llritiHh forces eur- munding All aghrala hi .8tmlnaU Cooatg .etU kt farnUhed Amertaan Hoga to oedy that one «ffi ha to •tyy mwa and pn every to tk to o k . »-V*M It '* M l dantdad deeded Irak tool W i tiki ntgolar monthly • f the American uady told Congress today that kema Ugh British official! believed Halted Slates ahculd go to war again,t Germany but that others disagreed with this view These favoring thia country's entry Into the war, said tho retir­ ing envoy to London, felt th* United States “would find a way la carry It Omagh." Officials reposing the Idea be. lio n . It weald reduce the flow af war material* to Britain. ' Kennedy, testlfylnr before the Ilona# Foreign Relatione Com. mlUea, assarted the leaae-lend bill •heold limit th* power* granted •be President and approved a pro. * t* keep tha President from varahlpa f»r eS v o y duly liclcaguereri To- Imlny Inunclied » m ajor uK.HMUjl on the 80,000 Itallnii ricfrndiTrt of the Libyan KtruiiKltold uftcr the R. A. F. preim m l th«s wuv with a aericN ol night raids. Uritnin'x African army, b ru k ^ Port Trying To Have Want U. S. In War O x Bays Bent To J*n 21 —(4N Coating *Boya State" — WARRINGTON. Ambassador Joseph IV Ken. British Forces Launch Attack On Libya Base R. A. F, Prepares Way F o r Drive Against T obruk And 30,000 Italian Defenders Legion Group To Buy Flags K«nnejy Declares For Schools Some In Britain |F * 'v^'1 NUMBER 128 Member Aiwociatcd I’rctw When rrosldent RoosevalV sat forth from the executive mansion in Washington to taka t ie oath of office a- I'roaldent of the United Stairs for tho third time, hi, Scully |iu|i “Falla" couldn't understand why In- mu- being left behind und attempted In become •li'Mnway in hi* mauler's automobile. The Pronldenl idiji-cl und hero is Kalin fir, 11\ tnhui^ u |»eaidenUal tinw, 11nu , ul lm In- iehelliun- nltumt Celery Crop Is Information Booth And G reeter's Low Government Left Uninjured Service Combine To Aid Tourists C o s t In C o u n t y Hit- wmk By Cold Spell R a j | Evange|igU doneN i'ia :by Hornthei oi Inf.n Cited By League niuhon Booth n»J tlie vi t e tri ^ N an ie Fublicutiun; Friday11, —By Bureau*1 M in isters T o T alk r a*J a him vie*- hcpot!) npdn%onfl hj in" Jnnn i Cl ambct of Cmniiirice, in mDinting Hanford* tumial* i* i KliInliinl in the follow mg aitirlo by llandd .1 I'uwsi ■* IV r C ap ita Cost Is C om pared To A verage Of $9.28 i l A t tho bURlneS^ s r a a M ^ f the aclctj EvilufTflilU* j r » l t ' »tA p i^rln E F#Sl(r«ta> nt Die T lt y Hall, Iho lilowra by bad weather. n|rparont. Itsilioaii EbjifitfHUti n llU ti by Ij tunic through the wecki-ml Isiltlyr S Ih iik cy . wn* tiu n rn m lull) cpt-ll unharm ed. 11 J L ih - .he n lfh ijil organ of the nowly. i Hint inn Mr. Ilu rk iy nlllt. manager of th- .Snnf-'i I i oral tul Stale F arm er'* Muikit, -eld to -1 1* gt iin u l t h unii.m of th r n»ufrrence. day, -(lik in g siting a 2,000-m ilo fro n t, . wu- u p, i i u-il ilriving a w edge laIn Itslis n F ritre a , stla c k in g F tlunpis unit S u in slilsn J. anu lig h tt iiing th r siege lines around T obruk in Libya, while the G reek High ( om manil cleiiued “ local • urrcs-iful o p e reliu n s" on th* A t. hanU n u u ifro n t. (>„ I hr ii tlirr eiile u f th e w orld, Jap an ese Foreign M ln istsr M sttu u k s expressed an “ e a n r e tl hi'pe" (list (tic U nited S ta lc a ivniiiil i n iuu-iy ro n s id tr Ja p a n ’s a tlilu d e in Lust A sia fo r th* “ nuke uf p ric e In IbB P a c tfl* '1 and (lie " u m l J In gS hsrel." R eports tlm l a G crrnpn g e n era l i, sn ii^ e ra « e F e g e T * * e e l f ly If9rokf J. I'odwi "t r^inlv ffriTCl IIIROH*. Hut ill* Now f lin t irw' nfai^finl In tf Waj mark Iiad been i«iuh<-d hi lh. i 11e11111* •liiinh .tnd did t w 'lvlcf Its own rearmament, saving (Cw t b a M . o * r e a e t a eeyt o|M-ruln*n of tin* .In y u t e|»‘inMir,,d piiv1i'ii■lit , t ■( t tho pCMpU’ of 1 i Jal kf a eatoaritwo to, buy the flag* Infnriuatiuii Hotdh and jjiift* -* I I lulu fulfil fut tuieh man, WU. tStt-'a^rTSuc 1*** pwaant then to the aehouTa.1 ■min* (ifiijerta, H U |*«ntnible t in »n. .end child ill J',1 III IILIP t'!fk i f Ik r Matarant of the Mtnmlttra arc look nt tht lirnrila and dotcrimm li> i« ,1 |n»d men liT* <1 tu IlMw’l K *T !l~** rat.r 'AKtn KetxUU, t ( % , Welnwhat g»»i.d, if any, li«n ivfuII* I p* i jo i oi i i , iie« ni dm a l-> ^tate.1 « »*“ yMUr', ate In, and J. a Huff I'lsn s fur 1041 were tnad* a t fitim nuivh ilin iW 'i.l m i •i.i tr h iiiiil tide tutlrtk by the m eeting of th* Boy 8 e °u t cor*, • >. —t. I The Legionnaire* decided to S jH 'iliP i' ut yt'wtn i|u y ' n M"*nioita tm«p "TVIery -a* not h u rl In thr Xeff L. Jlarria of Lako City, I I..... Li fa x It*' VMtotoil I • atfiti When 1In hifoni.nl mu |brofh I he |m i i ,<Jilt it i 1 ih Dh'th m ille e n trn of th* 8 tm ln eU diabrother of II. K. Harris of San. l ia .l ,' (h r m ark e t iiiunugrr -abt ifii'ludi'd I hr 11. s .Liiut"* Jtjijiin, ?" W t^ .tt* rJTaln’rw»uwt ? " " “ VIlona to 8*nf,rd apantor a*^ toy** to lie tent ford, waa buried at tba Oak “If aii)ll>in/, the cold mwl tlimd> irrk for ih.* N ortliw cutern Hail- idea vt;*H flint fttne ivt-t it eict F riday nig h t, and a co u rt k111u *I I r "in n low i I $.110 f"i ■X g j . y T r*,to "Boy* But*- at TalUha.tcc Lawn Cemetery la that city yea. w ra lh rr was benefU'lal " f'HicI Hi ( him * . Ill ; llw Rrv with l he m Lent lull lhal it ahmild \ l.ti him ctiufitv In it fm-h uf •f honor a n d cowered d llh *up- r w n r erh rd u iad for T ib . 17, l* "F Juno 14-31. Boy* Bula, a project terday morning. Tba dec*raid. 4k (iiuM crr, whose c ro i1" I If f <1 Dick llro th rr- i f H utkInghum . N tn- of r 1 1 u n i Hcrvice In tin- tom ♦ .*1 i ! t r H in d iy funiH) 'I hr ■ l a p l r *n , B,to teach the youth of Florida y u r t ef ago, waa bftw In Macon hnriuril by e arcsaiv r d iy in -" ■ ami th r Hiv F It Hhiiw «tf nuinity W i did lit know Jiiat wh.it I"l i apllili cutI ftii Seminole 1 null L t. K elley, one of th r Commit, of the lP*!fn !home of the hmetian* ;0f tho and cam* ta Lake City at tdi he it kfrnitd t a iv t for H im If in ' w n $i< I ii in t !• tl* i inpnf i d h 'e rm e n and ch airm an then by un e arly raid Mini'. .... I 'III* iVlIliNVh .'ItllJI It nil tourl, U t the state government, wa* bald laat eaxly age. Ha waa connected with finally hy a long period e l rum VVaynr, In.I licniii uf review said. thr Dtinla of riv lt i h hieven « iii <l(, life HVU1 Hr*- uf } 12-t rt*$*d‘ roar.- Forreel Qatchel and J. J. the East Coast Ballroad for 20 were warned yealrn lu y hy il" In m aking plans for th r comh c ilith ii In NjM'xtk a t l o i j i ^ h l '^ Wliil* tin huildinu w « d coiia I i m i i 1 11ii * IN*« ii frcqtuntly anil d*U*w ltocco w en named k tammJttae years. uf 0 |i«>gin ut imI tlnmigh (HipcrviiilMi W eather B ureau to p re p u if l"i m rH in g , which will • *mi »t* I\ Mild tiutl dt m in rack i* ng y ear Ih r group review ed lb* irman to got boys from hart to attend, i ’ 11 Inil wi s-Ii<Mil*I n t Mj'inrc -Kirk e f the past tw o y ra rs. By Actlvt pallbearer* war*: J. P frost this m orning, hut il hilled . 30 fiVIo* 1 jiic |#. M tLjiiiilj, Jiitilui rhanitHT of C u m n n ii!, »' la a Ijiet year flv* boy* war* rant indorloi fmiii Nnvafinah, (I n , ivp 'TM id a much mine than 11. ■ '1 I'M I Mini tin* duny> > l" (tin 'lie close uf 1((30 sre o rd in g to P. M. Baadlla, R. II. to m aterialise. i P*r- to Tallabaeae* front ' Seminole Crabb, Over the weekend, Mi l.< I •ml thi* Rev JoNrpli T . luiraon interrnt'v i f any one grmlgi. I' •i1ui" nI n w ii) of b I• m > nut (he re p o rt, th e re w ere • to ta l Morgan, W, L. Irving, N. L. •maryi County and Joel 8. Field, LagIon RobIneon and BrttkM Wlnhtval. limn ra id the teinpi rn lu r, ■I■■I Mr. and Mn» .1 T SignrrtiM'n nod Miprr*M'nlfi material, time, tnhur, I■'1- •IV fiom i ncriiti n wilhnyt W f of -is -eout troops In th is area, ennattj commander, aakl ho hoped the Bervicas ware bald at tha 1 11air family HI. Haul, M in n , t lion orht, iiiiiif ination uf h go I I n- lie I ii» "Cl IlHJH duil»M »•* flillll four for w hite boys and tw o fo r not lull lie low :<H in aonu- m | number could bo laerdaot^ta ala thar* liona, b u t dropped to 112 In (if .I! of who in an* tnutirinn*, will man> <iliiPMi amt bur*me^ nn u ' 1 1 • ' <miiun w ithin and i kit 1101*1 o e g io rs tn llirsc troops tery. ry to thh year.' Lagioarwtm Qatchel of Snnbitd whom, w«< ule thnld I-I'u . ri.iu 1 ncmiert w H i.in l hr w ere IHi! scouts, 153 w hile and colder apota. T hough fro st foron-d provide rntcrtaitim rnl. Mr. Harria Is survfvad by hi* t do Iam) ltocco donated Ik Midi'toward wife, Mr*. J. L. Bards and a in tom e places Hunday nioinuiK II 1*" "d. i f 1 ui denmi 1 u, \ arc 2P negro. D nlogslra fiom nine kUil**p aie fid. U lievt tn Hanfutd Tin If . with'tho f i t required t* spottier a bey brother at Ifnmoataod, W. L. the cold waa not severe enouyl. >i lending th r R ailroad C o n fer, fuim nli' n IhKjlh, Dew ln ltk o ]o rn *b" • f At tho clo»* of th s p ast y e a r ii I, Slat**, mid lornl ■trie* from the post. ■ who IIK Il'Wkllt til lilt "lit- Ui,-re wux added one w hite tro ap ncr T oum of nearb y rltie* and tiun, Iiiim tM%-onw an t'*jiri'**»*nm n "U|| Harrl!, aa well a*, hi* brother to Injure crops. I be. A Legion shirt wa* praaantnl 1 ' puhtical e x p ed ien t'), j,,*. with sit uddiUon of trn hoys and The extremes of hud » in lln i| t-tilnU of interm it a re l*ring uf the |>iu|dv of Hunfuid ____________ 1 1a, mr«f tin I’agr tki*r p. by Ihe post to A. 8. Ford for here. Whih wu iiieparint i,m fi Ive** i !IIJ negro buys had joined tha lias made Die reccnlly.cut n-li r> Mlavmcd f(»r the vlnltori, in* at of IfilIX ahInet tarn ring tho m ts| mambamhlp IM iiM’ iicc(irately gcueiul plnti negro troops i'ls n s for 1941 sea of rather poor quality, Mr. lib vkhorn are ere tug Florida fur I hr ibora- does for 1941. ,C«y EUffonl,' wno w Hli inf(irmatlun, believing t 10 miicli ii tulnl o f eight w hite man said, Mil with good wcullu i irat time ,* an- placed see. nd, tea* aba given a that we could make friend* m i I iimp* mid th ree negro troops The im hlir I** invited «** «daheai] growing conditions shoot! the tmv«din| public iiiul hMuitbu shirt. took in k ii ' Intel of 276 boys In be good. No float Is Indhsti'd In I* lid the M w inni of Ihia run n aa. Mr. Weinstein, district comi.'M nrp, whirl* will continue ciui jm *|nil In la ticv a, nutiiinlly mu nil 'fills w ould m rsn a n a d d i­ thr Wratlier tiureau furocasl Kerman and g w wgta in ihir prinm -y interrata were in i|n**t ult af wander, annotmeod that a district tion of 37 w hite boys and 16 Friday, and rfair nod hrnugh tills week. \! U llM 1 who folk iii|{ u n much tiicomn nn puiuiihb conference wU be b*U la Laaa- section w an orged today by (hr through negro hoy, as scouts. MirmeK is loo prediction agrlcultunl committee ef the Hu n fm d 1 cccii tl> t« *£ berg Mar, 2, ahd requested that to Nunfuid, Anna Alktnr* fnM i i Sen scouts Usd s ship ill ! » ! • Celery farm er* a re coiiiituu Bern I not* County Chamber of lie HujiiHun nr uniL w ar ii^kcmhling a ci nipt idn n*n * Jut. all mem'irra of tin local unit ot tiavi no ship now, consam id file of avsrv available n u t id "u «ie t lif fi>| In winy i attend. Officer* of Urn district Commerce to attend a meeting on good w e ath e r In the fu tu re i< Uiii n il) the I t sra tila have d ll. In the eofnmisloners' rpom of the bring a good crop and Imhmi ,. W F F u rk lrr, C lr a f w a iii, t* handed The com m itteem en hop* Mputtminl and huuaa in town In ------- wMI i t Heeled, City Hdl Thanday. night at logging m arket. In th* m in t thi* thr Chamber « f C um m in IK11r 9 11r CIcvcIhiiiI. U l . m n tn gel n ship snd o rganise 6 lands a t O vtrdo a s well as to V'FNICK. Jan . 21 — (F|»c<'lal > 8:00 o'clock# wa* vei v helpful and cf*.i»|Honii^ irk*, Wolcott, N Y ; Ut 1 licit troop of ten boys, Mr. K elsay The objective af Urn mutiny some section* of B anfonl, celi-rj th e flrat tarpon i f the new yes' mdi'rd, ban le a n remtimnundy (s«» Hm m cyc, N Y , W It ss oi Is to dlecusa dW enifkation of is alill being act out. I l a n t i ii / - M„ taken la st ivi-fk from » a(cr* Many nlhor to u iU t aeceiium-l., Ncw*nk, N Y . M rT ins d istric t lies n rv e r har| a tha method Of hand, will continue fo r a n o th e r month ,.f th* lower M yukka river here lim it wciu uncovered, however, *v un', Zahi’ville. f> . H group of ru b s b u t It Is c ip a r tling them a t Ut* Baafard Bute or tlx w eeks, M fd Lehm an Raul .y Gene Schultx. Th* sllvci king nhauativa telrphonv call . Kfrlulu), l*ii , and n n l t list a C ub pack w ill be d fF u rth e r south* w inter vege- Mclahed 10 imunds per tuna I Inquiries. Farmers Market. L. M. Rhod, f h'lila iriinirril this y e a r a n d b rin g In ^ Q Scout Activities For 1941 Planned By Comipittcemen u i u l y . ' s .jlir f rop, v l1ffiuiy SanfordUc’s Brother Buried At Lake City t» s2 s 1®*- Jferand praiantto Growers Are Urged To Attend Meeting Several Listed As N ew com ers To City Id rst T arp o n Of New Y e ar C au g h t state matrfca JackronriDa, •peakera. ." Member* wW ■r at Ttld a’d will begth aV li ForTourifis table crops In tho I#akh O kw rhobeo region o f the Klurkla K vcrg U d fi suffered additioim t da m ag s y ss te rd sy from tin n u l ls w m r s|r. psren tljr unhsrm od. Odd Fellows Install New Elected Officers !L L Brawn was Installed ■*• able Oread a t on Installation eating cf the Bahford Lodge 0. IT of the L O. t). P. last ght, newly alerted secretary the organisation, A. B. Uvwinstalled F lib*rm cn held th a t early . atrhea of tarp o n Indicate un­ usually good fishing for the • dver kings in the Gulf when the ■nnuat— Y ctitre-N rkom l* “ Tarpon Iicrby open* In May. The Ur|>i>n (.,ought In tv Schulta was (hr firs t reported "for th* w inter . rasnn over a long strip of I1" m a s t which Includes a T tum jcr uf tarpon fish in g renter*. City News Briefs Hut unluy, J ail. IN. them * malnrd If8 available apaitim nt and t^ven furnlabnl houte* li must lint ba m s sw l that the Information . Booth claim* n-ntal »/ all housing iteommodstJon* Individuals, rag]tors, the Chanda i uf Corn merer, sack have had then "bare. However, a ikmhI many lltnca they have found thr riant apartment, tha satisfactoryy house. uoi ft'Ml Ilatea SB Pm » T » a .| 2f> y ting hoys, be added. ■Ians fo r the su p p e r on K*h. 1 1 L am n o t p a t baan d im p latad t At 1 AirAH^rr. Jon though the g ro u p hopes to g a t >l'u ial| f iran tln g . f , the South Bids P rim ary school l»h m » of JillAClire n> (h r place of m a ttin g In o rd a r I 1 at her Inc Hint Ih, unaunatr to have th e use | in,,f« nnnt u f « | ci-tIiittir a n d t c i t t l ' F dining room th ere , Mr. K*U*K j ^1 Flni ulu Hlatu College fur Wn- -Hill M other* a n d F a th e rs of th* | 1 1 11. him j u at lit'cn ntinmihci'd -ro u ts are Invited ta lb# su p p er Mi#» Hniith will ro n tin u r mlvanccd lh at la expected t t . a ttr a c t W 0 wink at Columbia U nlvrraity people. I’lsn s a re also in view of * f ; gaiilxln* a M ethodist troop MM .1 P rre b y teriaii tro o o fo r boya # J those n e rtlc u la r church**, w * Mr. Kelsey. IJL W K fill A M l .I» . Infantile Paralysis “Mile O’ Dimes” Sponsored By Civic Organizations . Friday will mark the appearance Dimka” ' County's die Paralytic Bradford Byrd ha praUad Uia (’handler Sharon, Mrs. K. J. Nelson, Jr , Mrs. Jean Adams, Mr*. H. O. Hhinhnlacr, J r, Mia* Jana Bharon ■ml Mlsa Mary Chapman. Neat Monday th* Woman's riub will sponsor the board and m k Club wbkb (he Cardan Club will taka over 1la. dimes whan th* board an Tuesday, Mr, B/rd a n a of the ■aid. The Junior Woman's Club I the mlcjst of will handle the baaed on Thurs­ day and Urn American Legion Auailtary M Friday. AI'PBARANCB d il a t e d .TALLAHA68IE. Jan. « (RnraUO—A spec1*1 dbmar l held In ht* hanar tor Urn Ai lean I’D*try Baatoty In Maw 1 where a medal also wUI be ferred upon him * H delay BUU Collage. LOCAL ^ **Fi«t' ' i 1 9* ? * w i »»' . \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald