3 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c991cbd170ad8a7a32d3a6a21b0e284b.pdf dd3cf2eefc69713c1bf9853d05dc17c9 PDF Text Text THE BANFORD PAGE BIZ American League Is Hated Over National *' I i J i’, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1*41 BANFOHH rU M D * NEW GIANT LEADER Select Selections Vo*X [t im e Me ftxx. i»J I . Almost three ont of four of the nation’s sport fans rank (hr American League aheid of thi National league, and a slightly smaller majority rate Jack Demp­ sey In his prime as a better man .lit the ring than Joe Louis. These are among the outstanding revel­ ations in the Esquire Sports Poll which canvasses the fans of the country from coast to coast. The percentage was 70.7(1 percent for the American I-rague, andd2.l percent for Dempsey, Surprising as it may be to those who tossed out the center-jump to Improve haakri-ball as a spectacle, the public thinks it should tv re­ stored. The vote, wss 61.08 percent for the center-jump; the sthlctic directors of the colleges and uni Versifies voted 62JM percent against it. and the sports editors By M i is or .v -rtte m ojt r&PuiAA. J. V ev#R ro > WBA* A & U W ' Y w dirttfst. ue \ Bi-rwenisooa. \ -fitfp f o « -tue » , « \ dATlOsJAt UA6UC \ Mode 01*4 J I C0CMW RpuR-VS k J yrrM M and emphasised the Importance of as the world’* top eleven, were so high in the sky that, even af­ ter being tied, 7 to 7, by weak Baylor, they couldn’t eonjq. down to earth ta time to avert the 14 to 7 lose to Texas Christian. Maybe after all the prrteaeon acclaim and fla great weeks of build-up couldn’t be expected to b« built-down In two week*. W* doubt If the Longhorns war* really back to normal with Texas A. and M. following the Christian game, but, undoubted­ ly, against Oregon, they meant to prove to the nation that they had It In the old Clara Bow fashion. , To us, Texas has the team of tho year. Would any of you Ilk* to wager on either Baylor or Taxes Christian If, by any chance of fate, their games with Texas' were to be replayed? U. C. L . A., Gators H ave Split In Series *-4trr.,-aMtd4tBe«rro^v>i TUB dew York giants' » ---- 1Ueu? TMiRP Crtomulslen relieves promptly bemac It goes right to the seal of tha uuble to help loosen and expel mn laden phlegm, and aid nature i soothe and heal raw, tender, Inxmed bnmdUal mucous mamranas. TeU your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulslon with the unnstandlng yuu must like the way It quickly allays ths cough or you art c r e o O T l s io n for Coughs,Clint Coldi, IronchiHi LBAPBR W TUe IAi f t 4 o it A R i f » — KDWL-BOUND FAICMEKS’ M A R K E T S l w t l l s i n w S m 'i » S Veaelakle HVpurl. Sales up la ISlSI A. M. tree. N. ISII REPORT NO. 15 AITI.KM. Mrlnloah. | j »«. Del. rm hpr. II. s'., Wln-aap. ti.es to II It. Ilnm- Itaautr 11.11 A T TUB aV’ IM-AIMMS. Arcade Package Store YOU’ LL FIND IN ALL Pine TUB LINES bu lip r . 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RALPH W ARNER Disregard the two wtsks loose suffered by the Longhorns of th« University e< Texas and Just count the other eight gamea an their schedule, and the 1441 edition of the Longhorns would be Judged the greatest collcgL ate outfit in football history. Their outstanding 71 to 7 tri­ umph over a good Oregon team Saturday la the moat amaitng grid seora o f the year. It bit us almost Ilka ^ blow when we first heard the decision. It took ■t least 16 minutes to ass Imu­ tate the score. Just to think that Oregon, a team that held the Rose Bowling -Oregon State Beavers to a IS te 7 count tho preceding week, could bo tram­ pled so heavily by anything less than a government proclamation. A great team can be told by the manner in which It defeats its opponents. Still disregarding the two weeks lapse against Baylor and Taxes Christian, which simply and quietly was reused bv the Longhorns’ men. tsl condition, overconfidence. o n 'W A io o .y * *U joutgo -fte otAdtx td i « r Th# racing season in Miami i» scheduled o open on Saturday, Dee. 20, when the first races will be run at Tropical Park in GAINESVILLE, Dee. R.-tA’I - (S p e e U ll- U . C. L. A. will equal to* Texas Longhorn's record as tha University of Flo­ rida’. most frequent Intersectional foottsll opponent, when the Bruins from Los Angeles meet the Fighting Gators In Jackson­ ville, Dee. *0. The contest will bo the third between Florida and the Uclans. Texas ha* played the Gators three times in Oranga and Blue Intersections! games. U. C L. A. was met In 1931 j In Los Angela*, where the Gators I lost 13-0, and her* In Gaines­ ville In 1933, with Florida win­ ning 12-3, to the 1941 season’s finale will glv* one or the other the lead In th* scries. The Gators will also be bat­ tling to bold the only edge they possess over any single section in intersections! contests, the even break with U. C. L. A. and a 20-4 win over Oregon In Miami in 1929 giving Florida a two to on* rank against Pac­ ific Coast tlevana. Of all Gator gamea with teams | from places other than th* south only five hive resulted In Vic­ to ria for Florida, with 16 end­ ing In defeats, and a 1924 .bat­ tle with Texas ending In a 7-7 FOR a H . EVENING at ) I f h r wnntw P tatul w h at 'man doesn’t?— ifivc him a pair ‘ of Evans slippers. They’re not ordinary slippers, f o r aajde from being comfortable — they’re trim, smart, and so well made that they bear an a ir of distinction that is unmistak­ ably Evans. Leather, materials and workmanship are the very boat—come in and see for yourself. CORRECT MEN’S WEAK E v a n s S lip p S*S I’ lNNAI’ ITaK, Mi'llAII iJiAK, I M I I’ HAM, (lraan. Its. nor I.lltla Mor­ tal <>ru. In lair l i as lu I M I I'HPPHHM, Hu. hpr. II T| In I ’ S# hu, hpr, olhaa varlallra |l.s* .In II.SO • POTATO**, CWT Seeks ll.M la fl.lt , Idaho nakera. la |b. sack 11.11. Had ll’.laa. erl. No, I also 11.11- To |l IS. n*r. No. I |l St; N.a Ta l i lt. •II’TABAIJAM, I I m. sacs a, II. If RPINAnil. hu. hpr. :»a ta |I.M „ HVII’AMII. Tallow, bu. hpr. Il.lft In IMS. Ilubbard cwl. Sack*. ALTMAN’S - S flA lE G . CoAcAof YMe3SB CoWpBOiMiO &&OA S fA T E e ^ “WITH AN OK 4 (-BARdBO U if TUB- liN iV B R S lT ; THAT COUNTS" N20RAJKA Ury Academy of Columbia, Jonn., U John Angel, fenatr halfback for th# Celery-Pad* and »on o f p. J. Angel o f 1478 Palmetto Avcnpt. The 110 pouhd proposal. fo r a ra w e r CAR W A S H . . 12License Tog IthEvery Used’ r Sold Before Member 10th 1« Offer Ex. '8 M ret Dee. lOthp ' • FoV'* lm i'lf “ " aa*. •or h mmeeir a m ia tv it bloekfr and llna plunger. HU tin* smashes have gulnsd mat* first dawns fnr th* Cadata than any other offensive threat Mr, Angel operate* «■ the number three back In C. M. A .’e basic slngls.wtng formation and, seta OX tplnncrbsrk glurloudy whan he! Cgainst Baylor Military if of Chattanooga, Pr(* ov. m . John i* t n Ih l ulldo* touchdoarn with n itV im i Permanent Wave de Luxe »*d. “fee rm- PAUL’8 BEAUTY o man'i job. . ,. r » Itxxnt that they �. V I a.*' TfF • t BR. v iH AN INDEPENDENT HAU.Y NEWSPAPER IbntUi SANFORD, FLORIDA, ffiESDAY, DECEMBER 9. 19tl Established In 1908 Sanford In Tho Only Central Florida City Affording Kali, Iligh w aj And Water Transportation Member Associated Press N CM HER 86 WEST COAST The Theater O f Th e W ar In The Pacific Hull Warns Axis en San Francisco Bay Area Menaced By Enem y -Aircraft CANADA. love H oriH £ .b ia h W . ^ ' ported Tw o Hours Out Of. Mitchell O F ie ld ,. N ew York Enemy A ircraft t Seen A t Panam a # .r-TT Lindbergh Say S Unity Is Needed To Fight Japan Commission W ill Receive Bids On Fencing Material «ll» Fpe — Secretary of Slate Hull indicated today thin country should bo on guard against • a sudden move supporting Japan in fulfillment of the Axis tripartite pact In New York, all families were evacuated from Mitchell S Field, headquarters of the I w h i l e o t h e r nqiortH d e c la r e d Hi- •lai>anes>* f o r c e s w e r e o f f the t H ir A r .o . iNr <> ■RidatinnUt poliry uppntrnlly i. . I, A l e u t i a n Id .m ils, m t h e nnrvrrtrd ax n rewtilt Commission, It wa, decided last night at the Commission meet­ ing. when it wss deemed neees«ery to construct a fence around •he wuter works, City Clerk II. N Sayer said today, and added that beccuse of the war situation checks would be made on the valve and distribution systems at the water works. DUTCH The Commission received three bids on city owned property end plaaa was o ff the ground" after ncccpted one from Mrs. J. F. Riser, wkb bid >400 for a house aa official warning from Waihat S0t French Avenue, subject lagtoa that hostile plants wera to all State and County taxes out of New York at l 8. T ). OspL <Y. N. fh r.f» W I Aaaociat- 1 BERLIN, Dec. 9^-UP)-Xdotf Hitler and a small group of his offleUl advisers alone knew Monday-kaw Germyny would Identify herself with Japan's war on the United States but offleal sp ok o I men and the press wera intent liquor (lore (a allow** for erary U»00 . population, and only one ittah atom la allowed within BOO fret of aliallar establishment. Ur. Bake/ applied for s licrnae tu operate a liquor package atore ot 100 Wait First Strtet. Frtd Williams, City Engineer, presented plans for the erection of a fishing pier, but prices on the necessary equipment have not besn obtained. The Commiiilon decided to hare the pier constructed on tbs foot of Chap­ man Avenue on the Fort Mellon Park lake front. Instead o f the original plan which would have placed it behind the Mayfair place U at the perk (aim front The Commission also directed City Attorney Fred Wilson and Mr. Bayer to attend the Florida League of Municipalities meet­ ing at Tampa on Dec. 11 and 12. George Bishop, who has been City New* Brief* o’clock </• *">•« hU map i h o - w i t h dbUncea In mile*, tho Navul and % M tpacte e f 'UM U r i U d RtaUo tn U— Faai/lc. Early re. Awards Made To Boy Scouts At Court Of Honor Howard Rungs of Troop B re. ceived an Eagls rating taut night aa tha local Scout troop, held n Court of Hpoor at the South Side School W o rn an eatlmnled attendance o f 200 people, Chair, man E. L. Kalaay Mid M s y . Father Kellaghan made the preaentatlon o f tha Eagle award. Ralph Smith, JrH m elvad tho Bronx. Palm from H w U l’« * . Scout axacutiva for Central Florida. Ned Smith wag la d « P « l the .upper whisk preceded the Court of Honor. A fter tha Court, Ray Fox delivered the Pledge to the Flag. Other awards I Dewi Judge It ad Star Hanks W. War* Jr., o f Troop to* E. C. aCaliay, Jr.. » f BO; Edww 'alter Steals uf Troop S0| Troop S9. First Ctoal awards wera proseated by T. W . Law tow to Car Cherpeala* e f T r a p 20 j HareM K w taer o f Treep 101 ^Robert Madden o f Treop I I I CUrenc. McKee e f T r a p U , Charles Park ef Troop t V L e e k Temple o f Treop I, and A a Walken of H. Cora of Oviedo made icoad Class awards to Simon Dtngfelder of Troop I , Hu.ton The Rotary Club will held aa Rabeock of Troop I. V■'!rU., Intercity dhutag nntleg with Boar^oM W op U , B U Mari. the New Smyrna Chib at the Valdes Hotel tonight at 7:30 Merit BadgeeT w an pvM-nted o'clock. , The Ceuaty School Beard wD] _ _ _ _ _ « f meet tomorrow, sad current kills Harper af Troop will be met. C o a ly School So. son of T roov— ^ ^ — - . _ ' Valuation Named lyjrta tn d i^ U d attacks by Japaneau bombri* on llu * ’ ThllIftplD«»i«,'"Gu*m and on Itritiah bssci lit "Dlt. Faciflr. The President Makes History Approximately 300 Persona Present At Scout Gathering ^ State's A l e —ed „f ihc Jmm. ] rmv Htn »lt b e tw e e n A la s k a iini’M' attack, (h a iled A l.inl. j Hli»l SH hTI. i liiTjfh said ym tnnUy, "Wc mu a \ I h r e e ir|»iir;tli' a ir raid united A me i i. ! alnmiw ••uud»d in the San and black. rum, rrganlk*-* uf mir nttitiiib Ll* raio i ■ Tho last in the past toward flu* poll, y our govi'rnmrnl but follow nl • A. M. "Whether or not that policy was niudu ha* been wise. country hondv^w iili th»* declsrs. first air force, and "every A Pan dKierleeh broadcast hear* at jM t* Y o r it said Japantae eJrcraJrfNre reported flying over the IH a m a coast but no bomba Wera mopped/' In «Ps| I'rea ei w eiri>letii«*.*4 wero I s o l a t i o n i s t Policy t ri'ip»rti»il ivrniiiioiti>riiuf over Seems To He R e­ I In* Sim l i .uh'isco Hav urea versed In Speech ! Iasi niirht .m<l r a r l v t o d a y . City Plans To Build Fence Surrounding German Reaction To W ater Works Plant U. S. W ar W ill B e llids will be received on chain 0 A n n o u n c e d Soon link fencing material ty the City Aaanr<n«*4 A1' »> * F.U \ 1i|(K . Iter. 9 _ ( \ I’ ) — »*•,».! Wilkin*. C. II. S. rurrr«|i'imtent in Manila, re­ ported there had kffn unverified report* « f bomb* inn* nl ihr Japanese Inland of I orm o'i and the citle* of I ok >it nml Kobr. -tango of h of Troop N Tree* N B. chair, hat a let. ™ which A historic moment for the United States la pictured here aa President Roosevelt spook­ ing before a Joint session of the House and 8enaU, declared that the United States is now at war with Japan. In the rear la Vice PreiL dent Wallace, then Speaker Stas Rayburn. President's son. After the addre.x Senate House voted for war with Japan, with dtaaonter, Joann.tlo Rankin, o f Montana, 1ng "N ay." ! brCn attacked by force of mm*, \ioi> pokewnmn that and by force of arm* wo mud i- loiolm g toward thn retaliate. Our own defences mid mi fa i as we know, our own military position have* still is tilin g ’* Tho allalready hern nrglrctn ! too bun:,'* rlrar wln-tb* H.iunilctl at lie added. \ M . liowt'ViT t '*• 17 A. M. *Wc must now turn every e f ­ fort to huiltling the grentest and K . S T I At U n*t l vt •t -qUrttlron* of most efficient Army, Navy mid cittiin plaiifN, numbering 15 to air force in the would when Ia «<|iin«iriMi. had prcvinuslv American soldier* go to wm, it t roH4t-tl tb»* c«»ant line weal of must he with the best equip, Sun J ojm* during tbr night anil ment that modem *kill enn do. acoutinl the buy area uml other •ten and that mqiltrn Industry Rjiiu.i, . . >.<» hm H can build." w» r« riqmi <e«l •lr“ ppe«l. Tho A r­ my m.i isI hi all probability an m o­ mv urn taft carrntf w m lurkmg ».ff l be n » u l, pernap< 800 ... iRlil mil' * out |ft W lo rt.i. I* Mayor An,|m \h Mi liiivui mi)i I, "Ib c Jap........if lb#* Aleutian I aIhmiI . " \V»* cv|M-ct thru* at ally l mu ScminoIt* 1‘nunty'* R««l I r**' .lupilti" t- hind force* lire »»id lull cull quota uf ll.ftOO lm*» Imtii l „ imvc i.pi-ru-d attack on tho iurrcu.Hcil by a $.",000 war n 11*•I Snignporc anti the British fuml which must be m c iiio I •»v .............. ment* tin- being ru»h*"l th«%IihmI chnptcr, Mr*». Roy .Mann. I., *tieiigtl«-n the defense*. puUicity chnirmnn of tin* or»*n»n The tiiolie wirele-s in New xalion. atatcii tmlny. She iobb,,l y,„V. Ii, uni the Manila radio that volunteer worker* »n* a*k >gaio I, e fr(in g an air raid on ni to cnroil at the headquarter* Manila "I * r,f. A M. ( K..S.T ). building on First S tirrt or :.l In Beilin, rcpcrl-" were n r . the annual meeting and *1* t to'ti 11 mlat.-.i th.it Ihe Bel. h*liig would of officer* schciliib'il f«»r I bin t„ „ e i I moioiiow . P-* -silily hi deday at 10:00 A M. • w.,. the • S. \ 11*leg rum Mra. F I! Roiitud I |'i ,,,,, W a.longt'io, llo- F’ B. Ilot, ba il flinirnian, rcciivid tin l„ g.,1, llo- am l of Hliliroxllliat” morning front tho nutioiui! rlum l\ Hli* • i< •oi.,n. not Italians de. man, Nortnnn II. Davis, rnul igaat*-.I -‘dangerous aliens, '*.\yain the Amrriran Rid Fro ,1 wn. ,,-parte,I la <allnl u|mn tn aerve our ii.i .|,i|,„,„‘ -e t,ooli* were reportlion In war Both rationally I ,.,1 ter.lav to have I HI,led with locally, «<• f»cn vnal and drfitillwl llo- probable holn of ' fi-hcrrr/poii'ibilitii** fo r nrrvirn •••! iopii" fiflh-ci.liiiiini«ta oil Lubang our urnu-d force, iitul for i<-li*f t-lan.l near It......... nlrance to to di-trraanl civiliuua. .......la Bay a. Japanese plane* •To |irnvidr caai-ntlal fiiuli llI nut wiilrsprru.1 raids on Itnl f'rna, today la lnun< lumr •' inilitnrv ol.jei-tives Ihriiugho-i' campaign for n wnr fund "if » llo nulinnincs, uielii.ling m '«in. niinimiini >BO,0UO,00O. Tlu- I’rr .1- lit assaults ..n Manila ilvclf. dent will ixau. on Friday a pi"The report o f the landing on rlimatinn aupporling thic nppiul. l.o hong, mine titI miles southwest Your rhaptcr quota l» $.'i.i«Hi of the big Amerienn ... Naval Baa« ( hnptrra may retain |fi |H-rrt-iit ,.f Cavite was not confirmed ofo f their collections for local wnr filially, hut cnmijfh credence was rrlirf expenditures. place,| in it that defense nfflcara MChnptrra should nt once de­ were trying urgently to contact voir full efforta to railing their the provincial governor. quota.* in the ahortrat nonriblr Japanese fifth-column activity lime nml please report thr act­ nlso rep.irtr.1 in,officially from ion you are taking. W e mint and Davao. »n the big » « ulh« ” V ahull not fall In this crisis." land of Mindanao whera Jo.OOO and In addition to this - new lm-i- Ji-pancso orcaent u vital threat ono ness, annual reports will hu n-ad to Philippine security. One r»rasa Twa) nt I hr mretlng Thurwlay morn­ any. M -allaw'X ing and tho local chairman urged rnunty member, o f tha organixxtion to attend. Any persun who iAK'al Farm er Has took out a membership during Cane W ith Tassels thia annual roll call la eligible In attend tha meeting and tn Two stalks of s sugar rana, vote. about 12 feet high and each hav. Ing tassels on the top, wera raised by M. M. Isrrd, on ht* Charges Made farm about fiv e miles south of By Member Sanford. The stalks arc on display la vlaitom WASHINGTON, Dee. 0 —HP) front o f The Herald office. I.ocal Red Cross Must Raise $5000 War Relief Fund Tourists Thank B ritish Destroy President Will Speak Tonight Third O f German Sanfordites For Friday Program TankB In B attle WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-UP) CAIRO, Dec. • - U P ) - Smell, fait armored British columns •ere mid by a spokesman yes­ terday u hare destroyed a third of the G en o a tanka, encaged la battle sines Saturday between Tehruk and El Gobi. The Germans 'finally pulled their heat fighters westward to end the battle, a British spokenThe German general, met, ante red the fight sake .and >09 motor —President Roosevelt will make R radio address to the nation tonight at 10:00 P. M. eastern standard Urns, at which time the White House said he would make a "mors complete docu­ mentation" of the Japanese at* tack then has yet hem poeillte. Presidential Secretary Step* hen Early announced that the Rtief Executive would epoak far half an hour and that Urn adPraia would he carried by all la " packets _ Eighteen early winter who attended the meeting o f the Tourist Club last night expressed their enthusiasm and appraclation to the Forward Sanford Club and persona who participated In the program presented Friday night at the Tourist Center. Mrs. May* me nodgkln, recreation director, sold today. Four women volunteered te eew on doll clothes for the "empty stockinet" which the Salvation Aamy fllla at Chrialamc time ami Mra. Hbdgktn dlaeiaeed that if It U agreeable with tourists, some aftevnnona at Urn Tourist Center Monday * “ * £ r-VSWj Are House — Rep. Dingell (D-M lch.) told the house today he proposed to damand that court martial pm. ceedinga bo Instituted against four hlgluranklag Army officers and tha Commander uf tha' Pa. gjflj jle e t "for what happened In Parachutists Blamed For Officers’ Deaths VICHY, PBANCE, Dee. 9-U P) — Parachutists ware blamed today aa one of the eeurcee far attacks M X fl& r iC t T X M A iC A �« THE On The Home Front The Sanford Herald M « M k M la IMS N H U « 4 m t r rnttm —n » l » » l ■t»4ar at I w t w l , glartaa burning. H & ALD . TUESDAY, Z A h T f lk v ; f t O W D X ■ ------------------------— --------- .Contracts Awarded By,War Department WASHINGTON, Dec.'. a -L A t— The War Department ha* awarded these Florida contract*: . -Dad* Matins* and Manufactur­ ing Compuny, Tnc-, “ MiamL EFTS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist Thursday, pec. 11th— 2:30 to 10:30 P. M. ” , ITeaa e r a t w l x i l w a la Ika t a r * , a lllaa ml |ka r a w a lr r w llk p rla a lp a l k a a d ea a rla ra la I k l n n aa4 N a w Y a rk . .ONGBESS' Berlin aaya Prealdcnt Roorovrlt la aattlnc the wdrld on fir*. We Refreshments — Favors of Flowers S in c e H e c to r W a s A • P u jfj Henry MeLaulln haa been wiling line quality Jewelry herd In Sanrord— 12 years to ba exart. In tha eelebrallon of thte, our 42nd Christmas aa Sanrord'*. Jeweler, we hare arranged an unusually beautiful line of Christmas gifts. Before doing your Chrlsfmss shopping be au re'lo ' visit MeLanUn’s. .: “ 4? j f e x i-j- »•* FOR. C H f l i S T M A S "AaVOfi# 'O f* tftr Patterns Of Lovely Gift. IS' China Will " D iffe r e n t! Make A * ! 32 Piece {Sets $5.00 Up i Stu Our Line Of PICKARD’S HAND DECOHATED CHINA HAVILAND CHINA * COUR*H COOKING CHINA g BEAUTIFUL ROSEVILLE * . I’OTTEin A San Francisco vBayt Moscow Capture I en Men Tried tE^nnem A iy— J f vAircraft " ^ A i w rpS i ' -A n tj iyc i p. ya tge d By W W In C rty Cjo I On. whit. man nml nine port aaId 3000 .rpird Japanese', •Iufdy w,re rwuMrnr. - ■- 'M ilitary The U. 8. nircraft carrier.| l 1unaley, ' wax rccortrd attack)-11 don't know about that but wa’ I cotton mottn*a*s, (33,045. Wkkwlrt 8pencer Steel pany, New York, construction chain Unk fence, Jacksonville port, JO,602, Merritt Dredrinr Company, In Jacksonville, Fla., dredging jhi| ysrd river channel, 8. C. *23,13 C. T. Dawkln*, Tampa, Kl construction administration Lu in/, Drew-Field, -Fla, $C.'j«t2. Y O U - e Invited To The Open House Of | , But their contribution to the winning of the war can be none tbe less great, certainly none tho less patriotic, than that of the most gallant doughboy. What happ* rs in the American home on the street, at the corner drug store, and In more or less private offices and stores, mnv he a • ( f e r a l* la a a n a l " a t Tfc* r ia l,a r r . . . n l l r k la r i f l a * deciding factor in the outcome of this great struggle. Ter7 ^ a l l t M l a i h « aaa f a r »*■ talnly mbdern wars are fought no less on the home front M f l a a a l a ll k . w * I h a a l A a than on the battlefield. IlM fa l l a * fcai m r r k lM IM la Ik U M M r aaa alaa Every American citizen, with more than the prieo of laaal a aw a aahltakaa karala. H ek la 14 p a k lla a llaa a t apaalal a cup of coffee, in his jeans, can do his bit—and we arc sure he will, now. that war is a reality—by purchasing De­ TUESDAY. DECEMBER 0. 1(11 fense bonds and stamps, by paying his share of the enor­ mous tax burden which is bound to grow Immcjusureahly BIBLE VERSE FOn TODAY greater ns more tanks and planes roll off the assembly lines, and by doing his part toward maintaining public FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OR morale. YOU NEVER W IL L ARRIVE!: Not long ngr son.e American sailors lost their lives ■Jtelye doers of thu word, and not when an American destroyer was sunk by a Herman sub­ -Bearer* only, deluding your own marine. Immediately (he parents o f ' these boys rucelved Yalve*.—Jkmes L:22. letters purporting to come from on A?tierlcan committee ll (i! seeking to prejudice these people agaihit.their government I It’s ell and blaming their tragic loss upon tho President of 'he 'shooting. United States. This was German propaganda emanating One thing abcut being an solely from Nazi political agents in thirf epuntrv. Tho American people peop must keep thelr' eyes open Dir American, you don't hove to .Worry about being > Japanese. tricks of this kind. They must refuse to believe dispatches, ’. T *' *F even though they 1st published In American newspapers, Dr. Kenneth n d l gave his which cumo from Axis capitals. They should accept with, a life for his country as trujy as groin of salt ominous radio reports which often are exag­ '.if h* died on the ^Icl l o f' l-attle. gerated in repetition cud become lets terrifying by the time they reach tho front pages of our ne vspnpers. "Japan Write* It* Own Dceth Wo must watch our tongues. We must refuse to pass Warnint,’' sayi. th* T«mpa Tri­ bune. In good nld J.ipmuc cus. on casual Information from unsuH|>cctlng boys in the ser­ vice which mey bo of help to the enumy. We must hesitato ’tom, It rhooset harlksrl. ftt ------- rr^~—-----to believe gossip until It has been proved and refuse to The Null* hove ibclilcd to pass it on. Newspaper editors, we or:! sure, -will Ik* care­ abandon their efforts to take ful to censor dispatches which might In nny way contri­ ..JMo*cow. They have other Work bute to the auccesa of the enemy or harm a single Amer­ gut out for tnem now *n the At­ ican boy. . lantic. Above all, keep cheerful. Be optimistic, Carry on. D E C E M B S B 9, ■ ___ _____ — ■LJWgSBgW! SEASON OF G Q O D J.ITTLE SANTA, CLAUSES! — ------------ ^ " rvi' ------------------------ - The war which has been forced upon the United Slates is apt to be long and hard fought, calling for unprecWented sacrifices on the part of th e^ m erican people. But It Is one, thanks to th rw a y It stardAl. which no one can ever say was caused by Wall Street bankers, or blame upon.President RooMvelt.-^The-auault upon-Honolulu ws« as completely an unprovoked act of aggression a* the world has ever’KhpWn. • • . , Everyone will want to do hla part toward winning this war. but . unfortunately not all of us enn be nrnmbers of the armecl forces of the United States, or mako tanks and airplanes. Not all of us can be air raid wardens, Red Cross nurses, or ambulance drivers. To the groat majority of the American people Is assigned the rather drab monotonous task of rftaying where they are and keeping the home fires __ newspaper , led. r » r w * » u Tka e e i u e s i data a t > < _________ S A J ffo ir o ■ •8 Iru., Spokesman w«i i>» «h» Municipal* < pv . __:«<• ' U e C I B f e S t * e T H i U IlM when it convened at 4:00 o* The white c»‘ tyi together ,bet hla airman will soon be »*t. Ting the aggremnr tiatlona on fire. • ill t"C ha» atnppe 1 n|«h«irt o f More y the fin l tin m an * tha cap.' Ii ture of th. Soviet capital is not a MjectPvl thia. y g tf, u nilltnry , «pn'’M w iu s .d r 'V n L fc .l nli>i*l." Tha Jkpa could havo attacked hlllpplnea and a lot of peol thin country would bate •'Wall, let them hard tha p!ht<. They nnut*' worth ifithun * for," but whan they at. tasked our naval - baan at llono. lulu, the Japa didn’t learn much 'room for'appearcf.ii-n*. talk cron 'jUom laolatlonlatr W IL L BE THEIRS IF YOU FOLLOW ONE OF THESE TOJOOOI Gift Suggestions t Japanese radio ofl iFo; mod that Japinea*';wai T I E P IN S BELU W CKLESP E N ft P E N C I L &. TOO GOOD *T hear y#u lr-at your Job. Why 'did the auperlntcndcnt fire tV "Y ou know what a auperinten■deht la— the guy who stand* -ground watching hla man work.” ■Yeah, but what'* that got .to do "with K t" , "H e g «t Jealoua of me. Evcry.onaTn "the plant thouaht I wna [the *gup«rlntendent."—Sschangii on her for « ,• f £ t K B S n S o f S t .lor/t wajtt them and It lint too' noon th«m out*—The Ocala Star, ^ ' ' .ENTERPRISING FELLOW "Drowning, like the great majority of th we have made at th« beach wh»rt l;h«vr't> The fellow *.aAn>MUK«d to a group of friend* that hn had teen made manager of th« Fbat 'iNgtlonal Bank. One frhnd *»You 'couldn’ t bold n Job llku that,'* he rem o»kof "What have ; ■wttT aver managed be/ewt Tha fellow smiled condescend. I «J o Sf*nr. JV; m Airway*, y u t h « : w ar In iRouhs "now la luted i by 'thO:. latliiM It. o f ler^'vTJva.kDckienraa raid: The ts td iii-w T - tarrl/ic that ft thcdh frertee m l*otnH«?d m ami officrw it enver » Imply "«mi War coat a ahadow o f uncertainty^ over highway ronatructlon la FlopI.I.. %»___ I__ Idu Itondry. . . **j • Withdrawal of federal aid fund* from all nqn defense highway tonatrcctlon not already atarted wan!1 Indicated t» the State 'Bead' De­ QhrSfcise condL partment by Chief EngUieof. J. H* Sully:.; kpuor.'iiblc. Dowling, on the bail* of informa­ j (pn,'i kow.nrr, tion from federal officiate. General rcarcity of material*, l. betas** eta«. particularly steel, also entered the; picture. * * » Manila iaat night and earl; if.- w u tiodey:.ylpltal. M R * ult and acJfadlo reporter ■Haapact The -ffafar flaw* liad* of,the Ilotarian magazine!'"l/rtn*c< theae were caused by either1 recklenirieae of rommonaenge/*. Pleading tha^ you "gave your life polnta out that even lifeguards are'hot percent o f'th e ir work la enforcing the aen1 rifanm n fe tha 1^°"^ most adrnr- . SETS HRACELETS ELGIN CITYBEIEPS .• The Rita Theater r , reive the broadcast of, P I axis . nonirvtlt’s speech toqli ,10:00 o’clock on tka -Scoroa aUge. |jl Ifu) I s “ .Joined ! re none who atterxl the ant to,Tourist meeting ag the Lai battle. Chamber at Commerva > of tha taaigllt wiU have .the opp Every eoUntnf r preparing for ike po»sll f'w m r, fmuuding .the V; it. Water 1< k| awlmmer. Yet. t a. yef ehm * H ollW am s wire B EAU TIFU L • su m - CAMBRIDGE GLASS­ WARE SS.’K lt e Tourists T hank Sanfordites F (tkatlswa U a.IL- ■<' ■S' l l ■ I }j t o il e t 'JpVS i ^ 0- • > ef-smv > * �Social A nd Personal A divities MRS. I.OURINE HEAL, Society Editor Social Calendat T lK S D A T The Azarian Cla*« o f the Kir»t l!apti.*t Church will have it* an. , ChrUtm \t party at th" ; c*iprch annex hrgmning at fl;7oi M. In the form of a covered | dfsh mpper. A ll members are in- 1 tile d to attend and bring a 10«* gift to put under the Thriatmus hIm» a eoveretl dish. " T h e regular meeting o f the hurt Melli n Chapter of the Son-* ami Daughter* of th»* Territory of Florida \«ill hr laid at th*home o f Mr. and Mr* K. K. RoundlUt, 11.10 ^‘alnottn A n n u o nt IV M. A full Attendance is urip d since i! i the annual election o f officers. The Fideiis ( ’ his* of the First Baptist Church will h..vy it a in . maul rhri«tm A’« party »: th .• >*jme of Mrs. M. \V |U*uii*> r?\ |o7 West Sixth Street at fiSIO P. M All meiuh-ts arc invited to attend and hr ng a coverrd dish. al*n a |0c gift t » put unttm tree. _ w rn N F ^ s iiA Y P d i j l i a Circle <*( the Sin for I Carden Clnh u ill meet at tin* hame i f Mrs, (.»•..rye Shipp, .*100 K. Fiyhlrenth S tru t with Mrs. L. K. Spencer as ro-)io*to«s, at 3*dH IV M. Kadi member h %ked to bring a |H»tted plant n>r the \V»M Side Primary School, iil.sp n lOc gif| for the Christmas tree. * • • The hoard i f managers o f the Sifiiford Canh-n clnh will meet the heme o f Mr<. .1. II Col. *ugh in Hose Court at 10:00 » TH U R SD AY The fill. Thcslcri' Uooseveft Chapter. I ’ . S \V%V. will meet at the home of Mr.*. Mae Sheafer on O m Avenue at 7 P. M. to be ffdlownl b> the atin.ul ( h ti'lm m party. v • The Townsend Club will have Its tegular tweeting in the Court PACE TTIREf. THE 8ANF0RD 'HEHALI£-SXNF.(nn),~lrLORrDA 'AY,"DECEMBER Airs. Morris And Mrs. Banquet Given For Mm. W. S. Thornton Henderson Entertain Mr*. It. A. Sw»n*on. Mr* II C. Morgan, My*. W. F Bryan. Mr*. A K. Sho»m»V»r. Mr* Carl Chorpfitinf, Jr., Mr*. J I.. Clark. IIr* D R. Ulrvy. M n. Z. II RalUff. Mr*. J. D. Jinkin*. anil thr Mi«*r* B r*»ir Zachary. Marion Aikrn. Mary Bcldin. In n William*. Hetty Thurmoml. 1'iwrn llayr*. Ilrn ru i llayr*. Wilm.i la-*li<*. |to*r llarkry. Mary Wyatt Ratliff Mililrvd Aw ait ami Caroline W al­ ler Junior Department Honor Roll Named Mr*. II. F Morri* ami Mr*. C. P. lleniler»on were co-ho*tr**f* to member* of Circle Three of the Women'* Mistionary l!nion of the Fir*t Itaptint Church at the home of Mr*. Morri* on laxu«t Avenue ye*trnlay afternoon. Mr*. J C. Calhoun conducted the Dr. A. W. Fpps and Dr. L. D. Bnmn *re attending the State ilcrolional and the (tilde *tudy wa* Airs. Smith Presides Dental Convention which is bein? taught by Mr* K. K. Uatchel. An intere»ting t.-ilk on "StewanUhip'’ A t Circle Meeting held in Holywood this week. wa* given li> Mr*. A. K. Roaactter. and routine lm*ine** di*|Hi*ed wen pu.cd m the form or * Mni M F. Smith presided ov. horr* 'bee Spray* of lltHiiltan .. , , , , , rr the meeting of fn»- ramne pepp t nod nialvaviseiM formed a * * . tl Duckcroui.l fur Ihc tc.l cnmllc*. T *y lor Circle " f th.- (ir * t llap. which »c r c placet in n v * !a l h..l ' ti»t Church which wa* h#M » clcr. at mtcivi.l* .long the lal.le* 'he home o f Mr- S.mih u. floral The I .Me ..I which the uue.t of I Height* with Mr* f .e.l Mvrr* Friends «»f M ms Alary Alice ho.................•atc.lhrl.l n c.ntrul Y ^ ' ' 1" William^ will ryutet to learn that , , , v I,. The devotional wa-* conducted • rrni.yi mi nt of a silver ha>Ket , ' # ... «* ,. ___ i »hc underwent uu uppendectoiny w;i« , ,. ■ «•■ * i bv Mrs. la* W r.nttntinger ami fill**'I with red roses I'lacr card* / . . , , • . . i... at thr Frrnald-laui^litnn Memor­ w»r. .... .............................. . the ! O’ w V * ' ' \ ial Hospital yesterday tnorninir. W ile.. W .< C S l;',M . J1 the * V.V, ... .n . , m • gol....... tv them i taught Bible " «tml\ and a Member. of the Junior \\...leymi I « on nt rwa, » a . m.c.lr Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Went ate j B»r.i.- i.u.l.l *erv..l Ihe .Ii.ui.-i „ „ ( - .......... rlm-e visiting today with their son.in. i fal hH*kctw of pmnsettins which ' *, . . » •• law anti daughter. Mr anl Mrs. I ’ as her subject, « Inn * .viein. «a r. pl.tt-r.1 nl-..l the ...... . .... . |i|>r, f „ n,| Clrover (V Chidden, in Ocala. plrle.l Ihe .I. .-..I»...»> ' for H'e of filf |hr .-white ......... * -».«h .* They w*rc accompanied by Mr. * A tr , a fun.I u»c.l to l.uy ether for and Mrs. Wilbur litown of Penn aylvanin. " ri“ ' ........... « » ' " » l|V.r„ „ n, in Chit... Bridge I*arty Given of Ih. program whi.h >* «* |-rc_ Folhiwuig re|*.rl. ..f 'he >ar. For Airs. M cAicas « n t ~ t -m ’ Am fnero •>< * railin' „ „ „ chairmen, a .m-.al |-ei 1.1.I Mrs. Madden W ill lciw-1-a-t with M i. • K McSiur rnjnyr.l ami ie f i. hin.nl, row ..ling a. m i'tie** of ecu- , ^ rVPt| hy the hn*fe«*e* Preside A t Aleeting romlinirntinir Mis l.ronard Mom. * The full.ming program p ie .rn t were Mr- t o i l Mo-«. Mcl.uca*. a lecent hfiilc. Miaa Mr* S A. B Wilkuieoii. Mi*. Hehecca Stevens enterJIinnl at wa* |*i--.eitte.1 (iladiola drove J»»7. Supreme liliet. -’ You'le MPoem of |( ^ llowell. Mr-- I II R11.I.I. her h«mie on Park Avenue on Forest WtHulmen Tircle will Saturday evcniiiK with a bridge tovi , hy Marion Aiken an.I Mary \|r* C C. CVII111-. Mr,. II C have its regular meeting in the BtMm Moore. Mr*. J. A Strange. Mr* party. Woodmen Hall on Thursday }to|.. - f i n bin Inn'' l»y Ro-e )| A Manning. Mr* W A llop. Asters ami calendulas were evening at 7 .70 o'clock with * nln*. Mr*, t W RnUmmg-r. used to carry out a color theme Ilaikey M r* A ( ’ . Madden, guardian, o f pink anti yellow in the t«H»ms lira.ling. Mr- II It * 1 ..oil. v j Mr*. I.. II. Ilarvev. Mr* It Ipresiding 1‘ian.i ...lo, t oln-eito 1.1 II Hal C.*rri*»ii. M r, W al*»n Reel. in which thr guests wrrr enter­ plan* will he completed for M^*. «>. CJ. Haller, Mi- II K tained. Tallies u |*oii winch the Min . I.) Maiy Itel.lni the entertainment program which llin-ling. I.y Mi- M.SI.mow Turner. Mr*. John Weaver, Mi* hridge scores were kept cairied will be presented soon ami elec­ luolt Ilf. hy Mi* I I 1 lu ll A C Ben»on. M i* U A C .ele tion of o ffic e i* will he held. bridal designs Mi- 11 F White p ie-.lile.l eneh Mr*. P .' W. Mo....- Mi* (re.I After several progression^ Hefreshnient-* will he served at rctmng ..I fleer with . .01 * ge. I Sion.- nf Atlauln M> • l.-aiimll. the close of the meeting All tullifs were c«dlected nnd , members have been invited to score priie awarded to Mr*. K. ami in n officer* well- ip •I■ill.-.l hj l.aing ami the lo 1. A. la4»n<lonl»erg Low »coie priae attend. Mr. Ihornton. h T he flral com* - Ir m l ... » h . t wa* reccivnl by Miss Furmeta then, «.ih ."r*«ifc *. I 'l l " ' nig tl» (> n<|W tht. „,re llcrl>er. The hostess pirsented Inatal a ll"" rereinonn-. S IN fiA P O ltF lim tltH I) pjnr tree .hilling., mu.le of -ilver the h«»noree with u foslorta SunThe following o ffic e !, in wi)i| wnr|b i a ,. S IN fiA I’ORF., Dec •». •tail..I -------------- ------- ---------------------llombs started ilropping on Singa|M»re nt 4 A M tiwlay Searchlights and antl-ancraft guns went into action immedutely. Telephone 148 n •in11 nAPPY niimiDAY Terrrlle Jcnii NcDott Ih»hhy North PAYM ENTS PI \NNKD «u»y made arranircn atre assistance d id sire assistanceclient funds become iiw il horse tracks levies p u t W U .U fw re" ' 4 The hoard aoth< IxianU t«» invest nr as possible oil nppli bnckloir of clnrd accumulate by thi* 1cvenues were tecei Go/*>ds Be^r & Wines (ocktails AndorsonGriffith Funeral O lrcrlnr 7Oil K 2ml 81. Phone INK F t MSHon Chapter Has Regular Meeting '• L U M B i R * C H A I R YOU ENJOY COMPLETE RELAXATI0N when you sink back restfully in­ to this superbly upholstered chair be­ cause Streit patented features form a pocket into which the tired body fit* naturally, without slipping forward, and without strain on the spine. An exceptional value ut this low price, each Streit Slumber Chair and match­ ing footstool with slipper compart­ ment . is accompanied by a valuable •lip cover coupon. Prof. W. J. Welt* p ir*h l«t over the regular meeting of thFt. Mellon Chapter of Ihe Son* and Daughter* o f the Territory of Florida which waa held at th home nf Mr. and Mr*. T . 1C. Uoumillat on Friday evening in Ihe ahaenre of the pre*iilenl. Prof. A. J. Ilanng, A fter the opening prnyer and n routine bualneaa diacu**inn, the following namea were aub. milled hy the nominating rnm. mitlee a* o ffic e r! for the coin, ing year: W, J. Well*, prealdent; Mi* Z. I). Ratliff, flrat vice p r o i. dent; Mr*. Fannie V. Lee. «ecnnd vice preaident; B. F, Whitner. •ecretary; . Mr*. J. P. Ridge, lrea»urer: J. T . Jacob*, hi.tor. ■an; Mr*. Frank R. MacNeilt. regUtrar; Mra. Jane B. Smith, chaplain; and J. G. Sharon, par. liamentarian. An intereitlng article nn "K arly DefAiae* o f Flcrida’' « i < tra<l hy Mr. W e lli, after which Mr*. Itnumlllat aerrnl refre.li ment* lo thoae preaent. Camp [Handing. Shirta — LotiR-weariitR. Rond ImikinR broadcloth ahirla. A wide rattRc of colors and pat- A Q t : terns. Front « /0 K\i-ii tliiiiiKli yioi'n- gi' ing him akHtca iiinl nn ••Iwtric I milt, ilnii't nv • t'rlook gi'ttiutr him n Kift uf nomelliim; In wrur. Wo hitvo a lily soloot ion of hoya' n«-od* nllraotivo'v paokoil for Chriatira* Rifting Yon aro auro lo fiml Juki what ho imeda and wliat ho unit's Hoys* I.DHR Sli-cvcd SjMjrt .Shirts liy Tom Sawyer... M cS Iarrn w X .25 up BARGAIN DAY douhi.k PROGRAM Today * nous 1W0IAT/NS n cM MAH HAH AN Wednesday & Thursday Days A f t H t f f j i f ^ / Pajamas — Smart and stylish broadcloth paja­ mas ho's sure to.appred a te receiving. wide choice of styles. Jackets colors in slip-over and Reversible Corduroy for boys aged 4 to 12. Wool Plaid Re- $4 versible Jackets I Roys uged 14 to 20, Boys* Robes Our assortment of the finest all wool Alexander Smith ruga come from the looms of America’* beet known rug w *am . We havo the popular tone-on-tone patterns, 'atari-florals and the new damasks. 91.00 per week will pay for Rabhor all wool flannel robes for boys. Twotone effects. Agee 13 Do Your Christinas Shopping Early F or Best Values Ties—llright anil color­ ful neckwear for ,th e young man. Some silks and woolens included In this group. use •iff .,i s �4 .r , Claij at tana TK» u * hJUttt r<Uv l m Df CiM> # WD20S 72 DL COLLECT ♦' EXTRA=TW WASH/NGTQH * H K C 3 i9 f« 4 18 H O B AR T H A YN K S, Mather Furniture Store—Sanford, Flo. C 204 . .: TO FURTHER CWftB CONSUMERS CREDIT THE FEDERAt RESERVE IS n GETTING READY TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING HOUSE FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE, AND U T IL IT IE S REGULAtlONS WHEREBY 16 MONTHS TERMS CAN BE HAD ONLY BY PAYING 50 PERCENT DOWN, ALSO 12 MONTHS CAN BE GIVEN ONLY BY PAYING 3VPERCENT DOWN. THIS PROBABLY EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1 1942. NATIONAL RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS PROTESTS FAIL UTTERLY TO OBTAIN HEARING WE GET A TELLING tJNLY? COTTON MATHER \ .u Kill annthe -jumo unlit, Dm FpJ. .<?iapirparin* that would «.»a, iruUlIment Jwytr* inrolrt rn»ny Mdi a iboice of <1) pajin*60% downandUe 1 l<aUn«ein tijhtnn monlbs.pr (J).p*y- , I IV . - j* '# ' BUY NOW on Otar PBESEMT EASY TEAMS P u rc h a je s U p to $ S O iO O - * N o D o w n Ui, Madara P a y m e n t P n te h a s e s U p to IS O v er M to o n th s P a y .^ad.mfciaa < ( » t^ v tS ^ S S S tu E S iW C S “ • «3 9 <>ir I•teaM #•*o . n a i ** a * v u e $ s o .o o 5nc£*% down r a l the rest In'lVlsvs § bm . . / ’a iO U houL c l (D ou bt . • . S b u d sJL Q toudiL fa q u la ilo n A . Cbic~ fo m in y . d fic JL (jh A Lib n a L ^ n r^ J VAiuS non ora ~ . « « « n ‘^ V 5 “ WILLARD tyOTEL WASHINGTON."DC. 12 34 1 1542. te fejpfe s g s - S - , ’ 1 9 ” ^ .J K S 3 £ . ? £ ,2 4 * m u ir 'T * v ' 'J IV * V*NL'i43-> • /•,• 4, �.V ' -t t ? 8P S V' TIIE BANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA % O. K . U N C LE SAM W E ’ RE CO-OPERAJT1NG You can still buy all your home needs on easy term s. . . The Jew articles which are affected by governm ent regulations do not represent 10% o f our stock— and the extra savings in price more than o ffse t the small increase in terms. TUESDAY, DELKMBKR », lM l Y O U M A Y PU R C H A S E U P TO $50.00 I N F U R N IT U R E F O R . . . $1.25 Down and $ (2 5 P• •e-r#r Week — #•..*** N ote— This o ffe r is limited by U. S. Governm ent - ■A- Frf Installment »—**•*■' Regula­ tions to Dec. 31— A fte r this date the full down payments will apply, Give Furniture • Please the, Whole Family This Xmas ™ J'.V i* fT. r*> r.* • WYifidfcaF . * * 1 I p .'*.-.-7 I I j fifc tl i By ■ SOLID M APLE-PLEASING DESIGN lntlvSJag Celt Spring MiHrrw 7 Pcs. Complete Maple Suite Luxurious StiF^-BEDS Genuine tfeng Spring Construction. 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Illghwaj And Water Transportation A N INDEPENDENT DAE J NEWSPAPER Established In 1808 * * ^ SANFORD, FLORIDA. W E D ? ! ESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1941 Member Associated Press M'MIIEK H7 . The President Makes History tiled Slal Japanese Called Gangsters ... id A re 9 Accused O f L Criminal A t Retake ail Center To Leave U. S. rom Germans WASHINGTON. D «. P resident Admits j»- A Japan Otaim O f N ava! Supremacy Rejected A s Enemy Rumor By Associated Prea. Tfc# radio Pm idm t Rm^evelt’a "speech in of _ rack a manner that the fanrtV losing of the Trl Partite Part may ha expected." (Hr t iH fiiu * . yr,M i 10 -UP) Red grim ly ver-coaacioua Con. * WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 — Uf )— President Roosevelt ^ U t night assailed Jatutn’ s ^ ‘sudden criminal attacks.” ns the climax of a decado of "in ternational Immorality,” and declared confidently that Slcniac the act whleh pute ua officially at war with Japan, Jtmerica was golna to win the rarar and the peace tlint fol­ President Roosevelt Is shown et his desk soon after Congress passed the resolution with but one dUienting vote. Bcfnrr that Mr. lows. three oat. *.h Forces H it Enemy Lines West O f Tobruk Area As Germans Fall Back armies TtaVf'hUstrd l Quezon And MacArthur At Manila th- t r m yesterday tank lit*. initial Gnmans out of Tikhvin, import. JiO mile* c j»t of atop toward permitting the na. . ..j a 10-day battle /ion's, armed- /oeces— selectees a* . cost the Nails i.OOl) killed. wall a* regular*- to fight In any Moscow radio announced lo. part of the worlil. I. . In a special communique The Senate ami Home Military The announcement said ,recnpCoramltce* approved legislation of the town yesterday, to eliminate the present terri­ ..J a Nasi effort to rut the torial restriction*. and In permit : rail communication lo Leni, retention In service of all ficht. inf force* frr the duration of ’q it on n i pur rsilroad the war. Both steps were re. j with the line running quested by the War Department. .rchangel. fsr northern port +- - S e r io u s - S e t b a c k Ha asserted in a yadld address to ths people e f hi* country that "W e must bectn the fcnat task ethat la befora ua by abandoning ™ nee and for all tha Illusion that wa can ever again isolate ourt aehraa from the rest of hurnanJ tty.” Mr. Roosevelt said that Amer­ ica was In tha war "all the way." • Its admitted that, thus far the newt had aU beam bad and that a serious setback* bad been sat. farad la Hawaii. Report* from Guam. Waka and UeS.Army And Navy Defeat Attack Made On Island Of Luzon j W a r Department May Ask For Expansion* O f Selective Ser-* vice Lim it On Age* velt'a desk a hill to frerie naval enlistment* for six montha be­ yond the duration of the war. Brlc. Gen. (.ewi* II. Hcreboy.' national selrrtive service direc­ tor. laid In Chicago that lhare la a "strong posibilily" that Con. creaa will lower the minimum draft ace from 21 to IK and that men deferred hecauae they were 28 or ever may be called up. Roosevelt made one of the briefest speeches of his 'career, asking The War Department waa un­ Congress to declare war on.Nlppon. Standing behind the President derstood to he ready to ask Conare (left to right): Senators Charles McNary, Ore.; Albeit W. Bark­ creaa for expansion of selective service ace limits from 21-18 ley, Ky., majority leader, and Carter Glass, Va. years to 18-44 years— a which would Increase by l------20,000,000 the reservoir of man. tower available for the armed orees. An authoritative source die. closed that enabling legislation Is being drafted by the War Department. Under present age limits, the . raise tee Army is drawn from 4 pool of 8.000,000 man. Broaden, ing of age limits to 18 and 44 ••Service Above £fclf” Chairman Ingley Says would raise that number to 28 Rotarians Have Instructions Will Joml Meeting Be Announced By At Valdez Hotel Defense Council U Adyicf Of New Local Organization js jffe U g et I t o f f o w 1 entry for United S tiles lease. ... 1 supplies. The Soviet announcement ttld Rr.l armies put lo rout the G rr. * 12th Tank Dblalon an<t the i an,| g ist Motorised Divl. *, among others, inflicting ~ ~ 3 losses upon stl of them. Meanwhile, British troops were 1 In Cairo to have rapI a point wrst of Ed puda, the Tobruk garrison from attark i on the eastern side of the .. — j perimeter. The exart location or name of ! w it not given, hut the i communique's general dr. would plaea It al>oul in - ‘ south o f Tohruk. Hritish mobile column* stiurk German communication lines ' J westward from the Te. area, but found the Ger......J reluctant to engage them, It waa stated. 000.000. . Five Perm its Issued A t City Hall This Week •Japanese Navy Sinks Prince Or Wales, New :i5 , 0 0 0 - T o n B r i t i s h B a ttle s h ip *' K Loss Of Life On Shin Said Great Direct Hits Are Made On Three Jap Ships By Anicrican IManes 'I \M I N. I»rr. Id.— Al*— !*"» *»f Jipinrwr bomlerw raitlnj Manila and lln -••Inirhw • hira aftrrniMin Hit* fine Hard around military . rant*!. IuiIimk the MchoU Mr Kirlil. Ki»rl William MeMnlr>, ami NirUon Airport di* I rirtra. Manuel Quezon. prv<i.h-nt (»f th? Philippine** (ien. Douglas Mai Arthur, M'Frntly mutlr tnmnwt ilIi A rmy forces in tin* K..mt D*l •»*,• of [ ’ S. hands. SI\t.\|*i»BK |irr | q _(A I*) — I hr NalhrrlyntU Kabt Indira threw •Irone rrinforrrmrnta of w«r" 'hipt and « «rplanr<* inh» the ha Iilr of wnuthra*«lrrn A*da a* the llritiwh land anil air forrm flowed , down (hr Japan**? avietu t on northern Malaga. | Dutch f Iir rra hair hern fighting alongBidr the llriti*h Empire air |fi»rrrt to ronlr«l Japan's admitedly I'litoruiM effort** to ain ijuich mm* t*r> of thr air. I Vlfrnl Duff < i*oper. HrllDh iMiniteirr in Ihr Kar KUst. ann«Hin« Jrnl in a hr»ailra*»t from Singapore |that Ihrrr hail hcvn ronsidcrahl# Ins* uf life in lh» I'rinrr of Walt* I Kiwanis H o n o rs U. S., Repubics Past Presidents Of America May P n n L w I_ D * _ | . i u d l(rpul*c ilnkings. Of Organization to n te r in Kio!| rnrtreliun \* n..ngk**n( g llnngkong’s ...me Japanese de- » Z „ . Censes e ss sckni.wlodged. But ths Chairman May, of tho house ■■ — Fifteen Men Present Me e t i ng Of 1<orei gn <unti.h deri.te*i the stuck kid military committee, aaU he knew fty j u permits torn. Issued 'Is S A S S S - w of mCgrrny expend s* [ <V th e City HaM slnea*Salarday. m s u & r * W hd*‘ ()nce Served i \ i i n i s t e r s * Prt >' ptkt they bad Declaring that . thic country ' Spertf\ Instructions from the lective service. age limits. On Dec. <1 Klin Brrwlngtnn *e as faces “ The Army didn’t ask for anv cured permlslion In add one room A s Group’ s Head SUt* Defknse Council #111 soon be Hu l l I lip 0«tN l8lr4 I’ rr**1 a great crisis, Morris Asli. Paeifla as a m u ll o f Chair Sun. change In those (21-28) year) T h e defeat o f tho firs t hos­ ton, president of the New Smyr. received by J. L. Ingley, chairmen brackets." he said. ‘Th ey nov to a house located at IIOS VVilday S tu c k on Hawaii. •on Avenue, while on the same Fifteen P«*l president* „ f K„. "This la aa old trick of pro­ na Rotary Club, urgad RoUrtana of the Seminole County Defenso have a potentlon mannower of H XSIIINGTON. Dev. In id tile nttuek nuninst the w osi paganda which has been used to keep level heads, work hard­ Council, according to a telegram men under 21, who will heroine •lay Will linwn waa Issued a Kiwi*m* Club were Imiiuri-il ut Herrrlisry of Hlule Hull toil* ...ic t o f l.u/.on. the ttrinciual permit to repair the porch o f a Innumerable Umea by tha Nails,” er than ever before, furnish tho rrelived from Stats headquarter* 21 years old soon, of a million liouse at I ion f'n la r Avenue, the regular inectlng of the , lull prop..-.-.! that u rotifer, in •* of. island o f tho I’ hilinnittCK. bv adhe President said. soldiers what they need and this morning ly Mr. Ingley, who men each year." wllh tV. I' 1‘owell a< contractor. tnilay «l lb Vnlilrs lintel. Anii-riritli Foreign Minister* be A iim nml N n v v forces was He promised that facta would above all put "service above self He said tho Army probably declared“ that nil E. I- Jackson will install u ‘ “ “Practically ictki Starting with A I' Connelly, held at ICn. Dv Janeiro. Hi axil, uminiinct'tl toiluv in tho W u r not **e hidden from the coun­ and not to think too much about the I7.V Stole h . . | ^ ^ ■ l,o f ' * " yr, X , 2H y o r . t»nk at IlMil French Avenue and charter president o f the Sanford the first week of Jant.a.y Willi try If the facte art known end iroftU, In a short Ulk at tho major work which> tha State tlepartniont’ K firs t communIt the enemy would not be ,olnt meeting uf tho RoUry asked tho local council to do cither i who have aerved aa salacteea anil Mary K. williams rtcieved per­ club, the iireshlruta were named the gi.ni warning that u "wave has been done .or. b rapidly being are now members of the organ, mission to tear down ami rebuild in order by Kilward l.ane up to ieiti** o f war. helped .by their disclosure. Club* held at tha Valdes Hotel done, and our organisation la well of aggression has now broken n one-atnry frame building at T h o attack o m tr r c il ho_ He warned the prate and radio the rurrent year. lied reserves, thereby subject to up.it. Ihi* shores nf tinnew last night. 1018 Pecan Avenue. set up now." • h e y had no right to *dee! out Mr. Lane introduced Fount world, "the United State* in. twccii San Fcrnniulo and Viwartime service. Tha New Smyrna BoUriana H. O. Green will employ Joseph Chief of Polka Roy William*, uncaaflrmad reports” In such were welcomed to Sanford by Rion, district governor elect, who viled the other 20 Aniernaii l(". u*n. the nnnounremeiil slated. Neither tha Army nor the New way aa to make people believe President R. W. Ruprecht of the chairman of th« Civil Protection appeared having any difficulty singleton to move a frame ten­ presented the past president* "Our fir*1, bombing iittacks ..n group of tha county, la contacting in getting mors man. Recruitin'? ant house from the north side with red rose*. Afterwnrd, Mr. pul.lies to consult uu the join: they were Ithe truth. transport* '.gun result* Declaring ho w s ^ about to say Sanford Club who pointed out all chief observers at all obser­ stations throughout the country of a lot at Oil Sanford Avenue Rlnn aihlressed the mrint>eri. measures for defense of the western hemisphere. that alt but three members of vation potto In tha county to deto the south portion o f the same IW lI ,,| m d ire.« ........... " ‘1r,,r stating "Kiwanlans must meet were swamped with volunteer* tho New Smyrna club had made Urmlna If they are In readiness South Amerira's two lorgesl lot. the war situation squarely. It repohln-s, Argentina and ttiaxil. ,h.p* »n.l danieg*' « » " ir the trip to 8anford. President to meet tha peasant ame'Vgrncy. anxious for • "quick crock" at must In- met hy individual ser- stepped toward cooperation with i„g tim e . ..no *h*|. ..(psmng Ashton responded for New Hmyr. Tete posts aa used for aircraft the Japanese. •inking nnmedtolely. «l»' vlre, and the heat way you can Overseas Highway na and thanksd the 8anford Kn. warning service, and according to the UntL'd States as nation af­ munique **id. , aid Is te help your local defense Urlana for their courteay and Mr. Inglay tha "location of these ter nation joined a rapidly In.uidIs Closely Guarded ruuneil " • A great ening hemispheric front against entertainment. , II, S and Japanese Navic* to posts will not ba mads known to Mr. Ition stressed Ihrer parts the Japanese attack lit the I’a. reported raging o ff Manila to. Mias Dorothy 8*nfordT~direc­ tha public, and tha SiUa ware se­ K E Y WEST, Dee. 10—f/9*)— of individual service: stirngthen clflr. I,, n German tor e f muale for Beralnola Coun­ lected by tbs Third Intarcaptor day. according Tho nation's southernmost Naval dem ornlic institutions, meet tha ty schools. prasenUd a program Command af .tha War Department. Argentina pledged "reciprocal Britain acknow­ present emergency and maintain assistance and deefnsive rooper- hroiidrnst. while base and other Pedenl reserveWASHINGTON, Dae. 10-UP) of music and readings by Sfcig Chbf Williams said that nec­ ledged the lo** *»r of tni* *"•* new n*'w u. . tiona here ware In complete dark­ the value, we seek to defend. of stli.n" in a note. It. Wushingt.ai. DilO-tnn — President Roosevelt said Toes- inola High Behoel pupils. W. A. essary Instructions for .a.blackout l.nttlvship, I rlnce Dr. O. I. Barks wn* n Kiiret ness Tuesday night, and a 84-hour I'resident Getulu. Vargas of Wale*, nml Leffler proposed that New fimyr. in Um county «ro expected to ae :i2.0lin.lon listtlo Local Shrtnera will hold thkir watch waa ordered over part » f as were twu members o f the K ry ilrutll decreed a virtual freeiiog cruiser. Repulse, o ff the coa*l & SSL* 'S na Inaugurate a movement U gives oet Mon. Kd iuf A n * nationals' bunk accounl*. Christmas party at, tha Palms A tha ovaries* highway whkh is the Club. Hilly Hollsyhead and build a new hlghwey from San­ uf Malay. . Mr. Inglty also announced the Pines dining led Althnugh the decree room Thursday nn|y road linking the labnd with Marshall. Charles Morrison gave the ford to Now Smyrna because of .Mi* ml., dispatch*-. u.inminectl appointment of Mrs. A. W. Knox night, Dec. 18. at 7:00 o’ clock. tha Florida mainland. the group in song. Hank of llraxil runtrid of fin.inthe indlroct and unsafe condL gnatas chairman of the Woman's Par­ Judge Prank L. Miller, chair­ The past prrililrn ls at tho cial operation* o f cilixen, o f all ,U Japanese troop tran«p«rls **«•* Ths City proper expcrlcnci-il n nlli n.plmg In land troop. (sortIs ' H* wkl at Ihla press loafer- tlon of tha present readThe program as presented by ticipation Committee whkh Is in man of the entertainment, an­ partial bbekout, with all electric meeting, and the year in which non-American warring countries, of Manila in the Philippines. eace sine* aUrt o f the United charge of oil women's division* •Igns and street lights off. Auto­ they wcie land c f the club fo l. ■rrangeiueiiU pn.I.ahly will Innounced today. HtaUs-Japaaese war that ha to Mb* Sanford consisted of a quar­ A Tokyo war bulletin said tw . Mr. Inglay added ha "fully A p ­ T. Bradford Byrd, president of mobile driver* were asked to use low : made to take raro o f powers *•- Ilntisb tette: "Desert Song." by Miss ship* The -Prince of preciates the Interest shown by A. I'. Connelly, 11)22; James only dimmed lights until mid­ sneiated with the United Stat-*. Wale-, and 4 f Indust^r I n d B& b i W s 'r T ta Gladys Pippin. Edward White, tha public toward this vital group, the club, urgad all membera to Hie Repulse—wern G. Nharon. 102.1; 'K. I). Brown. night, and traffk was to be ra make Immediate reservations with Uniti-il States Ambassador (!s f. w o»* out an anti-strike arrange- David GatekeL.Mba Sanford, with and many people will ba called F. Lane. frey said Importance o f the slip sunk within 21 minutes 6f each L. F. Boyle, secretary, and stat­ strieted after that for tha rei t of Ire. 1026: Kilward Mien Doris Entembtgor., at the other by Japanese bombers. 102(1 ;,T. W, Lawton. 1027; John "could not be overestimstril.” upon to assVaw bpaglfk duties aa ed that tha fea should be worn tha night. pleno. This waa InUrprated as N o detail* were avuilsblo im­ B. M. Duncan, chief engineer D. JAnkin., 1020: Fred It. W il­ Giistemuls look similar step*, mediately on the fate Reading, ‘ "Namin’ of ths Uio committees are actively using at the meqUng as a number of of tho tha registration Ib t to obtain outstanding personages have been for tha oveneaa road and toll son. 1030; A. C. Fort. 1031; W. frrexing Japanese bank deposit.., Twins,” by Mbs Ann BUot. B. ZachAry. 10.12; Hanford Doud- after Its assembly declared war crows, normally exceeding 3,000. recruits." Invited Including: Malcolm Mcdistrict, said a 24-hour guard was Duet, "Medley." by Mbs AU •uppert of anU-etrtke legtitottoa. Meantime, sea-borne Japanese lll.lll; Walter Coleman, ua Japan to the accompaniment Mr. Inglay •aid’ "W a.fully real- Crory of JackMuvUla, Illustrious being maintained over the 40 ney, ma Grantham and Mine Doc la Ira tha serious Umea shsud and we Potcnate a f Monaco Temple; mites of highway and bridge* un­ 10.10; Howard laing. 1037; Hid. nf many' “ vivas" for the United troops swsrnted Into the Philip, Entxmingar. ney J. Nix. 1038; and Karl Nurd, Ktotes nml President Roosevelt. pine Island o f Luton at ApsrSolo, "Tim e Wes,” by Mbs need everyone's co-epotation. Now MUea II. Draper af Tampa. IL der hb supervlilon. Sheriff Ber­ greq, 1010. ri. lull mile* north of Manila and Peru slresdy hail frnxtn Japan­ Gladys Pippin, Mias Alma Gran, Is tha Urns far cast heads and luatrioua Potanate ot Egypt Tam lin Sawyer and hla deputies were possibly at other point*. The clmtr thinking. I f any , auspicious plat and a delegation from th> patrolling tha area. ese funds, and Bolivia was con­ them, piano. ■ c, headquarters o f Gen. Douglas persona or any attempts that ap­ sidering like action. Orlando Bkrtne group. . Reading, “ Ub. Uh, Not. Me," MacArthur said the Japanese • c a m p ULAN i — N aval Requirements * pear to U asbotoga- are seen, they Dee. 18— by Mtoe'Aaa Bitot. Judge Miller to preparing u made forced landing* under a th e w eather >— The should ba reportS taw edbu ly to hrtfioua tree fo r the offalr. Trio "S ta k e Goto In My hail of bomb* dropped by Am er­ Have Been M odified Eyes” by M U Qtodys Pippin, Chbf WUltams a T th e fo lk e Sta- and each Noble b expected to °JC ican warplane*. Florida — Partly steady and bring nqe or . more presents. Mbs Alma Grantham and Mias lloil** One Jap transpqrt wa* *unk, at MACON. Dec. 1 0 -< 8 p c c b l)Other officers ef. Um Defense Whoa tho program b concluded continued cool tonlgtol Thursday and.yet Sanford. two other* damaged and three nartlv cloudy *od colder lo th« The Nevy Deportment announces Visitors at Um luacheon Includ­ Ceuacil baaidaa Mr. Ingby are W. tho presents wUl bo gtvan to a nortli portion. ____________ more possibly hit, it we* an­ that the physical requiramenU for ed Dr. W. B. Van Brunt, fanner D. Hofmann, vtoo etMdnaan, and E. local charity for distribution nounced. enlistment In the Naval Reserve among Indigent children at president s f • the Tallahassee J. Nelaan, secretory.1 , Han Francisco wa* blacked out have been modified and urges all Chrtotmao than. Rolsry CtOb. "Ltdtoo Nlehf*. will ■gain early this morning after iy i _ man who have been rejected for W J0.W. W IU . MEET All aojotralag Bkriners and U M S a . . M M M M . O n .; be bald at tbo Ms j fair Hotel an air-raid. .alarm . . . . waa . . . sounded. enlistment to again apply at their letter from Senator Claude I'epoil resident Nobles, who have tbe even tog o f Dec. 89. per expressing the Senator', ap- •» *° ?"•■! two “ alerts’ ' roundThe beat Camp ef the Wodd men not yet affiliated with the club, local Navy recruiting itotlon. predation of th« copies of two within • half hour but no o f tha W o c td w ® meat Thursday are (netted to Join the Sanford s is 1S_ y, __It.. KitnsKa to/asVaS vorinet e #4 ,1 songs on whkh Mr, Connsllv bombs wers reported dropped on' --------------d te ' Woodman Members, aad U bring present* CALLS SPE C IA L SESSION Tho annual Rad Cross rail enemy planes sighted. rolls borated with Mrs. Agda C. "te help gtoddea tbe hearts of rafl Is tflb te llr over and Twu Japanese landings on tho CHICAGO, Dec. 10 — UP)— Thomas and Lers Harry Wester. poor children," President Byrd Seminole County rabod a to­ to Philippine Wtond of Luinnwero re­ Cov. Dwight H. Green Tuesday Tho copies were presented tal o f 11218.11 during the called a special session of tha Mr. Pipper whrn he vtolted Han­ ported today.by the Filipino con­ drive, Mr*. Roy Mann, pubIL stabulary soon after authoritba legbbtura for Dae. 18, to con. ford on Armistice Day. dtp chairman stated today as uncovered a Fifth-Columnist plot ____ measures necessary to pro. The letter reads, "1 am toi­ tidar tha sxpUlnsd that tho war let tha atato’a numerous defense menssly grateful to you for that eat off t*.ro fala* air-raid fund quota, whkh b 18000 sending mo abrma and pointed the way te industries snd transportation sys- your kindness In sendli calk far aa sattrely now tarn. ropk* of your tongs, "Our Flag" military target* with lights on tarns. Ha raid ho would appi way ocaaocted and "Stand By America", auto­ th« ground while Japan*** planes a special pollca authority to •smbenhte drive CHICAGO, Dec 10— UP)— Ths were attacking. ordinate tiforta o f all law en. graphed by you. •d. Plaas to In of 4A000 Railway 49,000 Ra Earlier a U. B. Army spokesman " I cannot too highly commend X __I___ - earaa forcemeat sgeucle* from tho mill, had announced that "certain areas you upon tha Inspirational beauty tto down to town marshals. of both of those eompoaltln*. It war* marked out by light slgnsb" —Loth flares and -firework*—dur­ b a valuable contribution POWER IHCBEA8ED have mad# te your < ing the raids on Nlchob Field, out- t . tide Manila, early Tuesday. WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 -iB>l morals and, therefore, te |t» Early today U. 8. Army i — Tha Federal Communications very tost wishes TuasxUy authorbad fighters were in tho staUen atom W Q AM at Miami Mtei to the capital ^President Says Seven-day Work Week N ecessart Shrinens To.H ave Annual Christm as P arty T hursday ■ « « ssw sr l i u r * © Engineer Corps Is Important W tr Unit Senator Pepper Pays Compliment To W. Connelly County Roll Call ' Totals 11279.15 Increase Given To Express Employes © sr1 -------------- .^V V tdu ' *., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 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/90370bcce1c20a90ece53b90d194d3a5.pdf ab369cdacc73dec54700aea4f8fc69a0 PDF Text Text THE HANKOW) Editorial Staff Already Nov. 1942, it a long way o ff to most of u«, but not to ever active politician# in the United State*. In tb le ari. e diacuuion of the senate elections is wsde. This next r election will find 23 democrat*, eight republican*, and one independent either »eeklng re-election or retiring. Moat of . r *_*f_ls _•____ Imm AMrv4V*W *(w.VA«r the aenatora *ra definitely candidate# for another *ix-ye*r S c t RAwOHw ere rendy to voluntarily relinquish their *e*t in the upper hou*e o f Congrea. Worth noting 1* in I* that • num­ ber of the nenator* seeking re-elcctlon are In for the stiffen bottle Df their coffer. K . J. Thoma* Sbewart, crump-man and junior democratic ’aenator from Tenneuee, will probably have little trouble in gaining a full term as senator. Senator Stawart succeeded the late Senator Nathan L. Bachman, thua ha is serving out only a short term. North Carolina’a Joeiah W. Bailey, forimoty anti-Ncw Dealer but o f late pro-Rooaevelt, may find stiff opposition In the democratic primary. Aa yet.no out­ standing candidate has come out ai»»inst Senator Rniley. • Democratic Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama la acted tp "liraero" In for anothor term uniana the reports it ho* plans to retire at* true. It has b-»*B stated that preaentatlvo Sam Hooba, also a democrat, wlll.be a iw.v University Offers Open Scholarships _ John* Hopklna University offer* 16 scholarship* to young mrn o( exeontloiul utility from school, .outside o f Maryland. Tan of th»«* » r « awarded Is th* Collar* af Arte and Sciences, three In th* bchool o f Kogloecrlag, and two In th* School of Bnatnou Economics. Thasa irhoiarinlph ar* honor award* and antitlo* th* holder* to fr*o tuition. They'are renewable from ytar to y*ar If th* holder* maintain a high atandard of BchoUrshlp. Th* annual tuition f* « Ih 1460. A Scholarship, therefor*, la trorth 11,800. to th* itudant who noIda It through out hla four ytar undergraduate conn*. Holder* ol Open Scholarship* ar* required to live In Alumni Memorial llall. NO EXAM INATION IS GIVEN, bat a personal Inter*law I* requir­ ed. A committee of the University make* recommandatlonh to th* Prealdent after considering th* qualification* of Oindldste* re­ commended by the beadmaitars or principal* o f the tchoola they have attended. Scholastic achieve* meat, character and UatUrtWu lq school activities are ImportThflsC-' tore Applications for scholarship* mutt be hi the hand* of tb* Il»(ti»win b* announced on May first Other Special grants, such *s sntshlp resesass* etaoln hrdl *»*»» scholarships and clerical assistantskip* ar* arailable to students in need of financial /tsslatanc* who ara eligible for admlislon. CsUlogucs and illustrated book­ let* containing fall Information* concerning th* admissions require­ ments, curricula and srpenses have been am t to the schools racelvlng New* to all b»p rats and Jhs king* and queens! Only I I m en •bopping days til th* old Christ­ mas dance. So start looking around for your data*. The Celery Fed staff to again sponsoring th* annual affair and they have already begun to make plans for th* big event * Everyone will remember that the dance last ytar waa th* very best of tho season, and with th* following committees this year’s Bulow. Loul»l»n*’« Senator Allen J. 8l!*nd»r,'e Long Meehint fg will have many iuues ngninnt him. The enti-Long Gentle group,-heeded by Governor 8am H. Jonee, mey i Bcnetvt EUender • race for bin political life in tho 6cr*tle primery. If Ellemlnr p u m i the t a t . nt the nary, ho mny be coniidur-d virtually tho winner o f eh* tv term uwnt« to LoulxlAne’c democratic sUtux. Clyde L. Herring. I owb’c democratic Junior aenator, U ried lent be la defeated by a atrong republican bloc iu . atate. Senator Herring may find two-term Governor ion, vory popular throughout Iowa, would glva olthor ring a good race or would very likely emerge victorious. A fifty-fifty chant# for ra-electmn facet Senator M H. Hughes, Delaware democrat Dalawhre politics often unpredictable. Senator Hughea may find oppo* * “ “ ad, g.^»•pub,ieBtl,, Colorado, ii one >«u______ r TJ worried men in Uw fed hit intention# o f op> it la enough to give toy at Governor Carr baa outstanding record while ttrv the governor*! ilo r ful: General chsnnan, Berman Mid. dlctrn; Advertising ■ ahahman. Kathryn Wigetnat Chairman In charge af orchestra, Lai* r*Li_ well: Decoration chafaWaa, Louie* Nordgran; and program chairman Orirn ParralL Remember students—shop at home for your data* had plan-to attend the Chrietauu haaee on Dec. 10. attention, althougk portlelpst* In the cert given jointly o f outer Item-*. A * ever our I did us the justice like Seminole High •very one of ue n a showing In ever curricular that we do oer bead' and our goal T OUR. school would The Seminole High School’s ’41 others la Um rial yearbook, Um Salmagundi has knows) t t ?had a great but Well dfserved high school*. We honor conferred npee I t The •roof came In the form o f a large certificate yesterday. Th# Natlooal Scholastic' Press Association has awarded th* SaL msgundl, in recognition of ita merit, a first class honor raUng *" ,**»•. 21*t National .Ymrbook By Aeguria Cleese Critic*! Service o f Ih* National ami Ratty Orihoet BcholasUe Pram Association at W * hop* you hod a very ak * th* Unlvoralty a£_ Minnesota, Thanksgiving this past weekend. Bchool o f Journaltrail Everyco* hi Vocational School A fleet class rating means that report* that ho ar ah* did. • a book Is excellent In retry way. All th# advanced shorthand Thera is only one award higher, classes are entering a shorthand which Is AU^Anseriean. This year's penmanship contest. I f « 0u f en­ staff i* striving fo r this honor. try k accepted you will receive This I* th* Drat ytar that Baa. a certifiesta. I f it ie very rood, ford ha* placed *o high and th* yon win receive n G regg Fens, tain Pen. I f 100 pererat of Um pupOg . entariag receive eertlfiproud o f th* targe certificate rates or frantafai pons, our achoot which Is tangible evidence o f will receive a Loving Cup. That their accomplishment. 1941 Salmagundi SOUTH SIDE NEWS Gets High Atfard On lari Wednesday Mri, Brock” Fourth grad* gave giving pro-.-i Give Thanks,” Characters— Priscilla—Jo, i Dsmpler; Mrs. SUndlsh— Mer1 Townsend; Mr*, Carver— Doris Anderson; Mr*. ii - r a a r r . \ <B___ Mary Allerton— Betty Mrs. Hopklna— Lola Ann Endurance — Dorothy Patience—Camilla Whitt Bradford—Faya llaekt BrewsUr — Charles Carvsr—buna Id Howard; Gov­ ernor Bradford—Donald Lodwigj John Ald*n— Jack Bponrar; John HowUnd— Halsey ptonyi • Me. Chilton—Jimmie Powell; Indian Maisenger—Francis Ward; Elder Brewster — Deug.ss Humphrsy; Dutch Mother—Maggl* Ms* Hah; Dutch children—Annla Mas 6tin. eon, Felton Boultneao, Qeoeg * Swann. Eme*tin* Fryer. Vocational School Celery Feds To * Start Basketball NOTES it ifcurUM. Buihftdd, a republican, will try to oust' - S a t u r d a y , De c e m b e r b, i w i Band And Celeryettes A n n u a ! C h r is tm a s Dance Are Honored Band And Celeryettes Perfoi T o Be G iv e n B y F e d Staff For Student Body Of S Junior Hi School Ni-st Toeeday, Dec. 9, 1041. th* Junior High School la Pre­ lenting three one-act plsre *ntlUed, “ Sparing th* Rod/’ In which Miss Hart Is - In charge. The pUys, “ Who Get* th* Car Teulgnt," and “ Grandmother Nlsk* are to b* directed by Mira Swain, and Mr*. Barn**. Th#** playe will be presented In the fiuuor High Auditorium at P. M. and another performance at 9:00 P. M. The price will be 16c for adults aad 10* for child, ren. » v Thoaday th* Jve’or High School had a chapel program whkh was HANEOHD, fL O W IIA stop at bit house on Christmas Ev*. Mrs. Mason and Ml** Westfall •re planning a program with tbolr 'First Grads* for next Fri­ day morning nt Chspel time. By CHI feed Prestar Monday. Dee. T, will sec ap. proxlmatcly 66 kayo turning oat for that exciting apart, basket, hall. Owing to the loss o f Dub Epps and Fred Butlsr, last year ■tarn, th* Colory Fodo wlU be a jittle weak; however, with Bill Branaa, M eKa/Trnluek. Billy Fleming. Warren Danleli, aad jack "BuMahJdT Herring as lag down the hallT Umrara, It’* MARTHA W IGHT, vot*d ben dramod girl la Ut* senior clam. - '-Ball* Met. Would ye like to toll sm something o f your favor. ••6 tiyliflt^ i -Oh. m take sport jackets. I M love ’em.** Now I know this Is winter, but In reply to my query KIRBY FITE answer* that hi* fashion favorite* are bathing suit*. “Give Be ftoger fltteu dreav toj" p pes BTKLLA TOUCI1TON. 'They’re a y weakness." * l » « n happy with cklrpa MAR. T Y PERKINS. J '* * —" * * * ,n4 novsltv Btaa. They’re terrific with o*l” Jbk, ««••• / m b VIRGINIA K U .Y and LOUISE NORD. • The Junior Clara o f th* Ovie­ do High School to prescnUng tbolr Junior ptoy, “ Mama’s Baby Boy." on Do*, it. Th* rari to an- follow*! . > Shepherd McLaaa, Tommy 8te■| Luther Long, Arthur Meu i| Juliet Long, Patlda M1U them; Mrs. Matilda BlsAhunt, Jnn* Mariner; WUhOV --Waned, . The football team went AngnaUa* yesterday ter final gam# of th* rear, 1 cord thus far waa *we wi Sophomore •1 c idt-sh} fc LYM AN Pictures and more picture, wer* -taken o f th* band and Cctenrrite* fc .,i err*‘ t! ,,. ns r they gar* #**• a • spec* d* c. High Schools’ flrrt “ out program. Hermah HermaVi Morria took moving plcturra of th# two group# of studrata while *}• door u , chanel ‘ h.V Z l 0™ '" tM r «»“ » dlttL GREN. ’ n i - » a p B. H. WILTh# nletnre* taken ar* In U A M S and find out whai he teehnlcolc;, and will be shown Hkra In th* way of glad n n In chapel for a chsrged f*#. Mo ongworod my question with, "Pm erasy about ted plaid skirts heeura they remind me of V hek test a i Ut*- fori o f th* f l a g T«Pr H'S D A V Itt OATexports,I rat a n Bm McKay Trulnck, BUly Mack O avriaw l W ar. ila. Butter ball Herring, 1, Fata Breek, Andrew lugene Pendleton. ToyW, Orton F h m o, and who to wOUag to dotie time to practice aad ■“What-to year favorite In the wnv of slotkeB Dnridr* ‘'Well, I’v* get lota of favor. 3. H. S. Ramblings ♦ Celeryette, Band * Pictures^ Taken ♦ ovlfcod a ther or not Senaton Bhnry Cabot Lodge, Jr. lUaette) and C. Way land Brook*, (Dlinota) both ha, ara redacted entiraly _ _____ ____ _ Will UD■ aa thire are few atrong oppenlon o f Brooke will raly open the < the Kal Machine of Chicago to find a candidate and LweUe Hall Th* Celeryettes, th* arid* of Seminole Bhrib-* School/ wore •cached by Mira Catharine T O . ach aad Mbs Elirabeth- Marie. Compliments to the drill squad la v* been Dying right and left, ■ad w* think they .well deeerve themj but now that It la all over but the shouting, w* would Ilka to get a word in and say Orchids to Mbs Tdkaeh and MM*-Marie, who, by their gencruelty and un. tbiag efforts, have dons no much toward furthering school spirit and bringing racegatoaUon to our school. For two weeks before school Opened, these tM ch en . Could be> •♦♦n every morning working with their group, who. under tim able coaching «rf*oa.-4fc*m.-wove rapidly approaching perfection. After.school opened, they spent from three to flv* afternoons teaching th* Intricate drill for. mat Ions to th* troop, whoa* ep*c. ocular performance* have pleased so many audiences. Not only the students but the entire community appreciated tb* appearance* o f th* Celeryettc* end feel Indebted to Mice Tskach and MU* Earl for their splendid work. BsJjk Diehl * Roo* stilt • m * t • 1 �4 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail Highway And Water Transportation A N INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, DECEMBER 8, 1941 Member Aasociated Press NUMHEK M * Am ericaCasualties Are Reported A ir Attack On Jap Attack In Hawaii Results In 3,000 . C asu alties With • 1,500 F a t a l i t i e s ^Washington Accounts .For Several Jap 0 Saba And Pjanes *• . WAPTUNr.TON. nor, a — ■Jfy— The Whlfn House an­ nounced today that the Jan-anea*.attack on Hawaii had ^resulted In th* capalxing of •Hi old battlcahin, the •4M. .• / British Troops In The Smoke O f Battle >9 U. S. Announces • Loss Of Ships guard tho bauxite mints la o f or planned roop d'etat in W .ren located -4> ‘ Wi n«r against tho h cklnr forto 1 » tho President Asks Con­ gress For War ft p daration A ga i» ft | Treacherous Japs A■\ New Customer In Guiana . _ . oU. r •• . ’ Bomber* R fr* aald rod In tho kalnda * . r r oweteM wplM . (Hr AaatNtaIN Preoml Franklin Drleno lloonevelt. President of the United States,'[ appeared promptly st 12:S0 P. M. before a joint meeting of Um Senate end the lieuee of Rep roe ten let hrre today end asked greet for e decleretlon of agelmt Japan. The Prreldent recited to Cow, tea the events since Japaa'i assault on America's Paeifls Nations and said ne had "dlrectl ad that ell .measurei be taken for our defense." "Hostilities exist,” Mr. Rooeo. veil assorted. "There la no blink, teg at the fact that our pooplo, our territory and our interests ere >In grave danger. "With confidence in our armed forces with the unboundhtg do, termination of our peoplewill gain the inevitable tfiui so N ip ua God." Mr. Roosevelt addressed I N House end Senate, meeting ht joint session for tha second it within a generation to'.' hoar Prreldent ask for o dactei ok* over aamplt* o f morthandlso of war. Hte words wero to: I»«• la tho Market place %t Ppr*. "T tw -U . a. troop* w o n w o t to UU|leb e iid . Jageiv hed - underDutch peooooalon after discovery taken a "surprise offensive” ax. tending throughout tha Pacific, little Booth' American country. noting that the Nipponese empire not ' only had attacked Hawaii and the Philippines but also Ma­ laya, Hongkong, Guam, Wske end the Midway Islands. "Always we will remember ihr character of the onslaught against us,” the President said. "N o matter how long It may taka ua to overcome this pre­ meditated Invasion, the American people In tkelr righteous might will win through to absolute vie. tory. “ I believe I Interpret the will of the Congress and o f the peo­ ple when 1 assert that we will not only defend ouraehree to the Activities around the eelrctire uttermost but will maks very M nrtee hare Non affected ttxlny certain that this form o f treach ery shall n*vsr endanger us hy tho war far tho Pact/Ic. E. II again." Osrtor stated this morning. Mxjor Early action—within a "Welter Byrd Sparkman, CO sr dtnator from of hours—waa expected on tho declaration o f hostilities.. hoadquartors, tatephoned th « In hte address, I N President morning to ear that ho will N in Sanford all day tomorrow to In­ noted that tho American naval vestigate proapoc Lire ssUcteoe and military forces had suffered with Mr. Carter. Throe youna man "severe damage” la the lightning toft for tho pro-iaduetioa center at bombing raid on Hawaii and ( N t -vary many American live* Camp BModtes ouHv thle morn- have bean loat '* whofo tkoyWUI (aka a t*y i»examlaatlon M o r e final ac- - In addition, ho said, Ameri. can ships have boon reported torpedoed on tho high seas be­ tween San Francisco and Hono. lulu. Ho waa laaa specific, however, than hte assistants had been ear. Iter whoa they announced thst aa American battleship had cap. Executive Body M ajor Sparkm ai Of Legion Post To V isit. D raft jurod IBS I i fierce aatauKon Board Tuesday J*5*I***S UatteN ina "mopped up" k In an ''httomptoa land Invasion o f Malaya-from the north, the British asserted. . Japan*** warcra ft-which.land.' r %oope poor tho .Thailand ■ rdor word put to -fljg b t snd a ts s L T J S u ^ v . V r * Imperial Tot,>o HoftdqsarUr* annoancod today two American Bauioahipe waro annk. four others damaged- and fsar hoary cnjtssm tranoU troopo to pam through w l P iss til ORld SISr trse t& a * » Twer , Christmas Men* Leave For Pre Induction >Sta t ior At Camp Blanding S Germany; Italy Not {Mentioned i i ^7 *.WIrfcfV^d-BMMMhrVI i "UMCtbOAteAM — ■- i II. S. Arm y And N a v y Started F i g h t i n g A fte r Jap Attack WASHINGTON . Dm . • — <A I*) — The House vet# for we, win ]|| to owe. Ciinirti.m in Mr,. Jesanette Rankin (K. Moot.) who else anted sislnat Ike v „ with Germany In 1017, was the only nne votin| as(la,t It this time. WASHINGTON. Dec. a — ( A P ) — Th, Senate voted thle nflernoun to dealers we, on Japan. The Haute U ready to fulluw «uit. Tblf photo shows Imperial troops chsrg. lag through a smoko screen to attach A «i» sltlons In tha Libyan desert. British big — .....—- ■ guns pounded the Axis troops preceding the Infantry attack. - Military Heads Several Local Home Defense Plan Immediate Men Stationed Unit To Have Army Expansion In Pacific Area WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.-GP) Regular Drill Some Known To Be A t Points Attacked By Bombs Or Subs With the outbreak of hostilities In 1 the Pacific, war N s Ivcn brought close to homo to many person. In 8enford because of the number of local man who ore ser­ ving IN armed fortes of tho Nalion In that area. Jonnlng* Hurt, aon of Mr. end Mr*. J- L Hurt, and HoNrt A lt­ man. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Altman, former Sanford residents, a n stationed with tho Army Air O f » * at Hlckam Field, Hawaii, where severe damage waa reported In the Initial Japanese bombing Operations. U Comm. Horry Corteon and Baxter Williams are stationed In tha vlcinty o f Poor! Harbor. The facneer Is In command of an air division, white tha tetter te a radio opera tor, first class, on board tha crateor North Hampton. LA Comm. Oeorgo Griffin Horrbag. te stationed "somewhere" in the Pacific, also Carl Boderblum who te • member at the crew of the U. g. S. Now Mexico. Oliver Milter left Ban Diego Nov. SO on board an oil tanker Whleh would take him te hte air O nit carrier, tho Lexington, an te Honolulu. Word has Nor inched hte dee of . _ ________ the Selt Lake City,end gent letter te hte mother wee am tod Pearl Harbor. Merchants Of Si Big Hoii W ar Declaration Is Passed In Senate By 82 To 0 And In | House By .188 T o 1 Shopping —Immediate and vast expansion of the Nation's armed forces, Intensified T r a i n i n g now t N l hostllltie, have been thrust upon the United States, Scheduled Due To was regarded In military circles P r e s e n t Situation Sunday night as certain. It was believed that one of Intensified training Is ache, thr first steps would be to call r o l l , ted reserves to active duty. duleil fur Company C, the Sem­ This would mean a return to inole County unit of the Fourth Army poets for those selective, Itattaliun of the Florida Defense service trainees who recently wrie discharged from active duty Force, ns n result of thr war sit. heesuse of Nlng post the ago of ustlon. Captain E. C. Harper, unit rommandtr, stated this 2H or for other reasons. rrgulsr weekly Army officiate at Port Lawla, morning. Tho Wash., wer# reported already Jp drill yr111 be held tonight nt have Issued cells to each men. 7:To o’clock st the Armory. "W e hew about five vseaneies Officiate at tho War Depart­ ment here said, however, that no caused mainly by the departure general order calling enlisted re­ of men who have Joined activn serves had been tsiusd. They Army service,” Mr. Harper an­ understood such a call - would nounced, "and we would like to N ve to coma from thy War De­ get them filled with responsible partment. men, who will attend the drills With a declaration of war by regularly. We can't use men un­ tha United Btetea men in the less they really want to do their age brocket between a ami 3S bit for our country. and registered under the Draft "The present state of finer, Act would N Itebte for Imme­ grncy emphasise* th* import, diate call te training. snea of the homo training units These men wore given • defer­ and proves'tho wisdom' ot'-or. red classification by congres­ ganitlng this natlon-wlda orgsnl. sional act a few months ago. satton months ago,” Mr. Harper The legislation, however, speci­ added. fied that this deferment would WASHINGTON. Da*, a — (A P )— Cnnxreo, voted foe war again.t Japan tedsg, tha Haute action following • few minutes after the Sea. ate voted >2 Is 0 foe the de. 'Jorpltea. I Ilf IlhfNlNlN rrPBBl NEW YORK— Executives of leading N c» York Nnka and nthrr financial Inslllotlons isurd a stetemcal that "no • crime, dlsturNacre In oar snirkrl* err to N anticipat­ ed" as a result of the Japa­ nese attack on the United Ktalre. WASHINGTON. Dee. • — (A P I — The United Btetea, Ikreugh Its Congress. de. stared war on Japan today, averwkslmlngly, with greet. * ,i unity nhowe In many a day, Ik* Senate and Hews* basked Pm ldent Rsoaevelt’n request for a declaration ef wer with unprecedented (pood. In the Senate Ike vote wan >2 lu 0. Tk* Hsus* vote we, U g to t- Th* loos dee. •enter »t« Mho Jeanette Itankla (It.-Mont.). The President In ashing for a war desterellon made no mention of Germany snd Italy. He termed Ike Jnpen* l « * attach "unprovoked and dastardly,” and said vlctnrp wee assured. Earlier Great Britain for­ mally declared war against Japan, together with Canada, Nelbertenda F.s.t Indie,. Australia, and Casta Rica. Doelerationa o f war agate*! Japan alto wero mado by " Nicaragua, Hendura* and |Ao Fre# French. WASHINGTON. Dec. 8 — (/P)— President Roosevelt xaked Conjures* todhv to de­ clare war against Japan af­ ter revealing that American forcea loat two warahipa and 3.000 dead and wounded in the Jananeae aurprioe dawn attack on Hawaii. The Preaident made no by the locsl unit which will com. pete In matches with other units of the Fourth Battalion In Or. Undo, ML Dora, Tavaros and ClermonL The local unit will aUg# a mention of Germany and Italy, Resolution* making s formal danco next Friday night which tCuotlnnea en Pngs T wo) . will bo for mombon o f Company C only and their guastt. There are f i men In tho unit at p n . ■ent, and avery man can Invite as many gueeta aa dee Ired. Mrs. eruln re­ poet- I N I " a i far as la known Christ­ mas tooroe will not bo conceited, except In cam o f sattaln desig­ nated unite" which ha did not MOOlif/e Other officiate .aid that In tha meant 1mm commamlera who . . *-* local i —— Arbitration Board Gives Union Shop To Mine Worker! NEW YO RK. Dec. B - < * ) — Tho United Mine Workers e l America Sunday night wen g f . : to-t Arbitration Board awarding a union ah tiro mlnoe oemed by try's major stool produ Tho declaims waa by Dr. John R. man on the hoard Vx granted a tear* or al director o f tho U. B. Um Barvteo to hood I vy . J «r - �I ,t » 1 • • • M O N D AY DECEMBER 8, 1841 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, •FLORIDA seas The Sanforda------Herald * War Is Declared LONG OVERDUE ifta n w * . f in a l t»re, glertia In A u a w ____ W hat Germany did to Poland, to N orw ay, to Holland, Japan has now done to us. In the early morning, without warning or provocation, while peace negotiations were still going on, with news reports o f President Roosevelt’s ap­ peal to Emperor Hirohita still in the headlines, Japanese warplanes zoomed out o f the skies taking the Pearl Harbor Naval Base completely by surprise and sinking American Ww r p g ' t f ships w ith heavy casualties. » ' < Had Japan confined her attack to Thailand, to Sin­ gapore, to Burma or the Dutch East Indies, sh" would have surprised no one, as indeed she did flrjd these points well defended. Even if she had contented herself with an onslaught against the Philippines, she would have found tdequate arrangements made for her reception. But we doubt i f anyone suspected that the opcnlhg ahot o f this war would i>e fired in Honolulu. The Japs evidently determined to-risk everyth in g in a quick knockout blow aimed at so crippling the Pacific fleet that it could neither reinforce the Philippines or ren­ der effective a blockade o f the Japanese Island-, which in the long run could prove so’ disastrous to them. So they prolonged their “ pence negotiations” for two weeks, while their aircraft carriers crept through the night toward Hawaii. But vital tin Japanese may have achieved by this treacherous s.>iarise nttuck, they have lost through the unification o f t lie American people and the renvj.u ! o f all chiefs imtuiaJlv DECEMBER f. I M i inhibitions which our Arm y and N u vy have toward the use o f forceful measures, the spilling of ID L E V E RSE F OR T O D A Y blood, and the bombing o f civilian populations. The wraps are o ff now. Tim Japs have mude it easy for u»? to stomach HE W ILL KEEP ON HELP. on uttnek in kind. I f anybody ever asked fo r It, they have. 10 1)8 IP WE OUKY HIM The United States will have the active assistance of ND DO OUR PART: Hitherto Russia, Chhiu, Britain, the Dutch East Indies und certain­ >U> Jehorali helped u*.— I Sam. ly most o f the South American countries. F r o m ‘ Vladivos­ 1 Ttia. tok American bombing planes, now based In AUiakn, can make a shambles o f Tokyo. From the Philippines, from Singapore and from the Panama Canal the N a vy, in con­ junction with the British navy, can conduct u long range blockade o f Japan which in a few months tim e should r I heas Rcp |u * o * r r ! without warning— when both notiona wore at peace— and were delivered within an hour or ao Of the Mote that th e. Japanese ambassadors had gone to the Rule Deportment to band to the Secretary of State Japan’s reply to the S e m U ry ’s aemor■ u s a of the tstn. Pryaptly, Nary officers said that long prepared counter r«lin­ sure* against Japanese aurpriae attack* had bf*n ordered Into operation and were “ workinf ■mooting.” And wtthnv a' torn minute*, the Wat Department ordered all military personnel la thia coun­ try Into uniform. There was a- di*po*ltkn In • M i quarter* btfe to wondef whether the attacks bad not bcefi ordered by th« Japanese milk, •ary authorltlea beeauie they feared the Prealdent’a direct ne­ gotiation* with the Emperor might lead to an sboqUfact hi the Japanese policy and the con­ sequent lose o f face k t the fre­ lent rullntr factions In J **f*A little later, the White llouae reported that an Army tram port loaded with lumber ‘OSD AvKNUR, NEXT MtEBYNOLDS* DBUC s w aw M eieiM O ai M a NUtaft* RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical & Musical Supplies D O N ’T M ESS AROUND! Evading The Point T h e silly attitude o f aomo public officials over thu question o f what Is a slot machine and w hat la not, ami whether a particular coin-operated machine Is a gambling device or not. strikes the average citizen as considerable straining at a knat. It does not take an expert to tell whe­ The Japanese ju*t can't un. ther a slot machine is a gambling device. "Public officials cun see as well ns the average citi­ tntand the American attitude? I refusing to do u Munich for zen," says the Tam pa Tim es, "w h eth er or not a machine or device jwys o f f or promlsca cash or merchandise us thr result o f tuklng u chance, and they should know better than the way, - what ever hap. the uverage citizen w hether such devices are being used I to that Trailer (lamp »vc gulag to have here In Han. by racketeers fo r n profit. " In such cases thoy should confiscate ur.d destroy them, whether they are licensed or not, and If there Is some I* Skid ,0 h*vo bad legalistic rlgamarolo which forbids that procedure then him foe(Inga hurt the other day they should point out plainly what it Is and inalst tHat tho when aomtbody tried to assassin, next Legislature clean It out. •ta him. That sure le too bad. k Sawyer of Ofua tm* job with tho Titusville Hr of Crmmorcr. “ Buck" feme almo.t * fixture Wo Wonder what would bap. gen if the nation’s farmer?, went on • strike and refused to ruh<? any n o n food untoaa they got m dollar a crate lacreaie In mar. I l l QiioteUoni. hillbilly frem »n ipo. bought an lea croum it outride ta eat« It, I the end* carefully soda founUlp. Hand, ha clerk he said; nd for the u*e of •Wall It. Journal. iratly accept, i quart of IL hefclle eqfiula day* tn • Jail. ro(»h;. AnJ Catastrophes sponsible for some 6,600 deaths out of a total of 435,000 dentha in all kinds of accidents. Natural cataclysms—aueh as tornadoes, fUwtu, * n« hurrlcanes-accounted for only 0.6 percent of ntl fataslrophlc accidents, and elalmed about ono third o f tho total deaths from accidents’killing five or more peraona a t.w o time. On the other hand.'cataatrophes duefci human fail­ ure comprised V0.4 percent of these accidents and two-thlru of the deaths’ * • Although the chance* of accident ataatrophes otcurring art'grei lly increased by Intensive defense P W « » non* ib pointed out tiona, I* It fi otft that all the cataatropheu Ui the United States last yeajr seepunfed for only about perUiutea auies iaat Neverlhsltw, **U U natural cenlTof the accidental d horrified at the kOllng. of largo that we should be not oi „ ____ I keenly the loaa to the Nation ['In lla defense,*’ the MetropoHtan « » - 3,000 American ji C asualties A fel] Reported In Raid ^""••sja rss^r^ attempt to JJi t s drive I* under Vkrti the emfrated Utter to fiefcl eae forces alto had attachtil tha British crlonlea of Hongkong and the Malay states. J ware under k lm i m L d f w a f i m l M a n Nazi High Command Reticent As Cold Stop Advances Wieboldt Studios 210 8. Park Jl fleet, oj tiogent Ichleaburo Nomura and Phone 037 ■ W fc G A R R E d a a P A M fc P H H W S A LL NATIO NALLY ADVERTISED WINES1 —LIQUORS—GINS • T .^ a .w .’rsiKSU.: i. tsaw ssusi’s Or tha water deuartUkau't and dtora water wilt deportment attacks agalnJt American poa. aeaalena throughout the Pacific. Three hours later the Jnponeie government daclared war on the United 8tates and Great -which tha Bi at M ^ f f j j l e t ly and unequivocally ^N tpM d at treacherous and utterly uapiovoked, bore these t in t fptH* for the empire, as summed up front official a and unofficial t llllflll nil I Up to tiso V . «. aoIdler* killed and more than JOO wom^ed at Uickam field. Hawaiian Ulandc. nanr«? «.f peace In the Pacific. *” V* The U. S. battleship Oklahoma I "Indeed, one hour after the .’. i . n . , , - . , . Japenete air *quailroru had com. r*,U*fnM h® Uunnan let afire and two othar U. JL shin* at Pearl Harbor attached; me need bombing In Oahu." Mr. H ^ C o mmand pyeed to eileuce Heavy damage to Itilltolttln Itonaevtlt Halt), **th® Japanrae J; Moitow , umbaivadnr to the United, Sutra Ihoavleat Natl puoh waa nparted rraldenrr dlutrlets, where them end hi* colleague delivered to thoDttdmr way Saturday,‘’ nd tho Roa* Secretary of HUte a formal rr-'it°V front, where the Ru»»laft* were U. 8. Army transport between ply to a recent American roesL °*> tha offenalve. Hawaii and San PrsuriaM. aagr. < Bombing of tha Philippine iaWhile thU reply itatad that It Un«U: acemrd useless to continue the Capture of the U. 8,’ Paclfte •aiding diplomatic negotiation,. M et of Wake and bombing of It contained no threat or hint Guam; o f war or armed attack.*' clgurr of the International It will be recorded. thf.PraoJ Jmnent at Shanghai; Idenl added, that tha dlaUned Capture nf the U. 8. gunboat pf Hawaii from Japan made ft! Wake at Shanghai end deotrwe. obylou* the attack waa planned deliberately many day* or wrtka ago. (hiring the. intervening time, he *akl, the Japantee govern ‘ ha* deliberately nought to eetve the United States by ■Utcments and ripre**ion* again*! IcUon In the watar rat#' Mrdtn*, pun WBtdr Sub-Zero W eather On Moscow Front Paralyzes Annies s - CO M E IN NOW — H EK U K E I t s TOO L A T E — A N 1 ) II A V E Y O U K I'H U TU G K A l’ ll M A D E 'r U K C H K IS I M A S — SO M E ­ T H IN G NO O N E B U T YOIJ C A N G IV E ! •123 Free Delivery Christmas to' there with and friends I qualities of Pur oU boll. �* r * * * i ’ &'<lmla-** ■. ' • 'v n v v T r " ' " e w r * i — - * ? ---- :--------r .- r . % * • -MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1941 •— -■rv T j r ^ XL* FACE T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A S ocial A n d Personal Activities Ruth Jean Wright, llnrry Rohson Wed Birthday Party Given For Nancy Williams Mr. ami M i * l.fwin K-lw.inl A Christmas tt.eme pre.lomln. M R S . I A) URINE BEAU Society Editor Telephone 14H ated W ri gh t, Jr., in n o u ii tf th f mar- i throughout in the decoration* riage of their il.'itightn. Ruth | for the party which was is given by; Jran, to Hurry F R«»h*on, m • Mrs. R. A. Williams atI her hottis Miss Pcggry Duncan Mnmlny. Oct. I t. m Orl.iiitlu on \alrtirin Drive on Si Mm. Roh**»n •* th«* only ' Honors Recent Bride afternoon in honor of her gran.hlnnghtei »rf .»f Nt • an.I Mi* ter. Nmcy's, twelfth lirthday. Charles I*, Gordon nf <\ Itnuhci. Mils Peggy Duncan was hos­ u _ , living room held arrangeS. (* . *nil bI*«» the* £raniMaiifvli. MONDAY tess at her home on Palmetto Mr* Ralph Warner ami son re- menta of Rraxilbn pepper and ter o f the Hrv m»«l Nf i - 1. K The Y. W. A. of the First Avenue on Thursday evening turned today from West l*nlm I jmalvavirru* interspersed with! W ri gh t. Sr.. "f \|«alut*hH*olji te p tlit Church will meet at the when she entertained in honor Beach wherr they have been visit- : white roses The mirror over tha She i* " ifrailuut** l'.n|ui" home of M lu Gladys Pippin at of her sister, ilri. James Keyes, ing with relatives. mantle reflected a white metal Ohrittti CNillrir**, « *•• |.t»- « hn-ti. • 9:00 P. M. for an outdoor ham­ a recent bride. I carriage filled fillesl with white T f xa* Mr. and Mrs. \V. R. Dyson red gerbs-ra daisies and fern. burger fry, to be followed by Zinnias and marigolds were Mr. Roh** n i- t Ii#- \ntin»***<l • the regular meeting. Anyone used to form the floral decor­ had as their weekend guest, Old fashinmsl games were play­ BOn o f Mr. iin.l M»I \ Rnli. wishing transportation, contact ations for the rooms in whicli their son, l.ieut. James II |)y- ed on the lawn and a peanut hunt •on, of Misinii, f *•i nt * 1 1v S.»i»« J Miss Martha Wright. the guests played games of bin­ aon uf Ft. Henning, tin. participated in with the prile be­ foril, I l f i* u nutivf •>( Smifniil. j ® 1ho following circle* of the ge. Prises were swarded to the ing won by Patty Aniler*nn. In the ami :i ijrailunt.* nf S. nnin lp . Presbyterian Woman's Auiiliai’y Misses Betty King, Betty Tliur. Mrs. F. Russell Mitchell and Merry Christmas contest Harriett Ili^h Scnool Km » t ’ * \ * m * hi ) will meet as follows: daughter, Iw-noru, of Daytona M -tthews was the winrn-r for mond anti Edith I.ovejoy. wn* employe,I hv It I IVtkiii* The Business Women's Circle At the conclusion of the Beach are' sjieniliiig tins week :i* |which she received a prue The Men'* Store nn.i I•\ I’ Itallnn- I Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, chslr- games. Mrs. Keyes was present- the guests of Mr and Mrs, E. It prites were wrap|M-d in Christmaa Th»« f«rl cannot rvmambcr her tint* ami Son* In t ••r #■ hi- xv.i-a in- * man, meets with Mr*. W. 3. |ed with a shower of linen gift* Mitchell , tissue and tied with bright colored name Sh« haa a prayer book in* iluctfil into the .non l.i-t v i -:i 4 Burnley on Celery Avenue at from the other guests after ten* fd l arolmo Ixjvelt, Clinton* with the National i.n.ml II. i* ; 7:30 P. M. which the hostess, Insisted by Friends of Mrs F A Mon. I ^ f(rr \ * ncy openrsl hei many dak i anada. She ia adept at «te* lit pr«**ent *tntmM,'.t .»t C.im|» I Circles of the W. M. 1J. of-the her mother, Mrs. G. L. Duncan, forton will lie glad to i''**111 Igifla th, guests were mvited into nog aphy. talk a of bring an orphan, HUnilmir m Mo M« h».tl r.»rji« ' First Baptist Church will meet served refreshments. that She is recovering from a llK. Ithf Himno dinintr rtuim, where when* "Happy jn*i.tion« a “ Siatcr Adriann#’' and as follows: Those invited In be with thn tonsilectomy which was per- I, Birthday" Iljrth<| .. w„ , Mint: tn h„ r. tT he ■prpk* of n brother. Jimmy, ’21, now wm h**r. Circle Five, with Mrs. R. W. hostess and guest of honor were: formed in the Grady Page I D v l|injn - “ . i c,lv, r,,|. ha.l f„ r •tnmg m the Hritiah Army. Sha'a I Rhre on Palmetto Avenue with The Misses Alms Grantham, pital In o .la n d o la -t week ,, . rrBngr ,„er,t. a white •bfti.t years old. weigha 120 Myrle Summersill Is m s. W. P. Brook*. Jr., at co- Lois Sstcher, Karline Kelly, , „ birthday cuke holding toil candles poun.lv i« 5 feat 3 inches talk Doc­ hostess, at 7:30 P. M. Joyce Whlddon, Marjorie Jones, « . Ituckrr sml Dc ' , , , . . . ..„i VI. I. , . . lutarcu upon s ce/as-ar, snW lull-. tor. At /hrti«vu#<;j.r e ^ . XVHt VmY k l t M R - I V Sen fixity ’ TUESDAY Ann Slums Ruth Ntenstrom, _______________ Ml. , i . i i s. i,.it 11.aKti Cltn *h*re *he la untlar obxarvat ion, i..jj______ . .s___ , k„ . • '“ '‘••I »n each .id,- by tall light. I Edith I.ovejoy, The Asarlan Class of the First Jean Harper, tbry thu.K j I<* w m y Ur m L ju is J js u rajj««| i N O R F O L K . V » Ms. m cryWii) iMldt-it* Hetty King, lirjj] uttrnd l)w tlirw.dny nt»*t’ ' Ftil w/L' bare lit an­ Betty Thurmond. in a convenL lS|*f,'uilt No n o an I • \ • Nmfli ' were 1m» pUffd uf*»n n'fh’ftori. nual Christmas party at the Doris Kniimingrr. Norma WoL Drntnl mnvrntioii which lit*, Multicolort'.l balliMUM werr *u•*f IsonifWiHMl, mnlM\»l.* K • nJRjrch annex beginning at 0:30 fer, Mimi Altman, Mary Jane ing held in th«* |{nllywno«l lintel ( Mfth Summr 1 nil, t.f S.ntfniil I apendrd from thr clmndrlierx anti P. M. in the-form of a covered Robnolte, Mary Rnhun, Eliiabeth hn\•* eompletf•! ii i nut ti.iiiiiii.' i later irivpn th«- RU»"»tt a-* favor* dish supper. All members are In. Vaughn, Kslhlern Bryant, Peggy RADI O N EW S . 11 thf 1 ‘ nili il s*,.ii \'«\ .1 [ RrfrfuhmmU furthennir *hf vited to attend and bring n 10c Mayer. Marjie Hodge*. Joyce Auxiliary President Praininv Stati'.n u Nmli'k ml choxen mol if wt-rt* -«*rv«**l l»y Mr* WDI’.O Ktrt to put under the Chrlstmn* Warilwell and Mrs. (). S. Toler. hnVt* |,een 1*»\* •1 ' ii w .t lyll Willi-im*. a«xi*lfd ly Mi*. A. K. tree, also a covered dish. W ill Visit Sanford Dobbin*. mint*. } -Mr*. A i Willinmx. Mr*. A T h c regular meeting of- the Tonlulir* rrn|riB « Nuith ha” lo t n •1 11. - f *■t r t->1 1.1 ffirt Mellen Chapter of the Sons Mr*. Kiiith ijonRorncry, de­ Raymond l.umlquut. Mr-*, I. K. fl F.lwin i M il ilo* N’ mvuI iiii ' it ..'i at V .in,. . and Daughters of the Territory partment invsident of th** Amer­ Kxtridjrf and Mr*. Il«*ywartl \\ alI 'l.i, t '.thf . fni 1 . s-.ji ..1 01 of Florida will be held at the ican l.cRMMi Auxiliary vkill pay krr. Oil »*arh pl’tf * ** |»la« i *1 u G I" I’* irr:ini It*- him#* G l * I hnfit i M ti* h «tl lirtilill III Hi> I* itlleetgi.tlt horn* of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rouhrr official visit to the (' aih |i - **njiiila" nun* l»:»«*kft liwldiiiif *r,l G I H IM Util. I Si laiml Mle'liu 1. ** •11 ••1111 1 ill mlllat. 910 Palmetto Avenue at brll-I-o^untr Unit on tin- rvi-niiiK ami wliilo nunl-. «v:i* nun ii|f l tn • «l.i an I......... Tho»*f 11»v 11•*«! in rvijny «lb* «c* «*. I NN... 1.1 |*«a.|.IV U )0 P. M. A full attendance is of Dec. II, at a tlinmr which 7 " " I In I him * It.inpi f 'lietlnit< * • »•;» ihiiv wiili 1 1*. • i.ti 1 t^yrd since it is Inc annual haa been pUmit-d in her liuittir, ration wilh ib«* lii'mntr \'*r» H A P P Y B IR T H D A Y 7 •» III.iii.I!«• ■I Stales FI. - I y.irm i Jran Knjrrr. I jrolmr election of officers. it wa* anfiuuiK'nl at the reirulai h i' h \‘.i\ i>o|t The Fidelia Class of the First mrrtitiic of the Unit on Friday [ ^ ( patty AndtT«oii. I yllmn linylr, Mr*. S. C. Graham Baptist Church will have its in. I .Charlotte Stein. Janice C««k. h ..i» Nurmnig |)«*fi*l«*y anil l|i< evening ..... ................ Raymond KaiU-r i ..wboy* Sarasota’s Celery nual Christmas party at th? The dinner will he held in the Margaret Reynolds. (n->*ruia HutEarl Weeks 8 Flmrr Duvi* .nn.l' itir N* w* home of Mrs. M. W. Desriso on Valilei lintel at 7:tMl urluck Ichins, Myrj Ann Southward, lt>rEilwanl While U oil | iix R.itlio T lo iitfi Crop I s Favornhlc M7 West Sixth Stre-t at 0:30 with Mrs C L. Klnwers ansl|bara unrig Rucker.■1 Betty • + Wi.ke. ,.Jean* 111 on iif’.iin Wfill"* ” M. All members arc invited Mr*. T I,. Sullivan ns chairmen int* Manning. Dolor** l.*«\ Snirlfy 111 H Sin it a lc* |M irt»-r to attend and bring a ,-nvered tlonal Church will meet at the in chargi* nf tin* arritngrment*. MnrrUnd, lb-tty Crawley. Mary SARASH I A II.. s •Mf*pit«* llft.lN • t •!»»« .I It\ (.III. dish, also a 10c gift to put un­ Parish House nt .1:00 P. M. I *>m«' 10 l • N't w* nf thr \V••r1.1 Resrrvnlions may la- imdv hy Tuuchtan, Au.lrvy Tull. 11 ,,,, lliirty Jnni«* Hit-lirdn 'mill'll Wf I U' llllltl, It I |\S I ill j; der the Christmas tree. I L. Irwin, Clark and Juyvv ('..H«d»|M-’-u The Gladioli Club O. E. S. telephoning Mrs 11 " |i •'u*i' Clrt lii"»iia The Red Cro*» sewing room* will meet at the ' oute of Mrs. S92-R, nf Mrs. H.-iuy MrLiiulin, • »f Sura*otM** n il n 1 1 «»|. I* Also Margaret Dingfebler. Im<>12 i.T.ton WrIU al th* Woman'* Club will be J. A. Toll on 207 Summerlin Jr.. »7rt J. oectftl t.i hf hi foil -until In grne McArthur. Gloria Dampier. 12 Siffn O ff open all day and it will be "E v­ Avfnue fer its annual Christmas th«* first of tit,* \fm The inerting was preside.1 over Betty Huntrr. Umlse l-un.l.»ul»t. erybody1* Day." Anyone InterCounty A |*fni U t Fvnnby Mrs. J. W. Daniel. A report Evelyn Ratliff. Ha.baru EdenTomofnmN l*rni;ram *i»ii| fai met * »i«m,i||\ Imlhi |.i »*. was made by Mr*. Irwin on the field, Peggy I’ tPI"". llV.r.l' v G 3ii Norman Hi j «I. \ .m.| Mi* onrafHn woi L ->x**i .*I oitmili American Is-ginn dance which Matthews. Kitty tMham. Hetty Flomln t Nnv Im»v* S i*K ............ A s i eiiili«*r hut wt'it- muMf Hi.. VrotV. the Masonic Home in St, Peters­ was held mi Nov II, and Mrs. Jane Cupebn.l, Hetty \ M i rilkfil-t lll fN it it-H tha noon hour. All article*, el- burg. ki-Mi h«*r:iu*i' ul tlit* i .mi -mil . I MeLoulm irported nn the unit’s Nancy Vnnrv Jo Ju Gonialri. 7 r. ri* Nfw* 0 * r finished nr unfinished should I'omlitiona " f ilit- innt-W Inn.I II. Peggy float which ws* entered in the Crumley, Hetty -Matthews, WEDNESDAY 8 On f h«* Wot lil To.Uv --cv.irUv M turned In at this meeting. *:»ti| the cii'p t ■•ii111.i11 s t.ivni a >unduuist lletli- WatVee l.hin«v 8 I • llrvokfu-t ItfMili /mum Aialsa Circle of the Ssnford Armistice Day parade, and The Ladies of th* Congr*r»- Garden Club will meet at the rising vote of thanks was ex­ ulily with pit-vtou* Nnu • Estridgr and Sonny K u ril*". \ 8 l.'t Virtrmia home of Mrs, George Shipp, 300 tended to both the chairmen. 9 on Moininu' l>«*voti.iii> The secretary wi* instructed E. Eighteenth Street with Mrs. 1:1 A Jerry W.iyiu- ...ng9 I * Aiiitncun s» 11.>«.I of tin L. E. Spencer as co-hostess, at to write notes of thanks lu the Bundles For Britain 1:10 Itenflu Valley Folks Air 2:30 P. M. Each member Is following who helped to make 1:13 What Fr...|niti Means 9 r. I'l* New* Carton Filled Soon } 10I8» 1,33 Press New. asked to bring a potted plant the day's activities a success: Miirnil Station WDBO, Orlando, for for tha West Side Primary 4:00 ''Milestones in American f i o ir. Myrt Riitl Mm^t1 announcing the danre over the The 58lh r.rlon nf rluthing , , 0 |„.r Sfhool, also a 10c gift for th* Music" ix heinjf prepared thix week .it , n ,r. u............. radio; Touchton Drug Company. Christmas tree. 4:30 I.an.lt T ’ lo 10.13 \Somun of Courutre thf honn» of Mm. L Martin, Jar identification lailgra; James ’ 'T h a beam of managers’ */ th* 4 lo Mn'i. Ilnrvlty , ___ . II ’OG Mary Ln* 'lavlor superintendent nl to be »hip|H*i| to the N»*^ YoiL II Ih At llontf with Sallv Sanford Garden Club will meet Moughton, 3:00 Fnr The Fn.iuer at th* home of Mrs. J. II. Col- lintka, fur the help uf lliu city o ffiif of Uumilfx fur llritMiii, it 3.10 I'wil.glil .Melml.es tin 3 .10 Cliristn.us in. the M.n.n clough in Rose Court at 10:00 In constructing the float; Josi-nh wax nnnounccil ihix moininir i I .10 Thr F*i|uirex Voluntefix tn anrixl in the II 15 Ul* Nfwx Rutland of Rutland's Orlando, Klin les for the U’ e nf the Army ami parkin^: nrr hrinir rallril upon M THURSDAY 3:43 Siultrrgiuo Barnes. 11:53 Trniperntiiif Imllftm by Mm. Martin ta well nx «*»n. i , , ..... . , Th# Col. Theodore Roosevelt Aviation uniforms; and all others tributlnn* to fill the enrt>'i>> ' m i a W ., ‘T, Chapter. U. S. W. V. will meet ut who aoslated. '* 10 15 Dun.-etnne r,mMrs. A. IBarineau, Red Toy. sre especially take,! f... 12 th* home of Mrs, Mat Sheafer on to be sent to the English child, 12 13 Dur Got Sumlay Croaa chalrmun, announced that Dm Avenue at 7:10 P. M. to bo followed by the annuel Christmas the had 'completed eight snow ren for Christmas, prefcri.l.l, I U0 Dixie Fur.n t'luh suits at the Rad Cross sewing stuffed or wooden toy*. Al-o, P«rty. I 10 llri..gi- Seh.nil uf the Air The Townicnd Club will have rooms In the Woman’s Club, ami all kinds of clothing, bolding, 1 15 Ron.I nf Life garments, towels, svo-l. Its regular meeting In llie Court urged all members to attend the knit 00 Young Dr. Mnlone blades noalt-day sewing session there on cloths and raior House at 7:30 P. M. 15 Joyee Jorilon Tha Phllatbee Class of the Tuesday to complete the club's •orely necdesl. it) Tin* GnMlN-rg* Mrs. Martin invites anyone KLATU First Baptist Church will have its |uota before the rooms are closed -' 15 Ul* New* < interested in helping with .tin2 30 Three Sisters annual Christmas party at tha lor th* holidays. Mrs. C. L Irwin and Mrs. C. work to call a t ' her home on horns of Mrs, John Lee. 309 Park 2:36 Mutuu-o Musicsle. 1131 Mellonville Avenue any W. lablll assisted with th* Bern .1 00 Of Men end Hooks Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. Each mem lime during thla week. Inol# County Red Cross Roll her la asked to tiring a 10c gift for th# tree and offering for an Call and Mrs. Sullivan, eommun It* servic* chairman, stated that D O U BLE PRO G RAM orphan. UMMWV The department president of the Mr*. Daniel had worked a week PLEASE American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. with Dr. Cone In connection with the Health Unit In tha public Edith Montgomery of TaUahasse* A tte n d M atinee, P la ta *! will bo hrtrT~J at • kunquet at schools. Tha review which will be spon­ the YkMea Hotel at 7 s 0 0 > . M. Ruth Gordon one may ba mads by sored by Mrs. telephoning Mrs. C. L. Irwin. Wright *n the evealag of Dec. It, Tn th* Seminole High School 8M -I, or Mrs. Henry McUulln. is announced. Mrs. A. R J , T£*Seralnole County Council. Ford, Junior sponsor, announced P. T. A. will moot at the Jun­ that the auxiliary haa planned a toy ihowrr fer the Umatilla ior High School at 10:00 A . f L Crippled Children’s Hospital, and F RID AT The Snn/erd Heme Demonstra­ that gifts had been sent to the the Valera ns tion Club win meet at the heme "Joy Shoo’* at Hospital In Laks City, which b of Mrs. 0. P. Wade al t JO P. M. maintained in order for the vetLShe Boa* Chrele of Sonford crane "to select gifts to send m Club win moat t t tha their loved ones.'* Contact workers o f Mrx. M. G McNalr In wrap and mall tha gifts. Court nt lOtO A. **. It was voted hy the 8enioi The D. A. B. *U1 ■ Jrt •» ^ lit to send four gifts to thi home of Mr*. C. R. Dowmn. 700 Ztor Shop”, two suitable foi Pork Avenue o t 3:00 P. M., * llh adults, and two for children, a* Mr*. George Morfoa a* eo-hoe- well as gifts o f money to tr sent to Umatilla. CkUd Welfare Chairman Mrs. I *ka Club wU have (X L. Flowers and Community I ^ i S T m e e S i l» th* F*«nie Servte* Chairman M m T. IS toS Ten Myrtle A**- SoHtran, war* placed In chart* l* t a a » f . m . of the wttfarv activities foi Christmas. Fallowing the buxines* I • - ? v _____ iwalea refreshments wore served by Mr*, a a. Donaldson and M m ItMD to the following s -Mrs. Daniel, M m Ptowert, Mrs. McLaulla, M m Joel B. Field. Nylon hot* of Mducfiva charm M m Ford. M m Barineau and Mm E. C. Harper. Soc/aZ Calendai tv! \ l"""J 2*7 * E L K ’S D A N C E TU E S D A Y 9:00 P. M. TO 12:00 Orchestra—“ Tlit* Prairie Ynualmniis” P e r sonals iK"u THREf Vdmiswion .Ijg IV r IV r-m i The 1’ iiMic Is ( oriliullv lim le d E LK S ( L I B . fC j. h EARLY AHEHICAH T O I L E T R I E S 1- TO IU T W M IK 1 s i. I MV The m o o n lig h t -.in.l- l i c e lutcIllK-tt t.f ^arili-n iu ju ..Id SmilliclH 'J 'o u v i- iiilijiit - inciu anew tit lint tM ji.iviic TALCUM 4 tt., J0( Sctjucntc t.f lo ilti luxuries. T h e delicate ix>ui|utt. c m panion fragrance lu .Shull..n't O ld S|>ite, is a subtle blend o f dcw-drenchcd IdussonG. I he beautiful containers ate ro­ mantically tlcm rairtl •Ji.'Ttrs; w i t It b i r d s and ^ailands. SACHET 6 lA im , 11.00 TOILET SOAP ) raiei, ilJOO ENDS TONIGHT TOMORROW BARGAIN DAY LOVELY! BEAUTIFUL! PRACTICAL! YOURS WITHOUT ONE PENNY IN CASH! COME EARLY! - a * you r re w a rd lim p ly for u iia i fam ous OctaJoD Soap P r o d u c t}! For Christmas! - . . i. M .U IIS t <OUM w f* I S o c t w ® J* p C O U P O H 5 [j^ SSmn ll S '* ;-:'!,'-,;'. A *Mf* n t {at your (rgs but, tfcxniu to raodcrX •dew* sad the magical duPottt nylon yam, not ■Kftljr a thing of beauty but a joy in Lowing wear. Thousands With tha fla t that Archer quality and fit provide, the/t* rightly th* fuhiocuMg'favorita among' nylon*. In thn* of tha new Pall FUgthip Color* .“ Echo, Bean and FJaah. 30 dealer, 31 gxugri i “ A* ^ •UM.fc," THE YOWELL CO. 8 s s t»S , I M f e ; Octagon Premium Distributor Buford FttmltW* Co. * . * k > ;. * , ; VvT- iJ s k/W* */ • .L - ?>4%-< .. ' j v * J* v ,4^. .... 1 . - • ' . 300 Flral HL Sanford, �— II1! ■ ■ — m /-r j h fT D M y tw l blind fir I* ara aMlatlnf cumin’ " In public. Mayor Alyea la an a ^ T S t l S f f t Vcan —also «— —theun pl fined major rhla la h a* U. S. aoldlen would make a landlnr U they war* dtaemarklnf from a tranaport to nlabllah a beach head on tnemy territory, ioldlara of a boat datachmant ara clambering down the aido of a tnakejeliara tranaport Into one of their aurf landing boata during maneurern at Seattle, Waah. A bodyla taken from the Connecticut Hirer, at Hartford? ( the dtaaatrona bridge collapae. Authorltlaa are Inreatigatlaf i which occurred when a 9b-ton eteel central apan of the i allpped from the crane and tmaabed Into tho (tael apane, a# araihlng to the rlrar. Eight workman were reported killed, othera mlaalne. dyfa. Here, the food 'hop a garb hamla ot ira than 800 children YOUR “SHIP WILL, COME IN” Sooner ly the Aide!NH,».paf Ighter VlUada of New York City aa Ambulance Corpa. Their leg* were i which reamed them. waa aared; Erneat E lfrrd./le*x N Nw marrry ry n^tE!frrd<Uf|e a already been fitted with aStUUifa Umbo. of XOfl aknay ’ and aaDara ut eren, oart of the !£ ■ £ * ' B vsrssis, j i du t •Jf M ----J' llr -. A howp^lac, U. �' • D & C 8 M & 8 S 8, 1941 I/>cal M arket lia s ;| M any Vegetables THE OLD HOME T OWN *%% •« seats by Central, aae streeyeat tew-' fbeee te ted cat keW r a a ja a aeva^; CM.BOYD-COMWNY Britt’ Good Gulf Service Station Sanford Ave. at l.’.lh SL 1 — PAG E n v ® By STANLEY la.MW. 2 feTKea t. Mifw kimc rcaTviirB oT^ntCbTtL t»v * ti r>fti/jirTf EtftrsYtM 11 G r iffith l* Funeral Director 796 K. 2nd St. Phone U l t m i * m u i i t i o i h t o r Tilt: *l\ T II J l l l l i m . I'IH rl >iTs i^ a v ii r o i« n ir . i oi * t % o r m : r i v u u :. « t %t i : o h k l o h i11%. • * (H A M 'K I I I . A U K LIN K i n * I I* »N 1'KT.KIIH, plaintiff. h i : n i :% i *k t k i i h . »«- i N t r r ifi: t * % m :.\n TO T il K l»KKKNI».\Sl\ AUTIM It IIKNHY HKTKI04 t o r (\ h i : ii K K K i n n o t i k i k i * Reason* why it's Simple und Eaiy with a ise N u l i r t in h r r r l i y that w*| 1 Mg4li»*l > *»«i • r r e n t f t g b i l 111 laU<*liiT«M ul 1Q0 W I* Ml IM iloil fan Klrwt HI Ul H**nfserai. HlaaHdja. u n d e r " F r-o .U . * ‘ I " r (■iirnl iti ||i'r Ihea l l in' mi u ew llama' lu n if l l r j l ilire p e »*■« llfflevjit. -uiiia bi'li id H i i r l i l n r ifau oll I( h a l w n r Inteimt Intorol to ftlMrhlnr ' il m o r r j r l e l r r i / i| n a n iv p u r N u a n l to thr I lliw ofa|rr -li.ill u r i n e aaf li ir “ K l r l l t | o U « N * n » r tMi l l ' ....... a ill'll W re* It •••»• * •••• I lit a*"* (I ti/l'la r :«>JaJ L o v e aef PI r io r - l i l t Ha a k « Io I III lalul W i th I hr 4*lae«k ..f IHt I ' l r r U l l H K I i A l . l * a i|■■o » |a,a i*a»uri o f H e m ln n l# i* o « n t v . III Hr lillliaalr I ’o o o l a I N K V A il IIAYNKJI %% I ItS' • Hit ••( I •• > • I W M ItATNK H owners aa•• I •Tib I o f Ilia - lla| Hu of •■! il. Klorlal.t Ih i« lire I. m l AdJrs*. 1 I o a ri*r ur In tli»* Myl**1 l>. II'V XIA V lillOOM. u n k n o N ii r t u f e . n tllvora-e* unit ve It If ll I" Von i*ru. liTreahv r«imoianilT<| and | prn dln K In ih«* «'lr«.ull *'iMir|I of of in appTar January i. t h r N inth J u .in i.-I i ' m oil. In anil rTiiu'ieil ,1 Hr m i I i i o It . HI. i I t I |9I2. t o D it M i l nf com plaint [ fo r H it I'm in li of K lor I<In . .i M«l rtiM lrnl las file In I Ita* as.alal rrn.»r IH ! I I (Ilia* tire hrrrlir •aur d|t|)eur*itr# •hi l<tiiin«r\ ’i|l> imltliphTil u n r r . l i n i n g r .*.'li r o n r e r u t l b r verrk** ne-rk f o r f o u r 111 t ll •' m i l l tliT <^nntv of f i r rk 4 C IIIC 1 7 IT HnnlnoU llarrn ih rr Hi .i I t *lh. M on ey BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIltST STREET SANTA First Federal Savings & Lpan “ It w ill pay to consult our 'I'rra o n a l Loan Department b efore you b orrow ." I.OW L O S T -E A S I PAYM ENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation , • NORGE C IR C U L A T IN G ■ HEATERS For n warm w in ter, trade in you r old h ealer on one o f these new N orj;e circu latin g models. »> have one ihnt w ill s iih r you r 'em heating problems. See todav. EASY I L it MS. S E M IN O LE TIRE S H O P 201 N. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. Phone 37 OFFICE BEFORE 11 O’CLOCK ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION Tills rule haa been mailt* in order that *»ui sill*-* rlbrrs i*»ny re. « f Bewlaole ci'ivi* Ihelr papers eatlier in the ultfrf»««*n. The Sanford Herald UNITED LUMBER COMPANY F R B N C I^ A V R jjT M ^ T ^ PIIONB 7IS BUB1NKSS SKBVICB ny PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT Btaraca, IIBIKO FEEDS at Toochtos’e On). SAYS: MUST BE IN THE HERALD Wo **n «i«&y cooperatela helpingwtlhplans ad Item to being new contort and coarsnlace to you* wm you let us axplaln this complete serrlceT Let ua help you repair, modernize, remodel your homo with our<low-coMt, direct leductlon home loan plan. Bee us w ith­ out delay' H l.V A .C A lZ U O S W / HOW ABOUT *>U A O H c a r e p p w f ic w r jr * C LA U S % NO HBB T A P I . . . NO DELAYS Ceaaty FREE OF.LIVEK-1 — PIIONB WO • ALL DISPLAY ADS • ' aI l CLASSIFIED AIKS Youdeal hareiowatttoaccumulatetheoaahimcm•ary-Jpg a house rtpaUs* Job. Tke AJ.C. Monthly fulfill fTimoffers a eteple. econnmlcnl way topur* cUrbm. Improremeutg out of Income. It eooblei you ti>' oMoy a remodakd hof while paying foe reseda In monthly Installments arranged tor your Th e vertwementa B eer • ALL LEGAL ADS H R A I.) A smcUUm G oods — *.f WITHIN ^ 0 ^ 4 HEARS ft ELECTRIC SERVICE P ack age A. I* O I* l i r i l N l H t N I Ii t f l r r u l t fo u rl A U W KK .K H ..f II) D r in k s — NOTICE! llrralil. n nv»ap«|ar i m l .l U h * «l In aal'l t'l.Ulil * W I T N K H H inv It n.| i.it.I <e..l ;*e C lt r f c o f i h * r i r r u l t * **uM f*f t h r .Ninth Jiidl.-lul f i r . nil. in *«••! fov PlnrMa. th a 1941. 1 K|.|e. M ix e d lalfielr; I ant |..a k I I •; V ••• ' l o g rhlbllt. j p'|*e» »k r I'll. Ila-a 1 e* lla| wr y lir ha > ; i i i < li I laa* |i,.i|i i i m *m , I I'li'H for.'li. l park M IN. 3 Ifi: ‘ .dir*. | sum 11 tnhlr | loar I m l... I pit r It fork I « l > | ill ga l ■ .His «if *4«if kfbi'.l -a-iilrr iron* | ainitiChf .'lin ' 1 mount*'.! r.iKI. nml I o il * r ukln i iiu El* *t Mir f. I l o o l i u ; la. I |ai >>|.e r I ) * li. g i n 2 13 « !i a I ii * Itauf o f H it N VV r o r i i r r ..f H 32 T I N II 3U 1£. a* tlel i o n XliCI* • •• |* ; uj rh a 'B * Vo Ylh IT* * A r t h M * I * *w| l a i n . I in I m\\ . .1 *| • liitliin. H "iifi l . hiblti* to p.'ln l o f l.ririiinli : . o o l a i n i n a Jy 2» i i r r » s 1'i i 'i r .i It-ss l b . W 11e| p e r * » n n l T Ti t p v A ^ r t t y I*t 11*g* u l l u a l r In S rn il n .1* f o u n t ) . K l o r |<l it Nait'a'T I* llTM-la. |ftlM| Hint. "II MuliitAY, J a n i i a i ) 194?. In-* , u n IhT ' lanum li.' II oYlaerk * 1 ,|».af 2 o 'rlo rk p in ul lii r f r o n t i ' i . r ••f H i t c o u r t tmouT m •-*1.1 c**un* I). I W i ll e r l l ..II |1|T r tar t* t |**I t a m i li»l rr i. ei «*f *lo- t i I.I |,t .. u I tt in an*I **•• )•!•••* t -. r l l . c l p a r u o i i a l a m i r. I |m < p t i I . i. i i » .“ lie H lir llo ll. |" '!• la* | I.I.Is*. It •'lilt fa.r . a 'll, * «K ll«l» .1 a \ * ■ ' 11I<•II ...... II .»»ol *11 »••••*,,, 1 l i l i t - n IMl«l»'l IM* ' • •I • l»al - - a I ||||. |e| a|.1 k . . |. -.i.i *11 • .1 |I 4 S I* S h o t I f f o f halts »« •* ' ' . " I l f * V illi Ili l B U S IN E S S N O n rK A n d erson - EE P h p rr* G a r ilr n * , lo c a tn l on S ln t c R o a il .*». H m ilr* n o tth of T n m p n , o p rn rd tin- « r c k fo r its in * am o ng the ino-t U n t lt if li in t h r t t M r .i i i <I u lt i u c t thou*nunh o f vi«itoi<* d u rin g th e w in ­ ter irn .to n . % «t i i k up o . K i m r * w.%i . i : lly kiitua* g*f a n r% a.uiion in my luiiolx, |anaO T«| suit of (hafl r «* U lt Court In m m I Ioi S n u l h n l r « i>unt ) . Klawi.ln. in :h - u ii ..i « ,| « in II llT A le ^ tlU.lm « UT LfoulltF K rnl an.I Hre*.| Sl«rr. p lu i n t lf f. a aam -I U «» u V. i. . .ts-fuo.li.iit. Uul> NttTBtT.1 I I. a* iTth ll. > ,.f IS t .lias f 1941. I h l . c Irtl ral l||a.atl .ill l h r r l E h l . title* .ai.i i n i e .e s > •• ••M la o 4' T \ l r io 4 n,| to »•»« |f o llo w Ins dre. i ih .i i ) > rn < m e l proprn> • 2 w i r e bi o oa la r l . a tt r ri u u . 2 laf Oe»gJ«r« . « .♦•••.I l.| lief ,- 4 E M . I tadlu. I r 'Uni t.ihlr l oil i .ll it fr . 1 i. t...* w|- *l\ |T#|*. I a-oeakur I Ml • **■•* HUH I l»T\liole* h'V* I|o o i lin g s.i w | al» . h Ii.e; k n f. 2 u irrk ln A lm n it fottllAltl 4 ' T H IS 1 JACKSONVILLE, Dec 8__ I (Special)—Tb# .triw ber^' ment at the Plant City Slate Farmer’i Market b ratlin* underway •nd shipments iihould reach the stage O by I carload . J uee. 10, William [ U WiUati, Director of State Man '• **ha. .announced 1 in hla weekly J forecast on on fruit fruit and , vegetable proapecu. acppliea of yellow squash, potatoes, end anap beana of to good quality are alao txpeeted at the PUnt City Market, Wilaon aaid. Citrus .uppliei * wl.l be heavy and of excellent quality. Good growing conditions In the Wauchula ,-rva will provide llbcral supplies of eggplant and P«PP«r» of Ilod guallty in car­ load or truckload iota, and light auppliex of fair quality anap beana. atr.'wberries, and tomatoea In leas than carload lota. The Sanford State Mirk at re­ ports conditions good for buying mixed or atrxight loads of cab­ bage, chayote, snap beana, egg­ plant, Boaton lettuce. English peas, peppers. Bliss potatoes, ■quash, spinach, tomatoes, okra, CmdJthetrttr' .name bunched vege­ tables. Oranges, tangerines and grapefruit will also be available in similar quinUlUv. L e t U s H elp You Take Care O f Your Car W ith Good Service A n d Proper Lubrication. • TUB flA W frfflt) f f f R A L P , ftU m > R P , P t O M P E WHO WAS Ih> i w tU L O O fc W HV A P A f , 1. - .— » ME LOOKS CUTS " OUr HE MAY IU2M our io o e aw r - A w ru . D ra P .V . u r a c c a v e iA lt gAiJL - 6 N E ? r j U jNfiCJFIW NEW aens ^ a c M c o c / w M iS r - 1 uesPraoOA&Ly U _ A w ^ errA ^CTVJHTAS A CgH pQ M THE CHCST/ M8H I CAHCES SMOOTH .* MS (a SO ABOUT ^ THAIS AN IOCA SHStfUONS am pBAcncAaV U E vcnnoo/w U ! ,— 1 sc h o o l B y F R A N UNDERCOVER MAN! < Ih o n w q g S T R IK E R com * v t n i V T e 7 *g . ,y .. 9 t �American League Is Hated Over National *' I i J i’, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1*41 BANFOHH r U M D * THE BANFORD PAGE BIZ NEW GIANT LEADER Select Selections Vo*X [ tim e Me ftxx. i»J I . Almost three ont of four of the nation’s sport fans rank (hr American League aheid of thi National league, and a slightly smaller majority rate Jack Demp­ sey In his prime as a better man .lit the ring than Joe Louis. These are among the outstanding revel­ ations in the Esquire Sports Poll which canvasses the fans of the country from coast to coast. The percentage was 70.7(1 percent for the American I-rague, andd2.l percent for Dempsey, Surprising as it may be to those who tossed out the center-jump to Improve haakri-ball as a spectacle, the public thinks it should tv re­ stored. The vote, wss 61.08 percent for the center-jump; the sthlctic directors of the colleges and uni Versifies voted 62JM percent against it. and the sports editors By Mi .v -rtte J. V > or is r&PuiAA. ev#R ro m ojt W B A * A&UW' Y w d ir t t f s t . ue - \ Bi-rw e n i s o o a . \ -fitfp f o « -tue » , « \ dATlOsJAt UA6UC \ Mode 01*4 J I C0CMW RpuR-VS k J yrrM M and emphasised the Importance of as the world’* top eleven, were so high in the sky that, even af­ ter being tied, 7 to 7, by weak Baylor, they couldn’t eonjq. down to earth ta time to avert the 14 to 7 lose to Texas Christian. Maybe after all the prrteaeon acclaim and fla great weeks of build-up couldn’t be expected to b« built-down In two week*. W* doubt If the Longhorns war* really back to normal with Texas A. and M. following the Christian game, but, undoubted­ ly, against Oregon, they meant to prove to the nation that they had It In the old Clara Bow fashion. , To us, Texas has the team of tho year. Would any of you Ilk* to wager on either Baylor or Taxes Christian If, by any chance of fate, their games with Texas' were to be replayed? U. C. L. A., Gators Have Split In Series *-4trr.,-aMtd4tBe«rro^v>i TUB dew Yo r k g ia n t s ' » ---- 1Ueu? TMiR P Crtomulslen relieves promptly bemac It goes right to the seal of tha uuble to help loosen and expel mn laden phlegm, and aid nature i soothe and heal raw, tender, Inxmed bnmdUal mucous m am ranas. TeU your druggist to sell you bottle of Creomulslon with the unnstandlng yuu must like the way It quickly allays ths cough or you art creo O T l s io n LBAPBR W TUe IA i f t 4o itA R if » — KDWL-BOUND FAICMEKS’ MARKET for Coughs,Clint Coldi, IronchiHi S l w t l l s i n w S m 'i » S Veaelakle HVpurl. Sales up la ISlSI A. M. tree. N. IS II REPORT NO. 15 AITI.KM. Mrlnloah. | j »«. Del. rm hpr. II. s'., Wln-aap. ti.e s to II It. Ilnm- Itaautr 11.11 A T TUB aV’ IM-AIMMS. Arcade Package Store YOU’ LL FIND IN ALL TUB LINES bu lip r . I I '.0 1 M IlKANR, Hnsp. bu. hrp. Tandarirraan, ord 'in lev, I I . I I to It.S t I’lila 11.1#; G '* n" It "0 to lt . lt . Illio r o l.l. l. lb. Ir to lie . CAIIIIAflK. Tim. fe lr In fe r. C »p-nhaa-n ts l 10 to I40.S0 (Vll.lJUIDH tins. turn Ur I’I IIIN. 3 itna a,irk II >3 In l i t * KUUI-I.ANT. Hu hpra. la ir i « aeod sor fo* |Sa m iA i’ h P n n n . aiaeiir. noses u. n. I nmb | l.It 'j Inn 1.1# TSr, 0.1 1 |l M. H boa ' « < U t.KKONM. U bo. IIS's l l . l t , 1ST* • I It I.K T T tirK , i Am. rralra. Ircksrg, • I I* In |l.a*. ONIONS, in lb aark. Tallow I t .I * Hpanlah li.no |n I I lo. do*. ban. Str in lie , OK IIA. nu. hpr. 11.11 lo II.M • OH ANNUM. Uni |f. K comb. IM S N... I IM S . H lias Its * Comb, tic . To sic. BEST OF ’ Pine Liquors , Arcade Package Store O. D. FAR R B LL PROP, ’oraiirly Baggett’* U qi Mere)' llATU E R ARCADE I'A IIS IJ tT . doe. * hum IS * la Coral Gables.' operated by the Gables Itacing Association. Thc> meet will run through Tuesda;, • Jan. LI, officials announce. RALPH W ARNER Disregard the two wtsks loose suffered by the Longhorns of th« University e< Texas and Just count the other eight gamea an their schedule, and the 1441 edition of the Longhorns would be Judged the greatest collcgL ate outfit in football history. Their outstanding 71 to 7 tri­ umph over a good Oregon team Saturday la the moat amaitng grid seora o f the year. It bit us almost Ilka ^ blow when we first heard the decision. It took ■t least 16 minutes to ass Imu­ tate the score. Just to think that Oregon, a team that held the Rose Bowling -Oregon State Beavers to a IS te 7 count tho preceding week, could bo tram­ pled so heavily by anything less than a government proclamation. A great team can be told by the manner in which It defeats its opponents. Still disregarding the two weeks lapse against Baylor and Taxes Christian, which simply and quietly was reused bv the Longhorns’ men. tsl condition, overconfidence. o n 'W A io o .y * *U joutgo -fte otAdtx td i « r Th# racing season in Miami i» scheduled o open on Saturday, Dee. 20, when the first races will be run at Tropical Park in GAINESVILLE, Dee. R.-tA’I - (S p e e U ll- U . C. L. A. will equal to* Texas Longhorn's record as tha University of Flo­ rida’. most frequent Intersectional foottsll opponent, when the Bruins from Los Angeles meet the Fighting Gators In Jackson­ ville, Dee. *0. The contest will bo the third between Florida and the Uclans. Texas ha* played the Gators three times in Oranga and Blue Intersections! games. U. C L. A. was met In 1931 j In Los Angela*, where the Gators I lost 13-0, and her* In Gaines­ ville In 1933, with Florida win­ ning 12-3, to the 1941 season’s finale will glv* one or the other the lead In th* scries. The Gators will also be bat­ tling to bold the only edge they possess over any single section in intersections! contests, the even break with U. C. L. A. and a 20-4 win over Oregon In Miami in 1929 giving Florida a two to on* rank against Pac­ ific Coast tlevana. Of all Gator gamea with teams | from places other than th* south only five hive resulted In Vic­ to ria for Florida, with 16 end­ ing In defeats, and a 1924 .bat­ tle with Texas ending In a 7-7 FOR a H . EVENING at ) I f h r wnntw P tatul w h at 'man doesn’t?— ifivc him a pair ‘ of Evans slippers. Th ey’ re not ordinary slippers, f o r aajde from being com fortable — th ey’ re trim, smart, and so well made that they bear an a ir o f distinction that is unmistak­ ably Evans. Leather, materials and workmanship are the v e ry boat— com e in and see for yourself. C O R R E C T M E N ’S W E A K Evans Slipp S*S I’ lN N A I’ ITaK, M i'llAII iJiAK , I M I I’ HAM, (lraan. Its. nor I.lltla Mor­ tal <>ru. In lair l i as lu I M I I'HPPHHM, Hu. hpr. I I T| In I ’ S# hu, hpr, olhaa varlallra |l.s* .In II.SO • P O TA TO **, C W T Seeks l l. M la f l . l t , Idaho nakera. la |b. sack 11.11. Had ll’.laa. erl. No, I also 11.11- To |l IS. n*r. No. I |l St; N.a Ta l i lt. •II’TABAIJAM, I I m. sacs a, II. I f R PIN Anil. hu. hpr. :»a ta |I.M „ HVII’ AMII. Tallow, bu. hpr. Il.lft In IM S . Ilubbard cw l. Sack*. ALTMAN’S -SflAlEG. CoAcAof YMe- 3SB CoWpBOiMiO &&OA S fA T E e ^ “ W ITH AN OK 4 (-BARdBO U if TUB- liNiVBRSlT; T H A T COUNTS" N20RAJKA proposal. a ra w er CAR WASH. . • f o r 12License Tog IthEvery Used’ r Sold Before Member 10th 1« Offer Ex. '8 M ret Dee. lOthp ' Ury Academy of Columbia, Jonn., U John Angel, fenatr halfback for th# Celery-Pad* and »on o f p. J. Angel o f 1478 Palmetto Avcnpt. The 110 pouhd FoV'* hlmi'lf •or mmeeir “" aa*. a m ia tv it bloekfr and llna plunger. HU tin* smashes have gulnsd mat* first dawns fnr th* Cadata than any other offensive threat Mr, Angel operate* «■ the number three back In C. M. A.’e basic slngls.wtng formation and, seta OX tplnncrbsrk glurloudy whan he! Cgainst Baylor Military if of Chattanooga, Pr(* ov. m . John i* t n Ih l ulldo* touchdoarn with n itVim i Permanent Wave de Luxe »*d. “ fee rm - PAUL’8 BEAU TY o m a n 'i job. . , . r» Itxxnt that they �. V TfF • tBR. v iH I a.*' AN INDEPENDENT HAU.Y NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 Ib n tU i SANFORD, FLORIDA, f fiE S D A Y , DECEMBER 9. 19tl Sanford In Tho Only Central Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Kali, Iligh w aj And W ater Transportation M em ber Associated Press N CM HER 86 WEST COAST The Theater O f Th e W ar In The Pacific Hull Warns Axis en love H oriH £ .b ia h W . ^ ' ported Tw o Hours Out O f. Mitchell O F ie ld ,. N ew York Enemy Aircraft t Seen At Panama # Fpe — Secretary o f Slate Hull indicated today thin country should bo on guard against • a sudden m ove supporting Japan in fulfillm ent o f the A x is tripartite p act In N ew York, all fam ilies w ere evacuated from Mitchell S Field, headquarters of the fir s t a ir force, and "every plaaa was o ff the ground" after aa official warning from Waihlagtoa that hostile plants wera out of New York at l 8. T ). OspL <Y. N. fh r.f» W I Aaaociat- A Pan dKierleeh broadcast hear* at jM t* Y o r it said Japantae eJrcraJrfNre reported flying over the IH a m a coast but no bomba Wera mopped/' 1 BERLIN, Dec. 9^-UP)-Xdotf Hitler and a small group of his offleUl advisers alone knew Monday-kaw Germyny would Identify herself with Japan's war on the United States but offleal sp ok o I men and the press wera intent CANADA. .r-TT Lindbergh Say S Unity Is Needed To Fight Japan Commission W ill Receive Bids On Fencing M aterial A1' »> * F.U \ 1i|(K. Iter. 9 _ ( \I’ ) — »*•,».! Wilkin*. C. II. S. rurrr«|i'imtent in Manila, re­ ported there had kffn unverified report* « f bomb* inn* nl ihr Japanese Inland of I ormo'i and the citle* of I ok >it nml Kobr. «ll» City Plans To Build Fence Surrounding German Reaction To W ater Works Plant U. S. W ar W ill B e llids will be received on chain 0 A n n o u n c e d Soon link fencing material ty the City Aa an r<n «*4 San Francisco Bay Area Menaced By Enem y -Aircraft Commission, It wa, decided last night at the Commission meet­ ing. when it wss deemed neees«ery to construct a fence around •he wuter works, City Clerk II. N Sayer said today, and added that beccuse of the war situation checks would be made on the valve and distribution systems at the water works. The Commission received three bids on city owned property end ncccpted one from Mrs. J. F. Riser, wkb bid >400 for a house at S0t French Avenue, subject to all State and County taxes liquor (lore (a allow** for erary U»00 . population, and only one ittah atom la allowed within BOO fret of aliallar establishment. Ur. Bake/ applied for s licrnae tu operate a liquor package atore ot 100 Wait First Strtet. Frtd Williams, City Engineer, presented plans for the erection of a fishing pier, but prices on the necessary equipment have not besn obtained. The Commiiilon decided to hare the pier constructed on tbs foot of Chap­ man Avenue on the Fort Mellon Park lake front. Instead o f the original plan which would have placed it behind the Mayfair place U at the perk (aim front The Commission also directed City Attorney Fred Wilson and Mr. Bayer to attend the Florida League of Municipalities meet­ ing at Tampa on Dec. 11 and 12. George Bishop, who has been City New* Brief* o’clock The Rotary Club will held aa Intercity dhutag nntleg with the New Smyrna Chib at the Valdes Hotel tonight at 7:30 o'clock. , The Ceuaty School Beard wD] meet tomorrow, sad current kills will be met. C o a ly School So. State's A l e — ed ' Valuation Named In «Ps| I'reaei w eiri>letii«*.*4 wero I s o l a t i o n i s t Policy t ri'ip»rti»il ivrniiiioiti>riiuf over Seems To He R e­ I In* Sim l i .uh'isco Hav urea versed In Speech ! Iasi niirht .m<l ra rlv today. I w hile other nqiortH declared Hi- •lai>anes>* forces w ere o f f the ■RidatinnUt poliry uppntrnlly i. . I, Aleutian Id.mils, m the nnrvrrtrd ax n rewtilt „ f ihc Jmm. ] rmv Htn»lt between A laska iini’M' attack, (hailed A l.inl. j Hli»l SH hTI. i liiTjfh said ymtnnUy, "W c mu a \ I hree ir|»iir;tli' air raid united A me i i. ! alnmiw ••uud»d in the San and black. rum, rrganlk*-* uf mir nttitiiib Ll* raio i ■ Tho last in the past toward flu* poll, y our govi'rnmrnl but follow nl • A. M. "Whether or not that policy was niudu ha* been wise. country hondv^wiili th»* declsrs. ! brCn attacked by force of mm*, \ioi> pokewnmn that and by force of arm* wo mud DUTCH i- loiolmg toward thn retaliate. Our own defences mid mi fa i as we know, our own military position have* still is t il in g ’* Tho allalready hern nrglrctn! too bun:,'* </• rlrar wln-tb* H.iunilctl at lie added. M. *">•« *Wc must now turn every e f­ \ M . liowt'ViT t '*• 17 A. STI fort to huiltling the grentest and K . At U n*t l vt •t -qUrttlron* of most efficient Army, Navy mid air force in the would when cittiin plaiifN, numbering 15 to «<|iin«iriMi. had prcvinuslv American soldier* go to wm, it I a t roH4t-tl tb»* c«»ant line weal of must he with the best equip, Sun Jojm* during tbr night anil ment that modem *kill enn do. acoutinl the buy area uml other lyjrta tndi^Ud attacks by Japaneau bombri* on llu* hU map i h o - w i t h dbUncea In mile*, tho Navul and •ten and that mqiltrn Industry Rjiiu.i, . . >.<» hm H ’ ThllIftplD«»i«,'"Gu*m and on Itritiah bssci lit "Dlt. Faciflr. % M tpacte e f 'UM U riU d RtaUo tn U— Faai/lc. Early re. can build." w» r« riqmi <e«l •lr“ ppe«l. Tho Ar­ my m.i isI hi all probability an mo­ mv urn taft carrntf w m lurkmg ».ff l be n »u l, pernap< 800 The President Makes History ... iRlil mil' * out |ft W lort.i. I* Mayor An,|m \h Mi liiivui mi)iI, "Ibc Jap....... if lb#* Aleutian I aIhmiI . " \V»* cv|M-ct thru* at ally l mu ScminoIt* 1‘nunty'* R««l I r**' .lupilti" t- hind force* lire »»id lull cull quota uf ll.ftOO lm*» Imtii l„ imvc i.pi-ru-d attack on tho iurrcu.Hcil by a $.",000 war n 11*•I Snignporc anti the British fuml which must be m c iiio I •»v ....................m e n t* tin- b e in g ru»h*"l th«%IihmI chnptcr, Mr*». Roy .Mann. I., *tieiigtl«-n the defense*. puUicity chnirmnn of tin* or»*n»n The tiiolie wirele-s in New xalion. atatcii tmlny. She iobb,,l y,„V. Ii, uni the Manila radio that volunteer worker* »n* a*k >gaio I, efr(ing an air raid on ni to cnroil at the headquarter* Manila "I * r,f. A M. ( K..S.T ). Howard Rungs of Troop B re. building on First Stirrt or :.l In B e ilin , rcp crl-" w e re n r . ceived an Eagls rating taut night the annual meeting and *1* t to'ti 11 m la t .- .i th.it Ihe B e l. h * liig w o u ld aa tha local Scout troop, held n of officer* schciliib'il f«»r I bin t„ „ e i I m o io ii o w . P-* - s ilily h i deday at 10:00 A M. Court of Hpoor at the South • w .,. th e • S. \ 11*leg rum Mra. F I! Roiitud I |'i,,,,, Wa.longt'io, llo- F’ B. ISide School W o rn an eatlmnled lot, ba il flinirnian, rcciivid tin l„ g.,1, llo- am l of Hliliroxllliat” attendance o f 200 people, Chair, morning front tho nutioiui! rlum l\ Hli* •i< •oi.,n. not Italians de. man E. L. Kalaay Mid M s y . man, Nortnnn II. Davis, rnul igaat*-.I -‘dangerous aliens, Father Kellaghan made the '*.\yain the Amrriran Rid Fro ,1 w n . , , -p arte,I la <allnl u|mn tn aerve our ii.i preaentatlon o f tha Eagle award. .|,i|,„,„‘-e t,ooli* were reportlion In war Both rationally I ,.,1 ter.lav to have I HI,led with Ralph Smith, JrH m elvad tho locally, «<• f»cn vnal and drfitillwl llo- probable holn of ' fi-hcrBronx. Palm from H w U l’« * . rr/poii'ibilitii** for nrrvirn •••! iopii" fiflh-ci.liiiiini«ta oil Lubang Scout axacutiva for Central our urnu-d force, iitul for i<-li*f t-lan.l near It........ nlrance to Florida. to di-trraanl civiliuua. ...... la Bay a. Japanese plane* Ned Smith wag la d « P « l •To |irnvidr caai-ntlal fiiuli llI nut wiilrsprru.1 raids on the .upper whisk preceded the Itnl f'rna, today la lnun< lumr •' inilitnrv ol.jei-tives Ihriiugho-i' Court of Honor. A fter tha Court, campaign for n wnr fund "if » llo nulinnincs, uielii.ling m'«in. Ray Fox delivered the Pledge to niinimiini >BO,0UO,00O. Tlu- I’rr .1- lit assaults ..n Manila ilvclf. the Flag. dent will ixau. on Friday a pi"The report of the landing on Other awards I Dewi Judge It rlimatinn aupporling thic nppiul. l.o hong, mine titI miles southwest ad Star Hanks W. War* Your rhaptcr quota l» $.'i.i«Hi ... Naval Baa« of the big Amerienn Jr., o f Troop to* E. C. ( hnptrra may retain |fi |H-rrt-iit ,.f Cavite was not confirmed ofaCaliay, Jr.. » f BO; Edww of their collections for local wnr filially, hut cnmijfh credence was 'alter Steals uf Troop S0| rrlirf expenditures. place,| in it that defense nfflcara Troop S9. MChnptrra should nt once de­ were trying urgently to contact First Ctoal awards wera provoir full efforta to railing their the provincial governor. seated by T. W . Law tow to Car quota.* in the ahortrat nonriblr Ja p a n e se fifth-column activity Cherpeala* e f T r a p 20 j HareM lime nml please report thr act­ nlso rep.irtr.1 in,officially from K w taer o f Treep 101 ^Robert ion you are taking. We mint and Davao. »n the big » « ulh« ” V A historic moment for the United States Madden o f Treop I I I CUrenc. ahull not fall In this crisis." land of Mindanao whera Jo.OOO McKee e f T r a p U , Charles President's son. After the addre.x Senate and la pictured here aa President Roosevelt spook­ In addition to this -new lm-i- Ji-pancso orcaent u vital threat Park ef Troop t V L e e k Temple House voted for war with Japan, with ono ing before a Joint session of the House and ness, annual reports will hu n-ad to Philippine security. One r»o f Treop I, and A a Walken of rasa Twa) nt I hr mretlng Thurwlay morn­ dtaaonter, Joann.tlo Rankin, o f Montana, any. M-allaw'X 8enaU, declared that the United States is now ing and tho local chairman urged 1ng "N ay." at war with Japan. In the rear la Vice PreiL ^ H. Cora of Oviedo made rnunty member, o f tha organixxicoad Class awards to Simon dent Wallace, then Speaker Stas Rayburn. tion to attend. Any persun who iAK'al Farm er Has Dtngfelder of Troop I , Hu.ton took out a membership during Cane W ith Tassels Rabeock of Troop I. V■'!rU., thia annual roll call la eligible Boar^oM W op U , B U Mari. In attend tha meeting and tn Two stalks of s sugar rana, vote. Merit BadgeeT w an pvM-nted about 12 feet high and each hav. Ing tassels on the top, wera raised by M. M. Isrrd, on ht* Charges Made _ _ _ _ _ «f farm about five miles south of WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-UP) Harper af Troop By Member Sanford. —President Roosevelt will make son of T roov— ^ ^ — - . _ The stalks arc on display la R radio address to the nation Eighteen early winter vlaitom CAIRO, Dec. • - U P ) - Smell, WASHINGTON, Dee. 0 —HP) front of The Herald office. who attended the meeting o f the -tango of fait armored British columns tonight at 10:00 P. M. eastern standard Urns, at which time Tourist Club last night expressed — Rep. Dingell (D-M lch.) told h of Troop •ere mid by a spokesman yes­ the White House said he would N Tree* N terday u hare destroyed a third their enthusiasm and appraclation the house today he proposed to make a "mors complete docu­ of the G en o a tanka, encaged damand that court martial pm. B. to the Forward Sanford Club and ceedinga bo Instituted against mentation" of the Japanese at* chair, la battle sines Saturday between tack then has yet hem poeillte. persona who participated In the four hlgluranklag Army officers hat a let. Tehruk and El Gobi. Presidential Secretary Step* program presented Friday night and tha Commander uf tha' Pa. The Germans 'finally pulled ™ which hen Early announced that the at the Tourist Center. Mrs. May* gjflj jle e t "for what happened In their heat fighters westward to iC tT X M A iC A Rtief Executive would epoak me nodgkln, recreation director, end the battle, a British spokenfar half an hour and that Urn sold today. The German general, adPraia would he carried by all met, ante red the fight Four women volunteered te eew on doll clothes for the "empty sake .and >09 motor stockinet" which the Salvation Aamy fllla at Chrialamc time ami Mra. Hbdgktn dlaeiaeed that if It U la " packets VICHY, PBANCE, Dee. 9-U P) agreeable with tourists, some af_ tevnnona at Urn Tourist Center — Parachutists ware blamed today aa one of the eeurcee far attacks Monday * “ * £ t H ir A r .o . iN r <> I.ocal Red Cross Must Raise $5000 War Relief Fund Awards Made To Boy Scouts At Court Of Honor Approximately 300 Persona Present At Scout G a t h e r in g British Destroy Third Of German TankB In Battle President W ill Speak Tonight Tourists Thank Sanfordites For Friday Program Are House M X f l& r Parachutists Blamed For Officers’ Deaths r -V S W j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 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/b2fd0fdac11078c1b84fed973e1792ff.pdf 9546c043e55777f66ab20ccdf237d67a PDF Text Text J I .F r I Housing Group Makes Story Contest For Report On Homes Students Scheduled ASRINGTON, Dm . •—(Bps. (dpeclal)—Florida high aebool «tnd*nt* who hera a uUnt for and are Interested In rreaUve writing aro eligible to enter a abort itory contest sponsored by Prof. A. J. Hanna, chairman of tbo eontcat comialtUo at Rollina Collect. Storiao aro not restrirtod aa to tbm <«n«pt that they moat deal directly or Indirectly with Florida Ufa either pact or present. * Two told modala, one for a boy and another for a girl, will to prcaonUd tbo winner* by trying- BacboUor, distinguished novtllat and dean of Florida writer*. Manuscripts are limited to 1,600 word* and moat bo iubmltted not latotr than Jan. 2. threatening to Impede tbo na­ tional defenao program. Theta. ar. cat hart boon designated at tar. tona Interval*, and 88 percent of all now hontoa started under F. II. A. Impoetlon alnco April aro located there. it . Altogether, ae of Oct. 31, tm- Army Will Train dor tbo F. H. A. program, 103,. 500 hornet htd been started In 10,000 Navigators '• i these ipeelfically deelgnatoj da. -- /ante areas, compared with 160,- WASHINGTON, Dec. M J V • 000 In the entire country in tbo The Army announced Its intention ■!- Sevan month*' period. For the today to train 10,000 bombardier . year ae a whole, almost 200,. navigator* within a year for mounting a number of long range bomhere rolling off the assembly lines. The qualifications for rpr crulta will bo lowered. High achool graduates who past the Air Corps RADIO NEWS Intelligence teste will be accepted. WDBO ' Motor vehicle deaths In 1940 T o n ig h t's rro g r a a a a Increased 7 per cent over 1DJ9. 0:00 Kdwln C. Hill 6ll0 Program Rcume Alaska has only 2,300 miles of 8:18 Dinner Mualc automobile, roads. 6:30 Hurl Ives ' roe W6rW Today FARMERS’MARKET .; —740 Tbo. Lonm JUnger 7:20-11 Pioreo'a Clang-. ,■_ 8:00 Kate Smith Motif **' 8:68 KJmrr Davla A the News 9:00 Playhouse - 9:30 dongs In the Wind 70:00 Hollywood premiere ■ 10:30 Sports Reporter "TlBi45 News of the world 11:00 Football Resume 11:06 Three Hletera v 11:10 Interlude ..,11:16 Dance Orchestra . 1140 Jimmy Dorsey - 12:00 Union Welle, Newe f". 12:05 Sign Off T eaer row's Frograa STU D IO COUCHES Regular $49.50 Values NOTHING DOWN 11.08 PRK WKFK NO CARRYING ('HAIM5BL 140 Norman Betsley A Hl« Florida Cowtoya 7:00 Breakfast BrayIlka , • 7:45 UP Ntwa •40 The World Today ills Loulee Wileher at tbo Organ . 5:30 Emery DeuUeh Orchestra •i45 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:15 Mtlodle MominU 9:30 Old Dirt Dobber 10:00 Children’s Birthday Par­ ty 10t48 Leit W* Foyrat 11:00 UP New* , _ , . . 11:08 Kay Thompson’* Foatlrnl 1140 Tima for the Tima* 11:46 UP Nawa 1146 Program Resume l&OO Theater of Today 12:30 Sure Over Hollywood Insure Gay, B right Hobdays! 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Nothing Down 11.00 per wtek 1 WE CAREY AT FAIR PRICES ALL NATIONALLY ADVBRTI8ED No matter how little or how much you wiah to spend, you’ll find a lamp a tjtts t tho price you want to pay—our extensive collection often a wealth of style*—Lamps /or every room, each ready to bring Yule happiness to fortunate homes. WINES—LIQUORS—GINS •Ill Free DaOvery ,Christina*. Gift* Of Lasting Comfort To give a chair la t* give a truly sensible, pracUni present of excelleat good taste. We have dogein of splendid chair specials to Intrigue Christmee ahopperu. Prices are modeat. • ouse up to $3940 Nothing Dow*, 51.00 W E n * • AU Shapes A it i a i - i l . ' J ■very •Mod" should kavt - of thaao baaatifat. �Ranford I t The Only Central Florida City Affording Half Illghwaj And Water 'J’rniwporlaUon Established la 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SA' — r e v ___ AY. DECEMBER 6, 1911 Member Associated Press MI.M1IEK HI ■ t Nazi-Russian Fight Waged Is “Insult” AfricanField! In 31 Below Zero Weather Public Of U. S. [ Far East Situation Remain# Tense * As * B ritis h Sailors Ordered To £hips Britain Will Be At W$r With Finland. Rumania And Hun gary By Tbnighi One Jumped Into The Other’s Path ■W Put Teeth In Bill I'eak Of Violence Is Reported R eached As Hitler’s M en | Take Seven Towns (Hr rM ^ a lf* Press. i Great Rritain will be at wag > against Finland, Hungary and Rumania at midnight tonight. Berlin and London agree the alt. uation will not he changed by thU Mtlag, >u4 c-./g -t -Aec-the ram - Heavy fighting is being sumed today In North Africa, miles south of Tobruk. British claim 22 Axis plants shot down at against six of own. The It .A. F. Is pou_, N K\V YORK. Dec. Silieian tilens, Italy admits. t i l ' ) —Italian radio declar* Meanwhile, on the LJI rd today "One and a half front, British Imperial* best million men. n. ooo tanks and three strong Axis attacks on 1.000 ,un* , re aiming to­ their stronghold uf Ed Doda, ward MlHen* In Ihe m at destroyed 14 Itilian tanka, kilted terrific offensive of all U -(AP>— 100 Carmans and raptured 100 l i m n ) ” Ha */ all Italians in a series of sharp Urn from clashes in the desert, front disMl t tMlkUlcJ I'ffMl U N I waa Patchrs said yesterday. riirhtiiur on t lit* Moscow A violent dust storm raged, front, raving amid tempurahampering ground and air op**•lions, but a Royal Air Fore* liirt’.H :t| ilt'ifrop* M ow xero. communique, reporting on Thur*Fahrenheit. swirled to a new day’s activities, said IS more IH ’iik of violotit'c today an Asia planes, including five Gas­ These freight trains collided although freight jumped thr rails into the pstfi of Atlolf Hitler's invasion a r­ man Junkers-87 dive bombers, they were on different tracks. It happened south.hound train on t h r pnrnltrl track. mies rlaimpil tlit* capture of wehe destroyed and many mors near Broadview, 111., when a north-bound _ *— ’i f 1** riM O damaged. iw*vt*n towns while tho RuaThe P ar: Eastern situa­ Low flying llriti.h planea also siatiH woro roiNtrtril to have tion »tfll Is tensa and Britsat fire to gasoline trucks lq broken through Herman line* the Gulf of Hirte region and • » sailors were ordered in (hi* Kalnnn urctor, \)0 mile# ranged out into the Mcdltervaaaboard ' their ahipa abruotnorthwest of Moioiw. Four Democratic Congrawman discus* tha antLatrike blit, au. esn to machine gun ferries and tr. The Chinese sav the The* Urrimink today reported by Rep. Howard Smith of Vs., which passed the House of tugs between Italy and Sicily; t h r r a p tu r e of two k©y citi©a In Japanese reply to Presi­ tbored Funeral services* for Dr.. I Representatives by a vote of 2ftZ to 196. Left to right: Represen. the communique added. th© Moscow defense*. Mozhaisk dent Roosevelt Is a n . “inKenneth R. Bril. rho dlvd | Mr. ami Mr*. I'hdlip Stanley ■n«l Klin, in firm* fighting. Tho %lt** to the intelllrenee stives Robert Ramepeck of Ga., Cart Vinson of Gs., Howard Smith Thursday night, will be con. ay _ . .. ___ received a letter Dec. I from Nuzis say violent Soviet a tt a c k s ducted Sunday1 at 3:30 I*. M. of tMs .United States oph­ of Vs:, aSal Sam Hobbs of Ala. Tfcs Smith bill was a substitute their son Harold, Canadian Air in tho p oint* Imsin were r t . fa r-b a a drastic bills offtred by.Ramspsek and Vinson. at the First Methodist Church pulst'd and an enemy uttrftipt to ite. ^ Force flyer, who was reported with the Rev. W. I*. Huhrman break out of t^ n n i g r a d was r e T he h a a s i returned a . soft "missing In action" and late r r e ­ officiating. Interment will fol. puIw*i 1 with heavy lu**e*. Th© ported to be a "prisoner of war". I*>w In Evergreen Cemetery. Russians report a terrific b a ttle The letter waa postmarked Dnlag Pallbearer* will he S. O. is raging around Taganrog. Luft, Germany. Oct. 30, just Shinhnlser, Jr., I. E. Edridge, Tho moNt substantial d*fen*lv© . * n r ewv r% 1 . f TALLAIIA 8EEE, Dec. I —UP> Jr R. B. Wight. Fred W. Srminnlo County school teach, a f te r Stanley was taken prisoner Imp yet formed by tho rear g u a r d , According to Information r e ­ er* were, paid on time to day as -Jiall, Dr. J. Nj Tulsr and E. ■Tho .Supreme of the retreating Herman arm tos Jrtrfg y l Dulag of southern R u m Ie - along tha l i t * « rtm enl of Edoea. ceived by hi* parenU, a loan of » l2 ,n # a Luft I* ■ temporary- ttllrnrmeta tl« river In the vicinity of T a g a n ­ a operated ~pNEb (o tle t0 4 1 local bank t o th* cam p from which t h ll r soir will rog— trembled last night under season of the Legislature, were County Superinte ndent, which cn. lx- moved to u permanent prison the tremendous sh a tk of • R©d ahled the local office to meet r r of war camp. Following this offensive spread o f f f • 70-mll® subject to the State chain store the lotnl payroll of ) 18,000, W. procedure, he will receive a "mini front. tax unless they were engaged T. Ijiwton. county superintendent, he r” which will be his means of ’•exclusively In tba sal* of gaao Tho main hod it*a o f th© frontal communication with his parents. assault corps along disclosed this morning. line and other petroleum pro­ th© Azov In Ihe letter, the young • ser duct*." The loan was a u th o r i i e d by reported to have by-passed Edgar Morphet, d irec to r of th r g e m t wiotr, "Mom, you will T aganrog, leaving lesser forces The court reversed Leon CounAdministration and Finance Dlvl. probably receive full d e ta ds as \t% deal with Ihe surviving N a ila James A. Redpath of Osceola ty Circuit Court Injunction! reTroop mothers will prepare sup­ MIAMI, Dee. 6 —( 4 1 - Two slon of the Education D e p art, to what you r a n send to me ami j there. “ _ ^ n l n g ^ &mptroll*r f M. Lee per for thslr particular troop# and was elected and Installed Eminent Jfrom ment. and makes a total of $27,. whi n'* ami in th© mean time. ( Moreover ami this was on© collecting tha tax from aarva sash troop a t an individual Commands' of Taylor Command- Standard Oil Company and Gulf clipper* blaird a southward trnil 001) borrowed to da te t o meet Mr* Mtanley h a s information „f n,,. must significant of nil tab!* Monday night whan acouta. ery No. 2* of tha Knights Tem­ Oil Company stations which ear- through a clearing hair, linking the payrolls, Mr. Imwton added. re. thut the Hrltish Red Cross ami factor*— Ihe British radio scoutsn, parents and tub scouts plar at Ihalr regular conclave tied lines of automobile acces­ th* United States by air for the T n r revenue from automobile the Order of St. John, through IHirteil that the Soviet Black sea meet for thslr annual “gat-to­ fast night at tha Masonic Hall, sories and soft drinks. first time with South Africa and license tag sale*, which will be the International Red Crus* in fleet was heavily shelling the gether” a t South 8Ida Primary Recorder Jno. O. Jink Ins stated directly and Indirectly, with the received soon by the S t a te De. n r utivl Geneva, HwiUerland, su p ­ German* along the Atov coast. this morning, School a t 61SO o’clock. Harold British Near East headquarter-, p artm rnt. Is expected to provide plies each Canadian ami English Along the Mina—which flow* Mr. Rad path succeeds James Para, scout executive of Orlando, and other theaters of the war. for all contracted debts and plit prisoner of war with a ten-pound town from just e as t of Stalino 0. Hoff, retiring Eminent Comand raprcaantathm of tha Central Thirty passenger* and a 12. t h r school back on a cash basis, p a n e l of food, soap and neces­ jmd empties into the gulf th r o u g h for 1941. Other officers man craw tr/t on the alratoclip. Mr. Ijiwton said. Florida Bov Scoot Council, will an esluury west of T a g a n r o g — sities each week. per, Comet, and th* Puerto Hi. ait a t tha head table with local alacted and Installed wars W. A. Eut-h prisoner i* allowed to Russian bomber* in a single a r e a can clipper for a South Atlantic council members. Had Smith, Stansfleld, generalissimo; L H. TALLAHASSEE, Dee. write two letter* and four post were reported pouring explosives —Florida Friday Joined 90 other crossing that will end in Leo. chairman of arransamanU said Steele, captain general; J. F. states riiivl- during u month's time. upon liiittl G erm an army truck* In a pact for mutual poldvlllc, on Ihe Congo River un McClelland, senior warden; K. G. today. The "letters” a r e unsealed, ami m asted for a crossing. Bodarblom, junior warden; F. 11. supervision of out of Btsta par­ Thursday. The he n ih a rd m rn t was r e p o r t ­ A district Court of Honor will are dosed in the manner of a standard bsarsr; F. l- i olees and probationers. ba bald In tha auditorium follow- Wight, ed going on un d e r the eye* of travel-folder. Only one side of the Millar, sward beartr. Governor Holland signed the Funrrnl service* for Donnie Red arm y advance troops which Also A. K. RoaaatUr, warden; agreement and daol ralgnatad Chair­ Peters, two.year.old son of Mr. paper bear* writing and conse­ hnd reached the river a t to m e B. F. Lane,* first guard; J. O. man Francis B- Bridge*. J r , of and Mr*. Steven Peters, who was quently there l* no envelope. * The young flyer teemed in a plea­ points. Half, second guard; C. E. Me- th* Stats Parola Commission as drowned accidentally In an Irrl. Hitler clearly was a pply ing administrator for Florida. Kao, third guard; at gallon ditch Thursday morning sant frame of mind throughout growing prrssure, probably to Starr ssatiaaL The pact permits Florida con­ NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—UP)— were conducted yratcrdny morn. the letter and In conriuslun he try hi take some of the c urs* B«-*Mktad w a rs Jamas Mough- victs under parola or probation to Tommy Maovill* said Friday Ing at |0:30 o’clock at the wrote. -The 'll. A. F. personnel off hi* failure In Ihe south, and here receive decant treatment! taw, prolate; Ralph B. Chapman, go Into tba other Bute* which tluU he and bis fifth bride, Erickson Funeral Home, with the please don't worTy. Cheerio and Rimsian reports spoke of a t least trsa aura r; a n d Jno. D. Jlnkina, have signed it and raceiva tba Rev. E. D. Brownlee officiating. 15 Germ an a rm ored division* of raaordar. T h a InaUUtUon service* u m e supervision they would blond* Bonita Edward*, had acp- Intermrnt was in Evergreen regards to all-’’ a bout I Hit,DUO men In action wav* eenducted b y Mr. Houghton from the Florida commission. It a rated aft* r 17 days of marriage Cemetery. around Moscow. also puts parolee* from other and that ah* planned to go to The child was born in Wag. Goto waa mars h alt State* under supervision of th* Rcaa Saturday. ncr on Nov, 25. 1939 and In An ojatar suppar, prepared un­ Florida board whan they came The 47-ytar old asbestos heir addition to hi* parents, he is stir, sakl that h* and th* 22-ycar old vlvrd by:' a hmther, Steven IV. der the direction o f F. L. Mil­ Into this state. , ler. waa anJoyed by tha members Banal*, a Broadway show girl, tars, Jr.; a slater, Julianna Pe­ WASHINGTON. Dee. rt “ (Ah before the meet big, Mr. J Inkina partad company yeeterday alter ters; grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. — A War Department official 1 CANT NEGLECT OATS a confcrsncs with lawyer*.. John Peter* of Sanford and Mr. suggested Friday that It mny be. "I don’t know w hat happened and Mr*. 8*m D. Semkoft of come necessary to draft young CAMP BLANDINO. Dec. S (Ah— A >U Does, of fanning*, but It must have boon a matter Wagner. men who have been deferred told rocrutting off leers bars he’d of different temperament,” Mart* Mr*. Mathrw 8. Hssbrouck, from seleetlva service training Waunallo Mbits wan sleeted vary much Ilka to enlist T o r villa Mid. because of the nature of their secretary and treasurer of tha president of the 4-H thab ta Its a three-ytar hitch” but couldn't Doremus-Hasbrouck Flying Sar. civilian jobs. fin e meeting, soile d tag to Ruby because ha hnd n stand of osU Lieut. Col. Joacph F. Rattley, vice, arrived here yesterday to that had to bu attended to. chief of the tabor division of tha make arrangements for tha pllota Undersecretary of War’s office, and other members of tha sar. NEW YORK, Dae. (1 -U P )— mentioned lhi« possibility in urg. vice, who are expected at any LAUNCH 'SH IP TODAY n * r "Del” Delgado, employed Louis Kspoullla, 40, a pale,-bald.- ing that defense industries em­ WILMINGTON, DoS. « — UP) for a*v*ral years In Gatchal’a Ish, hospital elevator operator, ploy older msn, those dia<|uali. Thu Zahulsu B. Vanes, a On aciy, has been made manager calmly told a general sessions fled fur military service by phy­ , 10,000-ton freight staumar, wiU of a new branch af the Piggly. Jury Friday that on Oct. 12, sical handicaps and woman. 1039, he deliberately placed n bu lsanehad hare Saturday, tha WSnrtr atofea In Orland*. A * new "Piggly.Wiggly 8u- chloroform-soak id cloth over tha face of his H-ycar-old Imbclllc son,. Raymond, and left the lad to dit. The bey, said tha Duteh West TALLAHASSEE. Dae. 0 —UP) Indisa-born father of four, was — The Florida Supreme Court raised a caution flag Friday against divorce caaaa filed, ana. wared, considered and decldad In U single day. "Although entirely possible within tha law, such spaad lays ground for suspicion and la not approved In mattare of this kind," the court laid. Records of hundreds of divor. caa granted In Miami during Uw WASHINGTON, Doc, your now a r t being Investigated by officials. 89m s lawyers have —Tha Supply Priorities lacstie ns Board arwred ’ A ls o G IV E special Reds March in Kalinin Sector German Troops Take Klin And Mozhaisk In Hard Fighting Given Roosevelt “ U npred ictab le” Is ® Correct^Word For Stanleys Receive Letter From Son In German Prison Camp Funeral For Bell * Will Be Sunday G et- Together” Redpath Elected m m ander School Teachers’ $18,000 Payroll Is Met On Time Gas Stations Are Subject ; To Chain Tax .01 Clippers Leave Miami For War Zones In Africa Separate Tables To Organization H o ld s Be Arranged For Supper M e e tin g V a r io u s Troops At Masonic . Hall Florida Joins Mutual States' Parole Pact Funeral For Young Boy Held Yesterday Playboy Manville To Be Free Again Young Deferred Men Might Be Drafted Secretory Of Flying School Arrives H ere Mias Metts Biected Head Of 4-H Club Loans .Will Be Made On Gum Naval Stores Delgado Made Head Of Orlando Store Miami Divorces Are Being'Investigated r To Receive From Children array 15 SHOPPING DAY8 to Christmas , T , s '^ ^ « . > O. P. M. Ordered To Halt Priority Aid �Sa t u r d a y ; De c e m TUB SANFORD th e Sanford *Herald The derivation of the word "editor," and the origin of the editorial "we," by which the newspaperman seeks to avoid the obnoxious "I,” have nevsr been more Jriterestlngly explained than by Paul Jonee, In the Lyona Dally News. It comes to un via Horace Wilkinson's Geneva County Reaper, and to the Oeneva editor via Ralph Jonee in the Atlanta Constitution, but jloaea, nothing in Itg travels. H I . _________ ______ . writes Jones of Lyons, "aslu us the derivation of the word ‘editor.* Seeking always to be of assistance, especially to the young, we elucidate. 'Editor* Is a combination of two Latin words, ‘edl’ meaning to give or put out, and ’ta'urua’ —Spanish ‘toro’—meaning the bull. "While on the subject, we may as well explain the sndsr what PrssMvnt Koose. will da If ths Japanste do origin of the editorial *we.‘ In the pre-hlatoric days, when b u s thslr southward march editors carved their papers on stone on editor bawled out iggrussleo • •. and whan. a citizen for not paying his personal taxes and his pledge rho Jspsn.se are talking oral- (o the Coronado committee. The fellow came with ft big, big for a propla whs nlreadv knotty war dub, hammered on the lintel of the cave, peered peim ors'fight on thslr hands into the darkness and howled, ’Come out of there, you lily* ■ they can taka ears of, live red so-and-so I’ The editor, doing some peering in re­ ry O. Partin, Kis«^um«s| turn and seeing who It waa yelled back, 'All right, you dltun, baa boon nominate IJ Progressive Farmer m sssS U»a "Man of tha .Year* glda agriculture. an natpre: everybody us to gat the pa par out on bet everybody wants us to I aa swaption of his story or | Wbea tt reta in lata^ . a Clermont . Press brings • tha rather timely c ^ g a e that now la tha time for g couples who do not wish ey Christmas present* for ~ CHICACp, Dee. S - W V fienre*! Chairmen of Um "Big Hallway Operating BrotherFriday night ratified th« proposed terms for settlsfeierrt of their wags demands. Urns remov­ ing tho last th rsat of a strfko on the: Nation’s railroads. The Strike had been, set to begin , at 6:00 A. M. Snoday. In aanoanetng acceptance of tiie agreement, which had been worked eat through tho media, Solve yobr gift problems and f tloa of the President's Fact Find. save mooey, too, by reading Ing Beard, spokesmen for the your local merchants’ Christ­ operating anions said: "In taking this action the re­ mas adadhat appear In Thp presentatives of railway labors while realising the laerWOss Herald. • granted were not the amounts desired, were deeply sensible of the critical state a t national af­ fairs. The workers w ort willing to make whatever reasonable eon. cessions were necessary In order In assure national unity and the strongest possible support of the IPresident and the country hi this critical time." K Pederson Is Named first Wheat Fanner Pleasant companionship and delicious drinks are always on hand. ’Meet jour frlenda here. Mod­ erate prices a t all tlmea. Education In the South ATLANTA CON BnTUTI ON THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD U A V H 1 H. HODCKtH for Um tourists. There tourists of ears ore Jiut simply tope sbd ws lore them all. Not even that ehrIH i.k e d glgaa and high water wbo tarred and youn truly.) CHARLESTON. 8. C. Doe. fl —(BpeeUl)—Navy b for tha Sixth and Sc tricts Issued a call I for m4n between tha and fit) who a f t qu i typists, stenographers typist. and stenographers. Tho volunteers vrift enlist as ysomen with' rsUsga' offssed de­ pending on professional qutllfL cations. Me *1 who enlist -h r this breach of tha service receive from WO to |t o per mouth d*. pending on their ratihg and. are provided' •*£ Stand him before the mirror or confine him to tub long enough to get In trim then rush him tha Tourist Center I changes hit mind. Lsl'i season with such a hen w a rn of tha Old St. -i carry tha malady of ov "fsrrin" porta. • Tragedy has descended upon iM^Uon.' h*t we wtU threw out oer chseU v, U d taka K T h e NY A has sut off lJ i v tre a c t. Those mm Interest*) hrgnch of Qw . Tfakjl S fu ld u A i X k aa & nr e t e ^ ; | i a / / d f | M* .. ",Av \ ’ ’- a — »* V ,' Telephone 9106 THE ; - ’ • gr.’ra a mouth: gun captains re­ ceive S3 to W a month extra: Mail Claris. HO to a month f iS ‘ S S T 4 W f S IJafU S i ,.VV IS «K •d Daughters of tho ConfsderwUl pay tribute to Judah I*, am In. bolder at various tlmea n e Confederate egHnet poets, ’an, 33. when a monument wld mrslled marking the location re this distinguished sootherset sail for foreign shores retry tha Civil War AT THE Arcade ■Package . -. Store ‘• ' f J I * ettJf i • ’ YOU’LL FIND ■ IN ALL I - THE LIMBS i ‘ BBS! OF Fine Liquors . Arcade Package Store ss;$g M ATH K* AKCADB *, a V ? ■ S S 5 . i T » & ' ® M ) lo t 1 14T« ** j * 1 S&VS ‘SSSSrl 1V >W " r - th e 't eft or schooO TgtSS^W Idalty Which lx Intrinsic to ren of other s«Uons eg the lariean Ideal la worthless, country. Tho south, spoaklpg of nothing, to tha children. schools, Is a s e c t io n of aatfems*. Soma of tha finest sc hoots In the nation are looted hi south­ ern states, ami soma of tha poor­ est. No blame ran be attached to southerners as a whole f o r ' poor Pries Administrator Loon Handerschool conditions. For tho truth son ssplalns ths government's proIs the south spends a greater gram for contra* af p ita s o a .a proportion of Its Income on edu­ moans to prsvaat inflation, la hla cation’ than any other part of aAtvtf* to the National Association tho country. The troublo III the of Manufacturers' forty-sixth aaIncome of ths average so u th e rn ____________ ______ _ ----■aual Congress of Industry a t Urn state Is so much lower than opportunity In lift. It will •Waldorf Astarts In Now York City, many others that It would taka worth tha cost. wa bad 10 tourist* and-(this put In parenthesis re It won't Imqch- seven .faithful. soak ‘ J-rew aA.ts^^.a 'rA'tii We Deliver laboratlon of ons of Dm nation’s mo>t distinguished educators, a man bom and educated In tha south, a man of our own origtne. impregnated with tha spirit ox the south, vat fully conversant with our shortcomings as wall s i our advantages. The fundamental tru th la. If wa have the eoumga to fata U. Navy Issues Call For Male Typists '•men wqrksrs In a Chicago 1-fTT" . A a*. .4 1 L2K Package Goods jBeer & Wines Cocktails certain tynca of work' sc honors received. For axStubte, a ' seaman The Editorial “We1 6, l s n lilway Group Accepts Terms Of Settlem ent General MacArthur If war breaks out In the Far East as now appears almost Inevitable, one figure will stand out prominently above all others as far as the American public Is concerned. The name of General Douglass MacArthur will grow In importance and may even assume the significance which formerly was attached to General John J, Pershing who led the American Expeditionary Fores during the last war. Clare Booth, wife of Henry Luce, editor of Life, writes the life story of Oencral MacArthur in the current issue of her husband’s magazine. Through Inheritance, training and tradition General MacArthur is every inch a soldier and a perfect natural for the office he now holds in the Philippines and for the position of commander-in-chief of America’s Far Eastern armies in the coming stru g g le . His father, General Arthur MacArthur a veteran of the Civil War, completed the defeat of the Pnllfpplne Insurroctos and became the first military governor of the islands. Jtyanuel Quezon surrendered to him personally and'then .ID years later made MacArthur’s son a field marshal at th^ head of all Filipino troops. Arthur MacArthur Is remem­ bered in the Philippines as a progressive governor who in­ stalled the first system of education, law and justice the islands ever had. At West Point, to which he was bound, to go, Douglas* MscArthur ranked at the head of his class, which Included such military scholars a s Ulysses Grant I I I , ami made the highest record in 25 years. Ea()y In his career be SATURDAY, DEC. I , m i was with General Funs ton at Vera Cru* where, disguised v>- «• Virart;/1fc: nxnnnoitercd behind the Mexican lines and captured three vitally necessary Iooomotives. it was during the World War th at he had his first real OOD SPEAKS A LI, THE r a n . WE SHOULD LISTEN test under fire. As commander of the Rainbow Division lie FREQUENTLY, IN SILENCE: took part In some of the most spectacular engagements of M a n Jehovah, for thy servants the American forces, usually at the head of hla troepi even ■aarsthr—1 Samuel 3:9. into the enemy trenches. Wearing an Overseas Cap, In­ stead of a steel helmet' and carrying nothing but a riding crop, he once captured a German officer and marched him They’re studied up the family I back to the American lines through No Man’a I .and. Mac­ , tree of Ebenaxer Kings And moved that hla descent Is Arthur was woundet) twice, received 18 decorations «ir gal­ I . straight from dukes anil earls lantry under fire, and seven citations. j,-. • and kings. loiter he became tho youngest Chief of Staff the : R s has a brand flew enat-of-arm* United States Army ever had, one of America’s few four EM handsome and an gay, {V 'A mixture of msnagsrlo and star generals, the only one to serve more than one appoint* ment. When ho "retired” In 1035, people generally thought patterns In crochet It/j, They only mention relatives who he was through, and when he waa shunted to the Philip­ fought with courage fine f* Or m ss to great distinction In pines whero he became field marshal of the non-existent Philippine army, they knew it. Ij.' the hiUlleetual line. Ck’. But* If they’d searched enougn, But now the well equipped and efficient Philippine I’ll bet, the fact they’ll run army of 150,000 men has been made a part of the AmcriIJ t across S b ' T hat somewhere In that family can Army and Douglass MacArthur la bMk In a U. S. uni­ form as a Lieutenant General In command of the U. S. A. t m somebody stole a ho»«. . Them famTy trees don't alius F. F. E. which may yet become as well known as the A. E, ,' * ' tall ss much as they keep hid. I t wouldn’t be a thing ’gainst 1 13>eneier If they did. Ip- H t’t generous an' he's kind an’ p r * pllua pays hla honest debts. He^dBogn't drink, nor chew, nor •reeks, not even cigarettes. [ * B «t than It takes all kinds 'n Pi folks to make s world you see. 1 There's mighty wld* assortment in ‘most every family trso. > Let’s Just admire the gilding an’ ' ih . islmmln.. the #1oS. ber 18 GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL AS ON OR WITH Y O U K CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE! Vi GAL. $140 �\ - rf r i t,*gy ?i' ^ ■ p ■ - • ■ « > " **V~? ............................. r .-*>•• . DECEMBER 6, I N I A r 'v ? •' r ' ^ j i **X' '\p TI1E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA DACE TURK!. r A n d Personal Activities LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor At THE CHURCHES Telephone 148 rm rr iaf Calendai SATURDAY die* of the Coagraga. ChOIth -Will k i l l | h u m eooltod food m Io at ih t itora nariy occupied by Sady.’i f Specialty Shop. MONDAY Y. W. A. of the Flrat _ ptlat Church will meet at the bone of MUa Gladya Pippin at • KH> P. H. for an outdoor ham. V b u rfar fry, to he followed by the re*ular meeting. Anyone wishing trana portal Ion, conUct VU« Martha W right The following clrclei of the Preabyterian Woman’* Auxiliary a * 1)1 meet a* follow ■: w Circle One. Mr*. L. F. Boyle, chairman, w^l meet at the hornof Mra. Mary Bolly, m g MyrtU . Avinua at 3:30 P. M. Circle Ttoo. Mr*. W. H. B»ch. chairman, will meet at the home •> f the chairman, 217 Holly Ave aua a t 3:10 o’clock. , Circle Three, Mr*. DaUy Lewi*, chairman, will meet with MIo May Magltl, 510 Magnolia A»< one a t 3:30 P. M. with Mr*. P. JKmJth *• en beolaea, Circle Four, Mr*. F. T. Meri­ wether, chairman, meet* with Mra. John Brumlcy on Celery Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. Circle Five, Mr*. A. D. Smith c h a irm a n , meet* with Mr*. Victoi wlQreen#, Jewett* Lane, for lunch a t 12:30 o’clock. Circle Bix, Mr*. J. D. Wood ruff, chairman, meet* with Mr* J. C. Hutchi*on, Indian Mourn) Village at 3:30 P. M. W The Builne** Women’* Clreb Mra. BUIla P. Arrington, chair man, meet* with Mr*. W. S Brumley on Celery Avenue at 7:30 P. M. ' Circlet of the W. M. U. of the ^ I r a t Baptlat Church will meet T » follow*: Circle One, with Mr*. J. J. Bolly on We*t F lrtt Street at 3:30 P. M. • Circle Two with Mr*. W. C. DeCoar»ey on 218 We»t Nine. Rteenth Street at 3:30 P. M. Circle Three, with Mr*. H. F. Morrl* on 1728 Loeu*t Avenue with M r*.. C. P. Htnderaon aa CoJuvatea* at 3:30 P. M. Circle Four, w ith' Mra. E. 8. mRockey, 1310 Park Avanua with T i n . O. R. Reiman aa ro-hoit*** at 3t30 P. M. Circle Five, with Mr*. R. W. Ware on Palmetto Avenue with lira. W. P. Brook*. J r . ’ a* coJiotteM . at 7:30 P. M. • Circle Six. with Mra. M. F. Smith In Floral - Height* with Mra. Fred Myera aa eo-hoateta at 3-80 P. M. The J**vl*t_l»?iM hl| and buimeaa meeting ef »*e W. (WB. C. 3. of the MetkodUt Church '"will be held at the ehurch at • tOO P. M. preceded bv the hoard meeting at S:30 P. M. TUESDAY Tha Aiarlan Claaa of tha F ln t ^Baptist Church will have Ita an. ^ iu*J Chriatmaa party a t the Church annex beginning ‘ wing nt at 5:30 P. M. lb the form of a covered dlah auppar. All member* are In. vltad to attend and bring n 10c gift to pnt under tin Chriatmaa Ju n e , alao a covered dlah and Daughter* of the Territory *f Florida will be held nt the home a f Mr. ami Mi*. F. E. Ron. «nllU t, 910 Palmetto Avenue nt •S :0 0 P . If. A full attendance la urged tinea It i t the annual •‘TSTASTcC; * *. m Baptlat Church win have Ita • »- M ai Chriatmaa party a t the Bhome of Mr*. M -W . De.rlM aa 107 .Waal Sixth. B t m t a t ItM ~ “ are invited n covered to p at un­ der the Chriatmaa tree. a The Red Craaa aewtog raa ^e f t '* * Z F & s a nr. or at ----- J jvs Mrs. Hofmann Aids In Membership Drive Pe t Attention hat been called to the all-day tewing session which will b* held for the Red Croe* In the Women’s Club next Tues­ day, a t which time It la hoped to finnah the club'* quote of garment*. Mra. C. R. Dawaon, production chairman for the Semlnule Coun­ tv Red Croat Chapter, urged that all garynenu that have been token out by Individual* be turn­ ed In Tuesday, whether they are flnUhed or not. A great deal of handiwork la needed to finiah the garments now In the making, and Mr*. Daaraon especially asks volun­ teers for thi* work. A covered dlah luncheon will be served to those who rare to itay all, day and aew, however anyone U in­ vited to tome, If only for n short' while~ 1n the morning or III the afternoon. Since June 1, la the Red Croe* sewing room which I* *pon*or*d by the Woman’s Club aa one of Ite defense projects, a total of 100 hospital bed shirts havs been completed; 50 layettes, each one having 34 pieces ( 14 cotton dresses for woman | 64 cotton dresses for children; 50 wool aklrta; 50 women*' woolen drtstes: 50 bon* flannel shirts; 40 toddle packs, containing 2 anew •alt*, 3 pain of romper*, 3 woolen undershirt*, 2 flannel nightgowns and ona doten dia­ pers; 25 girl*’ skirt*; and 20 other dresses. Mra. Dewaon has exprtaaed her appreciation to th* women of Oviedo who have completed 300 garments under' the super­ vision of M's. W. J. Lawtin. ConductreKH l're.sides Over IVeHentations and red pieced along tho to end1 green candle* burned n holder* which were fa»hi»ned with BrailUan p*PP«r. r Group ringing of old *018* •* well a* patriotic aongs were n t joyed and gift* presented to Mr*. U n d er from the chapter and friands. Corsage* were pre­ sented to *11 grand officer* »nd the worthy matron. The Oaldlola Club Stealaole Chapter Two with * „ « * e urn which was accepted will meet a t the -.owe of Mrs. J. A. Toll on 307 8umm*rtln Avenue for Ita annual Chriatmaa rty, a t 3:00 P, M. Each r U askad to bring n g ift for an elderly parson or n child for the Masonic Homs In Bt. Peters­ burg. ________ . WEDNESDAY Aialen Circle of tiro Sanford Garden Clah will moot n t tha home of Mrs. Georg* Shipp, 300 E. Eighteenth S t m t with Mr*. L K. Spaater aa toeteaa, at 3 3 4 P. M. Each member la S S n asked to hrtnc n potted plant for tha .West Bltf* Primary C ■“* The board of manager* of the Club . O . . R. S. Sanford Garden Chib _wlH meet P. T. A. will meet a t tha Jun­ ior High School a t IS 40 A. M. ' rtw t Yminf I'anpU' « aa I* < 1.| I* |» l.rifu r E B E U tllH Xff I 11111•I • f I F \ r III It K S t i v l.r I* M Kt Ctllna Ymmc T In r * xt | * «npri -> t t'lgcl|*llf , XX" e*»t lt*sw*l «l % I* t . -4 i||, j 7 r . I*. XI •fat XX XX XX ' . i t . .n t t\ h l r to l i t I .#• li '.I • *' k •,| g h ’ M. t Se.low *!••!» Rllil .1,1. 1 ' 1 'r.i-ir , fX X F iu m .| , l i n t . * •«..*!• n i in i il n r i» r . a i'» H ^rxl. v t i l l i h ii •• I* i< m *t at the hem. tm r mu • Mil HIM. f hi Htriin u h I II I X'Ji If I w XI. . I T/fi D t d t e l. AS \ • ;.~l X Iw|*..» w Ill* l l f . l m 7 ••• i r i m r g i ' T i i i i i i i x r • iti mi m «*nr I’ m k Xv.. \ |.’ f i h Nt l»r XV |* llt ilt i i i m i i . I M - v l . f n i if i. lu y n . h - .. tl • i • x xi I*. ■ f #: r x» ». . . v ... , ............... . XI ■ XX 11 X-IMIF I* xi I . v . 'l ll l lg *4. t final. • i. %!*■•. I ii I* Yl n x m x T ‘ 1 | . IV * I *.» t n T iir H n l l y A v e n u e i | M i x l li S t r r * t lire t* I> M o r r l * I* i - l . ' r I Nil rill MY N r h f . i l |rt rl.t A Xf I ' r r a t hlrtM H * r x l r # I I "<t \ \1 XVciJlIveil.lV |* 1 r 11I n m l ’i i t * r “ r v . r in ST t il l im* *»Y i ii mis r X| S4 i K . x r i s r S u n i l n r N. h i . n l •« x M X ltirnlng N r r x lf # II X XI W v iln rttliy e^yrning e w i y I *# <in m 11 lr*1 * 1® I 'tlm nr»*l ><|>i !«*«** Niti n iinilrtl ............... ) lire* ELKS’ MEMORIAL SERVICE BXI'TMT 4 III Ill’ll # The I’ulilii* I h CurdiuUy Inxitcd To Attend This Sorvitc At Thf Elks Lodjfe. " W r l n m * i*hap#l" H e v I t 51 l U n h l r . p a s t o r H u ib ilu y Mti ho nl, Hi 00 a M. . I'rr«i« h I n s N t r v l r # , 11 00 A. M. Her m u l l try the* p ^ - i n r T h - III t ' • c h u r e it i n t h # W H O W u o J • x I r n d • 4 w r l c o m m t o mil. ^ II.V tT IIIY A li4 1 • I 4 F il* | N rc rtn .l W lllln m l u n g e r h i i n t U y N r h i i o l . 9 45 (*..rtin t o n r a h l p w i t h I I •••• A M Y I* I. N tirw i \ |# > t l n « j Sunday, Dec. 7th-&00 I*. M. gif r/Ol.A HKII.K* |X| MP.rtlOlllST t i l l HI II w ein e- i m it iii n u ll I W . I*. I l r u i r k a . J i , l*%toi*»r l*SPl» Av** lit ilh N lrrrl f l u n d t y H c h ' w tl » 45 A At M o r n i n g XV..r - l t . | . 11 \ \| T r A l n l n * I'nl**** « ••» I* xi K vrftln* W o r* h ip 7 Xu I ' XI W r t | n r 4<1 M> Hrrvlr'**. 7 X« r XI Rsr phnnra fur t i l * It u n i h ssrln s. V isito r* wwlciittif* „ XI 11 •hl« w o r k !'.»»».• It r I mm i I *• I • M.l f f t | . o 1^1 M m l , ’ Mi. nctC w.il.i ...3 pt.’i n n ................................ *1**1 I Mint riNtT \Uiif Mrs XI K « X ' M I I I I III* I . I l l * • ANr o il I. II #v. * ; v I < l h Nl • W l .»• FT rn — N iin.ltx u » • * X '» A Si im Vx y M f r i i l s g XV*tr*«xtv IX XI riirl-i x • •*!■ • • i* X* F v A n g r I M I , ' ‘'•’i v - •• * I* XI | * r i X r r XI «•**I t.rf XX e .lt -, I t * 3 I* XI lll lil m N f i i. lv . i >1.1 . v X •!.« | ’ \ | . I ........... ... »el* ■■« . iv l>V l » M f r l .1till l't n i n l* r ,| I «*•••( *'••1 anil D l!x Iti mull x ■* Hut ■Mil tia y a m i l h a la r i a to p light. d#n! I t ^ v l)e«» F /len te-r I'Avi .f T h a n h s N#r x I* r * | • 'W h a r a y o u r* n « » ^ a Rtrangar** l* r»«y#r n i » # « u u f I’Xim >**l.g» Surttlay ; XI Sunday School 1 m % m i Mr \ W a l l . . . IdI S«•|,a r «nt r a«*|eiit > | r a XI XI l ^ » I f t ■ “O u r t a l l l i t m h |« til t v , r d ,.f t j . n l r i l l IK M I IK 1*1 - ~ |t r t n ir ytttir lllt.l. « Y fo rn in a W n r - M p 11 x xi I ' r n n ,i i' I • Xv Jr ami Sr Y,«una lV ..|.|a« S. ||«*« xx . II ' c l l l a a « I *. I* XI I S | | ti.|.« V S ' *...... 1 ........... X 1 Kvcniiiic M a r t i . . 7 t » |* xt \ -.HUM I'rfl't*- * ' •' XX Xl..ritliigf v . •' • X W a d n a a d a y \ I M t* *•• i* S ** r ti. ** 7 « Trrr* “ I'm glad t did It. He’* nut nf ) misery,” «ni.l Mr* Kdilh Rrirhert, 2Ii, a f te r shooting to death ),er ,.mo lirnt). i. U«-«irp,- llorne, 'J»i. i„ the visiting room of K ile* Pat k. I I., Slat- ll..*pil..l T h e i r mother was with the girt when *h<- drew f i e sawed ..,T ride fi.iiti beneath hey oVercuat and -hut her biuthe,-. •ii !-• J \V AiiAftii, p*a » ‘ hiir**h Ht’ h f f l ’• l • X Xi H i m lln irv wup. •••>'• it.l. Young l*w..|*l**« Xt'*’' u f * M M r« l x Ni. n a i l ■ r in .ie u o m i , n n K R u n n To t h a l a f t of Orlando r o a d J u a t Thuraday • hip. I 'D • iti: %i —i. TUB: BOniHIIIK IM lT U t I III H4 H xt Ser% .-a xi rn x im riM iio x u . of Mr. „ml Mr*. J. K. Mon-on Geneva Avenue on Thur-duy evening in honor of Chari. • Siuirkinuti nnd Jack pa rk non. a ho plan lu leave, soon for H I ' i r n e " hero they will make their home. Tho«* enjoying the Deration vere: Charles and Jack S p a r k ­ man, guest* of honor; Mi*» Mar j guctile Dibble, Mi«» Maty Ann Whrlchel, Miss M*ry Crawley.I Mi»* F liza teth Fite, Mi** Mildred Kobaon, MU* U u re lle Dutton. Mi<* Marjorie J u n e Burdick, Ml-Mis* Man n r - s u v - l.ui* Meriwether, Monger and Ml*« Ann Mine, Also, Fred llistlinc, 11,11 H a r t ­ ley, Robert Herndon. Jr., Km m rtt caremortUa and dinner ra- Herndon, Robert Minry, Kirby Fite. J r., H e rbert Moreland, Jr.. Ralph Fmlth, J r . Herman Brum- jsa vrtrVt iSataT!**-23 I '* . . p i e . 7 in Corn*r I*«rk A y fiiu # an .l N tr#«t Y l l n | s l » r , J o h n | l * * r n » r .| I t . *i*t • ’h u r r h M r h o o l . 1 IX K o r n l n n W n m h l p . II 00 NmrmtMt try I Itr |. * - 1.. r 1 K. H * M r . Hurry the meeting wa* held, and the | banauet'room wiiare the covered I H o n o r e d ' A t 1 a r t \ '*nner. Mr- ....... A Stine S a r i ? ? w a. held praecdin, ______ * , Mr. *nd M, A ........ no and the meeting carried a red, white i The Young t-eople of th. r' Bl” 'l|f' and »green theme. Small arra nge | ' n .hytermn ( hureh entertain- i - — ---------€ r w ere p e p p e r t w *re Young W nrahlp I *x r n I n K of th* Masonic Tempi* whrr, Sparkman Brothers •I B r»»lU *n Mr r?■>it»w i *0 in I i,Ou,l V 4l.'l It* \\ . ► .•. It i •I I I *V • w a iv it'ri «*| Ilia . Iin i.li « a ,* r I > •*. \ ii a> t ^ fo rtn l.la ,«i iti.* . t *h i « a r \ I* a l . a u r a l A t a h I \ n i i l i St Itav H W T »»• Kei p . iw to r iio i.T m o M F P M n ir« L S ti nd i y S . h . f t ........... X xt l*HI IK M \|..rn in « XX i. f * h Ii I m.. x it v I*, i •> i I- xt It* ' K ra rth Sh..»e- M| , h n , | r XVa«lnaw*t» > XX ••• - I n | . : 1.1 r Kirwi S u n d .tv .« i i •*r i.lu n i H v a n | r » * \ \ .• rw»i»|* ; f llnlv riimmiinfoii • M \ M Y.»u w i l l to* n i l ' ll a l«. . n t M orning l* n » jer a S o i i h . i m , I I •»*« com a A M n r aster* decorated the chipter room m an ta-o f and M II II M W IT IN r\N T « * lt N u n . l n v N*’Nt»nl. | " un A XI X l'irn ln g | 'r r « « M i > | S e r v l r e II "0 A XI S S a ^ ' J ^ !M c i<iS5r Tall backet* . pf gladioli. *od Jr K vrn ng F t ld.it • • • a II ' n* \|l«- I.AHI! HOXIIIII! Mr*. Mamie Ijin.ler of Orlando, Right tVprthy (irjinl ( umluct* re*a uf Ihr U r n ,n il Urand C hap­ t e r of the Order uf the F a ste n , Star, pre.idrd uver the presenta­ tion ceremunie* on I'hurvliy evening when new badge* were prwente,! to the o f f t r e u of Seminole Chapter Two. Mr*. Lander wa* u**i*t,-d by Mr*, (ileni, K. McKay, Urand Chaplain; Mr*. Murray Jaivi* Urand Marshal; *nd Mr*. W. M Haynes, (irand Organist. A* earl, officer laid hi* or her jewel u p ­ on the alter an appropriate ver.,c wa* said, a f te r which they were dedicated by the Right Worthy* C tand Conductress in an im­ pressive ceremony The. (Jr»ml Chaplain, Mr*. McKay, closed the ceremonies with a prayer. Following the presentation of badgv* the regula r meeting w i s held . w ith the worthy matron. 8. J Nl*. associate conductn-,. hi ii !>_, I ' j i i u r Sunday School. H I A M Morning lYurahlp, II in A V( — l>r Itrownlt# will pr*arh son Is the election of officers s t which time Mra. Fordyce Itussell wa* elected as worthy matron; llasky Wight, worthy patron; Mr*. C. U Hswoon, associate m atron; 0 . M. llirrDon assoclaU patron; Mra. R. W. Turner. sccreUry; Mra. Harry Kent, treasurer; Mr* Joe Corley, conductre**; and Mr*. m K tnrrrnnv m i K. 1). I l r o w n l # # , l» Sunday service* "Whfl* America U m ik in g it. Mr*. E. 1 k:iu rlry of Allanaalf (trong igaina t today’* dan. g e n , it may not forget th e men t o . (la. i* the g u r t t of Mr. and who gave their atrength In the Mr*. W. L. Henley. c o u n tr y * aervicc 23 y e a r , ago,” Mr*. Don Strickland of Mt. Mr*. W .D. Hofmann, rvhabillta. of tlon chairman of Campbell-Loss. Dor* i* the weekend guest Mr*. Lourine Ileal Ing Unit of the American L*glcvt Auxiliary, *t!d today a* »he Mr*. E. A. Trombley and Mis* aided the Auxiliary campaign Florence Davl* of I’alatka visited fo r 1941 member*. the gue*U o f Mr*. ‘‘A country which forget* It* thi* week defender* of the part i* not like­ A. B Mahoney at her home on ly to have men eager to ri*k E*»t Tenth Street their live* in it* dtfen*e in the Mr*. Fred Stone ha* arrived future,’* the continued. ’’A m e r ic a 'f r o m Atlanta. U« t.,~ ,p e n d 'tl> n w lite fu l ! 01S1 j*, ^ J ’" " u n - l » ” 1>w t h her ,>*rent*. Mr. and g r a te f u l -to the disabled veteran* Mra. J A Strange c f the World W*r for it is • —______ . P * * 1. COn\ lnui!n,r "°,rk «f the Mi**Father S trange of SteU American Leg,on and Auxiliary , „ n I niver.ity ,n Del.and i. the * h“ ,h *,r newK weekend v,.ito r ..f her patent*. .......................’ Mr. and M r, .1 A Strange. A f t e r deacejhing the benefits gained from the government for Mr*. Huh Hull left today for the di*abled men and their fam ­ Vsldo«ta, C* , while -he will ilies th rough le g i o n and Auall- vi*it for w'me time with rela­ lary action. Mr*. Hofmann point. tive*. *d out that Inc reed for effort In their behalf i* now gr e a te r Mr*. Mary Unhand retu rned than ever. to her home in Wm*tnn Salem, i iff Writ* <he c o u n tr y ’* • attention N. t .. ye -trrd a y a fte r "pending | focused upon defense pre para , the p a ,t two month* wtvti •*? _ tlon*. the Auxiliary m in t work •iater, Mr*. J. IV Snow Hetty Hrucr poac* with the aw ard jfi' m her by tha N’.thon »| \*«ih ,**• h a rd er than ever to hold the benefit* gained for the dis­ Friend* of Mr*. Ito*ton S t e e l e 1 Uaii uf Tap Dum--nitf T carhrra for t n t * *. ti t | ‘«i 'hut. m |- it uuunta ot IV11. * The i>r« M’litutiort t a i ,*.]* i n N t \t Y»*ik ‘ *i %. abled, for wive* and children, and A. It. Shoemaker will re . 'or the widow* anil orphans of g r e t to learn of the death of he dead, and for the aged p a r. their brother, Itr I. W .......... enta. maker, which occurred at the “ We arc hoping that all the Taylor lfo*pital in Dnllu*. Texa* Friday »iv#s, mother*, slater* and daugh­ ter* of veteran* in Sanford will *>e with u* thi* yr»r *■ we strive on fo r ‘those who have bdrno •he b attle’.” “All-Day” Sewing: Circle To Be Held ai llc ^d lM M SOI ii . I. . k 4 IT ADKI. H |f» p | |u r h s r g s . A 51 u« t i t 7 j SANTA Cl.A US SAYS: 1*. 51 I*. 51. I Kvsii4I#Hs||«* H»rvl*», 7:45 |*. U-------------------------- I 4IIM IB T IA S ” lt will p:tv I f rttnsuH n u r I'e o ttn iil I .onit lle p a rlm c n t before you iMtrrow.-' ( fll'M C 'll V. i f 4 1 m n l h a m . M l n l « l » r He*nfur'.l A y • A f I C t h Ht llllilm Hch.Mil, • : ! ! A. 51. C h u r c h W o r s h i p , I t . 00 A . 51. H rin iu ii. " I ' h u r r h K ille r * g lu t l>#sl * u n« mini T h r l r (Jusllfli'slluius.** 4 'h tl* ll« tn K iii I m v i t , I h i I* 51, E vening H # r y | r m . 7 J*» I* 51. Tt »S 5 i l * * l u n a r y H m U l X o f Ihm C h u r r l l w i l l g i v e it p l g y s n i l i h # s t s n - LOW COST-K AS \ I'A X M K N IN The Sanford Atlantic National Bank .Member Federal Deposit Insurance Curpurution 9- / NEW Mr. kimV A K U 1V A L8 r-jr*. ■Ir, announre the birth rtf, nf a •laughter on T hursday, Dec. 4, •>t the It.-Funiuk Spring* Hospital, 't r * . Elliot i-. the former. CharM t * Nit. ganferd- M n. James Keyes Mia* Batty Wilkinson entertainld with a linen ahower and bridge ^ r t , n t tha homo of MU* Newman on Oak AVbnu* last evenu * in turner of Mr*. Jsmc* Final ShowingH Tonight Double • Program “PARACHUTE BATTALION” A Swell Picture! SUNDAY And MONDAY - m • ALL LEGAL ADS • ALL DISPLAY ADS *•V • ALL CLASSIFIED ADS e MUST BE IN THE HERALD - t 2jj ff* ! OFFICE BEFORE 11 O’CLOCK ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION Thi* nil* has been mad* In ordar that our sDl.seriber* mnj re. ealvo tholr pap*ra earlier In th* afternoon. . . jdL The Sanford Heaald m M U m m m & iM tk �— ■ ^SATURDAY, DECEMBER' 6, 1941 SATURDAY* D EC EM B ER 6,‘ 19li THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA AW OMtaary aetlree. ear*, ml m s * WMlatlvae sag aetteea ml ii'e r r^ r^ I *o—lay advenlatag valve. ■a Eu RDAY. . DEC. B IB L E 4 VERSE FOR TODAY y iM M n u J U all the LISTEN IN SILENCE: FREQUENTLY. rljlliK Jlhovah, for thy irrvantH 1 Samuel 3:9. V THEM FAMILY TREES f - - » ------- If war breaks out In the Far East as now appears almost inevitable, one figure will stand out prominently above all others as far as the American public is concerned. The name of General Douglass MacArthur will grow In importance and may even assume the significance which formerly was attached to General John J. Pershing who led the American Expeditionary Force during the last war. Claro Booth, wife of Henry Luce, editor of Life, writes the life story of Oeneral MacArthur In th$ current issue of her husband’s magazine. Through inheritance, training and tradition General MacArthur is every inch a soldier and a perfect natural for the office he now holds in the Philippines and for the position of commander-ln-chief of America’s Far Eastern armies in the coming struggle. His father, General Arthur MacArthur^ a veteran of the Civil War, completed the defeat of the Philippine Imiurrcctos and became the first military governor of the islands. Manuel Quezon surrendered to him personally and then .‘10 years later made MacArthur’s son a field marshal at the head of all Filipino troops. Arthur MacArthur Is remem­ bered in the Philippines as a progressive governor who in­ stalled the first system of education, law and justice tho islands ever had. At West Point, to which he was bound to go, Douglass MacArthur ranked at the head of his class, which included such military scholars as Ulysses Grant IH, ami made the highest record in 25 years. Eajly in his career hr ’was with General Funston at Vera Crux where, disguised bh a "bum,’’ he reconnoitered behind the Mexican lines und captured three vitally necessary locomotives. _____ , It was during the World War th a t ho had Ms first real test under fire. As.commander of the Rainbow Division .lie. took part in some of the most spectacular engagements of the American forces, usually at the head of his troops even into the enemy trenches. Wearing an Overseas Cap, in­ stead of a steel helmet’ and carrying nothing but a riding crop, he once captured a German officer and marched him hack to the American lines through No Man’s land. Mac­ Arthur was woundcij twice, received 18 decorations ,'ir gal­ lantry under fire, and seven citations. Later he became the youngest Chief of Staff the United States Army ever had, one of America’s few four star generals, the only one to serve more than one appoint­ ment. When ho “retired" I’1 in-1935, peoplo generally thought he was through, and when he was shunted to the Philip­ pines where he became field marshal of the non-existent Philippine army, they knew it. Hut now the well equipped and efficient Philippine army of 150,000 men has been made a part of tho Ameri­ can Army and Douglasa MacArthur is back In a U. S. uni­ form ns a Lieutenant General in command of tho U. 8. A. F. F. E. which may yet become as well known as the A. E. CHICAGO, HtrO m a. •«—f a ­ cial)— Who grow tha beat -wheat in tha United States this y«rT The anawer is a farmsr named L. E. Peterson of Victor. Mon­ tana, according to tha decision of the Judges a t the. International Grain and Hay Show held W Chicago his week, who awarded Peterson the newly-catahllshed Philip W. Ptllsbury prise for the best wheat grown in tha Unit­ ed States in 1941. The new national whaat king, who has cxhlbitad hla whaat end oat, at tha Chicago ahow for many years and has many times won high honors with his grain, won tha Pillabury pris* with a hard rad winter wheat known aa “Turkey Red," yvhleh weighed 88.5 pound per measured bushel. Education In the South In addition to the hose pay re-, ccIvH lived by mils tod men In in the uie enlisted U. 8. Navy ahd Naval Reserve, men rtcehro. additional pay for certain tyoea of work or honort rkelvdd. For *xiratal*, a seaman awarded ti* D Istln ro L k td S arviot Modal, Dlstlrtqolahed Flying Cross pr Navy Cross, roeslve* |2 17,’ra a month; gun captain* raeetv* 82 to 85 a month extra; Mall Clerls, flO to 830 a month The Editorial “We1 * Atlanta Constitution, but .loses, nothing in its travels. *• “ A- tfew -kikmocr of- tne hlgn dchool jouritalism cfass,"' writes Jones of Lyons, “asks us the derivation of the word ’editor/ Seeking always to be of assistance, especially to tho young, we elucidate. 'Editor* Is a combination of two Latin words, ‘edi’ meaning to give or put out, and ‘taurus’ th*E cU'i’Lvn. - — livered so-and-so I’ The editor, doing some peering in re- state i* so much W a r than turn and seeing who It was yelled back, ‘AH right, you dlt- m*ny others that it would tak« to, we’ll be there In a minute I" The Irate subscriber, not --------------------------------------The 8araaota Chapter of th* being prepared to make war on a gang, hurriedly fled, aoon Navy IsaueH Call forgot the Incident and wan back in three weekg begging » * „i_ m ,,- } .* . United Daughter* of th* Confeder­ will pay tribute to Jodah Pthe editor not to publish hla name for rowing n boat while * or T y p t s t s acy Jainla. holder a t various times ■an nstpro: everybody l.itoxlcated.”—Dothan (Ala*J Eagle. | charleston . 8. c. D**. a ira* Confederal* cqMnat post*, i us to gvt tho papsr out on y O. Partin, KiasJ^rme# an, bat betn nominate I Progressiva Farmer mage. I th* "Man of the Year” ride agriculture. By M A V Ut »• Clermont . P m i brings >tha rather tlmoly r_^g«»that now la tha lima for Though aga hat cropl up and I eoopla* who do not wish A** rVy*1- ■ firm grip on us, w* uy Christmas praaenU for , r * | k d to ratal* that W* ar* *1111 other to .broak up. , youthful rhough to gat a thrflL And that’s jest what happened omen wqrkera In n Chicago yaatardsy ovor tha first tan givon HP ars aaklnw for men’s- pay. for the lourista. Throe tour tots of I W**>en don’t bother t o ask ours era Just simply top* and w . love thom thorn all. N Mat > n , th -t ’ll they tah* Itl—Bradanton lov* otatvu a t'- <*«. Mrdid. VheyTl-g*» It on# ro a r or u l » bod place and high water k**P them *wty when they d to attend. Tha rota .apant W o ro ars itill hot con. tiro deck of tricks in It* lo t Unci# Bom 4a not I to discourage them but la They will be whan some of ItelTdaluga upon dahtgT d gantlaman’a acrag lion id SO tourlatg and-(this wa • t a g ta thalr dlroetMn i par.ntbcsbaw It w ontahow »no of shall* Instead of - aavan faithful gook fropo ilr City of Sanford, thro*''of ward hoitettea ta d thfa* htm bar of Inqulria* •iwad »nd yours truly.) AnyNod by tha Cham, nerc# resulted from t ad hi the aakedale g which win bo oar. - winter. M. HODGKIN Mason with such a bang that waves of th* Old St. Johns w r a J h # melody of our aoogt . faryln" parts. Tragedy ha* descended upon but wa will throw out our th< had taka It. Thu NY A has sat hundred, of girls through*** •late, tneludla*- eu r- aww-tw haclseaao. Thia L a blow bu Today wn tauv# beg aad-baggl Package Goods •Beer & Wines Cocktails ! ‘ We Deliver Telephone 9106 'K s! s s f j r a s 2'ssffi .<i«tvui*i ’ iminiifli :i4iua a citizen for not paying hla personal taxes and his pledge is the south spend* a greater THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD Pleasant companionship And delicious drinks are Always on hand. Meet Four friends hurt?. Mod­ erate prices a t all times. * th o Ladies of tha Congrega­ tional Church -will have a bataar sod cooked food sale a t tha stora [formerly occupied by Sadye's ■Specialty 8bop. I MONDAY i ) The Y. W. A. of the First ■ B aptist Church will meet at tha homa of Mlsa Gladys Pippin at 8:00 P. M. for an out-door hamV burgtr fry, to be followed by tha regular maetlng. Anyone wishing transportation, contact Visa Martha Wright. Tha following circles of the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary mwlll-maat as follows: w Circle One, Mrs. L. F. Boyle, chairman, will meet at tha hbme of Mrs. Mary Bolly, 1116 Myrtle Avenue at 3:30 P. M. Circle Two. Mrs. W. H. Bsch. chairman, will meet a t the home • > f the chairman. 217 Holly Ava • aua a t 3:80 o’clock. , Circle Three, Mrs. Daisy Lewis, chairman, will meet with Mi* May Magtil, 510 Magnolia Av« aua at 3:30 P. M. with Mrs. P. £ B . Smith aa ro.hostess. ^ - - O l r a t e Four, Mrs. F. T. Meri­ wether, chairman, meats with Mrs. John Brumlcy on Celery Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. Circle Five, Mr,. A. D. Smith c h a irm a n , meet, with Mrs. Vlctoi ^Greene, Jewetts Lane, for lunch at 13:30 o’clock. Circle Six, Mrs. J. D. Wood ruff, chairman, meet, with Mrs J. C. Hutchison, Indian Mound Village at 3:30 P. M. ■ The Business Women's Circle Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, chair­ man, meets with Mrs. W. S Brumlty on Celery Avenue at 7:30 P. M. • Circles of ihe W. M. U. of the ^ l r s t Baptist Church will meet follows: Clrole One, with Mrs. J. J. Bolly on West First Street at 3:30 P. M.. ' Circle Two with Mrs. W. C. IJeCoureey on 218 West Nine­ t e e n t h Street at 3:30 P. M. Circle Three, with Mr*. H. E. Morris on 1728 Locust Avenue with Mr*. C. P. Henderson *s eo-hoste** at 3:30 P. M. Circle Four, with Mrs. E. S. mAockey, 1310 P irk Avenu* with ^Mr»- 0 . R. Belmtn as foJtnsles* t| sharpshooters. I I SXtra POV 'month: divert 810 to 820 extrtf ^ The Japan*** are talking pret- to-the Coronado committee. Tho fellow came with n big, proportion of iu income on *dur big for a people who xlreadv knotty war club, hammered on the lintel of the cave, peered , ‘h‘ " *n.f °,h" . RVl ava more fight on thalr hands ‘"to the darkness and howled, ’Come out of there, you lily- i^om* of ihJ lv ‘r.J . *o?th.ro Im they oaa take ear* of. but everybody want* us to *B exception of h|a story or I When It get* In 1*1*. ia l Calendai m the Ic T T •c h o i)W ifV h a n child­ .... ren of ' other lecUeiu . df th* country. :;r. Th* The south, south, speak kig of schoola, la a section of extremes. Some of the finest schools In the nation are loci ted In southam states, and tome of th* poor- ” Whlle on the subject, w# msy as well explain the c*». day what President Kooa*. ill do If th* Japan*** do origin of the editorial *we.’ In the pre-hlstorlc days, when I N(? c,n •>•. • “*«h*d t* ie their southward march editors carved their Dapers on stone an editor bawled out L b^ , condition. t n M t?mh and whan. f . aggression 1 t a t s . LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor CHICAGO. ,D k . 8 —WVCsnersl Chairman of tha "Big Five” Railway Operating- Brother­ hoods Friday night ratified the proposed terms for sattlainent of their wags demands, thus remov­ ing tha last throat of a atrfho on tha Nation’s railroad*. Tim •trike had been it to begin - at 8:00 A. M. 8unday. In announcing acceptance or the agreement, which had been worked out through tha media­ tion of the Prealdent’a Fact Find­ ing Brxrd, spokesmen for the operating union, said: I "In taking this action tha roprruentativea of railway labor,, while realising tha laeiWaSes granted ware not tb* amount* desired, wers deeply sensible of the critical state of national af­ fair*. 171* workers wer# willing to fhake whatever reasonable con­ cessions were necessary in order In ••sure national unity and tha i. They've studied iir< the family > .. of Ebsnexer Blnga , And proved that hla descent I, REV strslght fro nr dukes and earl. Cl- and kings. B s has a brand flew rnat-nf-nrmx Jc so handsome an<{ so gay, f j A mixture of menagerie and V patterns In crochet. A'. Th*F only mention relatives who fought with courage fine Or TOso tn great distinction in k tho Intellectual line, f t But- If they’d searched enougn, I’ll bet, tho fact they'd run p _acros* ATLANTA CONOTTrUTtON fy That aomewhern In that family t m somebody stale a hfif*. jv- Thom fam'ty trees tree, don't alius Cmi.tltutionjoday presents' every penny raised In taxation, •a much aa they keen hid. fin,t of * errlea of articles' In any form, to give our child­ •li-allng with the general toplel ren equal school advantages lUldn't be n thing 'gainst enexcr If they did. of education in the aoulh. These with those of some richer tecgenerous an’ he*a klml an 1 hive been prepared with the eoL l k f a OS pays his honest debts. laboratlon of one of the national It ha« been statod, for instance, Ibesn’t drink, nor chew, noi mo-t distinguished educators, ■ If Mississippi spent every penny oke, not even clgnroltea. of state Income, leaving nothing th*n It takaa nil kind* V The derivation of the word "editor," and tho origin of I*ouVl*nmannof w t m origins! folk* to make * world you toe the editorial "we," by which the newspaperman seeks to impregnated w ith . the spirit oi •lltir*’*' mighty wide assortment ■void the obnoxious "I,” have never been more interesting- lh,*. *outh- F»t fully conversant lit ’mbit aw ry family tra*. Let’s Juat admire tha gilding an ly explained than by Paul Jone«, in the Lyona Daily News. T* our “e d rs n u i^ ** “ ’’,1 Um triftm lpg, an' th* floaa ____ _____ Wilkinaon’a __________ _______ County _____ _ .| Th.- fundamental’ truth la. If It comes to us via Horace Geneva A M K e content to overlook tho i Reaper, and to the Oeneva editor via Ralph Jones in the wt have the courage to f a n It ” “ “ * Social A n d Personal Activities Railway Group Accepts Terms Of Settlement General MacArthur The Sanford Herald —(Special)—Navy headquarters for Iho Sixth and Seventh Dla. triels Issued a call hero today for mdn between th* ae*g of 17 and SO who a r t qualified' aa typists, stenographers or- both .tynlxl.i and stenograph#™. The volunteers will enlist as ytoman with rallags 1 offered de- loo. 82. srhen a monument wld mvatlad marking th* location rtl this dlatlngulahod southersat roll for foreign shorn rwtng th* Civil War. isy ahow, exhibition T11E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Price Administrator Leon Renderi son explain* th* government’* pro­ gram for control of prleeo as a means to pnvant Inflation, la his address to the National Association of Manufacturers' forty-sixth an­ nual Congress of Industry a t tha .Waldorf Astoria In N.w York City, 18 GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL AS ON OB WITH r O U K CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAR1C1 PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c Vi GAL. $L40 AT TUB Arcade Package Store At THE CHURCHES Telephone 148 Mrs. Hofmann Aids In Membership Drive “ Whits Americ, is miking it­ self strong against today's dangars, it may not fnrgat the man who gave their strength in the country a service 23 years ago," Mrs. W .D llofmann, rehabilita. Uon chairman of Campbell-Lo**ing Unit of the American Le­ gion Auxiliary, said today as she aided tha Auxiliary campaign for 1941 members. "A country which forgets It* defenders of the past is not like­ ly to have men eager to risk K. 1) l l r o w n l » » , I 1 l> S u n d a y N rrvlrw w S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 4S M orn in g W orship, l>r llro w n le w w ill J r ’a n d Hr Yutin* I Mr*. K. '1 Stiurley of Atlan­ ta, (!a. is the guest of Mr, anil Mi*. W. L llvnlpy. Mr*. Don Strickland Dora is the weekend r Mr*. Lourine Ileal. Mr*. E. A. Trombley and Miss Florence Davis of I'slalka visited th i, week ** the gue*t* of Sirs. A. B Mahoney at her home on E ast Tenth Street Mr*. Mary Holland retu rned to her. Inrnv- am S * la jtr N. t'., ye-lerday afte r speitding the |>a*t two mrnlh* with her •ister. Mrs. J. W. Snow. F r i e n d , cf Mr,. H.i*ton Steele and A. It. Shoemaker will re. gret to learn of the d e a th of their brother. Dr. I. W Shoe, maker, which orru rred at the Taylor lloapitul in Dullu*. Teva*. Friday. All-Day” Sewing Circle To Be Held Conductress P re s id e s Over Ptesentations Mr*. Mamie l-arult-r of Orlando, Right Wprthy Grand ( nlliluclre** of the Gvm-rul Grand C hap­ ter of the O nlrr of the Kuati-m Star, provided over the presenta­ tion ceremonies on T huradiy evening when new- badge* were g n w n t e d to the of f u e l * of Seminole Chapter Two. Mr*. I.and.-r wn* u*ai«ted byMrs. Glenn E. McKay, liraiul Chaplain; Mr*. Murray Jm vi* Grand Mi-rahal; vnd Mr*. W. M Haynea, Grand Urguninl. A«eacli officer laid hit or her jewel upon the alter un appropriate v e n e was said, j f t e r which they were dvdicateil by the Right Worthy Giand Conductrva* in an impresaiva ceremony. T h e Grand Chaplain, Mr*. McKay, clnaed the ceremonies with a prayer. Following the presentation of badge* the regula r meeting wia held . w ith the worthy matron. AtUntron ha* been called to the ill-day tewing acsalon which will be held for the Red Cross In ths Woman's Club next Tues­ day, at which time it is hoped to flnnsh the club's quota of garments.. Mrs. C. R. Dawson, production chairman for the Senrlnole Count ty Red Cross Chapter, urged that all garments that have been taken out by individuals be turn­ ed In Tuesday, whether they are flnbhed or not. A great deal of handiwork Ii needed to finish the garments now In the making, and Mrs. Dawson (specially asks volun­ teers for this work. A covered dish luncheon will be served to those who cars to stay all day and sew, however anyone la In­ vited to come, If only for a short'whll*'~tn the morning or in. the afternoon. the election of officers at winch Since June I, In the Red Cross time Mrs. Fordyce Russel w*» sewing room which Is sponsored alcctcd aa worthy matronj llu*ky by the Woman's Club as on* of Wight, worthy patron; Mr*. C. Its defense projects, a total of L llewson, associate m atron; 100 hospital bed shirts have been O. M. IlirrUon aiaociate patron; completed; 50 layettes, each on* Mn. R. W. Turner, . s e c r e ta r y ; having 24 pieces; 24 cotton Mrs. Harry Kent, treasurer; Mr*. drosses for woman; 64 cotton Joe Corley, conductress; snd H rdrosses for children; 50 wool 8. J. Nix. associate conduct re * skirts; BO women*’ woolen dress­ Talf backeta of gladioli, and es: 50 boys' flannel shirts; 40 altera decorated tho chiptcr room toddla packs, containing 2 snow suits, 2 pairs of rompara, 2 woolen undershirts, 2 flannel nightgowns and one dossn dia­ pers; 2S (Iris’ skirts; and 20 other drasaea. Mrs. Dawson hat sxprts4td bar appreciation to the women of Oviedo who have completed 800 garment* under' the super­ vision of Mro. W. J. Lawton. ELKS’ MEMORIAL SERVICE W. I*. I l r . . . . k « Jr . I* .-i Park Am 11 Gift H irri S u n i l a y H r l i m . l » «S A M M nrnlnM \V<>r-h>D I I \ M T r a In in * l 'n l » n « i n I* \ | K v r n l n s W i» rv lil |> ; t o l* \ | \ V r . | n e « < l » > H e r t l r e . 7 Itl |* Rnr phones fur tli w h a r h iirln i. V lalftirn w elm n ia Sunday, Dei-. 7th— 3:00 I’. M The I’uhlii' Ih Cordially Invited To Attend This Service At The Elks Lodge. MI’m clad I did It. lfe*i out of I 25, a f t r r shootinj* to drnlh her th«» vi*itin*r room of Kififs* l*.»il . with tho girl when the dr* w * o v e rc o a t a n d "H will pity u» ctinsuu oui IVr-miiil l.osin IH-purlnu'n lu-fore you iHirrow." l l.m v C U ST -K A St The Sanford Atlantic National Dank Member Federul Dcptixil Insurance ( orporalion t»f i h * C h u rc h ami t h v • » • ! » * cu»a saavicB • v ,* ' V YOU’LL FIND TUB B * IN ALL LINKS OF Fine Liquors Arcade Package Store NEW ARRIVALS Inter• F**1 S K ’?W * Volunteer* must b* In good health and th* anllatmant ta th* Nadp Reoarva wlH.h* fa r four year* with the obHgatiaw to ra. port for M llvs-dolr 4» Ik* Kxvy naads’ thalr aervieoa. Maw. enlist­ ed In th* raaflrra orp Hot aub- •HT, apiary laap^tor. I r I V # 1 1 M Ii A A mJ ■ifXTi IBI.W# Final Showings Tonight Double Program “PARACHUTE , BATTALION” • ALL LEGAL ADS • ALL DISPLAY ADS • ALL CLASSIFIED ADS murk to aim tar next sroak MOOt Oearing to talk with VOOyhs ao an object lea. how hove th* mighty fat. HAPPY BIRTHDAY tended ta our hostess*e of qXy4?f*taT SATURDAY Tam Mtrodkh T hat** Georg# John O. Loansrdy Leu Is Hughey, Jr. Mis* Joan Moron SUNDAY Mrs. Fraak Thomas H w t a ba m- ft# T1 re .J * SUNDAY AndMONDAY MUST BE IN THE HERALD OFFICE BEFORE 11 O’CLOCK ON THE DAY OF PUBLICATION w ir t S’ & “s& I*A k M EN ’ This rule has been mad* in order that our »0b»crib*r» may re. SPENCER I RACY calv# thalr papers esrller in th# afternoon. �I OK WEEK OP DEC. 7th r * \m r ma f t ’M n . TKROOOD K Doan, J lf M l FROM MANS “Bad" Barry, , LARGE" wt*i aad Bpoitear C }—“DR. j b r x l l # m r . h y d e - w *b I Tnrner, Ingrid D m U Criap, tftlL Alao—Walt Dkney Cartoon “OB. ' Novelty Short, “TRIUMPH WITHOUT Mkvk» h Day—double feature program— “SCATBROADWAY* with Guy Klbbee, Emma ■ aad apedal m a t A lm -T W O LATINS H" whh Joan David, ''Jinx" Falkenlurir. Dm Beddoo. AUo Popular Brian** aad —“LADY BE GOOD" with Eleanor hart Yowi*, Lion* I Barrymore, John A<aa—“MEET THE PLECT," color. *, pine cartoon m l U ah rtm l New*. WYORiVo* W H X fA t* with Don m oni 8yd Taylor. Alao, “MAH AT P o » /« , Oeort* Roar-a feat* Ooary to Cartoon aad SotlaJ. extraordinary pleiur# ever-aeraened, “Dr. Jekyll aad Mr. '■LADT BE GOOD," charm In*, tunafnl mnalcal featuring " cornea to tha RKa Thaator tomorrow aad Monday. A apleodld tha'm, Elaanor PowaD, Red Skelton. Jonn Carroll aad Roba rtlng eaat hoadod by Ian Muntar, Bartou MeLana and C. Auwill bo the a ttrv tlo n n r rt W.dnwday and Thnraday i t Wardrt .im tm i Riti. A »p«ciall* v* about a »py ring rounded up by the' P. B. I. and la aald to bo ai aaoltlaj ao U Ja unuruaL — J w rd D art. '. >,v. tt, j •WUHara ----------------Carl Btockdal* ..... —— Charlotte Walker a Dancer.__ Skaren Maakto ■1■' ■■1 ■ . MAN A T LABOR Davie....Marjorie Waarer • 1 I. • I/VL-, WYOMING "TWO LAT1N8 PROM MANHATTAN" Introduce*,to tho icyven tha former modal, lovity Jinx Falkenburg, who** picture* have odoraed national raagarine*. It will be ahowa at the Rita Tueeday only part of a double bill and feature* Joan Darla the eaat. rtiJ J. -r'A- -' * ’ -if, rrmmmmm '■ '* HO NEWS WDBO SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK DON "BED" BARRY and Julio Duncan are ahown above a* thej will appear In their, lataat wanker* thriller,, “ Wyomlnir Wildcat,' at the Hit* Thaata* neat priday and Saturday. Tha picture U aald Lf be packed with action aad t^rUU. r ......... ~ ' » I '* t . ~ 4 ! w oeeerCeS'^la* Tootgafi rregram * am en Calltnf ParuAmerica ’ Elmar Darla, Nowa ' Tha World Today i People'* PI*Upnn \ Columbia Feathral “ J VJ Bporta, Reporter i Orange County Medical Mary. • Keyboard aad Conaolo Elmar Dari* U . tha Now* ; Yawr Hit Parade Saturday N lfht Seranada' i P allid A tta in l O ka ’ Coehlo, aonn Jk*W» Of The World b Barry Jama* OrtbeaUa k'fjanoo Orehaotra • Union Well* New* 'T h e ef C u u n lj Commie* eli.aare ul Heqrllule cuuair, rm - it\ rW a, w ill receive W«a a t th e O f­ fice of Ik* C le rk e f th e -« h ev e H uaid la H anford oa or b efo re | O’c l o c k r. U > December , >MW W i l 'd * Ihe fo llo w la o eitplom ant, T h a b o ard reeerv ee Ik e r i g h t, to re je c t e a r a a d a ll arte r* o r * * e e p i th e hid Uiey deem U - h e Id r th e beet la te r a e i in th e C eu o 1*. Im m ed iate delivery. Oae, Near,* T r e e II Laval D eck T ralb w . Il-W -Id -U Tire* t 4,1* Mr *. «•»». f rv n t M e Fir ».»•* i l rear, b e a g lh M fe* l h a c k of O oueeaeek to fro n t *1 re a r b rid g e. ijo ^ i^ i^ d iy fA H p iK .M M M t - jOOp aew, half laa piakep.Tri 1 ■. V- P7«S^Vr*eUtUjtolrJL rt :>\t u m. ~*i >. 7 7 B oard ew iiEJW P' �T H E SA N FO RD S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A C E F IV E ising St. Augustine Delayed W e d d in g Chinese Say Japan U N D ISPU TED K IN G Gift When- Locals Reply is ‘In g u lf’ Gain Upset Victory To Public Of U.S. •' mm« L iw iw v o 0 **«h - Leonard what *% ht bn tam ed .a dalhytd wtddtac p rem it whte hid Criery Fedn •ndad a p o « .g tid sauuan with a JJ^FHoe l|-$w I* T ktary over Um • a a t t y fhvoeed Ketterilnu, nigh MalMi • a t . . 8C 'Augustins last night. r* . TiuUtag 11 t» < as the final qcartar ttevred lb dose, Sanford's aerial attack berms to click. With A n pfcmUn on the Mullet 14-yard nae, AB-Confsrence Left Half­ back Bill Brrnan to m ! to Left Half McKay Truhcek to Ua the reoro. Brmnan the*-' completed a throw .to K it JadrU errlng /air the a t r a point that provided the trl- MnJfrAlOV« P i mkelon to around In important Chilian circle* today on the haala of the officially eiprevaad t Ww that both Tokyo and Weak. Ington would “continue w lth slamrltjr t° try to find a common formula for a peaceful solution." The commission Idea was given tM wholehearted approval of Count Kaneko. Rfl-yecr-old Har. vard-educatod privy councillor and veteran itudent of United States affaire. Kaneko suggested that a com­ mittee of " respectable and trust, wprthjr representative*" from economic, political and diplomatic circle* of both nationd be ap. pointed ond Invited to meet e l / lher In Japan or the Unltod arga ahead. Brmnan smashed f States. ____________ '5 M p /s - r v r g o m /ppc* MF/OMr CMA.nr/o/ o r -ntc T a l c m a p A i.tr A r / Gee* frco o fn iio - r TMe 'b o - fo o w t/V(r f f i ■rue var>ov*i. s B o x i/ M A i r o n a h r Decision Reversed By State Supreme Court the third quarter, the Mullet* ahead when their captain, Cocite, f m d a hola at hla , tackle and rumbled 41 yard* en, mbole Hl(h then oUgad Its >-winning rally, giving the - ■■i i ■ TALIAHA8 8 EE, Dee. 1 —m —The Supreme Court eatd Friday .that It Id “committed to tho rule that cltlet a rt not Insurer* of those who use the otraata* and era Injured In accidents on tb»m. It reversed a I.*on Countv O rcult Court award *f $ 1,000 to Mia* Hattie O les of Tallahaaaea for Injnrle* aha received' when | aha (tumbled and fell while walk­ ing on an unpaved street here. > ' So ibu UJAstt To /'* /fW tatpAol* Thl« fifht-whrrli’tl Crrnmn armorni ear. f*aptur«*.| hv llw I'nli %%jror for tr*n«p.»riittu»n in • Itritiuh «rr«*T<lu»t* f.» ih** 1 photo, itfpaimt, the armorrtl car will Im( pul ha* k in u Pu-f Cough in I ii'v n . u 1* i Irtl o n .1 t a n k c o n Mi^ot M|)pr«iht*i| ra jititin bbilh t h is • I I'lir IJMinil ihr .Naxii. tb sg Seminole and la six fin d downs allot*, and uphold the St. Angnatlno it* have won only rt in IS or ’IS Dutch Make Suits From Girls* Hair LONDON, Dos. b - W —H .lr kite, m aiv from sheared tresses “ your favorite girl Maud* a rt tewoat thing la araatg sty lea for IMF hi the Netherlands. Conte .m tad.order your Mend o r krunstta 'ult, the Nani controlled Dutch I -rm ?loo* ,v rue. . 1 « c r r #>omo to * > MXHOOUT A /r-*fei/sr Mehen Will Lead Vol Cage Artists KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Dae. • —yPl—A eplder.legged, cat-foot­ ed kid whose (lender.' frame ■tretehee elg f i t , four Inches, will key Tanneues’e defense of the Southeastern Conference bas­ ketball champ]onihln this winter. Ha’s Bernla Mshen from Wheeling. W. Va., dubbed niton. iMnl” because of Ihe magic ha performs with a basketball In hla hand* and a crowd shrieking far points. Ha U one of' ftvo lettermea left from last year's team which dropped only five games end won IT. Ha’s tho reason for Tennissea's ratine as the ptw-eemson favorila la the II.team conference —the spot usually occupied by the University o f Kentucky. . “Mshen undoubtedly Is oka of the bast natural basketball olav. era Prs over seen," ssya Coach Johnny Matter. ______ . With the White Brothers of Orlando. Fla. SPECIAL MUSIC PUaa, Rehrvss. JPipb^ lute. Apod al Bahaa, Dwste, Quaftottea, „ Qec/stoM oven ^eox>%e a d r u m FRO OF YEAR Juniu. S. M orfin Junius 3. Moreau, von of the nnaucisr and a vrtrran of Ih* World War, has been railed to artlvs duty In the United Stair. Navel Keirrv* with the rank of lieutenant com­ mander. He reported at the 3rd Naval District In New York City. II# I. on a leavs of abarnco without pay from hla position as vlcs-presldent of J. P. Morgan and Co. I Prof. Roger J. Williamsv CANADA WILL FOLLOW . Prof. Roger J. Williams, of the OTTAWA. I)<c. n —(A1)—Can. Untv. of Ttims, has been awarded adu in <'X|H-rt«’d In follow tho Ihe Charles Frederick Chandler Unilr.l Kingdoni in ilrrlnrlng Ihul thtm bby medal of Colombia Uni- a .tat.' ■>( war exUU with Fla. m alty, In Nsw York, for hU die:av»ry of panthothsnlo acid, known land, lluntrnry ami Itumania. Th» L'nitrd Flat s has about “ the seld of Ilf*. HU brother, Dr. Robert William*, also received the | 2d,lKK> mile* of oil pipeline and I the rest of the world 11,000 sward for reotsrch In vitamins. ' miles. ,. XSolo** mis i*. . • f& T U ib Dec. 7th to FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE -- Bb I | g g it F n l i a f i l i l 1 ttrh id o Road_keycmd had' atao MghL C— ^ -B d a g . Frlaadl Mixed Drinks — Packugc (JoodH — Beer S T A R (RACK OP* •THe CHICAGO MSA** Classified Advertisements pnoF tm oF U L ’ilwui FRBB DELIVKK1 8SW011- BY HERALD ADS and SAVE TIME and MONEY —IMIONB mo BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR ' t i l W. FIRST STRECT aUMUKaUtMUBMBWEaMUMMUMaMMMMaEaSgMMM m c a ju a tto v b By PAUL ROBINSON CTrA KETT STAY/WAV HOW WDM3UHAKC o tir w im ^ w s ^ o o anR S>££ m o w ML. - | Qfii-f' HSSTHOOU WITH MK AT TO*<SKT,'D r TSaXl HM IM CfPA WOMCN - IM F E D - U P W lf H T H C M - . * I NCVC12 W A N T A D A I S WITH ANY FB M M C A S lOHCj A S X L N S • ' CfiPT M AYB£ vou/ P ' w i I THEN iFVOURfi b c a o -v TwaouSH T VtlTHBTTA- WBCANU BC ENO'AGSD A3AN I SAW THEOHCSTr-i ----- rwpj RiNCS.T-rfrt r o w m* i couldnt(3'is 'IOUAON60N THEWONR AFTEI2 THE WAV SMC TCJpiC g VfTTTI Me r e f i A grrM SlCOHf2tOE V nkhad M ill ------ --- I **<JWT v HAVC OlGWf CUBTOMKB' D O O K S U r.'wMw* L. THE STxSHK y L fooN T * By FRAN STRIKER MIGHT IS RIGHT! T ru. aowvm V** V * THE* TWO ANT - n - �THE HANKOW) University Offers Open Scholarships Editorial Staff Already Nov. 1942, it a long way off to most of u«, but not to ever active politician# in the United State*. In tb le ari. e diacuuion of the senate elections is wsde. This next r election will find 23 democrat*, eight republican*, and one independent either »eeklng re-election or retiring. Moat of . r * _ * f _ l s _ • _____ Imm AMrv4 V * W * ( w . V A « r the aenatora *ra definitely candidate# for another *ix-ye*r S c t RAwOHw ere rendy to voluntarily relinquish their *e*t in the upper hou*e of Congrea. Worth noting 1* in I* that • num­ ber of the nenator* seeking re-elcctlon are In for the stiffen bottle Df their coffer. K . J. Thoma* Sbewart, crump-man and junior democratic ’aenator from Tenneuee, will probably have little trouble in gaining a full term as senator. Senator Stawart succeeded the late Senator Nathan L. Bachman, thua ha is serving out only a short term. North Carolina’a Joeiah W. Bailey, forimoty anti-Ncw Dealer but of late pro-Rooaevelt, may find stiff opposition In the democratic primary. Aa yet.no out­ standing candidate has come out ai»»inst Senator Rniley. • Democratic Senator John H. Bankhead of Alabama la acted tp "liraero" In for anothor term uniana the reports it ho* plans to retire at* true. It has b-»*B stated that preaentatlvo Sam Hooba, also a democrat, wlll.be a iw.v _ John* Hopklna University offer* 16 scholarship* to young mrn o( exeontloiul utility from school, .outside of Maryland. Tan of th»«* »r« awarded Is th* Collar* af Arte and Sciences, three In th* bchool of Kogloecrlag, and two In th* School of Bnatnou Economics. Thasa irhoiarinlph ar* honor award* and antitlo* th* holder* to fr*o tuition. T hey 'are renewable from y ta r to y*ar If th* holder* maintain a high atandard of BchoUrshlp. Th* annual tuition f*« Ih 1460. A Scholarship, therefor*, la trorth 11,800. to th* itudant who noIda It through out hla four ytar undergraduate conn*. Holder* ol Open Scholarship* ar* required to live In Alumni Memorial llall. NO EXAMINATION IS GIVEN, bat a personal Inter*law I* requir­ ed. A committee of the University make* recommandatlonh to th* Prealdent after considering th* qualification* of Oindldste* re­ commended by the beadmaitars or principal* of the tchoola they have attended. Scholastic achieve* meat, character and UatUrtWu lq school activities are ImportThflsC-' tore Applications for scholarship* mutt be hi the hand* of tb* Il»(ti»win b* announced on May first Other Special grants, such *s sntshlp resesass* etaoln hrdl *»*»» scholarships and clerical assistantskip* ar* arailable to students in need of financial /tsslatanc* who ara eligible for admlislon. CsUlogucs and illustrated book­ let* containing fall Information* concerning th* admissions require­ ments, curricula and srpenses have been a m t to the schools racelvlng New* to all b»p rats and J h s king* and queens! Only I I m e n •bopping days til th* old Christ­ mas dance. So start looking around for your data*. The Celery Fed staff to again sponsoring th* annual affair and they have already begun to make plans for th* big event * Everyone will remember that the dance last y ta r waa th* very best of tho season, and with th* following committees this year’s Bulow. Loul»l»n*’« Senator Allen J. 8l!*nd»r,'e Long Meehint fg will have many iuues ngninnt him. The enti-Long Gentle group,-heeded by Governor 8am H. Jonee, mey i Bcnetvt EUender • race for bin political life in tho ren. » v 6cr*tle primery. If Ellemlnr p u m i the t a t . nt the Thoaday th* Jve’or High School nary, ho mny be coniidur-d virtually tho winner of eh* had a chapel program whkh was tv term uwnt« to LoulxlAne’c democratic sUtux. Clyde L. Herring. I owb’c democratic Junior aenator, U ried lent be la defeated by a atrong republican bloc iu . atate. Senator Herring may find two-term Governor ion, vory popular throughout Iowa, would glva olthor ring a good race or would very likely emerge victorious. A fifty-fifty chant# for ra-electmn facet Senator M H. Hughes, Delaware democrat Dalawhre politics often unpredictable. Senator Hughea may find oppo** “ “ ad, g.^»•pub,ieBtl,, Colorado, ii one >«u______ r TJ worried men in Uw fed h it intention# of op> it la enough to give toy at Governor Carr baa outstanding record while ttrv the governor*! ilo r ♦ On lari Wednesday Mri, Brock” Fourth grad* gave giving pro-.-i Give Thanks,” Characters— Priscilla—Jo, i Dsmpler; Mrs. SUndlsh—Mer1 Townsend; Mr*, Carver—Doris Anderson; Mr*. ii-ra a rr. \ <B__ Mary Allerton—Betty Mrs. Hopklna—Lola Ann Endurance — Dorothy Patience—Camilla Whitt Bradford—Faya llaekt BrewsUr — Charles Carvsr—buna Id Howard; Gov­ ernor Bradford—Donald Lodwigj John Ald*n—Jack Bponrar; John HowUnd—Halsey ptonyi • Me. Chilton—Jimmie Powell; Indian Maisenger—Francis Ward; Elder Brewster — Deug.ss Humphrsy; Dutch Mother—Maggl* Ms* H ah; Dutch children—Annla Mas 6tin . eon, Felton Boultneao, Qeoeg* Swann. Eme*tin* Fryer. _ < the Kal candidate _____ _____ Will UD- ■aa th ire are few atrong oppenlon of Brooke will raly open the Machine of Chicago to find a c fc id•1} t-sh LYMAN General chsnnan, Berman Mid. dlctrn; Advertising ■ ahahman. Kathryn Wigetnat Chairman In charge af orchestra, Lai* r*Li_ well: Decoration chafaWaa, Louie* Nordgran; and program chairman Orirn ParralL Remember students—shop a t home for your data* had plan-to attend the Chrietauu haaee on Dec. 10. attention, althougk portlelpst* In the cert given jointly of outer Item-*. A* ever our I did us the justice like Seminole High •very one of ue n a showing In ever curricular th at we do oer b e a d ' and our goal T OUR. school would The Seminole High School’s ’41 others la Um rial yearbook, Um Salmagundi has knows) t t ? had a great but Well dfserved high school*. We honor conferred npee I t The •roof came In the form of a large certificate yesterday. Th# Natlooal Scholastic' Press Association has awarded th* SaL msgundl, in recognition of ita merit, a first class honor raUng *" ,**»•. 21*t National .Ymrbook By Aeguria Cleese Critic*! Service of Ih* National ami Ratty Orihoet BcholasUe Pram Association at W* hop* you hod a very ak* th* Unlvoralty a£_ Minnesota, Thanksgiving this past weekend. Bchool of Journaltrail Everyco* hi Vocational School A fleet class rating means that report* th a t ho ar ah* did. • a book Is excellent In retry way. All th# advanced shorthand Thera is only one award higher, classes are entering a shorthand which Is AU^Anseriean. This year's penmanship contest. If «0u f en­ staff i* striving for this honor. try k accepted you will receive This I* th* Drat y ta r that Baa. a certifiesta. If it ie very rood, ford ha* placed *o high and th* yon win receive n Gregg F en s, tain Pen. If 100 pererat of Um pupOg . entariag receive eertlfiproud of th* targe certificate rates or frantafai pons, our achoot which Is tangible evidence of will receive a Loving Cup. That their accomplishment. Vocational School Celery Feds To * Start Basketball stop at b it house on Christmas Ev*. Mrs. Mason and Ml** Westfall •re planning a program with tbolr 'First Grads* for next F ri­ day morning nt Chspel time. By CHI feed Prestar Monday. Dee. T, will sec ap. proxlmatcly 66 kayo turning oat for that exciting apart, basket, hall. Owing to the loss of Dub Epps and Fred Butlsr, last year ■tarn, th* Colory Fodo wlU be a jittle weak; however, with Bill Branaa, M eK a/T rn lu ek . Billy Fleming. Warren Danleli, aad ja ck "BuMahJdT Herring as lag down the hallT Umrara, It’* MARTHA WIGHT, vot*d ben dramod girl la Ut* senior clam. - '-Ball* Met. Would ye like to toll sm something of your favor. ••6 tiyliflt^ i -Oh. m take sport jackets. I M love ’em.** Now I know this Is winter, but In reply to my query KIRBY FITE answer* that hi* fashion favorite* are bathing suit*. “Give Be ftoger fltteu dreav to j" p pes BTKLLA TOUCI1TON. 'T hey’re a y weakness." * l» « n happy with cklrpa MAR. TY PERKINS. J '* * —"*** ,n 4 novsltv Btaa. They’re terrific with o*l” J b k , ««••• / m b VIRGINIA K U .Y and LOUISE NORD. GREN. ’ n i-» ap B. H. WIL- UAMS and find out whai he Hkra In th* way of glad n n Mo ongworod my question with, "Pm erasy about ted plaid skirts h e e u ra they remind me of and LweUe Hall Th* Celeryettes, th* arid* of Seminole Bhrib-* School/ wore •cached by Mira Catharine T O . ach aad Mbs Elirabeth- Marie. Compliments to the drill squad lav* been Dying right and left, ■ad w* think they . well deeerve themj but now that It la all over but the shouting, w* would Ilka to get a word in and say Orchids to Mbs Tdkaeh and MM*-Marie, who, by their gencruelty and un. tb iag efforts, have dons no much toward furthering school spirit and bringing racegatoaUon to our school. For two weeks before school Opened, these tM c h e n . Could be> •♦♦n every morning working with their group, who. under tim able coaching «rf*oa.-4fc*m.-wove rapidly approaching perfection. After.school opened, they spent from three to flv* afternoons teaching th* Intricate drill for. mat Ions to th* troop, whoa* ep*c. ocular performance* have pleased so many audiences. Not only the students but the entire community appreciated tb* appearance* of th* Celeryettc* end feel Indebted to Mice Tskach and MU* Earl for their splendid work. Celeryette, Band * Pictures^ Taken ♦ Pictures and more picture, wer* -taken of th* band and gar* •a * specfcCctenrrite* .,i err*‘t!,,. ns r they #**• d*c. *}• High Schools’ flrrt “out door HermaVi u , chanel program. Hermah Morria took moving plcturra of th# two group# of studrata while ‘h.V Z l 0™ '" tM r «»“ » dlttL Th# nletnre* taken ar* In teehnlcolc;, and will be shown In chapel for a chsrged f*#. ovlfcod • The Junior Clara of th* Ovie­ do High School to prescnUng tbolr Junior ptoy, “Mama’s Baby Boy." on Do*, it. Th* r a ri to an- follow*! . > Shepherd McLaaa, Tommy 8 te■| Luther Long, A rthur Meu i|Juliet Long, P atlda M1U them ; Mrs. Matilda B lsA hunt, Jnn* Mariner; WUhOV --W aned, a V hek te st a i Ut*- fori o f th* f l a g T«Pr H'S DAVItt OATexports,I r a t a n Bm McKay Trulnck, BUly Mack O avriaw l W ar. ila. Butter ball Herring, 1 , Fata Breek, Andrew lugene Pendleton. ToyW, Orton F h m o , and who to wOUag to dotie time to practice aad ■“What-to year favorite In the wnv of slotkeB Dnridr* ‘'Well, I’v* get lota of favor. 3. H. S. Ramblings . The football team went AngnaUa* yesterday ter final gam# of th* rear, 1 cord thus far waa *we wi Sophomore ther or not Senato n Bhnry Cabot Lodge, Jr. lUaette) and C. Way land Brook*, (Dlinota) both ha, ara redacted entiraly ful: 1941 Salmagundi SOUTH SIDE NEWS Gets High Atfard NOTES it ifcurUM. Buihftdd, a republican, will try to oust' - S a t u r d a y , De c e m b e r b, i w i Band And Celeryettes A n n u a ! C h ristm as Dance Are Honored Band And Celeryettes Perfoi T o Be G iven B y Fed Staff For Student Body Of S Junior H i School Ni-st Toeeday, Dec. 9, 1041. th* Junior High School la Pre­ lenting three one-act plsre *ntlUed, “Sparing th* Rod/’ In which Miss Hart Is - In charge. The pUys, “Who Get* th* Car Teulgnt," and “Grandmother Nlsk* are to b* directed by Mira Swain, and Mr*. Barn**. Th#** playe will be presented In the fiuuor High Auditorium a t P. M. and another performance a t 9:00 P. M. The price will be 16c for adults aad 10* for child, HANEOHD, fLOWIIA BsJjk Diehl * Roo*s tilt • m * t • 1 �4 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT N E W SPA PE R SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, DECEM BER 8, 1941 Member Aasociated Press NUMHEK M * Am ericaCasualties Are Reported A ir Attack On Jap Attack In Hawaii Results In 3,000 . C a s u a l t i e s With • 1,500 F a t a l i t i e s A■\ New Customer In Guiana . _ . oU. r •• . . (H r U. S. Announces • Loss Of Ships ^Washington Accounts . F o r Several J a p 0 Saba And Pjanes *• . WAPTUNr.TON. nor, a — ■Jfy— The Whlfn House an­ nounced today that the Jan-anea*.attack on Hawaii had ^resulted In th* capalxing of •Hi old battlcahin, the guard tho bauxite mints la of or planned roop d'etat in W . r e n lo c a te d -4> ‘Wi n«r against h tho cklnr forto 1» tho •4 M . .• / ’ Bomber* Rfr* aald rod In tho kalnda President Asks Con­ gress For War f t p daration A ga i » f t | Treacherous J ap s A aatN taIN Preoml jurod IBS Ik i fierce aatauK on J *5*I***S UatteN ina "mopped up" In an ''httomptoa land Invasion of M alaya-from the north, the British asserted. . Japan*** warcra ft-w hich.land.' r %oope poor tho .Thailand ■ rdor word put to -fljg b t snd a tssLTJSu ^ v .V r * Imperial Tot,>o HoftdqsarUr* annoancod today two American Bauioahipe waro annk. four others damaged- and fsa r hoary cnjtssm tranoU troopo to pam through w s R S rts & a * , l P is til Old IS r e t» Twer Christmas Franklin Drleno lloonevelt. President of the United States,'[ appeared promptly st 12:S0 P. M. before a joint meeting of Um Senate end the lieuee of Rep roe ten let hrre today end asked greet for e decleretlon of agelmt Japan. The Prreldent recited to Cow, tea the events since Jap aa'i assault on America's Paeifls Nations and said ne had "dlrectl ad that ell .measurei be taken for our defense." "Hostilities exist,” Mr. Rooeo. veil assorted. "There la no blink, teg at the fact that our pooplo, our territory and our interests ere >In grave danger. "With confidence in our armed forces with the unboundhtg do, termination of our peoplewill gain the inevitable tfiui so N ip ua God." Mr. Roosevelt addressed IN House end Senate, meeting ht joint session for tha second it within a generation to'.' hoar Prreldent ask for o dactei ok* over aamplt* of morthandlso of war. Hte words wero to: I»«• la tho M arket place %t Ppr*. "Ttw -U . a . troop* w o n w o t to UU|leb e iid . Jageiv hed - underDutch peooooalon afte r discovery taken a "surprise offensive” ax. tending throughout tha Pacific, little Booth' American country. noting that the Nipponese empire not ' only had attacked Hawaii and the Philippines but also Ma­ laya, Hongkong, Guam, Wske end the Midway Islands. "Always we will remember ihr character of the onslaught against us,” the President said. "No matter how long It may taka ua to overcome this pre­ meditated Invasion, the American people In tkelr righteous might will win through to absolute vie. tory. “ I believe I Interpret the will of the Congress and of the peo­ ple when 1 assert that we will Camp not only defend ouraehree to the Activities around the eelrctire uttermost but will maks very Mnrtee hare Non affected ttxlny certain that this form of treach ery shall n*vsr endanger us hy tho w ar far tho Pact/Ic. E. II again." Osrtor stated this morning. Mxjor Early action—within a "Welter Byrd Sparkman, CO sr dtnator from of hours—waa expected on tho declaration of hostilities.. hoadquartors, tatephoned th« In hte address, IN President morning to ear th a t ho will N in Sanford all day tomorrow to In­ noted that tho American naval vestigate proa poc Lire ssUcteoe and military forces had suffered with Mr. Carter. Throe youna man "severe damage” la the lightning toft for tho pro-iaduetioa center a t bombing raid on Hawaii and (N t -vary many American live* Camp BModtes ouHv thle morn- have bean loat '* whofo tkoyWUI (aka a t*yi»- - In addition, ho said, Ameri. examlaatlon M o re final accan ships have boon reported torpedoed on tho high seas be­ tween San Francisco and Hono. lulu. Ho waa laaa specific, however, than hte assistants had been ear. Iter whoa they announced thst aa American battleship had cap. Men* Leave For Pre Induction >St a t ior At Blanding S Germany; Italy Not {Mentioned i i ■- i W A S H IN G T O N . Dm . • — <A I* ) — The House vet# for w e, w in ]|| to owe. C i i n i r t i . m i n M r,. Jesan e tte R a n k in ( K . M o o t.) who else anted s i s ln a t Ike v „ w ith G e rm any In 1017, w as the only nne votin| a s ( la , t It this time. W A S H I N G T O N . Dec. a — (A P )— Th, Senate voted thle n fle rn o u n to d e alers w e, on Japan. T he H a u te U ready to fulluw «uit. Tblf photo shows Imperial troops chsrg. lag through a smoko screen to attach A«i» sltlons In tha Libyan desert. British big — .........—- ■ guns pounded the Axis troops preceding the Infantry attack. - Military Heads Several Local Home Defense Plan Immediate Men Stationed Army Expansion Unit To Have In Pacific Area Regular Drill Some Known To Be At Points Attacked By Bombs Or Subs With the outbreak of hostilities In 1 the Pacific, war N s Ivcn brought close to homo to many person. In 8enford because of the number of local man who ore ser­ ving IN armed fortes of tho Nalion In that area. Jonnlng* Hurt, aon of Mr. end Mr*. J- L Hurt, and HoNrt Alt­ man. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Altman, former Sanford residents, a n stationed with tho Army Air O f» * a t Hlckam Field, Hawaii, where severe damage waa reported In the Initial Japanese bombing Operations. U Comm. Horry Corteon and Baxter Williams are stationed In tha vlcinty of Poor! Harbor. The facneer Is In command of an air division, white tha tetter te a radio opera tor, first class, on board tha crateor North Hampton. LA Comm. Oeorgo Griffin Horrbag. te stationed "somewhere" in the Pacific, also Carl Boderblum who te • member at the crew of the U. g. S. Now Mexico. Oliver Milter left Ban Diego Nov. SO on board an oil tanker Whleh would take him te hte a ir O n it carrier, tho Lexington, an te Honolulu. Word has Nor inched hte dee Intensified Trai ni ng Scheduled Due To P r e s e n t Situation I Ilf IlhfNlNlN rrPBBl NEW YORK—Executives of leading Nc» York Nnka and nthrr financial Inslllotlons isurd a stetemcal that "no • crime, dlsturNacre In oar snirkrl* err to N anticipat­ ed" as a result of the Japa­ nese attack on the United Ktalre. clare war against Japan af­ ter revealing that American forcea loat two warahipa and 3.000 dead and wounded in the Jananeae aurprioe dawn attack on Hawaii. The Preaident made no by the locsl unit which will com. pete In matches with other units of the Fourth Battalion In O r. Undo, ML Dora, Tavaros and ClermonL The local unit will aUg# a mention of Germany and Italy, Resolution* making s formal danco next Friday night which tCuo tln n e a e n P n g s T w o ) . will bo for mombon of Company C only and their guastt. There are f i men In tho unit a t p n . ■ent, and avery man can Invite as many gueeta aa dee Ired. Selt Lake City,end n re­ gent letter te hte mother wee poeta m to d Pearl Harbor. Shopping W A S H I N G T O N . D a*, a — ( A P ) — C nn xre o , voted foe w ar a g a in .t Japan te d sg , tha H a u te action fo llo w in g • few m inu tes afte r the S e a . ate voted >2 I s 0 foe the de. 'Jorpltea. WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.-GP) —Immediate and vast expansion of the Nation's armed forces, now tN l hostllltie, have been WASHINGTON. Dee. • — thrust upon the United States, (A PI— The United Btetea, was regarded In military circles Ikreugh Its Congress. de. Sunday night as certain. stared war on Japan today, averwkslmlngly, with greet. It was believed that one of *,i unity nhowe In many a Intensified training Is ache, thr first steps would be to call day, Ik* Senate and Hews* r o l l , ted reserves to active duty. duleil fur Company C, the Sem­ basked P m ldent Rsoaevelt’n This would mean a return to inole County unit of the Fourth request for a declaration ef Army poets for those selective, Itattaliun of the Florida Defense wer with unprecedented (pood. service trainees who recently In the Senate Ike vote wan wrie discharged from active duty Force, ns n result of thr war sit. >2 lu 0. Tk* Hsus* vote heesuse of Nlng post the ago of ustlon. Captain E. C. Harper, we, U g to t- Th* loos dee. unit rommandtr, stated this 2H or for other reasons. •enter » t« Mho Jeanette weekly Army officiate at Port Lawla, morning. Tho rrgulsr Itankla (It.-Mont.). Wash., wer# reported already Jp drill yr 111 be held tonight nt The President In ashing for have Issued cells to each men. 7:To o’clock s t the Armory. a war desterellon made no "We hew about five vseaneies Officiate at tho War Depart­ mention of Germany snd ment here said, however, that no caused mainly by the departure Italy. He termed Ike Jnpen* general order calling enlisted re­ of men who have Joined activn l«* attach "unprovoked and serves had been tsiusd. They Army service,” Mr. Harper an­ dastardly,” and said vlctnrp understood such a call - would nounced, "and we would like to wee assured. Nve to coma from thy War De­ get them filled with responsible Earlier Great Britain for­ partment. mally declared war against men, who will attend the drills Japan, together with Canada, With a declaration of war by regularly. We can't use men un­ Nelbertenda F.s.t Indie,. tha United Btetea men in the less they really want to do their Australia, and Casta Rica. age brocket between a ami 3S bit for our country. Doelerationa of war agate*! and registered under the Draft "The present state of finer, Japan alto wero mado by " Act would N Itebte for Imme­ grncy emphasise* th* import, Nicaragua, Hendura* and |Ao diate call te training. snea of the homo training units Fre# French. These men wore given • defer­ and p roves'tho wisdom' o t'-o r. red classification by congres­ ganitlng this natlon-wlda orgsnl. WASHINGTON. Dec. 8 — sional act a few months ago. satton months ago,” Mr. Harper The legislation, however, speci­ added. (/P)— President Roosevelt fied that this deferment would xaked Conjures* todhv to de­ of Mrs. M erchants Of Si Big Hoii — II. S. Army And Navy Started F i g h t i n g After Jap Attack . _ ________ the erul- IN I " a i far as la known Christ­ mas tooroe will not bo conceited, except In cam of sattaln desig­ nated unite" which ha did not MOOlif/e Other officiate .aid that In tha ^ 7 *.WIrfcfV^d-BMMMhrVI i "UMCtbOAteAM War Declaration Is Passed In Senate By 82 To 0 And In | House By .188 To 1 >9 Executive Body Major Sparkmai Of Legion Post To Visit. Draft Board Tuesday * . r r ow eteM w p lM British Troops In The Smoke Of Battle meant 1mm commamlera who . . *--* local i —— A rbitration Board Gives Union Shop To Mine W orker! NEW YORK. Dec. B - < * ) — Tho United Mine Workers e l America Sunday night wen g f . : to-t Arbitration Board awarding a union ah tiro mlnoe oemed by try's major stool produ Tho declaims waa by Dr. John R. man on the hoard Vx granted a tear* or al director of tho U. B. Um Barvteo to hood I v y . J «r - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 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/2882ce2b293bbe49bdd9de25345ed48b.pdf 17b2ece0dd2bc377c6b0deee0283c3be PDF Text Text I a n ff b a n t o p Celery Feds Will End Football PERPETUAL; MOTION: S eason A t S t A ugustine F riday Sc»rn men, every one. of them on the fleet ilrln g eleven, wi'l f*»X their ln-t sem e for Beni Innfe High, when the Fed* run Into the classy St. Augustine Mullets In the Ancient City Friday night. rio tin g their rareere for the Celrry tnya will be three back a, MrKay Truluck, BUI B rantn krnl Mark Cleveland; tyro ends, Jack lim in g and Taylor Brown; ami two guard*, Glenn Odhnm anil Junior Brown. The Iota of theae •ta rt dim tho potiibilitiet of ■atA year’a outfit. JH- Augustine, featuring the double ami even triple fevers-., r .iv . the favored role u /e r th i local eleven, However, the Feda are hoping, and would teem to h a rt ■ chanee to aurprite. The loetl team iirartlced through light aerimmacea Tuesday and yesterday and are In good physical condition. Bill Branrn, sta r back, h a t recovered from the bed eharleyhorte re­ ceived against New Smyrna, and which severely limited hia play­ ing time against I.era burg. Leonard (W hltey) MeLuris, newly-wed TFad coach, Intimated hia lads might surprise the Mnllata but admitted the Kt Au­ gustine bunch rated the favored position. The team will leave early Friday afternoon. High School Teams Will Perform In S t Petersburg Kumquat Bowl K Itr John l^dwlck ST. I’frrKRSBUKO, Dee. 4 , J" (Special)—Old man football will not make hi* final sa lt off tha ji aport* tinge until Naw Year'a Day when tiowl garnet will hold *' the attention of fans tha country ovrr. There will he plenty ‘ bowl j-V- attractions for outstanding eolf lego and university clevtnt but the only interscholastlc claaale S. booked for tho holiday week la •V reheduled for the Sunshine City y "Kumnont Bowl” where two billr'. liant high school elevens, one |V tompnted of all atara, the pick ST, of 62 schools within the greater B: Clcvelnnd area, will be pitted fejj. against the strong and powerful Ft. Petersburg Green Devllt on |K~; Chriatmi* afternoon. t~ • Totnmy Hudson, 8L Peterai:. hurg'n track halfback, n good le t ■L'1 for aetection upon the Florida Btate •rhnlutlp nit sta r cloven, ■ L 'w ill play in b it final game for Efc~ .. the Green th-rlls. Tommy was g . Bl. Petersburg's g reatest ground , gainer through the. sesson. II" averaged VI yards a game from rerimmage. Four garnet have been played In the annual north-aouth Interscholastic holiday classic*. Two game* wera won by tha Buckayes, one by Florida and there war ana scoreless tie. Tha Christmas Day game Is the only football event on Flo­ rida's calendar for th at holiday. Cleveland's Squad of all sta rt will leave from the Buckeye metropolis, Dee. 17, bv chartered motor bus. Enroute, they will go through signal practice, taking plenty of time to cut down through Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. In Florida, they will visit as many places of Interest as Is posslbls before knuckling The Australian bird, kooks burrs, la popularly called Hth< laughing Jackass.” TABLE SUPPLY’S S V x ttM f P'3 fAMCfl l B ftv u s e w -ifc is a . P O ffa l, sreAiGrtr* / i u »ja ( BABY BEEF EVENT! A M l k ck ) SIRLOIN, ROUND, CLUB T-BONE, PORTERHOUSE rfavv BABY BEEF * - ALL CUTS IVff O M o irs A c e f * M * T o 0RBAafA<M £• o f 1HS A A grTof _ ', fMriaJui* Ode R FATHERU w j a & jn q - m e op fto s m o rd . FRESH KILLED 'LITTLE PIG HAMS______ BACKBONE... SIDES..,.-..... 1 SAUSAGE— SHOULDERS. Vmk Orsesa ) f t m o u ca *j po a U 1tv* » r r OF * « « • /- TM 0* — UVt A" WmUALAtflrTVvd ’ AiAOiUjA. me is A tvU A Y Jtfrw efcjA HAMBURGER STEW BEEF ­ STEAKS...... Lake Mary Boy Wins Holland Gets No. 1 > Letter At Academy Automobile License FOBT DEFIANCE. W . Dee. 4.—The sm allest number of foot. I« n monograms In years, only M, were awarded Aiigu>la Mili­ tary Academy, griddrr* a t the annual football b>M|u»t h ell in the Academy* mev* hall Monday night, by Major Charier 8. ItolItiV 'Jr.,' commandant. TALI.AHABf EE, Dee d - M h £ £ T p M . t r Divlllon -G overnor Holland Wc.Uier.tay i (lf lhe gllU) Supreme Court ealU rrcr verl hia spselal N“- I “ » * ,jng for tha disbarment of AL mnblla license, plato fo.- I2 « . (frrd E. Hm|th> J r .t , on 0f the „ ftT T Vehicle tho tag It b earj no ear i S u tf . funner governor of New York. 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Come on er heeled et lew coat City over or write Tremper’a Wood Shot Shop, 810 Sanford Ave. Yard, Osteen. HIDE A FUR buyer far CELERY la now located e l Crcaa ihhoff, Jr. Lake Monroe. W ill, elaUi year bustneea ■ Dat. l e t J. B . PadgsU C3 535 LNO W 0 N S daD y-40e p t Small cblldrvn a epa. Rosa Rarkey. B S «W g . TIDCfl. .*-,*^>5? ” 1seaesk Y 0U1 apptleetlen FRAN STRIKER LONE BREALT PLAYS SUIT FRESH F R U ITS & EGET HL* ^ Pf [;f| �I iT V W W P fW v 'S W J ^ 'T '^ 1 1 ' ’ I' ' ” "' ' H B & ?•-•■ ••• • Y '/ M l - L _ Sanford Ls The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall Hlghwaj And Water Traiuportatlon J APER AN INDEPENDENT ■__ »1 J J U g W W — ‘ » . ■■■.>■■■■ I SANFORD, FLORIDA, Y, Gather Stimson Says Enemies Of Power For Publishing 01 Reds Given Ultimatum Onslaught PlansDisloyal Newspaper R ebuked Britain Makes B o s n ia n Dispatcher Say Enemy Forces » Are Slashing On Toward D m it r o v For Publication Of Secret Army Docu­ ments Of Defenpe 150 Bowler At 6 WASHINGTON. Dee. 6 — OP) —Secretary of W ar Stimson to . d ay announced aa “w anting In loyalty and patriotism ' the pub­ lication of a purported secr et Army plan for an American Ex­ peditionary Force to Europe. H e told hie press confers the documents published bv the Chicago Tribune represented “un­ finished studies of our production requirements for national de­ fense which h are teen carried on l y the General 8ta ff as p a rt of th e ir duties in this emergency.” The W ar and N ary D epart­ ' Ruaalnn dispatches de­ ments launched investigations clared today that the GerThursdsy to determine how a #nans have concentrated their Chicago Tribune reporter secur­ ed copies of highly confidential mala offtnalve power in a correspondence between the White terrific new onalauabt north* House and tb s departm ents. * *ktt\ of Moscow, slaahlna The Tribune published these through the 8olnetechnogor« documents Thursday morning end interpreted them eg meapiitg ■Okl sector toward Dmitrov. an American Expeditionary 40 miles directly north of A t tho ago of tls , ”Tw Inkle” Force of 5,000,000 men was con­ Moscow on the secondary for an offensive W att* hi the youngest te a r «n- tem plated * nOrSSd Is Leningrad. 1, ( . m i i_ iita wA,s ( n s inlern*®iftn“ against Germany by July O s tbs southern front, th* al bowling eongT*»a. rrc»» ■a t Forest Moscow radio declared tho Rua- Hills, N. Y. The Tittle S anta M lit urm^ had re-won 4,000 lea Cal., kegler averages of territory on the 160 and has rolled over ' 200. Weighing 42 pounds, she bowltt ball. l l * pound | »n- Soviets Declare • 4/100 Nazis Die Red Troops Recapture Ground In Rostov* # Doneta River Basin slr attacks Osteen Private And Six Others i Killed In Crash Local Sanitary engineer Talks To State Group rat Analyzes allatio n Of Systems sewerage 13 Injured In AutoSchool Bus Wreck In 0outh Georgia X1 th j-tU fS r iv J * to t V aouth .- • t o ld how Italian sad Blorak snyas. City Commissloners » Ask For Dock Plans asst of sss atTWStlag f doak on tho ■SO i f fishermen draws, Mr. Mr. Wdsnu net • bare y e t Mr. U bs able t s the City UtS regular of tbs aWoodaeen Of World Hare Family Night to of to* 0M Wood- . analysed for engiaoers frost various porta thes aUla stala arts of tb who mot Monday, lay, Tuesday “ and Wednesday fo r a seminar in Or­ lando, Immediately prior to the Florida Public Health Association asootlng. The local ir began by sewerage sysdefining a pi tern aa one whkh serves “23 people or more.” Before construc­ tion of any typo la begun, an application .for approval on the prospective forma must be Issued to the Department of 8an!Ury Engineering of the 8 U U Board • f Health a t Jacksonville and following the acceptance o f tho plana, neither altera tioea nor repairs on existing systems nor bmtaUatlon o f now systems may be made without securing per­ mission or written approval of tho local sanitary engineer. Aa golds to communities which are preparing to install new eeworago systems , - Mr. Broadhurst outlined the neces­ sary prqcedsrw. Duplicate applU csturns containing'' data moat be mailed together, with a com pro­ ben ib * §0110000% report which describe* tho project and Its lesia of design, blueprints o f the work, Complete 'specifications whkh may supplement the bluoprinte and aay additional infor­ mation likely to bo required by tho chief sanitary engneer o f tho immunity. “Speriflaetlewm tor the project ust be prepared by a licenced engineur or architect,* t . Broadh u rst stated ibis rtguiren ol U4n aceo 10 College* Lo*e Accredited Bating from too aegra* Somlheni l | m | 1911 c —t , . their i o t a during Abe n eat y ear be«hu«| jrf.tJ re .M ijS F te Industry to defWwe p u rp e e sa 'w ere made sh la to oM 4f G* irgla’e Thursday ■ bleb before the United Banning Statee Storings and Loan League. worst andI n r e f art B Stain Identified by sold lore. Several economists who took etro) Bgt, Highway Patrol,B m , J : p. Smith part in the league’* panel dis­ as Private Leon James o f Osteen, cussion agreed th a t the 1,000.,Fla., mu, « . . . L. Peel, Clifton 11. 000 figure we* about right, and Ben Taylor, Adam CetgM t and E. N. all urged th a t th* government McMullen. T heir y a w and home take immediate steps to assist towns w ere ana reliable imme­ workers in non-defense plants lo diately. The sevemth vletlm was uni. find Jobs In arm am ent factories. Dr. Ray B. W eeterfleld, pro. den titled, although ^eUoved to he W ebster fsssor of political economy at a passenger on County school hue returning Yale University, asserted that Camilla, Ga. price control efforts wou|d not from the game effective under th* present set-up, partially because of what bs described as ”n task of con­ fidence on th* p a rt of business men In the personnel slated to head th* program ” W ASHINGTON, Pee. ria l)— The Psdevdl Ho ministration Big Account Insured By Federal Agency K : Doc. I — of th* ltW5So.OOprt‘‘of Monkey Island Built Its In­ In Yowell’s Window cover Its .a V f e r H. Fsrgito** Aa o f O ci *1, Insured 4,171.141 private landtag Mr. Pm bunt *f far.buDdtsc, lug elngie-far Five SUi Have ATLANTA. en Ind*. -Preacher," -Jerry,” 8o*lf.” ter Ab- -Snowball” and some 20-odd In. habitanta nr* twinging, by P.1I.A. had proxy, from repea which ere mad* by stretched from tree* ea tho min. In iaturo Monkey blond construct­ IM 9 3 .U 0 . ed In n show.window of tho “ greet Yowoll Co. under the direction tv* been of Mrs. Arthur Partin. r Improv. Th* bland to bnllt af sand, •hell and peannt bulb with a small green and cream colored hone* around whkh a few of th* little staffed animals ero gathered. A moat with living hyacinths extends the length of fc— l m* the window and according to the store’* etaff pim eugfte stop often to ***** th* meakeyu.” m Light of Pro. motor of THE NUMBER 83 British In Action On The Libyan Front President Gets Reply To His Query Con­ cerning Moves Of Japanese T r o o p s Text Of Answer N o t Disclosed Melbourne Radio Says N e g o t i a t i o n s To Stop Momentarily WASHINGTON, lite. 5.— (Al*) Japan n rnvnyn gave Ibr Slate Department (hair Korernmenr* reply tu INeal. dent Ruoaevell'a query aa ta why Japanese Irmipa are In French Indo-t hina today but withheld any public word ta to nhat the reply w it. Amhaanador Kichlaaburo Nomuro, asknl whether ther* w»Hild be further fnnference* ■aid aa far a* the Japa are concerned **»e alwaya are willing to talk. A fter all wa ara a friendly nation.** I Hr At4«trlnle,| I’reeel t CAIRO. J)cc. fd’l —Brillak bomters hammered A its concentrations Inside Libya | Thursday night as a prelude another British tank Im p ward Tobruk In an effort tp split the German sad ItaUaa forces, reports from the freak said. Only sporadic ground flgh In which the British three Italian tanks *nd atb other small Asia units south east . of Tobruk were reported by the I British command which told of m o th er 24-hour lull in opera* • lions. Rain hampered operations ta d both sides were assembling waning tank Strength for an im­ minent clash. Tho main battle son# was i of Tobruk In the Resegh area held by the N ails. The BritMh spearhead stretched souths from Resegh to Blr El Gobi mobile columns keeping the Ish supply line open to Sldl Omar near the frontier. ’ * home-loan Member Associated Press l i t SM M iiiH reesst G reet Britain disclosed th at she has sent virtual ultima* turns to three nations fighting | along aids of Germany against) V? Russia—Finland, Hungary s a il ( Rumania—In a “final effort to stabilise relations,- and had gle« en them until midnight to n ig h t to answer. ^ “If no reply is received a new phase uf the be reached,'' a British said. Loan League Hears Pessimistic Talks Cede o f the Laws of Florida, Chapter T444, aria of Legiela. tore, 1*17. LOUISVILLE, 5. reak ln Relations Is Reported mminent Between U.S., Japan E f f o r t To S w bilize R e la tio n a l With 3 Coon trie* AMERICUS, Gs ., Dec. 6 — (S V - Seven persona were hilled and IS injured today when a feat moving automobile and a school M e crashed htarLoo near DawCORAL GABLES, Dee. I e ta , Osl The bue vres bemeboand lAV* Predictions th at abou ' jS Z Krsm- DECEMBER i-i ■■— Firemen Extinguish Blase In Meat Truck Damage* were eel Imeted at between *100 gad 1160 when a Swift and .Company meat track caught m tkm a l Fifteen th Street aad F rank Avenue y**torduy, P in Chief Mack Ckvetoad ala tod this ta rn lag. After cloudy fir*. Th# br laser o ts High Score Gun C h b M e e tin g 1M I N T .u l * •• 1111 In the Far Ka*t. the Mel­ bourne rndiu reported today that u lirenk of relations be­ tween the United States and Japan might come at' anv and government momi'iit sources said the messages re­ ceived indicated a rupture in negotiations might !>e Immin­ ent. Complete rollapae of Japanrev. Amet lean "peace" talks ap­ peared imminent Thursday night on the haid* of official Tokyo dispatches that l Hilled State* Tneee pictures ju st received in in s u n it­ artillery goes Into action. Right, we sre L lsgt. term* offered last week *r* ed S lates show th* opening of the present “ utterly impossible for Japan to tien Sir ^ -th u r Cunningham, In command of accept." k . iiuk drive into Libya. Top, a view on s the British troops in Libya on a plan.- wing Secretary of State Hull Wed­ North A frica* beach showing British troops Ju>t before ho took off on a rsconnsissneo nesday issued a powerful blast tool lag off in the surf. Bottom, left, British flight over the Western desert. against Japan's policy of aggres­ sion and accused Tokyo of fol­ lowing * pattern of military des­ potism and roM|ue*J similar- to Adolf Hitler'*. He said Jeptne*e aggression had prevented th* peace talks from reaching the ktoge of negotiations. Domei, usM-rting that the American term* “cuanot eerv* a* a basis for further negotia­ bliss Ruby Dobson and Mrs. tions," said Japanese quarter* re­ C harlrs Maready, who were t*. garded Hull's comment* as "ex­ riously Injured In an eotomobile ceedingly untimely lA this criti­ arcidrnt near Palalka Thanks, cal stage.'" giving morning, are getting along The United Slates has kept nicely, according to the victim'.! representatives of the British, grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Chinese, Dutch nnd Australian Willi* Mas Hawkins, alias Hpendlove, who vlaitrd the two Dr. Kenneth R, Bell, practis­ governments fully informed of women in I’elatks's Glendale hos­ the tnlk* with the Japanese. On­ WUlls Mas Pride, colored, wee pital recently. ing phsician and surgeon of San­ ly yesterday. U ndersecretary of convicted of second degree mur­ Mra. Maready suffered s dou. ford since August 1U39, died Stute Sumner Welles met with der in th* Fall term of Circuit blr fracture of a thigh bone suddenly last night in Csmp A ustralian Minister Richard 0. Court today and was sentenced ami cut* and bruises, and Miss Claiborne, U two hour* • follow­ Casey. fractured It nppears foregone that in by Judge M. B. Smith to serve Dobson received a skull. Both are slowly recovering, ing a heart attack. the event of hostilities the ABCD 24 years a t Halford. Mr. Spendlovs said, en.) added, Dr. Bell a t the time of hi* -A merican. Ilrillsh, Chineea and Three other sentence* were “tils* Dobson to Just beginning death was serving a t a captain Dutch power* will act In con­ proncwnced this morning by Judge tn so* out of on* ty* and be. In the lieservo Corps and was cert. fhulth ea the Court closed un- ginning to talk coherently.” Miss Dobson's and Mr*. Ms. statinnrd a , assistant chief of til Dec, 18, when one more rate realty's unrl* and aunt, Mr. and surgery a t Iho Station Hospital, wiU be tried. Johnny Smith, col- Mrs. J. A, Jenkins of Crewe, (’snip Cluiborn*. orsd, convicted of rape with a Vs., who went to I’alatka when He M»* horn In Sanford on recommendation of mercy by the they heard of th* accident, left July !>, IW02 uml for many year* for their horns this morning, Jury, w sa sentenced to lmprteonhi* father was minister of the JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 5 -<-D ntont for the rem ainder of his Mr. Rpcndlov* added. Methodist Church here. Follow­ — Best buy* In freeh vegetable* natural life. ing college work a t Southern for the coming week'* dinner Nelson Brown, colored, eon- APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED College In Clearwater Beorh, Dr. table* In thl* are* are Irish po. vlctod of manslaughter on a m ur­ Bell studied pre-medicine for two t u t o r s , c tb b ig e , carrot* without der charge, woe sentenced to ear* end Medicine *t Emory lops, beans, eggplant and pop­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 — OP) i err* seven y ea n at Kslford. — The appointment of ivrrsit Brig. in A tlanta where he pers. licet fru it buy* are grape­ Ho toe Sykes, Judged guilty of Gen. Philip B. Fleming to--ini' graduated as an honor studrnt. fruit. orange* and tangerine*. aggravated assault on a charge federal works sdmlpiURltor, lie was n member uf the Sigma Thai'* the advice to week-end of assault with Intout to m ur­ succeeding J. M. Carniddy was Chi social fraternity and Alpha food chopper* In Jacksonville and der; was sentenced to serve nine confirmed Thursday by tho Sen­ Kappa Kappa m edkal fratern i­ vkinlty from tho consumer divi­ ate. aathe In th* Ceunty JaU.. sion of th* Office of P rk * Ad­ ty The final case on the docket, Upon graduating from Emory, m inistration in W ashington, baaed the only one Involving a h* interned In Uir*« cities: at on Information from Army quar­ man, will he held Doe, IS. Emory Hospital in A tlanta for term aster m arket center* end Ih* Levey Lane will face a of th* on* yeer, a t Presbyterian (los division of purchases of assault with Intent to pits! In Chicago fo r ono year O. P. kL____________ _ ami following his Internship ol Barnes Hospital In Bt. Untie, he woe mad* aailetant resident eurgvun. H r practised m rdkine in Atlanta before h* cam* lo Sanford. Gary Oibaon, colored, Survivors of Dr. Bell are: his •Thor* will b* * -Commlnty _ ■£>*«. S - O P h - Sing” tonight Uf 7iJ0 o’clock at widow Mra. H enrietta Bril; two ■lightly Injured when the *•* .OILAMDO, . maternal aad Infant th* Tourist Center. Th* publk daughters, Deborah and Julianne; he waa driving collided with U ■tiw K vujurt* db. u lavIud. Including winter,' real- one son: Norman: hi* father, th* Ford driven by Glover Jahaeoa. aoaea to d tuberculooto tc urn the j , nU tnd yaer-reund rseldetito. Rev. Joseph F . B ell; on* eb ter, colored, on Sanford Avenue ye*. ■I dlooeeo problems, Mr*. T. K. MacDonald of Cocu- U nlay, according to , th* priice H .' Ptokott, state Thera will U a dinner-meet­ nut Grove; tw o beothrrs, WIN departm ent. No arrest* ing of th* Taylor Commendery bur K. Bell of U v * Oak and mad*. No. 28 tonight at 7:00 o’clock. Dr. F. Emory Bell of Palalka, I Aaaociatlon her* During th* business session an­ who I* a lieutenant In th* Medi­ SHIPYARD STRIKE SETTLED nual election *4 officers wiU be cal Corps and stationed a l Camp WASHINGTON. D*«. * l more full- held. Davl*. —Th* Labor Department Tkuraad a greatly Funeral services will b# an­ day night announced sattlemeu* a f puMl* inSaturday at aeon will bo the nounced later. of a two-day etrlk* at the Po­ m healthful •In* time fog Seminal* Cornu sey and Jon** shipyard*. Wash­ ington, D el, and »ald the IM 4 s m workvrt would return ta tM » workers to tnetr i combat tbs atatoV majJobe frlduy. The settlement, a ho added. labor deportment epokommm said, waa worked- out by F O B T ir S INSPIRATION ^ S t “ TRENTON. V. J-_Dec. I .- W •eat*lives of lb* C. L 6-InduOe trial Marin* aad Sklpbuildto* Worker* Union. maMguuMRi of U P. Rye, Ubor departaaeut, s »3 ^ n . ^ termed to Si nferd for toe winter, or promoting concilia tor. Ten** cram not m . ■ m at to deten r i ue who. nouncod pending raUfUutlo% kg, i 3 m a Puetor vlritod toe th* union. fcgro Cimvicted Mrs* Maready And Heart Attack Miss Ruby Dobson Of M u rd er By A Proves F a ta l re Recovering Circuit C o u r t To Physician Only One Case Which Involves A White Man To Be Tried Dr. Kenneth R. Bell, Reserve C a p t a i n , Dies In Louisiana Ik’Ht Vegetable Buys Are Named By O.P.M. Ml r,#w Wows Briefs Negro Is Injured In Auto Accident Diseases Named State Health Meet , w a closing time for Seminole Coun­ ty farmer* to sign soli conoer. ui£"eo£tv SIU S? Decision Reversed vbor, announced today. In Blind Conviction •S S ttS . who wao btjwrod aovoraf -Tho NowJeraoy.Bwpram, Court riXr* W ayrot Over N per cent *4 ftrrvrnment U * i ___ *• » > ■“ • S r / ’T- k "W— �f The Sanford Herald ' . "YOU'RE The County fommiMion has set th e date of January 27 for the holding of an $80,000 bond election for the con­ struction of Seminole County’s long sought and much need­ ed hospital. This sum added to the $70,006 issue already voted will make $150,000 available for the Job. It Is unfortunate that the project had been so long de­ layed that $160,000 will no longer b'lflld as good a hospital an it would have two or three years ago; Pricefe have Al­ ready goni up and they will continue to go up for son-e time to come. So, however bad it was to hive delayed the project this long, it would be worse now to further delay it nny longer than necessary. There Isn’t the slightest doub* that a majority of the people in Seminole County, and even a majority of the freeholders are in favor of building this hospital. They have demonstrated it time and time again in previous electi. ns and in e’ ery conceivable v-my ot IndleatT.g public cpmion. Nevertheless, because of tho Uw which re .uircs that at least 50 percent of the freeholders must vote in any bond election in order to render it valid, there is consider­ able danger that the election may be lost, not by opposition votes, but bv the failure of people to vote at ail. In previous elections the strategy of the opposition has been simply to stay away from the polls. No doubt that will be the plan of campaign this time. If those who are opposed to the hospital decline to vote at all, and then snv large percentage of those who arc In favor of it, forget BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY to vote or for any other reason neglect to vote, io that the total vote cast is less than 60 percent of the total num£ 5. ,,A V E nE EN « k r v . l>cr of freeholders in the county, the bond iaaue will fen INO SENSUAL AND MATER- to carry. IA I i IDEALS AND WORSHIP. W Q THEM WE W ILL HAVE Inasmuch as there is always a considerable amount of TO PAY TOR OtlR KOLLY: public apathy toward voting In any election, It can Im And lh« children of [srnrl did th a t which woa evil | n th» light anticipated that a good many of those who want the hos­ Of Jehovah and irevcd the H a| pital will neglect to vote. Some people would forget to vote if their own father were running for governor. Others would say that "My vote can’t change It much one way or SMALL t r a c k s in t h e s n o w the other anyway,’’ no matter what the issue. And so we fear thut unless there ia a strongly organ­ (Prom Tho Christian Helene* Monitor) ized and well conducted campaign to get out the vote, the bonds will fail to carry and the hospital will lie delayed Tall ma: where would a fieldagain, not forever of courac, because the fight for it will motive go On a winter'* night. In a foot go right on regardless, but at least for some months to of anowT come when building coots will be much higher than they Why ahouid he leavo a m ug IK. are already. Uo neat The Chamber of Commerce, the Jaycees, the Woman’s To______ aeamper about on the arch. , ____l tag eraat Club could have no better program for the next six weeks O f a drift? And tell the kind than to contact each and mtery freeholder and make sure O f logic th a t well* in a m ouie’i that everyone who has the right to vote In this hospital mind To ttOVf him out lo make a track clcctioh goes to th e ’polls on January 27. Acroaa the mow and not come bnekt Woa It a quickening aurge of • fear Born of on enemy lurking near T h at brought abandonment of Mo apotl Sadden rem em hrince of w>me. thing forgot T W M * hanger that spurred him • The Hospital hence Acroaa the field and beyond the Oy ho track up thin world of MOW . Bimplv to'aalve hi* mouae ego? —w . HARRISON BREWER Another good thing: do your CMjjptoaa i advertising early. Times aura hav* changed. Ra. m ta b er whan It was, considered Urn, patriotic thing to do to plow wader evary third pig. i atyle of shoo year a fte r fqr tha silly rasa on that w a comfortable.—Clarmoru l And r.jw whet are women, If so, why? • 1, *•» w friend of ours eallod up to M that tha BL Johns River g tho only olio In tho United tow hlch flows north ond th at i Oktochobeo I* not tho larg . lako wholly within tho Unit. faU a. Tampa Tribune, please Not Enough Training Yet eautifully tailored Shirts stripes. Priced $2.00 The famoua ainging tower will i play one month longer thia »<■»ron, opening on Dec. 2 and con. tinuing through April 30. The GAINESVILLE, Dec. S - ( 8pe. B< k Tower ia located near Lake ctal)— Enough ilaah pine scod. Walra and h o t' 12 milea from Ifng* to plant 200 acrea of new beautiful Cypreaa Gardena. foreat will he given to 4-11 Glob boya of Florida counties from the Suwannee River rnat and aouth to Hernando County, it itk ticket, id , year-old woman was In tha wood* near D*!.and her day. her body riddled Ever since the world war, research scientists have exiFsnled with fluida made from both vegetglrt* Md ojtlThoae tranefu- Testa so fef made .on eeven patients have shown fa* ble results. One of th* patients, ■ woman of B6, op­ ed <m for stomaeh ulcere, received Uhnxfusiom of tflU It) solution amounting to nearly « quart; whkh served w e n t shock resulting f^opt tua of Uood In the •Mar; ation. pectin ta ti# same as l. b a d In'm ating weoaiy, 'J v^7- in white, solid colors and $2.25, PAJAM AS 4-H Club Boys Will Receive Seedlings Ira. Koesevalt says she b e. m to bringing children op ' Ota Santa - Claus story. In t,- fha probably wooMn’t dta. m thalr mlnda of this popu.m yth onto after they became il success until recently when surgeona I hospital In Detroit, Mich., developed a h la being used successfully In place of HELL ENJOY A Bor The recent maneuvers In North Carolina, as well as the early ones In Louisiana, have demonstrated again that modern soldiers are made and not bom. Although the men modem ?; are receiv ng the highest praise for the manner in which S h h * . A^kuUuml R a le ff i they carried out thei* difficult aaalgnmenta, their own Service, generals are Haying that without additional training casualMr. iilacklnck nnd Extension tle» would ran high against a first class foe. Forootor L. T. Nil-land recently "To those Congressmen who courageously stoodI up in S £ ,dfr‘« T Z ' n V ^ m f f i S August to the difficult, unpleasant b u t1unquestionably ne- whkh the Container Corporation cesaary duty of voting tho extension of, tho Arnty Hcrtico of America haw purchased from, term,” says tho New York Herald Tribune, “we commend '*>• Florida F orest and Park 8«rthe conclusions of Lieutenant General I / ’mIIo J . McNair o n $ h u t l Urto r V anner*1'v o c a t i o n a l tho results of the recent 1st Army maneuvers. Bluntly agriculture student. and 4-11 club asked In an Interview yeaterday “whether the Army wnalmembem. Distribution l* being ready to fight, his anwtr wa» that 'given cdmnleto equip_b/ J*1* ,nor,'u Foraat ment they could certainly fight effectively. Byfc it Is to be I"*., ®,7. ?j.ni th. one m U added with emphasla that losses would be ^ d u ly heavy 11 ,\ ^ *1wjI1 fJ ,nt (bo"t and Results of action agalnat an adversary such aa the Q*r- ,,on *of forMt Un(U on mana might not be all that could bo desired.’ That la sufpreviously cut over for Mow SS and 30 Genrgin towchers are nulUIng their nreey <Uy ond Gov, Tali hxpreeaea tho heHef it h • « a a t of them are an. 'V * ■military service. It On. he bacauM they don't I work for Oev. Tahpaihtot Kt to tho slow pay for G OING WITH THE BEST PEOPLE!" Rayon S ilk s ........ $3.50 Interwoven Broadcloths $2iX)-$2.25 SIZES A TO D ALSO SLIMS LOAFER JACKETS Tai^Herringbone $10.00 55c and 4 0 c . PlBin T$n Wool $8.9$ A SURE G IF T 'fo r .p o r t- c a .u a l pairs $1.10 ■ w B. L PERKINS NOLDS' DRUG CORRECT MEN’S WEAR CORRECT MEN’S W j �•- -; : v - - y -------- — ••V - • ■' - ^ - u q a t , D B C B m m s, i m i ■M l m m k m m m -------- 1-----— e — -------------------------------------------------------------• . _______________ ___________ _ i ■ ■ — a ■ ■■■- ■ . -• . '' • PAGE THREE. TOE SANFORD HERALD. SA N F O R D , FLORIDA Woman’s Club Has Mrs. II. W. Rucker Annual Luncheon " Reports On Meeting Circle Three Meets With Mrs. Hagan tl Shlllhi'l • f. ,h Mi < W ^ f 1.. k 1. .1 M |i M l W • i M; SI» Vim InII. M. II .• 1V Circle Three uf the \\’..mrii** M. . d. 11 i Society of Christian V«rvi«-r *•f Mi*, j , tit.l \| the Mrthmliat Churih ih« t at tie* 1»;»\ ,.| home of Mr-*. 1. |* H-tgun nil Park Avenue imi Mtiinlm n h n noon at which tune n i*ioirt;»iu wan pre«ent«tl un*h t tin- tlire* . tion of Mr* W I. t lark The meetinif w.«« u|»e»»eil witli the irroup jonbrmi .......... •' *acrompameil nt t »«. |. ..* *• • | Mr*, t*. |* llertiilf> I il- v • tmnal wun %-tiiiilm t. •! l v Mi i» |. ljin«»ii|r. % I*. iII. w%».*• n .. the |boem, “ We 11 Hi II •\ . Star Ami Are t ...... ••im . *'.v •v N.»«. _ . . ,.u The spirit of Christmas preR»*% I wih|r the* thrm r, "Florl I C lepnone 14“ vailed throughout the program da’» l*i •sliU-niM in i .immunity which w a, presented a t the sn- Livmc • f the l*iirvnt Tracher 1nual luncheon and bo-ini-- meet- ronv* M n. John Brumlry on Celery which wa** h«*l«l re ­ j ing on Wednesday of all of the Avenue at 1:30 o’clock. coin \ in I im ps, ,M»« II W. j departments of the 11 Oman's Rucks r 11r i'«it I•*ii t of the SemCircle Fly*, Mrs. A. D. Smith. I Club, under the direction of the inol* * flinty ('ouncil, tr|Mirtr«l chairman meet* with Mr*. Victor ministers' wives, "with Mra. K. on th. highlight* nl thr meetihe Greene, Jewett* Lane, for lunch l • of in* >rmtnolr I* T \ which • t 12:30 o'clock. | Mm. If R Chapman of Jack- P. Brownlee as chairman. ,W _ FRIDAY The story of Luke’s version *•* %h. I-1 m the *rhixi| auditor- i Circle Six, Mra. J. D. Wood- , ionvillt* i* vimtin,f hrr mother, Vt o rk rr, Council of lb* T in t of the nativity was read, and iuni Pne^iluy •fterw«N»n. p s p tlit Church wDT meet a t,th e n iff, chairm an, meet* with M n. ! Mr*. J. S Hinkle «ri.l h* r »i»trr. ! u Christmas prayer, which wa* Ml i n .duration rr*tw the re- , a nnex a t 6:90 F . M. Supper wtn J. C. Hutchison, Indian Mound Olive •Dinklr. C | written try a ( hristian Japanese, •poi.-.« i»\ ,if fitting the chilli j ^a M rrrd to all tboaa who hare Village at 3:3U I* M. The Business Women’s Circle ; *it iIucnI hmi i< thi Dr and Mrs. W C McCall of *’> »' » 'Irt uslin ' for »o* oi liftme K r.tiiKRiiim in* ceuH B H , w reservations. with Ihr thought of t«unin«tinir. )orur ........rh-fenm*,** Mr*. Stella I*. Arrington, chair­ PinecuRtlr were rrc**nt visitor* of Rucker 1 \ : i Ionic . fen re," Mr*. Mr* Rocker thr mrmbrr* of th r “UruthrrhooM man, meet* with Mrs. W. S. Mr. and Mm. lleor*** It. Mc­ Much Jquoi.1 .me off the *|»rj»k**r*. *|»eak«*r*. Muchi ' * . , .J of Man.** Bromley en Celery Avenue at Call. Sa t u r d a y A mwllfjf of (hriatimi* r*rol* t Z ' Vhi T " . r ' . h r ' Sto. Matilda L*Boy.r. 18. I.avv. ry B>rr■, Tu" ’" 7:30 P. M. Ladles of tha Congregaf -ibe' court In WWU Plain*. N. where I The song. ’’Jov i.. the W.-I.l Mr. and M r. George It McCall , directed by Miss Dorothy Ssnford M il. " iL k e ? i hw h! Circles of the W M. IT. of the f lonal Church will have a be soar F irst t .■ininiomtv Isaac Brown, 41, la on trial, charged ,u n «r *'v ,hl " " " 'I " 1'. " " I as their guest. Miss was sung with Miss Sanford. Mis* ............!r, \ Baptist Church will meet have ha.l ad cooked 'food sal* a t the store Edith Bennett, a student nt Stct- ' Gladys P'l'l»n. A’llffortl Ptrrctor. ................ ... 1h..' mos, energy, ^ ^ . " p t l o . to murder her, j J ' X , : ' t T C >%'. ormerly occupied by Skdye’a as follows: Circle One, with Mrs. J. J. son University in Dr laipd, and . *nd David t.atchel tikm g l*nrt, •mot. V .... I *time 1111* IS -pent IS* If"Io r ............... Ipedalty Shop. 'A n o th er reading tru n k ;.......... I accompanied at the piano by youi^ Bolly on W est First S trre t at a cousin of the McCallH. -rated that there are *l**ter Brown Mr« Fthel Hioinaa and M yrrh”, • Mu* A Inm t ’rauthani. 3:30 P. M.. Olfe. kind. ,.f love, the |hh-Iic.' Ml** Kvelyn Hamel. Ml* l ame MONDAY Mra. K I) M•*li)*•y "ill h i r e I Mra Ralph Austin Smith rcntl prot*«ii\c an,| effective, the l»»«t \lderm an, Mr*, ( d o u r I . Fit*, ttiiv given •>' Circle Two with Mr*. W C. • T h e Y. W. A. of th« First tomorrow fur Tampa where *he [ nine cxmiiiiiimlmenta in keeping baiie the moat important • Mr* Calvin Oilhnm. Mr* II II 1 The program w.» Baptist C hurch. will meet at the DeCoursey on 2 in West Nine, will vtwit with her Inother-in • with the ( hri'tnm s thought Mi M Rucker related that an I’attiahiill Mr*, t N Leonard.I a prayer offered b> ht|*lll6 pome of Miss Gladys Pippin at teenth S treet a t 3 It) I*. M. *aa a, a } Circle Three, with Mrs. H. E. law ami Riater. Mr ;imi Mr«. S. • Mra A I* McKiy. iliatrlrt Oth* • ap,Mker declared Morula .Mr*. J. C Rill*. J r . Mr* l*auy 6:00 P. M. for an out-door ham­ Mi* I niMing D. I'itmiill, for Revet nl weeka director «•( IMstiict >#*vrn. who hi a , definite malnutrition ion. | Kiniberlin, Mr*. Berth i l.ituHey, | burger fry, to be followed by Morris on 1728 Locust Avenue mad** h«*r official vi*it li» t lit* bleu • •|inille«l hy o \|y one other Mi*a l*abel Hodgcra, Mr* Fdaon the regular meeting. Anyone with Mr*. C. P Henderson a* club, commmdiHl tli«* dull on it* •tat, hi the union He urged (Jolt, Mr*. David S | mor and Mr*. wishing transportation, contact co-hoatess at 3:30 I1 M. defense program Her talk waa p»i*"t* to aii)MTVi*e the irtdio Walter Yarborough of tieiievu Circle Four, with Mr*. E. S. A fter ■he |itotrtiini .fill ' ti*till ••* V isa Martha Wright. tiaaed on a “ Hack to t hutch” lllr.'t ill8: reffc'•hitii ut * v\ • t . . • v. 1 1 p r t 'i'ti 'o f.»r their children Tha following circles of the Rockey. 1310 Park Avenue with them<* and *ho urged the mein b) lh»* ho.te wu l»* lit. (•dlt.W *6»f well i» their theta Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary Mr*. G. S. Selinan ■* co- hostess bera to le patriotic and attend Mr* 'IV 1 Hr %tin Mi \\ ill' 1 at 1:30 P. M A- *her *|H’aker told will meet aa follows: church becau*e "the clinch la yout'i i mil,| he eiliie.ited to ntor. t h. -t. 1hints 1Circle Flee, with Mry R. W. ( Intk. \lrCircle One. M n. L. F. Boyle, true demiHracy in action” t r \lrw \Y r Ft* I.K Mi ah* hut that it cannot la* *old chairman, will meet at the homo Ware on Palm etto Avenue with HAPPY BIRTHDAY (Miring the huHtlle** s.lollf a* » "iiOnoditle* nre 061111 1 11. Mlb’ 1It r ftilot). Mi - 1* II db M n. Mary Bolly. 1116 Myrtle Mr*. W. P. Brooks. Jr., as coDie meeting of t net, F«mi I Mr*. H < Moore, fir-t vH*e hostexs. at 7:30 I*. M M Ikoothy Sanford, who ie Avenue at 3:30 P. M. H.irry llrewnli-e Women’* Sotiety ,.f , prealdent. uniioiiuced tile pntilie p re a .it,.| t Ha* lonvenliovi ,i* i of the Circle Six. with Mr*. M. F Circle Two. M n. W. II. Bach, It A. lo b h «how which wa-* i*p«>n*<Me<l hy deb uti. from with Seminole High t hriHti.m Service of the Metho. chairman, will meet at the home Smith in Floral Heights dial Church w«* opened on Mon. , the club and a preview «•f the Sch. • gav«* her reaetmn a« of the chairman. 917 Holly Ave- Mr*. Fred Myers a* co-hostrss at NOTICE picture was given by Mi* W. furdmg to the teat hero’ view , iday with the memhet-* ie|iealui; 3-30 P. M. nue at 3:30 o’clock. 3.98 Die me, t. I., t'oopet The regular monthly program poi • i vIn* oaid that if pari-nt* the Lord** I'ruyrr • Circle Three. M n. Dslsv Lewi*. The Amei ienn l.egom Auxili­ Mra. J (j r,-«i(it*itn defenae W< *M -elid dll'll Value illlldlen to mg was held a* tile home « f JL lrm an . will meet with Mia* and business meeting of ‘-e W. ary will iio^’t al the Region Hut J F M. Cl. Hand on I with a good night • -let |» Mr* May Magill. B10 Magnolia A**, S. C. H. of the Melhodot Church tonight ii 7 .to o*» Im k Ail ninu- din iriiian. n polled on tin* vuiik j k I' Tbut had Li-cii net ioiiplnlu*«l on amt , gt.srtl III *l k fa •I, lloll Itie F m in h Avenue nue at 3:30 J*. M. with Mr*. P. will he held at the -hutch nl hers me mgeit t-* att*n.I Mi * 11 II Ci umh \ p i, •,,|e I the Red I low. Roll I’till Plid ten * 3:00 P. M. preceded hv the lo u td ••met till,if B. Smith a* co-hostess. • • r lltr llllwlll* <* s • lull .till 1 ,,, . auKKeat«d that each tneiitl»er pie dr i Circle Four, Mr*. F. T. Meri­ meeting at 2:3D P. M. The Secoml Aiimiid H o n d a nf ^ ,t|||. |Mllir , urll <hlV TUESDAY i 11 olll \lr . A K Shiirnink« i . "Hit •i. 1. 1 w ether, chairman, m rrt* with Orange Picking 1 oiite-t will lie | w>r,| ......... ..............wt„r ..... . I tie eon. ih r iilrvutiiiPiil. I'l.m- tu 1 in |«I trio • • The A tarlan Class of the First Rtageil at Avon C o n g re g a tio n a l lHr l-M | nrsiiur) Mlilt'll |s* xpIlllMHl || l»V Vei•* • Ms 111lit*f . opei itive Is* :r•*i*t with Ihr 1 if. Baptist Church will have it* an­ U * t year the evrnl attracted ! ^ ” 7 lub * M i.. \V t ’ Kiiek«oti rn ' n 1111 ILini|itiT whis h * ill hr r ivrit . a great •-1 nual C hristm as party at the 7 000 „n,| Wllh er Insti.vrm< Mrs ft < 1 l...ii I w olcoliO'd back n.lt* the church ann*x bbfin n in f a t ft.HO ,larged — .—, ---__— the......... , •p i I U-tWeen te; i tier ami p •I program coming event At ihr ch»*r * 1 Ihr hit* tin*** I • nr* l lor a piofi hoional riiTe:*P. M. In the form of a covered la ra,reeled to draw over twice cltll . at'*«lull ihl* hlUtl’s*. -if xr.l Mm. K J Nel-tui, Jum ur Club tint .,! leader her ir . 1 dish *upper. All member* are In- that number. chairman, announced the t ’hriat- •he -tail'd She freohnient* to the tti||,,wmg eited to attend and bring a 10r Mr*. Martini Mot fell \ | (w \ ntn* ( harity IMI whuli will bo th. g ift to put under the Chrlatmns i’i akr « WIII a ii |iiil»lii*||y S a tu r d a y A fte rn o o n Silo# maker. overed given hi tin* Hotel .Ma\ fair on illr. . • f. r a r bibli ii * atJiru M Reniu«nt, Ml* to atteml and hr me .i tree, also a covered dish. „f Mr- e K M.K The regular meeting of the diah. a b " a Htc gift t put un­ lh«* evening of I let 17 and in lit • R io •if III tv 1hi­ uhilitiri nf D e c e m b e r fith vited everyone to attend. Ill ad oil • t lltlsl In* .8 ll 1• lilks* II ” l.ontlonherg. Mr-, Fort Mellon Chapter of the Son* der the Chri*tnu»a tr* •• The Red Cro«a «ewmg r«*om* ilithm to tliincmg there will be and Daughter* of the Territory 1»i (.•Ik * hii h V %II nindr hv fit hi. Mr* II D I..new . II. M.* N e x t to P o s t O ffic e I * r - T ! , 1,1,n r ' Smilh. *" « * of Florid* will be held at the a t the Woman’* Club will im* game* of rummy j*nd budge nntli (5... .............I Ib.llan.l I m * a fa«hion dtow Ticket* may II. ..V ............... ..... . , * r .|K Mr- < ru in . r. \ |. - < irl home of Mr. and Mr*. F. K. R ou-Jopen all .l»v and it aril be ”Kv, F o n n e r ly ^ fa d y e a • pr«H uretl from any member of mlllat, 010 Palmetto Avcnua a t cryborly’* Day ” Anyone Intce■!••• lb. Ins -trintur. » ,lb .( M'-s It.- . /...b -.n 8:00 P M. A full attendance U rated i* invited ti attend a part the Junior Woman** Club Kis < ... ti.. >“y** Wlllll>" " Hr Klixabeth T'racy gave nri of the .lav or all d»\ A covered the annual I *• meeting wa- opened with W1 , l% urged Unco II I* dish luncheon will In* *ervrt*l nt intereating re|HK| of the County election of officer*. kv wna dc' 'lioruil on “ Faith”, explain * The Fidelia Class of the First the mam hour All article*, ci. Federation meeting which Baptist X h u rch will hnvo it* i n. th er finished or unfiniohe*! *houLi held recently in l.ottgwood. ing IimW it could lu> applied (O' nual Chrlatma* party »t th - fc, turned in at this meeting At the conrluaion of the bua- ev.'kdav living \ halance nf —* — horn* of Mrs. M. W. Dear Is) on WEDNESDAY uieaa the ofterniHiu waa apent I I ' m i ; wa* ieporte«| m the tre « .| f’ontrihuting to the i.»v *f per. 107 Weat Sixth S treet nt 6:30 A*alea Circle of the Sanford in playing game* of bridge und auiv and a total of JlHl pmd.ann* who were ill in the Fee. P M. All member* »rc incited G ardrn Club will m ert a t the rummy with high im rr prita m* mitt • aRip* wip repoi teil hy mild-luiuirbtim Memorial llo-pital U'ing won l>v Mra. W II. Ship- M* John Sparkman. on Thank-giving Dnv. various py. .Mr*. A. M I’hilipa wna the S Itrutnie) presided orguniiation- ami individual- -eul icreeno winner ami rummy print lni«in«'** meeting and food, flowi'rs and otlu-i Ihmg* waa awanltal to Mr*. Cilenn K. reminiscent of Thanksgiving la *peakiio McKay. Ilo-teaae.a for the after the hospital last I’huisduy noon were Mr*. M. (*. .Swingle Espreasing uppieeintmn on he. Mr*. II. Middleton ami ,Mrs . J half of the patients, ihe hospi* t r 0 Huff. s-»l ntithnn'ie h:i\. extended their thanks to the members I)<*cornttonR ftir the party con of the fnui circles of the San. listed of U rge taaket* of pom fi rd Garden (Tub for the fruit, svttias, lUaxiilan, pep poti nun and au Tiu> hum., uf .to Mr*. m............. " \V. I. Siv* j • • • * •1 • litfhli',1 Christmas Ires* with tin* j n.-v, » u- th.- svin* «.f .1 nii-cel flowers and rookies; to Mr*. A • A ll Waul \ T o G ive Y our llr tle r H ill! e if t, for the ' Children's llom r.'i'neous >h. , . r mi r'nday after- f . Thomas for hci flowers; and I 'a r k rr -W ild e r Hoc let y placed under It. l-uiichrm. n'">n when 'l l - Si,.,, uml Mr- J. to the Girls' Auxiliary of the Ca lured F la n n e l tables hrld urranKrnirtits i f 1 Mcl.iiin ..f Gmevu. Mrs F. tV. F m t lloptist Church fur the TOWELS • G s th e re d trav favors which they m ade; s* poinsettius nnd lighted red cat 'V»nt ..f Winter I'nrl, and M B a rk lies placed in urecn hublers. The I oralne Yarl».r..iiKli of I ke Mary well as to all other persons whv • S e t-In H ell officers’ tabre waa crntrreil with •■nterlairiiil "*— — 1— — of Mr*. Theo­ helped to bring cheer and cum. m 1...... honor Choo.a from gli»t*ninf ray­ • ruffed large red tap er. In Breen hold dora II Ltndoey, a recent bride, fort to the patients. Adding much to the beauty of Nhoulders on satin, criap rayon U lfvera. Mrs. S. D. Highleyman wu- formerly Mi*** Ruby Refer «. With contrast­ tas. rich with ambrol.lvry chairman of the decorations root Mr*. Sieg’a home on Buck |j»ke the , hn-pitnl grounds, numerous ing border*. Hlaet I t to II. and laev! Cloud-soft quilted niittee assisted by klrs. W A w.** Im-otii if w 'I with decoration* of flowers and shrub* have been Fluffy terry I Red. B e lte , K elly G reen rayon., tool Flower-strewn U-uvitt. Mrs. M. W. Deariao. Ironic and yellow rhry*anthe- planted recently by the b rau tifi. 22" a 44". . prinU or hvavtnly color* in I Mrs. J . E. Baker, Mrs. A J imirna. A large cornucopia, tied ration rim m illee of the Garden MaUUag t i p p e r and wraparoun.l ! Vounr, Mra. John C. Lee und with gold rihlnin* mingled with Club, under Ihe ilirretkin of Mrs. Cloths. stha. lie Mrs. J. B. Ray. styles. 12-12. fern, "poured forth” numrroti* Ernlor C urlelt, Mrs. II .11. Mr. Those present were- Mrs. \ gift* of *ilver. cryatul, linen* nml Caslin and Mrs. F. A. Uric. B u d g et-C riC **1 r » * h,onH T. McKay, Mrs. C. K. Dawson. • ther Um ful pM .ent* for the hori-I .SHOPS Mrs. Baker, Mra. Young. Mrs BiUby-the-flra housecoats Mrs. Ilnb Murphy nf Oviedo, Highleyman, Mra. Iaav itt, Mrs. _In _ A ro •nd b ttluvurioul In In iu rior*yu l r«yDeariao, Mra. M. G. McNair. Mr- aicompamrd by Mrs. Harold llul on satins, velvet, rayon Cooper, Mra. Smith, Mrs. W- D ill man of Osceola, sang two songs, ■uedta and otliers others! « Meeds, Mrs. C.. P. Herndon, Mrs and » unique m utest written ly J. Mrs. A K. Shoemaker was re. Maa'a aaliaad 7inned or w wrapmd Zipped rap­ II. J. Lehman, Mra. O. P. Hern I Bills was read hy Mrs. llills on elected to serve as president of around. 12 to 42. don, Mra. W. A. Patrick, Mr*. the "Romance of Ted and Ruby”, the Wesleyan Service Guild of (In m l i n e d II. M. Papwnrth, Mra. U 'a I! Ihe story was interspersed with the Methodist Church st Its far apart*. I.esher, Mr*. Shippy, Mra. Moore. appropriate soligs played by Mrs. meeting which was held a t the B ed J a c k e ts Mra. Ailga Thomas. Mra. Itfll- llildem -n with the title of the,hem e of Mrs. K. M. Arinitagv com, Mrs. E. A. Duuglaa, Mrs o.ng w ritten on a piece of paper .last evening. K. Compton, Mrs. G. IV.McKay. l y th* guests. A game of ’’Advice Other officers elected were: Mra. J . W. Lyles, Mra. Erick in the Bride” was nest enjoyed.! Mrs. Jack Burney, vice president; Cosy brushed son, Mra. J . R. Adams, Mrs. It After the guest of honor had I Mrs. (!. K. McSIurrow, secre. ravnn. ravul> W . Ruprecht and Mra. M. <’ lened her many glftr. the hos- U ry ; und Mrs. M. E. Friend was satin or crapF.'tridge. lessea served refreshments of re-elected as treasurer, Also. Mrs. Brownlee, Mra. Ro­ draw berry ice cream pie and . The devotional was given by niff(v | Mrs. Jsrk H ynt who chos« as bertson, Mra. W ardsworth. Mrs Those present with the guest of Jher subject the painting ’’MaJohn Mtiseh. Sr., Mra. P atter, I donna of the Chair. Mrs. Hhoe. son, Mra. Ray, Mra. Philips, Mrs. honor and hostesses were: Mral W. E. McLain. Mrs. Harold l'r« ld ed over the business HaUamjn. Mrs. Mamie U e Den session, after which an exchange of Christman gift* was made and 11lit, Mra. Carolyn Weeks and Mrs. Dave l.cvy of Knnfurdt Mrs, llob refreshments served. Present were: Mrs. Shoemaker, Murphy, Mrs. M. ude Contes and Mr*. W. M. Martin uf Oviedo; Mra. Burney, Mrs. Friend, Mrx. 0 . II. I'ulnim . Mrx. M. B. Smith, Mra. Howard Lindsey, Orlando, Mra. J. W. Childre, Mrx. Paul Mra. A. F.. Moran, Mrs. EUa M. Johnson, Mrs. Ja rk Flynt, Mrs. Claaka Randolph. Mrs. A. A- Morin, Mrs. MrSlarrnw, Mra. II. A. Swanson, •Wpaa. Sam Lavy. Mra. Henry lav y , Mrs. Mrs. Nancy nroek, Mrx. ArmL tago, Misx Ethel Riser and Mias J. M. fc’tineeipher. Mr* Urtty Ruhrman. Morrta, Mr*. Nettle E| Mr*. Voasller of Ukewoc J.. Mr*. J. W. Hall. Mrx DaBaaa, N Mra. Swingle. Mi UUMMi ri. nwingir, Mr*. Charles Ward, Mra. M cCuhit,. Mr*. ( I to r it II. Brldg*. Mr*. Middleton, Mr*. U P. Ilagan. Mra. R. J. Holly, Mr*. J . H. H ealth, Dr. Tracy. Mia* Iran* U raly Ray* MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendai er so rials l).\ NCR Regularly 2.98 ,hil Methodist Church •*\» fBAZAR • FANCY Work • Cooked Food • AZALEAS th. . A Glamorous II III Iv H«MnI >ll|* I II j it it.. tf,v,„« ti... Hospital Patients (Jet Food, Flowers Mrs. T. II. Lindsey Honored At Shower HOUSECOAT VO JA C K E T I l o l l s W 0 0 (1 S tt r u l e r s 129 T h e ” 1*1 Sw . a . e . ” „f 1911, will* llit* fl.ktt. i iiuj «rl-in •h o u lilrr. Wesleyan Service Guild Electa Head Far i r t i i RITZ 98c A • Olpon •»« J ZZv\ 1 ,,<h 14,1 I f F • All Hoi lvw< -------- I SH< Today and Saturday Double Program FOR A PERFECT CAR W ASH a a a Nightgown* Replete with Uca. embroidery, rtk . FKATIUK NO. 2 Dgfva ia today* S. a ENGLISH 7 RANDALL - ELECTRIC CO. • f i A L F i nL vy *j f*i E ta c trk a l a M w k a l d a n 1 -fW — rv ;1 ‘ '■r — • / Jr' rJ tJ5« 'A - a -se-ek"A‘ * --- 'A' ' \ I I -------------- ^ .... ...............- y . m . ■ �I IfiiaM46- >*•.•• K.y r « " tv »“ yy.’v , s '* .iu►i >,^r. V'EftVw > TITUSVILLE, Dm . • — (Bp*eltd)— A *p«cta) pro-Chriatm** sal* featuring Christmas J ( « r . ■Donj of notWw mstartala. b o lt day take* and r ift feosM o f ALTMAN’S USEDCARS - w it h a n The Money languages; Him Audrey L. Packham, aoooeiaU professor of ade­ emlion; Dr. T W aU w A daau, asaaeiata p r i m e o f physical educa­ tion; Dr. R. W. Plane*, professor of economical add Dean Window B. Anderson, «*-offleto mem ter. The commit!** aspect* to an­ nounce final arrangementa far the following program: an annual twaday conference on mental hygiene to be held at RolUna and to which the teacher* of grade acSocle, high achoola, and coflegaa in Florida art to be Invited; a regular week­ ly radio program on mental byglene lubjectai and a special coyne far totcMrs end parent* on subjects relating to the pro-eehool and elementary school child. ok THAT COUNTS” SPECIAL Auumnceneot Lot oo h«lp yo« riEa*r*’ I motknOxe, rem odri.yow Permanent • Wave de Luxe For you who loro the lu iurlea of life, a perman­ ent w art (hat is a revslation to receive. AIT preparat tone come Individu­ ally— boxed —."/or you” alone. Mayor Of Crystal River Arrests Self - t INVERNESS, Dae. t — (SpaI— W. A. Alreo, 80.year-old or of Crystal JUrtr, reeofa tha fact that “Tbs U p 1* respecter of pwM M ,* and i ha found htmsatf rathe 1542 License Tag With Every Used Car Sold Before December 10th This Offer Ex­ pires Dec. 10th, ' 1941 ’, and aston. B. C. May coats which nrt a whim. Altman Chevrolet Co. 110 Magnolia < WAUCIIULA. Dec. 5 — (.Spe­ cial)— Research work at the Rang* Cattl* Espcrlment Sta­ tion near her* has been Inau­ gurated, following several months of work In tha construction of buildings, ftneas, roadways anJ other physical equipment, ft was announced by Dr. Wllmon Ntwall. director of the Unieer. ally of Florida Agricultural Ex­ periment Htstlon. • Experimental •'Wk been Initiated with paature* and feeding. Appointment of Gilbert A. •■ •bar o f Bunnell is assistant animal husbandman at the sta­ lk -T V V P ™ * ! recently by w o State Board of Control, and -----Dr. Newall approved apS. M. Hodges nlst to eon. Investigations throughout tho ga eattl* *r- LJB Jot Blalock LT Dick Wlldung 1X1 EndtcoU Peabody C DaroId Jenkins * ItO Chal Daniel ItT Jim DanUU ItE Holt Hast ' Q Frank Albert LH Bruce Smith RH Frank Slnkwtch FB Boh Westfall LOW C gtf^E A ^ UAYMENTB The Sanford Atlau dom*on Mbmesot* Kttvtrd Missouri TWai Okla 8U U Alabama. . Mgnford Minnesota Oeorjle MMhigan Zr.iH; nVn TrooP> 41-yoar.old {Uw,rk- N. real as. tat* broker, wae killed Thursday aftar he fall from a thlriLatory Window of an Ocaan Front hotol W the pavement. DON’T MESS AROUND! You a r a h ere b y notlMed t a l l h a a b e t a la s tllu ta * a t you la th a C ircu it C o u rt • N inth JadlelaT C ircu it, la MO Hea g n a te C ounty, F lo rid a , • W e b y e a a r a b erab y ka ta a p p e a r (p a e a a sa lly a n b to ra e y ) to a n s w e r th e Btl C om plaint file* la tb a pa* A N D HA Y B you* r t t o n K (JttAt’H MADK Y OK CHMlST-t Bob Gud«. Vanderbilt Art Goforth, tile* Institute Paul Lillis. Notr* Dam* BlDy Head* non, Texas A . 8 K Jack Crain, Texas Jimmy Nation, Alabama Daraoo Moaer. Texas A .A M. Pst* Laydan, TdxaT* . 1 F l o r id a . C IU n L IM in c h a n c ery. DIVOHCB L. VOORIIEKH. I’laln- LLOTD l,n*. a e tlo s fa r . ditto C ourt. olb erw U in a n d lb* I t h d a y al co u n ty , •an te b e la g a L et* 14 a 18 llloek < C am er­ on. P U l H<»k | p e g s 8* > T b s assessm ent of th e sal* p ro p erty ' u sd e r th e eat* c e rtifi­ c a te leaned w as la th a nam e a t U aknow n. U aleaa said ce rtlflc a la sh all bo. ra * te u o % according t a law . th d &m rjhtr«!» wt\ Half P ifa DAVID M* P k * A t* . TELEPHONJ|'|M| »»»»»■ - ■o . p i ie r n : C treull • C iw rt. Bat C ounty. 1 m w m m to w n o . I U TNI* BOX OF a n e w or^ t f r u M T i s g r m c » m a I rea7 o r u o a n o t ic e ta H E tu ra y a t v IN . Da* J j W. Turner baMOg *4-TBK srtllW ato No, 88, teeaeg t b a T tt sy *4 O ctober A. D.. Ill* ,, baa Is* M a t la aty sflto * « a * baa P h o o * <S7. f ***£ ''8 L * Complet* Wi LabriaUioa T W f4 * R Thousands SERVICE c h a p t e r i r m r o r l*b* • n o t io n » K K H r .u r g i v e n . T h a t It ,1 1 K elly b o ld e r o f T s* C e r t t / l r a t . No. 8*8. Issue* tb e Ttb d a y a t A ugust A. D - 1818, baa file* sam e In my v ffle s an* k*» m ade ap*llcatb>a fo r a U S deed I*, bo Issued thereon. S aid t t r t l '*"L ot I t B p riag H p a ta o e k T b s aseeesm eat or th e sa id pfX>- n e a l e . ’ embswroa lb s follow lag sety w ader tb a sal* r e f t If Wants deaoefbed p ro p rsly In t b a C oaaty a s Issue* l a t b s sa m e o f II. H. of M eatauls, m a le of y io rld e . to* N - Wleboldt Studios i v SUNOCO irtlfta o le No. 4*1, Issue* th e Tib sy o f O eteker A. D . 1181, baa 1*4 m m In a ty o ffice an * bae • d e ap sU catlo a fa r a t a x deed i be laesed thereon. gal* p e rild a ta em braces tb e follow *a* ■earthed p ro p e rty la Ik e CO uaty f aem laete. S ta te U F lo rid a. to - so m e G IV E ! 1 0 & P ark Buford AV M M C ItO RT RE Q LH RH F’ — m as SANDWICHES ALL KINDS O ft ANGEL’S Mai Katnar, Tsana./ AIf Beaman. .’Nscthwssttrn A1 WlaUrt. Michigan Via Id* - Martin RE John RofcM*. bul q BUly HMenbeand. LH Bill Dudley. VM h "H ■•rtettL'k COM E I N N O W ) — hkfohk TO O L A T E — ; wit: dtroaciAL r n c t r r , J " * , . a im iN o tn Matnber Ftdtrtl iXponl w | First Federal ;; Savings & Loan >•! Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken SECOND TEAM LE LT LO C RO ______ _ MIAMI BEACH, Dee. B - ( * ) l ’craottA l L m i b« fo fB y o u b o rro w ,” rodndioa homo t o u p l o a Boo f t w llfc- a I o a t dolmy: - Phono 41 Research Work Is PRESS' 1941 CAPTAINS' ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Under Way At Post CENTRAL Poe. MAMS SCHOOL FALLS S FLOORS TO DEATH g an o ala, K a a e a e i -It will pty to cofUQlt <mr dtract p . PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP W&m SANTA CLAUS : SAYS: (• h o m o w ith ou r h n ricosl* < 1 m - t o , . Dm IX IS tV e t �- — r : 7 - r^ rr& m •- J ’ r - - - - '-■e a a - i- J J B w Lewis’ Candy bowling anerd brto firs t place in standings • In bowling this « N k when ■ Um9 m contests M a BpewSr white the fo ru m lead- H. Herbal, 156; W. Jennings, 1M; E. Kirehhoff, 154; H. Appleby, IM i W. Write. 151; R. Mann, -1U; «nd a McCauley, 150.' ' H « t week’s ‘ schedule is as follow*: On Tuesday, Spencer Harden « . Pepel Cork, and Lewie Oady w . Graprite- Wednesday. Coea C d t w . Boysl Crown, and Lnri:y Boy vs. Dukes Tsrsrn. AH bow lets are reminded that they most compete in 75 per cent « f the schedule to share in Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beer MOVES U P T o p S ifo lj FRKB DKLIVKKY —PRONE «M BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIRST STREET NEW YORK. Dec. r , . _ m _ N ary and lla rs ird rs rh placed taro men on the 1911 All-Eastern football team coihpiln] today by the Associate,I Piers. " Drawn from the powerful Navy array which lost only to Notre AT LANEY’S DRUG STORE to 6AdC suprro Park W11J, t Chattanooga KAJ Supper Urea k fast G » sip « A « ty f<e rhsrVEAR. *>jp AtL WAY tUMiflXItO I EARLY id -fAt' NAfl0dAL Y latt / Septem ber . / Deri WAS fACiNOOOR OUMPiON SBVtfKAU •fve-T AdV Id l«?do PC fdR crieP M O i CiCwSS «N THE FiN A U A t r e w e r r m ill s C h ris tm a s ia c o o e H aB Whnt h rttrr v%»\ i« •h',Mtti rxprci*-» y«»ur Christmas KMctinK' than t> *hai<- with . r*»ur* fztnrfy A A P N E U -U ; B. L. Perkins ' correct lm rre w ear «ruf ^ th r rich. vka»ni i|intlit w** »' Ja tk 'o Pur nil Hs»|• «ii»y fchtiulHN, ^t-Tvv winwith m m h. ujm* *Mir f.n»* liquor* for cocktail*. His H ones A t Miami SKYKIDER SHOES for boys C o c k ta ils ! v CORAL GABLES, Dec. 6 — MAI AAAOri*-fH«J AlAfOoriYAMAtfcJR .(Special)—Hirsch Jacobs, who. Tfcurii* flamy** * i etc* n a a t Ado *to has headed the list of American rid M « P PfloflBKioriAU *Ad«3 trainers more times than a n y ! other man, 4nd Who holds topi place again thl« year, has check- 1 rd In a t Tt>pic»l Perk with one of the strongest divisions of horses he haa ever drafted for *No Competition in this land of sun- year shine. Tl Numbering a doien head, the play shipment oomprise* Total Eclipse. (Tab Barrow, Alaska, Dudie, Shadows Pass, Air Brig- (pg ernmnst t«»wn on ads, Surertero, Santo Domingo, f ) „ 20, continent. E lf.C T R O U III l) JACK’S DEW DROP PACKAGE GOODS MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICES LOCATED ON llE A l'T lF l'L LAKE MONROE ETTA KETT By PAUL ROBINSON HowAOourus | _ tom ooqoh M O IC TOM OOfiOW THATSSAT- Ichockn<3err A INN 1 HOW ABOUT s u N O A f .'r NKJHr-.*- • f JEFFS COM.Md CNE/2 - MOn CAV M0 iriM GO»*3 TO A HOCJC5Y q UJQAY.*- u NjOHH O N U B A iT // soggy gotta — rx „ 1 1 date w it h , TUCSCVW iVEooTAfWJrY ON •• WEDNESDAY BOB HAS A rVGLOUJH fVOMCAMPML TELL YOU - -CALL ME r z ----------DiUCSCVW * n 8K ™ .i I irswor-aoNo/iS HE MAOZ/rw—jf" NEAH.* lLANO f INO THE LINE 1 e u s v .’r r ME N IR'-EEVNEEKS * ira— lS S S A o ill'll INLINE f o ia - W ITIU DcWr PWTEGETMAD ________________ _ J WHEN I WOULDN'T G iv e H w A D AIS PUSH HIM AI2QUND UKC CSiAXi A e d u f YOU - TH ETtlU. HAVfc A r r x chance •'J LETSiX) ■ YOUCi f HCSUfZE IS A GLUTTON roCPlAliSHMENr.* NOW, WilAIS HET2 SalffM E f n THAT" AMO KS; | WONf B E S O M n u n iv A if A C Art; / DO nT B E S O C C , Q A TC B A iT" |M SOT3i2Y I WAS S O M AO G U SSS I WAS JE A L O U S - f t LOOK/HCS COMWC3 HdOc:.# ~ fC f tM O ( 2C / h A acw ri _ r - t - r ir f f A n!, roft|r.,\rv P H O N E 711 LONE **NGEK ABOUT FACEI M t WAi LAI tR* JI UW h V U»E *WS£K! )\ SHOT FROM ONEOF y 1 Ac t o b cait ncc ra MOW I KNOW WHAT TH6 BIAOC ARSON MEANS/ 6TEALIN6 CATTLE \ i JUST A SMAU. FAST OF YOUR 6AM E/ THE MAIN OBJECTIVE IS MUCH t t O O C f f THAN THRT.i W-YO.SILVW, AWAY/ dyed. * JATION WAirtKD ne.ioNB w w w 03MBRACK/ r- I TH0U6HT HE Mlm l LET ’EM A M . IT/ �J .F r I I Housing Group Makes Story Contest For Report On Homes Students Scheduled ASRINGTON, Dm . • — (Bps. (dpeclal)—Florida high aebool «tnd*nt* who h e ra a u U n t for and are Interested In rreaUve w riting aro eligible to enter a abort ito ry contest sponsored by Prof. A. J . Hanna, chairman of tbo eontcat comialtUo a t Rollina Collect. Storiao aro not restrirtod aa to t b m < « n « p t th a t they moat deal directly o r Indirectly with Florida Ufa either pact or present. * Two to ld modala, one for a boy and another for a girl, will t o prcaonUd tbo winner* by trying- BacboUor, distinguished novtllat and dean of Florida writer*. Manuscripts are limited to 1,600 word* and moat bo iubmltted not lato tr than Jan. 2. threatening to Impede tbo na­ tional defenao program. Theta. a r . c a t h a r t boon designated a t t a r . tona Interval*, and 88 percent o f all now hontoa started under F . II. A. Impoetlon alnco April aro located there. it . Altogether, ae of Oct. 31, tmdor tbo F. H. A. program, 103,. 500 hornet htd been started In '• i these ipeelfically deelgnatoj da. -- /a n te areas, compared with 160,WASHINGTON, Dec. M J V • 000 In the entire country in tbo The Army announced Its intention ■!- Sevan month*' period. F or the today to train 10,000 bombardier . y ear ae a whole, alm ost 200,. navigator* within a year for mounting a number of long range bom here rolling o ff the assembly lines. The qualifications for rpr crulta will bo lowered. High achool graduates who p a st the Air Corps Intelligence teste will be accepted. WDBO ' Motor vehicle deaths In 1940 Tonight's rrograaaa Increased 7 per cent over 1DJ9. 0:00 Kdwln C. Hill 6ll0 Program R cum e Alaska has only 2,300 miles of 8:18 Dinner Mualc automobile, roads. 6:30 Hurl Ives ' ro e W6rW Today .; —7 4 0 Tbo. Lonm JUnger 7:20-11 Pioreo'a Clang-. ,■_ 8:00 Kate Smith Motif **' 8:68 KJmrr Davla A the News 9:00 Playhouse - 9:30 dongs In the Wind 70:00 Hollywood premiere ■ 10:30 Sports R eporter "T lB i4 5 News of the w orld 11:00 Football Resume 11:06 Three Hletera v 11:10 Interlude ..,1 1 :1 6 Dance Orchestra . 1140 Jimmy Dorsey - 12:00 Union Welle, Newe f " . 12:05 Sign Off Army Will Train 10,000 Navigators THINK OF IT! YOU CAN BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR NOTHING DOWN&$1 A WEEK! 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Prices are modeat. • ouse up to $3940 Nothing Dow*, 5 1 .0 0 W E n * • AU Shapes A it i a i - i l . ' J ■very •Mod" should kavt of thaao baaatifat. �Ranford I t The Only Central Florida City Affording Half Illghwaj And Water 'J’rniwporlaUon Established la 1908 AY. DECEMBER 6, 1911 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SA' — r e v __ Member Associated Press M I.M 1IE K HI ■ t Nazi-Russian Fight Waged Is “Insult” AfricanField! In 31 Below Zero Weather Public Of U. S. Far East Situation Remain# Tense * As * B ritis h Sailors Ordered To £hips Given Roosevelt “ U npred ictab le” Is ® Correct^Word For U -(A P > — H a */ all from U N I waa Urn _ *— ’i f 1** riM O The Par: Eastern situa­ tion »tfll Is tensa and Brit• » sailors were ordered aboard ' their ahipa abruottr. The Chinese sav the Japanese reply to Presi­ dent Roosevelt Is an. “in%lt** to the intelllrenee of tMs .United States oph­ ite. ^ T he h a a s i returned a . soft Britain Will Be At W$r With Finland. Rumania And Hun gary By Tbnighi [ One Jumped Into The Other’s Path ■ Put Teeth In Bill W I'eak Of Violence Is Reported R e a c h e d As Hitler’s M e n | Take Seven Towns (Hr r M ^ a lf * Press. i G reat Rritain will be a t wag > against Finland, Hungary and Rumania at midnight tonight. Berlin and London agree the alt. uation will not he changed by thU M tlag, >u4 c -./g -t -Aec-the ram - Heavy fighting is being sumed today In North Africa, miles south of Tobruk. British claim 22 Axis plants shot down at against six of own. The It .A. F. Is pou_, N K\V YORK. Dec. Silieian tilens, Italy admits. t i l ' ) —Italian radio declar* Meanwhile, on the LJI rd today "One and a half front, British Imperial* best million men. n.ooo tanks and three strong Axis attacks on 1.000 ,un* , re aiming to­ their stronghold uf Ed Doda, ward MlHen* In Ihe m a t destroyed 14 Itilian tanka, kilted terrific offensive of all 100 Carmans and raptured 100 lim n )” Italians in a series of sharp clashes in the desert, front disMl t tM lkU lcJ I'ffMl Patchrs said yesterday. riirhtiiur on t lit* Moscow A violent dust storm raged, front, raving amid tempurahampering ground and air op**•lions, but a Royal Air Fore* liirt’.H :t| ilt'ifrop* Mow xero. communique, reporting on Thur*Fahrenheit. swirled to a new day’s activities, said IS more IH ’iik of violotit'c today an Asia planes, including five Gas­ These freight trains collided although freight jumped th r rails into the pstfi of Atlolf Hitler's invasion a r­ man Junkers-87 dive bombers, they were on different tracks. It happened south.hound train on th r pnrnltrl track. mies rlaimpil tlit* capture of wehe destroyed and many mors near Broadview, 111., when a north-bound damaged. iw*vt*n towns while tho RuaLow flying llriti.h planea also siatiH woro roiNtrtril to have sat fire to gasoline trucks lq broken through Herman line* the Gulf of Hirte region and in (hi* Kalnnn urctor, \)0 mile# ranged out into the Mcdltervaanorthwest of Moioiw. F our Democratic Congrawman discus* tha antLatrike blit, au. esn to machine gun ferries and The* Urrimink today reported tbored b y Rep. Howard Smith of V s., which passed the House of tugs between Italy and Sicily; th r rapture of two k©y citi©a In Funeral services* for Dr.. I Representatives by a vote of 2ftZ to 196. Left to right: Represen. the communique added. th© Moscow defense*. Mozhaisk Kenneth R. Bril. rho dlvd stives Robert Ramepeck of Ga., C art Vinson of Gs., Howard Smith | Mr. ami Mr*. I'hdlip Stanley ■n«l Klin, in firm* fighting. Tho Thursday night, will be con. ay _ . .. ___ of V s:, aSal Sam Hobbs o f Ala. Tfcs Smith bill was a substitute received a letter Dec. I from Nuzis say violent Soviet attack s ducted Sunday1 at 3:30 I*. M. tho point* Imsin were r t . their son Harold, Canadian Air in f a r - b a a drastic bills o fftre d by.Ram spsek and Vinson. at the First Methodist Church pulst'd and an enemy uttrftipt to Force flyer, who was reported with the Rev. W. I*. Huhrman out of t^nnigrad was re"missing In action" and later re­ break officiating. Interm ent will fol. puIw*i 1 with heavy lu**e*. Th© ported to be a "prisoner of war". I*>w In Evergreen Cemetery. Russians report a terrific battle The letter waa postmarked Dnlag is raging around Taganrog. Pallbearer* will he S. O. Luft, Germany. Oct. 30, just Shinhnlser, Jr., I. E. Edridge, Tho moNt substantial d*fen*lv© . * n r ewv r% 1 . f TALLAIIA8EEE, Dec. I —UP> J r Srminnlo County school teach, after Stanley was taken prisoner Imp yet formed by tho rear g u a rd , R. B. Wight. Fred W. According to Information re­ er* were, paid on time today as -Jiall, Dr. J. Nj T ulsr and E. ■Tho .Supreme of the retreating Herman arm tos Jrtrfg y l Dulag of southern Rum Ie - along tha l i t * « rtm enl of Edoea. ceived by hi* parenU, a loan of »l2,n#a Luft I* ■ tem porary- ttllrnrm eta tl« river In the vicinity of T agan­ a operated ~pNEb (o t l e t 0 4 1 local bank to th* camp from which th llr soir will rog— trembled last night under season of the Legislature, were County Superintendent, which cn. lx- moved to u permanent prison the tremendous shatk of • R©d ahled the local office to meet r r of war camp. Following this offensive spread o f f f • 70-mll® subject to the S tate chain store the lotnl payroll of ) 18,000, W. procedure, he will receive a "mini front. tax unless they were engaged T. Ijiwton. county superintendent, her” which will be his means of ’•exclusively In tba sal* of gaao Tho main hod it*a of th© frontal communication with his parents. assault corps along th© Azov disclosed this morning. line and other petroleum pro­ In Ihe letter, the young • ser duct*." The loan was authoriied by reported to have by-passed Edgar Morphet, director of thr gem t wiotr, "Mom, you will Taganrog, leaving lesser forces The court reversed Leon CounAdministration and Finance Dlvl. probably receive full detads as \t% deal with Ihe surviving N aila Jam es A. Redpath of Osceola ty Circuit Court Injunction! reTroop mothers will prepare sup­ MIAMI, Dee. 6 —(4 1 - Two slon of the Education D epart, to what you ran send to me ami j there. “ m ptroll*r _ ^ n ln g ^ & f M. Lee per for th slr particular troop# and was elected and Installed Eminent Jfrom ment. and makes a total of $27,. whi n'* ami in th© mean time. ( Moreover ami this was on© collecting tha tax from aarva sash troop a t an individual Commands' o f Taylor Command- Standard Oil Company and Gulf clipper* blaird a southward trnil 001) borrowed to date to meet Mr* Mtanley has information „f n,,. must significant of nil tab!* Monday night whan acouta. ery No. 2* of tha Knights Tem­ Oil Company stations which ear- through a clearing h a ir, linking the payrolls, Mr. Imwton added. re . thut the Hrltish Red Cross ami factor*—Ihe British radio scoutsn, parents and tu b scouts plar a t Ihalr regular conclave tied lines of automobile acces­ th* United States by air for the Tnr revenue from automobile the Order of St. John, through IHirteil that the Soviet Black sea meet for th slr annual “gat-to­ fast night a t tha Masonic Hall, sories and soft drinks. first time with South Africa and license tag sale*, which will be the International Red Crus* in fleet was heavily shelling the gether” a t South 8Ida Primary Recorder Jno. O. Jink Ins stated directly and Indirectly, with the received soon by the S tate De. nrutivl Geneva, HwiUerland, sup­ German* along the Atov coast. School a t 61SO o’clock. Harold this morning, British Near East headquarter-, partm rnt. Is expected to provide plies each Canadian ami English Along the Mina—which flow* Mr. Rad path succeeds James Para, scout executive of Orlando, and other theaters of the war. for all contracted debts and plit prisoner of war with a ten-pound town from just east of Stalino 0 . Hoff, retiring Eminent Comand raprcaantathm of tha Central T hirty passenger* and a 12. th r school back on a cash basis, panel of food, soap and neces­ jmd empties into the gulf through for 1941. Other officers man craw tr /t on the alratoclip. Mr. Ijiwton said. Florida Bov Scoot Council, will an esluury west of T aganrog— sities each week. per, Comet, and th* Puerto Hi. ait a t th a head table with local a lac ted and Installed w ars W. A. Eut-h prisoner i* allowed to Russian bomber* in a single area TALLAHASSEE, Dee. can clipper for a South Atlantic council members. Had Smith, Stansfleld, generalissimo; L H. write two letter* and four post were reported pouring explosives F. —Florida Friday Joined 90 other crossing that will end in Leo. chairman of arransam anU said Steele, captain general; J. riiivl- during u month's time. upon liiittl German army truck* McClelland, senior warden; K. G. states In a pact for mutual poldvlllc, on Ihe Congo River un today. The "letters” a re unsealed, ami masted for a crossing. Bodarblom, junior warden; F. 11. supervision of out of B tsta par­ Thursday. The henihardm rnt was re p o rt­ A district Court of Honor will are dosed in the manner of a standard bsarsr; F. l - i olees and probationers. ba bald In tha auditorium follow- Wight, ed going on under the eye* of travel-folder. Only one side of the Millar, sward beartr. Governor Holland signed the Funrrnl service* for Donnie Red army advance troops which Also A. K. RoaaatUr, warden; agreem ent and daol ralgnatad Chair­ Peters, tw o.year.old son of Mr. paper bear* w riting and conse­ hnd reached the river at tom e B. F. Lane,* first guard; J . O. man Francis B- Bridge*. J r , of and Mr*. Steven Peters, who was quently there l* no envelope. * The young flyer teemed in a plea­ points. Half, second guard; C. E. Me- th* S tats Parola Commission as drowned accidentally In an Irrl. Hitler clearly was applying adm inistrator fo r Florida. Kao, third guard; at gallon ditch Thursday morning sant frame of mind throughout growing prrssure, probably to S ta rr ssatiaaL The pact perm its Florida con­ NEW YORK, Dec. 4.—UP)— were conducted yratcrdny morn. the letter and In conriuslun he try hi take some of the curs* B«-*Mktad wars Jamas Mough- victs under parola o r probation to Tommy Maovill* o’clock at the wrote. -The 'll. A. F. personnel off hi* failure In Ihe south, and said Friday Ing at |0 :3 0 taw, prolate; Ralph B. Chapman, go Into tba other B ute* which Erickson Funeral Home, with the here receive decant treatment! Rimsian reports spoke of a t least tluU he and bis fifth bride, trsaaurar; and Jno. D. Jlnkina, have signed it and raceiva tba Rev. E. D. Brownlee officiating. p lease don't worTy. Cheerio and 15 German arm ored division* of raaordar. Tha InaUUtUon service* u m e supervision regards to all-’’ they would blond* Bonita Edward*, had acp- Interm rnt was in Evergreen about I Hit,DUO men In action wav* eenducted by Mr. Houghton from the Florida commission. It a rated aft* r 17 days of marriage Cemetery. around Moscow. also puts parolee* from other and th a t ah* planned to go to The child was born in Wag. Goto waa mars h alt State* under supervision of th* Rcaa Saturday. ncr on Nov, 25. 1939 and In An o ja ta r suppar, prepared un­ Florida board whan they came The 47-ytar old asbestos heir addition to hi* parents, he is stir, sakl th a t h* and th* 22-ycar old vlvrd by:' a hm ther, Steven IV. der the direction o f F . L. Mil­ Into this state. , ler. waa anJoyed by tha members Banal*, a Broadway show girl, tars, Jr.; a slater, Julianna Pe­ WASHINGTON. Dee. rt “ (Ah before the meet big, M r. J Inkina partad company yeeterday alter ters; grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. — A War D epartm ent official 1 C A N T NEGLECT OATS a confcrsncs with lawyer*.. John Peter* of Sanford and Mr. suggested Friday th at It mny be. "I don’t know w hat happened and Mr*. 8*m D. Sem koft of come necessary to d raft young CAMP BLANDINO. Dec. S (Ah— A >U Does, of fanning*, but It must have boon a m atter Wagner. men who have been deferred told roc rutting off leers b ars he’d of different temperament,” Mart* Mr*. Mathrw 8. Hssbrouck, from seleetlva service training Waunallo Mbits wan sleeted vary much Ilka to enlist T o r villa Mid. because of the nature of their secretary and treasurer of tha president of the 4-H thab ta Its a th re e -y ta r hitch” but couldn't Doremus-Hasbrouck Flying S a r. civilian jobs. f i n e meeting, soil e d tag to Ruby because ha hnd n stand of osU Lieut. Col. Joacph F. Rattley, vice, arrived here yesterday to that had to b u attended to. chief of the tabor division of tha make arrangem ents for tha pllota Undersecretary of W ar’s office, and other members of tha s a r . NEW YORK, Dae. (1 -U P )— mentioned lhi« possibility in urg. vice, who are expected a t any LAUNCH 'S H IP TODAY n * r "Del” Delgado, employed Louis Kspoullla, 40, a pale,-bald.- ing that defense industries em­ WILMINGTON, DoS. « — UP) for a*v*ral years In Gatchal’a Ish, hospital elevator operator, ploy older msn, those dia<|uali. Thu Zahulsu B. Vanes, a On ac iy, has been made manager calmly told a general sessions fled fur military service by phy­ , 10,000-ton freig h t staumar, wiU of a new branch a f the Piggly. Jury Friday th at on Oct. 12, sic a l handicaps and woman. 1039, he deliberately placed n bu lsanehad hare Saturday, tha WSnrtr atofea In Orland*. A * new "Piggly.W iggly 8u- chloroform-soak id cloth over tha face of his H -ycar-old Imbclllc son,. Raymond, and le ft the lad to dit. The bey, said tha Duteh West TALLAHASSEE. Dae. 0 — UP) Indisa-born father of four, was — The Florida Supreme Court raised a caution flag Friday against divorce caaaa filed, ana. wared, considered and decldad In U single day. "Although entirely possible within tha law, such spaad lays ground for suspicion and la not approved In m attare of this kind," the court laid. Records of hundreds of divor. caa granted In Miami during Uw WASHINGTON, Doc, your now a r t being Investigated by officials. 89m s lawyers have —Tha Supply Priorities lacs tie ns Board arw red ’ A ls o G IV E special Reds March in Kalinin Sector German Troops Take Klin And Mozhaisk In Hard Fighting Stanleys Receive Letter From Son In German Prison Camp Funeral For Bell * Will Be Sunday G e t - Together” Redpath School Teachers’ $18,000 Payroll Is Met On Time Gas Stations Are Subject ; Elected To Chain Tax mmander .01 Clippers Leave Miami For War Zones In Africa Separate Tables To Organization H o ld s Be Arranged For Supper M e e tin g V a r io u s Troops At Masonic . Hall Florida Joins Mutual States' Parole Pact Funeral For Young Boy Held Yesterday Playboy Manville To Be Free Again Young Deferred Men Might Be Drafted Secretory Of Flying School Arrives Here Mias Metts Biected Head Of 4-H Club Loans .Will Be Made On Gum Naval Stores Delgado Made Head Of Orlando Store Miami Divorces Are Being'Investigated r To Receive From Children array 15 SHOPPING DAY8 to Christmas , T , s '^ ^ « . > O. P. M. Ordered To Halt Priority Aid � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 05, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 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/b3caebb7a4e50d657313f322abb96e85.pdf 2675581aec85f78677e6d79193f69a0a PDF Text Text .c * l « * • V • ~ w r r -m PACE ' THE SANFORD HRRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Dr. Wheeler Wffl Metamorphosis Lecture In DeLand From Civilian . J _ (S p e e .b r, «bbf To Army Told Ue WeTtaA»rtrL-PL Arof.H AH.theS SN.EU.E , WB.DhForeet Bor- Television Gets . . “G reen-Light? From Commission complete b a t it waa certain that Dr. Wheeler would appear a t the Florida 8tata Collet* fo r Women, — hai'iee, Croaa City, GaineaeiUe, Uiiireraity of Florida, John B. D eland an I Jacksonville. William Stetaon U nJrehity and a t e e v e r^ m r. Jacob., aaaiatant State forester, points In between. raid th a t the lecture tour b be­ Many apeciea of sp o o f, *J<«. will appear in a aeries of ing aponaored jointly by Florida^ Uctsren I n ______ U ttarm fat Florida _in t__ h . ______ early S tats and F ed rrtl forestry agen- found in fresh w ater alt hoi part of December. H b Itinerary, ciss, and th a t dstalla were not they have no commercial value. rtfcW YORK, Dec. 3 _ I A V Telcvtjlon I. back in stride again •! nw far it goc, depends on many t«.,,jbilili,.,. National defrnMi requirement*, on the radic hid it.try will I m n factor. Hut In ruining lock It haa a r»w M.i I uh.-com m ercial inxlrai' of cxpcrinicntnl. It hm been given n, full 'V rcrii light" by revlaef1 Federel ('onimunlcation Com ml. al«n regulation.. New York, a . the pre.ent eenler of activity, with l.o* Angrier about nest in line, h a, taken the ivhitrndurtipn without much bal lyhoo. 1‘rogriiin, were resumed or o rer'lll r nrhrdulc a fte r nearly I y ear', ln|«e taken up in ,ettling clifferenere ovt ( operating rtaml aril*. Tin* N !!i- rtalfon, now WNBT nod on ilw air a , W2XB8 ninci April. I'll!! with pub.ie program. Wav fir»t to get a commercia lici il-e The t IIS tm ium itter W< Itw . under on.truetlon ani t lpcriiucnt >tion fur two year, atartn I it, «eliedule under author liatiun railing for a :iu day perl™' of tr-l*. Otb-r a i i- throughout the coun try tin re are dearly 21 addition* .latino < in \a rin u , ,ta g e . of prep aralioii looking to commercia llcrn'io. men, and *gith the aerving of h b first Army chow— not unlike a horn.-cooked meal—the aebetee relates and begins to feel a t homt. The metamorphoela from civil­ ian to .old ler ,li pet hi pa ona of the boaleat daya In the aelectss'a entfre tour of asrrlce. On h b arrival at the Reception Center, commanded by LL Col. Ira E. Ryder, he b assigned to hla quarters and g b e n hla first In­ d u c tio n In the care of h b tent. He then becomes a member of a group of about 60 men and b marched m me '•processing" building where he b given an in­ telligence teat which, lasting an hour, glvea first hand Informs, t'on on the man’s abilities and intelligance. Tha man than la sent through the medleal section where he l« vaccinated against sm all.poi and rievn tetanus and typhoid Inocu­ lations. Then he g e b h b eq u ip m e n tover HO articles—and returns to hia tent to solidify h b brfeflvmadr acquaintances, to scribble first Imnreaalon. on a not* head­ ed for home and ftnallv to feel the first tingle nf pride that come, to • man In the uniform of a soldier Of the United State*. Since the establbhm enta of Camp Illandlng, one of the na­ tion's largest military contonmrnta and Florida’s fifth “city" some 10,000 potential military leader, have gone through the Reception Center ami been na• Iirned to poets all over the United States. CKNEVA NEWS Mr«. 1.11m lUrnlolph of I'pwirh Ml <. h i livi’tl W**iln***(l»y ti lIn* u iiitiT with Mivu .Mary Mi*. K. Kimlii'ilin, • lut h• #>f Mid. J. T. Mclsiiin, Jr-, rr iliiriii’il to (‘uliiinliltt .S. (!. Fridui afli'r vi-llinir Mr. uiul Mr*. J T. .MrleJiin fi r u tvw wi-Yka. .Mr-* Ktlii‘1 anil ilauRh l#r. s'l.irli y, Mr. ami Mr*. G*orir H iukrlium u anil Mr. ami Mm* ffoy Ti'ulry of Kockleilir*, F la . Th.M drama tie plctsrea of Ui* inrvlvora of the American freighter, LriMgk, torpedoed 71 miles off Free­ town, Africa, ware made by radio operator Samuel H akim, from a lifeboat. Top, left, I* the engineer who waa Injured when the torpedo itruck. Top, right. Capt. Vincent P. Arklna prepares to use hla sextant aa tha lifeboat continue on It# court.. Bottom, Ca|jt. Arkins and member* of the crew are ahown In a lift* b o at They drifted for 40 hour* before being picked up. All Here rescued. Perm anent Wave de Luxe For you who love the luxutlca of Ilf., a perman­ ent wave that la a reve­ lation to receive. All pre­ parations ixime indivnlu. ally hoard "fo r you" nlorii*. P. PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP 110 Magnolia Phona 489 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, acre dinner gura'a of Mr*. Nolle I will bo glad tu loain he la V t. rhomaa, Sunday, te r and b homo frin i the huvpi. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1' .llarrianu, tnl, where he underwent an op. Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Ilriw n and oration. ion, Jam r* Henry, xpent Sunooy A fter visiting avvrral weeks in in RrookkVille, viait'n.f Mr. an I Tavares with frter.d«, Mir* .Mury Mr*. Henry H nrrbcn. Stone* returned hum t Sunday. Mr*. Carolyn II. (ireor of W ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Palm Beach it «biting her bro. und‘ ther and ablcr-lit-lew, Mr. and children of Now S:o7Hio Mr». Barbara Gilbert, Mr n,td Mr*. E. D. Hurt. Charles Murphy o{ Ovlcdn Mrs. John (lallhculth of Detroit, spent the week itvl with h b cou­ Mich., vblteil lebtlve* in Gene­ va Sunday. sin, Aubrey h|uran. J. A. L ogin b rectiiH’r.tl Ing Mb* France*. LeFlb hail Mia* from a roren: Him,*. Batty Cullum of Sanfurd as her Mr*. Ilerth i Limb*/ of Orlan­ weekend guest. do la apentllrg m i U.i llmo with Friends of (i^ irg i McMahon Mr. imd Mr*. Edom Uolt. LOVELYI BEAUTIFUL) PRACTICAL! VOWS WITHOUT ONE PENNY IN CASH! - tu your raw trd simply for (. usioR Cunoas O e u io a 8o«p Products h " S30NNIN0 H I K .1 « S " - » -a—A W U M . U t tU U l I r v *q la id I m % Timti * " * 1 M to V fA O O H LAKE MARY RADIO NEWS WDBO Tnwtgpra r * , g n o a 0.00 Edwin C. HOI a F tfl 0:10 Program Resume 0:16 Dinner Moalc 0:30 Pc cue*ton In ' Science 0:46 The World Today 7:00 Tha Lon* R anger * 7 :K L et’* Pretend 8:00 Big Town * '• 8:30 Dr. C h rb tb n 8:66 E lratr Davb and tha Nawi 9:00 Texaco B u r T heater 10:00 G ltnn Miller O rchestra . 10:16 Public A ffaire ' ’ 10:30 Sports R eporter 10:41 New* of th* World 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey few day* tour of tha State. J O iO O lu rn il Mr*. A. C. T refn r and *<ma, ■"J John and Bobby of 8L Augua- *J |} * wUh h e r ‘ n aren u n .i. w .,r ’ Rev. and Mrs. ton and thlldrsn vUiUd frlenJ* In Mr** }o(4» w S S S S ^ t Conregt A t T i o £ J hI ' w J . M. Thornp. W'“ ° o f St. Cloud , j j g Chaalag th# Bias* town on FrU 11^45 u p N tw t llltS B P ro crtm R i r a n i Antley O. BUde* returned U j j l o * JU U |i» lth Speal h b hom* In Roma. N . Y. Friday xitlB Novmghoid Melodbs * wV k M i l l i l R Dancetbae mother', Mrs. Florence Blades. 1*16 Our Gal Saaday Octavla Blade* ha* reeumad her jio o Dtxle F a r * Club atudles at Tallahaaaao. ’ t j o Bridge School #f Roy llowall, Sr., haa baua L gg BoJul of Lifa transferred front Sanford to the j . qo Young Dr. Matoa A J K S ■Via but Mr*. Howell and the fam U* will not move until the flret n n t AM Claaaes wBj Community Building. 1 :h Tha Touriat C lub will rnaei Tuesday night n t the Communlpy Building with Mr. and Mrs. R ay, tnrnd Ball and Mr. and Mr*. JL W. Tomklnaon th a commlttee In charge. A cordial tasltatlen Is extended to all to attaad. Mrs. MaboBe Col# haa r e ta r ttd from AahevUle, N. C.. where JlM vblted Mr. and Mrs. C e r S i Col* and daughter, and her Uh m • b trre . Mr. and Mrs. William T. Thorne, Sr., hava arrived Sir. and Mr*. B f® laai;r . Jrl .’ ,..v - Mr. aad Mr*. C. A. g t46 UP Newt m s Matinee M se b a b Bbnft<>fVi3ley, |t t vsuSivas- mother, the known ' t\ ing to make our w L B l E l ||A national dclcnte M ui machinery hum— CP p u t t i n g u t Igr ahead o( o u f 1911 cllortL Keener cytv arc now trained on targets, boding field*, lathes, mi- I Let’s continue the good work. Keep right a n lamps in the locked—and modernise oU-inhioncd bmps with inexpensive equipment W ell be saving tight and money lor defense. /' SBB Y O U R D E A L E R F OR ft . INEXPENSIVE j r a t S h MODERNIZING T M L J f i f EQUIPMENTI �r 1 l ^attforfc iforaU* A N I N D E P E N D M DAILY N EW SPA PER SANFORD, FLORIDA. TH IM S British Tanks W ill Attempt Knockout Blow t Russian* Take Four .Villages And An • I m p o r t a n t Town B e y o n d Taganrog Convalescent , TW Hm 0Hitler’s Forces Lose Much Ground Deals Are Made A t Jacksonville ______ Member Associated Press ■ CAIRO, Dec. 4 — (4^ — Heserve British tanks swept onto th e main Libyan battlefield sraond Sldl Rassgh Wednesday • a d -another attem pt to' deliver Urn knockout blew to two Garman Banter divisions was bellaved gone N yh rtsr, said in a Berlin diepatsh, the Germans had ruihnt Sir reinforcements to Libya from the Ukraine sector of Russia, and th a t this might ha one reason fo r tho Russian victory a t Roe. to v ). , , Thrown off their schedule by • • , • •j -t the furious German tank charge Found -of *.a New -Ywyk4street which ;recaptursd Sldl Rescch luffaring. with a.broken-log, this and the pearby stronghold of poo4l* w u taken to fhe Hospital Blr El Named, the British were where ih ls 4U g. was set. J u t Walt until ’ he gets back to- his pale and tells them about hi* oper­ ation. > M MHER SJ German Armies Have 'Third Front” Fight In Yugoslavia Areas Canada An Arsenal, Too! Freeholder* will vote on the Issuance of 1*0.000 worth of bond, for the construction of a hospital for Seminolt County in a special County rlectlon which was called by the County Commission In a •ting Tuesday, County A ttnm 7 E. F. Hou,holder disclosed \ i |» ming. The special election will held on th* la.it Tuesday In anuary. A $70,000 bond issue already a» been approved by freeholders, Bid these bonds have been vali­ dated but not sold at, at the time of the Issue, it was believed th at Peilrral aid would be forthcoming, but the national defens* program knocked out the opportunity of re­ ceiving such aid, Mr. Ilousholdar • / Camaroas i i ' i N(MH)I) Serl»s Swear To Destroy Enemy By (viierilla W ar­ f a r e In Balkans Fighting Tempo Is In creasin g N a z is II a v v • M. wars# 1tl r.l I’rraal 1I n il u n •i’ll l o r m i n i A rmt.-s ,ii •* i *•!•..1*>'.l III II IH*\V fig h t tn i i.i *1 lit 1iii>t.r.4.s S i'l’h gtli-rill.i ( >iml ei S .-rli c u m ­ n 111rt i<111■• i •ll'll in < u ro . HitIII>11III ' ll th .it 1i.. i in.iii i lim l liiiiin In ■1 * v' h.M atM ifiirn In In* a lr*n< i .il o ffo iw iv e " till4 |HI- ii i.ii liclil 1*v tllU'iitiqil ' 1' it pil<iT illa f»rc.«'8 in tti.- \ ill1« \ »*l II... western Mo. ii • 1 r. ■I'M | •'ll ... .. m .i nig -lieit«iili!ll im ilit* fM’ctnr Ci tjtfully ..f l ..t. • II* III V i iii k nMaekit ..Ml llllll'i til 11li­ nlihkf* i III' tin t". MiII* • •Mini 'i ft lt;««*< R«|t|t*t|. 1il l Mill 11 1i • «*|* • im v Mptislnvin nr. ..I oo.ile.l "i "I.,nil 75.0011 men. vvliib In i'i Mihnil'ivii*, Serb i " hiii.iii'h i^■. i i,<■1 I., have 80.vvi'io I*, wipe out lino •*1111•*, « w"i 4,lf this new Issue it authorised, It will be added to the previous s,ue of $70,000 and the $150,000 total bond Issue will lie offered for sale, and when sold, the Coun­ ty will proceed on the construction of the hospital," Mr. lions holder added. The reason why the npw Issue I, (or $80,000 it that, added to the first issue, it will meet the origlIng Armies bark from Rostov, thg ntl plans of an ertimated espendlCaucasus g*tcw*y— snd sp p ar. lure o sntly th a t the greatsst stra ta , " iplilnrd. The election will I4? limited to gle a rra In the eastern world now was fully on the aide of freeholders only, who number approvlmstely 5,000 In the county. Britain and Rusala. I t m eant the most damaging It i« necessary that one vote more defeat for Hltler'a power poll- than 50 percent of the registered Ilea tine* his Armies first voter* bo cast to Irgallie th* elec­ marched more than two yearn tion. _______ ago; It meant at least as much and perhaps more than any v|*» lory the Imperial British Armlet The Unitrd S t a i n n nut the only arsenul i f \ , | * I I «M II| II, I I I mav win In Llbva. ill Montrrul, IS n m a n nf tank- right off tInrferred to Milit.ii v • t|" >1 For Turkey, if she wishes, can the opening of fitted with p< werfol gun. throwing 2.pound ►In-P uiii| iiiii; ii stand aa a powerful obstacle to , In, li i. iiipelled , 'Him <1 fivill ' i and other armami-nt Known n, “ Valciilinn," tin any effo rt by Hitler to rt> lati 11.,* I.erinatiH t<* l mill ngain in I b . i. . N . h « fW . the Caucus** and Mlddla East h proximatel) 211 Ion- and have a lop .peed of 25 time when they Hie II ilk.in. Hi the back door now th a t the nor. u rn hard lire; th em fro n t deer apqareetly I* WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 —(A*) sin nnd l.iliyn. being tlaood by the Jted Marshal — George M.~ f!arr*won, presi­ bine was th* '«<■The eomniunbrii* TUiiuahenko befog* Rostov dent of the Brotherhood of BalkMini fr in t'i* 5Yuggnlav eoslirv headIt appetred to moon, too—on I way Clerks, Wednesday called q ii'iile i' i renrding th" Serbs' this perhaps was most Import, th* union's general chairmen t.i enuipnigii "i resist pc* lu Gersn t of all—th at .T urkey hud meet in Chicago Monday to plun iiiiiii ' hi'.iii 'ii trimps. Kighling, coma to the conclusion that II it - n nationwide strike against the Sanford Elba nim li liegiiu III guenlln fashion, U r was going to lose the war Railway Espreas Agency. He snid noon *» 8:00 o'clock. li,i< -te.ulilv mereuseil in tempo ih# company refused to accept Leo Butner, exalted ruler, and ,ii, .• the Itn-iinn w.ir started. th* recommendations of the I’rewpresent officer* of U organissI iit'v „• gum led Serb troop units, Idant’s smergency board which exerritet eoiiiioiiiide'l i,y form er Yugoslav Uon will condut! settled the general railroad wage : W.D. \ , uty o lfn ers. were known to li* In memory of dispute. Mperulmg over most of lhi» iH'rtiW. M Holden. B. P. The union say* It h si 42,C. Hlg|.ieil i-oiinti y. but llio rom m unl. Wad ley, R. 'OOO member* who are employe t pot I to* , iiiii|ijiuf i in tho O. H. Fee of the Bailwny Express agency. . D. Rothrough the enactments o f the | The President’* emergency , J . Hill. 4. belts, D. G. Mae “ Incentives nf Young Men''' New Deal. \i III*•It % %9n» plan tn \\*mk •Ml W. D. ORLANDO, Dec. 4, _ (Sperlsl) .hoard recommended th at the em- ws» the subject, It. F Cnnpi'i.i A* te n t te the Senate, where L Battle, O. L. 1ploys* he given Increase* of 10 prinripul of the Oviedo High 11*1•i) * nn*l u f(rr m 1 litM*l tilIf —Ned 8mlUi this weak J . O. Hur Akers, O. E . Mg an uncertain fate, aw aits it, th* W. II. pointed Seralnol* County chairman i cants an hour over undisclosed reboot, spoke upon when hu n-l I ini? 1'i** liiiljilay ri’iiimiii, lit W*II ley, C. M. Bra legislation w e a ld ;4 eebbemtlon of th* P re ii-. present scales, but Informed drein'd approximatidy 50 | hc .1. *tl•I'll *ii of ichiHtl ’ J . C. Ja for th* caUbemtlon Forbid strike* units* they are Peters, Joseph £ HP1 " If* T . W. H a­ dent's birthday, It w as announced th# President in Its report that aoni who attendnl the rlglitli .ii*- • nipl*i> ii| at any 11til* . approved by '«• m ajority o f the coha, C. H . C U [spokesmen for the express agen- annual Antler FatheVa and b'..ii« \ f t Dietrich. from state headquarters here. hooey. E. Ll B n workers by seerst ballot. %ill In- rtt|tiin *1 I** Pr• Appolntment of Mr. 8mlth w s .c y hail refused to accept the lbini|iiet held lait night at Ilie t th. V*.«r. % N. M. Ir Require a 50-day cooling-off • hlilt'llit* of 1Im-ii l*K* It n. Trrul-1 loerwse*. CWood announced by Chester ■IJIi l.ndgi* on 8erond Street. t period between the tim e a strike I w ti|4. . i4 The hoard said that the ev. w ty, state chairman of the cam During ths cour*e o f the even. i* n.I* ll 1Mwlitn, niimiy , |\Y4» yrnr Is ordered and the tim e It be. • "f pulilii* iimI i tl* 1l*»li, •1 palgn to raise fund* for the n*. press agency believed It could Ing, Humid Hall, pxalted antler, j Hit Mr mnl S|r«. Sli'vr l'»*. comet effective, w ith the De­ • s|ial***l fimu hit off It. I.M liIV reach w more satisfactory settle, L. Col- tionwid* fight against Infantile | acted as to in tm astrr nnd intro fense Mediation Beard seeking a H lfllM . O. tilly «ln un«*»l llilv I Mpi,'s nf th* inforiu.iturn m . tc r«. 4«rt’ Holland, i ment through direct negotiations, duce<l the gueata who were pre­ A. String- paralysis, Bpaaaard L settlem ent . during r th e Interim. bert, U P . W iiiiutiinir in un irritfiilfin '»» ! lu* > iibid by th* Stylo It...ml »f even a t the risk of e strike. W. Vengovernor of Florida and honorary sent. la-o Bittner, exalted Klk j Kiliiontion in Talluhnssr* mil I*- Itiii tk ••f tin ir iioiiH«*. iiIniiiI >*i< Forbid strike vWenee boycotts, fallow. H. B. L B. Henry, chairmen of th* fund raising cam ruler, w si smung the' guest* I■fill'll III til* offll-l' of III' Hill. milt*« out nu Kirliiititiiil Avvium** and sym pathy and Jurisdictional able, W. B. N rd . C rate palgn, confirmed the appointm ent.1 whn responded to limits, tltlu rs I |ll"V•• 0. tiio S till* l.iiliir In ,|ii i !••*« orilini? tu it ic|i'»it fiont Him strike*. '_ T p . V ria h c n r. 1 included I)r. L T. 18m, llenrv V. MeW. Cecil Grant, dlractor of or­ Require th a t w herever Um Barnes, T. L Sli .r i f r i •iflk't*. uti'l lh* l.'uunty S u p n in li nd Thurston, Herbert Heltt, J. W t'M. closed shoo o r t h i ’o p a n sh o p U .Mr-4 l’ftor-4 f'»in»t| tin* rlilM W. W. ganisation for th* atate group, in i nf Pulilir InsIruttiMii Xlio llsll, C. C. Cullins and Volo- niiniii. ’ pari'tits w ill ii |.>i k„- m tin* ilitrh. anil m "nllr’iitptift’? b 'f o r c e " b a defena* plant. It W right, I will aid Mr. Smith In appointing Williams. Father A. H I’etK,, ahall continue foe. the duration w ether, 1 , C. T. a committee of prominent BendIsa talkaA lha A’lttU til -tllU Jll Edward Joseph .Bhrera was un­ who i« rhntrman " f the advisory givi-n ;r rupy ‘ th$* |ti« k-IIr> truck Mr |V|»th »»•« B. O d. nolo County t i l t son* to aid hkn In m iib .c . V form will bo ffllod out por. of Require*unln* braS5w r.‘wUh' B. Deaa, organising tho local campaign injured but the business coup* council for the Antler*, waa in- 1tinning In various wnrknig bmir. tlriviiiir ft Hi** rvmil. Dr. Di i Kr which he waa driving whan h* tniluced by young Hell. the govenuneat, - * nml an mutiuhinri* w rrr rullnl. Hard**. which it expected to include cturHerman E. Morris acted as of minors. (In* typo is n ".po- Ini! artificial n»>|MrMtion uttem pti ^ . , raa 'Off tho highway thro* miles Forest ,ty . p o r U . ^ t a , ^ cul rortifirnl* nf riuploynu’iit northwest of Sanford on Laku song leader as a part nf the wit ** futile. Br*4> Shorn Boulevard waa damaged, entertainment and th* gathering ■luring vnration nr out of.-cbool hour, for minors under lit years 0 . O. D arty, state highway p a. sang In unison, “"H ail. Hail", A m ajority of th* counties ore urke, 8 . nf iigo, imly."' Anuthor form E rnest planning to ebea their campaign* trolman, reported this morning. “God- Bless America," “ My Bon­ 11U1I1, merely, "ago i-s-r t if iy-nts A t 4t30 A. M. today the pa­ nie" ami “ America". Fred* ir*! man received • report of (he Fields, pianist, assisted Mr. Mur- for minors Hi yours of ago or ow r." Tho third is romtio.od of accident from tho local police s ta . ri*. tl*a and following questioning, Mr*. Henry Thurston. Mr*. qitostliin, for minors whn tiro WASHINGTON,cOvc. I -f/P ) II and 15 yours of ago only unit ridedupon by th* total chairman. th e ,d riv e r adm itted he had fal­ Roy Tillls, Mr*. William Jam r. iritoml to stop attending ichool — I'residcnt Knosevelt and con. len asleep. son, Mr*. Oscar Toler, Mrs. June gresslonal leaders talked for DO Knumillgt, Mi*./ Jam es Keyes, In *o*k employment. • . ' ^TbOtathm el Foundation for In­ i'ui h form requires different minutes today in a conference Mr*. R. A. Gignlspenl and Mrs. which "thoroughly canvassed" lha fantile Paralygb ha* farmed a A. 8. Peck were among tho per­ snswers, arrnriliqr to tho work Far Fyntern situation “ in connec. sports coencU to aid Jacal group* nnd general Instrortinn* fur each son* who helpad the young men lion with the defens* nf our la organising charity tp o tt avenU, with the arrangem ents for the qiiestiininalr* varies consiilembly. territories and uur vital inter* noediag to Mr. Treadway. I Tho “evii.enr* of age" informa banquet. lion follows tho sum* require ests.” NEW YORK. Dae. 4 - W > — That summation was given by mm t in each form. William S. Knudsen, co-dlr*<tor If lhr minor Is unable to pre­ Rep, McCormack of Massachu­ geaeral of the office of produc­ setts, Housc< V rjo rity leader, sent a birth certificate nf Iran tion management, asserted before ssript, th* preferabl* evidence who acted as spokesman for tho IhoBoonde of industrialist* W ed. he has sumo alternatives. Th* group from the capital. Partici­ TAMPA, Dae. 4 - < A V - Ftor- nggday he "ran t fa r th* Ilf* of .Slat*’ l.nlmr Hoard will accept pants included Senator Georg* Ida’s new National Youth Asso­ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4 —OP) other “documentary evidence such (D .-G s.t and Senator HIII nf ciation to L op, red need from fhro — Florida law enforrem ent of. as a baptismal certificate, a Alabama acting as Senat* ma­ a reas to two * a e r d m from fleer* m ust decide whether slot htble record, a passport, an In­ jority leader. WaahtagtoB, w u outUaed by machines now In uae are for fun surance policy” o r finally C h a riu a U v to . M ato Admlnor for gambling, and It they sworn statem ent of age from tho are fun, owner* can obtain m en. parents. If Ujf* Js unobtainable, tkmal licenses, Stale Comp­ a physician'* certificate of age i l e r Lea said Wednesday, will svrvv, Mr. Lawton explained. ill* statem ent followed a R ut* Supreme C ourt ruling th a t a coin-operated mechanical bora*. MANILA, Dec. 4^-4A9— rtcin g machine M ie n neither pro. Th* first group of hardy mltea nor gives the player a re­ American transportation man, M arik o f Orlando ward Li legal ea d a r th* 1041 .oc­ b* r V e la r ils n s who will ksap supplies roll­ cupational tag b w . CHICAGO, Dec. 4 —( 4 1 ing over th* 4 Burma Road The grand champion steer or whlla American plans* and th* Forty-second International pilot* guard them from a ir Livestock Eipoaitfon sold a t a u r. attacks overhead, have reaalt. lion today for |3 .S 0 a pound, rd Manila anrouto to China. tb* same price paid for last Forty.six man In a _ year’s tltllat. under contract to Generali*The steer, "Loyal Aiumus •tmo C htang KaLAhek’i gwv* Fourth,” an Abcrdeen-Angus ex. arnmant, will roc*hr* ap li* hlblted by Purdue University, w as $500 • month In United Stota* purchagaa by th* Firestone T b s cu m n cy .____________ •nd Rubber C o p p a p y ;______ Elks Will Hold Annual Memorial Service, Sunday Railway Express Agency Employes Will Plan Strike €oo|>er Speaks Minors Who Have To Gathering At Jobs Must Obtain Antler Banquet Evidence Of Age County Chairman Of Birthday Ball Committee Named Annual Fathers And Law Applies To All Sons Dinner Given Sc hool C h i I <1r e n Wednesday N ijfh t Who Arc Employed Small Son Of Mr. And Mrs. Steve Peters, Drowns '■*• TS: a Straight <5 1. a i i n c h c d < i V 11 t* r a l O f f e n s i v e N’t*a r .M o r a v a R i v e r S ilt'd . McflBttrsVVbteR Show Herndon To Deliver O r a t i o n Honoring Anotbagf offsnslva on the Moscow fro n t Was gahf to have hDried back Germany's ace P u s e r .A n q y 13 • to S t mile* b t i e Tula tec tar. .anchoring th* southern end of the defense a r t before the ta p . ItaL Freeholders To Vote On Bond Issue C o u n t y Commission Seta January 27 As Date For $80,000 Hospital E l e c t i o n men and women by a l i t te Un had thrown back th i Germans - IS to 91 miles in Uio Stallno. '■ ■ • n k sector, itO miles south, oast of Moscow, and recaptured an Im portant town and four ▼Ulagas. Th# German radio, as haard in the United States by N. B. C. • attributed the N atl disaster In the Rostov area to "* change in tho w eather which rendered use. leaa the m echanlid m ight of tho German A rm y;” and to “the R u sla n a Inability to oad ersU n J m th a t they wore d e fa a M .” h > DAY. DECKMIiER 4, 1941 New Japanese mllltarv m an. n r n n today Increased Fhr E ii t tension In Chungking^ • Chines* »rmjr spokesman asserted 40 Japanese warship*, l e i M h d l n ^ M aircraft c t r r k r with 45 plane* aboard had been ipotted In Camranh Bay. on the Southeast coaat of Indo-China— potential spring* board for attacks on Singa­ pore, the Dutch E ast Indies, or the Philippines. M vote, after potting dewa an laagigeat labor Its amend­ ment which also would hare laaarriptad wealth. Nazis Suffer Chaotic • Retreat As They • Are Driven Back O n 'K /E S S English Battle With Two German Panzer Divisions Is Near In Refcegh Section it r n- wititj’ m ail ’■ LONDON, Dae. 4,— (A P )— •' MMaasag • Soviet* declared -the German UHcnlnfr armies had bean driven in chad tic retreat he-' vond Tsganrotr. 40 mllea wieat of Rostov, - with 60.0 ^0 0 German* knocked out of action. til the Moscow campaign, the Russians declared thev \ Japs’ Military .*■£ Moves Increase Sanford N The Only Central Florida City Affording Hail, Highwaj And Water Tran-sportalion Driver Uninjured In Auto Accident O. Mari- New YorktfR Shed Thdr Overcoats President Studies Japanese Situation a a S re a fa ts William Knudsen Denounces Strikes New N . Y. A* Set-up Outlined By Lavin State Comptroller, Ruled On MachincH THE WEATHER 46 TranHport Men On Way To China C Prize Steer Sells For $3.30 A Pound as?' »< j H ' 3 -V-.S H H / f �> * ' 11 T H U R 8 J M Y , D E C E M B E R 4 , 1941 n d : H erald A Citrus Pioneer ONLY l £ MILES FROM MOSCOW^ .:i Mjbted D rinks - Package Goods — Be*] / ' A few days ago an old man died virtually pennileaa and FRBB DELlVF-kl all but forgotten aftfer amaaaing a fortune In excesa of a million dollar* and poaaeaalng cultivated friends from the four comers of the world. He waa Charles LeJeune, who pioneered hia way in the citrua business on the lower East (}oaat, after traveling around the world from his native land In Belgium. The story come* to us by way of James Hodges wh'o -P H O N B 8** BILL’ PACKAGE STORK & BAR FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS I r. CALL MRS. PIPPIN • Graduate of Hew .York' Design School • Member Telegraph Delivery Service . • Member Southeastern A Florida State Florists AaaVn. . ' W. First 8L /J Sanford. Florida Phone 798-M SANTA CLAUS SAYS “It will pay to consult our • Personal Loan Department before you borrow." LOW COST-EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Bank VERSE FDR TODAY LeJeune brought heart to ua because ha never lost faith In. hia grove/ "Hia investment started to reap dividends about 100ft whan hia trees began producing the largest and best qual­ ity grapefruit ever grown in Dade county. Pretty soon the grove was.netting him between 125,000 and $60,000 a year. By 1918, his annual profit waa $100,000. Hia fruit waa be­ ing sought by all of the commission brokers, . "Then the boom came and George Merrick started buy­ ing up all of the land around LeJeune for hi* Gablt-n sub­ division. Merrick needed LeJeune’s land. He offered $300.000, but It waa turned down. Finally, in 1924, after five years of persuasion, LeJeune sold the grove to Merrick for T b s P o I— i has — porlf purified. Qn moss. $1,785,000. One cricket rings “Nearly $1,000,000 of this waa in cash, which l^Jeune U tk e drop of sound unsent to his relatives In Europe to repay them iqr the funds i dtw, Tom U>« ground up the they , had advanced him In the beginning. The remainder was In a mortgage which he kept. Payments on the I f t i o ^ i J n l t h . Crags of mortgage dwindled and then stopped altogether when the fed lakes s s r us with tb s wind. O r. boom broke, leaving the once affluent LeJeune almost pen­ ’srraont It blows, . niless." . 1913 resulted *a follow*:WUIad. stand* on Florida Is full of such fine old heroes os. th is.. .men In kls, 17 percent; T aft, IB; Dawty, hare, sometimes with money, more oft-m without, without. 16; scattering, IP perc e n t who came here, TAOOARD who stayed and battlsd It out In fair weather and foul, Tucking your napkin under your who made fortuned and who lost them, but who always, like chin went out along about tbo MmaUilng to th* Empty LeJeune, kept their good cheer and their faith in Florida. lime collar buttons and cuff links There la a road In Coral Gables roamed in hn honor. There became poise: ■a amlnent Be- should be a monument erected for all Florida's unknown g to w rit* a book soldiers who haVe died In its struggle from ploneur days. oppe*niattlM H. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Windstorm — Theft — ( mot C ollision incorporated — Burglary ) for* a ttra c t lena among a tb i t RinforJ haiaoaatantly Improv- ; Compensation — Liability — Health & Accident Drive Carefully Even If You Have Legal Right-of-Way PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c Vi GAL. $140 Family Rows If you must row with your wife, do It In private. This, at least, U the advice o t Dorothy Dlx, whose articles on love sod marital difficulties wa always read, not because we oersonally feel the need of .them, but because we nre IS GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL AS ON OR WITH YODK CHRISTMAS FltUIT CAKEl im ur- saa tbs Christmas brightly In Sanfhta, avtn though through moat Do Not Take the Right-of-Way too Confidently oil of tha Atlantic la Inaraaaad $4,100.ta ti.lt of thn roetnt I w in agreement b a t will coma to San. riy worth baorlog is th is y e a r t now*, ag too* Into effect, irkat I* not doing shipment* or* 10 1 s t yaar. photographs made f o r * Christmas but it will soon W be too late! will n arar auccarafully small mato tha Europaan nation* with any tyatam of m a n thinking, avaa If such plan could ba a W**e they general!); Idas and make up and go their way, with­ out a thought of tha htrm they hava inflicted on their in­ nocent and helpless little ones,* continues Miss Dlx. "Why parents do not realise that to bring children up In d house of strife la to do them an irreparable Injury, no one can Imagine, It. shatter* their nerves. It warps their characters. It gives them Inhibitions that they never get over. It makes them cynleal and Uttar and daatroyg their belief In every­ thing that la good and beautlfuL" Ramstnber that tha past time you are about to tell your wlfa (or your husband) what you think uf her. Un» leas it happens to be something nice, control your ,temper. Watt udtll after the children hava gone <o bed before you A rra n g e Tha atm Jlm ant St the U rin e alty of Ml’ ml far tb* currant yoai la given a* being 1A<H A u*«toOf lb era th* largest n u m b * , ara working fo r a . B. A. degree, tha n a rt Urgaat number, S t l m fo r a p p o in tm e n t 108 N . P A R K T H E E S S E X S T U D IO AYR. •• 8 A « rm tP A I ’• *{ ■ lyei**’!? V SK :VV t » - ‘W :*Vi ’ \ l . 'I \ \ ROBERT L. COX, Photographer c .L -!- ♦. «.-? *>*2* '• •„** •• .* srA-of. 7L.'k‘ W NOW 1 *K * * " �I■ i ll n i l" iTt:?r-T ^ fifc a 5 3 ? £ t?<&■?£?'-' W r, DECEMBER 1, 1 W ^ ' M ? a LOllklNE BEAL, Bodoty Editor Social Calendar — ♦ THURSDAY W e^eT M .GeUd of Um Methodist Chore*, will m eet a t the horn* of t i n . E. H . Armltog*. 2600 P ark Avonu*. a t 1 JO P. If. Tha annual covered dlah tap p er and p re se n ta tio n of new badees o f Seminole Chapter Two, O. E. B. will bo held tn tha Masonic Temple begin nine promptly at 0:30 P , M. All vtoiung members and their escorts are Invited to n tto f t. Mrs. Mamie Laager, Right W orthy Grand Conductress o f the General Grand Chapter will be In attendance. The Townsend Club will meet a t the Court House a t 7:30 P. M. M rs. W. J. Lyman will lead In l e tinging. FRIDAY There grill be a Life Member. ship banquet honoring Mrs. W. 8. Thornton a t the Methodist Chureh a tinea beginning a t 7:00 P. . f t Tha theme of the ban. quet will be ‘T h e Women," All members o f tha Women's Society o f Christian Service are Invited to attend. Mr>. W. M. S. of the F irst B aptist Church will m eet a t the c h u A i a t 10:00 A. M. fo r the observance of tha "W eek of P rayer" for foreign missions and the Lottie Moon offering. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland will have charge o f the program fo r the day^ ilng sewing Tft» fo r the RedI Cross will be apon•ored by the Women’a Society of Christian Service of tha Metho. diet Church under tha direction o f Mrs. J . L Clark. S ft Anne’s C hapter of the Woman's Auxiliary of Hole Cross Episcopal Church will Kara a cooked-food and gift sale In front of tba Florida Powqr and Light Office beginning a t 9:30 A. M. The afternoon sewing session fo rfth o Rad Cross will be spon­ sored by the women of the Cath­ olic Chureh. W orkers Council of tha F irst B ap tist Church will m ast a t the annex a t 6:30 P. M. Sapper will iper win be * r v e d to all tho ho have mad* ireservations. SATURDAY Tha Ladies o f tha C osrrvgstlonal Church will Hava a ha ts a r and cooked food sals a t tba I tors f o r a r l y occupied by Shdya's SpNtoltjr Shop. MONDAY The Y. W. A. o f tha F irst B ap tist Church will m eat a t tha horns of Miss Gladys Pippin a t 0:00 P. M. fo r an out-door ham . b u f t t r f r r , to bo followed by th a regular mooting. Anyone wishing transportation, contact Miss M artha W right. The following circlet of the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary will m ast as follows: • . Circle Onej Mrs. L. F. Boyle, t a t the hbmn of Mrs. Mary Bolly, 1116 Myrtle A vsaue a t 3:30 P. M. Circle Two, Mrs. W. H .' Bach, chairman, will meet a t the home o f the chairman, 217 Holly A s t­ a n a a t 3:20 o'clock. Circle Three, Mrs. Dpiay Lewis, chairman, will m eat with MU> May Magil), 610 Magnolia Ave aue a t 1:30 P. M. with Mrs. P. B. Smith aa eo-hostess. Cord*' Four, Mrs. F. T. Meri­ w ether, chairman, meets with Mrs. John Brumlcy on Celery Avenue St 3 JO o'clock. Circle Five, Mrs. A. D. Smith, chairman, meets with Mrs. Victor Greene, Jew etts Lane, for lunch a t 12 JO o'clock. Circle Six, Mrs. J. D. Wood­ ru ff, ehalrman, meet* with Mrs. J. C. Hutchison, Indian Mound Village a t 3:30 P. M. The Businees Women's Circle Mrs. Btslla P. A rrington, chair­ man, m asts with Mr*. W. S. Brumley on Celery Avenue at T’ CircUs *of the W. M. U. of the F irst B aptist Church will meet as fellows: . , Circle One. with Mm. J. J. Bolly on W est F irst S treet st * W rtle Two with Mrs. W. C. DeCoursey on 218 W est Nine, teenth S treet s t M 0 P. M. Circle Three, with Mrs. H. E. Morris on 1728 Locust Avenue with Mrs. C. P. Henderson as co-hostess s t 3:30 P. M. Circle Four, with Mrs. E. 8. Rockey. 1310 Park Avenue with Mrs. O. S. Reiman as co-hostess * ' Circle *FItV,' with Mrs. R. W. W ars on Pslm stto Avenu© with Mrs. W. P. Brooks. Jr_ ss co­ hostess, a t 7:30 P. M. Circle SI*, with Mrs. M. F. Smith In Floral H aights with Mrs. Fred Myers ss co-hostess at 3 30 P. M. TUESDAY The A sarian Class of the First B aptist Church will have its an­ nual Christmas party at the church annex beginning s t 6:30 P. M. In the form of a eocered dish supper. All members are In. vttsd to atU nd and bring a 10c g ift to p u t under the Christmas tree, also a covered dish. The regular meeting of • the Fort Molkei Chapter of the Sons and Daughters of the Territory of. Ftorida will he held a t the heme of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rou. millet. 910 Palmetto Avenue a t 8:00 P. M. A full attendance Is urged since It I* the annual election o f officers. WEDNESDAY A n ita Circle of tha Ssuford C ardan G(ub will m ast a t the A PAGE THREE Play Will Be Given Methodists Have By Women’s Society Christmas Party Activities A tall lightest Christnin* tree, i By the Aid of Newipapef The Women's Miv-iomiry So­ ciety of the Christian Church i< Hmxilian tapper, poin*ettm*. and 1 giving a one act play at thrrhurvh other greenery decorated the an-1 ADVERTISING next Sunday night »t the regular nex of the Methodist Church for annual Chrintmn* party cvfnlng service, beginning at J:30 the o'clock. Mrs. V. II Grantham vatil of the Daugter* of Wcxley Cnt** which wa* held on Monday evj/l. give the devotion**!. Th»» play i\ calfrtl *Thri*tma* ing Mra. E. H. Laney read ’the devotional, and Mr« George Gift" and the cs*t is n* futlow*: Mr. and Mrs. \V. I,. ( o 'v-iolly Miss Marian Pearnun, Wilma* Harden tang, “Silent Night” h are arrived frrm Columbus, A short business *e**ion wa* daughter of rich Mrs Ga*ton. hut Ohio, and are •pending the win­ held st which time a rc|*»rt w;»4 earning her own way; te r in Sanford nt | | I(. K. D. Mob. .Miss Geraldine Petra*. Jcnn.^t made on the Thanksgiving h««ley home on Oak Avenue. college girl, engagrti t«» th,. young ket which was g#vm a neoly family an*l report* of the \a r minister; Funrrnl IlircHtir Miss. Betty Wuthcn has been Mrs. J L. Nihlark, Mr* i\d e. iou* committee* wen* heard llontexsea for llm party in70i'» K. 2nd St* Upped by the Cotillion Club at wife of tho m iyor; I'lnme Flcrida S U te College for Women Mm. O. T. Perason. Mi* Far clutfnl Mis* Kuth ll-in*l, chair­ man. a»*i*ted by M r<«. () It. In Tallahassee where .lie ,, „ nim , a ctiuntry womim. freshman this year Kxtridg?, Mr* W F Itiiinr*, Mi J Mrs. Julian WiDou. I rum *'** .1 K. Courier, Mr*. J I. Cl.uk ! Dwight, a aortal serviie w><i U«i ; and Mr*. Vance Iknigh-* After 1 Mr. and M r., t; K Fiillager Mr*. George Kwan, Mr" I'*** group xinging hn«t 1-een enjoyed, , and daughter, Elisabeth, have re. hack, a lltingitrian woman. gift* were distribut* (J from the turned from Pm t W.i-hington, Mr*. W. T Thornton. Mr t.«^ lighte»l Chri*tn»a* tree and reN. Y.. where they have been d ur. ton, a rich wonrnn will* itlcu* i fre^hinent* were *«r\« d ing Jhe summer an.I will .pend nlnnit making over the *••util r y i Those prexent w«t** .Mr*. E. the w inter month, at I l f J Park church; II 1jiney. Mrv tleorge Harden. Avenue. Mr* Geo. Town.*ctid. Mi- II 11“ | Mm C M. Flower*. Mr. W I. way. whoae *laught«*i i* • *“•* ' IlnrriHon. Mr*. O I White, ary t«» China; Mr- 7. II. Itntliff. Mm .1 O Word ha* been received that France* NibUtck. l *h*i N»h Laney. Mr*. Glenn F McK-y. Miss Lucy Kounull.it ami Mi*s Merle Town*en<Lwhddr. o **f \lr* Fred |(. WiDon. Mi. W l B etty Wathen ....... in the “J it­ |MM*r factory workerMorgan. Mr* I* \ Howland, terb u g ’* dance which Iho “odds" Mr*. G rantham . Mi F Mr* II. II McCall 11id Mr* M presented at th>- h>>tiifr->itiing fe u and Mr*. WiDon ..... *h It Smith tlvitiea nt Florida Nlate College mittee fr*«n the miADo. Mr*. John Gdlmi, Mr*, t ’ for Women. Tin- “Odds'* demon­ ctely which »* prepoonWnitlit, II Winn, Mr- M 1 stration received the higher num­ I he public ia cordiulK Mr- ii F Mrv L M 1 ber of vote* m ilit* t‘<iii|iftition attend A free-will off< Itrnnnn. Mr- i:..y Tilli-. Mr* with th t MKvrn*.” | h* taken f*>r im.**i*»ti>* 1 K Courier, Mrv. f I' 11.•nCyprces iCaot, famed In MrMrv. J 1.. rim k . magazines tasted Queen Chester Daniel*. Mr* II. A I.vl us help \« mi rcpnlr, Elizabeth's citrus dinner gt NtrncK Swanson. Mr*. J I’ Thurmond, n t n d t r i n / e . ir in.ulcl > tin r and one of the Mt** Itutti Hand, Mis* lh**ie A new da.** in *hortli h u n te wi t h run low m » t , most all hlo, travels over Zachary. Mis* Helen I Ward he started* at the \ tha world. by Dahlgren. tliri i t i e d m i mi lieniia* and Mi** Aline Chtpmun. Sclnad next week it w.m aniieun Mrs. Broil ie Williams wn— loan p in t . S i r its w i t h ­ n d thi* morning by Mr !(. i hostess on Monday afternoon to out til l.I> ' During the period from members of Circle line of the Maxwell, instructor. M dent* cii Woman’s Soclrtv of Christian rolling at'o n ce cun • comph t. tio lo 1910, tuberculo*i* killed Service of the Mpthodi.l Chureh course by June 1. Kegi^lrain*ii will A m e r i c a n s t h a n w » re k ille d m actum, or riled from wound* re a t h er home on link Avenue with iH'giri on Monday. Dee * reived in action, during all tin* Mrs. Tom William* a* eo-hnstess Featuring the “ Dancing Dolls Honoring Mm. W. S Thorntelephone 305-J. or h\ t» Icphou. I war* the Cliitcrl States hu* Tha devotional was conducted and Santa Claus", the Ruth Gor­ ft Lift* Membership Banquet ing 5B9-J. All iiir'iiilu t i lia\e ' fmight since 177*1. The menace Association of Seminole by Mrs. O. E. White who rend don W right Dancing School will County tha 2nd chapter of Luke, with present its annual Christmas re­ Will be given in the annex of [been requested to meet in the ( »*f tqt'vrculosi* i* steadily rerluc* the M rthodist Church tnmorm w church and go into the banquet i «d each year by Christmas Seal the Lord’s prayer given by the view on the evening of Dec. beginning at 7 00 room In a body. ______________ ' fund*. group In unison. It wav an ­ in the Seminole High School a t • W W f nounced th at the circle had paid ditnrium. The “ Dancing Dolls". o’clock. by the Women'* Society of Christian St*rv*c«v 1U pledge for the year and conill be the 30 tinjjvupllo of li f t . Thornton ha* been n neettonal and lues I dues were Mrs. W right's School of Child­ tntm bcr of the Wtu r n in 'M i* . collected. hood. • loDtry Union of the church for During the social hour a C hrist­ Other o u titan d n r numbers on 30 JTMrv. serving a* social service mas party wa* rnjeved with each the program include an intricate • uparintrndent for a perio.l of guest receiving n gift from the soft shoe routine by Betty Jons ••▼•H yrsra, and a* correspondlighted tree Refreshment* were Copeland, “The Sailor Girls” fn f ftfteretary of the W. M. U. served by the hostesses to the drill and tha "Military Drill". fo r m other •even yean . following: The Two French GUIs and the During the Women’* Mission­ Mrs. J . J. Carver. Mr*. J. C. American Soldier" feaaurlng Don­ ary conference which w:»« held Dev's, Mrs J. \V. Ilarkcy. Mrs. na Jean Dunn, Elolse Cook and In Banfortl in 192ft, Mm T horn­ E. B. Smith. Mr*. O I.. Bark*. Frederick Cooper, promises to ton Was appointed district aceONLY ■ ’ c x i l D n u c S T O R E S O r T E n YOU BARGAINS Mrs. T. E. Wilson. Mr* MnMe be outstanding. *» ra tify , holding the position for Blount. Mrs. It M. Mason. Sr.. Mary Elisabeth Daniel wiU be four year*. She wa* it circle Mrs. Nettle Tilli*. Mr*. C. V. presented In a graceful ballet leader for three yenn* and *«*rv*d B ranan. Mr*. J B Crawford. and the “ Rhumba Tap." Tiny fft? three year* an president of Mrs. J. F. Ri*er. Mr*. R. T. Mary Ann E aton will ChrlHtmns WrappinRH dallglat Um lfi«*ion*ry Union. W arren and Mrs. tl C .Barclift. the andience with the "H ut But" An intereating program hit* SE A L S — I'A l’KIt — COIL FlItST & MAGNOLIA I'llO N K :i^5 Alto, Mrs. II. F. Phillips. Mrs. song. As a Southern bells of been planned !h conjunction with Thr*# l*riccw lk» N«»t liwlutlt* Frtlrral r.wi*i* Tax the 1860’s, little H arriett Brown the banquet with T IN SE L — ItlllliON C. |E . Cbnrpcniqjr. ^ r** the theme, Goodhue. Mr*. C. C. Priest. Mrs. wijl dance a “Colonial Toe "The Women.* Heaarvatuma may Make Your Choice Kurly O. E. White Mrs. U. W. S turdi­ Dance." be nude by contacting Mr*. vant, Mr*. J. fl, Wait*. Mrs. G. A difficult tap routine will be Shoemaker at the church office, & M t W ir t 0 G e t a i t s , E. McKay. Mrs. J V P. C h * £ exoeutod by Jo Ann WUkina, and man. Mis* Helen *WnrH. Mra. w. several acrobatic stunts Includ­ E. Buhrman Mr*. Kenneth It. ing the "Chines# Spilt", "A ir­ Pencil Pointed IVn $ 4 .00 Ball and Mr*. H. 11. ra ttlih a ll. plane Pose" and the "Human Point suits any lutnd A The best valueo always ko t|tilckly mi s ta r t your Spider" will be presented by See Them in our Window shopping now—a t T ourhlon's where g ifls and val­ Joyni* Mao Jon**, who wiM olio 'p b m U top p numbor. num' do wolto rhythm ues are better. Y'ou'll find unusual, sm a rt, b eau ti­ lovorlU Dolorto Enflli fully designed ififls thut will give ex tra pleasure. ith Sonford oudioncoo, will do What is more Im portant, the low prices wiP am aze o difficult ocrobotic done* ^JSr . I you. Visit Tuuchton's now—while sto ik s are comThree one-act plays will be choiro. In odditioa to m ooft presented by pupils nf the Ju n ­ •ho« routine, oho will obU, "Fifth plele. ior High Schorl In the auditor­ Avvnuo Rhythm.” ChoHoo Pop­ Fully G uaranteed ium next Tuesday afternoon, s t lin, “kin* of ponoM k tp", will Feature al 7:13—9:20 2:00 o'clock and again a t 8:00 lin g “I Don’t Wont to Oot Woll, I’m In Lovo with ■ • Booutl/ul o b o'clock In the evening. Hporuoik'd by the The comedy, "W ho Gats the Girl" d rtiiod oo « ooldlor boy. Many S ty le s il'o Williom PopUn ond Bovtrlv RocSaSford Womnn’n Club Car Tonleht” la being directed Chootic k'rijjn hv Mis* Louise Swain and Mku era will ImpcroonoU tho *WoodGeorgens H art will direct “ Spar­ en Soldier ond tho Chino Doll." DIFFERENT ■ P ft Introducod Jo ing tho Rod." The third. “ G rand, on odrancod U p m t t e o m rth er Nick" I* under th e direc. Shlrloy Fraoor Morgnn wtQ motlnn of Mrs. Beatrice Barnes. The nuhlic has been extended •«nt on odvoncod woKo "Rhythm an Invitation to attend and an Tap" Other childrvn doing entertaining time l« cruml*—I by those In charge. T here will be rill include Elizobotk F nnklln, $ j*on Louioo Vorn, B o r r b tt Sod* i nominal charge. dine, B o lt/ Bryan, Jonlco Cook, Mori© Meodox, ChorlotU Sttin ond Graco Mario ______ _ . Over 100 ehUdron will U ko p u t In the rvvlcw which, M On (An; 8U |«—9:00 f* M. I I riven for tho Culollklcntcd Kiddle* From Amoricon Lofton grand finolo will bo n _prooonto Ruth. Gordon Wright'* Studio UMfInE “Oor FIak" tlon of the ooag "O or FWg! written by Mra. A ff* I m M HAI’FY BIRTHDAY who prvoontod on ootoofiphod copy to tho Ruth Gardoo W richt Mloo AUco Hlfft* Studio. Flora Kipp Among tho ootionnDy prondnont ortloU who hav* doolgrwd Chriotmoo BvoU for tho NoUanhomo of Mra. O o o n o Bhipp, 200 ol Tubortulooio A m ztnllon fid B. Eighteenth Btraot with Mra. Thomoo M. Ctoland, Yinio» Horn L. K. Sponrar no M J m t o u , at lin B oktr, Ro<kwtQ Kant, Yn2 JO P , M. Each mombor to dolph Rastckn, Goorfo Ynnchnn FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Curtlo, Lloyd Coo and Jo&j Evono. 8tor on Dohnnoo di i lgn w FRESH FRUIT tho 1M 1 ________ _ Telephone 14H P e r sonals AndcrsonGriffith Dancing Dolls Tb Be Christian Service Featured In Revue Honors Life-Member HALLMARK RITZ Men’s Bill F UI Yardley Shaving Bowls 1.00 ft Lovely Dresser Sets In a (treat Variety or style* $2.25 to $10.00 T T ID O 9 n A A P erfu m e, and Cologne Atomizers All Thfe» Yearn' Style* $1.00 up Friday & Saturday Double Program tom ,i a , ..I., e . i i v i . x c l A. C A iU G tu U 35c VICKS SALVE 27e $1.50 AMPHOJEL $1.29 25c I U S O D O L 19c 25c 50c Hinds Honey Almond Cream 29c 35c UUKMA SHAVE 39c 50c RJennens Shaving CKEAM 89c $1.25 PETKOLAGAK..... 59c 75c Pepsodent ANTISEITIC 19c 25c B. C. POWDERS ... 39c 55c PONDS CREAMS ..21c 25c BLACK DRAUGHT . 15c Four-Way COLD TABLETS . ... 13c 83c $1.00 MILES N E R V I N E ..... 39c 50c Groves CHILL TONIC 49c Gillette BLUE BLADES.............. ,39c SPECIAL AT OUR FOUNTAIN PINEA PPLE PUNCH Tboro ora nino i port In Puorto Woo. Tho wnttlo lo tho anttoail fVow. a t 10 K>0 •* K k t . ' / ' . or of Auotnlin. SATURDAY ONLY SERVED FROM 11:30 to 7iM U U ROAST YOUNG TURKEY CRANBERRY BAULK MIXED VEGETABLE SALAD BADE DRESSING, UIRLET URAVY WHIPPED POTATOES, FRESH HUCU/1AMH, HOT MULLS & UU1TKK of I MR Xmas Cards 111 j ; K a " * u J C ^ 5 5 f f A TEA or COFFEE—EGG NOG ICE CREAM Half P iles BREAKFAST SPECIAL O u Frenh E n (u»jr bCj Ir)—Two Strip* Bhcoo^Hob Grito, Bfttirod Toast and Jolly, Good Coffaa 1.•Bvj r r l A# S h o p p in g EXTRA VALUES \ Specials 0 q Everyday Needs TURKEY DINNER , >"r. wrfd ♦n T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. usr v r in f i s F«w> iT; til L*« *%• aa •II Electric Heating Pads $2.69 to $5.98 • $1.00 to $5.00 W lu h k y f t S l f t ^ U M It* l'irsl l'Vrloral Savings ^ Loan Ends Tonight z.-X Ut 'JUI Church Circle Meets With Mrs. Williams Junior High Pupils Will P resent Plays . Com* la and look at oar ■tyllah Carlo* Cloth** t* st * ^ 2 9 INKOtiKAPH *F0fc HIM! YOUR “SHIP WILL COME IN" Sooner Tobacco Specials Prince Albert lb. 69c Granger...!... lb. 72c W alter Raleigh 79c Glv* A Pip* With A Pound Of Tobacco Pipes Priced From $1.00 to $3.50 PAL WRIST WATCHES Maim by Ingraham ^ ........... $A.49 A ' WfUtman, Gnks CANDIES North*. JC 8T BECEIVBD A ll L tirta tm a * W ra p p e d ; 7 r ¥ -/ Z fmssmBSSMi ■Cl »wi �(# * 1 •% . *• ft t vl'finn Huge Ford Bomber Plant in Michigan Take%Form TTIIS AERIAL ftlO TO . h o - . ike h u (. bomber plaat Ibo Ford Motor Company I* building a t Willow Baa, aoar Ypoilaail, Mich. In (ha for»(round I. (ho nearly completed m anafaetariag aeclion, which forma lha lower part of tbo “L” abapod plaaL Only half of tha actaal I n rill of the u t m U r balldlac to t o m I* (to phofo. Feed win prod0(0 ( lin t foor-englna Cenaolldated B-34 bomber la (bo Willow Raw plant. C ontraction work baa adrancrd oo rapldl; a tool room i l r a d j to la prod action la (bo bow atrwrtare. Major A ugu.tus Post (rig h t),v eteran Jewi.h flyer, glvef.nm e point to atudrnt pilot Herman J u a trr of the Juh.itm.ky Aviation School i i N- Y., airport. The purpose of tho «ch.eil i< to | ri Jewish youth In the hope that a flying unit of the Jewish Army r P ro ttr movie atarlet Peggy Higgins, featurrfl In “You're In tho A rm y # Now aelecta a new perfume packaged with bright rolnrM yarn danc>. log dolli on U)e outside of the box, aa her ideal Chrialmas gift. CapL Roger 11. WllUamo Prof. Harlow Bkapley M argaret W tboU r "opt. Roger H. William., of Natick, Hail.,.had the honor of being one If tka flrat U. 8. Army men to act loot on Dutch Guianan loll when American troope took over the pro. ketlon of Bauxlto mine. In tho - Bouth American country. A t the Inauguration of the new academic year of the Pontifical Academy nf Science In the Vatican gardena In Rome, the Pope an­ nounced th at Profeaaor Harlow Shapley, director of the H arvard Observatory In Cambridge, M an , haa been aaaigned the Piua XI P rlia for Aatronomy. Shapley haa been director of the H arvard University Observatory a Inca 1921. H aring won acclaim on Broadway with bor ataging of Shakeapeare'a Ptara. M argaret Webotor promptly bad her appendix removed when Hdmtot" with Judith A ode non end Maurice Evans opened to packed hotuoo. Mtoa Webotor will toon toeeo tho hoepltal and got on op­ portunity to aeo bar beat Job—a • month 'after It opened.. Charlea D. Baraga Former bootlegger Charlea B. Bar. ago aniile. confidently aa he leave! cuurt in Miami after pleading “not guilty’’ to charge of first drgree murder In the death of hia wifa of two month.. Gov. Harold Staaaen of Minneaota had requeated tha Inrtrligation. Police are leaking an “attractive blonde." Margaret l-wvl. 10, a f Baa Francisco, bad arranged ta meat bar playmate, Shirley McDermott. Whan lha latter d id s t ahaw up, aha want a VW E a r droama of a movie career shat-1 tarod, Mary Palumbo, 10, from Cln-, dnnatl, waa put aboard a plana for' her borne by C utvrr City, Cal If. a pollea. Mary'a one day invasion of™ lha movie capital waa over. In fact, iha never .reached Hollywood, only Burbank. Stocky, liO pounds, M ary• automobile, hold lag *a to bar friend's band. ihown In their ttb fa home laaar, N . C , to |kven-j»t k telle P ruitt Dowwa and ha war-old fa rm e r buabaad, ' • Joyce Mathewa Mathews, alngar, and Milton fllm comedian applied fa r a age license a t Is a Angela!, aha laid “yea” by telephone Loe Angeles to New York, i aba waa appearing In a mu- Baby Beverly Arnold, daughtrr of Uia Rev. W alter Arnold, missionary a* Africa's Ivory Coast, expresses b a r Jay as aha arrlvaa a t New York w ith her parents oh the iF .rlA .6 sr. Tha missionary declared conversion ad natives to Christianity haa be­ come Increasingly easy. year atths age of 0 ~ A. destroyer working up alongiida tho sinking British A ir-.' c ra ft Carrier A rk Royal to" U k t off of (le a n nad craw, a fter Dm giant wsrshlp waa torpedoed In the M editerranean Sea near. G lbralUr. Only oaa of the “A rk's" 1.575 e f f k t n waa loot la Uw sinking. and hern iary Hall tost .Secretary o f State Cordall Hun ar■rival a t tbaWfhlta House far a confervnee with President Roosevelt and tha Japanese envun. With Japa­ nese troop* poised to invadb Thailand, (he P m U e rtT fid a re d tha V . 8,w aa determined U ptaaerve tha �I T H B SA N FO R D H j PACE FIVE ,D. HANFORD, FLORIDA BOOKS AND AUTHORS By___ MAS. IAVING FBIHBEBG * •- .___ • A w • m _ • £ a w 9 • _ • The special data tkat million* | of American reader* will b* looking forward to U Feb. 2nd, for tben will be rtletted Daphne da Maarier’e first novel tinea Utabece*," — ? Frenchman's r r te li *" Lika '‘Rebecca’’ and "Jamaica Inn”, "Frenchm an's Creak” has for (te setting the moat romantic end mjrtUriona p art of Xbgland, the eoaat of Cornwall, tbs le­ gendary eoaat of the taro Iaeulta and Tristans. The noeel la high rimane*—the story of rebctlioni Lady Dona S t. Columb, darling of tbe Coart of St. Jamea, and Jcan-BenoH Aubery, pirate and dilettante of tbe aria, and of tbeh' lore, quickly bom, ecstatic, nur­ tured an danger. It la a book to place betide tbe great romances of Duma*, of th* Brontes, and of H its da Marnier's own "Re­ becca’ and "Jamaica Inn.” Tbe time—"a forgotten cen­ tu ry . which peers out of doit and eobwebsf*—actually la during tbe reign of Impetuous Charier II, although the specific data la never mentioned. Ills* du Maurler touche* th* period, aa ah* does her characters, with glam­ our. Th* romantic mood, much of It thatched In *a kind of halflight, la rich and pervading. Her* li a full-bodied romance, exquisitely told, of course, for Daphne du Maurier could not writ# badly, and In "Frenchman'* Creek" ah* rise* to great height*. Th# characters are ha memor­ able aa those in "Rebecca* and "Jam aica Inn": *nd Narron House. Itself, ancestral horns of th* 8L Columbe, not unllko Manderley, remains w ith th* leader aa did Max de Winter's 111 - fated, rhododendron - g r o w n manor. Once having started "Frenchman's Creek” the reader finds himself Immersed In legend and th* sweep of th* story, possessed by the m a rk *( the narrative. Unquestionably a great beet-seller, “ Frenchman* Creek”, Ilk* Mtsi du Maurier** other novels, la a classic of Its kind. Th* story has been bought by Param ount Picture* for flXS,000.00 Daphne du Maurier, Monde, exquisitely beaotlful granddaugh­ ter of the author of "Trilby”, P V IM S B — g m w W A s rs v m a w ^ w iw w MATINQ mars natural baasty In hasn* s u r ro u n d in g s has C brought ■ eevrtsd reward t# Caro­ lyn Flswellsn. IS. of Hastings, the has bean named Flsrlda’s 1M1 win­ ner In th* national 4-H home ground* baautlflcatlon eontast eonduetsd by ths stats extension ssrvke, far which she will rsaalv* a 17-jewel geld witch given by Mrs. Chart** I t Wtlgrosn. Chicago hertlcuttural enthusiast. . . • The girl painted the perth »"<* l*wn ture, hewer s t a n d s , and awing frame; transplanted p l a n t * and fern* Into pets and bo*** Hi the parch; bellt a coquina rock gardon, planted flower* and thru**, and bordered th* driveway with rootie t* pretest th* lawn. • » • •h e will aompot* far th* •ou ttu rn oectlenal award *f a trip to the 10th National «-H Club Congrea* to bo hold In Chleago Nov. a-Ooe. «. ents that need developing. Lu­ cinda find* the deep j°y putting her dreams into pictures and hopes th at someday she may become a great artlat. But bofor* she or enyone In Ihe town can live freely, the spell ° ‘ Castleton must be broken. Th* story Is a strang* one. haunting and powerful, It I*. » Drat novel of reel distinction all the more interesting beesusd the author has dared to break — — three great noetic. Married to V. A. M. Browning, yutmgsat general In th* British Army, since th* outbreak of th« war she has devoted bar pen in g reat p a rt to th* cause which has enlisted the hearts and minds of all Englishmen and English­ wom en. - Th* Literary Guild baa choeen two novel* fo r their December •election: "Mra. Appleyard’a LADIES’ GLOVES LADIES’ HOSE. Hfc.LT AND BUCKLE SETS OLD SPICE TRINKET BOX LADIES’ SLIPS $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 MANICURE SETS $2.00 U M lIr and I aalesrg I «* ■ * »> »< » lia r s ARROW SHIRTS SILK PAJAMAS M* LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS $1.00 HANDKERCHIEF SETS LA DIFS’ HANDBAGS BATH OR BEDROOM RUGS $1.00 semsf | llflr r r * * «| MEN’S TIE CLASP SETS $2.00 MEN’S BELT SETS $2.00 MEN’S B i I rLFOLDS. EVENINC. BAOS $1.50 and COSTUME JEWELRY $1.25 to GLIDER FITTED BAGS CANNON GIFT TOWEL SETS MEN’S PAJAMAS from MEN’S REGAL TIES $2.00 $2.00 $2.00 $1.05 $1.05 $1.0S $1.50 -• l»* LINEN HANKIES Ilie - K ts k : $2.00 in . f c .k _ h .li I . w*« ggl M r |r i l L k.rfci, r — Ilia r la m m si « s iU m HANDBAGS SOFA PILLOWS PANTIES 59c to $1.00 MEN’S HANSEN GLOVES from $1.08 LONG SLEEVED SHIRTS $1.0S PHOENIX NYLON HOSE $1.35-$ 1.65 Iw r it r * ’ GLOVES & 11DFK. BOXES $1.00 NOVELTY HAT STANDS from 39c PAIR OF BATH TOWELS $1.05 $1.05 M nn | n llis r g il TOHdcV' WA’l’ER with atomizer $1.25 NOVELTY WOOD TRAYS $1.25 SWEATERS SLACK SETS FOR LADIES ROBES FOR LADIES BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS fr HATS KOI COSTUME MHN«>hgHrar A HnlHrlainii GOWNS AND PAJAMAS $1.05 BED JACKETS $1.25 to $1.05 HELEN HARPER SWEATERS $1.08 CIGARETTE CASES WELDON PAJAMAS RAIN COAT from $1.98 ALL WOOL MUFFLERS FRIENDSHIP’S GARDEN....... aged woman with an opinions t- RAVON DINNER ( In T H LACE TABLE CLOTHS BLANKETS $1.95 U rlB4l«i IluallM I’obaaUr, T*>'l»| W»Wr mmd fi V ft • mont and plenty of tntereets ta fill her day*. She has a habit of listening to tho conversation qf total s tr a n g m about their private aCMl*. fib* ha* carried on for yaars a fatal with her husband ever n e a t towel*, fib* believe* tk a t liking small bablea la an acquired ta s te - ilka Tou­ louse-Lautree—but admits tk at her children are naturally vary rem arkable. She levs* saw green pea* freak from bar garden and corn when it ha* bean pkked KNITTED FOOT WARMERS. SHU COVERS IF TOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST Ut • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • viata In "Mr*. Appleyard's a UUle Tser" o gT ear's r 'Lresolution* s a r fandf . yfollows s be w e e t o v is it nltur*. MATCHING DUSTING POWDER 50c NfiMitr i u t ■■»* A N !) CLOTHES BRUSHES............ from 69c t ’NDBR »' SACHETS.................................from 25c s a t In r o b i MADEIRA GOW NS........ NICK’S SOFT. TOYS Package Store SATIN HDFK. CASES........from 59c U iIIm Dm i I I r A PIGSKIN GLOVES LOUNGIN( PAJAMAS ••«rt H««l CANNON BLANKETS . HRtl TUFTED BED SPREADS ENGLISH PERFUME.......... from ,69c houaa. entartatoujg vWtaee, gotog • IHCKOK KEY CHAINS $1.50 11AN DK KRC111EF SETS $ 1.50 SPENCER SILVER VANITIES $1.50 SINFUL SOUL PERFUME........ $1.00 V*n/ i B M of j • WINES Indulge la bar $!.()<> I’liRFy RlirvU a H PILLOW CASE S E T S ...... *»•*» 411 4 m I HrOrtVNr cloalng tbakaua*. an. SHOWER SOAP PULL-ON SWEATERS... PERFUME BOTTLES HANDBAGS LINEN GUEST TOWELS 29c to $1.00 SEWING KITS la A«a«r(rii *•»!«■ ■ r«*l*r* EVENING BAGS MEN’S PAJAMAS........................ $2.75 ABLE COVERS INITIAL 'H E CHAINS...... T O L & ijP TIE RACKS.:., n KLA&EK GLASS BACK REST PILLOWS MANICURE REQUISITES.........$3.00 Ik llfies'e r e t Plaaaant corapnnlonahln tpd.fU U doiu drink* a n filwaya oo hand. Meet fo u r friaodg her*. Mod- LUNCHEON SETS LACE TABLE CLOTHS TUFTED BED SPREADS ALL WOOL BLANKETS BELTS LEY CHAINS......:...., AND REGAL TIES. MUFF AND SCARF SETS...........$2.60 EVENING WRAPS CANNON TOWEL SETS.............$2.95 BLOUSES AND JACKETS GIFT SET....................................... $2.75 RAINCOATS CHIFFON SCARFS...................... $2.95 COSTUME JEW ELRY.................. $4.00 HELEN HARPER SWEATERS $2.98 MEN’S TOILET KIT’S.......from $3.50 CASUAL COATS RABHOR ROBES KEY CHAIN SETS.......- ....from $2.50 SILK ROBES SPORT SHIRTS.... ..:.,........v Jrom $3.50 HUDSON BAY BLANKETS.....$24.50 LOAFER COATS SPORT COATS........ YOUNG MEN'S SUITS A ll- M q O R ID A L U G G A G E -................ �W ill Reduce Charges • • ■ — *— • TALLAHASSEE, Doc. .L -G D i. —Tho. Florida Hailreod t,G»mk>t*. .; ■ioa tn d a r.' abnnuacctV. .th at thu goothtrn Bell .T r lr p b o a e - Oeni- ’ m m |m . in reduct ion • in . j, L u f dUtanre eharse* far cclm’ , III line* .within Florida w kkh « fll' aaro telephone u iort about 168,040 » yr«r. , • Tba’ hew rater rwi ridls wtinja the *tdta Mill’ ?be more nf»rl* on a partly with. Ju le n tu lo . l»!T rater" fo r-• the /» » « . i the C o a n U o g reported.- They Will k M M effects 0 fan . 0. x > v ~ • - ■~ JACK STINfIKTT INGTON, Dre. A eltuition. ' K lateet development U the ^printing o f all thn hired a t every ban q u et o r public ring tbo* President ________ ..0 t t M the Proeidant mad* hla ff tP a y »|Eeeh a t the MayHow. Haiel. A ,W*?k before Col. Kd. n<l W. Mlnrllnp, chief of the lit* lion Mr See re t Korrlre d“* , «nd h K jita f f moved-It* to, r pie emphiTer a tbdrooyti yn. p*rr, m ehnl'cg questioning I fingerprinting. * fhlr not only applied to the eKa regular help b a t all tb* g gal*” called In for lha big h.w eak laier, when the Prealit accepted hi* annual Invllju t to the National P m * Club b U en fa dinner, the Secret ylfe *honed up Iih mediately fttgerprlut the entire r ta ff l p a d * arrnnyrm enta to 'h a re pjrtrn writer*, Ime-boy*. amt appear fo r the routine *r*I dajra. before the . party SB off> Ry»p n o w ,'th e Secret Service I pot ilUcn**, thlc hitr*t devel. pejtt In yuird ln y th« P m ld e n t, l. it la kn tarn th a t among wpelree. • they a re pretty **ikl wllh the rraulta. In-a World ut w ar, the huain*** n a rd ln y the Pr<-*Id*rit' haa ®qio one a f thn mn»l harrow . ’ ataionmehta In W ashington— t entirely beran*o o f Inrrvat. > lit real* _pf danger—but be­ t a . . Preildent Rnon-yelt la one the moat Informal P m ld en t* modem time*. He abhor* tho * a f belnjt n prlaoner o f tho n e t Service. He like* to come | ya •« he please*. to are w h o * , tr to wbhea in era and w ith, t hnvlne hi* caller* anh looted ■ • thorough e n ln r over lo>f<im *w aro admitted *o h ’a offle*. fhoae menv weekend* whan I pearlderf yoe* In 'H*d« Park f the only reat and relaaa. H ho y rta jh e e e daya| th ere nr- A F lo rid a. rw ob In ta r ro t -practice a t Camp Blanding, I t ia. yracuted over ona r f the flnoat, aafeat ranye* In the enltre- country. And-with Uia complatlon of lit 12,000-yard mOwa* "tank kinfar" m i ye, th e amp adda r flnlahlny touch to 'tho already oatatandlny small arm* and artillery ran/* ayatema, ' ." K ^ h r • The a rtille ry ra n y e . cover* 30,000 ccrea between th e ooath aide of the ram p’* - bulldiay are* to within two mile* of Uta town cf KejMion* ■and I* anrToorried h r wire fencing, the g itaa of which a r t chained *nd looked.. Further vafaty precaution I* taken ky fenclny-ln the Ihm -m lla-aquare taryet, or impact. area Ini* which all fir* la almad• Since It U rarely the eaa* that gunner* e*q *♦* b*»f**« moot alt fir* I* conducted othar from the fomr coooret* dugo«U or regulated from the aeven 00fool obaervatlon tower*. P L A N S A P rK OVCP 7 m iR t Am * ' tllM l 258 to MK<IR Co w o c a r CMAMPIOR RACiK<t .5 Pi^iqR *+4Hl i V • r a*ll tiutfej* W \',4 * U OH* 104 1 Id. d og. can 7e Pm . s a l a d lgr a t y jn T u BALLS bo® of 30 10c box V 100_ 59« tb d al FLOUR B lba. .11c IS IN. 69c 24 Uw. I I J 0 CP........... . .Jb. 23c 3 lba. 6Jc 6-lb. cm IM S 100% hydrogmjitwl t*f. Hhortenlng 3-lb. ean 50c rfltM Pnrieak. FLOUR...... ....^....1 ^ lb. pkk. 5« like tho way i t . i*h or Tdh are 46 B l pmAMvif weMAK: . m il* i WORLD <0 M A K » A yOCFPv Changes M ade In Observe Rights Of Officer Personnel Pedestrians And Save lives At Camp Standing Wmiehdm b a t now living In a ra e n Cov* Hprlnyi, waa named Plana and Training Officer. In addition U hi* doUoa aa lafantox Han re Officer. Ha had been Act­ ing Plana and Training O fficer for aevaral moothe. ' , MaJ. John Tllden •< W hiter Pork waa earned Inapoctor and Capt. John fl. Stall of RfhiM* vlllc, who ha* been acting kwpac. , M named aaaAtanL Capt. P. Derrick of Galnaavllla ra . FARMERS’MARKET ^ M A R K E T H o f t W t W t ' RlSEARCtl SClkHfflS-ft KhoW yrty ftUBBtfL SOURCES f cw • WASHINGTON, ,4 — The • Hooae ApproptUtiona Committee approved Wednaaday lha Army’a eonatructlon plan* for a long Hat o f poota. Among them w ires Bylin Field, Fla., mlacellamoua faelL CAMP BLAND1N0, D ec 4 . HI#*, |I A S M 4 S | Panama City, Col. L. A. K ontlg, camp com. Fla., mlaeallanooaa facHItlaa, mandcr, today annonnedd a nnm . h«r af ebaayoa In hla Camp Blandiny S ta ff O ffltora and aa. aiatanta Includlny appointm ent of Mai. H arry A. John*ton aa esa. eutlva. I P JAWE PAHKB M*J. Johnaton, o f Woat Palm Beach, haa bean actlny #**{utl*» for coma time. Prior t» that h# wan Camp Intelllyanca Officer and iPnhlM Relation* Officer. CapL Wallace F , R nrtn, of ^ n •arola, who ha* boon AaalaUnt Intalllgeneo O fficer, wna promoL cd to IntolUgence Officer. Flm t Lieut. W. W. Anderaon af Jaekaonrllla, who haa been Aaalatant Public Retatlena Offi­ cer, waa Made Public RalatVma 1 Officer and Aaalalant InUlllgonce m ez & Page NOODLES..... U !2 P tg i French DRE8SIN n attblheuB r ■ CLAl» 6 I4 M M .C 0 I K A (ways Get Good M tatn NOT A CHAIN j rt _ LON SWOOD **FREB UUjyERY” ___ PhoM* 411 -1 412 PurePork SAUSAGE...i9c CABBAGE TaWaw CWahlaw Western Pork HAAB . --.27c ONIONS _ Western Chuck ROAST 25c POTATOES FRUIT CAKES 1lb. cake....::.. 2lb. cake.. 5-lb. cake....... C FI/OUR.___ ..S Ita. a t o m . tnem,*t r/Iat to aril you 1 0 lb s . 1 9 c ..2 l b s . 1 5 c r Pedatriin H u h RD T l s s u E TQ.iJ 9!5.^ iy,] ■* PEANUT FED TUK EY, ARB .PRICED ORDER wrrfl-US'NOW. pound 16V4 Ballard’s Obelisk; FLOUR I & 5 lbs. 27c kAbui 1 10 lbs. 55c ALUABLE c o u po n s IN EVERY SACK ON DOWN ANU w tfW i. u kea U fa ILU. i*f* 411m . 2 5 c 1LaifTUCK'Crate*, leehery u iy b e a te n IS bu h * r. T v l } jkjL. • v ' L l v L t e '? * JlT*Wg I ___ A A l k . ‘ ---------------- vi. - \ Z T . ' - L j 's : •Afctl 17 WMI ‘V rsL* ■ikgs. 15c 1 �I n p n n n • • ■ • /.j --V -.lv, ‘Y reA—«*•*•» . .’i.ud&nsr ^ttdrur'sf PAGE SEVEN familiar, overproduced grew unfamiliar Ita p ir. groceries. Farmers who have devoted th eir l i r n to rais­ in g ««**•■ may change to soy­ bean production. T hat’* like ask­ ing <tr lifelong plumber to da a snappy Job of bricklaying tom or. Present Crisis F O L T V ISITS KREMLIN MOSCOW Dec. 4— <ff>— Gen. al Wladlalakr 8lkorakl, th e i’oib premWr, was received a t the rmalln Wednesday night by rfaeiar Jaeeph Stalin, the Moe- Railroada Will Have Commission Hearing: Official Asserts*^ - | R a i l r o a d Credit TALLAHASSEE. Dec. t - (,j -i — An In te n ta to Comnu-rri- ran*, m illion hearing on rnplir.itione of the Seaboard Air Lin.- noil the Georgia, Florida and Ala­ bama Railways fo r permission Needs. Confidence HOLLYWOOD RFACH, D*«*. L —4*9— A “ dangerous lack of confidence' in railroad credit w as reported Tuesday to the Ins vestm ent Bankers Association o f America, with Ury assertion that thla condition carried .a against continued private •hip.. •/ Oa th e heels o t n u t to abandon lin n from Tallahne. | abandon ita lines from A ltooin ere to C a m b e lte anil Quincy to to A stor nnd from Ynl dt.i to i Havana will be belli here Dec. point near Bloomfield. tin* m il10. The railroads contend they, load commission nlsn i« oppOsim; are operating them at a loss. those applications. An I. C. C. representative will conduct hearings at Lees, burg, Dec. I f amt 1.1. on appliRichard Crook*, Mu* tenor, w m cationa of the Atluntic Coast Line railroad for permission to a !*»jr soprano in a church choir. OOANTfn news llUlviP Low Evaryday Pricot PkUHp J. W ard 1 Pricoi Good Thru Doc. 6 Go Cured 4 8 lb Hockleae ITrd. Phillip J. Ward leaves 1 police court where he was with murder of two per’erd la accused of the Armls. j lokiOtr shooting In which he ran m et through the streets, firing a uhamch me gun from hla car. Seven iWB|al «rre shot, two fatally, be:• " fore he was cgptured. QUALITY DEPARTMENT % ECONOMY DEPARTMENT * A N tV # A T~ UB STEAK B A C O N ^ . Ib. 25c IBACO*n !7 . . ^ b . 27c ■ahr Beef yM * t M I that a general railway •trflbs le t fer Dee. 7. had been avertOd. the I. B. A.*a Railroad Securities Committee said the natiM S railroads, although r i m . falg M ere money than In any FWdLtbice 1930, were operat n r Without real credit. TW comialtte chairman, John 8. , Leemls, of the Illinrls rnntp any of Chicago, asserted beiW gaiko board of governore thnt “tw » contlnuad lack of confi. CHUCK ROAST_____ ...__ Ib. j j c TENDER HAMS »aae I B alk» LARD I oa. BaeekeB | § ||M | gf H ttk lf H am burger2 lbs. 25c Picnic lb. 15 c Hama lb. 21$ jShoulder___Jb. g f V ' ! 19c i K ..c o i •i . " l 5 ^ c G rapefruit .5 for 15c _ s a a A a a m r e ' « • Uu • ^ JMr dot. 21c 4H s lbg. i* c m ..., Tomatoes.......^ B R A Z IL S . c, ■’ \ ’ n'7 . • v ■J •, boost Law* noodle- . lb S h r im p 29c Select Bool T o n g u e s lb 17c T u r k e y * lb 25c Mock Chick 1*0*. Limb BRISKET BEEF. Thick...... lb HAM BOLOGNA, Slicod lb SMOKED SAUSAGE lb P a t t iM 4 for 25c lb 25c HKNT Soap Pads. Ige» \12Vk lb Frotil Drill l . il< M oat White Bacon... 1 T ro u t Approved Brand Acorn Brand Rind!#** lb Tat CWon lb Fancy Mackerel r u io ta private capital. lb. lb 29c FRIDAY ONLY K U ath U rm « « d S m all RADIO NEWS Tnalgars rr e g ra a u • lOO UP News • llO Three Sisters BUSrWUliam 1- Shlrvr tlM Rrp. Vito Mercsntoniu « ]U The World Today 7)60 Marine Corps T ll8 Sam Cuff 7 ifO UP News TtSO Academy Award ) 8:00 The Shadow ' 8:80 Duffy's Tavarn tl M Blmer Davis A the News 1 40, Barrels ot Fun B ill Jfutbiy dn the High Seas p»lUa Malodlea. nn latliei 10J 5 Oat of the Night 10:30 Atlantic Sports Reporter 10:45 News of the World 11:00 Ouy Lombardo Orchestra 11:30 .Vaughn Munrur O rchestra 11:00 LutO tt'' Weill, News 12.06 Sign Off » 7 :0 0 'B reakfast Brsvltlca 7:45 U P Newa 8:00 The World Today 8:15 P ear Binging Halcaman 8:30 David Shoop Orchestra 8:45 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:15 A jaerksn School of Air 9:45 U p Newa pall and While Notea PEAS Roe AN Y CUT WESTERN PORK LOIN Mellowed Colfei Obelisk B a l l a r d ’s 5 ib. M a c W t A Margo tepmother roman of Courage tf a i Pioneers Home With Bally Mar. r ■ago Tima IV e lv o ib 1 7 ttc 3-ib 51c Dandy Line MILK FLOU R 3 tail 2 3 c 6 «"23c 20 lb » 5 7 c Land O ’ iiunilimo Ai <jo COFFEE ib FLO U R 2 0 -lb t6 9 e 23c Del Monte COFFEE A P R IC O T S ‘i B l s u Mel Y eca n s. GLEANER !£«. 12%* lb Boll Es Sid O y ite n pt Fancy WL. U* l It tssei Shipped Dieiied FRYERS PtCCANS RT«3 3ugaS "p Kab gb' cnkN m 10 I t * ? * M a llo t 3 lbs alee, WDBO C O W MEATS l?c Florida Fat Old fashion Cure Im a rM PORK CHOPS-------Jb. lt« BACKBONE............!>. It* HAUSAUR-l_____ lb. ltk Sirloin-Round T-Bone, Bath e Bacon ..2 lbs. 25c IBACON........lb. 19c SKINLESS WEINERS *0RKHAM H_____ lb. SSc la Till Flori 11 S p u m ..n World's Largest S«llar-F#mou« Hainx Tomato Katchup At A U or 19C P rice Y o u 'v e N e v e r S oen Mb SODAS Before! 21C Mb 9c 3 Ib 6 0 c French's Baby Toods Worcuatorjhtro GERBER'S SAUCE 6 «- 39c b o ! 1 2 '/ 2 C Armoui'a Land O Bun <h. TREET M a y o n n .iisc 16-ox 25c Grad. A lira* In Ca/tons. In Quarter*—Land O* Sunshine P Newa IX FLAKiat— rauuuY b o a t --'. Mgram Resume Ate Smith Bpeaka hecktrboard Tima encetlma g r Gal flunda: W e f a n n Cl«i re School of the a ir of Life r Dr. Malone Jordan Sacramenlo Tall Trull COCKTAIL uiiwi 10c Muss Apple Great Bla Tender Pwre— auxM SAUCE g ia m t s re 303 6 V2C Gom-onthe-Cobl O to k tly Stoksly'a Cranberry PUMPKIN SAUCE 2"»i*19c Vaav eerk ' N lerr 17-oa 1 1 V^C GP Wh Itornol a rev M$at . .. 25« CORN Independence Solely Garden Patch MATCHES PEAS Potatoes Regular $ixe Squash fc 7V4c Apples 4 Km . 1 9 c Grapes lb 7V4c N, Y. S ta t e d •» V Cabbage fe 3%c lUd n-Dci * * Apples 2 km 1 5 c U. 8. I York " « ■ T T 1 i -Wtfj Ft fa ; w a rn tfT i o m tlr y e Use Lamons 6 (<* 9c r t l l.li.Ul * '1 . Rutabagas k»2%c 204btaA Orangas 39c fio d e Waldorf �I a n ff b a n to p , Celery Feds Will End Football PERPETUAL; MOTION: Season At S t Augustine Friday S V x ttM f Sc»rn men, every one. of them on the fleet ilrln g eleven, wi'l f*»X their ln-t sem e for Beni Innfe High, when the Fed* run Into the classy St. Augustine Mullets In the Ancient City Friday night. rio tin g their rareere for the Celrry tnya will be three back a, MrKay Truluck, BUI B rantn krnl Mark Cleveland; tyro ends, Jack lim in g and Taylor Brown; ami two guard*, Glenn Odhnm anil Junior Brown. The Iota of theae •ta rt dim tho potiibilitiet of ■atA year’a outfit. JH- Augustine, featuring the double ami even triple fevers-., r .iv . the favored role u /e r th i local eleven, However, the Feda are hoping, and would teem to h a rt ■ chanee to aurprite. The loetl team iirartlced through light aerimmacea Tuesday and yesterday and are In good physical condition. Bill Branrn, sta r back, h a t recovered from the bed eharleyhorte re­ ceived against New Smyrna, and which severely limited hia play­ ing time against I.era burg. Leonard (W hltey) MeLuris, newly-wed TFad coach, Intimated hia lads might surprise the Mnllata but admitted the Kt Au­ gustine bunch rated the favored position. The team will leave early Friday afternoon. High School Teams Will Perform In S t Petersburg Kumquat Bowl K Itr John l^dwlck ST. I’frrKRSBUKO, Dee. 4 , J" (Special)—Old man football will not make hi* final sa lt off tha ji aport* tinge until Naw Year'a Day when tiowl garnet will hold *' the attention of fans tha country ovrr. There will he plenty ‘ bowl j-V- attractions for outstanding eolf lego and university clevtnt but the only interscholastlc claaale S. booked for tho holiday week la •V reheduled for the Sunshine City y "Kumnont Bowl” where two billr'. liant high school elevens, one |V tompnted of all atara, the pick ST, of 62 schools within the greater B: Clcvelnnd area, will be pitted fejj. against the strong and powerful Ft. Petersburg Green Devllt on |K~; Chriatmi* afternoon. t~ • Totnmy Hudson, 8L Peterai:. hurg'n track halfback, n good le t ■L' 1 for aetection upon the Florida Btate •rhnlutlp nit sta r cloven, ■ L 'w ill play in b it final game for Efc~ .. the Green th-rlls. Tommy was g . Bl. Petersburg's g reatest ground gainer through the. sesson. II" averaged VI yards a game from rerimmage. Four garnet have been played In the annual north-aouth Interscholastic holiday classic*. Two game* wera won by tha Buckayes, one by Florida and there war ana scoreless tie. Tha Christmas Day game Is the only football event on Flo­ rida's calendar for th at holiday. Cleveland's Squad of all sta rt will leave from the Buckeye metropolis, Dee. 17, bv chartered motor bus. Enroute, they will go through signal practice, taking plenty of time to cut down through Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. In Florida, they will visit as many places of Interest as Is posslbls before knuckling The Australian bird, kooks burrs, la popularly called Hth< laughing Jackass.” There's no skimping In making H i n t broadcloth Shorts. You’D Uke their co m fo rta b le fu ln ess. T h e (e a t li i • roomy. The legs are carefully tailored \ to c o m e t length . . , to give them the proper set and At. Whether you ait, itocm or twist, these shorts win not cut e t the crotch or hind a t the se a t Available with the new snap fasteners or buttons.' Elastic webbing in the waist­ band. Many sm art new pattern* and colors, V g is . , TABLE SUPPLY’S P'3 fAMCfl l B ftv u s e w -ifc P O ffa l, is a . i BABY BEEF EVENT! A M l k ck sreA iG rtr* / u »ja ( ) SIRLOIN, ROUND, CLUB T-BONE, PORTERHOUSE rfavv BABY BEEF * - ALL CUTS IVff O M o irs A c e f * M * T o 0RBAafA<M £• o f 1HS A A grTof _ ', fMriaJui* Ode R FATHERU w j a & j n q - m e op f t o s mo r d . FRESH KILLED 'LITTLE PIG HAMS_______ BACKBONE... SIDES..,.-......1 SAUSAGE— SHOULDERS. f t m o u ca *j po a U1tv* »rr OF*««•/TM 0* — U V t A " WmUALAtflrTVvd ’ AiAOiUjA. me is A tv U A Y Jtfrw e fc jA V m k O rsesa ) Lake Mary Boy Wins Holland Gets No. 1 > L etter At Academy Automobile License FOBT DEFIANCE. W . Dee. 4.—The sm allest number of foot. I« n monograms In years, only M, were awarded Aiigu>la Mili­ tary Academy, griddrr* a t the annual football b>M|u»t h ell in the Academy* mev* hall Monday night, by Major Charier 8. ItolItiV 'Jr.,' commandant. Among tha retip lm is «■• William O. Evans, son of Mr. end Mrs. F rank Evans, of I-ak* TALI.AHABf EE, Dee d - M h £ £ T p M . t r Divlllon -G o v ern o r Holland Wc.Uier.tay i (lf lhe gllU) Supreme Court ealU rrcr verl hia spselal N“- I “ » * , jng for tha disbarm ent of AL mnblla license, plato fo.- I 2 « . (frrd E. Hm|th> J r .t , on 0f the „ ftT T i S u tf . funner governor of New York. Vehicle Commissioner, delinked* , , * lf|e ehafg#t of maU tho tag to the G orem ora olflri-.; nr. rtiee It b earj only tho number I, with I Pr * no ear weight elnaslfkatlon Or! county numerical dealgnallon. , , n Australia thera U an earths The number one tag hia been \ woim th a t attains a length of reserved for Florida CovonM f I m-nrly 12 feet. UPS.' WEINERS STEW BEEF ­ STEAKS...... Smo. BACON PU R E LARD. Streak 0* Lean SmUTO* Fat End Cota PERFECT BISCUIT PLAIN OR SELF RISING By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KKTT A M *THO M BYES ANpAM-'TMOSff . HAMBURGER MY pCTU BR /fU . POBTEND W r tn j— v & n o o T A n a e ia u c | C X TEMPBft "-THATII Lf2 •l H ojos — Team tham up with a H u n Undershirt fo rM extra-comfortable A t Bee your H a x u Dealer. TOMATO10'^oz. can . ‘i ass&'sans J E tP E R T ^ H A T S L T H B lD C A paT S B A ir/ 'O t r t z c wS o c n <3 r ___ Dt A T C / ^ _ N U M S026 K X 2 .M & ' C lassiH ed A d v e rtise m e n ts ViMATBS a rHUBINIiSti HERVICB - DAVE YOUR welch te p a lr u . one who really knows Dflggs, Jeweler Magnolia MU3HROOM . ... 3-lQVa os. cans^3c O ct SOAP___ b p l g t bare 15c TOILET SOAP UKEFram. pkg. 9c lg .p k fJJ2 c IVORY PNOW OCT. CLEANSER CR1SCO . ^ cam 9c \w t MIBCBLLANBOUb . [B1KO FEEDS a t Tooehtoa'e Ora, I0BOK REFR10ERAT0R—new .■ nit. Bargain. Randall Elec. LOCAL A LONG distance' mov. Ing. craUng A sloraga. Lepa■ r > Transfer A 8 torags. Phone 481. INR. OAK A lighter wood, SHOE1 CAREFULLY dyed, eclad free delivery. Come on er heeled et lew coat City over or write Tremper’a Wood Shot Shop, 810 Sanford Ave. Yard, Osteen. HIDE A FUR buyer far CELERY la now located e l Crcaa C 3 ihhoff, Jr. Lake Monroe. Will, elaUi year bustneea ■5 3 5 Dat. l e t J. B . PadgsU LNO W 0 N S daDy-40e p t Small cblldrvn a epa. «W g . Rosa Rarkey. B S TIDCfl. .*-,*^>5? ” 1seaesk Y 0U 1 apptleetlen FRAN STRIKER LONE BREALT PLAYS SUIT FRESH F R U IT S & EGET HL* ^ Pf [;f| �I iTVW W PfW v 'S W J ^ 'T '^ 1 1 ' ’ I' ' ” "' ' H B & • Y '/ ?•-•■ ••• M l - L _ Sanford Ls The Only Central F lorida C ity A ffording Hall H lghw aj And W ater T raiu p o rta tlo n J APER AN INDEPENDENT ■__ »1 J J U g W W — I ‘ » . ■■■.>■■■■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, Y, DECEMBER 5. 1911 i-i ■■— Member A ssociated Press NUM BER 83 Gather Stimson Says Enemies Of reak ln Relations Is Reported Reds Given Power For Publishing 01 Onslaught PlansDisloyal Ultimatum mminent Between U.S., Japan B o s n i a n Dispatcher Say Enemy Forces » Are Slashing On Toward D m i t r o v Newspaper R e b u k e d Britain Makes F or Publication Of E f f o r t To S w Secret Army Docu­ bilize R e l a t i o n a l ments Of Defenpe With 3 Coon trie* 150 Bowler A t 6 WASHINGTON. Dee. 6 — OP) —Secretary of W ar Stimson to . d ay announced aa “w anting In loyalty and patriotism ' the pub­ lication of a purported secr et Army plan for an American Ex­ peditionary Force to Europe. H e told hie press confers the documents published bv the Chicago Tribune represented “un­ finished studies of our production requirements for national de­ fense which h are teen carried on l y the General 8 ta ff as p a rt of th e ir duties in this emergency.” The W ar and N ary D epart­ ' Ruaalnn dispatches de­ ments launched investigations clared today that the GerThursdsy to determine how a #nans have concentrated their Chicago Tribune reporter secur­ ed copies of highly confidential mala offtnalve power in a correspondence between the White terrific new onalauabt north* House and tb s departm ents. * *ktt\ of Moscow, slaahlna The Tribune published these through the 8olnetechnogor« documents Thursday morning end interpreted them eg meapiitg ■Okl sector toward Dmitrov. an American Expeditionary 40 miles directly north of A t tho ago of tls , ”Tw Inkle” Force of 5,000,000 men was con­ Moscow on the secondary for an offensive W att* hi the youngest te a r «n- tem plated * nOrSSd Is Leningrad. 1, ( . m i i_ iita wA,s(n s inlern*®iftn“ against Germany by July Os tbs southern front, th* al bowling eongT*»a. rrc»» ■aatt Forest Moscow radio declared tho Rua- Hills, N. Y. The Tittle S anta M lit urm^ had re-won 4,000 lea Cal., kegler averages of territory on the 160 and has rolled over '2 0 0 . Weighing 42 pounds, she bowltt ball. l l * pound | »n- Soviets Declare • 4/100 N az is D ie Red Troops Recapture Ground In Rostov* # Don eta River Basin slr attacks Osteen Private And Six Others i Killed In Crash Local Sanitary engineer Talks To State Group rat Analyzes a l l a t i o n Of Systems sewerage 13 Injured In AutoSchool Bus W reck In 0outh Georgia X1 jSZ Krsm- th j- tU f S r iv J * to t V aouth .- • t o ld how Italian sa d Blorak snyas. City Commisslo ners » Ask For Dock Plans asst of sssatTWStlag f doak on tho ■SO i f fishermen Mr. W d sn u net • bare draws, Mr. y e t Mr. U bs able ts the City UtS regular of tbs aWoodaeen Of World H are Family N ight . analysed for engiaoers frost various porta the aUla stala arts of tbs who mot Monday, lay, Tuesday “ and Wednesday fo r a seminar in Or­ lando, Immediately prior to the Florida Public Health Association asootlng. The local ir began by sewerage sysdefining a pi tern aa one whkh serves “23 people or more.” Before construc­ tion of any typo la begun, an application .for approval on the prospective forma must be Issued to the Department of 8an!Ury Engineering of the 8U U Board •f Health at Jacksonville and following the acceptance of tho plana, neither alteratioea nor repairs on existing systems nor bmtaUatlon of now systems may be made without securing per­ mission or written approval of tho local sanitary engineer. Aa golds to communities which are preparing to install new eeworago systems, - Mr. Broadhurst outlined the neces­ sary prqcedsrw. Duplicate applU csturns containing'' data moat be mailed together, with a compro­ benib* §0 110 0 0 0 % report which describe* tho project and Its lesia of design, blueprints of the work, Complete 'specifications whkh may supplement the bluoprinte and aay additional infor­ mation likely to bo required by tho chief sanitary engneer of tho immunity. “Speriflaetlewm tor the project ust be prepared by a licenced to engineur or architect,* t . Broad- of h u rst stated ibis rtguiren ol U 4 n aceo c —t , . their i o t a during Abe n eat y ear be«hu«| jrf.tJ re .M ijS F te Industry to defWwe p u rp e e sa 'w ere made sh la to oM 4f G* irgla’e Thursday before the United ■ bleb Banning Statee Storings and Loan League. worst andI n re f art B sold lore. Identified by Stain Several economists who took etro) Bgt, Highway Patrol,B m , J : p. Smith part in the league’* panel dis­ as Private Leon James o f Osteen, cussion agreed th a t the 1,000.,Fla., mu, « . . . L. Peel, Clifton 11. 000 figure we* about right, and Ben Taylor, Adam CetgM t and E. N. all urged th a t th* government McMullen. T heir y a w and home take immediate steps to assist towns w ere ana reliable imme­ workers in non-defense plants lo diately. The sevemth vletlm was uni. find Jobs In arm am ent factories. Dr. Ray B. W eeterfleld, pro. den titled, although ^eUoved to he W ebster fsssor of political economy at a passenger on County school hue returning Yale University, asserted that Camilla, Ga. price control efforts wou|d not from the game effective under th* present set-up, partially because of what bs described as ”n task of con­ fidence on th* p a rt of business men In the personnel slated to head th* program ” W ASHINGTON, Pee. ria l)— The Psdevdl Ho Big Account Insured By Federal Agency ltW 5So.O O prt‘‘of Its In­ cover Its en Ind*. ter Ab.a V f e r H. Fsrgito** P.1I.A. had Aa of Oci *1, mad* by Insured 4,171.141 In private landtag IM 93.U 0. “ greet Mr. Pm tv* been bunt *f r Improv. far.buDdtsc, home-loan lug elngie-far Five SUi Have ATLANTA. Doc. I — from too aegra* of th* Somlheni l | m | THE Monkey Island Built In Yowell’s Window -Preacher," -Jerry,” 8o*lf.” -Snowball” and some 20-odd In. habitanta nr* twinging, by proxy, from repea which ere stretched from tree* ea tho min. iaturo Monkey blond construct­ ed In n show.window of tho Yowoll Co. under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Partin. Th* bland to bnllt af sand, •hell and peannt bulb with a small green and cream colored hone* around whkh a few of th* little staffed animals ero Light gathered. A moat with living hyacinths extends the length of fc— l m* the window and according to the store’* etaff pimeugfte stop often to ***** th* meakeyu.” m of Pro. 10 College* Lo*e Accredited B ating motor of LOUISVILLE, K: Text Of Answer N ot Disclosed Melbourne Radio Says N e g o t i a t i o n s To Stop Momentarily W A S H IN G TO N , Firemen Extinguish Blase In Meat Truck Damage* were eel Imeted at between *100 gad 1160 when a Swift and .Company meat track caught m tkm a l Fifteenth Street aad Frank Avenue y**torduy, P in Chief Mack Ckvetoad alatod this tarn lag. After cloudy fir*. Th# b r laser ots High Score Gun C h b M e e tin g T .u l 1M I N * •• 1111 lite. 5.— (Al*) Japan n rnvnyn gave Ibr Slate Department (hair Korernmenr* reply tu INeal. dent Ruoaevell'a query aa ta why Japanese Irmipa are In French Indo-t hina today but withheld any public word ta to nhat the reply w it. Amhaanador Kichlaaburo Nomuro, asknl whether ther* w»Hild be further fnnference* ■aid aa far a* the Japa are concerned **»e alwaya are willing to talk. A fter all wa ara a friendly nation.** I Hr At4«trlnle,| I’reeel CAIRO. J)cc. fd’l —Brillak bomters hammered A its concentrations Inside Libya | Thursday night as a prelude another British tank Im p ward Tobruk In an effort tp split the German sad ItaUaa forces, reports from the freak said. Only sporadic ground flgh In which the British three Italian tanks *nd atb other small Asia units south east . of Tobruk were reported by the I British command which told of m o th er 24-hour lull in opera* • lions. Rain hampered operations ta d both sides were assembling waning tank Strength for an im­ minent clash. Tho main battle son# was i of Tobruk In the Resegh area held by the N ails. The BritMh spearhead stretched souths from Resegh to Blr El Gobi mobile columns keeping the Ish supply line open to Sldl Omar near the frontier. ’ * Cede of the Laws of Florida, Chapter T444, aria of Legiela. to* Wood- tore, 1*17. 0M l i t SMMiiiH reesst Loan League H ears Pessimistic Talks ministration President Gets Reply To His Query Con­ cerning Moves Of Japanese T r o o p s G reet Britain disclosed th at she has sent virtual ultima* turns to three nations fighting | along aids of Germany against) V? Russia—Finland, Hungary s a il ( Rumania—In a “final effort to stabilise relations,- and had gle« en them until midnight to n ig h t to answer. ^ “If no reply is received a new phase uf the be reached,'' a British said. AMERICUS, Gs ., Dec. 6 — (S V - Seven persona were hilled and IS injured today when a feat moving automobile and a school M e crashed htarLoo near DawCORAL GABLES, Dee. I e ta , Osl The bue vres bemeboand lAV* Predictions th at abou ' British In Action On The Libyan Front Complete rollapae of Japanrev. Amet lean "peace" talks ap­ peared imminent Thursday night on the haid* of official Tokyo dispatches that l Hilled State* Tneee pictures ju st received in in s u n it­ artillery goes Into action. Right, we sre L lsgt. term* offered last week *r* ed S lates show th* opening of the present “ utterly impossible for Japan to tien Sir ^ -th u r Cunningham, In command of accept." k . iiuk drive into Libya. Top, a view on s the British troops in Libya on a plan.- wing Secretary of State Hull Wed­ North A frica* beach showing British troops Ju>t before ho took off on a rsconnsissneo nesday issued a powerful blast tool lag off in the surf. Bottom, left, British flight over the Western desert. against Japan's policy of aggres­ sion and accused Tokyo of fol­ lowing * pattern of military des­ potism and roM|ue*J similar- to Adolf Hitler'*. He said Jeptne*e aggression had prevented th* peace talks from reaching the ktoge of negotiations. Domei, usM-rting that the American term* “cuanot eerv* a* a basis for further negotia­ bliss Ruby Dobson and Mrs. tions," said Japanese quarter* re­ C harlrs Maready, who were t*. garded Hull's comment* as "ex­ riously Injured In an eotomobile ceedingly untimely lA this criti­ arcidrnt near Palalka Thanks, cal stage.'" giving morning, are getting along The United Slates has kept nicely, according to the victim'.! representatives of the British, grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Chinese, Dutch nnd Australian Willi* Mas Hawkins, alias Hpendlove, who vlaitrd the two Dr. Kenneth R, Bell, practis­ governments fully informed of women in I’elatks's Glendale hos­ the tnlk* with the Japanese. On­ WUlls Mas Pride, colored, wee pital recently. ing phsician and surgeon of San­ ly yesterday. U ndersecretary of convicted of second degree mur­ Mra. Maready suffered s dou. ford since August 1U39, died Stute Sumner Welles met with der in th* Fall term of Circuit blr fracture of a thigh bone suddenly last night in Csmp A ustralian Minister Richard 0. Court today and was sentenced ami cut* and bruises, and Miss Claiborne, U two hour* • follow­ Casey. fractured It nppears foregone that in by Judge M. B. Smith to serve Dobson received a skull. Both are slowly recovering, ing a heart attack. the event of hostilities the ABCD 24 years a t Halford. Mr. Spendlovs said, en.) added, Dr. Bell a t the time of hi* -A merican. Ilrillsh, Chineea and Three other sentence* were “tils* Dobson to Just beginning death was serving a t a captain Dutch power* will act In con­ proncwnced this morning by Judge tn so* out of on* ty* and be. In the lieservo Corps and was cert. to talk coherently.” fhulth ea the Court closed un- ginning Miss Dobson's and Mr*. Ms. statinnrd a , assistant chief of til Dec, 18, when one more rate realty's unrl* and aunt, Mr. and surgery a t Iho Station Hospital, wiU be tried. Johnny Smith, col- Mrs. J. A, Jenkins of Crewe, (’snip Cluiborn*. orsd, convicted of rape with a Vs., who went to I’alatka when He M»* horn In Sanford on recommendation of mercy by the they heard of th* accident, left July !>, IW02 uml for many year* for their horns this morning, Jury, w sa sentenced to lmprteonhi* father was minister of the JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 5 -<-D ntont for the rem ainder of his Mr. Rpcndlov* added. Methodist Church here. Follow­ — Best buy* In freeh vegetable* natural life. ing college work a t Southern for the coming week'* dinner Nelson Brown, colored, eon- APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED College In Clearwater Beorh, Dr. table* In thl* are* are Irish po. vlctod of manslaughter on a m ur­ Bell studied pre-medicine for two t u t o r s , c tb b ig e , carrot* without der charge, woe sentenced to ear* end Medicine *t Emory lops, beans, eggplant and pop­ WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 — OP) i err* seven yean at Kslford. — The appointment of Brig. ivrrsit in A tlanta where he pers. licet fru it buy* are grape­ Ho toe Sykes, Judged guilty of Gen. Philip B. Fleming to--ini' graduated as an honor studrnt. fruit. orange* and tangerine*. aggravated assault on a charge federal works sdmlpiURltor, lie was n member uf the Sigma Thai'* the advice to week-end of assault with Intout to m ur­ succeeding J. M. Carniddy was Chi social fraternity and Alpha food chopper* In Jacksonville and der; was sentenced to serve nine confirmed Thursday by tho Sen­ Kappa Kappa m edkal fratern i­ vkinlty from tho consumer divi­ ate. aathe In th* Ceunty JaU.. sion of th* Office of P rk * Ad­ ty The final case on the docket, Upon graduating from Emory, m inistration in W ashington, baaed the only one Involving a h* interned In Uir*« cities: at on Information from Army quar­ man, will he held Doe, IS. Emory Hospital in A tlanta for term aster m arket center* end Ih* Levey Lane will face a of th* on* yeer, a t Presbyterian (los division of purchases of assault with Intent to pits! In Chicago fo r ono year O. P. kL_____________ _ ami following his Internship ol Barnes Hospital In Bt. Untie, he woe mad* aailetant resident eurgvun. H r practised m rdkine in Atlanta before h* cam* lo Sanford. Gary Oibaon, colored, •Thor* will b* * -Commlnty Survivors of Dr. Bell are: his _ ■£>*«. S -O P h - Sing” tonight Uf 7iJ0 o’clock at widow Mra. H enrietta Bril; two ■lightly Injured when the *•* .OILAMDO, . maternal aad Infant th* Tourist Center. Th* publk daughters, Deborah and Julianne; he waa driving collided with U ■ tiw K v u ju rt* db. u lavIud. Including winter,' real- one son: Norman: hi* father, th* Ford driven by Glover Jahaeoa. aoaea tod tuberculooto tc urn the j , nU tnd yaer-reund rseldetito. Rev. Joseph F . B ell; on* eb ter, colored, on Sanford Avenue ye*. ■I dlooeeo problems, Mr*. T. K. MacDonald of Cocu- U nlay, according to , th* priice H .' Ptokott, state Thera will U a dinner-meet­ nut Grove; tw o beothrrs, WIN departm ent. No arrest* ing of th* Taylor Commendery bur K. Bell of U v * Oak and mad*. No. 28 tonight at 7:00 o’clock. Dr. F. Emory Bell of Palalka, I Aaaociatlon her* During th* business session an­ who I* a lieutenant In th* Medi­ SHIPYARD STRIKE SETTLED nual election *4 officers wiU be cal Corps and stationed a l Camp WASHINGTON. D*«. * l more full- held. Davl*. —Th* Labor Department Tkuraad a greatly fc g ro Cimvicted Mrs* Maready And Heart Attack Of M u r d e r By Miss Ruby Dobson Proves F a t a l A re Recovering Circuit C o u r t To Physician Only One Case Which Involves A White Man To Be Tried Dr. Kenneth R. Bell, Reserve C a p t a i n , Dies In Louisiana Ik’Ht Vegetable Buys Are Named By O.P.M. Ml r,#w Wows B riefs Negro Is Injured In Auto Accident Diseases Named State Health Meet , w a Funeral services will b# an­ day night announced sattlemeu* af puMl* inSaturday at aeon will bo the nounced later. of a two-day etrlk* at the Po­ m healthful closing •In* time for fog Seminole Seminal* Cornu Coun­ sey and Jon** shipyard*. Wash­ ty farmer* to sign soli conoer. ington, D el, and »ald the IM 4 Decision Reversed workvrt would return ta tM » workers to tnetr i combat tbs atatoV maj- u i£ " e o £ t v sSIU mS? ho added. vbor, announced today. I n B l i n d C o n v i c t i o n Jobe frlduy. The settlement, a labor deportment epokommm said, waa worked- out by F O B T irS INSPIRATION ^ S t “ TRENTON. V. J-_Dec. I . - W •eat*lives of lb* C. L 6-InduOe . who wao btjwrod aovoraf -T h o Now Jeraoy .Bwpram, Court trial Marin* aad Sklpbuildto* Worker* Union. maMguuMRi of U P. Rye, Ubor departaaeut, riXr* s » 3 W a y r o t ^ n . ^ termed to Si nferd for toe winter, or promoting concilia tor. Ten** cram not m . ■mat to deten riue who. nouncod pending raUfUutlo% kg, i 3 m a Puetor vlritod toe th* union. • S S ttS Over N per cent *4 ftrrvrnment U * i ___ *• » > ■“ • S r / t In the Far Ka*t. the Mel­ bourne rndiu reported today th a t u lirenk of relations be­ tween the United States and Japan might come at' anv and government momi'iit sources said the messages re­ ceived indicated a rupture in negotiations might !>e Immin­ ent. ’ T- k "W— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 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/a98d2ea64da0764d96466ab28d70c0e3.pdf f1fcef188d26e48ba3387216e08c7b94 PDF Text Text i - * S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A New Bowling Loop Associated Press Organized With Names Southeast Emerick On Top Conference Stars FAR M E RS’ M A K K E T R A D IO N E W S w d m jr ; ■ li ll l lM o l rrmlf BOd V x r t a ih ■ • p a t Ralaa mm Oo U d l A. m . ■ t o k tool REPORT MO. 10 APPIJCS. Dol. bo. hpr. II 02. Oono 11.12 to 2140, Hodio btoMljr 11.22 to HA*. AVOCADO*!. Bo. etkt. fcp I* 10. To 22.12. RAMANAR. 20 tb. boncb*a, 21.12 BEAMS, Raap, bu. bra. Teaderarrra. ord. to loir. 21.22 lo 21.12 <llanta.|l.00 to 21.12. R t (T k NO supply nncM*olA.I, Na supply CAIinAOB. Tbs. folr I d fcr. ta prnbaarn 222 00 aod 24*-**. CAUIJPUIWBR, CHa. 2212 rEIJHtTTCrU. 24.22 CIIATOTE. ba. bar. 21.20 lo ll.T* HWirLAMT, Bo. hpro. fair to *uod. The Emerick Hordworo Cam. M l team smacked tb« Groat ralbern Trucking Company far re* straight p m * i to taka tha id In the newly orgsnlxcd bowlK *R**»o-Qfu/ir, Calory City rtatiac Company tad Toochton Drug each took two yonta of tkraa from Androw Canoway • .Agency, Hoffman Electrie and 3 8 t John* Blver Lina, m pactho. Tha high tcoror ef tha wook la E. D. Prtea who rollad up U > polnta. Ha was followed by A. Canoway with 414, H. Court, pay with 417, Wright with 483 tad P. Mooru with 426. ■■ Nest wook’a aahadula pita El ' Karoo agolnot Celory City and ' Carrawoy Agoncy agolnot H off, ptan Electric on Thu radar. Fri­ day matcheo will faotura Emtrlck i Hardware ■gainst Toochton Drop and Bt Johns against Groat > Southern.___________ , loilAPB^nUlT, Hloodr. Boor* U. E to o k 11.20 H but >■•■ lie, nc. 1 t II *2. «4 bat ha« n ~ InilAPER. Calif. Craloo 22.12 . l.f'.woMa, H boo lir a 11 .10. Itro I ll.lt LKTTUUB. Crates. leobor* 14.22 Pres* by tha coaches and tholr scouts. They aro tha big four Southraotern confarones football—two juniors and two son loro—who hoea •plashed tha ocason* re­ cord with, bald headline, of bril­ liant ooplolto. And what port oP lino would they play bshlnd. If they could he gathered for an all-otar po«t season gemot Hers Is the coach. LEGAL NOTICES Texas Christian Gets Orange Bid ! MIAMI, lies. r -fA V -T w Ic e . beaten aad once-Ued T om* ■ Christian University, which two conquered seven major football 1 teams this season, including I Trrts, will most Fiisnkls Sink. I, wish and ths University. of r ' Georgia l « tho Orange Bowl bore on New Year's Dor, It wss aoenced Monday nkfht. * Bowl Prsildont W. O. Ward paado tha announeeinent a ftw Aburao after To*as bad declined 4CWUA»1A40« o* <0 A b lA P ft fr fiV I ritiLu ej J 25 Cases Tried By _ PIKAfP* AS M Betty Jameson Will Return T o G olf Wars Pleaiant companionship and delicious drinka are Always on hand. Meat four friend* here. Mod* crate prices at all times. Package Goods Beer & Wines -C ock tails We Deliver Telephone 9106 8T. AUGU 8T 1N ZI Dec. 2 .(S^eclal)— Ml** Betty Jemceon, of Ban Antonio, Tcsae, women'* national title-holder in 1939 end 1940, I* plenning to relum to the Florida golfing were thin winter bv competing in th* eighteenth annual 'florid* K»«t Coaet Chnmplonehlp on RL Au­ gustins Links here, Mir. 10 to 14. Miss Jameson has been In­ vited to appear also in champion­ ship of Palm Beach at that re­ sort Fob. 0 to IS, and In the South Atlantic Championship at Ormond Beach, Mar. 3 to 7. Tha most successful yean Mies Jameson has enjoyed In disorderly house, bond estreated; major competition—the two suc­ Jerry Walker, operating a die cessive year* In which *he ruled orderly hno».,‘ j|| 0r 48 days. women'a golf domain—were Ini­ Alan, Fletcher Jnpee, Inmate of tiated by her fine performances dlaerderiv house, bond estreated; on the loci I course. Tri 1339, the t a fb y Dixon, Inaiele e f disorder. If.bouad, bond estreated! Gens Lomax. Inmate of •>(•orderly houses bend e*ire8t*d: Willie CoL lie, alia* W llllt Collier. Inmate o f disorderly house, bond estreat, ed; James Golden, Inmate of dlserderly house, |t or 10 dive; Charlie Johnson, Inmate e f dis­ orderly houte, bend estreated; P. L. Thornes, Inputs o f dl«or. derly house, 13 or 10 davit Roy Dixon, Inmate of disorderly house, bond estreated; J*mea Ab­ ney. Inmate e f disorderly house, bond' estreated. Al*o Edward Rosier, Inmate o f disorderly home, bond ee* similar hid to p Georgia accepted the Saturday. laraiKed Advertisements also tred* shotgun fo r vletrola. Phene t U ~ W . orderly conduct, case dl T Apia. I « lehed. Phona CAREFULLY tiled a t lew S IT U A T IO N I4 F I K W tR . Sanford Market Expects Heavy W e e k ly Sales JACKSONVILLE. Dec. I(Speclal)— Tho weekly forecast of vegetaMe sales prospects at var­ ious state farmer*' markets Issued fljr William L. Wilson, director of state markets anticipates a good market for buying mixed or straight load* at the Sanford Mar­ ket with moderate offerings of beans, liberal amounts of cabbage, eggplant andNritnu fruits, moder•te offerings o f lemons, peppers. Bliss potatoes, and tomatoes, aad light offering* of big Boston 1st. tuee, English peas, and yellow squash. • A t Fort Pierce tha state market It expected lo have mudsrate sup* pliee of tomatoe*. peppers aad eggplant, and light suppliaa af yellow squash, beans and pine* apples. , , ' IJberal qu»ntitles o f eggplant and peppers, moderate Iota of snap beano, and a light supply ef yellow and white squash will be offered at the Waucbula State Market Heavy offerin n of grspefruit and oranges, light supplies of tomitoes and yellow equsih, and some lemons and limes will be svallabla at tha Florid* City Stata Market. From ten to tweatyreefera of berries dally will be available * t the Plant City Bute M l a m offerings of oral light offering* of toes, and tomatoes. Unliajlted quantities of ew p. beans and Ital­ ian peppers and limited offering* ef squash will ta graUaMo at the I'ahoke* 8 U U MsfkaL 1 A t th* Pulmette 8 late Market supplies ef tomatoes, peppen end eggpUnt will bo heary to liberal. w lt H ia b v offering! of yellow f f i & A graene wtll be avaflaWj at the Palatka SUto Market, with supply Increailng by Dee. IV B O tlT A tv th m c o u r t 4»r' t h e c o i * t r Jl IKJK. SEMINOLE COI OTI. rl.ORIDA. IP raOPATR. IN IUR: ESTATE at ANHt-ET U. llUArtEa, tk cu u *. TO AU> CRKOtTOna AMP FEHHON* HAVINO CliAlMH Oft PBMANOR AUAINBT HAIL) EHTATM: 'You and each s f you aro boraby nolllled aod required to pr***nt • nr claims and 4 ra u 4 « which you, or either of you. may ha** • (• I d I lbs *Ulo af ANILEY It. IILAPEH doesaood. PMs ef sold County, ta the County Jude* of M-mlool* Couaty. Florid*. at hlo nfllr* In th* court hOuao of aald Counly at Sanford, Florida, with­ in olahl aaltndar month* from tho llm* of th* first publlcatlim o( Ihl* notice. Each claim or demand •hall ho In writing and ahall atata ■b* piaco of roaldoncs sad po*l >.rflco ••Idroao of tha claimant, aad oh* 11 bo awnrn to by tho claimant. • •ml. t.r attorney. *nd' *nr *uch claim or demand, not *o (ll*d shall b* yold. AN*LET o. ar.Atir.* Am oxooutor of tho Loot Will and T n la a ia t of ANRI.PIT R. BLADE*. domaaod Firm publioatloa, Nov. 21, IP4I • LIQ U O R S • SCOTCHES STOPPED R A D IO S " ,V 'u $ Q Q .5 RecordInR BAUER Radio A Electric Service MdkfHAJ’ YOU I MM7Q8CA42S J J ’ • W IN E S NICK’S Padage Store No U. R. man-of-war has aver mutinied or been in tha hands of mutineers. M ixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beer. END D KLIVEKl —PHONB M BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 V I. F IR S T S T R E E T _______________ ■ SANTA W m ^ . CLAU S SAYS -II win pay to consalt our Personal Loan Department bofore yon borrow.LOW COST-EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford A tlantic N ational Bank M em b er F ed era l D eposit Insurance C orporation The Christmas Store of Control Florida . KEY WEST. Dec. 2 — (/PI— rirlita. a variation nf ths num­ ber* racket that has thrived here, way rinsed up tight Monday, but Sheriff Berlin Sawyer drat#* .that Gov. BpetvtrJ L Holland, pho recently ordered a strict ban On gambling In Dad* and Browayd CounUex, had had any com­ munication with him, .______ W lk o x -G o y IF .Y O U * TA STE M M A M M TH K t i l l M> Y o u C a i/t A ffo rd T o M iu A T r i p T o Yowtll'i ETTA K K TT MDl/VR BCSM HAM A io r o m Y / F ' HABOYlM-rT-er LOCAL A LONG dleUnce may. log, crating a ■torage. Lea*. Transfer A f .a i8 A £ 0 c . <1:30 Norman Beasley and hi* Fla. Cowboys 7 :05 Breakfast Brevities T:4B UP News B:00 The World Today 8:18 Orian Moods H:.10 Mu»le Men 0:15 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotion* 9:15 American Scliool of the Air 9:45 UP Nena * 10:00 Mantel 10:06 Block and WhIU Notes 10:16 Myrt and Margo 10:30 Stepmother 10:45 Woman of Courage 11:00 Drama of Pood it : 15 At Homs with Solly Mar­ tin 11:30 Mutie a la Carta 11:45 UP Now* 11 :S5 Program Rr*ma 13:00 Kate 8 mith Bpcako 12: ^Checkerboard Tima 13:30 Dancotlme 13:45 Our Gal Sunday 1:00 Dials Farm Club <, 1:30 Bridge School. of tha Air 1:46 Road o f'L ife 3:00 Young Dr. Malona 2:15 Joyce Jordan < 3:30 Tha Goldbergs 2:35 Building is r Defonsa 2:45 UP NamT 2:60 Three Rioters 3:00 Farm Security Adm. Pro­ gram 3:16 Bob Hanon Songs 3:30 Renfro Valley Folks 3:45 Adventure in Science 3:55 Proas New* 4:00 Columbia Concert Onhcatro 4:30 landt Trio 4:45 Press News 6:00 P ot tha Farmer 5:10 Twilight Melodies 6:30 Christmas on tha Moon 5:46 Just Entertainment n h 12.11 to tl.M. Dm 2 *0. Me u . & o>«k. i w e Mo. H B0* n *« Oowfc) Ilf 2 fm ll.li. ggf PINEAPPLE.’ Cuba* crate* 24.11 PEANUT#. C »L m i l t i l t . PEAR, Or.-o. ho. hpr. Utile 24*r▼•I or*, to folr ll.io to I 1 .I0. PBPPBI»%_b«. hpr. 112* to . II.11 po tato ic r rW T Rm i « i i .m «<* 12.22. Idaho Makar*. 2* IW sack 12.11 IUd nil**, rrt Mo. 2 etao 21 .10 : r » 21 11; hpr. No. I . 1 1 .22 ; Mo ra 21.12. nOMAIMK. IH •>" hpr. 21.22 IlfTAIIAMAtv 20 ID. aarko. 11.22 Sf-IMAril. ho. hpr. *Sc to II a# BQIIARII. Trltow. Rn. Hpr. 2l.lt to ‘22.12. Ilubhard. con. aack* 24 22. RWT. I*OTATr>E». CWT Rack* 11.22 to 21.10. bO. boot. ' 21.21 TOMATORM. 20 lo 22 lb. Oa|*o. *rd. to |««1. 12.2* t*2 l.2 2 -la < * I I 00 lo 12.22, 10 lb. rortooaa o ran u k h . m �7: . ■<i ■*'w< • -’ - 3RBS! ----------------- ^ ' V-.L .Y . .T'JCJ ■ ^ ..- J r *. *iagSRlW' • -, . H c ' v - v'- - ’ f , . * • .'S B S B L y .V * •• ’ rA v ; ’ tv £ lF . P iiE ^ ^ ^ S F w ' -•.- ra u _ .i v: v -i Sanford La The On!/ Central Florida da C ity A fford ffoi in g RaiL H lghw a) And Water Tra asportation 55555LRH SLC? I * *T . r»#s5.- v i .1 . Established In m S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , W O ^ K M II A Y . 11 11 : k - v t* '•! 4' * A sto r Declares Oman Conacrip* tfon Plan Should B e M ore Advanced* _______ B r it is h C rash es t s i A u t h o r i z a t i o n s O f I Jo- A x is T h r o u g h E n g lis h C ircle tonne Contracts T o ­ tal Krtce $ 6 7 ,9 !M ).:i5 4 .» % N U M B E R 81 July First F rom Rostov-on-don M isoha (Jives His Shjrt PARIS. Dec. i . — (A P )— W a s h in g t o n , i ■: .,n The Germae commend la J-rla An A 1 n ilililitin s l n .h l'.».iu | Parle announced today • i'U l'I ’ro(illa tio n Hlm iht f it t lr i’U lm German Medical Cnrpe rr * lo. r... fotinf Imt itu 'liiiim g lrm | I* um * | fleer had been nhot Uat night and Immediately Im- Ifum l* fu r .1 \.ia t mi'roiiHo m |.t • poeed ■ < :lt P. M for few |<iuctiun of tanks am i gun* I • ' on Ike entire tenth arras* , !»ritl«h m i I ||ii> * iiin f t iiu « w id | [•Pproviii I.y Ilit- ||. u u? A|t|.|. - ' dialer ent. Ik e announcement eald • f*fiultt(llH ( e.llhliilttoo tit.Iny I lu* Inigo in w outlay v%uttlefl f Herman autbertliee “re*art. 'J ed the right to take graver,* l.» nig 4In* tntul t :»-11 mill r.-uir.** measure*". Ijter, the N ail#1' SMthurirMlNlIM |.reex «,|« ,| f,,r ,d f.|l«»f /• IlHf SUIff J|||) | 11110. let til,* have warned of "series* con­ \ I,. sequence." If the attache j >lf*ggiPlillK ail....... continued. A German *0Id­ ler » • • shot in the name JU. .«■••* 1-'............................................ trtet recently. *4.,» iltfisu ti hi tit. making nt T*»l*« a ilrriPioit wlifthfi lit. .lap. I I lf ( u o r U lr d P r r M l In tha* Libyan campaign! |h#( ♦•,n*'H** w»ll vi*-M Am i icuii. B ill W as Announced T o T ak e Married • Women O f 20 T o 30 LO N D O N . Dec. 3 — f/PV— L a d y Nancy A ator criticized Prime Minister Churchill - sharply today fo r not going • further in h!a proposals to conscript womanpower In hie House of pommons speech • A t t a c k S ta lle d . A s Labor Party May • S p l i t O ver Bill ' Member Asuociatcd P ro w Enemy Forces Increase Made In Libya Are in Lend Lease Reds Declare}Nazis Marking Tinse Appropriation In Headlong Flight Open N ew S t John’s Cathedral ^ l ull * " * 59* . DKI KMItKU , (iermans Claim (Jains In Violent Tank, Infantry H a t t i e s On Moscow Front Russians Say Foe Is Panic-Stricken London Radio States Nazis Securing Hein foreem ents in.., yesterday. As the Labor party was B r it i.h I6 -.ln y .u ld o f(rn *ive le •*».*i* h -l» u t.Ii-t luit. -i- LONDON. Ore. 3.— ( A P ) - . A Kent era dippaUh frtim Kuihyahev Maid Itxlajr an o f­ ficial Ku0«ian source had announreil Herman troops were abandoning Taganrog .ind re* treating toward Mariupol. Taganrog U 40 milea weat of Itoatov, which the N tlU admittedly have abandoned. On the renlral front tha NaiU aUo apparently ara suffering further reverse*. ............ It. mi reported nt l , „ t momentorBy . ' 1 ^ 2 SS2 *tlm " f . W . U P a t •tallnl and both «idee sparring | l»v tiding tin* ftirt '** nt w Amartean-bern member of Par. for position. in I min t'liiuii .,, .-itt :i« k tiiu llament aaaerUd that Mr. CharThe Imperial encirclement of "••urlilHiritii; ,.<m,i,v „ ( Tluidnn.l eUll “ had a blind eya where Pictured — woman are eoneernad,' and urgeJ of St. John the ‘Divine, New York City, ' dedicated in the pretence the foe* of the Natl commartdar 1 1 S|i" " * that all women be treatad alike. General Rommel had been brnh-1. ...V?',’ " ‘ *''* “/ 1*' l,,‘ “ I f yen don't conscript mar. o f the greatest 'throng that ever entered it. portal*. Iliihop Wil­ en by the reckless end repeatjd ,, B1IV„ Had women there will be (rant liam T. Manning conducted the dedication serviers which wee at­ tank charge, of hi. fifteenth ..... ............. . „t ti„. I„.„d dUcotUnt," she uld. tended by high church dignitaries and leader* in >11 walk* of life. Unk division which at Usl and ,,f „ f|,.t,||n ......... , f lint. Mr. Churchill announced a bill The church, second largest of Its kind in the world, will not be at great coet I lip \«a»eUlr«| I'reu) had emaahjd M alayan*. < ....... . t:„ . through ,t the lower end of the wr,lt Ctorninns claitned new iralnn C m ^ lbetween* e f c a E ine W 1i| . Znr t or B B women *o flnlalwd for several year*. Tobruk.Rex.gh corridor ta1 ,n ..... ........... .. ......... . T h e O l'M 4 j tpt r conAervation d rive m ovrd backstage in in violent tank nnd infnntrv aad SO for the uniformed aer. rendetvous with tho 2 1 at ilivislon .vBaa but restricting "lethal com. lying weary and wounded to the | T„ k>ll „ gn'iii ntiiMitiif „ f N ew Y o rk v i n » M * h.i \u e r , s ta r o f a forthcom ing m u sica l, do. liattle.H on the lilizzard-Hweot batast" duty to voTuntesre. east. lu lle d h it p |. d ',i v und cttllnr to Ilk a t'ha»<*( fam oua com e, front before Moscow today, lioatiL* It* Jitit.tn in S«*uili ChareMU aaked Parliament Riissiiin.t declared Thi* British setback appeared •v l i ' r n A**ii» v»;m |»irtnr**«l in tin* tliertnc, wlm i > i .i* .*•'« th e a tricu l d ivisio n. Old pitpcr w ill be but the yesterday for powar “ to require damaging but tar from diaaa. 1•ra•^a w hile lh»* g*>vi*Miim*nl <l'i the Cermnns were thrown converted • n ' lm tlefenm* use. Mint ha lik e s the idea so morn— to bane In the uniform troux, for a British military ilif'l lilt* |in*gri*rei« Itf 11 re llrm t. 1buck in two kvv sectors. o f the auxiliary services of the w ell he g>tt« h it ••!! h it hack for It. spokesman declared Tobruk's link tialioiiw w ith llit- I'ln lf t l S ta le The Reds claimed the ' ‘paniccrow* or (toll defenae," hut hr with Rexrgh had not bean whol­ stricken enemy" still is In arid that “ for toma time to ly broken. Moreover, British esmcome* thta compulalow. would ’ be mand of ths Mediterranean waa heudlontr flight from Ros­ accompanied by British superior­ tov in the Ukraine. -s ity In th« air. < ■ The Lonikm radio *ald Gar. Oviedo, A l t a m o n t e Christmas P a rty For Although the British lost Ret r j man* are pushing rrinfnrcamvnta - r j— --------segh Itself and the nearby aetSprings f l e c t i o n Needy ChUdren T o llemrnt of Blr al Hamed in the; from Mariupol, 100 milts weat of Ro*iov, in an effort lo halt ** ‘ nnounced l|e .Staged Dec. 17 process, the brtrak.through wh* faded only on a narrow sector. ----------, affected aectar. I tho Russian countrr-offenalva to tha south white . Aha ) UansdM the -Ststaan ,* A NrJUsh aoO aanii , teamlhftj-t W.. A. XiaitfLaLLjaas rl». ted [ only a l<M atetory, declarer Wor»hipfol Ma-ter « f the Mn. I ’ . , , , . , , 1?,,^ Claimed hoir tank^iupportcd In­ vaportad opposUidp to hi, elec­ l)n|vpr<lty <»lea Club, Frances in.ulnir >»*:ir y,*nr lu-t L 4 IU IU J t,r t»«tr I O r Plans Reported To that tha confidence nf the Ini. son* fn, thi* t-nttiinir fantry had cut fr*«h swaths tion yvaterdny In (Irouu No. 1 Arkley ami Chris Napoli, ac­ perlal forces had bern In no niifht nt tin* mri*tiitir •o f S u n fn n l F o r through the Soviet Moscow d». Many Years Dies In fUnford’a geavral election companied by Doria MUligan. en wav Impaired. He Complete Lotlgr No ll.' E. anti A .„ , . _ fense lines. The !lu*at«na counj M 0b Raymond MUligan, ,re*L when be received VI votes as "It may delay matter* fm h I I . at tin* M«01'int’ l.tNlgf, r ln | » . I n T a 11 a It a s s ec the ( hristmas 1) a n C e : terr.l With claim, of the recap. A t nf Sanford far the paat -10 against ona that was ca*t fer tertained the .members of tin J i T ru w ic k untiniinrtMl few day* .longer," ba added. I tun* of three vlllagv* in the vL yrnun, died at Us homo on Itaute John Nanev Garner, according tu Klwanla Club at their weekly thin otornmir. No. 1 Uat night nt lOsSO o'clock City Clark II. N. Bayer’s report. luncheon meeting today at the I*. M I4 » t i >. i»n»minmt r«”“ihighway j <“ • MothaUk sector, 57 mllva D (!. Darty, flat i* K V I am* waa in chart!** of . . . . . , - is r it of Moscow, and the retreat of Srminuh* •nl rulmmi, fallnwlnr an liUaaa of ona year. II. James Gut was ir-electcd l‘> Valdes Hotel. the tiinruT which was srrvetl nl dfiii wul gi*v%*’» gave driver. Irsl, < ()f |jrrmin, f rBm teveral towns )ir . JfilUgan waa bom In the City Commission In Group 7 .€0 I* M. The election followed. fiMinlv f*»r miiny >*’arH, *11••I m no nilrer* of the Junior t hsmla-r m , h|! stallnorgorsk sretor, 120 Mils Arkley u n g “ Wetcri of Tnlluhii* *» »*, Hiidth'iily, yt'nli’rtidv turn. 8. a on Oct. **, No. S, receiving 01 vote* with Jb«* (J' lizulcx wat clectcil Sen­ f Commerce who Attended the mill-* southeast of the capital. No One nnd elnee H# torn lived in ona mutilated ballot ra*t put. Minnetonka’ end “ If ior AVunlcn, It. (I. Hri**nn i* ftilhivb inif it hi'iirt utturk. On the fifth dny of his ex­ meeting County, ba baa been Mr. Blmhop will surecod G. K. F.vvr Murriea M%", Mi Merry horn In MinNou. ■•ignniialion'a regular while Mr. Junior Wartlcn, J. O. Huff* it* panding defeat Field Marshal roll by the Atlantia Coast Rollins who did not cek reader, Napoli’s selections were "Sere­ IrviMurcr nml t*. J. Humph, aer. ri <i »mI iliinntr I»m curly ctlut’ii. la-t night at the I’uirns and Kleist still apparently waa un­ I»e>n •Iii*Iii*i| luw. Ilia early hu»- 1'ines liming Room, Roy Wright, _______ (ad an * machinist.. lion. ftlary. nade’ and “ la Um Luxrnbvrg able to make n major stand, for » nicer wnn Rpcltt ill Mexit'ii Barv Iram a f the deceased man The City Commlsaicn met st The MnMina M.imiiir heard itcuni Iwo mn brief nrici iliitoi " » ........... *• notary of the group said lo. while the Itusslnn* were Jubilant­ Gardens” . “ Let Me Call You a n t Ua wUaw, Mra. Paulina T. Boon today tu accept the report, Automobile lleenae sale* for tin* addrrsse* by Senator K. K. lluu-. •• •’"••"•"l f- r nlun.l ■lay. . Following the completion of ly eluiming that hi* flight was Sweetheerf and "A h ! Swtet MUligan: three daughter*. Mlaa in which an oven loo voir* wenfirst two days In 8 eminolr Cuailv '’ l,u* •”/* during llut ".■summations," pamphlets on |so headlong that the pursuing Mystery of U fa " were arranged have nearly doubled Uut yr>r'» holder nnd llroth.-r Will'an. A. "'*'••’• ftanuHLit Mititffuu, Mlaa Julia cast, Mr. Hayer stated. 8milhi*r«t former i»»;lir»* nt I'hiL 6*i.11111.j \ « iiiRiirraction prriinl t■.af f ic legulatjons were ilislri- Red fours were not always able a* dtiets. and Mhu Cecelia MIDI. - ............. mien Tax Collector Jno. I>. Jin- Bdclphin. I'a. Mr. Iluuahridrr wn^ 1 Ihii’i'llb before cnmilit? to Sun. liiliil among the Jaycees. to keep him under fire. Berlin K. C. Harper, president-elect kina disclosed this morning, wh* ii ana brother, Mr. Harry waa m. George Lainbart wts re-elected in honored curat nt *hc banquet , fi»r*l, The various committees in showed a pendsivnt disinclina­ Charleston. H. mayor df Oviedo In It* City of ths KiwaabK eammented after ha (tatad that sales on Dec. I and *a wn« Circuit Court Jiitljrc M j gutted huHneaa ill nrlnmlo with JSt rhurgo of arrangement for the tion to talk about the south. not often 3, amounted to 63,107.15 as com­ lit** fiilhcr. While he JivimI In San. Janie Daffy (lection yesterday. R. F. King, the program, " I t b B. Smith. l hristmas dance, scheduled fur Moscow asserted In foci that of Co. Orvn Burnatt, B. F, Ward and that wa have the privilege of pared with last yaar’a total of Si Th.- Filtered Apprentice Degree , 'ujtrum. ntsl Ihs'. II in the Mayfair hall room, in a 101).miles stretch from Ros­ Allan Hunt were elected‘ council­ having such a splendid program." $1,623. c. Will be eepferred on tin- next ' •" »•’■ •onelructlon nf a wu.li reported that Invitation* are Guests jto the luncheon----Dr. K D. i » * n l # o ‘ eooduct- man. and Dr. J. W. Martin waa Part, of tho increase la due t*> n regular communication, l*ec. |,l. ;h".i*,- and ,,re.rm»ler on Bear- being mailed this week and that tov hath west to Mariupol the Germans were everywhere dlsor. E*rl‘ Jeter * * and a m frr Dalahlme Hasty |6 raise on tha coat of tha t jr « I ■loll Avenue which was the fir-t ad funeral atrvtofa far My. MIL re-elected to this group. o f tha Seralnala High School 1recorded uin-rnlum r f it.* kind in Fdilie King’s orchestra has hern gantxrd snd that in ureas whsro Ugaa this afternoon at « i 0(» for mret passenger ears, Mr. Jinms*ared tu furnish music for the their relrssl could he slowed ma­ A t Altamonte 8 pring*, n new (lire Club and Mr. Ackerman of klna added. Also aiding In in­ n le t k la JCVfigtegn Cemetery, Florida. jor bodIra were being entrapped Among his other activities in orrasion, . rWbaew runeral Heme In mayor waa elected when l>. 0 . Winter Park. creasing tha early sales b the n*-w Richard Ocas, president, dis­ and confronted with annihilation. Smith' defeated R. J. Bundy by lh-c. waa the data decided rule that tags with special >1* Hanford vvaa serving a* County a y af arr ia g KMata. 63 to 66. Seven rouncilmen upon for the dub’s annual Christ­ sired numbers may be obtained Agent for a mimlg-r of year* closed today that many compli­ ware fleeted:- K. (!, Batr*. re. mas party for under privileged ahd a,,i..tlng in Hie formation of ments hava been received on the with the added payment of fl. elected, R. K. Hoffman. C. I). children o f tip county. These the Hanford Farmer’* Kichango. I'.* 12 Juycre Annual which rnmr “ Motorists can obtain any num­ McIntosh, Jr.. Joe Dennett. I* children are under the supervision an nffiliale o f the Florida Cilrus out last week and which will be T. Bryan A. U. Fuller und II. I). of tha foantv Nurse and of bers thay preftf on their llcvn-e . I F.xrliange. lie served n term a* presented to tuurlsta who ask If stIU available for thb fee," Mr. information of Mias Carlin Palm­ Leonard Fletcher, commander j maml(fvr „f g|,0 tatter, Poller. L. C. Brooking waa vot. nursery ichowa. ad assessor.treasurer. , uf -ml lervlre* er, receptionist al the Informa­ Plana far Lediee Night were JtnklM said and added that th<- of ttyr Orlando I'oat amt Harry , diicuesed and action was refer­ Federal government has requeued Rrvtsinger, aeventh district chair, j f(lr y|r |ierry will lie announced tion Booth on Lako Shore Boule­ that motorists turn In their old M n of child welfare of the red back to the joaunlttec, ! laler. Hi* .urvlvnr* are: hla wi­ vard. N egro Convicted tags to fcle office as the metal I* jrion were the honor gurata when Thi* yrar’a annual contains -tfi ■low. Mrs. Riley M. Fletcher Her' t w w W i Tuberculosis Christmas Seal valuable during the present emerthe Campbell Losslng American ry. nee Miss non“ n M IV w ll Marie Fletcher over 150 pages and for the first 6 O f .Maiudaughtcr Legion Post met Monday night. from Indianapolis; one sister ill time, a pictorial oection in addi­ fund* hid rrachrd a total nf wUI re. Two State* Share lJan'. 16 b th^deadline for buy­ Adjutant J. C. -Trawick an. of 80 cents Washington, l>. C.S a niece in tion ta advertlamenU of business 1168.85 yesterday when Mr*. J. Facing trial for hU life OonM• Livestock Honors ing tha 1043 tag*. IWunred. Dnvloiia llrarh and two nephews firms, amusement parks, restau­ U Ingley, Scul Halo Chairman (barge of murder. Nelson Brown, rants ami cafes, flortata and Mr. Fletrhar attended tlu- who reside iii 'California. cotorad, wo« convicted of man. CHICKS W IL L ■ > SENT number uf organisations through­ for the Seminole County Tuber­ r m c A a o . D e e ; » - m — In. masting to aolicit Hanfonl’a as. slaughter Yesterday at dbe Fall culosis and Health Association, ablance in th« (tat* convention, RATE HEARING) POSTPONED out the area. term o f Clreu\t. Court, O. P. dkna and Illb ab , gtighbore In JAC K SO N VILLE Dee. Among the projects which were made hsr report. * Which will be held In Orlando, JACKSONVILLE. I)ec. .1 o f Am art. I P ) - The State Welfare Hendon, clerk t f the court, said the agrtcultunl "When you make up your ra, m o n o p o lie s ! moat covitad announced Tutaday eheck* will .May 6 to 10. Ha Is making visit* (/Ih— A second postponement of ill.cusaeu waa tha Lake Shore throughout the state. Mr. Kret- an Interstale Commerce Commis­ Beautification project Ned Bmlth Christmas list, b« sure to re­ <|fttonmtbft- anneuaeed Rmlth baa not pritea o f the 41 be seat to I nearly 10,000 ttrU Singer spoke to the Ugionnsirea sion ruling that ratn-rlli-d prtipur. explained to tho (number* that * Tueaday. _ , ____fa t. This morning al Seal. eldrega ambiance, aul on the subject o f "Child Wrl. tional rates on Florida cilrus a committee from tho organixa member tha Christmas the grand plants e f ft charge 'o f repo waa brought ______ __ lad «a d aid to dt to Ike blind fruits shipped by water from tin will work with the Garden Bmall In ilxa, It has dons a big tare." the age teat Johnny Smith, colored, champion dent ekOdren la Ume for Chris*Mr. Trawick also ntsted tire Jacksonville la now In effect. The Club In arranging the ’’traveltrs’ Job, and 'till has great things white tomorrow, WUlte Mao Uaw- champtoll k to do. Tubtrculosls takes m m mas. The ram wUl be the Urg it is 75 percent paid up In I. C. C. has deferred Its order retreat" which will covtr a short bkaa. eolared, wjU-be an trial for tho Urono lives batween th* agvs o f 16 and (Bt dbbersed during any one mberahip for 1043 as compare*! until Ik-rrmber 27. F. C. Illllyer distance surrounding tho stone 45 than any other disease," Mra. Before month elnee .Uw beard waa in- with 1041 figures. The enter­ attorney for local Interests, an­ bridge near French Avsnuo interr> tt loosen,1. Ingley said In urging th* par* >crtion. tainment rommlttee o f the Le­ nounced. chief ducted la 1037.. sad urbeg chase of these tiny health gion will meet tonight to deter, Carlyle e f •tear JtH reflects about 70 per rent stickers. mine the types of amusement to 4 tha fbnk e f ____ Th* enormous toll of automa* the ranUgbt tolllag e e l L be planned for the future. t$ S m i ’ 4tk," • 0Mbite fatalities frequently is manfltted by pound r Honed, she continued, and In U fa retie, Perdue many cat** th* end come* sud­ Strike Colled the finest lad., to . denly. and do** not, aa with tu­ •leer on berculosis, often Involva an anAmong lh« activities planned tourUt* during th« winter are tire family in distress and power, open to persona of this city aa ty which may Increase tha due* iVDOUL, Ohio. Daa. 3 during tho coming week for win­ r o f thr dlsesM to other . A ataikft was salted toter visitors who have arrived In wolL A t 7:30 o'slosk Friday night r* of the household. rnmrn tks aksU sad bomh Sanford are a ten tomorrow af­ the pupil* of Mrs. V . O. Flem­ “Tu hereofoate la yrovretabte, Bi tha Ravenna ternoon, a musical program Fri­ ing end Mis* Msrjorte Cogburn wl ws know how to t r n w l MU and a day night, and n boat trip which will present rending* and dances, I t Th# history of tha tad la front Tbs Vestry af tho Holy Crere will be sponsored by the Jay- followed by aommanlty singing loste movement proves this, af tha (67,Church will meet Wexi­ rees, Mra. Mayare Hadgkln, di­ in which th* gnUwring wlU t*ha has been achieved by an st 6:00 o’clock at rector « f tho .recreation depart­ part. milting batik yaar by yaftr, ment said today. i .rirran HaftSt, Next Wsdnasday night Is tha by day, with tho fore* al .M n. J. L Ingtey, Mrs. JL A. llm# scheduled far Uw first boat vontlon arrayed solidly i Tha Board of Deacons o f th« Newman sad Mrs. Floyd Falser trip for wfater ateltora and par­ this formidable enemy." >Rap(1st O m sk , will m*n will ha hotUooea to tourlota who sons who wish to vWw Uw aaon. ‘ By so mesas ta tha iday night at 7:30 P. M. attend Um to* tomorrow after- •ry along Um pktareaqM . BL won—we merely knot choreh. Johns Rivsr. “R ream U ow win It If we <& not TU ranks or ssatter our fire, i C ounty aa U e f Baft- Chamb# Christmas real la a bullet ‘ ' areft are [ ■ M M ’, in may U war af pease and with of omvuaiUoiin Um ' j a eeaure, “Mr*. ~ ■n*“ . t m t& l O v . , Bishop And Gut |Kiwanis Hears Are Elected T o S tetso n Glee City Commission Club Members W. A. Stansfield Heart Attack Elected Head Of Proves F atal Masonic Hroup! Drivers* Tests Given Jaycees To C M. Berry By Patrolman Jinki/ns Reports Big Increase In Auto Tag Sales Heads Of Legion M eet To Discuss Welfare Problem i, Railroad Men Wffl G ft Wage Increase Soon e r At Bomb Plant Parents “Get Tc Christmas Seal Sales In County T o ta l $168.85 City News Briefs Recreation Director Announces Activities Planned For Tourists K londay a ■•i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ �I 8ANFOBO, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY. DECEMBEB *,1*4.1 Sanford Herald mmm is n !• i» m i »>»»> « n »i» « w h m i ir ■« fjtoXte ■ i lo ilg t . _A warning to Florida communities which are building their current prosperity upon the basis of a war economy was sounded at the Florida League of Municipalities con­ vention in Panama City by Mayor R. E. L. Cbancey of Tam­ pa who said that this starts would be oao of the most acute sufferers in the entire nation if the defense program waro suddenly cancelled. , This is because Florida at the moment is receiving laviah benefit! from it far in excess of its proportionate share. For this we should he very thankful but wc should not lose sight of the fer more important aftermath of the war which Is bound to leave Its most serious effects where HITLER. , a l l ia n c e B M l U la ■ n a l i r • ( Tb# *•* r a il • m iM RAND ALL ELE C TR IC CO. w bleb. M m tilm - la | l « m * fa r r*- «to» •( an » « « f k n i i t o I I t II n M l M M r r lt t S la (bis N f t r aaS alas f l MW t fabllabas k a r ri.. IBM to pabllM lIaa af i f t o a l b*a batata a r r ala* rtaaataS. Electrical A Musical Supplied Christmas Cocktails! VERSE FOR TODAY mtm mim What better way la there to express your Christmas rreatlnc* than to ahire with your family and friend* the rich,' warm qualities of Jack's liquor*. For all holL day fextlvitio*, aerva wine with meals, use our fino liquor* fora cocktails. > BPUUT MAKES A l.l/ I___ POSSIBLE. GOD’S tUST PASS THROUGH W N Ai Not try might, tower, hot by my spirit, borah o f hosts.—ZacharPAY, VANISHING SUMMER (Prom Harper’s Magatlns) IT on your outstretched wins, 0 aweet, 0 loTtiy tlmal ■a for.tala momant your Irene. NMIlUinUl flight. E l tXfct prop•u,r• •" pa not, nor throb with aar. PUlliif ellmb •ild hlgh'dt* liner. Stay hart, Ah pricked m a t Is cltar, Ah thought unfold* In reason. •Ms alow rhyme, died rtn? j. eng men vht were Hvitf end working In this county, now doing their duty in the armed foreea of the United States. Their departure has sorely affected our la­ bor supply and our purchasing power, fltoree, barber shops, ami fining stations are feeling the pinch of their absence. But we who are left here should work toward the end that when this war is over, all the young men who left here will want to come back and will find waiting for thorn decent joba in which they can earn an honorable liv­ ing. We should tnr to make our town aa attractive a place as possible in which to live and we should seek to develop an economic structure which will survive the devastating effects of the war. Did You K now T h a t. . . ? A redent issue of the Tampa Tribune contained many Interesting facta about Florida showing much of the pro­ gress and development which have taken place during the past few yean and revealing a great deal of what may by expected of It in the future. In one column was a Hat of geo­ graphical facta which we doubt If many old timers remem­ ber, if they ever knew, aa follows: - DRIVE ON OUT AND TRY W E OP OUR FAMOUS HAM 8 ANDW ICHM . JACK’S DEW DROP INN ... PACKAGE GOODS w DR,NKs AT POPULAR PRICES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONBOB A T L A N E Y »S D RU G STORE TOO L A T E TO C LA S S IF Y ■y 1UBRKLL R A T Civilian Defense officials are bemoaning tha fact that tha gab. !u 5 *. NbA""seetimed an atlltuds o f more or Iras Indlffar•net to tha program designed to fhe^home*front.*"* *m' ,',f’ ner True, ’’homo guard*” hare bore organised la soma rommunttieaj hbrhor patrols are functioning at othar point* { gaaolloo lUUoru !>*»* peon opening and closing tabulation of tlddledewlnk e*. pert*. The c n r ' o f “ wolf, woll" ha* been ringing throughout the land fo Iona and so loud and ao eon. ■latently, without'the appearance of any wolf, until the confused and bewildered "averaga cltlien" ha* failed to M ar It any more than ha hears tha ticking of tha dock os hi* mantle or tha drip and Mr*." A verts* Cltlien" *M of Ihp Usky hydrant In tha sink. DEFENBEI/EB8 In anils a f all r w m Ha• vuraiUraJ Breakfast Free Delivery—Phone 103 Laney's Drug Store W t Fill All Prescriptions" �/ t; SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE TT1RET. - i ' . 'O l Joint M eeting Is Held By Baptists TH IN G S W E ’V E SEEN A N D H E A R D By M A Y M E M. H O D G K IN L O U R IN B B E A L , Society E d it* - al Calendai Tekphone 14H B ridge P a rty Plans A r e Made By Group ^* • " Flaal plan. ■ for Dm bridge Mrty. jwhkh *U1 bt kiU fat Um Houao Thurnlay eren« t Um regular M Mtiar of Pki Alpha Kappa tegaxtty laat evening at Um homo Of Mias Wlnlfrad Lovell on Cal*ry A T«aoo. 1* m •"1 * t r « m i * ..2 > * **7 w in tU r t At I Federal Men Smash' Large - T h ie f Group plant to close fur two days for lack of hrnrtmr*; And one it* many published a r»*jfii!ar catalog to advertise it^ l*u«»tv f*»r 'Ml** t«» the puhlu ut cutr:it«* prices »n competition with l«*eitimai«* deal, ers. The Junior Girls' Auxiliary and the ' Intermediate Auxiliary l.*.>king after the Tourist, ha. [unhappy during thi* llnlv of Ike Fir»t Baptiat Church held kepi our «hirttail in the breetc Do your part, .peak to them a joint meeting at the church on th wn'k, l*»t they Mr«* i fine when you meet then on the WASHINGTON. Dec. .1 ovn Monday afternoon In conjunction jot of folks and that’ s compen.M. street, offer them little rnurtc*ie«, Federal nirunt* Tuesday I In with the “ Week of Prayer” ami Uon rnou «h. and it pays big dividend, by way of amathed an allrtfi-d natmnw »»!«• raids iu IM H"t. I hu ;u.’" the Lottie Moon ChrUtmaa of. Avndleatc for »trnlin/ nn«l Rolling New Ni i k tin* S d c m l HKi'llt.s, the glow in your heart, and they, The Tujn.at ( ‘enter h«>wteA«i^ faring. »• *••* I I up being naturally rongi-niul folks Ford automobile paita which «m»- work him’ " *t h i* 'l • The Intrrmnllal* Counselor, •re holding the firat teftonThuracrated on f«» vn-*t a ^ral**, the ’.II n u n .i•» u d ••! ippreciae your thought. Mr*. A. M. Gordnier, had charge day ufi.moon. It will be prv*Ml thr ntiy I h» \ tin lud* The question h i. arisen* "bow justice department «a*d, that of the program and the Scrip­ ed orr the ho.tessea who officia­ Ita profit* this >var mlont* w it ** |d«>V«*4 «'!»• •>( t *a. •' ture le.,»n *111 re*d ty Ruby ted throughout l»|i* week, and i long ikei one have to live in at least $ 1 ,000,000 and |M*rhnn* I »lick dnx «*r II»'I *»;h I hefore he become* a crac Lou Anderron who used tho! th« > are anticipating quite a large Florida dealers m •*<••!» ii t*»»» holly ker.** Tbit teems to U- the desire fS.00a.000 or S4.ittiO.lUiO; Chriatma. .lory a. her *ubj*et. #?thermit. Th*s ica I* not * Ita thefts forced the Lincoln An integrating program on /or the Tourists but is a sofml of many or our tourists. Any in­ misaion* wa* prrn-ntrd by mem­ fathering for townspeople as well formation or discussion on thie ber* of the Intermediate group A* Tourist* to promote friend subject will be much appreciated in charge, after which the girls •hips .ind mid materially to th** since the writer has been here only joined the Women'. Mi«,ionary jo> and pleasure of our win!1 six years ami vre don’t feel that f\jc<tH. So lay aside that en we are an authority on the sub­ Union for it* meeting. Mr*. A. J. Pclereoti, prc.ident gmjrvnirnt, If possible, rml lend ject. We would asy, however, you *re a "cracker" when you no long* of the W. M. II . presented arm'u* ymir charm, bands and emblem* toy the work: N, .t We<lne*.lay afternoon (In- 'er attempt to keep the sand from under your toeniils, hut let it. the girl* have «ccompli.he,| Inj-j^,,,,,, ^nl junmr l, h.mh.-r offom m erce : trickle Its way out and repose on I “ Forward Step* to the following ing the flr.t of the *«-ric* j the snowy whiteness i«f the sheets, j J!lBk»n*<'rin girls: M*ry ^Hrlrn Tew, of Scenic Boat Trip* down the i Thla we«K we tried uui one of s Pippin, Nancy Williams, hn* River, to give our Tour- |Bob Edge's suggestions on defeaThat meadm >2 00 *avetl on Firry flu imi Jones, Dolofrn M rl^llaiv glimp*e of it. enchanting. th,rinng a duck. Sunday afternoon cleaning. Lou And** non ami llurut lirtip col Iwauty. i m not a tour- |one of our beneficient neighbor* ! ter. tirin g us your Hry rlra n ir.g anil j»« hut l*ve never been «h»wn the pfe.ented uo w.ih five lovely wild I It was announced hlfh class wnik for vh irh you P*t Hirer on a boat to I ahull re­ duck., W* pulled out the tail and Christmas party will !>«• pair to the Mtl«c and pu 1 the wing feather., heated * kettle of ' \Vf rlrnn ami 1lock hul-v (In miin nf the annex on Dec. 1.1, tTD'.l labels from the s-iiteme* water to the boiling point, drop•II kinds. W r rm nwlrl **«. il <••>«! u il - and ftnimiscent of past and better perl In a cake nf paraffin let it | pants. I>cl us make x«»t»i l«sl t«**r w -ml were: RuLy Lou Ander-nn. Gloria!*•»><l'«*r»lly cover my p.-r meit and immersed the daekr hteik like new t Stirred it around until thomuyhly Wethermglon. Ib.ri* W.-lbering- » » ’ « " • ' ,hr"« »'• j-i.i.r d<- a. n Tourl.l for ju*l soaked, then lay it aside to cool. 1 ton, Mary David, klary llrlen iifti-rnoun. l'*ually I gt"'» You open the feother* t*> the skin j Tew, Dondhy t'arl.-r, l.aVrrne i.k even from the ripple- of straight down the hrv««l or b«ck New.nmr, Betty Ann Michael, Gwrndulyn Bannratr. Dnltitc* Me- *. t.bble thrown overboard, bol lend proceed to peel off the fral.e)lan, i'rggy I'm.iin, Sl'-'la k ‘ ....old Im- worth It. i there in a pericc.. unbroken, j.e Whitmore, Nancy William., Kit­ - > ■.day night at 7:.10 o'clock, we ket. The .kin la left vmooth ty Odhain, Marjorie Andereon, II; . v|»-et yen ami you to poll ] clear. On* cake of paraffin will Haxrl Hmilli, Shiilry Murrland, -oh the Tourist*, and tiring ,|„ nlnut three deck*. Try it it'* Myra Ann Southward, Mildred * i...111.t if possible, »n tie- fust j great. Take, about five minute* | Barineau. and Win Durden. Community Sing of lire eej.von | birO. And rouii.elor*. Mr*. A. M. at the Tourist tenter. Hi mg] Don't forget! Bring along your J Gordnier, Mra. it. A. William., allot; your eliemie*. 11 outlie- nod Mrs. C. I.. Ilrw.nn and Mr*. C, anything rise tbvl worries v-iu voice to the Touri*t t enter Kri- j A. Anderson, Jr. nail -mg them away eiimnsse fur- ih»y night an«l in nature taki* its *Vif (lid Man Worry and a hap­ cuursc. If your neighbor dtn-sn’t Miss Takach Honors py, singing heart Jukt can t ngiee like it, no matter, the fish will. Does 20% Discount ■ M P. II.,A Q trlahmg mouther* aM that* aacorta art Invited to afiawL Mrs. Manila Longer, ■ g h t Worthy Grand Coadoetraaa of th« Q n t h l Grand Chaptar j jlll. ba In attandanca. r Tfc* P. E. 0 . und.r tba dlrect in o f Mr*. B. E. Andrew* win I lonaor tba Rad Craa* M iring I o k a In tba morning. . Tba Wopaa’t Club, sadrr tba J Notion o f M n. J.. W. H*U, W Ul ap'anaor tha aftamoon arwI f Nation at tha Rad Croaa A wine room*. • Tha Tawnaend Club will maat ■ ' tha Court Ilouaa ut 7 JO P. J . Mrs. W. J. Lyman will lead T “ * ""S U •nd son' of Jacksonville spent a ftw days in Sanford last week with llr. Tanner's mother, Mrs. Jeasie Tanner. dlapoMd * f and th« meeting ad,onroad. Present wart: fpomore, Mr*. B. L. Parkin*. Mrs. J. H. Truluck »nd Mlaa Jan* Sharon; and m*ou kart, tha M Inara, Conal* MeCall. Naney CoUum. Martha Pdrklna, Nancy Dffhtoji, Shlrlry Smith, ISjJrkf t iik , Jana Thigpen, Ana Mrs. C. W. Brown ha* re- tar-lndaw, Brew*. Mn. O. W. Douglas ha. returned to her home hi Sivin. aah, Ga., after .pending a few day* with her narent*, Mr. and Mra. A. C. William.. 1 t Tbars will b* B Lff* Member. ■ Ip banqust honoring Mrs. W. I Thornton st th* MgOpxILt ( nirrb annas bratnnlnr at 7 d>0 m U . Tba tbama of tbs baa. c tat will ha "Tba Woman • AU i ember* o f tha Women’* Soclaty < ’ Christian Brrrlr# are invited t attend. M n. W. M. 8 . o f th* P in t J ipUat Church will meat at th* SHtureh at 10:00 A. M. for th* afcamaw** of tha “ Weak - of. Irajnar" .for foraMn ml*»lon* .**4 tha LottU Moon offeringi 'Mr**. 3 7 N. ClcrtUnd will hata cM rfo m tha vrecram for tha day.1 Frlond. ct Ceorfo ll.b * . ill rrgrst to learn that ho ha. been « ,*° , ,h* 0 r* n* ,‘ General Hospital In Orlando where lie will receive treatment. Church School For Public Conducted I* k w. a An Inter-d*nomination*! School U now fat profreu at tho Preabytarlan Church beginning each arsnUg at 7:30 o'clock and lasting oatU «:*0 o’clock. These eoureaa tea open to tba public, although only those who enrolled on Sunday avoalng win bo presented with certificates.', . -Dr. W. P. Buhrman Is chairman of th* board-for the School; Rav. Georg* .ftamar, • secretary; Hsv. Mean Anything To You? H A TS 65c Dresses 6 5 c Suits 60c Pants 30c Word ha. been received that Waltar Beal, a cade! at Fork UBlon Military Acadtmy at Fork Uslan, Va., made the Headman. ter'i Liat, la.t month. v—-----■ lul till* I* « g'wel opportunity J. W, Baker arrived today Rollins Students lo .-lear nut ,uch ruUdeh and from Hartwell, Ga. to .fiend tho get into Ike p»*»»ew. «'HTl*tnix. winter month, with hi. doughM i.« Daphne Tnkach enter­ (pull. tar, Mrs. Lillian Vkkvry -and family. Enroute here he vlailM tained with a Thanksgiving din. It is our hope to make tin* With hla aon, II. 8 . Baker, In rer for n mimU-r uf •Indent, Christmas Week a happy one for nf Rollins College nt Takach'* Jacksonville. While it is troe Restaurant in Sanford l-*t Thurs­ th'-se people. tin. are away on vacation, yel day, The guest. were vocal Mrs. K irchhoff Is rtudrnt. of M.dnm Louise Horn- at the *umr time Christmas give* a yen for home and we here Hostess To Circle anThose enjoyin-r the hospitality U. In Sanford must nut alluw the Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff w*. ho.t- nf Misa Takneh were: Mis. Mary yi ili.r. within uur gpte. to lie *»s on Monday afternoon to Curtia of Washington, I). member* of Circle Three of Miaa Gloria Mastrangle of New tha Woman's Society of Christian Barr lea of tha Methodist Church at her home oil Palmetto Avenue. Th* business meeting was preA L L COAL DATA IN aidad over by Mr*. E. II. Laney BBd th# devotional w*a conducted NF.W YORK. Dec. .1 by Mra. R. W. Turner, followed President Roosevelt*. thrre-man by • prayer offered by Mrs. F. Coal Arbitration Board, consider. Ipg the union ehop issue In tho It was planned by th* captive mine., announced Turnday night It had received all briefs anil teatimrny in the rase. C LE A N E D & DRESSED CASH & C A R R Y HUNTING a s k Alim r u m ECONOMICAL LALNIHIY MUM* «• More BUSINESS LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. Tfjr Our At! t k i .e i m i o m 110 E A S T SECOND , NOTHING LIKE A ' W H ITE^CHRIST MAS ,. UNLESS IT S A FANCY aCHRISTMAS! B ridge P a rty Given H onoring Mra. Adams - Today and Thursday B enefit Performances Mrs. L. J. Room* gntertalned th a bridge party Saturday ternoon at bar boas* on Union wot, Brunswick. Q*^ honoring v gwoat, Mrs. Baa* Adam*, of la dty. F lvt tables o f contract f t p player* and several tea “ kTWf tba delightful bon. talltor te th* bam* attractirolv drad with red dshllaa and Hvw BBd whit* ahrytanlhe. « * . - > ■ * * » « branched Make It • white Chriitmaa for h i m — with' Arrow w h ite'»h irt»! J They’re trim and neat! >.* and perfect-fitting, cut to Arrow’s famous MM itoga’!i figu re-fitll Sanforised - Shrunk/ too! (M axim u m * shrinkage 1 % ).'* ^ * ' i. N. Parham, ■host, wag present. 'I Mrs, Jo* Owens |h ••**'■ priaa, Mra. bowl a a t a s a M o a u e to o f tba p a rty . lata 'fat tha afternoon tho hoot***, aaaistod bv twr daugh­ ter. Mrs. G. T, Hobdy. aarvad u Although white it the most popular shirt, men like to have fancy shirts, tool Get him a few o f thia sea ton’s Arrow fanciest N ew atri pea.. .good-looking designs and patterns . . pleasing combina­ tions and ensembles. swoot aasrea Wlflt hat coffee. o f d e tl r s M f y . I k e w its .ir a r a v u v v h iw Mt V b fia .' T H B Y O W E L L CO. .Whether you buy him whites or fan-' dee, get him afew Arrow ties! They’re especially designed to go with Arrow shirts! Attractive patterns and stripes ’ i t, with a wrinkle-resisting lining fi •. always perfect-knotting! U A n n iU U ^ F IA JM 1U A Skirts j f j up J • •%! La* Si IN y i * Mkh Ur im* ( t Us^p? $1 mp tissssUmgiHt We’ll do tfe n «[ , F L O R ID A . m m m : ma �f ^ • » I 1 ' . • » « H - - rfi y * I ■ T • ", T" >- ■ ,, ___________ _ K^wv-vv..*. O M ilil O. *■ lt arte* O r>« ffci*a A detachment of the ne*1y-formed Atlantic Amphibious Fore* drives |River, N. C. Th* A. A. F., under command of Maj. G«n. Howland M. •J jfP “ r.c(T * llndln* b* r* « Into "hallow water in maneuver* at New I Smith, Is comprised chiefly of Marine* with a complement of army men. ■ • • •„ V '. v ■' ■ v ; I______ >'■ ' ■ a. v ■' ' * ....... left), of Blutfield, W. Va., and Tommie Pctefs, town In Cumberland. Ky., after their arreatBn las of Ward Loveless, 81-year-old Waahlngfir declare th* boya confeaaed they 'beat and >H»I ho Interrupted them aa they were burglarising >W _____ home near Leesburg. M *t*f Hi With a atrike Ington to dlactua tl holland, o f Toledo, Left to right! 1 14 cooperative If. Hay, of 8 L Louie, Mo., eooneel for flvo < Senate the nomination of George B. Meseeramlth, M, now Ambatiador to Calm, to ho Ambaatador to MeiIce, w eened! ng Joeephua Daniel*, whelms ratlrad. Born ta Fleetwood, Pa., Mr. Mteaersmlth arte an edu­ cator la the public achool* until 1114, when be entered the foreign service. f bell team, Paul Lillis enll.U In the u Army Air Corps at Booth Bend, & • Ind. Appropriately, th* name of the og outfit bo jolaed U called thb Notre m it PhUlp 4 J. Carter Fort,oo«aa*l for the railroad*. • .a r e leaking wage Increases. . William Grcca m i i a i n i 01 vno American A i n ir K in Fi r caenPraeldent of the Ward lovelew ra profits, no matter how be may be guilty o f canting r provoking the dispute." fdw Tork City. aleter-la-law Is a* Court flha * r ~ ^ 'J * - Uon of Labor, William Green call* .m et th* White* House to protemWoAW**WPreeW*nt Rootsvelt against m < mlnent ’ onll-atrike tdgSlatlon. He clalS } found ■the A.F.L. has cooperated wlth-nsinte a tional defense, but now la abouf to tom* be penalised for “ act* of some lifeIgnaht sponsible leaders" outsida bis ar« and In gaaiiatioa. . fi- �1 TOE SANFORD Crowley Predicts High Scoring • In Fordham-Missouri Sugar NEW YORK. Dee. S.—W Tke man who bit the dor Had nothing oa th« Sugar Bawl *etop -for N t * •Y«ar*a Day, wht»h Otoda Um coat moving in with a football outfit built around aing to tangle with a club (ting power galore. A t leaat that’* tbo war it looked to James Crowley Tuee^ a y aa he added up the prelim. K Duel or CLASS COAST SANFORD, FLORIDA By Jack Sords f^JACrfcRBAOC inary reports he’s rrccivcd from *d running machine Don Faurot hia nut together at Missouri. Ordinarily, th« shot’s pinching the other com when the east meets clubs from that area. Rut this time. Sleepy James—he's really about as sleeny as an sight-day alarm clock—known what ho has In the pitching arma of 8teve Filipowica, Jim Blumenatock and Cleoric Chever- ko. A lbert lAS-f yeA * “ And what’s more,” Jim went on, “ fellows who’vr w n Missouri play tell m« fW Tigers can really cpsraU on the ground. Mai fcUvens, whose N Y. U. outfit met US both, figure* it nut thi* way: Their running game, is as good or better than ours; our paaaing holds a clear edge, and! Utty ’re 'lightly alrongrr In th*lln*. M«l »«>•, their two lop f -flit PiaY THAT COUNTfT \MU roe^Auu r u f <ojhp Canada Tries Experiment on Wage Control nnr<l n«*t v- N i*IH I I «* i I I I m t ' « l n i r ..I | II N Ilr«-rn «ril In Ikr I o«r« ih r i *rm lH u lr t ohm** I'r u h n lr In Ml * i .!• III 1 lilt w l * |' k i l l ' I • A FOR CAR PERFECT W A S H . . . 1542 License T a g W ith Every Uped 4 t . ’f . Car Sold Before ‘h jag,1 * lt"w l lined un the surprise team of the South west cohferem « wIon |m n< lm tiin agreed j la\ ' in th«New Yi r't I f ; l"»tla ll V'ame at Miami. Before the >i.» "l» le t i-\efi *li»itrongcnt sil|f|f*'l t• f * « 'p . t e d tile Horned Frog* to win hi.... th.m half of their game■«, >et they fin­ ished in a tie with Tt %. tor s* « ond p.acv* in the r *nf* i* oie, no I were the otdv t ‘am t" i!*» mi th** Hi SUNOCO SERVICE STATION I' of defense niMtiiifii« tm itur p in * Qee. 10th, i x M n m n u r, Mn>« No Sank KMp, or cl*tn*n uicil Jut Sou Um dirt off »nd ihlo, «t *p Driv, la todtyl Arcade Chevrolet Co. S. H. E N G LISH G U L F SERVICE C in u r K lnt 8 L * Frtnth A t ., Package Store » YOU-LL KIND IN ALL Fine Advertisements ■UMNKM T1IK LINE 8 lll-ST OK Cliiii- i !i:.rt Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken Liquors Arcade Package Store O. D. FARRELL. PROP. n ose court a m *, a ,n>i 6 room*, furnUhed. Phon. 577. 7 3 ttS S Hemic® LOCAL * LONC1 dUlance moV log, crating A iton gr. Louu T iu rftr A Storage, SHOES CAREFULLY dyad. »..!«! •r heeled at low tw L City Shoo Shop, SIO Sanford Avo. HIDE A FUR boyar for year, ia now loetUd on Crota Road •t Loka Monroe. WUI apore. elata your butlnaaa atartlng Da*. 1»L J. II. Padgett. (formerly RaggtlC s l.i>|U<ir Wore) MATHER ARCADK Studios I ’ liont- CS7 —l-IIONK W»0 m u : PACKAGE gTORE & BAR I I 2 W. F IR S T S T R K K T H A V E YOU r 6 COUGHING ^ J I T T E R S SANTA T •? 0, \ J f > E ^ ! ) P ^ s,0M CLAPS SAYS “ H w ill pity In ronnull our I'rrMinul l.oan O rpn rln icn l lirln rc liu rrm i." IO W ( IIS T -K A S I’M M h M JS t he S a n f o r d Atlantic Naiionai Bank M em livr FftliTitl IU'|hp«U ln.sur.inrc ( ‘nrpitralinn NOUfJE CIKCIJLATINC Stut« I iir ii wnrm wlnti-r. Iruclr in >nur <*lil heali-r an tint? *»1 Ih w c new Nurct* rlrrulatinu niodrl*. S A N D W IC H E S A M , K IN D H OF AnderwonG riffith A N G E L ’S E A T SHACK |-'uncrnl IM reelar 705 K. *nd Ht. phone I ' * Sanlnril Avenue Must O ff O f Geneva Avenue H r have nne. Ihal " i l l -nlvc vinir Iii -i i I Ini* prnlilrniM. See 'em W M lIflt m A * K N IT , MrltHVNOLHS' liMlay. EAS1 I T .IO IS . SEMINOLE TIRE S H O P NKXT DIUHl Smirord, Fla I'hone .17 SU M M*HC S w ms L^fr^^3•^^ocl^ ^xd r 'cues inpi. OUTWITW D A PETS* rf JM He s NorAOGif?-Het; a D R IZ Z LE /-T H A IS A THE 0K3 DRIP I uws dim pu t »Te L tA v s* rto w e • vinNroivCM£-A r TUMBlS.AS i^ B n l mes fv.’AcncAUV j 18 SIMPLY hr. h a s YOU ■■■i'M WACKY ABOUT YOU *HOWl2S YOU OORK3 f - K -. - m '..vi TOOeSAKS J in I VOUe LAP.* ru. CUfiSHAt-lfB | . 6 c r AN iPSATHWS I Ifa p A ij -n A FOSEY -*l----- WMOf THC HAflfTK J PIANO LESSONS dally-Wc per Small Ro m children a »pe. Hartley. IWJ YOUR •now W4 WTKP 1UT conk In B A R G A IN D A Y ! LONE R AN G E R LOT CP WATCHJpRyf / By P A U L RO BINSON ANOSSSr*# HCW Wiclmldl MIKK IIKI.IVKIO ETTA K E TT Hf.*lWOU6 Mr iV B U N H r t <;i\ K! Mixed Drinks — Package (Joods — Beer Mr. ami 'Mr*. W.irren M Hatch, of Svdney. N. S., allegeil thtt thr police nmde a forceful ••ntry lnt*» their room in J^n. *pirstKinef| Mr*. Hntrli .••bile i*h'» '•'as unrhdhcd, end 'hen onlecedth cm from th'.' Hotol. AT THE IT,III St. l i U A I 'l l .11A U K I O l< • ( II IO?s I ■ M A S — SO M K T H IN U N O O N E H IT A Ol (A N 10 S. I’ ark •nd prnnrietfira ••f the .Milne* I ntel in l!o*.ton each were nrd. r* • d tn pay hnlf of th** m in d Altman \xt-. at CO M K IN NOW — I I M - t llf h I I S TO O I . A T K — A N 0 II A V K Third \ I'jtrk \ \r TKI FI HUNK VI I 5 1 0V* V siinerlnr coin! jip v nv .id.-i r »i non »o n "* f» junf* in d hit'll the*. . h:»f'*'-l Jt .|.»n |m»Ii •• «i r»rc’»'» '••i».,e w-nftfiil rntr»- into tl»ctx ••• • * taum an«l ||n pt » • *'iir«tinnitHf reflriting on lh*-» n arit'l status. I'cdire .p"’i r t‘iHlt f.en»f»e Eolith wldH •*E‘ d i • JU ST P H O N E 9121 »»•••• I 'l l j DON’T MESS AROUND! DAVID M Policeman Fined By Superior Court Jury -Thi* O ffe r E i - k it r r r .-I i h * im it nioiu- 1 December 10th * lliMiil C iilf St-rtin* S la t ion ;aU 11 * out with hi* i-ink i*lm« m-'« Kve, thev «a>, %»*• nu\ f.i \il*tiu • !• veil tlii* f «11, n hortago of some o f the tl» n l'» ati ..nl* guni' i I |T lost . t i "ant most K \i. «;. 11**-|*i«- i n »,.!»t tuple* | \i coiding to vMlV blindlpe • ?*'1' • » otid tin- J.r> man in •pertn m N'nv Yntk'« f'br *io» the ••llin i, hiif N« |ihi*tli«ues step* g it »nirt. buyers »»i b g d* p u P« d 'I* I. |*.»\ %-ii.Jltloil.illy m* nt stores ha\e Ini I in >« l . ui s \'x, soph pttHniiig ace, *U"ply for an i" ••rnj < *n • • *e.inii the «pi' iibc»d .Hi- a nmsl ma-. and there will b»* plilltN I'li- • I lb.- Fiog to victory over m* -» things f*»i eurlv »b**t«( • ■ I* o fd h aiii. i nd ugMinst lla y le r But defense j »h m-»'i a ;i *» i pit* I d D» wttikew f.u > -r«ls — f-•lu»-# i»f " l.',t,*.pr'kc.,lT o« .« nt w I tor.I f«*i T l t . which of this - f*hn*t»nc« - f"i •• bn a h id <u-li . n i i. i l i.i,i« te is ia bod \.knows.whn*.inn v.''oni* ” send a bueg ft• J* .diiniioy I .uuf!i olid lh »\e y O lllie n . exp* ••ted ap* rid rs intn tin* g'ft ni'ik*' '• • i.lrlin e from hn\ the stock on bind l ’" i yig n e se T i ­ th " ' gone, seni" of it • it t i lt* i hinds In d ii-i. retdoed, the exoeitw . « I*, i .»• FORT w n ir n i. i v % ii.-. ' /. k r II |» l* V . •* Z • 1 .1-1 I s llt-lp V i-u Tako i'a iv O f Ytmr C a r W ith lliMxl S r r v i i f A ih | l ’ ro|>or l.u l'ia a t ion. T h . buys wh*' t'hei up on b i b ’> m e n predict the g n-nl'' ‘ C h ri-im a s *|K'nding t»' Jev' i kn n a it. And b-f* r • S •• (/F) — Th e O riiu g e i n I 'l * . I i J m lgr | | r i|« |n. I" im in Sanlnril I Tr.i Frogs A re Surprise Grid Team O f Year f »1• •! %ti.itl t*w v*»«d i.lmlir.' ti..r Rat.tie* *‘ f l ' i n r « l Klrwf |i||Til|«'.|| liafl l», ADF.l. 1IIIF. K f RH NKW VIIIIK. 0 I' 1•oiled III** f •** g i U i i* ** * «*f thf .'.tltiittif t n«| * h d l l ||«* M T ' i i l l f. - !•) tile- I 1.1 till.i lit, HfOM l. A r Ati*»rna** .»r»*t •*«• h rtnint *»r *t«*. IMr I <*•*•* I * •*'» l( ••••I '!• Ri ’ . r \chip ytm r * h n . l m i- . In' * -hupr anil |»uton >**nr !». TH« Cokueks, whu limjf .rrvul U cavalrymen limit i Iht- TvirJ, •till m*kc up ipedal fiuhlinu unit* in th. Red Army. O iH tli.ill pl.t# f of i ** 1*1e*i. - «n«l p* >i Early Christmas Shopping AdviM'd J p ii'ir 'lim 'i e a ilie r lim n i v n f iv e l l i n i 1 .»f Hit. f i r * t p u b l i c « i i o n o f n ollfp l U i ' h r l A i m .-r itniutnil l a f ' l l l w r i t I I l f MTuI - b a l l ul i l o FARMERS'MARKETI XSHINOTON. IVr .1. - • M*'i ’r hn5 * m 'Mi W*'«t daring cxpci intent m • ♦ i wirtin*** rn,n"iii\ »*f lh •litnw'r^tic tuition*. « Ci' ' Britain. 1 Hr t'nnndmn ff«i\•*« iummiI tv*- * i pM control* i*i •It ii CS ‘**, t Wium* in S'lA l’Illtiir I’ *.*<• control* rr»* i|Uit** k^* I'Itmj wth einrnrn \ »»• |tic-* in nil «lrmo ra«'*d Hot rt**' wwr«* pi'nlni!* !»•*%«* n* be-n .mplieil by n ion for d* ,emt i* •*o»,*»rnm,*nt, pmoi m \ I'm* V..iihr** limit Hi•»»*•* th. t’mtrd Stntm n* ;*r.i ’ dii •**'t tvlife control •'( wm:c ••• • tVimlr.l oil till* ground lb it I |a »••*! «t iomnio«fit\ i>i i * nn» m. ••\cu in wartiiMi . • * U»»* ni'lit |o Imri'Min (•<< Vki- iT*’ " |»r»ncU»l • • " pit nulitnry eon • • ••• rjti •n ma> bo f••»•■• th * • hU •"lintrv, int’luilmr th* t •1 Inr m».mi StVJfoeo's Au-Awccia AC& FUfm&mc OOUrf-fCP focrtlwiu •WATWoJ MiM »VWots “ WITH A N Ok Face M TRfi MME OH MOKY MOW N» IjT g ^ lE & C N C P n d BUCK -a / t e f * ma *■ ^^ 86 ENOUGH 10 TAKE CAKE Of- EYBTO.I- THAI . KNOWS TOOMUCH. UNTIE ME.POYR AN* KXD THE WERlW: AY TWSfltffL. I’M B0IN' 0AOC T0 TWS WALTON RANCH. ____ ___ By F R A N S T R IK E R m TIME, THE BOYS THERE SHOULD HA/E KEN CARE OP TONTO. ------------------ �.c * l « * • V • r - m ~ w PACE r ' THE SANFORD HRRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Metamorphosis From Civilian To Army Told Television Gets . . “Green-Light? From Commission rtfcW YORK, Dec. 3 _ I A V Telcvtjlon I. back in stride again •! nw far it goc, depends on many t«.,,jbilili,.,. National defrnMi requirement*, on the radic hidit.try will I m n factor. Hut In ruining lock It haa a r»w M.i I uh.-commercial inxlrai' of cxpcrinicntnl. It hm been given n, full 'Vrcrii light" by revlaef1 Federel ('onimunlcation Comml. al«n regulation.. New York, a. the pre.ent eenler of activity, with l.o* Angrier about nest in line, ha, taken the ivhitrndurtipn without much bal lyhoo. 1‘rogriiin, were resumed or o rer'lll r nrhrdulc after nearly I year', ln|«e taken up in ,ettling clifferenere ovt ( operating rtaml aril*. Tin* N !!i- rtalfon, now WNBT nod on ilw air a, W2XB8 ninci April. I'll!! with pub.ie program. Wav fir»t to get a commercia lici il-e The t IIS tmiumitter W< Itw. under on.truetlon ani t lpcriiucnt >tion fur two year, atartn I it, «eliedule under author liatiun railing for a :iu day perl™' of tr-l*. Otb-r a i i- throughout the coun try tin re are dearly 2 1 addition* .latino < in \arinu, ,tage. of prep aralioii looking to commercia llcrn'io. Mr«. 1.11m lUrnlolph of I'pwirh h i livi’tl W**iln***(l»y ti lIn* u iiitiT with Mivu .Mary Mi*. K. Kimlii'ilin, • luth• #>f Mid. J. T. Mclsiiin, Jr-, rr iliiriii’il to ( ‘uliiinliltt .S. (!. Fridui afli'r vi-llinir Mr. uiul Mr*. J T. .MrleJiin fi r u tvw wi-Yka. .Mr-* Ktlii‘1 anil ilauRh l#r. s'l.irli y, Mr. ami Mr*. G*orir Hiukrliumu anil Mr. ami Mm* ffoy Ti'ulry of Kockleilir*, F la . For you who love the luxutlca of Ilf., a perman­ ent wave that la a reve­ lation to receive. All pre­ parations ixime indivnlu. ally hoard "fo r you" nlorii*. P . P A U L ’S B E A U T Y SH O P 110 Magnolia Phona 489 — TALLAHASSEE, Dm . J _ (S p e e W » - P r . H. N. W he.br, «b b f Uetartr of the U. B. Foreet Bor*J<«. will appear in a aeries of Uctsren fat I n ______ __ _____ _ Uttarm Florida_in th. early part of December. Hb Itinerary, complete bat it waa certain that Dr. Wheeler would appear at the Florida 8 tata Collet* for Women, hai'iee, Croaa City, GaineaeiUe, Uiiireraity of Florida, John B. Deland an I Jacksonville. William Stetaon UnJrehity and at eever^ r. Jacob., aaaiatant State forester, points In between. raid that the lecture tour b be­ ing aponaored jointly by Florida^ Many apeciea of spoof, Stats and Fedrrtl forestry agen- found in fresh water althoi ciss, and that dstalla were not they have no commercial value. R A D IO N E W S Th.M drama tie plctsrea of Ui* inrvlvora of the American freighter, LriMgk, torpedoed 71 miles off Free­ town, Africa, ware made by radio operator Samuel Hakim, from a lifeboat. Top, left, I* the engineer who waa Injured when the torpedo itruck. Top, right. Capt. Vincent P. Arklna prepares to use hla sextant aa tha lifeboat continue on It# court.. Bottom, Ca|jt. Arkins and member* of the crew are ahown In a lift* boat They drifted for 40 hour* before being picked up. All Here rescued. Permanent W ave de Luxe Dr. W heeler W ffl Lecture In DeLand men, and *gith the aerving of hb first Army chow— not unlike a horn.-cooked meal—the aebetee relates and begins to feel at homt. The metamorphoela from civil­ ian to .old ler ,li pet hi pa ona o f the boaleat daya In the aelectss'a entfre tour of asrrlce. On hb arrival at the Reception Center, commanded by LL Col. Ira E. Ryder, he b assigned to hla quarters and gben hla first In­ duction In the care of hb tent. He then becomes a member of a group of about 60 men and b marched m me '•processing" building where he b given an in­ telligence teat which, lasting an hour, glvea first hand Informs, t'on on the man’s abilities and intelligance. Tha man than la sent through the medleal section where he l« vaccinated against small.poi and rievn tetanus and typhoid Inocu­ lations. Then he geb hb equipmentover HO articles—and returns to hia tent to solidify hb brfeflvmadr acquaintances, to scribble first Imnreaalon. on a not* head­ ed for home and ftnallv to feel the first tingle nf pride that come, to • man In the uniform of a soldier Of the United State*. Since the establbhmenta of Camp Illandlng, one of the na­ tion's largest military contonmrnta and Florida’s fifth “ city" some 10,000 potential military leader, have gone through the Reception Center ami been na•Iirned to poets all over the United States. C K N E V A N EW S M l <. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, acre dinner gura'a of Mr*. Nolle I will bo glad tu loain he la V t. rhomaa, Sunday, ter and b homo frini the huvpi. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1' .llarrianu, tnl, where he underwent an op. Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Ilriwn and oration. ion, Jamr* Henry, xpent Sunooy After visiting avvrral weeks in in RrookkVille, viait'n.f Mr. an I Tavares with frter.d«, Mir* .Mury Mr*. Henry Hnrrbcn. Stone* returned hum t Sunday. Mr*. Carolyn II. (ireor of W ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Palm Beach it « biting her bro. und‘ ther and ablcr-lit-lew, Mr. and children of Now S:o7Hio Mr». Barbara Gilbert, Mr n,td Mr*. E. D. Hurt. Charles Murphy o{ Ovlcdn Mrs. John (lallhculth of Detroit, spent the week itvl with hb cou­ Mich., vblteil lebtlve* in Gene­ va Sunday. sin, Aubrey h|uran. J. A. Login b rectiiH’r.tl Ing Mb* France*. LeFlb hail Mia* from a roren: Him,*. Batty Cullum of Sanfurd as her Mr*. Ilerth i Limb*/ o f Orlan­ weekend guest. do la apentllrg m i U.i llmo with Friends of (i^irg i McMahon Mr. imd Mr*. Edom Uolt. PRACTICAL! PENNY IN CASH! LOVELY I BEAUTIFUL) VOWS WITHOUT ONE -tu your rawtrd simply for (. usioR Cunoas O eu ioa 8o«p Products h " S30NNIN0 HIK.1«S" - »-a— A WUM. U t tU U lI r v*q laid Im% T im ti * " * 1 M to V fA O O H WDBO Tnwtgpra r * ,g n o a a F tfl 0:10 Program Resume 0:16 Dinner Moalc 0:30 Pc cue*ton In ' Science 0:46 The World Today 7:00 Tha Lon* Ranger * 7 :K Let’* Pretend 8:00 Big Town * '• 8:30 Dr. Chrbtbn 8:66 Elratr Davb and tha Nawi 9:00 Texaco Bur Theater 10:00 Gltnn Miller Orchestra . 10:16 Public Affaire ' ’ 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:41 New* of th* World 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey 0.00 Edwin C. HOI LAKE M ARY few day* tour o f tha State. JO iO O lurnil Mr*. A. C. Trefnr and *<ma, ■"J John and Bobby o f 8 L Augua- * J|}* wUh h er‘ narenu Mr** }o (4 » w S S S S ^ t Conregt n .i. w . , r ’ A t T i o £ J hI ' w Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Thornp. W'“ ° ton and thlldrsn o f St. Cloud , j j g Chaalag th# Bias* vUiUd frlenJ* In town on FrU 11^45 u p Ntwt llltS B Procrtm R ir a n i Antley O. BUde* returned U j j l o * JUU |i»lth Speal hb hom* In Roma. N. Y. Friday xitlB Novmghoid Melodbs * wV k M i l l i l R Dancetbae mother', Mrs. Florence Blades. 1 * 1 6 Our Gal Saaday Octavla Blade* ha* reeumad her jio o Dtxle F a r * Club atudles at Tallahaaaao. ’ t j o Bridge School #f Roy llowall, Sr., haa baua L g g BoJul of Lifa transferred front Sanford to the j .qo Young Dr. Matoa A J K S ■Via g t46 UP Newt but Mr*. Howell and the famU* will not move until the flret n n t AM Claaaes wBj Community Building. 1 :h Tha Touriat Club will rnaei Tuesday night nt the Communlpy Building with Mr. and Mrs. Ray, tnrnd Ball and Mr. and Mr*. JL W. Tomklnaon tha commlttee In charge. A cordial tasltatlen Is extended to all to attaad. Mrs. MaboBe Col# haa retarttd from AahevUle, N. C.. where JlM vblted Mr. and Mrs. C e r S i Col* and daughter, and her Uh m •btrre. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Thorne, Sr., hava arrived Sir. and Mr*. Bf®laai;r. Jrl .’ ,..v - Mr. aad Mr*. C. A. m s Matinee Msebab Bbnft<>f Vi3ley, |tt vsuSivas- mother, the known t\ ing to make our w L B l E l ||A national dclcnte Mui machinery hum— CP p u ttin g ut Igr ahead o( ouf 1911 cllortL Keener cytv arc now trained on targets, boding field*, lathes, mi- I ' Let’s continue the good work. Keep right a n lamps in the locked—and modernise oU-inhioncd bmps with inexpensive equipment W e ll be saving tight and money lor defense. /' SBB Y O U R DEALER FOR ft . INEXPENSIVE j r a t S h M ODERNIZING T M L J f i f E Q U IPM E N TI �r 1 l ^attforfc iforaU* A N IN D E P E N D M DAILY NEWSPAPER S AN FO RD , F L O R ID A . T H IM S British Tanks W ill Attempt Knockout Blow t Russian* Take Four .Villages A n d A n • I m p o r t a n t Town B e y o n d T agan rog English Battle W ith Tw o German Panzer Divisions Is Near In Refcegh Section Convalescent 0 Hitler’s F o r c e s Lose Much Ground O n 'K / E S S men and women by a l i t te ■ CAIRO, Dec. 4 — (4 ^— Heserve British tanks swept onto the main Libyan battlefield sraond Sldl Rassgh Wednesday •ad -another attempt to' deliver Urn knockout blew to two Garman Banter divisions was bellaved Un til the M oscow campaign, the Russians declared thev had thrown back thi Germans - IS to 91 miles in Uio Stallno. '■ ■ • n k sector, itO miles south, oast of Moscow, and recaptured an Important town and four ▼Ulagas. Th# German radio, as haard in the United States by N. B. C. • attributed the Natl disaster In the Rostov area to " * change in tho weather which rendered use. leaa the mechanlid might of tho German Arm y;” and to “the Ruslana Inability to oadersUnJ m that they wore defaaM .” gone Nyhrtsr, said in a Berlin diepatsh, the Germans had ruihnt Sir reinforcements to Libya from the Ukraine sector of Russia, and that this might ha one reason for tho Russian victory at Roe. tov). , , Thrown o ff their schedule by • • , • •j -t the furious German tank charge Found -of *.a New -Ywyk 4street which ;recaptursd Sldl Rescch luffaring. with a.broken-log, this and the pearby stronghold of poo4l* w u taken to fhe Hospital Blr El Named, the British were where ihls 4Ug. was set. J u t Walt until ’ he gets back to- his pale and tells them about hi* oper­ ation. > I b . i. . N . h « f W . through the enactments o f the New Deal. A* tent te the Senate, where an uncertain fate, awaits it, th* legislation weald ; 4 Forbid strike* units* they are approved by '«• majority o f the workers by seerst ballot. Require a 50-day cooling-off period between the time a strike Is ordered and the time It be. comet effective, with the De­ fense Mediation Beard seeking a settlement .during r the Interim. Forbid strike vWenee boycotts, and sympathy and Jurisdictional Straight strike*. '_ T Require that wherever Um closed shoo or t h i’ opanshop U b 'f o r c e " b a defena* plant. It ahall continue foe. the duration Deals Are Made A t Jacksonville of Require*unln* b ra S 5 w r.‘ wUh' the govenuneat, - * N ew Y orktfR Shed T h d r Overcoats M MHER SJ Freeholders To Vote On German Armies Have Bond Issue 'Third Front” Fight In Yugoslavia Areas Canada An Arsenal, Too! N(MH)I) Serl»s Swear To Destroy Enemy By (viierilla W a r­ fare In Balkans Fighting Tempo N a z is N ’ t*a r Annual Fathers And Law Applies To All Sons Dinner Given Sc hool C h i I <1r e n Wednesday Ni j f ht Who Arc Employed a a S r e a fa ts C j H ' 3 -V-.S H H .M o r a v a R iv e r •M. '■*• T S : » < <5 1 .a iin c h c d wars#1 tl r.l I’rraal •i’ll lo r m in i A rmt.-s ,ii •* i *•!•..1 *>'.l III II IH*\V figh t tni i.i *1 lit 1 iii>t.r.4.s Si'l’h gtli-rill.i ( >iml ei S.-rli cum­ n 111 rt i<111 ■• i •ll'll in < uro. HitIII>11III ' ll th .it 1 i.. i in.iii i liml liiiiin In ■1 * v' h.M atMifiirn In In* a lr* n< i .il o ffo iw iv e " till 4 |HI- ii i.ii liclil 1*v tllU'iitiqil ' 1 ' it pil<iTilla f»rc .«'8 in tti.- \ ill1« \ »*l II... western Mo. ii • 1 r. ■I'M |•'ll ... .. m .i nig -lieit«iili!ll im ilit* fM’ctnr Ci tjtfully ..f l ..t. • II* III V i iii k nMaekit ..Ml llllll'i til 11 li­ nlihkf* i III' tint". MiII* • •Mini 'i ft lt;««*< R«|t|t*t|. 1il l Mill 11 1 i • «*|* • im v Mptislnvin 75.0011 nr. ..I oo.ile.l "i "I.,nil men. vvliib Ini'i Mihnil'ivii*, Serb i " hiii.iii'h i^■. i i,<■1 I., have 80.vvi'io I*, wipe out lino •*1111•*, « w"i \,| *I I «MII|II, I I I rferred to Milit.ii v • t|" >1 the opening of uiii|iiiii; ii , In, li i. iiipelled , 'Him <1 fivill ' i 11.,* I.erinatiH t<* l mill ngain in time when they Hie II ilk.in. Hi u rn hard lire; sin nnd l.iliyn. bine was th* '«<■The eomniunbrii* Mini fr in t'i* 5Yuggnlav eoslirv headq ii'iile i' i renrding th" Serbs' enuipnigii " i resist pc* lu Geriiiiiii ' hi'.iii 'ii trimps. Kighling, nimli liegiiu III guenlln fashion, li,i< -te.ulilv mereuseil in tempo ,ii, .• the Itn-iinn w.ir started. I iit'v „• gum led Serb troop units, eoiiiioiiiide'l i,y former Yugoslav \, uty olfners. were known to li* Mperulmg over most of lhi» iH'rti|.ieil i-oiinti y. but llio rommunl. pot I to* , iiiii|ijiuf i in tho 1 In il un Railway Express Agency Employes Will Plan Strike as?' II av v < i V 11 t* r a l O f f e n s i v e 4,lf this new Issue it authorised, It will be added to the previous s,ue of $70,000 and the $150,000 total bond Issue will lie offered for sale, and when sold, the Coun­ ty will proceed on the construction of the hospital," Mr. lions holder added. The reason why the npw Issue I, (or $80,000 it that, added to the first issue, it will meet the origlIng Armies bark from Rostov, thg ntl plans of an ertimated espendlCaucasus g*tcw*y— snd sppar. lure o sntly that the greatsst strata, " iplilnrd. The election will I4? limited to gle arra In the eastern world now was fully on the aide of freeholders only, who number approvlmstely 5,000 In the county. Britain and Rusala. It meant the most damaging It i« necessary that one vote more defeat for Hltler'a power poll- than 50 percent of the registered Ilea tine* his Armies first voter* bo cast to Irgallie th* elec­ marched more than two yearn tion. ________ ago; It meant at least as much and perhaps more than any v|*» lory the Imperial British Armlet The Unitrd Stain n nut the only arsenul i f mav win In Llbva. ill Montrrul, IS n man nf tank- right off tInFor Turkey, if she wishes, can fitted with p< werfol gun. throwing 2.pound ►In-P aa a powerful obstacle to Herndon To D eliver stand and other armami-nt Known n, “ Valciilinn," tin any effort by Hitler to rt> lati Caucus** and Mlddla East h proximatel) 211 Ion- and have a lop .peed of 25 O r a t i o n Honoring the the back door now that the nor. them front deer apqareetly I* WASHINGTON. Dec. 4 —(A*) being tlaood by the Jted Marshal — George M.~ f!arr*won, presi­ TUiiuahenko befog* Rostov dent of the Brotherhood of BalkIt appetred to moon, too— on I way Clerks, Wednesday called this perhaps was most Import, th* union's general chairmen t.i snt of all—that .Turkey hud meet in Chicago Monday to plun coma to the conclusion that II it - n nationwide strike against the Sanford Elba Ur was going to lose the war Railway Espreas Agency. He snid noon *» 8:00 o'clock. ih# company refused to accept Leo Butner, exalted ruler, and th* recommendations of the I’ reworganisspresent officer* of U Idant’s smergency board which exerritet Uon will condut! settled the general railroad wage : W.D. In memory of dispute. W. M Holden. B. P. The union say* It hsi 42,C. HlgWad ley, R. 'OOO member* who are employe t O. H. Fee of the Bailwny Express agency. . D. Ro| The President’* emergency , J. Hill. 4. belts, D. G. Mae “ Incentives nf Young Men''' \i III*•It % %9n» plan tn \\*mk •Ml W. D. ORLANDO, Dec. 4,_(Sperlsl) .hoard recommended that the em- ws» the subject, It. F Cnnpi'i.i L Battle, O. L. 1 ploys* he given Increase* of 10 prinripul of the Oviedo High 11*1•i) * nn*l uf(rr m 1litM*l tilIf J. O. Hur —Ned 8 mlUi this weak Akers, O. E. Mg W. II. pointed Seralnol* County chairman i cants an hour over undisclosed reboot, spoke upon when hu n-l I ini? 1 'i** liiiljilay ri’ iiimiii, lit W* II ley, C. M. Bra eebbemtlon of th* Preii-. present scales, but Informed drein'd approximatidy 50 |hc .1 . * tl•I'll *ii of ichiHtl ’ J. C. Ja for th* caUbemtlon Peters, Joseph £ HP1 " If* T . W. Ha­ dent's birthday, It was announced th# President in Its report that aoni who attendnl the rlglitli .ii*- •nipl*i> ii| at any 1 1til* . coha, C. H . C U [spokesmen for the express agen- annual Antler FatheVa and b'..ii« \ f t Dietrich. from state headquarters here. hooey. E. Ll B n %ill In- rtt|tiin *1 I** Pr• Appolntment of Mr. 8 mlth w s .c y hail refused to accept the lbini|iiet held lait night at I lie t th. V* .«r. % N. M. Ir • hlilt'llit* of 1 Im-ii l*K* It CWood announced by tChester n. Trrul-1 loerwse*. ■IJIi l.ndgi* on 8erond Street. I w 1 Mwlitn, niimiy ti|4. . i4 The hoard said that the ev. wty, state chairman of the cam During ths cour*e o f the even. i* n.I* ll • " f pulilii* iim I i tl* 1l*»li, •1 palgn to raise fund* for the n*. press agency believed It could Ing, Humid Hall, pxalted antler, j Hit • s|ial***l fimu hit off It. I.MliIV L. Col- tionwid* fight against Infantile |reach w more satisfactory settle, acted as tointmastrr nnd intro H lfllM . O. I Mpi,'s nf th* inforiu.iturn m . Holland, i ment through direct negotiations, duce<l the gueata who were pre­ A . String- paralysis, Bpaaaard L bert, U P. W ! lu* >iibid by th* Stylo It...ml » f W. Ven- governor of Florida and honorary even at the risk of e strike. sent. la-o Bittner, exalted Klk j Kiliiontion in Talluhnssr* mil I*fallow. H. B. L B. Henry, chairmen of th* fund raising cam ruler, w si smung the' guest* I■ fill'll III til* offll-l' of III' Hill. able, W. B. N rd. Crate palgn, confirmed the appointment. 1 whn responded to limits, tltlurs I |ll"V ••0. tiio S till* l . i i l i i r In ,|ii i p. Vriahcnr. 1 included I)r. L T. 18m, llenrv V. Me- W. Cecil Grant, dlractor of or­ Driver Uninjured Barnes, T. L Thurston, Herbert Heltt, J. W t'M. uti'l lh * l.'uunty S u p n in li nd W. W. ganisation for th* atate group, i n i nf P u lilir In sIru ttiM ii X lio In Auto Accident llsll, C. C. Cullins and VoloO. Mari- will aid Mr. Smith In appointing Wright, I n iin iii. ’ pari'tits w ill i i |.> i k„Williams. Father A. H I’etK,, a committee of prominent Bend, C. T. wether, 1 givi-n ;r rupy ‘ Edward Joseph .Bhrera was un­ who i« rhntrman " f the advisory nolo County t ilt son* to aid hkn In B. Od. m iib .c . V form will bo ffllod out por. B. Deaa, organising tho local campaign injured but the business coup* council for the Antler*, waa in- 1 tinning In various wnrknig bmir. Hard**. which it expected to include ctur- which he waa driving whan h* tniluced by young Hell. Herman E. Morris acted as of minors. (In* typo is n ".po^ . , raa 'Off tho highway thro* miles Forest ,ty . p o r U . ^ t a , ^ northwest of Sanford on Laku song leader as a part nf the cul rortifirnl* nf riuploynu’iit Br*4> Shorn Boulevard waa damaged, entertainment and th* gathering ■luring vnration nr out of.-cbool 0. O. Darty, state highway pa. sang In unison, “ "Hail. Hail", hour, for minors under lit years A majority of th* counties ore urke, 8 . nf iigo, imly."' Anuthor form Ernest planning to ebea their campaign* trolman, reported this morning. “ God- Bless America," “ My Bon­ 11 U1I1, merely, "ago i-s-rt if iy-nts A t 4t30 A. M. today the pa­ nie" ami “ America". Fred* ir*! man received • report of (he Fields, pianist, assisted Mr. Mur- for minors Hi yours of ago or owr." Tho third is romtio.od of accident from tho local police sta. ri*. tl*a and following questioning, Mr*. Henry Thurston. Mr*. qitostliin, for minors whn tiro II and 15 yours of ago only unit ridedupon by th* total chairman. the,driver admitted he had fal­ Roy Tillls, Mr*. William Jamr. iritoml to stop attending ichool len asleep. son, Mr*. Oscar Toler, Mrs. June Knumillgt, M i*./ James Keyes, In *o*k employment. • . ' ^ T b O tath m el Foundation for In­ i'ui h form requires different Mr*. R. A. Gignlspenl and Mrs. fantile Paralygb ha* farmed a snswers, arrnriliqr to tho work A. 8 . Peck were among tho per­ W illiam Knudsen sports coencU to aid Jacal group* son* who helpad the young men nnd general Instrortinn* fur each la organising charity tp ott avenU, Denounces Strikes with the arrangements for the qiiestiininalr* varies consiilembly. noediag to Mr. Treadway. I Tho “ evii.enr* of age" informa banquet. lion follows tho sum* require NEW YORK. Dae. 4 - W > — mmt in each form. N ew N . Y . A* Set-up William S. Knudsen, co-dlr*<tor If lhr minor Is unable to pre­ o f the office o f produc­ State Comptroller, sent a birth certificate nf Iran Outlined B y Lavin geaeral tion management, asserted before th* preferabl* evidence Ruled On MachincH ssript, IhoBoonde o f industrialist* Wed. he has sumo alternatives. Th* TAM PA, Dae. 4 - < A V - Ftor- nggday he "ran t far th* Ilf* of .Slat*’ l.nlmr Hoard will accept Ida’s new National Youth Asso­ TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4 —OP) other “ documentary evidence such ciation to Lop, red need from fhro — Florida law enforrement of. as a baptismal certificate, a areas to two *a e r d m from fleer* must decide whether slot htble record, a passport, an In­ WaahtagtoB, w u outUaed by machines now In uae are for fun surance policy” or finally Chariu a U vto . Mato Admlnor for gambling, and It they sworn statement of age from tho are fun, owner* can obtain men. parents. I f Ujf* Js unobtainable, tkmal licenses, Stale Comp­ a physician'* certificate of age TH E W EATHER ile r Lea said Wednesday, will svrvv, Mr. Lawton explained. ill* statement followed a Rut* Supreme Court ruling that a coin-operated mechanical bora*. rtcing machine M ien neither pro. Prize Steer Sells mltea nor gives the player a re­ For $3.30 A Pound Marik of Orlando ward Li legal eadar th* 1041 .oc­ b* r V ela rilsns cupational tag bw. CHICAGO, Dec. 4 — (4 1 The grand champion steer or th* Forty-second International Livestock Eipoaitfon sold at aur. lion today for |3.S0 a pound, tb* same price paid for last year’s tltllat. The steer, "Loyal Aiumus Fourth,” an Abcrdeen-Angus ex. hlblted by Purdue University, was purchagaa by th* Firestone Tbs •nd Rubber C o p p a p y ;_______ County Chairman O f Birthday B all Committee Named Increasing Is €oo|>er Speaks Minors Who Have To Gathering At Jobs Must Obtain Antler Banquet Evidence Of Age Anotbagf offsnslva on the Moscow front Was gahf to have hDried back Germany's ace P u s e r.A n q y 13 • to St mile* b tie Tula tec tar. .anchoring th* southern end o f the defense art before the tap. ItaL a Member Associated Press S ilt 'd . Elks Will Hold Annual Memorial Service, Sunday McflBttrsVVbteR Show DAY. DECKMIiER 4, 1941 Freeholder* will vote on the Issuance of 1 * 0.000 worth of bond, for the construction of a hospital for Seminolt County in a special County rlectlon which was called by the County Commission In a •ting Tuesday, County Attnm7 E. F. Hou,holder disclosed \i|» ming. The special election will held on th* la.it Tuesday In anuary. A $70,000 bond issue already a» been approved by freeholders, Bid these bonds have been vali­ dated but not sold at, at the time of the Issue, it was believed that Peilrral aid would be forthcoming, but the national defens* program knocked out the opportunity of re­ ceiving such aid, Mr. Ilousholdar M vote, after potting dewa an laagigeat laborIts amend­ ment which also would hare laaarriptad wealth. Nazis S u ffer Chaotic • R etreat A s They • A r e Driven Back > i t r n- w it it j’ m a i l ’■ New Japanese mllltarv man. n r n n today Increased Fhr E iit tension In Chungking^ • Chines* »rmjr spokesman asserted 40 Japanese warship*, l e _______ iM h d ln ^ M aircraft ctrrkr with 45 plane* aboard had C o u n t y Commission been ipotted In Camranh Bay. on the Southeast coaat of Seta January 27 As Indo-China— potential spring* Date For $80,000 board for attacks on Singa­ pore, the Dutch East Indies, Hospital Election or the Philippines. LONDON, Dae. 4,— (A P )— , T W H m h •/ Camaroas i i ' i •' MMaasag • Soviet* declared -the German UHcnlnfr armies had bean driven in chadtic retreat he-' vond Tsganrotr. 40 mllea wieat of Rostov, - with 60.0^00 German* knocked out of action. \ Japs’ Military .*■£ Moves Increase Sanford N The Only Central Florida City Affording Hail, Highwaj And Water Tran-sportalion Small Son Of Mr. And Mrs. Steve Peters, Drowns Mr , |\Y4» yrnr mnl S|r«. Sli'vr l'»*. tc r«. 4«rt’ ti lly «ln un«*»l iiiiu tiin ir in un ir r it f iilf in llilv '»» Itiii tk ••f tin ir iioiiH«*. iiIniiiI >*i< milt*« out nu Kirliiititiiil A vvium** !••*« orilini? tu it ic|i'»it fiont Him Sli.r ifr i •iflk't*. .Mr-4 l’ftor-4 f'»in»t| tin* rlilM m tin* ilitrh. anil m "nllr’iitptift’? Isa talkaA lha A’lttU til -tllU Jll th$* |ti« k-IIr> truck Mr |V|»th »»•« tlriviiiir ft Hi** rvmil. Dr. Di i Kr nml an mutiuhinri* wrrr rullnl. Ini! artificial n»>|MrMtion uttempti w it ** futile. President Studies Japanese Situation WASHINGTON,cOvc. I -f/P) — I'residcnt Knosevelt and con. gresslonal leaders talked for DO minutes today in a conference which "thoroughly canvassed" lha Far Fyntern situation “ in connec. lion with the defens* nf our territories and uur vital inter* ests.” That summation was given by Rep, McCormack of Massachu­ setts, Housc< Vrjority leader, who acted as spokesman for tho group from the capital. Partici­ pants included Senator Georg* (D.-Gs.t and Senator HIII nf Alabama acting as Senat* ma­ jority leader. 46 TranHport Men On W a y T o China M ANILA, Dec. 4^-4A9— Th* first group of hardy American transportation man, who will ksap supplies roll­ ing over th* 4 Burma Road whlla American plans* and pilot* guard them from air attacks overhead, have reaalt. rd Manila anrouto to China. Forty.six man In a _ under contract to Generali*•tmo Chtang KaLAhek’i gwv* arnmant, will roc*hr* ap li* $500 • month In United Stota* cumncy._____________ / f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 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/c3a554e65ced8f7bee386a1326436c5f.pdf 00fd45a62bfa22b0df1602093b311153 PDF Text Text .*•' I I ■* t BANTOnD, FLORIDA O f f i c i a l Grid M innesota’s Golden Gophers Bowl L i n e u p s Again Claim National Title Are Announced MINNEAPOLIS- Dae. I — (AVIndlvldual playing brilliance. In­ genious coaching and general ability gnra Minnesota another perfect football aeaaon and kept the Goden Gophers on top of the gridiron world. Ploying a schedule th a t started with perhaps the season's la rd e st test, the national tn l Big Nine champions had a fight on their hands In every ball game. T hat was boeauae of tho calibre of th a opposition and becanse of Injuries to aeerrml hay men. At one time. Tackle Urban Odsen, Captain Bruce Smith, Lichfield head mans Guard Helge Pukema; Smith’* understudy Herman F ricks/, and End Bill Baumgard- M r, wcr# sidelined. Anil all five v e rs starting player*. B ut Barilla Blerman and his coaching ( ta il always mat the emergency- and they wound up with about everything a great football squad need*. Including a big, faat hard-charging line and *backfleld punch * and brilliance. ThU outfit fothermore la d a g reat loader In Bruce 8mlth, who never felled to rally hla men when the going wa* tough, a resource­ ful quarterback In Sophomore BUI Gamaaa, and a plnchlitter e itraordinary In 148-pound Bud Higgins, hero of more than one (am * raving situation. The fen* who followed the team —an d th a t Just about Includes everyone from B*by Hue to Grandnw—knew first hand what] problems popped up from the moat unexpected aoureow to harTa*» U* dub. Big Ten expert* credit Jllerman and company with one of the JACKSONVILLE, Dee 1 really great coaching Job* o f mo­ < — The Waahlngton office of I the National Youth Admlniatradem football. Her*'* the on-tha-iurface record tion ha* ordered .1800 people dropped from the NYA in-arhool, Of th is march to gridiron glory: program in Mlnneeota 14, Washington A— i and out-of.school State Administrator Smith crocked an even battle wiiVt Florida, open with e second period 3A-yanl Charles G. *I.avln raid today. "Reduction* are to begin at pess to If win on the Huskies 21. Bruce ran for 12 and lie n plunged one* and contlnu* over a five ll over. Washington got alx point* montha period," Lavln declared. dash and then Smith clinched it, "The cu t In the Florida pro. driving from tho eight to the one gram haa i been nece»itatrd be­ cause of n (28,000,000 reserve of the current national NYA budget having been established by ths bureau of the budget. Similar or more drastic curtail­ ment* have been ordered in ev­ ery atate." ESIPLE-THREATifEND FARMERS'MARKET K I m Ha h m H *»«t la in CARS -WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS” Bargains In Spile 0( uA to I t M A, M. No rnotu propitipoa time, than now could be aaioctad to urg<] America to protect Itself against « « • » . i « l In fair. 11.11 In 11.41. according to Dr Illi.nl>. tl.&O to |l So i i n i h Val­ tuberculosis, la*. t r y . 11.11 to- |1 l i Thames Pa n u n , surgeon general U. S. Public H ealth 8*price. AtS^JP-ASJotW O hrp T .n J .r - tSe to 7te * (in A r R r n t )I V . etaadv- Bose* u. a SPRrttt AAVe 866*1 A ' tomb. | l to H b*»a l.sg Tbe. nr. tfifl GKDOAV OAiaJCK. ' f F o R C teM S o l iWlS. FOR A PERFECT CAR W A S H . m I IM S . 4 b os * « « a t 1i k a I'KM. i \ | i f . c r a ta a I t U l.KsmNa. H box lis-a | i is. i t r s II u u m V i'K . Crates, Irabere II.IS Ilia llnaion 1*4 Lu hpr. It IS •INIIINH. So lb saek. Tallow |l 1# While IMS. Ihia bus tto OIIANflK*. Hoi I*. A. Ceml »IT* No. 2 IMS. H Hoi l u s Comb. Mf. I’a l«e. , I'lNKAPPLB. Cuban crsl-* | l IS I'KANtrm Cwt. sarka M IS. VCA«. A4D 14 f w ' ■ ' PAST-YCASS t (I'K A fl. O re a n . b a h p r. I J I t l a M ar*»l nril. In ra le I M I in | ] IS 1‘KPPK H N . I,U h p r tl.JO in I l l s laiTA T O K K . C W T H ark * IJ.SO to SZ IS. Irlah.i Ila k a ra , S* lb. each I USED n IITANH. IP u p . bn. State NYA Program Will Be Reduced ALTMAN’S FnN Dm . T , IM I IIKHOIIT NO. * AITI.KJ1. D tl. bn. hpr. | 1 I S , Uano I I I t In (M b AVOCAIHM. II u. b>kt. t r y |i .l » . r « iz .it . HAVANA*. M Ih. banrhto. tl.1 l • > s* IIOMAINK. 14 l.n. hpr IMS HITTAn All Ah. 60 lo. aaeka. II ZS HIMNACIf, bu hpr. Tie In li a s J a s t lo attb * dirt offaad shiaa'er a| * ; D rivels today!j BLALOCK ic tM M e ifA a Jftc E tL & rr f h t g RCCB iVBR A 4 P i SOMfiUMgS 6 k f S 14 0 4 .'rHB'TfUtovMG eWo 0 s) T£lM.VLAJ > t o4 C eU C G B j v s ff6 w t> -A </ at w a r JUST PHONE 9121 E v e r y th in g -• Compute Selection to ChooM From AO Makes and Modeb No Advance set up tha .first acoro, engineered another, and then let lllgflns do a three-touchdown tune-up for hla big Job In future game*. Minnesota 7, Michigan A—It waa all Smith against Michigan. Ha punted 70 yards ovsr the safe­ ty man’s bead to the Michigan 12. A fter the return punt Minnesota rolled la the only score when 8mlth passed 43 yards to Frickey to the Michigan five. Smith waa knocked out but Frickey hauled It over before ho too. waa hurt. PRICES 1133 Pontiac Baden ----1934 Dodge Baden .......... 1934 Oldemobila Town B adnn^.--........2M.90 1936 Plymouth Coup* ........... The Money Is This was the game in which Min­ nesota pulled the no-rignal*. noshift sleeper th a t whipped Higgins 4t yards for tha clinching score. Smith played only briefly. Minnesota 0, Nebraska 0 — Smith let Daley, 8w eigrr and Hig­ gins and others handle what beo»me a very tough assignment. Higgins again provided the spark, passing to the Nebraika 12. then running to the Huakrra' two to set It up. Minnesota 14. Iowa I I — Iowa grabbed a seven-point le a d ' In three minutai. Smith came in and ripped the game wide open. In six pl-ys, he pitched and ran for 63 yards ami the tying score Then passe* and powerhouse football smashed tha ilawkeyt*. Minnesota 41, Wisconsin A— This waa Smith’s greatest per­ formance. In flv* plays after he some in to rally hla team ha pass, ed and rambled to score, getting IH at tackle on tha payoff play. Ha set up three other score*, passing for two and running back a pas* Interception to I and from Daley Littered It over. * Ready 193H Plymouth Coup* --------1938 Chavrolat D*L Town Badan 465.00 1940 Chevrolet DcL— Town Badan 660.00 Altman * *'»P5 t •’ x AfW* ' 1i icvrolet Co* Let us help you repair, modernize, remodel your homo with our low-eoat, direct reduction homo loan plan. 8e« t a with* out delay! » Florida Citrus Commission Acts On ‘IMge Pack* t .ARE LAND, Dec. 1. —fA»V— Acting on recommendation of the Growers and Shippers league, the Florida Citrus Commission has adopted an amended packing regu­ lation designed to rolve the "bulge pack” problem to tho satisfaction of both the citrus Industry and railways. The Growers and Shippers' lea­ gue represents the commission In fresh fruit traffic m atters. The regulation, which limit* the “bulge” permitted on various type* of Containers, will go li'o affect a t midnight tonight. Tne commission « w told by hdward Dahilt, chief engineer of the freight container bureau, Negf York, that the provision* w ire satisfactory to carriers and that • Albert K, Herpta It w<* expected tha InlerataU • commerce commission cood >Ut The man who claims be never slept them Into effect next week. a wink, A lbert Edelmara Herpln, celebrates hla ninetieth birthday a t hie Trenton, N. J., home. Thar* If no bed In hi* UUI* house near tha railroad tracks and ha get* Me rest by relaxing In a chair and reading. Ills neighbors substantial* hla claim. Doctor* bar* failed to ex-, plain the unusual case. forcing a ta riff which penalize* overpacking, and the m u lt was that shippers paid thousands of dollar* in Incroaaed freight rites. Under the regulation approved by railroads and the Industry rep­ resentatives, and adopted by the commission, the following maxi­ mum openings, or. "bulge*”.are to be perm itted in various containers for citrus moved by rail, truck or to s t: Wirebound boxes, one and onequarter Inches fo r oranges and nne and one-half Inches for grape­ fruit; standard nallsd boxes, one and three-quarters Inches for oranges and two and one-holf inches fo r grapefruit. _ * EXCHANGE HAMPERED WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 — </T) — The Foreign Policy Asaocia. tion said Sunday th a t shipping and priority problems were ham­ pering exchange o f goods between tha United State* and Argentina whisk recently elgned a trade ag n e in e a t. * Arcade Package Store YOU'LL FIND Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken First Federal Savings & Loan SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF ANGEL’S EAT SHACK Aseeriatiee ot Semleol# Ceeaty Sanford Avenue Just Off Of Geneva Avenue 1 IN W H V WOR#y? 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T U t8D A \\ DKCKMHKIt NUMBER KO Member Associated 1’rctw Steiermark, Dreaded Nazi Sea Raider, Is Sunk Off Australia Nazis • Suffer* Tre­ mendous Losses As They Are Routed From Rostov Area 10.000 British A rc Claimed Captured As Nazis Advance In Tobruk Battle Russian Gain May Be Turning Point MINIMIS, lire. 2.—<AP> — I a l n « 4 —i t e n p W l t M •■day H ut Ik itU i Arrtara. IUm of a a r afalaat FialaaJ, . B i a u U . aM llaagary would \ rmmr laaaM lltt rad ml tU a . 9 ■ Hitler's T r o o p s In South Russia Get Their Worst Blow Talmadge Hears Clemency Plea 6-15 Lives Lost Aboard Vessel Roosevelt Asks For F \ pl an at ion Of .lap Troop Moves On I hr North African front* the British odmiltrd today th a t the f i r m a n hail .OCTreded h f consolidating Iheir divided Armieq in the l.ibyan dcrert a fte r h it. te r fighting. Alia command* MH noupred the rapture of m a n than 10.000 R riti.h and N o l _ l»* reran The Soviets ilwlarvH M iw q the German retreat from Rostov is now a rout nuttin* an end to talcs shout the invincibility of the Ger­ man Armv. On the central m front, the Germans nnnounced th eir forres have penetrated deep into Mos­ cow’s defense system, but ■ m ir e . uM the T o b ru k T O h tll lire 2 ._ (A I* > — r » n lfu --ia n .u k lle ra w ere h illed ludav e h r n a s m a ll n s l n . l r iiN w l th e ra sta m M anrhiikiH t . S ib e ria b o rd e r. Itn m ci rep o rted lu d ay . b a ttle had taken a favorable turn fa r the A m In the rtunn clamor a f th e fighting the derision a u yet U fall.. The British rommand ack* aowlrdgrd dor mg the day th a t Naxi infantry supported bqf tanka had thruat into the Im« penal po.itions, a fter earlier a t ­ tack. had been bvwlcn off w ith P rirsta Charles Lankford. «C Washington. D C . member of the a Soviet rpoktsman raid “ the Germans can register to far only 502nd 1‘sraehute Battalion, landed in a pine leer after dropping 9 tremendous losses In all dirae- from s 'p la n e during an “ attack" on H asten Field. N. C . Ha r u t hia chute away and ta shown lum ping to the ground, lie was un­ The German Armies of Southern injured. f x i a l In fo rm atio n re p o rte d t h a t Russia, already having suffsred c o u n t e r a t t a c k s had d riv e n th e G erm an* hack and re -e sta b lish e d tho greatest defeat over to befall th e B ritis h line. 9 N asi troops, still woro reeling G e rm a n a s s a u lts fro m th e e a s t back last night under savage pun­ by tr o o p , b ro u g h t u p fro m t h e ir ishment m ■ spreading disaster bro k en p o sitio n s n e a r t b r E g y p ­ th a t might well make an ' Import­ tia n f r o n t i e r n s i e s e r e s im u lta n e a n t tu rn Ik the whole course of • u d y in p ro g re s s. b u t in m u ch A « » U tan t S o lic ito r !>«n [>uk«* ( l e f t ) *hnw« K u f t n e T a lm u tig r o f ( J r o rg ia , in a n A t­ la n ta c o u r tro o m . « w hip s im ila r to o n e w ith w hwh ms Ku K lu s kl.in»m«*n l»cat nro-un»*n 3 Ailu Congress For Rigid Physicals Will D e c l a r a t i o n Of Be Given At Pre&*tergency S t a t e Induction C e n t e r First Of Two Murder Trials On Docket (’ommcnces Today * m * . 9 o f emergency and giving the Cabinet extraordinary power* to prepare the nation for any con­ tingency. Mr. Batista emphasised the need to give immediate support State Forest Fire Losses Rated High der rapid pursuit, northuard ISard the Mediterranean rnu-* Thuv ifTMwaly weakened al­ though a t the same lune n» k o f r r generally earirelrd - R-«n me I flung bas IStk Division north east in tW ir r v s l uf s continu­ ing acn e* o f efforts la break the lubeuk-R esrgh corr idor. Brjun-I lay w hat r r a s l a r i a f bis I l - l IhvtsMn—a drriaiaa badly ra t up and apparently Is relirf—arul the fleeing l lam s a ll a f tb| U lia n a . Kb»i e S k y rt, t o|ora*.|. ( S.ir w ith A**AiiH w ith in t» n t t« r< m it m u rd e r, w as c«»o\»ct**d t*f ffm vatesl a.tM iill Ju d k 'e M S m ith h as not y k \ | m s « .| T h r r a w a£:iin«t \ r « |r r h«lf<*. C O |o,„l. . I - f h a i C t 'l w ith as­ s a u lt w ith m tr n t t«» co m m it m u v . d e r . w«* co n tm u esl. w ith a m ini. U r r h a rg * a g a in s t W illia m !>■V t*. o»I**rcil, r e s u lte d in a n a r q u itt.il fssf thw ilr f r n < h n t. T h r ca*v «*f th o Slat** v* N elson Itn w n, m l n n <1. charc«*.| w ith w u r t k r . k t i r t n l th is n m u i . i* c , at in n o «*clwkk. T«m'»fr*»w. J o h n n y S m ith . mk»r«*«1. r k i f f n l w ith rafw*. w ill k r t r i r d . am i »*fi D ee. I. W illv M ae H a w k in s. r«d. credit o r e l , f a r m a m u r d e r charg**. New Restrictions Arc Made On Loans The fj^ ll raw* on thr* JicV rt U w H ctltilcil fa r IW . )X. w hen U V «y l a w . white, will h r rkarge.l with a*«ault with intent to rwnmit m urder. Citrus Shippers Are Invited T o Orange Festival n u ll w tir k e n . H r a r in g a clem en cy pica fo r th»* K U n u m n now se rv in g o n c -to th ro c y«*tr *t*nl.n tiw , t ; 0v. Talm ailgt* m ln iittn l In* ltiiu<«*lf h.».| onct* w hip p ed a colored m an. Criminal Cases'le a d lin e Lor Soil! E m p t y Stocking LfISpO sed Of At C onservation Work Fund Aids Needy C ircu it C o u r t Persons In Area C uban President Exam Procedure W ants Pow er h For S e l e c t e e s N ation’ s Cabinet To Be Changed Iras s tr e n g th . E m m th e w est, th e G e rss a a C o m m an d er G en. E rw in Itn m m cl w aa th ro w in g th e la s t ounce o f h is sh a rk po w er f o rw a r d til a v e r t th e d i O s i t r r w hich had th r e a te n e d him by th e r i p a r ted d e s tru c tio n o f th e I ta lia n A r is ta disks tan. If A YANA. IVcT s With the filling of tb r I Verm T h a t d iv isio n , w bsrh h ad h eld | T h re e f i i t v w eft- t|i*ptMrs| h f t l f * Eulgrncin B a ta ta , af- ber d raft quota, a change will * sono j u s t to th e n i l o f I l f . : y r tr r d a y arts| t h e f ir t o f i s r g ti l U r l f m+m i n c h ed b y U riU b ieomr a/faetriw in I * retcctivw V n u n k r l n ? k •IweSetl tin s tm< _ ^ln ifcr*nt ne*d' o f k m Wet f f t l W parties, said be Would Iwmlly drrU rvd t . have dc-troyr-i ^ in ST In th e I'a ll lefvti of I in I* I l e | fi-l'to, t • lory, be sent hi* IlM tennnt, Rsieh- subm it to Coggrtsa a m u a g s half iU tanks, and put the rr C o u r. (• m an h al Gooring, Urn top German asking the dee Is rat ion of a stats n u ia d rr to disoederiy flight, u- c le rk , *tat«*d today airman, to a confertnra a t Rt. Elorrntln In , Eranra lo demand again of conquered Vichy—per­ haps A frican air, banco, and p ar. haps even mora although this waa only speculation—to wring from Marshal Pvtaln mora “coL Isbo ration.** Tho Russians reported last night th a t tboy not only wsro still driving tho Carmans before thorn back to the rwost from Ro*toe, tho Don River ontraneo to the Caucasus, b a t th a t a second Rrd eouater-offrnshro from tho north waa boating down obHaue. Iv tow ard tho sea and tha* threatening the Nasi ro ar guard with annlhitaUo*. B ar* . cootie | s tho Germans w ets than tho loss o f terrain and nvaa were their enormous loaaea ta equipment. British Ship, Sidney, (Jives Up Her Own Life In Fight In Far Fast .Waters Churchill Would Raise Age Limit LONDON. IW . 3 _ ( ,li R lisai l l m i - l e r W im in n C h n r r h ill P a rlia m e n t li- ia v th a ( a “e risi* o f m a a p e w e r a n d v n m i n . p o w e r" w ill d u sa m a le l h - y e a r I9 « ; f o r B r i t a i n ' e n d p rn p o -e d limb m ilita fT ro n v e rip th m age. ha lowered t a IU 1-2 a n d ra ise d t a btl. l i e s r a r a r d th a t e v e n tu a l, h r a»esi a f m ig h t Iwi ra ile d . Mr. C h u rc h ill adde-t t h a t p o w er* la re w in rl u n a s a rrir-l a o m e n b e . tw sc u t k a ag e* a f 20 an d 3 0 to jaka t h e unifaeased f o r t e , s l w waald h e l—o g h t. T h e prew ent raasriip tisa limit fo r m e n la 19 laid THE WEATHER w ndm alely 206 Entries To Be Judged In Sanford Slogan Contest tilt t«ai«elslfi| I’ffM ) I In- i; .'IH O -tuu Australian i-rulnT Svtlnev. hits sunk «*»!•• of Germany's Vuost dread* 'il sou raider* of this war. lull nu official announce, nipnt ..aid today the nhlD niipari'iitlv paid for tho tri­ u m p h with her own lift; and lives of Ci 15 men aboard IllT. K ttr n s ln n i»f ths* •lindlini* for S em in o le 1’•unity furitn r* lo *»|jn S he fo u g h t h e r la s t f ig h t w ith *«»il rovftflrr\ ion work s h r r l t .wa* th e Ite a v d y -a rn ird l),4 0 0 -to n Gar­ a n n o u n e rd th is n m rtim ^ hy l in o m on S te ie rn m rk so m e w h ere o ff M a th iru x . reninty '•uprrvtftor, \%h» Au tru liii on a n undlscloaesl data. ■ ihlnl th a t *h**ut O.’kO f irm e r * , h alf J o f th e nuhilMT in th e c o u n ty , have In W a sh in g to n , P r e s id e n t «ii;ne<l th e sheet*, u h ir h fig u re Ito M .e ie ll, mi n b si-rv er sa id to ­ p ro m in e n t I., in th e M grirulturt* ItinriM -il t h i l d n n , nhl nu n nn<l il iv. inrludrd re q u e s ts f o r a n a * d iv isio n of the- n a tio n a l ilefen se w om en, widow* of Ju p an eso m ilita r y and f u t h e t l r n p ln n a tio n l»n»pmm ih ih lr r n , n* w««)I n< s/iy ro iv ly i lin n .u a in to jm lu -f.h in n M i l kO" I k t . .1. will fbositivrly Iw th e w niil T h a ila n d . fa m ily <>r p erso n in thi^ u rr« T h o d isc lo su re w a s In a State la*t o|k|M»rtunit y fo r lueul fa rm e r* iir*» tin* people wlmm I h r S .ilk J|l i '|i n r tn i r n l n ffie in l'a a r r o u n t o f In unlrsj* u i u i h t t e l o n le m ti*n A rm y aiil* th n n iu h the n m ir fro m hea«h|t tr ie r * ’*, f ir. Km p ly S to rk in i: Kuntl i « t h >*.»• u n o lln i visit th e r e h y th e J a p a n i m' A in lo tssu d o r K ic h isn b u ro No— M illio n * i l t v l f m l “ O n S a tu rd a y , •»t t h r is tiim s d im e we r « |N t t to m ail all o f o u r sheet* A iihhi^ th e counties* l t l l t f s n iu rii an d S p e c ia l E n v o y S an in ’* which Mr-*. W illiam L ang-ir, head In ii" K iirm u . S e c r e ta r y H u ll, w ho h a s b e e n Mr M ath iru v tiru cil fa rm e r* to of tlu* local oiYMnix.it imi, ha« >ii*n u p dml em phaaizc*! th e »in- M «ei\ed n s p a th e tic n o te from v, .nt m g .iiii'e la s t w eek f o r a |M»rl«r«rr of th e sheet* to n a tio n a l a w om an w ith six ch ild ren , u lu eli .liipuiiest* te p ly In h is s ta te m e n t of b a s ic p rin cip le * f o r p ea c e In si# fniM- T elep h o n e call* w ill !*• re a d s. " Ih -a r Mr*, lu in ^ jr , th e P a c ific , m et f o r m o re th a n m aile t •slay a n d to m o rro w to " I f I ctiuhl, IM n«» dow n to c i n « r r « whv ha%e telep h o n e* m an «e<* you hut I c a n ’t go and h a v e an h o u r w ith A m b a s s a d o r N o m u ­ i t t r i n p t to o m U r l tho*e w ho have th e hnhy hy its e lf Ll*teit 1 saw ra a n d S p ecial E n v o y S a b u ro K u r u s 'l. b u t Ih cy ca m e e m p ty - h a n d not • urned. in th e p a p e r w h e re ynu all wan I goim r to fix a bask et fo r th e tiin s who could n o t have ( h ijsl i T tiq v hail b e e n I n s tr u c te d b y I inns I su re w o n 't have unylliiii*;, th e ir g o v e rn m e n t to c o n tin u e th o fo r my h u sb a n d i* still n o t aide ta l k . ..it 'a n o t h e r d a y . " I b eliev e th e r e m u s t b e w iso to work und w e *tay out of k-ftoeriet p a r t o f th e lim e \ \ ••*11 .tiile .in a n s h ip t» sa v e th e a ltu a PANAMA CITY. IW • M l a p p rt elate th e help you giv e in ' lio n ." N o m u ra sa id . T » i speaker* told the Stale i. tss| listen , if | t a ll possibly get , lle s p ite th e s lig h t r a s in g o f th o ('handier of Commerce Monday ttff to m o rro w . I ’ll go m*e you *’ E ar E a a tr r n c r is is — f o r J a p a n that the national defense e ffo rt M ft. L s u g a r di»elos«*il th a t the ! m ay m e re ly h e t r m p o r i l l n g to still rn s t more and more, hut work h er g r o u p dm*« fo r lhe*e I see how h e r a lly . G e rm a n y , f a r e s that in lhe po»t-war perkid Ihe "gtHMl people w h o n k fo r ( ‘hri-tt. , lit I t u i l s l a - t h e U n ite d S ta te s , B ri­ Ami rs an people will have pros­ ma* h«*kets to itupply a hit of ta in a n il th e ir a s s o c ia te s In th o perity greater and more widrly ch eer and h a p p in e s s ill o th e rw ise O rie n t sh o w ed no I r t- u p in p r o . distributed than they have ever d ra b su rro u n d in g s" . Is m easu red p a ra tin n fo r e v e n tu a litie s . H ut T h a ila n d d r o p p e d -a h in t hy d o n ation* S a lv a tio n A im y known th a t s h e w as r e a d y to w elcom e t 'liarlev B. Ilendereon of W ash­ w o rk ers secure. il r i t i - h an d A m e ric a n a s s is ta n c e ington. chairman of the R ecoil. If sh e h a s to f ig h t f o r h e r l i f t . .Im rlio n Einsnee Corporation, Sa l va t i oni s t s (Jet P i t i f u l Appeals For A s s i s t a n c e Greater Prosperity Predicted At Meet and Thomas 8. Holden of New York, president of E. W. Dodge Curpuration. were the speakers. Their rom ments were augm ent, rd hv other speakrrs a* tho Stale rh imlier held ita annual busine.* ronferenee. Governor Spesaard L. Holland, chief .(leaker a t a banquet, rcp. etnl Klorida'a governm ental fin a n e e a have improved more than If.noA.OOO in a year. Against a defirienry a f about (2.000.000 U»t summer, tha state now is payinr bills currently and “ will to (I. G ty New» Brief* XII t M .I I A I . lire . (A P ) I h e llr iii.h t d a i l r a tl y w aa re p o rt-,! hy in fo rm ed source* lu n ie h t to h a i r o rd ere d all l l r i i i .h t h i n s r o a s t sh ip p in g to p n t r r r d Im m rd lste lv to th e l l r i i i .h p o rt o f H ong­ kong Bombed By British Revolution Is I.IIN IK IN , D e r. 2.—IIP)— H a m . Iiiug aivl five o th e r N o rth v seit G irin a ii p o rt c itie s w ere pou n d ed hy n iiain lig h t M onday n ig h t in a ren ew al o f b e a r / K. A . E. ■a id in g over G e rm a n y a f te r n e a rly a m o n th 's let up tie ra u a e of la d w e a th e r. T h e n ig h t's r a id s o v er G e r ­ m an y , w hich h a d slack en ed sln ro r a r j y N o v em b er w hen 37 l l r i t (»h bom bers w t r o lo st in a sin g le s to rm y n ig h t, w e re a d m itte d T»y Ih e A ir M in is try lo havn c o st 2(1 plan es. Beginning, Dr. Townsend Says WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 —(JF) — Dr. Erancta E. Townsend, old ago pension advocate, told tha Senate Finance Committee th at a political revolution 'la begin, nlng in this country, which could bo halted only by drastic revi­ sion of the governm ent's altitude toward th* nerdy. lie urged levying a g ro ts In­ come tag to meet, the cost of larger old age pensions and called the Social Security A ct • fare*, lie added destitution £ Increas­ ing among the aged. This ha* brought about, ba d a. rlan.ul, a feeling among many that eras “anything but conduc­ ive to peace and loyalty fo r at tne nun fro n t field every this governm ent" Tuesday, T hursday and Friday nights a t 7:30 o'clock, 11. C. Morgan announced this morning. The men play mainly for exer­ cise and good sport, and every, one Is Invited to come and join In the games, Mr. Morgan said. “ Young, m lddle^tgsd, fa t or rida canners Monday to Md ba» otherwise, come down and g e t in fore I I A. M. Dee. ■ on r a w e d the game," he added. g rapefruit juice to bo deUvoKM Il ie hoped th a t enough Inter­ to tha surplus m arketing i t a b est will be shown lo orgsnlxo i.tration within 20, iO o r 89 teams. days a fta r dale of acceptances T he notices war* sen t o a t by W EEK8 FA ILU RES 203 II. C. Albln, chief of Urn p a r. chase division, and stated tha a a . NEW YORK, Dec. 2 - < A h Baainesa failures In the week rrp tan raa would bo sent o a t b)f ended Nov. 17 numbered 203, Dec. 11. teas pared w ith 113 In lb s p rr. vlooa week and 281 In the com . parable week o f l l t o , Dun and Bradatre e t reported Monday. Railroad Strike Dispute Settled Men Are Asked To Play Diamondhall WASHINGTON, f w . 2 — (Ah — President E aoaev.lt1* tperial fact-finding board Monday eight announced settlem ent of tha wugr d is p u te between railw ay m anage, m e n t and labor, averting a na­ tion-wide railroad a ttik i sche­ duled fa r Use. 7. Chairm an W ayne L. M o re c t Pres iden t E ea sreslt'* fact-finding Agreement on the settlem ent 0EM ULGCB, Okie-, Doc. V m —rtv o mea d W - f o u r In a BidH To Be Made On Canned Fruit Ju k a Turpedsse a re f t * and des­ troyers m m to th s American �I . Sanford Herald Strike Called Off BATTLE OF CORKTOWM railroad brotherhoods r L. Lewis end' his Cl splendid 4 tween capital and labor without resorting to atrfttes and without Interfering with tbs defense program or the orderly conduct of the notion's business. R ailroad labor and man­ ta a settlement end the threatened strike sehedbled f t r December 7 has been called off. The dispute was not an eery one to settle. For Over six months the brotherhoods have been trying to get s raise In pay for their men commensurate with tha increase in the cost of living. Originally they asked for a SO psrciht incredtf Tdr the operating brotherhoods fed s -.10 c A * an hour’ m iss for maintenance men, braktonen arid other workiVNlie f Direct dieeusalotu between labor and management got wage increase. This compromise waa rejected and a strike VBR8 E F 0 * TODAY data sat. Whereupon PreV.denr Roosevelt egain intervened and OK O B lT gP THIS appointed n special mediation board, first urging both the RJT am u , patlsd to brotherhoods and management to settle their controversy ru H IE PA8SIONH k U n riR * _ K U B T R t around (ha conference taWr. in tbs infervjt of national wel­ m t covkrwo all fare. This group reached a settlement yaeterday which is *■ i B o n n I pray reported to give the railroad workmen pay increases rang­ ing from 70 cents to 11 s4Uiy. Naturally the whole country Is relieved that the threa­ tened railroad strike has bean averted. Such a situation a t this time would seriously cripple the nation's defense of- ROBERT L COX, A S j^ & S T J A Ac- « e il* u 4 ferm al # 9 T it fessn I 1M * . PAftfc AT*. gMtnet- maty frosan Into Mock* C b o B T ^ y tr i t |r the g * at polu to m w « r thought* are not So youny and m a ll. MINTS H f H h l * ■that beauty, tamed, way* to shi* may ran and haVa no Knox Say* Navy Is Ready at all t | bar* rhone Ilka at**) Secretary Frank Knox announced today th at the United ee is now prepared to meet any emergency in the Atte or the Pacific or In both simultaneously. In a signed Sg. o4 aoatarlty and Ue in Tha American Magazine he stalce: "The Untied States today haa to* greatest navy In the ’the anew that blanket* •W color, with Ha ' imdrgeney which may powerful new aci isrise, on one or on two ooeans.W |L- the . _______ cessions to our fleet, with the greeter tongs of operations given by our new bseeu tweenjuitf an* our hundreds h u n A u * of r f new n w auxiliary atraliiaiy i vesseis, and with the Psnsm s Canal permitting strategic shifts of strength, we are able to h a ^ ^ d T S im e d ia te ly , — possible th — re s*t/in both oceans," Pointing out th at "for us, the shooting has begun in the r Christm as ,bo] I Atlantic" and that "in tho * Pacific the situation trembles do It In 8mfi.rc! i the verge of erUfs," the Navy Secretory states anniiain , wmv^win^* Aas S roldnaaa Ik* tha ih«w arm . Tha* A merles, as dotOMtle policy. hop*d by Mttfc dp rratrlctIon* to pravtnt th« hai o« Incident, th at « •rad os lato w ar. Notwtthatar Ml*, Germany ha* sank our . u*t tha asm# and w ithout n aa to w hether they were Is combat lonea. Borne ships has* aran bean aonh by the Nazis that w ars not in the blockade aooa a* designated by H itler. An orarwhalmlny m ajority of the ysoM* favor U k lasaa-Und sate whtoll would m u m lllllon* of d o llsn worth of m aterials and (applies to PVint Beard o f Pferhta.* Let’s act h ir e another radical eradication campaign and d eitw y (ha fruit* of ui* toll o f *«r f l i r t h pradute n . P R I O W T l t e - n h a Die I*Ion o f Prlorltle* of the Office Sf Pro­ duction If anas* m ast has raiaaSad a more f o r o n U t yrtority order for the e h ttla ia * o f aaaaamry hardware IneloA i* wfra and nail*, taw e, knlaea aad athar toala far tha fru it sa d ragafs Ms Industry." G. U. STUART PAINT ft their X a £ r ^ f ^ ? d e t a i f Ih e flS rtlm M h lS »vfw or under construction. “We have 17 battleh 15 « » • he reports; "7 aircraft ear11 mors bufldtof; 87 cruisers with M more builddestroyer* with 182 mors building; 11* submar. 1 9 4 1 C h ristm a s S a v in g s C h lh C h e c k s \ gunnery. “ Tha American Navy haa always 1 lonrfcsmansMp," ha wrKea. “ To keep our trouble with the peer 11 afford to ‘watts' pawl "It la a eurtoqe fact S f t r S ’SSy.^nfr The cost of living is going up daily. Taxes are higher and most of t* are buying Defease Bonds. Faying Christmas hflla can be quite a burden next year* but we have the solution. S it aside a small sum weekly in a Christas* Sevfctg* Club Ac­ count to meet your needs. 2 ■ �l * 4 MSTOMLHOWM. Party Given Hone Llttfe Peggy Wi MRS. f t & t h t e BEAL, Society Editor ■ II I i>> M l l d i I I I I ■ a » *AraU . or , Wre. Bell Talk* On ^ S o c ia l C a le n d a i Bundle* For Brltaia Friends o f Mr*. W. •Dietrich will be aorry to learn th at abe • IU in- the Fernsld-Laughton Memorial HoapItaL • M rs. U llaum an underwent hmteaaoa. - T hera will ba aM • m ajor operation Saturday in exchange of gtfta, R. Mdrio, wife of tho British radlb .the Fernald. Laughton M anorial . WEDNESDAY a t tha meat tag a t thb ’Hospital. ffer condition ia re­ Tha W. M. B. of tha F irst announcer,Baadha far Britain CHh which m Baptiit Church will obaarva the was held at the home at thb ported aa favorable. “Weak o f Prayer** for foreign chairman, Mr*. A D. Martin, on K k a Florence McKay haa remission* aad tha Lottie Moon Filin/ afternoon. m ed to her home in Miami a f. J offer lag a t tha regular prayer r (pending the Thanksgiving Mr*. BaB told bow thw arilmeeting, service a t 7 JO P. M. holiday* with her parents, Mr. 1 with iC a. W. K. Kader in charge ties are assembled for chipping, and Mr*. Glenn F-. McKay. assorted according to their pur­ M of tha program. 9 . ■ Tha business and luncheon pose aad labeled In order . fdr Mlaa Marcia Proctor returned moating of tha Woman's Club them to ba vastly found In the yesterday to tha Florida S tate wm ba held a t 1 2 J 0 P. M. war-tom countries during an College for Women in Tallahaa. . with Mrs. R. W. Ruprecht, Mr*. emergensy. “Shipments are ra- 'oea a fte r •pending tha past rordad, art kies arw distributed weekend with her parents, Mr. t L .’ P. Kagan, MN. R. J. Holly and Mrs. J, H. Menick as ho*. to tha stations In itkighad where aad Mr*. C. F. Proctor. § tease*. For reaerratiana telephone bombing is most prevalent, so that they may ba picked up W Mr. and Mr*. Roy Chorpen. 7 Mr*. Ruprecht, 77S-W. . m#iMnit«r inunw iitfiy I M ny lag have retnrned from a two _ THURSDAY labeling towel*, bandagvs, cloth­ weeks' trip to New York and Tha Wealeyaa Guild of tha H«thodMt Churcn wlU meat a t tha ing, bedding and swayhas they Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Chorpening may save many Urea," Mrs. Dali haa now gone to Louisiana on of airs, Mrs. K. , ham* M a e as r— M. m. nArmlUge, u n iw f?, buatnea*. m IM S Pgrk Avenue, a t 7 i<0 P. M. concluded. ” • Th* annlial covered dkh sapper Mrs. Martin expressed her ap­ Mr. anil Mr*. C. llootli, of ? and presentation of new badges preciation to everyone who has of Samlnolo Chapter Two, O. E. helped in arty way with the Daytons Beach, Mrs. R. Es8. Will ba held to tbo Masonic werk for the Bundles far Brit­ krw, of Hollywood, and Mr. and f Tempi* bogtanlng promptly a t ain, and anaaoncad that a new Mrs. Jack Maron of Minml. w n r 6i30 P. M. An rkittn g member* shipment af yarn haa arrived tha weekend gur*t* of Mr. and # and their eacoria are invited to for al) thoie • fntereited in knit, Mrs. Ilarry L. Drown. • attend. Mfm MamU Laager. ting. Bh* sated that persons call Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Swhlm, Right Worthy Grand Conductress at her home at 1381 Mellonville Mrs. H. P. Medlar ami .laughter, of tha Genetal Grand Chapter Avbau* f i r tha yam. ‘ Mary Kate, ami Mrs. Ralph win ha In attendance. T bs P. B. O, under th* dlrae•d qsantltka of clothing. qnDta 4 lion of Mrs. S. K. Andrsws will dblrh hove been hand made fFsm spaaaar lb* Rad Crasa sawing wool am p * and remnants, and icislnn In Th* morning. other articles for three cartons Word hss been received that < Th* Wojaan’s Club, under tha wWrtt wtH be shipped lmsood k ke direction of Mrs. J. W. Hall, ly, nuking a total of 88 gartons Mrs. Ilarry W alt will not bo re­ leased from the Turn pa Munici­ will sponsor tho afternoon oow- which will bar# been shipped Hospital in Tamps fo r n • Ing* eaulon a t the. Rod Croat from fiknfoyd and Seminole pal ov Id days. Mrs. W elt saw big r a t a ; • Count/, and labsM aMordlng- week was Injured in a train wreck List Tha Townsend Chitf w ill'tadai »yweek. ______ a t tha Court Itouao at 7 JO P. Tbo shipments trill contain 5*. Mrs. W, J. Lyman wUI lead thb- following artM aat 18 pair Mrs. J . Ross Adams hss re­ t In tha singing.’ • J [* • - ’ 1 turned from Brun»wlck, (!*., where »’ m \ * , (Kt a —■yluteal . Prraa | There iS a new kind of paper ■ m y , But it la the children la thb country whnWe found it P f n » W right « u compliment­ ed by her moth«r, Mr*. J u M A. W right. a t her horn* r a Magnolia Avenue yesterday aftet^ noon, in celebration. of hor I B * birthday anniversary. Tha dining tabla, lac* coverod. carried a Chrlstmaa them#, xHth a la nr* whit* birthday cab# wsbossed In r*d forming tha terplece and balanced *■ •••■ aide by a m laktSM “ Santa The s I m t o N * ap p o h tm rn ti furl Kami tha choaen SMW tif, a* did also tha refreshments of ico ertam and IndlvtdfAl cakes ierd in m l During the afternoon a* l o n ! pm n were playdd by » e ■ a t. D ealer* i n .w a a t r IfV «mnYR»lnjr n«*it(htMtrhi>«MU anti I d t h r morr. Until th h year only about 25 V tr «*nt of the anwntI paper prodlKtion in thU country w it anlT t(W . But nillrftinm art* »tr(v> BO cents per humlnil | m>umiI<« In Ttrfous (Mirtn o f t h r country. If you id ik l u _ • •. k she spent the na*t weekend and attended the football game be­ tween Glenn Academy snd C srIkl* Military School In whieh her son. Oren. played. While lr Brunswick, Mrs. Adams was the ■uest of Mrs. L. J. Koons. FRIDAY Mr*. W. M. B. of tha First Baptist Church win meat a t the church* a t XOiOO A. M. for tha observance of th# "Waak af Praysr" for foreign mlaolona and th* Lottie Moan offering. Mira, X . N, Cleveland trill hash charge M J m program dor thb dag. , • v S morning arria* gafatog for tho Bed Cwa* wIlTbo apoa•orod by tho Woman’* Society of • ’Christian Scrvico of thd Msthod k t Church aadcr tho direction • 'of Mrs. J. L. Clark, v -t a t, .Aaaa's Chapter of tha, Meets At Pope Home Tho meeting of 8t Anne’s ChapAuxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, which wall hold a t the homo of Mrs. Rolland Dean yesterday a f­ ternoon, was In tha form of a tea and miscellaneous shower TODAY Doable Feature ol«l Tho rooms of Mrs. Deans home emphasised a Florida theme, with bougainvillea and whit* u b Im i forming th* floral deIm table held a •meat echoing th* aad was composed palmetto, sweet and Mrs. B. F. red things pays and lieurts oi k biscuit loured tea liner and Mrs. Cawthsa Hutchison assist- i :»jy Bilan Lyon Rosemary uanmr. H,f , h,„ dl# tcr H, Did as* Pstsy TooPatsy kc. I'stsvStoke*.Comn*.NM ari „|o , »,obBW dM BettyWilliam Z ncharv. ancy „th <n. c#lt afters Inert* * * in I h r ilrinam l f«*r p u p rr Fitt*. Gndsley Maheh. Joan Md ,, f herdivorcedhosEuri, Berg*. cmrton*. Mary Ann Wr»«ht. Hsmtjtoh Sor, VrUllama, M| 0f yort MaeBisbef. Hilly Park. Jlmmls Fog. Arthur. According to detactle** OFFICES TAKEN OVER Edward McCall and Charles vv.llitms was (lain whan h* Mb Dunn. | temptedto smwih his way Intohe* I».< .dh -------- “ T ~ a p a r t me n t at thrs*lathe msrniag. -—WASHINGTON. The War Dt'|iurtmi'nt w s, ml* Woman’s Club Will __________ vised Sunday thul the f. rmer Ns. headquarter* in rum nm nho, Sponsor PietU K j tinior Auxiliary To liDutch (lUinnn, tin,I ih„ headquarters of 1h*- I'n ii.d Slnle* The pirturv, -Aii That Mowp Heip Charity Groups Army force guarding th e Imiixito I Hut* will feature a “T ersonalltar . with pupil* of the Ruth Gortkri W right Dancing Studio partici­ pating. | The act will be preseiflbd *Obh , evening ai UiOO o’clock featu rin g , the musk of “OuF FUg“ writgjn by Mrs. Adga Thomxs and WBlanl Connolly aad put to a a a by Lara Ilarry Wester of L ate Mary. Tha pupils taking tar* will be dresaed In appropriMe and colorful costume. Those taking part Include Pot­ ty Jane Copeland, Jeon LagMe Vam. Jo y n k Mae Janos, KkUe Cook, Janice Cook, Doaaa J**n Dunn, M argaret Dunn, Chariott*Stein, SKlriey Fraser Morgan. Dolores English, Jo Halsy, Tom­ my F ra sk r, Frederick Cooper and Gordon W right. A review of th* picture will be given at the luncheon meet­ ing of th* Woman’s Chib to­ morrow by Mrs. W. L. Co*per who stated th at It h*a received Eastern Star Holds Memorial Service The annual memorial aerric* of Semtaols Chapter Two, Order of the Eastern Star, was present­ ed in tha Muonic Temple on Hunday afternoon with approxl. mately 60 persons In attendance. The seriptMro taken from tho 28th chapter of Matthew was lead by the worthy patron. Glenn El McKay, after which the sec­ retary, Mra. R. W. Turner, read the name# of tho deceased mem* hero from tho aeroll and placed It upon tho altar, Tho worthy matron, Mrs, Stewart Dutton, Aad other offl* cera of Um local chapter formed a circle around tho altar and an lancr cirrie composed of tho five star points was formsd. As each star point M is te d a vtr»* she placed emblematic flower* upon tho altar, which when com­ pleted formed a perfect star. A solo, “la the flarden’’, w ii sung by Mrs. Mprle Meredith, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Burney a t tho piano. Following tho Imprsoslva ssevko, tbo benodktton w u given by Mr. McKay- liriiMN Flower St. Anne’* Chniili mans Auxiliary > Cross F'|iimupal have a cooked fi sale in front of Power A Light ( ’• Friday. c o n ta in s Ih r d e lig h tfu l P e rfu m e itse lf u n d three silk e n S a c h e t* l» b r in g fresh n e ss to ym ir c h is e ls nod liu re n u d r a w ­ er*. I " ',|l i il tif French Val lac« shawl collar, ribboex-trimmod, a a d (iruMM Mini ----- lillt Flower Ito x ronU lns a charm ing pinch hot l lr of this freth-asraln aftvr.balh prepara­ tion. ......... .. ft.6 0 TRILLIUM'S Empire cut that’s a triumph of flgtiro-flaltoryl Gentle LUXlngs will keep Il lovely. Slice 32-40 In White, Opal, niut, Shell, Tea Raoo. THE YOWELL CO ll lu r SANFORD. FLORIDA. G rtuet G ift Set contains Flower Mist m id D u , t in g p o w d e r in a c h a rm , m g vanity box that w ill go <;n g u y d r e ss in g tables f:l Oil Jo Ann Lackey Is Entertained I Power ami A. R. M •ntertalnrd’ dag a t 0 JO at Mr*. her horn* oa West Twentyfifth g trset on Batarday evening 5a*‘ was w ri­ with a party for h«r boose guest, t s was also Mia* to Arm Lackey, of Jack. aidant of the th* business of gift* was ■ bylTRILUUM [ ^ l ®8 MOULD*• YOU*• WAISTt <iA.VIIHLY .lACEi Stafford, Miss’ .TRIMMIDI’ ' MOOTHBST,” protti^ cat *Up you over ral Kero’s why, It* w t* attJrlff atoalds i.to • 1sBI 1 Miat d iig h lt fu lly c<«i| an d fi S |n a v il o n generously I he Im tli. e* |ierially in h u m id w e a th e r Flower $1 w ith aloniiier. Can Buy" which is being : ■. mlrtrs In the South Atn**iiciin col­ nt the Bits Theater tomorrow p |aw were made at the regu. ony. and Thursday bDernoon , 1Isr meeting of the Junior A ux. evening, ami w h i^ k W W ; ,|a r y of the American Legion • ponsoml by the W omans I to contribute to various rharlty much fsvorsbl* comment Edward Arnold, Walter Hutton and Anne Shirley have leading role* and those attending a n promised an m tertalnU F evening. S i Anne’s Chapter Meets At Dean Home BARGAIN DAY th r which amount tu »l-»ut five pounds ‘a family, you would get another to to JfO rent-. yld ruga tell for about $2.00 * hundred. Some drugatnrpa, \urirty stores and soda fountain* .ay orders arw abort for carton* and ,tatVonory Item* fnr thr im*rente In buying «»f w m ir |u»i»«r i* thr 6 • p a p e r and aM r a f t want more. T hr chiltlren ■ g V a^b lu dainty' BLUE GRASS AFTER EVERY SHOWER! laaariam Of Gala* i*£r«7«**Mtia, It* has h f r a tif ally in' Enjoy tha freshness of Bloo Gram Flaws? Mlat about you H* cooling spi«y fragrance will lingar for hopra. Then smooth on sa tfe ra ft Bluo Grass Dusting P o w d e r.,,an d ravel fat Ra sweet-octnUd lovsllneia, Rraiombor this a s. qulalt* gift duet when you plaa remembrance* I Bin* Graas FWweg MM | 1J » . - . . With Atsmlaer. I L M ___ TH E YO W E LL . RAN FORD, FLORIDA �i * SANFORD, FLORIDA New Bowling Loop Associated Press Organized With Names Southeast Emerick On Top Conference Stars RADIO NEWS w d m j r ; The Emerick Hordworo Cam. M l team smacked tb« Groat ralbern Trucking Company fa r re* straight p m * i to taka tha id In the newly orgsnlxcd bowlK *R**»o-Qfu/ir, Calory City rtatiac Company ta d Toochton D rug each took two y o n ta of tkraa from And row Can ow ay • .Agency, Hoffman Electrie and 3 8 t John* Blver Lina, m p a c th o . Tha high tcoror ef tha wook la E. D. Prtea who rollad up U > polnta. Ha w as followed by A. C anow ay with 414, H. C ourt, pay with 417, W right with 483 ta d P. Mooru with 426. ■■ N est wook’a aahadula pita El ' Karoo agolnot Celory City and ' Carrawoy Agoncy agolnot H off, ptan Electric on Thu radar. Fri­ day matcheo will fao tu ra Emtrlck i Hardware ■gainst Toochton Drop and B t Johns against Groat > Southern.__________ , Pres* by tha coaches and tholr scouts. They aro tha big four Southraotern confarones football—two juniors and two son loro—who hoea •plashed tha oca son* re­ cord with, bald headline, of bril­ liant ooplolto. And w hat port oP lino would they play bshlnd. If they could he gathered for an all-otar po«t season gem ot Hers Is the coach. 25 Cases Tried By 4C W U A »1A 40«o* <0 A b lA P ftfrfiV I r itiL u e j _ J f .a i 8 A £ 0 c . PIKAfP* AS M I4FIKW tR . Betty Jameson Will Sanford Market Return To Golf Wars Pleaiant companionship and delicious drinka are Always on hand. Meat four friend* here. Mod* crate prices a t all times. Package Goods Beer & Wines -C ocktails We Deliver Telephone 9106 8T. AUGU8T1NZI Dec. 2 . (S^eclal)—Ml** Betty Jemceon, of Ban Antonio, Tcsae, women'* national title-holder in 1939 end 1940, I* plenning to relum to the Florida golfing were thin winter bv competing in th* eighteenth annual 'florid* K»«t Coaet Chnmplonehlp on RL Au­ gustins Links here, M ir. 10 to 14. Miss Jameson has been In­ vited to appear also in champion­ ship of Palm Beach a t that re­ sort Fob. 0 to IS, and In the South Atlantic Championship at Ormond Beach, Mar. 3 to 7. Tha most successful yean Mies Jameson has enjoyed In disorderly house, bond estreated; major competition—the two suc­ Je rry W alker, operating a die cessive year* In which *he ruled orderly hno».,‘j | | 0r 48 days. women'a golf domain—were Ini­ Alan, Fletcher Jnpee, Inmate of tiated by her fine performances dlaerderiv house, bond estreated; on the loci I course. Tri 1339, the t a f b y Dixon, Inaiele e f disorder. If.b o u a d , bond estreated! Gens Lomax. Inmate of •>(•orderly houses bend e*ire8t*d: Willie CoL lie, alia* W llllt Collier. Inmate o f disorderly house, bond e streat, ed; Jam es Golden, Inmate of dlserderly house, | t or 10 d iv e; Charlie Johnson, Inmate e f dis­ orderly houte, bend estreated; P . L. Thornes, Inputs o f dl«or. derly house, 13 or 10 d a v it Roy Dixon, Inmate of disorderly house, bond estreated; J*m ea Ab­ ney. Inmate e f disorderly house, bond' estreated. Al*o Edward Rosier, Inmate o f disorderly home, bond ee* similar hid to p Georgia accepted the Saturday. laraiKed Advertisements also tred* shotgun fo r vletrola. Phene tU ~ W . orderly conduct, case dl T Apia. I « lehed. Phona A io r o m Y / F ' H A B O Y lM -rT -e r T ransfer A CAREFULLY tiled a t lew SITUATION JACKSONVILLE. Dec. I(Speclal)—Tho weekly forecast of vegetaMe sales prospects a t var­ ious state farm er*' m arkets Issued fljr William L. Wilson, director of state m arkets anticipates a good market for buying mixed or straight load* a t the Sanford Mar­ ket with moderate offerings of beans, liberal amounts of cabbage, eggplant andN ritnu fruits, moder•te offerings of lemons, peppers. Bliss potatoes, and tomatoes, aad light offering* of big Boston 1st. tuee, English peas, and yellow squash. • A t Fort Pierce tha state m arket It expected lo have muds rate sup* pliee of tomatoe*. peppers aad eggplant, and light suppliaa af yellow squash, beans and pine* apples. , , ' IJberal qu»ntitles o f eggplant and peppers, moderate Iota of snap beano, and a light supply ef yellow and white squash will be offered a t the Waucbula State M arket Heavy o ff e rin n of grspefru it and oranges, light supplies of tom itoes and yellow equsih, and some lemons and limes will be svallabla a t tha Florid* City S tata Market. From ten to tw e a ty re e fe ra of berries dally will be available * t the Plant City B u te M l a m offerings of oral light offering* of toes, and tomatoes. Unliajlted quantities of e w p . beans and Ital­ ian peppers and limited offering* ef squash will t a graUaMo a t the I'ahoke* 8U U MsfkaL 1 A t th* Pulm ette 8 late Market supplies ef tom atoes, p e p p e n end eggpUnt will bo heary to liberal. w l t H i a b v offering! of yellow f f i & A graene wtll be avaflaWj a t the Palatka SU to M arket, with supply Increailng by Dee. IV <1:30 Norman Beasley and hi* Fla. Cowboys 7 :05 B reakfast Brevities T:4B UP News B:00 The World Today 8:18 O rian Moods H:.10 Mu»le Men 0:15 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotion* 9:15 American Scliool of the Air 9:45 UP N ena * 10:00 Mantel 10:06 Block and WhIU Notes 10:16 Myrt and Margo 10:30 Stepm other 10:45 Woman of Courage 11:00 Drama of Pood i t : 15 At Homs with Solly Mar­ tin 11:30 Mutie a la Carta 11:45 UP Now* 11 :S5 Program Rr*ma 13:00 Kate 8mith Bpcako 12: ^C heckerboard Tima 13:30 Dancotlme 13:45 Our Gal Sunday 1 :00 Dials Farm Club <, 1:30 Bridge School. of tha Air 1:46 Road o f'L ife 3:00 Young Dr. Malona 2:15 Joyce Jordan < 3:30 Tha Goldbergs 2:35 Building i s r Defonsa 2:45 U P NamT 2:60 Three Rioters 3:00 Farm Security Adm. Pro­ gram 3:16 Bob Hanon Songs 3:30 Renfro Valley Folks 3:45 Adventure in Science 3:55 Proas New* 4:00 Columbia Concert O nhcatro 4:30 la n d t Trio 4:45 Press News 6:00 P ot tha Farm er 5:10 Twilight Melodies 6:30 Christmas on tha Moon 5:46 Ju st E ntertainm ent t v t h m c o u r t 4»r' t h e c o i * t r J l IKJK. SEM INOLE CO I O T I. rl.O R ID A . IP r a O P A T R . IN IUR: E ST A T E a t ANHt-ET U. llU A rtE a, t k c u u * . TO AU> C R K O tT O n a AM P F E H HON* HAVINO CliAlM H O ft P B MANOR A UAINBT HAIL) EHTATM: 'You an d e a ch s f y o u aro boraby n o lllle d a o d req u ired to pr***nt • nr c la im s and 4 r a u 4 « w h ich you, or e ith e r o f you. m a y h a** • ( • I d I lb s * U lo a f A N IL E Y It. IIL A PE H d oesaood. PMs e f so ld C ounty, ta th e C o u n ty J u d e * o f M -mlool* C ou aty. F lorid *. a t hlo n fllr* In th* co u r t hOuao o f aald C ounly a t S an ford, F lo rid a , w it h ­ in o la h l a a ltn d a r m on th* fr o m th o llm * o f th* fir s t p u b llc a tlim o ( Ihl* notice. E ach c la im o r dem an d • h a ll ho In w r i t i n g a n d a h a ll a t a t a ■b* p ia c o o f ro a ld o n c s s a d po * l >.rflco ••Idroao o f t h a c la im a n t , a a d oh * 11 bo a w n r n to b y th o c la im a n t . • • m l . t.r a tto rn ey . *n d ' * n r *uch c laim or d e m a n d , n o t *o (ll*d s h a ll b* yold. A N *L E T o . a r .A tir .* Am oxoou tor o f th o L oot W ill and T n la a ia t of ANRI.PIT R. B L A D E *. d om aaod Firm p u b lio a tlo a , N ov. 21, IP4I KEY WEST. Dec. 2 —(/PI— rirlita. a variation nf th s num­ ber* racket th a t has thrived here, way rinsed up tight Monday, but Sheriff Berlin Sawyer drat#* .that Gov. B petvtrJ L Holland, p h o recently ordered a strict ban On gambling In Dad* and Browayd CounUex, had had any com­ munication with him, .______ RADIO W lk o x -G o y to tl.M. Dm 2 *0 . Me IF.YOU* TASTE M M A M M THK t i l l M> • LIQUORS J J • SCOTCHES ’ •WINES NICK’S Padage Store mutinied or been in tha hands of mutineers. Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beer. E N D DKLIVEKl —PHONB M BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR ■ 112 VI. FIRST STREET____________ SANTA CLAUS SAYS W m ^ . -II win pay to consalt our Personal Loan Department bofore yon borrow.LOW COST-EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Bank M e m b e r F e d e r a l D e p o s it I n s u r a n c e C o rp o ra tio n The Christmas Store of Control Florida . B O tlTA STOPPED S " ,V 'u $ Q Q 12.11 YouCai/t Afford ToMiu A Trip To Yowtll'i .5 R ecordInR BAUER Radio A Electric Service ETTA KKTT MDl/VR BCSM HAM LOCAL A LONG dleUnce may. log, crating a ■torage. Lea*. Expects Heavy Weekly Sales n h oranukh . m u . & o>«k. i w e Mo. 2 l l . l i . H B 0 * n * « Oowfc) I l f fm ggf ■ l i ll l l M o l r rm lf BOd V x r t a i h ■ • p a t Ralaa mm Oo U d l A . m. P IN E A P P L E .’ C uba* cra te* 24.11 P E A N U T #. C » L m i l t i l t . ■ t o k tool PEAR, O r.-o. ho. hpr. U tile 24*rR E PO R T MO. 10 ▼•I o r * , to fo lr l l . i o t o I1.I0. APPIJCS. D ol. bo. hpr. II 02. O ono 11.12 to 21 4 0 , Ho dio btoMljr 11.22 PB P P B I»% _b «. hpr. 112* t o . II.11 p o t a t o ic r r W T Rm i « i i .m «<* to H A *. 12.22. Idaho Makar*. 2* IW sack AVOCADO*!. Bo. e t k t . f c p I* 10. 12.11 IU d nil**, r r t Mo. 2 etao T o 22.12. 21.10: r» 21 11; hpr. No. I . 11.22; RAMANAR. 20 tb. boncb*a, 21.12 Mo r a 21.12. BEAMS, Raap, bu. b ra. T ead era rrra . ord. to lo ir . 21.22 l o 21.12 nOMAIMK. I H •>" hpr. 21.22 IlfT A IIA M A tv 20 ID. a a rk o . 11.22 < lla n ta .|l.0 0 to 21.12. S f-IM A ril. ho. hpr. *Sc to I I a# R t ( T k NO su p p ly BQIIARII. T rltow . Rn. Hpr. 2 l . l t nncM *olA.I, N a su p p ly to ‘22.12. Ilubhard. c o n . a a ck * C A IinA O B. T b s . fo lr I d f c r . t a 24 22. p rnb aarn 222 00 a o d 24*-**. RWT. I*OTATr>E». CW T R a ck * C A U IJ P U IW B R , C H a. 2 2 1 2 11.22 to 21.10. bO. b o o t. '21.21 r E I J H tT T C r U . 24.22 TOMATORM. 20 l o 22 lb. O a |* o . CIIATOTE. ba. b ar. 21.20 l o ll.T * *rd. to |« « 1 . 12.2* t * 2 l . 2 2 - l a < * HWirLAMT, Bo. hpro. fa ir to *uod. I I 00 l o 12.22, 10 lb . r o rto o a a lo ilA P B ^ n U lT , H loodr. B oor* U. E t o o k 11.20 H b u t >■•■ l i e , nc. 1 t II *2. «4 b a t h a « n ~ InilA P E R . C alif. C raloo 22.12 . l.f'.woM a, H boo l i r a 11 . 10. I t r o I ll.lt No U. R. man-of-war has aver LKTTUUB. C r a te s. le o b o r * 14.22 LEGAL NOTICES Texas Christian Gets Orange Bid ! MIAMI, lies. r-fA V -T w Ic e . beaten aad once-Ued T om * ■ Christian University, which two conquered seven m ajor football 1 teams this season, including I T rrts , will most Fiisnkls Sink. I, wish and th s U niversity. of r ' Georgia l« tho Orange Bowl bore on New Year's Dor, It wss aoenced Monday nkfht. * Bowl P rsildont W. O. Ward paado tha announeeinent a ftw Aburao a fte r To*as bad declined FARMERS’MAKKET M dkfHAJ’YOU I MM7Q8CA42S �7: . ■<i ■*'w< • -’ - 3RBS! -------------------^ ' V-.L .Y . .T'JCJ ■ ^ ..- J r *. *iagSRlW' c ' v - v'- • .'S B S B L y .V * •• ’ rA v ; • -, . ’t v £ l F H - ’f , . * . P iiE ^ ^ ^ S F w ' -•.- ra .i v: v -i Sanford La The On!/ Central Florida RaiL Hlghwa) da City Affording Affoi And Water Tra asportation 55555LRHSLC? u _ * *T. r»#s5.- v i I .1 . E s ta b lis h e d In m SANFORD, FLORIDA, WO^KMIIAY. DKI KMItKU * "*59* 11 11 ^ : k - v Member Asuociatcd Prow NUMBER 81 Enemy Forces Increase Made Reds Declare}Nazis In Libya Are in Lend Lease Marking Tinse Appropriation In Headlong Flight Open New S t John’s Cathedral . lull t* '•! 4' * Astor Declares Oman Conacrip* tfon Plan Should Be More Advanced* ______ B ritis h A tta c k S ta lle d . A s C ra sh e s A x is T h r o u g h E n g lis h Labor Party May • S p lit O ver B ill t s i A u t h o r i z a t i o n s O f I Jo- tonne Contracts To­ ta l C irc le $ 6 7 ,9 ! M ) .:i5 4 .» % Krtce July First F rom Rostov-on-don Misoha (Jives His Shjrt PARIS. Dec. i . — (A P)— Wa s h in g t o n , i ■: .,n The Germae commend la J-r- An la A1 n ilililitinsl n . h l'.».iu | Parle announced today • i 'U l 'I ’ro (illatio n H lm iht f ittlr i’U lm German Medical Cnrpe rr *lo. r.... fotinf Im t itu'liiiim g lrm | I* um * | fleer had been nhot Uat night and Immediately Im- Ifum l* fu r .1 \.ia t mi'roiiHo m |.t • poeed ■ < :lt P. M for few |<iuctiun o f ta n k s am i g u n * I • ' on Ike entire tenth arras* , !»ritl«h mi I ||ii>*iiin f t ii u « w id | [•Pproviii I.y Ilit- ||. u u? A |t|.|. - ' dialer ent. Ik e announcement eald • f*fiultt(llH ( e.llhliilttoo tit.Iny I lu* Inigo in w o u tla y v%uttlefl f Herman autbertliee “re* art. 'J ed the right to take graver,* l.» nig 4In* tntul t :»-11 mill r.-uir.** |.r eex «,|« ,| f,,r measure*". I jte r , the N ail# 1',d SMthurirMlNlIM /• IlHf SUIff J |||) | 111 10. let til,* f.|l«»f have warned of "series* con­ \ I,. sequence." If the attache j >lf*ggiPlillK ail....... . continued. A German *0Id­ ler » • • shot in the name JU . .«■••* 1- '.................................................... trtet recently. *4.,» iltfisu ti hi tit. making nt T*»l*« a ilrriPioit w lifthfi lit. .lap. I Il f ( u o r U l r d P r r M l In tha* Libyan campaign! |h#( ♦•,n*'H** w»ll vi*-M Am i icuii. Bill Was Announced To Take Married • Women Of 20 To 30 LONDON. Dec. 3 —f/PV— Lady Nancy Aator criticized Prime Minister Churchill - sharply today for not going • further in h!a proposals to conscript womanpower In hie House of pommons speech yesterday. ' As the Labor party was , (iermans Claim (Jains In Violent Tank, Infantry H a t t i e s On Moscow Front Russians Say Foe Is Panic-Stricken London Radio States Nazis S e c u r i n g Hei n f o r e e me n t s in.., B r it i. h I6 -.ln y .u ld o f ( r n * iv e le •*».*i*h -l» u t.Ii-t luit. -i- LONDON. Ore. 3.—( A P ) - . A Kent era dippaUh frtim Kuihyahev Maid Itxlajr an o f­ ficial Ku0«ian source had announreil Herman troops were abandoning Taganrog .ind re* treating toward Mariupol. Taganrog U 40 milea weat of Itoatov, which the N tlU admittedly have abandoned. On the renlral front tha NaiU aUo apparently ara suffering further reverse*. ........ It.m i reported n t l , „ t momentorBy . ' 1 ^ •tallnl and both «idee sparring | l»v tiding tin* ftirt '** nt w A m artean-bern mem ber o f P a r. for position. in I min t'liiuii .,, .-itt :i« k tiiu llam ent aaaerUd th a t Mr. CharThe Imperial encirclement of "••urlilHiritii; ,.<m ,i,v „( Tluidnn.l eU ll “had a blind eya where Pictured — woman are eoneernad,' and urgeJ of St. John the ‘Divine, New York City, ' dedicated in the pretence the foe* of the N atl commartdar 11S|i""* th a t all women be treatad alike. General Rommel had been b rn h - 1. ...V?',’ " ‘ *''* “/ 1*' l,,‘ “ I f yen don't conscript m ar. o f the g reatest 'throng th a t ever entered it. portal*. Iliihop Wil­ en by the reckless end repeatjd ,, B1IV„ Had women th ere will be (ra n t liam T. Manning conducted the dedication serviers which wee at­ tank charge, of h i. fifteenth ...... .................. „t ti„. I„.„d dU cotU nt," she u l d . tended by high church dignitaries and leader* in >11 walk* of life. U nk division which a t U sl and ,,f „ f|,.t ,||n .......... , f lin t. Mr. Churchill announced a bill The church, second largest of Its kind in the world, will not be a t great coet I lip \«a»eUlr«| I're u ) had emaahjd M alayan*. < ........ . t:„ . through , t the lower end of the w r,lt Ctorninns claitned new iralnn C m ^ l between* e f c a E ine W 1.i |Zn r t or B B*o flnlalwd for several year*. women Tobruk.Rex.gh corridor ta 1 ,n .... . ............. .. ............ T h e O l'M 4 j tpt r conA ervation d riv e m o v rd b a c k s ta g e in in violent tank nnd infnntrv a ad SO fo r the uniformed aer. rendetvous with tho 21at ilivislon .vB aa b u t restricting "lethal com. lying weary and wounded to the | T„k>ll „ gn'iii ntiiMitiif „f N ew Y ork v i n » M * h.i \ u e r , s t a r o f a fo rth c o m in g m u sica l, d o . liattle.H on the lilizzard-Hweot b a ta s t" duty to voTuntesre. east. lu lle d h it p |. d ',i v u nd cttllnr to Ilk a t'ha»<*( fam o u a c o m e, front before Moscow today, lioatiL* It* Jitit.tn in S«*uili Chare MU aaked Parliam ent Riissiiin.t declared Thi* British setback appeared • v l i 'r n A**ii» v»;m |»irtnr**«l in tin* tliertnc, wlm i >i .i* .*•'« th e a tr ic u l d ivision. Old p itp cr will be but the yesterday fo r powar “to require damaging b u t ta r from diaaa. 1 •ra•^a w hile lh»* g*>vi*Miim*nl < l'i the Cermnns were thrown c o n v e rte d • n ' lm tlefenm* use. Mint ha lik es th e idea so morn— to b a n e In th e uniform troux, for a British military ilif'l lilt* |in*gri*rei« Itf 1 1re llrm t. 1buck in two kvv sectors. o f the auxiliary services of the w ell he g>tt« h i t ••!! h it h ack fo r It. spokesman declared Tobruk's link tialioiiw w ith llit- I'l n l f t l S ta le The Reds claimed the '‘paniccrow* o r (toll defenae," h u t h r with Rexrgh had not bean whol­ stricken enemy" still is In arid th a t “ fo r toma tim e to ly broken. Moreover, British esmcome* thta compulalow. would ’ be mand of ths Mediterranean waa heudlontr flight from Ros­ accompanied by B ritish superior­ tov in the Ukraine. ity In th« air. < ■ The Lonikm radio *ald G ar. Although the British lost Ret r man* are pushing rrinfnrcamvnta - r j — ----------segh Itself and the nearby aetfrom Mariupol, 100 m ilts weat llem rnt of Blr al Hamed in the; process, the brtrak.through wh* of Ro*iov, in an effo rt lo halt fa d ed only on a narrow sector. -----------, affected aectar. I tho Russian countrr-offenalva to NrJUsh aoO a a n i i , team lhftj-t W.. A. X iaitfLaLLjaas rl». ted [ tha south white . Aha ) U ansdM th e -Ststaan ,* Aonly a l< M atetory, d e cla rer Wor»hipfol M a-ter «f the Mn. I ’ . , , , . , , 1 ? ,,^ Claimed hoir tank^iupportcd In­ vapor tad opposUidp to h i, elec­ l)n|vpr<lty <»lea Club, Frances son* fn, thi* t-nttiinir in.ulnir >»*:ir y,*nr lu-t L 4 I U I U J t,r t» « tr I Or that tha confidence nf the Ini. fantry had cut fr*«h swaths tion yvaterdny In (Irouu No. 1 Arkley ami Chris Napoli, ac­ perlal forces had bern In no niifht nt tin* mri*tiitir •o f S u n fn n l F o r through the Soviet Moscow d». In fUnford’a geavral election companied by Doria MUligan. en wav Impaired. Lotlgr No ll.' E. anti A .„ , . _ fense lines. The !lu*at«na counjM 0b Raymond MUligan, ,re*L when be received VI votes as " It may delay matter* fm h II. at tin* M«01'int’ l.tNlgf, rln | » . ( hristm as 1) a n C e : terr.l With claim , of the recap. A t nf Sanford fa r the paat -10 against ona th at was ca*t fe r tertained the .mem bers of the few day* .longer," ba added. tin J i T r u w ic k untiniinrtMl I tun* of three vlllagv* in the vL yrnun, died a t U s homo on Itaute John Nanev Garner, according tu Klwanla Club a t their weekly thin otornmir. No. 1 U at night n t lOsSO o'clock City Clark II. N. Bayer’s report. luncheon meeting today a t the I*. M I4» t i >. i»n»minmt r«”“ ihighway j <“• MothaUk sector, 57 mllva D (!. Darty, flat i* K V I am* waa in chart!** of . . . . . , - i s r i t of Moscow, and the retreat fallnw lnr an liUaaa of ona year. II. Jam es G ut was ir-electcd l‘> Valdes Hotel. the tiinruT which was srrvetl nl dfiii wul gi*v%*’» of Srminuh* •nl rulmmi, gave driver. Irsl, < ()f | j rrm in , f rBm teveral towns ) i r . JfilU gan waa b o m In the City Commission In Group 7.€0 I* M. The election followed. fiMinlv f*»r miiny >*’arH, *11•• I m no nilrer* of the Junior t hsmla-r m , h|! stallnorgorsk sretor, 120 Mils Arkley u n g “ W etcri of turn. 8. a on Oct. **, No. S, receiving 01 vote* with Jb«* (J' lizulcx w at clectcil Sen­ Tnlluhii* *»»*, Hiidth'iily, yt'nli’rtidv f Commerce who Attended the mill-* southeast of the capital. Minnetonka’ end “ If No One nnd elnee H# torn lived in ona mutilated ballot ra*t put. ior AVunlcn, It. (I. Hri**nn i* ftilhivb inif it hi'iirt utturk. On the fifth dny of his ex­ meeting County, ba baa been Mr. Blmhop will surecod G. K. F.vvr Murriea M%", Mi Merry horn In MinNou. ■•ignniialion'a regular while Mr. Junior Wartlcn, J. O. Huff* it* panding defeat Field Marshal roll by the A tlantia Coast Rollins who did not cek rea d e r, Napoli’s selections were "Sere­ IrviMurcr nml t*. J. Humph, aer. ri <i »mI iliinntr I»m curly ctlut’ii. la-t night a t the I’uirns and Kleist still apparently waa un­ I»e>n •Iii*Iii*i| luw. Ilia early hu»- 1'ines liming Room, Roy Wright, _______ (a d an * m achinist.. lion. ftlary . nade’ and “ la Um Luxrnbvrg able to make n m ajor stand, for »nicer wnn Rpcltt ill Mexit'ii Barv Iram a f the deceased man The City Commlsaicn m et st Gardens”. “ Let Me The MnMina M.imiiir heard itcuni Iwo m n brief nrici iliitoi " » .......... .. *• n o tary of the group said lo. while the Itusslnn* were Jubilant­ Call You a n t U a wUaw, Mra. Paulina T. Boon today tu accept the report, Automobile lleenae sale* for tin* addrrsse* by Senator K. K. llu u -. •• •’"••"•"l f - r nlun.l ■lay. . Following the completion of ly eluiming that hi* flight was S w eeth eerf and "A h! Sw tet MUligan: three daughter*. Mlaa in which an oven loo voir* wenfirst two days In 8eminolr Cuailv '’ l,u* •”/* during llut ".■summations," pamphlets on | so headlong that the pursuing Mystery of U fa" were arranged have nearly doubled Uut yr>r'» holder nnd llroth.-r Will'an. A. "'*'••’• ftanuHLit Mititffuu, Mlaa Julia cast, Mr. Hayer stated. 8milhi*r«t former i»»;lir»* nt I'hiL 6*i. 11111.j \ « iiiRiirraction prriinl t ■.af f ic legulatjons were ilislri- Red fo u rs were not always able a* dtiets. and Mhu Cecelia MIDI. - ............. m ien Tax Collector Jno. I>. Jin- Bdclphin. I'a. Mr. Iluuahridrr wn^ 1 Ih ii’i'llb before cnmilit? to Sun. liiliil among the Jaycees. to keep him under fire. Berlin K. C. H arper, president-elect kina disclosed this morning, wh* ii ana brother, Mr. Harry waa m. George L ainbart w ts re-elected in honored curat nt *hc banquet , fi»r*l, The various committees in showed a pendsivnt disinclina­ Charleston. H. mayor df Oviedo In It* City of ths KiwaabK eammented after ha (tatad th a t sales on Dec. I and *a wn« Circuit Court Jiitljrc M j gutted huHneaa ill nrlnmlo with rhurgo of arrangem ent for the tion to talk about the south. not often 3, amounted to 63,107.15 as com­ lit** fiilhcr. While he J ivimI In San. Jan ie Daffy (lection yesterday. R. F. King, the program, " I t b Smith. l hristmas dance, scheduled fur Moscow asserted In foci that of Co. Orvn Burnatt, B. F, Ward and that wa have the privilege of pared with last yaar’a total of B. Th.Filtered Apprentice Degree , 'u jtru m . ntsl Ihs'. II in the Mayfair hall room, in a 101).miles stretch from Ros­ Allan Hunt were elected‘council­ having such a splendid program." $1,623. Will be eepferred on tin- next ' •" »•’■ •onelructlon nf a wu.li reported th at Invitation* are hath west to Mariupol the Guests jto the lu n c h e o n -----Dr. K D. i » * n l # o ‘ eooduct- man. and Dr. J. W. M artin waa Part, of tho increase la due t*> n regular communication, l*ec. |,l. ;h".i*,- and ,,re.rm»ler on Bear- being mailed this week and that tov Germans were everywhere dlsor. E*rl‘ J*e *te r and a m f rDalahlme r Hasty |6 raise on tha coat of tha tjr« I ■loll A venue which was the fir-t ad funeral at rvtofa f a r My. MIL re-elected to this group. Fdilie King’s orchestra has hern gantxrd snd that in ureas whsro o f tha Seralnala High School 1recorded uin-rnlum r f it.* kind in Ugaa this a fternoon a t «i0(» for m ret passenger ears, Mr. Jinms*ared tu furnish music for the their relrssl could he slowed m a­ A t Altamonte 8pring*, n new (lire Club and Mr. Ackerman of klna added. Also aiding In in ­ n l e t k la JCVfigtegn Cemetery, Florida. jor bod Ira were being entrapped Among his other activities in orrasion, . rWbaew ru n e ra l Heme In mayor waa elected when l>. 0 . W inter Park. creasing tha early sales b the n*-w Richard Ocas, president, dis­ and confronted with annihilation. S m ith ' defeated R. J . Bundy by lh-c. waa th e data decided rule th a t tag s with special >1* Hanford vvaa serving a* County a y a f a rr i a g KM ata. 63 to 66. Seven rouncilmen upon for the d u b ’s annual Christ­ Agent for a mimlg-r of year* closed today that many compli­ ware fleeted:- K. (!, Batr*. re. mas p arty for under privileged sired numbers may be obtained ahd a,,i..tlng in Hie formation of ments hava been received on the with the added paym ent of f l . elected, R. K. Hoffman. C. I). children of tip county. These the Hanford Farm er’* Kichango. I'.* 12 Juycre Annual which rnmr “ Motorists can obtain any num­ McIntosh, Jr.. Joe Dennett. I* children a re under the supervision an nffiliale o f the Florida Cilrus out last week and which will be T. Bryan A. U. Fuller und II. I). of tha fo a n tv N urse and of bers thay p re ftf on their llcvn-e . I F.xrliange. lie served n term a* presented to tuurlsta who ask If stIU available fo r t h b fee," Mr. information of Mias Carlin Palm­ Leonard Fletcher, commander j maml(fvr „f g|,0 tatter, Poller. L. C. Brooking waa vot. nursery ichowa. ad assessor.treasurer. , uf -ml lervlre* er, receptionist a l the Informa­ Plana fa r Lediee N ight were JtnklM said and added that th<- of ttyr Orlando I'oat amt Harry , diicuesed and action was refer­ Federal government has requeued R rvtsinger, aeventh district chair, j f(lr y|r |ie rry will lie announced tion Booth on Lako Shore Boule­ th at m otorists tu rn In their old M n of child welfare of the red back to the joaunlttec, ! laler. Hi* .urvlvnr* a re : hla wi­ vard. tag s to fcle office a s the metal I* jrion were the honor gurata when Thi* y rar’a annual contains -tfi ■low. Mrs. Riley M. Fletcher HerTuberculosis Christmas Seal valuable during the present emerthe Campbell Losslng American ry. nee Miss non“ n M IV w ll Marie Fletcher over 150 pages and for the first Legion Post met Monday night. from Indianapolis; one sister ill time, a pictorial oection in addi­ fund* hid rrachrd a total nf wUI re . lJan'. 16 b th ^ d ead lin e for buy­ A djutant J . C. -Traw ick a n . of 80 cents Washington, l>. C.S a niece in tion ta advertlamenU o f business 1168.85 yesterday when Mr*. J. Facing trial for hU life OonM • ing tha 1043 tag*. IWunred. Dnvloiia llrarh and two nephews firms, amusement parks, restau­ U Ingley, Scul Halo Chairman (barge of murder. Nelson Brown, rants ami cafes, flortata and Mr. Fletrhar attended tlu- who reside iii 'C alifornia. cotorad, wo« convicted of m an. C H ICK S W ILL ■ > SENT number uf organisations through­ for the Seminole County Tuber­ rm cA ao. D e e ; » - m — In . masting to aolicit Hanfonl’a as. slaughter Yesterday a t dbe Fall culosis and Health Association, ablance in th« (tat* convention, RATE HEARING) POSTPONED out the area. term o f C lreu\t. Court, O. P. d k n a an d I llb a b , gtighbore In JA C K SO N V ILLE Dee. Among the projects which were made hsr report. * Which will be held In Orlando, JACKSONVILLE. I)ec. .1 o f Am art. I P ) - The S tate W elfare H en d o n , clerk t f the court, said the a g rtc u ltu n l "When you make up your ra, m o n o p o lie s ! moat covitad announced T utaday eheck* will .May 6 to 10. Ha Is making visit* (/Ih— A second postponement of ill.cusaeu waa tha Lake Shore throughout the state. Mr. Kret- an Interstale Commerce Commis­ Beautification project Ned Bmlth Christmas list, b« sure to re­ Rmlth baa not pritea o f the 41 <|fttonm tbft- anneuaeed be seat to I nearly 10,000 ttrU Singer spoke to the U gionnsirea sion ruling th a t ratn-rlli-d prtipur. explained to tho (number* that * Tueaday. _ , ___ f a t . This morning al Seal. e f eldrega a m b iance, aul on the subject o f "Child W rl. tional rates on Florida cilrus a committee from tho organixa member tha Christmas the grand plants ft charge 'o f repo waa brought ______ __ lad « a d aid to dt to Ike blind fruits shipped by w ater from tin will work with the Garden Bmall In ilxa, It has dons a big ta re ." the age teat Johnny Smith, colored, champion and 'till has g reat things d ent ekOdren la Ume for Chris*Mr. Trawick also ntsted tire Jacksonville la now In effect. The Club In arranging the ’’traveltrs’ Job, white tomorrow, WUlte Mao Uaw- champtoll k to do. Tubtrculosls takes m m mas. T he ra m wUl be the Urg it is 75 percent paid up In I. C. C. has deferred Its order retreat" which will covtr a short lives bkaa. eolared, wjU-be an trial for tho U rono batween th* agvs o f 16 and (Bt d b b ersed during any one mberahip for 1043 as compare*! until Ik-rrm ber 27. F. C. Illllyer distance surrounding tho stone Before month elnee .Uw beard waa in- with 1041 figures. The enter­ attorney for local Interests, an­ bridge near French Avsnuo inter- 45 than any other disease," Mra. r> tt loosen,1 . Ingley said In urging th* par* >crtion. tainm ent rom mlttee of the Le­ nounced. chief ducted la 1037.. sad u rb eg chase of these tiny health gion will m eet tonight to deter, Carlyle e f •tear JtH ____ reflects about 70 per rent stickers. mine the types of amusement to 4 tha fb n k e f the ranU gbt tolllag e e l L Th* enormous toll of automa* be planned for the future. ’ 4tk," • 0M bite fatalities frequently is manfltted by pound r Honed, she continued, and In U f a re tie , Perdue many cat** th* end come* sud­ the finest lad., to . denly. and do** not, aa with tu­ •leer on berculosis, often Involva an anAmong lh« activities planned tourUt* during th« w inter are tire fam ily in distress and power, open to persona of this city aa ty which may Increase tha due* iVDOUL, Ohio. Daa. 3 during tho coming week for win­ r of th r dlsesM to other . A ataikft was salted toter visitors who have arrived In wolL A t 7:30 o'slosk Friday night r* of th e household. rnmrn tk s aksU sad bomh Sanford are a ten tomorrow a f­ the pupil* of Mrs. V . O. Flem­ “T u hereofoate la yrovretabte, Bi tha Ravenna ternoon, a musical program Fri­ ing end Mis* M srjorte Cogburn wl ws know how to t r n w l MU and a day night, and n boat trip which will present rending* and dances, I t Th# history of tha tad la front T bs V estry af tho Holy Crere will be sponsored by the Jay- followed by aommanlty singing loste movement proves this, af tha (67,Church will meet Wexi­ rees, Mra. Mayare Hadgkln, di­ in which th* gnUwring wlU t*ha has been achieved by an s t 6:00 o’clock a t recto r «f tho .recreation depart­ part. m ilting b a tik yaar by yaftr, m ent said today. i .rirra n HaftSt, Next Wsdnasday night Is tha by day, with tho fore* al .M n . J . L Ingtey, Mrs. JL A. llm# scheduled fa r Uw first boat vontlon arrayed solidly i Tha Board of Deacons o f th« Newman sad Mrs. Floyd F a ls e r trip for w fater ateltora and par­ this formidable enemy." >Rap (1st O m s k , will m *n will ha hotUooea to tourlota who sons who wish to vWw Uw aaon. ‘ By so m esas ta tha iday night a t 7:30 P. M. attend Um to* tom orrow a fte r- •ry along Um p k ta re a q M . BL won—we merely knot chore h. Johns Rivsr. “R re a m U o w win It If we <& not ranks or ssa tte r our fire, i County aa U e f Baft- Chamb# Christmas real la a bullet ‘ ' areft are [ ■ M M ’, in may U w ar a f pease and w ith of omvuaiUoiin Um ' j a eeaure, “Mr*. ~ ■n*“ . t m t& l O v . , 2 SS2*tlm "f.W . UP at • Bishop And Gut |Kiwanis Hears Are Elected T o S t e t s o n Glee City Commission Club Members -s W. A. Stansfield Heart Attack Elected Head Of j Proves F a ta l Masonic Hroup! Drivers* Tests Given Jaycees By Patrolman To C M. Berry Oviedo, A l t a m o n t e Christmas Party For Springs f l e c t i o n Needy ChUdren To ** ‘ nnounced l|e .Staged Dec. 17 Many Years Dies I n T a 11a It a s s ec Plans Reported He Complete To Jinki/ns Reports Big Increase In Auto Tag Sales JSt Si c. Heads Of Legion M eet To Discuss Welfare Problem i, Railroad Men Wffl G ft Wage Increase Soon 't w w W i Christmas Seal Sales In County T o t a l $168.85 Negro Convicted 6 Of .Maiudaughtcr Two State* Share Livestock Honors e r t$Sm i Strike Colled At Bomb Plant Parents “Get Tc City News Briefs Recreation Director Announces Activities Planned For Tourists K londay TU a ■•i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c349a2f8d11959438e306c2b01957b6e.pdf 72b3bf8d0d7b4773007ea5c5c5c8378d PDF Text Text \ \ ;. ■* I u zl Vv ■TS W PAGE Girls Want Equal Sports R ig h ts At S chool Students Of Three. Local School* Give Program At Seminole High ' *•* • Msrgeerli# Deere a K Heveral year* ago the girl*' Inter-aeholastle Sports of Seminoli High wore discontinue! for no apparent reason—merely a meeting waa called and this « » decided. The various other school* in the stats hav# Inter-aehola»tic •porta and find It satisfactory. The Girls Tranls Club of thla school hava also mat opposing out of town teams with no frlctlrn. Ths girls mat sad mingled with many type, of girls nnd made friendships that today are fsst. Rrmlnole High boys are nl. lowed this pleasure and sure, ly tho stria, the rentier sax, ran have Inter.School sports with quits as much aueceaa. Roms of ths present fl. II. R. teachers remember whan, as stu­ dents hers they wars allowed •his privilege, and the few that hava given an opinion express th« wish that the present girls mar enloy ■ Inter-scholastic sports, If and when the custom Is taken up again at thla lata date. m GRAMMAR SCHOOL N o tes Thespians Elect O ffic e rs For S c h o o l Year By Ifemvm Middleton Two songs. -Th# Lord |« My “ - - - Lullaby,1 j Shepherd” and- ”-Brahm’s by the West Sid* Primary (Jis* Club, under the dlrsction of Mlaa Dorothy Stokes, opened the regu­ lar ehtpel program at Seminole Itlgh School b u t Tkurrday Nov­ ember 20. An Ensemble from tha Ulee Club also sang, “Playmites” and"Th* Monkey Bong.” The mem­ bers of this U e i Club are as foj. lo«u: Richard Mall, Ann Reborn, Jsnlee Reel, Carole David, Evelyn Jones, Johnny Mae Jones, Luther S S l T l mSmith, S h . Mildred David, *'jJimmie - Bni,thKrvin, and Bhlrley Ervin. Junior Hi School *S*much ' \l* ‘ ?s. ^ v -v '£.. ... l * c i - ’- BATUHDAY, NOVEMBER » , 1M I ' « y Adohldo Richter At too Grammar School wo ore Brlsson By Lok Caldwell aery busy, practicing fo r our 6. “Cloud* or A meeting of the Thespian tosjotj* wklsk wo are going to Club member* and twenty five Janice Reel Doc. 11 nnd It. enthusiastic now membera .waa «. “Rust* Entertains”, by Johnny In It ws hero gash Interesting presided, ever by Mack Cleveland Mae Jons* groups of peril at tha bom* of fcok GMdwsll. 7. “A Puppy or A Kitty", by bearers who ape dnasul to Nov; IP. Ann Rabom Christmas colors and tbs Prims Officers for tho coming seme*. These children were well toTrims who are Introducing U r were sleeted and they ar* as relied by the student*, and their acd a bothcraomo "soaLasf#" UW. follows: President, Mgpk Clave. entertaining program equals Th# bath robe rovers ar* n eoml- land; vie* president, Kenneth Ecbthat Seminole High Students cal group to o ff sized gift ok; secretary, Patty Hodgs; give. robe*. Christmas psrfom* ee David Gatdtel; clerk, Th* second portion of tho pro­ to fo r Its bit of notie* whoa tbs treasurer. u . ^ l. w u a t -> gram waa la chary* of Mbs Ls- perfirm# bottle* give forth with Martha W kkk Mbs Betty Bnhrmsn explained jenrj Whiddon, teacher of music In that tha now members *would be the Grammar' 1,T»o ychrbfM O Toon**, nob* nuksra, Florida Facta Befools. Th# complete program necktlee, lalloona and other ml*- In the Dramatic club until they had gained th* points necessary Also: Mary Ellen Losing, Mil- follows: , sent gifts. Shoppers sad rubbish _ There a re c e rta in facta about Florida with which many died Barineaj, Eugene Barlneau, . 1. “Appleblossom Tima”, a song, corile In to templet* th* Christ­ to be Thespians. Patty Hodge gave th* alma Tommy Mtthvln, Doris Welles. by Phyllis Allan and Barbara mas rush season. f the people of thla state are not acquainted. A review of sad purpose of th* Thespians, Kliiabeth Am. White, Bonny Whitmore As cheery cherub* w* hav* after which the history of th* Heae facta la Interesting In that It Includes many thlngi Ixxlge, Joeeph Ervlse, and Betty 1 2. “ My Sister And I", a song, two boys, Jack Ludwig umf local troupe ar** gtveg by Dahlch you MAY not hav# known In the past. The review Jean Prescott by Anita Aiken Frank Mslach. Jelly Johnny b rid Gatchel. Then membership Includes numerous compilations which nra already fa­ Mrs. George Msffet, wto wc* In . 3. “Brmhm'a Lullaby”, a song by Spencer Hsrdsn and Francis requirements were explained by chari-e of th« t i n t half of this Larry Lotting and Clarence Gran Tempi*. Pins and Hally « tha Herbert Morebnd and Mlsa Buhr. idler ll' to you. Christ mat pages, era Mena Ruth min told of tho plans for th b program, wa* Introduced by Miss them The governor of Florida, for the 1940*1944 term, la 7 4. A tap dane* by Norma Jean Mills, Joan Bwlngls, Myra Jan* year. l.'orothy Sanford. Mr*. Maffst, rd Lindaey Holland. Membera of the state cabinet I Madden, and Doloroo McClelland. who ia a local expression teacher, Sayer It waa decided topt th* clubs Nathan J. Mayo, commissioner of agriculture; James rhrre student* attend Tha San­ continued ner program by present­ would har* a whole pegs In th* M. Lee, comptroller;' Robert A. Gray, secretary of state By L in k s T herabr ford Grammar School and Th* ing ergni 01 ncr repression pupils, right of her expreiatoi ■a fir . i . _ __ __ _____ 1 . P aIIm rn n lla L snnae n Mbs Thorn ley** room or Gram­ Salmagundi—half for tha ThsafcSTTotn Watson, attorney general; Colin English, superlnwho ar* In th* first, second, and Junior High School, mar school presented th* Thanks. pbna and half far th* Dramatic The remainder of ths program third glides. Th* complete pro­ 'fendent of public Instruction; and J. F-dwIn U rson, trearlrtog program this morning to Club. consisted of a cheer pmetlee, gram wra aa follows: ’ Mirer. The State Supreme Court conttnia of Armstead H. Dues for ths semester were set A two act p k y entitled 1. "Different Viewpoints”, by which was lad by Ha 8. II. 8. chapel. s t 2S cents. . Irown, Chief Justice, and Associate Justices Glenn Ter“Thankful Uotrta.” cheerleader*. Little Ann Rabom, Vocational School Dorothy Harrell Character*: . . A motion was mad* and car­ ttl, Elywn Thomas, James Bryan Whitfield, Rivers Hu­ of Mrs. MaffsttV students 2. "The Wondering Child”, by one Three eplnster ebtera; Mbs ried that tha club bg limited began tha practice by Introducing By Betty Colbert rd/A lto ft. Adams, and Roy H. Chapman; while the Joyce Anderson new yell. Shs gave tho yell, Anna bell* — Cherry Smgistary, to 60 members and It Iny mem­ When ws cam# back to school kte R ailroad Commission la composed of W. B. Douglass, 3. 'W here It Hurts", by Bally J wilh the m elons, and then tha Olg*—Gladys Wells. Mbs ber should mlaa two consecutive Monday, w* found that our room* tone Matthews, and Jerry W. Carter. W Ukk; Betty meetings without an cxeuaa ha I student body joined her the second Martha—E had been changed. In place of Margaret Miller tol Em- wUI be dropped. Th* msating waa The Florldavlelegstlon In Washington is comprised of our 4. "Growing”, t y Belly Jeanltim*. typing room ws now hare m* Jan* Thslma than adjourned, tors Chtrles 0. Andrews of Orlando and Claude D. ths English class, and where wo ••plans a t Ute meeting were Reynolds: Tom Baxter, neighbor Thssp cr of Tallahassee as well as Representatives J. Hardin had our English class ws now boy; Don Batten: Mina Bush kirk aa follows: hare typing. This Is much mors Dn of Lakeland, Robert A. “L$x” Green of Starke, convenient Helen Hutchison. Orlen Farrell, —th* town busybody; J* Hailey: Mias Mslach, be­ lent for f S.H.S. SASSIETY Dr. Gordon, tho minister; Charles Martha Wight, BUI B nnan, Mack _ rF - Sikes of Crestvlsw, A. Patrick Cannon of Ml cause shs now has no Interrup­ Cleveland, Herbert Moreland, Holtxelawi Refugee children; NOTES and Joe Hendricks of DeLand. In the 1942 congrei- tions In bar dictation claaass. Chart** and Joyce'English broth­ Kenny Echols, Lucille llall, Pat­ By Patty Hedge Th* pupils In th* “senior” _il elections, Florida will elect a congresaman-at-Iarge and aleter;j Brito Betty Jean Joan Wilkie ty Hodge, David Gatchri, Sher­ Homecoming! Wa won tho er a r t all working toward a By Geergs Spencer Ing to the fact t)u t the 1940 ceniue showed-, that Florl- clast a«d Jimmie Lodwtoi Jeannette wood Jacobson, Jack Harris^. gam* end everybody looked swell certificate. T hty slthsr can gst French - Maty Keabi Jenny, to* New number* w srsj^ Lob The following one-act plays will was entitled to another seat In the House of, Represen­ B tcrtU rial o r a Bookkeeping be presented s t th* Junior High especially ths sponsors. All sysa colored maM—Mary Elizabeth well, Kirby FmL->l*roy Hodgs, Certificate. Somstlms soon tho auditorium, Friday, Dee. I , a t wars on Florsne* Walls, to n Qsldwsll. Blllv Brualley, Billy Ilotlyhcsd, black ellk dress with red and The first elected governor of Florid* w»» William D. senior class Is going to slsct 2:00 P. M. and 1:00 P. M. Ttme—Thanksgivtog. Place — Philip Kronen, June Thigpen, gold draped scrota ths bodice officers, after they g st folly or­ Th* seen* in "Sparing tho eiey; the only two-term governor w m William D. BloxThe comfortable homo o f th* Bhlrley Ebk, Martha Perkins, Rod” is in ths living room of while her escort Earl Jeter wore tors* old maid ristera. Solobt— Loubs Non)gran, Audrey Bach, i; the only bachelor governor waa Albert W. Gilchrist, ganised. Miss Mslteh had forblddtn th* th* Johnson horn*. Walter John- E T teomlng teal blue suit end Anus Aiken, “My Btstar sad I”. Martha Pag*. B rito WUktoaon, tie* named for governors are Duval (William P. Du- sating of candy and cbswlng of ion, a 14.year-old boy Is being As Bb Klrtly cam* down Anita Betty KlagT Lucy .Ward, Cathar­ Announcer—B -Billy lahboL the field everyone noticed bar th b Broward (Napoleon B. Broward), Hardee (Cary A. gum during typing porlod. One punlibed by His mother because Parent* ■ ine Clark, Mtaal* Both Odham, appearance In a navy bio* wool ngTetTra Ana* Stins, Aim* -Grantham, ee), Martin (John W. Martin), and Gilchrlat /Albert day sh* breams suspicious of s hr went ewimmlng without per­ suit end a matching breton aaUoi w on: Win. lump In M srrlt Staley's check. mission. Walter has to s it'to » Mr*. Frank EX H slky. M m T T f ! Kathlesn Bryant, Jean WhigGtkhrlnt). “MsrrJt, era you sating candy until th* arrival of hlo fa- hat. Arcompentog her waa How. CakhroU, Mra. H. Batten, Mm ham. Pauline McClelland, Bhlrley '•Florida’* capital la situated a t Tallahassee, In Leon or chewing gum t" th* asked. ehalr Bote lee who never looked ard thsr. Walter’s mV her w arfi bar R. N. Wtodkam, 1fra. Cl. E. Smith, Eunice Tatum and Eva kandaom* then when bo Walk, “ n r . The state motto Is "In God We Truat" while the Mr*. John Ladwlg and Jo Kennedy. “No.” replied Msrrlt, “I'm Just husband to spank Welter, Bo dot* a navy Una suit and hat. flower la the orange bloeaom, and the itate bird la totklng a prune to sat at lunch.” Erma Johnson, W riter's 12-yearA1 yellow ehey*itthemum Mr*. J, A. V an. eking*: bird. The state song, designated by a legis- Ik our offkc practice class old slater; however. Grandmother and Mr. Johnson *fn on , . resolution In 1980, la "Sewannee River” by Stephen wo ’ »r* now la*ruing to apply Johnson W est Side Primary for a job In Ui* correct way.r. w s Walter’s aid*. You should to* tkofr attlr*. London U th# larguri city In what finally happoned to pojjr ar* *!*<• practicing for a play Wednesday moratog at IttOO ’'Rare.Id Hall waa sporting «U Dm world. This cite has more Added facta ahow that Collier County nty la 1 the largest which w* are going to giro soon Walter. Thla comedy 1* bring di­ 'attractive tto whkh ho won a t than AOOOJXMi Tho Thames o’clock th* Second Grad* pupUs division according to area, and that Union Coun Tho following studsnU ore go. rected by Mbs HartCharacter* to “ Bparlor the a dane*. BHUng not far nway K im H o nude London a very presented a play “Thla to Thankato bo out of town for th* th*- smallest countv according to the square mile* Tbs following children Rod." ar# as follow*; Walter wab Charlie Park w i s H t r s h t - Urge seaport Many peepk vbll nksglvlng holidays: ; Florida ranks second In alxe for the'states east of the r_rt: .Tommy WUktosom, Johnson, Bobo Msro; Erma John­ liter jacket and trytog to keep th b city to study a rt or musk Mrs. Freeman, Tampa or to tho on* *ys on h b two lltU# bro­ risson, Walter. South, Mary end to see Its famous gardens, Jaaa son, Dorothy Crumbly t_ f f c t j ilppl River acordlng to area- The oldest city In the “woodsT • g alkrks, London Ls*. Evriyn Jones, Eugvn* Bar‘ at**, SL Augustine, la located In SL Johns CdUn- Msrrlt Btalsy, Georgia f Mr*. Johnson. OUlo Brils FnttoM thers and th* other #y* on tho cathedrals, • John’s, Bridge, London Tower nnd West­ Henry Johnson, W g h t K lm evj Coank Ludwig. Carver, “th* woods“ t Mrs. Pat­ Grandma Johnson, Patricia WpU *^Votod the best dressed hoy to minister Atbsy. Tk* King and tomb. Mildred Ls*. BMrky .__ Jty fine tchooU of higher education are found In terson, Deland; Myra Wallses, ll^f, — morn-'Thomas, — T>.oraas, Bailie Every Bafik Margarot J tSa settlor class,- Philip Kronen, Joasn Ur* tkssr, too. ~ Hirer City; Mrs. Maxwsll, "L and of Sunshine." They include the two atata Indian Ths usual family situation of * waa aeon nt th* gam* wooring hla tog thsr* era bum crowd* of Dick Button HaroM-Btomp* Maitland; Miss Mslach will do Bmhtagham P ri- k m Naugbcr, Dorothy H -the University' of Florida at GalneavlUe and the her “stufflag” at homo, and one ear family and *7,r r » i^ * 0u now FaH tm**d suit. atqusW* astleed Ethel MeDsnbl, a wonttoir to got i Btate College for Women a t Tallahassee—and tha Betty Colbert, Lakeland. W# hope hoy Ita BaUlmor^ found to Urn plsy "Who G eu now ntadsnt from that everyone wUI hav* a happy endowed institution*—Unlvsralty of Miami, Mi Ik * moat famous garden b the Car Tonight. “Th* ChUdran f Tam pa,University. Tampa; Station University, De­ Thanksgiving! her fine school Kensington Gardes*. Bsbscca; “My brother Is playto go theta to **e Pater li Rollins College, Wlrlter Park; Southern College, hjg hm»ky from corrSepondtneo PaOfs su tu e. Tb* oshool children Dolphin* Haatv. Earllna’s ad‘and and Webber College, Babson Park, Loudon loved Barrio’s stogy of inlrsr, sra* choormg with all hla Of Myra i “How does ho do thstT" even I ^ s r a t o n toted scenic spota and polnta of Interest Include the Peter Pun so mush that they which he dislikes vary m o e^T k # y k t to a b k sk sweater and • “Ho malls them amp. gave to*It pennies to bora a Weat, "city a t the end of highway leading ty Rebecca: aolutlon waa anllroly vwtuposvenvelopes.’’ status of Peter Pun mads ^ & r d ik ll, Chester Har& Mbs Bwnto Urmtod tos pUy. snaacola, location of Naval Air Station and Oar librarian, Mlaa Westminister Abbey k 9 very "" to a black Characters w a a a IritosratJKrof tha A ir"; Camp Blandlng, gigantic Army totensttag place. The chair to ) near Stark* j Jacksonville, Florida** largest city and SOUTH SIDE NEW S Jones. _ Carl Mosai Mra 9 3 of Kngland hav* hssa Jsi 9owned l a huge nets air training school; Miami. ‘The Magic i f ® ia front of th# stands m n to# la For the past two weeks, wo them. In the scat of th b ■and Florida** second largest city: Tampa, home of hava bocn thinking of ths or. three teachers responsible fo r chair to rn b a rock whkh Jacob 11 Field, Army air base, and hundreds o f ’cigar f a c phent In Jacksonvllie alth. vlua-si and nearly m od uow rittow wbrn ho drsomid In tf* pUy "“OraaimytKri G rtM W y of th* laaidsr. * l-Bok Towsri thw-“T*J-Mah*L or 'America” a t Lake •very shll din tha school has con­ Tho T r i m of L ouden k sa­ flneet beach"; tx ! Daytona Beach^"world's fln*e£ Silver tributed something to their hap- Nick," Nbh Wsalbrook ha* » ^ * aa entry to • to -i; the "Big *IW* near Sanford; the Ever- places a t th b Thanksgiving i t s . grandsaotosra h was proskm to * grosa ber Interesting place. Thor* k umns. Th# mnu ri yellow psaeaat blouse v u ( swamps awa vast In Southern Florida; and the exten:itko that aria# wbsri « r. IM j On Friday morning, so* of owr alszlt 4 Mb* Bsnfsrd ever an sri* Qrandmstow __ calk on TU* gTovse of the atata as well as the other agri friends, Mrs. K. D. Bjtewris* parks In tk k tower a n d -l r ^ II I blue suit with m l mink i th* aarard ksd to us *n a T*ry Interest­ Woothrook to mnko ing subject. Shs draw pi*turns to whbk Wad* to nn i n —ing tU* tall* nt tho — w , By EDWARD MARSHALL shed by « f boy* from Ju n - to m * . — -i UJuitrato her talk. Bha told n# max. Tb* »!*y » * • * now 1 to hava.kind eyes, kind mouths, Mrs. .B. Barns*. yrrlooked aa tt Characters sra a* f kind ear* and find good things m e t Close Industrial A rts to bo » ho trad to IK other people. WsathrOok, BUI new puolU have tome Wsathroek, 84 Plum nr* iucceiaful Year Prove Successful ““ our ‘ school. They are Juno Ttnoy, Jte » » m U mJ* Catherine Loo, D<aoo Deaton, Jwm s s W tlli Gertrud# Fraeer. Mary Tk# ^Industrial Art* Class (a gave th.ir last Billy Moon and Ray. s s al*kL_Nrr, . Lindear. _ [•w m uttu U ri ’0 thask tb* Hsarsnhr would otherwise ■unaklno end for rtt ts L ^ if J t V-“A *»• • -■V ' ••__a • i? " -^ / ‘^ -? ' t f ' . ^ *" • ••-7 R '. -c:*>.-nj ■• l W - .< ? •-• *. ’- C r ; c W ^ ,CTV ^i . . - v »*«* . •; ;. - * H 1 g A M fO H D H E E A IA , B A N T O t f r t U O K IP * BDt Editorial S taff '* i *o * ----- _— :-------------------------- E4«f»rl MantaU h YAliar ..... IMm Oallwdll . Cite U llw — _____ — —__ ______ K alkrre Wlaste* t'MBlf Mllap ---- - ---------Narndvlfd Dbbpbb v YAllmtm . Ml Hemb ffdlr J m S llerrieo 4. rtirrevo r iw iw ... . | erilH Mall H eart t e r t m u i Menrseett* Uesree . . Patricia HaSe* ' g, T. A Marjert* tee** Kalhcvre Wlsotea Wm ..1 ; ________________ 1 ■#>« OerCcrca ...............- ..... a Mteal*tee F.5, Ji ftfflo# ------ - **;----- * l l t r u Mery CUeeel ---------- -----Hakee Orldi r eft#II _riEFVBf* Wdlld ____ nnuc PUIcr Mice Math llaaO .-f Hkcsamssy •.-» m II :i i v. <£&£*** % ... “ •as* LYM AN NOTES Mr*. Douglas Mra. 4 r s strong, district and_county tubP, A- In srvbsrs for th* e h irf f of tho Iil pcctlrsly, w eri a t Lyman‘ Mon­ day, November 24, to visit dif­ ferent rooms, i t sms later an. pounced that tha lunchroom would b« under full time W. P. A. supervision begtentag next Monday. W* wer* aU sorry' to sc* Mar­ ian Thompson more to Orlando with her taro young krothaga, BUI and Don. She will enrol) as a Jun junior to Orlando High School. Ia spUa of Injuries received at th* beginning of the ............................football Lyman recuperated and won tho last two games of th* season defeating Winter Oarden and UmatUla 13 to 0. Ten new pupils am end school last week. Th#a P. T. A. mosttag has postponed uattt the 19th of mber. They will bo entartatoDeeember. ed with a musical Cantata, gtvsn by_th* Qbe dub. ^ . Th* Homo Makers d a b > i d Its monthly aockl la, tho firm of n Chill Supper nnd backward party a t tJb Horite a f M M k 'l k r r . the guests dtneed _ •t Loi? 1AH* WaBu HBBto er. Colleen Ckrk. M Dolly Beaty, Mary * C H S Link, M urrkl Proteott, PTescott, Mag Prsscott, acott, Edna Carter, Frances Farina, Caron wr. w i am.era (Srtaa, Garon Howell, Dorothy Mason. Aanto Humphrey, Mary Catherine Gray, Betty Ann Wells, Patrick Blmpeon, Marjorie Bous*.JHM a Bruit, Naomi Reiter, _GbUm) Elgin, Marilyn Miller, Ittrm ln* Clark, Gertruda Hudson, and BhsUk Mack. Th* first of th* debates will be held to. Orlando with Mlaa Marchman to eharga of debating thla year. Mr. Wells attended a meeting to Dsland of too Contra) Florida Debating league ecncsratog toss* debates. Th* SubJect choacn for dobatng k Resolv­ ed; That every able bod ltd male cltixsn to tha ; Ualtod 8Utea should bar* on* .year af ■full tiro# military training before at­ taining th* present draft ago. Thb debit# wUI b* on Dee. 19 at Orlando Senior High’s sudlturioH. toriom. Oviedo brought to Lyuun last r .U k ti weeks before, titled “Billy’s % • »»& ?• (I (9 (9 (» O ■ ^r BEMINOLR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY NOTES .TIM Junior Guild selections for o ", h “Homo HandL Qlria" by H ath M. Hall A. K—I , 1U1L I , n f M , ta rn tow to plan n gam* for their homos tod how mak* tod operate raartastetlss and to bolld a stags for them. Thar* or* direction# for dressing Nf «br#r dolb from o d L T n l soda that a n fun to have sprawtag on thalr beds. They will chapters on suing and g Tha authors and daughter, . HL. wham took fs* hays mod* to th k fkid. — x - t - a A 'S Oliver when ho trav sk country. Tho dramatic foktao with ;oitay‘ •TsSTftBSR many favorable out-of-town 3 3 kaml choir • w« a. •Mm. Thla OVIEDO —r i Oviedo -Totulor • M IL J Vi'-r ter �T '§mm 9 g jf* * TKm <•■ **i[ * & A N IN D EP f t r . m .',,1t w in s • r ft I b r a l i t A aj V O LU M E X X X III Established In 1M8 wvlm m y A ILLY Y NEW SPAPER SA N FO R D , FLO RIDA, DAY, DECEMBER 1. S a n fo rd Is T h e O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail H lg h w ij A nd W a te r T ra ru p o rta lio n # 1911 Member Associated Press NUMBER 79 All American1 Russian Gains Influence Japs Id Position Air Unit Wil To Halt Foe Fly For To Continue U.S. Negotiations Caucasus British Are • . . m v& English Troops Have American Pilots Aiftd Planes Will D e ­ Marched 300 Miles Newsman Captured* fend Burma Ro£d To Gulf Of Sirte A g a i n s t Japanese From Egypt Coast Since Recapture Of Rostov By Reds, N a z i B R etreating T o w a r d Mariupol Admit Superior Russian Strength 35 V illages Retaken In Fierce CounterA ttacks In Sector BERLIN,- D*c. 1.—(API— e iH lin la H r a m unit* battling toward th e Rnaaiaa capital u v " n t n , Moscow with th* aid *f good fWM i l . u a , " a N ad millta rr apoteamaa asserted today. The apohaaman did nut aar aa what part of tha rarvlag Mm m * front the advance had beta mad*. --■ ' , v ! <*- A aahlH m a t T h e R uesian re c a n tu ro o f R o sto v , g a te w a y to th e C a u ­ c a su s oilfields, a p p a re n tly ended N azi hopes o f a n Im ­ m e d ia te cam p aig n into - th e C au casu s, an d th o R u ssian s also re p o rte d t h a t G erm a n s 4w c re flee in g w estw a rd to ­ w a rd M ariupol befo re tho rein fo rced R ed arm y . Bafara Moacow, tha H oniara claimtd m a p tu re of 35 vtUage* and town, in flarca counter-at. tw in . Tha German* admitted •o p trler Russian strength in tha Rostov aactor. Tha Ganaana ahh ecknowlad red eaaualtl.. from R. A. F. night raids on Hantburg and Emi ml R Briitoh mewl ______ appfoachea In a battle which' aent tha German com. rrander thert, Plaid Manhal von Kl lest, fleeing to Mariupol on ibd ahor* of tho Sea of Aiov. Tha only Carman a newer to the Hed victory claim* in tha Roatov.Donata baa in ration waa contained in dispatches aaaarting th at tha slaughter of attacking Ruaalan troop# waa reaching “fan ti.tlc proportion*.” • In tha Russian dafanao of tho vital Soviet Caucaaua oil atippliea. German dispatch** described «* wav« after wave of Red# cra.hiag Into the Naal lines patting tip almost unprecedented fire. But tha Moscow radio said Uieaa waves bad harled the Germans f n m Rostov clear back to Tagan­ rog, 40 milts to Um west which Um Germans took aix weeks ago. • •S e v e n Permits Is s u e d A t City . B s l l l i a s t W eek W I ,■■■# ■■ Among tha sevaa permits la. taed a t tha City Ball last weak ware two to re-roof building*. Tha Tempt* Bath Israel WUI contract f i t English to. re-root 9 a ay nag oa uo on ■ B aaath Street. Armnka Takaah *bjaocontracted P. M. English to rajpoof her - dwelltngTacated on ' Eleventh Street between P ark and Oak A Luff*Prince waa lamed a permtt to contract Henry WUllama to aaaka repair* aa bar dwelling an Third Street nad W. £ permission to a wash boas* oa Cedar MANILA. Dec. 1 —IVP>—h r -th " near future the vital Bungs Road supplying China will ► defended from Japanese atr-.d)tack by an AII-American air composed of American Down by American pilots the Chinese flag, U waa her* today. All personnel of the forego listed officially as mambefll.j the Chinese Air Force. Tha' Jority of the men already 'I thg In this unique branch of.'j Chungking government1* - - ^ force are former regular I ter* of the U. S. Army Navy There are more than 10#.' these veteran service pilot*. Officers and enlisted man V rmltted to leave the Ua stes armed fortes for Chin*. Officer* will not lose Armyj Navy ranks or promotional ra specific purpose of fighting In the American services, they continue to receive P»T- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - IS LONDON. Dec. |._ ( A P I — Arrival In Britain of the first (reap of Danish vel. ‘ ameers from the Halted Statea, was saneenced today by Cased*. Oaa of two America# newspaper corrcspondanta cap* lured by A sh fortes In Libra, Godfrey Anderson presumably will be brought to Romo and re . leased after a short tlma, accordq lag to rep o rt Anderson was with the advance British force* whea captured._______________ Students WhoHav$ Jobs Required To Get C e r tif ic a te s Schoal children between tha ages of 18 and 18 must have a tarUfleato from the Stat* Labar BonW in order to accepl elthar foil ar part-time jobs accordtat to Information received by T , ^ f. LjVrtan, county school laperto- T h h rala also w in affect dtodents now working. All will have to sign certificates at Mr. Law. ton'a office. At present there are five temporary form* to be filled o u t They are certificate of age for mlnore, health eertL fiesta, school record, statement of need by parent or guardian, and record of documantary evi­ dence of age. • Compute information on tho rule has not bean obtained, Mr. Lawton addod. Tha State board is working In TalUhaaae* now, and more information on the var­ ious condition* of tha law U ex­ pected toon. Tha main purpose of the rule Is to prevent children from quit­ ting school to work unless it l* absolutely necessary. II? Ireaglalpd N > r British Cairo Headquarter* today announced the advance into Libya has carried 300 mites from Um Egyptian border to the Gulf ofCSIrte, south of Benagasl, ng the British In poelUon to cut off the wr.tward retreat • f Axis troops trapped to the asst In Libya. The British have widened their corridor into Tobruk to 10 miles and have separated the two mein remnants of German General Er­ win Rommel's two battered ar­ mored divisions engaged in tho batUo for Llbys. On* Natl division, tha 16th. last night was southwest of tho corridor with British tanks press­ ing In from the south. Theso Germans were reported trying desperately to break westward through the British trap. Rommel's other division, the l i s t . Is northeast of the corridor and yesterday morning launched an assault upon New Zealanders holding them In a vice-lik* grip. The general commanding this Uliter ttar division was captured by Naw Zealanders when he over­ reached himself with aa armored assaulting column a t Bir El Uambruk’s defense perimeter. He was taken to Tobruk. The most confident British communique In the 13-day-old battle declared that Imperial forces had thrust to tho Golf of SlrU beyond Bengasi, slicing across tha Axis' supply line far g fcg Bj& s British source* indicated Ax. „ resistance waa crumbling and that tha final phases of a fierce desert tank strugfi* may be near at hand.______________•_ Christmas S av in g Club Checks Will Be Distributed Sergeant Vickery Joins Army FORT RENNINO, Oa., I.—(Special)—S tart of the officer candidate class here arrival of Sgt. Philip M. cry as a member of that was announced today by LA. R. R. Coureey, commandli fleer of the Candidate Bai The officer candidate under the supervision o f. Um fantry School, and Is the of it* Lind in 23 years, of— , enlisted men oppertgnUy to Hw from lb* ranks. Candidates are astocted sis of Uadarahipt ability, fibre nsuwg efirp* -ore* clgn station In tho Army. Sue cessful completion of tho rig­ orous three-month course results in commissions as 8ccond Lieu­ tenant* of Infantry. The new candidate is the ann of Mr*. Lillian Vickery. 308 West Third S t , Sanford, lie entered the army In Nov. 1040 as a National Guardsman and wia formerly wjUt the 124th in­ fantry- Christmas Saving* Club checks written In tha 8anford Atlantic National Bank are ready for di«tributlon. J. L. Ingtey. executive vie* president, stated today. Per. sons who started wrekly savlnrs accounts last December may rail for their money beginning to- “S S S JfT S S L - hotter •*■** ■ Ho lasata will bo a t ataka with.an H art wfll . contract when hold* Its tsoarel n to te ar d m and electionSanford tomorrow, City Clark H. Lhr— eoam house on far N. Sayer stated tkis morning. Tk# .lection will confirm tho primary •Uctten bald la November. tn o W r-KW aBt& 1041, M ini and H S a tt113.000,s u a rand t s *In- th# a U r S S r-f b, by thorn. by fum * •*». S u S T T C w o o . *■ IteOlna. w kiii la m axplrm an J a T l . Btov^ontn. B ts» ran to Um primary. Mr. Out da. fasted Gone 0 . B*b*r In tho ^ M ^ B a y a r m id Umt Um reton win ho re*» to room at Urn CRy A. M. ' v D e s p i t e Differenced In Viewpoints Of! Two Governments, Talks Will Go Ort President Cuts # Short His Trip Britain Sends M ore Ships And Men Td P o s t s In Orient WASHINGTON, Dec. L — (41')—Negotiations on tha deliral* h r eastern linn were resumed Secretary of Slate Hull, and Japanese sailors, after which rctary hurried street to the In rrpnrt veil, who Georgia holiday. The 1‘resldent and Mr. Hull conferred by themselvM In Mr. Roosevelt's oval stady Immediately after the aeerslary concluded hie talk w|tN the Japanese, which concern, cd only the subordinate phases uf the Pacific situa­ tion. K Records ehew that deposit* in the club have mad* a consider­ able Increase over last year and Building In South release of theta chocks mean* thousand* of dollar* will be Records B ig Gain that •oent with Sanford merchant*. Mr. Ingtey said, adding that this BALTIMORE, Doc. 1 Southern construction foe tho first money la Mb o**d only for II months of 1041 la valued at fa L 'o . ~».«i 11.735,184.000. "Um largoat to­ tie manner of saving tal aver recorded fo r such activi­ _dosystems ay to pay tax**, fuel bill* ty In tha area below the Mason and other a seiaaltlea or parand Dixon Lina," Um Mamlfae. manta which core* due at this turer*' Record reported Sunday, Ua* of year,* ha explained. Largo portion* of these expen­ ditures ware o»*d directly In development of Southoni indus­ Increase In Farm try, and mass migrations *f Income Predicted worker* hare taxed the facilities af many towns and small title* t.-L * ) in tha South, tha publication add. , WASHINGTON, Dec. Depaftmant -T h e ad. _, ___ hea* year sine* 1039. with tha aaUiaa tad cash Income City Election Is Set For Tomorrow Florida Special Derailed — Second In Day at Dover, Fla., with seven of its care wrecked. High t persons were Injured. The other accident nc. rurrcil 22 miles south of Jessup, G*., where the T u'miami Champion Jumped the tracks, killing one person and injuring 10 . There too, seven cars wen* wrecked. Seminole County Rotarians H e a r Fall Term Of H as 120 A ctive Address On Guns Circuit Court C ases of T. B. Starts Today Florida ha,------over<2. 10,000 active From Byrd Goode ‘ IIATAVIA. Java. Dec. 1,-s (Al*) — Netherlands Indie* Army Air Forte waa order* rd mobilised today under a deerre explained officially a* "liases! nn the necessity, un­ der the present dream* stanres. to render complete­ ly ready the military air force which mast bo ski* to fight In the front Une." «M*eUle* Press I case* of tuberculosis and Sem­ Thi* Ja p a n e se caitblnet. h In # inole County has IJO active Former I n s t r u c t o r aptn-ial sessio n , to d a y decided cases, Mr* Volie Williams, pres­ R e l a t e s Methods to co n tin u e n eg o tiatio n s w ith ident of the local association, -tated this morning in making U s e d In Firing: th e U n ited S ta te s d esp ito nn appeal for co-operation from g re a t d iffe re n c e s in view* " Three rases * npenrd ' TTiT ra n tha- s a t during thin year's acst IVmmutrnling gun* from the! p o in ts o f th o tw o gOVprfW term of Circuit Court thiw morning sale which began Nov. 24. Mrs. Williams continued by ra rlio t muxzh- luudt-M t» tlm Intents. T h e decision is be* In which three Negroes weie machine gun*. | liuVl'll to re fle c t HOW tu r n s d l* c I ii a ing the mo»l iniHleru charged with iismu II with intent, number of deaths Ityr,i GihmIc, president of the >in th e H u ssiu n-G erm an w a r. to commit murder, *rording to caused by tho dl- Si-mimdi' (,ua Club ami a former j War across tho I'aclfls apClerk nf the Circuit Court O. P. s e n s e reported in-lrmtnr of tho N«-w York I near yreteplay a* PreslHerndon. from tho county Jiolici* force, told the Itotnrisnv it cut short I The Ncgror* are W illiam -J. ... . . . , i to Warm Springs, (.a., to hurry last year. Tho to- ' . Lewi*. KJoiac Sykes *nd Vrutrr tal number of today that accurate .hooting de. | ,,,ck lu Washington and the Edgr. The first of two murtirr Hrtlinh »vnt mltiilional w tnhip€ deaths from tu­ pcmlci! upon the UltfKur charges starts Tuesday morning berculosis was 12 ami advised holding tho (htinili | untl men to poata in the Orient* a t 0:30 o'clock with Nelson Brown, and tho report estimated that ntfaimit tho latch n o t«i emmA larico contingent of British colored, the ilrfrndrnt. there srn ten activo cases to each tm e t the prciauro of the tnic* *»nt| Imlian troop*, veteran* of The remainder of tho docket death, Mr*. Williams said, and grr flngrr. various otricr campsig ilgno, landed follows: she added that Seminole County Mr. Goode also paid high tri­ at Itangnn, British Murma, and Johnny Hm^th, colored, charged has the highest death rato In the bute lo Chief Hoy William, ami reports front Bangkok, Thailand with rape. Ih-c. 3. at 9:30 A. it.; AtMtr. tho Hanford Police lirpartnu'iit and Hanoi, French I ndo-Chlno Th»» *«|0 of ChrUtmaa arala for their courage in protecting told of Thai trmios taking up .Willie Mae Hawkins, colored,char­ ged with murder, Dec. 4, at 9:30 IS. the only mean* the -Tubercu­ |be public against trimmal. and positions along their frontier* aa A. M.; ami Le-Voy laine, white, losis Association hn* of collect­ for their efficiency in maintain­ new Japnnesv forces poured into chared with assault with intent to ing money, Mre. J. L. Ingley. ing » modern and well equipped neighboring Indn-China. chairman of tho isle, pointed out law enforcement department. In murder. Dee. 18, at 9:30 A. M. Circuit Judge M. II. Smith will and the proceeds of the salo the rourso of hi* remark, he the preside. Mr. Herndon gave the are used to discover tutorculnsis showed some of the latest wea­ following namea aa the list rase* in the flrat stages, th it pon. of the police department. Among theso wts a tear ga. drawn for Jury duty this week: I* early enough to be able to gun with a muisln measuring Tha Tourist Club will bavt Its Curt la Hughes. K. J. Mcyer.S. (). cure the patients. Among the other uses of the one snd a half inches In diameter regular weakly meeting at the Shin holier, L. E. Floyd. E. K. y. Forrest Korrrit French, rrenen, A. II. money secured fropt people dur. which shoots cither tear ga. Tourist Canter tonight a t 7:30 Laney, . _. _ i Middleton, Donald Dunn, Will, i lr,g the seal sale conductcil ul shells or shells with s sicken­ o'clock. ______ lam FUmning. Samus<l Levy, D. CJ. Christmas.time are in the pro­ ing odor which causo the victim • Thnrius F. l-ambert, Jr., Dealt Charles' Dunn, Hr, vision of X-ray for auspected considerable nausea. A "Tommy nf Stetson University Collog* ofl Thera W illed a mealing of the Howard, u'aorge Ci Carter. George Hmilh, G. esses and In tha prevention or Gun" shooting a t the rate of law , will ho the principal speak­ Boy Scout Board of Review to. George light a t g:00 o'clock a t tha Jun­ J . Browning, II. M. Walaon. G. spread of the disease by build­ ruio shots a minute and costing | er ut the meeting of the Central C. David, C. P. Henderson, S. F. ing up the rraiatenen of child­ 0273 wit also exhibited. Other Florida Traffic Club to bo bald ior High 8cbool. ren who have undernourished implements for police wnsk were 7:30 I*. M. Tuesday a t tha AuLong. Charles Tale. Also AlHert Cruse, I.. I’. Ha­ bodies and have been exposed a hand granatin loaded with gebllt Hotel, Orlando, according Supper will be aervad at the tear gas and a modern ga* t» an announcedmcnt totay by meeting o f Sanford Lodge No. gan, II. E. Lee, Joel H. Field, to rnnlagioua diseases. Tho amount which la sent to mask. 62 F. A A. M. tomorrow night at Carl Bradbury, John K. Fox, R. Frank L. Tourtellot, president o{ A number of old timo rifles that organisation. 8:30 o'clock. Officer# • will be ft. Murphy, W. A. Mason, W. A. the Florida Tuberculosis Asso­ ciation in JacluonvIUa la based were shown including several •(acted for tho com tag year dur­ FHte, Hr., Andrew .Story, An. In view of his wlila knowledge ing Um hualnaaa Meeting. drew Carraway, J. R. Britt, A. K. upon the percentage “per capita", Civil War muskrta the original of foreign affairs Dean Lambert’s Maetter, J. L. Jackson, J. F. Mr*. Ingley revealed, and ' ‘con- Winchester repeaters which were remark* are expected to deal Harry H- Brown of Orlando cCUlland. T. A- Proctor, Wil. sequently tha more money col­ used first by the Indians at with tha present European and the Far Eastern conflicts, pointing and Helen Bowl# of Stuart se­ ^ i r Goodall. Fred Black, Walter lect* dher* th* Vnore money we Custer's Msssacru when cured a marriage license over th* Oalaman, John Hudson, H. D. • re allowed to keep-In tha coun­ suldler* were atlll using munlo- nut how they directly and to* wL Also, a license was Hlghleyman, Randall Priaat and ty to carry on tha work of tha loadrrs, snd some of tho original directly affect tha American way frnntlrr rifle*. ____ to Buford H. Hudson of A, B. Doant.___________ local issociation." of Ilf*, as well aa how, In hto I'iatol* demonstrated Included opinion, our economic structure Maitland and Opal M- Alderman A total of 0012.08 was col­ 1 Steven Dohano*, tha nationally lected In 1040 of which 03I2.AO tho "I’ewee Gun" matin famous will be changed. of Orlando. known artist who designed the went to tha Stato Association, by Mark Twain, the "Fountain Ha will bo introduced by J« « m place 1041 Christmas Seal, la one of while a toflL of only 0230.83 waa Pen Gun" which looks exactly R. W ells,'attorney for tho Grow­ SaMka Park la tha In th« U. & Naval Academy tho hundreds of thousands of collected in 1934, Mre. Ruth like a fountain p«n, tha "I'resL ers and Shipper* League of Flo­ where Informality reigns a t all (Mrtons who have recovered from Scott, treasurer of tha associs- ■lent Killer", which ia .queried rida. Tha masting wUl be In rcialoaia. W orcu tlon revealed In a report aha ro- in tha palm of tha hand and U form of a dinner, and wilt bo the type of gun used in tha as­ cently submitted. of IQ 'k in d held ' by too "The Balanca on hand Jan. 1, sassination o f President Garfield, club. In addition, to Um principal 1041," tho report continued, a "Gentleman Dlrrangar," and a address tha program xrljl Includn "was 01O34J3 and tha total ^Dictator Gun." a short session of quia qoaattoooOther, pistol* Included Ih* s* well • • several antartohuaaa# amount spout from Jan. 1 to "Swamp Ang»l", a At caliber i i \ « follow# > for X-rays, features arranged by B. Mi C ealtaae* Of* rtss* T a t i 7164; for nurses aarvicM, 073; Wbarrette, chairman df tba ••* Elmore, Um Eav. amt Mre. or milk, 070.88; for aonun, 01.78; Urtainmant committee. w inter visitor* bare begun to in taberculoal* received Woodmen W ill Have Matsaa and Waldo AidDean Lambort was born I# a n tre in •aM#Mfc Cmmty from by Mr*. WUllama and Mbinte president of the Michigan, and took his Now TTinipaktre, Maaaodraaotte, Fapiily N ig h t Party graduate Hall who la a colored worker, work a l tho UalvarsttR Now T o rt, tfw tb Carolina, Wash­ aa ’. and Mrs. A. n . Morgan 05»! miscellaneous, such of California a t Loa Angsts*. ington. a <L Virginia. Goargte, Mr. and Mre. Victor Cox Family night will be held by Winning Um Rhodes Taanaaoaa nnd I t o i q ln s l* , Mrs. probably bo residing In San. th* Woodman of tha World •hip from tho western , parmaMpuy, according to Marmo B o d n k k recreation di­ Thursday a t thair bait on Park of Um UalUd States to I9ML j Hodrkin, sine* Mr. Margan rector, atotoi i i h y . Last wrek Avtnu*, Secretary C. C. Collins Lambert waa a ata daal a t Q atow Mr. Cox hare accepted ac­ • to made a few calls an "early announced this morning. University from 19M to THE W EATHER tions with local ImaJnots Tha plana ar* being mad* by W r . Davis Calary Camp, number 828, and lowshJp at Yalo Uni Florida, mostly cloudy. Scat, th* comtaHUo to ebargo at th ho compUted tho _____ _______ law* tourists whom Mr*. tend light m in except moderate •rraagantanta to A. C. Madtten, qulraaxnta for hto J. A. D. da* |k to boa vlaltod are Mr. and over (xtrema south portloa to­ chairman. A. L. Thomas, C, B. night. Tuesday litUa change to Rudd and Clarence U Collin*, j tom pare tore. Consul Commander W. P. faculty as instructor to l a g Alakamaw Partly cloudy, warm­ PWds wUl preside and tha treat­ la September, 1041, wa* i ire Lyre*. Tsare a n a SC of vU tora wbaaa Mr*, er to north portion tonight. T ree, ing will sta rt promptly at 7:50 •d acting daan o f thg will call a a thin v re k day partly otoudy. Collag* 2 l a v . P. M, Mr. Collin* elated. tore barrel/ jmd Invito famUteo and. * snd. tk*tr crest* are ro­ TV# aartto g .vtQ ‘ now n Cktoi te attend- Prtoaa wUl ba *F at tk* Mng* party, nad Three Assault Cases A g a i n s t Negroes First On Docket Thomas Lambert Will S p e a k To T r a f f i c Cl ub Winter Visitors Frdm Numerous States Arrive For Tourist Season sk .sffw sr Churchill from 7 ^ J*wL wfll bo .V ^ ■ ‘J l ■>•’< . • • vA * < ■ ' ' A e m f' % r- I �■ 4 I Great Events The Sanford Herald Although the news from «0 pert* of the world b pot irely discouraging, newspsper headlines of the last few i refleet the seriousness of the International situation, bably a t the moment more tense than It has been at - other time since the N asb Invaded Poland. There is air of expectancy everywhere a* if something of trendous Importance were, about to, take place. Sunday, morning newspapers fairly, screamed "Busabna apture Rostov," "Roosevelt Warn* World Americans Ited," "Vichy Government Yields African Bases , to Gerns," "Britain and America Scored by Jap Premier," Ij VERSE FOR TODAY |: | I I . C O N VERTS over Nassau long enough to v 18 ACCEPTED BY 8 TATK AND T COM­ [j 4 ll Wise Floridians take these bea BE LOYAL, AND They get ready for a big blow. AST ALLEGIANCES: tasks in the same old way. The hurricane Is a long way abaTl be my people off. I my Cod.—Roth 1 : 1 * ii America b strong and powerful. So was the dinosaur. i or T H E WORLD now extinct. America cannot afford to bo caught napping. (Frew The. New Yorker) If It baa ever needed to be awake, it m ust keep awake now. ih e h a n h volte in the micro- Tomorrow will be too late. broken covenants or hate in T h e ’ smile like • cocktail In the light of the remarkable success of the prelim­ inary newspaper advertising of the Sem inob. County from the skies, death Chamber of Commerce, it Is encouraging to note that tho m n got ted, or tha huge advertising program of the Florida Citrus Commis­ id city. sion wOl begin tu b week In 1117 newspapers throughout the North a t a time when the market seems sorely in need of considerable utlmulallnn. ‘Two points stand out in the 1941*42 citrus advertis­ ing campaign approved by the Florida Citrus Commission,” •ays the Tampa Tribune. “Ono is1th a t nowipapen will bo ontatood tho equlnoe- used principally to terry the fresh fruit selling program; ist the other that tho health angle and high Ju bo content of s heart, they crashed Florida fru it Will be (tressed in all advertisements. The Hess day. use of newsmper adveftbenlpAta Is almost , a template re­ ALCOLM COWLEY last year's program whgn versali from lam when a chain radio pro­ gram> was the ranking ‘advertising advertising medium. s fur Chtli ttnss “The T h e decision to td'UAks make a hard-hitting ipromotional ___Ir______ ef- ltfc cvrtslnly beat* by stressing the health qualitba In Florida citrus also colt “ »tcp Hr the right direction. These are dayi when every used d i who era worrying about imer b "vitamin conscious,” and the broadcasting of The going te happen aftet Ills ics, Is ra t­ fact that Florid* citrua fralts, especially graperrolt, W * r U orsr hotter start Ide the cheapest natural source of vitamin C should I about what's going to forth much to the Florid* dtlrua Industry In- pushing The sale of fru it. j- ■-il — - * •- [with t "Altogether the Citrus Commission proposes to spend Hondaj ion dollars In l a i n Inst 1 1876,000 In thR campaign whlehr b tt ibd the worst of It Is tho ttent itlll couldn’t g it 1- .The program cAUs for expenditure i m whet It task In. It bad :t advertbing and ^167,000"for publkl raw many billions more lotion. We beueva the CommlsnionViidvi future gsnoritlons will ,* llh e birthdays of Henry Cotkett-Sample Hiinynert. Inc., end Granvll f dough, B. F. Haines, and Jo in rtb ln g end,sales promotion director, * Poscock, while tha group sang, I J6b In preparing ,the Jirograra which i- *'I Lora You Truly* for tho Rotarians Hear fr> - X . , .'*r Tho,‘. r'wr uh STSUS2S, «£ W S U g S * «ow r a strict inspection snd to the individual It to niost .tasbntfnl to' satisfy— consumer." 41 - __ .TING HUNDREDS OF WOMEN SHOT | TO HOLD Twontr-flva demonstration night th at hundred* Of woman clinks wDI bo presented by and children and sldorly people members of tho Vlorlda State had been shot In Rostov before Dental society n t the N th an­ nual msattm her* Dec. 8-10. Tho d in lea will bo oo tha fb st day of tho session. We have fWe CORAL 0 ARLES, Dec. . 1 ^ (?p*cU l)-U nlr*r3ty of Ulassl baa lost only one 8. I. A. A. sssy s£ H » s s - s - Jrg-j.it. rc«ris ST fflS S U a s A S iS fw . s a s A a r . % s kk 1941 ChtUtmgs.&l . ,. Y o u C an H a v e s; WHRN YOU SEE a fallow so cocky that everybody William Lsngsr. bsad I, "H r, doesn’t h a io s tM ta k !» ’• bom«thing!" you may of Major the local Bahrstlon Army, ML Uder p e r t l y "B f* In dbagresiug with the today to attend s eonfereoco olgr verdict That chap, nine cases out of ten. b w hbt- • * ■i # . *’. .’ ' •• 0 •w - . v J . o*> . . . et • • .Tha coat o f living is goin g up daily* ,U af^nw ,B » ^ * n ex t yaaf» but T axes are higher and m ost o f us are P ayin g Christmas bills can we h a v e the solution. worthy During Ms absence. Ml gbr win bo fat charge < pork which includes throe m s projMta, the dims bw Christmas ksttls sad the stochfae Tynd. (- : Sat aside, ft sm all sum w eekly ih.Hi ChristihM Savin gs C|»b Account t o m eet your needs. Talmadge ftejfus Pardon O f Six M 1 r |A> • ■W - m v ,‘i i , Am , Am m ^ A' —w?hTtrT o » sek £XrA': . ’ V,* i ' j r ,;1 Jrtll safye MIAMI HAB COOP HBCOBD Major Langar W ill | Work W ith U . £*. Q. DO*. CLINICS MOSCOW, Dm. 1,—(A>— Tho’ Moscow radio assorted Monday — bonoflt of Leonard M MrtUeao, Loess, club bsehdor, who recently lost his status.. Visitors a t tho luncheon laeludsd Don Emory of Daytons, and Frank 8sghora, M. II. Lone sad C. J . Finley of Orlstido. ATLANTA. DENTAL " M n W ' ‘ ‘ ‘ �« & , t b P R f r t e BEAL, Society Editor Increase (Jn;F?tr< I Is Reported By Health Service Telephone 14« r # f lH » r '»*il p u f i u v i t IO le t n i, n l It ,- r ic t lt lO U , NsRte f ilk - U l> n h , |> t - r :<•»»* La w * a t •' » *41» e- t» lli:»l W •• I* .. m i ..1 S rii il n O l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . • i| «i »».*om M \\ SU V A ll ilATNK O r i . u ! •I t ti t u l a r | W. M I I A Y N K 3 • •• II V-Ire I »f f l«-e | o «M ra 1 II M UI l l . t. —1 |.k I'm. 1 1**|| WASHINGTON, Dm . TUESDAT Th* Daughters of Wetley Clkko of tho Methodist Church will h ire their annual Christmas party in the annex at 8:00 P. 4l»; with HIm Rath Hand’s croup to hoeteaeea. - Thebe .will he an exchange of gifta. .The 'board meeting of the dgknJ*n’« Chib will -be held In the club house a t 10:00 A. M. The vr. M. S. of the P in t Baptist Church will meet nt the church a t 3:.’I0 o’clock to ob. a irre tho “ Week of Prayer” for foreign m lasIons and the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. Circle ftix will have ebante. The regular monthly meeting of the Remihole High School I'. T. A. will be held In the audi­ torium a t 3:30 P. M. to be pre. ceded by the board meeting at 2 JO o'clock. Tne 0- E. S , under the direct­ ion of Mra. C. L. Irwin, will aponaor the Red Cross sewing aeaaion In the morning. WEDNESDAY Tba W. M. B. of the F ir’1 Baptist Church will observe the “ Week of Prayer’’ for foreign mhahrni and tha Lottie Moon ofrerfng nt the regular prayer meetlne aervlee a t 7:30 P. M. w(0l 1I n . W. E. Kader In charfe of Urn program. Tho bu*lne*« and luncheon meeting of the Woman’s Clob Will be held a t 12 JO P. M. with Mra. R. W. RuprerM. Mra. L. P. Ilagan, Mrs. R. J. Holly and Mra. J. H. Menick as hotI m f i Coe rtM rvittoni lelephnn# Mra. Rupri-cht. 778-W. ___ THURSDAY The Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Cburtm will meet at the Gilds Tonight IttfWifWWl B e tty Gruble John Satton TOMORROW IS ELK’S DANCE 8trickfand hi ML Dora. nuat revered dish i t l i i t w l k h will bs given by S sm S tto X ^ap ter T*o In tha Masonla Hall on Thursday evening, Mra. Landtr wDI preteto at tho ceremony a | which time the reacnUUud Of new hadgta Will o made to the m etthan. The regular mselTng will fbflovr tha supper and preSanUlisfc of badges with Mrs. 8 tawa r t Dut­ ton, worthy Matron af tha local chapter, presiding. Tha Stomal election of officers will ba Jaeld and a full attendance of mem­ bers l« urged by tha Worthy E fe hunting trip In the vacinity of the “Big Scrub." Dick; Pickett, Jr., of Daytona Beach, formerly of Sanford, was tbs guest over the holidays last week of frieadu here. Harold Madslen left yesterday afternoon for Washington, D. C. where he has accepted a position In the K Sly Yen). Mrs. J. J. West and ilaufhter, Mary Carole, of St. Augustins War. are keeping a wary aye on the situation. The number af caaaa M a g r* ported to the Ualted M tln Public Health Service la n W b l almost three times as h * « . e a year ago when the whiter wetvv ilerrloped into the most Mtonslrr epidrmir since 1829. Tbsrr snrrs 2J0R new cases reghHe*! for the week ending Noe. I tain pared with 787 for the almiter period yiat year. If the Influence cures shouM rise at the rate It dtd last bln ter whrn a peak of m ^ 0 0 aew cases for th* four weeks tilde-1 Jan. 28 wa* reached, the aotbreak prolsbly would be the largest since l'J20. Earlier this year a few doetor« ami hartrrinluKista warned of the T I ’KSDAV 9:00 I \ M. TO 12:00 Ordit’slra \ilm issiu n .’I.V P e r P erso n The I’lililir U (o rilin llv I m itr il Robert Smith left yesterday far Tampa where he hns areapted a position with the Tam­ served promptly at . 1:30 o’clock. pa Tribune. - Tha Rev. Martin J. Dram nnd District Director Mf*. Bram have left for Tampa thay vrlll make their home Will V isit o Club awhere t 8S1 South Boulevard. Mm. A. T. MeKay, District Director of Section Raven, of the Florida FedoraUdn of Wo­ men’s Clubs, will aaaka her of' final visit to tha local e b b a t Its anneal celebration aM laacbron meeting an W ktoutoy be­ ginning at I t JO o’clock. Decorations win bF In heap­ ing with tha CbriaUMf . thaaaa and a program o l Christmas music will ba presented under tha direction of the mlniatan’ wives with Mrs. tfl D. Brews Mo as chairman. Following the luncheon tha afternoon will ba taken up With games of yummy, brldga tod Chinees checkers, sponsored by tha Social Department of tha chib. Tho ahnoal shower of f ills for tho Children’s Homo Society in JackaonvIUo win also ba hold. Hostesses to r tho afternoon wUI bo Mrs. M. C. Awtaftfe, Mra. H. Mlddloton and Mrs. J. O. Huff. Lone boon hostesses are. , Mrs. J. M. Sttneclpher, Mrs. H. E. Morris, Mra. I . C. Eatridgo and Mrs. J. H. Menick. home of Mm. E. M. A m ite 2500 Pkrk Avenue, i t 7:80 F. . The annual oovarod dish sup and praagntatkra af new bud BARGAIN DAY "The Prairie Vagabondti' FOKTTOE SH O ES FOU MEN SKY It I OKU SHOES for hoys Mrs. J. p . Amies, Sr., has returned , from Albuquerque, N. M. where she has been making her home for the past year. (Special)—Gloria vnn Ta B. L. Perkins C O U K ECT M E N ’S W E A K Chdet Pete Mere has returned to Marioa Military Institute at Marlon, A la, after spending the Ta With hU parents, Mr. ami New Members O f Phi Mr. and Mm. Harry Taylor have returned to Hanford after Alpha Kappa Honored bpending the past few months In The PM Alpha Kappa aoragfty Panama City. Mr. Taylor la connected with the Bulqk Garage. entertained for new members of the sorority with a dinner party | Mrs. C. E. Gormly and Miss held last evening In the private Lutlria Gormly spent the Thanks, dining room of Langston’s in giving holiday In Jacksonville Orlando. With relatives. They were joined Chrysanlhemuma ami roaaadbt over the weekend by Mr. Gorm­ bronte ami yellow shades ware used to carry out a Fall thdtee ly and Charles Gormly. in the table decorations. Raturnlng to the University During the program tha spon­ af Florida to resume their stud- sors ami officers were Introduced lea after spending the holidays to the new members. Sponsors In Banford ware John Dunn, are Mrs. II. I , Perkins, Mra. J. Harold Haskins, John Pope, Gene If. Truluck and Miss Jane 8naren. New members attending were: Harrison, Donald Jones, Fred Dyson, J r , Tony Huddleston, Joe the Misses Jnne Thigpen, Martha Crenshaw, Cullen Wright, Jim­ Perkins, Connie McCall. Ann mie Shoemaker, Walter Turner, Wiggins, Nancy Collum, Marjorie Frank L. Woodruff, III, John Hall, Bruco Bolt and Donald Lamaon. , N O W You don’t hove to wed! to accum ulate tha coah MOM^ »ary lor a house repairing lob. ^Tho A-B.C.^Wcnlhfy Payment P lan olisra a simple, economical w a y to par* chase hom e Improvements out ol InccaM ^Il W i U w you to enjoy a rem odeled bom s wbllo paying r e p a irs 'In m onthly * Installments arranged tea j convenience.' 8todenta of 8totaon University who have returned to their studfee after spending the holidays with lyn JBosre, E sther 8tmnge, Nat­ ella True, Oleda Dyson, anil Lola Hagan. Also, H arry Brownlee, Jimmie McGowan, Arthur Beekwith, John L. Hamrick, Sidney Nix, J r , Robert Herndon, J r , Mka. W. W. B. of tha Flmt and Edward Daniels. Baptist Church will mMt a t the thum b a t 10:00 A. M. fo r the observants I f tha ,” WVek af H igh School P . T. A. Prajrrr" far foreign ntlsaidita aa<i To M eet Tuesday the Lottie Moon affbrtng. Mra. M. N. Cleveland wUI huVk charge The regular monthly meeting of .tho program fo r tha day. Thu morplhg sewing aeaaion • f tha Sekateole High School Purrpt Teacher Association will for tba Red Cross sfflT ho iponh a’held lb tba school auditorium & s r s * s n a t on Tuesday afternoon beginning diet Churth under tha direction a t 8:30 W o c k a t which time Mra. H. V .’M ckcr, president af of Mrs. J. L Clark. Ui« Hamlnole County Council, to d Mias Dorothy fluafon), matle instructor a f Seminole High Specialty Shop. Thousands n v . n u w I n i n * i^ a u w i m m n w W a will gladly cooperate In helping ^wlth plans^end. Idoas to bring new comiort and co n v onlancato yourl homo. Will you 1st us explain this complete earvicuT, RADIO NEW S 0:00 0:10 0:11 0:30 0:45 7:00 7 JO Edwin C. fill) Program Resume Dinner Music Burl tews World Today Tha Lena Ranger Blondle , Elaine McKee Frances Mario Barks Miss America of 1940, Franeee Wane Burke. 21, has announced her ergerement to J. WiUUun 8lafert, 71. an electrical designer In PhilsJtlphlj, city aha represented tn the beauty contest PHONE 711 •So y « Pup 1:48 Road of Life 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 1:16 Joyce Jordan l l - s l l l n : c h a in , I N . t ,,f tl.e kw c o rn e r o r m i j t . i * h . | 8:30 The Goldbergs I: 1*1 K , m < l ru n Ih e o c i 2:45 UP Now. Is .h a lo s . N o rth II ii,i,o i 10:00 Onto 8:60 Three fll»tei> K m , i is te c h a in -. W -,i ji 10Jo Sports Reporter c h a in ,. M nulh IJ c h a in to 8:66 Music Room 10:48 Nows af tha World h o lm or b r n in n li.* , ro n la ln ln p 8:00 Of Men and Books Is rfc a c r-a , m ore ..r l r * ,. 11:00 Harry Jumoa Orchestra 8:30 Renfro Valley Folks Ihi. Bahl parsoiuil m ot rent |it*.|— n , 11 JO Dance Oraheatrm 8:45 What Freedom Means h ,ln * i llu s l * In H -m ln »lr i-o u n l, 12:00 Union W alk K lo r M . 8:85 Press News 18.-08 Sign Off N o l'c a la h i a v t j e lvn n lh a l, • . 4:00 "Milestones In American M onday, J a n u a r y S. M U . I,. • Music” Ilia h o u r , nt I I o 'c lo rh a in ' ,,o.l I o’cl.-ch p n,.. n i thn r ro n i .** 11 4:30 Landt Trio 6:80 Norman Beasley and Ills 4:45 Press Nawa nt lli* c o u rt h o u ,o In ,a h l . . on ■y. I w ill sail o il ih a r lu h i. title, Florida Cowboys, 1:00 For Tho Farmer alot Inlaraat nt Ilia ,alt| t.ro it T V TdO BreakfUat, Brevities •tIO Twilight Melodies Inr In anti III th n .h o v e tl#a cilh -»l 7:48 UP Kauw t.orsottol u n i rani |>ronaity n l i* ••• -8:80 Christmas on the Moon ilc A uction. Itt H i , h it-h a ,I 11.1.1—i 8:00 Tha WurU| Today Stories for r n -h , |a v a lls fy . a 11| aa-citllifM 8:15 Breakfast Rendrxvout 0:46 Ju st Entertainment nntl a ll coats. 8:48 VlrglaJa l i l y - n untlar m y *1* 11,1 an .l - - n l 9:00 Mornteg Devotions Ihla I , I .la y o f J le ra n h e r, I ' l l 8:80 Norman Beasley and Ills Cowboys 8:88 Elmer Davie gad the New* 9:00 Lax Radio Theater r LEGAL NOTICES ms wkleh clubhnUMt The sports clubs of 8L Petersburg, Fla, choao pretty Elaine McKcc, 19, Junior Collrga co-ed, as their Queen of Sports at tho annual Gr­ ange Ball. Queen Elalna has chest­ nut brown hair, blua eyes, la 5 fret 4 inches tall and weighs 116 pound*. She la a former resident of Shaker Heights, luWrb of Cleveland. 10 >46 Woman of Courage IMM M a n Lao Taylor H i l t 4U Home with Bali: rtue of ea e sa cu llim issued out of Ike tk end fo r Sem inole M i l s . Us Ik * e u ll o l In is f c ir c u it CoUkCO* In 11 lo o a T y le r , 'defendant, kttoaled tb s \ t l k Hoy Of Co­ r n I. I Ware levied upon o il gat. title, odd la te re s i of ike Ceo U T y le r in and to toe Oka described pereonsl proe lre kroodof b o u r n s ,. t idem : I wood b rs lio r cages, •dip: t round table; } o il ge: I lee . b o n . a ie e lr s r d ; Eokeei I grebes goo; I k e y , 1 eaw> f peeking sow : I w ls a k n ife : I w re ckin g fl. ».*?!*• *??#•!.» m h a s h H hnrlff of P t m ln t l* r o n . l j r , K lh rld t DON’T MESS . AROUND! COME IN NOW —u h t u K K i r s TOO L A T E — AN1) H A V E YUUK 1’M U ltl- UKAPH Y O K MADE CM H IM - MAE — SOME­ THING NO ONE HOT YOU .CAN — *— GIVE! - W ieboldt Studios ■-1'® ■ 10 H. P a r k P honu 687 O T il 1,!'*41 Mu M g l SANTA CLAUS 8A Y 8: •ml tMm Departtncnl rw you borrow.” C O B T -E A E t PAY M EN TS SHOP BY HERALD ADS TIME tiiid MOM �I .*•' I ■* t BANTOnD, FLORIDA O f f i c i a l Grid Minnesota’s Golden Gophers Bowl L i n e u p s Again Claim National Title Are Announced MINNEAPOLIS- Dae. I — (AVIndlvldual playing brilliance. In­ genious coaching and general ability gnra Minnesota another perfect football aeaaon and kept the Goden Gophers on top of the gridiron world. Ploying a schedule that started with perhaps the season's lardest test, the national tnl Big Nine champions had a fight on their hands In every ball game. That was boeauae of tho calibre of tha opposition and becanse of Injuries to aeerrml hay men. At one time. Tackle Urban Odsen, Captain Bruce Smith, Lichfield head mans Guard Helge Pukema; Smith’* understudy Herman Fricks/, and End Bill Baumgard- Mr, wcr# sidelined. Anil all five vers starting player*. But Barilla Blerman and his coaching (ta il always mat the emergency- and they wound up with about everything a great football squad need*. Including a big, faat hard-charging line and *backfleld punch * and brilliance. ThU outfit fothermore lad a great loader In Bruce 8 m lth , who never felled to rally hla m en w hen the going wa* tough, a reso u rce­ ful quarterback In Sophom ore BUI Gamaaa, and a p ln c h litte r e i traordinary In 148 -pound Bud Higgins, hero of more th a n one (am* raving situation. The fen* who followed the team —and that Just about Includes everyone from B*by Hue to Grandnw—knew first hand what] problems popped up from the moat Will unexpected aoureow to harTa*» U* dub. Big Ten expert* credit Jllerman and company with one of the JACKSONVILLE, Dee 1 really great coaching Job* of mo­ < — The Waahlngton office of I the National Youth Admlniatradem football. Her*'* the on-tha-iurface record tion ha* ordered .1800 people dropped from the NYA in-arhool, Of this march to gridiron glory: Mlnneeota 14, Washington A—i and out-of.school program in State Administrator Smith crocked an even battle wiiVt Florida, open with e second period 3A-yanl Charles G. *I.avln raid today. "Reduction* are to begin at pess to If win on the Huskies 21. Bruce ran for 12 and lien plunged one* and contlnu* over a five ll over. Washington got alx point* montha period," Lavln declared. dash and then Smith clinched it, "The cut In the Florida pro. driving from tho eight to the one gram haa i been nece»itatrd be­ cause of n (28,000,000 reserve of the current national NYA budget having been established by ths bureau of the budget. Similar or more drastic curtail­ ment* have been ordered in ev­ ery atate." ESIPLE-THREATifEND FARMERS'MARKET KIm Ha CARS -WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS” Bargains In Spile 0( set up tha .first acoro, engineered another, and then let lllgflns do a three-touchdown tune-up for hla big Job In future game*. Minnesota 7, Michigan A—It waa all Smith against Michigan. Ha punted 70 yards ovsr the safe­ ty man’s bead to the Michigan 12. After the return punt Minnesota rolled la the only score when 8mlth passed 43 yards to Frickey to the Michigan five. Smith waa knocked out but Frickey hauled It over before ho too. waa hurt. N o Advance PRICES 1133 P ontiac Baden ------ 1934 Dodge Baden .......... 1934 Oldem obila Tow n B adnn^.--........2M.90 1936 Plymouth Coup* ........... 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Tie In l i a s Ja st loattb* dirt offaad shiaa'er a| * ; Drivels today!j BLALOCK i c tM MeifAaJftcEtL&rr t o 4 C eU C G B j v s ff6 w t> -A fh tg RCCBiVBR A4 P i SOMfiUMgS 6 kfS 14 0 4 </ at w a r .'rHB'TfUtovMG eWo 0s) T£lM.VLAJ > Florida Citrus Commission Acts On ‘IMge Pack* t .ARE LAND, Dec. 1. —fA»V— Acting on recommendation of the Growers and Shippers league, the Florida Citrus Commission has adopted an amended packing regu­ lation designed to rolve the "bulge pack” problem to tho satisfaction of both the citrus Industry and railways. The Growers and Shippers' lea­ gue represents the commission In fresh fruit traffic matters. The regulation, which limit* the “bulge” permitted on various type* of Containers, will go li'o affect at midnight tonight. Tne commission « w told by hdward Dahilt, chief engineer of the freight container bureau, Negf York, that the provision* wire satisfactory to carriers and that It w<* expected tha InlerataU commerce commission cood >Ut them Into effect next week. EXCHANGE HAMPERED WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 —</T) — The Foreign Policy Asaocia. tion said Sunday that shipping and priority problems were ham­ pering exchange of goods between tha United State* and Argentina whisk recently elgned a trade agneineat. * \ F in e V ’^ f c F ^ W O R R Y ^ A What better way la there lo express your Christmas greeting* than to shara with your family and friends tho rich, warm qualities of Jack’s liquors. For all holi­ day festivities, serve wine .with meals, use our fine liquors for cocktails. DRIVE ON OUT AND TRY ONE OF OUR FAMOUS HAM SANDWICHES. JACK’S DEW PUHNVHED APT—Apply ataln. <13 Park Ava. a Bagged'* LOCATED ON AT LANEY*S DRUG STORE Breakfast— Dinner Free Delivery—Phooa 103 Laney's Drug Store We FlO AO Prescription* Uqeer ______I n T h i* N e w ip a p e r BJ PAUL ROBINSON / BUT ir■SEIMS He ,WHSN PETSOOMn-VOU u ir TRUJ4C5 HIM ASCUT HCW Phan* 413. THE UNTOUCHABLE M A N ! ■ D c u n n o flrW -'* t WONT HAVETO U K -m — «P- W »0F •* Hiat al MATHER ARCADE R e g u la r A d LOCAL 6 LONO distance mov­ ing, ereting A storage. Lea*, lag's Transfer k Stonge, smjAnon wi INN D. FARRELL, PROP, (formerly l8\MLO ABOUTj LONE DROP PACKAGE GOOD0 Arcade Package Store /^ /IN S U R A N C E V French Ave. Christmas Cocktails! 1 CARRY A N T I- \ Comar P in t 8L k TUB BEST Liquors V d ; ’id*r V r ^ f r i ii . S. H. ENGLISH * GULF SERVICE IN ALL LINES OF W H V 1WOR#y? M JUST PHONE 9121 forcing a tariff which penalize* overpacking, and the m u lt was that shippers paid thousands of dollar* in Incroaaed freight rites. Under the regulation approved by railroads and the Industry rep­ resentatives, and adopted by the commission, the following maxi­ mum openings, or. "bulge*”.are to be permitted in various containers for citrus moved by rail, truck or to st: Wirebound boxes, one and onequarter Inches for oranges and nne and one-half Inches for grape­ fruit; standard nallsd boxes, one and three-quarters Inches for oranges and two and one-holf inches for grapefruit. _ * Arcade Package Store 6 K3HT—BYB.P61K (.BEDROOM UOUSB 1403 Myr. tl*. On# t-b*droom hous< earner Magnolia A Bth BL Ap m II u ETTAKKTT s i c you ABOUT CAR W A SH . u m V i ' K . C ra te s , I r a b e r e II .IS Ilia lln a io n 1*4 Lu h p r. I t IS • INIIINH. So lb s a e k . T a llo w | l 1# W h ile I M S . Ih ia b u s t t o O IIA N flK *. H o i I*. A. C e m l »IT * No. 2 I M S . H H o i l u s Comb. C lassified A d v ertisem en ts BOSK . COURT Apt*. 3 and 3 rooms, furnished. Phone 117. |i.l» . b a n rh to . t l .1 l to m b . | l to H b*»a l.s g Tbe. n r. I IM S . 4 b o s * « « a t 1 i k a I'KM. i \ | i f . c r a t a a I t U l.K sm N a . H box l i s - a | i i s . i t r s FoRCteMSol iWlS. VCA«. A4D 14 f w ' ■ ' PAST-YCASS t YOU'LL FIND Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken b>kt. tSe to 7 te * ( i n A r R r n t) I V . etaadv- Bose* u . a tfifl GKDOAV OAiaJCK. ' f This was the game in which Min­ nesota pulled the no-rignal*. noshift sleeper that whipped Higgins 4t yards for tha clinching score. Smith played only briefly. Minnesota 0, Nebraska 0— Smith let Daley, 8weigrr and Hig­ gins and others handle what beo»me a very tough assignment. Higgins again provided the spark, passing to the Nebraika 12. then running to the Huakrra' two to set It up. Minnesota 14. Iowa I I — Iowa grabbed a seven-point lead' In three minutai. Smith came in and ripped the game wide open. In six pl-ys, he pitched and ran for 63 yards ami the tying score Then passe* and powerhouse football smashed tha ilawkeyt*. Minnesota 41, Wisconsin A— This waa Smith’s greatest per­ formance. In flv* plays after he some in to rally hla team ha pass, ed and rambled to score, getting IH at tackle on tha payoff play. Ha set up three other score*, passing • Albert K, Herpta • for two and running back a pas* The man who claims be never slept Interception to I and from a wink, Albert Edelmara Herpln, Daley Littered It over. celebrates hla ninetieth birthday at hie Trenton, N. J., home. Thar* If no bed In hi* UUI* house near tha railroad tracks and ha get* Me rest by relaxing In a chair and reading. Ills neighbors substantial* hla claim. Doctor* bar* failed to ex-, plain the unusual case. Let us help you repair, modernize, remodel your homo with our low-eoat, direct reduction homo loan plan. 8e« t a with* out delay! » IM I NO. * hpr. |1 I S , Uano FOR A PERFECT AtS^JP-ASJotWO SPRrttt AAVe 866*1 A ' E verything -• Compute Selection to ChooM From AO Makes and Modeb uA to I t M A, M. No rnotu propitipoa time, than T.nJ.r- now could be aaioctad to urg<] America to protect Itself against « « • » . i « l In fair. 11.11 In 11.41. according to Dr Illi.nl>. tl.&O to | l So i i n i h Val­ tuberculosis, la*. try . 11.11 to- |1 l i Thames Pa nun, surgeon general U. S. Public Health 8*price. IITANH. IPup. bn. I USED FnN Dm . T , IIKHOIIT AITI.KJ1. D tl. bn. II I t In ( M b AVOCAIHM. II u. r « iz .it. HAVANA*. M Ih. State NYA Program Be Reduced ALTMAN’S h m H *»«t la i n n : ra J u s T T ia " HM'Mrmum A N O H R U n tr 1 P A M r/rJ R �Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail Highway And Water Transportation D a il y n k w s p a i ' kk SANFORD. FLORIDA. T U t8D A \\ DKCKMHKIt NUMBER KO Member Associated 1’rctw Steiermark, Dreaded Nazi Sea Raider, Is Sunk Off Australia N azis • Suffer* Tre­ mendous Losses As They Are Routed From Rostov Area 10.000 British A r c C l a i m e d Captured As Nazis Advance In Tobruk Battle Russian Gain May Be Turning Point MINIMIS, lire. 2.—<AP> —I a l n « 4 —i t e n p W ltM •■day Hut IkitU i Arrtara. IUm of a a r afalaat FialaaJ, . B i a u U . aM llaagary would \ rmmr laaaM lltt rad ml tUa . 9 ■ Hitler's T r o o p s In South Russia Get Their W orst Blow _ l»* British Ship, Sidney, (Jives Up Her Own Life In Fight In Far Fast .Waters 6-15 Lives Lost Aboard Vessel Roosevelt Asks For F \ pl an at ion Of .lap Troop Moves On I hr North African front* the British odmiltrd today th a t the f i r m a n hail .OCTreded hf consolidating Iheir divided Armieq in the l.ibyan dcrert after hit. ter fighting. Alia command* MH noupred the rapture of m a n than 10.000 Rriti.h and N o l re ra n The Soviets ilwlarvH M iw the German retreat from Rostov is now a rout nuttin* an end to talcs shout the invincibility of the Ger­ man Armv. On the central m front, the Germans nnnounced their forres have penetrated deep into Mos­ cow’s defense system, but q ■ m ir e . P rirsta Charles Lankford. «C Washington. D C . member of the a Soviet rpoktsman raid “the Germans can register to far only 502nd 1‘sraehute Battalion, landed in a pine leer after dropping 9 tremendous losses In all dirae- from s'p la n e during an “attack" on Hasten Field. N. C. Ha ru t hia chute away and ta shown lumping to the ground, lie was un­ The German Armies of Southern injured. Russia, already having suffsred tho greatest defeat over to befall 9 Nasi troops, still woro reeling back last night under savage pun­ ishment m ■ spreading disaster th a t might well make an' Import­ an t turn Ik the whole course of uM th e T o b ru k T O h tll lire 2._(AI*>— r» n lfu--ian .ukllera were hilled ludav ehrn a small nsln.l riiNwl the rastam ManrhiikiHt . Siberia border. Itnmci reported luday. b a ttle had taken a favorable turn far the A m In the rtunn clamor af the fighting the derision a u yet U fall.. The British rommand ack* aowlrdgrd dor mg the day that Naxi infantry supported bqf tanka had thruat into the Im« penal po.itions, after earlier at­ tack. had been bvwlcn off with A«»Utant Solicitor !>«n [>uk«* ( left) *hnw« K u f t n e Talm utigr of (Jrorgia, in an A t­ lanta courtroom . « whip similar to one with w hwh m s Ku Klus kl.in»m«*n l»cat nro-un»*n null wtirken. H ra rin g a clemency pica for th»* K U n u m n now serving onc-to throc y«*tr *t*nl.ntiw, t ; 0v. Talmailgt* mlniittnl In* ltiiu<«*lf h.».| onct* w h ipped a colored man. Criminal Cases' sed Of At C ircuit C o u r t E m pty Stocking Fund Aids Needy Persons In Area A ilu Congress For D e c l a r a t i o n Of &*tergency S t a t e First Of Two Murder Trials On Docket (’ommcnces Today Sa l va t i oni s t s (Jet P i t i f u l Appeals For A s s i s t a n c e f f t l W parties, said be Would submit to Coggrtsa a m u a g s asking the dee Is rat ion of a stats of emergency and giving the Cabinet extraordinary power* to prepare the nation for any con­ tingency. Mr. Batista emphasised the need to give immediate support State Forest Fire Losses Rated H igh XII t M . I I A I . lire. (A P) I he llriii.h td ailratly waa report-,! hy informed source* lunieht to h a i r ordered all llriii.h t h i n s roast shipping to pntrrrd Immrdlstelv to the llriii.h port of H ong­ kong tilt t«ai«elslfi| I’ffM) I In- i; .'IHO-tuu Australian fxial Information reported that i-ru ln T Svtlnev. hits sunk counterattacks had driven the «*»!•• o f G e rm a n y 's Vuost dread* German* hack and re-established 'il sou raider* o f th is war. the British line. 3 l e a d l i n e L or S o i l ! German assaults from the east lull nu o fficial announce, by troop, brought up from their nipnt ..aid today th e nhlD C o n se r v a tio n W ork broken positions near tbr Egyp­ L f I S p O niipari'iitlv paid for tho tri­ tian frontier nsie sere simultaneum ph w ith h e r own lift; and • udy in progress. but in much Iras strength. lives of Ci 15 m en aboard Emm the west, the Gerssaa K ttr n s ln n i»f ths* •lindlini* for IllT. Commander Gen. Erwin Itnmmcl S em in o le 1’•unity furitn r* lo *»|jn She fought her last fight with throwing the last ounce of *«»il rovftflrr\ ion work s h r r l t .wa* Rigid Physicals Will waa the Iteavdy-arnird l),400-ton Gar­ his shark power forward til announerd this n m rti m ^ hy l i n o mon Steiernm rk somewhere off Be Given A t Pre- avert the diO sitrr which had M a t h i r u x . reninty '•uprrvtftor, \%h» threatened him by the ri parted Au truliii on an undlscloaesl data. ■ihlnl t h a t *h**ut O.’kO f i r m e r * , half J Induction C e n t e r destruction of the Italian Arista o f t h e nuhilMT in t h e co u n ty , have In Washington, P re sid e n t disks tan. «ii;ne<l t h e sheet*, u h i r h fig u re ItoM.eiell, mi nbsi-rver said to­ With the filling of tbr I Verm That division, wbsrh had held | T h re e f i i t v weft- t|i*ptMrs| p r o m in e n t I., in th e Mgrirulturt* ItinriM-il t h i l d n n , nhl nu n nn<l il iv. inrludrd requests for a n a*ber draft quota, a change will * sono just to the n i l of Ilf. : yr t r r d a y arts| t h e f ir t o f i division of the- n a t i o n a l ilefense women, widow* and f u t h e t l r n plnnation of Jupaneso m ilitary srgti lUrlf m+m i n c hed by UriU l»n»pmm b ieomr a/faetriw in I * retcctivw V n u n k r l n ? k •IweSetl t i n s tm< ihihlrrn, n* w««)I n< s/iy roivlyi linn.ua into jmlu-f.hinn M i l kO" I k t . .1 . will fbositivrly Iw the wniil Thailand. m i ly <>r p erso n in thi^ u r r« Iwmlly drrUrvd t . have dc-troyr-i ^ in ST In t h e I'all lefvti of I in Tho disclosure was In a State la*t o|k|M»rtunit y for lueul farmer* fa iir*» tin* people wlmm I hr S.ilkJI* I l e | fi-l'to, t half iU tanks, and put the rr C o u r . (• |li'|inrtnirnl nffieinl'a a r r o u n t o f In unlrsj* u i u i h t t e l onlem ti*n Army aiil* thnniuh the nuiadrr to disoederiy flight, u- c lerk , *tat«*d today n m i r from hea«h|t trier*’*, fir. Km ply Storkini: Kuntl i « th >*.»• unollni visit there hy the J a p a n der rapid pursuit, northuard Ii m' Ainlotssudor Kichisnburo No— M illion* i l t v l f m l “ On Saturday, •»t t h r is tiim s d im e Kb»i e Skyrt, t o|ora*.|. ( S.ir Sard the Mediterranean rnu-* with A**AiiH with int»nt t« r< niurii and Special Envoy Sanwe r « |N t t to mail all of our sheet* A iihhi^ the counties* l t l l t f s Thuv ifTMwaly weakened al­ mit murder, was c«»o\»ct**d t*f K iirmu. in ’* which Mr-*. William Lang-ir, head Inii" though at the same lune n» ffmvatesl a.tMiill Judk'e M Sec retary Hull, who has been Mr Mathiruv tirucil farm er* to of tlu* local oiYMnix.it imi, ha« k o f rr generally earirelrd - R-«n Smith has not yk\ | m s «.| >ii*n up dml emphaaizc*! the »in- M«ei\ed n s pathetic note from v, .nt mg .iiii'e last week for a me I flung bas IStk Division north |M»rl«r«rr of the sheet* to national a woman with six children, ulueli .liipuiiest* teply In his sta te m ent east in tW ir rv s l uf s continu­ of basic principle* for peace In Thr raw a£:iin«t \ r« |rr h«lf<*. si# fniM- Telephone call* will !*• ing acn e* of efforts la break the CO|o,„l. . I - fhaiCt'l with as­ maile t •slay and tomorrow to read s. " I h - a r Mr*, l u i n ^ j r , the Pacific, met for more than "If I ctiuhl, IM n«» down to lubeuk-Resrgh corridor. Brjun-I sault with mtrnt t«» commit muv. c in « r r « whv ha%e telephone* m an an hour with Am bassador Nomu­ «e<* you hut I can’t go and h a v e lay what r r a s la r i af bis I l-l der. w«* contmuesl. with a mini. i ttr in p t to o m U r l tho*e who have ra and Special Envoy Saburo Kuthe hnhy hy itself Ll*teit 1 saw IhvtsMn—a drriaiaa badly rat up Ur rharg* against William !>■- not • urned. rus'l. but Ihcy came e m pty-handin the paper where ynu all wan and apparently Is relirf—arul Vt*. o»I**rcil, resulted in an ar I goimr to fix a basket for the the fleeing l lams a ll af tb- quitt.il fssf thw ilrfrn<hnt. tiins who could not have ( hijsl i Ttiqv hail been Instructed by | Uliana. Thr ca*v «*f tho Slat** v* I inns I sure won't have unylliiii*;, their governm ent to continue tho Nelson Itn wn, m ln n <1. charc«*.| for my husband i* still not aide talk. ..it 'a n o t h e r day. "I believe there m ust be wiso New Restrictions with w urtkr. ktirtn l this nmui. to work und we *tay out of i*c, at in no «*clwkk. T«m'»fr*»w. k-ftoeriet pa rt of the lime \\ ••*11 .tiile.inanship t» save the altuaArc Made On Loans Johnny Smith. mk»r«*«1. r k iff n l PANAMA CITY. IW • Ml apprt elate the help you give in ' lion." Nom ura said. with rafw*. will kr trird. ami »*fi T » i speaker* told the Stale i. tss| listen, if | tall possibly get , llespite the slight rasing of tho Dee. I. Willv Mae Hawkins. r«d. ('handier of Commerce Monday ttff tomorrow. I’ll go m*e you *’ Ear E a a tr r n crisis — for Ja p a n credit orel, farm a murder charg**. that the national defense effort Mft. L sugar di»elos«*il that the ! may merely he tr m p o r i l ln g to The fj^ll raw* on thr* JicVrt still rnst more and more, hut work her group dm*« for lhe*e I see how her ally. Germ any, f a re s U wHctltilcil far IW . )X. when that in lhe po»t-war perkid Ihe "gtHMl people who n k for ( ‘hri-tt. , lit I t u il s l a - th e United States, Bri­ UV«y la w . white, will h r Ami rs an people will have pros­ ma* h«*kets to itupply a hit of tain anil their associates In tho rkarge.l with a*«ault with intent perity greater and more widrly cheer and happiness ill otherwise Orient showed no Irt-up in p ro . to rwnmit murder. distributed than they have ever drab surroundings". Is measured paratinn for eventualities. Hut Thailand dropped -a hin t hy donation* Salvation Aimy known that she was re ad y to welcome t 'liarlev B. Ilendereon of Wash­ workers secure. Churchill Would ilriti-h and American assistance ington. chairman of the Recoil. If she has to fight f o r her lif t. .Im rlion Einsnee Corporation, and Thomas 8. Holden of New York, president of E. W. Dodge LONDON. IW . 3 _ (,li Rlisai l l m i - l e r W im i n n Chnrrhill Curpuration. were the speakers. Their romments were augment, laid Parliam ent li-iav tha( a “erisi* o f m aa p ew er a n d v n m i n . rd hv other speakrrs a* tho Stale I.IINIKIN, Der. 2.—IIP) — H am . rh imlier held ita annual busi- Iiiug aivl five other Northvseit power" will dusamale l h - year ne.* ronferenee. Girinaii port cities were pounded I9 « ; f o r B r ita in ' end prnpo-ed Governor Spesaard L. Holland, hy niiainlight Monday night in limb militafT ronveripthm a g e . chief .(leaker a t a banquet, rca renewal of b e a r / K. A. E. ha lowered t a IU 1-2 and raised WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 —(JF) after t a btl. l i e sr a r a r d th at e v en tu al, p. etnl Klorida'a governmental fi- ■aiding over Germany have improved more than n a n e e a nearly a month's let up tierauae — Dr. Erancta E. Townsend, old hr a»esi a f m ig ht Iwi railed. ago pension advocate, told tha Mr. Church ill adde-t t h a t power* If.noA.OOO in a year. Against a of lad weather. la rewinrl unasarrir-l a om en b e . defirienry af about (2.000.000 The night's raids over G e r­ Senate Finance Committee that twsc u tk a age* a f 20 and 30 to U»t summer, tha state now is many, which had slackened slnro a political revolution 'la begin, jaka t h e unifaeased f o r t e , s l w payinr bills currently and “will r a rjy November when 37 llrit- nlng in this country, which could waald h e l—oght. T h e prewent (»h bombers w t r o lost in a single bo halted only by drastic revi­ stormy night, were admitted T»y sion of the government's altitude raasriiptisa limit for men la 19 to ( I . Ihe Air Ministry lo havn cost toward th* nerdy. lie urged levying a grots In­ 2(1 planes. come tag to meet, the cost of Railroad Strike larger old age pensions and called Dispute Settled the Social Security Act • fare*, THE W EATHER lie added destitution £ Increas­ ing among the aged. WASHINGTON, f w . 2 —(Ah This ha* brought about, ba da. — President Eaoaev.lt1* tperial rlan.ul, a feeling among many fact-finding board Monday eight that eras “anything but conduc­ announced settlement of tha wugr d is p u te between railway manage, ive to peace and loyalty for field every this government" m e n t and labor, averting a na­ at tne nun front tion-wide railroad attik i sche­ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday nights at 7:30 o'clock, 11. C. BidH To Be Made On duled far Use. 7. Chairman Wayne L. M ore c t Morgan announced this morning. The men play mainly for exer­ Presiden t Eeasreslt'* fact-finding Canned Fruit J u k a cise and good sport, and every, Agreement on the settlement one Is Invited to come and join In the games, Mr. Morgan said. “ Young, mlddle^tgsd, fat or rida canners Monday to Md ba» otherwise, come down and get in fore II A. M. Dee. ■ on raw ed the game," he added. grapefruit juice to bo deUvoKM Il ie hoped that enough Inter­ tha surplus marketing i t a b est will be shown lo orgsnlxo to i.tration within 20, iO or 89 teams. days aftar dale of acceptances The notices war* sent oat by WEEK8 FAILURES 203 II. C. Albln, chief of Urn p ar. 0EMULGCB, Okie-, Doc. V chase division, and stated tha aa. m —rtv o mea d W - f o u r In a NEW YORK, Dec. 2 - < A h Baainesa failures In the week rrptanraa would bo sent o at b)f ended Nov. 17 numbered 203, Dec. 11. teaspared with 113 In lbs p rr. vlooa week and 281 In the com. parable week of llt o , Dun and Bradatreet reported Monday. C uban President Exam Procedure W ants Pow er h For S e l e c t e e s Nation’ s Cabinet To Be Changed If AYANA. IVcT s h f t l f * Eulgrncin B atata, af_ ^ln ifcr*nt ne*d' of k m Wet • lory, be sent hi* IlMtennnt, Rsiehm anhal Gooring, Urn top German airman, to a confertnra at Rt. Elorrntln In, Eranra lo demand again of conquered Vichy—per­ haps African air, banco, and par. * haps even mora although this waa only speculation—to wring from Marshal Pvtaln mora “coL Isbo ration.** Tho Russians reported last night that tboy not only wsro m still driving tho Carmans before * thorn back to the rwost from Ro*. toe, tho Don River ontraneo to the Caucasus, bat that a second Rrd eouater-offrnshro from tho north waa boating down obHaue. Iv toward tho sea and tha* 9 threatening the Nasi roar guard with annlhitaUo*. Bar* . cootie | s tho Germans wets than tho loss of terrain and nvaa were their enormous loaaea ta equipment. Talmadge Hears Clemency Plea Greater Prosperity Predicted At Meet Citrus Shippers Are Invited To Orange Festival Raise Age Limit Bombed By British Revolution Is Beginning, Dr. Townsend Says G ty New» Brief* Men Are Asked To Play Diamondhall wndmalely 206 Entries To Be Judged In Sanford Slogan Contest Turpedsse are f t * and des­ troyers m m to ths American � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 01, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 01, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 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/0812b0731a1808d57beb23565f3c79ff.pdf b5cdc2ba43a1775586d404969d9980bf PDF Text Text ■i i - t t I ; i . ^ t .*L., n O D A T , H O V B H B IH Anpy Office Set Up In Orlando To Salvage B r a n c h Of Army Assumes Im p o rtan t R o l e Buy C itnis JV uits ATLANTA. G a . Nor. 38 — & • (Special)— The Army la poinL la* the way for ronservatlcn o f | strategic raw material* by tha salvaging annually o f mllllona of dollar* worth of watt* product*, it waa announced hero today by LieoL Col. William F. Rlter, sup. ply officer on tha ataff o f Brig. ; G m . Janies L. Frink, fourth co m , area quarterm aster. The qoarterm aater of each po«t . hao an officer whoa* duty It W to ace that nothing of value I* thrown away. For inatance, a ain. rt> rl<> division will salvage enourh -/ rcrap paper In one month to fill t'. a box car. A recent innovation nf the ■l. quarterm aster enrpa la th e . reUnder the critical tyea of Army ordnance ofldale, the “tank destroyer” la demenetrated a t Arlington, r ’ clamntlon of wrecked vehleleI>Tn. Va. Designed by William Blgley of Hoboken, N. J , the deetreyer la built to carry a 78 mm. cannon acroaa I tend of selling the whole m a. country a t 78 mllee a a hour. I t la basically a metal-tread tank, powered by aa airplane engine. BP chine as Junk, tho serviceable "*■' parts are removed and sent to Motor Maintenance Districts Its inauguration. would have made It impractL was profitable to sell It. Slneo |B; where they a(o used aa replacelli-fore the first World War, cable. When th e Army war in- th at time the salvage branch of ■ tn rnt parts. Part* that cannot salvage was almost an unknown created In site during the war It the Q uarterm aster Corps haa ■*' he repaired are sold as scrap me. thing In the Army. The Army was found that Junk accumulated hern one of Its most im portant ' tnl. This policy has saved tax . was smai and the rxpenae thru I in such large quantities that it functions. * fe v e rs millions of dollar* ajn'o State Hotel M eeting To S tart A t Orlando MIAMI. Nov. 38 — (Special)— Under the leadership of S. D. McCreary, president, Florida Stata Hotel Association, Florida tel operator* will bold a aerie* of bualneia conferences starting at Orlando on Dee. Is SL Pe­ tersburg on Dec. 3 ; and Miami Beach on Dec. 4 ; according to an announcement released by tha. association's office. •Tho theme fo r this year’* business conference," according to President McCreary, “will be ‘ad­ vertising for 1941-43 to u rist tra ­ vel and equipment available to ndle Florida 'winter visitors.’ The S tate’s leading tran sp o rts, tion officials will bo in atten d , ance a t each meeting fo r the pur­ pose of discussing this subject, and an opportunity will also be given to tho hotel operators In chater. He** Edward W. Based, of attendance to discuss this subject New York City, a pullm an tend actor from the floor." on the Peanaylvmala Railroad. HI* work, submitted In competition with the nation'* 400,000 bast male naaRADIO NEW S dleworkerx, won him tha title. ____________WDBO_________ — . •„ ATLANTA. .Nov. 28 — (Spa. cial)— Florida citrus f r u it grow , er* will he paid more than . a million dollara h r th e ' Q uarter, master Corns beginning Uda week when the field office recently se t up in Orlando, starts m aking purchases of citrus fru its fo r use in Armv poets throughout tho United States. • IX Norman K. Brown, officer in charge of the field office, 201 First National Bank Building, Or­ lando, waa appointed to m ain. Uin the Florida office fo r the convenience o f grow*!* who have oranges, limes, grapefruit, U nger. Im-s end possibly vegetables avail, able for isle to the Army. This ta the second field office to be opened in the United States hv the Q uarterm aaU r Corps. The first is In tha Rio Grande Val* Iry, in Weslaco, Tex. The m ajor­ ity of the Q uarterm aster perish, able food buying has been hand, ltd through marketing center* near the m ajor Array posts or through the subsistence quarter* In Chicago. fif Will Electricity Be Available ? New electric lines, except to serve National Defense projects, simply can not be built Materials must go to defatsa production. Check your electric service requirements with us befora completing any constriction plans. • n , ■/ Uncle S ea needs copper, Steel, lead, sine and handled* of other < malarial* fee National Dtftnsa. Utility companies must now opciata under i priorities rales. Undar this order—Preference Rallag Order P-46, of tha* Office of Production Management — we a n permitted In obtain only , “metarule ic^clrod . . . richer a* Oyerad* | . 9*ppliee or far the Main­ tenance or Repair ef . . . properly.’' • ' Edwin C. Hill head- 6:00 6:10 Program Resume 6:16 Keyboard Capers 6:30 Borl Ives 6:45 The World Today 7 :00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Al Pierce'* Gang 8:00 Kate Smith n o u r 8:55 Elmer Davis A the New* 0:00 Playhouse 9:30 Songs in the Wind 10:00 Hollywood Premiere 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:45 New* of . the World 11:00 Football Returns 11:05 Three Sister* 11:10 interlude 11:15 Dance Orchestra 11:30 Jimmy Dorsey 12:00 IJnton Wells, News 12:05 Sign Off Tomorrow's Program 6:30 Norman Beasley A Ills Florida Cowboys 7:00 B reakfast B revlths . 7:45 UP News 8:00 The World Today 8:15 Louise Wilcher a t the Organ 8:30 Music w ithout Words 8:45 Singing String* 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:15 Melodic Mommta 9:30 Old D irt Dobber 10:00 Children's Birthday P ar­ ty 10:30 Musical Interlude 10:45 Lest We F o rrat 11:00 U P News 11:06 Kay Thompson’s Festival 11 JO Time fo r the Times 11:45 U P News I l 'M Program Resume 12:00 T heater of Today 13:30 S tars Over Hollywood 1:00 Firm Forum l i l t Matlneo Mnoleala 1:30 Army v*. Navy Football Gama >1:45 Ga. Tech' va. Ga. at Atlanta 3:46 Ala. va. Tuscaloosa 6:00 Matlneo at Meadowbrook 1 2 1 Up'Mewe W . r 6:85 Up N*wa f TABLE SUPPLY BARGAIN * STRIP PRICES FOR NOV. 28th & 29(h W B. Ritz Ige, pkg. 19c . MUSS ELMAN A PPLE SAUCE 3 S& 20c Raisin Bran pkg. 10c A rgo P eas can 12*/ac FRUIT " Cake........... 1-lb. 25c PK K FK CT R ISC U IT PLAIN OR SELF RISING FLOUR 24 L 75c PEAS* Snaps......... can 9l/ 2c KELLOGG Com Flakes pkg. 5c ARGO COFFEE 19 c lb , , FRESH KILLED PORK SHOULDERS......... Jb. l»c HAMS-------------------- 2Ie UAUSAUh..... ........ib. iSc BACKBONE.......„_Jb. 21c TENDER BABY BBBF CHUCK ROAST lb .-------------z 19 c s im g n iiv r c TEHUBR BABY B t S STEAKS FARMERS’MARKET O FF IC IA L L Y ■Ueellaneean Fral« aa4 TtfHakU *e»ee«. aalw a» la liia l A. M. . a n . sr. ta n RKPOIIT NO. T APPLE*. L.L Ha ilpr. J t . t l Boa t in Yorka l l U to Hop* Uaaulr |1.1| to 11.10. AVOCADO* No supply DANANA*. M lb. bsnchaa, I I T* BBANB, t u p , bo. brp. T .n d .rgroaa, ora. to fair. IL ia to II I* P l a t a IMP to t l . l t D EFIN ED %■. TrvL..- 1 f o r ■' K ,-if - . k . . :• CLUB PINBONB n>.25c R H k t j E is, LARD...2 Iba. 25c b iS N s :....2 ibs. i s c Celery 2 stalks »25c p ■, • •” * , t i • , D a u c io u APPLES....6 lbs* 25c n O R IM M C O U f.tW Y l P otatoes 10 lbs. 21e L ettuce.....2 hds. 10c, APPLES 5 Ibs. 19c -2-lb. % ; * ★ fA TX UNCLE SAM COM! Oar first im ij U to Uaaia W . Oar i l Part *t that A*ty it to iif o a jN r f dm* Ta ym tnm f it ik U a.; f . v* B a -V k /: f 1 *4 * V A V’. w m •. i - ■>* fv ’■, V I M S M B r I jar 17c P F �Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall, H l|hw a) And Water Transportation A m la Florida NOVEMBER 29. 1941 SANFORD. FLORIDA, 8 A' C r a ft K ills Two A t Shipyard Red Successes! jReported B u t* N o t Confirmed I r Ifv1 • NUMBER 7H aps Are Said Sailing For Indo-China, Hainan Islands [ Counter-Attack S a i d '■ j •* To Have Crossed ~ Volga, Driven Ger- ' mans From Towns N ew Zealand Forces • A r e D riving For H eart O f German Troops In Libya Member Associated I’reas Na2i Ship Scuttled Off Dutch Guiana Shanghai Reports 70 Troop Ships Are Knroute In Move Aimed At Thailand Great New Tank B attle S t a r t s Tokyo Attacks U. S. B i t t e r l y Hoyal N avy Drives O ff Enem y Ships In Invasion Scare High Source Asserts Washington Wi l l Not Change Terms LONDON, N ot. 2*.—(AP) -Advices fre si foreign wrens Mid today th a t r a m has yiaMad 1a Gerany Im portant sorth AfrU la a ir b u n of Rabat, a to m B fra i aad Gabr* id « u v a l baaa and port The boOy of Raymond F. Snow, 14, aon o f th* mayor of Pho*. hua, Va., Is llftod from th* wreckage of HU plan- a lte r It plunged Into the Newport New* Shipbuilding Co. yard*. Newport New*, Va.. and cruahed Russel W right, a ahlpyarda* fireman, to death The plane amaahed Intu a fir* truck bcaide which W right wat •landing. a nrfiilU tni prarr hctwrci, Japan and China, q u a rlrn tl— rly aaanrlatrd with Jap ­ an’. puppet thin*** r*(lm* at .Nanking d fo lia n l today. At Ihr «aair tint* an aatjiorixrd O ilnr.i- source assert­ ed anjr l*w*nlng of Ualtod Slat*-’ aid In China might forrr Chungking to arr*pt praro trrma. Many Chlnra* h»r* balltro American aid In China haa b»rn morn trrh al than real and that it ahuuld ho Increaa- ported today by the Moacuw ra­ dio. The broadcast added th at Jm foreground, probably to get ,t r lo -e r view of J Heating on her aide in the (hallows near many placea along tha hdrd preaaed defanae arc In front of the •.rutiled ahip. IT, S. I n - i p , have recently be I’aranam bauxite m ine, in Dutch Guiana la the Soviet capital the N aii on­ lu k -ti over the protection of Dutch G u in n ,i, to * he German freighter Goaxlar, »cl\ttl*il by her slaught baa been held a t a icuxi■-I the bauxite litiltc*. \ rrw A native ia paddling hia c ra ft In Ihc standstill for several days. . Kuaala’a Ukrainian Army re­ port* the capture of a p art _nf Roitnv-on-Don. The Soviets claim the amaahing of N atl aaaault farces in the key aectore before Mr,cow and say 0,000 Germans SING A|*| lit K- Nov. 19 — were killed. f'O*)— All troop leave* at In Libya, New Zealand Day and night bomber attacks Ihla big Drill.h Far Kaalern forces are driving for the against both Leningrad and Mos­ alrnnghold have been caahaart of German forces. cow were reported by the G*rrelied a* • "normal precaa# ~ iman High Command which aald Ibinary move In view of the 4|U « other British soldiers a t In a five-day period ending Pacific situation,” It wan an. cioaa in on the trapped Ax In Preferred N u m b e r s Many Cases Will Be 'th last Friday, the Russians lost 108 nounerd tonight. May Be Obtained • Aided By Empty planes and the Germane ohly 12. ■ Cairo u n the new action T hr City of Sanford in \acI1 Br Pr«M In Crimea, where new* has On Auto enses an th r whole* trrn to ry of SrmS tock in g F u n d been scare* for aome time, the i'hf Far Haatorn criala wfll develop into a decisive Iftole County t»a\r l»rrn runnewt agency. official German ______ — J '.I:1 ‘ Ifi'tuvs as Shanghai reports vnanrtl during thr Uni (’ru n J im. D. J hikin*, tr a collector, Mr*. W. F. I-angar. head of DNU aaid an Infantry dlvuton trcmrly well |dra-ed. 7n nr morr Jm>nm\v« troop yhe C hrlstm s, Real Campaign Roll ('all by voluntary vturk. had been driving forward for th* "U r. Mougbtoii (superinten­ ships are suiting for the HalW an Invasion scar* atatorl yeaUnlay tkgk th* 1941 tho Salvation Army, stated today post few days through tho Yalta tgad'iunrtrrs annnuned today that *r*. Mr*. Roy Munu. puMltity dent of parks and atresia and at sUt* legislature ena#t«d ft num- th a t families tev o already begun Chase A Company purchased the rhalrm an, ntatnl today ami ahr Mountains toward 8evaatepoL piesent III charge o l the w o rk nnn r.alund nr French Indo flm t 1841 Christmas Seal Rond. to call u p orf/ U tat_prgsnU atl«n th ft many people who being lion* on the ball park) haa iChina. " B A ’- M S B * * !., ye a r *c2 i -a fo r fhianoMI j W during th* hotw are not el home when tho Die grounds in grant snap*. The The Tnkvo rmllo attacks greater demand for seal bonds.” would be 'lnUrestlni _____ ___________ farm ers era," forced their way over th* Mrs. J. U Ingley, general chair­ worker* caller) may feci di«- diamond is laid perfectly to the the United Staten bitterly. a widow mad* k particularly pit. Po»erl to Join the American ______ 'along narrow mountain roads *‘i * and other clttxens o f' S«mlnol* drove than* off. ' ■' . . Iful appeal for help through the which it often la Impossible for man, said this morning anl ex­ Red t ’roaa. Any person who Inch i*",! the Infield couldn't la1 The Chinese aav the Jap L a m British and Ail* forces County. im pnned upon." Mr. Guinn add­ plained that th* bonds resemble Empty Blocking Fund. wishes to buy o membership, ed hravy war material trucks and thrive is itinted at Thailand hnvo clashed southeast of Retegh commercial bonds and run In de In addition to raising the price The woman la unable to work limbers to follow Immediately," may do an next week by tele, and PM deadlocked In p great Mr Quinn nlsn complimented nr (In' llnrnta Hold. The Japan­ nominations from $5 upward. They has flee children In school DNB said. phoning Mr*. F. K Itnumillat naw tank battle of major import- on a g reat many passenger car and the ilnn.de, the hotel aeeoinino ese cabinet went into emergency • re labeled “The Crusade of the % meager whom abe supports on or by going to the office of dutlon, and stated that the "club The German* were reported 1T_ British _____________license plate* a number of other dBtt, tho announced to. se-sit>n. She cam* to If fa. Lan. split up into four “ fighting DouHe-lluireil Cross, Chrlstnia. th r nrgnnimtlon on First Presum ably the N atl fo r. 'laws were enacted by the legls- gincome. ar and explained th a t the child­ groups” and to be clbse on the Seal Bond." They hear the Im­ Street which will be open on undoubtedly will lie happy here.” W latever Imp pen, in the Pacific The -ipmlt will arrive here ill otoar Gob- Erw in RominalL Datura, Which affect owner* of ren would hav'e no Christmas print of tl e dnublr-barrrd cross, Wednesday morning and oil February and will stay at the i, npiarely tip to Japan, it was ruppod betweop Tobruk and L p to r driven vehicles, some of celebration and among eounllcs* hrele of the "beaten remnant* of 'international insignia of the fight day Saturday. two Soviet Infantry division*. lO T tto n border and are 'which , re „ foUo w if made plain yr.tcrday by a high Mayfair hotel. against tuberculosis. names on tha. “needy list," she The infield, and the gras, nil source who said this nution’* pa­ tholr way o u t . . ChapU r 20925 (8*nato BUI 783) mentioned a woman who haa epi. Naval units and amalier, haitilyTha text of the bond, entitled thrown-together formations which it, i« in near perfect form, and tience with Tokyo ia exhausted “T eentlnuex the ' . uthorlxea tho sale of automobU* leptlc fits. • re seeking to escape acroea the "Victory,” readx: present, a Irautiful picture tu anil that the United States will “Mam'r battle against tubercu­ N atorally, this woman la un­ mountain* to th* Black 8ea." La-ehull fun,. "When the wurk md compromise it* basic term s for losis la about to be decided. Vic­ able to support bar young son, I, cuiupli ted,” Mr. Moughton de­ settling the Far Kastern crisis. tory la in sight. aa ia tha case la moat of the clined, I believe wv will have Accidents Three term s call fur Japan to "There wa* a time when we had Instance* whore th* Empty Rail ST AUGUSTINE, Nov. 2 9 - ono of the nicest appearing and get out of China and French Indoto b* contented with stopping thr Stocking F uad glvaa food, clo* Reported H igher la'-t (anl out parka In the slate. Collui, !China and tu preserve a tempo, enemy, relieving the suffering anil ( d l— Adj. Gen. Vivian ,lng and money to indigent* In Caipet glass la growing in the rary statu* i|un In the rest of th* board, helping the victims. This still ia «ailed »n Florida draft tha eounty. outfield, tu t us this Is not the WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 s-tAb necessary, but a t last the time today lo provide a total of 1700 Fur Fast. Upon Investigating m u * of the bvst time nf the year for gras, Tr*y were hantdrd to the Japofamilies which th* fund will aid — interstate commerce comm i,. haa come when we dare to think men during January. to grow, the progress being made lO sallss-S r a s a Twa» The seventeenth call for while Here Wednesday night and uow this year, Mrs. L angsr reported •ion reports showed Friday a sub­ tin the outfield at present is selectees total* 1452 men who stantial increase In train acci­ are being pondered by the Tokyo th a t th* 8«lvatlpa Army will will hr Inducted a t Camp Bland- slow. Also a few hare spot, at Gnvermurnt. On Tokyo's reply hava a greater num ber af parson, dents this year oeor 1940, but Articles On Zoo the light of the field nre being nig Jan. 6-9 and Jan. 12-10, and official* of the Association of depend- whether there may b* to taka care of than eeer'b e fo re Are Complim ented Ibe eighteenth call fu r__ OCglu and It Is essential th a t the dona. American Railroad* aald It wn, selectee, totals 3UN men who tro t- o at of proportion xo llli in. The fences, dugouts, grulid I'ttUcse-America trans- total o f about 1600. crease In traffic. James Moughton. auperlnten. stand anil colored lileuvher* are I versatiim* will An ICC tabulation fo r the dent of parka and of the xoo, all Icing repaired with labor and view toward » first nine months of 1944 listed discl«a*d this morning th at he nialrnuls furnished by the City, settlement. <011 accidents of all kinds com. hail received a letter from K. 8. D efense Office* The fence on the Mellonvilie pared with 5080 III lh* same Ward of Meema Bros, and Ward, Avenue aide already haa been W ill Aid State period last year. a New York animal Impoiting —---- w turn down and rebuilt to allow m u » firm, which highly complimented down, emphasised, however, tnul more room inside the park. The the description and articles of the JACKSONVILLE. Nav. 29.— post, hovo been placed rlo«rr to­ the situation is serious. rylng passengers, ,*a “automo­ (Special)—Two addUloeal Florida km which appeared In the H er­ President Roosevelt's last offi­ gether to insure more durability. biles for- private use" aad places offlcM, at Tempo gad Miami, compared wltk « in th o .f ir s t a ld 's , tourist edition. .The outside nf the grandstand cial act before entraining for than In th* passenger car ntto hava been eatabllahod by tha de- nine month* of 1940. "W* received th* special cdi. wljl lv painted as will the dug. Warm Springs w n to confer with class. Htretofore they hare ear. fenae contract aorrkw of th# that of The Sanford Herald, i uts. "Home of the llravrs” will hia "W ar Cabinet"—Secretory of riad tags for truck aorks. Sta­ Offk* of DESTROYER LAUNCHED which you were kind enough to Former £unford Girl DwfkoM FMductlon. he Hi* t it Is, over the stand en­ State Cordell Hull. Secretory of tion wagons which are coavert- Goorge W. Simons, J r , Mato co­ •end wo, and wa were very Inter­ nod an Indian head, tha War llcnry 1. Stimson, Secretary ad Into and read aa •truck* are ordinator, announced today, to NEW YORK, Nov. t » — UPi ested by I t W* bIm showed it to I h Seriously Injured trance, tiraves'symhol, will bo under it. of the Navy ? ra rk Knox. Army classified as tracks. If a station •salat Florida manufacturer*, — Th* U. 8. 8. Kllyaon, a 1680- a number of xoo director* and C hirr of S taff General Oeorga C. ton destroyer and alatoy ship of other euatomere and they all com­ Mi,* Kubv Dobaon of Jack­ Marshall and Chief of Naval Op­ B S V £ S “ ! ' J - z r * s z largo and small, la procuring tho U. S. a Kearny, recently mented on y ru r fink set-up. We sonville, and formerly of this 2 Slayern Laugh On erations Admiral Harold H . S ta rt. torpedoed off Ireland, was com­ have no doubt th at this edition city, w a, sorlotuly Injured In an It w a, the second auch confer­ '.T ^ s n -m n s , missioned Friday ia the Navy will bring a great many visitor* automobile accident whkh ocstood at aa average af $25 as yard, Brooklyn.* Tha destroyer •ml business to yoor city and rurretl Thursday on tha hightoay Way To (la s Chamber ence thU w e e k . _________ heretofore. was named after the late Com­ to vo*r xoo," Mr. Ward stated. between Sanford and Jackson­ Chapter 20011 defines a Farm SAN qU EN TIN. Nov. 29 — Department Store mander Theodore Gordon Elly. Reycral other, letters similar to ville. Trector to bo a motor vehicle 1,1 *1— A lter laughing heartily this ona also hava boon received ■* ■ m M v m .t v v -g e -----The y o u ar girl suffered a and (hutting Sales U p l i Percent over • robust by Mr. Movgbton, ha added. triaUsto are urged by HareM broken pelvis and fractured brrukfa»t, twu members of tho Colre. executive vlte prealdent of skull ami la now In a hospital notorious "Duchea" gang were WASHINGTON. Nov. 29 - ( ^ ) tbe state chamber, to ba present in Falatka, whore It was report- rx rru tn l In tho prison gas cham­ _ The federal rtaerve rd that ah* Is not tx pec tail to at that nlretir e . aUU incidentally to n « y fr e « Friday. timated Friday that Cole* aald &ab Uito of Flolive. She haa BRver regained berThey thalr headquartkre to tuck farms, were Mika Simeon*, 33, .tore aalea In weak r t M and 22 -year.old Gordon Hawklna. Nov. 22 wore about l i porcanl Both men refused blindfold* aa higher than In the correspond to* they were seated In the execu. week laat year. Among tha f i n f w inter realG t y N e w t B r ie fs lion chairs. As tha twu entered In th* week ended Nov. 1», danta to antra In Seminole Coun­ the death chamber they wcry •ale* were 14 percent more thhn ty frem North CkreUaa are Mr. laughing. a year ago, km In fo w weeks ended Nov. 22 tho» arere and Mrs. L. a H*nC parent! of Mrs. B. W. Rasher, who have Father O f Sanford tha sim ilar period la s t y r e r visited la S t a t e * tor tha past Man Dies In Tampa However. comparison* w sri thrown o ff somewhat hy differ, R. A. Wilson, father of J. big date* o f Thankaglvlag. The local Logfon Post wilt meet Monday night at 9t00 P. Wilson of-thU city, dUd tudRETURNS HOME dcnly at tho homo of hU dough, o'clock at tho U irn n hut. ter In Tampa, fofWwlng a heart MIAMI, Nay. 29 - ( « — Tho boy scout Board o f Review attack. The deceased man, prior to hia Cesar MuaU F ja r » l« . Grpgwa • il l meet toreorrow night a l van MlnUtor of FuMio Health 9:00 o’clock at tho Junior High retirement several years ago, was U ft Friday . by ‘ lippor f* a farmer la Fltanrald, Ga., School. _______ where funeral aervlrea will ba Montevideo after a two mretho tour of tbe United States. .» conducted for him. Mr. Wilson haa vlailed hia son here In 8anford n number of TH E W E A T ^ « ^ times and haa spent a great deal of time in other parhtf of Florida k ith hia children, v German ground craws, o ff Im s aad peraaoaal already Or* arrtrlag at Uw boaea In f l m l Morocco gad Taniato t k n g .U w Atlantic and Meditar raaiaa coaata . Small grasps af German* alao were MM to be fillerlag Into f r u t f i old lla* of fortlfi- Tax Collector Salvation Army Explains Motor Names Families Law s F o r 1941 I t S hall Help Christmas Quinn Praises Moughton Highly Seal Bond Bought For Work Done On Baseball Park From Association Red Cross Roll F a r st Tuberculosis B o n d s Are S i m i l a r To j Commercial T y p e Call Nears Mini Two Colored Men Will Be Drafted s. sr s r . 's a a 'K f c i p Retired Mill Owner Arid Wife Arrive To Spend Winter Months In Sanford �t • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ZD. i 9ll THE SALFORD HfeBALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald _ ... . — I - i*m t* »rr iN m M > a im M M W ■* I M l t f i . PUtMa A Slice O f Bread Appealing to every person in this country to heed the needs of war sufferers abroad, the Grblden Rule Foundation declares that “ the sum total of war relief gifts of the av­ erage American citizen since the war begin has been lew than one-fifth of one slice of bread per meal.’’ The average American citizen, the statement declared, "i? making little or no real voluntary sacrifice In order to share his prosperity In meeting war hardships and suffer­ ings of his kinsmen, neighbors and friends in Europe who are being hilled or robbed, exiled and impoverished by blitz­ krieg invasion for which they are no more responsible than we are." Mrda •( Charles V. Vickery, president of the Foundation, from mf ra<to'iaricis ut 60 East Korty-second street. New York, in formulating the organizatijn’e plea in the Ipteres* of all war relief philanthropies, said: “Our nation by a wide margin, is the richest nation in the world. "Our national income for the current fiscal year is estimated at ninety-five billions (196,000,000,000) of dol­ lars. V W f t era U la a w a | „ , ( r k » "This is an increase of nearly twenty billion ($20,000,i w rt>w a .,.w «»a IWlf SSIMW fa aba w far ,*#- 000,000) or more than 26 percent over the previous year •a ^ sU a y af all B a n s S U s a l/ k . . ' ■ I I I fa |t ar aat K ibnalM and 15 percent above the highest peak in world history. wen*e u rat# M ecr » i aw# f* J jm w I M a n M k lls b e O k s rrts . "We control the world's gold supply and dominate the M r l r t H la a a k llra lla a a f apertsl k M f la ■ r# alaa r » a » r> »d . world's markets. "We are free from bombs and invasion whether by SATURDAY. NOV nir, land or seu "Our food is unrationed. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY “Our freedom of religion, press, speech and assembly arc unrestricted.' i*L J l,E end r ig h t is MKWT: And God discomfited “We have comparatively little unemployment, and al­ and all hi* chariots, anti though a million and more of our men have been mobil­ •U hu hoata with th r edge of tha iword before Barak.—Judge* ized, there has been no wholesale sacrifice of life in line of battle as in our sister nations. 4:16. "Our present material prosperity is In some measure due to the misfortune of our kinsmen, neighbors, friends (From The London Observer) and aiUes in other countries. I wlU bring you berries "It Is our lot as yet to be on the manufacturing und From the iplnneya and the hed- sending, rather than on the receiving end of shot and shell. From deep in the dark woude, Frojn tjw Mow stream s’ edge*. 'T he impressive sum of ninety-one million dollars ($91,000,000) during a period of more than two years w».< I will bring you berries recently announced us the total of war relief gifts from From the C hlltem hills. American citizens. Hut boiled down to a realistic fraction, And irq m Notley mill-race Whets dark water apills. the sum total of gifts of the average American citizen since the war began, hus been less than one-fifth of one I will bring you berries slice of bread per meal. Dusty with bloom, "The increase of our expenditures for distilled liquors And berries likt lanterns To glisten in your room. alone, or the increase on cigarettes alone, or the expend­ itures for cosmetics und for many other Items of luxury, I Will bring you berries Mich, Independent of the othera, amount to more Of .Juniper and Yew; 8Joqi from the blackthorn; iilpa whence rotes grow) And four-cleft spindle W ith tha orangs-rtd pips Bhown b» Ua cleaving la ta coral lips; A nd Jpley blackberries T* p lra a summer teeto When all the autum n' Has XVn to winter waste. ^ I jrlll bring you berries From Urn spinneys end Ihe hed. P I F lam deep In Ihe dark wnods, From (ho slow stream*’ edgse. —J . BUXTON December, in to . Ofleg VII, C-ll. Germany. R u le r (ays he will h*ve tha Faaoeh fleet by January, AnJ w e ll b at tha British will hava It by Spring. .'. ■" ■■■. T " ---------T b s medicos are looking fo r a big W»«e«ua epidemic this win­ ter. It should /be a good' w inter fo r selling Florida cltrue. ‘T W E N T Y FIVE// a © * FO KO ET U M W T H t A L p w A fc rr e c e i r i ? \ X Tax Collector E hytloina M o to r Lava For IM1 government says It has ■•do something to hsfp buslnaa#. So ^ eraU ry Uiau rocommsnds kn ’ 0 h» Dw Social Sesmlty UNITED FRONT lit > 1 ‘; A * f |N —PHONE IM B IL L PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIRST STREET NOUGE CIRCULATING For a warm winter, trade In your old heater on one of these new Norge circulating models. We have one that will solve your heating problems. Sec ’em today. EASY TERMS. Authorities M a k e [Counsel Accuses Would-be Railroad Survey Of Housing Strikers Of Stubborn Insistence In Blanding Area WASHINGTON. N ov. 29 - 0P> .dent Roosevelt's sm .rgeney feet. Honorary FinnComml Resign* A s Protest (/PI— Charging' th at the Govern­ ment r f Finland has become tha "partner af our enemies’* by "continuing operations at hla LAKELAND. Nov. 10 —4 SEM INOLE TIR E SH O P Sanford, Fla. substantially "for those of a govern men­ ial board." J- C arter Fort, railroad a tto r­ ney, offered this criticism before ’a special factlindlni ____ ___________ __ ..... the th reat of a ktrtka scheduled l « t Dec 7. *r 15 • A compromise proposal for sett­ ling the railroud wage dispute. Phone 37 vh-ws to held in Chicago. The five operating biolhachoods originally asked SO p a r e n t In­ cresses fqr their JOO.CXK) memben. ,Th«y near jr r s j ta .f r o m . IM S -a day up. The board reccsngMndgd 7 4 percent. The non-opatatfiyr unioos, with toU l membership of about 900,000, sought Increases of ;10 to 31 cent* an hour over graM-nt acales ranging from 85 to $6 cents. The board recommended a nine-cent-en-hour increase, for an Presl- average of about 184 percent. cross has appeared pa I | Nathmal Tuberculosis i Firat Christmas lion Baals, which ara now (Seal Bond Bought as as Tuberculosis ^ C h From Association ® (CeetleeM r r« e Peas Om I about s nstlo.i free from tuber, IMunicipal Coiprt euloele. “Victory ran h« won If the Am e rie'~ public will "! be ZZ --- -aa generous In tha the less lees spetacular epetacular future shead, when there will be leas and leas tuberculosis, as It has teen Ip tho dram atic past, when tha di­ sease killed members In almost every home. "Y our g ift will further the cause of health, hn.trn the approach cf the day whan this communicable ernttng a m otorvahl disease no lunger will threaten your home. I t will weaken the held of tuberculosis on oar people end strengthen the force* af aati n 5 ' "*"*• .• '• I f ,, / I X n w K y M ia . ment, tho ablance mads several y e a n earlier between the Ameri­ can Bed Cross and the National T uberculosa Association was dls**"8laco (baa the ddobls-barrad iraundcr of tku Stew. : P*port- ailmlnlelrstlon 1 wf ruM B D B U V H M TraUew when u • nation spends ala bUlion on Chrittm aa shopping, / i y . ( jji lU e d Drinks — Package Goods — Beer — A weekend with no fr danger was forecast last nl| by tha fedaral-atate frost wa lag service Friday light. K SflL* .VniSf tS£ bile I m m o . by lassrl»o la Tbs Castral, a a s s i Aaerlee'e ifrsa y a it 1 saw pea1s t .1 P a s s ------------------------------ - NO WtOST PSSP IC T fD nothing bartin contained shall bo ^ Cflod fi»Jf Seplce Station Hartford A?f. at l-ih St. . , „ .. . (Hitler’s) side." A. J. Illgciae L2f f S n * *r w ie r to lllslmar of Ju ae 1041 It .hall ba w atew -tj^fbm rnne. Minister of Finland . " 111# double-barred rroM of the anil-tuberculosis Christmas Baal .s , to Washington, "resigned ss l X Campaign sad the American rad * . **.7 7 , W e£ht ‘J f ’w h l c l ^ i h ^ e K J d 1 rin n b h Conspl here. cross ara not .tha seme," Mrs. n sfrse s^ fw i Let Ua Help You Take Care Of Your Car With Good 8ervlce And Proper lu b r ic a tio n . enjoy, It (s giving u i more time to enjoy the have-nots. Compton assures us. and in that lie* the hqpe of ths futuTtr"Mn face of r d e v u ta tln g ^ w a r and an Impov­ erished world following I t, adence offers us a proved nwtna of creating new wealth and International stability." EJRICA > uwtwj CAMP BLANDING. Novi 20— (Special)— Authorities hart-, seeking In combat recessive rent now being paid by personnel within 60 miles of the reserva­ tion. hive launched a survey de. signed lo reach each person gf. fected so th at recommendations may be made to the War De partm snt. r The resulls oP Oris Wfnrry Will tholr life *nd death sacrifices for our freedoms he used a.i ii basts for a War world democracy.'* Department request to the lie. fense Housing Authority for ,-iin. struellon of emergency housing Progress Of Science facilities In the immediate camp arm . thrrehv making payment of unusually high rents In distent "Bclenco Is freeing man from drudgery," writes places unm-cKsearv and brineiuc Karl T. Compton, irpaldent of Massachusetts Ins all personnel closer tb their ie current Hotarian magazine. “Ii ot Technology, in , work. political tense also, science has contributed to liberty— Army authorities bavu made Science has likewise contributed to liberty of thought— .efforts to have rents rodured In various localities to normnl I*, But does science odd to men’s happiness?" so, not succeeding In ef­ In answer to hi* own gueatlon. Hr. Compton points vels fe c tin ' this completely, the hous­ out that obviously, science has added superficial things — ing plan has been resorted to. movies, radio, automobile*, but It has complicated many It Is the nlan of tba Defense of the other things that make for the complcs - state of Housing Authority a fter the pro. sent emergency to salvage *hia affairs that we call "happiness." housing and rebuild It In those Yet the combinations of new technologies and dis­ rural snd farm areas where adacoveries are,'one by one, removing the bars to the great­ nn-'te housing le not now avail, er happiness. Science la not only giving us more things to able. who said that nothing found to pit: Up tha new Synthetic processes are replacing raw materials with should at least notu that commonly, found aod widely distributed things. g baa bean found to us# With all our progresa, we have only started, Dr. eifsctly infur. merlc»n stand it. Thay tbopght Wt» Chines# out YES, I SAID TAKE A LITTLE BOY, PLACE HIM »QN YOUR KNEE-1 l lo g s Cheek coverin g th e u * n a b your 1W1 Club, UepoelU m is t by | I S w » h r W r it lVOKSB First, second and third prizes will bo awarded to the persons suggesting the hcat.flogftpg fog Jhn City of"Sanford in tho Contest sponsored, by ihe More hunt's Association. •• Tho slogan I suggest » : Your Name jA d d re s s entries must be turned In to tho Aldon 6c & Store -by Dec. 1 and must not contain more a six words. �TURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1941 PACE THRET THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA n iN H i *t m o r id l n .ir .l O f a l il< M h it h t l# * i» l » u i VV i* n * u » i i ( I n * *U • d l l # « l f l i . l - a l •• I sm stilt 4la kn#rs ,,r Ma LOURINE DEAL. Society Editor Calendar Floor Show Is Hit Of Demolay Dance sk t l | Dd w. IT-Ill l i t : r o i t l o t it ri n sruiMiK i : \ n i i i i s i . ih i %* i in s !•■*%% rnni h t*et i • » •• Telephone 1IH w i« * ' o i ii I h * in •••M* i»'»'l i ». ■ I *|*-l •! .* I m I I I I N I R l h r f • I M |» 'I t l l o r — I'l.o r ll.* I It* «k l«* l> * |ll w a * s lll« * ** P e r son als f • , t* ha* iniri'h««Ne*t s i - l »•’ 1 Featuring a Iloor «how which m-nr lias sol T«> 1 •Mr. ami Mr« J |» Wilson have SUNDAY wa* put on by the pledge*, mem­ H * -ir l o r a e t i annual memorial service ber* of the Demolay entertained be*n called to KitsgeraM, (la., |..*r jr*- traSIHlra "' ' 1*4 Mrl* J»r*»|lhr*'l*-« a O. E. S. will be held in with a dance In the City Hall ber«uar of the ilrath «*f Mi Wil­ M ir * II. k ^ r I I . I v Masonic Hal at 3:00 I’. M. la*i evening. Th# Demolay color* son'§ fa th n , K A \\il-«»n I I'll* ra* f *.f f* as.O la- 44 - .1 the public ia invited. f * -l to * I'L a -'.a ’ • of yellow and purple were uied ■?M». (’.onion Mynt has as h it . I r | l . | \ . . n r h «’ i» f I ••'* ' ' MONDAY throughout in the decuration* * Ittrf s*g l»R»-l' •* •' 1 There will be a board meeting and largr yellow and purple let­ guest, her briithir, (Hi* M*i>|». I ' l at It . • ••it of Jackson, (ia , *ho will r | mih I *1* lt illl* .la * the Presbyterian Auxiliary at ter* *p*lllng Demolay were place*! I I t r r a n a v n •I ••• 1 church at 3 0 0 P. M. to be upon the screen at one end of the winter here m I«i n to Ihlna I- r' ' *11*1 r * . *•I la- ft t I followed by the monthly business the hall. The announcer, Kirby 4* I I I . Ii S I wl r I fiat • ' Mr*. If4>s*14tii Stet'lf ami (lentil* meeting. Fite, grand exaltej ruler of the . (•*• of l r •••I'l •• - • 1' f' Austin wenrhniik'iriviiii: iluf uf the Women'* Soc. order, itood In the shadow* In % W tt.it t h e n of Chrixtian Service of the a special booth and announced tha guest a of Mr iiihI Mr* | lluike .Steele. •*41.1 140 t l a t l i 4*. A 44*1 Church will meet at number* of the *how |.» ' • I N 4 44.1 » k # -following place",: Pledge* taking part included • 4*4 •tl» 1 H # -» ' i• Mr. anti Mrs r « Urine* One. Jdra. J. B. William*. Billy Fleming a* Juliette I..,l.| f •«*! ' and spent Thanksgiving ,|a > with >|• 802 Oak Avenue at .3:00 P. M. I-rroy Hodge a* Borneo. Trre Circle Two, Mr*. W. E. Kirch- danceri were Ralph Smith, Jr., anti Mrs. Kllswrnrth at their home |-| iM l" e r i i > i ii i in H off, 2408 Palmetto Avenue, at Hugh Whelchel, Herbert More­ on (Iranian Avenue * \if r . l lt l t t l l *"t \||i.t -l. 3:00 o'clock. land and Al Brock drr*«ed In H i n f . - r . l A t f At Mr.. Kathl eC*i l.mig ami M it .U s i \ \» Circle Three. Mr*. L P. Ila- brief costume. The "•trip-tea**-" t ’ h t l f i ’ l l \ V . . » -»••»• > 1 •' * ' Fox, Jr. daughter, ju d ). of Gatnesvilli'pfci, 1702 Park Avenue, at 3:00 ner.*:irmer wa* Kay wi*- * **4**lt • ’T i l •* •* Singer* were Pete Brock anil were the Tha>ik-gi\mg day gn»-I« o’clock. ••*\I4 l 1 *M4t * of the furincr - in,it her, Mr- It Circle Four. Mr*. J. F. MeClel Orlen Farrell. i iifi«tuin l •' ’ | | * e t t lt lt f *»• * ' land, 309 French Avnue. at 3:00 Chaperone* for the dunce were C. I.ong. | | >. \* III**. 11 t o'clock, with an exchange ba»krt. Mr*. John Sparkman, Mr*. Karl | ..•« • tlfi at *44.» M ~ r. and Tilt. It I . Tlimnpsoii v Circle Five, Mr*. Harold Marmh. Jeter and Mr*. Otto Caldwell. \ \ . *| lia-w .l,* * \ l ' - t 4* • ». I Tho*e attending were: the of AtlMitn mii- llie giii-.l* i.f Mr*, joe DiMaggio. the former Dorothy \rnold, feed* one month-old * !*•#• M l* '• Mffemon Avenue, at 3:00 o'clock if M. w us ' of tL l> \l, Irihin The W. the. F irst iMiiue* Kathryn Wigrin*. I^olxal Hr. and Mr Joa DiMaggio. 3rd. at their New York < ity apartment. while her y ,\r « I lf III II H» I M il famou* 27-year-old husband, slugging e ’udder of the 3 aukee- and H»P apti.t Church will meet at 3:30 Caldwell, Helen Hutchi.nn, Ship­ Mr. Thaniiwon i* .411« I'.r h e t « . I t \ * I "Mi>*t valuable player of the American I ■ii-ue" looks on l hi* I* tie ii’rlock to ob*erve the “ Week of ley t amenin, Elisabeth Hatcher, l i n n ' , b r u l i i e i It* % W • » I ••' • ' I I first picture uf the DiMaggio family tin :.n aiucv the little .lugger Prayer,” for foreign mi»*ion* and Betty King, Jean Harper, Ann . . . . . . I lk S . t l.io l ' ' V '1 Mr. and Mr- \\ I Mnrri-on ( took over. v . 4i . n "t*i** • - r m Lottie Moon Chri*tma» offering. Stine, Mildred Robson, Clayda Katherine | ^ \ t . - 4 I. I l lf f 4 . . ■ Circle Five will have charge of Korguson. Martha Wight, Helen and daugTI3et *, Mi I k * fllM K S**l k I. . • • Mol rison. Morrison uml Sallv program. The Sunbeam*. 41. Philip*. Jo Ann Lockey, Patty \ \ —I lie --.l.lk I • •' '• • * u" Thank-giving A.'* and It. A.'s will m rrl at Hnilge,’ Nancy Cnllum, Mary A n n ! * " " ' h" I M day of retail." Whelchel and Natalie True. the in me time. , .ml I'ulutka t t V K IIIIII % S S I w ill i III t .t t ll St. Cutherine'* Chapter of Holy AI*o. llobi V Proctor, George I 11 I t . . I. I l l tl I* . r Cfoa* Epiucopal Church will meet S|ieer. Dick Pickett. Billy llrunt! * '.t il H I r* . I 4» I Mr nrnl Mr- II ( a t the heme of Mr*. W. J. Thlg- Icy, Jack Sparkman, A-idiy Jon**, - j "*.i»..| iv >i- I ' • ' '* from thru lllllt lf I'll •S i on Park Avenue at 3:30 I'aul llickaun, Bill llranan. Hilly inovnl H u ft .C l v ' l l •• i 1N V\ 1 - i i f | I ■ • ^ (lit* 1*21r k I U N I T I ' H M I l H T I t m I lit IM II r M. Hollyheatl, Ed WhltV. Kenneth Hrartldll Avt-nm tit ■! '* H I# M ums ii '* * * * , I* I • I' i-l-r J • I l f t l A M il4 r I I I . 1 ’ M (’ark \vttiiit-. Chapter, of the Woman'* Au- Echols, Cliffurd Pioctor, Jr., Apartmt-nts i h i »*% t f l N # H - t l H rl k * * I* VI 1 J*iiiii|.»» Sm 4i* xlltary of Ihr Holy Cro*« Kpi* Orlen Farrell. Jr., Gene Hnrri- Mrs. Mtfs-lt-’s niotht-r, Mr* Ap­ I Mu full* y H e lo * " l ’* I # V R l*r ik r f M * r l t ig W •l l ib * V M. — copal Church will meet a* ful. Mn, j |. H. William*, Neal Powell, pleby, will lliakr hi r holm Hill) j M o r n I n K \ \ i * i « l i |* t l 1* 11 them this winter I I •r | t l «»W lllf a * M it t | 4l • »4'h ; l l t l i i i * H l t i . l v . K r l . l n « • I VI low*! Hugh Whelchel. Al Walluce, Jack | lr .* h . I > i \ •*• l »•*• •* I* S m* 9 _Th*re*a . ho*"".. °f Morrison, Al Itaboni, Pete Brock, M >1 t h e F i n s r w » r i i M i n s r t i i i it t it K». F. W. Pope on Crlppin Road Al Brock and Kirby Kite, Jr Mr. ami Mr* L Home ami ( r u n m- u •• •*»t* • •' 't T. 1 * ..r I* •1 It \ • \ K ( ill S I ' a l 3:30 p. M. H I »r \V I" ....................... 1 , - 1. r Alao, llilly Kobnnltc, Cecil J. S. Hawkins of MiH'k«viUe( N W , H i||| * |i|V H i I .......I '• I k M Si. Agne* at the home of Mr*. Mixon, John A. Trefry of St. (*. are the of l»r M i n i ! I II u i i I llitss I’f ls t Of %|. ••( . I* r f I ) I SI K . v F . A! Dyaon, 201 Wr«t Seven­ Augustine, Donald June*, Billy Mra. ||. W. Xurkrr Mr utnl Mrs. t III lit M ] \ l« .r * k lt .# t V . . . • 1# It • • . teenth Street, at 3:30 P 31. Wtlkimon, Joe Creiwlmw, John Horne will apeml the winter in ll#*v vl.trl'n Ii* .tin I: V ••4414 N !•••• | I —St. Ann’, at fhc home of Mr*. Dunn, Charles Park, Jr., Mack Hanfortl at their h<mie on the \ . -4.11.1,1* •’ w | | i . i \ i • • n u t.i.i.f H • *4| V W1 M lland fe Dean, Indian Mound Cleveland, Glenn Odham, Ray­ Country Club Koail. VII 11141111%I l ik r n » f t » f »«• • » 1 * . i. | \ n i i . . i >.i I • « in in ii •».*4 B f . .n r ill* K IN " *." . V 'Village,’'i H l : 3 0 o'clock. mond Kader Edgar Bigger*. Cullen | Or ft. a ll I ll«l 4 .. \\ j I 4| . | - l r Ilk I l ia - k u . I, >|.la**-S t l..' | ’ > •I. TUESDAY 1 M II Wright, I-eroy Hodge, Sherwood I' 4«»..r I M " t ' .i i* !:*••» .I « w t ii, . .\ n«lr**M *■ • • V V| I t .. « est , , f *t|.' ra . . • • I* 41 Th# Daughter* of Weiiley Jacobson, Ralph Smithy J r . Earl • llt ir i tl S . Il.ea.l • • 1 *• • l . . i • •'•» .\ 31 VV'araf ll e e . t .l %’ W •- • * . . V . . • ll.* | Cla** of the Methoiliat Church Jeter, E<l H urt, Dale Hofmann, M " l lilt.If 1*1 l ' 4 i I .V He ■ * It • • ' I II•11 •4 » 4 1. 4 will have their annual Christman Jr.. Billy Fleming, Joe Smith, A M *• . 1. ... 4. | •4 g*.*• WII/.o r i l l * W i l l ••• •• S<. 0 r l y in the annex at 8:00 P. Jack Herring, Bill Ward, Jack 1 * 1 k S .... .III act t 1.’.' I.a-fa.t •• * U., with Mis* Ruth Hand'* group Bolt, Dougle, Strnatrom. Donald The picture, "Al! That Money ,| f ••V% a I t it t le tl I •> t l ho*te*ae*. There will be an Lamson and Tony Huddleston. Can Huy,” which will be shown 1 •*.<*iac Iv."|.l* LEGAL NOTICES a. wit I* VI •xrhange of -gift*. at Ihe Bits Theater Wednesday The board meeting of the and Thursday, |4ec. 3-4, will be I N T i l l : 1 l i l t I 1 1 t m i l l I tt» s | : w Wbman’a Club will be held in sponsored by the Woman’. Club, k m .i. T v n f . m %i i . n in o i .i : t t t i v i t . 1 1«41«11/ % in S * club home at 10:00 A. M. t II V M K l l 1 the proceed, of which wyjl go T*» l l i t t It * !t I . f * » r l . i n . | o « * 1 J u s ! In-> <tit• 2 ll.«* l.i*( stop llgtit T t t V l N U K \ a t \ . . v\ ••* *I • 1 | 4 11 * \ ™ The W. M. S. of the Flr*t toward the d rfrn.e program of I t .................. a. I /.I P II M - I . - ' • I 444*4 l 4 l«*t|e a . 4 |» . 4 l l . H Baptist Church will meat at the the club. I •» - l 1* I 4| | 4" t l • >>K 4 " W h r f s jr iiu T s * n r v r r 4 » i c 4 n i * r ' ' 1V 1 * * 4 ." l • I ii" . '•*• I I chiirch at 3:30 o’clock to nbf t t h r H |.» l. i | 1 . 4 1.1 I 'l -a l l a i I I 1 || b.M il i Ann Shirley, Edward Aniolil H . 114.1 .• V ; f W •l. l n i * ' i • aefv* the "Week of P rayer” for HuittUv Hrl.... I s I . v M • , , , • 1 . • . 1 . • 1.1 l l • and W alter Huston have been Vtr A W trti.M ltf. N ii | if r ||it r i;.t e » n t HAPPY DIRTIIDAY - m i 1 it s u n . 11 t r r i v r • K it r v i s i i n it s i i* t is VV I I I ' I I , . r .............. I . I 144 r i a l 1 .fo n ig n mi**ions and tha l-ottia • gaa( .In tba leading role* ami •‘O u t |> l l t•••*lU 1 i n it t 11 It.a* n lit | «.( f.w ll N r» . 1i . . | , i a m :m a m i . i t i: t t \ k j» i s • .ll.U i* II I ' l t l l . I l l 1 Moon ChYiatmaa offering. Circle f . I H it •. - n r | | | t th# allow h a, been given much f *•n i l s t i t • • in n . . 1 .1 Mr*. J. M. Leonard t t i will have charge. * V* N t'l 1> « favorable comment, according t o M * ir* i • • SVVr 414 VVm u m If* t .#•* Luther David , |*a'* .|4 !*•w Hi* •••1 T * . .t il p . r - 4»ti« .a iii I . ..t p o t .it i •••• lr .u n i WEDNESDAY member, of the club who have Dale Hofmann — 11 # 14 •i n 1 III i ' l a - l r . 1 H I .-• h 1 t M'bi d Ilk t ill 1 1* M . The W. M. S. of the Fir*t lorn it. ill* '• 4 1 l.llll. l.p .H l -i ll V ••* I I I # 1 .•»*•!» Hayward Cruttrvi* 1! \ •*r*»11 m S* r k . ’•• 4 1*1 |* M Bapti*t Church will observe . the r »i I • Ticket* may be secured from \Vril»4»-*l t> lit.I s r r k H* • \ '• • .1 -* t I l l | 4l! 1 t o**.. Yii.» "Week of Prayer” for foreign 3 •IH i l l lit •••1#V I l . i l l l l l ' . l H l l l l 1 ll# I* VI Mra. B. C. Moore, finance chair­ SUNDAY •itr i r.•1SS' •4 *.f 1>>IIM V* 1i- >1 1 1 >l •il l. h i* missions and th* Lottia Moon V o t in g |'ri4 |il** s llitw man and from Mr*. F. E. Kuu- T h u t - ' l i v t . n l . .r r « " i n | . | . t I n l In ill » Dill Tyre ^ ) I l l r i | It »l.l|. T Ttt | * 11 ^ f a r in g at the regular prayer millat, Mr*. ’ W. L. Cooper and Raymond Aston, Jr. • ..#■ :■ >. / 1 M <i i ............... r I M l I I I l l .............................. ... ........... .. • ..•••-• i m eetlnr aervlrc a t 7 :30 P. M. 11 1. • 1 .1 • l l t I d k I la* It — k b l l l l 111 t • ' r* l» I -a •4•I I Mr*. 11. W. Ruckar. |**»t.4« l l l r u p .H I lit ,* p N I . r l w o f I "4 11*1 with kfr* W. E. Kader in charge Methoiliat Churcn will meet at the I In conjunction with the pic. .r* Ii •* W * 1!*'1 r,M " ‘JJ ,' " n • a I | t It I I I til* f i l l | l l k » » IIK * * 4 11 •* i d .p li. " of th* program. home of Mr*. E. M. A rm iU g e .'tu re .how .rvaral pupU* of the r. ,i«rrl". fa .i-'r •t i l l . th e d g g f iS lIi* M llti M IN I *•! . 'IIIN t' • . „ i , i k I I m » .ttf i l P t « a l . l i*in ... u •* I I I I I I ll 2600 Park Avenue, a t 7:30 P. M. Ruth Gonlo n W right Dancing H>o<.i*r s, n--*-i. ....... a . m tl V I1 , Tha bu*lnc*a and lunchton ........... • t in I h r p u r .’ r l s ••( la in l a s i » l i r . i . i » •• . l l 1 44 lr il l FRIDAY I School will fc# pm cntm l in a | J*..... .. M.rvle* ll « \ M m atting of the Woman'* Club I , 41 , Ml -.. 4 l.| M i l I lf .’. I M i p U ' l i l .............. .. V V .-4 V V t M o i.i l l l k <4 • t k I. • “ » ” —A ">dne..l..v Kvenlag IT a y r KMr*. W. M. S. of tha Firat l' "»ng anil (lanca number .-aril I lis - • ! •«|*|»*4s M h s i l l ' l l p a r i ' # l *4 I II i b .i | | i . . i i i* • ••r.llt'M • l l b* held a t 12:30 P. M. .5 i* M. ' • •v r r 1 ■ I t i.if I¥ f ..||.iv I lia s .-lir illllr , I * N •! } 1*1 a * |L * »..••! i #.'iiFil*'*l VI. with Mr*. R. W. Ruprecht, Mr*. Baptist Church will meat a t the evening, 1 4 t.H * It I I ’T I * *N UK I |*| i. I•:*((# D A P T IftT M i l ||< if II VI I.* •.1 L .' P. Hagan, Mr*. R .’ J. Holly church a t 10:00 A. M. for the i • ........ .. M r# i . i i M F r # la i. ik p . m m io K of and Mr*. J. 11. Maaiek as hos­ observance of th* "W eek r i . p v\ rw | J A i ’ f r B •4f l h * II II M X It T IN . r A H T i'lt r it iv r i i i i in i. n*- t u r n e r i : 1 * 1 » A l l # Ill** N K ' i tesses. For reservations telephone Prayar” fo r foreign mlaaiona and Christmas Revue To tin*Isv ((.'I.imiI, (n oft A 11 *i .. v r . * r I.f \ V \ •* ••( N V V » % o f H tha Lottie Moon offering. Mr*. I ’f f m h ln ( N fiv lrr. || Mra. Ruprecht, 778.W. n if n y S* • ■ *••I •• l *. V M * ip :i M :» Feature Militarism A ll.tfinnif 11 M r n in e r b I . - I I o i) A M M. N. Cleveland will have charge » THURSDAY 1MT T i l M II Y I* IT. C 1 C |» M " • i i new . l . i » i ' k * n l i i | | M f y l r a I 09 i> :•! I * * :: 7 Th# Wealayan Guild *f th* of tha program for th a day. I It Ttka-nlnir Hfrvlrr. * 30 I* If. Stating th a t tha spirit of llr a ilM if I t n .ir n ll-.u r 3 *i0 In I '.J Y militarism will prevail through4<t 4l ' l ' l l » k 1.14 T llV R lld ) * a t ld h is • •M a y a out, Mrs. Ruth Gordon Wright r n v u j n r . t t A T M W A t* t h u m 11 K ill ii\ \ r this morning announced that her C o i f H - r Dark Avtnu* «iul 2i*l • •».\| A N . b vV nI It •V H \ i 4 .V|I.Ctd:.M 1*111 f .lt lH V I Htrr*| annual Chriitmoa Revue will be Mlnlatrr. v m i t n r s 4 .r iM V ! i » i : N 4 ii \ 4 ‘k i » llsrnanl lloot mi I t 4# . I , l « | . - 4 i . f I He |,**a**.il| H r r presented In th* Seminole High ( M ii i r i h MeJohn h f io l, | i | S . n» 4 | w t t l . l. m i l l l.a* »•*. #| I II I ' h i i r i l * School on th* avtnlng of Dec 18. M«»rnln* Worship,* | t :0O of r t if '-l H i l * * l i« l - l l h r i . i i « l i * . 4it i-in The revu# will b* given for the “H Vr V Iri .i ifli i l I sI f l»”« " * ir 4 m l k« l i r r n - I i . . M ia f l .l '••ii.4l .ib \.ra * » III l.a* r 1 »* m j benefit of th* American Iwgion __•• IL.iAinteuu^UAAU-lf^rrr^---i h a l a w iU - * . u » » - » - ^ - i i t t .w o -* w n H ________________ |Y t * • la d ir.f I l f I ., (w . Ilia* «li**t I . f | Auxilia r y ^ - M r * - Dom * iiu i Jan.~i !»«. K l ’ . l . . r r a i n 1 .. .1 ".I I t H o f I h # T 4»w ** •• 'I; | .* • ii.* t v u ir t * r c * |.h # l« n n .l T i. . . mU m’ I i s u n o r tiu lil v b ii h r r ll» . • |ha* been placed In charge of of la iliH M '— l. t f i T ' i l »IM»N If* i l l b i.t i • l l i i t I**I i , i h r m i l l 1* . T w i l l shin** a a n l n ll* I II l l t l» # r # o f «• TP• • making roatum*a for the revue, f Th# l|a** «*»*#• M ill K«*F lh # Y GENE AUTRY ' sky t« vrfjr blurlc. #tla tm* " •YOU* iw if ilr t l In I'Ij I l l'* n k I • p hri'b f . i I •# I y u n t il ) . iii In tn v and Mr*. W right promise* that I ' u i r * IB ll* l l a n i l l ' l .* l .• n » : t i i . i k - i« iit - r n i i t i r i n . B a l i h I they will be th* most elaborate 11.... k i l*au# 2 A. H#»»*' ' e I j n r . l ’ • l« i • m k i h 2 1 » \a v a r to bo worn by bar pupil*. 11 ,ul** *•**»•»« y lt # r o f il« A t n o r iK in** iii* t I n n a w t i i i h n u n 'A fter Customer* On# hundred students from ••• the I »•*.... H«*rni4>rt I* Hi#* f 1A13 w in s f r * 4iit ilia I I I till* " |# | mi Orlando, D*Land. Orange City, • M il •4. >N i f r c - r l b , . k f .41 b b lt ll v a i n W i i f i l * ; tor. la k e Mary and Sanford will jw \ i . * | ||.» \* » n<* f a I t o w a lt *|b a M il H i*I ll* presented In th* performance i« f r u it f u l w i . i k - u f i l . i r k n o * * . I m *i 1011 which will include th* latest in The revival service* nt the • » » h * r r a n r i iv # t l i r m ‘ i K p l i 1111 . Eleanor Powell, Fred Aatair and Sanfonl Assemldy of (iml w i l l •t .* t l , I I ) |4»1* O ur W ant Ads l« r r -* » n H r r m n n irlr«» I im *I u *I# b Rita Hayworth'* advanced tap close Sunday night. The lti-v. ' h Tr h #f.ill.ik b lf|4f I'K M I* fro m th # led*! Il* » M ' H o f I h N T o w n {roatlnt** Jc**e McGuire, who la the a*- • l i r U t l a n H* l#-r»r** U l l t i m i k . 'H«*l of tin- t. m a n . l l l r a l t t . w i l l * K r v !•» H i # Tb# children in the %School of •i'la n t auiierinlendant |Childhood, * . kind# . ndirgirUn ,,--------------------------------of--Ihe A* < I*f f l p lmu rr *- r'l.a t * I*v wl lm* ri lvi l l lk' b# l»; |*# r | iKf n« Mp #f rt oper South Flaruia District tm M M M M M m M M M M M M m M M M M M N M :M N M N iM W W M M W a ted by Mra. W rignt i t her aemblie* tJ7 God, ha* been the studio oO' Oak Avanita will b« evangelist. The ministry of E tanIntroduced w ith ”SanU Claua, g<di*t McGuire ha* been appre­ aa his ''Dancing Dolls.” ciated anil much good hits been accomplished. The Sunday morning service* ANNOUNCEMENT te* ar* to bo under th* charge of Mr. and Mr*. 0 . M. Willi* an* | Rev. ami Mra. Elaea, returned nounr* th* engagement of their mis.ionaries from L ltrria who daughter, WyWna, to th* Rev.'will speak on their work in that Virgil W. Orkmr of D ad. City. I*ml. At THE. CHURCHES Movie Proceeds To (io For Defense Program T Z DOW N MEXICO W A Y 'REGULAR IILOOI) ilfOUNDS Revival Services To Close Sunday Night I Anderson* G riffith Funeral Director 7»< B. 2nd At- is for • SAVINGS Do you get a dividonoi on your Ere insurance? • Your life in. lurance tvnuld he more ctpcid «ive if it didn't pay rcguljr div i« dendt, I'crlup* your lire insur­ ance IS expensive, (nr llu.- *unie reason. You cun del fire insur. ■nee in T IIR CLNTKAI ., one of America'* strongest cninp.t* nice, A N D Y O U ’LL I I I '. DUCK T H E N E T COST O F YOUR FIRE INSURANCE.' Telephone handy? Call iho number below. No obligation. I’hon# *•> |m «M m uin) IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST Uf LIQUORS FOR CHRISTMAS . . . T k * g i f t t h a t fT ow a lo v e lU r w ltk U w j m n . . Oar tow Briecw and wide SCOTCHES • , W INES * ................... BE SURE TO Visn NICK’S Package Store Read Ads In The Herald to find the beat Christmas G ift Buys rn m m m m 'J . • V y.e> ‘' W . " I v r. i! . r* h ■ T OfiZ STEP WONT GET YOU THERE Aad Oea A D Waa’t Being -You M-M K*cp On AdverHaiog �- t t* W jEEK.QF MOV. 30th TU B R. A. F ." w ith Ty*~**~~ and Reginald Garden* r! o t th* f a y . ifjffi& kjf T O P * T 4 K A N ilS M INK - with Franchot jp U v aO U w v R rtn o .n , P « « l .Bre**, Hlbel Bruce, d /f a n ijJ ta w L Also “ HARMON OF MICHIGAN" .with f l o p |g « n o « ' »nd sA niu L ralet, dpy,, benefit perfermancet sponsored by CJub,.%AUi T H A r MONZY CAN BUY" Rdvard Arnold, Jane Qarwrll, Simone tAadtJwOM C/Wf. AJao, Popular bund ^VAUA CITY" with Boy Rogrra, t, BUly Lao and Fred Kohler, Jr. r r A t lO N " with Hobart P ration, ja ry li Buddy Ebaen. TTRpNB POWER h i raA ldaa American flyer appear* here in Y ank^in th e 'VC'/L' P.," w ith, curvaceous Betty Grable in •<>ng«, ;4 U d m 'a n d romance*. Thia picture, allowing tomorrow and Monday •'al'. U pjB U a Theater, contain*'aetual acenea o f aerial bail!.-* over ■Germany. France and England, filmed with the lull cooperation TOM. HARMON, 1940’* g reat All-American football .atar,. how to kick the ball out of the atadltlm /'from a aceno front o f /th e Brltiah A ir Mlnlatry. mon of Michigan!" Thi* Bargain Day attractionv a t the Ril bring back two popular feature* each Tueaday until further FRANCHOT TONE, W alter Brennan and John Carroll <J0«H ■ «?«tiny in “Thia Woman la Mine,'’ a* Carol. Brace, the woman ln; Oie ra te, look* on! Thia tltanle acrecn thrill, baaed on the novel, ^ tl, jam ca Lewis." by Gilbert W. Gabridl. will be shown Tueaday only Davla......... Stanley Browr. i t the Rita T heater. «• • Wer....... ........ Ken ChrUly egan................T im Ryan IFaybum----- William Hall ----- -L arry Parka Uyod Bridget Chuck....Chester Conklin C o rp o ra l a t t r t s pa rachu te b a t t a l io n Robert I'reiten Nancy Kelly Edmond O’Brien 1 iRIebard* ___ H a r r y ' Carey If 10011 la.... ..... B uddy Rbaen . ....... -iPnul Kelly ....Richard Cromwell ....... Robert B irrat „----------...E rv llle Alderaon .O f. Infantry./Edward Field. Richard* Julie Duncan ' j j i U r n a ile ,;. _____ * Morae ...R rlm ar Jackaon n -.l-............G ra n t Wilber* ■-............. —Jac k B right* IOfficer— .W alter fiende tolli*. ;----- K athryn Sheldon * ------------- ------------- I - (Lee »— - ...........— Robert 8mlth O fficer-----Gayne Whitman Announcer.Douglaa Efana iln g S ergeant ..Eddie Dunn 'NJBVADA Jl^RBON e .p r. p iJ ftT fiy iq g . p ictu re!feetu ilag U icie 'PnraehuU Battalion,” .will be p a rt of an exciting double wgram 'a t the .R ita n e x t Friday and Eatuiday. Robert fancy Rally, • Edmond O'Brien and H arry Carey have the f . t a w , x o n ca s 'THE'OLD’ H O M ETO W N ,x . lorrlaon... U dell... Bonnell CITYRoy Roger* ---- ---------Geo. ■Bally Payne leo. Cleveland ...B illy Lee BASED ON th* atory r loeeph ■Crehan phen Vincent Benet, “Aft •d Kohler, Jr. a ’ J| J .a . - i . It B o aey Can Boy" vrlll bt tetter next Wedneeday and i Sanford Woman’* Club. on the By STANLEY aabdlvUloa ,11 Mb himdrea - tblfty-t l fo n t'to D a n tf r ft thje deeertbe4t.uk loiac ■: i tw a ac y -ela * . i 5 SB m i*, |)R T w **|r-bhfo *»tlag taarntrora: & » o s ifE THKHV, M RS> iv » < at HUN* UP ALL *TH'«*ARPEA 4 , T O O L S -Y O U 1 STUMBLIN' T* OWKUrfeMTHIS^ »tea.M ■ II |w»• I vp t • real rat ale, a l t a a u i r In Handout* C nualr, '*■ •« *" ' l i t f W H» of III of liar Ai r ul Mnafnr.l, ornontlad. Trafford'a map of I rornntwt upon aka MemtnnM rtonnw m fc*£ p9Q2?55VH2Hi d (M K5*>A -TbL K {v ]. 1 1 .V "rl \ a^ County, & u n s r . TMfimm* <Ck*jM«r M i l l U « CSK Ffaet* k point on the �•SATORDAY, -NOWMMft GiapMte Cuts -m i TACT, m u -THE SANTtJftl) UUftAT^. S.WTOtn), fTriRTOA I N C#c» Cftla Lead i| 4 y 3c s ; i tinning In Cambridge Jupe 21, b ig 1770 RADIO NEWS wDi:o g u n In Bowling Match # J S T —- * n ♦Ky><rw* The faal Improving CrmpetU' team downed the Coen Cola five Z r. in two gal ire out of three t ° |ToUL , dlntb to within one n a p of the -R01 Irpding Coin In' the featote' Jfelle match of the week. " ' " ' Ijk t* 0** •In other contest*. the Ltw b Appjtfy Camly Company, getting many JKreboff hick# break*, took the Lneky\J*oaea Boys for three straight contest*. jTotfl Have Your Clocka A nd. Wntchefl R epaired By ( One Who Really 128 134 130 SPEARrtCAP OP Trie Knows HM 'j Ofpedse- 139 128 039 B R IG G S PEPSI COLA 120 128 final battle 11. 129 180 13S 130 Bokee T ar-;C . 139 159 120 138 ... 073 735 FENCER HARDEN DAIR’ Croen^roan- G. How 108 MAGNOLIA 9 AT THE Arcade Package Store Albert I A Vjdftf a PA5SCR. / Kttilor of the t» ilhaft. T Albert I aw t« letiik i DUKE'S T*vvi. i•- *OM ftlilM { t 1 t r 11 RowP' .18 firplie «l •>» »»'•* Cook Moreland T. Ad e a r \o |* L I . FIND TIIB BEST I* let IN Car*at Flam* utii.h t: .» t »r .*?.• ALL Pine brim m ing wnth r«v«>r.l a T He want* to take the u»'*ii r •f ’ hi’ LINES OF Liquors phrme on n I. r «»f tin* »*M dm l Arcade Package Store howl, ntul c i h i m a I*i»• i i r ’ v in Dallinrt I tw n :■ <> ••tT. » mi* 1 ' • ra«l» fur a rn w t« r»n !»• t d 01 bii'K current ruiulit,on- COCA n. |>. IARRBLU PROP, urmcrly Bagiatt'a Uq* Store) MATIIF.lt ARCADE dust* SfECiAutES nl PAf-OfFBt»K<JiA 15 Cage Artists Report For First Stetson Practice fiojb FeHer> p r a ft Status js StUI A -l ETVELAND, Nov. 29.—(A7— r«Uttra 4*1 d rg ft claialficawiU pot ba rvcoctldsrtd on 4ata o f Mo mother'* recent Ip selective aervlce offV CQncarnlng kla pa rants’ de­ w y qn the C lm la n d Indian '• eatlmoied f(5J)00-«-year Pleasant comji«niot)aji|p and delicloiu drinks ura always on hand.' ‘ Meet your friends here. Mod­ erate prices «t #11 times. E. MorUy, chiirm an of i local draft board, de. ycjt* rd |y "hU m othtr’s »** not In the nature of a i ' fo r reopening of bl* J f tT *unW there b an reyueet for n-<Uialflca* #d taqaa ahown for defer, ftty tr will remain In A -l." Package Good* Beer & Wines Cocktails W p Deliyigr Telephone WUcox-Gsy Recording 114 N ' P m Ic Aj Radio A K k d r k Service Ivertwemeitta Auto Painting & Body Repair .'His \V. L’ml SI. — Sanford, Florida Alabama Is Pressed f a k .MEKS’ M AK kE I Hy Miami Rut W i n s ____ - - 'I I are Ilit NrMN« I'll! I NNil W. R. “ SPEEDY” WILLIS \r*r»t*M MIAMI. Nov 29 -W 7 -A I.. V, ' ” bain* hod In tra w l in high grn i . : i* . throughout Iasi night to tain \I,I ,I .I j - In; i .I f . •• .ii..< •' i ........ DELA.ND. Nov 2i>— (Special) back Miami'* surprising footba.1 team. 21 to 7, in a hard-fought , ' ' " " Proipcctu for Stctnon Univervity'H engagement played In-fore 21 \ vim. '\ i *i >s ... participation in the 10 42 bjukitball flit Orange Bowl Stadium ape- 1 ' V » \ \ h •" 11 " r• . IIF-AN* hu-*l» i * l>.| IVt.ilwl acason or nn independent «qumi t -t u r t * ................I I . >■ . 1 . 1 1 . took on a»8umcd concrete pro. Only in the M-cond and thtid et'-i.'...... • portions here «8 15 powerful cajre period* did the heavily fsvoriil VV.*'r s . V'1'1’1' arti»t8 turned nut for Conch Tide hold any nuperiority «W»| t'A^lliVitK. I VViT l.-i «■•. Brady Cowcll'n initial prc-seuAnit the Hurricanes’ sophomore team. | |.....i. . . . . i ......... ii practice peaaion. Reporta from Miami matched Alabama, touch j •'A itit.ri - *i» * * ■ l *• the veteran Stetson iuentor indi­ down for touchdown, in the fir*r ‘ .• A ' i ' i . iV i*.’.v\ i . i ; . . i : . cated here today th at four of period and had the visitor* bsci . i:i.t'i:\ i . i . |i . the six ainirants are members of ed up to their very goal lilu |, , 0 ' " T i ' N , last year's varsity contingent. throughout the fourth. “ l'j., ’1i'.N7 .r l" ‘ "" *.... Alabama's Jimmy N'vlson, a • ;t t.\ li * l|i n ru«-.ia. u ..\r . f .* '.'i'if" . . .t.'.' i' i « . and five are newcomer* to the Florid* boy making hi. last c.drainpus with enviable high school legiate appearance, his flm t i ■■t.KsronH •, !.•■« u « • n ■'i«,> recoeds. hi* homo State, act u;.» the fir ,,y‘ r-n • .. • i..iw ,a u . 1 The q u artet of te tu m in g ^ u p ­ TW9 ^atoro * M ly,ln tlw .gan. . „ . • 11. - *. e \. u « i ' perclassmen who are out for ^»h«?n ni* took » Nf ia mi pmu.i bertha on the 1942 Independent team are Jimmy Golden. Lee— burg; lloli Rarnca and Frank Folta, Jacksonville; and Carl Purl a, Sarasota. L ast year Foltz held down the center position, while Barnes and P u rti played forward and Golden achieved re­ cognition a t guard. C tm iqg up from last year's freshm an eager* nr* two ull-tlnir record holders In points scored. Russell Anderson, Franklin. Ind . and Dqle Melehlng, Miami, ur - the two lode who ran up sonu. thing over 50 points rarh in n single game during the lull cil. •naar. Commenting upon Rtctson'* aghedul* fo r the forthcopiing senson, Cowell said th a t the pm grain l* n et y et rvm pliU d to th point th a t It could be puhlishnl. I t was andergtood th a t the for­ mer foethsll mentor aln-mly hns sig n ed . fe r several gnmrs with ootstandm g c n lle fe - te a m iflrrth i' sta ir, and th a t a number of marches ore planned with service and other Independent stjuatls. LAKF. WORTH. N>.%. i:> (A7— Mr*. W. C. flow , ■" • • r publishe/ of the weekly l-ike Worth H erald since f 'jj l, bounced today ah* nail s<u>l ihe ■taper to thrn* veteran ompf'*>rs, W. V. HcnU'lls, A. L. Kui'.iaiO K a rl .J . E.ton. DROP SANDWK’IIKS ALL KINDS OF ANGEL’S EAT SHACK Kunlnrtl Avenue Junl 0(1 Of Gencvu Avenue INN I ' U N M I K GOODS M l \ l . l » DlflMvs \ T POPULAR PR IC ES i.oc.\n:i» t t \ l i i 'u n m , l a k e m o n b o e AT LANEY’S DRUG STORE llrtithlisi Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious sSteak & Chicken WEEKLY PAPER 30I.D and IIIIIV F n s i I INK I IF lit It S \M » t\ |i III . Dinner L anoy s D r u g S to r e \N»• I ill All I'rtncripliuiu K*m ten itettde—• (m»i laiwttM Im Um1«| tMtl RANDALI ELECTRIC COT Filedricul & Musical Hupplte CTfA K bT T ily PA U L ROBINSON Pfirr/ftiM V S KITCHEN -n Oco*Pr IYE SIMPLY GOT TO SEE you- irsr 2 AQour Ybu yg c a r HELP MIT ■' c Bur i gave him u p .' -jusr so >ou could HAYS' HIM - NON ------------- 1 INHATS WJONd? 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A Marjert* tee** K alhcvre W lsotea Wm . . 1 ; _________________ 1 ■#>« OerCcrca ............... - ...... a Mteal*tee F.5, Ji ftfflo# -------- **;----- * l l t r u Mery CUeeel ----------------Hakee Orldi r eft#II _riEFVBf* Wdlld ____ nnuc PUIcr Mice Math llaaO .-f Hkcsamssy Florida Facta _ There a re c e r ta in facta about Florida with which many f the p eo p le of thla state are not acquainted. A review of Heae facta la Interesting In that It Includes many thlngi hlch you MAY not hav# known In the past. The review Includes numerous compilations which nra already fa­ idler ll' to you. The governor of Florida, for the 1940*1944 term, la I rd Lindaey Holland. Membera of the state cabinet Nathan J. Mayo, commissioner of agriculture; James M. ■aLee, fir comptroller;' Robert A. Gray, secretary of state .i . _ _____ _____ 1 . P aIIm r n n l la L s n n a e n fcSTTotn Watson, attorney general; Colin English, superln'fendent of public Instruction; and J. F-dwIn Urson, trea’ Mirer. The State Supreme Court conttnia of Armstead H. Irown, Chief Justice, and Associate Justices Glenn Terttl, Elywn Thomas, James Bryan Whitfield, Rivers Hu­ rd/Alto ft. Adams, and Roy H. Chapman; while the kte R a ilro a d Commission la composed of W. B . Douglass, tone Matthews, and Jerry W. Carter. The Florldavlelegstlon In Washington is comprised of tors Chtrles 0. Andrews of Orlando and Claude D. cr of Tallahassee as well as Representatives J. Hardin Dn of Lakeland, Robert A. “L$x” Green of Starke, _rF- Sikes of Crestvlsw, A. Patrick Cannon of Ml and Joe Hendricks of DeLand. In the 1942 congrei_il elections, Florida will elect a congresaman-at-Iarge Ing to the fact t)ut the 1940 ceniue showed-, that Florlwas entitled to another seat In the House of, Represen­ The first elected governor of Florid* w»» William D. eiey; the only two-term governor w m William D. Bloxi; the only bachelor governor waa Albert W. Gilchrist, tie* named for governors are Duval (William P. DuBroward (Napoleon B. Broward), Hardee (Cary A. ee), Martin (John W. Martin), and Gilchrlat /Albert Gtkhrlnt). '•Florida’* capital la situated at Tallahassee, In Leon “ n r. The state motto Is "In God We Truat" while the flower la the orange bloeaom, and the itate bird la eking*: bird. The state song, designated by a legis,.resolution In 1980, la "Sewannee River” by Stephen Added facta ahow that Collier County nty 1la the largest division according to area, and that Union Coun th*- smallest countv according to the square mile* ; Florida ranks second In alxe for the'states east of the ilppl River acordlng to area- The oldest city In the ‘ at**, SL Augustine, la located In SL Johns CdUn- Girls Want Equal Sports R i g h t s At S c h o o l y . .. - v ^ *" - »*«* . •; ;. ts M srgeerli# D eere a K Heveral year* ago the girl*' Inter-aeholastle Sports of Seminoli High wore discontinue! for no app aren t reason— merely a meeting waa called and this « » decided. The various other school* in the sta ts hav# Inter-aehola»tic •porta and find It satisfactory. The Girls T ran ls Club of thla school hava also mat opposing out o f town team s with no frlctlrn. Ths girls m at sad mingled with many ty p e , of girls nnd made friendships th at today are fsst. Rrmlnole High boys are nl. lowed this pleasure and sure, ly tho stria, the rentier sax, ran have Inter.School sports with quits as much aueceaa. Roms of th s present fl. II. R. teachers rem ember whan, as stu­ dents hers they w ars allowed •his privilege, and the few that hava given an opinion express th« wish th at the present girls mar enloy ■ Inter-scholastic sports, If and when the custom Is taken up again a t thla lata date. Vocational School By Betty Colbert When w s cam# back to school Monday, w* found th a t our room* had been changed. In place of our typing room w s now hare ths English class, and where wo had o u r English class w s now hare typing. This Is much mors convenient Mias Mslach, be­ lent for f cause shs now has no Interrup­ tions In bar dictation claaass. Th* pupils In th* “ senior” clast a r t all w orking toward a certificate. T h ty slth sr can gst B tc rtU ria l o r a Bookkeeping Certificate. Somstlms soon tho senior class Is going to slsct officers, a fte r they g s t folly or­ ganised. Miss Mslteh had forblddtn th* sating of candy and cbswlng of gum during typing porlod. One day sh* bream s suspicious of s lump In M srrlt Staley's check. “ MsrrJt, era you satin g candy or chewing g u m t" th* asked. “ No.” replied M srrlt, “ I'm Just to tk ln g a prune to s a t a t lunch.” Ik o ur o ffk c practice class wo ’ »r* now la* ruing to apply for a job In Ui* correct way.r. w s ar* *!*<• practicing for a play which w* are going to giro soon Tho following studsnU ore go. to bo out o f town fo r th* nksglvlng holidays: Mrs. Freeman, Tampa or to tho “ woodsT • M srrlt Btalsy, Georgia f Mr*. Carver, “th* woods“ t Mrs. P at­ terson, D eland; Myra W allses, Indian H irer City; Mrs. Maxwsll, M aitland; Miss Mslach will do h er “stu fflag ” a t homo, and B etty Colbert, Lakeland. W# hope th a t everyone wUI hav* a happy Thanksgiving! Bsbscca; “ My brother Is playhjg hm»ky from corrSepondtneo % By EDWARD MARSHALL ' *•* • School Year ' « y Adohldo Richter A t too Gram m ar School wo ore By Ifemvm Middleton Brlsson By L o k Caldwell aery busy, practicing fo r our Two songs. -Th# Lord |« My 6. “Cloud* or A meeting o f the Thespian “ j to sjo tj* wklsk wo are going to Club member* and tw enty five Shepherd” and ” Brahm’s Lullaby,1 Janice Reel Doc. 1 1 nnd It. by the West Sid* Primary (Jis* enthusiastic now membera .waa «. “Rust* E ntertains”, by Johnny In It w s hero gash Interesting presided, ever by Mack Cleveland Club, under the dlrsction of Mlaa Mae Jons* groups of peril Dorothy Stokes, opened the regu­ a t tha bom* o f fcok GMdwsll. 7. “ A Puppy o r A K itty", by bearers who ape d n a su l to Nov; IP. lar ehtpel program a t Seminole Ann Rabom Christmas colors and tb s Prims Itlgh School b u t Tkurrday Nov­ Officers fo r tho coming seme*. These children w ere well toember 20. An Ensemble from tha relied by the student*, and their acd Trims who a re Introducing U r were sleeted and they ar* as a bothcraomo "soaLasf#" UW. Ulee Club also sang, “Playm ites” entertaining program equals follows: President, Mgpk Clave. Th# bath robe rovers ar* n eoml- land; vie* president, Kenneth Ecband"Th* Monkey Bong.” The mem­ that Seminole High Students cal group to o f f sized gift o k ; secretary, bers of this U e i Club are as foj. give. P a tty Hodgs; robe*. Christmas psrfom* ee David G atd tel; clerk, lo«u: Richard Mall, Ann Reborn, Th* second portion of tho pro­ to fo r Its bit of notie* whoa tbs treasurer. u . ^ l. w u a t Jsnlee Reel, Carole David, Evelyn gram waa la chary* of M bs LsMartha W kkk -> M bs B etty Bnhrm sn explained Jones, Johnny Mae Jones, Luther jenrj Whiddon, teacher of music In per firm# bottle* give forth with S S l T l mSmith, Sh that tha now members *would be David, *'jJimmie - Bni,th- . Mildred the G ram m ar' 1,T»o ychrbfM O Toon**, nob* n uksra, Krvin, and Bhlrley Ervin. Befools. Th# complete program necktlee, lalloona and other ml*- In the Dramatic club until they had gained th* points necessary Also: Mary Ellen L o sin g , Mil- follows: , sent gifts. Shoppers sad rubbish died Barineaj, Eugene Barlneau, . 1. “Appleblossom Tim a”, a song, corile In to tem plet* th* Christ­ to be Thespians. P atty Hodge gave th* alma Tommy Mtthvln, Doris Welles. by Phyllis Allan and B arbara mas rush season. sad purpose of th* Thespians, Kliiabeth Am. White, Bonny Whitmore As cheery cherub* w* hav* a fter which the history of th* Ixxlge, Joeeph Ervlse, and Betty 1 2. “ My S ister And I", a song, two boys, Jack Ludwig umf local troupe ar** gtveg by DaJean Prescott by Anita Aiken Frank Mslach. Jelly Johnny b rid Gatchel. Then membership H srdsn and Francis requirements w ere explained by Mrs. George M sffet, w to wc* In . 3. “ Brmhm'a Lullaby”, a song by Spencer chari-e of th« t i n t half of this Larry L otting and Clarence Gran Tempi*. Pins and Hally « tha H erbert M orebnd and Mlsa Buhr. them Christ m at pages, era Mena Ruth min told of tho plans fo r th b program, wa* Introduced by Miss l.'orothy Sanford. Mr*. M affst, 7 4. A tap dane* by Norma Jean Mills, Joan Bwlngls, Myra Jan* year. Madden, and Doloroo McClelland. who ia a local expression teacher, Sayer I t waa decided topt th* clubs rhrre student* attend Tha San­ continued ner program by present­ would har* a whole pegs In th* By L in k s T h e ra b r ing ergni right 01 of ncr her repression expreiatoi pupils, ford Gramm ar School and Th* Mbs Thorn ley** room or Gram­ Salmagundi—half fo r tha Thsawho ar* In th* first, second, and Junior High School, pbna and half fa r th* Dramatic The rem ainder of ths program mar school presented th* Thanks. Club. third glides. Th* complete pro­ consisted of a cheer pmetlee, rlrto g program this morning to gram wra aa follows: Dues for th s sem ester were set chapel. A two act p k y entitled 1. "D ifferent Viewpoints”, by which was lad by H a 8. II. 8. “Thankful U otrta.” s t 2S cents. . cheerleader*. L ittle Ann Rabom, Dorothy Harrell Character*: . . A motion was mad* and car­ one of Mrs. M affsttV students 2. "The Wondering Child”, by began tha practice by Introducing Three eplnster ebtera; Mbs ried th a t tha club bg limited Joyce Anderson Sm gistary, to 60 members and It In y mem­ new yell. Shs gave tho yell, Anna bell* — C herry 3. 'W here It H urts", by Bally J wilh the m elo n s, and then tha Olg*—Gladys Wells. M bs ber should mlaa tw o consecutive WUkk; Betty meetings w ithout an cxeuaa ha M argaret Miller I student body joined her the second Martha— E to l Em- wUI be dropped. Th* msating waa 4. "Growing”, t y Belly Jeanltim *. m* Jan* Thslma than adjourned, ••plans a t Ute m eeting were Reynolds: Tom Baxter, neighbor Thssp boy; Don B atten: Mina Bush kirk aa follows: Helen Hutchison. Orlen F arrell, —th* town busybody; J* Hailey: S.H.S. SASSIETY Dr. Gordon, tho m inister; Charles Martha W ight, BUI B n n a n , Mack Cleveland, H erbert Moreland, Holtxelawi Refugee children; NOTES Chart** and Joyce'English broth­ Kenny Echols, Lucille llall, P at­ By P atty Hedge Betty Joan Jean Wilkie ty Hodge, David G atchri, Sher­ Homecoming! Wa won tho e r and ale ter;j Brito By Geergs Spencer H arris^. a«d Jimmie Lodwtoi Jeannette wood Jacobson, Jack gam* end everybody looked swell The following one-act plays will especially th s sponsors. All sysa French - Maty Keabi Jenny, to* New number* w srsj^ Lob be presented s t th* Junior High maM—Mary Elizabeth well, Kirby Fm L->l*roy Hodgs, ars on Florsne* Walls, to n colored Qsldwsll. Blllv Brualley, Billy Ilotlyhcsd, auditorium, Friday, Dee. I , a t w black ellk dress with red and 2:00 P. M. and 1:00 P. M. Ttme—Thanksgivtog. Place — Philip Kronen, June Thigpen, gold draped scrota th s bodice Th* seen* in "Sparing tho while her escort Earl Je te r wore The comfortable homo o f th* Bhlrley E b k , M artha Perkins, tors* old maid ristera. Solobt— L oubs Non)gran, A udrey Bach, R od” is in ths living room of th* Johnson horn*. W alter John- ET teomlng teal blue suit end A nus Aiken, “My Btstar sad I”. Martha Pag*. B rito WUktoaon, Anita As Bb Klrtly cam* down Betty KlagT Lucy .W ard, Cathar­ ion, a 14.year-old boy Is being Announcer—B -Billy lahboL the field everyone noticed bar th b Parent* ■ ine Clark, Mtaal* B oth Odham, punlibed by His mother because appearance In a navy bio* wool w o n : W in. hr went ewimmlng w ithout per­ ngTetTra Ana* Stins, Aim* -Grantham, su it end a m atching breton aaUoi mission. W alter has to s i t 't o » W higMr*. Frank EX H slk y . M m T T f ! Kathlesn Bryant, Jean ehalr until th* arrival of hlo fa- hat. Arcompentog her waa How. CakhroU, Mra. H. Batten, M m ham. Pauline McClelland, Bhlrley Bote lee who never looked ard thsr. W alter’s mV her w a rfi bar R. N. Wtodkam, 1fra. Cl. E. Smith, Eunice T atum and Eva kandaom* then when bo W alk, Mr*. John Ladw lg and Jo Kennedy. husband to spank W elter, Bo dot* a navy U na su it and hat. Mr*. J, A. V a n . Erma Johnson, W riter's 12-yearA 1 yellow ehey*itthem um old slater; however. Grandmother Johnson and Mr. Johnson *fn on W est Side Primary W alter’s aid*. You should to* London U th# larguri city In what finally happoned to pojjr tkofr attlr*. Wednesday moratog at IttOO W alter. Thla comedy 1* bring di­ ' ’'Rare. Id H all waa sporting «U Dm world. This cite has more attractive tto w hkh ho won a t than AOOOJXMi Tho Thames o’clock th* Second Grad* pupUs rected by M bs HartCharacter* to “ B parlor the a dane*. BHUng not fa r nway K i m H o nude London a very presented a play “Thla to ThankaTbs following children Rod." ar# as follow*; W alter wab Charlie P ark w i s H t r s h t - Urge se a p o rt Many peepk v b ll r_rt: .Tommy WUktosom, Johnson, Bobo M sro; E rm a John­ liter ja c k e t and trytog to keep th b city to study a r t or m usk on* *ys on h b two lltU# bro­ risson, Walter. South, Mary end to see Its famous gardens, Jaaa son, Dorothy Crumbly t_ f f c t j g a lk rk s , London Ls*. Evriyn Jones, Eugvn* BarJohnson. OUlo B rils F nttoM th ers and th* other #y* on tho cathedrals, • John’s, Bridge, London Tower nnd W est­ tom b. Coank Ludwig. Henry Johnson, W g h t K lm ev j G randma Johnson, P atricia WpU *^Votod the b est dressed hoy to m inister A tbsy. Tk* King and Mildred Ls*. BMrky — morn-'Thomas, — T>.oraas, Bafik Every Bailie Margarot J tSa settlor class,- Philip Kronen, Joasn Ur* tkssr, too. ~ ll^ f, Ths usual family situation of * waa aeon n t th* gam* wooring hla tog thsr* era bum crowd* of Dick Button HaroM-Btomp* Bmhtagham Pri- k m Naugbcr, Dorothy H one ear family and *7,r r » i^ * 0u now FaH tm**d suit. atqusW* astleed E thel M eDsnbl, a hoy wonttoir to got Ita BaUlmor^ found to Urn plsy "W ho G e u now ntadsnt from Ik * moat famous garden b the Car Tonight. “Th* ChUdran her fine school Kensington Gardes*. to go theta to **e Pater PaOfs su tu e. Tb* oshool children Dolphin* H aatv. Earllna’s adLoudon loved Barrio’s stogy of inlrsr, sra* choormg w ith a ll hla Of even I ^ s r a t o n Pun so mush that they which he dislikes vary m o e ^ T k # y k t to a b k s k sw eater and • Peter gave to*It pennies to bora a aolutlon waa anllroly vwtuposvstatus of Peter Pun mads ^ & r d i k l l, Chester Har& M bs Bwnto U rm tod to s pUy. Oar librarian, Mlaa Westminister Abbey k very "" to a black C haracters w a a a IritosratJK rtotensttag place. The chair to Jones. _ Carl Mosai M ra 9 3 Kngland hav* hssa Jsi 9owned i f ® ia front o f th# stands m n to# laof them. In the scat of thb th ree teachers responsible f o r chair torn b a rock whkh Jacob Junior Hi School *S*much <£&£*** ... “ •a s* 9 mod uow rittow wbrn ho drsomid alth. ' \ l * ‘ ?s. ^ v -v '£.. . . . * c i - ’- BATUHDAY, NOVEMBER » , 1MI m “OGraaim In tf* pUy " r t M ytK W yri of th* laaidsr. * Nick," Nbh Wsalbrook ha* » ^ * Tho T r im of Louden k sa­ ber Interesting place. Thor* k aa entry to • to -h was pros k m to * grosa grandsaotosra umns. Th# mnu r i yellow psaeaat blouse :itko that aria# wbsri « r. IM j alszlt 4 Mb* Bsnfsrd ever an sri* Q randm stow __ calk on In tkk tower a n d -lr ^ parks II I blue suit with m l mink i th* aarard Woothrook to mnko w hbk Wad* to nn i n —ing tU* tall* nt tho — w shed by «f boy* from Jun- tom*. — -i max. Tb* »!*y » * • * now Mrs. .B. Barns*. looked aa tt Characters sra a* f to bo »ho trad to WsathrOok, BUI W sathroek, 84 Plum nr* m U mJ* Ttnoy, J te » » Deaton, Jwm s s •T sS T ftB S R many favorable out-of-town -? ' t f ' *. ’- C r ; c W ^ ,C T V ^i Thespians Elect Students Of Three. Local School* GRAMMAR SCHOOL O fficers For N o tes Give Program At Seminole High ksd to us *n a T*ry Interest­ ing subject. Shs draw pi*turns to UJuitrato her talk. Bha told n# to hava.kind eyes, kind mouths, rrkind ear* and find good things m e t Close Industrial A rts IK other people. new puolU have tome iucceiaful Year Prove Successful ““ o u r ‘ school. They are Juno Catherine Loo, D<aoo W tlli Gertrud# Fraeer. Mary Tk# ^Industrial Art* Class (a gave th.ir last Billy M oon and R ay. s s al*kL_N rr, . Lind ear. _ [•w m u t t u ’0 th ask tb* H sarsnhr would otherwise ■unaklno end for , • i? " -^ / ‘^ • •• -7 R '. - c:*>.-nj ■• l W - .< ? •-• L^l if J t V-“A *»• •-■ V ' ••__a * H 1 gA M fO H D H E E A IA , B A N T O t fr t U O K IP * fine tchooU of higher education are found In "Land of Sunshine." They include the two atata -the University' of Florida at GalneavlUe and the i Btate College for Women at Tallahassee—and tha endowed institution*—Unlvsralty of Miami, Mi f Tampa,University. Tampa; Station University, De­ li Rollins College, Wlrlter Park; Southern College, ‘and and Webber College, Babson Park, toted scenic spota and polnta of Interest Include the Myra i “ How does ho do thstT " “ Ho malls them am p. Weat, "city at the end of highway leading ty Rebecca: envelopes.’’ snaacola, location of Naval Air Station and of tha Air"; Camp Blandlng, gigantic Army ) near Stark* j Jacksonville, Florida** largest city and SOUTH SIDE NEW S l a huge nets air training school; Miami. ‘The Magic For the past two weeks, wo ■and Florida** second largest city: Tampa, home of hava bocn thinking o f th s or. 11 Field, Army air base, and hundreds o f’cigar fac p hent In Jacksonvllie v lu a-si and nearly l-Bok Towsri thw-“T*J-Mah*L or 'America” at Lake •very shll din tha school has con­ flneet beach"; tx ! Daytona Beach^"world's fln*e£ Silver tributed something to their hapi; the "Big *IW* near Sanford; the Ever- places a t th b Thanksgiving i t s . v u ( swamps awa vast In Southern Florida; and the exten- On Friday morning, so* of owr TU* gTovse of the atata as well as the other a g r i friends, Mrs. K. D. B jtewris* .__ Jty •.-» m II :i i v. LYM AN NOTES Mr*. Douglas Mra. 4 r s strong, district and_county tubP , A- In srv b s rs fo r th* e h i r f f of tho Iil pcctlrsly, w e ri a t L ym an‘ Mon­ day, November 24, to visit dif­ ferent rooms, i t sm s later an. pounced th a t tha lunchroom would b« under full time W. P. A. supervision begtentag next Monday. W* wer* aU sorry' to sc* M ar­ ian Thompson m ore to Orlando with her taro young krothaga, BUI and Don. She will enrol) as a Jun junior to Orlando High School. Ia spUa of Injuries received a t th* ............................. beginning o f the football Lyman recupera ted and won tho last two games of th* season defeating W inter Oarden and UmatUla 13 to 0. Ten new pupils a m e n d school last week. Th#a P. T. A. m osttag has postponed uattt the 19th of mber. They will bo entartatoDeeember. ed with a musical Cantata, gtvsn by_th* Qbe d u b . ^ . Th* Homo Makers dab > i d Its monthly aockl la , tho firm of n Chill Supper nnd backward party a t tJ b Horite a f M k 'lk r r . th e guests dtneed _ •t Loi? 1AH* WaBu HBBto er. Colleen Ckrk. M Dolly Beaty, Mary * Link, Murrkl Proteott, PTescott, Mag Prsscott, acott, Edna Carter, Frances Farina, wr. w i am.era (S rta a , Caron Garon Howell, Dorothy Mason. Aanto Humphrey, Mary Catherine Gray, Betty Ann Wells, P a trick Blmpeon, Marjorie Bous*.JH M a B ruit, Naomi Reiter, _G b Um) Elgin, Marilyn Miller, Ittrm ln * Clark, Gertruda Hudson, and BhsUk Mack. Th* first of th* debates will be held to. Orlando with Mlaa Marchman to eharga of debating thla year. Mr. Wells attended a meeting to Dsland of too Contra) Florida Debating league ecncsratog toss* debates. Th* SubJect choacn fo r dobatng k Resolv­ ed; T hat every able bod ltd male cltixsn to tha ; Ualtod 8U tea should bar* on* .y e a r af ■full tiro# m ilitary training before a t­ taining th* present d ra ft ago. T hb debit# wUI b* on Dee. 19 a t Orlando Senior High’s sudlturioH. toriom. Oviedo brought to Lyuun last r .U k ti CHS weeks before, titled “Billy’s (I (9 (9 (» O % • »»& ?• ■ ^r BEMINOLR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY NOTES .TIM Junior Guild selections for o ", h “Homo HandL Qlria" by Hath M. Hall A. K—I , 1U1L I , n f M , ta r n tow to plan n gam* for their homos tod how mak* tod operate raartastetlss and to bolld a stags for them. Thar* or* direction# for dressing N f «br#r dolb from o d L T n l soda that a n fun to have sprawta g on thalr beds. They will chapters on suing and g Tha authors and daughter, . HL. w ham to o k fs* hays mod* to t h k fk id . — x - t - a A 'S Oliver when ho travsk country. Tho dramatic fo k ta o with 1 ;oitay‘ U ri r tt 3 3 k a m l choir • w« a. •Mm. Thla OVIEDO —r i Oviedo -Totulor • M IL J Vi'-r ter �T '§mm 9 g jf * * TKm < •■ **i[ * & AN INDEP f t r . m .',,1t w in s • rft Ibralit A aj V O L U M E X X X III Established In 1M8 w v lm m yAILY LY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, DAY, DECEMBER A ll Am erican 1 A ir Unit Wil I d Position To Halt Foe Fly For Caucasus British Are • . . m v& English Troops Have American Pilots Aiftd Planes Will D e ­ Marched 300 Miles Newsman Captured* fend Burma Ro£d To Gulf Of Sirte A g a i n s t Japanese From Egypt Coast Since Recapture Of Rostov By Reds, N a z i B R etreating T o w a r d Mariupol Admit Superior Russian Strength 35 V illages Retaken In Fierce CounterA ttacks In Sector BERLIN,- D*c. 1.— (API— e iH lin la H r a m unit* battling toward th e Rnaaiaa capital u v " n t n , Moscow with th* aid *f good fWM i l . u a , " a Nad milltarr apoteamaa asserted today. The apohaaman did nut aar aa what part of tha rarvlag Mm m * front the advance had beta mad*. --■ <*- A a a h l H ' , v ! m at The Ruesian recanturo of Rostov, gateway to the Cau­ casus oilfields, apparently ended Nazi hopes of an Im­ mediate campaign into - the Caucasus, and tho Russians also reported that Germans 4wcre fleeing westward to­ ward Mariupol before tho reinforced Red army. Oaa o f two America# newspaper corrcspondanta cap* lured by A sh fortes In Libra, Godfrey Anderson presumably will be brought to Romo and re. leased after a short tlma, accordq lag to report Anderson was with the advance British force* whea captured.________________ Students WhoHav$ Jobs Required To Get C e r t i f i c a t e s Bafara Moacow, tha Honiara claimtd m apture of 35 vtUage* and town, in flarca counter-at. tw in . Tha German* admitted •optrler Russian strength in tha Schoal children between tha Rostov aactor. Tha Ganaana ahh ecknow- ages of 18 and 18 must have a lad red eaaualtl.. from R. A. F. tarUfleato from the Stat* Labar night raids on Hantburg and Emi BonW in order to accepl elthar ml R Briitoh foil ar part-time jobs accordtat to Information received by T , ^ f. LjVrtan, county school laperto- ______ m ew l appfoachea In a battle w hich' aent tha German com. rrander thert, Plaid Manhal von Kl lest, fleeing to Mariupol on ibd ahor* of tho Sea of Aiov. Tha only Carman a newer to the Hed victory claim* in tha Roatov.Donata baa in ration waa contained in dispatches aaaarting that tha slaughter of attacking Ruaalan troop# waa reaching “fa n ti.tlc proportion*.” • In tha Russian dafanao of tho vital Soviet Caucaaua oil atippliea. German dispatch** described «* wav« after wave of Red# cra.hiag Into the Naal lines patting tip almost unprecedented fire. But tha Moscow radio said Uieaa waves bad harled the Germans fn m Rostov clear back to Tagan­ rog, 40 milts to Um west which Um Germans took aix weeks ago. • • S e v e n Perm its I s s u e d A t City . B s l l l i a s t Week W I ,■■■# ■■ Among tha sevaa permits la. taed at tha City Ball last weak ware two to re-roof building*. Tha Tempt* Bath Israel WUI contract f i t English to. re-root 9 a ay nag oa uo on ■ B aaath Street. Armnka Takaah *bjaocontracted P. M. English to rajpoof her - dwelltngTacated on ' Eleventh Street between Park and Oak A Luff*Prince waa lamed a permtt to contract Henry WUllama to aaaka repair* aa bar dwelling an Third Street nad W. £ permission to a wash boas* oa Cedar Hart wfll . contract n to tear d m and Lhr— eoam house on - T h h rala also win affect dtodents now working. All will have to sign certificates at Mr. Law. ton'a office. At present there are five temporary form* to be filled o u t They are certificate of age for mlnore, health eertL fiesta, school record, statement of need by parent or guardian, and record o f documantary evi­ dence of age. • Compute information on tho rule has not bean obtained, Mr. Lawton addod. Tha State board is working In TalUhaaae* now, and more information on the var­ ious condition* of tha law U ex­ pected toon. Tha main purpose o f the rule Is to prevent children from quit­ ting school to work unless it l* absolutely necessary. II? Ireaglalpd N > r British Cairo Headquarter* today announced the advance into Libya has carried 300 mites from Um Egyptian border to the Gulf ofCSIrte, south of Benagasl, ng the British In poelUon to cut off the wr.tward retreat • f Axis troops trapped to the asst In Libya. The British have widened their corridor into Tobruk to 10 miles and have separated the two mein remnants of German General Er­ win Rommel's two battered ar­ mored divisions engaged in tho batUo for Llbys. On* Natl division, tha 16th. last night was southwest of tho corridor with British tanks press­ ing In from the south. Theso Germans were reported trying desperately to break westward through the British trap. Rommel's other division, the l i s t . Is northeast of the corridor and yesterday morning launched an assault upon New Zealanders holding them In a vice-lik* grip. The general commanding this Uttar liter division was captured by Naw Zealanders when he over­ reached himself with aa armored assaulting column at Bir El Uambruk’s defense perimeter. He was taken to Tobruk. The most confident British communique In the 13-day-old battle declared that Imperial forces had thrust to tho Golf of SlrU beyond Bengasi, slicing across tha Axis' supply line far g f c g B j& s British source* indicated Ax. „ resistance waa crumbling and that tha final phases o f a fierce desert tank strugfi* may be near at hand._______________•_ Christmas S a v i n g Club Checks Will Be Distributed FORT RENNINO, Oa., I.—(Special)—Start of the officer candidate class here arrival of Sgt. Philip M. cry as a member of that was announced today by LA. R. R. Coureey, commandli fleer of the Candidate Bai The officer candidate under the supervision o f. Um fantry School, and Is the of it* Lind in 23 years, of— , enlisted men oppertgnUy to Hw from lb* ranks. Candidates are astocted sis of Uadarahipt ability, fibre nsuwg efirp* -ore* clgn station In tho Army. Sue cessful completion of tho rig­ orous three-month course results in commissions as 8ccond Lieu­ tenant* of Infantry. The new candidate is the ann of Mr*. Lillian Vickery. 308 West Third S t , Sanford, lie entered the army In Nov. 1040 as a National Guardsman and wia formerly wjUt the 124th in­ fantry- Christmas Saving* Club checks written In tha 8anford Atlantic National Bank are ready for di«tributlon. J. L. Ingtey. executive vie* president, stated today. Per. sons who started wrekly savlnrs accounts last December may rail for their money beginning to- w ith th a aaUiaa tad cash Income “S S S J f T S S L - hotter •* ■ * * with.an ataka Ho lasata will bo a t when Sanford hold* Its tso a re l election tomorrow, C ity Clark H. N. Sayer stated tkis morning. Tk# .lection will confirm tho primary •Uctten bald la November. ■ H S far tn o 1041, M in i and IteOlna. w k iii la m J a T l . Btov^ontn. a tt113.000,s u a rand t s *Inth# axplrm an ran to Um primary. Mr. Out da. fasted Gone 0 . B*b*r In tho ^ M ^ B a y a r m id Umt Um reton win ho re*» to room a t Urn CRy A. M. ' v Member Associated Press 1911 NUMBER 79 Russian Gains Influence Japs To Continue U.S. Negotiations Florida Special Derailed — Second In Day D e s p i t e Differenced In Viewpoints Of! Two Governments, Talks Will Go Ort President Cuts # Short His Trip Britain Sends M ore Ships And Men Td P o s t s In Orient WASHINGTON, Dec. L — (41')—Negotiations on tha deliral* h r eastern linn were resumed Secretary of Slate Hull, and Japanese sailors, after which rctary hurried street to the In rrpnrt veil, who Georgia holiday. The 1‘resldent and Mr. Hull conferred by themselvM In Mr. Roosevelt's oval stady Immediately after the aeerslary concluded hie talk w|tN the Japanese, which concern, cd only the subordinate phases uf the Pacific situa­ tion. at Dover, Fla., with seven of its care wrecked. High t persons were Injured. The other accident nc. rurrcil 22 miles south of Jessup, G*., where the T u'miami Champion Jumped the tracks, killing one person and injuring 10 . There too, seven cars wen* wrecked. Seminole County Fall Term Of Rotarians H e a r Circuit Court H a s 120 A c t i v e Address On Guns C a s e s o f T. B. Starts Today From Byrd Goode ‘ 10,000 IIATAVIA. Java. Dec. 1,-s (Al*) — Netherlands Indie* Army Air Forte waa order* rd mobilised today under a deerre explained officially a* "liases! nn the necessity, un­ der the present dream * stanres. to render complete­ ly ready the military a ir force which mast bo ski* to fight In the front Une." ------ <2. Florida ha, over active «M*eUle* Press I case* of tuberculosis and Sem­ Thi* Japanese caitblnet. h Three Assault Cases inole County has IJO active Former I n s t r u c t o r In # aptn-ial session, today decided cases, Mr* Volie Williams, pres­ A g a i n s t Negroes ident of the local association, R e l a t e s Methods to continue negotiations w ith First On Docket -tated this morning in making U s e d In Firing: the United States despito nn appeal for co-operation from great differences in view* " Three rases * npenrd ' TTiT r a n tha- s a t during thin year's acst IVmmutrnling gun* from the! points of tho two gOVprfW term of Circuit Court thiw morning sale which began Nov. 24. Mrs. Williams continued by rarliot muxzh- luudt-M t» tlmIntents. The decision is be* In which three Negroes weie machine gun*. | liuVl'll to reflect HOW turns d l* c I ii a ing the mo»l iniHleru charged with iism u II with intent, number of deaths Ityr,i GihmIc, president of the >in the Hussiun-German war. to commit murder, *rording to caused by tho dl- Si-mimdi' (,ua Club ami a former j War across tho I'aclfls apClerk nf the Circuit Court O. P. sense reported in-lrmtnr of tho N«-w York I near yreteplay a* PreslHerndon. from tho county Jiolici* force, told the Itotnrisnv it cut short I The Ncgror* are W illia m -J. ... . . . , i to Warm Springs, (.a., to hurry last year. Tho to- ' . Lewi*. KJoiac Sykes *nd Vrutrr tal number of today that accurate .hooting de. | ,,,ck lu W ashington and th e Edgr. The first of two murtirr Hrtlinh »vnt mltiilional w tn h ip € deaths from tu ­ pcmlci! upon the UltfKur charges starts Tuesday morning berculosis was 12 ami advised holding tho (htinili | untl men to poata in the Orient* a t 0:30 o'clock with Nelson Brown, and tho report estim ated that ntfaimit tho latch n o t«i emmA larico contingent of British colored, the ilrfrndrnt. there srn ten activo cases to each t m e t the prciauro of the tnic* *»nt| Imlian troop*, veteran* of The remainder of tho docket death, Mr*. Williams said, and grr flngrr. various otricr campsig ilgno, landed follows: she added th a t Seminole County Mr. Goode also paid high tri­ at Itangnn, British Murma, and Johnny Hm^th, colored, charged has the highest death rato In the bute lo Chief Hoy William, ami reports front Bangkok, Thailand with rape. Ih-c. 3. a t 9:30 A. it.; AtMtr. tho Hanford Police lirpartnu'iit and Hanoi, French I ndo-Chlno Th»» *«|0 of ChrUtmaa arala for their courage in protecting told of Thai trmios taking up .Willie Mae Hawkins, colored,char­ ged with murder, Dec. 4, at 9:30 IS. the only mean* the -Tubercu­ |be public against trim m al. and positions along their frontier* aa A. M.; ami Le-Voy laine, white, losis Association hn* of collect­ for their efficiency in maintain­ new Japnnesv forces poured into chared with assault with intent to ing money, Mre. J. L. Ingley. ing » modern and well equipped neighboring Indn-China. chairman of tho isle, pointed out law enforcement department. In murder. Dee. 18, a t 9:30 A. M. Circuit Judge M. II. Smith will and the proceeds of the salo the rourso of hi* rem ark, he the preside. Mr. Herndon gave the are used to discover tutorculnsis showed some of the latest wea­ following namea aa the list rase* in the flrat stages, th it pon. of the police department. Among theso w ts a tear g a. drawn for Jury duty this week: I* early enough to be able to gun with a m uisln measuring Tha Tourist Club will bavt Its Curt la Hughes. K. J . Mcyer.S. (). cure the patients. Among the other uses of the one snd a half inches In diameter regular weakly meeting at the Shin holier, L. E. Floyd. E. K. y. Forrest K orrrit French, rrenen, A. II. money secured fropt people dur. which shoots cither tear ga. Tourist Canter tonight at 7:30 Laney, . _. _ i Middleton, Donald Dunn, W ill, i lr,g the seal sale conductcil ul shells or shells with s sicken­ o'clock. _______ lam FUmning. Samus<l Levy, D. CJ. Christmas.time are in the pro­ ing odor which causo the victim • Thnrius F. l-ambert, Jr., Dealt Charles' Dunn, Hr, vision of X-ray for auspected considerable nausea. A "Tommy nf Stetson University Collog* ofl Thera W illed a mealing of the Howard, u'aorge Carter. George Hmilh, G. esses and In tha prevention or Gun" shooting a t the rate of law , will ho the principal speak­ Ci Boy Scout Board o f Review to. George light a t g:00 o'clock at tha Jun­ J. Browning, II. M. Walaon. G. spread of the disease by build­ ruio shots a minute and costing | er ut the meeting of the Central C. David, C. P. Henderson, S. F. ing up the rraiatenen of child­ 0273 w it also exhibited. Other Florida T raffic Club to bo bald ior High 8cbool. ren who have undernourished implements for police wnsk were 7:30 I*. M. Tuesday at tha AuLong. Charles Tale. Also AlHert Cruse, I.. I’. Ha­ bodies and have been exposed a hand granatin loaded with gebllt Hotel, Orlando, according Supper will be aervad at the tear gas and a modern ga* t» an announcedmcnt totay by meeting o f Sanford Lodge No. gan, II. E. Lee, Joel H. Field, to rnnlagioua diseases. Tho amount which la sent to mask. 62 F. A A. M. tomorrow night at Carl Bradbury, John K. Fox, R. Frank L. Tourtellot, president o{ A number of old timo rifles that organisation. 8:30 o'clock. Officer# • will be ft. Murphy, W. A. Mason, W. A. the Florida Tuberculosis Asso­ ciation in JacluonvIUa la based were shown including several •(acted for tho com tag year dur­ FHte, Hr., Andrew .Story, An. In view of his wlila knowledge ing Um hualnaaa Meeting. drew Carraway, J. R. Britt, A. K. upon the percentage “per capita", Civil War muskrta the original of foreign affairs Dean Lambert’s Maetter, J. L. Jackson, J. F. Mr*. Ingley revealed, and '‘con- Winchester repeaters which were remark* are expected to deal Harry H- Brown of Orlando cCUlland. T. A- Proctor, Wil. sequently tha more money col­ used first by the Indians at with tha present European and the Far Eastern conflicts, pointing and Helen Bowl# o f Stuart se­ ^ ir Goodall. Fred Black, Walter lect* dher* th* Vnore money we Custer's Msssacru when cured a marriage license over th* Oalaman, John Hudson, H. D. • re allowed to keep-In tha coun­ suldler* were atlll using m unlo- nut how they directly and to* wL Also, a license was Hlghleyman, Randall Priaat and ty to carry on tha work of tha loadrrs, snd some of tho original directly affect tha American w ay frnntlrr rifle*. ____ to Buford H. Hudson of local issociation." A, B. Doant.____________ of Ilf*, as well aa how, In hto I'iatol* dem onstrated Included opinion, our economic structure Maitland and Opal M- Alderman A total of 0012.08 was col­ 1 Steven Dohano*, tha nationally lected In 1040 of which 03I2.AO tho " I’ewee Gun" matin famous will be changed. of Orlando. known artist who designed the went to tha Stato Association, by Mark Twain, the "Fountain Ha will bo introduced by J« « m place 1041 Christmas Seal, la one of while a toflL of only 0230.83 waa Pen Gun" which looks exactly R. W ells,'attorney for tho Grow­ SaMka Park la tha Ruth like a fountain p«n, tha "I'resL ers and Shipper* League of Flo­ In th« U. & Naval Academy tho hundreds o f thousands of collected in 1934, Mre. where Informality reigns at all (Mrtons who have recovered from Scott, treasurer of tha associs- ■lent Killer", which ia .queried rida. Tha masting wUl be In rcialoaia. W orcu tlon revealed In a report aha ro- in tha palm of tha hand and U form of a dinner, and wilt bo the type of gun used in tha as­ cently submitted. o f IQ 'kind held ' by too "The Balanca on hand Jan. 1, sassination o f President Garfield, club. In addition, to Um principal 1041," tho report continued, a "Gentleman D lrrangar," and a address tha program xrljl Includn "was 01O34J3 and tha total ^Dictator Gun." a short session of quia qoaattoooOther, pistol* Included Ih* s* well • • several antartohuaaa# amount spout from Jan. 1 to "Swamp Ang»l", a A t caliber i i \ « follow# > for X-rays, features arranged by B. Mi Cealtaae* Of* rtss* T a t i 7164; for nurses aarvicM, 073; Wbarrette, chairman df tba ••* Elmore, Um Eav. amt Mre. or milk, 070.88; for aonun, 01.78; Urtainmant committee. winter visitor* bare begun to in taberculoal* received Woodmen W ill Have Matsaa and Waldo AidDean Lambort was born I# a n tre in •aM#Mfc Cmmty from by Mr*. WUllama and Mbinte president o f the Michigan, and took his Now TTinipaktre, Maaaodraaotte, Fapiily N ig h t Party graduate Hall who la a colored worker, work a l tho UalvarsttR Now Tort, tfw tb Carolina, Wash­ miscellaneous, such aa ’. and Mrs. A. n . Morgan 05»! of California at Loa Angsts*. ington. a <L Virginia. Goargte, Mr. and Mre. Victor Cox Family night will be held by Winning Um Rhodes Taanaaoaa nnd I t o i q ln s l* , Mrs. probably bo residing In San. th* Woodman o f tha World •hip from tho western , parmaMpuy, according to Marmo B o d n k k recreation di­ Thursday a t thair bait on Park of Um UalUd States to I9M L j Hodrkin, sine* Mr. Margan rector, atotoi i i h y . Last wrek Avtnu*, Secretary C. C. Collins Lambert waa a atadaal a t Q atow Mr. Cox hare accepted ac­ • to made a few calls an "early announced this morning. University from 19M to THE W EATHER tions with local ImaJnots Tha plana ar* being mad* by W r . Davis Calary Camp, number 828, and lowshJp at Yalo Uni Florida, mostly cloudy. Scat, th* comtaHUo to ebargo at th ho compUted tho _____________ law* tourists whom Mr*. te n d light m in except moderate •rraagantanta to A. C. Madtten, qulraaxnta for hto J. A. D. da* |k to boa vlaltod are Mr. and over (xtrema south portloa to­ chairman. A. L. Thomas, C, B. night. Tuesday litUa change to Rudd and Clarence U Collin*, j tom pare tore. Consul Commander W. P. faculty as instructor to l a g A lakamaw Partly cloudy, warm­ PWds wUl preside and tha treat­ la September, 1041, wa* i ire Lyre*. Tsare a n a SC of vUtora wbaaa Mr*, er to north portion tonight. T ree, ing will start promptly at 7:50 •d acting daan o f thg will call aa thin v rek day partly otoudy. Collag* 2 l a v . P. M , Mr. Collin* elated. tore barrel/ jmd Invito famUteo and. * snd. tk*tr crest* are ro­ TV# aarttog.vtQ ‘ now n Cktoi te attend- Prtoaa wUl ba *F at tk* Mng* party, nad Thomas Lam bert Will S p e a k To T r a f f i c Club Winter Visitors Frdm Numerous States Arrive For Tourist Season by thorn. a U r S S r-f b, by fum * •*». S u S T T C w o o . *■ ts » Sergeant Vickery Joins Army _, ___ hea* year sine* 1039. City Election Is Set For Tomorrow # K Records ehew that deposit* in the club have mad* a consider­ able Increase over last year and Building In South release o f theta chocks mean* thousand* of dollar* will be Records B ig Gain that •oent with Sanford merchant*. Mr. Ingtey said, adding that this BALTIMORE, Doc. 1 Southern construction foe tho first money la Mb o**d only for II months of 1041 la valued at fa L 'o . ~».«i 11.735,184.000. "Um largoat to­ systems tie manner o f saving tal aver recorded for such activi­ _doay to pay tax**, fuel bill* ty In tha area below the Mason and other a seiaaltlea or parand Dixon Lina," Um Mamlfae. manta which core* due at this turer*' Record reported Sunday, U a* of year,* ha explained. Largo portion* of these expen­ ditures ware o»*d directly In development o f Southoni indus­ Increase In Farm try, and mass migrations *f Income Predicted worker* hare taxed the facilities af many towns and small title* in tha South, tha publication add. , WASHINGTON, Dec. t.-L * ) D epaftm ant -T h e ad. W r -K W a B t& B MANILA. Dec. 1 —IVP>— hr-th" near future the vital Bungs Road supplying China will ► defended from Japanese atr-.d)tack by an AII-American air composed of American Down by American pilots the Chinese flag, U waa her* today. All personnel of the forego listed officially as mambefll.j the Chinese Air Force. Tha' Jority of the men already 'I thg In this unique branch of.'j Chungking government1* - - ^ force are former regular I ter* of the U. S. Army Navy There are more than 10#.' these veteran service pilot*. Officers and enlisted man V rmltted to leave the Ua stes armed fortes for Chin*. Officer* will not lose Armyj Navy ranks or promotional ra specific purpose of fighting In the American services, they continue to receive P»T- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - IS LONDON. Dec. |._ ( A P I — Arrival In Britain of the first (reap of Danish vel. ‘ ameers from the Halted Statea, was saneenced today by Cased*. 1. Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail Hlghwij And Water Traru porta lion sk Churchill from 7 ^ J*wL .s ffw s r wfll bo . V ^ ■ ‘J l ■>•’ < . • • vA * < ■ ' ' A e m f' % r- I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/619d9390d5dd694d79a30bffc95238a2.pdf 4fc6cf033e9e01247aaf0bc81b8c4bfe PDF Text Text €t i I -» • S frB liNKSPAT, NOV SANFORD, F L O R ID * 18 Cases A rranged A t Municipal Court like a houte-aflrw, tu rn for Advestisement In 4 hit cover, and that'* where you gotta Axis States That ' fa r e th a t good line o r h e ll prob­ come up (h ik in g rig h t In a B ritis h SoldieTg ^Magazine Brings ably big bunch of Illy n Ji* When you got him out of th at ' me**, hell I n 15 In q u irie s head straig h t fo r the b o a t You “Are “Annihilated^ fC a a lla a e d K m * Paw* D m ) , fc *r ' ' y R*,' v ,, > )-• 1 fh * , "flth breeding ground*’* you lead alout. Take up one lid* and down the other. There l* more certainty of * goo«l haul of fiah from thla water then will be found anywhere, ami the variety (Imply I* left to the angler; how. over, you’re Ju»t ■* likely ** not Jo get a “big Speck** when you a re cw-ling for b a n (and we do tnean b ig |. The advantage In thla flailing k h e I* th at you won’t need to worry about how the wind I* Mowing- Ju*t fish t i e off aide. U’a ’Ju.t lined with rrrek* and cove* on the ra<t tide. Going In from the 8 t John’* Itlvcr I* "N ery’a," then “Rail .llun". and In order •'Sweel-Wiilrr", "l.ittle Gator” , "Big Galnr", nnd tig h t off the middle la "llird lide"; way up l* "Soldier Creak"; then down what | l known h i t h e "went *Ule". You e ra take your choice in lAtk* Je t M I | | flth in deep water, ahallow, around the bonnet*, cyprt»* trrr* , around lie graai, or way■ up on i h e flat*, fl’a^jutt on# big fl*hing heaven. And again you'd better not start out with a Horry line Aim tee th i l you don’t th at plug have l i r a honk-i on S becaiuu- it’ll ju*t lx- one atrike aiwl o u t for you. "There tug-mouth be»* m utt get out of l--d mad every morning. If it'* M iniri'rt you’re looking for, he Won’t dirappuint you. Kirat, h^ e'll Solve youv g ift prob:• lems and save monej*, * too, by reading your local . . m e r c h a n t s ’ \ Christmas ads th at appear in Tho Herald. ■M od not M RADIO NEWS | LEGAL NOTICES ( l l f d ( k a i l b« r o l l l i n i ». K R U PF Aa K l a l a l a t n u r « ( (ha R atal* of R n i r t t ’ K ray p . K im publication No*. J Ddco F rank MITlor presided • KM) Edwin C HOI •oor IB c u « a s t C i t y C ourt Mon­ CflO Program Resume day«tl» Cnral Marsh think for a minute you ran catch ( (- • a lia s e d Fvwra F#«* Owo) Tho docket fotloara: Wkito t u . •JO Excursion m Science. up with him, but th a t’* Ju .t an­ battle of tanka— during which ra: Georg* Bern ( f a , driving •i48 Tho World Today other error on your part. About the antagonists had swept back 7t04 Tha Loan Ranger th* time von know h#’* off the and forth across tho deaert lik# while drank, paid fZS o f | I M 7 :K Lot's Pretend hook, he’ll com* up on the other fleets engaged a t aea. fine with 11 SO roodkod; George >.-00 Big Town uld* and ahak* *oane more, ami Such steel land ships were In B cnirr*. dranktnaw*. dlamlased; ■ JO Dr. Chriatioa • thla I* when h# ll get in hir. dirty action, but th eir number* had George Scruggs, k it and ra n ■ J l Elmer Daria nnd the New* work. More than likely youll find heen fa r diminished by heavy driving. dismissed; I. M. C arter, •*.00 Texaco Star Theater your p li g railing In the rir. II tovies on both (idea and tho driving while d ran k , taa Unoed ; 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra . may fall In tha boat, or even ju .t course of tho atraggls thus 10 ilS Public Affaire Troy Richardson, apeedlng, co dlrappeor. Y oull have the Jitter* changed; tho British revertad tinued; Joseph O 'B rien, brveetlga- 10 JO Bporta Reporter ■•plenty, but th a t thrill, will be in mainly to ancient practice— the tion, dismissed; Robe r t F . Hea­ 10:41 News of the- World • claaa all it* own. D on't'forget th*• rifle, tho bayonet, tho blockade, y ter running red light, $8 fine 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey big on* nearly always gata aw.y. —and appeared to bo slowly cut­ 11 JO Vsagha Monroe Orcheetra peld. • You don’t need worry *o terribly ting th eir way forward generally. Colored case# w ere: Geneva 11:00 Listen Welle, news because a fU r you have mad* the On hla right wing—that beat­ Williams, disorderly conduct. 111 1101 Sigh Off____ usual eicuraa to the poddler, or ing forward In tho bloody hattlo c r 41 days; Sle Pounay, disorder. your buddy, Jia t gat your tackle area around Rosogh Just below Temovi awV ■jm g ra m conduct. |1 0 or SO days; LIU all untangled, and get re t for the Tobruk on tho Mediterranean— Mae Thomas, disorderly con. • JO N ym an Beasley and hla neat go round. H ell more th in Rir Alan Cunningham was send­ Florida Cuwboya • duct, $10 fino p aid; Henry likely be wailing for your new ing up heavy reinforcement* of 1 Smith, drank and disorderly, $10 7:00 Breakfast Brevities plug ju*t on the neat point. infantrym en, depending upon hla or 30 daya; WUIlo Mack G rif­ 7:41 UP Neva " It’* possible, too, th at moat any superior crm munlcatlons to break fin, reck lea* driving, continued; 8:00 Th* World Today time youll gat mixed up with one the Axis forces under the Ger­ Geneva Williams, petit* larceny, 1:18 Sunrise Serenade of those high powered "Jack*". man General Rommel. 410 or 30 daya H enry Strong, ■ JO Emery Deutach Orcheetra While Berlin claimed that Rom­ About Ih* only d lfftrrn re is that reckless driving, dMUaaed; WU- 9 M Morning Devotions he may not furnish tha kind of mel also was bringing up re. Him Johnson, reckless driving, • t i t American School of 'tho danc* indulged l y Ihe black has*, serves, Cairo reported there was dl.m issed; Willi# Levi Jones, lolt. Air but he will Jump In at-iu l three no sign th a t he was getting new ering. 80 daya; Julius Roval, 8:41 UP News directions a t One#. Jl# la built for supoort of consequence. Mira EBa L atter transferred to Volusia county and 10:00 Marnei***— 1 The British position thus an. •peed, of couraa. It’a our opinion Alton Isaac, Investigation, dis­ 10:08 Black and Whit# Notes they should h a rt named him a paarad the more favorable. In n the first World W ar Mlsa E lla missed. 10:18 Myrt and Marge “freth w ater rail fish." Unless the view of the fleet’s command of Latter served England with the w ar 10 JO Stepmother hooka are wrapped around hi* the M editerranean, but the quick toapltal supply depot. Now 10, she 10:48 Woaran of Conrage head, youll only aee him when hr an,| decisive victory thnt h((i | >s a driver l a ' Britain'* woman’s Could Nero H at # Fiddled .1. . transport. Two slaters, a gad 77 and 11:00 Mary Leo Taylor makes his second Jump. You can heen so eagarly sought in London I*. work with tho woman’s volun. With Stomach Ulcer PalnaT- 11:18 A t flora* with Sally Mar­ tell Item a t the corner drug iln rr did not seem in sight. tsar service In London. tin a* Th- historic fMtUlan s i K m o tlt r Both aide* showed the strong­ about the other blg-un that got hi. fre-tln s rould hardly ha»# heea 11:30 Cluulng the Bluet est disinclination to mak sweep- | away. possible If he suffered aftar-aallna 11:48 UP New* "If it’a a nice, still, quiet flitting In? elalma. ein*. Don't naalaet year m lfsrtp *. 11:88 Program Resume While S ir A lan's column* of the right were . inching forw ard rr a 111- bo* o f I'd a a fo r relief o f Jaunt you want—ray when you h lr-r and sloasaeh pains, Indlgoatloa, 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks toward Tsbruk both from th e ass peine take the tidy for a little outing— h .aribora, burning * • » * * - 13:18 Merry-go-round anchor off from the island (Ihe In let* than a coupla of hour*. ea«t and south, hi* extrem e left lion, blont and other rnndJilnna 11:30 Daneetlm* man from whom you get y°ur bait And don't forget thla, regardless still appeared to . Im sweeping rausrd by t i r e s arid, U d gaTablets 13:48 Our Gal Bbnday must hrlp or mosey refunded. A t will ahow you about tha spot) ami of Ih* spot you pick, you’d letter unbelted, along a line far to tha Mrltsynnida 1:00 Dixie Farm Ctub Drug Stare and good get set to really angle for be prepared for a Mg one to te a r1 south, toward the Gulf o f Slrte ■true stores arerywhsre. , 1 JO Bridge School of th# Air and during the day announced peckled perch. They'll be there, you up. 1:48 Road of Life the capture of the town i f A gut­ and urn* of tha largest ones you “Ju st above "H arney" |r Pussl* 3:00 Young Dr. Malone LEGAL NOTICES e v tr hvd any dealings with. Aa al­ Lake, yet a part of the good old in above the oaaia of Uialo. 1:18 Joyce Jordan This thrust, which had carried ways, w* suggest a good strong 8t. John’s. (When wa say Puzile 3:30 Th* Goldbergs N olire la haraby glean that 1 8:48 UP Nava line becaua# a fclg baa* can come th a t la juat w la t we wean. The more than 200 miles from Its snascsd In bualnon* at U s i along and give you a fit most any angling above th a t lake la plenty starting point about G larabub a mund. 8:86 Matinee Mualcal* Florida, adder Ih* f.etltlpu* Egyptian fro n tier, time. and run* for miles. Two sep­ near the « • Tropical Karsts Faraartaa 1:16 Tune* from Tropica "l/ik e Harney la a very wid» arate channels mak* up south of seemed restrained only Ire the • 0.1 that I Inland Is ragtalsr aald 8:30 Renfro Valiev Folks pursuant to th* terms o f th* spot In the 8t. John's River. The P u ttie. E a st and West, you can problem* of supply and British nnma 'Kli-tltlous Nam* hlaaate" (Chapter 3:43 Hlghwoy to Haolth chrnnel hurts it wld# open, ami can taka your choice, or fish up informant* said that If those iSSIS Laws o f F lo rid a ) with tho 3:86 Prara Mew* while It runs out quit# shallow one and back the other, not d problems could be adequately m et Clark o f tha Clrault Coart o f 4 JO Cincinnati Conservatory of would almost certainly reach the itrmlnolo t'ousty Florida, from tho banka and ha* plenty of chance to mis*. Mas 1* a A. W alks holes, this lake is alm ost 100',* "If you would rath er get some sea and thus cut o ff northern 4 JO Landt Trio Libya and block n i t to the west. hard rand bottom. You can *** tha high bank fishing, take the right 4:48 Pram New* Nut Ira la hereby glvsa that wo bottom In a t deep as four fact of turn- to Econlockhatclee Creek, are engaged In basins** s i Len s- I JO For tho Fanner wood. Florida, under Ih* flctltlwsa w ater, and believe It or not, It’s and g et not only tho thrill of your 1:10 Twilight Melodies name II. * It. F ru it ( X aad H u t full of flr>. There a re also grass Ilf* with rod and real, but re* The Quarterma ter Corps of w . intend lo re g u la r said asms B ill Th* Goldbergs Ilockets on tho edgo running out soma mighty claaay sub-tropic*. the Fourth Corps Area, with pursuant to tha farms of the "F lr- 6:30 Christmas on th* Moon for a good ilia lance, and for early When you Ur* of bias fishing, headquarter* In Alltlan ti, p u rth assl tltluue Nama ntatata" (Chapter 8torie* la w s of F lo rid a) with U s re. am emA t i l Vla in morning fishing this lake cannot you ean have worid* of aport w ltlj|rd .1,289,000 paper Km bag* Clark of Iho Olrrult Court o f 6:46 Joat Entertainment bo beatan. I t la t too good Just be­ your fly outfit. Th* red brernt u!2 pound* ml nolo County. Florida. wax paper K ia llr M. tto lb o rn . fore sundown. Wo have seen the bream mak* their permanent llanchrs for troops during; W a lte r T. M olbora. time th a t tha limit could bo caught xbed* In thla creak.” •i war games. rai ■5Nor. (, 1141. E FARMERS’MARKET To All Crodltor'a aad Prraona Itarlaa Claim, or Demand* Aealnal Maid Katata: You and aach of you o n haraby ■acirtad and re a l lrod to pre-ant any rlalmaO and damanda which you. or althar of you, may hava agaln-t tho eatate of - KRNEHT KRIJPP. d iakaati. lata of aald County, to tho County Jade* of Bam Inot* County. Florida, at hi* otflro la lb* court houoo of sab! Camay a t Baaford. Florida, wlth'o alBht ralaadar a a tlh a fa no tb* tlaia of tb* first publication of thla not lea. Each claim or demand (ball bo In writing, and a ball at axa tha place of raaldanca and poat offir* addraoa of tb* elalaaaat. aad a ball ka i» w a lo by tba claimant, agent, or attorney, and ouch claim or da- t*. 1M I. 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Jr i. • »• * * l a a M ) C m t r Piodoeca _ tfm 1 1' T r a i t A n d V e g e U b tw T h u A n j g ia lb r A m | b World* p » VOLUME XXXIII Witt SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Established In 1908 ls ? r c ilft AN INDEPENDW T NEWSPAPER — u ----------------------- 1 m n m 28, l 'J l l Sanford La The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwg) And Water Transportation Member Associated Press _____________ — Ni'MHKR 77 R ep o r t o o p e r s Reds Enemy Losse U. S. Rules Out Compromise W estw ard ‘Trent endoii With Japs On Chinese Issue S o u th Of Tobruk Soviets Admit T h it Moscow Is Fac Grave New Threi On Southern FI • Trend la Turning In Favor Of English As Nazi Force (a • Cut Off A t Rezegh Marked Man Axis Soldiers • Fighting Hard X — Compulsory A rbitra­ tion Abandoned By H o u s e Committee Italy’s L a s t E a s t A f r i c a n Strong­ hold la Captured A m a in fM , Britlah Cairo hesrlnuar^enr reported today that their mechanized forces are “/orag int their wav westward” from the Reictrh battle err*, south of Tobruk. The Tobruk irarrlaon and the British forces from Eirvot. which yesterday wero reported to • have made “direct contact,” are apparently In a drive to open communication* and a supply path through Tobruk. , The Britiah aaM that German 0 force*, attcm ptln* a diversion thruat Into E ry p t, are now try . In f to rejoin Ante forcre w rit of Libya. The British adm itted “determined opposition,' claimed the trend U slowly to "thehr favor. earnmend ad. Gondar, Italy** in eaat Afrl-a, l U e t r isaau lt by the T J; Imperial troops have A x * tank tinea four of th a recaptured * U make the * House Group Passes P l a n t Seizure Bill In accordance with the strinte n t antUIewlih laws strictly enforced in Germany, thia Jewish businessman in Berlin wear* the slx.pointed star of David, prominently displayed on his coat. The won! “Ju d e" is rm blaioned on the star. the WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 — OP) — A t the direct request of the Administration, the H oust Labor Committee has abandoned the Idea of compulsory arbitration as p art of the legislation to elimin­ ate strikes in defense industries. Committee members said that Democratic Leader McCormack of Massachusetts had urged that the provision, opposed by both in. dustry and labor, be dropped. The Heuse Labor subcommit­ tee approved a measure to per. mlt the leisure of strike bound defense plants. The S rnate La­ bor Committee, also rushing work on anthstrtk* legislation waa told by Senator Herring, Democrat of Iowa, that the proposal he Is sponsoring to make it a crime to call a defense strike has been approved hy William S. Knudsen, director of defenso produc­ tion. The government would be au­ thorised to seise the plants of non-conforming employers. This provision reportedly was includ. ed In the belief It would allay criticism th at the measure was directed solely a t labor. The President already has teitu re powers. Rf W anted Sign Is tfsed/By Army A .K H O c i c ii o il X q HYXOQH A fter TuBerenkrtis Seminar At Orlando -------- meeting oe—The Army hung e u t a help _ Duda an tha tenth erantad sign today, w ithout spe­ a m a t Libyan offtn cifying whether the additional rlv*. T hat paint Itoslf we# cap-i --------- . workers were needed In Alaska, ta rtd b r tb« Tobnik troops In • , thirteenth nnnual mrcting Panama, Iceland or a airing of ■tab which carried them ten l f |h# K,orllU ,,ubUc | Itm|i|, Aa. Atlantic balsa acquired from I deffnr \ . . d *o«lalion will convene liv Orlando Britain. Officiate said ' t hey eould New Zealand troop., supportc h An«ebllt Hotel Dec. 4. use qualified skilled labor to by Ameriean-British tanka and Immediately following the T uter •peed the offahor* baaes to com­ n l l a e , joined w ith Tobruk'a men culoels Seminar at the State pletion. k» a puah from tha south after Sanitarium Dec. 2 and 3, Dr. avercom tnf violent AxU opposl. Dan Cone, dirccto; of the local tion. Tha daaart paint of B lr El H ealth Unit, stated today. V H aaaad vraa tak as anrout*. A Seminar o f Sanitary engin* Thna tha Britlah now have a cent will be held simultaneously tenuous communication lino curv. with the tubcrculoele meeting end BUENOS AIRK8, Nov. 28 — In f over 100 mtlee from the B. U. Broadhurst, sanitary of­ Egyptian border near fiWl Omar ficer for Seminole County, will Of)— A rgentina agreed yester­ day to tell to the United State* northwes tward to Tobruk. .. speak to the group Monday a f­ • Tha link with Tobruk may be ternoon on “ Municipal Sewage her entire tungsten production for three years, thus assuring a dodahrt tu rn i n f paint In the Systems." North American defense Indus, whaia campaign, a m ilitary County Health Unit officers tries a steady supply of thia spekasmaa aaM, but ha ompha- and staff-members will meet in •toad th a t “formidahla pockets of Individual groups according to w ar-im portant m aterial and. In Asia remittance," aftUI sxtat on all their particular field of work effect, denying It to th e Axis! A aidau of th a t narrow 1W«. and also three general session* BETTER CRT A HORSE • la addition tha A lia still holds ill be held during the conven­ it r e u f positions on a SO-mile are tion, Dr. Cone explained. BASEL, BwKswrUnd, Nov. 28 riatm uif Tobruk which m ust be Dr. R. A. Vendslahr, aiaU tant — OO— 8wlaa chauffeurs are go­ broken tf the Royal Navy U to surgeon general, division of vene­ ing to school to keep up with faad more man and equipment real diseasei. 1J. 8. Public Health the time* and loom how to drive affacthraly into T abruk fa r tran a. rervieo from 'W ashington, D. C., acetylene o fd wood-gai driven f part a t Ian southward t o U r nwill be among tha speakers on c a n . A Ucfcre course has be*n ckurateg battle arena of Rexegh- the program for the first gen­ opened In on* o f Baael’s high The Carmans and Itallana alio eral session of the convention. school buddings and about a w«ra rapprtad rqahing up rein- O ther lecture re In th at section thousand chauffeurs have en­ foreemanta la a n , tanka and Include: Dr. William Pickett, rolled. _________ ptaaaa from tha w est in an #f sta ts health e ff k a t from Jack f fo rt to crush th a Tebruk-Rcicgh •onvllle, who will enumerate POWER HOU P A T IN JAPAN major health problems In Florida a and w hat health officer* plan to Itself TOKYO, Nog. t A - V n - T o di­ the do about tham ; Dr. Roy Norton, ggavoyapl. vert more electricity to essen­ corps captain la tha tial industries under Japan’s w ar­ from Fort Bragg, N. C.j W. T. time structure, th e government the s a d ’ ia fa r away. Wclaainger, lieutenant colonel T hursday ordered factorise < from the station hospital a t Camp gagd in secondary m anufacture BiAAdiflff* •*and email plants to ' flo a t on* day In the Health Officers’ section each weak. of m eeting* lectures and general discussions of various health pro b lem concerning maternal and child-health A rgentina To Sell Tungaten To U. S. THE WEATHER will take place. sanitary aa f nesting* Florida— MaeUy aloudy and mild ahoworaVlT th e south a . SSL Commercial Flying S c h o o l To Open O f f i c e s At Old Airport Washington Sources H e l i e v e Merchant S h i p s In Pacific Might lie Armed I’ f t r On the Russian front, the So­ viets admitted a grave threat to Moscow today, hut the Germans are suffering “tPfs mendous" losses, with as manT as 18,600 killed in a single day. In the Kalinin sector, 19 mf north of Moscow, the Russ clalmvd the invader* were drl' back with the recapture of m; villagrt. The Germans repo striking haril on the south flank of the Moscow defense The situation on the Moi front still was obscure but mlttedly perilous for the sians who said the gravest threat was in the Volokolai sector, 68 miles northwest of . . . capital. German pressure th art was sail) to be “enormous." The Russians also aeknowledgtn Public Health Grtfdp To Meet On December 4 Help Ikpaeott Leads Gun.Club Shoot With 279 Score A«*m#<nfr4 Tobruk Truck Park Target Of Stukas DrevidentTalks To Special Envoy l I*e a c e Negotiations Continue Rut Sit­ uation Is Serious ' ’ ~~ — IIINIHIN V„? 2*.— ( AP) 1 Stale* «itl In tha h<«tllv nf (hi* Atlantic haa Britain In delegate to thr I'an fir the haltlrOiina nrrdnl to mert “a really rreat naval |>o»cr*'. an autl'»ril*lli,. , (inrrr ,aid today. heavy German attacks in the K t L M \ S || 'M ; |I ) \ . inin area. 95 miles to the north­ west and at Stalinogorsk, 120 mileasoutheast of Moscow. Tha Germans were reported losing heavily a t (Ye latter point, but “still they do not relax lheir pressure northward." Indication that the Germans In this tre a below Moscow were a t­ tem pting even a wider ene ire la­ ment of Moscow from the rear wa* given ih a German radio re­ port which said Skopin, 30 mllg* cast and somewhat south af Stalinogorsk, had been evacuated by the Russians and waa about to fall into German hands. Skopin is about 150 miles southeast of Moscow. Berlin said Nasi storm da. tnchments raptured 14 more villages “a fte r de'.pcrate handto-hand fighting" In the Moscow defense system, but did not Iden­ tify them. Stiff Russian counterattacks were acknowledged In two re­ gions— north of Rostov on tT southern front, and southeast Lake Ilmen In the northern f under _____ , JUklltf The Rueslanx' ^ acknowledged th a t masilv* G erm an'assault* are rarely Imperiling Moscow’a oulir efensrs, but said Adolf Hitler ' timetable had been knocked bully out of lino by Russian blows. ••T’i The long-beslrged British garrison at To­ bruk is playing a large part In the hnttl- he tween British and German force* in Libya It i- helping keep the Germ in, and Italian- -umlwicheil between two battle line* ami forcing to flgnt lo th to their Ilf •TIn­ late-t photo -how, (tie re■ III it 1-ll ti in k •miring laid ,yo v . 28 riu- Ami-rican gov- •■'■ntii ft. it xva* li'amptl tai.n If 'ttt tin* ln-*t nvnllnhlc ""•ttfi'•* in \Ya.*hintftnn. haa I r.‘It'll nut iinv iioasiliilitv of ,i iniunriimi,,- with Jaimn on tin* Oiiiif*i> is*ne and hna tai-ril lhi> |iii*.*iliilitv that Am, t ivait mrrchanl ahfoa in Ih«* I’nc.ifn' may In* armc«l, Th«* negotiation*, looking toMuni !•••»«»• in the Pacific arvetm . tinning, loit tho Mtuution ia cxt n ’im ly vrrtouv Sign-* of an imminent Japanese |itiYii"ioM of Th.tilunnii ha* sharpnnl tin* Far Eastern crisis • • Jii|inn'w negotiator* in W ashinfton Sjncml Envoy Sahuio Kur--------11*11 fiilh’d at th«* White Ilouso Si’ininohCounty udvertirf- f.*r n 15-milHiti* talk with Presimi nt* in the tmirmt ninl travel'th nt K«m*i v» lt und St-cri'tary of •*ilitmna of in of tho nation'* Stato Hull leutlng ncsk-|iii|ier* havo ti’Miltcd Th»*y m ii’o i»t thu I'rrskicnt's h in 27ri imiuirii’S iMing rrrriv n l hy rii|tn*t. hs* thnn 24 hours after tho Chnmbvr of Cotnm«*r<i*« S«*i* Hull Imd handed them a »et of >rtary Ed lliauinq iliavloatil to* hasn printiplr^ which the Unitdny, knd nddi d that ho sXpvcU'il | vd Staten roimiilvrs essential to . -. L tho tMal ^ . n u r l u d ^ ) during the *nmintrnnm*»» ofVpracr and sre u ritr .1*0 fuimera of the a |u |M, ^ frw 1m thr Ear K i l l Hull also gave Mr*. Irrnv W all, wif«» «»( proximate total of 1,100 «n Sent-The letters roipiested informa, thorn f'liiwMlunn ax to the pracHurry A. W alt, of 192H Maplr •nolr (m inty have ’‘itru-d their! tion on accommodation*, clinmti* ti<ul application «»f thc*e princlAvi*nui\ nn<! •« teacher of the soil conservation work *heet4 in{:md fhlnnir and hunting facilities |,|, > to specific problem* in spe____ __ nt .... ...... ..... fourth m tcrnilt* th»* W«*nt Si«| iio 4»|»rration with the national m iho county, and they «nnu- ieifie area*. Primary Schoil, was seriously in. [defense program, ('minty Per *from all district* represented hy | 1'i rhnp* the most vitxl of the»« ju ru l when thu train in which |ft*rmaiice UujUTYlauf .Orin Math iih*> N»lvr»lHM>m*x(i!4l Mr. Uirtf«r»p.juTifir armx ix Errnch lndn« she waa a p.issenKcr, the lla- | ,rl** di<rl«aei| this nmrninir[ «l:ited. i Inna. Japanese troop* there aro vana Special, wax derailed early | Mathieuf* urireil farmers, I The ('hom ier of ('ommetee is m ;l position to stnke «|uickly Thursday morning a t Dover, 10 have not* signeil, to do so as | nnswi-riiur tin* impiiiies d.iijy.. mto Thnilaml vitalto the damiles from Tampa, according to j**»on as ptinxihle «sthe closingenclosingin the replies, InMiklotF, fenm* of Singapore—or into Yunan Assticiatetl Prvsa disputch. .date for the program is Dec. I t maps, lot of nccoiiiniodations province in a dnve to block Mrs. W att received scalp la. | Although the iiuiuImt of aignor* and other hiformutloii | m»t.lining j the lliirmu Road over which war cerationx and waa taken l«» u M °nly slightly over one-1 1«» th o "••cti<*n. »uterialx from the Umteil States Tampa hoxpital. .th n l of the total to he aignid.j- | mu well plraxeil with the have been reaching embattled A total of 1771 In member, According to (|untAtionx from * Mathieiix estimated that rexonxo we have receive*I." Mr V h u u . hips was reported to Mrs. Itay a Tampa newspaper, Mrs. I„ E. |" v ,r of the farm vegetable I lligam s -.aid "I expect thnl th e, Withdrawal of these Japanese Mann, publicity chairman of the Dunin of Jacksonville, who wu« aeieage in the county has U-cn uiinilar **f letters will n a« h n.inaipx from the French colony b local Red' Cross chapter, the* riding with Mr*. W att, said nf- l'11* "ii record hy the owners. I total of We an* itn »wt ring iimi|er*tmN| t •» have been one of morning. The annual roll rail t t r the accident: ".Mr*. W att* , Matnlttux aaid lhat Hu- .very Id le r ax "Qiiii a* it g«*t"[ Hie u,ihj«Hts most exhaustively dlx« end* Sunday and a little more waa so brave. She wax ju«t fa rn ,,r play* an lm|Nirtant part in. it it*I iimhiuhlrilly (In. ailvt-r I during thr Japancsethan half of the county’s 11800 cow rrd with blood and she wax M ,hr present emergency ami cm- lining i'itiii|mIgu will piuve a big \in rriran negotiation* which liavo quota has been secured, but Mr- •o patient while we were wuiU Ipnaaweij ..tho Importance of this In-Ip to iho county." ii'jilin l u criticul juncture. Mann added th a t the total will Ing for help.** Thr Uilvcrti>l*ntrntx nppt’airti t ^ be considerably more a fter the —— - l u ts li'il ill ihr (.aunty Agi nl - iii (hr fi>lh»wing p ap rrt on Hull remainder of workers In this n r a sm . l is s r » M liiffirv in the Court II oum', thi* lay, . I h i*. 2.’l: Ni*w York Timrn, area and the local community One man wa* killml anil at lilrpsrtinrnt will oharrvi- Thank*-{Clin-ab' Trijiuui I'hihnh Iplna have made reports. Isast 24 |M'r*ons Injured yrstsr giving hy closing, tut will rriiiuui In-IMiier. Detroit Nrw». ( Irvr. From the 21 famlllea who live day when two New Y"rk.l(i. i’l'tril Mutunlay afteriMt..u,—— ttm d ----- I’hilil-Dealer, I’hiiirTT. afe?; T7IT 7 5 F in Dear Lake, Mrs. - Thomn* Florida paassngsr train* nf the 1I’r e - , t tncinnatl Tlmes-Mur. Kstchum, canvasser in that Atlantic Coast Lins wars do. community reporter! a total of rallsd in separate accident! that , , i J ... MliunuiHili! .Star and the II,..t«>n 231, Mr*. Mann sakl. , occurred within tlm sums hour, Karen Gleawin. infant daughter gi..u . “ Mention m ust be made of the one near Hortrjiss, (in. ^md the • f Mr and Mr*. II M. Glra-on excellent work which negm other at Dover, Kl*. of Lake Mary, illeil Wednesday NORFOLK, Vu., N.nr, 2H-(.Spi* helpers have carried out during Crushed to death a* seven ear* i.il—-John Neal Cul|H'pi>rr, nl 11:10 I’ M. in thu local hoi. nf tha roll call," Mrs. Mann stated. o f tho streamlined Tiniiunil Geneva who recently enlisted In pitnl. Clara Johnson and Ella - him*, Champion overturned south uf In addition to lirr parent.*, Georgetown women mad* a report llortsnse was a middle.nged man the l.’nited State* Nnvy, hri* bel li Roll (fuinn, preiidi'iit of th" (hr little girl i* survived by ono of 120.60 and though final re- tentatively hlentifleil hy a so. chopu-n a* one of the apprentice sister. F.ttiu June Glruson of rta have not been mad* hy elat security card a* John C ur. seamen i|imlified to study nl n Ih -ton Braves, will he m San­ laikr Mary; h rr grandfather, A. Navy Service School. He will !»■ ford tomorrow noon to look over la Nettle*, representative in roll, of Cleveland. Ohio. given sixteen week* of intensive the ha-rbnl! park and make uny It. Ilunkin* of I’yrite*, N. Y. . Goldsboro, account* aeom to btAbout 300 milea awnv, nn instruction which will prepare him suggestion he deem* neceaaary, mol grrnt grandparent*. Mr. and fmvoruble." Florida's west coait, tha llavnnu for special service In the Nsvy. Edward lliggina, chamber sec re. .Mr*. K<ra Ilirrh of Canton, N. Y. • Beginnlag next week, the Red Special waa derailed shortly b e. Dr. E. D. Ilrownleu conduct­ Cross headquarters on First for* 6:00 A. M. Just a fte r leav. Thi* training will provide him lary, said tmlay a fter .receiving ed funeral services thi* afternoon Street will bo open all day esch lug Dover? 10 miles from Thru. with a trade, If he ever desires to n letter from Mr. (Juinn. Early in January, Mr. Quinn a t 4:01) o’clock In Iaike View Saturday and one half-day <>n MU Eight persona were injured return to civilian Ilfs'. Culpepper enitalcd in tho Navy is expected, to send his regular Cemetery with Erickson Funeral Wednesdays, to distribute knit­ tu t cnlv two (Vqulrsd hoepItalL Home in charge uf arrangem ents. ting supplies and directions, Mi*i tatlon. Th* entire seven-csr train a t the recruiting station in Macon ground keeper down to get the Olive Dlnklc, receptionist dis­ lo ft ths rails but only three on Aug. 28. He haa Just completed field in shape for tho player* his rrcruit training a t the Norfolk when they tom e down In Feb­ closed. ^ _________________ ears overturned. ruary, Mr. Iliggin* added. In neither wreck waa there '.Training Station and will rn trr the slnreksopsr achool at Toledo, TO PLAY BRIDGE any evidence of sabotagr, E. B. V. M. Molotov, people’* rum . T he Saaford T ourist Club will Rush, superintendent of tra n ip o r. Ohio. Thi* Is ono of more lh«n WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 —OP) h*.v* a bridge party a t the tatlon In th* railroad’s Southern 20 schools open to recruit* in mi**ar of foreign affair* in R ur. T ourist Cantor on tha lakefront division offlcee, laid a t Jarkaoti. which the Navy trains tho best of sin. began hi- activity in 19(16 a* — Senator Trum an (D. Mo.), n member of a revolutionary stu . Ita enlisted personnel. He Is the chairman of the senate d'lenav tonight a t 7 JO o’clock. Everyone vOls. dent group in the city of Kaxan. Investigating committee, T hurs. la Invited and no admission It Tho Tamlaml Champion wreck, son of Mr*. A. 0 . Allen of Geneve. ilny charged th at the w ar de­ ad In south Georgia’s turpenpartm ent's quarterm asters’ divL. Um belt near th* SatUla River. sion apparently promoted o f ! ', Doctors who administered first ears for “ waste and sxtrava. aid before sending tha Inlured gance" Instead of court-m artteL to the A C L . Hospital a t W ay. tog them. iCSells s K ea. f s t s Twst Jru m an mads his rem arks Organisation of th* annual donation*, to famlllea who would during an inquiry into cuarim e* WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 8 .otherwise do w ithout “thrlstm a* tion nf th s Wolf Crssk shell, Empty Blocking Fund drive Cheer", Mra. U n i a r explained. loading plant a t Milan, T sim . CO— Chairm an Stegall, Dsmoermt o f Alabama, o f tho Houx* commences this weak, according On Chrbtm aa night, member* He hail previously described t e a . . Bankmg O w aalttea, told tbs to Mr*. W. F. Langar who will of the organlxalhm prcient n timnny of alleged waste a t tho t j 'ac t In tho place of Major Lartgar pageant, and th* small children project as “shocking.” H u t* will b« formulated While the coat of tho projoct • lla* money t o t Ut# purchase o f M head aoff-tite Um : Uahratlon Army gather around th# Use to re­ and Htoy*H for tho under.prlvuter-prlv- »lne# her htttbnnd will lenvo soon ceive toys and gifts from Santa. was originally sitlm ated a t $80,. In order to accomplish th* 000.000, tha committee h a , re­ .................... - ^ ‘ to fill an appointment to the fam ilies to Seminole amount of. work tho Salvation ceived evidence th a t $61,000,000 Berries Organisation. Christmaa time by tho United _ , . Th* BalvbUoi Army ‘ Pori of th* Th# Salvation saeh yoar Army haa nrtvioutly done a t already haa been apsnt although tholr mast. maker a list «f needy people who Christmas Tims, ll|# group will It still is unfinished. Senator Mrs,I (D.. N. Y ), TO- • Jssl FUM, will banaftt by tho fond and ae have to raise a total of $600. Mrs. Langar atkad persons marked th a t tho retailor* t o . church graaM and charity ortween MaJ. Paul Brssroy, fa g . fin briketa, they not- who wish to aid to th* filling of orgnaUatlon so there th* Empty Btocklng Fund by m er constructing qt b* no doplkatlooa. Then on donating money, to U k t it to on th* job, and tho Chriatfltea Eve, tb* Salvation th# office on 8oeond S treet or constituted . a gwa a u dlatribBteo IU baoketa mall It to Um Solvation Army, scratch my back and I’ll from P « l » « * ! _________ _______ _ yoo« “ __ „ \ V Mrs. Irene W att;275 Inquiries Received By Chamber Seriously H u r t To Advertising In Northern Papers ji In Train Wreck Abput 1151) Farmers S c h o o l Teacher I Sign Up To Help In Tampa Hospital Defense Program Red Cross Drive Collects T o t a l Of $774 To Date Karen Gleason, - i n f a n t , Dies In H o s p i t a l Navy Advances John Iwa'iungton Ttme».iirrai<i. i» Culpepper Of (rcneva Quinn To I*ook Over Hall Park Tomorrow K Senator Declared Army Is Wnstefulv/VYtf Salvation Army Commences Work On Annual Empty Stocking Fund Concessions A re O ffered In Bill Local Legion Post Will A salat Needy ' /f �FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, MMi TOE SANFORD HETUlD, By MRS. IRVING FEINBERC :ity of mdway I from House, "ORD AVENUE. McRRYNOl.iia* w ith a SUPERFIX 0d Bwmbuf HEATER fp O M E in t o d SC* there :: V d nurvelous heaters, made bjr Perfection Stove Company. They burn low-cort fuel oil, ■U bd ' fla t c o n n e c t i o n - n o odor, E B ay i! LONDON, Nov. 28—<AV-Tho ■British I louoe ■of. Commons gave Winston Churchill m o th er tow­ ering *olo «fr confidence In him­ self. hi» government ' t imI , h'.i Wa r methods yesterday a fte r hearing Iho b itter charge from John (Jock) McGovern, long n one iran parliam entarian tornado that “America Li prepared to use )|i it i ih bodies to blast her way Into the n u tle t* of (he C onti, ona th li Fall under Ita d iitln. gabbed Rockwell Kantian ImprlnL Two arnaah hita are in the offing, however. In "Junior Miss," the Flelda-Chodorov adap­ tation of Sally Benson's Book-ofthe-Month Club novel, and CUf. ford Odeta’ “Claah t y Night," and Random House promises to NEXT DBUO T e rm s} HILL HARDWARE ) COMPANY i BAST .FIRST STREET long distance telephone calls, tale, graph and teletype massage <, transmlaaion of p k t u m and m dlo program s I H ard work and lota of it |% this f t 1,000,000 project o f the American Telephone nnd Telagrnph Co. and nffdlatca, who are burying twin cables from Omaha % to Sacramento— 1010 milea almost a« tha crow files. W ith exception □f n fdw short gaps, soon to be eliminated, underground \ cables ftow extend fro m ’ New York to § disruption In the flow of Missouri._______________ Vote Of Confidence Coas t-To-Coast Given To Chnrchill BOOKS AND AUTHORS F urther newa ebout Bally Ben­ son: "Junior , Miss’’ la going to be a coait-to-coast radio featurr, loo, and Mlaa Be neon herself Is fashioning the scripts. She is also finishing a new hook ebout home life In Sal/it Louis about 1006 that will be published in the Spring under the title of "Meet Me In Saint Louis.” Publisher's prediction: “Junior Miss” will be the biggest hit In playform since ." H fe With Fa­ ther.” and "Meet Me In Saint Louis” |a even a greuter natural for the stage. Diana Forbcs-Robcrtson, whom hook, ’T h e B attle of Waterloo Road," will be published on Nov. 28, la the wife of Vincent Bheean and the daughter of the late Shakespearean star, Sir Johns­ ton Korbes-Itobertson and Lady Forbes-Hubert.son ami slater of Maxine Elliot. Tho statem ent has been mado th a t she Is the most beautiful author In the world. 8he will be In New York for the publication qf her look, m m ." Cable System Is Being Completed OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 28 —<*> — J u s t ra the railroad had their driving of th e golden spike, the communication eytUuna in anoth­ er year will havo U_ wedding of (he wire*. to sy m M lIn /IB » , hkL Itirir Iinlrn of the nation’s 'first crvr"t-to-eoa«t undenrrennd cables. Moving a t a quickened pace I.y the vote. 320 to2, 'the governni-jit beat down an attack by tfie uoregenermte Independent fcebor party, o -1-man group of taln-m o left-wingers, to amend Jh - traditional Mouse reply to the recent speeeb from the throne by inserting a note of regret th at the speech contained no ili finite proposals for changInj- the present economic ayatem. I. I I*, W ants.* "socialirt char­ ter " f-r rtfler the war. lf-5 GOOD ro KNOW ON g u tfo rix e d f HEALTHY PRISON MIAMI, Nov. 28 — (/F)— Borkiev end croupier* who are caught thli w inter mny urquirn a' lm dthy ettn-lin by hoeing end nt<-\> n:; road: itle pnikw syj. ’ Tho rtep was cnn.M rrrd a fte r C oda, ty Pnelnrer E ’mun-l Prirdm nn receded a r"nrvjty ot convict la . bo- fur keening up the rf ld lid e l. DAY. (T ’ S P A ID fO « P*»l Cplo* Shirts b.ii i.it.ntent to the h OBte n . Hero ii the whole picture of Wadi* Incl- n’.« evolution ao old social •Ib-c.Vei melt away, and new onea aUn-ipImntly take their p la c e . I his revelling and dram atic in-v-l will tuke n high plico pii.”.T: the ruinnnllc annul i of Saaraal H akim , radio operator of the L/AiyA, made these photographs of the alnting o f the American freighter from the lifeboat In wklctl he escaped. The Lekfg Avraa torpedoed in the south Atlantic, about scan ty lira miles nort h wea t of Freetown, Africa. Top, the stern ran be seen dipping under the water. Center, the water comes amldshlp and the bow lifts d e a r of th e *ga. Bottom, the ship seems to stand on her stern, the hew pointing atialght to the sky. All aboard were rescued. Tsihunw review, hut lh« Timm review is superb—one of tho nJu'l favorable ond enthu listic reviews I have ever M*-n on n bn< k. L I me quote a fevr exevrpts: ’ .S trength and benuty, understanding, fundamental In human "You've hem reading this book!” Welly I tho Virginia life—these arc Integrated In the sportsman, hom adversity whole content o f tho book It­ closed after a ho cried. George Stew art, author nf the develops unexpected sitrvngth of self. WINDSWEPT la the moat Sharp fa it color patterns with naw novel, "Storm ,’* was stalled chn'ractcr. N u-craft collars. Sanforixad* the'n beautiful and the etrongrat novel in an automobile in tho middle With scores of ott that Mary Ellen Chase hsa w rit­ of the Painted Desert when his people live out their broadclothl ten. the moat distinguished In Its publisher! tried to reach him stories. Here, ton, are Innate Indescribable quality and Popular P rk td Gift Tie*.— ty downrers -wbo rult-il Wash­ Ihe most fir-reaching in Ita ington society with n rod of iroti rlgnlficance." only to totter from their thrones, "It must bo a dull resder who having their empty n.rnsiims to be turned into lodging, houses F,M‘' not realise ti n t this novel BeagUfally Styled a i road and hoblo p at­ or to lx> rased to Iho gruutld. Weaves of pertinent truth, aet In Here are great heiresses’ whoso tern lottum-j Imve vanished in the the delicate a rtistry of Mary ilepre-sioo, Incoming social sec- Ellen ( h ir e 's exquisitely right The finely knit f a b . T V Q ( Hs ngorsk I v Ith a g r t v a c o n i pi. ln t., orator a t G ^ l u p and the owner r e tari^s, rnjoviiig vicarious tr i­ and lovely pro.se: n pattern of. le fits smoothly aa O truth not fo r one time and place “Y w r preelou. binding . ; mp0ILIUt ’ ersehed straight down tha back.Mt , ? l* CT<hera to ‘ho Book-of-thc- umphs and lik in g p etty revenge* • n t group but for America in] ’eith er! Expensive-! Ooktrt| llirouiih lb« p<-r<piisites of their h’* eMUImed* Bsneorakl l o r t 'l h e Month Clubl they were waiting N axtUlmed. » sngori*i _lore w e 7lh. m. V(, r pntltions. Her* an* the fvtrtl the world." leU ilal ni«;nhefE'Vf_Uu! JJiulom atio O wns ■ “The ‘eaaence and reality of I being gradually relegated to tlm h/o Use r Is embodied' "Ini one G A Y P L A I D M IT T E N S background after M ho beginning -of the flneat of cohtemporary of iho Second World W er when h ° r r i» : Ita truest and unlty.^ Warm 10% wool to j | 4 | C thylr pretence become* an cm- | WINDSWEPT may very well guard her precloua t v the big novel of thu year, * New Topflififht Sn Women’s Gkives HEAT Hind Made Hanklw Lovely hand cm- A A broldertd linens fo r Jj the fastidious! *, th e G iro' Her RevAral SWEATERS Cynthbf Gift SU * $ ].9 8 u p Smart ataadhvo for » Dt and wearing quallt Biaa or straight cut ra; •rape. Triiwaod or UUd Ftanaeklte Hummingbird IT-DIRECTOR hut to Mdii i l l DOWN : fiooh I T6Wncrtift* Necktie3 Finest available fabrics— j carefully ehoaen for rich ‘ color, neweat of patterns. M irror, comb, hniah ( 4 , and cosmetic ja r. i G ift hoxedl , ■ ,-v. S ,M A $ T tfw n craft* 4-PC. TOILET BETB ir k C M- Dainty BrinU o F ’M ft colon, urgnd g if t t e r i- v �V ---V JACKSONVILLE, Nor. i s . — Southeastern regional b»i-U qguttn of the Federal ■Work* Agtoef* dirMon of defense pub. lie .work* will be moved from JeekaoeviUe to Atlanta* Ga., on — THE flANKOBP ' PAGE THREE between thl* country and Five People Are Mexico Ambassador .hIlona blic Healt h . e r southern neighbor. Burned To Death i S a m e d B y H o o s c v e l t j President Itoo*,.\r lf * nom ina. roup To M eet —■ lion of Messersmilh came on.* WASHINGTON. _•* - id’i w(.rk \|,.xir„ and the U nit. SHREVEPORT. U .. Nov. 28 ,,,, ,,Kri.rnipnl On December 4 —(/PI— Five members of an — George S M . r - m i t h . »•-»- ’ s u t l .« WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 —bFJ — A bumper Christmas shop, pine araaon wm prvdlct.sl Thureday by Commerce D.-partment rapart* who lookrd foe all retail trad e during the holiday period to reach an alltime higp if al- N ov fraatlaae* r r s n f i t s O siI Omaha, Nabr., construction work, aoch as srw are, w ater and milk e r’a family burned to death nn,l atwriliiallon In connection with two ethers were seriously in. dlwease control, Mr. Brnadhurst lured in a fire in the rimming fWatrit, house her* early today. The dead Ptihlie health nuraea will have am ; Malton, Virginia, and Hale a n d 1 Mrs Dal" A lecture on “recruiting, train ­ Wedgewood, ing »>"l the placement of public Wedgwood and an 18-monlhs-ohl boallli nurses in atat*' depart, Infant, Dale. The victims wrere ntewt-s „f health for servicing the trapped In th e building when tho civilian population and persons only stairw ay fa it caught fire. |B drf.-nse areas, together with Informative lectures on midwif­ ery, talks on organisation of ad­ ministrative groups and motion plcturi* on health problems. The second general session program includes an addreas by White people are invited In n Dr. It 0 Thompson, superinten­ benefit performance of the dent of the Florida Stale Sani­ Florida Jubilee Singers of Orlan­ tarium ; lectures on dental health, do a t the Mt. Mariah Primi­ •n tira b ic treatm ent and health tive B aptist Church Sunday at unit* as field practice centers. 7:30 P. M. Th* final general session will be Deacon J. R. Robertson is CBAde up chiafly of a panel dis- making th* arrangem ents for the Ion. featura at the colored church, located a t Eleventh Street and Locust Avnue. m o a t ' $ 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . vt w •* tTURDAY, 8:00 P. M. T IL 0:00 P. M. Bay one mixed drink between 8:00 P. M. and 0:00 P. M. Saturday and well give yon another one just like it! KILL'S PACKAGE STORE O f Pine tjuaflty Liquors, ivines. Gins A Beera 1U W. Firet 8L Free Delivery Phone 880 ' ..r K Thl* would b« about $1,000,. 000,000 more than w-ut into the atom till* for nil retail trade U at Christmas season. From n business s u n (point, this reason looks the best ever, (be expefU said, bath because of the huge stock of available mer­ chandise and because of tho swollen •it*' of public purchas­ ing power resulting fmm the defense bocm. About the only thing the stores are short of are aOk stockings. — ----------------- -— 1 BLANDING ELECTED NATURAL M C E SHOES pot COMFORT aid STYLE ob the SAME FOOTING! Mrs. Annalla Bergeron la ihown with her 16-month-old daughter, Annalla. In bad health, th* Chicago nouaawifa shot th* child and har lister, Brenda, 2, killing them both, then critically wounded herself. LONGWOOD $6.oo Rayons $6.95 l « Kraft I Coat W ASHINGTON. Nov. 28 —(A'i ~ ■ E'esh grapefruit has bre:i added to the list rf surplus footN Available to tow-income1 families under the stamp Agri­ culture Department's plan d u r. Ing His emher. Explaining that the season of heaviest m arketing was just b e. ' ‘."."I"*- ,.hr said ita •daiiion to the xtnmp plan liwt ahouhl provide growers • wider out h i at a time a broader mnr M l *» a moxt needed. $7*50 $1.00 WILL LAY AWAY A ROBE FO R FOR HIS MERRY CHRISTMAS The annual baiaar and supper W n tch hiw fa r e lig h t up w h en hv fintl* th i s ___.... by. •!.the I'lei.i Civic ileag u e it .-ka.i..isui scheduled 'n e n lh Ih e tret- on 1 'h rislm n -t m o r n in g ! It 8 for Friday evening Dec. 5 a t a n lileul g if t f o r a n y m a n ; o ne I h a t h e 's Library Hall. M ire lo a p p re c ia te . A chicken sypper with dessert will be served for n modest price. Articles made by member* sultatle for Christmas gifts and alto for every day use will b« on salo. TAI1-AHASSEF-, Nov. 28.— 'H r . There will be no service a t ISp.....I t—A tremendous ineraas" the Episcopal Church on Sunday in s ir, through State Livestock Nov. 30, but on the following M niket, at Plant City, A rraitia, j ^ ? C sT t i (O ltltK C r MEN'S WEAK Sunday, Dec. I t . there will be anr! Pa'atkn. Is shown hv teport,. i a supply preacher. i f l t t f M v t i to Oct. .10. P qq. ' . .TOPCHTQN DRUG CO. ►» t* r»» » Sira. Ernie S tar, Home Eco-JJ**' " tn r of Agriculture Nath in ' nomics teacher, entertxinrd th ei***'" *''’’**- Totets for these j Home Ec Club members a t S a n -!1"*^''' market* for Oils period | Undo Springs on Friday even•lwf ,,' $280,189.83 a . comoarrd | ing, Nov. 21. Forty-two members Iwith a total of $100,241.14 for enjoyed a delightful time. . | jthe -nitre fiscal year ending Student* from Ixmgwood a t - , ^Un'' Inhvidunl market reports show tending school in Sanford are Ro­ , ALM O ST bert Hartley, Lillian Walsh, that .luring thl* time 2.700 head Thornton Hartley, and lllll H art. of -took were sold through th y A -G IF T Plant City Stnte Livestock M ar. Icy. Tho Woman’s Auxiliary of kat r.-r $83,487.43. Total sale* livestock reported by this ONLY DIIUG STOIIES OrrEIl YOU 'c x a i C B A R G A IN S Christ Church recently held an of interesting bt|*ine<* and sewing market last year were $20,343,20. h.tlt s at tho Arcadia 8tato | meeting a t the home of Mrs. John Wadsworth and Misa Ro­ Live <lnck M arket from May 15., to <M. 30. jumped to $194,874.-1 bertson. It was voted to give Thanksgiving boxca of food to 60 for 9,831 head over total of $109,981.84 for all of needy famine*. A quilt waa In aalelast year. | works for the Btlaalon boa. ReCOR. FIRST A MAGNOLIA PIIONK 323 At the Palatka SU te Live-1 fraahmenU were served by the A gift from Touchton'a la a (iff of qualify! Make this hostesses. Mrs. Emma Lyman stork Market 13.243 head of \ \ K .M ’IM M .S . O irlataiaa the heal rvrr by doing ynur shopping at Tuuchlun's. atcr k were sold for a gross of presided. Halactlon* are more varied—priced are Ixrttrr. **M>. 189.83 from May tB. to 1‘A P K It K IIIH O N S I A charming event of Tuesday was the linen shower given in Oct. 30, this year aa compared I t IIKHK PRICKS DO NOT INCLI'DP. FEDERAL F\C I8F. TAX T IN S E L — S E A L S ' honor of Margaret Willis by hostesses, Mrs. R. T. Milwe*,' LEGAL NOTICES Mrs. Ernio Starr, Mrs. M aud' Topper, Misa Hettla A rnett, Mrs. N olle* I* h-rahr given that I J \* r tU U H ISH POTENCY Rosebud North. Dressed as am •ngaar.t In biiBinss* at toao K. 1 I ir»i Mt, Hanford. .PloritWs, COV LIVER OIL a* bride and groom Misa Fdulk tl>* fictitious name Itnlsl M aunder y fa ir' Be cure you gat Pur*, nd Marjorie Blankenship sang sod that I Intend to rs fls ts r said te a t— because high in n appropriate song. The honorve »>m * pursuant to IH* isrms o f, Nam* Htatul*'' POtcncy-lhe very cream received many very beautiful ilia "Vlctlllnua ir'haptsr to s tj l a s t o f Florid a) I of th* obtainable supply gifts. . - V ■ . .-’ V -* wltn lh « Clark of th* C ircu it1 l e t cod liver oil. The tJ-J gifts. Tea and cak* war* aarved. Court o f XsmlnoU Countr Florida.I |th * Dionne* use. J II. IIINTKRMl! Thera were 40 members attend­ o z. f 4 / 9 M M *•■“ > ing in Library Hall. S ir . T. 1*41. /, asv* usu Constable W, A. Lewly brought back from BarnsoilTna ' C. C. ik t u b r m » T o r t u b ro u te. TV jriH lK . m o iib o u b route. Camp Ed Locks and Wilbur tv . m m o r rL oaiD A . Roach charged with entering and 6rtw»n’ Yoait IV MB T U B RBTATW o r breaking. Tha-Jioya a n lodged in JAMEB IICNJAMIN 1(00AW. DeM M i TABLETS E„y t0 , (l lh# County Jail to aw ait trial In iv r a o i v r m . Circuit Court. hanaflta ef y ta it vitamins Mr. and Mrs. J . Henry Manlck TO ALL WHOM IT WAT COW this way. A big saving were dinner guaata Wednesday _____ _ ___ ____ _____ ______ i evar ordinary yeast cakes, evening of Mrs. Emma Abbott >t»rr(t« fttuT har final report ”aa f And pleasant te take. Lyman In Altamonte. A«mial.ir*in* of. th . w is t . • e l $07711 lla« ah* Iliad her M ilton (nr final OF 100 | | H•etare*. an4 ( l e t ska will apKILLED BY CAR M*« I plf to tka llaaomkU H. W. Wi n , '••mat/ Jn4e* «( Bamlnola County. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 38 - I'lerlen on tb# t*i day or UP)— Joseph Blackham, G8, uf I'aclrabar t i l l , for approval • of •am* and for final dlaaharg* aa Lake Helen, Fla., w as killed la*t 4 V itam in* in 1 C a p iv lo H $ 1 . 2 5 P E T R ( ) L A ( ; A R _____________________ 8 9 c AdaaiaUuatrtu a l the -ootala—af night when struck by an automo­ Jama* Bsnjdtnln line** daaaaaod. bile whi’e creasing • highway on U le Hat day *1 Oolokar i n i . A ~ * & A 8 D G C a p iu U s bare. Police charged W atford Protsctlv* ban* flu of four Richard. 28, Houston, Tex., with vitamin* In o m capsule. Easy Involuntary homicide. and pleasant to take, High. CfMMmWNMMfMWKMaKMWMMMWMWaKMMMMniWWSr dependable standard*.' B. L. Perkin’s MENTHDMULS AND Flannels $7*,r,0 Grapefruit Added To Surplus Food List Livestock Market Don’t ghr* up ityU for comfortl Noftgol Bridge Shoe* bettevw In equal right* for women the HqM to bn a* nqualy im a r t« , yo* « r t com fodablel m W w WMMWNIVIIIMW’j Colored Church Will H ear Jubilee Singers FORT PIERCE. Nov. 28 — (A>j— . Don Standing, noveliat, poet and lecturer. has been named president of the Chamber of Commerce here. S b rtj^ * re v m > rx f^Ves*.s'r**.ea •e ’lvss- *T year-old career di|ilomat and n n j,.r„ „ . leng.stHn^ing dtfferen.es expert on lefltin \iiifiit:in nf< !am l to m «k until «»f tho fain*, nominal* .I |controvi i'> OHMiig t*i•»i«i tho Slrttos* nmba^snthn t»i Mexico v* ■*- i I9RS oxpi i.iiimi *»f properties tenluy on tho o\o *f who! ii t x. ;o w n n | t»y I'nitod Stntr* oil corpeeted to he a new era jirtniiH. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. HALLMARK GIFT $1.00 Ironized Y10AST : 7Q 0 ‘"-' 59c 25c Carte r’s LIVER PILLS 19c $1.00 Mile’s NERVINE 82c 25c BLACK DRAUGHT 21c 60c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 17c 50c Hinds’ Honey &Almond Cream 25c 1IAKHASOL 27e PAULUM 19c IRAN A 39c LISTER INK 59c N ti JO L 59c 35c VICKS SALVE 27c 19c Gillette BLUE BLADES?.... 39c 25c FEENAMINT ................ 19c 50c Woodbury’s CREAMS ...............39c HOME epmJii A whole W M gtfte far everyo m Bet—iFather. Me NOW WITHIN » * attMMxau m w treat -Aijt* i!a r •</ 4 * FKO. O f M tff9 VPomlM A l C D f G wffh l hot Concentroto and Iron in PLENAMIMS ' gUmt#. Uni vitamin* with the added value of Hirer conctnlrnU and Iran. You get n whale month’s supply to eno bos. AIMMiau **uo treat n % .0 M *$029 ■ ■ Yo« 4mh k m to wafi to t Inkograph .Pencil Pointed 1 Pen> WEOTBB AS SMOOTHLY A’ SOFT POINT­ ED PENCIL SELECT YOUR GIFTS FROM COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OK BOURJOIS—COTY —IIOlllilUANT, YA H O l.t Y, I.D tlhN l.tl.U M i. TUSSY, CARA NOME. LANGLOIS — AI-SO MUSICAL POWDER HOXES — GUND TOYS — MIRRORS— FOUNTAIN PENS AND MECHANI­ CAL PENCILS—CLOCKS AND WATCHI.S. 'tM M M M M M M M M M M M M tm U M M M M M M M im TO M M * FRIDAY & SATURDAY Specials from our Soda Fountain Delicious! HOT CHOCOLATE • Served With W HIP CREAM 1 & WAFERS A 2 CUPS 15c BRING A FRIEND Big Value SATURDAY ONLY! ROAST TURKEY DINNER AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS 39c Snnrtd r m to liioo A. M. to KtOO P, M. - „ �\ The Sanford Herald Appeasement Is D ead • It is peculiarly Appropriate that Secretary Hull should have chosen Thanksgiving Day to talk turkey to Japan, oven though the occasion was being celebrated in only a few. states, with the rest having observed it the week betore. Be that as it may, the Japs linve been finally told off, and appeasement, as far as this country is concerned, is dead. Japan now knoVa exactly where Uncle Sam stands and must realize that she advances further at her own peril. Decpite fears that the United 8tates might make a deal with Japan along the lines of the Munich "peace-forour-times" settlement, under which the Japs could go ahead and continue their ravages in China If only they would not ravage anybody else, It now appears certain that China will continue to have the support of the United Ststes in her fight for freedom. In effect. Secretary Hull told Japan, that Japanese troops would have to get out of China before any per­ manent settlement of Far Eastern relations could Iw com­ pleted. And He certainly precluded the possibility of any lurther use of Japanese troops now being rushed in great numbers to Indo-China, if peaceful relations are to be con­ tinued. He upheld the inviolability of territorial Integrity and soverlgnty, the equality of commercial opportunity, non­ interference In the Internal affairs of other nations, and non-interference with thr status quo except as it might be a llie d by peaceful means. While these negotiations were going on with Japan’s Ambassador Nomura and Special Envoy Kurusu, the Toklo government continued its preparations for further acts of aggression. Troops are being concentrated on the border of Thailand in preparation for a push through that country and an attempt to cut the Burma Road along which the United States still manages to feed Chink. Japan has about ns much intention of keeping the peace in the Orient as Hitler the first time when he awore he had no more territorial ambitions in Europe. Any treaty with the present Japanese government would be about as binding upon it a s one with the Nazis. .( T*» wklek M » „ (•- • lk » « • f . r ret M w e deeM efce* r aw M kM ata, H H l a a4 a la , aak ltak a* k a rrla . d la a lla a a t aaaaU I 'BJBtjB VERSE FOR TODAY . the stars in t iir ir COURSE FOUGHT AGAINST 5I / ?J?A; . . DUT ,T T(,0K bk ®ORA AND BARAK AS GOD'S INSTRUMENTS TOO. (JOI) WILL WIN VJCTORIB8 THROUGH U8: And Dtbora raid m t« Barak, Up, for thla la the day In which Jehovah hath drlirarad Hiiera Into thy hands. NATIVE w o man (From Tha Lantern) Thla girl, with mountains woven Christmas Club Members I f you wish to receive a Christmas Sav­ ings Check covering the full period of your 1941 Club, Deposits m ust be made on or before December First. a m i k v 21 m J m k ■ r .1 1 1 ,^ r v jjr- ■ Checks fo r 1941 Clob Members will bo ready fo r distribution December 2nd. & 1 ENJOY A CAREFREE 1942 CHRISTMAS by OPENING A CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB NOW. Deposits up to $5,000 insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation *. 3 <aseSA A tlantic H M A ST S A lH A T S S M M X S O A U /C ff? - Jj& L Births And Deaths In her dreaa. W ith rhrara lirxagged In h-r gaudy ahawl, la like a symbol of her land. ’ tha all O f deaert country: red earth, •tardy hteakneaiea Of lun-drrnched . mountain, where arroyoa sprawl, Sba la Immured In pride that I. s wall Which bara the alien In this wll. dentes •. If wa could understand this widt terrain, Then we might grasp ths mean, lag of Its folk. , Conversely, comprehension that Tha spirit of thla girl might let ) gain Int about tha land that would avoks Discovery of the secrets It eon- T Hl)|, —ARTHUR JON8EN Concerts a t tha Rok Tower begin this year on Dee. 2. * W* can alio be thankful th s t although w* bavt two Tbanks. giving day*, w* don't hav* to overeat twice. How It Is time to do th at Christmas shopping early unless to wait until tha last minute a* usual. you want Tha Germans ars reported plan, sin g to “destroy’* Belgrade. They figure that will destroy opposition to th slr regime. Writ* frequent letters to the buys In tha Army. It helps to kaep up' their mortle, at well a s to bring them back to S an . ford a fter the w ar Is over. . American* Heading for T er­ rible Depression. Says Von Rib. baa trap.—headline . He can’t s c a r e 'n a with th a t line. We'v* bare through terrible d ep le tio n s ■rAm *1 i Although improved health conditlona have reduced the number of annual deaths in the United Staten to n figure nearly 500,000 below that of 1918, the year of the worst influenza epidemic in the country’s history, life Iiihitrance j companies believe that the continuing growth o f the pop-1 “Freedlom of Seas” elution and the increase in the proportion of older persons will eventually raise the annual death toll to a point high­ Is Reason For er than it was In 1918, ’’even allowing for a continuation Arming Ships of the recent great improvements In public health.” While predicting that the number of deaths, Instead IS* MORGAN M. BEATTY of declining, will increase at some time in the future, the WASHINGTON, Nov. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company takea exactly the — America's traditional policy— opposite view with respect to blrtha. In 1921, 'phlch saw freedom of the teae—U tha of. the lowest number of deaths since 1918, there also occurred flclal reason why Congress • vot, m' " h*n l sMpe ead the record high number of-blrtha—2,600,000. I a 19-T-T, dur­ •snd them Into w ar tones. ing the depression, the birth' figures dropped to 2,000,000 In short, Uncla Sam will trathe lowest of any year aince 1921, vsl tha ocean highway* even If But the 1921 peak in the number of birtha Is not like­ he haa to pack along n six shoot. ly ever to be exceeded or even equalled, It Is said, despite *r.' ,n d *“">•«*» tho traveler* recent gains, with a total of 2,360,000 births in 1910, and v o v t), n n *^ sscorta (naval eoo__B ut th e n are other rkaaona probably a somewhat higher figure In 1941. It Gives Milch — mmm . * Ernest Brown, minister of health, read the following essay he received from a 10-year-old London East End boy who had been evacuated to the country: "The cow is a mammal. It has alx aides, right and left and upper and below. At the back It haa a tail on which hangs a bruah. With this he sends files away so they won’t fall Into the milk. The head Is for the purpose of growing horns and so hia mouth can be somewhere. The horns are to butt with and the mouth to moo with. Under the cow hangs milk. It Is arranged for milkingWhen people milk, milk comes and there never is an end to the eupply. How the'cow dose it I have not yet riallied but it makes more and more. The cow haa a fine sense of smell and one can email it far away. This is the reason for fresh air in the country. • "A man cow is called an ox. The cow does not eat much but what it ieats It eata twice so that It geU enough. When it is hungry IV mooe and when it aaya nothing a t all It is because Its Insides are filled up with grass." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY M i confereMS af tk t Florida Chamber of. Commero* snd will ibsbly hav* a lot of th a t 14 Ion, s* If I can rak* together tugh of tbs.kind of -money F re I experience with to buy gaw»I IVn gonna try and g et up ir* to boar w hat h* bus to say. n o rite banks, Insurance comlies, , railroads, drtdnag* dls:t», piunklpi lilies, agrieuUurdl A t the re ts Inquiries are eomt In from tb* Chamber of immerce’t now advertising propiJB* ,.* • . “ “J . ha»» .to build u a t city this w inter to nccommoIts the guests t . t ■Ambassador to Mexico. M us th a t's a mistake. They > got tb s idea down tbsr* a German pursuit ship. * t r %% 41 X, ever thought th at could give to the question *H much Is 14 billion dolDrsT” ww ho “It ain’t HAYI" Anyhow It see nee to me th a t bird who eon tm ount Uks t ought to bo lm- nlflcd titles anyMy^sould r i t s i arisen sine* 1933 to dbto Imre borrowed upwards of 40 million from brother H isdsrssa and * Imagine Hondareoa will luchnto In his rtav rits bssm pointed rsferi m s to Florida Llrrowtaga. t don't know what kind e l a chap this Henderson U. b at I -.got Mire. Irene W att Seriously H urt In T rain Wreck You Mrs til tbs flavor sod fuicet W * of TfgtaW n tod mvm. S<* whea you cook with a Geaersl lbs l e n s Broiler that fives Electric Rang*. Iti"FUvor-5*Tir" you stra y , sixtling Molts with Otto u d iim moisture tad taiu. a "charcoeldce" broil. See ike C o r a k ^ r a k o w It's doaal merry other advanced feature* of See Am Deep W dl Thrift Cooker tkfi dean, cool, flit, low-cox thst ««*■*-/* the Btturtl good- wty to cook. EASY TERMS tC eattaaet r m a Fsae Owel croaa, had to wad* kneauleei through roadbed ditche* to read the passenger*. The hoepltil listed these in low Grove, Pa., broken jaw , a-jd other bead and face injuries. ^ M r s . Jess* Newell. Aacutney, Mr*. Lattia McDonough, Bridge, ton. N. 4 . Mr*. P u n a la B. Cobb, Bridge, ton. Route 1. i, Mrs. t . F . Pock. E lnora, N. Y. M rs. Emma Dobsptn, Jam es. Is mors than I c tn figurs out. ft •fte a ail Harold la just an ordinal “ « But It seer] th a t this business of bein’ E» « t l v . Vice-President of a ata chamber of commerce carries moi w slgbt than I realised. Anyhow. Harold has don* 1 *+ 'Jk v ,. I ,•h . V 1 ‘2 •f 1 MadrfJMNjfl ' W * ?! : COM1 IN AND SU THI NIW O B N E B A L # E L E C T R IC everybody and. hia brother and slater plan to attend and aloe* aU hotel rooms In Dwiajaa City hav* been reserved for n month or more there’ll proUMy bo a lot of folk's ilcepln’ In the park. Bat don't lot that keep yon sway for they’re got • darn good p a n a t Panama City and If yon hare to you can •top off a t Marianna or Toll*kaaaae and ecaamuto to tha meet- N T. Jf* Mrs. M arita Ball, Gainesville, ■* Fla. Mrs. Gasella Kissley, Taans. u “ villa, H. Y. George Wood*, Jr., Pullman wtr •toward. Chicago, HL te r At tb* Tampa bospftol. tara rial poses agars la Jared In tho derail, sad went ef tha Havana Special, Tb tba ird. But they are mors ware liatod as Mrs. Harry Watt, h*. than say reasons cover- Banferd, acalo lacsrattasia, and L. B. Dupln, Jacksonville, Than my expert sac* is that noriiraae. Mrs. arm injuria* sad aback. ‘ * *■ --------- 1a - convealooks stop Lot's taka skip arming first: RA N O R § Sanford Electric Contracting Co. I ta a t some merchant shin’d *r*w w r i t gut n lucky pot abut a t a I hapless rek before It can sub. ** •% * A, “ r • .*• *• * Then there's merchant maria* Beautiful! G learning whits aU-etot! -cabinet with one-piece pocc el ei a i nt e r i or . �■T**y.trTWf? $nWT$7r°i2n'? -v A H -m i- rr'f H l 'v ’; M B A rtro B b HANFORD, FLORIDA Ston* Is employed by tb* 8 ttb board Railroad. U n . 8 ton* la th* farm er Miss Minnie St ranee. - Mr. And Mrs. Keyes Honored At Party n s . PAGE p o q f M A tro n n O F i a s i m a tro n s u i Eastern Star Meet iJ . E*iar,i »f > York Mr. and Mr*. R. P. W right *f Mr*. R. C. Maxwell and Mrs. Honoring Mr. Mxl Sirs. Jnrres Telephone 148 W inter Garden visited with Mr. I Kcve<, whose m srrisirr w*» re- O'Deal Croaby were hostesses st and Mn. M. L. W right yeator- ’ MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor c v. r'-n,lr announced, the Antler the home of Mrs. Maxwell in day. tl r II l.<»lge entertained with s s u r .'th e South Park Apartments on Jeiienon Avenue, at 8:00 o’clock. The W. 14. 8. of th* P in t Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Knight 1£»'? P*rtF • nd , . df 'I " in th e ' Mondey evening to the members Baptist Church will meet a t 8:80 relative* In K'k * f**1' on Mon.lsv evening. of the Past Matron's Club of the were guests r f o’clock to obaerva th* "Week of Dancing wwa, enjoyed through­ Order of the Eastern Star. t Km Thanksgiving 1 Dancing u enjoyed .Lakeland forr the P nyar,” for farelfn missions and Fall flow en in various shadej out the evening, after which reI holiday. I a lth Moon. Christmas offertof. M rs/ C. K. Proctor is spending fm h m en t, were »erved by the adorned the living room of Mrs. Circle Flv* will have charf* of tk* weekend In Miami witn W alter Turner, a Junior a t i!” ';is*room’s mother. Mr,. O. 8. Maxwell’s apartm ent where the th* program. Th* Sunbeams, G. friends. the University of Florida Is Uut „,nd grandmother. Mrs. guests were entertained. The A.’» and R. A.'i will meet at short business meeting was pre­ weekend guest of hi, par*«U1,|l,,' h .R^ ! " " M lu r n r l m . th* tame time. Mr .and Mr*. Clifford Wallace Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner. j ° n, ^ h»lf of Antlers, \e r - sided over by Mrs. K. J. Rnuth e r s o n a Is Social Calendar FBIDAY Thar* will b* a special meetIn f * f th* GlaMiola Gror* 267, of th* W. 0 . W. a t th* home of Mrs. John And**, a t 7:50 P. M. All members are urged to ittfikL There will be a call meetln* of th* T. E. L. C last mem b e n and fro op captlana of U>* F irst Bap. list Church a t th* hom* of Mrs. Rhoda Bwinf, 607 Park Arena* ■t 7:20 P. M. St. Oath*rise’. Chapter of Holy Cross Episroptl Church will m eet a t th* home of Mrs. W. J. T hig­ pen on Park A venut a t 8:30 P. M. TUF8DAT Th* Daughter* of W ealty Class of the Methodist Church will have their annual Christinas party in the annex at 8:00 P. M., with Miss Ruth Hand's fro up as hostosses. There will be an sxchanf* of fifts. Tbs board m eettnr o f the Woman's Club will be held in th* club hoots st 10:00 A. M. Th* W. M. 8. of th# F irst Baptist Chorch will meet s t th* church s t 3:30 o’clock to ob­ serve th# "Week of Prayer” for foreign missions ,n d the Lottie Moon Christmas offering. Circle Six will have charf*. WEDNESDAY The W. M. 8. of th* F ir s t B aotlst Church will observe the "Week of Prayer” for foreign missions and th* Lottie Moon offering a t th* regular prayer meetln* service s t 7:80 P. M. with Mr*. W. E. Kader In charf* of th* program. SUNDAY Th* annas! memorial lerviee of tha O. E. 8. will be held In the Masonic Hal a t 3:00 P. M. to which the public is Incited. MONDAY There will be a hoard rneeUnf of the Presbyterian Aaxillary a t the chorch a t 3:00 P. M. to be followed by the monthly business m eetipf. Circles of th* Women’s Soc. iety of Christian Service of th* Methodist Church will meet at the followlnf places: Circle One, Mrs. J. B. William*. 302 Oak A vsnae at 3:00 P. M. Circle Two, M n. .W. E. Klrehoif, 2408 Palmetto Avenue, at 3:00 o’clock. Circle Three, Mrs. L. P. H a. fan , 1702 Park Avenue, at 1:00 o'clock. Clrel* Four, Mr*. J . F. McClel­ land, 809 French Avnue, at 8:00 Th* business o’clock, w ith an exchanf* basket. C lrcli F ire, Mr*. Harold Marsh, meeting o f the d daughter, Bonn!* Sharon, ______ j »'••»» Altm tn prr*#nt#tl the young spent yesterday in Tampa with Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Williams " ’"P1' a .g ift. The bride it relatives. and daughter. Jsrk ie U u . and ■' fnrtrer Marguerite Duncan. Mr. W illiam,’ mother of Wlator ",,!,"*M- r of »nd Mrs G. L. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W illing, Park, were guest, yesterday af"nf*n ham snd daughter, Mary, were ternoon of Mrs. Bill Tyre. | Ihose attending the party guests of relatives in Palm etto --------, "ere: Mr. and Mrs. Keyes, honfor Thanksgiving. . Mr. and Mrs. II. Widemar Cald- "r guest,. Mis, Helen Stafford, j u , , . ,, , , w*M and son Ervin of Jackaou-1 J»n« Thigpen. Ali»s Nsttry D'ghtnn, M Helen IHt.tchi.on, S tlT . . I l l DiInterested**to kn™ vi"* " , r * the ,h r T T hink,giving h.nk.glvlng day d af -1!!«Mon. M b, b, JJelen guests of Mr. Caldwell’s m othtr, Kathryn Wiggins. II. H. th a t they have moved from Ma­ M n. I) A. Caldwell, and famBy. ■"iMtam,. Harold Hall. Philip con, G i., to Atlanta, w ler* Mr. Kronen, Glenn Odham, Miller Mias Mildred R atliff of S te t-j \l illtsm,, Giles Chnpmati, Edgar son University in Deljind is j Diggers, Vernon Allman. Charles will b* held at 12:30 P. M. spending the Thsnksgiving weak- 1 • hnrslon. Mrs. O. S Toler. M n. with Mrs. R. W. Ruprecht, Mrs, end with her parent,, Mr. a n d . II'I h Reeve, and Father A S. L. P. Hagan. Mrs. K. J. Holly M n. Thrvma, Ratliff. I’irk. chairman of the Advisory and Mrs, J. H. Menlck as hos. I • ouncil of the Antlers tosses. For reservations telephone Mr and Mrs. J. J. Cates and I --------- ------M n. Ruprecht, 7 7 8 .W. Mrs. B. Newsome were tha , , THURSDAY Thanksgiving day guest, of Mr. JlllT IC S W o o d w a r d l a The Wesleyan Guild of the and Mrs P. J Leitner ^|t Mathodbt Church will meet at the Brunswick. Ga home of Mrs. E. M. Armitagc. i 2500 Park Avenue. »t7 :.1 0 I* M , Miss Elliaheth Hymn attended I.,,,,,., Woodward « ... ih . „ :l,D A " the Omcg, XI Thanksgiving dan** ....... re.- on Monday afternoon .1 Mrs. W. M. S of the First > hich w»* held In the Orlando , * h„.h w„ h hi. B aptist Churrh will meet a t the | Country Club last night following .n.uher Mr* J IIWoodward ehurch at 10:00 A M. for the . the Orlando.Lakeland football ,n „.|,.hrati»n ,f hi, second observance of the "Week of game birthday nnm ver'sry NO! off...-. " ■f t nw Group tinging wni #n|ov«*<l liv ; Mar an n i th# m#mb*ri afti*r which rv- Ma-» n . II fragm ent* of pumpkin pi# un«l thi* * ••••»■» j coffee wen* tcrvnl by the aecotltl M#nim .<1 grade teachers. n v rn v --------:to, i,t Canada's domestic exports in I the first nine months of DJI I t ' showed ns, increase of $.‘I0'JJ1T»2,. 015 over the sain** period in ir ' t i 1910. I' •’ ^ls Sanford by Mrs. J. A. lia r - 1 , . u of s t; p ; t „ , i ur(r *„,i m , , snd th* rem sindrr of the even, ing waa spent in playing kokrno. with prises being won by Mrs E. C. Harper. Mrs J. E Tour, ier and Mrs. Bertha Jenkins. Late In the evening refresh­ ment# were «erve,| hv the hos. teases, assisted hr Miss Alice Caldwell of Miami, to the fol. lowing: Mr*. H. F. Kent. Mrs. R W. T urner. Mrs. It C M e re . Mrs A. K. Shoemaker. Mrs L. M Tyr«. Mrs. J o H uff. Mrs G. W. Bailey. Mrs Jenkins, Mr, Rnuth. Mrs. C ounrr snd Mrs H arper. 1.69 Value! a ii r*" " f iv e iC t S* m . f *» I ’* Hey HolV. S P o feo , Fla sh ' ” Girl* All Wool Sorority Meets At Kirtley Residence Honored At Party Mis, Susan Kirtley entertained members of the Phi Alpha Kappa sorority st h rr heme on Golden Lake on Tuesday evening with Mini Nancy OigMon presiding over the business session Following n routine business discussion tickets uere distributed am onc the members to be sold for the brblre nartv which will ...I lh -lr TT..nl,.»U1r r M l. „ m, . " he held in the Parish House nr Sammye ts-inpo of Adel, Ga., Ray fre-hments Prires fnr the irsnv»s th# evening of !)»*«• I And spun. Brown of- Dupont. Gu and DsvW were .... won hv , , Snndra .. , „ , — Palmer and, aor#d by the aornrity Brown from the Naval Training , rh. Th# Hostess. Assisted bv Miss S tition #t Jacksonville. P attv Hr Ice. served refreshments _ i Tnoai* invitcil to onioy to th# following members Miss Esther strange. . eopho wS*h James were: Kirrhh..ff V i.-m ia | T*>e Misses Violet Wells. mort* r t S tettin Hnlvcrsily In Df I II.Valerie mas Sandra Palm er, Mar. | K athryn Wiggins. Gladys Pippjn. IsAnd, is rprnilinit the ThanfciT urnrr. Nancy PijrMnn, l.uticU (birmly, Ann giving iholidaysi with hrr_ pirenm lfi . , ' •mine < •dims. M»rv An"..lt lT,,: n rr- n“Mi« b ‘* t '* h Fite. Helen Hutchison. “ltab«tn Mr. and V > . J ,•' o, Strange, aiiss ,, . . ... ,, Willingham, , , M artha W o . . . ..... h . . . . h..r Mba Miidr,.,! T urner. Barlwra lo w . M a rtn a w irht. I .licitl«* Hall. Jean S tran re ha., rs her gurat, Mbs W hlfhcm . Winifred U v rll. Ij u * 1 lt.it v Itridlev, T rrrv Siw*th, Jane Knight of Miami, also a atu • '•nils Wtnfr »•. I-•r ry I'nvton, roll# Dutton. Katherine Spencer. dent at Stetson. Henry Mrt.aulin. Ill nnd Itillv Florence Wells And Ia4ils raldw ell Mr. and M r, II. M. Hamby M 's Arthur Win free, returned yesterday from JackaonH K Turner. 'Ir** J |*. rllle where Mr Hamby « 4 * r Mf . Mi|Ur., Mr, went . Y.rloJ'i: " t ^Hamby r J ! ! _ S|l». ' F Id,, Kirchhoff M - Mark PalVincnt’s llc p lln.l.1" PtMr. Mr reported as rrating nlcelv though .. , . .. , . Stenolohlum and fern decorated he will he confined to h i. home | ^ ^ Nj|nriir| „ ra,„, the South Side auditorium on for aome time. Monday aftrrnonn for the meet­ ing of the Association of Child­ hood Education. The table arounil which the member* were seated w a, centered with » U rge pump­ kin (urrounded hr fruits uf the Plan- for s Christmas shower sea,on. Plnres were m arktd hy President G. W. Bondurant of < • ' he Masonic Home in St. IV. cord* In turkey designs. Atlanta Christian College. ae- '• r.hurg were made at the meet, Mlsa Frances Morrow, preslcompanled by several of h h ra tu - '■"* <> E. 8 dent of the society, presided over Cents will visit the First Christ- »H„h was held at the home of the business session and UndueIan Church thl* evening at 1:30 Mrs F.rdyee Russel in W ishing- erl Mr*. Olllr V. Kxxard, teacher o'clock for the purpose of bring' " ,l" " n Tuesday afternoon. in the Mart Street Scluml in Or. It wn* dccidi'il to hnv# th' Undo, who gnve an liiteredlng In* a m en ac e concerning the achwl and esplalning Ita put- shower at the hom# of Mrs. account of tho A. C. K. con James Toll on Summerlin Av*. ventlon which wa, held recently Tl^ tk i U w i t ! jUkfef af hue on Dec. t». Mra. O-' L. Ir­ In California. th*’ church, lnvlte.1 the people id win presided over the business Mra. Exxanl was accompanied Sanford to attend this •rem ne session, after whleh the ho,less terved refreshm ents. Red nnd and hear the program which will nlnk gladioli were used to form be presented. the floral decorations for Mrs. Russell', home for the meeting. Members nrvsent were: Mrs. Toll. Mrs. Irwin. Mrs. M. FSmith. Mrs. Andrew Mntxon. Mrs. || J. Lehman, Mrs. C. (I. Briggs. Mrs. |,. M. T v rr, Mrs. W. C. Eriekton. Mrs. Ja rk Iltir. ney. Mrs. Ilasky Wight, Mrs. E. C. Ilnrner. >D". Sheridan Jewett, CO M E IN NON Mrr. C. C Welsh. Mrs. C. L. — U E KU Uh I I S Hrwson, Mrs. Frank Crosby, Mrs. |„ A. Brumley, Mrs. RusTOO L A T K — AND M A V K sell and two visitors, Mrs. 0. Elliott snd Mrs. Mona IUgga of YOUH I'liO lU SUtrrsville, W. Va. S r S T S S r jS t? i r : 1 and luncheon S , N. C l.-.l.n .l will Woman’s Club of the program for the day. M "irr,.,,:;: "La Cong^i' Decorations Of Fall Feature School Meet College President Will Visit Church w, Rose W r e tth . T w o P ercale cases an d ah ect, scalloped, p W n hem m ed. - , Christmas Shower Planned For Home Fantasy. Two Muilln sheets and caaes, plain hemmed............... |2.70 li K A PH M A I l h K U K CtlKIMM AS — S O M E ­ T H IN G NO ON K B U T YOU CAN G IV E ! W te b Q ld t practical Rayon Saltn • Wide, l u x ­ urious U r « «Tm R oar. or While IhattMii • H im 32 to 41. llolly woo<d SHOPS Ho! Ivwoo <J I ------- : SH O PS Saturday! 100 N E W CHRISTMAS DRTSSI '.S WORTH 4.98, 5.98 and 6.98 IIAPI'Y BIRTHDAY S tu d io s Mr*. R. W. T urner La Vera* Thomas Nothing could be more lux­ urious and • Isiu U n u s Sale! DON’T MESS ‘AROUND! Garden • Party. Two Muslin pillowcases, scolloped, plain hemmed, f 1.36 llollywotttl % S«’r»A.»ii.»n i| |t.M„n Slip. l,i\ isb with cxpui slv# Ur# sS.itm than • these beautiful Cannon To®* cla In charming Gift Boxes. TODAY AND SATURDAY tac iH ii7* m at acTiow-act-H Garland H it Box. Charming aattlnf for. a «-ptoce array of ir1 'Mn V »»*•*hmwwxm. m,.H-*« Mwiwy #•»■* VfeV ./•• V- Shine for the Holldaya! I.uacioua colont: Hcdu, Geld, Green, New Blue, lilack. Peplum*. Tunics, “GlitUr" trim, Long Torso. v? Siaaa 9-15, 12-20, 38-14 Other Gift Boxca of CftrtQO Abw#!*, Sheets, Phlpw Case ._ * ^ , m , iloo to-Kkoo l f , f-J.. ■eht- i - , . 9 c3 -W . Now 240 to 2.98 New 3.08 Holiday DRESSES DRESSES Rayon Crepea 1-Piece and 2-Ptecc Stylo* • High Shadtu USB �.f r I %I |~ t i .a .1 3 5 c 3 H E * - 1 1 m <1 [ ■ ’■ B B Insure Gay, Bright Holidays! km.! r ’ ,1 <P -1 t i ~ The cheerful glow of a beautiful new lamp yrill make your Christmas all the merrier—lamp guta are pleasing, practical and‘ in thorough good taste. t Use Our Budget Plan ' -- - M - w T fe r - Sensibla Presents fo r Christmas Gayety (Jive gifts for the home and you may be sure they'll receive a warm welcome —and furniture, the enduring gift, i* the beat present of all for true •d id stman happiness and cheer. -w Christmas Gift® Of Lasting Comfort To give a chair la” to ( lie a truly sensible, prac­ tical present of excellent good taste. We have dozenj of splendid chair specials to intrigue Christmns'nhoppers. Pruts are modest. . SEVEN DRAWER With Chair To Match! b-ss«'it .?» up to $ 3 9 $ • p»a !a»f£ A trim modern knee-hole de«k. Ilere'e a mighty fine g ift for the h o me , priced low. li i * , • pat <1.00 DOWN: $1.00 WEEK • ‘ 'J. Card Tables An Inexpensive g ift, r e t ■ present >.of f <4 .21 reel utility. Oply . Every modem and pe­ , up ^ ' •' ^ v a u lt* w riod atyle Is represented In* otir big array. ' ' j Make purchases out ol .I •. i i No matter how little or how much you wish to spend, you’ll find a lamp at ‘j u st the price you want to pay—our extensive collection offers a wealth of styles— I-amps /o r every* room, each ready to bring Yule happiness to fortunate hbmes. A beautiful lu tin g f t 1/ . , fr c fiU h itu j u t / Gvtry "dad” should have of thaaa bepatifal. practical mtUI rtM litn. Many kinds and s is * ta GIVE A BEAETVR«S t ' •) Neatly Anyone • KU/,•**A•*'. A I’* «>*1 h* f; •*•Wi 4- ‘ • i - *. ' • Vi •V « • XMs'Sil. - OF BEAUTIFUL, PRACTICAL UT THE STOWE AT EASY TER1 Would Enjoy It’s L u x u ry im fo rt Easy Terms! UtMOTRip irUR V -lh W 'f i f a W eek ‘f 'P w B H �t m u ** B A N W ftD tm C X L C ^ B a n t o r d , r ~ ~ r ~ r r r r -~ * r, PAGE SEVEN - b u rg '. m.|<irnl p Celery K»d» trailed th. lialf, Ol to 7. A fltr lia r'lr d g r p jllo l bis I By RALPH WARNER stunt, leTt Hall I a ir. ll ora-died UNIVERSITY. A la, Nm 2S. thnnii'li th,. .Ijik it lim uml rluiL *±A— (Special). Jimmy N .l.oit. grent ! id th.' -..i.uO ai/ f«.r 4<» yards By Ralph W arner b ra-, i Mulbn.l .3, AID'; Mai<|u« *>• halfback on the ('nm .on Tide, 1 »‘rortV nft. r Hand-1un,| ---- - U.... K i.|.' lull., iiiurkr*. KmII(Author’s hot—■ T w i n are M\V In . <-V |„»- Slate Mid and M; aA" If liaaurldgr n f5t' the* Yeltaw will be playing lafoiv homo UTNTKR PARK V..v »:t their | hack FI <Mllillg |'l * < t kt. lx « »l th# proved the margin of ***? u}' ----------ckets ranked numerically iM each m-c 'anil I., igitew n Kill m«i \'a ,n r (Siw*ial) No rhnmpiot# hip i»r tatc fnns in hi. fir I .i.ll.'gi' as U csburg ran and !*T*" F^nt*. but thereafter, the point nflrr 'lion The sections sre S eu th S , | FAR WK^T game—also Ins I.-t »li«u to a l'J to 7 defense was Wo much Sanford's aerial •-"se CTnrk- Tcxas-T, Mhl We.t-MW, Is it-K , I o - .'nn :‘tute F’lVl over Oregon ui».l#f# *l#«l rrcMtl* will |M> at hams m ixli the I' n i\. - ->i umph over Seitlnols High'*, , “ f oc*1 f ',¥ rn , ■rl* bi chapter :n l,re»- Midlands and F ar Weat-FW. AlsolFVi Uti . Slanfonl FWJ over slak# Frit’iy ni-fht wh#n th# Mow- Miami ill the FI*.i i. Its tO> Tu a f,r r blirK m arrhtil to il* fu.aJ touch- syniNds ire tired to designate the ' Calif, n o , K\V7. ABC; mil W.i.l anl ptilhhur^ of llinnmi*h:«m( Ala.. lay night eltry Feds* Wednesday night at tn** °P|[ninr kick-off with a pn>* (|OV| n on mvctjI put'crstiiful expected do.eness of play as fol- Ingti •• Kil l over South, in i sl rnd th# Rollin* T^r* elfth ini tii« nit r Orlando St.olinin. !»•>i in pasu s mil r.in . by Peiiiblc and lows: ABI'-to«a up. AB-elose rnd" Ifor .• KVVX. ABC Taking the hall on his own 15 from Pemhle to Al*n)rnnk, K's.l l>a 20 ysnt.s, setting pit# of thc«* rlemenl-* h. ituf l»ck M< ford kicked off to open nfor s r S e . im ’i Iw b J t Vi "*'i i ,h ' r McClain. With th,. ball on the iMissihle upset, A-clooe but texm iii .' th# irnmo \%■11 a m O in f hut •‘'h 'l in«»t I I d second half, the Jacket block- S frnhll 1 ' * y»r;' l,n-: >n,.," r’l IMoh-.. .........I l«rnicked ptckeil shrub! sheuhl win.I win.) •• pink tea party However, with th# back twisted bis way to pay l\rmble pkckro up two ynnh »••<! »i .# i_: r,,r SOUTH Number Roth IL»v* u»l .an I K ilmt rat# the for both lirt to run the I.eexhurg total thfn Fullback McClain went n irr The | id - lurked up (our first in th# ton brack#t f »n. South’* bomovoming for R. llm tin- pl:»\ n 13 points. downs, ':ud* : v ru-hing and are lliruuch rxcept for their ex^ ^ •VO ja:d< |.y p.fsiiig. levs- iPwteil Imwling game. T )js «rcThe Feds came to life In the m i l i.lle c r . j.idgmg |.y* their i f * wil1 ** ° " ' ' '!•'•••" ith II t i-l down . n ade li»n features traditional bo'.t es Jin porn.I t ' l lKt. K STATION. T x #on* Mtant r*r«»nf* ov#r the pa*t *^<K>*lrow Taylor. |.V) ynriU fr •iii •rriinnmirr !»r% •* -% ! year*. M will i» « jb»'ir*t ^< ' n^ or tackle. *ill • th • •-« i/i"» r.iM, v%ith A and AB rating* hi n h k h AO yi th# an tmtirhi#*' BullJcgs, whil# hnnl* t.iu o ll.t • I.i-«f#i| Ti*tn*» \ an.I »| |m#«*tiiig lH*t*##n th,* up<fti eiplly muhi rwfur ami n ' »rx 1^0 |Miun«1 *eni*tr hi" t.mu' hark, Th# linv.iip ••f th,. *ninll#r n riiiip t»..«ir h»r\ fo:i«l couple of to-.< up^ \\efl cam# do th • ------------- .SANFORM " . ' " ' probably will b# MUniaaippi nVnl I <!*' 0 • hr *wlf.lerini* n \ lfowanl h;i* •1i#i«i(tn« »h, .* been « tiommntol „ . FOR RENT | Herrin^ B U S IN E S S SERVICE |M | fi *t.,»t • «f !.. Auburn. A l. Im...., r. -re. h" nor* f" r H"1'" " | ! % 11:— c •• hil# Ttib ne «n*l | ' it tip r Mi<«. State, __ . ------------- Hi,.i ..nr.-iiM . 1,t11\\ ami Minmi, a n l .1 i haitaimogi. _ _ _ _ _ Vt’ r II nuke your cir t l t J * . vpottcvvlf Vickera ^bnirgia rate A over l.oul^inna UkVE YOUR xmteh impaired by ROSE COURT Aptji :l and 5 j |tr II* II h i to • ir .1. r. .>i. •«*— 4it«l |*uc a vp*fklr in the hnnh uhil# ilrfm luiif Spin.|» Ihll. tl ii. I State ami (ieorgia T##h rooms, furnished. Phone r>77|] ( n*V y ^ o n e who really knows how. M.’UU'ttliH | lie*I \ lo o . N o lu'«h o*jpt »>r iln n c n uicaI ^ r» r . : *.»» \\ i *t#i n Kent #k» I . u.T ill 7. I Hi'lciinti Eaj»t—It* Aimy ami .Navy again ! ^ or 1 'll. •»« -t lllllpx Rrlgga, Jeweler Magnolia Ave. _ _ y * __ _ * j (hlhum lut( doit the dirt oil ind vhme rr up Tampa, ami \I# m . • R Hum hu.l .Morri* wRh b<ikJ. elekm# rating much 1 *\\ HI oil if Drive in tosUyl 3-ROOM apt. Krigidaire, nww J PAIR SALE Ai-nhrook | higher than in recent y e n s. N. m- X ; '.•t ill a ihxthm .'.'V.1,.,' i " ' L I”"*’. * ? " " “'V r '»n. beda. l#t floor. 107 N. I,octiet. |'|r\rlnn*l ilill le r one te in . 1. the East, the 5'" '* 1 nv l*»xidmm. : < •ng lie I., tl U3EO APPLIANCES. RecondL FURNISHED AI»T :i room*, en- I Furr. II IVit hie Middies are AH over Armv. EM. _ •.g«.".t M. rxvr, •- •'. U.ijn F.ILhh . tira lower floor. 11.1 E. 5th .St. ■Cloned Wood and Keroicna Dmidrnlgei MiD-WEST- Oklahom-, Is ABU . „ XMV F'ND t i l l s \O T F Newher.v. ...... and Tampn. ___ J . J, | Truluek Range* priced for quick aale McClain' over N#bra*Ka in th# only im |*n-J _ ’ '• HOUSE l ion Myr. f '* 1m'"« also used space heater. See 2-BEDROOM n n 7 0 7 |ta n t content. I 1 \|\K I:< IT V . A h . \#v .'•* B**th Howitnl »M*i R o lliu * l# * t tie. One 3-bed room ........ >a»f"r.l these at Green's Fuel Gas . n •; C. 11>| FAR WE.NT-Oregon State v.ill'< S p" oh II,.It Rn-t. i a'* ,0 '**ami. *h.» h.»* !*• ii#u but K u n e n il D ire c to r ii s t r u o N i : u i 2 i corner Magmlin t 5th St. An- ' L c ' - *1■■r v Service, Across from post of­ F a n #11. win th # Ro*# Bowl bid if tl»#y can ^ re a f i .1 r#C"iv#d 1«i* f •« • i \ 11 on## thi* year. I . Mm , to u t h j 70S E. 2nd St. ily over garage. J .\|. \Vi» * fice. Sanford, Florida. I' •••n t h nf- 'ulxlu# Oregon, wlitra i* u ileciil* j Am* * • »n n**minntn*n tin* u ri k di#\n margin*, whitn ‘I'O iii- i" Phone lice, owner. a tk«r touihdou*' I! "nn... Lind#- e<| y difficult lu*k. AB** for State, .wh*' In* mu* named on F«*x. mi k# th# g a m # a t "P a«l f.»»i l ;ijin i id. k im nt • Siil.^t'tutiun*: Th# *eIrction#: lMo\.. t.»u# New*' fn*t t#ain. Jim lui*t week the l a r im p#iiituiv firrT U C E PLANTS— About 5 MISCELLANEOUS t nrnrr Fir*t Si A Frrnch Ave. nrgliut.d to t uk# ■ ■ ■ i — . _ , . ■ » I Saofor-i I5i.in.i, I I'timJU, T I SOUTH , mv Nel-I»n, Tide hulflark, n ad# for Howard. acres. W. E. Klrchhoff, Jr. mi't l'•MMld#rnt ion LOCAL A LONG distance mov. I Hi iiuii! 1.11# h. I'"I##. Ilrocky Tulnnr 82 over Uiuiniani State the m w*reeU' utotui team. Pre*hyterlcn UBIKO FEEDS a t TouchtonU Gro. ing, crating & storngi* I s m - l^'eslmrg .Mi» "tip, lia r- Sl.’i. A; Alah m i S4 over .Mi.mil tag's T ransfer & Storage, | voy. vhnic lini ht i t , . Shel* S22. Friday night; Vandy »S.| over itfi*. Scull. I ■" <. :l bn <t. Trnnex/ee S9, AH; Georgia S5 ■ GOOD milrh cows Bull s e r . ! Rhone 498. ' »vcr tieurgiu Te#h Si 4. A ; Mi.*aw vlce. Cow manure. Prle- '*?■ I SHOES CAREFULLY dv '.I, s ' “d I x. Dun- k>*ippi S»i over Mies Stat# S7, livered your place. U or hr#l#d nt lo*v rn*f. f itv ,j j ABU, flrm .n .i Sh u v .r Auhurti Shriner. I.ske Mary. Shoe* Shop. 210 Sanford Ave. ..115. ABU; William and Muty S ll DUROC BROOD row; .5 nigx; HIDE A F’UR huvCr for v - i . ' j. ) i.vrr North Cui.dil.a St de Sl'J, A J#r*ey pnw; lieifcr: 2 cnirr*. ; | IVnn State F'll over South Unris now located mi ('»* »s t!«. • l-hlll. U h o Mnry, Phone 2701. 0 11olii. i Slit, A; A’. I*. I. H'.’e over S' I .ok** Monro" \\ It it.."' A M R G A R £ 7 " A N N f ] 1 u Richmond; Southern Metl.odirt T3 cint.. von- luisln.—. -ta .tii.'. TV1'*) JE*»3EV hoif-rs. SplenI | i over Texas U hristi u T5. AB; and Dee. |«t. J. II. Pn.ltn'll. did stock. Phono 352. 1 •>| lit ice T4 over Baylor TM. A. SITUATION WANTED NORGE IJEF'R IG ER A Tt'U - new 2 ft,; EAST I ii Navy El over Army F.M, All; i{:» unit. Bargain. Ramlnll E lreCOOK OB hou-owiirk Kll. n Hu!'. ' Ft rdham K1 over N. Y. U. F2t5l # t r i e fV Punt a • • >* 417 E. 3rd St. Ito- tin. U oi'.ge E7 over Holy I • | riti iiti.ii 'revs Eld. A; Mirhig.in Slat* I 11M., PINE. OAK & lighter wood. 1IIOUSEULEANER n it nur , | MW.', over West Virginia F2W, | |- till Jlh « delivery. Come on I M. Jam es, 422 ryprees Aye Free I ::i All; un.l Pitt E II oxer Uarnegle ( Imii f .1riiK*l< "HOME CONTROLLED** Tech. Y .nl0 ortMn. Trcm|,Cr^ WooJi LOST AND FOUND Iitlitidnal Aaidaue Fill. & SAT. SPECIALS Mil) W.NST LOST— MALE redbone hound i 5 VM 'l l! I • . okl hnma Midland 2 over Ne.;.l | | between Ssnford F; Gene-n. [■•a rr,.|| HELP WANTED 231 B. & II. F'lshrries on eoll.tr. Trtiluek j j | Total EXPERIENCED TRUCK drivers. I Notlfv D. II. Hedges. Plum • ( |rv<luti.l LEESBURG II 0 U K L E S S T E N D E R Joel S. Field, 1201 W. I»t St. (183.W. KIN0AN RELIABLE WEST REEF McClain IV ndlr llaivey ’ Total I'M GETT1N6 fT D S P O N HM - E V tc T AVJ W O N E I'M N c r SINCE MC ACTED IN THOSE L O C J \ \ e c e tno -Aj e d I INTHe •it:,:,' i III t h riK.UIliilA aW nn,:n UUIIIIMI.I. SCENES VWITH ETTA HE CANT GET i . i r r i tM . m in. sv, iik i : ii -1 P'L a • A ^ 'S [ \ MOO0-' Mommy'i jolnj^ HER O H 1 HIS M IN D - ILL MAKE Ir---------- ■>. to nuk* candy HM KISS ME it ! 9M»I.O<;*% «r M b. esburg Runs A n d Passes To IS To 7 Win Over Feds Jimmy Nelson Will Roilins Is Ready APERFECT End Groat (’areer FOR For Tough Battle CAR WASH . . . In Season Finale Select Selections HuLcs T( •\:is Returns To (Jlory In Triumph e rti Cls^siHed Advertisements '•J •*V"*^ AndorsunGriffith S. II. KNCiLISH (;i F s H i m r K f I'Wc Sell U. S. Savings Stamps f&'i = = = ^ NEW ERA ** A R K E T S “WHERE CUStOMEIW SEND THEIR FRIENDS" QUALITY DEPARTMENT ECONOMY DEPARTMENT Loin or Club Steak lb. 35c IPicnic Hams PAUL IJOIIINSOf •ETTA KETT \ c Hoorn! ' DIXI l CRYSTALS Sausage, lb. 29c BACON.lb. 27c BACON.lb. FRESH KILLED Pork Sides Ih. 15c Back Bone lb. 20c FRYERS....lb, 27c Hamburger. Pork Hams... lb^21c HENS:.. . .db. 24c remit LARD 2 lbs. Shoulder lb. 17c pt. Xic LAMB LKGS lb. 25c OYSILKS CHOI'S lb. 29c CHOPS..lb. n m i •i'M t ii vi T iv io u r l(l«. IMMtH ALTMAN’S USED -* -P E T E T H A T " WAS WONDERFUL .'1 THOUOHr ----------- — I'KXJSAiDWXi IMS10M.Y oh OK^/THEES I. ,, WEf?CMrM f < - ) * 'f S * i h c m o o o -M Shoulders .... lb. 18c S MAO.' “WITH A N . OK THAT COUNTS” believe l Bargains In Split Of Every thing _£omplet« Selection to Cfiobot F row rAll Makes end Models By FRAN STKlKtiK Mill 'AOU'LL NEVER ££T ME ALIVE/ UHI'V. V v i . I r u u a i.i:n CABBAGE__ lb. 4c POTATOES.............. 1 0 lbs 2 0 ' CELERY stalk l«c l a iiiii : aKi.r.rTK.n III llll tllll GRAPEFRUIT 10c LETTUCE...,.............2 hds. 15c SQUASH.......lb. Ic ,*vn«,a 'n itk lr f , on IHIWH TURNIPS . ..lb. Tie APPLES.............. ....... 5 lbs. 2 Jc v 1:1.1 o u NUT SALE ONIONS ....3 ib. 14c WALNUTS................... H>. GA. YAM'S 1 0 lbs. 2 5 ' HIKMI U II.I N B K A / .II.S ......................IB- W r MIH.IW* VKM.OW iw u L I'EL'ANS.......lb. ^Ic BANANAS^4««asoo ••••••••••• 4 lbs. )9 C BEANS..... 2 lb. 19c ktOMRV <MKf.lt PECANS................ 2 lbs. 'iBc W liiTt: In Our Used Car NO. I T*M. C'*«IVJI» PontUe 9145.00 1934 Dodge S e d a n ------ : AUFLE B U IT E R .. 15c ■H WANTED . MACKEREL .. ... 8V2c ...can 9c .4 lbs. 8c rGM EAL KEN-L-RATION r t WIIOUM KMKKa- . PEACHES - . . . IV .' n — . . . 55c BET FLOUR— 95' MILK -3 FOR 23c M%* tf»o r u .t.a n i Hv (-Ik. -i» i»-ik. t»* fW TO TELL YOU 145.00 V/2 Alaga Byrup.......9c 1930 Oldamobllo Town Sedan _____ 265.00 p / C. FLOUR...........10c ru t H * .„ CEi SVJ n ........... 1 st LGE19C 19lM I’lM nlk m * Chorroiot (M r i i . iv : M oot .4 lbs. 23c T own Sedan 1940 Chevrolet Town H«dw / 26c 20c fe y * . _ jm u . Cbtrpe _ ------ OF TVC MACK sw-tk. „ Whole BEETS..... 10c 1 KBOcON , „ ,1.1. HNAMIla T i l l . 7'/2C no . s . h k i . m ont * DAD-DAD |$ SN*M. a. lflwl. n n MO. t * l , r . ,*., Ml'IiKI.l.a i i i k h i . x * w iaiiH on*, Yet f t j ! -.i . Ml :i» * Wills I 'll OA. SHEAR CURED SMOKED ^Y O U N C FRESH KILLED No Advance PRICES . *rnr.%K «> i .i vn -i GOMC3 I JUST I MADE | rrrA.'r- ' ■“ 19c RO A ST, lb. 19c 25c STEAK , lb. 29c 25c White Bacon 15c SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 25c 19c Lamb Chops II). 25c p T o n ^ T u rk e y ^ lb ^ 2 8 c CARS VOtl WE/2E I WANT Y0U,BJWLT/ I.IIIV I.AV4II I.IWII FLAKES BHAP MKKil OAT# U BUN w hom: i m o 0C? •: , Mk n ,;n . a i « tw NBC RITZ.......... lb. 20c n o s u n i. lie >U. t r r i ll '. DREFT gt. 59c I Vie Ige. 21c sm. 10c wwe F iiA I U » .^ .# V ie — “ :T oi.ik c SO Al* Ige. 5 for 25c IIO«T*‘.a« a.Ik. lie in-lk. Mr FLOUR 20 lbs. 01c m Vl'll U Cranberry Sauce ll'/gc H I9II01 COFFEE........ lb. 23c i on n a n CAKfcS...........12 oz. 10e r t u r il K I .M TOU %Tl» • SOUP.............can 6 'V y«. * » T ,a n » tiii TOMATOES......... 7VaC r i 'i u : t m t r i : m PRESERVES ........ 25c wa t t inn,- t o ii .,: t TISSUE.......... 4 for 13c RIGHT TO m zm ^ i *i :h i .#.i » AiMUCOTS............ 15c 10e ( iltt'R J .______ _ WW APPLE SAUCE 7'/2c 3»i PRUNES 12',^c VI I I . »\%%4III 1 hMirr Fr*«h PINEAPPIiE ........15c If*. It# SUPER SUDS gt. 59c KLEK BEADS ) g . T S T V o k 10c .....Ige. 4c CEREAI/S • ’ COKIN ~ 21c lb. - - �■i i - t t I ; i . ^ t .*L., nODAT, HOVBHBIH Anpy Office Set Up In Orlando To Salvage B r a n c h Of Army Assumes Im p o rtan t R o l e Buy C itnis JV uits ATLANTA. G a . Nor. 38 — & • (Special)— The Army la poinL la* the way for ronservatlcn o f | strategic raw material* by tha salvaging annually o f mllllona of dollar* worth of watt* product*, it waa announced hero today by LieoL Col. William F. Rlter, sup. ply officer on tha ataff o f Brig. ; G m . Janies L. Frink, fourth co m , area quarterm aster. The qoarterm aater of each po«t . hao an officer whoa* duty It W to ace that nothing of value I* thrown away. For inatance, a ain. rt> rl<> division will salvage enourh -/ rcrap paper In one month to fill t'. a box car. A recent innovation nf the ■l. quarterm aster enrpa la th e . reUnder the critical tyea of Army ordnance ofldale, the “tank destroyer” la demenetrated a t Arlington, r ’ clamntlon of wrecked vehleleI>Tn. Va. Designed by William Blgley of Hoboken, N. J , the deetreyer la built to carry a 78 mm. cannon acroaa I tend of selling the whole m a. country a t 78 mllee a a hour. I t la basically a metal-tread tank, powered by aa airplane engine. BP chine as Junk, tho serviceable "*■' parts are removed and sent to Motor Maintenance Districts Its inauguration. would have made It impractL was profitable to sell It. Slneo |B; where they a(o used aa replacelli-fore the first World War, cable. When th e Army war in- th at time the salvage branch of ■ tn rnt parts. Part* that cannot salvage was almost an unknown created In site during the war It the Q uarterm aster Corps haa ■*' he repaired are sold as scrap me. thing In the Army. The Army was found that Junk accumulated hern one of Its most im portant ' tnl. This policy has saved tax . was smai and the rxpenae thru I in such large quantities that it functions. * fe v e r s millions of dollar* ajn'o — . State Hotel Meeting To S ta rt A t Orlando MIAMI. Nov. 38 — (Special)— Under the leadership of S. D. McCreary, president, Florida Stata Hotel Association, Florida tel operator* will bold a aerie* of bualneia conferences starting at Orlando on Dee. Is SL Pe­ tersburg on Dec. 3 ; and Miami Beach on Dec. 4 ; according to an announcement released by tha. association's office. •Tho theme fo r this year’* business conference," according to President McCreary, “will be ‘ad­ vertising for 1941-43 to u rist tra ­ vel and equipment available to ndle Florida 'winter visitors.’ The S tate’s leading tran sp o rts, tion officials will bo in atten d , ance a t each meeting fo r the pur­ pose of discussing this subject, and an opportunity will also be given to tho hotel operators In chater. He** Edward W. Based, of attendance to discuss this subject New York City, a pullm an tend actor from the floor." on the Peanaylvmala Railroad. HI* work, submitted In competition with the nation'* 400,000 bast male naadleworkerx, won him tha title. ____________WDBO_________ •„ ATLANTA. .Nov. 28 — (Spa. cial)— Florida citrus f r u it grow , er* will he paid more than . a million dollara h r th e ' Q uarter, master Corns beginning Uda week when the field office recently se t up in Orlando, starts m aking purchases of citrus fru its fo r use in Armv poets throughout tho United States. • IX Norman K. Brown, officer in charge of the field office, 201 First National Bank Building, Or­ lando, waa appointed to m ain. Uin the Florida office fo r the convenience o f grow*!* who have oranges, limes, grapefruit, U nger. Im-s end possibly vegetables avail, able for isle to the Army. This ta the second field office to be opened in the United States hv the Q uarterm aaU r Corps. The first is In tha Rio Grande Val* Iry, in Weslaco, Tex. The m ajor­ ity of the Q uarterm aster perish, able food buying has been hand, ltd through marketing center* near the m ajor Array posts or through the subsistence quarter* In Chicago. fif Will Electricity Be Available ? New electric lines, except to serve National Defense projects, simply can not be built Materials must go to defatsa production. Check your electric service requirements with us befora completing any constriction plans. • • n , ■/ Uncle Sea needs copper, Steel, lead, sine and handled* of other < malarial* fee National Dtftnsa. Utility companies must now opciata under i priorities rales. Undar this order—Preference Rallag Order P-46, of tha* Office of Production Management — we a n permitted In obtain only , “metarule ic^clrod . . . richer a* Oyerad*| . 9*ppliee or far the Main­ tenance or Repair ef . . . properly.’' RADIO NEWS Edwin C. Hill head- 6:00 6:10 Program Resume 6:16 Keyboard Capers 6:30 Borl Ives 6:45 The World Today 7 :00 The Lone Ranger 7:30 Al Pierce'* Gang 8:00 Kate Smith n o u r 8:55 Elmer Davis A the New* 0:00 Playhouse 9:30 Songs in the Wind 10:00 Hollywood Premiere 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:45 New* of . the World 11:00 Football Returns 11:05 Three Sister* 11:10 interlude 11:15 Dance Orchestra 11:30 Jimmy Dorsey 12:00 IJnton Wells, News 12:05 Sign Off Tomorrow's Program 6:30 Norman Beasley A Ills Florida Cowboys 7:00 B reakfast B revlths . 7:45 UP News 8:00 The World Today 8:15 Louise Wilcher a t the Organ 8:30 Music w ithout Words 8:45 Singing String* 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:15 Melodic Mommta 9:30 Old D irt Dobber 10:00 Children's Birthday P ar­ ty 10:30 Musical Interlude 10:45 Lest We F o rrat 11:00 U P News 11:06 Kay Thompson’s Festival 11 JO Time fo r the Times 11:45 U P News I l 'M Program Resume 12:00 T heater of Today 13:30 S tars Over Hollywood 1:00 F irm Forum l i l t Matlneo Mnoleala 1:30 Army v*. Navy Football Gama >1:45 Ga. Tech' va. Ga. a t Atlanta 3:46 Ala. va. Tuscaloosa 6:00 Matlneo at Meadowbrook 121 Up'Mewe W . r 6:85 Up N*wa ' f TABLE SUPPLY BARGAIN * STRIP PRICES FOR NOV. 28th & 29(h W B. Ritz Ige, pkg. 19c . MUSS ELMAN APPLE SAUCE 3 S& 20c Raisin B ran pkg. 10c Argo Peas can 12*/ac FRUIT " Cake...........1-lb. 25c PKKFKCT RISC U IT PLAIN OR SELF RISING FLOUR 24 L 75c PEAS* Snaps.........can 9l/2c KELLOGG Com Flakes pkg. 5c ARGO COFFEE 19 c lb , , FRESH KILLED PORK SHOULDERS.......... Jb. l»c HAMS---------------------- 2Ie UAUSAUh...............ib. iSc BACKBONE....... „_Jb. 21c TENDER BABY BBBF CHUCK ROAST lb .----------z 19 c s im g n iiv rc TEHUBR BABY B t S FARMERS’MARKET OFFICIALLY ■Ueellaneean Fral« aa4 TtfHakU *e»ee«. aalw a» la liia l A. M. DEFINED . a n . sr. ta n RKPOIIT NO. T APPLE*. L.L Ha ilpr. J t . t l Boa t i n Yorka l l U to Hop* Uaaulr |1.1| to 11.10. AVOCADO* No supply DANANA*. M lb. bsnchaa, I I T* BBANB, t u p , bo. brp. T .n d .rgroaa, ora. to fair. IL ia to II I* P l a t a IMP to t l . l t %■. TrvL..- 1 f o r ■' K ,-if - . k . . :• STEAKS CLUB n>.25c PINBONB R H k t j E is , LARD...2 Iba. 25c b i S N s :....2 ibs. is c Celery 2 stalks » 25c ■, • •” * , t i • , p D a u c io u APPLES....6 lbs* 25c n O R IM M l COUf.tWY Potatoes 10 lbs. 21e Lettuce.... 2 hds. 10c, APPLES 5 Ibs. 19c -2-lb. jar 17c %; * ★ fATX UNCLE SAM COM! Oar first im i j U to Uaaia W . Oar i l Part *t that A*ty it to iif o a jN r f dm* Ta y m tn m f i t i k U a.; B a -V f . v* k /: f 1*4 * V A V’. wm •. i r I -■>* fv ’■, V IM S M B PF �A m la Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall, Hl|hwa) And Water Transportation Florida NOVEMBER 29. 1941 SANFORD. FLORIDA, 8 A' C r a f t Kills Two A t Shipyard Red Successes! jReported But* Not Confirmed I r Ifv1 • NUMBER 7H aps Are Said Sailing For Indo-China, Hainan Islands [ Counter-Attack S a i d '■ j •* To Have Crossed ~ Volga, Driven Ger- ' mans From Towns New Zealand Forces • A r e Driving For H eart Of German Troops In Libya M em ber A ssociated I’reas Na2i Ship Scuttled Off Dutch Guiana Shanghai Reports 70 Troop Ships Are Knroute In Move Aimed At Thailand Great New Tank B attle S t a r t s Tokyo Attacks U. S. B i t t e r l y Hoyal Navy Drives O ff Enemy Ships In Invasion Scare High Source Asserts Washington W i l l Not Change Terms LONDON, Not. 2*.—(AP) -Advices fresi foreign wrens Mid today that ra m has yiaMad 1a Gerany Important sorth AfrU la air b u n of Rabat, atom Bfrai aad Gabr* id « u v a l baaa and port The boOy of Raymond F. Snow, 14, aon o f th* mayor of Pho*. hua, Va., Is llftod from th* wreckage of HU plan- a lte r It plunged Into the Newport New* Shipbuilding Co. yard*. Newport New*, Va.. and cruahed Russel W right, a ahlpyarda* fireman, to death The plane amaahed Intu a fir* truck bcaide which W right wat •landing. a nrfiilU tni prarr hctwrci, Japan and China, q u a rlrn tl—rly aaanrlatrd with Jap ­ an’. puppet thin*** r*(lm* at .Nanking d fo lia n l today. At Ihr «aair tint* an aatjiorixrd O ilnr.i- source assert­ ed anjr l*w*nlng of Ualtod Slat*-’ aid In China might forrr Chungking to arr*pt praro trrma. Many Chlnra* h»r* balltro American aid In China haa b»rn morn trrh al than real and that it ahuuld ho Increaa- ported today by the Moacuw ra­ dio. The broadcast added th at J m foreground, probably to get ,t rlo-er view of J Heating on her aide in the (hallows near many placea along tha hdrd preaaed defanae arc In front of the •.rutiled ahip. IT, S. In -ip , have recently be I’aranam bauxite m ine, in Dutch Guiana la the Soviet capital the N aii on­ luk-ti over the protection of Dutch Guinn,i, to * he German freighter Goaxlar, »cl\ttl*il by her slaught baa been held a t a icuxi■-I the bauxite litiltc*. \ rrw A native ia paddling hia c ra ft In Ihc standstill for several days. . Kuaala’a Ukrainian Army re­ port* the capture of a p art _nf Roitnv-on-Don. The Soviets claim the amaahing of N atl aaaault farces in the key aectore before Mr,cow and say 0,000 Germans SING A|*| lit K- Nov. 19 — were killed. f'O*)— All troop leave* at In Libya, New Zealand Day and night bomber attacks Ihla big Drill.h Far Kaalern forces are driving for the against both Leningrad and Mos­ alrnnghold have been caahaart of German forces. cow were reported by the G*rrelied a* • "normal precaa# ~ iman High Command which aald Ibinary move In view of the 4|U « other British soldiers 'th a t In a five-day period ending Pacific situation,” It wan an. cioaa in on the trapped Ax In last Friday, the Russians lost 108 nounerd tonight. planes and the Germane ohly 12. ■ Cairo u n th e new action T hr City of Sanford in \acI1 Br Pr«M In Crimea, where new* has an th r whole* trrn to ry of Srmi'hf Far Haatorn criala wfll develop into a decisive been scare* for aome time, the Iftole County t»a\r l»rrn runnewt agency. official German ______ — J '.I:1 ‘ Ifi'tuvs as Shanghai reports vnanrtl during thr Uni (’ru n Jim. D. Jhikin*, tra collector, Mr*. W. F. I-angar. head of DNU aaid an Infantry dlvuton trcmrly well |dra-ed. 7n nr morr Jm>nm\v« troop yhe C hrlstm s, Real Campaign Roll ('all by voluntary vturk. had been driving forward for th* "U r. Mougbtoii (superinten­ ships are suiting for the HalW an Invasion scar* atatorl yeaUnlay tkgk th* 1941 tho Salvation Army, stated today post few days through tho Yalta tgad'iunrtrrs annnuned today that *r*. Mr*. Roy Munu. puMltity dent of parks and atresia and at sUt* legislature ena#t«d ft num- th a t families tev o already begun Chase A Company purchased the rhalrm an, ntatnl today ami ahr Mountains toward 8evaatepoL piesent III charge o l the w o rk nnn r.alund nr French Indo flm t 1841 Christmas Seal Rond. to call u p orf/ U tat_prgsnU atl«n th ft many people who being lion* on the ball park) haa iChina. "B A ’- MSB**!., year *c2 i -a w are not el home when tho fo r fhianoMI j W during th* hotDie grounds in grant snap*. The The Tnkvo rmllo attacks greater demand for seal bonds.” would be 'lnU____ restlni _____ _____ farmers era," forced their way over th* Mrs. J. U Ingley, general chair­ worker* caller) may feci di«- diamond is laid perfectly to the the United Staten bitterly. a widow mad* k particularly pit. Po»erl to Join the American _____ 'along narrow mountain roads *‘i * and other clttxens o f' S«mlnol* drove than* off. ' ■' . . Iful appeal for help through the which it often la Impossible for man, said this morning anl ex­ Red t ’roaa. Any person who Inch i*",! the Infield couldn't la1 The Chinese aav the Jap L a m British and Ail* forces County. im pnned upon." Mr. Guinn add­ plained that th* bonds resemble Empty Blocking Fund. wishes to buy o membership, ed hravy war material trucks and thrive is itinted at Thailand hnvo clashed southeast of Retegh commercial bonds and run In de In addition to raising the price The woman la unable to work limbers to follow Immediately," may do an next week by tele, and PM deadlocked In p great Mr Quinn nlsn complimented nr (In' llnrnta Hold. The Japan­ nominations from $5 upward. They has flee children In school DNB said. phoning Mr*. F. K Itnumillat naw tank battle of major import- on a g reat many passenger car and the ilnn.de, the hotel aeeoinino ese cabinet went into emergency • re labeled “The Crusade of the % meager whom abe supports on or by going to the office of dutlon, and stated that the "club The German* were reported 1T_ British _____________license plate* a number of other dBtt, tho announced to. se-sit>n. She cam* to If fa. Lan. split up into four “ fighting DouHe-lluireil Cross, Chrlstnia. th r nrgnnimtlon on First Presum ably the Natl for. 'laws were enacted by the legls- gincome. ar and explained th a t the child­ groups” and to be clbse on the Seal Bond." They hear the Im­ Street which will be open on undoubtedly will lie happy here.” W latever Imp pen, in the Pacific The -ipmlt will arrive here ill otoar Gob- Erwin RominalL Datura, Which affect owner* of ren would hav'e no Christmas print of tl e dnublr-barrrd cross, Wednesday morning and oil February and will stay at the i, npiarely tip to Japan, it was ruppod betweop Tobruk and L p to r driven vehicles, some of celebration and among eounllcs* hrele of the "beaten remnant* of 'international insignia of the fight day Saturday. two Soviet Infantry division*. lO Ttton border and are 'which , re „ foUo w if made plain yr.tcrday by a high Mayfair hotel. against tuberculosis. names on tha. “needy list," s h e The infield, and the gras, nil source who said this nution’* pa­ tholr way o u t . . ChapU r 20925 (8*nato BUI 783) mentioned a woman who haa epi. Naval units and amalier, haitilyTha text of the bond, entitled thrown-together formations which it, i« in near perfect form, and tience with Tokyo ia exhausted “T eentlnuex the ' . uthorlxea tho sale of automobU* leptlc fits. • re seeking to escape acroea the "Victory,” readx: present, a Irautiful picture tu anil that the United States will “Mam'r battle against tubercu­ N atorally, this woman la un­ mountain* to th* Black 8ea." La-ehull fun,. "When the wurk md compromise it* basic term s for losis la about to be decided. Vic­ able to support bar young son, I, cuiupli ted,” Mr. Moughton de­ settling the Far Kastern crisis. tory la in sight. aa ia tha case la moat of the clined, I believe wv will have Three term s call fur Japan to "There wa* a time when we had Instance* whore th* Empty ST AUGUSTINE, Nov. 2 9 - ono of the nicest appearing and get out of China and French Indoto b* contented with stopping thr Stocking F uad glvaa food, clo* la'-t (anl out parka In the slate. Collui, !China and tu preserve a tempo, enemy, relieving the suffering anil ( d l— Adj. Gen. Vivian ,lng and money to indigent* In Caipet glass la growing in the rary statu* i|un In the rest of th* board, helping the victims. This still ia «ailed »n Florida draft tha eounty. outfield, tu t us this Is not the WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 s-tAb necessary, but a t last the time today lo provide a total of 1700 Fur Fast. Upon Investigating m u * of the bvst time nf the year for gras, Tr*y were hantdrd to the Japofamilies which th* fund will aid — interstate commerce comm i,. haa come when we dare to think men during January. to grow, the progress being made lO sallss-S r a s a Twa» The seventeenth call for while Here Wednesday night and uow this year, Mrs. L angsr reported •ion reports showed Friday a sub­ tin the outfield at present is selectees total* 1452 men who stantial increase In train acci­ are being pondered by the Tokyo th a t th* 8«lvatlpa Army will will hr Inducted a t Camp Bland- slow. Also a few hare spot, at Gnvermurnt. On Tokyo's reply hava a greater num ber af parson, dents this year oeor 1940, but the light of the field nre being nig Jan. 6-9 and Jan. 12-10, and official* of the Association of depend- whether there may b* to taka care of than eeer'b e fo re I be eighteenth call fu r__ OCglu and It Is essential th a t the dona. American Railroad* aald It wn, selectee, totals 3UN men who tro t- o at of proportion xo llli in. The fences, dugouts, grulid I'ttUcse-America trans- total of about 1600. crease In traffic. James Moughton. auperlnten. stand anil colored lileuvher* are I versatiim* will An ICC tabulation fo r the dent of parka and of the xoo, all Icing repaired with labor and view toward » first nine months of 1944 listed discl«a*d this morning th at he nialrnuls furnished by the City, settlement. <011 accidents of all kinds com. hail received a letter from K. 8. The fence on the Mellonvilie pared with 5080 III lh* same Ward of Meema Bros, and Ward, Avenue aide already haa been period last year. a New York animal Impoiting — ---- w turn down and rebuilt to allow m u » firm, which highly complimented down, emphasised, however, tnul more room inside the park. The the description and articles of the JACKSONVILLE. Nav. 29.— post, hovo been placed rlo«rr to­ the situation is serious. rylng passengers, ,*a “automo­ (Special)—Two k m which appeared In the H er­ addUloeal Florida President Roosevelt's last offi­ gether to insure more durability. biles for- private use" aad places offlcM, at Tempo gad Miami, compared wltk « in th o .f ir s t a ld 's , tourist edition. .The outside nf the grandstand cial act before entraining for than In th* passenger car ntto hava been eatabllahod by tha de- nine month* of 1940. "W* received th* special cdi. wljl lv painted as will the dug. Warm Springs w n to confer with class. Htretofore they hare ear. fenae contract aorrkw of th# that of The Sanford Herald, i uts. "Home of the llravrs” will hia "W ar Cabinet"—Secretory of riad tags for truck aorks. Sta­ Offk* of DwfkoM FMductlon. DESTROYER LAUNCHED which you were kind enough to he Hi* t it Is, over the stand en­ State Cordell Hull. Secretory of tion wagons which are coavert- Goorge W. Simons, J r , Mato co­ •end wo, and wa were very Inter­ trance, nod an Indian head, tha War llcnry 1. Stimson, Secretary ad Into and read aa •truck* are ordinator, announced today, to NEW YORK, Nov. t» —UPi ested by I t W* bIm showed it to Ih tiraves'symhol, will bo under it. of the Navy ? ra rk Knox. Army classified as tracks. If a station •salat Florida manufacturer*, — Th* U. 8. 8. Kllyaon, a 1680- a number of xoo director* and C hirr of S taff General Oeorga C. largo and small, la procuring ton destroyer and alatoy ship of other euatomere and they all com­ Mi,* Kubv Dobaon of Jack­ Marshall and Chief of Naval Op­ tho U. S. a Kearny, recently mented on y ru r fink set-up. We sonville, and formerly of this erations Admiral Harold H . S ta rt. torpedoed off Ireland, was com­ have no doubt th at this edition city, w a, sorlotuly Injured In an It w a, the second auch confer­ missioned Friday ia the Navy will bring a great many visitor* automobile accident whkh ocence thU w e e k . _________ stood at aa average af $25 as yard, Brooklyn.* Tha destroyer •ml business to yoor city and rurretl Thursday on tha hightoay heretofore. was named after the late Com­ to vo*r xoo," Mr. Ward stated. between Sanford and Jackson­ Chapter 20011 defines a Farm SAN qU EN TIN. Nov. 29 — mander Theodore Gordon Elly. Reycral other, letters similar to ville. Trector to bo a motor vehicle 1,1*1— A lter laughing heartily this ona also hava boon received ■* ■ m M vm .t vv-ge -----The y o u ar girl suffered a and (hutting over • robust by Mr. Movgbton, ha added. triaUsto are urged by HareM broken pelvis and fractured brrukfa»t, twu members tho Colre. executive vlte prealdent of skull ami la now In a hospital notorious "Duchea" gang of were WASHINGTON. Nov. 29 - ( ^ ) tbe state chamber, to ba present in Falatka, whore It was report- rx rru tn l In tho prison gas cham­ _ The federal rtaerve rd that ah* Is not tx pec tail to at that nlretire. aUU incidentally to n « y fre« Friday. timated Friday that live. She haa BRver regained berThey thalr headquartkre to tuck farms, Cole* aald &ab Uito of Flowere Mika Simeon*, 33, .tore aalea In weak r t M and 22-year.old Gordon Hawklna. Nov. 22 wore about l i porcanl Both men refused blindfold* aa higher than In the correspond to* they were seated In the execu. week laat year. Among tha f i n f w inter reallion chairs. As tha twu entered In th* week ended Nov. 1», danta to antra In Seminole Coun­ the death chamber they wcry •ale* were 14 percent more thhn German ground craws, off Im s aad peraaoaal already Or* arrtrlag at Uw boaea In f l m l Morocco gad Taniato tk n g .U w Atlantic and Meditarraaiaa coaata . Small grasps af German* alao were MM to be fillerlag Into f r u t f i old lla* of fortlfi- Tax Collector Salvation Army Explains Motor Names Families L a ws F o r 1941 I t S h a ll Help Christmas Quinn Praises Moughton Highly Seal Bond Bought For Work Done On Baseball Park From Association Red Cross Roll F a r st Preferred N u m b e r s Many Cases Will Be May Be Obtained • Aided By Empty On Auto enses S to c k in g Fund Tuberculosis B o n d s Are S i m i l a r To j Commercial T y p e Call Nears Mini Two Colored Men Will Be Drafted Rail Accidents Reported Higher Articles On Zoo Are Complimented Defense Office* Will Aid State Former £unford Girl Seriously Injured BSV£S“! 'J - z r *sz 2 Slayern Laugh On Way To (las Chamber s . '.T ^ s n -m n s , sr Departm ent Store Sales Up l i Percent s r .'s a a 'K f c ip Retired Mill Owner Arid Wife Arrive To Spend Winter Months In Sanford G ty Newt Briefs ty frem North CkreUaa are Mr. and Mrs. L. a H*nC parent! of Mrs. B. W. Rasher, who have visited la S tate* tor tha past laughing. a year ago, k m In fow weeks ended Nov. 22 tho» arere Father Of Sanford Man Dies In Tampa tha sim ilar period la s t y r e r However. comparison* w sri thrown o ff somewhat hy differ, R. A. Wilson, father of J. big date* o f Thankaglvlag. The local Logfon Post wilt meet Monday night at 9t00 P. Wilson of-thU city, dUd tuddcnly at tho homo of hU dough, o'clock at tho Uirnn hut. ter In Tampa, fofWwlng a heart Tho boy scout Board of Review attack. •ill meet toreorrow night al The deceased man, prior to hia 9:00 o’clock at tho Junior High retirement several years ago, was a farmer la Fltanrald, Ga., School. ______ where funeral aervlrea will ba conducted for him. Mr. Wilson haa vlailed hia son here In 8anford n number of times and haa spent a great deal of time in other parhtf of Florida kith hia children, v RETURNS HOME MIAMI, Nay. 29 - ( « — Cesar MuaU Fjar»l«. Grpgwa van MlnUtor of FuMio Health Uft Friday . by ‘lippor f* Montevideo after a two mretho tour of tbe United States. .» THE W E A T ^ « ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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