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Sheriff
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ALL A RE REPORTING FOR 'DUTY
LAKELAND.
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: In concluding * eerica of a r tk I n on hlgbsny M frtf, Sheriff
Charles V . Rond potato* oot to.
dtp there o n two t f p n of Arivcex
Which i n tlaased m follower
“Tbs first Is the type who
Ar i m rmrefolly In the ritjr, bat
When ho blto the highway looh
(flpeciell—Daaod e * fffftaont tadie* lions. id* n m W r t f . tHme
fm it dealers ta tld f ld i', U|k
AVERAGE PERIOD OF TRAINING OF SKfUED PERSONNEL
VITAL TO DEFENSE P U N S ;
i r i u n will
hoi f o r .
far . « rw M (W t of
0 » ' Jan . 1*. WO
lis r^ J
tftlE tL S t
u Cherie* F. Ctaetafn, eeere.
u r y of the Florida C t o w C M *
mission. TMo. roj
of 1755,000 -to h
contrast to tho
far. 541 licenses
before bo starts o rote will m b .
•ever*I Upo of the track In order
to yet the feel of bio cor end loot
the troth—bat the driver who
mikes on occasional trip In the
country doesn't think ho needs
tn taka these tame precautions.
He baa been driving slowly and
carefully In the city—o beerring
u ll the traffic laws and then be
decides to take a trip,
“When he passes tho city
limits instead of gradually In.
creasing his speed aa he geta the
feel of hit car, ho starts at top
speed without knowing the rhad
or the reaction of his car. This
typo of driver it dangerous to
himself and other Unit on tho
highway.
*
"If you are not accustomed to
driving at high speeds, when you.
for tho entire 1950-44
•"The system o f boo
licensing Hires ffyit di
according to gsasrol b
nearly otimhutod W
dealers who in the pai
practice o f ' defauhtor
'debit to grower s . TW
for the bettor to o bo
to tho feet that the Cl
mission sines 1555, by
i Renter's. It oor>
®n0 i (iIn timation*!
nd SOT’ AeeocUt ed
This Is one of a series of orllclee designed ta Inform thy public
of the progreta being made by
American Industry In proyidlag
the weapons for national defense.
The faela prevented hare teen
In Its present scope will Involve
1,673,000 man-years of skilled la
bor and 1,820,000 mnn.yrara of
iuthnrlllve
ocmLakiled w o r k ,
£._
II 1---sources estimate. This is In sddltlon to the labor normally nee,led
to produce the nation's ordinary
requirements
of
manufactured
products.
Where will American imlu.try
•lain this vest reservoir of
t f connect tloo. Anyway, the eonoem't governmen tall sod by Vichy
140 per cent—meaning that It's
govtmmentaUaed by Bertlrt. *
I oak, how can anybody place
the ttightest confidence in such
news sources as DNB. Thee, a la
tent and tho present Havas T Reu
ter's can ba trusted ta do Ita boot,
but those other* f OR. my I
■ton tho ffrtneh always har*
had thatr new* oddities. Which
to train n fluid artillery gunner,
II take* aa rmtfh as tig years to
di-velcp a skilled gun maeblnlet.
An aviation pilot din ho trained
In two years, tu t it takes .five
yesrs tn develop an aviation tool
maker. Four years training at
Wr*t Point malitos Uncle Sam In
turn olut an Army lieutenant ,lmt
i machine shop foreman takes ten
yrutt to train.
Industry, as well aa the nation's
armed forces has the tremendous
•ask of training men in the pres,
cut national defense emergency.
While Washington authorities arc
c ti'.ldrrlng the question of Irngtlicnlrijr the walk Week In onler to
spew* un defense, American Indus,
trial plants engaged In defense
l>i eduction are rarerclslng Ihelr
full Ingenuity and ripvrlenre In
tialnlng and selecting skilled
wt rke-s lo reach n.aglinnm pro
duction In Ihe shortest possible
time. .
Many . ingenious method* are
Iwlng employed by industrial ex
ecutives to recruit the additional
•kill required, esptalally In tho
mrcbanlcal trade*. Schools for
a leg Islatiro a c t ppi
training
otml-akllled
worker* yoar,
h ire been established ' by many the flnaneia) bloi
industrial
plants,
samLakllUd previous bnalneaa
workers are being eoaehod ta fill an operator In pa
more Important jote, and em
ployer* are being examined for a ts u m the citrus ■ prodi
hidden skills, end "up-graded” to hit Just return*,” U r. C
•■Id.
gicaler respr.nilblllty.
Under the law, re try
Wherever
posslblo
*r»«ty
r killed" workers who have been who wishes to act aa a
sway from their croft for S' dealer, must first obtain a
'period of yeas are being retrained and post a bend.. App
li modern prcduellon, amt the dor the license, which it
country
Is
being
repeatedly by the commissioner of
looking far lobs.
culture, mutt be made t
As an indies linn of the tremen- approved by tbs Florida
dr us Islwtr expansion Inking place, rommlsslan a t Ita Lakeland o f.
com lied to find competent workers fleet. However, before tho license
the aircraft Industry rmployod k, granted the applicant moat
GO,000 workers In Jnno'nry, 1540. supply
tho ronuntseionef
of
fdsy 106,000 are employs* and iiriruhuro with either a cash
II is estimated that t y this dune bond or one executed by a. surety
there will lie 382/100 workers company. The amount of bond
making airplanes. Including these Is based upon the quantity of
who will be working for. Mrplane fruit which the applicant In
siib-ri.ntrartors. in«t
the irwjUMrj
Industry .Will
.wilt tend* to handle,'being |10 for
engage the efforts o f. mors than each 100 h o rn . Tho minimum
600.000 craftsmen !>4fore, next bond, however, It |6O0 and Uu
summer, or 1,000 mom .than a r t maximum flO/K)0. •*.’
now engaged In making automo.
film s * commission
officials
biles and partx.
,
emphasise that - It' U , Important
that a grower sell only, to |L
mtstinmcl 'tlaamfcbtam — * *'
*- -- wi1
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
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TAMPA, la n . 4 7 — (
EVROLET
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line continent, toe. From London
l sent ta Hew York whatever diepetskso I pleased and didn’t, at
•rut realise that Paris wasn't so
louraaUaticaUy free.
Won. wo hod In Paris, as corro*
•pondsnt, c m F Warrington Dawsen. He was of Nrw Orleans
Ptaneh origin and one of tha most
SOlhUStasUsally rvtnch boosters I
svar oast. In duo course ho dovsloped a dlatlko of our agency and
Hdt hla job.
WUUam Philip Eimms. a wellknown American newepaperman.
rA
lt h p u a
Si »,
AA O U N t N L A JN U B t K iA T I O N A L . P^ytfe^
■Aftili miTHtirififili fTHI iHii 1A f |V| \i»r Q nSFVVHI
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TH H VfbUM ift f| U v ' A i m |A| i v
c5 * r i W i >
-AT • w j r ?u
L e y e U»*e
health, ora aa nocsssa
tkmal defense aa prep
show sxhlblu fe s lr
AtnarUan cltixsn* hi
conservation o f ha*
Tba'1541 fair will ho
J t k i ta JA.
t m
m
m
put a damper on Porto1 American
tourist tradA Accordingly MU
was warned that, tha next time bo
aaoMidttad such an offsons, he’d ta
tgnsllu from F rsim , t streaked
|t from London tc lake up hla eats
with the Uailed lu te s French sintaaoy. The Faria foreign Oates's
CHEVROLET
I Dslaxo Sport • Bs-
CHEVROLET
vara*. 81, of MaryUnd/lo a t left).
Coraiao NomldJo, 55, of Brooklyn.'
AvaUabillty
ANSWER: No. Tho lun revojvos
e e m i l . l i e e a * f IS
Thsisur# wo Scos
all sides pf II.
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1941 PEN
CHEVROLET
-Townsedan, 4 now
laoka and nma Ilka
vtrna
This Certificate
.00 WALTHAM 1
self. To evenrone else you are a
menace, undermining the law*
that’Nvcre made to protect you,
not to prosecute you.
"Remember—one accident la one
too many. L it the road hog Have
the rlgbLof.way, When ■ |
motorist misjudges the il[(stance
« r can't got, back lata hI t. tarn
lane, slow down and give
qUICK REUEf FHOS*
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ami
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rtffb* wheel strikes n
shoulder— In this cm erttavy a
fast moving cay U likely ta
t woTTO and
to m oesr. The
driver should bold the steering
wheel tightly, remove h i t . foot
:
most Important one*:
M. .(
“BRAKES, steering, headlight*,
and then and wheels
*
' “H E L f step the need leu *aeri
fies of Ilf* by a little mere rare
LONDON, Jan.Uniter
State*-made bombers have ackltr.
ed a treakfaeLta-teatlm * nchod'
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S an fo rd Is T h r Only C e n tra l
F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Hall, H ig h w ay
And W a te r T ru n u p o rtallo n
S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A , SA '
MONARCH . O
A Y , JA N U A R Y
1R, 1911
M em b er A w o c la te d
FOREST
• Aire Sedi Possible
Ig'i&l*"
fD tsw irt Garaaan
------------air fores
an a doiso
i soutbara
cUons th a t
regular liitM'hruii nn<img
Vnlilri
Holt I no
delux town
m aiter detox
mdan,
•pedal
an sedan, ansa
f .,poTt . * W
hfla
been
hoiiornr\
g m n
has
-Southeastern
Europe—
fare#* to oat state tteek
— now l>
hocsum
rail liner
invitetj
In
hreontr
itn
memtiei of the Amen
t»I
Ihe
w tiMe ii
Itritim h
n
F o i |m m .
nornln-1
»t
h
I .*
n«ii4
•4
Is, cl.
in 1lie f is-IsI ii I riv int on t "i
•t hml vmilhs, having ahi.l- .1
fir I<4 mi Fnrepe
In Turn pa, I>i
Mir to \ liii
|IMl
nrgitnirs •! n r o m n u t l r r
ui
remit"'•'Mi| t.f |itisinf«s |o - 11 nl mo I i nltural leaiiei* m
g to fia T h tt had boon foread down
to UM lowest lavtl a f tha pear on
Msito running to mors than a
Nbw Food Shortage
' Ia Seen In Balkans
....... kt*
p* « H e n r i y nf i he F u r n h
ifton itf H m u o
J>r M o o m t >
liot mn ti x m n n h s » ( f I h r Ao
Jam i»—<JA—
tad rum on that
i may be closed
lb*' war emer.
rally
t the
folk* rail »hare* Frida;
- Tbktef tha moyi
||l(
Dm<in-n
HoutJi, T llnulfiini ft\i*f, elmlrmnn of tin* |>t•utain t I'mmilirc,
imimmefil iml a v
i.i
l.ilk 1 U M'btlit'y m
ilisr ii
peelftl Ini» ili-i
•iv*, nti
1In u
w iiy
inkk .Ion*
i
in I.tit in Am i • " a n i .'nlil |h >
1111in ia| Mile! i f- 1111<1 plllilit
la Non a l.i>\ file I ' imi . i S t a t e *
renlly
1nn m 1y- itM
Httli
lit Tn
Dl
mmiMi’V
Ttll lo
I ampfl
to take Okst n* j>ri-i<|rri| tf tin
UlTivei wity Ihs-r «• I,, tin - i m i tn*'i
of |t>;iu. « hen i ii«<
wn* one
»f the \i oiipi ' i Ml Ihf i oonlry
He Iihh u vs nli’ I'Ht kt>i nuiul m tin
llfltl if
f <1Hint i.iii,
fmtilmliiM^r
nliting nml n u i l o o ||. mnnl*
in hli t it i
nl f i ti'ihjsi mu j in.
hmrttet mum.1 o| ili
"1 men
of prenenr lnm'«
Iteeetitlv I >i N|i..•!<• > tx .,* |,M..
«eiileil uitli || |>I I t.aj k* ^ 11x thr
National Nut ml St i* m. * Itniioi'
Hoc lei.;^ 1*4 Irion mi \|u( I oi (u i.
Iheurig itir mtt'M
,,f n,t
t Ini peienee* iinil n*'h( iiij;
m
broaiiemng thr kss!n. ,.| if,,* , ,,|
egute sognntfiihnn Its ha* .« gs-o.
gtnphir uira
m ihe
\ntantu
names! fur him hj ho. ftirmt. \«l
muni It ic Itnut K. Jh i.t, anti wna
rrrenl|y ns-lrrtgd b\ flu- t'omimt.
tee i f t invaratt) I'lru.lrn l- »r*
write the uorwlt Itotuu irtg the life
Hill work fit llr. Jn|in II FniU v.
formerly esll1nr4n.eliief of ih<*
Nfw Yrik Time*
—
IHilveritlf Hrufl Mi^htly
Jlntcfna said today.
**Th# 'plain* tap and the regiatration card should t * returned IS
the lax coJUctor, together with U
additional, I k n a 'O' tag will ba
lataad aad lha -plain tag will bt
aan I to Iha Tallahassee offtca for
cahasIUtiao,*' U r. Jlnklm sakt
. Tha m i Itar rafara only to Dm
naw modal* of i» 4 l, which havg
baan found to roquiro a tag coat,
lag | 1U S Instoad of IIOSO, at
M a t listed In tba walgbt manual,
jinktns to minded.
■Cfrt affectad by lhl» change
m i •* •
' ,
Ford*—data* Ipdor, delux fordor,
inner delux tudor, aupor dolas fordof. super delux con.
coupe.
defux convert.’
Pljmoul
M tot,'
Ahort-ly beforo tha stoefc ex
change close a romor swept Wall
StoOall that tha Administration
map ha planning to eloao down
Uto canal to eouundrdal shipping,
immediately heavy buying eamr
Into tha, rails and they moved up,
while losses In other sections of
iha (lit w m scalad.
Two Italian Warships
Reported Torpedood
I n Adriatic Sea;
('hurchill Asks Aid
Latin America Will Italian - Creek
Peace Rumored
He Discussed It y
(tend Of I diversity
Troop Concentrations
Dr Jiim i, K
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In Rumania Said
•Uni fill'! gel le (in'Mileol n( Tuiitpji
Univrrwiiy. u.M *pn*i, llt
Sun.
I’arl Of Agreement
fursl Rot ii i \ ! lull ,Mumlti y a I it -
Sbnte Models Of 1941
Cars Are Affected
By Weight Limits
About 8 .0 0 0 B ritish su b.
ie e tr. In N aii-bcjd F ra n ce
0 U t « b een .p U o M l^ n in tern
m ent .‘c*m pa because o f “ mil-
Greece Announces
Capture Of 1,000
Fascist Soldiers
Mooney To Talk
To Rotary Club
Monday^At Noon
Wrong Auto Tag!
To fcJExchanged
■o J U T s w r ™ * ,
qramJJrhC on aoutli
JYaRS and southwestern EnaW t l d i j m p l* w *
atUcBod Rreat andCherbourg
C ress
mi il v.
SomtUintt called the “Senator” brenua# It aUndu like i
mighty fftiardUn ttt%t tha ether I r m near It, the Big Tree anti
P r o g r e i f In ’40;
Heads Re-Elected
Shortage Of Doctorn
f>‘en I f More Are
Called B y t- Army
T. W. Iiw tan WAR. ro-alisctcd
rrci.lcn t of Iha O p to Id-1* ughI<in Memorial Association at thr
>nr>iml mtotlilg
in Ui# Court
Hou**' Wrdnrsday. tltd It. C. DiiBow. nudltrr, raportod that the
hnopitol claaatl lb* year with n
•|*r,..r cash ialan ra and with
.1! lull, paid." , ? V i
"I >1 > not Ihlhk sn unpliunnt
.hind ba> nerurrod ituilng Ihe
mil»r year to m ar fha amonili
•urnnt of lha entire hoiplul
fotre," Mr. Duboso a*ld.
"A new steriliser .w as i>urihaied and paid far at a root of
-stA u m , "Many llraoa during th# year the
hospital has boon oroWdad beyond
i|a rapacity which again bring*
forcibly to our mind* that ws
muit bend m i y paagibte fnorgy
fertydsar^iarid:
Oartett.
B) FRANK COWLES
1«»il been hujll Iratling (ft ills 1 i*iu*s* • Ilie photop iupIl nf till
llundrrds of tourist* fmm all M
glMUp* flf |>t‘M|l|<' WMtlllt ‘ lllg Ti
AN n BMUvinti The «y
pnrU t.f tha UnlUvl Statri. ap..... lt|» fin rubbs*r hip boola and wmls* t<r' M
h 1 ' r* MIC 1UI 1nf ii* fl w.
(hii sraion »ra
following
tin- Il it Ugh the mtidily Rxvjimp foi n
•id Vt»Be*p 11Mil ul Iri il k
winding rlay mod that lead- In t k’W of 1hi- rnonan h nf llii* fm .
Miitiisl unking will Itsalii unlit
»n» i f thr most - unlqu* >iglit> •- l. Later, n* mure people berame
tlrm
uf
thi*»v
u tiill
k I S ' I *■• I to m
in thr nation— the “ Big Trrt-," 'iiirrfatftl In neelng tin- iiniiwnitl
iiillM Hl .ltlsTM.fi, Wild 'i| i * lit hil«
■i .S800.yrar.old cyprra* tower.
h*ht a trail wa* laid to m«kt hr* ii Mi s very etiunlfx
in il,»
MIX 1211 frrt above a luimiaiil titi Ikmg tn it eaaier.
I woi Id
I nt er exited m
lit id.
Mi
nalural park.
llecognUirig the value uf Un Hs itdi i-on htsN itp | •in1111 Iimm-.M
.Sunday ii, nf raurar, thr Ini'
■rrat ilay fur thr visitor* who iMrartion tn .Seminole (*(iunt>, ,1" ill! Mf f it’ *141 h - t l l M ' l Mil I lit
Dork to grt a gllmpar of thr Hn* Hoard uf Cntinty CotrimipnNm Illy Tr •.* t
liugrat ryorraa in th*
Dnltrd •ra flponas'rrd a W|*A projeet Mi, 'l l m Ihe moat hmutiftil
i
Sintra, and N. F. Caldwrll. W* r I.I H ' l P lo build n public park in . pri - - I've ever pei-n," h r
You
War votrran who arlla artirlo* *h*' area Over $10,000 w»i afien! |muik« «l the other dm
madr from rypraas "knroa" at tin- M the two grnupa in beautifying itfiu t iilwn) * Bee tin* lm pr mim «
rritranrr nf thr Big Trar I'nik dr. |The grounil*. eonatiucting a new *•" "fntieht hhd ayrmu* ii u ni
Hemuinli* f'siunty run il.nm Hu
rlarra that "moloriata hardly havr iii iil with ryprrai hatiniater» i*fi
Fniletl
room lo park thalr car* on Min. [• •her aide, clearing the bruah, l a r g < rvpreaa in the
In S tats» Mr llenderBstn nmm|i>
day, thrre an* ao irany iioopln i -mi'I erecting ruatir fenrea
apefin nljhut tip i|i?l(JiCtiiiu uf huwmM Uuhrrr "
1 h. i.lition. the varioua
rk ljirg**i unit in the h m M bslnngT tm -p * n f "IlirT to riV r located
re labellesl with their common 11«* TiMripn n, Meiien
A t yprea*
about 20 minutoa drive from San
"d
BCienllfh
narnra.
making
! near there i" am r*tnnn1u.| r*,0f»0
ford, on tho. highway to Orlando
ih.-m eaaily recogniiable by vial. >'r«r* i>l*l Olid il JH frrl in dlu.
Tourista coma driving In. u*u. 'i tml.
m etrr
ally tn group*, all during
Ho
The Florida Federation of liarM■ llrndnraon inanau... u tlill
wrah, Mr. Caldwell raya, from dr n Club* »onutime ago erected
owned by Frank 1. K'WUti. who
tvary ttoto In th* Union and
*»« Iron fence around the tree flrsL irrugnlacd tha trim m
from foreign counUtra a* wall.
prevent people from carving toun.t attraction und began to
Tho Big Trao la aomatimra llo’lr
IW ( n i l i a I ■
n
J*a
*>.1 .1
L l .L
A ' in a l/ a >
1i
fa H in tti
'- , , . . :
. M
Initials non
Its old
bark. A
'make >it
fanioiu. gCuplc*
of , tlir
called tha “ Sanator" dua to tha murker ha* bean placed on the |flr>t photograph of the lurgr
ticomInant poaitlcn It occuplri in
lion that thr cyprrma, token in IV2<1, arc still
th* aria I-tropical jungls growing
10 and B.100 for sale at tha stand. The picture
around It, and Was going strong
la I t i feat ihowo the bark of
thr
trar
to th*
Irvuinference, alaahe,| with countlaa*
Initials,
• -,
. . . . ____ For
diameter.
moat of which have disappeared
ovar SI cantoris*. H haa rtalatcd
ly a swamp now that tho fence has been
III extremes o f wind and waathar.
a Into a na- erected. Mr. Koonts has been ap.
w»U proto*tod by * thick growth
ditch#* wer* pointed by tha Board of Com.
af ether ty p u toai around It.
a ascoaa wa- ralaaioner* a* csratakar for the
• su lly dry. park.
has bacoma
Campsrin* tha Big Tree with
►ota of Con. other* ba haa *s*n during hi*
nany peopla world travel*, Mr. U ehdtrton da.
tha
pintle clared that tho largest tree in
>T.a wool to the wor^ woe a gum tree In Aua.
►leal sotting, traits, which was B t feet tn dia
ls also b ats motor. Tho laigoot redwood, he
M ata,
added, ia 17 foot and four Inches
ptti r!
of
a er or id
lis t 's
wi ir nppt"\«'l
by Htule
Si
V1I u| A If I Mill Itil I |I
I dll
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l
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I x A IrU
ti Pii nNutuim U Hu
II MMilliiir
111m Ini
to*11 t.a
fan
t* r i l l fl
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giwpi I p ml
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H im -
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Im- ii lit I mm
mm pi >i rising prriihd fi<fn Isin
•7 1.. Feb 7, John 1. I'* i* • •
imi. tiri-ing iigenL annmim •>1 t"
I i ii
I In fund period, who t>
g.im
\h i..| >\ will eiti-nd ihroMyti m il
vs* * k
lu ll!
Ml l t , M i l
Ixl.s*
I \hl U N I ), Jan 1H
i dr it- t ii iiditpi muy fiilinni t»i•<' il«r - ui pi u* maikettng imIiiimi
a
avalanche
M n h l'ttv
l«
fur
an
Defense Industry
( lasses Approved
For Negroes Here
in j - i
Itiils A s k e d F r o m
C itru H C u li n e r s
i i,i in mi
h»xs-
Itniteil fltatea wetpona. In far
greater UHniiiisis,™
iiunnthiea **than
we ---nra
>
iM«i til
Ik.M off
it "ihe rr*»nl hn« of riyillpation
( hsirslt 111 tvttile hi> tlramatie
ipprnl m n «urpria« ■pris'h here.
iii thr fireMTHT*
ef
Fieaiilent
ii uniiRiifrf **•» I'aae 'ifctpp l
ni h n r
'F tf% tom(tot in its'Arh'p
fn nil iris I ii pproni h '
i I'llnrnl orn.
f*i
M
icm1*4 i» , hevoml i h>
' I"I Iif IIIIT milt lilt I' i
mi h »!■•* ureew
f•uni
f loositu"SR mini ni'l" '
tfit park auffoundlng II near Longwonri, are again pronng <•nr
f Cenlml Florhla'a prlnripisl hnm-t uI immIihh tltih \<m
ress Tree Attracts
Visitors From A ll Over Nation
w h(isi>
*to g**.i..|H|fd Mffoa
s ?i-.'.-r-itmlnv
nnm.il n m l
I In- i i ( i in «• ui I .min Itn lin n i
ill 1 Hr I lni'k "U 'lilvt's i.f TtlXi-nm " iliM-iinn hi Altinniii. mill
lliv It.i i>i-<lnitit! nf tw o ! t ill inn
,lui>. in iIn- A iiiin tir Son.
A 11. i li I 11 mu S ivitrorlu m i
<;in! Mu <sttlnii miRht c o n fe r
with II it In tm iav o r to n to rm u |»«fsnmaUv to ask mlilitinI ii ui |ui 1hr hut t erect It a*
Into Im iii * mi Vltuinia nntl Lib*
v , to lit hriii lieimnn |ilana tn
m u |mil }»• in • with Ureere
\ iiliiihlr inlornmot in Sofiu
hi mI tisi innn\ ii living to hr inj,;
iliuiii |min t in ihr Itallaiufiteek
Min nml ih.it n ii»tu ent ration of
\ Hi.i tin |i- tn *sioif Itri n Uumnnin
i. |Mtit nf Ilt<* n» ii ninvHt” uime«t
lit h i t t n ’
f n iiti iitu \|i* t Ii il fc|iereh 1*1a4
tug hi nl fsl.i^iroto 1 hmrhill ua
acMcit |h ilmn
ilivi
in!
nee-l
hnur in fiiit'- finni in i'i'en ' ‘ t*ut
■Ini iii' s' *1 ■fj11 no t e 'hipw, plane*
mui 'sun |ill*'- fitoo the 1 tiltel
Si of*"* <1mi it »siii IsI pnv f'»r
I h*' - pt's'ch wm lurnie nt th *
,,r,a,n i • of
11hit v
Hnpkmf.
|isr-«itnnl i r [o r *n in live
P rim r
Mmiater
WifiMnn
( toi ri hill mini
F t May
Britain
iu
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uii I n u l l r** anil f n i e k i . uml u o i k
ai.tiiDiilielpi't'i
und
lerivre
left i- ul 11inlr111n, Mi J idiiibmii
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I In
I tului I i f
\in- 111 |*| n
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nun k e l i n g
(i-lmioi I •uRuii
ba- " 1' it vi I uf f 4 IfMi mid will In*
ti i. will ttinaidiT the pm* Im - i
" •d t ituv ' ipnpmi fii nml mu.
i,, vi wr. k of 200 ra»" of f h Ii *< 1 1M-J m i l p a y l h r
ifintMieiiM
111** fruit Tina fa an tin
f v I'"' " f I hr r s m t p m i iil i« now
", 111* ove l the pm i'iil
"u 1' mi-1 ft ini O’ mI e J'* lis'iiig p m .
III. price i-* to be Ihe
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I'. iiiin. romadtan of the .. ri vti
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th
Hu*
fis* iiddrd
I In • luixt l h itpcfi iiiily f 11 ^ nuitp
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m m whs b u v r pteiii'd Htrii
I I (!l
llj l l u k > Jllldi
tsMte*.
10*1
Iris•*i 1 1 t h e i f 2Hlh
birtliday
Mi
Ldiu«nfi w u i n r d
All of lIn
m in
wit - r o u t e m i n t h a t c a t e g o r y tele
ut v i l r d In jinn t h e i In**
If t,>,»
en to m b ed
Fnduy in the hall of th ritri. ■«!
'tmity
fur hint Mjetiiin nit.
........ mil fitr from the l»«t
claa n will be s t a r t e d . M r
plnrrs of Jean Harlgw. Main '*'hc»
L*hn*<in * a i d . “ b u t l i g h t now we
|i,r>*lrr and Irving Thall>etg
s t a r t i n g w i t h J uki t h e o ti c
t m.l Iribolo wa* paid
I’m i.n , it***
T h e e n r o l l m e n t now wiand*
Thoraday In a church jammed if Jn men, he ridded
with trirnd* and admirer".
CORRECTION
The name of L. I. Frailer was
rtittlivl in it list of direr tor* of
'hr Sanford
Atlantic National
[lank pnliliihed 111 The Sanford
Herald Wednesday. Th* correct
list of director* Is as follow*!
Grorgr .11 Biihop. Joe Cameron,
G W Frailer, L. I. F railer, J . L.
Inglry. II A. Nrwman and S. O. '.
Shin holier
C it y N e w s B r ie fs
Ur i
m
R. E. Kipp was In Gainesville
today attending a conference *t
the P. KYong*
Laboratory
School.
LOCAL WEATHER
David Robert Smith of Orlando
and Helen Doris Palmar of Ban.
ford were issued a m arriifs I t-.— -------------------------- - ----- - caoss *t th* O o r t Hour* yaa- night Sunday partly cloudy a id j
.
much coldsr.
Y j i X ,,
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tontey.
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m
i o .l o n , M 1b n ecessary under t h o j a w u l h e sta tio n , J * . to
c o n tin u e 'to o p erate, th e Pedereli C o m m m U u t ^ .C o i n n i i ^
sion held th a t no atatlon should be p erm itted to tik e aides
on any issu e and warned th e s titlb n a f r th s t contlnulnf
past p ractices which had led it to "editorialize” and
"color th e new s.”
“ Radio can serve as an In strum ent o f dem ocracy only
when devoted to th e comm unication rit Inform ation and the
exchange o f ideas fairly and objectively p resen ted ," the
Commission 'said specifically* " A tru ly fre e radio can not
be used to ad vocate the causes o f th e licensee. I t can not
bo used to support the candidacies pf his friends, jit c a n
not be devoted to the support o f p rin cip les. he .happens
to regard m o st favorably. In b rief, th e b rn u lca ste r can
not bo an ad v o cate."
In o th e r words, the owner of a radio, statio n cannot
p articipate In th e debates and cantrovi
A s o p rivate citizen, th e C onstitution g t
to free speech, but when he becomes a
u *
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'U H fTY
[BLE VERSE FOR TODAY
BtJT WE A R B'IM PA TIEN T
f t •,IM J * E & f # p T I O N
IN
DlBRSt Qm ,copim*ndeth
gEauafec>"“
hi*
miSTS toward mi'In that while
AIRMEN PROM OVERSEA
► Jflsn TM TIMsS of London)
W p ,'a n thass that come from
, t*S tags of tha ocaana,
Wpjbf, SS Iba swallow# coma out
f 'l r d l e south' ‘ •
» tta glory of spring t They art
vgpee among ua
"hktPVtpoS# Is tha ayaa, with a
.sails on,Iba mouth.
rhMo'Sto thay Who have left tha
■ftmlllsr faess,. .'
MjAts, sounds ssd,,*centa of fa.
rutHlar land, ■!■'>, v
rah tag ho cars far Security piom.
i i m f tfomtim*;
Iwsatnaaa of.harp# and the fu.
tttta hop# bat) , planned,
t fodsttar haa drawn them; Brl.
Standing 'alone
Ctfsr In. tha dsffcnafa, not to be
rhoufh in« Hu m
of hate
'* If# hurled again#! her—
Whanvtr Uwg_guliii of freedom
’ masihai, la Homa,
d with In.
<r*srtl*a*4 Pr*b* r» t» 0*»vl
be faeAl with a shortage of dac
tor*.'' .,
Dr, Brownlee wrote the latter
for the Sanford Ministerial AMgclatkn, and tht hospital associa
tion voted to send a letter to the
Army In support of Dr. Brownlee'e eUteroent.
In the ways
jfde.' '
The group: expressed Ita ; apt
Jr* for our an.
predation to Mlaa Lucille Pegnm,
Pup, *
*
U n iversity. The w om en'did m ore m ental w o rk -in a given hasd nurse at tha hospital. to Mis
M , master* of1 tim e than th e men and perform ed th eir b rain task s more Mary Mlckler, dark, and to flw
a c c u r a t e l y ."
' , v
f*th# night by
The w rite r cites, amongt o ih er p o ln u , tq e following
*4< and captive, [*
Rtatiatlca to prove hla point th a t th ere Is no need fo r *o> showed that the year began with
f f i r 10 0U1r men to have Inferiority feel Inga:
l bhlante of 3747.33. and ihsl
r* things, from
U was collteUd from all
1) Women own seventy percent of the co u n try ’s ac fSM
sdureea, making a grand letal of
cum ulated wealth.
•
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ttl.gS.Z2. TaUl expenditures war*
2 ) Women spend clg h ty -flv e percent of th e national tlD.KS8.20, leaving a net belance
of- |US17.02.
***■! WRaMJl them! Truly Income.
:M\.
(a* are j do words
■ Member* of the Sseoctetlon who
3 ) FIvo million wives in the United S ta te s a n gain attended the meeting were Mrs.
W a otir * w n h y of these.
.1*,' lA W R E fteE BINYON, fully employed and 2,600,0<j0 , of them ang . supporting, u y 0 . Fox, M rs..J. W. Coairt,
Mrs. J. A. Redpatk, Mr*: II. p.
wholly or In p art, th eir husbands or th eir fip tlllw .
Ha lilt man, Mrs. J . T. Jacob*. Mrs.
dljr U'iTFbor^Ijay. j'lant a
4
)
Women
know
how
to
handle
men
b
e
tte
r
th
an
men
F. B. Veinay, Miss Irene Hinton,'
Plw
grow
know how to handle them selves, according to a U iln tcr Ml*. Schulu. Mrs. Curlelt, A, I*.
Connelly, Fred Forward,
Dr.
Collage vocational e x p e rt.
. ,
.
'g, too honest
5 ) Women llvo lo n g er-th an men, have more resistan ce Brownlee, Randall'Chase, Jno. p.
iny ■ man to to disease and ex tiem p tem p eratu res, and su ffer few er Jbikins, Mr. DuBoee anil Mr.
Lawton.
the heel.—lie
nccldcnbi than men, according to Insurance sta tistics.
"M en do not really en jo y ,b ein g made to work by th e
n
itly struck helpless 'little woman1 w ho ca n ’t do a thing w ithout some
10,000
the back big, brave m an’s a ssistan ce,” Dr. M arsfon concludes. "T h e
iy should
CEDAR. KEYS. Jan. IB._
i English thrill of masculine superiority, fades quickly under the
Stress pf Irritatin g dem ands on a m an’s tim e and a tte n (A P )—Two men alusge<l
the
tion. Quiet, self-confident com petence on a woman’s p a rt Cedar Keys Hut* Bank cash.
M2. Friday and escaped with be.
wins masculine adm iration every tim e. All y o u : h a t o do Dreen f900(1 and f 10,000 In the
is exband your n atu ral, fetnlnlno conviction th a t men .are bank’s second robbery aln.v i lift4,
H. R. Nobles, tha cashin, raid
only little boys, a fte r all, ,to fre e yourself from belittling
dependence upon tha m om susceptible
though
h ard er ho discovered the men wl rn hs
striv in g ae x ."
|
■ VtM t° a washroom just artsy
atrW n r i t th a . bash at 8:10
tfclocft Friday morning; that whlb
»;fertUlnfa *Vsmbots
Mm.
Wllbahnshafeti "In
worst waatbar w)nko," and ngalh left
he huge, vital boa# a baa of
fUMaa, ths Air Ministry reported
"I t Wka mom Ilka a polar ex.
edition than a, raid.!’ said g as
! to Market Ollna atcrei are being conctn. f tha British pilots. Ice a im e d
who aaya the tratod at all aoulhem Rlimahlan
WASHINGTON, Jan. I t —iM
airports, and crews and M r»M ,
ragbln
• A« amjr gf mope than itoo
ta n are working long houre H Juuch one plan, and tore away
Lgf tha*
tha wlmiaaa antenna of agothav.
U Unt
iarihiiRlaah* ng>r* * * “ wunlu#M JBo«kl and concentrations of
j Tbf B.19D.ton French freight. hipping In the so callml Evasion
Cedar Keys Rank I
Robbed Of $
ire n tla w l
Ths Rev/ Richard "Web* Bra,
then, above, engineer with U)0
Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad of
Hamlet, N. c., will be tha speak,
ar tomorrow night * t ths second
scailon of the Railroad Evenrol
lstk Conference at the City Hall.
Thy first session (pens In the
afternoon at 2:00 o’clock, and
the) evening meeting la at 7:30
o’clock, Rev. Brother# Is sche
duled tn speak at B:00 o’clock.
Police And Picket*
Rattle At Factory
Sm i
rear
Our.)
of the atump la used at n danca
floor., It waa recently pictured In
"Believe It ar NoL”
Mr. Henderson enjoya talking
to the visitors who come to the
about traei, and especial,
P
5
lout the-Big Tree. The other
s friend whom ha mat in
49 years ago came thare,
the two immediately recog.
nlsed each other. Mr. Hendtnon
says
people
from
Danmark,
Prance, Germany and England
t n diets -rUlterV.tl»e*»» •*,*- *m*rrf
M il known sightseer* Uier* have
bean tha lata Calvin Coolldg* and
Mr*. Coolldga.
Near tha Big'Tree la anclher
one etmoat as Urge, called tha
“Bitter Tree.” It la 2400 yean
eld, and hat a diameter of 18
feat. Tha Big Tree dote not have
largo branched, and It I* be!laved
that the lop "art was destroyed
during a itorm long ago. Cy*
preia tree* genrrallr do not have
much folUse, deriving much Cf
their nourishment frrm the watee In whlrh thev usually stand.
In a syndicated newspaper fee.
lure, "fllrango ■< it Seems," tha
uniidust story of the Ills Tree
was told seversl years ego. to
gether with an lllnstratlon.
The Seminole County Chamber
nl Commerce urges tourist* via.
Ring Hanford tn pay ■ rtll sn
tha old "Ranalor" but adds that
It worv’t be n*c*»*»iy to h um .
because Ihe huge cypress Will
h*v standing there
m*Je»tlc*|lj
for many met* year*.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— C/P>—
William 8. Rnudscn, defenae pro.
doctloa chief, told Ccngrera today
It would be lata In 1J4I before the
United State* eoald supply “any
great amount” of dfd to Britain
under the leaeoUend bill "nnlees
wo, take the product# cut of the
Misting faculties.** He rvc -ro
teended pasture of the hill be
cause “this la a part of our own
defense*
Appearing befere the Hcuse
Foreign Affaire Committer, Knudren said the United States It
"doing, as well a* could be ex.
parted' with the defense program
After the bearing adjourned
until Tuesday,
Knudsen teld
newsmen that while existing mu
nition# orders would go ahead
without Interruption, mar* enacL
ment of the bill would not auto.
m*H rally Increase the flow of
weapon* to Britain, addlng;
*Tf the President wants tn
make available more of our own
equipment to the British, It's all
right1with hit.”
Stlmaon and Knox, speaking for
tha Army and Navy, warned Con.
gres* yesterday Great Britain
would face a crista In 60 or 90
lays and Insisted Presldsnt Roose
velt be given sweeping power imler the tend.leaac bill to aid the
'mhattled empire.
The two *Republlcan member*
of the cabinet, testifying at
heartily* on the British aid bill
hefere the House Foreign Affair*
Commlttre. did not object to Republican proposal* to - limit the
life of the program to two year*.
They Joined with Secretary of
ttnle Hull, and, apparently wllh
Roi-revrlt, In nppr.xlng other sug.
jested restriction*.
The rrfntrntion of non.Interven
tionists that the President might
iransfer part of the United
.States fleet to Britain or buy
the. royal navy If Britain were
onqurred. was assailed three
limes during the d*v. Roosevelt
idlrnlrd It hy saying th" hill
would rive him n e w e r to stand
on his hmd—but he didn't Intend
to do It.
lie said at gis press conference
that he was fond of the American
fleet.
Sllmson said It wa* "preposter
ous and fantastic" to assume the
President would sell or give
away part of the fleet; that it
was planned to allcw British
warship* to operate out of Amer.
lean porta, or that this rountry
rontemplated purchase of ths
British navy.It also waa preposterous, hs
said, jo assume that the lendlease bill waa paving th* way for
dictatorship In this country.
He rrvealtd for the first time
that before thq United State*
exchanged SO over-age destroysri
Comer First S LR French Art-
LOBE LIBEL BUIT
ORLANDO, Jan. 11 —(AY—
Over ^ ■ rain-drenched .court
JACKSONVILLE, J*n. ^18-—
•hevf .footing waa St a premium. (A P)— A»-lre»dlet for. R ., B«
Elwood Cooke, defending th a n , Gore and the R. H. Gam Pubfdon, yesterday blasted hla way llaMnv Company. pubtUHan of
Into tag atmUlnaU with a 5.1, the Boil, . ReCPfd. at Daytona
Perfect
Floors
mad ! reliably
guration m i
W R ia iT ut
p*efrV «Vt|
VwM/wV
OILWAVES
$5.50
Originally 88.60, these miHilaries* waves am especial
ly good for Hair that Is dif
ficult to curl.
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N’S Ml 10L
UTY IO N
117 N. PARK AVE.
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BUILDING OR RHMOI1BLINO. ASK
AH011T OUR
EASY
PAYMENT
PLAN.
CONVENIENT
MONTHLY
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COMMITTEE MEETS
LAKELAND. Jancial.Hn response to criticism dL
recled at the Florida Cltnia
Commission's
advartlalng
pro
gram Tuesday, the board'* ad
vertising committee Friday met
with representative# of Indue,
try organisation# end discussed
'the situation. Th* committee ta
hooded by H. D. Ulmer, Largo.
•Sn SIb i L s
FOR THK
NEW YEAI
treat year car'w ith 4
Golf NeNes gaaaHae
Uaira rids malar all—•
•aSsi **dooite Blasta Way
Guard Inauguration
SPECIAL!
reived definite aMurtnt*r*Vn» the
dlspoaltlrn of th# royal navy If
Britain capitulate* to Germany.
DETROIT.
Jan.
IS—<A*r—
Swinging puraea anil wielding
hatpins, an estimated 200 women
pickets Friday night battled po
lice attempt!"- ta eaCcrt workers
from the slrlke.’jovnd American
Lady Comet Company.
Two delrctlvei' reported minor
8RH SCHOOL
Injuries, and several |>ollcemrn's
uniform* ware tern In (ha 20Jan. -IS - —
mlnute struggle. Five women and f GAINESVILLE.
a nun were arrested, and police (gpacial.) - School offkkls and
said chargee of aeeault or c i dis teachers from all part# of .n o r .
turbing thepeacew ooidbo filed, Ida wen here today to jttood
vlsllora’ day at the F. X. Yongo
Laboratory 8cbool at the. HnJveralty of Florida. Th# .public
was invited ta come between 9:00
A. M. and 3:40 P. M.
■
Into Semi-Finals
I.ook prettier, be happier In
ID4t with n new pc manent
wave. Let us tiling out tha
natural beauty of your hair.
STATION
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Dirt washes dh
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TH E
8A N F0R D
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MONDAY
HI
■i J t i l Crox* sewing room
*«• open from 0:30 A. M. until
lliM o’clock at the Woman's
plub house,
Booth Side IUj.ll.1 Church Wo.
“ l-ta a o
S « ‘««y
M i Iat the church at J:<W IV M
I The program mealing of the
W.M.U. of tho Heat Baptist
Church will be held ai the church
i t 1:30 o'clock. Circle Four with
t i n . Murray Jarvi* aa program
chair than will le in charge of
th® protram. The
missionary
tuple la "An
Urgent
(Jitaprl
TVnere We Live.7
Bonbeama, Junior It.A. ami Jr.
(I. A.' will meet at. the Baptist
Church
----- o'clock.
inch aatt 3:30
w T ???1 W,OTm r‘ ,icr",l‘p
of, ‘hf. Ilaptlat
P e rsonali
.lU ,------------------------------Joe Crenshaw" is“ rr,«„ 1rd
ill the Woman'* Club housr, which
will be held every day next week having rccovcr.,1 from an nltaek
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from U:30 A. M. until
11:30 of Influenia.
o'clock except Saturday and hull- I
day, will le toward the maklhg of ' Mayor W. C. Hill Is ouffeiing
flannel laytllrs, Mra. J . W. Hall
ch.|rm,i, of the’ Civk D etrim ent' I ,rom
"* bin In,me on
of tb 7 wom.n a V lub.spo,I T of »<«*nnll. Avenue
„ |e ppr o^k c tl fur , hc |^.| Ketj
---------Friends of Crndy Gallant. Sr.,
Crnna chaplet, annuunred today.
The leas ions arc not confined regret to heat that he ts ill nt
to club members, Mrs. Hall stated, hil home with influenia
but are fot the general public.
All women who possibly can were
Friends of Mrs. M. ft. .Strick
uigcd to attend the aeasioigi.
land are miry to heur site i, sick
The sowing room will ie open
all day Thursday mid a ruvered at her home with influenia.
dish luncheon nerved at nooon. All
Friends of Edward Marshall are
a'omtn attending were requested
roriy to learn of his Illness at
to bHng a covrred dish.
All materials for sewing are his home on IVcnl Sixth St reel
(utnUhed by the lt-d |I H
rent scissors which the women ale
,
.
esa—
”r »«7.vjscfraap:
asps??s ;ariris
£ST i r t " 5 » s fch
"T\
- - * •' » " h. i.
.
1 1
r n m f jjit , e i , „ ,
I "> make, Mra. Hall said, "anil
aadlg
^ t TCrhW
W eh hwill
. S r hold
t n its
/. month.
M , S- th
the*
forlo them „I. m
so urgent
Carl M. Ilalrujt has hern roni, need
, WBnt
Wfu
fined to his lumir mi H>»t l ust
ilyf w lllllM
iln e tal and social inceling
meeting at ,1Krt
c. n lo tl „,,, „ „
Street for a few days uu account
tha home of Mra. W. T Woolley point to attend next week s ses of
illness.
dn Willow Avenue at 7 .10 IV M. sions."
Mr*. B. F. Lrmmond will he as.
friends of Mi* (iruige Pax
■Illant hoateaa.
ton are smry to learn thul ahr
1 Prayer Band of the Presbyter,
la critically ill u! hci
„„
tit® Church will meat nl .'t oo
S e w F o r H o s p i t a l Myrtle Avenue
P. If. In the church followed hy
the Inspirational mrrting at 3 HO
Sewing for the hospital and
Frieada of Mr. ami Mis. It W.
•’clock.
learn
Woman's Society of Christian aid to the needy were an. Sturdivant will regret
Pert Ice of the Firal Mrthcdlst nounced aa the work of the that thrv are ill at their home on
perviea
eh wilt have a business and month for Circle Tw6 of the Foplar Avenue
Chigth
’—
am meeting at 2:30 P. M. first Baptist Church Woman's
pr (jrran
Missionary Society Monday af.
Aithui Itrannn, J: . of Stetson
at the church.
i
temoon at a meeting at
tho University in Drl.and. is Ihene'k .
TUESDAY
Real Cross Sewing romri nt the home of Mr*. R. A. Williams with, rn,i * “"*1 "f his indliei. Mrs
Woman'* Club houae will Ire open Mrs. A. E. Dobbins, co-hoatcua.1Arthur Uranau
Mrs. J . E. Page, chairman,'
——
from 8:30 A. M until
11:30
presided over tho meeting which
friends of Mi sml Mr- A
o'c lik.
opened
with
a
prayer
hy
Mrs
"■
Hatcher
will rrg n t 1,, irarn
Annual tourist nartv will he
'heir home,
haM at 8:00 P. H. at the Wo. Voile williams who also gave l,,* ‘ th,T •r*' 1,1
man's Club house on Oak Avr. the Bible study, “ How to Make 1200 P* rk Avenue
a
Success
of
a
Christian
L
ife
r
.
'
pqe with members of the WoM,v Fn" ' k *..w l.s iif Til m pi*
mait'a Cluh aa hoatease.
All Mr*. E. M. Carroll gave a short'
0X|iecle<l to strive ItiUy to
to^llata and ' wlnler visitor* are talk on “Our Talents'
,w „
__ ___________
aMrs.
c e ,
,
1hv
t
Two .hew
members
W
f. ' •T'?'1 lh,‘ »'■< k. nd
cordially Invite.) to attend.
Manning and Mlaa Mary MamV.;<f hpr *""• I''l'link * <■« 1,-s
WEDNESDAY
tied Cross eewlnp sc.»ion to |h Ing, were added to the circle'
?f
1
laid'from 0 AO A- M. until 11:30 roll Tho meeting wee dl.mi.ae.1
lo
‘‘n’ " 1 1,1
Is
o’clock at the Woman's Clnh with a p r a y e r b y Mrs C A An t r r g *
deraon, J r T h . next cirri, meet'.
* ' Imt In inr on Pul.
b c-^ Ing will b. held at the home 'of T ' ,“ ° Avf" u^ _ '^ 'o '"Hoonis
THUKSDAY
Red Cresg sewing room at
RefroehmenVs*rlwer
i i '
* n,l Mia .lolin Philips t.[
Jb a Woman's Club house will he Ih. h w i l l !»
V rn , y Sl Clnud
Usntelsnn, Conn.,
Wopen all dav. A covere<| dish u n
r T l . i l i ,h* ssf°
nB. ; ■T*nl Wodnesdav in Sanford t„
• luncheon will ha served at noon.
f A|J women ore nr^d lo attend. S - f
Sand era “ f ^
^ ^
" M" r ‘
Stephens. Ga„ Mra. E. C. Hsr. I
---------Per.
Mra.
A.
C.
Benson,
s Had Croaa sewing aeaaimi will J i
u
vra,
Mr*. I Alfred B. Hoti*on uf J«ck»on,
b« held from OOd ...
A. M. uhtll
Mr?; C- A Ander. Mbs., and Mra. J N. Hobson of
. — Uywood arc visiting In Hanford
Mra. J . E. as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Church Circle To
isz
^Balkan," an old Turklak word,
hiran* “mountain."
"'•u,
Aline WIIllama.
Pledges At Stetson
Give Boys A Break
Times today
iible Program
DELAND, Jan. Jg _ 8oiOIi|y
pledges at Stetson University
aro giving tho hoys a break at
he same lime that they break
* t f 1". i l
week. Il
all started when one of the cam.
pus sororities. Alpha XI Delta.
T lfilT i “ * pledges to refuse all
Invitations
from dale jerk in g
m alt, u n t i l , | J mld.term exam
matlons have been
completed
The boys to to n s extent put up
a howl of resistance, but rumors
hav* it at Stetson that some of
tho men are secretly relieved and
feel that they too will get some
studying done during exam week.
In order to aid tho proeperllv* sorority slaters In their ah.
•Unmet front ilatea. eigne have
been painted and will bo worn by
tb« Alpha XI pledgee on thoir
bocks, “ Bovs Beware," or “ I am
an Alpha XI, aa stay away from
mo— till after oxama," or "Poa.
Uvoly no data, UU. •lama aro
orar” aro luat a low of th* aampla placard*.
ixr*’"
S K "H nrirhfotd
!g '-"
Mr, Nrlt(e E
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TA GE TH R EE
AT THE CHURCHES
V'in*r n a r r i a r < iiim » t
Park A* ^ at Mh
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•Mi'll.* hi ih»i m u .*k " km", rn*f a gcfirl
uni' illnhr |iiu i ii r r-lf **
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TAMPA. Jail. 18—(SfM-ciatl- I Mm nlDR Witrsliip, i i uu \ vi At
t he mitrnlriic hour 1m i i i miaul
fii i.sti i T im * v c a iin iH
Two week* away from the fur. l*roinothm in riim t f, «|.. .smith
il
(
11 111 iiu iilry. I’jaflWH
mal opening on Tuesday. Feb t. I t i n H ap iU i i *oh\«iiit !i»ii |>. ,tks
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til lliw
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ti h 1 i * < h l h 4
the Florida Stale Fail report, O K I II I •I f H | p |U ,| |v I I
» UI wh 11* M |\li't * v ill fir le |ll
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a complete sell nut of exhibition
f f tl*
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v1! I >1 1\111 ■ km Ihi ita k MIS' JAW f•a|■pace In the 21 mammoth fin .
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proof buildings and an impti i n
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S.i rtf m >| i i . j i i i ,,
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Mending the Hat of speaker* county exhitittioii*, the FIoimI.i So* IliffM i ..III,
Vfill
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Exhibit*, hmn \ .m.i
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never breii ho ^,>ii
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in point m i; ou t
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III.
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tin *
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l,u Ik
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Ilkll t ‘> n n e l l y . H i l l . < » .
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W i g h t K i l t l e y . Neil V well
I dw n i d H u r t , AI |tn*« k ih i* l*»• L .
H l l f h W h e l i h e l , H i vv ai '( \V‘ hell to I.
E d D aniel*, C h u r l* Sparkm an,
F . M o re i n i ol , l»r*l* tint I m a n , !<<»•*
l l k k h o t i ii ml ( i ih’* i hapmjiii
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lump
l.ousr.
I he ( iv it h e . j "" S a l u t e to F r e e d o m
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G r i t i d r r a f l e i w hieh
sa in rii w e r e
p l a y ed
•UfM*nri*ion
the
unde
rtl
Mra. J , D C n i d e l i w h s the w i n
n e r vif hi g h a c o i e p i n e und Mr*1
W ii u hi r e c e i v e d UiV M’l e e p u .p i li e
f o r tho a f t e r n o o n * c a m e * .
T e a a m t c a k e * w e r u * e r x e d la t e
111 the a f t e r n o o n
ir oin au
appo int ed t a bl e c e n t e r e d w i t h mi . 1 1 1 ani reiitent of rmiini a n d ge- mim
dainirp.
D t h e r o f the
*r»M'ii f l o w e m w e r e NriungCil I hi nu c Iunit
the clu b l o o n *
S i x t y - f k x e a u e s t s p u l t n i p u h d in
Gre(‘(*t‘ Announces
Capture O f 1,000
F a t - c i s t Soldiers
leave by special train Innighl pfoyj raa.''
|
* iiurrhill wuu glowing hi til*.
A life insurance company * re. tor Washington In attend th.
searrh show* that chance* arc Inauguration of {’resident Roose ; m it •* o f P r e m d c n t Hufiacvi'lt'*
train
will pn-i r a m of a l l . n u t alii t o Ilr i- *
1,3(8) In one againat a peraon * velt Monday. The
|
dying in a given year from accl. leave on tho return* trip early t j i n
Tuesday.
dental Injury.
I w a tc h w ith deep em otio n,
with
*very
new
day,
titlendsm.Mnnsgi t
terutdt
Slued,
rlaim s.
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f in n i
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Pippin Dardens
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pi m i " o n ,
a l. r ri 'h y
the
dcnificKHi y of
thi
prctt!
A m er it un m pub li c i- *,,tthtkit*h(ikg i1>* law I- a n d
funiu u
li tliog di-Hviiiiii m ■11tier lo m a k e
'lire
Dial
Die
Mi it kwh n n m i K i n .
w v i it It of Hat Mill* like iitilr
to
IliJii 111IMAll a a-a llicy r u e , t h e pre-*t nt f r o n t Inn o f < m l m t t m n and
piogrc*h
t h u r c h d l ai m ( i u p k i n s hie I ju* l
( m i * h i ’ii a r a p i d
tuu r
nf 4 i l a » .
Hf'iw’* civ i l i an itef cf |rc
( O N I I l l K M ’i;
CM A I.II V
IIml SlillV M i:
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New Bridge Scoring
blscUiounl hiidgr l.wtine b> Mis
t M#*ss
• III *1 • tl
VI ■III.. 1
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of
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neon m d
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\ mu
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11oil fit i 11 t"I a v Hinl
tit ped all
’ 1 - 1 - I »**n **I t h e f a i r iftoiind*, in •
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t " I p i . - . , Ill vvtilt II,, 1 ini, I b e f o r e
u s e d . i. I.iin g
t-r. I <i- I
t|u
1 (hi
i f**i
the
O nysler
t ompai>v
New Y o r k W o r l d s | .hi 0 0 t h a n
A n ex* m m ! ej • n 11 1 * ii 1 ion* nt ts
ea l s t o w
Huge u m i
lent
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la- us ed ti» ho us e thi
hui m■11*1111
guents w it h Mi M M I '. tjw kill
dtppln v
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W o r k m e n will hug in pr epu 1 imc
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t h e r a c e c o u r s e ih l * xt te k w uh
hastes 1
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tiled al m i l e Ioiik m id wa v
Reft brm lit- will
a t t h e rliih hokisi" on
O n l y u n f a v m *hh
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1 ill i |Ui 111
the
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l he t i n itr-tl S i a i i - *uuM p m suit Itri t a >n w ith l a m e vvea|»on*,
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w ithwhip
pinn*'H jtrel
pu X nil'll 1 liltW if
oil f h o u g l d e
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Die
front
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Itrktlsh m e
,f Will, iighby, Ohio, war* ratlors
Ilia - o f t h e 1 n i h i l HI u t r * ' o w n
sl the home of Mr, and Mr*. J . 1
M'l'iu Hy, t h e p m e m ini * tejr s a i d
C Elliwurlh, Friday.
Mr- and I
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In
II "ole in*.
riM eiii 1x
Mrs Chamber* w*ro snrout* lit |
M u 1an d on a M u - m m f o r Iti*n*c.
Tstnps for th* winter,
1 1 H *ut *hv lx un Ihe p t a l f u l i n .
In
<a re tin 1f - h e h l e a m hi* han d.
Mrs Cla'a M. Da*ls of ro rla Ii ii h d
ni Miiod l'i I
a
i i u ire lull
1sml, Mr , has gone to the home
' 1 ll'
llfld sold
H A PPY
H IU T IID A V
.-f hr, hrnlhcr in It rain tree, Mass I
[
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lit. If.
H'fpHI f
III 1!' 1 1 |
f,u rumr lime after being callnl |
Mrs. If |i Moigiin
M
i r i i i n 1' f leek ilVerM'lito Ssnf, nl ’»y th* llln-sx and
l
' ' timI we i1•i i e t p n r e 1 * *< « j
Miss Evelyn Leimldeatli , f her brother, Ira D. M at-j
1
Mrs. I'ritdie Belinrlt
! pfii
* h l p t mo .j riirplum-n
tin
_____
i an pa y for w e ,
Ml tlu«t w
Kilwnni Higgins,
Ji
V
2 will pay foi toil we M'lJUin* 1at [
Ml and Mra. August I’langitill TO INAUGUHAt,
lie"
11ll*n w i Mi mil Iff aide lo
and »• ti. Billy, of Uall«*iUc, N J.,
1
p.ix f u r /
u i r visiting M r , and Mra. J o h n
It*
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t
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in *1 m ined
- u » ii|fth.
he 1
IALI-AHAKBEE.
Jan
is
M.i.eh at lhair huma on I’atk
AVenn, Mr. and Mra. Tlaugr ami 1 A I't -G overnor and Mrs II,,1- 1 ditei i* f i g h t i n g I he cau*t- of
M"*d
lifljllIIi•»
by
aeveral t e n ' I ill"IIOMIIU X
•on itlati to lea** Monday fur land, accompanied
hundrcl other Floridians, will “ th* f r o n t line uf t I v i l i i a t o m mid
Miami______________
of
Willodghby. Ohio. Is the guest
uf her brother, J. C. Ellaworth,
stnl Mrs Ellaworth at their home
on Ilcardall Avenue.
;
'All Exhibition
|
Space Sold Out |
At State Fair
A dance «a« held last evening
Telephono 1 4 8 from 7:30 P M
until 11:30
------ ■— - .
o'clock in tho Woman's Club!
---------houae on Oak Avenue by the 8. |
Dali Club, composed i f eight girla ]
cf the Junior High School.
;
Chaperones lor the dunce weiei
>Red Cross Workers
.WU1 Sew Layettes
-—
H E R A L D , BA N FO H D . F L U K IU /
Dance Is Given
j
t
By 8 -Bail Club 1
L I L L I A N A D A M S, S o d . l y E d ito r
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lif.iiifim
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
’’SM O O TH AS H I,A S S "
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
I l , s o l 111 I'A ltK A V I;.
T K U 'il’IIO N K 30:i
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SANFORD
FWbbpald to ]
lo«t
I T W f. Si
Coy to capture i i l ^ i p t a i f txi*‘"wdM4
weight a r m from Frttsla XL
m n w fr, tarpM, i d , an. r|
g » r< la a j. Id1. vtf*\ V je » X
try whan he copped the • Armstrong, the o«W man who
J M M I n c t of the
taw |I3 AO, JAM , |A«o.
W l flalahed second
l^g-N egn. third.
.
Dennis Fogarty Douglas McFhall
Timothy Fogarty Arthur Shlalda
Mary F o g a r ty ------ L QIU Pago
Mntlarity ....... Forrester Hortroy
Set grant McGowan __ ... Jouwo
Write
Keovsn------ -— ........ George Wall*
«*.„ * m .......... u * j % a s
TYmmy............ ............ Boh Watson
Nurse Parker...... ......... .Nell’Craig
Conover---- ------------George Reed
Mike.
........ Frank orih
l_
!RT YOUNG as a man with a naw "Dr. Jvkyll and Mr. Hyde"
n , bring* naw thrille and euiperti* lo *T)r. Kildare’s Crleia,”
pf the popular aeriea, which will be shown next Tuesday at
*a] RUi. Hey* ha Is ahown with Uralno Day. Monel Darry.
and Law Ayres.
.
>
Cornelius C’ompons .. .
K a f c '- i a s
Ry Jerk Bllaastt'
UINOTON, Jan. 18- M V lied 8U tr* ao n w)ll have
la hags than aver before
(atlmra nrmsmsnt history
-don't mean tha kind that
th two tegs.
•B airships—blimps, the
rivsty " small n: n-rigid
t l urn fatric and rubber
• ersund n lot nf cubic
haUtirn and haV* armored
t o n in g ‘ from their mid.
[ Roacndahl, the Navy's llghtr,'.
|than-ohr are, aelreting kites for
tha thrra first mentiunril laoea.
What wolilil the bllm|>, doT
Tha men who give the orders
and lol the cnntiari* hpvr that all
flgtrsd out. To pn** Il nlniur fa
you, I'll ilev back u mlmilo lo
Utt Wtild War.
i Remember then- mnelualotu
nra Ihr te of the lift I,t e-r.4 han-A Ir
•■part*, »wt mltM- nii.l n il those
. ..
mfn
•roue against
airships.
In Hie World War, the Allleil
ullmna playnl n lilK ml,.
(ho
spotler-subchau r leum that ft-
guod many yanra now,
l# M lr
hBV# been
m ."yo»ianl|sn wherever
' nr. -naval axparts as.
Nadi of Uw contro-
F. a c . w * BiMika
As Third Among
Women’s Schools
TAI.LAHAH8RK. Jan.
lt^->
Annnunrrment of an enrollment
al-i.l-a _g
... * -- —-k
Plate (Villein) for '.Vomen with
appMxInwIrly
IJMIJ
students
rcntlnulng to rank third
••
largest BTATR Woman’s Col
lege.
,
The elmly l« made each year
by Dr. Rnymmil Walters, presL
dent of Ibr University of Clftrlnnotl, and le puldikh*d l„*?«hool
and Bortely niagsiln*/ Figures'
nro llftlrtl a* nf Nov. I, ‘11140,
atbl enrollment fur I'ne state cnl.
Irro llirn was 1.02/, which
rrllnwil all prevbus Kali regia-
THE O LD H O M E T O
•vwsts*
,
u a b u n crowd of maro
tOJWO fans thundered tha
littla - negro a grand ova.
to fight on,
M ho
_______________
♦penlag gong—that ho no kmi♦r la the grool "perpetual moHwt’* man who won the feather,
freight, lightweight and wetter
arowna. Hla showing last night
INt> HACK—Futurllr. ,|m* 1* t-S arms far Infarior to hla dlapltf
Dor Dill ‘____ 1 t |—I |_,a on O ct 4, when ha lost tha
crown to this coo), hard-hitting
Ixaa l*n|lrr|nr t T t
J_|
HIM AlaMr ...... t I 1
1—| Pittsburg lad.
Our nttl- lie s. 4.J*. • nr. |<Mln . During moat of tha sessions,
Colleclnr a t*, I t*; III,. Al..„s i «•
Armstrong looked Ilka on "oU
IltD HACK—t-ta Mile, tin,, : j , . j man"—showing tha burden of
J *• .
W Off H,r Fla. hla 28 years and hla 350 ring
tl*M«v I,rerun I I i—i,
battles.
,n
• L.
Daaye Dean .... • 4 a
a—
1 At
tha opening gong, Arm.
Coffee Den >v. » 1 I —t,
llaupv fl-*r«lt le *«. r.4e. l ie , itrong used new ring tactics.
D-eye Dean Me, y te.
H. cams out In a .eml-crooch.
> te. * •
DAll.t, l»«tt M.tf. 0-a Oar Util
•kd Haver nrrrolt. ante ton.ie
LUDWIG'
.. .. Gary Cooptr
.Walter Brennaut
era.............. Doris
which makes ono live Its .vary scene,
•Davenport
Forrest Tucker
l __ Frvd Stone
------- Foul Hunt
____ Chill Will.
------Lilian Bond
Tonight’s Entries
•TJI HACK—Futu-l'v. iim. :# |.|
HP Off a,r
Tin.
•1oia-ti WnrSe. « 7 1—1 I—1
«rmv M-n
. I 4*
i----------------Virginia Gilmore
.............Oeorgo Mentomgvry
Bchermer..... Ludwig Staaaal
----------- Rand Brooke
—..................—Delris Bowden
..... ...........
Jeo n Valeria
l _ _ r ---..._ ._ 4 U to Quigley
ft a 1
.
3— t
Hold** nVorda F#Jo Min 6 40,
A«nr Mr* I.U, M l; Ilrlll.h Truln
: t i i riAce—t-ia mii,.
n «.*
.
PP Off n,r
pm.
* 'Vnli" Alone .... I 1 I—I I_,
BRKKNAK, P m a ^ R m p o r t and Gary Cogptr Imit
the leading tolra hi "The Westemar," naw roaring epic e f th
west when Judge Bean ruled aa "Tim Law W ait of the Recos.
Fred Btona^ well known to Central Flcrlda re.ldenta, has an lm
n nett Wednead^
and Thursday at the RJU Theater.
L
M
trihution nf surplus commodities,1counties, ’
4 nr-)n- Alone
tha la tion nf huslnaaa, ua wall ns K -
fi
d W B X & O
1 Pda 11sober
7 Makars Vhl.k
4 Armed flirt <
^0 Uarant
, KIFTH HACK—J -ll
taTIUtAt-B—i-lkhPIA
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r t ’ 11
r nwlnnthw- .
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f
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. fan Francises area,
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IM ELBC H
StMIN
DELAND, Jan. JO — (Special.) Ii
— Fresh from a week of intense 1
§ 1 l*e after opening the sad. 1 r
In successful style Coach] I
demons’ Stetson Hatters I 1
tackle the Southern college j»
five here tonight in the featured l‘
attraction of a twin hill b a*k ct-'“
belt card.
_ TV Hatters, with an Impreak%NKli|(|> BT %Til I OIREII’N
stre record to date, ,p|i| the
MUIKKT
season's opener with l-re.-bytcrl l r p a r t eel S g | p « « p |n | R HM
Ikn here arH m'"ml <>n to Miami A. M. NaUnlat Jaaoari. IT, 1641
n o iiiim rm iitiiT k
tO blister thr Miami Hurricane*
In 0 pair of games last week. A V t H ' . M k i H t u t f t ; .
PleKTS In.a 11itit ..ht (•* a.t«r
It KANS 'I*- •i*l* i k'' * ''it" Ia*o II pi ,
ir oo ,n u : i i,1m, ii,, M,.r.
Cuba's sports queen. Mi,* Marla IlftO
,„ 117.-. tv.i* Hu It |-i |1 fto
kits CkiUneiJ*. will arrive in In 1171
•mpa Jan. 28 for a thnee-iUy IlltCX‘COI.I I'll. I...I J, In J S,r
lb . Ilu Hr ft l l l l n In I I !1
•it.-She will In* tiic mimt at
HI* l\VI: Ic i n || |.. |„ || jft
impR'a leklin Carnival which CAUI.I
CAHHAOK.
I'ii Inn. On, ,.i l**rr
infk« In prt>rr*»i then. MIm
lltuo ,n 117 10, Hr, II.i
Min
laUnada. IQ.ve.r.old
Havana
II 00 In II Ii I mill). I'.., Uli*
rl, Stars In RoTlball, driving and , AltltOTH. |n.a Hun l,.« |.. c.Mr-,
till llrft, 7f,,< In ,| i:,
cm .-;tiv. ,-ii
iti.u
, : .ft,
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CIlf.t.AltDM Dm Hun '.o. ,.. I
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TONIGHTS AUr-STAK FKATI RE
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A FR A ID
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KNOW WHAT
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BE AERAID
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Thar* Isn’t nn active
defawN set-up and at
JH p f * nov « ord,r
iiivy" does have • pro.
construction nf 41
fe W R inlraady under
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ft
nay Juhhny
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ft Copper Plefc
1 nab TartOr
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, ' m r t h v 1H e p p - r •
I Mart, Down ft Olorlou* Promt,*
Hobs P»r»*t
1 Kseeptlon
ft Plo*,l* Arm,
4 It— < M I,V V n r *
1 HUJ'a Fire
. »*7 n.md Loan
Mmnh” Ilnur** .
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NINTH • HACK—Futnrlla.'
Norn 4.4S.
I Crsmt Ml*
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stejriBLpjmtftsJt
. also sponsored
ill.«*: .*1J» ir« 1*:::
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T U B DURANGO KID
Illl LoWry...-........ Charles B u r n t
[a,*cy_ Winslow....Luana Walters
n s p ;
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DR. KILDARV8 CRIfllH
kbtg Evans---------- ---- Tom Tyler
Dr. Jamea Kildare.......Lew ‘A m o
Dr. I-ecnord Gillespie-------Uenel th e Slfapgvr .Loden LJitleflrld
Mary UmonL
Ursirw "pay
lo u t l»r Lamont..... Robert Young
Wayman ................ „Nat Pendleton
Dr. Walter Caraw_____ __ Walter
b U ^ 1 f r turned
I WR1 3r3 nn<l
Bill and Hip.
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. Friday, Saturday— "TH E DURANGO K ID - with Chari..
SUrratt-and Luana Walters. Alwlft-AI Capy’. “ LTL ABNER”
rartocn eharactera on tha serve*. Special added: C h aptsTlnew
•aria!—"MYKTEniOUS DR. BAFAN.'* '*•’ ”
1
M TTI.B N 8L U R KELLY
Nellie Kelly
Jody Gartond
IJUle Nellie Kelly.. Judy Garland
Jerry K e lly ___ George Morphy
Michael Noonan Charlea Winnln-
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WAO, The eo
the.dogs were
(h P yR ac m lt
Eustls Wallops
Leesburg, 32-13
LEESBURG, Jnn ih — , Spe
cia l)—The Eu»li* I’antnrr* con
tinued their march toward the
Northeast. Conference chain,,ion.
ship here last night o. they
wiped bp the Leesburg Yellow
JJacket*, .12 to |;i, .,,
fa , t and
. rough game.
’ 3'hc Jacket* were leit Morrlea*
during the flint quntie, and fall,
ore to lake sh it, fiom the naca.
Ibrard held down their *c»re l.n,.
•lor. guard of the Panther*, pared
the acoring with II. while Pernble.^ fniwanl, *»< high f..i the
Jie k e t, with arvei,
In the preliinu.ni y gam., the
l.iesbur* ft team lint it- f.r*l
game of the *ea»«n, l;, , |
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Wed need ay, T h u rw U y --JU « W JM TEKNER- with Cary
Cooper,
aad
Doris
■ ' a , Waller
4 ,♦» o Broaan,' Fred 8 tone,
■ 1"■» Tnrf •Tyler
#w* M
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Davenport. Also:—Scene* of the Inauguration * of : Governor
Holland.
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S o rd s
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- Tuesday, Bargain Day— “DR. KILDARE'S C R IB W with
Law A m * , Denial Barrymore, U rsine Day and Robert Young.
Also:—"JE N N IB " with V tq f r k Ollntor. and WHHm i Henry.
AMERICA'S FAMED cartoon, "H I Abner" cornea to ihe JV D Y (1 ATM,ANi> oat h»r /Imt “grown up" lava affair and
om en of the Rita. Theater nast Friday aod Saturday with a cast Georgs Murphy fa tha man of .her heart In "Idttlo Nellie Kell/,’
i «# » «• atUAsIng In Ua pleturimtlon af tha charmetara in AI C.pp’a fllmisation of George M. Cohan’s great stage surer** which will
Ja c k
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PROGRAM F 0 £ W BJK OR JAN. 19TH
.Sunday, M tm d ayw -U jTL p O T t t U r K E tE T * -m il Ju
dy Garland, Gao. Morphy, C W W innings and Dougla* MrI’halL Xiao:— March Of tim e *TJN Ct« BAM— N 0V -B EL L I.
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would patrol tha coasts!
and convoy caaatwtaa
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IT S OUT O' BATES' HANDS NCOJ* I'M S T IL L 1
THE ONE THAT'S 6 0 T TUH LET YUH OUT
AN* I AIN'T DOIN’ IT T i l l l 6 L T TUfc ^
CLAIM * YOU CAN SIGN IT.DIXON, O R )
EVERYONE IN TH E R E D IE S / / — * - r /
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apart* lleperic
Kraaal Rtparlti
Clifford
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Proctor
IvOla C t l d w e l l .
General Motors
Show Helped E
Physics StudCT
f U m . Kuna l>«in.nc|f. Nall giswari, Mill
Varaoa.
Ilr ftchool Nava pegs la published onco each
«• High
iiiurnftllMn CUia. Mlai lluih
SUM Tempts,
n t
L-_;___________ J.------- L. Mward Marshall
I_____ .____________ _. *l«»rt Quariermaii
r ............ ............................ .......... Bob Itirksnn
ft»f ,____ » . . . _ :
, ... Malta Hutchison
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________ _______ ______ Marjr l-nSa-
B tatlnolt
Utah kr Ik* *
H B HI IM (at
Student Council
Make Debut; |
Ta Man, Lawton Says WiD
Purpose Outlined
O t '^ i t a T
r w ? aftaa
M ar M « M
by t i l l B
laal weak taraed aresmd a a l
licked Leeabarg t f a acara Of
*7—IB.-Although tk* M i
were UvlUar daring the first
half they chalked up w e e k
r carta la I r ta f abaut aa aaay
t let ary. Mill* Caarc# M tha
By T . I f . Lwwtaon * "
. "A isan’i Ilia ronslaeih not la
tbt aMWbaea at tha thing* which
ha pasieaaith." but rathar In hla
relationship ta other* and hla
arnica ta hla and future a*n»ra
tions. '
Ws Uka ta think aad talk at tha
wealth of America, Ita-Bold, lla
facto rial Ita ritlaa, hiatitatiana af
learning, ImaplUM, church tulWInga, Its farms. Hears, maonUlne.
-Audience Plays Large Part, Says
Dale Ifpmung Of General Motors
Fascinated by Dale Homans •
manner of hla demonstration for
the "Previews of Progreso," I
decided a persona InUretew for
our paper would plove Interest
ing to the students. At the dote
of the demonstration, 1 went
backstage for SJI Interview.
After waiting aniloutly for
BO minutes, I was abls to talk to
Mr. Homung for a short time,
lla was graduated from the Uni
versity of Detroit, and It very
much Inter**tad In hit work. Kor
the laat twq years Mr. Homung
has held a position
with thej
"Parade of Pro street," a large
division which has a crew of
60, and, at tha present, l« not
traveling.
Ernest Foss,
mantgrr
and
main speaker, was
unable to
■peak at any demonstration due
to a cold therefore, Mr. Homung
look over.
.When asked If giving the
same demonitrallon four or fivr
times a- week didn't become un
interesting, he replied that thr
audience played a large part In
each performance.
tWe are Interested only In
showing and proving to the
public that prog ret ■ has not
stopped nor will It evrr stop.
Scientific research is going on
dally to make Ufa easier for u»,”
Mr. Homing concluded.
After making the acquaintance
with Mr. Poss, hs told ms an un
usual aipsrlanea about himself.
He was demonstrating tha "black
llghs" and happened to be wrarIng a whits shirt. Immediately
tha audience began laughlna and
shouting.
Looking down,
Mr.
Fosa saw that tha laundry had
painted hla
Initials In large
letter*
with
red
flourrsccnt
Ink, and under the "black light,”
appeared to be a very rmbarrai.
sing situation for him.
Shown
Csenparatlvely
f*w
the opportunity ta
to
Oviedo HighSchool
The Junior class la sponsoring
a
popularity contest In tha
Ovltdo
High
School which
started Monday at noon and Win
continue for two weeks. A t the
end of that time we will publish
the results.
The Orieda Future Fanner*
bed thesr regular meeting an
Monday night, Jan. IB. Final
plana were made for tha father
and son banquet to be hold la
the Agricultur* Building Jail.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
Land chapter, and a state r#-'
prrsrntaUvn Irom (lalnravllle.
Rome of the stadenta af Semi
nole High School are cooperat
ing with the committee f* r the
tile Paralysis and tha
I n * Long" as thair
By Jack
S C H O O L B R IE F S
I 'might ha tame
use hla remaining years In
nil he aou)d for Urn youth
horseman riding up
I landing from the
town of Lexington,
war ‘haroa,’ Traveler,
rried him throngh
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S E M IN O L E C O
W W lit f l
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|M . . . Wa hear
- TK* stndeutc af Mr. KlM'a MARTHA BRUCE,
physita flaaa.cnjoyed an Interoct.
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IIjr lludun* It
• MARY MARTHA has been fir
ing blah (In an airplane) with
LEBT.TR O U T II RMC . , The
IOYCE WlllDDON-BRUCK BOLT
romance has rhlllad quits a hit
lately . . . MARY L&DQE and
RAYMOND KADER still seem to,
see eye to eye with each eta tv . • . •
NELL FTEWART keeps saying
10 more daye, nine more daw
It mutt he that JAMES I
BERT la coming home toon
JULANNE HOWARD I
doe* Ilk* boys nsmsd DOI
First It was HOBBY PROG
and now Its HOBBY RKGA1
Dal and, Bha'a got Ma ring ti
BAM THURMOND has t
ferred hit affection* back I
to NANCY COLLUM. Hey,
a minute, BAM. my hand la <
from your changing aa faak
MARGUERITE DUNCAN ti
there la nothing cuter the
Jlmmlo Ridge, Jimmie Ingley,
Bam Thuttnond, France* Armbiuatar, Earl Jaler, and atlw n
want tip Miami Mat weekend to
attend the Air Mast
dk Vi
i h
SH B
Louis Caklwvll and Helen
Hutchison spent the past week
end In Orlando visiting fritnda.
All af the aiudenU am glad ta
so# that Jaaala Durden and Bettia
Walken era back to school ana*
a few dap* lllncaa.
S
Morrison
Ramblinga
tha ray of light
•tea a stray man
MdT Nat ju st any
divisions of Uto university: (1)
llsrrlt rAllege o f Architecture
end Fine Arts, ( t ) College af
t'ommrrre and DAalneaa Adminis
tration, (3) College of .M glneerIng, (4> College Of Letter*, Arts,
and Prisnres (oat including. the
Hchcol of MusicL (R) Coltroea of
J-hsrmsey, (B> Sc bod or Edueasion, <7) fvhoal-of Oovprument,
and (B) Loa Angeles University
af International. Ruiatiaoa.■'The
■nivrmlty does not roimhlt It aril
tv continue a scholarship beyond
the year far which It la awarded.
Room, and board) the ,aabt af
ream and board In tha rauManae
kails for tha academia year rshgsa
from 6280 ta IBM. Approximately
Students Do Es*fiyji;7
On Iron Lung's Use4
Key Club Boyo Arc
Guests Of Klwanis
Representing the Key Club at
A r m » a flash. the Klwanis Igncheon last Frl.
- a , mouthpisee day were Mack Cleveland and
ha IfRsirsnt of
flaghMiht whan
Within a short Urn* tha 8 todant
Council AaaqeMtlon af Seminole
Hlsh Rchool. an InneroUcn which
has tcau triad cat and found to
te> successful In various other
echoola throughout Florida, will
males Its debut. IU purpose 1st
I. Ta sally all student organi
sations under ana general control.
S. Ta relieve the faculty of
routine duties.
3. Ta pro-rot') the general ac
tivities of the school.
4i To develop In tha student* a
growing appreciation of member•nip In a democracy by provldJng*hipdTO....hapah| vbgkq
skip In a democracy by provid
ing the educational reeponal'jllitlea of and privileges of, partici
pating hi anek. a.democracy. In
the school.
6. To promoto always the best
19. Great in mind, grant In Interest s f tha school.
actiaua, grant in achievemeat, but
Olln
King, faculty adlvlsor, and
greater still hi defeat. The aid
G reek. sage, Salon, on being
asked by Ike wealthy Croesus If court with a long white plume
his haL A friend laughingly aal
“ TIs a very fine feather tnde
Jh st you are wearing, BtT lor«
Grant men continue ta rontrl- **T. u*,~ replied tha earl, "and I the past representative* of (th e
but# ta lip) understanding, Ideals mark ye this, f r l* * 4 It la with different elasaks have been work,
and happiness ' of tha world out a stain, aa It belooves each lag far eama time In the hast
on tha ronatiiuUea. Thorn Work
through in# ages, after they harr one of us to be."
Ami thti ripreaset to ms the 1 ing on this committee were Betty
passed on Into eternity. The namr
of Robert It Lea not only remains world's opinion of the South's West, Edwin Hr*nan, from - tha
unaulliebl and unattached tut l-rralrst soldier. One of America's eanlar CUaaj Susan Klrtley ahd
steadily grows In Ita Inspiration most nolle grntlrmen, whose me Mack Cleveland, from the Jualar
to earning generation*, not for inary we honor today, Robert E. CM**; Emmett lie radon Irani the
acphomoie class, and Edna Sea.
what ha Had of dkl, but for what Uv. "without a stain." ktrih from the freshmaa class.
he was. A .
.
Tha bitterness and hatred he.
tween the aeetljna Involved in
our Civil War pro now forgotten.
Thinking historians ha longer re
gard the. Norik as entirely right
nor tha Bppth wholly .wrong. No
longer la Robrrt E. Lee condemned
’jy thoee .residing above Manor
sod Diana's line .for .they see that
he was laddlng hla rwn people Ir
what he was convinced wa* a
Just cause,-apd with, this strong
conviction could take no other
course.' ' 7
* And they honor hla mrumry fm
tha kind of man that ha was, for
tha nobility, a/ character rvl.
deneed In Hu roodpet after suffer
ing - hie great lose. Rorrowfully,
with broken - heart, hat without
rntrod or roauutumnt. ha act about
tha completion of a Ilf* of atrrice
4
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S anford la T he Only C entral
Florid a City A ffording Rail, H ighw ay
And Water T ran sportation
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , MO!
Ita lia n s
lic e n s e
Ah m u i h
M em b er A s s o c ia te d
NUMBER l» i
l ’ rc s s
Tag
Bombers Continue To Motorists Urged T9
Attack Tobruk As Buy Licenses Now
Siege Forces Pre And Avoid Usual
pare For Assault Last Minute ~
a■r?
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S a le s H ig h e r ,i
B r itis h A rm y
Meeting
20,
R oosevelt Begins T hird T erm
Saysjinkinipledged T o A rm F o r D efense
A re
S c a tte re d B y
Directs
iY , J A N U A R Y
President Joinn I n
.Supplications F o r
Defense Of Demo
cracies And Peace
Congressmenk HI—ipi^
Clash
A t Lease-Lend HearinK
,
ru n
While there has been no
rush cf moteriel* lo register iM ir r
vehicles and secure new llceMW
plate* for 1641, a report made
Saturday to the State Motor V*(»
hide Department *howa a tub*
-Initial Incrrn-r in #alei ovef
Egyptian budnn.
the aatye period
of , ,the previous
Th* capture of
l . Ka*<*1«.
-----------------held
,
,,
■ 4y the Fascists tlnrr July, w as; yr*r, Jno. 1>. Jmkin*, LV.unty.
----A
Carrie,I out by "numerically In lav collector. Mild today.
ferlof' force* against
t well
The number rf tag* arid and
equipped enemy, l.ondop. **ld.
irportrd to tlie iik tor vehicle
British bon'bei* continued to
•attack Tobruk where »iegc force* commission to Jnn Itt, lu ll, wua
Waiting in sltaek when the 1,7IS, while in the same period
Ihe Libyan bate were in 19)0 there wrir 1,607 lags
weakened,
wild, Mr. Jinkiim *nnouncrd. Tht*
, _____ n Axis planet were shat I* an Increase of III*.
•down yesterday In a spectacular
The amount remitted for tag*
m m air attach on the ueslegvd
British fortress of Maltn In thr lo Jan. 18. ltfll, was >26.892.03,
Mediterranean.
and to Jan. 18, UM0, the toth)
Considerable damage was done
Shown a t (ha helm of a rail, to civilian Vrvpvrty and Malta* am >23,811 06, « gain of >2378.58
Word* fly thick and fast ns RcptVscntaltvo
road-engine U Luther S. HarkeyJ dOO-yeaV.ohl church
bombed over the previous year.
S<d liloum, chairman cf thr lloulr Foivlgn At.
who la general chairman of the- far the acc'ind time In lit hours.
"Thor* ha* been a steady reg.
flrtt'annual Rati read Evangelistic
fairs Cumin litre, and Hamilton Fi'h, of Nov
Only one British plane was lost laterlng of r*r> by motorist*
Conference Which Is now under lit beating "t the large-iral* at since, the new lag* went on sal*
York, stage n verbal battle al hearing on II"'
way a t the Qtty Hall. Mr. llsrkey tack, Wi ,
said. A
flowed three dlve- Dec. 2,* Mr. Jinkln*
I'resiih id's lend.lease bill. Secretary of tt »r
la an englnaer with the Atlantic tom birr j
tt In quick succes number of prison* who bought
k1 the *rStinson had Just left thr witness stand when
Coast Line.
'
sion m.
by German Slukas plain tar* for some models of
front, KeIlloum accused I’lsh, I unking Republican on the
Fords, Plymouth* and Chevrolet*
late 6a. r ~ — T~*w-----iv frontier,
( Fascist quarters tn Rone have have romr in *nd eirhanged them
hat Urge
Indicated that the German and for tags In the "II arrlet, th*
,nv for a
Italian air force* have Juined In tax collector »ddrd.
an effort to "wipe out' Malta and
Money rrcrivH from tag* salte
eevtr thr Mediterranean at It* Is appioprtatnl tiy the legijlslu r*
narrow waistline.)
to the school funJ for payment
Tha shooting down of IS enemy of salsrlss of school teacher* and
plane* brought to et least 26 the I* distributed by the State back
number of Axis air raider* shot to the counties on the "teacherdown over Malta In the pa at two unit” basis, Mr. Jinkln* explained.
!,L William H»tkr-r
day*. 10 or 13 raldrn having
"An extension of lime to Feb.
ins i ■ mm
nLJen! of tJtke Mmy
been brought down Saturday.
I ha* been granted by Gov. HoL
iii!nmi-i Vo
no ftiljutnrit
Britlih motorised unit* pur land, but tbrrr Is no Indication
suing fleeing
Italian
soldier* that any furtbrr extension will
■* i
w-w
on ‘*Tnp r n itc l v! h«* V"
*long the
200-nillc
Sudan#** be given,'' the tax collrctnr said.
tell
*h" regulii
front were believed last night to “Mobcists who have not don* so
in lak
Lake
e Man
Mm . Ho pin**
hava
crossed
th*
border
Into
Ital
ere
urged
to
secure
the
new
taga
n A jt a v . JtVhard “ Dick" DroCii‘ftri(i|f and f radhi g the e Uc hegin at 7 t" .. .I.-V
ian E ait.A frica after forcing the
ben,-yallraad engineer and pas. Fascist* 'tr im Kassel*, the l*M now and avoid the rush that la of the prnjioard Seininolt County Raker is schi .tilled I < v
bound lo com* before the tlma ifi.wpiUl at MrllonvlUo Avenue lll.KI I1. M.
^g g ild Spptlgt .church In Rock. Angh*Jdryptl,n Sudan city held la up," Mr. Jlnkina said.
After the Ulk. t i H.,k
to
i t tha ne. by Feumlori Mueaoilnt'e men.
Registration cards showing the ^to*\ Bamnd HIm lL' I* ii«i*-i*01tUf,
m iw tr qiik'Nliotiw on the Ailtiv
ViVT %tcin *oon, K K.
Uounhobj
TheJRr M tttatt precarious'after
at of
I. tag number, together will
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v
A
lt
(’ortw, ric#|»t in tmtanccA
-attorney. s*kl,UuUy,
II
nation by
ctftTNcatfi show in -Ohtuty
m of
w Ih'CC tne Infr rmatlmt jwrtatns
lowing nrrangnorntR made ■t”
the BriUsVilht 4 tails na withdrew ownership, should be
railroad mea. bul'lfee arertge In 1brve daya ago from Kaasala, only
moatinr uf thr Hoard of County to M<rrct military irtin tk a . Tl<
■t thf (ex rolloeter’a o
(
CormnUMomm Satunlay to 8jdll Army officer yy* b i
dividual" at the opening eeetlone U tulle* from Italian Eritrea.
epplylnr for new tags.
Bptah at* the Niinunl IMnnen Nirb>
tht proji-ct inD« t>»o jiart-k
I t was enly yeitarday, however.
|of the Railroad Evangelistic Con.
Mr. llminhold' i ( inpliaEUrd that In Luke Mnry, t*uI won prevent* I
ferene* a t the City ,11*11 ye*ter. Ibat the British apneuhted r m .
clearing th*' land win n »rpar>itc by Utnrff'*..
cu pa lion of the town th« Italian*
day.
Thr* piogrnin ib under thr ilifiojn huildinir thr lionpihad captured last July. ,
Rav. Brother* epoko at the
tal* and thul I uimIn to conAtmcl irchi.ii uf thr |akr Mary < li.n
night rvangellatlc mealing on the
the hohpHuL
If had hot ><t her of t Kininrrrr, and thr cimiin
trr on %\ranjrrirrnts inriudr« Mr
Urging Hanfonl irardetirrE to tnwn approkril
subject of “despondency versus . Q u a d r u p l e t s B o m
Hope," and discussed the orartl-I ^
* W rI1
erect bird houaei and com|H‘li /
party of official* wriit lo Bnd
ThiniBj* IMiliriir***
certainty
no i
for c*»h prltea In the tinnl. i., Orlando Knday t » runfrr «*tli -1 ( 1 11 IntU'Vlllr. N i ' , Mi
caltty, workability al
Club s contrst, an official of lh« t M, Ooggunn, hum nupcrviaoi bn .Mr*1 Hoy 1lo«rJ| of ta k r M..i
tha Christian'* hope.
lot Italy of Ik-legatre
‘
from
rail,trei
read group*
Id today Gist
Oiat
**purp1i
tht WI'A,
WPA, ..it
hi the hospital pro>i
"purple !j ih*
prop vt. •nri Arthur Tonikin»on. prr*nl' ••«
MICHIGAN CITY, tad.. Jan. club said
Africa In eeven aUtrra — Washington.
.0 —IJ1 — Mr*. Eva Swanson, martins live almost exrlualvrlv and Mr (."ggsns thru agiciil of th* Isikv Maiy f Imiiihi i
Kentucky,
Mlnneenla,
lllliwi*. 3b, who weighs
pounds and on gnats and mosquitoes, am i'in con la it tin- Htate office in Cnimm-nr
bolding a martin house will help I Jacksonv ille with n
view.ifwi - I Game- will hrplated
mi
North Carolina, Pennsylvania ami
had put tha flnlahlng Indiana— have already arrived in has be«n previously childless. clean up the mosquito pc.t "
! -tinging f>" «"ik t" tteginItnniid fre«htnent* will '.te .cited
gave birth to quae
i a new attrpriie *tThe official said that ••martin •istely on <lest mg. grading, and j
r—* / a Cae.
iye against Gibraltar, altond,the elg-dar conference, and three girl* and a
•arlan section 'In It, Anthony'* houses should contain 12 or niori | Irainlng tin Innd, Mr. llou.hiddi r
tha thlhane, perhap* more are cipcctod later.
0 . E. Rolilna, euparintcndenl of HoapJtal. ,
compartments, at th* bin), nr. *atd.
en outre
Included in the party were I
the Atlantic Coait Line'* Jackmother J* doing "fine." aoclable and always
■onvlllo district, welcomed the dr. The bablee have been placed tn . Each compartment must be dxtiiA. Dyson, rhairrnon of the llnan
legate* to Hanford yeeterday on Inrubator*.
Xfl Inches, the door 2 1-2 Inches* '1 County t ommlasloners, hslwatd
W A S H I N G T O N , J h ii j o
♦
behalf of the railroad official* and
Th* w ilt of Mflbert o . Swan high and two Inch** wide, or if ' Hlggln., representing the City of
Wiihiiiti S, KlllJiIfti'ii, till H I
and the City, Brief welcome ad- son, a factory smaloyt hare, Mrs. circular It must bt 2 | J Im-hr. -ianfotd. ami Mr. Iloushuldn
.1ressea were made by the Rev. Hwanaon Is of ellgM build, only nigh and two Inches wide, or if Follow It,g the ronftrrm e. Mi gciMiiil if Hu* t>ffir>- uf pi *mIit,
lion himMiiKi'tiH'iit, iipjiinlfil
i
Delegate* from
tight
cltle*. W. P. Duhrman, Or. R. D. Brown four feot, I t inch** toll. They circular It must bo 2 l.g 'ln rh r. Goggtn. wrote the ...................... Iwriiiiy f"i nti “nll.t ui pnluit
lee, and ttie Rev, Clarence He- hove born married four years. In diameter. Each compart..,. ,,! I"™ Jhi.l "we have rt^eived |».
a ru*'
uf
American
Otg'iTiiiitt;.
' I>inehl, who wUhad eucceta to the
fru,n ,h<' •
suh
In Chicago, Dr, Norris Fiah. must have ventilation ami dtutn '
I new venture In furthering an be In, rdltor o f th* Jeornal of th* «»e." It wat pointed ou t
. * ,u
a 'c h lte c t. plan* bar kill by rvrry mnihtrir a nri pi*
evaarclUtlc program among mil* American Medical Association,
Ventl'atlon end drainage ' i . * , i"«forn, the grading
1 " uf *-(( u4pint'll I Bvaiiiibh*." («* hij
Ih,* ply llii' nerd" of lilt' ricfi'HM* |•i ••
roadera.
eald In commenting boon multi. Important In any bird bouse, .ml!prfP»*««l t . unty h c p lt.l
«iBin
ducat epeakara for the week Tile birth* In gtotoral' that moat in th . fcoding .U tlo n . a . well
J ’' / "
* u,k^n, rw n ,ly
11 w u
iUUon* •* wrll. JcBB)
In u I*-ilor lo Wnllri M I
Include 0 . II. Pag* ef tha A. C. L. were by Caesarean eoetlon.
In Kavannah, Ow, and the Rev.
hou»T, bufIding^iwtu*|n m l .t ,1|«l ,’r0j*ft lo r ",,.,ln," ‘ *" *'*"l*1 ’> |Ur. l" .-n l. nt uf tin- N«l
In be 11-00
until othrr erreiigi im „t* ' A»i-ciMt mn
of Munufu. Itu,
i J . 0 . J. Taylor, alaa of Eavannah.
rtb
l. ot t u f t ' s
can ho made
! Knud..-., urged Indus.,y tn
Tha aerrko tonight will begin at
on F irst HtreeL
oecd lu
jj,
Housholdrr said lh»l
i uprrale tit supplying infnrnml
1lilO o'clock and staging and trualc
t h e NTOH, N. J h Jen.
•week step* were taken tu swine .......... iiillunsl rensu* "f ph.
|will open tha pregtwm, U 8 . 0 # ; - — New Jersey crop* dsrinw 18*0
sil advance cf money nccc*«a, > |
. quip,,lent which the N
t key, railroad engineer who la were reported tho ■host In the
to compile the architect s plan* ! yj Hni| afflllata.l nrganlsal
{directing (he rW erencr,.w ill be uaat !• yeatu. Tho Rtota AftlcuL
ttarhed
tu
the
ap
cqulrvd
to
be
a
comprising the natlunal Indus'"
' I he principal* apaathor. Railroad tuns Departments told that thr
plication for allucatlun of iii.uu > jruuntll nre spoils',ing
-* fam llln and Otben Intacta lad art nsnnr w-ws valued a t mot* than
liy
the
WI’A.
Elton
Houghton,
Invited te attend.
f 15.000,000.
Perils Cited By
Chief Executive
Brlttih troopa In E ait Africa
Were reported today to have
raaUd
two
Italian
division*
(about 81,000 men), and Inflicted
j 14)00 casualtiea in fierce fight
ing around Kastals in the Anglo-
Ian Armies
ither Reduces
i Warfare In
. Of Britain
Evangelistic
!Meeting Opened
By Rev, Brothers
Grading Land At
Site Of Hospital
/ill S t a r t Soon
te* O f R a i l .Groups From
,-k, w jt eg Are Here
Baker Will Talk
In Lake Mary On
Army Air Corps
tta je c t Is Divided
i Into Two Sections; I
Plans Being: Drawn Bt
wiii •i""t
Building Of Martin
Houses Is Suggested
To Indian* Woman
KnudHcn Colin For
Bijf OefetiHe Kffort
Delegates To Attend
Meeting Of Woodmerf
Sanford Kiwanians
Speak In Umatilla
|Bg 'it'Jgtth*. ’
,ve Tea And Fl»p-J
es; Plan Supper Fi
Edward y . Lane, past heuten archltret. meanwhile is proceed. I
. . . .
.
The demand fur apidu «<•••
* * t governor of thle K lw .nl. dis. mg with plans for the hospital
.“ f,
3- 0
Sharon which when flnlshetl will b* |.rr- liali-line. In gun sights ho*
went to U m au la today to .peat •anted to WI’ A offklaU with the mulatvd duvolopmcnls -f
»|dd" "(anchca In England
W a r * the club Ihoro In obaer. roqueat for fund^__________
•* tetoM lub day.
Mr
*8* NUtory of
J * ^ n ' 8 1mron u lk cl
an Robert E . Lee,
> tk* n t k aiuilvergl • ( tho /leal
Canning^Kitchens Open To Public,
Says County Demonstration Agent
“rUi'
* j w n e ,a , <t t r £ |g;
Mk
t. B.
County klUhena at Sanford ondlcuua* Ipollaga."
AndrewOviedo ’ wtrr> opened
laat week |said and added. This precea.
opei
'th
e
moat
Important
part
uf can
and ar# available lo people who
want to do their canning now. nlng
brinflnf vcK«t*blcB ,"t
* ir' “ •* v 8 j go| to Do. Mrs. Reva Andrew*, homo demonKlwanl* •tratton agent sold today. Mrs. U. canning It T* a go«l Idea to •>•>A.- Howard will bt In charge of servo tho rule of two hour* from
th* Sanford kitchen located at garden to can," ah# said, “tjip. t
iS lK W r tt F irst Street and th . handing of food prevents start.
gives
»
Or lode kitchen will be supervised Ing o f epoUage and
sweeter
mere
fresh-from-gaiby Mia. A- D. Vant.
The County furnishes tho super- drn tnete."
Thousand* of quarts of fo.nl
vtaor and equipment far tha work
and thee* who wish to mao th* hare been canned In these kltch.
In th* | M , giving g»ud
aheuld bring their own
l The
* ' to U
*
up
an nine of food
rlth the defense ptugrnm because
•elf sufficin'l
t make* na me
inf ntakaa mo
canned ft, od
vallabla to pm i who caanut
DU
Dlnkel, M n. (W.
WUUam Noetla.
For Flag Incident
j ft
*
‘ <-i-a-4g
Thousands Jam Cap
itol To Sec His
t o r i c Ceremonies
W A SH IN G TO N . .Inn. uo —
•A’ i
Tin' i-' muIih I th ird -te r ra
iMituy n i*i, f mil
hrnuifht
to
Ilmtsi-v Hi |min v fo u r
moffi
in r-id r n t ml
vetira
nlrondy
i'l,‘ilii>'il tn n-urm intf th e un
til,u fiq 1id ui i|pfpit!*p in a
Wul' lin n world
10 ilti* (luiiill service bolou*
11» 4 he c ap ital to
burouit tin 11nly prrKidrnl rlrcted
hit
Mill. | trim, I hi* rhlrf r*pni l ni " m
m
HtipplimUons f or
H 'i)l |'t it u cin*| drfrfl**i‘ uf tho
S11*1 ' it .Ml lb IIHH'riU It’N.
I.i titc |b<iti-.aniih niNBRcri be
lt Mi* »npit 1 oml other mIII.-it 1bimitlimut Mu- land, lloone>.n 111tii I.i ini **11 l his* purpose fur
ti . 11•■\1 tniir yntiH in office:
Ir> tin luce uf bti r i»t perils
in ii
i.tftM,
r run mitered, our
tn nn |itii|tuse iu to protect and
i
l" 11 » touti‘ Ihe integrity of
ih ,||i>miii \ Vm tint %
mt muctcr
lb.
(mi it ot America, and the
Dog Racing Is
Ranked As Big
Industry H ere
tutu
if
A me I ten
\ i i ii*, I i-ri ninny at which Hen.
n
\ VVi.llsee w ii Inaugurated
. ....
...i.i. i.i .tirrre.ling John N.
l,
. Hi.' chief executive also
l|t t 1)11 I I
••Th. hnpfi of thr republic n r u
o.M f» M-vi'i tolerate cither un*
tk.il poverty nr Aelf-Bervinf
- i'1'
(Jot* nm‘ITI|» M Mil
bti*r* -( ( " 1till'*
1 nip' i at v
jrruidttand**
and
•vraronrtj btl'ini'Hu in
Srmnod- 1 lib -o hi iv with
*eatB
Btllln(f
Uoiintv ini<I bntiiM mol.- ouoo
..tp .lh
at
12
tu tlO -W Bl*
into thr muntry than •uiy
|rutkisri wlona 'tre e li on tha Uo>
c uiaaAM«
of timr^h Thay wrill
1'O'tliit
rarrpl
O tW
ulintii 2VP00 Bpeflatora.
H|ti‘fo t | ftdd thr Udtif /
MiiMitniiili* untrheri blitofy Ift th*
tin\ oi it i« K'dttr ' * - t
m. ikinie from office and
tMiiiiiHM and ten* af thouilflw*
of iiihern att«mpted ta »<*« tha
pi to >K*mn front aidiwalkB.
ItoibiinffR were amply BWBlhad
m m l. wiiitn and bln# bunting.
i It'll banners baarinif UkeneBBOlB
>f liooftevelt and Viee Pr^'Bldent•Inij VValUre fluttereiS ill tha
Ml brei'ie tn rr dnurwByB, All
I.I
jniil ho mew ijisjiiyi'd the
Villi in un fin/ Sonn* wire riet. i kt. 11 in n il, whit* mid blue
t.cbt*> k'lvmit tlii i a pit b I u trl i itbm d tioiida \ i»l nm-phci
Sunday ralput tlo fmiRbing
mum, titai «tldra*«
Itotnrinns Hear Talk
On Operation Of
Pari - Mu(ueI Plan
I k1**Ml 1 (<*« t, > 1 il t '.i
................
1tit k f i l l i
f
|
i it* r
jid d Itiii in
'
k> til it'llc ■
..............
u bilk Ji lift
!
11"
Mite n l Mill
i
|
lit fM i
JI 1 1*
• .»• '
•
ii
M.
:*b d a y m •
1 i ,i h h
,ee| tk l.it
III
f 1*4*1 iu :it f h i t <11•11 1 • i
>1 UI c u it l M1 It'll 1u r th e
. i*i*l I . I
b ,k- d „ v
t 11- t M il 11'riu V WI I ' lu a t *
II
rvt | k u i - a t
........ .. | ' 1) k JI 1)' 1id ik I'll)
v,
,1 ' Il li I jli- i M|M*I
1l h u r r h .
III bee |riU |f W 1th II tt « (J L
II..I •
. h .b lu b .f l
I k
Or if t ld r n t
't «d 1 U1I III i K l u Mild tMtoliit la ib f t i
1 •' .'if 1 111t -Mb Ml "U K 1 on t h r
.1l k.,.
______ _
. 1 if ,,
1<
; si' >. 1M
i kIn H IU |*l (!) »
*j IIud U kt -I 411%III
|Mt - idt id -nil c
m pew No, 14
^iiidiitii'f E>ery
Vfjtili-on ban oc-
I t U(ti) d t ll» ' II lilt |*l‘kt
IE.... . n il i *tubi»hik Tm!
City News Briefs
ultoOtrr
I hi ! * ' i vt b--• Ip taUit ti d ilu* cutu
I ............ t ,il Ii ihIhij;
Um historic
t it til t ti "I i’f rjiirhlitf fill ftrrv• ■" l till’ UI ( IIW
lull of I It lll-
9\
M'ltH I'A, th#
Mm my ■Inm b
11Jit MUi « Jt,w it ak< t| Li |hm) with
ill* J' m - i'U-iiI in It fivr.miliutc
rUilm 111tllldli. JRP*t
A i ]| .111 u clock \u Id ! the
VVtiiti IlutXBt' iiiiiJ ftdlowrd tha
tt
IH
mi nit I
|in n « iJc
i
o ij U*
« lurin'
1%iiiiHy buhiii A venue tu U*C cap>0*1
(Irbillllo
1 Jit y an
Curtcr,
CtMlpll
tint I Mi
II U4M IIIJ.M
J keen AC
Jituntf aSuluribiy*
mi il
is,
II L Hu
I l i t r e , |iit n iv |rily u u i
itiK in , he
am elc-
l* l‘l,‘,d tu liic I unil uf
(dtolftsFUt e**vd 4«uk ik*
uwtki which ^idh urimlnuicred—
“ ‘ Ml I Ia* (m VliJUn 1wu inauguriitlnna — by
llilcf
Ju aik i
If mnlu ^
Holland BorrowH Hat
To Visit Washington
A permit lo cruet u iw . ■...
gw.Mge was Issued tu Ml- I lulu
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 - V D
tiimi al the City Hall &uluida>
In u hurrowad high hat, Qovlh> building lu I- rreiti-d on
hmifurd Avenue will cci|t mImuI tim .r Hulland did the honon for
Florida yesterday at a round of
tea* and recrptione preliminary
A hi.yearly installation
uf. lu , In- presidential lnauguratkeu
lie arrived yesterday morning
flier* will be held by the San.
ford Lodge No. 87 of the I. O. wit). Mrs. Holland, a fotlnwing <T
state
officials, honorary
(I. F at thalr hall on Fourth
Klrrrl and Pina Avenue, lumglil and their ladles.
at H:.1U o'clock.
Two allowing* of the passion
1
play, "Golgotha," will Ik- preM-nted tomorrow at
Brmlnolr
High School. Tha matlnre will
Fair and continued cold.
tie ahown at l i l t o'clock, and
the evening parformanca begin* In th* north and central
at 8 AO o'clock. A email admit. tlona tonight. Tueaday fair
rUlng temper*tacaa.
(Jon will be charged.
LOCAL WEA
t
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W l * dli■■i'll M
wr r v i
rlanoo,
iM . t f r - w v J i * *
S . , S S J T S S 3 , |? P «
jMt*r far
rA
n :™ harvest a year ■**
raid dry weather tm lto d
k decreased M r tt tf of straw*
rite In F lsride.,
raps of Increased i t r u j i wsra
■s Including winter toms.
,Ua* of winter Tf*«t»bl»«
to bo hssvlor then
tfco Florida track
§
dU,
kale, Ultoco and spinTbs outlook was for a sharp
ttfon In winter strawberries
the t a m s « at early rabp^a^^Spttng«crap shaltoU
k fe llL '
FIGS No. 1 can 10c
SffffS B V
ANSWER! The tails point In opposite directions. The rnsrtce el
tho beginning are two Inverted commas, while two opralrophti are
used at the close. >
Stewart Says—
C o n g r e ss F r o w n s
A t H o p k in s C o o i
O n L on d o n V isit
,
I.
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l
J ;;
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1 m o v e
"!i J I W h i c h m a n y
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' --if*
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JlvJ[a K UA**\ t. *- t i
9n t ,sd Wey Peed,
sot Load Co. Ts Seminole
Mortgage
LLE, Jsa.' - II i‘s ' p r e l i m i n a r y
ig« allotment for
i rat at IMsl-acrra
roltural Adjustment
n . 4a. Washlrifctra.
sense*, plus a per diem allowance.
Tee. rejoin congraeslenal critics,
but what's a per diem allowance
except a salary under a different
name. Their suggestion Is that the
general aooountlng 04Bce should
have a votes relative to the legal*
Ity of the per diem Item, and m a y
be relative to expenses, too, conrid.
erlng that the whole affair la ah*
eolutrly ungovetnmenlaj. '
it .
The trip likewise la eoenpared
with the tour made by Colonel E.
M House, in President Wilson's be
half. before out entrance Into the
last World tear, and It'a slgnlflcsntly recalled that that was pro*
liminsry to our own participation
In conflict No. ( .
:
When this new B evfoty-Ievw U
congress eonvenod It was frosty
gusrlsdi i *
■■
m u l o r i end
r e presentailves
on Capitol H ill
in
W ashington
look w ith circlcl.
Coffee Lb. 12Vic
g LB. M l
BUTTER____Me
^w xow r M M D ^
T T .' the
Dressing Qt.. 19c
B IS C U IT
4*w«W"w
1
Com Flakes pkg 6c
rLAPW*a e n u t s r n
Baby Food can 7c
rrew n sn e
." t n u
.
rj"*.n n * s i» n *
NO. 2VX
CANS
s mko . m *»
SPINACH .... 25c
BABY WHITE LIMAS, Springtime
rURNIP GREENS, STRING BEANS
CUT BEET£i MORTON IODWRD
RED BEANS or TALL TOMATO
VIRGINIA ‘SWEET
• ’i - j
STAN OS
best
FLOUR '£ 23c
eel d i s f a v o r .
^ " “ ^
T h i y ’ re n o t
Mwry Hophlns making format
*’ m 'F*4 (A
tnecfhie about
we hove praaUsany the o
II. but It's the subject of plenty of laUre body left on earth t
converse lion off the two legisla functions lndependeotly i
tive floors. U's to be overheard ttve diets lion and that
Cram Republicans and antl-New had better stand pal foe
DS*1 Democrats, probably amount* raeognlUon of Its right*.
lug, ail t*ld, to a elsable majority of
oongraso’ membership.
Harry's adverse critics don't dieConsequently our lawmakers, an
llho him personally, but he's so an avenge, emphatically a n sco
close to the president that t think fflive to anything that t ie y beUevv
perhaps they're a bit Jealous of Savon of eaocuUva enorooehmont
tilm. Aa a tremendously aetlva upon their governmental branch's
NOW Dealer, he’e held roeponoiUe
by the “satis" for a big ah an In
InsUgeUng various New Deal pol
icies that they've objected ■ to
throughout the current admtnlotn*
tlon. They £ound fault with hta
Judgment--------ae Works Program
lU_ ad^
commeroe. Ever stnoe F, Di.'s
._____
u se -_________ _________________ ___
tious reference to "Tommy the ] point. He's meet U he» tho pnri*
Cork" they've colled Harry “Harry dent’e best friend, hut toe many
the Hop.” That destgnatlon is fair-1 eongrassmen doom him Overly ar
ty representative of their estimate retie to trust—honoot and, la his
of Mm.
way, Intelligent, hut * M t t / t f
P in t they sey that ha .Isn't a he's a spokesman they're afraid
•unable man to t r u e t a n o m is -.N H mlsexprsm us. If h a s an InIke ’ veetlgstor they’re alrai
fffl . molten he brtnge book
rid I w ed by his own past
It dices. Furthermore,
rts want any envoy sent a
•ay whom they haven't pi
Iri 100 per-cent weren't e
ira to Harry and it makes
NAVY, BLACK
GREAT NORTHERN
C tp i
Chicken A Mushroom)
‘t o m a t o r
2 cans 13c
n i
f 2
Tea Rolls pkg 5c
'j f a A W
Sandwich 10c
-2*/ BB;
*• IW
' ..
LOAF
8oda or Gnth
Softwist.... 8c Full
1-lb. b«L
ECONOMY CLUB OR SIRLOIN
STEAKS L B .......
BLACKHA1
.>
Kerosene GaL 9c
Apple Sauce 7ttc
Honey 5 lb pail&c
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT OR
w L L SB unrs
t■
Gems Can .... 9c
■••O BALL
Corn Meal pfc 8k
upon
VROBTABLM BRING PLANTRD
FORT F1RRCL, Jw . ] M l p » •la))—a t Lucia'county's Bpring
vegstable planting H u t s | t now
In full swing, with ncranffs" to*
creases In m « t crape u p rated,
according to County Agent Mprati
FVRCHA8E
S A U G T ^ llH c
«"*»<> s a u k K r t i r r
By C H S I L U P. STEWART
■rscaet as 810,000 84-quert
Central Proas Columnist
r oomparod with *04,000
* r . The acreage of tomato.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS as
South’ Florida for harvest signment of Harry U Hopkins to
1 winter and Spring was In. Visit war-time London as hie per
I ns 18.0001nemo, mare than sonal representative or spokesmen
or Inveetlgetor
tho BIOS acre* harvest last
> '
: n or In »omt oth’. - ■
9 *r not St all
J clearly defined
;
T cspaclly unmlr••; W u m ^ U talc ably u se a
f ; Sanford T o , Seminole
Hj-pro ft 9c qt 16c
rose
7V4c
BLEACH Q t..... 8c
rated production of commtrirly Irish potatoos for Fall
later hareset lit Takas and
Florida was fo rem it to be
109 t o t a l s , compared with
Qall data Dos! <
■ is. n .n
MACARONI
|U sv. ’
I ' l b . Maatsr To
Credit Assn.
FANCY
BUIE
PINS 3 Dost.... 14c
asanfteftt o»
bulletin sold production of
.crop snap brans In Florida
id lea ted as dotfUe the light
itbn a year ngo of 1,1911,-
t," p t m
TALL
CAN
to bulletin said carlot ship,
hi wsra “som e*hat light'’ dur*
Into December duo partly to
■and holidays and partly to
ratable weather for harvest.
■nd shipments would bo atdvrlng January, the bulletin
vtsd.
rrsogas o f. rammerclal truck
• reported to dan. JO in tho
I winter and Muring producing
S total 410,090 seres for this
sn compared tilth 364,080 In
l- m increase rof 10 percent,
agriculture marketing service
Esd, adding last ssason’s
re for Winter and Spring
was restricted by unfavor.
.:1
COMMERCIAL RED BLISS
�**
■
—
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rill, Highway
And. Water Transportation
Established In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID,
Turn On Red
Light Banned
In Ordinance
JANUARY
17.
London After.1A Night Bombing
£ sy .; .
hi Italian losses In
at 70.000 killed,
or taken prisoner
and tJioie returned to Italy
far froitblta treatment.
~ THa R. A. P. announced
■totbar raid on the airdrome
at Catania. 8ldly* a report
ed air raid h u e for German
M e>M
hi th e Axis offensive
Advene* of aargery tlnco the
agslart Om IM I ttir u M B fte«L
i t war In the treatment of
s A l aathoriutlya London lo u rti wounded waa dtocrlbed by Dr.
United Philip D. Wilton; arriving In New
York from EngU nd, where he
of the
■erred a t chief Burgeon
ai
N
p o u tb ly
i Hoep
t
anulhwrat
tbn W est Indian.
A M WaRSppr controlled by the
ndon. A profrunr at l.olum.
LfOfefiO f o r t i c n
offleo
prater- bta Unlve/eity. D r. Wltenn "aw
■crvtca l a T r a n c e In Ihe la»t war.
e l U t t i m d « throoi" and ad.
»«4 R w ld e p t K oom elt to with.
tm
th aw arah lp *
from Hawaii
I the k n t Way to knap American
Thai (iaw a t hr tan J*p»n*te
Market Cannot
Simply Demand
. .
‘•M W
elon from Ufa. Lehman.
The CommiMon alao passed an
ordinance regulating (he u m ' and
P q tie s In Bill
B ig ExplosionH H eard;
(icrnian Planes
Stponsoritiff C om m it- D e le g a te s From All
P
a
r
ts
Of
C
ountry
4 te e TKknks T hose
Wi l l
P a rticip a te B a lk a n s J itte r y A s
W ho G ave To Fund
R um ors C ircu late;
About l*f» didi'iiMtr* nod i‘ |'»,nk
Officer* and mrtnlipr* of itte
Illu striou s Is H it
BfniJnoIr County «| miiimii iuy rtim. ora from diffctrid pwit* of thr
*-*■ 'J
-The traffic ordinance, which had
been under dlacuaalon by thr Comminion fer >om* time, Appear.
In full on annther parr of The
Sanford Herald today.
Tha Cotr mIunion alto panned an
ordinance designating the nnrthwe*t comer of Nineteenth Street
and MctlonviUe A venue an “Speer'*
drove Park,” ami the property
wtll ba* dotllratrd by the Halite
llanU on Chapter cf the Daughtere of the American Revolution
on their Koumlrra Day, hVb. H.
One c f the flrat orange grovra
planted in thin aecllnn, Speer',
(trove wan damaged by the ‘ big
freeie" cf IH’.ifl and the tree*
there today are npllt and Iwlated
into blxarre nhapen *< n renult
of the .cold.
Dr. Algernon Speer planted the
grove, and the Ireen which were
le t out ahnent 100 year* ago are
•till beating fruit, Mr. Sayrr nald.
The grove wan owned until re
cently by Chane and C .i. which
tnoveil aotne id IJh- liven
At the dedication ceivlren, a
marker1 will lr plared by thr
D.A.R., and I’ruf A. .1. Hanna of
lioHlna (‘.dirge will make the
Brlncipa) aildrvnn, according ti
Ira. It. J, la-hnian, regent of the
chapter. Dr. K. !> Drnwnlre will
give Ihe Invocation and Mayor
W. C. • 111)1 will upen the raremonlee Q, A. Speer, J r., . de
arendeut ojf Dr. Algemon Speer,
abort iitlc i
Late one * evening the tele.
p atE toSm
phone Jangled ahrilly for atten ln et.I I .tlo a 3
Hon In the office of H. J. l«ehman at the Sanford State Farmere Market. Without looking
up from the draft of papers
rovering hie deak, the market
manager
reached
over
end
picked up the Imtruraent
“Long dlitence from
Knoavilla, Mr. Lehman," the operator
announced.
"Okay, put It Ihrodgh."
«
vltello, Mr. LahmanT We want
E dw ard R l g g im
to buy a truckload of" green* the Cham ber of C Can you get It for uaT
| in Orlando today on"
"Nope, I'm eorry," t
- trip,
gvr replied, “there are not
enough green* grown
around i Members o f
Coro me mlbare to make up a truckload." jrry. No. U
Kn
I Templer.
A t anothar lima a Hotel In wilt meet lonlgbt
fltO o’clock
Chartee ten & C.. wanted a solid *t the Maeoale Hi
’no. D. Jin.
truckload of romalna—said they kin* announced
would m x "any prkw" A fin a l
.
In Pennsylvania needed IJOOO1 The ladtoa o f
Banford
pound* of garlic. Tha market Touriat
*•* Club
h a d a, tea
at
Could supply pellher.
I the Recreation ,HaJl thte
U
after,
Mr. Lehman has long been nocn at 3:0 0 o ’clock. A t the same
of Dm opinion fanasra could time the man af tha argiah
.ataation
make more money by dlrvielfy- had
a ••fto ju ack -^ p art
*
r
*l
Ing their Crops, _ and Ud* ha* the home of llarrv C
Craaasm
t w e^ ann
town proven time and time again Tonight tha . ,
. Will have
by tha orders that are left un- their regul
r a n t p a r t y a t the
n - . i t . - r a Oo rag* h w . l
'hall at It
1
.
, ...
, w*r
, upon a great city, la
shown In thU drama Hr ptelurp Ukyn during the height of the
great fire which ravaged Motion* of London after recent inten.L
lied incendiary-bombIng of the metro,.. It, U r g e arras of Ihe city
have been *et afire and blasted to Up ground, hut the rily keep,
on “ living,”
r
rt
Colorful Gypsy Wedding Party
Makes Dance Hall Of Court House
Injuries.’ Perhape you
they w an lochy—to
tham lying far a w t k
pita] bod. while traWMi
m iltee for th«* <‘h iMrpn’N Ilnntf
Society of Flnridu uiimninrod t<«,
d a y th at a t r ia l of $1<CI till hint
been ra iled by the r o m m itlr e in
this a r e a on n quid* id Sl.lliui
voluntarily a**umed by tbrni In
addition It w t i te p n r t r d that tinCommitter i n n in dotiali' n, id
food alutl*, c h il d i r n ’, Keiitnld>.
and toys.
G r a titu d e to thu»e a im g a te
money, food, rlulhing ......... tin r
article* w** »»prr,»ed h> tin
sponsoring cominlttre
B tate Superintendent
Mitrcit,
C. “ D addy" Fagg jidned tin- In.
;al
comm ittee
111
c , |u e wing
“ de epest th a n k , l« nil whu Imre
a te la tr d In any and m i ) u a t
ltd a t the , m i e lime niarii> an
Vgent appeal for hom e, f "t • Id.
ctninlry hiivo alri-ndy Nlunifiod
S \ K it lN . Irtdod hlna Jiti.
th«*ir intiMilion* »«l |iarllci|»alinir
17 —t M ') - \ French A iU tir
In 4h r
f.r*t
jAiiruisI Railroad
*i(iiudi on mm declared today
KvsnffrliNtU'
t'niift’i cner,
whlfh
lo have
Mink two
Thai
( S i i m r h f ) H.*r*hlp« and pc.
will opvn at the t itv Mali Sundny
ii flrriioon
and
rontiruu*
M i c h dnrnrired a third In th*
through the ftdluv* mg Sunday,
fil'd major naval engagement
of Ihe under lured lodo-Chlnal.u lh rr S Miiikrv, chnirnmn of
rheilnnd war
tho nmfrri'nc*'. Miiiuitmrrd today
U. K Rullina, Miiirrinlrndrht
I \ N f iK O K , Thailand. Jan.
of t h r Atlauiu Ci»a»t l.itir H«ll17 (
l a r g e arale offen
romd arul u nu-mhir of th r t ’d)
sive-* «re being carried out
rommUaioil. Will welcome thr
ht
the
Thai
army along th*
convention to Sanford at the
1.000
mite
Thailand>Indo.
opening: *e»*iou Sunday n ftrrt hiiia frontier. (The French
nooti at If.00 oVImk, and
Mr,
rdm it Itelng forced hack In*
Markey will ir^pond
* * rd
HPophun.
w ealern
O ther *praki‘iH will hr heard
Cn m hml iu *• llhearl
during t h r nlternoon, Mr Markev Naitf uml u MnwMiiin
nrI'rrag
rh e a tra from Daytona Hrarh will
n riiish
Im m hprs
rourod
provide music
a c r o s s On* r h n n r i p l in ii d a y *
ReaaionH uf
the V VHiigrliati*' I i r Ii I ra id mi tin* N n 7 i h a a e n
Conference w ill hf held
each u ln n « i hi* Krone'll c o a s t ItHlay
fright during the week at 7 ‘id
in a n
assault
w hich
fof-*
u clock* Mod everyone interm ted
In invited to ii Mend T h e trmrnmf f tiw r d an i n t r u s i v e o v e r n i g h t
hv
(Serninn
"torch
p rogram w ill open each day at a f t a i k
I); (Ml uVloek w ith a him mm* dk*. m i c f i 'r s " o n D r i s t o L K ntrland.*
runjiimi* and a apeaker w ill tie
Unt* h u n d r e d f i r e s w e r e « e t
heard at U :00 o’clock
ut I l r l s t o L om* o f t h e mail}'
The a fir m oon aea*loria will ports * f en try for C u lle d Htatara
.opai) fit 2;.U o’clock w ith rpdltd- wnr nttppllef. \ l * ^ •*
sr
A wedding pa rly of nearly SO
eoleifull) d r e u e d Hungarian gyp,
else iliiovt* Into S anford y rulerOaf nflertinnh with hortm hiowinf
tra w lla a e *
o n 1 car* decorated * kth bunting
•tlA A»npi n a n f l a A r r i v i n g at
t*
, Ihe Cciuit II uum* i hry turned Ihe F in a l R ites Held
m e bua m e a, ludirilatlon* m m . building Into a pa rty hall with
F or G. I . B led soe
miltee, headed by Mr*. A- K. th e n niuvle and darning, while
Power*, collected ».17 in It* flrat they waited for a r r a n g e m e n t , to
F u n e r a l service, for lle orgr I.
day • work In the drive for fund*
bo hiarle lor Ihe m arriage *1 Ihe Htodsoo, resident of Sunford <■ i
for the campaign agaln»t Infan.
>1.
St ht> iiMmu
■ 1. yyear*
e a n who tilt'd
died at
tile paralyal*. Thl* c o m m itte r U C«th‘ Ire Church here
helil .thii
0 ' * r a hundred people, em
one of the group conducting ape.
rod F u u e r.
d e l <drlrei Tn t h is county.
p la n e * In Ihe Court H oute and
M ' H t m t e ^ g l t h >he He
-W.VP/
- ConaHbultone reeetvmf Tcy the*- i w ^ l b
-wltb- t»u,tne*a‘ (Here,
lift, p i i t o r o f the F ! r i ( fib re diNriiN«ion* end more abe«Jkcrfnnrtnee
are
a*
follow,
S
a
n
dropped everytrung
everyth ing Ui
to w atch
the Methodist
.... .
..
.
•’an - nuoppeu
a irn tne
Cbtirrh,
offiriittinc er* Ntheduled
ford
The Mason* bad ebsrft* of I hi
T h e major i ly of ch u re he* w ill
A. Store!*
fltorr s ' / o o ^ w " *H' U.-itt ! ‘r" y
,ni1 l u t , n ,u ,h * Nervier s t the ifmveRlde, ami
Store! ..I"“ " P uf
lU-X-rw. The burial wbi made in thr l.a kr Virw have it railro ad e v n u g th it m
1 1 0 0 ;: Itaggett*
Haggett* Liquor .........
tlte’iIt (III 111•it* Hill nl ay
inn
ioitij iitna
*1.00; City Shoe Shop r,0r Stan ibiideantaid* an.) other young wo.
O m rtaiy.
Mi 11IH k ey "aktt, uml lb*1 luinley. linger *
Hardware '
r.th- !
11 <’f ll,r l " r , V " a r l e d dancing
Survivor* include t h r
widow. i*l.. ! bl«Y»' bri-ti klivib-tJ uj
ti ut
« W Dretch. SOc; F e r r e , t (;«i
un‘*
,h r f ,r*l H®*’' Mr* C I, Hlrdsoe, m tlnu^hlm .
chell, S1 oo A Friend hOr
\
t h ' < " * " t , l 'l*r l,nUl ,h ’' Mrs It. (* HiikstHi, bulb of San- !■ r, 1 tk. Hiiiulny af tiTMi'nri
Friend. 1 1 0 0 ;
H a r r y 1* I.r/iu r ‘ '••••"« ............ . Hie pa rty rho.e ford; « non, Merilfin ftlrdRor i f a,, ipla ill I in* cimib*r**m«
Hlorp, 50c
j (um tnem mid u hirlrd the glrU
I’ll! |di', uf th** rnnfi-i cm
T hiii| mi, two brother*, Troy IlletU
M r ila rk i'V , ti t«» or
fiOc; Mill
Mickey'* I’h a r m a r yV,
!" rm
" u'*w fD“ti*r two
’ tylr
A” pmhi of Jay, and C*u* Vtladaur of
**, r,0c; Hdl
mURir
youiiR
• ti
p rrm umni
(Cnlnind
Hardw are, | l . 0 0 ; Colonial Clean,
Anduhi'tui, Ala.; two aiRtera, Mr*
II
Bil'PtM’d
*M
lt
ufld
did
tap
arul
era, 6 0 e , Seminole Cleaner*, M ir.
I ih I h1
AsNiickiiiion.
p.ti
Ida Au«Hn,
JaikNonville,
and
i•
b
f
liamt-"
whih
the
Min'ctatnrs
d a I let I he (iltb-oiiH A r* (•
A Friend, 28c; The Outlet, l i o n .
Mr* John
W«H n.
C’h a n r e l b r .
Mi'laudeti
Hubert*' tlrocery, $1.00; A Friend.
|• uMvo of (lie fitdeoiH Milk bt
irranddauirMiTR, one i
Unnriii^ j>i n ■t '•injrinjt eonliruini Ala ;
rd ol tin* meet mi;* i< i«
28e; A M Swalm. *1.00; Snu.k. I utiril word cmtill* tlml F a th er J J (viandnuti mid one u it’Ht-|{raii<l I
Ilnu*e. 8 0 c ; A Friend. 28r. Vnl.
•ii o* ariai *is mg tin ............
daughte r
•
h
•
llagban
a
m
dd
m
arry
the
m
u
.
lie* Hotel, *2 00;
City
Drug
« ha 11 in nr i Mini
|
If) |)ie «burch T h e p artv mim ore, ftO,-.
id ililerenl itijkc p•**i■11
! ..... lialelv f i t m id a parade, led by
J V. Penney Co., *3 0(1; IM Iy ,ilii bride and bridegroom, and
I i'loiida w dl be Li M
wood Shop. *2.00; Ivey'* Shoe ,u rebrd out of Dir Court llo u ,e
with the fuirtv Inn
Store, * 1 0 0 ; A
Friend.
23c. {' their car- Singing and ahuiitMl o clock in II ,- tool o
Moran'* Meal M arket, (2 .0 0 ; K
lour will Juki to Mi.
^hlliey drove lie t h r church on
New member* will t«‘ voted **tt
C Rchol*. *1.00; Ne-Hl llultling ; n k Avenue and Ninth Street
armmd Sanfoid, nod
and |,Iu11— made to alli'inl , In I
Co., *1.00 A Friend, * 1 0 0 ; Kvn ) Che rereiiumy at the r burch tin e by Muilln Die* at a dmn. i 1
d o bf" th rough the patktob;
Be*a Beauty Shop, 60c; Dr .1
" " I trove* of In i'liilli(M
< quiet and orderly and Mr,* meeting of Campbell-Losamu I'* ,t
I. Ingram , *1.00; R andall Kl-r
«' i In i kill* T h e group will pn
is Nlchol, beranie Mr* John oi the Ameilran t.eginn Mom lay '
trie Shop. 80c; City B a rber Simp, i .
< loud Hi* l!IM)N( w hen III, s
Stanley While tbs
couple* night at 7 IK) o clock at the I e.
80c; P e te r Paul Beauty flhopirr,
n a r td to leave the rhurch, rice gum Hot A report mi tlie mid
In honored at ii loin hoori
60c.
I “ i quickly paasrd around to the winter conference will also he
lv Ihe city and the R,
The Mile 'O Dimes board will I „ inhere of Ihe pa rly by the ' given at the meeting, it waKmlwny Men'* A oih uifioo,
make Its first a p p ea ran c e to. L, i.leamaid*
*' Ii is Ha heudtpmMef k m
A« tho newlywed* liuunced
morrow when It will be sponsored !, ,, down the front step* they
"ttegular Army 'alum wdl ta
♦ loud Folli»wiri(<f IIiin,
by member* of the Kiwanl* ('lull Lw.>e showered with rlrr.
aervrtl. Joel 6. Field, post coin
he held to (b«
D uring the r e m a in d e r
of
the |
The lirlde wine
■ gown
of mender said, “ end Ihe desdliin
* hiiM h of sr
cam paign d if f e r e n t o r g a n i s a t i o n ,, .,u lute s a t i n . fe a tu rin g u fitted on buying ticket* I* Id dll oi'h a’k
••r 11« * n earby cities
will sponsor the board fur a day l< 11 It* w a n t and a lone, full Monday morning." Tlekid* n u> I*
•hi y w ill be rel in
Dr. L. T. Does, chairm an of the i it, term inating in a train Her Irnughl at Meru'*, the Style ■•Imp
lay, with
» nay.
|oo
Mile ’O Dimes board committee, ft., r l e n r l h bridal veil wa* fu*- Forrest tlatrhel *, ami the 11 H
>vptvted from St
t I.
u l d today.
I.n.nl with small whits flowers. Pope Hervlc* Station
• I Page *tf Mavanouh t,
-I.e c arried a bouquet of pink and
» ireuerul sutierlnleiidcnt
e l i t e ro se . The bride's altemluibern d m .o ,o of t(„.
,i i« wore colorful gown* of blue,
1 " “ "t Fine, will be
pink, and red, with fitted wal,l*
wl apeaker Haturdav
• o ' full aklrt*.
A f t e r the ceremony was over
Sponsored
b y the
W om e n’*
MU* E llr a to th l t a r k t y , yo u n r C l i n f „ r . i A
*
*. • ,
Society of Christian Service of tin pa rty piled hack into t h s l r p*opi*'* *vani*itot «uh th* <tot-|‘ ^*raiorci iviurkct Said
the F i r s t Methodist Church, the ••is and headed hack to Orlan- ra tio n Army In Boattl*. W»»h ,
paaaiett nlay. “ Golgotha," w ill be d where they had rante d a hall and d a u g h te r of L u th a r 8. H ark, Far A head O f Otht *rs
a f te r n o o n pad loi t he wedding p a rly U t t night. djr ®f thl* d t r r vHH o r r u p y thr
Sanfutd • State F a r m n * MniAll. of the women In the p a r pulpit a t th*
M a t Bemlnole
Flrat
C h rlilU n
ty wore colorful shawls nr hend- Church Sunday m ornin g a t 11.0(1 •>«' i, tar ahcail of the m a . k . , Tueedsy.
a( II. ala amt S U r k r . 11 M Pap
E u r o p e a* a cost of *. ichiefs U*d around their heoda. o'clock, J. L, N(black, treasurer,
chairm an i-f th r a.iv i.m t
. U l y m o million det- The m a n wore more sober clothe* announced
' • • ‘I today upon In, i c tu n .
the
lars, t h e play to aim e d a t promot uf estleglate cut. All b u t
On* of th* *p*ak«r* a t th* trim. U . 1,11 to rill** III t h r norIh
ing a b e t t e r u n d e r s ta n d in g of the Me'-^rwom w r e of th* show Railroad Evangallatlc Confarancc i n i pa il of thr sta te H J.
- ..rtd
Chicago w intering In which will b a fln Bunday a f t e r
man. m anager of th* Hanford
F i - r M . r T he young
noon, Ml** Harfc*r apok* la tt
Jehw K. Stanley. l» « gc v o m m e n t night In Chicago, l i t . *n route to m»i krt, nn<, W. A. F a trlrk , a fen i
toi tho To*.* OH Co., also tnsdc
rmplcyoo from W ashington.
Florida.
tho trip.
“ Whon you com* to compariny
Ih* m arkrta, thar* la no compar
iaon *1 alt," Mr. Pnpw orth a u * r t .
oil today, “ bacana* our m*rk*l
i* lo*d*d with ptoduc* and dotnf
* good huain***, white th* on* at
Oral* I* handling v a r y la w vrg*.
itioa la entirely table*."
Ml«l C larlne
Belcher,
a U to
efficiency lo c
Th* trio talked la Jacksonville
teweioa . epeclallet ta clothing
a l quoted MU* with William L. Wllaon, *tai*
id Uatliee, lectured t o a group
director o f m u t a t e , and L. M
<H d a b girla f r o m Paola and
of
th*
L a f a r etbool Rhodes, romattoalaabr
a__ mnr.JLJ
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'9 a U
Florida B U U K a r t a t l n g Bureau,
and Mr. P a p w o rtb daelared that
hoth believed a g rlc u ltu r# w a .
headed fo r a good pear.
Paralysis Drive
Committee Gets
$37 F irH t Day
Cainiiboll-IsOHHinir To
Select New Meml»er»
'Help Stop Needless Sacrifice,’
Play Will
Hand Pleads In Safety Articl Passion
Be Shown. Tuesday
accidental
a and Ino f • year,
nd baa. r*.
an highway
British Planes Fly
Across Channel For
? Raid On Nazi Bases
A lm o st $1,000 Is Conference Of ? B ristol (Jets O verNij»;lU A ttack W ith
Raised In County Evangelists To
100 F ires S ta rted
For Home Society Open On Sunday R. A. F. Bags 10
ing In the City Hall yraterday
afternoon, pawed a traffic ordi
nance prohftlting moloriil* from
turning right on red *lgnal light.,
permitting truck* <> continue
ualng Park Avenue, and pi event
ing pedeitrlan* from jay-walking,
II. N . Saycr, City Clerk, u ld 10-
II. a Fleet In Pac• iffc Described As
Challenge By .Japs
Nl'MHER 12.1
A sso c ia te d P ress
i
Speer’s Grove W i l l
Losses Estimated §y Back From War Zone Be Dedicated As
Park On Feb. 8;
t P n si In Greece;
Program
Revealed
R A iP , Announces
City Commlulonera, at a meet
Attack On Catania
In Indies Seen
Member
1911
Elizabeth Hurkey
To Talk At Church
i Girl* Of Paola And Lake
Hear Talk (hi Choosing Shoes
Aero School
For
ilie second
time
hours, the |(, A
F
In
\
i4
smanhed s t
W I Hi, din‘•haven, base of the CJ#r*
man North Sea fleet, in nil n v e r.
n ill hi raid deaci Iftred in “ high.
f\ Mitsm f i l l "
Ib ■
1 1111 re p urled “ M’vcr al direct
tut-
\ ,—1«* day
Oil
Ihe
II i it tall
■o M .iti
, t im e r jU u stn o u * , a l.
n , K
loidly da lunged" in a Med.
,1 0*1,1 Hl,r,| OM I’mn r I hi»r |
Loan Association
Re-Elects Deads;
Savings Increase
ill
officer >• nod directo ra of
* 11 ' f I u u l
Sit \ m g 4 and
it. \
in Inm
of
Sem inole
|" C w t i .
I *-.elect c l ut the
o.,l m i l l i n g ,.f stockbidderN
■tm
mi
n HtihHiiintlal
h'oln I,
imd mi v mg* dui mg
m i d u , i . iip i i it i
H "« *n d I m i t l i
I'll eitldrut,
till,I . III, | nffh oi),
d o ectora
.III II- fnlliiu.
I l nut I'.v iiii -, fleet vroo p r o , I
nl . H ullot
S
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kooiniil
lliggil)*,
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diierti«r».
i,In* v. t rank K vm ii,,
(\ nil. I
Ml I-. I.
Sanford
How ard
(. I S IllH It, I. oh t.r-hof,
S I ■•loinnil
mid
John
A l p r i r o n t dividnin! w a , p u d
doim p
It 'D I.”
Mi
lllg g in *
,a n l
'■>. nnd u gum n | over 26
P'tii'iit m i mail* in roaourr*,.
1 1 In1 l'n * t
F e d o iu l
Savin g *
mni l.naii Aaaociutinn i , a m u.
Inal in y a n n a tio n w ith a tw o.fold
pm j-i'-o, to e n { o p ,|g C ra vin g and
ti. pm m nio homo building
Tho
h -.n r nit ii.,, o ffer* a m odern w ay
'• pay for homo b uilding, buymo lo fm a n r ln * and m o d em liln g .
"U n t prooediirr la almpla and
much rad laoo I, elim inated by
•'•■ntraliiing Ih* funotlona o f tend,
in * in nur ce n tra l o ffice ," the
tro r rt a r y declared.
"I nng term* a re available with
monthly p a ym e nts m ade ta *ult
(hr income of the Individual. Aa
h* loan ia repaid m onth ly from
'ho individual'* Income,
■in*I I, reduced until a t th a and
i f a definite parted tha loan to
-omrdelely re p aid ." Mr. IHggltW
nolntrd n u t “ Aa th* principal
reduce* month!*. Interval to p a i d 1
m l v on t h * ‘am o u n t owed a t t b a
•nd - f ta*h month.
“Th* , a f * t v o f Inveaimenta « *
to »8 ooo I* ln*urad b y th a Fad.
-- * 1 Havintr* a nd Loan liu * i* # * <
i' .r n o r a i 1iiii. an agency o f
Melted Btat** government,*'
ocr»t»rv **ld.
NEGRO KILLED BY TREE
ARCADIA, Jaa.17— (S o e c la l)- l o c a l
gam Roberta, Mt-vaor-cld negro
emnlojre of the No** to* creto
Conelderable
mill, waa Allied near Pact Ogden
Thoreday aa a falling eytoeaa and Bat'gday
WEA1
b
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 17,’ III
Herald
Say "Thank You"
Moat of u b have had the experience of doing a favor
for someone else and not receiving a word of appreciation,
not even a “thank you.” One’a reaction on such occasion
is not very favorable, in fact we are a p t. to carry on
through the day with a feeling, perhaps subconscious, that
humanity ia a pretty low form of animal life.
However, on those all-rewarding times when we re
ceive a cheerful "thank you." life immediately has a newmeaning and our attitude changes from one of cynicism to
a philosophy, perhaps naive, that "all's right with the
t a n world."
These two magic words, "thank you," have an im
portance that few stop to realize, and, In the words of
George Matthew Adams, "Onehf the best marked evidences
of a cultured human being is his habitual 'thank you’ to
all with whom he deals, or coshes in contact. The most in
significant service always calls it out from such a one. And
how happy we arc to serve such a one!
"There are plenty of big sounding problems that rent
the air and cause confusion in our minds, but when we
become ourselves most, and make it a point to hunt out
wayH to help hero ami there—and everywhere that oppor
see o l Tke tunity offers — the shower of 'thank yous' that comes
bock to -us, intensifies our faith In people and the world,
and the world begins to look better than wa thought.
“There are more people hungering for appreciation,
for the work that they render, than there are people who
seek sdiely for money, fame, or power. A 'thank you’ pre
17, 1*41
supposes appreciation.
m
TODAY
“Say ‘thank you.’ Sny it at every opportunity, gay It.
and mean It—not merely to get rid of the words. The more
P IL L A R O F D EJR
PRE CIO U S they circulate, the more they breed. I have never met any
this simple 'thank
IP i A L L HUMAN one yet who didn't happily relish
l shown me that you.’ *'
II any man «
—A * U
10 [SB.
N « W W O N D ER
ihla column cannot be classed a a a f R ra ill'a 'constitution
dAdatVa
“ poor working g irl" ,
but I’ve em phatically that the ccuntry w ill
wnr4r.O
.m l ! . » • * « engage 111 4 W«f o f
FLIGHT*Of:THE YEAR
can tall yon hero and new that,,io n » *•> n t o a lot of satisfaction
Out o f not havin' to worry about
h e r Job, h e r salary, o r h e r vir
tue, a n d “ Pop", a s we call him
around tho shop, ha sn 't given
a n y of us glrla a worry on any.'
of Uioaa scores.
)
Bill
Placle,
a
neighboring I
n ew spaper m agnate, Juat read;
the above over m y shoulder and.
he says "W h a t did you have to
go tell ’em how old he ia f o r V 'l
Well, I know I ’m goin' to c a t c h '
I Billy Blue Hades for. thie col. I
nmn, b ut the boas ia flat on I
hla back and th ere's nothing he j
can do a bout it for a day or *0
anyhow. And If I'm going to
catch the Mall, I've got to be
g r t t i n ' this mesa on its way, ko
it will have to stand aa-ia.
Thanks for strugglin', thru, if
anybody did. I’ve left "Pop's’
name n l
the
head
nf the
column because he rrally
did
s t a r t it, but you run givr me
credit on your score ahecl for
an " a s s is t”.
Russell's O il Friday
Application haa beet
11 ude In
e W a r D epartm ent by the LaktJnnd-Tampa Industrial Canal. Inc.,
successors In the Lakeland-Oulf
( anal Com pany, for an extinslrm
■>f time under permit to «|> cer
tain work on a proposed water,
way connecting the
phosphate
region ne ar Multanry with Hills,
boraugh Bay, via the
Alnfia
KI vff .
FlamingocH Come Back
If the adage that 'The beautiful is often mure use
ful than the useful,” then the report that the beautifully
plumed and colored bird, the flamingo, is again being seen
oath. la come thla n the wilds of Florida, will be happy information for thoee
who appreciate the advantage of more and more beauty
lAifif tom»t firti for our northern visitors.
The Bradenton Herald writes that “Time was when
, or tho common earth, yet the flamingo, that delicately pink-tinged beauty of the
feathered work), was common hereabouts.
Plume hunters
tv
JjndreatnM of in this slaughtered these beautiful birds until none remained to
, j * f dajrai
offing.
flash across the sky.
1 abaorpffwt, ifocualng the
‘A few year* ago • g r o u p of flamingoes was brought
I suppose I ahould fro I rral
“TOO
LATE
TO
CLA88IFY”
sorry a bout the whole aituatinn
to Hialeah, to be one of the attractions of that Eait C o a s t
By RUSSE LL KAY
J f k f t »M raason- amusement resort. The b i r d s have been carefully tended
and ] probably will a f te r I get
thla
column
dlahetl
up and
<W *.
and have increased in number until the flock numbers Dear Custom er— (If a n y ) ;
1 th r wrong time, but It seems served, Put r ight nnw I’m ,,ati n
r. . M pa or'MTlealre, toward several hundred.
You know when it cornea time they do. Now if he had to r e t my foot and f e t l l n ’ sorrier for
« r / tO tf l L
“This month's National Geographic magazine pictures to *lve b lith to a column I gen.; sick why couldn't he have ar- myself than for anybody rise.
hours; if, In them in natural colon* an accompaniment to' an interest erally enuggle up c o i y J i k e to ranged
If 1 had tim e I'd ru b the above
it f e r mld-aum mer-aay
* * |
a ia g r a p h out and write it over*
ing article which rotised Director Ernest T, Coe of the mv old typew riter, light a brain , July or A ugusU tha period when pbecause
the e'Bnas''
really
and I'm on my
way! he spend* moet of his time sit- ---------—
------ ------ —
Will; If la
lw a |
Everglades National Park association to address s letter to Ttablet,
h a t's w h a t I expected to do on tin round with his hoove* on the | good little guy and the gang h rrej
'iV. A. Watts, who contributed the article In Nations! thla occasion but It avemi th at desk tryin' to figure out where i» h>* o t t i m wmiM cut oil n In*
e leng^oppla
Geographic and take occasion to point out that when the Mrs. Mamma N a tu re had a dif- 'he fish a re bltln'. But NO, he of r ight a r m s and do a lot of
perk becomes an actuality there will be full sanctuary for fe re n t Idea, and she cornea along haa to taka a run-out powder thing) to help uteri nut, so In.
tho lata sun
and alapa
me
down
without right a t the tim e when work a t a tra d of me g r t t i n ' all pouty
blrdlife In that region.
w arning a n d aecoidln'
to
the the office la heaviest, when the about having to write this col.
"Within
the
past
year
several
reports
have
been
made
wboro night
doctors and entomologists end
B re akfa st ia comine un I umn * g ul*» I ou g h t to be d a m
of small groups of flamingoes appearing from time to time learned gentlemen 1 have what
Oronwi V e . U v . l
, v * * ot *h« °H">rtunlly
a_ titan ours at points along the
~
, ' i {oT I « "
:ite lower West
west Coast
coast in the
tne vicinity
vtcinny of
ui la technically tarmed the "F lu " h* . 7 ^ , 0rWl* ? 7
___lirn
jf b«lnjr
dlttlfr
paiici inuc Bom
ri*-*■u
m■ru
pf
J u s t“ why
beinga a lllUc
little
dlxiler 1,1**
*? *. * *
m•**.«*”**
nL
, e ** - . f , ” . *1. **, - .‘i.**
dump
Naples. Whether these blrdiyate "Immigrants" front) the, tha^i
*
as* - r * , , V lhf t _ Bom
' ■1!-»
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I u atuk IIjr am should
InUr- Kfclr
and* CfilpoHIU
Bahamas, escapes1 from Hlatfan park, or are s slowly In- fere w |l h m y journalistic labota following right bang smack on b " lookin' for a job, and I
a woodland Creasing remnant of the ones great flocks of Florida flala beyond me, but. when 1 sit up thc hrols of those events, to aay! , J ,o w . pt*ntlr, , h * 1 w,; u' 11 ju,np ** I
“ ' I the chanre to s u p In my shoe*.
mingoes, is something to speculate over. Rut it now seems and try to look s t e typew riter, . . . ' # .. „
the
din. fhTri look. 'lTk. an1,lolhln* ,of ,h*
bin a. they are.
probable that flamingoes will once more be seen on Ktor. official
directo ry
of
Fedetal Association
convention
in t h e '
I suppose everyone
reading
directory
no oaauat Ida ponds."
Bureaus (you know, WPA, RFC,
- U o rp o r i M a g a iln e )
* I jth « all-* W o rb ln jr
MJIWwafjLthe Imperious
"h,r* ,h* "“r’
llM round and uncouth
12?* .1 a ■
■JPjV.'lY; New
WBtiodff'tlll Immediate
S h ..^ .....
[nnxniT ff
l ii i n f u n f u
AfrUh deeper than
JA M S A N D R HWB
l 1*
It but
two Florida news.
V\ Lblnk Tree IJent
y
Munich.
Ib )b a t most of
IS. this country
J / *>*»«■ than
PvWer* running
lio n ahould alio condemn thla mo] ilcrn third degree
| "Aut'm obile menutacluiera In
* I lid I a ir giving you a new.type
head lump which provide* better
lighting than ever tefo rs. Rut
) with thla g iealer vlalon enmee
, gruater rea|K>nilblllty to bo rourleuus on the highway.
I "(Kara la one of (he gyrated
caller, of accident* at night.
Po w riful headlight, are an actual
aid to night driving only I f uaud
car re d ly. Be rourfeous and de
press your alrong beams when
approaching traffic,
“ Many autoratdlea now have
Ibe headlights mounted In tbo
fend ere. A minor roll I ion which
dent, a front fender often throw!
the head lamp out of line. I f tho
beam la to low, yon a n not g e l.
ting a maglmuui view of tho road
ahead. I f It is loo high, yoar
lights blind the approaching S r i.
jg ^ ln io tha approaching head. vwa. Check I he adjuvtmant of
your lights after evtn a alight
“ Even If your headllghta a n fonder bump.
excellent. there w ill be lime* whan
you w o o l be able to sea d e a rly
wore than too feet a ha ad t oo
TBI.1JI m s NPQHRORB ,
lata to avoid aa accident. On thla
baaii, SB mllca an hour la tbo top
Q U IN C Y , Jan . IT — (Sp ecial) —
•pebd fo r aafo driving a t alglit. Following g apodal short courea
* w y Wbathar, U band*
Hdfet team I a rt directed straig ht a t Tuakoogea Institute, Tyto r flan,
• fc a d l hay raflact back hato Use dor. J r . , selected ao Ike outstand
driver’s aye*. To ovm otoe thla ing negro farm er of 1000 In
difficulty headlights should bo Qndadan county, bat rota mad to
loworod »o that thoy shine do
bio farm h the k a k n t n U h com*
on the road.
"Fubtla opinion haa condomi
Most Accidents
Occur' At Night,
Drivers Warned
CCC, FWA and so on) ao I give
up and yelled for my Cal Frida'
to come out with her little bool
and take a faw notes on what
wits tryin' to form Itself in my
■o-eaUml
mind, and I've In.
»tfueled her to go right ahead
and make the moot of It, and If
my "public" la dlaappolnteil It
w ill lw her fault.
The above waa dictated but
not road hy the "Bo ss" himself,
but from here on out ll'a K r|.
day'e aole roeponalbillty Joel aa
be told you. and It'e "M y Day,"
So If you all wilt bear with a
little flat-footed
country f t I.
maybe we can atruggle on to tho
aocoeeary total of a
thousand
.word* or ao.
I've been reading in Uie papor*
about1 almost everybody and hla
brother havin' “ H u " and ao I
thought may tie for tho benefit
of those who have escaped aa
aM giro you a blow.by.blow da.
eorlpUon as roeountad by Mm
"Worn" from hla ofck bod.
t in t
o ff ha said the dam
thing hit him tfko a croaa batwoon
a bright Idea and a Sltvar Mo.
Boot, ho said one minute ho waa
foolin' aa wall and happy aa a
meadow lark and tbo next miopia
ha goto aa d lu v aa a blonde and
•tarts achin' a ll ever. Ha ’ com.
plained of a "pain In tho 00* “
• nd a pain Inoevpr ‘ "
% Pbta- n
1 really .do
FIRE—WIN
AUTOMOblLfe
v
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
rHE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
FREE
DELIVER Y
Phone 7BH-J—Arcade Uldg.
RECAP th a t
Smooth TIRE
with a heaw
NEW TREAD
Oar
give
.lire
m at
new
recapped Urea will
you new first.lin e
tallesga and yat they
only half a* much ha
firal.llne tires.
C.-i* C .
W elsh
WELSH TIRE SHOP
% HfrnntaJns —
I n 4 A Pwrla
Tire ItfpillNaMi
— I’hn** i*l
SUGGESTIONS FOR THOSE
WHO LOOK A H E A D
Our Christman Savings Club Plan provides not only
for Christm as bills. Inti also for
V A C A T IO N S, T A X E S . ETC.
S a v e l»y D e p o sitin g
L'.r,c
nth$ 1 .(H)
f 2.110
$ n.oo
$ 5.00
L io .t- o
fur
fifty
? 12.60
tvi-i'k*
25.00
5 0 .0 0
100 .0 0
150.00
260.00
500.00
f o r f i f t y wuck.s
fur
fur
for
for
for
fifty
fifty
fifty
fifty
fifty
w p c Uh
w eak a
w w ki*.
w eeks
weeks
I hrlMiuu* Snvlnp", CI iiIm clusc Februa ry l i t .
THE SANFORD
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A T IjA N T r c r N A T I u N A L B A N K " -"
Account a tm ium i uji to $l),OOO.Oq hy r DIC.
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FWDAT, JANUARY 17, 1M1
.THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, r u m p /
r
i*»f i*,
o tr
| ( f c — h n W h >. >4t I t I.
!***■•» tk*W*e-l»i. n ,
| W siainc. L. n f l u v i . •
ffc
r '»
A n d Personal Activities
•AM S, S o tie ly E d ito r
Social Calendar
T e lep h o n e
14 tt
Mias IJose Merchant,
Darrell Ferguson Wed
ita rram n
(rfra m i
T h r iiHirriugr of Miss
Hi»e
Iturretl
Marion M erchant to Lrnlic IlarP H IU A T
gueata
m’IJ Forguson was rolrtiinitril hy
J t t l l o r A u t llls r y " of I'niiiphi II. l hi- IU-v, Martin Brunt un M»nLhaMig I’o . t util un i I at i dn iUy evening In Holy C n »» Epis
P. M. in the I.egii.n Hut .Ml copal Church,
wbmbera are urged to Ntlrnil.
Mary Brl.lin o i g a n l .t for |('|,'yTo" b e ' * u « U . " I ' t h e M
" T h e 8-Bal| Club will hole » , theM i ..
cere m ony
i|pncc from 7:3 0 IV M until 'selections I n inj - j t r m l r r n l nuptial , Hotel.
_____ _
11:30 o ’clock in the W 'm a n 's . l a b i l e ’ hy f k| p i f "A dagio Can.
Rhrvcn, •■Andante"
F rie n d . o f Mia> F r a n c e.
OJuS bouse on Oak Avenue
from ••Sonata" hy Hrthoven. and honey will regret to Irai n
* The 60-60 Rihle C la.s of the "A ve M aria"
by Bach.tiounod.
, he
||j a t her home „ ,i
Methodist C hurch will meet Hi
the hom e of Mr nml M iv 11. tl. I I’astel shades of gladioli and
Crumley, 151*1 Palm etto A ven ue, | fern decorated the rhurch f<r the
I orrasion.
F r b n J * «f Mr* Irn Thompson
• l 8:00 P. M.
' The bride piearnteil a lovely will
„
that nh©
•
,
MONDAY
. lecture in her dress hind fitted ]ha* recovered from ah a ttack of
Dependable fTfhmm uf t h r Metlu je ul of pcrriwinklo blur crepe. • I n f l u c n u .
odiat Church will hold its m onth, | Forming a eontrast with her d i n s '
ly buaineas and >m i l nteelmg nt I and m a t were hrr hat and shoea ,
l i e home of Mrs. W. T Wn llry ° f navy blue. She ca rried an arm
|
0 * Willow Avenue nl 7 ID I* M cascade of sm all ca lla lilies.
M r d 8. F. L em m on! will he us.
Miss Clayila Wynn Ferguson, j
l i i t a n t hostess.
j mild.of.honor, wore s deep w in rj
P r a y e r Band of the fY r.hytpr. ensemble with a corsage of pink I Mr • n d Mr*. S II. Culm\ li*fl
in
Ian Church will meet m :i on ami yell, w carnations and g r r - , W n l n r i d i f for t h r lr home
( i f o r f i i mflrr ftprn«linR a n r r k
P. M. In t h r r h u r r h f' Bowed hy hern daisies.
•
t
the
Armitajre
Cabin
Court*.
•h r Inspirational meeting nl II ,70
Preceded by her matd-of.honur,
the hriilr e n t r r r d on the a tm of
Friend* of Chenier Miiam vnill
.yWoman** Rneielv nf rinihiiiiii hei father, II. I), Merchant, Sr.,
R#nrire ef th«- Pii-I M dh. dial of Jacksonville. She whs met at , regret lo learn that he in eon
urch will ha vr u hnsiness urul the altar hy the hridegtiHint anil ' fined in the Portsm outh Naval
Vetlta a n d blonde Ur*. Allen I .enter, who w
Ruth Boy«». ®ne at X+m
igram m ee llnr nt *J :! I I’ M hts best man. Burk Fotgus. n. | Ifcipiia] with a n m u infection
l a r k Society a gUm or cirU, before he r ■Mrri.iire. n *h«f»n in Ruby
a t the church.
brother of the bridrgrm nt.
r oo*a In Hew York City, learning bow t o w <M tK.ipuiitU m prrparw
Mr. and Mra. J nines II r m p p A fte r the Impressive ring r e n t ,
tan for the Chine«M New Year, J a n u a r y *u»h. HVr t e w f it r iw n o t u
ninny, the bridal parly left the of Calt>. CJa., are rxiieetnl In nr.
Virginia Dire. Aim riran bora I him **- beiutv.
1 With to rxpreaa my sincere ehurch to the stra ins of Mendel rive tomorrow to vjnit until Mi r».
day with the laUrC* p a u n t*
thanks to nil who an gr<*iM*r■»«|>1v ssohn's “ Wedding M a t c h "
A reception honoring the new Mr. and Mra \V. C If ill
g t t r their time, avmfmthv nn<l
D an ce J a n . 2S Is
S te tso n T o Study
help and the heHiitifol fit w i n lyweds was given hy Mis Joe
Mlaa
Laatio
Ilrai«dl
ha»
tv
S
la
ted
By
Sorority
llo rid a W ildlife
r c n L In throuirh the illne«w and Till its nt her home on West Sev- (
from
Kin*r>.l*nd,
<.* .
enth Street following the wed. turned
d r a f t of mv hu*haml.
where
ah©
visited
d
ur
ni|c
thr
To the Mfiarnie Itoilv, .^eiilinrile ■ling. Attending
the
reception (
The weekly nntliriy( |*|»
Chriatm aa holiday*. She >» im«
Chante r No. 2 O. K S . the Wo. were m em bers of the two familtaking a po iL g rn d u a te routM* at Alplia K .i ppii fu n n ily *.t, h.i.i
m en's Society of Chrialian Work. irs and a frw close friends.
T u o 4 l ) eirniiiK al fh* ti«»io, «d
I.a ler In the evening. Mr and .Seminole High School
f O , and the Ti uthaerkerw <la**
M l» Fall en MeriwtTht t .*•..»» (.1^ 1,
o f the Melhodiat Church, j' ' ho Mrs, Ferguson left on a wedding
were made f«*r » grr* T t»n ik .l.im*
IhoJfcyal worker* for the Bundle* trip Upon r e lu m in g , they will
on J a n 2H
In Sanford |
f a r writ*In. I pm d**r|d *■ c retefn l make their home
Mia* Muriel K b*o
\ n i (irr*i
fpr Die many kindiieuM'* *h wn where Mr. Fnrgusun will resume j
dent, pir*ftded u n r lit. iio^lieg
hi. work with the Rt J o h n . River;
o i ».| by l b Itiirvvy
which wiiB adj iirru <1 j f t . r
j
lone where he it now employed
i
r I h r S lrtcM i RL
*h»nrt huMhe**
*.«■* n‘n
aturinc
I I t n . n l . >l»,
.la in
which r o u tin r l*u*io*
hi liter*
M..I..S
..I
ansiltwr
Mra. Al K Hunt, pirMtlcnl of were dij*cu«frd
K astern T*tar H as
P r r « r n t a t t h r nt m »><*f w ere
the aSanfonl Pilot Club, and Mr>
t-Tumin.
‘O b ligation N ig h t' Harvey Swanaon m otored to D iy . Mia* Ik*i**ihv Pr/« l-l Mi I u n
* »-ntn*l
li nu Beach lant evening to at. da Coriolft M i" h i»h, iiin **F»n.
*f t \t i- . I lh*rai i L«>■**
i n d i c a t i o n NlghC ***
ol*“ lend a form al dinner ami “ c h a r p rr, Mi»* M aeifar* f
N iff v I
Ka*l ■ i *. ak
unan
k 'r t l n ,
Mi
N a d e r* * S h o e S h o p
M-rvrd lout evening at *hr r*j:u- ter nig h t” of (he Ihtytmia llra rh H
tiirht*Mi, Mi*** IV **i i r *» I I ,»n * If In lh* l it i III i
w i l l In 1 clo n e d H o t.
lot Hireling of Hrm Iti«11' I hap- Pilot Club
in d M i*' P a tty I l ,«lc
| Ntwceh
* r *» t
iirday
.1 m n u u r y
tr r Two, Order nf Ihr Kastrrn
A|s«t. M i'f M«» v Mkfih,* 1 »i* *
18thPlea*©
r a il
S ta r, nl Ihr Miisiiini Trni|ilr.
nlk. Mi*« Mun* I
M»
f o r y r n ii
h a t* m id
W nrthy M alm n
MrStewart
M a r t h a W *chl M*
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I h* r.(«li** fikiU-riL.
ahoeti.
Ilulton p r r s h l n t al Ihr imprrswether. M i " Cm* ill* M.iH %!«•*■■
■ivu meeting.
l*.ycr
Wbwhlofft
M
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B*
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W.l
Hefinite alrpH a rc being taken
From the white rdaf placed
M**« tlui i«*ih S t wihtii
N A D F K ’K
of
■ k i f if ti
nn Ihr a lta r nml r r n l r f r i l wilh toward the «irgam/.at too
T h r a tc r
m und Mi** Fiin.i inoidnwi
a tiurning whilr cnrullr, ra r It1C hildren's Little
SH O E SIIOI
••star |inint officer'
h g h t n l s .Siinford atmilar to I )»•».*© which
cand(r a n d , wffrr pln< ilitf it i« have recently tu-rn i r g a n u r d in Sociology Professor
and
Itu- sta r rrp r a lr il an apprupri. T av a rris Igceahurg, Fitnlin
NhAV \K K IV \ I s;
I inylriiia llearh, Mr* Itoyd 4 ole. Namcfl A I F. S. <’. "
a tr verar.
of
The <» E. K util igalimi was m i n , apofianr and director
r r p r a t e d hy t h r group with Ihr Hie children** group, announced
officers forming an i n n n clr. today.
Mr* Coleman will hr aaaialrd
r l r a n d Ihr members and visl.
t i n lr ,M o i g a n n i n g hy N C Ihiuglai*
tors forming an
j* f the Am erican Puh lu h in g C i m .
around th e altni'.
An inspiring aihlreaa on "Oh. puny who has been actively rn
Past 'a g e d in directing Little T heater
ligation'
w m given hy
Cinind Patron (Jlefifi K* McKayt 1Itiovrinrnla
...I L'i . i . throughout the If niland a poem, **Our Obligation^!
was cited hy Paat G rand Ma
tron Mra. Glenn K. McKay.
The hall wraa d acorn tad with
banket I* of gladioli and bouquetaj
of mixed flower* a r ra n g e d at
Inter value V n i t o n at the moat
ing were Mra. l<ambrrl Roaa of
Phoenix,
A ril,
and
Freano.j
Calif., the former Peart Babbitt,
Comm ercial Design
who la h member of Seminole.
Chapte r Two, Mra. Sa ra J e n - 1
Shown In Exhibit | Ant«is CnllHlr \ l
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BIRTHDAY
Ccort* Hobart Bast, Jr.
C l* * * ] ™
m u i
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w •“ r
Tt
3-Ball Club Will
Give Dance Tonight
Member, a l U a ft-BaU O .b
are t|»n su rln « • M ac* Umlghl
from 7:30 P. U . A i U l
11J0
oVkxrk in
Uw Wm u ’ a Ouk
bouse with m u sk ftv raeurdbvgs
of favorite iwftkC U l k
TV.
Aaiicr will ba c k |* f * a M W tbe
v n litV ■ SchkN.I of Arviftitrcloir
and Allied Arta
Student* in rum met ftral iLr'iifo
a re keeping ahre**! with n w F i i i
IretwU an*l irrogaiaing lh* •»»*
pt rtance *»f design in uwtu*i i \
Training is being illrretwi toward
rt, mb m at o n **f beauty with uli
Illy in design
F.
S.
C. W . Archer*
Place In Matches
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If u l h t m « « t l o n s l t h P a r k A v s u u u
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national defense.
rap t a s lir ir ln o f im
|* io k in s-d . a n d
o f fe re e f a r s a l . at p o b llr o u t e r s
d r iv e r s o f v r h l r I pr on o th e r a t r e a t l
I f you cheek tha record in your
t a f I K . K l | k < s t s n d h . s i r a s h Kid
o r a w n u r s a h u ll iif in * B u rh vv*
s a U t o 'i to ■ h r r l s b l n f 1 be T r u s
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k lr f a o |o a r n n ip M # sto p b o fo ra
te es f a r I k s In t e r n s I Im p r a v r a t s k l
that tha neighborhood school la
e n ta rtn g eoM ih r o iin h o r a r l o r l a l
r a a d ta r a t s e l >n> s n d n il b id s ■ t r r s te a nti h ir h u m . t k r e p i t h a t ;
dote* no more than having a fla g .
a t th e C a u r t llo u s . b -« ln n ln a at
A ll
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t t p V to e k A . M . on lb s 10th d a y ‘ N o r t h on I'a ik t A t a n iiv s h a ll h a y s
neon; talking a little more about'
o f N e b r e n t j. l » 4t k K s s s m s a t f o r
I k s r l ( h t of «*n) «ikev i r h l c k *
r a a g r l a h i ot » n
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A me ret an histo ry; placing a little
• t il be n b x e r s d f la m s n r p a r c e l
more emphasis cn the national
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It* in te r*
f b r o a a b u r b lr h t b r r s I . a n e a ls t - S e c tio n to li lt I ’s i h A t a n u n at a p
nnd International aspects of cu r.
In * V t a te fto sd
p r o x im a t e ly i t i - »nm r lim e a s tr*
rant events.
Colorado classrooms are “ midget
L S I I . K H II t m ! (
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hlrftos b e ln « d r h m .N orth o n s a id
M Mnsth. Rnnir if ^ > 1
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P a rk
A venue.
U * l I t . Il«>•f *!• I » r W in wood
fjO f that lfa r y and Johnny are pM ytet a part In the democratic
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Sheriff
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LAKELAND.
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: In concluding * eerica o f artk I n on hlgbsny M frtf, Sheriff
Charles V . Rond potato* oot to.
dtp there o n two t f p n of Arivcex
Which i n tlaased m follower
“Tbs first Is the type who
Ar i m rmrefolly In the ritjr, bat
When ho blto the highway looh
(flpeciell—Daaod e * fffftaont tadie* lions. id* n m W r t f . tH m e
AVERAGE PERIOD OF TRAINING OF SKfUED PERSONNEL
fmit dealers ta tldfldi', U|k
VITAL TO DEFENSE P U N S ;
ir i u n will
h oi f o r .
far . «rw M (W t of
0 » ' Jan. 1*. WO
lisr^J tftlE tL S t
i Renter's. It oor>
®n0 i (iI n tim ation*!
nd SOT’AeeocUt ed
This Is one o f a series of orllclee designed ta Inform thy public
of the progreta being made by
American Industry In proyidlag
the weapons for national defense.
The faela prevented hare teen
In Its present scope will Involve
1,673,000 man-years of skilled la
bor and 1,820,000 mnn.yrara of
iuthnrlllve
ocmLakiled w o r k , £._
II 1---sources estimate. This is In sddltlon to the labor normally n ee,led
to produce the nation's ordinary
requirements of
manufactured
products.
Where will American imlu.try
•lain this vest reservoir of
t f connect tloo. Anyway, the eonoem't governmen tall sod by Vichy
140 per cent—meaning that It's
govtmmentaUaed by Bertlrt. *
I oak, how can anybody place
the ttightest confidence in such
news sources as DNB. Thee, a la
tent and tho present Havas T Reu
ter's can ba trusted ta do Ita boot,
but those other* f OR. my I
■ton tho ffrtneh always har*
had thatr new* oddities. Which
to train n fluid artillery gunner,
II take* aa rmtfh as tig years to
di-velcp a skilled gun maeblnlet.
An aviation pilot din ho trained
In two years, tu t it takes .five
yesrs tn develop an aviation tool
maker. Four years training at
Wr*t Point malitos Uncle Sam In
turn olut an Army lieutenant ,lmt
i machine shop foreman takes ten
yrutt to train.
Industry, as well aa the nation's
armed forces has the tremendous
•ask of training men in the pres,
cut national defense emergency.
While Washington authorities arc
c ti'.ldrrlng the question of Irngtlicnlrijr the walk Week In onler to
spew* un defense, American Indus,
trial plants engaged In defense
l>i eduction are rarerclslng Ihelr
full Ingenuity and ripvrlenre In
tialnlng and selecting skilled
wt rke-s lo reach n.aglinnm pro
duction In Ihe shortest possible
time. .
Many . ingenious method* are
Iwlng employed by industrial ex
ecutives to recruit the additional
•kill required, esptalally In tho
mrcbanlcal trade*. Schools for
training
otml-akllled
worker*
h ire been established ' by many
industrial
plants,
samLakllUd
workers are being eoaehod ta fill
more Important jote, and em
ployer* are being examined for
hidden skills, end "up-graded” to
gicaler respr.nilblllty.
Wherever
posslblo
*r»«ty
rkilled" workers who have been
sway from their croft for S'
'period of yeas are being retrained
li modern prcduellon, amt the
country
Is
being
repeatedly
looking far lobs.
As an indies linn of the tremendr us Islwtr expansion Inking place,
com lied to find competent workers
the aircraft Industry rmployod
GO,000 workers In Jnno'nry, 1540.
fdsy 106,000 are employs* and
II is estimated that t y this dune
there will lie 382/100 workers
making airplanes. Including these
who will be working for. Mrplane
siib-ri.ntrartors. the
Industry
in«t ir
w jU M r j ..wilt
W ill
engage the efforts o f. mors than
600.000 craftsmen !>4fore, next
summer, or 1,000 mom.than art
now engaged In making automo.
biles and partx.
,
u Cherie* F. Ctaetafn, eeere.
u r y of the Florida C to w CM *
mission. TMo. roj
of 1755,000 -to h
contrast to tho
far. 541 licenses
for tho entire 1950-44
•"The system o f boo
licensing Hires ffy it di
according to gsasrol b
nearly otimhutod W
dealers who in the pai
>.
rtffb* wheel strikes n
practice o f' defauhtor
shoulder— In this cm erttavy a
'debit to growers. TW
fast
moving
cay U likely ta
for the bettor to o bo
t woTTO and
to m oesr. The
to tho feet that the Cl
driver should bold the steering
mission sines 1555, by
wheel tightly, remove h i t . foot
a leg Islatiro act ppi
yoar,
the flnaneia) bloi
previous bnalneaa
an operator In pa
a tsu m the citrus ■ prodi
hit Just return*,” Ur. C
•■Id.
Under the law, retry
who wishes to act aa a
dealer, must first obtain a
and post a bend.. App
dor the license, which it
by the commissioner of
culture, mutt be made t
approved by tbs Florida
rommlsslan a t Ita Lakeland o f.
fleet. However, before tho license
k, granted the applicant moat
supply
tho ronuntseionef of
iiriruhuro with either a cash
bond or one executed by a. surety
company. The amount of bond
Is based upon the quantity of
fruit which the applicant In
tend* to handle,'being |1 0 for
each 100 h orn. Tho minimum
bond, however, It |6O0 and Uu
maximum flO/K)0. •*.’
f ilm s * commission
officials
emphasise that - It' U , Important
that a grower sell only, to |L
mtsti nmc l
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tkmal defense aa prep
show sxhlblu fe s lr
AtnarUan cltixsn* hi
conservation o f ha*
Tba'1541 fair will ho
J t k i ta JA.
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put a damper on Porto1 American
tourist tradA Accordingly MU
was warned that, tha next time bo
aaoMidttad such an offsons, he’d ta
tgnsllu from Frsim , t streaked
|t from London tc lake up hla eats
with the Uailed lu t e s French sintaaoy. The Faria foreign Oates's
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e e m i l . l i e e a * f IS
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TAMPA, la n . 47— (
ami
self. To evenrone else you are a
menace, undermining the law*
that’Nvcre made to protect you,
not to prosecute you.
"Remember—one accident la one
too many. L it the road hog Have
the rlgbLof.way, When ■ |
motorist misjudges the il[(stance
«r can't got, back lata h It. tarn
vara*. 81, of M aryUnd/lo a t left). lane, slow down and give
Coraiao NomldJo, 55, of Brooklyn.'
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line continent, toe. From London
l sent ta Hew York whatever diepetskso I pleased and didn’t, at
•ru t realise that Paris wasn't so
louraaUaticaUy free.
Won. wo hod In Paris, as corro*
•pondsnt, c m F Warrington Dawsen. He was of Nrw Orleans
Ptaneh origin and one of tha most
SOlhUStasUsally rvtnch boosters I
svar oast. In duo course ho dovsloped a dlatlko of our agency and
Hdt hla job.
WUUam Philip Eimms. a wellknown American newepaperman.
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before bo starts o rote will m b .
•ever*I Upo of the track In order
to yet the feel of bio cor end loot
the troth—bat the driver who
m ikes on occasional trip In the
country doesn't think ho needs
tn taka these tame precautions.
He baa been driving slowly and
carefully In the city—o beerring
u ll the traffic laws and then be
decides to take a trip,
“When he passes tho city
limits instead of gradually In.
creasing his speed aa he geta the
feel of hit car, ho starts at top
speed without knowing the rhad
or the reaction of his car. This
typo of driver it dangerous to
himself and other Unit on tho
highway.
*
"If you are not accustomed to
driving at high speeds, when you.
1941 PEN
CHEVROLET
-Townsedan, 4 now
laoka and nma Ilka
vtrna
This Certificate
.00 WALTHAM 1
tat you. Hero are acme of tha
most Important one*:
M. .(
“BRAKES, steering, headlight*,
and then and w heels
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fies o f Ilf* by a little mere rare
LONDON, Jan.Uniter
State*-made bombers have ackltr.
ed a treakfaeLta-teatlm* nchod'
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S an ford I s T h r O nly C entral
F lorida C ity A ffo rd in g H all, Highway
A nd W ater T runuportallon
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , SA '
MONARCH . O
AY, JA N U A R Y
1R, 1911
M em ber A w o c la te d C ress
Greece Announces
Capture Of 1,000
Fascist Soldiers
FOREST
Wrong Auto Tag!
To fcJExchanged
Mooney To Talk
To Rotary Cl ub
Monday^At Noon
Sbnte Models Of 1941
Cars Are Affected
By Weight Limits
L atin A m erica W ill
He D iscu ssed It y
(ten d O f I d iv e r s ity
U n iv r r w iiy . u.M *p n*i, llt
About 8.000 British sub.
ieetr. In Naii-bcjd France
0U t« been.pUoMl^n intern
ment .‘c*m pa because of “mil-
I g 'i & l * "
fDtswirt Garaaan
-----------air fores
an a doiso
i soutbara
cUons th at
V n lilr i
H o lt I no
Jlntcfna said today.
**Th# 'plain* tap and the regiatration card should t* returned IS
the lax coJUctor, together with U
additional, I k n a 'O' tag will ba
lataad aad lha -plain tag will bt
aan I to Iha Tallahassee offtca for
cahasIUtiao,*' Ur. Jlnklm sakt
. Tha m i Itar rafara only to Dm
naw modal* of i» 4 l, which havg
baan found to roquiro a tag coat,
lag |1 U S Instoad of IIOSO, at
M at listed In tba walgbt manual,
jinktns to minded.
■Cfrt affectad by lhl» change
Ford*—data* Ipdor, delux fordor,
inner delux tudor, aupor dolas fordof. super delux con.
coupe.
defux convert.’
Pljmoul
delux
town
detox
mdan, •pedal
an sedan, ansa
maiter
f .,poTt .* W
hfla b e e n
hoiiornr\
Jam i»—<JA—
tad rumon that
i may be closed
lb*' war emer.
rally
t the
folk* rail »hare* Frida;
g t o f ia T h tt had boon foread down
to UM lowest lavtl a f tha pear on
Msito running to mors than a
M tot,'
Ahort-ly beforo tha stoefc ex
change close a romor swept Wall
StoOall that tha Administration
map ha planning to eloao down
Uto canal to eouundrdal shipping,
immediately heavy buying eamr
Into tha, rails and they moved up,
while losses In other sections of
iha (lit w m scalad.
Nbw Food Shortage
' Ia Seen In Balkans
-Southeastern
Europe—
fare#* to oat state tteek
—now l>
hocsu m
rail liner
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to take Okst n* j>ri-i<|rri| t f tin
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of | t>;iu. « hen i ii«<
wn* one
»f the \ i oiipi ' i Ml Ih f i oonlry
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fm tilmliiM^r
nliting nml n u i l o o ||. m nnl*
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hmrttet mum.1 o| ili
"1 men
of prenenr lnm'«
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National Nut ml St i* m. * Itniioi'
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broaiiemng thr kss!n. ,.| if,,* , ,,|
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gtnphir u ira
m ihe
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names! fur him hj ho. ftirm t. \«l
muni It ic Itnut K. J h i.t , anti wna
rrre n l|y ns-lrrtgd b\ flu- t'om im t.
tee i f t invaratt) I'lr u .lr n l- »r*
write the uorwlt Itotuu irtg the life
H ill work f it llr . Jn|in II FniU v.
form erly esll1nr4n.eliief of ih<*
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T roop C o n cen tra tio n s
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I’arl O f A g r e e m e n t
Sun.
fursl Rot ii i \ ! lull ,Mumlti y a I it regular liitM'hruii nn<img
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JYaRS and southwestern EnaW t l d i j m pl*w*
Italian - Creek
Peace Rumored
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• Aire Sedi Possible
atUcBod Rreat and Cherbourg
Tw o Italian W a rsh ip s
R eported T orpedood
I n A d riatic S ea ;
('h urch ill A sk s Aid
in v itetj
In
h re o n tr
p* « H e n r i y n f i he F u r n h
ifto n it f H m u o
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memtiei of the Amen
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nornln-1
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in 1lie f is-IsI ii I riv in t o n t "i Is, cl.
•t hml vmilhs, having ahi.l- .1
fir I<4 mi Fnrepe
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Mir to \ liii
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n r g itn ir s •! n r o m n u t l r r
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SomtUintt called the “Senator” brenua# It aUndu like i
mighty fftiardUn ttt%t tha ether I r m near It, the Big Tree anti
P r o g r e i f In ’40;
Heads Re-Elected
Shortage Of Doctorn
f>‘en I f More Are
Called B y t- Army
T . W . I iw t a n WAR. ro-alisctcd
r r c i.lc n t o f Iha O p to Id-1* ughI<in Memorial Association at thr
>nr>iml mtotlilg
in Ui# Court
Hou**' W rdnrsday. tltd It . C. DiiBow. nudltrr, raportod that the
hnopitol claaatl lb * year with n
• |* r ,..r cash ia la n ra and with
.1! lu ll, paid."
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"I >1 > not Ihlhk sn unpliunnt
.hind ba> nerurrod ituilng Ihe
mil»r year to mar fha amonili
•urnnt of lh a entire hoiplul
fotre," Mr. Duboso a*ld.
"A new steriliser .w as i>urihaied and paid far at a root of
-stA u m , - fe rtydsar^iarid:
"Many llraoa during th# year the
hospital has boon oroWdad beyond
i|a rapacity which again bring*
forcibly to our mind* that ws
muit bend m i y paagibte fnorgy
Oartett.
B) FR A N K C O W LES
1«»il been hujll Iratling (ft ills 1i*iu*s* • I lie photop i up Il nf till
l lu n d r r d s of tourist* f m m all M
glMUp* flf |>t‘M|l|<' WMtlllt ‘ lllg T i
AN n BMUvinti The «y
pnrU t.f tha UnlUvl Statri. a p ..... lt|» fin rubbs*r hip boola and wmls* t<r' Mh 1 ' r*
MIC 1UI 1nf ii* fl w .
(hii sraion »ra following
tin- I l it Ugh the m tidily Rxvjimp foi n
•id Vt»Be*p 11Mil ul Ir i il k
winding rlay mod that lead- In t k ’W of 1 hi- rnonan h nf llii* fm . Miitiisl unking
w ill Itsalii u n lit
»n» i f thr most - unlqu* >iglit> • -l. L ater, n* mure people berame
tlrm
uf
thi*»v
u tiill
k I S ' I *■• I to m
in thr nation— the “Big Trrt-," 'iiirrfa tftl In neelng tin- iiniiwnitl
iiillM H l .lt ls T M .fi, W ild ' i | i * lit hil«
■i .S800.yrar.old cyprra* tower.
a trail wa* laid to m«kt hr* ii Mi s very etiunlfx in il,»
MIX 1211 frrt ab o v e a luimiaiil titih*ht
Ik mg tn it eaaier.
I w o i Id
In t e r exited m
l i t id .
Mi
nalural park.
llecog nU irig the valu e uf Un Hs itdi i-on htsN itp | •in1111 Iimm-.M
.Sunday ii, nf r a u ra r , t h r Ini'
■rrat ilay fur t h r visitor* who iM rartion tn .Seminole (*(iunt>, ,1" ill! Mf f it’ *141 h - t l l M ' l Mil I lit
Dork to g r t a gllm par of th r Hn* Hoard uf Cntinty CotrimipnNm Illy T r • .* t
liugrat ryorraa in
th*
D nltrd • ra flponas'rrd a W|*A projeet Mi, ' l l m Ihe moat hm utiftil
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Sintra, and N. F . Caldwrll. W* r I.I H ' l P lo build n public park i n . pri - - I've ever pei-n," h r
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W ar v o t r r a n who arlla artirlo* *h*' area Over $10,000 w »i afien! |muik« «l the other d m
m adr from rypraa s " k n r o a " at tin- M the two grnupa in beautifying itfiu t iilwn) * Bee tin* lm pr mim «
r r i tr a n r r nf t h r Big T r a r I'nik d r . | The grounil*. eonatiucting a new *•" "fntieht hhd ayrmu* ii u ni
Hemuinli* f'siunty run il.n m Hu
rlarra th a t "m oloriata hardly havr ii i iil with ry p rra i hatiniater» i*fi
Fniletl
room lo p a r k th a lr car* on Min. [• •her aide, clearing the bruah, l a r g < rvpreaa in the
In Stats» Mr llenderBstn n m m |i>
day, th r r e an* ao irany iioopln i -mi'I erecting ruatir fenrea
a p e fin n ljh u t tip i|i?l(JiCtiiiu uf huwmM Uuhrrr "
1 h. i.lition. the varioua
rk ljirg**i unit in t h e h m M b sln n g T tm -p *n f" IlirT toriV r located
r e labellesl w ith t h e i r co m m o n 11«* TiMripn n, M e i i e n
A t yprea*
about 20 minutoa drive from San
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BCienllfh
narn
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m
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in
g ! n ear t h e r e i" am r * t n n n 1u.| r*,0 f»0
ford, on tho. highway to Orlando
ih.-m eaaily r e c o g n i i a b l e by vial. >'r«r* i>l*l Olid il JH f r r l in dlu.
T ourista coma driving In. u*u. 'i tm l.
m e tr r
ally tn group*, all d u rin g
Ho
The Florida Federation of lia rM ■ llrn d n ra o n in a n a u ... u t l i l l
w rah, Mr. Caldwell raya, from dr n Club* »onutime ago erected
ow ned by F r a n k 1. K 'W U t i. who
t v a r y t to t o In th* Union and
*»« Iron fence around the tree f lr s L ir r u g n la c d th a trim m
from foreign c o u n U tra a* wall.
prevent people from carving to u n.t attraction und began to
Tho Big Trao la aomatimra
called tha “ Sanator" dua to tha
ticomInant poaitlcn It occuplri in
th* aria I-tropical jungls growing
around It, and Was going strong
•
-,
. . . . ____
to th*
For
ovar SI cantoris*. H haa rtalatcd
III extremes o f wind and waathar.
w»U proto*tod by * thick growth
af ether ty p u toai around It.
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A ' inal/a>
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fa H in tti
-, , . . :
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llo’lr
Initials on JIts
old
bark. A
'make it
fanioiu. g'Cuplc*
of tlir
murker ha* bean placed on the | flr>t photograph of the lurgr
lion that thr
10 and B.100
la I t i feat
Irvuinference,
diameter.
ly a swamp
a Into a naditch#* wer*
a ascoaa wa• s u l l y dry.
has bacoma
►ota of Con.
nany peopla
tha pintle
>T.a wool to
►leal sotting,
ls also b ats
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f n iiti iitu \ |i* t Ii il fc|iereh 1*1a4
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f j11 no t e 'hipw, plane*
mui 'sun | ill*'- fitoo the 1 tilte l
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I h*' -pt's'ch wm lurnie nt th *
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of
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WifiMnn
( toi ri hill mini
F t May
B ritain
ptti r!
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1H
m u y fiilinni t»i•<m a i k e t t n g imI iiimi
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prriihd fi <fn I sin
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ti i. will ttinaidiT the pm* Im -i
i,, vi w r. k of 200 ra»" of f h Ii
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f
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For Negroes Here
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an
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h»xs-
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greater iiunnthiea
we --nra
UHniiiisis,™ **than
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iM«i til
Ik.M off
it "ihe rr*»nl hn« of riyillpation
( hsirslt 111 tvttile hi> tlramatie
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f loositu"SR mini ni'l" '
tfit park auffoundlng II near Longwonri, are again pronng <•nr
f C enlm l Florhla'a prlnripisl hnm-t uI im m I ih h tltih \<m
ress Tree Attracts
Visitors From A ll Over Nation
| it i s in f « s
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*to g**.i..|H|fd Mffoa
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w ith II it I n tm ia v o r to n to rm u |» « fs n m a U v to a s k m lilitin I ii ui | ui 1 hr hut t erect It a*
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\ iiliiih lr inlornmot in Sofiu
hi mI tis i in nn\ ii liv in g to hr in j,;
i liuiii | m in t in i hr Ita llaiu fite e k
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u t v ilr d In jin n th e i In **
I f t,>,»
Fnduy in the hall of t h r it r i. ■«!
'tmity
fur hint Mjetiiin nit.
......... mil fitr from the l»«t
c» c la a n w ill be s t a r t e d . M r
plnrrs of Jean Harlgw. Main '*'h
L*hn*<in * a id . “ b u t l i g h t n o w w e
|i,r> * lrr and Irvin g Thall>etg
s t a r t in g
w it h J u k i th e o tic
t m .l Iribolo wa* paid
I ’m i.n , it***
T h e e n r o llm e n t now w ia n d *
Thoraday In a church jammed if Jn men, he ridded
with trirnd* and admirer".
cyprrma, token in IV2<1, arc still
CORRECTION
for sale at tha stand. The picture
The name of L. I. Frailer was
ihowo the bark of
thr trar
rtittlivl in it list of direr tor* of
alaahe,| with countlaa* Initials,
'hr Sanford Atlantic National
moat of which have disappeared
[lank pnliliihed 111 The Sanford
now that tho fence has been
Herald Wednesday. Th* correct
erected. Mr. Koonts has been ap.
U
r
list of director* Is as follow*!
pointed by tha Board of Com.
Grorgr .11 Biihop. Joe Cameron,
ralaaioner* a* csratakar for the
G W Frailer, L. I. Frailer, J. L.
park.
m
Inglry. II A. Nrwman and S. O. '.
Campsrin* tha Big Tree with
Shin holier
other* ba haa *s*n during hi*
R.
E.
Kipp
was
In
Gainesville
world travel*, Mr. Uehdtrton da.
today
attending
a
conference
*t
clared that tho largest tree in
Laboratory
the wor^ woe a gum tree In Aua. the P. K- Yong*
traits, which was B t feet tn dia School.
motor. Tho laigoot redwood, he
David Robert Smith of Orlando
added, ia 17 foot and four Inches
and Helen Doris Palmar of Ban.
ford were issued a m arriifs It-.— ------ ------------------- ------ caoss *t th* O o r t Hour* yaa- night Sunday partly cloudy a id j
tontey.
.
Imuch coldsr. Y j i X , ,
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City News Briefs
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THE OLD'HOME TO’
Dairy Industry In
State la Reviewed!
Great January
- J H * w e a t h e r is s o , c h A w
A F E L L O W H AS T O . D M l t ' l
W H E N T O D # 6 O U T ,O N A
nowlne href and d*lrr call)* fudm try In Florida, L. It. Lewb Bleu
Marketing Bureau, R. E. Bla*«r.
eeronrirtii. and Hr. W. 0. Kirk,
deportment ef. animal huibindry.
■periling undor tha dlrrctlon of
(ho filato Deportment o f Agrl.
rullurr, have- Utinrh«H an ednmIlona I program for liveetork Im
provement that will be made a
feature cf tho annual I lvrMoek
Exuceltlnn at the Florida Stair
Fair, Fob. 4 to II.
'Ill one drrado (Inc* the Slate
Department o f Agriculture, under
tffgiveifre Nathan Mayo, brran
in Intmaivo* program lo develop
Florida* ralllo Induatry, tho avorace orlaht per animal h«» In.
errnao ICO urundJ, tho dairy lndtniry fnmiehe* every drop of
h d i
USED CAR
:^ 5 -r v ; < , r t .
'
J M|j ' fj
M n * i OMMNK «
Now going m» Jt
MAN CIIEYKOLET
Bay a quality QK
car. Wq moat, move
fin* ueod can* to
room for othora
traded In on tho’
NEW IM I
CHEVROLET
. V -.-'
-e .
' *
Uaed care In Sanford ■'
1940 CHEVROLET
Special, Deluxe Spoil Se-
[• !■#. tmm
feA l • .
t 'm m r
OSM ha* to
erd of hard*
It**, for a
attain their
rating until
.wall, the
■generation
acquainted
a that eort
» the point
tth, having
Of It once.,
But the Johor to that J. Dull requite* an *o*uranc* that Uncle
Sam wtlj get out of the carrying
trade on the FuUto and South
A»*tte*nward. and return It to
him at the war'* end.
Thto M l a vary aonaltlv* Anglo,
American aubject at the end of the
teat war. White the conflict wao
raging and the British merchant
Beet wao badly handicapped In
maintaining It* far-flung world
oervtoe, we buUt quite a formidable
Ion tor war.-I Yankee mercantile marine of oar
- tha Indue. I own, which grabbed a good bit ef
They * u i . I Britain'* ov****ai beuintaa The
aftnetr ae> « « r Anally being over, tha BriUth
Mh. though thought we ought to am p our
at to ruard *hlpa aad pay tbeti* tor carrying
i.
our freight aad paMcngere. they
Urge ikdr Dijunl uptdlUi
ttoe and
a ae> ware decidedly redentful became
k m that Ek#yiyw UAklufly
Sgty pro*, we didn't do It Now titer'd like a
• pledge In advance, to tneure ’em
t they a *-( agauut any more eueh tricklnaa
while after , on our pert tn future.-ey aaoumed
The treubto to that thee* two to«t
been a pee- eraia hadn’t a aufltolenl Interval bogh to warn tween ’em. People *UD remember
Expert Repairs
Our shop la well equipped
to ma!te any repaint on
farm machinery, trmilera or
other equipment.
A L IC E IN M O N B Y L A N D
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
M AX *# WiU-\
E?A*4 OVS* IlC p o *
poeiii»«lEftTbUR'o#
ntiwxMcwiHr \ * y , ‘
MID and Packing Homo Supplies and Repair service
PAUL J. STINE, Owner
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
, < * w m o n TC M aroM U N A l l l l l
m
207 W. Second 8 L
ruwiM hv, tar.
Phone
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins*
Mr*.' Lillian Savllle
NutrllUnUt
to conduct b
r4Ka. OtKlf It
t« prevail
CREEK
RIUM;
FOODS
J A N U A R Y 10
Re-n«ep AMM
ere Invited la com* and rareI
her while »be to here. Her wide
nperirnre with food* for correcting
overweight, underweight, coattip*.
Hen end other condition* which era
AMAIfeUR 'TBNdlS’i
/JovVcw A p f e r p
-dx/R
-tH # c q
iou
State Fair Livestock
and tMMturag# and f»vd
viewed but th* definite program
Mia. Lillian flavttl* will
m apM out for funner expansion
and Improvement* in lb* n*xt 10 duet a three day dwaei itn
year* will km charted.
ef Battle Creak apoda l jar
. Contending thit the Ur#*took feed*; et Forrest 10*tch*(V <
teditttry l> dependent upon paw
htrag* and f eeJ«, «xt«n»lr* odaea.
IHftel program* am underway, ae.
cording to Mr. lll»»cr who will
Sheet
food*, shew*
. the
th* exhibit «eff feed*,
show
" hoV
to e
M M w p M iO
OM tyttoft fMk •
tyi> '
'll what th* 8U U has new and
Fat 1* pneeltle in the future. II
a pV.etkai exhibit to Mtewthl
inelloe of clover, toil* to whkk
toy are adapted, the IneeuJatioi
r Made and proper fertilleaUan
itthod*. Wire* ir*to that pJT
uca* only 10 pound* o f b**f rpei
u t 'Tl ^ ,howT\ 1,1 «®»»a»t*ua
Ith th* now napier m a g that
radaev* over 300 p»uad* annual-
-f, i,\ % ■
•
Variciu hay crop*, kudaa, alva*
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FLORIDA PRODUCT*
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ILL U . I « to •< Bu. Baht,
U fw itn.
cm-
it.m to ti.H .
UC fee «*n. UrO. t* r»r.
■to Ito.M. R i A Be. Her
to Il,ix
---
Mt'-'Do*. Ben. 41* to He,
f*UCv£ jn.»»M'i«o ii.il.
[a .* te %+,tt
Deluxi Townaeddn, 4 new
tlrea. look* ond run* like
------- ----- B .J I.
'
1030 Chevrolet Deluxe
TowMedan OK Car
1938 Chevrolet Deluxe
Townscdfltt
1937 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1937 Ford Deluxe Tudor
1936 Ford Deluxe Bedan
1936 Ford Conv. Coupe
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1937 l’lyvoulh Tudor
1935 Packard Coupe
1935 Oldamobile Coupe i
1938 Plymouth Coupe .
1931 Chevrolet Scdxa *
1934 Chevrolet Tudor7
1934 Plym6u(h Tudor
1931 Plymouth Coupe'
Wo b*vo tho car
wont, at tho price
want to pay. 1
you
you
ALTMAN .
Chevrolet Co. .
SANFORD; FLORIDA
�t
*
Bnnford Is The Only Centrsl ,
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Established In 1808
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1M1
Danger O f Invasion Navy’s Request
If British Navy Is For 400 Ships
Gets Approval
Destroyed Is Cited Recommended Outlay
Unarmed Cashier
Strangles Robber
BRITISH MUNITIONS
German Naval Base
Pounded In Raid;
20 Killed, 35 Hurt
SHIP BURNS OFF AUSTRALIA
. Tops Billion Dol
lars In 24 Hours;
Craft To Be $mall
WASHINGTON, Jan.
A * unarmed ■lore rlrrk nf
The House Naval Committee to.
8io(flrd choked a robber to
day gave unanimous approval to
death 'yesterday In the presence
an urgent Navy request for tha
o f covet* 1 customer*. T ilra^.
authority to spend 4*2.000,000
fan) Byrd, one t-f the cuiio.
for <00 relatively small R*w ships
more In the store at the time
and for a vaat i hanslcii uf ship,
o f Uut incident,
had just
building and ordnance plant*.
walked' up to th# counter to
The art ten brought to f t ,200,.
pay for hit purchases when
000.000 the naval rutteys which
tha -tighter found the bandit
th* committee* had rennimrndftl
apparently trying to steel the
In lets than 24 hour*. •
contents o f the cash register. I The 40u new ships wllf consist
Biring up the
situation i
A mysterious fire consumes (he li.H2fl.ton
*tly of sub chasere.ascort vealait November, oral to ' hare been salvaged
quickly the clerk slimmed the i **■*- minesweeper* and torpedo
Orungal after ammunition In the stern of the
two days before the *xplo«lon set fire to the
drawer o f the register, catch,
craft. *
ship
exploded.
The
ship,
aground
on
u
reef
Vestel
loaded with munitions fin Rritiiiu
lag fee robber by the neck.
The
Ministry of
Ecrnomk
W »r Depa
Though the vktlm struggled
near Berwon Heads, Victoria, Auatrajla, since
Warfare said yesterday British
• M tM T M
Vtolegtly and shook the rash
Information tends to confirm, In
tha clerk bravely held
part, recent aasertlona that In
eloted. When the
*"71* » " * • the United. Slate* Is
finally opened the
still aiding the Axis pdWrrs. The
WASHINGTON* Jan. 18
■ was found to be dead,
Mlniatry h#*t#nrd to gdd how.
—
Secretary of War
they lifted the rat out
ever, that British authorities betUtafoa! told the House For of tho draper and threw It Here rurh help is nnt feliberate.
Mr. Byrd •■id.
eign Affairs Committee to
In this connection, i f was un.
drrstood British had renewed rep.
day, " l think we we In very
:t
--------a
..
.
. reaentetlrns to Waehlfeton re.
neat Lanier of an invasion
Crim e L. DMaoo, crlery growA f V t 9 t 0 I**fldlng Unite,! Slates shipments
*r
in
Sanford
for 31 years, died
by<ajr.jn the 1 contingency
f i t
U la lC
to Valdivostnk. Russia.
at hi* home on Celery Avenue
g ift .the British navy should
"Some United States producers
Pt fl Co A M today after • lin.
be destroyed or aurrendered.M
are helping Germany indirectly
gating dines*. He was Til yrars
bv selling Russia commodities in
Stlmson
described
the
old
which Germanv is riefkienl." the
k a * 5 i < b « as a “ forthright
Bom in Troy Ala., Feb 7. 1870,
Ministry said. "O f theae, cotton la
sad stasr p u t o f pevsr which
Mr Bledsoe formerly lived
at
the most imnortant.
Next time you drive Into your Quincy and Vernon before coining
r if t s m U s the Prasldsnt to ptec#
l.ed by Mrs. A K I'owcrs,
"British figure* shew that be
f t opttatfcn th o 'b n t sad slmplsst
tween Oct. Ill snd Dec. IK, 1940, favorite filling station to art a la Sanford. He had recently re- chairman, the busuies, solicits
Ured
......
celery
farming
because
M s .’ te b i t * sat s
national
T h r o u g h Russia Imported more cotton frem tank of gas, don't lw surprised If o f hi* health. If* was a member tlon committee of the infantile
th* United States than she usu the attrndrnt begin* checking
paralysis drive, today Iw-gan call.
ally Imfo-ts from all source* dur your lights, and perhaps suggest of thr First Methodist Church of Ing on Hanford buflinriM flima fin
Bsnf' ''I, snd th* Mssonic Lodge
ing a full year. In 1)UO Russia
donation#
to btiv in «run lung
No (it
exported to Germany
100,000 that new bulbs are needed
for ua# in Hvminolf Cnunty, it
Bunrivi.rs
include
the
widow,
It's
a
part
of
a
drive
being
tons ef cotton In accord"nee with
o f Florida and out-of- the Kovl-LOermin trade agree, conducted by William Broker,
It G. Bledsoe of Sanford; waa announcrtl by Mr* Mmiwu II
g t the Sanford fnent 'and uml** <be pew agree, .State highway jiatrolrrian. to a son. Mt-nlijn Bledsoe of Tampa; BUwmrt, City rha irtnari
T. Bradford
Byr.l, Seminole
J n r k o t showed mrn* signed FTM-v It <» fro- maintain the high record ef Hem- two inrithvrn, Troy Birds* .' of Jay, County chalrwian. said Hint Ihe
BImIso#, Andaluaia, Ala.;
pcs-d
to
Inerrar*
those
de'tvrrtes.
inole
County
with
respect
to
the
nf #8,11138 In Deu
Austin, • pecla) gifts rommlttri* \* #l*o
“ t» la elcar (hat *ueh Russian rendition of Its automobiles Me. tePu «iBt*»ra, Mrs. Ida
%' l i .*r.
It,.
Mint
seeking fund* and that both
lh«
eat ten oapwrta are noaslhle nnt/ I!cooker is calling on every fill, Jkck'onvillr. and Mr*. John Walls, group* w#r# #x ported to comp If to
ua year, a
m-ellur, Al*.; two grandaught.
Kerens* < f Soviet imports from ing station operator in the county,
Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Jr., and Ihfir takka btfoie nigh!fall Thrro
. b / B . J. U h . 'hr IteM Rtaiea**
he aald today, ami rrqueottng
(ftatles A. ..Bette, bulk of will bf no aolifUatlon In the rt‘#i■how*.'
him te check the Jtehl* of *R Ihe
Nkwone- gfWtdeoA, < ■*. G.' /teJilteU aociiona, Ur. P yfA said.
flats hk scriMi’
^
,, ri- >> *: ■
"• ■
Name* of donor# will b# pub.
If the lights l l t i'ls ijl| <, the )ftel|SOri, Jr , of Hanfonl. atsi on* Il#bed in Th# Bdnford ligrmki u
reot-gianddaughtrr,
Terrelloat. of-Jtate
altrndent will advise the motorist
While the aollcltation /and tht
•-au Nelson nf fSsnford
le In Decern.
to have them flxsd.
Fusrral »*rvicr« will Ih< rofi- Rpeclai gift# rommittee are en.
447.40, the re.
On Feb. I, a state.wide diivr
gaged in aecurlng fund*, other
Florida's diiFtad at thd" v rirk»oii Funeral committee# under Ihe direction
At tha first maatlng of
the will be conducted by
at 3:U0 o rlorli Friday afLehman expressed surprise class In defenao Industry which highway
. .patrol to se* I hut the M.trnf
W IV of Mr Byrd. Mra. Hie wart and
at the (ncreaaa In tha cash value met si the High School Fsrm I lights uf each car in the state hin^on, with (hr Hrv
of products handled through the last night ths *0 parsons pres-1 are In good working order The I •thrinan .-f Dm* Kira! MfthfMlikt Mr# Jame# W, Crate*, vice chair,
The Mumiiiir man for Seminole County, and
maritrt last month, because there rnt voted to have
claases county which has the fewest uum- Ft afrh tiflimitinir
" It have fliiuyt of th# nervici* Mr* John I. fialloway are bu*y
has been a scarcity of many uf every night, except
her
of
car*
with
faulty
light,
will
Saturday
the ‘'cheaper" vegetables such and Sunday, from 7:00 o'clock be recognised as No, 1 out uf th, hi the cenutiry, and |ia1IbearerR with othei Hctivitlci i>f the cam" d he trierti'il from member# of puitrr
as collar-da, carrots, beats, and until 10:00 o'clock. So many B7 counties.
The btiftiiN**# eolkltatifin comM" ltdftr Burutl Mill ie in l^ke
cabbage.
When
thr
drive
begins,
a
group
men attended the
(teas
last
ntitle fonni#(e of the fiillnwliii
\ *cw CeiTii'lerx
“ Often we haven't been able night that another class
of
highway
patrolmen
will
<*ui
will
Mr# V I) Hrolt, Mr# W A
It In re«|!j«‘M*'d ih«l all .MaaunA
to supply tha demand for pro. probably hart to be
started, vrrge on this section, und te *tn.
Adam*r Mr#.
Fr«#ton
Sherrill,
due* such as this, because far. Alex Johnson, director of the tinned at different points to rheck nf »*t at Ihe lattice at 2:00 o r lock Mr#
Hurry
Woodruff,
Mr#
Ihe car* No arrest, will tM. jrl„t,., F'lday In order to make arrani'e- It vright Freemait, Mr*
Arthur
sltwu mate around here don’t grow rtaaaea, said this tnornteg.
f>
"
nt#
to
atit-Mil
the
funeral
of
enough of it," the market nun.
Last night th*
class
was but Ihe names of those driving M
/.arhnrv, Mr# If. B. Odham. Jr.,
Uledsike.
to the
ager said.
limited in It* work as there it csr* with U d lights will hr
*ml Mr# II Fr Tookc
Tha various Army camp* lo some difficulty In getting ma to (he State headquarters and
••At prcernl thare i# nnly one
cated in the South are adding to terials duo te th* large number filed
iron Iuflap in ( 'cntral Floriil*." Mr
A l Ihe lime of the Inspocti.ni
th* demand for fresh vegetables, of defense orders, Hr. Johnson
ll.-rd pointed out. “ and we want
Hr. Lehman pointed out.
Sendrude County In he prepareil
surmised. Th* man rewired in. of motorist* for drivers' licenseA comparative report of main structional work In Cartmrators luring November. Bemlnole Coon
n ruse one is needed." An iron
TIIK FTH ID i'iAN SUDAN. lung causes artificial resi-irallon
product! handled at tha market and spark plug* teat night and ty came out ahead of B|| other
Airing December, 1M0, shows will start th* actual repair of counties In the slate. No arrest- ' ''h* FRONTIER. J*n 10—tAI
snd Ih-Iieh It Is used primarily
(hat a total D J I t •Anita were motors whan tho materials arrive, were made here by the eight 11' rhythmic torn.tom ef 41 in the flight aralnst Infantile psr
patrolmen who checked cars for ' »l war drums has broken ihe slvsis it can also h" « ( "ervee in
sold for a total
o f lilt.. he aald,
three heurs on* day, Mr. Brooke i lh .dale * Hrurc of this desert nrrnlents where the ehe-t
3 0 4 * . almost *
i A unit.
I
Mr. Johnson expect! to get a
A resu motor In * few days so th* men raid The rating given was Ilf, ■"* w|tb n summons to Elhio. crushed or th* respiratory nerveA bigger Inert
percent.
i
m
patriots
to
rite
in
.arms
lt which ran start work. The other ma
triad by string
are iniurrd. ____________
■ U U bushol hi
lsr* sold terial* era also expected in th* Cheeking on drivers' lirrnsr* in l,v,*|n*t Ihel Italian masters
Volusia,
Lake,
and
Orango
roun.
(
"
m
P**k
to
peak
Ihe
thump.
7*71l ovar th* 8,7M
In De- near future.
tu«, the patrolmen spent three' " ,l' Carried the message
from
earnbar, 1138. 1
Jays each, In comparison with th> I 1 " 'C Emperor llallr
Selassir
In - also, .
three hours they were hsre, Mr ' 1 "s*tey nlfhl, and Wednesday
Brooker pnlntrd out,
'
h indred* of Ethiopians sllppml
*'ti is this good record t am
bonier to Join their
Antler lodges from Nrw Hmyr.
reeking to continue," Mr. Bmoker " ""»d e * sssembllng an army na and Daytona are expected J*'
nr
Gojjam,
Angio-Egyptian
Sudan
li'
V ked n»°t°*'l»U to Join
tt#ml a tri-city meet to be held
A moving
Icturo, "Elephant “with
him In th* effort to make
Ian*wsr#
wsr*mode
madeatat
1
m
r,
, n ,.,
' here Mar. I, and plena
Bor " ia to b o ____
■'— i In all schools •
'bowing
In
the
light
In
(
I m g handled * j u n i a d front
la meeting of th* Banfonl lodge
In tho cousty se Ttunadap
.
and spection ^ t ^ jie x t m o n t h .
srmtaa ia December, ISIS, I
S V ..U
T j v r r i a l n f l/vn ll**» nl«hl to hire * .treet parade
Friday snd prosssds
la o f A s show
dance, and benautt In honor of
1H in tho aans month Uat
sro to r> U tbs 8*1
smloalt Counthe visitors. Too meeting was
tho report russula.
ty Tubem i tools tSdI Haaltbi Atso.
LAKELAND. Jan. 18e-(AP> held at the F.lkx Club House
' Activity at the market
cUlloa, Mrs. Dorothy
« Lamb, coun.
K« press shipments and road.
A hay rid* will bo flven Friday
times U more ahead.at a
tv uum who I* li
n charge of
*"le dealers handling citrus fruit night at ?*nlando Spring* for
pace, with the ettrne
u
the program, said 1
Wednesday took the first steps Antlers and their dates In honor
M s s handling a large n
Bsbu, ladlsa boy
r aciari plays
C° * ! t S uwd » h[P. Althea, toward setting up an organisa of Elmore Oerddick, recorder,
The loading platforms am
tho lead lay rots M
tied op at Ut* Municipal I>i«r
tion through which they
will who will leevo Saturday for Bt
Stall, ahr- filled With i *
based Ml tbs star*
h o is t of
o^ternoon to spend the •rek legislation regulating tha Bernard ColIsfO In
Alatei^a
tho ElonhahtaT with
b y Rad.
Members and iholfl guests will
gift fruit business.
yard Kipling.
meet
et
tho
hone
ef
Father
A.
An those* oemmittoei -with-a
— In—tW *s o e t-d rtr«
member from every county rep- B. Peck, 318 Palmetto Avenue, In
the association. tho t
ship patrols th* Intend
rs sentad et the meeting, was ap lime to leave et 8:00 orlock.
o f (ho county tarn*
along the east roast o f
Past c e lle d Antler Ralph Ray
pointed and will moot at Win.
of MB far th« fu
according to members
ter tlarop Jan. t l to draft pro. was Invcated with the pest r,sited
U lanky* chairman
posed legislation. State Senator Antler* Jewel test Right end two
aociaUos- said. ♦ ;
A. W. Young at Veto Beach sc. member*. Bernhard Collins end
ceptod temporary chairmanship. Ben Crawford wen their mem
bership button*.
I-IN HR STILL STUCK
Southampton Is
Sunk Following
Attack By Axis
O f Funds N
Lights O f Cars
To Be Checked,
. Brooker States
George Bledsoe,
Celery Farmer,
•' Dies At Home
Co-Operation Asked
To Continue Good
Record Of County
Fanner’s Market
Repeal Increase
Paralysis Committee
S t a r t s Campaign
To Raise Funds
uie planned
nse Claafl
f
Ethiopians Culled
To Rise In Arms
Antlers Make Plana
For Tri-City Meet
Benefit Picture Is
Playing In Schools
•roup To Seek Gift
Coast Guard Ship Is
Tied Up At Sanford
Waterway
Agriculture Leaders
Invited To Meeting
NEW. YORK, Jan.
Tho U . f , Lines said Wednesday
attempts to refloat th* liner
Manhattan fast on a sand bar
Leaders
of
agricoltur*
In
near Waatl Palm BeadL would be Florida, Including Com miss loner
renewed fftday when U » tag Be. Nathan Hays, bora f t t n invited
lief arrtrik from New York.
to attend a mooting o f farmars
te tho CWy B ill M at Thursday
Attack Ia Described
As “Heaviest” In
SerieH Of 40 Made
()r\ Wilhelmshaveit
Final Attack On
Tobruk Prepared
Italians Claim That
.14 Warships Were
Sunk Or Damaged Greek Troops Drive
Italians R^ck In
lit issMORirj I’ rtss
SnowHtorm battle
The British Ad ini rally today ac
Donations Sought
To Buy Iron Lung
To U«e In County
my Bases
out South Add To
Vegetable Demand
rasas-
NUMBER 122
Member Associated I’reaa
knowledged the I'hill.ton cruiser
Southampton m . sunk by British
force, after tl caught fire tollowing damage i>\ A,is hoinliers
o ff Sicily on Jnn |0 Most of the
errw were reportrd >lived
Rome asserted the 22.flOO.tnn
British laucrntt carrier Fsgle
was torpedoed in nnnrctinn with
a running haute with n heavdj
protected convoy which slatted
Jan. » fioni the Strait of Sleily
Th# British hod already disclosed
lh*| the slier,It curler lllus
IriuU, had been damaged
by
German dlve.homheni m m
lack Jan 11)
The Jtulinus claim ] j warship*
nd two merchantmen have been
sunk or damaged m un Avis set
ml drive m ih.
Mediterranean
since Jan il
The scar red aircraft carrier,
Illustrious, allncked tor
-even
hours on Jan hi t y German dlvr
liointier*, came into ■ MedJterran.
esn port unde' ti#-r own power
yesterday
Forty to Ml Nan planes. m*k.
trig the heaviest attack upon a
single British warship of this
«*>. flung torpedoes at the lllus.
tiicu. sides and HW.OtMl pounds
I, ,hl«h esploalve bombs at iwr
flight deck In an unsuccessful at.
, ™ fl lo P "1 *•»!• n*w**t of lin
'" i f '* rerricra under water.
The.
Rltet*, diving hea«k*
re, plunged into s great wall of
timritc; they spattere.1 the deck.
, niachine.gun bullets and drop
pc,l score, of bomh, or. the lllus.
.... .
P " '1 end starboard .ides
K.xtension For Auto
I/icenses Ih Given
T AI.LAIIAH.HEE_
I'ih k mi,up in'
Jan
|ti
suti nndxlr license la g , f!,,
niski-s .,f I04| cars resulted y,..
Isy in a lh dsy extensn-n uf
lh.- time
for
all
................
owner. In get their plates
Governor Holland granted the
r,ten-urn which moved the dc»,i.
line for new licenses up from
midnight last night lo pel' I
At the same time, D W Fin.
ley. Stale motor vchlcli* com.
ruis*, loner, said all person* who
had .blained 410 tags for II
hi.dr type* of |(I4I Ford-. I hrv
rolel* nod Plymouths, which l«Gr
were found lo require lib pistemu-1 e,change them for the n f
ncr tags and pay thr |fl differ
nice
If ihe exchanges are nnt made
the automobile owner will be
-iihjeci to erreet for operation /
car without a proper lleen«c. Fin
Vy
niilil
GIuhh Urged To
Accept New I’ost
WASHINGTON. Jan
1"
(A P I— Administration Irailerwere reported Wednesday l« have
urged Senator Glass o l Virginia,
supporter of Preeldent
Houseveil’s program for aiding Britain,
to arcepl s place on the Foreign
Hrlalknns Committee, which soon
will take up the
“ lend-lease"
bill
If Democratic leadership plan*
work out, Glass and Senator
Byrnes of South CAholm*, Who
aided in drafting tb* Adminis
tration measure probably will be
added lo the rommltte* in a day
or so to fill two vacancies
City News Briefs
Hr x w l s l r , Ptsss
Guarded by ■ 30.mile dcfenve line against Ihe
ini British aaaaelt force*,
the Italian garrison at To
bruk. estimated at 10,004, ga,l-arently has been ordered ka
hold out as long a* peealble.
From * military point ef
view, Tobruk's position is
“ b»ui the urn* as Bardie'*
» week before It fall Jen.
’• tu the British offensive le
tlh>*. Frum Celre, the Uy|.
tish reported between 10
10 aircraft were either horned
" b»dlr damaged le Rsedey
night's raid on the Canteete
■Irdrnmc.
.
"T **-*el"«e<l Peesa
Mriiinh Immlycr*
pounded
tlu> U illiclniHhavun navx) baxe
ovprnijtht imd anixshod at tho
now Herm an air bane at Catnnin Hicllv. MDrlngltnard fo r
thr Nufl.i
tsarial
ilufennjvr
Hintim-I Ih r Hr it inh M edltorrail can fleet.
T h r Crrm ann adm itted 20
killed and HA wounded In tha
K A i night-long assault on
Wllbelnishavsn, whteh Ih* Brit
ish de-cr ibud a* th* "haavlgst
ami most succeisful" In a series
of 40 attache, on th* port.
In Libra, BriUah gout ring*
U g T«t.."uk «onth>uod to ftre * «
that besirged Dalian garrison In
proparelion for a final attack.
Dispatches from Albania said
that Greek troops attacking In a
nnw-torm drove thr Italian*
tiiim important heights along the
in It uj front,
In T"kyo, the JaBanes* pres*
irgcd haste in puIBlng Japan’s
|' southward program" and eahort.
.-.I the x'>vernmrnt to prepare for
ie-tdutr oclliuy In offset British
oii.t Amriican Influence in East
A
Loud,,ii hod ■ niinur bedtime
Mill H it
raid Just before mid.
i.uihi itnd esily today— the first
HU nit-ck sfler dark since Run.
inv. bill the show put on br
ilu- Gri man bomber* snd chnlIcgiotf II t it ioh night
uroa—ed any previous midnight
■Mi form#nu# i*v#r lh# c#nitm|.
A
few
ir-tgnif leant
lire*
fl.,,.d lu i.flv The real -how fnt
wlucli thnli-alids poured 10*0 '"fl
......... was the -muky re* I I *'<
,
l>q #•**■
Deposits Increase
At Florida State
Bank During Year
Tl,e Florida 81*1*
Bank
df
Sun lord had ■
prosperft**
year during 1940, according
reports mad*
St
,
meeting of Uw ateekholdera
last Tuesday afternoon.
“ !3l
Directors were
T,,-*l,cte» J1
follow*. Lloyd F. Boyle, w . L.
Cooper, Chnrls* Dunn,
W.
IKlrchhoff. Jr.. M O. JJeN»
Ralph A. Bmlth and J- H. V br
Hny Furrest Qalchel. prominan*
local grocer, waa elected a naw
member of th* board.
The annual report of Fr*»»derit M G. MeNnlr to Use » w holder* indicated * "
eseellsqt
year from svary angls. As
indication of ths growth o f BflOford’s youngsst IlnaneUl IttitL
tuiion, th#
for th# y#*r
mor# than 100 peretnt m
in
. depositors
numb#r .of
daBoaltars approxtmstel v 185 pareanL Morn t#AD
3500 local loans ware mad# duxin,
r w t r s J ifS
tho stockho!
earning for
A mooting o f tha ‘ Seminole
Gun Club will be bald at the
Recreation Hall od Use lake shore
on Thnnday at StSQ P. M. All
member* are requested to bo pro.
sent.
a
\
�a - U i.- J ' -' g
Herald
K O U J u m i4 | P a s »
iH s M M la ito Ura
ise soootrr with pri*.
iritra la c t l n n m I
Lion Island? .
Construction In
Lake County flits
Two Million Mark
b ir d s
(Erom Trail*)
1 yoar feather*, red robin,
• p and le t I trails of atlver
I f and rat io the brim In
ad throat,
iwn comet up
cki* and eptll.
, somewhere
In your wind.
S
Canadian.built Hurricane right*!
planet.
Dual), Sloan A Pearce, Inc. have
tSWs where th*
H you brown.
Iblo things too
(any namo
‘ hesitant harps
rklteai Is deep,
•a In leave*, A
$ Jb.t th* tame.
ittlng ready
program this
national one
I »Up|)0*4>ortUof yhc.e It*.
goheraU >Jn Ttotys
would
Otarfa bettor time in getting
'„E they hadn't been ham.
I With thti^ airplanes. ”
/|ft
f j „
ha depoelt* are showing re.
»o l* gain* all ever Florida.
'X b)
money to
l wh*lh& Ri luring spunt or
^
f. tttn /I 1T Q t. A
Flaying of music by Chopin
which - thsra has been 180.000
the Polish Immortal, has been
w-rth of grove sale* and #100,0*0 worth of other tyal estate* banned In Poland.
•alee.
Resides more than half million
dollars In real estate sales and
development in 1040 In the Lee*,
burg area, 40 acre* cf eltru*
grove* have been set and 3-100
ceres
of new land ha* been
brought Into cultivation for other
W a x in g
agricultural purpdara,
Isrgelln
in the production of Sea Island
r-Jtton and watermelons.
Eustll Is a very clone second
In Leesburg. As a matter of
fnrt, building and real estate
Miles In the Eustis area
have
totaled *-..12,010 In 1040 compared
In *.157.000 In the Leesburg area,
,i difference of less than *25,000.
In the Eustis program of the
year ha* been *342,200 worth cf
new construction, repairing and
iom~drIing of property, while
*10,000 has
teen reported In
citrus greve sales and *160350 In
nlher real estate transaction*.
Mount Dora was third in its
record this year with nearly *300,.
000 reported to the Lake County
CONFIDENCE
Chamber of Commerce. Of thli
QUALITY
amount *125,000 was in the con.
and SERVICE
stnictlon of new buildings, re.
rnlrlng. remodeling and Improv
ing older buildings, while *150,000 worth of real estates salt*
were reporter!.
During 1040, 150 acre* of new
citrus groves pud 100 acres of
other land had been brought Into
cultivation in the Mount Dor*
Distinctive
section.
Floral Designs
The Sylvan Shore* section t f
Mount Dora has had an additional
Member T. D. S.
*30300 reported during this same
period Including *27,000 in the
Teltphui
construction of new homes and
*3300 In real astate sales.
The Clermont eeetion of Lake
County haa pushed-along with an
euri*W*,tr<*»r4 UtW yggrjpM eh
include*' construction > and ran
estate salat In excess pf flBLBOO.
(■rovrtand had tome *70,000
development, *00,000 of which
was In a new and remodeled
IP YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
buildings, *7.500 In grove tales,
while 160 'new agree of citrus
THE BEST. 04
land and 260 acres of other land
were brought Into use. .
• LIQUORS
More than *42,000 or develop,
went and real estate sale* took1
place In the Montvrrd* area thl*
year, *30.095 cf which was forj
i:rw and
remodeled buildings,
*11,000 In real ratal* sales, but
1 he moat Interesting development
BB SURE TO V IS IT
doling the past twelve month*1
In the Montverda area waa 400
trrra ef new citrus groves and
300 acres of land trought into
cultivation for other agricultural
crop*.
Have
Perfect
Floors*
THE .CHRIST
s p ir it
Y WBLCQME IN YOUR
IE, Y d W Co m m u n i t y .
HOME, «YOUR HEART?
another vllfo r
N pW YOBK. N. Y. Jao. 1B-.
■ . —l . l l
TAVARES/ Flortd*. Jan. 1B —More than W,000,000 in can*
struct Ion, remodeling and repelrIn f bolldlngs u d the sale c f real
(•Into took place In Lake County
daliny 1*10, accord Ina to a atatament from the Lake County
Chamber of Commerce thla week.
The Florida Telephone Corporation reports more than SB* new
telephone connection! during the•
year In thla county. While the
Florida power Corporation and
(he Triangle Caa C-rrpanjr hate many parts of the eruntry, ami q
all had a aatlsfactory
year'* the public offer has been
a* a result of this great demand.
Coplea o f the took will bo eeni
to Individual* cr groups on request to Liggett A Myers Tobares Ccm.pany, CIO Fifth Avenue.
New York. N. Y.
•
Instead of String on to tome dtMf Florida city, it undoubt'
edly will have a similar influence upon other people.
This particular attraction, which ta proving so popu
lar with old end young alike, with life , lonr midenta aa
well as tourlata, cost the taxpayer! e mighty little money.
It was the result of an accumulatlM of ideal end materials
over a period of years and it la laid tio have eoet actually
less than one thouaand dollars. It has already paid for it
self many times over both in the smuaemant It has fur
nished local people and the attraction It hSa for outalders.
Wo hope that this will not be the end of the expan
sion of the Sanford Municipal Zoo which wee started a
good many years ago in the back of the. fire Station and
lias been enlarged from time to time tmtil now it ia the
largest In Florida. Recent improvement* in addition to
Monkey Island include the deer run, now klmoat a separ
ate Institution in back of the Legion Rut.
It might be possible aa time goes oti to do for the
lions what haa already been done for the monkeys, In or
der to avoid chargee of special p riv ile g e o r something Hk*
that, It seems to us that the Ilona too should hove a home
of their own, not one where they are confined like crim-
? V B B g y t m TODAY
Lu l l a b y
New Book Describes
Tobacco Processing
An the influenza epidemic continues to spread through Just announced that a feature
condensed version of “ Bom In
out the country, until practically everyone haa It, has had Paradlso" by Armine von Tempit, or Is about to'have it, more and more e f fo r t « are being ski will appear In tha February
made to find some nure cure, or better yet, eome eure pre Isiot of The Reader's Digest
“ Bora In Paradise" was the No.
ventive for it. To date nothing eeeAu to have been found vember
Literary Oulld Selection.
that will completely do the trick, but there are a number 'The story 1* the autobiography
of remedlcH which certainly help some..
of a girl growing up In an un.
Not the least of these in the old faahloned one which lourlated Hawaii, lift on on* of
those fabulous ranches) aea and
han been uaed fn Florida ever since we can remember, con- volcanoes. Incredible surroundings
» biting largely of baking soda and grapefruit juice. In to gay and oaay days, tho sort of
more recent yearn efforts have been mane, not without things people want to road about
success, to popularize thia treatment In northern atates, It day.
partly for humanitarian redaons, and partly on account of
“ Mr*. Minivor" by Jon Struthcr
the grapefruit aurplus. '
ha* bean porchard by M. (J. M
t* / The Associated' Preea reported the other day that the to be .tnado Into a movie.! It la
Continental Machines, Inc., of Minneapolis had met with rumored that 1*0300 was paid
tho right*.
(onaldcrablc success in reducing colds among its employees forRandom
House will publish on
by, a free distribution of vitamin pllla throughout the May IB “ Invitation to Learning,'
winter months. The company believed it waa cheaper to a book baaed an th* weekly radio
keep its men In good health and working than to put up feature of th* same name. Thl*
book will contain 27 dlcuaeicns of
With the constant layoffs due to Colds during the winter, tho groat books o f all times by
“ Our porsonal experience with cod-liver oil capsules and Huntington Carina, Allen Tata,
other vitamin tablets, when taken conalatently during the and Mark Van Doran, aa well a*
special guests Invited from time
winter months is that they build up an effective resistance to
lima to Join in diacuaaioni deal,
to colds/’ a Continental executive explained In “ Steer lug with eubjecta and books on
megazlne. “ Recently we decided to ration these capsules which they are (particularly In.
to our men 30 that this coining February we will not lose formed.
-The program, “ Invitation to
nlty aueh number of men hours.’’
learning," has had an Interesting
Under the Continental plhn, every employee receives history on th* Radio. Bogun last
daily a folding paper cup With the following etatdment May a* a sustaining feature by
(he Columbia network, tho discus
sions have litre*tad a steadily
growing audience that today nuMbora over 3,000,000 ovary week.
Th* program it scheduled for
Tuesday evenings at t d lll E. B.
T., and Is heard over 71 station*
fiom roast to roast. Each weak
the discussion la glean over to
Jo*l one book, rangiag ovsr
whole flokl o f 'human U101
and endeavor—politic*, ethics.
tory, fiction, auloblt
ma,
religion,
poetry, science sod
me, rang
ran, poetry,
philosophy.
about your lunga."
. '
' r’/'
Of course it ia not protended here that cod-ilivar oil
will cure a cold or tt)« flu »ft*r a pernon haa It, Uit If to
ken regularly throughout the winter, it undoubtedly will
build up a penton’a health and realaUnco to coldi oo Uutt
he will be much leaa auaceptlble to them.
abodt It but
COUhaktion
jp i to MEd,
1
A
ft
'“ A *
oh •'
chlnedgunfilng
1 th *
ngbtek .
b*g»n at an uni
doraon McCulUra, ] author of
“ Tha Heart la a Lonely HunU r*
I M o f tho. forthcoming “ R tfle d .
Life," and thla la writ (an by
Ellen Qlasgpw who*: isat novel
wet released five year* ago. The
first printing will be 60,000; the
Intlal advertising approplatlon,
*16.000. The book wll not be
serialised.
Farrar A Rinehart presant on
Feb. 24 a first novel by Joaephtn*
Pinckney, “ llllton Head," which
Is the story of a doctor In moc.
raslns; of his adventure* among
the English Spanish and Indiana
of early Florida and Carolina,
and of four women that ho loved,
two af whom be married.
out of duty) and Clory, who Is
one ef the moat appealing women
In modern fiction. In the larger
frame It I* the etory of Mormon
colonisation*, the back-breaking
labor In desert country, the starration, the epidemics, twenty years'
agonising striving for security.
Hard as tbo life waa, polygamy
teems to have been the wirst
trial the Saint* had to tear. Unly
religious conviction can rsplain
why they etaod it as long as
thoy did, Rut, perhaps, MUs
Whipple's greatest achievement Is
In getting on paper the social
history which brings the period
Deeplta his confinement In a into focus. This Is a big book In
civilian Internment camp In Si every way, and faulting reading
lesia. P. O. Wodehous* ha* com for anyont interested in the
t
pleted 20300 word* of a now full- American Past.
length novel. The Nasla will un
All visitor* to Paraguay from
doubtedly read it and will take
Bertie Wroster and hi* pale to be aboard gre nekod to report ttf
th*
polls*, on arrival and to ap
faithful portraits of typical Eng
lishmen, In which caa* they may ply Jpr a permit to leave tho
leeoral* Wodchcuse for showing country. A government decree
(1030) forbids th* rntry o f Jew*,
Hie countrymen up.
irrespective cf nationality, - Into
th* country.
IN VMM I’VliKT o r TUB COrnTtr
HtMiR. nnwlNOI.*! totfNTT.
STATIC o r rLONIOA.
nr. t u b k u t a t k o k a l j ’I i a
SI HII'HAMO*. » * « * • • * ! .
US PUOUATB.
TO Al.l, WHOM IT MAT
CON
CERN:
hinice I* bsrsby l i o n tb*l June
(I, Leonerdr h*» Olid hi* fieri
ripon a* Administrator of ihs »*■Ale of Alpha M
lllchurdw derssssc.; liter bt KlleO ble (trillion
for d e al dlerhora*. noil that b«
will apply In tb» iliuiorahU It. IT.
Were. 1 'itiiaiy Judo* of Han 1full•
Cnuniri Florida, on the Itlh Her
»t Kebrnery tall, for ■pitfovel ef
same and far final dlsrhera* ■*
Administrator of lbs ss|ri* of
Alpha tt lllrhsrdt drrresOd. on
Twenty-four
brouacd
young
Ibis 141b dey of January l l l l
divere will seek to ralrieVi
JOHN' ft. I.MONAIIUVJ
____ , key tossed
___________
j th* water
Into
Adiiilnislrntnr of- Iks estate „golden
of Arali* _M. Richard*. de- at Tarpon Springs a* a pait of
in
Florist
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
NICK’S
Package Store
sto sAM roim AVknpa
4 « * * w j t i * * » Free* 4* A A
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£231
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PAGE THREE
SANFORD, FLORID!
S ocia l A n d Personal Activities
• mss LILLIAN
—
.
ia l
r
ADAMS, Society Editor
1Program Meeting To
Calendar Be Given By Circle
All members of Circle Four of
Ihc
. . .Daptist
. . . Church .. were .urged
. .
WEDNESDAY
.... . «-
anal meeting of the t’oiibfi rya.
Utenal Church will be held ut
* 1:30
j o P.
: M. St the Parish House
at wMeh time ncur officers will
bu elected.
THURSDAY
Townsend Club will hnld n l«.\
la the Court House St 7:3U
P. M- All men beta and ft lends
are urged to attend.
. Botainols Chapter Two, Order
' of the Eastern Star, will men
I Bt 7:10 P. M. In the M innie Hall
U t t the tegular meeting. "Obligs.
i^ k n Night" will be observed. All
deitiag members are cordially in
vited to meet with Ihc local
members.
F r id a y
Junior Autiliary of Cuaipbellling Post will meet ut 7 .JO
M. In the Legion Hut. All
I members sre urged to attend.
The ft.Dall riuli will have a
I dance from 7: JO P M. until
111:30 o'clock in the \\\ man's
lub house on Uak Avenue.
Ths 60-00 Bible Class of the
fethodlat Churrh wdl meet at
ko heme of Mr. nnd Mrs. U It.
Jmley, 1613 Pulmeltn Avenue.
It 8:00 P. M.
Girl Scouts will meet nl 3:46
. M. st the Llttlo House.
Subscription bridge
will
Ik
onaored at 2:30 o'clock by the
dal Department of the Wo.
sn'a Club in the rluh house or
ah Avenue. Reservations mu«i
made by Thurinlnv afternoon
by telephoning Mrs. W 11. Ship
lay sr M re. Hanford F fVimlrir)
|Everyone Is Invited to a*lend
MONDAY
Prayer llend of ll»- Pn*b> ter
pen Churrh will meet nl :i :00
|P, M. In the rhurrli fcllnwrd by
I the Inspirational meeting .it 3:30
|o'clock.
Woman's' Hoeletv of ('htistian
LService of thp F lo t Meth<i|i»t
fChaixh will have ii Iii«iktiir*x »
_______I meeting at 2:30 P. M
I at ths church.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
V.
WEDNESDAY
". M. Rabun
TIIURBDAY
- George Robert Best. Jr.
■ M .f c l
r*
n
H 1’ -v H K. i*.
\\ i r
a
g
Y •u t T im e s T o d a y
Friday and Saturday
Double Program
sionary program meeting on Monday sfternson at the church when
Circle Four will te In charge. Mrs.
Stinrciphrr's announcement wag
made this week when the Circle
ni-t at the home of Mrs. R. W.
Ware with Mrs. S. C. Dickerson
as ro-hoateaa.
The Rible study at the meeting
wan given by Mra. Forrest Gatchel nnd Interesting current mis
sions! y events weie given by Mra.
W. D. Gardlne-. The Importance
i f prayer was stirssed by Mrs.
I.ula Miller nnd “ Stewardship of
Time" was discussed by Mrs. R.
I. Uaniton.
Tithing sanls were signed by
tie members and turned over to
Mis. A. K. R-sselter, general
stewa'dahln chalrn an. The meet
ing was dismissed with a prayer
by Mra. Mary Hall.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses to the following:
Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs. L. F.. Tew.
Mrs. A. K. Rcssilter, Mrs. W.
It. Gardiner, Mrs. 11. T. Hunt,
Mrs II. A. Manning. Mrs. J. 11.
Truluck. Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. R.
L. Garrison, Mrs. Murray Jarvis,
Mrs. iR 8. Rrckey, Mrs. Lulu
Millers Mrs. J. M Htineclpher,
Mrs. Forrest ratchet, Mrs. Theo
Ftlles, Mrs. M. N Cleveland,
Miss Marie Stewart and Misa
Allle Trafford.
Article I» Read
At Circle Meeting
Complimenting
Misa
Helen
Palmer, bride-elect, and a small
group of her rlosv friends. Miss
Marjorie Cog bum and Miss Car.
lln .Palmer were hostesses last
evefling at the hr me of the U t
ter In Han l.anta with a bridge
party and miscellaneous shower.
In kreplng with the choaen'
color
irotlf of pink and whlta,
Dr. and Mrs. F. L. W ire of
gladioli
and t^n-en Annrs laco
Warrenton, Ga, are n.itlng in
Sanford as the guests of Judge wer* arrangnl In the living room
of the home where tallrs were
and Mrs. R. W. Ware
•et up for playing. The contract
Friends of Billy Mi ore will scores were kept on hand-painted
regret to learn that hr Is III at tallies bearing the initials of the
the home of his parrnta, Mr. engaged duple.
High tenie pine In bridge
and Mrs. Henry Moorr.
era awarded to Miss I lllian
Adams who received hosiery. Misa
Friends of Mrs. W. L Cooper Joan Atsarrllo, servenn winner,
will be glad to learn that she was given lingerie. I’ riies were
has recovered from a recent ill. also awanlnl to the first rouplt
ness.
bidding and making n small slam.
A shower ef miscellaneous gifU
Mis. William L. Tapp. Sr, a was presented Misa Pain er later
In
the evening including a set of
former resident of Sanford who
is now making her home in Lake prints at * gift from the hostess
land. Is a visit:F this week of es.
An lee eou-se in pink and whits
Mrs. A. 8. Peck at Ihc Palmetto
. was served at the conclusion of
Lodge Apartments.
j the games by the mothers of the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ri use of hostesses.
Present were: Miss Calmer,
Kansas City, Mo, arrived yes
terday to visit Mrs. Rouse's sis henor guest. Miss Cecelia Tru
luck,
Miss Joan AtsarrIU, Miss
ter, Mrs. M. 8. Messenger, and
Verne Messenger. They were ac Oleda Dyson, Miss I ilium Adams,
CIlffnM Wallace.
Miss
companied from Jacksonville by Mrs.
Mrs. M. H. Messenger, Verne Marjorie Ci ghurn, Mi»> Carlin
Messenger and Mra. I-ourine Real. Palmer, Mrs I, A Palniei, Mrs.
licfriiting cenaur*hip w ith a Judicial opinit n that hot dmii'i* ;«
Enroute to Hanford thrv visited Floyd Palmer and Mrs J B.
at Ft. Marlon In 8t Augustine Cog bum.
ait Dorothy Day. now th»at her New Yoik rngagriiierit# mu* over,
and Marinetand.
will tak«* hn d vr iiunce into the hinterland#, beginning at the
IFbuid.i Stale Fail iii Tampa. Feb 4 to 16 Thi* I# Mi*# Da>‘n no.
Vcl %%ii> "f supplant mg the fan and bubble dancer*
T e lc p h o o g
I .owe rrevntly. They plan to spend
the winter in Ocala.
Mr. and .Mrs. \. 1. Trefry vf
St. Auicustine wiro called hem
Saturday by the Minis# «.f Mrs.
A Mexican flower nrranirt'iiictif Trefry s father. Mr lVnsir Mt.
in* honni,
of various cartUN plants in an Trefry letiuned
nJ
old-fashioned
Mrxiran
stirrup. >umlny ami Mi-. Ttefry
prepared by Mis. II (/. Wash- imiinrd with Inn mo* her
.Mr. nn.l Mr- F A May back of.
01urn* waa exhibited h) Mrs A l
V
lan Mvseley, exhibit chairman, at Him man* vi!!e N \ uere
... truest
— ...
the monthly meeting of the A « a - [
w teial «l*\ • of Mi anti Mix..,
lea Circle of the Garden Club I *' 'I l»le**on
Friday afternoon at the home of
^ H Hiutks-i anil family linva:
Mra. P. P Campbell with Mr# relumed
Unit home m W VV
\
i
n
r ill in
is f f «*« - p e i id n .h *
several
Waahbuin a# C'».ho*to«« The nrw
**4'ks
hi
|
h
k Mar\
ranfement is nou . n display at
the Garden (Yniet in RtiNsell * i ' I ■* I b b t l l l ' l l t ' t I N| ' I g l l t l *
toon. U
\n
is 'p« r u l i n g K in ne
Seed Store
The meeting w j« pie-idl’d over lm »• hi D tljm l tins wiiit#•i m<l
Mexican Mowers Are
Seen By Garden Club
Shower Given For
Miss Helen Palmer
148
ersona U
%»*il**d
!iti
man, with member* answering th e1
' *;l
roll mil b\ naming 'a flowering i . * r
tree. The v.-iting ca.d. ns «»'-.•
,f ‘ Wu ss ’uV''
man. Mrs Henrx Mcl.aulin. Ji . i . .
•ailed attention ( tin- inentbeis|
to an evening flow hotivan\illca t
now in hit ortt at tit* I K Speti.
rer home on
Ka*l
F.iehteenlh
Stieet and announced thnt the
member*
had been m\ ited I •
visit Mr* Until
Wight'* camel
lia garden following the meeting
Mr* Washbutn, .luniur G h i Hen Club
chairmnn,
nunouticcd HALF
that a tree would he planted nf J
the Wr*t Sole Ptmiar\ Scb ol j
i»n Arlmr l»*\. .Inti IT mol Mi* '
Flank
Fian*
b, notification I
chairman reported tiiat fiut Hu. I
ranta hud been il**nat«*l to the l
riicle by Hen Fi*h and that lhe*e
had been planted at tin hospital
She also aim uinced the pmchH*e
nf fixe pound* of txe g 'a * * f*'i
the hoApitnl ground* and a*ke*l
that the riicle hnx tn araiea* to
Ire planted nt the hospital
The hinl b«»u** building conte-d
to be held **n Get* I » a * e\
plained try Mi*
H**\ Iteddurg.
chairman of tin bod c ■n*ri x ntioti
committee, xxlm mg*d c\,i\on*' |
.ir. I w i l l c o lo i e d
,
Arb«ir Da>
intere*ted to elil* I
\ lepoit of I
I i*»n in tlir f o r m of f e n on*
The Aiarian Class i f the Flrxl
The Florida Forr*t and Park
the GhriMltia* 11••••
*lecmati n
p
h
ot
r
*ol
ul
loll
i*
he
lpf
ul
Baptist Church met Tursday cv Service
will
furniah
aeedling
eontcat xxa* grx eti (*\ Mr* I M
tin g * 111111*0111
ea*e*
II) MIIS. I t I \ I
N
ening 4n the annex uf the chure'i trera for planting by Juvenile
11aye* and Mr*
G
W
Shipp
i i loro^i* in a r a le o *
for the monthly party prrerde t group* or women’* nrgnniiaUApa
,r«‘pi lt ed thnt petunia pin III - had }
by a short
huaiuess meeting. where the project i* umlerlaken ,1 t m.ii \ i« mI mmi I tin la*t month
I
been
net
out
n(
lb*IttllMgle
oil
Mr
nnd MtM d - i* ( !i ijr* t
foi
*iicc«*(i*ftilly transplanting'
Hostesses for the evening wrr* aa an educational or foreat con. f Mix I the Orlando lligliwnx
w rir Sunday g i n -i»
t
»
,
i
.
ninl
*hriih«
from
thei
Mra. A. J Peterson, Mrs F. L aervation activity and not for
Attention of llie incmlni* xxn*
D* M «1 Geigei
..... I*
1 Mi* J T M i l a m I
Damplsr, Mrs M N Clevelaml beautification. Arh**r Day, Jan.
•• • i*it j called to Ibe tall., met indlo *t*r
H
K
•
*
ping
ipmlit\
of
tut
flower*j
and Mrs. V (J. Hasty
M.ifliid lion W D H O l*\ I' i **f I
I I -id
uary, 17, give* a Due opportu
pU fl It'll by b*'i
nu« Ir.
i idiallied I \ iioldmg the Isollg, e f G h l l h l o t a
The meeting was piesided over nity for gaidrn cliitm to atari!
of "Subt ropn iil l ..ir dening" *n
Garden
Baptist Class Has
Business Meeting
Club
x l*f*'i.
\ f »s
M in ifie d
! "b»>
'*
*S, M'
n" h
w','.
M mup,
.Vf
h
PRICE S P E C IA L!
Notes
GENEVA NEWS
Mrs. W.. K. Kader wst hostess
Ibis week at the annex of the
First Baptist Churrh to the memI ers of Circle Three of the napmonthly
list W.M.U.
for the
meeting. Mrs. D. 8
ft. Starr, hy the president. Mis A j. I’r
l•l.•ww|||n* m Hi * |* container* of f u n e r a l u f t i n t-*i
t 011*111
fore»t
cnn*ervntion
by
rhalmian, presided at the meeting. lemon, and the devotional give i tome
• • M water Im foie oiiangtng M l * K * 1 e l l e !•»•.»*
\ II k 1#
planting
tree*,
nr
lietter
atill,
The devotli nnl was given by by Mr*. J T Hardy who gave
tlo
III
tine Tui‘*da>
to get ochool rhildren intereated
Mis. C. I*. Henderson and the an Interesting talk on "The Sir
.
*
101*11
iii flax of It* nil-flow.
I
Ml
The ifgulni
*u* •
• 1 llte
llible study by M<» Freil Harri wardship of Personality " Various in thia interesting work
• ml form l- a notable annua) Wom an * Gbio*lian
XXill
La»n> In Winter
son after which Mrs I l«h Hall I
w rtt -|vr„
ot «li« line live iiiHim Hint may t*<* b e l d ut t h e I* no
\
\
read an Interesting article from I Mr„
Chapman wa.
Maintenance of lawn* in good
-till be Mown fo| splltlg flow. Moran
'Home Missions.’
condition
i*
alwny*
a
major
un
charge of the game* nnd ronle«U
• i mg
.Mi* G i 1*1*1
Mra. Watson Reel announced played during the norial hour.
dertaking for Florida gardener*,
I • a. tli*' geli
Alderman and M*
the personal service work of the
Refre»hment» weie mtv «| by particularly in I be northern part*
-•< w in< b Ml*
• w e l l , m ||,| M i m
W a lli
circle for January. An encourag (ha hnuteMc* t«i (h«* fnllowlna: of the atate. although the Mine
I lot uln '*• -nil
• h o i l l d • teli«le«l t h i' a l l i l a \ ii
ing talk was glvrn by Mrs. Ka- Mra. A. M Gonlnirr Mm J T. difficulty may be encountered
• *n \ o i l l 11 - 1 o f p e l e f l l l l a l *
H o m e D e o o n * ! * it •** i
■Irr.
Denton. Mr* C I llrM te . Mm. far aouth G-ii*ll> *ome part of
1'*i • non* fei l illr* i an abunMis. Fred Harrison was elected i }» rolcloiifb Mr* Ire South- the problem
i* aide*trpped by
•if watet it rid freipii'lit
*
« 1•' •' X 1 . a. ».* 1 *
vice-chairman of the rude to
ward. Mm F II Garter and Mra. planting Italian r>r i ii nutumn,
no r .«! 1 ••• \ ....... .. i n .
wing me n e u * - a iy to keep
succeed Mrs. McCullough who has J P. Aehlry
aa directe<l in
the
November
lidos 1 i l * ‘ \x it h I hi
*'l l\* g t H * . Ill giaaf I'Oflmoved from Fanfnnl The closinr
letter
Indirectly,
A Uo Mr* W I. Va*»ce Mia. llCIU New*
II-.t.
.
III f
prayer was given by Mra F. E. .1 T. Ilardv M»* C A Andrr- thU plan for keeping
a lawn
1... .f .
... 1 1• Ml' 1he
lnn/4* tree
finis.
-'n. Mm. ^ (' fiardner, Mra. guru in winter help* the gra**ea
I I. o h . | k'llhl.
'l if e *
•»••« !•«»«»•( trow and mav be
The hostess sssislnl by
Uv Mia.
.S.4 w a n d
Max mi
'•ii'planted during tbi* month
M. C, II• run irrvwl rvfr«*«hmrntE II. A Moreland. 'Ira R I. Heard or other plant* that make up
the permanent lawn
• t I .. •
I8*«i le 1 h '
.I • • iiiiipl* 11 *u< i e**
!** lb* following Mm. C. P lien. and Mra. Her! Gbapman.
Gnmtnonly, lawn. Iitvoim la
luma* itui) *t 111 tie »ow n for Mi*
Hereon, Mra. Fred llarrlaon. Mra- ,
ded and lirown in untunm niai
Spring flow« ring but at i I"'1"
D.B. B*Starr. Mrs W. E. Wlleon, i s - j j j . - I <>r t u r f> I h
1uaually thi* tiaa lw« n attritiille*! ’
it ». pr • fi i abb- • w it ft
Mrs. Watson Reel. Mra. F E. 1U r i O g e I v t C l U r e IB
to
rold
weather
Wl
ilr
low
1
.
n
i Uni * from x**u
Rnit. Mrs ii.h iiaii. M,. w ii
S la te d T o m o r r o w
Ilritt, and Mra. I) * H ' McNab
|
__ ____
D 8118IkI d i
e
" , g b y hspin ■
The next meeting will be held
A
half-hour
blackboard
*'**r
1#ratini to rnakr alawn
•• • phoo'il *
•h nl,ilili
Ini 11 an*
at the h( me of Mm. C- P. Ilendei} lecture wilt be given by
Mra I•*itehU> A large part**f fh.
i
p la id *
i ' ii
•nol«
te h* i •
•on on Oak Avenua.
I liarle# GeUaler cf Orlando, radio fi^uliy
y may
may be ilu*- in dixui;'
,.ld , *.'
■t 1 .. *eei| I t . '
t, . j
, a(
,
i iustrurlnr on bridfv. tomorro- out, frri|uenlly resulting
‘ p(
H r ia g fi d u b M e € t8
«ftrrm>on at 2:30 o'clock prr. death of the la»n covet
M •( 0*1
'
• h
M..tLniK iii w
Augustine, centipede, i si pel
A t R o u m i l l a t H o m e .uWriptlon r*bride*
« ul,r *P*rty
‘ raM bcln*
,l
whatever grass may ban I" >
-port*on*it by the Social DapartMr. anil Mrs. F. E. Roumillat ,.rnt of ths Woman's Club I’Uy used
Leans err oared for Itiriinirh
rvfrc hosts Tucadsy avrninir at
Iti.
Ihclr Immn on Palmetto AvrnOr In ' i ^ ’r * Mra 0 "issar’V supcrvislon
*un,mrr mi.nlh.
left
to nature fur the
» inti •
* I m *1 1
I Ml? - ( • • i | Ihs mrmbrrs of Ihclr bridge club , h| r,f,,,h » s n U will be served
'< " "
.1,
1 • i t t l i 1 .aiiyrhloii
Iievt
II rl
.tnd
n il
for th. regular meeting.
w,n ^ aw.nlwl at the con. Tope dry up Roots, tmi. an
1
1 it
|.r». • 1 (M |,|,|, |t.(
"
M .d ...
Jurrd
si
rlously,
fin
Ihe
uini.i
t
h
i
»
.a
•
' » • • •• d n i o
i 1 i p ih *
M ien the score, ware added 11
nf lh, p .rty and tea ami
1*11* HIM " • ,i 1 1• 1 It M lllll • n- .*f Ite
season
is
a
dry
line
V
t
Ii.
i
r
a
d
*
i
mi
s
e
v
e
r
a
l
at the conrluslcn of the games. , , M ^f.e.hm enU will be serveil
• I ...........
...,k
Mu
xxa* ( mm n
M ix
1
a r e *•• iii
• ••
l' * **al 1x
Mra. George A. DeCotU. and
Rr, , r, ailoni for tha parlv must , Spring cornea there is no limn
••*'*•• *
IS
\ ddiMiiii
\ l
il
inati
rial
from
which
grnwlli
•
e
i
.
i
t
i
.
i
*•
"
I**
|*
a
i
d*
n
George D Bishop were awarded |, |f
||r nol |tU r than this af |
............ ' d a n g i l • i ol
A l v i n m i.t
I D i m .I
«l*.
• n '. |, ,.l l\
f Ml
tbc high seore prises ami Mis.,
. telephoning Mr- Hsn start, or what remains aim I,,.
..........
P..I..I
M a id
1'
S im ill *
M il
W. C IUII end R. A. Newman
Mra. W
H Iieen so Injured that such groMil
ha* *111111 hi i
as dors start la alow In gillitu
8*til lhaI ha
received the aereeno prises
1
(m 'I
M t*iiii*n al
Shippy.
underway. Obviously, the laen
•r*. .t ahmilil
. B. D. Caswell, I
ilH at 1hr ( h u i
should have water In winter an l
club members who plan to makr
I*1•• *l**l alitl (I IVlile-et
(1*1 ( I nil h .SoiuU) Ja I
*•
•mxi lit r««iiimi'h( #•.
their future home In Orlando. f ’^ n f p g l a r a C V
C h a p t e r It should be well fertilised u
11 «N> \
M
autumn so that food storage
were presented • potted plant a. C O n i e u e r m . /
at*1 **D
ii f flnwri tontaii*
tha roots may be ample.
a gift from the boats.
it* Oio'ilil 1*
* rl«‘M
n*f(l |hti*m
Ii
Moreover, the summer lm>'
Refreshments ware served by
•allx *«• that bartrrlal artD*it|
the hostess ess Isted by Mrs
max la- k••|*l at a intriiiiiiiiu
Miss Luticla Gormly waa hos may be kept In fairly green nnd
Caswell and Mra. Thrasher. The tess .Tuesday afl*n*oen at her presentable condition through I * • V
\ ati mit i- niiikl nn|M*rlnnl at
scores were collected by Mrs
rold season. Ample proof ol tlo
Dll* (Hie nf D
ig* yen! hiii'ii
homo to tha * n «»‘* r » •*
lllll and Mra. Newman.
Mi H .d Mi. K I . h m a n ! atr!• I
mm* ati' ihfrujuimt
laavr
K Iwe Chapter, Children of the ta to be Been here and (here in
Present .e ra : Mr. and Mra. Confederacy. <•t Ih* mqnthly ■pita of cold, and besides it «n
lln* in*, in |»lai i* for al l»a*l family IlMXl* m u v f i l t*> F l i l n
S | l | I It |f aa
R. A. Newman. Dr. and Mra. U meeting folWwgd by ft
other looks dead and brown Tin
two hour«
D. Caswell, Mr. and Mrs. Oaorga honor of Mr*. E. L. Metlhews of differcnca lisa In tha fart *•«' \ r r u n D i * r i i ii i ii * . Du- r V i 'r l r m t l l i K
.lite- Ihi**, of Tr>.»*. i* vl»ltin*f
a Bishop, Mr. sdd Mrs. a 1- I'lyinouth, stale director of the tha one has had water and (• ■
»ltxw flowi'i* iiicntiofiiil (nc.* hi* hiothi r, J{Myriioinl Ha**
Thrasher,
Mrs.
Wallace
W. Children of th* Confederacy, who liliser, — the other has ben.
viou*ly. may In- aoxxn iIuiiiik I
M,"l .Ml* R F Millium*
Wright, Mrs. W .-C . HU), Mrs. was a guest nt tha mayttog.
thi» m*nth
ami funnly havr iiuivril In W i-nI
neglected. Water often enough r
Qsm vs A. DeCot tee and W. A.
Florida
Plans for th* State OiHdren of keep the ground in good moi.t \ errois oi Aibillea, aueeessfiil
Lsfflsr.
M l * * ** a H u t D a v i o h a * i v t u i n r H
as m |eteliiinal in Ihe tieavier
Confederacy Convention te be held condition and apply a rommri
rial fertiliser, such aa la used
soils of western Florida, may I • lo t h i * n i r (n A l U ' i x I a h ' , N ( .
In growing vegetables,
at lln
be
divided
lieforv
grow til ■I 'li v u i Dhu rrlalivt** Iipii *
Zi were mads s< lV
Ml* \a nnir Hna i mi ami « Dll
rate of 40 pound! to 1000 aqua
•tarts.
(our new numbers I
Chailra
aial
faet. Two applications with an t. ygocaitus plaids
that
havi •Irrn. Kathleen,
chapter. The a n
......................................
finished
• ill
interval
o f nlnaty
Miss ta rn MalUnw
days
bliMirnlng
may
Ih- Laura Jran, have moved to I'vrry
to
make
fhrlr
fuluvr
hornr
Nader's Hhoe Shop
give good results.
| —hiftesl Ui largrr cnnteiners
Tnurhton, Jsrass '
.Mr* Gfacc Howard, <if Jack
will bd dosed 1st.
Garda* A. R. C t. Far Jsaeary
Charles Gormlf.
of enrichril anil
MinvJlle, Mra Roy Goltinan, «f
unlay
llia s r r
Miss CatfcgftM I
A llyasuoi edgings can ba mad
Kiri|f*land, (ia , Juno llawkin*. *1
18th. Ptoaas call
dent, prasided w ar
Kualia, Kdgar Hawkln*. of Wi**t
(or your hots sad
• hlch spensd srltl
I'alrn Heath, Mrs. (.’ora Kvann. of
prayer la unlsoa,')
e'od applying a "n im jen o u .
Tamjia. and Mrs. Laura Ghaalin
A me i lean flag sad
fartlllaar.
--------of 7a>|>on Bprinat, Jiax** itturii«d
ConfederaU flag.
B Iua eyed African daisies that
M n „ ,1( Hurk ,w„
S o.t,,. to Ihrir reapretive lioirel after
A t tbs refreshen
y.°.lu,lty . - >" ^
* ^ “7 " f «o Jib*, of/kri! of Ut* Alathnn being called hare hy the illness
old pllO lit e p - W y be trana.' C|u, 0f the Flral fiaptlat Church and death nf A H lls-kins
•arraa oow for Spring bloom- yesterday afternoon at her home
The n any frirnils uf K (■
_ **8'
for a mealing during which the Soderbl rn are glad he i, re.
C arm lions o f th* Chabaud an- dutiao of each officer waa dia- cnvrilng from an illness uf in
0°< « ba staked cussed and Mra. G. 8. Salman flurnta
■o that Ih* blossoms will nut wss nsmitl stewardship chslrA I. Roster and family ban
moved to Hanford after living
exh2 l . ' 7 , r
“ “ ■°"
t ‘* Oi, year.
® J jl# * "* '
Balladoona
and
llafrashinsnte wer* tarvad to hers the past all munlhs
Bellamaow, ao
popuUr
in tha fallowing: Mra. R. Z. John.
Friends of Mra. J. I*. Hales an
Flartda gmrdans, . aaad.. large son, * » , Mra. A. C. Marlwalhar. aurry she is confined to her home
w w t e of pleat food to pro. Mrs. J. F.. Paga, Mra. G. S. at Paoia with Influence
Mrs
Is
wSelaran. Mr*. B. F. McWhorter, Henry English, of Hanford
■
* . »»• 8***ri* name of Mra.’ ft. D. Gardiner, Mr*. R. suittltuting al the lake Munrue
* Awarf, slaw.growing shrub N. Nipper, Mrs. Hah Hall, Mra. school In her
• gfftftl dftftl of Jodftr Qimcron, Mra. C. D. ForCUTS FOR VKTKHANB
~ tm ftftrtMrn Florida r*«U f
Mrs. Dock.
Honors State Leader
T Hem l a v a l | J
D illth i f Du t
•tYllte k i ri S a l ui
S p e n t ei
aniliMM
f il i a l i S a r d * a (
»** hi 1*1 ni xt o
lilts
• “ RFC
L lm ltm d T im a O n lt
llrl|M (juiiil sgjinii
if hr
t Itspprvj, - cjiiirtnl
skill SnilMllil pon tiff
Imc. lx•>Iy tub Slot l
up no«' — >svr hall
I H nricr'Atkforci hotile
I imily I’itksgr. $3
Touchton Drug
and
i:. p
m
1
id t
ui
d m i n u i i i Mt*
t e d 1list ( h e
I n i . I i i m l i ••in
n| it Ii ill 1 i* ■ .Mo-
fa i r
11«•!«'I and tiiat « tub dm
iuu*t In pit o I In-fori- Iba l tun
M t*
O
I* t lc i n d o n ami Mi
Shi|»|* w ei e ( Jin led
a M•I M r * i■ilig'i* i xx a* i i 1 I* I 1* 1
* InII II lllltli
M i*
II
D
1 i I I 188.8*•
llo l
• ir • • Iiaii iii an
HI id
M i
nd 11 I'M*11 1l' 1
< • M 1at i
l'« Ml
\ *«ll.*te im Ih* 1Ml*ll»e** 1*1ii • 1Ml|*
iGoileniati In l.l Do
W a lt e»
Mi *
n*« tidier* **f »*er ( r i p (•• \ v e , l
Mild
and
1*1
H* 11. • n g c i l li < ifllill'ii*
(he Ii ,p had l l e i ...... .
tn 1
f 1*. *1 e• on >14 nnd lu ll,i * •/.i
• i< ■
;• * i • iMiM iii* wen
1 II ( '
foil »x n*L'
MiNNall. • i • 1. 11stll
.|{i* Ml
M*
III Ml
Mi 1anteii 1
r.ddine Mi- 1 1
I
0,1.•
M
Nil
M•
M 1' lli
*•• Mow, I, • Mi
V 1* • 1.
II
.*
1 -Ml "lid *(,. M t
Mi « eoiirr Shi |*p M
1 •1
ni lie XT- Mr- M r
r i
1 11 Wl*ei»|t» XI
\N,i • »
t,d l| Mr * II (
(
'N
1 1 Ok r* -*»- Mi
., M
l.lie Ml* far! *;i
N H
Ho*** 1! and M
LAKE MARY
3 - QUARTER
MACHINELESS
OIL WAVES
$5.50
ANN’S MIRASOL
BEAUTY SALON
LAKE MONROE
N O T I.C.EJ
W sbaarlrq^tha
A,athean Office™
Are Entertained
NADER'S’
SHOE SHOP
TR iN B F E R COMPLETED
QAL TESTON, Tag, Jan. !•—
(K V -Tl water of the SMth Coast
ArtiUar r, former Florida National
m. to Fort Crockett was
I Wednesday with tbs or.
r
a
S r
JACKSONVILLE,
Jan.
I«~
( Special) —l i f e was made bright
er (or patients at the United
Veterans Htspllgl In Lake City
daring Christats s by Duval county
home demmstrutioa club women.
Directed by their bams agent.
Miss Pearl Laffltto, tbs woman
uf crystal
SELLING OUT!
200
DRESSES
Reductions of i and i !
3.98 DRESSES at 2.98
2.98 DRESSES at 1.98
1.98 DRESSES at 1.39
blue. Aqua, H<mm\ Much. lln m ii. N u vy. S ites
U U> 17. 12 to 20. 38 to 44
SHOPS
Mfllll
rXrit1
tf. -.V. i'-iii&k?.-.Kf1,- v ■
is
a
#
«*>
�O
a iffrr
•m.
M iW »*U
at iW to i d
Sffi[ - a*.
1
BOV ■
RV.
N >
i u i
Je. » « . 0
to toe.
. c*i«tr
I*.
, ! * • i*t
ri/jruD A V k q d p c t *
Friday
Friday FeAture
M iff
,
■AiT taoffM
M
I *
wo. ■ nk
f
Cheese lb.
'
Cherries 3 for
3
f:'
V
■■
n Oysters Q t __ J
rm
■□
J■
H O T*
k vu sra
owtte with hlo Oirand, fcrget-
•g I* M M ttW M il bom*, wall*
•M of the otter* contributed to
« meutosae by net tenting to
» p tte oafety cateh.
Mr. Oorand oblltml tho pho.
graphen t f (m ag tight round*,
icttfig rid o f ht* (lip In corn Idtrae MM than than tte generals
MM for tho production
la at tho Winchoator
bonh in April, I W ,
ro si pony received a
tow tract enabling It to
i toning and dla o^dp.
Mhoeqnent production
mo part of tho War
U.0OO,090,000
wnuuMP
ram apt., cam nmioMo.
M u m iB w a r n s *
Feature
HAMS LB
,
Chuck Roast lb. 19c
m s t
aasa
Rib Tips lb.
Pig Tails lb.
Pig Tripe lb,
J ,
Chuck R oa* lb. 17c
AM*
Meat Stew lb*.... 21c
Club Steaks 2 lbs 27c
H O flL S M
PICNICS f t . ....14c
Wieners 2 lbs..... 29c
to tofaxtey dwrahtca Ux *de»-
Shoulders lb.
^usage 3 lbs.; 2Sc
Balogny lb. — 12c
ot. am
BACON LB.
vMActr atea
BANANAS
OttekuANmim
M £ A N 8 ".2
lb *.
19ej
YRKL UW
IX OXALL
’
COCONUTS
6c A P P LE S ...... ldc
f ir m
air*
-
_L»
TOMATOES lbe
U K
JB ICT
ORANGES
a MML
GRAPEFRUIT
nankaa
QRAPES..... lb. lOcl
N t’RBARD
19c SQUASH lb. fle
*, .* (XUStUW
A '»tViy p :ir;icrmr.«da2’&
DEL MAlK
Green GUmt PEAS
iA ll i. BV6AREO
Oft c in n a m o n
I Nob 2 Cans ...j.. .25c
NIBLETS CORN
l&MLcan.....- ... ,.,.IOc
i't im i'i# ' lllb C t t e U Wt ttML toe
F REE!
48 Ibe, $L2fl
canned
B w f Ve«l and
mm
Good SttOtJU
M a U u llt l
CUBBDHOfl
ROAST lb. 19c
Q p * o*»******»t * « i ^ i
ALL FORK 3
Onto*. ....v....'.
LTTT-1
lT b t e w
I
ONIONS....3 lbs. 8c|
Cauliflower
j,V
ix
Me a t s ,
rta
�m
m m m
* 4* - .;*1V^r-try rf--* *7 - v *< -V :' ’ -^>4^ y .«.*,--,
*.
S.V ‘
P *
0
a
w
.
(J
• >
rlgnt
W___ f
The bahi'il guinea pi
I prestest of delicacies
dor's .Andean area.
t
i« (he
Ecu*.
Joe
LOUIS'
ror Weight Crown
McNeill Reaches
Semi-Finals AI
,|(Vih
i'uerhr’ KTni,iu»•"»: Orlando Tourney
™ L !,ON,. * '* V J,'.
I cent her fight against Al McCoy
NFW \ORK —V ii -hoiiM knew |B|1(j |]uniun thinks Joe wdl lu
lls rcnce (Redt
Hunt an.
'he i sluggish enough Jsnuaiy 111 for
fighter, may he h* f< re- n is tiv> | [rUh K„ ] , , wt„
lair.
Oh. yes, Hurmnn hn* ntienl to
n»rmxn i% n n'tl hrmlrtl ymimr pit r IsAUia 11 letum notch if
Itatlimnre marrinl mutt with l * «
Red
lllll .lee ili.ln l -ny any.
rhildrrn and n cniipi*. 1 f frohi t! 1upwin*
11bout m let urn if he Uiti,
treth Hr Hxa hrrn t hr^rn
Joe
Jefttiin Nn | v id im Hit* vrur
2 N i l H A C K — K u t u n t >. t i m e :3« 4 * (
Thty fiffhl for ihr h"«vyv\rnrht
PI* o ff Hir. Kin.
chmiiipit nxhip in \vw York I ho
Jolly IVikiy
i » ?
1—H
X 4 i
t—1
Aii'a klionnry
L I rod of Jxnunr\ Si mo -ov it will
2 i 3
3—1
Ann K*
,* br thr rml of lUnninn ho
Jolly fPHajr l»2*» 4t«. M l Al**»
From* ringKlton am
inU^tory
Memory 4-39,
Ann Ex 2.1t.
workrrA hut II11rutnri «l f t
hi*
aim HACK—1-11 Mile. time .21 4*1
tlarimf:r ilownxlAiiA
PP Off air. * Kin.
Hr in known alonir Flint Slier!
Colton (lolly ... I J I
1—1
GAINESVILLE,
Jan
Hi
on ju*t ahtiiit thr !m*M hinty puheh- (Special)—Keopinp
lllu* Ink
2 4 3
2—kd
intact
it*
Ifcrrhy Dawn
-J l &
I —nk
ei nmoil it thr hr aview Some fluht unbeaten record, the University
mtlnn Doll)
11 nit *.mv I ••*
rr>
.1
m
*
known
n^iMcifol
pulun
of Florida rifle team this week
I Hue Ink !-*»•. » 00 l»rrby litwn
boxer* Writ. Hurmnn on t lie * won postal matches from Pitts.
« «•.
i m n OGtllLK. I—n Jelly O'*
a nnifrh. huitirins. mnuliny tfrnt
hurch, Michigan, and D m r l In.
l)Rra(«it»R
im M n m r .
A h I hr next f*.|l « to hop into
the pittli of the |1n*ky iH^nnyri, si It ii Ir.
Ill the five.in an learn matches
4 T I I H A CK -— F u tu rity . H u .- : ! • M
Hurmnn i* rntitleil ti ,1 few rrP I * O f f M ir
»ln
with flit nnd Urexel, Florida's
miuk* nnH romment* Hene'nlly
H a w In * Andrew
r. 2 I
I— I
O u r l l l l l ..
I I 2
4— 1 !
thi»*u« hit ty J I me tot iliiKeil senre nf IH7J took high honors
over Pitta IH5I and llm e l’x
lllti A l o n e
a I a
4— 3 j
to rfifriMce in pib*.twinmte*u*
1>«tiring AmTu-v, J in, * nn., & I®. |
171*8, ami represented the best
Ib'fl
future*
It
J
U
:
t
h
uuiMet
O u r H i l l 4 20. 7 tn
f l i p A t o n y 2 «n
five man scon' of the year for
i«f intrlligreru e
A S Rush,
*‘Thi'*e frl|i»WH who hn*e been the Gators, t’npt
STII UA<'ll—1-1* Mile limti 21
.
1*1* off Mr
Kilt
!wt!It*11 hv Lfiii'* jui'T ilniu t haf t* it f t, T (' in*11 uctoi in chaTge
of the team. stated A perfect
ll*nlitip«i
• ? i
I —t
nnv now him*, he expImuH
P*iw*r Ir» Hp»rr
l a I
t —!
It nil ir«*»*a hm k i > the fll*l score I* 20tMi
C l»»ir Holt*
1 * 1
I —•
Thr
sharpshootei s'
match
j S» hmelmtt fifthl
lltnhuMjr 1*40. inn, i •n. Pnw-r
J d \ il
Michoran
pitted
HI. man
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I.Mor\eil him out So wlmt? Sit chalked up n U\Sd* a- Michtgim
r\ei > fifrhtri jumped h| I tie idea unit down with a
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S | Greyhound Result.
lirvd me® lu ll night «t the San.
inUOrlando Krnnol Club beforeof the largest crowds of the
doeplte n heavy shower.
. . . . winner broke third nnd
rioted with a *tu»h In the stretch
In bent out Real Fire at the wire.
I>on‘t Forget returned til.GO to
place ami 110.00 In show.
( ! rand Sis wan thin) and paid
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The lJt combine cf Jolly O'Ony
nnd Cotton Doily took the dally
dotddo and pabi H8.C0.
The nnlnlela was .1.R nnd re
turned t'JJ. The dog* ware High,
land Anna and Ida Willard.
The.Hggest price of the eve
ning came In the first event when
Masked-Red rrinsed the finish tine
flr*t to pay ftl.ftO, tlG.R0 and $9.
, C-ffee Dan was weyad ami returned fd.HO and tiYd) nnd Happy
Recruit was third, it* paid f t .40.
Golden Words walked away
with the sixth rare by beating out
Ruddy Tariff. The winner paid
t n . 18.20 nnd t».W . Ruddy Tnr.
iff returned t l end |3.2f> while
Jsjrful Mum paid tO.BO for third
position.
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gathering will ho tho monthly
membership supper at the U Itrary
The Seminole County Teoehew
Club mot i t G in m «n Monday
nltht and had many Lyman
night
School teacher* In attendance. An
enjoyable program waa reported.
The Touriat Clab had a flag
raining ceremony on Wedaooday
noon at Sunnyahad# Park. A large
American flag and Iron flag pole
wero presented by E. II. llarrt*
I representing th* town to th*
Taurlst Club, accepted by Alton
Puller, president of the
club.
Mr*. William Oreen atao Joined
the tewn In preaentallon o f the
I flag. A roaai Iamb dinner waa
„ n f the natlcn, I. being
! *crvrd ctnh' member* and vUL
d In a aertea ef nwwepaptr
Iter* hr thn eommIUee, Mr. end
Memento' and radio **1*
j Mr*. Hnrtl* and Mlaa Emily Ah
menta released thl* week by
I Itrfi
lortda CitiW* CommlMlon
l A» Chrl-l Church Hole ComThe January business meeting , munion will ho administered •*
king to there facta which
been dct-rmlned In *clenU- of the Civic League »g< ron- ui-nn o’ctoclc In th"
mornine
vened on Tuesday aflrruocn wlili
a medical rasearrn, »>■» —
|a citing tho fa d ■that th* Mrs. Tupper, prealdent, presiding.
ting effect of *ttn i*-fn itt»l It wa* voted that the Icagiu'
W , beneficial In the pre- I sponsor a community patty every
n and treatment of lne»e Friday night In Library Mali.
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Report* were given by varlou*
He the aerie* o f »da and officer* end ecmmlttee*.
fer th# radio anncmnceOn Saturday nlghl Jan. r>. ut
1 have teen Mpmrwd^ For the Ueerge liable* Hntol will In*
time, U wao not until thl* a gala a fair with entertainment
that th* com mission fait I t ,land orchestra for dancing.
unified In placing U>*
, The Intermediate lb .Y I*. I
nv V. W. TALBOTT
' I* headed •'Hew to Fight'I had
a Jolly time at their pmiy
Tuesday night at
Hecrenllnn
h ,"new»p*p*r* ad*.
lOO-IIno alia*,,, are being Field, game* were ployed and
UtlantUU haw known f t r *«me
time that proper Intake! of fltru*
fra lti »uppty vitamin* and other
requisite! for proper health and
to build up reslatane* and stamina
which help to ward o ff the ' at
tack* o f common coldi and tuch
all menla.
Th* newapapar and radio ad*
vet Using of cltnia * aa an Im
portant aid In m ld ln r am) fight.
In* cold* will continue aa long nt
Um altuation warrant*, the commlaalon aald, pointing out that
while no cure for th* comrrnn
ELANtf,
J*"*
» « / r told haa ever been discovered,
the US# of citrut In such r u n
?rtinS*a*pM “ f ‘and treaL haa generally proved very hem*,
flrlal.
Bpaper Advertisesnts Carry Mea
gre Oyer Country
LONGWOOD
u S m tr»*7h! ft*
OVIEDO
I* |u those area* where pre** |
1stInn* quote aoUiBtltle* on
number o f eaae* of flu ro.
d from day to day. There la
Itempi In the ad* to throw
Into the puWte, and th#
g or llrtenar to Uk# no
» * . but. Instead of trying
uadleatk n, to call a doctor
WE HAVE THE BIRD
cror by this weok*tiui netflnR a
. . . Your family will cherish the
tho turkey.
Kpccinl while
they hmt onl)
pound
.FROM TOimO TENDER SEEK
a spray te tfcn
and u m w lw l
for whltefly on
•t Itoting aa teacher while
Harper b III.»
Moat o f the meeting* and
grapefruit.
rain aad wind.
LARGER ACREAGES
Edward Oattl haa bean
rnhool being. Ill with If
K. 0 . H all,.eemmertU
of tha M. 3 . and S. 1
Orlando, waa In Oviedo !
BU8HNELL, J*a. 18— (Spn*‘
rial)—Sumter *0001/ * acreage*
e f *pHng cucumber*, tamamapB -
Agrind fatal
I* one which an faraara
rural home-maker* will do
t> conalder In their plan*
Ula year. '
lack 1 onvilla, waa in Ovledi Men. activities
While accomplishment .of
purpose may not be peaalble
If tod Fra o f Sanford waa here 1
on builnce* Monday.
Mlaa Clara Lee Wheeler haa
Indlapoaed the peat few day*
with a had cold.
Jimmie La* baa teen 111 with Influents the peat 10 day*.
Mra. Mabel Hager ||u returned
from Miami where the waa called
mi aee-.unt of the IUneaa o f her
laughter.
Spencer Walnwrlghl ha* returned from Starke where he
vaa called
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> * ■ bmlnew Ifor
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lava.
J. D. Wright, htorid*
„ T*1* fun,rml ot IrTl« WakeHeld 1Pray, 88, whe died pfter
two month* lllnew tarty Sunday
morning In Orlando at tho Orange
5*F*. . Uoepltol, waa h«!d In
Oviedo Monday afternoon at SiOO
ldoek from the graveside, with
Rev. J, H. I la gar, pastor o f th*
Oviedo Methodlet Church, efflcL
itlng.
Pallbearer* were J. 8. NeSmlth.
£ Hill, and Robert Guthrie o f
Orlando,
y * M°*1*J* 0. M.
Arte and Carl Miller of Oviedo,
Mr*. C. L. Weal, Mra. C. 8. Lee
vnd Mr*. JL K ' Murphy sang two
hyT " .V „ .J£ ° \ . 8V ,?r P 'i01 **•
ind TMI1 W * Meet Again.
1
Mr# Onjr w u bom Fob*
1882, In Brookevllle, Me. A t th*
iga o f 14 he began to fellow
he tvs ond wna a sea eapUln
for *7 year*. Upon retiring t l
trrara ago ho mrred to. Ovlodo
whera he operated a grocery and
market. Ho I* ourvlved -by hi*
widow, Mra. Ulta V. Gray, o f
Oviedo. Arrangement* were In
charge o f Flaol*Uln<Wlgglnton.
Mr. apd Mra. NeSmlth and
Mr. and Mr*. R. W. HIU and
brother of Orlando spent seme
‘ ime with Mr*. I. W. Pray Runta r and Monday. Mra. L. O. For.
yth cf Union Pnrk waa a gueat
T t in . Pray several hours Montav .evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramey Shota
if Osceola aad Ray Hoyden o f
'aka Harney were visitor* o f
Mr*. I. W, Gray. Tuesday.
Th* Yotinw Ladies Circle ef the
Method lit Church wee* en'Or.
•alned at the hnma » f Mra. Don
and
well
aad
thl*
In a
M rate 4 f as moat 100 foot from mat
n J S y g l b . bpd. Tb* ,»K> ehoaH akm
327-329
lh„ f hlldr*n of
grow Into atroi
„ )lultl
pf
becoming good cl
|n, the'naUoa 1
nation la neceaal
any force or Id
irsry to our w
aurtird.
How eon thl
farm food suppl
Well, hero are I
r ,-*tlons (and U*
llvr-at-home goal
Flstcnaloo Bervl.
been preaching 1
in 10 acre* of
p*iturr; a **ri
thicken* for eg|
big year-round
tree*: feed rroj
poultry and tin
nlng vegetables a
future u*e. A t
to produce one
•^-railed “ cash'
hut an adeqitali
th- moat Import
of all. .
------------An award of f
verslty pf Florid
another:year a |
The W,
Baltlmora Quality
npvi i8 f
VARITIE5
2 fp *2 7 <
1to th* Uni.
ronlinu# fer
rt In applied
tt year, waa
TOFFEE
Church - 1
dr.
cans
Mrs# Lillian Savilla
p n iL u r s
ko conduct •
> NutrltlonUI f f
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
l.
4 ff c N O 2
grape
FULL
QUAnT
READY to eat 4
DAY8
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MORE
BATTLE CREEK
SANITARIUM
cRiaco
loodtaste Oleo Lb
Spaghetti 2 Lbs. .......... 25c
Fancy B. R. Rice S Lbs...... ,. 23c
ILUBBURra
ONLY TWO
FKEKt
JULIETTE W. G. MEAL
5 LBS. l i e -
FLOU1
20-lb* \
j u ic e
PINT BOlTUfl
PEACHES
New Churn-Fresh
Snowdrift
^ LB. CAN 45c
OCTAGON SOAP
or POWDER
SUPER SUDS
K t i t S P alm alir* Pt m I
I S f 1 Palptollve Free-
U F A I 1T L J
J*
F /V M A C
friday J— sAtuhday
Como In and l«rn bow the famous
Battle . Creek Samtarlum * Hoollh r
Foods CM hslpAYOU
health.
Mis^Ssx
tell you how ooftcctl
aid Inredudn|, brei|
Inf, diabetes an^ »
stlpsUon. Conehand
matt har. RO Ap-,
§5357
�V
^ • r
rf V
„ Section T w o
S
Established In 1908
VOLUME XXXII
'^ M V N B M a B
SANFORI), F 1,01111)A, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1911
Bradford Fanners Big Construction
Furnish Blanffing! Year Is Forecast
« With Food Needs I By FHA Officials
m
a
s fS a tjs s s a ffu s
table* to Camp Blandlng through
*tho Btarsa SUta Ferroera' Marbet*
J L. Gantry, manaw of the
hi
o di
f *T U
PW
^! *"* *
,r l
Oviedo Caffe Teams
Boat Reason Springs
C(aI m u
oOlTllTIvWT TIl^ti
7>CTT001,
r-* -w* rka gams.
.
% J -*■
Tha OvVsdot tsam plays Lyman
F
«.mll
<
i Psugiit-St
psugiit-St Tl«0 o'clock ak
Hc
l.M
Gvlpdb ' In what R. F. Cnjwr.
principal, degcrlUl a* orte of ,thi’
(**ln InterJocGonal gamsa of the
TWO WEEKH ONLY
BAK-B-Q'
SANDWICHES
BXTRA LARUE
STBIN RC1ILIT7.
Draft Beer lOr
GlennBrown’s Grill
UUYING A I
UUILD1N
HOUSE .
HG A HOUSE
^
,
1
AM m
INC. A HOUSE
B
(erm-r 15 lo 25 FlRW. IwUridua
lilUvc contmclorN* blda u n r t yot
Tr " T, T \ 'r f want , l lhf Vmrot prleg. Now fa
H *M 4 BlUU, fH cn nr. rWng and «UI cool In
■B FOdN'S►
a ip J
■
*
; .
’ ' 'i i L ’ll '
I**ii 't im-i 'ii *
WABIIINCTON. J*n. tft—<*V~
A now rofTHi i r-'piirt on employ
ment dt'«’b *i>
*s flic *tnrl1insr fact
Ihnt rvri y fourth Awarlean wwnwn rvsr 14 yearn nf »f« la *
WXRl' 111 Mfl. nr nrMfltN In bo Oil®.
Tho I I;il h nearly 1.1,000,
This phenomenon in rur Ubor
f
is nil id<4 t»lt nf informn*
llitn f i i radio quit It actually
*>;•■'•""*»»«
n rror. un nirav „»nin, i. Iw,J|
Ipg of great help to the farnjeoe
in providing him a raeh market
close to home far everythin* he
can ralee that la of rood quality."
Manager Gentry urrei the far.
men to carefully grow and pack
tbelr product* so they will be ac.
crptable to this njarkat.
,i
* The Btarke Market I. one of a
State-Wide ayetem of 27 State yenr high *n*onl wild mmpaml
owned and operated farmers' mar. with *lf^.oi]ij dwi limit unit* in
39 anti 6m
»efK
>(; in |i»2D, Ihua,
k»U scattered from Fenaaruln in 1U
Northwest
Florida lu Florida in n than m millmn (Intiling unit*
City on the lower Kant Coast. were produci-il in 1!•:*!» and I SI10
Thf* ImpHi iiuil cmiirihtilinp of
During the height of the wintc*
vowatabla eeeaon It will te pos the FII A-inwurt'il mr rigoge pro*
sible for tha buyers for the Army R’T»m li Ihiw phiTp revival In
and Navy to obtain product* from hcm» run*IrueIt n I** lirmonutrntcMf
any or all of tho Rout)' Florid* by the ateeiilily ImohiUriinir pmma'lets, and from the Northwest portion i f ban i* huihiiiig that If
rinir finanrt^l by FII A-m«uicd
Florida markets during the sum. ■M
,
mar season. Defense agency buyers ioaTJR, Iho miminiHrat* r fhM
In ItMU. npp*fijrioij*ii*|y |Hn,oOO
ms aav tttata irarkrt plali.rm
otay trade directly with th» fir new runnil liotmvi were rnin]»)*«t<Hl
mer or through hit repa-untu. or itaitcdl titiilrr KIIA iiiafiertiofi
n* ct mtmrinl with H2.0U
0 In 10.19,
lives.
Governor Holland ami Cuinmis. Tho* gain of About 27 perri-nt over
r loner of
Agriculture Nathan 1 1019 in new homo constmet I»n
Mayo are reported Interested in under flu* KII A program mm pared
aiding the defense program, and with the incrcnn of 17 percent
feel tlsat the facilities available in ti Utt cnn.1t met ion of new
through the SUte markets will dwelling unita
be of aeelsUltc* to this program.
Well over 40 p'-rrciil of the
new Binglc-familv bomen huill in
UNO, lepreaentlmr the HI An pri
tnary field vt oprt at ion*, wore
financed Vy KHA.insuiod loiin*
In many important indiivtiial
C -ntlnuIng their iinbruksn win areARr upward i f full pcirrnt nf
streak, tha Oviedo boys baslii'lliall the now ringle.family linmc'i ari*
being flniiiced through the fueitp»rn iro'i~—1 tv« n —sua r ~
five by 11K3 Tlrasday night In litlea of the KII A, ulth aihlitlonnl
Enterprise, and tba gins ts,m dv- amounta br ing no t utgTowth uf
foalM the Leoaon Spring girls
by I1-I7.
Maurice Jscc'jr gsrnarsd the
s v » i points for the Ovigda boy*
im n l, and Lacy Arts tordsd In
,_ j m gi-sl l.wil»^<or ins girls
IP 11 ttli- | nil n. u'lu htr
imidr
up
of
i hi*
spnci-
n
M p fflr.i
„j,,. |
tiffi' i.il* t*• ho tiikrn li'OK 1e.
l„ mil' >iih. I " tin'
mo liirinvn open
tm,-. Ilia
m
K 1»«ly ‘o continue »( the highr.t level* etnee 1928, Federal
Horning AdmlnUtrator Aimer II,
FwifWlo„ declared today.
tv
2*to S g S ^ 1 S «
o** »>«W • « pro* :rp«
Mrmbcr Aa-turLilril I’rrss
d ilrjiai tmciit M
At rui*
One Woman Out Largest Income | (Miur^itig
hi-t \ii»i li|'Ti11 -*, m*
|■
i<iliCtiM
ti l,ii is iurfil I'U'ilmI
Of Four Earns Is Received By ]m
ri Ipjtpmr i iiis*I M
in 1
I«
iil«
T
ie
r
of
fitv
$
*
•
Wages In U. S. Road Department, ci»n-ini: yem - | *t! ' ' *•*i I
STANCE, Jan. IS — Bradford
WASHINGTON, Jim. to—(Spa.
teim lr .• ! « « » art
“ *lal)— New maiden tal construction
Tw o
e c t io n
"ii M
<ii lay, Jan. J?
hm
i
n| M ,i
ptv t m . i
Pi*
ci nm l
oil n n
i i*i', *.I ( I«a
- * I 'hi h' * t*b ' i1 l lift
|H‘t\adi"( 1‘mii ih i II Ho"i t,£fi
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
*0 0(»l> i | ,tf, mm r
f*III Iff I,I L’" *
•I !.*'<) t',
The ri |i"«f K*• . ii‘-ii
imuily m*IiI ;il» '\H i ,»!l u
til .<1 1,i \ i I
‘ Hi l
"SMOOTH AS 01.ASS”
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO.
HO,BK A ™
TKLEI1 B1NH * »
FOLKS, HERE IT IS
It
HOMO-
[MM Mg
otho# tlllngf
THE SALE YOU HAVE
BEEN WAITING
^
,
i
flint vt i oi-ii hi (ilit’s iirr werking
in far i!M*lci nm wi, llmu wo.
mm mi m
i iH I'm
m
ih ainl rural
nun t (»r ih i »*d more then 91
jw-tri’fit (f i!m vimiMi in Ninth
f .end, |i>*4 .
m
k, M king
f*».
Wllff1*Jh" th fill ■hii |tinvi-*| u Inrgr
Paul Brown today
teunia have won' K
N
ijamep over four «*a*
terry Festival I h
Scheduled Jan. 20
lUlkVt.ING GREEN. Jun lliThe 11!M
i AmrmaI Ilm'Ht founty
Straw^H-ny
Ki^ itvrl,
whu-h
p
iI *
he ki'ld hr it' Ih** week of J am
2 *i, w ill h a v e I hr m 1 1 v u n x l Mini
tin11 in i hi ■ i! i k■.4i slnfl i f women
in tu i tu 1,i I*• • Mf.ii kel When men
1**1 t h r u
ji*hiJ mijc htei k am i
w m r kkiv i (.■ t to hunt w or k ,
."■ me of i h i 1ii ' " ' i i ' »leintfr(Aphri>
who had *♦» i m up t h e ir j®l*a t'»
Mia 1 1 n l It bo t” »!■ »■ > j -ung wnnu n oh*, n ii t i .1 the lalrtir iiiut .
Uet fin tlu Ih*f l mi
T he g i eat kii r e n 'i in the aer
k li e, I la d e n ml c h i l< mI neCOpM.
t iHirs, find a lot to do w ith it. W a
rm n me r»n I .it iloiuil in piich In
d i h (* ire lined t l e f h i , imhh| cnrrpi until <
•!>
i i.i I*•(>» cnnl ktcnogru
pin i s ikIkI *<• « fi lm n -
1hi- y 1 ( ii ‘ .rn ' i h -e iti* i m i ih i n r cotTpbdr preyrani of ctilc Nm
• *’d 11ri »Hu mi i Ik pc in i- 'k diet! u m t ;
irienl in Ilie hntioiy nf lhi*t mil- • 'w i- 1'iiothei eiiuM* fo r
Ihix
itatidini; event.
• I miheo 'I hero a i e oirjm mu hlne^
The pr m am for npen me nighl. h i i l > I’Hkj Ii tciii h a new wom an
Jfan, lid, will bo jaigelv dwotcl i (H'lskt* I
T h e im ii .IMI1-* do h i o f f* in'rafi
in - patrldTIc "viorbbrtw; ’ Tumitfav
light, Jiui. 21, #UI be (Uncv niffht | to mhl t<* the fn i ilk Incoitu* or
topped iVilh a jitterbug tnntrvt. u iliM ke iriflepetidi ip i- I mum «j«Tly
Wcdnaaday l« children a day I hr I m| (> *. Ii Ii l l hy ttio l'i '| s i a |!||.
new strawberry queen will be j m i ' i ii*«n i m p o r t Hiit d i h ' c of I he
IV iip i* h u y o i v h mtj ie •*, im
r row nod I hursday «nd a pnhli* •-hilt
iiml
wedding will
fettine F m<Iu> 9 f kte.mni kk an ti Hr' fin t o o l
I
id
h
r
i
foxuricii
their hudiurnh *alproiram if • sultible loujih mu
ai P w i l l not pup|d> , m i i id i .
found.
(iiaTiy Burton will act n» m.i in I fib*' * f thin fo re # i«t wiiii,
I hr N i c i a l 8*0 u n i y Iww * h r
of ceremonies ut tho pn-wnt.iii* i j
rum* %
». ik*
*a m thi
uf candldateE for ihc -|im- i I
big hi i attc In lit ,
1 1, li d \ . | lit ii
throne, uet uriiiny to an iimiciium <
I In* mill'll w o i k id
oh It I
Irmnt niAilc by J , A. Albuttoii. 1 * k
M»
ii bn huk i- <m m nt a i )i .
fmaiiBircr of tho fealivnl
lit il« «| ji h Inc ri rioy
\ . ,ts « mi
Men he I Nirvhfei r»*<| tit tin >ti* id•
i-f vmiriK, tint*aiiu'il wm.nti
I Minify fu n d in the op .m • i --f
ohm
trivi-ikiiffaiorn,
i hi
mi
t
1HI|»M1 1HMl l Miaou) the III! 1 * 1 i HI
Mi no M n - ' i k r i a Ir dm- |i, ii 11> f»
• hflit le f ndffcti* h i ..... ..
11iif 'HI * I’ll’ I ’ k*
4r* IH.
I •*( l| >i -i|
i It nii ei kt, Hrctlic acn ing m.ohioi
ami a hn»t of other li m it ' nlmb
m like it rnaler fan m n m o l v*-.
nt mi; * men to keep hoiue. They I .. .
more linn* for ouialde wo k
Aitd that to the fail Hint fo d
12IH pullets r.vrrage.1 | m r tB. lumpaiiiea are procexwiiu; lh«.i
w i t h 18Jt polntf, the .rirlnir p i o d u e t * m* that paltflahh i.i.nls
I*ullcts Roost Egg
Records At (liiplry
being based In #fg'altiAll entry frtm the William, u
Nsw llaniDshlm'’ Farm « f llonlfay was high fw Dacendiei, lay
ing 322 egg* worth XU>.i* pmnts
A Nrw llsiapihlri; Rsd from thr
Ubi des Hstchvry nf Itipley laid
It eggs for lb* best lii-rrn her
record ever mads at ihr lest
A p»n of Rbnde lalaml Herts
enternl by J. J, W a'irn nf North
HrnokfiaM, Mac*^ leads for the
fi'st three months with a re,' id
* ( MHO egg*; or Tf.T pnr l.lrd,
V
■»
' " —
earl In ptepnied In o twinklin'
and you vp tf(»t seven reason* wl.b
wi men ate Mucking to th« Uhi.i
markets.
,jwe **■
/
/v. ^ W
3 r
' r ' / . f - l /—
e
Asan * ’ ■'{f
Don’t think winter l» (ritr
ycl!
Accordutu
loll. III oflicl (non, IhmT )»)!'*-* UlM
m.ihf Mini munn do double dul>—outf
Trciucndouw h,\I m«s—luiruuins i;nl«re.
i«
weather pri-diclInnH Hie culdet t winter in scar* i*
lo come thin M-ason. Our entire Htorli ot wmlrt .*tM
Iiiim heen reduced for rjulck rlenruoce unit we h i'
M ARVELOUS
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY
VALUES
GREAT
SAVINGS
8:30
A. M.
THE STYLE SHOP
102
LAST
FIRST
ST
EVENING
DRESSES
MILLINERY
ENURE
H ATS —
S T O C K O F W I.M I.U
F E L T S — V I. I. k E I
T ! ItltA N S
v a lu e s
—
S IL K
V A I.I i;s
to
$:i.!tr.
M 95
Mom'- ohi
II KH ANS
S llflll'S
II K I T E R
— HA T S
/ir -
TO
HAND BAGS
ALL
j
I.W
—
2.H5
VALUES TO 10.93
SI’0KT JACKETS
Red Klaiimd
1 9!
J.llfi Values
1
Hl’ k HOSE III Hill;*
I’ M NT CITV. Jan Hi . N „ .
lul) -Twenty
easts) n Hill.I, „.
’ “ gh county hums ilcm nstialioo
club women rerently r'tallied |l'H
rore bushra by cooperali.t- putaccording to Miss Ilcrn*
[Mlpy, homt
The bu«b.«
hare been planted to beautify
home ground*.
COSTUME JEWELRY
MAN-TAILORED SUITS
I HI M IS
HEAUTIFUL TAILORED— ALL WOOL MATEIHAI
NECKLACES
12,95 Values 695| 11.95 Values 9 ‘,*)
l-LAN T BBBDLINGH
tilanted lit
last m-ntb,
kg'nk Fred
I 10—| S|peii#t)
nty
fai men
Im aceillingatig to ('aunty
CO ATS
CHOIH’ — LIGHT AND
OAUK COUkUM— ALL
In hBndlln*~MIA *IHHI
WOOL
YD&COi
Q
FOR THE
NEW YEAR
GelfprUa
S. H. ENGLISH
GULP SERVICE
,
m w oN
Ceraer Fleet HAFremth Avo' ' i j ■ i * '1 \ *
/
RBALTUR6
Sight la Ono Of Vour
L it Ue Balj
D m Only B tm
C
.1 1
•
,1
SUI TS
c l o s e
EKDS
—
out
HOUCLE—
POLOS — I* L A 11) S
LIGHT AND DARK
NEWEST STYLES
A ND COLORS
1295
1495
1*95
1875
VALUES *95
VALUES 895
VALUES «95
Values 1 ffcoq
E V E N IN G
DRESSES
SEASON’S N K V/ E S I
S T Y LIES
JERSEYS*
CREPE*CHIFFONS
NETS
SEIM HNS AND
READ T R I M
SOME
WITH JACKETS
g95
VALUES
695
DRESSES
HKI’ ES, Kl'UN RAYONS
^95 ValueH
WOOLS
FLANNELS
SILK-( REPES-JERSEY8
■H N IO It
A N D R E G U L A R S IZ E S
VALVtS
395
VALUES
VALUES
496
595
1095 VALUES 795
1495 VALUES 1095
VALUES -495
VALUES 795
1495 VALUES 1395
1950 VALUES 1495
VALUES 99*
�«« y * lf- O T ih V in '
'■ H i
S A N F O R I)
Children's
with seam, bought at greatly reduced prices on account
o f being sowed together.
Ladies' Coats
$ 845 Value.
0 4.96 Value.
| 6.96 Value.
6 8.06 Value.
6 9.96 Value.-
Special 04.96
$1.00 Value.
618.75 Value...
CANNON BLANKETS
61.26 Value.
6i4.fl ran*.-
AII- winiI ami part wool. A ll i-olors
OF THE ENTIRE YEAR
616.76 Value....
$1.98 Value..
6 9.96 Value.
P lin i TUH^K
6 2 50
624.60 Value....
-612.76
610.05
616.76 Value.
679.75 Value...
..02140
,610.75 Value.
686.00 Value. ..
624.50
6 6.96
6 9.95
02440 Value.
689.60 Value ...
628.60
611.75
649.60 Value ...
487.60
616.76 Value—
62.60 Value..
118.76 Value.
13.90 Value
6 8.96
6 8.96
6 4.95
Values
Values
Values
Vuluos
Vulue*
Values
Values
$4.96 Value
■1
N O V E L T IE S
One table
01.06 Value
only
6
Now 611-76
Now 61740
Now 619.96
..Now 624.75
Now 029.95
Now 049.60
Now 66240
6 29.60 Value
6 86.00 Value..
0 39.60 Value............- .....-
6 4940 Value.... .............
0 5940 Value..................
6 90.60 Valtle......- .......—
6126.00 Value----------------
Now
Now
Now
Now
Now
6.95 wool-filled
6 9.05 wool-filled
Fur Coate and Jackets
Children
Coats
TWO DAYS ONLY
Sanford, Florida
M3.75 wool-filled
614.75 down-filled
624.75 down-filled
Friday and Saturday, Jan. 17-18
6 0.05 Value
Value
Foundation
613.76 Value
.7* M C I ------- * » «
.74 Value_________61178
Girdles, Combinations elas
tic girdles and panty gird
les.
1.75 Valub_________47240
i back of aalta, ♦aloes to
iW -d o M out 47-96.
Value
Garments
616.76 Valne.
Children’s
„
Sweaters
dies Hats
H AND WINTER
,TS - ALL COLORS
CLOSE OUT 1 :
02.00 Value........... 62
6 6.00 Value.
M E N ’S
-61-98
Nationally known makea In
ailk, wool and the mohair
and wool mixture “Wrinkle
Proof," unusually fine se
lection of patteme an«f
colors—
65c Value................ 49c
$1.00 Value................ BDd
61.60 Value................98c
6 7.5o Value.
top.
Panties — Slip*
blnatlona te CldM ot
60c Value
Va*
Special 62.18
39c Value.........
89*
69c Value...... —
49c
69c Value.....—
69e
61.0o Value— .....
89c
81.26 Value.........
08e
M ens Suits
9 l».l
H ou se Coats
Chenille — Woo) Flannel
^Quilted Bilks
M E N ’S S H I R T S
Shirt sixes 14 to 18
02.00 Value - ....... .01
6240 Value............ 01
62.98 Value
6840 Value
68.98 Value.
64.96 Value.
66.96 Value09.96 Value.
...42.4C
....02.79
—.08.49
— 08.98
CASES
93c Values
..N o w
19c
Infant's Wear
SI 25
Values
5 I 95
Values
A ll wool, llaglan style, Sizes 30 to 60
?'.* 50
Values
95
Vulues
02240 V a lu e .....................
Now 913 95
029.76 Value..—............................. Now 024.96
924.76 Value............
Nuw 019.9-1
088.00 Value.—.... .............. ............Now 028.96
629.76 Value................................. Now 023.96
MEN’S
One lx)t Of Young Men's
635.00 Value..............
UITD
SHIRTS AND SHORTS
..*.— 44c
60c Value..
SU ITS.
Mark Twain Shirts
Patterns and white
'
Sixes 14 to 20
*
01.66 Valtle......... — .0149
Men s T o pcoats
624.78 Value.................................. Now 020.96
up to 044.60—Closa-out at 611.96
66c Value * ...
Roy’* 'T o m
Now 02H.D6
Saw yer”
SHIRTS
toe
Athletic or [into
u n io w
Boy’ s Suits
01.00 Value
la ages 14 td 18, tome with two pair long iron.
0146 Value
89c Value
DRAPERY MATERIAL
Mens’ Sweaters
fo n t
styles In all wool—
CRETONNE, SCRIM, CHINTZ AND TAPESTRY
two-tone or eolid color*—
Value
G!k' Value*
hliimver style In all wool
Vulue*
79c Value*
Solid color*.
Vulue*
Vulue*
Values
I I 25 Vulue*
and bloufte*, pattern* mul whito
13 95 Value
01.00 Value...
s ir w
WOOL C,()OI>S
04 95 Value
<
61 40 yard
I I 79 Value*
.......:A
65.95 Value
BOYS’ SWEATERS
91 96 Value*
01 69 yard
AU wool in alpper coat ntyle* or alip-over
62.60 Value*
6193 yard
01.98 Value........................................ Now 01.69
13.00 Value*
62 43 yard
0140 V 6lu#- - — 4 *
..N o w
89c
...N o w
11c
014.76 Value--------------
Now 010.96
:..N o w
10e
017.76 Value--------------
...Now 01846
$16.76 VM ia.—L ~ ......
—Now 614.96
02.60 Value........................................ Now 01.08
U t A l VMge. . ' ___ i—
-N o w 017.96
62.96 Value... ......................... t........ Now 62.49
...N o w 2 3 c
*,
l
;$840 Value.—................
ONE LOT YAl t l ) COOPS
...Now 02.89
W orth up to 39c yd.
Sweaters —
To clone out for
, 69c Valua—.
10c yd
BOYS’ LONG
.
• TROUSERS
“Torn Sawyer"—all wool, wool mix and cotton
C9c Value...
01.79 Value.
Ml I **
01.00 Vahte....
0146 Value...
Now
Now 6
65.00 Valiu
..
All wool, neat patterns In elxea 83 to 40, Values
HANDKERCHIEFS
0148 Value....
Valiu
Valin*
63.39
63 95 Valiu
“Hart, Schaffner A Marx,” “ Mirror Teat” and
other*.
..N o w t e c
79c Value—
_ 96c -Value...
..
TABLE COVERS
61.98 Value.........61-59
HES’ HANDBAGS
One special lot Chenille, nssorted colors
V nine
ValinVulile
Value
J E W E L R Y
91.06 Value.
Pajama* — Vesta
SPREADS
in assorted
•
regular; 06.00
Sweaters
U nderw ear
BEI)
Muslin
25c Valua
35c Value
59c Value
HATS
l.ight and dark shades
■olid colors and incles In
regular length t elastic
35c Value . ....-
Ladies* Robes
Linen Embroidered
FELT
PHOENIX SO£
03.00 Value-
Children’s
Now 01.29
PILLOW
M K N 'Ji
Men'a
02.00 Value
62.98 Value.
01.49 Value
CANNON SHEETS
Percale mill
61-98 Values
One s|>ecia1
65 50 63.60 Values
T IE S
01.00 Value.
61.08 Value.
Now 61 10
Matress Covers
1 Table girdle* and.
61>69"Value.
64.29
61.29 Value
61.19 Vulue
6139 Value
610.00 Value..
Children's
Jodphura
V a lu e
6 1.26 Valun
6240 Value........... 01
6340 Value..— ..... 02
63.40
Value
6 2.00 Value.
61.08 Value—........61
Value
6 1.00 Value-
6 2.60 Value.
6 3.60 Value.
$ 6 96
0 7.99
611.29
611.98
$19.75
Chenille Bed Spreads Jaquard Bed Spreads
62 48
1 and 8 tflece
Ilalli mid l.inen— Now shinies to match
Wool-filled ami down-filled
COSMETICS
reduced 15% for two days
CANNON TOWELS
COMTORTS
Values te 0946
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* • « « « « • »
ONE I.OT SILKS
Now 01.49
Silk,
Short length* and dre** length*. Worth
Velvet, Corduroy
and Velveteen
TROU!
-N o w 02.49
All wuofclWF
...Row 0849,
"Monarch” and other good
61.26 Value
-Now 04.19
makes, sixes 36 to 64, Heck
01 96 Value
Now. 01.78 yd.
-R ow 04.95
or brown.«.
02.26 Value
Now 01.DM yd
Leather Jackets
r ■
*
0 9.96 Velue......._$ 749
f l l .76 Value.— .___ 0 8.96
A N D INDIAN SUITS
012.75 Value.
013.76 Valpe
01.00.the yard. Now 41k- the yard
UNBLEACHED SHEETING
Now
98c yd.
36 inches wide, extra heavy
(4 yds. weigh* one pound)
Special 9c yd.
,j Tobacco cloth 7e yd.
1
Best Grride Feather Ticking1
Worth 26c yd.
Special 19c yd.
-*'<v 1
A ll color*
: Percale Prints
New Spring patterns
26c values— 17c yard!
�W l * dli■■i'll M
wr r v i
r lan o o ,
iM . tfr -w v J i**
S ., SSJTSS3,|?P«
jr r A n :™ -
M t* far harvest a year ■ * *
raid dry weather tm lto d
k decreased M r t t t f of straw*
rite In Flsride.,
raps of Increased i t r u j i wsra
■s Including winter toms.
,Ua* of winter T f*«t»b l»«
to bo hssvlor then
tfco Florida track
§
dU,
kale, Ultoco and spinTbs outlook was for a sharp
ttfon In winter strawberries
the t a m s « at early rabp^a^^Spttng«crap shaltoU
k fe llL '
■ is. n.n
MACARONI
7V4c
Hj-pro ft 9c qt 16c
rose
S A U G T ^ llH c
BLEACH Q t..... 8c
« " * » <> s a u k K r t i r r
FIGS No. 1 can 10c
SffffSBV
ANSWER! The tails point In opposite directions. The rnsrtce el
tho beginning are two Inverted commas, while two opralrophti are
used at the close. >
Stewart Says—
|U sv. ’
rated production of commtrirly Irish potatoos for Fall
later hareset lit Takas and
Florida was fo remit to be
109 to ta ls , compared with
C on gress F row n s
A t H o p k in s C o o i
O n Lon don V is it
,
By C H S I L U P. STEWART
■rscaet as 810,000 84-quert
Central Proas Columnist
r oomparod with *04,000
* r . The acreage of tomato.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS as
South’ Florida for harvest signment of Harry U Hopkins to
1winter and Spring was In. Visit war-time London as hie per
I ns 18.0001nemo, mare than sonal representative or spokesmen
or Inveetlgetor
tho BIOS acre* harvest last
>
'
’.
: n or In »omt oth-
-■
9 *r
not
J clearly
St
all
defined
T cspaclly unmlr••; W u m ^ U talc ably u se a
;
I.
;:V ‘ 1
l
J ;;
' t i ? 1 move
"!i J I W h i c h m a n y
•
< I
i
' --if*
I
H
I
A
sense*, plus a per diem allowance.
Tee. rejoin congraeslenal critics,
but what's a per diem allowance
except a salary under a different
name. Their suggestion Is that the
general aooountlng 04Bce should
have a votes relative to the legal*
Ity of the per diem Item, and m ay
be relative to expenses, too, conrid.
erlng that the whole affair la ah*
eolutrly ungovetnmenlaj. '
it .
The trip likewise la eoenpared
with the tour made by Colonel E.
M House, in President Wilson's be
half. before out entrance Into the
last World tear, and It'a slgnlflcsntly recalled that that was pro*
liminsry to our own participation
In conflict No. ( .
:
When this new Bevfoty-Ievw U
congress eonvenod It was frosty
gusrlsdi i *
■■
Coffee Lb. 12Vic
g LB. M l
BUTTER____Me
B IS C U IT
4*w«W"w
1
Com Flakes pkg 6c
^w xow r M M D ^
Dressing Qt..
rLAPW*a e n u t s r n
Baby Food can 7c
rrew n sn e
s
SPINACH
." t n u
mko. m
rj"*.n n*si»n*
NO. 2VX
CANS
*»
.... 25c
.
Apple Sauce
STAN OS
best
FLOUR '£ 23c
eel d i s f a v o r .
*
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lU _
we hove praaUsany the o
laUre body left on earth t
functions lndependeotly i
ttve diets lion and that
had better stand pal foe
raeognlUon o f Its right*.
NAVY, BLACK
GREAT NORTHERN
C tp i
Chicken A Mushroom)
‘t o m a t o r
2 cans 13c
Consequently our lawmakers, an
an avenge, emphatically a n sco
ff live to anything that tie y beUevv
Savon of eaocuUva enorooehmont
upon their governmental branch's
n i
f 2
Tea Rolls pkg 5c
-2*/BB;
'jf a A W
Sandwich
^
commeroe. Ever stnoe F, Di.'s
._____
use-__________ ___________ _______ ___
tious reference to "Tommy the ] point. He's meet U h e» tho pnri*
Cork" they've colled Harry “Harry dent’e best friend, hut toe many
the Hop.” That destgnatlon is fair-1 eongrassmen doom him Overly ar
ty representative of their estimate retie to trust—honoot and, la his
of Mm.
way, Intelligent, hut * M t t / t f
P in t they sey that ha .Isn't a he's a spokesman they're afraid
LLE, Jsa.' - I I i‘s ' p r e l i m i n a r y •unable man to t r u e t a n o m is -.N H mlsexprsm us. I f has an InIke ’ veetlgstor they’re alrai
ig«
allotment for
fffl . molten he brtnge book
i rat at IMsl-acrra
rid I wed by his own past
roltural Adjustment
It dices. Furthermore,
n . 4a. Washlrifctra.
rts want any envoy sent a
•ay whom they haven't pi
Iri 100 per-cent weren't e
ira to Harry and it makes
VROBTABLM BRING PLANTRD
FORT F1RRCL, Jw . ] M l p » •la))—a t Lucia'county's Bpring
vegstable planting H u t s |t now
In full swing, with ncranffs" to*
creases In m « t crape u p rated,
according to County Agent Mprati
*• IW
' ..
10c
LOAF
Softwist.... 8c
ECONOMY CLUB OR SIRLOIN
STEAKS L B . . . . . . .
BLACKH A1
19c
t■
.>
9c
7ttc
Honey 5 lb pail&c
BABY WHITE LIMAS,
Springtime
rURNIP GREENS, STRING BEANS
CUT BEET£i MORTON IODWRD
RED BEANS or TALL TOMATO
VIRGINIA ‘SWEET
• ’ i -j
Kerosene GaL
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT OR
wLLSBunrs
TT.' the
Gems Can .... 9c
■••O BALL
Corn Meal pfc 8k
upon
m u l o r i end
r e presentailves
on Capitol Hill
in Washington
look with circlcl.
^
" “ ^
T h i y ’ re n ot
Mwry Hophlns making format
*’
m 'F*4 (A
tnecfhie about
II. but It's the subject of plenty of
converse lion off the two legisla
I ' l b . Maatsr To tive floors. U's to be overheard
Cram Republicans and antl-New
Credit Assn.
DS*1 Democrats, probably amount*
Qall d a ta D os! <
lug, ail t*ld, to a elsable majority of
oongraso’ membership.
Harry's adverse critics don't dief ; Sanford T o , Seminole
llho him personally, but he's so
JlvJ[a K UA**\ t. *- t i
close to the president that t think
9nt ,sd Wey Peed,
sot Load Co. Ts Seminole perhaps they're a bit Jealous of
tilm. Aa a tremendously aetlva
NOW Dealer, he’e held roeponoiUe
Mortgage
by the “ satis" for a big ahan In
InsUgeUng various New Deal pol
icies that they've objected ■ to
throughout the current admtnlotn*
tlon. They £ound fault with hta
Judgment ae Works Program ad-
FVRCHA8E
FANCY
B U IE
PINS 3 Dost.... 14c
asanfteftt o »
bulletin sold production of
.crop snap brans In Florida
idleated as dotfUe the light
itbn a year ngo of 1,1911,-
tm
TALL
CAN
to bulletin said carlot ship,
hi wsra “ some*hat light'’ dur*
Into December duo partly to
■and holidays and partly to
ratable weather fo r harvest.
■nd shipments would bo atdvrlng January, the bulletin
vtsd.
rrsogas o f. rammerclal truck
• reported to dan. JO in tho
I winter and Muring producing
S total 410,090 seres for this
sn compared tilth 364,080 In
l- m
increase rof 10 percent,
agriculture marketing service
Esd, adding last ssason’s
re for Winter and Spring
was restricted by unfavor.
.:1 t , " p
8oda or Gnth
Full 1-lb. b «L
COMMERCIAL RED BLISS
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—
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City A fford in g Rill, Highway
And. Water Transportation
Established In 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRID,
Turn On Red
Light Banned
In Ordinance
JANUARY
17.
Member
1911
London After.1A Night Bombing
Nl'MHER 12.1
A ssociated Press
British Planes Fly
Across Channel For
? Raid On Nazi Bases
i
Speer’s Grove W i l l
Be Dedicated As
Losses Estimated §y Back From War Zone
Park
On Feb. 8;
t Pnsi In Greece;
Program
Revealed
R A iP , Announces
City Commlulonera, at a meet
Attack On Catania
ing In the City Hall yraterday
afternoon, pawed a traffic ordi
nance prohftlting moloriil* from
turning right on red *lgnal light.,
permitting truck* <> continue
ualng Park Avenue, and pi event
ing pedeitrlan* from jay-walking,
II. N. Saycr, City Clerk, u ld 10-
In Indies Seen
II. a Fleet In Pac• iffc Described As
Challenge By .Japs
£ sy .; .
hi Italian losses In
at 70.000 killed,
or taken prisoner
and tJioie returned to Italy
far froitblta treatment.
~ THa R. A. P. announced
■totbar raid on the airdrome
at Catania. 8ldly* a report
ed air raid hue for German
M e>M
hi the A xis offensive
Advene* o f aargery tlnco the
it war In the treatment of
s A l aathoriutlya London lou rti wounded waa dtocrlbed by Dr.
United Philip D. Wilton; arriving In New
York from EngU nd, where he
of the
■erred at chief Burgeon
ai
N
poutbly
i Hoep
t
anulhwrat
tbn West Indian.
A M WaRSppr controlled by the
ndon. A profrunr at l.olum.
agslart Om IM Ittiru M B fte«L
LfOfefiO forticn
offleo
prater- bta Unlve/eity. Dr. Wltenn "aw
■crvtca l a T r a n c e In Ihe la»t war.
e l U t t i m d « throoi" and ad.
»«4 R w ld e p t K oom elt to with.
tm thawarahlp* from Hawaii
I the k n t Way to knap American
Thai ( ia w a t hr tan J*p»n*te
P q tie s In Bill
A lm ost $1,000 Is Conference Of ?
Raised In County Evangelists To
For Home Society Open On Sunday
. .
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-The traffic ordinance, which had
been under dlacuaalon by thr Comminion fer >om* time, Appear.
In full on annther parr of The 1
Sanford Herald today.
Tha Cotr mIunion alto panned an
ordinance designating the nnrthwe*t comer of Nineteenth Street
and MctlonviUe A venue an “ Speer'*
w*r
, ...
,
, upon a great city, la
drove Park,” ami the property .
wtll ba* dotllratrd by the Halite shown In thU drama Hr ptelurp Ukyn during the height of the
llanUon Chapter cf the Daught- great fire which ravaged Motion* of London after recent inten.L
ere of the American Revolution lied incendiary-bombIng o f the metro,.. It, U rg e arras of Ihe city
on their Koumlrra Day, hVb. H.
One c f the flrat orange grovra have been *et afire and blasted to Up ground, hut the rily keep,
r
planted in thin aecllnn, Speer', on “ living,”
(trove wan damaged by the ‘ big
freeie" cf IH’.ifl and the tree*
there today are npllt and Iwlated
into blxarre nhapen *< n renult
o f the .cold.
Dr. Algernon Speer planted the
grove, and the Ireen which were
let out ahnent 100 year* ago are
•till beating fruit, Mr. Sayrr nald.
A wedding parly of nearly SO
The grove wan owned until re
cently by Chane and C.i. which
eoleifull) dreued Hungarian gyp,
tnoveil aotne id IJh- liven
else iliiovt* Into Sanford y rulerAt the dedication ceivlren, a
Oaf nflertinnh with hortm hiowinf
marker1 will l r plared by thr
on1 car* decorated * kth bunting
D.A.R., and I’ruf A. .1. Hanna of
•tlA A»npi nan f l a A r r i v i n g at
lioHlna (‘ .dirge will make the
rlncipa) aildrvnn, according ti
t*
, Ihe Cciuit II uum* ihry turned Ihe
me buamea, ludirilatlon* mm. building Into a party hall with
Ira. It. J, la-hnian, regent of the
chapter. Dr. K. !> Drnwnlre will miltee, headed by Mr*. A- K. then niuvle and darning, while
give Ihe Invocation and Mayor Power*, collected ».17 in It* flrat
they waited for arrangement, to
W. C. •111)1 will upen the rare- day • work In the drive for fund*
monlee Q, A. Speer, Jr., . de for the campaign agaln»t Infan. bo hiarle lor Ihe marriage *1 Ihe
arendeut ojf Dr. Algemon Speer, tile paralyal*. Thl* committer U C «t h ‘ Ire Church here
abort iitlci
0 '* r a hundred people, em
one of the group conducting ape.
d e l <drlrei Tn this county.
p l a n e * In Ihe Court Houte and
‘•MW
- ConaHbultone reeetvmf Tcy the*- iw ^ lb
-wltb- t»u,tne*a‘ (Here,
crfnnrtnee
San nuoppeu
dropped everytrung
everything Ui
to wairn
watch tne
the
.... . are
.. .a* follow,
•’anelon from Ufa. Lehman.
ford
The CommiMon alao passed an A. fltorr
Store!* s ' / o o ^ w " *H' U.-itt ! ‘r" y
,ni1 lu t ,n ,u ,h*
ordinance regulating (he u m ' and 1100;
0:
Itaggett*
I"“ " P uf
lU-X-rw. The
Haggett* Liquor Store!
..... .. ..
lnet.II.tloa 3
patEtoSm *1.00; City Shoe Shop r,0r Stan ibiideantaid* an.) other young wo.
ley. linger *
Hardware ' r.th- !
11 <’ f ll,r l " r,V "arled dancing
rt
Colorful Gypsy Wedding Party
Makes Dance Hall Of Court House
Market Cannot
Simply Demand B
Late one * evening the tele.
phone Jangled ahrilly for atten
Hon In the office of H. J. l«ehman at the Sanford State Farmere Market. Without
looking
up from the draft of papers
rovering hie deak, the market
manager
reached
over
end
picked up the Imtruraent
“ Long
dlitence from
Knoavilla, Mr. Lehman," the operator
announced.
"Okay, put It Ihrodgh."
«
vltello, Mr. LahmanT We want
Edward Rlggim
to buy a truckload of" green* the Chamber of CCan you get It for uaT
|in Orlando today on"
"Nope, I'm eorry," t
- trip,
gvr
replied, “ there are not
enough green* grown
aroundi Members o f
Coro me mlbare to make up a truckload." jrry. No. U
Kn
I Templer.
A t anothar lima a Hotel In wilt meet lonlgbt
fltO o’clock
Charteeten & C.. wanted a solid *t the Maeoale Hi
’no. D. Jin.
truckload of romalna—said they kin* announced
would m x "any prkw" A fin al
.
In Pennsylvania needed IJOOO1 The ladtoa o f
Banford
pound* of garlic. Tha market Touriat
*•* Club had a, tea at
Could supply pellher.
I the Recreation ,HaJl thte
U
after,
Mr. Lehman has long been nocn at 3:00 o’clock. A t the same
o f Dm opinion fanasra could time the man af tha argiah
.ataation
make more money by dlrvielfy- had
a ••ftojuack-^part
-r- ^
*l
Ing their Crops, _ and Ud* ha* the home of llarrv *Craaasmann
C tw e
town proven time and time again Tonight tha . ,
. Will have
by tha orders that are left un- their regul
rant party at the
n - .it .- r a Oo rag* h w . l
'hall at It
'Help Stop Needless Sacrifice,’
Hand Pleads In Safety Articl
accidental
a and Ino f • year,
nd baa. r*.
an highway
Injuries.’ Perhape you
they wan lochy—to
tham lying far a w t k
pita] bod. while traWMi
Paralysis Drive
Committee Gets
$37 Fi r Ht Day
«
W
Dretch. SOc; Ferre,t (;«i
un‘*
,hr f ,r* l H®*’'
chell, S1 oo A Friend hOr
\
th' < " * " t , l 'l*r l,nUl ,h’'
Friend. 1100;
Harry1* I.r/iu r ‘ '••••"« .......... . Hie party rho.e
Hlorp, 50c
j (um tnem mid u hirlrd the glrU
V, fiOc;
Mill
Mickey'* I’harmary,
!" rm
" u'*w fD“ti*r two
’ tylr
A”
** r,0c; Hdl
mURir
youiiR
Hardware, |l.00; Colonial Clean,
II
Bil'PtM’d
*M
lt
ufld
did
tap
arul
era, 60e , Seminole Cleaner*, M ir .
A Friend, 28c; The Outlet, l i on. i• bf liamt-" whih the Min'ctatnrs
Hubert*' tlrocery, $1.00; A Friend. Mi'laudeti
Unnriii^
M Swalm. *1.00; Snu.k.
Ilnu*e. 80c ; A Friend. 28r. Vnl. I utiril word
lie* Hotel, *2 00;
City
Drug • h • llagban
|
If) |)ie
28e; A
j>
i n■t
'•injrinjt eonliruini
cmtill*
tlml Father J J
am dd marry the mu.
« burch The partv mi-
more, ftO,-.
! .... lialelv fit mid a parade, led by
J V. Penney Co., *3 0(1; IM Iy ,ilii bride and bridegroom, and
wood Shop. *2.00; Ivey'* Shoe ,u rebrd out of Dir Court llou,e
Store, *100; A
Friend.
23c. {' their car- Singing and ahuiitMoran'* Meal Market, (2.00; K
^hlliey drove lie thr church on
C Rchol*. *1.00; Ne-Hl llultling ;n k Avenue and Ninth Street
Co., *1.00 A Friend, *100; Kvn ) Che rereiiumy at the r burch
Be*a Beauty Shop, 60c; Dr .1
< quiet and orderly and Mr,*
I. Ingram, *1.00; Randall Kl-r
is Nlchol, beranie Mr* John
trie Shop. 80c; City Barber Simp, i . Stanley While tbs
couple*
80c; Peter Paul Beauty flhopirr,
nartd to leave the rhurch, rice
60c.
I “ i quickly paasrd around to the
The Mile 'O Dimes board will I „ inhere of Ihe parly by the
make Its first appearance to. L, i.leamaid* A « tho newlywed*
morrow when It will be sponsored !, ,, down the front step* they
by member* of the Kiwanl* ('lull Lw.>e showered with rlrr.
During the remainder of
the | The lirlde wine ■ gown of
campaign different organisation,,.,ulute satin. featuring u fitted
will sponsor the board fur a day l< 11It* want and a lone, full
Dr. L. T. Does, chairman of the i it, terminating in a train Her
Mile ’ O Dimes board committee, ft., r lenrlh bridal veil wa* fu*uld today.
I.n.nl with small whits flowers.
-I.e carried a bouquet of pink and
el i te rose. The bride's alteml,i i« wore colorful gown* of blue,
pink, and red, with fitted wal,l*
•o ' full aklrt*.
A fter the ceremony was over
Sponsored
by the
Wo men ’*
Society of Christian Service of tin party piled hack into thslr
the First Methodist Church, the ••is and headed hack to Orlanpaaaiett nlay. “ Golgotha," w i ll be d where they had ranted a hall
afternoon pad loi the wedding parly U tt night.
All. of the women In the par
M at Bemlnole
ty wore colorful shawls nr hendTueedsy.
Europe a* a cost of *. ichiefs U*d around their heoda.
. U ly m o million det- The man wore more sober clothe*
lars, the play to aimed at promot uf estleglate cut. All but the
ing a better understanding of the Me'-^rwom w r e of th* show
- ..rtd
Chicago wintering In
Fi-rM .r The young
Jehw K. Stanley. l» « gcvomment
rmplcyoo from Washington.
Passion Play Will
Be Shown. Tuesday
Aero School
R. A. F. Bags 10
(icrnian Planes
Stponsoritiff Commit- Delegates From All
Parts Of Country
4 tee TKknks Those
Wi l l
Participate Balkans Jittery A s
Who Gave To Fund
Rumors Circulate;
About l*f» didi'iiMtr* nod i‘ |'»,nk
Officer* and mrtnlipr* of itte
Illustrious Is Hit
BfniJnoIr County «|miiimii iuy rtim. ora from diffctrid pwit* of thr
miltee for th«* <‘hiMrpn’N Ilnntf
Society of Flnridu uiimninrod t<«,
day that a trial of $1<CI till hint
been railed by the rommitlre in
this area on n quid* id Sl.lliui
voluntarily a**umed by tbrni In
addition It w ti tepnrtrd that tinCommitter in n in dotiali' n, id
food alutl*, childirn’, Keiitnld>.
and toys.
Gratitude to thu»e aim gate
money, food, rlulhing ....... tin r
article* w** »»prr,»ed h> tin
sponsoring cominlttre
Btate Superintendent
Mitrcit,
C. “ Daddy" Fagg jidned tin- In.
;al
committee
111 c, |uewing
“ deepest thank, l« nil whu Imre
atelatrd In any and m i ) uat
ltd at the ,m ie lime niarii> an
Vgent appeal for home, f"t • Id.
ctninlry
hiivo
alri-ndy
Nlunifiod
th«*ir intiMilion* »«l |iarllci|»alinir
In 4hr
f.r*t
jAiiruisI Railroad
KvsnffrliNtU'
t'niift’i cner,
whlfh
will opvn at the t itv Mali Sundny
ii flrriioon
and
rontiruu*
through the
ftdluv* mg
Sunday,
l.ulhrr S
Miiikrv, chnirnmn of
tho nmfrri'nc*'. Miiiuitmrrd today
U. K
Rullina, Miiirrinlrndrht
of thr Atlauiu Ci»a»t l.itir H«llromd arul u nu-mhir of thr t’d)
rommUaioil.
Will
welcome
thr
convention
to Sanford at
the
opening:
*e»*iou
Sunday
nftrrnooti at If.00 oVImk, and
Mr,
Markey will ir^pond
Other *praki‘iH will hr heard
during thr nlternoon, Mr Markev Naitf
uml u MnwMiiin
nrrheatra from Daytona Hrarh will
provide music
ReaaionH uf the V VHiigrliati*'
trawllaae*
Final Rites Held
For G. I. Bledsoe
Conference will hf held
each
during the week at 7 ‘id
u clock* Mod everyone intermted
In invited to ii Mend The trmrnmf
Funeral service, for lleorgr I. program will open each day at
Htodsoo, resident of Sunford <■ i I); (Ml uVloek with a himmm* dk*.
>1.
■ 1. year*
y e a n who tilt'd
died St
at ht> iiMmu runjiimi* and a apeaker will tie
helil .thii heard at U :00 o’clock
rod
fright
Fuuer.
The
a fir moon
aea*loria
S \KitlN. Irtdod hlna Jiti.
17— t M ' ) - \ French A iU ti r
*i(iiudi on m m declared today
lo have
Mink two
Thai
(Siim rhf)
H.*r*hlp« and
\
pc.
M i c h dnrnrired a third In th*
fil'd major naval engagement
of Ihe under lured lodo-Chlnarheilnnd war
I \NfiKOK, Thailand. Jan.
17 (
l a rg e arale offen
sive-* «re being carried out
ht the Thai army along th*
1.000
mite
Thailand>Indo.
t hiiia frontier. (The French
rdmit Itelng forced hack In*
* * rd
HPophun.
wealern
Cn mhml iu * • llhearl
I'rrag
nriiish
Immhprs
rourod
across On* rhnnripl in ii day*
Iir Ii I raid mi tin* Nn 7 i haaen
ulnn« i hi* Krone'll coast ItHlay
in an assault
which
fof-*
ftiwrd an intrusive overnight
aftaik hv
(Serninn
"torch
micfi'rs" on DristoL Kntrland.*
Unt* hundred fires were «et
ut IlrlstoL om* o f the mail}'
will ports * f entry
M 'H tm te^glth >he He
for Culled Htatara
\l * ^ •*
sr
For ilie second
time
In
i4
hours, the |(, A F smanhed st
W IHi, din‘•haven, base of the CJ#r*
man North Sea fleet, in nil nver.
n ill hi raid deaci Iftred in “ high.
-W.VP/ .opai) fit 2;.U o’clock with rpdltd- wnr nttppllef.
the F ! r i (
lift, piitor o f
fibre diNriiN«ion* end more abe«JkMethodist
Cbtirrh,
offiriittinc
er* Ntheduled
The Mason* bad ebsrft* of I hi
The major ily of ch ure he* will
Nervier st the ifmveRlde, ami have it railroad evnugthit
m
burial w b i made in thr l.akr Virw tlte’iIt (III 111•it*
Hill nl ay
inn
ioitij iitna
Omrtaiy.
Mi
11IH k ey "aktt, uml lb*1 luinSurvivor* inc lude thr
widow. i*l..
!
bl«Y »' bri-ti klivib-tJ ti
uj ut
Mr* C I, Hl rdsoe, m t ln u^ h lm . !■ r, 1 tk.
Hiiiulny af tiTMi'nri
Mrs It. (* HiikstHi, bulb of San- a,, ipla ill
I in* cimib*r**m«
ford; « non , Merilfin ftlrdRor i f
I’ll! |di', uf th** rnnfi-i cm
T hiii|mi, two brother*, Troy IlletU
Mr ilarki'V, ti t«» or
pmhi of Jay, and C*u* Vtladaur of
• ti
prrmumni
(Cnlnind
Anduhi'tui, Ala.; two aiRtera, Mr*
IihI h1
AsNiickiiiion.
p.ti
Ida Au«Hn,
JaikNonville,
and
d a I let I he (iltb-oiiH A r* (•
Mr*
John
W « H n.
C’hanrelbr.
|•uMvo of ( lie fitdeoiH Milk bt
Ala ;
irranddauirMiTR, one i
rd ol tin* meet mi;* i< i«
(viandnuti mid one uit’Ht-|{raii<l I
•ii o* ariai*is mg tin ......... .
daughter
« ha 11 innri Mini
id ililerenl itijkc p•**i■11
Cainiiboll-IsOHHinir To
Select New Meml»er»
I
Elizabeth Hurkey
To Talk At Church
i'loiida
w dl
be
lour
will
Juki
to
Mi.
armmd Sanfoid, nod
d o bf" through the patktob;
" " I trove* of In i'liilli(M
La
far etbool
,1 0*1,1 Hl,r,| OM I’ mnr I hi»r |
Loan Association
Re-Elects Deads;
Savings Increase
ill
*
officer >• nod directora of
f I u u l
Sit \ mg 4 and
11 '
it. \
|"C
o.,l
■tm
in Inm
of
Seminole
wti .
I *- .elect c l ut the
mi l l i ng ,.f stockbidderN
mi
n
HtihHiiintlal
imd mi v mg* dui mg
< loud Hi* l!IM)N( when III, s m id u,i. iipiiiti
In honored at ii loin hoori
H " « * n d Im it li
lv Ihe city and the R,
till,I . III, | nffh oi),
Kmlwny Men'* A oih uifioo, .III II- fnlliiu.
*' Ii is H a heudtpmMef k
♦ loud Folli»wiri(<f IIiin,
he held to (b«
* hiiM h of
m
sr
••r11« *
nearby cities
•hi y will be rel in
lay, with
» nay.
|oo
> vptvted from St
t I.
•I Page *tf Mavanouh t,
» ireuerul sutierlnleiidcnt
uibern d m .o ,o of t(„.
1 " “ "t Fine, will be
wl apeaker Haturdav
A
*
*.
• ,
p*opi*'* *vani*itot «uh th* <tot-|‘ ^*raiorci iviurkct Said
ration Army In Boattl*. W»»h ,
and daughter of Luthar 8. Hark, Far Ahead Of Otht*rs
itioa la entirely
efficiency lo c
a l quoted MU*
tut\,—1«* day Oil Ihe II i it tall
■oM.iti
, timer jUustnou*, al.
n , K loidly da lunged" in a Med.
« ' i Ini kill* The group will pn h'oln I,
MU* Ellratoth ltarkty, younr C l i n f „ r .i
djr ®f thl* d t r r vHH orrupy thr
pulpit at th*
Flrat
ChrlilUn
Church Sunday morning at 11.0(1
o'clock, J. L, N(black, treasurer,
announced
On* of th* *p*ak«r* at th*
Railroad Evangallatlc Confarancc
which will bafln Bunday after
noon, Ml** Harfc*r apok* latt
night In Chicago, lit . *n route to
Florida.
f\ Mitsm fill "
Ib ■1 1111 re purled “ M’vcr al direct
Li M
with the fuirtv Inn
Ml o clock in II ,- tool o
New member* will t«‘ voted **tt
and |,Iu11— made to alli'inl , In I
tine by Muilln Die* at a dmn. i 1
meeting of Campbell-Losamu I'* ,t
oi the Ameilran t.eginn Mom lay '
night at 7 IK) o clock at the I e.
gum Hot A report mi tlie mid
winter conference will also he
' given at the meeting, it waliuunced
"ttegular Army 'alum wdl ta
aervrtl. Joel 6. Field, post coin
mender said, “ end Ihe desdliin
on buying ticket* I* Id dll oi'ha’k
Monday morning." Tlekid* n u> I*
Irnughl at Meru'*, the Style ■•Imp
Forrest tlatrhel *, ami the 11 H
Pope Hervlc* Station
i Girl* Of Paola And Lake
Hear Talk (hi Choosing Shoes
M l « l Clarlne
Belcher,
aUto
teweioa . epeclallet ta clothing
id Uatliee, lectured to a group
< H d a b girla from Paola and
a_ mnr.JLJ
_ __ i*L- —
'9 a U
Big ExplosionH Heard;
Bristol (Jets OverNij»;lU Attack With
100 Fires Started
Sanfutd • State Farmn* Mni•>«' i, tar ahcail of the ma.k.,a( II. ala amt SUrkr. 11 M Pap
chairman i-f thr a.ivi.mt
'••‘I today upon In, ictun.
trim. U . 1,11 to rill** III thr norIh
ini pail of thr state H J.
man. manager of th* Hanford
m»i krt, nn<, W. A. Fatrlrk, afeni
toi tho T o*.* OH Co., also tnsdc
tho trip.
“ Whon you com* to compariny
Ih* markrta, thar* la no compar
iaon *1 alt," Mr. Pnpworth au*rt.
oil today, “ bacana* our m*rk*l
i* lo*d*d with ptoduc* and dotnf
* good huain***, white th* on* at
Oral* I* handling vary law vrg*.
table*."
Th* trio talked la Jacksonville
with William L. Wllaon, *tai*
director o f m utate, and L. M
Rhodes, romattoalaabr
of
th*
Florida BUU Kartatlng Bureau,
and Mr. Papwortb daelared that
hoth believed agrlcultur# wa.
headed for a good pear.
I'll eitldrut,
do ectora
I l nut I'.viiii -, fleet vroo pro,I
nl . H ullot S ( hIoiiihii , kooiniil
- nl i nl , J
C
lliggil)*,
' •i * i mi mid 11 i ,uniii oi and l.ou
I, 3. >r n-.i-iuni , 0 0 ro tin y and
..............
diierti«r».
Sanford
i,In* v. t rank K vmii ,, Howard
(. I SIllHIt, I.oh t.r-hof,
(\ nil. I
S I ■•loinnil
mid
John
Ml I-. I.
A l priront dividnin! wa, pu d
doi mp It'DI.” Mi
lllggin* ,anl
'■>.
nnd u gum n| over 26
P'tii'iit m i mail* in roaourr*,.
1 1 In1 l'n*t Fedoiul
Saving*
mni l.naii Aaaociutinn i, a mu.
Inal inyannation with a two.fold
pmj-i'-o, to en {op,|g C raving and
ti. pmmnio homo building
Tho
h-.nr nit ii.,, offer* a modern way
'• pay for homo building, buymo lofmanrln* and modemlilng.
"Unt prooediirr la almpla and
much rad laoo I, eliminated by
•'•■ntraliiing Ih* funotlona o f tend,
in* in nur central office," the
trorrtary declared.
"I nng term* are available with
monthly payments made ta *ult
(hr income of the Individual. Aa
h* loan ia repaid monthly from
'ho individual'* Income,
■in*I I, reduced until at tha and
i f a definite parted tha loan to
-omrdelely repaid." Mr. IHggltW
nolntrd nut “ Aa th* principal
reduce* month!*. Interval to paid1
m lv on th *‘ amount owed at tba
•nd - f ta*h month.
“ Th* ,af*tv o f Inveaimenta « *
to »8 ooo I* ln*urad by tha Fad.
--* 1 Havintr* and Loan liu *i*#*<
i'. r n o r a i 1iiii. an agency o f
Melted Btat** government,*'
ocr»t»rv **ld.
NEGRO K ILLE D BY TREE
ARCADIA, Jaa.17— (S o e c la l)local
gam Roberta, Mt-vaor-cld negro
emnlojre o f the No** to* creto
Conelderable
mill, waa Allied near Pact Ogden
Thoreday aa a falling eytoeaa and Bat'gday
W EA1
b
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i.-— r
oOUNK$VIIXJt,
S em in ole C ou n ty P rod u ces
*
.More F ru it A n d V eg eta b les T h a n A n y
. S im ila r A rea In F lorid a
#1 *_*•l‘ \i
Lcng latand.
I luntmarv 4 f the US DA
ty Dr.
SANFORD, FLORID
lo T o
Sanford To Viritors From North
a Iftraiu
m tw in f ~ or agrtoahaifcl
ilea at the t/ntreWIty c f
unloading- print and ro
ta amount*
per
ThJo tag
»♦ P*F
prtballr
e
Closed
Sections
Epidemic;
Reported
be
by adonthn o f
■oamUnwl methtde ami
*l o f waato motion which
made poailbtolhroogh
• «*w isorket. ......
**
tka deeentrallted
rar.aki*UBg, where.eun-
probatly
nutted 2 ,0 0 0 In
la Alabama
Attacks
Stewart Says—
Given Mast Aid
By Social Group
JACKSONVILLE, Jan.
14 -
• Central Prai
deoaoayi x gigg-t beuev
M a r s a s - s - a js
P oorS eeu rity
S
" 'laugh.
*
•tuff, iandStbe ”
pec-pie; were
Secretary Calls Up
on Nation To In
voke Law O f Self
Defense At One®
<* the Inmates. The Bonnet n on-
I^r aa U»a competition (raw hotv,'
• .
. . T f F «Jda«ty couploa watching
the monkey* had Ju.t eliaibad
f f L Vf V kl* ear W|U» • " Ohio
lleafia^. They stood chuckling ae
Sualo-Q, tho big bliek
eplder
■W PJi
onatched
two
ban.
aaaa o o l . a i the pan. In the
Umpbrary aboonre of the harried
Bonnet and hurried for the near,
oat Ire# with one banana hald
kleh In tha air by her tall.
Tha Rheaus aionker* grew bald,
•r and worrtod tha Bonnet In reay* as he* would leave the pall
to cheed Of oOn while tha ottiera
•nalrhcd the hootv. In a ftaah
■mm
,
la ctbar group
waal Four-ablldr*
flve^hildran fata
childraa 'ftsmOlai
children famlllea,
ran faulltod,
The Slata la na
000 annually to 4
la naod. half of
from Many Newest Bullets Used
[At Formal
By Army Airplanes
Ri Banquet Shown By Officer
rstlljr iota, It,
» to U MtUad
N U M DER 121
CoVLtitST Blows By Italians
FIRE ROUTS 1,000
IN
ROCKAWAY
Fascists R e t i r e In
Haste, With Dead
’ Eyintf On Ground,
Athens Announces
1
I’l New Capt. Guthrie O f
|CIub Is Orlando Talks A t
^.Charter Kiwams Meeting
.{bat ttooaaL FlnajJyx
petore about It T ^
M em ber A ssociated Press
WASHINGTON. J»n. l i —
(A l*)—The Navy Department
I aakfd O r f r c u today for a a.
1 tborlly la bnlld 400 email
J veaaal*. Including aubchaaera,
*
mlaa aweepere. torpedo boata,
and aakrd »l«o far ealra’
5 farilillea la ron.lruct thorn.
» Itrar Admiral Namatl Robta.
5 non trld tha liana* Naval
r Committee XSo or tho veaaela
wer# “ nrgmltv needed."
.
Southern*!*
Rarllrr la tha nprelaa •tho
*4 with * mild form
r
rammlttrr onanimmialr
eg.,
itoB* today. Schools
r doenad lha Navy'a requeot far
loMd In many com•
a N M .D N M atrraglhmlag
"I/ot'a. look around here a bit*'
o f tha fle*t*a anti-aircraft
t on accoudt o f tip dU
I
power.
Included In the add!- "
'And they clintbcd back lata
hie death reported In
were mary “ pim pom"
» and on* in South saw* evtifla M* long tall atroamed tbolr car, beaded fey the boalneeeil . Ilan
ran* la combat ditr bombanu
o f the -city- The Bonnet
i w»a attributed to vut behind M a balance to keep eectlon
monkey wee frantic. All o f Ike
and complications,
WASHINGTON. Jan. |5—( d V monkey* had mad* foray* on tho!
la doaod at Tusculoopan. wlill* ha waa chailag flrat, Suntnronlng thr nation to “ Ihvoka
7 county, la Alataua.
an*| and then another. Looking tha law of *rlf ilrfcnH before (t
county officiate report.
around at the other* buelly eating la too late," Secretary c f 5 tott
children out, and one.
he alowly reached In, grabbed
Blnatoghnni woe cat
a. banana for hlraarlf and w *it llnll urged upon (<>ngrr»a the clti
actmrnt of UgUlatiun fur unllhu
lied tuppllr* of war matcrlala to
Britain and other nation* battl
Firemen battle a five-alarm blata In Rocking a “ wirld of con<|ur*l. ’
u »»y. L. I., which damaged 50 building* In *u
Hull tntlflrd brfora the ltou*a
unn equal to i.u r city block* and drove *n
Foreign Affair* Committee It)
I’Rtinintcd 1,000 peranna to the atrcrt. Two hun.
aapport of thr I’realdenl's k-aar.
land bill. In hi* •tatrment. ho laid
If tha Atlantic foil -Into the Get*'
man control' It would “ offer littla
or no aeaufanco of accurlly.'' •
Of tha Far Ea.t, Hull *ald
y*F*u • new order would lead to
tha “ Improverjehment" of Invaded
Under ti e »ln rt I mil i»f Mm.
aaiUaiia, the "Jcstructlon of per*
K.rwior ('urlrtt. tltniiiiiMii of the1
■onal llbtrtlea and tlx reduction
ii^karivr
^ b a rter waa pro.
Capt Outhrle o f the Orlande •rf the conquered people to tha
Im'RuIU Iratlun c•••nimt !«*«• of thr
baI newly
nawlv organUed Air Baaa explatoed tb* part the tol* of Inferior*.
Hnnford Gartlen t'lub. Mini Mr* !
>Sanford at a fo r - A.r»V A k C o r -l* > | g y fn f In the I
II II Mt< nitlm.
ot.chaii mmi. I
h ^ ahown In many . -lay. Urea.
work it mpidly r»'iog ahead t o 1
t*
m
t
Rooeev.it
y
c
t
o
r
d
.
.
,ie.
Oliva Huai,. *1
J iS jL D m * kwtifcd at hw aid- JL± At the nnmial imaMOif o f the transform « sutidy, we«d c o v -1
IWeTltato plan- w rtr guJHy r f •TnrChHiIrra of thr TfthC*UiI Al* ered -lo^*‘a i 4*ark A n a u q amU
F«1i«’ .Shrtre lUmtwvard into oik-'
{*•• ro»ten#*f» -and “ moat da». lanllr NutioiiNl Hunk, held in thr Tw
Matttagar, paat dlatrkt governor
I
tardly
untruth*
when
they direct i> i *n 111 nt th- l»nnk >«*• of htr CityV (orrmoet parkr
Mid paat totem*tidtaal ercreUty
Thr pro|Hart>’ In hsiin I by thr 1
charged that the plan * , uld r< terday. ,S |i S .Shinliolser, pirii*
*f iba.PllaU . A gavel waa m e►ult In “ plowing under n r n •lent "f li • bunk, n ported to tin < ounty Imt at a recent meeting
matad la tka lecaT d a b by Sara
fourth American boy.”
In Oodoa. Ulab, and O rer ora* Griffin Hughe*. ppraldcnt o f the
itncVlioldr* - tlint the >rat I'.tlO Uir Ully ( ’iiinmiiidon ngnrd •••
Tha President named iiu muiiFs I had slu o n n *nh**tnntial i n r ir M - r |>rovidr n fund of $f»0 a month
OrUndo d u b .’
a press ctcifercnrr. hut hi over th* |.M*r* iliru* >rut both in (ow an I upkiM p of thr land. Thr
Meiabora o f Pilot «lufa* In Or.
wa* hitting at Benator Whet In
\n COU)|K*mtinr
the mini »ri • r •(• pi***|t ,rn mul m (senlrii I’ luli
tondo, GalnetvUle, Ocala, TltuaDemocrat,
Montana,
embattled •hr lot itI i«oiotint of thin •!«
with thr ( ity hy
furiimhiru I
vUlo, JackaonvIQ* and Daytona
The army captain bald
opponent o f the Rnoaevrll i.lan
I'lnnlw
mid
UliilMRp'tiK
thr I
attended th# meeilag. Rcprcarn. email 80 aallbre **■' *
In a •perch Sunday night Wheel,
g IOil1141•
talivea o f varloua civic organlu. let. “ Thla la an at
pa. but It or aald “ tha lend-leeac-glvr pm.
Woik Lriran on I hr |»|ojr« I |
Uooa were gueata of Urn San
la still need on tb*
kt*a gun* gram la tha New Deal'* trip),
lawt i« 11 k. and nil rail) nun h «al
lord du b at tb* dlonar.
In EnglUb plan**,'
iL Guthrie a foreign p elley-P low under rv. (
thr hnt U'ii'imd trrrw ami nhroh- .
Tb* program o f lb * avaalng be. **ld. “ Th# U. S T .
r ha* dla- cry fourth American boy •
h»H’ liiii laid out An aveno*
curded It, booev*?.’
Aa aoon aa h* heard nt tin
of (•«!••« irrm han Iktm plant* tl (
The 50 calibre tabchtne gun Praaldant'a remark* yeatndnt.
I* mlinu from lha corner of I*«4•k «
and
Abinu* ami I*akr .Shore llonh |
#k*t. la U>c
%4*r*I to the Court lloonr
h* gun* In Ident loat hla temper." I
Ih'iogli some etimll flown *
tb* of ficer prraard the hope that Ida
mill hliHUMinf shruhn Imvv h«*n|
■ Three.)
under" atatement would provr |..
»rt mil, the (janlrn t'lub IifoU
b* untrue, but added that even
toon plant* to eomph I*• tin-i >e«ch of the Preeldrnl Iradwo»k. Mm Curlrll mu.I I.mL i . i
Uie country a itep “ eloaer t»
« ml M«kr«l Banfonl rrMih-ntR t..|
riiiitributi* what thi
.The Prealdent'a remark* give
ward the park
D. nut nt a dlactualon o f lh* rerent,
♦Tli
Wl-I* \»<
bo ly Introdueed hilt gluing him
••••••d.
auld. “ pink
lilt.ie.u
vld broad power* to attpply war n>*
» lit. i melon pink rrepr inyitl.
at tertalr. and otherwlae aaalat roun.
white
crepe
myrtle,
«llatiiui»l.
Ith trie* battling th* Axla nowrrI. randlflirra (la rgr blnoni), l..m
itA reporter, nclod that thr lull
k'altivilllu, old faahl.ined ted t>. *
n- had boon called a blank rhrrl
bualien, bearing llrutlllaii pepper
and aaked fo r tha FrealdrntV
II ..nllMued •• !-•■- n . r , .
Ac tire
aw aomment nq that.
C a m v i;
A.
Rpoaovalt aald ha anppo*ed tin
• .<*..1 m.w it tin'
mm*.
UffUr,
I. baat a*or t# out it waa to *'.»
1 I .'
fur tout l>U "
gnat that ao-ne one write him
'!> Iligglna aald tlml I,, e ..(
Id, aarahor bill Ur*l could nat be
•I.c
l.pltllun
that
ll|..«llm.tll
not n ft
•Our enroll
•- leh elM and that' wmld accoml-nt.-v
generally nrr . |.»%v. Iml
lion giro
t f m t mm 4
7- pi lab Ik* aam# objactlvaa."
tht*
...•idHIiin
ran
md)
lie mi.
plana far alto
I |»>>vc.| l.y Inen-aaing lb. r.n».
rlaa* • » in 4m
I dilmn »f tbr ii|>artm. nt . •7 be
Jarglhg^aadH
I •talar** program of tbe 1'bimd.cr
of - uintnerta la to u» roi. . tbe
demand fur rimma," M.
II ig.
em» ...til, -Imt It 1* up to tbr
..Min t, Ui make linpioii loenta
10 ilu ir property.'
A 1beek of arcomimelnl Ion* in
-If City allowed
the folloKlng:
/rlie rn lg lil tourlat bom ..,
'0
pxeeU. I.oioea with room* li,trd
»• the Chamber of ('niniorrer.
•are to woodertally lOaaaad' with an
!•'. bolrl*. four; apartment*, ir.o
...bin
rourte, one. Of tbe loom,
iM B U r e p to a l gnftotb, and a aplendid
Jie lurrell waa l-au.-l ■< enl.l
ing )wnnit yaaierdav *., lu.d.l a in Inuriat bom**, aome urr nut
new liuuaa an Twelfth Street fiirniihcd and othara nee.1 lo 1^
Oardan d a b and otbar atoto vfgaalia.
mhhI. rnlied, tha aecratary aald.
at a coal of Sf7»,
Throughout tho County, llirrr
b toa rom a d pw graaw *1 baaaUficailoo,
and SO apart
Lula I'rlnaa waa laaued * build. are eight hotel*
Friday, Jan. I f , a a ;" A lt a r D ay- lo
Ing permit a t th* City llall ye*. ment*. with a total of 7 S! rooms
Utday to ra-foof a building nt 13 according to th* Bute Hotel
North Ollv# Avenue al a coal of fommlaalon in Tallabaaace. The
hotel* have 354 room, and th,
i.partmrnU conUIn 485. Tho re.
IM.rt alto abowa
that there are
n i In Georgia
*r*v
Ocean Offers
D A Y , J A N U A R Y 15, 1011
Advance Toward *
Kerati Resumed
R* A. F. Bombers Fly
Through Dirty Sky
To Blast At Nazis
WASHINGTON. Jan. Id—
CM )—German*'#
economic
r«m,)ur*l « f
t irrhnaiovakia
na» roil Ihr ( jo c h . “ at |*aat
a hilllnn dollar*' ainre (hr
nreupatiun. according to lafrrkuaifon in diplomatic guar•era. Ilrporta, rompllad from
I.
on-t irrn Marram, may
German* a|M Irapoaed tribute
ta\m. In Na-lp finance (b* war
"ealn.i Itrllaln. The U i ylrld
' . r ' " " * 1" 1 •« °nr hundred
rniiinM, annually.
Beautification Of New City Lake
Sanford In Need
Front Park Moves Ahead Rapidly; Of More Houses,1
Higgins Declares
Depositors At
Atlantic Bank
n,ore •***» •*“ » he
Show Increase
AmminiodationH For
TouristH L a ck in g,
Says Chamber llcnd
the
"r aueelalrO r , m
s nmuHlnln fig h t e r s
I '" t l n
tiKiny
th e y
had
Jii.'linl tw o lliilim i c o u n te r
'll- Us Ml H d r iv e n orth fr o m
l,M" "
n*ntrnl
A lbnnln
u>|H-||inK i lie Fabcistn
to
•" Mich liu.ito fh e y lo ft
'"I .Mill M ounded on
th e
•llr lifld . T h en the fir ce k a
ill lliev renum ed th eir mlt'wunl lit rail.
•
•**"l w- alltt'i' rauaml u lull in
• mi M'lgr <*f Uritaln during
■ mglit, but |(. A. F. bomber*
" «l-r. uitli “ dirl>“ aklra
to
J,
,'l Nan uir b*>r*. ablpplng,
tailw a, bi l.lgr
In Norway,
lb ilu,light the Nail bomber*
unii'cl. A lunr laldrr machine.
1
"•v-l » northern Krctland vH.
•' i,n'l diOptiod u alnglc bomb, J
i-ii «■< little nrwi from North
,
rtre r, «V«,t>^llV <TtoSuaSG--i
pmattoiia for an a>maull on To.
s r ic r r T g B t n a /©
eligibility 4*lng being confined
t« cbBdran it paara af ag* If In
«.h,5WtoL
!i wiSS
£h«d*
**d 11
•
l‘>,lKKS‘& 5 r x
a
**
ta
log* Dlatrict
_ _ _
aUlf tovMtlgatton, raab grant*
p s
fund# arallabla, .
Tb# report rarmtU that l i t fa.
mlllca localve
per mortb, and
roceleo betwarn
w n th . Only II
^ n o w to ^ y o u c fr iw u U to d
it to youmlf—
First Defense
Industry C la ss
Held Here Tonight
■nTiW .& J
r,‘£ "k
Ilu Ilultwli 4Inimr.l victory in
•nt*ni'i iii* iit, 11#m rlinv t u t
•In 11*1In ( ,t i im *iii Mtltock fn ilr d in
ilu |»itr|HiM*. which wrr tit i lr » t r u v
• Inr »*#■ mul
cftnvry of
wi" "iulrriitls for Urrccr.
“ Ttir iunvoy . . wrr cirtied
.ait •r i i n to iil»*n.” tin* Ad.
( ’ ily News Briefs
County Guard Drills
At Uctrular Mcetinsr
Men U r* of the Srmlliolr Coun
ty (ini.Ml. which ba* Ukrn over
til. dntlea of the National Guard
unit, rngagoil in a atlff outdoor
di III ut tbr regulai fortnightly
niertmg at tbr Armory Monday
night It waa reported today that
1lie ineii allowed an efficiency In
.uaullllig which drmoiiatraled that
they bud riot forgotten theif 111."
'rnalve praclire prior lo Artniitic*
Day
Nif Ire ate ekirccted lo be laaued
it Die neat drill inerting on Jqn.
11. It waa aaUl, and ■ good at.
tendance la urged for that date.
Auto Tag Increase
Affects 1941 Cars
(
Viscount Wakefield,
Racing Patron, Dies
L°NDON, Jan. |g_4 F>_VUcount Wakaflald, >1, notod phllan1
mm It 1
i n tV.iH
f
V
\
�0
hi
m edkai circles
to
win
ca»
n c w llw « ( the Federal p w " * '
meat With states. In the surgi
cal rahahflltaUea of physically
» DIB 1H F|RB
b a fa v T ^ A m erk a p Academy of
OrthepedlA Bargemm la Its ninth
simuat rarrrmtlesi st New Orleans
this week.
NEW YORK, Jan. li.(AF) ft
■Flee men-died Tuesday and It
hers wars .Injured In a flee
The scops and porpaee « f the
mew g ent and the need o f phyiiealljr handicapped adults for co
operative a ii hy the
federal
Corsages
Bouquets
t s s In cheek*
bn m aterially.
A. K. ROSSETTER
LORI8T — CELERY AVE.
Russell Seed Co
TELEPHONE 41
' OLEN ST. MART NURSERIES CO.
YOUR FRUIT TUBS THU SFUNQ
S w r fr r s r S r S r
WINES—LIQUORS—GINS
FREE DELIVERY— PHONE 880
Blfl’s Package Store
m w .rm iT M '.
.
sAMrontt, at*.
SPECIAL AT
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
‘
By JOE HENDRICKS
ppTOTrd and I am nnwl deal o f 'tree-thinking and
tin t die Agrirnl- shen 1 say "free-thinking" .1
s i this yens ha* mein ln> free. The ('(inscription
■ larrassr c f one Mill is going to change a good
la t i e Acquisition deal of this. I have discussed
Of Cmtrae, the ap. this with people who have aeen
■ the K im t Ser- ome o f the icsutu already and
id gsnslilirstilj hut who are ciavinrrd that after
r liens waa la- thn youth o f this na(icp has
M b c r informs aw been trained f*r a y ea r and-sulp
puietsma additional keted to the discipline of the
1 already teen ap- Army or the Nnvy, lie will rome
m e d ia with the out with a dlffa-rrnt viewpoint. If
u
Forest.
This *• d> not ry-od these men we are
«... We want this I training fer military purposes it
esl **st then we will to worth the cost it thia result
st her additions lu la accomplished.
C a n ty .
CIVIL HKUVICE KXAkllNAiatrodoeesl two TJON8—Settlor Prcruremrnt llVdav o f Congress. »aeeUr, ISAM; Procurement In.
» , / pvcrhlhi'gthe rp w lw , W & H
Assistant Pro
far sabotsge^up-.n f " " " * ™ 1 • '- P " * ’ 1'.
'
UCU«
ml
m
lu rv
Famed down Win
Appear In Tampa
TAMPA, Jan. IS—Poodles Ilsnnefsrd, famed clown equestrian
and orrlnator of many unusual
riding frits that have featured
cirrus program* for years, has
teen engaged for dally appear
ances at the Florida State Fair,
Feb. 4 to IE, P. T. Strlcder.
general manager, has announced
here.
The prankster n:ih th e ,greet
Uanueforri family and their'beau
tiful renin hack homes, will be
featured with .the Frank Wlrth
grandstand
presentations each
trfMrMnMIand evening, 14'44 >1«e*l.1 ,4]
Home owned— quick service. Everythin* at lowest
price. Try in and yon will be another o f our manjr
aatlafled custometw. Courtesy and quality our watch-
BEST GRADE MEATS, FOWLS,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Poultry nut Dairy Gooda always dependable - and
the beat.
, .• ,
,
Free Delivery - Quick Service
.;
...
1 . ’ . ‘ ..
t -t
‘
ThU book T O B A C •C •O
LAN D * V * S * A *
s . .
gives thousands o f smokers like yourself
-mJ # the facts about tobacco iuid. . .
P rO fU fT B I«|t I l M p T f U f . $ 1.0 ) 0 ;
2 tSL with Ju de- HUident Aid. »M < *; J u sW Pso.
m u t i S m l T fees Im s I Assistant. *21)00; Baker,
mas. Chalyn.s,, o f (U M . ^
hospital attendant.
1 r»r
i_
>1 am In ■*“ l « * tep. nwaa attemtaat,
bill and 8***tor« electrician, plumber, car.
pester, Senior AuUmcUv* la.
structor, |2d00; Aeronautical Kn.
glttrer, *2*00: Aaoacista Aero,
aswtlcal Engineer, f.1.200, Assis
tant Aeronautics I Engineer, **.•09:; Senior Ias peetor, Ordinance
Material, SMOO; Inspector, Asso
ciate Inapectcv, Assistant Inspect«r. J w b r
insportor:
Senior
MILDER, BETtER %
thouBunds o f men and women w h o-"
visit our CbaatariMd faotorias, we A
owe Up idea o f publlshin* the book. I
’*TOBAOQOLAND, t). & A .- It Is ft 1
comprehensive picture story about <
the growinf, curia* and processing
W*
a f r t * km m d rtd i t f h u m
■Acn ftfr y m r ife d s
hmmmm "TOvu>
C S U M K V .M .A .
WtpmM;u>b
WA 1W* N.
* , '.*7 *VT
18m m
a i
�Social
And
Personal
Activities
M S S ULLIAN ADAMS. Sodely Editor
IV
Social
iDirt Gardeners Hold
Calendar] M eeting In Orlando
The Dirt Gardener* Circle of
(he Garden Clur'j met Friday at
the latch-String Tea Rtom In
Orlando for a luncheon followed
by the monthly meet in* during
which report, from (he standing
ccmiritUea were heard and elec
tion of officer* for the new year
oral held.
Mr*. W. B. Shlppy *■■ cho«en
W i*
THURSDAY
to serve a* circle chairman
,r n ___ Club will hold a box
------ for
topper In the Court House at.7:30 the year with Mr*. J. n. Gahan
P, M. All member* and friend. I ■» viee^h.lrman
and
Mr*,
are urged
®
| O o rg e Speer. Jr. a* secretary
triad to attend.
Hemin
mote
oli Chapter Two. Order and treasurer.
• Bern
— ■
-■
In touring th» gnrdrns adjoin
01 Um Eastern
Star,
will meet
at 7i*0 P, M. ln the Masonic Hall ing the tea rot m at the conclu.
Obliga. »bn of the meeting. 160 aperies
fa r the regular meeting. “•'Oblige.
______
________
Uan Night’* will
be______
observed.
All of orchid* were *cen at the
m'embeTi
are
(n -j "orchidario" and <00 specie, o f
*
’ * ■ ■■ ■
“ eordially
ardl " - *“
_ r _ T ta meet with the local [ bromeh in ths garden*. Mcst of
l A
m
***■
| the plants were hr'ugh^ from
p r id a t
, *Dulh Art erica Is the tea room.
Orel* mem' c i p-rsent
in
j
Tha S-Ball Club will have a. cluded;
Mr*. Joe t’oriey, Mr*
dance* from 7:30 P.
M. until Henry Watson. Mrs. Clyde Dick11160 6'eloek In the Woman’* I erron, Mr*. J. II. Caban, Mr*.
_ dob house on Oak Avenue.
Ila-ry lleeren. Mr*. R. I. Hoy.
4
The 80-60 Bible Class of the Ml*. It. II. MrCsslin, Mr*. Clyde
Mathedlat Church will meet at Ramiey, Mr*. It. \V. Ilupreeht,
the bene of Mr. and Mr*. B. B. Mi*. It. E. Tolar, Mrs. Ralph
Crumley, 1113 Palmetto Avenue, Wight, Mr*. B. Wilke. Mrs. W. R.
at 8:00 P. M.
Shlppy, Mrs. A. I.. Collin* and
: Girl Seoul* will meet *1 3:46 Mr*. Prrry t’ amer >n.
• Pi M. at the Little House.
.Subscription bridge
will
be
sponsored *t 8 * 0 o'clock^by^the i | J t e r a r y C h a i r m a n
Social Department of
man'* Club in tbe club h use on
(Ink Avenue. Reservation* must
_ he mad* by Thursilay afternoon
Mr*. 4. A. Strange and Mrs.
® b y 'to le ^ o n lo g Mr*. W. II. Ship- P. W. Moore were hostesses to
py or Mr*. Banfnnl F. IViiidney. Circle One o f the Baptist W.M.U.
E fffy on a I* Invited to attend.
Monday aflemocn at the hairr of
the former for the monthly meet,
ing. Mrs. Myron Smith, chairman,
presided over the meeting.
“ Ilnw to Make n Success of
Christian Ufa" was given by Mrs.
Fred Meyer* a* the Bible study
Mrs. J. A. Strange was named
literary
rhalrtnan during
the
Hireling
and It wn* deebird that
vrilh l» h e a v y
tb» January personal servire work
for circle members will lie to visit
i the sick and shut-ins.
* •>
After routine business mattrrs
Our recapped tlr*a will
weie discussed, a spprlnl hmi* was
giro you new flr*l-H*e
enjoyed and refreshments served
tire mileage and yet they
by the hostesses
neat aaly half a* much a*
Preoenl were; Mrs. I.. II. Har
flnt-Une tire*.
vey, Mr*. A. J. Horns, Mr*. Carl
Miaa, Mr*. P, W. Moore, Mr*. R.
H. Carter, Mr*. Crt.rgr It. McCall,
Mi*. C. W. Rnwlarul, Mr*. Fresi
Meyers, and Mr*. W. K. Dyson.
Also, Mr*. Myron Smith, Mr*.
J. A. Strange, Mrs. II. W. Ilnrker,
Mr*. Jane Smith, Mr*. J. (I.
Sharon, Mra A. J. I’eteraon, Mr*.
II. A. Mereland. Mr*. Allen Gardi
ner, Barbara Rucker, and Dickie
Moss.
v
WEDNESDAY
Iw C m t t d dUh supper aoil an.
n«al meeting of the Congreg*.
•tonal Church will be held, al
OttO P. H. at the Pariah Home
at which Ume new officer* will
o M elected. .
It
Named At Meeting
RECAP that
Smooth TIRE
NEW TREAD
C.“"C. W elsh
* JWELSH TIRE SHOP
Attendance Banner
Awarded By P. T. A.
Telephone 148
ersona U
Mr*. J. W. Lyles i« spending
a few days In Jacksonville with
relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Mays of I ouLsville,
Ga., is visiting here at the hotr#
of Mr. and Mrs. James R, Row
land, Jr.
Dr. and Mr*. John Couaar of
Blshopville, S. C., haw been
visiting In Sanford •* the guests
o f , Mrs. Arthur Branan
Friends of
Takfcch and
ack will he
they have
fluenxa.
Mr. and Mr*. B. E.
Miss Catherine Takglad to learn that
recovered from Ln-
Friends of Mr*. James
E.
Rowland, Jr., will regret to learn
(hat she underwent *n operation
last night In the Kernald.Laughton Memorial Hospital
, C & C.
LIQUOR STORE!
312 SANFORD AVENUE!
Group Continues
Christmas Seals
Drive In County
Ml*i l.ucille Hull wn* hostrna j
Friday evening *t her home on
Oak Avenue In the inem'.ier* o f
her IXQ Bridge Club.
When the *corcs were adde>l at
the rendu, ion nf the game*.
Ml** Nancy Dighlnn, high scorer,
wa* presented * v;**h doth doll
and Miss Katherine Spencer, low
sroror. a picture. The screano
prlte of a novel pin was awarded
to Misi Mnithii Wight.
Hot chi colnte and sandwiches
were serve,! to the fnllowing mem.
be:*: Miss Nancy Diehlnn, Mis*
Loi* Nipper, Miss Winifred 1.0.
veil. Mis* Martha Wight, Mia*
Clara Haskins, Miss Katherine
Spencer,
Mi** Marintie June
Burdick nnd Miss llall.
i
2 u
r l0 ! i nf i,J ,r* W
WM
M ,
WIEBOLDT
STUDIO
AmbiiHsattor I'o Italy
Returns To Mis Post
l
H aniIhmmI I *tim
..I
’ l M » S r o .l a n d . ml i (lilt is) nil
iill* M liiiu
of Hu1 mi-Mine Pi'I'd* finrii i»lhr»
1HH
cihi't tti
F II Hrt'wnlt'i* gave rten « r an t m m
t; ,11ht
mg p«««♦•. * M
IMII11
mdi H i
tt” ...........
r 11 «•"< ,l" ' iilitim .l. "mul
Ii ItI
. \ ii.it it
Mlii: ml* ■*I Itie PilfH titiH’ , "In- h|Ih , :i w*ll i
i pin
It
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t hf v\me
d
••»1■th«
n . ' i i ' U 1" I "• '
11,. im i < i.ii.
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of jp
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hti-m,-- uoiiirnImnded(
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in
. lin e
.................... , w t . '
Ylu1 run o.
t'l ..........
f.. r:. . i . porpo , m tl>, < .I< ! "• 1*’ • I'1"
j. .1. .1
vt t . I.
t.t
is p h -in
U n i t e i.
Beautification Of
New City Park Is ;S1
ii
ntdiou
■ ti ic iiii
H our
Ian
t'nilful stilt*’’.
\mtifei -mb
hnly. Will mih Khitlim. »*'i
in hr 1 |mi i t tinix x' il limit 4'
In
■i*l. tci eilhi'i
Km amie 1 m MU’ --i»liill
I'hilUn- i x!»<■• led In -*•«• »
•1|MI Mllll^t' r < •' X|411 l llllD
OKI) AVKNl'K, NKXTJ
TO MeHKXNni.lW DltlKi }
i is tn m . ii \ x i-i t .Mid m a y t ) \
.I'l" ’ll t»sw,i|ioi 111* f ItUl s;i til
xI'llbt not
I >l ;t II li **d m m
t b e lv 11! Ip* H u l l . ) .
1111„
to
In
with
xx» m! b n ill'
I* 1
Students AI Nejrro
Colleue thi Strike
Tl ' K id ,I I
V III) III ta* 4 id
k»*|»ee Itist tint*
Inrpr-t
\l:i
Ian
I till: III
. n
ol
m diliilu iii <
»Kr
of
I
*r
II !
“This Is A Bonk
Ol All Tiine”
I 'l
\x " i Id
bi vbe *
a honk of all ol un alive
» honk nIniii I Im r and
courage and
Innocenre
and
HrrnRth
and
ilrCfflf J
and
gbux
it i- nrtltrii with a
mi-ilitm that " ii sixes the mind
ami nods il it is * rllfen
"ilh mi understnndbiR lliat rip*
tbe heart with cnmpasihm.”
a t upiesp ,n ( arc u la Iion
Iid i Ifl OF Iin III IT •
* *11H k
refHsiru- 1 ' nMiiul Hn «"s Hi i •*t c - l ■ p a m "I tin I* »d i »x e d in tin
'idli'ifi' ililnllt! trail
|H
I
B
P h M ci s e n
| ii -kf'irei
I* ’ • »d«"d
i'st iii i ' i I i pI .'<Mt t« 'ItMl a | O* I MHI |
( i | m i ' i l I n n 1t e n d i In •*ri*
ol t h e H i d w h * h i o lui-u ill, xx a
m i p n n n d a n d t h a t he xvmdd |n
I luib ly I c a b l e I ■• r e t nut ' I bed
; th in w e e k .
K e y ( b ib HicMilier- xx lie e
i c a h c l I be lunt'heoM e e » t I
I HI .nng
m u l Mih k ( ‘b'X'elm*'!
T IIK
R E A D SHOP
"II IN T XL lin tl\ M Y "
III W I lt«s | 81’,
nod
» .:.* «
Tlie attendance tanner for hnv.
Ing the most mother* present
H*
•
ip-pw
a otic veiti m i' Unir I1 1“ ii'lib, I ucy
Tuesday afternoon at the meet
ing of the I’arent-Teachers Asso
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mend t
t tb. H ub lire
l*bu
ciation »f the Junior High School
.
enee " ibilrb 'i \lninni Myer .tlfinde
l< •htlaane^ I'ratn l*W||r O* i
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Has award'd t ) Ml** Miry Nii*. J
r-wo. plumes*
p a lm . .
p.i.l.p.
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l.le * n om for the month
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plumliago, liearirif ilea xmiimI'H
D mi»oi v *" - 1" 1 ' **,«i x xi u.ni
Mr*. U. B. Cruiriey, proridrnt. J
XViTI* Ull.b* lv i'llll i Inuu ut Mil
and white bnubinia
prrstdnl over the meeting and led I
H *1, 11iHh M n i»i**'t i.r I d ■Still
Thou® who
have
flowm *
the devotion*!. A moving picture.
4It
ihrubii f o r the park were iiskt d xiiii*, Mm x 1 ■• W Milt l| 'it
“ Yesterday, Tcday. and Tonmr.
\\ Hi i Nnr r irn mul
to call Mrs. MernnUn at dl l.W IhmiIh Mi
row,
wn* presented by II K
Nilin ( ihx♦• 1*(in *i| S« nf cl
Morris, school principal, fi r the
nf i"ixif ' i if ,,m.
•hrubt ri y unit trws hovr hr. n n<*nr* went nt ix i
enjoyment of tbe mother*
irt out, Jarnrs Mciught<pn. -Pi(i( i jattoh’ "* Soltloirl who it () i iMled
Refreshment* were sen c l in the
ihlrnilrnl * of parks, wilt plnrii were "'llr - R \\ Roitreihl "I
| lunrh loom by tbe host esse* lit
Hub, .M*
■ din
Mr. and M n Otlli G. Owen* a lawn. At: atalra In-.I lis* hi. n i tin \V"timnn
the day Including Mr*. E. t\ ]|*iper, XIr* A. tV. Tpp*. Jlr* San announce tite birth of a ton, Ol- slartnt al mir riitv nT IIn- uu Hehlrnid 11, * f the .1u»..... Wo
ford Doudnev, Mr*. J. E. W»lhrn 11a (Jlenn Owcna, Jr., on Thur*- cur nf palms ami iplhrr pl.irp, m a n " s ( 'uty .1 | |u*’ lev ol tb*
I f1 MeindoM ol
day. Jan, P.
and Mr*. W. C. |tulchi*cin.
already srt include lisirlils-tl in*.pip Rotmv t lub
ing magnolia grandil Inra. km1 the Klwnni- t’ lll'i, J W t, 11f I•III
f
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Into*
Club.
Itex V M
rauteria.’ <lngw<md, pyrai'antli..
sweet myrtle, duranta, ............ flfowulee *<f tbe Sanfoul Mini*
A•mm ml inn
*n»*l
I•«*ni >
and a group nf randt-nsi* »ml ♦
carria.
i Witte Jr . of tbe Jiminr ThamIt is planned to use nmn- ,’*r
Cnnimeire
Florida growth in the new
1 Kanf-.i.t l»‘l«-* slir w n ■ g " r -'MU* Joan Axxarello entertained
last evening at bar home in
l* much as poaalble, Mr. ( ... , »« tic l>""'l»cl
l*U laid. Th* two Garden C|,n, Morrison, \rlma Mitchell, Mai.
Plneburet with an Italian aupper
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
member* ar* doing the luip.l
Davis. Julia Belle Met lrlin honor o f lllaa Helen Palmer
whose mairiage U David So ilh
acaplng
thrtnaelvrs,
ami
, 4,. 1Iwnd, Xirgiriii*
MHlsip.
K" " ‘"
Ji W, Hall
o f Orlando will ba tolamnlied ,on
general layout will be inform*! ' »lran «r r '" 1 ' mm*
, „
Saturday evening.
Laat year Mr*. Curlett arrimg- .i
Visitors from the Or amlo I t
A foaloria cigarette Jar and a
a amall park on the north aid. W club
u ’ ".
* Tu
*7i
act of matching tray* war* prro f tho Court llouae, .m l tin. W*«H Molba Marti,,; A lk e «
aenled the honor** aa a gift
.rk will merge wlU, that on,
M f c J T 'i . ™ " ,
inner me area Irnmnllatrly 11
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ORLANDO, Jan. 16— Compl# the
Invited to be -with Mlia Palmer
rear Of tbe Court House w,l! Rou* ! F.m,n. W 'n.IKam; Irenc llr
and Mlia Auarallo want: Mi** tii n of plana for toarao o f charity also be land leaped.
Gossett; Ethel M^, Cornwrleht
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(fan for Infanlllo Paralyils, acruraIng to C. B, Tm thray, Stair
. hair man cf tb* driv*.
Many newspaper apert* odllon
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ciltr* and V ont'»vor g portion of
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th e, may bo idem if led l.y |Frwnerla “ ^ " 1 ’ '
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thalr correct
name*.
“ Plant* Atklneori and Helen l
like people, should be known
Attendlnw member.
of
the
bF their fight pomes, nDil n,,: ^
r lu !’ S S j J I r W
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Jr*T," c *lr - Orgffm riod.^Tbe
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' ------------------------------- -------------president of the Gelne..
Ecuador h o. had IS ron .i.iu WO* H ub: R.,bv N w toU
Uona alnc* U became a republ.r Marge ret Newhall. “ *'cn Dari
In 1U 0, tha last dating from and Marvaret XValtera repressnt)M t.
* g tf ed U e Orel* tluh.
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Miss Joan Azzarcllo
Honors Miss Palmer
& Thursday
for your projector—amill
rental fee and erer *o fi« .
cinalirtf! Fnlertain jour
friends with one of lhe*e
novelty, Apnrl, n r « «, n r .
loon nr travel film*.
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td/ng, JESS .u°nd°.7 'hybyM
rs" San ford’s New
|Capt Guthrie Of illHCOVenriic nih* t , u l c u s unit ou
iintl Imu iitinilie* The
Pilot Club Is ! Orlando Talks At druftee-*
will be it unit 1 tin- defeuxe |»itkcrum iidojuvd o\ tintociution
t t Z V i . 7Z*£t:
Given
Charter'
Kiwanis
Meeting
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given by Mr*. McWhorter
;
Mr* J. O. Huff has returned
The
circle
was
invited
to
meet
from Jacksonville
where
»he
spent the past thrrr week* af at the home of Mrs. Meriwether
t
ter being called there by the on Oak Avenue in February.
Refreshments were served by
death of her brother-in-law J.
Mr*. Rollins to the following:
If. Hussey.
Mr*. R. It Beck. Mrs. G. It.
Be»t, Mr«. It II Newman. Mr*,
II. W. Shannon. Mr*. J, J. Newsom, Mis. J S Hawkins, Mry.
C.
M e r i w p I h e r,
Mr*,
J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Jodi* Cami:* .le/mt- «I.«i u in i. x.t
v *'*
I ilthrr Ifjirkry, i*rtn ral chair cron,
Mrs P. P Canrptiell, Mr*. i„ , ...... .
........ t„
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man nf the* Ithilroml I-^vangrll*- W L. Stoudenmire, Mrs J. H. |lt
....... .. « e . .. ........ .
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11«* Canfrvrnrf*’ which vt ill In lu ll] Coin-longh, Mr- I< I MrWhor- ........... ..........
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at the rily Hall .Inn. IK through
M " J I’ Cochran, Mis* ......... - stnnrlurds inp.li, to do
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Isabelle
Simon,
and
Mr.
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gn|oii to the meeting.
v n itn e r n
( o llo jfo
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mu
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i .«»i‘The conference open* Sunday»"
r t o l . o t - I I __ i ......... "king » friend. I pipt me
Krllaghan o ;p ......... I " ' ■"
Mr. Ilarkey Maid, “ and we would
I O , l » P IJ C IK IIC I l O H l on I. ,- l i e - ilellllllK
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like to have nmiiH arranged fa r
— * —
»* iiiivithv fm iitmuMnH. to fnl
Vmiitu Hmldt
, lid
tm neb
aa many of the vinilcir* ns possi
laAKFLAN’ I).
J»n. 1r» — (Hpc*» I ' ■loth, i«* do
mu b i‘ i fiom , t(| ibr
i rtt*
• i»iirt ■** ’ hi
bie by Satutday. Wlvea of rail flail —Florida
Southern college d,tu n till mulit, mot ’ o to bxe in Kivtnni** club nr tiici*1
d I'nri
road men in .Sanford are es will he bout to nt lei«t *»ix vntt* H" di-i biirue nf mu duty, "M liv t,n. |H Htnit d ii i.
pecially anked t ■ help in*."
inr debate tenmn tlis ymr, »r- tril-e •.in of rvrty te^tnui-dnlity
“ Flotnlit bid tb. tir t
too
THtwe who would like to enter cording to (harli’M T Brown, de- th:'i .......
lnf»«ro in thnt we* Vuitiitt linibb
<b*h* m the hi
tain one or more nf the delegates bate roach nnd member nt toei
^ uidmli* Ibut winch t* hti. I hmt.
1 pHIm
Im I!mt,*hni■ min
may telepht ne the office o f The ppeerh depart men I fwntlty who f* h i tt-, 1— ill if nl IIHi! t pho. ii IlfI iceitlcd, 1I h1 •I df el mitiifui.i
Snnford Ihrsltj m |H.
an no ilp red
the
Kmiie
n d w l a l e " 1,1 ,k kv*' dmll luiv e f uu* b i d with nnd i'kidiiil i
Mr. Ilarkey said thnt an effort yeaterday,
It uii" 11«* .MiiMt'd' Dull Jiw
^ *iMi i ,i -I. * « r *-h ii 11 Im w iriven
aril) bf nimle to place railroad
ii Id iit1 i rid nil id ii"
The ncbedule for home
rt*-**'
upward imiwin*
to bumnri Mnieiilelto
evangelist** in the pulpits of Han. Raff m e rit* :
president o' H • 1'nlntkii f ’itili i
Feb
(I. Wlirntnn I'b-.iU nnd nehiei entente
fon) churches Sunday morning.
tIH'll
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til
111 I iill \\»«dfU*dH>
Ci. I.eon Wells* pastor of the First (III ) C'ollefe; Feb. |7, Frnkine1 Officer* of tbe Snnford club «■. b a d »ei*n j i n n m i m ^ d , m d n u ni
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p
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Mrthinliflt Chuii’li v ( Hi. n jud.
h »i« vki- ■' im it u d iu u lti ' i i d xxilji
has invited those attending the veralty of Dayton (O hio), Mar Kleioioi Mmii* n. C'<•>I x it »,-tn•-* (b et) u ix i w It vxri4 )i|w,t ie |> orl <d
conferenre to hold their servlet d. Univeralty o f Murylmid; Mar idem. ,M.m It Mux xxHI ^ M-mnd t h n t Julius I tuiu(<<<'I't. n re N id e n l
in hi* church Jan. 23 at 2 ’to Id. New York Univeriulv, Apnl vlee.pr* *ob id . l uiiu r- . ' i' hh hii,
l.*i, Northwestern ffnlv* r*it\
cnno-p it.lmc w h im i tin *ie
v m
Rooms Are Requested
For Rail Delegates
MOVIE
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Somewhere within thrs County
little pennv tnhereulosis stickers
hare heen l -t in h.u to nic* where
cltiirn* have i n n .... .
them in
f e - - A i
the Christmas rush
y* v
Mr* .1. I
Inglcy, Christmas
aeal chairman for Seminole conn
ty urge* those who have mis
placed or overlooked tuberculoid*
Christ mmn m'hI* «pht them m
Novcmibcr to nofid jti their money
at cmee*4lt ii nut tiki* Irtle !.» M*nd if*
money for ('hritiiunw
^bt* j
fttated. "K vpi ymii' dollui received '
will |fo toxvnr.f rtdit. mu the t* li
from tuherenltt'vi* if, tliU coimly
^
Ml** Etiiabeth Harkey, yeung people's evangelist with the Sul. tnd Flortdn ”
The Seminoie i ..uiiiy tulierru■*“
v l f C l C I V l C C t i n g j vatimi Army in Seattle. Wash., left, nnd Mt*. I.ula C It Shader,
losls mill Ifeciltti A««*h-iatiun plans
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[in.Iron.| evangelist with the Baltimore amt Ohm Rnilwn
filt*- to lute fund* from ihe nhIv foi
tilt Churrh met Monday after. 1" " e 1 * ■ ', l ' 1 W
'he speakers nt the lluilnad i.t iing.li.tie tin«11nif tk»* e*irl\ r:i*e when it i>
noon at the home of Mr*. G. E. t'oufi im re in Sanford im Jan. IS.2(1. Mis* llaikey >- a ilaughler ranler in efieei rtvm ity, teneliirur In he) l u bo. i
tm i
i.ti Hi ii o'
Rollins on Park
Avenue
wilhj , i 1 oilier llarkev, t.ho .- nirnngtrte the riin fm iht , 0.1 i- a tor, children, conduct ine jm aifI?restive
Mr*. B. F. MtWhorter. chairman ..........r-i.lent of this o lv .
eduent lonnl pruirrum throoulitHil
In charge of the meeting.
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the County Tho it■*’*oc in turn nine
Mr*. J. C. Mitrhrll g»ve the
,
_
pin tin this yenr tt» i<i-operate with
local draft nnd medh'iil Ihui d
i
W. I- Stoudenmire and the Bi
Mr*. Rdward illgtin* returned ble study by Mrs. J II. Col.
Ust
night
from
Tallahassee
where she hat spent the past
week with her ton and daugh
Plans ware made by Ihc d r ter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. John cle to vldt the County Home on
Hlggini.
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dar *r Vatiriurjr A. D. I>|l, krfara iha t W t i antltlr.. Conn. U
«•>» mil or Cam plain I Iliad a c ita il
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the
ahorr
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cnnna;
•ad T l x Hanford l.«— ; I” la kar*denlanated •• th* k n i p t f i r In
which lUU ord*r ohnl* b« |*ubllbhrd (Mir* a w o k for four cob*
•w w iltf wftka.
wiino** mr hand amt »•»! of
Sanforifi Ctlery Fed eager*
r*n wilt) In tha fait quarter of
their tame with the le w bur*
Yellow Jackets and slipped tha
ball through tha hiop ti a total
o f 27 to 14 In a game played tin
their npponenta' home ground. It
Wraa their aeeoml win of the era.
atm.
Hilly (Jo>rj»e wit* hitting the
banket frrm all angle*, ( w i t McLueaa aaitl, and laojM*) six field
IfOklB and two free throw* tn to
il*) U polnta aa high arum man
Of the game. Georgu
Katutl*
.(Ho wed an ‘much improvement In
:Uic *ame Uial he will ralo a
Tegular alaitlng lierOi m Ilia
•quail If He Iteepa up aueli work.
Cobh, of the Yellow Jackal
d1 :lenm aenred oa high mult of tho
P game for Ida team ringing up a
■ fetal of nine point*. The "fr -
JKBSTBttrt
—— ’
I<1 ITHHK*
kkl
irMla' Florida
atUed Kilgore
Long Shots Win
Featured Races
At Kennel Club
Imng ahnia eintiim rd t i tlcliver
for Panfud-O rlam ln Kennel Ctlih
patrnna last nlyrlil, I acted tip hy
a tlfld.CO daily duultlc.
OitHldti ling* enntiniied to pa r
Ilia fifld . Mum llnrk. n Ml). Ikl
nlilt, prun'd with P a l.'. Pol. re.
turnip*: tlO.IUI to will, in the Hotly
DmiMn.
Amo* Mulrock, tut of Hi.* ale
IKDULE T n i8 WEEK
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X p fA N D , Jan. IS - (Steclall — No, U’a not.N utt and Jaff.
but Hi la Ova foot eight inah Lanlar Smith o f Daytona Beach, and
aix foot five Inch Bob Barnet, ’o f JackaonrUlc. Thti long and abort
combination rapreaenta two fonrardi on tha 1S4I Stetacn Unlver.
all* Baaketball aquad. Smith, with three yean vanity a* perJen**, ClerclAitd
la aa uaual fighting for hla alma mater, while Ham.
a member Tmluck
o f but year'a alhatatc freahraan chimplonn, already ha* account H onin g
Epp*
ed far a number i f Rtetaon’a polnta In the Infaat acaaon. After George
n Vtrtorleua meet with Miami hut weekend the Ualtera play th* Duller
K.ioti*
Southern College cagrra In paLand Saturday night.
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Ma>k»d lie..
a Cotta. Dta
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white cat, collar
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L ea *u r* opponent a when Dean
Dipped a goal In the detain*
Duty t h '. and Cmirl Action, n
Jplnulat af (ha game to aat tha 1-4 pair, poll I (L l'.’ ll
on tht>
Stone at 1$ tn 17. Uean waa high qulnlela.
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•hirer for tha Yellow Jaeket "B "
•Quad with ■ Utal o f H polnta
While l.efl aeoretl high for the
T*«l* with a total o f 7 point*.
R e s u lts
Thuraday afterno n the loeal
biy* will try for their third win l » T I t A C I t— f tiLiii'U} . ilnn* i l
IT iiff Mir Fin
o f the *eaaon when they meet Aivtn UVuIrnrk
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Enalit here. Thdr neat game will Al*»r«t1t
2 12
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be Saturday night when "they HI at. h Hip it
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Annii« Ytiifroi k * ' i Mt, ; 2" •* i d .
tsnvrl In drl.m it tn face n *lrong
AI ur wit* kin. * »*■ Itl.ti k M.ku M 'l
team there
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414
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ha*, paid tSI Jtl In the find event.
Downy Milan name home a half
length Irt front o f the nlntli rare ( 1 l « f 4 40
field l i nay r f f t i l
Morlutvn
naitl $21.HD (n the |Hi It with Itn*y
Itox good fn r '$ ll.2 0 'ie lin ii In the
Ifluad Inal a eloae game la their
w * *wwTwmmtow
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II. UoretaaaV
M, Fargueon
n .\ cn —a i «
U»l« court at Hanford, Hrmlaol*
County. I'lorlda. Ihla tho ith dar
III January A II O il
,},F 4 '>
i> T. IIER.NPON
t'lrrk of th* alwv* Court
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By:
if 1VKKKK. D. C. »
Marlin Kraal
Clniatlfca Allurnry
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M U S T O K T M O R E IN FO RM ATIO N
IF W B h U E G O iN O T O B E
S U C C E S S F U L IN S T E A L IN G T H A T
■ J E W E L , T H E S M A 'S T E A R ~ *
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TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
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It M l
lire) liuutni tin*
la an Ik. air over
tVUUO tonight at
4:15 nltk all tka
"dupe" aa tha dog.
at the Hanford-Orlanda Kaaaal ( lab.
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POST TIME 4:15 I’ . M.
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
On Nnnte 17 (Sanfnrtl Highway) *t IxmjwofKl
a b o u t H nil lew N orth o f OrlUMlo
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SECRETARY GIVES US
M U ST BE GREAT
F E L L O W S OUR ORDERS
WORKING FOR A
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�THE OLD'HOME TO’
Dairy Industry In
State la Reviewed!
Great January
-J H * w e a t h e r is s o , c h A w
A F E L L O W HAS T O . D M l t ' l
W H EN T O D # 6 O U T,O N A
nowlne href and d*lrr call)* fudm try In Florida, L. It. Lewb Bleu
Marketing Bureau, R. E. Bla*«r.
eeronrirtii. and Hr. W. 0 . Kirk,
deportment ef. animal huibindry.
■periling undor tha dlrrctlon of
(ho filato Deportment o f Agrl.
rullurr, have- Utinrh«H an ednmIlonaI program for liveetork Im
provement that will be made a
feature cf tho annual I lvrMoek
Exuceltlnn at the Florida Stair
Fair, Fob. 4 to II.
'Ill one drrado (Inc* the Slate
Department o f Agriculture, under
tffgiveifre Nathan Mayo, brran
in Intmaivo* program lo develop
Florida* ralllo Induatry, tho avorace orlaht per animal h«» In.
errnao ICO urundJ, tho dairy lndtniry fnmiehe* every drop of
h d i
USED CAR
:^5-r v ; < , r t .
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J M|j ' fj
M n * i OMMNK «
Now going m» Jt
MAN CIIEYKOLET
Bay a quality QK
car. Wq moat, move
fin* ueod can* to
room for othora
traded In on tho’
NEW IMI
CHEVROLET
. V -.- '
feA l • .
1940 CHEVROLET
Special, Deluxe Spoil Se-
t'm m r
OSM ha* to
erd o f hard*
It**, for a
attain their
rating until
.wall, the
■ generation
acquainted
a that eort
» the poin t
tth, having
Of It o n ce.,
But the Johor to that J. Dull requite* an *o*uranc* that Uncle
Sam wtlj get out o f the carrying
trade on the FuUto and South
A»*tte*nw ard. and return It to
him at the war'* end.
Thto M l a vary aonaltlv* Anglo,
American aubject at the end o f the
teat war. White the conflict wao
raging and the British merchant
Beet wao badly handicapped In
maintaining It* far-flung world
oervtoe, we buUt quite a formidable
Ion tor war.-I Yankee mercantile marine o f oar
- tha Indue. I own, which grabbed a good bit ef
They * u i . I Britain'* ov****ai beuintaa The
aftnetr ae> « « r Anally being over, tha BriUth
Mh. though thought we ought to a m p our
at to ruard *hlpa aad pay tbeti* tor carrying
i.
our freight aad paMcngere. th ey
Urge ikdr Dijunl uptdlU
ttoei and
ae> ware decidedly redentful became
a
k m that Ek#yiyw UAklufly
S gty pro*, we didn't do I t Now titer'd like a
• pledge In advance, to tneure ’em
t they a * -( agauut any more eueh tricklnaa
while after , on our pert tn fu tu re.-ey aaoumed
The treubto to that thee* two to«t
been a pee- eraia hadn’t a aufltolenl Interval bogh to warn tween ’em. People *UD remember
Expert Repairs
Our shop la well equipped
to ma!te any repaint on
farm machinery, trmilera or
other equipment.
ALICE IN MONBYLAND
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
- Expert Welding
M A X * # W iU -\
E?A*4 OVS* I l C p o *
poeiii»«lEftTbUR'o#
ntiwxMcwiHr \* y,‘
MID and Packing Homo Supplies and Repair service
PAUL J. STINE, Owner
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
, < * w m o n TC M aroM U N A lllll
m
ruw iM hv, ta r.
Phone
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
THE VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins*
Mr*.' Lillian Savllle
NutrllUnUt
to c o n d u ct b
r4Ka. OtKlf It
t« prevail
CREEK
RIUM;
FOODS
JA N U A R Y 10
Re-n«ep AMM
AMAIfeUR'TBNdlS’i
/JovVcw A pferp
-dx/R
-tH# cq
ere Invited la com* and rare I
her while »be to here. Her wide
nperirnre with food* for correcting
overweight, underweight, coat tip*.
Hen end other condition* which era
iou
State Fair Livestock
and tMMturag# and f»vd
" hoV
M M w p M iO
OM tyttoft fM k •
tyi> ' -f, i, \ % ■
•
Variciu hay crop*, kudaa, alva*
S *r ■
Mt
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51
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jkfc;
S'wMJ'S-t v
Food
viewed but th* definite program
Mia. Lillian flavttl* will
m apM out for funner expansion
and Improvement* in lb* n*xt 10 duet a three day dwaei itn
year* will km charted.
ef Battle Creak apodal jar
. Contending thit the Ur#*took feed*; et Forrest 10*tch*(V <
teditttry l> dependent upon paw
htrag* and f eeJ«, «xt«n»lr* odaea.
IHftel program* am underway, ae.
cording to Mr. lll»»cr who will
Sheet
food*, shew*
. the
th* exhibit «f
ef feed*,
show
'll what th* 8UU has new and
Fat 1* pneeltle in the future. II
a pV.etkai exhibit to Mtewthl
inelloe of clover, toil* to whkk
toy are adapted, the IneeuJatioi
r Made and proper fertilleaUan
itthod*. Wire* ir*to that pJT
uca* only 10 pound* o f b**f rpei
u
t 'Tl ^ ,howT\ 1,1 «®»»a»t*ua
Ith th* now napier m a g that
radaev* over 300 p»uad* annual-
to e
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FLORIDA PRODUCT*
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ILL U . I« to •< Bu. Baht,
Ufwitn. cm- it.m to ti.H.
UC fe e «*n. UrO. t* r »r .
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f * UCv£ jn .» » M'i« o
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Deluxi Townaeddn, 4 new
tlrea. look* ond run* like
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1030 Chevrolet Deluxe
TowMedan OK Car
1938 Chevrolet Deluxe
Townscdfltt
1937 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1937 Ford Deluxe Tudor
1936 Ford Deluxe Bedan
1936 Ford Conv. Coupe
1936 Chevrolet Coach
1937 l’lyvoulh Tudor
1935 Packard Coupe
1935 Oldamobile Coupe i
1938 Plymouth Coupe .
1931 Chevrolet Scdxa *
1934 Chevrolet Tudor7
1934 Plym6u(h Tudor
1931 Plymouth Coupe'
Wo b*vo tho car
wont, at tho price
want to pay. 1
you
you
ALTMAN .
Chevrolet Co. .
SANFORD; FLORIDA
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Bnnford Is The Only Centrsl ,
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Established In 1808
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1M1
Danger O f Invasion Navy’s Request
If British Navy Is For 400 Ships
Gets Approval
Destroyed Is Cited Recommended Outlay
Of Funds N
W »r Depa
• M tM T M
WASHINGTON* Jan. 18
—
Secretary of War
tUtafoa! told the House For
eign Affairs Committee to
day, " l think we w e In very
n ea t Lanier o f an invasion
by<ajr.jn th e 1 contingency
g ift .the British navy should
be destroyed or aurrendered.M
Stlmson
described
the
k a * 5 i < b « as a “ forthright
sad stasr p u t o f p ev sr which
r ift s m U s the Prasldsnt to ptec#
f t opttatfcn th o 'b n t sad slmplsst
M s.’ te b it * sa t s
national
a
A f
f i t
..
.
V t 9 t 0
U l a l C
F anner’s Market
R e p e a l Increase
WASHINGTON, Jan.
The House Naval Committee to.
day gave unanimous approval to
an urgent Navy request for tha
authority to spend 4*2.000,000
for <00 relatively small R*w ships
and for a vaat i hanslcii uf ship,
building and ordnance plant*.
The art ten brought to ft ,200,.
000.000 the naval rutteys which
th* committee* had rennimrndftl
In lets than 24 hour*. •
I The 40u new ships wllf consist
i
*tly of sub
chasere.ascort veai **■*- minesweeper* and torpedo
craft. *
The
Ministry
of
Ecrnomk
Warfare said yesterday British
Information tends to confirm, In
part, recent aasertlona that In
*"71* »"* • the United. Slate* Is
still aiding the Axis pdWrrs. The
Mlniatry h#*t#nrd to gdd how.
ever, that British authorities beHere rurh help is nnt feliberate.
In this connection, i f was un.
drrstood British had renewed rep.
. reaentetlrns to Waehlfeton re.
I**fldlng Unite,! Slates shipments
to Valdivostnk. Russia.
"Some United States producers
are helping Germany indirectly
bv selling Russia commodities in
which Germanv is riefkienl." the
Ministry said. "O f theae, cotton la
the most imnortant.
"British figure* shew that be
tween Oct. Ill s nd Dec. IK, 1940,
Russia Imported more cotton frem
th* United States than she usu
ally Imfo-ts from all source* dur
ing a full year. In 1)UO Russia
exported to Germany
100,000
tons ef cotton In accord"nee with
the Kovl-LOermin trade agree,
fnent 'and uml** <be pew agree,
mrn* signed FTM-v It <» fropcs-d to Inerrar* those de'tvrrtes.
“ t» la elcar (hat *ueh Russian
eat ten oapwrta are noaslhle nnt/
Kerens* < f Soviet imports from
'hr IteM Rtaiea**
Attack Ia
rasas-
Tobruk Prepared
Italians Claim That
.14 Warships Were
Sunk Or Damaged Greek Troops Drive
Italians R^ck In
lit issMORirj I’ rtss
SnowHtorm battle
T h e B ritis h A d ini ra lly today ac
A mysterious fire consumes (he li.H2fl.ton
Orungal after ammunition In the stern of the
ship exploded. The ship, aground on u reef
near Berwon Heads, Victoria, Auatrajla, since
lait November, oral to ' hare been salvaged
two days before the *xplo«lon set fire to the
Vestel loaded with munitions fin Rritiiiu
Lights O f Cars George Bledsoe,
Donations Sought
Celery Farmer,
To Be Checked,
To Buy Iron Lung
•' Dies At Home
---------. Brooker States :t C rim e L. DMaoo,
crlery grow- To U«e In County
Co-Operation Asked
To Continue Good
Record Of County
*r in Sanford for 31 years, died
at hi* home on Celery Avenue
Pt fl Co A M today after • lin.
gating dines*. He was Til yrars
old
Bom in Troy Ala., Feb 7. 1870,
Mr Bledsoe formerly lived
at
Quincy and Vernon before coining
la Sanford. He had recently reUred ....... celery farming because
o f hi* health. If* was a member
of thr First Methodist Church of
Bsnf' ''I, snd th* Mssonic Lodge
No (it
Bunrivi.rs include the widow,
It G. Bledsoe of Sanford;
a son. Mt-nlijn Bledsoe of Tampa;
two inrithvrn, Troy Birds* .' of Jay,
BImIso#, Andaluaia, Ala.;
tePu «iBt*»ra, Mrs. Ida
Austin,
Jkck'onvillr. and Mr*. John Walls,
m-ellur, Al*.; two grandaught.
Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Jr., and
(ftatles A. ..Bette, bulk of
Nkwone- gfWtdeoA, < ■*. G.'
)ftel|SOri, Jr , of Hanfonl. atsi on*
Terrellf reot-gianddaughtrr,
•-au Nelson nf fSsnford
Fusrral »*rvicr« will Ih< rofidiiFtad at thd" v rirk»oii Funeral
M.trnf at 3:U0 o rlorli Friday afhin^on, with (hr Hrv
W IV
I •thrinan .-f Dm* Kira! MfthfMlikt
Ft afrh tiflimitinir The Mumiiiir
" It have fliiuyt of th# nervici*
hi the cenutiry, and |ia1IbearerR
" d he trierti'il from member# of
M" ltdftr Burutl Mill ie in l^ke
Paralysis Committee
S t a r t s Campaign
T o Raise F u n d s
uie planned
nse Claafl
Ethiopians Culled
To Rise In Arms
Antlers Make Plana
For Tri-City Meet
Benefit Picture Is
Playing In Schools
•roup To Seek Gift
Coast Guard Ship Is
Tied Up At Sanford
Waterway
Described
Southampton Is
As “ Heaviest” In
SerieH Of 40 Made
Sunk Following
()r\ Wilhelmshaveit
A ttack By Axis Final Attack On
Next time you drive Into your
l.ed by Mrs. A K I'owcrs,
favorite filling station to art a
chairman, the busuies, solicits
tank of gas, don't lw surprised If
T h rou g h
tlon committee of the infantile
the attrndrnt begin* checking
paralysis drive, today Iw-gan call.
Ing on Hanford buflinriM flima fin
your lights, and perhaps suggest
donation# to btiv in «run lung
that new bulbs are needed
for ua# in Hvminolf Cnunty, it
It's a part of a drive being
waa announcrtl by Mr* MmiwuII
o f Florida and out-ofconducted by William B roker,
BUwmrt, City rha irtnari
g t the Sanford
.State
highway
jiatrolrrian. to
T. Bradford
Byr.l, Seminole
J n r k o t showed
maintain the high record ef HemCounty chalrwian. said Hint Ihe
inole
County
with
respect
to
the
nf #8,11138 In Deu
•pecla) gifts rommlttri* \* #l*o
rendition of Its automobiles Me.
% ' l i .*r.
It,.
Mint
seeking fund* and that both
lh«
I!cooker is calling on every fill,
group* w#r# #x ported to comp If to
ua year, a
ing station operator in the county,
Ihfir takka btfoie nigh!fall Thrro
. b / B . J. U h .
he aald today, ami rrqueottng
will b f no aolifUatlon In the rt‘#i■how*.'
him te check the Jtehl* of *R Ihe
/teJilteU aociiona, U r. PyfA said.
flats hk scriM i’
^
,, ri- >> *: ■
"•■
Name* of donor# will b# pub.
If the lights llt i 'l s i jl | <, the
Il#bed in Th# Bdnford ligrmki u
oat. of-Jtate
altrndent will advise the motorist
While the aollcltation /and tht
le In Decern.
to have them flxsd.
Rpeclai gift# rommittee are en.
447.40, the re.
On Feb. I, a state.wide diivr
gaged in aecurlng fund*, other
Florida's
At tha first maatlng of
the will be conducted by
committee# under Ihe direction
Lehman expressed surprise class In defenao Industry which highway
. .patrol to se* I hut the
of Mr Byrd. Mra. Hie wart and
at the (ncreaaa In tha cash value met si the High School Fsrm I lights uf each car in the state
Mr# Jame# W, Crate*, vice chair,
o f products handled through the last night ths *0 parsons pres-1 are In good working order The
man for Seminole County, and
maritrt last month, because there rnt voted to have
claases county which has the fewest uumMr* John I. fialloway are bu*y
has been a scarcity of many uf every night,
except
Saturday her of car* with faulty light, w ill
with othei Hctivitlci i>f the camthe ‘'cheaper" vegetables such and Sunday, from 7:00 o'clock be recognised as No, 1 out uf th,
puitrr
as collar-da, carrots, beats, and until 10:00 o'clock. So many B7 counties.
The btiftiiN**# eolkltatifin com cabbage.
When
thr
drive
begins,
a
group
men attended the
(teas
last
ntitle fonni#(e of the fiillnwliii
\ *cw CeiTii'lerx
“ Often we haven't been able night that another class
of
highway
patrolmen
will
<*ui
will
Mr# V I) Hrolt, Mr# W A
It In re«|!j«‘M*'d i h « l all .MaaunA
to supply tha demand for pro. probably hart to be
started, vrrge on this section, und te *tn.
Adam*r Mr#.
Fr«#ton
Sherrill,
due* such as this, because far. Alex Johnson, director of the tinned at different points to rheck nf »*t at Ihe lattice at 2:00 o r lock Mr#
Hurry
W oodruff,
Mr#
Ihe car* No arrest, will tM. jrl„t,., F 'ld a y In order to make a rra n i'e - Itvright Freemait, Mr*
Arthur
sltwu mate around here don’t grow rtaaaea, said this tnornteg.
f>" nt# to atit-Mil the funeral of
enough of it," the market nun.
Last night th*
class
was but Ihe names of those d rivin g M Uledsike.
/.arhnrv, Mr# If. B. Odham. Jr.,
to the
ager said.
limited in It* work as there it csr* with U d lights will hr
*ml Mr# II Fr Tookc
Tha various Army camp* lo some difficulty In getting ma to (he State headquarters and
••At prcernl thare i# nnly one
cated in the South are adding to terials duo te th* large number filed
iron Iuflap in ( 'cntral Floriil*." Mr
Al Ihe lime of the Inspocti.ni
th* demand for fresh vegetables, of defense orders, Hr. Johnson
ll.-rd pointed out. “ and we want
Hr. Lehman pointed out.
Send rude County In he prepareil
surmised. Th* man rewired in. of motorist* for drivers' licenseA comparative report o f main structional work In Cartmrators luring November. Bemlnole Coon
n ruse one is needed." An iron
TIIK FTHIDi'iAN SUDAN. lung causes artificial resi-irallon
product! handled at tha market and spark plug* teat night and ty came out ahead of B|| other
Airing December,
1M0, shows will start th* actual repair of counties In the slate. No arrest- ' ' ' h* FRONTIER. J*n 10—tAI
snd Ih-Iieh It Is used primarily
(hat a total D J I t •Anita were motors whan tho materials arrive, were made here by the eight 11' rhythmic torn.tom ef 41 in the flight aralnst Infantile psr
patrolmen who checked cars for ' »l war drums has broken ihe slvsis it can also h" « ( "ervee in
sold for a total
o f lilt.. he aald,
three heurs on* day, Mr. Brooke i lh .dale * Hrurc of this desert nrrnlents where
3 0 4 * . almost *
i A unit.
the ehe-t
I
Mr. Johnson expect! to get a
A resu motor In * few days so th* men raid The rating given was Ilf, ■"* w|tb n summons to Elhio. crushed or th* respiratory nerveA bigger Inert
percent.
i
m
patriots
to
rite
in
.arms
lt which ran start work. The other ma
triad by string
are iniurrd. ____________
■ U U bushol hi
lsr* sold terial* era also expected in th* Cheeking on drivers' lirrnsr* in l,v,*|n*t Ihel Italian masters
Volusia,
Lake,
and
Orango
roun.
(
"
m
P**k
to
peak
Ihe
thump.
7*71l ovar th* 8,7M
In De- near future.
tu«, the patrolmen spent three' " ,l' Carried the message
from
earnbar, 1138. 1
Jays each, In comparison with th> I 1 " 'C Emperor llallr
Selassir
In - also, .
three hours they were hsre, Mr ' 1 "s*tey nlfhl, and Wednesday
Brooker pnlntrd out,
'
h indred* of Ethiopians sllppml
*'ti is this good record t am
bonier to Join their
Antler lodges from Nrw Hmyr.
reeking to continue," Mr. Bmoker " ""»d e* sssembllng an army na and Daytona are expected J*'
nr
Gojjam,
Angio-Egyptian
Sudan
li'
V ked n»°t°*'l»U to Join
tt#ml a tri-city meet to be held
A moving
Icturo, "Elephant “with
him In th* effort to make
Ian*wsr#
wsr*mode
made atat
1
m
r,
, n ,.,
' here Mar. I, and plena
Bor " ia to b o ____
■'— i In all schools •
'bowing
In
the
light
In
(
Img handled *juniad front
la meeting of th* Banfonl lodge
In tho cousty s e Ttunadap
.
and spection ^ t ^ j i e x t m o n t h .
srmtaa ia December, ISIS, I
S V ..U
T j v r r i a l n f l/v n ll**» nl«hl to h ire * .treet parade
Friday snd prosssds
la o f A s show
dance, and benautt In honor of
1H in tho aans month Uat
sro to r> U tbs 8*1
sm loalt Counthe visitors. Too meeting was
tho report russula.
ty Tube m i tools tSdI Haaltbi Atso.
LAKELAND. Jan. 18e-(AP> held at the F.lkx Club House
' Activity at the market
cUlloa, Mrs. Dorothy
« Lamb, coun.
K« press shipments and road.
A hay rid* will bo flven Friday
tim es U more ahead.at a
tv u u m who I* li
n charge of
*"le dealers handling citrus fruit night at ?*nlando Spring* for
pace, with the ettrne
u
the program, said 1
Wednesday took the first steps Antlers and their dates In honor
M s s handling a large n
Bsbu, ladlsa boyr aciari plays
C° * ! t S uwd »h[P. Althea, toward setting up an organisa of Elmore Oerddick, recorder,
The loading platforms am
tho lead lay rots M
tied op at Ut* Municipal I>i«r
tion through which they
will who will leevo Saturday for Bt
Stall, ahr- filled With i *
based Ml tbs star*
h o is t of
o^ternoon to spend the •rek legislation regulating tha Bernard ColIsfO In
Alatei^a
tho ElonhahtaT with
b y Rad.
Members and iholfl guests will
gift fruit business.
yard Kipling.
meet
et
tho
hone
ef
Father
A.
An th ose* oemmittoei -w ith -a
— In—tW * so e t-d r tr «
member from every county rep- B. Peck, 318 Palmetto Avenue, In
the association. tho t
ship patrols th* Intend
rs sen tad et the meeting, was ap lime to leave et 8:00 orlock.
o f (ho county tarn*
along the east roast o f
Past c e lle d Antler Ralph Ray
pointed and will moot at Win.
o f MB far th « fu
according to members
ter tlarop Jan. t l to draft pro. was Invcated with the pest r,sited
U lanky* chairman
posed legislation. State Senator Antler* Jewel test Right end two
aociaUos- said. ♦ ;
A. W. Young a t Veto Beach sc. member*. Bernhard Collins end
cep tod temporary chairmanship. Ben Crawford wen their mem
bership button*.
I-IN HR STILL STUCK
my Bases
out South Add To
Vegetable Demand
German Naval Base
P ou n ded In R aid;
20 Killed, 35 Hurt
SHIP BURNS OFF AUSTRALIA
. Tops Billion Dol
lars In 24 Hours;
Craft To Be $mall
Unarmed Cashier
Strangles Robber
A * unarmed ■lore rlrrk nf
8io(flrd choked a robber to
death 'yesterday In the presence
o f covet* 1 customer*. T ilra^.
fan ) Byrd, one t-f the cuiio.
more In the store at the time
o f Uut incident,
had just
walked' up to th# counter to
pay for hit purchases when
tha -tighter found the bandit
apparently trying to steel the
contents o f the cash register.
Biring up the
situation
quickly the clerk slimmed the
drawer o f the register, catch,
lag fee robber by the neck.
Though the vktlm struggled
Vtolegtly and shook the rash
tha clerk bravely held
eloted. When the
finally opened the
■ was found to be dead,
they lifted the rat out
of tho draper and threw It
Mr. Byrd •■id.
BRITISH MUNITIONS
NUMBER 122
Member Associated I’ reaa
NEW. YORK, Jan.
Agriculture Leaders
Invited To Meeting
Tho U . f , Lines said Wednesday
attempts to refloat th* liner
Manhattan fast on a sand bar
Leaders
of
agricoltur*
In
near Waatl Palm BeadL would be Florida, Including Com miss loner
renewed fftday when U » tag Be. Nathan Hays, bora f t t n invited
lief arrtrik from New York.
to attend a mooting o f farmars
te tho CWy B ill M at Thursday
knowledged the I'hill.ton cruiser
Southampton m . sunk by British
force, after tl caught fire tollowing damage i>\ A,is hoinliers
o ff Sicily on Jnn |0 Most of the
errw were reportrd >lived
Rome asserted the 22.flOO.tnn
British laucrntt carrier Fsgle
was torpedoed in nnnrctinn with
a running haute with n heavdj
protected convoy which slatted
Jan. » fioni the Strait of Sleily
Th# British hod already disclosed
lh*| the slier,It curler lllus
IriuU, had been damaged
by
German dlve.homheni m m
lack Jan 11)
The Jtulinus claim ] j warship*
nd two merchantmen have been
sunk or damaged m un Avis set
ml drive
m ih.
Mediterranean
since Jan il
The scar red aircraft carrier,
Illustrious, allncked tor
-even
hours on Jan hi t y German dlvr
liointier*, came into ■ MedJterran.
esn port unde' ti#-r own power
yesterday
Forty to Ml Nan planes. m*k.
trig the heaviest attack upon a
single British warship of this
«*>. flung torpedoes at the lllus.
tiicu. sides and HW.OtMl pounds
I, ,hl«h esploalve bombs at iwr
flight deck In an unsuccessful at.
, ™ fl lo P "1 *•»!• n*w**t of lin
'" i f '* rerricra under water.
The.
Rltet*, diving hea«k*
re, plunged into s great wall of
timritc; they spattere.1 the deck.
, niachine.gun bullets and drop
pc,l score, of bomh, or. the lllus.
..... ..
P " '1 end starboard .ides
K.xtension For Auto
I/icenses Ih Given
T AI.LAIIAH.HEE_
I'ih k mi,up in'
Jan
|ti
suti nn dxlr license l a g , f!,,
niski-s .,f I 0 4 | cars resulted y,..
Isy in a l h ds y extensn-n uf
Hr x w l s l r ,
P tsss
Guarded by ■ 30.mile dcfenve line against Ihe
ini British aaaaelt force*,
the Italian garrison at To
bruk. estimated at 10,004, ga,l-arently has been ordered ka
hold out as long a* peealble.
From * military point ef
view, Tobruk's position is
“ b»ui the urn* as Bardie'*
» week before It fall Jen.
’• tu the British offensive le
tlh>*. Frum Celre, the Uy|.
tish reported between 10
10 aircraft were either horned
" b»dlr damaged le Rsedey
night's raid on the Canteete
■ Irdrnmc.
.
"T **-*el"«e<l Peesa
Mriiinh Immlycr* pounded
tlu> U illiclniHhavun navx) baxe
ovprnijtht imd anixshod at tho
now Herman air bane at Catnnin Hicllv. MDrlngltnard fo r
thr Nufl.i tsarial ilufennjvr
Hintim-I Ihr Hr it inh Medltorrail can fleet.
Thr Crrmann admitted 20
killed and HA w oun ded In tha
K A i night-long assault on
Wllbelnishavsn, whteh Ih* Brit
ish de-cr ibud a* th* "haavlgst
ami most succeisful" In a series
of 40 attache, on th* port.
In Libra, BriUah gout ring*
Ug T«t.."uk «onth>uod to ftre *«
that besirged Dalian garrison In
proparelion for a final attack.
Dispatches from Albania said
that Greek troops attacking In a
nnw-torm drove
thr Italian*
tiiim important heights along the
in It uj front,
In T"kyo, the JaBanes* pres*
irgcd haste in puIBlng Japan’ s
|' southward program" and eahort.
.-.I the x'>vernmrnt to prepare for
ie-tdutr oclliuy In offset British
oii.t Amriican Influence in East
A
Loud,,ii hod ■ niinur bedtime
M ill Hi t
raid Just before mid.
i.uihi itnd esily today— the first
HU nit-ck sfler dark since Run.
inv. bill the show put on br
ilu- Gri man bomber* snd chnlIcgiotf IIt it ioh
night
uroa—ed any previous midnight
■Mi form#nu# i*v#r lh# c#nitm|.
A
few
ir-tgnif leant
lire*
f l.,,.d lu i.flv The real -how fn t
lh.- time
for
all
..................
owner. In get their plates
Governor Holland granted the
r,ten-urn which moved the dc»,i.
line for new licenses up from
midnight last night lo pel' I
At the same time, D W Fin.
ley. Stale motor vchlcli* com.
ruis*, loner, said all person* who
had .blained 410 tags for II
hi.dr type* of |(I4I Ford-. I hrv wlucli thnli-alids poured 10*0 '"fl
.......... was the -muky rerolel* nod Plymouths, which l«Gr * I I *'<
,
l>q #•**■
were found lo require l i b pistemu-1 e,change them for the n f
ncr tags and pay thr |fl differ
nice
If ihe exchanges are nnt made
the automobile owner will be
-iihjeci to erreet for operation /
car without a proper lleen«c. Fin
Vy
niilil
GIuhh Urged To
Accept New I’ ost
WASHINGTON. Jan
1"
(A P I— Administration
Irailerwere reported Wednesday l« have
u r g e d Senator Glass o l Virginia,
supporter of Preeldent
Houseveil’s program for aiding Britain,
to arcepl s place on the Foreign
Hrlalknns Committee, which soon
will take up the
“ lend-lease"
bill
If Democratic leadership plan*
work out, Glass and Senator
Byrnes of South CAholm*, Who
aided in drafting tb* Adminis
tration measure probably will be
added lo the rommltte* in a day
or so to fill two vacancies
City News Briefs
Deposits Increase
A t Florida State
Bank During Year
Tl,e Florida 81*1*
Bank
df
Sun lord had ■
prosperft**
year during 1940, according
reports mad*
St
,
meeting of Uw ateekholdera
last Tuesday afternoon.
“ !3l
Directors were
T,,-*l,c te» J1
follow*. Lloyd F. Boyle, w . L.
Cooper, Chnrls* Dunn,
W.
IKlrchhoff. Jr.. M O. JJeN»
Ralph A. Bmlth and J- H. V br
Hny Furrest Qalchel. prominan*
local grocer, waa elected a naw
member of th* board.
The annual report of Fr*»»derit M G. MeNnlr to Use » w holder* indicated * "
eseellsqt
year from svary angls. As
indication of ths growth o f BflOford’s youngsst IlnaneUl IttitL
tuiion, th#
for th# y#*r
mor# than 100 peretnt m
in
numb#r .of. depositors
daBoaltars approxtmstel v 185 pareanL Morn t#AD
3500 local loans ware mad# duxin,
r w t r s J ifS
tho stockho!
earning for
A mooting o f tha ‘ Seminole
Gun Club will be bald at the
Recreation Hall od Use lake shore
on Thnnday at StSQ P. M. All
member* are requested to bo pro.
sent.
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nd added that It haa only been
t the b i t few yaara that wt
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Bill's Package Store
too w . n u n ay.
a tn r o w u ry.a
sro iN u •,
�Sem inole C ounty Produces
M ore F r a il A nd V egeta b les Than A e j
S im ila r A re a In F lo r iA i • , y
. SANFORD,
BURNS N A Z I FLA
F L O R ID A ,
TUM DAY.
JANU ARY
11,
1911
M em ber A ssociated Press
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EnteredNaHii G r e e k F o rce s P u rsu e Italian*
^T.
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Italian General Cap- Battle Beyond Kli, tured In Africa; « sura Said Develop•British Report 9 in g • Satisfactorily
Planes Shot Down
Despite Opposition
Loqn Bin Drawn
iDrafter.Of Measure
Says He Discussed
. u d/ML u n lit.
it with^wnikii
MoMHad that as a 'Mefenaa
mgaaere** he Ineiale that all
pleata af the Bale* Manofar.to r i* r Company, suppliers of
airplane engine parts, be re.
epstaed ead that ell striking
employes be pet beck to
work, Urn atrik* began at the
Fete*
Plant la
B aglai*.
( B A , apreed Is the com.
b *«r‘a plants la Detroit, EiaU
1m
V * Meehan in
Michigan'and then to CWrelaad, O U a affecting about
W » workers. This k . the
U »e i-eeeh a drastic
aup** has been- taken any.
vrttere la the eeaatry, Dewey
Declaring ahe wee acting' as she ’ hoped "an/ true' American
patriot would,** Municipal- Judge Ida May Adame o f San Pedro,
Cal., burns a small Nail flag which precipitated a court row. The
.flag was brought Into court by a seaman charged with assault
after the asserted display cf the flag in a private home.
,*
Deadline Nears
For Using 1940
Automobile Tags
vcniu im
I Naval Com.
t the govern*
iv* *W irt r to
O O A ltid u itry
defense Industries.
Is trebling. Its caahd opty
4 ': A
•I * 4»*«rf»irai Prfaa
(I t Imwee* Irtlrel Cf»«»
Bulgaria today issued a formal
(sievk foreo* amjmheti tlotriretlly
denial that any foreign troop* at the ht*el* uf the irlixalinif
had entered thu country In the |tntiiiii' ncrnBi thi* eenltnl A!'mnf l n t Officially published notice o f Un f traithill«, and the 1> AK. it*
foreign reporta o f German troop
partinl m Rtrrng aerial uthick on
■oremanla there.
. Toe British reported the cap Seiuti, the cvtilrr of AU>nuin a
prtulorllon to whirl, the Kns.
ture o f the Italian Dlackablrt
air falling hack.
General Argentina after he had fist,
, Tin- luttlle iK-ymtd (irerk-cap.
keen epottrd from the air "hld- •Uirv.l Klisuia "rontlmn‘,1 tn de
tog by the water* edge" In North velop »all»fartorlly" In tin- fact
Africa, and the destruction of I f rlubtnrn Italian opporilion,
nine airplanes believed to bo Athens letwjrted.
German Junker* 87‘s In a heavy .<■ tin-i ll iiuurtriv Inst night hulled
weekend retd.
Ihe i,-II m nnit uf Italy * AItumlaii
Turkey's official
radio and ^oimiiHiKkr. Urn. UUnltlii Snlttu*
preae accepted Bulgarian Premier
nn iiitlirnliun Ih il U m k c« dPhil o f f * expressed
desire for tmr uf KliMira hm cmrkrtl the
neutrality yretrrday as proof that
ilrfi-mv
atom iii »uuthdeepite the
premier'*
recent cn* Altuinin.
"health** visit to Germany ho did
Ai'iumutly »jmrml on by the
not commit* Bulgaria to a new •ttrtrw' ut Kltsiira. Urook fi'ror^
pm-Oerman policy In the Balkan*. Rfeto It'|mmtoil jmnhirnr fartht r up
PhHoffs speech was hailed by U»r ttiiAlnl rotil ton uni \ alone
the romLofriciil Turkish party fttoI MnnuliiiiK «ln*prr into the
ergon, Ulus, as "drawing the Una fll-'M iiTtpoHni nr**R.
between the Balkan* ami the :j Uni t, opinion vuit Hint rut tin*
war,** end the official radio aahl Ipnrhmt Inhim* of thu Itnliun AI"a t least for the prcicnt" there M imimi lirfrnte Ryatcni hu*l brt*n
will be n« rhargr In Dulgmrlan inui'iinl nt Klipufji, opt/iiing ft
foreign policy.
fit*" null* of nttiu'k itRuliidt Yn*
Thb probe of Bulgaria'* stand U>mt uhii li the I n m o I i kiv fjrtlw m made ae sU ff officer,
of
Britain a Middle East cenimand | ,[
p j r U until Itnty hilt1
arrived for military discussion* Jflhht•! nlinofl an rutin* ilivinion,
which observers said might affect kn >ouf | o .inhj u rn , in to ilu * K li^ureiha eourse of Ihe war In tb#
VpHiul uitii.)
_
>a*
Mmllbreansan, the Balkans,
and r* A lo'ru'tpi-fuivnt « iili thu Urruk
Africa. Tho two-day military srathe Nt>utln in flout i*».
llop began today.________
k InHipt won* t fit tfti iiiif ol fotlifl.fi hfiiflitw ifiinnlJpe 11 pt’lini ulthouirh tin* town
RJi*■ hrmh rarknl nn<l L‘taiiiloiiiHl
Tin- m .cItlloil Minkin litir, uinch
Ko** fuilt'l In hti*iu tin* tin * k nilTALLAHASSEE.
Jan.
M— Vfti" *, actually t'oiminlw *»f f rliflt**tl huntIIy in Mfrnt
fAP>— Governor
Holland
aatd Cftlioiiji i ht lol
her*'
Monday that national defwis* W*-*A^P inf,lionini ipinrtrrfi
totill n-main
moil
reedf would bo' the flnt ob- Qilit Thi* moiiiiljuriR
furmiiiuM*1
hnrrim
in
«
Uroek
Jectlve o rth e Highway Depart
iOIi on Vuloim, but Un* (irtek*
ment, with* ImmednU aUanllon
m k iie i t o e x mUUury . rogda Lhuve
a x .' w . ’ t o w
•% .
near Cam|T Biandlng.
The Baud CommUsion
will
meet hare Wodoaaday to ttmelder (1,000,000 of outstanding con
tracts on which work has not
slatted, with a view to clncrlllnt;
any that are not on the national
defense 1UL
sed Was Owner Licenses For Three Defense Roads Firati
Pilot Store On ' Kinds Of Cars 'Are
Gov. Holland States
>t-Second Street
Higher This Year
Tomorrow is the final day on
wkVk 1DJA ■■■IdatitWits
u .u
Jno. lD. , Jintag eelleeWr,' ad.
nbit. aa cxlaoaldn
granted by OoV/'tlollini* So
"wife. J K o / fls ’ s tiff*
In the
Bundle* 'fo r Britain- Club, had far tb* governor has ghfen BO In.
been .residents o f Sanford for W dlcatlon that he will da eo, Mr.
yr*rs.
Jlnklne said.
i yesterday b y ' n*0r*0rntaDorp Nov. IS, 1882 at Schogo.
The tag collector* edfb* did
Srripaon, Republican, New Me., Mr, Mertin formerly owned
W
*'•-# • '■■■• * * : * , . * : UV • piocery atid general mtrehun. ■ good busineaa yelterday and
Udmy, a* reeldeot* hurried to
Ur hi* measure a concurmeet the Jan. 10 deadlln*.
-•solution would h*v*i to be
Effective immediately. 'Ford.
red by Congress before the
Plymouth, and Chevrolet can
lent could supply tear, ms.
must
h*v* U
I to China, Greet* W other
tn tb* **1
rip». bringing
* reslstlhg the A*ts pewer*.
1to price
spoon, serving hit flnt'term
bracket, |
ngrant, said before Introd urits MbetUttta be dUcuesed It
following receipt of U telegram
Wendell Wlllkle, 1M « Ro
,l<Mlay from D. W. Finley, Btalc
sen preeMentlal - candidate. |
motor vehicle cometbei*m>r.
approved the le a se e ** hill
The prb* change b effective
IT-night . “with modi flex.
In the following medal* of cm ,
.*• One rsodifkalWtt' was a
Mr. Plnley ea|d; . ;
itIon on th* dureticn of tho
“ Ford delug todur, delux for.
Jenfe powers.
dor, xuper delux tudor, super de.
lux fordor, super delug emiver.
tihte club eoape I Plymouth ape.
cl*I delus * convertiblp coupe;
Chevrolet master delug town •*.
dsn, mister delug sport sedan,
•necbl delug town sedan. >pe.
t E. Richardson, of Uw ?enelal delug eport aedag, end tpe.
da) delug cabriolet,"
rd branch of Green’* fu t j Os*
Thomas M. Kilgore,. Inspector
In Central Florida for tb*- Flor
id*
Molar Vebkls Department,
ndacted during the ra-nth of
Re .redding work amounting to
“
11800 on tho RIU Theatre was peld a vlalt to '
.
given In a building permit Issued office today, ai
"
raw*
t to Central Florida Theatre Com- "very
done.”
Mn^r-m i *mny * l lhe C’tfy f (nil yesterday.
A general Increase
ultly thl*
R-bcrt HUall wet
Iwocd a was reported b f |
lb* •*!*» i building permit to tour down end throughout his dlstrh
rebuild a gatage at 710 Beet Fifth -lude* Orange. Brati
™ .
atraet at * coat of 110 and fllra. end Lsk* ceuuli** 'll
.
F<wVar-" Martha' Moffltt wa* Ironed a per. Hemlnok, Worker* from eat
wdSTvfc mlt to remodel the. boat porch
S W l U ' l . p i • building at D U Celery who hero pot yet be
Inge were advlrod bp
3C>* ■ I ' * ' " "
do so In t>eder t*
City IScwrBriefs
In Salea C o n t«t
Iha law. sin «ddltkn
To 1,286 Membership
Joseph B. Hiersy
83, Dies At Home
In Lake Monroe
Britain Makes Rid
For 20 U. S. Ships
J»«fph It ||i. is. h;i , (Uni ni ln<
fioint* io |,ak»* MinrtM* last ni^iil
ut Ifl-OO otbrik Mr. lllrm hn<l
NvihI in |j»ki Mi itriH* fin five
WASHINGTON Jan. 11 — <3’ > vnre, mul in Siiniitol** ('ounty for
— Tha J. H. Winchester C, m. * 1» years
nany. New York, acting for nine I Dorn June
m Ehrhur.il.
British emplra concerns, submit. I s C., Mr liter- had Iwrn u
ted to the Maritime Commlspinn | r®nufr hi this M-ilhin fur n nuniyrsterday a high bid of (I , f lit . . '«■* *>f >rai* nnlil his rt-tiiemenl
060 for Ut* purchase of 20 w .. uvanlly
alls from Uis government’s laid. I Survlmis nn ludr his h ii Ii,»
up flooL
J 'It** J II lllt-i-" of lake Monroe.
No Individual bidder offen d
''.‘ul »un» ‘ i<" ge Mlvrt of U l
buy mors than seven of the 2 1 ttonriH- William liters of Sanford
DIUi
Ilh rs . f Dell Glade. nod
vessels offered. Tho United Hlale,
Line*, cloroit rival to the Win. Harold Ifleis i f Sanford; thnchaster Company In the bidding, ' 1ltt“ *hle>*. Mis M, G. t Island of
and Mrs
Ml*
Allvo
offered (1.388,886 Tor five nf | IJ*akc
f * Momor »„d
All,.,
*>*hton and Mrs. Pearl
Pavld,
the ahlp*.
'mth of Henfinl. and right graml
hildrrn.
fervlee, _ w 111 he held at the
Erickson Funeral Home Wednes
day aftrmiion at *:00 o r lock.
»llh Ihe Hrv Henry ||. Martin
Chief o f Police Boy William, ” f the First Baptist Cliurrh of
said today that Bhoriff W. E l.ak* Monri e officiating, undated
Tarpley of Leesburg, Ga., had liy the Rev. W. I*. Brook,. ■•aster
sent him a telegram saying lie •f the Baptist t’hurrh In ftanfonl
would arrlv* today to return WII. lluriml will he in Evergreen t'i-me.
II* Storon*, negro, to GccrgUi lery, Banfurd.
to stand trial far the shooting
of another negro than to I P M
Gibraltar waa besieged by thr
6levsn* was b*ld her* for In. Hpsnlxh In the IHlh century for
vaatlgatlon In connection with a throa years and seven months
robbery..
without success
Georgia Sheriff
Geta Negro Here
Tourists Plan Series Of Social
EventB For Remainder Of Month
at*I Mr*. Lulu tianfurd, Mrs. C.
Hr—t o r i. M . U Andere,-Mrr-and
Mrs. tlarry Crorumann, Mrs. J.
ileerdon. Mrs K. E. Percy, Mr.
•ud Mr*. |„ M. Himes, Mrs. M.
K. Springer, J. Sindllnger, Mrs.
M. II. Cullitan and Mrs. B. J.
Grid*.
Also, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs.
T. I. Breagy, Mis* Edyth Cul.
barth, Mr*. J. S. Dlnkel. Mrs.
Ida. Ch* mher la In, Mr, and Mr*.
1, A , Matron, Mr. and Mrs. W.
a Morris, MW* Oliva DiakeL Mb*
In* H. Penwlck end Mbs Eleanor
Schedule of event* for this
meaUit
Jam IT 3100 P. M. Ladbs' Tea.
0:00 P. M. Men’s
fb p ..
r o « P. M. Card party.
J « . 00 tiOO P. M. Regular bus.
to*** meeting snd btngo party,
/ m i l 1-00 r. M. Forty at WeJm T * 4 I i OO P. M. Regubr card
Ja j T w 0:00 P. M. Regular bua.
/ jT T tT S o F
M. Covered dbk
.
Rome CluimB Britain
Si' iuIn Troops Froih'
Fnifland To Greece: 1
Destroyer Is Sunk
COIUPKTK IN SHOW
Nile Army Gels ^
Set For Attacjs
Contingent Prepaid
I'or Knockout Bk>wp
In Africa Campaign'
11* (•• burih I r m a
H,*'
Japan's
I'rrmlrr
Prlacs'
! umim.im Konoye today
I'ha-iied thr "hoaUllty of tS*".
sllilodr" of the United Btales
l " " r "I Japan in a apech to'
tn, oiImt. of I'arllawMnt and'
»"d financial Isadtri *-*
In lokio Komiya waa aiwtad
!!" "ai ins -Ihls hostility la
"nf Urn mi, rharactarlisd h t'
tnierira'a Mjpport of England
'■ml t hlna" and an itTOeatolr*
';:*' ,l11"**’f <*f * wsrMwId*'
dt-io-hancr threatened tn 'g *'
e row jn* prrsaurs on Judg*
1" the I oiled BI*less and I t r '
•-"I Jo Britain and Chino.
In I No* i*i ntf
tmoknl 1V»»ii*n t.
UPth un rural ilinm
New York. sSuiiot
Told* Heat, Talking Flashlight
Shown In ‘Preview Of Progress’
ll * I rink C'lwlr*,
‘ o « 11 (|i« •»i *| mim
Members Of Civic oil!I ' * *01ii .«*o.tut
iit,i,i*» *.f hkkiiiim'tl
v ill hr * nClubs Invited To U . I lu It Mikilli-i *n.lit ip .t oaf,
I ! H
Pilot Club Dinner ...
mo
ii m
• v -s fe . .t w m
gntitrfttinti- bn''' Ih ' u
1
tlw fulfil »l built ( n t nf U
|*lb t i In t ulgbl "♦ <
„ * I«m
Hi fb* |(mI« I Mi»* f ill " In " *
c l l l ' i 1(*1
nf
||k«
io t, ll
* « ill
I i I
h ip li t
mi
!n *
| ii, U
nf
i
t iv h
'
pi i i til* tl 11> Mis M 1'
H im
pit ni* mL I > Mlftt* Unlit M' tii'
141 I
nf
.liM -k to' MIVIH*'
Li prt t nlutkvi-B "l i ’ k n't*'*"
m il'll hi *’ 1 t, I ml*b i i 1 i >i" *
** hi lb I{« till lull*. (I I’ If* ini'
of the k'AHlllmiir Ml*
K V
!I ii |u.h M of (he .......... - ib
Mi
ft bn hrhu*tit« It
of tl
hunt i Wnfiii'ii •* ( Inb. 1(Inin
Htgpiii »*f lhe i Him in - 1 •
imi it lb-ill V WiM*
•i <!
I > | !i " A 111* I* u f
l In
M n ii- H t
A *ttM i.tri.-h Thi- i i■|*i* « iii.iiiu
fin* 1 i m null
'i ■ Hi i it
|c* la #{ \ i Mi " Hmil ■».*i*1
Mi*** kutli MeUiiiRi
I mm i
Ilf Hull Iill 11 filul I* 11K- I tit'll
g u v u i iiu t u f t h e P ll< t 1V | m h i i U " i t
will p i m l thu cbm i
nui l mi' Mie will 11* ntH-Mbi
l»y
\}i
M a ry
Wu
im
■f
i I ia I ih
g>iv*iii"i f**uii (Mliuiib >'l' *
ul*u i'ii HMliirtT nil * « Hinr r i. i
Mpan V\ Ilib* lllthM"l'Ui' i vi"# uln
■M-pi i tm y fruni Milt n "HI
pro* lit nimI ll t*s |» u * 'it* il in ifii
it lull
\ i**iling i'HoU fjuiii utli
Hill im Ititle: 20 f i • in
iliH’i* 11* m (iftlnfbvill* . f.
flii> luiia Ikfteh mul 1"
(Hub* fIi" mbUif
Coinmittees Naim'd
In l*nralynin Drive
en dill 1 " itli saving
l’lymopth
...... mi "i '.- ii greater dlaa*ttt,!*''
l.ii.i-itiii ,„•» iriiorted Ua_ cftRV
oi /e.,, (ion inhubllanl* wai 1*’%*
"ut i y iglil.*'
, 1 tw
ti » . i. rejnirtrd in Roma th*4
lit iti, 11, -in- ».Tiding strong trWp
run I tmncpls.Jrum. Xpriw ld lRtt»
t'.rii*.-, IIlid lhr nrwkpdpsr a
(; 11,rsinI. IF I twilit said tho 1^300*
Imi lliiiudi destroyer Galtsn* Wiia,
■‘op en rent I)'* sdnk in a Jan. 10
iiMui l.
v F .l
nf thn
British Antiy of
tho Nil**
Nllv;
,l to m sil Its strength
i the belrhiruvred Libyan
ik, ilU i plan*,
nhnort ready f
neaimt the It*-'
r*nr
I likdi Court Upholds
l PI7 KHpionagc Axrt
hiMi' i 1 Hiimbi'l uf * "Iiifiu 11" n
1!
<>, s*m la le* r o w . .
, ■S:‘ /l Urc
rnhlrr.t
to d a y
'" "
tn ore than lO.Qfifl.
liii'r'iiilinrv Iromlifl and nil ' *
•"li-. nf higi, exnloaivcs •
f i t t»"»»u h. large E nglish »hlD-1
''in; i ” «rf. lo n v ip - uncounted
U (| inw in the debrlB,
li A 1-’. Imnibera assault ‘
i (ii-i inaii U -boat base a t ’ 1
i n-ill a .iiI i lie U im kerque hf
mi il. V.iti.held French
i i' Join
Tuv spotter*
b e in g
n*iM i m f b u n
l ll* HI . * Ml
I
i "ml
" ■I
h im
Hi**
Her
a
lll'M 1111g
I m O 'i w i f •
muriiui^
l i u toldi n H 1
(mi|m i
»-gg
si I
'
’ imu'. Ill' plui i ll I In pn.
* I* i 11n* frv intr puii ufi l Im
ds11- 1 U b u l l III** f i*(* 11ala I It* *11
'I
Hi'111 llji I bl" |t» H* |111pf I
"H
'I
Itr til l i n t In • it b u r iu <1
I lk 'll ! l l Itill. I rt " M
U lu i* .i - h ilt W II (at f l u
i« * |tll!‘ IM a
M u i r iu n p " T i n " IiM b- I ig h i
" f l u f u i u u g l i t i* l i i f b t m i * 1 -
In.*11
f"..l bull fb*M/’ Ilia
» ►u 111
T ha *
r* ||t| iiu t C f
.lntli.lt
i'u lt t 'l
i' li ihi wi (hr -h*t*' InrM *•
i ” -----ftllUi'l Mill ((III! Hit -Uirill
More committer appointment..
t I ' l i i i i r l i «l, W h r r r
lilt m
u ii,
are l«-ing mad* us tire piogran
l t in * f i i i i t k l i i r i i i i i i v it b n
for the fight against mfsnlih
b ite
( in
M11 ♦* M- *• ♦ ' b i
paralysis gains form. T Itrnd
litiitail ait* I'eyr Ihru I
ford Byrd tahl yeuterdoj. in un
nounring th# names of the pel
sons] gift*, and patties ami s o
cial t-fenl*
committees.
Mr.
John l,. ( Is Howay has been tinttnd
aa city vlca^hatrihun oT llir rh
tire campaign.
•Mil* tin of thu HaUimiiluii t'luu
j- nuilfal
n ,*Jrc»Cii mid «u uifriug*
comm it U « ii Andrew rarraw'ft> lu,ui ut ilurn and play my pi*»i
a* chairman with Maxw/l) Stew- h K, , „u* .fleeted at the
art, ll. L. MaltbU, Fred Wilauu. m> • t mx; of the club Ian niglil,
Z«b Ratllffg John h ey, L C . i y l ,
Kluaimr Murriiuu *»f U.*.
Harper, Edwaril lllggins, llobe l it,. i , uiiou Uepurtinent si.id to.
Deane, and Cua Bthmali , f l ulu duy
Monroe ns hi* eo-warler*.
I I’luylng privileges for thr had.
Kdwaid Nelson b chairman ur nuiiton court were act at t.'uo
the psrtb* and special event* ami cluh incmberihlp due* at
committee with committeemen ol ( 2 00 to he paid in l<*u payment*,
Henry WJtta, Jy„ Charles Betts. one each six months The pay.
Frank Bauer,
Elroy
Delgado. inent for playing privilege* l» to
Harold PoWfTS, James Rowland, be paid by Feb. 1 to either Miss
hlchaid Deaf, Jo* O'Conner, C. Ih’rolhy Powell ar Miss Eleanor
K. Carter. Edward Klrchhoff and Morrison of tha B*cr*atlon Dc.
Ouv Wood, Jr.
partment. Club duaa nr* due at
The neroouai g lfU committee Ui* same data and should be paid
will make ealbltaUonx far par. to MU* Pc wall, M Ul Morrison
eonal gifts from certain large said. Membership card* will be
_____
in
firm* and Individuals
In tb*
the Is*ued on payment of the due*
Byrd, while tb* for playing privileges, ah* ndd» l events eom-jed.
i chart* of lha| Officer* who war* ra-alectod
Party to b* are Clyde
Perhar, nfSeldratl
Ion* for thU Richard Daax, vt* a irra id ant and
laton MU* Dorothy Powell, rocretory^ ...M tm w r t*
.* ,
_
>
OfiiccrN Rc-Elcctcd
By Badminton Club
1"
j H
T
W XStlINGTON. Jan
U. -*
i m *i
Ihe
Bupieme Vourt
\|,,udn> upheld the con*tituU0lt,1,1) I,f III.- .ueeplllg F.tplonSgtt
A. I nf I!*17 which make# It •*
.......I,Iain or Ironwalt ■OF
-mi......
respecting the noII,.,ml .hfi-M-e . . .
to to u*6d
t , Mu inliiiy
of tbv
Until
Sluts - Ml to the nilventage
filend or
,ns lur* ik'ii
I
'i '
Jtin1,||II i"*i||VH'tfiJ tn
cgi>7
j f, ............ vinlatiiig ll'* * c l " t o
i f.i'tH lu furnishing t" llueslaI >1,1 tut, lligenrc
report*
wbl*}t;
tint
deemed "limocuou*" C(n*
, ,,di! Hnt i'e statute wae ao
i in.nl 11int il inlxhl even pro*
.ill.,- ih, publication of c to p 'ftpmi
1>> newspaper* if a J*ry
|,,ld Hull sue I. Information Win
....... .
with
“ national
da*
Limitations In Aid
Bill Up To Congress
WASHINGTON, Jan. I t —(^ 1 ^
Ii i'U*U‘ntiut Ht^rrUiry
ta lly inday told reporter# 0M*th„ i|u-*tlon of whether thero,
-I,mild Ih, a Km* tlmltotlon on th*
, wei* c-nlcmplated
for
I •• blent In tfo ~ fina.Mnd .
, ild Britain pfobowy would
. ft up to Congress, saying •“ k
ihifik the Whit* Uousa will Jdat
t the Crngrass work it *«*.”
:
L uicl
Townsend Club Plftiift
Meeting, Box Suppt^
W. n. Dupree, president M +
Seminole County branch
Townsend Club, aapot»— * *■
n business meeting/ f *
a box supper, r
Couit House 1
7 dio o'clock.
; >•
Alt member*
the Townsend.
to attend, U t.
LOCAL
�;-v£" aCaSthitWvo”/
h*tr*
Those who aaw the .Gene**! Motors "Preview* of Ft*gress" show at the High School auditorium,, loot night
were impressed with the vast field,of enterprise .still gw»(V
ing development Scientific discoveries ^bavtealreOdJ! been
made which some day will* farm ,the,.basis,for countless
new industries, millions of jobs and a standard of living AN
jlo far
of Tuoat of us.
us;
our peepin'
tsr beyond the present-dreams ofmoat
has lieen the custom.in, recent, years to aay that our
unemployment-problem was due to the machine age,- that
because of new inventions nnd ,scientific discoveries manwere being thrown put of Jobs and that. .tbslr. work no.WibeIng done by mask!net would always ba,done,by.machines
and that hence the unemployed, would^always be with uaThey refused to recognize that thfcre had'been periods of
unemployment before nnd that those periods had passed.
The classic example wan given of tho.ditcb'difging «|«r
chine. There, was an instrument which everyonp could see
' Ju. kfa-
—IJ 9m •.ifllH
aHMabw
IVM
WAt
• M M M H n JtoMISifc
<• I* n
ml ailitwlH
LB VER£££t)R TODAY
m We b s •SHOULD
CLAIM
HR ’ RICH o INHERITANCE,
ms not W c fIL t|hi) righteous
ehmere to fcpcntnncc.— Luke
Ctuwgaan ixo
(Prom The
Review of
Literature)'
flew, many year* to Bethlcbsm T
N w .a ..hondnfaeeorA. .
Can rI get thcro by csndlo light T
H r t'tb h
r'
■
.**1
,.j-
Tha friendly, Jtojy’i csmii* light
Is b*U.firs,n*r;UT death,
of radios when they were children',, ESpctatar atovoa, fris^
dalres, telephones, vacuum cfOtnew, etpetrtc waihlngjinfa
chines, typewriters, and so on tUIrklngdotn (Coups, are. all
products of thp, machine ago, furainbingj.Joy. and comfntt
lo millions of ppople, and Jnbs to. millions offotbpr*.
And we have. Just begun to discover tbo*secrete of the.
scientific world.. The General Motors show..laid, night gpvs
us only on inkling of tho marvelous inventions and dincovcries of the future. Television of, cour*o.,WUl become
.ommonplnce just as tha radio M today. Efoctriq llgjifs,
without the troublosonm and expensive, wiring, of, course.
Ttrea keener hunter* flit—
Hstna s l' and Hornier
■;fleami,
seek
their pwkvts. Men will fly to work Jn the morning ouit
homo at night in plane* which carry them hundreds of
miles in less time than their autos get them to work now,
and which they, will park in thein gargges. Housewives will
cook their Christman dinners by. pcpsSlng,.bu
............... W, a* slme
ply ns they make Ihfllr morplng toast today,
And all thsao new i»venUona.w|ll creet* new wants In
tho people until those wants become necessities and the
necessities spell new jobs for millions.
W ill Mtsscrschmlti. •
RorUt
Distinctive
Floral Designs
U N TY
Teiepheen
Us bo merry T
In joy wsi
of tbs High Command,
F O M ify the *slums,
dldn'tvbrlng peace, not oVon for a llt|lo while, Wo didn't
havo to wait for the Invasion of-Poland to gee another war
break out.
. In tho period between World.War I nnd Wprkl War I|
there has been cantimioiis warfare somewhere la the world,
which tho St, Petersburg Indfpendent lists us follows:
1) After the former, tho l*6les and Ukranlaoa fought
for control of eastern Qallqlo. Poland won.
2 ) In 11)10 the Alika and White Russians lavgdad
Russia. They, finally withdrew,
0 ) In 1010-21 the Irish were lu revolt against Britain's
"Illnckfl and Tana.’’ The treaty of peace, which. fpltowad
created the Irish Free Htafe, now Eirp.
4) In 1010-22 Spain fought against tho Riffs In Mor
occo, with heavy losses on both sides.
5) In 1010-23 Ibsn Ba' ucI carried out his conqurek
In Arabia.
6) In I 02f) Russia] attacked Polgnd, but wag. thrpWR
llftC^ f
«* tM ,ot Warsaw. Tha soma FMft Turkey att
tucked tho Armenian re|AiVlk, capturing' Kara and A|sfa
undropot. and securing, direct* rcccss tq Russia.
7). r,J 15??'20 tho,le WM
HeWIbe- wnong. riul
generalfl in ChlnA.
4
.
200 S teers To.
Be. Entered, Ip
Annual, Conference
Of Scout Council’
Scheduled Jan, 20.
. JArRSONVILNl
(Tenth President. 1I4I‘4S)
»y Ceatrsl Frias.
VICE PRJCHDKNT8 more
than once bare had 44 take the
prealdent’a seat - amid nstlenaj
tsavnUat, amt tboir inauguiv
ration has been
,
q u i i t and
Nkftt «*»£
.row. lacking.
Jen.
‘laird day comes.
■
OGDEN
NABII
hiJilonkry Island
W i'fn nrwtpapcr*
itare* *
n*.writer wants
up n Committee
BhJ by Aiding
•*y t'M W flu rerdn* 1*
*«»U »f r > al judging frem
bar o T M a a reported, the
fits
a^ 1
a arf*TTk«*
the Ilrphih,
there "taap. late with too
■ T y l e r , who
■sJA’i'.SS!
'
•V^^^^^Mdrea at homo
fa 1w iltUm ih irf tohtn noltllci*
thsi of Harrison's sudden dMtb
seat him speeding an hastily
bosrowed money la Washington,
•teg
r a h r taste demands
i m wife to Tree*
at f Unferd Free.
Nelson, Edward J, Jr. Rperisl
Master to name Owner** Loan
Corp,
HeMerited t, A. L tl *1, etc., to
Bemlnalg .Ceonty.
A u l r t a n l . Of Mart«a«e
McNeughton, Jsha lj Gro. W.
THE BEIT IN
LIQUORS
SCOTCHES
WINES
■ > s u r e TO VISIT
BuniU'
H*Jtimer* Home* Carp, la Arun
del Debenture Corp-
a
ha foeil from calfhood' without ' U r 8. OJetnaa A wife
pndorgaing any " s t a r v a t i o n "
period on crass.
, I*rcs^n< prospects include cattle
trim GadeiW, Alachua, Columbia,
Madison, Leon, Ham Ilion, UnkA,
Ruwannr*. Ilclmcs, Duval apd
TW O
pcsillily Msi Ion Mid Levy emeu
K i, Fhealy rcp-rUH s fu r .ffiUj
Ung cattleman throughout, the
arcs. Effort* sr* being mads ta
have the north Florida ehpsd*
mant elation st Quiaey exWWI
a lot of steers now on f«o«L
. A now cup. ufferwl by, the
feXTMA LARGE
Florida Veterinary Medical are*:
r ETBIN SCHLITZ
(lotion, wiU go ta tha boot 4.H
Draft Beer I0c
agents, banks, pare.
offer of a cu
t _p.«
B> In 1P21-22 tha arecks Inyadod' AsU Mh\0r, burnad
L, Allan. Tha
lie Duval and
*a, tha former
I a id ’ tha lat*
8 mym». but were eyantuglly defeated
Tprkg. .
0); In IDES tha Druae rebellion In Syria agitlnst the
French Administration vraa unautxessfnl. •The sam«. year
tho long Chare war between Paregpiyr and! Bollyla got
uuufrwAjr*
*
10M O 02WB there waa,mow civil war in;Chln»l l) At that time thg Chaco wot waa underway. It
lasted through I 880.
>
c l * } J n 1®3l*aa JAPAn. invaded Manchuria, wrapted. It
(rom chitifti
13) In 1033* there’ was. fiirjous. fighting Ip ShanghfU
botwaan Japanese and Chlnega.
,%, r
C
. t t e 'l.'r t.'
Marketing Bureau, Is |
rkoinmau of. Urn commit
ar!Bsu.ifwhu}f
ea etatap*.
jM&Sreaate
Gregor of DaLond. It waa
neuncad. thb wnck by f
Treadwey, state cbjHna* *.
McGrator will nlaa Adai
first Heena '^ g r t y «4 fin
Itauaa on Jan. 4 re tie*
t h » of Mrs. ReoasretL
oi*w retidee.
t ha la batng InB M o f the Polat-
1 Wg
pterins, Ipyadt j
E
Manchukua.
!& ’tts, wide*! to Jler-
Jkudnejr, Alfr *d Qumejr a wife
to E U m iU I f , Mary E., and
It —
(fipecial)—Around 800 steer* now
on feed, 37 of them being fed opt
|>y 4-11 elub member*, will tie
entered In the seventh annual
Florida Fat fitoefc Show and *»l*
In Jackaonvllls Feb. U and M, It
was reported recently by W. J.
Sheely, animat hiiarandman with
tha State eitrlcultu’al extension
Service, who >1* serving as ehalr.
man o f the stock development
committee ftr'th e show.
II* declared unroecrYvrfly that
this group ’ will tie the beat
fletSdnid auttW ‘ Mas-sohL.in jgjaa
'
^
Real fatal it CeaveyancM
A wife to Mrs.
Hte.-'mntewS lhartr havlag. bass,
f»: WSI a « renter tlolgoths.
n u t.
.. W..m; St
Who Said RfiRPe?
Whoever It was said thore nqycr, haa beqp a. good way
or. u bod pence should havo added that there.never has.
Member T. D. 8 .
on Brown's Grill
ut'Fwwn A«
W EEKS
O H I|Y
�w* I
m
D. A. R. Lays Plans
For Founders
Day»
_____
odial
And Personal Activities
LILLIAN ADAMS, Sodnly Editor
—
TUESDAY
— Fidalli Clmta meeting ha* teen
% *tp ooed until Jan: XI.
Anutas Ctaaa o f the Baptljt
Ul hold Ita regular bull,
aoelal meeting at 1:30
g i the •church annex with
M. N. Cleveland, Mr*. V. G.
’, .Mrs, F. L. Dampler and
.
A . J. Poterbon
aa hostesses.
orn*n'»""c
"r c t l ' o
’ Bnaineae W
Woman'*
Circle
olf
tW Presbyterian Church,
Ulaa
‘
Hgry Earle, chairman, Wul m n i
with Mrs. W. M. McKI nnon, 001
Jiagnolla Avenue, at 8:00 P. M.
m }
WEDNESDAY
Covered diah aupp«r and an.
nual meeting of the Congrcg*.
tionil Church will be held nt
#S38 P. M. at the Pariah House
A t which time new officer* will
bb elected. >
THURSDAY
• Townsend Club will hold n l»x
■upper In lha-Court House at 1:.10
P. It. All men.ben and friend*
% irh urged to attend.
} Bethmole Chapter Two, Order
r< the Essiern Star, will meet
mtT:B0 P. M. In the Masonic Hall
fb^ the regular meet lug. ‘‘Obligaties'N igh t" will be observed. All
..visiting member* are cordially in.
Netted■to meet with the local
member*.
'
FRID AY
Girl Scout* will meet at .1:15
f . H. at th* Little House!
SubacHptlon bridge
will
lie
Am on*tend at 2:30 o'clock by the
Social Department of the Wo.
man1! Club In tin- club h:u*e Oil
m b Avenue. Reservations must
he made by ThOriiday afternoon
hr tat'hhenlRg Mr*. XV. It. .'•hip
py- o r Mr*. Banferd F, Doudney.
EV* ryone Is Invited to attend.
•ET'
I:
V ;> HAPPY
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Kial Calendar
niRTIIDAY
. J.,
Forreat Galrliel
, V l ; ,-b,
“Z T ------------------------ip W ARRIVALS ‘
.
Nancy Rossetter Is
Honored A t Stetson
.
.
Personals
i
b Mlaa Nancy Rossetter, junior
ro-ed at Stetaon University in
Friend* or Mr*. Roy William*
DeLand, baa been extended an will regret to learn that she Is
Invitation to join the Stetson In. III at her home in Mayfair.
tematlonal Relation* Club. Thl*
Victor Yrong of this city wa*
group i* one of the most active
organisations on the campus, as among those attending the air
a unit “of" nationwide T u m n tj” ' ”
Miami Sunday.
rT,rt •bsdy,. and membeishlp' l» '
Mrs. Tudle V. Prude of Housconsidered a distinct honor.
,1: 0 , Tex., is visiting her niece,
Mis'* Rossetter, dsuahtrr of; Mr*. J. T. Itrsdy, on Palmetto
Mr. And Mrs. A. K. Rossetter of; A ven u e
this city. Is one nl III students
--------to be liono esl by the nrganlta- 1
Margaret Ltcke returned
____________________ yesterday from Apopka where
she ha*
Orange City Club
lh„
Invites Students Mr*,
been
visiting
her
bro.
,u«er_ln_law. Mr .nd
d. c.
Griffin
Friends of Mia* ConsUnce Melsch
The Woman's Club of Orange
City lias invited the following will regret to learn that the i*
students o f Mrs. Itulh Gordon 111 at the h stne of her parent*,
Wright'* dancing classes to ap Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melach, on
pear on a program tomorrow nl Wrsl First Street wilh measels.
8:00 P. M,: Susan Wilson, Libby
l.ou Alien, Joy Aon Dellnlph,
Mr. and Mr*. 1-eon II. Atkin,
Jimmie Hweeney,
of
Drl-nd.
Kllirbcth. Ann l / « r mid C vo- son of Sod us, N. Y „ were the
lyn Noble, of Orange City, nnd weekend visitors of Air. and Mr*.
Mary Ann Pnliuer. Hetty lli-ne Rr dney Ashdown. Mi. and Mrs.
Ball and P etty Howard, of Lake Atkinson were enroulr to Home
Mary.
stead for the winter.
AUo. from Sanford. Betty Ann
Stiles,
Monroe
I'earre,
Betty
Billy Herndon, H.O.T.C. student,
lliyan, Joan
Wilkins,
Dolores returned to Fork Union Military
English,' William Poplin, Barbara Academy at Fork Union,
Va.,
Amt Pearce,
Gordon
Wright, Saturday after spending the holi
Harriet Brown, Beverly Hogeis, days with his |tarents, Mr. and
Charles Poplin, Neil I'owtli, Eve Mr*. O, P. Herndon.
lyn Stile*, Helen Young, Chris
Corporal Raymond W. 1,ocke,
tine Stoudenmlre, Polly Miller,
Ma y Elisabeth
Daniel,
Mary son of Mr*. Margaret Locke of
Grace Dure’, Ruth Jean Wright thl* city, has been transferred
nnd Juanita Brown
Ifrrm Paris Island, South Caro■
lllna, where he was training re-
Bridffe Instructor
<rrul1’’ 10 nrrt
t■
orc* ln
Guantanamo
Hay,N
( ’ ub*. K
Will Attend Party Mis* lairill* Boll of this city
lha
Mm, Charles Gcis.ler of Orlan- i " « * “ nlr'n‘f . ,ho*r,
nr
do, WtlLknown radio instructor formwl opening of the Hotel Dron bridge, will be present at n m:ml on hnlimiay evening at Or.
suhserlntlon bridge party, spon. mnixi Beach. Miss Bolt has been
s’ led by the F vlal Ilepactm*nt . connrriisi wilh Ihe Riviera Hotel
several monlh*.
<f Die Woman’a rtub, on Friday /<rr the p*’ l _______
ufl erne on at 2:30
n'rloek
a ll
t
,
th* club house on Oak Avenue. |V O C a t iO I lQ l ( l U l O f t n C e
Anyone wishing t< attend the
prrtv whieh Is open to the public
shruld make rrservalion by tele
phoning Mr*. W. II Shlppy or
Gainraville, Jan. 14— (Special)
Ira. Hanford F. Unudney not —To aid Florida publle school*
later than Thursday aftem ion m tended their procram* of voca
Reservation* inav te made singly tional guidance, vital a* a factor
In preparing youth for Ita part
or by table*,
I fTUfi man tin in which Mr*. (n th* national dafena* proparar»Gslry* VIII 'Instnlrt the guests j tloiu and for the future bn*ln*a*
wilt bo announced later.
welfare of Die State, th* Unlver.
-11v of Florida'i F. K. Yonge La
tmratory School Saturday will
provide an entire day** program
on the subject for tbe benefit of
tear her* and *chool official*.
Recent aurreya by th* labora
Mrs. Martlg J . Braai was elec,
trd as rhalrmin and Mrs. H XV tory school'* Bureau of Educa
Dr. —
A. -R. Mrad,
show
Rucker as vice-chairman of the tion
---- of
- .........
T
Ontrol rirrle of the Ganlrn C'lub llonal Rrseaich, under the dlrecFrhlay at a meeting at the hnmr.thal with the rxciepUon of piu
nf Mrs. S. O. ^hlnholser with Mrs. nils of a large city high s c h o o ls
F. E. Iloli, retiring rhaiiman.l and of scattered counties, four
presiding over the meting. Mro. lout of five student* receiving no
d. 11. Ratliff was rhoaen to serve guldsnce.
a* secretary-treasurer for Die* The all-day event will Include
circle fob tbe year.
|demonstrations of
group
guiA bird h (iw building contest to ' dance projects, exhibition of mahe M d on Feb. 1 was announced > tetiala, and an explanation of
at Ihe Hireling and delegates t o . setting up a program, aaslgning
Ihe Garden Hub convent bn elec- I personnel to direct It, aecurtng
trd. Mrs. JL, M, Tapworth and malerialt, and carrying out gul.
Mra. Hram acre chosen l j serve1 dance work,
a* delegates with Mr*. Annie r
Meriwether
at theft* allrritatea.
' * Tbie mealing adjourned to thn.
Ninth Street Bark where . tree,
planting ceremony wa* held in
Jan. 14- (S p c .
memory of Mix. 8. O. Ch*.-, * <i*lGAINESVILLE,
l —Completion of a r e a ngam nits
frrnier rtrcl* member.
for the fleet Internship In public
Present were: Mr*. Ii. \V
Rucker, Mr*. Jodar Cameron, Mr* servick for graduatea of th# rurlicubim of public administration
R. XV. Turner, Mr*. Constantine
pe
XVolski.
Mr*.
Alexander of the Uniranlty o f Florida's
Vaugban, Mra, A, K. Rossetter, College of Buainess AdminlitraMr*. F, E. Boli, Hr*. Crorge Mc linn waa announced today by
Call. Mra. A. J. Peterson. Mr*. II Dean Walter J. Motherly.
The internship, to cover a s-ear's
C. Moore. Mrs. 11. M. P*pw:rth,
Mn. 0. E. Rollins, Mra. Lea It period In lha office of Duval
Leeher, Mra. R. O. 8hinholser. r.vunty Assessor A. II. Ft. John,
Sr, Mra. Z. B. Ratliff, Mlu Irene will be open t> students In nublic
administration reeidhtg ln Duval
Hinton and Mra. Annie
wether,___________________________ county. The curriculum was eatahll.brd two yaara ago, but effort
toward securing atwb position*
was reaervad until Use numter
of graduates warranted, and this
year* graduate! a n Ihe flret
group to have the benefit of tbe
full two y**Ca work.
Will Be DiHcuBged
a
Garden Club Circle
Elects Nexv Officers
T
Double BUI;
IA IN D AY!
iritas” ’ 11 c M"<>' University Men To
Start Internship
W E D ..-T H V R S .
" i**t»r»**narwi
Red Cross To Aid
Prisoners Of War
,
n in m
graaf
’
-
IIIT
Rogers To Speak At
F. S . C W . Graduation
Bailie
H a r r is o n
Chapter,
Daughters of the American Rev.
olutlon, met Fiiday at the home
of the regent, Mr*. II. J. Leh
man, for the monthly meeting
wilh Mr*. B. D. Caxwell, Mr*. W.
C. 1II1I and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins,
aealsling hostesses. Red, white,
and blue flower* in a white bowl
held the American flag to which
allegiance is ntedred nl
each
meeting of the chapter
Du' ing 'be business session
plans wrre made for Founder*
Day on Feb. H at which time th*
old Sneer Grove will be appro
priately marked. Delegates were
elected to the slate conference
which convenes March W
in
Daytonn Besch.
A ancial hour was rnjoyrd dur
ing which Rev.
M. J.
Brum
spoke on Americanism and what
It means to live In a democracy.
Too was served from a lace
coveted table centered with an
arrangement of rod roses. Cakes
and sandwiches were srt-ved by
the hostesses with Ihr ton.
Present were: Mi*. W, B. Bal
lard, Mr*. C. It. Dawson, Mr*.!
L. P. Hagan, Mi*» Irene Hinton,'
Maxwell Stewart, Mrs
W.
M A ild
C o ld
H e a t
Thigpen, Mrs. W. II Tunnlellffe, l _
Mr*. Harry Tooke. Mis. II. J'] f t O t l l l l r P f l
III S n O W
Lehman and Mr., la-la llowcl|| 1 U U U l C U
111
and Mrs. W S Bruniley, ten
II
r*tant
I mi f
gueats.
i i'»ol od ;it direettv
Officers Are Installed! 1 "• 1 I*** .|ios«ih)e
..........
At Rebckah loodarcl"; ln*M
.......
. .placed
.......
tmlli,
day
i nl)
ri*n»
The American Red Cross ha*
Wa s h in g t o n ,
j»n
u .-ecelved assurance fr-m the Itri( A P i —One of the harvest lump
Jah authorities that navicerts
trait'fer. of American properly
rill be issued for the shipment in
(Cmtlaifird F f*ii N f f n««>
in history wa. indicated Mon.
sulk of standanl food soil clotti
'
ng parcel* to the International lian* in K m i Africa
iluy in an
unmnincement
by
Britain-*
expanding
«lay-anriled Cross Committee in Geneva
T'cn-urj
Secretary Morgrnihau
or distribution nmonc » s r pri- night air offensive |mt nijrht w n * I
rollers cf H'ltDii imd Allied rm- j saiil to have dratt «ma^htnff hlow< | Out American ln\eNtment trust*
were negoi ml mg for the p u fd ii M
.lonalllles, Mr* J G, Sharon. Jr.,
to vital Axi* tar^rtu in Italy.
■hsirnian of tbr Semim'le County
i*f the I'mltst Kingdom s direct
G
f
i
r
n
n
y
,
Tlelriiim
anil
Frmncr,
ted Cross Chapter, nunoimcrd
investment!* in the United Staten.
oday upvn receipt of a letter while low.flying llrih-h fiirhtrrN
A few minutes before making
’rrm National lied l'ro«, IL-nd- mach Ini*.Kimnnt
Crrman *'Inva the d tsc In* tiro nt u proms eonluaiter* in Washington. I* C, sion" trkwps vntrrnrhri^ aloiiK the foironee, “the ’•ocrotury said Sir
■iplalning the smiling of pad. channel
Kmlonck
I'hillijis, undemeerf.
■ge* Is s i r prisoner *
The spretrr nf » licrmnn in. I tnry of ih>< Hrituh tieasury ‘"In
"This is In fmvnrilfiti *i* xxitH I Hr vasion attempt, seareely noticed form*'.! me they (the British (fOV'Oirmitler'" rr
n«i*l*r since the C'hnMmam he«»e. -prang f •‘rr»«rht i on ri-ndy
n ady to do buslhr Treaty
f (Irrnvn in m" t i ' alive ngain when jm*. p|e read such I
” The proceeds, the secre
m Intrrmrdinry in |irnxi*liML’ for headlines as 1|,.| .p|f,-he.l nrr<«* tary
suitt, uill lie used to pay
*ar
hr wrlfnrr » f \xm |»n- mi . the Kveninc Newwai
purifn-tes twfore tfie
|
hr Irlte*- Matotl,
"Royal Air l ‘or»e fighters mn Ir-ir-e.lending plan lakes effect.
‘"Under. Ihi^ pi ^iam pm knge« 'chine.min Cerman in\a<ion li.»mi* i - IZ I— __________________"■
till *te dislrdaited among ne»m*ly in day attack.”
trlmonerm of British and Kltusl
More ecn*ervat ivi* \ir ^tinis.
tatimuititles, A n i tiim pn»nor- try arcounts
i*1 ltriti-h fighn*i I
N O T IC K !
ion of each shipment will ho held planes hod swept low over the
»n hand at Umova f n delixoi v French coast ah np ihe narrow. !
I Ilf
It II MI n f N N
ii lull i if ii>il hy est neck of the I hannel anil i
o iiHoAnata i*»
nice I ing and t-lef•anlw and ad ilrr'-t Lx
Vmt’i
slrafej Herman tm* n* in trencheloncvra. Till* fxlnn xv ill muk,
it alonK the hearhes
linn o f n fflrc rs o f
vorrIIi Ia ftxr imHK itlu»l'
In
tin* l.ilrrolu r»- and
The Ministry
also
n-poito l J
D u n try lo havi» **i firulnnl p
British homhlng aiimk within the »
Music l l c p n r I ■
i.(f'pit
i i cmi t ini 1hi
past 21 hours on d facilities at 1
men Is o f lh * \Yn.
filter* In \ihnin ili <’> nri* n
Porto Mur pern wem Venice, Ita.
IRttNl w lt llfXlH I 111' tl.I'layw mix.
mnn'.x Cluli
him
ljr, and Itcgensherg, Uerniatty, n^ 1
n pu tral
hi| ►mnri
well An raids on *uhmnrino ha si"*,
h fi- n
pi in I (billed
'‘Parcels mui h\
i.ii\ uluril alriliomrs, shipping
nnd hiImi
until January iHilli
hrough fog iiIji |>o-*t;i i ini uric I tarpets from the No rw eg Ian coast f
on nrrounl o f ( litire reinoveil f*•■ m i i -hip
tr the Bay of Iti cat
Bermuda nnd mn>i nv it
(In.
111 the account of the w t.f**
oTlce at J.i-h'n,
t.f iviml) •prrnd nffen*in* the Itiiitsh peo
lelwy delivery In mMiimn. titffi- ple saw tw > potent mlitie" ; |I ) I
ultlea for the | »r in r r<
that the It \ l uts -trivifig i
ur as a re-ul. .f m. n-bnu ...... , m« , h
f,„
,m a.„,n „ l .
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rinting n rien spaper faerh
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from
a
i roon* i'TOTH :*11 1rml nr Ini n-r
John
LnHhi of iln-'i fint ill1)* 1 lilt. In drilling nnd niniu uwring
He -li'-ueU u am ple of I
'
Bhuioin,
Chapin in,
b \r*.
M aoj'
* VHf-Tiil. d, live fmccilch I * ill the fidjpitx ing
Mycn. uccrrlary; Mr*. Ivan Hu- 1,1
nrxnpnpn "hlch
inHwcctcnrd rui.f.
L. 44. luiMl
bow, treasurer; M'S. Mary Bollylj'," . "ddl.hed" lit the SI. I.-uls ‘ H*CUIt *, -llldlti*
Ifl.d I... f.
\. Brown I k N ow (iritl
,
Ill I
Conch At Ohio State j
dr
Howard, supporter* to the Vico,1
'• *s t»**‘"
ncx cr he cut
*
u •
1
•
i
Grand; Mr*. Minnie K w n . ward< '• '» • J
nf c o d e rub
i-iH .i’ M itrs.
•l , , n
11
!
*
rn; Mra. Klmrr I ’oidcll* conduc he. Mr llorminp *««riln| that ,
( a I* I I'a.d I
Hrinvn AJ.yenr-J
I
ll
Anyone nttin » d m
tor; Mra. Ira Southward, Inildo «l 1 now ponihlr to make nulo
,.|.| Me •lion IHuo. High Sib.M'l
nmtrnnU tl
nl* iram is h L >1 in 1<11111111110 itr fiH.ltiaii co sell
guardian; Mra. Byron Squirt*, nnd.ii.* lir*'^ fr.'iii
..
wa.
uppoinli'd
* it h (hr
I t id • hiipti 1 .if 1In
football
roarh
aI
Ohio
" ,l' r
" r AmprU'an B> I < n>
outside guardian; mil Mrs. D .'r"': 1
In
n
iwid 11Me nf the tirra on the atatfc.
C. Howard, musician
S la in Ib o v r rs ity todnv * i * - nli i rlnmgh it xth* mn.te from phoninc boo
At the conclusion of the in
] nil reported to to* I f.r.OU a yi rr
d, mi and water, it Tvarmblfd
I Socceedlng
Franci*
Schmidt.
stallation.
Noble
Grand Mrs. an •itlinnry ruhhrr tire.
; whosr 1910 It am hod il» mo«l
Car! Chorpenlng ptrscnGd I'a.M
„J..V1.|0B , t„nl wa. per.
Kay; Notdr Grand, Mrs
Choipcning: Vice Grand,
Rodney A ■Mown;
Mr*.
s*fi*war s a - “aKrtT i ^ ' 2?
Grand Mrs^ Glenn
McKajJ with .. ............ . .....
the l>a.l Gmnd s jewel and was , J n ............
„ r s~»... .
....................
Matear."
r, llr ,,
IncrcaseH Studied
By Budget
(iroup
_______
ti Ti A ” ■f i l i a l pR!xla»»'**'l Ihn'
itnriog I be fiv-.vesr period. -e>
e is l o o t'“ nf tbe I how ivl- e tied1
i»
na*t gra nil patrlach of the Odd
Kelosrs I^-Ire In Bridgeton- Mr ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mat tin wow mar j
rled In 1(97 In Usbon FalU U. ,
Funeral service* will b* heUI ;
Wrdnriuliv gflenvooB
at
2
j
o'clock at the Ktrat »*eOvidl-» •
Ourrh, wilh lha R*v. W. P
Buht man offtclaUng, naaUtad b? i
Dr. E. D. BrownUe. The body
will be taken to Braintree, Mas*
tomorrow afternoon.
I
Pallbroreis
aret active. An
drew Carr*way. T, W. Jonea, XV
A . Loftier.
Y. T. Mvriirrther
U L Fraxier, and Kbhy F l‘ » '
Innonry, T. W, Lawton, Fred
Wilson, Jahn Gov*. W. M. Me
Unntn, E. V. Lono, C. J. Bomph.
w : r . UUI, Dr. A.
Knox.
D p. K. R. Boil. Ralph R. ChapA. Derby, Tha Erkkaon
*00 V
w.
I, Homo la directing nr.
I NOB, Jan. 1 4 Calm, president
W ABILU^GTO N J a n !* L ^ P V ttuta and bead
md Watt Indio* •maog till* IntNdnoad Monday
y. arrived Batu
__________
ma t m by Repreaontnttv# PetorYtrk to apend a am o f Florida: Athoririm g com.
th* aponge in- ahmetioo o f aanrirn hcopltal ha
^
V *1
* **A ; v'skt Si
m s?
!
, ,
Cu
11
IP JI xxith cx in xv pi’ 111itfir lit
u.txi |ii u** bring out th»*
nciim.it I"•"miix txi voi)i hail
SPECIAL!
* 4J
3 - QUARTER
MACHINELESS
OIL W AVES
$5.50
v'"'
I ihrt i* jeni
PA HOK KF.
J.»!i , II I l Si»i’Hal 1 A fmtk f t n-i-r«■ jikI oiiUIi *'! ] liH'I'll"
]i
iii ;iarr ^ itf I he U laih '* j
liltDFBS SKI If K< HBH
ve|fetfihle nit's Mnmluy hut up I M W
YORK. Jan ti
V
parent ty dul nolhitijr wnrxr I him Hull r rccclvinl |<\ Iirnc'.d M •
(ti i it nrii i hr irruxxili «>^ Hu i. i. <
in |{»|0 InI.i lc*I >m l I' hi
; plant*
iMMi, Ihii'.M fur mix v«*4ii hi Hn
1 hrtiui'M Imiritl 11iul r
plmif’* , . tnpiinx - | |*ii rv ami m ^1 p»
Cixaletl xxith irr, a *Hunt ion pr» . , . • »ii i t i i 'M 'i i m i i %!(H' , Inu ll
( vHilini* ,*k I.ir north u* Purl
i liiirtr*- L Wtl *>ii ni» •
j vara, hut a thick f*»i», vxhit It con ,.i |*i
•I*nl hum iitici'd Mtifiiinx
.
„„.u.|nv.
.
V
i
l|ll|*
I'lpliptlctll I mi *■14>« II.d
,
|()> ................ (>1'(|
.'■|,ti«|- T.t( pMif'ri IXIit.Mil It .1 1••
xverr nipped
ton
,*M 11 S'.V.n.OHH.lWH)
7K Dies After
Short IllnesBi
4GK INDl'BTKT
In
I Mtik jm 1 tier, h*’ Inippier
lo OHto under n
‘
•a'r**
I,milled liacsnse what slarted out
TALLAHASSEE, Jan It ,V a» mlraeie. have ended . . rom.
—RrHjuriU for Incrcaw p in ihe no mminlarr An « i n » p
propriationa for Btate
depa-t brush
nl
, j’
menl. and Institution, were pul <er, which w new obtainable in ,
under scrutiny Mrnday by G»< -" " y J 'T t , / * 'w i l l !-• presented
errnr Holland and the ratnm t
»’
islon ns the stale luidgrt • - • again tonight » ' «:0 n
the Seminole lligb Hetronl niidi
mlaaion.
tnrium.
Generally, deportments and i
___________
•titutiona asked for Inerean-. «-l
«
,#
•tout five percent, must ol tin ••• | a n
I)
[V lflr u n .
explaining they had increased eu
nllments or Increased inmatr p pulatlon. Others said that lb. v
had delayed improvements aid
replacements of property and
equipment during the current <e>>
year fiscal period, and that ev
rrom
° “ r,'
pendlturM would t«e never saty it Dmtrssiissst
K n lslu TempUr In Kov
the approaching two years. Tin ach. t’-onn., 'iw Morocco Tcrtv
Budget Oommlaaion look no final pi* Shrtn* of Jacksonville, am'
action. It will prepare a report Seminole Chaple- 2 of the Or.
to th* 1941 Legislature.
itfF'or Kasurn Stwi Tto wax #
abb*
\
-.
Freak (iludes Freeze
SIowh Plant (Jrowth !1j d
i.B-i-mrotiH1
s *
11
Brnwli
Uc
in turn presented
the
Noble
lvn.
Grand'* pin.
-ehn' I -n J1 11-Is1. :i* I inj- t.llcl Ol
The
newly
installed
Noble ((w ...............
,
Mi
Grand announced that tin- «Phnkered with the
polnlmrnl of standing and elienal
„ ............ . t|„rP
rommltleea would tie made at tin
..... ,,n 'lie s-re.
next regular meeting nt whub
M is s Itidtr sud Mr
Uornunr
lime she woubl also give b.-r p>VF „ ,|,.,„„„.i. nl „.n
h-v |tn
program for the year
.|o-.ni
the futi...- would a-1
A social hour wa*
enjoyi-.l
|,.
,.stlen<a, , sci
during which
refn-shment.
et ,v|,(,,,,» | , . . . , i , . i.rdsidr D r
cookies and coffee weie served
.............
, n tr |evi.i»e
to the lodge and Installing .tall n„ f t i w M .I. ...a *• if
........"
fi#— ....... .
of Orlando which included Mi -A Mi
Itt'il ■ 'In- ....................
"»'ntir|it‘‘
**
Honor, Mr*. Treasure I'irrson .tiei- ■ xi>r t'»nwiic Sh^ di«l Th*
Mr*. Beattie*
Morrison.
Mi- drri.n 1 m i In . r •ix f h** *cr»**,f
Ruth Westgate, Mrs Ids M An- (it r**'f*|i||fli 11' • •X'lhl'Ml
•*1feesr •* •
♦».«*•
hml.
Mm
tin. Mr*. Florence Ih-eston, Me
Dorothy Elliott, Mrs. Mae ll-nwi B rill,” ■■|hir*»n” II rmnn fr
'
Mrs. Hlella llowen, Mrs. i.illmo wlib % ixrftf'"'*') nr 1
'**
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It
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f
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tt
Ill'll
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'xh>b‘
E. Ilray, Mrs. Grace Khlmplm
T^ ’
Miii^rri ''Brrx irv
Mrs. June
Giant, Mrs tlrbi,
tilover, Mra. Ella Gunlon. Mi- .*# p rt,. r>. . " hi* hr**M 1""»rm*
Caro M. Dietricli and Mt< Hi -• lhi» |»xnA (<»• Htr v f * i " » M ‘
•I*. r» • utp* I pl Ihr W ot hi’ *
Iah Shoup
r - 1r
% f| ♦ 'O iHltnU
P L A N T CITY, Jan. l4.(Sp*.
claL)— Plrtt aurvrya
of
Mon
day mantag, Indicated that about
BO poaaat af bloom In the e*<>
Hdlabaraagh county etrowber-y
flalda w an killed.
IO INR DANCV O00U P
In Mae hwtanca*. the small
14. — ffrtan barrlaa were killed, but
_ lhar of lha l a i n harries appeared to
faculty at aaeapa a* mage.
In aoaaa mrana, the pepper
a i i f t tdi
war*
damaged
and
WeUm
killed.
New 1
Tha lawaat tamper*turs her#
Mr aro, _
waa M dogm a, according to J.
at observer.
da-Art*.-/”
IT. S. Trusts Seek
British Holdings
.........................
. tempi. HO.I i .'l ibul llrin.li n.r
’We
\ i.. linxe “p orha
•‘ "i*
1 tii.noO t strmpth ha- hn ntr mIIi ”f f M'H'Ilt
tamia'd foo«| |i i, f i-*r
of MP j in j if* lif
liupe.scali* am t long.
fro I j*. -il.i'ii, Mr. Il.-inung are
■fi-tlrnnieK) 11 p*»ionl « n.
Installation
of
the
newly
*1- , #1i-1f, nrr• nl itr11' i\
iii*n in »t |H<
up
12
20
apiec.i.i
I.,
i ul i (‘nrmv «*ti i» ll n•lx lui-i * Hy .I«)
•leeIni officers of Rcminol. Be.|,," ' ' ‘l rhr
'' " ' V
he
enrlit'st
p«iw
»
!»•
■
1
.
11
>
L.,i.
,
bekah I^rdpc 13 an held Thura- j "
l " H
the central |
1ami l»\ riiph I
day evening in the I. O, O* F. bo'n just «s is now done wilh nent will In ii rot*’ by * 1, :tn i| The \ ir Mmi 1M, •Kit! I Itr 1TI''I
reipht
In
Li
utt
m
w
he
c
*
1
I*
1
,4
,
t
,
f
i
nsinp
n
|fIn'S
tube
that
Halt with Mrs. Belly Manor, di», n ll»«' Fr. in h •ri'f Sunlnx . ri"
f the Iccnga of I!.*.........
1* let deputy president, and her tinn mils light mi diiil rurnrr*.
1ixrrlt'il ||V 11>If* I xrfl •nil Nf'vv
ieties
and
tin
I
ill
*
i
tint
i
lim
l
ilii\
i
fie
m
wNpupci
of
lSHtO,
Mr
>! it* ninny ilax
staff of Orlando a* the install
lHo \hf tl.ir.l1 M
Tross f unmiMii' w ill
l
!•
1
1
Piling
predn
led,
will
not
h«
ing officers.
wa*< ffiri'M’tl uml Ii X f iIT111it nl urn"'
rnrtB.phipinrril to t ♦
tnii '11Hitxf f ir ini *1 ll ill illin t'limjl tin
It is now hy ii new*
The officer*
installed
were: th h
1
rcipirnt t f u pin kug
1(I p iiiiii ' i i mi., hi » xxv - that iHrx
I’asl Grand, Mrs. Glenn E. Me. to \ oi ii Mryrle, Instead, ihirinp
h i—. Cold Injures BerrieH
Wtah at
lj! £||t Hlllflborough
S2Xr
Besutiful Jo Caldwell, of rii[1adrTpbi* ■ University of Pennsylvania
student, displays a radiant smile as
she it chosen Alisa Fashion Future*
of 1911 in New York. The show was
spoll SOred by American deilgr.etp
who sec New Yolk *s the ;.iennl
style e» ntrr of Ihe vor.J.
K
a V i ' f V , ’ r .! |Talking
Flashlight
Root, Mrs. F. K. Roumillat, Mr*.| *
j
■_]*•
*w
,
TA LLA H
(f |-ciaJ)—Dr,
profeaor off I
Flarlda
—tala Cadaga far Waaaaa, wOl U
tbe speaker far tba aaaand ammal
nild-reac rnmmiitraaiwit Jan. I I
Sola caautidala for tha erasur e
%
Ja CaUwrll
Plymouth Raided
By Nazi Airmen;
Many Are Killed
0.
•d fu
£ha i
mu
mil.
thl
;A N N ’S MIRAS0L
BEAUTY SALON
ii
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I I I I I'lt iiM
m i
.17
I -I
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Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
Cagcre Bjreak) Even
row. j* a . u — (S p w u o
O n ly -ftinu. FLM&
. m U H r t t o
ARt never , furled
f
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I
£
r
^
bTiit* t £ t
Qnmm* , V- V Tv
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' f w o A M OK -frit.
. C A P l l W fttllL D IH *
A < W A 4 rtm q < o K -,
IS 'A f^ T
. F R E D E R IC K j H D * ‘
ABOVE. 4 H . Jt*?^
t^RAVE. OF '
m
FRAHCl?
'
M
s e a l* k e y ,
m
WHO WKorffe M
* r i f t s r A jt .
S A N H f . f i"
M
ilT p 'tJ .a d haaU. I t». t » .
• • o.4h
>g » r
I Oa*4 l D
• *>•« »ulH
( RACC—FutaHty!
H ^ l f c c U 'T W A S I
Germans
h•
• y ^ lv 1 n
b•
_.
> S tir I
t "T—autr
SIXTH
■ m e. s i
i tamhiCi
* M
l Ten
e l M*r-w-
soT irr.
•
M m t iii# '
'
M il e s t o n e s mTibet,
C A H B E S E E K For _ ^ - ^ 2
3 Q M U .E S
ITU riACIk-4*l* "Mt'i "m . :tl
pp o ff mr. r
Charlie Haft — • » I—I >■
M o r m o a . y * 3 J
t
Power »• I n n a i l
*■
, Charlie I M , l* **. «■»•. «
llonnanay , •.♦L * «*i
Power
Spar* e lR : ’ -.‘ ,
»
$ Elizabeth Hicks Tq.
Compete Iif Tnurrtfyx
< rj'tla klkklaa
» John naftl
JI'nm
ln* Alone
i tte.iii» K .r
'MOMTH n a r g 1 tvpl.iietlea, Dlek
|j CUe I In* Men
t l uehr Mark
• Mealy tameL •
, *tNTU nAlTK—»
l tThlla ISM)Kg L i
5 ll" l >-|r<C: • v,
tT If RACK—TCurlii. lime :l
.
f s T ifs . ‘ r e o ff km . v
f\Ui4^aftii l i t
*-
Ike eemUfinela here lad winter,
errlrod late yeaterday in tune tnt
her game for the Hetel ('hgrlol^
Iferbor rhamplohahlp of them,
piona wptnen’a tourhanv-nl, whifh
opeak here Vridny.
-M ia a ' H k k * .
le e t
IIACI
! »**KSAr« . .
in
M .W
* i i:»
m\
Thrill
iu v u n
to u rn a m e n t
o f Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
(T il
nwnrurw—
.
'« T HACR—Ret
s,i*»
111 . 1 ^ 1 1»,, i.hii |. I
n «e heller —
t
I —t
I—
!.«# / 1M l: yllkrrt J Ham I t !
pU
i m ; n.tcn—s-m ■nil I lima :lt • .........................
* Off (Hr.
Pin.
• ,. tt.JA
It-a*.
O V U IK U . T—I
■ .
t»af»r, W r e -
•• ?V
i” t v
I t—no a—u
ci»y»r I
^Becaaao living la to*Ur
in
JRMM. otapioyo* o f tko UnlUd
tutu lty art g ra jiM *«L
arnn.Urful
Thee Ita auiwrfi mwlbulnn
I different kbhly .rt.v-tlm
etn.-laright In (• M|i nature
r r lp t k u : )
H r . Red I f
C n u N F ir e a J*
• n it * , r im e - t t
11 T i t RAC
* Air nr.
D olly' O re 1
Judge* . D,
Lam * , U k
pm
5 0 VOU
NEVER S E t
VOUR BOSS
,
EH ?
b rin g
N A V d - - T w r IN S ID E
S E R V A N T S S E E HIM —
A N D T H E CHAUFFEUR
D O E S------BUT THAT,'5
A L L ----- HE 5
K IN D A
5T U C K U P . T G U B S *--
JU ST
THE
\A N 0 T M E Q GENERAL KAN
S A M E - 1 * 0 L IK E ] W A S H IN G C A R S A N D S O
T O G E T 'A J O B / O N - - Y O U M IG H T G O
W iT w H I M - - ” /
U P A N D A SK TO R
" 1*110
•> l j
( iu .
a ir
over
l.in iith l
w ith
a ll
at
Ike
■'ilupe” on the doga
ai the S a n fo rd .O r*
Ian,In K ennel Club.
» IIKI'
II I Ot\ till
TURN AT RED ARROW
IT LL
BE 0. D E A L B R C A S i r 1
C AN L A N D THE. J O B - - L L L BE
BE ABLE T O P R Y A B O U N D A N D
F IN D J U S T
WHERE
7H E J EWEL
IS S F P T A N D W H E N T m E B E S T
T IM E V / O U L D B E T O COD ' T /
r-lE
SNQVt MOV/
YOU COME
<»u t
, THAT
tlie
On Houle 17 (Sanford lllnhwm) nt~Le.ajwoi>rt
nltoul s mile.. Norih of Orlando
l E7
TM JJtKS
IL L
DO
„n
Sunford-Orlando Kennel Club
rtla hrtcjll.no. at*. *•», It. (mo liCl
rnnvtneW
l lUCAIcBICVKnKcaaa. rat.
oawl$I4J
>Latr.lUongik.AIIrtm
tM
oraa
OPENING HERE---- NEED
I.r e ) 1, 11111,, I
I.
POST TI.MK H:IJ P. M.
ORat..
Pat Com!(keg AI Hew Joraey kneel* Mbthe eonen*. bau»r*4 and t i g i r t .
la tko tenlb round of hla beayywetRt bout with Lou Nora In Hew
York. After too round* of eonatant punching, the fight waa awardad
Wtrtra on a daftfton, aaovlna hlaa up another notch on th. cim.baca iraiL
FCTI HITY
•NO MINtlltS
> (a leaied and ( roved p tr.
for a pcrlodle eheck-up
repoetn he la no longer
to ditty abella ond head.
that Ihreatened t« end hia
Jnrtgaa Declaian I t»»iM B ,|> f U a lit
• bfunda will
St M ’l.m t Kit
Itioaanf rowedully anoiblnf
LYn.kaK
vmj
(.it to k:
ECZEMA i
styrar
seM• ttn,*t l iitrt ; »t tied t—
a
—
•
Ml'
HACK —
lltlH M t MOSK
iM IttN l Mil. LN
IHISII IIKOtil K
HOT KIRK
I’ l.K \S \NT St K
W IIITK /.Kl'in II
M Y B tfft SBCCBMI Doctor’*
F b o r rIb fo r Itching of
* ! ttnk Tpyler '
* Plo-alaAem,
i m i* . « . 1 •
T E L E P H O N E 303
iH N i'IlIlN
fkr feet iptkk nlkf from dUirww ot
kehaktaf ehaat roU and ha ft»tV
lap tub on Mu.ier.rt*, a .onjeeNRye*othtng ‘TOfwTra-iaaiT.up*.
Rurteefhane m u itu n lp U u m n
M p ktOek np painful local m rp r |
tiotl Made la i atrragilia.
romhetltiop waa In the Trtaa opekl.
in October when aho Vaa lunnrrnp lo Babe IXdrkkeon Teherlea.
t k x t ii
"SMOOTH AS (11.ASS”
I It f I (hr* WH*f»r»lK 11* •« M ' a A A lll<
I r n u i e n d H«**hi » r
A * h * l " « n In rn<l In a p | i i) i«
i t n t m * «*r ih<
P lr r u ll C o in
f .» «
\ i », t h J m .1IH a l P l r r u l t o f I I.n td T
k>i .. im 1 fo r
« * m ln * ln
i N* r m »
m
n *.
m in i.
S o iid *. In r» ti(f> i< l %
*wn»»itM|.. t . l i m i t .
p’ l f rl.lR . at i* * itV Iiw V ,.'t I* |«rti
« ri
1111, l.t
||« t lt lit n f »>l 11;r
*»M fttlf»n o f n in in .tr • t ill.I t n t t r l
In h ti
( t i l l e r ftn
r .n « - ttf
I'p N lr jf h
|\'* h r 'f
(•h tliiin
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if achedule making hut llninklyn
Dr.rtg.ra ban hall fan. aie rhnrfc.
Hog a w
a tipring etlulntinn
whedule lifting whirl, |M* the
Brooklyn “ B" trai.i a« opposition
for thf-New York (iianta in ML
ami, The " A " team, auppoaedly
the find Rrocklyn outfit will he
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tew and Waoehula divided
• ( batk.tb.il game* her.
lit, the loeal gTrl* heating
tt*« W n ftltten ., «
to 22, while
tiff W ldcat. twamped the Yel
low Jacket*, CO to 27.
‘ Betty Tyre led the Jnrkrlle*
In nearing with 10 p int.. Charlie
Bell Brawn w »« the niitataniling
WnWhult forward with It point,
while Ptarlne Parnell nr.-nnntnd
far »*v.h. ‘
A. M* kfanh led the Wildcat,
with IP point.. going wiU in the
laet half. V'.'igt le,| the Itnitaw
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Seminole County Produces
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SA N F O R D , FLO R ID
Sanford To Viritors From North
a Iftraiu
agrtoahaifcl
ilea at the t/ntreWIty c f
M a r s a s -s -a js
unloading- print and ro
ta amount*
per
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Closed
Sections
Epidemic;
Reported
ThJo tag prtballr be
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by adonthn of
■oamUnwl methtde ami
*l o f waa to motion which
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probatly
nutted 2,000 In
l a Alabama
Attacks
Stewart Says—
Given Mast Aid
By Social Group
JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 14 • Central Prai
deoaoayi x gigg-t beuev
■mm
,
la ctbar group
waal Four-ablldr*
flve^hildran fata
childraa 'ftsmOlai
children famlllea,
ran faulltod,
The Slata la na
000 annually to 4
la naod. half of
>Sanford at a forOliva Huai,.
rstlljr iota, It,
» to U MtUad
Matttagar, paat dlatrkt governor
Mid paat totem*tidtaal ercreUty
*f iba.PllaU. A gavel waa mematad la tka lecaT dab by Sara
In Oodoa. Ulab, and Orer ora* Griffin Hughe*. ppraldcnt of the
OrUndo dub.’
Meiabora o f Pilot «lufa* In Or.
tondo, GalnetvUle, Ocala, TltuavUlo, JackaonvIQ* and Daytona
attended th# meeilag. Rcprcarn.
talivea of varloua civic organlu.
Uooa were gueata of Urn San
lord dub at tb* dlonar.
Tb* program o f lb * avaalng be.
sric rrT g B tn a /©
eligibility 4*lng being confined
t« cbBdran it paara af ag* If In
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log* Dlatrict
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aUlf tovMtlgatton, raab grant*
fund# arallabla, .
Tb# report rarmtU that l i t fa.
mlllca localve
per mortb, and
roceleo betwarn
w nth. Only I I
^now to^youcfriw uU tod
it to y o u m lf—
First Defense
Industry Class
Held Here Tonight
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FIRE ROUTS 1,000 IN
ROCKAW AY
not n ft
lion giro
Fascists R e t i r e In
Haste, With Dead
’ Eyintf On Ground,
Athens Announces
aw
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I.
Id,
•7-
.The Prealdent'a remark* give
nut nt a dlactualon o f lh* rerent,
ly Introdueed hilt gluing him
broad power* to attpply w a r n>*
tertalr. and otherwlae aaalat roun.
trie* battling th* Axla nowrrA reporter, nclod that thr lull
had boon called a blank rhrrl
and aaked fo r tha F re a ld rn tV
aomment nq that.
Rpoaovalt aald ha anppo*ed tin
baat a*or t# out it waa to *'.»
gnat that ao-ne one write him
aarahor bill Ur*l could nat be
lehelM and that' wmld accompi lab Ik* aam# objactlvaa."
•are to woodertally lOaaaad' with an
iMBUreptoal gnftotb, and a aplendid
Oardan dab and otbar atoto vfgaalia.
btoaromad pwgraaw *1 baaaUficailoo,
Friday, Jan. If, aa;"A ltar Day- lo
Advance Toward *
Kerati Resumed
R* A. F. Bombers Fly
Through Dirty Sky
To Blast At Nazis
WASHINGTON. Jan. Id—
CM ) —German*'#
economic
r«m,)ur*l « f
t irrhnaiovakia
na» roil I hr (jo c h . “ at |*aat
a hilllnn dollar*' ainre (hr
nreupatiun. according to lafrrkuaifon in diplomatic guar•era. Ilrporta, rompllad from
I.
••••••d.
auld.
Marram,
' . r ' " " * 1" 1 •« ° n r
rniiinM, annually.
may
the
hundred
" r aueelalrO r , m
s nmuHlnln fig h te rs
I '" t l n
tiKiny
th ey
had
Jii.'linl tw o lliilim i counter
'll- Us Ml H d riv e north from
l,M" "
n*ntrnl
Albnnln
u>|H-||inK i lie Fabcistn
to
•" Mich liu.ito fh e y lo ft
'" I .Mill Mounded on
the
•llr lifld . Th en the fircek a
ill llie v renumed th eir mlt'w u n l l i t ra il.
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•**"l w - alltt'i' rauam l u lu ll in
• m i M 'lg r <*f U rita ln d u rin g
■ mglit, but |(. A. F. bomber*
" «l-r. uitli “ d ir l> “ aklra
to
J,
,'l Nan uir b*>r*. ablpplng,
In
Norway,
lb ilu,light the N a il bomber*
unii'cl. A lunr laldrr m ach in e.
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AmminiodationH For
TouristH Lacking,
Says Chamber llcnd
riiiitrib u ti* w h at
w ard the park
♦T li
on-t ir r n
German* a|M Irapoaed tribute
ta\m. In Na-lp finance (b* war
"ealn.i Itrllaln. The U i ylrld
Beautification Of New City Lake
Sanford In Need
Front Park Moves Ahead Rapidly; Of More Houses,1
Higgins Declares
Depositors At
Atlantic Bank
Show Increase
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N U M D E R 121
CoVLtitST Blows By Italians
WASHINGTON. J»n. l i —
(A l* )—The Navy Department
I aakfd O r f r c u today for aa.
1 tborlly la bnlld 400 email
J veaaal*. Including aubchaaera,
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mlaa aweepere. torpedo boata,
and aakrd »l«o far ealra’
5 farilillea la ron.lruct thorn.
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Itrar Admiral Namatl Robta.
5 non trld tha liana* Naval
r Committee XSo or tho veaaela
wer# “ nrgmltv needed."
.
Rarllrr la tha nprelaa •tho
r
rammlttrr onanimmialr eg.,
r doenad lha Navy'a requeot far
•
a N M .D N M atrraglhmlag
"I/ot'a. look around here a b it*'
of tha fle*t*a anti-aircraft
I
power.
Included In the add!- "
'And they clintbcd back lata
tbolr car, beaded fey the boalneeei . Ilan were mary “ pim pom"
ran* la combat ditr bombanu
eectlon of the -city- The Bonnetl
monkey wee frantic. All o f Ike
WASHINGTON. Jan. |5—(d V monkey* had mad* foray* on tho!
pan. wlill* ha waa chailag flrat, Suntnronlng thr nation to “ Ihvoka
an*| and then another. Looking tha law of *rlf ilrfcnH before (t
around at the other* buelly eating la too late," Secretary cf 5tott
he alowly reached In, grabbed
a. banana for hlraarlf and w * it llnll urged upon (<>ngrr»a the clti
actmrnt of UgUlatiun fur unllhu
lied tuppllr* of war matcrlala to
Britain and other nation* battl
Firemen battle a five-alarm blata In Rocking a “ wirld of con<|ur*l. ’
u »»y. L. I., which damaged 50 building* In *u
Hull tntlflrd brfora the ltou*a
unn equal to i.u r city block* and drove *n
Foreign Affair* Committee It)
I’Rtinintcd 1,000 peranna to the atrcrt. Two hun.
aapport of thr I’realdenl's k-aar.
land bill. In hi* • tatrment. ho laid
If tha Atlantic foil -Into the Get*'
man control' It would “ offer littla
or no aeaufanco of accurlly.'' •
Of tha Far Ea.t, Hull *ald
y*F*u • new order would lead to
tha “ Improverjehment" of Invaded
U nder t i e »ln rt I mil i»f M m .
aaiUaiia, the "Jcstructlon of per*
K.rwior ( 'u r lr t t . tltn iiiiiM ii of th e 1
■onal llbtrtlea and tlx reduction
Capt Outhrle of the Orlande •rf the conquered people to tha
I m'Ru IU Iratlu n c•••nimt !«*«• of th r
Air Baaa explatoed tb* part the tol* of Inferior*.
H nnford Gartlen t'lu b . Mini M r* !
A.r »V A k C o r - l* > | g y f n f In the I
II
II
Mt< nitlm.
ot.chaii mmi. I
n,ore • * * * » •*“ » he
h ^ ahown In many . -lay. Urea.
work it mpidly r»'iog ahead to 1
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J iS jL D m * kwtifcd at hw aid- JL± At the nnmial imaMOif of the tran sfo rm « sutidy, we«d c o v -1
IWeTltato plan- w rtr guJHy r f •TnrC hH iIrra o f th r TfthC*UiI A l* ered -lo^*‘a i 4*ark A n au q amU
{*•• ro»ten#*f» -and “ moat da». la n llr NutioiiNl Hunk, held in th r TwF«1i «’ .Shrtre lUmtwvard into o ik -'
I
tardly
untruth*
when
they direct i> i *n 111 nt th - l»nnk >«*• of h tr C ity V (o rrm o et p a rk r
T h r pro|Hart>’ In h s i i n I by th r 1
charged that the plan * , uld r< te rd ay. ,S |i S .Shinliolser, p i r ii*
►ult In “ plowing under n r n •lent " f li • bunk, n ported to tin < ou nty Im t a t a recent m eeting
fourth American boy.”
itn cV lioldr* - tlint the > ra t I'.tlO U ir U lly ( ’iiin m iiid o n n g n r d •••
Tha President named iiu muiiFs I had slu o n n *nh**tnntial in rirM -r |>rovidr n fund o f $f»0 a month
a press ctcifercnrr. hut hi over th* |.M*r* iliru* >rut both in (ow an I upkiM p o f th r land. T h r
wa* hitting at Benator Whet In
\n COU)|K*mtinr
the mini »ri • r •(• pi***|t ,rn mul m (s en lrii I ’luli
Democrat, Montana, embattled • hr lot it I i«oiotint of th in •!«
w ith
th r
( ity
hy
fu riim h iru I
The army captain bald
opponent of the Rnoaevrll i.lan
I'lnnlw
mid
U liilM R p 'tiK
th r I
email 80 aallbre **■' *
In a •perch Sunday night Wheel,
g I Oil 1141•
let. “ Thla la an at
pa. but It or aald “ tha lend-leeac-glvr pm.
W oik
Lriran on I hr |»|ojr« I |
la still need on tb*
kt*a gun* gram la tha New Deal'* trip),
lawt i« 11 k. and n il r a il) nun h «al
In EnglUb plan**,'
iL Guthrie a foreign p elley-P low under rv. (
th r hnt U 'ii'im d trrrw ami nhroh- .
**ld. “ Th# U. S T .
r ha* dla- cry fourth American boy •
h »H ’ l i i i i laid out
An aveno*
curded It, booev* ?.’
Aa aoon aa h* heard nt tin
of (•«!••« ir r m han I k t m plant* tl (
The 50 calibre tabchtne gun Praaldant'a remark*
yeatndnt.
I* mlinu from lha corner of I *«4• k «
and
A binu* am i I*a k r .Shore llonh |
#k*t. la U>c
%4* r *I to the C ou rt llo onr
h* gun* In Ident loat hla temper." I
Ih 'io g li
some
etimll
flo w n *
tb* of ficer prraard the hope that Ida
mill hliHUMinf shruhn Imvv h«*n |
■ Th ree.)
under" atatement would provr |..
»rt m il, the (ja n lr n t'lu b I if o U
b* untrue, but added that even
toon
p la n t* to eomph I *•
tin-i >e«ch of the Preeldrnl Iradwo»k. M m
C u r lr ll m u . I I . mL i . i
Uie country a itep “ eloaer t»
« ml M«kr«l B a n fo n l rrMih-ntR t..|
from Many Newest Bullets Used
[At Formal
By Army Airplanes
Ri Banquet Shown By Officer
ii^karivr
^barter waa pro.
baI newly
n a w lv organUed
M em ber A ssociated Press
1
I’l New Capt. Guthrie O f
|CIub Is Orlando Talks At
^.Charter Kiwams Meeting
.{bat ttooaaL FlnajJyx
petore about It T ^
11
Secretary Calls Up
on Nation To In
voke Law O f Self
Defense At One®
S i S ”- ; " ' *
ni In Georgia
OceanOffers
P o o rS eeu rity
<* the Inmates. The Bonnet non-
•tuff, and tbe pec pie were laugh.
I^r aa U»a competition (raw hotv,'
• .
. . T f F «Jda«ty couploa watching
the monkey* had Ju.t eliaibad
f f L Vf V kl* ear W|U» • " Ohio
lleafia^. They stood chuckling ae
Sualo-Q, tho big bliek
eplder
■W PJi
onatched two
ban.
aaaa o o l . a i the pan. In the
Umpbrary aboonre of the harried
Bonnet and hurried for the near,
oat Ire# with one banana hald
kleh In tha air by her tall.
Tha Rheaus aionker* grew bald,
•r
and worrtod tha Bonnet In reSouthern*!*
* 4 w ith * m ild fo rm ay* as he* would leave the pall
to cheed Of oOn while tha ottiera
ito B * today. Schools •nalrhcd the hootv. In a ftaah
loMd In m any com t on accoudt o f t i p dU
hie death reported In
» an d o n * in South saw* evtifla M* long tall atroamed
vut behind M a balance to keep
i w »a attribu ted to
and com plications,
la d oaod a t Tusculoo7 county, la Alataua.
county officiate report.
children out, and one.
Blnatoghnni woe cat
made poailbtolhroogh
• «*w isorket. ......
**
tka deeentrallted
rar.aki*UBg, where.eun-
D A Y, J A N U A R Y 15, 1011
tailw a ,
bi l.lg r
"•v-l » no rthern K rctlan d vH .
•' i,n 'l diOptiod u alnglc bom b, J
i-ii «■ < little n r w i fro m N o rth
,
rtre r , « V « ,t > ^ llV < T to S u a S G --i
pm attoiia fo r an a>maull on T o .
thi
“ pink
Wl-I*
\» <
lilt.ie.u
» lit. i melon
pink
r re p r
in y itl.
w h ite crepe m y rtle ,
«llatiiu i»l.
I. rand lflirra (la r g r b lnon i), l..m
k'altivilllu, old faahl.ined ted t>. *
bualien, bearing llr u t llla ii pepper
Ilu Ilu ltw li 4 In im r.l v ic to ry in
• nt*ni'i iii* iit , 11 #m r lin v t u t
• In 11*1In ( ,t i im *i i i M tltock f n i l r d in
ilu
II ..nllMued •• !-•■- n . r , .
•
.<*..1 m.w it tin'
mm*.
fu r tout l>U "
'!> Ilig g ln a aald tlm l I,, e ..(
•I.c
l.pltllun
th at
ll|..« llm .tll
l-nt.-v
ge n erally
n r r . |.»%v. Iml
tht* ...•id H Iiin ran m d) lie m i.
I |»>>vc.| l.y Inen-aaing lb .
r.n».
I d ilm n » f tb r ii|>artm . nt . • 7 be
I • talar** program o f tbe 1'bimd.cr
of - uintnerta la to u» roi. . tbe
demand fu r rim m a," M .
II ig.
em» ...til, - Im t It 1* up to tb r
..Min t ,
Ui m ake
lin p io ii loenta
10
ilu ir p ro p e rty .'
A 1 beek o f arcom im elnl Ion* in
-If
C ity allowed
the fo llo K ln g :
/ r l i e r n l g l i l to u rla t b o m ..,
'0
p x e e U . I.oioea w ith room * li,tr d
»• the C ham ber o f ('n in io rrer.
!•'. b o lr l*. fo u r; a p a rtm e n t*, ir.o
...b
in ro u rte , one. Of tbe loom ,
Jie lurrell waa l-au.-l ■< enl.l
ing )wnnit yaaierdav *., lu.d.l a in In u riat b o m **, aome u rr nut
new liuuaa an Twelfth Street fiirn iih c d and othara nee.1 lo 1^
mhhI. rn lie d , tha aecratary aald.
at a coal of Sf7»,
1 I .'
|»itr|H iM *. w h ic h
wrr
tit i l r » t r u v
• I nr »*#■ mul
cftnvry of
w i" " iu lr riitls fo r U rrc c r.
“ T tir iu nvo y . . wrr
c ir tie d
.ait • r i i n t o iil»*n.” tin* A d .
( ’ ily News Briefs
Throughout tho County, llirrr
and SO apart
Lula I'rlnaa waa laaued * build. are eight hotel*
Ing permit at th* City llall ye*. ment*. with a total of 7S! rooms
Utday to ra-foof a building nt 13 according to th* Bute Hotel
North Ollv# Avenue al a coal of fommlaalon in Tallabaaace. The
hotel* have 354 room, and th,
i.partmrnU conUIn 485. Tho re.
IM.rt alto abowa
that there are
County Guard Drills
At Uctrular Mcetinsr
Men U r* of the Srmlliolr Coun
ty (ini.Ml. which ba* Ukrn over
til. dntlea of the National Guard
unit, rngagoil in a atlff outdoor
di III ut tbr regulai fortnightly
niertmg at tbr Armory Monday
night It waa reported today that
1lie ineii allowed an efficiency In
.uaullllig which drmoiiatraled that
they bud riot forgotten theif 111."
'rnalve praclire prior lo Artniitic*
Day
Nif Ire ate ekirccted lo be laaued
it Die neat drill inerting on Jqn.
11. It waa aaUl, and ■ good at.
tendance la urged for that date.
Auto Tag Increase
A ffects 1941 Cars
(
Viscount Wakefield,
Racing Patron, Dies
L°N D O N , Jan. |g_4F>_VU count Wakaflald, >1, notod phllan-
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Three Scholarships Announced By
Queens College In North Carolina
ScMhmle Student* New Face*
Speech By Holland
Increased Number
Of Scholarships College,
Ckortette, K. C.
Q u ra n * G oU c g* li o f f *
icbolarahlp*
to vm grow
To Be Awarded
r .-m p e tU h r s
b a s is t o
r r f M C A , N . * V , J i n . 11 _
A n to rn
In . th e n u m b e r o f
M e M o B c a r e g io n a l s c h o la r ,
■ k lo o to e n g in e e r in g to t o a w a r d -
Year's Resolutions Told To
Inqmringlteporter By Students
•a to cor**n ifetmsstr to •#*.
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and
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fo r
w d a r y o r t o o l s e n io rs d u r in g t t o
S p r i n g o f 1041 t o *
to rs
snto o n ra d t o D o a n 8 . C . H r ltM o r
o f t t o * C o lle g e o f E n g i n e e r i n g .
A n o U l t t o i l a p p r o p r ia tio n f o r
' f t a l t a f o r m o re o f t t o n o t
l y p r . Mr. X i f a q r to o k t t o m i t e r
o f o k U l a t o i r r u tir a n d s -ie tra t*
o p w ith t t o C o o n ty fe b o l C o r d ;
t t o r e p l y ( M " ln *a (fie S e n t f u n d i '.
T t o r a f o r r Mr. . M r K s y c tm *n lle d
t t o f a r o l t y a b c o t t t o p la n
T t o f a m i l y a g re e d t h a t th is
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a n y m o n o , a n d ta
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w o u ld t o e t M g k t o p a n -h o s e a
i t u r n t a b le a n d aocaa o f t t o o '.h e *
o a e e s s U le *.
T t o m a in p u r p u r a r f t b i i p la n
b t a le t t t o ’ ( I n d e n t * h e a r U*e
b e a t a f p r o g r a m s t h a t p o in t o u t
h ig h q u a lit ie s ' a f e d o c s l i n . a n d
la b n m t t o p r i s o n ! t o p p i n g s o f
t t o w o r ld d a y b y d a y .
B y W ilia m V e rn o n
SCHOOL BRIEFS
a itate.
W IU IA M
LA N C ER .
Repoiilie an o f M . r t h D a k o t a — L o n g e r ,
o f ° r » o , g o v e r n o r , d id a d m e e
a n y unusual
e ja ti H o
ta rd y
KommenU From
Komraerriml School
*b u t
to *urt *to
|Nr,
Sketches Of
* Personalities
, Ju n io r
H a n fo rd
o f .N e b r a s k a — B u t l e r U a t r e t ir in g
G o v e r n o r R . L e r o y C o c h r a n In a
b e t f i g h t . D e f e a t a f C o c h ra n w a a
a s u r p r is in g a p a r t
S e n a to r , C s u r g e W . N a n i s , n
le a d e r l a . N e b r a s k a
e n d o rse d e - .- C e v . O oe _ _ __ _
C . W A Y L A N D B R O O K 8. R e p o b lic a n a f tllia e io — A n o t h e r s u r
p r is in g d e f e a t f a r t h e D t n ox i a ta .
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a
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W ar
to m ,
knocked
s ta u n c h
Now
D m lo r
Ja m e o N . M a t t e r y , a K r D y - N a a h
m a n . o u t o f t t o S o n a ta .
R A Y M O N D K W IL M S , Repa.
tlk a n
of
I n d ia n a — H e m
Now
D r o J e , S k m a i n M i a taw lo o t h ta
s e a l lo C o n g r e s s t o W i R H W h d
b a r e ly lo o t t o B o n d e r F r e d e r ic k
j u r i to c a n a o t t o w e a th e r to o
b e e n p o : r I * n o in d ic a tio n t t o l
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th e
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tle to o l s tw d o n ta a r e - b a t I t 's h o
wo
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cur
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fe llo w c l a t a m a t e * p e t e H e r a , w h o
ca u se a f t e r n i l , w h o ia g t o d t o
baa g o n e to n m i li t a r y a r b o d .
•e tU o d o w n to w o rk a f t e r e rn e
a n d B U I K l r t l o y , w h o k i t jo in e d ta ro w r o l n o f f u a T
th e N a v y ,
N e n d a y a fte r n o o n M r s . M a x t o h H ic k------s o n spent a pirt cf
-------------lbe Christmas holiday* visliinc w e ll t o o t M M d a r a d io a n d l e t
i l l l i 'U n e d
to t t o
P r e s id e n t 's
friends in Maean,
to
ro n g rso c.
im t—
Stuart Quartonaaa spent moat II s d d r r s *
j A d a m s , N a r y Ite id in a n d Se ta o s
of hla holiday* in Kingabnd.
.Maty klaHha / mratek snd I j i . L'V f t r ie d s ht oo r t ht oa kn od , t t ot o t a p dMtoHh
cilia Hall, two of oar journo li*m ; t r w n ia
member*, hive toon tut of r i a l H o o a e r r l t t a lk e d l o s t a I R f l o
jwrt of this weak became of !||o o f a . L T t o g ir ia 'c o u ld n ’ t r s n d
b r k a ll o f t h e i r n o ta n . B e t t e r
Mis* I (Ilian U Dunlap, rlrlei I ’ u e h n e t t t i m e , w e h * p e . '
P la s h I ■ W il l ia m
Hedge*
to o
ra n V y
m lts o d
soeort h ln g . and Spaniih tiacto’, enjryed tor ! f in a ll y fin is h e d t h e s e ro n d c h a p ,
Chririma*
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in
New
IIamp.
w o n t a ro u n d w i t h n t ir ig h t
t e r in t o o k t o o p t a p l W o a r t a ls o
a n t h e ir f a r e * a n d t h e y w e re
■Had t o n n n m t n r e t h a t N a r y D o tr In n d a a o t o r n n o t R . C .
■tin h a s f i n a l , fin is h e d — t o W — O f
H U G H w o r f h o m e . . . B I L L d rily *biw learning ski.
Mias ( 'otherin# .Tatefcn, girl* M r . B o n d . P u r t t o b e n e f i t o f t t o
N O N and H A R O L D C L A U B R
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m a n t r i t e o f t e n In O r in n d # O f
I n * h i m •f ( t o C i t y B e a m Ing an Jan. n for tto pnrp *■ of b o -1 k e e p in g .
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organikl.iv
a glrr# Irani* rhib.
• r i r i * a ro u n d , . . M U R I E L
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blfrird «.n «hU pora l*c*r.
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The
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r i o r i l t o g o s rite n s e s t a r a n h i K O M EC C A
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c e r s t , In th e p r im a r ie s .
ih o d n e o o f M r . L e c t o r 's n c e r a ta r y .
I R O N t o d ■ w o n d o r fo l tim e senre on Wednewlay and Mi**
T t o a p e llln g leaocu w a n t a t o r g T t o n X H g o r r c o s ily t n l o S a p * .
on
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M .' T U N N E L L .
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Jock Hume*, n n»w 'iihstltulr m o s t u r u r a l . W o n d e r w h y T C o o i d D c m s c r a t o f D e io w a r * k n o t t o t
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Daniel
aibd A n d r e w M a r l i n1..
O A IN E S V L L K .
(C r v -r ls li— P la n tin g
f o ll o w s :
* I S 0 In l k l f - l t U . $ 1M In 1N X . «
1313, f [00 In 1M S U M 4.
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fo lle u s i
f 100 in I N M H I , $JW to IM S.
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A m o e r iv o U r a h ly , p a y a b le a * m
fjln w a l •
6100 to 1MU1MS. SIM
1942.1043, ISO in 1043.1044.
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m u st m eet tto r i | a t n p i s t
s iim to iio n a s d e a e n t o d t o t t o
Q u e r n s C o l le g * r a t o lo g n o . Z . E o e h
a p p lic a n t m u s t t o m e s n d id a t a f o r
a d e g r e e . 3. E a c h a p p li c a n t m u s t
h a v e t h e r c r a n u n m id o G o n o f th e
h i g h s e h o T l p r in c ip a lH a r is o f s e le c t io n 1 1. D e f i n i t e
n e s s c f p u r p o s e * to a t t e n d i n g
r a l k n . £ U r a t a f a b ility am i
s h o l s f t i c u t t a io m a n L A B t a b i .
Hi v a n d w h o le s o o M fr a a « f p e r s o n ,
a llty .
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M e th o d c f a p p U e a t io n : I . P ill
r u t a p p lic a t io n f o r m . L B o lL w
U h e r h u t n e t i o n * . A M a lt * ta p p lir a tL - n n o t l a t e r t h a n A p r i l 1.
A w a r d » w i ll t o o a n o u n r e d b y
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If further information la desired,
you nuty contact 0 . H IfcKay.
cr lluntrr O. Blah ley, president m
of Quern* College.
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SEMINOLE COUNTY
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James II. Cl
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A 6 « 3 ochcUraMp. po^whl* J H . .
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-
.
*
Bayard. Realty Co.
W niter L. Cooper
ColclouRh Realty Co.
H* C Dubose *
A* P. ^onnclly & .Sons E. R I^uie
I
Urals*.
l a t h e f o lW w h l* m* nn*r ;
R EA LTO R S
rat at
A r th u r
sqpertor
M m w y , s ta c k s , t o a d s a n d p e rs o n s I p r o p e r t y a f n il k in d s
• t a k e w i n g * a n d f l y a w a y . N o t h i n g e n d u re s In t i R a u l E s t a t e . .
t o t t o t -.a n d
J p t o l t l an In u - g n v a r a p r 1
t n n n , a D e m o c ra t. B ra w *W r
« ’ m a n ,'w e
f ( t o llo n m o f
•y e s i n ta U y e s p r l s r U t o a ll
^ O E O R G E D. A IK EN ,
of
REAL ESTATE BOARD
l l f H l d MiMHar*.
to caaldnt gvt tto Mr te«a(ag cervmunie* were carried
oat and tto meeting s i t iponad
for business.
■ H was dacided to bave our
eal,’ eirU or eleririral engineer.
whlk T bw m O, u D i c m V
Oviedo High School
h im . ,
ra n t's E r a t a g * t a L o n g *
;d t o e L I L I A N W A L S H . . ,
IA -H A M IL T O N ^ !
d ra o M
d e n ts I n t t o C o l l S o * in r lu d e m e .
r t i a n k a l . e l e ll ,
e le c tr ic a l,
and
c h e m ic a l e n g in e e r in g , a n d a d m in ( • t r a i l e r r a jr i a r e r t a g In m e r b o n U
a_ J u U mW
TTW
r* Wm W*e
P R 0 C T 3 R w a s m o d OS O |i ■
,r i * A g r i c u l t u r e
>11 h e w o * m o d u o r w n y B u il d i n gra#*T Uu ^a t d lB
o y , J a n . 7, T t o
Y
t t o B o a rd o f T ru s te e s , a nd m a r *
t t o n t t o a i a a l t Q a w a r d * w ill t o
■ a d o i a t t o I t d l i t r V U w h le h
c o v e r t t o r a t i r e U n ite d S t a t e *
e x c e p t N e w Y o r k _ fita lr.
Jo h n
N e M a lie n
s c h o la r s h ip *
n e w c a n y v a r ia b le s t ip e n d * u p to
1400 a y e a r th r o u g h o u t th e l o u r
o o f l v a - y a a r c o u rs e In th e C o L
k g a o f E a g to r a r in g . A w a r d ! a n
b a le d o n c h a ra c te r a n d g e n e ra l
a W l U v a a w e ll a t am acsdeoale d l i .
l in c t m n . A p p l i c a t i o n b l a n k * t o r e
b e e t), d is t r ib u te d t o h ig h school
p r i n c i p a l * , a n d m a y t o c b ta ln e d
•tudentn
1 PALESMEN
R. E. Adams
*
�Seminole County Produce*
More F ru it And Vegetables T h a n A n y
S im ila r Aren In Florida
SANFORD,
Back
To Naztiand
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Retail Sales
FIAIRIDA, M O N D A
FORD PLANS
JA N U A R Y
13,
1U41
Census Report Dis
closes 46 Percent
Increase In State
In 1939 Over 1935
II D ace Changes
oAnny Chief Again
Sale* )n Sanford Uurlng 1939
gained 19 percent over the vol
ume in lust, a report of retail
trade In Florida dlrcloicd today,
though ^ha increase .failed by 1
percent,, to equal the turnover
In 1929. Th e rt^ L rt U ittued by
the Ceoaut Bureau of the Do.
partm cut of Commerce, cf w h kh
Jetat* II, Junta i* iccretary.
O v e r |he Slate, a gain of 40
percent wa* registered in |D39
over I I I ! , the irp o rt ihowa, and
the dollar volume waa 24 p e lcent higher than that reached
In 1S2D.
In Serb I note Count/ in |li3Bt
In e rt w e ir 411 Flores, mere*
than half of which— n totiil of
« » — » * r e In Sanford. In the
dollar volume of tale*. Sanford
accounted for $4,410,00(1, much
. *!'"/* h ,lf r t •ho $D,1HP,.
000 tgtaL
A breakdown of ih,. k i n j , f f
.tore* In Seminole County and
the amount of tale* handled by
o*ch I* $• fo llo w .!
f
9
Ethiopian Tribesmen
. . K w ! -fc fc M irliit;
18,
to e t t w
University student, Is en rout®
to hi* home In Germany at the
requtat c( the U, .8, Department
i i U**' Formerly commercial
attache to the American Kmbaa.
J » J u n * port o f entry in Y io Berlin, he wai ordered from
the U. B. lollpelny di.clo.urr he
Southern AlbenU. were ro- ***
active In NaxI propaganda
portW^^eoDJn.r forward to- work In thin country.
dayjw ithout a serioua check
in Grace's "grcAttH offen
d s
o f the war.
y In London, th e belief irrew
M M * ohMrren that Britain
eoon. may attempt a Major drive
■KMlttrt Italy In Xthiepia with
the eld of native rebellion* in
*r-
Fund Arranged
To Pay Architect
Fee On hospital
Flippi M uaTBc PreSeated Before Proi^ct Is ^Approved
dla group. 17. $142,000: Auto
motive group It, ITOP.OOO: fll.
a rA olu tlon passed ■I"* rirtton*. 02. $013,000; turn.
aptS B ara; ^ . F o lloWlng
fS S * L !£ j,K
•t.Wee sold that If
- » « entering But.
delay eo without
. , *’^ - ? I 0Up: ,lo rc *- l « :
• 1,383,060: general ii|crchand|»e,
■* M 9 f# v0 0 ; nnpnrel (froup, 17j
1232,000; fiirniture.hou>rhoiil.r».
ber.bufTdfng-hardware. n ,
q
gag*,.
^ " un*y 000 1 eat b e and drinking place*.
a
o i^ir2 ii other l,r
ut
>3.
•?
1BI.000I
.tore*.
70, $4S0^
000; groO lr. combination .tnre*
i*art of fivid grouti, 103, $1,174,O00; hardware M n rr. (part of
the . lu m b e r. building . hardware
UP. A '3150.000; rc ta u ra n tt.
e w e r entitle nlaca*
(p a rt
of
eating nird drinking .place, gropn)
cr? L pjf*»
"•/ up the dun,
ore* group),
I
IM I.0Q0.
e In Aonfnnl, the klrda of .to re
nnd the tale* made by oath wa®
r
follow*:
.pet end th# men '*fti ,,ndV for H have not vet been
Food group: Hit,
101,000
they lay— lost end
„ Mr. Ilouthnklcr exIn the wUdtrnc**.
plained. Drfmc fund* can be t^neral merchandlt* group, R,
j.•cured to herein building the hra. •4114,0001 apnarel group, 14.
;plt*l. a complete art of nlnn* $21>1JK»0!
fumlture,hon.rhold.
muet be pre»cntrd ip tie WPA radio group. 10. nmtunt of m Ic
and obeyed.
withheld; automotivo group, II.
J* M. O n g ra n ., Hrait of
lh* »7PP.nooi filling
ilatknr, 2'i
W P A office In Orlando, rreenl- $39 2,000 j
lumberJrdUdlng-h.rd
I* t»ld the County)' Oontmlaalon- ware, to, amount of, pale* with
l * n that the money to breln eon- held; eating nnd drinking plarr.
Jatnietltn w rn ld bn allocated Im 42. $177,000) drur atore*. in.
mediately after the
arrhltect'a 1175,000; other itorw, 44. $373..
p|i-»« w -re give* anproval.
0 0 0; grocery and eomhlpatlon
" W - have definite •■•uratrrr," ►
lore, fnart of fcod group,) 50
Me. I h u iK o li W dee'arml, “ that $1,000,000; hard war* atore* <|wri
after approval of .plana,
fund* of
lumber •building . Hardware
I mined Ialelv allocated and -m op) 4, amount of anlea with,
hold the procedure « bartered bv will t>e
he |mm«
ithe loederthln for rtublng ccntld. lhf eh-ndlne.
. ..“ J. clearing, and nr*. held; retUumnte, other rating
pp— lion
rf --land will h« itir te d .” nlicet (part of eating and drink,
eretkn of the meaiare.
j-------1--------By a volet ytte Spanker Ray. I T h « m o rn - •emteod tn pav tha ing plarea grout)I, 88, 1100.0 0 0:
_________ _____________ ___ e-rhltaaf* fe« w ill be taken care of. liquor store* and packaged good.
tgn A ffa ire CommlUe Iter. •Itnuiholdee rah*. h“ m«aee *o.rt nf other itDraa greupl. 1R.
peed end nn effort by |from ih* ialo r* b-wd*. w h H » $231,000.
.
try eenunlttee -.tm- trrin«r .l« eaoertmi l » t * k e p U * * *within
tn the Count*; th e n weH) n87
nre nedee It* ’ control the neat fid day*.
“active proprietor* of unlneorpnr•ted. clearing the way
-------------' .H W * * nled hu.lnc****” daring 1939. the
number of employe* waa 030.
a lC ^ w S T S h T W r .i
end the total payroll wa* $420.a
000. Kmnloya* and p a m ll In
cludes paid executive* *f corpor
b*
Major T .
B y rt
Sparkman, ation. bat not the number and
WBeldn I jmttope . n tl>lg tried Ire aerylea co-erdira. compenaatlon of proprietor* nf un.
draft
t f m * j * J f c v • ".7 *
««»» » llh “ *• i* * 1
1 d™
( * Incorporated btitle (teat, Uty ra
ng' to dladie-| peel note*.. •
W V . W11
^ , board Saturday morning
fW * “ f Mb * lh*
' euea the problem* of Seminole 1 The number of employe* and
v
-= n ''; County draft r*gt»tmnte. The the payrolla of the vartetU type*
rail ’of .tore* are e» follow*:
X * —
„
Melt wa* part of a routine fall
Grocery, combination
»tnre«:
JfS T O IS H e ld
M « J c Sparkman It making over
- T -L
.t r a n lljL i
>h*
» ccordlna
lo
bCttrd proprietor*. 491 .‘ omplove*. 101:
w s
B
k
i M j ^ n j i '.
S fS S & n S S sE 5
Sts** To-Ordlnator
Visits D raf t Board
* ~v, • total payroll. IM .o d ft/ tn h e r food
l
*
I After »■ mnferenfn with Urn ■I tvraw * iIMfMMi'ltlltkl'iiffetMK ' IV t 911%
* ftr* * ’ >**1
he remarked ea, 201 u e m t l, IH.OOO. Gener
o r i n y e m g a u o n L,e m h * r«.
f fjr t r
*■
ItetvMy ML and J Kn ,h -t the in-al beard wa. "up al merehnndlae gnm*: p ro p r^
C fS m
J t 'V ‘ with other bovnte te the »U te tore, l | employee, » t | pmmll.
IndtStted ted«r the* be .In the work of c l* , ifyin* regia-
••'fSii
County
Role Of Service
Clubs In Growth
Of City Is Told
Kd*cl Peril ( lig h t) in .p c ct. S o r lii.p n . Cal., fnctury of the
Ccnsollilateil A i m ■ ft C u p ., w lth ’ l l ..... . iilrn l, Mttj. Itfubrn II.
Fleet ( Ir f t ) uml (Iia rk 's K. Hof9fk4'(t lir iit u r l, Koul |>rod net Ion
th it H r r l nu^ht linAemlilf1
head F ou l lii.H n
it "V *• hrlivvv it 11 nr (icitl.*'
bomber part* mud
Sanford Residents Win Ribbons
In Mead Garden Camellia Show
W . A . I f f f 'r l . pn ■•id* nl. .1
Kdw anl lllggiu*.
i f ii ln i .i ,
the Seminole 1 nut. ( Itntiil'i i
Ctinnneicc, a d .lii'— d il" Ih l
Club t day on the unn- :""l
COmplithtPCnl* nf thnl nai.int
ttrn and the pull « Ini Ii n
and *crvlcc c h i ', pH" m I
penwth nf i> etiiuimiuil)
Speculating nil lh1, p"|ndui
•f tSinfonl 10 ’l v*UI s 1•■•••it rv
Mr. I rf f lr r •lie U i ed thill II.
luu Ihh u a 20 pel cm tl ilIl 4) .
In the iiu u i Imrr i i hie,,ihnlli • 1)
.Nincr 1030 Mr Higcl n-. cull
n U in lim In other im I’"*' i-HU
\ tn i >, -■ii i 1 tl
of the last ft
he believe* ' *k\«- It1C *"M H ■e i)
lo pmpreas.
J. 1*. Ing It \ , wIm pH1-id) 1
the n celinv am 1 nit i ■..Im • I
apcakei'a, cm His) at 11ii t lull In
m inting of tile hmt I tl nf ill ■
tarn at the b< im- nl II II 1 •|»»
J in . 23, «lu| Inti o.|nr.t| W nllti
K n vn ci who m i 111 ifuit hi ( min*i
I l l I T lI , F$ UHtb’r, J hii . |,1—
(A P )-M «n j
a rr«-(k
w rrr
made and ktrurig
f o r m $»f
m lllta n im lirr
u rn
held
rra d i tod at fm n r «
out*
brrakid
ftdloMiny a
Hit-gft
rlanh in » h n h Im i rinlrra
w r r r khoi
drad. 17
w rrr
wi»iindr<|, and 1,1 (MilJrrinrn
M rrr hurt- Author if ir* hlainnl
( nntmunjsf a rnitn fer lh«*
dUt.rdrrw h hu ft i iitird with
the Miming of thr ttripwiilrnlial
lia b r r m l r n l i i i .
Snow Itlankets Much
Of Northern 11. S.;
12 Inches In Mnine
Brother
”
R e sid e n t Urged To
Hear Talk By Dies
I .oral (tolfern Play
In Orlando lourncy
^m| uu^e
J1 1,.|. ‘-I' . ( ami K. It. '",'1 'V"*1 U'
unh i i
Pilot Club Will
Receive C harier
(Jrandsop Of I.<ocnl
. Resident
Dies
Cow Theft Churged
To Mun In Osceola
Research Scientists Arrive Mere
For “Preview Of Progress” Show
Holland aa honorary elate rhnir.
man Btnf Jo#' Pepper n* atate
director of tha ercealiation. Coin box## will be placed In all
•«booi*mM rooir* add acme bueinet* houaoe, Mr. Byrd tald. A
■portal rlfta committee It la b*
orfontead la eollelt fiends from
tootviduaja and but Inc*, firm*.
Tag day la to be held on Jap. 2D
r^T!rU£?% l' r ^
•T .I’
r . r K bovl
doete will ha hold for pottart and
imhrtf*.
Headed ty Director Krnr*t ZKee*, the grvup of rtourch aewiu
lift* who will preeent “ Preview*
•>ft Progrew at the Bomlaole
High School Auditorium tonight
• H tomorrow at BiOQ P. M, or'lead In Sanford yooteadny 'had
*Ot ep their headoeortm at Hotel
Mayfair whore they will remain
f^r tho duration of Dm engagt-
telling In the program. Iwt me
aure the cltisOM Of Sanford t
auch it not the ceae,” M r. f
•aid lb I* morning.
In axplglnlng the purpoae
tha tbow, Mr, F m * (juaUd
Char lea F . Kottcrlng, Gem
Mo lore vice president, a* aayl
"There la oM thing wa havo
tha pathjT W y Included, boeldoo Mr, Foeo, common with
I^Unean Crem woU,_lny H a m , pbrmae 1 dcn'l aoo what m
there li la N Sonet It look*
Drive Continues
Without C heck
F a sc in t Casualties
In Albania Report
ed To Be Terrifie
m i n i k i n , j* n .
u — (a d
ll.llirh
*|r
Rourrca
*aUt
l-ln
ihr Itojal Alp Fofee
-In n ln t a “■llaht edge" In
(hi- aerial conflict deeplte '
rngagrm nl* un three front*
— In (irrre r. North Africa,
mul it home. The . u p r r n t r t
Warmer Weather
And No Frost Is
Outlook Tuesday
Idllm tiM g a , h ill iiii. night tl up.
vi-ial rraiili'tilA
ftrniiiioh'
fl'lf
« Ih l Ii
tl...
ii'miMiriiturv*
11 i ntiTDfl flovi i i * in thr
i
i Ii g i ,.,.* In ;(«n .
L m t State {'n m rllii Slum in the
(m il. Hi,' \\ riiih ri lliiii-nti tmlii)
Muaii ilii'tltn n*‘« r Winta'F Pwrk
ini'iiii'ti'i] I" n Iy ii.in g tviii|H'ia1/iFlrnhiV. h ml lAon TllitmiiA In
Jjjhi*
u rn iifm iir nl ami hp itm e n
luii'*
l i n 'liny, m ill no
rneiila hmvr htm mudi lo li.itt
flout i itavininri
ilniigi't Inn."PI. ,1. U i.ln r u lu v or
“iieiikern
al
I
hr
Ruhiri
f'lul
fi.-tt
*. A mmui* fhniM* who •‘iilrfrcl CBnniM r-ifo • T'li ur sc|w>
, wrri* MtH, AuRinttn ('n r - Ih r prlnrlpMl -tut'
Roy llultir:, (iifeirntim i f t<i
Fm ui I'L iik i ted pm I v ef New
lH 1 i"ii of
(Hid*lo* fiitil
PI
)].
Uulf c HHfriltoi-, mi ill In* h ad no i r
Fiigl.m d *nd tiie tii« at Luke#
MUr
Kvolyn
Stowe,
I ('•M tlmirel III* l B ( t M i
ye* tei Jay y» alight ly uiodrrahiiK
lii*
Siu-un K irtlry , uml
l|rn .
,uf
.Hanfonl.
M i».
V i s i t s m W iuM
writ tin i continued to rp m n l tv r r
(liv m itn n
11 Lin t ribbon in
a h»K Bil-U of tlia Jiatluir.
« R f tr a A ir ^
!•* n*1»nr#t$9rn4 *nMu1on, ' If 1m
T h r Ihtki’te ptlnf M y 'a l ' inurh
K lrth v and M r
Elowe wen?
12 nu hen tn iio iih rm Mattie
Aiding in oij^nizlr*
viunnhil h white nhboii, and M n
uud they lutiilrii aroriiu) |o tn
| Wljfhi ii in | M*'.w Stowe rath wcri*
tivilirp of the |oral c»oii|*
nu hi p j u -l him Hi i f M ichiJoel S. Field* 1 1 ii: in ii ruler ef I
I riven a red tlhbuit
t m alonif flie t ’anadinn In irln
^arnpiiign Hynifiat tnfnnnl'
• The -how
11$cni'Mt#*d by I he ( apuplM'11-1 ■Hwlng P.rM uf tlu S•*» i In i it W e rtiiu m , N ci.ula ami
lyaia, J im* P rp p rr, I**•«I.*
y inged nil
(•iinleii i luh- ..f Orlando
nnd Arm i K in l.rgluli,
rln avjutliwe*t tlearrl nf .• i *|* rtU n llril RLifra v u iu !ci
IN inter Pock, lugelher with the unm in h cuf the I*u"t Jthd o lh n
Jiu irn*
’'■loud I h*lami» 11 t»urdrn, wan m i lif lihith rdn i f Sanford i • ntteml I F« ur iru ln * f,.Ji
IVpfw r of Ftorida, ratin’ l*
iti ipnn*»'i- f*i hr even biggi r tlu hi tun ly Martin In*
foni Saturday mi n 1'ui
ili.ih I
and twu im
and mon ***hn I nl than they lu»d titnn uf the eoiign-ri-uma! i »-r»i
•In lav At tun I wn»k of I hr -K
•i
Huston,
hipptf!. A hirifi' fiiiriilier of eiu
friu p in Ih ii cum i'nirn wd
ir(
luirgh
m iller jn\ o!»t ij^nlinir uu. A n u n in ^
i mu raiiu1 I muu pul of town.
tmin> viktIi ii wrioA i f i »m *
Mu n n re u ry clim h.il fuur tu
fr^ttutr1* l « rn b r iitoio > f
The ermifdii.M m t c placed on m h b ilirs, in Orliilidu ne\t Tile
d ig n .s , through tl* Mt.wis.
d>i> night, Jan. 21
i ‘# i* T w » i
tirivr, iiu o n iin r lo T
lh
> Uv M m ...in i, fii\>n
Mi
Hie* will Apeak uf tlu , M u
Bytd, r^u n ly cbairhiiin
N$*hra*kn
11 Ti) pur at ur es
l eyiciir Home nl HitHi ••ehn k. and j d
T l *" pliuia of the irroup hi r»
netally
wen- higlo r Hum
.
Mi I irh| hat a tiilfulM r of tn kri I
rmn idfird buI tboao i•I•u r ■ t
"•* M ' h of Hit tl. •p ri.mth.
»it$
rn r ir f l lb rough
iurjud*
" *" i ' *hr freexing luu i|i|.)M,|
| hu\ tin m, he
1»u%4 * In pchn. |« niifl hu- '
“d
N -M >i I ’ho IiIji ii M.t 4. |
hr iiNfN, a d ilvi- fur f |m i v,)I i m
h
h
w .1ii•f
ami
K. H
"d
of tlo C.ulf
tup day. un
mid p<»"^ i * >
•’fuiii lied
ilh W
IV
" I........ .
....... w .ih
'‘V " ' 4
,
,
M. Mi u
J."> ..",1 I . . hoaten
........... „f
Ila n .p o rla llu li will »■ fu -11 )»»...* ]
tm l for itudrnif). n " 'I t I
of *•„.
Fu*-.
V mh u ni uratlu i u »i. 11 .
Anleriiun
Il>imr»i I •'ortl, «pccin| m<»
1 M
I‘i Amntcrn
i.u lf by Hu
i’" M « -I N't w f ’ ug Ia n r| ik | *Mi lu *)|
Sanford-Hrlmitlo K rn tii! < 1•11• cr
io * Ian do yeMe idnv thr se wishing to hear
' ' 11• 1fiMifiMg t non 1(» t.
", ib'.
a I'rw iiltiit'n H ill In! at> I m l)
■t e in the lauiidri in Mr Fie III rifthl, Mr. files
ahovi' fieexiny ,u).| th,
fm iih Hu* drivt». M tr
I
•l> ur team
dtviaKli hpvtik in Jjiikaonvitlr . u
1
w
m
ound
rt«*
.
u.
11>,
and
in
lnm
p
a
Jnu
22
thr group will hr amir un« im| J.*<
th a bn
F 12-20
in
i h*
iih iit
wrlirn th r id a am a rr f i*>11v % nu
Next m Hu urfuauintetir th.
ritales,
|K .................... loThrn* will l*r n«» hutirr lo bon ■
inn vi a •. t;
\V. ffpeiteep nf
Mfimitiiin Ferloui M -nlnun
'anvafRlng Ihi* y m r, *-ui I M
nfurii and I*mr Allen of He.
a $'*tld rijmt, had "\\ rtfru"
Byrd.
•r»d* w dh a UM Infill
antrind do th en « -*
P u ll of the fundA rdii*rl**l
The tram uf l^t, Tom M«
c iM e uml i-xh'iM ikt^ Atnil r f thr A(* rut t ip ) ieuvi Will I
. hee and' Hill Terhiim*, ho Hr
sfitrm oKivi-J sluvkly m ol It
rin
- dnfupi r u >i 11ii i
lo thr natiutinl orgnniantfi n I. Ocluiut". r apt tired tnp um"
i -J u i o J iilo ut fi00 im ir- *mtlli,
Ha U of Ih r money culler ted iu 1 nr hutmta , A field *»f ever 1*0,
V- llii- Utlatuln I'll 'l t lull
i
arit
,,f
Nnritiiekt't, Mua« . Ihr
(h it county will t«* rv(niii”d u
preaentmg "even rlth*R, com- It- gui'.t lum orinn niglil nt
IW ia tlo r Hureaii rrrx u lr.l ih tan
county fund tn he tt»pd f t or
fml In the fmirtieyt held al the
•inn (i t night m rcling nrnt ilin I 11••ni$itp vi-Rrirln uf flu- *.f rm II i*
r«BC* that ri lit III di*veil p hr
ill.'dread cirnran.
in r. t i !«• held at tin- Unti l Mu)
d hv galea okri n mdiu*
M r. Byrd rkplgtim t. The r t - n v
lull nt 7:90 o'clock
f ah n l fitft) niilea from 0 - irru
fund of ih r county in ram [$•!
Mr
Sara
U
rilTiu
Illiglin-,
|n
to bo um d mr M nurlt’ua for n fun <
m ienl of th* Orlan.lii i lu.i, m il
to biry nn l/on luiiff f ir thi ■ r un
I'H-.cnl the n rw ly-n ig u n im il Sun
ty, he raid
fniil giuu|i with a gu«c| uml H-.
I ir a l cfficcra wlio liavi* !$•■•••
Ifi-yuur-ohl cliartir.
M arvin
appointed aro T , Hradforil lt>r.i
-a m i- ” i f M r«. M. t'umrolng <>f
Tliul*tlay night nicm bci« I n n
rounly chairman; I I ra, Jwinrn l\
ill* rlty. 'lii-l vi-l-rHay monilng la in III v lied to a tln u l ii im i tim.’
Coat«* t f O t i r l i , county
m i<
l tin
Muntcip"! HiwpHnt
In m I (a> tunn when tl»« Pilot flu
td u f g r McCoy of t>M»"ln is
chairman; Mrn. M axnrlJ St«*k»aii.
I'-reived It* chin ti T h ii .I in llu ( uuly jail Unlay eliiirged
l ampn,
city chairm an; Mr*. II. It. 1-iim
lilV.
givi-. a dinner a l I he Oaceuln
ii Hu- tbrft of a tow, fulluWp Ljlicity chaum an; M m . tl. A
Fun cm I Rcrvir*.* will -re lie l'I U n til. Iluth the new H ut* ba n ■11ir hu* in r rat Hutiirduy mg hi
Iprar, U « day knd Lutton chm>
.|fl«rru'i uu rnlng at 10*30 o’clock rvcriitly been orranlted Ihruugh ul.Did | | 00 o’clock nt Id-* lioruc,
man; Edw anl Nelaon, port it* and ,t, the F i r .I llapliat Chinch In vxletiilun work c f the Orlandu
lit puty .Sheriff Jack
ihekeon
■prrlal avofita chairm an; L»ona«il
club.
\nradi*
* aid tuduy
IcLucaa. coin coHcctlon th a lrn u n ;
I T h r rim wn» alolrii I muii thr
Garland W . Spencer, aporta chair.
( m i n i m i llrothvrs rimch
mai
'y. p a ^ i, H&|ait h
I)*W-o!na M n r t f f
Illrkn’ ti
O'DImca*' chairm an; nnd Mm
vkii butchered Ir* ih r wood*
Robert J . Hollfg chairman of womi ih r rnucli projuirt)' “ This i»
jtM i'
-f the first ca*rs of row
Mote officer* of the orgnnltn
stealing rr|H irU il In son*e lim e ,’
lion Include i C, II. Treadway u>
the deputy sheriff declarrtl
State chairman, Governor Spm u n i
Campaign Starts
Raising Funds In
Paralysis F i g h t
Other R. A. F. Airmen
Hit IM Ioat Bases
And Itulian Cities
Of Venice, Turin
Communists Illumed
For Ecuador ( ’lush
Bright Report Made
Of Sanford’s Pro
gress To Itotnrians
Joe Pepper,
. O r Senati
N U M B E R 119
--------------------- 1
British Planes Fire
At German Soldiers
In Coastal Trenches
OR DEFENSE
18 Percent
M ajorD rive Against
Italy In Ethiopia
. By British Report*
ed Possible Soon
Member Associated Pres*
-«•
h. hi
/2 >J 3*, , f*Ati$ | W i" "
“*
i r.* h } m ■V
v ' tv
:V
A ' -'J
■ s
teid. be.
"J
p ,n ,
i .(•11111111
ll-ootM
J,,
th c
Irfin hcK along the Naxi-ocVn)>ti-il I'lv iifh -U c lg la n c u u tn
— piVMiimnhtv nw altliig |{Jtl n ‘s m k hm I to invodc E n g Iniul - were reported m a c h in c Knm nd lo d n r h v Rritiah w n riil)(ni'«, while other R. A . F.
raider* l.oml.cd N o i l U-hoat
Iimm '.h (dad ponndod
Venice,
T u rin and C u lu n la in l t « l y .
Aim .l rryoplc.l nr* rvverae* Id
( hr » . [ w ill: (irre e r, M u u u lln l
■hunk i i |. In* urmy cuminaiul for
the UiJril flp r^ I n , two rteittM ,
m u lin g hi* c h lrf uf ataif, (ton.
■n.t t y .. M Cavalleru to toko
ching. ..f Italy'* l.nriLgicaaed * r.
mi.'* m Aibahia.
D u Italian* « m repurtrd atUl
i.
tiiH lm g northward ilncc
fuli .1 K 1in in .* ami Gic Greek*
ii. ti) Mini Ii. hr in TVprlrnl.
I h. lin ii. li l.il-ynn tore** W ire
liuiilmg cun* from
Bardin
■r . .. ('. aurruunii Tobruk. T h e
•t at th*
in,|...i (uni F* »cl»( ,'i)t|>i«.
..... .
iih . i *. IM ) mile* »oulb
,, llririlia,
tr|iorl'*d cut #*»
tij- Mm lirltl.b
.
Ilulgnriau Premier J’hiloff Oell -■.•In— * —
J. A. Partridge,
Author, Is To B e
(iuest Of Honor
1
A
1‘a rt.idg i nf K n le t;tuiboc uf the iuriik •’From
I’lir-m ,'- D i n .) " Jin. I off the
J
* >, t,, •*» htiiir**" **urst of tha
*
M .lh n d iit Men'* C lub of
I,.nl nl ,i
wutiper meet,„)• I.. hi- held Ol the Metho.lu l ( hiirrh
nnnr*
tomorrow
night ul 7 HO u'cluck.
V M-ili-w uf Mr. ra rtrld e e *
1
in
l„*,k
uritten
by
W
1'. King,
f i n , , eilitur uf the L h r ittiin
kvnente. |irui**n It highly
••
-living hern ''w ritten In a V »p n|,ii. . g i n lilly »tyle which w ill be
iH inlnil nut nnly by preacher*
*i„| Hive* of pieachcr*, but by
lh<* Invnieii a* well."
I lie hook contain* 22 chapter*
mi purh them** a* "Wedding*
I Itrrak U p ." " A
Pataon** D t ll
I’r.igrnin." "filecpere
In
the
i hureh.." *• How At>l*olntn»MliU
nre Made.1 nnd
“ Mount
ifctta
H u m , W rung Cory**," M r. K in g
m ill m 111* review of th* book.
Ih r Introduction of the book »* •
u l." written t y M r. K ing.
" I t l* doubtlc** true *that the repivM'iitativc* of no othar V*raltcui Imve auch mingled eaporlenrr « f the ludlcruu* along w ith
(lie pathetic a* doe* th* preacher.
It gov* without *aying that t lu
prvacluT who take* hJm Mlf too
.erloualy ml**** much
of
tM
wholcionie and noretblng bunxar
of life. Rev. J . A .
Partridge,
author of -F r o m
■
P o m 'i
D iary’,'' ha* aucceeded In repro
ducing w ith vlrld n e M and reality
the Inter** ting Incident* Ut n
par.on* career. It will
awaken In other* tha dum b
memories of m y tncidoate
the Up** of yoor* ho*
Tha Semlnola Count; Guard
it tinted to meet Umlghi et 1:10
o'clock et the Armory.
A meeting Of the Badminton
Club hat boon called for tonight
at 8:00 o'clock at the Rocnmtkm
Hall for tho olootkm of officer*
local
P
II,
r r u .r < fvthc reutlniaow* arat .m » llr iR.mbing ml (iceman
- ■n*l cumiaanlraUwn*
ro d h .c tu .r uf |h« Incrratrd
I'la n r- friim
ItrllU h
tnd
Vm trirrn ftrlorlr* .
WBa;
*
*6
the
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cjto A r w i t£K
COBTA MICA tfi R H A * B N #
Herald
SAN JOSE, Coot*. Wirt. iin .
M la 1*60
•flttM m r t r r p l
mtmH, rl»tldm
advanced a step nearer ita final enactment yesterday with
iu XVta*
its approval by Wendell' Wfllk(d,‘Vte*nt‘ Repamfciin candi
date for President, who sa id ' th at "“In dire. dhttm atances
(aucli ns the present) extraordinary, powers v m ust ‘ be
granted to -th e elected executive."
*" [r ijMixrrrn i.. n iu x
Mr. WiUkie'fl -support of the Roosevelt bill gives to
the nation a degree o f unity, w h ich 'it has not enjoyed for
a
ek
p
n
'n
uela.’—Mai
many yours and. which in extremely urgent a t this Urns,
m m srnirriov. n .trie*
and demonstrates conclusively what was often said during
r> r* 4 f t» A ln » rr
the recent campaign that In foreign policies there was no
essential difference Ixrtween the. Dentbcratlc leader and
the Republican standard bearer.
■- • x
To Ihs sure, there ore certain other Republican lend
•k lta irr m il™
m r ti al
b N , l lb ll* * l «* * a a llc ra ..1 ers who imvo Irncii critical of this particular bill and even
ttSBWB la f a r IKe |»Hce«ar e l
r d M g a .w l l l he
»«r borne w ho‘have denounced the President's program o f aid
r»U r a * t» » ilsfa g r » l n .
to British from Iwglnnlng to end; B ut • there.d ore also
hUM
u ra iM r"
n . F — — » i » - some members of Mr. Roosevelt's own party, who com
t t t n . I n . r » , r « . B l T k f llrr a M !■
tha m iim i I tuM *r iii.in .in i mand important positions of leadership, who have i*ccn
o r t it v a l l * ■ i l « l i i l t r 4 la l h , I s r a - similarly iincnthuslastic about it.
n | H llra a t IS* a a a e c ry vrllh ,»!■ The most vigorous isolationists, wo believe, arc In
a * M l.h r a * * lu r lr r a la C S Iraga a n .
foci in llio Democratic party. Among them we m ight name
Senator Wheeler o f Montana and Senator Clark of MIswmri. These two men are In a class w ith Senator Taft or
Ohio, while Republicans Herlwrt Hoover and fUf Landoa,
though opposing this psrtlculsr litH, havo tn genera) .sapjjorted the policy of nld t/i Britain.
.....................
But all o f these isolationists<and those who would
aid Britain but not enough to do any good represent an <*•
BIBLE VERBE FOR 1GDAY tremely small faction In both parties, lu st aa."th«y repre
sent an rxtremoly Hmnil part of American public opinion.
Most Democratic and Republican lenders, like most Amer
r 110W OOOD ARE YOU.
WHAT a u e YOU n o o n icans In the rank and flic, believe that It In-vital to Ameri
Herein, la my fnthrr glorl- can Interests for Britain to win ths war, and that wliatthat ye hear much fruit, ever aid wo render her should ho sufficient to see her
ath ye’ be my dluclplc*.— through.
1
. . .
Thu lease-!end plan may he n subterfuge for outright
gifts to England, as Mr. Landon Bays, and It- may embrace
too sweeping and too many dictatorial powers ns even
Mr. Willkiti pointed out, nnd It may he that some modifica
tions in it nro advisable, hut In general it would accom
plish the purpose of getting help to the British while there
is yet time to do some good; nnd after all, that at the
moment is wligt, Is most Important.
y * tM
s MEATS, FOWLS,
STABLES AND ’
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P o d try and Dairy Goods alw ays dependable and
Delivery - Quick Service
Way — I l m J
Y ou T r l i d D S
Our D e l l d o * ^ :
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LUNCH
TELEPHONE
109
Malach Bi
I*.
,
if Mrs. Sanford Housewife went Into n grocery store
r* o/ .dnik fume s<hiii, ntll{ WUH offered something "that wasn't fit for buzzards
ft
/<
^n
, i
to ent," she probably wouldn’t buy it and she probably
S M r l** r w
rrm
mwouldn't go near the grocery store again. Florida growids'of warmth on iIn- do. ‘‘is whoput fruit on the market whltb “Isn’t fit for buzif snow.1
znnls" rrrtulnly aren't helping their enuso nlong either.
Jh'my bouwi ami iny
Mrn. Matilda Dennis, New York represantativo of the
,
, Wavorly Growers Co-operative, soys she Is often asked “II
m
rt m t
* 'Cr*
| Florida growers think the consumers .In the North’ are
i of *mokr finm flre«hnizzarilit, willing to eat any old thing they can get from
[fbbon tend
| Florida.’* Hho says she hns always contended that growers
in^raine**1
f *lU should let their own taste tell them what to ship. “If the
ilks tha tky and the'grower would not eat It every morning and would not
■wing*
I serve it to hia own family nnd friends, how In tho world
ng, year long, over *hr t0II j)C eXpect the consumer in tho North to cat It?"
snd home. The iprisp
Not mnny Florida growers are quite so Inconsiderate
«oma sgulri;
|tif the Northern consumer. By far the larger part of them
» I*1] k y1" »ky; " - not only ralso first class citrus but are particular not to
end Vn tny'*"1 “'V
ijtforlqr quality slip Into their shipment*,
''
| llnwevcr, t|io cartful zcsinus Efforts of tha majority are
nrmih nnd often nullified lay' tint rarclos*, If not downright criminKTODDAlilt n'* “ttempts of the few to nail anything that cornea from
----lliulr trees.
’I
A comparatively small number of growers pepporlng
nil'Had su'd l,lc market with green fruit, or with fruit that is hitter,
:id*.
I pithy or otherwlso unfit for human consumption^ can
. spoil a whole season for tho rest of tha growers. One® a
*iwsyiTBh*» Imusewlfe Ims been burned on Florida citrus, sh® Its apt
which "giu to steer clear of it for the rest of tho season. Sh® just
Hi. musirst concludes that this must be a had year in Florid® and th e
rest of the Unto asks for California oranges or; Texas
MIn |>m. itrnpefruit.
:• ■
fur nmilhpr
Whnt Is said here of citrus Is of courso true qf celery
i i.. t •>«•! and other Florida vegetablea During the last few years W«
M*
Itavo had what amounts to un over-production of the celery
crop, nnd yet throughout all these years no comprehensive
Lnk<* pnuntv I attempt has been made to eliminate from shipments th e
cjvrr then-, poorer quality of celery and put only the best on the maryrar.T,|ii.1 hot, thus building up a reputation for quality merohan. hn■' IwrinldlSO.
"
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t‘*V■
ucid. In *dCertainly ns long aa wo are raising more fruit Md
cir n« W
i? « b vogetabUa than can be sold anyway, w e .should ex®rt every
iy * minion possible means of ptaclnf only the best on tho markei.
rno-iructioti. There la no excuse for trying to sell poor stu ff when aepic
iitch nmnntt 0f the beat has to be plowed under. Tho grower who aMp*
doctor
I*
by Durwsrd
s i)locr*rh>»»1
RcpreernUtlve
leoigo Oallun,
indbergh,
m
.. \
*, yAjO*
*
1
*il
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s>
V?
* - ’• '-Vl
P n w (w a v n w t
.‘
monk's cloth -display rocks, end
w h fowsr had Its own IndlvhJul
■obc of water. Hundreds -fmn
•peclmen bloom* were eahlPtAl
tn th* Otrhld House, represent,
tng over 1 100 different ntojtod
rsrlfUea.
jSK'
On* exhibition stone, that of
d. O. periling, s grower In Her.
nondlna, conalaLed of a hundred
tsned vs ijctlea sty] offopwP on
unuausl opportunity . for thfrac
■riBjpp vM i|
Stores ( proprietor*, 1 |; employes,
M | payroll, *22,000. Automotive
groupi proprietors, «| employ**,
Mj payroll, 171,000. Pilling it*,
proprietors, 2B| employes,
electrical
sod ' hardware
0 ; '1■-ft., ;t
P. •-_■ f
■
*
J n "*f
atoroai
iwpprktcrt, a t- -employe*, i e ;
tPavroR, tat.ooo.' .juitootonta,
“Dior rating place*: 'propriator*,
mo
Director.’ 'pf
bribing who a year sco msda Ernest L.of Posa,
Prugr***," Ocncrsl
possible tho planUsg of 1"® “Preview*
Motors
traveling
circus
of science,
rsmrMls garden >Jf* the Mcsil
Ratsnlcsl Qsiden. There.are some which will bu picmiitod on the
five hundred bash** In .It repre •tsge of JleminoU High School su.
senting over *0 .varieties, many dlt.rlum tonight and tomorrow
of these now help* tn bloom. at 8:00 P. M. There I* no charge
fn the Reception
were for admission.
f* oulatnndlng n ie lli* ,
ments, an «xnib]tion
aoiurnmpatltlvp ^®pins,
rsmcllla paintings nod
flower tn .the show.
START SAVING %%
Before Your Present Policies Expire . , , Inquire
About the Havings Our PtoUeyholders are Realizing
'
on Iheir 11
FIRE—WINDSTORM—AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
In "An&rlffc'a' Strongest Mutual Confpanlcs
AH Ignmcn Have Been Satisfactorily and Promptly Paid
ISl'employea, f t *w i m l I/ *7,090.
ktorr*: proprietors. T fto a pi ayr a, Sdl • paWsll,- 115.010.
Fusl. Ice, ■fucl.tll • dealer*-; pro.
pel*tor*. 3 3 1 employ**, f j pay.
roll, fit.OOa. jM r r lr r sioros shd
other atoreat - proprietor*.
t#l
Hnnloyee, di sayrell, *4,000.
R«t*H **)»* In Florida totktod
1014,404,000 In tOSt, .the re
port continues, "In addition to
which there has been a* rubaton,
tie] drop In Urn geiieral kks) of
consumer goods prices' In the
| 10-yrsr period."'
| The number of stores Increased
since 1010 b>- 7,321 or 84 per.
- coot, compared with n fain |n
populatleu , of 4SO,703 tw M f
' ponwnL Steve* Increased from
3 i!l,2#8 la Itto snd *>>73 In
3 IM S to Si;«14 Ip' IM * . the
■ gab) sines 10*t Isclud&f 2*4
* apparel star**, 1,14* fflUjur s U .
( lions and 0,1*0 u tlh g and drinking
arrange,
Yack of
• do*m
the best
Tne Judging started at 3100
o'clock yesterday afternoon and
was not finI*tied until nearly
Jerk. T)m Judge* on arrange
ments were: Mrs. Fred Yerkee
npw
Industrie*,,
C. M. BOYD & CO.
..................I Hanford, Florida
r«s ils a ri.F ra *
to lllnatrat* a;mo of the ini
are to m and
;»Th*re to|
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l *®Kx«y
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Repairs
Qr
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Repaired — E xpert W elding *
M
r$
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m
nSatU
h"/
totting .
mw
-
.ta be csrrled on with® roll
flmulsr to the on* Sato.
Unlvstitn Array (a th« Ch
•drive. Alta,of ths group
to- fill ,U»o Jkuim with /tin
ciestc ® inBe, rf dime*. A|
"*
>' !toV
ercen t
a
S J s m ii
very well becoa* Urn
dnetoilng S-1
Jon, 30.
R e ta il S a le s
.ihUosophy which we sh
lo ;tr***raJt |o the thi
Campaign
Starts
Wh. m a
mu
m -mr
os the doctor doing the I
bare to. -doctor the
g hplg -the doctor being!
i r .a lls a M * Vraaa P a g a
wants,to h* .doctored, or
dor doctoring tho rf the tw*> etoti>Y* *w D
lettidb* doctor the way nounced at the Birthday l
Local Residents
Awarded fitUbdf
h
§how
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lT, J a n u a r y
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID/
PAGE THREE
IMrs. J. L. Horlon Is
L a rry Rioses of Tam pa was
tha ttaekrnd guest of .Mr. and
Mr*. C . A . Whlddon.
Mr*. J . I - Morton »»•> in'ta llrd
M president nitil () |i Inndre-s
M v ltf-p tn iite n t l» -t m l nt n
meeting of th - C hm trtin Builder*
Class of tho K in t
i toot ion
Church at the home , f Mi* 1 \
SIHiraw .
Al*o Installed to •rrve fen tho
year nrrt> Mr* .. P .. il«on oho
w ill net as secretary unit Irrnsiu .
C , C jn mittov ro|M -Is o r r r Iu -.i t .I
and |>lana fm tho nro \rai ■omli,
A social h itir on* r n in r i l l,j
the following
>,i
:iu,|
\|>.
G rrrg c T m to rn .l \1
iin.l M i0 . 0 , I nmtrrj*. Mr* .1 ]
Vi.
black, Mr*. .1 P tV iU m , Mr*.
J. L . Ilrrte n , Mi*» llertii- llu e h r-.
M b ' Motto. M ice.
'll** Jo , i-o
Met' *nw anti
Mi
mimI
I
\
Mcfl raw *
Friends of Mr*. I - I - Clark will
regret .to learn that she i* ill at
her home w ith InGuensa.
Meeting Oates Are
Changed Hy ('lass
LILLIAN ADAMS, 8 od «ty Editor
'a!
T U t f h u i 148
'Officers Installed
Calendar!
Auxiliary Group
Col. Theodor* Roosevelt A u x ili
a ry th roe, United Spanish W a r
.'
| UDOUS I
A la r tan Claaa of tjie Baptist Veteran*, met In regular tension
S m ith w ill hold Its regular busl- last Thursday evening Is tnita)l
■ M and social meeting at 7:30
' . I I . a t the church annex with the newly elected of fie flu with
fra. If . N . Cleveland, Mrs. V . G- Mrs. Mae Shrafer, past depart
tasty, lir a . F . L . Oampier and ment ’p-esldont, as Installing offi
I n . A . J. Paterson as hostesses. cer.
Business Woman's Circle of
The now officers are: Mr*.
Presbyterian Church, Miss
[a ry E a rle , chairman, will meet tV. E. Jam errn, president; Mre. L .
ith M rs. W . U . McKinnon, 001 M. Illme*. senior vice-president;
[ggnolla Avenue, at 8:00 P.
Mrs. Mary Af/eller, junior vice*
' Jtm lo r - H igh Parent-Teachers i
Isaoetation w ill meet at* 3:00 president; Mrs. Alfred rrleson,
elnploin;
M is.
Mae
Sheafer,
•eeietnry-troaetiror; Mrs.
C. C.
Priest, historian;
afro. f. M.
fiw a h , past Instructor; Mr*. C.
I', lo rd , conductor; Mr*. Ernest
I s g riq n U t, assistant enndueter;
Mr*. A llie d King, guard; and Mr*.
L I. Pirkeilnc, assistant guard..
Mrs. C. I.. llewsr.n. Junior ro
ll- ine p.e* blent. presented ' the
i M iring president, Mre. L
M.
huali, the past president's jews).
.Standing end special commitles i were appointed t y Mre. W .
K. J » ra A»on| neuly elected prrslilent. including executive, finance,
Ipeislatire,
membership,
relief,
Amei Iran lam. hnspMotixation, grslfuro. or any, history end puhjlcity.
Mr*. Mime* snd Mi*, piektrlng
Robert K. Lee Chapter of th- were appointed on 'the tourist
Children of the Confederacy will toititnlMoc. Th e ramp and
the
neet at the h rm r ot Miss I nth Is an ciliary w ill preunt u special
M w ily , Magnolia Avenue
and prr grans around F»h . 22 for the
(jnetrenth filreet. at 3:10 o'clock. entertainment of the touriite In
County-wide meeting nf llun-e this section.
Vissonilratlon Club* will l«e held
A new member. Mrs.
Frank
,t 10:00 A . M. at the F.lks Mall. '•'vans, and a transfer, Mrs. I - M.
Fidelia Class niertlnp has le n t Mimes, were Initiated into the
Mstponed until Jsn 21.
organisation at the meeting and
w
*p “
‘r*
,
' rrv
rra i new ■iipiirBunnn
q ir
several
applications w
were
S a n fo rd
E n te rta in e r
. «o n a < d ^d . t h c r*urtn? o rctem
gave their yearly reports preeeding the Installation followed hy
routine business.
* Mra, Ruth .Gcrslon W rig ht * ill
It was annruneed that the'
irgt^nt a
program
luunirn w Veterans U .8 .W . and AuSlliaty
t p ‘ luncheon of the Mai and W n. were invited
to attend ■ ret'
nan's Club. Mrs. M. N. Jsrnli* union and dinner of the First,
iT DsLpnd Is program ihairinsn. Florida V o lu nlrrrs on Jan. 13 In
Th e nrogram will iiirlinli-:
Um atilla.
t
lolo— “God
Bless
A ...... ..
The next meeting of tha anxlllrt'v wit) be held on F «b .' 13 a t'
113 E lm Avenue.
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’o Appear In DeLand
•'
lr. and M rs. H . B. Pope spent
la y a n d 'S a tu rd a y in Jackaop-
H enry C leary of New Vork
C ity ‘ I* spending a few days at
the .ila y f a lr Hotel.
„
Mr*. B. V . Moore of Znnes.
rltle, O.. has artived at 30.r> Park
Avenue to spend the winter.
James
w ith the
lahassee
business
rs a vy who is connected
News-Deatorral of T n l.
visited in Sanfmd on
Saturday.
- —
i - *
M r. and Mrs. Earl K ing and
dtughtar, Mary Jean, of Jackson,
villa have returned to Sanford
to tnake their home.
M rs. George Mr.yo of Atlanta,
Ca., M Us llorls lla ll and Mis*
M hllh a Adams spent yestrrday
afternoon In I^u ltfi with friends.
W illk ic
HIRt D d X
Great Janiwry
USBDCMt
Now going on a t ' A L T
MAN C H EV R O LET 'C O .
Buy
a
quality
OK
aood
car. Wa must Biova these
fine used cart, to make
room for etfcerg -betar
traded In on the BIO
NEW 10*1
CHEVROLET
buy uty rued cat.
These pro the cleanest
Used ears la jtataTard
you
1940 CHEVROLET
Special Deluxe -BRe*t Is .
den Just Hhg new.. ,
1939 CHEVROLET
Deluxe Sport M a a .w ltti
only 11,000 raUee, beet
18 Chev. te ■BaafarA.V
1939 CHEVROLET
Deluxe Tow*sedan, ( new
tiros, looks oad t e l ' n i
YoaTi lilt ihe p ow «r,it!e ctm (r
•ad ton* o( thit »rt. Btit of til
you'll like i n am aiing low
rict* I I mb 3 .hand r*veptioo,
hilhitmunu Sftriktr, builc in
Ploop antenna.
Tha CM ISTIIPIILD
A
Mure pmtrrfid then mine Iivpinlri
Inn (hr >ei where >p«»e is tiiuihle.
M u eleiliH Cush-Hultnn lunin*.
shielded limp entenn* end m ini
other (enures.
The U U IIC MA1TIR
A p p ro v e s
NEW
VO lt K . In i
|
— W rm il'll W illku1
provi'il
*‘UlOl
1*t,
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r r » ’i*idrn(
Kitso. \, |j
|., ,,
bill to ni«l Mi (trim
muj
lifjimccit ho xv t U v
f«i
lam l, (iri>hiihU v- -ilmt i
,
1.0 let U«1y till1 '"HI
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rnndhlatr
ou.l
.
pow#‘r*» m tft In i*inni.tl •
W arten Odham of Camp B lin d ,
lag' spent the weekend wilh hi*
mother, Mrs. |1. B. Odham. at
their home on the Orlando high.
W-y. ■
___
'* lit* , Elnyd Heater of la k e ,
land 1a trpvridlng Ih r weekend with
(Tar •parotid*, M r. and Mrs. W. E.
B f U i.. Mr*. Hester U the former
I’rraMonl ♦hm.I.
MjTr-V'd Vr-a. Ca j ] Furran and
Confederacy Chapter
A hIvh Director llcre
Mra. E, ( . Miitihcws pf fMy*
- k i n . i A . - I SmUh, Mrs. W. A. mouth, atilt*' director ««f ( lnl.lron
of
ConM**r*r> work,
M c a S lg K gnJ WlMUm McClellan.
If), pi Macon, Ga.. are visiting Invitrd t » aitciul thr mnntKljr
irv Hanford an the gureta af Mr. mcatlnf of tha Bobort K. l/w
C h ip lr r , d i l l tire n « f t he {T m fu t.
Uhi-Mr*. Jlsarg.MeLaulln.
orary, t* ui'urmv pftt*riMM>ii nt the
,, Mr, and Mrs- Jpmcn Higgins homo of Mina l.uDrin (lorm ly nn
atij Malcolm Higgins spent yes. Mnjrrn ha Aviu u o and Nm* ti-i-utb
ttroay In Latheland as tha guest .Slroot.
Han-t frr tho nnmuil c hihlriii
cf Vv. and V h . Albert King and
of ( ‘ruifnlcracy Stale i d m i tili*»n
MIts f'ladya Rouder.
to *' In It I in San fm it in Inn* xxt I
U f . gnd Mr*. Hugh Comb* lefi hr ii ndo at tomni rou h mu *t ■*
I' VI
Ibis morbtog to. return to their which Mrt'gririi at
A yoml nt(rndunce «d mi min i
h bih4'«fl*r'spend ing several day*
M .i
hsra a* th* guasts af M r. snd i" f\|M*itrd to moot Mi*
>
Mr*. Glshn V.‘ M cK ay. M r. un.l tlll'VV •
Mra. M c K a y Lhd guc*ts spent
C Lta nU y a ( (h i Marine Studio:
'.snd' St. A aftu tln *.
Home Demonstrution
Notes
Mr*. J U l p b ; W ight and M>>
I L . ’ B . . Pop*' Atten d«d ' * concert
B , R E V A D. A N D R E W S
bjr A r f u F Rublpetsln, plant* I, ob
^ t u r d a y -* v « n | g f 1* the Orlando
O ily i*A i^Tl^*Itm t.- St i I* * u the |
( ITIM H MAUMAI ADI
eert* he
Flnrldn folk* arc lucky in Imv
tn*--*MW«atlir'h y-th s-C V e le Music me RiTi'aa to mi uhiimlun* c *«f
j $ W K H K f * j e Orlsade,,
1 wniiHt'i ful rilrtH i *ml* nl ihi**
lime * rn n p ri, grn|u'fi int. 11-r11»111*.
ip * . Robert s
tamjrln*, ktiniquaU, t alnni* lulut
Udliert Dightod I
and lu n y cririii Any onn t,f tin
r., where
week to r E l Fp1
* frulta or a con blnation nf ih* m
I to make
they will.join g i v
W .ependlnv j may hr u*o«l f r dalkioii*. w In U
their hit) '
J h mo "nii^radts nr mniari nlnih ■
ip Banfnrd And riot Lilly for in n iith for hut
the p«*t'
flimep'l trents, Mr. |biarntl,
lim it. timirin«, ninf nth* t
hton. Mrs
| bread*, hut for many other pm
ll«t* « n t i n « houic radio. >f( b*
rradj- fur th* nut«l<»or» litre » a «ct
lhai play* ^h e re in p .u *o |n,H?
UJ i lt i r nth lone, pa*»er ami r n r
Vafrylii* lla« hu. h .ft
antenna
Up«raiei tin At •
IX or Haiirr> No«hhrJlm K
J
■t the liihtti prit*
TII-PLAT POITAILI
, It slin
rum at« n r r« M bill Ml r* \ tliot
grra* plnrr h In . I .......
grunt of
ftOfiat*Vf*it
Hl Imvp
H APPY
Id t
The STRATFORD
lAHin-bcasc Hill
I l N i w b l t tbVIr home in
i>
A small radio with the besury of j f ?
t coatolt. Ideal for bedroom, [ n
guns room or apartmtot. It's a i' fe;
real bargain!
rR|
F.S.C.W. Students \f,
Are Praised For j
British Aid Work!
J . O . Adams of West Palm
B m h v s i tha weektnd guest of
his fam ily at their home on West
N inth Street.
[ rro<N II. A Strnford, resigned,
j
Hi*
new
app m ttnm it,
with
hrrnbiunrti
mt (ka ta, U in eo| opcintimi
with
the Hoard of
County Co nun i111oners r.f Merlon.
(FNf j r i O N A l f
The Weslcv'nn *Vr\,cc tlnil-l
the First Mi-liii ,H-1 t tim, li v
licet on .................e l I -nlm
each niorih hi il
h.nn.
,(
A large part of the tin t fleet of 100 mobile rantrens preeenicil b) the
d ifT -'rn t nii'iiihir*. it wn* ilcvi.
A m em an Allied Relief Fund to Great Britain are inspected hy I m d
F'riilav evening si tin- u n d in e
W owl ton. Minister of Food, as they arrive In l^ndon. tVoolton is much
the home of M i, \
K Shi
In tha news now with Britain being furred to rut down on rations
mnkei.
i
M is '■hi i n u ll i , n.I .N - l
ttevr tionnl prup'inn :m,l if.
• ness ilii-li**i.-li » |,i. I. t,.||.in
A
■%
•
V H
rieiis'es f<ii ill. in .i I .,,
i “Igned.
Ihirii*,. iIn* ... i.,t i ,,,
mi-nte We • •I i . , .1 t 11 . I .. I,
inc: Mt* I
V\ i ' i ,|.i ,
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M. It Smith Mi
t
M tu
lave. Mr* \nr, , fl.... I \|,
|
cilli- Jn h n -m . Mi
II
i u ul,
* n. Ml**
Hi. | f;i ,, \|,
ntsl.er nn-l Mi
l|. i . , n , | ,,
a'd, n giti-sl ni it,. ..... , ,,.,
Friends of M r. and Mrs. B. C.
Moore w ill regret to learn that
they ore 111 a t Ifarlr home
n * V T > T «rT % n af Kiratit war* tha
n o u ^ i m i U r t l A r of Mr. and Mr*.
U rn b tU c Dance— Carolyn Nn'ila
f f O ranfe C ity
^4f^— “A llra Blue G o w n M a r r i r t
.H nnrit pf Sanford
» / v.
* TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY!
-Double Program
raonai '3
w ilh rfflce* in riant C ity, hn*
become county tiffcnt In Marion,
It I h ininmincrd by ,\ r .c |M,iK v r l
vleo director of the* Stnto Aftrifttb
tural K*
it S.-ivire, H,. sue-
vp.i tti
>
tit Inn i
j
i fit i
thr light nl lh* . . m . >.i . m.
rv am! 1 have |
onrilh m
th* concUiMttn 11«it<, tvitlt n
rations, it
boxl.l i»c
>,!•
W illk l<( » Mid
SEMINOLE
TIRE SHOP
MUa I.urllla ('ro iitn in , of Chlraao.
•lariltd St. IVtrrahurfs Fla., with
thfa original atin arul hal hung cm
ium*. a ruh nrt «lip o trr red and
blue bra and deep hi mt la r o iif itv b
•horia, with led and blu# yan<
paraaoi to oialch.
Dinner In Honor Of
LehtmiMN’ Birthdays
S
I t ’s t h e c o o l e r
< T - ta 8 tin g . . . m i l d e r c i g a r e t t e
|ary Might.
o n u r c t l c •■ . C h c B l c r l i v I d . . . h c c u i i s v
.
1Rgnford
lllla Hhow
I 'Gardens
mid
Mrs.
iche (Cennedy,
MX- end Mrs.
hra. Wallace
I p i Fred R.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr*. Jo*
>K.. B. Stowe,
:L e re r U n g ,
Have you evri im pi I msriiinholi
In lea. for itiytiinco, rnlsn oit lo
I matm alade, iitrfeinhly? If nut
try a spn.nfiil f r r u most i.-freshlng rhsnge frrm Ihr Imo
honore.1 slice of lemon j<hi* *.i
gar. The marmalade will s m .-l.i,
and flavor at the same time U ,
vs you a very simple hut .1. .
lous recipe ft r ralamondin n u
malade last week. Itemrmltri that
Ihe marmalade must not te t o
stiff but should lo- ju -t bn,
Jellied ao that ll dlssolvi-s cs.ltj
In the hot tea.
Did rou ever substitute u f .
sugar tn your breakfast r e n a l ’
| cr hay* you used It as a fill,,,,,
for those little left over puP**tcy tarta or as a sandwich
i *proad with cream cheese ■>,
peanut b u tle r7 ]| Is equally Knod
for party aandwlrhra or for th*
■chodf liiiich M il, fla yg y y u n r i
livtiN ii I u5l*tpoonful of m m .
? . a ^
r m m to make *
ti
j*
w adaa, or ha%t you
K
I l ' s c u l l f l l I lie S M O K E R ’S
( inusr
It"
| \te p ie r- •l
Mi< ■m.ilatl,
luantlly <d •
, m e ivcl....
. tkes 7 h-- i
•d ii nil nil rqiui
I,.*1 ;a-r*li* iniiki
illmg for lu>ii
ii ill I r rs p n in'll
Tmi-hcil i‘ll " 'O '
suite lr in K X 1I'
,-ipr for l hi- ii ■i
the rpcipe f
1 holer it c
] even, m in ut >
I t.ave hud tin
iialailr. hi i
i he irtuv
■J i-gg whiles. I
1nu rswt i.-ni
t*hli-*|irnns un.ru:*
, Up SUITS I
ialee. ’ > 'ni -m i rresm of ta i.
'*r. 1 ™ tt i s * .if salts, y nisi
.hallows, sod >, l**s|unn grated
-ranee und
Con bin* u n i- a tm egg whites,
r-ugai, i range pore, cream of tar.
ter, and -all in lop of double
boiler. I ook . vei ladling water,
'waling . - . . . . . »ritl— — Irh r -ta rbeater until light and fluffy (about
T minute*I I'ut maishallows In
iplarters add to flQitllLg-gEtiXUUt.
and ft hi oi until partially dis
solved Add orangp rind. Maker
enough frosting to cover loaf
cake l l * 7 *1
inches In else.
n\
t h e o n e c i ^ u r c i t f tha t K i v c » y o u a
COMPIETEIY SA TISFYING Sllttikc.
Y o u t r y lit c m a m i f in d t h e m
C O O l u n d PLEASANT
You
Iiy'ln li n e a n d
fin d t h e y r e a l l y TASTE BETTER
You
hoy
p a c k a f t e r p a c k a n d h o d t h e y a r c MllOER.
MOVIE
FILMS
r
9
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r -W Z im * -
iittsa
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R ^ rtB a f rid *
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IT
' •% •
RlchorfC. Daly
Enlisted In tho Canadian army “to
Aght'tb* Fiae-liti’’ olnco lilt Any.
7. Richard 0. Daly, Z6, returned to
Mi Elyria, 0., homo on Chrlatmaa
forlough and raftotorod for aelee}Wf oortlto. Nop bo li lorn between
tx'comln* a Canadian army de
af r|er. or -a U. B. draft drlinqoent.'
lie; la -scheduled for'U. 8. aerelce
lU rtlh g 1 dan; SI. and National
l»iwfl lllrrcior Clarence A. l)yk.
•Ida haa ruled Dale mist aeree.
-,
Shown wUh tho Knot*- foe
Trophy (i Rohm 8uffrld«a. of
UnlecrNty ofTemieeaa*teOattse
portfolio, u tho oatiUndlnf football Hath
Laborlte, of tho country In 1948. Bo M i l
4
S r i" ,'! ;
raehotaor. Ha charred that Joseph (Socka) Loots <ri
extortion raekot from hit *"
..............................
collecting
-------- - .1120
. . . nraekly
------ - fi
.’rom officials of Tcsmotora Uni
under threat of murder. Lenta waa aerrlng time In co
a Bah racket Center la Caeiar Barra, defenae atlorno'
held la 880JWQ ball by tho Now YerK Felony (i
Admiral John H. Taw era
Roar Admiral John B. To w i
shown after telling the I]
Naval Affaire Committee |B W
Ington that the Navy's air et
alon program Iacred during
Ipaat year, with a nat gals of
, 446 planet. Bat the proyram li
Z. - T i r a n a
leal naey, the Atlantic, la
Andrews, aboard S Clipper pi
rk u id X K
Senator1
I, chairman of The Senate
lyrnae of South Carolina,
•Committee, are ahown In i
Dll federal budget, which •
ladere of Relief}
Ida tour to mobl]
djaaiter-elrlekr
Nichole, record-
^moiaTlwoa^arUi
JgAaLg jail' r m * 7
i •i u i
Usi
Thomion .1
». No., an'
.
�4
TH B
S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
P A G E FI VIS
rn r o r
I Sanford Rotary W hite Pointer Wins * I"Km. t i T rWt nirHr inTOFar n Ft|)RII>A
rn ttrir
I!*
* W inter Haven Show
won a n v tiv o i.r r o i \ n .
Club Team Wins
i\ r p i ^ c r n \
WINTER HAVEN. Jun. in
S t a t e Tourney ISpeclal) More than 200 lired W IL ^Lf Ill'll I EOF-1■ J r t*lntm I
tu b
Straight Win ln'Tflhight’j Race
The aeeWiirgly invlncihlr (.rand but gone undefeated in hi* Itit
Man, D. VT. Tarpenlng*
great five atari*— two nf which were
two year aid. roe* back to the echoolin^ event*
py*t*U>nlrht running for * fourth I fha l l . n t c card brine* out
i w r m ttl official
triumph
nt many ptomiaing young rontan.
(he S«n ford. Or I*ndo Kennel Dub den. for the evening— the qulnie.
in the featured ninth rare.
la race— paring off *uch favor.
. Tb* brlndle offspring of O r l l n a* Dally Green, Judge'* De.
Ex and Giancop, face* Smoky rialon, Joe WilUrd, Gold I**f
Ranger, Rltna Girl, Fin*h Itiack. Lad. ijamn Light and Ace Driver.1
•tout, C n tk tr Lad anil httn»l
Lonr shots continued to coitip
81* aa other outatandlng eon-lthrough during the paat week,
lender* In the
claj»ic
event, highlighting tho |I32
qulniela
•- - i..
■ layoff Saturday on'Ilot Fire and
*rry
Kay
while Thursday'*
In *1* *t*rta while her brother daily double returunl f 73(1
. i i i ■
*
A P P G A K b 'T b P I T A
YANKEE REVIVAL FtANL
F O R / 9 4 /... M E E T S
U O E M C C A R TH Y 'S
R E Q U IR E M E N T IS BIG
AM O FOwEREOL ...SlSl/VAK
SCOUTS F IR S T AfO/kCD THE
B i6 R ig h t h a n d b r a t
S T LAURENCE UNHERSHV,
WHICH P R O D U C E D
HAL SCHUMACHER.. S t \ E
FINISHED THE H>fO SEASON
WITH 13 O O YS EC U T i VE
Vic t o r ie s FO R NEW ARK.,
WINNING DECIDING GAME
AGAINST LOUISVILLE
.
IN LITTLE W O R L D
Ife S E R I E S ....
■» ■ '«■
Two New Coache8 Tar Casrers Lose 2
W W d
Tn
Aasifif
M-n Before Opener
I? 1
■ d •* > L I F T E R
TAIIK ,
J*n.
lita 1 I f r I 0 ( I I A P ) — 11ollin«
t'olleire
raifera
----I suffered two blown Sunday night
Jan
11
' Ju»t a* th^y were atwiut art for
u ': , „ ’ ‘
.
, I he *i aion opener Wedne*day
M ullini, one " f,n itd 1 hureday night* here with
treat*, end O r J the P.-naacula Naval A ir Ha*e.
former *tur at t Eddie Weinberg.
*inatl
but
Angi'lr*. wr e, fleet forward, fotaook the team
:o fill vnranrie*; •? **T .hi* fortune* with Ja rk
ty
of
H nrUi*l M cDawall’» winter f<w)tb*il constvff They « i l l lint » n t wbirh
began
practice
h Tom I n il
I
w f*k and Leonard Phillips, '
of the appoint.! *i* foot five inch renter, »ufby III liilin J 1 freed • severe recurrence of *
of Hie 0lover. "f'W h a ll knee" injury
“
T o n ijf h t ’H
i *i B u t
**Jhl8 I b A Book
tv^O f All Timp”
. a bool of all of u* allv*
. . ; a book about lov* **d
ccuragr and
Innocence
and
rtr*wgth
and
decency
and
iftaClA • J l !■ written with a
jWUdom that wakle* the mind
and cool* It. . .It la written
p ith an tanderataadlng that rip*
ih * heart with (■■pawlon.'*
S CogM* m t ir*»l*tlon
T H irR E A D aSHOP
f
"R E N TA C
na w.
U B R A ir r*
a r.
f iiio t
i i i m t .s u
ftm o o N K n
hafk
i— r* * |.
I
3
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t
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P
)
— Tw u
M IA M I. Jan.
Hritiah achooncr Huron. obj.H'l
a C.Hiatguard aeaich Sunday aftr r it wa* reported overdue mi
a voyag* fruro Wrat Palin Itearh
to Weal End, Uaharuaa, haa a ilived aafely at the B riltih 1*.
bind, it waa announced h*.e Sunday iilitht.
V fR * N ~ — —
I T I f OVIRW Ot KIDT IV. it>ey smart
■rut bum? Murine bring*quick relief.
Try two drop* of Murine ni|ht and
mornitif arui wtif-oF vr r ynur E m arc
irrUate*! nmt rriUlcnnl oc feel tired.
m o k i:
Muiln# )■ alknlinr— fimr and |an%lr(
r«imomioil, luo, T iy Muiiiw today.
The Thrill
i N v r s r i i. m k in
w X S IIIN G T U K ,
Jen
U
i A I ’( 1 he Civil Si rv in- i mu
inn** Ion asktnl t'niigtrjiB Sunday
tr* nut hurl ic <*Sfui!i!<ioft
of
it
lnr» .• in p n mil nn inv(*a|iirat|Ot
nl i vi r>‘ (trranii l)lm fd ill n |in
lionul (1i'fi*na«* Job.
)'>«! •
plif Mutt
o f Picking W inners
rONKJlIT’S ALL-STAK KKATI’UK
t ii
it vi i:
—
F r r n t m
—
POST
cTO*1i#l4il Ml M* MM IIM
;—
r - o.er
w I
, ,
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Un
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M l M IN O R S W l i i "
11(id
—
mi
t I* ' I H E R
I Mi
lilt A N II SJS
Kill
E IR E
I I ASII1
III \< h S I D M
m e iiin
iii \
CM A M I S O N
M V to h l I t A M . l i t
R IT A 'S C lH t
TIM E
I ii
»IS P
M
Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club
*V l\ r'J*
r
“■
M m ar* shown at work In the lathe *hop of the IDooklyn High School
•f Automotive Trades, where New Vork'n first all-night trhool tin*
ipaood at an aid to national drfrn.e t 'l,» e r , are held from 10:111 P, M
until i A . M. Rtudenla there are prepared to rater national d rie r-*
Industrie*. A irc ra ft expert* etc iu lie aiming the Inatructuit.
Un Unulr IT (SnnfnrtI llighw ii)) nl luii,;w"t>
ulmtit s nulfH Stir I h of Or Inml i.
TURN AT RK1> ARROW
DAN DUNN—Seen*! OiK'rnlive 48
A G O O D P l a n .*
EVER YO NE RUSHES
T O S E E A F iR E -E S P E C I A L L Y IF I T 5
ON YOUR O W N
GROUNDS /
Y E S , D A K E .T H E
is
S T A C Y M A N S IO N
- - b u t w e
D E V IS E A M E A N S O F
h e a Vi i v
HAVE T O
a t t r a c t in g
g u a r d ed
t h e
guards
F R O M T H E H O U S E W H IL E
YOU S TE A L T H E GEM
T H A T LL BE
EASY. BANKOiG
W E 'L L S E T
aw ay
S O M E TH IN G ON
FIR E N E A R T H E
HOUSE
V E tn
Bui
DO
•CiU K N O W W W C O E
TH E
J E W E L 19
H I D D E N -------- A N D
J U S T HOW
TO f
G E T AT it
J\
\HM --VOUVt
G O N E A T TM l'.,
O F TM E HO USE
T H I N G U iG H T B u t
AND ALSO O N E
W E L L H A V E 10
O F T H E G D O u n O S, C A S E T H E J O 'U T
% V lA V t A P L A N
HERE
' 1
IT 15 .V ^ T H O O O U G M L /
_____
E B r Z H g ^ T ;^
One nf Ih* two Inland roun
trie* of Kotiih America, Paraguay
haa unuaually hick Infant mur
tality. lluokw ona.la ita moal comm m dl**a»e.
X
BEFO RE
th e
WE
jo b
1U/H
' /
cO U M U S T
m / r o t r .N D
BE
'*■>' r o o o tT ,
a i
m ust
SUCCESSFUL
S TE A LIN G
in
N tL
:i
'• E V E N ®
IF W E K I L L ■
TO DO IT / ■
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1
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i
A FO UND
«A V R Y O U R VTa»h iwpadiwd by
un* who r**uy know* fcw.
■DIAMOND dmn*r ring ’ Brlgg*.
JawaUr lO g n a lU A t *
Magnolia- Av*. or n ^ r
a Union 0 VW* on Hcc. 1tilUM PAIKTINO. V - I* yorthao
at W. H .-J U lU ; Bar. Bla. Ph
fit. Reward/ Call Herald
"T
if*
* ndiatfg»*4 (*(•*,
jrA frt)W c K i
PURE
IU T K
T o ALl. WHOM l
*i V i ’ON *
C F IIN
Nutter it liFii m jr-tru Ii,n MA V
I. t'tlE|*#OX filial !i«
l l!!j|| reP'M 1 *- I!n- rui I I\ •I f hr I M il*
"( T *" l."m Ifi>i:, iin'nipid, i hnl
**h*- lH»il It'i |*»<t tfiiift (,if f inn I
dH .liM K" mi.! tTi-n *iu Mil! Apply
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l l i i«l,i i t i h 1i.i M .),* \
Jn m
1 \ I * I ' I " I - ■ ■•|!|l1.'S l I nf
* ' ti f
i | i
11ii 11 I' l'. ti*
lie
Joe Medwick And
Mnnaprer In St»to
I I L K HAP BEEN
l !V/> R U'LT/VATi O N
O N YANKEE M f?4 1 tj
T O R TO U R SZARSL.
■SERVED W irl A ^R O N ,
R U K H IA H IO K A N D
N E W A R K ...
E n trie s
KtiLtii B j
1 J m j ' i Mill
!■ Don \
t Hiltb l Urine-*
J it. a il i
1 ibiaki'd I
1*m
, i»**ro lilil
i 1 Rdy .irnini-'s
' Ann i;«
m : i h y d ii.U ’ r - t
( l l l Bl l l« l( Of 1•m Ii DiitiMr )
1 Mrulhef Mkl|»
a M.t.kttl HrJ
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T H IR D I I Atl
Mi Mil.
ll.nwi III If i.i ........ .'(Lit. I ll
1 4 n|| K,l
1m l, Min- karoo
- *Jui *rm*r J 1mi «• •1•f ■•> >ll( i*lKht
^
Mullins
and J)*rm ndy
v .1 1il 1■fl ,i* tut., v
.-in i inns
■ fflvcn Iwo^yrfir contract1* Mullins » t : Iv11in Mm Du) k l*it1tM|ii Mulr.u'k
r o u ii T H i m r l Him It >
V \?aa also midi* n pn»fn-«ur »»f
M in .J It..11
M ti t* M* I *'4trn
^ pliyiicttl nUim tinn nrvl Pmunuly 1* rib
Jully frlloy
« ji<(' l.u|»er
▼ an nsaistant professor
.* AhfrruM-it
1 . ti
l!«n irr
i
iUiMfi
i Mr im, l»*i p
i in n
iim r
, III Mil.
W IN I T K I P E A S P L A N T E D
i ir itiiui* % «
, Mlk IVJ.nrt
,vior in im rv
* rh n rllr 118»ft
E R I C J T V I E W . Jan I I n U h o . 1 Don if 11•jin 11
1‘ 1r 11«•' > A An
aa county farnirr* lave planted i |(r\ t orin
J*,,* *r Mi .tpaic
M V T II
IL M 1 I'm urtt i
approxlmntelv P.HU'I ponml* ol
H it fiMtaJ.I*
f. J * f ' ’ mi *.
UsI
Austrian w inter p. n i tin*
a-on •
: Ii wtMirf ■
i' Mill' * *'hr*In*
f i r Im nivvlng their ■•nl*. h it i .I.
l Hill a till;
: Our Itltl
Ing to a le p cil f I >nit < mint)
i l< Hnian
* I 'I,p> llr«n
1C M*!«*:
h |*Vi ;.\*TH n vAgent John G. U e n li. .it T ie
1"■f fn Hpi'ftttl
ltl> tilMfrt Arm*
|i>VU.Jie* a r - grinvinv mi .nil line*
* U»irl Hide
♦ |lrh
Trai n
A ll.tit K.3U1 pound* w e ir iecnl.il • •»»• r .i i »i i D m
f Herat hy
» f.mu l>i*h|
n« grants of oM til uv-li Die i l*l-t W ilit r.l
l in in It*
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agricultural eoiiM-rvatn.ii |n . ginm
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r MfurAl S«»n
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dog* of all description* relum ed 1JO H N K v i i t h i v
v o t i c r. r r
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f< im fiuirht
It* \vny
to tlir day after teeing champion D ru m . I
«hnmph»ii*Mp of th** Nnniinl Ptatt gannon Dreadnaughua trim , while | N o t i m : i . „
I! tnry ti n ! Catilf T«uinam**nt pointer owned by the Jannrd Ken- ! " " '' V
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with tn t icteettr
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fVInn to * tonm l*i rlim b to Hu
log In the W inter llhven hen- I 1 •“ '*(’ •■«•(,.1
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b .1 t u i 'i l in on nos!, Sartfoivt'*
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it in ih i ,
■ioft tl hail n .1n\ of it Ami ui
t^ic* i f tho otlioi oluUf* i if*.
i* \\ Spoil or r cop (ted low cron**
I mm - liJtt'hiiff out s\
ti arid If
M V I U M I I A , .Inn. I I
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Leo " I i|i|») " I Inr eliei.
i*1 |*Hts than oiiynno »*|*o 1.1 c i»h
l n\' n i Imijioi-* \a*111 in W ill n n h f ip r nf lh<* Ili'n V Iv n |»mtMr Hind*-.* of t'lftnvR to r, v\tio r r r and hn «tar mitfirldm*. Jm»
1 'iit’i'.l Ini way t«» a,
\ n - Mi’tlun'lt, ImvT tnkiti adjoining
r*d.v hnlidi<Mip K^i**- Ah'V Mutet b rin li folta^F* In !*' for n im rith
Iirfori* ffiifnr tu tbf*
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Havana IraAiing rani|» i.I h 'H th<*
Tin fi^ht fet thv in
piidiit'od Uio um 'f lompt tit mu of tiuiblir *f r* brunrv
t>»r ilay will n f*\< g«diU i ♦inltd
puroebor mid M rdw irk rciitfd
in in a t»v aith iw » each In lb# I'ottsgea on I id * Hfm L h nu ban)
l«i*v* i IimI fidljw td. I* O l* ]0arw P r i r i k i ^ r , r
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t"•i fM I hi1 l 'lint i y t ‘lull hi t ni|»h1
t Hi llitl it ii m i
nf (MTi tif‘itmu
Tin* %’»nfont Rntn’ v riiih'« r"W •o their traveling hove* y r .t e r - ,
m a r k e ted
h a < i!
th m
of
vrhlta cat, eolUr F O R H U N T
B y P A U Ii R O B IN S O N
wc u 'iT v E f A G f r rHAr
b a ij o
LCAr-ttA AurooaAPH
nut
WAV ’ IM G O W G ID HAvt CMC
i*Ua atound neck, act* u n --------------------- ---
o f mt 80*3 ta k s eta *t n c
MOn'CtUM1® PANOf ' —
•ar. .Artawara name of A P A R TM EN T FOR rant.
f. Reward,- Rbail Bavenel, I per month.
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sou
USJTN tvAurA O-lMT !( SWELL
ovlt? TUs.ol IT V.t l (.
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wci i ’’■ta.xs
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M OfituSTHlM
TAKA Htt GUNS'
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>TEM TO ME BLFORi YOI
’ START S0METH»N6f>
MOB RULE HAS ITS WAY!
THIS IS Dl
fMEH, lS U jC h ry a lrr
P hrim M E W .
.,
ijS rra R E T -
c L C -iL L jc ^ -v
By FRAN STRIKER.
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EE
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1,:T49i
Vta
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handler will
W
tmm
dtrpoti
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s s & ra & s
Ih U y e d r 'a t o a m a n
u t u m
u
th »
Darby- for flfhitot
That* are 10 cnti
Corsages — Bouquets
Funeral A rra n fm e a t* .
»
•
,
A. K. ROSSETTER
FLORIST — CELERY AVK.
*■ TK i.K va .trn
wm
w
etc.
- •
■II M f a r a a a lN r e* 0 M t l w la »«
H l t a * y e a * n r » r w W la n*w *r».
rto w u ii
vm
Plant Dahlias Now!
W e Hare Just
R eceiv ed
A
N ice
Stock
Of
Roots
Henry A. Russell Seed Co.
TELEPHONE <1
'HjitflHiuBB ca &
■xw» \
o f ^ .e a l m O c t
n » r« w w *
Oeorrto, Ala baa
a ,
f SeS’sisss
S S S b
S
tW iS ¥
than 1000 antt
:
to u r n a m e n t,
aa ^CaUfornl
nerahlp aff
In tho nag*
firm. SetWI
•ra of ta w
Role Of Service
Clubs In (Growth
' C a m way, Hollar, and le t-
• Club
'o'clock
lit Co
llin In
wttMV \Ani. of.
• to h a r a 'J r S f
r inji sluk'at il.>
r ^ x b ia n l *f aWlonl
h tt-ftrer.
,i. t > 3
■ .U f D o r m IiI (hat eno of
principal function* of the
nr Clk'j w m 11 prorrWa In.
tkn for It* member*. Ifa
that It ahould help mike th«
I for lho community nod adit,
hat **w« nerd plana." In Utla
•etlcn ho Midi
make 'little plana.' They
iavano naglc to allr ircnV aoela.
t plant. Atm high."
. ... . J ln ln a ‘drclarad that a
lly or econty to grow muat bo
I a aouml financial condition
nd added that It haa only been
t the b it few yaara that wt
m b e e n In thb condition. 8lore
WT, ha
U97,
ho explained, tho City datt
I___
haa boon reduced fSMftoo la
f f l W L l ? •" l>»xmcnU on In*
btaei, while tho County debt hao
M N rafundod an an oxtromoty
adranUga.ua barb far U o Cooa«£■Included In the w ork.of tho
ChMatMOi of Comirorto, fa man-
Won alaa »oread tbt
S s a ip a s s !
if f
2s u^ ; w
vSm s r o iN u
from Florida,
Sooth Cara.
ta, r_Waa* .V Ir.
WINES—LIQUORS—GINS
FREE DELIVERY— PHONE 880
Bill's Package Store
too w . n u n ay.
a tn ro w u ry.a
•,
�S e m in o le C o u n ty P r o d u c e s
M o re F r a i l A n d V e g e t a b le s T h a n A e j
S im ila r A r e a In F lo r iA i • , y
.
SANFORD, F L O R I D A , T U M D A Y . J A N U A R Y
11,
M e m b er Associated Press
1911
N^HaWtBombs Poured On Plymouth
EnteredNaHiiGreek Forces Pursue Italian*\:iH
BURNS NAZI FLA
Italian General Cap- Battle Beyond Kli, tured In A frica; « sura Said Develop•British R eport 9 in g • Satisfactorily
Planes Shot Down Despite Opposition
Loqn Bin Drawn
iD rafter.O f Measure
Says He Discussed
. uit d/ML
with^ uwnnl iitk. i i
MoMHad that as a 'Mefenaa
mgaaere** he Ineiale that all
pleata a f the B ale* Manofar.t o r i* r Company, suppliers o f
airplane engine parts, be re.
epstaed ead that ell striking
employes be pet beck to
work, Urn atrik* began a t the
F ete*
Plant la
B a g la i* .
( B A , apreed Is the com.
b*«r‘a plants la Detroit, EiaU
1m
V * M eehan in
M ichigan'and then to CWrelaad, O U a affecting about
W » workers. This k . the
U »e i-eeeh a drastic
aup** has been- taken any.
vrttere la the eeaatry, Dewey
Declaring ahe wee acting' as she ’ hoped "a n / true' American
patriot would,** Municipal- Judge Ida May Adame o f San Pedro,
Cal., burns a small N ail flag which precipitated a court row. The
.flag was brought Into court by a seaman charged with assault
after the asserted display c f the fla g in a private home.
,*
Deadline Nears
For Using 1940
Automobile Tags
vcn iu im
I Naval Com.
t the govern*
iv* *W irt r to
O O A lt id u it r y
4' :
A
i yesterday b y ' n *0 r*0rntaSrripaon, Republican, New
W
*'•-# • '■ ■ ■ • **:*,.*: UV
U r hi* measure a concur-•solution would h*v*i to be
red by Congress before the
lent could supply tear, ms.
I to China, Greet* W other
* reslstlhg the A*ts pewer*.
spoon, serving hit flnt'term
n grant, said before Introd urits MbetUttta be dUcuesed It
Wendell Wlllkle, 1 M « Ro
sen preeMentlal - candidate. |
approved the leasee** hill
IT -n ig h t . “with modi flex.
.*• One rsodifkalWtt' was a
itIon on th* dureticn of tho
Jenfe powers.
"wife. J K o / f l s ’ s t iff*
In the
Bundle* 'f o r Britain- Club, had
been .residents o f Sanford for W
yr*rs.
Dorp Nov. IS, 1882 at Schogo.
Me., M r, Mertin formerly owned
• piocery atid general mtrehun.
83, Dies At Home
In Lake Monroe
bracket,
City IScwrBriefs
t E. Richardson, of Uw ?enrd branch of Green’* f u t j Os*
ndacted during the ra-nth o f
Re .redding work amounting to
1 1800 on tho RIU Theatre was
.
given In a building permit Issued
raw*
t to Central Florida Theatre ComM n^r-m i *mny * l lhe C’tfy f (nil yesterday.
ultly thl*
R-bcrt HUall wet Iwocd a
lb* •*!*» i building permit to tour down end
rebuild a gatage a t 710 Beet Fifth
™ .
atraet at * coat of 110 and fllra.
F<wVar-" Martha' Moffltt wa* Ironed a per.
w dSTvfc mlt to remodel the. boat porch
S W l U ' l . p i • building at D U Celery
■
Joseph B. Hiersy
Britain Makes Rid
For 20 U. S. Ships
In Salea C o n t« t
3 C>*
tfti iiiif ol fotlifl.fi hfiiflitw ifiinnlJpe 11pt’lini ulthouirh tin* town
RJi*■ hr mh rarknl nn<l L‘taiiiloiiiHl
Tin- m .cItlloil Minkin litir, uinch
Ko** fuilt'l In hti*iu tin* tin *k nilVfti" *, actually t'oiminlw *»f f rliflCftlioiiji i h t lo
l huntIIy in Mfrnt
t**tl
W*-*A^P inf,lionini ipinrtrrfi
her*'
moiiiiljuriR totill n-main
Qilit Thi* moil
furmiiiuM*1 hnrrim in « Uroek
iOIi on Vuloim, but Un* (irtek*
Lhuve
fAP>— Governor
Holland
aatd
Monday that national defwis*
reedf would bo' the fln t obJectlve o rth e Highway Depart
ment, with* ImmednU aUanllon
n b it. aa cxlaoaldn m k ii e i t o e x mUUury . rogda
a x .' w . ’ t o w
•%.
granted by OoV/'tlollini* So near Cam|T Biandlng.
The Baud
CommUsion
will
far tb* governor has ghfen BO In.
dlcatlon that he will da eo, Mr. meet hare Wodoaaday to ttmelder ( 1,000,000 of outstanding con
Jlnklne said.
tracts on which work has not
The tag collector* edfb* did slatted, with a view to clncrlllnt;
■ good busineaa yelterday and any that are not on the national
Udmy, a* reeldeot* hurried to defense 1UL
meet the Jan. 10 deadlln*.
Effective immediately. 'Ford.
J » « f p h It ||i. is. h ;i , (Uni ni ln<
Plymouth, and Chevrolet can
fioint* io |,ak»* MinrtM* last ni^iil
must h*v* U
tn tb* **1
ut Ifl-OO otbrik Mr. lllrm hn<l
rip». bringing
NvihI in |j»ki Mi itriH* fin five
1 to price
WASHINGTON Jan. 11 — <3’ > vnre, mul in Siiniitol** ('ounty for
Tomorrow is the final day on
wkVk 1DJA ■■■IdatitWits
u .u
Jno. lD. , Jintag eelleeWr,' ad.
ahd o p ty
I '* '" "
To 1,286 Membership
|
Worker* from eat
who hero pot yet be
— Tha J. H. Winchester C, m. * 1» years
nany. New York, acting for nine I Dorn June
m Ehrhur.il.
British emplra concerns, submit. I s C., Mr liter- had
Iwrn u
ted to the Maritime Commlspinn | r®nufr hi this M-ilhin fur n nuniyrsterday a high bid of ( I ,f l it . . '«■ * *>f >rai* nnlil his rt-tiiemenl
060 for Ut* purchase of 20 w . . uvanlly
alls from Uis government’s laid. I Survlm is nn ludr his hiiIi,»
up flooL
J 'It** J II lllt-i-" of la k e Monroe.
No Individual bidder o ffe n d
''.‘ul »un» ‘ i<" ge Mlvrt of U l
buy mors than seven of the 2 1 ttonriH- W illiam liters of Sanford
DIUi
Ilh rs . f Dell Glade.
nod
vessels offered. Tho United Hlale,
Line*, cloroit rival to the Win. Harold Ifleis i f Sanford; thnchaster Company In the bidding, ' 1ltt“ *hle>*. Mis M, G. t Island of
and Mrs
Ml*
Allvo
offered ( 1.388,886 Tor five nf | IJ *akc
f * Momor »„d
A
ll,.,
*>*hton and Mrs. Pearl
Pavld,
the ahlp*.
'mth of Henfinl. and right graml
hildrrn.
fervlee, _w 111 he held at the
Erickson Funeral Home Wednes
day aftrmiion at *:00 o r lock.
»llh Ihe Hrv Henry ||. Martin
Chief o f Police Boy William, ” f the First Baptist Cliurrh of
said today that Bhoriff W. E l.ak* Monri e officiating, undated
Tarpley o f Leesburg, Ga., had liy the Rev. W. I*. Brook,. ■ •aster
sent him a telegram saying lie •f the Baptist t ’hurrh In ftanfonl
would arrlv* today to return WII. lluriml will he in Evergreen t'i-me.
II* Storon*, negro, to GccrgUi lery, Banfurd.
to stand trial fa r the shooting
of another negro th a n to I P M
Gibraltar waa besieged by thr
6 levsn* w as b*ld her* for In. Hpsnlxh In the IHlh century for
vaatlgatlon In connection with a throa years and seven months
ro b b e ry ..
without success
Iha law. sin «ddltkn
Tourists Plan Series Of Social
following receipt of U telegram
,l<Mlay from D. W. Finley, Btalc
motor vehicle cometbei*m>r.
The prb* change b effective
In the following medal* of c m ,
M r. Plnley ea|d; . ;
“ Ford delug todur, delux for.
dor, xuper delux tudor, super de.
lux fordor, super delug emiver.
tihte club eoape I Plymouth ape.
cl*I delus * convertiblp coupe;
Chevrolet master delug town •*.
dsn, mister delug sport sedan,
•necbl delug town sedan. >pe.
elal delug eport aedag, end tpe.
da) delug cabriolet,"
Thomas M. Kilgore,. Inspector
In Central Florida for tb*- Flor
id* Molar Vebkls Department,
peld a vlalt to '
“
office today, ai
"very
"
done.”
A general Increase
was reported bf |
throughout his dlstrh
-lude* Orange. Brati
end Lsk* ceuuli** 'l l
Hemlnok, -
.
Inge were advlrod bp
do so In t>eder t*
COIUPKTK IN SHOW
•I * 4 »*«rf»irai Prfaa
(I t Imwee*Irtlrel Cf»«»
Bulgaria today issued a formal
(sievk foreo* amjmheti tlotriretlly
denial that any foreign troop* at the ht*el* uf the irlixalinif
had entered thu country In the |tntiiiii' ncrnBi thi* eenltnl A!'mnf l n t Officially published notice o f Un ftraithill«, and the 1> AK. it*
foreign reporta o f German troop
partinl m Rtrrng aerial uthick on
■ oremanla there.
. Toe British reported the cap Seiuti, the cvtilrr of AU>nuin a
prtulorllon to whirl, the Kns.
ture o f the Italian
Dlackablrt
air falling hack.
General Argentina after he had fist,
, Tin- luttlle iK-ymtd (irerk-cap.
keen epottrd from the air "hld- •Uirv.l Klisuia "rontlmn‘,1 tn de
tog by the water* edge" In North velop »all»fartorlly" In tin- fact
A frica, and the destruction o f I f rlubtnrn Italian opporilion,
nine airplanes believed to bo Athens letwjrted.
German Junker* 8 7 ‘s In a heavy .<■ tin-i ll iiuurtriv Inst night hulled
weekend retd.
Ihe i,-II m nnit uf Italy * AItumlaii
Turkey's official
radio
and ^oimiiHiKkr. Urn. UUnltlii Snlttu*
preae accepted Bulgarian Premier
nn iiitlirnliun Ih il U m k c« dPhil o f f* expressed
desire
for tm r uf KliMira hm cmrkrtl the
neutrality yretrrday as proof that
ilrfi-mv
atom iii »uuthdeepite the
premier'*
recent cn* Altuinin.
"health** visit to Germany ho did
Ai'iumutly »jm rm l on by the
not commit* Bulgaria to a new •ttrtrw' ut Kltsiira. Urook fi'ror^
pm-Oerman policy In the Balkan*. Rfeto I t'|mmtoil jmnhirnr fartht r up
PhH offs speech was hailed by U»r ttiiAlnl rotil ton uni \ alone
the rom Lofriciil Turkish party fttoI MnnuliiiiK «ln*prr into the
ergon, Ulus, as "drawing the Una fll-'M iiTtpoHni nr**R.
between the Balkan* ami the :j U n i t, opinion vuit Hint rut tin*
war,** end the official radio aahl Ipnrhmt In him* of thu Itnliun AI" a t least for the prcicnt" there M imimi lirfrnte Ryatcni hu*l brt*n
will be n« rhargr In Dulgmrlan inui'iinl nt Klipufji, opt/iiing ft
foreign policy.
fit*" null* of nttiu'k itRuliidt Yn*
In I No* i*i ntf
T h b probe of Bulgaria'* stand U>mt uhii li the I n m o Ii kiv fjrtltmoknl 1V»»ii*n t.
w m made ae s U ff o ffice r,
of
Britain a Middle East cenimand | ,[
p jrU until Itnty hilt1 UPth un rural ilinm
arrived fo r military discussion* Jflhht•! nlinofl an rutin* ilivinion, New York. sSuiiot
which observers said might a ffe c t k n >ouf |o.inhj u rn, intoilu* Kli^ureiha eourse o f Ihe war In tb#
VpHiul u itii .)
_
>a*
Mmllbreansan, the Balkans,
and r* A lo'ru'tpi-fuivnt « iili thu Urruk
A frica. Tho two-day m ilitary srathe Nt>utln in flout i*».
llop began today.______
k InHipt won* t fit -
sed W as Owner Licenses For Three Defense Roads Firati
P ilo t Store On ' Kinds Of Cars 'A re Gov. Holland States
>t-Second Street H igher This Year
TA LL A H A S S E E . Jan.
M—
defense Industries.
Is trebling. Its ca-
— ^T. .
Rome CluimB Britain
S i' iuIn Troops Froih'
Fnifland To G reece:1
Destroyer Is Sunk
Georgia Sheriff
Geta N egro Here
EventB For Remainder Of Month
at*I Mr*. Lulu tianfurd, Mrs. C.
Hr—t o r i . M . U Andere,-M rr-and
Mrs. tlarry Crorum ann, Mrs. J.
ileerdon. Mrs K. E. Percy, Mr.
•ud Mr*. |„ M. Himes, Mrs. M.
K. Springer, J. Sindllnger, Mrs.
M. II. Cullitan and Mrs. B. J.
G rid*.
Also, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs.
T. I. Breagy, Mis* Edyth Cul.
barth, Mr*. J. S. Dlnkel. Mrs.
Ida. Ch* mher la In, Mr, and Mr*.
1 , A , Matron, Mr. and Mrs. W.
a Morris, MW* Oliva DiakeL Mb*
In* H. Penwlck end M bs Eleanor
Nile Army Gels ^
Set For Attacjs
Contingent P re p a id
I'or Knockout Bk>wp
In Africa Campaign'
11* (••bu r ih I r m a
I'r rm lr r
P rlacs'
! umim.im Konoye today
I'ha-iied thr "hoaUllty of tS*".
s llilo d r" of the United B tales
l " " r "I Japan in a apech to'
tn, oiImt. of I'arllawMnt and'
»"d financial Isadtri *-*
In lo k io Komiya waa aiwtad
!!" "ai ins -Ihls hostility la
"nf Urn mi, rharactarlisd
'■ ml t hlna" and an itTOeatolr*
';:*' ,l11"**’f <*f * wsrMwId*'
dt-io-hancr threatened tn 'g*'
e row jn* prrsaurs on J u d g*
1 " the I oiled BI*less and I t r '
•-"I Jo Britain and Chino.
<>, s * m la le * r o w .
ll * I rink C'lwlr*,
Ja j T w 0:00 P. M. Regular bua.
/ jT T tT S o F
M. Covered dbk
mi
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ti » . i. rejnirtrd in Roma th* 4
lit iti, 11, -in - ».Tiding strong trW p
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of the k'AHlllmiir Ml* K V
!Iii|u .h M of (he ............- ib
Mi
ft bn hrhu*tit« It
of tl
hunt i Wnfiii'ii •* ( Inb. 1 (Inin
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*
ul*u i'ii HMliirtT nil * « Hinr r i. i
Mpan V\ Ilib* lllthM"l'Ui' i vi"# uln
■ M-pi i tm y fruni Milt n "HI
pro* lit nimI ll t*s|»u*'it*il in ifii
it lull
\ i**iling i'HoU fjuiii utli
Hill im Ititle: 20 f i • in
iliH’i* 11* m (iftlnfbvill* . f.
flii> luiia Ikfteh mul 1"
(Hub* fIi" mbUif
C o in m it t e e s N a im 'd
I n l* n r a ly n in D r i v e
Jan
U . -*
m *i
A. I nf I!*17 which make# It •*
....... I,Iain or Ironwalt ■OF
-m i........
respecting the no-
thu cbm i
Wu im
A x rt
Ih e
Bupieme
Vourt
\| ,,udn> upheld the con*tituU0lt, 1, 1) I,f III.- .ueeplllg F.tplonSgtt
Mie will 11* ntH-Mbi
Mary
v F .l
l P I 7 K H p io n a g c
Ilf Hull I ill 11 filul I* 11K- I tit'll
guvui iiut uf the Pll< t 1V|m hiiU"it
g>iv*iii"i f**uii (Mliuiib
a
<!
A *ttM i.tri.-h Thi- i i■|*i* «iii.iiiu
fin* 1 i m n u ll
'i ■ Hi i it
|c* la #{ \ i Mi " Hmil ■ ».*i*1
Mi*** kutli MeUiiiRi
I mm i
l»y
nrwkpdpsr
I lik d i C o u r t U p h o l d s
hiMi' i 1 Hiimbi'l uf * "Iiifiu 11" n
1! I > |!i "A 111*I* uf l In Mni i - Ht
will p i m l
lh r
nf thn
British Antiy of
tho Nil**
Nllv;
,l to m sil Its strength
i the belrhiruvred Libyan
ik, ilU i plan*,
nhnort ready f
neaimt the It*-'
r*n r
H im
m il'll hi *’ 1 t, I ml*b i i 1 i >i" *
•i
IIlid
■‘op en rent I)'* sdnk in a Jan. 1 0
pit ni* mL I > Mlftt* Unlit M' tii'
141 I nf .liM-kto'MIVIH*'
Li prt t nlutkvi-B "l i ’ k n't*'*"
nui lmi'
l ’lymopth
iiMui l.
* « ill '
M 1'
lb-ill V WiM*
saving
....... mi "i '.- ii greater dlaa*ttt,!*''
t iv h (; 11, r sin I. IF I twilit said tho 1^300*
Imi lliiiu d i destroyer Galtsn* Wiia,
" In " *
clll'i 1(*1 nf ||k« iot,ll
pi i i til* tl 11> Mis
French
spotter*
ru n I t m n c p ls .J r u m . X p r iw ld lR tt»
m
gntitrfttinti- bn''' Ih ' u
being
n*iM i mfbun
l ll* HI . * Ml
I
i "ml
him
Hi**
a
II,.,ml .hfi-M-e . . .
to to u*6d
t , Mu inliiiy
of tbv
Until
Sluts - Ml to the nil ventage
filend o r
,ns lur* ik'ii
lll'M 1111g I
ImO'i w if •
muriiui^
J tin1,|| II i"*i||VH'tfiJ
(mi|m i j f, ............. .
vinlatiiig
'i '
cg i>7
tn
ll'*
*c l " t o
" ■I Her li utoldinH1 »-gg siI i f.i'tH lu furnishing t" lluesla'
’ imu'. Ill' plui i ll I In pn. I >1,1 tut, lligenrc
report*
wbl*}t;
* I*i 11n* frv intr puii ufi l Im tint
deemed "limocuou*" C (n *
ds11-1 U bull III** f i*(* 11alaI It* *11
'I
Hi'111 llji Ibl" |t» H* |111pf I
"H
'I Itrtil lint In •it bur iu <1
In.*11 Ilk'll! ll Itill. I rt " MU lu i* .i - hilt WII (at flu i«*|tll!‘IM a
Mui riunp " T in " IiM b- Iighi
"flu fuiuugli ti* liifbt mi * 1 -
, , , di ! H n t i ' e statute wae ao
i in.nl 11int il inlxhl even pro*
.ill.,- ih, publication ofc to p 'ftpmi
1>> newspaper* if a J*ry
|,,ld Hull sue I. Information W in
..........
with
“ national
da*
f"..l bull fb*M/’ Ilia .lntli.lt
» ►
u 111 Tha* r*||t|iiutCf i'ultt'l
i' li ihi wi (hr -h*t*' InrM *•
i ” -----ftllUi'l Mill ((III! Hit -Uirill
More committer appointment..
t I'liiii r li «l, Whrrr lilt m uii,
are l«-ing mad* us tire piogran
l tin* fiiiitkl iiriiiiii v it b n
for the fight against mfsnlih
bite (in M11♦*M- *• ♦' bi
paralysis gains form. T Itrnd
litiitail ait* I'eyr Ih ru I
ford Byrd tahl yeuterdoj. in un
nounring th# names of the pel
sons] gift*, and patties ami s o O f i i c c r N R c - E l c c t c d
cial t-fenl*
committees.
Mr.
John l,. (Is Howay has been tinttnd
B y B a d m in t o n C lu b
aa city vlca^hatrihun oT llir rh
tire campaign.
•Mil* tin of thu HaUimiiluii t'luu
j- nuilfal
n ,*Jrc»Cii mid «u uifriug*
comm it U « i i Andrew rarraw'ft> lu,ui ut ilurn and play my pi*»i
a* chairman w ith Maxw/l) Stew- h K, , „u* .fl eeted at the
art, ll. L. M a ltbU , Fred Wilauu. m> •t mx; of the club Ia n niglil,
Z «b Ratllffg John h e y , L
C.iyl,
Kluaimr M urriiuu *»f U.*.
Harper, Edw aril lllggins, llobe l i t, . i , uiiou Uepurtinent si.id to.
Deane, and Cua Bthmali , f l ulu duy
Monroe ns hi* eo-warler*.
I I’luylng privileges for thr had.
Kdwaid Nelson b chairman ur nuiiton court were act at t.'u o
the p srtb* and special event* ami cluh incmberihlp due* at
committee w ith committeemen ol (2 00 to he paid in l<*u payment*,
Henry WJtta, Jy„ Charles Betts. one each six months The pay.
Bauer,
Elroy
Delgado. inent for playing privilege* l» to
Schedule of event* for this Frank
Harold PoWfTS, James Rowland, be paid by Feb. 1 to either Miss
meaUit
Jam I T 3100 P. M. Ladbs' Tea. hlchaid D eaf, Jo* O'Conner, C. Ih’rolhy Powell ar Miss Eleanor
0 :0 0 P. M. Men’s
f b p - K. Carter. Edward Klrchhoff and Morrison of tha B*cr*atlon D c.
Ouv Wood, Jr.
partment. Club duaa nr* due at
The neroouai g lfU committee Ui* same data and should be paid
..
ro« P. M. Card party.
J«. 00 tiOO P. M. Regular bus. will make ealbltaUonx fa r par. to MU* Pc wall, M U l Morrison
to*** meeting snd btngo party, eonal g ifts from certain large said. Membership card* will be
_____
in
In tb*
the Is*ued on payment of the due*
/ m i l 1-00 r. M. Forty at We- firm* and Individuals
J m T * 4 I i OO P. M. Regubr card
i n-ill a . iiI i lie U im k e rq u e h f
‘ o « 11 (|i« •»i *| mim
Members Of Civic oil!I ' * *0i1i .«*o.tut
iit,i,i*» *.f hkkiiiim'tl
v ill hr * nClubs Invited To U . I lu It Miki-iill *n.lit ip .t oaf,
I ! H
Pilot Club Dinner ....
mo
.
, ■S:‘/l U rc
rnhlrr.t
today
'" "
tn ore than lO.Qfifl.
liii'r'iiilinrv Iromlifl and nil ' *
•"li-. nf higi, exnloaivcs •
f it t»"»»u h. large English »hlD-1
''in; i”«rf. lo n v ip - uncounted
U ( | inw in the debrlB,
li A 1-’. Imnibera assault ‘
i (ii-i inaii U-boat base a t’1
i i' Join
imi it
ht'
tnierira'a Mjpport of England
Told* Heat, Talking Flashlight
Shown In ‘Preview Of Progress’
t w
H,*'
Japan's
Byrd, while tb* for playing privileges, ah* ndd» l events eom-jed.
i ch a rt* of lha| Officer* who war* ra-alectod
P a rty to b* are Clyde
Perhar, nfSeldratl
Ion* for thU Richard Daax, vt* a ir r a id ant and
laton MU* Dorothy Powell, rocretory^ ...M t m w r t *
.* ,
_
>
1"
j H
T
Limitations In Aid
Bill Up To Congress
WASHINGTON, Jan. I t — (^ 1^
Ii i'U*U‘ntiut Ht^rrUiry
t al l y inday told reporter# 0M*th„ i|u-*tlon of whether thero,
-I,mild Ih, a Km* tlmltotlon on th*
, wei* c -nlcmplated for
I •• blent In tfo ~ fina.Mnd .
, ild Britain pfobowy would
. ft up to Congress, saying •“ k
ihifik the Whit* Uousa will Jdat
t the Crngrass work it *«*.”
:
L
u ic l
Townsend Club Plftiift
Meeting, Box S uppt^
W. n. Dupree, president M +
Seminole County branch
Townsend Club, aapot»— **■
n business meeting/ f*
a box supper, r
Couit House 1
7 dio o'clock.
Alt
member*
the Townsend.
to attend, U t.
LOCAL
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test w l t f b e
n m
the torerttojto likely to
C A l* .
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k f t f t f t f t H llD 't ff t '
L ft ! A ft * S H < V o f lK lt
Cssselberry
Gardens
A; tote.ly, painting by Newton
Mrrrlli, pow on display .at the
Cuta^eeea 01(1 they on Talk
Aretroe, ' Winter Fart, baa been
d«utad to the 'Trance Foreeer’’
organisation which la headed by
Nre.. Philippe Dowry. Ticket, on
QtaiUtMto may be putehaead
,u rr t.sei from-Mi e, Drake.
>_Tba (Ir*t free community eaju
!*r
Rollins Student
Scores Upset
In
n il*
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«• • » * «» W f rlk*<« In Ism ms 1M
.••fttor »k*i i »w nut
are- i t * rftfttekKeUry
Teams Ctestt Tonight
CAINEaVlLUC/jen.' to’ '_<*)
Uedtag too.
ketteet* taka' oh another -fonald~
•N» eoirffrtpep ### tonight, |»r«
aa Lher taka the. flie r against
.t^Brtpp's SeedsW ?'
— Florida’s *leagwe’
ward A loo, tin / etyltot fryia
Una College, Winter Park, y<
day eeorad tha first npeet p{
17th annuel Dlile Taunts ]
nament by * btpaiijg., hie c
through Jabs Krataar, A m .
ari|
I * , ^ W D f O f F L O W B R f t V t o g t A f t L f t H B B IW
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§
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- Mrs. •Fur Ifrtrtta, try tor I f i
g
package Store
iiryaiV •t«Ur
'i£,!£rsv?
eoybomere arltetung while
Mat; add1<
*5*1,
aue* In a i
i 0Sa
wBS
mea at Ml
iF qan M i
kgrnMwTh
vvlntet p
V« 41rsA flmt def.n
VIZ
' TOTAL
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u*“ uSSi;.- v ’iH s m
■'
neats of Miae VbflaU
.VI"
m
m
RM—AUTOMOBILE
w srsi^f.
4 ' ft| /< ‘Wf-‘ ' \ ■V .
. I * «WSl j S
y npr « :
Sanford Wooten's
>( of tba Bute.
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Seminole County Produces
More I'ruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Aren In Florlc'a
>AY, JANUARY 11, 1911
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , B A '
Commissioners
Heads Commission
Tobruk Fortifications
Are Pounded With’
Artillery B r o u g h t
T. A. Dyson, contractor In San.
feed far I t yean, mu named
cbalrtaue of the Board o f County
Om m lutonon yaatarday at th*
annual organisation meeting la
Abe Cyan House.
i : A 'rteldAit o f tbit d ty far IS
M a n , Ur, Dyoon « t > tern la
■ o d e a county, North .Carolina,
and vent to aehoal then. Before
M a la r' to Sanford and entering
the contract In* business, the now
eUtbwUin « * * a superintendent it.
Attack Follows
Riid On France
N r. p f i M 'V nuAfttd tnd the
father o f two children, aged It
and 10. Entering hit fifth year
m •t t e r OommlaoaUiB, Ur. Dyson
i m H i i with hit ftinlly t t 101
Woat Seventeenth Street.
& J. Ovrretreet, Sr., It the now
member of the Com mi** Ion, re*
plating Witter & Ballard. All
ether member* were re-elected tmr
another twe rear term.
U rf Ballard, who fovemed the
heard ha Chairman for the loot
Dei ted1
tim e,at, a meeting Monday, waa
beamed la a reaotution drawn up
at that time ty the Commlaalen,
T. A. Dyson, Sanford contrac which read la part a i follow*)
tor who b entering hb fifth
“ During hi* term of service he
year on the Board o f County C M - hat gteea o f hb tin e end ahlltty
mbaioaen,
was
named
chairman
without rteerratlon In hie attempt
follow ed up
o f the board for tha coming year at an tlmee to render to the peo.
d a v lte h t at a meeting yeaterday.
1C— «Is—4 mm. r * i * Three,)
Russians Will Send
W ar Supplies And
Food To Germany
KrtUah pflota
SSJ>.
Jd on the Urge German
ibpisriae b«ao a t Brest, inm od sources In London
rd today.
In Libya, the British batrips w*r*reported pounding
Will D raw Up
A ir Base Lease
Italian Forces Fall
Back In Albania;
100,000 F a s c i s t s
Are Out Of W a*
Member Associated [‘re**
tzis Join Battle Against
BritishbIn Mediterranean
ANCIENT IN D IAN M OUND NEAR SANFORD
WASHINGTON, Jaa. I I —
(A P I—The Stale D e p a r t* * *
eaeeeaced today that a deb*,
fatten ef Amerlrao effktela
weald lea re fee Immtm Jm u
IT U work aet the formal
leeeea for the American alrt
and naral
haeee ecqelrad
from Great 11rltala.
i
The Italian forcea were sold
today to bo falling bach haatfly
befare Uie Creek. In Albanto,
Sooth-Central
Albania,
Creek
ftW k
troops
warn
rtmrlad
Prow
w-v-urad
KHaura
to '
Greek ahock iroopa were reported
■mashing on In a two-pranged
drive toward the port o f Vobtok
end Beratl,. oil center.
7^
In Cairo, the BHtbh dbeleeed
tht full magnitude o f the BerdJ*
conquest— dd.nen
lUltana captured or dead, and large QiantL
tlea o f armament aelxed or i
atroyed.
The BHtbh count thua pto
the number of Hilton* rendu
Ineffective alnre the deeert Ml
kvelg at abont 100,000.
The anoouncemeat that "Kth
ra n b *i fallen" wa* )»fcyp~
mean that the bat Italian pooft
Ilona In the area had been t g l M
out With Klbura hi Greek hanb,
the Hellenic forcea now are « .
eeotod to force the fall cf soot*
hv Tepellni onen tha rood to
Bern fa oil Held*, nad facilitate •
A member'oTleglanairea lndL. new route of advance toward Vn.
rated their intention* of etundlng lens end Duratio.
V IS
the-Mid-Wtoter-State-Oawrewttond the American Legion at Bra-
Portsmouth Reported
Buried In Ilombs
After Air Attack
!**
rr#g«
111 IrhmRtFhHl (iocrlnn as.
** rleil today that not one
German factory
had been
"mil oul af commission* by
Ihe IlritUh, renlraatlag with
what was termed lb* deetruc
Hon of many planta to Dri.
lato A reported threat ef Ihe
Thailand (HUmest) govera.
ment
bemk three French
Indn.t hint rillrn in the cur.
rent border warfare elicited
* oarnln* from French offlr lil. ih*i If t||# ritlea are all*rliril. I'renrh plane* will
homli 11*niInk, Thai capllol.
T
s up AMMgfr4 Frfflg
(ii'rm u n v n rtlvp lv entered
t lif ivur uirnlnst llrita ln In
I he .UeditfiTHiieun Imnln t o - .
day, nidinu Itnlv in ait npiw rent nttemnt to o ffs e t her
N o rlli A fliin n rnveritnn and
loom'n the nru lilockude.
T h e lliiliim H igh Command
rri>"» lu L n Hritiah N a v a l fo r —
mill inn huh nltAckeil F rid a y
In tht* “ Sicilian Channal** by cox|M-riti iiiir ftinnallm* of Faacial
mhI Nmt Jttivi* honihriA and tor*
(into pliini w which damaifott two
aircraft cjrrlri*, u rrulaar, and
a deatruyoT
Congressman Martin
■Dbfl To Speak In
O r l a n d o Jan. 21
tog tp Jed S. Ftatd, commander.
[Cprnians Aid Italy In
i Attempt To Offset
Reverses In Africa
And End Blockade
Ships Attacked
By Axis Planes
Tree Dedicated Local Men Plan
A« Memorial To To Attend State
LegionJWeeting
Tower*
Central
Men Cli
NUMBER 118
University Classic
Visits farm Hera
rWlSSiiSfi.SirTSS'.^
cfSarr
Defense
professor, Dr. R. E. Moody, of
the University of Florida vblt.
ed fa r m eraand Sanford end
Oviedo yeaterday under the gui
dance of C. R. Daweon, county
■gent,
The group competed of a chea
In agricultural
economic* , and
their Inepertba ot the produc
tion proceee Included the
a*U
Ung ef celery, herveatlng. w**h.
tng, cooling end loading In cere.
Mr. Dewien. guide and ho*t to
the data, planned the Itinerary
and explained the varlouc pm.
fence o f their
cecees On the field trip.
(bora the I Im.
A * a data In economic* of ag.
■ hell forced
hroaire ef die. riculture, tholr principal Intereit
appointed visitor] M Thursday wa* the coat or production, rcand Friday nlghi
tha manage- turna on crops end methods of
farming, according to Mr. Dawment o f “ prariei
sen. The itudenta showed an In.
General Kotor* *
toreat In form machinery and
du*trial r*M*rah,
were particularly aurprlaed lo
note the amount o f machine nr
tractor farmltm done In thi* In.
calo. he added.
“ Ohe student remarked, that h„
Sponsored hf* tk*
Bemtocle didn’ t knew there we* that man*
tractor*," raid
Mr.
chamber g f .ptMgHgce, the pro hind* e f
gram e f frararaR Uhoratery ex. Dawson.
Tha comparatively new lettuce
pcHmcnt*. wfll go gtven without
admlmbn rimrtek • ! SiOO P, M. crap la this section Interested the
■Indents
end they studied
the '
each ervntag, m e U r ** M wa*
tireMgtod on the •lag* e f the method* e f farming e f thi* par.
General Motor* .Auditorium at Meulhr crap. Me. Dewaon *aid |
Dr. R. R. Moody, nsraclalr
the New Yerfc. WraNTe, Pair.
Preceded Hf their utrlklngtv prafeeeor o f agricultural econo. I
ttree mltoed htoe and Miter truck mb* at the university, l< the
which eeltlde the properties of teacher o f the close that visited
He b teaching hi* first
n o r at the unlvenltv. Just har
ing come from the University of
Wisconsin.
General Motors
Show Scheduled
Monday, Tuesday
la Mld-W'ntor ' Canfarenoa open
tru*Ve, ing hem Sunday by long dbtan-c
fr-wn the toretnar'* marulan ef
Tfl’aher-e*.
P* p-Mi apeak. Kbraab effbleb
raid Friday night. Sunday night
nt a 'jemraet given for rnpreeratollvee cf the dbltlcf* •> elube.
Flower Daring
Housholder Declares
* Used as a burial ground by the Timucusn
Indian* centuries before Florid*'* fimou. Seme
tool** migrated from the t'rrik land* In Gaor.
g b , thin ln<1inn 'MounH Joiuu-.i mi tht* Hi Johns
River n rir thr Oatrrn llritlffc mm |imvp« Id
YSwrlUH nn¥nl b»p»'t waa M»mothurcir with firrhoriiha and «Xptiihivrp in u “ Imgc *^*l*
•unit (aaualtic*
balltffd
hrnvv
I-... .. of (ifriitmt air riM iin
cnrrlod out •• o»ncrnlrilto<b at.
link timing thr night on a rouui
(Minat tliRtrlct. rounding it
Mimr timr with tncfndiary
It iiif|| I*%p|imlvi* htmib*.
An otmcrvrr paid thr hombtra
n.arrd over in thovrn while de,
frn.r Imttrrlr- k»‘|»t u;i a flW a
|bnrrngr throughmit thr raid. Tho
I itwuault. tMirlcd out in Ihr nowrnrntllnr blilt inannrr, ta*rd Ino
illi»triel nrvrrtdy.
leOtidmi wiiii t-nlirrly quirt up
in thr
parly
mmiimit
houra.
I(hnitre
w ar
rrpoMwl
oVtf
rient trm l irdiim t »>f Mrilalii ailcii
i I .ivrrptml. South Walea, the
uoulh contt and wrat Holland.
Thr Air Mlfitktry iriwrtptl that
I wo tirrman hombrnt wrra abet
thi wit by anti-uirr raft guna In ft
Thuraday night lutd on a town
In northwral Holland
Thr Thu radii v mg hi raid* wera
arming Ihr moat widi*»prrad of
Ihr vtai Hcirnr avintlnn aourcci
I •omiialrd . n ihr |»o*wlhiUty that
ihr (irrniiini wrir I ruling BrI*
ti»h ilrfenara m pirparatlun for*
out i ill tuck* m irwtuMrinl renter*.
antiquity by ihr inaaaivi* tuu^rinir nul>« ivlnch
irrow gut of iu top
Jndian Mound To Be Improved
y As Attraction For Tourists
Camellia Show, At
Mead Garden Will
Be Held Tomorrow
Ultl.ANlH), Jan 11— (Sppclftll
(inidrn lover* were urged toilctv in ulng thrlr cnmrilia blootna.
j«uml mr*.
ananRpmpnta
0T
I luMbr* out tu ihr Mead Oaidcn
..
.
' toiluy fn** thr Ititri .State Camellia
mound the Anelpnt burial mound ] IMM. ly tlairnce 11 Moorr amt w,
lo | ^rld tomorrow and
Tan
Hat
Park
hi«
finding*
were
|iiitdi*lird
in
j w .
Thrre i* no reglttratirm
fry the Ttmucuanc, elftod through^
Tmlfiy, mora-thin Gv. hundn-i; the Jmirnal' nf the Academy
the giant mo*a hung oek* on thUlla Incident toaL Natural
Bclrnce.
I'hilailelA lm *r an.ur. ■>! Garden Oub
bonk* of the S t John* Blver1 >
[ihu Mr MiMir,. am) hi- r>atl> | mrm|(rr, f , ulu l- ih Orlando and
and fell upon the glbtenlng cop-’ I’
fti.t explored the muutid »n Jan ; ,Vj„ „ | pNtk
„ „ hand uU
• ’“ I
, , , l n ! ila; tn leelater rihibita end I*
on Jan 28-27 the foll.mii.y >e*r I # ll, n„
,hem n, iheir praper
It respectful circle around' , , , like Md|“ were buried, thOnce liefor* the burml inounil, (,|BI r ,
grave of on* of. their tribe*.! ,»n c tiiy io f Indian Mound b aim had been Investigated.
Ihougli
p, r ||„ |,.t week the**
.
I bring obeeitred. Soon the bruih only *u|)erf Iclally.
by
Jellrie* have been bu,y rc.Heeling toot
lb favorite epear bed been »M,.h ha* grown up around it Wyman, who tocludnl hi* find tub,.*, wrftinx putltolly, putting
be*Id* hb body. H b long I -»iii be cleared away, the reel ing* in a pamphlet publi*hml in ■nil po*|era, .talking Ip proopetand * quiver full ef girow* *hich lead* to It Improved, and 1876 by tha Peabody Academy of tlve riM 'dtor*—In xh'oH everyi which to battle r ^ l ipirlta an appropriate marker will d*>- Science in Salem, Mas*
Ihlng neceaaary far a i mash-hit
bb way to the “ happy hunt- cri»- its hbtorb character,
When Mr. Moor* first dug In- tltow. Mm. Fireman la the Or
ground" were by hb right
city Coma*LaeLoner H. J*mt* to the Indian Mound, the prop lando chairman ami Mr*. A M *
d. Three or four pottery Out, on nfekaeolerlat try aroc a- erty wa* owned by Dr. A. L. Marlolt ia the
Winter
Pgrif
,i .
Caldwell, and by the lime tha chaltraan.
icbntbt had returned in IHU3 it
Mrs. E. L. Lord I* In cbargRift
had com* Into the hand* of J. cult ice, and Mr*. Loom Is Leggy
and Mba Loretta Salmon here
N. (Whltner.
According to the report of charge of the staging. Beth thf
Mr. Moore1*
inre iti ration, the Orchid Itouae end the ReeipMtoi
mound hud been
“ eupenktolly Lodge are being devoted to the
chow.
The prise for the. beet f l j e g h
-.C'sAf
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THE SANFORD
■SANFORD, FLORIDA
Bin. Covington Is
Hostess To Circle
PAGE THREE
Cleneral Motors Dyson Is Named
Show Scheduled Head Of County
Monday, Tuesday Commissioners
AT THE CHURCHES
n n s T c h i hi n oi* « iiiti'T
Mir.%TOT
members of the Roar Circle' of tte
K m *I Sn mill S lrrrt .
Garden Club for the regular meet
*•••■■■.
h
r>Mi
r
.
.
,
sw.1
(•'*■•■■***
Frmm
Paae
-slur
l
Sunday
Hfhnol
f b A >1
ing at te r home which was deco
M orn ing W oreh Ip * I Oo A
M
rated throughout with a number noon Special program, will be pie ef Seminole Counts' tlisi ser
J:i¥
of attractive flower arrangement*. prexentrd to itudenU in the San vice which would c t s i • u I'lttn I W rd lirM ja ) I I ' i h I iik
On* anancvnu-nt of particular ford.DcLand area daring school grvemment.' The hoard nl«n com- I
’ Mb* Marilyn Calhoun t u
. Itu d n i
it •••'in list
Interest was a spray of asalca* period, on Monday ami Tuesday
i» to o'clock on Tu- m
forming
a background In a shal and the public performances on mendnl Mr. Bollard for his nuldlc |
koM nd M ter''th ird birthday
Mlaa fluty Peters U .pending
|
tU>«.
*
service In Ihe position fr-m ss hirh
low dial/ fer three white heron
this week with t patty | lt n by
is
ho retired, and extrinlesl to hi n III of “HACIIAN»:Nr
which waded in '.he water in the each evening.
Ihr Lapaiih-Mi Iiiiuii
bar wetter. Mrs. J. A. Calboen
A special performance for col their "besl wishes fer surerss in I I cAit III rhUirliaw
faregreund fornlng
a
lovely
at ttelr home ea BIT West First
Friends of Joe Crenshaw will picture.
ored audiences has been sche hia every endeavor mnl the cn i| lid. IhroiiKlioni tli> t
8 tract.
*•
iUy, JanuM) |;*
r e m t to learn that he ii III a|
Roll call fur (hr inerting was duled for Tuesday night at the Joyinent of pmd health
The (lolcli it I * hi i<
fateea's flowers sad balloons bis homo with influents.
111 the tusinpss session f dlnw. |
answered with "fkiw-'rlng trees Cronin Academy auditorium
I of (hr l.atftl J< wIIa t |
in postal shades decorated the
ing
ihe
election
of
Mi
l)»s.
n.
th,
lobe
»*f IIinI. mnl tin i
Although
underwritten
|
>
y
a
In my garden." Mrs. Kndor Curliving Team of the home where
hoard lnstrucli-d Klti n Mmightnn J iho Vloly ilho»t |>» i
Ttey Ray, Jr., returned Wed
tamos wets played sad stories nesday to Pensacola after visit lett, beautification chairman, gava major automobile manufacturer, apchllect, to complete plans and 111 Corinthian* i n
Arnong lh*« i ll tiiot ■
told to the (vests. Prises for ing relatives In 8anford fer two an enthusiastic report of the pro the show concerns Itself only specifications for the pn posed
gress on the work In Court
I»r ae tin- Isa-aoon•«d» I n,
the gaaara wars awarded to Emma
Seminole County Hospital Ibn .l- lowing from ihr lui.i.
Ucuse
P
e
ll
and
Mr*.
D.
L.
Jean Uethvln, Kona its bam sad
wire approved (or (t II Kli-il, 1lirr* >forr th. Ill,| I, .1
Thrasher, rxrhsnge chairman, re
Buddy White.
B. G. Williams nnd It J llnk-m m ay be u new I«•an|* (
Friends of Ralph Austin Smith ported M0 plants gleen away by
Un v*ne«1
*• •I • ..
as deputy shi tiffs
^After opening ter ftany gifts,
ill be glad to learn that he the circle during Ihe month.
Th* l«a »M»ii*H«s*itioii
Matilyn led ter friends into the
Mu.
l.eonn
A
lb
wot
.l
win
III*
follotb
Inii
|MW4k
The circle votrd to write a
appointed supcrvis.-r f, i tb" .-un. ( ‘hrlatlan Md*§i.. |
tetter to the Cll»- Commissioner*,
•
np»
■n*l
Itrnini
unii
fnrd^ canning kltrben ami Mrs A
asking them not to allow tte
y Mar«
D. Varn was named sit|n-ivisui (,,, "CkrlRtlanli» I>•!«
City
fire
department
to
turn
lots
J
*
til.
Frionda of Rosemary Burdick
the Oviedo canning kitchen.
m»l a cranl. inn n >t •
111 regret to learn that she baa unless mire precaution It taken
Dr.
I
.
I..
Bark
was
named
inotilra.
not
n
*|
*
«
a
t.aI
protecting tiers and native
ten ill for tbe past week at ter
County surgeon ’i> the hetird, mi l rHu* I Uric Jrltot.ili i..
Ac.’ iatlng the hotess In enter. home an French Avenue.
runs. The Commissioners will
•Irmoiiwi'i
ttoii
t.f
•!•
i It,
Dr. W. T. I anglev Cnuntv phy>i. Ing nut iirrtii no.I t»o
also j* asked not to permit tele
.
clan.
Kecently
the
(
i.inn
i
.
.
i
ii
tiot
inatrl)
to
Hi*
tiir
phone or powc companies to
Ulas Julia Belle McClelland
nl.oiixb* .1 the nffi, ex uf I i unfv or T» Mill tint III .1. t...
mutilate
lrri-a
by
rutting
them
plana to spend tonight and to
ph) sir inn nnd ussistant t'liin'y Tnit li i*• iiniwt t. •i
•lAJTri? . w,ln Marilyn were: morrow in Titusville with her to pass lines through bqf to
physleian, and nealed Hie new ry*»|* ■ ».f tli\ it,. 11. !,• ••
Ruthll Hodges, June Hasty, Firms brother, George McClelland.
box llnea or run them in some
Peats
of surgeon and ph.'ll inn
other way so as not to cut tho
V5?"
I k Toh,my Methvln,
Thr lioanl lilt Iniis| the i ffm
heart
of
tree*.
U
Ih**
rrpNtion
of
S * f* U S
Vlr*lnlm Dn.
Urn. Percy W. Illscook of Loo
ef ( uunty cunt n l i ,i nt,itit tnmnt
.nlela. Maria Raburn, Raymond Angeles,- Calif., has arrived to
Mra. Walter Coleman, hortlcul-, nr>' l»rml"rl« nn»l,
as of Jan. If. 1be piisiintn ,. „„„ |
Hardy, Buddy White. Zeta Hasty, ■pend the winter with her ala- tural chairman, urged thr plant nfftt n i " ’,'ivmpn!
oooorl tin»tir**.
Iiw e White. Bobby Gene Bork- tor, Ifn . Fred T. Williams.
ing of trees during the month •kteM voaliS nnd m*%v utAnilariU of held by I’aul li liig g c .. nuii '
Boston Mrrlo wn- nnmi-il a, tb.- |
in honor of Arise Day. A bird IIf Ihr "
* ,tfcs * » “ *■&?"». Hlllee Hardy.
til ,.ihn pmsops
Sara Nell Hardin, Bara bans Mao
Mri'n*" -* fh«* imiiotfint iihIun* new captain
Friends of Monroe Pcarre and house buihliny rjntest fur Keb.
towa. Sonny Calhoun, Bill Hardy, Darboni Aim Penrre will rrffwl I was nnnnumr-l by Mrs. J. J). *rte which hud their LrpinninR* holding appoint it e |i - i,„. ii . in ,, I
rr-iiameil.
'
Poany Hardy and Lourler Beard. to loom tKat
Woodruff, Ur I and conservation
)nhorntnrv rx o r r im r n lt h r •rr.
‘
tiiat they
are ill X
K. F. Ilnushuliloi was 11-.i-li-«-,i-«I ]
Mrs. J. C. Calhoun,
chairman
turn*
t»*rr
wh^t
pp^iripu
hn*
Influanta at their home on West
it „ „
yirgtala Calhoun. Mrs. Slurdh
Ideas for Ci.’ firmer show In
nird* to rtn*p, Ihr nnmhrr • 'uunty atl 'i net. mid
First Street.
“ •‘ J - T. Hardy, Mrs. A.
March to le spunoirnl ‘iy the of JtdtB wb|rh mrh nrw lndu«trv • tough! out nl ilie in.. tmg I i
Mi. Ilousboldi-i unit Ni niinnli-1
“ " - h i - Beard, M iu
Mre. J. O. Laney Is expected Garden Club wrrv discussed and h»« rrentnl flO/l »M*r«*«t h w thry County i« in “i xullint
to return today frem Wetumpka a pester contest for the show may drvrlup in tin* wtirld of to. eondition. “The I onn|v
and Opaltkn, Ala., where she hat to be held In Ihe public tehools sorrow*
mi a cash Im.-ts, V
In Ihr field of lIliimlnRtioii. h
Tlaltod for lh« paal two wetka was rr.nlalnsd hv Mrs. CutleiL
Mix. A. W. Epps gsve the dlapin.v in made of thr *urcrai»l%'r declareil. “ and nil
with
her
sisters.
tv, dsairwma. will moat with
study lesson for Ihr day on “ Gates mtthoda « f llifhting, each h wtart- prumptly us miub. and
N i k J. D. Wood raff, H I Weal
and Otter Gardrn Furnishings." 1in tr innovation at tha time of ■re made for it huh funds
f Thru I*
rr.auM lair Er i IbbI
Friends
of
Mr*.
C.
A.
I‘
mdtr
at a Haliti- l i uink- pntini
Bav—toaath Street, at StSo P. M.
Garden club im-nitrra rallrd at Ita introduction and
i . ItatlM
■S S.W
Oaatf
I •Hri
allrlk.
••Hi n iMial|lltll
„Ns*aw«l, IBIsas*rS
.,
each.
In
will rvgret to learn that she is
"Seminole County i. inn
am Circle Fire, Mrs. Harry B.
J
I
luiil kurlNrlNR %(.■r IsIHr Mini
tention
to
the
talks
by
Prof.
K
The
T.'
R
L.
Class
cf
tte
first
tarn,
rendered
obsolete
by
some
receiving treatment In the Kcr.
outstanding
nuintii-.
tl,
I
•I'RN
••••!
Iltr
H
t**M
ri«|w
tH
(llrf.l
n d w ’ ttelnaaa. irill meet with
Memorial
Hos I- Lord e-f Subtropical (ia ’drninir pew development of research. The in tin- ntunagi lui-ut of
I («k*' ••!! •«•• *««. r* «••**« r *■I• 1
Mrs, Joa Emeritk. 1B0« Sanford Baptist Chuck, met Thursday nald-Laughton
over W B t») on Tuesdays at 12:1B candle, the nil lamp, the first
evening at tte home of Mrs. D. pital for pneumonia.
tirNlali in i*n1stI. BMtiulh ui«
"v
A mane, at St-lO P. M.
o'clock and Ihe I In I Daukrrs Talk fllsment light anil the uu amirs- rial alfairs, flu j '. unit oil
y Ihr ttnfN •(»••«« nh<\ BinIsr Ifcr
&
E.
Starr
far
tte
regular
bualasset
ted.
"as
i>\
,,|,,,
t|
,
Chela 81a. Mr*. Franela Meri- nam and social use ting.
I *'M llwi.t ns ■«•••«( t i Mrw.
I
at
!0:30
on
Saturdays.
cent lamp will he exhibited.
Friends of Mra. Ililma Lundrecent sale ..f n funding .
‘ waiter.- chairman, will meet with
Following Ihr meeting, mem
A
number
of
Interesting
exper
qulst
will
regret
to
learn
that
Hra*
V
*
K.
Kader
opened
tte
Ill
w
hirh
a
preuinini
of
,
—M t » . i W . UaBb* Golden Lako,
bers adjourned to the hostesses' iments are conducted with “blark'
* l‘* a prayer after too la III at the home of her
U)0 tins rct-ciiod It, |„.nd
I t M .P, M,
l, Elmer Lundqulsl, on the garden where they viewed beauti light, invisible to the eye hut als«i irdui-nl ..... . „„
vhkk tte buslneaa session was
,f
I I .like Mary— I’lione 3A04
* V x V TUESDAY
ful
aialrm
ami
rsmelliss
in
full
Mr. Sterr presided over tte Country Club Read.
which illuminates uhospbereseent S'* Itetrenl h. „-i an lag..
,,,
J U d b * -Clam o f the Baptist
Noom
and
"uflrr
wandering
omotteg which was closed with
surlsres. with
•’froieli''
light •I .1.< prrrent
a prayer fay Mrs. A. K. RoateU
Roy Fisher of Freehand, N. J . through the garden fairyland" who-li. ihrnugli slrobocnidr prlnand John Boyd of Rrdhank. N. were served lumhron in the gar rlples, causes moving nblecta to
During the social heur refresh- J , have returned by plane to den guest house
appear sl rest and with the new
IF 4 Ml UK THINKING OF
Present u n c: Mr*. George D. transom rut plastics which per.
their home after visiting In San
III ILDINf. Oil
ItKMODKI..
Bishop,
Mr*
George
A.
DrCottes,
ford as the guests of Mr. and
mil light to be piped from a ren.
ING.
ASK
AIIO I'T
O l'lt
Mrs. J. W. Ccales, Mr*. J. II.
Mr*. W . II. Hack
trwl sourer exactly *• water
ItS t
I’ tlM K N T
PLAN.
Coleluugh, Mr* Hi II. Colrman,
la
now
piped
CON VKM KNT
MONTHLY
Brantley Adams plana to leave Mrs. Walter 8 Coleman, Mra.
A- u climax to the light se.
I'KItMS
III
SI IT
VOL'U
tonight to return to Atlanta, Ga, Endor Curled, Hr*. A W. Kpp«, quenre. the lerturer* ili-nionstiate
p
c
k
.
s
k
:
Mra. n. A. Newman, Mr*. E. B.
,■
III
it
ssilssnl
|
h
.
m
.
1
-___
_uiiu * 'ug-xa|MU-IU
to mamas hi. work wl|h proctor k i .-r . t r . w
' T i ,.i. iirf j
a Tew boiii s oflei bln-t.
UlBTtMWbTe* - C ?m pS^-U ,ft^ 7
m
' ,,' U lvci than a peanut but which
........ ,’•hVIdJ’.....
■ponding a month’s vacation her* -•
F
R’ Wil,on- M,»- 1 n bredurrs sufficient i.dumv nl i r f
*. r *'
" " 'l l NlUt Indus.
Woodruff, Mist Mary lo-e llarrL
trim
in
|)H
With hit ’ mother and sister.
Ugtit tu Illuminate the Hanford l«'hjvr ilh m fr Hutu and innstal
pan and Mr*. QMngton.
F '
*• i*
........ .
r>
ni III vs| tu Nof.
rptirt
Research
sml
expert,
slrt
WR.
Mrs. Arthur Branan was rallrd
mrnt. they point nut. may devel
.
COeeila TruJuck
enter,
........ **ong It is ,..lied l.v
tetoed U »t evening with a candle. to Daytona Beach today by the
op this ss yet expel liuviital type
lig'ittnr to the pulnt where ftgtitei • swept aeittss if,,- (
Ught dinner party at her home Ulnesa o f Mra. W. W. Okford.
Isaak prettier, be'happier '.n
“ onl tea visited In Ban
it foims the basis for n new In- ml at mi.Id., j and titdoosi-tl „„
Arenue In honor of Mrs. Oxford
1»«1 with a new pwmanent
•k' 1it tinan niiiilnry -t, t nghuldMU* Ileltn Pointer vboH mar. ford a number r f times And has
•rare. Let w bring oat the
Entertaining the members « f
.icoinpanylng thou, liftw r« m f'.tluis and llttulogfir u
riaam K VUwU B—isV ’ • » n i s a large group o f frienda bore.
her Merry-Go-Round Club nnd un
'*/
f" Mi »• »i,l*nriling n| whirh phofix ’
«n ovoat o f this month.
extra Uhls in honor of M u II
,n " ,p , " 'M ,,r vonimuni.a- tin ••miIIm m t r a* t t.f Kiir ImimI
Ralph Fcboli, Garden Hall, and D
Med and white rosea formed
Caswell, Mrs. I.loyd F llnyle
“ icy 'c-rnaet the expelt.
\ thi|inl« i uu« dill ndlrd m in. I
an atlraetiva centerpiece on Uio Edward Wllllnk wars among thr was histesa Thuisday sflriuiHin "'«»»** » " lr" er.ate.l the fn-t
of at ter hema cn Mellonrill,- Ave. <n»d# telegraph instrument, tin th* uiil.i and huiwting null.nn ,
lablo where place cards In bri students o f tte Unlearaity
• teif till'll* Hl-ri’ « It MlIy \Itellala
dal designs marked the plates of Florida returning to GalnaavlII* nut.
' Itltpht’ttfr tntl other familiar
•f» III! <lt*lldl<*ha ail Hill |l
I
this week after rteltlng ter* dur.
(he guests.
Attract!vs arrangements „f l<tni or
nimmunientlon
Then
hun
In.I it hat mu-1 hiiYi* | » g s i
As a g ift of remembrance, the Ing the holidays with ttelr pa snapdragons,
delphinium
nnd
Introduce
and
Interview
llw
imiiiii
ri|dii*lmia
tui
th.
I
hostess presented tte booares s rents.
'ndloll decorated thr rooms if haufordltes and visitors on tin
X" •••'■
light Sloe table lamp.
e heme in which gamra of run 'fe w
"television-telephons"
lit tl I- •• triidri
Mm i atlu \ ingitl I
Friends o f Mra. Edgar 8elph
| Invited to te with Mlsa Pal
trset were anjoyi-d Ihruoghoiit
_________ "kith It I* possible to see
• M'O fil> »«*• .1 thru d iir n , I im „i
mer were: Miss Marloria Cog. or Lakeland will te glad to learn th* afternoon.
veil
hem Ills person oil tin
bur*. Miss Carlin Palmer. Miss that aha U recovering at Ihe
At th* guest tahlv high Horc °t htr r*m*1 i f thr trlrphohr con. hn k* *»•» On vHnl ifilliiraf • ml *»•'••
••f lf| tlilt I w| t*|'l IIINHS lent III 1
Joan Assarello, Miss Olede ■ Dy- Itome cf ter father, W. G. Ro»x. ■nix* wax awarded to
M s Wul. 'frsation
f.lllid t IMIS* f I M -IV (mill , f|„| I
•on. Mias Nancy Raaaaller. MUs on Douglas A rea s* from an at. lace Wright and at On- club tablePerhapsmust
interesting
to
M ilan Adams.
M r*
riifford tack of influents. Mra. 8clph is ; Mr*. Hoy Holler received blg.i Kloridlans Is display of the new mm tin (•!'• man.h«dd noft «.f itn *
Walters and Mr*. U A. Palmar. the former Louis* Ross.
prise, and Mrs. John Galluwsy. plastics mailt- from wastr agit. iii K'uinr nnd MI m. k. mi u mil .
III idn* in aillltllMi-kl \*I|| Writ I
low scora prlta. Mra. Llnlm Allen cultural hv.nroilucts, which ma>
(if Hi
larwlw w
too.
. . _— \tin
,
.
y l.lil.i_ _er.
__ of
.t new I
initiate •*n
•h||toine in Flush,tu- ,
of
Oilando
*i Ik.
the .aerrano
U J L U A N > D A M 8 , B e d e l/ M i t e r
Marilyn Calhoun Is.
Honored On Birthday
Calendar
Personals
I
S
Have
Pcrfi'd
j Floors
>Vn\inK
Baptist Class Has
Business Meeting
i
H. M. GLEASON
l
B r i t i s h Blast
Bres t , N a z i s ’
B i g Sub Ba s e
Hcleii Palmgy is ’ '
Party Is Given For
Mrs. B. D. Caswell t«i
SPECIAL!
3 - QUARTER
OIL WAVES
*5.50
S
I
Bundles For Britain
Club Requests Funds I
Avenue, at l i M P - B
Gifts of trraeifl rant* from tin
■less were
oi
hostoaa
War* presented
Mis Ct..
well, Mra. Alien and Mr*. T M
Uyrna et Cleveland, O.
A aalad raurse was amvrd l«t«
In IM af^Urnoon bf the hostm»rf
II
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M . i. ,I ^ O H 1
Ho> ■
Hnllet.
IJ
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I ■'‘’•J" Calloway, F*'"’
Mr*. Uinill
Glenn
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^ ”° * Helich, Jr.. Mis
V . _ y - . , J r. and Mra. W. C
" ii
si
t .
T w - - * t o Malaeh. J, .
appealing to the sympathetic ami
Interested people o f Eanford and
Femlnole Count; to respond If
possible with funds to carry on
the work far Use suffering people
o f' England since
Um aovera
weather la demanding warmer
clothing and many mora knitted
garmessta than Ilia emb la able
to baft made tecauae of lack of "JawaB
Mr?; 11 11
fondt wlthwhkh to parctese yarn.
n - Mra. Linton Alien, Mu.
Woman af Baafard am willing n,#r '
**■ Wood.
to knit garment* as n tff sad Mra. Walter* Wright.
are tte ki Jttlsg ah mm In the
Oviedo and Baafard aeterie which
are prmah
L D. Marti
A. W. Knm
HAPPY
b ir t h d a y
“ T 7™ * MeCnim ,
J * * * - OJatm Brcwn *
r * ^ J ' ratensff. j r.
EatiDuted 100,000
8nffer From ‘Flu’
orosneriiv
for
l.tr.l
farmers. |••'"ikertpie
•hotlld their use be madr com. '".’f*
11
and
mrralnllv possible For thr house
' M*
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•tff* the,,- I. a display of a new j » « * • . ' " I.tent. and Inland ,nut ,
dayIce bv which thr same I n .lr u ' V'V'
">•' •••alii •'
-nfnt frerirw and rooks without ItnO-li idnnm «*trik iliar ut th.
'••iv
lirait
of
crnti'r*
vital to th* ,
thq notlreahlr prtarncr of heat.
on* ) at lull and
pro visioning
„f
i >11 ytunger
jrtuiigri prk
The
set win
will gnjup
enjoy ■«».
»*c'M
ing
g III
music
a.e1% l**l
nn ■a IIP
light
lib W
beam
VNIII Bllll
and
bearing light reprosluced a* sound
Tbe show, which rankad flral
In' popularity In every poll uf
vialUn to the New York World’.
wl11 ,,,,, ■PPreximately an
hour and a half. It will be in.
Iroduced by Etl Higgins. »ecre.
,„»y * f th. chamber o f Ccm-
Grinian uarriaons
along
tin
western shore of Eurcfte
Tlu Air
Ministry said flu
llitfish bombers were nroteited
(iv im eseort of more Iban Min
fighter •, It said the (iermnus
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
>rvwd warrant, a repeat performsuae will be given following the
firat show.
L et I ’ m Help You P ro lg c t
T h e Only lijren Y o u ’ll E v e r llu v e
Local Men Plan
To Attend State
Legjoit Meeting
Uglob posts
of
Central
a. It was added,
i state
convention,
this
■d. will ha addressed by
latlonal President a f |fte
oil'll*
I Im bom be i s i'io--i ,| (lie
• in Ii coast and atluiked , ni'iuy
'• '• f t disparted on th, ground
Ilie finest of (lumens ni-nr
Ini", starlinv fires
in
tlir
the Mlnisliv reported
ligli ex pi slves anil uiiendinrI ere dropped on •• nun |,v
inidwu- -talion. whii'h war left
Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr
l i t 8outh I’stk Avc
----- ^ ----------NOTICK
annual mealing of the Kernald-l-aughtun
Memorial Hospital A ssociation w ill be held at Ih r
Court Home, Hanford, Florida, at three o’clock
on Thursday afternoon. January 16, 1941.
The
T. W. LAWTON, President
MRS. CASSANDRA SCHULTZ, Sec.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
‘
. SUNDAY
Palntera, horn* owners praise
this naw DuPont House Faint
I 1 H lirillumlJv •»*»!/
iiMigli .. do1 rak>l«** l>p INuii limn# I'amt hr*ft
houafn hraiililul Iipi-bum it ata^t
II mc « win
l)u IW t rrrpafnl I'mnit luriua I
•••ugh fluialdi' him mIiu Ii |>rulcHa lb«
*urfii<v Ifuui ru«t,
or ilruy. Lika
«ll iMiifil1
*. il rolled* *l«rl on ri|ioaure
id *!»•• rkm^nls. Aa lime jtuta uo. ha«.t
•vrr, a fine white |Mtwiirr forms oa tin
»'irf«ir uf I hia uc« imsiiiI Thia |nv(Wr
im » a*hrd i r i v hv hravy raioa, earr>*
ng ll»« dirt wuh il bihI M|uaia| |
frrah while ewrfuc* Tin* M-lf-r loAiUAg"
lifiMtag aUrln alicr a lew luoaLha of
■Ijunuro under bonual onruliiioot of
wrplhrr, bul tuay b« «hU)td ua<Wr
unusual climatic or dirt mUeciing mndj»
liuaa. Hrcaqaa tha "Wlf-elreamg'’ m e*
mb m gradual, (hi «esno|
q
Jf qualiiaM
Of
ihe fUm are not almonnally
Ila Fcuoumy lira in tl»a foci thal k
stretebra tha lima bet worn ptintltfi
lUmrmber. Du Foal lluuro h io leo iU 2
do more thaa othrr |uwl paiola. Aik
•i
vous uaiaiigg ooatraetor to use III
HILL LUMBER
A SUPPLY YARD
!M W. THIRD BT. FHONI t
BUILDS
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F o r m e r M ic h ig a n G r id
Be At Post In
Tonight’s Race
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Dcrotlof L
Un and Al
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IWWrt Prs,ftB.‘ hUton fat*. M u Hom illlw . AUsi Sslrctsd pbart sublets.
M u fthy-' MCLDDT RANCH" ykk d m
A
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Um tournament, Monday A and T
will pU r Waatarn Ualoa, on Tvaa.
dap i . C. Hatch toon and Coou
Ip d a p x n r> aaabut KDxors Bm f
Oaoipany, Mi STadnrsdrv Sertt’a
Sta nds hi
wiU . f a r r W
r »d
Mas.
Thwrsdsy
Florida
M H t fdrtt u m < 'Company will
play H. A Papa aad Company,
MdLdna, - V a *
- a b fc v r
B t o a r win,
rstrick, 6tne R anald. and Im Abator.
I*
rm
OMW
H O ftN rr ssrlAL
II* ORDEtt to »IV* an opportunity to »ss It to thi>M who chj
‘■Dslltfl Bona,- rUlnp to tW
la botomd'amaloor dotac iroa In order t,'track down
A f t and toot of jarrfttlfb U featured. . ...
;
to M *l,M rh «r, whin H played hara N*w Y m i ' i t n , "Moos I
Banna.’* with Dorothy Lamoar, R ohm Preston, Doris Nolan.
A lW rt Basssrruan, w in'bo ihcwnOpoxt Wodanday aad T b «»
d f tho Tbcal Rita. -An laioraftln* prvgttm o f ihort *uh)Mta
boon arranfod,
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TOTALS
T o n ig h t ’s
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0. Qabrr
A T i O I A L L B A 6 0 6 FbR
THlPD S fR A iQ M r
W, Wills
H. HaibM
Aapltbf .
IL wills. Sr.
1. Fyiavnr
Ik Forasswa
V~ Klrshbaff
T. Cobb* -
Cana Autry
r— . —Jiainy
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J. . Malbawa ’ ■
cape- H*#a
Itfd Mnraan
a
Pmllb
AV. Tprysr .
Tsam al.m.In I Far Wash Kndlnd
ly. Jan I
,
■ ^ S T t o T i L ..
TOTALS
T c sre c f
.Wbatonm,
musical, "O n ,
M A
IW .
plctura h(raid palV^ni ,b
to T l—
Bcrvics
p^Ti^Wry
VMalody
Banch." at tha Rita heat
. to T a
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Kllanra Assd Co
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dan.',* . Rsllsd Tfcnrsdsr. Jsa. I
tijflW
p i l l b i l h r Darssdbsr t ilt
W■f. ■ p .•. . . . . k, . * , . , , ,,.
R e s u lts
II. Hussril .
t. OanaalM
. t
iltorrf.
‘ J
la Sm i Im Is onuhir. riorUs.
across tbs MUlh, .rndlny thou,
w a i t to bod 1$ tha te,( faw days,,
■public . hoalth cffklali rtportod
today. T k , physician, satlmatsd
tfcalw wtra 1,000 rasas h i . tha
Atlanta natfspolltna araa.
* In LOUUla ha that* w art botwwn 8000 and 4000 naw anaaa
test wsak, brlnrina tha total Ut
that Itata-ta 11,170. Alabamn haa
llctindmg ofT tbe i ugh rdgea and
gaining non* *mo ihncM in thclr
attttik. lo ll it l**'|egrs cageri
ha'e inltMMl into finals drills
hefoie their opening rnc untcr of
the pens* n against the IVnsaolo
Nn\a| All Base five here next
Medm««iu\ and flmi^day nights.
The ILIIm- live, winch Is lute
m felting pi,i li.es under way,
nillr »d I".,
lows which may
•inpan Hi, , i {Teclivru**«a. Rddkl
Ueuibi’ k. • d:miiiiitive lut fle^t
foiwnrd. f. i ok I he |eam in
order t, |» \ Ins f tunes Wit1!
Jark Mi Ii,.waII s winter footbail
............. will, h hey mi piuctfcrj
last week.
• • •i.u.l
"9h, i ix
I hiUlps,
towering *ix fo t, five inch center
»'»d ii..ei c . .in, mre.it of the
r.|
.uifei, i a recui Bence of
h's ‘ too, .,11 knur
injury* l|e
lirt* l»e, II wnlking with the usd
f e» e! hi- lut . exjMitrd t ) be
r,,S'l' * » • • Ai ITaso caver*.
However.
ii
t»
not
likely
llmt hr mil t'.vv muir Ihnn half
the gntnr
1* I'u.w w II Iwiv,- (wo \eteran
lo w.nd iii i id, Join* mid June
lo ie e ii.lt
I' it, me si* feet
♦ell and excellent haII. handlers.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. l l U I i p U lA5)— David Allm lirr, 63, fmjmar University of Michigan foot.
(A P )— A k * " *l* r. died yesterday of burns
new v-gtant killer* arose out of ?""".,*!"! r,r|Jr Sun,l«y In a file
In which his wife, Mrs. Cornelii
the Dlile
Tennis
tournament _Kambey Allm lirr, nod his 8.
last night. He is Kddie Alloo, .ycar.old
—
-J »<n sere killed.
21.year-old Hollins College stu-J *Another ten, David Allm lirr.
•lent of W inter l*ark, who dr. -Ir-. 22, Princeton I'nivrniily stai
(rated two Pnamr" plnyrrs on, halfback last Kail. WO* rrlci»«M*«l
. r ■ *•■» lour
vucrcs.lre days and advanced to • n,J
In * i irtin from
same hrcpitnl tn which hD
•nil.finals In the |7th annual the
*
father died. Y nung A llm lirr auf.
Dixie Meet.
it “ A L f " * d burn, in altrmpting to rrs
Alloo—he pronounces
.
.....
cue member* of the family fnmi
'o**—ellmlnatetl..............
Jack Ktamer,
tlon'a sixth ranking men's singles" their biasing homer
alayer' Thursday, and put BlUy
Grant, the Atlanta vrteran. out
of the running yesterday, I —6,'
i d—4. Grant, small of *ta.'
lure. wa» dubbed "the Giant Kit-1
lei** when he began defeating
tall, rangy ranking players a
doarn years ago
|
Alloo also is In the "mighty
midget**—another
of
Grant's
•ports page names—class. Alloo
weighs ISo pounds and
n
a
notch tallrr Ihnn five feet, seven
inches.
i
In killing "Giant Killer" G'sntJ
\lh»o rut down the defending
TOTALS
«
Flu Sweeps Over
Southern States
O f B u rn s
,11
II,
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KlUIOItE
Wf. Jsnnlnas
F. Dally
• PMabT-V
Wrli»M
, Lu,w lg
-Dr. ChrlatUn,'
D ie s
t
R U L a POSH
U , III
P. Paaold
Caicy'
Sand Baby, an 18-1 shot, wht
was d<*nlrd vtetiry Thursday
night when the mechanical rabbit
°i
fsnfcrd-Orlando Kennel
Hub broke down fo* the thl-d
time In six year*, will go t> the
P0*! again tonight In the feature
twe* at the track 10 mile* aouth
<f Sanford on U. 8 highway 17
^ n d Baby waa almost acre at
Ihr line when the ra.tsl irm thsl
ruppj-U the bouncing bunny
f ’ Vitalised and broke. The Florida
State Racing Commission rules*
the twee -no c:nteat~ and all tetf
were refunded,
Sand Baby will run in rrmpany
Imilxht over th* 6-l«th a mile distsnee with Don't
Ko*rvt.
Bt
Lurky. Teddy Down, Krirnd Mike,
r ily Judsc. Daisy and Ccurt
Action.
Mrspwhllc. Ihr t-«ck was .til’
bclrx rirked by talk of fa ns whr
aifrKpil an Atlanta winter vMt jr
collect n $736 dally double Thura.
day night on the 2-f» romhinatlon
m Hon Marker and Tip Kn*rie.
It wn« th« longest daily detible
p-tcr of the season. Although It
S ta r
;s « s * a v . A f s a
ritebaal^aawwbah wash far
I W l. S Bv. i wsakk. I,
[tja » i P., J<«ra«Mb .Clark
\
f r i ths wtfWal Prat
\ Thl* rl««w«ry
f*H.
,
.M S m a J .iiM aad sarh ,.p ton tn
;Bn nni. appear h*Tnf. lh»(.Clrt0lt
Court Ip .M far M.mlnoto Onaklr,
sa th. Ira Jnr ol Fnbrssry;' a . D
•Ml. lb* »am» bslaa a rate dak n»
.JhU Csart. otbtfwlas a Memo
Pro Copfsaos will bo . M.r.,1
naaluM ysa and Mrh pr >....
r
It la ItrlbM nr,*rod «hai Mil*
antiro h, pabllshsa la th* Banfnrd
llsrald. a n*wspapsr publloh.a In
Bnnfo.a, Notnlnois Cnualyr Florida,
;'«*•* Mfk wasir-fof ro*r m m .u -
.tty: Jk. M. w i t ^ T *
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ii«i
iii Hi iii iii Paulina Bata Slated .
Iii \ll Iii iii To Win Champion»hip
f f T
R
H a n Y e w dbcfci AaS
Watches Rapnlrad By
(HKAI >
IFputy civrk
W' H.lm irr.,
Pollrlior lor
1 c
Qm in*
Kim ra
K«ar
How
.
TAM PA, dan. J la - (A P )— Bath
pUytra and afttdUton bt tha
17th annual Dial* laanla tourna
ment art aavln* Bata U tha bwt
(a t to wla tba Natlinal Woman a
Rtnaiaa Chaicptonahlp at fo r w t
11Ilia naxt PaR. and tba» b o b
Paulina Bats, a U-yabr-ald Rol
lins Collsys aliulast,.
Mlsa Bata yaatarday attondrd
ctaaaaa, barrewad an automibilt.
drovs 100 mllaa from tha colter*
to Tampa, and swart through a
match with Ktteabath OotUch o f
EL PsUrsburf, tJ L Ml. Tbs
FI It ST HACK—Full.rl.}
Black Hlun
5 U-ntl. I'srp.
Amos llulruck , N ,'itulno,l IUmm
ailv.r ll.tror
7 Jo.i Juila*
Whyds Hock
» I...It .'town
DKCONI) IIAr-i:—Fulurllt
(Firs. Half of D.ll> lu.ublr)
Ssaa.or n u .i mu 8ro<t
AW.rv.li
( >.« law
Ilollan*
; n .iik llurk
Faww (m fln
• tlsoo
m i n t . u A cc—i t. xui.
(L u t Half of Hall) IN.ii til. |
Msak.4 Hoy
i I..... Mar.h
{
OooO Loan
I Manun)
I Mol llomanr*.
o f P ick in g W inne rs
TONIGHTS AI.I.-STAU EKATURl
s !>.«.. w,(r
7 , I.tli.n l.ull,
NINTH HACK — .** - I Is >111.1.
I Ivi.uadrr
• FOUItTII ItAl i:—Fulurlt,
L III Tousk
5 Mr Fortun,
I Judas Joli.i
. Ft....ns Mar
I March Ho>
7 itu.lt Tariff
i n»4 Hb.iuk <;«l a Ali.nly Landlt
FIFTH HACK— 5-1,
Mils.
I Miss k a r n u . vllar.aua Fromm.
I Tw .aly llu.'ka
. Iir.h Mr. Iain
I Mark Daman 7 W'llhy ll.ima.im
I B ra v a
, It Drat
aiXTtl .BACK— i l . >111,
I FsaaF Oman
, J.nula Crafi
« . fsaa -Paak
...
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1 A IM Bolrarlr t IW b r H » » h
I K ir. 1. 1ion
i Mprtnwh
a E n u m ; h a c c —, - m m u #:
I Copp.r M.k Hpalds
tori.
I lUautr Kay
* Osy John..*
I John llaf.
1 Mr l a w , . ,
t taaan Krgro
I nm. Taylnr
BIOIITII HACK—Futurity:
I Oar Knp
, ula, Tan.*r
I Wblia Bapfcyr
*
I Punkl.
1 PI, Firs
t PDhsaat Hu*
D A N
DOWN
. (II h r A. TII.N
BK l.l Ch 1
SAND II \Il V
Ii \1ST
IMIN-I KOI!.; Ill
M l MINIMIS AI.I.IIW I.II
POST TIMK 8 17. I-
M.
Sanford-Orlando Kennel (Tub
On Ifutile 17 (Snnf.irtl llmlnwit) u( I oi. t-vimkI
ahuul H mil.-, N.irll, of Orlunilo
TURN AT RED ARROW
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OAKCT? ^XSOOkJ AS IT GETS HEfiE.
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J k S P B . DOLLARS w o r t h o f
u
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JHlM.K
TKIIHV
D U N N — S e c r e t O p e r a tiv e
b x r^ 1 m
• «*n llir air over
M I till I tonight at
15 with all the
’ dope" on the doga
•*t ihr Sanford.OrIsndo Kennel C lik
KHIHNII MOM’
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LEAD. YOU PUT DOWN THEM GUNS.OR WE'LL RUSH YUH AN'
�Three Scholarships Announced By
Queens College In North Carolina
ScMhmle Student* New Face*
Speech By Holland
Increased Number
Of Scholarships College,
Ckortette, K. C.
Quran* GoUcg* li o f f *
icbolarahlp*
to vm grow
To Be Awarded
r .-mpetUhrs basis to
•tudentn o f
sqpertor
N . * V , Jin. 11 _
An torn
In . the number of
]
MeMoBca regional scholar, la the folWwhl* m*nn*r ;
A 6 « 3 ochcUraMp. po^whl* J H ..
■kloo to engineering to to award•a to cor**n ifetmsstr to •#*. follows:
*IS0 In lk lf- lt U . $1M In 1NX. «
wdary or tool seniors during tto 1313, f [00 In 1MSUM4.
Spring o f 1041 to* tors snA P W oraUrahfp; poyaht* aa
toonrad to Doan 8. C. HrltMor folleusi
f 100 in I N M H I , $JW to IM S.
o f tto* College o f Engineering.
An o U lt t o i l appropriation for I » n , Sico to ltto-lM d.
A m o erivoUrahly, payable a* m
fjlnw al •
tto Board o f Trustees, and mar*
6100
to
1MU1MS.
SIM
h
tton tto aiaal tQ award* will to 1942.1043, ISO in 1043.1044.
■ado ia tto I t dlitrVU whleh
iTlIgiMUtyt L Each applicant /
cover tto ratire United State* must meet tto ri | a tn p ist
except New York _fitalr.
siimtoiion as deaentod to tto
John
NeM alien
scholarship* Querns Colleg* ratologno. Z. Eoeh •
new can y variable stipend* up to applicant must to m esndidata for
1400 a year throughout the lour a degree. 3. Each applicant must
oo flva-yaar course In the CoL have the rcranunmidoGon o f the
kga o f Eagtoraring. Award! a n high sehoTl principalbaled on character and general
Haris of selection 1 1. Definite
aWlUv aa well at am acsdeoale dli. ness c f purpose* to attending m
linctmn. Application blank* tore ra lk n . £ Urataf ability ami W
beet), distributed to high school s holsftic uttaiomanL A Btabi.
principal*, and may to cbtalned Hi v and wholesooMfraa « f person,
allty.
.
•
,
Method c f appUeation: I. Pill
rut application form. L BolLw
Uher hutnetion*. A Malt* tappli- •
ratL-n not later than April 1.
dents In tto Coll So* inrlude me. A ward» will to oanounred by
rtiankal. elell,
electrical,
and Jane I.
chemical engineering, and adminI f further information la desired,
(•trailer rajriarertag In merbonU you nuty contact 0 . H IfcKay.
eal,’ eirU or eleririral engineer. cr lluntrr O. Blah ley, president m
of Quern* College.
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^
Year's Resolutions Told To
Inqmringlteporter By Students
rrfMCA,
M i f i and
Ito ic r
for
' f t a l t a for more of tto n o t
lypr. M r. X ifaqr took tto m ite r
of o k U la to i rrutir and s-ietrat*
op with tto Coonty febol C ord;
tto reply ( M "ln*a(fieSent fundi'.
Ttoraforr Mr. . MrKsy ctm*nlled
tto farolty abcot tto plan
T to fam ily agreed that this
i r i f f In Talk
P. T. A. Group
t m tid tto faad, tto m alt*
would to etM gk to pan-hose a
i turntable and aocaa o f tto o'.he*
oaeessUle*.
rr *T reaotv* to
T to main purpura r f tbii plan
pan ear* and to b ta let t t o ’ (Indent* hear U*e
ly daring tto eom- beat af programs that point out
high qualities' af edocslin. and
I *T reoolro net ta la bnm tto prison! toppings of
any mono, and ta tto world day by day.
• I least four days
By Wiliam Vernon
M i “ I rertlvo U
rat and fbud h u h
a itate.
W IU IA M
LANCER.
Repoiiliean o f M.rth Dakota— Longer,
o f ° r » o , governor, did a d m e e
any unusual e j a t i Ho tardy
K
KommenU From
Komraerriml School
SCHOOL BRIEFS
bHs
Ramblings
Writer Give*
Sketches Of
* Personalities
T to aUuMnta o f HeminuU High
School will regret to know that
wo tore
last two o f
cur
fellow clatamate* pete Hera, who
baa gone to n military arbod.
and BUI Klrtloy, who k it joined
the Navy,
toh-----Hickson
-------- spent a pirt cf
lbe Christmas holiday* visliinc
friends in Maean,
Stuart Quartonaaa spent moat
of hla holiday* in Kingabnd.
.Maty klaHha / mratek snd I ji.
cilia Hall, two o f oar journo li*m
member*, hive toon tut of r i a l
jwrt of this weak became of
Mis* I (Ilian U Dunlap, rlrlei
ranVy mltsod soeorthlng. and Spaniih tia c to ’, enjryed tor
wont around with n tiright Chririma* i*'M */* in New IIamp.
an their fare* and they were
r In n daao torn not R. C.
HUGH worf home. . . BILL d rily *b iw learning ski.
Mias ( 'otherin# .Tatefcn, girl*
NON and HAROLD CLAUBR
man trite often In Orinnd# O f Instruetor. railed a moo*.
Ing
an Jan. n for tto pnrp *■ of
In* h i m •f (to City Beam
• riri* around, . . MURIEL organikl.iv a glrr# Irani* rhib.
X l« ahrayi waiting far P.M. rlana ami eihriiulc* will by pa.
tRANK to eom# home. , . blfrird «.n «hU pora l*c*r.
The Bernln'1* County Trarhsra'
MECCA LER and JOYCE
M f toad the list for those Club meeting will to tolJ In
frr certain people te floitev* on Jsn. It.
Purine • * („ nmh |{tnd-( *h.
rmk from ramp . , . BOB
IRON tod ■ wondorfol time senre on Wednewlay and Mi**
i Chris!ma* vocation only to Catherine Tabarh’* ntooneo on
Thur.-ds, toeau'e nf illrt-**. M's.
Jock Hume*, n n»w 'iihstltulr
Ira*her to 8. II. K.. » ’<*k Iholr
itlaee*. Mr*. Iturney to* hod
training in tes-klnr mn*le, ami
llteralu e In W »*t Virginia.
T
, Junior
Hanford
»y Ot the JunUr In i to'
it toranw he's slraody
tor to g* with him. ,
Y PR0CT3R was mod OS
>11 he wo* mod uorwny
to caaldnt gvt tto M r
rant's Era ta g * ta Long*
;d toe LIL IA N W A LS H ..,
IA - HAMILTON^! draoM
*
to *u r t *to
| N r,
but juri tocanao tto weather too
been po:r I* no indication tto l
the spirit* o f tto Vccataonal
tletool stwdonta a re -b a t It's ho
indication that they orvn’L be.
cause after nil, who ia gtod to
•etUo down to work a fter erne
taro wroln o f fuaT
Nenday afternoon Mrs. Maxwell tootMMd a radio and let
ill li'Uned to tto President's
to
rongrsoc.
im t—
II sddrrs*
j Adams, Nary Iteidin and Setaos
L 'V f tried to toko tto apdtoh
; trwn ia shorthand, t o t MH
Hooaerrlt talked lost a IRflo
!||oo fa .L T to giria 'couldn’ t rsnd
b r k all o f their notan. Better
I ’ueh nett time, we h*pe.'
Hedge* too
! Plash I ■ William
finally finished the serond chap,
ter in tooktooptapl W o art also
■Had to nnnmtnre that Nary Dot■tin has fin al, finished— toW—Of
Mr. Bond. Pur tto benefit o f tto
TTW
r*
Jto mast Ing 1
Arthur
I
J!
Mmwy, stacks, toads and persons I property af nil kinds
• take wing* and fly away. Nothing endures Inti Raul Estate..
REALTORS *_
R M . Ball, ;
U notan ns ■ big -vatoguftor*
’ H AR LE Y M. K T IG O R K D o .
ig-enjt o f Wort VlrghUo-N#
rioriltog osritensest aran hi KOg « r a * . rlectaon. lie wan aw *
U P * £*“ *rr
Otm Halt, t
M law Drmcerst, In the primaries.
Tton XHgorr cosily t n l o Sap*.
Mksn opponent.
JAMK8 M.' TUN NELL. Sr.
Dcmscrat o f Deio war* knotto t
M j t r onset wan Tran.IT* d e fa t
u
D ic m V
WfM « * » ;
»
to *
raramriW-od, to t to t -.and
J ptoltlan In u-gnvarapr 1
tn n n , a Democrat. Braw*Wr
« ’ man,'we f (to llonm o f
•y e s in taUyes prlsr U t o all
^OEORGE D. AIKEN,
t
ri<rif,
iT W K
Ruaf, James H. Cooper,
Parker, W. A. Wlsrd.
_ ' Ctorira
Aulln. Jack Xing, DoS
Daniel Luka*
aibd Andrew Marlin.1.
O A IN E S V LLK .
Job.'
(Crv-rlsli—Planting r i m
James II. Cl
”
.
*
Wniter L. Cooper
H* C Dubose *
A* P. ^onnclly & .Sons E. R I^uie
whlk TbwmO,
67 MiUkm Trew
-
Bayard. Realty Co.
ColclouRh Realty Co.
rat at
Urals*.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
REAL ESTATE BOARD
llfH ld MiMHar*.
Wm W*e
ra#* U^ lB ,ri* Agriculture
Building Tuatdoy, Jan. 7 , T to
te«a (a g cervmunie* were carried
oat and tto meeting s i t iponad
for business.
■ H was dacided to bave our
Debatlnr Club To
bo-1 keeping.
*
The
re.ooeatag
of
ectosl
Serapht with it thro* now pn*1^
Mr*. J. A. Martin, Prrr* Lao Belt,
tad lira. Mnntb Hodgkin.
Nary Young has n temporary
«*Hti..n at Laotor’s daring tto
ihodneo o f Mr. Lector's nceratary.
T to apelllng leaocu want atorg
•o rmotlhlv Tnroday It waa ah
most urural. Wonder whyT Cooid
to that Dirk Mysra wasn't here.
Ilmmm. Could hdl
*
A lit-roinra tsar her
asked
Jcbnny to give to r example* of
t _L* a__J «
a_ Ju UmW
Oviedo HighSchool
O |i ■
of .Nebraska— Butler U a t retiring
Governor R. Leroy Cochran In a
bet fight. Defeat af Cochran waa
a surprising apart
Senator ,Csurge W. Nanis, n
leader la . Nebraska
endorsed e-.-Cev. Ooe____ _
C. W A YLA N D BROOK8. Repoblican af tlliaeio— Another sur
prising defeat far the Dtnox ia ta.
Brooks, a World War tom,
knocked staunch Now Dmlor
Jameo N . Mattery, a KrDy-Naah
man. out of tto Sonata.
RAYMOND K W ILM S, Repa.
tlkan of Indiana—Hem Now
DroJe, Skm ain Miataw loot hta
seal lo Congress to W iRH Whd
barely loot to Bonder Frederick
-M lterirt
m i
1 PALESMEN
R. E. Adams
*
�Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Aren In Florida
SANFORD, FIAIRIDA, MONDA
Back To Naztiand
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R etail S ales
18
FORD PLAN S
Census Report Dis
closes 46 Percent
Increase In State
In 1939 Over 1935
II Dace Changes
oAnny Chief Again
Sale* )n Sanford Uurlng 1939
gained 19 percent over the vol
ume in lust, a report of retail
trade In Florida dlrcloicd today,
though ^ha increase .failed by 1
percent,, to equal the turnover
In 1929. The rt^Lrt U ittued by
the Ceoaut Bureau o f the Do.
partmcut of Commerce, cf whkh
Jetat* II, Junta i* iccretary.
Over |he Slate, a gain o f 40
percent wa* registered in |D39
over I I I ! , the irport ihowa, and
the dollar volume waa 24 pelcent higher than that reached
In 1S2D.
In SerbInote Count/ in |li3Bt
Inert weir 411 Flores, mere*
than half of which—n totiil of
« » — » * r e In Sanford. In the
dollar volume of tale*. Sanford
accounted for $4,410,00(1, much
. *!'"/* h,lf r t •ho $D,1HP,.
000 tgtaL
A breakdown of ih,. kinj, f f
.tore* In Seminole County and
the amount of tale* handled by
o*ch I* $• follow .!
f
J »J u n * port of entry in
Southern AlbenU. were roportW^^eoDJn.r forward todayjwithout a serioua check
in Grace's "grcAttH offen
ds
of the war.
y In London, the belief irrew
M M * ohMrren
that
Britain
eoon. may attempt a Major drive
■KMlttrt Italy In Xthiepia with
the eld o f native rebellion* in
*r-
. . K w ! -fcfcMirliit; 18, to e ttw
University student, Is en rout®
to hi* home In Germany at the
requtat c ( the U, .8, Department
i
i U**' Formerly commercial
attache to the American Kmbaa.
Y io Berlin, he wai ordered from
the U. B. lollpelny di.clo.urr he
* * * active In NaxI propaganda
work In thin country.
Fund Arranged
To Pay Architect
Fee On hospital
Flippi MuaTBc PreSeated Before Proi^ct Is ^Approved
. , *’^ - ? I 0Up: ,lorc*- l « :
• 1,383,060: general ii|crchand|»e,
■* M9f#v00; nnpnrel (froup, 17j
1232,000; fiirniture.hou>rhoiil.r».
dla group. 17 . $142,000: Auto
motive group It, ITOP.OOO: fll.
^ .F olloWlng a rAolutlon passed ■I"* rirtton*. 02. $013,000; turn.
ber.bufTdfng-hardware. n , gag*,.
q
^"un*y 0001 eat b e and drinking place*.
•t.Wee sold that If
- » « entering But.
a?oi^ir2ii
>3.
• 1BI.000I other l,rut
.tore*. 70, $4S0^
delay eo without
000; groOlr. combination .tnre*
i*art o f fivid grouti, 103, $1,174,O00; hardware Mnrr. (part of
the . lumber. building . hardware
UP. A '3150.000; rctaurantt.
ew er entitle nlaca*
(part
of
eating nird drinking .place, gropn)
aptS B ara;
fS S * L !£ j,K
cr?L pjf*»
"•/ up the dun,
ore*
group),
e -
w s
B
k
i M j ^ n j i '.
S fS S & n S S sE 5
Sts** To-Ordlnator
Visits Draft Board
Held
or inyemgauon L,emh*r«.
Kd*cl Peril ( light) in.pcct. Sor lii.pn. Cal., fnctury of the
Ccnsollilateil A im ■ ft Cup., wlth’ l l .... . iilrnl, Mttj. Itfubrn II.
Fleet ( Irft) uml (Iiark's K. Hof9fk4'(t liriiturl, Koul |>rod net Ion
th it Hrrl nu^ht linAemlilf1
head Foul lii.Hn
it "V *• hrlivvv it 11 nr (icitl.*'
bomber part* mud
Sanford Residents Win Ribbons
In Mead Garden Camellia Show
Campaign Starts
Raising Funds In
Paralysis F i g h t
Joe Pepper,
. O r Senati
Brother
V is its
*~v, •
••'fSii
County
vi-ial rraiili'tilA
ftrniiiioh'
11 i ntiTDfl flovi i i * in thr
L m t State {'nm rllii Slum in the
Muaii ilii'tltn n*‘« r Winta'F Pwrk
1/iFlrnhiV. hml lAon TllitmiiA In
Jjjhi* urniifmiir nl ami hpitm en
flout i itavininri
*. A mmui* fhniM* who •‘iilrfrcl CB, wrri* MtH, AuRinttn ('nrlH1 i"ii of
(Hid*lo* fiitil
PI
)].
MUr
Kvolyn
Stowe,
lii*
Siu-un Kirtlry, uml
l|rn.
m WiuM ,uf
.Hanfonl.
Mi».
(livmitnn
11 Lint ribbon in
!• * n*1»nr#t$9rn4 *nMu1on, ' If 1m
Klrth v and Mr Elowe wen?
viunnhil h white nhboii, and M n
| Wljfhi ii in| M*'.w Stowe rath wcri*
I riven a red tlhbuit
• The -how 11$cni'Mt#*d by I he
(•iinleii i luh- ..f Orlando nnd
IN inter Pock, lugelher with the
Communists Illumed
For Ecuador ( ’lush
I ll ITlI, F$ UHtb’r, Jhii. |,1—
(A P ) - M « n j
arr«-(k
wrrr
made and ktrurig fo rm $»f
mllltan imlirr
u rn
held
rradi tod at fm nr« out*
brrakid ftdloMiny a Hit-gft
rlanh in »hnh Imi rinlrra
wrrr khoi
drad. 17 wrrr
wi»iindr<|, and 1,1 (MilJrrinrn
Mrrr hurt- Author if ir* hlainnl
( nntmunjsf arnitn fer lh«*
dUt.rdrrw h hu ft i iitird with
the Miming of thr ttripwiilrnlial
liabrr m lr n liii.
jtM i'
Mote officer* o f the orgnnltn
lion Include i C, II. Treadway u>
State chairman, Governor Spm uni
Holland aa honorary elate rhnir.
man Btnf Jo#' Pepper n* atate
director o f tha ercealiation. Coin box## will be placed In all
•«booi*mM rooir* add acme bueinet* houaoe, Mr. Byrd tald. A
■portal rlfta committee It la b*
orfontead la eollelt fiends from
tootviduaja and but Inc*, firm*.
Tag day la to be held on Jap. 2D
r^T!rU £?% l' r ^
• T.I’
r .r Kbovl
doete will ha hold fo r pot tart and
imhrtf*.
W. A. I f f f 'r l . pn ■•id* nl. .1
Kdwanl lllggiu*.
ifiiln i.i,
the Seminole 1 nut. ( Itntiil'i i
Ctinnneicc, ad .lii'—d il" Ih l
Club t day on the unn- :""l
COmplithtPCnl* nf thnl nai.int
ttrn and the pull « Ini Ii n
and *crvlcc ch i', pH" m I
penwth nf i> etiiuimiuil)
Speculating nil lh1, p"|ndui
• f tSinfonl 10 ’l v*UI s 1•■•••it rv
Mr. I rfflrr •lie Ui ed thill II.
luu Ihh u a 20 pel cmtl ilIl 4) .
In the iiuuiImrr i i hie,,ihnlli • 1)
.Nincr 1030 Mr Higcl n-. cull
nUinlim In other imI’"*' i-HU
\tn i >, -■iii 1 tl
of the last ft
he believe* ' *k\«- It1C *"M H■e i)
lo pmpreas.
J. 1*. Ing It \, wIm pH1-id) 1
the n celinv am1 nit i ■..Im • I
apcakei'a, cmHis) at 11iit lull In
minting of tile hmt I tl nf ill ■
tarn at the b< im- nl II II 1• |»»
Jin. 23, «lu| Inti o.|nr.t| Wnllti
Knvnci who mi111 ifuit hi ( min*i
rneiila hmvr htm mudi lo li.itt
Warmer Weather
And No Frost Is
Outlook Tuesday
Snow Itlankets Much
Of Northern 11. S.;
12 Inches In Mnine
IdllmtiMg a , hill iiii. night tl up.
fl'lf
« IhlIi
tl...
ii'miMiriiturv*
i
iIi g i ,.,.* In ;(«n.
(mil. Hi,' \\ riiihri lliiii-nti tmlii)
ini'iiii'ti'i] I" n Iy ii.ing tviii|H'ialuii'*
l i n 'liny, mill no
ilniigi't Inn."PI. ,1. Ui.lnruluv or
Other R. A. F. Airmen
Hit IMIoat Bases
And Itulian Cities
Of Venice, Turin
Drive Continues
Without Check
Fa sc in t Casualties
In Albania Report
ed To Be Terrifie
m i n i k i n , j*n.
u—(a d
ll.llirh
*|r
Rourrca
*aUt
l - l n ihr Itojal Alp Fofee
-Innlnt a “■llaht edge" In
(hi- aerial conflict deeplte '
rngagrmnl* un three front*
—In (irrrer. North Africa,
mul it home. The .u p rrn trt
- «• h. hi II,
teid. be.
rru.r <fvthc reutlniaow* arat.m »llr iR.mbing ml (iceman
- ■n*l cumiaanlraUwn*
rod h.ctu.r uf |h« Incrratrd
I'lanr- friim
ItrllUh
tnd
Vmtrirrn ftrlorlr*.
"J
p ,n ,
i .(•11111111
ll-ootM
J,,
thc
Irfin h cK along the Naxi-ocVn)>ti-il I'lv iifh -U c lg la n cu u tn
— piVMiimnhtv n w a ltliig
|{Jtl n ‘s m khm I to invodc E n gIniul - w ere reported machincKnm nd lo d n r h v Rritiah wnriil)(ni'«, w hile o th e r R. A . F.
raider* l.oml.cd N o il U-hoat
Iimm '.h (dad ponndod
Venice,
Turin and Culunla in l t « ly .
Aim.l rryoplc.l n r * rvverae* Id
(hr » . [ will: (irreer, Muuullnl
■hunk ii |. In* urmy cuminaiul for
the UiJril flpr^ In, two rteittM,
muling hi* chlrf uf ataif, (ton.
■n.t ty.. M Cavalleru to toko
ching. ..f Italy'* l.nriLgicaaed *r.
mi.'* m Aibahia.
Du Italian* « m repurtrd atUl
i.
tiiHlmg northward ilncc
fuli .1 K1inin .* ami Gic Greek*
ii. ti) Mini Ii. hr in TVprlrnl.
I h. linii. li l.il-ynn tore** Wire
liuiilmg cun* from
Bardin
■r . .. ('. aurruunii Tobruk. The
•t at th*
in,|...i (uni F*»cl»( ,'i)t|>i«.
.... .
iih. i *. IM) mile* »oulb
,, llririlia,
tr|iorl'*d cut #*»
tij- Mm lirltl.b
.
Ilulgnriau Premier J’hiloff Oell -■.•In—* —
“iieiikern al I hr Ruhiri f'lul fi.-tt
Ihr prlnrlpMl -tut' nniM r-ifo • T'li ur sc|w>
Roy llultir:, (iifeirntim i f t<i
Fmui I'Liiki ted pm I v ef New
Uulf c HHfriltoi-, mi ill In* had no i r Fiigl.md *nd tiie tii« at Luke#
I ('•M tlm irel III* l B ( t M i
ye* tei Jay y» alight ly uiodrrahiiK
writ tin i continued to rpmnl tvrr
a h»K Bil-U of tlia Jiatluir.
Thr Ihtki’te ptlnf M y 'a l' inurh
12 nu hen tn iioiihrm Mattie
uud they lutiilrii aroriiu) |o tn
nu hi p ju-l him Hi i f MichiJoel S. Field* 1 1 ii: inii ruler ef I
( apuplM'11-1 ■Hwlng P.rM uf tlu tm alonif flie t ’anadinn Inirln
Arm i Kin l.rgluli,
y inged nil S•*» iIn i it Wertiium, Nci.ula ami
rln avjutliwe*t tlearrl nf .• i * |* rtunmin h cuf the I*u"t Jthd olhn
Jiuirn*
’'■loud I h *la mi» 11 t»u rd rn , wan m i lif lihith rdn i f
Sanford i • ntteml I F« ur iru ln * f,.Ji
iti ipnn*»'i- f*i hr even biggi r tlu hi tun ly Martin In*
ili.ih I
and twu im
and mon * **hn I nl than they lu»d titnn uf the eoiign-ri-uma! i »-r»i
• i Huston,
hipptf!. A hirifi' fiiiriilier of eiu
ir(
luirgh
miller jn\ o!»t ij^nlinir uu. A nun in ^
i mu raiiu1 I muu pul of town.
Mu nnreury climh.il fuur tu
mhbilirs,
in
Orliilidu
ne\t
Tile
The ermifdii.M m t c placed on
dign.s, through tl* Mt.wis.
d>i> night, Jan. 21
i‘# i* T w » i
> Uv M m ...in i, fii\>n
Mi
Hie* will Apeak uf tlu , Mu
N$*hra*kn
11 Ti) pur at ur es
l eyiciir Home nl HitHi ••ehn k. and j d
netally
wen- higlo r Hum
.
Mi I irh| hat a tiilfulM r of tn kri I
"•* M 'h of Hit tl. • p ri.mth.
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" *" i ' *hr freexing luu i|i|.)M,|
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h
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Ilan.porlalluli will »■ fu-11 )»»...* ]
Fu*-.
V mh u ni uratlu i u»i. 11.
I‘i Amntcrn
i.ulf by Hu Anleriiun I i’"M «-I N't w f ’ ug Ianr| ik |* Mi lu *)|
io * Iando yeMe idnv thr se wishing to hear
' ' 11• 1fiMifiMg t non 1(» t. ", ib'.
■t e in the lauiidri in Mr Fie III rifthl, Mr. files
ahovi' fieexiny ,u).| th,
•l> ur team
dtviaKli hpvtik in Jjiikaonvitlr . u
1
w
mound rt«* . u. 11>, 1
and
in
lnmpa
Jnu
22
th a bn
F 12-20 in i h*
iihiit
Next m Hu urfuauintetir th.
A 1‘art.idgi nf Knletritales,
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inn vi a•. t;
\V. ffpeiteep nf
;tuiboc uf the iuriik •’From
Mfimitiiin Ferloui M-nlnun in
nfurii and I*mr Allen of He.
I’lir-m,'- D in .)" Jin.I off the
a $'*tld rijmt, had "\\ rtfru" J
•r»d* wdh a UM Infill
* >, t,, • *» htiiir**" **urst of tha
antrind do th en « -* *
The tram uf l^t, Tom M«
ciM e uml i-xh'iMikt^ At- M.lhndiit Men'* Club of
. hee and' Hill Terhiim*, ho Hr
wutiper meetsfitrm oKivi-J sluvkly mol It I,.nl nl ,i
rin - dnfupi ru >i 11iii
Ocluiut". r apt tired tnp um"
i-JuioJ iilo ut fi00 imir- *mtlli, ,„)• I.. hi- held Ol the MethoV- llii- Utlatuln I'll 'l t lull
1 nr hutmta, A field *»f ever 1*0,
nnnr*
tomorrow
i - arit ,,f Nnritiiekt't, Mua« . Ihr .lul ( hiirrh
preaentmg "even rlth*R, com- It- gui'.t lumorinn niglil nt
night ul 7 HO u'cluck.
IW iatlor Hureaii rrrxulr.l ih tan
fml In the fmirtieyt held al the
• inn (i t night mrcling nrnt ilin I 11••ni$itp vi-Rrirln uf flu- *.f rm II i*
V M-ili-w uf Mr. rartrldee *
ill.'dread cirnran.
in r. t i !«• held at tin- Unti l Mu)
d hv galea okri n mdiu* l„*,k uritten by W 1'. King,
lull nt 7:90 o'clock
f ah nl fitft) niilea from 0- irru f i n , , eilitur uf the Lhrittiin
Mr Sara UrilTiu Illiglin-, |n
kvnente. |irui**n It highly
••
mienl of th* Orlan.lii i lu.i, mil
-living hern ''written In a V»pnI'H-.cnl the nrwly-nigunimil Sun
|,ii. . g in lilly »tyle which will be
fniil giuu|i with a gu«c| uml H-.
iHinlnil nut nnly by preacher*
Ifi-yuur-ohl cliartir.
Marvin
*i„| Hive* of pieachcr*, but by
-ami- ” i f Mr«. M. t'umrolng <>f
Tliul*tlay night nicmbci« Inn
lh<* Invnieii a* well."
ill* rlty. 'lii-l vi-l-rHay monilng lain III vlied to atlnul ii imi tim.’
I lie hook contain* 22 chapter*
l tin Muntcip"! HiwpHnt
In m I (a> tunn when tl»« Pilot flu
t d u f g r M c C o y o f t>M »"ln is mi purh them** a* "Wedding*
I'-reived
It*
chin
ti
T
hii
.I
l ampn,
in llu ( uuly jail Unlay eliiirged I Itrrak Up." "A Pataon** D tll
lilV.
givi-. a dinner al I he Oaceuln
ii Hu- tb rft o f a tow , fulluW - I’r.igrnin."
"filecpere
In
the
Fun cm I Rcrvir*.* will -re lie l'I Until. Iluth the new Hut* ban ■ 11 ir hu* in r rat H u tiird u y mg hi i hureh.." *• How At>l*olntn»MliU
.|fl«rru'i uu rnlng at 10*30 o’clock rvcriitly been orranlted Ihruugh ul.Did | | 00 o’clock nt Id-* lioruc, nre Made.1 nnd “ Mount
ifctta
,t, the Fir.I llapliat Chinch In vxletiilun work c f the Orlandu lit puty .S h e riff Ja c k
Hum, Wrung Cory**," Mr. King
ihekeo n
club.
\nradi*
mill m 111* review of th* book.
* aid tuduy
I T h r r im wn» a lo lr ii I m uii thr
Ihr Introduction of the book » * •
( m in im i llr o th v r s rim ch
m a i ul." written ty Mr. King.
" It l* doubtlc** true *that the I)*W-o!na M n r t f f
I llr k n ’ ti
vkii butchered Ir* ihr wood* repivM'iitativc* of no othar V*mi ihr rnucli projuirt)' “ This i» raltcui Imve auch mingled eapor-f the first ca*rs of row lenrr « f the ludlcruu* along with
stealing rr|HirUil In son*e lim e,’ (lie pathetic a* doe* th* preacher.
the deputy sheriff declarrtl
It gov* without *aying that tlu
Headed ty Director Krnr*t ZprvacluT who take* hJmMlf too
Kee*, the grvup of rtourch aewiu
.erloualy ml**** much o f tM
wholcionie and noretblng bunxar
lift* who will preeent “ Preview* telling In the program. Iwt me
of life. Rev. J. A.
Partridge,
•>ft Progrew
at the Bomlaole aure the cltisOM Of Sanford t
author of -From ■
Po m 'i
High School Auditorium tonight auch it not the ceae,” Mr. f
•aid
lb
I*
morning.
Diary’,'' ha* aucceeded In repro
• H tomorrow at BiOQ P. M, orducing
with
vlrldneM
and
reality
In axplglnlng the purpoae
'lead In Sanford yooteadny 'had
the Inter** ting Incident* Ut n
*Ot ep their headoeortm at Hotel tha tbow, Mr, F m * (juaUd
par.on* career. It will
Mayfair whore they will remain Char lea F. Kottcrlng, Gem
awaken In other* tha dumb
f^r tho duration o f Dm engagt- Mo lore vice president, a* aayl
memories of m y tncidoate
"There la oM thing wa havo
with
tha
paththe Up** o f yoor* ho*
jT W y Included, boeldoo Mr, Foeo, common
Guard
I^Unean Crem woU,_lny H a m , pbrmae 1 dcn'l aoo what m
Tha Semlnola Count;
there li la N Sonet It look*
it tinted to meet Umlghi et 1:10
o'clock et the Armory.
”
Aiding in oij^nizlr*
tivilirp of the |oral c»oii|*
^arnpiiign Hynifiat tnfnnnl'
lyaia, Jim* Prpprr, I** •«I.*
Unllril RLifra v uiu!ci
IVpfwr of Ftorida, ratin’ l*
foni Saturday mi n 1'ui
•Inlav At tun I wn»k of I hr -K
friup in Ihii cumi'nirn wd
tmin> viktIi ii wrioA i f i »m*
fr^ttutr1
* l « rnbr iitoio > f
tirivr, iiuoniinr lo T lh
Bytd, r^unly cbairhiiin
Tl *" pliuia of the irroup hi r»
rmn idfird buI tboao i•I• u r ■ t
rnrirfl lb rough iurjud*
1»u%4* In pchn. |« niifl hu- '
hr iiNfN, a dilvi- fur f|mi v,)I i m
tup day. un
mid p<»"^ i * >
tml for itudrnif). n "'ItI
l>imr»i I •'ortl, «pccin| m<» 1 M
Sanford-Hrlmitlo Krntii! < 1•11• cr
a I'rwiiltiit'n Hill In! at> I m l)
fmiih Hu* drivt». M tr
I
thr group will hr amir un« im| J.*<
wrlirn thr ida am arr f i*>11v % nu
Thrn* will l*r n«» hutirr lo bon ■
'anvafRlng Ihi* ymr, *-ui I M
Byrd.
Pull of the fundA rdii*rl**l
nil r f thr A(* rut tip) ieuvi Will I
lo thr natiutinl orgnniantfi n I. HaU of Ihr money culler ted iu
(hit county will t«* rv(niii”d u
county fund tn he tt»pd f t or
r«BC* that ri lit III di*veil p hr
Mr. Byrd rkplgtimt. The rt-nv
fund of ihr county in ram [$•!
to bo um d mr M nurlt’ua for n fun <
to biry nn l/on luiiff f ir thi ■ r un
ty, he raid
I iral cfficcra wlio liavi* !$•■•••
appointed aro T, Hradforil lt>r.i
rounly chairman; I I ra, Jwinrn l\
Coat«* t f O tir li, county m i <
chairman; Mrn. MaxnrlJ St«*k»aii.
city chairman; Mr*. II. It. 1-iim
pLjlicity chauman; Mm. tl. A
Iprar, U « day knd Lutton chm>
man; Edwanl Nelaon, port it* and
■prrlal avofita chairman; L»ona«il
IcLucaa. coin coHcctlon thalrnun;
Garland W. Spencer, aporta chair.
'y. pa^i, H&|ait h
O'DImca*' chairman; nnd Mm
Robert J. Hollfg chairman of wo-
NUMBER 119
------------- 1
British Planes Fire
At German Soldiers
In Coastal Trenches
OR DEFENSE
Bright Report Made
Of Sanford’s Pro
gress To Itotnrians
I
In Aonfnnl, the klrda o f .to re
nnd the tale* made by oath wa®
r
follow*:
.pet end th# men '* f t i ,,ndV for H have not vet been
Food group: Hit,
101,000
they lay— lost end
„ Mr. Ilouthnklcr exIn the wUdtrnc**.
plained. Drfmc fund* can be t^neral merchandlt* group, R,
j.•cured to herein building the hra. •4114,0001 apnarel group,
14 .
;plt*l. a complete art of nlnn* $21>1JK»0!
fumlture,hon.rhold.
muet be pre»cntrd ip tie WPA radio group. 10. nmtunt of m Ic
and obeyed.
withheld; automotivo group, II.
J* M. Ongran., Hrait of lh* »7PP.nooi filling
ilatknr,
2'i
W PA office In Orlando, rreenl- $39 2,000 j
lumberJrdUdlng-h.rd
I* t»ld the County)' Oontmlaalon- ware, to, amount of, pale* with
l * n that the money to breln eon- held; eating nnd drinking plarr.
Jatnietltn wrnld bn allocated Im 42. $177,000) drur atore*. in.
mediately after the
arrhltect'a 1175,000; other itorw , 44. $373..
p|i-»« w-re give* anproval.
0 0 0 ; grocery and
eomhlpatlon
"W - have definite •■•uratrrr," ►
lore, fnart of fcod group,) 50
Me. Ih u iK oliW dee'arml, “ that $1,000,000; hard war* atore* <|wri
after approval o f .plana, fund* of
lumber • building . Hardware
Imined Ialelv allocated and -m op) 4, amount o f anlea with,
hold the procedure « bartered bv will t>e
he |mm«
ithe loederthln for rtublng ccntld. lhf eh-ndlne.
...“ J. clearing, and nr*. held; retUumnte, other rating
pp—lion
r f --land will h« itirted.” nlicet (part o f eating and drink,
eretkn o f the meaiare.
j -----1-----By a volet ytte Spanker Ray. I Th« morn- •emteod tn pav tha ing plarea grout)I, 88, 1 1 0 0 .0 0 0 :
________ ____________ ___ e-rhltaaf* fe« will be taken care of. liquor store* and packaged good.
tgn Affaire CommlUe Iter. •Itnuiholdee rah*. h“ m«aee *o.rt nf other itDraa greupl. 1 R.
peed end nn effort by |from ih* ialo r* b-wd*. whH» $231,000.
.
try eenunlttee -.tm- trrin«r .l« eaoertmi l » t * k e p U * * *within
tn the Count*; th en weH) n87
nre nedee It* ’ control the neat fid day*.
“ active proprietor* of unlneorpnr•ted. clearing the way
--------- ' . H W * * nled hu.lnc****” daring 1939. the
number o f employe* waa 030.
a lC ^ w S T S h T W r .i
end the total payroll wa* $420.a
000. Kmnloya* and p a m ll In
cludes paid executive* * f corpor
b*
Major T.
Byrt
Sparkman, ation. bat not the number and
WBeldn I jmttope . n tl>lg trie d Ire aerylea co-erdira. compenaatlon o f proprietor* nf un.
draft Incorporated btitle (teat, Uty ra
tfm * j * J fc v •".7 *
««»» » llh “ *• ing'
* * 11 d™(*
die-| peel note*.. •
W V . W11
^ , board Saturday morning
to dlao f Seminole 1 The number o f employe* and
f W * “ f Mb * lh*
' euea the problem* of
v
-=n''; County draft r*gt»tmnte. The the payrolla o f the vartetU type*
X* —
„
M elt wa* part o f a routine rail
fall ’o f .tore* are e » follow*:
Grocery, combination
»tnre«:
J fS T O IS
M «J c Sparkman It making over
- T -L
.tr a n lljL i
>h*
» ccordlna
lo
bCttrd proprietor*. 491 .‘ omplove*. 101:
total payroll. IM .odft/tnher food
f fjr t r
l
*
I After »■ mnferenfn with Urn ■I tvraw* iIMfMMi'ltlltkl'iiffetMK ' IV t 911%
*■
* f t r * * ’ >**1
he remarked ea, 201 u e m t l, IH.OOO. Gener
ItetvMy ML and J Kn ,h-t the in-al beard wa. "up al merehnndlae gnm *: propr^
C fS m
Jt'V ‘ with other bovnte te the »Ute tore, l| employee, » t | pm m ll.
IndtStted ted «r the* be .In the work o f c l * , if yin* regia-
Member Associated Pres*
Role Of Service
Clubs In Growth
Of City Is Told
« R ft r a A ir ^
IMI.0Q0.
13, 1U41
P e rc e n t
MajorDrive Against
Italy In Ethiopia
. By British Report*
9 ed Possible Soon
Ethiopian Tribesmen
JANUARY
Resident Urged To
Hear Talk By Dies
I .oral (tolfern Play
In Orlando lourncy
^m
| uu^e
J11,.|. ‘-I' . ( ami K. It. '",'1 'V"*1 U'
unh i i
J. A. Partridge,
Author, Is To Be
(iuest Of Honor
Pilot Club Will
Receive Charier
(Jrandsop Of I.<ocnl
. Resident
Dies
Cow Theft Churged
To Mun In Osceola
Research Scientists Arrive Mere
For “Preview Of Progress” Show
A meeting Of the Badminton
Club hat boon called for tonight
at 8:00 o'clock at the Rocnmtkm
Hall for tho olootkm of officer*
local
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Tbs featured ninth race an togfat'a program at tha BanfordHando Kennel Clu'i, 10 miles
bulh df Hanford on Highway 17,
iwia back to the distance bounds
a - right crack doga match
trikes over tha ILlCpi's mile dia-
NsUuv. it
C rom pton, g
FT. LAUDKRDALF, Jani 0 Th* official curtail v ia ' ra W 1
bars bat weak on iriiat b daeUnef
to prove not only a new year
but a new am and a ' new dr*
for lb* thousand* who follow the
•port of game flaking bar*.
A parade of 'about 10 gall)
bedecked private ami charter
boats wanded Its way'down Nr*
Hirer and to Uw Coif Stream
Thursday morning, bearing par.
tins of anglaru eager for (be
strike, and the chance for taking
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Tho field Includes: Judge's Do.
I l M Band Baby, Fbasanl Vue,
Mend Hr»*. Don't Forget, Detruetlr* Dick, D:n Orlando'and
'eddy Down. Pleasant fhfCwllI S u fi# F” t r">. t
Ikriy bo favrted to top the heat.
The event marked the opening
Don Orlando, one of the en- ef the first smroal fishing Tour,
rsnls, was a iong.prleed winner ns men t under > direction of the
Anglers Association, a group of
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ORLANDO, Jan. 0 — Negunations got under tray yeiter.l*>
miming for- Jack Dompsoy, for
mtr heavyweight boxing ehempltn, to refer** tha weekly box
ing card h e n either Jan- 20 oi
17. ■*
■ Promoter Cfnl* Stephens »tau
id that ealLiartory terms hsbeen receked with llw former
Manasaa W-uler and that he has
t'shed far the Jan. 10 dato.
- in the w ant Dsmpseys »<;bo.
sidle Is filled far that evenlnd-
I'unkto
* Bev*—i. i ,
Big Jack' Bush, who towered
over tha llttla Sanford players,
eeaMnt bo etoppod under the
basket Ha and* erven of Landons
IS field gtuls.
Caaeb Georgs Trugdan used IS
playara against tha visitor*.
Sanford's Unua baskets were
seared by aa many' player*, Billy
Geary*, ferry Jackson and Kent*
each making one. finnfo-d was
blanked from tfc* fleer until tha
last m fm ta'of th*'first half.
Lineups r
I ^0
• ... _ m r .
Total*. •
. 'I . W- X 32
P m w l foolii Tntluck, Eppi
t. Herring, Cbadwkk, Ferrell,
Crumpton, Nolan. Fraley. Clark 2 .#
F m ' throws mined: Jaekean,
Hairing t , Cleveland, Bftlhx 2 ,. '
Ferrell, Morton.
Officials: Jdrp and Carter.
In Uia opening game i f Hi*
season Tuesday night, the Celery*
Fads defeated Tararea tl-lt». de.
■pita frequent fumble* and bad
passes. IJerrlng led the' eeorinir
with shr.' points for the Ibesle,
High men for Tavares n s K.
Dess with 10 points.
In a preliminary game tha Bab)
Truluck, f
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M o re T r u ll A n il W e e tablet* T h a n A n j
S im ila r A r e a In F lo ririu
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FjMbAY. JANUARY 10.
En U b U sh ad l a 'I N S ,
■■ ............ .
t fs Want Broad Po
t a t o For Roosevelt
^ To Send Equipment
rtrogrtm Urged
To Save Time
esmiy Funds ProMeasure
ire Congress
itaa
H
lr akbhw
a t 1l l u .
<.1,1
lonors Go To
Juper Wolfe In
Gun Club Shoot
Extensive ivRaidiiftRy.
•R. A. F. Enco oralis
Ethiopian Uprising:
" Against F a s c i s t s
_ OerlM|B Realty and T rn .t'
Co. ' t Atlanta, Cl*., offered to
*«U tha City n erareheaaa It n v n ,
at F rew h Atgnue
and
h liih
Sir ret and the Gammlaaioo took
the o ffer under advisement.
A rro u ea t W at rdCelved from
P- R . M rp heneen’ ta In a ta ll a
t r . r f l r j i g h t at Myrtle Avenue
and Ftfteemfa Street, and era* n f *rrcJ to the Felice Department
Orahood WIU Occupy
Pulpit Here Sunday
The Bar.
,
Omhnad
of
ill M hara
_
„ **rfor
of r
* •** pletol, alao turned In UaiaeavtUe wrill
vtcre Hunday a t U e F im t'ch rU U
< * 1«® In Uw regular aboot.
m
A . C. Tonally, a a other B u te Ian Church, and may laeata hrre
permanently, J. J . CaUa. chair
t"«n o f tha -haard o f daacen*,
■ aid today.
Tlte pulpit a t Um church ha*
baen vacant ainae tha recent
dtalh o f the Rev. T . W. Dance.
by the foltawligri
ipmrolt, sta te highway
f|»m H e w .,, M , U r,
Jimmie Oovran. US: C.
now, PI; and Holland
Lehman Is Voted ,
*ncreaac
II. J- Lehman, manager o f the
Sanford S la U Farmer* Market,
ha* bean voted an to creau In
talary baennaa o f h h “ w caltant
•crvlee,” JL M. Fapworth. chair,
man o f tba advtapry board, an.
nouncad today.
It m
moved th a t Mr. U h .
man be glvan th a Iq tn aa e. pod
the actlen waa made unantmou*.
Mr. Papwarih aald.
eg; County Schools
t S |T o t a ls J 8 3 8
.1 »»»» ;
?;
u lacdthodl Railroad Commiwioh
Names Douglas Hea<
Way Now Paved For
Total Collapse Of
F a s c i s t Defenses*
Alliens Announces
R. A. F. Supplies Reach (Jrecce
Nazi Industries
Further South, Sol
diers Enter Buna#
Kenya Colony Town
Farc-iil cclony.
;
Wherever poaalble, the Ilr ltM
raldi have burn followed by g fl
taeka of native tribriman on tta|
Faiciat garrison*, the Rritiah agn
III aome inalnueca, m reporting
in today'* H. A. F. communique,
the Italian* have hern fnrred to
flee. A garrison driven from (h#
poat o f (iv i'i ia bring puratlM
by tribramen who arc eloalng in ,
the communique raid.
Ethiroiana al*n have (teen bar#
aaalng Italian tinea uf communi
cation. official eourrra diselaaad,
Grover Hall Dies
Was Noted E
a * ' S t a t e P aym en t T o
NUMHF.R 117
Itninbed By R.A.F,
Mussolini's Command
Says Itritish Bat
tleship Is Bombed
C A IR O . Jan. 10— I A l ’ i —T b a
tlrilinti n11mmneed today a "con.
ct-nlralion"
of
llriti-li
fir m
■ round Tobruk. llalimi naval
Mull (Old gurm nn pnri on Um
■ dhjta* cuant,', while jo p a m tld L
Blda were received on <> car
fa t Grady Duncan, City building
inape (tor, and one from the S a n .
ford Bulck Co. for a u*cd Chevro
let Waa accepted.
A revolution addrrreed
(he
with large bull*
United
8 t a in Bureau of Roada
it time In aevrrol
kb •core” ayataaa e * the £late Highway Depart.
■ t wae drawn up requesting
led again by the
it Stala Road It lea designated
t Gan d u b yra■ illtary highway, following
tn, had Jarfwr
rag treat from Edward Ilignin*, .
f ' coibin l**| .per and arc ret ary
Akgnb
British Announce!
Concentration Of
Forces At Tobruk
flfvR LIN. Jan ID— (Al*>
An agreement between Her
man) and Soi let Ituaria reg
ulating certain aapeela
wf
trade, t order, and rraettly*
■ rnt problem* waa rrportad
■ H lriili) algae# In Moocww
today.
irgets Are
Members
l Weather
U f I c o n earned Vy YTrihg 10 abut#
each a i ’ .low ," -tim ed," and
“ rapid" f i n . Forty eecthd* la
given tn fire the -10 a hot- at
Umed fire, and £0 aaconda at
rapid fire. Timed and rapid fire
l« *hot from a dlatanee c f 13
jrnrda, and alow f i n a t U yard*.
Becauae o f tha wind and cold
which kept Mima member* of the
d ub doea by tbelr fireside*, the
'la were w ed tnetaad of
Don American target*.
It la enaler to make
aare with tba U rg a u
Member Associated Tro*
Greek Army, Takes Klisura,
K e y Stronghold In Albania
Uhaa*
fleDoqville Avenue.
The property, nrqillml by the
City )n December through fnie.
riorum f n tax lain- will be 'itiide
into ■ park. The Snhle HtirrUmi
Chapter hna placed i tbrr. mnrter*
e f Sanford, eraa alccted la it night a t historical point- In Sanford,
and
were given permiealon to d e l
a t ■ C ity f Commit* Ion meeting
t lir l to aerva aa m ayor for the coming icate' the new tuirk on
Founder*' Day, Feb. «
yaar. » /
» •
'T he City e u th irlin l fir> to ’re
puid to the chapter tn h rlp In drh w Ing the coat of thr m a ikp r,
oimJ the Cham ber ui Commerce
will contribute 110 lo w a d the
total coat of IB6.211.
Tba letter Baking prm ilaaion
la Inatall the marker waa ilym il
by M n . It. J. Ijchnir.ii. regent,
and Mrs. F. 'E. Roumlllat. chair
man o f the Foundcra' Duy ','om-
aras:
British Army
Advances 1i
African Wi
w . c . <BiHy> m n . youngest
member of the C ity ConunIml >n
la M int o f aerrioe, *»> riveted
Mayor o f Sanford .lout night by
the Commlmtonera «t their orro n katlcn meet in* In the City
Hall.
Owner of the HIU imm'ier and
Supply Yard- Mr. Hill wa* tn.
aUuled a« a Com ml** loner Ttieaday: night to take the plate of
W aller 8.
Cotrman,
retiring
Mayor who waa defeated by Mr
HilTIn the election In November.
Reyn and reared In Fanfnnl, Mr.
Hltlrera* aaaoeiated In burin-e.
with "hi* father, W. J. Hill In the
im irH an lw arc and Lumber Co.,
the Jfhrtt builneai of Ita kind
In the City.
Id the I urine.'* *e«rinn n hleh
followed the election of Mayj-'
l U V a letter waa read from Hie
S a llie . Harrltrn Chapter of the
Daughter* of the American Hot♦ hi IJon, **King pemlaalan tn put
NEW MAYOR
1041
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i n x n n v Jan. to— (A i’ >—
IKr *i i- 1,
l.iimh-m
awarmed
imii*-- Ihr ( hanncl
today
l»t * Ihundcrlng daylight
'•‘ ‘d '•-ainst the fitrm in
'••ibflMiine bane at Hratt, and
-H -r l*rgrU . Airdrome*, mil(In , in-1*II*,tun-, *nd patrol
’ ■ "••I' »••*' rrpqrtrd borahrd
‘1 il
nir. hnirguiinrd.
Th*
l.lj- i. v,r f ,.
great the,
'J 1' 1 k ,,,r '»ulhi«*l enaal on
I I'rli-li *lilr of thr Chan.
'bbnthl the
c«l Iftina. ■
■ ■ I* yuiiclb _
f* n u th "* f
th e A E lh lo p la ti
■ rid Bl Walt
Tn the Kruya-I__
U ti StHMuliJsiuJ txm fo r tone sbitn-
Il l
dutinl hy (Ilf ]tn]lull)*.
H a u l ifr if in y Itrllin h mul Ainu
• f f li- n n rro c rtil u n il» h»si night
dnivi* fu r w rstiv p n l of ltn lv** bosi^irnl U liy n n hm c at Tu b ru k w M lr
1H0 rnilrv to th r houthc«hl Fu nrist
trvbopM vt rrv rc'iHirtvd evacuating
/t##|, r , ^ c^
of (oiam huh.
O ffic ia l com m unique*. tJi»rloa*
In i: a triple-prongeil thriint iiKainst
Ita lia n legioviN m A fric a , e lf.
• c n lrrtl Hritifih opera (io n , e v te m l.
n Jtil'a t over .1000 m ile*
An It. A, F . rninm utiirjiie repui tml a heavy attack on I nBcUt
deceit convny* nnrthw c*t of <;ia .
rabult, which I* ileferuietl |»v two
fo rt.
It appeared the Hr it I nil
wvn- d riv in g into M h y * on « i h Om ilf front In an e ffo rt to ru t tn.
te rin r rt»mmuidra1l< ft* liiii'* w ith
O lf COdlhl.
B ritis h cfiinin ii11iqiios ro|M »iln|
Ibc^ri operttions*
I
Egtcnajvi*
hninMii|r
attack*
I
| !•'* i-iri'K Mik Ii ('tininiand
I 1’ " 1' ' ' iit m o u n m l t h e c a p t u r e
Jin k r \ 11 n liitn n t r o u g iio lt l
I* ’ 1,
" i t ' f i i l r i i l A lb a n ia ,
!" Ini*' tin1 Ifi i11-h U. A. F.
A Hoyal A ir Fo rce truek i* unh aded, hum
by the cru m p k'il fender, at an unidentili> d (.•« « !. p«u I, ia I h L
tind o th er w a r nupjdu - fu r I In- II. A . 1" i »m
t;u k«-»i • ,, ilie
vide. ( I f 11tri)i flier'* helped tin - rc c obtain Mu im h h
•r i
in the w ar w illi Ita ly ,
Scattered Frost Growers Discuss
In Central Part !Marketing Of
Of Florida Seen County Citrus
k * tha B n ja l A ir Force mi Ita lia n
*2*fWS ayrd
i p t positions
pimitiuiin fgigtlllipa
through- r
If
MONTGOMERY, A la , Jan. in
—(4 1 — Grover C. Hall, MunU
Ittimrry Advertlaer editor wniao
unciimpromlaing battle against Intolaraiiro and nla friendly humor
won him a Pulltaer P rlir and a
foreDioet pUoa.among the .iaHon’JournalUta, died Uat night after
?
A
»ny
• stre y rd
on
patrio t- aided hv the IT
on an Ita lia n p vrriao ii nt
s h(fb!ly iiih ir f M cathiT,
witN
-titi t «*i »•*) fiu sta
in Hit* ninth
,.h r „ Mrh
in I c c n tin l p o lli1rip nf flu* S lu t. .
B * r
| mw
if11 th e F t h in t iia n * r b is m g
"(>• I M C I* s| |ti« |ii), Vb11It it p i” . |
Death cama deaidte m any cm.- on |K r |............ Iyit l(ll^ I|li
Irllm tlo n * o f Wood h v ,a * * o e l* lr>
„ A
- i „ rV fro m -In ’•pt «t •'{ ri«»ng I t'ltlpt'l Ilt lll r r t V '
................. A low uf ;;.| itinriTM »- |
In the n e w ap ap jr f r a U r n l t , »"'• I a n. ) n.K g v n H - .. S .,.ln ......... .
Im
pr a tin ti',| fi»i tiilri M t lifin tomglil
friend* In an affort U repair In*
n„ rlh,
nf
I .-I m iflit the temperail ur r Im
•Irength that waned from rrcur |t(l„
i.,,,.,),.,. w|,|,|, ..
ring . tomach hemorrhage*
>" eaplnre ..f tho ,n -I hi .tl| til i mf f h III | Ittw l»f t I , HRig| ilia
in i ii him iii 10 :ll II ti'ilm k tin* m n j
Iha H-ili“»t
1 t«a||a*i f'.’ f i - *t iDnrahub « ‘f» " i n - till a tom I lit IP , itia p itr ti
P A R L E Y S A IL S
th illiH i w wky it It >4 til IMI it Mill
,.||r v~l r '* .m iii'ir '-t «**•*"■ •*
N1” I|RI m VI It*
tn m ip s II
(A*,i Mug: cut f»ff hv Ihe Hi Si
fon •
NEW YOUK. Jan. 10
'in !'*h lrm ]H ra tiii i s hi U night
Former roalmaetor Oenrral Fat.
11 t I i lim an, niiiiirigoi nf tin
> i u i ‘ M<l S ta le F a im c in Mmka i
M-|M>tt«*«| lo ila y . Th e t n l ir f
.1
10 on a " p u r e ly bu iln caa t r ip '
. |» l- ,., | t v
( a u l l o i f l v rXplodNi-iJ hv Ml
L i l l Ml It *h 1111#1
He M ill ha would be "lerrll.lv
1 , , -u
J Mm* i i ’ UI hful ticcli beneficial
dlaappvlntad " If th# co n tract* fur
..
• I'li’i V t'Kpridlatt, * fnlltm Ifij* 11n
hla ourchaae o f tha New YurV
A T L A N T A . Ja n . I
tcrcM i heavy rain s
haaeball Y a n k e a . w are not elg nr.l Govartior H iv .r * a»ld tu d « , ” ■
" A - l u g Mm the lent pci u liii •
before he returned.
'^ l y Z ^ C . i t u ^ Z
-t.ij* .i I m vc fre e r m il . u r ' i t 1 -at
I ' ic liiitik c t iiiatliig i I !ui»»iiic»it» I
oc l
Act itm piiitiuil by u b risk w in*l
JACKRONV1L LE , Jan. 10 —
and official* of ,lhe Atlaiila *«tilth tippeil llii* w a v ta mi l.itl •
H
n
iiin i w ith w hite cap*, the c*M
UP)— Florida W r A headauarlira
Journal would *lgn on n lfn lii'it
aald yeaterday work on the naullcatlng lluit no fee
»»* l»-u r a t h t i a 1(JetI bualneas at wotol
u m tr iiiitl till riintpfiiM r-, v*hi«h
tlonal defenaa project airport el vulved.
Gcal* would start next week F.
Rivera u w r le d Ihr
Juunml hail in liM»tle to koi'p up vulh
8 Ijofberg Btata director of ih e ifrrm rrly uwned by niembei* «>r 1he tieniuml.
C iibea of In f lu r iir a f«ue»««l
•
operation* i*v*w.w—
division,| —
said
gISO.mio
(laUotly-*
family.
"Imputed" ai »
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w.
,
htigri m itu b rr o f rra b lc n t* 1 > >■
would be s p e n t
Hardening m rk e t In e xist m " "
G overnnr'a
o v e rn o r* n
uifflru and aald hr •11ji 1m mi hetl ( I t r ugh a«n»i' uf il**
lld n 't feel he could hear the r*» r I an if* 1 fruit* the tliaeiMc has In* n
ITA LIAN S BHOT IKtWN
uf
iht
‘w ith an y aorl o f good g ra c r' •flin t rtt w ith the etui
without an a ffid a v it. The Jo u rn a l •nitty a pell T h e ••flu'* wi»»* gen.
V A IJ jKTTA. Malta, Jan. l»
f t j i l iiv r r tha aniith.
anti
him .
i ,d h - Brillah flghle* plane* ahut made po Im m ediate rep ly.
ii.up - at F t . M cC lellan mi A!.»
down four of a doian
It*lien
•um>1 were th re n le n c l w ith un |
CH ILEAN KILLED
plane* and anO-nlrvraft fire Imu*Mlthl * ilk
gad anothar In rnM a that nromi__
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A litrg f i.u m h e r o f **h«M*l r^il
uni three a le rt* In th l* B r lii* h
P E N S A C O L A , J a n . 10
(A )
M editerranean
W and
f - r t r e * . — L ie u t . H ug., B a u a f. C hilean Iren h a l f atro been rtn e k e n with
T lm ra d a y .
, naval o ffic e r, w a* k ille d a* Id# " f lu ." and the** w ere ailviai*d *'•
training aeaplane w rnt into a »pln -amain in bed u n til they a . r <«.t
and plungv-l Into Penaaeola Bay •f itnngfr
n tB io im u t t o r p k o o V d
I
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from an altitude of 400 feet, thr
NEW YO R K . Jan.
10— (AI— ' Naval A ir Klatlon commandant’.,
The E U r n m a n w llio n frelxtilrr * un iea ~repof leu ycfl#NI*F.'
Itaaaann, 4041 Iona, radioed Thur*. |
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about M» mile# nortbweat of h r ;
Of
R A P T JP T H
KKKK
*10.000
, L A K F.I^ N I),
Jan. 10-fH p r .
I)— IfitT b rn of tha Rmilhabh
ptiat Church c tig rogation to
In
the' dftlf W ran a drive to
Au*-1 POt to liquidate tha church dd bt
and fU a r tha wag -for an axpanlU n program.
S
1 'I" '• !■ > AUm n military (juar.
1,1 « having pnvi il. the way
■ i tin -eiruri' ■ •( I r|H<lenl and
tli«' 1'iitir v Ita lia n
' ,l' • 1 * 'h l'i>
Iwtnlipd
• I trif i-h M pihl 1 11 aaejin hattlal *p' Jink two
«dlim ur.fiffi, and!
U‘ 1 f 1 right f t n flint
'rpeifoarl two
* M .if H luwiia
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” •. t.i m g hum bed*
th u r i rM g iin d appeared to
H k h I . nhm I I>n i'» * r » ltf
Building IV rm its
T o t a l i n g : $i;M 5
Issued Yesterday
> * ii hn.tiling pi-rmil*. for in i.
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F L O R ID A
F O liT K N O X , K y .. J « " I "
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an, Arii>»»
ting
pmillig
111e n .
HA|f>
were
I'wfa il ii IIIaged
I >t m
h*ip« i u i of
iripairtiif
nut* it i,i i. pel in it U»u#d
Mi l l o p ..hti.u L if e In su r' m pii ii > I of the 11 pair and
• lin g of a Ia n ntuiy tiuilitilig
Jins |' u11
\ k»mi# at art +n.
ii* ■! * oM # f f mm | lie ham a
pm v « j i . i tut >1 it perm it to
tn .1nd n p iu n l a litilld ilig at
m|" t i
I I 'mir l eriit I. Stre e t at a *
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A
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l a in
perm it
w i i ’ 1Mailed fo r
nf-
1' iMM.g . f the !->>« R.tJti* Building
on N rth I'ark At m ile at a coat
.f f th, Warren I T / ltr and Mi t*
C. Lee were ia»ued par- *
mmi
• -r
rnt
rt.Ttewfrtr
ill i id ii'ii of Ithlls* v i M 1h< / if i
*fu ll lon*iiii*H4 T h e H
Ft « " ‘ i
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fj-t', romrUOdw i f " t h r U n llv .l,. .... ........ .
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Stale. A rm y'a armored corp.. ,
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meeiiiM* to be licrlii Hi Lukt Ib iiil,
•b o haa been III for many mouth
ralaa
$30,-fa r a brief vl*it hrre .fun 1f>
returned
, ester'lay, U t i* to go U> Florid*
for a month'• vocation, after
which he atpaeta to reiutuo comnend here, ccrpa headquarter a
tnnounccd. • ’ ‘ __
(Ifficrr* will br vlrcH-d and
llrigadler 0 . J. Illck ry, .livinnual
nm m andrr from
Jaik»""ville,
will lie the apeaker ui n dmrirr
inrrhug o f the Salvation Army'*
adviaory board Monday mglit el
7:00 o'clock at the Vald--i llutel,
| ta bring awUMghaa and
(J. D. Workman, rhairman, «nMl Ham* fo r their Own u m
ntuneed today.
PM apedal n
fo r tha
Other gueeta a t (he dinner will
t gvotrp. Cotta wUl ha made
Include Mr*. Hickey and Mai and
Mrs. If, W. Young, of iho Young
Pentdo'a dlvialoa.
W|ve» and husband* r f board
member* U n Invited to bo pre
sent a t tba dinner' meeting, Mr.
Workman aald, and fo r reserva
tion ■ warn aabad ta contact either
.him or C a n t a t a R<
Salvation Army To
Hear Division Head
Held Tonight
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Hu1 C ity
11m i, i In t ii . i tin t i)i i.«i Most o f
0<* (•limit.* it. p- f'u re , roofing
» * TOOCT Ai.ro.1 ,SSSe-*JSStfST-
.
i ■ i >1 K In u r e , r lln ia .ln g
t Im ti i f ig lilin g, waa d e .
„ f Krn>.
|U1|nn, f |,.
S j y . l i£ C « A "S lU v e ra Will Hour
day th a t aba bad W an torped—d ,
1 •• 1111.111 l a u l r r .s
.s h o w e re d
b o i'd i'ii i l niei odiury iiumbs on
I M ' l tliiim ^ the night in i n
• M jt ui
t i i i inpt to repent tha
il. i .. ii iiip
f ir e k n c g " o f Dec.
Jl |
1 .1
M u»anlinr«
hltL^ nviinum l,
I lo ll
Mii'rTttMri o r the fall >7
1'
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llnllau
f( .i'il ioHo lpl i ,,11'i,„.
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. la.1t
„SVJ1,
,intlH
tnMwttim ttimr 'KisinR Tcinpcmtuirs Kcjcrt Sc Hirur
n
Are Due Tomorrow;
t ff ir i. ii fr. ci /ol l l v
Crops Are Helped
O f f ' lth ’ S h ip p e rs
micei»s«ful oMack tiv Kth
ACrlca
plaricf were
rrftand,
t «•t •11, . t
lir jiv v b iiin b in g jt N ■
m l, . i k . i i i i I t • I 'r t i i i i n y ’t* v llid n . i i >f 11111- 1 r ir - i
iii
ih c
1111! 11
fu r rc - iO ffin g find rtp a irin jg
nf butldingi. ut 142$ Park .
\ w i" n
.it « rtivt of S125 a n d *
t I *111*| j mj* mi jiix th S t r a t i ba- *
' " • m i \ f l t l - i i MpJ D ill® A T I* a
mu*
ut ii r«»ut *if
$'JD
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M i*
Ifaitir* A t'lTcnMiibU’ w a a *
ni rt it perm it in rc-ru o f and *
•Mitki gcncruf ft'Muifa t#i a build,
mg ut Sacoiwt S i r e d
and CIha|H ■
•ruin Avenue ui w coal o
r g io « .;
\ |iir i" t t to te e r i l i l . n a shack
n S an fo rd
Avenue
between >
N inth and T e n th S trc a t* i l l ;
i bulled to N athan IrO w m lb ilC t
t
LOCAL WEATHER
City Ijewe Briefs
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Tb* Sanford Herald
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ip in tri9 T a H m H
Waiting_____
For Spring
* Hillsborough
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Tho brilliant successes of th^ I r tis h
qi, encouraging on
os they
they, are.
are, should, not 1
he ‘mfotjUtenTor
the main show. The entire Italian end o f'\ h e A x i s ,' the
Somaliland campaign,’ the IHvakfin''fnfo Egypt tVotn LlbyA'
and subsequent retreat, the delmcle In Greece and Albania,
thiT whole M ilan hiyy and air Tfirce. nre*hardly rfiorh tWA
the medicine Shtiw pup tent Where tne barker’s voice Is the
principal attraction.
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Air raids over Engnnri which have reduced glanLjnailufacturing centers to mere shambles end. submarine at
tacks on British cottvoyi which have i¥snlted 'In Severe
food rationing give a much more aceuralff pttlare o f the
real plight of . civilization. And It should ’not l>e forgotten
that since the fall'1of Paris the German army has been
Comparatively Inactive. This Is now’ p ic hill before 'tTfif
storm.
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In the Spring, perhaps sooner, weather permitting, the
a r a s c a im o w itv rit*
n p a b lf la *!»•■ »
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NealST J—------------- —
Certain < U «r*
G a i n e s v i l l e j* n . .10.
(Special) rfuto,
the
younv J t n r f bull from the
of the Florid* Agricultural
periment Station, >« n and
mired by over fiH.OOO people
f l m f the Ifrrrtortt, i m n
fereatry apodal *>•!! during
vtmber and aarty December,
—
ftno
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Exad.
who
and
No.
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lllk lllfl
Florida Coent Pluto, far that
la l b fa ll same, was yurriiiw d
by F. If. South of Heffner to
baud hi* high grade d a h r herd
in th e ,fu tu r e ,' aeonrding to - an
announcement by
Dr. B. !t.
Boeke of the Experiment S la .
tint).
Pluto represent* three genera.
•LaSSiAffW
as:
I Ik e ewaaiirr e u i a i a
mi
SI: ad by Flo** Dufee’t Coast, a
threw.* tar butt wheat first alne
daagbtera averaged h j m pounds
of milk end ass pound* of
hut 1m fa t a t two.yaar-oldi.
HU
dam It a twe-yvsr-ntd now on
regltU r of merit teit.
of air arwo Slopai
*T|IPAY. JANUARY
10, IM |
jtre fle'vice djfa
f'fW ih tf'
attack Si
'fjomd'wt
the south dnth1i e
B U B . « V E R f lR r O R T O I ) * , •pHng)toard"f6f
gohlaVln arid Bb
D<), NOT fi!t)E STEP THIS an evert nid ^ mi itf
C A L L : TJie harvrtt U plenteoui, get at D)b stjfjK'
but. th» Isborrft Sre few.— Matt.
th e moat' n
ever, ytsunlhdii ’
gigantic ’detoraa
F a f Enht. (jrrinfil
(From Spirit)'
Mew CdlS, with Ow tint froit mofe than antra
hair.
to'irivoKO uR m'
D u p e her new cello; Charlotte, conserve alf oUi1
fl|pT9 idtpt,
The best yfo
Fiddles, bringing out llie sir;
for Jftpin lo‘ rei
The Ivor let Are swept
China SlngAPdiJ
B y Alice, twaylng there.
80 ail thf room It
T
ft th tound;
The melodies we*ye
interwined
richly
in
1 att at on* whom meleort fall
around,
And. this It w hal I talk about
w hen t tay, vniutle."
l ! U not p «rf«t music) and 4
?; <U»l's turn
Would summon toundt to tubr f l l U * fo r blits,
id v *ri$ n t^ t
A L m iK
Chevrolet Co.
'OaMfiN ’ J
At ‘ t o p Y e jli* * tl« n
I W lfS l
fcesumy in M’ cdursh, llj« M l/p p lg h r,rl f t ’*H
New ZeklaStV'Aa
tempting riidrscdg on which the'Jkpaftefo'mttTtarfsfri'have
cast ‘t'dvfctdW AJfjil arid Which they Wllild haMl^ take With
out ch'eouriterlfi-g soirit? form of'^nteWe'arf Ifrterv’wrttort. ’' ’
hut inpan Amilot afford (o riln shift a r/sk with Russin free fo net oh her northern boMet*.' It Is hut W short
flight from the Russian port of Vladivostok to Toklo.
B n n jiin n l»omlK*rs could destroy all the Japancso industrial
centers in short order if they wanted to. Ko treaty which
raid recently.
I
The tlx point., liatnl l,y Mr j
Mehrhof include re ly liitchlne.i
eg** and elean
bavin
g
balanced
r*.
rhlelt:
the chicken* on
clean land to prevent paraaite in.
fralation,
keeping the brooder,
houv
rlran,
ami
arpaiatinr
pullet* from cockerel*.
itecordi.
fur several year* have ihowt,1
that when only one or a few of |
th**e practiret were adopted the i
m o la lity yrst h l g W than wren
all were adoptcl.
To obtain
maximum auccctt with iMultry,
ona shouhl employ all of them,”
tk* poaltry apoclalUt aaaerted.
i’ -T V .
program,
wk«o fully
earriwl out, lower*
rhlrk »o>.
lality, produce* belter pallet*,'
And m a t l y to bo pral tad I - b u t
You’ll Switch to X-Cel (
WHY NOT NOW?
hmart poullrymcn all over the country
have sworn by X-<’et Chick* tor
They know that X-Cel Chick* are carefully
herd for nU the q»alltl«i dealrthle I* rmjIry and lhat X-Cel price* are »* k»W •*
fhone of any other. Why not profit by the
experience of so many m*etaafo! ponMtT
rh ferst Thin Is thd time- of y*»f
Now k the time to start ualng T-OI fe#«a,
i Man *
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k ' k lo itrt. Behubrn, Brahma,
'unknown future to thr cer.
Negligent
man* laugh ter
I n.
created more rtpklly than ang
other rrlm# . In 1M 0 . «r> / ■,
.
Ultl
put,. '
•*r- *-et
pth i l l the world
around
'Stem It 'In flux
I t* ’aecuye. Ho let the ar-
nr
the deeper mind that
undantand* —
Y t t t f t r t t r '• not faltering
r what ever became of
rt, thr leader of the U
'tar Dunkirk 1
I tails nt
have
l<»t
mure
( " f l f kU Ird , wuiitrbsi and
than tbr llrltl-h toil In
I t k rYsFUiwIrr*.
Mid ro n tln u rt to
Union. A re you
ihey Itooney, or
lUandlhg head* mart
d' "noed* them quickly,
r wIB' If l e 'until thvy're
ImosJInlon. Well, If It'*
1 0 * Stato Highway No.
5 r will he over by than.
Automobile Taxr»
In view of (he fact that gddllionul State tax levies will
probably have to lie made in order to meet the frtw ih f
cos) of government and fo make1ofi fdf declining rejfarhtlea
elsewhere, it is Interesting fo note just at this- time (bat
owners of various motoi'-driven veblclek In this state paid
9.10,075,000 into (he State- treasury In '1910.
,#That is a record Income from automobiles In this
state,” days the Braden
Herald,' “and in in shaft) contnUf to l^n vear* aifr. trtf JttJO the total was ffB,4$8,$7'0.
Tho bulk of jho revfehuo frhfn nurior cars comes froim the
tax on gasoline. The state's lax of seven cents per gallon
yidldM 127.000,000 last 'YeaY, a gain of ciet^ti pefeent Wat
receipt* In JW».”
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Continuing, tfic Bradenton paper tpiotea Berwick An
derson,' socretBry. of the Florida Pntroleum foduktrlaf ComrriftteB, ait fdilowK: -*1*"• v«f<v' , - .v im
*M :
,;Th'e current ImsJncaa upswing is eapected to continuo
through 1M1 and it seems ’pfObaMo thal substsrftbd igains
in highway’MVWltM Wfll'gfkifi gctSfue’ t6 the Btkht during
the coming year. Bdafiiiesa' indexes are gener^Hf
than they-wefe In 1D29. i|ohd’1tre behig created for theukdrids of woYkdra. Bank dtfpoalU fme’fntreanTftg. Iieilef Yells
a re ‘becoming lfcht'w. IflUdfapid tax coBdctiohi Jn ' lihprdvIng And tax Uriihqueadda bra deeMtUk* The dutloAl' U
definitely'optihiiatlS^or thd'Immw^iate Tutor®. '
u.
sn
This rltrut bowl la occupied by B n Bally FarahaD of (
recanUy darignatod “ Mlat rv>ridMMiunt*.M and atn ama
porUMtcs of ettnw la tha 1M 1 Ftsndn Orndaa PaaUral a t
Haven
I f lu Jamie (Rough, l e f t and uGs Kathleen
both of w inter R S m t. art admkrmg the ettrot bow l Tho
known •* the "Flower of th« I
Entries Received iOld
South." There are buahsn
75 and 100 year* of age, *■4
For Camellia Sho^ they attain great tile.
Thr Mead
Rotanlcal Garden
At Mead Gardens llaelf
hat nvrr MO rameltt*
. OBLANDO, Jan.
1 0 -in tr le * buthrt of Komr SO differed]
la v a been iinuriag In for the Varletivt. One o f tha unOSdal'Mfl
Intrf-H titr (laMallta «how Iwlng bitr.etting featurea of thla parti*
livid In the Mead Botanical Gar. tular flower It that o ften ’ tbST
den on Jan. I t and 11. Kreryona wtU be while, pink and . r#
who fSiara any mroeUlal, eltb*.' Ilowera Llomlng at tha tarn
rw nmtiataity. nr f a r hi* awn «n.j Jim* on the tame boab.
Joymowt, >£ privileged to i e«Uc! | The entire Ifrtul Garden wU
t*e blaoina a t the Garden chi Jan. * open during tbs Camellia
I I . No prrvlour. reglatration ta
nf*oaaa:y.'
TX>'rtv ’
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••Thera will be la ' rocapuarutos
o * Monday afternoon tpen u Dm
pOHIc. Tala win ho In the form
a fan ouUof-door gaiden party,'
with
rafrathmentt
aerved
w
front o f tbe Kuceplkm Lodge In
tho Garden, whore camellia ar*
rnngementa and pslnttna* will ha
on exhibition.
The' Specimen flower* will be
exhibited In tho Orchid lloute of
tSo Makd OArda*. Each flow**
will bare It* own tube of watoT,
G AIN EAVILIF.,
Jan.
lih and the** w ill N hung on dark
lorlda
poult:ymen who 'M U
Hath background! ha that oath
rare and exq u ltiu
bloom will
a bow o ff-to Uto beat ndrnntago.
Tho tr r t ngemeat.* will ea«h
have .a
repo rate - eompertmoat
Practices Sugffestml
Ftir Poultry llajtera
a s
needs, and to hrlrtg'IWSt tower highway VosUfsln the' fu-
B a W ^ j
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PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIIM
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fe d e ra l Ion m rn ib ri •* at a f F e i n Pn» h. M i- 11 l 1 1 m■ * Mum, I Mat k o f Ov ied- . v /i '
l.itlv
Hull. I Ke rn P a r k , Mr*
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m eeting in Xew Jerw ev., P i T r a . U l i * li J ll**ll>. Mt-
S a s h «»f j
IVterfon.
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i a m cy wa» nhn presented ihi' htinm SMr«. O 1' 11»rmlmi '1 ' t i-tiule t Mra. .John I' inh ik I Mrs* A r t h u r
i ,11nI [ P h ill ip s uimI Mr*.
V \l Philip*
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jiin il n l lu S e m in o le ( c u n t y Fed- ' Hpriiiiun, VIi** i i c m 11 i
Al*t', 3 lr * J i. P.t!i trAttn, M i s
Th e S l a lr Fe d eratio n of W o . "m rv Wv
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Thuratau H f W i t i
nf J irk so fu
nf Sm it h lh»id !rul
I el * It. Ilkiid, XIK k U H u p te e b ti
v llle , wm * the Riieat apenker W e d - |* , , " h P'cceiled Mr
I tig lr y, Mr* XX
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neaday at the m onthly luncheon « r ' " - M i* II D Freem an *n- l.rn H l.t-h* 1 Mi- 11 1 1 el>- | Mra
S c o t t . Mrs V\ XI
S.'tttt. Mr*, I
■nd m eetin* ..I Hie Sanfo rd W o - !n,n" " ‘ ,l
, l 'e <'',|b w ill apon. man . Me*
Ni.
Mi ■*
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Mrs \i r
S w in g le .
ninn’a D u b nml diaeueaed before
electr.d tix u* n J a m r - M might mi M*
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Mr* *? »: Stt )it|n'i, \|rs Joh n
a large group Of member*
nnd
p.ojeet and
M i*
.1 t: M, K a v . Mr- II II M ! | • h
MiRalph A u * t m
president* nf the rluba b e lo n *in * | r ' " ' " " "
**‘*'n"d
v iv e .n re .id e n l. M G Mi-Nim M i- 1 V \| if M'M, S e h i r n t d , , l t „ X|*
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T h tu iia*. Mi
to the Sem inole t'nonty F e ile m * ’ " " " " " " r e d Mr* .1 F Stempet
oa Ml*!*; Ill" mill 11 Middh’ I'M My - XI S m ith . Mi
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Mr
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M■ .
Xli'iiirk. M i"
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M'
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reg ret to learn th at he la III at which ha* been done hy wnm en’a
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xt •
i*f O vied'
bia home on P a rk Avenue.
fluliR and the
am ount of
n" ’
!
women \bi r r urgetl
Ig r n r r a l
Women’s Clubs Are
A n d Personal Activities
Telephone
LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor
ial Calendar
Luncheon Is Given
For Mrs. Caswell
C
urforhllow
"' •' !o
oorM
npdone Southern
John R . J>wvia. m an a*er of
in r„T^n,"v
needle point. ■d
aah
w,n
s: m
S ta te Sh ow *, from Rua-
Gueata w ith Mm C n aw rll inM r*. K a r l H oy, Mra T .
I *H0 M yrtle A r e . C . Hc.lt.
Joe Meiaeh, Mra.
>,HU# w ith Mr» I* M Mo^ie, a t
John G a ll. w ay. M i* W a lte r t ’wla' x^Mvoateaa.
m an, Mra. W (V H ill and Mra.
^
C irc le Tw o w ill meet w ith Mra. L . F . Ilo y lr .
' R o b e rt A . W illia m *. M l V a le n
A la i, M r*. R nv H o ller, Mra.
c ia Drltre wrlth Mra. A K . Dob- lolm Iv e y . Mra. M axw ell Stew art,
• <blna, co-hoatea*
Mra A n d rew r ’u rraw n y, Mra. <1.
C ltc le T h re e w ill meet in the A. S p eer, J r ., Mra F I>. Se o tl.
church annex w ith M ra. W illiam Mra. K , 11, L a n e v , M r-. Hay Fo x,
R f ! . K a d r r, hoateaa
Mra
I.in lo n A lle n of O rlando,
C irc le F t u r w ill meet w ith anil the hoateaa.
Mra. R.' W . W a re . I'n lm rtln A v e .
nfle w ith M ra. S ( ' D ickerson,
r^-hoateaa.
C irc le F iv e
w ill meet with
•M ra . 0 . K
R n llin a, 2 *0 0 P a rk |
A ve n u e.
W ith daneca arranged hy Mia*
1 .C lr c ln S i* w ill meet w ith Mra M a rjo rie C o fln irn • f this city
Ram G a rd n e r, HU6 H olly A venue. and m usic hy Mia* Helen llennett
(Mrclea of the W onian’a A n x ll- of S le i-n n U n iv e rs ity . TO mem.
fo rm ei'a
modern
the P re sb y te ria n f'hd reh here o f the
)a » 7 o f th
d a tic ln f e laa aaw .o f Stetann lin t ,
• w i l l meet a * foil.
lolldwa:
• C i r c l e O n e, My*. ! . F Hoyle, v e ra ltv w ill he preaented In an
'ch ai rm an, will m eet w ith Mra exh ib itio n fo r the Woman'a A th
I t C . H u t e h ia rn , India n M ound letic A aenrlatlon on T n e *d a y , Ja n
21 , In the
F in a* (tyin n a'iu m in
' V i l l a p . a t M:S(I I’
M
,/
■ C i f e l e T w o . M r* W a l t e r Conp - D el and.
r r . ^ c h a ir m a n ,
w il l
meet
w it h
The h c fia n e rx* rhythm claaa
1 C. P
H nikey,
S ix t e e n t h w ill he ahnwi) In ecm hinalion e x .
a n d fin k A v em n *, nt II 110 erclaea and a routine "M a y N ly h l"
hy P a lm r rr n . Th e advance rh y
re le T h r e e , Mr* f V n r p r F.1* thm rlaxa w ill drnm natrate rx e r.’ K n i t , c h a ir m a n ,
w ill
u i'H
" l eiaea, rallatheeiira, tum b ling, acroII ox liatlca and a dance. " W n rrin r'a
t|je V h u rc li at S did
S o n * .'; bv H e lle r
Th e exh ibition w ill he a fenera] ahnwlne o f M i** fiifrh u m 'a
fh-at aem eafcr'a work w ith the
f ir la o f the e o lle fr Follow ing the
nrearntatlo a ■ aocial hour w ill he
held d u rin * which the l.aC oncn
w ill he t a u f h l l i all (tirl« of the
laaoelal Ion.
A ll g lrla o f the c o llrfe takim t
any form o f u lh le lir * are in rm .
bera t f the W . A . A
.J * J ._ B lr t " £ c ,
Dancing exhibition
Slated In DeLund
I* Hit*
Pe rsonah
Mr». \V. G ,
K lr m in f
enter
tained w ith u luncneon WedneaSA T U R D A Y
day In honor o f M m. n . II. Caa• JTb«
P a r e n t - T r a c h e r a Aaaocia» ell who w ill leave next week
w tlon o f O rie d o w ill have u w a ffle
to m ake her home m O rlando.
• g p p e r and o p l » r * aleur S a t u r d a y
T h e hoateaa1 home uraa decorat
F r ie n d i of
C ath erin e
C la rk
f r o m 0:00 o d o c k until !*run I'.Ji.
ed w ith a rra n ffrm e n ti of pink w ill r e f ret to learn that the haa
„fW * t to the b a i'je r ahop
R
la
d
lc
li,
fferbern
daiaiea.
and
del
been 111 fo r the paat week w ith
. 1 ,7
M ONDAY
. Mm. Flem. in g
j ^ C irc le * o f the W . M. l \ of the .phinium
.
_____
- a -itift- to inflenxa at her home.
Circle O ne w ill meet w ith M r*. e ln d rd ;
Abo, Mi- i
ttiii
k ln , waa
a Ru ral yesterd ay n f .
of M r. and M ra. John
1. K e lle y and aon, Owen K e lle y ,
a l Ih e lr home on T w in L a k e *.
iernoon
Frie n d * of Mra. John le e w ill
r * * r e t to leatn that »he contlnuea In lie ill at the home of he*
p a rrn la , M r. and
M r*.
(\ II.
W inn, MHl P a rk Avenue. M r*.
Lee la the fo rm er E ln ia r W inn
Character Building
Discussed By Bram
S p a n k in g on ' ‘ Rrliffion nn<l F.srentinl Aicrncir^ f k t C h n r n c lr r
Builriinjr.
Rev. Martin J. Brunt
told m*n;her* o f th e Went Skle
P r i m a r y Sch oo l P a re n t .T e a r h e r^
ARsociation y f u t f n l a y
af|enn»oii
th at the word “ rh n ra c tc i
in t-ntin m oan s h it in st ru m en t uteri in
p r in t in g anti that "m i' ow n in d i
v id ual f h a i a r l e i i* v, h.nt leave*
an im pr in t on liven «n n entninitn-
w ork w h ic h vet t e n mina to b e
‘ ' 1 W Hall to i o p e r a t e
done
*^e Re»| O
*cvk itig |•i (i
Th e *p e«l.er,
w ho n .1• in tro . '* r* " 'ee *pon*ored
bv tin- Civ w
dueed hy M r*
Ralph A n .t in ' J ; ’" irtm e n t
o f the eluh
Inn 01
Sm ith , a pn*t nre*iitenl of the 1**- * hi.irtvom Mr.lolm G
Sehli
cal W om an-* r i u l . un.l -ta le v i. e .
11
told of the -tie ce w fu l
pred den l of the F F \V I - op- *•>»' ■ »'* m .l danre «p>-n.ored hv
coed her ad dre.
wUh rem inix- i , ” L io i.o W om an-, t oil, donm*
re n e e . , f the e a ile .la v , ,,f t h e l 11"' t'«-t month.
S ta le Federated
G uidon
f ’ ltih
M i- \\
M So o ti, \t, *
.1 lin
R o aid A»l>rn -b.- vvoiked
w ith S< h. *- I,
I t . and \ti S l>
Mrn.
\\ U'iil
MtJ
•a iimn
K
Mi*
w e if
u|i)n»ntrt*,|
¥
¥
¥
¥
_ ±
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
ITIK VERY REvST
In Lienors, Wines,
C,ins
n : r r hfiivcrv
P h one 7B S .J— ,\rr:td e Hltllt.
5
,i%
tililuiti .t i|jii fm
*f I hr * fuh I»■ •ii *i
I In
**lt w m
then * » i* ih 'd
Mr*
Rnlii'i t ■ *,
» In'll I b»'t? ' M *♦ --mg ■ 11 pi 1 i,1 iviii% lot i. HI I 'f .
M u - h\ I Hi rut
S n n fo r d ihi nli'»li t hi* * \ • ■ nf 1h r - r aal a 1 l \ th.
lf* fii f I tm Ml- Wjl .
w r m r n nml nim 1 Itnv r t idlf go <1 fif'd i
11
h.- h. hi1 mi l;iH
tttufitt m g X|11 ■« *"'*uif h 1 » t 111 th* '
*dntr w ith m e hi mV w ,‘ * k. •0 1 Itf t'.a ■ hih ti IMr
111 l-dri .1 f l h 1« n. fu
Ml
a m ehrM'k kind Im S fmi fi.rt I h r .
lilt
ml m u l i
:jh'*m ill* I 'l " ' h 1 -Igv 1 M " M Will hi |
rniMe rt
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ii
'Illwi’ Mii d i' ii
in 1
tiun* "
" I hei t- i> ,'t‘ uii tin•t *'l Hppeol
iti th e XV'« in*'n *> 1 ‘ lnliw • a fvetiP n>» ■
woman ,'* the
P i i ‘**idinr
*lnteil
’
“ T h r r e ha* nnni* n lii i’i n h i * i * i n H 1 1
i t a r h l n g nun
I mmii
Hi,hinm* wH*-n
a n d j*n iln* t lit 11
i<l« n »iul i»i V’
M.
fia llm ta r
gaiiizatutit*
iw*fl»
hi.
Ilf
1 tr»i flit* f
Siun foid
«)imip *i.- l
We iXh
ihouJd rount »*iti hit'a'-tiiir* uni' c 1
liy one th at w r rfin do thr- T h e I'
h i t u H e a t f thr jui i >1 i n - h a v e , 1,
n e w luTMinr 1h« hi -*' ‘ N«ailM"4 nf
d a y T h r iv iih l. id w Mint f,1 n f M) XI
y e a r * ng > u . »«- »-* *i*t!|tl| %Ut 1St P
fae(«ir> . hut it »>■ , ill l.i mijmi t - V
ant |w»-a| >* 1 1in 1 hitl In luj, 1.« |lt If!
co m m u n it y
l mi go h r - r
R«v. Uram c t p h i m n l that rr a pM’v r r t T l i r v hi ii
ligi on
greatly
in fliie nre s
nne * t J«nd t h r u I hi u tIJ* i iin l.nmr
r h a r a e t c r mn| )h» b r j u p h t out ih» I nda> wt- ui» I'aiiio i; imo»t all
v ario u s Irf*l i«-f a o f r r l i g i u m i h r ^ 11^ o u r w a n t - tlc ukjli w .• mn*l
v a r i m u rm mlrir-t
yet ► emH mi*- v, t T»| tin i>u* %tirk
A s to th e kind o f chat:irl« i on r
" K v r n m tlo • .«•
should want
Rev
It'.nti ' l a i r i f j h'enturx im o .ti iivi
that w e should K a n t *'i fili M.• itnl h ov e *«>»» mu, h f ,<\
r ha r a ct o r iiiat n. dJ U*( 11
t«»ld i **f*«ii i *• **t ......
h
of th e piT sfifu vb ho a i r ne ve r w om en w i n n.u
*
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g
g
i
f
ii
it
11
r
.
.
\
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i
s a t is fi e d v\ 11h thi n religion amt
w h o ju m p fr om nne religion to intli mention* d
a n o t h e r t r y in g to find one that l>i Klimt i t 11...
will Mtti«fy them. The «e people ♦ •d hr m i ii"l n
**r wunii'ii 1
he g r . u p v d ii* *'*elfi*-h rr li g io u * w o r k i n g iMH - i h
ti.* »• on
Kw>r,
person*
who would be foun d to 11 wi!* <
’il i hirt l mu w it rli* in v, trt?
haVe a fielfi'h r h n r a e f r r
Bering w hi r* inipM*\ <m« nf • m ight ’
P e rs o n a li t y , he -aid, i« one h«* fldviiiii ml in i h* 'i tn*n1f* And]
t h in g which belong* to the in d i m m ■ » Nhi.iihl | mil 111>
v id ual and n iitl tie tak en vitth
“ I llth* gr up*
1
* Milt nginiilA 1
him. It ranniit he h t t t»ehind
w om en g.iih« i* d mi.f >r«idi«d f i r s t ‘ I
In con cluding lie ask ed cve*y in N e w Kngl.iit*f mid th* h m N e w ||
rr.othci
and
t-arh e r
to
rend V iu k Miiiiv o f thi'M n ii* * frflm j
O R L A N D O , Ja n
Id —The ex INnlm* ,17 .'I * 40
w h er e
they I ' tiropr
W h e n r'h arh
[lukin*
hibition io lle *«» built yealerdny j would find to w ilt in g the mpy. \ U i l r d New X nr k w n u u n wen* I
fo r the a rra n *rm e n la to be ahnwn
tlcrtiud mlnn*»iiiH to hi* :iddre*s.
«K«% h» Had d ep ar te d to them.
In the In te rd itn tr C am ellia Show
1 h * in ee 11 n g wan pi «>»tt left ove r \ Mis* Jv ri n ir Juiif* t hen s ta rte d
Meth^ in who in. d o u b l e tiffd Wfiuiift w r r r itn long
aJ the Mead- Holanicol
Garden by Mr*. It
Sund^J
¥ Monday. .RTnia l^odured the a p r a k n fo r the a |. *-r « n h o rd ln « i* d. a n d t h U ' " IC r r .
table la 20 feet Ion* by fo u r feet i #i » oii , T h e a tt e n d a n c e pr ize for ml ii d i f l r r m i l lift am i g v»> in* n
rhe m ee t in g w m aw a id e d to M o *
wide. W alla two feet hich lu v
"In D x I t iimu li hi ' Spring' |
been built
throu*h the
eent.-r Lite i lie r u n p h fl l » f n v t
pmd* <vn* tin- fi#*| to hov*
»• i i g ii.u
nnd
croaawlae every
cuu|ile n i o m
zniit n. t h ru T a r p o n s p i m g
•■ #*#!
Reok* foi
Hie school Mi a m nniimg Ihi-* f , f i v e « luh* h i r m u r
feet ao that each cam ellia at ruitpe.
were do nated a t the m ee tin g
m cnl w ill have u aep aralr “ rn m
I rtlet ut*‘d Now in In m u
[ '
It efie *h nien t* w e....................................
re se rv e d dm |IHM1 lm\'e federut*'*!
o f ita own. Th e entire t»ble hit
been cpv ere d w i t h m o n k ’s cloth *nj ' " e Ihc *nri«| h ou i hv M i* It I
M i *■ Rn h rr ts tlum l«*hl of tin
■ i lo Rive ■ n xl u r n l b a c k s reuftd
»»hjte, \|i* Joe W e ll s and Mr.
Wtiudll nf
J III k *n i ■ \ ill*
U . 1V e rtic a l lran rca eoyered w i t h ! * 1
M e t h v m . third grade m
!m*n% t ’ luh« and how * til ■ I the
m onk's cloth are beDvf b u ilt for 'h e iinitial W nni rn * ( ‘ luh ► ■ !*•( 1)1*
tbe
r ih lv 'tio n • o f.
ap»cinifii
P
T
A
a nd 11*1 i n 1 imml amt I
flow era. Each
ra m c llla w ill
Inrilhri i luh*
wc
I.nnw
f< Ini
placed In a tear tube, a w ire nut
" ' T h u ' l i u l r i l f 1**111 u g i iu ip id
around I he lop o f the tube
n.f. r i i r i g r t i v w i i n i n i . " Mi* Roll* |
h u n t cn the monk'* clrtt,- "
» i i * nt at ml "Kvi- n in I hnt 111111
w ill r iv e the effect nf a
I hi-fi 1 weir* 1cnrhi'i *
.dm n
to
Mr und Mra. R a lp h G o r e rn
c a m e llia *, and w ill mi
, , vs .«,
it n in e d a t t h e i r home in the Wnil y lihuilt Hlid t In*.
xible lovely rixj ipmsa of
hi * n fii 1 m*d
th r iii** th d » I non
■ »e C o u r t A p a r t m e n t o u t ,
and rollection*
____
- a In iv
A n d will* oil th,
1***1
....... * ('arty laat w e e k .
Additional e n tik i ate ei nil.ip
G u r . t . w e r e : Mr and Mia \V w * 1 k lh* A*' w nu n w r i t 1 t h> u»Vd
In. It I* pointed out, huwcvci,
N Sh oux e o f U m a t il la , W a l l e r f" l t ll*')! WHI k. hit I t lit > Hi 111
that no preliminary refiatration A n d r e w . , J r ., p f r o l n m h n , . c ,
ti,gh t i>n x cin h h liig s( ||i ttlhoiiI* ti*|Uirvd. ‘ Anyone w hj h** ami Mia* E l l a l r r K i r r h h o f f o f tin- ........... I" " 1 l ' » " ' 1u'|[ hinl.liiit - m.
TH REE SKI O N D
eamtllU* ia ^Jnvitcd to , xhtlnt M a y f a i r H ote l.
*'d*< und out W e h u m tlml 111.
theln. They xhooU be taken to
---------------- ■
jtllMI I'oiiimiillilie^ in Hi* i l mt»d
the Orlando eMrwnee of the I j a
*
.
I Slu t i1** w e n- Inhoi iiift urnli i 'U th
Exhibition Table Is
Built For Camellins
bores Entertain
ot Dinner Party
Head Botanical Garden between
8 :00 o'clock, Saturday morning
•nd 3:00 o'clock S t l w d iy of tor.
noon.
*
v%
C
Student
P ilots
,then
|,,rii“i|,v
m"i
J*IJi II<* right
M IIV V Q
Are Trained At
Rollins College
W INTER
PARK .
Jan.
I""i"
10 —
1 "llin« C o l t e r *
iturday
Me Program
happy
birthday
Gwyitsa UcCram
M ary Jan * B U uxuter
lira. A . J . P a te rso n
refreshment* will be srrved.
C i r c l e F o u r . Mra. 1L J , Hoily,
c h a ir m a n ,
w ill
meet
with
Mr*. J. 0 . W o o d r u f f , MS W o t
S e v e n t e e n t h Rtitree*, a t 3:30 P M
C i r c l e Fle e,, Mr*. Harry
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3-P IK E WICKER LIVING ROOM SUITES
SECOND HAND 3T1ECE SOFA BED SUITE
GLIDERS
SETTEES EACH v
EACH *5
LIV-ROOM TABLE
SOFA BED
19
ZNI> HAND ?TCE CANE-RACK LIVING ROOM SUITE H 5
THRK PIECE OVERSTUFFED LIVING ROOM SUITE-.
25 BEDS
l
50 SPRINGS
LR SUITE
CHIFFEROBE
SECOND HAND BUFFET’4 “’ANOTHEREOR ‘S '*
DESK *5°° AND HAN V OTHER BARGAINS
..... npi,
nil
"And
Indus
there are
'ill
p fih le tii * j ll**1 mm t h e r e w*ue All
>enr< i»r» h u l t h e J u n m i U «int n
m v i n k i n g h o ld t m . h i t r uitiing
n n d umiii- d n v w i" r u n ►if It.*
a n d w n l r h t h e i- f ft rl*
vvhirh n r Atm I cd 11
Th** hppnkf’ i l^fl w it h th** u o mmi lh** th o u g h I " Ihm 'i w ••f * \
inti) vm i' ll m-vri l*f H ii ’d
Mi
on ly litT omr t u *vd w h* u
• w ki
i v T h e p r im u s nnrvdi d w m m of
Rhniitn huvi* mm h w fH\> in do
A t I h r co n d iis ir n o f XI t * Roh.
r r t s ‘ ImIW, Mr*
fT R
|I mw ’•*•»»
[ u r - r n t r d Hr
E liz a b e t h
Trio
u•* th r r l u h ' i " p i o n e e r Hurnnri of
t h r n a t i o n " l>r. T i u r s h«* fm
o v r i 40 v r a m h r r n *• fi 'd riw ti n
m r n ib r r , h a v i n g jwiur.l w l u n th*
iilumni a»»orifttion of lu i n»»dr* i*l
r n llc g r lo ln r d w it h t h r N*'W X o il
C i t y W r m r n ' a T l u h s K r ^ i n f •"»'
•vhirh la t e r a f f i l i a t e d w it h ,h r
a n d t h e O r la n d o
A i r Nr boo I w ill h a v e p rodu ce d
ov er 100 t r a i n e d p i l o t , b y Ju n e
aa n r n n t rlb u t lo n to n atio n a l prenarednoaa. Dr. W lnal ow F
An.
deraon, d e a n nf the Cn H egr . l e .
Ivea led t od ay
Eata bllahtnir
an
cu tat anilln ^
a a f r l y re co rd , Rulllna
a lu d e n t a
h a t e fl o w n o v e r 3 ,000 hour* in
civ il f l i g h t t r a i n i n g w i t h o u t a «ln.
iflc m i ' h a p .
,
‘
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chairman, will meet with | mi* underway for the Hpring
Km crick. 1001 Sanford trainin* courae which la alated
Avenue, at 8 :30 P. M.
hrein op Feb. I with a quota
Circle Si*. Mr*. F ra no la M.-rl. 'o f *o
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Similar Aren In Florlc'a
>AY, JANUARY 11, 1911
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , BA '
Commissioners
Heads Commission
Tobruk Fortifications
Are Pounded With’
Artillery B r o u g h t
T. A . Dyson, contractor In San.
feed fa r I t y e a n , m u named
cbalrtaue of the Board o f County
O m m lu to n o n yaatarday at th*
annual organisation meeting la
Abe Cyan House.
i:
A 'rteldAit of tbit dty far IS
M a n , U r, Dyoon «t> tern la
■ odea county, North .Carolina,
and v e n t to aehoal th en . Before
M a la r ' to Sanford and entering
the contract In* business, the now
eUtbwUin «** a superintendent it.
Attack Follows
Riid On France
N r. p f i M ' V nuAfttd tnd the
father of two children, aged It
and 10. Entering hit fifth year
m • t t e r OommlaoaUiB, Ur. Dyson
im H i i with hit ftinlly t t 101
Woat Seventeenth Street.
& J. Ovrretreet, Sr., It the now
member of the Com mi** Ion, re*
plating W itter & Ballard. All
ether member* were re-elected tmr
another twe rear term.
U rf Ballard, who fovem ed the
heard ha Chairman for the loot
D ei ted 1
tim e ,a t, a meeting Monday, waa
beamed la a reaotution drawn up
a t that time t y the Commlaalen,
T. A . Dyson, Sanford contrac which read la part a i follow*)
tor w ho b entering hb fifth
“ During hi* term of service he
year on the Board o f County C M - hat gteea o f h b tin e end ahlltty
m
baioaen,
w
as
named
chairman
without rteerratlon In hie attempt
fo llo w e d u p
o f the board fo r tha coming year a t an tlmee to render to the peo.
d a v lt e h t a t a meeting yeaterday.
1C— «Is— 4 mm. r * i * Three,)
Russians Will Send
War Supplies And
Food To Germany
KrtUah pflota
SSJ>.
Jd on the Urge German
ibpisriae b«ao a t Brest, inm od sources In London
rd today.
In Libya, the British batrips w*r*reported pounding
Will Draw Up
Air Base Lease
Italian Forces Fall
Back In Albania;
100,000 F a s c i s t s
Member Associated [‘re**
tzis Join Battle Against
BritishbIn Mediterranean
ANCIENT INDIAN M OUND NEAR SANFORD
Are Out Of Wa*
WASHINGTON, Jaa. II—
(A P I— The Stale D e p a r t* * *
eaeeeaced today that a d e b * ,
fatten ef Amerlrao e ffk te la
weald lea re fee Im m tm J m u
IT U work aet the formal
leeeea for the American alrt
and naral
haeee
ecqelrad
from Great 11rltala.
i
The Italian forcea were sold
today to bo falling bach haatfly
befare Uie Creek. In Albanto,
Sooth-Central
Albania,
C reek
ftW k
troops
warn
rtm rlad
Prow
w-v-urad
KHaura
to '
Greek ahock iroopa were reported
■ mashing on In a two-pranged
drive toward the port o f Vobtok
end Beratl,. oil center.
7^
In Cairo, the BHtbh dbeleeed
th t full magnitude o f the BerdJ*
conquest— dd.nen
lUltana captured or dead, and large Q ian tL
tlea o f armament aelxed or i
atroyed.
The BHtbh count thua pto
the number of Hilton* rendu
Ineffective alnre the deeert Ml
kvelg a t abont 100,000.
The anoouncemeat that "K th
r a n b * i fallen" wa* )»fcyp~
mean that the b a t Italian pooft
Ilona In the area had been t g l M
o u t With K lbura hi Greek h a n b ,
the Hellenic forcea now are « .
eeotod to force the fall c f soot*
hv Tepellni onen tha rood to
Bern f a oil Held*, nad facilitate •
A m em ber'oT leglan airea lndL. new route o f advance toward V n .
rated their intention* o f etundlng lens end D uratio.
V IS
the -Mid-Wtoter-State-Oawrewttond the American Legion at Bra-
!**
Defense
s
la Mld-W'ntor ' Canfarenoa open
fr-wn the toretnar'* marulan ef
Tfl’aher-e*.
P* p-Mi apeak. K braab effbleb
raid Friday night. Sunday night
nt a 'jemraet given for rnpreeratollvee cf the dbltlcf* •> elube.
Flower Daring
Housholder Declares
T
up A M M g fr4 Frfflg
c f S a r rr W l S S i i S f i . S i r T S S ' . ^
YSwrlUH nn¥nl b»p»'t waa M»mot h u r c i r with firrhoriiha and «Xptiihivrp in u “ Im gc *^*l*
• unit
(a a u a lt ic *
b a llt f f d
hrnvv
I-..... ... of (ifriitm t a ir r iM iin
cnrrlod out •• o»ncrnlrilto<b a t .
lin k tim ing th r night on a rouui
(Min a t tliR trlct. rounding it
Mimr tim r w ith tncfndiary
It i iif || I*%p| iml vi* htmib*.
General Motors
Show Scheduled
Monday, Tuesday
tru*Ve, ing hem Sunday by long dbtan-c
rr#g«
(ii'rm u n v n rtlv p lv e n te r e d
t l i f iv u r u i r n l n s t l l r i t a l n In
I h e .U e d i t f iT H i i e u n Imnln t o - .
d a y , n i d i n u I t n l v in a it n p iw re n t n tte m n t to o f f s e t h e r
N o r l l i A f l i i n n rn v e ritn n a n d
lo o m 'n t h e n r u l ilo c k u d e .
T h e l li i l i i m H i g h C o m m a n d
rri> "» l u L n H r i t i a h N a v a l f o r —
m ill inn h u h n l tA c k e i l F r i d a y
In tht* “ Sicilian Channal** by cox|M-riti iiiir f tin n a llm * of Faacial
mh I N m t Jttivi* honihriA and tor*
(into pliini w which damaifott two
a irc raft c jr r l r i * , u rru laa r, and
a deatruyoT
University Classic
Visits farm Hera
professor, Dr. R. E. Moody, o f
the University of Florida v b lt.
ed f a r m eraand Sanford end
Oviedo yeaterday under the gui
dance of C. R. Daweon, county
■ gent,
The group competed of a chea
In agricultural
economic* , and
their Inepertba ot the produc
tion proceee Included the
a*U
Ung e f celery, herveatlng. w**h.
tng, cooling end loading In cere.
Mr. Dewien. guide and ho*t to
the d ata, planned the Itinerary
and explained the varlouc pm.
fen ce o f their
cecees On the field trip.
(bora the IIm.
A * a d ata In economic* of ag.
■ hell forced
hroaire e f die. riculture, tholr principal Intereit
appointed visitor] M Thursday wa* the coat or production, rcand Friday nlghi
tha manage- turna on crops end methods of
farming, according to Mr. Dawment o f “ prariei
sen. The itudenta showed an In.
General Kotor* *
toreat In form machinery and
du*trial r*M*rah,
were particularly aurprlaed lo
note the amount o f machine nr
tractor farmltm done In thi* In.
calo. he added.
“ Ohe student remarked, that h„
Sponsored h f* tk*
Bemtocle didn’ t knew there we* t h a t m a n *
tractor*," raid
Mr.
cham ber g f .ptMgHgce, the pro hind* e f
gram e f frararaR Uhoratery e x . Dawson.
Tha comparatively new lettuce
pcHmcnt*. w fll go gtven without
admlmbn rimrtek • ! SiOO P, M. crap la this section Interested the
■
Indents
end they studied
the '
each ervntag, m e U r ** M wa*
tireMgtod on the •lag * e f the method* e f farm ing e f thi* par.
General Motor* .Auditorium
at Meulhr crap. Me. Dewaon *aid |
Dr. R. R. Moody, nsraclalr
the New Yerfc. WraNTe, Pair.
Preceded Hf their utrlklngtv prafeeeor o f agricultural econo. I
ttree mltoed htoe and Miter truck m b* at the university, l< the
which eeltlde the properties of teacher o f the close that visited
He b teaching hi* first
n o r at the u n lven ltv. Just har
in g come from the University of
Wisconsin.
Portsmouth Reported
Buried In Ilombs
After Air Attack
111 IrhmRtFhHl (io crln n a s .
** rle il today th a t n o t one
Germ an factory
had
been
"m il oul af com m ission* by
Ihe IlritU h , re n lra a tla g with
what w as termed lb * d e e tru c
Hon of m any planta to Dri.
lato A reported th re a t e f Ihe
Th ailand (H U m e st) g o vera.
ment
bemk three French
Indn.t hin t r illr n in the c u r.
rent border w a rfa re elicited
* o a rn ln * from Fren ch o fflr l i l . ih * i If t||# ritle a a re all* r lir il. I'renrh plane* w ill
homli 11*n iIn k , T h a i cap llo l.
Congressman Martin
■Dbfl To Speak In
O r l a n d o Jan. 21
tog tp J e d S . Ftatd, commander.
[Cprnians Aid Italy In
i Attempt To Offset
Reverses In Africa
And End Blockade
Ships Attacked
By Axis Planes
Tree Dedicated Local Men Plan
A« Memorial To To Attend State
LegionJWeeting
Tower*
Central
Men Cli
NUMBER 118
An otmcrvrr paid thr hom btra
n .a r r d over in thovrn while de,
f r n . r I m ttr r lr - k»‘|»t u;i a f l W a
| b n rrn g r throughmit th r raid. Tho
I itwuault. tMirlcd out in Ihr nowrnrntllnr
b lilt
in a n n rr, ta *rd
illi»triel n rvrrtd y .
leOtidmi
in th r
I(h nitre
wiiii
parly
w ar
t-n lirrly
q u irt
Ino
up
mmiimit
houra.
rrpoMwl
oVtf
rient t r m l i r d iim t »>f M rilalii ailcii
i I .ivrrp tm l. South W alea, the
* Used as a burial ground by the Timucusn
Indian* centuries before Florid*'* fim ou. Seme
tool** migrated from the t'rrik land* In Gaor.
g b , thin ln<1inn 'MounH Joiuu-.i mi tht* Hi Johns
River n r i r t h r O a tr rn llritlffc mm |imvp« I d
antiquity by i h r inaaaivi* tuu^rinir nul>« ivlnch
irrow gut of i u top
Jndian Mound To Be Improved
y As Attraction For Tourists
uoulh contt and wrat Holland.
T h r Air Mlfitktry iriwrtptl that
I wo t ir r m a n hombrnt wrra abet
thi wit by anti-uirr raft guna In ft
Thuraday night lutd on a town
In northwral Holland
T h r T h u radii v mg hi raid* wera
arming Ihr moat widi*»prrad of
Ihr vtai Hcirnr avintlnn aourcci
I • o m i i a l r d . n ih r |»o*wlhiUty that
ihr (irrniiini w r i r I ruling BrI*
ti»h ilrfenara m p ir p a r a tlu n for*
out i ill tuck* m irwtuMrinl renter*.
Camellia Show, A t
Mead Garden Will
Be Held Tomorrow
Ultl.ANlH), Ja n 11 — (Sppclftll
(in id rn lover* were urged toilctv in u ln g t h rlr cnmrilia blootna.
j«uml mr*.
ananRpmpnta
0T
I luMbr* out tu ihr Mead Oaidcn
..
.
' toiluy fn** t h r Ititri .S tate Camellia
mound the Anelpnt burial mound ] IMM. l y t l a i r n c e 11 Moorr amt w,
lo |
^rld tomorrow and
Tan
Hat
P
a
r
k
hi«
finding*
were
|iiitdi*lird
in
j w .
T hrre i* no reglttratirm
fry the Ttmucuanc, elftod through^
Tmlfiy, m o r a - t h i n G v . h u n d n - i; the J m i r n a l ' nf the Academy
the giant mo*a hung oek* on thUlla Incident toaL Natural
Bclrnce.
I'hilailelA l m * r an.ur. ■>! Garden O u b
bonk* of the S t John* B lve r1 >
[ihu Mr MiMir,. am) hi- r>atl> | m rm |(rr, f , ulu l- ih Orlando and
and fell upon the glbtenlng cop-’ I’
f t i . t explored the muutid »n Ja n ; ,Vj„ „ | p Ntk
„„ hand uU
• ’“ I
, , , l n ! ila; tn leelater rihibita end I*
on Jan 28-27 the foll.mii.y >e*r I # ll, n„
,hem n, iheir praper
It respectful
circle around' , , , like Md|“ were buried, thOnce liefor* the burml inounil, (,|BI r ,
grave of on* of. their trib e*.! ,» n ctiiy io f Indian Mound b aim had been
Investigated.
Ihougli
p, r ||„ | , . t week the**
.
I bring obeeitred. Soon the bruih only *u|)erf Iclally.
by
Jellrie* have been bu,y rc.Heeling toot
lb favorite epear bed been »M,.h ha* grown up around it Wyman, who tocludnl hi* find tub,.*, wrftinx putltolly, putting
be*Id* h b body. H b long I -»iii be cleared aw ay, the reel ing* in a pamphlet publi*hml in ■ nil po*|era, .talking Ip proopetand * quiver full e f girow* *hich lead* to It Improved, and 1876 by tha Peabody Academy of tlve riM 'dtor*— In xh'oH everyi which to battle r ^ l ipirlta an appropriate marker w ill d*>- Science in Salem, Mas*
Ihlng neceaaary far a i mash-hit
b b way to the “ happy hunt- cri»- its h b to rb character,
When Mr. Moor* first dug In- tltow. Mm. Fireman la the Or
ground" were by h b right
c ity Coma* LaeLoner H. J*mt* to the Indian Mound, the prop lando chairman ami Mr*. A M *
d. Three or four pottery Out, on nfekaeolerlat try a roc a- erty wa* owned by Dr. A. L. Marlolt ia the
Winter
Pgrif
,i.
Caldwell, and by the lime tha chaltraan.
ic b n tb t had returned in IHU3 it
Mrs. E. L. Lord I* In cbargRift
had com* Into the hand* of J. cult ice, and Mr*. Loom Is Leggy
and M ba L oretta Salm on h e re
N. (Whltner.
According to the report of charge of the staging. Beth th f
Mr. Moore1*
inre iti ration, the Orchid Itouae end the ReeipMtoi
mound hud been
“ eupenktolly Lodge are being devoted to th e
chow.
The prise for the. beet f l j e g h
-.C'sA f
\
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Bouquets
A. K . ROSS]
raaled_ tha -H r . Garrison* who aamewhat -o p In tha air* ahoat
ha4 sought to boy hla paper waa
P*H#y.
U »a* th«n admitted that tha
« r » , , Incorporated as tha fath*w»Mp Press, with Leary aa
praa dent, would publish Peltor'a
writlnga on fMetaphyalcr and aa.
olerles."
Tha presses and othar equip,
menl being a w e d Into Ib o o b T
bo* factory had bqen
shipped
frntw Dalloteta m--- - -
_Ln l 1 .
Horn* owned qaldt arnica. Ererything t
prtea. Try oo and yoo wJB be another of i
•attaTM cuatontem. Coortaay and quality a
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BEST GRADE MEATS, P oW l
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND
m
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n n n ir r p •
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COUNTRY
PRODUCE
iter community,” ' t
Pouhry aad Dairy Goods aIwaya
m i l “ o " with tha venture raised a
I g U f f l storm.
The
Dies
Commlttaa
..S f l which had hsd some d - l l n * !
with Pelley bath In 19S9, learnad
1 ^ W l ! " r V * a'tnatioo had seat Wish
U f f b l . *■owler, on* of Its Investigators,
r oatslds
business
Free Delivery-Quick Service
. Tho eommlltes wss particular. • Not oil the town's i
apparently, are eootaat
far the magailn* to ah
Losey Is n e t t e d to haw
M * r to the r B l I M U I
lor to bomb tha plant.
V As a result of nawspai
K /m s j y w - a B S ;
gS-3 “EL UUN&, L. M.
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m.
Header.
naUooal u l i i ndIsns noils. In soma edible
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Cart
Losey, , farm er ,
Indiana
HudUr’s
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SANFORD, FLORIDAJ TUOftfibAY, JANUARY 9, 1011
1— Msjr iu a
In v a d e d
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iim a g r t B t a f ( r H W - U iiu .j »
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Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In Florida
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By
T h ai T roop s
rench Forces Admit Salonika, Greek Port*
Retreating 5 Miles;
Is Heavily Bomb
Warfare Rages On
300 Italians C
Border, Dome! Says
tured In Albai
d Command To
ig More Efflcc y , Announces
etaiyj Stimson
,
itr a i r e
rtrM
In the fo r
K a il. the Thai
(Siamese) army begun an Orien
tal tlitlkrieg today by Invading
Frin ch Indo-Chln*. The French
acknowledged a 6-10 mile withdtMval Into the Camlxslla fron-
> Movements
Kept Secret
iFollows ShakeOf Naval High
mgndBy U. S.
IINOTON. Jna o 4
wrntnry'. Stlmson nhtodny tbo coruolidn-
"M s J S ^
' d t a d it t t .r * *
Gift Fruit Business
D rill*!
4
I lo
’ ■ *p
will report IP Kpott I'#
Libya,
i belakvup
mecL
I’hil.
ms os
xs
possibly
grounds for
Th* present
culture, Ivan I
tontly visited Rome and Berlin
M mentioned m » likely ftUCCl-tl.
naked to bring the number of
Ibelr last year tag and ‘ I N title
certificate to their ca rta s it la
n-reasary Information, he added.
Mfat of the tags sold to date
are for passenger cars. Bo far
740 of these tars have been aold.
Sales, as reported this morning
show lAO tags sold for trucks
ami d2 tags sold for trailers. The
eemnimler ■f tb" lace sold were
for ram and tracks for hire, deal,
em demonstration tape,
echool
bosses, wrecker*, ambulances and
hearses.
Ne Indication nf an. axttmstan
of time cn t h a w «* tag* *>•*
be-« -Iven by the offtm o|_ the
new' Governor. Bpeetard Holland.
0T‘
saw-------— a , - -
Major Sparkman To
Visit Draft Bourd
Major T. Byrd Sparkman
the State headquarters of Re.
leelive Service at fit. Augustine
will be la
Sanford
Saturday
Ing'to • confer with menu
nr >tta local digit board.
The
a' part o f
tb*
by Major
8nai
state In
hts capacity of ccMtrdtaattar and
Instructor to local board*
Members of tho hoard here
wtB moot with Major Sparkman
to diatoms local problems and
tho operation a f the local board
Hold Meeting Today
»— t* dp**s b"t hes.tri-en no tadl -*W that N wm do a*;
-It's an evil day that mnntti h#
-wt'vmad, gmrway, Oov.
M.'tand -aid. “and | hep* rvervtady wfll get their toga early."
FM IRID A
G U A RD TO THX^H
«-*N tNTONtn. Ta*. J*« *
- W i - F if t y
t>-n
«
rw th r^wtiv,
’ iv> at Qa ’»
(taltdng al it
ann'-ooerd at
officers
an d -m o re
I s S a W jS W K
I* a National
lulta are
Garden
s annual
lest and
Peed lag
A
y 11KM
ifcta
Moat Ration In Eng
land Sharply Re
duced Second Tiihif
"» Anwrtalr* P m e
1MI high'inail. of
BrltiNh
tlL^l
]•** • t< K e f V U iip s r jjI v e quiet
In aerial 'arfnrH
The suhinnHni»
marine Tima, >eid im
Admiralty ctnnmiiiilt|ur, utirrtl a
t hit on thr i-irinhig tuwru
a CJd’iirian U-li*al in n unifntv
gagen cmt. A
Atlinirulty
itiimuniiiuo, hitvbi’Vt r. umimmtt'i!
!nw» In anoUttr ii« th»}( c f the
Siftirmu ini' Heyiilu-s, \>tilt h hud a
tfnmml nmplntifiit
f»n meti.
Tln*!t* were no ilHaiU
Hi foie her fight aitti l)t«> |j.
bout, the Tniiji hud Mink mi m*IUy in met I luyleuit, ihr Adllillattv
frported, nnd In neither nperiithui
.w*n>l«na.;
Ifhl idle suffer rlth rr cn'•mil Kirn c r
tlatnagn,
In u day id light nil uUiul.c,
Ah Hunt A * lh a L m u Vt riit rc'pnrVed
hcmbnl ' slid innchfni-r"iin<<l in
fifth "Innr w uir "nil within
( hours, Two pciwnm. iii-ri' k illrJ
nil M-v^ial w ire ipjuieil.
therltUs advised cautfc?
t 'the Bp A s pee ta of btidIng
Italia* resistance In 1-lb.
ya. As far as Tobruk Is ran.
eerned, It wag thought likely that
several days would elapse be.
fore any teal attempt ia made
to get the British mein foyers In.
to position especially heavy at.
tlllsry.
A high of leer of the Iloyal
Air Force said that concentrated
md continuous It. A. F. attack,
on Italian air bases as far wr-l
as Tripoli explained the lack ot
effective Fascist air opposition
bihya
In tho British drive Into Li
m tiiikytl
thnfi ert ruler w m ;|
dorks at Kmden.
The British mrat rallon, cut
Tuesday to the equivalent of 3)1
Mayor Flurrlto II. I * Guard la greets
liv e contend
for tho title of “ Miss Fnslilon Futures" In New York T h e fifth rents worth per person per walk,
bea uly, Margerrl llnyi'n of I.ns Angclrs, iliiln'l im ivr <
u lim e . Th e was -hsrply reiluced again last
mi
night I his time to Ihr equivalent
girls will appear in a iiiiimmolli fashion show In I
p ro ilu reil for
uf 'j:: tents worth—after a vjr.
rharity. I^'fl to light, h'lnncr- Krdilcn of New Vink, tiwhy Dure of
limfly inmltat* Wftkffllt!*
j
t'hlrago, Josephine t'ailw rll nf I'hllnilclplilw nrnl Marjurle Kinsley
T h r |in»j*lr wtie told frmnkly
of Knn
h 'rn n riv".
lin y m in t rlumitP W lw fA H l l f A k i
AN
EASTERN
C A N A D IA N
P O R T , dan. B.— ( A P I — T w en tyfiv e au rvtvm s from an unidenti
fied Dutch steam er sunk by ru e .
m y action in m id -A tlanU r w ill
a rriv e here aboard a Swedish
fre ig h te r In h few days, shipping
c irc le s mild here W ednesday.
-The ship, whnsr
name
wss
Withheld by
|irii t
mitiuiritifH.
left h rrr some (Uyii ajro bcuirul
for Krigltiul with ■upplirR. IIrrtw w m "much U rg cr" limn
th i
number
rrw u rd ,
offlciiih
BAid- The sSwrtliRh r r K U v
IIO U A RT WIDOW D IIX
w lrelm m l llir t r
w r it
M’v r u l
woundrd Biitl ufii* df’Hil utnonir tin
IIA I.K D O N , N. J.. Jan. U "V, d ffkcr* mul trrw tliry mivm !
- M i s . G arret A. Iln b u il, mi.
willow of the vIco president »l
a r m y c u n t h a c t i.jcr
the United States during I’re-i
■lent McKinley's first adnilnistiuA TLA N TA .
Jo n .
'J nVt A
Uon, died Wednesday.
contract for $344,000 tu ro rta liu it
The Central Florida E ip o *i 55 buihliujra umJ •HHi U-nl friiii !■**
thins 1M1 premium list came oil i t Fort U ii'inetP, Fla.. !m« bt*rn
the press last week— a Ot-psgi awarded to Nawton and (ihtnti.
hook listing awards that total eo n tiicto ra of IlnriiRhurg, M i f .
o 'er 110,000. Reposition dates th t fo u rth corpa araa hi'«d«|uuijvcio set a t Feb. E4 te March I. Urra annoonradl Wrdne*<Uy
Material For Defense Classes Is
Ordered; Mechanics To Be Taught
will be ordered the first of nest
week. Total amount of intney
spent on the courses Is fWOO and
all of this I* furnished by (he
federal government.
Studies of motor mechanics of
belli gasoline and diesel engines
nf truckv, tractors and automo.
bllf* will he taught. Other parts
of th* Instruction wUI include
agjastmsnt and repair of brakes
and earbuerators timing of mo.
t*rs. Installation of piston rings.
repa tr • {, Ueae, a.
m i||>
The advisory board consisting of
I l ' J . Myer, II. J. Lehman. W. J.
Tall sad D. T. Inablnst wUI meet
this week to make final arrange-
RJckpockct* Monkey
’l l Found On Island
Ihr diversion of
'thipiurntn for wnr purposes* Ult
Food Ministry sold* It will be nftesitsiy to v sry tbo ration * t Ah'ovi
notire in thr next few month*
within (hr nan go of About 21 i t
32 cents.
It u m «l*o Usirncd that an
T
W
L a w ) " ii, Fujierintcndenl
i l l \ch "o |» in Seimnole County, order insy suon he lisuad making
>>mil tislny he will make an effort it illegal to obtain any twu «
In secure * rouise in a* To drlv. the following dishes at on* m**l~>
In g hfic plinllnr 1<t ihu nu«i ttmi fish, meat, poultry, cheese and
egtn ta the sh e lr.'p rw io u tly flefc
tf ifow hrlnj* hfhl Iti Vbntl.
0vvr 0CHI high iwhunl ntiulmf* sis I meat s t the same itreaj Wars
V ,
"nkip i lir* coiifbfl in
ualnir la I in.
Lawton Will Try To Get Driving,
. Course For High School Students
Roosevelt C a l l s
Leaders To Talk
Steamer Ar<* Savcn O v e r British" Aid
WA.^IITNfSTON, Jim. f> -f/To
Fri'Ni«J«fit
rallrd l»p»n 1
Mfilir IcMtlfTN of Ihf ||uum*i nit.)
If* »i ronfi'ii*liei* lulu I*•
dnv ill liri;iM,atif>ii In jrlvr Inin
vithiullv unlimUrd ntilhorjty in
1
n
in’ tv dust .rcifilr'l iiniiu
inululi* n n ,{ j u f u r fit IUMr u r lo r a
h i v p lu -rn Mhlr to b a rn , n <•t f iiir
l•*i|i11 luiM huDn fifit hli'i|
f'r
n
Ir R if f ic la w viriJailiiipi
h i t h r M iu fiil h ig h rri’ honl, tin 1
ifiid ii ml hair wur nmt*"rinl"
" i i i ' i * iw nn rliM 'U v r i u u , v tilli twn
(irriii HnI min und nthn ilnimn t ft m•! n Iin If lin u rE IM* h w ic k ill i’llf u r h t m g thr A rm
x it li't |i# 'tw ri ‘ 11 n t r x ih o u k . rh n lltIt hum amid (hr mi*tdinie *»ight I r*11*•* nti th«» rlftibfiftnMn I m ihh I, mih !
•drmi IIn- way fin ffihndm tlr»rt <d •Irivr-M m I h r i I um I . cunt N il ru r T h r
u lu ll lim io rro w It
u U it mu I m m . f u rfiia h rtl |»v I h r A iu r r lf iiii
mi hiuh nuthorilv Ihul thf t*411 A n h u iu ih llr A K iD rln liu n , h unn n f
it- firih ilinwn tu'ithcf im|iMsi
" «•i 11 th n lu fl nut h iiu iJty hy th r
• L fy tli\ faifffi ftf th r m y ar»M,i.
m (' it Infill nn Irndd* u r iiuj n*»i
i
uni
•'t
up u rurjMiMilmu In hMudl<
in WtoJlniij:!'
N< tjao Nnvui
ini-t-tf by a a tu ty
i! "drfrnvi iiIri lac.
Mt tIon tu fnf hid aoi h
mIWc
t in | f’lK'lfft.
It far Adinlrwl John 11 Trnu'h,
u*'f • f naval aviation, liMlllitil
h* had tarn Informal that am.
|doy»N nf tha Uariffri Kliytofctrunt
t lufipMiiy, Fanningdslu til., In.
•ended In strike this aftamonn
unless I ho firm met union lie.
mis on Wagvs and oilier mat
ters.
m e loinnany lis i eontinrls fur
2.mm
a il plan*
ong lnrs
A i my sou Navy.
fo r
(he
litpuMCredit Group
To Meet In Orlando
(M il.A N D O , J a n . U.— (H preial 1
- Stockholder* o f
the
F lo r u lj
C itru s Production C re d it A sso cta.
Unn w ill holg th e ir annual meet
ing hero Ja n - 81. according to
miiouncemant by A . F.. P ic k ,
a ril president.
A t th is meeting, compleln and
detailed report* w ill bo made by
the o fficers o f tb * asso ciatio n mi
It s o j i f m l l a n f f d r the past year,
directors w ill
be
elected
and
other Im po rtant business tra n s
acted.
•
'
The Florid* Citrus Production
Credit AeaoeUUon, w hich m a k ri
sho rt-term lean* to c itru s g ro w .
to finawee Urn production of
their crops, serve* the entire
State, and In 1840 mad* loans
totaling 9W JM 0 to ita
Great Unrest Is
Repprted In Italy
ntnl virturir*.
lire *11»e of
AH this followed an e u lc ij.lll
arahitl
unra tlotted
press
"luxury" m e a P In restaurant*,
Sjierisl writers,
w rijrrs, terming the
fimil situation
scandal,
Ifii h national
ns
ilescritied how they had eatga
ttrinrniluus meals In swank spot*
wiihoul i sllori cards and d*>
elnreil "you ran hdvs aa much
fissl ns you wunt -tf you have th*
ifoiii'y
:7*52
Red Crons To Send
SupplicH To France
A imiUr rtitir r W
, n runillit t
W A S H IN G T O N , J s n . 0 - - ( A P I
.|I I hr Srmlnttli- Hij'li Srhotil
I'lana for limited fond relief
. ....... t l i r r r V ra rn iijf'. Mr 1,nwm in unoeeupled France and Hpalij
u ft M ini, to il li W I* It'tv i, f r d r r *
were announced by tho Arne:lic s n
•I f m i 11 ir i« ,|)r i!o r , hr tin* lifR triir- lied Cross Wednesday after
lh*
•"i Mr. R um h»*i tlimr Kiinilm llrltiali government
agreed
t*
t • 1 1 in r iiir t h r r n ai hiniU mut Mr
permit
thr
supplies
to
I n to I "ii t i r h r v r a hr ru n h r " r c u ff d through the blockade.
in t r i ir h t h r m u l i*r Ntfuift
Thr Drst relief ship will **|1
All Mltrrnp! wan minlr tu grl late this month, the Rad Cr**a
tt tlmil.rrintrnl ftutntiiuhilr fur Mir said, with canned milk, children1*
roijikp thi re* yt*nr« mr*» Mjt iu ti* clothing and vitamin conetntrikUa
to.i* MViiilnhlf at Unit tmip
for unoccupied Franc* and' s
*•
L
MrKAy. p rin rip u l #<f consignment of Dour and milk
S# imifiri|*« High Brlimd, m»ii I hr fur flpaln.
IjJj
tom iM liVi* In a r r r» ru u r a r in
In addition, a l th* tuggetilra
Ci* il iiv ln g in i t i t u t n l h r r r f'liH"** of Piesldsnt Rooaevelt, th* Bid
h r h r llr V M
thit you n if pnMilp Cross hs* offered a cargo of
t l-ct ia lly n r r ij In a lr u r t u n o f th is wheat or flour to GentrallaelImo
J. inti M r L iiw to n i»
i n thu - Franco of Spain lo -meat th .
lt n hnut t h r rn u rp r
most immediate ne*a* of tbs
civilian population.
■1,001) City Workrrs
In Chicdgo Strike Harlow Legislator
( lilt AG O ,
Jn n
.' id 'i
A
► I'i'iHilic se rie s o f s t r ik e s liri'k e
ii .■
! i n c it y t i f f i n s l,s l» y us n r .
g iiu t in l m u n ic ip a l em p lo yes item. u .t is it 'd Ih e ir op positio n lo u
proposed » n g s r u t K le v a lo r «<•'
-)U lU U Ijn 'J t il 111 U l l l j U f
DA UK GtTY. Jan. It— 1Spot 141)
Urn F. funner, of Bartow, about
16, wbi> was newly elected to th*
legislature from Polk county‘‘in
May, was killed Wednesday rdgkt
as tbs car In-wblek h«t hle-womHull, mill Irafflr rontrol lights and two ulhrr* waff riding tuhtfd
'linked mil a l Ml Interacttlon* In ovrr about ■i’A miles south of hW*.
•tie d< wntown area at thr height
Mrs. Conner, her sister-ln^lalTi
of the traffic rush.
Mrs. Donald Bchupp and Mrs,' U b
cl Ur King, all' o r Barlow ' M**a
!'Sinfully h u t, hbt KrioUSly ,U>
ured, and wer*' brought ta- a
lospllal her*.
The party was returning Itom
Tallahassee, where they had at
tended the Inidguratlon of Gov
ernor Holland Tueeday.
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City News Briefs
bkt
r a m v A is
I’A L A T K A ,
The C ity (
tonight at 1
City Ball.
Tonight's i
min ton Club
until next w
datb
JtXL. P - W - J
Billings, genctai chairman o f
Florida Junior Chamber o f O
mere*, announced Wpdnemlay
fourth annual _ AM tim Feat
at B avins Gardens V o u ld t a 1
K-r> S(a- *-*■
LOCAL
m
Started « '
In Emden Docks
LONDON, Jan. P--(AT—Prime
Minister ( huichlll declared to
day “the chance of setting the
mrirrli ill. mankind i lenity and
O s s of lh* monkgy* on th*
ksaferd coo s new Moakay Island
■P taken up the habits of •
Htapodwt, according to Grady
»e~(API
Fires
Churchill Says Two
Nations 'Must Set
Man On Right Road
'■Lbmlen nincr fiyrslav,
night rt«|ittfd
lh•flj'thlritq d flash of
Principals s f Sanford schools
wUI JUjet With Bpperln tendent
T. W. Lawton at noon today al
Flret class e l the prta-employ.
the South Bide Primary School
tor tk dfecu*sJ«n i t J»*tUr* per- ment for defense Industries will
mining la the local schools. Mrs. b« hold next Wadnoeday night
Stella P. Arrington will act as at 7 :00 o'clock when /a group
meet* at the High fleboot Farm
j e w
Ttaaa expected to attend the building to take Up the study of
PwrfMmw G. ip. Me motor mechanics, Aexaadcr John,
Seminal* High Behor.1, eon, superviser of the classes,
said yesterday,
Although 13 men have regia,
tered for UMclasees there ta sUII
room for thro* or four more men
to m tc r-lh * rlasaoa Voung-en—
’1' u-
Britain Lauded
s K n ig je i
tag on Bov let Ruaala to boUtcr
Bulgarian realaUnce.
Trvetimably Fhlloff told other
adulators and the k'ing of hia
trip to Vienna, from which he
returned Tuesday. It was
as.
earned he wee prepared to say
Just what role Geimany wanted
Bulgaria to play.
Speculation In other Balkan
capitals that German forces now
eodeentrsled on concentrating In
Rumania may enter Bulgaria
was generally discounted here.
I I . eras said that neither the
sees I her
nor
Soviet
Russia
agemed favorable.
.. PJtUoffs Vienna trip, ostensibly
I* . Mosul t an eminent physician,
mid given diplomatic observers
to ballsve he actually went there
Bo loam the meaning of greet
farm p* i m p
movements
*•
it Geimany expected
control
' & s w # « 5 S ;i S
into
M w llU i that lithe cabinet ‘ Meet.
H R bid taken place discounted
repotta hoard In Belgrade that
IJW eff bad rejected a German
the move," i
itatk *1e,t
if two already were
i, the Pacific section
n as the main fleet.
uteri. who also wUI ctmmand
'Belfle fleet, replace* Admlr.
hr AaMrtalN f m a
SwtTjiinir
fo rm today raptured en Ha liar
air bate at Caaala, the ll-A.F. antrounced, Indicating that British
mechanised unite had ranged far
bey mil Tobruk, already under a
virtual siege.
Domcl,
Uomel, 'Japanese new* agency,
The fa s trials reported a heavy
reported that border
warfare bombing assault
on
Salonika,
raced along the enllrr Thai Indo- (•reck p.»t, "with evident effa*
China boundary.
tivrnrM ,' while the Greek l l l d
Premier
Fhlloff,
juat
back
fro*! a viall to Vienna -for hta
kaelth." araa reliably reported
l« |l hlght to have
called on
Hr
Dttria, III, after a maotlng
With cabinet mlnlatera at the
winter retort of Sham.Kouria, BO
Naval Dockyards At
VVilhdmshaven Arid
Emdcn Are Attack*
ed By Air Force
COMPETE FOR FASHION JTITLE
Co-operation Of
*•
1
,
�i are m n -a
'«?•
THE B A N T O ^ P W I A L ^ $ANFpRDtVFLORIDA
Scoot No.
Approval
!
r-two Years ago Sir flo!
er o f a regiment of Bfli
In Africa. The Boer war broka o a t a id a Boer w m y. of
about ten thousand men attacked-Hafeking., Baoetv-Poweii
waa outnumbered ten to one, but he held out for *ev«n
long month*; reflating devastating shell flw and- counter
attacking with bagoneU wheb hio'owr*
until help finally arrived.
.
Later ha became Inapcctor ge|
Great Britain. And w
tfce author of, tactic* which became the guide
ranted foroes, During the World
Britiah Secret Service and when capt
managed somehow to escape. But it
plpita, thrilling aa.thfy are, that, Sir;
remembered throughout the ages.
In 1008 ha became the founder i
waa destined to apread throughout
ikms of. boy* and
rjd and vitally effect the IfVes.of
It* origin in a
la. Tho Boy Scouts organisation
fur. anouLx
cam p]fii_tripjywducted^tat^
dozen young*t4
them, busy, awll
PALATKA.
Telephone 148
lea of 11.10 (Uk Jd4*
taa) and tarludes
5A3;’a
,,S..lS
1041 without add!.
t a i o'clock In the
for tho Anetalletion
S
Deputy
included! sanctuary, Mr*. June
RoumRIat, batm an; ochcol weL
10:00 A . M. at the fora, Mr*. J. 1* Hurt, chairman;
*. H. L. Covington
rs. A . W . Epps will chairman; welfare, Mr*. Henry
Of the'Garden Club
A** oqd-Other Gar. Richter, chairman; tk k , Mr*. Paul
PgMld, chairm an; visiting. Mr*.
S e ' .o# the Garden R . B . Wight. and Mr*. Jf. a
* t at lOtOO A. M. Pop*i ehwch grounda and beau«f Mr*, a O. 8hin- MfHaUoa, Mr*. « . C. Fellows
COMPANY
INFECTS
- PEOPLE WITH Tllfc
VIRUS, AVOID
BAD
Y , ! BECK
AfiflOCIAITH ,TB B i BEHT: Whkh
traceqfbi
IzAtlona
slater or
IM J w
p
rth’ of ‘ the Cardan
at at IKK) P. M. at
Mra. P. P. Campbell
vford .Avenue with
IVoahhurn a* co-ha*,
faltar Coleman will
trip to Avery lalond
nth Garden*.
-i
itt-x or, qthfr .«TORt; «aRWi»ncy the
way* rM(Jy. for wiy ««rvKA They
rad, Rr4.GrpM. Wurk M ». ntguUr
Ip. tho ntU M hlM p of; every d»y
w * of )>|Jpfulno*n .havo rMultori
of.
j^M4tojuyt^ Rhiwntl In tho BritUh
Gllwell, knight o f the Royel Vici Order o f Bt. MJehatl end St.
d the hlghwt hODpr* o f a down
arid, Irat w uhkve.no doubt, th*t it
Boy Scout movement that he would
Poetry)
taring out of my wlnln>e which tho traffic
fU S S -o wan*
%
r mind* riding the crested
It* horao* of.pnrauant day*
I of you, ^jtmo*, at an.
rwr'sufbliy hand* r»l***d
iatmtleoa
000. In I 08r*- A m l 110.000.000 In 11
Books . And Authott
th ere has b een ■ co rre s p o n d in g im
fo re clo s u re s fr o m | 1O.0OO,OOO In 10^
-,P #cU ringithpt Miami opcrjohcod iU
year In lU^Utory, Tom P. S m l^ r o a l mX*U> ^ Itor af tho
i -Waking and
Miami Herald, soya that thy toUl for iMO waa U j j J v
idow* op*n*d oiitu powar 000, a gain of $0,407,000 over tha previous vaar. “ Even
tJuMiOrin tho boopi day ■."'ho sayf, “ fell far »hort. o f 1040
activity In' the number o f hoteR apfurUnfnU,'home«, com
ar*d from what Uwy of* mercial structures, additions and remodellngo.”
./.
. Although hqma constriction ha$ conaQtuUd a l»rgo
tho* boll®* allant black.
part of this development during the lakt few yeare.- P*flunlT’ antl imago* Dewar. tjcularly In the low class field# luxurious hotels and apart
STEPHEN SPENDER
ment houses have become gn. Increasingly attractive In
vestment Jn more, recent months. Forty-four now hotels
ww# obnntnictod^ last yea* on tho Beach alone. And recont
•srur
s
AH Nadona.**
Hamilton; Uncoln refuse* a loan
to hi* ’ *tep-brother In the dear,
measured prove which gafo nohUty to ewry word he wrote—
these are only a handful frqm on
anUwJogy whose, range and vario.
■W Mftrph grounda.
lilfctfltMMMnta were aenred at
lM coaolmdon of the meeting
hk U i t l j S S w ass Isles) by Mr*.
* < & . Wight, Mr*. (I. C. Wash,
burn and Mnt J. L. Hurt.
7 Preoaot w ere: Mm. 0. C. Fell«W*. Mr*. Mary Church. Mm.
J u t*
RoumOlat,
Mm.
Henry
Iktiam. Mr*. John Ludwig. Mm.
A . Boroor. Mro. J. E. Wathen.
Mr*, a A . Cameron, Mm. F. E .
RoumlUot. Miss Evelyn Bigger*.
M r iT H , M. fiambv. Mra. J . L.
B a rt. Mra. H. O. Waihbum. Mm.
w ight, Mro. J. Blumpe and
a a
llOO BLOUSES
JACKB
BLIPS
m
COTTOi
itic letter*
rlends; when Mr*. IT
VENICE, Jan. 9 . - Arriving by
A|krcial train, 12'» cnlrU, faculty
anti staff of Krnlnrkv .Military
Institute of I.> n«l*»n Ky., writ!
into winter qunitin h**»r thin
week fer the 27th yt nr of arintrr*
iny* In Florida
The pch«M»l will It* m si»psi«»n
fur three n onth* at it* mvn remp|f*te uml inotlrn plant mam
tninnl here in i»nl» i t * make tin
«hift to the State p "iiilr Ol«h »l
piivnte mklitzi *y
ho»i| in the
Americas. Krntiukx Militut) In*
stitute wa* foutnh I in
•>
Col. T I* Allen, \«tt«rnti of thi
Seminole Indian %%,»•*, an«l o.ithe fir*t in«titiit« n to leu in tin*
practice of tinti»p«o mp il* rnto»pt i -oniH I
th« -tah lor the uni.
Sraus
rrfti Olid, ihoulder,
bk. It U fankbaad of
terda. of “If Wintar
<) “Ooof With tho W
*t Indication of the
lllvor Wtowair lo IP
MEN’S ALL-WOOL TOP COA1
$24.76 values
$29.76 values ’
$36.00
values *
•
that aaU, and n tiny hit. batter.
T|m leader* thl* week ore Dated
in the following order: •
_
Oliver Wlewell—Roberta
For Whom the Bell Telle—
n<C* flf
• • I -# now fM
now $2$
(
'
MEN’S ZIPPER JACKETS
C apo,
and
Colt,
and Brown. Sixes
I.
**fOO LATE TQ fcLA
,*>k«M .W tM v
l|« a u tit,JB g
of
Ihc
ir K fe 'H
st
C orduroy, W o o l pud leather.
wBI
m **t
at
ekoirhr ot JiSS P M. Bo*
Mtureota win $o ooived.
W o four, TMre. R. J. Ilol*
riwinai". wDl meet with
1. D. Woodruff; US We*t
mtaonth StreeL Ot IjSQ P- M.
Irttd Fire, I r e . Horre R
It. chairman, win moot with
' JoO Emorick, lOM- Bonferd
It
ru«.
iWOOL SWBA*
*t StM P. M.
a r & sr fe w
,.i r
y
'
3 - QUARTER
MACHINELESS
OIL WAVES
$5.50
Htrlklng employe* of the American Lady Comet Company in !>«.
troll made spectators gasp nnd snlvvr as they »pi» iu>-d for pii k« l
duty outside the plant, smnv >f them wealing nothing lull en|.et»,
despite fleering weather The .Irikr was called hy the Interiinlionnl
Ladies Garment Workeis l.'jjion after iiegolinluui. tailed l.< ndiug
0 } ^ ,picket line are E»lcllc Thoma* and Georgia R«\. modi I-
P rM Iliriil
i*f tlir
«(nlt*«l
thr*
t
y»* |
H u ll. J i .
F l«»i itlro
I h if*
w nk
HMI
FV»li\ul
Ihnl
i«
wm k
U to-
■p lrm iitllf
t-r nml
frntait**
f,N.bil»H- v%111 Ik * In i u l*«*tt ••• %«il h mmiy ih(m
lU lf*
uif
Jmii
27
Dorothy Wlghtman
rs. (teorge Roberts
Honored At Dinner
NF.W Y O R K ,
Smith,
w r.
Dm re Jail*
"omaly Deane J*nl(, night rlub
ringer and reletiv* of E liia Jani*.
World W *r entertainer who v n
<newo ae lb* "(weethrart of th*
4 E F ,“ Il to entertain the m*n In
j-olnlng *t th* various army camp*.
■Bh* la pictured In Miami.
Jon.
9—W T -
t*nn, Mr*. C lircncc
M. L . W righL Mr*,
it. Mr*. Ben Monroe.
O f f A L L L A D IE S '
w
L A D IE S ' T A 1L O H E D
A N D FL'H T U 1 M M E D
WINTER HATS
r M
BUJ
i * i k uf value*
now uuly
Ono
K E D IC T IO N S
OM ALL
, Min Craig Mi
Woehtajjtoo to
8 A N F O B P , F L O R ID A
fJ G i.;... ■ W P
.
T
1 H j - ' i- j c "
v A )wt»**’ T J j J
l I f f *f - j 1 •
* v i$ N/ • 1 y
'• t*^*W - Jr -’ 1
V i.
■M . 11 8 * W M
to
Another rack of value* lu |I0 .7 I,
reduced to
. .
FU R COATS
Mudetry ef Eee
ho 1# the Bret"
I lo the Britli
.1 *p
to
Commodities Rise
After Budget Talk
t» M
^
till
|>i o|;i tnninu
ANN’S MIRAS0L
BEAUTY SALON
Follnwlng In her mother'* fi*ot.
•tepp, Dorothy Wightman, 17. utm
tha national Indtsor junior trnnia
ilnglra rhnmplomhip In llonton.
0 » r mother held rnora than thirty
titles In tennis and was the donor
ait ths Wightman Cup, awarded anMolly to the brat Britiih ur Amtrtc»h tennis team.
Itwhert* »f lack*’ nvllle, »tate
in. ident , f the Florida Fodcra.
'lion of Women'* Club*. *0 Infer*
nml dinner w»* held la*t even,
mg * t the Palm* and Pine* Tea
R oom in Palmetto Avenue with
P *» t prr.idenU and l»o*rd mem.
• lor* f.f the Hanford Woman'*
U'li.l, in attrmlnnre.
Il»»e« were arranged on the
laie lo v .rrd dinner table and
throughout the tea rtoiua. Mark.
Ing thr place* of |h« f u e l *
wen- hand-painted place card*
made hy Charlea Dawaon, eon
o f Mr* r . R. Davreon.
Old Ming* ware aung around
the fire following tho dinner.
I'rrarnt
with
Ml*. Roberta
w rrr: Mr*. C. R. Dawaon, Mr*
R J. Holly. Mr*, A. M. Philip*.
Mr*. J. Rn*« Adam*. Mrs. J. G.
I'ntteracn, Mrs. R. E . Tolar, Mro.
R A. Kmlth. Mr*. G. E . Me.
I K *r. Mr*. B. C. Moore, Mr*. John
Srhirard. Jr., and Mr*. R. W. Ru.
prrrht.
•
*
"
aad Oak Avenue, at 8 rat*
chairm an,
World.
I., lioiMir nl Mr*. George T h u r*.
'v*‘v :—
BOY’S ZIK>ER
The Webber College Open Fo.
rum. which e»eh winter offers
Flotilla a free program cf adult
education, wiU begin Its 1041 sea
son st Bat eon Park this wesk,
presenting 1’rnf. J A. C. Fagglngrr Auer i f Haivard shiwe sub.
jret sill be "W e lawk At the
D « u g )ilri*
of Wcalvy rliui.H im s i c di*
cussed Monday vs.-ning ut tin
monthly meeting of the class in
tho annex uf
thiMcthudisl
Church and after the discuasi’iti
was held *nd mii: k '" ti ns mail.the matter was turned uver lu u
cninmltlev which will make imkkdefinite arrangement*
for the
work
Hostesses for the evening w e re
Mrs C. F. Ilrauan, Mrs. Chi »!••>
Mro. IL W. Wore, Palmetto Ave Daniel, Mrs. J. E . Courier, M r*
nue with M n. B- C. Dkkereon, C. P. Ilrindon, Mr*. Rosa Admits,
co hostest
Mrs Jilin Gillon, Misi H e le n
Circle 1 Five wUl great with Ward rnd Mis* Aline Chapmuti
Mr*. G. E. RolHoa, 1400 Park
Tho room* In which the m e e t.
>• Three, Mra.* George El-
v .:...c
** .-A I— tl.A
JS5 W fiS X ,,w rM CThhh Discu.sst'H
' Beautifyink Hooin
£Bh^ttat
y «Church
v ,afiL
e
Circle 81s will meet with Mr*.
Sam Gordnar, 001 flolly Avenue.
Ghtlaa of the Womao'e Auxlllarr- of tho Preihyterlan Church
Wlli meet a* follow*! ‘
• Olrcl* Ono. Mra. U F. Boyle,
rhtlnnan, will meet with Mr*.
J. - 0. llutehieon, ladlan . Mound
0 6 values
J.
T6 va lu e s
2 .7 8 va lu e s
3.76 va lu e s
HOUBj^cirfAtS
it.
lira. Dorothy Lamb ha. been
called to Miami by thr illnraa transpiprd into a garden with
of ber son.
bamboo
encircling
the
daneo
floor
ami
gladioli
arranged
M ill
Nell
Sinquefield
le.'t throughout tho • room. The or.
Monday to make her home at llil’J rhestrm wap rested within a whlta
North Main in Orlando.
ga'den fence entwined with glad,
loli nnd fern. Banners ami enu
Elmer Johnson left this morn. blenia of the club wera hung
Ing lo visit until Saturdn/, witu from the walla. In the lobby ■
large electric letter " K " repro.
his mother In Jacksonville.
prnting "Kiwnnip"
burned
bo.
Friends of Charles llmd will nrath the rtnirp.
Ilnwniil
long
called
the
"Paul
be glad tn lesrn Uml le in re.
covering at his home from an Jones" whirl, wan enjoyed by
the large group attending tho
attack of influentn.
ilancr.
A ilin g those
seen
dancing
Mr*. Millcn Deariso ha* pone wore;
sir. Iln,| sirs.
Jchn
T.
to Ocoee to visit her mother,
Mra. ft. I). Bennett, w ho is ill. Sparkman. Mr. ami Mrp fl. L.
•rwln.
l*r.
ami
Mrp.
William
8hlp.
Mr*. Dr* riso plans to lie gone
py. Mr. uml Mr*. K. 11. Stowe,
■bout two weeks
Mr. ami Mrs.
B. Wisecup,
Mr. noil Mis. Giady Duncan,
KrirntN of Mir* M:»i> Klim* ••tout, uml Mrs. Knrl R Nnrdbrth Hill will n irii l I > lenin enii. Mr mnl Sirs. Ray Foa,
of
illnrRR nl thr horn*' <f In r
Mr.
nml Mrs. Karri* Anderson,
porwntR on Writ FirM Stn*cl.
Mr
nml Mr.
K It. (’ air, Mr.
nnd Mrs Allnn I Moseley. Mr.
Friends of Mrs. J N ToUr and Mrs II R Morris, Mr. and
will regret tn Irurn that she Is Mrs .1 SI Httneripher, Mr. and
III with influentn nl hci home 'Irs F. S Lamport nnd Mr. and
on E«*t Tenth Street.
Mrs W. A. I.csvill.
Al'o. Mr nnd Mrs. W. 0 . Flamlaufhrr MrWhorltT l« M
ii'p. Mr and M rs |(, a . Mavnca.
•torninp t» rrlurn I * .lurV m
Mr
nml Mrs
Kdwsrd F. Lane,
when1 he in rm|ilnyril I»\ Mu«
Mr nnd M rs. John Nchirard, Jr.,
Oil Com puny nftrr vinitmu
Dr
and Mr.
T F. McDaniel.
with bin juarnnU.
Mr nnd Mr* W. R. Ifultryhoad.
Mr. nnd .Mrs R I. Dean, Dr. and
Min* Doris MH 'nil nml H«*!»«*rt Mrs \ w Rnps. Sir. and Mrs.
McCall
returned
Monday
to .1 L. Inglev. Sir. nnd Mrs. 11. A.
Brewton-Parkcr College in Ml. Swnns n. Mr and Mra. J. J*’ Poo.
Vernon. Ga., after spending the eetk. Rev nnd Mra. Martin J.
Mr
and
Mrs
Frank
holidays with their parent*, Mr Ilrani,
Shames, Mr^ nnd Mr*. Leo But.
and Mr*. George R McCall.
ner. Mr nod Mr. George A.
Mr*. L M. Bora of
Vn*»n», S|H-er. J| , Mr and Mrs. Frank
Arena#.
AU-loather
Mnt. f l afe^ tniUMP., ^
F*|oa I* The Spur—Spring
Jraui
Garde
books i
fertuna
5*
SIZES 88 TO fiO
In
Iblf McCall of Ml YYriioo, CU .
SATURDAY
Tho 'PnrWaLToaslurs Associa have been vinitinu ^ r ami Mr*
tion cf Ovloda will have a woffle George It McCall at thi it hump
MMHT and t n U r ilew Saturday on Magfiohn Aveiiur.
j#1)n* iWlTKSfVi
Sapphire and llij £lawo iffiri^
's h a a
Featured by a grand mar
led by Lieut. . Karl
Nordgre
past president,' ami Mrs. f,or<
qreri who ware a white ere]
bolero gown trimmed In gold, tl
nnnual Klwanls Ball waa he
last evening beginning at 10:1
Calif*, a former Saofonl n*Rident, arrivnl in Sanford last
night to vigil for powral work*
Room in Orlando.
with her brothrr.in.lmu mnl ila.
gnUlo Hantaan Chapter of the tar, Mr. ami .Mr* \V S Thorn
Daughter* of tho American Revo ton and other relative*
in the
lution will Wioot at 3:00 P. M. •tat«.
at tha homo of Mm* IL J. Lehman
with Mr*.' J4. V- Caswell, Mr*. M.
Dr. and V.r* John < .Mc(*mI1
8. Wigglna and Mr*. W. C. Dili of Jack»on ID iiriil**. I. I , N. Y .
Os eajioatoaoa. A board meeting Rev. and Mr**. II S M«< .til of
WUI b* held at 1:30 P. M.
Ojftachrr, (jn . and I'rof. Stir-
R jM . M . | g a | r i
.lcctim»r
wriUhl
finally
intended to MW yon S' 1
picture of tkk capital Ch
the ere Of bar moat ou»i
oad'M io. John Ludwig.
In ropoltln t for the beautlflration committee. It « u itated
that 14 caeca plumose* palm* had
boon donated by Mr*. John K el.
ley ami two by Mr*. Fellow* for
a,
Th.e charming and widely
pular Mra. Miniver of tho roeoal
h v s I of'that till# made her first
appearance In lha column* of tho
laimlon Time*, when IVUr Flo*
mlng, on tho »Uff of that n«wa>
paper, comOiUaloned Jan Stns.
ther lo “invent a woman" nnd
"writ# an artlel# about her every
qeek. So real did she become to
newspaper reader* that they
could not bo convinced that oho.
had no eilatenc* In fleoh and
loud, that, In fact, »ho w**nt
Hiss Struther hemelf. Thl* mad#
Ifn very diffleult for her eraator,
.tho ooeond* with their
SPAA
IfUlw
By MRS. IRVINO FEINBERQ
tlse with.tlm# *a they
IC. M-1. Occupies
Winter Quarters
a VIaoL
S
VERSE FOR TO DAY
Annual KiwanlsftaQ~
Is Held At Mayfair
PAGE THREE
�a
7Q
«
m m m m
HERALD.SANFORD, FL0 R11IA
a Sees Germans In Balkans
As Danger Tp Industrial Center
I 3 P O SE
Y O D V *
S -P ^ P P E D
M O W
b e c a u s e
Ru tf
v
o u t
o p
BULU3TS ?
OKEECHOBEE. Jin. 0 ^ -P U m
fsr the annual convention o f tha
Florida State Cattlemen'* Aaaociatlcm to be bold boro Jin. t L d art
being perfected by C. A. Fulford,
•torsta-y of the Okeechobee Cat.
r
J
Clewtoton.
■ •
Tha i ',Ter|meot .tatkm U conddetfaw eepoHmonta with dual por»««e tattle, m c Urn United SUtea
by
RaaaUhevJut -now.1
iy
•waMi T i l t divided into
the flrit five rlaaaea
confined to . Abemaen An-
Feature
»IDE>*mEY O t*H T
TO HAVE THE £
V.J -
duatrlal
B % ,% iS S
PSP
CHUCK ROAST Jb. 15c
M E A T S T E W ...,....l b , 2 0 c
t
IT»WC*
C L U B S T E A K 2 lb s . 2 5 c
0 hkU 'of brlt* rouUtUlbf
, »l| ri*riJi oW**d.) Hair*
s
m
s
Jb. 15c
TO IS i«| A .' ■. T M lU lll
P U T A im i.
PLoniPA rn on tx
nr.ETa Pa*. OhU.# ■*. |c
libre tto l* |t.»* ,
lUtANS^ T.MriWTflb*. •
|l** |* l t d
Urn*. I
Chair*
P rr.tl.U
DROCCOIJ. Lb., ic la tr.
Il l* la II.*}
CA^tFLOWItR. Crl.,
Alecbue*
s
;8TEW ......
. ib . id e
N/MKI.MN
PICNICS..,.
la
In in Leva
CARBAOR, Par tab. OrJ.
■ Ilk * * la It*.**. R .t -
ll».
13V ie
.
WIENERS
2 lb s . 2 5 c
SAUSAGE.
BALOGNY
3 lb s . 2 5 c
.... Ib . 1 0 c
PlffH AM S .........Ib. 15c
o n " o 4 h!
n»* nun. Ale ia ice.
PAttnUtT.’ Pah Dun. tta Id I U
POTATOIto B«*, mu*, tro. Kpr,
BAOIML Pofc Ha a. tta, • TOUATOMm* I* In I I lh. Crt., Orfl
lli'ai
m It A*. . • T
® P % N G S I b . 12Vic
'
SMOKE!
ii w ! • ' « . *
afw .
HAMS Ib. 20c Sh o u l d e r s .......ib. ite
WA. RIX «*l
■, '
|
1
lh 17c BACON.............Ib. 12Vic
r t » '» o « i »
■ T in .l o w
12V *
'
t?l
STEAKS LB.......17c|
*
.
Go* Yams 5 Iba. 19c
|Onionfi .... 3 lbs. 10c
ia k
-r tx r r 1
r
' ,V,
Onions
|Grapefruit 4 for 10c
llA K
JUICT. „, t
u || 1 dl
nges
dox* 2 5 e
3
B • •
l m i n a n t r t '1
I ■SLACK TV
■<
«
•* '
IGnbbage. . . . lb.
,n
>t
to
Frond* bam* tha *m i -N* w Drel
t|MMet would rota as s u n t r it i
perts which wouldn't haatuia to
ttaalf Umpororily with tha
lupubhcaa* Buch care* wouldn't
art** aa lhAt of Ban*tor Carter
Qaaa. wtm. being a Damocnt and
nothing but a Damocnt. MAtkten d htmaetf bound to vole In the
laat election (or Proaident Rooaevejt, though opposed to moat
RooaavrillaS aoUctas and to tha
third tone. He’ d have had a bloc to
Sy
U * I ,.T
Slba.m
2Yf,
„
•
h M nM4 of •B0HKr ¥ktorE *"
tha n*er fBturo. They may * * .
»uraa tha Oentian* will contlnua
aaroult tha Brltiih I*la*. But
ith«ar • 1*0 may auum* that tha
SCta of Concroa* and tha Prr»L
«*ant\of tha United State* *|>wovlBtr aid to BHUIn aro auf.
fldent to eh*t aom* doubt over
0 M b a n ' auece** agalnit the BrL
tlaV V
• - 1
Thay may alao m u m t that no
mJUtanr command ran afford to
M M * t * any opportunity to **.
Tcur* rU a b aL Hanre, the *blp.
taddetof troop*.Into tha Balkan
[m n a v f l p t , • to ■hiaur* a
tea-
MtfWMKr to lair wit bbOi 'dafahU M and affenalro.pilUtaiy plana
a i | U s ;W i b '» e o * a i li N *
miUmry
in w m h a a n d -lk a t.ta (le d to taka
i
lk
lcau ”liflowew
-nTiidwiQ l/9#Ti
NGOLD
obaarwr*
mr'~u wtm r:.
aKWpao*
v'V*
RICH SMOOTH
•
fmm wroaa roup
•J PICKLE > A T C k ‘ ,
SWEET MIXED
««
PICKLES
llb.6oi.Jarb
■
‘ •ah'
•• 9 f l > —
1•'
QUART,
-
JORN...... 3 for 25c
ILL Ite * * r
Peanut Batter
ilb. Jar lib Jar
'
:•(
IKACKERS
rm tu o k r
"'"s ALA D'DRESSING
, 8 Fen
,17c
W N T
f
h
1 *w
m m
..............................
lo u ffi^ .°3'for 25c
.
QUART ...... :............ ; :
m a id
IYRUP.....12o*. 13c
5 lbs 23c; 10 lbs 39c;
-lb. Rally . Soda Crackers
->• • 2- for
chAnga*
____
_________ ____
Ml
event t»r< ri.Uf* i.» m tnfTVl
Mtd'beat yrt itagdl.
tall
Libby's and
Delmonte
BU H EK
.....
|
8UNNYFIELD
Sliced BACON
Hermans, r
, i. Ob'
hi* nil ItilltlllHil r
R IB
,-AJ2T.1 0 e ,
Grapefruit
■ViMtStS
25c
'•niin»iiil«T Harry <1. llrWulf ol
. II l.'Val ranatlian Navy a a . drr
•
Iiy King Laorga in lajiulor
L.r "altla control and roolnraa ol
('••lirrmenl -hereby X67 lurvlvori
't' Mt the Arandora Slat were rr*
U..I after alia » »« terpnlord." lit
>a. tu iharga of the deftroycr St.
M a u i a y u lb 1 0 c
lilvrritiilc .- iim.K. I
S a u s a tjo
bparc
n ib s
2
35c
Ib 25c
lbs
I i » N.tipped I *1•***>*'l
T u r k o v s Ib 2 7 c
SMOKED BACON
HAMBURGER both
BEEF TONGUES
fthimldrr Cuta (ienulnd fl|irinj
1.0 Nr*H|.
O
l f
O
Ib 13'/«c
"'t
.......................
Ib .
I !)c
.... I b .
M e
S I D E S .........I b ;
CRACKERS
r'luMda (trade A I’ln .tire e i. All VVIul*
I-and O'
HuiiNhlnr
Peanut
CAULIFLOWER
B O N E
,
KltK.SU
V A lii.
1 2 V ,e
ib . 1 7 ' e
caU t h
*P P le* 4 lb* 13c
Ik cf
Roasts Ib. 12«/2e to Tic
Steas per Ib. 19c to l!k
Best Stew.....2 lbs. 25c
ltr.1 IN-Ilrlou*
A p p la s 1
Sh ou lder..
S le w
White Bacon Lb. 15c
BACON LB...... 29c
Smoke Bacon Ib. 19c
BSBAKFA8T
SAU SAG E
35c
O y s t e r s pi 2 3 c
i .....,..i .......... .
S h r im p
Ib 1 7 c
York lmpcr.nl
M—
23c
IAlt I. I Iuti
M eal
tb
Mil* In b i»b
S te a k s
Ib
lu ll'
Ga. C om and Peanul I'i^n Tlml
Rale (he Bent In the Norlh ii*
Well as the Soul Ii.
r*'{
10c ,
Ib
LB. 39c
S H O U L D E R S
5U8
S te a k
SEA F O O D
Fine Canned Fruits und Vegetables
.N a t iv e and W
PORK SAUS
I C lu b
lli-ailli N* i N'f.ui
S h r im p
Ib 1 7 c
Fit * *11
M i u K o r o l o.i 1 0 c
We Began With.Quality—We Expect To End Willi Quality
cu t
|1 if S# ) .V 'jV t ,T|j
m
1-R. 1 4 ' ^ C
B A C K
Fa n c y
I
Pinooppl*
WWT*** Aurtnjf fVt l*dt
2tb .cta.lfie
B aby
19c
Juicy C u l t -l b
yau
Ir lsu at romembar Oarpiaay
I If naeaasaiy to Invade tha
Inr' during tha World War,
(M y for It* whaat It U far
r tompting now, what with
hydro-*lartrk plant*, big
add chroma
ralnaa,
and
(A production alao available.
Is •tempting criaa rauat ba
ctad bp tha Ruaaima. Thay
J w
aoma of thalr beat
a m down to th* Black arm.
■to Baaaarobia -to ba ready
am
evanuallty. Supplying
w-V
& P APPLE
Sunnyfleld Pure Lard;
S T A T IO N
Corner l'lr»l St. A French Are.
\Ve»tern nrand.d Unity ll.rf ('tint I,
Roast
Hams
H A IV J 1S
WA COCOA
S. II. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
OUANIItt tIGHtS ilSItVID
Htrin* Knd Half
Vlr lUIrn II I'ilMniry
TAMPA, Jnn. !l. ;)ur to Ihc
pru t surer*'' il uriiii? ibt* fMi^t
eight ywiri of Kloritln n h lllU
ill hrihKiuir thmisanils of nra
ItriiiUta mill new rnptial to Flori
The IVnn .\ IwMi.ii RaPruoil I
da and in opening new market* cnf.pcratint: w»th I |*n i itl in »t
for Florida product*, the program ■pccta ulur «*xhdnl in the IVnh
wUI be earilctl un in rrany field* ■ylvunin Statiori* i li*«Mgi, to re
klurbig.
acfonlinn to F.atl l«*lnnl«* tin* itiiittii min • ho
‘W . Ilrovw), manager.
btron intine . Stml It \\ i I
fioh
A Florida r ’iii'iit i* now ap Chiller, lo I lotniti. II. II.tii.il
pealing a* n fratlin* ollrurtlMi in I 11Im( Mill :»J a.f*•*•«•• r.r*• tnn
•‘ World* Fni- -.••rhliglitr, a n»l- littri Imi i a n - i i | . a ;**i
.till'in
leftibn of r/t leading Wmld * Fail Ii*i it imii. to t t v t i it
in tiu
attraction* now touring the im. Cliilctl Mule* tiinlt 11 ;*Vi‘l I
portant mitlwr-vl cgiter* *urh ae h I I Itlll I- Ml »l • III IOIII
Cleveland. Ileiroif,
ilwuukr*1 und
Flotilla will |-is•cit ifin • in nr
Cincinnati. Florida i* the only Ariioiirnn traMl o* nto I •
«fr
atate to be g , i . n nhil.it apa^e vi'ltpnl in N. a 1. it I* It \hill
IiV thia World n Fair *lmw which tcnipy line i I iht
it*' iin}M.r•
Is attracting Inrue rrowiU.
lanl exhibit *it.%. #•. m Ni
Vt rk
Florida rovalcane w n.*Driie«l « ItV.
fleet, will tour Ihc »tate and dl*.
All thr*o t xhiltii
will be n
trict fair* reaching the midwest pert of n ooniinuo'l t kbit it pnlfr>
agricultural elrmenta not amwhich Im-puii yatilt tin* Century uf
teete<| through the . World* Fall. Fit Xfpba in i hirago m 1f>^^,sag^|
In thla gteat rich tectlon of the 1114. Haunt City in tlCt.'i, tfff&l
United State* *>u aoiue of FieriJ R if» Kxpmilign m Ijia^h ib l
d fk mo*t inu>eitant ggrk-ultural I lOTf and the Vow N ile Vft rMS»
and* industrial ttmrlJU.7 The FtA- I Fair in 1010 ami 114“
U lu
rid^l#CavaUailt will carry rfiora*
maa. (rvil di-playa. troficml aett,
All i« in rekdiravr* l,.r AinkYlV*
Ittga, Medio mleHafnert.' Ii eluding groel rodto vhtiid. i« 5<U?.I iltxl
the famous Orange UI^mui i <|uar- fir Jan. 2*1-2
A «a «i
■Ib. Gulden Grabaw 1
%
trrat tour car with Good
Gulf NnNtu ga«olinr and
Gulf pride moliu oil—
fOU* Itout rOUNO MIN IO IAM PUtCHASM to rot-* CAt
Florida Exhibit
Makes Tour Of
Midwest Centers
In kodocKroma
m
i
FOR THE
NEW YEAR
Rnv
nermtny a n d
• ^ • r T h r A f c S .y r iW i.lr e d p o t n u in
re
1
For
SHOULDERS... lb. li# e Spare"Rib TIPS 3 lbs. 25c
lb. 10«
SIDES'.:.'::..........v....)jL :10c.
BACK BONE
:1b. rt7c
m il (m x
NECK BO
SAUSAGE
j
i
n
n
BOmiNG BACON lb; 8e
n k: IP ttri
I
2
lh*i
39c
RIBS.:.!......
f
c
...... > » .
:..\lb.l5c
emffi.........ib. i2>Ac:
B U T T E R xc PURE LARD...,4 lbs. 29c]
B A diN Ta
nr> mi. iipr„ Anoir. •
ti t* ta r n - ti t*
LK T T U C R . Irah.rg, IrHl - 4 da*,
li t* to ll.**, v t r - i *o*. It.ft
production.
I - long before the cere.
France had be
took over Ruula— that M am ed h t t i a fora the day ol
■a* try In* to develop the!
t otaUtartanlam.
■atrial and hydro-electric 1 Of tourto wa have only two par*
of tha Don and Dnelper «*• that signify much. England'*
, aiao practically number but two,
ommanUU under Rtalln OaapfFtog roufbly aa litoral* and
malfled the effort. They *w»oarvMlvea. Tb# French had apaod their oil production
No one of them
Int where It I. the great- Enounlad to a majority over att
Round Steaks IK 32c Loin Steaks lb. 29c
*.'to COW] ite dr dhow. Only
Mai* bre •n to halter art
f
.
\ Florida * llvrttock Indutlry ha*
aen A iw r a f by lea[S* and bound*
Me*, thil -Inauguration of beef
uwlr'ahowt at th aS U ta Fair In
rhi^-Cotrmlmkoief Mayo t^ka*
N
■entered.
^ K ^ ^ ^ R ^ h e r e . aa t h e
II theee,
the
Iluailtn* ^ g L J ^ g l P ^ g Engllah h a v e .
are worried moat about
and u
Italy,
bmw ^f-ASS \\
B
FeeCtat t i n e a
T h a t la t *
rony both the EMfclUh
fllf l m f ' *
: remain* that tha Oar*
In a poaltion to drive
ana away fro m : U p
be*In, than attack tha
there
tha
bulk of
Manager
Qgrvll.
m . s ti ks s k t iic c o im i
Mr., C ar II Ovceoln *’minty
NEW YOU;;. Ji.n
!»— </?-)legislator who tun« * i '. ihmi an r Oenernl Motor. Corp. announced
mnrh in In'*
firm* Iin« Wrdnoday it* -ale. in HMO weir
signed up (in»rp«* DnineU, whose the highr.t on reeoril, !,02.r>.2-T(
f prrtarulnr I uHtighting exhihi- ram and 1rnr k- rotnpared will.
•Ion attmrtiMt nntitmnl nitration • I,M2»T7(I in 11l!l Ibvcnibor hq|i «
before half a million people in nlw> *ct n rvenrtl for that nmnth.
St. Paul Ian Spring.
totaling 22.1.611 unit* compared
with 207**117 in f>cceint»rr. IUI'.i,
Olhrr big nann** m tbr
buxines*- ammic th**m mnnv who
appealed Irfnh' tlu> rntlisi mi. I bran *tgm%
d up for thla
dimer h»*rr la*t February- have * ahow,
w«ii nmiUN .fliu W i
ota'-Xhoaawtioripaf
W IN D O W S
General
n v b
JOBLESS
KISSIMMET 'an. 0 Krnturin*
*n entirely nr\» .iwctmle l 01 Ho.
lid* rMlen fan*, thr I!•11 edition
c-f the Florida t\»a i *j«. i r. O"o
will onen for five day* on Frh. I'd,
In the inm moi,i i tl- < menu
north of the ci*v. it i* nnn<mn<*cd
NAW. VJEVB
RUM OUT OF
JN B Y NOW
FEW EH IIHITIMII
Kissimmee ltodco To
- Open On Feb. 19
On January 22-23
y o u v e
.
;F A « E -
19c
lb* 23c
W r a t o m Wln«*aa|»H
A p p i— 4 lb* 23 c
i;„|,|r n
Carrots bch 3c
N. w
C «U ry
Y ello w
Kl«
»•»!*(
*«
O nions 3 lbs 11
Yam s
3
Ib*
13c
R u l a b a p a * IblVk
7TjC
LAR u K PAl’ KIt HIIEJ.I,
Pecans 2lb 35c
Full Line Swift Brand
Itruwrt llalvrs
Bw*rt Mix
"•*T„n
*
H u n « * « l B a * d lr u
Isrtd O Vinsons
R a i s i n s is « . 7 ' i t
HllUbury Uslanrrd
r i o t t r 5 Ib . 2 2 c
F lo o r
ri«
A I l U p WblU
H uuth.rn B lk ru it
Maxwell
Flow 20 Iba Sic
L«nd O ’ Bunatiln*
Flow 20 lb* Sfc
lllla b u r y
ComorPeas • (Real
SUGAR
S Ibt
22c
luxs l
a
e ;
Itcg u la r
FLAKES
3 “k« 17<
WHITE L I L L Y
LLSBURY’S BEST
VtLABWg OBU8K
'XM
£*-rN
�n
ft
jadway Revue Is
Scheduled At Fair
the ‘Ttalute to .Freedom." General
Manager P. T. Strleder hot an.
nruncrd.
beginning
%
S4E4JKSSSf-ij
Che.terflild
Florida crahg
the
New, Vofk. id the picture at the l« fl shale m a t
ItV a "la ir neap* with Glenn Miller, promlatni
Boy* A Girl*
Tuet., Jan, 14, Enterprise at Entcrprie*— Bty* A Girl*
S r F. W . Talbott
Thurs., Jaa. If. Lym*n at Oviedo
-B o y * A Girl*
Tuee., Jan. t l , Clermont at Oviedo
— B«P* A C'rlet
‘
‘
Thursday for F r i, Jan. 14, Enterprise at Ovla. ghent several day*
, Mr. and Mrs. ,J
do— B o y *'A Girls
vtelthtr - with
Tuc*., Jan. 2*. Piersim at Oviedo spent. Saturday and
r pe* returned to
flandky where chc Erl., fan. ^iftfw lntar Garden at
iooL
O v ie d o -B o n ‘A A 0
„
Tech whan be D a aaa»
> Ml** AMrad Can* aad mother Tuee., Feb. 4. Ocoee at Occeo— Georgia
"
returned from Asbbura. G a, Fri.
Boys' A Girl* •"
N, Y .
John Hyde o f ,.I
day when th ip had been visit- Frl., Feb. T, Apopka at Oviedo—’
all res during the
who has spent 0 .
.
Boy* A Girls
> •
vacation In Lakeland w i a ' th*
Tuc*., Feb. 11, Open
nry
Martin left Thura., Feb. IS, Lyman at Oviedo n e a t Thursday aad Friday a*
Jack Evan*. They left Baturday
Philadelphia to re- ' — Boy* A Okie
for New Hampton, N. H. *rb**»
l*a *t the- UnlverTuee.,
Feb.
JI,
Winter
Garden'at
they are both stodents at the
Ivania after spend.
T
Winter
Qarden-Bcy*
AAB
holiday* with
New Hampton Schoot
Fri.,
Fob.
f
t
,
ML
Dera
at
ML
r, end M r / W. J.
Clair, and UUjF, B w , »?**
Dora— Boya AAB
Wednesday for their i(*f*M i*l
.Toe*-, Feb. $5, Apopka at Apon. schools In VltginU aftar i p n J M
' ka— Boya A . Oltls the holidays with Mr. and K w .
The local echsols reopened Mon.
day after being closed during lb* ern lull Telephone A TalagvnA
(h'letrtuu htlldeys, and although Ctmpany ef Orlaodk** waa* to
there are quit*' a few cases of Oviedo Monday. Their cemparry
Illness reported In thla city B, F# Is planning 01} Itrprovlne th*
lervice between Oviedo and Baa.
ford by .putting to additional
LAKE MART
Oviedo Personals
*
GATCMML
IM F* brought git ad; various federal and local aouree*
M 4 Wwber $26r ; together have brought $1,000,000
.d M fg/lW a. H tM n Dom Into Laka raunty for new con.
«Maa«k .oft, grape*, of atraction and developmenL
d* eounty prodoeea more
The highways, public utiUtie*
the vast of tha State put and other Improvements have *eIr .
•■ •
MufMaA tmr tha eipenditure •*F
f ig t t
GOLDEN KEY
Hoaglas, G s . Tuesday
ds etUndlng Beutk
n a
a t
The Tourist C|yb had their
waaklp dinner,In hunayibciU JQ$rk
on New Year's day when the commlUaa to serve the dinner were
M S L A lb le . Mphlson • and . Mr. pt the library on every third
and Mrs. Julian Dodge. Officer* Thuisday In the month.
Club weie elected for the
kir. and Mrs. Harry Cramrr of
coning club -yr«r. ,$hufflrh.vanl
Valdosta, (>a. are guests of Mr*.
contests were injoyod
L. Cramer and Miss Arnett, hav
;• The Baptist w . M. U. had the
monthly business
session and ing teen called line fur thn
funeral of their
grandmother,
Iliblo- study at the chuich on
Mr*. Ilrath.
Monday afternoon. The Hunlieam*
Mr. and Mis. Julian Hulfv
ware »ch«dy|ed
for the same
hava returned fimn Jacksonville
,
, ,
.,
where they vlsllrsl their nephew,
in Ijike county thla ,
..
.
... ...
tha past year ftJAOv
tod by the Board of
tiuction of Lake county
urchase
of brand-new
ly buses
arvl
$2,600
uCtlon of gatageg j to
• "WfW
of $41,000 baa been e « .
'{iQshed sometime within Ih# M i l
O a y f dT inneu hnd
SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO
LdNGWOOD
K
Henry Heath of Homestead ha*
rr(Urnr^j home after ronilna on
, „ . nd th,
fim, ra| of his
m„ ther. Mr*. Heath,
-yj,.
Woman's Autlllary
of
,forchrl>l Chur. hwill hnl.l
the
mq|,|h|y Imsiness
meeting
on
Tlusudgy aflrnioon at 3:00 oelock
„ ^ hf homr nf Mni^ John w „ | ^
Lee 'Ll ngo
by hailing out of a foundering Navy#bomber. The •hip was on
It* way to the Naval Air ltane at San Diego from Trt*> when
it
hit* Cite mountain.
enji yrd until the l**t I uurs.
t Having lived in He nli 60
yeal .* she* huJ many* exvitin*
tain tu tel] ef incidi" t. ,,f both
Oiancr uiid drmlttilr I'oitnlin.
Alwly*
.irefn ii.g kirr o*n
home, -lie was tenderly cured fni
by a iluiiglitei living neuihy She
WB» a devoted mrmbri of the
EpUn.pnl Churrh thru *1 le to
attrnit the servicer.
Mrs. Ilrath it survived hy three
e.hildirn, It ‘ grand rldldii n, II
grosl-i rand cliildrru, ami one
gmal-ideat.grandchild.
I unrral
nervier 1 were lurid at the I airy
Hand Chapel in Orland.i eondueled by Dean Melville Joint-oil
of the t allied ml who paid a lawn,
lit ill Ir.iiilfl to ihf llfr ttf (hr
dflfMutl. Huriol w u in Winter
Pit it remetrry.
Mr nml Min. A K. Mo .in «n<l
family, ami Mr. K. N Sutton
vliiitii Mii-rxls ami Ftialivi
WlmlrmriT Sinnliy.
M* and Mm Harnry Shull*
Win ihrinir Kurils i*f .Mi. ami
H
a
terin * f echaM at
_P
jP ffS fw -
It*. EHu'ret'k Weal it
i. Trim., 1* expected to
he near future to spem
1,,!sS’&S5;
*• *•
o w u WOWS ~
fida' WUkerson returned Jo
them College at Lakeland
(
.•>
• , r,*> r isJigjij "a f
• iparlcnca |n handling F IIA »ppll-
'
**nk Wheeler, Roy ClonU and
ale McGowan ratumad to BtetUnlveraity Monday attar
idlag the holiday* at homa. .
Council of tha Yeung
sle's Department of tha Me.
let Chuich met at tlto #ar.
to
" J Mof t'brlsL
Tlia Women* S
boclrty
ft fare Ice mat at th* Methodist
hnrrh Monday aflc noon, with
« Orcdn'Barnett giving a chap*
t ot thalr study hook.
Tha Council of MisaIcm* and
kmch Kitension ef the Methodist
DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 4&
r DAME THINKS
zz&rszzzz
ia V r » ’1 -W ILL
l EV6QV THING
.I S L O V t l V - - - BUT I
AM GOING T O REPAV
HIM POQ TH E TIME ME
L E T T ME IN THE HANDS
h O P T H E P O L I C E --
1 fco S k , K O . B.n
rrtmd. of T. U l.lm
I (egret to know thgl
at horn* with a bad o
[h fever.
' ■*
nr. and Ur*. O. T .1
I daughter, Miss Jcmale
Ap#g. N. C.. and als
ier Mr*. Hamid 01
af A u rc m .r N .il
•eta of Mrs. K, A. Fare
I Mr*. W . IL Lutheran
Heck, federal-state ff« !t
toUa in.peetdir.vpa M
I basin*** Tu**dap. / “
B.
CaUoway.
It N Strrvill Mn.l.iy i vru
w"
Mrs. Harriet "Oranny
Heath
,.
gin jahw Vi year of her life passed
•Abe regular meeting of tin' f i « a yrar of suffering to the
paa kiaat beyond Sunday night, ilrr Garden t’lu'.i wu« held ut ih*
Inty in%ad was clear until the l*«t few In me of Mi- .1 T. Mi Ijiio, J i
The II omr Ih*i» «»n- 1•atiim M**ei
ser. hunts whrn pneumonia look her
re«n nw*y. She was always an Inter- inf. will Im* i $ Friday ln«(i*a<l
f the t vh’ii I>it iii«<rlinir date, Turn,
irnt rsUpg imrsonality to her host* <1
dty. mi an*4iunt of an all day
friends whoa* calls sb* happily
d ttriM
L E T MIM G E T M IS
C O U N T S O F E l T IN G P L A N T A L L
5 f T U P AND OUNKUNQ’ -TH EN
MC W IL L B E MV T O O L IN
T H E R K O V E O lK iG O P T H A T
G 0EA TLV C O V ETED JE W E L - TH E 5 H A S TEA U .
______
Thrill
meet in* in >»nfoi»l.
Mm. Nannt** M«>it»>%, \|» mu!
Min. J T Mt l jtin. J K I "Run,
fend .Mm , H an. In l.mimii %.«•••
amt ur thi*r wjn» uttmitiMl • |*in»
neer » Niirht nt I .ikr Maty
Mr mill Mm 4*«‘ -it|er Stvtil of
rwihh! air inakmir ihnt hinnr
will* I. A. FhHilon now
Mm. J‘*r (ii o«|nii|| ninl (wo
chlltlrrn wrrr M*r**nl \i it*ir« of
h#r mol Ik*-, Mia . ilonn* lisi^vr
M»N. f sO.m|Nli|| |« from \|«*llheeAIIIlf
of Picking Winners
TONKsllTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
N INTH
I.KNEVA NEWS
S r'
v#.» '
Feb.
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
rjfre la ITi* wreckage of the hyga naval transport plant
ti <rsshc«l Into a mountainside 45. mil** east of San Diego,
carrying 11 naval avlatcr*, bfflccra and men, to Instant
t. Four cf the victim* had saved their liyrs only last week
.
Tuer<lar.
TAM PA, Jan. !l —(hinging the the pcctaitilui |>ro<liirlion will be
eittrrtalnmenl polK-y of the H o |>rr»rntrd each night on * merold* State Fair which l»«l wtntn iif Ih stage r it.i »cenie octting*
involved famom "tinme handmo c ■him 2IHI fret Iona. Novel
•n the arandntnnd mrnii, eo t. lichtlnc iffcit* mol unusually
tract* have Jail been >lo«ed h -r- 1 rillinnl n o tu n n will make It
»|llt Frank Wjrlh «if New Yc k the iiim S olnrful ultraetHn ever
f<ir the presentation i f a apee. pit -ntcd an g»andutand fare, of*
tarular Hinadwny niii.lral revue, fit lain nay.
Charles
N. Pool opera tea' a
winery at Clermont, where he
manufactures a choke win* made
frpa* . eranrea, grapefruit and
tangerine*. Tble tee ion he made
.lbQfiQQ radion a of wine end apent
120,000 In addition to hie pUmt.
The Pap* Vineyard* of Euatk
ire thla year putting up 10,000
rallona of trap* wine*. At la*at
$3*0,000 cornea Into Lake county
fm n .lta wineriee.
Another new and growingly
Important aouree of revenua to
<fwwera In Lake county la He*
Ialand cotton,
which
brought
more than $70,000
into Lake
county thla year from 1,700 acre*,
lake lead* every county in th*
State la acreage and yield.
From Ih# production of citnu.
vatetahlea, watrrmelona, cotton,
nutaeriaa.
wineries,
cannerie*.
more than etc* Lake county had a Rroai
the nockete revenua of $5,733,000 during the
I ehipper* peat year*.
: I>iri»t th* year more than
M1I.TM— worth oL . real
aalaa bare taken place in
county, of, which $203 000 hat
been wrote* and th* balance the
tala of home*, business property
and other real estate.
Lake county, of course, is not
a tout lit section in the u n it
that th* lar*e tourist center* of
IF YOU TAILTO G E T R E U E r ASK FOR YOUR M0MEY RACK
WRITE A
WANT
RAC K —
:>• Hi MII.K
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ji im ; k n iim l s jn s
N\N|» u n fit
PI K ajM n t s i k
n t i i :* i » m u s k
I lllV r H lltliirr
IIKSyitM TIVK Dll h
"
l- ,,n
w Hilts
,,r
tonight
W|„.
,
1 " ,u 1
"dope" on the d<
Si the Ssaferd.f
A v™
h""mi1,1
M l MIMIItS M l mVI II
AD
POST TIMK H .n p,
M.
Sa^forfl-Orlando Kennel Club
CASH IN ON
STUFF
/
On H oule 17 (Snnfiiril lliu liw n t) nl
THE ATTl£
l.on^w ood
about M m iles N orth o f O rla n do
TURN AT RED ARROW
VA4EN 1 HAVE IT IN
H Y P O S S E S S IO N - HE
SHALL BE D I5CO VE0ED
BV T H E P O l i CE - •
WITH T H E J E W E L
AND A L L TH E M O N EV
I H A V E M ADE I
W ILL R E T U R N T O MV
C Q U N T R V AND L I V E
AS I SH O U LD - - A
SU LTA N - - - A
r R E S P E C T E D miam /
(AhJD
DftKE
DLAtJMINQ
DOE5 ’a
OF
U lS
L IT T L E
O W N .'
HM SO HE S LO CATED THAT G PEA T
DIAMOND TH E s h a s T E A 0 - - I L L
f i n d Ou t
th e
pla n s
fo r
s t e a l in g
i t - - g e t
in
good
W I T .- I
M IS
G A N G ------ A N D
T U fH
0ET RJD OF BANK0K J O t/
t
j^ T P W W
i Advertisements
111 W »
aaioimlah.
ed, newly psintad. 7u«, UurmJ
falnaright
UMFURNlBnED
t wlto g^ week's niaaaa with
Ry PAUL
.dHUiHPM
Vua^t t x a Mfi»H5«Anof maiu
>JUHa n s S.SPT STSAOf c S 4 v
| WtOiiuHr AJuSAiO-MJ WSl?B
<->>i o iu iirTLE t»r*N,roo / /
novt v«toa t a l w t f------------our ncowr .*-------- 1
OH IW V
S a l HOLLAND
__________ By FRAN STffli
YOU'VE NO CHOICE. DIXON/ THESE PEOPLE
UIIU. MLL JANE IF YOU DOrTTSlGN/,> ^
1
�(
Tbs featured ninth race an togfat'a program at tha BanfordHando Kennel Clu'i, 10 miles
bulh df Hanford on Highway 17,
iwia back to the distance bounds
a - right
crack doga
match
trikes over tha ILlCpi's mile dia-
NsUuv. i t
Crompton, g
FT. LAUDKRDALF, Jani 0 Th* official curtail v ia ' r a W 1
bars bat weak on iriiat b daeUnef
to prove not only a new year
but a new am and a ' new dr*
for lb* thousand* who follow the
•port of game flaking bar*.
A parade of 'about 10 gall)
bedecked private ami charter
boats wanded Its way'down Nr*
Hirer and to Uw Coif Stream
Thursday morning, bearing par.
tins of anglaru eager for (be
strike, and the chance for taking
FrsWy, g
tb*I<
Tho field Includes: Judge's Do.
I l M Band Baby, Fbasanl Vue,
Mend Hr»*. Don't Forget, Detruetlr* Dick, D:n Orlando'and
'eddy Down. Pleasant fhfCwllI
t
Ikriy bo favrted to top the heat.
The event marked the opening
Don Orlando, one of the en- ef the first smroal fishing Tour,
rsnls, was a iong.prleed winner ns ment under > direction of the
Anglers Association, a group of
sportsmen beat owners add big
gam* fishermen who banded tooelher to launch real tournament
fishing in those watsr^ to put
ih* extra fun of competition In
t*';v
■ . .i im iii m unNh UIH
lilt HACK: Kuturfly. IIni* it*. |.i
it
o rr n ir.
S I
ttourhon it.,y
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Big Jack' Bush, who towered
over tha llttla Sanford players,
eeaMnt bo etoppod under the
basket Ha and* erven of Landons
IS field gtuls.
Caaeb Georgs Trugdan used IS
playara against tha visitor*.
Sanford's Unua baskets were
seared by aa many' player*, Billy
Geary*, ferry Jackson and Kent*
each making one. finnfo-d was
blanked from tfc* fleer until tha
last mfmta'of th*'first half.
Lineups r
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Total*. •
. 'I . W - X 32
P m w l foolii Tntluck, Eppi
t. Herring, Cbadwkk, Ferrell,
Crumpton, Nolan. Fraley. Clark 2 . #
F m ' throws mined: Jaekean,
Hairing t, Cleveland, Bftlhx 2 , . '
Ferrell, Morton.
Officials: Jdrp and Carter.
In Uia opening game i f Hi*
season Tuesday night, the Celery*
Fads defeated Tararea tl-lt». de.
■pita frequent fumble* and bad
passes. IJerrlng led the' eeorinir
with shr.' points for the Ibesle,
High men for Tavares n s K.
Dess with 10 points.
In a preliminary game tha Bab)
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miming for- Jack Dompsoy, for
mtr heavyweight boxing ehempltn, to refer** tha weekly box
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17. ■*
■ Promoter Cfnl* Stephens »tau
id that ealLiartory terms hsbeen receked with llw former
Manasaa W-uler and that he has
t'shed far the Jan. 10 dato.
- in the w an t Dsmpseys »<;bo.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA.
J A N U A R Y 10.
FjMbAY.
■■ ............. .
tfs Want Broad Po
t a t o For Roosevelt
^ To Send Equipment
rtrogrtm Urged
To Save Time
esmiy Funds ProMeasure
ire Congress
itaa H lr akbhw at 1llu.
lonors Go To
Juper Wolfe In
Gun Club Shoot
irgets Are
Members
l Weather
with large bull*
it time In aevrrol
kb •core” ayataaa
led again by the
t Gan d u b yra-
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had
Jarfwr
Extensive ivRaidiiftRy.
•R. A. F. Encooralis
Ethiopian Uprising:
" Against F a s c i s t s
Akgnb
'la were wed tnetaad of
Don American target*.
It la enaler to make
aare with tba Urgau
■ Hlriili)
today.
algae#
In
_ OerlM|B Realty and Trn.t'
Co. ' t Atlanta, Cl*., offered to
*«U tha City n erareheaaa It nvn ,
at Frewh Atgnue
and hliih
Sir ret and the Gammlaaioo took
the offer under advisement.
A rroueat Wat rdCelved from
P- R . M rp heneen’ ta In a ta ll a
t r . r f l r j i g h t at Myrtle Avenue
and Ftfteemfa Street, and era* n f *rrcJ to the Felice Department
Orahood WIU Occupy
Pulpit Here Sunday
Bar.
,
Omhnad
of
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„ **rrill M hara
for
of r
* •** pletol, alao turned In UaiaeavtUe will
vtcre Hunday at U e Fim t'chrU U
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* 1«® In Uw regular aboot.
m
A . C. Tonally, a aother Bute Ian Church, and may laeata hrre
permanently, J. J. CaUa. chair
t"«n o f tha -haard o f daacen*,
■aid today.
Tlte pulpit at Um church ha*
baen vacant ainae tha recent
dtalh o f the Rev. T. W. Dance.
by the foltawligri
ipmrolt, state highway
f|»m H ew .,, M , Ur,
Jimmie Oovran. US: C.
now, PI; and Holland
a * 'S t a t e Paym ent T o
eg; County Schools
t S |T o t a ls J 8 3 8
.1 » » »» ;
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,
*ncreaac
II. J- Lehman, manager of the
Sanford SlaU Farmer* Market,
ha* bean voted an tocreau In
talary baennaa o f hh “wcaltant
•crvlee,” JL M. Fapworth. chair,
man o f tba advtapry board, an.
nouncad today.
It m
moved that Mr. U h .
man be glvan tha Iqtnaae. pod
the actlen waa made unantmou*.
Mr. Papwarih aald.
u lacdthodl Railroad Commiwioh
Names Douglas Hea<
Way Now Paved For
Total Collapse Of
Fa s c i s t Defenses*
Alliens Announces
R. A. F. Supplies Reach (Jrecce
Nazi
Industries
Itninbed By R.A.F,
Mussolini's Command
Says Itritish Bat
tleship Is Bombed
CAIRO. Jan. 10— I A l’ i—Tba
tlrilinti n11mmneed today a "con.
ct-nlralion"
of
llriti-li
fir m
■ round Tobruk. llalimi naval
Mull (Old gurmnn pnri on Um
■ dhjta* cuant,', while jopam tld L
Farc-iil cclony.
;
Wherever poaalble, the IlrltM
raldi have burn followed by gfl
taeka of native tribriman on tta|
Faiciat garrison*, the Rritiah agn
III aome inalnueca, m reporting
in today'* H. A. F. communique,
the Italian* have hern fnrred to
flee. A garrison driven from (h#
poat of (ivi'i ia bring puratlM
by tribramen who arc eloalng in,
the communique raid.
Ethiroiana al*n have (teen bar#
aaalng Italian tinea uf communi
cation. official eourrra diselaaad,
'bbnthl the
c«l Iftina. ■
■■I* yuiiclb _
f*n u th "*f theAElhloplati
■rid Bl Walt Tn the Kruya-I___
Uti StHMuliJsiuJ txmfor tone sbitndutinl hy (Ilf ]tn]lull)*.
Haul ifrifiny Itrllinh mul Ainu
•ffli-n nrrocrtil unil» h»si night
dnivi* fur wrstivpnl of ltnlv** bosi^irnl Uliynn hmc at Tubruk wMlr
1H0 rnilrv to thr houthc«hl Funrist
trvbopM vtrrv rc'iHirtvd evacuating
/t##|,r,^ c^
of (oiamhuh.
Official communique*. tJi»rloa*
Ini: a triple-prongeil thriint iiKainst
Italian legioviN m Africa, elf.
•cnlrrtl Hritifih opera (ion, evteml.
nJtil'at over .1000 mile*
An It. A, F. rninmutiirjiie repui tml a heavy attack on I nBcUt
deceit convny* nnrthwc*t of <;ia.
rabult, which I* ileferuietl |»v two
fort.
It appeared the Hr it Inil
wvn- driving into Mhy* on « ihOmilf front In an effort to rut tn.
terinr rt»mmuidra1l< ft* liiii'* w ith
Olf COdlhl.
British cfiininii11iqiios ro|M»iln|
Ibc^ri operttions*
i n x n n v Jan. to— (A i’ >—
IKr*i i- 1,
l.iimh-m
awarmed
imii*-- Ihr ( hanncl
today
l»t * Ihundcrlng daylight
'•‘ ‘d '•-ainst the fitrm in
'••ibflMiine bane at Hratt, and
-H -r l*rgrU. Airdrome*, mil(In , in-1*II*,tun-, *nd patrol
’ ■"••I' »••*' rrpqrtrd borahrd
‘1 il
nir. hnirguiinrd.
Th*
l.lj-i. v,rf,.
great the,
'J 1'1k ,,,r '»u lh i«*l enaal on
I I'rli-li *lilr of thr Chan.
Il l
I
| !•'* i - i r i ' K M i k Ii ( ' t i n i n i a n d
I1’ " 1' ' ' iitm o u n m l th e ca p tu re
Jin kr\ 11 nliitn ntrougiioltl
I*’ 1,
"i t'fiilriil A lban ia,
!" Ini*' tin1 Ifii11-h U. A. F.
A Hoyal Air Force truek i* unhaded, hum
by the crumpk'il fender, at an unidentili> d (.•««!. p«u I, iaIhL
tind other war nupjdu - fur IIn- II. A. 1" i»m t;u k«-»i •,, ilie
vide. (If 11tri)i flier'* helped tin-rcc obtain Mu im h h • r i
in the war willi Italy,
Scattered Frost Growers Discuss
In Central Part !Marketing Of
Of Florida Seen County Citrus
I Egtcnajvi* hninMii|r attack*
I f k* tha Bnjal Air Force mi Italian
*2*fWS ayrd
i p t positions
pimitiuiin fgigtlllipa
through- r
M O N T G O M E R Y , A la , Jan. in
—(41— G rover C . H all, MunU
Ittimrry Advertlaer editor wniao
unciimpromlaing battle against Intolaraiiro and nla friendly humor
won him a Pulltaer P r lir and a
foreDioet pUoa.among the .iaHon’JournalUta, died Uat night after
tnMwttim ttimr'KisinR Tcinpcmtuirs Kcjcrt
ACrlca
»ny
plaricf were
•streyrd on
rrftand,
? A micei»s«ful oMack tiv Kth
patriot- aided hv the IT
\» F on an Italian pvrriaoii nt
' ^ l y Z ^ C .
he returned.
i t u ^
n
t ff ir i. ii fr . ci /ol
C rops
O f
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Sc Hirur
A re D ue T om orrow ;
A re
H e lp e d
s h(fb!ly iiihirf McathiT,
witN
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-titi t«*i »•*) fiusta in Hit* ninth
,.h r „ Mrh
| U1|nn, f |,.
in I ccntinl p o lli1rip nf flu* Slut. .
B * r
|mw
if11 the Fthintiian* rbism g
"(>• I MCI* s| |ti«|ii), Vb11It it p i” . |
Death cama deaidte many cm.- on |Kr|........ Iyit l(ll^ I|li
Irllmtlon* o f Wood hv,a**oel*lr>
„ A
- i „ rV from -In ’•pt « t •'{ ri«»ng It'ltlpt'l Iltlll rr tV '
In the newapapjr fraU rnlt, »"'• I an. ) n.KgvnH-.. S.,.ln........
Im .......... .. A low uf ;;.| itinriTM »- |
pr atin ti',| fi»i tiilri Mt lifin tomglil
friend* In an affort U repair In*
n„ rlh,
nf
I .-I m iflit the temperail ur r Im
•Irength that waned from rrcur |t(l„
i.,,,.,),.,. w|,|,|, ..
ring . tomach hemorrhage*
>" eaplnre ..f tho ,n -I hi .tl| til imf f h III| Ittw l»f t I, HRig| ilia
in i ii him iii 10 :ll II ti'ilmk tin* mn j
Iha H-ili“»t
1 t« a||a*i f ' . ’ f i - *t iD n ra h u b « ‘ f » " i n -till atom I lit IP, itiapitr ti
P A R L E Y S A IL S
thilliHi w wky itIt>4 til IMIit Mill
,.||r v~l r ' * .m ii i ' i r '-t «**•*"■•*
N1” I|RI m VI It*
tn m ips II
(A*,i Mug: cut f»ff hv Ihe Hi Si
fon •
NEW YOUK. Jan. 10
'in !'*h lrm]Hratiii is hi U night
Former roalmaetor Oenrral Fat.
11 t I i liman, niiiiirigoi nf tin
> iui‘ M<l Stale Faimcin Mmka i
S
j y
. l
i £ C « A " S l U v e r a W ill H o u r
M-|M>tt«*«| loilay. The tnlirf
.1
10 on a " p u r e ly bu iln caa t r ip '
. |» l- ,., | t v
( a u l l o i f l v rXplodNi-iJ hv Ml
Lill MlIt*h 1111#1
He M ill ha would be "lerrll.lv
1 ,,-u
J Mm* ii’ UI hful ticcli beneficial
dlaappvlntad " If th# co n tract* fur
..
•I'li’i V t'Kpridlatt, * fnlltm Ifij* 11n
hla ourchaae o f tha New YurV
A T L A N T A . Ja n . I
tcrcMi heavy rain s
haaeball Y a n k e a . w are not elg nr.l Govartior H iv .r * a»ld tu d « , ” ■
before
Lehman Is Voted
N U M H F .R 117
Further South, Sol
diers Enter Buna#
Kenya Colony Town
Moocww
Blda were received on <> car
fat Grady Duncan, City building
inape (tor, and one from the San.
ford Bulck Co. for a u*cd Chevro
let Waa accepted.
A revolution addrrreed
(he
United 8 ta in Bureau of Roada
e * the £late Highway Depart.
■t wae drawn up requesting
it Stala Road It lea designated
■illtary highway, following
ragtreat from Edward Ilignin*, .
f ' coibin l**| .per and arcret ary
The
British Announce!
Concentration Of
Forces At Tobruk
flfvR LIN. Jan ID— (Al*>
An agreement between Her
man) and Soi let Ituaria reg
ulating certain aapeela
wf
trade, t order, and rraettly*
■ rnt problem* waa rrportad
Grover Hall Dies
Was Noted E
U f I c o n earned Vy YTrihg 10 abut#
each a i ’ .low," -timed," and
“rapid" f in . Forty eecthd* la
given tn fire the -10 ahot- at
Umed fire, and £0 aaconda at
rapid fire. Timed and rapid fire
l« *hot from a dlatanee c f 13
jrnrda, and alow f i n at U yard*.
Becauae o f tha wind and cold
which kept Mima member* of the
dub doea by tbelr fireside*, the
M em b er A s s o cia te d T r o *
Greek Army, Takes Klisura,
K ey Stronghold In Albania
<.1,1 Uhaa*
fleDoqville Avenue.
The property, nrqillml by the
City )n December through fnie.
riorum f n tax lain- will be 'itiide
into ■ park. The Snhle HtirrUmi
Chapter hna placed i tbrr. mnrter*
ef Sanford, eraa alccted lait night at historical point- In Sanford,
and
were given permiealon to d el
at ■ City f Commit* Ion meeting
tlirl to aerva aa mayor for the coming icate' the new tuirk on
Founder*' Day, Feb. «
yaar. » /
» •
'The City euthirlinl fir> to ’re
puid to the chapter tn hrlp In drh w Ing the coat of thr maikpr,
oimJ the Chamber ui Commerce
will contribute 110 low ad the
total coat of IB6.211.
Tba letter Baking prmilaaion
la Inatall the marker waa ilymil
by M n. It. J. Ijchnir.ii. regent,
and Mrs. F. 'E. Roumlllat. chair
man o f the Foundcra' Duy ','om-
aras:
British Army
Advances 1i
African Wi
w . c . <BiHy> m n . youngest
member of the City ConunIml >n
la Mint o f aerrioe, * » > riveted
Mayor of Sanford .lout night by
the Commlmtonera « t their orronkatlcn meetin* In the City
Hall.
Owner of the HIU imm'ier and
Supply Yard- Mr. Hill wa* tn.
aUuled a« a Com ml** loner Ttieaday: night to take the plate of
Waller 8.
Cotrman,
retiring
Mayor who waa defeated by Mr
HilTIn the election In November.
Reyn and reared In Fanfnnl, Mr.
Hltlrera* aaaoeiated In burin-e.
with "hi* father, W. J. Hill In the
imirHanlwarc and Lumber Co.,
the Jfhrtt builneai of Ita kind
In the City.
Id the I urine.'* *e«rinn n hleh
followed the election of Mayj-'
lU V a letter waa read from Hie
Sallie. Harrltrn Chapter of the
Daughter* of the American Hot♦hi IJon, **King pemlaalan tn put
NEW MAYOR
1041
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f ' lt h ’
llv
Sh
i ■i >1 KInure, rllnia.lng
t Imti i f igliling, waa de.
1'I" '• !■> AUmn military (juar.
1,1 « having pnvi il. the way
■i tin -eiruri' ■•( I r|H<lenl and
' ,l' •1 * 'h l'i>
tli«' 1'iitirv Italian
Jl |
1 .1
Mu»anlinr«
hltL^ nviinuml,
I lo ll
Mii'rTttMri o r the fall >7
1t .1 tba
l
llnllau
f( .i' li ioHo lpl i ,,11' i1,'„ . ...-lr»
. la.
„ SVJ1,
,intlH
Iwtnlipd
aaejin hattlai p p e r s • Itrif i-h Mpihl 1 11lim
l *p' Jink two «d ur.fiffi, and!
U‘ 1 f 1 right ftn flint 'rpeifoarl two
* M .if H luwiia
■■. i I
” •. t.i mg hum bed*
thur i rMgiind appeared to
H khI.nhmI I>n i'»*r »ltf
Building IVrmits
Totaling: $i;M5
Issued Yesterday
Mm the lent pci u liii •
-t.ij* .i Im vc freer mil. u r 'it1 -at
I'ic liiitikct iiiatliigi I !ui»»iiic»it» I
oc» l* TO O C T A i.r o . 1
, S S S e -* J S S tfS T Act itmpiiitiuil by u brisk w in*l
JACKRONV1LLE, Jan. 10 —
and official* of ,lhe Atlaiila *« tilth tippeil llii* wavta mi l.itl •
Hniiini
with white cap*, the c*M
UP)— Florida W rA headauarlira Journal would *lgn on nlfnlii'it
aald yeaterday work on the naullcatlng lluit no fee
» » * l»-urathti a 1(JetI bualneas at wotol
umtr iiiitl till riintpfiiMr-, v*hi«h
tlonal defenaa project airport el vulved.
Gcal* would start next week F.
Rivera u w r le d Ihr
Juunml hail in liM»tle to koi'p up vulh
8 Ijofberg Btata director of iheifrrm rrly uwned by niembei* «>r 1he tieniuml.
Ciibea of Influriira f«ue»««l
•
operation* i*v*w.w—
division,| —
said
gISO.mio
(laUotly-*
family.
"Imputed" ai »
-- — -w
---- ■
w.
,
htigri mitubrr of rrablcnt* 1 > >■
would be s p e n t
Hardening m rk e t In e xist m " "
overnnr'a nfflru
and aald hr •11ji1m mi hetl (Itrugh a«n»i' uf il**
Governor*
ui
lldn't feel he could hear the r*»r Ian if* 1 fruit* the tliaeiMc has In* n
ITALIANS BHOT IKtWN
iht
‘with any aorl of good gracr' •flint rtt with the etui uf
without an affidavit. The Journal •nitty apell The ••flu'* wi»»* gen.
VAIJ jKTTA. Malta, Jan. l»
ftjil iivrr tha aniith. anti him.
i ,d h - Brillah flghle* plane* ahut made po Immediate reply.
ii.up- at Ft. McClellan mi A!.»
down four of a doian
It*lien
•um>1 were threnlencl with un |
CHILEAN KILLED
plane* and anO-nlrvraft fire Imu*Mlthl *ilk
gad anothar In rnMa that nromi__
—
—
A litrgf i.umher of **h«M*l r^il
uni three alert* In thl* Brlii*h
PENSACOLA, Jan. 10
(A)
Mediterranean
Wand
f-rtre*. — Lieut. Hug., Bauaf. Chilean Iren h alf atro been rtneken with
Tlmraday.
, naval officer, wa* killed a* Id# "flu ." and the** were ailviai*d *'•
training aeaplane wrnt into a »pln -amain in bed u n til they a . r <«.t
and plungv-l Into Penaaeola Bay •f itnngfr
n tB io im u t to r p k o o V d
from an altitude of 400 feet, thr
NEW YORK. Jan.
10— (AI— ' Naval Air Klatlon commandant’.,
l (1M1NG-TO FLORIDA
rnt rt.Ttewfrtr
The E U rn m a n w llion frelxtilrr *uniea ~repof leu ycfl#NI*F.'
ill i id ii'ii of Ithlls* v iM 1h< /if i
Itaaaann, 4041 Iona, radioed Thur*. |
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FOliT KNOX, Ky.. J «" I"
Ft « "‘ i
__ MaJ. Oan,
____ Arii>»»
_ H. <-haf *full lon*iiii*H4 The H
'V *'
day that aba bad Wan torped—d , . RAPTJPTH KKKK *10.000
U91—
about M » mile# nortbweat of h r ; , LAKF.I^NI),
Jan. 10 -fH pr. fj-t', romrUOdw i f " t h r U n llv.l,. .... ........ .
”
'"V —'J g . iK .
S I)— IfitTbrn of tha Rmilhabh Stale. Army'a armored corp.. ,
' *' V
ptiat Church c tig rogation to •bo haa been III for many mouth
meeiiiM* to be licrlii Hi Lukt Ibiiil,
In the' dftlf W ran a drive to ralaa $30,- returned far a brief vl*it hrre .fun 1f>
Of Au*-1 POt to liquidate tha church dd bt , ester'lay, U t i* to go U> Florid*
and fUar tha wag -for an axpan- for a month'• vocation, after
S a lv a t io n A r m y T o
lUn program.
which he atpaeta to reiutuo comH e a r D iv is io n H e a d
nend here, ccrpa headquarter a
tnnounccd. • ’ ‘ ___
(Ifficrr* will br vlrcH-d and
llrigadler 0. J. Illckry, .livinnual
nmmandrr from
Jaik»""ville,
will lie the apeaker ui n dmrirr
inrrhug o f the Salvation Army'*
adviaory board Monday mglit el
7:00 o'clock at the Vald--i llutel,
| ta bring awUMghaa and
(J. D. Workman, rhairman, «nMl Ham* fo r their Own um
ntuneed today.
PM apedal n
for tha
Other gueeta at (he dinner will
t gvotrp. Cotta wUl ha made
Include Mr*. Hickey and Mai and
Mrs. If, W. Young, of iho Young
Pentdo'a dlvialoa.
W|ve» and husband* r f board
member* U n Invited to bo pre
sent at tba dinner' meeting, Mr.
Workman aald, and for reserva
tion ■ warn aabad ta contact either
.him or C a n t a t a R<
•*
Held Tonight
t«•t •11, . t
lirjiv v biiinbingjtN ■ml, . ik .iiii I t•I'rtiiiiny’t* v llid n . ii >f 11111- 1 rir-i
iii
ih c
1111!11
1•• 1111.111 laulrr.s .showered
boi'di'ii i l niei odiury iiumbs on
I M ' l tliiim^ the night in in
•Mjt ui tiii inpt to repent tha
il. i .. ii iiip
firekncg" o f Dec.
> *ii hn.tiling pi-rmil*. for ini.
! I"* ..... ....
• ting HA|f> were
.........J H II . Jl V
•> Hu1 City
11mi, i In t ii . i tint i)i i.«i Most of
0<* (•limit.* it. p- f'u re,roofing
pmillig
I'wfa il ii IIIaged
111en. I >t m
h*ip« i u i of iripairtiif
nut* it i,i i. pel init U»u#d
Mi ll op..hti.u Life Insur' mpiiii > Iof the 11 pair and
• ling of a Ian ntuiy tiuilitilig
Ji ns |' u1 1 \ k» mi# at art +n.
ii* ■! *oM # f f mm |lie hama
pmv « ji. i tut >1 it permit to
tn .1nd npiunl a litilldilig at
m|" t i I I 'mir l eriit I. Street
at a *
...... i la in
A permit w ii’ 1Mailed for nf1' iMM.g . f the !->>« R.tJti* Building
on N rth I'ark At mile at a coat
.f f th, Warren I T /lt r and Mi t*
C. Lee were ia»ued par- *
mmi fur rc-iOffing find rtpairinjg
• -r nf butldingi. ut 142$ Park .
\w i"n .it « rtivt of S125 and*
t I *111*|j mj* mi jiixth Strati ba- *
'" • mi \ f l t l - i iMpJ Dill® ATI* a
mu*
ut ii r«»ut *if $'JD
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Mi* Ifaitir* A t'lTcnMiibU’ waa*
ni rt it permit in rc-ruof and *
•Mitki gcncruf ft'Muifa t#i a build,
mg ut Sacoiwt Sired and CIha|H ■
•ruin Avenue ui w coal o r g i o « . ;
\ |iiri"tt to teer ilil.n a shack
n Sanford
Avenue
between >
Ninth and Tenth Strcat* i l l ;
ibulled to Nathan IrOwmlbilCt
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*v *
ctractlon of 4,6I t dwelling unit*
In Florid*, Senator Ctaodi Prppar announeod today.
. Bafc-a the program of th# O.
8. Housing Authority, a* content,
pi* tod In tML la completed, mi
additional 45*14000 to rarer tht
coat of 1*83 additional units, will
hart boon extopdcd. Thin, th*«nator uid, wlR bring jM*« tram*
total of th« tl.' 8. Itmulnr Au
thority contraction In Florida
trader tho ptroonl program, op to
421 *08,873. TWO- ram will em'jroec 16 prole-U aad th# ton.
atrottlon of &06B dwelling onlta
In Fir rid* at an average coot of
a HtUo mor* than 93JE60 rath.
Th# following projeeU wtra
•llher undtr construction nr tom.
plated on Dec. II, 1P«0 (P.U. I#
Dwelling UniUj T. coat la Total
tOOt)!
7,
Loratiaw
N a P .U . T. toot
Daytona Drarii
167 | a I M l
F t Lauderdale , ISO
484,316
Jacksonville ,
lat unit
*30 1,000*1*
End unit .
*66 1,237,676
'"s , i P S J 7 S r . . S ,3 ! ! ^
KIrOAlDA,
TKK matt bn o r th * aoopor
t o WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
Natl*# U-lMreUe atT#n that tke
uMerMenad. ALLAN I. MOBBLBT
aad wtNNiriir.o a mooelbt.
hi# wfTA wilt
Friday. Ill* lath
day ar Jaeeary.-A. u . iMtaaam*
o'*loch A. M- ar aa Aden Uwraoflar
aa lb# matter run b* bear*, make
wpnl Italian to tho lloherabU MILLAND b WMITII, ana .ar the Juda
ea at ilia abava court at bla
Cbambara In lha Caartbousa at.
baafard, Fieri**. .-#»>'■■■ wbaeeear
■ha Hid Judea may ha, tor an a der aatberthhe, ike adUmUon h>
llram or * crrtala nthia lalaat. of
10* aga hi two year* and-Kaawa
aa Jobs Ulhb Me»tl»r, aad a llh a
Mm# lime 'for on order at Mid
Court ftvlou la ahld InTaai tha
nam of Jola »lbh Moealry. aad I*
ha Ilrelared la and by. said arday
to ha the 6*1)4 and- hair at taw
in
2^,T*aa,ii3srt
pointed a*
t k .n
Thla Nolle# la lo be JMbllehed la
9S iS r ^ ^ S ^ » - &
tamher I t IT. ft aedTl. lata.
.
Kiwanis Clubs
Look Forward
■ To Conference
..» » i S S S i S 8 S I3 P
Business Increase
Shown By Federal
M4 t, 141*38
l it unit
2nd nnlt
,
aao
id>t8*o*
, 3rd unit
328 1,081,107
tha rapport of My polity to W. Palm Bcarh
lat unit
146 7 MUM
Snd unit
ltt
488*10
legliibUvo
h4oo, Kay
WINTER HAVEN.’ Jan. 7 Weal
(BpetUI)—'With
Frank
B.
lit unit i
2nd unit’ l l .
Dri|ht . Of
Oatararilla, now
'
t■ /
.
gorernoT o f , Florida Dlrtriet
TOTAL
4j6l6
Klwanle International, pointing
Tba follawlng pro]
th*. way, the cyaa of more than
under loan molradt
2,B00 Florida Klwnnlana thla
eoirpletloni
week will
to turned toward
location
N d .a U .
Uila city . and Tallahassee aa
Daytona Beach
48
renter# of Interest with tht open
F t LaudrrtUldh ’ IN'.
ing o f t t o new year.
Ja-k»on«|]le
. Tud
First highlight of the coming
La Itrlaml
1 tl 160
*e*k .for Ktwjnia In Florida will
OrIand*
A " * 66
to • reran tod publicly In tto State
i t P tto n U r g t SIS
capital Tdcaday at noon In tto
forpt of a
tondaome float
ik rough
which Florlda'a S3
K'wanla * rluto will N
paying
tribute to tto • first KJwanbin
governor mince Doylo K. Carlton.
w
n iH d ilo o v 30 day*. Tom llarlay,
charged with (frankenn***, ea.
IrCtod a 15 bond. Wert* draper,
♦wired of being drank ami dim.
Virginia,' Nort)
Carolina, Oonri
toma and tba
lumbld, ; IMartl
robiuntlal gra
want In 1846,'
talu ied today
beiw, *ae Jodgtd guilt/,and fined
110 rr 31) d«*w. \
l-ron »White, doekrtnd .on * a
charge of d|*ordcriy conduct ea*
heated a ftp bend. Adam WilU
lam*, abamud with, diordariy
conduct, was frond ; tofltv and
fined *10 or 30 day*. Williams
Was atwr charged with making
ihranto found gnl«J. and fin
'd | | g «r a * d a y t ' OUa ’ Kasen;
•T h a District
,3725:
c & . - r W s J ’s iL .’is;
to > feature
of tto
kandaomd
% S x L * i £ : wl! "JSflr,.;
ubhlon. The Floridan ■ Hotel In
rftMHL «MUm Md anliatad par*
m tol'fa.flw ida.
• s<,
Senator Pepper painted out
Second *event/ of tho wool
an, that an • arrraga f t bettor
hhadd la the annual 'alLFIoridi
«n pno million dotkriV f WFA
Mid-Winter
Confcronta, to b<
tnda tod tom expanded aadb
toid
at' tto Haven Hotel to n
onto Jn^l»40 on dafenM projects
iM day and Monday, Jan. i l ant
Rterto, 1181,334: statewide
»
Liquor Store
•mEVERydBEST
In Lfquors/Wines,
CA V LIFLO W B t e jw » L » » ito V m *
rAunAUR. nec, nj. Hpe. «t.M to
Mm
W « | h ttka T A
Ite y to S T R d h
104,41 JI
aenvitte H M IIi Melbourne
aDuvalmeounty1®
.3730341:
B:
cr«ut|r 3*4jr»lToUl |1!
Governor Wright, Secretary.
Treasurer Lucius Bristol of
Qdlnesvlllt and tba followlni
tha dhtriefs tight dhlaiom
to Inatellad officially at •
banquet Sunday 'Bight I
Forme# Holland, Panama City i
pwsr “
Dun. Ito
Wo
Moat Precious
7t00 o'clock Bnaday at
id to ttolr macate
M during tto yawr fog Mu
According to BoMtor P
tto Burma of Yards and
T-tt.
m
u r* ?f \iI Mr j .mC
^ .L&
1MtltoafM
•
« f . Mpf
sftt
giSaarJ
la, followed by general
rlii cW
kly at 6(30 o'clock 'MB
m S mI S
IH('nWIA riaa BUd, tto I*
"‘ra iTTa ^
M l Im
'.Id*,
ni L
• Mirrors
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R t n l a o lt C o u n t j P r o d i M i
F r u i t A rid V t f t U b l t a T h a n A « y
S im ila r A m
)n F lo rid a
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEI
JAY, JANUARY 8, 1941
rison
Blast Damages Part /
Of Hungarian Town
As R.A.F. Attacks .
Albanian
Depot
Britons Cheer News
Karl LAmann Of Baptist Church
T a v are s Installs!Will Celebrate
Kiwanb Officers’Payment Of Debt
Relatively Quiet Members UrgeS
J u r is t Bardin Com
mander Escapes; Is
Said Btffl Missing
it m a jo r defense
ite m 1^ % * , th e
rukv w aa reported
to rescue today,
'"■ B o th e r B a rd la ," w it h its
S a rria o n o f. SO,0 0 0 ca u g h t In
th a tig h t e n in g t ra p o f the
B r it i s h A r m y ~ (J f th e N ile .
■ W h ile B rito n * a t hom e ro (oiriad. Food- K t n l a l c r L o rd
d B H tM C I
g o Mg ( ta'
irap^Tb*
To Treasurer Will Set
Attend Mid-Winter Fire To Old Notes
Conference Sunday A t Sunday SorvW
Karl Lfhtnaan
of
Tarare*.
ngt*. lieutenant governor cf thla
district of Xlwenla Ctube, In.
■tailed the new ofIVera of the
Sanford C h ib / a t it*
regular
luncheon meeting today at the
Valdem Hotel.
Julloa DlngfeWer. preeldent nf
tho dub, area 111 and unable .h
attrtid
tho
meeting.
Frank
Shame* waa dealgnated by Mr.
Lehmann l* reteWe tha preetdent'a button for Mr. Dlngfaldor.
Other otfkera IntUllad were!
O .- P. Herndon,
flret
via*
faraaMaati K . C*\ Harper, aeeond
». P. Campbell,
N U . aecrutary,
financial aeeof tha beard
hito took office
ih R Bed, Lo
Member Associated Pres*
Seventy-Seventh Congress Opened With Prayer
This Is Only Fore
cast’ Of Things To
Come
In Future
ptv itae.
looked
to
Rutile
W A SH INGTON , Jan. I—
(A I* )— ReocgaalsaUra *f lb*
Navy lata Alia*tie, Pacific.
a M Aaiastlc fleet waa ar*eved by Secretary Rue* M>
day In aanauartag the Preei.
deal bud author lied an In*
craaae of 41.004 In a ! f B
■tapowrr.
fj
tenet her German troop* miaaed
along the northern frentier mean
tear or peace.
Premier Phlloff'a return front
a "health trip" t„ Vienna abed
no official light on the eltua.
tlon. He hurried from the itatlon
to hla office without commenting
on the threatened Natl march
acrota hla country toward Great*
end the Dardanelles,
a Informed quarter*, however, be,
lleved reluctance of both Russia
ami Germany to imlagoalie each
other at the rip rn ic of their
"mutual tolerance" would bring
Thlt wa* the Irene a* the Rev. Jame* Shcr*
Montgomery, chaplain of the House of Rrpre.
tentative*, led the llu i.r in prayer to of ft.
ige of
N**i troon* are-** ltulgsrla In
exchange for a free band In Fllti
land and Moldavia were regarded
aa a "trial balloon."
If there were 10 percent of
truth In all the rumor* abroad
about Bulgarin, there would b#
nrne of the tranquility you
all around," a high government
cs
•oi.ree remarked.
Nevwrtheleaa. .German* rontla.
ued to m m fmrrea In RuaranjAfr
along the Danube 'frontier wW| ‘
Bulgaria. Rumanian! ware tald la
have been Inatrutped ta establish]
gmaolln* dtwota throughout J h «
cially convene the 77th Congraaa of the .Untied
State, in Washington. Note the iteel girder*
supporting the weakened roof.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—
(A1)—The President asked
Congress today for 917.486,*
528,049 in nn unprecedented
peace time budget reflecting
*‘a word nt w-ar" and tho huge
coat nf propsring "for total
defense."
The Ibc-t.Un! allotad llO jH I,*
114,003 nf the IP4V budgat tX.
clutlvrly
lu
national defense
estimaled ihe deficit for the year
'mginning July I at ku-Z 10.00.1.019,
j Slid furrlnl.i a public debt pushed
ta a lernnl ir.H.SST.OSiV.ObO hV
lun* .10. 1042
The budget made nn provision*
for Ihe m il nf aid lo Britain
Greece, air China, an eilenaif*
program lo he covered in a sub•equenl appropriations request.
Conarraslonal leaders tald thla
might eventually total tan blL
lion.
Ni thing in history compares
with Ihe huge figure* of lb* bud.
get sine Ihe li lt feat of tha
J Enron rftgftl by the IroportiBM Wot id
War
When
spending
given to rtiilIfMt\ n -iib hy 0«eer- irarhed f lS .A n .l 01i,000.
"A wry turn of fat* plaee*
m r Holland In liia inaggural ariil it’*.* yesttriiov, (he Ht. John a I hi* burden of defense on the
liocht nf a peace loving people,"
Riki" Trad Aa«odatlnn i* priifeeil- Ihe President said of Ihe budget,
i o j * with
iti! 11111na to have Htntc read hy clerks. Thiv ie only "a
Rfiot II, which lima from JitA . forecast of tha things to rome,
After
a conference
with
"'j'd lr thi ingh Hanford and jiamt
Ifaignalfil ha m mHiiuiy forecast of ihe Ihlng* lo rome."
h'lfhwiiv. Ktlwani llin r irta, nerre- •rcretarir* Hull un.l Mnrenthau,
lu iv t»f \Uv urimit'ialiofi.
Speaker Rayburn said "Progress
I i m I ii V
is being made' in Ihe plan to
Th e naaoriatiniii met y r a lr r iiiy help Britain
and hlnlrd that
iti iLl.nml,
ff«*tiIk$|iiilim legislation mlgnt ) r considered
*«i*Itef iin g I lit* proHH l, ami dia. anytime.
i ii‘sh.i‘tI it bri**f pM parrtl i*v Mr
In the liudgrl the Pieeidrnt
11IF L mm which will *HT JM'fafHtrd ssked more la*ei, left Ihe lype
t. i i io Min If Road I h*jinr tmnnt nnd end the amount to Congress.
I lo I* S lliircnu tif Rnad"
I lie ntira along the road, Pa.
Ittikii, Del,and, ('rrw riii C'lly,
I J.tt I'ttinvillr, Orlando, ami (»rrrn
*i1Hir S|>1 111k ". have all been u^ki'tl
1|t> diaw up ipBolulmn* iniNhing
I iltr (irnjfft. Mi. Iliggin^ naid.
| J II Dowling. Flair highway
ttii iinci wroir Mr lllggint today
liking hr* would he glad lo rr*
Classes In vocational handl' H,,v *ht* idaiii* lo n ake .Slate n a il are In le held tt the Junior
3 a military highway, and High School. Huperlnlendent of
<f flo" iiinUrr were ap|oo%'«-d hy Hchod*. T . W, Ijw lo n said today,
in- Slate Road Itepai (merit, that through tha co-operation of the
In* o •iiIti ho glad lo b in In f»rr. State Marketing Board and tka
*Miiing it in ilia U .S road Board of Public Instruction. Miss
till n iu U
Dorothy McClure wilt teach Ihe
\lr i Jowiiiig alao zaiil in hU classes that ar* lo start this
l«titi that the rnly fund* avall- afternoon, arut run from four to
i*Dli for r >ad work at ihe |ir*«fnt sis weeks.
Him* writ* WPA fund-, to vvhlrh
Inslnirtlon In weaving and baaih** wtat** mint add 20 ft#i t rut of krlry with such materials a*
I hr total real of Ibt tirojrft. Tfie pine needles, wire grass, palmetto
Slate, Mr. iiowllng rgiilainrd, fin - an.l rat tail* are to be given. The
| not now aliofala fundi for road obpecl of the rlaasee It lo teach
*•»n*i inrtton, hut an attem pt will people to usa natural resource*
, h*1 rnada. to a#rk a mngivtmtohal
*r
. . so they might supplement their
[ «lM"_»l«rl*llnn f»r__ vilally needed regular Income, Mr. Lawton atM.
i> .lita iy in ails in K ln ri.l*
"I feel miifldent," Mr. Higgins A market for products of this **- .niimriited, "that Ihe Stale will tur* eilsla at Jacksonvill* and
I-divide the necteaaary fond. to|
40 “ r
.u n y on the program of roll. |
Anyone
wishing
to
take
partln
■iructmg military road*
the rliu e * 1* asked to **•(
Mis* McClure at the school,
TO N A M K E N V O Y
charge la mad* for the tnat
W A S H IN G TO N , Jan A -(A h — and tha only expense la for
I'rrsidrnl Roosevelt said Tuesday terials which the pupils might
hr espected to nomlnata this gather for themselves at ne
week a new embassador to Eng./ expense.
land to succeed Joseph P. Ken-1
The classes are open ta
nedy, resigned. He Indicated at a on* but were designed prin. r
in eta conference that be already for adult*. N lfb t cits*** wifi 1*
had the man lit mind and waa arranged for lb* convenience #!
pleased with the choice, lie de those who wish to leant tt*
clined u> disclose the name.
I handicraft work,__________
Armory Made 2 Local D o c t o r s Group Proceeds
Meeting Place £„V i S f f K S W jiJ n * . F Of County Guard Two Simfuni ilivint* rvrpivrri Military Road
l a oik.n, I^atav
Btman, and Sa»Laaed that Mr.
h o t attend the
———'"
appointment *
s>
rkiimmlng
phy>kiin* of the I >rul tirafl
too*rd following thu lezignatiori
of Dr, Kenneth It. Iteil. who wan
railed .1# irlivp n-rvl«v with the
U liitf^ H ta U > Army Tin* men
P u f M a l.-n C u ln g . o f .tha RfijMhted were Dr. Kamml Pflltyonty Guartl for tKr new year enttin and Dr, W jl darner
nea*.
j
Tralnloa.ta o f eollapaltile bar- was held Inst night al (he A r- ‘ N -t in* of the appointment*
rarba, along wlfh great quanlltle, rnory, where the different unil* ju a , no eived hy the lo*al boatil
of oentonn hrl.lg* material*, have were assigned their perm amen 11(hi* nuirning from 11
I* llayu.
arrived In Rumania from Ger. company q u a rt.-, in the o|.»enrc |!
. ervl . r
m a n y . _____ 1
of the National Guard.
I Mi n
wlin have
jrereived
The euani rommamier, Major . ju. -himnairrH from
the loeal
ni, MimiiMl
K. C liar per, made a abort uri.
wumwl to fill them t ut
to Irw men. calling alien•i »,»«,) i .-tui n them immediately
ll on to (he new «lutlea of tha* I s« \*i ;it men have not eomnium.
members, lie nl»o told of
" t* jtK inl W i l l , the lma.il in cmiiicplana fur Ctpilppln* (hr turn
| ,,,,,, u l,|, tha questi-'iinalrr, iin-l
«ny emergency
«ervlce alncli w,n |„. irpnrlml 11- di-liquriil ("
may arise in this county
an.l
3(*irs nii.iih.-y »n.
11. James G ut waa named tern- suggested the opportunity f 01 11. . . ih. v get In tmich will, tin
uny
rltisrn
in
(he
county
to
yol.
u
,
(,|
unmodlutrl)
porary chairman of the City l-omMin who ate l.i be declared
mission at It* matting last night unt.er fur <hi* practical u.m n,
ll. n f* defense an.l protection
delinquent hy the In. aI In nr.l ale
to serve until‘ the o rg a n 'italio
Ibinnv Hunter, Hubert M rG rlll.
"W e are looking foiwsr.l to ..
meeting tomorrow night a* W al
ter B, Coleman ended ht* term <*lving new members who ran A lessnder Morar un.l lleniy I!
as mayor and W. C. (Bitty) 11111 contribute their lime, two even. tiarretl. all negr.ws
waa sworn In aa a new member of ■nga a month, for drill and ill.
•truCtion As soon as the snh.
eommiaalon.
Aa he ended three yearn rn the allbre rifles ar* received, .if I
n t y Corrmission and ono year *> practice will Ivgin on the range
Mayor, H r,
Coleman
thanked ; if the Bemlnule Gun Club,
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the C-mml'alonera for the ro-1 ladlltlea have been donal.
inrrtlng of tinoperation thay hud glean him i tha elub for tho use of
An ■■•iini&alion
and expreaaad hi* togret at leav- iluard," said Major Harper
Stmin ■ Court tv Kehixd Ihiaid
"It (■ the ei pressed hope of
l<l |r»t of iIb > and F ir
Ing the body. Mr. HUi then s lrn d
William* of Kanfunl was re.
the oath of office and received ihe Officers of the Gusrd, that
wo
will
hav*
an
affirient
and
.-let led . hultinan nf the gn.iip
hi* three-year commission.
The final report of the four j well organised unit, capable nf 1.1 serve during »hr nest t w
examination! o f ’ the C ity* milk i doing called upon Tot any as v e i n . It (her* nicmtmr. nf the
supply was prrarated
by II. N. 1 •!*lance and service to the lo. biuril «h n ware rlectnt Inst N.n
Bayer, City clerk, for Dr. J . t - | r*l Police or other authority re. viiul'e. air E. I llaine, nf At.
Jn'
Ruble. Inspector of
the City | m iring help In case of necessity tmnunte Springs and I.
Board of Health In Orlando, who It U for that >ra*on that we dan <*f (Ivinlo.
Mr Williams wa* cl.-elrd I
mad* tho tesla,1
! » « calling for new members.
The report skewed that the nad the constant attendance of * 11,,- Inmi. I in IV2I an.l hn» served
Mr
prpda't o f four retail dairies and . each and every enrolled mem. n« it* rhalrman alnrr
llitliir* hat a#rved on the Uiant
the thro# whoI mole distributors bar of the Guard." ha added,
hod a high tmljer fat content
Regular meeting night* have a irici*
anil M r Jordan, alrwv
and 0 comparatively low bacteria IWOtl
•<*•« aat
*#t aa
a* the second ant
and fourth I lids* The tegular i»u»nthl> m w U
mg , f ihe joard will fw l.el.l
Mondaya of each month.
count.
! toinoiiow morning at tin* Cuurl
ill Be 41i°we(l Use
Of Gun Club Range
In Rifle 'Practice
•Jw iSPasat
IS peara.
»■»
■
Burke! Steele wl
lug, alnre
the aery ice Bandar I
J r , pea.
the Rev. W , P, B n
bom* for
lor, haa been ill at
Brook*
the paat month.:
will be at the. eerv
nnd will aneak brl
Jlnbina will gtvo tl
the* annual Mkt-WInter Conference and J. W . H a ll'W ill read the
tetd en to be he Id In-W inter Haven BunS* Ha- day and M m m u t . and Mr. L k Shw-t talk* will b« made by
af the msan prombwddthat an "Intereet- the foil-wing;
itad t a li'1" program” bad been arranged,
II E. Morris, ehalnn*n of the
• r f f l l a m l that apodal plaiia bad been Ro«ni of De»eon*| Dr, O. B.
I made to rated*In the wive* of Reiman, president */ tha Board
lb who' KIranian* prgaent.
of Trutteea; R, J . HI*, amwrln■i . m I VM tora praornt worn Dr. C. lendenl of tho Sunday School:
|-W. Neville of. Plat Croak, Ala.. Mr* W. E. Zadar, proaidenl of
m . . ' l r « d Donald doMUc’ ami Chrl* lh> Women** MlaeioMf? Unkon;
Marvin Milam, dlroetor nf the
Training Ilnloai Z . C. Harper,
-resident af the Brotherhood; W.
P. Bader. aenptmutor af «*»e
rhurch'a Bay Beaut T r* 0"| and
Ravld Getehel, speaking for the
ea .
n
e ' a
Young Poapla.
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X
Elected Officiate
Offlelaa nomine1
National Defense To
Get 10 Billion Of
Amount Unequaled
Since World War
Aid For Britain.
Is Not Provided
lopted today when a Natl muni
tion* train rip lrdrd i f tor n ath
ing into another train. The Meat
damaged a large part of the
Hungarian town of Bare it yo.
On the Gieek.ltalian fionl, the
R. A. F. rejwrted it had attacked
Elbatanl, Italian Albanian aup*
Bulgaria
NUMBER US
oosevelt Asks Budget O f
17 Billion Dollars
N a z i M unitioi
Defense
' -JP
Gun Club t o Revive
Interest In Rifles
A t IM rSguUur ahoot Thuraday
Gut Is; Elected
Temporary Head
Of Commission
School Board Holds
Organization Meet
Grown Y»U*T. Howard, and Beacon
Dnlrteai
whelanaU.
Walker,
Etraana, and Banaan. >
Mazis Remain Quiet
On Roosevelt's Talk
Iloll-e
NYA Supervisor Here
To Inspect Projects
N, Jan. I,— (A P I Borne
moat impor tant- passage*
_.ld*nt
RooaerelCa
mes.
sag* to Congrea* w«ra blottad | c K Camnball, district super.
oWt Vby atmoapherie > randlUoni i » ‘«> f ' f N Y A
Jacbaonvlll#
Akk. SOM *» O. w-s.|~ .s?d3S S T , j g s
ing on,
r J dU
iland wa* photo.
M r. Campbell to.
the stand* at tha
stand, tha aasplau*
Junior Chamber of
krmatkm booth. AH
Brief Will Be Pre1Ben ted To Florida
And (J. S. Officials
Handicraft To
Be Taught In
Classes Here
I
seek
lo w e r
ATLANTA, 'J x a ..
Baden
Scout
Antler* wffl be
1:00 o'clock at
>rV.
bates
�amssEL
Residents Asked To
Aid In Conference
SURELY THE AUTHOR
JLPrqta Amarlrsn Weave)
w y tha Atfthor of oar little
Nljfa. .
.
» I U !• w Im And hath a nlm-
Tady
atiuU
Um
Huing (Nib
Joined in signing on opal lettkr td atlt*iegwotarko in ok
appeal to matt existing riafideheiag in mao, money add
matera! needed to cope with the increasing hazards of the
open road.
.
’
Continued effectiveness of official highway safety efforts
eupport. TIM
The degree of need
‘ i depends upon legislative support.
will vary, of court*, among states. Generally, there is
needed:
. 1) A recodification of traffic laws, simplifying and
standardizing them in line with the National Uniform Ve
hicle Code.'
• *
2) Full use Of uniform traffic signs, signals and
markers.
,
8f Effsftive laws to assure uniform traffic aceident
reporting.
'
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• .
4) Standard driven' license Jaws and proVisions for
adequate driver examination.
accident god driver licensing
6) Adequate, uniform M
systems without
which1 1m program eta be luteilirecord sysl
-------------gently administered.
6) Inclusion of driver
drlva education hi high school
'• • .
• •• ■'
•.
•r
•
bourse*.. v•
.
person
7) Employment of ad
growing
net by statM and cities 1
volume of traffic, v ■
9 ) Fully)' manned and i
Survey
9 ) Wider Use of Bta
facta for a rational plan of
Slid wlder application of traffic «
itray Safety
10) Full support for t
aignlng thia
Program for States. All netl
letter have endorsed the Bta
p lrto n n e i
addition to tha above, such itrttis
training, periodic yehide Inspection
This appeal is signed by the fid
American Asspcistion of State HI
Association,
Williamson, President j American ,
Thomas P. Henry, President; The
J. Warner, National Commander; >
Mafnifacelation, A. J. Board man, President
turers Association, Alvan McCauh
tlve Parta A Equipment Manufat
President; AM Automotive Bafeti
Hoffman, President
Also by thS Bensvolent A Pr
Joseph G. Buch, Grand'Exalted Re
of Women's Club, Mra. Ssidie Orr
soma unfertunate muat act
p fM
vZT
IAN ADAMS. SocMr Editor
raysHM today.
ir s Jnsrt. .
of persona. In
dig. attacks . or
personal letter
British targets.
Roosevelt to Chi
several towns want shell Petaln.
id and at laoat two
Leaky said ha
» English Channel eentants of tha
garded it aa a
wreckage
ef
demolished
or
damaged buildings.
- Activity slackened off,
how.
ever, after the long raid on Lamden Sod i t late evening not •
single raider waa reported over
Britain. Thiek.m lat blanketed the
Straits ef Dover.
London's daylight alarm wga
the longest since 8epL IS, when
for fear hoars Londoners were
kept la Sir raid shelters.
.
The A ir Ministry said
the
Royal A ir Force suspended bomb
Ing ‘ MtraUoas over the contin.
ent Monday night beeaase of
bad weather.
Censors permitted the diacieaura that tha British
Broad
casting CorporaUon'a haadauar.
Ura bad boon hit twics and damagad seriously In M t a l booth.
Ing raids.
.
In tbs first bombing seven
persons wort killed, moat of than
ministry staff imember*. In the
second a policeman was klllod
and soma staff members wounded
but non# klUfd. One of tha inJurod was Fred Bata of tha Na
tional Btoodcaatlng Company.
30.000 At Tobmit
F«ce Capture By
Brltfeh Soldiers
Greek Destroyers
BUst At Valotia
.
nutp, Advlirty CompiUrtf}
ink that when the velvet CUN Tgber, Master, and National
■ vi>is*.kfa been ebie to ah.
yoitoriUy jut have thrum, almost
Freaidant.
!;
»t
j d , ai^ tatoU igan aal
win
Tasks in England! never
id War, have beeji booeti
It of th# proiekt hostflltii
Jan.
Gretk
Parade I m p o s e s
•
Govcrttpr Holland
TALLAilAABEt /art. fc-M T Governor Hollknd said he was
^dSfpiy.yrhtofal ond prpf.
1mpm u d ojr IM Intcnst
fesled. In our Stole cavern
after watching a two-hoor r
Which followed his inaufu
hart Tuaeday.
•Tt w as tramandoM il/ mot
Piaaaiva than; I had s a l t
The pertktosUcn >'7
communities Mem every j»
jf the State was partie
pleasing. Imi lea(I rtf
atilt
Eon* cf the fast motaritid
to on Oil time high as a Iunits
thus
far
“ ■
*“ "> eueteeafuily la
Probably neviir before in |thu dtoart
effi
mceung e i we nome or fan. n.
i.
f I ,•
...
B. Crumley, 1613 Palmetto A re nue, end plana were made to J*!*,*1 * 'r ,r n lh*1 h* •*
with
vlalt them In tha near future,
|tnnnenaa.
Daring the meeting which weal
'------presided over by the chairman,' n °7 Chcrprnlng haa returned
Mia. Arthur M. Phillips, a re. *• Mtoml after spending a 16.day
port oa the tlrele'e visit to ihei,r,c*‘ 'on "*re at hia home.
County Heme 8unday afternoon
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waa made by M n . O. J. Pope end
Friends of Bill Morgan wUI be
s a a d .
———* SSA
ak
— *—
w lail
lea
r *,
elected among the commit)
tuck ' Include Horburt L.
r, R. O. Bowden, ^riliian
loyaon and E. & Kogan.
S
ABHSfdiut NAMED
L. — • L _ .
tin .
(hoc.
rrew,
Me.
.
. I.
..■•■in, "in in n r ,
•*H* Era. J. It. Hardin, has ar.
c*P, »<l * Position with the Florida Blata Bank of this city
‘ -----------’Mrs. M. Minarik has irtum rd
to her home from the FcmaldLaughton
Memorial
Hospital
where eho underwent an opera.
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
i
I
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f
■4 • BallangraUi Gardrtw.
7**
D irt Gardener* Clrrla of the
ardrni Club will >r!r«t at 12:30
. M. at the Latch String Tea
•J»m to Orlando.
8allla ll*rrl*on Cliapter of the
ikghUVa of tbe Amerirsn Revo,
lion wiUTurret at 3:00 P. M.
ome r f Mrm. II. J. I«hm*n
*. P. D. Caswell. Mrs. M.
[Ins and Mm. W. C. Hill
istfaca. A boa id meeting
boU at 2:30 P. M.
‘P ^ T
of
,or
“«•1,®P"
™
Na‘
LEESBURO, dan. S - ( 8 i
R- Aahm on of iT u k J
W arranty Deeds
Maffrtl. t. A A: w Maiparrt M
To .It hn lltn iy Wilson
?|m»» .
\ttMn | To
Trrava I.
t h.iiiipiin
tjinl 1 Idim
Her U
Sl« to I iHtj'itli A v%
1 ...... .
Ittin# Itiii
I iit* » M liiui*hti|t*.
I iin I M I ' l i util irh
......tgr
.■MeCrunt. M i» "
I * i • t . M iJ. I.. Claik, Mi
II.IHV M il— ii
|Mia. Porter l.»ii-iug M i- "
•
Mrs. ||.
Goods peel, nrcsi. 1Rryan. and the h
e.rnt nf the Indies
Auxiliary,
L'mlhi'i Iiih s I of Railroad Train.
Wen. n chairman of thr e nte r.1
lainmrnt committee for the fii«t
animal
Railroad
Evaiixeliatie'
!
Confe nice to be held here liegin.
nine •Jan IH and
contimiim; j
’through Jan 20.
tv.
Mr. And Mrs. Goode .
Honored At Luncheon
Mr*. M. R. Spnnjrrr of Brook.
Ijrn, N. Y . w»* huatr** rrcrntly
wilh a cocktail party ami lunch,
•on at the Mavfair Hotel In
honor of Mr «n<l Mra Hyiil J.
Goode of Twin I-a km who nm
■ptndinff the winter months at*
the hotel.
Those present with Mr and
Mrm. Goode we e Mr mh«| Mm.
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
r lr ilf r rnrd*. wen* Mtjne.f uni
names of new Sanford n i lent
Jrorp irlvm rncli iik iiiIm i i . tn|
on in the nem fiitim M ii l.n nf
temotin nl thr i .I'uliti Iiw- iiiom
and ntcml im-vting t*f t’iicU
Three iif the M« th »>li l t liuith.
Mrs. S. ti
2j)i.idiiiiM'i. Si.
was hcitcmt ft»» tin met inti* ns
laiited hy M n S O Plnnh«t!ser
Jr. Mrs. I - I* Huron %n . hair,
'man* prvsnletl m «i il,* .u m I iiih
and called |.r
mlttee rrpoii*.
Belrvshnn i*i
"•
••• «l (•<
the following M i- V\ C I .el.L,
|Mr*. I. 1’ IUg‘1". M f
At 2R. Dorothr Cloy.l D rrrnr, phrsj
lnj*rMphpr*‘ nitxftl. fouml life un-e
brar » M r «ml
hr r*.*lf In tlrath
in a Nrw York huh I A% hrr hr.itiJ
afopprtl. a |iht»nt»|*inph was
hinif "Me anil Mv Shadow" ssl irt»
tha h ull of a mini ijiinna nifi.
g t t w cold
L i M t o A l r v a n d r r . in
whosa room ahu d ud , waa l.tjti
C Ire It* Onr «.f (hr Sttii i h 8i<lt
R a p ti s t
( hu rt h
MmaioiiMry
So -
elety met Monduy rvetung at
thr home if Mr» (I. (i. Ii.ll
Routine
businr.K
wo.
uiscussnl.
The • devntioniil
fiom
Matthew was rend by Mrs. E.
Cpula Hamit, w Ih> lias hrvn I . Bunhck who also pave the
“
yearly ivnrd" fu thr circle.
conflaad In the hospital at Camp
Mrs. Hattie Cnurary was ap.
Blending, spent thr weekend with
hia parents. Mr. and M r. A W. (minted program ill lector at the
meeting Mra II \V. Tucker led
HamU
______
In prayer and Mr., tlarrie gave
Mist KaUirvn Morrlsrn ha. re. a report on visit, to the sick
Gookira and cotter were served
turnbd from HollywooH whc-c she
visited Mr». W. r . Wade for a by the hostess assisted hy hn
daughter to the following Mra
week. Mr*. W
Barrie.
Mra
Burdick.
Mra.
Hsian Colbert
Brown, Mra llridyra, Mrs Tuck,
er,
Mra.
Hattie
Cutiracy.
and
Mias
E v a lrcJn Cust had *s her
.
eueaf last weekend. Miss Molba Mra. Ball'a niothci.
Myers, cosmetic representative f< r
Then Bonder Corporation nf Bt.
era tlo°
Jon
iL .a
Winter Plans Made
By Methodist Circle
e. Mrs.I **r. and Mrs B. Frost of Mil.
Ortfnth,’
N. J., hare arrived at the
ila Moya Mayfair Hotel fer the winter
As Leesburgr
LEEBByR O,
V aahu
Frlenda of Ml»a Minnie Ruth
Odham will regret to li-arn that
•he Is III at her home « m, |n.
fluents.
.
-
B.— (AP*— A
destroyer)
i y » l . Class of the First Dap|a\ Church will have a lustices and social meeting at 7:00
M. at the home of Mi*. I). 8.
k' lfa rr, 114 Elm AVcnue.
Semlaola Rebekah lodge 43
llU'.Mbot at 3:00 o'elrek in the
jO.O.T Hall for the installation
f officers by District Deputy
lie. Betty Hanor.
.executive Board of the V.eal
id*'Primary School l>. T . A. will
lest at SiOu P. M. at the school.
West Bide Primary
Parent,
cacher» Association will meet
I g:30 P. M. in tbe school wl|h
■»*ev. Martin J. Dram speaking
it-!,'•‘ Religious
and
ka»»nllat
gtneiea f r - Character Building."
7.
V R IIIA Y
Roes Circle of the Garden Club
iW a n 1 1 at 10:00 A. M. at tha
me of Mra. II. 1.. Covington
Oviedo. M n . A . W. Epps wUI
oak on “Gales and Other Gar.
a'Fbmlshlng*.’'
Central Circle nf thr Garden
Mrs, Fannie V. L n In visiting
with her sister, M n . White, In
Miami.
Morris Is Na
ad into the Adriatic, H i
hy night Into the A L
ulf of Vaiena and
ItaliaaJiald city with
without even so much
‘ Italian wareraft, tha
lav lU erawn Upon Oia head
• shining hJold (glancing at
knooat Kiwsnia ball will be
g bv;
w in n in g at 10:00 P. M.
p t Id
r thobaliroom of tbe Mayfair
%
lal with music by BHger Wes.
had hia orahaatra.
TH UR SD AY
owaaend Club will meet at
1 P. M. in the, Court llouae
Installation of officers. All
iheca and friends are urged
which klAod or
•
circumstance, with sawdust
'
lUtorical
luthmty
Thera will he no 1 afflcW ”
rraetian, hat It I* known ...
_
pr*e« repllee reflected the view
of . the highest w a iters.
Sdoreet said Hitler propose,
to Sit tight at the present and de
nothing that wight pTecIplUU an
opon eonflist. .
■__j __
Carman raiders gave tendon
Its second longest ^ashght atarrn
of the w ar yeaterday. d a rin g
VIC U T,
throogh
■■(VS.! cfeuda t o , drag haifbe Admiral
•vary sUIng.pullcd puppet ia
* tool
ia! Calendar
a jljs a h
New Residents Arc
Presented To Circle
Sanford resident* were asked
today by Mrx. It.
W.
Goodspeed, chairman of the enter,
tatnmenl committee of the Rall-t
rood
Evangelistic
Conference,!
to entertain onr or mote of the;
delegate! with room* and. If con.1
veoient, o light breakfast.
The conference, expected. t# }
draw a la-re nunber of rail.!
road men and viiitora Com va r.l
lotu parta of the country, will*
be held in Sanford Jan. IH to!
Jan. 2«. I.uthrr llarkry, editor of;
the Railroad Evangelist, ia gen
eral chairman.
Mra. Goodaerd
asked
thoaa
who rould entritain the confer,
ence delegates to ret In touch
with her at 312 Oak Avenue or
at telephone 203
PAGE THREE
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ON VOLK DRV CLEANINl
h lr
Mutitn
I hr rt* tilth-*
A ll. Am t'i ititM
i
ginning | * * t %
Nino *to111
hi-nrhy
II|mi I
Home Demonstration
Notes
By R E V A
(hi*
hlown to Iasi •
thounaiuln m ih
400. foot Ions'
t r latalit Itoh*
ioif nmy h. «i
Ils u r tarn •(•
down on Ih'
Mint t ln n o li-li t)
D. A N D R E W S
ministry announced
0 |u W :p b N T IN V lH )V 1
M rtjfjjj “ • 4 smSJ'S
of governmeilt,. JP 'part's eater j
A lt) PAKBON
S a ils
dtfioalia are at
n of that money
over Into Bsml-
tie coeie
and South Africa, the Ldet night 0i
v ■, .
quarters -etoi
the 8L Augustfn* Record, kjjcMlrt /poll
4.4B). •nutation U slightly
.
. .
. r . n Canada, the Income lax. dafynae of Ba
together with the new national defense tax amounts to $80 "the torelor
on an income of $1,600 a year and $666 ofi, $5,000 a ykar *n t0 rtfht m
for married person* with rto dependents. Pronvlndal in- .uilJ?"?. IY*
come taxes are leved also, except in Novi Scotia and New mifcs tTtbs si
Brunswick. .
.
'
-.V.
iwlf—had been
“Australia haa Increased income taxes by roughly 60
percent An Australian with a wife and two children, with |ig
«
earned income of $8,680 pays $162.16. Under the old dye- 1st least along t
tern he would have paid $102.08 Australian! pay s tite jn - of tedlulTfn
come taxes os well. New EeoUnd has a graduated tax scale.
Baptist Circle Meets
At Mrs. F. S. Shaw’s
York r n * Critics,
( tor hia production
IS Urn bedh'motloa
Localites To Attend
Concert In Orlando
LATINS iHvrrKP
i WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 - 1
ft** United ' States govern
s r s
more than we can dispose
Citric Two «,f the South Hide
Baptist Church met this week at
thr home of'M rs V. R. Mhaw on
Myrtle Avenue with Mia. J. A,
Yarn, chaiiman, in charge of th '
program.
During the social hour refresh,
(rents were served to Mrs. A. M.
Walker, Mra. A J. Walker. Mia.
N. J. Dugger, Mrs. J. A . Yarn,
Mi*. W. H. Stovall. Mra. Shaw
and Miss Mary Ellen Duggar.
Nearly one-feurth af the leeieyg lettuce Ip the Stnford area
SO*'Men Injured by recent reins
Which have flooded tbe greaod
in low places. H. J. Lehman,
manager o f the Sanford State
Ffenuers Market, estimated today.
TK*. section produces abcut a
quarter of tbe total,crop of Ice.
bet* Isttoce In the 8tato. •
- Celery haa bean set back else,
tha market manager aald, by rain
end by the told wave, whkh
struck bare in November.
S
from Europe
|e Ike Mira bo.
“Burjiee’s Se
<w or nowax a
nbvUdbe
Icslly t t u r lh« lU rS <U r.
m ease s a v e
PVWI
**ss ia arcuktkMi
READ SHOJP
Mrs. O. J. Pope, Miss Dorothy
Pope end M u . M. N. Cleveland
plan to form a parly tonight to
attend a concert by Miss Lucy
Marshall of Jacksonville, con
tralto, who will present a program
la tha Soros ia liottae of Orlando.
Mias Marshall, a farmer San
ford resident, has been studying
voice la Winter
Park
under
Madam I-ouUe Hamer.
KNTAL LIBRARY*-
“
r .
TODAY AND
THUR8DAY
E POWE
COUNTRY.
hart Vrifl bo gtad to learn that
she has bocn moved from thr
F*rnal(LLaughton Memorial Ho*,
pital to hor horn* on Frvoch
Avenue.
When II*•>o«| A.i
Billie Cour»cy
and
cousin.
Tote McMullen of Decatur. Mis* .
wrrre homo from Camp Blending
In spenU the weekend with th r
|former'* mother,
Mra.
Hattie
County.
forgnt
•noui:(i
Du ir
im rr
u iiin
Utri*
Join
to*iag*
!*i ‘ I.ijjp u irvtir
I t A K I iimiI- i i r t l d i p ( ’itrfH ii' • r . m Iniv «•. Dterk D i r 111 If* roll - in
"Sunlium l
D ad
In
fin
SiiMto Maokrft.**
w ill-
n
wliirlt
||u||y w i n m |
atwr 1‘i r . t k f,t htiff lii |>r<i
Frank MacNnill and son. Mai.
cnlin.
returned
Sunday
from
Mlrtnl where thev spent a week
■nd altrrded thy Mlaelesinui
Mair.Gco-getown football r*m r
■t the Orange Bowl on
Nvo
Year i day.
Circle One Plans
.Supper On Jan. 14
Plant for tha Men'a Club oupprr
on Jan. 14 at tho ehureh snort
war* made Monday aftomoon
by membara ef Circle One of the
Methodist Society of Christian
Service at a meeting at tho home
of Mrs. J. & Crawford with Mrs.
E. WUeon, ee-hestose.
Tho pro%re* tor tbe monthly
mooting of the society on Jan.
20 at the choreh waa
also
planned.' Mrs. Brodie Williams
r.
f
of circle
U m first
Ot tha boms
i
MTS. , Clean
a. Most,
S £ i 2I t t u i u '.
. FAYETTEVILLE. Ark.. J»n
GOOD GULF
PRODUCTS
■UV'iLi •k, TY»'|
— (A’)— Charles Joerph Finger, By
widely known n th o r. died at hi,
heme near bars Tuesday following
a heart attack. A native of Eng
land and a war id traveler, Finger
pubtlabed hia first book, “ Choice
ef the Crowd* in 1 K I. Ha won
tha Newberry Modal for tho most
distinguished
contrf.utlon
U
Joeean literature In 1 M I with a
vo|*ma, “Talas
From
Silver
BAGGETTS
Thara's complata rafrethmenl in an lca*cold
bottla of Coca-Cola. It hat a clean, axhllaroling tat la you novar lira ef. So whan you
Liquor Store
pausa throughout tha doy, maka It fka
THE VERY BEST
■In LiQUors, Wines,
pouM that nfrmhot with Ice-cold Coca-Cola.
.
n i M.
rTTUD I1NDU AUTHOOJTY O f TMf U X A C B U (O M PA N r I I
SANFORD COCA-COLA
BOTTLING COMPANY
J
\
�Galllag lakarlU aca la w
M l a ad u X k t b t l u , * Claiaa**
Safcark. T l. a t H L J t . r » , h i
a m r * r U 4 k it «1^ 00.(xxk >U m m
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S r 's 'S S S s
t* to U - puklk KkMl dlltlkU «l
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rrs Dbplwr
Pete Cawthon Quits
Tampa Meet
As Coach At Texad
k
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Tam .
, *u 'r T e n ii"
•If 1» a
aftemr^m wt«U
•11m . i *!•■« m r
'
m u s t VnrMiau janll « a v
er .ft*ire J
« fta A r S U . I
|e o i «i Saifc #*rn
1**111=11*111^*1ft la-it
,**ti *r? thr
Wdlk «mh 8* Urn..
•«0. m HI**
•1 the 1 in fa -
. ■t..j
gHinted flftHtn*.
ki
jt*
prtifmnWtn,
mijfned
T ih m Ii ) an athletic director BIT*
"■(••■rial '.Jiicl'- ( brad roach of the T r i a l Tech
' ' « T f « b l > n '« ..ll« T r to n e a p r a de-empha.
»f ST't Iliifi
'*■* JWtiamv mli
1.ITt)D O C K . Texan,
Jan.
8—
(4»i -D ra w lin' |>tor W i|H, c * .
i|M«n. maker of w inntnr foot,
hall learn, and one of the most
pirturr*<foe « hararterm
in
Uia
it'll »«rme " ,,h iiuM+mc
m
Iftrithw CMBucn. the 8 m %m
k a q i5 i* i •*■ 11 <i jtnefu'f ,» „>« m
yt iB T i^ vifli a
%"*i *wi
■mUnr tfbr
|
" '"
movement,.
| t.ii d. |
A*’*' . .
n * r < via
1anf*i*ic
lht,
friendlier1
»"d » lth no nivaf rrrm rn L .
I m l forlm r* tnwanl anyone,
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111 ’ '
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:§•* iIii Ik *1 rnit<D-. e #lh
| tr , r1rd
a^, n ** hrramr certain colic* *
alblrtic offw-iat* wprr drtermlno
,M »tart ibchedulinir minor ot
p ments.
•
Beware
n L r o t w r i; D r lr n ln l
" i t»> W c ir M ld lc Tr;
OromiiWon rrlinrs pnnnptlr Nx
■5 » * W
- f e s JT A *
Inntirrrttfilc 1»* ^nul n
B^TtiviA
•UMiti
B ll.U
irnntit^ In lif’p lonyrn Mid exptl
jj M in i lartm n lifrfra . and aid nature
( in :M h r and lieal ram. tender. I d *
i
B u llu m ii
I.
ra id
diMik I j n e , ***»>it 81.ih «'hibU«,
wnrsawi * Mti 1dm ell.'tb fc '*uarM
a 9fliy MHr Mb" ,4 Id'ii,,i> up the
^dOinin w M u l. in.dnd*. Mmrm.
Uhi,mn f nHia
ntHejje,, If"«n mn t n lien*- ,»1
*n»It 8l,,„ii. ip Vt'i i, uhuiel
Waned bmnclibtl mu coils me m Nsiir% Trll mur rtrufgUt to sell jroil
i l»T«rb" of <'trrmnil'lon with l)ic unr1i-nt.nidtne vmi mu-1 Tike the way H
•inti ktr all*vi Die (iiuati or you an)
io lin e potit trttwiey lurk.
CREOMUL5ION
lw C su tn .Q w iI Coidt. Bronchiti,
Junes,
unm ii. ami Wwmi* DranUei, a
mnfH !»*/! tririiilt ^n^ipa- r ,m,j
'Hr= BaCVhr' 11m , ni-t- wifiitr* Ta*
nlflmllcilH 1 Ml. Hid! la i. IffIt
WLlaiiiinmti ,uil irnH %-n m! |tnnn
snHbnt. -dsws^ 1^* 4«ili tun,(jInc
hint, an Hf r i i itr. .a mi,
,
**ac flu a lunit. • iiri* ii'iitp an
■m maBr WViU noU,. t |„
“*ra.
11,-1 1„J1 , ,11
■ stab, » ccn«' * i »il..v<• mid
mmn Bt n r j,i u»4 fl,
uaHy ai
, n,, g
H" " 1 Jtaia Diimlimt. m
,,f
m iiaiii. »<t fontthil hr, wh '. „ up
««ai in Imrllnir m> IrUi i .
wnfti. B r H qUuit mid ab'H
n fi.ll 11In'r'I «l|,. an
laird
Iia •Mill rt! Ilia I Ml mr 3
“ "bT» H ™ «L IlH't t: rtrtr.
Mem o
*aiie ft ptes tictat to the seat of U lt
***** <4u on »wd”i ‘*4*. e
tl,» l**n ■*
*h*3 ’•ifll -»r m ^'litdLifir intfl *a M7 in tNl deff*a* l«i ft*#
a | «*ij KIn 13nilm*> V hin jdaV Indinn n> lit- i-tile
mMm
far **Htnrr* ridOifs math Tail «:*•*»*
*
-tan. Smd, fu r «n*h
* 1in,fl*e lnduM.. n rfit l . | *.i
ti»% w m V**f?i <>utjy»uf*~4f in ini. fdanrHe i\.LV, hn.li j <r tl<
O) Uni'Ml CWWI
nffa kH| U«*
11
She i ’lain Ja d in'W, irKfiit inr ik f It* tV tferdimif' ■ \ |?n
s c*rnf
■'!mri4fiirr It ln»m »• it **
UMn<«t ii*r*ii
mil I..I ,H}Tht|?ene f
t,4 11. I*iti
»ir maarttmi- -rtf tin 1 «mdi hm J inie ^ NPWff nrflti 11
Kxperl
m
s
r
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nfftii
m *
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R epairs
M ill
S u p p lie s
r a i i i a ; Ito ris r Supplies a n d It r jm ir S e r i Ire
C A I ' I . J. " 1 I N K . O w n e r
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO
Thrill
1m<tka3l
Ml
Hm
'M*nm 1*# *uti W
j.:.|in id
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tHftmmfl
®«e i n n mi
k<*
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ping
mu. in ■*■**
<»»uda
^
t
7 IrriKatiun Systems
ics Kcpairetl
Kxport Welding
.iMI( k _ ,
JiUMli kU,n,|Mir Jt **
-ttllti««i
i
llu r shop Is well rquipprti
In m ikr any iTpaim on
farm in arh in rrt. I ia ilr n or
other .f]uipm rnl.
1 *.
lin w if ln ii,
«s
i
muUim
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mAiu^i lm,tl Til, l»ur» <td
MI»*»d«of. 5fl., dh!
in
o f P ic k in g W in n e r s
TONKilirs \l li-STAIt FKATI IRK
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ARROW
Rv RAUL ROBINSON
By FRAN STRIKKR
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Bouquets
A. K . ROSS]
raaled_ tha -Hr. Garrison* who aamewhat -op In tha air* ahoat
ha4 sought to boy hla paper waa
P*H#y.
U»a* th«n admitted that tha
« r » , , Incorporated as tha fath*w»Mp Press, with Leary aa
praa dent, would publish Peltor'a
writlnga on fMetaphyalcr and aa.
Horn* owned qaldt arnica. Ererything
t
prtea. Try oo and yoo wJB be another of i
•attaTM cuatontem. Coortaay and quality a
H - J a .- a te .- e
•
BEST GRADE MEATS, P oW l
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND
m
i i N T P v pPRODUCE
n n n irrp •
-r
COUNTRY
olerles."
Tha presses and othar equip,
menl being a w ed Into IboobT
bo* factory had bqen _Ln
shipped
frntw Dalloteta m-- - - l1 .
iter community,” ' t
Pouhry aad Dairy Goods aIwaya
m i l “ o" with tha venture raised a
I g U f f l storm.
The
Dies
Commlttaa
..S f l which had hsd some d -lln * !
with Pelley bath In 19S9, learnad
1 ^ W l ! " r V * a'tnatioo had seat Wish
U f f b l . *■owler, on* of Its Investigators,
r oatslds
Free Delivery-Quick Service
. Tho eommlltes wss particular. • Not oil the town's i
apparently, are eootaat
far the magailn* to ah
Losey Is n e t t e d to haw
M * r to the rB l I M U I
lor to bomb tha plant.
V As a result of nawspai
K /m sjy w -aB S ;
business
g S -3 “EL UU N&, L. M.
ichana
^ i Bandr .sannounced
a “jss? >is is sa s s - 'a f i.s a S
1 h*. J**! th* n ,ma * **»*• 7 . Header.
a
m
naUooal u l i i ndIsns noils. In soma edible
**•! ft*. wHtlnr*. Prller bis referrstfl1 to
Cart
Losey, , farmer , Indiana
HudU r’s
irillo'a • residents
Rules To Guide
In Defense
Setup
. » L t---- .
f
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U
wr east a long lima srot
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SANFORD, FLO RID A J TUOftfibAY, JANUARY 9, 1011
1— Msjr iu a
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t m
n
Seminole County Produce*
More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any
Similar Area In Florida
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Member Associated Press
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NUMBER I t f .
■wtatgews ■
*
In v ad ed By
T h ai T roops
rench Forces Admit Salonika, Greek Port*
Retreating 5 Miles;
Is Heavily Bomb
Warfare Rages On 300 Italians C
Border, Dome! Says tured In Albai
d Command To
ig More Efflcc y , Announces
e ta iy j Stimson
,
itr a i r e rtrM
In the fo r
Kail. the Thai
(Siamese) army begun an Orien
tal tlitlkrieg today by Invading
Frinch Indo-Chln*. The French
acknowledged a 6-10 mile withdtMval Into the Camlxslla fron-
h r AaMrtalN f m a
SwtTjiinir into Libya, Drill*!
f o r m today raptured en Ha liar
air bate at Caaala, the ll-A.F. antrounced, Indicating that British
mechanised unite had ranged far
bey mil Tobruk, already under a
virtual siege.
Domcl,
Uomel, 'Japanese new* agency,
The fas trials reported a heavy
reported that border
warfare bombing assault on
Salonika,
raced along the enllrr Thai Indo- (•reck p .»t, "with evident effa*
China boundary.
tivrn rM ,' while the Greek l l l d
Premier
Fhlloff,
juat
back
fro*! a viall to Vienna -f o r hta
kaelth." araa reliably reported
l« | l hlght to have
called on
H r
Dttria, III, after a maotlng
With cabinet mlnlatera at the
winter retort of Sham.Kouria, BO
> Movements
Kept Secret
i Follows ShakeOf Naval High
m gndB y U. S.
IINOTON. Jna o 4
wrntnry'. Stlmson nhtodny tbo coruolidn-
"M wM
sJS ^ 4
llU i that lithe cabinet ‘ Meet.
'd t a d it t t .r * *
I lo
’ ■ *p
itatk *1e,t
if two already were
i, the Pacific section
n as the main fleet.
uteri. who also wUI ctmmand
'Belfle fleet, replace* A dm lr.
'will&report
s wIP#Kpott
« 5S;iS
I'#
Gift Fruit Business
i belakvup
mecL
I’hil.
ms os
xs
possibly
grounds for
Th* present
culture, Ivan I
tontly visited Rome and Berlin
M mentioned m » likely ftUCCl-tl.
naked to bring the number of
Ibelr last year tag and ‘ I N title
certificate to their cartas it la
n-reasary Information, he added.
Mfat of the tags sold to date
are for passenger cars. Bo far
740 of these tars have been aold.
Sales, as reported this morning
show lAO tags sold for trucks
ami d 2 tags sold for trailers. The
eemnimler ■f tb" lace sold were
for ram and tracks for hire, deal,
em demonstration tape,
echool
bosses, wrecker*, ambulances and
hearses.
Ne Indication nf an. axttmstan
of time cn t h a w «* tag* *>•*
b e -« -Iven by the offtm o|_ the
new' Governor. Bpeetard Holland.
0T‘
saw------- — a , - -
Major Sparkman To
Visit Draft Bourd
Major T . Byrd Sparkman
the State headquarters of Re.
leelive Service at fit. Augustine
will be la
Sanford
Saturday
In g 'to •confer with menu
nr >tta local digit board.
The
a ' part of
tb*
by Major
8nai
state In
hts capacity of ccMtrdtaattar and
Instructor to local board*
Members of tho hoard here
wtB moot with Major Sparkman
to diatoms local problems and
tho operation af the local board
Hold Meeting Today
»— t* dp**s b"t hes.tri-en no tadl -*W that N wm do a*;
I s S a W jS W K
I* a National
lulta are
Garden
s annual
lest and
Peed lag
A
y 11KM
ifc ta
Moat Ration In Eng
land Sharply Re
duced Second Tiihif
" » Anwrtalr* P m e
BrltiNh .w*n>l«na.;
1MI high'inail. of
A d m ir a lty ctnnm iiiilt|ur, u t i r r t l a
t h it o n t h r i-irinhig t u w r u
a CJd’iirian U-li*al in n unifntv
g a g e n cmt. A
Atlinirulty
itiimuniiiuo, hitvbi’Vt r. um immtt'i!
!nw» In a n o U t t r ii« th»}( c f the
Siftirmu ini' Heyiilu-s, \> tilt h hud a
tfnmml n m p l n t i f i i t
f»n meti.
Tln*!t* w ere no ilH aiU
Hi foie h e r f ig h t a i t t i l)t«> | j .
bout, th e Tniiji hud Mink mi m*IUy in met I luyleuit, i h r Adllillattv
f r p o r t e d , n n d In n e i t h e r nper iithui
Ifhl idle suffer rlth rr cn'•mil Kirn c r
tlatnagn,
In u day id light nil uUiul.c,
Ah Hunt A * lh a Lm u Vt riit rc'pnrVed
hcmbnl ' slid innchfni-r"iin<<l in
fifth "Innr wuir "nil within
( hours, Tw o pciwnm. iii-ri' killrJ
nil M-v^ial wire ipjuieil.
therltUs advised cautfc?
t 'the Bp A s pee ta of btidIng
Italia* resistance In 1-lb.
ya. As far as Tobruk Is ran.
eerned, It wag thought likely that
several days would elapse be.
fore any teal attempt ia made
to get the British mein foyers In.
to position especially heavy at.
tlllsry.
A high of leer of the Iloyal
A ir Force said that concentrated
md continuous It. A. F. attack,
on Italian air bases as far w r-l
as Tripoli explained the lack ot
effective Fascist air opposition
bihya
In tho British drive Into Li
m tiiikytl
thnfi ert ru ler w m ;|
dorks at Kmden.
The British mrat rallon, cut
Tuesday to the equivalent of 3)1
Mayor Flurrlto II. I* Guard la greets
live contend
for tho title of “ Miss Fnslilon Futures" In New York The fifth rents worth per person per walk,
was -hsrply reiluced again last
beauly, Margerrl llnyi'n of I.ns Angclrs, iliiln'l im iv r <u
mi lime. The
girls will appear in a iiiiimmolli fashion show In I proilureil for night I his time to Ihr equivalent
uf 'j:: tents worth— after a vjr.
rharity. I^'fl to light, h'lnncr- Krdilcn of New Vink, tiwhy Dure of
limfly inmltat* Wftkffllt!*
j
t'hlrago, Josephine t'ailwrll nf I'hllnilclplilw nrnl Marjurle Kinsley
T h r |in»j*lr wtie told frmnkly
of Knn h'rnnriv".
lin y m i n t rlumitP WlwfAH l l f A k i
Lawton Will Try To Get Driving,
. Course For High School Students
Roosevelt Cal l s
Leaders To Talk
Steamer Ar<* Savcn O ver British" Aid
AN
EA STER N
C A N A D IA N
PO R T, dan. B.— ( A P I— Twentyfive aurvtvms from an unidenti
fied Dutch steamer sunk by rue.
my action in mid-AtlanUr will
arrive here aboard a Swedish
freighter In h few days, shipping
circles mild here Wednesday.
-The ship, whnsr name
wss
Withheld by
|irii t
mitiuiritifH.
left hrrr some (Uyii ajro bcuirul
for Krigltiul with ■upplirR. IIrrtw w m "much U rg c r" limn
th i
number
rrw urd, offlciiih
BAid- The sSwrtliRh rrK Uv
IIO U A R T W ID O W D IIX
wlrelm m l llirtr
w rit
M’v r u l
woundrd Biitl ufii* df’Hil utnonir tin
IIA I.K D O N , N. J.. Jan. U "V, dffkcr* mul trrw tliry m ivm !
- M i s . Garret A. Ilnbuil, mi.
willow of the vIco president »l
army
cunthact
i.jcr
the United States during I’re-i
■lent McKinley's first adnilnistiuA TLA N TA .
Jon.
'J nVt A
Uon, died Wednesday.
contract for $344,000 tu rortaliuit
The Central Florida Eipo*i 55 buihliujra umJ •HHi U-nl friiii !■**
thins 1M1 premium list came oil i t F o r t U i i ' i n e t P , Fla.. !m« bt*rn
the press last week— a Ot-psgi awarded to N aw to n and (ihtnti.
hook listing awards that total eontiictora of I ln riiR h u r g , M i f .
o'er 110,000. Reposition dates tht fourth corpa araa hi'«d«|uuijvcio set at Feb. E4 te March I. Urra annoonradl Wrdne*<Uy
Material For Defense Classes Is
Ordered; Mechanics To Be Taught
will be ordered the first of nest
week. Total amount of intney
spent on the courses Is fWOO and
all of this I* furnished by (he
federal government.
Studies of motor mechanics of
belli gasoline and diesel engines
nf truckv, tractors and automo.
bllf* will he taught. Other parts
of th* Instruction wUI include
agjastmsnt and repair of brakes
and earbuerators timing of mo.
t*rs. Installation of piston rings.
repa tr •{, Ueae, a.
m i| | >
The advisory board consisting of
I l ' J . Myer, II. J. Lehman. W. J.
Tall sad D. T . Inablnst wUI meet
this week to make final arrange-
RJckpockct* Monkey
’l l Found On Island
O ss of lh* monkgy* on th*
ksaferd coo s new Moakay Island
■ P taken up the habits of •
Htapodwt, according to Grady
»e~(API
In Emden Docks
LO N D O N , Jan. P --(A T — Prime
Minister ( huichlll declared to
day “ the chance of setting the
mrirrli ill. mankind i lenity and
tlL^l
]•** • t< K e fV U iip s rjjIv e quiet
In aerial 'arfnrH
The suhinnHni»
marine Tima, >eid im
Principals s f Sanford schools
wUI JUjet With Bpperln tendent
-It's an evil day that mnntti h# T . W . Lawton at noon today al
Flret class e l the prta-employ.
-wt'vmad, gmrway, Oov. the South Bide Primary School
M.'tand -aid. “and | hep* rve rv- tor tk dfecu*sJ«n i t J»*tUr* per- ment for defense Industries will
tady wfll get their toga early." mining la the local schools. Mrs. b« hold next Wadnoeday night
Stella P. Arrington will act as at 7 :00 o'clock when /a group
meet* at the High fleboot Farm
F M IR ID A G U A R D T O T H X ^ H
je w
Ttaaa expected to attend the building to take Up the study of
«-*N tNTONtn. Ta*. J*« *
PwrfMmw G. ip. M e motor mechanics, Aexaadcr John,
- W i - F i f t y officers and-m ore
Seminal* High Behor.1, eon, superviser of the classes,
said yesterday,
t> -n
«
rw th r^w tiv,
Although 13 men have regia,
’ iv> at Qa ’»
tered for UMclasees there ta sUII
(taltdng al it
room for thro* or four more men
ann'-ooerd at
to m tc r-lh * rlasaoa Voung-en—
’1' u -
Fires Started « '
Churchill Says Two
Nations 'Must Set
Man On Right Road
night rt«|ittfd
lh•flj'thlritqd flash of
tag on Bov let Ruaala to boUtcr
Bulgarian realaUnce.
Trvetimably Fhlloff told other
adulators and the k'ing of hia
trip to Vienna, from which he
returned Tuesday. It
was as.
earned he wee prepared to say
Just what role Geimany wanted
Bulgaria to play.
Speculation In other Balkan
capitals that German forces now
eodeentrsled on concentrating In
Rumania may enter Bulgaria
was generally discounted here.
I I . eras said that neither the
sees I her
nor
Soviet
Russia
agemed favorable.
.. PJtUoffs Vienna trip, ostensibly
I* . Mosul t an eminent physician,
mid given diplomatic observers
to ballsve he actually went there
Bo loam the meaning of greet
farm p* i m p
movements
*•
it Geimany expected
control
Britain Lauded
Naval Dockyards At
VVilhdmshaven Arid
Emdcn Are Attack*
ed By Air Force
s'■Lbmlen
K nnincr
i g fiyrslav,
je i
H R b id taken place discounted
repotta hoard In Belgrade that
IJW eff bad rejected a German
t h e m o v e ," i
COMPETE FOR FASHION JTITLE
Co-operation Of
WA.^IITNfSTON, J i m . f> -f/To
Fri'Ni«J«fit
r a l l r d l»p»n 1
Mfilir IcMtlfTN o f I h f | | uum*i nit.)
If* »i ronfi'ii*liei* lulu I*•
dnv ill liri;iM,atif>ii In jrlvr
Inin
v ith iu llv u n lim U rd n ti l h o rj t y in
ifiid
ii ml
h a ir wur nmt*"rinl"
T
W Law) "ii, Fujierintcndenl
i l l \ch"o|» in Seimnole County,
>>mil tislny he will make an effort
In secure * rouise in a* To drlv.
Ing hfic plinllnr 1<t ihu nu«i ttmi
tf ifow hrlnj* hfhl Iti V bntl.
0 vvr 0CHI high iwhunl ntiulmf*
"nkip i lir* coiifbfl in
ualnir
n
in’ tv dust .rcifilr'l iiniiu
inululi* nn,{ ju fur fit IUMrurlora
h ivp lu-rn Mhlr to b arn, n<•t fiiir
l•*i|i11 luiM huDn fifit hli'i| f 'r n
IrRiffic law v iriJailiiipi
hi thr Miufiil high rri’honl, tin1
"iii'i* iw nn rliM'Uvr i u u , vtilli twn
ft m•! n IinIf linurE IM* h wick ill xitli't |i#'twri‘ 11 n trxihouk. rhnlltI r*11*•* nti th«» rlftibfiftnMn ImihhI, mih!
•Irivr-M m I hr iI umI.cunt Nil rur Thr ifoiii'y
m m . f urfiiahrtl |»v I hr Aiurrlfiiii
1
( irriii HnI min u nd n t h n i l n i m n t
i’l l f u r h t m g t h r A rm
It hum amid ( h r mi*tdinie *»ight
•drmi I In- w a y fin ffihndm tlr»rt <d
u lull lim iorrow It
uUit mu I
mi h iu h n u t h o r il v I h u l t h f t*411 A n h u iu ih llr A K iD rln liun , h unn nf
it- fi rih i l in w n tu'ithcf im|iMsi
" «•i 11 thnlufl nut hiiuiJty hy thr
•L fy tli\ faifffi ftf thr m y ar»M,i.
m (' it Infill nn Irndd* u r iiuj n*»i
i
uni
•'t
up u rurjMiMilmu In hMudl<
in WtoJlniij:!'
N< tjao Nnvui
ini-t-tf by a atuty
i! " d r f r n v i ii I ri lac.
m IWc
Mt tIon tu fnf hid aoi h
t in |f’lK'lfft.
It far Adinlrwl John 11 Trnu 'h ,
u*'f •f naval aviation, liMlllitil
h* had tarn Informal that am.
|doy»N nf tha Uariffri Kliytofctrunt
t lufipMiiy, Fanningdslu til., In.
•ended In strike this aftamonn
unless I ho firm met union lie.
mis on Wagvs and oilier mat
ters.
me loinnany lisi eontinrls fur
2.mm ail plan* onglnrs for (he
Ai my sou Navy.
litpuM Credit Group
To Meet In Orlando
(M il.A N D O , Jan. U.— (Hpreial 1
- Stockholder* of
the
Florulj
Citrus Production Credit Assocta.
Unn will holg their annual meet
ing hero Jan- 81. according to
miiouncemant by A. F.. Pick,
aril president.
At this meeting, compleln and
detailed report* will bo made by
the officers of tb* association mi
Its o jifm lla n f fdr the past year,
directors will be elected and
other Important business trans
acted.
•
'
T h e F lo rid * C itr u s Production
Credit AeaoeUUon, which makri
short-term lean* to citrus grow.
to finawee Urn production of
their crops, serve* the entire
State, and In 1840 mad* loans
totaling 9 W JM 0 to ita
Great Unrest Is
Repprted In Italy
ntnl virturir*.
lire *11»e of Ihr diversion of
'thipiurntn for wnr purposes* Ult
Food Ministry sold* It will be nftesitsiy to vsry tbo ration *t Ah'ovi
notire in thr next few month*
within (hr nango of About 21 i t
32 cents.
It u m «l*o Usirncd that an
order insy suon he lisuad making
it illegal to obtain any twu «
the following dishes at on* m**l~>
fish, meat, poultry, cheese and
egtn ta the shelr.'prwioutly flefc
sis I meat st the same itreaj Wars
la I in.
V ,
AH this followed an e u lc ij.lll
arahitl
unra tlotted
press
"luxury" m e a P In restaurant*,
Sjierisl writers,
wrijrrs, terming the
fimil situation
scandal,
Ifii h national
ns
ilescritied how they had eatga
ttrinrniluus meals In swank spot*
wiihoul i sllori cards and d*>
elnreil "you ran hdvs aa much
fissl ns you wunt -t f you have th*
A im iUr rtitir r W
, n runillit t
.|I I hr Srmlnttli- Hij'li Srhotil
. ....... tlirrr Vrarn iijf'. Mr 1,nwm
u ft Mini, toilli W I* It'tvi, frdrr*
•I f m i11 iri«,|)ri!or, hr tin* lifRtriir•"i Mr. Ru m h»*i tlimr Kiinilm
t •1 1 in riiirthrrn ai hiniU mut Mr
I n toI "ii tirhrvra hr run hr "rcuffd
in triir h thr m u l i*r Ntfuift
All Mltrrnp! wan minlr tu grl
tt tlmil.rrintrnl ftutntiiuhilr fur Mir
roijikp thi re* yt*nr« mr*» Mjt iu ti*
to.i* MViiilnhlf at Unit tmip
*• L
MrKAy. prinripul #<f
S# imifiri|*« High Brlimd, m»iiI hr
tomiM liVi* In arr r» ruurar in
Ci* iliivlng inititutnl hrrr f'liH"**
hr hrllrVM thit you nif pnMilp
t l-ct ially nrrij Inalrurtu n of this
J. inti Mr Liiwton i»
i nthult nhnut thr rnurpr
:7*52
Red Crons To Send
SupplicH To France
W ASHINGTON, Js n . 0 -
■1,001) City W o rk rrs
In Chicdgo S trik e H arlow Legislator
( lilt AGO,
Jnn
.' id'i A
►I'i'iHilic series of strikes liri'ke
DA UK G tT Y . Jan. It— 1Spot 141)
i i . ■!
i n city tiffins l,sl»y us nr.
Urn F. funner, of Bartow, about
giiutinl municipal employes item- 16, wbi> was newly elected to th*
. u.tisit'd Iheir opposition lo u legislature from Polk county‘‘ in
proposed »ngs rut Klevalor «<•'
May, was killed Wednesday rdgkt
-) U lUUIjn'Jtil 111 U l l l j U f as tbs car In-wblek h«t hle-womHull, mill Irafflr rontrol lights and two ulhrr* waff riding tuhtfd
'linked mil al Ml Interacttlon* In ovrr about ■i’A miles south of hW*.
•tie d< wntown area at thr height
Mrs. Conner, her sister-ln^lalTi
of the traffic rush.
Mrs. Donald Bchupp and Mrs,' U b
cl Ur King, all' o r Barlow ' M**a
! 'Sinfully h u t, hbt KrioUSly ,U>
ured, and wer*' brought ta- a
lospllal her*.
The party was returning Itom
Tallahassee, where they had at
tended the Inidguratlon of Gov
ernor Holland Tueeday.
. ••
City News Briefs
The C ity (
tonight at 1
City Ball.
Tonight's i
min ton Club
until next w
bkt
r a m v A is
d a tb
I’A L A T K A , JtXL. P - W - J
Billings, genctai chairman of
Florida Junior Chamber of O
mere*, announced Wpdnemlay
fourth annual_ AMtim Feat
at Bavins Gardens Vould t a 1
K-r> S(a- *-*■
LOCAL
m
-(API
I'lana for limited fond relief
in unoeeupled France and Hpalij
were announced by tho Arne:licsn
lied Cross Wednesday after lh*
llrltiali government
agreed
t*
permit
thr
supplies
to
through the blockade.
Th r Drst relief ship will **|1
late this month, the Rad Cr**a
said, with canned milk, children1*
clothing and vitamin conetntrikUa
for unoccupied Franc* and' s
consignment of Dour and milk
fur flpaln.
IjJj
In addition, al th* tuggetilra
of Piesldsnt Rooaevelt, th* B id
Cross hs* offered a cargo of
wheat or flour to GentrallaelImo
Franco of Spain lo -meat th .
most immediate ne*a* of tbs
civilian population.
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