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la akM |hU.order eball bo M*~
llahafe tor feor toaaeehUve w*tfc*.
WnMW O. F. Ilrte«l»*. Clark of
lt U 4 nearly
r ninth night of racing goes j
w pout tonight l l Itw Ran.
Orlando Krnnrl CIl'j JO mlNt
of Sanford on V. 8. No. 17,
»l|li ft will gd another touch
to race, Iho ninth orrr Ut«
rlty dlaUnrd. > | . '
■dug arr-Smoky Mountain,
Jr|rr. Lady Lawyar, Oly ' SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 0 to >Dolly Oman, Rita's Girl, WV-WHh Allea Marble In the
J|M Norn and Todd* Dawn. profeaalenal rank*, a wide-open
Hr »hot price*, prevailed laal race U en fee the UUa af guaen
with daily double and nnln- of American tomtit. V r«,- ■%.
flguree searing into Ihrra
Not tinea ptg.tAfled. poker,
to nicht after night. Real faced Helen Willa area the durafend Grand BN, two 2d to 1 ptonahlp at the age at Jl—tni»
waa Seay back la iMS-hfe* there
been aueh a waU.fi i tehad field.
Thera la no daaiMaM tetetfander.
1 t o in m r iiic tn iM
IJlCT ItAt'C —Kulurllyi
Any one of a eeora of atria mat
I*d. loi'lrr
( cton» Jag triumph at Faraat nOTa next
.
I «. K I. ■unimer, and gain the honora and
Hon fl«
f firotkrr akin
Bjjwe funyrr
* jniiy truer potential fortune which few, If
WCONn ttAcw-PMturlir,
any other, •porta offer to o
K S .1 U?*f •' Oatlr Deul.l->
Name ntrl
lew. La,hi,, woman.
The race la being Incubated In
Bn* f«X
« Derye Dree
iMNr«||
e, I lade l.nmnni California, from which Helen
W iiXt
Nerk Wllla, Helen. Jaeoba and AINe
Mirlbe hall and which, on .the
tort Heir er Da'lv Dnubtri
77*!!'**. S'* . ' S Armed dirt batla of official nutkbga. poaMabl«»l ItoJI'O Stark Ur linen aaaaea the majority of atrioua
n*«
•. t n»vk mile contendere. Local matehea will
ha watched clearly taring the
winter, but a real line on proa,
ly AidHi*
i ji-iBtt
jMelnc Andrew a tier PuMilr pactlea champlona la acarcely
C ! l V, .
T Idlllr RarkMrno pottlblc until the big aaatorn
tournaments of 1MI.
m i i n A c i- M i 4'i n <
On Uia record. Helen Hull Ja.
nut'
coba mutt be considered tba girt
. n l i M ' 3 to beat. Tba Berkeley laaa waa
ttTH •RArK-rnlnrttv: '• "• national ehamptoji' from • 1MB
to* Heertr»*» Per i roe ffnlrtr through I FSB, and In the 19(0
ene » Im««»
I
Wrote
toerju#
•» li'iltoof nor
Field Contends
For Net Crow
£«•&«_■ ,iasr-
W\‘wrww " l *
By tarry Brawn
d !\ *a o lfe ^ rt^ N *
y ■blast their weary way f.ow
'■unber to bunker—tba while eon.
•Igniny nil aaad tnqn It the In*
"rm*l region* In various letigu•ret, (all profane)—hkra a , tuple
•( a'Uea In tha prnftaOlaral ranlu.
Ab )»u t . two of t ea namin'
|tr,(>to.f !v*»t .Rttoftoo »nd
GtM, Uaraaen, think' It’a high
Uuta aouathlng was done ojou'
t.
Interviewed neparatety, Rnnyan
Jnd Cararen tarn up with almlar r’dnlona In Uia metl-r. t» wlti
; Golf eonrae. are too touch for
Itbfe dttf.V, too aaey for tho proM a u i,
'Rtoryan would remora toe trapmtlreiy,'
"My;
Idea/,
saidmy. w
n . m
r Paul,
m ail "would
woum
■e to allmlnato iunkera. Trapa
when , they are raked afeoelh,
iran'l haunts to tlx bettor p*o.
'raalogaU. Any.pto in a trap
'xalda c reasonably Dal green at.
necto (o get down fa) two, at me
three, strokes. .
•
“ Feer blgh tooting player ma
takei aa many aa three to get otof tba tend, end perhaps thel mn
ny
to get down.4 ,
Karaken favvred moving llir
trn;M.,V
“A flock of trapa ISO yar..
front the tea will cause untolu
it
a
n il. la eeraait ->
Ito Ike etMbti
law in ike l
i w r c a h e t e r it
a • FI* 'toIMN
rr
ORKTR. UUi. Ben. Ike to
Bo.
vtltw . th t« ii.ee.
f|**|fn,‘ -*T#e«rrgfeewe, Bn. tier.
It.ft to It-It, a Vat. »IM l«
IllANR. Mm. Bn! Itpr«. It tOL
'
;AtiMrLowiui. • cw if, *tt.t*T »•
"tin tn t
Iltdto »n
•ABBACir,
’ANItUTN.
JcvlO DoflS A GRPAt
r*c Tea. Ord. to Fey.
___
llrd. Bo. llora.-H.to.
tom. Don «to .to tic.
IK.aa. r,./
no. Bakt. Tto to ti.ee.
•m.Knr. r »r crat*. ti.et to it.ee
otrry Ifnrta, p»r citi*. t ill.
TTTUC Na ekoto.
COUAItW, Pom. Ron. (tcYlo We.
*!Kr3 . 1*o oo«l».
mtoj J
,
J o e o p B A U d V W P t i* )^ ^
FAtotHtSOOMCPfbSrflOfe)
X&JiStliSL*, 1
A*IOCtM »M SA/HW
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r ia t
<
Pnarl
Onwl.l
m
^
a
a s
? jf Fwr'm'.n.-,
w^u!- ^ 1 h‘ *hw>*
Teams From
at, Iim im... nn. Hoe.
w» t liii»| i. u r . m»«i
ln,w ^
Icoghtr for the' low aoorera by*
t*n,n?
•*)**»• ot contours and
reUa," bo tfeld."
" U t tho gi rent bo faced at
theta la. an opening, (or anu,
JtoW kirnlght gown the inu,<.
T W tho 1Jon* bitters irouldn'
io fjlo to 1st out wtthont C eari
of wbera tot ball might go. Thor
California.
Sarah Palfrey Osaka, Callfor. teuld hu a|f.p«a ta.-lliw gtnto* b
throw th* boiF.tofcrd the hob
nla.
.
• i ' U i • V ,,.
nbpn the ahot la ma w
Virginia Walfendw, Callfor
ctf7ott
^ fe.downwarj
roll on the rides to make It dlf
in tti« openinc mulch or .tnfe.feB*
nual Central Florida I’ru-Amateur
Tournament yaatorday afterboen
at lb* Sanford Country club with
two under par beat, acorta of, SB.
Tho two teams were cotrpo « +
of W. W. Loy, amateur, paired
with Dm , Kps tea, prolaaaioaal.
,3th of EuatN, and Warren PfeWy
mn, amateur and Harry i b m E
prnfrabkmal, loth of Lceafaur^.
Third placa waa divided.Ptofjm
three teams, 'Jjm Sweeney aha
Pug Allen, 0 . IV. Bpeticer'-nnd
Pug Allen, end •l*hll Graahaff
and ftalph Btewart. A ll. these
leaaiv tcorrd an even par V i!'
S.E.CCage«Get
•ATLANTA, •
S^ntheaetorn 4C
Ball opens fell
tilth moot of th
Intr warntmpa»
t« the nraaa tM
; Primary ' atjat
on Ken
Pimple*,' B f
leaauaa 'nupi'w
ohleh ert toho
JACKSOI
assFStmoesis
, ran to if;.
W
P ?
OIIAKdKC. r
it.rt to t:
TANnnntNR
onArrrRtJi
trpi.Wt. Vartans Ten
' •« Vcr. nu- Baht. Il.t
<«nN. Cwt. It.)# In |
m
ChfeTOkpe |
With, ptririi
V < W ^ r ^ t e r t m c o T ' cwt: ii t i
tlM l|.l|t •'* •; to * W
.ao
I*
’IITAHAOAA- ft# the baa ll.to.la
VVTKHT POTATOrat Wo. .1 BtolC,
' tixa to ei tte rwt.n/ce m ittt.
ether rim
Muter' dc
rankings.
ImpBfeldtUW
ivo tomorrow
it la Tampa
radla. Faell.
»f woodwork,
IMH'«ngtnM
liable at iho
f tent to tlx
r fat, tba work
WNted room
sus a ffi& z x a
.will coma to Plov’-de next treat
faro*' Osborns at Itea 1FrancStB. 'J f * tori* rjnlnga .lg; $ too
Everybody concedes a. ehmwo to e f rircuit bmtlnnlrif w]ih> C
Wlattr Haven Kapnal elub'e thl
nmufel benefit thaw, ta be ho
mlma cay ahe’d have m a N
Fleming
W, W. L6y,' and LtoitCeataB, W
W. Dawaon and Ab« T1M 9| 14
1"Winners of thd amateur va
dmataur tournament vrvtci' * %
Owen Eubanka and' Guy Pell
rtt, .07:' Joe lloudak and Bet
Ward. 80i II. B. Taylor and F.
mSSto*'
il at New
•»*r atoarto.aad 1 *
iff!'W 5» V. IS:
:i;:
rtiS'ffiru? js
■tormina tour. Virginia weak*
for a living, mit oontfnoaa hoc
tennte through, the winter.
.
rT *
.
iff;
»*
WilfWISa
i •**•* \ ‘ I
ijWtewIng tlx Winter Hava
mrort, shows will fa^ bald p! Cfaa
wMuy, Jan. 14, l» i at S L .M bB
i*-* * M
1
3rlr. •
i
m
fi"1
'N
m
>JB*a
nuA r a
t cyy1? f.r
>- A.vvluVfl
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Bcm lnole C o n n ly l ’ rodocas
J lfo ra F ru it A n d V egeta b le* Th an AO ’
S im ilar
A rea In
F lorid a
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
JANU ARY
1941
M em ber A m o c lM e d
Will Em Tjhn As Mayor.Turks Prolong fia Awaits
Army Seimce Arrival Of
STEPS DOWN
For All Men Nazi Troops
By Governor
tooridaV New Chief
GUIs On Citizens
lb Co-Operate To
a . “Limit Of Ability”
Joint Resistance To Greeks Claim Further
Germany By Russia Gains In Albania;
And Turkey Stiff Weather Slows Air
Reported Possible Siege Of England
A N K AR A, Turkey, Jan. 7 — i ;
LONDON, Jan. 7—( A n —
lirtsan raiders were reported
W l— The Turkish government,
today
In have
killed
or
•war* of Ihe Ian* Nail army In
woutded aivarst persona in s
Rumania, today |>a-ied a bill pro.
midland* town In Ih* heaviest
longing Ihe aervlre for all clast,
or a aeries af daylight raids
ta under arm*. Tha nambar of
• calnct that Indaatrlal area,
t-ondon, and tbe soulheasl
man affected was not publicised.
Diplomatic source* regarded 4 rwasl.
-------Joint Rufciian-Turklsh resistant*
nr A iiw iit N rrvta
1 Odd. weie reported four to one
At Sofia today that tin- Nuiia
goulil move in.within a few itsy*.
toy
»>dd Tu
Turk aoureOa sasvrted that if
Die Oetirmant '.cross the Danulie,
ike Tu
Turkish *tn»y would mai-cli
Into Hi
Hulgarla do meet them.
i
^'T
T h r» Orreka
fepo rletl new gninR
la
R >
Albania; !»)• lUUfg'v wen* rp.
pried restoring atlfriy, lui yield-
Will Be Needed
MgirTa Given To
Maintain Govern
ment Of Respect
lUnir o n . F lo rid a to
urt p ro m p tly and to
o f ita a b i l i t y G o v Holland de-
d u ty aa A n w rc U n * w ill lw to
hold US tho hand* o f our
m a t P resid en t,
our
ConSoyas, tba commander* of cur
Army and HaVy as lb# nation
mcvaa rapidly »«U *r th ,lr 1(» drraklp to tba creation of Imprrg.
nabU ’daftwa.** . '
... '<
■ M lNtaff htgfcwaya war* named
Waltar B. Cel* nun, above, will
coma to the and of hla three-year
tarm on tba City Commiuion and
hit one year -admlnlatratlap at
Mayor of Sanford tonight at a
netting o f tba Commission.
’
-^
tvw m ssn •• ragr mree. y
-ORLANDO, Jan. 7 — (Spe
cial) — H. K. Drummer, prssi.
dent of the R. F Orummrr and
Commnr, last night dl-cloaed
that.nfn offering of f 14,000,000
■»( nau-fallaMc t .percent refund
ing hands of feur counties, Hirer
la ,p a ** « of tnem Central Florida coun11tea U1 was'
tle*/hiul best! msda by hla firm,
•lore - "From tha reaptin** already rea ■and a al
landa «••?•«!,• Mr-fCrummer Mid. ‘'Flor
id* Is,Occupying tha .most favorla ths nation." It la the
offirUlV tk rocenl
iron* Tnitlthtlon of a
that vplurno of aei ahalt petiod-of
**Sen*tor”
Described
ground*
appeared
ml
tbs AlUXlorkU p«b*. edited by
W. F. TbarklMton.
front 06T. Raltond**
■You1?* mtoting ana of- the
meat beautiful 'Bprtna-apata in
tba aLata If you fall to jd a lt
Sanlsnda Springs." -Mr. , T V rIrildaon Mid In tba atarjr gecbm-
rsisur .££?%«„«-
g hundred-acra -park, ara marvaleualy beautiful, and tn addition
tla fact, tha 1 M>00,0<xrgallon* of m yiU l
against
Navy Expects To
Add 4,000 Planes
WASHINGTON.'Jan.
Rear Admiral John H. Towera
told Congraaj, today that de*.
plt* delay* and* ns*tim»tk». tho
Navy exported to add about ifiOO
plana* to jta fleat this year.
, Replying t» a qnaatlon by
Oxlrirxn Vinaon <D-Ca.|, tha
chief of naval. aviation, testified
at llm opening of an bkvastlgatfon
of tha ^ a ^ f d fith ilU la r and
Aircraft program* 0y tba Hou.e
Naval Committed
“ of courea ta m i
the preaant'ootpvt
thing ju—s lb la w i
remedy tba aitaal
Italians Say They
W ill Keep Fighting
As British Advance
New Pledge Is Made
Of Fidelity To Axis;
Cairo Headquarters
Announce Progresa
FirORTDA S NEW GOVERNOR
Turks Gather On
Bulgarian Border
94,000 Italians
Are
Said Knocked Out
Of War In 28 Days
I tlHO.
Jan.
T—( AP)—
Hr ill.h inuip. ihnsaliag J n y
lnl« I ih,a were reported Is.
f t
day In hate reached Ktsdcas,
( Ih
[toil wralhnr Caused a lull in
sirpiirl lor Tobrnk. aad ta
aerial warfare between tireat
ha,r raplurrfl
40
Italtoa
sin snd Germany
r>lr*>r« d- marrd fy y m too■leili- h to>ml> attacks TV*
■ L o n d o n , Jan. 7
oi*)— it.itllsllan. bad abandiHird the
air pint,
■01 iHimbera have sunk or damII* I '-»r|„ |rai
<1 serliunly a number nf liulUn- hiihnii r.ilnm t I ik I bv
*)t sabmarlnta
nl
Hnnlenuv,
" arili-Miitlv d -iiffirm o rl" Ita ly 's
Iqrance. an,| hav* liombe.l Indus,
fu lfill v i<» I In- A gin nlliani-o
lal northern Italy *> effeelivrthat some airplane plant- their
/uni it a ilflfr m iim lio n in fitrht
derided to move, the nil
mi. f v r ii :ii t li«> u ffu iu l H rilpppoae Hovlel policy either ft* filutoiry declared last night
islt i|ii:irli-is nt (*aipo anFinland or Moldavia, ihe Humanlunriup nf damage repotted in.
iiim iim i -i I
llm l
ritK'rallnnA
tan area which aiiv'ln* Bi-ssarabl*, Ilcted on tha Italian wsr math me.
former Rumanian -oil alreaily * « .
iigrisi i»Ht
Ttotiriik,
I 'a x c l t l t
The >uinmary, touching on up
nexe.1 by Russia
turn- aa far back ns Oct her,
N orth A frii'tiii
Imat*,
n crc
(There was no rinfirmatlon of
,Unwed descriptions of inula on
"liriM -fKlnig siil inf net n rily ."
heae raporla. hegtgbr, in Ilu*s4a> |feat in which docks were "spnln
A llml, pirlury af lluaaollJliV
flulgarlan, Rumanimi nr Turktok
Itereil by
l\apv
sticks
of
i mm ian.|ia ign araw paintad by
nibs" last Iwiflghl m.l s de•uureaa).
1,4iiul<mi R,.ii Ait «»fflrisl report
imyir itonisgeil on finlur.lay
lhm( PI,Him Italia li* had been
D e -p ita n "immense lutnsgo"
kfiiH'lti'tl out of Hie war— killed,
d cballgUgvs from
riermnn
wo muled, i apiufetl nr itiiAalng —
liter plane-, ihr Driti-li *aid
ill Ihe |iu«i 2H day*.
aircraft relumed anfely fr'tn
■ y 1*
Meanwhile.
400.000 Turkisk
inlay's atlnck.
8, O. Rhlnhnleer* prraidant of
Mild
lei * wire u p rtnl muattl Ifl
(The
Germans
*sld
two
IIritihr Sanford Atlantic
National
Bpcfaard I,.'Holland o| Bartow Was inaugurated today a- the Thrace along lUilgtria’a Eooiliarai
bombers crashed Into the sea
mg an aUamplfd
UovcVnur of 1h«
tha Stale of Kim
Flmbln
Tallahassee. The nalh ul herder
In Uw l i r eieI Mru gjw lli Shin- V rlnt
ntt*pipl**l raid
mhl on Gar.
u«r- 'JHth
'JMth Uov*Vru»r
bin In Tal
With uniTei than .111,000 Italian
noon by lilrnn Terrell, primarnr wt far. m c ils d In tba
Rent Inel declared m T hT i l a : f T X T . H def Jusllca nf .hr Supreme ............. FI....
••hamhh'A nf llardia. libera Prein the Orlando *Wamlni
mi. r Mih«olinl hail ordered a dawritten by Hsvb Mosher for s o ff aouthwral Norway Sunday
Th»
Air
Mini-try
newservice
i die 'land, the Hrltkk YEnguard
catch of speeklgU trout Ihey tomin I
Vi wlcithiy ara* *'tipp«Nicblng Ikf
.aid Hritt-h luunb- hed “ severrlv
last waekend.
Itihnik area*" arrurding to a
Mr. Mother dracrltied the trip dsmagetl it -tint outright" It"
gcIn-Mi I heaiIi|iiarleMt i lunmuniqoo.
i.jit -uhmnrinr- baeed «t ^ llui
si follows:
i In Home, (In* llahan pftt*
'SFVPflli
“ Fishing Indian
in ......
River water— ..... ,^*RtlX on
sltark- on llnrdrsii- are
ailmillefl the llnll'h had i^tabwith live shrimp for bail, out nf
Toe
ruimlrroffenslve. to
li'hed |M>*iliriiii w illnii 22 lailoa
by
•Ir Tidiruk, including the ia irt
I nt nf Snli Hitocch and llambut^ and
Ilia submarine- baaed there
Shlnhnlaer, of Orlando, md Mr. |
til f Imn
-trr dial (hear were under attack by
Sanford,
S. O Shlnbotocr, of
ol lri noon, in niMkr thr i * ttiiliH ii plane* I
ught IS «n a apockled aeatroul 1^ - M o L p A n n l i t ’ U t i o n
caug'
ill (tit* lMill|Cu)tMn nf Muti t
|
A gnuitol
ih e n la g g e rin g n u m b o f
_
w*sighing from 8 pound* up to fi ID4 m H K L
I "l*nd Hi
at (the
I lf
\! umi-ipal Jnf Ihiliau pn*mirr' taken in Ibf
pounds
! hi-'e new
resiihut'
are
!*
nlrapment
of Clrnrral ller^ontJM
n**w fftoi
Although the
weather
Rin-'ii' iiii
*ii kcy«
vigninllv j h* Manila gnrri**>fi, U»o*ting lo boiiiiXikrY*
stormy, and showers fell In other
Itullw
I tween 70.000 and Hit.1100 Ihe t<*Sanford
Doudney,
Seminole
nearby section*. Ih* BhlnhoWre , - - y
assessor, reporleii tinMrmlH'M of l|i*« Snnforil T o’IMf'
itohilld hit* fine Khe-Ii' ! Ini number ra|dutril in 24 *lay«
y
and
report
Were lucky snd.
"no .tain j
|h„ nnly M .ppitc.t
i'4' V ill (he jnen-fii tune lie Ini |tritatn*' de*ert r»ffen»iee, (bo
( Iii 'ii m» l last ri 1s hf **1 vlit* It*-*•r* •*
and enough fish" on their flrhing had been u ade for homc-n-s.l
I li' hide hruwfi feliuw with u 'itii(i«h ln*»e* were eaid In hate
f|)r H , (l„ rt
trip. It Ip to be noted here that rcamptinn -ince Thursday, though I
«11
lull who i« rmitniually Sheen amaxingly small,
,
on another flihtng Jaunt some ,,ver 2200 application* were f.b-d
»A Melbourne 4l»*(»alch aald
,ol‘“ wf d fy ■ • »> « ol pti'iiirig or pulling other munday* earlier, the*# 0rlando.8an. last year and an Increa.e .. u . i 1'" 1*;. V . t o
Jidm
Henry, llial h bit thut AuMiralian lrwo|w. wbu lad
P" ‘ " ..T'
iiwitnlfij to the Vbinnrr*
rlunford angler- took on tha first day *•* »
teua In r n in (hi* khi two (hr filial aiMiilt nn liar tits, aaf*
til l "* arc _
_i
*for
it vii i r mutiri'tfi have u
*ll<i ii hi - ji ifit Hi* i* of o rpc tic railed frrrtl fewer than f.00 ra«U lltki I
of fishing lom i 60-odd fin* trout;
"Blanks
ready
all
••upiiar n#Xt Kininy li(|(111
on the second day, 17. The fish iho*# who applied Uat yvui. Mi
Stjiuilr »m nf llrl(i*h bamktri
1i>> it unit Khe*iie,‘ a mil will a(
1
li*im'ftiiig
star
Hri(
ut
taken on this earlier orcaalon Iioudney « ld . “ and to cause a. >, , |ih L Klld
M uM|
hrW bur» I In *i«c nf the nthri Itl»rMi» ti till'd the meehantied adraiica
ranged in weight from around !
delay s. possible, Ibcbto-’k* , , ,lw lllt
pr.ddcm. of to,. niMt4 f v at the /*«« lhat air cnll- imllv in ihetr ennirling push WPpound* each up to • and 0 pound- l.ttla
have been prepared *o that little tmu i-I. At fl :.t(l u clock n covon-d f i). .1 Im raiff* Jamc* Mmijrh ( ii Tohiuli, an even more Import"
b«u, jiary aupn intrmlcnt, hnfira anl bane than llardia. In U flk t
lima la needed to fill them out
di-n -u|i|>er will lie served Fsi li
intangllte personal property •mi- attending is tu I ring -and. I Im liftiry will remain fnrmll) similar In those which pawed tba
wlit n in* K**1a larger
hr will wav for the fierce, (wo and onatag raiurna should te made now. Wichr- mid small
rltohe*
fur It h Ilow n| In r«*maln on (hr i», half day final a*»aull on Bardlfthe tag aaaasaur Mid.
i them-rive* and one laige cove'ivt li*n*l It isrltt now hr i* (he umal
Al Tobruk, it » » » unrtetEtood,
li for the whole gioii|i After Ilia Vfill uf Ihr inniatr* nf thr Marshal Cranam ha* maaaed tha
DETROIT, Jan. 7—W —Presi
thi*
»u|>per
thnsE
ulifndirv^
will
I'-liifl'l, ut t-nj 4 ing In M» Mritigh • ream of bis hlarkshirt W toa*
HKKH II. 8. IN IVAII
dent Arthur Nutt o f the Society
plav carrU*
tun
rmir* ft m hn remaining I7ly*
of Automotive Engineer* today
Thnaa
who
wun
piisr*
nt
tin*
In »t tne part* of Imllit (hr Khr- 000 (mop* and ia determined ta
NEW YORK, Jan. 7-ld h I).
daclared “ f don’t tlilnh It to right
con make a strong *tand.
Charles F. Rove, farmer chief hiniro yamoA last night were lb «ii- m Henirul tnutiki)
to taka too peaaimlatto a view
Additionally. Itritiah source* e*of the aircraft • portion of the ■urgeon of the American Hospital W H Shrlky, Mrs B A Mulzm, «lil»‘tft| earrrfi. iiml j* nflrrt pmfm a i i program.
I "* Faria, -ahi Monday he believed Hairy Cmaaaman, .Mrs, L. M. lifh tl uml fn l Id ihr niai(lihnr- limale Cermany is sending 1060
national
Nutt, n view president of the! Germany would declare war on fllmra, Ml-s Olive Dlnkel. Miss h 'nd nf (rmfilnii of Hindu priraln or mure planes to the aid •*
Wright Aeronautical Coep.. ultl 'W countiy within a month or Inn Fenwick, Mr* Hairy l ' r « n . III’* fluid fOTnaiat* of era in, Iravr*, Italw
man. Waldo Aldrich. Mis G h fiuit, 11tarda and Inarcta.
|Ilelgrada veports Sunday aaid
tha expansion af facilities ha*
Lui nett, Mr*. Lulu Banford. Mi..
Ih r KhraUR arr a qUitfrlwinr (Germany bad promised also l®
been “ terrific, bryond our great,
Kalbenne Percy. 1 M Himes. I*.I itltd arr likely lo hully olhrr ■end Hrattanl two Germaa
eat hop**.'
It A Molten and F |l. Shei intmkeh-* hot their fight*
*re “hsniied dlviaions, perhaps •hoard
wimm!
Several
of the
gur*l» ►lui! i und end with mme nm»r big Junkers transport p h ara)
won two prise*.
'than injury. Mr. Moughton paid
Official ronaraunifluey told Of
flllicr* attending the meeting They im v i1 a b o u t In ( r e a l h a n d ', bund red* of tons « f Brltlah hosabo
were Mr. W. H (Jr . y , Arthur a lili'h tr Ihe raunr of t|ui1r a bit rn )id iim iiitioa Jialkan fa r iu n t
fiiflllh u ff. J *
i n f e r n n if W ot- nf fhrtr arrappifiiT, h# idded
(ion*, barracks *nd airdrome* Ol
do Altinrh,
in
continuous
rmtdt
- R O M E r « n c - i» u P i^ n u i u i .
If w o reported recently tha! Tobruk
over 1*2,000 nf thear monkey* throughout Saturday night. SumIan geventaaent today conceded
tba British army's capture of
a t ie impnrted into thl* country day amt Sunday night
in nne vrsr. Moat of (hem are
Bardla with a dacUratioe af de
n(
medical clinka for rewearch
termination to fight the war tJ
Tba Beralnoto County
Home
work a* only about 2,000 were
CJM* will meet tonight at 7JO
amt to EOtia. T b f dliCaM** nf thrae
a «b «k at toe^Armoy,.
NEWTON. N. J„ Jan. 7 -U P ) m<nkey* are ilmlUr lo tlu»*e of
h
greater aid to
vaalry meeting o f ’ the 7~ A Husacg Caunty Judge, John human heinr<* »n4|. thev
.. are very
,
Kglarepal Cburrb baa been Dust Uw* >' '.J ay uphalil the conetL I ' < ? < ,n « " rh "'udy. Mr Moughs h a n g h a i.
J»«i—
llangkoh
report*
that
TOW
,- S t e V n t ll next Monday* nteht ‘ u“ " n» l" » ^ IK# aUU'a "rare * ' «>•>
“
**” * hatred statute* arut act Jan. 31
"It might be lnl*rr»tmg tn I Simses*> foreee had
children
who
read
Klpllntir*
Junlor •mtinclng Wllbalm
Kuna,
Mrkun- River to tovof
national German. American bund gle flta,k lo know that the bsd. Imto-GtliiA seersingty
leader, with olghl bund aaaociatas nils, hievous Bamlartow Rhesus, (bat bonier war ta •
on tbe indlctmanU charging them were lire kidnappers of tb» m*n- rsl slag* today. Uilllare
with "promoting hatred against
servers rxpreaaad the 1'— ' '
tha •people o f the Jewish rollthat Jspanes* luU riistlaa
.
gion."
Iweouiisg strong:r.
It waa tha first court taat « f
the statutes, >Moed in 1036.
f
Miamii Paper Has Senunolc County
PjMMtiBfifOted To Refunding Bonds
ftmilaiffiv Scenes Offered For Sale
rounding
NUMBER 114
P rats
,IgTYj—
__?r *.
. . a-Vsf-
■ m l I i lb m l „
fin anting ennatota mf four
...... lamas, on* of 17,000,000 of
road and* bridge and tchool di*.
trtet bond* of Lake 0*unty| H ,
000,000 nf toad *nd bridge and
school district bond* of Volusia
county; I t .000,0Off"-#f road and
bridge bonds of 8rt0(jteU County,
and 11,000.000 of rt*d and bridge
bonds. V Msnatao county.
The bond*, maturing Mrtatly
from 1043 U 1000 , VMM priced
to yield 3 to 4 parcont, aeeor.1inr to maturity.
The 114,000.000 of securities
ia being Issued U COtlra Ifl ad
vance of maturity an equal par.
ralua amount of higher rate and
callable obligations o f longer ma
turity. Tharo nr* , t l road and
bridge school and county-wide
bond isauM Involved Ip tha Lake
rouny operation; 00 rend , and
bridse dtotriota and school Issues
t„ the Volusia refunding and
vrn county-w|3# and road and
bridge Isouaa In tho Manatre
county raflmnalng, >
In all theaa opayations, R. E.
Crummer and Company was the
sola refunding » n i ' refinancing
agent for lha municipal
aim*
i- jt .j, •
Mr Cram mar si*lad treatecUy
tb«l Ih* majority of ibc bnmi,
will t.e a»ld outs ids of Florida.
"The offering to tho Outstanding
endorsement for th* State whkh
evidences rpitiiiO ranfldenr* in
the «tability of Urn Bute of
Three
Three I
toauad at
toeday brl
yaar to jl
plea wore
» Get
licenses
Sanford Angle™ Are
Mentioned In Column,
4 New Rhesus Monkeys Will Take
Up Residence On Monkey Island
a r w r - E n K ; i“ wss
mod- each. •
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iTourists Meet For!Business And Play;
iFor Exemption Forms Plan Picnic Supper ' ;
Expansion Of Plane
Factories Praised
Italians Concede
Bardla’s Capture
iy News Briefs
" i — •'
“ Race Hatred" I^aws
Hold In N. J. Court
Jap Intervention
In Slam I
Seea
Monroe In 1940 Wao
i 8 Years, Williams Says
LOCAL WEATHER
FLORIDA — Mnelly
ELEVATION
WASHING
Tha f « u l * .
Harrison of
rto-Jy
tonight aad Wadaeariay; slightly
cooler no tha north coast tonight.
GEORGIA — Ueatly cloudy
tonight aad W idnu d iyi
light
rains along tha coast this after^ALABAM A • —
Cteddy
Group Of Four Men
To Direct Defease
WAHHlNOTQN.Jwm t —W V -
aad
a
�4WSW*pe*MWgwc*:
Herald
Inauguration
Daayer Ahead
M«seu*',
fw
»
NEW
YEAfit
•*"•*•*
i, At,l
*L,
'Tlioy m w for tho fir s t time that In this spirit
of conquest manifested by the dictator nations everyw h ere,
lm la n l M O ■■* there was sortie danger for the United States. Not many
people could tall you Just what It was. Most of them be
lieved it hnpoeaibls for Germany to cross the. Atlantic
with sn Invading army and attack the United States. Yet
we were worried. W e m w danger lor a In what w ii hap
pening. Hitler had hung a red light In the eaatern skies.
No one can deny that a change la sentiment swept over
the United States with the fell of Pgrie.
This awakening manifested tteelf In hurried appropristU>ns for rearmament. Never before In the history
t t * L I V E A S B K O fi TO D AY of the United States was so much money voted for guns,
planes, warships In so short s time. Never baforptfl peace
DOVE to
THE
KEY
TO time were euch vast expenditures authorised for anything.
RIGHT
REIATIQNB
WITH At.the same time new laws were quickly phased by Cos.
GOD AMD i FBLLOW
MANi
Tboo shslt lov* tha Lord thy grass giving the President the right to call’ out tha Na
Oao with sit thy heart. and with tional Guard. For the first time In the history of this
sll thy soul, and with all thy country coihpuleoty peace time conscription was enacted.
pUlldl sad with all thy itranith.
Now all tills earns about because tha Germane had
sad tho* ah iit' Iota thy ntljhbor Bf, thyself. Thai a if none reached the Atlantic ocean. England still stood. The Brit*
other
commandment
grantor ish navy still retained control of the Atlantic, and Indeed
he Mediterranean sad ether sees. There was no way for
he Germans to attack the United StetM any toon then
CAPTAIN'S WEATHER VANE
there had been before the fall of Prance. And yet we didn't
(from Th* ChrittUn Bclenro 'Ike It. We didn't like the Idee of aggressor nations being
Monitor)
.
perehed on the opposite aide of tho ocean which washed
You gallop North, yon gallop ur ■hores.
Smith, ,,|
Now consider how ws would feel about It.If Englaad
Asd tomatlmos East and Wait:
fell. If instead of being blockided within the continent oi
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
The ridgepole It your hitchingEurope by the powerful British navy, the Axis power*
post
By JOB HENDRICKS
a era to gink that navy or capture It, and gain control of
Which never gives you rest
the Atlantic, and an the other seas, bow would we like
BUNGLE SUMS UP 19*0—1 tha division which was niads in
But when the tawn la (oat In fog that? How would we feel in this country if Gortnany, Italy, am still reading th* ermie strip*. I03S s
th* Csngresiman from
and Japan with a more powerful navy than the United
gh*t*S like g mermaid's vail,
who waa d«Th* Bungle Family appearing In the Si
Year nostril* .sniff (ha
oast) states, were not held at bay by a friendly and still valiant- a Florida n*wtpsptr, quite often ______
...........
Members wvr»
I f*at«d.
All ......
stl
y fighting Britain?
haa
soma__.
verySrltly
‘ if.al*ci*d and B in ccntinucd to
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V *
has ____
■ good
_.,1l.me*
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" moral <br iw-vlrcl*d by larg* majorities.
Tew twitch yotwjfhitad tall.
A gorilla Is at larga In ths world. It hso oeisod and tala* at
avUhed beautiful Prance. Britain coming to, her aid *» Tha'following aollloquy of Gcorfo No. I do not think that w* are
4
L - • • •’ ■
Teg on • ship, long moon* age engaged in a Ufa and death atrnggle. I f Britain loses we Huitgle on New Year's Day I afi aid. I bclkv* that any sitting
Mrm'.sr of CongTMa hna a great
A tailor dreamed, and planned
' TeerjiijjrifhUy mans and marry
With (tstdy, craftsman hand,
lU d though you r* roof-bound gaU
'o regain inti tnalntalh a free .world. We shall send you, In
.'ver-increuiug numbers, ships, plane*, tanks, gun*. This is
:ur purpose and our pledge."^
iwn th* s«a!
GHILLEY.
Mslp A*ls Vtrbt
lllnft In ihc Orals Ban-
jptCym .......
Good PubHcity For Sanford
■
Sanford and Semiriols County did right, well In the
i F * as* tald thal the apongv lewepnpera of the state last Sunday when three of Flori
B*k*msn left x*y W»ai in iset da'! leading dallies freely donated several columns of pub*
p w ilM Sf Um danger from Span. I'rlty to attractions In thla vlctnlty. In view of the fael
Mb gunboat*.
list we have so little to contribute In tha form of paid
idvertialng, this free apace on 'the part of tha larger
iaillea is doubly appreciated.
S 4lS# Cataatllsi Show .t tm
The Orlando Sentinel contained two articles which did
Msed Botanical
Gardtn
ntH
redlt to this section. One of them, written by the editor
ilmtelf, described Sanford's agricultural background, told
tow celery and lettuce are produced, gave a brief reeume
t tho efficient work of the 8tale Farmers Market and waa
iccompanied by a number of pictures of celery fields and
he loading platform at the market. The other wia a fM ure article by T. R. Higgins on Pioneer Night at Lake
,t A few o f our reader* m m dla
fosad t* help th* Brltlah enough fary and waa also accompanied by a-targe picture.
IO m*h* Germany sore but n*>
At the M m e time the Ttmea-Unlon in JackaonvOle waa
■"*agh la aava thvm from Inva.
riling about the excellent fishing on the 8t. Johns River
•nd in other Seminole County w«tera. In MacDonald Bry'Uh a native aoa of Hanfon m'a column we read, "Cecil Howard advises he caught the
[%toayast' With a former Baa imlt "during two days' fishing in the Oeklgwake River
d* aa prsaldaat of It* Usd
Alt from Georgetown. He hMdquurtmd at Lo y tvri'i
wash, gad new on* ef ax'
i1- A IHiialjiir o f Sanford raildtnt/
fM S a M ls | H I antar spcclrntm
M 4*pU*ta to harp that,
da Mm.gotUns.dowB in th.
U, there really Is na rao
i why Orlando shouldn't tn
ktmp At Walska, jtwt a abort distanogr frgenfipaMrtbws..
Vccommodationa ara excsllant at Le Fevre’g pike Hall ’n
Uaxea, back Ip from Melbourne, is em of tha finaat black
as* flaking wetars In tba South. Daytona Beach fiahagm b advise tba baas hqva rrally baaa hitting at \>tor, and
lne fishing is ava|htbW out from DoLand and Sanford"
Maanwhllo tha Miami Herald want all tha way In As
cribing the bamitlaa a< BanlancM Springs and tailing about
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W a s ln g
F lo rid a Colleges
Prepare Change In
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weak it sad tha eeramt nlea cam*'
oat la tbs open. Thera wera two
iantens; oat tk d tha cammittcs
IA th an * aaa afraid tha n«w cap- j
itol holldinn waaa’t strong enough i
ti avoid coilapsa .under tha weight
of the assembled multitude: that
jlhcr that the Senate and Houae {
had irol Into Such a row over tha,
distribution of lkkvti that th*
nly out woe to reive Into tha
n eat open i [ a n
wtiare the:e
would be room for more Ikhete.
William Htnry Harrissn (TBI1 >.
the grtrvled old Indian warrior of
SI lurnmara, reda up tha a»»nuo
on hla white charger In a raw
wind and aland halltaa and with
out overt^a| f< r boun in th *.
frigid weather while the ceremony I
dragged oat. A month later^ ha
waa dead from pneumonia. Ever
alnce then, they have !*«n talking i
abnut taking tba inaugural kick |
IndJora, but nobody has figured'
out yet where a building .could
be found big enough to prevent
another rongr.xioiul alugffng
match aver tickets.
Thrrnaa Jefferson, the
firal
presi.Writ inaurarated in Wash
ington, escorted by a con piny of
Vl(|ltila vdflemen,: walked aeroai
the stump-studded clearing from
MW twarding hnue on New Jer.
aay Avenue to hie inauguration
and whew it waa over, walked
back to hia boarding toots, refus
ing to taka Up raaidence in “ tbit
half-finished executive mansion a
ttav* f oU
.;'* ; t%'N ^ T 1 - r
^
S T A T IO N
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. T— Stat*
institationm of hlgh*r learning In
Flci kla which prepare teacher*
for the public achoois bav* under
taken an in^tUIv* period of stu
dy and ravlaion of their teacher
ndvantago In his District, sv«n edueaUon program*. These initltutlcns a-a tba University of
florid*. Florida Mat# Collage
for Wofnan, 8L P»Ur*hurg Junior
College, UnhraraltV’ W Tama*.
Flo: Ida Ehulhrrn Cotlaga. Koil Ini
Col Use, John B. Stetson Unltarbean for ‘daetors who retread
hlty, and th* University of M Intelnam.ua kyateai*. And than hand
On* o f the Immedikt^ probWmi
patients a hill that make* them
Inauguration
with which Uw BUt* Department dept • gaoaaveH'a
bieak out with dtuhla Insomnia.
fo u r yeara ago, I-resident Polk'a
. . . • Just about tba lima » i
in J M 5 and Beniam in Ila rrla d n 'a
trained ourselves not to hide la
I d 1CM were probably tba w attha attic evary Urn* a dictator
tesL Polk reads his spaoch “ to S
put a new line of threat* In hia
sew o f um brellas" and H a rris a a ’a
show window, along came the
triu m p h a l march waa daaerihad as
•lection campaign. . . . . Anyhow,
S t sodden, ra I a-soaked parade
i nr of tho good tblnga wo rot
through pools o f w a te r." Jam a*
tut of HMD, Is Um knowledg*
Madison took his ride fro m hi*
that If w* put aa much stuff Into
home In Georgetown in clou da
battling an invader, aa we do
of. chocking dust kicked up by tw o
Into fighting each ether during ernfldvnrv that I ran ratals my
t>oop« o f ca va lry th a t acted aa
an electlin, good bye Invader!
aval la Congms.
hia escort,
j,
PLAYING P O M U M -A n edb
CHRISTMAS LETTER—Each
filial fium the Fort Myara News. ycar slur* I have br«n In (^>n.
Press - under tha beading, "Play. glraa I have rorrlvnl n ChristIng 'Posaufi'.", appeared^ In Um mas rard from "th* ml.lgrt,’'
Tallahassee Democrat recently. In nuaaall Kay and always thry ara
which th* New.Preaa again take* unique and good. For that rvaaon
up Use problem of dividing th# I give you th* contents o f “ A
State Into new Congressional Dla- Christ mas Ltttar" which Ruiaatl
likta aad Insists that tba Ment. mailed to m* this y«ar:
ha*a of Congress, deluding me,
"1 aalula You!
ivnrro in um man*:, get l a There Is nothing I can give yau
gsthrr and aihrla* with a com- which you have noli iu t there Is
ndtUw of th* Htata LawUlalura aa Much, that while 1 cannot give,
t* haw te divide th* Htata. NcaT row can taka.
tha baglnsing cf ths s ftk i* of tha N * heaven ran coma to us unless
Fort
Myers
Ntws. Press
this cur hwrits find reat in It* hbtory.
ataiemaqt la found: "Tba politL’ — Taka Heaven.
dans, who usually deckle tuck No paaa* llos In th* future which
things, haven't mad* up their I* set hidden In Ibis present
minds and until they Have fi Instant i—Taha faaca.
gured: cut what will host, *crv* T M atas— ' o f Um wovkl la bat a
their various interest* there won't shadowi behind It, y «t within our
ha* stock progress towsrd a said. ranch, la Jay— Tsk* Joy.
Usn." If tho iie a b m o f CooareOs And ms at1this Chris la iu Um*.
triad So determine bow th* 8t*W
■hrold t* dlvidod, th* ***** soli
• f accusation weoid appear hi treat sad Um shadows flat aarmy.
other papen. ft weald stasly hi
A. D. i « U Pra Giovanni
Written ever four hundred years
ego, this GhrMatna Letter n*.
diataa a faith a* deep and calm
aad ao appropriate to th* .tlmeq
reproduced oi
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L I L L I A N A D A M S , S o d t t y E d itor
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Miss Forrester And
Roy Carey Reel Wed
/ Calendar
will
br
' lOroo r. M.
of Ora Mayfair
by Bhgtr Wcahis orchestra.
I circling and
Womans Club
,lucid fa) tha rich hours at
. k M. Hoatrssra will hs
- K Cflrapton, chairman, and
H. W. Hacker, Mis. J. T.
. A. J. Peterson, and
Coatao. For m ervatalephons ?»-J:
d«B Club Board will meet
l, 10:00 A. H. at the home of
; ' ) , H. CoJelough In Res*
THURSDAY
re Board of (he 'nest
ary School P. T. A. will
t at 1:00 P. M. at the school.
- Side Primary
Parent• Association will meet
P. M. In the school with
farlin J. Bram sjitakinR
Igfoua and
E»*-ntlal
far Character Building."
*■-, F r i d a y
k Circle of tho (iar>lrn Club
•1 at 10:00 A. M. at the
o f Mia. Mr I.. Covington
Orlrdo. Mrs. A. W. Kpp* will
on “ Oates and Other tiar.
u; r British! ngs."
Central Circle of thr^ t.anlrn ,
' WlU meet at 10:00 A M
Tlt o home of Mrs. K. t). Khm1108 Oak Avrnue
tu Orels o f the Cal den
s'win imat at 0:00 P. M. si
kstss of Mrs. P. P. Camplied
CUB Sanford Avenue
with
t“ H. C,-Waahbum am ro.hom.
, Mrs. Walter Colemsn will
_ ..jk Ml her trip to Aw ry Islunrt
UA^Bgllengralh Gardens
*
l . Oardenem Cirrle of tb*
n‘ dub will re e l at 1* 10
|j, at the latch Hiring Tea
•Ih Ortarhlo. *
■Uairtaon Crliiplrr of the
tg d f'th * American Revo.
■-w ill meat at .1:00 P M.
> h m n a tf Mr*. II. J. I.rhman
Mrs. B. B. Cswwell, Mrs M.
ns and Mm. W. c Hill
. —hnsteaes. A board meeting
bald at M O P. M.
Mira Mary Ellialwth Pi rtrstcr,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles
I>. Forrestrr, became the IrrMa
of Roy t'-arry Heel, son of Mia.
J. R. Reel and the late Mr. Reel,
rn Saturday ereniog
si
11:00
o'clock in a simple 1tit imprrislre
rervnony at the home of the
billies parents on West First
Street.
The perem.ny was solemnised
trrferi’ an improvised altar of
palms and while g'ndinli In tall
firm- baskets arranged In the liv
ing room of the h'tne which was
opened enaulta with the dining
re cm for the occaatm. Pastel
shaded garden flrwrta and greens
dr re placed throughout the horra.
Nuptial music for the wedding
was played by M**. fl. K. McNab
with Mrs. Broughton Watkins
singing “ t love You Truly."
Th» bride eh' *e a dusty rose
travelling suit featuring raised
enilrtikle'y on the fitted roat and
to rmnpletc her rnermltle wore
while areesarriea ami a corsage
cf »H tc lx«o*.
Miss Evelyn Echols, only at
tendant to the bride, wore a
Ugh', blue redtngute outfit trim
med in daikar I lire ami blue and
white accessories. Her roraagr
was i f pink roses
.....
The mother of.......
tire ......
bride was
attired in at|ua diems with a
•hoiildrr roraage of pink Japon.
leas and aweetheail uses. Mrs.
Reel rbose a blur model with
white coat and a corsage of
Ji|mnlraa and roses
Mr. Reel chose as his best man,
Herman Echola.
hollowing the ceremony a re
ception was'held at the home for
frieni)* and family members of
the married couple. Punch and
wedding lake weir served hy
Mrs Is ore nee Reel and Mrs. L.
II. Echolm.
Mr. and Mrs. Reel left during
tho evening for a wedding trip
after which they will make their
I lime for a short time in Jacks*-tvHie where Mr Reel i. em.
ployed by the Atlantic ( oast line
lUihoRfl Company.
Both Mr. and Mrs Keel at
tended the local mehools of San.
f> nl and have for a number of
yean made thel- hun r herr.
Honor
' Auxiliary president _
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Uxillary,
to bo
ift Mr*. Zoa
Idrnt of the
. .edge cards for the new y „ r
Util lary. make* were algned yoaterday afternoon
tall Vf tha Fanf-nl Sl the monthW meeting „r circle
planned Friday rven. Twm o f tha Woman’s Society cf
the h>m(
Methodist Church, at tha home of
Mm . W, P. Ruhrman t*n Mag
masting was presidori ov. nolia Avenue.
Mfo. C. F. Proctor, rresiMrs. O. K. finff, viee-chancalled for rep-rts frotn
a .committee rhnlrmcn. nian, firrsided at the meeting in
Flr*era and M m . Tom the ahrnenco ef the chairman The
« r « Joint hosteaae* for devotional on ’•Stewardship* was
bogr which followed given hy Mrs. R. W. Turner fob
lowed by routine business mai
present
Included: lers and reports flora the various
c o m m itte e s
_ , ____
J. W. D . o l i k Mm
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rth." Mrs.
■.»M r<u.R53rjiPrth.
Mrs
Wasbbunb itT r _fT. A
•8,' Mm . B .Mi. Rir.hv-d.
■am Bull Wan. M m . c M
and Mrs. W. G. Cook
national
government for
stall-!
lance in this grcii unde risking.
Moridian* are first o| all loyal,
American* mnl tiny will gladly;
and naturally join with
thei
PUpple of all other *lat*e in pre.
H e.II.Hid I ..m I-.V,
o .r .
i'aring * defense so strong, soj
new taxes nod ngaiost n s *b . uncompierAlde, thntnone but
nUx. I still oppose the -»(•s la* sheer mailnun would
dare to'
but my della Ilium ngnitft >■••' , p,.„ti his Mrnrgtb mlaunching!
form of new taxes do, ,not .... ..... „ „ uttarV against u- anil prne.
that I am irnwtllmg ........ . k te ,„R). |M. n, Mir,,|
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find suhstltnte '"U i.e*, ot u i.
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nue if the people m Hull own
And I nm
, | stnak 1
wisdom tmvk .... .... ................
for ,|| „ f „ llr
AM,|
emie wilhmit dispensing
with tp.,,!,,,)).
„f|
the mtivitres wliub
were
H- former war-, both no n and wo. I
nainxsl tbert'frion That i- what
w|l0 are hr c in such mini
ha* been don. hi tin adoption of |w „,,|nv
, u, (hM Hl,
the amendmenl piohdolinvSl»t*
, hope f „ r prm .
,,rnv
id valorem taxes, and r» ...... ,wace. nod ... -I. nlU.lly b.
will he d.*m if lto-eio-. t... i.i |Itrvs- ilia..........
p..,„ble .....
tax i* rvpealid I personally t > | to ||,HI nation wbnb • so si.... .
•or both of llo-e HI lion- hut
nmo- dam mink il ”
t do *o with ml
eyes I'l'tti.
Pledging I.... .
, •" inn him •
knowing that I her up. al will ^tHlr. c , „ , ,
, I... Il w o u ld
mean that our goierninel.l will r<>mn,no I i. |. i (
lb Ibo. t
have to liwik soon where fur m i *,*,.r|,.,|
•nue to lak. tin place ot Hint, , , .........
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wiiieh is lost I want the people I ,
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In Kiivi* ii ili'tii mnl t i %l aintIiti of '
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Friend* ot Ralph Austin Smith
•rill lrg rrl to Irani that hr u til
at bla rKitnc i n I'arh Avenue.
Mrs. W. L Harrison has re.
turned f:um Miami where she
spent the l hristmas holidays.
Friend, of Mrs. W. C. Hill will
rrgiet to learn that she is III nt
her home on Magnolia Avenue.
Friends of Elmo Craddick, Jr*
will regret to learn that he is
ill at nit home in the Welaka
Apartments with influents.
Mr. and lln . A. I). nullard and
family cf Pennsylvania are spend
ing the winter at 1461 Palmetta
Avenue.
Friends of Norma Jrsn Snyer,
daughlri nf Mr. and Mr*. H. N.
Sayer, wilt regret to learn that
she is ill at her home with In
fluents.
Mrs. George Mnye and daugh
ter, Linda, arrived lart night from
Atlanta, Ga* by plane to be the
guest* far a few weeks of Mrs.
M. iY. Moye.
Friends of Mrs. Waller M Hay
nes will be glad to learn that she
la recovering at her home on
North French Avrnue from « ’re
cent Illness.
" 1 auk th e (H r * - 9.* he (*i*t Vi» »i
lit t ly
lid ig r n l
1«i -e e t h i l
*I«h
Batts Davis of the movie* and Arthur Farnsworth. Sugar Hill, N H ,
hat*l manager, shewn dining together at a Hollywood night rlub. eloped
M tha Mnch home uf friend* at Rlmrork. A m , for a New Year's Evt
surprlta wedding.
Miami Haper Has Coleman To End
Page Devoted To Term As Mayor
i^anlando S ce n es Of City Tonight
Hr. and Mrs John Powell Itevc
returned to their home in Dothan,
Ala., after spending Uir holiday*
in Sen ford With Mr
I’owell’.
mother Mrs C M Hand and
family.
V Mrs. Ralph Austin Hmltli will
have s i her guest tomorrow and
tomorrow night.
Mr*
Grorge
Thunlnn Rntwrts, president of
the Florid* Frderation of W .
meu’s Clubs
M J«*
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R u p re c h t
ha.
r e tu r n e d t» A g n r * S o t t C o lle g e
in A t l a n t a . G a , a f t e r v i s it in g d u r
in g th o b n lid a v a In H a n fo r d a *
Ih e r u r a l n f h e r p a r e n ts , M>
a n d M r * . R. IV . R u p r e c h t.
M is * M ild r e d R o b s o n w h o tin s
r p e n l th e h o lid n y a in
H a s tin g s
w it h h e r a u n t, M r * . H . I - A i l . I n .
son. r e tu r n e d to S a n f r n l .Sunday
a r r a m p a n lr d b y h e r g r a m lm o U m .
M r * J. N R o la o n , f r , a ra l M is *
I ' r u r l K o tH u jn .
Ktiwirxl lllggina ia rx|Krclr*l lo
i **tui i. tonight front Tallaha**nwhere be ha* apent a short llmr
Mr» lllggina who accompantrd
him la Taltahaaaar will visit fi r
a a rr i. with her son and daughter
In-law, Mr. and Mr*. John lltg.
gin*.
ru n
th e
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in
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the l'ii \
TODAY IS
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Mt** l*Mrl Robaon who has
apent tha n m n o r awl Fall In L o.
Angeleo. Calif, and Honolulu and
who retimod to Sanford for the
Chrislma* holidays, plana to leave
today far HoOrsrood. Bha will
to arrowpoaM by tor mother,
rMra, J. N Kotooa, Br, and Ml..
Baatrica Howard o f Ckleago.
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We wish 1) acknowledge with
sincere thanks the kind expres
sions of sympathy shown by our
a i m ” i * H f g i a n l , a id In
friends during tha Tscuat Illness
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I * t i l l ' {‘ Mi I I I l
p r n k ir n a t e ly
3 .3 0 0
y e a r ..............
and death of our husband and
a -ll" 1
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M i < a n lu fim i rilL 'lM t' fill* f 4*' I i*f h ! if 4IV.
Mm . Albert 8. Hawkins
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* im c n l I m I llh t l l i f t f in
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Mr*. Croc* Howard
Mr and lira. Jean Zimmerman T h r r k i ld w w * a n l in (h e a r l u l .
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Mrs. Roy Coleman
have returned* lo their heme in
ill-lr i f i l l nt
Mias Gladys Hawkins
Komrraet, Pa, after visiting in F i n a l I Mans M a r i e
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Claude Hawklaa
Floral HtlgbU. Mr. and
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p le l.a l | „ r
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.... .
Florida.
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MVw Beth Cummin*
. , | R A. L. Btowy
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(trmrrjim fri ( |.r<-n ‘ I'Hlm
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"ii will ........ 1* ith Pi*1
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IIIAHltoHI fill Jtdi.|.i,ii
the Femald-laughton Memorial 72 dcjrrrr**. thr vrar
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Hospital to their home on 310 Evi*n In the wintt m-moii folki
n o l i M l r in t h f n n t i r i n r « *ffi«rt>
Weal Third Street.
111IT o u t id It II " ( ' | " ’ I I'l
will find balht'rn iiijoyimr
hi* h a - inH ifi* |ri fit* b e h a lf ‘
hellei \.ihn l.« 1h*
tin* nitifii'int ptHi] i«mi 1 1■<- ),ujiCf
1
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R o llilta ; “ 1 h a r e a d m it ed lllllh t I l f till | > -< 114I «•
MU* Martha Telford and .Mi** ■p r i o r b a n in .*'
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41 f * (r 111h.ii f it r 111% in» i*rn■
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Dorlt Sue Will Ian-*
irtiimert
MT h i‘ p m i r i i r r i * i u i h n h i i r i t
I h i i ' t m i l ' 4•i ili t i' i, 1
Sunday night from Grady H<>«- v o liim p r tf v t« t* r c* t i n i l m i n ti- m . of »I• 111fiif with fit i vmii’ f ,iii
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pllal In Atlanta. Ga.. where (hey p e r a t u r e p r o t e c t , th e p la n t l i f e d e a lt ..............he .. ......................
vUlted a few day*.
o f I h r fo r e s t a i n t lln m iv fh w h ic h
^
- , s i ill I m id- I mi In I 'ltd * tif • d-
Mle* Barbara Hupreeht lit, re
turned to the I ’niver.ity of Tenneaaaa In Knoxville after spr-mfiog
tho holiday* lice with her pa
rents. Mr. and Mr* R. W RuprochL
PAGE
Defense Roads
Given Priority
‘ Hy Governor
MS
Refreshments wers served dtir.
Ing the social heur hy Mrs. Buhr.
man assisted hv
Miss
Louise
Rwsln to the following: Mm . A
Mi ■ Arthur nranau ha* r<
0. Shoemaker, Mrs. R. \V Turn,
rr. Mrs. f<"la LefleMe. Mrs. O Irininl from New Ytrk and Wash,
<*. Toler. Mm . laslle Went Mrs melon where *h« «pent lh» holi
L. M Rwaln. Me*. John Rnmb. day* with her daughter, Mr* K
ley. Mrs. It. R. IHrcy. Mrs. 7„ R. H Jrltiup and brother, Harry K
Nutting. Mr*. Jeltrup U the
Ratliff and Mrs. O. K. Goff.
fannrr Lillian Branan.
CARD OF THANKS
rs*
SANFORD, FLORID;
THE SANFOl
Seminole
Tire Shop
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MKROLAMrEORtiUBON
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SPECIAL NOTICE
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Tlay Tri Dooriog CUoa
Taoaday aod FrUay lit##
to lliH A . M. (Try oat
* h « a m i n t K I T . NatKbag m tw rm but Raul Ratal*.
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REALTORS
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Raahy Co.
Walter L. Cooper
Cokta*** Realty Co.
H. C Dubose
A. P. CoaaeUj & Sons E. F. Lane
f m ) CUaa fa*. aUae ala.
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K. ML Ball
SALESM EN
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R. E. Adams
Your Winter
Wardrobe
PHONE
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Taaa. aod Pri. Yaaa* laTbaraday
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RUTH GORDON WRIGHT,
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REFRESH
INSTRUCTOR
SEMINOLE ,
DRY CLEANERS
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Pa t u I
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Tariffs LaAjr
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Darhr Dawn
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tl«R • hIgA-priced (o lf manufacwhen he won the
I t 0.000 Lfll Anflele. Omn chain,
pteiuhip pUytQf a th r».-fer^doIJwr dnifatflT* boll.
•fllithoro, N. C , boy,
M i nint hole. In a
J..CWIU uria»(
flha r . d two .irok.K
e ff p a r»1
• 40 for a 7t.h«|w
.total cf S
■*| I» wfB Bnllfl’a flr*t bi* tour,
[a* b o a t ‘ win. aad h« richly* deaenrad ,H. Bag M **o» k**" P*«* allt.d two atrohea Sunday for
Si PlayfaF tta wron* hall aff tha
iflr*t fairway, ha wouW • » * «
l*R * w f « m l fl»a rtro tn under
d j H r for ; w
fttfr round. «*»er
ei-i’
l Dixie Tournament
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FILLS SOJC NEEDS
Grid Officiating
In South Rated
, Good By Coaches
LAKE
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WALES, .Inn
Football
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ADDED
e m i i Hworms
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B y Jack Sorch
I hr
Southttti unit Kruthra.trill ConItn flH * la at M'U'iin « > i 'VatmfaiWry or brttrr" tu r urh*. nf
path kbir. in !*.') pprcrnl of all
Hljffle, S '- r r r l a r y A tt ll u l r h r t u
p fi'ih e Houttirin I' nthall (lffi.
f h U ‘ A*.nrintinii said yr.lerdav
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na y e v p<ct the
II I . Mir.ny liiil'.ilc >Tiur Ivr.i11:tweeter
.hk I incur ip u u ililc a l l l i L ittc r in c . ih o
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11144n
mi
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Why tl.lt otln.limt olficn . .. w k r *
mlnmtf vour o . l.il or bmlnm ponlelont
1 .<I the cn|o)nhle Llrrrrlnc AnllmptFl
li.ihii I V li a.ii u fi, mlkl, mouth anti
<l'lit ami iliikliK.mt rrpiil.iily.
l . iiiiIm I I’li.mmeal Co , St. Limit, Mu.
LISTERINE
HALITOSIS
h .•
f i f ep'aers »m i nr|. i t mn t m
li'l 4.1* M i ,
«. | Ml ...»
flu1 iili/iUi*
eluin
! a buiu
this
hi
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Thrill
^r»*
the vmiiHh |i- 1 u * .•( t u hear
intf nrum il < n bu K tuv . i in the |
more than * ' 1 'o a m w. | park ,
WllillltU'M
|
The
n i • ntIt y-.fite ei*n*tit, 1
made !»■’ - - 1 !*• it r-muh f n l r f i l .
funda, Vi k11 ■*<m>(i i tiik< n by <*
fpifirtei hr ad* i h> i m v * *.r h. \
if iln.
ftl'im 'i b Iji il-* I >< ddi > |
Ti\tc*i£n\tifr- v
Stk'kiiey
i thf siuii
liitrl giiinr 'le| iU t mi nl
l J^VJ^rrMLWTV ’
m
I I k- iin n lio iH ililn p n h c ill this ofTcn*
m u - a m d liitm 1. th a t n ra rly everybody
lu v II n l m n e lim e o r M ite r w ith o u t
ri'n litin j( It 1‘ rp rrlrtK 'rd prt*|'te protect
iln n iM -lv n hv tlir iilin tf w ith L b r r r in *
't n l v p l t c r-u m ln g .u . l
and bein rr i v i tv m if.n i.m l k~IuI nr h in tn c w
i riM i'i- i- ii n l
!.ls tc iln r A m iK p tlc
•liin U v l u l l ' ferm entation, u l d b y
v k ih ' m ih iiittie . rn I v .1 n u jo r enure
n l rv n iiilt i.P irr, .. ik I u v e re o e m Cite
mA*.rs L l.iT iv Ive..
tin- euitlmu
The ' ‘Cili/en^
7
I n a report fur the y.-ur, Hut-
udmid fiih |
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i.ivh
dir Ofl'Ml'fl ptH |t‘f I fl, 1rnttll w fflight \
be the
> ( the \4 »m|I hi• I
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lI'Miifi e» I . u hh ti iti'-iippeifit*«|. f i nm
M,'if»< ut i « than Jdl >r a i x a4; f
(I k Mt h><’ *ihdih aii’*, he nai*b |
hid C.- ■■I» I lir UtMiallH fuV'Ulti
1 MU h.tl llul
1t • I mj( *'t l m ptii k wi*h eifii
I 1 n i l ih pern!
ft m hf’ tlii" lli
* n'■ 11 l.ikrijt Ur« nl* Ihrfp i« umi
1*1* I -- I tor ihnl
jM‘i les enivlu i ,
. » l In i i’ii inh
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| R?AMK
PVTLA^
apjjyjLss's;
l(VM HACB: *.|« a.It*.
F i.-' / T i.
■< r r o r
Miihihlv
leal neiisli 1
A LO T Of tWvIrylv
fb*n, laid the i r r c il mnlurlty of
flamr. wen- Weil handled, but a
ILLS l<4 K t V £ H (
t«W drew crn.urc.
YEARS
j
"Coachr.,” he reported, '’ rated
OW & 6P
1
RS percent nf the yrar « ifflria t.
In* na ‘Bood,’ 'very pond' nr ,
‘.xrellent1 which, .of couree, I.
pralMworthy~and brine* frnt the
tnt unimportant print that the
gloat majority of the gamei wen-
TAM PA, Jan. T —< A V - The
.tart of ha DtaN tennbr laurrrabrent. In which Don McNeill and
|xe r»a*w their rivalry
luonal rualting, t u de«rge> hr U *44jiy rain
I eaurte unfit for play,
a a lt o ff telali aat the
>fra™ bach cite, day,
far today match*, which
jwrfl boon played yea.
low.rer, tha
weather
I t r ' i r it w l.tm n jn y n c i w for o(T«kf>
mj; n il n n w iili Iv illttn i. ih n it h reath )
I ik In I n . I fi-rnn nM tInn lir ilw nm uth.
If Everything Turns Out Right,
Caribou May Come Back To Maim
I'a ik a te l esnif i i id I by t* n?ui.tt l b r l a !h*""’ du\
And if thi*
.......
fn d
Delayed By Rain
V n i ’-AAcHt ■fut;
ihu uarnes nf nis many n»*Vn arid
lain* o f g reat si in* and tlaiiphti'ta
is I hey du I he name* of elm in*
puma.
Pet h a m
th" in *at e'uU rata
*»|iiine online is at Joseph Wide,
uei'a Kline ndarf fuini Ichvecrij
L iv i n g tun and l*nrtH v he "e ih*aiu
a>e m o l d e *hths tn kai l Play
md M ah ill mil, piiiviit* of (he in.
* mjturnbh' Man O Wirt
The illl ln III’ heh vi a Ilfe-M/tetl,
Iden-tnh i« d
stalut*
of
Pa ir
'la y %rhoM* pel w»»n n i n e than
J'J.TCO.l'OO
The Eu Ir Play sU hit\ u n up net
i t H hirjtiTA n u t ilm i* , iun) noon
e <cli|>«*l by a statue n»« being
unde i f Man tl War Where “ i
ill Mural has nut teen an .
lounrctl, hut le x m g to n t Man O’
Vtl U mi h iminiv r it k e n ) may
•id fi
il to he n'aieil in ti lit ii (
he Union atutioii
1
1i,i, 11-11
A n o * n l lie hlghu »y fit in PI in. VhiiiM‘11, Hi
11411 . *1 ism.1 but
mb i f is a frmei i.ui rvtueteiy an Over m
I e»*n
he C V (Sonny l Whitnrv fatni« i jir a t t tulle n. fllit.
.\lirio it inlent ‘titlin’ mm k the cf Inn deibv ivtun-t «» and e.
m v « i of S'eiar pan, Qiooradick gel w*m u n i : thil l Sj^iHir.oufi
MT K \ TAMDIN Me. Jan 7 , A met Mu , 1 in I i4v3i t m 1* 1 1 1 1
Halit t I’m 1 it uni •(
-Th* Murten*. \Uv Ki * In * and
be i I he I lilueiiK i I l*avt*i State 1 u 1‘ lb.ratui|in 1 ■•1n11y |> 1
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LHF »*W
fRAelK
CATCMitJfr,
7 -1 *1
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C A W
A R E -IK E S A M E A « E , B U f^ tlE p N E
OKLAHOMA erf/, SCORED A
Qulal.la n.cri
g w . ■* * A. n4 D.h>
(•rclalnn I iMca.aai flu.
RWr t Dr.iru.tl*. III.It
' 'n
1 Jat WMHnl
ip 1..
w o r m s
“TriAK U U ST F t S K B A f C — Y r i t Y A R E
OF IH E S -rtM A ftlE . V A LU E <0 P L A a r
J * f O
"It s the one
unforgivable
Bliicgmt*, the stine tiihiftcN U*»r
-ftlE -Ta n k s aw e .
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lit Wnturliy, dm. :J. |.|
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7 — <>F)—
• V n in l Kb'rltln golfer*, pro and
mmti'iir. \«i|| make their. firtt
;«l'|n nmiiri* lu te Suiidny at the
|hitii<lrt'a<| tnujitry Chib.
Th«’ n'-Mutiihon. representing
>w n ( i rilr.il Khriiln cities, will
Oil*!- its weekly pro-amateur
m»*» i nii the 11H"uI cmirne, Ulmer
ll;nvl.m«, pi , nnnniinced last
L E X IN liT G O N , K y . Ja n . 7
( A P ) — N r a rly every mce It T*r
Eft a hlw twine In lh«* reeiml book*
fur te n e fi l * ( horsemen, hut only
n few c f iln* great have llirir
nnmi i inuri ibed in m a ' i b
nr
h u m * (nr p«vtrrity
An outatniullnv contribution t j
uclng tlocni t guniuntce u hint,
inU incmoiinl lor n Hoiko. Sucli
i l)Unite dills f i a Henti mental
ort iief with »« m\v L» spate. Menu
nrlnU are expensive hut they
n c u t rvayrvrtl fur the .m if test
nmmpu
In the half dnieu h«isc n nirt* ric* mnl nmn rial pi <1* hi the
W K H M AP. f £ h
aMCONP * A C U — Futurity:
j I*ro*Amateur Meet 1
Names Of Great Horses Inscribed
Slatecl In Orlando
In Kentucky’s Equine Cemeteries
By R. J. SCOTT
p p p K
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that
W' til III 11 I
T O N K i l l l ’S \ 1,1.- S T A R F K A T I I R K
M N T II
It At i
l«n->k«tund (iiii
\fiuiirintM MMI
*ii!»iMt 11 Hi *1 the
b1•1
of Picking Winnersi
"lily
t»ba ti
*A‘ llMMl
M1kV
in
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h
ir»
lontghi
with
ill
«i
tt»«
‘dopr on the (Lag*
al LSr S* aCord-Ur*
la Milo Kriin«i Huh.
PoSToM ci:n So*
N tW
on the iiir nvrr
wmm
C A T 'C N .E R .
erHsenientS
Sanfonl-Oi bmdo Kennel Club
tin K d lllr
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lli|fliwti> ) ill
l.rtltJVHltMl
'sn rili uf Orlanilii
I t R N A i RKl> A R R O W
Mr*. Noble,
MENT.
Ity PAUL ROBINSON
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OF W X AND IXAVC THF TWO d
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FOLKS, I KNOUf H0UJ (JUS. CAN GET O O T M
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n
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 tM L 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 o f 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.
'"s,iPSJ7Sr..S,3!!^
K IrO A lD A ,
2^,T*aa,ii3srt
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
pointed a*
in
TKK
t k .n
m att bn
or
or
th * aoop -
t o WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
Natl*# U-lMreUe atT#n that tke
uMerMenad. ALLAN I. MOBBLBT
aad w tN N iriir.o a
m o o e lb t .
hi# wfTA wilt
Friday. Ill* lath
day ar Jaeeary.-A. u . iM taaam *
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 ader 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 o f Jola »lbh Moealry. aad I*
ha Ilrelared la and by. said arday
to ha the 6*1)4 and- hair at taw
Thla Nolle# la lo be JMbllehed la
9S i S r ^ ^ S ^ » - &
tamher I t IT. f t aed T l. lata.
.
lit unit
2nd nnlt
,
, 3rd unit
tha rapport o f M y polity to W. Palm Bcarh
lat unit
Snd unit
legliibUvo
h4oo,
Kay Weal
lit unit i
2nd unit’ l l .
'
M4
t,141*38
aao
id>t8*o*
328
1,081,107
146
7 MUM
lt t
t■ /
488*10
.
TOTAL
4j6l6
Tba follawlng pro]
under loan molradt
eoirpletloni
location
N d.aU .
Daytona Beach
Ft
Business Increase
Shown By Federal
w
WINTER H AVEN.’ Jan. 7(BpetUI)—'With
Frank
B.
Dri|ht . Of
Oatararilla,
now
gorernoT o f , Florida Dlrtriet
Klwanle International, pointing
th*. way, the cyaa of more than
2,B00 Florida
Klwnnlana thla
week will
to turned toward
LaudrrtUldh ’ IN'.
Carolina, Oonri
toma and tba
lumbld, ; IMartl
,3725:
beiw, *ae Jodgtd guilt/,and fined
110 rr 31) d«*w. \
robiuntlal gra
l-ron » White, doekrtnd .on * a
charge o f 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;
want In 1846,'
First highlight of the coming
*e*k .for Ktwjnia In Florida will
to • rerantod publicly In tto State
capital Tdcaday at noon In tto
forpt of a
tondaome float
ikrough
which Florlda'a S3
K'wanla * rluto will N
paying
tribute to tto • first KJwanbin
governor mince Doylo K. Carlton.
SIS
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)
Uila c ity . and Tallahassee aa
renter# of Interest with tht open
ing o f t t o new year.
48
Ja-k»on«|]le
. Tud
LaItrlaml
1tl 160
OrIand*
A " * 66
i t P tton U rg t
Kiwanis Clubs
Look Forward
■ To Conference
..»»iSSS i S8SI3P
taluied today
• T h a District
c & . - r W s J ’s iL .’ is;
to > feature
of tto
kandaomd
%SxL*i£: wl! "JSflr,.;
ubhlon. The Floridan ■ Hotel In
rftMHL «MU m Md anliatad par*
mtol'fa.flwida.
• s<,
Senator Pepper painted out
an, that an •arrraga f t bettor » Second * event/ of tho wool
hhadd la the annual 'alLFIoridi
«n pno million dotkriVf WFA
tnda tod tom expanded aadb Mid-Winter Confcronta, to b<
toid
at' tto Haven Hotel ton
onto Jn^l»40 on dafenM projects
iMday and Monday, Jan. i l ant
Rterto, 1181,334: statewide
CAVLIFLOW Btejw »L »» ito Vm *
Liquor Store
•mEVERydBEST
In Lfquors/Wines,
rAunAUR. nec, nj. Hpe. «t.M to
Mm W « | h ttka T A
Itey toS T R d h 104,41JI
aenvitte H M I I i Melbourne
aDuvalmeounty1®
.3730341:
cr«ut|r
3 * 4 jr »lT o U l
B:
|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
i r j m
^ .L
MtltoafM f \I M . C
« f . Mpf
According to BoMtor P
tto Burma of Yards and
T -tt.
m &1 u r * ?
•
sftt
giSaarJ
la, followed by general
M l Im
r lii cW m S m I S
'.Id*,
ni L
kly at 6(30 o'clock 'MB
• M irrors
IH ('nWIA riaa BUd, tto I*
" ‘ra iTTa ^
U‘ *■ ° * " h
.* * v ” 4 iffy* * y
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Rtnlaolt Countj ProdiMi
Fruit Arid VtftUblta Than A«y
Similar A m )n Florida
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEI
JAY, JANUARY 8, 1941
Nazi Munitioi
Blast Damages Part /
Of Hungarian Town
As R.A.F. Attacks .
Albanian
Depot
Britons Cheer News
Karl LAmann Of Baptist Church
T av ares Installs!Will Celebrate
Kiwanb Officers’ Payment Of Debt
Relatively Quiet Members UrgeS To Treasurer Will
Jurist Bardin Com
mander Escapes; Is
Said Btffl Missing
Attend Mid-Winter
Conference Sunday
Set
Fire To Old Notes
At Sunday SorvW
Karl Lfhtnaan
of
Tarare*.
ngt*. lieutenant governor c f thla
district o f Xlwenla Ctube, In.
it major defense ■tailed the new ofIVera o f the
item 1^ % * , the Sanford C hib/at it* regular
rukv waa reported luncheon meeting today at the
to rescue today, Valdem Hotel.
Julloa DlngfeWer. preeldent nf
'"■Bother Bard la," with its tho dub, area 111 and unable .h
Sarriaon of. SO,000 caught In attrtid tho meeting.
Frank
tha tightening trap of the Shame* waa dealgnated by Mr.
British Army~(Jf the Nile.
Lehmann l* reteWe tha preet■ While Briton* at home ro- dent'a button for Mr. Dlngfaldor.
(oiriad. Food- Ktnlalcr Lord
Other otfkera IntUllad were!
O.- P. Herndon,
flret
via*
faraaMaati K. C*\ Harper, aeeond
». P. Campbell,
NU. aecrutary,
d BH tM CI
financial aeego Mg ( ta'
of tha beard
ir a p ^ T b *
hito took office
National Defense To
Get 10 Billion Of
Amount Unequaled
Since World War
Seventy-Seventh Congress Opened With Prayer
Aid For Britain.
Is Not Provided
lopted today when a Natl muni
tion* train riplrdrd if 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*
ptv itae.
Bulgaria
looked
to
Rutile
This Is Only Fore
cast’ Of Things To
Come In Future
WASHINGTON, Jan. I—
(A I*)— ReocgaalsaUra * f lb*
Navy lata Alia*tie, Pacific.
aM 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 riprn ic of their
"mutual tolerance" would bring
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—
(A1)—The President asked
Congress today for 917.486,*
528,049 in nn unprecedented
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."
I f there were 10 percent o f
truth In all the rumor* abroad
about Bulgarin, there would b#
nrne o f 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 Jh «
peace time budget reflecting
*‘a word nt w-ar" and tho huge
coat nf propsring "fo r total
defense."
cially convene the 77th Congraaa of the .Untied
State, in Washington. Note the iteel girder*
supporting the weakened roof.
The Ibc-t.Un! allotad llOjHI,*
114,003 nf the IP4V budgat tX.
clutlvrly
lu
national defense
estimaled ihe deficit for the year
'mginning July I at ku-Z10.00.1.019,
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 lilt feat of tha
JEnron rftgftl by the IroportiBM Wot id
War
When
spending
given to rtiilIfMt\ n-iib hy 0«eer- irarhed flS .A n .l 01i,000.
"A wry turn of fat* plaee*
m r Holland In liia inaggural ariil it’*.* yesttriiov, (he Ht. J o h n 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,
ioj*
w it h it i ! 11111 n a to h a v e H tn tc read hy clerks. Thiv ie only "a
R fio t II, w h ic h lim a fr o m J i t A . forecast of tha things to rome,
After
a conference
with
"'j'd lr thi ingh Hanford and jiamt
Ifaig n a l f i l ha m mHiiuiy forecast of ihe Ihlng* lo rome."
h 'lfh w iiv . Ktlwani l l i n r irta, nerre- •rcretarir* Hull un.l Mnrenthau,
l u i v t»f \ U v u r im it'ia lio fi.
Speaker Rayburn said "Progress
I i m I ii V
is being made' in Ihe plan to
T h e n a a o r ia tin iii m e t y r a l r r i i i y
help Britain and hlnlrd that
iti
iL l.n m l,
f f«* ti I k$| iiilim
legislation mlgnt )r considered
* «i*Itef i in g
I lit* p roH H l, a m i d ia . anytime.
i i i ‘sh.i‘tI it b ri* * f pM p a r r t l i*v M r
In the liudgrl the Pieeidrnt
11IF L mm which will *HT JM'fafHtrd ssked more la*ei, left Ihe lype
t . i i io M in I f R o a d I h *jin r tm n n t n n d end the amount to Congress.
Armory Made 2 Local Doctors Group Proceeds
Meeting Place £„ViS f f K S WjiJ n * . F Of County Guard
Military R o a d
ih R Bed, Lo
la oik.n, I^atav
Btman, and Sa»Laaed that Mr.
h ot attend the
—— —' "
Two
S im fu n i
iliv in t*
rvrpivrri
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 taU > Army Tin* men
P u fM 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 Ar- ‘ N-t in* of the appointment*
rarba, along wlfh great quanlltle, rnory, where the different unil*jua, no eived hy the lo*al boatil
of oentonn hrl.lg* material*, have were assigned their permamen 11(hi* nuirning from 11
I* llayu.
arrived In Rumania from Ger. company quart.-, 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.
w u m w l t o f i l l t h e m 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* jtKinl W i l l , the lma.il in cmiiicplana fur Ctpilppln* (hr turn
| ,,,,,, ul,|, 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 Gut 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.mn,
' ll.
delinquent hy the In. aI In nr.l ale
f* defense an.l protection
to serve until‘ the organitalion
"W e are looking foiwsr.l to .. Ibinnv Hunter, Hubert MrGrlll.
meeting tomorrow night a* Wal
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 ty Corrmission and ono year *> practice will Ivgin on the range
Mayor, Hr,
Coleman
thanked ; if the Bemlnule Gun Club,
________
the C-mml'alonera for the ro-1 ladlltlea have been donal.
■ •iini&alion inrrtlng of tinoperation thay hud glean him i tha elub for tho use of
An
■■ Court tv Kehixd Ihiaid
and expreaaad hi* togret at leav- iluard," said Major Harper
St m i n
"It (■ the e i pressed hope of
l<l |r»t of iIb > and F i r
Ing the body. Mr. HUi then slrn d
William* o f 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 ei n. It (her* nicmtmr. nf the
supply was prrarated
by II. N. 1•!*lance and service to the lo. biuril «hn 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 |miring help In case of necessity tmnunte Springs and I.
Board o f 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* rh alrman 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 airici*
anil Mr Jordan, alrwv
Otl *#t
aat a*
aa the second and
ant fourth I lids* The te gular i»u»nthl> m w U
and 0 comparatively low bacteria IW
•<*•«
mg , f ihe jo ard will fw l.el.l
Mondaya of each month.
count.
! toinoiiow morning at tin* Cuurl
I loll-e
ill Be 41i°we(l Use
Of Gun Club Range
In Rifle 'Practice
Brief Will Be Pre1Bented To Florida
And (J. S. Officials
•Jw iSPasat
IS peara.
»■»
■
Burke! Steele wl
lug, alnre
the aery ice Bandar I
J r, pea.
the Rev. W, P, Bn
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 all'W ill read the
tetd en to be he Id In-Winter Haven BunS* Ha- day and Mmmut . 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 o f 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 VMtora praornt worn Dr. C. lendenl of tho Sunday School:
|-W. Neville o f. 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 fo r the
ea .
n
e ' a
Young Poapla.
;____
X
Elected Officiate
Offlelaa nomine1
NUMBER US
oosevelt Asks Budget O f
17 Billion Dollars
rison
Defense
Member Associated Pres*
' -JP
Gun Club to 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
I lo I* S lliircnu tif Rnad"
I lie n t i r a along the road, Pa .
I t t ik ii,
1 |t>
C 'lly ,
diaw
up
ipB olulm n*
in iN h in g
Handicraft To
Be Taught In
Classes Here
\lr
i J o w iiiig alao za iil in hU
l « t i t i th a t the r n ly fu n d * a v a lli*Dli for r >ad w o rk a t ih e | ir * « fn t
Him* w rit* W P A fu n d -, to vvhlrh
ih** wtat** m in t add 20 ft# it r u t o f
I h r to ta l re a l o f I b t t i r o jr f t . Tfie
Slate, M r. iio w lln g r g iila in r d , f i n |not now a lio fa la f u n d i fo r road
* •»n*i in r tto n , h u t an a tte m p t w ill
, h*1 rnada. to a#rk a m n*rg iv tm to h. a l.
[ «lM"_»l«rl*llnn f»r__ vil ally
i> .lita iy inails in K ln ri.l*
needed
"I feel miifldent," Mr. Higgins
- .niimriited, "that Ihe Stale will
I-divide the necteaaary fond. to|
.uny on the program of roll. |
■iructmg military road*
NYA Supervisor Here
To Inspect Projects
TO N A M K E N V O Y
Akk. SO M * » O. w-s.|~ . s ? d 3 S S T , j g s
iland wa* photo.
Mr. Campbell to.
the stand* at tha
stand, tha aasplau*
Junior Chamber of
krmatkm booth. AH
( 'r r w r iii
I iltr (irnjfft. Mi. Iliggin^ naid.
| J II Dowling. F l a i r highway
t t i i iinci w r o ir M r l l l g g i n t today
liking hr* would he glad lo rr*
' H,,v *ht* idaiii* lo n ake .Slate
3 a military highway, and
<f f lo" iiinUrr were ap|oo%'«-d hy
in- Sla te Road Itepai (merit, that
In* o • iiIti ho gla d lo b in In f»rr.
*Miiing it in ilia U .S road
till n iuU
N, Jan. I,— (A P I Borne
moat important- passage*
_.ld*nt
RooaerelCa
mes.
sag* to Congrea* w«ra blottad | c K Camnball, district super.
oWt Vby atmoapherie > randlUoni i » ‘«> f ' f NYA
Jacbaonvlll#
ing on,
rJ dU
D e l,a n d ,
I J.tt I'ttinvillr, Orlando, ami (»rrrn
* i1Hir S|>1 111k ". have all been u^ki'tl
I
WASHINGTON, Jan A-(Ah—
I'rrsidrnl Roosevelt said Tuesday
hr espected to nomlnata this
week a new embassador to Eng./
land to succeed Joseph P. Ken-1
nedy, resigned. He Indicated at a
in eta conference that be already
had the man lit mind and waa
pleased with the choice, lie de
clined u> disclose the name.
I
Classes In vocational handln a il are In le held tt the Junior
High School. Huperlnlendent of
Hchod*. T. W, Ijw lo n said today,
through tha co-operation of the
State Marketing Board and tka
Board of Public Instruction. Miss
Dorothy McClure wilt teach Ihe
classes that ar* lo start this
afternoon, arut run from four to
sis weeks.
Inslnirtlon In weaving and baakrlry with such materials a*
pine needles, wire grass, palmetto
an.l rat tail* are to be given. The
obpecl of the rlaasee It lo teach
people to usa natural resource*
so they might supplement their
regular Income, Mr. Lawton atM.
A market for products of this **tur* eilsla at Jacksonvill* and
40 “ r
Anyone wishing to take partln
the r liu e * 1* asked to **•(
Mis* McClure at the school,
charge la mad* for the tnat
and tha only expense la for
terials which the pupils might
gather for themselves at ne
expense.
The classes are open ta
on* but were designed prin. r
for adult*. N lfb t cits*** wifi 1*
arranged for lb* convenience #!
those who wish to leant t t *
handicraft work,__________
seek
lo w er
ATLANTA, 'Jxa..
Baden
Scout
Antler* wffl be
1:00 o'clock at
>rV.
bates
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S e m in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c e ?
. .
M o re f r u i t A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n A T
S im ila r A r e a In
F lo r id a
•‘•'j
4—Dwelt*
*H ave
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r 'i’BU „ i
JAN U A R Y
w
oaa.l lma poiketnao: law yer: la
In Georgia; 86 yrarx oWj fee
■near n t o a aretem , freqeea
X
rtSST U a t t a r k It F reak!
place n agrlruiUire commit!.
MUgana
In
■ .C otoeldenl w ith (he end of one
of (ho moat keteeeaful year* in
the Gftv’a dilatory and (he ala rt
B al
Ita lia n s
Iiu io lid itln g
<ld»f j jig u k jp .it e»r a ll!.monlh
'P o s i t i o n s
T w Com mission will meet to.
nem rw .'aiijrhl a t 7:30 o'clock mi
the C hjr RaH, carry Inc o at (he
W Moaa of the charter, b at
• M or. more m em ber, will
(lading no work her*
*0d on aoulh eroklng em .
Ot In the agricultural
but hero too th e n la
banco of th eir a e m in g .It
Jobe hare been taken for
I
T o r-
P o s s ib le
project
1011
i
a i
Member Aasociated f’rm t
NUM BER IIS '
S a id
M a k in g
D e te rm in e d
olland Honored R oosevelt A sks Arms Increase
it Bartow With
To Meet Unprecedented Peril
WASHINGTON. Jnn. r. M i - problriti. a*r mm
tig Celebration I 'r t'ld m t Itnonrvrll li lil „ |i,|nt greet viiirrurni-j
S ta n d ;
B ritis h
B o m b s H it
T w o
N azi
V c s s e lB
Mp AaaarlMlrd frfaa
Th** Urecks claimed a J d ltk id l
Italian rrvrrsal* In Albania today
nnil anH niia..,l aL^ _ .. a.
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A rc " C a p tu re d
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F ro iri
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T ak
F u s c iH ts
Communications
araalon of th r l|nu«r nnd S n t»- I The I'l rsidi-iiI -.lid III- T'.'lld
Cnngrr-r, (... ' c rin ll
in. |
in I fIisk
today the United S lu ir. fu n d nn
i t s -ctl* nrw *t|•j• •|iri»'i m .
I
.,
_ i unproccdcnlnl
lu rngn |n t d
«m ry tin Hit «|« |« n - )ili j ruin iiii-I I
mscuss
im
f>»r fh** nutliwi it-,
■nd
fmi'l
AA I
tAg Incrcaic In our armamrnls*'
f iririit In ntnmifid'lmfc g.|i|i.
. tO ti r C .S S I lot1 itiJl c jv fo n H im . hi n.r u m- Ildiuil in im ili' ii * aiuI m r
nf» !
I of Iho figlillne "dcmnctiirii-H' plii't ««f
Lin I • » I**- tm it *1 I
•BARTOW,
Jan. 8.—(AIM — , t'ln a iJ.
over Id llid ir d ‘iii'»n<* g.lih’li no1
’’The nrril nf thi- liiim rn t, ‘ ii"i» in h I’lttl " hi will* lit** u*; ;
-elect Holland waa bon.
KItfs 'O nnlli id*.*’
.
»
^ ,
pra.lnanyural rclcbra. Rpoacrrll -aid In h‘- ->nii" ' ••
on the alate of the union, "la
lid »»rvrll tint i»m| li t |h«’ im• I
.
^ mwpimIh Prrk«
in hia homrtown toilay. al. aago
th a t our actloiii aim nu , ■> th*nn
I 't r l i r ♦*"l ihn *igh th«* j
* n lm n •$ tlr .s r r t tn iu p s to u .h lie had already yona to ahould
^ A iltM U n e c tlh c tomorrow night.
lie dt-vidnl prlmnrlly af- Irgsto lend |»l**n, Iml in n i w n ! tlll.V W$t i » lilip m a c h illff T o Blela Capital.
Wajift* U Colerabn, a m e n t n>«r. niorl exclusively t-> inrrtini: this
;.'M-rifi' i ' rill*. <111 IlnliHIt l>ua<> 7 0 iul!»s
m j p S j a t e p d*wp from .tha flit)’
-B poniorc of the event * raid foreign porll, for all our domcaUc call) tn llrllnln. < .... .. .n d (,*,■„■
..... .
, ,b v ji frtim ^
OommmaKn anil hU aueee.kor an
to rn prrvona from all part* «f
Comm ha loner, W. C. (Billy) ltlll/1
South Florida woic raiw ctrd for
I n , t i l itn rilin .
w lir ro
m o re
f t l l t a g tren the oath of office
Oir rrlrbrattoni w hkb atartwl at
iliiiii HO.UO'I iiria u tie n t a n d _
to heipn a Ibree.year term .
1:1*0 I'. M. with a parade and
I't-il L'P'{V |WCid ta k e n .
,
' Fhre men will be eligible for
wpl roarli a climax a t H:00 IV M.
•he po»,lk n of mayor. Ile rt they
K tH Ttiliillon t»n Ih o (J o rm a n
w arn llnllaml Will m hlrau the
are. yrithJa thuinSnall .ketch cf
■ dtbrrlnr by tele
t u n ) ’* iiito tiliu n in t h e B a Ieach:
L
,
,
TtHahaaaoc.
k n its lo o k u now t u r n w h e n
It. Jam lt. C ut: Manager nf A.
. lhtrrvlcwrd by nrw .m rn In
' mu tu u ii nut liiim
it It HumaoU
f . Connelly end ({pn*. reel r«('lanalfit-alloii of uimi r,MI1*I wuif m v. mu I*ini UuFj»iin cnvui’u
-T*llahaaM-0 yralmilay. (invrmni
*ate pp4 I —n rarv r- married and
l>l.tr*l on Jan 1 hy th*) loial 'w n r Minimum’ll tu Moiitow (ur
Holland aatd the I (it I Irf-gia.
F|re» were o h .rrv .il In II
Urea w ith*bit wife ond two non.,
1 d raft tumid -hou* HI out of Ihr coiisultiihoiiH — up parent l>r bf*
a fte r the RrilUh raid IhorO.
ngod 13 and 14. at 418 Maple burg
th ., rom m unlqu. (aid. In the f|r*>4
[ 178 rla«>ifinl to hr fit for grnr
Avenue) *eame to Sanfnnl In attack on Broat, a llrlllah piano • i i)rfrmie progrto*n, jmm| M ntr - •
_ _
,
ral military arrvirr T h . in n a in . erntiutloii. tinning lUin^.uia In*
IV SIl eerrlnc h it third term on waa loat w hit, a N n l fighter taxation m atu re. .
to n tn i iimn niihtnry eftrnp.
ttton m a tu re
| F fO m
M O V lIl^ C U T
the r.m ndn-ilnn
Ing K1011,1 of III mrn havr hrrn
(here In h it Inaugural
waa dratroyrd In tb . air.
Vclbng A (L<*tral tun sliork lnn>pn
Bdwardi lllccln i: Secretary of
Some new eouice of revenue
p lam l in other rlamilfiratinn* j \b|u» 4mum 700U miles for th li
William
A
tthui
R*»r.
l«
the Chamb* r of Commerce and
b . nnreraaary,
BrlUM a 3 t * PtI»- U m '" lh .r' f e "Will1 ,>r
« ro ra ry . he
he aald,
raid, to
to re.
re * M aon of Captain It K Hn*. of th at either ririn p t them fn»iii, VMal 'Ir^cit hatlh' sguinst Mu3H laikihlrta UlumphanUy
F. , r . off fo r th . Treat attack, f c
“ L lh.T.U*'j„
the Salvation Anny «»• Inlured duty or Irfi-r Ihmr lime ..f »,rv-1
ji 'd r ir .l this g u leaa y to raatarf)
The MlnlatHe. o f Alr and Home Utlon of ad valorem U ration hy laat nlgnt alien hi- fell fimii thr Ira.
, l.tliy.i yrstrrday a ftrr a fterew
Securly raid the N a il, .tru c k #f •ndnitiUilional amendment. Other moving aulnninhllr, d rlu n In hi.
Of thr number plated In
^iw n.day final aaaault in which
nlaee. In t h . eonih of Wale* and Mw eourcoe may b . nre.aaary If father, a . the hark ilnni .w u n claaa I A or avadahlr m rn fit I no-re Ilian Ufi.UOQ priaunrra nod
mainly against “a town la th e th r l^ -g lilatu n rapeala th . grota opan.
rorelpla
lax,
which
Holland
had
hewhlskergil
we*t of E ng lan d 1' where flroO
ItUihrd tu thr I'u.pilal the boy for g r n r m l s n v ie r a r r IH w h ili their
w eir lakrn.
•
„
were alerted and a number id mlvora Lrd.
a a a found In lie Imdly rut al.itil men ainl 10 negron . M rn who
VBtcauro
Gov.
Fre*l
V
Cuna’a
peraoni killed and Inlured.
•
si I *h lunkd and m rehanltH
the tore and brad V.my* have hsvp %»t!untrrrr«| ami «re ’$¥•11.
(The German lllah Command sppolntrre have mil aulinilllrd bran taken In d .t.in lin e any poa- •M e fnr arr vie© i r r 14 In nuin. cavalry who MipRprtad Uia Alt*
roaixnationa. Governor.elect Hol
oo Ma«. Identified the waat Knclapd Iowa. land drellned to dlaroaa any nf alblo ahull fracture*, I apt Itm.a *»rr and ine.iidr five w h ile tnen *ae minhled iftfu IlardUi w|Ui
snd n ln f n rg ro ri. A total of 11707 fln-ni Th«*«r arniOT^I Brltlak anlU
* •’ A»onmouth. •Inn iwoeclalK
i said tndny a t po*n
.la apixiIntmcnU
jip o in tm ra U in 'hi» own of.
*urn ar« rtogtr.ti rtnl .fo r Ih r tlm fl vhu di-litigulahct) th rm ie lv n - M
Tha
avilduit
taru-vd
uUmt
8.181
t : ***** JmnorUet n ert rJty for BrtaUd.1* ial family,
i .* * .
- —
•n thin (o u n ly iliv id n l l»rtwerri the rout nf th e, Italian*' freto,
llo will wait and . . . wluii rtJ
^
"\r
It m w h ile m m and 1040 n rg . Egypt «)-•> played a vital M f \
ije t l i v e en
^
in *ni(»hlug Oil* g re a t IUJt$M'
wtW e r a mxba.ilMd, and the, Ukw f w o t .77, c r . r v - a .u i v r l l ^ M>f$.
hia
appolntm .au. at elM.Hi m ile, per h >ur wbm iii.
n s .s l f k a l l o t i
for irg isU a h i^ •trough | j c|H-nliig tha way for u,
on Tobruk. 10 jnllaa vreal',
OiXtired, Gapt. Ruae eahL divides lliatn 041 4|||o Juur f t n e .Irlv.
Tba Aoatraliati*, 1>h*$ lU ktag.
ral rlassiftcalluM H, whrrn' s i t I ii
-Jr
had Jtrnt rll-t twd tnl
oranclra
Tn
the
offlca,"
ho
,ilr
Knp.
'
d*.v, the flraf BaylTgbt alarm Itr
•in i
su ln llv Id H
Into
m n allrr for Ihi" *rl|nn, fully lived WO
th .-h ark a-at fimn Ibr Ipulit era!
w c k a . hut th t alL eleer algnal
•ml unlit bare graelHsf Ihn handle 'r»»u|*s. T h e larg est group U the I eputxtioo nf Ihalr *ho*S
f ’ i» t .b o rtlr ‘and th .r e were no
Holland itTrlVfd the rr|torlrrn of ih- t|i ur, r.l.aaln g fhn rali-li,
U»n i l l iih lr li rovn|>rl«Ft men " « o fatherx In (hr World WAT,
•l*na of aerial activity.’
.
the spacious living room of
ding In Ca|U lln«r. I h. •^h'l h a v r de|(rn (irn ls T ills In- llrili*h o fflc e n raid •
m mansion Hr said hr ha«l d.annr,,I swung
From h cliff oaUkle the port
open a . tt waa caught •lud* * (vlvrs, ehild rcn. p « re n f. to
*fi working on hia inaugural b) thr wind and flung th r • hilil *-<
r %
t lioac II v I i IomhI d« ml * tow n *.,ill,I hr -.cap t||c in in a rt t
*•11 fhc otin 0117 T h c l c tiir im* of Hvidla'a nuo*rt(B ^tnl a ttack .
I ) r . B - D ; C a s w e ll
tu Ih . elrort.
pleta tl aomrllinr today. Ha d r.
nuImI iv Istofu III lid s 4 I s m
• nix unit* working
ward tl Ilka
O p e n s O r l a n d o O f f i c e Iirory'w lll rrqulra about 30 mm.
N is i
lassrest group it tin . I • im • rratjon n t ley sohllrrs.
Utea. A ltraitlv r, brunette, Mr
Thou-amU of ItRllans rn I A or IhoHr unit w in i»ir i u i i I
Dr. tl. D. Caawalt, a m ld c n t of Italtand ra t with him during |>a>t
'•l*lr ion«l fit for general m illls iy I • rfirhto*! in lo llr y ' svirroundlng
'
thli rH^r for nearly SI jreara, an. nf the Interview . and' two
(lie
lu« n fired on them, sod
of lie
' k •'
It Is from Ihi** iriuop
nounred today th at the conatrur
IKJUnd children, Ivanhoe, tu.
N- wapapora In II Florida rtlle . I hn I I hr inetl lire flint Im-io ^ Ihr • splosh ns of Fa%i 1st artlllrfy
lion of hia now bungalow o f/lr.
Billy Ben. 13, n in e in and and-frur III Ilia North were •1148IIf *1 • .illrd 1*1 Hi’ive their )» i»r un*h» »■l limes •<» veiled the creeping
In Orlando to now complete and «ero Introduced to tha raportrra | mi9*Ii«i (v in ttrrlal un tlir hnnf.,,,1 llo* N$ li*rllv r Kerviee
vica
At i
m* . | f if 11?e*a fioin
Dial be exptcU to b . InaUll.d Iho Holland- moved into the r i - fH.n nrw Monkey Ulniiil l v II..
I Imm.c manning Un* Kalian h at.
•iilnig hi the Itaxrd f Iu «h I It,
and rrady to atU nd to th r n .rd a • cutlve man,lot! Friday. They 1
im teiir* im ar llariJia's rock units
of hia imtionU there by Thura. bad baked aooae for dlnnrr bun.
Tl»r rilltof rhd jR rk M iiiv illr, f »$
»dher rra so n s lo Im* diMpitollf 0*1 i *»etoh ,| I hr walls and ran iluftu
dav.
.
day, thank*, the Governor aald, pimi
miii ii
lo r re rv ie r oilier II imh p liy u ra l th** titootpi of Uiv (own.
In announcing hia more 4o lhl> "to the klndneaa of a friend
I lo« v MirreioIfKf
Mirrrm If tad U ln - " u n
bri«. h iU U l. Mi*Mi. OcmIr, M del • 1 1 fliu i may he r o in t f r d
new I(.ration. Dr. Crowell aald
■Ban, indicated that taxation
Holland
I hi- e»*Mi|» roni|Hi;.i <1 Ilf I«n mrn *1* i **f**r 1 Ircmitatanct j " as a
now fra . that both Ke and hia family bail and Florida1! p art In national de. . r r ' i ' r w n®Ur,,,‘ mi
(
lb
M1
nh
o
lfire r pul it
,
tba op- rnjoyad living In Banford and fenao are up per moat In bla mind MMUdvIphU. Boa ton, IliH im nitii •*f bio -e ( l«^Mfie«|, Air df*4lfflisted j
A t«r ill istofsl silliset hathnl tb t
■ml New Y trk.
• I<1 f*•s lim ited milt I di y Mfv
inlng oa
A t th r that ha hopoa aome day to br
T l. papers ivcr« pent rb|ipin gJr»inon» African town and |ho\j«
Although n* vlgoroualy op.
a t the able tn reUra and retu rn hare lo
coronatie
Mini- •*f (irioHiFK in l'’iif link#
l-oaod new taxation during hia "I the article on Monkey Yalaiot
•Meiiinris «*f land
01
iimim*
make hia fu tu re bom*. "They arr • igbt yeara in the Senate and In which *nno.rod In H atnrday'. I.
fast
I v i m i»f the I In11*rol Sluli 4 m i1 marched to the icai
the boat people cn earth who llv. l.ia campaign for Governor, ha
" f The Sanford Herald, an,I I*"led m claH«-(' nnd the Semin they wen* ruunded up h / th*
hero,- ho crncltided.
aald th a t aome now tmxea may
from which . crating can <d* 1 oiiiity K raft |lo«rd Iinn I h Aniacto
Dr. C aiw elN now offlre I* of ha noccaaary lo replace tho ad •<H-mat
made for a newapaprr picture of IIIesc men classified '.Student.*
the bungalow tvoo of modernletlc aaloram levy oo
real
eaUU.
ton* divided Inin tho two rUtoar**
architecture with aoml-tBa con. voted out by the people leal No.
S ig n
»if those fit for
general
or
atrurilon and red ti l. roof, lo. vember, and If tba Leglilature C n v e s t i g a t l o n B c g J n H
bm
ilrd
srrvies
not
la
in
Ilian
eated a l ESI M a n i l a Avcnur. repeal* the half of one percent
O f N a z i s I n M e x i c o July 1, ID41. The ImmuI atalrd
n n . blech -ant of the now O r greaa rocelpu tea.
that there wero no men listed
lando poatofflco.
Me x ic o c r r r 7 j . n, 0
"Some ecooomlea may replace
"iider that rlakalfk at ion a lure
A member nf tba American
T h# reported prearnre nf
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i
t
of
the
ad
valorem
tax,1
1
tlir
•*ludaiit« Rrglatrrrd
wmihl
Dental AaaoclaUen. Uta Florida ho Mid, i"and any additional tax «* nn*n e*c‘ rnt police
vollt
org.tdxci finish school by the rr<pjiir«| dob1
m utiiont .*♦*'
Denial Society and the Soathern ingjr
inembei ship drive of tl|C
bo minor, but If tha groaa nd . fortnor mlllUry governor
•*vl»leu of Jl
hy the Ulna thrl r nuiiilMirH new ly ip -u riin lfto l HhuffleboRfd
Academy of rariodontology, Dr.
01 Berlin In M fllco, along with hauM hr called,
raca!pta
levy
la
-repealed,
there
to, from , an
,
Ceewatl la a peat preaidant of Urn
t Ii. 1 ban bl J uglil i i
to o rift*
rerent p r o j f .i l , a g tU e w i.h man.
"balr-aan »«*(
Sanford Ktwenla Club. • Maann. mM* be aumethlng to lake lie tfeal.ll na, .w ra M , j by „ >pull.
1 l«*s | | la rontosed of hisii 1 no*l I* aidenla Inti the clu l, j l A f t
»
%
h#i
a***
nrrrvktoary
in
their
field
• Shrlowr.^rnd a i
Ihle illptomgi|«
It • I *a•t during l b ' -reond « t c k
•ourcea
la>t
of the Method lat Church.
Holland fought for repeal of night to h a re prm opted
a new jn. 1 hi» ( lassiflcatlon defrrs tt man's | of Kto«***iiilier. T lir rlu h h« ii p W
appr.U
Hi* groaa recelpla tax In the last v e illg .t lo n of A l l * alm a In Mex- trim »»f servlr^ to toutIi time an in i'* ! the supervision of the C it|'
yuUroad.
l-ofulatura and Uta fight waa
i r (an be replaced by Mi nn- II* • 1-.d iu u Kept* burnt
-o o , but Governor Cone vetoed
N o F ro st D an g er
lYr ••nn who hava signed R9
Thrae •nurte* laid there h«* do) r t , actordlllK to llo* b«*«rd
lb* act. It will bo gp to the 1(41 l*eeo
a >hake.up |n the leaderahio N«i mrn hava been plam l in that oo iiiImt « Mild imhi the 11.30 y rarre
to nf Venguardla N bclonatlila. H ex. group hy ttir local InmuI yet.
[ l a S e e n T u e s d a y 1-egWature lo auatato
I) plating frr. in* hide: A 0 . kUtf.
ovovrido the veto, and Holland Man na|bm allatlr, anti-Sem itic ih,.
Th** lust i U s s Is roni|H»..e*| of 1 ' o. \V F,. llatHllll, Mra.
* 1-AKKf.AND, Jam. a —<*■>-- •aid bo would have no roccom. Iltlral narty, which haa taken K, mrn u ho will I** the lani to Ih* Fuof* »d. Mr. Rnd Mrs. H .' D,
Nrrth and Central Florida appar. maodatiba on the eubject. -b u t I dia-eoiinating Itl Idea, at itrect called They are divided inlo sis (ii dime -, Mr. bihI Mia. Harry
rally recapad expected weekend • Iway» did foci the tag waa un. ralilea, •
.
•uh.rlraara and Iherr la little I me, man, VU-lnr (.'berk, Charlie
light fronts and forocaatara aald f a l f /
itulieaUM* th a t they wilt Ih- uxrd I rarpep. F: Ktndtlpger and 'G n S T '
Huttahd alao H k n i t e would
laa> night t a i l W l t r t * ' uo
•rrurdlng to the local U^ard Th*-,, I P a vIon
I
n
W
o
r
froct danger Tuesday and WCana
laa-lficalion rangra from men
A ll.. Ilrnry W lltr. fir.. Ilandf
da- moratoya. - •
.
*hn have rotnpleled aeitice lo I iiiik. Mr. Muinun, Mr». JatrO .
C le a re d
Dcrwrot Men day m o ralag lam . •dM tatom uon to n y fixed poU
h*»*w who are pbydeally. men. tii.r d .il, A. Kio«, MIm I. If.
t r f j o taxation.
ally or morally unfit to aerve. Frawlck, Ur*. 1toward FavUla,
Ja n . 0 Ifflclala who are dafared by law, Waldn Aldrich. Mr. and Mra-'.F.
comm 11. Ion
allejia who have pot declaied II. Sandberg, and Mr. and Mrp.
I cleared- I t
nl.-ntlona to becoma citixana, W alter It. hhcikry.
at have It bofsco wo i t .
.
and Navy
oinUtars of religion o r divinity
Everyone latereatcd In Join
ludeoU, and w naclanttoui ob. ing the Hub May do an by rou.
joctore who a re available far la d in g the Jtecrration Dapaftoonro m b atan t duty are Haled men*, or Mra. B. K Chapmap ta g
lo u n c e s
tn*l«r tho loot claaa. Bemlnota Fred llogaa a t U r ahuffleW lfe
Issu e d O v e r W e e k e n d
bounty haa k total of eight men courla a t Secvnd rtre e t and 1>W
» H o u rs
'n th la claaa.
rovtto A venae. • Fitpervleon «
play era e l th e coerte fcetwwa
b u n c o ration of Florida1* new
< * m a o r, the eleeU«n of the new
■OjMr to expected to be p o .u
M J 0|l o i l ) Thuradcy night.
-T h o u g h the CHy charter de•U rea the t the Commit.Ion m utt
m eet t h e - ti n t Tu<w<iay aftOr the
Um flrc t Monday or the nrw y ra r
TOT rrg a p lu tlo n . It allow , fire
n y a to olapaa before a mayor
B u lg u r*
6.
ritish Forces Push Deeper
ibva, AoDroai
will b* Sanford1, new
a
hominy
iim l
SANFORD, FLORIDA*
TAMPA.
federal
ii a op'
ivcrnor-Elect Wi l l !
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Defense In'-od d*m»mir.i •* ".'.
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...
To Rumiuua Cut
jltiiNsian Envoys Arc
SunuminW'To Mortcmv For Conference
O f 178 D r a f t e e s C l a s s i f i e d
64 F i t F o r G e n e r a l S e r v i c e
Special Train
Florida’s SeW fl^
To Washington Congressmen Are
Leaves Jan. 18 Varied In Type
Capt Rose’s Son
fc ^ p c ^ to z rj ,± t iInjured In Fall
pE.
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N) Nutl troops COR.
commimjir
JfOTON, J tn . 4—(Epe.
m raid atorage u n it, to
cording to Information
Conrrccam an O rcent
by th e W ar D epart.
etorage plant will pro.
[orating apace for f r a
and fr t.h vrgiii.ble.
if the l l i h and 48rd
uard Dlrlalons in train .
Each plant will pro.
M oat apace to w n
food xupplltx fug
n and man.
I * f the- food Stuff*,
frulta and frach rmr*.
(Ural epedal concmlttae. Cammltlee C hatm op have been named
Ih rau th au t Up ;8teto. prartlcmtly
all o f whom have slgnlfleil not
only their wllllngnc.a to aerva
but alao to got up a delegation
from tbolr county.
National Inauguration Chair
man Joreph B- Darios in W aah.
Inylon h a . said to the nation in
h it radio,broadcA.U th at a r r a n r v
mania a n wall under tray fo r one
of th# m o s t. 11 p r c l v o ceremo
nies th a t ha* over boon had In
any Inauguration of a prr.ldent.
Dan P. M ulatky Of tho RFC in
W aahlagton, ana praaldcnt o f the
Florida -S tate Society th e n , baa
advlaad -th a -c h a irm e n , Gardner
and Smith, th a t the Florida Borloty la planning a reception for
Governor Holland and hia entire
p arty la th e Washington Hotel an
Jan.19. Hd aeauraa all FloHda
cltiteuc who come to W a.hlngteh
for the Inauruietlcn o f the g ro at
totorant of follow e ltittn a of Urn
Florida S tate Society In Waah la g .
ton who f i l l aee th a t they e rr
well provided for and entartotaod
whila In Waxhtngton.
••taO ^ trad e' way th .
,4
tht onoptioM Sd eta tea levy
t ..cigarette* ac nothing more
h as to amckes,* be arid, "b u t a
t m atter of fact they eoroOtutr
i -WUloe and a h a lf dollar to
Which contribute! mow
®
taoo.ooo.ooo « your to tin
roppoct of tha fadnral governactil* and accounts for the dtatrL
'mUon of lift, billion Unit, of l « irottro every year."
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Tra in* the origin pf the to.
*woco indnatry, Mr. Sawyer eaid
h a t' the Indiana which W to » |M
tr o t brought tack to; Spain from
•he flew World w o re . ohaervod
ItUng around a fire with stick*
a the I- noroe and the other end.
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Publicity In Mailed
For Monkey Island
l*Ninl»er of ('omiiirrer tn«|jiy,
I I , Titusvll)* T I' , |Jay
ieo are thtme dim Itdit-
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breT IbJ
Up Aa Mcptbers Qf
Slmfriclxmrd Club
't a r n
M6« l
S p eed Is S o u g h t In
C am p
C o n stru c tio n
W ACU1N0T0N. Jan. * -< * > _
Tlie Army derunlraliaed the aupervUkm o f Ita $1,117,000,000 em ar.
building program Sunday
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a"nd CJO eotock J M h T ^ t o r ram a
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�MONDAY, JAN U A R Y « / 1M 1
H o l l a n d ’s
M W tM * T A ,
"BICYCIi
BUILl FOR TWO!"
*•
In a u g u ra tio n
A ll r o a d s le a d t o T a lU h o sd o * to d a y M$ tlu n u la n d a o f
p e o p le fr o m a ll o v e r t h e a U to i n k k g 'thLl ...............
a ' o r d i n .........
a r il y am aJ
to w n t h e m o a t c o n g e s te d In F lo r id a in p r e p a r a ti o n f o j t h e
In a u g u r a tio n to m o r r o w o f B p e a a a rd
H o lla n d
aa
th i s
r n oo rr.. T h o se w h o a r e u n a b le t o m a h e th e
sta te ”1*a 2 8 th g o v e rn
t r i p w in b a t h e r e in s p i r i t a a t n a y - a w a i t - t h e in a u g u r a l
a d d re s s w h ic h w ill s o u n d t h e k e y n o te f o r th e n e x t f o u r
y e a rs .
G o v e rn o r-e le c t H o lla n d Is e x p e c te d t o e m p h a s is * t h e
Im p o rta n c e o f t h i s s t a t e a s a p a r t o f t h e n a tio n 's . d e fe n s e
p ro g r a m a n d t h e n e c e s s ity o f; b u ild in g m i l i t a r y h ig h w a y s
to m a k e c o m m u n ic a tio n a n d . t r a n s p o r t a t i o n a m o n g t h e
V arious b a se s ! n o w ,'b e in g c o n s t r u c te d , e a s i e r a n d s p e e d ie r
a n d h o m « k a ls o p o in t o u t t h a t t h e s e r o a d s c a n n o t Ire
b u i l t w ith o u t a d e q u a te fu n d s , s o m e th i n g w h ic h th e H t*t*
R ood D e p a rtm e n t, h a s so re ly m is s e d in t h e t y t fe w y e a r s .
T h e s u b j e c t.,p f r o a d s n n tu m lljr b r i n g s u p t h e fjiiesU oii
o f ta x a tio n w h ic h h a s b e e n m a d e m o r e a c u te , a s f a r a s
th e S tn th In c o n c e rn e d , h y t h e , r e c e n t a b o litio n n l ' th e
(S late a d v a lo r e m t a x lev y . I t m a y bo e x p e c te d t h a t so m e
fo rm o f n e w ta x a t io n w ill b n n e c e s s a r y , p a r t ic u l a r ly if
th a u n p o p u la r g ro a n re c ftip ls ta x Is ra j m ated . J u s t w h u t
fo rm th e n e w ta x e s w ill la k e r e m a in s a s e c r e t w ith U nlM i l a n d t h e le g is la tiv e lo a d e rs, e v e n i f t h e y h a v e y e t d e
cid e d a m o n g th e m s e lv n s .
T h a t h is a d m i n is tr a t io n Is f a c i n g o n e o f t h e m o s t
c ritic a l p e rio d s In F lo r id a 's h is to r y la w ell k n o w n to H o l
la n d a m i b in a s s o c ia te s . A t n lim a w h e n t h e s t a t e is g ro w
1*40 in g so r a p id ly t h a t n o rm a l r e v e n u e s f a ll to k e e p p a c e w ith
th e d e m a n d f o r h ig h w a y s , sc h o o ls, b r id g e s a n d o t h e r im
p ro v e m e n ts , t h e S t a l e Is fa c e d w ith th e n e c e s s ity o f d o in g
Its p a r t, nn e x c e e d in g ly la r g e p a r t Tor it a u 'a e, h i H ie n a
tio n a l d e fe n s o p r o g r a m .
F lo r id a In f o r t u n a t e in h a v in g a t th e h e lm ill th i s
tim e a m a n w h o th r o u g h h la o w n .f te r v lc o Ju th e W o rld
w a r a p p r e c ia te s th e b u rd e n s o f y r d r .- a n d f r o m lo n g y e a r s
o f s e rv ic e In p u b lic o ff ic e In b in c o u n ty a m i. s t a t e t h o r
o u g h ly u n d e r s ta n d s ll« i p ro b le m s o f g o v e r n m e n t. - W h a t»ver th e nil n a tio n a r i s in g in I h o .f u t u r e , w h a te v e r e m e r
g e n cy m a y b e c o n f r o n te d b y Ik e e la t e , t h e p e o p le m a y w ell
m o w t h a t t h e i r g o v ir n m e n ln ) a f f a i r s a r e In good b a m h .
G re e k
LONDON. Ja a .
taehment o f F r e t
of O s w i l D t
FitnJjh
ww
WASHINGTON. Jan . D — dav. night t» h a t
(Special)—Commissioner o f In.
terns! R n r a v . Oajr T. H elver.
Ins issued today a statistical to .
would
■
th at tbo tax-paid withdraw*!.
<if domestic .till wine in the
United State* d o lla r the fiscal
y ear ended June 80. 1MQ, were
■R2,l70jMifl (stlo iu , or SI percent
i g reater than IS 1030, In which
; Lyrar withdrawals were
Maher
(han Ih any ether post-repeal
year prior to 1940.
. i W ithdrawals
of , do me* tie
, ■rpsrklUrg , wine, Including both
I . naturally and artificially car.
)»in*t«d wine* reached 8,370890
: j tasabla unit* (half-pints) and ex.
I reedrd the prrriou* high point
, for the flacaj year 1037 by B
percent, (‘a rt of the Inetaaae In
withdrawals may be attributed
to increased purchases in Juba
1040. due to tha M aher tax rate*
'w hich become effective July I,
1940.
I Compared with the previous
fiscal year, tax-paid withdrawals
i of .till
still win* containing
not more
c o n ta in in g ________
than 14 percent alcohol Increased
irpm ia.4lil.01M gallons to £ V
078,018 gallons, or by 0 g per.
| cent. Tax.paid
____ ___ __
' 1 withdrawals
ot
i wines containing mors than 14
! percent and not more th in E4
, • p rrreq t alOchol Inrrcnsed from
• 41JU4.780 * gallons to S7.fi03.fi71
I ; gallon*, o r by m percent.
* I Winery op*rations ' were r r .
i 'P orted a t 1,09(1 wineries him) 08
hondml win* store-rooms located
In A:i state* and Hawaii. There
'* o i n slight < tie*ress* in ' tha
' production of Wine ( Including
•wine |irmture,l for dlrillllng m a.
1 lerial In the
production ot
brandy),
231.919,W7
gallons
having b**n p.odtlced in the
fiscal year IB3U as compared
with 212,367,137 in Ih* liacal
y ear 1U40. California l*d in tha
production of wine, accounting
_ i nr iMirent of the total.
Tuts) stocks of still wine,
whirli nn June dll, lt*40, agate.,
k ite d 9.1,244,003 gallons, declined
Ly more than 1 ,000,000 gallon*
from stocks on Ih* sum* Oslo o,
1939.
•
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C o lo n y
T h p w a r In E u ro p e a m i Urn g a l l a n t rk 'fp n s p o f lh e ir
lo m e la m t b y I ho s t t i n l y G re e k s h a v e l e n t a d d e d g la m o r
to th e li tt le fijm ek co lo n y o f s p o n g e d iv e r s
at
T a rp o n
S p rin g s a n d h a v e m a d e m o re in te r c u t lu g th a n e v e r th e i r
a n n u a l f e a s t n f t h a E p ip h a n y w h ic h t h e i r G re e k O rth o d o x
!hurt*h r e l e h r a t e s th e r e to d a y .
atW iaA
Domestic •Wine
Show Increase
G re e k s fro m nil o v e r th e c o u n tr y ro m o lu T a rp o n
Ip rin g s fop- t h i s a n n u a l o c c a sio n w h ic h is p re s id e d o v e r by
J ia b o p A tn e n o f o r a s o f B o sto n n s th e sp e c ia l ro p re srn U tprobably Uvn o f t h e b e a d o f t h e c h u rc h in tb o W e s te r n H c rn is p lie re .
Tha B ish o p wUI th r o w a g o ld c ro s s In th e liav m i a n d th e
G re e k b o y s w ill d iv e f o r It. T h e o u e w h o b r in g s It u p will
jo fo llo w ed b y p ffcoptlnunlly g o o d lu ck
th r o u g h o u t th e
ro a r.
. . .....
TflO e p ip tfu j f e a s t o f thri E p ip h a n y c o m m e m o r a te s th e
la p tls m n f C h r i s t f o r th e G re e k s s u y I t w a s u t th i s l.n te
h a t U o w a a m o d e k n o w n l o 'l i t o p e o p le a t la r g e . T h e cele♦ ra tlo * tr e f ln s w l^h s o rv ic e o a t daV brurtk a n d la s ts u n ti l
k » n . T U tn
t'h u H 'h m rn Ih th M r f i n e s t r a i m e n t m u r ? h fh
1 prpC B siion t(f R p rib g b a y o u , w h e re th e
ImnkH fo rm *
l a t u t a l a m p h i t h e a t e r f o r th p lu o u s a n d s o f r e s id e n ts a n d
r is lto r a w h o cotnh to w a tc h , a n il w h e re th e c r o s s c e re m o n y
a k e a p lace . *
>•’
, . . f f o l m an y , n e w c o m e rs to F lo rid a r c a l i i e t h a t In th l»
ll tl o f l u l f o oaxt to w n n o r t h o f C le a rw a te r, liv e u b o u t -1,000
J f t e k s , m a n y o f w h o m * r e s till c itis e n s o f G re e c e , w h o
ttifc/e t h e i r liv in g , a n d a v e r y g o o d liv in g i t is to o , b y .d lv n g to r ftponjtcfl o f f t h e cUAst o f F lo rid a . S o n ic o f th e s e
M B m a k e fro m $ 2 ,GOO t o $ 5 ,0 0 0 a y e a r J u s t d iv in g f o r
:ponffw/i w h ile th e Iro at o w n e r s a n d m a r k e t o p e r a t o r s m a k e
to nalA erahlo m o rn t h a n t h a l .
B e f a r a s w e k n o w t h i s lx th e o u ly n p o n g c f i s h e r y in
It* U n ite d S ta le s . M o s t o f th e s e G re e k s h n ll fro m th e
Jo d c c a n c sln n Isla u d s In t h e M e d ite r r a n e a n w h ic h a r e a lso
h e c e n t e r o f im p o r t a n t s p o n g o b e d s. T h e y co m e o v e r h e r e
A oatisa th e y c a n m a k e c o n s id e ra b ly m o re m o n e y s e llin g
h e i r s p o n g e s h e ro th a n th e y c a n in th o old c o u n tr y - M o at
if th e m e x p e c t to sp e n d o n ly u fe w s e a s o n s a n d t h e n to u r n h o m e , h v it .m c u t .o f th e m r e m a in to ra is e t h e i r la m lrtsa a n d b e c a m e c lU c e n s.
I
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< T h e y I f f J o f c n s c ly lo y a l to t h e U n ite d H ta tr n a n d b eM t t U . i a ih o fic si f o u n t r y i n t h e w o rld , n e x t to t h e i r Own.
W i . - i p U tf m w a u M iUw> to ,b e c o m e d t i s e n s a n d w o u ld lik e
« li s u e u i« V ratnlliitH, m a n y -of w h o m a r e s till In G ra e c o ,
la ln tlie B L h e ro . h r r t a r o p ro V e n lc d fW im -d o in g so b y tm m lA M tl d h li iT iM lii iw i T h e y -M f v e r y p ro u d o f t h a p a r t t h e i r
m u n l r / m e n a m n o w p l a y i l g . l n w o rld n f f a i r s , a n d a fa w
b l m j m & w * h ttm e t o j J a . t l K c o lo ra.
• y v tT f y l a ^ t .H W e N o N p r l i n T a r p o n B p rin g * w o ta lk e d
g» a C ro c k id r) w h o Wa» l»om in th in c o u n tr y , th o u g h h a r
h t h o r a n d m o th e r w e re tro th b o rn in G re e c e a n d h a d Il'SCd
WWMSIJS
Dfc Whfii PI
Crashes, 1
. Outlook For Farm
Living Discussed
In Annual Report
BAN niR O O , Calif.. Je n
1— Eleven navy filer*!
Uad. ' S aturday night M
fuming wrarksgn of a
transport plan* which *
In Iho ruggad mountain c
38
wlloa
aonthoskl
(f
I
I 1 flA J N K P m i.E , J a i n -I* f« *
I •• 'r - f i s f.»- fs-rn family living in
I ‘ l Florida'ilurtrw 1941 are about tha
Thg transport, * D(
lieo -l, two-iuotorrsl rrsfi
W r fprirtas, Tex.. ftaturU*
IN S U R A N C E .
W IT H D IS A R rU T V ,
Up to shoot five y e a n t i p
when Ih* eatapaUfaw' gglf
Ir.snJng if. the 4U farm 4f
Plus Hilly in li f e IM Ughct!
reticle* Mid halloas of M el
Inttirsac*. This wjm b n w *
It n i t M
aoroethlng
whit* ibay
d lu b llity .
baycra
to .gel]
T or
I h tta ta lM
RVeil to raa* -pf
(tot
a m b r th a t
turn! iKxtcnaUn tWrvtr*.
'tW-fnfrily inrono and the food*
JiroHacdl ot home, ahe points out.
■ The ray* that farm ft mil It*
d'*prn<l)njr rntprly upon
. „ short
staple Cl iten, fle e ^ u rrd tobacco
o- rftru* frulle a* their m sinr
Th* plana was overdue fistur.
day n'trht. A few hour* WOT
tw ins, «• sim ilar
Navy> to tor doubt* tre b le_________________
,
rrir brathara that m rulU nirroffleerskepleonfualrffc them, are shown
« sworn Into sarvlea In Nlew
amYork.
_____ Left to .right, Charles It. I’lerit and William Chart** Plerpolnt,
....................19,
3, of Woodotnek, N. Y.. and
rias 7r*SeU Hall and Francis Charles U
I til, 17, of Newburgh, N, Y.
Galnnvlllr, Jan. S—A p*,n,P"p' • ggid; u (tj
henslve program for suecenkful■pTliult"‘Xfl
nrodorllon and management of In fnntrol
livestock In. 1941 was outlinedsm pw f«^d
hern today by Dr, A. L. Shoaly, can |* WJj
kaad of the anlroa) .toduatoy da- W
"»ontl
partmant la tha University of ftd Ftouoln)
Gsrlda College of Atrlcul-1 Ha « W ,»
•o-hll.t, tVrpcnrat. TV,, Vs.'.
i tut*. , - '
.
1 bbnf, rtim}J
Marvin 'M^rae. 31, .machlnWo',
"Many of oar Uveetoek pro-.
mnto. Is*** |lranch. N. J.
dneer* *r* already carrying out
•Crank »M*h»rrt Vnytor. IB, to-. proatkaa In this program with f “ J1.* ^
/H r,
n*ii'ln
m
.M.^Wryy, fU, rsdiuwsr
noi
L IP R
, v '/
*'* ; Pamllv'living depemli tn both
■“r v . % " ? . f t r e v
"W r<
vita*. ,>
* '•cl*- Iw-lne Uiurrl bv tku Agricul.
into the socident th r rit snd
our other navy fUer*. j [
Th* tran sp o rt rr**hed MJiring
• raloatorm on a slob* nf XCUhnr
G rundy peek. Navy nffklnld raid
the visibility wsa alight bcfauie
of e dense fog.
tniUlic sc h o o ls
u n ita r y
Jnttallsi
1
o b y K id y o u a v f r gnw , b u t sh o h a d a ls o g o n o
XHtMton/U. ____________
elimination o f th* 'mud hole
uhool ip t h e o v n p ln f a n d k n e w n s m ttolt g u o u t
also. hrtt> la prwtuelng baa
tn d , Ita la n g u a g e , c u s to m s a n d tr a d it io n s , aa hi*' r»'ta. Nellflo*1 Cur. Calif.
F a r eattTe ratxere, ka of fried
c a n ra is e d t h e r e ,
,
todhunsB th* following suggaoUanar
th * w a y W l(h j d o a t n f th e m . T h e y a r k
100
Provide adequate food and pae.
Grand •Rapids. M1
ka. T h e y a n 1 0 0 p e r c e n t A m e ric a n s .
taroa to r tha bard. Plant lm-
■torm u
Efficient planning fo r famlbr
ronram ption. ax Wall a* Increased
production o f home ne*d*t »*•
•uggeMed an a goal fo r tbo year.
She Myn. th a t humr prudiwtluu w
food rontribule* to health n l
rurnhhlng a - te tte r food supply
•" d a t the ram* Urn# rebate*
available ea«h f o r more adequate
clothing, medical and dwital scr.
»■ rscftt In 11)r an rrlil ntillook report
? ulra
Ccrmray Arc llp h
, wernhSHTj#.,. « -
•re tnekpondlv*. puiabia, WwHi.;. .
and attractive, and nave rptirvrn
highly Mtlsfaaiwy ft* «UthMk
•nd textile* In Florida,
lb M*wv . ifW, MWFIt^M.r'bei.lrP
Te*H Thuractty,
nipmbera of a hoard lutmn) fo in.
AUafadautagriut
bread and other grain praduetr,
fata, and dried fruit*,” ■ •. 1 (
In view of tbo rle th ta f ahd
textile *JRation. J P m SlhM be.
I lev** It would bo Itawt eentmtoical
and practical for Florida k t» R
m akers to clutha thnlr i f i K
■nd furnlfth lh*lr M—r*- *)H,
raM* hi *rtirMI^ *rrS* nrvl *how
Imll alhiA* rtr,-Uy nllghl lm?rcv*.
rot Dior* echo ka
■ sn a v
lira p art” In tha B rit
ag a in .t tha Italian*.
tog eeaaana and g reater carrying
U jlktiyr ■ ' '
• *> FUn ta prodon a good ' supply
Vnmc# of Income prohabt1
‘ " , will
have a lllfl* lr** fo, family
‘ J llvImr in I94J than in 1940. Three
rnyarail In o lh 'r types of Cirm
, l r - . !>• » r v e, have n avrew hat
Ijriuhter nillkok fo- inenmp.
Nlrv^ Hike, rill* oltrnttnn t l
the fnct ihnt farm fnm llln In
t*iine nira* h»v* nn oppn’tunlty
tim ing th* first part r f the now
,vc«- ta rnntlnun sunplrntrnting
tlicir Inrnmr* hy w rrk on nrarby
tl-fen-** urn Joel*. KrTnH* nsllnn.
*llv ai* 'win it mart" 1" haV* ton*#
rtcfenra product kin laduitri*a ler*tert in m m l nttma. ■ < • •» i- ‘
“ Family living rtp en ara ere e x .
P**t*d to 4a rnm oshat higher to
JIM I than In 1940, and aa a neelilt
Ihwt tl-Jler* Hers faQillie* spend
for living
rays.
Tor
llvlnir will tofy'
My lea*,"
l*w" ahd
ahe says.
.Tfinme WmTntillra.'rueh ns'wori,
Isllk, and 'tanthar, wilt moat IItaly
•dmw a ' marked lncteeaa la priea.
Nrlrea of mral* ^ndTom a frv*h
fruits probably will advanVa also.
!ir'l‘« ' ,i'T3r:iV.’ps s
Which farm families buy, soak a t
Breakfast A t
W« 5
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MONDAY, JA N U A R Y I , 1941
'
THE BANFORD HERALD, 8 ANFORD, FLORID/
PA G E T H R E E
.....................
P a in tin g
In
W P A
E x h ib it D is c u s s e d
LILLIAN ADAMS* 8o d t t 7 BAUar
M is s
ial Calendar
MONPAT '
Circlet of Women * f.ocif ly of
hriatlan Service of thr M tlho.
e i Cburch will rreet a* follow*:
C if.te i l l * will mevl at 7:30 P.
t, St the home of Mra. Harold
la rtb lA Plaehurst.
' SL Mark's Chapter nf Holy
m 'ro ta Church will meet a t the
w *»lah House a t 7:30 P. M
. S t , Thereaa'a Chapter of the
, fagsan** Auxiliary
of
Holy
- ?regs Episcopal
Church
will
n e a t a t 4:00 o'clock at the home
. a f Mra. Joe Mefach.
• '.
TUESDAY
•■Hoard meeting of Woman's
Club will be held e l 10:011 A. M.
'in the club bouse an (Ink Avenue.
Seminole High Krlioil I'nrrntT eseher A atorlallon will hold IJa
gPMMrd meeting at 1!:3(> I'. M. The
reg u lar m eeting will lie at 3.00
•Y larh.
.- A lathe* n Class nf the First
Baptist C hurrh will meel nt 7:00
( f r jc e k 'a t the home <f Mr. n.
X
Q arriion on Richmond Avc.
* t n ie With O ro un F o u r n . b o d e ...
Jo an
R e tu rn s
A z z a re llo
F ro m
M ia m i
A fter attending fire dajri in
Miami attending the feetlviUei
of the Orange Bowl gam* and
New Y ear’a eelebtation for which
■ha was a honor gueat a t all,
Ml*a Joan A atarello
of
th li
city, one of the four “ Ladle«.in
.w aiting" to Mlaa Jean K obe/ of
Orlando, Orange Bowl Queen
returned T huriday evening to tell
of her “glorioua trip packed full
to the brim with
excitement."
"I couldn't possibly h are taken
in more of Miami in the time
1 waa there," Mlaa Aatarello be.
gan," everyone d*» grand to me
and 1 aaw eo much and did ao
many Utinga and had aueh a
wonderful time,"
The thrill 'o f riding nn the
float with the
Omnge
Bowl
Queen and the New Year's day
game, aha described but her one
disappointment about tha Mia.
alaalppi State-Goorgctown gam*
Waa that aba happened to be
pealed on tha loilng aide.
When naked If she visited any
night club*, she paid "Oh, yea, w*
had a cocktail party at tha Co.
lumbua Hotel and went to the
Club Ball on Sunday night, than
on Monday, night we visited the
Rhumba Casino and W alter W in.
Chell gave me bla autograph and
wrote
Joan With Lotions of
i l.ove.’ 'To
Wa aaw Ted Lewis at
| the Royal Palm on Wednesday
1
and vlaited the El Chico,
I night
and on Thuraday after having
dinner a t Pan and Rill'a wa went
to the C airouiel where Ina Ray
Hutton and b tr orchestra play
i Datrghlerw nf W e.lev A'lns* of
tha ’ F irst Melhoili.t Church will
•h4vp Their regclnr m n th l/ bustneaa and roclal meel lug in the
a an ox nt R:00 P. M. M r. C. V.
•B ntB gn'* g ra in will he hn»ti’..r* .
iK p rle n d a n lh tx’ll'O f
the Con'Igw gallonal Ch» rrh will meet at
{he home of Mra. John Ilnvlsnn
, Oti Twin Idike a.
-,
WRHVFftnAY
-flrnenri tuplne*. treetlng and
^ h in eh ro n of the Woman’. Chili
I h fli he held in the rlnti hoi|.e at
, t" d l0 - p . M. If n .te ..
will lie
i Mr*. E. Compton, chairman, and
' Mr*, II. W. Rucker. M’a. I T.
—F'nwbv. M e . A. J. Peters .n, hihI ]
w M rk. J i m * s
C n f e . . F u r reserve- j
> IM I
i p
i
f
H
H |j W
of
lim e s
io a o y
t w o
‘j g
a
ngnii.*! W l |
the
0 H h D ! |^
1
Friend* of Mrs. W. A. Zachary
will regret to team that .h e la
III at her home on Park Avenue.
F t lend* of Hr. J. ,S\ Tolar will
regret to learn that he I* ill kl
h it home on E ast Tenth Street
with influents.
Mr*. W. T. Langley h at re
turned from Birmingham, Ate.,
where *lte received treat tnenl for
teverai week*.
O fiA R if
Mr. and M. J. lluruk and ton.
Mickey, were the weekend guest*
of relalitre* and friend, in Melbourne
Flve-year-olJ Axel Anderson, Jr.,
receive* a joyoua greeting from hi*
father a* tilt boy arrive* in New
York from U ibon aboard lb*
American liner .Slbonr*. V111ting
relative* In Norway when the Nail*
took ovrr. be milled the refuge*
boat out of Finland and teturiied
lo hi. WihkIi IiIc, L I., hum* by
way uf Uermany, France, Spain
Friend* nf Ml.* Hrrirnx llayea
will regret In learn that ahe I*
III with infliirnia at her home on
W«at Ninth Sl*eel.
Ml«a Margaret Cnx i f River,
ddn H o.pilal
In Jark.nnvllle
•pent Saturday and Sunday at
her home in Sanford.
and Porliii'n l
Mr. and Mr*. Hein A. Smith
and daughter, Su.au, left Friday
to return Ic their home in Chi.’ago after vi.itlng fm two week*
with Mr. and Mr*. John M rj.rh,
of A n Crnf
BY
l. n n k r ,
W r ig h t,
Open House Is Held
At Dyson Residence
I jiim
('t.mplnucnl mu
p ile ml i Mi bui
Floren ce S
unit
i
l.ttU I " l \
ii
. in.
W 1(11 .
til
ii
I heir
ill
i
home
Mot go ret 11ii viiii* of
U , M(m
F liia h e th
i veiling
M ill>t
Tin*,
( %hrii'*'u
1 «*#m Ih
Ihinm
111
Pj»' -n
IftlK
Peggy
W nphl
*h an
.la r q u r lin c
M» h i u i M.
( orsagfN
Helen Palmer Is
Honored ,\1 Parly
ENTALLY
A rrn
A, K. ROSSE'm-JR
\\
SPECIAL AT
lln rn e ow ned- iiu ltk n e rv ie r. K v e ry lliln u
ul
Imvenl
p rlfe . T r y un
ill will lie until h e r o f o u r iiiuov
NtiliMfirH rtiM lom ers t iiurle*.^ uiiil t|it«ilily o u r w u lrh n u rd .
IIICST GRA DE MI*:ATK, r< >\\ | „S
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Invitations Issued
For Kiwanis Da nee
InvIUUena Lave been issoe.1 I
B u te n
S ta r
the annual Kiwanl* Ball t» b
Am #1' *
held on Wednesday rvuiing I*
WRh Hte now •afflcera
m ^ h la
i their ginning a t 10:00 P. M. In Hi
retpecU v, gU lire* a n d . Worthy M ayfair Metal with music by Bi’
N fteo " M re S tew art D atten pc*, ger W ester nnd hit orffeiolrn
aldlag, th a ftre t gteeilng a f the Ralph A utlln Smith,
frru'ru
y re r a f - W > « | * C hagU r Two.
O rder a f tha E aatg ra l i a r , waa
hrld T h a re d a r . i v t t h f ta the
Committeaa In d a r n ef a r.
1 angtm anta f t r tha ball Include:
Hobart H erns a, decoration* and
fa v o n I Ray F a a , finance, ntuaic
and hall ra o * ; Dr. H arry Wotel.
n i t , ' raceptlcn, a m la ted Gy J. U.
Sharon, Fred WUeon. S. J. Nix
aad P ath ar J . J . KelUghan.
Preston Bharettl la rioor chair,
^ a p ■aretHad fc f R. W. W are.'
ru n e rn l
FLOKINT — C K I.K in
The following otfu-rr- of S*'toi.
nole rh a p tr r Two, llldt-r of HoEastern Blur, were innl,-.l 1„
•erve a* offirt-r* ul o ili.lio l
rrhuul of Inptrucll ii Frtilny r\,-u
On tb* beach a t llonoluluT
Ing at New Kmyrnn, Mr* Furdyn* Nope, It's ul Miami. Model
Russell, Assncl*',- MnI io ii ; Mr" Mary Joyce Walsh la displaying
Oscar M. Harrison, F .lhi-r; uiol tha latest In tropical bathing tog*
Mr*. Kidney S. Ni«. Eli-1*
i t Mlaml'i reran! “Sunshine
Also attending the nrlioul from Fashion Parade/* She's one of
Hanford were Wnrlliy
Matron I 10 Power* models flown from
Mr*.
Btewert
Hutton.
Mr*. New York to Florida for Uie
Chari** Hew»:n. Mrs, J*><’ C olby _____ ______n n k ______ _
and u m T j q i : om .,,,.
-
B y
|
i.
1 1 r ti t it
A lim it Ml ft lend s n il Ird d in in g
fin
Eastern Star Women
Will Serve Al Seliool
:
m
fiv-nn wiuf Fred A Uyann, Jr,,
hr Id ofirn hiitiif hist cvffiiiig nt
their home fin West Sfventccnth
S tiff! mill invilctl frifh<N to
i'll 11 during thr appointed hmn«,
l,ight fit hhif taper**— in the
dining room ref hsrtfil an
nr
j jingrm rnt of puMtel flowerw up
on an Italian rut
work
Jure
Hiilli AsB|t*tihi* thr
lio»i*«
m
• rvuttf w rit1 Mr* F A Uy-ou
J'O.I M - K h All. n id
M
H itit f i i , S l ‘
fhirinn W d tr
Sylvi i
Snifilh \ .
Mfirianrn- Stricklntid PaTy I'*
WiMn ami liarhorti WunlS \
Alas* llrvprlv Iliiifi'r*, Ann Itu
horn, Jan In*
K umcx Ke'l,
J i r k ir P k k H t, ni*ntpr
Hill v Fu», Jnnn Ur if H rntv M«I .nii! In, III. llnBii 1’nVf Hugh'*
Jimmy llllHnrp, Mai Mm ( 'Iripma"
Ilarhara f'ha|imari icni IJumh.ll
r.off
CommJtteea Named
th W,
N rla o n ,
Hill f Park, Linda LniMiini
Hrndhiim, Tommy Sfi*. .
LAKELAND, Jan . 8 - ( B p *.
a l l — E rnest TiQnan, 18, who
re* an the aid Tam pa rand, waa
te n emergency treatm en t a t a
1 (tl
T hi
t N N ’I T i r t T u n
Litlli* Lucm I * If
■Li i, i imI h»'r
fifth birthday iniiim .n
.Sul.
unlay uftTiixMN sviiri ,i |>.uty ul
her homr on I nk \ thin' Arla n ^ rrm n li uf m o, » 11 w ell
di'Cfirated Ihr n mi»i > ..r th r litiliii*
in whiih thr h:m-■ iv ii * i nIrrtained
HuririR th r
ufttiiHMiii
Nrw
Yi*m*n and ntir*ciy ^.tmm wi*ra
fiijoyed with llRm^l n l< .Itrr.
Jr., recidvinu a ruiiHirnl tup k«
winner in tin* nuuMe route,-t.
A fter tha gufwtn htid *fcninir
i OR Ih d r aupitar
I.
my T inker," th r m IiiI p tililhdii.v
>'akr Inuring ird
t.« un-l
fivr m l raltilli'N v,n« <i*r nnd
siHrVrrl with In* iiin in I nk lull
r«*ii tapers Innrut-ifl m nn I *tul ul
thi* biilhility tnhir
Kaviiia lo rafir earn I » |
mol
horn* werr dif*trihtit««I mim- hc Ho
III 11*' tfUrftlA,
InvitctJ lo l»i* w ilh I,in <m vk«n
I’atay Cotlfna. ihitiinn
I -s.kt ,
M a rv (Jr truile Sc tl. S> do * hn*»
^Phyllis Slmmi'N, Ffnnk < hu.r, If t
I llfa tn rc Flriw hcr. fit.Tin Moii*
Lstnirclpihrr, Mnry l,*m (#«tpt l.iihj
J* nnnr
E
1IB F i r i n g
C lr > t
l« e
u i Mini F r i t l a i H 00
out
h i I (HI \
M
ill)
IIIl r r « > t l a * * f tt r n h l r r
(lent** 1 Oil I n 3-tlll F
M.
r». \ ti li n g InT iipw mitl
1
l l i- b
h i
Lucia Goff Cdehratps!
Her Fifth Birthday!
AI bo Shirley
AUTO
N O T R
ilif".
U-***
, 1* 1, 1 .
H im '* Is ,
•1 (HI • M.
Je a n
G ro u p
rfM g V l J
111
hiwinv il, i
arol
B y
The postponed December m eet.
Ing of the Uhl ted Daughter* of
tho Confederacy waa bald F ri
day morning nt tha home of Mr*
Martin J. Bram on Palm etto Avc.
nue with Mra. Bram, newly elect
ed president, In charge of tbo
meeting.
Repcrta from nil committee,
were heard and plana warn madr
for tho i baervanro ef Robert
K. Lea's birthday this month.
Present werai Mra. W. C. Hill.
Mlaa M argaret Roberts, Mr*. II.
ft. McCaalln, Mrs. Bt. Claire
W hite, Mrs. B. I - Perkin*, Mra.
W. tt. Dyson and Mrs. Bram.
CYCLIST H IT
f l
In*
'mol. \r it f I
A ith u r II. Reckwlih. Jr., re.
luyned ta Hinson University lo
return* hi* atudie. a llri ppending
h* C b rliltn a. holiday, with hi.
oarente, Mr. un i Mr. A. II
Beckwith.
excited a n d . Maid tell yea all
of tha other thing* wa did," ah*
continued, “every day waa packed
full of excitement.''
Mlaa A t tar* llo, Sanford Jayraa entry In the contest for the
Oianga Bowl Qucon which wa*
chosen In Orlando tn Oocamber, E m m a J e a n M e t h v i n
received her trip a fte r
being
■elected one of tho four atten. H o n o r e d O n B i r t h d a y
danta. to tho Quoon. She wa* ac
companied to Miami by Mil* Ce
celia Truluch of ihla city with
whom »h* shared room* In the
Miami Colonial Hotel.
C o n fe d e ra c y
Bobcoek
w ill,
I A l *
.S P E C
don T h o m *.
nolo
C. D. Hlghlryman left S atu r
day morning to retu rn ta hi*
kema In South Bend, Inti., a fte r
•pending two week* bar* with hla
oarente, My* gpd Mra. _ S .
D.
TlghTeyman. Mr*, nighlryntan and
'wo children will rem ain In San.
’ord until Jan. ID when they
Till return by plana to South
Send.
H e a rd
KM
Mra. Maude M. Miller ha. re .
turned home a fte r a ten day*'
rl.lt with friend* and relative*
In Jacksonville.
311** Flotrnce McKay left Fri.
Jay night to leturn to- Miami
a fte r r pending two weeka in
Sanford a* the gueit of her pa
rent*, Mr. and Mr*. Glenn ", MrKey. She wa* accompanied to
Miami by Mr. and M r. McKay
ahn ipent ihc weekend a . the
guaala of their daughter and Mi
and Ml*. Hugh Comb*.
R e p o rts
e fur .bow ing, nf lhl»
f American Art Exhibit
ul Pietui r i will be an.
der by the Art Club of
■* II
II Coleman ip
Mr.. Alvu Puller n in
the I ravel ling exhibit*
ulale over the nation
Hireling of Ihr Florida
of Ail bi M ,o |! ideli.
e 7. Mr. W. M, Seoll
r wn. eb-tled n member
l*tc Fr.h-rultnn llonrd
ie. n- beaut if irntton
i A M f ’l O N
Mi*. A nloinetlr Bay*, ha. re.
turned
In Mary
Wuahingloii
College in Frrderitkshurg, V».,
a fter spending the holiday* here
with h*r parenta, Mr. and Mr.
J. M. Haye.. Mi** llu y ri I. a i
renter a I the college.
j
Ip :". te lc o t" ':' 70-J.
^ f l lr d e n Club Boord will meet
A. y. at the home
M r A 'J II. Colclouyb in ll«se
! C o u r t ..'
a . ■•
THURSDAY
• Exeeullve B o.id of 'be .< e*
rid* prim ary Schorl P. T. A. will
t g-V-i Jii . 00 P. u at 'he rhonl.
,r W e * t Sid* Prlmnry
ParenU
Teacher* ,-Asacciation will meet
I j i t 2:80 P. M. in the *rheol with
Q * -» He*. M artin J. Brum «t>enkln»
J Olf t “ Hr Helens and
E s'-n tis!
J Agencies fo r Character Building.''
2. '
FRIDAY
(V llA u k * Circle of the C a’den
• Cldb will meet a t 3:00 P. M. at
rt .10:00
Speak Inc on (hr WPA a rt ex
hibit which will >0011 comp to
8anford for exhihitun, Mr*. C. R.
Trlm ball rf Bradenton, a guest
■t a meet inn of the Sanford Art
Club held Friday evrning at lh«
home of Mr*
W. M. Scott,
stressed "Pal m et.. Mammock." an
oil painting by A lt... t K. Backtta
of the Vern |i,a ch Sketch Club
aa n u t.'an ilin e among the y n u p
anil explained . r u r a l o th er, of
Ih* picture. shown in Bradenton
Telephone 148
I'o u llr y
n n d D a iry tim id* u lw u v s di,|i<iii|:ilili-
Ih r trenl.
IIA FPY
HIRTHDAY
(iretchen LundquUt
(il*dy* Pippin
Mis* l.oi* Rowland
Mrs Harold Long
FRENCH WRITER DIES
VICHY, France, Ja n , 0 *-(8*)—
Henri Uergaaii, Ml,
foremost
fW nch philosopher and winner
th e IB tt N-bal p rtia for Bt-mture, died In Parts Saturday
<>(.a pulmonary coflgretlon, It
raa reported her* yaatarday.
Churchill Praises
Australian Troops
M i n i ,o n .
J« u
n
— iA I —
Puli,,
Minister {'tiurchlll l»*i
night m nt a message of rongiatulali-in- to Prime Minister It. U
M eiiric i f A ustralia for Ibt
"m agm fii'ent m anner ii, which the
Amdriilmn offensive against Bsidia liu* ojicned."
Australian
snldirr* were the
speurbcail of th* vmplte force*
which smashed Into Itanlla.____
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M O N D A Y, JA N U .
PAGE H V B
W A tW C A W S AT PA IR
.
i And Pint Familiea Ih O * * b n B illy R 'S. and m t in
* * • ■ » Holm's famous Naw nickel
Career Meet Jan. 11-18 Y«Y
Weald's Pair goat s da and Hnu«d.
i V A tkM t.r iaa.
t —flUaiing
,
om
A
lo M H d ia f tha Idas with novel
A M lIt t i Lottla lla y a r w ill pra^
*ftot to r disappearing ballet in'' .to cii.'
* R r * t iO * 4 * " •• »•>» o r the ou t* n o d i M > a t u r . . o f tha F lo r id .
p M
a brilliant senatorial
«r bp f l t M h t tooth and nail
hU e o rik tlo n . and refusing
In now premise with than*
stoed hgaln.it him. It was
lo r K alb tha W o t Virginia
Dorset' Fla*tad In 19.it. Ih*
■(Mod “baby senator" coma
OUhMptan ami had in w ait
r T p h r month* far hi* M lh
I m . Jana 19. 1935. bafora
,
W
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M
la U n
o L .n ir llj r
MM hi th* West Virginia
dttota, .bo Uafu.1 orernighl
nnar a kaUaoai figum— n l
H ath fat- whom many a
trial gray', sard p m lktrJ
F I; 7
£ck
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a Tech
feotUil
garni playad In rain
Tech won, 18.0,
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»U* for Urge q .n n ., fere
Into RumanU. Only ono nit
import dlfflcuL
eported moving
d run* througk
Hungary, and Into RumanU without cutting In.
to a third country. Arad and TlmUodnt are
new baadqqartert for Oerngna.' 4
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By STAN LEY
W H A T ? -A N I>
HAVE ALL THEM
tA\ DOOR BELL
) JL R IN G IN C j
JP(
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V
SALESMEN
p e s t e r /n
'M E
T O DEATH
--------- 1
arm m wi un w wro win no praa
Sarr.knuckled I tha eonerntlnn bran tha
tM tlaat fha of oh* of tha four own
more imche went to England In 1IM
than any ntkn race rad from th* king th*
th th* aicap. ter which gave Rhode 1st
ay Long.
“guarantee forever from
had warmed K la r and a ll ot his Son
a wai In n of Political and Religious
hat had alaot. dam."
lAn two yaars
In addition there are
-i~inl*a«n who (rare their Unas, ■
r —‘-kiaret tkm by general
ana away. B _is. as
____Alfred
_ .... the
Great 1
kings of Engtandi for tl
co u n try
sen t
of h e r
America to propl* the new '
New England's son* are, li
tha son* ot Old RngUnd.
T H E E D IT O R O F '» H E C L A P lO M
C A L L S O N T H E H E R M IT O R
S T A R V A T IO N R lP c f r E
r
runijx'
SCOTT’S SCRAP BOOK
By R. J. SCOTT
Cool mil | which
•art of W*et V P .
r» ami John I . proposal, ibe third term, a ll got
•g 1* I ha .‘venal* itanr share of hia hihteiin-T orw>’■ Fables.
lore.
Than eamo national defens*
and ban*tor H all really want to
loam. Tit* other day, Benatof
I'k e y nat* speaker HoR had lnv>*1ed In the C*ngrtwi
rhlln'a aoeUl ju s- aJooal Record 2S mild |iage* of
fn DeveUnd and small type which ware a complla.
m" With RtoOub. 4l«n of. speeches and statements
be hav made siora the adm inlstrs.
IlN i UdneVd It* pt»**i:l policy
it natianil defense. I la rumor
► tiefU iitU ^oh tk* got* that
•."* ItW F -W Into war, Hens
« M 8 trf T V m Holt fnogdtt hi* imrty and th,
A i waton't a who voted with It every *t«p
xift P iM iim
wty.
Last tummar, whan tana
a Haw Deal Holt earn* ttn far renoiWnail m
Oueas again, m lilrr. Tlirs* balhrrt aren't allowing they ran taka II b j pushing through snow and lea
for a dip. Th* snow-ilk* d rills *r* nice warm ocean foam. Whipped to a troth bv .e ie iil vtmma
and high breakers along ibe southern California rn.ul. Iter*, at San Diego, balbais gel a "htihbla
'
balh“ from Ih* foamy lubslanre. known tectinlcellr a* spindrllL
o i h ' OUR WAY
By J . R^WILLIAMS
N O . ' T A 'N 1 .' W J S
G O T HOLT O ' Tl '
W R O N G CAM A N '
I S D R lN K J N ' D t e v
C O F F E E / W H IC H
A I N ’T S E C H * B A P
•NM dpvM tE - W i t h
C u f e L V 'S
COFFEE/
2 ‘M A F k 'A :D \V * s ;I S G IT T IN J* T O O
W ESTERN — WE
P O N T C O M P L A IN
M U C H O U T H E AH.
a r y ,,
BUT < 3 0 0 0 & O S H .
V .
W B P O N ’T « K H B C T
A F E L L E R “TO E A T
M E A T T H E T A IN 'T
)
SVEN BEEN
K N O C K E D DOW N
rat head that
UmhaaL Tha ran a poo.' thtni Whan the n
Lobor BaU- jongwka erkvodrs In Janua
d lT p O lK
w ant
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$ 1, 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
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ANMUALLy..^
I h E A R L Y DAYS o F -frit. UN l<ED & <A <ES V O ftN C
1 *A“'f E
- “R , VOTERS
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L
W A S M O STLY B y V O IC E .-
-
o f T r t E I R c H o i c e o h BAU dR
T r i B u T e p By c a m 01 d a T e s
o u I s i d e T h e Po l l i n g P L A C E
n a m es
p ig
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e c r e t
v o < in
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Au s t r a l ia n b a l l o t w a s
i
ir s T
and
u$ed
ih
k e m Tu c k /
M A S S A C H U S E T T S . IN i M i
1AKES
afternoon on I J ia
Mu gran* atndb
turn u
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^
far re
^ onc
W
amD
Te h Tw o - g a l l o n
oF W A T E R
ftlo F . R o W L E y ,
rw n
u H iv tR h iT y o f M i n n e s o t a
t a il s
A D A Y -To S A T i Y F /
HAS DEVELOPED a M A l HINET o ME c HAMIl A U /
COUNT -THE P A R T i c l EE o f D U ST im a
C A M P L E o f A ir.
T v F g P ru v ib ?
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a h o y s f E R , a/; Hl .
ST r a i h s o u T F o o d
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PARTICLE^ rf HAY Cortlfan
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By P A U L
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FRAN STR 1
DID SULLY G tT X T l
T \WMY DID HE j f H
of
MAY I. .AltlJON,
STEAPY, Z E K E , I
WAMT T O G E T A
PIC TU R E F O R T H E
PA PER O F THE
ONLY B O M B
S H E L T E R IN
T H E C O U N T Y .'
of F lis t FatoOtM In Amarira*
U first of all a patriotic urganb
ration. A t Its first annual ram.
sta tio n it mad* rreArd of th t
•lory of tha "Oray ChatSMonN
w ritten by Nathaniel IlawtAornes
aa re fla tin g its patriotic aU tU
meot*. .
*•
- .'
There will b* n rrte n t th o ri
who trace their linrs back t*
Eldar
William
BrawsUt.
Joh*
m
a»«
w
iu ia m
m
v w a ty r,
dap
• t a iu t r ia
of
th a
ra ta l a
T
I* t ' a r l a n n . d * r * « * * < 1.
.'.is
THK OLD HOME TOWN
in c
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m i-
fo r
fo r
f in a l d la r b a r g a
*•
nf Ih r
r a ta l#
of
r . A*.
c * « « n l o n ih la K l b d a /
r,
A
l»
It!#
rill.
m a y
l« lh
U
1«
llftflg h aolfllar at (ho Utter enjoy
|cahip. Ceptiva appears to be ba
*r flV*
A
*A T K
1'i'unii Jnda- •»( N.minoir
f »r
m>l
i ra»h d.t ltm lb '
,!» ■ * * I h o u r # o f a a l r
th
" • * r r • to»d
P r o lia n t
* 1 1 n a t fcy
an « l l* - lr f
In I lia t ’ m tn t > o f
M*
m ot a
t o lln w r a
COS
, •««]
.
ts il
m
I'*" • HpwUnd, John and Priscilla AH
Hba t o C a t Im of tW Mayflower and those
“ JW . know 1 wko .onn aom* leery genoratlod
! ^ 5 r r5! ,vy JbTw (1
91 tMr ,,h>U* Ilna. hark to O d
t iOe* tea.) W all. a con. Virttnla. T h ari wUI ba those whd
t
a
*
W W fc jd i
JkL
I* lM \S lK n \
|
N O T IC It
la
h r r r lt )
^ v tn
th a t
I lin e a r a tu l b y
* l r i t i * «ti .« i l r o r r * Of
fn r c lo a a r *
and
a#U
rn tv ra d
I n i b* a b o v # a o l l t l r t l .-A im .* >m i» ,*
| ? * tb d ap o f IW r n ilM T ,
\
n
naa
I
Ba H M o la l
M n « ia i
In i* h n n p * i« ,
nn M onduv
th # l t d «!.«>
i» ( V l i r u
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la n
In
r t a .it
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• r < m r lb « iM « *
d iM ii
In
,*%%> f t . y
« .f
II.IS A - .I
| aitondahei. Tha daU of tha m haf
fog i* Jan. is . it and n with
hnuldunrtara at tho_ Ptlncoa*
notaL A ll Mho trace tbthr ancintrtl Ihtsa hack to tha days at
tk* original IB colonies a n In.
riled to ‘ attend tha conrrntlorn
Several naw fam ily genealogical
Hdd, ondrr tlu Cnnstltutian, and historical societies are tow
Ms s e a t
| ported to bo organised at th li
iMT a frSahmm aanainr p o t ,
a u o , U w ia yoano Holt. I t h a aorlaty of th* ‘TXecandetiU
» Y b -r o » iN N h o i.*
w k . K lR V H llorr. J r . pi.im irr.
JOHN KAUAKIAN .1 .1 iw em l' a n ti
'• t l i l l o r
» H :tlU . U%«TMR*«
l« U
nf
�1
iLi
r Account
la a k M |hU.order eball bo M*~
llahafe tor feor toaaeehUve w*tfc*.
WnMW O. F. Ilrte«l»*. Clark of
lt U 4 nearly
r ninth night of racing goes j
w pout tonight l l Itw Ran.
Orlando Krnnrl CIl' j JO mlNt
F ie ld
C o n te n d s
of Sanford on V. 8. No. 17,
»l|li ft will gd another touch
to race, Iho ninth orrr Ut«
rlty dlaUnrd. > | . '
■dug a r r -Smoky Mountain,
Jr|rr. Lady Lawyar, Oly ' SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 0 to >Dolly Oman, Rita's Girl, WV-WHh Allea Marble In the
J|M Norn and Todd* Dawn. profeaalenal rank*, a wide-open
Hr »hot price*, prevailed laal race U en fee the UUa af guaen
with daily double and nnln- of American tomtit. V r«,- ■%.
flguree searing into Ihrra
Not tinea ptg.tAfled. poker,
to nicht after night. Real faced Helen Willa area the durafend Grand BN, two 2d to 1 ptonahlp at the age at Jl—tni»
waa Seay back la iM S-hfe* there
been aueh a waU.fi i tehad field.
Thera la no daaiMaM tetetfander.
1
toinmriiictniM
IJlC T ItA t'C —K u lu rlly i
Any one of a eeora of atria mat
I*d. loi'lrr
( cton» Jag triumph at Faraat nOTa next
.
I «. K I. ■unimer, and gain the honora and
Hon fl«
f firo tkrr a kin
Bjjwe funyrr
* jniiy tru er potential fortune which few, If
W CONn ttA c w -P M t u rlir ,
any other, • porta offer to o
KS.1
U?*f
•
'
Oatlr
Deul.l->
Name ntrl
lew.
La,hi,, woman.
The race la being Incubated In
Bn* f«X
« Derye Dree
iMNr«||
e, I lade l.nmnni California, from which Helen
W iiXt
Nerk Wllla, Helen. Jaeoba and AINe
Mirlbe hall and which, on .the
to rt H eir er D a'lv Dnubtri
77*!!'**. S ' * . ' S Armed d irt bat la of official nutkbga. poaMabl«»l ItoJI'O Stark Ur linen aaaaea the majority of atrioua
n*«
•. t n»vk mile contendere. Local matehea will
ha watched clearly taring the
£ « •& « _ ■ , i a s r winter, but a real line on proa,
l y AidHi*
i ji- iB tt
jMelnc Andrew a tier PuMilr pactlea champlona la acarcely
C ! l V, .
T Idlllr RarkMrno pottlblc until the big aaatorn
tournaments of 1MI.
m i i n A c i - M i 4 'i n <
On Uia record. Helen Hull Ja.
nut'
coba mutt be considered tba girt
. n l i M ' 3 to beat. Tba Berkeley laaa waa
ttT H •RArK-rnlnrttv: '• "• national ehamptoji' from • 1MB
to* Heertr»*» Per i roe ffnlrtr through I FSB, and In the 19(0
ene » Im««»
I
Wrote
toerju#
•» li'iltoof nor
For Net Crow
W\‘wrww " l *
.
1 n" k i^ r k ir
By tarry Brawn
d ! \* a o lf e ^ r t^ N *
y ■blast their weary way f.ow
'■unber to bunker—tba while eon.
•Igniny nil aaad tnqn I t the In*
"rm*l region* In various letigu•ret, (all profane)—hkra a , tuple
•( a'Uea In tha prnftaOlaral ranlu.
Ab )» u t . two of t ea nam in'
| t r ,(>to.f !v*»t .Rttoftoo »nd
GtM, Uaraaen, think' It’a high
Uuta aouathlng was done ojou'
t.
Interviewed neparatety, Rnnyan
Jnd Cararen ta r n up with almlar r ’dnlona In Uia metl-r. t» wlti
; Golf eonrae. are too touch for
Itbfe dttf.V, too aaey for tho proM a u i,
'Rtoryan would remora toe trapmtlreiy,'
"My;
saidPaul,
m y . Idea/,
w n . m
r m
a i l "would
woum
■e to allmlnato iunkera. Trapa
when , they are raked afeoelh,
iran'l haunts to tlx bettor p*o.
'raalogaU. A ny.pto in a trap
'xalda c reasonably Dal green at.
necto (o get down fa) two, at me
three, strokes. .
•
“Feer blgh tooting player ma
takei aa many aa three to get otof tba tend, end perhaps thel mn
ny
to get down.4 ,
Karaken favvred moving llir
trn;M.,V
“A flock of trapa ISO yar..
front the tea will cause untolu
. . u.
rfSPiSWfc’WSf CS K«%Ra».r a iM*
ria t
<
it
a
n i l . la eeraait ->
Ito Ike etMbti
law in ike l
i w r c a h e te rit
a
• FI* 'to IMN
rr
ORKTR. UUi. Ben. Ike to
Bo.
v tltw . t h t« ii.ee.
f|**|fn,‘-*T#e«rrgfeewe, Bn. tier.
It.ft to It-It, a Vat. »IM l«
IllANR. Mm. Bn! Itpr«. It tOL
'
;AtiMrLowiui. • cw if, *tt.t*T »•
" tin tn t
Iltdto »n
•ABBACir,
’ANItUTN.
JcvlO DoflS A GRPAt
r*c Tea. Ord. to Fey.
___
llrd. Bo. llora.-H .to.
tom. Don «to .to tic.
IK.aa. r , . /
no. Bakt. Tto to ti.ee.
•m.Knr. r» r crat*. ti.et to it.ee
o trry Ifnrta, p»r citi*. t i l l .
TTTUC Na ekoto.
COUAItW, P om. Ron. (tcYlo We.
*!Kr3. 1*o oo«l».
mtoj J
,
J o e o p B A U d V W P ti* )^ ^
FAtotHtSOOM CPfbSrflOfe)
A *IO C tM »M S A /H W
S
Pnarl
Onwl.l
m
^
a a s
?jf Fwr'm'.n.-,
X &
J iS t liS L * , 1
Teams From
at, Iim im... nn. Hoe.
w» t l i i i » |i . u r . m»«i
w ^ u !-^ 1 h‘ *hw>* ln,w ^
Icoghtr for the' low aoorera by*
t*n,n?
•*)**»• ot contours and
reUa," bo tfeld."
" U t tho gi rent bo faced at
theta la . an opening, (or anu,
JtoW kirnlght gown the inu,<.
T W tho 1Jon* bitters irouldn'
io fjlo to 1st out wtthont C eari
of wbera to t ball might go. Thor
California.
Sarah Palfrey Osaka, Callfor. teuld hu a|f.p«a ta.-lliw gtnto* b
throw th* boiF.tofcrd the hob
nla.
.
• i ' U i • V ,,.
Virginia Walfendw, Callfor nbpn the ahot la ma w
ctf7ott
^ fe.downwarj
roll on the rides to make It dlf
in tti« openinc mulch or .tnfe.feB*
nual Central Florida I’ru-Amateur
Tournament yaatorday afterboen
at lb* Sanford Country club with
two under par beat, acorta of, SB.
Tho two teams were cotrpo «+
of W. W. Loy, amateur, paired
with Dm , Kps tea, prolaaaioaal.
,3th of EuatN, and Warren PfeWy
mn, amateur and Harry i b m E
prnfrabkmal, loth of Lceafaur^.
Third placa waa divided.Ptofjm
three teams, 'Jjm Sweeney aha
Pug Allen, 0 . IV. Bpeticer'-nnd
Pug Allen, end •l*hll Graahaff
and ftalph Btewart. A ll. these
leaaiv tcorrd an even par V i!'
S .E .C
C
a g e « G
e t
JACKSOI
a ssF S tm o e si s
, ran to if;.
WP
?
OIIAKdKC. r
it.rt to t:
TANnnntNR
onA rrrR tJi
• ATLANTA, •
S^ntheaetorn 4C
Ball opens fell
tilth moot of th
Intr warntmpa»
t« the nraaa tM
; Primary ' atjat
on Ken
Pim ple*,' B f
lea a uaa 'nupi'w
ohleh ert toho
trpi.Wt. Vartans Ten
' •« Vcr. nu- Baht. Il.t
<«nN. Cwt. It.)# In |
m
ChfeTOkpe |
With, ptririi
V < W ^ r ^ t e r t m c o T ' cwt: ii t i
tlM l|.l|t •'* •; to * W.ao
I*
’IITAHAOAA- ft# the baa ll.to .la
VVTKHT POTATOrat Wo. .1 BtolC,
' tix a to ei tte rw t.n /ce m i t t t .
ether rim
M uter' dc
rankings.
ImpBfeldtUW
s u s
a f f i&
z x a
.will coma to Plov’-de next treat
ivo tomorrow faro*' Osborns at Itea 1FrancStB. 'J f * tori* rjnlnga .lg; $ too
it la Tampa
radla. Faell.
»f woodwork,
IMH'«ngtnM
liable at iho
f tent
to
Everybody concedes a. ehmwo to e f rircuit bmtlnnlrif w]ih> C
Wlattr Haven Kapnal elub'e thl
nmufel benefit thaw, ta be ho
m lma cay ahe’d have m a N
tlx :i;: r t i S ' f f i r u ?
Fleming
W, W. L6y,' and LtoitCeataB, W
W. Dawaon and Ab« T1M 9| 14
1"Winners of thd amateur va
dmataur tournament vrvtci' * %
Owen Eubanka and' Guy Pell
rtt, .07:' Joe lloudak and Bet
Ward. 80i II. B. Taylor and F.
mSSto*'
il at New
•»*r atoarto.aad 1 *
iff!'W5»V. IS:
j s
r fat, tba work ■tormina tour. Virginia weak*
WNted room for a living, mit oontfnoaa hoc
tennte through, the winter.
.
rT *
WilfWISa
i •**•* \ ‘ I
ijW tewIng tlx Winter Hava
mrort, shows will fa^ bald p! Cfaa
wMuy, Jan. 14,l»i at S L .M bB
.
i*-**M
1i f f ;
3rlr. •
i» *
m
fi "1
'N
m
>JB*a
nuA r a
t cy y
r
1?
>-
A. v v l u V f l
f.
�/* '
B c m ln o le C o n n ly l ’ro d o c a s
J l f o r a F r u i t A n d V e g e ta b le * T h a n AO’
S im ila r
A re a In
F lo r id a
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
S T E P S
G U Is
l b
N ew
O n
D O W N
C h ie f
a . “L im it
J o in t
C itiz e n s
C o -O p e ra te
O f
T o
A nd
A b ility ”
G iv e n
G o v e rn
ment
R espect
O f
W altar B. Cel* n u n , above, will
coma to the and of hla three-year
tarm on tba City Comm iuion and
hit one y e a r - adm lnlatratlap a t
Mayor of Sanford to n ig h t a t a
n e ttin g o f tba Commission.
’
-^
la ,p a * * « 11tea U1 w as'
•lo re
a ■and a al
landa
rounding
ground*
appeared
ml
tbs AlUXlorkU p«b*. edited by
W.
F.
T b a rk lM to n .
■You1?* mtoting ana of- the
m eat beautiful 'Bprtna-apata in
tb a a Lata If you fall to j d a l t
Sanlsnda Springs." -M r. , T V rIrildaon Mid In tb a atarjr gecbm-
rg shundred-acra
is u r .££?%«„«-park, ara mar-
beautiful, and tn addition
tla fact, valeualy
against th a 1 M>00,0<xrgallon* of m y iU l
N a v y E x p e c ts T o
A dd
4 ,0 0 0
P la n e s
F u rth e r
A lb a n ia ;
S ie g e
P o s s ib le
O f
A ir
N U M B E R 114
Italians Say They
W ill Keep Fighting
As British Advance
E n g la n d
F irO R T D A S
N E W
New Pledge Is Made
Of Fidelity To Axis;
Cairo Headquarters
Announce Progresa
GOVERNOR
Turks Gather On
Bulgarian Border
Italians Are
Said Knocked Out
Of War In 28 Days
94,000
I tlHO.
Ih
( [toil
w ralhnr Caused a lull in
aerial w arfare between tireat
sin snd Germany
f
-ORLANDO, Jan. 7 — (Spe
cial) — H. K. Drummer, prssi.
dent of the R. F O rum m rr and
C om m nr, last night dl-cloaed
that.nfn offering of f 14,000,000
■»( nau-fallaMc t .percent refu n d
ing hands of feur counties, Hirer
of tnem C entral Florida countle* /h iu l best! msda by hla firm,
- "From tha reaptin** already re«••?•«!,• Mr-fCrummer Mid. ‘'F lor
id* Is,Occupying tha .most favorla th s nation." It la the
offirUlV tk rocenl
iron* Tnitlthtlon of a
th a t vplurno of aei ah a lt petiod-of
,IgTYj—
__? r *. . . a-Vsf- ■ ml I i lb m l „
fin an tin g ennatota m f four
...... lam as, on* of 17,000,000 of
road and* bridge and tchool d i* .
trte t bond* o f Lake 0* u n ty | H ,
000,000 nf to ad *nd bridge and
school d istrict bond* of Volusia
county; I t . 000,0Off"-#f road and
bridge bonds o f 8rt0(jteU County,
and 11,000.000 o f rt* d and bridge
bonds. V M snatao county.
The bond*, m aturing Mrtatly
from 1043 U 1000 , VMM priced
to yield 3 to 4 parcont, aeeor.1inr to m aturity.
The 114,000.000 of securities
ia being Issued U COtlra Ifl ad
vance of m atu rity an equal par.
ralua am ount of higher ra te and
callable obligations o f longer ma
turity. Tharo nr* , t l road and
bridge school and county-wide
bond isauM Involved Ip th a Lake
rouny operation; 00 rend , and
bridse dtotriota and school Issues
t„ the Volusia refunding and
vrn county-w|3# and road and
bridge Isouaa In tho M anatre
county raflm n a ln g , >
In all theaa opayations, R. E.
Crummer and Company was the
sola refunding » n i ' refinancing
agent for lh a municipal
aim*
i- jt.j, •
■ L o n d o n , Jan. 7
oi*)— it.it■01 iHimbera have sunk or dam<1 serliunly a number nf liul*)t sabm arlnta
nl
Hnnlenuv,
Iqrance. an,| hav* liombe.l Indus,
lal northern Italy *> effeelivrthat some airplane plant- th e ir
derided to move, the nil
W A SH IN G T O N .'Jan.
Rear Admiral John H. Tower a
told Congraaj, today th a t de*.
plt* delay* and* ns*tim»tk». tho
Navy exported to add about ifiOO
plana* to jta fleat this year.
, Replying t» a qnaatlon
by
O x lrirx n Vinaon <D-Ca.|, tha
chief of n av a l. aviation, testified
a t llm opening of an bkvastlgatfon
of tha ^ a ^ f d f i t h i l U l a r and
Aircraft program* 0y tba Hou.e
Naval Committed
Mr Cram mar si*lad treatecUy
“ of courea ta m i
tb«l Ih* m ajority of ibc bnm i,
the preaant'ootpvt
will t.e a»ld outs ids of Florida.
thing ju —s l b l a w i
"The offering to tho Outstanding
remedy tba aitaal
endorsement for th* S tate w hkh
evidences rp it iiiO ranfldenr* in
the «tability of Urn B u te
of
T h re e
»
G et
lic e n s e s
Three I
toauad a t
toed ay brl
yaar to jl
plea wore
S a n fo rd
A n g le ™
,Unwed descriptions of inula on
|feat in which docks were "spnln
Itereil by l\a p v
sticks
of
nibs" last Iwiflghl m .l s deim yir itonisgeil on finlur.lay
D e - p i t a n "imm ense lutnsgo"
d cballgUgvs from
riermnn
liter plane-, ihr Driti-li *aid
aircraft relum ed anfely fr'tn
inlay's atlnck.
(The Germans *sld two IIritB p cfaard I,.'H o lla n d o | B arto w Was in au g u rated today a - the
bombers crashed Into the sea
mg an aUamplfd
UovcVnur of 1h«
tha S t a le of Kim
F lm bbin
ln In Tal
T a lla h a sse e . Th e n alh ul
V rlnt
ntt*pipl**l raid
mhl on Gar.
u«r- 'JHth
'JMth Uov*Vru»r
noon by lilrn n Terrell,
declared m T hT i l a : f T X T . H d ef Jusllca nf .h r Supreme ............... FI.....
off aouthwral Norway Sunday
Th» Air M ini-try new- service
.aid Hritt-h luunb- hed “ severrlv
dsmagetl i t -tint outright" It"
i.jit -uhm nrinr- baeed «t ^ llui
A re
M e n tio n e d I n C o lu m n ,
■ y 1*
8, O. Rhlnhnleer* prraidant of
ih r Sanford Atlantic
National
In Uw l i r eie I Mru gjw lli ShinRent Inel
in the O rlando *W am lni
w ritten by H svb M osher fo r s
catch of speeklgU tro ut Ihey to m in I
last waekend.
4 New Rhesus M onkeys W ill Take
Mr. Mother dracrltied the trip
s i follow s:
“ Fishing
'S FV P flli
Indian
in .River
. . . . . water— ...... ,^*RtlX on
s lt a r k - on lln r d r s ii-
w ith live shrim p for b a il, out nf
arwr-EnK; i“wss
Shlnhnlaer, of Orlando, md Mr.
Sanford,
S. O Shlnbotocr, of
ught IS « n a apockled aeatroul
caug'
w*sighing from 8 pound* up to fi
pounds
Although the
weather
stormy, and showers fell In other
nearby section*. Ih* BhlnhoWre
and report "no .tain
Were luckyy snd.
and enough fish" on their flrhing
trip. It Ip to be noted here that
on another flihtng Jaunt some
day* earlier, the*# 0rlando.8an.
ford angler- took on tha first day
of fishing lo m i 60-odd fin* trout;
on the second day, 17. The fish
taken on this earlier orcaalon
ranged in weight from around !
pound* each up to • and 0 pound-
mod- each. •
E x p a n s io n O f P la n e
F a c to rie s
P ra is e d
are
Toe
r u im lr r o f f e n s lv e .
to
by
I lia su b m arin e- baaed there
" i —
—...
1^ - M o L p
ID 4 m H K L
,
j
A n n l i t ’U t i o n
Sanford
Doudney,
Sem inole
-- y
assessor, reporleii tin|h „ nnly M .p p itc .t
had been u ade for hom c-n-s.l
rcamptinn -ince T h u rsd ay , though
,,ver 2200 application* were f.b-d
last
*•* »year and an Increa.e .. u .
til
l "*
"Blanks
arc ____i
ready * for
allit
iho*# who applied Uat yvui . Mi
Iioudney « ld . “and to cause a .
l.ttla delay s . possible, Ib cb to -’k*
have been prepared *o that little
lima la needed to fill them out
in ta n g llte personal property
tag raiurna should t e made now.
the tag aaaasaur Mid.
iy News Briefs
Tba Beralnoto County
Home
CJM* will meet tonight a t 7 JO
•'
a«b«k a t toe^A rm oy,.
vaalry m eeting o f ’ the
Kglare pal C burrb baa been Dust
, - S t e V n t l l next Monday* nteht
“
**” *
Monroe In 1940 Wao
i 8 Years, Williams Says
llm l,
p irlu r y
af
llu aa o llJliV
i m m ia n .|ia ign araw pa in tad by
1,4iiul<mi R ,.ii Ait «»fflrisl report
lhm( PI,H im Ita lia li* had been
kfiiH'lti'tl out of Hie w a r— k ille d ,
wo m uled, i ap iufetl nr itiiAalng —
ill Ihe |iu«i 2H day*.
M eanw hile.
400.000
T u r k is k
Mild lei * w ir e u p r t n l m u a t t l Ifl
T h ra c e along lU ilg t r ia ’a Eooiliarai
herder
W ith uniTei than .111,000 Italian
p rim arn r wt far. m c i l s d In tba
••hamhh'A nf lla rd ia . lib e r a Premi. r M ih «o lin l hail ordered a dai die 'la n d , the H rltkk YEnguard
Vi wlcithiy ara* *'tipp«Nicblng Ikf
Itih n ik area*" arrurding to a
gcIn-Mi I heaiIi|iiarleM t i lunmuniqoo.
i In Home, (In* lla h a n p ftt*
a ilm ille fl the l l n l l ' h had i^tabli'h e d |M>*iliriiii w illn ii 22 lailoa
•I r T id iru k , in clu din g the i a i r t
I nt
nf S n li Hitocch and llambut^ and
til f Imn
-trr d ia l (hear w ere under attack by
ol l r i noon, in
niMkr thr i * ttiiliH ii plane* I
ill (tit* lMill|Cu)tMn nf Muti t| Agnuitol
ih e nlaggering numbof
_
I "l*nd
Hi
at
the
(Ilf
\! umi-ipal J nf Ih ilia u p n * m ir r ' taken in Ib f
! hi-'e new
r
e
s
iih
u
t
'
are
!
*
nlrap
m
en
t
of C lrn rra l ller^ontJM
n**w fftoi
R in -'ii' iiiiiXikrY*
iii *i i k c y «
vigninllv j h* M anila gnrri**>fi, U»o*ting lo boItullw
I tween 70.000 and Hit. 1100 Ihe t<*itohilld hit* fine
K h e -Ii' ! Ini number r a |d u t r il in 24 *lay«
i'4' V ill (he jn en -fii tune lie In i |tritatn*' de*ert r»ffen»iee, (bo
I li' h id e hruwfi feliuw with u 'it ii( i« h ln*»e* were eaid In h a te
«11
lu ll
who
i« rm itn iu a lly Sheen am axing ly sm all,
pti'iiirig or p u llin g other mun»A
M elbourne 4l»*(»alch aald
Jidm H en ry, llia l h bit t hut AuM iralian lrwo|w. wbu lad
teua In r n in (hi* k h i two (h r filia l a iM iilt nn lia r tits, aaf*
i i hi - ji if it Hi* i* of o r pc t ic railed f r rr t l few er than f.00 r a « U l l t k i I
S tjiu ilr » m nf llr l(i* h b a m k tri
1i>>
it unit K h e*iie,‘ a mil w ill a(
the
m eehantied
a d ra iica
bur» I In *i«c nf the n th ri Itl»rMi» ti till'd
niMt4 f v at the /*«« lhat a i r cnll- im llv in ih e tr e n n ir lin g push WPf i). .1 I m ra iff*
Ja m c*
Mmijrh ( ii T o h iu li, an even more Import"
b«u, jia r y a u p n in trm lcn t, hnfira an l bane than lla rd ia . In U f l k t
I Im lif t ir y w ill rem ain f n r m ll) sim ilar In those which pawed tba
wlit n in* K**1a la rg e r
hr w ill w av for the fie rce , (wo and onaIt h I low n | In r«*maln on (h r i», half day fin a l a*» aull on B a rd lfA l T o b ru k , it » » » unrtetEtood,
li* n*l It isrltt now h r i* (he umal
Ilia Vfill uf Ih r in n ia tr* nf th r M arshal C r a n a m ha* maaaed tha
I'-liifl'l, ut t-nj 4 ing In M» Mritigh • ream of bis h la rk sh irt W to a *
tun
r m ir * ft m h n rem a in in g I7 ly *
In »t tne part* of Im llit (h r Khr- 000 (m op* and ia d eterm ined ta
«ii- m Henirul tnutiki)
con make a stron g *tand.
«lil»‘tft| earrrfi. iim l j* n flrrt pmA d d itio n a lly . Itritiah so urce* e*l i f h t l u ml f n l I d ih r niai(lih n r- lim a le C e rm a n y is send ing 1060
h 'nd nf (rm filnii of H indu p riraln or mure planes to the aid •*
I I I ’* fluid fOTnaiat* of e ra in, Ir a v r * , Italw
fiu it, 11tard a and Inarcta.
| Ilelg rad a veports Su n d a y aaid
I h r KhraUR a r r a q U it f r lw in r (Germany bad prom ised also l®
I*.I it ltd a r r lik ely lo hu lly o lh rr ■end H ra tta n l two G e rm a a
in tm k eh-* hot their fight*
* re “h sn iie d dlviaion s, p erhap s •h o a rd
►lui! i und end w ith mme nm»r big J u n k e rs tra n sp o rt p h a r a )
'than in ju ry . Mr. Moughton paid
O ff ic ia l ronaraunifluey told Of
T h e y im v i1 ab o u t In ( r e a l h a n d ', bund red* of tons « f B rltla h hosabo
a lili'h tr Ihe rau n r of t|ui 1r a bit rn ) i d i i m iiitioa Jialkan f a r i u n t
nf fh rtr arrappifiiT, h# id d ed
(ion*, b a rra c k s *n d aird ro m e* Ol
in
co ntinuo us
rmtdt
If w o reported recen tly tha! T o b ru k
over
1*2,000 nf thear m onkey* throughout S a tu rd a y night. Suma t ie impnrted into thl* co u ntry day amt S u n d a y night
in nne v r s r . Moat of (hem are
n( m edical c lin k a for rewearch
work a* only about 2,000 w ere
am t to EOtia. T b f dliCaM** nf thrae
m<nkey* are ilm lU r lo tlu»*e of
In S la m I h
S eea
human heinr<* »n4| . thev
.. are very
,
MrmlH'M of l|i*« Snnforil T o’IMf '
( Ii i 'ii m» l last ri 1s hf **1 vlit* It*-*•r * •*
f|)r H , (l„ rt
I
,
,ol‘“wf d fy ■•»>« ol
i iiwitnlfij
1'" 1*;. V to
. t othe Vbinnrr*
P" ‘" ..T'
rlunvii i r mutiri'tfi have u
*ll<i
••upiiar n#Xt Kininy li(|(111
1li*- im 'ftiiig star Hri( ut
>, , | ih L Klld
M uM|
hrW
, , ,lw lllt
pr.ddcm . of to,.
tmu i-I. At fl :.t(l u clock n covon-d
di-n -u|i|>er will lie served Fsi li
•mi- attending is tu I ring -and.
Wichr- mid small
rltohe*
fur
i them-rive* and one laige cove'ivt
li for the whole gioii|i After
do Altinrh,
i n f e r nnif Wot-
“ R ace H a tre d "
H o ld
In
I^ a w s
N . J . C o u rt
NEWTON. N. J „ Jan. 7 -U P )
7~ A Husacg Caunty Judge, John
Uw*>' '.J a y uphalil the conetL
‘u“ " n» l"» ^ IK# aU U 'a "ra re
hatred statute* a rut act Jan. 31
lo r •m tin cln g Wllbalm
Kuna,
national G erm an. American bund
leader, with olghl bund aaaociatas
on tbe indlctmanU charging them
with "prom oting hatred against
tha • people o f the Jew ish rollgion."
It waa tha firs t court taat «f
the statutes, >Moed in 1036.
Jap In terven tio n
I ' < ? < ,n «"rh "'udy. Mr Mough* ' «>•>
"It might be lnl*rr»tm g tn
s h a n g h a i.
J»«- i —
llangkoh
report*
th a t
TOW
I Sim ses*> foreee had
ch ildren who read Klpllntir* JunMrkun- River to tovof
gle flta,k lo know th at the bsd. Imto-GtliiA seersingty
nils, hievous Bamlartow Rhesus, (bat bonier w ar ta •
were lire kidnappers of tb» m*n- rsl slag* today. U illlare
servers rxpreaaad the 1'— ' '
that Jspanes* lu U riis tla a
.
Iweouiisg stro n g :r.
L O C A L W E A T H E R
FLORIDA — Mnelly
ELEVATION
A
iTourists Meet For!Business And Play;
iFor Exemption Forms Plan Picnic Supper ' ;
|
f iif lllh u f f . J *
g re a te r aid to
iigrisi i»Ht Ttotiriik,
I'axcltlt
N o r th A frii'tiii
Imat*, n c r c
" lir iM - f K ln ig
s i i l inf net n rily ."
Up Residence On Monkey Island
DETROIT, Jan. 7—W —P resi
thi* »u|>per thnsE ulifndirv^ w ill
HKKH II. 8. IN IVAII
dent A rthur N u tt o f the Society
plav carrU*
of Automotive Engineer* today
Thnaa who wun piisr* nt tin*
NEW YORK, Jan. 7 - l d h I).
daclared “ f don’t tlilnh It to right
Charles F. Rove, farm er chief hiniro yamoA last night were lb
to taka too peaaimlatto a view
W H Shrlky, Mrs B A Mulzm,
of the a irc ra ft • portion of the ■urgeon of the American H ospital H
airy Cmaaaman, .Mrs, L. M.
fm a i i program .
I "* Faria, -ahi Monday he believed
national
N utt, n view president of th e ! Germany would declare war on fllmra, Ml-s Olive Dlnkel. Miss
Inn
Fenwick, Mr* H airy l ' r « n .
W right A eronautical Coep.. u ltl 'W countiy within a month or
man. Waldo Aldrich. Mis G h
tha expansion a f facilities ha*
Lui nett, Mr*. Lulu Banford. M i..
been “ terrific, bryond our great,
Kalbenne Percy. 1 M Himes.
eat hop**.'
It A Molten and F |l. Shei
wimm!
Several
of the
gur*l»
won two prise*.
Ita lia n s C o n ced e
flllicr* attending the meeting
B a r d l a ’s C a p t u r e
were Mr. W. H ( J r . y , Arthur
- R O M E r« n c -i» u P i^ n u i u i .
Ian geventaaen t today conceded
tba British arm y's capture of
Bard la with a dacU ratioe af de
term ination to fig h t the w ar tJ
T—( AP)—
m i. f v r i i : i i t li«> u f f u i u l H r i l islt
i|ii:ir li- is
nt
(*a ip o aniiim iim i -i I
llm l
ritK 'rallnnA
pppoae Hovlel policy eith er ft* filu to iry declared last night
F in la n d or M oldavia, ihe H um anlunriup nf damage repotted in.
tan area w hich aiiv'ln * B i-ssarab l*,
Ilcted on tha Italian wsr math me.
form er Rum anian -oil alreaily * « .
The >uinmary, touching on up
nexe.1 by R u ssia
turn- aa fa r back ns Oct her,
(There was no rinfirm atlon of
heae raporla. hegtgbr, in Ilu*s4a>
flulgarlan, Rumanimi nr Turktok
•uureaa).
Jan.
Hr ill.h inuip. ihnsaliag J n y
lnl« I ih ,a were reported Is .
day In h ate reached Ktsdcas,
sirpiirl lor Tobrnk. aad ta
h a ,r raplurrfl
40
Italtoa
r>lr*>r« d- m arrd fy y m too■leili- h to>ml> attacks TV*
llslla n . bad abandiHird the
air pint,
II* I '-» r|„ |rai
Un- h iih n ii r.iln m t I ik I bv
" arili-Miitlv d -iiffirm o rl" I t a ly 's
fu lfill v i<» I In- A g in nlliani-o
/uni it a ilf l f r m ii m li o n in fitrh t
f t
Miamii Paper H as Senunolc County
PjMMtiBfifOted T o Refunding Bonds
ftm ilaiffiv Scenes Offered F or Sale
D e s c rib e d
In
W e a t h e r S lo w s
S tiff
tv w m s s n • • ra g r m ree. y
* * S e n * to r”
front 06T. Raltond**
T u rk e y
G a in s
ANKARA, Turkey, Jan. 7 — i ;
LONDON, Jan. 7—( A n —
l i r t s a n raiders were reported
W l— The Turkish governm ent,
today
In have
killed
or
•w ar* of Ihe Ia n * N ail army In
woutded aivarst persona in s
Rumania, today |>a-ied a bill pro.
midland* town In Ih* heaviest
longing Ihe aervlre for all cla st,
or a aeries af daylight raids
ta under arm*. Tha n am bar of
• calnct th a t Indaatrlal area,
t-ondon, and tbe soulheasl
man affected was not publicised.
Diplomatic source* regarded 4 rwasl.
--------Joint Rufciian-Turklsh resistant*
n r A iiw iitN rrv ta
1 Odd. weie reported four to one
At Sofia today that tin- Nuiia
goulil move in.w ithin a few itsy*.
toy
»>d
d Tu
Turk aoureOa sasvrted that if
Die Oetirmant '.cross the Danulie,
ik e Tu
Turkish *tn»y would mai-cli
Into Hulgarla
Hi
do meet them.
i
^'T
T h »r Orreka
fepo rletl new gninR
la
R >
Albania; !»)• lUUfg'v wen* rp.
pried restoring atlfriy, lu i yield-
lU nir o n . F lo r id a t o
u r t p r o m p tly a n d t o
o f ita a b i l i t y G o v H o lla n d d e d u t y a a A n w rc U n * w ill lw to
h o ld US th o h a n d * o f o u r
m a t P r e s id e n t,
our
C onSoyas, tba commander* of cur
A rm y and HaVy a s lb# nation
mcvaa rapidly »«U*r t h , lr 1(»drraklp to tba creation of Im prrg.
nabU ’d aftwa.** . '
... '<
■ M lNtaff htgfcwaya war* named
G r e e k s C la im
T o
B y R u s s ia
R e p o rte d
T o
M a in ta in
R e s is ta n c e
G e rm a n y
Will Be Needed
M g irT a
M e m b e r A m o c lM e d P r a t s
Will Em Tjhn As Mayor. Turks Prolong fia Awaits
Army Seimce Arrival Of
For All Men Nazi Troops
By Governor
to o rid a V
1941
JA N U A R Y
WASHING
Tha f « u l * .
H arrison of
rto-Jy G r o u p O f F o u r M e n
tonight aad Wadaeariay; slightly
cooler no tha north coast tonight.
GEORGIA — U eatly cloudy
tonight aa d W id n u d iy i light
rains along tha coast this after^A LA B A M A • —
Cteddy
T o
D ire c t D e fe a s e
W A HH lN OTQN .Jw m t —W V -
aad
a
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I
•■I IM SIS.
,
1STH BACK: Futaril
m iN ir s
B n t w im s
Beveitih night or roelno.
• Filin M
A
CS—
(ulsrtly:
t Dod LeCourt " I llepe'u Ruddy
1 Bourbon Roy
« Ited X
1 peon Oo
l u B. L.
4’ Jollr O’ ttar
I Lady Lament
■BCOND RACK—futurity;
(First H
air of Dally Doubts)
t M
aeeplloa •
I Dasani
t D
od Laultr
* slick Blits
• Wkrtls flock
T (llnosr Umsn
I Coff«s Dss *
S Dsays Dess
THIRD IH C C -l-ll mils:
(Last Half of Dally Doubts)
I Pappy OIH
| Jimmy Jamie
I Gotten D oilr
# IJttt* Due karoo
I Alice Balearic
1 alorloua Boy
• Ray Bubbla
I Loan Negro
FO U RTH
RACK— fu lu r lly :
1 Plane Ju*
I tllskland Hell
I Dark Plan
t l-am'a p«t
• Patricia Mulroek J Lucky tllant
f Kansas Banter
I Armed Ulrl
PIPTH IUCB—l - l l Mils:
•te*P.
.
1 Clever Bob
Pirate's Adn
* Dealer's Choirs
Btd Senator
t Tom Willard
4 Army Man
t Bob Marshall
Bidney Hudson's rlsa from
daw “ 5 ” baseball, playing with
Bnn/ord, to top fo r a major
l « * * pitching with til* Wash
ington National* in ana year's
tins* la rated on* of Lh* oat.
•landing faata of th* sport world
during- 1040 by Bob Kauri,
•porta w riter-for th* Washing
ton Daily ’ Nows.
Th* Washington nvwsman commarts a* follows:
Hudson's
graduation
from
rare to th* $100,000 stag* was
almoat a mlracl* %i baseball.
Think how many years ar* spent
in th* d*y*lopm«nt o f pitching
talent} think bow few of th*
hundreds ever achieve anything
reeemblUg* com latent *ic*ll*nee;
think bow much tim* la wasted
on bopotasa cases, such as Jo*
Krekaoska* . . , think af tboa*
things and then marvel at Hud.
ton's t in ,
Wa would have bet dby taker
at least 100 to on* when Hudson
first began to command atten
tion In Orlando laat Spring, that
he’d hart been back In the ml.
Clown To
le In Tampa
• M IC !
BXMINOLB COUNTY,
January Srd. t i l l ,
nvricn i* incnuT
Chat poresaal I* Section
CM pUr l i r n . Laws o f
je t s •f l l l l , knows ae Hh
US AT-atJ.-Saft,*:
•III bo ofrere* ter salt Ml
milsry (or IM ilahost ai
aash bio. sobieet i « u « ' r
•be Trostees ter Ihl h i m
Preeemeal Fund le reject *
all M*r, al tbe Courthouse
"in * at IS:#* o'clock A. M
M L M ti
J ?o r
nil
Id*
*. Dniatsd Picture
1 am oky Hanger
•
| Morsao
J'
* Dali Taylor
S TUB tiutCCIT COHUT IN AND
y e a brmjnolm m u m , plows
CDARCWi r . _____:
Hon
MgUyKsua MS.
srttfv time H» |.|
PP< tt air. rta.
Ko.
f
|* Al
HH of in ti (L
tlen SI t u p IS
IW H of IW H
Twp. IS Ran a s 1
-L o t
I Block
Clark's Hubdlsleto
Lot f If lock s.
Addition
Heights.
to
Get The
t u b c t a n i i r c o v b t in a n d
FOB aWMIBOLB COUNTT. f l o w .
ID A, IN UWANCBBT
in
DoiioTur NToirr.
■
v#
fay
I Golden w ords
. _ .
t Blp Alan*
•J?,£»l I H I* * Feather
" j C D — t -t S M ile:
•Inlela B a te)
Lad
I Flossie Arms
r
S Cornin' A lo i s
■I
f K u r a Speelal
«
« r ie e ilo a Man
Balllaa
(■B A D
Itib dar of January, m l.
abysmal bashes to th* big tlms
In on# sweeping spring.
Ws would .have won our .bat,
d to cross the fin.
too . . . on any other team but
the Nats, Hudson, before bo
tightened up Into aom* oamblanc* of form, loot nine gam**
and waa laboring under the du
bious honor o f having granted
more extra base hit* than nay
* “ srh, Demon
S Cklsf Cunnes other pitcher in th* American
League.
* S t t 1' " * »u *«
• «<% Wlllurd
But Washington wa* abort,
f f s s s 'i a r .
! $?•, mV
TT'Vu.!^: handed,
aa usual, in a pitching
BIO H TH BACK— fu lu rlly t
1. VI III. II . .
£*/. { “«»•
. .
• III-P.I way. Anything that owned two
n * srewd turned s
™ t Pits
• May Mwysr arms and could duck waa a
o sreaUwr aondUloi
■>•*« * J s r l .l M ltS w ilr
iltchar, In' Ducky Harris' book.
1 .™
5 ra ta * ! •'hmals Mb ydustsi
Cvcn old Charley Gelbert, a
*1NTH RACK—|.|l mils;
. D»J'F DrSsa
* Mot Firs shortstop whoso host days wots
I s s r sit.’s 1i
d u .„ ™
ft
fuisiih.
v
J. ALLN N arrORT. Dsrsndsul.
on D B M OF tN B T IC a
The a lata of F lorida: T s J. A lisa
I!I out, l i t Lssdom airssL J snhln ,
town, PnnnnylsnulsU Is M r a p r • urdsrsO that you
are required .to sppsnr on tbs | ri
waak and Mucplate •pact*Is ha
has moved to not a cent teas
than 94000 a yoar, anjj |1JM
Sanford Wins First
Celery Bowl Clash
Led by “ Buttarmilk'' Hinder.
*°fl» Sanford’s AII-BUr team
rootpod to a 18-0 victory over a
team from Orlando. In th* flrat
Minna) negro Calory Bowl foot.
Jfsms New Year's Day at
tha Municipal Ball Park,
Eugona Bhcppard mad* both
tonebdowna for Hanford, tha flrat
la Urn aapond quarter by a for
ward paaa from Dixon, and tha
second hi th* third quarter when
he received a blocked punt from
“ Buttermilk."
Outstanding player for Orlan
do was *, James Jackson, while
Edward Boater also stood ont In
tho Sanford lineup. Coach J. A.
footer was well pleased at the
turnout at tha game, tho pro*
coeds af whteh. want to tbo ns.
gtq Bay Scouts. _______
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
NINTH BACK — n m i m
C . ML B O Y D
A C O M PAN Y
tpuh
mme
MSI Twenty
•flows S.IS.
1
Miniature Aquacade
Planned At Festival
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I.
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M ission By Sv^AtNizi
PortOfBremen
A t ^ardia, Capturing
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Forces
Thousands
Italinn Military Po
wer Along Western
Fgyptian Frontier
DeeIared Shattered
ZOO
Assault Is Led
By Australians
Defense Five Miles
Deep Is Pierced
In Sudden Attack
CSM T claimed cnm« mramr*
m Italian* m an mlv»nrr « liic+l
■ e M tlwir linr, in lhr ion.
d Albanian a r ii r an<i, t f* iic4
— « a f —f«a an imjmitant tie*
M o a n t »rf the war."
•iuW th. Blitl-h b-MllW- »r l»
»!• I«<mtnltd rr«M
Hiat am fun !• thn«r »U'lH
aa aravr <t Onnan reirirlk Ip
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■itnn kntarh t « w the c a t
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dca Mb want. Anilh^g <f th*
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rm Jtauralion 4 » n i M |urtl
I B ir a r M Cardiff
" j i y n i : H r mat la thr Avia
nan aa aril •> tn thr air. Ihr
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Vtahaa mluaainr •>> thr IIri
ll aahuaa: in- Thumb-- l« h. fur.
it r thr Thrtia al.irh
rank
ar t. l l » J-Oh thr Irma af 101
■I. hat arfctrfc lain a a, n m d ,
a a litia a i and rrnamrd.
thr ThaU,*. I l l t t a i onbaaiat tnr.
■d darn in thr I m i Sr* dunnt
tdal raa ahrn. it * a , diarrv-rrlatat, a dt nf rnamrl kkrlnd
•ad m i in ««r i'/ bn taf
ia *at«* On]t fwii af thr 10]
■ ahmrd at thr Unar m a i - i
la a a a lin t TViaraday nirht a
4 an (Imam, the Air Mini-.
’
nrrvirr rr|aa1nl tlu
b e . attarbr.« a* arrant urn
■ ® d f frran ah*rlljr M a r
h O0
anUl alraaet daybimk,
4 f "rmaraaui- nra fn a
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llril.iM i'. ilr -ir l nrmv tolny clitiMH'il \ jriorv over tho
“ miii iili- uurriBon" o f
Hunliii, l.iln u , in nn offen*
dvft ili iivMinl tn root out tho
‘aht m I u*i' at I'o.-u-iat millfnry |*•*v\i r ulmir' the west
ern
i ft iiiM troutier.
W ill.....I
ill-eloHinuia how
lout: iln mi•pl'tiirr ii^^|**ra-
TOM
-
y v 4 -tv «
Over S.fmO pi iw n , from oil i>»n Central Klnml* ii'iin l
the Kanfn, I Muiim i|miI /.oo loot Sunday when* ihr nt w M »ik«*y
Mind, ih'iwn n»* \r, w n 111* center of attraction lloii't-d «m
thr i»lan*l kitd aell supplied with ladders. swing*. to|M- olid
•Ip t
.1 «!».«•« It*-
f ruin
* Ho
, lit ditl.ilttl Din sudden
I. Id l.\ Ihr fight-hungry
Sale Of License ' R ecord Breaking Crowds j Housholdcr Will
atch Monkeys On Island Head Delegation
•S ^ h sT '?! Tags During MO
.. i . I V""' ...i,u‘ i,,'r•/-> .mi. "u■
* To Inauguarahon
~<
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Shows Increase
ers Market I
«
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mod Doctor
Be Appointed |{ett>rdn Reveal .r>,H4(>
II US V
, ...
A 1 tL^I'
• >iii|>li'tiini «'l Monkey lalaliil llimi , ,
.
,
I 111 *«r»y Mimlnr period In m u : S e m i n o l e
< o im l\
.
\\ ill
lull broken Ihioiigh
•nil I mg
(nits protecting
Italian |*i» I
ilt»l fH*
it. it)-, t utin ilnfc, •ii|»;H»rtrd
in Hit* morn•lit
*upport*«l
fit a tC
i tor ef
ll.trdhi Oprte•k m
>iplN iind that
| lUljuArs, Still.
i t^g. soppnited
ii height- near
With m with* vailrty of pio.
durr Imuii^; liaiidlrd, thr Sanford
till f *til l«t man da> ovn
Atatr faiitiit* Market
did a 1
from rk^}\ flute
hrlok Imi-I or mm iiu|»i)f following m1onmn utoppwl for ut Irunt
A-rty its |B t «I JMS more in revenue ws comparntivr loll in buying and omiutr* to hhUIi the m
r A*.iik I o lk ritd from automobile
It shipping during thr holiday rru ( ol then lira iulaod home nv
*
• n-«*». i r c s n i * in thr o f f n i ol aan. II J la-hman. managrr, r« "I1 ood down thr laddrin,
W«a rr * dire I* Jinkiti*. f'«»unly la\ «ol ported
|from thru lope*, and ikcni
?!»■•« mi . | b<rl«H, dis4*loMed today
Thr udviikoiy romniittrr of lit *v ‘ndulgrd n. m tut of tn
' During l!i|0. licrriFr tag- sold market, headed hy II M Pup
• 'Iln king not onliki u
k r|iti< u Amounted tn 5.4WJ, ami the amomil | woilh m chairman, will unit
1 Liawl
ft heard i l'»»d waa $76.177.S3. 11»f )rai In , Honda) night «l M041 oTIoek | Anulhn r u rptmuully
.i f*»rr. 6.34S tags wrrr sold fi • n , aiut will prohuldy draw
op at ‘ f""d appeared on N« w
i i In* I total of $70/J0b 67. Mi Jinkin j budget for thr next mix niifiitlo |day iklolo the uiti rvriiiiig ,S
ie civrti
I Mr. la'hiiian aaid P'rncing of I I •lp« d In »>wel| the L'ImJ f
vs*\
lire licmM* lags wrrr sold !••• |market property may a|»n In
two weekn of the
‘•rod no ad kind* of telihle* Imm molm considerr«l
|\oiol that if ari) pievion*
be k.,i i , ikths t« autorrobrles, and tlo
llrcaua* of thr rm>nt earl)
»»oird
7.i I freem*. il
UT Ih 1|» rangr ut ptirrs was fi«»m
la antleipatrd that
Ihr* first fi*h weir pul
•n. thr\
li-ht trailers weighing btMl. Chare will bo a smaller crop o f . io»'ut around Monkey |rdu
i |N*imi» or less la Iruck tag» not urjiige* Mi Lehman said, whnh|ibi Mon hi pul y,ou yeulerdM
t ing as much a» f l t l . . Iliu\> I Will piuhahly result In a slight ( «••tiling to Supieinteudeiit \
traih r lags, rudinc PI Hr;, u r i price rise, (iond ipiality orang<M| i n.
and
more
on
V
also M.UI
will prnhahy allow a gam of 10 be added today Next wee
d e n I n j *'Hjr fo r Ihr- largest nuniU i ••I to lb rents n boX
|♦••on Khestia mm keys ai
jm olir vrhklrt irxlitifol wen
Fancy labhage is silluig foi •*'' '* '* f*1 orrivr from N >w
arm wW« .i.Lracrr rara arnnhine 'J.IHai mm. $£i b0 a toil at
the marked,' *° ••• •tided tn thi I oiled.
la rr»l
|«aii*l« far aihiih a '|>lain while ordinaly cabbage is bring ......... "»i the island
r ananlh. ; •<: •» M'qulra'd," Ml Jlnklii. rain •nI AI** tu fraO Ollier lubbace,*
\M..gcthrr their air ||
br Mt, amtil raf A “ plain' u c la a la. of lower ipiality, is selling for ^.k. on thi island at the |
of Ihr ; »rtb ••" iHIcr ptrfix lu llir Hum •• BUI*’ *» lib a ton. Mr Lrh.
Irlitrsentlnv seven *
I hy Oh l»r. anil in IttIO 3J t t rata ul
•cart.
Ihi, I; |« ai rr rryl.trml lu .wrn .
'•‘•I- « >unlt. Rrrfal'ation rliar,<
llibl.lr, far a “ plain' lap li *I0J15 a yrai
Taylor, j
lial hrrn no rhanyr in
■JtcaiMi. , Ihr ebarrr for rrvialiatx n ol
Faatraaa. rara and Hack, for thr I)Sat art
. V « a r n i l Jtara,' Mr. Jmkina poinl<-l
S t ti II. ! «HJ|. “ Tba irvniur drrivrJ fnm
Ik a a a l 1thr aalc mt tart u a|mn>piiatr<l
W an art af Um lavlalaUrr fui
i kiennir Hoidio
I 7 mile* ft out
tniiir five U»
i, possibility
ihiust might
raid, but
the opinion
n.ip" aosaidt
, , nit)** silica
nmlog "
rrj llccrcn fictH
10-1'mind (irouper
i iniptirll.Lousing l*<»»t of lha
I n n mi largioii will meet Mon.lay u g h t at H;0<» o cloc k at th«
le g io n Imi. J o e l Field, command
er. -aid today.
•
Monday Morning
All n irrnb tri of C i l e r y Camp
of the Woodmen of tha World
are urged to meet a i tha H lU
at 1 :S0 o'clock Bunday af tem oO B
In order to a t U n d the - ' U***B »
service* for A lb * ** 8 . H i W W h
ana uir
, —’
■amrt of Naw Yaai'i i l l
ha Incorpora tad In lha nrm*
ahoan at lha R1U Tbaatw
day and Tlonday. accordtai
lira Manager Charlaa M<s»
O. V. llenulon. clrrk of
Circuit Court ot So-U n It C
ly, rrlurnod today tn m f » k
urban ba WUBt to w«pUtu
refunding o f bond* fpr tbla‘0
L
\
�fyrT f
Aid Tp Britali
In' his regular weekly r t e « eolpj
Herald and other paper* In' hla dipt
Joe Hendrick* again aaka for advifcfc
eqla. Two week* ago he asked whether the people tfapted
this country to lend financial aid to Great Britain jri the
present emergency. Today ho la
{a nsklr
najt/ng whether wo should
----- ti. ships to England.
‘ *
convoy
------- has
.— ____
"Thera
been _i proposal made,” 'tie writes,'
"that wo not only lend financial aid, bat that we preyidc
portions of our Merchant Marine tp tramp rt' food
* * And
1J
war materials to Great Britain and that' w'p alio proy|de
a convoy--------------------for those ships.'If
I may be frnnj* I want to
----------p------PL--..
say that this means that without a declaration of war, we
tireat Britain1
are actively participating in jCreat
Britain's behalf. In
fact the Axis powers would htyjA'ifcVftyy
hnye";hvery rlghl
right to sink our
ships. Again Twant to npk what
fyyV'
i
Up to tfio resent time the United Staten
tending aid to fritaln -short of'wgr'balkhe prt
hai
cash and earn Kverythlng
the United'Slates in her life ;d W fftflfcb struggle against
the forces of evil which arc threatening
entire civil*
ized world, she lias had to come apd get in her own boats.
Every airplane, every tank, every bullet she has gotten
*• *
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*r
AS CMC o r rriff
.
s m s s s & s .-
wieASW « m
Ar w
pcm ocracv
hind that
is coonnM C
CMVOUW
dV H «
BMTRCef4CY
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log a s m work la behalf of O n
or Ikll* different project* foe
Brevard and while I have no de
finite information. 1 a n eoatineod,
that something la* rumin f year
wiiy.
IP T T IB W O BLD STAN DS—
You will recall before President
w
had
.
.u s
.k t s
made a statement t> the
effect that If the world aurvivea.
be would rrtom to Warn Spring*
neat year. Thla aUlcmest rained
a rood drat o f speeuhtlou at the
time. ’ Of roarer, the Prraideat
mrent that if tbe world aa we
BRIGGS
^fpBDAV. iANUAUV I. 1911
worst rnemy. It In purely a bivdniian pro
VERSE r OB TODAY mnklng money out of it. England l» «PC
B ALWAYS
Ion. % arp
r b/l|lops f}t
IF YOU* TACTS OfcM
A)
IS SOME dollars with us. And nhn In coming
carryiniHt-hncirtn her "nWiPflliipa sp
nil shd Bliss wet* prey- whatever for, us.
vj I .
end singing hj
H strikes us thn time hqn come
willing to givo dome' aid in fills aj^Wglg i Jn*t tijcJator5vc (o' bo en
ships and world concjiiost
I —.which
•»»_ mlgltf not
dian inewapatlrely on a profitable basis. Wo soe whoro
Lhndaark
pers are saying that Ibo United' SL f is willing
(Prom Spirit))
to fight "up to tho last Engllghrow ' \y,e beUcvQ
ng caparitieiS
the Italians are. underestimating the "i
. The** aagrt in a row,
of the American1)>oop|c. It strikes ps, In
light of* what
T e -iu rk th* llna
i i. ______ a___i — t f l— ___ t a ■«___ ' r kll—M•
f y p hundred /M rs ago, ’ 7
r. , „ . r.
bo nearer
the truth to say that the Italians are Willing to fight “ up
‘ How non* know* where
to tho last German."
• ...............
Bis budded shoes have gone,
However that may in), wo believe Dip time has come
'g p f photo he lovad,
when the United States cqn well afford to render more
Her photo ho frowned upon.
effective aid to Britain. If merely supplying her with'
ships Is sufficient, wo should do that It R is necessary
AM rut Whet wetter
to convoy them with American warshjjis. wo should do
Bow >e wslked or apoke^
that.
If it la advisable to give them mope of pur destroyers
fi pt i i *ehool.
« k
0‘nkd 0f
cnooiei
oBKe,
p m*n
, and bombers, we rfhould do thM.
»r r r
QUACK MANSFIELD,
Whatever is necessary to keep E ngird .Ip there fightjft Is
Urn* of year
start writing II largely a military anti naval problem
THE M ff lll',:
W jtjW M D -A b m it-m W '
an as1& css»:
Voiuni» Cm
m
ty"^a*J.iW i m
lirove faellltlM of Southeastern
Naval Air Base and operation* in
Ht. Johns, Putman, Flager, and
Marian Counties, |7MJW7; Iro-
Thcro no longer aocntM lo Ih* uny doubt that on opl- °H Influonza, la circulating
domic of colds, bordoring
Reserve official* thlolf
through
Florida
na
(dmout
overyotto wo know ia olthor Just
'curt, for ;|nf|4ll*k
Is well' try to coll getting up or hah gone to bod with tho sniffles. The epi
demic sqcms to have originated in Callfomiti t\tid pciliapa
n itle f thought the |was brought hero by someone trying to o.tr*jp6 -the uri*
■would go through favorable Weather Conditions out thcro.
ippeaacment. Even
A good many remedies h*v« Iwen published In tho'
In th* world did.] papers (luring tho last few days, and almost everyone
■myo the llallaai atoms In hnvo bin own |>et cure, some of which no doubt
their medals on the seat of ara good, wh|le others soom to us a little aliort o f sd p M ,
In tho final nnnlynla tho sttrest and quickest May to get rid
of flu la fo pul It to oed, while the fellow who Insists on
?" ' K r i M ' " ' A « l i ' power* toughing it through Is tho one who has it U10 worst, and
*t7 been *M* to get any; contributes tho most lo tho rtpread of tho epidemic.
i at *U with their Trojan
In this connection it would be a good idea for every*
tactic* on the Greek*. They
on* pulled on them one* ono to practice tho Golden flulo and try as hard not to
rvep It
Mu»«ollnl doe*.
*
y JOw .HENDSICES
ifiJSKZ
It I* going to-be real work. It
was n pleasure for to*' to visit
my 1 constituent* Just before
Chris tin**, after » roniinu*L ah»
■enc# Of right month*. I weald
love to havo been down i.rnorv
often but my constituents felt
during, the
tho *m#rgcney/
emergency. I- should
remain Is the Capitol an*
I* what, 1
MM ofriWi
|t>ro thousands of to]
l wsa unable to are.
and hope some day II
atltuent*
1 regret
will tetkm la nonjM
wo esd meet for s
each yf*r and pass. I
'• 3 * "
To moat th* hoary demands of
the tourltt season, the Florid*!
Motor Mnea have added afloat
that thla mesa* that 'without a ol new da lux* bust* and thl*
declaration of war, we are active week announced new and faster
ly participating in Great Britain’s rchedule*.
behalf. In fact th* Asia power*
would have every right t0 sink
our ahlp*. Again I want to ask
what do you say f I would like at
all timea to have the opinion of ,
vtt -FOBmy ronatlturnta and remember
that I have not espreqaed my 1
BUYING
A HOUSE •
opinion, but that I ■want to know .
BUILDING A HOUSE
what you thinki before f do so.
DEAD UP,, BREVAUD77J ad- 1
REFINANCING A HpUSE
rise Brevard Caunte •to bo on the
REMODELING A HOUSE
lookout. The people « f Brevard
County will remember that soma- j
time .before the Ain Btfe war
located.in Orlando,, that I advised
tho »UUen* 1thers, prat, [aomethlns ,
atltuunt* fpr a raal visit. I trust
th* yaur 1941 will 4* proaperoua
for all of pM and I offer my ser
vice* tp halp you In anyway. .
WHAT PO TOO SAV—tw o
weeks ago under the aam* title
I had an Item hr the newspaper
asking "What da you sayt" tn
tbe question of landing flnnnelsl
aid to Uraat Britain, At that
lima, with rasarvatloha, I felt w«
should let them havt flnanelal
aid, I aak for ypur opinion today.
This W Ute (rotation that I want
U dlscuM with you, briefly. Thera
hO* baen u.gropota) mad* and la
being aillatad all over the Coun
try that wu not only land finan cause, for on* reason, f was not |
cial aid, Ipit fltat w« provide porlkm« Of okiir Merchant Marino to
transport food and war materials
lo (Irani Britain and that we also
provide a convoy far those ahlpa.
If I may bo frank, 1 want to aay
Ialfrcal 4h^, Utm' >• *« »
Over’ 4 years rxjKrtatra In hamlli f
ter to think what a
I b? fifty year* from
Tribuna. Oh, that
bad. Uall aoon make
money sod becoms the
conservative In all hla-
1 ( 4 /tUtahJ With Tht Atlantic Afaliatfal flunk 0/jackiowiUt)
STATEMENT t)P CONDITION Afl OP DECEMBER
U, f
COMPTROLLER'S CALL ,
RESOURCES
pi’ I f f l 1. , ‘y .
g fr y *
la It I* the
to
U lUfr TO VISIT
prova Stela hand' No. ' 140 In
Brevard County, |( 4,900.
rr
Boalinir The Flu
• liquors '
V SCOTCHES
• WINES • ,;g
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THE SANFORD HERALD, 8 ANFORD, FLORID/
N‘
LILLIAN ADAMS, Seriety
/ Calendar
Buffet Supper Is
Given By Leshen
E n te rta in la y w ith a buffet sup
per Wednesday evening at 7:0 0
• ’d a r k . Miss M ary Ellen Luth
M OM UT
t lt t a f W e n o i' i Society of e r s a d H uyb Lusher were hoets
t i n I m i M o f the Mctho- a t their htm e on ZOO 4 Magnolia
the
T u c k w ill n « t u follow*: A run or. A rrangem ent. of
i‘» flowers were placed In
EM Om w ill Meet at the
In which the supper
o f M rs. J . a Crawford, l » t
Araeaa, a t 1:00 P . M.
B * T m w fll meet at tbo
Invited Id be w llh the hosts
a t M rs. W . P. B uh m u n.
Nlaa Doris M cCall, Miss
lacwolia Avenue at 3:00 P.
Doris Jackson, Uiea Carolyn Boyd,
Mies Derieux Hayes. Mies E lis a
beth Dyson. Miss K llu b e th RunreeM
Misa 'B a rb a ra Ruprvcht,
M iss M ary N sn cr Brcck, Miss
Erm a Doudnejr, Miss M try Wmlhen. Miss Betty Thurmond, M ist
L u cy Rom aniat. M iss Martha T e l
ford and M iss Esth e r Strange.
Also, Miss Elisabeth L e ffle r,
Mis* Dorothy Wiggins, H is* M ary
■a t 1:30 P. M.
WRntlns. Miss Muriel K nos. Miss
.
f t Chapter of Holy E lis a Ilutthlson, Miss Ethel Root,
C h arrh w ill inert at the Misa M adalfn T ru lu rk . H iss RllsSide Baptist Circles will abelh Whlgham. l l l u Mary H a r .
M i P . M. aa follows: tha E m rrie k , H l«s Io n ise Perkins,
One wfll meet at the H iss H a rv W ight. Miss Evelyn
e f.Jtfra. O. Cl. Hall, lioo Stowe. Miss Catherine Hurt and
^ IM M 8 tree!.
H im Ja n s Lloyd.
i T * e w ill meet at the
Also, E lt rn
Mnughnn. John
j 4 M rs. E . L . H a ris, 210 Pope. Joe M eCs'lln , Eddie Beldln B ill* Vihlen. [e« trr Guthrie,
Chapter of the ltohlir Newman. I’csnk WnAdA u xiliary
of
Holy ruff. I l l , Fran klin Ilm n sn , JsChurch
will eoh Richter, Edw ard 11train*. J r.,
, ____ t a t the hoi
W eller .T a m e r, Jack Holt, Bm ee
Metaeh.
Doll and W elter K eynes, Jr.
ry Union of
Also Ch arles Meriwether, Is M.
Church will Telfo rd, James T»w, Sidney Mis,
*«M P .
M.
la
the lr „ Jam es T e rw llliv rr. Pub Enps,
IM S fa r the quarterly
Gene H a rris™ . Kent Rosmetter,
J r .. CluiHfS W illiam* Ger.rwe An------- ---- — f of the Wo. deraon Ja ck G rant User*. Rrowni 'A u x ilia ry a f the l*ir*bylee. John Dunn and W illiam I e fChurch wfll meet at
the borne of Mrs. ney.
W hite
oa
West
Board of the WoAuUIM ry of the Prevby.
‘ w ill Meet ut 3:00
M
a t M y ^ S o r t T A U * m lm -‘
^ present a t
Mooting.
i*a Chapter of the
' A u x ilia ry o f Holy Croaa
Church w ill meet at
A t tha I* *iah House.
Chapter of Holy
w ill Meet at the
W- A . L e ffle r in
l 3 :3 0 P. M.
G uild or the
Chqr.-h w ill Meet
------ JT M rs. C lrd e Bllru
B oat Fourth Street at
I M C W R lT t IW MSU o f
.B. B. Pope on Sanford A w .
TU ESD A Y
W om an'i
A. M.
Avenue.
U gh Schorl Purest,
•eialian will hold Ha
• I 2 :3 0 P. M. T h a
wfll be at 3.-M
„ . , Claoa of Uio F ir s t
Church w ill meet s t 7 :0 0
ik e htm e c f M r*, a .
oa RlehmoBd A w .
Crw oa { ^ J S r v ' c S i of
Church will
monthly * » wttag la
tha
Activities
)
L a s t Tim ef\ T o d a y
Double Program
8UNDAY AND MONDAY
HEARTSTRINGS
S P IR IT S S O A R !
AT THE CHURCHES
Ju<i ns all good thing* m uit
end, thi^ weekend tiring* to a
cloxe thr rh iistm a s holiday* for
the Sanford rcilllrgr nr I ami atu*
dirnlw will irtu rn to 1heir sUidtei
at various Male ami o iiLof-atali
ColleRt'i In resume (hen college
training
Returning during thr weekend
to Kit ulit *State College in T a l
lahassee
will
be Mi«*
Stman
WiitM, MIm Doria- Jackson. .Mitt
D o ii“ Hoi ner, Mhx
Klein belli
Whittington, MIm Lury Houmillat,
MU*
Mi«" I Nil i thy
Mitchell.
Emnit line Thurston. Mi-* In n
ItryWllllMUl-, Miss I’lis r lllt
noldx, Minx Yirirlnia Yartwii ough.
M»»»< Mary Wight, Miss Elia*
Hut 4-hl*Ot1f MUa Jane
Schulta,
Mi** I miise Perkin*, Ml*a Mary
L A K E I ^ N D , Jan. 4 — lllshap
Wig gin-, ami M iu Madalyn Tin(». Bromley Oxnmn of Ihr Methnluck
Univet «ily of F h ridu boy* re- «lint Church in tin* Ho-ton iiirn
tuMimg in Uiiinexv ilia*
iiictudr h the fenluri'ii -fionki'i m FlmWork bi gimung to
John Unit, Gene Mar r inon, Harold idn (MiniNtn
II link iti t, Kdwurd Higgins, J r , rtinrrrw nt FI nun Sontiietn ( »l.
lege
here,
Mini-toi-.
im iii nil .to
Robert Newman* Frank Woodruff*
the
111, Willmm l effler, J( hn Pope, mnninatmn- re|irr-i'nt«Mf m
Waltei T iiin e i, Jack llolt, thinuUI State are im it* I i . Hn i i m |mi.
Ijimvon, Jarve* Tew, Ihniglfi^ for a fiVPwdtu jo ii.Mjnn whn li
Sten^Ltun, Charlea
Meriwether, begin- Sim.tnx
Ifcnnld llmhop, John llin te rm id i-•,
Hilly /arhry. W aller Slnvall, and
Jack R ich iir.
Slet’sini I T
i tv '•liiihnl-* who
will it Mime thr 11 '-Indies me
Mi*’- Vln-i* Wight, Mi"*
rc h ii
»*, Mu-n Oleda 1l y m , Mi FN llin Sliange, %| Imi-i I ah - I In gun,
Mi si
Nancy
RoiaeMei,
Mr*.fl «AllAAr4 1'IWM i ' t f t llfte |
Kvelyn i «te«, Jimm y MrGtivimi.
H a m Hniwulee, Ri.U-M l|»Mi.l> n, W r i t | 1 1 * 4 ... | , , . . ... p| , , \ , , j .
hi*i tu l list I u i |, .. i. i j .
i n,,! |
III. »r> Mmarik, Sidney \ n . I
grin Si |»t
p| , „ i fp. I ............
II ml hiinea I)y*oii.
f. uril'nt.....
D i m - t a\ . . | I
Mi-- Helen Chapman im l Mr* ‘ t
Main ) l hafintan will le ln m t- •he log «‘Jibin III 11, lot., t ,|
tf'IlH
'
f
Ho
n
u
ll
-I tu 1l ,
Hoiilbr*ii t tdlege at I nkelaml nini
Ml*- Mnry Ellen J.eahei n in H Iiiih f m lb, „ Ii (b, ■ ap| |. ""I1■•
ddl>
|jt*!ihi f will teniine their -I ini inI'bl’ fit Ila 111 A . 1•11 1 •
lit I Min* imm .Kli»li* ( •i|b | i' in
*r i i
Hit
-r* f !■
• lii'Ki
•a. |
tin Inn R* iige.
f In mull b \ 1 •C »nl' in 1
Joint Morgan, Cnidy i ■
n ]In nt
f f "1 “>11| Mil ,lt lb, r•nd,||,
. f r , iunf I.fFflj’ Ci nper htivr »>■
Ym iii’il I *1 Frnorv Cnivm -itv ut thi* mbinil nit.I
hunkmill i non 11 t*
Atljintn. tin., nnd Joe MrC, ,‘ lm
( Ti fi'i’t iiripts
in
ha+ M’lnrmsl tn Mir*/on, N i
win it hi’ iitten<l*
Ibrahyiei inn *nx font \%all , I,, M.
lOtl tllf '<» il,. Ii .» ,
Jnnnn t ullrge for lb y«
Mi ■I ion.lliy WiguiiM um| Kent , H i hv i } ill . m , ,
l!o**i i i i i , J r , will return t*v the
*^M'
*■' p 1
I ’fin ri —11y i f ( !r ii gm ut Aihi'im '"'k' ,|,|i'1"
•
and ( Ii im lex W illiams will leim n n'hon tin ......1 n .
In Ninth Georgia Teacher* t »•!> ; 1**f»ji i t u .ol, ■
*ml ib
pm «T
Personal'a
Friends of Mrs. E tc a r
Pries
wfll regret to learn that she is
confined to her home with in.
ftnensa.
Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Crsddlck
have moved from Z4tl Palmetto
Avenue to the W elaka
A p art,
menl for the winter months.
Miss Leetrle Ellison of W in
ter Garden Is visiting her uncls
and aunt. Mr. and M i*. G. C.
Slaughter.
Mrs. Ju lia Earnest had as her
guests on New Y ear’s day. her son.
In-lajr and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
V . * L . Holmes and children of
Daytona Beach.
Miss Helen Glenn M erryday
ha* returned to her homo In Mad.
laon after spending several day*
here as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. H lntrrm ister
Mrs. J. N. Shipp, Mrs. II. L.
W ynn, Mrs. Rlanrhe Plrkron and
daughter. Hetty Jean, and H a y.
ward Crabtree A llie d st Bok
Tower near l ake Wales Thuraday.
Ft. Mellon Chapter of tho Sons
and U* Ughtors of tha Territo ry
of Florida m et last evening a I
tha homo o f Mra. F . E . Roumllint an 310 Pnlmatto Avanue for
tha purpooo'of ilu U H In g o fficer!
fo r the now your.
Prof. A . J . H anna of W inter
P art sea* lo stalled no president of
the chapter | W .s J . W alls. J r ., of
Lengwood, v!co.prealdent; Mra.
Fanhia V . Loo, oacond vice.p resi
dent: B, F . W hitnor, 8 r., secre
ta ry : Mra. L B . R a tliff, treasur• r j J . T . Jaeoba, b U torian; Mrs.
F . E . R o u tID a t, rogtstfnr, Mrs.
Jan e B, flm ttk chaplain:
JO . Rharan, por llomontartan.
Tie ehaploo decided to cooper,
a to with tho Daughters of the
lericoh Revolution In oolebrat. fUaford Founder's D ay on
tU n of tho B*X* M R jjD o o ih tw *
of the T o rrlto ry of FtorM a woe
annouoeod to ho held hi Banford
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Record Crowds
See An ties On
Monkey Island
Dr. and Mrs. J. N. .Shipp and
nephews. Hayward ( ’rahIren and
Sonny Joe M urray l«ft Frid ay
for their home In Chattanooga,
Tenn., after spending the past
week as the guests of Mr. and
Mr*. J . If. Wynn.
Officers Installed
By Territory Group
TH REE
C ollege Set Returns
T o Educational Tasks
Telephone 148
Mis* Jane Lloyd plans It leave
during tlie weekend to return to
her home In Tallahas*re n fler
spending the holidays w llh her
N O T IC E
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A.
The Musie and l.iirrm lure De I . B e ils Miss Lined i* * fresh,
partment* of the Wt man’s Club man at F . 8 C W
have Invited members of the A rt
Club to ottend an rsh ih it of p ic.
Mr. and Mr* Homer I fills* and
tore* and ’jla
• Jlk* ' on art hy Albert Mr. and Mrs. W A. K ra lie rt of
Tallahassee have returned from
i
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, Wednesday,
-f
I Tallahnasee
Jan. lb . Tho time of the a fte r. | | j| mni| where they spent several
noon meeting w ill be announced i day*
rtav, anl1
he Orange
and attended ,the
later.
llaw l football g*mr on New Yenr r
day.
_________
The * .h#d as tie oversee of Co
lumbia Un|ytf**itT's 104(1 rent ha 11
W illiam ' W alt left
Monday
t s s i was mneh Jilg h e ' during the morning for Washington, D. C.
firs t term a f the 1039.40 school w hen he w ill continue Ills studies
year than that of th« student body at the
Washington
Missionary
as a whole.
Co llate after spending the hnli.
days with his patents, Mr. and
annex at I M
P . M. Mrs. C . F. Mrs. II. A. Watt.
D rsn sn ’s groun w ill he hostesses.
Spending New Y e a r’s day at
Friendship League of the Con
gregational Church w ill meet at Silver Sprin** were Mr. nnd
4ha~hOPM of M rs. John Davltqp j Mrs. J . If. W vnn, Dr. and Mr*
•n Tw ln u it a x .'
JJ- N. Fhlpp, Mm H. L . Wynn,
Betty Jeon
Ptrkrnn,
Hayward
W ED N ESD A T
Crabtree and Sonny Jo# M ur.
General iualneta meeting and
luncheon o f tha Woman'i Club ray.
w ill be hold In the club hoove at
Verdlnal W right returned to
t S J O P . M. Hot teases will be
Field In Tam oa
after
M rs. E . Compton, chairman, and Mac Dill
M rs. H . W. nacker, Mrs. J . T. risk in g hi* mother, Mr*. C . T
Kent for 10 days. Since return
Newby. Mrs. A . J . Peterson, and
ing t.e ha* been
transferred to
Mrs. James Ccates. F o r reserva
Fr. Mammoulh
where he
will
tion* telephone 7V-J.
lake a course In radio.
Annual meeting r f the Cangre.
•rational Church wfll be held at
Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Bmnnon of
« £ 0 P. M. at tha Pariah House W MMnrIon, D.
Mr«. W aller
opening with * covered dish tup- Johea of A tlM ft, O*., and Mina
.
^ s
. \+a*%9 Zam browlf* of
Hurley.
Garden Cluh Board will ro*«t Wl*., vial ted Mr. and Mr«. K. J
at 1 0 :0 0 A . M. at iho home of Amann d u rla f tha holiday*, Mr
Mra. I . I L C o lclon tli la Roae and Mra. Amann and gurat*
Cow L
apent xererml day* Iq Miami durI Ing their vlalL
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Judging by the ermine and
lace, this young Indy win going
some place prelly swanky S lit
was—to the opening ut Palm
Beach’s matt exclusive night
club She-* Christine Cromwell,
dsughler of Jsme* It It Cromwell, Inubnnd id the former
Doris Duke
Mrs. Putin Will
W ed Mr. M orphew
Mr und Mm I'b n - I* T im p hr II of ‘J 11!* Hull f*ii *I Avenue
are announcing (he man mgr of
thrli ilnughfri
MiJm netle
Putin, lo Robert Bmee Mi»r|»hew
of RohblriBvilIc JN f* on Satin
day, her j j l. In ninln*\llle. (j*
Mm Morphew him he* 11 teach
mg virulhinul home *■( nemnA in
the A*hevi1le achooN fm 1 'ie |iii*t
three yearn ,She i- u graitimte •»f
Maryville College m
M.tiwtUe,
T e n n , nnd the
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Ten neaare In Kuo a v ill
Mr Morphew,
Wake Forest him! I hike \
ally, ii a member «»! tin
firm of Mcrphrw a ml M*u pluw
of HohliimivilJe when the liiilfib*
will realde, lie ierveil in the low
er house of (lie Mate b-gcltilui*
in 1 1*31 .13—'17 and i* ut piexant
t member of the North t ui luiu
(ate senate.
Steeds A re Hosts
At Fam ily Reunion
Mr and Mrs. W. J HI.... I cif
Kissimmee were h»*ts m Ch rist,
inss day t a j a family rninmn
*1 their lodge on la k e Wilson in
honor of their mothers. Mrs. Ju
srph G. Ball of Ihls city and
Mrs. W ills Bleed.
On Christm as errning s dance
was held at the lodge for the
children of the two families.
Among those present were: Mrs
Joseph G . Ball, Mra. Hetty Rail
Brown and children. Martha and
Die It, B illy B all. M l« France,
Morrow. Mr. and Mr» Henry B*H
and Hodraon B all of Jacksonville
Also. Mrs. W ills .Steed. William
Bteed of Washington. D C . Mr
and Mrs. A rth u r Bleed of Jacksonrilla. Mra. Madalvn Harlan
snd Misa Madalyn Harlan of
Tam pa, M r. and Mr*. A rthur
C o n y and children of Onlncy
Mr. and Mra. Jack Cuttle and thee,
children nf Lake Wale* end Mr
nnd Mm.. W , J , Btsod and children
nf Kissimmee.
Marv Lodge Gives
New Year’s Party
Mlaa M ary Lodge w as hostess
Tuesday evening from 10:30 I
M. until I S M
o’clock with a
Now Y e a r’s avo party a t har
h a m oa M » West F ifth Blevel
after which tbo party attended
tho midnight picture * h |«
al
tho R iU Thoator.
Pieeent with Mias Lodge w a n :
rrn
Doudnoy,
Hugh
. J M Mortal Knox. Fran k
Woodruff, third. Mlaa Jrasla DurChapman. Misa Betty
—
Huddleston, Mia*
Broca
Bolt
Lodge, John
and Roy-
lege ut Unhlonegit
('hm le- ( mi’.
|tlfUH*’d ..ut
Let Ua B#lp Toa t o U *
The Onljr Kjree Yog'll Ever Here
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.
Beniaixlx C illeg e
m ( Tilliinin, i *
ooint'** idiouti .alt
A In anil MUa v thel Rout mill i
»uiMMiig w»•* i
11\ S p r u i L Mi \| lu’ liit.ii hopes
Mi** Anna Senkank will return
’""t *1' - -4 ?mm|i *’i mg
to Muni rest ('ollegr ut MmilieaG In linvn ‘lit
rtYinut (In* i •ind I I m .nm i itf lit
N t
10.1,
Id iimn
l* - l* i Philips will r*’xmile hi- now i- tu |*
W o rk
at
Kukxville ( ‘ollege n f k*>\ w ds, i h n Ml *k‘ til. b*-l |u»
m y in if
OMepaiby »nd .Surgery «t Kitkp- fill ItU’f - |r1 a 1‘diKiic nnd
vllle, Mil,, ami Cfnrge Anrlef•*•!*« " r!Im*411 I »• I III |4|!|l.«t ,|( M■
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»* i»tib - tl i 1 ,1 , Is, . ,, run t m
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Mix* p'b in belli |>yx«iri have* ‘•nt.■.» nt tt It'd i., Mu i*m fm
(nth l IM1 M’l
tomorrow lo return to f'okei f‘ub •In* I t l 1 G ch i
"l iltlllUNlthe It1 |tJi | •|x, Mt’l i
lege in llnrlxville. S\ r*. Jut k Wimd
l,i fh, | ||t
.iff will return t.» ( olnmbin Mil 1....... hi ..... ...
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itaiy Academy at ('nlumbia, Term
I 1" M" U IM Yu I* III! V*Uir- l»K"
od Bill Prexlfin will m m me In- ,
tih1 M lilt f<i<Mlin .I•' I ihi* JIflHf'l
at h rmi \ flip. |.t*|,omt Mr, . '• I i * J b f h i* . i f 1111( i i m i m i l l
« U lUml hax rptiimcxl In Lmilxi * " b b'ul imt i‘ 11' • I Im iii tu the
nii»i CnlJpgr nt A lr iim lria iiftiu 1 11v l l u ' t nit tnuil * Iniiv kinre
1"
h f m" inoxtU
imY fvr* nf
•ppmlinjc Yhi- holiday* with hi
FI*.i*.In u . iimU with th*' i'i('«*|iiurn j
pnrtnlR
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Itritain Club Has 47
Hun |m I* to th< m
J**rry tin* I
IhibiMi
u
u i4 xc if In 11* I, y n wii j
States Represented
uirt 11 iti MMil Infill is In fi In* liite'fiini |
Korly-si-vrn of the 4K - la ir s n f lo vniiuiN In |it> ft fift I'lif b»rtr
nl*"i if ii i ll tn I hi1 r im Hun
tiir U n lln l R ielrs are represrnlvil
!" I<I -!I’k bffll, 1fllllF f I D||) I lit
" 11H Bunillrs for llrilain Clulx
*If Inun I I inn
It bl'|| It Mil*
i1 was niini'iincr.l y r s lr n ls v •*
i i noon by Mr*. 1 I) M arlin i “ I"1 111ar*j-'d| Hu* , h icliinI I w i/liiu k
iif ix tn t h*’ ?iin ii- w ire I h,
■Iialrmsn nf the Seminole ( ’oonly
liunillr* fur lltlla lii Club, at n Hiirnl'irx n nl n n in >>f thn lut.G
\
mimlki'r nl Hn hlril** in ir
meeting ill llie home nf Mr*. A
bv mrinbiT" ,
W Knn« i n West
Nineteenth rfiiu*hl in tin i"‘m
f
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fun
w(nff
•'irvvt.
11
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v^i*
r l ' f,n In
la lta rs from New York heed,
•marten eiprrssing appreciation ♦h** fim. I« Mf'tr*< G*iblvsyn.Miivrr |
Inr the work the Hanford women Tbrtnr* GnrtinriiY U»h vs-llb (hi* xtln. .
ue doing In an rffo rl to "tulghG ulnimn (luil it 1,#* (vivi’ ii nnv miU |
u x rl
in
n the live, and give comfort to xfri 1m1n I fiiiisux 1 > l*f
fllin'tn* tlif nift 111n "Thn Y *'!»»t. f
'• *r stricken people of England
Tb»x ri'inxiinb i nf (hn ilf*»*i
"era read Great sgtlsfartinn was i -ii|f
in r I «*i| |iri»«
xpressed for the feet lhal from Hr im . o| in in n I v
■be time the Bundles for Britain buck f f I h*' !,r*T(n(i 11u| nu Sniub
I tub* were otganlsrd last Bpring fmlf llimb'vnrd, wi'rr (rivi'fi by |
Nov. I not one shlpmrnt was varinux fM'onlr i ri I f-r ••«t»'*I In (hn
'••st In transit.
' grnvsth nf thr inn
Mr*. Martin asked for more
-snford wemen to volunteer lo
oxsiet in tills work in knitting
\f. mul Mix \\
K llrYtrt
••cetera, aet bools, storking*,
BdimitMce (In' miirrmye nf (heir
hrlmgte, miitens and afghans for
duug Yiii't, Jt*well, in Floyd Ht’«'be Roys I A ir Force of England:
q u ill,. blankets or used wuoi
U>l nl IsUkulMUi Hu: WCddlihC
win nub imilmd nu Jan. 1 In
• "ii thing or mnnev a* wool In #*.
m nalra for the knitting of thrar
UrliiikJ" Mi mid Mi* l!#*at«fl
eewtVnts.
■rr iiinkmy thidl hnnir in l ,uke.
The Bundles for Britain Club
land.
• •II meet on Feb. 7 at 3:00 P M
tha turn* of Mrs. H arry M.
Hi*|»rrai»nlaliv« Miblnnl O ld I’apworth at which time any wo. mrlt, io i ir irib a flrr t*n con»»cuman tn Banford
or
Bemlnelr tivr
\rur»
hi
Cmiirn***.
wh
•'“•B ty I' invited tn Join In the buiiorrd Inal w irk by th^ YoUltW
n o t*. Information concerning Lhe JlrmiM'iutx at a hamjurt
whera
• ark rasv be obtained bv tele hr wm( p rarttlrd
wllh a illT rr
phoning Mrs Martin at M ILtY.
ptaipu'
Fourteen bo*e* hare been ship,
ned to England by (ha local
rluh and the fifteenth box la now
belag prepared.
Present at the meeting ware:
Mr*. H . C. Du Bess, , lir a . H . H.
MrCnolln. Mra. H arry M- Papoith. M rs. A. W. Knox, Mr*.
Oovoihv Lamb, Mra. J . C . Bennett,
M n . Kenneth Bell, Mra. Derby,
Holly, MUa It
Hln*
Frad T . Willi
Martin.
Sight Ig One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
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Holidays
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Sirloin Steak fo r Tw o
French Fries— Balads, hot
blacults and drinks
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IMI,** In «hkh fructi Langford, popular Florida fIrt,
billing In tba bit « u M comedy H
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Saturday at tlw Bit* Th«*Ur. Hugh Harbort and M
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a k«o»p of,
traat' win bu “Dancing on a DUna* i
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Tha Tampa University baa hi
aaaod Ita atodanta enrollment
from BS In 1H1 to more than bOO
today, a groth of nearly 1,000
percent Ip nh»a year*.__________
N w ly 100 galfan from eight,
town* la Cfntentl Florida are
expected to taka part In Um
opening match o f the annual ProAmateur Toumamrnt tomorrow
at the Sanford Coif and Country
e w i Allan-Stewart, p:o, tald to. I
tv
d i c r r r c o r n r .m v t h j c *
O K t A l C lH C t'iv IV V M l v o n
•IIIIISO LR C n i’ N T l t*I.OHII>l.
iv ( H A k t i n t .
iv i i . i i i : n r o u J V H u a m : ii .
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■ ■Pro feaaional play e n who entar the meet Will com pot* for
eaah award*, and amateur* will
try for Other attractive pritea,
Ur. Stawait taid.
Player* are expected from the
Wlowlnn cities In addition to
Bahford: |
Orlando.
Daytona
Beach,' Ormond Rearh. St. AugOrttaa,
Melbourne, and . Ocala.’
Tha pma at. moat of the golf
lia these rltlra will take
in tha tournament,
Mr.
rt Indicated.
The tomnament will eonllnue
tntb the Hprint, * niatrh being
baht at each of the competing
fW l* until April 0.
filch on the Hat of favored
gjayfra ii a local lean), fl. Vf.
n m w «r-.a iu l
Ralph Stewart.
aMpber recently cracked a ,1Bf n t record made by Oene Bar*.
RUSTtB, Jan. 4
The winter vandal
by the Btartla Cun
under way an Jan.
_J*atMaa# far tonighla U-rare
f r a m m la 1 :1 1 o'clock.
tw v K m r a r v r a t i t a
Waller Hagan
llnka.
and Stawait
par in the opening »*a.
of the rrrcnl fll).u00 Miami
Open.
Atao .mentioned aa a favorite
la CapL Kenneth Roger* of the
Orlando Air Rare, who recently
abot a 01—nine under par—at Or.
Undo'* Dulimliead courae.
Ml. Stewart Invftwl anyone
who wished to enter the tourna
ment and match their
aklll
agakut that of amalefir* and
irofraalonala from other Central
Tnrlda cities. The match will
et' underway at l;Oo o'clock.
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British poa-l Street, bout fo r Joe Janet!’ g i a ird 4 r v <*f i * t.iumy, i s 4i,
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W governor ■ ruyi of at>mjt |180<I.
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wara not annonitcod. A c.
At *10 West First Street, a
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combined ttor**
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tratF* to the Cnqnty Judge uf
MtKOLK *'minty, i'ltirtdtt, wi
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0>*n1y at HAN*Ft Util* Klnrblw
Vrllhln r'lghi calfinlar to ml he
ffhht the tlpir nf thr ftr«t |Mihtl
cation of thi« noilrp |*Mi*ti claim
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— Preparations for tt.e pieaanta. JUreet. built by M i. Oyadfl for
• m i i ' t m i A i . i iim i i t . * ii i x » !!%• r m |,«
tiun of in Marl nii I,, race*, to lx* T om H olt at ItMKI
IJiiHln II XIJlrI■'fl, |*lN itIlf f
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XVlln .............
held at Ihi- Klodinu.re Stadium,
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At Oak Avenue and Weat SI*.
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located In the rodeo ground.", Kis Irenth Street huill fur Chalm Amu Mrllr Mmii n. Hrfnti1«itl
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N O T irn o r hi hi u i t i o x
II
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force and everyd'i.if will be In
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Thr
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A t 110 W eal S istee n lh S treet,
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be Friday eveuini*. Jan. 17, ■
I tlv iatt at |4r,00.
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h. fr, .* Ibe ttllle Un) t*i
U
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ll A It 1 AVI
or
in e
o n e.firth
r.iii
Of
the
on
mile
asphatl
built hy Ashdown for llarot
I’ ll h blrb 1* Pehn*ut » iiil i*M
Anil. II "f I." I 1Va•i •i f
•peedway h u\er te rn Irt to the lerby at innuo
nibeivflve h Itarii'H !*• ** * *•
ouCretr Die. u f O r .
ran sit l l l i I'm*
v Ml lie enlereA i<Mln i i •A t i f S W e »t Nineteenth 3t
Thr .. ...........
U n d o , w ho will ■
1, I* nl*n n rih m l lliwt ! McqhsDT Ct and aur- tiuil tliy Ur. Dyson for
lb** *bcl| .Ti. >l.b i
l»e
inilitl il.rtl *«nre » h .*L I ■
U q f Ih * Iraeli aud IdxH the fi- Fort at F »00.
Mlwilllf
S Ml .
n e .T * In I be Mwiil.n >* IF .
ied r o u r u ov e r to Aitw rt Ranhr Id (44 t In Iwan
At SO* Weat Twentieth Stread, ti* w» ian|»*r |.ul»llwb**l In ,*it
« b hr M o r a Jan I t , ready
fnrd, FIhi bba •
y’.hitn*»le CoxinU.
I‘b*»nl.i
built
by
Mr.
AahRown
for
Frank
I h. ik wnil f»rf1*ri“.1 lit Hi
II- M il
ll •
hl«> to liav* som e W*ked d ri
Silver at P&00.
XI. f.*| l).r .1
M fiilni.le l%t*tniy. I T>.r b n lb
v e n . to officially I n t tha i h »
llfl Ihe I I all •
it. * *af I itllior)
I1* .'
At
tOB
West
Twentieth
Stro
« e l n r . apewfniy:
liU 'lnr*'
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built by Mr. Aihdown for 8.
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«44 I ..n il
H. itiinnl* l.a flit e- lbi ’ l.lh , *'
Graham at M*0Q.
4'.at nib
A M XV 4 I If ■ I« *•
WWDSOBB TO TKAVEJ
I At m V f t T K lflhleenlh Street,
Kissimmee To Have
Midget Auto Races
Dawn
a.
n A D c n . Pelrndani
ONIIKW OP P I’HI.IOATIOV
*r r ..s .l \|inn....l*
f*af«hlr #|dPr, W n
m«,
,uii
Vein i r « h«rwb)rr
r Bniiiini
nn.mr.i
in.,
. ui.
f4*r (Hvorr*
l»**»n
bmuutit
f<it.t im i you in thr Circuit Court
It* unit for RMnliinli* t'rnini) . 1 loi t»l». In C h a n c ff), by Wffixer f'nl*
Un» llnd!*ir, Mut you nn bptrlif
nritrrM
wm!
rwqtllrawl ir* m lr r
"u r wpfh+wranr** in **lt, »ulf on
W brwirjr 3rtl. 1 M I. b< rein fnli
not nr n d^rr^** |»m fnnri>«n w111
fi** wn|i*r#il ag win* i ) nu
It Ir furihwr r»rit»rt«l ihwi ihl»
nnllrr h# piihllpfn.t In THU
1‘ llfU l
IIKil.H .IV
m
tti‘ R»n«|ir|
btibUfhfdl
In
ftrrnlnuli*
r*«i*Bty
liorltlft, nri4*wt *»rb wwwk fur fain
I'mnwre tl! |Vr Wfrtkti ptb»l
In lb*
mi M JrH dwy nf
Ucf»rti«n. IS !l
IVlinrw* my bwml nml thr nral
«f RRI«1 i'tilirt " I Hunfanl, Florida,
flilR «I lb tin nr Jniiiin 11. ISM
IHUAUI
O |* IIKIINIHIX.
*'lwfk of Circuit I'm ni Hi iulnnl*
I 'nunty, Flat Ida
If*
A XI. WJCUK S. I»rpni i d r i l l
h o p iu e
E
lUalJrlng frequency
i player*, falling
ilalder, cam* |n foe
' night In the firat
T i lt . flAKFOBD L U IlA b D . pub.
lUton^ la UtmlgnU O v n t y , Florida.
If h irtb r d N lr n a itd m the n«*r»~
PfP*r la which lliU onler ubill
b* published nnce each week for
four e o n i^ u ilv *
week*.
W ltuttn ix, I*, llprndnn, I’ lfrk
of m m Court, Mid the official »#al
i h» roof. Thl* Jm i wary I, l i l t
*
O
I** IIKUNDON,
. ,
Clerk,
nr
A XI W I X K R
>J
5
i
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Seminole County Produce?
. .
M ore f r u i t And V egetables Than AT
Sim ilar A rea In Florida
•‘•'j
4—Dwelt*
*Have <
r 'i’BU „ i
rtSST
MUgana
her*
Ot In the agricultural
but hero too then la
banco of their aeming .It
Jobe hare been taken for
hominy
bunco ration of Florida1* new
<*m aor, the eleeU«n of the new
■OjMr to expected to be po.u
M J0|l o i l ) Thuradcy night.
-Though the CHy charter de•Urea the t the Commit.Ion mutt
meet the-tint Tu<w<iay aftOr the
Um flrct Monday or the nrw yrar
TOT rrgaplutlon. It allow, fire
n y a to olapaa before a mayor
project
Italians Said Making
Determined Stand;
British Bombs Hit
Mp AaaarlMlrd frfaa
Th** Urecks claimed aJdltkidl
Italian rrvrrsal* In Albania today
nnil anHniia..,l aL^ _ .. a.
a . _.
^AiltMUnectlhc tomorrow night.
Wajift* U Colerabn, am ent n>«rm jp S ja te p d*wp from .tha flit)’
OommmaKn anil hU aueee.kor an
Comm haloner, W. C. (Billy) ltlll/1
ftll t a gtren the oath of office
to heipn a Ibree.year term.
are. yrithJa thuinSnall .ketch cf
Special Train
Florida’s S e W fl^
To Washington Congressmen Are
Leaves Jan. 18 Varied In Type
pE.
each:
L
,
,
It. Jamlt. Cut: Manager nf A.
f . Connelly end ({pn*. reel r«*ate pp4 I —nrarvr- married and
F|re» were oh.rrv .il In I I
Urea with*bit wife ond two non.,
after the RrilUh raid IhorO.
ngod 13 and 14. at 418 Maple burg
th ., rommunlqu. (aid. In the f|r*>4
Avenue) *eame to Sanfnnl In attack on Broat, a llrlllah piano
IVSIl eerrlnc hit third term on waa loat whit, a N n l fighter
the r.mndn-ilnn
waa dratroyrd In tb . air.
Bdwardi lllcclni: Secretary of
the Chamb* r of Commerce and
Ytigoplavi*
n -l Carman off!-
BrlUM a3 t*PtI»- U m '"lh .r' f e
F. , r . o ff fo r th . Treat attack,
etorage plant will pro.
[orating apace for fra
and frt.h vrgiii.ble.
if the llih and 48rd
uard Dlrlalons in train.
Each plant will pro.
Moat apace to w n
food xupplltx fug
n and man.
I * f the- food Stuff*,
frulta and frach rmr*.
The MlnlatHe. o f Alr and Home
Securly raid the Nail, .truck #f
nlaee. In th. eonih of Wale* and
mainly against “ a town la the
we*t of England1' where flroO
were alerted and a number id
peraoni killed and Inlured.
•
(The German lllah Command
oo Ma«. Identified the waat Knclapd Iowa.
*•’ A»onmouth. •Inn iwoeclalK
t : ***** JmnorUet nert rJty for BrtaUd.1*
ijet liv e en
(Ural epedal concmlttae. Cammltlee Chatmop have been named
Ihrauthaut Up ;8teto. prartlcmtly
all o f whom have slgnlfleil not
only their wllllngnc.a to aerva
but alao to got up a delegation
from tbolr county.
National Inauguration Chair
man Joreph B- Darios in Waah.
Inylon ha. said to the nation in
hit radio,broadcA.U that arranrv
mania a n wall under tray for one
of th# most. 11 p r c lv o ceremo
nies that ha* over boon had In
any Inauguration of a prr.ldent.
Dan P. Mulatky Of tho RFC in
Waahlagton, ana praaldcnt o f the
Florida -State Society then, baa
advlaad -tha-chairmen, Gardner
and Smith, that the Florida Borloty la planning a reception for
Governor Holland and hia entire
party la the Washington Hotel an
Jan.19. Hd aeauraa all FloHda
cltiteuc who come to Wa.hlngteh
for the Inauruietlcn o f the groat
totorant of follow eltittna of Urn
Florida State Society In Waahlag.
ton who f i ll aee that they err
well provided for and entartotaod
whila In Waxhtngton.
••taO ^trade' way th.
araalon of thr l|nu«r nnd Sn
South Florida woic raiwctrd for
Oir rrlrbrattoni whkb atartwl at
1:1*0 I'. M. with a parade and
wpl roarli a climax at H:00 IV M.
warn llnllaml Will mhlrau the
■dtbrrlnr
by
tele
TtHahaaaoc.
. lhtrrvlcwrd by nrw.mrn In
-T*llahaaM-0 yralmilay. (invrmni
Holland aatd the I (it I Irf-gia.
w o t ................................
Capt Rose’s Son
f•ic i)rfrmie
^ p cprogrto*n,
^ t o z jr|,±Mntrt iInjured
In, Fall
-•
_ _
jmm
taxation
ttton m
m ature.
ature .
|F f O m
M O V lIl^ C U T
(here In hit Inaugural
Some new eouice of revenue
William Atthui R*»r. l«
Will
b. n
nreraaary,
he raid,
aald, to
to re
re.
" 1 ,>r
«rorary . he
* M aon of Captain It K Hn*. of
f c
“ L lh.T.U*'j„
Utlon of ad valorem U ration hy the Salvation Anny «»• Inlured
•ndnitiUilional amendment. Other laat nlgnt alien hi- fell fimii thr
Mw eourcoe may b . nre.aaary If moving aulnninhllr, drlun In hi.
thr l^-glilatun rapeala th . grota father, a . the hark ilnni .w unrorelpla lax, which Holland had opan.
ItUihrd tu thr I'u.pilal the boy
mlvora Lrd.
aaa found In lie Imdly rut al.itil
VBtcauro Gov. Fre*l V Cuna’a the tore and brad V.my* have
sppolntrre have mil aulinilllrd bran taken In d .t.in lin e any poaroaixnationa. Governor.elect Hol alblo ahull fracture*, I apt Itm.a
land drellned to dlaroaa any nf i said tndny at po*n
.la apixiIntmcnU
'
jipointmraU in hi»
own of.
taru-vd -uUmt
ial family,
i . Tha
* * avilduit
.
— 8.181
llo will wait and . . . wluii rtJ
^
"\r
wtW e r a mxba.ilMd, and the, Ukw f w o t . 7 7 , c r . r v - a . u i v r l l ^
appolntm .au. at elM.Hi m ile, per h >ur wbm iii.
OiXtired, Gapt. Ruae eahL
-Jr had Jtrnt rll-t twd tnl
oranclra Tn the offlca," ho th.-hark
,ilr Knp. 'a-at fimn Ibr Ipulit era!
d*.v, the flraf BaylTgbt alarm Itr
wcka. hut tht alLeleer algnal
•ml unlit bare graelHsf Ihn handle
f ’ i»t .bortlr ‘ and th.re were no
Holland itTrlVfd the rr|torlrrn of ih- t|i ur, r.l.aaln g fhn rali-li,
•l*na of aerial activity.’
.
the spacious living room of an ,,I ding In Ca|U
lln«r. I h.
m mansion Hr said hr
ha«l d. nr swung open a . tt waa caught
*fi working on hia inaugural b) thr wind and flung thr •hilil
tu Ih . elrort.
pleta tl aomrllinr today. Ha dr.
Iirory'w lll rrqulra about 30 mm.
Utea. A ltraitlvr, brunette, Mr
Dr. tl. D. Caawalt, a m ld cn t of Italtand rat with him during |>a>t
For
'
thli rH^r for nearly S I jreara, an. nf the Interview . and' two
of lie
nounred today that the conatrur
IKJUnd children, Ivanhoe, tu.
N- wapapora In II Florida rtlle.
lion of hia now bungalow of/lr.
Billy Ben. 13, n in e in and and-frur III Ilia North were •1148IIf *1
In Orlando to now complete and «ero Introduced to tha raportrra |mi9*Ii«i (v inttrrlal un tlir hnnf.,,,1
Dial be exptcU to b . InaUll.d Iho Holland- moved into the r i - fH.n nrw Monkey Ulniiil l v II..
and rrady to atUnd to thr n.rda •cutlve man,lot! Friday. They 1 l*Ninl»er o f ('om iiirrer tn«|jiy,
of hia imtionU there by Thura. bad baked aooae for dlnnrr bun.
Tl»r rilltof rhd jRrkMiiivillr, f »$
dav.
.
day, thank*, the Governor aald, IpimIi , Titusvll)* T miiiI'ii, |Jay
In announcing hia more 4o lhl> "to the klndneaa of a friend
bri«. h iU U l. Mi*Mi. OcmIr, M
new I(.ration. Dr. Crowell aald
■Ban, indicated that taxation
Holland
now fra . that both Ke and hia family bail and Florida1! part In national de. .rr 'i'r w n®Ur,,,‘ mi
tba op- rnjoyad living In Banford and fenao are up per moat In bla mind MMUdvIphU. Boa ton, IliHimnitii
■ml New Y trk.
A t thr that ha hopoa aome day to br
T l . papers ivcr« pent rb|ipingAlthough n* vlgoroualy op.
a t the able tn reUra and return hare lo
l-oaod new taxation during hia "I the article on Monkey Yalaiot
make hia future bom*. "They arr •igbt yeara in the Senate and In which *nno.rod In Hatnrday'. I.
the boat people cn earth who llv. l.ia campaign for Governor, ha
" f The Sanford Herald, an,I
hero,- ho crncltided.
aald that aome now tmxea may • mat from which . crating can
Dr. Caiw elN now o fflre I* of ha noccaaary lo replace tho ad <H- made for a newapaprr picture
the bungalow tvoo o f modernletlc aaloram levy oo
real
eaUU.
architecture with aoml-tBa con. voted out by the people leal No.
atrurilon and red t i l. roof, lo. vember, and If tba Leglilature
eated a l ESI M a n i l a Avcnur. repeal* the half of one percent
nn . blech -ant o f the now Or greaa rocelpu tea.
lando poatofflco.
Me x i c o c r r r 7 j . n, 0
"Som e ecooomlea may replace
A member nf tba American
T h# reported prearnre nf
Dental AaaoclaUen. Uta Florida ■ H i t of the ad valorem tax,11 «* nn*n e*c‘ rnt police
vollt
org.tdxci
Denial Society and the Soathern ho Mid, i"and any additional tax nd . fortnor mlllUry governor
Academy of rariodontology, Dr. ingjr bo minor, but If tha groaa 01 Berlin In M fllco, along with
Ceewatl la a peat preaidant of Urn raca!pta levy la -repealed, there rerent p r o jf . i l , a g tU e w i.h man.
Sanford Ktwenla Club. • Maann. mM* be aumethlng to lake lie tfe al.ll na, .w ra M , j by „ >pull.
• Shrlowr.^rnd a i
Ihle illptomgi|«
•ourcea
la>t
of the Method lat Church.
Holland fought for repeal of night to hare prmopted
a new jn.
appr.U
Hi* groaa recelpla tax In the last veillg.tlon of A ll* alma In MexyuUroad.
l-ofulatura and Uta fight waa
-o o , but Governor Cone vetoed
Thrae •nurte* laid there h«*
lb* act. It will bo gp to the 1(41 l*eeo a >hake.up |n the leaderahio
1-egWature lo auatato
re
to nf Venguardla Nbclonatlila. H ex.
ovovrido the veto, and Holland Man na|bmallatlr, anti-Sem itic ih,.
* 1-AKKf.AND, Jam. a —<*■>-- •aid bo would have no roccom. Iltlral narty, which haa taken K,
Nrrth and Central Florida appar. maodatiba on the eubject. -but I dia-eoiinating Itl Idea, at itrect
rally recapad expected weekend •Iway» did foci the tag waa un. ralilea, •
.
light fronts and forocaatara aald fa lf/
Huttahd alao H k n i t e would
laa> night t a i l W l t r t * ' uo
4 th t onoptioM Sd etatea levy
I)r. B- D; Caswell
Opens Orlando Office
t ..cigarette* ac nothing more
has to amckes,* be arid, "but a
t matter of fact they eoroOtutr
i -WUloe and a half dollar to
Which contribute! mow
®
taoo.ooo.ooo « your to tin
roppoct of tha fadnral governactil*and accounts for the dtatrL
'm
Uon of lift, billion Unit, of l«irottro every year."
, •
’
Tra in* the origin pf the to.
*woco indnatry, Mr. Sawyer eaid
hat' the Indiana which W to»|M
trot brought tack to; Spain from
•he flew World wore. ohaervod
ItUng around a fire with stick*
a the I- noroe and the other end.
inlng oa
coronatie
breT IbJ
Publicity In Mailed
Monkey Island
Cnvestigatlon BcgJnH
Of Nazis In Mexico
mutiiont .*♦*'
•*vl»leu of Jl
to, from, an
't a r n
"balr-aan »«*(
No Frost Danger
[la Seen Tuesday
froct danger Tuesday and WCana
da- moratoya. - • .
Dcrwrot Men day m oralag lam .
Communications
•dMtatomuon to n y
t r f j o taxation.
fixed poU
at have It bofsco wo it .
M6« l
In Wor
Cleared
Jan. 0 comm 11 . Ion
I cleared- It
and Navy
lounces
» Hours
Issu e d O v e r W e e k e n d
To Rumiuua Cut
I n ,t i l itn rilin .
w lirro
m ore
iliiiii HO.UO'I iiriau tient an d _
I't-il L'P'{V |WCid ta k e n .
,
K tH Ttiliillon t»n Iho (Jo rm a n
t u n ) ’* iiito tiliu n in th e B a Iknits lo o k u now tu r n w hen
' mu tuu ii nut liiim
it It HumaoU
('lanalfit-alloii of
uimi
r,MI1*I wuif m v. mu I*ini UuFj»iin cnvui’u
l>l.tr*l on Jan 1 hy th*) loial 'w n r Minimum’ll tu Moiitow (ur
1 draft tumid -hou* HI out of I hr coiisultiihoiiH — up parent l>r bf*
M UM * go | I l l ’ M N )
N utl
t r o o p s COR.
[ 178 rla«>ifinl to hr fit for grnr
ral military arrvirr T h . innain. erntiutloii. tinning lUin^.uia In*
to n tn i iimn niihtnry eftrnp.
Ing K1011,1 of I I I mrn havr hrrn
Vclbng A (L<*tral tun sliork lnn>pn
plam l in other rlamilfiratinn* j \b|u» 4mum 700U miles for th li
that either ririn p t them fn»iii, VMal 'Ir^cit hatlh' sguinst Mu3Hlaikihlrta UlumphanUy
duty or Irfi-r Ihmr lime ..f »,rv -1
ji'd r ir .l this guleaay to raatarf)
Ira.
, l.tliy.i yrstrrday a ftrr a fterew
Of thr number plated In
^iwn.day final aaaault in which
claaa I A or avadahlr mrn fit I no-re Ilian Ufi.UOQ priaunrra nod
c o m m im jir
hewhlskergil
for grnrm l sn v ier arr IH whili their
•
„
men ainl 10 negron . Mrn who weir lakrn.
hsvp %»t!untrrrr«| ami «re ’$¥•11.
si I *h lunkd and mrehanltH
•Me fnr arr vie© i r r 14 In nuin. cavalry who MipRprtad Uia Alt*
*»rr and ine.iidr five while tnen *ae
minhled iftfu IlardUi w|Ui
snd nlnf nrgrori. A total of 11707 fln-ni Th«*«r arniOT^I Brltlak anlU
*urn ar« rtogtr.ti rtnl .for Ihr tlmfl vhu di-litigulahct) th rm ielv n - M
•n thin (ounly ilividnl l»rtwerri the rout nf the, Italian*' freto,
Itm while mm and 1040 nrg. Egypt «)-•> played a vital M f\
M>f$.
^
in *ni(»hlug Oil* great IUJt$M'
n s .s lfk a llo ti
for irgisUahi^ •trough |j c|H-nliig tha way for u,
divides lliatn 041 4|||o Juur ft n e .Irlv. on Tobruk. 10 jnllaa vreal',
Tba Aoatraliati*, 1>h*$ lUktag.
ral rlassiftcalluMH, whrrn' s it Iii
•ini sulnllvIdH
Into
mnallrr for Ihi" *rl|nn, fully lived WO
the
I eputxtioo nf Ihalr *ho*S
'r»»u|*s. The largest group U
U»n ill iihlrli rovn|>rl«Ft men " « o fatherx In (hr World WAT,
•^h'l havr de|(rn(irnls Tills In- llrili*h o fflc e n raid •
•lud* * (vlvrs, ehildrcn. p«renf. to
From h c liff oaUkle the port
*-<
r %
t lioac IIvIi IomhI d« ml * tow n *.,ill,I hr -.cap t||c in in art t
*•11 fhc otin 0117 T h clc tiir im* of Hvidla'a nuo*rt(B ^tnl attack .
nuImIivIstofu III lids 4Ism
•nix unit* working
ward tl Ilka
N isi lassrest group it tin . I • im •rratjon nt ley sohllrrs.
Thou-amU
of
ItRllans
rn I A or IhoHr unit win i»ir iu ii I
'•l*lr ion«l fit for general m illlsiy I •rfirhto*! in lo llr y ' svirroundlng
(lie
lu«
n
fired
on
them,
sod
' k •' It Is from Ihi** iriuop
I hn I I hr inetl lire flint Im-io^ Ihr • splosh ns of Fa%i 1st artlllrfy
•.illrd 1*1 Hi’ive their )» i»r un*h» »■l limes •<» veiled the creeping
llo* N$ li*rllvr Kerviee
At i m* . | f if 11?e*a fioin vica
I Imm.c manning Un* Kalian hat.
•iilnig hi the Itaxrd f Iu«h I It,
im ar llariJia's rock units
ieo are thtme d im
Itditim* te iir*
»dher rrasons lo Im* diMpitollf 0*1 i *»etoh ,| I hr walls and ran iluftu
lor rervier oilier IIimh pliyural th** titootpi of Uiv (own.
I lo« v MirreioIfKf
Mirrrm If tad U ln - " u n
del •1 1 fliui may he ro in tfrd
I hi- e»*Mi|» roni|Hi;.i <1 Ilf I«n mrn *1* i * *f**r 1 Ircmitatanctj " as a
(
lb
M
1
nh
o
lfirer pul it
,
•*f bio -e ( l«^Mfie«|, Air df*4lfflisted j
A t«r ill istofsl silliset hathnl tbt
• I<1 f*•s limited milt I di y Mfv
Jr»inon» African town and |ho\j«
Mini- •*f (irioHiFK in l'’iif link#
•Meiiinris «*f land
01
iimim*
fast
I v im i»f the I In11*rol Sluli 4 mi1 marched to the icai
I*"led m claH«-(' nnd the Semin they wen* ruunded up h/
<d* 1 oiiiity K raft |lo«rd Iinn I h Aniacto
of IIIesc men classified '.Student.*
ton* divided Inin tho two rUtoar**
»if those fit for
general
or
bmilrd srrvies not la in
Ilian
July 1, ID41. The ImmuI atalrd
that there wero no men listed
"iider that rlakalfk at ion
alure
tlir •*ludaiit« Rrglatrrrd
wmihl
finish school by the rr<pjiir«| dob1
inembei ship drive of tl|C
hy the Ulna thrl r nuiiilMirH newly ip-uriinlftol HhuffleboRfd
hauM hr called,
, t Ii. 1 ban bl J uglil i i toorift*
1 l«*s || la rontosed of hisii 1 no*l I* aidenla Inti the clul, jlA ft
»%h#i a*** nrrrvktoary in their field It •I*a•t during l b ' -reond « tc k
1 hi» ( lassiflcatlon defrrs tt man's | of Kto«***iiilier. Tlir rluh h« iip W
trim »»f servlr^ to toutIi time an in i'*! the supervision of the Cit|'
i r (an be replaced by Mi nn- II* •1-.diuu Kept* burnt
do) r t , actordlllK to llo* b«*«rd
lYr ••nn who hava signed R9
N«i mrn hava been plam l in that oo iiiImt « Mild imhi the 11.30 yrargroup hy ttir local InmuI yet.
I) plating frr. in* hide: A 0 . kUtf.
Th** lust iU ss Is roni|H»..e*| of 1 ' o. \V F,. llatHllll, Mra.
mrn u ho will I** the lani to Ih* Fuof* »d. Mr. Rnd Mrs.
H.' D,
called They are divided inlo sis (ii dime-, Mr. bihI Mia. Harry
•uh.rlraara and Iherr la little I me, man, VU-lnr (.'berk, Charlie
itulieaUM* that they wilt Ih- uxrd I rarpep. F : Ktndtlpger and 'G n S T '
•rrurdlng to the local U^ard Th*-,, I PavIon
laa-lficalion rangra from men
A ll.. Ilrnry Wlltr. fir.. Ilandf
*hn have rotnpleled aeitice lo I iiiik . Mr. Muinun, Mr». JatrO .
h*»*w who are pbydeally. men. tii.rd.il, A. Kio«, MIm I. If.
ally or morally unfit to aerve. Frawlck, Ur*. 1toward FavUla,
Ifflclala who are dafared by law, Waldn Aldrich. Mr. and Mra-'.F.
allejia who have pot declaied II. Sandberg, and Mr. and Mrp.
nl.-ntlona to becoma citixana, Walter It. hhcikry.
.
oinUtars of religion or divinity
Everyone latereatcd In Join
ludeoU, and wnaclanttoui ob. ing the Hub May do an by rou.
joctore who are available
far lading the Jtecrration Dapaftoonrombatant duty are Haled men*, or Mra. B. K Chapmap tag
tn*l«r tho loot claaa.
Bemlnota Fred llogaa at Ur ahuffleWlfe
bounty haa k total of eight men courla at Secvnd rtreet and 1>W
'n th la claaa.
rovtto A venae. • Fitpervleon «
O f 178 Draftees Classified
64 Fit For General Service
hia
,
Over .{0,000 Prisonvr.N Arc" Captured
As liardia Is Tak
en Froiri FusciHts
(... ' c rin ll
in. |
in I Iisk Cnngrr-r,
*
f i t s -ctl nrw *t|•j• •|iri»'i m .
I
«m ry tin Hit «|« |« n - )ili j ruin iiii-I I
f>»r fh** nutliwi it-,
■ nd
fmi'l
AA I
tAg Incrcaic In our armamrnls*'
f iririit In ntnmifid'lmfc g.|i|i.
A rc
. t O t i r C .S S I lot1 itiJl c jv fo n H im . hi n.r um- Ildiuil inim ili' ii * aiuI m r
nf» !jltiiNsian Envoys
I of Iho figlillne "dcmnctiirii-H' plii't ««f
Lin I • » I**- tm it *1 I
Sunum
inW
'To
Mort•BARTOW,
Jan.
8 .—(AIM — , t'ln a iJ.
over Id llid ir d‘iii'»n<* g.lih’li no1
’’The nrril nf thiliiim rnt, ‘ ii"i» in h I’lttl " hi will* lit** u*; ;
cmv For C onference
-elect Holland waa bon.
KIt fs 'O nnlli id*.*’
.
»
^ ,
pra.lnanyural rclcbra. Rpoacrrll -aid In h‘- ->nii" ' ••
aago on the alate of the union, "la
lid »»rvrll tint i»m| li t |h«’ im• I
.
^ mwpimI h Prrk«
in hia homrtown toilay. al.
that our actloiii aim nu , ■>
I 't r l i r ♦*"l ihn *igh th«* j
* n lm n •$ tlr.s rrt tn iu p s to u .h lie had already yona to ahould lie dt-vidnl prlmnrlly af- th*nn
Irgsto lend |»l**n, Iml in n i w n ! tlll.V W$t i » lilip m a ch illff T o Blela Capital.
. niorl exclusively t-> inrrtini: this
;.'M-rifi' i ' rill*. <111 IlnliHIt l>ua<> 7 0 iu l!» s
-Bponiorc of the
event * raid foreign porll, for all our domcaUc call) tn llrllnln. < ....... .nd (,*,■„■
.......
, ,b v ji frtim ^
torn prrvona from all part* «f
the United Sluir. fund nn
ivcrnor-E
lect
W i l_ l !i today
. . „ ..lurngn |ntd ...
.,
unproccdcnlnl
mscuss D efense In'-od d*m»mir.i •
* ".'.im .»■! •<
' Fhre men will be eligible for
cording to Information
Conrrccaman
Orcent
by th e War Depart.
NUM BER IIS '
olland Honored Roosevelt Asks Arms Increase
it Bartow With
To Meet Unprecedented Peril
WASHINGTON. Jnn. r. M i - problriti. a*r mm
tig Celebration I'rt'ldmt Itnonrvrll li lil „ |i,|ntt»- I greet
viiirrurni-j
The I'l rsidi-iiI -.lid III- T'.'lld
Two Nazi VcsselB
•he po»,lkn of mayor. Ilert they
JfOTON, Jtn. 4—(Epe.
m raid atorage unit, to
a i
Member Aasociated f’rmt
ibva, AoDroai
■ .Cotoeldenl with (he end of one
of (ho moat keteeeaful year* in
the Gftv’a dilatory and (he alart
<ld»f j jigukjp.it e»r a ll!.monlh
Bulgur*
I TorPossible
*0d on aoulh eroklng em .
federal
i
l
1011
will b* Sanford1, new
T w Commission will meet to.
nemrw.'aiijrhl at 7:30 o'clock mi
the Chjr RaH, carry Inc oat (he
W Moaa of the charter, bat
•M or. more member, will
work
6.
ritish Forces Push Deeper
a In Bal
Iiuioliditlng
'Positions
no
JANUARY
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In Georgia; 86 yrarx oWj fee
■near n to a aretem, freqeea
U a tta r k It Freak!
place n
agrlruiUire commit!.
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Speed Is Sought In
Camp Construction
W ACU 1N 0T0N . Jan. * - < * > _
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In*Urn>merata£B
a"nd CJO eotock J M h T ^ t o r rama
la U»e evohtago the phaffUhMSg
crurla are open liC m i k U d h m
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K IN. U
Me.
!»• * ■• •
*« to »«.
Orel# «|.U.
CAIN.7SVIU5,
Ju
3—In*
a&
S S TA tU n S
National Bank, B. 0 , Chase of
a ® * * ? ? ® # b- *••
■n’s x . v r w r s
to n d jn g w .rs Bw.d»n wHk elx,
SrettaNl with two, Germany Wltk
lwi\ Bohemia wHk two,- Norway
with in e and England with one.
Y«non*r the sUtea Florida had
the largest number of ftpresen.
Uthreb with 14. Other atate*
ware oa followai
ride plant*.’
NfT)#
.Mr. Wilson, City httortify; ol
Sanford, declared th a t thla yaar’i
pro cram at Pioneer’s Night wai
| a flno one, wed carried out, aao
th»‘ W rybcdy fco y ed U.
1 Mr. 8haron UId1 the • pioneer*
that much credit la dbo them for
developing thla eectlow and that
tha young peoni. could take a
Icaton from their afforto la
building for tho fnture.
Owen Kelley, ago ■, ehower
the makings of n ilr a t claaa
hlmeelf to hber
trooper, proving himself
not e n ly \a . varteUto mnUcton
^ W d iK rtfiS K
that ai thought now cn l/ 18 years
oM,••ha. would bb Able to come
day sit among that* asms group
of nlonoers.
*» .
Tho danclna of M'aa Ee.lyn
8U)m of Sanford, .bird • Peggy
Hcwell. Betty Bono Ball t o t
Maryann Palmer wf Lake Mary,
took the house by.atorm .
’
’ The Hawaiian Music by guitar*
l«t%:I*acllto Garrol and
Dorii
NJahlren. Lake Maty gIris,*, wae
a pleating surprise to 4ha audlenee
The song hit of the evenlnp
was < by Jean Kiahray, a child
••pger of Sanford. The muele of
ths seng. “B&m t h r Amarlea*'
was ,mn"*W (| bT Harry Waster
e I*t"< H«rw hob,* and I k e .lm p
by Wilterd CnniMViv cf Sanford
Frank K a^ l who far manr
waere eras Sheriff >of Orangv
»ou"ty. and e k i^ to e iltM a M rs
hood dare In the ta k e Mary fee*,
tlnn, wee greeted by many frtofea.
/ania • !, New T o rt «. Kentucky
k
d, Virginia 4, Indiana
k NomS Carolina a, Iowa »,
M a b a fiT tt, Mich Wen 8, New
jlam pfrtra I , MaaanahneetUe I,
Wiscotfen f , Mianeeeta I, Tin*
naaaee*!, Maine 1. South Carolina
I, Arknnaaa I, Maryland 1 and
and ’truck at- Pcn taoola,
Jaikronvllle, -W rit Palm Bench,
Guitars, Lucille Gar* Fort
Laoderdtlr, Hlaml, X*y
D on. SJoblom.
t ? West. and Tampa.
r tha program light
Other salient features of Plant
M n ^ th e ry n Percy, Plane
Board activity during the past
year, at brought out by Dr. New.
H. T .^ Clause, Florida Cowboy wars present , their
aD, Includrd: ,.
B onn
dresses, places'of bir
_ Inspect Ioo of 70,881 colon let of
Alfred JCIfif, Talk.
are as Mlowst
bees In 3,114 apiaries in S3
counties.
As bets are subject ta
Address >
Birth
destructive diseases, apiary In.
Sanford
New Ha
Mlea *&enda Anderson
Ptctlon la necessary to protect
Mrs. Bfety-Betts
tola Important Florida industry.
Numerous Northern beekeepers
h p e been shipping (heir hires to
'
1
Florida In wiator during the past
U ka Mary,
|
•N ry m re.th u a making <r.-mt|alan
Cltrua Haights, Fla.
of this phaee of Plant Board
Sanford.
necessary.
Sanford,
Inspection of thousands of acres
Charles J
n e l l r v i aid other fruit pUntlnga
K. J. Ct
end groves and agricultural planU
A. Chori
Mrs. A.
lorponlng
"Tsatributton of 1,000.000 pounds
C. E. C
®L
bait to 8,800 farm .
Mrs. C
Chdrpenlng
*r *. *" 1* counties, to control
A 0. C
mole erkkats. This work wae
Mrs. A.
Clausa
done In cooperation with tho U. a
Mrs. W.
. Collins
Burrau 6f Entomology and Plant
R. F. Ci
.r.h‘f hj>f°»Wed the
b ^ t. University «f Florida College
M r a W 'b o i . l a a .
W. V. D u n
atonsrs, and tha Stats Department
Mrs. W. V. Dunn
of Aaricslture.
M. T. Ca seedy
PraparatJcn and distribution
Mrs. Abble Elite
•tw oet of culture, of red Aether-'
Frank Evens
a f i? .. ,u." 5 “
•"<! colon lee of
Jno. D, Evans
Yjidalto todyteettos to hundreds
W. P. Field.
Mrs. W. P. Fields
John Heaton ' 1
^Raeutorvnnd periodical Inpec*
T. R. H iggins1 '
L M. Illmee •
w .M .i.A «5r
•
8 & S * T-
sa s---
u . . if i j i m a
Resilvered
PICTURE
FRAMING
.E laine Edgar, ” Snn Glri" #f
Miami's Orange Bowl Jamboree,
here weare the flrm o T M fn ^ ttm
wore In the proceeatoH along Bis.
ayne Boulevard New Year's Eve.
The gewn to featured by a long;
tk k W ittin g bedtoo of IrideeSoat
pink and blus palllrtU t, and tho
bouffant pklrt.ls made of sections
of pink and blue tulle. *
PITTSBURGH
PAINTS
*«M O O TH A S G L A S S ”
Tha malt oatrich often weigh*
TELEPHONE WW
fl Vutemrl i
»chuoc
cud
a s f f i g S K 'J r i i :
fe u*
‘•.Pr^ T ‘ Imporiaticn u f^ to
King
w
Lagartjul.t
Ui»-^Oanrc—Dr.ve-In Service
P’
BarvB-Q
‘
• "••
3 VKR— POPULAR PRICKS
Japanese Mistreat
J American Marines
‘
North CeraUaa 71
W. Men
re. J.W. Man
S L MInshew
*, A. E. Mann .
F. MaaUIlan
«. T. P. Mac Lallan
T, McLain
if, J. T . MaUfat
». f . F. McMillan
^
c n t.
eL-I?leUs^f1 / OVntt *»"»"»«•
iw jrs U nil
w ■i •
W j i h c n w a. On. t»na |Or t*
S
f ^ 5 5 tSSHm •fell.
and Evelyn Stile*.
wftk which we
wo do n
not
r e w 'I S K
ndtk
o t'n
P A"
| $ r i? £ r Dub uoo,,',• rcjr
TAN pnntnw t i w crate | | ee. *
rJ J n Ti_ •*»»■ Crete ’eaei J
OUT o r $ T A T * PnotH'CTB I
n w r-w tw fe
NO CORKAGE .
2*". »‘e- •
OiJAjraata. i w
D c lu ie
HI a il I n f ' H ifek
T -B onen an d P rU d
(
tie r ,
■ s n z T /a & s to
Mm.- Lila Howell
HATEAtf*'
He q n u .
poitlbM.
ta be Inc
»ftit Hit} FATMa by air frcm
-If* countnea. Plant Board
iftto n checked pianta and
it producta In beggags of
ow» *' PannarU
a croup of youngsters.
■Judgt Ware, Conaly ’Judge,
aaid he wae happy to attend cno
that thin wrai one of tho beat
Pioneer M rv tin g sh o haa arar
nun
to Flo-
peipino, china, jaa t
- ° oi. Alton R T u m a g s.
New Y e r U fT r ! ?• “ ™, f *• he preparing to da.
Md. Brooklyn. N. Y. « m an d a formal apology from the
f y toewtod maltreat.
m « t e f five marinea after a oa.
H m Im C H
ftotoa offletola <U.
«My«d that all f(vs were held
l^fewru and that four of Urea
Injured by Japanese re a.
POHK M YER.
Shoulders
]b. 12Vic
l i a n a bar ^
*
BACKBONE lb. 15c
PIG SIDES ,1b. 10c
�r
r
S em in o le C o n n ly P r w f o e n
M ure
SANFORD.
S TO CAPITAL
[embers Of Two Bod
ies Meet A t Noon
For F irst Session;
• Moet Are Veterans
F L O R ID A .
FR ID A Y .
Cabinet S etup
Is Changed By
Premier Pietain
‘Appeasem ent’ D i r
ectorate N a m e d ;
B r i t i s h Penetrate
Bardia Stronghold
JA N U A R Y
3,
M em ber
1941
A sso ciated
F ru it A m i V ep etab len T h a n
S im ila r
A re a In
F lo rid a
AO*’
N U M B E R 111
1' i r ’vi
Violence Of War Increases
As Ireland Is Bombed Agaih
Soldiers Armed With
I«mis Shoot At A tti'ii'kers Overhead;
Sea IMipe; Planted
GREEK KING VISITS R* A. F. BASIC IN GKKKU
Investigation Of
Defense/ Planned
.
(ardilT Attacked
Hy Nazi limnhers
VSl Inquiry To Be
Made By Committee
Of Senate,-H ouse
It. A. I'. Raids Dutch
Town During N ight,
Nazi A gency Staten
k'.H »V Jan. .t—
'ttla.-f
l(m*rTrll
'•"la* he -» » .end.
I ll«pkin-i, fnr.
■" i nl rammer rr. In
r,r 1<» In lie hi. per.
levi-nUIKr nr,i|| ,
i.vadnr lx .elected
*fcWlr t>
the i m r w a i t
WASHINGTON. Jan.
3
•........ Itumlilug
_
9— T h e A w C o ru rrm . U k -
\i over frwn
lU reconlpr«dee«gsor the task
a rm in g A m erica, m e t . to-
/ , H1 M stmoaphere made
■WW Wr «t**i intarnatlon-
i
*
Interesting Stories Lie Behind
Old Glassware At Antique Shop
Defense Gasses,
District Meeting
To Held Jan. 7
A aye cl el district conference of
sea Usual aad agricultural teach,
ra at M i n i Florida will he held
ere tan. T to make final araagahlauta lo r tha Pre-employisa t Dufenee Indu.lry CIa.ee.
f t* Ptartad Jan. IK, sccordlnr
i Al*U J ehu*on, local director of
•" mw Tlpemr. o f Geergla, and the
. MOMayy Affaire Committee head.,
^R»pr**#ntatlva May, o f
i
f <v!m*en said hie ezamhiatlon
• t o l d cover the pragm a o f N»y*t A ir Corps exnanalon, ship.
M btlnu. ronatractlon o f .here
HUbllahroenta. preductlan of arand h e**/ gun* and
i f Um« tab u far comnlatlng
I program. He cemferred ***ffmy w ith, R e.r Admiral Rob-
ni'ulrnl Ireland
'UNiril (oiluv 113
i>laiu‘s raided
Stodent* have b e n reei.tering
with Mr. Jo)|aeon for the rise*
Jn mechanics end Hleacl engines
This cleat wort Include. InatrarUon In. the rare and neainUliuurr
of automobflaa, trucks and tr*<ct*rm. T hen la •till room for aevejul more students In tha rla ..,
Mr. Johnson said,
t
Men between the ages of 11
and 16 may regl.ter for tlw rla ..
by conUctlng Mr. Johnson at the
Seminole lf|gh (Whool 'Farm.
Oe**** are arranged at th* time
mo«* convenient with th . pupil.
io*>- chief of the Fureeu of
<w» Enrinearlag.
May Veld,Ma r-unp would can■a .wdth the War - Department
> effect and ewe*** e f the
wy*» v r a u , what Ikpr har*
»e with the money they have
wired, and -h a t pregreai I*
lag made, -W e want to get
dr answer I* Hitler,’? he.add*
fV ju J.
VInden . e d f hie tjgmmlttae
inned la work at to* speed fer
meal moatha. In the Interim
« « beep In.contact with tha
ra) hleh command, meal e f
t e n aatlmatad the
about I1 K A 0 4 . '
amount
COTTON ACIUUCB CUT
WABHINOTOH.'Jen.
(A
—The A f t M l j r a i ^Ad|u»tm<
AdmlnliUmUon T h n r * d a y i
e t m H IM l etnta cotton so
age ellotmcnte teW tag tdJW J
name, e radactUm of *T1^
•o p a from I N * ? ? ha aerwege .
Additional VUitorB
c For Season
If you rv in Ihi? mood for starlea, therr arc many interesting
one. cnnnreletl with Ilie diaplay
« f nlil gla.awarc, Jewelry and
.buttons nl llir antique .hop on
Park Avenue opera led by Mr. anil
Mr*. F. II. Sandberg anil Sir,
and Mrw. V. I! Shelkry «f New
York State.
Thin in Ihe Sandberg'. fir.l
viall In Kanfniil. but Ihe Shrl
key’" are nlil-limera.
They've
been remind here far .even year*.
Doth own antiipje nhrpn ip New
York, Ihe Raiullierya tn T en .,
wands. and Ihe Shvlkrya in Wealfiald. Thl. I. Ihe flrat time that
any part nf the Rlielkey'a col
lection h»» hivn brought down
far the winter .
-VMi. Sandberg, who Jiaa been
collecting gl*MW*v* Tor over
IK yean , ran pick up almoat any
of th* varlad piece, and relate
a atnry about It.
“Taka IhU one for ln*tance,“
hr ..id . It wai a low v.ne nf
many colon, nomawhat rearm,
blinr marble. “It la called ‘end.
of.the day gta.a.' Many year,
.g o , cl.n.blowrfa at the end nl
a day', work uaad to take all While ReHignH F
the yln.n left over In the d lffn .
British Aid (
rnl vala, pul them together, ami
make whatever cam* to mind
ftr .t That It the Ttaaon you .r e 1
all three different color."
Thr living room and dinme
iiHim nf tha couple.' Jiomr m
filled with all type* of early |
American glaaaware, M>m» odd,1
aome beautiful, all intere.tlng
{
Mr Handbaig moved about the’
room, picked up a large silver j
n o r which
retemblrd
.liv er,
“Thl. In railed illver Astra." he,
pointed out. “About 150 year*
.g o , thnwi who couldn't afford
real -dvrrwtra would get crock. I
ery, .ml apply ellvey to It To-'
day thi» ellvrr luatre war* la H. S. Plane Engine
more valuable than altvrrwaro'
itself On* article
with
th«| Contracts Announced
handle broken ' off sold fur ISO
in the North recently,"
One way of telling the period
of e p iece.o f glassware, Mr.
Sandberg aiplalDad, la U look at]
the bottom mf - It. where
the1
“pontll mark" la. When the
■la., waa alii I warm, the glees,
blower formerly , would 'knock
off th* end amt leave a rough
spot on the bottom e f glass**,
vase., or other articled.. Later,
u I>iiiilui. (bp cap*
'•Ii I u t s with rifles
• atlackcr.i overKing Georg* II of Greece (second from
1* shown with Briliih and Greek filar*
Top Scores Go To Only 7.*12 Limise
Law Officers At Tags Sold llerr;
Deadline Jan. I
Informal Shooting
Sanford Citizens
Appointed
On ]
Governor’s Staff
F o u r
W olfe Shoot* Score
Or 97 At Rapid
Fire And 25 Yard*
U
iiih
I . >'fi
i lo n o r- j
a r y I i»f.n1f*n;int < i»l- i
ium I'
in ' iS.tmpflj
7 Krrr uffirers of Ihe law— w||j
<oiiAUl«ntly good d w ter*
■
—Toppod Ihe irnrrta at in infnr. n*(i
m*t »ho't held by the Seminole
T
Gun f liih ymteHay afternoon at r,HI
Bi range tin ihe takrfrorit near
Ihe Hotel Mayfair
Thr nffirer .•* were Patrolman
p
A C. YunnaII) nf Orlando, %%ho I tug.
hot a l»N will. n Sft p'.alol; Pa.
H diTiMii Ja-per Wolfe of IIowey,
tn wMh a 2it putnl. and Chief
of Police Buy YVlItiama.
with
a »38 Ned Smith, aecreUr/ of
ihe Cun Club, dtaenhed Mi
Wolfe’a AhcMihng a* an “eicellt nt act r#*. Ninre it waa made
»l rapid fire from 26 yard* pt
Jim We Mi a m anuther high
tirm in fijf
f'n iirith
m <11
Merer with a Oft, and J M. Tap
B i ttl# |tll-<liCtJ
' i l l made a 06, Another viaiter Spe»«.r,l I,
»i the .lit,nl wa. A I, ll.mmotid Iie.l TueM|*y with „,| , )
of Eu.ti*. al.o a State highway in ibe parade. K.l«»i,l
p.trnlmati
,
»>i i rtai y „f ij,,. ,
The t il' ot held ye.lerday «f I ummeice, aunnunre<l i
.irttMin w.a not . regularly.
I III, .erilnu*, fa,,,,..|
1., hedul*bd one, Mr. Smith « * ret, IV will l„ I,
plalaed. but w ver.l mrmbe,* of aifrlitinn nf l|i»,e i l l . ,
the club "Ju.t got togrlher’’ and in.i.gtiralli „ fr.livili,- . w
triad not their .kill. A .hoot f l r t y b e .il .
a„.
,1
owe hell Ihe day before. New Ibrniitfh Ibe r.,uiie>y
laer'a llav, In give burineumeo anil Cn. Mr. Htgglnp jti|i1 « r|
who u.ualty cannot leave their
office, an opportunity to compete.
Commenting on the pragma of McCIcIlnnd Elected
lb* Beminule Gun Club In the
T^wnwend President
past v r.r, Mr. Smith declared
that "Ihe fiun Club I. attract
J F\ McrielU».,|
11el t, t• I
ing much favorable attention In
orrpident of the Townitml c l.«|.
Central Florida and 1. receiving last
night
■(
the
rrgtijfit
mif
iMn
many compliment* on it* efflrmait anrl orderly program, and Iwld *1 the fTourt (fuel •
fMher offirrr* rlrrlril t.* m m .
no tha expert markiman.hlp it la
during the ( mining yr*u
u< 11
developing
“The fart that wkill In ahoot. W, I Hughey, vlcr pmsidcni VV
log cornea from much practice H Hughes, second vice p».-i.ti.,i
and regular attendance at club Mr*, J A WIHIama, m trH an .
n<wU la evidenced by sevarel of Mr* Martha IfoffrH Ihaoiim
gnd J tj, Khsron, Sr,, hii(Im>i i/* *l
thd Hub's beat sboolara who reader
■tartod with dlecouragtagly low
Mr* Moffett ms«fr s irpnit uu
acorse a few month* age but who
now-romoar* favorthty with th# thr work arconiplislird hy lb»
beet marksmen In lb* aectlon of club during thg past yrnr
the Slat# Th* clab U Justly
preud of Its belief that It la Julian Adam s Named
rendering a worthwhile service to
Cadet
Air (JorpH
Central Florida. Visitor* from
other communities era elw ay.
Julian
Adama,
21.
mn .if M>
welcome to l ho weekly shoots
every T hunder, and n« chayge and Mrs. Rota Adam, of I I I .
Park Avenue, ha. received hi,
la gnada fer them.*!
Rrr* Thursday will be "guest appolnlmaat as a Hying cadet
dap.- Mr. Smith announced, whea with tha army Air Corps, and
r a g | member e f tha dub U ra- Is now In Albany. Ga., at thr
mipried to bring a friend to the air school (her*. II* will t^ain
In Albany for three month* end
then go la Tanas.
Mr. Adame received hla private
pUot'a license In Delmud this
In
rkins Services
To Be On Sundsy
i ic e Kmnun Do
■<11v called a se f Iin i .«trir(»*t umid
u-m11 rune (it might
mi in minister his
m< 11 MltnTigs were
i mmi"1i! i»[ Lire instruct*
• i-- <1 ifi.iiit- in Berlin
mi « ii< i grid protest**
mim'i g vrriiiHfiit.
i n lit ill It military
"!•
Ih<- Bombing
'll* »nuniil ntvmtion of
-*•1.1 I.........
m part of
i< • fi i Mini ah "pr«!para«
11 in vel, Mull (if B tltf in,
• in ill* Kir *urf«<J to »
•i , . 'Itsiut* iu Gottoan
mi It. -I .it ltic big coal
r -iH tf' V'lih**, yMWr
h..iiii.e-i * i HintJf! freih
•
*tMI*«i«it mg port of
■n K i Hi lirrmanjr,
i». i. »\ ii liiuntiFit in a
i i .ti i vt. neHiiml Ire-
♦ • .»«! HtU-ifil five
’ I I« •>. iu \ illiftg twn
u lllrill ftii1i I•let n11JilT
"n mumph lilting’ !h«
r Oigl.unl
Mil. »i a lir*l nn a toad
'■■t***" in 4 ti11l i t y Werl?
«i»ii of ItiHjlin.
. .m i l
till
s
fm mines ami
rt<*rf
rr-
i■11M1 a| r••I•Iki-ef l and
I., tn t Nltai'k whan
* I *| e* . 1 . I
let “.I
flig h t
I«,. -| hied || pararli uiit
mu nr Ihf <"iploalTf«
h It ■vIi tf’iriiory, InI Mil.lit. iilnirh whrr«
I.
.lif.l. hut they
li •I'puii! i.f thr magnetic
i..,h)l,',t Herman and
w.iiDinir' tbit if the (inlt*
li,,.,Id iiflempt to UP
.ii f r tto- htiipinent of
•id,.' I,, li i,ri*iri. both IraI il,, l nitrd Slate* might
iH.*lv,'h "(.nr (n fare with
I du al Rchidcnt'H
Grandmother Die*
I 'I*
M.ny Hlatikn, grmndmoth1 h*
t *;#*nfgp Dreich, died t u t
••■rLi »' 1»»F lioin* in LouUrillfp
IBus
i»
•' i»m leirn H M rs to d if.
* fUl II J,*«III If«-I
'ft
l»****»rh, IK« owntr uf
MiPilrr P trk *
t'ii»ili% ftlcyrlr filnr® on fl*IU
! * Ffiil Wtril sh*f rH ii'lgf ft.nl \vciiu«*, w u cJilUd to LouU«
IU>i
villi' by Mu* illnrta of hit gftndU
K I**tin Hire :
mi Chrihliui* D»y ind U
W <" Cjirtef utul Irif Ili-mviii m‘»**.*T
■ti» ilirtf* »♦ thf1 present Ucnt. Th#
Hi Cloud i
fiin
n
si
will bo. held toroonW i
James Minify.
D ip o s i lU lch;
W J
Iiurdirirr, J
Sat ion
T rn il A s s o c ia tio n
IJoyil, II W Cunuing bam
l*rrt Havtdsdiii, and Alfif-I
A
Members S en t Ma)ML t
Orrrn
____
New Hpyrm KUgrh*
I err* blueprint maps, ebowiap
r Wins tun Slnith. J •»hn I»e.
Berry, ejal Geolgq |. Fullerton bow |tnutn IT links tha Jackeea.
villa Naval Ale Base, tha Oraari
Cov* Springs AngUlafp
Eaaa, ,
and th* Orlando Army Auxiliary
n*.v, war* mailed today ta mam*- :
Iare of the S t
Jobtri E lv er , ’
I'EIPINO, Jen 3* ->t/T>— Jap Trail Association by. SiritdL w ^
ans** military official* countering Illggina, aeereUrr # f tb s gram , ,
A meeting will be eelM ? W
demands for aa apol'gy in the
"Illegal erreet” nf five United the .p ear tv Q * n .
SUtce Marines Dec. 3(1 in e
rabaret Incident today charged
the affair waa precipiUted. by a
I w Tava_
in riit
Mtitinl
LOCAL WEATHER Mnrinc Blamed For
Starting Jnp Affair
la Urn South and
With
scattered
r ta k In Um north
i and faturdayi
la - tha axtreiae
1
�miles of ocean effectively protect this country against any
danger of foreign invasion la again demonstrated by the
recent bombing of neutral Ireland by German planes which
for the second consecutive night have attacked bright!)*
lighted sreida around Dublin killing a t least two girls and
an older woman. ‘
Undoubtedly these raids have been prompted, by tbe
failure of the Irish to disrupt shipping facilities between
Eire and England and otherwise co-operate actively with
the Nazis in their war against the British. The Irish have
ateadfaatly refused to give. Britain baaes in Ireland from
which they could much more effectively forestall a Ger
man Invasion, but such display of neutrality is not enough
to satisfy the Germans.
In the lexicon of the Nazi witch-doctors there Is no
such thing as neutrality. One m ust be either wholly on
their side or against them. The Irish have preferred to
steer a middle course and since It is vital to their national
existence to sell the products of their fertile soil In Eng
land-they have continued to do so despite Nasi Wkmlngs.
Since th ey have not knuckled under completely, they are
being bombed.
That Ja the Nail doctrine. Do what they say, or be
bombed. There Is no half way course, no middle ground,
E V EBBE r O H TODAY
T O O -P » A Y THUS YOU
BE JUffTIPIRDt Ood be
] to n e l alnntr.—Lcte
PRATER.’
(Prom The Washington Post)
lantlc Jniu, shall wo lla
^ndanwaUa (heir boovasand die.
rrastlng that when wa are dasd
Phry. may find what you have
#ara« of rashes, scourge of
• steel, •
ith can kill and both can heal,
*ch us h<hf to wkr for thee
mt thy spirit .may be free.
IIAROLD TaJULSIPER.
of
Subtropical
,« S u « t J iu r ts :
• ‘year, wi
this secret.
___________________
m iah. II which eh^id
’ interest u »U Sanford
lOYOTl. ; »' *1 *t J* * .
r —■ -ot*. i ■■—
ft," American
r5iwta*W2SSin dW d*u
t It, In another
re can -get ■all
Iterlalt, wa ran
Ion ten year*
nrtlng fham all
other countries once It suited their purpose to make us
bend to their will;
At present, of course, they have bitten off about as
much as they can chew, and it suits their purpose to deal
more circumspectly with us/ No m atter what we do, they
could not attack us now, not as long as England stands be
tween us. I t suits their purpose better for the moment to
antagonise uf ns little as possible In the hope of postponlo g a s long os possible.a n y effective aid to Greet Britain.
But once England Is out of the way, and the Germane
Are In full possession of the Canary Islands and the
Azores, end probably Iceland and Greenland and possibly
other Islands In the North Atlantic and the Caribbean
which could serve as U ses for their bombing ptanee, then
we will find out soon enough that they hold ua In no better
esteem or affection than they hold Ireland now, than they
havfc held other countries.
. If- we do not do what they want us to do, with regard
to gold, to food supplies, to rsw materials, to manufac
tured products, to trade, finance, commerce, and every
thing else by which men live, they will bomb our cities.
Just os they are bombing neutral Ireland's cities today.
The Germane do hot have to declare war. They do not even
have jta U provided with a cause of war. They ju st bomb
yovr cities. That's all there Is to it.
They might not send ah army of two tnilllon men ovrfr
herb, escorted by a fleet of battleships superior to our own,
as Benator Wheeler says la so preposterous, But they would
send a few thousand bombing planes over New York City,
Washington, and certain other points of interest and do
to .these populous centers what they have dono to Coven
try, Birmingham and London. What’s to stop them?
* .
' Home
,_.i Guards
t
4
♦.
* ’ Dltrussing the formation of a ’Home'-Guard unit in
Ocala recentiy, the Banner; or that city pointed out that
it la the most democratic of institutions and th at while
there was a great deal of enthusiasm for It among moat'
.
there wore othera Inclined to scoff a t It and wiae*
crack, "Well, whatta you guyn gonna guard, anyway? Hr*
ha-ha I"
•
.. .Jn England the Home Guard unite are dally performDig the moat vital and difficult of taaka, smothering flirt
bdmba,’ protecting private property In devastated district*/
constantly on the lookout for parachute troops, and belnff
trained In the event of Invasion to rope with any situa
tion th a t might arise. We hope that the Home Guards In
tflia.Country, will never have to go through such an exper
ience, but they will be .ready.
"Thb homo •guard' le Aging set up here, and through
out .the nation, as we understand it," says the Banner, "in
chse Of emergency. The time may never come when the
local home guard will have to stand on duty a t power
plants and by brldgea and near railroad tracks. The tlibe
may never come when a ir raid warnings w|ll have to be
sounded In Ocsla, or when parachute troops might be com
ing over. But there's a possibility, and the guard ie being
formed ju st In case.,
"You might remember th a t many a battleship which
(a built never fires a shot In actual battle. Many a destroy
er we're building now nig
build ig st the same to k*
iparsd. As wa am It, tha
merit of th* home guard 111 bs tha physical tralnii
will provide for our men.
Its a few of whom a rt sv
t is definitely not -democ
i* guard are being elect!
wmltted an outburst of
ding opinions, a t tha a m
cad, however, th a t therg
umHg 'In wBi .
____
He arguflers who'were busy might as waU
r, since many democratic processes are snap
organisation la oompleU>d.N
GENEVA
tte v
L:\ fis ’V ' - ■■:i-'.'Vf.
*■J
^*1 v t.
wSTii
-
rlttlw , will I a n New YerttWar
Athens an or .short 'HwrUfc «
was •-awhch$ni y here todey by
Chairmen Norman H, Davis.
I
The vpeeel win be the BJL Kaa.
GOOD GULF
PRODUCES
m a i n - LoulodU. a T^OCLton
f M |U t r provided fre t of charge
by the Greek government. f t will
tail to Athene 'vie B eet
"*
Mr. Da via said the a r t C n u
bad taken action following a da.
tailed report from its Athene re.
presenlntlve, Charlee L. House.
Hie report desrfcbed. “eritieer
aeode for complete hospital units
end milk prod pete for children.
Order* have
been placed for
1100,000 worth of canned and
dehydrated milk and $160,000
worth Of drags and surgkal
equipment. Tha remainder of the
cargo win consist of 10 tracks.
SERVICE
W IT H A B M IL R
j «>'"*
j
Ht*0‘
. <
W tfW W 11 11 J a
The Sanford Forum
“ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY”
l r R U M U A KAT
The Sanford Herald.
Sanford. Florida.
It Is doubtful If rnj
Dear Mr. Editor:.
NUory wee more even
Mash has
said
l040
,U
?“ manl
r 0
m o been
hot w
n and much
"»■*“ ta
m import
to• all
baa been written concerning the. Hon« „ho uebeted.lt
duty of MR- REALTOR to MR. f.Tth and hope In the
JOHN Q. PUBLIC, and with S
jTtraahed under
thla euitud. of mind wo find
^hTop^s
ty and In the same spirit In
which It is thrown dawn.
Bat wo make bold to raggact
that them may be; and la, another aids, to the picture, end
u H - '**- •»*. W
th,
and their peopl,
to .u yfL Death and d
„0 iVal*. t^yond all h»
prehension horn been via
millions.
t> ‘
/ .
A year i p America
front for too protection and wsL
fan of the nation aa a whole.
Rack IndWdnal dtlran should
guard as never before hie action
Cteoni os If
- won’t ru
a's&
psrsijiss^t
the task at hand, guarding
against \ misunderstanding, strife
and hlsisMiM.
Eevety
American
bops*
for
peace,but moat fully realise that
to Incur* It are mast bo prepared
to defend nor way of life Tram
those .who would destroy It, whe
ther from within or from withSilt* ,
"f
Efforts drift bo'made to illaftipt
ua by Inciting class against rlaaa
creed against owed end greuc
against group. Agitator*, many
la. the employ of alien Power*.
greatly contribute toward allevlau
an nnprovek^ „„d cruel V a r W
waged agaln it a small roup try.” I
I
|
rghtlacnly permit oursatvm
as follow*:
"(l) Year relationship with a
real estate broker should be conaldend confidential i It te unfair
te a broker for yea to quote u
ethers the terms and premedies
which ^h* has offtrsd you fin con-
K a J
reneratl^Tli
and more
H lj
generally the misery ranted
hy H
I
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WINES—LIQUORS^
FREE
D E L IV E R Y — P H O PfB m
Bill's Package Store
S! : *** W- vtnrr ar.
.1• ehnronn. r i
df 'of dur memlea. .
T O S U B S C R IB E T O T H E
"(I) Competent counsel la' can.
section with eel estate trees-
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ADAHS,
Calendat
, ..Rhone and tmilhar,
i'u.de have lettiMiad
T elep h h n a '-14B
Tri Delta Sorority
Has New Year’s Tea
I Tba horn* of
MU* Lucy
RoumllUt on BIO Palmetto At *.
nua waa tha awn* of tha DolU
Delta Delta aorority New Y aara
taa
on Wadneaday afternoon
from 4r00 until 6:30 o'clock.
Holiday green* and lighted
red taper* were uaed to daearata
the room* of the Roumlllat home
which war* opened enauiU for
tha oecaaion. The tea table wan
qeeriaid with an Italian cut work
and Barano lac* cloth.' Pouring
leu warn Mra. R. B. Wight, Mra.
oy.lfann, Mra. J. D. Woodruff
id Mra. E. J. Kelaon, Jr.
Mra. Wight waa gowned in
maa ailk Jersey, trimmed with
ild kkL Mr*. Mann waa baeomgly gownad In white flat crape,
.Woodruff wore a
gam at velvet model and Mm
Nelson wore white with gold
trimming.
Hootaasoa for tha tarn warn
Miaa oiada Dyson, Miaa Lillian
Adam*, Miaa Mary Wight and
Mra. Cbarlea Belt*. Miaa Dyson's
gown was a flowered circular
skirt topped with a red Jersey
blouse. Miss Adam* wore a black
gown with scarlet Jerkin, trimmad In gold braid. Miaa Wight
was dressed In ahell pink chiffon
trimmed with matching laeo and
Mra. Belts waa gowned in holltrope chiffon.
About 76 guests, Including the
out-of-town member*, called dur
ing tbo afternoon.
Methodists Give
Party In Annex
Th* Young People of the First
Methodist Church were entfer.
tabled with a parly Monday cran
ing In tha church annex. After
various games and contests were
enjoyed, refreshment* were served
to the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Daniel,
Miss Mabel Chapman, Miaa Joyce
Steele, Mlae Olive Chapman, Miaa
Mary E. Baldwin, M!»a Wilma
Leslie, Miaa Helen Chapman, Miaa
Miaa Ellen Meriwether, Miaa Vlr.
« In la Chapman, Mi** Jean Cas
well and Mils Nancy Collum.
Also Jack Herring, Ed White,
Harry Beasley, Ed Van Kouwen.
belt, Elmer Neel,, llarvry Snell
Jeea Klttrall. Warren Daniels
Edward Daniels.
W. R. Dyson la spending leva*
ml day* in Tampa' on builnett.
Mr, and Mra. Eddie Bander of
Atlanta, Ga., spent tha holiday*
hare with the furmer'a parent*;
Mr. and Mra. J. Bender. ,j't ? \
Friends of Mr, and Mr*. A, W.
Hamil will regret to l#»rn they
are III with influema at thalr
home on South Sanford AeeRua.
Karlyle Houaholder ha* "re
turned from Varo Baaeh wham
ha apent a abort lima with
Mr. and Mra. f J. Dibble of
Pennsylvania arc spending the
winter in Hanford et 1216 Uagnolle Avenue.
p . | : ‘ ■W m
m k /y j:
im
Harold Ram!) has returns,! to
Camp Blending after
spending
New Year*e day with hia parents,
Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Hamil.
Iron Berwick
visited
with
friend* in Hanford yesterday enroute from hi* homa In Cocoa
to Camp Blending.
Mr*. Enear Price and daugh
ter. Dorothy, have returned from
point* In Alahsma where they
apent the holiday*.
Mr*. Irvin Conner and aon,
Jimmy, of Augusta, Ga., are vis
, Col. and Mr*. William M. Glenn of Orlnndo have recently an
iting Mr. and Mr*. T. B. Mid
dleton at their homa on South nounced tha engagement and approaching marriage of tlu-ir .laugh,
Ranfonl Avenue.
tar. Miss Rosemary Glenn, to Arthur Il'Nirl Wise, Ji , . f Wash
Miaa llarrlei Dill of Daytona ington, D. C. The wedding wll) t* lr plnri- on Krli, I,
Beach is spending a few day*
here a* the gur«t of U tn Mary
Wight at her home on Golden
Evelyn Stowe 1m
Lake.
—w Open House Held
Ml** Lnrrtndo Cornell
turned to her home In
phia, Pa,, after visiting
weeks a* the guest of
Mr*. R. I, Cornell.
ha* re.
Philadel
for two
Mr. and
Friend* of Conic Hamil will
regret to learn that he i* in the
hospital at Camp Illaudlng where
he I* suffering from an attack
o f Influents.
,
At Let Her Home
M is* E llta h e ili
1 1 f f l* r
and
W illia m A. Iw ff lr r , J . . daughte.
and son of Mr. m id-M r*, w . A.
L c ffle r, h*ld open house T u e id a y
evening from 0 tMI IV M. u n til.
11.00 o’clock fm their friend* to
c a ll on N »w I m i ' s Eve.
A color m otif of m l and a ll- '
v * r was reflected tlix .iiu ro u t the
home in
tindecoration* ami
howl* of p « iii*rttl*» and Chri»lma* flowf-n* whlrh w»>n- arrany**!
in Ih# rooms In vrhit’ll tho
Honored Ity Mother
Mm,
K<ln)un<l
.Stow**
rnter(ftim il 1n*t 4*VemnK ni tier Inimr
lit Indian Mound V illage with a
turkey dinner hi honor of her
dll ni? liter,
M iaa
E v e ly n
Htnwe,
ftitdrnt
at
tf tetftun
U u iv f ra lly
'Mini iilana in leave the ft rat
uf the week In return
to
hat
hull-'u dir* lifter spending ill
il«>> with her i>un*ul»
Dr. and Mr*. William Crosby
and Mi** Janet Parrish of James
town N, ,Y.. left yesterday to re.
The dinner wm served huffel
turn to their home after spending
Ity|r fmm the .li.nng ........ table
c h Ap T b r m e e t in g T o n ig h t two week* here with Dr. Cro*by’* were entertained.
*
----'
hit#
ra n d lrllg h t from the dining room whuh wan lighted with
mother, Mr*. Frank Crosby.
InaUIlaUort of gfrtcen for
tabli* w hirh wan overlaid w ith tttndh’R lefleetirig u renti i piece
taro cloth
•“ - 0 S
i
*L A N d'
FLORIDAN
and
decorated
with
til t i-d i often and n l t iiiigenientR
Mr* J C- Bennett had aa her
ttouae guests on Monday and T u c- a fiver bath, Punch wwa aarvrd of redar and Hrmllmiit peppei
U y h, r „,W - Mr. Henry Croc- from a rt^l punch him l
Danring ww<* enjoyed follow,
About no friend* r a llu i durfnjf
K*u
Va„ .indent
and **n
, l|>||hyof Ralfoed, Jr„
at the a v rn in f.
, trig the dinner.
In vited In he with M ir * Htnwe
* _________ <
i Washington and 1st* University.
in d the hoyle** were, M i n M ill)
W tL U tlB TO RND VACATION
„
J
Miaa A|arf'*F*it Hnynir*
pinna W ig h t, .Mn** M a ty WiKieim*, Aim*
---------Mr. and Mra. B. Ronnrtt and
HOME SOUND, Jan. 3 .- ( A P ) daughter. Marjorla. hava returned to leave $un<hy to ja h tin to her IxuiiM' I'l l km*, Mm* Ju n e Lloyd
—Back from the Orang. b o w l ‘Heir hom. In Bayonne, N. J., home ft| Flo rejicr, S. V , a lte r M U * E l Me Mutchieori. Aim* .In nr
aiH 'iuliiif a week an the hoHne 8c hull i. Mi** M ad aiyii Truluck,
game, Wandell L. WillCle waa
h t” *" ‘H"
preparing Thursday to end his of
“"d Mra. T r*d Zcrrem.c ilftii’at of Miaa KH/iitu ih Dy-ori A lii* Katelle H u rt, Afiit* D oriilh)
Florida vacation and return to “"d Mr. and Mra. John Zerrenncr. lit her home tin Went Kr\rn » K u d ti, Aim* M« ran ret Huy me id
h t n lh Stree t.
[ Klorelire, S- t . AliB» A dilAidi
Naw York Saturday or Sunday.
---------Kt'u of All 1lulu unit Mm« lia r ,
Mra. Robert Pittman and son*.
Ben and Robert, of Bartow ar
Mr. end Mrs, P
\V Mm tin riet H ill of l>Hyl4iuii Heath
this Important meeting,
A I po , Hidihy New m an, Trunk
rived Wednesday to visit until and Afr* and All*. Turn I,rjl" i
„
TUBbltAY
aa tha gnaata of Mr* and daughter Bcheilit, have r*« W ood ruft, Ealwaid Higgiim , J i
Board m iflinff of Woman* Saturday
PltUnaa'a paranta, Mr. and Mrs. fumed lo their Imme in Athen-, Duh Kpp** Jiic k W n o d ru ff, WilClub wlU be beM at 10:00 A. M. John
Scblrard, Sr. •
tin , after upending the hulidiiit Hani la rfflrr, Leroy Ijang, Eddie
in tbs club boose on Oak Avenue.
here
with Air, and Alt**. Prhu Behhn, Jo h n Dunn, Danny A lt
Seminole High School PerenL
man. and Lee French of Day
Thu ratnn,
Teacher Association will hold It*
tons llearh*
board meeting at 3:30 P. M. The
regular meeting will be a t 3:00
Friends of Mr. and Mi*.
o’clock.
Charles Rauleraon of Okeerhohce Open House Is Held
Alatheaa Class of tha Firat
will regral lo learn of Ihe and.
Baptist Church will meet a t 7 KX)
At Dyson Residence
den death on New Year’* d**v
[APPT BIRTHDAY
O’clock a t the home of Mra. H.
of
Mr»
Raulerann’R
father,
L
M
.
Miaa Thao V itk-ry
ftauleraovis Airs. Rmilemon U ilni
A numlicr uf frtrnds ni Miss
Mlaa Dorothy Powell
Four aa hostess.
former Claim Zarhry uf i I". Oltsla llyaiin and Jimmy llysun,
Mlae Ploranco Well*
Wail tv Class or
iity.
atudrnla of Htvtaon University
idiat Church will
who arv spending the holidays
lar monthly boaWith thalr parents. Mr. and Mrs
matting in tha
Mr.
and
Mra.
Pclcr
Thuralcn
R. Dyaon. wrre Invilad lo
Li'v , * Mi
boil a* lliclr annual New Yc«i « W. at
thalr homa on Magnolia
■lay reunion guests Mr. and Mi-. call
Avrnua batwean tha hours of
Grnrg* Tliuratcn and daughln. 11 :(H» P. M. and 18:!10 o'clock
mooting and
Canaml b
Anna.
Mr. and Mr*.
Ilimv Naw Year's ava to “ring out
pman'a Club
Thurritnn, Ml** Emmrllpc Thnr- 1B40 and ring In 1041.''
:lut> "boua* a t
inn. Cluiitca Thtiraton, Mr. nn-l
IVnterlng tha dining room la.
M. Frill Thurnlnn, Mr aiul bla waa a holiday arrangrioaiit
r*. P. \V. Marlin ef Albert , of ailwr leave* mid red lierrlr*
nnd Mr, and Mr* Turn la u . fUnkrd
by ailvvr candilabia
Jon and dsitjfhtrr Hchrlln,
-f holding burning r**l candles. A
Alhm*. Ga.
Urge punch howl w«* plme.l at
on* and of the tablr.
A larg'd* group of friends
Attending n Florhla I’iladel
during
Ihe
appointed
Club dance Momlny evening at called
Ihe Riviera Hotel in Dayton;* hours.
k!? u 2 * 5 f* rth ? T sTtrS T
T im h. tTld
wlll b* Held Unlgh
' RourtHflal
1
KOUrtllUt, BJO PaL
ARRIVALS
ts tv tf
Saturday
Bearh Were: Miss Madnlyn Trti.
Ellsworth,
on luck, Mi-s Louise Perkin*. Mini
’ a t 4:40 o'd-ck Olaita Dyson, Ml>s Klim belt* Dy-,
•on. Miaa Claire Kvans, Miss Ma>garet llaynia of Florenre. H. C
nd Prank Woodruff, III. Jark
foailauff, W a lt eg Turner. Ruhr t L
nmhlee.
Allan
Wallace.
___m W ebejitet where" they spent
C ltH d n n a F With- relallveji^
Ml*'* T n t h A u stin ha* gone to
Cocoa ‘where she w ill make her
fu tu re home w ith her -taler and
trothea.in-la'w,
Mrs.
ami
M i*.
Clarehce M t lr a lf c
'M iss Sp a rk * I ee Lingo ha*
accepted a position »- i-*-liler
and office manager tor the 1 i.irttla P u b lic Service C-inpany at
Y fln te r t*ark Miss Lingo I n . been
teach ing the past w inter m Ilia
F o r i eade High Hchoul
F rie n d * o f Ati I'b a ile * V ih lsck
regretted to learn of 1be ilesili of
his m o lhei. Mrs. S M N itilark,
In Ocala lust u n i
M ra. T. L . 1 IIIRO. M i m
L r t Lln gn and th ru
M r,
and M r*. J , I,, rm h h ri** in and
ila iig h lrtR ,M*«* Jn ^ir V«*- and
<
naihai Irir
Mini
Miaa
h4ih #iin ^
C ilth b r t rsnn t f t 'liir i*C •, S
C
w an ! In link T m w i Thui*dayMr. Mini M*» < laid H a m iifk
and fbahy »mi < ai*d. .h . *|i«nl
Sunday in flvivdu vif.mn|t itla
t lr r *
M r.
W m iiiw i iyh( and
a lit r r Miss .luyt r W m iiiu i i fkt of
M iam i i r i m in'd I I u i i m I av u li t r
a|im iH iii
I h ii*iin a s
wuh
ih t ir
no 1h ri . Mr* J, U \\ amw t n h t .
Mr. ft A Itv n in MI k oi \ Aldnfta.
<■a rctum p.l hou r . mI i h -Ih ’. h av
ing a|»»nl t r v r lf fl daY-* as tha
of Ids i h i n j , M i* AogtiMa
f uaat
). ( ‘«iYini|trii and \li*
U it’on
B n m a ll
Pru ( A
F Slaw •*11 mi t h a t ,
tanoo^a, Vann ha* it-ioim-d h-nn
afta r tpandm^
dn. t w itli
his pavantR. Mr and Mi- A. M
Stats a rt
P ro f
M i v m i i ,t bu*i.
fiffiA m aiiag ri of ih** Annual <if
Ih f O n i i a l H I k Ii Sch ml School
of ('hattamnibTR Mini in uliu in
ftrui'tor in A fEthaniitu'
Air?* I . SL fmm* Mini lU iiK htar,
M ils A lfra d , la ffi S u iitU / for *
vl»ll vvilh 14*1n11\ i*ja ill A th .
hum, f?a,
Air, a in ) M r* f{ if Y iiig h ri of
.Saitfoid wi*i #* \ i m i ni*.- u ii h friend*
in Qvi«*dr» Hnnday itHririmon
Afr and Alt* Afiiiion 1 >taa vverr
viflltlng w ith ih e ii **u,iar in law,
M i* M arvin \
* unday *f(a i
iniuri nr tha (1miner i.sni-ml Moa
nltal w h r if Mu lt d
dua to an illn a —
M r nnd Mi*
| It*
A id in were
KUl1* I^ of than
Mt* Mauiar»oii, la hi w aik
All. aiui Mm
\llrii I hmiiipaou
and ann Jim m y !■ It M mini ay n y i i
In f flit V a io llfni It til l* i B|iandIng the (ndit)j i v * vi-iiui*,' irla tivap
in Alarnn, i*a mu .) nvu-d *
M ( m I '«*llIty Mlli'liein l* tk|iaiuf
IIIK *«,V*Mni il»N‘ M M lllij; w ||h
Ml
I UI >| II 41114 Ii k ,
Mr*
-■pent
'th*'l
lull’,
Dub
pita, nigk Brown. McKay Tmick. Tony Hodilleslon.
Jark
lotrUon atul John Angel.
M iss Mary W ight
nE , * l
•> Miaa Mary Wight
t
roomlag
w f r U n d j for *n In-
dittanol hundred,.
Tha Holland, wvr* notified by
Governor »nd Mr*. Gone that tha
mansion would be viratvd Jan. 3.
Spessard Holland
OVIEDO
Busily P repares
Inaugural Speech
Governor-elect am! Mr*. HoL
laud will fake their t h m ehlt■Iren. now in achool a t Bartow,
Mary Groover, 1C, Millie Ben, 13
Itnnhhe, It, to Tallnhassre. An
other son. Lindsey, ID, a sop hontoie hi Emory I niverslty, wlU
attend the naugurs
BARTOW ,
Ja n .
3— G overnor,
elect Sp*«*ai«1 IL lls m l, who fur
the past niontb baR bee# henirpcd
by thou*antl* nf job hunters, well
wixheta and other*, decllnml to
make furth er appointm ents and
Is devoting his fo il tim e to Ihe
preparation of his inau gural ad.
dreaa.
He atated he would p articipate
In the celehratimi in hi* honor
in Hartow on M onday, takin g %
special tra in from there to Tallih a M e e
In Tallahassee a cnnim ittee I*
arran gin g
log
»
m gantic
in.
augural parade and celebration.
M any
counties
have
entered
floats and tmmrhUD hand* w ill
p articipate aa well as
m ilita ry
unit a. The ctreirnony Is scheduled
lo begin at 11:00 A. M. and the
oath nf office
w ill be
ad m ini
stered a I 12:0(1 o'clock.
One
of the
largest
crowds
ever to attend
an in au g u ral la
expected Hotel* all report reser
vations for every Available room,
w hile the ( hanther of C o n iin trre
is making an
etfo rt to
serine
loom * in p rivate homes for ad.
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
rilK VERY BEST
In Liquors, W ines,
Gins
LIFE INSURANCE
WITH DISABILITY
I'p
to alMMil f ile yearn ago
when
the com panira
quit
l*«iiiiiM it, the nil! form nf
IM*at i h i \ in
l.ife tnauranra
pidkli*«
m i Id
billlnriN nf lif t
h iM ira n rr
ITii** m i
because
11 ena Idui buy r f *
In
get
MimrlhitiK
lo r
themaelvea
wfiile Ih t i 11 \ed in raae of
A tla n ta w e ie gue*ts of It
F
W heeler ami I ■mi I > Monday All
W illia m *
i* lo tn ier
National
S c c i t l a iy c f the O ld e r of lla ii
'■'») Tclegiap ht’i* and
mii
t id
fncrnl ut Mi
W heeler
Mr o u l
All*
VY.djmm* left Tuesday fm
M ian.,
t
a ttru J
ihe
Oianjce
Hnu l | ii 11ail game
.Mi* \\ j j i f i t a r t e r and lit he
daughter. K!et«y Anne, have ieU ltlif t home 4i fet f pending the
ThlisCm n* holiday* w ith ih* lot
niei * nioihei at Dawson. L a .
The O'siethi I’uhhc l i i u s i y i*
•’pen the ifg u la i ht-ura a fte r he.
*nK cb‘*r*d dunlin ihe ( hilM m a*
H oliday*,
avi'iiitllng
to
M r*
Annie 1- t 'a i t f i . hhrarian.
The
Hapiikt t liiiicb
held W a lch N ik hi S r iv i
Tuesday
liight.
I 'O
‘I b i k l l i h
llu I
under
that
lorin t»f Don hi I ilk there was
a waitini?
p erL mI nf three In
* u Riimih*. often longer, fie.
fiiie
the iriM ind
hem
paid
■n il h ln j nl oil.
I ’*rt«lr
■h flii.
tbit
M iilu .l i u n n
DU.
- ilh
tif,Im u ran cc
pm -
jiiitrmnit,
'be I it-l ,1.,
■iii- i, t In an.
ilrnl ih l l l n r
from
d t „ h t l| t r
nf Acri-
11ml
- mml tt 1, unnrri-—an l„t Ihr lu a u rn t t»
|i» < r llia l III- dl-ablHlv la
(r lm o t i.n l
(lllll
prr
miailb
1.1 -a b illl i Mill) (.M.llll lif r In. i"om r (jllii |irf munth with
CilllMI
C L A S S IF Y
•LIFE INSURANCE
THAT PAYS YOU
WHILE YOU LIVE’
! hii Ida
i*
no*
filte rin g
a
periotl
til
Mtuml pro*|»erlly
K lifijiia llu l in i u h ialory. W e
iii'ffl a nil rnher id
*a Irumen
id h*L'h iniiht i \ll\A la the
lim e to n il i r ihihualncn*.
Ih i*
\ r u n i 14*»l tin* Nnlhm
in * al* * >d nr vt L ife liinltr.
B iitr in St pit rn lie i , Dlltl. In
Vm t*m lnr >»i i i
n»*«
lni*.luea«
N l* III rt« r**« id MmMJUO,
itu i, n Itngsilale
!Su Mi Iity i i*lt Ul^
nMil fm uily. Ah
in llvieifn
ui left A|up.
l V»f*ll With
f i ieiulfl m i l
tiny*
M i * J At, Lunjj of D e liu ii
ami 8 yrurti(»!«•, (<u in the
'(
•*f Mi uriil AD* II F W t u . l n
Mrs.
Liinu
In *
he*rn
vi*.«ti»iy
f i iciMlo 141H,I reluf u e* in the *imjth
c in jutrf nf the f ijiir tfnrtnp* the
h iJiiU v *
Alt I. It (T n i nn<1 f u nu ll 1*1'
>u lulu > tm N«u||i t ti r <*11 »iii w h in
thry H ill viail with hi* hn.ftu
Ini ii w eek tu ten i I mj b
Alin Docut Ju t knort uf .Jut k-nn
ville wain the aMf*t of hf* *i*l* i
AD n ( . |, \\ i*ht I in* I Week
All N A III 141 < I 44Wfill 11 lit Link
*nn villi* Hiig the |{ Ilf* f tif 11 Jm
live * in flvm ltt •luting the t lui-t
mui * bulitluy*
F I Ifliii • t j J1 W K*te- will Id
v*ImiI to kilo tv I fin 1 he I* lu lh m
«"Ve ifi| fio il! h -leyr •if flu fn(lie 11it * t " i ’Vc in I ilnyit.
All, I, IA ( im y who hn* Ih’iui
Ui the F c i inil'I-Lm n;hlori Honplht1
for l rail in if n i in lie ho (lie T i i p i
liny
Air. a lit! AD*
A1 I*. VAn^atr
of W inter, H aven w ric gue-U ol
the U t t r i a p a iciita .Ml. anH M l*
W
I). Young, Surutay.
lueatlu>
rvrniriK
th r
Youny
Pcopla'a Departm ent of the Aleilm.
tllRt Church rn to rta in n l the col
lege a tu Je n U with a Now Y itil*
E v e l i i r i y ut the C'huirh
T u e a Ja ) night ut 11.041 p Al
m W a tch Night Kcrvlri* v%u« lielrt
nt the At ft hod Ut C huti’h,
The Lit na D u b met I u i ’n I h )
iv r n lt lc
with
President .lo*eph
L l^ m h n tl tiM’RliliiiK, M iih p fk
C ionta, t ’haneN l<re, Jr
h mi
tlia rle a t lllif f n * gue*ta of I In
( lub.
Air, If , W . In * in c»f the Hputh, c m Hell T e lrp lifd if f'oiri|inp>, Di, Iei m l iAUa I d Uviedu MpruLiy iti
the m lrrv a t c f the new Dial tele,
i phone ayattm to be Inatalli*! lieu
%
IR EE DELIVERY
' h o n e 7 KH-J— A m u l e H i d * ,
\V. H . I l i l t I I F i t .
t iF N F Il \l
U i F N 'l
mndi’l
Situ i
oiahlt
Luke
r* hi ii * s t .
I'11*1
I * in pa, F I* .
Expert Repairs
O u r n h » | i i* w e l l t M i u l p p c d
lo m o k e u rn
r<'|>utr*
on
f a r m n iu rtiiiu -rv . tn illr r * o r
o t h e r r u u i|im i'iil.
Mill Supplies
Irrijration Systems
Machines Repaired — Expert W elding
M ill a n d
P a c k ln if llo u tte S u p p lie s a n il Ite p u ir
P A U L J. ST IN K . O w ner
S erv ice
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
H .—
a m
T* » A M 'O H II V U I I I V
K H U I l't'l.
207 W. Second 81.
S ln r t
The
Day
I h on« **
O ff
H iith t
Wll
Breakfast At Laney’s
A nil
Y ou
Our
By
—
th e
H ave J K ja H U p j
Tried
OellclouM
S
HOME-COOKED
LUNCHES
Mr. and Mra. W. H. Cox amt
Tida)
T.miig »pu Bobby returned 1'rldto
from Attnore, Ala.. wh«it the)
ihe>
s|M-nt Christmas with relativelallvrail(j i>n thalr return viaitlnn
itiriK with
e Fill All Prescriptions
wars'
In Pmaacola
It Ttha
ha llvK
of of M
'' „Ronrt.
)l h>
IU‘on ,BUl>,
dW
»nMyrtl.
David
[Bing»?rL>f
^roof of
B,
Hanford, Florida
.
"JfJH 'Ea»«« and Mia* Helm Btuart uf
*h# II
eoffaa A ll,n ,*r Ok. raturnwt ham* Hat
J ; . . . .{ f . T . ,
"
unlay after visiting several dayrht *1!7.
-ab ated
In
w lth
lh * l f
•'••«r,
Mrs.
R.
K.
r Mu T V .
,?tt* I *'"«• during the holldaya.
.T p m a iu wRh tha1, “ r- ’• nd Ira. L. A. Wooilnlk
Miaa Harriet llU l'bava aa dhoir .guaat tha IklUr •
pach, a «Tti—T naata! mother of Da La nd.
Jo ColUg* for W«U, llr. and Mrs. W. II. C*.-/, and
Im ii* . g l t i | 'Miaa! Mr. O, M. Aria were visiting
slu m s k w itudioal friend* In Winter fUrdan Sunday.
Jayp.
Z ..K 'Mr, t t d Mm. 4. H. Wllllatna ol
“Burpee’* Seed* Grow
HENRY A . RU
I W i how
lifb ii
J
\
V
�I
•■I IM SIS.
,
1S T H B A C K : F u t a r il
m iN ir s
B n t w im s
n i g h t or roelno.
MACS—(u ls r tly :
t Dod Le Court " I llepe'u Ruddy
1 Bour bon Roy
« Ited X
1 p eo n Oo
l u B. L.
4’J o l l r O’t t a r
I L ady L am en t
■ BCOND RACK—f u t u r i t y ;
(F irst Hair o f D ally Doubts)
t Maeeplloa •
I D asani
t Dod L aultr
* slic k Blits
• W k r t l s flock
T ( l l n o s r Umsn
I Coff«s D s s *
S Dsays D e s s
T H IR D I H C C - l - l l mils:
Beveitih
• F ilin
(Last Half of Dally Doubts)
I P ap p y OIH
| J i m m y Jam ie
I G otten D o ilr
# I J ttt* Due karoo
I Alice Balearic
1 alo rlo u a Boy
• R ay Bubbla
I Loan Negro
FO U RTH RACK—f u lu r lly :
1 P lan e J u *
I t l l s k l a n d Hell
I D a r k Plan
t l-am'a p«t
Bidney
Hudson's rlsa from
d a w “ 5 ” baseball, playing with
Bnn/ord, to top fo r a major
l « * * pitching with til* Wash
ington National* in ana year's
tins* la rated on* of Lh* oat.
•landing faata of th* sport world
during- 1040 by Bob Kauri,
•porta w riter-fo r th* Washing
ton Daily ’ Nows.
Th* Washington nvwsman commarts a* follows:
Hudson's
graduation
from
rare to th* $100,000 stag* was
almoat a mlracl* %i baseball.
Think how many years ar* spent
in th* d*y*lopm«nt o f pitching
talent} think bow few of th*
hundreds ever achieve anything
reeemblUg* com latent *ic*ll*nee;
think bow much tim* la wasted
on bopotasa cases, such as Jo*
Krekaoska* . . , think af tboa*
things and then marvel at Hud.
ton's t i n ,
Wa would have bet dby taker
at least 100 to on* when Hudson
first began to command atten
tion In Orlando laat Spring, that
he’d hart been back In the ml.
Clown To
le In Tampa
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BXMINOLB COUNTY,
Ja n u a ry Srd. t i l l ,
n v r ic n
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Chat p o re sa a l I* Section
C M p U r l i r n . Law s of
je t s •f l l l l , know s ae H h
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m ils ry (or I M ila h o s t a i
aash bio. sobieet i « u « ' r
•be Trostees ter I h l h i m
Preeem eal Fund le reject *
a ll M *r, a l tbe Courthouse
" in * at IS:#* o'clock A. M
Itib dar of January, m l .
S T U B t iu t C C I T CO H U T IN A N D
y e a b r m jn o l m m u m , p lo w s
CDARCWir._____:
Hon Ko. f |* Al
HH of i n t i (L
tlen SI t u p IS
IW H of IW H
Twp. IS Ran as 1
-L o t
I Block
Clark's Hubdlsleto
Lot f If lock s.
• Patricia Mulroek J Lucky tllant
f Kansas Banter
I Armed Ulrl abysmal bashes to th* big tlms
PIPTH IUCB—l - l l Mils:
In on# sweeping spring.
•te*P.
.
1 Clever Bob
Ws would .have won our .bat,
d t o cross the fin .
P ira te 's Adn
* D ealer's Choirs too . . . on any other team but
B t d S enator
t Tom W illard
before bo
4 Arm y Man
t Bob Marshall the Nats, Hudson,
tightened up Into aom* oamblanc* of form, loot nine gam**
and waa laboring under the du
bious honor o f having granted
more extra base hit* than nay
* “ s r h , Demon
S C k lsf C unnes other pitcher in th* American
League.
* S t t 1'"* »u *«
• «<% W lllurd
But Washington wa* abort,
! $?•, mV
TT'Vu.!^: handed,
aa usual, in a pitching
B IO H TH BACK—f u lu rlly t
1. V I III. II . .
£ * /. { “«»•
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• III-P.I way. Anything that owned two
n * srewd turned s
™ t Pits
• May Mwysr arms and could duck waa a
o sreaUwr aondUloi
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iltchar, In' Ducky Harris' book.
1.™
5 ra t a * ! •'hm als Mb y d u stsi
Cvcn old Charley Gelbert, a
*1NTH RACK—| . | l mils;
. D»J'F D rSsa
* Mot F irs shortstop whoso host days wots
A ddition
Heights.
t o
Get The
f f s s s 'i a r .
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fay
I Golden w o rd s
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Lad
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f K u r a S peelal
«
« r i e e i l o a Man
J. ALLNN arrORT. D srsndsul.
onD BM OF tN B T IC a
The a lata o f Florida: T s J. A lisa
I!I o ut, l i t L ssdom a ir s s L J s n h ln ,
town, PnnnnylsnulsU Is M rap r • urdsrsO that you
are required .to sppsnr on tb s | r i
Sanford Wins First
Celery Bowl Clash
waak and Mucplate • pact*Is ha
has moved to not a cent teas
than 94000 a yoar, anjj |1JM
M L M t i Balllaa
M gUyK sua M S.
srttfv tim e H» | . |
P P < tt a i r . r t a .
DoiioTur NToirr. fu isiih .
■
Led by “ Buttarmilk'' Hinder.
*°fl» Sanford’s AII-BUr team
rootpod to a 18-0 victory over a
team from Orlando. In th* flrat
Minna) negro Calory Bowl foot.
Jfsms New Year's Day at
tha Municipal Ball Park,
Eugona Bhcppard mad* both
tonebdowna for Hanford, tha flrat
la Urn aapond quarter by a for
ward paaa from Dixon, and tha
second hi th* third quarter when
he received a blocked punt from
“Buttermilk."
Outstanding player for Orlan
do was *, James Jackson, while
Edward Boater also stood ont In
tho Sanford lineup. Coach J. A.
footer was well pleased a t the
turnout a t tha game, tho pro*
coeds af whteh. want to tbo n s.
gtq Bay Scouts. _______
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till f *til l«t man da> o v n
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M arket
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ported
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'
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• 'Iln king not o n lik i u
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f t h e a r d i l'»»d waa $ 76. 177.S3 . 11»f ) r a i In , H o n d a ) n i g h t « l M 041 oTIoek |
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r u rptm uully
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i i In* I to tal o f $70/J0 b 67. Mi J i n k i n j b u d g e t for t h r n e x t mix niifiitlo | day iklolo th e uiti rvriiiiig ,S
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I Mr. la'hiiian aaid
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v s* \
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two weekn of the
‘• r o d no a d kind* o f t e l i h l e * I m m molm
considerr«l
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Ihr* f i rs t fi*h w e i r p u l
•n. t h r \
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i |N*imi» o r less l a I ru c k tag » n o t
u r j ii g e * Mi L e h m a n sa id, w h n h | i b i Mon h i pul y,ou yeulerdM
t ing as much a» f l t l . . Iliu\> I Will p i u h a h l y resu lt In a slig h t ( «••tiling to S u p i ein teu d eiit \
traih r lags, rudinc PI Hr;, u r i p rice rise, (iond ipiality orang<M| i n.
and
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on
V
also M.UI
will p r n h a h y allow a g a m o f 10 be a d d e d to d a y N e x t wee
d e n I n j *'Hjr f o r Ihr- l a r g e s t n u n i U i •• I t o lb r e n t s n b o X
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j m o l i r v r h k l r t i r x l i t i f o l w en
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o f I h r ; » r t b ••" i H I c r p t r f i x lu llir Hum
• • BUI*’ *» l i b a to n . Mr L r h .
Irlitr s e n tln v seven *
I h y O h l » r . anil in IttIO 3J t t r a t a ul
• c a r t.
I h i , I ; | « a i r r r r y l .t r m l lu .wr n .
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H oidio
I 7 mile* ft out
tn iiir
five
U»
i, possibility
i h i u s t m ig h t
raid, but
the op in ion
n.ip"
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W an art af Um lavlalaU rr fui
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I n n mi largioii will meet Mon.lay ught at H;0<» o cloc k at th«
legion Imi. Joel Field, command
er. -aid today.
•
Monday Morning
All nirrnbtri of Cilery Camp
of the Woodmen of tha World
are urged to meet ai tha HlU
at 1 :S0 o'clock Bunday aftemoOB
In order to atUnd the - ' U***B»
service* for Alb*** 8. H iW W h
ana uir
, —’
■amrt of Naw Yaai'i i l l
ha Incorpora tad In lha nrm *
ahoan at lha R1U Tbaatw
day and Tlonday. accordtai
lira Manager Charlaa M<s»
O. V. llenulon. clrrk of
Circuit Court ot So-U n It C
ly, rrlurnod today tn m f» k
urban ba WUBt to w«pUtu
refunding of bond* fpr tbla‘0
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16TH ANNUAL PIONEBBNIGHT AT LAKE MARY
CollinJf'Uu* Humphrey.
In Ih t iw o n i l row a t the
writ. Rack of them may
nnd .Mr*.
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Perm its Show Increase
100 Percent O ver 1939 Total
Harden,* Dairymanj la
Praigod.In Magazine
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rind turned dawn* W . machrd
noth a high parrent, according lo
Iho a t a l e heodqunrtrra of-th o ao.
lactlve acrvlca a t 8 t . Angoilinc,
t h a t local d r a f t board phyeican*
a m naked Hi be trjjra 'c areful hi
giving physical examination i.
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article
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TThe preaent lfardan * Intcrcatn
«aq*Ut of K00 aeraa o f land, a
p a r t »f which la In improved
pa a tu re . with n o n being added
from year to y a a r i a h a r t of
Of tha total aent tn (Map 14% a b o u t 100 . rows—Jaraeya and
have Lecn return erf honui after Gucm »e>.—of which 61 a r e milk.
a more thorough axamiiiation. Ing a t tha. p tea an t tim a a n d one
Moat of tha men aent back have o f the moat modarn d a ir y p la n U
tn the .Stale," th a a rticle de
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be phyakitl defer
need tho rejactloo
Most Of Up 9. Haa
Mild Temperatures
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a tura* abovg i r a r a l n g , m arre d
only by a l a m t a i n a n d cloud
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Tha Waalhay1 S u m * tm illad
a low pre.xura nra* over Okla.
boina and Kaaaaa wllh mahlng
back
the arciUigrn b o u n d a ry
F u r t h e r evldrnce of Hanford*
continued grow th during the p u t
y e a r c um r to d ay w llh lhi> m .
n n u n r n n r a t t h a t building prronte
for I1HO Incrraacd m i r a thin
100 |H>rrrt«t over the figure (ur
10.11). Tho tntaln were:
IM5 . .
- ...... v » .in .% a
m e
_____
Grady
Duncan,
t t *0,031.eo
City
t ridding
T h o W l u m a o f building permlla
pll«^\Sp;<l'iring laat year waa (ha
W rgMl total in a v r r III ye ar., Mr.
,I)nfrcan **»ld, and adder I th at Ha
a apadU d an oven Linger volume
during (hr coming year.
“ t am clml tn ace thla in.
crenar," he commented, "beraua*
It a h o n . th at Hanford la grow,
log. 01 hi i eltlea moy have had
a larger mlumo, but I don't know
any o i l e r Florida city wllh r
100 p r i - e n t Increnae.I.aiyi -t monthly total n r re.
milled in April, when *20,14!) In
bulldiiH' Iieriiiil* weie iaaiinl, foltuwoii I lonely liy Ju ly with Ilk,406. I, very month e a r e p l one
the In'al .nored over |10,(MH) Tile
month hy-month flguiea are a .
follow . :
J a n u a ry
t i l , 8211.00
Pabtnary
11.620.00
Mareh
12,.TIH. 00
April
20.146.00
May
14.135.00
June
Idel40.00
Ju ly
18.403.00
Augiiit
10.030.00
Frpteiiiber
10.186.00
Octole"
14JMUM
aNovrmher
.Tjtaooo
Decern twr
10,203.00
TOTAL
.........
Rvaha, Mr*; Rollan • Dean, F a th er
Shuron and M i » ( Ivin Kvan
Record Session In Greeks Report
Finished By House
WASHINGTON,
utbreak Of Flu
fa Cause For Alarm, I
^Health Board Says;!
,^auUon Ih Advised
yfih|B O N V iU JC .
Jag,
dan.
J—
( A I ’) — The liauae nf lb* m -
acd.maaaMng
7*1h t'engm ,
a d l a i m i d lla taal h m Iw thi*
a fla tnoon tail Senate loader.
A lp called far a final mealing
tt
dial « branch tomorrow
* -1
till*' week to tic an yuan! again*!
a n midweek nf Influmaa. R u t *
health official* pointed o ut th at
Ihrre warn nn rauae fnr alarm
amt ala ted that O'* f"*m «f *"■
fliiinra now |irr» a lrn t I* mild
and uypecl p tf f tu li'> n ir y tti«»nur**
■a n Tt« an* of atoklirpi M
1 ti* h i a t r Bnanl nf HeaMth maid
tlial 'lb* r a a r t num ber J f caao*
In Otn M a la la nut known, bul
A marriage I Iren.r i n . iaaued
many h»'l been irjnirted, Indlcatlii( t h a t t h r r p l d e m k which *t the Court Holme Monday lo
U
'.ler
(keen and M u. Dorla V
a tn n a d In the w r . l and haa l « ' n
awr> ping a e r o . , the country for A vet a, both of Orlando
the i » a t few weeka haa re a r h n l
tir f n e r * will be circled a t h
Floi ida.
nf the To* n.einl Club
t'. raoni having colda or fevrr .........
ahoold liniur*lialely lanlatr them- *1 lire Court Douce tonight ut
a c l t 't , the Roarrl eald. ami call a 8 (Ml o'clock. W. n Hupiee, prealph)*leUn. U waa pnlntnl out dent, artnounerd tnda>
that prumpt c«tp and allrnllori
The atlvl.ory hoard nf the Ran
would p r e v rn t aerloui Ulrica, and
l(r». Of thi r from work, while ford Slate Farm era Market will
nrgl'-ct and r a r r l c . a n n . might hold da regula r meeting Monday
niiild at 8:00 oclock. It, M Pap.
lead tn eu nip Heat loru.
A tu llrtio laaued by the llooril wotth. ’chairman, aald Imlay.
urg**l peraoni with cold., cuugh*.
Thi exhibit committee of the
or fi**r to «Uy away from other
poopl* .aa|ieclally hahlea and cl. Chamber at Commerce met thi.
derl) poraom, avoid kleaing a n y afternoon a t *:*0 orlu rk to plan
one, uae dupoaable tiaauea for hernlriule County a exhibit In the
nnrr a n d th ro at dlachargea and Central i l t g l r l i KHDoalllnn w.t.i.1.
dla|in** of tham prom ptly, waah
City News Briefs
*100J ) j | .00
of
fnaalng tempM»torM,, .changing U. S. Asks Apology
mow to rain ih *«cUon* of tha
Dakota, and Minnesota. ,
•Inbmd front i tha Faclfic m ail
and thr Near England
J * K I P I N 0 , China. J a n . 2 vara armewhat, colder.
(/ft — Col. Allen T u rn a g a , com
In Jap>Marine Case
r a d a lY 'mate
aceurdlng' kf
liE S i'^ r
m ’with lira i
«fi
*s*4j
Sharp rl*p l a l e a p t n l t
the year-end awept Op i
T e g ax coaxt, hrroM Ml
into t h r Caralbiaa And
Inland a* Chicago a n d
i
IPOl. • with thraa dam aad* today arialng
firm an aaaerted m altreatm ent of
tern f | , p Marine* arreatod a fte r a
Ir fluenra Itael f le not partic
cabaret fracaa.
ularly dangtrmre, officiate pointed
s* They war* announcad aai an out, M l warned agalnat failure tu
apology from tha chief of the rvccrfUi# and tr r a t H promptly,
**F- Japaneaa ftrn d a n n a rie , tha pro. liner JLbft I f f I d « n g » t» o M lt
mumi - # r - g u p r u p N v C h i . i t ;
fram eom plica I loot cauacd through
cu rrrn ca «f *uch (nridenta and ncglegt which m ight lead to
pneirgtonla.______________
NEW YOUtj Jaa. | -DP>—
Viltlam JUIanJ WUto. Emporia,
i
Hardin, Libyan Port
Still tinder
Fire
Of B r i t i s h Gunn
Hv 4atw«a«mii' r t « a
If! AIU mms. itio n tim W * r t *
pm tad nrw a
t<«la| Mpulnat
the K*»*ci*U au<1 nn tile North
Afriran f r»»ni, Hritlah faml mul
ruaval f t itilln y
rtinUniirt!
tn
|or»(iiit|. iMfilfjptiil Harilin, file LiLy
nn purl wt|«tf«* L’",1)011 f hill nit in«
making * dr*nnintr ntarul
Slrmtiijp fleiri* Itnlinn rnnnli'f
ritlaik*, tlif U i i 'tl d weir I f pot («*<I
la^i m u h li to biiv© rapture*! un
* Ini tit nli* fori if irallon line mil
able Ivltniifa it ml to have tiiiortt
n I4rik «* mi ill I alnfin ih«
tmi'twl m i d t 11 I he A limn inn pm!
j/f Vitlitfiwj
An M fidnl fHikemnan >mh| tin
♦'nine th’lpHNi' nurkn, ifnii i*l *mu
rmo'lton fcfOM rn- fn, Mini field pnM"
fell Im Imiii the I,reek mlvNin *■ in
tin -I .*.ehveit*d KltMirn iw hit
I tn nV’u| citi wn* (hmrrthod
i(t r(i A dh
inti r .minmurtif itIniv
Irein lies iirritreted l»y douhle line*
itf (ini Led wire
A dim'ii heavy ^tina, Jh iiihi lorn
4'tifo*, h iMitstljrer of Irrn rh luiliii-.
and Mtiloinil jc r if Irtt we re i*oeiiir
mail *m b fpft 4 ehiritl liy the n
tienhiii* Italian* tin* hjKik r ■inon
am i
Kffortn hy l a n k , ti. ball Oh
( l u r k advance along the ■ .«.(.
Ihr . i" 'k i'iu a u riiiilinunl. (mini
mill On- Kalian, xiiffercd heavy
ItHAI'M
III Ibe north, will* I r wnilliri
...... . 111h i . were tan cl, Creek l m .|i.
witi . . . h| In have im' i ii|ni'il n, w
bright* Greek plain-, mai Imii-.
grinned Mini Iminlinl rill'll') rn|
iimn. moving un t i Ho. I ......
(flopping im enillnry
bombi
srvernl rapt Knglnml sec lari
l.i.ndt.ii had Ita flmt two »ll
of | h i I iliiriutr the nighl h<
The f u s t , n short one, li^t»
« c ulm ondlhtiiirhed u n r s th« t
of fire Bunday night. Du
•he *i*i imii filer!, which f*iHt
•lukkly u f le r Ih** firpt ‘‘all <*1
dgnal. ifim firr rurnhleil in
1.end eh nreii
No iiiimi»||i"
Im UI Y f m m
III,, . a . l f i i i
ant
(h i v
W'Rf» reported 1*»'
I he fife hninh1
Koalaiid hirall
were
dealt
,e r . M-ea.
Ji, , e r Hirall over wliu li rn
(If. r i mill r a l d r r . m ini fly—
bv a billerly c"ld lio
« . .i wind A riii.l limited ’
lnl.lv i" mid-Channel
The llidixh announced » ac
■r d . i l i y l d r ind. agHin.l !
im g ii* which rirulral oh.el
rru n iilrd a . Ihc inn.I darimt
vipiilfb onl blow of Iht* l*ini
Fi»inpi'»n mi war
Alla> k* vevlerday on
d i|e r tiv e . from lb. nearby Di
-. „.1 in Ibe llhineland were
H e e d bv Ibe Air Ministry
have been c arried onl with
1. . . of only two plane*.
ApidirMlIori (nr honieilearl ra - in pt Imi In ve been n u d e nut for
'In,,e wt , .(iplif'd l a . I year, Sanfnrd I .......
lax ax.exior, annmiiieeil tuday. i,nd tliey are now
a u ll l a l l e at Ibe offirr In tha
('unit H em e, effective today.
Th<lee applying for the flrat
tune weie inked by Mr. Doudney
lo S nug their deed to the office,
and they wilt lie a u i x l r d in m ak
ing out the feint*. The applleaIb'U inn»r la- made each year be
tween J a n t a n d - A p r il I, o th e r ,
Hurvivor. Inrlnde lit, widow. wixe exemption la waived, the tax
Mra Anaabelle Dawkine. of Lake axernenr explained.
Monroe, three
d au g h ter,. Mn.
Grace Howard of Jarkxurivlllr,
,M n . Rue Coleman of KlngtlaniL
G*.. and Mix, Gladya llawklna
of [«lrr Monroe; th ree non*. Alb e r T K. Dawkine. William
II
tfaw kin,. and Claud* S. Daw.
kina, all o f Lak* Monroe; four
bro th er,. William J . Itaw klna, of
U k e Monroe, J o h n llaw klna of
Kuatla. Kdgar If. lla w klna
of
Went Palm U tah a n d V ic tor H a w . to work on hi* b
Kin* o f Faola: t h r a a alatorx. Mrs, to Congraa*. l i t
Mall Croa, a n d Mr*- Onra F.vana, final touch** to hit
both of T a p m t , a n d Mia. Laura nation" report w ik
Ch**tine o f T arpon.fla ring*.
llvar to Congrro*
F u n e ra l a rra n g a m a n ta.
under
He took tim e ai
th a directlen o f
lb* Krickoon M. to preaa an i
Fnncral How*, will be m ad e la- atari Ing tha EaaL
Albert Hawkins Of
Lake Monroe Die
m a n d e r o f tha Marina* ln thi*
preaented
the
Ja pa noui
» I nnw.
*’” * P
r^ sW ie a
ins
japsnt'i
fi
i Miry Platt
meponelble..
DM .At Hospital
Whited Resignation
Prom Aid Group Been
New Successes
Inside Albania
70,000 In Panama
Dentid Cltixenshlp
PANAMA, J a s . « - V f t - Pan-
ama'a new aoaatttutlan, effective
today, leavtti 70,000 to »O.OM
paranna wlthggt a country. They
art tha chltdrag a t aegroe* wboaa
language iag.«f an origin M l
Hnaakab and tha children of Aala.
tkTba conitlhriienml praviakw fa
ram *, tha annual
it i m
U _ M-_T r r
9 OR AH IHg i"f
..........
1* 4 5 ? « r :
LOCAL
�he probably cofld^ 10^ qualify for t h ^ Mon
of the Year In 1940 beca
nation and one seldom If ____achieves
___
the peak of'great« * » In defeat,, however magnificent,
_. .nevarihalaas Jlanhal
Henri PhilllppejS
‘ * premier of France with powers of
Petaln,
a virtual dictator-,
hlmeelf to be.a most.remarktf, has
hits ebown
shown himself
man and ode deserving of closer study by all.who
Id know how to live.
At the age of 85 he has probably'what. Is the most
Educator
Ualvorsfty
‘Irnlly over a vanquished and demoralised French nawlth an overpowering enemy In poaaeeslon of a third
la country’s son and In s pdelUon to take over the rest
t without a moment’s notice while many of hla own
Ae clamor for a resumption ot hostilities ahd threats
i country have any chance
pendcnce, he must at the
i(ting Hitler or doing anysrman war machine rolling
down again upon hla people.
In the laat few days ho I reported to have run Into
fresh difficulties, with the Ge
n leaders, Hit vice premlcr, Pierre Laval, who was
German, waa forced to
resign when he tried to get
hce !to do something
which
Pctalh
wouldn’t
atand
f
iT_____
____
__
V M 8 B F O R TODAY
earned his efforts to force France to do hie bidding, which
ib a throng of •float ones
S E V m Mfh, a war on
i and fonts)
* so equiystmering flsgt
IsCTi wo most, In* gobig
n tjH A
to bo Msvs and gay
aT’lsafa to hoop an ppan
of humor,
and a rovoront
to .
1#* . k. '■ ' •
Voir bo too Coop to bo
*» valiantly this otrango
All this bickering, these threat* and bully-ragging
enough to cause even s much younger man many
pleaa nlfhta. Just how an |5-ycar-otd man can stand
0 it b something we cannot fathom. Consider the prob1and worries which you hsvg In your own business snd
■ own home, snd then consider how much greeter are
burdens and responsibilities Of this octogenarian, lie
t have remarkable health and smaclngty aound nerves.
And Fetaln haa not led a sheltered life where he could
qrs take good core of himself and protect himself from
exposure, exhaustion snd nervous Irritations. We are. not
horoughly familiar with hls biography, but hla' port In the
World W«r when for alx months he stood off the Germans
at Verdun snd saw hundreds of thousands of lives sacrlIfccd to th e God of War should have been sufficient to
eave him a nervous wrack.
j •
And yet we find him, nearly a quarter of a century la
ter facing the most blood-thirsty tyrant In-all history with
complete composure. We find him refusing to kneel before
As fiery threats of Hla Ratanle Majesty as Imperturbably
as the banker refuses a loan. We hear him calmly but
! Irmly talking to the people of the French nation as a well
mannered futhcr addresses hls children.!.
WIN E S ^ U q u o R S —GINS
FREE DELIVERY—PHONE 880 C
rs at (3XI, an Increase
mta per bos.
Willson's report shows
Uio total shipments of
citrus by Tall, boat, •truck
rasa In c ar .lots through
. In tb s rasa ot osngos
,M , 1340, 1M W cars had
■ this* form
••mo pwW ; e m
customers. Courtesy and quality our wp
"Wkhtod-,
PanachuU
imtndsa
ITS, VEGETABLES AND / ’?
NTRY PRODUCE
a t t Dairy Goods always depeodakU and'
Sf r \ .
wars _8^75
•
'■
* D elivery-Quick Service/
r No "fireside chat
• “talk on national
that’s- how f m O s u ia
obaratorlsod kle-admsg
nation In which ha sails
apood-up of arms product
On our 13th, birthday, we pause to, thank you sin- '
cerely for your confidence and cooperation during
1940. We hope our relations have boen aa pleasant to
you as they have been toils.
•
spoke from th e ' W hit* Houi
, .l • ■ ■■ » .
"
93.11. Thsss figures MVor
sssdsd variations only. Tk»
btoed retu lt la M3 cars a t |
ngnbwt 1 ISO « n n a t 9JL0I
IMS. Taking the ssodhsa V
Has Mr.. W lllaoaV r o p ir t si
With these experts,
bus, the Counetffta
- V . . 1, »
*
*
^
*
For 1941, we resolve to continue our policy of pro
viding financial assistance geared to your needs.' Wc
pledge ourselves to be constantly on the alert for new
and better ways to serve.
The officers and employees of this, bank Join in
wlahing you happine* throughout b e coming year. £
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PAGE TH R EE
Florid* Chamber
Will Again Have
Research Bureau
AW APAM8, Society M Itbr
Mar
"*nn."
fix of
sonal
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
Sub-Deb Club Gives
8
H irllU U D A T
Townsend Club will meat a t
•.OO P. M. In Uw Coart Houaa
or, ejection. of officers f a t tbs
mm/, year. All members and
hapcl on Bsardsll Avenue
0 P. u .
FRIDAY
dies fo r B ritain Club will
kt'thu homo of Mra. A. W.
*17 Went Nineteenth Street.
, teg u lar meeting of the
can Legion Auxiliary will
1 'In the Lrglon H ut n t 7 3 0
t). D, C. will m art a t the
nL. Mrs. M- J. Brain on FIH
Ito Avenue, n t 10:00 A. M.
-, MONDAT
leb Of WofnerTp Society of
Ian Service of thn Mcllm.
hurcb will m eet s s follow*:
Is Ope,' win meot a t the
,M ra.'j..B . Crawford, 1*04
Yrmr, k t 3:00 P. M.
i Two w ill meet a t the
P .‘ Buhrniea,
• AOIOfagnotla Avenue at 3:00 P.
W
Honoring i W r c h a rte r' m e n .
her*. Uta Grn-Del Sub-Deb Club
entertained with * banquet a t the
Valdai Hotel Monday evening.
Tba mow v a a dacoratad with fern,
Brasilian pepper and polnecttUa.
The long table was centered with
a large doll, eigatfying tba New
Y rar. A im all doll, with white
HI bon on which wma ‘w ritten
"H appy Haw Year," w at faatened
to each place cart.
Tba program began with tba
invocation by Ufa. Broughton
Watkins, aponaer, followed by n
speech of welcome by Hiea Re
becca Lea, p ra t Went. IU* ponce
waa given by Ml** Emmeline
Thurston.
.
. ,
Mrs. W atkins entertained , the
group with* several songs, accom
panied a t tba piano by Mien Dor
othy Marshall. Also seven) songs
were sung by the membeie. Each
member, gave an account o f bar
activities and experiences during
lb s p ast year. The new members
were Introduced by Mint Rebecca
Lee. The p arty ended with every
one singing “Cod Be With You
T il We Meet Again."
Those present a t the banquet
were:
Mlsa Derieux
Hayes,
Mlsa
Caroline Boyd, Mis* llrtiy Thur
mond, Mite Doris Mri'afl, Mies
Doris Jackson, Miss Mary Ellen
I.eaher, Mrs. David FnHe, Miss
Inea Williams, Miss Helen -Hebe,
Miss E sther Strange, Mies Emma,
line T bnrtten, Miss Dope Inbill,
Mias Leona Vaughn, dad Mis*
Rebecca Lea.
Also .Mtaa •Wanes* Urgant, Miss
Ruth W e a r * : M l» J « R R«yd.
Miss Marcia Proctor, Miss Elisa
beth Vaughn, > Mlsa \ Dorothy
Itunge, Mlsa Joyce Watdwrll,
Mist-KarUna Kelly, Mr*i Brough,
ton Walkmk, sponsor, m l a guest,
Mlsa Dorothy, M arshall! ■
Circle Three a t Uie home nf
Mrs. S. O. Shlnhnlsier, 1408 Ouk
v Avenue a t IKW P, M.
t S», Circle Four a l tha home of Mrs.
• * P ,. D. Crural*)*, ir.tU Palmeiro
There a n 2A00 aperies of In.
1 Avenue a t 3:00 P. M.
k
' *
m e Circle Five will meet a t 7:S0 P. a rts .
a t the borne of Mrs. Harold
Merab tn Pinehurst.
St. Mark's Chapter of llnly
Cross IChurch
meet a t Ihe
rstaaavai will
w*«» mw
\ for yikUnetlva. ,
lout* a t 7:30 P.
F L O R A L D E S IG N S .
: Bouth Side B aptist Ch tie* will
meet a t SiM J*.. M. as follow *:
BOUQUETS and
<• Circle Ond G rill meet
Co r s a g e s cau
home of Mr*. O. 0. B
W est T hird S tr e e t
1
CIrtU Two will,
heme of Mr*. E. U Di
E ast .Sixth Street.
<
a«.
wlr# flows:
« m * W « •"
Vslsph***
<
.G eneral t u t Iwees meeting and
luncheon of tho Women's Club
will be held la Um club bouse e t
12-70 P. M. Hostesses will be
M n . H. W. Rucker, Mm. J . T.
Newby, Mra. A. J. Peterson, and
Mr*. Jam es Coetea. For ressrva-
ATTENTION SEMINOLE
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
.• .All students who have not had. their
picture made for the Salmagundi
must report nt once.
2X STUDIO
T B U V n O N B 578
i* n Garlic won) meaning
It U the di*ting\ii*hing pre
many Scotch ami Irish per
namra.
P e r s o n a l 's '
THE VERY REST
In Liquors, Wines,
Gins
Hies Cecelia Truluck returned
laet night from Miami, w in re
she has spent several day*.
FIIKF DELIVERY
Mlsa Audrey Bach returned Monday from Miami where sh e sp rat
p a rt o f the holidays as the gurat
of friends.
y
*hnno 7HS-J— Arcade IHdff.
Mias Mildred Kny of RwAir.l,
N.
Wes the guest during t!i«
holidays of Mr. and Mrs. I', li.
Bach and family.
Mra. Stella I*. Arrington i.
visiting In Corilcle, (in., w ith In r
eon <and daughtcr-in-Jnw, Mi.
and Mrs. llri.Tgs Arringtog.
Friend* of Mir* LMI tan Adan r
will regret to Icnm that ahu I*
It) a t her home on W est Ninth
S treet.'
. . . thrr'II
liHik belter
■lid keep lunger when
lu tim l hr kunrll'* e \ .
|H*r I*. Hr mg j mir picture*
and
aelt-ct
s|ip>nprialr
fram ing, Irum our large
««-<irtmi-nl
,,f
Iraming
material*. Fram ing
lie.
pat I mint - t ’ourlh IT nor.
Couie llumil has relumed I"
Camp Hlamling after spending
New Year's liny with hi* pan-titMr. and Mr*. A. IV. llumil.
i
-—■ - Friends or"C . A. Ilnirte* will
regret to learn that ha Is ill nl
his home on Park Avenue with
Influents.
David and William Coursry
have returned to (’amp [llmulmp
lifter visiting with their mother
Mrs. H attie Course)-.
Announcing
Mr. and Mr*. Kn'.rrt Taylor
and two children of (liluniki visit
ed with Mrs. Tnylor * mother,
Mr*. H attie Cuuraey during the
holidays.
Friend* of M i» l.ucy RniimilIst w)ll be glad tn letup (bat she
It recuperating nl !»••• home mi
Palmetto Avrmir tr m uil nllm k
tjhlnflpensa.
_
Frlsnda of Mr* 11» rr Tucket
will be glad In Iram ti n t she It.
abla to be out nimln aft^f n^n»cent lllnc**.
' Mlsa Martha Ti Ifnrd nod Mis*
Dorie Rue Will Inin* pin ti to Iciivr
tonight for A’lnulo, (h i, where
they will spend > ur weekend willi
friends.
f
ry
Y OWE L L ' S
^
JANUARY
CL EA RANC E SALE
Il.irtm Manfred von KlTMn|ort
%l*)vct fchlftrrf from Slovakia to
G rrm n n y ’s q iiu lste r tn R u m .m l.i, m iMrVirved pr*-|>;uo4 lo
r 11 U* thn tn u n tiy *»* A ituT 11itj«tr*u c l i 1 I n i d e r
Vi*u K ll*
linger In n fm h u t (irrm n n ru n *
»ul ern ern t In Sm i Frun< i-jo .
S ta r ti n g F R ID A Y , JA N
th r o u g h SA T U R D A Y , JA N . 11
Iiaptint Group H uh
Party At Kvanwlale
W R IT E A
*11’p Yiitinj? I'lftple*'* dlvisitin of
lli«- lln | tt | 41 Tfitiriiriir Unl-n of
VMr*. J . Ailrn tj/llrew n of Day. i <■ Fir t I'nptiFl ( ‘hiirfh rnmyod
ton* Beach end i c r mntlier, Mr* it puity jit KviiumIjiIp
Wfd.
Y, W. Wolrey uf fWem, W. Yn . Hr 1it y i Vi'llilllTHer* guest* id n y of Mr*. J f
’J h r ir nltfii'lm r the |vnrty w» rt!
Mitchell and Mr*., W. K KirriiM * h i m 1 Mri fill. Mihm Knricjr
ItoMP^tler, MHf Y.Stm*i^t ti IHnptn,
M i-j f.hulyF rip p in , Mia" Shirley
, . Mr. and. Mtu, John M. I.loyil I t itoF. Alii* liu itiiu Wright* John
and family o f Jonesboro, N. C , Mull, iimmia Cartel', Ja m rn T ed.
Who are touring the stale, visited Mdm . N i\, Jr., l.ewi* Wright
with Mr. and Mr*. 1- P. Pnyt m and I ' . i . i t Steele.
and Mr. and MfV. J. M. Lee last
week.
l-L William J. Morrlsi,n, J r , ha*
returned to hi* dutir* ut Ktltnti
Allrn, Vermont, a fte r Spending
the holidays with hi* parents, Mi
and Mr*. W J , Morrison, £r , uml
family.
Mr and Mrs. F m n rh Houiuil.
1st III Lava returned to tlirii
borne In Gainesville after sp< ml
Ing tho bolldaye with Mr. Round!,
le t* i>arente, Mr. end Mrs. F. K
RoumillaL
Fird Gena*, who spent the holi
day* here with hla mother, M’*.
Mae C anal, l i f t yesterday fur
Madiaonvllte, Ky„ to resume hi*
Studies a t Murray
.State Col.
legr
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W ANT AD
CASH IN ON
STUFF
/
YOWELL DREW CO
THE ATTIC
WOO(
's h o p s
IIAI’I'Y
niUTIIDAY
TIIKHDAY
W alter K. Johnson
WKDNBSDAY .Klin Franklin Johnson
HIIIRHDAY
Don Ensloy
W aller S t'olemau
Flank Cuwdea
NEW ARRIVALS
DKFKNhK
(.11:11
WAHIIINOTON. J in •„> (dh
>6*- F'lorrnc#
Kp h , nxH 'lnn 1
VfPA eommisaloner, pro|H>apd Wi.l
nMday night that mtllion, , ( wo.
lean Join In a voluntary moluhia
lien for home defense.
DRESSES
Mr. and Mra. Jam es A. Jraly
have returned to th eir home In
Fluihlng, Lung Island, N. Y., a f
ter visiting with th eir son.ln-lawr
and daughter, MY. end Mr*. P. II.
Beth and fa mily,
Mr*. Winnie K Smith ho* returaed to b ar homo on R0I Elm
Avenue, a fte r apendlng tlm holi
day* in Pale tha as the guest of
friends.
Mr. and Mrs, A. M, Remubat
, Mra. It, L. Peck, Sr., and grand,
son will return l* th eir home In announce the b irth of a son yaa.
Columbia, IT. (L, S aturday a fte r le n ity In the Fernald.Laughton
having b*aa tha guaate o f Mr*. Memorial Hospital.
Peeke daughter, Mra. IL
M.
Grovrnstnln a t Bensoe Ju n cth n
for two Weeks.
,
guest nt a tea given by Mlsa
Mr. and' M rif E arnest W heeler Hr limit fa r TOO of the rollege
and Mr*. W- II. Bolding of Ooun student* boma for the holidays.
re t, Ohio, have returned home
Judge and Mr*. J . T. Bouchalla
after visiting with M r, and Mrs.
•>f t'hariaaton, W. Va., ark gveate
In tha homo of Judge BoocbeUe's
Mitchell will reea Miami where
• gu est t i MU*
ko peat week. On
i hello, (
of Wet
te r n i
Judged
ginhu
(.’ROUP
IIt-ini ti fill new I uvsst
incrly ii.ilH ami lj>s
C o rd u ro y
YOUR CHOICE
YOUR CHOICE
BLOUSES
Regqlarly . |MW.
Short
Biel
J a c k e ts
Long
SWEATERS
- Re^wUrl^r »1.00. fillpon* and Cardigans.
.UNDERWEAR
J -R agtdary f t . 00. Slips Gowns. Pajam as.
SKIRTS
Flannel*, Corduroys, Vetveteene. Ju ra,
per styles, luo. All rcgulary fl.M ,
SWEATERS
lluUon-Frofit C ardigans and
(Uiata." Regularly tl.Vtt
UNDERWEAR
Gowns and
Pajam as, regularly | I J *
COTTON DRESSES
. » teg n M tF 4|L 0 f . ,N aw
gtylea, gneran-
rC aauel
1.00 HANDBAG
�*rin>
| Pm
JG
W
innipff 1
D e i w i i r» ’ T n
D rt
AAA Executive Marketing Report
w» ............. h i O rw
Tha yield o f Florida crop* per
acre Increeead during th a poet
y ear deaplto a v ariety of weath
e r advenltlee, the Federal Agri
culture M arketing Benrle# ra .
ported yeetorday In It* annual
crop aummary.
Total acreage of corn and pea
nut* ihowed a ra in , L et th* moot
pronounced
chanyea
warn In
eoyar cane fo r euyar, with a «
percent Increaae, and tobneco,
with a 4V percent decree*#.
However, tha yield per acre for
tobacco al*o gained, a* well aa
Com. cotton aod peanut*.
_
"The 1939^01Florida vrretable
teaaon wa* marked by the *unttiutlne**' of lire weather," the
summary aald. "Crop* raperlenred
every kind of w eather and before
the eeaaon wna over, the Florida
■rower had none through a eiege
of flood, fm il, freer* and hail.
••Torrential rain* began In th"
Fall 1919) and continued through
the winter In aeveral area*, badly
lamnglng crop*, b u t th* frecte of
laat January climaxed an unfavor
able winter and practically wl|>eH
nut Florida vegetable*. Cool w ra.
th*r peralated Unnughout the
Spring, lengthening the crop *ea.
'A* o p e ra te d 7l» jiF lorida, th*r*
new five Wlvfa'on*1 of the
•g ram . They a re agricultural
in itia tio n , ..p a rity payment*.
* r program , eotlon m arketing
ilal. tubarcb m arketing quota*.
I the cotton pyUtree* project,
dei* the* emmcrTat|nn program
met* am Atcouraged and aldIn conserving th eir aolla apd
wing, roil-huijdlryr crop*. Un.
tn e parity (iaymrnt program
y hr* paid (tatl o f 1he dlffera •between p a r ity price* and
aal aelllng prlgga on tom* pro
ton particularly rollon.
[Jetton and
tobacco quota*
M It neewuM ui th a t *aeh fahnproduce anil J n lik r t within Id*
tm ent. dr iwy n <penalty. «n
• x e c u marketing* and forfeit p e rtfn t kupertilitophale, and 122.
ORB pouhd* o f* .1 m trla n winter
pea .cod,
t .
j* a T 4,831 t i WLfdconte farm . The* D epartm ent nf A gilrnl.
illlee bav* be*n _given ■eottnh tu re 'i ' sugar program no.on. to
ba the on(y eng’whftli ha* orouw d
,
muck oppoaltlon In F lorid a..C lay ,
fncreaalilg tdnfiAuia ha*" Wen tun any* th a t under the
19th
diced on aoll, conservation fea. •ugar pregrain n* amended pro.
Uf**,. Throu'a)] them
ferraer* ducer* ran harveet cane In e l
» m AAA peymrhtx fo r planting ect* uf the -proportionate ulioiv
> larg er |>*n a f * their- acreage acreage for the film noil eilll
'cmrarly ln aoll-depletlng crops to earn payment*. There nro abuut
w ll^onerrvlng crops,- such *» fl.000 . arre» ' o f ***<:«■ cane In
rratsea and legume*, and for car. Florida nn<l It l* npo.Moil that
f l a y n u t tolbbulldlny- practices, moat of thl* will b<> harvpulail
inch a* (ceding of legume*. #p- for *ugar- Thn L’nilnl H ute*
itlm le n a f iitnq. and phosphate, can* producing area will not
ilantlng o f trace, and • conitm c- likely produce II* fui tonnago ol
quota *ugar bacau*# of cold In
ju ry la ran*, In Loulalana, and
th a re frm provision
ha*
been
made for axcaaa can* to be, b a r.
v o te d without forfeiting all pay.
i hay* been fo r carrying mania Florida ‘producer* will
benefit from thl* provlalon.
, Clayton ad d * '-th at In HMD
government payment* totaling
*
3
jfiW p * 'k?
| p
j ; w
ThU
p n rtk ii* •
Florida
farmer*
ter eonaervh
have
a x a M js a tfln y js
'H i **' T rtpfr.A
prryram
A rt wt tha New T m * W tchni I Vfagth Iriaw
Fair, will ba on* of th# H * * •' w tlo n I* to
h ib lu of. the ( n e t collection t o '
. ..
be »hown a t th* Florid* S tate I
Fair, Keb. 4 to I t , Theme* i . I
“ **
Wateon, collector end com pany! O ther pna#
pro* Itlent, hae ad deed axpealUea praaentod in
official* bare,
l L am arr Dodd,
Adame rem arkable e n te r r»-1 A lto a e j* ■ Fta
present* New Mexico, hla bom* lU tnpablje,- *
•talc, and wax aeleetod fo r fleet N. C. WJfaft,
aw ard In a display Uwt rap re-l n*h«i **#•("
rented every atate In th* union, | Penneytvanlg, >
Diatriet of Colombia, . A lathe, >Joint B. Oral
Hawaii, Puerto Rico and th* *Takta» t h e
GIBRALTAR REINFORCED * m
MADRID,
Jan .
R .- + F ) — ,
Spablak agency report* from A U '..
geclrw* yesterday aald D rg» new .
auppllea of munition* am •fT*’™*'.
a t G ibraltar and other dafeko#
preparation*
am
•
rapidly. A l* * m lm ls a« M W ^ b e ^
bay from tbe BrlUab fortm aa
Friday Feature.
I triday Feature;
Cheese Lb.......20c
Oysters Qt. .... 39c
w S d ea- 2 Ijjr 19fc]
P A™*. • ( P > ,£• '•*. e -w
W *, a p ii ■
-. _
__ ■
Cherries 3 for 25c
CUTLETS 27
Fla. Pig HAMS... lb. 16c
Pig SHOULDERS lb. 12c
SIDES..............lb. 10c
HACK BONE...... lb. 16c
PORK CHOPS.. . lb, 16c
unrrnnx
PIGHAMS..........Ib. 19c
NECK BONfeS..:... lb. 6c
hk n ip s
TIPS...............3 lbs. 25c
PIG TAILS...... . .lb. 1Qt
•T M t:*K .o.i.it«i«
'
BACON ..........Ib. 12>/ac SHOULDERS
Vca! STEW
CHUCK ROAST ll>
All Moat STEW Ib.
CLUB STEAK 2 Ibfl.
SPARE RIBS
I meting till* a tdrd'i-ey* view of a #*r|*r.lu*n. mulil-wlnged In-
. r.-t“tM» Iim up i I nm ir IMt.ii 300 lielnlii(| plane* I* awalUng th* SOO
living cuilcl. wIni will etui I l>utlc liullllltg at, Randolph Fl*ld,
Viler the ImlMav*. II will b e . the lu»ge*t
ever fo «wrt at tn#
iirf-v'i "Wert Point of Ib* Air."
(
, *.
bl
eon and surprisingly reaullrd In atwive last year. * • >, ■
le ttu c e —Acreage ■doubled rlu#
exrrplianully largp yield* uf tome
In large planting* of Icrlicrg le t
v e g e la llo ."
*
tuce.
.:
Thu' sum m ary rallm ote d HUH
Pepper* —Sumo In** in produe.
Momln corn picHluclion nt 9,OKI.
<■')■* l■u-In I- n u u i u im l with O.U.ie. linn due to January freete.
Tiunator*—040,000 Imaheli com
not) I m r v o i i d In iny.i, ami thr
‘
nvcruira yield ut 11 Ini.hel* per pared with 308.000 last year.
Watermrlfin*-Totnl of (1,819,000
were ugnlnit 7/i the previous yrur.
The 1940 rottop acreage wu« ini-lout, nr dearly 1,400,009 more
plurul a t 00,00(1. The yield |H>r
ueie wa* 140 puuml* In 1940 r im.
pared with 7R pound* ln'1939, and
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
tin- production ill),000 hale, agalnal
J 1,000 in the preceding year,
? . T H E BEST IN
i u
I Kvtlniatc'i fur olln-r rrn p . In.
eluded:
Tobacco—I’roductlon of 1(1,1911,
p00 pound* on 111,7(0 acre* com.
S p p T C F j[E S
baled with 23,(170,490 pound* on
iu.oo acre* In 19.10.
i Sugar rana for tu g a r—N*fr
rlg h fa r both can* and, «ugsr
Jiroduction rxpeclnl, with l,19$J‘
• LIQU0R13 ’
•
PICNICS
CELERY
ONIONS
3 lbs. 10c
RUTABAGAS lb.
I'M H m on
GRAPES
Grapefruit
,
10c
CARROTS bnch. 6c
TOMATOES
ONIONS
Kj
CABBAGE lb. 2 ‘^ c POTA
—t—ii—
—------- - •# riilu n u r ic c s i
KJQ1MI
BEANS*.....
PECAN
do#*
r a th e r not neglect th* coneumer, It rn .
. Clay.
'« Jhu^UwuvsUl. blUA/wU*
|)Ilea o fn e M a d farm product*
tn
w Trty-TOicSVflffTylrld.
,-e * « m n p A i i a t i a
m aireet r r * t i It k A
C ab b W — FrftdBClIoh
lan«, IllOe mnra than’
1939 yield.
UepaMBiaul- Mere
SHAMROCK ?L0CR
(TISSUE
Bsquirei
I WAI.MOHV 7
L’alery—Totel': c ro
TISSU E
ENCORE
SMOOTH, CREAMY ' *
COFFEE
Mayonnaise
T JAR
V
An n p a g e
RICH NOURISHING
8 O'CLOCK 2 Mb. baga 25c
3-lb. baga 37c
RED CIRCLE...... -...lb. 15c
BOKAR
......... :....lb. 17e
CONDOR......-.... Mb. can 21*
QUART JAB
PORK LOIN ROAST.
L E d l - U - l i A d l D ........
...
LEG-O-LAMB
GROUND BEEF
PORK SAUSAGE
SUNNYFIELD IIAMS
ARMOUR'S TREEt*....
HERMAN'S FRANKS
----- TALOO
WEEDS- T
{ n*' •<18 m K3 ^ 3<>. iif i t ; V » .A *4*
Scratch
Egg Mash
25 Ibe.
65c
25 II*.
01
i i t i / v i as ' f t t n f f w r a
2V, tWHOLE
APRICOTS-
DEL MONTE
1 Kd*
JAM....2 lb. jar 19c
*M M R
'
•'
Guava PASTE .19c
■ n * A c u i w rw ir
J JA L A D DRESSING^
PEAS
2 for 1 9 c
H t t 't x a y l n n
lira *
SPHAGHETTI 25c
» e^gtinLan
12-os. can 21c
....- .l b * 19c
Premium;FLAKES 2 1-lb. boxes 29c >{ Merita Vanilla
Strtogleis BEANS .....3 no. 2 cans 20c
[pna COCOA 1-ib; can 10c 2-lb. can 17c
P* j w,
HOSTESS FLOUR
No. I T all Choice F R U IT C O C K T A IL -.....10c
<11/
IW LB. PKG
rwv* ►’'BV1rr
• »
*
Z___ _
[fona Hour Plain of self irising 5 lbs. 16c
12 lbs. 35c
24 lbs. 69b
48 lbs. $U 7
,ClapiN' strained Baby F<wd 2 4M oz. CMis 13c CHOPPED FOOD
3 for 25c
[BCQC0 SHORTENING bUlk:,:....a lbs. 17b | Surinyfleld PURE/ffARD..... .2-lb. ctn. 15c
jflunnyfield PANCAKE ]Sb M1r ; l m ,uv.j ^kg. |5c BUCKWHEAT 2 W a lb. pkgs. 13c
[ RIPE BANANAS.............. 4 Jbs. 17*
H CRISP CARROTS.........bunch Se
IH HARD HEAD CABBAGE....lb. 2t
I IMPERIAL APPLES...... 5 lbs. 17c
ERG LETTUCE......... ......... head 6c
i White CAUIJFIX)WER......,.f...Ib. $c
jOW ONIONS........ .......■:&.& lbs. 10c
TOWELS
Mellowheat
14 OZ. PEG
PRBq^ *
Jolly Hogcrg Y.-.C, PKACHB8------- 2'ffit 28«
sti. i met- wontk ‘t
. .
Hliccd or Crushed PINEAPPLE—.....3 for M«
2 Del Monte Sliced PINEAPPLE c m IBc
3 for^Sc No.
Dole’a PINEAPPLE OEMS..—....-u-I for 17c
Dole’ll PINEAPPLE JUICE ........... no. 1 •Mfe
mtemm*.m
KETCHUP,
SMALL
H-o«.
..
8E U >?-
CORN
2 for 19c
�c»
■v
m
*^«»7
eV-5 1 .
j. v
3 v- v
'i' ‘-'Sk. ■
' ’ j
5 -;
V g.‘*
■v .i
-
\
■ ■ ■ ■ ■
PAG E FIVfc
Fourth stmt.
Mr. and Mr*- B. I. W agg h ero
returned a fte r spending tw o«raek.
with' Iheir dau rh tar and fam ily
in S t. Augua^hta- ; j
Mri and Mr*. F ran k Mlnxbtw
havo as th eir guoato Mr. Minshew'a mother a*.d niece, Wiltad<n« Mlnihew of Waycroaa, Ga.
Mrs. Harvey Pugh and daughte r have returned from Charles
ton, S. C* where they spent
Chriatmtta with U r. Pugh. They
are. moving Into their houae on
Wilbur Avenvre.
Honed a t Camp H anding. spent
New Year'* I)ajr with hix mo
t h e r and riiler.
Raymond llall, Jr., relu m ed
In “ The Ple asures of Publish- L ite rary
G u i l d » ►elrctinn f, I
t> Gainesville Thursday
a f te r
Mr. and MV*. Tom Dellinger
i pend Inc the holidays with hie
Issued by Cotjintiia University F e b r u a r y , was burn on Washing,
C hariottr, N- & , are moving
parent*.
Press, we find the astonishing in ton Square, New . o:U City, nnu
la tbo hoose formerly occupied
formation t h a t ona ol the best atilt lives In the old pari r f town
Lt. tV. E lla krr continues to be
f M r. and Mr*. Harvey Pugh
W
ASH
INGTON
.
I
a
n
.
2
■
—
telling hooka. In Germany is Dale H er fa th e r was the well known
ill a t his home on l ake Mar)'
rt family. J ? * will manag*
haa
a Carnegie's “How To win Fciends a r ti s t Thomas W Dewing
Her
Friends of M-s A. It. Blade* UP)— National defenta
o T U M t Filling Station On the
bruin
tru
st.
Don't
get
the
Idea,
Is n sire) n u n of
and Influence People." The only father-in-law
will
regret
to
'.now
that
she
la
oner of T hird. Street
and
though, t h a t it's anything like explanation w* can see for the the old stjiool, n-id «he siiv* thnt
III a t her home.
-ymtal Lake Avenue, and Mr.
the .group th a t startod the New popularity of this book in G er much of the background . f "Nut
dUagar, who la a skilled meDeal winging on its way.
many Is t h a t the Natl* read it In for the Mi<ek com n- from him
onle, will eperat* khe garage.
The national
defense
brain orde r to g e t a good laugh out of The leading r h a -a r le r in the novel
Mr. and Mr*. William Morrill
trust
is composed entirely of the Idea nf anybody wanting to la a man of huiotdo Dnni-li kiiih
t t l e Ja n e Gleason Is visiting
1 A**4*bury, Ma**-. accompanied l i- E
laboratory magic dabblers and win friends.
who comes to A n e n r n tit 22 uni
. .wJ O m 1 iiihnr IlnVihv in
1 U r. and Mrs. Jewell hove d r.
workshop
genii.
The
official
Maurine Whipple's novel, "The makes a fortune in -(eel M tred 't * apend reveritl months
name of this gray m a t t e r rorpa
Kaupa
best-kn wi\ outlier novella the National Inventors Coun Giant Joshua,- which Houghton were *My Son John und "K u g l,Mifflin
Company
will
publish
on
cil. The chairm an is Dr. Chart**
Fly High.
F. Ketterin g. There are 13 other* Jan 2, derives Its name from the
Short Revie w : "Ulivei U i-w , I
giant
c
artu
s
known
as
the
Jnahua
In the group, And theirs Is the
by Kenneth Rnlerh* ll i- unl.-.i
tree.
Donald.
Culros*
P
ra
ttle
,
who
d a m d e st job In the w'hot* defense
has
Just
edited
"Audubon s Ironical tliat ninny of t'm-i- w ii •
aet-up.
America, gives the following de. are most prou.l of lln ir ...... ii, ■,
nneetiv
w ■I.I
I f there Is s o m e th i n g 't h a t isn't •crlplion; "Joshua trees, whirl, Revolution-try
on e a r t h ; If no one • haa ever from the
strangest
trees
in have t e e n the •trnngr<l -ur
porter*
of
King
tie
igo
rf
th ought of it before, even If no America, a r e really a sort ol
one know* wrhether it really e i . vui os that flowers only a t rare livesl In the dnys of the it, ,,ln.
they w . |
lata— but it's needed it'* up to inti-rials;
unlike other yurras Hon; and I,’ Mini r:
had n
I dcnl to >m f •
the rounril to pm durc ItJ
they are
tru e trees.
aravlng have
n
“ W h at we nes.
snya General mighty arm* like totte ring old themselves, ns Kenneth -hows
his new novel "Ohvei \ \ i - w , l
Hopeful, ' ‘is a rocket torpedo prophets gesturing
mysterious
t h a t t a n lie fired la 11 height i f portent. They reach their culmi Is n slory of the Ann-iutin II.
about five miles, and w fl level nation lit Joshua Tree National volution, told l,v n voir,,- I v .
off. ehase down a homlnn^ p .'‘ne Monument, tw„ houts from I n s 1st, which is ittununnling ,o us <
com u ou f touno MIN 10 tort rutCHAiu to . to ci c a i
j and blow ll to s p l i n te r s " '
Angeles." The story
of
“ The statem ent of the I oynli-t , ...
S t. ' ,
QUANiinr H GHHyum vro
327-329 Sanford tv *
And right away the in v en to r s|t,,',n t J .hue" deals with the in- Oliver no.I Ins Into, i 1 1 , , , »
are loyal Aliierienii- hut ilu v )
go to work.
tlm*»
side of Mormon life
lieve the I n t e r , -Is ..I till,
|
" I f we could Just make a i r
"C rusader in
Crinoline: The t>* I r s l 's,'i v I In i Min , i,.
(
planes out of plasties," ,;,y» Gen Life of lla," iel lir r e h r r Stowe
the union will, II, i!:no ,,,,,t u ,t
eral Wisher, “and stamp them- by Fo-;est WJ'son Is one of the with pmiiiio, Ik, v non ,.l,|„ „
oul at the r a te of a thnraand ! important titles "n the Spring the redress of i i , , , g i o v n n ,, l.y
day."
Baltimore
list of J R l.ippincwo.* Company. peareful treaiis, .it infunii lv I--s
And a nothe r Invrnlnr e ith e r Thnt 1 vplalns why the puldp ity cost thou un- , timl I >tiv• , is
O y it m pi 21c
on or under the direction «f the m snsiter nf that eoncern w*« sfl faithful to this, evin tlo,n,-I, il
Headlra* Ocean
eouneil, s ta r ts re to rts -legmlnp doln-hted to learn th at the New neaw'y «lepiive- Ii ni *f In m <i.
S h rim p lb !5«
and presses pressing.
York Ihibllr
I.H rary has at heart, tne ilai),*l,t,i ,,f
I
I
These may sound like ficlitm*, pleseiit ill active , liviilslion inoie oally It,-vi nil ( i 11:11 v ' nm.lv
Fresh Fish
W,
1
hut
the
plastic
plane
is
(tea
r
than
'Ifni
entiles
„f
“
P
u
r
l
s
T
om
s
t-ave liml ii.hov tn.v, j- , 1 1 ln<
B le a k s lb U i
Sdiitlffiktlly Sug*r
ing reality and some cxi- rla say Cl. no, Mrs. Stowe - bealkm wn ffevolllll. il ........ \
.1 1 . .
C‘ ok»tJ t ‘l Be llrfty
C*ff4
the aerial torpedo fm defense bis.I , pi 1tili. In-,I ninety year* ago. showed ll Will, .. |
,| .
, ,,
against iHtmhlng attacks ,s just
L o b tlo n lb IV*
rind I........ i,
9on con **, - hot
The film production of "Cone w ith .i n h v 1 v ,.|n,
over the horiron.
Willi l i e Wind' had a hitth.lav and Ihr nigh «n> Ii I,, h rilnl ,e- !
Ds>k Cub
(lb 13t|
v»Ml • poet! B lo
J These aren't the mil-, duties [>»tty Ion* year old) in Atlanta vealinv eyes
1
M oot tt-lb lt«
1 % Sin
| of this new brain trust line of ln«l week. The book has gone in.
Tlieie Is 1, in n n 1 , it .,1 ... , ,
(he most Important is sifting all to M printings and has, to date, weeks Is-- 1 sellm i< 1 ri- 1 In I m.
I h I long to*l, Po*V
idea* and suggetions H u t pour sold over SJUtH-SflH) copies
uary
lt.».k ,.1 ii„ m .,,■i,
t t u ■
in from the public. Since the
I'l IM l m l .
t , 1 ), I
L iv e r lb 12<Ac
Admirer* o f Daphne de M anner, K*l#?th>il
council's creation, mure than 0,- aulh. r of "Retiree*, will look lor. jilirc
lib Stow or CottAg*
| 01)0 such idena have eullmlrd and ward to the publication of her Ollvfi Wt* vi i’l j
1 I,, rf - I
they an- lolling In now a t th* new bonk scheduled for t el • Kor Whom Th. |i, ll 1 n
C h ao s* lb U>/ic
Csnlw Sbcss flcruc
late
of
1
2
1
u
d
a
y
—all
dealing
Go. Smpied
rural y It will bear the title,
U n i ingtouv
j
with m rthoda fnr stretnilhenlng " ( o n e Wind. C me W rath*'
Mr* Mtrtivii
i, , 11|,,T j
B aco n lb lie
and speeding the nation's defen
Noil Swanson lakes In a lot of .SftlJj.fi 11 II JIM. I 111, ‘ |.ak, 1,"
ses. T h ry range all the way
Wftft. Ilby l*vt lou d,
C|| Cliff
fro;n rrurkpot schemes U,.,t m ust te irilory in his life ami works The Kunulv
I , i » ;l
loin. T |or>0
| have hern conceived In .1 welsh lie was born in Mimira|i ills,
tarebll nightm an- to practical ►erved In the American Aimy
S lo a lu lb 111
I suggestions from r m b r p . Edi during the first Wo l.l Wai, It
son* who a re willing to m ntrib- now editor of the Baltimore Sun
MoasUT PsUc* lb 3Sc
ule their bit to giving th, Hnltrd paper, and has In mind Uir awe.
Slates n little hypo in I he n a *ome project o f " W r i t i n / a *er(e«
Of 10 inte grated novels, all dealliig
tional defense sweepstakes.
At the present all Ideas are sa- with the making ol Aniei.cs
lecently published
The
crel and will remain so until th* His
rouncll, working with Its Army Silrnl Drum'' is the first of thit
terrain Is
sr-iinid
ami Navy advisors, hu* waded aeries III)
through them and Inasrd then, Fort I'ltt, and the time jii »i st
aside os' useless
or
approved the beginning of the American
them and thrown them Into th* Revolution.
I ittle. Brown A f'n make the
1 great defenta hopper.
Jmld
assertion that
"Random
borne of them are s> wild aa <
Harvest,"
which they hnve -vhr- pietors to them
flying submarines
Some exart*p lr* : g«M* ra m , w-We issuwtod dated f o g .iu k ltr a tiw i wU Jssrs. IU. iretiUnh I'ornes ft
n . » : iNidJJJ
on the
schpoxiles
of
whales Is Ja m es Hilto ns lies, novel And Lorse drawn . si 1
moat
readers
will halted
driver* 111
trained to search out enemy sub. that, as
W H : A T
m arlins;
sub-carriers
huge
m other ship* th a t c a rry a school
pkg
10c
of little guppy submarine* In
under w a tar
stalls
cem ent,
sp r a y ,
which,
spread
from
planes, would turn the enemy
Into
statues;
and
giant
brat
V EL V O
traps, s h i n s jaws would snap up
enemy tanka.
Caffe*
T ie list It endless tint in spite'
wllk order*
of nil the goofy tdraa. there
are plenty which are practical
suggestion* or hinla th at ran
be turned to uar l^obably never
In th r history of tht* nation w i
ther* such a marshalling of Ideas
and inventions ns th at under
the present progam of this n r *
brain trust.
According to
Ur
Kettering,
large, dozen
what It lakes to o utstrip arty
a ggressor nation in Invrntlvr
ness and speed nf production,
this country has.
Factory Pack
H r point* nut that ll was In
the ll. R. th at the ulrplane. the
light Internal rombustlnn engineand the high-test gasoline that
runs them, the tank, the auh
marine, th* machine gun and
the automobile— to name only
arid* Iceberg
a few of the engines of w a r — ,
were invented. Ii)* U. H. *1 »o Is
birthplace and home of ma*>
production. Th* aggreaaor n a
tion* have appropriated all th e i r
Graaefntlt
In ua* In modern battle*, «*y*
the doctor. But with a apriog
I n o l l U
Imard a t a r i Ilk* that, he feels.
#LAK E MARY
Inventors Work
To Aid National
Defense Program
h T t» rK t i n i i i K i t a
ThiirM.MF. J antiftr y ictlv
T rn
A .\l
l#iKn* s1 )
Jhf j
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l-et us Trame th at picture for you
now.
We
have a very
large
assortmenl of ready mad*
frames, of the very la
test styles In wood, glass,
and metal. Also fram es
made to order from the
largest selection of mould
ing In the county.
Expert Repairs
O u r nht>|i is w ell eq u ip p e d
In m a k e a n y
r e p a i r s on
f a r m m a c h in e ry , tr a il e r s o r
o t h e r e q u ip m e n t.
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Sysloins
itiaciiiiu's Repaired — Expert Welding
M ill itmtl I 'n r k in g H o u se S u p p lie s a n d tte p u ir S ervice
I’A l l t , J . S T IN K , O w n e r
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO
2(17 W . S e c o n d S I
une
i »h o We :u «5
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I lb ITvtc
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7
lb
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SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
Reel E state Ceuveyaar**
Smith, H. A. and wife To For.
real Minor Bullock and wife
Hedge, M ints B. divorced
Tu
riwtvhwi H arriot*, o n d -w li* ----
Priitow B.feigi
Brainsrd, Dan L. and wif* To
B ertha
VlbMHc
d !**•
.3
tb a :2 5 c
L.
Bigger*
M astoid Deed
Nclaon E. t . M u te r To L rltnrr
Johnson B aker and Th* AL
U ntie National Bank of Jackaonville, tntatoM
C hat.
H
Our Government, industrial, financial, labor and educational leaders
com
ensive plans lor greater progress in fbc prepared-
ne*i program of the United States.
Collectively, and at individuals, it is our duty to T H I N K , TALK,
and A C T constructively in doing our part so that greater speed may
be made in the advancement and strengthening of our country.
i nte r nati onal
business
1941, *t
K III >UAN,
K*rrH*rjr
le ttu c e
lb 10«
»»f the
I'rciJtlCtB
Curpttmf lort -will I.- h*M «t f h*
OIf Ira* nf ( h r I ‘ofit | m n V, (Uftnla,
Srm inolr
rummy.
k'lnrltta.
on
igor 5'b»21c
m
H i:iT iV i
Th* Anmiiit Mr* firm
Mforkhnltlrr■ of Itir>
m a ch i n e s
corporation
r
�Convict Give* Up 22
Representative Name Yeatt After Escape
TheWatnra Equipment Com.
paor< 10H Waal Church Ctraet,
•fujjE
*—( V H folk* her* In
GAINESVILLE, . /an
S. ~
Pricsa t t twig all havs adrancad
don't but had
11kte, one.legged, 8 I y ear-eld veteran Jof tha Spaalih wai
hU 17-y ear-old bride, Mm. Genera PdwsII Rieka ef Itoi
KyJ bare shown outside their one-roem shanty, TheyJfSr
weal* outdoors.
Hekyy Rains Boost
Fanning Acffvlfles
GAINESVILyjr^Jan. t-R * rsnt heavy^rfini — the flrat In
neejty'4hrea monlha in soma lo4-aIitlea — have resulted in a
marked
Increase In farming
activity In Florida during tha
past fortnight, aecordlng ta re
port* received by the state Agri
cultural Extension Service.
While aorta coastal section* re
ceived .fairly good nine peroral
LAKELAND. Dee. SO — ' Tha
Ethleal Ideal* of Jaeua In a
Chanting World,” will b« the
neral subject 14 be discussed
BUhop 0 . Bromley Oxnarn
of the Methodist Church In tha
Boston area during Florida Min
isters' Week, Jan. M . *t Flori
da Southern Collet*.
“Christianity in a Changing
World," will ba (tneiderad in
supplementary lectures to ba ghrtn by Dr. Shirley Jackson Casa,
dean o f tha Florida School of
RcllglM Haro. Atl. Flon.'s Minis,
tars, ministerial students and
other -young man contemplating
entering tha ministry have bran
growth of winter vegetable* ware invited to attend.
delayed, while planting actlvltlaa
were at a etendetlll as farmers
W - f iT i
looked hopefully at tha skies and
heellatad to put In now crops un
til thera was more moisture In
the land. >Rangca and woodland*
warn brawn and 'timber dry. and
Iires IncIt were having dlffiealty
la getting enough grass.
Generate rains whkh t e n s a
day er f two before Christmas
changed tha picture, however, and
S
«* i a tm nqulrag oOLaf t
.aavaa aasoy doUan • year
.■Discounts.... •...........
“©, Fixtures, & Building |i
t*t r•*•*'*•* »ss.ei
■***•••••aantgaw
trap
a faveraMe
__ _
...
i|« .
x S fa s
K*5
SUUmwit of Coudi
Clont of HugInea ■ Decern
' by »urrendering to
Glaon a t
Alabama^*
Kilby prla: ni w here he escaped
Hoda* was asrvtng a life sen
tence for murder la: Covington
comity when ha escaped i t year*
go lets action with (ho thrill that
can nnne only to men who arc
presented with a s opportunity ta
aar# * Ufa.
' Th^r
ftownmi or -Wtera
cither, fhey are amp leyea of the
At
i and atarted “ilia new
areally dnrinf lb* part yaar.
giving. thU
MONTGOMERY.
Jan.’ »
A 7*-yvar cld man, Tom
1 night follow*J hi*
by the Satenalon Bervlee.
eta for other small fm iu
it* temalit mostly chart the
i» last yaar.
IMS crop of pecans has
mostly (narkslad at fair
etpedally
for * early
es, ami growers arc drink
atunUon to problems of
•all fertility and ..the control, Iof
Insect* apu diseases. Eiperiment
Station rfsearch has -shown how
to maintain prodwtion fairly uniformly, and growers arc adopt.
Ing tha m o * mended practice*.
, CuttjV Mason’s production of
AnasNad tung oil has been tha
b arest < oh record, estlmatei
',daring the crap df Florida fruit
at around 10 million pounds whkh
should yield around 1,600,000
peunds of oil, Continued t%panalon of planting*, particularly
In other Oulf statae, Is noted,
Growers arc choosing locations
leas subject to ha sards of lata
frost and are planting Imprarad
■Inina. Blackmon believes that
future production, under normal
ccndltkna, will shew a marked
.• '-J .
The old man, accompanied by
Ma aoa, Clifford IIodgeT^walked
Into the prison and t*ld the war-
.
|
1
\
1
*
,
it — far a few p a n . :
Considerable InUreal hi the'pro.
ictlon of early peaches la Mo
de has been manifest, and adtkmal orchards will be act dur.
m tha currant planting season,
bekmon ■; says that orchard
Amptlon of all In tha
too la ao groat that tha
Nary could quadruple
»da and Increase the
demand, “oaly.h email
ECZEMA
smeats profitable.
r a . s r a *.“it
, • No material changes a n la
proaMct for pears, plums, grape*,
pen Imail,ms . or
blueberries.
$30.°° up to $5,000
-
You Have from
6 MONTHS TO 5 YEARS
IN
WHICH TOi PAY IT BACK
■ t-tf b - I f f iB W f f C Y S 'y
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y
I.D, SANFORD, FI-OKI DA
TU B H
Nose Bleed Of
Cage Player Is
Aided By Yam
A re Favorite* In Tonight’* Race
|
J * U + * X)«I.UB
V A SE SEV EN
t D»ktru*llvk
IN D IA N A P O M s . Ja n * «Th
r a l l it psychology, auprrM ithm r r
a plain old 11so sum Itonii* n tne-ly,
tu t n lit jle piece of red wu u js
, tu n * Baby « rU a k y Bl *■>-*•on*
t i t . , I Kir,
I P1r*»»at M »
i IIIIV* Otrl
• U rliu a Trmli
TKKTII HACK—KuturHlti
l J . db I. Craft
l Jn»lul M«r»
J Lucky M i l l
• Mr. M
1 I'll n r *
t Dorotky
4 D a l ,,
1 l * » l CMU
r . u r v a j f n ' i u c b —t o * n u * t
(Q ulnl.l, H a r d
1 Pok Or la—to
I Jimmy «•
5 1lonnon*>y
a Jos Willard
f FrUnd Mo m
t OP lUpld Fire
4 Ar« Driver
* btinr i w |
LAKY N l O l i r t R R l U t l
JUT HACK: ruturltjr; tlaie ill*
*
PP o f f Mr, Kla.
Ab*» M*mory
• a I —I I— ti
|ir VitiR the
e fiffe'cnrr
-
*w • pl,c' . f r-'
Hunmi -Til , „.r!t
^;ul!SuffridK«*Is Local
*
, Roy Who Made Good
tlDUTVi*!'*! IhV' I’hf'i i1 m o iId jh* rr j
no** bleed trouble in th a t game. |
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.* J a n , f —
I id** —K*»r two y e a n injuries reared
OiimiJinii
tip hi kwp Hoh ^ufftfdgFt*, one of th©
i"'
yvu | i^ifiitrKl guard*
• Ivor*' «**. frr-m
J?M| hut this ye nr he
n, ri
o i-veiy v a n e
I !:»t v ti* \
Iwfveen
ju at a m ine.run n fllrire froslt utin
and n pmm sing
B u tle i
1 niv e r'ify 'h i^ V c itw ili player.
(
V• ]* urt their reiruint *ea*on vlfc-
J(
i
• >
h i
d.*
*1 nnifrttimi,
uf fridge, an*
>iliu
KrmxvilTe hoy w in stayed
it i!»i* for fume, 'ss» outstanding,
Wdlt*r Lot hair (T tke i Marital t
of Moofetarul,
o r c ' o f the i
Jnd.'. I«
rated
ro pi *nii^iitr
»»
lads
cm th * L ilt lor ye.irSiiijr riptad ir Vp
I ti* rod y a m gave him a * •n n .ijly j ititio n.
puncK pt n'f »!.,■»■
When
“ 1 the
was
m
r r h flf l he n o :i fine I':
p la y ri except »h*.l r-\ v
lp p tn * 'd
one In 1 Into
|:i<t no *’ ' lt«’t
i»nii- tin
‘ 1* *+ml<
m> an
*
ittle
* -H fo r
____
.
ever to play a t
the All-America,
made it.
t hi * Kali, as the
string t*» .TJ and wrested
third successive |w*it.*e«aon
\ l nd L in e
'h .'lvvd
Bob
fo r
In , ivhde n fnj n more year and
j mum i*i I‘Ml*.
, iu
I Mi- 111 ■.iti11 tfivfnv out this year,
*days nr
\iph | vtr« h
fr J I•
t - e r
V’.i ' t i i
"1 ii.
j,, j
*hovfd
n
i Tmi *
ready
iriv p-ljAioiedly »G*pI '»*■ miiI\ e 'v vi d. ive th a t
«
1«—->■
inn was
Miiki*
»
io n ’ll
i^i-noratt*.
W httl
PmrlrtA
cl T>»y 1.)
If Preonlr.1 t%o
IrlorU* hi Ui« IIMOIY Jost , U r l>
d and | o o u ,llko ono o r i n , top
re yhoondi Of tile track.
. w i l W r r i i:\T K ib a
KjlUrt* RACE— F u l u r l lr ;
Lady Clown
I h i l l l n . Jam
K ll HoU
I Bandy clay
TOM, II K u y
1 Olldrd I t l n c ,
•lick I n n
| Afathiim
BTCCOND II ACE—P u l u r l l t : .
IKIrai Half a t Daily Doul.lal
n a r a t o a Hoy
t Aiui/ M-.ruok
JahRny nnian
« lrna Lurk
‘Hood l/>,n
7 F la m , (ilrl
Oo4 Larhlh
I Tap l . m n ,
n i l l t t l HACK—1-11 Mil,:
I Second Halt of Dally Donhla
Royal Clifford
I Parmiadtr
Molly Buck
• llamioy
J o i n \vhllahrad 7 Cllorloua pn-mlaa
Mlaa amyrno
I Don Hacker
tmUHTfl HACK—Valurltyi
Lltlla U l
I Jerry-a Nil,
Kkwa Duffer
« T ariff', uii.y
Ann Ka
t BiMamllnc I naalo
Tack Tartan
I Drain,r twin
K i r T I t, RACE—1-14 3311a:
Peppy H arbor •
( nrayr.
!ND HACK: KuliirHv: ilm , :»# «•»
PP n i l H r. Kin.
r t i l . f Cannon _ * 1 u I—«
i i t « r .-.r —
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II •
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ll.irtion Hay
S; I
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3 1 ,
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lla m a UuclJy . . . 1 1 1
I
Chlrf Cannon I
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V fk e
O ver fe r u N ebraska -lo re iffii-" K o llln r h
F r a n r i i (U S, d a |k J< rary 1 dm inn llm
INi'C ll o l (ill \tlili
C a lif . T l i i i
Clam r j
«a.s N il) rank s ’
firs t
l v a l a r a ChOIca
Ivpoy « lr l ---Cxclntlnn ____
PSiffk, Den ___
I ) a ,y , D*OB ___
3’mnli Buck
N'ctr tin ,. Hoa,
Decani
— ,—
d i ' i l n i Chair,
Prppy Ctrl 0 00
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l i e u t ( | , 3 SO; Littl*
title* ii i nn
3 0*: Enrcpllon Klot* Aist'h.ul
(]«>| il net Uiiiili
llorty Double—T-T ckOrf Couu.n- Jll|> Alone
Dcwlrrs Ckolr, H U M ,
a ioriviu |r<-s
Blt> Tli r W.i>
4TII ItACR: Fu tm liv , llm* J* 2*» Air Itrnjxi
1.
PP 4>ff Blr. Fin.
Army M
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Pnhw Hank
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KlnrWaruu * ?■»,
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7 I 1—h<1 5—t i
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Lucky OIasi
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Pawn Adah .
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3t
4 -10
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2 4 4
14
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s i t
Willie MU*
(tinner OM#a«
4 • :V
7—4
lin t Palin*
Fnfin On
s
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P now flank M in. « 44.
3 44; Ui
Ttmnl*
Pinna J i g 4.44. 2 c* Lucky tiianl Mike
Ft lo id*
S 40.
d i a l II* II
Il Deer
f*|fiesle Aiii
•Willie Mil
Pallor i Jo.
PH ftA rlB — F u tu rH y :
U t ile
iWrer C|»*l ft Mntiiy U n d l a Faun*
NINTH RACE
FUTURITV
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jColorful Crowd Syes
iOrange Howl Contest
tc •
di
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21
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JI W| - I4| #1MIIH
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I h*' Min in'.I Ji 1*1
frm n, w ith u 4»ii->ii.r ,I -- * filnv 1
nulltf n *1 l«y ii*’ *i f ft--it |M'li l*H i gt'lnw. m fo it Kjt!* 1
I tolrt s **d«i I-.1 lit I
j*’ 11** •. n il mi fIt** f in ,-I m a ly i i* I
ihei'«f Hu* i t mm h *I<mi I<I it*at th«‘ riu, tail I luue fin I Ml'}
la wnrtn n in ih .mIi t
l«*iiep team won.
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illy •idfar*u<l tin' Itu p D . »»»W I ili»»ed imifor-n - tionf
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C aptain llu n fr i « **"- f
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•*, w aif this t if in *f MIb h ---iind'
cam e w|i**n u • *n
’ *“ % f i r ' I touehd -iM’ Ji*hn* *m a jrerrm*»idloiitiy
* f Antrtu'un Leu*i»nn* -**
L*dac*4<t punta pul fJaorKrlow n
fim iYhed I*' ttil* • n i l ' i 4*f tin » id
i liolef arul D a n ■*■'.* im t l In ltu ‘:
Ii o>H tiea i imr it huge
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r *•• •••**■
i i hem ra m r li'itMtig in t
and
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1 ' the punt nn tin*
* The p o fli’ iip 1*111 at
•ana
M ill I re
|*| d i m Mir
Carl Wool r . i
( 'henilli*
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lovely
* .'*i *»ne tuiM*l, tin ! Jid in Y i if* l,i* ' Ir , f»d| mi ’ h* halt i t 11 ■
el ■ r>e, YV dim - It *s, Ylic-:h*ii
| ,o M ale*a He ?*InjT rp iarU tl*wo
* -111*i’l ly flitr.' wl.’Viv n-ril
l
Net e*.t*n t»eot ‘ rt m n nn* t
I . Ml
B o b ey
*d
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tlifted
Ml \ V I . J a n
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w ill - » r around 111 .- n rphidt -*•
I i yntda P-Uimd end t i ImpMi 1
•' ive, amt la te r pitched n :*l v** 1 fa re **» ,|»ie*l i l the s.-riiml ik*«
puul I li.H da B p
.wte l 'laiiipioi*' b t*
E r a lu re uf the ti ee liiip w ill h*
the lilu ln r *i ty-!op ti *fihy •» •
w ill* I he rhnfiipMiii iee*'i\ill*r l P in k y Wap her Tro p h y,
C hrm ltta report# lh*t If JOU J pnea to W alter <Y«lg eight n n 1-'
vrmp |T*cn TUKctnblc.s In a (lamp j lMint the Menrjretciwti guul
flolh o r p ip e r before plkrlnir
Je ffrra o n ami Tro\»e I n i '
them In Ico-boscs, they still **<• luitg etl the ( o ll w ith in n *■*nntj
Irp t rlrh in Vilnmlnt A ami C. ftia i o f the p ay-o ff
Other—Ur, vitamins are Inst will* l-'ftira the f ir s t o iia rte r end* *
evaporation of moiiUtre In tin- ■LTferaon mrha tit Tea I Ihrntieh i
|
Hifhwv) •! Leegwood
8 m IIm North of OrhutO*
tf(« U b U .
Rg P B Y P E R
Avenui*
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Mil! y d ,
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By FRED HARMAN
C tE W L U riQ O R W O i^ C
W O WRTUfA U S It)
s ‘C r T f O F G O L D " '
X -" mi
LEO i N >J<B I t
Hub: F i t , 1 EASt.PROMR RtiXR! - F E e s c r t f
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m cht. P h o a a « T T - F o r
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ft r f c t a a ,
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Ju st
1‘rints
I’l Ini krill l-lkln R«y«n. yrl. 09c ^
hie fo r | be tiiiirhrlown upd Kopm
I f ure, Miaali.'dppl Bln te's thud |
nt lnir ta ilb a c k , .-ante in to I n >j
’/• E l\ VJANT n o
OartUaa,
Sitrcads
ptt-«»|»«‘d Mi" l ltnngi* ll.*w 1 *i' *** 1‘
41—2
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- ..I * ' iitii there w rr nriythiivr f u11
itn*I|M * 'iiilo i a**-1 . f »i -Ai v .1 1
u hi u l the
Ko u th ein e iV
sr* <- t | St11 b UlilaV 1k•*j■ i I i * • 1 11
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the
New Y e a r v i i h
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tonn luhiwn.
» -♦
g n u I "1 progriMe +<i »•• h * t " 1
■
I I*hr Je fiV rro :i was th" i ' m*n*
Maraplke ....
I 4 a
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IP m -s in the ht3»‘ « r v ef *L* ’ »' *
flf-HniMV L„.fl. . t i t
*
(In Su utay, im *• ih -n Mil •• I
••did i.i.ichOn’ tiav»d*. | iro *I w ,*
4?|tr Jlkdae 4|il. ft 44. I.trt. Plot
nut ' tu liM-*
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i t fo r h is h ulk, .leffersn n • p t (he m iiion's
-»»• Nkyitnsirr ft.iw, 4 <••; l ’»un
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f - a ’aeaiR IJiil
1’roi her J aNh
r e i r s Noeclat
ta
I mil t*v lit Ii \ 'ini
fiMit I
fiir lb*" : rr*ml '* ith •nO-pnun I
the sa
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SsHllIt
t i 1*4 I'l'ltllWII r-rtlll' 14
m ii,i* fiiiitid imir i *
Y lrsn d K ief
k f 4 S ! 7 -'i
Lady l*awo*r 4^. 4 4 7
9
* II for A Poa • 4# I,4n. f «4| *'*•** k
ee land J J I : . l t ; j Pn*ohy P ^ n t r
law.
T
h r
t o n i g h t s a l l -s t a r f e a t u r e
'**
I l.i 111 D ill, i |i r iv i'l
•n
t"i*
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iielr f i i s l i
t\\ y a n lr I
SLflp 1‘iltafll* i i mt :?a Jif *
V |()fjrf * r. pia.
,of Picking Winners
la 's !
1 .Mtnnfiiril'a I n d i a n ' yra nml
:i pall m l . r,
i ml lit et*
u*il d*’s. ]
win I ho*
ninth :o11m*' I *| e H| '* I • I f T>lk11k| 11
ah uv«»- ;
t mimp l»\ I I I
/ I , f,
Ihm ernwrl *•f ‘iTt. 1< 1 • Inwilny '
l*|i uk If
I low nr. Mil
lltiriv |4«ii*!'
Ida WlMror.l
I .»ID|* 1*1*I*!
Flower to* } i*
p p e ll n * Mi*
F*f# • J a , . l.c>» 4 "*• punk
44} | ^ l M U r. ..aft,
fl'i.y
m il
MIAMI. Jan. 2 gjiinldr- Mlsskaaippi
•■;ill ti :itu I :inri d •\* *
1 urhthiw'
• t ;i v I *-.'o *'* *••*!*
I 'rnl Dill i I- ’Ift 1CI1 h
IVol r it e
\ l,,r h
In-ire
I’j ' s i l r M ,
tQUrlu]a>vn,
(M rntmakri
1 a r c Pell' I
i. In til of
Mississippi Slate Captures Ninth
Annual Orange Bowl Lame
LCbolc* -4 Balmy n«rulerj iloou
JT Raw
7 UI m Yanso’V . Turn
• .Afkbyr
ft Well Paid 1 lilpcli
; BACK—t - H fttlle:
1 Allen
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a
look/
rrfe a n o t e ,
A L L R IG H T ..
sfw rj
B O O M ' I'D KNOW
THAT WRITING
AN VW H ER E /
M an
W F t 'J L .M l?
T H P .p - '- s '
F O L U D V l ' B h ^ H kOOVf V O W
IWE.'f
P lJS H -T H E rtlM i
T A C K V A O S'iE'l fA U C rt — / J , ™
F A e t t f ? THAri M E
J .f j m
•— . CAN) V 4 A L K t
11 O K I
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LD , 8 A N FO R D , F L O R ID A
P A flE S E V E N
• led a piece
long
riimirh
. f i t J J Ifn,
fix n I , ' . ,
Suffridge Is Local
l»oy Who Made Good
around -T il l
i„ , ............
Mt’UlM I »Si*’ ll*. r • V.. |.| i,
KNOXVILLE, Term., J i n . 2—
noAi» b lffd (rouble in ihat i
1/1 *1—Kor two y t i h injuries m m l
gord-Orlando
talUS*
M n aa taat yea*. * 7
teum
n a lg M wte price fa r a
* ■ IM M i l race, an .
a s aa^tu nstdrs
x ."
on to pre
• • th a f l m t rod o f a
*• rgton. flo g . Dally
f c r two atrmlght night*
•!* ? elM* “ win. place
iubn
v o » m M m n
u h j
| .
• f the ican o r woman wh
prise the squad.
If It ia Wolta who la cal
It was on* night raeantly,
n
s s s s v a r^
HW k « a W d . BLyrar-oftl
hla IT-yegr-old brida, Mr*.
Ky., here shown f outside thai
meals outdoors. *
iLSpSii u f f a a
. GAINESVILLE," Jan.
i —Re.
rent heavy ralne — Tit* flret In
Aearly three months In some Io
cs IIlira — have * resulted In a
marked - / Increase In
farm ing
boro*op*rating for
fc tirity in Florida daring tha
past fortnight, recording !» ra .
M p a rj;
ttK :
-
a-elaek.
wlU
be
~ i
« ;
the
af^*tha ^ateady-going
e S ^ d ^ 1* J" * lehtaR.
greyhound*
m
S ‘£ &
s w
- x ;
• BaaSy Clay
T Ollft-g Prince
_ . * , Aberdeen
I Aady Mervck
£*•
*/ r f c e ^ r l
W C N -a-j! S?r.:K",rIfJiJf •» Dally Double
llffeed
( I',ra under
'•head T Olorl.ut premise
• .• * !3 5 « 2 5
T Blreamllne Laaala
-
* ,kof ,
» Orayc*
...............* R a d ar Tariff
» Oovemor Jim
J*b _
I Barn J a tk a e n
Proper maturity of eltnia and
growth of winter vegetables were
delayed, while planting artlvitlw
ware at a standstill as farmers
jeekad hopefully at tha skies and
betlfalad to put In now crop* un
til there was more molt lure In
.the land. Rargeg and woodlands
wars brown and tlmbtr dry. BBS
w u * h*v,n* difficulty.
In getting enough grass. <t ; '
Oenarous rains which t i i i a a
*WB, ba/ogg CWstmB*
changed tha picture, however, «nd
~rF ^ W
t f
J l t a e y -------------- |
i
Kaaeaa ftaager
t t
D.r.t"r D e e n ----- i
a
»—|
I—M
«—na
«
a
■Nek i l k a ___ i
Durhen Boy ._ I
Highland noil .... a
Hope* Buddy
|
Csaaen
ISCfe—r a t a r l t y :
“ lChief
aa. S
S* 4.00;
a aa. I,
Jitney
4.(0,
• Balling Jam
Dor
portB recslred by tha Htata Agri
cultural Exten* ion Bcrv Ire.
While oowa coaxial lection* re
faired fairly good* rain* aovetal
kragfca ago, rrooa
In many
countlra wrra aufforlng from lack
of moisture until tha ruin* which
cam* just before tha Chriitma*
season.
Btlg
ftftoW a favorite* are British
m anagrm rnt ‘ tutu
m e a te the**lag location* q u a lity . ra lly fru it
•object to ha tarda of laU moat profit*ole.
and are planting improead
tomday ActlylUe*
W
U B - L . -------
n o e a m u r --------r t •
R»a x .— c— a i t
The dray iU ale—eerelrh .0
IlfD nACK: r u t e r l i y ; t lta , :>• | . |
«nr-room shanty.' t h e y .cook their
Heavy Rains Boost
nttmt o f this sub.
n of Uetora* an
— H
italn p ro d u rtlati'b iH y uytland ( t o w art a to adopt-
IIPITFT *
, who la Captain WatfV* flret
itmaOL But ,l» can be any one
••I* to keep Boh Suffridgp. one of the
n e a te s t guard* ever to play a t
I rn n u w f, from the A ll-nm erice,
t ot thin year hr made It.
m every p a n e thi* Fall, aa the
V !>- tan Ih rir tegular season vk-.
in y airing to .12 and —ratted
'heir lliinl aurcraaivc pint.araaon
«l invitation, > iiffri, Ige, an•thrr Knoxvillr hoy whs atayrd
lioim’ fur fnmr. waa outstanding.
A ind knee ahelvrd Roh for
lulxle in hla •> phjittorr y rar and
again in Itl.'tn.
T ie em m d game out thia y rar,
ufftidge ahnwrd he waa ready
ny nlmnnt single-handedly atop.
me the only power-drive that
I hike
roiild
generate. When
M IT g»t up. the Rliie Ilev Ila
a e le through.
Mia >.ia feet, IPO pounds ian’t
t died for the pro football game,
although tho P ittsburgh Steclrra
elaimcd him In tha d r a f t
Kennel
A. Highway 17, 10
mt Sanford.
Over f t r a Nebraska acora goes Fullback
Vlhe Franel* (38, dark jrraey) ilurinp tho
Rom #5*1 UH with HtanfoH *t pAtailnm,
Oaltf. TM« waa Nebraska’s flrat and next to
i n D RACK: | . |
turhdown, a* Stanford'a Indiana scalped
rnhu.krrx, 21.to .Id . o th e r player* tden.
ore I’rle Kmatnvlc (17) and Stan G r»ff
bidh of Stanford.
neater* Chair*' _
J ^ p p r fllrl ....__
K s r n tl o f l _____
Coffee D e n ___ _
I h i n Dean
_
r m a k B u c k __
New Bag. Itoe*
Devaat ^___ .
Doaltra Che led
I’eppr Olrl ft.(a.
Uaonateu
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Be l u r k , t i e . j to. l i e . I.itu,
Rip A»k. A»o, Kauny um ru 10 Jn
(T il
Amy
u n it
11ACC. f u turity, time ,ai
r>ii n—i
(faa ’ ,’1’ u—f•*>H,r
true k a rv- a * ]
J _ kt,
4TII RACK: f i t l i r U i t llm i :J1 | . |
GUorfoua Bey
Nl# The Way .
• a n - B eak
•te e * J a g ___ f
Army Men !(.«(, - « •
flurkaroo ( *1. ft *(, |i,
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4 (
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ik e w B ask it. eg, i n .
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TTM BACK. !• II Milt, i
WIHI* Mil* . . Fr, ° i '
IU# nailer —
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kleit* J a g AM. ( ft*; Lucky 01**1
Mississippi State Captures Ninth
Annual Orange Bowl Game, 14-7
MIAMI, Jan. 2 —(A*)—A *harp.
il.eoting Mi**i«*lppi Stale fool
b ill team hangivl over a pair of
first.hxlf touchdowns* and thru
etaved o lf . Tirorgetnan’* dr*.
peratlon vmneback In win the
ninth annual tlrnniir Rowl frothsll
r u n e by I t tv 7 Ix-fore an oveiflow crowd of 36.101 Werlnexlny
The Meroon*. nnlieatvn
hut
lied rnoc during t’-e regular *cn•on. '.locked a punt for th rlr first
l9itihdown and »wcpi oi ya*d*
for the i rental x ith 2fln.|>nunt|
BillvJ Je.'friron loading the »«•
•suit.
■'’s f . f Arm* .. t » (
«
'W 'llri Mil* M S*, ft t». (.1*
•aiw r tt* . iM jK k ti , rir* ;
STH RACl ru tu rlty , fin,- , | ,
s—,
PI* Off air. i
g H F t t o --------- i i i_ i
raak t* .., . —, — i > »
Georgetown ci.inr roaring hark
In the second hnlf to travel JH
Van's in feur play*, with Julie
Konhlap* pitching aim nulnly
renponxihle fur the toiiehdowxi. and
fell Juit *lx yard* *hnrt of an
other score that n ight have tlrrl
up the genre.
Tho break* went againit Ge ’tectown, with a 62-yard pa** play
nullified by one of freunenl non.
.J O S S S T O W .
Hurrv!
the fourteenth paint.
(!e igrtnw n l^gan to pick up
steam liefore tl-e Irnlf, moving 2','
yards once and 2ii again, hut
d id n t r rt beyond
Mississippi
State 37.
The llnyn* *»nml the first time
they gut their hands on the all
In tho thud iiunrter. however,
in a ivm aritkllr Mirgc that r;cked
the Maroon* to their heel*.
A holding penally »,t Mi*.i*«ip.
Ol M ste bark ........... one. and
Johnson • punt rolled dead on the
Itrirb rr
Tow els
lion >iHsli,
OQt*
border r, f r Z d
llo ld r r M
larehed
full
/’LAtoto'Jts' fgmnua , j.hoys, Jklfer. '
itom amt If/rvey Johnson, nut.
loss |*|ilOil!
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Mlll|
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'f hxiii. ' m ,i , K sni.oih.
tin
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/ g\
11 m I
w B %
Nnlinii-ii ill*, i'illnw (Ti.mpk
17c
Nalion-uylt- Sht'cllng, yd. 2.1c
Nn I inti o nlo Tubing, yd.
18c
IViuo Sheets
Colorful Crowd Sees
Orangre Bowl Contest
MIAMI, Jan. 2
»*>— The
35,101 spectalur*
king the
Orange R .w| stailn
yesterday
provided almost «,
■ich rolor
ns the Mississippi
ate
and
Geergetown football
Thlrty.odd bands _ .r .
.
to h rian t (»ne and blue skies and
A warm *un made ■ perfect »et-
Nnbun-Wide Shcnts*
I*'"*"'...... ..
m" 1 k
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tjmilityl
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In** t)»
M
c o rn C umC!» 21c
" tubing yd. 22c
llirtlrscyr lllu p cra
h*i>lt mii«I ul»- il for,
Norlicnl. •J7*‘ J Q C
litinnirtl
4 J
Nijtiwi r*» I
Crib H p r n d a
MattreBB I'ada
Crib HU nkrU
T erry B ib.
1,00
lie
UK
3»
‘(fnnlly harassed (he llnyaa, suf.*''
■ to tin g llrelr : tren d I'rfra t In threa
ytors.-,
'
A guard, Captain H unter f'-oe-
TELEPHONE
o f Picking
111
^N IG H T S ALL-STAR FEATURE
NTH R A C K — F U T U R IT Y
— '■
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»i I BBvtf ( M a lm o 0 1 « (4 . .
•area mtoy d o llan a year oo
l
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nir jitoito.
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RESOURCES
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Fixtures* & Building ime
I ^1 “ J . * - . i TV. * Z.A
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liern, rvaa the hero of Mianiaslppl
Rtale'a first touchdown. Jnhnavna
woll.plared punts put Genrnetown
in a hole and IMnicia tries! to kick
t u t from hla end time,
Corhcrn earn* teaiing In to
block the punt on tho goal lino
with one hand, ami John T ilpsrn,
n taeWer fell on the ball in the
inn z)nl.
>viimir ll?r»,
end
rrne. Wilbur
Dec*, Mi«Rl?sip*
Misslsaii
pi 8 U ( ta UocMnjr quiirlrH urk,
. .I to to k tore M l* . « (» i.1*: Ju'ik* prom ptly from pUcemcnt
Jabt» l i t , I I I ; | ^ a n N f f r o S M.
Kot ereti (Iro rrct i* n * moat arRACK; l-tfl ihibi limp m i . | cltrtl rupporten, however, r-»ubl
rU lm Ihtr* w»« anythin;: flukry
tha Sou thrr m-rn
MClMIll
Flaatl* VkvSusi*^ I f ;* (
y_-j^ tibout
touchdown.
Big Jefferson was the engineer
At Mlnslislppi Flat*'* smoothly,
ullsd machine travelrd goalward.
Fast for his bulk, Jefferson »ped
■* B i p k n y ) M t a « M
'im tkW O rtu*,
BED ARROW
r,ft
Ma l Iren e
I’rfitc c lu r
Koi Mioo Ur
1
root fort!
ft Yd*,
Chenille
Spreads
('h c cn c rlo lh
Miami Will Have
- M idget Car U atcs
MIAMI, Jen. 2 Mian i,, H ag>er Fpeedwav I’ark. hnine „f Ihe
midget euto laee*. tin >w» wldo
a a lr t Kjtulay nlglit 1 1 ivrlcmne
the New Y rar with one of Its*
greatest programs of m id grt tuto
race* In the history of th r sp irt.
Oh 8uidsy, more than 30 of
the nation's outstanding pilots
will scar around th e.asp h alt su r.
fare In .jucit of the second an*
*u*l ITorlda Slate fhempionahlp.
Feature of the Reeling will bg
the titular sixty.lap trophy race,
with the champion recelvlfvt th (
Flaky W agner Trophy.
G immI i|iialilyt 1
White.
'
Thickly tu fted
•I e a I g n s <n
eolol*. Mono,
lonea.
t
1 AVenue*
Belle Ittlc* Muni In
Ulearhed and P h C
unbleached
Q yd.
H onor* M iulln
Finer quality I Q (
Useful! yd.
.. 9
prints. F a s t
color*. 86**.
Cushion Dot Prim ilia . <1*
Rayons yd. 40c.
Hilnes* had suspension bridge*
built of Iron chaina ccnturlra i m .
By FRED HARMAN
H U R ff
MR-RYD
-tU'-mAiL.QAMHSI
. VJiJAT’LU
l VJC D O ?
fbU O W ’&FV
____
1 >
WELL,
r.
�K IN . U Me.
!»• * ■• •
*« to »«.
Orel# «|.U.
CAIN.7SVIU5,
Ju
3—In*
a&
S S TA tU n S
National Bank, B. 0 , Chase of
a ® * * ? ? ® # b- *••
■n’s x . v r w r s
to n d jn g w .r s Bw.d»n wHk elx,
SrettaN l with two, G ermany Wltk
lw i\ Bohemia wHk two,- Norway
with i n e and England with one.
Y«non*r the sU tea Florida had
the largest num ber o f ftp re se n .
Uthreb with 14. O ther atate*
ware oa followai
a croup of youngsters.
■Judgt Ware, Conaly ’Judge,
aaid he wae happy to attend cno
that thin wrai one of tho beat
Pioneer M rvtingsho haa arar
NfT)#
.Mr. Wilson, City httortify; ol
Sanford, declared that thla yaar’i
procram at Pioneer’s Night wai
| a flno one, wed carried out, aao
th»‘ Wrybcdy fcoyed U.
1 Mr. 8haron UId1 the • pioneer*
that much credit la dbo them for
developing thla eectlow and that
tha young peoni. could take a
Icaton from their afforto la
building for tho fnture.
Owen Kelley, ago ■, ehower
the makings of n ilrat claaa
hlmeelf to hr
trooper, proving himself
be
not e n ly \a . varteUto mnUcton
^ W d iK r tf iS K
that ai thought now cnl/ 18 years
oM,••ha. would bb Able to come
day sit among that* asms group
of nlonoers.
*» .
Tho danclna of M'aa Ee.lyn
8U)m of Sanford, .bird • Peggy
Hcwell. Betty Bono Ball t o t
Maryann Palmer wf Lake Mary,
took the house by.atorm.
’
’ The Hawaiian Music by guitar*
l«t%:I*acllto Garrol and Dorii
NJahlren. Lake Maty gIris,*, wae
a pleating surprise to 4ha audlenee
The song hit of the evenlnp
was < by Jean Kiahray, a child
••pger of Sanford. The muele of
ths seng. “B&m t hr Amarlea*'
was ,mn"*W(| bT Harry Waster
e I*t"< H«rw hob,* and Ik e .lm p
by Wilterd CnniMViv cf Sanford
Frank Ka^l who far manr
waere eras Sheriff >of Orangv
»ou"ty. and ek i^ to eiltM a M rs
hood dare In the tak e Mary fee*,
tlnn, wee greeted by many frtofea.
ride plant*.’
to
o w » *' PannarU
/ania •!, New Tort «. Kentucky
k
d, Virginia 4, Indiana
k NomS Carolina a, Iowa »,
M abafiTtt, MichWen 8, New
jlampfrtra I , MaaanahneetUe I,
Wiscotfen f , Mianeeeta I, Tin*
naaaee*!, Maine 1. South Carolina
I, Arknnaaa I, Maryland 1 and
OUT o r
•fell. and ’truck at- Pcntaoola,
Jaikronvllle, -Writ Palm Bench,
Guitars, Lucille Gar* Fort
Laoderdtlr, Hlaml, X*y
Don. SJoblom.
t ? West. and Tampa.
r tha program light
Other salient features of Plant
M n ^ th e r y n
Percy, Plane
Board activity during the past
year, at brought out by Dr. New.
H. T.^ Clause, Florida Cowboy wars present , their
aD, Includrd: ,.
B on n
dresses, places'of bir
_ Inspect Ioo o f 70,881 colon let of
Alfred JCIfif, Talk.
are as Mlowst
bees In 3,114
apiaries in S3
w.M .i.A«5r
Mlea *& enda Anderson
Mrs. Bfety-Betts
•
Address >
Sanford
NO CORKAGE .
'
1
Uka Mary,
|
Cltrua Haights, Fla.
Sanford.
Sanford,
Charles J
K. J. Ct
A. Chori
Mrs. A.
C. E. C
Mrs. C
A 0. C
Mrs. A.
Mrs. W.
R. F. Ci
sas--lorponlng
Chdrpenlng
Clausa
. Collins
M r a W ' b o i .l a a .
W. V. D u n
Mrs. W. V. Dunn
M. T. Caseedy
Mrs. Abble Elite
Frank Evens
Jno. D, Evans
W. P. Field.
Mrs. W. P. Fields
John Heaton '1
T. R. H iggins1 '
L M. Illmee •
PraparatJcn and distribution
•twoet of culture, of red Aether-'
a fi? .. ,u."5“
•"<! colon lee of
Yjidalto todyteettos to hundreds
a s f f i g S K 'J r i i :
Japanese Mistreat
J American Marines
‘
F. MaaUIlan
«. T. P. MacLallan
T, McLain
if, J. T. MaUfat
». f . F. McMillan
^
»c h u o c
cud
King
Lagartjul.t
re. J.W. Man
S L MInshew
*, A. E. Mann .
T E L E P H O N E WW
^Raeutorvnnd periodical Inpec*
‘•.Pr^ T ‘ Imporiaticn uf^to
W. Men
*«MOOTH A S GLASS”
of A aricslture.
f e
w
PITTSBURGH
PAINTS
eL-I?le
Us^f1 / OVntt *»"»"»«•
atonsrs, and tha S tats Department
• "••
w ■i •
PICTURE
FRAMING
.Elaine Edgar, ”Snn Glri" #f
Miami's Orange Bowl Jamboree,
here weare the flrm oTM fn^ttm
wore In the proceeatoH along Bis.
ayne Boulevard New Year's Eve.
The gewn to featured by a long;
tkkW itting bedtoo of IrideeSoat
pink and blus palllrtUt, and tho
bouffant pklrt.ls made of sections
Inspection of thousands of acres of pink and blue tulle. *
n e llr v i aid other fruit pUntlnga
end groves and agricultural planU
Tha malt oatrich often weigh*
fl Vutemrl i
"Tsatributton of 1,000.000 pounds
®L
bait to 8,800 farm.
*r* . *" 1* counties, to control
mole erkkats. This work wae
done In cooperation with tho U. a
Burrau 6f Entomology and Plant
.r.h‘f hj>f°»Wed the
b^t. University «f Florida College
8 & S * T-
North
P A"
PnotH'CTB I
Resilvered
counties. As bets a re subject ta
destructive diseases, apiary In.
Ptctlon la necessary to protect
tola Important Florida industry.
Numerous N orthern
beekeepers
h p e been shipping (heir hires to
Florida In wiator during the past
•N ry m r e .th u a making <r.-mt|alan
o f this phaee of Plant Board
necessary.
Birth
New Ha
3V K R— P O P U L A R PRICK S
(
$TAT*
S
f ^ 5 5 tSSHm
and Evelyn Stile*.
U i» -^ O a n rc — D r.v e -In S e rv ic e
‘
|W$ri?£r
Dub uoo,,',• rcjr
j i h c n w a . O n. t»na |Or t*
OiJAjraata. i w c n t . u .. if i j i m a
T A N p n n tn w t i w cra te | | ee. *
rJ J n Ti_ •*»»■ Crete ’eaei J
wftk which we
wo do n
not
r ew 'IS K
ndtk
o t'n
B arvB -Q
2*". »‘e- •
■ s n z T /a & s to
n w r-w tw fe
D c lu ie HI ail I n f ' Hifek
T-Bonen and PrUd
P’
He q n u .
ti e r ,
poitlbM.
ta be Inc
»ftit Hit} FATMa by air frcm
-If* countnea. Plant Board
iftton checked pianta and
it producta In beggags of
Mm.- Lila Howell
iwjrs
Unil
HATEAtf*'
nun
Flo-
CeraUaa
71
p e i p i n o , china, j a a t
- ° o i . Alton R T u m ag s.
New Y erU fT r! ?• “ ™, f *• he preparing to da.
Md. Brooklyn. N. Y. « m anda formal apology from the
f y toewtod maltreat.
m « t e f five marinea after a oa.
H m
Im C H
ftotoa offletola <U.
«My«d that all f(vs were held
l^few ru and that four of Urea
Injured by Japanese re a.
u*
PO H K M Y E R .
Shoulders
]b. 12Vic
lia n a bar ^
*
BACKBONE lb. 15c
PIG SIDES ,1b. 10c
�r
r
S e m in o le
C o n n ly
P rw foen
M ure F r u i t A m i V e p e ta b le n T h a n AO*’
S im ila r
A re a In
F lo r id a
SA N FO RD .
S TO CAPITAL
[embers Of Two Bod
ies Meet At Noon
For First Session;
• Moet Are Veterans
F L O R ID A .
F R ID A Y .
JA N U A R Y
3,
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d
1941
Cabinet Setup
Violence
Of
Is Changed By
Premier Pietain As Ireland Is
‘Appeasem ent’ D i r
ectorate N a m e d ;
B r i t i s h Penetrate
Bardia Stronghold
1 'ir ’vi
NUMBER
111
War Increases
Bombed Agaih
Soldiers Armed With
I«mis Shoot At A tti'ii'kers Overhead;
Sea IMipe; Planted
GREEK KING VISITS R* A. F. BASIC IN GKKKU
Investigation Of
Defense/ Planned
.
(ardilT Attacked
Hy Nazi limn hers
VSl Inquiry To Be
It. A. I'. Raids Dutch
Town During N ight,
Nazi A gency Staten
Made By Committee
Of Senate,-House
k ' .H » V
Ja n .
.t—
'ttla.-f
l(m*rTrll
'•"la* he - » » .end.
I
ll«pkin -i, fn r .
■" i nl rammer r r . In
r,r 1<» In lie h i. per.
le v i- n U IK r n r,i|| ,
i.vadnr lx .elected
* fc W lr
t>
the
i m r w a it
•........ Itumlilug
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 _
9— T h e A w C o r u r r m . U k -
\i over frwn lU reconlpr«dee«gsor the task
arm ing A m erica, m e t . to-
/ , H1 M stmoaphere made
■WW Wr «t**i intarnatlon-
Interesting Stories Lie Behind
Old G lassw are A t Antique Shop
If you rv in I hi? mood for starlea, th e rr arc many interesting
one. cnnnreletl with I lie diaplay
« f nlil gla.aw arc, Jewelry and
.buttons nl llir antique .hop on
Park Avenue opera led by Mr. anil
Mr*. F. II. Sandberg anil Sir,
and Mrw. V. I! Shelkry «f New
A aye cl e l d is tr ic t conference of York State.
Defense Gasses,
i District Meeting
*
To
Held Jan. 7
sea U su al aad a g ric u ltu ra l teach,
ra a t M i n i F lo rid a w ill he held
e re t a n . T to make fin a l araagahlauta l o r tha Pre-em ployis a t Dufenee In d u .lr y C Ia .e e .
f t * Ptartad J a n . IK , scco rd ln r
i Al*U J ehu*on, local director o f
•" mw Tlpemr. of Geergla, and the
. MOMayy Affaire Committee head.,
^R»pr**#ntatlva May, of
i
f <v!m*en said hie ezamhiatlon
• t o l d cover the pragma of N»y*t Air Corps exnanalon, ship.
Mbtlnu. ronatractlon of .here
HUbllahroenta. preductlan of arand he**/ gun* and
i f Um« tabu far comnlatlng
I program. He cemferred ***ffmy with, Re.r Admiral Robio*>- chief of the Fureeu of
n i'u lr n l
Ir e la n d
'UNiril (o ilu v
113
i>laiu‘s
ra id e d
Stodent* have b e n reei.tering
with Mr. Jo)|aeon fo r the rise*
Jn mechanics end Hleacl engines
This cleat w o rt Include. InatrarUon In. the rare and neainU liuurr
of automobflaa, trucks and tr*<ct*rm. T h e n la •till room for aevejul more students In tha r la ..,
Mr. Johnson said,
t
Men between the ages of 11
and 16 may re g l.te r for tlw r la ..
by conUctlng Mr. Johnson a t the
Seminole lf|g h (Whool 'F a rm .
Oe**** are arranged a t th* time
mo«* convenient with th . pupil.
<w» E nrinearlag.
May Veld,Ma r-unp would can■a .wdth the War - Department
> effect and ewe*** e f the
wy*» v r a u , what Ikpr har*
»e with the money they have
wired, and -h a t pregreai I*
lag made, -W e want to get
dr answer I* Hitler,’? he.add*
fV ju J.
VIn den . e d f hie tjgmmlttae
inned la work a t to* speed fe r
meal moatha. In th e Interim
« « beep In .c o n ta c t with tha
ra) hleh command, m eal e f
t e n aatlm atad the am ount
about I1K A 04. '
COTTON ACIUUCB CUT
WABHINOTOH.'Jen.
(A
—T h e A f t M l j r a i ^Ad|u»tm<
A d m lnliU m U on T h n r * d a y i
e tm H
I M l etnta cotton so
age ellotmcnte te W ta g tdJWJ
name, e radactUm of *T1^
•opa from IN *??ha aerwege .
Additional VUitorB
c For Season
Thin in Ihe S a n d b e r g '. f i r .l
viall In Kanfniil. but Ihe Shrl
k e y ’" a re
nlil-limera.
They've
been remind here far .eve n year*.
Doth own antiipje nhrpn ip New
York, Ihe Raiullierya tn T e n . ,
w ands. and Ihe Shvlkrya in Wealfiald. T h l. I. Ihe flrat time that
a n y p a r t nf the Rlielkey'a col
lection h»» hivn brought down
f a r the w i n t e r .
-VMi. Sandberg, who Jiaa been
collecting gl*MW*v* Tor over
IK y e a n , ran pick up almoat any
of th* varlad piece, and relate
a atnry about It.
“Taka IhU one for ln*tance,“
hr ..id . It wai a low v.ne nf
many colon, nomawhat rearm ,
blinr marble. “It la called ‘end.
of.the day gta.a.' Many y ear,
.g o , cl.n.blow rfa a t the end nl
a d ay ', work uaad to take all While ReHignH F
the yln.n left over In the d lf fn .
British Aid (
rn l vala, pul them together, ami
make whatever cam* to mind
f t r . t That It the Ttaaon you . r e 1
all three different c o lo r."
Thr living room and dinme
iiHim nf tha couple.' Jiomr m
filled with all type* of early |
American glaaaware, M>m» odd,1
aome beautiful, all intere.tlng
{
Mr Handbaig moved about th e ’
room, picked up a large silver j
n o r which
retem blrd
.liv e r,
“Thl. In railed illver A stra." he,
pointed out. “ About 150 year*
.g o , thnwi who couldn't afford
real -d v rrw tra would get crock. I
ery, .m l apply ellvey to I t To-'
day thi» ellvrr luatre war* la H. S. Plane Engine
more valuable than altvrrw aro'
itself On* article
with
th«| Contracts Announced
handle broken ' off sold fur ISO
in the North recently,"
One way of telling the period
of e p ie c e .o f glassware, Mr.
Sandberg aiplalDad, la U look at]
the bottom mf - It. where
th e 1
“pontll mark"
la. When
the
■ la., waa alii I warm, the glees,
blower form erly , would 'knock
off th* e n d am t leave a rough
spot on the bottom e f glass**,
vase., or other articled.. Later,
u I>iiiilui. (bp cap*
'•Ii Iu t s w ith rif le s
• a t la c k c r.i o v e rKing Georg* II of Greece (second from
1* shown with Briliih and Greek filar*
i ic e K m nun Do
■<11v c a lled a se f Iin i .«trir (»*t u mid
Top Scores Go To Only 7.*12 Limise Sanford Citizens
Tags Sold llerr;
Appointed On ]
Law Officers At
Deadline Jan. I
Governor’s Staff
Informal Shooting
uffirers
of
Ihe
law—
rune (it m i g h t
in minister his
m< 11 MltnTigs were
i mmi" 1i ! i»[ L ir e in str u c t*
• i-- <1 i f i . i i i t - in B e rlin
mi « ii< i g rid protest**
m i m ' i g vrriiiHfiit.
F o u r U i i i h I. >'fi i l o n o r - j
W olfe Shoot* Score
Or 97 At Rapid
Fire And 25 Yard*
7 Krrr
u -m 1 1
mi
i n
ium
I'
in '
iS.tmpflj
11 in vel, Mull (if B t l t f in ,
• in ill* Kir *urf«<J to »
w||j
•i , . 'Itsiut* iu Gottoan
It. -I .it ltic big coal
r-iH tf'
V'lih**, yMWr
mi
■
—Toppod Ihe irn rrta at in infnr. n*(i
m*t »ho't held by the Seminole
T
Gun f liih ym teH ay afternoon at r,HI
Bi range tin ihe takrfrorit near
Ihe Hotel Mayfair
T hr nffirer .•* were Patrolman
p
A C. YunnaII) nf Orlando, %%ho I tug.
hot a l»N will. n Sft p'.alol; Pa.
H diTiMii Ja-per Wolfe of IIowey,
tn wMh a 2it putnl. and Chief
of Police Buy YVlItiama.
with
a »38 Ned Smith, aecreU r/ of
ihe Cun Club, dtaenhed Mi
Wolfe’a AhcMihng a* an “eicellt nt act r#*. Ninre it waa made
»l rapid fire from 26 yard* pt
Jim We Mi a m anuther high
tirminfijf f'niirith m<11
Merer with a Oft, and J M. Tap
Bi ttl# |tll-<liCtJ
' i l l made a 06, Another viaiter Spe»«.r,l I,
»i the .lit,nl w a. A I, ll.m m otid Iie.l T ueM|*y with „,| , )
of E u.ti*. al.o a State highway in ibe parade. K.l«»i,l
p.trnlm ati
,
»> i i r t a i y „ f ij,,. ,
The t il' ot held ye.lerday «f I ummeice, aunnunre<l i
.irttMin w.a not . regularly.
I III, .e r iln u * , f a ,,,,..|
1., hedul*bd one, Mr. Smith « * re t, IV w ill l „ I,
plalaed. but w v e r.l mrmbe,* of aifrlitinn n f l|i»,e i l l . ,
the club " J u .t got togrlher’’ and in.i.gtiralli „ fr.livili,- . w
triad not their .kill. A .hoot f l r t y b e . i l .
a„.
,1
owe h ell Ihe day before. New Ibrniitfh Ibe r., u iie > y
la e r 'a llav, In give burineum eo anil Cn. M r. Htgglnp jti|i 1 « r|
who u.ualty cannot leave their
office, an opportunity to compete.
Commenting on the p ra g m a of McCIcIlnnd Elected
lb* Beminule Gun Club In the
T^wnwend President
past v r .r , Mr. Smith declared
that "Ihe fiun Club I. attract
J F\ McrielU».,|
11el t, t• I
ing much favorable attention In
orrpident of the T o w n itm l c l.«|.
Central Florida and 1. receiving last
night ■( the rrgtijfit mif iMn
many compliment* on it* efflrmait anrl orderly program , and Iwld *1 the fTourt (fuel •
fMher o f f ir r r * r l r r l r i l t .* m m .
no tha expert m arkim an.hlp it la
during the ( mining yr*u
u< 11
developing
“T he fart that wkill In ahoot. W, I Hughey, vlcr pm sidcni VV
log cornea from much practice H Hughes, second vice p » .- i.t i.,i
and regular attendance at club M r*, J A WIHIama, m t r H a n .
rkins Services
To Be On Sundsy
m ilitary
i< • fi i Mini ah "pr«!para«
<oiiAUl«ntly good d w t e r *
n<wU la evidenced by sevarel of
thd Hub's beat sboolara who
■tartod with dlecouragtagly low
acorse a few month* age but who
now-romoar* favorthty with th#
beet marksmen In lb* aectlon of
the Slat# Th* clab U Justly
preud of Its belief that It la
rendering a worthwhile service to
Central Florida. Visitor* from
other communities era elway.
welcome to l ho weekly shoots
every Thunder, and n« chayge
la gnada fer them.*!
Rrr* Thursday will be "guest
dap.- Mr. Smith announced, whea
rag| member ef tha dub U ramipried to bring a friend to the
lit ill It
"!•
I h <- Bo m b in g
'll* »nuniil ntvmtion o f
-*•1.1 I....... .
m part of
ary Ii»f.n1f*n;int < i»l- i
Mr* Martha If o f f r H
gnd J tj, Khsron, Sr,,
reader
M r*
h..iiii.e-i * i HintJf! freih
•
*t M I*«i« it mg port o f
■n K i Hi l i rr m a n j r ,
i». i. »\ ii liiuntiFit in a
i i .ti i
vt. neHiiml Ire-
♦ • .»«! H t U - if il fiv e
’ I I« •>. iu \ illiftg twn
u lllrill ft ii 1i I •let n 11JilT
"n mumph lilting’ !h«
r Oigl.unl
Mil. »i a lir*l nn
l?
*I*|e* .1. I let “.I flight
I «, . -| hied || par a rli uiit
mu nr Ihf <"iploalTf«
h It ■vIi tf’ ir iio r y ,
In-
IMil.lit. iilnirh whrr«
I.
.lif.l. hut they
li •I'puii! i.f thr magnetic
i..,h)l,',t Herman and
w.iiDinir' tbit if the (inlt* li,,.,Id iiflempt to UP
.ii f r tto- htiipinent of
•id,.' I,, lii , r i*iri. both IraI il,, l nitrd Slate* might
iH.*lv,'h "(.nr (n fare with
I du al Rchidcnt'H
Grandmother Die*
I
In
Delmud
this
H pyrm
M .n y Hlatikn, grmndmoth-
t *;#*nfgp Dreich, died t u t
••■rLi »' 1»»F lio in* in L o u U rillfp
i»
•' i» m l e i r n H M r s t o d if .
'ft
MiPilrr P trk *
New
'I*
1 h*
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Sanford Herald, 1941
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1941
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Text
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Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald