4 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c3e2483f050f9952cb6435b7386d0d6.pdf de47b5dff17da1ff85aab291efb418b2 PDF Text Text TUESD AY , N O V EM BER Fed Aces, Make Honor Squad | Speed Slogan Is Adopted By Navy Football Forces sa d Fleming's powerful I all around ability made earned booses well de- Arcade ..Package Store VfHm, FIND TUB BC ALL LINES DP - y Fine Liquors Tbe Middles I n Maxing away a t football appsam ts with a versatile, deceptive, and wide open attnrfc—a n d they don't seem to glee a haeg about the ebaneet they lake to make It click. Skeptic* took a “ wait and see" position when pea sesson dope indicated th at Swede Larson bad a football sc per-d rsadna ogh t ready for launch in f down on the banka af th s Severn. It let got ■ with fall speed ahead riebt from the start, and apset William and Mary. West Virginia, Lafayette and Cornell like so many canoe*. .The Ine-vU table letdown came la the mod lags Inct Harvard ia a 0-0 tie but the Middle* w m back op (gain ;neat week to top pis undefeated Penn. Then cam* their only defeat— a 20-1] setback by Notes Dame. Sailor* shot the work* against the Irish sad were ia ths bottle all the way. Them threatened with a long asFrek th at we* halted within Notre Dame's five yard line ia the dosing period. Tbey could handle—cod top—anything Notre Dame had except a sure­ fire passer Banted Angelo Berbelli. Ilia aerial bombs were just «8AHrS»."B5 ) M A TH V A ECA D E G n iiitn iim I I. T i TOMATOES, im t . j ; |v rTales. •cC la f o c i 111] «o | l Ji—1« lb a r l o s , ||.k« TV K X U W . ta . kyra I I II A A P JANE P A V E S FRUITCAKES iks I S oka S I i ANN PACE SALAD DRESSING p t 21c q t 35c LEGAL NOTICES live rasa -- b u t they lacked scor­ ing punch aad finesse. Larson concentrated this Fall on getting seme fire into that two-team attack (both outfits re­ turned alaw st Intact), lie rut the number a f offensive man­ euvers, Insisted an letter-perfect execution, aad then played hie ace: “T ake chances." he said. “You knew; ‘Full speed ahead and Backs: Carter, Tallahassee; damn the torpedoeyF " Smith, Pa laths; Clifton, DeLand; - The Middles k n e w jto * ia ' lake /tugusUne; u iY a a ilS U L 75c Ends: Holtsiager. Fletcher; Stoutam irr, Tails basses; Frances Bt. Augustine; W hittaker, Day­ tona Beach, and Allison, Live Oak. Tackiest Fleming, Hanford; While, New Smyrna Beach; Sweat, Liva Oak, and Rickard, Tallahassee. Guards: Cray, Live Oak; Hat­ cher, Fletcher; Mite he Ison, Lake City, sad Veraadoe, Palstka. Centers: Scarborough, Daytona Beach, aad Lamb, Live Oak. Cessna, SL HAS the feature gam* a t tU s Mark's Florida rollegtote football slate. The fast-stepping H arricanrs bare surprised even their aseat optimistic sap p o rten bi wlnoiog irrep of eight p n e t this Bau­ son. They wOl U msderdog* against powerfid A U n u , but Miami Is a s urs cat s luted the Crimson Tide mill hum U play its best football to min. The H arricaaes, tauten only by ANNAPOLIS 1UU Nor. T L i —Admiral Darid F a rrs ru t l a t know anything about foot11 b at U s “fa n speed ahead id damn Urn torpedoes’* Just amt describes tb s N ary's 1M1 Arcade . ' Package Store ORANOE*. B ti V. 1. Cewh. H>* X I-- '* r t a . Clrves. s c kyr. U ll> JU rn l OnC to f.-Jr. C lio t o l l ! * r n r m k . aye. n o id i u « puT A T one n r r i m i f;~ i Bite. rrta. Ks. 1 II.to mm. t II.« ROMAIXE. JU m yylr HI-TABAUAC, M Is . sacks. II Jl yriMAOl. B s Kyr. n . u is •QLVtkIL T s llo v . p » llp r. l * J i im f t §4 V ’ BBT. puTAtOKH. CWT Sacks. MiamPs Amazing Sophomores Meet Alabama Friday 2S, I S ! A & P PUMPKIN.......... no. 2*/i cans 10c A U 'rates a* about a t urn up an the lasts of comparative scores. Florida's Calory jubilant over their 11-7 hotar coming triumph over the Georgia Tech Engineers, .i l l be idle until they play U. C. I. A. in Jacksonville Dec. 20. The Gator* were at their best *r*i»st Tech and made efficient o«e of th eir aerial weapon, to min. A forw ard-lateral—Tommy Harrison to Forest Pergnsoo to Milton .Hull—say* good for 2d yards and the first touchdown A pas* from H irriaon to loo Cahill-good fo r 4* yards set up the next tsuxkdewn which was male by Red Mack in a planer front this one-yard line. Paul f i ­ ler plarrkickrd the extra points. Fullback Ralph P laster scored Tech’* touchdown in th e fourth period as the dim**, to a 80. yard drive (parked by Davey EL dredge and Bobbie Dodd. Pias­ ter'* understudy. P iaster kicked the extra point. 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Hill Member Aaaoclated Press Nazi Forces Are Within 16 Miles Of Reds’ Capital THE SEMINOLE HIG^H SCHOOL CELERYETTES *r**A- Asserts Tension Between! egions U. S. And Japan (rnck R“»»ians’ Defense At Kiln Sh o w s Increase I G e r m a n Dispatches D e c la r e Capture • Of 5,000 P r i s o n ers Near Tobruk Tuberculosis As Major Problem To Be Discussed .Cairo Admits Foe Germans Capture Cause Attributed To Village Of Gora Is On Offensive Officers American, E n g l i s h B Newsmen Are Re­ ported C a p t i v e s NUMBER 76 Of Health Units To Meet A t O r 1a n do Dec. 2 U. S. Conferences With AHCI) Envoys Moscow Defense Arc Loses (Ground At TO KYO . Nov. 24 —.ill**— i Secretary Hull's c u t imn*d om . Roth Of Its Ends “Tuberculosis, Onr of Florida's Major Health Problems” will be analysed by Rr. It. I). Thomp­ NEW YORK. Noe. son, superintendent of the State (AB) — Prem ier MuMolInt Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Or* may Ware Heme for Ike Lib. Undo, who will be the first O yam tr e a t te tncoarage kla speaker to health unit officers ltaiiaa eeUiers. the Rome attending the annual seminar In n l i e m U Uejr la a broadOrlando Ore. 2 and 3 a t the c u t heard by N. B. C. SanTtorium, Dr. Dan Cone, dl* LONDON, N ar. 34— (A l’> rector of tha local Health Unit, •tated today. • — Batk aide* probably will Other participants on the twothrew la "about everything they have get'* to wla the | day program Include: D a Alec Brown of Naw Orleans who U g reat battle la the iirxrgh supervisor of tuberculosis control area, which will determine for tha Louisiana State Health the fata a# -L ib ra , informed Department; Dr. L. H. Kings, _ gaartara (aid today. Aa anbury and Dr. W. O. Fowler, res­ • maaaatmeat from Cairo that ident staff of tha Sanitoriom: hath the Britinb aad the A {|^ fneaea a ■ 'bad 'had ktanah breaght up Dr. J. N. Patterson, director of Laboratories and assUtant S late rewife lent* la taken aa an health officer. State Board of •em ber aide would Health, Jacksonville; Mrs. May be aklmpyt with men or matPynchon, executive secretary, Flo­ erial a fte r tka keaVy loaaeo rida Tuberculosis, State Board of already (offered. Health, Jacksonville; and Dr. Lynne E. Baker, director, divi­ mr tw a r la M sion of Tuberculosis, State Board of Health, Jacksonville. According to Dr. Cone, the Louisiana (M aker U eminent In from Totettk, had hi* field o f work and U U the first time an ouL ofM ate man clrclad ."annlhll a been tavlted jto pertlclpate 6.000 prisoners c*D la .the Florida Institute fo r PubHealth Officers. the sanitarium can do (■curable, cases. Dr. — fey m an y , yew officers) to data) ■r - ■ patient la t« she- fleet- eleaau. of thethe d U e e s t ^ A T l W f a r i o r which measures in the refusal of pokeeman a n . Incurable patients la tha sharta u ly . Ar' London ape age of'beds which prevails In any nmtintmd th a t th e battle la atlll rag tag furioaaly with bloody Iona, Institution of thU kind, Dr. Con* ea e a both tides and addod tha pointed out. le la Hpoaalb!y now reach, freah climax,” Italian high command, re­ porting the Ax la victory aoulh e f Kaxegb, (aid th a t two AmerDr. R. II. Ilowas, professor of learn oheerrera and “various Eng­ lish and American Journalists” law a t Btataon U nlvenlty, dressed members of tha Presfb ra re am ong the captives. The th e Italians admitted the fall of CL byterUn Men's Club on aJso oasis, in south central M b. American way of Ilfs, o r tha ya^ b j the “overwhelming” ' Brl- elements of Western civilisation,1 a t their meeting la s t night.” During tha bualneaa session of * W erd th a t the Asia had passed M o the attack In some sectors, and the meeting, officers ware elected n d e « d had been In tu c h action fo r the coming year. Men who lb these seetora fo r 4§ hours, will serve a t the head e f the o r. '•MM coincidentally w ith tha In. ganliatlon are J. B. Grahan, eoaahuhre and of the firs t phase president; J . A . Budpoth, vice e f the British Ineaalon—th e great president, Richard Vornay, secre­ j •t Paettnnag On Page Sis) tary ; Roy W right, treasurer. Charles Morrison presented musical program to th e group of about 60 men who gathered In their rn ttlin g roam a t tha church. Kick. Carolyn Rosier, Kathryn Wiggins, Mnrthn Perkin*. Cumillf Hatton, Helen QtiMrtrrnmn, Mnry Jane Robnolto. .If*»n Gi!»*i, FUit* McWhortor. F.iliu Senkarik, Daphne (*tmmll>. Mm Dm II.tgnn, Patay Wallnco, Puulmo Mt l.rllan, Dorothy I.\ •••i« It. tty Moon*, Kliiaheth Vaughn, Holt n Phillip*. |t«-ti> i .•i i .*.|i |t« riv Sue Hatcher, llotty Jo lin'ck. Unity Dohbirw un | \1 >tn.. |;,it|| Otlhnin. 'fereno*'* with tin* fiivoyi uf nth rr A HIM’ powern (Hiilinn, Khin.i nnd Dutch Ka«t Indtcsl, hir* rallied Miilhuritnlivr Japanese iju n rtm !•* tak«* u i*I*m»ihv view nf the mitliiiik fur V# uinimrtim Hi'in>tiMt ium n't'kiiijf ji li'neniUR ] uf the Ji»p«n«*we.AnieMi'un teiimun Talks a in ontf the AIM'D pow. j era were iaid to he fur the pur. 1| mi«i' i f immIiimm eleur the* A men 1can puiitiun ■*»> there wmild hi' 1mi. ruutn fur niMunderitnndtnif nf. It* *nrael»afr4 Pr<P In llerlin. Foreign Minialer Non Kihhentrop told tha , anti-m m intern aiinera today that Germany already ha« non the campaign In the rant, and the war now la onU the fight with Britain | ■nd Her "Irani-A tlantic helpI r n ." Ni»n iDMivnf nip declared , that even if the I'nMed Staten entered Ihe w*r againat tha I le r this roiin try lepliea to the j Nvi»». ihe could * not precent Jnl»nne««* prnpuMil* the triumph uf Germany and In the niid-t of the iltsi’U4her allie*. •non*, K rem lrn t Hi*oievelt «iini. 1W (vawrlafvA r*»aa« limned H ull and A rm y uiul Nuvy , ch iefs to the W hite llotiae fm I I. t man mi'chiuiizcd forces what w m d«*Bcrthetl m u "check arc nnw nnlv 2,r> kilom eter*. up" conference <>r lc*.* I him 16 mile*, from Th e conferee*, including Seen*, having Itrnkeit nry of W ar St muon. Secret hi v Mi>*cn\v, I of the N avy Kinta, A rm y C h ie f through *otilhcu*t of K iln , of S tu f f M u rihn ll nnd C h ie f of the V ichv rtiiiio »**i*rted toNaval O peration* S ta rk , were tlny. (itmting Nuzi "fro n t reI presumed to have ca n v a n e d the K iln i* f»0 mile* fur eastern n tu u tien among other porta.” northweat of Moscow. thing i. l.otidon rep otN m »mI D . S .J a p ­ The Ruaaiana have admitanese conver>»ationB now appeared tml serious now Gorman gains to be centered on the |M>«pihl1ity on tho northern ami southern _ a p rovisional three- | uf reach ing I month agreement, rather than ii flank* of Moscow'* ilrfrn w arc, High School Glee Club Featured A t, Kiwanis Meeting Axis dispatches declared today that . British troop* %oath of Recegh, 10 miles lad been enlllated’*and and JOprisoners caotured. and kGonn^na aaid the ijlbvan Club Plans Special Meeting Honoring Past P r e s i d e n t s Hllflfh flMtl r it III HIM* il\ Ml. III. In defilement, London dip- but rlaimoil ro u n trr.attack s I Ill'M of till* Si*MlIMi*lia 111•*It Si'll.ml general |i malic circlen, conceding Hu* tho t'kraino hail pushed the N s. (*lr«* Club ntul *|m*i k iMif • chunrea of achieving even n flu** fenltHi'd Ih«- pritcrniii nf •limited agreement were alight, sis back another six miles north* |h«* Kiwnniw liiiu hi'on In i«| at iho ^believed that If the three-month west of Rostov. Vnl'Uu tmlay A I.ontlon broadcast *ald the could be worked out Kit Un.- anm»«n»,i'i| u npifUl arrangement It might form the haak for n (irrmxq* -.haw raplurvil tha viL III tv hrild lire*. Ill, lu*n. I more permanent Uhder>ttndinc lago of' Cora. 40 ndl»4 ndrtkorinic Iht* |m«t in •*■11••m** a*f flu* v rr<iucits wera for fishing wo.I of Moscow, and the fierm snjKiwanirt ('lull in' S n .f n .l Vh« iatei amiouncod thut thvir triM>ps are Information In Seminole Counly 1ip v rin l. iii«*flinir in '•••nor "f Hit* hammering a t th r city’s outar and aa the result, John 8chiranl. Itri'tlileilh KAV *l!|f|:«r Ifit defenses snil have nisda "conwell known local fisherman, wm fevcritl ttfokn it 1*1» uiul pluiM !or siderablo gains.” asked to w rite an article on fieri th r Itim lii'on «n* .c»w r iniplrtt* Military dispatches Tuesday Ing In Seminole County. The ur Mihm Dmut i ,• S i p Tt i I, nniiir , night said the Herman* also were tid e follows: Hlrwlur nt S«'t».i:» IDkH JVhinil. “ Florida m ay be considered «<*» introilnm l !lt» m etnlirtt of Dm* Klin snl Tula regions, but the warm for good fl'h ln g by many Ifh'r Hull „* n *H»vt m| Rrmip —- "' ■ Army newspaper Bed S tar said uninformed W sltonltas, but this flOIII till* i'll1* 'Hilda' Wlltlill ||lt is decidetlly not the cast'. Th>\.\S > ‘A1T, Bahamas, Nov. '.'it ilospite two Soviet withdrawals Hull i V Tn nii'i i ' iit i w aters of the Wsklvn River are A t|tm r|% » ct it.| » i',l nf 'M 't* i.l•> Thrmigh an official s|*iko.. ] in tho Klin area, tho (iermans cool rtg a rd le .s of the weather S 'I find, (ill lv« I'lpplU, ty\ W hl*(i mail, tho Duke of Windsor Tiles- (wore hnlteil each time before conditions, and th at make* f»r Ml** Jean Harper, who will lead the Seminole High Schi«d nnd DmvhI (lutiM'l m inx'|hiti,,Di'. day doiiiod that Ids recent tour making much penetration, the home of tha “ big Mo»»y. S*-iiif" liy Si|fii»i»n4> Ituhu nf tho I'nitod Ststoa and Canada I How Ihe Null* reached S* far backs”. You’ll find them wey down Band, -topping sprightly ami (willing n baton, when it partiri. In im Ann Sli'in, of (lit* hud nci a.ionod "bitter comment" I oa«t n< Htalinogorsk was not ex. pate* in the annual Orlundo Christmas I’urude. under the natural cover oxtondiiiK ; plained. |»ul»ln* ’♦lu'itklnjf Hu i* unv * tu n hi Aniorioan now*pn|M'rs. from tho banka. If you want the An-wiring criticism voicedIni In a special statem rat Tuc*. i ii'iiiliiit' i, miii* nit ml ih* n tilling thrill of your life, Just drop u | uf IIn* ni'ifru (win* util III** n th ir tho House of Coimnnn* liylustwii. ] ,luy night, the Soviet Information lie Alexander Sloan, the spoke*bureau acknowledged the Kusslan shiner out of the boat. You'll *e» l" f it liupliiilnf. him make a break for th a t n in e , Ainu* Hrunthnin nnl D oru mull at Government House, whore i forces had lost 2,122,1)1)0 men III cover, and don't make the mistake l Kiitzitiiitger playctl * imNllt'v of Ihe duke resides as governor of I dead, wounded and missing sine# tho Gorman Invasion began June of using a sorry line became It t»unifN in n piano dui’i ,in«| (Jladys tho Bahamas, assorted that: 1 Only four writer* niuilo'22, but said Gorman losses now won't be long before thing! will I'lppin Minjf a **olu, • rhl.M*.” C'onbegin to happen. Hiidiiiif the prru*nm wu* n trio "unfavorable comment” alsmt tho I totaled 0,000,000. ' It separated the Ittiasian loss“ I t ll to a Isiy »ort of bite nt Hanford resident* will observe. I'oiupM^M'il uf Mix* Sanford, Mi** Duke and Duchess. 2 A p r i v a t e s u r v e y showed j e* as I'JO.OIltl ki lled, 1,112,000 flrr*, srtd s to u t th a time Thanksgiving Day tomorrow n< I'tppin nnd MIbm (irunlhuin ninir. you think he won't— la when he will the State uf Florida nod injf, "Smoko (IH a lr V'»ur Kyi**" n i n e th an HO p e r c e n t of Ihe w o u n d e d , a n d m o r e limit 620,000 I'lUlid S l a t e s ' p r e s s win favor- m iss in g . will. F irst stra ig h t sw a y - now 16 other »lute« which ignnied l#y Jfrom o K**rn. Itiisslun e q u i p m e n t losse* were fou tighten up; -Theft- la when lut'll Mim Snnford rx|duin«*d 11>•* side last Thursduy, the day proclaimed X The unfriendly writer* em- placed nt 7,t)t)t) lank*, (,400 tear the cover off, eatd you will th r tnutrnrthm n4 th r yrtmrf T*nn two year* ago us ThunK»giviiig WASIIINOTOS, Nov. ”rt Li’ phiMired Ihe quantity of luggage' planes nnd 12.000 guns; cum. agrro with ms th a t A full grown —The White House disrluxi^J by President Itoosevrll for un not all Rwinf m’i»U* hut for lh»* needed fnr the Windsor Dip, tg-1 pared with German losses of bulldog doesn’t know the fit«t nto*»t purl cIrkbIcuI mid earlier observance of the holiday. today thut government IntelHMMmam .. thing about scrapping. That — ■■ m • V The Court House, the hunk* niral, t In*11if h »hi* h-rM*!f was noritig that It was for their en- more than 16,000 tanks, 13,000 grnee services had reported tire party and mil for the Duke planes nnd 19,000 guns The Bov. M artin J . Bram big baas will do more thing* In and (he Post Office will he \«*rv Dml of muda'r i Nwinif that Germany I* prv|«ring to LONDON, Nov. It ridiculed German figures will deliver Ua last public aerteas time G an you ever thought closed, and all of the downtown well mi elMMical mu rI*’. Shr uii.l and Dm hi-** alone. rare Belgrade, the capital of Britatn dlecloood officially yes­ m e i fat Sanford tomorrow morn. 4. The Duchess went shopping on Russian losse* as "nonsensi­ possible No leee than half a dotrn conquered Yugoslavia, becuuse storvn are rspectrd to nbsgrve the fche hHirvrd thnt nwiiif muaic terday th at a email shock patrol •* f JO o’clock aa a p o rt of had raided the German-held coast times will ha stand rig h t up on hi* nt I'iradilly' arcailc in New cal.” (he Natl* are convinced the holiday by elosing with the ex. wim n i»art nf modern llfo and only Thanksgiving m nr Ice a t the York, operated bv the Bed Cro*s. tail and shake so you ran hear the caption of drug stores and fill, should he bo rcco|fnizi*ih Ctetnikx, Serbian Guerrillas, of French Normandy Sunday Prscbytarian Church, which will books rattlo moot to tawij. (iticRlB nt th r luurht'on were era csing the city a* a base of ing stations. ha am iatar-denomtnaUo&al ser­ night and returned home Intact, -L ake Jessup la undoubtedly 1 All school* in the counly will fuimhrrt Kalmer nnd Stew art n World W ar naval operations. > vice, the Rev. E. D. Brownlee tCewllaeeq Qe ra g e Sla) (Juartr/m an. of the* Key Club, be closed until Monday. bitterly accused tha nation's A nulet day is expected local and K. K. Ilartlinir, n m*w rvaL e f w ar policy of overrid­ “ H 2 S - — 4 - k - I N . makers ly with no outstanding entertain. lent nf Sanford. Varisua e h u rt bos In Sanford ing even Winston Churchill to Defective wiring on an auto* ■i | _ _ i j _ a i» , . | ’m eat scheduled. The Seminole block a rani invasion poach by WASHINGTON, Nov. 2(1 —(dT mobile owned by George Ellison r i o r i d u A r c 1 i u n n e d High grid teum journeys to the commando iavsaioa troops a — House M'narit y Leader Mur- caused the vehicle to catch on Lavtburg to meet the ■ ‘ Yellow tin of M assachusetts said a fter fire yesterday afternoon a t Sev­ PAHAVAJUBO, D utch Guiana. time, said Admiral J of TAMPA, Nov. M.—</P»-!Jeut. Jackets there tonight. a conference of the Kepublican enth Street and French Avenue, As in the past, Tho Herald State* Gen. Delos C. Emmons, head uf Blr Roger Kayes, 1 the W et Sir the Nov. M,—<*>— United membership today th a t a strong Fire Chief Mack Cleveland rvtroopa have raaahad this Nether nndcr hla ny Sir forco combat com- •W n° l publish a paper Thur*. TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2 0 .- effort would be made lu send the prtrd yesterday. M ies w in combine, MV. Brown. landa South Afcnarican colony ami 'w t n randy and to net," tha nation's sir fighting I mend, (/!■)Governor Holland Tuesday I’rirr.C ontrol Blit back to Ihe T e e pofariad o at. Firemen extinguished the flame ve sterd sv that have received a “hearty and simple arm, taitl hh ee r. n yesterday that,I T w o .p cc ia l services w ill In' sasignrd State Attorney J. W. banking committee If a licensing ami the c ar wan only (lightly F u t o n o f the ckvrehes In welcome,” tha official Netherlands large scat# maneuvers ware being cooductiM by churches in eon. Hunter of Tavaree to aaeiat State provision were restored. damaged. ■aufurd will tako p o rt in tha ilh the celebration of Atturney Grady Burton of Wau. Indies news agvMjf, Anata, planned for Florida nest Bpring, n»«tlon A few minutee later, on the The departm ent also received s i a supplement to those under Thanksgiving. The Lake Monrue (hula in an ported Tus ^ ... S 3 m l aervire* Investigation of House floor, two Democrate, s call to put out a fire In a Ministerial Association will con. Tha Uma of Utair arrival, num­ wav now in tho Carolinai. _ ........... .... ........... Avon Park City affairs. The as­ Hep*. Cox of Georgia and Dir* pile of old roofing m aterial th at bers and tfaslr . dspioymant wtrv “ N est Spring wo hope to be d ie t aervlee* a t the Monrue High signment wae for an indefinite of Texas, urged th a t the measure was burning last night on Twen. able to conduct maneuvers rov. School building tonight a t 7:30 period, beginning Deo. I, kept aacraC ly-FIrst Street and Mellonville be recommitted. from Savannah o'clock and tomorrow morning un Tha troops era bora undvr an vring Florida Avenue, Chief Cleveland added. ecraoiM nt among tho U. 8., tbs southward and from Mobile east- Intar-denomthatiunal service will Netherlands govantaMot and Bra. ward. Wo may be able to work ho hold in the First Presbyter. MAVT Y ABP. &! G . Nov. M. all, by which U a United Biotas In tha Caribbean area a t the Ian Church of Sanford, with the Rev. Martin J . Bram dellvtring ondartafcOU protection of the baux­ u m a time.” tho mormon. fo r ite mines. Duke Of Windsor Denies U. S. Tour Was Unfavorable Howes Addresses Presbyterian Men Thanksgiving Will Be Observed In Sanford Tomorrow As In 15 States (•'ermans Prcpurc To Raze Relgradi Bram Will Deliver T^fternron At Church Reveal Try On Thanksgiving British At Coast Of France « '-•"vfiffrrfcJS: Price Control Rill May Re Recpnsidered U. S. Troops Land Army Maneuvers In At Dutch Guiana Fire D epartm ent Haa Two Calls Yesterday Assignment Given To State Attorney '•Y tX , J t T JfiP7MLTE.*»5lS: Mm. Simpson Dies At Weirsdale Home t . W» Bailor Gets Naval Commission Mrs. Ingtfey And Mrs. Newman To Act As Hostesses At Tourist Tea First Nine Greens At Country. Club Golf Course h Planted In Rye Grass have received much o a th s course, public will take fH O F /m M XfteFr Naval Enlistments Show Marked Decline WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 —UP) — Secretary of tho Navy Knox sold today tho torpedoing of the U. 8. destroyers, Kearny ami Reuben Jam es with a total lope of 12 men has caused a decline of 16 percent In tha rata o f Navy enlistments. Mr. Knox said the decline list *— 1-------t minora. He attrlbuU Ike fact that parents ______Idlag thalr ronocat for fow to go taio the Navy. Mrs. J. I* Ingley and Ura. R. A. Newman will a c t a s hostesses to tourists a t the f l n t tea given by the " Forward B u fo rd Club" a t tha Tourist Cents# honoring w inter viiitars, Mrs. May me Hodgkin, chairm in o f tho group, stated fol­ lowing a meeting of the club y e e tarday. Each week various members of th« d u b will g n o t tourists who visit tha Center and arrange enter­ tainm ent for theft. The following members were present: Mrs. Peart Hansel, Mrs. E. H. U o a y , Mrs, J. O. Laney, M n. T. E. Roomlllat, Mm. William WOUh m . M n . W . A. Laffler, Mrs. J , W. D'nUJa, Mr*. K. It. Deaa, Mr*. Alice W ight, Mrs. J. II. Truluck, Mrs. Hbdgkin, Mrs. Ingley and Mrs. Nawcnan. Mrs. Hodgkin said th a t tha wo. men uf Sanford are co-operating splendidly with h*r In arranging entertainm ent for w inter resident* who are arriving to spend the sea­ son In this vicinity, avon though this is the first year the group has been organised. Member* of ihe club were among those who donated plants, rugs, furniture and figurines to decorate the Tourist Center, cm well aa their, services toward oeatmUUng visitor* with Sanford acthiUoa which they might find Interacting, . . THE WEATHER Florida—F a ir In north and not auita so cold In northw est par* tion tonight. Partly cloudy and slightly w arm er in tho north por­ tion T hursday. Considerable aloudinaia In tho south portion: Scatsoul tered showers on th# sonthonak coast tonight and T hursday. Georgia—F “ a ‘ir and not quulta so cold) scattered light froet to . night, T hursday fa ir and ’riobqt tem perature. Alabama—F air and continued cold w ith fro st in tho south p a r. tion and tem peratures 26 te 24 In Interior o f tho south portioa and 24 to 22 on tha c a u l night. T hursday fair tem perature. ' •j ', . -u a . — — UUiOS i — _____ - t ^ l — *T . r �I f ld l TWO ------- -- tH E The Sanford Herald SA NFO RD RAPBlTHUNTiNG^nME' Thanksgiving n N fl With Thanksgiving tomorrow comlpg aomewhnt as an anti-climax to many persons who celebrated it last week, it la perhaps fortunate that we in America aotuiUy have so much to be thankful for that it neily takes two days to do the occasion,the full Justice which it deserves When the Pilgrim fathers ware first inspired to in­ augurate a period of special thanks giving, they were pri­ marily concerned with the bounteous crone which Ibe fer­ tility of the soil and the fsvora of the climate they found ♦.he New World had bestowed upon them. After three hundred yeara we can still be thankful that food L* plen­ tiful In this country. Elsewhere throughout the world mllilonn suffer from starvation and malnutrition. Europe’s millions grow thin and 1 Ickly aa Britain’s blockado ot the continent and the Nnxi submarine campaign take their toil of .merchant ship­ M M M i T*» N m U h ■ •••I fl*M ef a i m l l a l l i . ping and aa young men ar c called from their plow* in the ■M l a a t a u M la t w I a n flelda to handle the machine guns and tanks at tho battlefront. But the Pilgrim fnthers wore thankful for Nomcthing fur more important than the food witn ^hlch they filled their stomachs. They were thankful ■that after years of had found a Rge, fa r removed pager aatf aloe fo ftlla M * W w t a from aa GUI World tyranny which had sought to stifle illfa lla a aff • f td a l their religious beliefs. We aro thankful that after three ■*» t i n w w i X hundred y ean America Is still free and a man can wor­ ship God as he chooses. Elsewhere throughout the world, men nre being shot, EWLE VERSE FOR TODAY not for tvhnt they do, hut for whin they think. The minds g4| • Ml ■ * NE LEARNED Olllt of Europe's millions arc being starved as surely as their S KOWT (101) JU S holies whon the right to think, r?qi. w?H« nnd study Is IX BY US, LET US denied them and they are fed on a diet exclusively of Na­ RET HIM: Ami ibey zi propaganda which warps their souls. Not enough to be wvah. the qod of their no brought them out denied their freedom; they are taught that freedom ie of Egypt, and folJow- harmful and wicked. x h , o f the god i ot the But there U 10 much for Ahlch we can bo thankful. it were round about Though war now may not be far away, thank Heavens It did not come sooner when we were folly uuiRtpared. Though w.: may have our Wheelers, Lindbergh* snd John L. Lewis­ A t h a h m q iv ih g es, thank Hesvena their power ia limited sod none of them 1 thank T h a t for tha golden day* sits in the White House. Though wo may hjtvo strikes and - 4 9 4 qkjes which Mills In blue, V f f W * ' whispers I have heard politics! disunity, thank Heavens for t)>« Biltish navy W»Mrh sweet and aacrad wnfch enables ua to afford such luxuries. And thank Heavens for the natural Industriousneas of F $ r Iq* w piq > of the world of the American people which makes them work all the hard­ the Innocent, the Beautiful er in the face of overwhelming odds and for their sound and T rue. F or vUlon* o ft Into the m yiter. common sense which enables them .thQugh they have the ||M of roul-llfe, and dellghle right to make the mistakes of the French and the blundtra overt a c t committed a g a b u t the N fne other knowi: and, beat of at the British, to do the right thing a t the III* right r l u h t time I l m . when w h a n German r>»«rnm ent to occopled UrrlU)ry. for |n, Une#i 2oo Bua l| Thy gifts, I thank Thee, only the right thing could save th e ir ; ‘ ‘ •U n a. m inim * were ihot and SO Serbs dear And let us be thankful that thia la is the t h a last l a s t year y e a r we w e hanged for tha m urder of onv A ad gracious Ood, th a t In Thy — - -iving goodnee* Thou didst give me— will have- to celebrate ‘ days an d t h a t o f,lc ,r *nd wounding a B arnceforth nation will be unit on this one occasion 10 #r' _____ ' ', — D. q. BICKERS at T k a ^ b im * c 1 Pathfinder, national magsalna, From the depth beneath our feet. Came earth's tre n u re * rich end RTarmed by aupthlne, fed More Hospital* Needed by D rew ’the fields o f ' golden grain ■ to d aw orchard, tree and via", • n e b their blaaalng* brought in Ctonde there were, and shower*, |*aya tha boot fell down on their job this eealon, their mill Ion poundi of bonoy eoid being •lightly below tho „ aven g e. Drouth In many atataa during make the neclar.flow period waa given bed in aa the emoae but It tank a tot of b u ttin g around to m akt even should that quantity. It should cause no wonder if hospitals •trange bedfellows, seeing there. U pnly one hospital Florida for each 294 residents. If any sudden epidemic or widespread disease v is it ^ _ . tw these . •U or even________________T a major calamity, accommo- John Ponnokamp Heralded that R e t the rainbow e ft shone d s t io n s w o u ld b e e x h a u s--------------------------te d In n o ti m e a t — all. I he heard th at the Miami haa|th Even under normal condition* most of th o h o s p ita ls are (departm ent had said there were » henea with *hlMr*OI*et. v 1100,000.’rmtq to th o 'cjty epd *tp» c r a n -----, m id Jf o-----------' r m o m B•id" ta .................................. c k n e e d e d fe e U lU e e .7 they esfh destroyed property Ho O rjaru io ’g ’ow il O r a n g e G e n e ra l m a k e s reg i tha value of t I J t j a r y ear.'1* | t least to bend tho k m e ,r f o r f u n d s s p d c o n tr ib u tio n s to m e e t t h e d e p ia n give thank* to Him above a b o v e it s them m ,.r ~17 !m I Thee# science sbarpe to n e . n o rm a l c a p a c ity to c a re f o r th supplied all things through lc to u la te d t bh e fSi tUa t es w o u ld n e e d 5 65 m n o m 170-bed U la c ea le u to X r ^ c Tl in Jn lm u p t re q u ir e m e n ts , _*nd t h i s a riiS ep r .'thanks accented to . particularly to accommodations for mental and tu- frond m Iraq - W I L L P. -SNYDER .r ‘ .......... _ X cases. Bounced “the ie Florida Sanatorium located in Orange County, ex-|r*?*,r0,lB!*u. * --------- d * H t 1*. haa more applicants than It can ^ X u - m i State hospital for the Inssne is $9 hope- capacity had overtax that many subjects languish in jails or are I*" »{*• *1 tomes awaiting vacancies slow in coming. **£teltoi h* 1{L,00,“ very m“fh M ^ M * part of our defense ob- S ® f f ijr hSj dona and precautions, tjie people pf Florida ought to do Unent 10.000 atjUng now about this very serious sltuatioo<-r41riaodo stva him a • a to again protesting bar Id “eocfrtlemerit". But Ju»t until the demecraelea begin H m St, Auguatlne Record says a t the meanest man In town is * w earing hi* la d year** Red |W* pin- And the stingiest. F e e t, Malian Park la looking tee beautiful every day and I* M g to oh a Mg asaet In dev. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1M» HERALD SANFORD, FLORIDA die makers, draftsm en, raathte Uls and skip fitter*. In Arcadia 20 a i m a f t m rcbanlei a rt end In Mtotol the need is ( • CAMP BLANDING, Nov. 2 8 .- 1(0 boat-irailders and -*5 irichio. (Special >—'T he Special Defense 1st*. _• * tUleml Office beta. . Qualified selectees who i r , effort to alleviate the to be released from Army ihortar* of skilled labor in de­ icrvtee a t Camp B\*nding »ouR fense Industries throughout lh* United Staten, seqt out a call apply to L. L. EstrMgr, Jr„ today for workers. manager of tbs office st Caaip The office announced opening* Blending, t u t Mr. Estridcc u t j In several Atlantic in b o ard men already dlacfeargod should 1tales in Alabama and Califomi* report to tbelr respective l.cal In oddilion to Florida for such employment office should thte jobs aa radio engineers, tool and be qualified to fill tueh jobs. Call Is M&de For Skilled Workers FOR YOUR NEXT FUOWER N E ^ )S CALL MRS. PIPPIN • Graduate of New York Design School • Member Telegraph Delivery Service • Member ^ontheM itni A Florida Slate Florin!.* Aae'e'n. W. F tift Si. Saafard, Florida . Phono 758-M IP Mixed Drinks — Ppckqge Goods Beer FIKZ DRUVRMZ . —PUONR *M BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIRST STREET low coat* ^The Sanford Atlantic Natk Member-YctUntl Deponit insurance •how* considerable in ran Eagle, ha* growing a t E tI*, tern a young tree, native of New k" Zealand anil known thore n» the Chrlitma* tree, which la paid In 0 ! far and away outrival the royal ,poinciana In abundance and color cf it* bloom, A nother tide 0% A public accountant firm rc. tho picture la th at U. 8. eltid ported th a t tha management of .1 icn.« itatloned in Ecuador are, certain Miami etemoaynary insti­ growing Florida mangoca, a tution waa “w asteful and cumhvrand aaad *oma.“ Ian’t th at true of a hea­ Michigan m ulberry vy percent of public business? It from an avocado bought la Indi­ enfold bo a safe bet that lb" ana and probably raised In Florpublic dollar gate onlr a b o u t no reant o f Ita real value, In pub. : service. A t a recent sitting of tho Dado county grand ju ry 14 in. Greed aad gullibility ro*t a riictracnt* fcA- m analaughtar ware Miami Beach woman $850 on a returned and (our filte r coos* dismissed, llow unfortunate It it “eon’' gams. ) seu. *A* u r i i»w -e. m s"t itoat sm ldat ao much bqeut*. V if i A. H. A ad raws, the plant cn- grandeur there shouM Be ao much thus last editor of the Amcrl, crime and wickedness. J f t p t o f W b s m re u su a lly given opt to a choMn few — and lucky are thOM who.got one, It is nomathlng to be treas­ ured—mostly • f0r the sentiment behind the gitt. Make others happy by gfying th h truly per­ sonal gift. Beautiful work*. professional re"u'ta tM t capture your K \y . V V q A ln g idiaHM, a t boat, W th e Aleutian Is. V H ip m ? n .tlc p p d u i^ lo n . ondltew acouring and oonibf th« The German* * e .f .W ? u ,n o Ataju m±! ,p! u$« o t p Rkm ana ipysnUYo aefivia Uavo tnencon woman ? r wounds. Uiat iQ ftu n o t* u r p art In helping la its tha world's Wealth t j o u r Christmas ekap- w w m 'n * W IO r^t.tquigVIWW tis ? lf*VrffW ! -f. - r" ' >• m V- • '■ • w o rm > 0 .', A a tn o \iZX 3M iv :i ' *V *• ' :a « • - - t ftu» iM iy g ie p u w io s a V '* ‘ . ' �PACE THItFT BANFOIU), FLORIDA — - "W *- Cotter Addresses Dramatic Group FRIDAY . The BondWa-for.Brltaln Club IIB s o o t a t the home of ' the h airm .n Mrs. L D. M artin, 1261 lalloavill* Avrnue a t 3.-00 P. M. '■re* attendance la urged. n o n d o r taailon fo r tho Oo«a a r e Inn rooaaa will fca ao n d by tha W. M. U. of Flrat B aptist Church with A. J . Paterson in chare*, afternoon assrlng aoulon Red Crooa will b« iporv. by tho women of tho -Con■Uonal Church. Tho NdeV Howard Chapter of U. D. C. will moot a t tho of Mra. J. H. Truluck, 1119 nolla Avenue, a t 3 0 0 P. M. member* or* urged to attend Im portant m a tu re a re l e W dtaeuaaed. . Thera will be a ipeeial meot*ur of tho Gladlola Grov* 267, d P t b s W. 0 . W. a t tho homo Mra. John Andoo, a t 7:30 P. AU member* are urged to There will bo a call mooting of T, E. L. Claes members end p eaptisns of tha P in t Bap. Q tu rth a t tha homa of Mr*. Ewing, 607 Park Avenua AndersonGriffith Foperal Director IN B. 2nd 81. P W w «U THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD By MAYMK M. HODGKIN License Tn^s Will Be Placed On Sale , t a i .i.a h a s s k i \ . jr. "H u rrah lor Sanford,’’ ex­ Wriil hunting Finlay mom- |><-ale<l in search ••! t*»urM n- ;4*>— Florida’* new otntii’e-on*blu*' claimed Father J. P. C otter of \ng— |*ei m m I. trrtainm ent, we hear nlnuit the !automobile liccn** * f»•r l!»|*J will DeLand, guest speaker at the Went hunting Saturday after*1Garrison Pipaya Grove out un tH. p|ac«i| on ;*le ilk a'l countie*» meeting of the Little Theater in noon like*i»e period 'Geneva Avenue. Not only Toun*t* Monday. the Woman's Club last evening. We often hear Know but lots of Sanloid folks ....... . Tht. rjc,„ Mn fr„ , , flir Father Cotter has had .everal nlvit !»*• h ig h ly in te re -t.il m «ee»ng years of eaperience in Little Thy** 'f ” Seent» like a I'liy lh .s e trr e s under s c r iit if .. . . . . . I ..... . , * r* 5* ’ '•*' ......... Theater work, serving a* produc­ to irbnmce it to “ Know Miss Dorothy Mitchell entoron our Some of the fru it* on the*.* tree* w eighing 4500 pound* • i n iu f tion managvr of the St. Augustine NfjIKhlair ’* We railed tilned far a group of friends h’chir| F o r Home car*. notablv iho*e F rien d , of Pvt. Ralph E. M u m and as director of the O r - . - "*1o\%- titixen. ............ Mr. -John ...............■ ■■ are like watermelon** a t her home ■on Palmetto Avs- will reg ret to learn that he. un­ Club In a single year the t n e run ’ around .10041 pound*, the pi we Club, which won the sta ts f" r "" rrue on Monday evening with a derwent an appendectomy in New Undo a vfnry on livhittg to Mini grow ur large *■* *iv t«» eight $1® 5* high* i limn it priie under his direction dinner party and bridge. Ytllow Jersey last week. out t * i I hi* in<|uiru-M whu'li urr iw hen through tin* trunk and " M,% I®** y«’u i. *n n . ?»..• l*»il Relating a three.(mint program •tenolobium formed the floral to follow, the speaker first ■ ton.iilv in c V r ijo n ic . n n tl lo , an ti many of them ha\«* from 150 t.« legr*laturv revi*e*l th»- t.ig !»<•»' decors lion, for the room. In Mrs. O. W. Douglass has a r­ .tressed membership, “For with­ lea** it hair to oin own -« .'U)0 jMiunds of fruit on th«ni at in c re ise uliim ul i- «t • »!»• it which tho guesU were entertained rived from Savannah, Go. to Visit ttb4.l l. h.alltim es. Th e InOtom ones ripen 51.500,000 and tha Ullies carried Thanks­ until Sunday with her parent., out them nothing can be done, It’s «ii KiM»d wr don’t ilatr rr- first. The Garrison** un* most] Ample supplies .f ill types "f and It ia very Important to get giving designs. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Williams. about showing you tags have been *. r:t t.. «ount\ a variety of acto r, and actreaaes, least- it hrfc to our own folk'* gracious Miss Ruth Loveless of ML •o th at the leading roles will not eauM the Inkf*. river*. mid even through, so ts*e a trip out that tax collector**from th. tag nan Dorm wag the recipient of high Mrs. S. P. Campbell and son, always fall to only a few per­ th# famed pull of Siinpl** Simon way. It’s shout four n il»*« end ufncturtng plant ut th« - 1.»T• p i score prize for the evening’s Terry, have returned from A t­ WOUl.l be *o filletl with local *f the Park Avr lllie *>t"p light nf «on sona.” games. lanta where they have been visittm n Second, co-operation among the fiahi-rn i n that there wouldn’t be Vrmitage Cottage**. tlign B e s id e , th e Those present with the hoit*s*!'nC with relatives, members "The important thing I* spar*’ fiitoiKh left for Mr Imu right and go nl*«»i|t half a mile e t h e r 1n n e v a t 1. i l were: Mr*. Lois Cooper, Mrs. | .in lh« Veil! Will he 1tie - I to find out if the members plan 1st t«* even «avt « |»liur V*»u run You will see th«* A. B. Birklsck, Miss Mary Joe A. W. Epps. h a . arrived from to be aetivr members, which Is iread I t mid dint your eye* mul i ight. w h a ll s person net A thouvnn.l thnnkv, Key and Miss Ruth Loveless, o f IEmory University in A tlanta, Ga. very necessary in a small town, f t tl • in bite •' w ants a «|»-« ml h I fi«hm^ ML Dora; Mis. Billy Gresham 10 spend the Thanksgiving Holl­ tlp ii what pha««* of the work Mr. 11 -el Veil fnr him and Miss Maty Collin., of Urns- days with h|* parents. Dr. anil ric h member iv mi*t interested *oU, . . Th.* month's Spoi tills; Miss Jewel White and M iss!**"- A. W. Kppa. in. Cleq Barber, of Tavares. ’ , „ Third. "Practice anti plenty of c irri' « a Saiiford-Seminob t .<110 E d Cochran of Camilla, Ga. I* ill No actor or actress in Holly, ty ad on Hunting and I i-liing. W e llthe guest of hi. .lite r, Mr*. W. wood ever got anywhere without and it - .re s t. Keep* 11- im-> at 7 ;30 P. M. Marked liy diyn.n and -imnll. I- Stoudenmirv In Sanford and practice.** with the old pencil check it*}! THURSDAY r it y w nv h v u i'il ili '••If "1 \\ W lu , at«»»i 15 'M .i N"« t»«n ■-! P u . ; , , , qtflm - Mini Fending un-wei* M « r r e r « * t iI.iii'illt The Wesleyan Guild of the Ms brother, John D. Cochran, * t nt «1tk•1Vr i l i ­ r M a s S tating Ih .t the Little Theater |MUm, ,lltf nil 1 f III* h u O m ii >wr Sit\ik-s Methodist Church will meet at the of Lake Mazy.. •*f .ifr v . M ill, r M n u .lf M n' * S e c r e t a r i a l fills a rre st need of expressing|too jMi| |hry , „ vr , , ..... . It. .In t i S« !»•••* 1 home of Mrs. E. M. ArmiUge, fr„n| „ Nll, .. A(. I,«’<»nur«l I . r p M r I in I|S, *»• II Sh«* h i i . !•• t ii • ’ • :vi*" •1 •" 'ills * M is. Eleanor Dooley, daughter ones self. Father (o tte r said th a t ,|n_ 3100 Park Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. M rx Fr«*«l H r r e i* . in tin* l i n n i. • \%••i • t , u , hiIIIlT a?i«l m i t . » •• •,11 of Mr. and Mr*. IV B Donley of It was an excellent hobby. ** r ^ n - . d a,U in ten . MONDAY ll*.' h r i . l f . T u r w .liiv ••\ « i»ini» \s. well av giving a person the natur. , ,| Hl. w • v r v i- r a l \»’.« k‘,»r .it.. ..it There will be a board meeting Geneva, is ill in the Orange Gen. al habit ef l.emg at rose a n d |£ o w,.( ,ln,|,.r. , t„ |in • J •. : \l H 1)0 o V IlM ’k . 111 ills <, | „ , (l,s . - • - .e h ,i*r " f S i i i i i p '• of the Presbyterian Auxiliary at eral Hospital where .he recently do.ng the light thing at the right L * ,, I.,„uirht kn S7 • lli’r nf th«* iin n n -illi , i t *• i n ••If ............ II ig h S . H.h .I tha church at 3:00 P. M. to be underwent an annendectnmy. i n i l r!n»«* fri«»nifn »-f’ ................ •n* Mt l.ll* It* W • Mr |*» Ml I •>• 1 ,lm r T h . 1 of C i» ......... I.. followed by the monthly business l.im U n x fh r H .n y m . \ . S a n f ‘ *r»l II » 1* I f 1 ill* 1 " 1f r . i m The imptirtance nf the public’s Jog Ihi* business. .............. Mra. J. N. Burdick, accompan­ meeting. ••f the F irv t I ’rr-Kv I* t i.m * tun, Circles of the Women's Soc­ ied by Mra. C. W ll.m il ami reaction w», stressed by Father]hcl|i when we get the I--Ik.. O tlniidn, officm t'nl iety of Christian Service of the Wealey ll.m il, left this morn­ Colter, who explained that • Un4 old Sanford will h.n Tho Mitigli* i 'in' i. "v tv "friendly’” audience is to be life llatnrth. i. her o iit-h n t. and Methodist Church will meet at ing for Thom*»ville. Ga.. to .pend sired p*rrf«unii d in tin I v ................. . moi the Thanksgiving holidays with j j»v_. the following place* fio llt nf till* m.iutla win. L w "T he secret of success Is In tor Circle One, Mr*. J II. Williams, relatives. w . lin e n R received all the n il- | g'uced w illi lilt I*' ••.!> \ %Li \ » acting natural, and as you go 302 Oak Avenue at .1:00 I*. M. !•• I -tumid Li- | *•! IIn ••nuni' ihi'iminiH iind f* :|IIn • \ f i l e i Tomm Circle Two, Mr*. W. E. KirchCobb is expected to along vnu will learn bv exper­ we on I hia "iivilllutllo in • •»iiii*i»m| ji . itml flnn k rd * hv tv%k» t l | !• »- le ience the thing* that can’t be off, 240H Palmetto Avenue, at a rriv e from Gordon C o llrg c in lio n -’ wo’vo I •••li «.«111ii t* f••i nf w hito I it I •I •t •••, i t In \-.iiit li learned any other way. Choose 3.-00 o’clock. * Barnemvillc, Ga. to visit the r» Snilfnld Ilot Slid mll'tls It 111I while- I*l.l eI•••11' |*| Circle Three. Mrs. 1. P. Ila . malndcr of the week with hi* plays that hnve had good runs thrnwK’h tho i •••ling t h r U ’ru iH 'in '!• I rvnta, Mr. and Mr*. It. A. on Broadway, attend rehearsals Drop ih a r»»d nr k‘' ‘* *• « i.n M r('*n rk i n nf I*n \ t..*» i |t. . gan, 1702 Park Avenue, at 3:00 parent and feel free to criticize rach f ill Wo’ro VIMUI gnuip In Hold Cobh. o’clock. I'LlV«'l " I l.o%•• \ • l " i l , other freely, ami I'm sure ynu tbroi Circle Four, Mrs. J. F. McClel­ I luh Hu* W iM ding M iii'li i " mu VN land, 309 French Avnue, a t 3:00 M ra Bruce lainey has return­ will make a success of vour ’Tin* Fnrwiltd S jn f'u d «S m o o & f a.J tp ’S h ij *n* • **• l.r h r tig n n o'clock, with an exchange basket. ed to her home In St. Petersburg prolect.’’ Father Colter slated In reellv gut down !•• l»u ••<• T h o hriih* Ini" ■ In r onl\ Tut-dity loniiimir uud ii • n past two conclusion. Clreia Five. Mrs. Harold Marsh, after spending the W A TE R SPA R ENA M ELS a n d V A R N I S J liS ! Preceding the talk by Father grnnd t hi ill vuirkui-' with w* *• mhint Mi-** ID In • • \ S t ” ..n * J a ffa n o a Avynue, at 3:00 o’clock. w**k§ with her parents, Mr. and hridi'gi•••mi • i». *i nmn w .u Mra. R. I , Cornell. She was Cotter, a short skit or "work­ men with ao minh • td hu-innu Tho H a rry S. G r i’i'in nf i >* l.i»»*!«• S U N - P R O O F H O U S E P A IN T • W A IL H ID E joined over the weekend by Mr. shop" nlav was presented with ami •Ik tormiiiMtmn t»* •!•• Ih fuui** Tho hrlilo'** alti'inhini \\•*i •• u woro nud«* in m l iiptm lAney, and returned with him. the following member* taking planpa lo yollow light Wkio. hi w*«n| d u r i n g , I >oooin Ih i . including F L O R H ID E • C I.E A N -U P A ID S p a r t: Chridnu** Week, mid fmni lb •|iltt**»R tlitiin iril with li.unl w m iii'li: Mr*. J. P. Thurmond returned •Retired tailor—(’ F McSIarrow pre-- nt nilllnnk nil' I'nUI l-l ill • ; gold huttnn* Slo* w u * • *‘ li"uldB R U SH ES -M IR R O R S - G LA SS yesterday from A tlanta, Ga. Ills wife—Mrs. McSIarrow KOing in think limy link* l.uuh-d r ruiM iifi' • f **m ii\ ••mi i"-» hud* sailors Cent- Lawrence, in Siinta’v Up Wbara she ha* been visiting with Three Tho h rid i’ R d n w ••* f.i '•* P A IN T E R S S U P P L IE S relatives. She was accompanied N ed Brnadhurst. Waller .Mi- Ingley ah.t Ml* Newnmn I1 »f Wedisew.s, I !•* lla- -ilk horns by Mlaa Nell Gilstrap and Haynes, Jr. I he Inl'.f took liver the leadership l.u III-! velvet and *ilh • > • I* P A IN T S T Y L I N G H EA D Q U A R T E R S Mlaa Sally Gilstrap, who will Jananese girl— Mrs John L. Mil­ nf first week nf llcccmbcr nl tin volvrt hiuliro w,«. • n im U elslt w ith her and Mi*. Betty ler ! - L in in g nnd w:i- fm m fillin g . I Tourist iVntor, mul with thnw Thurmond for n few days. Dutch girl— Mis* Nell Stew art two I n vet tho paco their vue I Hoi- Nhouldor »••»» *<•bt•* wa*» Im*i»i »I» | Harem girl —Mr*. M. I,. Hudson will Ih* htutl put t«i over J fu lly doniirni‘d uf * nliiiiilmi m i Greta G arbo- Mrs. Malcolm Mac- thad< •w thorn. Thiv ia ii fine nr .I b iiib , til ho n**i*v nod di*l|diiniiiiu Nclll. ranyement. huving two difforolit | ^bo bride’-* m« therehn-»* In r The arrom nanieit was Mias WOnnn Inke over tho ontortnin. • dron.v of lenf green * ilk •••*i»o :unl went fnr a week It rn u tr* »mh wore n ror-ng. **f p n-t.l get. Leonora Whiddon. Mra. R. C. Maxwell gave a leief The play was written by Mr*. Inter e-t nml exollorrent in mi*! bora dalviov history of Pilot Clubs a t the Malcolm MacNelll. fitfpating future work4 S*» if | Tho rpm ' ih * no'iher wn- nt. dinner meeting af the local club no, tirod In navy Idm* -hoor n op e A anori short ouainc»a business infouiK meeting wu* they m il mi Y O U don't *ny , . | * . f . I . norgf i v tim In the Valdet Hotel lart evening. led over bv the chairman. M t ivmrn.V*r U* u »oan| o t . a..d In , ‘ "* §1’* presided The Pilot Club was organized In t J. J. Krllaghan, a t which * « , . . , 1‘ * ,,? ',‘ rn' ............. ............... Father Mfeon, 0*. O ct 18. 1921. with i t * i „ _ . it was decided th a t tha dues AL'.*- Read. Shop haa leturnrsl u-ters. 2S cent* c rn llf per |ir° mhkonth, o n lh , pay. pay. 'V Tourist Center a fter a , Immediately wing (he err*. j g f t£ * * * ” Llr' H J u f b ei i 26 , '*>e t hoHpitnl I molly ihc gnosis assembled nl th njmnn in the a t the first mealing nf the "R0",' The Pilot motto U "True Course • J ' k. “ Meetings will be held on ‘ ml n" n „». b'*u d , her .......... and ' bride', table which was overlaid and the emblem b th e .IK- mm^nnti #«„ mw T n— L** «liar me to the institution Tl»«*r» with a lace ilolli and udorne.l ; ‘h ^ r . ' i u r ^ Z . • « ,on'1 • ml fourth Toea.lays. to irr i Look* >»h»* will In* with n three.tiered wedding cake For a tturnt winter, trail*- in ll. "Iri T h , following comm ittee, were I h,-r surrounded by white bride'* ros. M « M .« e M ■ P o in ted by the chairman: toee as, while pom-pom ««ter* and your nltl healer on one •»' t ■»«•-»• ar*. KJTTV K9.W« M n . Maxwell u — u . - m - ui . . . la r lin la out, i armies kinds ami tie Queen Anne's lace. Tall white new Norge circulating model-.. l “ "; xof ; all ' lo t. than any other state. f - T u ^ C E. M ^ U ^ T V ? grcea down at the Information candle- east a soft glow over We have one that will *olv«the table Mrs. W U. G ardiner A ceremony on Booth. Thr way she make* 'em ill select and d irect th* play*r.S i|Ur,tlons, even presided at the punch howl. .It your heating problem-. Music director, Gene Lawrence- slop ami ask A fter spending a short time with MMII foolish ones, is Just remarkable. assisted by Mrs. John L. Millrr 'em today. KAN l ll.l(M> which symbollxet Purpose, Inltia Margaret Kelts, alias Miss their guesls, the rouple left on live, Loyailty. Opportunity, Team ­ and Mias Leonora Whiddon. C ham trr of Commerce, isn't any their wedding trip. House, Mra. E. J. Nelson, as. Mrs. McLueas traveled In an work, Internal, Bervice and Mem­ slack on smile* when it comet ber*. Th* hub o f th* wheel ewe slated by Mrs. Irving Felnbrrg lo directing the T ourist, to var nipta Idue twill suit trimmed and Richard Deaa, too, and sundry kinds of rooms, wilh silver hand-designed buti sen ted by Mrs. Joel Field, Properties director, Waller apartment* and bouses. She’s tuns. She wore a small rinse fit­ gave the Code e l Ethlea. Haynes. Jr., assisted hv Mrs. trimmed with doing a good job of II too, where ting black hat Th* business Masion era* preSanford, F la . ‘201 N. Park Av*. baby ostrich feather* end gosea. lad over by th* president, Mrs. M. I- Hudson and Mia* Nell 8 te. she sends thenr’ they slick. While haviitg our eyes and ears mcr veil. Her pur**, hat, end Al F. Hunt, and Mra. Mary Raw- wart. Una ere learned tha near members F ath ar K tIU ghan.haa extended who were recently initiated. to all persona In Seminole Coun­ The table decoration! fo r tha ty regard)*** e f age an Invi­ dinner eaarted a harvest them* tation to become a member uf w ith grapes on tho vine entwined th* Little T heater Club and t« i.lennth o f the table and a red attend the next meeting which •polo holding a yellow candle rill be held In ‘the Woman's which m e placed e t eadk plate. Club on Dee, 9. The cenU f»M <rM T tv n m i 'v t • Present, a t la s t night’* ' meet­ rge rad apple Leldlag n .la rg e ing w ere: F ath er KtlUnhan Cotter. B ar. M. B. Hack. i M i t i were y o y t a U d oy • tt, Mr. and Mr*. W ,H, Stew art. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B auer, Mr. ' t l W r m at tine and Mra. E. J. Netaon, Mr. ami H oot, Mr*. ¥ u J Mra. C. E. McSIarrow. Mra. Irv­ Mr*. Field. Mr*. M m JUjrlt**. ing Fainberg. Mrs. Euth Scott, Mr*. Mr*. J . C MlUhdO M ra J . A* Mr*. Ava W right Devla. Partin. Mr*. Eddie M f W M ra W. B. E. Aiken. J r - Mrs. Lourlne Beal. Mrs. John L MUIer. Mr*. L K orean, M ra H- A. Ur*. M. B. Smith J i n . W.C. Crick- M. L. Hudson. Mrs. Frank ™ U rt rrank £ MocN*UI. Mr.. Shams*. Mra. Q ua Wood. Mrs. E V PitsIn. Mra E. 0, H-.rpcr. J . B. Cogbum. Mrs. Malcolm MacNelll. M n, John U Lee. M M Marjorie Coeburn, Miss Nell Stew art. -Mlae D nrl. Hall. "**W m Lawton, Mia. M artha W rtghL Mlaa Patri­ MM* Edith cia Walla**. G ene, Linder, Gen* Lawrence, Ned Brondburat. Wal­ te r Haynee apd Evans McCoy. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor ial Calendar *"■ - Telephone 14H Miss Mitchell Has Dinner For Friends er sona Is .Miss Cox Is Wed To ilr . McLueas Toll plmn Tin: TAVERN W S i PITTSBURGH PAINTS G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS Pilot Club History Related At Meeting .nun . ; HEATER C F £ 3 j r v l - UP SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP X VnU t rU S~ £ > /ty 1*■1>--- - ending a thru* weeks’ trial In which former Wfvenvor Tom JTerra) a f Arkanena, had previous­ ly been aaguitted by a dlrsetad verdict. ip o n o o ro d b y 't h o ^•7*1 Each tim e yo« k * «M Coca tty o f fc n u lM th a t here le Um quality & i n rvm liukd E x p e rie n c e... refrwIMaf experience,.. ha* tM ffct people everywhere to trust the quattty of Coca*CoU. N • o m i a UMaia A 8 T N 0 (|ir o r ru g c o c a . c o u c o n m m v it C A 0 TTL NG HD . fji JNv* ,- it Lm .-V\ A N �If .*■ ' M M J o U Btromlek . * paaaonvnr train with a trailer-1 eanaod tho locomotive to plant* down an embankment and pnU govern! ad* crossing nepr Delias, Tex., ear* from tM raQa. Section* of the rail, uprooted bp tho Impact, a i . lory to ala. Im pact of the craah 11wilted like wlro and one rail arebea thirty feet in tho alt. I ZH scriM m an unemployed labor* • r, John Btromlek wai a rrn U d h r loeal police In this theft of two ofi painting* and a print, valued a t 18,000, from the Doria Dak* estate a t Somerville, N. J . Note* damandla y 160,000 fo r return of tho polntln«o wore turned oror to tho police, who handled all n e rv a tio n s. Tho hdraa* a t preeent I* a t bar borne ia Hawaii. ; Rep. Albert Cora Juanita Splnelll ' Aihcn feccd Juanita "The Duchess* hpinclli ia pictured in the warden'* office a t San Quentin priaon. She ia the first woman to luffer the death penalty In California, and waa exreuted In the gaa chamber for her part In tho death of Robert. Sbtppard, member of a (any of potty thlorea which ah* led. BharUf Chart** T. freak of Payotte County aenrebee a car for poatlblt weapon* a t the Kdtnborn mine, I I mdt* north o f Union town, P i , where 11 men wer* shot and VMndod Price control bill fntroddeed By Rep. Albert Coro of Tenneaoa* and cent to tho flflpr by tho Uoaa* Rules Committee embodlea moat of two recommendation* of B ernard-M . Baruch, World W ar price admlfl*trotor, and la a aubatltntolar « a Bahklng and Currency Committee bill. Immediate action. I M w * * » . ' \ f. m s tV-K i • 1 : : . vh Meridian, the latwJMRa fa the taw school of th* U cfcatrmaavf the Kate Board of Control; I ArmW>iad Brown, tower right. of the ■m* co n n The w a it Projects Aitmtnias* cooperation mad* txwiibte th* new T tantx lo th# ofitlnAj law buildkne eon* roar* ana waa reorteanted by WUtar K Charles Me! ^ lA ^ ff^ e a T h M a m C n t i^ w ’ uw ‘‘ .T ro u /flg b W y MunhVtl JtapcfB ipert fer a 7-0 trim I Official Makes try to— In th* Uni held - n pilot'* |_ L Prediction On would I „ Pilot Increase Bv JACK STINNRTT WASHINGTON, Nov. 38 —UP) — Although much ha* been w ritten about th* training ' of Army and Navy pilots, faw per­ sona realise th* anormlty of tho groerth In civilian flying, i Th* other day, I beard a rea­ sonably conservative aviation as­ sociation official estimate th at within the next faw yeacs one which the country now Is tu o a t civilian pilots (about 000 a year), b u t when ev en la comldered, It la n e t an possibility. Under the Inspiration and dance of (he National Aar He , Amoclaikxi. the numb model airplane builder* b U. 8. ha* crept up to 8,001 Thee* youngster* learn Uu SS&M5Z5S % will choose n profession. Id direction, aviation Is differ* Lou BoudreaU wjftl m um year-old ahorti was named fl Indians on a becoming th* pilot o f mart Th« sppobtm o r Alva Brad) a Cleveland cl ! Monroe .Ministers . To Conduct Service CARRY HEAT Two ahort aermona w ill 'to 'd e ­ livered by the Ray. V. D. Morrtson and the Rav. H. II. Martin to tha congregation a t th* Thanksgiving Service In th* Luke Monroe Public 8fchool Auditorlam tonight a t 7:30 o’clock under th* direction of the Lake Mon­ ro* Ministerial Association, ac­ cording to the evening’s pro­ gram. Included In the service, . lo which persons In Seminole Coun­ tv ary Invited to attend,, wilt be th* Invocation by the Rev, Mor­ rison,. introductory rfmark* by B. C. Steel, vocal selection* by th * achool glee club and MVs, The congrcgaalng—fi» kytana. •«f* * -- , President, Pedro Cerda, Dies RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. L ’h i i e r .SANTIAGO, Chile, N ot. 88— (R>— President Pedro Agutrr* Cerda of Chile, who had headed fb p th America’, f l n t and only M puU r front government, died OILHI A tm ( I k Km*4 turn ad n t a r n r * * - HARDWARE COMPANY.. M l EAST FIRST 8TT BEAUTY U0 Magnolia ; m �1 m M K tm ir m m v c m to r n m n x Sanford Will Meet Leesburg In Annual TSt There Tonight ■• Wk int. nati\ •• A in e ru ~ l | , W ' i a l e r ' i ’'A l l - A m e r ic a n " m r n j ' t a r t y l.y r»j<t--u . l u i n u i - .m. C U — o n e a s good to d a y «■> it w a s wild rice l.T J y e a n a g o w h e n it f i rs t w o u ld Ad d to m . . m ............... . I u » e b een possible ' c o t n h . w in '. ru rn b i.n Kur a p p e tis e r* . t h e r e could he with - \ ,,.p . ........„k,.i |. , | p i n e a p p l e o r t o m a t o juice. For and ho t c h o e .d a i.......... . wh.it ........ b rail oi m n You c o u ld w o u ld y o u m i n t ' m u k r your m ind of J t r u t u l c m i n r u- , . ’ I#r. n i u u r v \ » u tl»n*w* .1 Iia.I a i U h o k c * . d u e l p m o ap p ic. o r aoim. f h I U - | . * I K . 1.. . hid- i v o r a d o . r o r a fmli co u rse. co d - ited in or nrin to tin* A m e n t a n In \ • » f l*h. F o r th e |ncc«* d«* r e sis ta n c e ditm*; p u i n u U , g u a \ . i j»-U>. t. tiVr l u i k o ) , with n d r e e i n g m a d e h acto . i n . ami if >011 w.ml i y | M A Y B F. Y#u ( a Mil* Many Wnidui ADVERTISING- ’T O g j S T S 11 l-H Champs To stalled As Slight Represent State WH0 LESA1* Favorite Over Foe At National Med: Seminole against the Jnckat* will tonitht wltji d~xignated a* coming. annual clauie Leesburg Yellow (aka place tilers (he contest being Leesburg's home- ■Tbia battle, always dose no inia|ter whit the respective reennli of tho trams are, usually ends (ho aepwfl for the Fed*. Ilqwtviir. ,M)f V W eUwMj has u postponed contest scheduled for m c is GAINESVILLE, Nov. 26 — (Special)—Eleven champion 4-H club members—six girls and five boys—will be Florida's repre­ sentatives amonir the t,500 farm youth from the United States assembled at the National Club Congress in Chicago Nov. 29 to Dec. S, it was announied today by Dr. Wllmon Newell, director of the State Agricultural Ex­ tension Service. Each of (hear youngsters has won his or her trip thruugh out­ standing arromplishmrnt* in some hase of 4-11 rlull work, directed y county and home demonstra­ tion agents. Kerb will participate in n national contest whilo at the Congress, which will lie held in connection with the Interna­ tional Live stock Show. Girls chosen for the trip by Miss Mary E Krnwii and h e state home demonstration staff a t Tallahassee, the fields in which they won, and dondre of their STOWS’ Price* -W IT H A N OK T H A T COU NTS” |I •1 ■ .■( ^H • MS Bargains | ■ m I n S p ite O r Jv E v e r y th i n g j |o I |o I - C o m p le te S e le c tio n to C h o o se F r o m A ll M a k e s a n d M o d e ls U I 1 K • I ■ BLPf ■ • No Advance LARD 2 pig ponK PRICES Y at 1 • 1I I ! k 1938 P o n tin e M a n ....... • H 8 )4 5 .0 0 1934 D o d g e : --I S e d a n _______ 145.00 g i-i HAM S R in dless Sliced Breakfas flO u n BACON K'.\p»»w| | mmi lit i h ItihI" Ims«( F t-l> I'tary T brir trip f« Riven by tlw I leaf 111A A «»c M t toll o f ( llll III s,'i n n ,i . T w o IN A J5W SU2Y STOI2G \yiMDON TODA't - A N D GUESS ,---- c r - y - CK SKIP If- . 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Inbronchial m u co u s m r m .TeU your druggist to sell you l of CKomulsion with tha untding you must Ilka tha way U rffiays tha tough or you or* ■ t o u t moner back. 25c ib , ib* HAM S Ib 2 3 c C H O P S Ib 25 c S ID E S Ib 17 c H E A P S Ib 7 h c of Su*unc<* and John of the Morcer, - Vol.-uni uf who »huv cd ami Tnn'iua gamos. c-hnnipiou fnl barrow* at thr »nlv Tai who mAth* iir in l Slate* Ufl I’lg ('lull Show t hiadwny Jpslnat m TulUlianyre. tum idrte th is When Itidlin* nM*)* group. Thosr latl«*r two will Im* Dec. K a t St. Augustine. »r a flr*t down, thr gufsti of ConiinioMuner of Agti*' Sanford Jlfci'ly will enter th< “Give it to C ftly ." culture N ithan klayo. Thrv will I fray tonight In the unfimiliai ly art a it. Kny L U- nicninpanied bv l( W. Itlurt •' favorites' role. After a bad start I'K’k, atiitr Imya* rhib agent with th , locals hsvr pickrd picked up cun tht l hi* KlUunUui Service. •Idcrmbly, while Leesburg is suf. At tin* invitation of tin* U nited1 ferlng one uf lb worst sraio n '. AgiiciiM I'o.; mid Carolyn Stall ,, I>* |uu t n cut of The Red line-up Is t apcctcd to ' trip* include Alice Smith, lire- (pfnctui ing Hire’* I. * U iu io n Sit iw p , the | conservation. K err Flewellyn, St. Johns, home s ta rte r s ' »,rd l0'" 1 consist of last week's Manufacturing Curp.; grounds beautification. Mrs. C hir- Florida delegation will rrtufru by against New Smyrna, —eluding Glass Davis, Citrus, food p ry -' I,.* W allgrrm . The girls will b* way of Washington nnd jMcrtki*' Left Half Bill Uranan ■ml Full-1 Louise Inc.; Claries chaperoned by MLsa Clarlnc Bal puli* in the National Farm slid Fleming, who were I paratiun. Servel. back Bill ~ Orange, dresa rev u e,‘t hcr. rxtension clothing *nd U'.. Home Hour's I II club Inoadca*!' named Monday on the North I Jouniigan, on December It. Spcukmg on tin*I cast Conference n ll.ftir squad. Chlcugo Mail Order Co.; M iry tilon specialist bit worn li! :.*!() and line Hatty, Dade, more cotton t Boy- who will make the trip prograin, I ;.!0 F. M., EST. will tn* l.niiU f' for better bedrooms, Spool Cot- include Jack I.uffman, Tntmab Hi via, president of tho S ta ir 1 ton Company; Doris Rmitli, Bryan und Joe Scales of D ldr. mimciI of Junior Home I lemon Orange, rural electrilicntion, who won tho s-.ato «-ll |>ouUr) (*tration Work, Alive Smith, anil Wrstinghouse U ectric and Man- contest ut the Central Florida John Folsom.___________________ ] n O u r U se d C a r iiGHts m i s v i n B«st Grade Bulk Fura E USED CARS - q u a n iit v Factory FLOUR COFFEE J*ack 2 0 -lb*6 9 c —- i ItO fee*' SEE SOU TOMOfZlJOWP Nkswr t r i -- HSS ABOUT fifa P O lA N rC A S A *=t MET MOP* I KUOti- HSS STH-UJCTBriA uy ON MIS NND.Vj b 1940 C h e v r o le t D e L .. tTorvtj S e d a n 6 5 0 .0 0 •' ' Mb 23c Staley’s Cub, STO KELYS STARCH i a ;./ 10 0 0 3 3 * 19c carton fissb llulian Clyl* Bananas Altman 10 |bi 2 7 c GiUifl Clico Ocean Spray Cianbafiy C h e r r i e s -- ‘ 19 c S a n e * !/-«« 12 H « Mock Palm PitUd D o lM Mm 23C kis lie T o w tiff • O a ts ertw em ents BUSINKSS LONE RANGER SHERIFF-WVT WEITE AND TAKS Q R t OP THAT ^ x w l i By FRAN STRIKER H I V - K X i LATF/ AU BE. 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French's Ground T O ll£ t ^ ! �€ t i I -» • S frB liNKSPAT, NOV SANFORD, FLO RID * 18 Cases Arranged At Municipal Court like a houte-aflrw, tu rn for Advestisement In 4' hit cover, and that'* where you gotta Axis States That fa r e th a t good line o r h e ll prob­ come up (h ik in g rig h t In a British SoldieTg ^Magazine Brings ably big bunch of Illy n Ji* When you got him out of th at ' me**, hell In 15 Inquiries head straig h t fo r the b o a t You “Are “Annihilated^ fC a a lla a e d K m * Paw* D m ) , fc *r ' ' y R*,' v ,, > )-• 1 fh * , "flth breeding ground*’* you lead alout. Take up one lid* and down the other. There l* more certainty of * goo«l haul of fiah from thla water then will be found anywhere, ami the variety (Imply I* left to the angler; how. over, you’re Ju»t ■* likely ** not Jo get a “big Speck** when you a re cw-ling for b a n (and we do tnean b ig |. The advantage In thla flailing k h e I* th at you won’t need to worry about how the wind I* Mowing- Ju*t fish t i e off aide. U’a ’Ju.t lined with rrrek* and cove* on the ra<t tide. Going In from the 8 t John’* Itlvcr I* "N ery’a," then “Rail .llun". and In order •'Sweel-Wiilrr", "l.ittle Gator” , "Big Galnr", nnd tig h t off the middle la "llird lide"; way up l* "Soldier Creak"; then down what | l known h i th e "went *Ule". You e ra take your choice in lAtk* Je t M I|| flth in deep water, ahallow, around the bonnet*, cyprt»* trrr* , around lie graai, or w a y■ up on i h e flat*, fl’a^jutt on# big fl*hing heaven. And again you'd better not start out with a Horry line Aim tee th i l you don’t th at plug have l i r a honk-i on S becaiuu- it’ll ju*t lx- one atrike aiwl o u t for you. "There tug-mouth be»* m utt get out of l--d mad every morning. If it'* M iniri'rt you’re looking for, he Won’t dirappuint you. Kirat, h^ e'll Solve youv g ift prob:• lems and save monej*, * too, by reading your local . . m e r c h a n t s ’ \ Christmas ads th at appear in Tho Herald. ■Mod not M RADIO NEWS J Ddco F rank MITlor presided • KM) Edwin C HOI •oor IB c u « a s t C i t y C ourt Mon­ CflO Program Resume day«tl» Cnral Marsh think for a minute you ran catch ( ( - • a l ia s e d Fvwra F # « * Owo) Tho docket fotloara: Wkito t u . •JO Excursion m Science. up with him, but th a t’* Ju .t an­ battle of tanka— during which ra: G eorg* B ern ( f a , driving •i48 Tho World Today other error on your part. About the antagonists had swept back 7t04 Tha Loan Ranger th* time von know h#’* off the and forth across tho deaert lik# while drank, paid fZS o f | I M 7 :K Lot's Pretend hook, he’ll com* up on the other fleets engaged a t aea. f in e with 11 SO roodkod; George >.-00 Big Town uld* and ahak* *oane more, ami Such steel land ships were In B c n ir r * . dranktnaw*. dlamlased; ■ JO Dr. Chriatioa • thla I* when h# ll get in hir. dirty action, but th eir number* had G eorge S c r u g g s , k i t and ra n ■ J l Elmer Daria nnd the New* work. More than likely youll find heen fa r diminished by heavy d r iv in g . dismissed; I. M. C arter, •*.00 Texaco Star Theater your p li g railing In the rir. II tovies on both (idea and tho driving while d ran k , taa Unoed ; 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra . may fall In tha boat, or even ju .t course of tho atraggls thus 10 ilS Public Affaire Troy Richardson, apeedlng, co dlrappeor. Y oull have the Jitter* changed; tho British revertad tinued; Joseph O 'B rien, brveetlga- 10 JO Bporta Reporter ■•plenty, but th a t thrill, will be in mainly to ancient practice— the tion, dismissed; Robe r t F . Hea­ 10:41 News of the- World • claaa all it* own. D on't'forget th*• rifle, tho bayonet, tho blockade, y ter running red light, $8 fine 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey big on* nearly always gata aw.y. —and appeared to bo slowly cut­ 11 JO Vsagha Monroe Orcheetra peld. • You don’t need worry *o terribly ting th eir way forward generally. Colored case# w ere: Geneva 11:00 Listen Welle, news because a fU r you have mad* the On hla right wing—that beat­ Williams, disorderly conduct. 111 1101 Sigh Off____ usual eicuraa to the poddler, or ing forward In tho bloody hattlo c r 41 days; Sle Pounay, disorder. your buddy, Jia t gat your tackle area around Rosogh Just below Temovi awV ■jm g ra m conduct. |1 0 or SO days; LIU all untangled, and get re t for the Tobruk on tho Mediterranean— Mae Thomas, disorderly con. • JO N ym an Beasley and hla neat go round. H ell more th in Rir Alan Cunningham was send­ Florida Cuwboya • duct, $10 fino p aid; Henry likely be wailing for your new ing up heavy reinforcement* of 1 Smith, drank and disorderly, $10 7:00 Breakfast Brevities plug ju*t on the neat point. infantrym en, depending upon hla or 30 daya; WUIlo Mack G rif­ 7:41 UP Neva " It’* possible, too, th at moat any superior crm munlcatlons to break fin, reck lea* driving, continued; 8:00 Th* World Today time youll gat mixed up with one the Axis forces under the Ger­ Geneva Williams, petit* larceny, 1:18 Sunrise Serenade of those high powered "Jack*". man General Rommel. 410 or 30 daya H enry Strong, ■ JO Emery Deutach Orcheetra While Berlin claimed that Rom­ About Ih* only d lfftrrn re is that reckless driving, dMUaaed; WU- 9 M Morning Devotions he may not furnish tha kind of mel also was bringing up re. Him Johnson, reckless driving, • t i t American School of 'tho danc* indulged l y Ihe black has*, serves, Cairo reported there was dl.m issed; Willi# Levi Jones, lolt. Air but he will Jump In at-iu l three no sign th a t he was getting new ering. 80 daya; Julius Roval, 8:41 UP News directions a t One#. Jl# la built for supoort of consequence. Mira EBa L atter transferred to Volusia county and 10:00 Marnei***— 1 The British position thus an. •peed, of couraa. It’a our opinion Alton Isaac, Investigation, dis­ 10:08 Black and Whit# Notes they should h a rt named him a paarad the more favorable. In n the first World W ar Mlsa E lla missed. 10:18 Myrt and Marge “freth w ater rail fish." Unless the view of the fleet’s command of Latter served England with the w ar 10 JO Stepmother hooka are wrapped around hi* the M editerranean, but the quick toapltal supply depot. Now 10, she 10:48 Woaran of Conrage head, youll only aee him when hr an,| decisive victory thnt h((i | >s a driver l a ' Britain'* woman’s Could Nero H at # Fiddled .1. . transport. Two slaters, a gad 77 and 11:00 Mary Leo Taylor makes his second Jump. You can heen so eagarly sought in London With Stomach Ulcer PalnaT- 11:18 A t flora* with Sally Mar­ I* . work with tho woman’s volun. tell Item a t the corner drug iln rr did not seem in sight. tsar service In London. tin a* T h - h isto r ic fM tUlan s i K m o t l t r Both aide* showed the strong­ about the other blg-un that got h i. f r e - t ln s rould h a rd ly ha»# h eea 11:30 Cluulng the Bluet est disinclination to mak sweep- | away. p o ssib le If h e s u ffe r e d a fta r -a a lln a 11:48 UP New* "If it’a a nice, still, quiet flitting In? elalma. ein*. Don't n a a la et y e a r m lf s r tp * . 11:88 Program Resume While S ir A lan's column* of the right were . inching forw ard rr a 111 - bo* o f I 'd a a fo r r e lie f o f Jaunt you want—ray when you h lr slo a sa e h p a in s, In d lgoatloa, 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks toward Tsbruk both from th e a s s-r p and take the tidy for a little outing— e in e h .a r ib o r a , b u rn in g * •» * * - 13:18 Merry-go-round anchor off from the island (Ihe In let* than a coupla of hour*. ea«t and south, hi* extrem e left lio n , blont and o th er rnndJilnna 11:30 Daneetlm* man from whom you get y°ur bait And don't forget thla, regardless still appeared to . Im sweeping rausrd b y t i r e s a r id , U d g a T a b le ts 13:48 Our Gal Bbnday must h rlp o r m o se y refunded. A t will ahow you about tha spot) ami of Ih* spot you pick, you’d letter unbelted, along a line far to tha M 1:00 Dixie Farm Ctub rltsynnida D rug S ta re and good get set to really angle for be prepared for a Mg one to te a r1 south, toward the Gulf o f Slrte ■true sto r e s a r e r y w h s r e . , 1 JO Bridge School of th# Air and during the day announced peckled perch. They'll be there, you up. 1:48 Road of Life the capture of the town i f A gut­ and urn* of tha largest ones you “Ju st above "H arney" |r Pussl* 3:00 Young Dr. Malone LEGAL NOTICES e v tr hvd any dealings with. Aa al­ Lake, yet a part of the good old in above the oaaia of Uialo. 1:18 Joyce Jordan This thrust, which had carried ways, w* suggest a good strong 8t. John’s. (When wa say Puzile 3:30 Th* Goldbergs N o lir e la haraby g le a n th a t 1 8:48 UP Nava line becaua# a fclg baa* can come th a t la juat w la t we wean. The more than 200 miles from Its s n a s c s d In bualnon* a t U s i along and give you a fit most any angling above th a t lake la plenty starting point about G larabub a mund. 8:86 Matinee Mualcal* F lorida, adder Ih* f.etltlp u * Egyptian fro n tier, time. and run* for miles. Two sep­ near the « • T rop ical K arsts Faraartaa 1:16 Tune* from Tropica "l/ik e Harney la a very wid» arate channels mak* up south of seemed restrained only Ire the • 0.1 th at I Inland I s r a g ta lsr aald 8:30 Renfro Valiev Folks p u rsu a n t to th * term s o f th* spot In the 8t. John's River. The P u ttie. E a st and West, you can problem* of supply and British nnma 'K li-tltlous N am * h laaate" (C hap ter 3:43 Hlghwoy to Haolth chrnnel hurts it wld# open, ami can taka your choice, or fish up informant* said that If those iSSIS L aw s o f F lo r id a ) w ith tho 3:86 Prara Mew* while It runs out quit# shallow one and back the other, not d problems could be adequately m et Clark o f th a C lrault C oart o f 4 JO Cincinnati Conservatory of would almost certainly reach the itrm lnolo t'o u s ty F lorid a, from tho banka and ha* plenty of chance to mis*. Mas 1* a A. Walks holes, this lake is alm ost 100',* "If you would rath er get some sea and thus cut o ff northern 4 JO Landt Trio Libya and block n i t to the west. hard rand bottom. You can *** tha high bank fishing, take the right 4:48 Pram New* Nut Ira la h ereb y g lv s a th a t w o bottom In a t deep as four fact of turn- to Econlockhatclee Creek, are e n g a g e d In b a sin s* * s i L e n s - I JO For tho Fanner wood. F lorid a, u n d er Ih* flc tltlw sa w ater, and believe It or not, It’s and g et not only tho thrill of your 1:10 Twilight Melodies nam e II. * It. F r u it ( X a a d H u t full of flr>. There a re also grass Ilf* with rod and real, but re* The Quarterma ter Corps of w . inten d lo r e g u la r sa id a s m s B ill Th* Goldbergs Ilockets on tho edgo running out soma mighty claaay sub-tropic*. the Fourth Corps Area, with pu rsuant to th a fa rm s o f th e " F lr- 6:30 Christmas on th* Moon for a good ilia lance, and for early When you Ur* of bias fishing, headquarter* In Alltlan ti, p u rth assl tltlu u e N am a n ta ta ta " (C hap ter 8torie* mre. am emA t i l Vl a i n l a w s o f F lo r id a ) w ith U s morning fishing this lake cannot you ean have worid* of aport w ltlj|rd .1,289,000 paper K bag* Clark of Iho O lrrult C ourt o f 6:46 Joat Entertainment bo beatan. I t la t too good Just be­ your fly outfit. Th* red brernt u!2 pound* ml nolo C ounty. F lorid a. wax paper K ia llr M. tto lb o rn . fore sundown. Wo have seen the bream mak* their permanent llanchrs for troops during; W a lte r T. M olbora. time th a t tha limit could bo caught xbed* In thla creak.” •i war games. rai ■ 5N or. ( , 1141. E FARMERS’MARKET | LEGAL NOTICES ( l l f d ( k a i l b« r o l l l i n i ». K RUPF Aa K l a l a l a t n u r « ( (ha R atal* o f R n ir t t ’ K rayp. K im p u b lica tio n N o*. t*. 1M I. To A ll C rodltor'a a a d Prraona I ta r la a C la im , o r D em and* A e a ln a l Maid K a ta ta : You and aach o f y o u o n haraby ■acirtad an d r e a l l rod to pre-ant an y rlalm aO a n d dam anda w h ich you. or a lth a r o f y o u , m ay hava a g a ln -t th o e a ta te o f - KRNEHT KRIJPP. d i aka a t i. la ta o f aald C ounty, to th o C o u n ty J a d e * o f Bam Inot* C ounty. F lo rid a , a t hi* o tflro la lb * co u rt hou oo o f sab! C am ay a t B aaford . F lo r id a , w lth 'o alBht r a la a d a r a a t l h a fa n o tb* tla ia o f tb * fir s t p u b lica tio n o f th la not lea. E a ch cla im o r dem and (b a ll bo In w r itin g , and a b a ll at ax a tha place o f raaldanca a n d poat o ffir* addraoa o f tb * ela la a a a t. a a d a b a ll ka i » w a l o b y tb a c la im a n t, a g e n t, or a tto r n e y , a n d ouch cla im or da- ' is for h SAYINGS Do you get a dividend on your fire insurance? • Your lif* In■urance would ba morn expen­ sive if it didn't pay raiular divL dends. Perhaps your fire insur­ ance IS expensive, for the tame' reason. You can tfat fire insur­ ance in TH E CENTRAL, one of America’s atron|eat compa­ nies. AND Y O U 'L L RE.) DUCB THE NET COST OF, YOUR FIRE INSURANCE.' Telephone handy? Call the number below. No oblifallbn. AT THH Arcade Package Store YOU'LL FIND IN ALL THE LINES BEST OF Fine Liquors Arcade Package Store O. D. 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Jr i. • »• * * l a a M ) C m t r Piodoeca _ tfm 11' T r a i t A n d V e g e U b tw T h u A n j g ia lb r A m | b World* p » VOLUME XXXIII Witt l — u ---------------------- 1 oopers W estward S o u th Of Tobruk Marked Man Axis Soldiers • Fighting Hard A m ainfM , the * — Compulsory Arbitra­ tion Abandoned By H o u s e Committee Britlah Cairo hesrlnuar^enr reported today th at their mechanized forces are “/orag int their wav westward” from the Reictrh battle err*, south of Tobruk. The Tobruk irarrlaon and the British forces from Eirvot. which yesterday wero reported to • have made “direct contact,” are apparently In a drive to open communication* and a supply path through Tobruk. , The Britiah aaM that German 0 force*, attcm ptln* a diversion thruat Into E ry p t, are now try . In f to rejoin Ante forcre w rit of Libya. The British adm itted “determined opposition,' claimed the trend U slowly to "thehr favor. earnmend ad. Gondar, Italy** in eaat Afrl-a, l U e t r isaau lt by the T J; Imperial troops have A x * tank tinea four of th a recaptured * U make House Group Passes Plant Seizure Bill X Italy’s L a s t E a s t A f r i c a n Strong­ hold la Captured In accordance with the strinte n t antUIewlih laws strictly enforced in Germany, thia Jewish businessman in Berlin wear* the slx.pointed star of David, prominently displayed on his coat. The won! “Ju d e" is rm blaioned on the star. the WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 — OP) — A t the direct request of the Administration, the H oust Labor Committee has abandoned the Idea of compulsory arbitration as p art of the legislation to elimin­ ate strikes in defense industries. Committee members said that Democratic Leader McCormack of Massachusetts had urged that the provision, opposed by both in. dustry and labor, be dropped. The Heuse Labor subcommit­ tee approved a measure to per. mlt the leisure of strike bound defense plants. The S rnate La­ bor Committee, also rushing work on anthstrtk* legislation waa told by Senator Herring, Democrat of Iowa, that the proposal he Is sponsoring to make it a crime to call a defense strike has been approved hy William S. Knudsen, director of defenso produc­ tion. The government would be au­ thorised to seise the plants of non-conforming employers. This provision reportedly was includ. ed In the belief It would allay criticism th at the measure was directed solely a t labor. The President already has teitu re powers. Public Health Grtfdp To Meet On December 4 Help Wanted Sign Is tfsed/By Army A .K H O c i c ii o il X q HYXOQH After TuBerenkrtis Seminar At Orlando -------- meeting oe—The Army hung e u t a help _ Duda an tha tenth erantad sign today, w ithout spe­ a m a t Libyan offtn cifying whether the additional rlv*. T hat paint Itoslf we# cap-i --------- . workers were needed In Alaska, ta rtd b r tb« Tobnik troops In • , thirteenth nnnual mrcting Panama, Iceland or a airing of ■tab which carried them ten l f |h# K,orllU ,,ubUc | Itm|i|, Aa. Atlantic balsa acquired from I deffnr \ . . d *o«lalion will convene liv Orlando Britain. Officiate said ' t hey eould New Zealand troop., supportc h An«ebllt Hotel Dec. 4. use qualified skilled labor to by Ameriean-British tanka and Immediately following the T uter •peed the offahor* baaes to com­ n l l a e , joined w ith Tobruk'a men culoels Seminar at the State pletion. k» a puah from tha south after Sanitarium Dec. 2 and 3, Dr. avercom tnf violent AxU opposl. Dan Cone, dirccto; of the local tion. Tha daaart paint of B lr El H ealth Unit, stated today. V H aaaad vraa tak as anrout*. A Seminar o f Sanitary engin* Thna tha Britlah now have a cent will be held simultaneously tenuous communication lino curv. with the tubcrculoele meeting end BUENOS AIRK8, Nov. 28 — In f over 100 mtlee from the B. U. Broadhurst, sanitary of­ Egyptian border near fiWl Omar ficer for Seminole County, will Of)— A rgentina agreed yester­ day to tell to the United State* northwes tward to Tobruk. .. speak to the group Monday a f­ • Tha link with Tobruk may be ternoon on “ Municipal Sewage her entire tungsten production for three years, thus assuring a dodahrt tu rn i n f paint In the Systems." North American defense Indus, whaia campaign, a m ilitary County Health Unit officers tries a steady supply of thia spekasmaa aaM, but ha ompha- and staff-members will meet in •toad th a t “formidahla pockets of Individual groups according to w ar-im portant m aterial and. In Asia remittance," aftUI sxtat on all their particular field of work effect, denying It to th e Axis! A aidau of th a t narrow 1W«. and also three general session* BETTER CRT A HORSE • la addition tha A lia still holds ill be held during the conven­ it r e u f positions on a SO-mile are tion, Dr. Cone explained. BASEL, BwKswrUnd, Nov. 28 riatm uif Tobruk which m ust be Dr. R. A. Vendslahr, aiaU tant — OO— 8wlaa chauffeurs are go­ broken tf the Royal Navy U to surgeon general, division of vene­ ing to school to keep up with faad more man and equipment real diseasei. 1J. 8. Public Health the time* and loom how to drive affacthraly into T abruk fa r tran a. from 'W ashington, D. C., acetylene o fd wood-gai driven f part a t Ian southward to Urn rervieo will be among tha speakers on c a n . A Ucfcre course has be*n ckurateg battle arena of Rexegh- the program for the first gen­ opened In on* o f Baael’s high The Carmans and Itallana alio eral session of the convention. school buddings and about a w«ra rapprtad rqahing up rein- O ther lecture re In th at section thousand chauffeurs have en­ foreemanta la a n , tanka and Include: Dr. William Pickett, rolled. _________ ptaaaa from tha w est in an #f sta ts health e ff k a t from Jack f fo rt to crush th a Tebruk-Rcicgh •onvllle, who will enumerate POWER HOU P A T IN JAPAN major health problems In Florida a and w hat health officer* plan to Itself TOKYO, Nog. t A - V n - T o di­ the do about tham ; Dr. Roy Norton, ggavoyapl. vert more electricity to essen­ corps captain la tha tial industries under Japan’s w ar­ from Fort Bragg, N. C.j W. T. time structure, th e government the s a d ’ ia fa r away. Wclaainger, lieutenant colonel T hursday ordered factorise < from the station hospital a t Camp gagd in secondary m anufacture BiAAdiflff* •*and email plants to ' flo a t on* day In the Health Officers’ section each weak. of m eeting* lectures and general discussions of various health pro b lem concerning maternal and child-health m nm R ed s R e p o r t E n em y L o sse ‘T r e n t e n d o i i Soviets Admit T h it Moscow Is Fac Grave New Threi On Southern FI r c i l f t Rf A«*m#<nfr4 Member Associated Press ___________— Ni'MHKR 77 U. S. Rules Out Compromise With Japs On Chinese Issue Tobruk Truck Park Target Of Stukas Washington Sources He l i e v e Merchant S h i p s In Pacific Might lie Armed I’f t r On the Russian front, the So­ viets admitted a grave threat to Moscow today, hut the Germans are suffering “tPfs mendous" losses, with as manT as 18,600 killed in a single day. In the Kalinin sector, 19 mf north of Moscow, the Russ clalmvd the invader* were drl' back with the recapture of m; villagrt. The Germans repo striking haril on the south flank of the Moscow defense The situation on the Moi front still was obscure but mlttedly perilous for the sians who said the gravest threat was in the Volokolai sector, 68 miles northwest of . . . capital. German pressure th art was sail) to be “enormous." The Russians also aeknowledgtn inin area. 95 miles to the north­ west and at Stalinogorsk, 120 mileasoutheast of Moscow. Tha Germans were reported losing heavily a t (Ye latter point, but “still they do not relax lheir pressure northward." Indication that the Germans In this tre a below Moscow were a t­ tem pting even a wider ene ire la­ ment of Moscow from the rear wa* given ih a German radio re­ port which said Skopin, 30 mllg* cast and somewhat south af Stalinogorsk, had been evacuated by the Russians and waa about to fall into German hands. Skopin is about 150 miles southeast of Moscow. Berlin said Nasi storm da. tnchments raptured 14 more villages “a fte r de'.pcrate handto-hand fighting" In the Moscow defense system, but did not Iden­ tify them. Stiff Russian counterattacks were acknowledged In two re­ gions— north of Rostov on tT southern front, and southeast Lake Ilmen In the northern f under _____ , JUklltf The Rueslanx' ^ acknowledged th a t masilv* G erm an'assault* are rarely Imperiling Moscow’a oulir efensrs, but said Adolf Hitler ' timetable had been knocked bully out of lino by Russian blows. __ „ I*e a c e Negotiations Continue Rut Sit­ uation Is Serious l a . SSL IIINIHIN ' ’ ~~ — V„? 2*.— ( AP) 1 S ta le * «itl In tha h<«tllv nf (hi* A tlan tic haa B ritain In delegate to thr I'a n f ir the h altlrO iin a n rrd n l to mert “a really rre a t naval |>o»cr*'. an aut l'» r il* lli,. , (in rrr ,a id today. M \ S || 'M ; |I ) \ . ,yo v . 28 ••T’i riu- A m i-rica n g o v - The long-beslrged British garrison at To­ bruk is playing a large part In the hnttl- he tween British and German force* in Libya It i- helping keep the Germ in, and Italian- -umlwicheil between two battle line* ami forcing to flgnt lo th to their Ilf •TIn­ late-t photo -how, (tie re■ III it 1-ll ti in k •miring laid •■'■ntii ft. it xva* li'amptl tai.n If 'ttt tin* ln-*t nvnllnhlc ""•ttfi'•* in \Ya.*hintftnn. haa I r.‘It'll nut iinv iioasiliilitv of ,i iniunriimi,,- with Jaimn on tin* Oiiiif*i> is*ne a n d hna tai-ril lhi> |iii*.*iliilitv th at Am, t ivait m rrchanl ahfoa in Ih«* I ’nc.ifn' may In* armc«l, Th«* negotiation*, looking toMuni !•••»«»• in the P a cific a rv e tm . tinning, loit tho Mtuution ia c x t n ’im ly vrrtouv Sign-* of an imminent Japanese |itiYii"ioM of Th.tilunnii ha* sharpn n l tin* F a r E a ste rn crisis • • Jii|inn'w negotiator* in W a sh in fton S jn c m l Envoy S a h u io K u r--------11*11 fiilh ’d at th«* W hite Ilouso S i’ininohCounty u d vertirf- f.*r n 15-milHiti* talk with P resimi nt* in the tmirmt ninl tra v e l'th nt K«m*i v» lt und St-cri'tary of •*ilitmna o f in of tho nation'* Stato Hull leutlng ncsk-|iii|ier* havo ti’Miltcd Th»*y m ii’o i»t thu I'rrsk icn t's in 27ri im iu irii’S iMing r r r r iv n l hy r ii|t n * t . h s * thnn 24 hours after tho Chnm bvr of Cotnm«*r<i*« S«*i* H ull Imd handed them a »et of >rtary E d lliau in q iliavloatil to* hasn printiplr^ which the U n itdny, knd nddi d that ho sXpvcU'il |vd Staten roimiilvrs essential to . - . L tho tM al ^ . n u r l u d ^ ) du ring the *nmintrnnm*»» o fV p racr and s r e u r it r .1*0 fuim era of the a |u |M,^ frw 1m thr E a r K i l l H u ll also gave proxim ate total of 1,100 «n Sent- Th e letters roipiested in fo rm a, thorn f'liiw M lu n n ax to the prac•nolr (m in ty have ’‘itru-d t h e ir ! tion on accommodation*, clinmti* ti<ul application «»f thc*e princlsoil conservation w ork *heet4 in {:m d fhlnnir and hunting facilities |,|, > to specific problem* in speiio 4»|»rration with the national m iho county, and they «nnu- ieifie area*. Mrs. Irene Watt;275 Inquiries Received By Chamber Seriously H u r t To Advertising In Northern Papers ji In Train Wreck Abput 1151) Farmers S c h o o l Teacher I h Sign Up To Help In Tampa Hospital Defense Program Mr*. Irrnv W all, wif«» «»( Hurry A. W alt, of 192H Maplr Avi*nui\ nn<! •« teacher of the _____ ........ ....... fourth m___ tcrnilt* nt ..... th»* W«*nt Si«| Primary Schoil, was seriously in. [defense program, ('minty Per *from all district* represented hy | 1'i rhnp* the most vitxl of the»« ju ru l when thu train in which |ft*rmaiice UujUTYlauf .Orin Math iih*> N»lvr»lHM>m*x(i!4l Mr. Uirtf«r»p.juTifir armx ix Errnch lndn« she waa a p.issenKcr, the lla- | ,rl** di<rl«aei| this nmrninir[ «l:ited. i Inna. Japanese troop* there aro vana Special, wax derailed early | Mathieuf* urireil farmers, I The ('hom ier of ('ommetee is m ;l position to stnke «|uickly Thursday morning a t Dover, 10 have not* signeil, to do so as | nnswi-riiur tin* impiiiies d.iijy.. mto Thnilaml vitalto the damiles from Tampa, according to j**»on as ptinxihle «sthe closingenclosingin the replies, InMiklotF, fenm* of Singapore—or into Yunan Assticiatetl Prvsa disputch. .date for the program is Dec. I t maps, lot of nccoiiiniodations province in a dnve to block Mrs. W att received scalp la. | Although the iiuiuImt of aignor* and other hiformutloii | m»t.lining j the lliirmu Road over which war cerationx and waa taken l«» u M °nly slightly over one-11«» th o "••cti<*n. »uterialx from the Umteil States Tampa hoxpital. .th n l of the total to he aignid.j- | mu well plraxeil with the have been reaching embattled A total of 1771 In member, According to (|untAtionx from * Mathieiix estimated that rexonxo we have receive*I." Mr V h u u . hips was reported to Mrs. Itay a Tampa newspaper, Mrs. I„ E. |" v ,r of the farm vegetable I lligam s -.aid "I expect thnl th e, Withdrawal of these Japanese Mann, publicity chairman of the Dunin of Jacksonville, who wu« aeieage in the county has U-cn uiinilar **f letters will n a« h n.inaipx from the French colony b local Red' Cross chapter, the* riding with Mr*. W att, said nf- l'11* "ii record hy the owners. I total of We an* itn »wt ring iimi|er*tmN| t •» have been one of morning. The annual roll rail t t r the accident: ".Mr*. W att* , Matnlttux aaid lhat Hu- .very Id le r ax "Qiiii a* it g«*t"[ Hie u,ihj«Hts most exhaustively dlx« end* Sunday and a little more waa so brave. She wax ju«t f a r n , , r play* an lm|Nirtant p ar t in. it it*I iimhiuhlrilly (In. ailvt-r I during thr Japancsethan half of the county’s 11800 cow rrd with blood and she wax M ,hr present emergency ami cm- lining i'itiii|mIgu will p i u v e a big \in rriran negotiation* which liavo quota has been secured, but Mr- •o patient while we were wuiU Ipnaaweij ..tho Importance of this In-Ip to iho c o u n t y ." ii'jilin l u criticul juncture. Mann added th a t the total will Ing for help.** Thr Uilvcrti>l*ntrntx npp t’air ti t ^ be considerably more a fter the —— - l u ts li'il ill ihr (.aunty Agi nl - iii ( h r fi>lh»wing p a p r r t on Hull remainder of workers In this n r a sm . l is s r » M liiffirv in the Court II oum', thi* lay, . I h i*. 2.’l: Ni*w York T im rn , area and the local community One man wa* killml anil at lilrpsrtinrnt will oharrvi- Thank*-{Clin-ab' Trijiuui I'hihnh Iplna have made reports. Isast 24 |M'r*ons Injured yrstsr giving hy closing, tu t will rriiiuui In-IMiier. Detroit Nrw». ( Irvr. From the 21 famlllea who live day when two New Y"rk.l(i. i’l'tril Mutunlay afteriMt..u,— — ttm d ----- I’hilil-Dealer, I’hiiirTT. afe?; T7IT 7 5 F in Dear Lake, Mrs. - Thomn* Florida paassngsr train* nf the 1I’r e - , t tncinnatl Tlmes-Mur. Kstchum, canvasser in that Atlantic Coast Lins wars do. community reporter! a total of rallsd in separate accident! that , , i J ... MliunuiHili! .Star and the II,..t«>n 231, Mr*. Mann sakl. , occurred within tlm sums hour, Karen Gleawin. infant daughter g i ..u . “ Mention m ust be made of the one near Hortrjiss, (in. ^md the • f Mr and Mr*. II M. Glra-on excellent work which negm other at Dover, Kl*. of Lake Mary, illeil Wednesday NORFOLK, Vu., N.nr, 2H-(.Spi* helpers have carried out during Crushed to death a* seven ear* i.il—-John Neal Cul|H'pi>rr, nl 11:10 I’ M. in thu local hoi. nf tha roll call," Mrs. Mann stated. o f tho streamlined Tiniiunil Geneva who recently enlisted In pitnl. Clara Johnson and Ella - him*, Champion overturned south uf In addition to lirr parent.*, Georgetown women mad* a report llortsnse was a middle.nged man the l.’nited State* Nnvy, hri* bel li Roll (fuinn, preiidi'iit of th" (hr little girl i* survived by ono of 120.60 and though final re- tentatively hlentifleil hy a so. chopu-n a* one of the apprentice sister. F.ttiu June Glruson of rta have not been mad* hy elat security card a* John C ur. seamen i|imlified to study nl n Ih -ton Braves, will he m San­ laikr Mary; h rr grandfather, A. Navy Service School. He will !»■ ford tomorrow noon to look over la Nettle*, representative in roll, of Cleveland. Ohio. It. Ilunkin* of I’yrite*, N. Y. . Goldsboro, account* aeom to bt- About 300 milea awnv, nn given sixteen week* of intensive the ha-rbnl! park and make uny mol grrnt grandparent*. Mr. and instruction which will prepare him suggestion he deem* neceaaary, fmvoruble." Florida's west coait, tha llavnnu for special service In the Nsvy. Edward lliggina, chamber sec re. .Mr*. K<ra Ilirrh of Canton, N. Y. • Beginnlag next week, the Red Special waa derailed shortly b e. Dr. E. D. Ilrownleu conduct­ Cross headquarters on First for* 6:00 A. M. Just a fte r leav. Thi* training will provide him lary, said tmlay a fter .receiving ed funeral services thi* afternoon Street will bo open all day esch lug Dover? 10 miles from Thru. with a trade, If he ever desires to n letter from Mr. (Juinn. Early in January, Mr. Quinn a t 4:01) o’clock In Iaike View Saturday and one half-day <>n MU Eight persona were injured return to civilian Ilfs'. Culpepper enitalcd in tho Navy is expected, to send his regular Cemetery with Erickson Funeral Wednesdays, to distribute knit­ tu t cnlv two (Vqulrsd hoepItalL Home in charge uf arrangem ents. ting supplies and directions, Mi*i tatlon. Th* entire seven-csr train a t the recruiting station in Macon ground keeper down to get the Olive Dlnklc, receptionist dis­ lo ft ths rails but only three on Aug. 28. He haa Just completed field in shape for tho player* his rrcruit training a t the Norfolk when they tom e down In Feb­ closed. ^ _________________ ears overturned. ruary, Mr. Iliggin* added. In neither wreck waa there '.Training Station and will rn trr the slnreksopsr achool at Toledo, TO PLAY BRIDGE any evidence of sabotagr, E. B. V. M. Molotov, people’* rum . T he Saaford T ourist Club will Rush, superintendent of tra n ip o r. Ohio. Thi* Is ono of more lh«n Florida— MaeUy aloudy and h*.v* a bridge party WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 —OP) a t the tatlon In th* railroad’s Southern 20 schools open to recruit* in mi**ar of foreign affair* in R ur. mild ahoworaVlT th e south T ourist Cantor on tha lakefront division offlcee, laid a t Jarkaoti. which the Navy trains tho best of sin. began hi- activity in 19(16 a* — Senator Trum an (D. Mo.), n member of a revolutionary stu . Ita enlisted personnel. He Is the chairman of the senate d'lenav tonight a t 7 JO o’clock. Everyone vOls. dent group in the city of Kaxan. Investigating committee, T hurs. la Invited and no admission It Tho Tamlaml Champion wreck, son of Mr*. A. 0 . Allen of Geneve. ilny charged th at the w ar de­ ad In south Georgia’s turpenpartm ent's quarterm asters’ divL. Um belt near th* SatUla River. sion apparently promoted o f ! ', Doctors who administered first ears for “ waste and sxtrava. aid before sending tha Inlured gance" Instead of court-m artteL to the A C L . Hospital a t W ay. tog them. iCSells s K ea. f s t s Twst Jru m an mads his rem arks Organisation o f th* annual donation*, to famlllea who would during an inquiry into cuarim e* WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 8 .otherwise do w ithout “thrlstm a* tion nf th s Wolf Crssk shell, Empty Blocking Fund drive Cheer", Mra. U n i a r explained. loading plant a t Milan, T sim . CO— Chairm an Stegall, Dsmoermt o f Alabama, o f tho Houx* commences this weak, according On Chrbtm aa night, member* He hail previously described t e a . . Bankmg O w aalttea, told tbs to Mr*. W. F. L angar who will of the organlxalhm prcient n timnny of alleged waste a t tho t j 'a c t In tho place of M ajor Lartgar pageant, and th* small children project as “shocking.” H u t* will b« formulated While the coat of tho projoct • lla* money t o t Ut# purchase o f M head aoff - tite Um : Uahratlon Army gather around th# Use to re­ and Htoy*H for tho under.prlvuter-prlv- »lne# her htttbnnd will lenvo soon ceive toys and gifts from Santa. was originally sitlm ated a t $80,. In order to accomplish th* 000.000, tha committee h a , re­ .................... - ^ ‘ to fill an appointment to the fam ilies to Seminole amount of. work tho Salvation ceived evidence th a t $61,000,000 Berries Organisation. Christmaa time by tho United _ , . Th* Salvation BalvbUoi Army ‘ P o ri of th* Th# saeh yoar Army haa nrtvioutly done a t already haa been apsnt although tholr mast. maker a list «f needy people who Christmas Tims, ll|# group will It still is unfinished. Senator Mrs,I (D.. N. Y ), TO- • Jssl FUM, will banaftt by tho fond and ae have to raise a total of $600. Mrs. Langar atkad persons marked th a t tho retailor* t o . church graaM and charity ortween MaJ. Paul Brssroy, fa g . fin briketa, they not- who wish to aid to th* filling of orgnaUatlon so there th* Empty Btocklng Fund by m er constructing qt b* no doplkatlooa. Then on donating money, to U k t it to on th* job, and tho Chriatfltea Eve, tb* Salvation th# office on 8oeond S treet or constituted . a gwa a u dlatribBteo IU baoketa mall It to Um Solvation Army, scratch my back and I’ll from P « l » « * ! _________ _______ _ yoo« “ Red Cross Drive Collects T o ta l Of $774 To Date Karen Gleason, - i n f a n t , Dies In H o s p ita l Navy Advances John Iwa'iungton Ttme».iirrai<i. i» Culpepper Of (rcneva Quinn To I*ook Over Hall Park Tomorrow K Senator Declared Army Is Wnstefulv/VYtf THE WEATHER will take place. sanitary aa f nesting* Commercial Flying S c h o o l To Open O f f i c e s At Old Airport \V DrevidentTalks To Special Envoy h e a v y G erm an a tta c k s in th e K t L Argentina To Sell Tungaten To U. S. Ik p a e o tt L ead s Gun. C lub S h o o t W ith 279 S core ? AN IN D E PE N D W T NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, l 'J l l Established In 1908 • Trend la Turning In Favor Of English As Nazi Force (a • Cut Off At Rezegh s Sanford La The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwg) And Water Transportation Salvation Army Commences Work On Annual Empty Stocking Fund Concessions Are Offered In Bill Local Legion Post Will A salat Needy / ' f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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NOVBMBMI U. lM l O 150 Pound Backs Palatka Returns LAST YEAR? Ravins Big Year To Membership In In Grid Picture Baseball Circuit Today's gridiron giants must . know • little of the embirraaoment Goliath fait when 111 David ^ateppad up and put tha big guy M t of commission with a measly slingshot. Football's scamper acalawap are having a banner year. Cvery section has them. If It ien’t Junto Hovloua of Missies Ip. pi H'a Bunk* Morris of Syra' c u m or Bud Riggins of Minna, •ota,‘or Johnny Bosch of GeorgIs Tack—oomo Wee Willie tome, where every Saturday is throwing ' tha ball over the big guys or tarrying It through their legs far •Met humiliating gains. . Tbs East offer* on* small back who beats tha big power guys at 1 their own gam*. He’* Popper P*. trolls, ltd.pound senior halfback a t Penn State. No "scat" back, as tha South calls tha llttla hlppor•dipper guts, he’sapow tr runner, A llttla plunger with a hefty pair - of shoulders that shake off wouldbe tackier* In tha line. Look to tha South end you'll •m more teat backs than cotton fields. The smallest, If not the moat sensational, is Alabama's 184 pound Roy Johnson who had v thrown flva tpnsocutlve compitted passes at tha last count But tha Mg boy among the •oath's llttla boys Is Junla Ho. vleus, the Mississippi menace who plays footbell lika a miniature Jim Thorpe. HU fl.ykrd acorlpa .run against Tniint In tha Rebait' ... 10.18 upset victory might have been Just habit Tha 185-pound trtploAhrost has baan running ilka that for th rM years down at Ola Mias. Jackie Flack, a burly h 140.pounder, start* many of the Mississippi gsi.es at HovIons' G A iH EavnZET”N«T. u . - upi —Palatka, charter member o f Dm Clata D Florida State Bsaobsll L ean *, vrss returned to mambonhlp her* yesterday by unanlmoaa rote of tb* arysnJtaUon'a board of director*. The action esats during a *»•alon held at (ha offices of Galnesvills Director Parka Carmichael, a session marked by optimistic indications that the season of 1942 would, betrine the amor, reticles that might be created by a “shooting war.” be on* of the best In loagtio history. Pslatka’s acceptance of tho eighth franchise followed a talc* phone call U President At Combe from Porter Angel, haad of a group of Palatka fane. Combe bad been actively as­ sisting the Palatka group for j some weeks, and the directors [were quick to laud him for bis efforts following tha call. Combs waa Instructed to at­ tend the NstlonsI Assoelatlon of Professional Baseball Leagues convention at Jacksonville, Dec. 0, 4, and I , prepared to secure major lesgue sponsorship for •very dub. If possible. Vandyt* Rated Over Vote By Barnhill Id A l t 1 4 * M O p o i t \ e t i LAST S tA tc r t A S M * A O fbOTBAU. oasert A r m * oiivcKTrry l OFlUfsioit G H A u t i k S ’- • IS A M S fX SoA S T O 300to 0tm.o Mis P v e M W io w n u ro Meukftfx rb « caieIMfWAAir (SAME- f ton*** ' A k m v b fitx . H e p i u f i big “TWOUMflolSAiP Field Ifl Narrowed For Orange Bowl Bids Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OP ANGEL'S EAT SHACK Sanrord Avenue \Jagt Off Of Geneva Avenue Miami, Nov. 14,—(/F)—Texas, C ity Clerk. Missouri and Duquesne were reed Sunday night to be the N o v . S. I * . IT . t l . l i f t . Ing teams under consideration Notice la hereby ( Ir a n that I for a nine* In the Orange bowl am enaaeed In huelneaa at M ark­ football Warn* against * represen­ ham. F la . under .the ftrtltloue name Hanford Turpentine Co., tative of the southeast and I It a I I Intend to reeleter A memLor of the schedule com­ aald name pureuant to the lerme the "Flctlttoee Name Hlatute*' mittee Mid that Pennsylvania and of Navy now are out of the picture, (Chapter 10SSI f e w , of Florida) and th»t Fordbam is believed to have other commitments Mississippi, Georgia and Vander­ bilt are the Southeastern confer­ ence teams with the best chance BUSINESS of landing a bid.__________ d YOURGEARS ARE HARD TO SHIFT Bring Your Car To Us For Pro­ per Lubrication! 1h*VncuU A tiked\ fo e Mas -mne* V R A tU to 6 o O F f M S M R IS HUNGER S T R IK E feg A T W M to l A 6 0 M0 M I S T eor u -me mcb or* c o i y r M t c A i-n c ifti M e u u y A JorW A rriM A Tion* FARMERS’MARKET Roy Britt’s ENDS NEW DELHI. India. Nov. 24 —UF)— After S4 daya of fasting, the remaining 40 Deoil hur'er oo^ Good Gulf Service Station Sanford Are. at lrith BL CO CON UTI* I t In sack I ! 50 i Ht’IN A IT I. fkt. Ilp r. I M S to IM S 1-u l.i.A lltiH . No evpply xgl.'AMH. Yellow , Bu. Ilpc. IS IS Cl'KKM , llu. b ekt ord lo fey. I I S * lo n oo u, si.ee HWT. FO TA TO K a. CW T Baeka. K tltll’L A N T . Du. h p r * fa ir to good, • I SO lo I I 00 _ ' sec In ISe ToMATOCH, lo to ( I lb. Crsloe. H I I A f t S ' l l U n . a te sd r. nnsee U. B. torsi, in «™«l. I I . l t lo I I IS Comb |1 se.no . t II.SS O lt A F E * . C alif. C rete* l l . l t i . k m o n h . iio v is.ee CORAL GABLES, Nov. 24— t s r m i c i l Crwlee, 11.10 F la. C r t i. (Hpcelsl)— University of Miami in * Heaton Tie ONtONM. le lb. eack. Yellow • !.* • ■ml Furman will resume foot, W hile I S I S bell relations In a gams In Miami tiltANOKM, Dos tr. H. Comb. IS .S I nest Oct 30. The only time they No 1 11.10 met before was In 10)7 when I'KAH. llreeii. lie. hpr. U t ile M ar­ vel im l In fair, I I io In 11 3* Miami’s very first varsity eleven I'K I'I'K IW , llu. Apr. Il.e e te 11.10 to was crushed 69*7. A P P L C R . Del. b u tlpF. I l l s llo t 11.11 IVerka I I IS to l l . f l AVO CAD O *. No supply BANANAS. IS lb tamrhrs. J I I S OPIANO, Snap, bu. h r* Tendor•ro e s. ord. to fate I I . I s to ll.no (H eats I I . I S . in I I.S I B E E T S , No supply ■ llto to l.l.l. No supply CA BO A O R . Ton. fair lo Icy Copsnhscen H U M to | i l « * C A ftllO T S , C a lif. I dot. crle II I* I f V ' r t i W t CIV*r Horka IM S fled lo i l l # 1 lilies r rtf. Me. I II.SO no. 1 l l . l t C A lIL IF L O W E f t . No supply ItOM s»« AINK. srw r#» iNo v w ■••|PM eupply *P ± C B L u n T , No supply flllT A B A U A n . IS le. sa ck s, | L ; iC H A Y U T B . No supply J M P tm c i Ift WASH. . . KNOXVILLE Tent*. Nee. U WV-Tha UjwI cowactous Commo­ dores at Vanderbilt Sunday were rated it tw»-jawchdown favorite over TeimaaaM for the Important pices of footbad business that will be conducted her* on Saturday. By whom! By Coach John Barnhill Immedi­ ately rfter he scanned scoot re­ port* of Vanity's 7-0 mauling of Alabama^ and then laid them care­ fully beside the casualty list prepi red by Tralaar Mickey O'Brien. W* loot this* men In thfe Ken­ tucky game," said Bsmhlll. MAtui the record shows that Vanderbilt is crpahle of playing great ball.’’ “Vandy should win by two touchdowns." L E G A L N O TIC ES c ta rn m p c e c u a t T io x * U n d tr and b y v irt u e o f a u th o r­ i t y l a m e v t e l M a s th e M a y o r e f Ik e c it y e f B e n f o r C . F lo r id a . I b v r .b y . c a l l a u « n .r m l M e a le lp a l E U e t lo a t o be h e ld th ro u g h o u t th e C i t y o f H a n f o r d ... F lo r id a , on th e I n d d a y ef P a r e n t b a r, I S I I . f o r th e e le c tio n o f t w o O b f o n t m in i o n ,r e f o r t e r m s o f o f f lr e of th re e y e a r s e a ch B a ld e le c tio n .h a lt h e h -M a t ! th e C i t y f l a i l In e a id r l l r o f P a n - * fo rd , F l o r i d a . In c o n fo r m it y to th e la w e an d o r d in a n c e ! r e l a t in * to a le rtlo n a n e w In f o r m In la id f? lty . T h e P o tla w i l l h e open a t 7:0# o 'c lo c k A . M. P la e te rn N tand a rd T im e , an d w ilt eloee a l t u n d ow n on a a ld d a le . I h e re b y a p p o in t M rs . M a r * a r e t F B n n te e , M ra . F . K . It n u m llla t an d N . n . O e r n e r ■< In e p e rto re an d K. F . L a n e a a C le r k o f aald e le c tio n IN W IT N E S S W H E R C O r*. I h a r e h e re u n to eet m y hnm f an M a y o r o f th e C lt v o f K anfiW d . F lo r id a , a n d h a v e c a a ia n l to h e a ff t i r d h e re to th e v i l o f th e aald C it e on t h la l e i d a y o f N o r. A . p . ■I I I . w . r m i.t . Ae M a y o r o f th e C it y o f H o nford . F lo r id a . ( O f f i c i a l S e a l) A t t .e f . II N. H A T E R , Thirty thourarttt specie’s of anL malt are known to man. mattered!____ _____ :— —-----— "Why c*n’t the llule squirt Just Vm p op (WUl* right on eat of tha 107 y lr d s from K r im a ia g e • g a in s t F lo rid a in IM S an il 1040 com bined, b u t th is fa ll the H u r r i­ can es picked up » H . INSURED QUALITY BY FEAHJI B A R R Y M O JtK I L L H O LLYW O O D , N o r. | 4 — -M 7 — A«tar John Barrymura waa In a hospital Sunday, under treat. UN IO N BU S S T A T IO N 200 Park Arw. . --R A N D A LL ELECTRIC GO. B M U ia l * 0TOP IN — T O D A Y ;:;A N D T A U O V « l Y O U f HAUUNO P R O 0 U M I.;:A T Talepbooe 60 ETTA KJSTT B yP A U L ROBINSON V*u., ali M ualcaJ D afpM w IDOUI-HM ulied A dvertisem ents M FAU f / m i£ M ■BOON A .w a r 85LiCV-“f»! K i t, m^kj>rh3'S*J ■ k d r* •V v "* H ih -it •' - I ’t *t; ' V ■ V . > ;U •aVi* • • . > .■ ? ■ i '‘ .t- V .v k>v T O '.* ;- .- ; • ., jv . �Sanford I.* The Only Central Florida (Tly Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT SANFORD, FLORIDA, DAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1!M1 Finns Imperil P a c t Aid To Russia Heads French Member Associated Press Aids Claims Initiative As British Tank Army Is Halted J Western Democracies Reds’ Supply L i n t - . C a l l e d Assistants For Outside Aid • 1 To World Comljfip- May Be Closed By m\ ism; By RibbeflR^p Chaotic 1tattle Said . Itaging On African Sands As English l sc Fresh Troop^^j Santa Sits Down On The Job I” \ ■! Foe Is “Jammed’ Is Berlin Claim - A pact sponsored « u renewed for 1 broadened to !&• Itorteo today In a « f at whkh forJoachim Von Ribid the western d*. Soviets Tell Of Suecessfol C o u n t e r Attack* In Sooth Italians Assert Twd Enemy A rm o re d Brigades Destroyed to worlu copimuntsm." • The MW Signatories i Marla, Danmark, Fthlaa t la , R u m a n ia ; Br P f panaia rpnpaadsd Nanking r* . RERUN, Ifor. M—(AP) gim e. __•* —Tbe aewdteg of traow to « £ * * CnUaa M-called too I jW O a n e ln ln l PN M The crest Unk bafllo V* hi, fi be* hern raging for ••tree e a t 4 tin si* undefined <lr-«rl l.altlrfirhl near Retrull If-tun lo ills down to­ ilet a . llit- force* of both * ill—*, nrii* rrdurrd by heavy S lo v s ila Joined Germany, Japan, position should bo alterad, casualties. lufunlrt fiKhlinr In this riuioii n mile- Miutheaat of •,*t,r i,K it inlrn-ifled, how. **«r. .it I hi* llrith-h pouted rriulorn-mrnlo inlu the fray. “Shooting.'War * With Japan Is Near’ -Pepper Pn the Ruaainn front, the Red* today’ admitted the Gorman* are within 60 mile* ef Moscow at <the MoeeowLeninyrad railroad town of lukewarm to coll*. Ith Germany. Gen. farewell nfiaaaga to army and colonial "Remain- faithful to fleaat traditions and P eteta." •olaa flyhtlnc an Acta Htvaalon. Berlin considers these natloss active sponsors of "world bolahe. vlam" because of that support. The observance was described a> " a demonetrati on of defensive wlU to oppose all destructive Bower's which directly or Indirect* lr support bolshevism," and "an alliance which will create the preconditions for n now order In Eurooe and far the applies, tlon of principles of a now order In ths entire world.” Asked whether My .nation had declined an InvIUtlon to be pro* aant an authorised eeuraa said: rsflaal. J. N. Weir Speak To Townsendites • ft ’ tsetse h a w g a c a k I , * ami? J l t e lla ; * ---- U — lm • • a v t a a i M Of Plan held te iTrrrUrail foe sale by the I the Townsend » dagLafterty ef« tenfold was - accepted by [at tha Court Hi t of Long. is CouthteaIon In Its regular noon, while J . f . _ In rlnglnr ml-minjhiy masting nt the City I wood lad the Cl according to all. I muaicml aalactw C. .A.. . Dutton's v, ___ - Ud _____ of_ *400 ___ -for . .p.. V. . . _Dran . __ „of — jytona Beach tha house and lot a t_*011 Pal* |who la preildant of matte Avenue was cooeidered close I Ixatioa. enough to Ibo vnluatloo o f the In w property, and tha- Commission, |„ hla i the orfan- t/ward the dim s* Judge N apk. dm* . __________ _* '.teamed as the tha bid- skepticism of some people In rtto all gard te tha raaatary pUn by and the comparing than to tha “doubt* others teg Thomases" during the time too low* L f Edison and Patten. Ha pointed k. stated out that the. (arSattMa of both M Com- thaaa man wiMt acaffml at *>jr BOSTON, Nov. 25.—W V -A * sorting that Uw United Stataa la not far from a ahoottny war with Japan, Senator Pepper raw Monday that “W# are only watt* lay for Japan to croaa a Uaa before we atari ahoottny." MI don't know exactly whora that Una la and l*m not ama that the PiVsldent knowa exactly whara it la but' when thaw crooa It, wa*U aUrt ahooUny," he aaM In an Interview. Senator Pepper, a f t e r 'a vlaR with Oevncnor 8altonsUU, M tf that "Actaal declaration of wp* la a local technicality and each s& Rw i .%a s n r ln lf il Santo Clautu pull* o aurprleo *guat nt start of the spectacular Macy parado In New York City, Maybe hi* pack of toys was too Roy Mann Elected Jaycee Tourist Information Booklet Comes Out Today H ead Of Home Sponsoring Group Price-Control I Among the plans formed at the weakly meeting of the Tour. 1st Club held last night at the Tourist Canter an Lake Monroe wara definite arrangements for a card party scheduled for Fri­ day night to which everyone Is Invited, according to Waldo Aidrich. president of the group. The nest meatbur will be held Dec. 1 a t ths T M rist Center and groin* met yesterday afternoon to rlrg^ officer* and diacupa wl|h Marcus C. Fail*, superintendent pf the Children'* Home In Ja c k , •onville. Ihi* year’s quota of which a little less than half hs* been rul-ed. according fo a re. port made hy J . I , Ingley, trei*. tu rcr of the association. Other officers who will serve during 1042 are: Randall Chase, vice-chairman; J . L. Ingley, trra . ■urrr and Ml** Maude Ramsey, secretary. The following persons In addition to the officers from Seminole County attended tho meeting: Mrs. R. E. True, the Rev. Martin J. Dram, the Rav. E. I). Brownlee, I . F. Hoyle, B A. Cobh, Mrs. Roby losing. Maxwell Ptewart, D. L. Thnuher, W. J Wells, Jr .. R. E. True and T. W. Lxwton. Mr. Ingley asked . that rontrl. butiona be sent to, him or to Miss Maude Ramsey nd stated that, ’Alt - clothing aid faodlwhalher 'rwh frulta nd vegetables or canned) will he transported te Urging an man who are alL JaekaonvtUa by the S t John's glhla to Join tha American La* ilUvar line without charge* If It la not convenient for you to properly Eligible Men Are Wanted gy Legion K bli*:a«U'4 wen* wi|*e«t uut in two ■I iv * and .mil the Ax.V U llqUh* detsile*t|*b*tM*K a la*a»* portion of to lU 'p ricccn n ti.il bill tho uil. thorlty for the government to buy, noil, or atom aay commo­ dity If It la necessary to main, tain price stability. a. .to rr*itlc lii thU rmimyr «lutuitr I th<* si*tisun, M U.1 C a rlin I' u I iih r, j who U rctfptii»ni»t, Mill iirr^m t tin* anim at J a y f r r ImmiKIi I \%In* l» i« n liti'iC IliiA y ia r l*y II» im > ■W it to, J r ., while* to ( iiiir h h who Atop fur Inform ation u I mmiI %j i lull'* (Miinf4 In tin* m n If. Iif lm-* Rifle Tiiam Is Organized By Defense Force Organisation o f ' n rifle team wns started at the Monday night meeting nf tho Florida I>efrn*e Force at the Armory and n rlml. Imgc of the Orlando unit for n rifle match Is exnected to he met soon, C. E. McSIarrow, rifle In. structor. said today. The best marksmen, of the Sanford unit will be chosen ami the team w|H meet a t the Arpiorv every Wednesday evening at 7 :0 0 o'clock for practice, be. ginning tomorrow night, Mr. Mr. Hlerrow stated. Another practice will bo hebl every Sunday afternoon at th*< Seminole Gun Club range at 2:00 o'rloek In tba afternoon amt all member* o f the Defense Force who wish to try -fo r the team are requested tA be oreaent at Wed­ nesday night or Sunday afternoon nrnctlce nf this Week, Mr. Me. 8!arrow added. Olllfi* M'llt h of Tobruk. Hi,* wliblo Libyan offensive, v* lull* nppnrintly favoring tbe IImI i I*, wii4 at crisis— by colncL d.nt sill th f hAlllli day that saw t In* I let limn armies in Russia toiiliug forwurtl t<* within 50 Moscow nnd ftiltlfiH containing nifnrin.it mn Mill. , **r loss o f plainly imperiling that capital. atmtit each acrtlon End ‘^pnt" **t In l.iliya, then* were two in tvrrat. mum o f action— th®’ one Tho tUI'J J n y i'rr Annunl «<m ,o< a wild battlefield 40 miles tain* muro than I !•«*»•< nnd bebivv iiiiii iii,tin* vast of Tobruk, for tho fim t tlm r, u p irtnrnil iumI tin* oilier far to the south. MTtiun In addition to ini\frtn*i In Ho*, fir-t **f these, a strUg* im*ntrt of buainrn* firm *, mini nr | i*l<* ,.f (auk* amt men like noth. nient parka, liotr*h mid li\ nnr .n,» fver seen before in Africa vRtahiinhiiifnta, rra tn u ra n t« nnd win ptmaa’ding toward n desert rufra,- flurinta and » in m ibfr «d ■Ii i ler (<>r '<!•' side or another, nrirnnisntiona thnniKhmit th f iin u . i ifflcinl llritislr informants, nlAdvertiacm cnta found in thf llnnigti announcing yesterday tho booklet aro llluMtratrd with f it ln r i pi lire t.v New Zealander* of sketches or pliotogrupb* of sight* ’ 11„. A\l-. port nnd bnso of Gam* which ii winter resident will find tmt in Hie rearward tone, do. interesting ^aml Impiesslve. A , , IIm’iI amidst the chaos of tho lining the photograph.* m e 'p ic - ,„.|i„tl |„ predict a.i yet Its gen. tures of the Tourist ( ’chirr, lb*' , , ,| .............. Zoo, the Bowling Alley, the Golf y ro„, Cnmbut nil tho way w rit Coutvie. Son U ndo Spring*, thslu-aetcli. which lies Just 10 Big Tree, the Band Shell on Lake ...... . ,M.,U'W Tubruk< lho A lta Monroe, hunling and fishing, th e . filt>|.;| f , irrmim ( j^ r r a l Rom. tm ()vie.l,i swimming pool, po tur -1 u|i, wll|| ,u,regard for coat esquo scene, along the highways, 'W1.ri. b,.a, in nl lhu rnvrioplng Uke* and river* oi the vicinity „ (llj ,, ur(M a bull|0 th lt u llliistralmna . m* . r.« * depicting a i •! iIndustry t * '|voIyf .I|jfnut mrro Atml(M< ponitiiHis but in Seminole (aun ty Include pic- , tures of rattle, orange groves, - ,* celery firm s and wash•b.ui«es,, J q bulb farm* and truck guldens. ' Clemency Appeal Body Of Orlando Painter la Found By Floggors Is BRUNSW ICK, Ga.. Nov. 25 Before Talmatfee (Ah— The body o f Hubert You. ATLANTA. Nov. 35 - M V At a tens# alstneney hearing for ala convicted (loggers, Assistant Solicitor Dan Duka af Fulton County told Governor Kugvno Talmadye * that ha "should nut odd another precedent to Nasi technique by letting these men aiit." Duka charged tha man were members of a anburban Ku Klua Xlax and were responsible for a aeries of. midnight floggings. At. torneys for the elomonay appll- cante told Uw Qovernor that tha Man, foe whom Governor Tat. ubM.mifglmod nympothy. heal unfair trials. Tho men are r Boy, .Ian.... I that two Itritish armored Uuulevakil will re»'eive Information concerning any bind Imp* i ml nimuri'il forces in trap*. |of rrcreatlon they may enjoy in I lie Italians denied the lo*a of jSeminole County u* well a* n d., llaidin mol ileelaretl "nothing WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 — dresses of apartment*, lintel*, lm* vliangvd* 'lit to-sieged Tobruk. M i— The House Bunking ;hmi»r» srut */*y winuiulatinn** Tl*a. ll<4UlK J'nVn ^lr»dft\lRttefR 'Corns'Itf»e bowed again tb jt h * avuilablr fflr tbonf.’ * ie|*nrt<M tTmCnew reinforertnenta administration wlshrs today To the..; persons v*l* > Inleml are being thrown Into the fterco and voted M to * to rratoro fnrhtinie raiclnif nr«r Ucti*gh, 1 # to Chiao A Company's wars. tens# and they will attend to the peaking and shipping." ' Superintendent Fogy In hla re. pert, disclosed Gat for tha first 10 month* of this year the Home h u eared for almost 1*00 home* laser friendless children. At the present time there art 004 child, ran In their Homo, and It la esti. mated that far the year they will ■are far spprabaately IjtOO Children. “Serious Inroads have been in the Society's Income, both ah and food and clothing. Ths IttT Plymouth stolen from Purpose of the Society,*’ • few day* Committee, to augyoat them activities, hot «ro Mr own children must giro of and aro Just aa ga those In fe reign tout agipta of clothing (g a ft i~i Tourist* wlio slop nt ilo* In formation It**«*tli on Like Monro* Bill Is Passed Superintendent Fag? D iscu sses Quota . With vDommittee believed' an •AteWfcanexpadUlon. ary force “will Raver ha naceaa>ry Roy F Mann was elected chair­ If thla country aonUnoea to pro­ man of the Seminole Counlv vide England with supplies and Soon*oriiig Committee ‘ of tho makes aura aha gate them." Children's Home Society whet* the Tourist Qlub Makes Bridge Party Plans heavy, but It leaked out that Santa I..-I a little ton much of hla helium, lie lunl In In* left out of the parade. |* H f ; ••*•••■* nl' liinkn u ro en« i-:i»r«*il in :i i lin n tic lin ttlo OV« **f •In* s iin ls n f N n rllt A f r i c a iminv w ith l.niu liiii clain sin tf a' >nt im m t ioit of “v e ry lin n l" lig h t in g , mul H c r lln .uni Unnii* n s s f r t in g t h a t t h e I tr itis h ili** frt aten m r o l le r ’ hail I....... "iu n tn ie tl.” nnd f u r ­ th e r -mill th e Axirt had tut * o ih.- initiative. Tbo ttajlana ___ ... • W O IB C Il I • *, o_V F lM S lt Instruction Given In First Aid Class ’ Fighteen Sanford housewiveshave completed the. 20-hour Anierlrnn lied Cross Standard F irst A i<l Course which was of­ fered by the local chapter at lh i Woman'* Club building, Miaa Iren** Hinton, Instructor of tha rlasNca, stated today. Miss Hintort and other grad* uatrs of tha 00-hour method* rourso which waa offered by tha Itcil Cross during September aad instructed by Robert 0 . Culbert­ son, field representetlv from Washington, a r organising alias■ re in connection with ttvlllam Wh fenso work. Instruction Is hake given te girl scouts, boy acnota and chill clubs of this area, tha mane, 2.1.yrar-old Orlando sign painter who disappeared a wrrk ago, waa found In tbo llntler River near hero nnd Identified by State Patrolmen. Trooper T . It. llnmrlrk snhl the body waa discovered Sumbiy by C. E. Tucker, while he win fishing in tho river. Yuumane disappeared while en route to A tlanta with hla mother. Mrs.' Martha Youmans. She told police that the youth suddenly stopped their automobile, kissed her goodbye and eabl, “ I’m go­ ing to finish It all." publicity chairman of tha Slate Patrolmen eabl Ibo boy then loaaad hla pocketbook Into tha automobile and ran toward tha Champney River bridge. Tha Champney and Butler River* Join some distance from the bridge. M Weather i 5? ;.;j.' , : • ’_r. ■ » ■' r r r ' - . f ' H *f’ uv I: t ■ \ T" s �S' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1W1 i n IAH70RD fiWALD, BAKTOtD. fLOfttlU — iH ie Sanford Herald I cannot w ilt TOO Ion*—I hive Important Bom# mrarlah mo or I will be too let* (tarring oa me—and For tongue* depend you. my yellow curl* Tomorrow all , trill rest, . My straying gold will turn to I* being permanent!xad to the marble walla corridor of tha Chicago i f Trad*. President Bathta of Cuba say* Ih* United State* will be In tha war by flyring. Wa wonder if It OM stay out that long. Take L Lewi* snapnod hla fhwers and 125,000 coal miners ■ M e e k. He sn app «d h la f in g e r * again sad thay went back to a m Boy I That's dtaclpllnal . ■ ■■— ■I— " ■ 1 ♦ gemtool* County actually L M l any richer now than It wa* k it- year, but how much rlther • feeling It give* one to learn property valuation* hero hav* M Bp frem |«,746,000 to |2l,i l f .006 ih the Uat 12 months. of duck, quail- or oth. tr* aaktd to have them had by Robert L Cox, iarge to them, not only Sarsild but alio by the of Commare* who are i kind a* possible. afraid of building The autarial will k and thcr*’* a good II com* through tn a a Bonner. And If «re Mfh oow heap higher a rear ud with us phkal error Usraehoider, were la hi* avar IntroIontor Over. .■ ! ■ » •■■■ ' North Florida Gets L o w e r T e m p e r a tu r e s LAKELAND, No*. «S - 0 > — Cooler leather came to North rioHdo Monday bat the weather bureau hen ndvbed eltroa and rtfttable froerer* there weald ho bo fleet before Wednesday The lowest temperatnn In penInselar Florida this morainic was forecast for th^ aeciloc between Gslpforipo apd the Gewrl*-PlerIda state line. Tn that area a minimum of 38 degrees was «*- 4:15 Pm* News 5:00 For the Fsnser 5:10 Christnuu on the Moon 5:45 Juat Entertainment IVANH0E Rodlanr-Circulotor EA SY TERMS'* -Mad# by Perfection Stoat Company" is yoer oaawaoc* 1 of aho* MSterat^Ulowpricag - a heater that will gtre mor* th*o enough hast far * Lrgi living roore tod **ove-ttndiag wroth sad dirt. Trade in your old ato**. Sced^sbcassr today.^ HILtd Solve your gift problems and save money, too, by reading HARDWARE your local merchants’ Christ­ COMPANY mas ads that appear in The M l B A S T F IR S T S T R E E T Herald. A. K. ROSSETTER, Florist Counterfeit Turns Out To He Genuine *•*» eeoaterfeit money, RADIO NEWS WDSO FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY WITH THE BEST OP SERVICE 1 WE ARE EQUIPPED TO FILL ALL ORDERS * PROMPTLY AND PROPERLY. MBMffjBt OF FLORMT8 Tf^LBCUit/LPH HEjLIVERY Rollins’ Secret asL’JTSbS “ * ■ W 1NTRKFAKR, (Special)— D o s* Broadway with Boh E ds* . A n d e rs o n . FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS CALL W S . PIPWN • Graduate of New Yi/tk PeiigaJkbMl Souikaaafara JTortsU*1 _ - lV . ■ •t1 . t*j V - ■; Secretary of the Navy, Prank Knox, cuntMiuhi tbs practice of junking our warahips when hoetifjtlM cease, in a special article written for the euryept Liberty friigq sine. "In another year or eighteen months/* he write*, "we tvlll again have the most powerful naval farea the world has seen, a two-ocean navy with a full complement of alrnlanca and auxiliariefl. it will cost.us more btlllo** of dollars than I can calculate off-hand. "What are we going to do with it, fellow Americana?’* he asks. "Are we going to alnk it again after U n m Or are we going to preserve It and maintain it to Mend us against future wars?" He points out that although during tha World Wav the United States lost four combat vessels and emerged with the most powerful fleet in the world, wa celebrated by destroying 286 of our own ships. In the W e e d l i l t we lost 25 navel vessels in combat or storm, and Junk dealers. '’Excepting tho war with Spain In IMF," provides, "tho United States has mat ovary Ii crisis woefully unprepared et aea, especially eo i time nation. Without exception, it has ended possession of as formidable a navy as haw i again without exception the United State* kai tossed its fleet upon the scrap piles! "This must not and shall not be the fate < we have rebuOt and are building nowI" A S m a ll O IL HEATER mombuL It is up to us to supply the financial means for his search as we, through our purchase of Christmas Saab, M bill r u return­ are tho sole means of support of the tnbereutoafs assocls- edAto(strain* hha. On# of the women! tlons. Every '* •• - — * his life may' be saved ana the over-nrsaent m«n»* a{ tu­ *00*00*0, kept the wrong one. berculosis is decreased just thst much more for all of as; 1 K N O & -N U h g O N y 1 Sonrtw Agent John Vo*a passed Plea For Navy’s F u t o n ,, , y J -P "REVERSE ENGLISH" IN THE ’ Buy Christmas Seals t ^ f ; ’ ** ** Fl*r»4« Now that the annual Chriatmaa aeal sale campaign has started again under the active leadenhip of Mn , i. L. Ingley, It Is time to remind our readers of the unpleasant fact that Semltt&fe County h a Ibe 1 death rate from tuberculosia of any county in the atate. Last year there were 12 deaths from this disease in this county—10 white and 2 ncgroe*—and It la estimated that pepooB a m - i r i there are over 120 active cased here at present. • The chief difficulty in combatting tuberculosis copies from the failure to recognize it soon enough and to <fc>any­ thing about It before the victim ia too far |oU to be helped and before he has transferred the dtseaao to his relative* and neighbors. The chief purpose of the Christmas seal campaign is to raise funds to discover cases of tubevculosis in their early stages, to isolate them and cure them. A typical victim of tuberculosis’ is described >9 the iW M M f Hm w awia if H t i l i T1i« HaraM la National Tuberculosis Association after a study of the pic­ tU U mi a lv o rtla la g . tures behind the deaths of 450 persons In the state of Mi?ha la fa la e d la Iks larwfed H M t r y w llh grin- igan. The "average” victim of tuberculosis is a victim not iHava l a C h ira c * and so much of the disease as of his own ignorance, careless­ ness nnd fear. And he is not the oniy Victim nlone. He leaves in his pathway a trail of victim* caused by his own carelessness. The “average” victim, the study revealed, bad not graduated from high school. He knew little sbeat tuberenlosis, and what he did know wu mostly wrong. He had been aware he was ill for at least ids months before be got the correct diagnosis. He did not hare money to par for his hospital care. He did not want to go to tna saniHIBLE v e r s e fo r to d a y torium and, if he did go, he only went when he wu very ill. He left the sanatorium against medical adrfsa when )’« PEO PLE OFTEN he was well on the way to recovery. Because he left against I SEEMINGLY BEEN FO R A TIM E : And J * . advice he went home to die. ■aid, fo In Uil* thy might, He felt no duty to protect the people arnrnd him 3r» la rat] from the hand against his highly infectious Alness. He infected other l*ru—Ju d fn 8:14. members of his family, his acquaintances, people ha worked with. Among them could always be found ana c m person with active tuberculosis, for which he w u response Not that he is the only one that gets tuberculosis. The disease knows no boundaries of race, income, occupation, age or sex. But he Is the major problem of the tubercukv sis associations. He is the human barrfcmSe to farther ad­ vance against the disease. He must be found In time to save his Dfe and to save others from him. He must be sought among apparent!* healthy persons. He must be taught what to do about bis own condition. He must be taught to protect others. Ha a * r }I4 of strapgth, come play must be given medical cere. He must be given occupational reu r tune* on me— training, so that when he is fit again for everyday life )» Whirling your tong* of damp, will not become a taxpayer’s burden. nest to my feet: The Hcarch for him is not easy. It Lukes money to find | hare the mouth* to feed, and him. And the search for him must be intensified. The (lad■ •awrr Flow* deep within the pellet* ng of him in sufficient numbers will outweigh the grtpt of my wheat. Blow wind, com* playful rain, advantages that times like these always give ■ Mij i s • -* t" DON'T T A IE OFTENSE-t I hsre bs«n lit'the State quite a tew *nd whil, I wa | « e , day ■ad *ad night I am trying to vMt my frMab sad eoaatltucnU, M the aama tfma aUltlng WFA Mixed Drinks t)rehe*tra MWaMUo to see all of my friend*. I are afraid that aometlmca they foal oftoaitoil when X mbs them. 1 hefe that they will Li generous Md r»*li»v tfwt I have to spread ft Udals a*e aU ofooo.ooo E rfathdf S S * ?X wOt gat' arouad m «• u T it* W A Y-Th* ship, retrain In Urn United far ahead of aclmfule. py they a n launebjac Swifwl AtlttUcNi Promote The Pxrkg One Florida feature which many homo t but whose tourist appeal could be made grad ayafem of State parks. j 1-There are about a doaen of these spacious ) tracU, occupying more than 15,000 acres In native beauties of Florida are kept at their nature-Jovers to enjoy, • There parka are not for those, whether are Is one .reason why-Fk 8hmv the tourists thi beck.—8t. Petersburg fT T frr m m m r v 1 •I. ’ . v- ’ *. • ‘*1 S O •r t , • W �1 an, nornx n i g f lA y , ..w m i s i s B H , , i m GENEVA NEWS Social A nd l H ead of f la jie Sponsoring Group MRS. LOURING BEAL, Society Editor “Grand Mai Feature Social Calendar Dance Mr*. Eric Nordgren left this ofilng for Palmetto to spend 0 Thanksgiving holiday* with r parent*. Mr. and Mrs. A.* id guests, Ur. and Mr*. Chari)* adden. spent Sunday afternoon •t Daytona Beach. will bo open in the morning and will be sponsored by Mrs. J. W. Hall. Anyone Interested is InviU ed to attend. attend. Mr. and -Ur*. Charlie and son Richard, of Walla. Texas, spent the wWl Mr. and Mm. A. C. and family. chrysanthemums, tied W and white satin ribbons, ol# High sponaan w v Soaan Klrtley and Earl and Mlaa Florence Wei Howard B o U la r /Jr . Tl Friend* of Mrs. Irming Fein, harg will be glad to Warn that aba has returned from the Orange General Hospital (n Orlando where she hat been undergoing treatment. James Holloway arrived last ght from ChatUnooga, Term-, M r* nt b*s been working for a past year. Mr. Holloway, was rmsrly connected with the San- IH T I' h I o f j 111 10. lP M F O lP S Truth Seekers Class Has Business Session f SwnlitM import the first ninemonth* of this year a« valued v ut I /JIo .inki.iHHI kronor ra .ijy»init' I..Vifi.HOfl.OOO kionoi for the tairaL hurt been let* than J percent of normal Coih receipt* o n 09 kw t>at It wtu neceuarn cletjr to borrow 113,OC. summer to provide neeesritle*. “Forty-twe Bovs who were cered (or by the Society bar* voL iteered (or the Army, a e r y or Rrioes. Thl* number doe* not In­ clude any eelectace. Many other w?rd* of the Homo are now oc­ cupy Iny reiponaible poelUona of public trust not only in florid* but elsewhere in the country. “During the 30 odd yean the Society has been in axUUntn, In ipita of the pitiful and pin oat hopeless physical condition of the children when they na*h the lIom« only 48 children b an been loot Using the average mortality rate for Florida cUldrsn the lo»" • should have been over 2,900. The Children's Home Society of Flor. Ida are doing an «x—U«nt and f*r. reaching Job, aot only hi rehabili­ tating and caring for the —cds but in developing good cltilen who are serving In. numerous ea. pscltics." ed by a nickelodeon irons* war* Mr*. Ji man and Mr*. K. C. M lB lU f What kind of books doe* Mr*. Biker buy? silk buys cookbooks kr Hr eariie* ■m o wiih R O M F O R D B s k la s Pesrilsr th t n n o s* i n , rtely s s k i casOSSi . . the amount of fltftf callod for la tho right araouat to a w •# R U M FOR D FWCF 3 ta 4 faf W W b o o k ltl. containing d o itn a af height idooa to m p ro v t four hah(a|. 4 4 droaa Rumford Baaing P o v d ir, B a i S . Kumford Rhoda laUad. little David WUka, I, gfo wrigha *0 pounds. I* grooming a giant Toole—* goo**, which seelgha 41 pound*. The goose is tn be sihibiled ' at the Great Western H w * - > - » « w in Cos Angeles. Rosas and chry<Mth*aM>in’ adorned the rooms of. Mr*. H. II Pattfsksir* hone In Oe—voi for the meeting of the Truth Seeker, Class of the Methodist Ckarch yesterday afternoon. The business session was prr entertained a number of tfttir iWed ever by Mr*. John Vaughn friends with n luncheon at their and the meeting wa* opened with home un Little l.ako Unwoll tk* ringing of lease! AaMtaacs". Wednesday. Those enjoying this after which the devototlonkl v s , delightful affair were: Mra. W condueUd by Mrs. C. C. Print J. Lawton. Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, who nod verse* 14 sod I t of Mrs. 0. G. Smith, Mrs. Robert Hist ThessaUnlana. Mr*. T . R Smith, J r .. Mrs. n. L. Wheeler, Mrs. Theodore Aulln. Sr., MUs Mitchell led In prayer. Mrs. (irnreu Mr*. Ida Chamberlain acted ■< .Ella Bell Jones, eecraUry In the ebeene* of Mrt. Morgan and Dr ami Mrs. Hopkin*. R. F. Crenshaw and the program Mrs. O. G. Wolcott entertained was under the direction of Mr*. If. IL Dunam and Mi*. Fd—tT Tl e the Oviedo Garden Club at her following program wo* presented: home on Lake Chhrm Drive W eil, Du*4—“Dear to th* Haort of * nesday afternoon. The following Shepherd." by Mr*. Pittiskall and arc the officers for the follow­ ing year: Mrs. R. L Wheeler, Mr*. Duncan. Reading-"A Thanksgiving Pray­ president; Mrs. Theodore Aulin, Sr., vice president; Mrs. J . B. er," by Mrs. Vaughn. Jr., secretary.treasurer: Holo—“The Nam* of Jeutae," by Jones, and Mr*. R. I,. Ragsdtle and MM* Roe* Htrkey. Mrs. Frank W. Talbott, program Reading— "Prate on Earth , by chairman fo r ' ono month. Those Mrs. Ft R. MltekeD, present with Mrs. Wolcott w ere: OVIEDO FaaallJa, ssv rsw ^ r era- Lacy Ward, PgUp I Roberta Era— and Ann Alas the Mtaaaa C lan kina, Jean Haypor, TODAY IS BARGAIN DAY! Madden, Mineral weekend Madden There *rc one-half million^ more women than men in urb4n£ at.a« III the age group 20 tn 14. Vf.ti'. .11 shown by the 1940 cen-f, HIM IfM itoM ^ f u n | Featuring FRIDA T The nundles-for-Brilalii Club will meet at the homo of the chairman, Mr*. I. D. Martin, 1351 Metlonvllle Avenue at 3:00 P. M. A large attendance is urged. The morning session for the Red Cross sewing rooms will be sponsored by the W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church with Mr*. A. J. Peterson in charge The afternoon sewing teuton of the Red Cross will be apon. sored by the wemen of the Con­ gregations! Church. The NdeV Howard Chapter of the U, D. C. will meet at the home of Mrs. J. II. Trulurk. U1B Magnolia Avenue, at 3:00 P. M. All members are urged to attend aa Important matters are to be discussed. There will be a special meet­ ing of the Gladk' ___ __ i t Um hom• of ____ lha ___ W. __ a W of Mrs. John Andes, at 7:30 P. M. All members are urged to PACE T H W lf I’U T W W I M f-M o o jg to Craig Field. Selma. AJa^ where ha will resume his dull** [a* Instructor In advanced fly tog, iaft«r spending a short leave with hU parants, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosa Murray E. Nance and ildran have arrived from to tpeoj lha TbanksgIvlilawa —ilk U s— Nanca’a KI a lM>a'l ra with Mr*. Ir. and Mr*. R. C. thrir hem* on Maggulla A»*tH*«Mrs. Rishard TenEyck has reeahred word of th* eagagement of her granddaughtar, Bglrley Walker, who has mad* several visit* to Banfard. Mlaa Watkac la emyloyed la th* of tics of. on* of Toronto'* monition* plant*. She orW marry Frank E- Blrahell. wireless oparator, atrrlng 1n the Canadian Marskant /* v t f . ( r cW Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails Mrs. R. U Wheeler, Mrs. Theo­ dora Aulin, 8 r.. Mr*. Paul Camp­ bell, Mrs. R. I,. Ragsdale. M r* F o llo w in g t h * p r o g r a m Church Plana Special I’lci.-aiit cumimniniidhip uiul tlflit'iouH drink* uro always on linntl. Meat your irieud.i hurt*. Modrriitr prices nt nil tim es. Telephone 9106 Martha Moffett W rx living Dnjr. let i; "O f f» i and pay ' Pr/ F“£* f j F in e Wednesday and Thanksgiving Day eltgUon* which lesson-sermc*, la firpm tha BMal redeemed of th* y, end coma with (lop; aad *e*rm be upon their tain gladnoaa and mo urn(Da- 61:11). also Include* Mra, George I K Mc- Sr.. Mn. British AidGroup Will Meet Friday Mr. and Mrs, Hen t,. Wainright and Mist Elisabeth Hunter were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mra. J . B. Jones Saturday. Je rk C. Ka<ell h a. m il lib. atom In J . B. Jonc» Mr*. Jones will be eonncclcil wilh til-; tt»re in the future. Mrs. Gordon W. John.nil', uncle, Milo Biillcnbergcr. and Ibrother, George Conrad and M n. Dana, of Michigan, and molher, Mra. Kiln Conrad, "f Qhlo, are visiting Mra. Johnaoii and funilly. Mr. Conrad and Mr-. Conrad will reirain f<o joinetime, while Mrt. tinna an-l Mr. Snllenbcrger will leave some, time thl* week. Mr*. W. P. Hill and daugthvr. M srgartt Louise, of Charlotte. N. C. are vititing Mr*. II0I'» aister, Mra. I>. B. Brown, end y»*i* You Won't Look Hard I’remted! Mcn'n Kelt (Clcuned and Ulocked ; HATS Dresses Suits Pants I CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY noon at th* Oviedo Woman's Club. Mra. J. R. Jones, Jr.. Rasaar chairman, reports that it wa: a hog* surer** due tn the anlandld co-operation of #v*raon». Th* clubhouse was baautlfullv ASK AIU1UT OOll E C O N O M IC A L LA O N D K Y S K H V IC 1 5 , prsridapt this mom- 110 EAST SECOND HT. T K L K I'IIO N G 460 TURKEYS-HENS DUCKS-FRYERS jiY c 11■aUon. a Choice Western and Native Cuts * Pkte. i]'-! aaaBa 1— ^^ » a ® FRESH tflUCHT FISH Coragr 3rd BL A Sanford At*. Photi* 803 �TU ESD A Y, N O VEM BER 2S, I S ! Fed Aces, Make Honor Squad Arcade ..Package Store VfHm, FIND TUB BC A LL L IN E S DP - y Fine Liquors Tbe Middles I n Maxing away at football appsamts with a versatile, deceptive, and wide open attnrfc—and they don't seem to glee a haeg about the ebaneet they lake to make It click. Skeptic* took a “wait and see" position when pea sesson dope indicated that Swede Larson bad a football sc per-drsadna oght ready for launchinf down on the banka af ths Severn. It let got ■ with fall speed ahead riebt from the start, and apset William and Mary. West Virginia, Lafayette and Cornell like so many canoe*. .The Ine-vU table letdown came la the mod lags Inct Harvard ia a 0-0 tie but the Middle* w m back op (gain ; neat week to toppis undefeated Penn. Then cam* their only defeat— a 20-1] setback by Notes Dame. Sailor* shot the work* against the Irish sad were ia ths bottle all the way. Them threatened with a long asFrek that we* halted within Notre Dame's five yard line ia the dosing period. Tbey could handle—cod top—anything Notre Dame had except a sure­ fire passer Banted Angelo Berbelli. Ilia aerial bombs were just Ends: Holtsiager. Fletcher; Stoutamirr, Tails basses; Frances Bt. Augustine; Whittaker, Day­ tona Beach, and Allison, Live Oak. Tackiest Fleming, Hanford; While, New Smyrna Beach; Sweat, Liva Oak, and Rickard, Tallahassee. Guards: Cray, Live Oak; Hat­ cher, Fletcher; MiteheIson, Lake City, sad Veraadoe, Palstka. Centers: Scarborough, Daytona Beach, aad Lamb, Live Oak. Backs: Carter, Tallahassee; Smith, Pa laths; Clifton, DeLand; Cessna, SL /tugusUne; Cleary, « 8 A HrS»."B 5 ) M ATHVAECADE r n r m k . aye. n o id i u « puTATone n r r i m i f;~ i B ite. rrta. K s . 1 II.to mm. t I I . « iY a a ilS U L G n iiitn ROMAIXE. JU myylr Is . s a c k s . I I J l y r iM A O l. B s K y r. n . u i s •Q L V tk IL T s llo v . p» llp r. l * J i im f t §4 V ’ B B T . p uTA tO K H . CW T Sacks. HAS u I I . Ti TOM ATOES, im t . j ; |v rTales. the feature gam* a t tU s Mark's Florida rollegtote football slate. The fast-stepping Harricanrs bare surprised even their aseat optimistic sapporten bi wlnoiog irrep of eight p n e t this Bau­ son. They wOl U msderdog* against powerfid A U n u , but Miami Isas urs cat s luted the Crimson Tide mill hum U play its best football to min. ANNAPOLIS 1UU Nor. T L i —Admiral Darid Farrs rut l a t know anything about foot11 bat Us “fan speed ahead id damn Urn torpedoes’* Just amt describes tbs Nary's 1M1 Arcade . ' Package Store X I-- '* r t a . Clrves. s c kyr. U ll> JU rn l OnC t o f.-Jr. Clio t o l l ! * H I-T A BA U A C , M |Speed Slogan Is Adopted By Navy Football Forces sad Fleming's powerful I all around ability made earned booses well de- ORANOE*. B ti V. 1. Cewh. H>* MiamPs Amazing Sophomores Meet Alabama Friday iim •cC la f o c i 111] «o |l J i —1« lb a r l o s , ||.k « TVKXU W . t a . k yra II II A A P JA N E P A V E S FRUITCAKES iks The H a rric a a e s, tauten only by I S oka S I i 75c ANN PACE SALAD DRESSING p t 21c q t 35c LEGAL NOTICES live rasa--but they lacked scor­ ing punch aad finesse. Larson concentrated this Fall on getting seme fire into that two-team attack (both outfits re­ turned alawst Intact), lie rut the number af offensive man­ euvers, Insisted an letter-perfect execution, aad then played hie ace: “Take chances." he said. “You knew; ‘Full speed ahead and damn the torpedoeyF " - The Middles knew jto* ia' lake A & P PUMPKIN.......... no. 2*/i cans 10c A U 'rates a* about a turnup an the lasts of comparative scores. Florida's Calory jubilant over th e ir 11-7 hotarcoming triumph over the Georgia Tech Engineers, .ill be idle until they play U. C. I. A. in Jacksonville Dec. 20. The Gator* were at their best *r*i»st Tech and made efficient o«e of their aerial weapon, to min. A forward-lateral—Tommy Harrison to Forest Pergnsoo to Milton .Hull—say* good for 2d yards and the first touchdown A pas* from Hirriaon to loo Cahill-good for 4* yards set up the next tsuxkdewn which was m ale by Red Mack in a p la n e r front this one-yard line. Paul f i ­ ler plarrkickrd the extra points. Fullback Ralph Plaster scored Tech’* touchdown in the fourth period as the dim**, to a 80. yard drive (parked by Davey EL dredge and Bobbie Dodd. Pias­ ter'* understudy. Piaster kicked the extra point. The Tampa Spartans closed out their season with a <7-2 vic­ tory over tha MacDill Fliers and PA CK Sparkle DESSERT.............. :...4 pkgs. 17c MINCE MEAT.................. 9-oz. pkg. 10c o«TU* arwar ru a ta iia a r J SAUCE....................... 2-16*4 oz. cana 27c n n u m m svtnrr Mixed PICK U P................22 oz. jars 17c aaum a , , MARSHMALLOWS r m M o a t r i r i Ku , • .; ......lb. box 15c OL1VLS..........2 oz. jar 15c 4% oz. jar 25c H»TA rUAM UR * K L V uisi.au FLOUR, ,5 lbs. 1BC 12 Iba, 39c 24 lba. 73c Fancy Hen TURKEY dress wL.......lb, 35c Lony Island DUCK dress wt...J,..lb. 25c If you don’t eat turkey eat Sunnyfield Tenderized or cooked Ham whole or half string end............. ..........._______lb. 33c Copeland Ga. 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Hill Established la 1908 x x x iii Axis States That I* British Soldiers Nazi Forces Are Within 16 Miles Of Reds’ Capital THE SEMINOLE HIG^H SCHOOL CELERYETTES *r**A- G erm an Dispatches Declare Capture • Of 5,000 P ris o n ers Near Tobruk NUMBER 76 Member Aaaoclated Press Asserts Tuberculosis As Major Problem To Be Discussed Tension Between! egions U. S. And Japan (rnck R“»»ians’ Defense At Kiln Sh o w s Increase I .Cairo Admits Foe Is On Offensive Officers Of Health Germans Capture Cause Attributed To Village Of Gora U. S. Conferences American, E n g l i s h B Newsmen Are Re­ ported C a p ti v e s With AHCI) Envoys Moscow Defense Arc Loses (Ground At TOKYO. Nov. 24 —.ill**— i Secretary Hull's c u t imn*d om. Roth O f Its Ends Units To Meet A t O r 1a n do Dec. 2 “Tuberculosis, Onr of Florida's Major Health Problems” will be analysed by Rr. It. I). Thomp­ son, superintendent of the State Tuberculosis Sanitarium in Or* Undo, who will be the first speaker to health unit officers attending the annual seminar In Orlando Ore. 2 and 3 a t the SanTtorium, Dr. Dan Cone, dl* LONDON, Nar. 34— (Al’> rector of tha local Health Unit, • — Batk aide* probably will •tated today. Other participants on the twothrew la "about everything they have get'* to wla the |day program Include: Da Alec Brown of Naw Orleans who U great battle la the iirxrgh supervisor of tuberculosis control area, which will determine for tha Louisiana State Health the fata a#-Libra, informed Department; Dr. L. H. Kings, _ gaartara (aid today. Aa anbury and Dr. W. O. Fowler, res­ • maaaatmeat from Cairo that ident staff of tha Sanitoriom: hath the Britinb aad the A{|^ fnea ea a ■ 'had 'b a d kt anah breaght up Dr. J . N. Patterson, director of Laboratories and assUtant S la te rewife lent* la taken aa an health officer. State Board of •ember aide would Health, Jacksonville; Mrs. May be aklmpyt with men or material afterr tka keaVy loaaeo Pynchon, executive secretary, Flo­ rida Tuberculosis, State Board of already (offered. Health, Jacksonville; and Dr. Lynne E. Baker, director, divi­ mr twarlaM Axis dispatches declared sion of Tuberculosis, State Board of Health, Jacksonville. NEW YORK. Noe. (AB) — Premier MuMolInt may Ware Heme for Ike Lib. O yam treat te tncoarage kla ltaiiaa eeUiers. the Rome n l i e mU Uejr la a broadc u t heard by N. B. C. today that . British troop* %oath of Recegh, 10 miles from Totettk, had lad been enlllated’* and clrclad and ."annlhll 6.000 JO prisoners c*D caotured. and kGonn^na aaid the ijlbvan Kick. Carolyn Rosier, Kathryn Wiggins, Mnrthn Perkin*. Cumillf Hatton, Helen QtiMrtrrnmn, Mnry Jane Robnolto. .If*»n Gi!»*i, FUit* McWhortor. F.iliu Senkarik, Daphne (*tmmll>. Mm Dm II.tgnn, Patay Wallnco, Puulmo Mt l.rllan, Dorothy I.\•••i« It. tty Moon*, Kliiaheth Vaughn, Holt n Phillip*. |t«-ti> i .•i i .*.|i |t« r i v Sue Hatcher, llotty Jo lin'ck. Unity Dohbirw un | \1 >tn.. |;,it|| Otlhnin. 'fereno*'* with tin* fiivoyi uf nth rr A HIM’ po w er n (Hiilinn, Khin.i nnd Dutch Ka«t Indtcsl, hir* rallied Miilhuritnlivr Japanese , iju n rtm !•* tak«* u i*I*m»ihv view nf the mitliiiik fur V#uinimrtim Hi'in>tiMt ium n't'kiiijf ji li'neniUR ] uf the Ji»p«n«*we.AnieMi'un teiimun Talks a in ontf the AIM'D pow. | j era were iaid to he fur the pur. I 1|mi«i' i f immIiimm eleur the* A m e n 1can puiitiun ■*»> there wmild hi' , 1mi. ruutn fur niMunderitnndtnif nf. It* *nrael»afr4 P r< P In llerlin. Foreign Minialer Non Kihhentrop told tha anti-mmintern aiinera today that Germany already ha« non the campaign In the rant, and the war now la onU the fight with Britain ■nd Her "Irani-A tlantic helpr n ." Ni»n iDMivnf nip declared that even if the I'nMed Staten entered Ihe w*r againat tha Nvi»». ihe could * not precent the triumph uf Germany and her allie*. I l e r th is roiintry lep liea to the j Jnl»nne««* prnpuMil* In th e niid-t o f the iltsi’U4•non*, K r e m l rn t Hi*oievelt «iini. 1W (vawrlafvA r*»aa« limned Hull and Arm y uiul Nuvy , c h i e f s to the W h it e llotiae fm I I . t m a n m i'c h iu iiz c d f o r c e s what w m d«*Bcrthetl m u " c h e c k a r c n n w n n l v 2 ,r> k i l o m e t e r * . up" conference <>r lc * .* I h i m 16 m ile * , f r o m T h e c o n f e r e e * , including Se en*, h a v in g It r n k e it nry of W a r St muo n. S e c r e t hi v M i> * c n \ v , * o t ilh c u * t of K iln , I of the Navy Kinta, Arm y Ch ief t h r o u g h of S t u f f Murihn ll nnd C h ie f of t h e V i c h v r t i i i i o » * * i * r t e d t o Naval O p e ra ti o n * S t a r k , were t l n y . ( i t m t i n g N u z i " f r o n t r e I presum ed to have c a n v a n e d the K iln i* f»0 m ile * fur e a s t e r n n t u u t i e n a m ong other p o r t a . ” n o rth w e a t o f M o sco w . th in gi. l.otidon r e p o tN m »mI D. S . J a p ­ T h e R u a a ia n a h a v e a d m it an ese conver>»ationB now app ear ed tml serious now Gorman gains to be c e n te r e d on th e |M>«pihl1ity on tho northern ami southern _ a prov isional three- | uf r e a c h i n g High School Glee Club Featured A t, Kiwanis Meeting Club Plans Special Meeting Honoring Past P r e s i d e n t s According to Dr. Cone, the Louisiana (Maker U eminent In hi* field of work and U U the first time an ouLofMate man a been tavlted jto pertlclpate la .the Florida Institute for PubHealth Officers. the sanitarium can do (■curable, cases. Dr. — fey many, yew officers) to data) ■r - ■ patient la t« she- fleet- eleaau. of thethe d U e e s t ^ A T l W f a r i o r which measures in the refusal of Incurable patients la tha shartage of'beds which prevails In any Institution of thU kind, Dr. Con* pointed out. I month agreement, rather than ii general defilement, London dip|i malic circlen, conceding Hu* (*lr«* Club ntul *|m* i k iMif •chunrea of achieving even n f l u * * fenltHi'd Ih«- pritcrniii n f •limited agreement were alight, |h«* Kiwnniw liiiu hi'on In i«| at iho ^believed that If the three-month Vnl'U u tmlay arrangement could be worked out Kit Un.- anm»«n»,i'i| u n p i f U l It might form the haak for n III t v hrild lire*. Ill, lu*n. I more permanent Uhder>ttndinc orinic Iht* |m«t in •* ■11••m* * a*f flu* iatei Hllflfh flMtl r it III HIM* il\ Ml. III. I Ill'M o f till* Si* MlIMi *lia 111•*It Si'll.ml flank* of Moscow'* ilrfrn w arc, but rlaimoil rountrr.attacks In tho t'kraino hail pushed the N s. sis back another six miles north* west of Rostov. A I.ontlon broadcast *ald the (irrm xq* -.haw raplurvil tha viL lago of' Cora. 40 ndl»4 ndrtkwo.I of Moscow, and the fierm snamiouncod thut thvir triM>ps are hammering at thr city’s outar defenses snil have nisda "considerablo gains.” Military dispatches Tuesday , night said the Herman* also were v rr<iucits wera for fishing jK iw a n irt ('lu ll in' S n . f n . l Vh« Information In Seminole Counly 1ipvrin l. iii«*flinir in '•••nor " f Hit* and aa the result, John 8chiranl. Itr i'tlil eil h KAV *l!|f|:«r I fit well known local fisherman, wm fevcritl tt fokn it 1*1» uiul pluiM ! o r asked to write an article on fieri t h r Itim lii'on « n* .c»w r iniplrtt* Ing In Seminole County. The ur M ihm Dmu t i ,• S i p T t i I, n n i i i r tide follows: H lrw lu r nt S«'t».i:» ID k H JVhinil. “ Florida may be considered «<*» i n t r o i l n m l !lt» m e t n l i r t t o f D m* Klin snl Tula regions, but the warm for good fl'hlng by many Ifh'r Hull „* n *H»vt m| Rrmip — - "' ■ Army newspaper Bed S tar said uninformed Wsltonltas, but this flOIII till* i'll1* 'Hilda' Wlltlill ||lt \.\S>‘A1T, Bahamas, Nov. '.'it ilospite two Soviet withdrawals Dr. R. II. Ilowas, professor of is decidetlly not the cast'. Th>Hull i V Tn nii'i i ' i i t i waters of the Wsklvn River are A t|tmr|%» ct it.| » i',l n f ' M ' t * i.l•> Thrmigh an official s|*iko.. ] in tho Klin area, tho (iermans law at Btataon Unlvenlty, time before dressed members of tha Pres- cool rtgardle.s of the weather S 'I fi n d, ( i l l lv« I'lpplU, ty \ W hl*(i mail, tho Duke of Windsor Tiles- ( wore hnlteil each byterUn Men's Club on the conditions, and that make* f»r Ml** Jean Harper, who will lead the Seminole High Schi«d nnd DmvhI (lu tiM 'l minx'|hit i , , Di'. day doiiiod that Ids recent tour making much penetration, nf tho I'nitod Ststoa and Canada I How Ihe Null* reached S* far American way of Ilfs, or tha the home o f tha “big Mo»»y. Band, -topping sprightly ami (willing n baton, when it partiri. S*-iiif" liy Si|fii»i»n4 > Ituhu elements of Western civilisation,1 backs”. You’ll find them wey down In im Ann Sl i'i n , o f ( lit* hud nci a.ionod "bitter comment" I oa«t n< Htalinogorsk was not ex. pate* in the annual Orlundo Christmas I’urude. under the natural cover oxtondiiiK ; plained. at their meeting last night.” |»ul»ln* ’♦lu'itklnjf Hu i* unv * t u n hi Aniorioan now*pn|M'rs. An-wiring criticism voicedIni In a special statem rat T u c*. During tha bualneaa session of from tho banka. If you want the i ii'iiiliiit' i, miii* nit ml i h * n tilling * Werd that the Asia had passed ] ,luy night, the Soviet Information |uf I In* ni'ifru (w in* u t il III** n t h i r tho Houseof Coimnnn* liylustwii. Mo the attack In some sectors, and the meeting, officers ware elected thrill of your life, Just drop u lie Alexander Sloan, the spoke*bureau acknowledged the Kusslan l " f it liupliiilnf. nde«d had been In tuch action for the coming year. Men who shiner out of the boat. You'll *e» , Ainu* Hr unthnin nnl D o r u mull at Government House, whore i forces had lost 2,122,1)1)0 men III lb these seetora for 4§ hours, will serve at the head ef the or. him make a break for that nine '•M M coincidentally with tha In. ganliatlon are J. B. Grahan, cover, and don't make the mistake l Kiitzitiiitger playctl * imNllt'v of Ihe duke resides as governor of I dead, wounded and missing sine# tho Gorman Invasion began June t»unifN i n n piano dui’i ,in«| (J la d y s tho Bahamas, assorted that: eoaahuhre and of the first phase president; J . A. Budpoth, vice of using a sorry line became It 1 Only four writer* niuilo'22, but said Gorman losses now I'lppin Minjf a **olu, • rhl.M*.” C'one f the British Ineaalon—the great president, Richard Vornay, secre­ won't be long before thing! will j •t Paettnnag On Page Sis) begin to happen. tary; Roy Wright, treasurer. Hiidiiiif the p r r u * n m wu* n trio "unfavorable comment” alsmt tho I totaled 0,000,000. ' It separated the Ittiasian loss“I t l l to a Isiy »ort of bite nt Charles Morrison presented Hanford resident* will observe. I'oiupM^M'il uf Mix* S a n f o r d , Mi** Duke and Duchess. 2 A private survey showed j e* as I'JO.OIltl killed, 1,112,000 srtd sto u t tha time musical program to the group of flrr*, Thanksgiving Day tomorrow n< I'tppin nnd MI bm (iru n lh u in ninir. about 60 men who gathered In you think he won't— la when he will the State uf Florida nod injf, " S m o k o ( I H a l r V'»ur Kyi**" nine than HO percent of Ihe wounded, and more limit 620,000 I'lUlid Slates' press win favor- missing. their rnttling roam a t tha church. will. First straight sw a y - now 16 other »lute« which ignnied l#y J f r o m o K**rn. side Itiisslun equipment losse* were fou tighten up; -Theft- la when lut'll M i m S n n f o r d rx|duin«*d 11>•* last Thursduy, the day proclaimed X The unfriendly writer* em- placed nt 7,t)t)t) lank*, (,4 0 0 tear the cover off, eatd you will t h r tn u trn rth m n 4 t h r y rtm rf T*nn two year* ago us ThunK»giviiig WASIIINOTOS, Nov. ”rt L i ’ agrro with ms that A full grown un not all Rwinf m ’i»U* hut fo r lh»* phiMired Ihe quantity of luggage' planes nnd 12.000 guns; cum. —The White House disrluxi^J by President Itoosevrll for needed fnr the Windsor Dip, tg-1 pared with German losses of bulldog doesn’t know the fit«t earlier observance of the holiday. nto*»t purl c IrkbIcuI mid today thut government IntelHMMmam . . thing about scrapping. That was noritig that It was for their en- more than 16,000 tanks, 13,000 — ■■ m •V The Court House, the hunk* niral, t In*11if h »hi* h-rM*!f grnee services had reported tire party and mil for the Duke planes nnd 19,000 guns The Bov. Martin J . Bram big baas will do more thing* In Office will he \«*rv D m l o f muda'r i Nwinif that Germany I* prv|«ring to and (he Post LONDON, Nov. It ridiculed German figures will deliver Ua last public aerteas time G an you ever thought closed, and all of the downtown well mi elMMical m u rI*’. S h r uii.l and Dm hi-** alone. rare Belgrade, the capital of Britatn dlecloood officially yes­ m ei fat Sanford tomorrow morn. 4. The Duchess went shopping on Russian losse* as "nonsensi­ possible No leee than half a dotrn conquered Yugoslavia, becuuse storvn are rspectrd to nbsgrve the fche h H irv r d th nt nwiiif mua ic terday that a email shock patrol •* f JO o’clock aa a port of had raided the German-held coast times will ha stand right up on hi* holiday by elosing with the ex. wim n i»art n f modern llfo and only nt I'iradilly' arcailc in New cal.” (he N atl* are convinced the Thanksgiving m nr Ice at the York, operated bv the Bed Cro*s. tail and shake so you ran hear the caption of drug stores and fill, should he bo rcco|fnizi*ih Ctetnikx, Serbian Guerrillas, of French Normandy Sunday Prscbytarian Church, which will books rattlo moot to tawij. ing stations. (iticRlB nt thr luurht'on were era csing the city a* a base of night and returned home Intact, ha am iatar-denomtnaUo&al ser­ -L ake Jessup la undoubtedly Stew art 1 All school* in the counly will fuimhrrt Kalmer nnd n World War naval operations. > vice, the Rev. E. D. Brownlee tCew lla e e q Qe r a g e S la ) (Juartr/man. o f the* Key Club, be closed until Monday. bitterly accused tha nation's A nulet day is expected local and K. K. Ilartlinir, n m*w rvaL “ H 2 S - — 4 - k - I N . makers ef war policy of overrid­ ly with no outstanding entertain. lent nf Sanford. Varisua ehurt bos In Sanford ing even Winston Churchill to Defective wiring on an auto* ■ i |_ _ i j _ a i» , .| ’ meat scheduled. The Seminole block a rani invasion poach by WASHINGTON, Nov. 2(1 — (dT mobile owned by George Ellison r io r id u A r c 1 i u n n e d High grid teum journeys to the commando iavsaioa troops a — House M'narity Leader Mur- caused the vehicle to catch on Lavtburg to meet the ■ ‘ Yellow tin of Massachusetts said after fire yesterday afternoon at Sev­ PAHAVAJUBO, Dutch Guiana. '• Y t X , time, said Admiral J of TAMPA, N o v . M . — < / P » - !J e u t . Jack ets there tonight. a conference of the Kepublican enth Street and French Avenue, As in the past, Tho Herald Blr Roger Kayes, 1 the Wet Sir the Nov. M ,—<*>— United State* Gen. Delos C. Emmons, head uf membership today that a strong Fire Chief Mack Cleveland rvtroopa have raaahad this Nether nndcr hla ny Sir forco combat com- •W n° l publish a paper Thur*. J t T Jwin f i Pcombine, 7 M L TMV. E .* »Brown. 5 lS : TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 2 0 . - effort would be made lu send the prtrd yesterday. Mies landa South Afcnarican colony ami 'w tn randy and to net," tha nation's sir fighting I mend, (/!■)Governor Holland Tuesday Tee pofariad oat. Firemen extinguished the flame her. vesterdsv that In' sasignrd State Attorney J . W. I’rirr.Control Blit back to Ihe have received a “hearty and simple arm, taitl h e n yesterday that,I Two .pccial services will banking committee If a licensing ami the car wan only (lightly F u to n of the ckvrehes In welcome,” tha official Netherlands large scat# maneuvers ware being cooductiM by churches in eon. Hunter of Tavaree to aaeiat State provision were restored. damaged. ■aufurd will tako port in tha ilh the celebration of Atturney Grady Burton of Wau. Indies news agvMjf, Anata, planned for Florida nest Bpring, n»«tlon A few minutee later, on the The department also received si a supplement to those under Thanksgiving. The Lake Monrue (hula in an p o r te d T u s ^ ... S 3m l aervire* Investigation of House floor, two Democrate, s call to put out a fire In a Ministerial Association will con. Tha Uma of Utair arrival, num­ wav now in tho Carolinai. _ ............ ................. Avon Park City affairs. The as­ Hep*. Cox of Georgia and Dir* pile of old roofing material that bers and tfaslr . dspioymant wtrv “Nest Spring wo hope to be d ie t aervlee* at the Monrue High signment wae for an indefinite of Texas, urged that the measure was burning last night on Twen. able to conduct maneuvers rov. School building tonight at 7:30 period, beginning Deo. I, kept aacraC ly-FIrst Street and Mellonville be recommitted. from Savannah o'clock and tomorrow morning un Tha troops era bora undvr an vring Florida Avenue, Chief Cleveland added. ecraoiMnt among tho U. 8., tbs southward and from Mobile east- Intar-denomthatiunal service will Netherlands govantaMot and Bra. ward. Wo may be able to work ho hold in the First Presbyter. MAVT YABP. &! G . Nov. M. all, by which Ua United Biotas In tha Caribbean area at the Ian Church of Sanford, with the Rev. Martin J . Bram dellvtring ondartafcOU protection of the baux­ uma time.” tho mormon. for ite mines. pokeeman an. auly. Ar' London ape nmtintmd that the battle la atlll ragtag furioaaly with bloody Iona, ea ea both tides and addod tha le la Hpoaalb!y now reach, freah climax,” Italian high command, re­ porting the Ax la victory aoulh ef Kaxegb, (aid that two Amerlearn oheerrera and “various Eng­ lish and American Journalists” fbrare among the captives. The Italians admitted the fall of CL aJso oasis, in south central Mb. ya^ b j the “overwhelming” ' Brl- Duke Of Windsor Denies U. S. Tour Was Unfavorable Howes Addresses Presbyterian Men Thanksgiving Will Be Observed In Sanford Tomorrow As In 15 States (•'ermans Prcpurc To Raze Relgradi Bram Will Deliver T^fternron At Church British Reveal Try On Thanksgiving At Coast Of France « Fire Department Haa Price Control Rill Two Calls Yesterday May Re Recpnsidered U. S. Troops Land Army Maneuvers In At Dutch Guiana '-•"vfiffrrfcJS: Assignment Given To State Attorney Mm. Simpson Dies At Weirsdale Home t . W» Bailor Gets Naval Commission First Nine Greens At Country. Club Golf Course h Planted In Rye Grass have received much oa ths course, public will take fH O F/m M X fteFr Mrs. Ingtfey And Mrs. Newman To Act As Hostesses At Tourist Tea Naval Enlistments Show Marked Decline WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 —UP) — Secretary o f tho Navy Knox sold today tho torpedoing of the U. 8. destroyers, Kearny ami Reuben James with a total lope of 12 men has caused a decline of 16 percent In tha rata of Navy enlistments. Mr. Knox said the decline list *— 1-------t minora. He attrlbuU Ike fact that parents _____ Idlag thalr ronocat for fo w to go t a io th e N avy. Mrs. J. I* Ingley and Ura. R. A. Newman will act as hostesses to tourists at the fln t tea given by the " Forward Buford Club" a t tha Tourist Cents# honoring winter viiitars, Mrs. May me Hodgkin, chairmin of tho group, stated fol­ lowing a meeting of the club yee tarday. Each week various members of th« dub will gn ot tourists who visit tha Center and arrange enter­ tainment for theft. The following members were present: Mrs. Peart Hansel, Mrs. E. H. U oay, Mrs, J. O. Laney, Mn. T . E. Roomlllat, Mm. William WOUh m . M n. W. A. Laffler, Mrs. J , W. D'nUJa, Mr*. K. It. Deaa, Mr*. Alice Wight, Mrs. J. II. Truluck, Mrs. Hbdgkin, Mrs. Ingley and Mrs. Nawcnan. Mrs. Hodgkin said that tha wo. men uf Sanford are co-operating splendidly with h*r In arranging entertainment for winter resident* who are arriving to spend the sea­ son In this vicinity, avon though this is the first year the group has been organised. Member* of ihe club were among those who donated plants, rugs, furniture and figurines to decorate the Tourist Center, cm well aa their, services toward oeatmUUng visitor* with Sanford acthiUoa which they might find Interacting, . . THE WEATHER Florida—Fair In north and not auita so cold In northwest par* tion tonight. Partly cloudy and slightly warmer in tho north por­ tion Thursday. Considerable aloudinaia In tho south portion: Scatsoul tered showers on th# sonthonak coast tonight and Thursday. Georgia—Fair “ ‘ and not qu ulta so cold) scattered light froet to . night, Thursday fair and ’riobqt temperature. Alabama—Fair and continued cold with frost in tho south par. tion and temperatures 26 te 24 In Interior of tho south portioa and 24 to 22 on tha c a u l night. Thursday fair temperature. ' •j ', . -ua. — — U U iO S i— ___ _ - t ^ l — *T . r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 25, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/481d46916368ff04bcebadd3b55f8363.pdf 807e5df4a995c58d5c4d6688c171b807 PDF Text Text r~ f BIX I Pw-* Editorial Staff I t M l l H Well*# R «M M H * f .... CHr M ila * ..... M a iH Marakail ------- Alla* T r a i l* ...... Lais CaMvrell By Hodon It Every week h*s its msln event and this week's was HOMECOM­ ING. The sponsors were limply radiant, the fame was fine and Iir lim R illat CUIfarl Prvrla* everythin* went o ff smoothly— r «v r M ila n . -. .. LaalOa Hal' Bayarl ara; -----but speakinf of somethin* not ■ I n n O— rtirama a hrsaarUa D ia n a •mooth, was the definite r. r . *. . ... r u i M a ( a l l * P*rtln* of V A LA R IE WELLS Marl arti l a m end GEORGE SPEER. Neither Katkrrra w ls ila a le (offering, ea VALARIE ia Laalaa Ns Maras Of tire _ contented with HUGH W IIEL. Harms* MIMIflaa CUHl . Cl aka Mar ; Rakes CHEL and GEORGE with Ortas gsresll I HELEN 8TAFFORD. r U n a n Walla IO n r » | We thought there wea some, ■ IIMa pillar Claaara .thing mining and we Jus* woke ■ laa Malk I lls ! a* up to the fact that' it's the friendUneaa of LORENE SHORT who haa moved to Tavares. WEDDING BELLS for MARGIJERITE DUNCAN and JUTE KEYE8 hart been ringing nlnc«» In the United Staten, there have bean certain families laat MAY, but we juat found that have played an Important political part in our nation out. Whoopel We thought we for the last two generations. 8ome are more noted than knew everything! "Juat anything to he differ, others, but all have a distinctive record. Worth-noting Is ent," la tha alogan. of "RED” that tome of these families have used the tame policy for WIGGINS and JIMMYRIDGE —of all thlnga, they have on yaara upon years. Mr Tha Bask heads of Alabama represent one of the great: their record a tour oT the new funeral home In Orlandu end eat political families that ever existed In this country. alao wara tceh chasingwnod. While no startling feats might be reported of this fami­ rata alt over th* mad laat Sun­ ly as a whole, recognition is well deserved when a state­ day night WARREN DANIELS ment la made concerning the accomplishments of the waa In on that, too. Gracing ’ole 8. H. S. with Bankheads. The late John Hollis Bankhead I, was a noted their charm and Irvcllnret were senator from Alabama, and his son, John II. carried on our aponiora for the HOMECOM. family tradition when he assumed the seat In 1931 his ING game. SIS KIRTLEY and father had held. Benator Bankhead is still serving in the FLOSSIE WELLS. Whafa LOIS NIPPER got we Senate, and although he haa not made an outstanding re- wiah wa had? Two cuta HOYS cord, ne has been termed an efficient senator. His bro­ down to aea har from VIRGINIA. "Sunday.go-to meeting" cou. ther, the late William Brockman Bankhead, served in the United States House of Representatives from the 66 Con­ pica Includa r-EARL JETER ’n EICK, KENNY ECIL gress to the 77. Rep. Bankhead was speaker of the House SHIRLEY OLS ’ n M ARTY PERKINS. LOwhen he died in 1940. Hie record will stand out for gener­ IS CALDW ELL ’n MACK CLEVELAND. and PATTY ations to c^rne as a feat in governmental functioning. One of the IgM highlighted clans have been the Am­ HODGE *n DAVID OATCHF.L They’ve been aort of following mons of Colorado^ The present generation of this politi­ the Olee Club around to tha cal family, led by ex-Govemor Teller Ammons, hss been dlffarant churchca. overshadowed by past groups of the fsmily who have Haa anybody noticed thoae shown many more state developments. The Ammons nded, boya that get around but never dataeT Freak*! To name a in different positions, off and on for 30 years in Colors- have few. SAM THURSTON. KEAR­ da Ex-Govemor Ammons, a Democrat, was defeated in NEY ARMBRUSTER, RUSSELL 1933 when he sought re-election, by Ralph L. Carr a Re­ YOUNG, DICK MERIWETHER. CECIL JONES and, oh—juat publican. Coma now, boya— give • The most publicized fsmily of politics in the last ten doitnal the gtle a breakl )rean haa been the Longa of Louisians. Huey Pierce Long, ORIEN FARREI. ha< been who established a "machine” that dominated Louisiana heard crooning to HELEN PHIL­ LIPS hla currant them* «ong, politics for more than ten yearn, was Democrat governor and senator from the "Pelican” state. He was assassinated "SO YOU'RE THE ONE." ILLIP KRONEN .wear* in August, 1938. His brother, Earl Kemp Long, became he*PH aff women for life elnce governor in 1989, when a Long protege, Richard W. Leche, ft? I ‘■ >\l wl,h m a r j o r . resigned his position. Governor Long, seeking a full four- *■ JVNK BURDICK. Peraonally, we'll believe It when w* aet It. term, was defssted in 1940 by bam 1L Jones. This deI-ov* m*. low rnv dog." He. marked.the end of the Long rule in Louisiana. Exposed a ..HUTCHISON, r * ■raft and corruption practiced during the tang era Jiad with her Tittle blond Snanlel. wfeet upon the voters of Louisiana who decided to do We heard T. J. DRUMMOND Commit M ila * ... • earl* M i l a n Seminole High School Key Chib King Attends Annual Meeting Of GRAMMAR SCHOOL Members Hold Many High Honors Notes Academy Of Sciences At Lakeland S. H. S. Rambling* K a lk r r n « K | l a N a r fa t tila D ia n a —. M lrla ai * *•< ’ I n * N a rrla s Noted U. S. Political Families B ■“I allies wiiu*«a ,2 K ■way with the Long-1tea. Massachusetts' Lodges are another in this classified yroup of American families. The late Henry Cabot Lodge, Br. was a Republican senator from Massschusetts who had arounH * b i^ rJ iA , n l *d riding the distinction of having been minority leaatr as well 4s majority leader of the 8enate, He was chairman of the I t " tha".hn,d ** 10j who ’ aU L 1 ,,V V 'todylng up all-important Foreign Relations Committee in 1919 and was violently opposed to the proposal that we enter tha League know ™ * " f— ,0r defense*you A bit of advice—‘ WMl. . i i j of-NatloHv Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., his son, wss elected aanator in 1988 to repisee irsrcus A. Coolldge. As most one- lag down Ilf.-, hon-li'-p. „ „ tarm senators, Senator Lodge hss yet to make a notewor­ rear."Hm* ny 'P 11"**™ In hie e*. thy record. i * f tono..P# ,t " " ' k ’e ‘’person, . The Tafts of Ohio are a nationally-known family. The hiro f THANKSGIVING ^ U l co7\# . #n<* tout, and w« .late William Howard Taft was the only man ever to havo m IM l«8V« you without r.been both president pf tho United States ind chief jus­ M wlahlng you the best one J v .^ !! tice of the Supreme Court. He also was secretary of war trader Theodore Roosevelt as well as the first United States governor of the Pntllppinee HU son, Robert Al­ phonse Taft, was chosen senator in 1038 by the Ohioans | Robert J. Buikley, Roosevelt-widened Democrat. : - Senator Taft made an unsuccessful ntl-mpt in 1940 to «e. cure the Republican nomination for president. During his SOUTH SIDE NEWS eh*rt tenur.i of nftire, ho has made a surprisingly good re­ cord and has come to be kpown as ono of tho ablest men . .In the 8enats. jo£~ - The l*te Rep. Bennett Champ Clark, Sr, npd Senator i Bennett Champ Clark, Jr, of Missouri represent another family of note in United 8tatas‘ politics. The late Rep. i? y uiroed r7 t® * • Ik fil Clark was one of the moet outstanding speakers of the that this nation haa tvar had. Like the late Rep. heed, Clark will Wove, in his record, an qpoch in 2 * f t ^ tthara, n I would ''V i B e n n e t t Champ Clark, Jr, ton ef tha ^ i r h l^#5»a di° Un*° r, das unpointed senator in 1983 to fig out tha unm I taro or Harry B. Hawes. He v is elected to a full term in 1984, and re-elected in 1988. Senator Clark an established orator. With nuny speech** he hea. ea leading isplarirailst, violently crlticirol the foreign policy >the President. He has not, hovovefr, rouchod the stand* - hU frthor had abroad in h.s ,t«y. ' Ut* apanoor. Soon The .LeFoiletU* of Wisconsin—the late Robert Sr, jjwl PhUlp—-have aO had Isolationist views. The iM .a l.M ~ " “ Robert Marion LaFollatto Sr. was very active in the mw pupil, k m m m ‘ te In 1917 when he attempted to keep thU country going to war. Along with five other senators, LaFdi- w , u a i K T iS S M e i t e nade a valiant try In efforting to keep the United s S ^ jiK t J** ^J1 *on* Robert LdFollette, Jr, is a member ( • ejmryint the views of hi* famous far Into thg Sonata debata even now. Tho third LaFoU- g h w & t ^ The annual operetta of the In 1939 the Key Club of Grammar School haa been aet Seminole High School was erOlln D. Knf, American hlitor year’* attendance.) for Dccemtcr 11 and 12. This Rollin, College: One acholargsnixrd by the Sanford K[wants teacher at Seminole High School $500— (ilightly under play ia sponaored by th* Parent Club lo promote better friendand a member on the advisory •hip of of which hip and sportsmanship through­ committee of social science at- one-half the coet of one year’i Teacher, Association Mr*. W. 8. Bromley ia president tended the Sixth Annual Meeting attendance.) Th* Debating Club of Sem­ out (he srhnol. To canry out thla The name of this year's play inole High School held a me—*- motive, it has born necessary Southern College: _ One acholof lh* Florida Academy of Scirncea, which took place at tnhip of $270 and one of $135— “ E-A»pe rating Christmas Glfta'. ing Tuesday morning to make for the members of the club to features the usual number of plans to attend a district debate play a leading part in school ac­ Southern College, Lakeland, on (these amSunt to one-half and Nov. 20, 21, and 22. This aca­ one fourth the coat of one year-! good Christmas song* and chor­ tournament which is to be held tivity—both curricula and extrauses. The theme of th* plsf deals in Orlando, Dec. 19. curricula. demy Included diacuaalon of ao­ attendance.) 8tet.<on University: One schol­ with the Christmas gifts which rtal science, by certain college 1$ , record for the club since The officers tor Ihe eomiog got crossed up beemus* of the prufruor, and high tchool lu- arship of $250 (approiimately yrars ago y car were introduced as: Ken­ its founding three one-half the cost of one year's new regulations which required neth Echols, pre-idrnt; Connie •hows remarkable results in the atruetora. Santa to boa and label the gift*. While attmding the academy, attendance.) McCall, vice-president; Kather­ members' participation in school Mr. King took a leading part inl Tampa University:, Two schol- Well the gifts for the children ine Spencer, secretory and trea­ happenings. inl anhips—both consist of full tui- got m.'r/Hl up and were sent to surer; and Vesta Ann White, thc discussion on two occasions, Kry Club members, Edwin st Ihe luncheon for the sociai linn and fees for one year’s the old people, etc. In the final reporter. ' llranan and Earl Jeter— have the scene all of the, . gifts stags a sciences section on ir n x r n s e v HW |I U ll *Friday, ■and'aUrndante.) > * '1 a m i .; I l. I I ra i . Miss Ethel Riser wss named distinction of having been pres­ •t a Saturday morning meeting1 He continued by relating that'Jubilee. ~"oa* ^OM sanitary boa- as the sponsor for the coming ident of Ihe Student Council of this group. Mr. King discussed students who live up to the pro- ing regulations" ere done' away year, and we hope it will be a during its two year existence. wlth the group the Florida Schol- Imisr that they shown) at the with. very successful' one. Another honor bestowed upon By Karl. Kipp trshipa In the Art and Selene* c1"»e of their high school days Any one withing to join the Key Clubbers for tha post two For several years, the fsculty of Free Government. They were and will prove themselves dedebate club pi*v»e see M l', ^ti. years has hern the editorship of School has begun last year. |serving.' may expect their schol- of the Grammar •or or the president at once. the Salmagundi, school annuaL "Students graduating thla irjihip to be extended through studied and searched for some |ji-t year John Dunn, president method of teaching thrift to our Spring are ellgttl* to enter the four years of college, of the Key Club, served as edi­ competitive examinations for the! The Seminole high teacher told boys and girls. We all railixed tor. sod this year David GatScholarship, ' Mr. King stated at the group in lakeland that Ralph the need of such tporMng but ehel, vur.president of the clob, the meeting. tMatousek, a student at Stetson National practice and economy is serving as editor. Mr. King also announced thej University and one of the wln- seemed to be pointed In another The Key Club la welLreprefnllnwtng requirements for the ners of last year's scholarships, direction. aented on the Student Council By Betty Cellier Now the National Defense scholarships while addressing the has made an outstanding rrrofd We have the following new pu­ by Richard Meriwether, Horry according to a letter received Stamp plan haa presented us a social science section: Edward opportunity to teach pils attending Vocational School I.re, Jr., Earl Jeter. First— a competitive examina­ by Mr. King from Dr. W. S. golden Em­ now: Dorothy Ruoge, Alice Marshall. Taylor Brown. tion will be given In the* high Allen, president of Stetson. Dr. thrift soil still do something Higg*. Mary Coffeen. Mrs. A. mett Herndon, and Karl Schaltx. schools on April 10, to thoae Allrn states, "Ralph was near •tout National Defense. Mrs. I. K. Power*. Mrrritt Staley anil Other honors held by ■em ­ tudenta w'ho"wUh To e'nt.r'"th. •«>» »"P quartile In 1. Frailer Is responsible for this bers of this Key Club group Evelyn Stiles. new plan. ontest. This examination will k»‘ J » ^ tnglish ptaecmcnt tests contest. of th* senior What did one mosquito say to • re president Mrs. Frailer who Was our P. pertain In questions on govern­ and the psychological testa at class. Mack Cleveland) vice-orc*the other? ment, political, and social science, the opening of school. During T. A. president last term, is "Whoopee! 1 just passed my idrnt of the senior class, Tkylor economics and International rela­ the first six weeks, he made the very much interested in Ihe sale screed test!" Brown; secretary o f lh* senior She hss tions, and modern American and gride nfeJ) in all* subjects. There of Defense Stamps. Lately we have been rutting class. Drtphine Hasty: secretary European history, (a short bio­ are very few etudenta who ran worked out a plan and a contest •tsncils and running them off. ef the Junior clots, Paul Kickgraphy of msterlal to be used make such a record at Stetaon for the boys and girls to save As everyone knows we will cut son; rditor-in-ehief of th* Sem­ In preparation may be obtained during th# first six weeks per­ their money and buv Defense stencils for anyone who will inole County School News an 1 iod. He had two courses in his- Stamps. We are glad to co­ from the writer.) lory, Economic History of Eu­ operate In this work and hope furnish the matrrial. This will an associate editor o f tha Sal­ Second—an original eight to rope ami History of Medieval magundi, Edward Marshall; pres­ to report a good ami* of stamps help us and you too twelve hundred word essay (to Europe." First Angel: "And how did ident of the Band, David GaL In the near future. be aubmltted on a date to bo ehrl; treasurer of tha Pan-Amer­ you get here?" "President Allen. In his Istter, lly Sophie Mas Wright •elected later) will be required advised that another scholarship ican Club. Billy Holleyhead; and Second Angel: “ Flu." In chapel Wednesday morning from the students whose papers will be awarded in 1912,'’’ Mr. The first year shorthand pu­ business manager of tho Celery we sang The Star Spangled Ban­ Stuart In Ihe examinations have ranked King continued. '1Thla letter Is pils have begun to wfite with Fed. school newspaper, Ithln ihe highest twenty-five. typical of the responce of Flo­ ner and gave th* Flag salute. surprising results. Some still (Juartrrman. Mr. Kipp gave a Bible strlpture 'Although soma of th* mem. Those twenty-five students will rida college presidents to the and we repeated the Lord's Pray­ ca n't believe it! here of the club hav* not been Kindergarten Stuff! \m nbtlfied. program," he added. er. Mrs. McKinnon gave * nice officers, Ihrv have been the In­ Mr. King added that tha Flo­ Mr. King concluded by stating speech on good sportsmanship, I bought a wooden whistle. spiration behind certain organi­ rida seholarahlpa are being that the other students In Florida which l think will help lh* boya But it wooden whistle. sations. So I bought a steel whistle. arded by .the following insti­ collegrs who art benefiting from and girls of Grammar 8chool. In taking psrt in th* extratution* of higher Iranflng In thla tne scholarships afe Donald Kuhl. • Barbara Rucker and Endsley But it steel wooden whistle. curricula activities In th* blgk •late: at University of Miami, Gertrude Mclsch of th* fifth grad* sang So I bought a lead whistle. irhool. Ihe membera of th* Key University of Miami: One long, at Southern College, and a song for tha school. Miss But they wooden lead me whis. Club sre able to endeavor to tie. scholarship of $250— (approxi­ STirvin Hardin, at Tampa Uni- Whlildon played for them. urge rn better sportamonsbip mately one-half th* coat of one- versity Grammar School has a band So I bought a tin whistle. • nd friendship and at Urn asm* whkh play* for tbs children to And now I lin whistle. Some of the following have tim<* *n? keeping up th<r scho­ march hy. Mr. Dolllson la the part-time jobs and others have lastic records. Thus they have leader of the orchestra. Wo are nermanent job*: Perry l-ee Bell, carried out the motive for which very proud of our orchestra. Elisabeth Dyson, Augusta Fin. the club was organised. Kay Hho*arakrr neran, Helen* Tamm, F.ilee-i We entered chapel Monday Fatly Madga )ragg, Margaret Ilolly. Edith with the orchestra playing *N*w teakiey, Bettv Colbert, llrM tTills week eaulety went to In a recent flection the een- Yoik Life” . church to hear th* Enasmble ca Lee, and Hilly Finneran. Then wo sang “ Tho Star sing. The group looked ewell lor class elected as their home Ith the girls' all whlta dresses room mother, Mrs. C. R. Limits. Spangled Banner-’ ami had the Tha girls' and boys' basket­ Plsg salute. Mia* Edna Chlltemlen recently harmonising with tha boya’ dark Mr. Kipp give a Blbla reading attended a Hroquet (or the new suites. In looking around th* ball teams are getting new satin congregation w* aeo BETTY .taskatball suits in the school and th* school recited tha Lord's members initiated into the FlorG r iffith ' Ida Scuthem college chapter of WILKINSON wearing a white *°lor,» orange and black. The Prayer. Funeral Director . Mr. Kipp told us about th* Ksppn Delta PI. a national honor­ fUnn*M a«ket whU# "l AUBETTE I by, 7 H B. h i l t DUTTON'S blue sweater bring* ,on*:><t. . pl« y> tnd K«ttln« Constitution of th* United States ary fraternity, from the merchant* of and tha three divisions of the aut th* blu* In hap aye*. MACK Oviedo. The balance is to be Government which are th# Presi­ BUI Klrtley rnd Pete Wrro, for­ CLEVELAND In a twe^I coat paid bv th* School Board. dent and hla cabinet, th* Su­ mer student* of Seminole High accompanied LOIS CALDWELL preme Court, and Congress. W* had a very nice ThanluSchool, were vlaltlng with friend i who wor* a gold silk dress with, Mr. Dolllson, the orchestra at th# school cn Thursday. brown .accents. CLARA HAS- giving program at our Horn* Economics Club meeting last leader, told usthat you should KINS’ red suit looked eo cheer, playing an Instrument Monday night. There were IB start ful and VIRG IN IA CHAPMAN present. Delicious refrshment* wl^ll* you are In Grammar School offered a pleasing pictura In her were served by Madeline Borjard, In closing of tho program tha light gTcen silk dress. Marjorie Wllkeraon, Sharon Mur­ orchestra fftomola" to rel .played _ Ars we teeing doublet No, ky, Charlotte Beasley, Beulah march out by. it'e Just the BROCK twin*. AL Robert Spark ns to* ergard, and Evelyn Tindall. and PETE, In thalr roveralble Our Garden Club met Tuesday. plaid jackals. And sitting right Welcoir* back Joyce Steel, we We prepared a garden In tha by them Is LEROY HODGE In are all glad to hire you with u* back yard of our school. In It a ennisy tan sport coat and blu* again. will plant Nasturtiums. We It o u m f i . Yiank Urn N ^ in o l* Fred Com­ KATHERINE SPENCER wear­ Mrs. Harrison took a short vo­ pany and th* Wilson Toomer ing an aqua wool skirt and black cation from school thla week to Fertiliser Company for giving vsirs teen waist wa* really deus a hundred pounds of ftrtillsllgbted with th* alngtag and so havo n visit with her ton who la home for the first time In- two *r. was KENNY "BUCK” ECHOLS yoara. Tho taro girl# who are helping _______ who wor* a brown cheeked coat’ In tha Garden Club are Dorothy and brown pants. EARL* JETER The Debate Club o f 8emlfiolo Fortsin and Anna Corlpy. waa proud o f hi* data, SHIR. High School will meet In Orlando LEY EICK, har gray and plaid for .debates on Decamber 19. two plec# dress wa* very chic •iri-’i as? « s . cia « • defatted In 1988 by Julius P. Hell The three L*. 10 \ “ • r». - h i m for rlstQgig^kftl atich famQiee could have been go h U w rt Wh m I A m _TM i b gM m t ^ •w Debating: Club Plans To Attend Meeting Vocational School Anderson* with her taaalad faanie. N AN C Y COLLUM 1* on* of tha few poop)* who wear royal phrpl* becomingly. She has a purple cron* dtaa* with ontln ap­ pliques with which eh* wear* a strand of poart*. JANICE BROWN’S win* cprduroy dross ia ■ft o ff by a largo whlta bartht " 'la th* collar that‘ really tho thing! HARRY BEASLEY > man-of.tho-vrorldlah la hla tan salt and yellow awaatar BOP CRUMLEY’ S groan suit la tha latest In Ullorfiw. Th* faculty area mighty dremud np with MISS HAND inoftlng a becoming largo now black hat with n gold ornament. MISS RISER'S bleak hat sad shoo* looked aver so amort with fitted black coat and MISS HRMAN chose a gray dross oatentad with a btna hat MR. MeKAY waa vary distinguished looking In n dark gray salt. Mont wash laaaMty will “ toko ^ In’ . w wwn, t fl school right Plans Are Mad* For Football Baaquot •y ANm To "•whore of jk & .Y ~ S ? OVIEDO School S.H.S. SAS8IETY * Ia for ECONOMY ,.. aome protection at leee coed ' th* home coming gx than-. Song's Copied By The Pan-Am. Club Nor. U , n • F1R E 1N SU *. A N C B U o m plnM whnra you m a mv * tnonay, without bacriloin* quality l If you wor* a pofeyfcoUtr (a T H E CBN* T E A L Ism poor, you would Pleasant companitxuhlp tad doUeioun drinks nr* tlway* on hsnd. Moot your fritnds her*. Modcrats pries* st til tJmss. Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails We Deliver oanorayP Ri$bt! Phono to tha ■•IWU a»d tUll 9m m u odvvti o. • •m u -.. 'i - ~ y*-M f --------- H t f : •. ■■H R ■- * ^ �/r . |a|nvi -^ .Turr-v - — r - r a l& g i ■.-V I fT r a li* a m AN • VOLUME r o i n • •*r S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . N O V E M R E R Established In 1908 21. Member Associated I’rrs.-, 1911 M M IIF.lt 71 RailUnionMay British Claim New Successes; Ask Roosevelt To Take OveV Moscow Is In Grave Danger Turkey With A Star H endricks Speaks To iNDEPENDKK'r N E W S P A P E R Sanford N Tlic Only Central Florida ( ily Affording Hall, Highway And Waler Traiwporlatlon Civic Clubs Whi t n e y, Pre8ideat(<;crmans 'fake Town Of l^arfirest Bro­ 1 Within 3! Miles therhood, Would Of Red Capital; Stop Waffe Strike Nazi Losses Heavy Representative Says District Fe de r a l • Expenditures A re Over $50,000,000 - <*anil>ii(. Axis Supply (Vntrr, Is Captured In IS-lmur Hattie (M Tanks In Libya Discuss A n ti- S tr ik e Hill WASHINGTON, Nov He tsswlal.1 rreaa — President A K Whitney of the Cerman aback troops which Brotherhood of Hallway Train­ drpee a new Wedge between men, the large«t nf fiv» unions Moscow and Kalmln and of operating luilroad employ**, • •armed against the Ited said today his organization was Army'a second Ifjyrs of ,|r-shout ready1' to ask President fens* soath and *rst of lha Roosevelt tn take rimtrnl nf ths rapltal put khxscnw today in rallrooads f..r the duration of tne its moat aarloua danger nf emergency tn avert the strike thr war. scheduled fnr Per 7 The atrlkf The Nail* asserted they was tailed tn enforce wage In­ had amaahed to within about crease demands t i . i i i i istt p im r. Vov. 31 miles of Moscow, Federal expenditure* in labor and management rrpre-* * < \l’ > I hr I if ill Can* Fighting eff atlark after th e Fifth Conjrreuxionnl dis­ .iiImii Mrmttmh PivUlon •entativrs held separate meet* attack by tank md mechantr ic t and those authorized in l«.i- liml.tl +.%(*I\ in Britain ing, on the railroad w igs dis­ iied force* the uaalana de. • aopronilation* now pending pute, presumably considering pro­ in the l.iik.,*'*l lr*M$|» rnnvoy dared they were holding •jorrejrate o v e r S50.000.000. • %ai in n.i« b Itiiteiin. it «a « posals and counter-proposal* put firmly to positions at Kal. .Ttini tinttt| iiml.gt |t liHik on* -Representative Joe Hendricks Inin and Volokolamsk, flank­ Pvt. Kred MeClintock, 24, draftee from lluckingham, 1H., has forward in previous joint eonri.il •l.«kw |t» tli>«-mbiirk ll ing the new wedge. told a KToup of civic cluli Jane Wyman ns his guest for turkry dinner at Fort MarArthur. ferentes. %«» l.iru** I btitiwa ml * upon There was no word, ho members at a luncheon in Cal., and his top sergeant does the carving It tame about when Ilf l'r#—; ^0 „(,at suggestions for breaks I In n• tn-lw <•! i Ritailunt in Tlii* (irrman* rlaimrtl t*»dny V the Pariah House todav I ••ll** kti* |Mnirril M*»hnrr anti Sgt. Arthur Dahlstrin bet him a month's pay the actress |ing the impasse nnd averting Explaining that political wouldn't shi w up tor Thanksgiving dinner. Pvt. McClintnek rushed mli» It nil* tkhirh Itnik thrm wers that thnr force* have captured nation wide rail strlV In I rMininif (.imp* in thr opponents (n q iM illy ask«*<l the .11 niilra to to Hollywood, did a lot nf lalking, and here the bet ia being |unjj^ , an,| non-op- S»lnvt*chnofor«ki, only topill h nf I iic IjimI. qustlon, “ What ki> hr dine?” northwrut of Mn»fnw, in their paid off. crating brotherhoods have asked! approach to the Itu-sian Mr. Hendricks tnl,| hn audience Hf .^•meerlitleil I’ rea* .for wage incresscs ranging from , l(|„t*|. The Russians admitted ^ that he wanted them to hr able *'’ J t r i t U h N o r t h A l i h a n f o r !l0 percent upward. President ||„.lr withdrawal at Mozhaisk. 57 ® to aaawer In detail so hr ex­ I Roosevelt appointed s fact-find- nnlrs wrsl of Moscow, slid n e e « tQtljvy Rjinotiiiccti the ennplained that this $50,000,000 in. ‘ ing board which recommended ^risslustl retreat southeast of Tn. un I m p o r t •laded Items amounting to $10.Sen. Tom I .-Un.ilu i I. s.,. (U-ftl. ehniinian of the Judiciary seven and one-half percent In- |., |(g) miles below Moscow, mld.000 already spent and $ 2 0 . . creases for the operating em- fhe Russians said heavy hisses hulioininiilii i hi.i».tk' i .itiii -I rik«%sji •»n. *ii»*k%!i willi Inn ^ j *j \ S j n 3 ,000 contemplated f»r the ployr.s and l-l1, percent raises were inflicted on the"Gi-rmims in wltnesee*. . ........... N t, v is“ r.l..a " A Bear future. for the non-operating. Those re- u„. |{„,|ov srru wle. .Ii.t'i t -l ........... l„ ■. -Ills ,,, | \ ' i l >. . .. i n , - 2: ® Mr. Hendrick* also paid ht< commendations were rejected by llispelrhes also snol the Hus. Irst.il. lu ttle III o f If , ... ................. \ .ip I'.lttli»)■„ las.-.| Hi. \i»it . • i . . I , respects to Adolf Hitler and all brotherhixwls. Only the oper- ,inn, stood fast at VolnkolninA. or War It.-toil r I'jit.i Jalni !„ Lewis declaring th;it the sting trotherhiNals, however, h *w | „ f,.w miles northwest of Mwcmv sure of iiiimi . i i l l- t ,t. i. it... ......tu. tion i. i nrknnwledl _____________________' I Ip- till III i l-ll I-ll ft former waa out to conquer thr formally called a strike. „ n the northern itusdnint of tinworld III on* way or another and .1 .1 It ini-nsliMiH fig h t III. Idefense srr that the other waa a traitor to •1 II. | Kilill il IV Sl wui.l itu* LibI On the Moscow front * gu-an# hta W i l l i hat hardfy l«“ *» tn i imp Hhfti t« nt fid t*Tim! ita II is- (tattle raged on idl sectors t t M Senator Wheeler *t al whe . . .1 1.*4 • •»*• ".It frill of the j and was fierce especially in (In­ men teiUng the people of th, tn |«t I* .1 « • • ink . Itt.i fl.Uil that direct ion of Klin, only 50 mih-s •*•itfti•*«•«! that ■■■airy that lha whole defensr ll* |u»)|t it,,; % x.t out front the capital on the ro-ld Worker* who are canvassing Tha*. indicia cuts and two no « « * • ■ to A fraid-perpetrated 1 w,i s imp" iMt i i• •tfirnninr thn true bill* »rr«- returned by thr Semlcmle County in , connection •••* . Ill M l Ua ••! iln- ui mu?.4. A Jury fur I he Fall term with the Red Crose membership (••tl| t| '"'ll • •■ *’•1mt «h«* llritlah Motfow’d tlefrnNF^, iioi rg%it Circuit Court, according 'flnnkftl on the viuth. 1,9*1 1"l|l|'l » t •• • »' • hi v *’i Pioluli*” to fnfdrmatton released today ty drive, should have their reports Next Katurdxy is the final data i On the northFiintrrn front, io li.1 w.Al . ••••»•• tn l.-l. nnl fightO. P. Herndon, clerk of the Cir­ in hy the middle of this week, for membership pjrdges In the n.* th p» •*•♦• !v In cuit Court, who also announced Mr*. Roy Mann, publicity chair, current American l.eglon drie#, |hi* FenrrNl vicinity of l.rnirurrn*l. « l.tuu* ti ih1 capture gist} of tha aafucjalion, stated to. Adjutant J. G. Trawkk of tW. llie B»mI ermf h^» oprn^tl m fo»m '•hirh K o II h ('auH es KxIs K x p e c tffi T « Ht‘ l . f " : lMp'. '*'i M-tj rV f'. o- o.i aa . B ' day. Shu added that, a very loesl post. advi*«d twlay. h$*r of pointa totrntr^iciiltv 'it spnlinir. am| thr ton. The fndictmenta were against The local Post has Ix-en Irs untril alonir ten t ion O f T i m e I n d c r Last Y e a r ’ s rector o f lha'Holv -r; small amount of tha quota has mnin Uin<*nitl • i llntiwli lank* uml rreaa - Church and a pant presi­ Nelson liruwn, colorrd, charged been secured, a total of I t 10 ami Ing tn get new members In ■ ; Mimtow hiph'kHV, thi* offit iul i»r. . «f 4 1*l**99* • I h< |Ii if i«kh. hi wever, dec tr> raise its standing In in ­ dent o f Uio Rotary Club, who with murder; Willie Mae Haw­ rht1 |n'firn' «||w«i •lint mi ri.. • ............ . ,i• • i t•*»«• m kffiliiiii u ! my nm^paprr IC «*d Htnr repnrtctl *. •»•• •'* •I .1 ••' ' leaves shortly to make his home kins alias Willie Mae Pride, rnl- this includes some county appro­ state. Twenty new members ...... « ••tintv i.m-$ vtill P. all. i\t«l !•• • Ml It It 1 Mtlllf v h.»» 1......... » • ............ . hi iIn* Invnl, m*i» ami oml. charged with murder; anil been added recently, hut 1% priations. la Tampa. |lf« | mii aM'Hliil of It •• $li‘la> *i n* •i : itii.i itu* p ,.| lx 1 .. li»> • The luncheon wm» presided re­ Johnny Nmith, colored, chargeil Mrs.*Mann pointed out that the Post still is considerably h h»vr •si|»lurml liar. llu 1• ith rape. in fit ••i\ n.h r lh.» I'll tax tolls fni !'• • i| *1 —•••■•••• at ttia ar hr O. P. Herndon, president lets money collected toward the of last year's total. • • .......... No true bills were returned 41500 goal, the tmaller the sp. Joel 8. Field, local eoonnnn.h . S« iiiiiiulf r.iin iy, fax 1’••llrrtMr it i ••isl.iiit •• \tith tin* •*••• » •1 f•*• ••!• .1 . i of the Klwmnis Club, who pre­ in Hi \|n|itrrrnn. against Edward liens, colored, prupriatirn kept tor use In this received a telegram todae f- >01 sented the distinguished r J»l«' l» Jlllk lit <* l||»t' ItI8|*l IinIiiv M D . 1 Miiipf rellfr'e lit. . 1• . i n I t •I ihr tiriliuillft fo and introduced th* ip-aker. Rep­ and Hallie Mae Williams, colored. area will be and In this particu­ the state department rnmomodi • Tl>" Htw n»H«. tkhirh wvfp |.n ' I * l $11kiii" . fa \ .to 'OiUM'»f fiom Ku•II. Two defendants have already lar emergency, more money will Rupert ravineaa, saving “ thnini resentative Hendrick*, he said, wis p(,," l mi i«ri'ii|t|t|fi«‘$* XXIth thr |,$x tll'slil k •••••* . .ml ?*1it llo* A m l.ih>»n elected fhr* yean ago as a "*•- plrad quilty end have hern sen­ be needed for- county work as ing on ynu io don’t let me down ' liikk-s cimrti'tl Ilk t hr lull h if I- I lh* fijflirt* Irpi Tilt haftriril "elf. iiriuv »t.1* f'Oir Mr. Cavinrsa is Interested rioo* minded young man in whom tenced. Webster Thomas, who was well as national work. Waller M. Turner, a mem. I'Mil kahlr tif Ho i r polls sanl yrtolcrIO* III all pn*ts in 'Ih i state in an I’’ , her of the senior class at the InltMr. \hi-rr tMiiyt'.l hy thr nr%% th* people recogulirH the nual- charged with larceny of an au­ Miss Olive Dinkla keep* thn •M *t | M ‘ I 1 1 1 ,. IBM s * . I |n*kt-ltirr, Mr. Jinking «ai«l, pi. •l.o N Itiaa o f n statesman." Mr. Hem. tomobile, waa sentenced to five Red Cross room open in the fort to place the Florida ■!. I- University » f Florida in Gaines, Slulr IfnilriMil A m u ilhiiMii in* w .mol plafira |t«*.«r*1 lh. ,1 '•*«*«.ll klllllilfloil l.i ' Itr i don also commended him fee his years at Ralford aa was Joe mornings, whlla In the afternoons gatton io the first 10 in oi>l< i ville, appeared in * IhrTe.prr. .1 lkk« H than irulkfl", I *I|M l *.* ll'l'lllllf «lf th»* ( *Olt1|ltI oil*' $ Ik........ iiiy $*r,71;.,7»;f. \i. waa charged of membership In the nati-m elevation to the powerful > " im - Jones, J r, who formanre run of the Kaufm an Al to rn ry General and State I n i loft,I \.«ro-nirlit ktpliii i. • tha following women of Sanford • i ni,l !• \n al «uppU ti .1. A speelal meeting is evn.-rt I and Hart play, "The Man priationa committee and aafcl he with breaking and entering with act as receptionists to give out Who Klirrr. wt ip «h l.iyrtl in rvuvlniu: tin k* .$' Iiio Ih-i ii »rl .»» »»., M- *11*• ■$tman iMtiicv. li Ion was the seannd man from Pin- intent to commit a misdemeanor. supplies to voluntary knitters as to he called hy the end <>f Hie Came to Dinner” in the role of sikriirnirnt on vahiiition'« Io I.* IM sk.t IMM -Illo • .1 il |*oI*r||l ktlllir ••! *•• | week in order to vrte in am (da in the history of thta state Both are colored. 11 •sf i,« rm •• fufhlrr ami |hHk nnlrotnl ,ni.| (• l« The Grand Jury also rrportrd well aa buttons, membership ranis new member*. Al«n la-gioenniic •. "Ilert Jefferson.” opposite Miss M- f ' - o l tn ait upon that committee. $ |.|III* kkrla llyilllf SlIlltH. Jean Stewart nf Galnrsvillr.and other roll eall matter; .Mrs. bpi eh liiifg an«l tliil not t i llo • I *hi tin * v,tIit.11i*eii . i •* 11 Mr. Hendrick* said that a rr- to Circuit Judge M. R. Smith J. G. Patterson, Mm. Charlie who' have not paid their dues ■.>, According to prrsa releases tht« , 1 . »l$r Mr*liirrr«ni*an ft|*uiro until Sr|i(-I7, ami il vo.i- 4 •I I •' • ' I III I hipx • • 4••• U s s l l s w * Press Pea* Pearl tnrcey la beta* mad* of the out. M'krrnl «lay<t la liT that |h# Srin I'V fhr |,|k A'*««•'-Ol t*e Is. , .f i•i ifi.iop* I•• ''lit Ihr Hr»l••toll Morrison, Mr*. E. 'I . Hoy. Mrs. yet, arv urged In do so at mu.- play was arrlalmrd "the propoaed 81. Jokaa-Iadian River standing romedy prmluction of Miolr lax Awcurnr Will flirillahnl .‘••I* I I Iim inrNiix an .of ml • i\r. » \*- k\iim rr|H»ila siiiil. J. O. Laney, Mrs. II. J. Lehman, (C n iu is g — reae Taeeey the past five years’ at the I'ni. kkilh thik infnrniutiiui Mrs. 8. Hlghlcyman, Mr*. J. W. •III* Il'UI III tilkl'1 U• • •oit’.llnl I'll** •••Milan* al*** iim'iI h»*uvv verslty, while during ita New Daniel, Mrs. H. D. Lewis. Mrs. ymr f it*•bi • **f I i .iiiv|imii |•I •*<• ■* lowiinr tflhl*T* m After \nltiulioriN \irre ptliiitlnl will* Ihr la«( York run io I93U.tO, writers tin all |irnprrty in Ihr 4‘ounly. I In* 5 : of attli-l.ink trun« J. G. Heron atid Mrs. G. A. l-k. Mr Jinkm ..k.ali.l mi h ilelon n t*rme,| it a "hit.” .Speer. I ••unly Idki'H for luauif* naHi •• l >i | * »h* • $•fuipm* nf ID il Mh ufm loll UHt Nlihmillnl to the Slttlr WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 — M l The other male lead was f*ion|'trollrf, who u|>|irov«*«l il on have- a iiii|lii|»i* nf || I | flit - ............ ••►I ■ — The White House today an. iitls » f played by Carl Squires of Min. |I h I . Ill, Iht* T ax t’o||%-rtoi $*\ v• ••I .i •oiil|mrri| walla nulls In 1Io ati l ninl k* neunerd a contingent of Ameri ml. who appeared in thv title 1*1.11111«l Th«* builtrel for Ihr I Miintj l.l't vnir, kr« pni|f * lh. la . .,i i i'..I., ,k. 12-ion Ameriean.hullt can troops would move into role. Thr play waa directed hy (llkl‘7 Mill tht‘11 wlllblltlt i«*«l l’» III* u.-t, .... I t. has,- fmight up.iralivi’ly <*nti • ■i. I..id Dutch Guiana to protect valuable ••MllNurtl |»H I'matf • t r . i „ m o h im - ,.f ti,'iniun mm. GAINESVILLE. N»v. 2 I - (S | - . Prof. Paul E. Gelsenhof. I 'oiM|itro||er Anil mni iioI r#*lurnr*l bauxite mine* which supply the d,v i -toll < to n -twsisle ♦ill cial)— Edward laing, son nf until .i trip kkiM iiu'lr Io Tu 11* Six moo have been selected United States with large supplies T, rtlo I "leni-'s " bv imigh. Eddie Lang owner of Eddu-'s WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 -</T> luikM'p hy ai«Vi*riil County tiffiriuland one man has volunteered to of raw aluminum. inling liili-li lln...,r n-glinents — For tba benefit of millions Restaurant, who is a Junior at Mini the County Att'irnry whu Arrangements were made by now , , i n n led In lion nnd gaso. fUl the second Nov amber Draft who plan ia da their Christmas th# Unlveralty of Florida, is w nr ourrrto»ful in hMving th* line wnrfaie, tile high-specil Quata. E. B. Carter of the local the United State*' and Nether, shopping on. credit, th* federal among those students who wdl builirrt Fpprovnl. Th»* tuulirct i*l lands* govtmmcnta, with the Honda— Fair and cliiinly. il Xiiu’iM'in iiL'Id tanks were deBeWthr* 8 errk » Office mild to. reserve board promised Sunday he Hated In th* lift 1-42 issue Ihr School Iloaril mUo xuffrrnl i|r t* M'.l fiusl in th,' extri iiii- smstli ., iilu-d ii. driving in «t rlo.s« wholehearted approval from the not to changa • Its credit rules o f Who'* W fasAm ong Students Uyx mill wua n d ntipruvnl until (I c«mMmhf*I •••• I' mbf TlirtFl , isirlmn luniglit. Tuenday fail and following prospective sol­ gavarnmaai a f Btraall. before the holiday. In American universities and SrIum.I lluiird officials mad,, a trip I, r in tin- south purti.m .. dier* will leave fo r th* !« Officials at the agtnry said College*. In Tallahassee uml wyro successGeorgia— Fair and iiiiii Ji udder Uea Center at . Camp Bias that although a stiffening of Mr. Lang I* edi tor of the c>l. fill finally in ohUiining up|iruvul with frost. Tempvrnture will I.Friday at S OS attack from Urn tha regulations on Inatallment lege yearbook, a member nf th* of their budget hy the State , |„ |,,« freesing in the hortli .md l office an Second f t n e t: Ernest sales hat been under study for Junior claaa executive commit! ', The City ( ’ommisslon will hold Supi'intendcnt of INilillc instiu. - 1eeiitral portions and f o i r fi.% r. NaOy Hickson, ChaluoU, several weeks, th* public need la aaaoclata editor of thr ml. it* regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock |mg in the exlremn smitli totiq;ht. laborer, SR year* o f ago; WASHINGTON^ Nov. 21 - 0T> not worry about their gift shop, leg* magaalne, ia dance chairman tonight In the Commission room th’ii. It was not until all of this had Tuesday fuir and rubier in lluHa C. Stanley, eajeepn a . ST yanra — Tha House banking committee ping t h is ---------o f tha Cavalier*, in treasurer »f at Iho City Hall. hern done that the Hrmiliole Tax i South portion. #f age; Q g e t e r Irving Mas* of la an 11-hour raversal restored That t_____ that, under th* Alpha Phi Omega and is vire Assessor could iu- fumbhrsl with Alabama —• Fair and colder Ike licensing provisions to the rule* Is effect line* Beyt. 1, ra­ nrrsldent of the Intematinnal The frilerul government, Adminlitretie*1* drnsttcpllv re. dio*. refrigerator*, aewlng Ralationa Club. He was secretary, There will bo a meeting of the the tax rate so that he.could cum-1 Temperature 2H tn 32 in tli - thrnngli the Coiiserv.xtbm Section Wurth portion, -;to to *tt in th« plcte the ta i rolls, vamned prise control bill but chine*, vacuom ctoanera, washing treaauror of Summer School, Sanford Tourist Club tonight al This Wfork waa rniupleted hy interior of .south |m»i I m*ii , I I fo » f thv. 11 I'M has rrqueated ev. specifically " exempted farmer* machine*, metal mot lea] Instru­ waa aaaoclata editor of the P 7:30 o'clock in th* Tourist Cen­ • f age; ^ . Tas Assessor Sanford F. Dninluey ki» nil tho roait am| u hruvv rryluuly to ci-op,-rate with tho ment* and end almllar merchandise book aad waa a member of the ter on Lako Shore Boulevard. ford, trucker,' SI jr*ar» M ag*. frrsw the provision. air* on Nov. 1.1, approved by the Ihiaid fruit in th<*( aotifh port inn to. licViue lag officials in conserving 0 bought bough far 20 percent sophomore executive commltUo. Two moa who aha included In The revlaed version also would can be 11 nnd th* tax rolls were delivered tiiirht TucK4lay fair uml runt in* I it 11 and previous year lag* by tkto quota win laaau from,other forbid tba Ikaaalag o f radio lime. dawn and J> J l month* to pay. Mr. la n g graduated from Or. turning them in to the tax col­ ll ssllsseS Us r*4 * Tkrvvl Um I roltl. There will b* a dinner-meeting Furnlturo to to m ow $ n 10 percent and Undo. High School In 103)1 and seettoda ad tha United State, for Selling and distribution of lectors throughout the slate, Jttn. B b rttou renter*: J*ka Pickett papers, bask* i• nd ether prlnUd 11 month* boala, but automobile* during kto high school career o f th* local Uhrlntr* tonight at It. Jinkm*. Tax I'id h t v , an­ WBMama.'Y— . A rt*. Junior *a matter likewiset weald be txempi- a n 1-4 down (ad JB month* waa a member o f the National 7:00 o’clock gt tka Palms and nounce,! thit morning. Pine* on th* Orlando highway. to par tha Honor Society. In line with this request own. furapL y !* t B * years a f " a ^ w t e i n uf H ill license plate* are M b i t o r , Lap Angete*. Calif. asked tu turn them in to the Tax Warren Bennett and Jessie UOterd pnrtor attradaat, s « yuan ( ’nllcctor when purchasing tho Dossoy of Orlando aocurad a mar. ad i f k new lit 12 platen, nr ‘ a* soon Hag* license. John Odom and rln:«s I), thereafter a* possible. These obi Thelma 8mith of Apopka were Several members of the Bern- Miss Ethel Walker; Williams; plate* will then be he Jakcn taken up by Issued a marriage licenso Inole Gun Club "Jnumeyrd” tn • Inw firing, Inatrumont* and a hand bag Harry partment the Motor Vehicle ^^fepartm that were etoton from Dr. A. W. at tha Court ilonaa. Gainesville Sunday to attend the class II slow firing, James AL Narco* C Fagg, *up*rintcna abort Urn# Hatta’ car Friday night have been an. I iiiuvid to ltaifte||n,l|her* tthey lenhy. koforn Urn deat o f tkn ‘ O dldna’a Horn* recovered, polka said today. Tha “ LRUs Theater” Club will regular monthly meet of the FanfunI cluh memiars who at* will be held for iftcyisial by th* Tba 1C cmtrgon. A , bay faoad tba artkiea In meet at tha Weaua’s Club build. Florida West Coast rising League tended thn meet, Jasper Wolf,-, gnvernmrnt during 'this em*r$ JodmatniOo ‘ oHO- attend aoy prod ucs tba gvaaa along* id# th* atreet In on Oak A vana# Tuesday night which »a a held on th* polire cy o f Nto Semlnolo County __ moat and The Motor Vehicle Department on# block from Dr. Holts’ rest, at 7:10 o’clock. Tba Rav. Carter range there, Byrd J. Goode, di­ James Allrnby, Harry WillMins U* fruit, DeLaiu will b« ths princL rector of thb Central Florida and Mr. Goode, were aiming the hy ita Commissioner Henry J. (to donated by •a 7|7 East Second Street fromi Depuid of Klo­ county I League, stated today. i f chary* speaker. farther word ennb-atanta who were the guests Driggers, asks for 'a full com eonraltu* Winners of tha gold-medals In nf the Gainesville Police Dcnart- plianca of IhL* request by tbo I fro m , police HITI«V sacurvd a p«rmll a r o h b e r y V f'H iiP government, as he In ansloud that — w usr ment at a pilau luncheon. of th* clothing afore aa to re-roof lb* kitchen o f a on*- classes wore: class A A , C- A. Th* next meet o f the West Florida shall make a good show. ua b s f week. Tha Kory from* booaa looal ld at 904 Brown, class A^ H. B. Krupa; any officer. Ing in the collection uf tha old’ ' of th* Mated vaiuo at aioUtiag Uk- Pecan Avans* *■ Nev.'IO. Per- class B, J. M. Gilmore; class C, Coast League will bo held in tag*. ■ t " \ Fort Myers on Dec. I I when that I th* Jasper Wolfs; class D, B. J. frees ike etere amounted te mtosten waa ghroe to W. 8. Allen New license platex for 1948 *** up meat# th* East Cnaat will go on sale at th* office of raatoMtelr IIM te repair tba step* of kto dwell- Brich. guo “ W * will combine fore** Jno. D. Jinkin*. Tax Collector, Highest individual match score* • ”T I t----------lag aad kto garage. I l f Celery TlP for the afternoon w ire aa fol for a gala day of shooting. Ckut n J U ' UmSr Bring.‘TI. STBal gSrWSr^ BTW*I,_ 5ut class A A rated Irn a g , never lh* twain shall meet, except -th* old tag* ba returned a* m o d i, Arrau*. n; clast G mow firing, in Florida” , Mr. pood# concluded, motorlate call for new ta p , C A- Brown - i- Denounces Hitler • And John L Lewis Knjrlisli Admit Hard Fighting Wheeler "Is ” Called Traitor To Coun• tr y By V i s i t o r l.ondon Sliites Enemy Is “ Ktsoluk* And 'Null Commanded'* « 3 Indictments Memberships In Returned By Local Red Cross Grand Jury Total Only $400 Herndon Reports No.Roll Call Workers True Bill In Two To Make Reports Cases On Doeket Before Next Week l *' Vwi Tax Discount Property Value To Be Allowed In County Set , To December 13 A t $21,419,543 American Legion Membership Drive Will End Saturday Delay f Assessment For '12 ••IH ulh in unfori*. Walter Turner, Young Student, Appears In Play Seven Selectees Will Leave Foe Blanding Friday U. S. Troops-To (io Into Dutch Guiana Credit Rule* Stand For Christmas Buyers . Local Boy Will Receive Honors In College Book Weather City News Briefs License Provisions Added To Price Bill Children’s Home Superintendent Will Attend Committee Meeting Stolen Instruments And Bag Are Found 0PM Asks Drivers To Save Previous Year’s Licenses Sanford Marksmen Win Honors In West Coast Meet At Gainesville ,r S f— s C —--- - m' 7 - li ti'lfao.s.'-u'.i.l^. �* 'fj' 1 •*■ *Vf" •1 M O N D A Y , N O V E M B E R 24, 19 >1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald RalallkM la IM aaMkAM t»afr mttPndm* lUssir-Avtaas FU,‘" Wiforfd aa a»««aA ^Um OHaWr ST. ISIS, at Ik# P «» at Mafam. rkrka aa4#r Up An M Caaanaa mi March K n*T. RbieLAftn i~ n r n MNav GORDO* nr.A1-n>«lMNa Maaaifi Price control or inflation? If one or the other h in­ evitable, price control seems to be the logicnl cho're. Hut ; whnt kind of price control? In the current Rotntian maga- l zinc, I^on Henderson, I*. S. Price Administrator, pod Ber­ nard M. Baruch, Chairman of the War Industries Board during World War 1, debate the choice of methisls to keep prices down. Mr. Henderson stales Iho problem for both aigument.*. ■ r s ic m m o Y n m i fafcl# la A4vaar« when he writes l hat soon 2 billion dollars a month will b? j Pafahle pouring Into defense production. "Most of those dollars j ___ MT1 n 2*» _M.&i wind op in somelssly's |Mx-kctbook . .. are Itching to lxspent," he says, “ but the goods whosp protlue'lon they All akllaary rMIpfr, rarria •« symbolize never come to the consumers’ good, n.irk-t. I■»I■■ aaa, •ffm • e aI in g O n .om a e s «a ss flaaaka. a*4 ■«•«!##• of stead they go to our Army or Navy, to Britain, to Russia, raUr(alaM»»ta ik* aarpaaa af (Ifr^alaMFRla far th# 4DM4 fa»4a will h# eh a karvad far or to China ... Some "f those dollars are saved and in-' II wlilar aiitMlatai raft*. ra tested in government bonds, some are d'alneii off through *ewa#«#rr IIe#r#a#e»la- higher taxes .. . The residue of those dpliars left over is IlfWs lM. FFfrfMRli Th# Herald In 1k# aatUaal fl»l4 mt arivrrtUtas. estimated to lie t to 7 billions a year. Price control is the Malalala#4 la Ik# lar«- only method left to offset the ( inflationary I pressure of , Ik# raaatvr wl«k prlai*«art*r» la Cklrai* «*4 those remaining billions." With this. Mr. Baruch is in full agreement, for lie Tk# Ham14 la a aaemher mt The writes, “ Because of delay in cording to grips wilh the price Aa#a#laf#4 Frta ivklffe la Mrla.. ^ aUH#4 la «k# aa# fnr e#- problem, prices have advanced and inflation looms before Sak)lmf|#w it all a#wa rilaaafehe* us ... Prompt enactment of a price-control law is the great­ at#411#4 fa It ar ant »fh»rMl*9 #t#4H#4 la tala papnr and al#n est single necessity of the current crisis." tka Iaml atwa aak1lak#4 k#r#la. But here their agreement ends, for Mr. Henderson Alf right* In pakllratlaa af •peelal lUlM k#r#ta ar# aInn holds for discretionary power to establish ceiling,, while NOVEMBER 24. IfMI Mr. Baruch argues for all-out price control. Writes Price Administrator Henderson, " If the basic raw materials are 9 I B L E V E R S E F O R T O D A Y held in check, then prices in the subsequent nlong-thc-line manufacturing processes also ought to stay put.” But Mr. GQD SOUGHT TO Baruch, Who held a very similar position during the lust ~ .CM T H £ T A RIGHTEOUS war, supports the principle of the (lore bill, “ that a ceiling EACH FAITH MULTIIr e J g y p i - A N POWERS iiy i n . Ik1 put over nil prices, rents, wages, commission fees, inter­ _ t___ ft And Jehovah ssnl. un est rates as of some date. Prices would not be frozen, but « to Gldern, By the three humlrrl would fluctuate freely below this ceiling, although not men thst lipped will I • sve yim. ssd deliver the Mldlsni'e* Int i above it." As to wages, Mr. Henderson admits, "Neither ih.es the your hand.—Judge* 7:7. (Steagall-Glass) hill nttempt to fix wages. There i* a good SUMMARY OF THE DISTANCE deal of legislation on the liooks designed to bring ubout a BETWEEN THE BOMBER AND system o f fair w a n t ... I believe wages like every olliir THE OBJECTIVE bounds, it Ih significant tbi t in Eng. tout must M (From Poetry! ‘ ht of bargnin on wages has been land . .. th Tl,. duraluminum dope* Ilcw slenderly h finds the Gore bill’s provisions space splits— the momentum iboPs right to strike ci* to bargain hies, multiplies, * not bo Infringed, nor would labor saerlthe dyntmlM gnlns made in recent years. One provision Hidden vli pfbVMea Td( thnl no roiling nhall apply to \tug«a Besutlf iw thn standard* of the wage and hour !at\.s in the Rtaie*. Thin probably will mean that wage.* of our lowestlavamlr’ paid workers will rise, which is as it ahould be." The farmer’s prices, under the Steagall-Glass bill, will I iO*uea»l*n—chemist tie set, to quote Mr. Henderson, so that "no price rould lie fixed on uny farm product below T 10 percent of parity or lover Evrry hoiorhnlder ulsrmrd al priest: behold thr start he price on July 29, 19-11, whichever lx the higher.” Mr. priors, evrry parent with illmei ‘ ______llmtnt Baruch's choice is the Gore hill's proviso that "guarantees arl«ing "in in the nervier, rvrry bin. Of (h» millennia of mind—mytl agriculture u ceiling ut ’parity’ prices. To attempt to take Inex.man »truggling with prl.ir •nd meehanlenl, drfrm r work)-: idvantage of the emergency to obtain moro than ‘parity’ llle*, rvrry prophetle, proved . .. prices now may result in agriculture's losing thu 'parity' caught up in thr net of Inter, minnblr strike* will feel kinship * theorems, Phidias's chi itntus for which it has fought so long." wilh 1)111 Davie, average Main selrd curves. ............ Mr. Baruch's muin objection is. that thu Steagull-Gltus street American o f March of “ tv the Flood, redemption— and Tlr iiill is only piecemeal. "Psychologically, piecemeal control Time’s latest film, which come, Bopr °F Song*. Rembrandt, Beethoven. Stelnim-ll encourages prices to rise," he claims. "Under the piece­ to the rerecn of thr Rita Thru next Wednesday “ Plato, Christ) — meal bill,'the outlook for the future would bo a sternly ter.In beginning "Main Street, U. H. A ." th.. I <^}lt the oldest principle*, an the rlso In prices, slow perhaps, but sure, with no upper limit rdilor* uf March of Tim* have everjp/aight." ...» taken a typiewl American ftmJJI-la-V awl TTfcrt point Tlnd* lmth men in agrccnlenl — nnd ily. (hr Davises, to show how htoVn~oUt o f contest snd ma- th affTlh e necexaity for Ini mediate actlon.'” We aa a nation rnDuJnclng'ihe^"** proi’’ r*rn ' r" cannot uf ford to wait much longer, to haggle indefinitely hives. Bill Senior, veteran 'and ~ Urlol time I bringing pesee to many. over queationa of detail," any.x Mr. Hendcraon, while Mr. ] Legionnaire, hlm«rif willingly rs— WALTER BENTON Baruch warna thut "proernatinatton haa made the tnxk 0f i"llJu,,lnf hi* f1" " 11 business to .............. ----meet the restriction* of . defense preventing inflation more difricullj.” Picture Shows How D efense Affects People J W Bams hunters gvt io dbcourgsd looking fur gsm»- In thr Jbhds thay’ll Ju«t Uku s Shot fiw Tpybodr ^ ___, California Anti-Okie Law Is Held Invalid m s in s B r Controlling Inflation The Work Of The Garden Clubs Most SanfordlUs will rrlrbratr snksgtvtng this w»#k. snd «na t thing jg * ctn b« thsnkful .Is that______ vs* c»n still ______ . cvlrbrsto , priorities, is moved to indigna. lion hy Iho apathy r f some qf his neighbor*. Ills fsmily, |n turn, is seen contributing to National De­ fense, eneh In hit own way. U. S. O. dances, Bundlea for Bri­ tain, Civil Aeronautics, the du. ties of an air raid warden am some of the activities we see them engaged In locally. Even more striking are the scenes in the film showing the WASHINGTON. Kov. 2 1 -0 P >The Supreme Court today held legislation which prohibited any­ one (Tom i.t*l,ting non-rr*ldcnt indigent person* to come into the j the state. Twenty-seven other stste, were , ■aid to have similar -inti-okie’* laws. t Nails In Nprth Africa J wtm to ba getting a t a s t a o f ____ Ine with the Brt• (hair own medlef i equipped for the first lime ihU war with weapons equal lypericT to tho*« of tno int.thanks to American produel SSloa. Orlando Sentinel seems to that Joe Hendricks will plenty of opooaltlon next ng gnd lists Tom Gumey. ilia Leedy, Ooorgo Johnson pbsll Thornsl. Claud# Wolla are and Mlltaril Smith them OrUndoans) as tamteva. _ — Pepper told a Bbsler Cm the other night that the If w » have to send ou» g, our Army sad our Air i arross th* Attaalle to do It too *nd will be bitUr for r. pot for Uncle 8am. T h is entlro com m unlty grow s yea rly m ore b eau tifu l, I Qrgakfaat — Dinner — Supper Free Deliver)*— Phone 103 Laney's Drug Store We Fill All Prencriptions 1CADIO NEWS WUBO 11 :f>6 I’ rngrarq Resume |12.00 Kale .Smith Sprnks Il2:15 Walt! Time 12:30 lisnccllmr 12:45 Our Gal Sunday 1:00 Dixie Harm Club | 1:30 Bridge School of the Air 1:16 Roail o f Life : 2:00 Young Dr. Malone j 2:16 Joyce Jordan ( 2:30 The Goldberg* 2:15 UP New* 2:60 Three Slstrrr, Tnnlgbt'a rregra a « 0:00 Edwin C. Hill 0:10 I’rograni Resume rt:!5 Console Echoes <1:30 Burl Ives 11:15 World Today 7:00 The lain* Ranger 7:30 Blondie 8:00 Vox Pop 8:30 Nonna:, Beasley and -41m I 2:55 MUsic Room 3:011 (If Men and Book* ( lowboys 8:66 Elmer Davis and the Newel _Valley F.dk. :4ft Vklhat Freedom Mrar.s !l:00 Lux Radio Theater 1 3:56 Press Now* 10:00 Orson Welle* 4:00 "Milestone* |n American 10:30 Hpurts Rttiorirr Music" 10:45 New* of the World 4:30 l-andt Trio tl:00 Harry James Orchestra 4; 45 F r * » News ............. 11:30 Dance Orchestra [ K:(kl For The Farmer 12:00 Linton Wells 5:10 Twilight Melodies 12:06 Sign O ff 5:30 Christmas on the Moon Btories T o»«rm w ‘« program 6:46 Just Entertainment fl:30 Norman Beasley ami Florida Cowboy* 1 :00 Breakfast Brevities 7:45 UP New* 8:00 Tho World Today 8:15 Breakfast Krndesvnu* H:4S Singing Strlnr* 9:00 Morning Devotion* 9:15 American School of Air 0:46 UP News’ 10:00 Mamel 10:15 Myn and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:46 Woman of Courage 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor t l l ! 6 At Home with Sally ’onv icta Ask For Touriata Invlt Burma Road Dufy To Club M^ctuig | Barurh. veteran prir or of tho last TALLAHASSEE, Nov, « « — standardised (Ini ellaw P)— Twsaty Florida ronvteU stx's. Wh,*n a fal lilng along In years h vant to enlist for duty on a t m o an much what worn*- China's famous Burma Road. • o f him.— 8t. PoterskurThey wrota la II I.. Jbeil, sat Bemcv om-o ssH Ufa prison camp chapllaa, for evsr eemn',urd s«i had a ysavllpe roll 3s|p and E itll turned the Isttrr until he i* U through ovor to Gtnrarnor Holland. Tka what thsso woman ate mau now are In a sUto road da. about him. partmant prison camp mar Arrifc J Chamber o f Commorcts }■ dU. " I am submitting tka poaapa lUts af all Doeaibio oodatlons wlth'n the i f tha Inmates of this gvsryone who h*t • wish to> shllst akltat with wl - tha for daty on tha Buraus i Jl W PlfW wtwre of the • iV.X''--* rare • V rV. t_, s; i-V- • '**.'* •1—.*c £ '° bi will ho held ht the CoeuJ munlty House ots Tuesday aven-1 J ' H £6 Si 7 JO P. M., Raymond Ball announced this morning, A Cordial wtlcomo Is •xtendsd to all touriata In* the reuaty. Mr. Balt addmt, M r. apd Mrs. Ar th ur Tom kln- I ml * * films* of the film where Bill David shows vividly what a Nail dominated world would mean to Main Street. Theae scenes' high spots of the film, mak* It SANFORD AVENUEL NJBT tab most dramatic and thought. 1 T P McRKYNOLPS’ DRUO provokiAg yet released. M A T IL D A T H O U G H T i/L D M O V L D ! It la a flno civic service, for the enjoyment of tho beauty la not confined solely to thorn who produce and own I* liberally bestowed on all observers. "That It Is unusual Is Indicated by th* Involuntary ex-1 clamallpna of wonder, appreciation ami delight oi one contlantly hears from vUltors.7’ * 9 I Phone .17 AT LANEY*S DRUG STORE [IXJ N T not oely Indesign of buildings and the lay-out of premises, tsUpiaRp" h° gr°W,ne Pro‘u*,on ot blooms aptj.pput 7M E. X»d S t Phene 4M Sanford, Fla. 201 N . P ark A r e . » "In thin section there can be maintained a ycar-r.iund Color scheme which would bo Interrupted only by qininunl Inclemencies of temperature and weather. * "There arc successful methods of fertilizing, cultivat­ ing and caring for flowers and shrubs which every beglnner !**rn through appeal to the Garden cjuba. Funeral Htrector SE M IN O LE TIRE S H O P influence In iiersunding pcoplo to plant and cart for their (* i Bed r.ros*. stilt functioning yard* In order to enhance their beauty," the dentine! dc- f,om HwHseriawl.'loeaUa munidares. -J lies# soldiers, sailors and air. "in their various meetlngi the di*cusalona are quite d»sd. " T ' w s i l “ '""d istrib u tfo* practical and designed to help beglnnera as well as nma- ('■■”* snd medical aupnllea to thd pumins t e . G r iffit h Don’ t take any chance* on your brake*. Let u« tf*t them with our BENDIX DECELEROMF.TER st no cost to youl This instrmA-nt will tell you Ju.t how good your brake* sr*— how quickly you esn stop *t different speeds. It’s been proven snd I* used by the Inter-State Commerce Commission. For both passenger rsr* and trucks! Garden Clubs are given a large share of rredlt for stimulating un Intereat in beuutlficntlon In Orlando and Winter Park by the Orlando Sentinel which says that inksglvlng whenever wv darn- largely through their efforts the public haa learned how to *“ ■ grow thing* which constantly evoke worda of praine from " Th* 8upreme Court hs* held winter visitom. hat going to sleep at the '•heel "The Garden Club* of Winter Park nnd Orlando tic-1 Eumue ."nd T h e" occutdJd 11:30 Simple Medoliea F an automobile • Is criminal o a great deni ooff credit for their thoir quiet nnd and ucralstcnt jiersialcnt Lnuntrie* lountrles. wh. whero ro th» Intermthn. i 11:46 UP News________, ietCgncf. Bo the next time you eervo jan one of these 400 miles, non. top, sll.nlght automoblls trips, pll|ldsr the possibilities. A n d erson - WJTHIM . Too doal hart» watt to occumukri# tba c o d i n g rwpabiag lob.^Th* AAC. MonlWy J PoymeBl Won ofWta a afanpto. acooncnlml w o f *° W ckoM heoM t m p . u T - iH i oat e l t a c o M ^ R - a b l w , 7 M to enjoy a lemodatod k «M « U b poytog lor w p a t a ’ ta.toorthly.tatoaltaM nli axwmged for your NO RID TID E . . . NO DELAYS* I We will tfddly cooperate in M pfa* wlto plana and and coareoienco to your, homo. WIQ yoa let a explain this complete aerTtca^ H t m to bring new UNITED LUMBER COMPANY VRRNfTH AYE. A T 8ik ST. PHONE �- „*v j u f PAGE T H R E f 'TH E BANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FliORtTM « - ----------- . Activities Telephone 148 S ocial Calendar Mrs. Brown Honored At Surprise Shower P e r sonals Miss Peters Wed-To Theodore Lindsey Tourist Church in Payton* Beach was the scene yesterday at noon c f the ma rriage o f Misa Kuby Lillian Peter*, daughter of Mrs V. T Peter* o f Daytona Beach an«| the late Mr. Peter*, to Theodore Harrison Lindsey, o f Mrs. L e o rite Lindsey and the late Mr Lindsey o f Orlando. The wedding ceremony wm perfc rmrd by the Bee Don 1). TiHIi.s, pastor, in the presence of close friends and relative* of the couple. Palm* and greenery formed the background f..r th*« largr basket* o f fushia chrysanthemum* which were used to decorate the church for the wedding The bride's nnl\ attendant wa* | her sister. Mis* Amnret Pet ers ; o f Daytf na Heath. who acted *v imai l o f honor, nearin g a black |ensemble with matching accessor, ■ _ — monte. Mayor l ’*s*rJbett y of I ’ as♦elhciry and otin i > Hev Brain a«k* | the itn-icM. tioii and I h u l l « M . i i « « m led the singing with li.«t ■* h o d d l the piano it United States.built fighter * plane proved the falsity o f a I leaflet v altered h\ a (»erman |bomhei o\«r a -uhtnh 'Hying >••'»! \lln « .*»«• imt help, } ing \nu 01 -inv wax Tax Discount Hendricks To Be Allowed Speaks To To December 13 Civic Cl ubs •* f( s*«lla«ev4 I'rvMM I'sgs llnrl Properly Value In County Set At $21,119,Si13 " Ira* r « g r M a rl • mty ( ‘omnifssioners on \.*\ to i**. I.ix Collector on \,»x ij H * i. * ton* (he f a t roll* h.4' e la-io F a x fur • hi d I he rwtlv tVm hrr w. Ih.l, I , lull. m»> U « , „ ( r,..,|, ( , „ mail ti|> bv Nnv |. th.- .In. be* hi , f'atial at hi* i e * | u . « i t ‘i t !». view o f adding impoi T int ft*••••I oritnd fenliiiew * \i»< %t* ,| t.i •.I ‘ n s e e m i n g f a x f .•.ltd. iM , *.t- n II. Mrs. Hubert Johnson of Lake | •" ’ ’" I " " 1 Monroe waa hostess Thursday Mr*. J. K H"<lcv • rr turned with Senator A m l.r w . .."-I I* tcfgplng at a surprise .howrr in lant n if h t from l a m p * where she h-' h‘" 1 ,’” M ........fl 1 hbnor of her aistrr-in.law. Mm. hAJ be«n viaitinr with relatives securing an appropriiiti.*n f"t th. Terrence Brown. A pink and for the past week. T .x hill* are \e n g par. I hj|rlJ»r St , * • white color theme wa. carried ed I mu..... . r pully „ ..... irs.'lutlon HUlli.Ml/n,g , n t. i. t. out In the decorationa. Sgt. Flank S Kay of Ft. Hen­ 11.m o f C a m i' -ii il H u b it’ h t i' iri\ p r o p e l ( \ o w n e r wh o Several games wer* played ning. Ha . the vxrekeiiif gueat Speaking of ilo- M»tiii»f* d»*. t vxiwh to wait • -r a toll. during the evening with prise, o f hi" parent*, Mr. *ii«l Mra. I*. Fly ,i*M,ibio -» m, o, m:i ■M it the Co 11 111•11we and I Frull being swarded to Mrs. Claude U Ray. hich hi,— l*fi n pii-di. I I f hat prop* 11 v p• *it \» * w Ithout .i lull M r Hawkins, Mrs. Glenn Govocek . d ated uiu, mcmlu-i - o f i .-Mi* • -.III s •w .1 but he «h" d'l hi mg and Mrs. J. P. Brown. The gift. Friend, of Mr. It F Crrn I For <:n Ii •> .iliri' 1929, Mi II. t il l ok hi* 11 \ receipt »i «uii t i|i ., i, to the honoree were presented ...... .......... «haw Will ireri't to Irani •chool distil. I i Ihnt ho l.a. b. .n m. i i 111 * "ii f her |n|t 'b..\, trig tin* I,-,- t .I«- , 11. in a novel manner, after which ‘ j||,r„ »t her h«>mr trfi t a s l m i l l a c e Iris h, . or llrillg a fill ol ;l bb ........... r g»..■ i in, ,,,„|M*rt> I ’ ri•,',11 1 \ i. refreshments were served. ! Seventh Street report authnrmn t h«Migh i i " i - ' I n, , TUESDAY • -wed b y th e st re e t mimhe* Those enjoying the occasion | ------growers of $10 <n«*' imhi bond s, t v •, ti,,,. , The Pilot Club will have ita with the hostess and th e legal d e s c l l p t loll H< honoree .. D L Altnun h. '• I ft relit ills? • I, f . pressed tile la In ? ih <’ ’ I’ . . „ .. , ,r, H,r com,*.. ,.f p.nk ra dinner meeting in the Valdes were: Mm. J A Johnson, Mm. Columbia, " t'N f h e deeil* S ' t» *■-.« with hislllwm.r a inI Six -•! it would hr p.i-«'d l«v i Mg M otel at 7:00 P. M. • Oi* ,*rx o f the ne w tax law A. S. Ilawkins. Mrs. Annie Belle son and daughter in law Mr and |si’ V wa* attrndi-d hy hi* hrolhrr. I l Declaring that h. . »d I i Distl ict f IVi it The Gladiola Club, O. EL S. Holland, Mra. J > I »med. i« t h t a t all |iri<p*’ «'t\ he I 00 per • « fi* in t .«% m • * it Johnson. Mr*. J. W Alt n an I I "la Is for tile llnwiird I.indsi-v of Orlando, dill meet at the home of Mra. Mra. C. R. Davis. Mm. Claude .1 i" I'w-g-wwetl at fu ll ' a l t o 1 an d man. Mr ll« ndi n L * * Mill w, |n*o| I ;i , n • !»• i i»h " svrvrd :i* h* st man Fordyce Russell on 2132 Wash­ Hawkins, Mrs Otis Badger, Mrs. l| Mr*. Bo-t'Mi Steel*1 c- r a t e r e d u c e d fc ." * n li ii g l\ vx t!’ ht |s • 100 perreul •»» fiv..» •< ! ’ • *• A' 1 . ° . The hrid«* ch«»«c for h«*r wed* tington Court at 3:00 P. M. t>e nut again aft.ii h,-i t a m e I > e in t h e tax Alton Martin. Mr. Curl Autry, dent Boosev ■• igo •• • • ' •Vie and |> 'B1' •* |ding ,|r»^s a *• Idler blur costume ', The U. D. C., under the di- Mrs. A. J Taylor. Mrs. Glenn ill at her l> . • the S a i i L u d di*ln«'t »•«« “ I he Ilev » th’ V Imr >~1» •* •»’ Distru •% f a o . " I * ' h<r ’n A v “ *| M „t with which -he wore n a v y ; ; . " - t ills am i f*u I'.MI if •' I * ' i t h a s done e M i v t h o ' g Govocek, Mrs. Rrba Kwrsermnn, « can ' t ftT I »lw‘ 1 * I | : bl u e a c c e s s . m i *-*. | | e r c o r s a g e w a s . >4 t h e i n c r e a s e d xaluati«»n Mra. Paul Oglesby. \lr«. J I’. lllsaf t » avoid a * ho* •mg "a " ' ,l •-! f . „ fashioned of r»-d radiance rose* I ^ Miss N'anrv I’ ossettei attend'd . •. r i * i* le v it a l ou t I" I P II running aw »\ Brown, Mr*. Eldon Cain. Mrs. ti. . .• i *t cont min .1 festivities ini ’ .. . Il » U t «t leal an d per^niuil !l»st "t h e thing - we h.»\ George Cain. Mr* Herbert Beb -luurecoming" ' •’ • lax* * f.i I'll . . * immeiliatelx ftdh'wmg* . the wed• \«r , , in ■ .• «m« .• it ti l ei» el«*d rent, Mrs. Mae Henderson, Mrs. (i« tii esM || e ,,\ei t h e w e e k i n i l a* with r»*spect t.i i *• w »• " • 1' »'• \..\ I >t ih.s y. |»v s o n -1 it ut om a l amend Elmer Carson and Misa Ruth m j p an ! vx ill !•«, ,.|n, been compelled •!.. her home S «rm an and family _____wnh _., bo ffrt luncheon! Warren. With rrspeel 'tie - ’ * I r»».\ Mi h _______ 1t ‘ T 'h * wedding |o.rtv The h u f - i 0I' \t!,.r«<« y G e l* ” «l tills mled i t lull. h«* w\|tr**' | It.- g l al ti u .l Friends of l< J Holly who h . . ' " I ’' ' " v” ,l* hll "'t'b !. t»# l |..icent discount muv t*v**r i h f |»**o» in * " 1 m. •! • 1. |»anl ill*- »•«•*l n u n *1 1 1 k . . 1"*' P.ln.et- ^ l „ ‘, n . l . T 7 . W" h ' h ' 1. . k Ih- allowevl on t rrtlion of Mr* R J Holly, will b e e n ill . ( hi, homo gU.i learn h ch, v.'sVlh mum. W1" ' ,,h" ' . r? k* jI w sponsor thw morning session of to Avenue. «,|| and fern - ' ,.1 ' d«> . of the date the , hv l»rli*’V4*t! M r 1 • X* 1- Xf.t\ •' ... 1*. ">•« »>• '• .... - r........ hi. formed the flnr„| .loeorntion. r n'' f ' fo rnr 11 ;•» H.| I'l . • 1. ttl the Rrd Cross trwing rooms. i.TlMf h r w a 1ru . *'•’ ' ' f 1'-” 1 1 dutien at the I V , l Office 11M II-*- fh»» \. ••»» the rooms of M „ Peters’ homr I Cell.. tor. Therefore I twrcelil will R o o o r v r U FRIDAY ■ \ ••%»* made t .1 !.. e "1 have* ' " f ‘ Mr. Lindsey has lived in San. dboseil on |>«>nwot H*ild h:»s Ispii received here The Bumllrs-for-Britain Club tli. S. mmole Tax I ••Hector up *•« 111 x **•» in un i* r *• . |* *v 1- th. . 1. . f°rd for a good many ye«rs and will meet at the home of the that 1ewis Wright has been nH'k ' M. II. •..»* " k n il in* biding Satmdav. P* » I « f**n*r l»r"Ci am b •!**• 11 .mllniini | , ■*— I*'.* •- flnr » It Is with ptsasura wa an­ chairman, Mrs. I. D. Martin. ISM nurifttnnt cornu under «.f his pla­ High SchsM»l later attending co|- 1*11! t percent on payni»*iit* 'u.**l* •iiiil, "1 h a v e v • »• 1 f *r nounce that Mrs. Its beera i g a ' i i -i Mellonvllle Avenue at 3:00 P. M. toon at the N'aval Training Stu b ve at Florid * State C o lle f e fnr |»., | . t.i |lec II. • *f I. , percent Oil , t r m * n i ' n t a p i * " ’ i- t«.»! utii- | 1It V. i a n g . fonder la again asaoclatad lion at Norfolk. Yu oil ] V..I.-.I !•» r*,ii i*i • ’ ■ x '“ If •>. XXft I *»*•» G i t m a n l i n k A large attendance is urged. (•III I ifig * with our atop and will ba Women in Tallnhaa*«*c. For the Jniuiai \ payment*. I percent • h e i r f o r m a t t. >•• * I I-O’IVP o»* < '.II " I . r ». ku *U d to *aa her old frUnda The morning session for the f . b* ix |H\nieiit^. vxitb i»" ♦ll1 Miss Joanne Arrarellu left t»ast «ev<'ta| y**ars she has been and ettstomsrs. W « > r« also rax ridl- their wucrifi* • t to-ir iron «h»-||. u . It XX. |t.|>|,|, « Red Cross sewing nwm, will b* 1 ' '• * * eonne. led with the .Sanford r"imt t»ll"we«l m March happy to announce that Saturday for < *dumhia. S f . to f . m u on <hot■ * lime It j -* e n n " to ** M I* sponsored by the W. M. U. of ,ith th.* *••— Mlaa |»u la« lto«a haa b«sn Schools and at »*resent teaches in rl N’ew Zealand and Indian l|**"i the Flrat Baptist Church with renumn her studies at the l Tni- the Grammar School. add.4 to oar atari. bu -i * - - M n r r h ' l l . iiinl |><ti»lti>- rip no longel :•*f f •*»•-- •»’ veraity of South Carolina after ,1 -U o o u r i n g t h r o u g h and a r o u n d \ x i . Mrs. A. J. Peterson in charge right* o f th*1 \ m*‘ nan p* “ P*e ,t ,,i .... \|.r I l '" t"' " » "'s M p Lindsev also attended the . I«-f .-r»- a* ■* l"» \ I * •»• I • *. <t*l| A f e u Tha afternoon sowing sesaion apeniling the Thanksgiving holi­ ,|« f. n*l them-i I' 1 ......... t:i .. in iiitiiy -r "•VO it vv •■* »M and Si.li t »•«. of the lied Cross will be spon. day* with her parrnts. Mr. und Sanford aohnnl* and the Un iv er ­ I «*gi*lati«m »• " ' i n • • • , . . . » oil p t i l i i p a l and p e l l * ! * ' sity of Fl"rid « % * here h»* was a •ItMllli’c l Ib mi t a n k b a t t l e , on' m » sored by the women of the Con- Mr*. J N. Axzurello. » i«-r* • Ml » " ' r t»-illot m u o n - tin member o f phi Kappa Tail fru- u< o.. iat* *.f 110 Magnolia Phone 489 • * t» d a v . w 1* •• *i.l »!•"*■ ragimr • fragational Church. • ,| , . i its a p e ii a l t v theni*4dvea bef.'i * ■» Friends in Sanford of Fred j ternitv 1?•• is at nresrn» ronn«*r(- Hi-".i n on rein • -• "• ** *......... |I......all.-' h. -in' "••’i " "> »"• - I ' d I " tn.v. ... I SO t o ii - e t lt I- li d d e d »•" V|" ^ Mill*, attornev-at.law and Jus- i '*'1 w '*h the Goodrich T ir e Store ol mile-* " f it* t.i tli I’.'hf Ilk ill* *1" •’ " " l" 1 locate,!' *“ m Orlando wh**re the xa 'ii in Hits re«t iat* *'f I ' |e r- nl.lllMill tier* « f the Peace o f U c U n . l ---•»if *•'» win it It I* • l • ,n hi d .1 , ................ I '«• ' l l ' Ii ■’ '"I"’ i |•i -1 a l i n o n i . a n d -m p**t-•»liwl will regret to learn that he is couple will make their home. «>"' •l|- *••111* ■I -1 g” ■ ll. I In I .. i "i ill i t x niter * st ii ih.i h 1'' d Hi,- I r o i i h l r in the Deland Memorial Hospi­ • l . l ' v In oi on I III al lii n I •mi « • '• ' ...... | | I , . til pei a m i »•" I" g i n - "H incmvn tal suffering from a *pinal In­ A • l .rn t a x p - r**n».innng u n pa id ihi^'c *elfi*b I' ti'l" jury resulting frum a fall ItM'haril .. ..................... . 1f 1 " Mai H. mi 11n i l . - e " f Ini-in* • la\cee*. win* hid • Th, v aie 4,mil- of tie (.• i*.ion< '.mrhe.m, Mr*. Harold Washburn, ,Mr*. web ...... I «»•*■ B*d • » « »n-; ^ o h 308 W. 2nd 8L — 8anford, Florida jut (It, in vx tax lavx William F Itunge and Mrs. Ar­ K i w n n i n n * and l. n m '' --------|.txi*,i \*i • can om t.ii.ll) thur Willium* spent the weekend the«e o i g a n ' ': » i i " i i ' •- " * H * | Leslie llnlconibe, Jr., waa hon • tl. ,p(. t,m, Mr Jmkin* -aid. in South Carolina with their 1 hi *' I in SID \ Ru -l.l N"V * \ t, th«-it ' hv I ill » rcceiv***!. Ghamhei **f .................... t/pi Rt d St ll . tile ItII -**IMII husband* who are on war man. i I'Fce at a |»arty which wa* given > r Kanford li e . 'M t o •»..-!..........• *,n ,|.-du* i tin rnrrrct euvgr* then* with thr :i|*t Divi­ •»>' hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*.|ll(V at ion ill m a k i n g tlo- n o . ' i n g >» | arm y organ, >.*nl S aln n lay Unit l.e*|u* Holcomb*-, a t t h e i r h o m e gn.Miiiit of discount. an. I leturn sion. »*•*** n Dong la* Avenue on Thursday L , t iX |„|| xxith check *.r money Htl*"Mr J f e . n d ’ • **»• m d i n • -t Mr. and Mr* V\ G Bo«* wpent n f i e r n o o n in h o n o r of hi* *cv- |o> 1 f... th. net Pinonnt of the i.;, ...... ■. .............. . • nib birthday. I ..||**x t»*r ti> fa thr Tax the vxt ekeiwl in VaMo*ta. Ga . 't lm n a r.lv ..... . 1*. - 0 . 1 • -""V D e c o r a t i o n * f o r t h e p a r t y enntheir waiting with .Mr. and Mr*. Mac lludtlir*,mail1 'i hi* xxill -avr i-,m mi.. I...... I n . n il a—I h •»•«•.’. , * i * l r d o f w h i t e c h r y s a n t h e m u m * | . l u r i n g thi* ton Thev were accompanied by Inote* t*» hr xiTH'tl :<,.rrWaiv II ■-•••' 1” ' ’» - . |..-l I.h|* |,»x i »•*•*•ipt% Sgt. Philip M. Vickery, who con­ and r o s e * a n d t h e r e f r e s h m e n t s „( ........ I '!»• - 1••,11 •«*l paymenta ’•ml „ f II, tinued mi t<» Ft. Henning, (in • l * o c a r r i e d o u t t h e c h o * e n m o t ­ It ’ll 1st mail'd f**r . M— lli'-V - r ' . .ill ..f A l'a whr i • he will attrn«l OffUwr* if. as tiiiiii t* |MM*altd«. I.. n£auu.|. M ay" l D uring the afte rn o o n num erTraining School. MONDAY The Y. W. A. of the F in l Baptist Church will meet at the rae of Mrs. Pearl Hanaell, I Magnolia Avenue at T:SO M. With Min Gladys Pippin Miaa Martha Wright as lessee. t t The » Past Matron’s Club, 0. E. will meet at the home of Mrs. C. Maxwell In the South Park partmenta at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. O’ Deal Croaby at co.hoetess. fsi 4 JT T "r -... ......... . .- w P. PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP Leslie Holcombe, Jr. H Birthday Party American Built IMane (lets Nazi W . R. “ SPE E D S WILLIS department for many purpones. Easy payment plan low coat. ■'■'U1*’ ' out Among tho*e a«fn at the Geor­ gia Tech-Florida football gamo in Gainravillv Saturday were Mr. and Mr*. £ddie I-nngiotti. Mm Helen Garner, Miaa Ixrraine Y«r borough, K. K. Ijtney, Boy irchol*. Ilirmin Kchol* a;wl Dr. (L II. Putnam. and The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Sanford Slogan Contest First, second and third priies will bo awarded to the persons suggesting the best slogans for the City of Banford in the contest sponsored by the Merchant's Association. •• * ■ t ► The slogan I suggest l — Your Name...... , Address All entries must be turned In to the Aidon 6c A 10c 8tors by Dec. 1 and must not contain more than, alx Words. • ‘-'dV.-: i A J game* and conte*t* were Entertalnlnr Jn honor of the Rev. W. C. Holcombe, paainr of the Church of God, member, of Ihe church gave a party for him ■t hla home on Douglaa Avnnj.on Thuraday evening In rrlrbration of bis birthday nnnivrr.ary. Roses, chrysanthemum. and fern formed tha decoration, for the party. Throughout the evening an entartalnlng program of sangs waa anjoyed aftrr which tha honoree was presented with a number o f gifts. Refreshments wert served to tha following persona who rn Joyed Uta occasion with ths goes; of honor! / Ur. and Mrs. Ted Jour., Mr. land Mrs. OUvsr Hall, Mr. end Mrs. Tommie Swaggerty. Mr. 'and Mra. W. L. IMcoirbe. Mr. and Mra. Kiss Allman. Mr. ami Mra. i . U Parkins. Mrs. Nelle Johnson, Mrs.. T . B. Kinsrd, Mra. Davis, and Ilia Misses Maybello lfsrdy, Roberta Hardy, Cynthia Perkins. Geneva Holcombe and lEllub«Ui Mass. ‘ Aba, Clyde Muse. Corbett ;8haw, Cicero Gatby, D.vld Mit­ chell and Frank Mnae. I . - —— - - ■ j ---- . CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS Plan Nfw To Glva On* Or Both For Utrialmin. v ^ 1 IA IT Y First Federal Savings & Dian I m v i i l i o n <<f S v m i n . i l e I ’.. u n i ) ,,vr tlnnman Mr. I M. Ilill Mi*. Vein l» d « e ,1'* warfare ... I hi- ar.-u. • g,,* muicniv Ih.- ntiien’, <hacrin whvn ll became known that till V* i t i i i . t : With Solve your Ritt inob-| lems and save money, too, by reading your local me r c h a n t s ’ Christmas ads that appear in The Herald. 1 T Mil %* I IX*. CHICKENS 6 to 8 lbs. lb. 2 9 C Cranberries 23c iPotatoes .... 23c f»»- I" in*. WESTERN & NATIVE BEEF ROASTS.... jJjcjSTKAKS ... 39C 2 “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” TOMORROW IS BARGAIN DAY! be I i kvvp » ii fi.rrvvr « Hi. i l u t m ii.V burdv. of pax m g i * nl. x •••ir i»w ii h o m e ! In Ip viol I m a l i c e I "in mod* i n p la n IH U T H H A Y Following the services at Ih., Presbyterian Church last evening S p e n d i n g ( O l l l U a r C U at which Ihe Glee Club o f Semin s ir-a t \Xr-.-le t W .av­ oir Jligh School had charge of tin»» OTICl vV I1T singing, completing a aeries ..f --------song aervicea st the various j WASHINGTON. Nnv. 21 — id-i rhurchea, Mrs, George A. Stun - The United Stales i« -pending USB hostess at a buffet supper at now, and haa -pent, regularly for her home at 429 Summerlin An 'he la-l IS months, mnr* money nue. I for defense limn it eatiended A color theme of yellow an<l j •luring the firvt IA month, of white was emphasised in the de­ the Werld War. A rerapilulatiun hy Ihe office corations whkh consisted of chry­ santhemums, Uj_the dining room of production management of the the table, lace covered, was cen­ nation’s Industrial drfrnae effort tered with an arrangement of -Ince is-t July, compared with chryisnthemums In a crystal bowl 'k« corre.pondlng months b lanced on each side hy lighted I t l l ami I9IH, Indirated Sun. tlsy that th— nation has spent white tapors In crystal can.M»oms 92.noo.noe.ooo more or abra. Aasl.tlng Mra. 8t{ns In servinr this occasion. r m u w m iM K M ia iH M M tiM were Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. R. E. Herndon. Mrs. Francis Meri­ wether, Mrs. W. 8. Brumley snj Mrs. Victor Grscna. Guests Included! MUs Dorothy S’ nfonl, Instructor, ef the JiU-e nub, tha MUaaa Lois Meriwether, Doris Entsmlager, Marjorie June Burdick, Shlrlay Cameron, Betty King. Lucy Ward. Sylvia Malach. F I N A L S H O W IN G S T O D A Y Roberta Evans, Gttdys Pippin. Mildred Robson, Louies Nordgren. PLEASE DONT COME IF YOU CANT LAUGH! LuciUs Hall, V b b t Walls. Alms HOIt HOPE AND PAULETTE G0UDAKD IN Grantham. M an Haisn Tew. Paul­ ina Johaon, Patty Rebeccs 8levsns and Ann Stine. Abo, David Oatchsl, Emmett The Punnicxt Param ount pictu re E v e r M ade! Herndon. BUly Callahan, Paul ________ « Hickson. RUly Bnu«by. Lhaik. Sparkman, Jack Firrell, Jr. Bdwucd Whlte. Hsrry Brownlee. Ifeckert Mmebnd. Or,E D. Brownlee, W. S. Brumley and George A. * t b r - ____ _ to I.vt l h ll.’lp Y i»u Own A lltiil llo m r Ol V "iir O w n ! 117 K. FIRST ST. I’ llONE Mrs. Stine Entertains 'Z l e i ' l l :t Glee Club Members ’ r.haw r“h'ycounty “M ' ,'1rw ,h' K,rfair,’rk* Church Honors Pastor With Birthday Party JAV) n £ Triple “ S” Groceteria rn- j o y n l h y I h f y o u n g i r u c . t - a f l f L', i r . . t x ( i r U K S i ’ llT i* w h i r h i r r r r r x m mnil r»K>- » i r l r c W G i K N - rrv .-. l h y M r * . H o l c n m l r 1 ( lu ll S h \ ’ ( IV iR O IlS I’ r i - . r n t w i t h t h r h n n o r v r w r n ______ B o b h iv ll.rrir tt, Jo»n ll» rri* " | CAMl'tN. S l' N..v 21 _ S h irlry Sim *. V *r« S w a in II"'. I ■ — "ll a muht h iJrnn Sw ain, Jarkie .Swi m •l a i t l v . l < 'am .lm itv« p ri .. 'l au ii r. l ll m K r h l r r . J o h n K r l i l e r , I...111 ■ a th v, l.-f* Ih.-ir h.-.l- in 'hi• U r i l y , Mv rtl i* L e - H a n l y . l l m . M W I t. .. i, . tth.-ii Ih.-y h v a i . l b'lf I ry 11a r il r . * J r . , M arjo riv Kmir < un a a m i m y an .i m a r h i n v r u n * K a t h r r i n r Ki n ir , P i n k y Hol e ond** l a t t v t y . t a l - U t i n i f Thv> hail ■» Bobby I^ e M orton, f-oi« Ann uin.l th. K t r . t A r m y ’ . Mimil.i'.-.l Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rometter. Mr*. George A. Maffett, .Miaa Jean Mm an and Frederick Bow •vttvr atlcndril tha play, " T h * 1 Importance of Hein* Earm-.l," and Sylvia Holcombe. ly Oacar Wilde, which w u iriv.-n 'at Sirtton Uniwralty on Thur». day rvenini, and in which Mi.* Nancy noaaettcr played an mi. portant role. ts: J M BOYO-COMPANY^ British ( laim New Success By Capture Of Ports Announcement! YOU c:.n£.^rLpiiiSSi1u AND 21 Ii • • l « M H a * t avmb«f proptrly *«vl*f 2SS « n tk*lr *r» b0* UiwroNCt. by laivrlaf l« Tk# Cta*r«l. ••• AwtrU#’* ilrra p it **••• fo r factil -Mu. J* 1 Auto Painting & Body Repair . . REAL GA. PEANUT PIG PORK SRill IIOU LUKKS lb. 2:1c SAUSAUE .. 25C SIDE.......... Hi. IYc 1 GREEN CADI!AGE — LETTUCE — CELERY — I1BANS — EGG PLANTS. — StJUASH 2$ **• rmm Owwaa Ipray 2 rasa CRANBERRY SAUCE.... 2 9 C P M M KNTE1) “The ,resented A , W tomorrow i 2 V £ Savailing ; >M"l|n| nt d tha Laka MomrOe School rv*- st.;.1 Audi* • AW M M dlee CAIUTT-Iwanb 0>MA ,-T'W . b iacluda folk from many extended an And Four Fine Foalurallen:— Lnoii Errol Comody: “ Haa-I-Cured^ Patriotic Color Bnbjoet “ March On, Marine*' Buys riw w' Tv •87 b - t h n - Un ited-States alas » f tha w ^ , “ 8 *ow VUo*** IU a H ___ 11--------------a Dago,** Upon— P araaw tm t N e w a ____ Sanford Super Store 1216 French Ave„ Phone 65 •J’ <- f X< -aw^d^Vw.. ii >XjTgw^m J i 9 ■ firTTalH . EM w V' « -■•A**,1 �i ■» I - fj & r b w m w im n B a & t i a y Kissimmee, Umatilla, T L Local High School Loud,'’ tuavllle, • Sanford, Winter Park, Daytona Beach, Aron l*ark. Lake­ Cocoa will take part B&nd Will Appear Inlandtheandcolorful festivities along three Orlando musical organ, In Orlando Parade with izatlona.. Keen rivulry between the „s<llool*, will bring nut tho ORLANDO, Nov. 24 — (Spe* best of performances and n spec­ etal)-— All Central Floridians tacular show Is anticipated. and tbair winter guesta have bean Throng* from the cities repra. Invited to Join Orlando in Inau­ vented by bands, plus residents from many other eommunitlca gurating the hnliifav m a in Thursday, Dec. 4. whoa a , gi­ in the upland* region, ore ex­ gantic Christmas Parade of Rands pected to witness the spectacle. wi)l bo staged In the city's bus- Local business firms will provide district. accommodations for lhou«ands Hlgl) • school, bands from De- i of visitor* and a holiday air will Christmas Cocktails! What better way Is there to rzprets . your Christmas greeting* than to share with your family and friends the rich, warm realities of Jsrk’a liquors. For oil hnIL day festivities,, serve wine with meals, us* our fine liquors for cocktails. Flo*’jtfa Soldier Hag / Louisiana' Red Bugs DRIVE'O N OUT AND THY ONK OK OUR FAMOUS HAM SANDWICHES. JACK’S prevail throughout tko.dty. A number o f marcM uf units, representing defense, school, pa­ triotic and dvle organizations in Central Florida will augment tha bands. Old timer* are dusting o ff a t ................................ Ugo and. buggies of years gone by to show now Christmas par. ades were conducted in the gey nineties and early twentieth cen. tury. Santa Clause and his reindeer will be represented prominently. The parade begins at 1:11 f . M., forming In Sunshlna Park and then proceeding down Orange Avenue. A fter tk* main bami­ nesa 'district is passed, the march. Ing units will retire and the bands, en . masse, will return through tha crowds playing, “ God Bless America." Concerts will be glean by Individual banda following tha parade. DEW D R O P INN P A C K A G E GOODS r M IX E D D R IN K S A T P O P U L A R - P R IC E S L O C A T E D O N B E A U T IF U L I/ A K E MONROE V i***' JID I - CAMP BLANDING, Noe. 24 — (Special)— Pvt. Hal K. Ban­ der* of the Station Complement here put on o pair of field shoax he hadn't worn In quit* a while and a day later found hta ankles broken out,’ “ Mcnqultoee," somebody said. “Mosquitoes hell," he replied, holding up a tiny speck of some­ thing. “ Red huge. They've been living In these shoes since' the irislane 3 Indictments * Returned By Gitantf Jury <r*attaae4 Frias h i e Os-1 that their Inspection of tho Coun­ ty Jan and the County Home fognd both well kept and in good condition. However, it re­ commended that the County Home be pointed. The Court calendar waa set as follows: State va William J. Lewis, colored, charged with asaault with Intent to murder, Dec. I, at 10:00 A. M. Boise Sykee, colored, charged with as. zaqjt with Intent to muTder, Dec. 1. at 10:00 A. M.; V oter Edge, colored, charged with as­ sault with Intent to murder- Dec. I, at 1:30 P. M.; Nelaon Brown, colored, grbarged with murder, Dec. 2, at 940 A. M. Also, Johnny Smith, cMored, charged with . rape. Doc- I , at 9:30 A. M. Willie Mao Hawkin., colored, charged with murder, Doe. 4, at 0:30 A. M.; and LrVoy Lane, white, charged jriih assault with Intent to murlvr, Dec. It, gt 9:30 A. M. The Croud Jurors are gd fol­ low i Foreman C.M. Boyd, Acting Foreman C, R, ClonU, Albert IUIL A B. English, B. A. Rive. B, R. Bunt. 8. A. Irwin, Jo* L. Cotier, H. M. Pearce, C. IBeUln, 0. IL Arte. B. JC. Riu chto, Otto Caldwell, Ben Arrnnn. D. B, Bro^u M. C. Cinder, John Sell U. S. Sa> tu e Sd a y a n d .W e d n e s d a y — t w o O F R E A L ‘ B A R G A IN S fiv’KHKBH KILLED (WE KILL "EM” ) thli > » « canned tlto petc to gu Ug U * 0 * M t W t TOMS.- 28c HENS- 31c to to aew. T H E R E T U R K K Y H A K E A L L 8 K L K I T K D HI’ KC IA L F O B i S . (D R Y . P IC K E D )D K K M H K l) W E IG H T h a w ;sugar Mggugg e e e e e e o e o e a l U t m fjl SHOULDERS:______ peeparatio* has we* fee Alma Louies Davis, 17, of Leeante, the honor of beings Florida delegate to tho 20th National 4-H Club> Con.... «r«ao I* Chisago Nov. tnOoo. 0. . . . During hor seven years af club work, gtate Homo Demenctratlon Agent Mary K. Kaown an­ nounced, Alma raised ag fowls and ■ '/4-aers garden, helped can g2S guarta af fegda, and for two yean non fleet place over HO girts In a Node and ugtrttlon demenotratto*. • . ■ At state winner tho girt re> lelvee on alLeaponog trip to Chh “ P provided bp tho Serve I homo none roles deportment, doner aloe H el* *200 scholarships for national winners. This Is tho seventh year *f tha sontaet, whlah la eoaduatod In soap.ration with tha twtenoleu wry Is*. Roast.... lb. 19c 3mo.BACON.Jb. rro iu rr u h k iS A U S A G E . ........ l b . ALTMAN’S USED Roast.... lb . 29c OYSTERS CRANBERRIES......... ..Jfc SQUASH......lb. 4fe [Gtipefruit3for life ONIONS..... ____________ W * ______________ - v Wg D B E S 8 TT1KM F B B K _!_ F O R T H A N K S G IV IN G D IN N E R ', O C E A N SPRAY IGVj-oz. can1 W I T H O R D E R S O F >2.50 O B M O R E 8 A Y - t I F .YO U D O N 'T W A N T . A ' T U R K B Y “W E H A V E H E N S A N D F H YK R <t ffA L O R H -J U 8 T COME ON: AB O U N D I t l OUR tO M P U fr E M X I1 T M A H K b T G O L D E N .K E Y — C A R N A T IO N — . P E T — S IL V E R C O W 3 t a il c a n s 21c C O M E A N D G E T I T —-N O N E T O M E R C H A N T S M A X W ELL HOUSE COFFE BTRICTLT COUNTRY ROLL lb. 39C FRESH Walimta....... ..lb, 25cN BnuUs........; -.-lb. 28c| fi& ffir ...... ib. u m J Pecans.... -..... lb. 21c4] 24 oz. GRADE......doz. 4(JC 3 ro lls 1 9 c Calo Dog Food Walker’s, Austex Products---- ffik ALszftv'r CAeJre. Boy A Com |pOW i)ER.......15c Ballard's Obelisk ^ FLOUR 9 5 lbs. 27c VALUABLE COUPONS IN EVERY SACK 14c [..OCTAGON SOAP 5 on. bars..... -..11c OCT. POWDER 2 Ige. pkgs*.....9c OCT.TbllsBTSOAp 3 bars---- & or i ' c \ nr: •, v f * Every thing r ir r f / la Spit# Dsttuce ... )»•, l ronni.Mit 'APPLES 5 lbs. 19c POTATOES 10 lbs. 55cs T H IS 18 N O T A C H A J D p T 0 R B - r W 5 f A1 H E L P B U IL D O U K C IT Y . P A T R O N IZ E Bargains • J ig W A H D f SSbaT B A L L S -W IT H A N O K T H A T C O U N T ** LOCAL E G G S CHILI na 2 can 25c TAMALES23c •I J u a ^ c m o u u n M r D r S r FAT HENS............... RED FRYERS-.... - offering TOMS fancy live__Jb* JJ c HENS fancy live- K. Lawton and J. B. Loweon. Mr. Herndon aleo announced Ibe folluwlg civil cases: Mary C. Rosier vs. Kabecca Price, Dec. 1ST * t 0:30 A. M.i Anno De Loach Yam va. Golf Llfo In* aurtnoo Company, Dec. IS, at 0:30 A. M.j and Clyde Bonnet! va. United, Lumber Company, <* KKH n il A*V_ »_IXM IN ygu IN# turkeys, say also you waat aa follows-— L . WASHINGTON, Nov. 2 4 .-W ) -The O. P. M. Sunday forbade ickaring tobacco products, chew­ ing «um, candy; beverages, type­ writer ribbon*, fHtns and friction lap* after M at Mar. IB. Donald M. Nelson, O. P. M. prloritlea director, ordered manu. farturen of foil for auch purposes to cut their output Im­ mediately to onb-third the amount they manufacturod In tha first three months o f 1941. Aftar Jan. tO. the manufacture la prohibited entirely. The period, between the halt In manufacture of foil and die* continuance of Ita uao In 'pack­ aging the Ilatad producta waa pro­ vided, officials explained, to per­ mit existing stocks to be used up. Good Old Mince Meat Pure Pork Salvage lb. All Meat Skinless Weiners d ays TV anbostring is hero again, and w# Care plenty to be tkaakfol {•*’--•11 tbw> buygr to Uw camps wjlf out turkey this year, and Use Of Tinfoil Will Be Curtailed Soon CUSTOMERS' SEND THEIR b io ■ H (.ted hi J4 fJ t Afl jv C om p u te Selection J o Choose From [ A ll M ik o g and M M o ln lk E V E N D E N T A N D T R Y IN G Q W N E D t flO K E S ^ . . TO Cbef-Uer-Ar-ltos g » lla SPAGHETTI-- * ..............|l 9 c MACARONI 15c TOWELS SOFT WEVE 15c RIPPLED T K 8 U E _ _ .’l3 t WHEAT I P. & G. SOAP 3 giant bars 13cf DREFT Ige. 21c CRISOO 3 lb. can 53^ No Advance HERE AT NO’ MORE COOT In Oar Used Car PRICES V«t i l l ! PRODUCE .ID ibe. 1J (f 1144.00 10c 1-i.OI K .......3tc. .5 Eta. 19C* OLATE >/, IbLUfc yOLEO...ItejUJe -V V •• tKT, ■ -*, f , /-* . s ■yr s* �• * 6n 6a y . r to fttfe r a tH t SANMftft fc n il PAGE F1VB tt), SAWWfttJ. ptotm A Pictures Members of a flrlt'nh palrol ln*peet a German Stukn .live lumber, which ran out of gat and landed upside down in»nle Hr"ish linea In The |iU<«* one « f a squadron flown • «• utiU'i d bombs still in place. Rev. Henry Darlington The Rev Henry Darlington, (SI. rector of the fashionable Kplseop.il t’hurch of tha Heaeenly Rest, In New York City, wai <1erenbod In a court at Whita Plain*, N. Y„'aa-tl" “ lover" of widowed Mrs. Anna II. Paton, 77, who left him a cosalderahle ahare of her 11,700,000 eitair Her relative* sued to break th«,wdl, claiming it« evecutlnn *a< obtain I by “ fr and and undoe Influence." A pure while gobbler weighing more than forty pound* atruta hi* atulT for pretty Duaty Anderaon, famoua New York model, who coat an appralilng eye over tha bird* on famoua Vineabrldge Kami, at Oanning, with a Thanksgiving dinner In view. Womlrr what the big bird would do it ha knew tha fata In ature for himT "C ’mon, Daddy! Let me Ini whine* the young lady In the abbreviated costume. And would ‘daddy unlock the door pfontn if he only knew of the.good new* »h» brings! Just wait until thr old man, Irving II. Kills of Piedmont, Cnlif., find* out that this picture look top honor* in Popular Photography mnga. lin e's IIMI fil.miu prise picture rnntiit. It la il.Mil.tf.il. if a world wide o-nti'i. w;is made, whether a quarterback' like this one would bo found. 11.* t« liuifs IV,” Kngtiah bulldog mascot of the U. S. Murines, at tfuuntieo, V i . nod hits Im-c ii given the honorary position on tile l.eathernei-ks* fie.tli.ill I* .nil. Jiggs is named for tha famoua comic atrip clnir.ii lei m *' IIringing Up Father.** Faith Dora Hollywood. rumor* are that ra th Dorn, young film actrrsj, la to b*> coma thd wife of floward Hugh**, millionaire motion picture producer tnd air enthusiast. Tha rumora gained aealght when the actress and her mother went to Tucson, Ari*^ aa gueat* * f tha tllgible hachrlor. , Gen. hi* Alan Drooka Dead of Britain’* home forces, Gen. Sir Alan Brook* wa* appointed to •ucceed Sir John Dill, retiring, at Chief Of the British Imperial Army Oenarsl Staff. II* I* known as a •tu rd in tha Held of mechanical warfar*. / 4, •r 'eg - v ’f l * i?3l * . Y .*u 1l r lderlag wreckag* of an 0-47B plan* of tht 109th Obaen participating in thg Caroling maneuvers. Uottdtn, I* the Ing it to tha ground while tha flame* spread.'L^ft to I •ut R. r . Volgtll. observer, and First Class P vt Don ----gaaihla* |ua In the ruin*. that raoght w that Much Lieut C. 7. Thli crocheted wedding gown, worn by Marjorie Gowen, wa* gtvaa find pl*r* In the fifth annunl nation wide crochet contest, held In N. Y. Judge* Caroline It. King and Mr*. Malhiaa Hunoval ore shown admit* Ing tho gown, valued at 11,000 and llm wmk of Ardith L. Dunn, of M *» I *li« fllliwlMb ('ill T j. * | a i |, 'X 1 labors Earusa ilo fl) Japahaae diplomat In tha U. B. la a aattla tha Far Eastern trials, got* Into a hoddla with A Nomura after KurutaVcoafm ncf with President Eooaaval reUry ol Suta Hull. The cdnftren«* wa* reported to ha*« stalemate fallowing Hull'p dfelprstlon the U. 8. will iaaUt J draw from renlral and aodthern China aa well as lada- a to -.i& ia l-n i; \ �1 MONDAY; NOVEMBER 21, 19g TtfR 9AKPOUO HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' moidmm Kfialmmee, Umatilla. Tl- prevail throughout tba ally, Local High School Land, luaville, Sanford, Winter Park, A number of marching ontta, 3 Indictments Daytona Beach, Avon Park, U ke. ] representing defena*. aehool, paland and Cocoa will take part |triotte and cNle organliatlona In Retiimed'By Band Will1 Appear T - _ _ in the colorful frstivihr* along Central Florida will augment tha Grand Jury In Orlando Parade; jS r r « ' ,“'K < tt»a lla a# 4 P r * M P is i- Omn O ltLAM HI. N-..V — Is,..-- (.'."m '" ■ I . I ./ l" . t . . . u t ’ c h .-lm *. Oar. ade* were conducted in the gay that their inspection o f the Ouneia l)— All Crntrnl Flori.lmn* tarulnr *hnw j* nni nineties and early twentieth fen- ,ty J*il *od the County Home and tbtir winter rur*ta h«v«* hern Throng* fn»n» tr»a* n ii«« npre. tury found both wrll kept and in invited to loin Orlando in innii-, tinted by band-, phi* i»*i*l»*nt* Kant. Clau.* and hi. reindeer condition llowtrer It re­ gwratimr th*» holiday utaMin from mnnv other lonuoiD illo* rill he renre.ented nrominentlr. Commended that tha County llnme will represented prominently. Thursday, lb— I. when a g i- in thr uplands nv'on. •»■• »’Xl»e painted The parade begin, at .1:16 P, The Court rtlendar was *et wwntic Chr:*tnia« I'urndf t r Hand* |prcti-d to witn»*«H tb • *i*' • larle. M , forming in 8un*hin« Park and will be •tf*g**d in thr city* hu*- # |.jir.-il l»u*in«*9« firm* will |'»"Vwle a. follow*: State v*. William J inexa district art ummodatinns for ib »o and« then proeeedlng down Oranga 1-ewi*. colored, charged with :i*High »chnnl hand, from De. of vieitnr. and a holi ley air wllljAyenue. After the main bu»l-1 , au|t ’ w|tj, intent to murder. ____________________________ 1 I neu district ia paeaed, the merth. j Dec. I, at 10:00 A. M. Eb.i.e I { ing unite will retire and the Kykaa, mlorrd. charged with a.band*, en ma»»e. m or!,rmaeee, will return ' “ 0,t wlth ln,,nt through the crowd* playing. Dec. I. at 10:00 A. M.; Ve-trr “God nie.* Am erica." C o ^ irta ' \M f*« .f h " r«* d !»U h . a,“ will he given hy individual bands » u ,‘ * “ * " !u r!LUr'* & ' Whitt better wny is Ihrr«» following the parade. .«• * » • :30k ' * '• * • } ? ” « u J n' to fx p if’bs your fliriitm iii — I colored, ^charged with municr, Q U T 8 T A N D I N O work In feed greetings than to shtr- wdh IW . 2, at U:30 A. M. preparation ha. wen fee Alma your family and friends Alto. Johnny Smith, eblon-d, Leulee Oevla, 17, ef Lecante, tha the rkb. warm •§»•••lit•••*• »f honor ef being a Florida delegate charged with rape, Dec. 8, ut Jack’s Ii«|iiiim . For all holi­ 9:10 A. M. Willie Mae Itawkin*. to the 20th National 4-H Club Conday fiot ivitif«, M*rvo win** colored, charged with murder, grate In Chicago Nov. tt-Oac. » . with iiieul*. in»* our fine CAMP BLANDISH, Nov. 2 1 Dec. 4, at 9:30 A M., and le . . . During her tevtn years ef lif|Uor« for cocktail*. (Hperiall— Pvt. ilel K. San­ V oy ljine, white, charged with club work, gtata Heme Demonstra­ der* of the Station Complement aiaault with intent to murth-r, tion Agent Mery g. Keown in IllllV F ON OUT A M I THV nounc.d^ Alma raised U fewlt end here put on ■ pair of field *hoae Dec. 18, at 9:10 A. M. (INK OF OI K FAMOI S HAM a '/. acre garden, helped can >20 he hadn't worn in i|uite u while SA.NIIWH’IIKS. if The Cragd Juror* are as fuljuartt ef fegda, and for two years nnd n day later found hie anklea low: Foreman C.M . Boyd, Acting won first plot* ever 260 glrlp In a broken nut. Foreman C. R. Clonta, Albert foods and nutrition dtmsnttratlen. "Mr-.quitoee,” Mmebmly *ald. H all, 8. H . Englieh, S. A . Rive.! . . . At etats winner the girl ro­ ■" alho*poneo trip to Chh “ Mo«quitoe* hell," he replied, ll, R. Hunt, S. A . Irw in. Joe PACKAGE GOODS/’ I s»*° provided by the 8ervel heme holding up a tiny *peck of M i n i . L. Outlay, II. M. Pcorce. ( Boldin. 0 . I t Arle, S. C Kit»eonomlet department, dener elec MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICES I thing. "Red bug*. They’ve beep living in the.e »ho.« «inre the rhlc. Otto fold well, Ben Arrnnn ,#r LOCATED ON I1EAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE r fiL-.-uiL u C. r Glndcr, ninA#r John j..f.ii jf ,hf e#Bt#it> Tnli It Iht Mvtnth ytar l.oiii.lana maneuver.." Brown, M. D. B. Christmas Cocktails Florida Soldier Has Louisiana Red Bugs W ] DEW D R O P JACK’S In cooperation with the m ention Mrvlee. HWc Sell U. S. Sayings Stan ■ ►i (W K URKEYS | THESE TU R K E YS ‘ r iA I^ O lM IS ^ ^ ARE K IL L i m "E M ") TOMS'... 28c j S E L K l’ l'K D S P h W E U .H I CUH.o fe-.it m i an* « i * h .. FR1EN1 (Jood Old Mince Meat Pure Pork Sausage i r rt PORK HAMS....................lb. 23C SHOULDERS...................lb. 19^ ;* [ i.t x n r . t-aLORMii ii m w e t weighty ' FAT HENS................ 1 RED FRYERS..... ...............l b . 1 2 7 C i ri g n ' ' HAMS sugar cured.... Ib. 2 5 c IIOl'KLMak TK.VnKM PICNIC HAMS. . . . . . . . . ib. 2 1 C M i l.. .- . c n l f M w Kleaea .<H *| n i l er whet. HAMS .4. . . . . . . ;..’.i-fca 2 7 C IINKK < H i t K Roast.....lb. 19c ..................... 2 9 C file !5S«* r II \I.TMHI It l : ^ OYSTERS.-...—...... .... ............... qt. 58C n im r Roast.....lb. 29c ■II o r 1.11KM Clod...v-lb. 25c K. liiwton and J. U. I j j w . om. Mr. Ilermlon al«o announced the folluwig civil ca*ea: Mary C. Roller v*. lteborra l*rlce, Dec. 16, at 9:30 A. M.t Anna De Loach Vam va. Gulf IJfe Ineuranca Company, Dec. 16, at 9:30 A. M.; anrl Clyde Bonnell va. United Lumber Company, Dec. 17, at 0:30 A. M. Smo. BACON.. lb. 19c PICHRT LI OK • SAUSAliE..... lb. 33c (-o r r a o M - » CHEE0E........ lb. 15c Mlk o r B r le k .i B l.w o r _ _ [amburger 2 lbs. 25c ALTMAN’S USED CARS _M i i ^ MON___ lltbbard SQUASH......lb. 4c CELERY...................... stlk. 10c le . elM "*• '*»!r*" (Grapefruits for 10c ONIONS..— ............ Jib s, fife Walnuts........lb, 25c Brazils..........lb. 23c “WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS’* Bargains 1 While n-Hloa OaloM ;0NI0N®........lb. 5c LETTUCE.............-...ihds* f j c no. i rouni.Nii • l^l POTATOES.______lOlUta-llc APPLES 5 lbs. 19c In 8pile Of * iSAfiEU-lb. DRESS TH E M WITH ORDERS OF 62.50 OR MORE Y0U D0N’T WANT A TURKEY "WE HAVE HENS AND FRYERS GALORE—JUST COME ON AROUND TO OUR COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 3 ta ll c a n s M AX W ELL HOUSE COFFEE ARMOURS CLOVRKBLOOM B U T T E R COUNTRY ROLL Ib. 39C FULLY 'U ila m in iz e il saeR ji cHUPf/eoLa MARGARINE UKXKXU lb. 21c Calo Dog Food Ballard’s Obelisk FLOUR r.» lbs. 27c s mMMttn’iCMm, ’ Buy A Case | POWDER.......15c CHILI no. 2 can 25c TAMALES). J!!! 23c $3-29 10 lbs. 55ca apauiisTTi * MEAT BALLS...14c In Our Used Car VALUABLE COUPONS IN EVERY SACK 2can*I5c |. THIS IS NOT A CHAIN STOHB—WE ABB HflJEl'ENDENT AND TUYING HELP BUILD OUK CITY.PATRONIZE HOME OWNED SlUJIES „ OCTAGON SOAP 4 5 cm. bars..... .....11c OCT. POW DER 2 Ige. pkgs..... „..9c OCT. T0II.ET SOAP 3 bars....... ...... 1 r ip p l e d 3 giant bars 13c* DREFT.Jge. 21c CR1SC0 3 lb. Hj * ’ ' it n u n • . • , •** ; - * * • . yam APPLES 1M5 OMamobUe Town Sedan — .... 265.00 AM. CHEESE.-_____ Miracle WKlp.____ q t ^ ‘; i ONIONS... . 1 ..2 lbS; 9C —doz. JgC •IMS Plymouth ,1 t-aWFUKI «-•« tc s ? ..... 3 for 25c . —3 for 17c Coupe______ J IMS Chevrolet Town Sedan Sfaa • ■W 1540 Chevrolet D«L_.. | M IR 850.00 ...H, t iL 28t Altman C 19G .5 lbs. |< l. I t t f e X H .....Ige. 8c 53c PRODUCE POTATOES.....10 lbs. IMS PontUe .. Sedan ..— 9141.00 FLAKES ...aiVic can TRADE HERE AT NO MORE COST riv e t 145.00 « R M B .file Yet I I I ! rruKKJ-'r r.» TO CWfe|«y«Arw|)ft SCOTT s Lite SPAGHETTI-- * T O W E L S 1 9 c MACARONI15c SOFT WEVE 15c , t ’pVfSg 2 TISSUE........ 13c W H E A T ..... 15c* P. & G. SOAP PRICES IMULI.VU chAWHMIWT • 24 oz. GRADE...... doz. 45C I j j j 3 ro lls 19c 1936 Plymouth ;LE 19 oz, G SOAP E G G S FORT HOWARD TISSUE 'Walker’s, Austex Products 27c lb. STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL No Advance c C a k c f l o U R ........ 23c 19 o«, jar 15c 21c COME AND GET IT— NONE TO MERCHANTS 10 )MATO SOUP....754c M r a T e p t l. F a I I f «• (UE-t..:.....47 oz. 18c FREE CRANBERRY SAUCE !-.....,2.1beil6e. tOHOCOLA’l'E 1/, IK lBc -Pprkay OLEO lb. 19c . FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER, OCEAN SPRAY Complete Selection to Choose From All Makes end Models TER— LB; 3 5 ^ 'ONNAISE FT. Z f •H - HENS fancy live.....lb. 35^ Everything ROWM IlK A tT * PSlant FEA8...... 13l/a© c o r n "k‘;.‘....12 oz. m MINCE ‘MEAT*...IIV 2C IS...V...15 ■oz* 9c WE 33c _w GOLDEN KEY — CARNATION — PET — SILVER COW WASHINGTON. Nov. Jl (A*l —The I). I*. M. Sunday forbad" packaging tolmccrt product., chew­ ing gum, randy, hevcragv*. lyia-vritrr ribbon*, film* und friction tape after next Mar. 16. Donald M. Neleon, O. I’ . M. prioritic* director, urtlerril mantifarturer* of foil for *uch purpo*r* to cut their output im-, mediately to ont-third the amount they manufacture*! in tho first three month* of 1941. After Jan. 16, the manufacture ia prohibited entirely. The period between the halt In manufacture of foil and die-, continuance of ita uae in packaging the liatad product* waa pro- | vidrd, offlclara explainrrl, to per­ mit e%i*ting atocita to be u.ciM HENS.. . 31c ALL TOMS fancy live.... lb. Use OrHnfoiTwill Be Curtailed Soon IE CUSTOMERS’ SEND THEIR K IL L E D Tkenkaglvlng b kero again, and wo have plenty to be Lhtnkfal for- -all the- boys In the camps will cat tar key this year, and this has canned the price to po ap a wee ML W# arc offering any ai*C .lie } you as »uim»w follow*— *you lira furktya, w«J uu " want who mm ew- ■ INN j -F R E S H DAYS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY—TWO DIG OF REAL BARGAINS T ’ V A « —W. ------- :— - hL/ . •1 - . a ly x it t .‘ ^ ._.Jb. 4( -a>4 �— - A : ~ Y MONDAY, NOYttlBEH 54, 1*41 TTTt. jU N fO ftf) fttRAl.t), SAtffOftt). FLORIDA 5 - News PAGE n V B OfThe World In Pictures » — * ,T .H I T r~ r- Member* o f n British putrnl Inspect s O-rnun wnich ran out uf gin and tainirii up*i.lt «!«•«*n in s B H I llrv. Henry Darlington T h - H.v Henry Darlington, M rrctor «*f the fashionable KpinfO|*'l ('hurt'll of the Heavenly Rest, *• New York <‘ity. w m dt**erib*tl in i court nt While Plain*, N. Y., at tin' •'lover” of widowed Mr*. Anna II Paton. 77. who left him a con lid* * able share of her $1..700,000 aatat** Her relative* siir.l to break tha.will. claiming it« execution wn» obtain* I by **f»uud and umlre influence.M -■ w i w r '- j t ■ 1 1 R A pure white gobbler weighing more than forty pound* etiufa hi* shift for pretty Duaty Anderton, famou* New York model, who ra*t an appraising eye over the bird* on famou* 1*in«'-*hnlge Kami. :»t 0«'»n»injr, with a Thanksgiving dinner in view. Wonder what the big bird would do if he knew the fata in store for turn? “ U'mon, young would Diubly! Let me in! whine* the l.oIy in the abbreviated costume And daddy unlock the door pronto if h* only knew of th e .g oo d news she brings! Just sail until the old man, l?\mg II. I'n dm *iit. C n lif , find* out that th I"**)* t**n homo n Popular Phot. gr:**. mu.- * lull jd.uiM) ini/o * 1 (x m l pieture a n- ’ u p - .-.ii It is doubt ful. if n world w id- • lil*»' (hi-* olio would h«* found II «if the II. S M.»i iiio4, at IJii.mf .* •*, position on tlo- I « .itIII 1II* « I- * I famous « oiuie **11n> * •• u * r r n i m lo. whether n quarterback l\ ." F.tiglisb bulldog mascot i l l i » t». * it given the honorary »• .• Jigg* i* mimed for lha ill .oging Up Father.** n ^ a Faith Dora Hollywood rumors are that F« th Dorn, young film actress, Is to be­ come the wife of Howard Hughes, millionaire motion picture producer and air enthusiast. The rumora gained weight when the ictr**«- and her mother went to Tucson. A m . , as guests at lk« eligible bach* lor. Mrs. Mary Luca* Crawford (l e ft ) md l.a Junta White, well-known ridfrr, arrive at courthouse In Mor* *istown( N. J., as witnesses for hook* •taker Frank Krickaon, who ti •hargrd with stabbing Milton tin• nneyrr. millionaire stink broker. 1 he women are under Indictment Ifl ho case but will get a separate tr ial Lcn. Bir Alan Brooke Head o f Britain's home forces, Hen. Sir Alan Rrooke wn* appointed to succeed Sir John 1)111, retiring, as Chief c f the British Imperial Army General Staff. Ha Is known as a w!iard In the field o f mechanicel warfare. jW-,* , w. I 4 T h i. rio chel.il wedding gnwn, ».>rn hy Mnrjurln Oowen, wae given (Irat place in the fifth jiiihn.il ti.iti.in « ii |. rrnehrt cnntr-l, held in N. Y . Judge* Carnlin. II. King .in.I Mi Matin.i Itmmval are .hown a.lmlr. Ing thn ( u a n , v'altnd at II,not) uii.l tint wink » f At.lilh I.. Dunn, o l Sew. T e a Cattail)r The hill Utrodoead by Sen. Tam Cohnally, of T u u , would glva th, Fraaldmt power to tab, oter th. mines If strikes tie op dafeneo I durtlon. -TWO action earns « John L» Lowla had dotted Ike 0 eminent to n o troop*. The Uol Min# W orkon’ loader eald, ** Army Ii pot going to thoot our i pit tod IM to!dim art not gold mine the coat.'* George W. Norrli j H K J From bar bad Iff a Hollywood h..«pita!, Ifeno Wilder. SO, acru-rd Edward E. Crumpler, 40, a private detective, of .hooting her. "lie ihM me on purpoea. Then he put the pUtol In my hand and told me tn toll pollc, I had tried to kill myaelf." * 8h« waa ieriou.lv wounded. *»4W I •••• lllli.lHI S*'•I ,, n Crorgo W. Norrli, 80, w! , hJt teen tepreienllng the people ut ^ r a . k a J n Cungreia for the pail r?rlT year,, will not run for re. »,*«Joil ne,t year, lie taid, “ I “ » l wfrk properly and I * ° « l d he »»hamed to lahemy i.la ry . Jll b , SI on my neat birthday and * » " M f ln g out." III. friend, think atherwlea. lahoro Kuruiu (loft) Japahaao diplomat In tha U. 8. In an etfoct aettla tha Far Eaetern crlele. goes Into a huddle with Ambaaaad Nomura after Kuruiu'. conference with Hreildent Booaav.it rotary of'S tile Hull. Th, cOnfcrenca wte reported to hav, ei automata fallowing Hull'* d f e l, ration lha U. 8. will Inatat Jar draw from .antral and louthmt China as well a* lndo-d te M L llJ * L ( w �MONPAT. NOVBMBMI U. lM l O 150 Pound Backs Palatka R e t u r n s LAST YEAR? Ravins Big Year To Membership In In Grid Picture Baseball Circuit Today's gridiron giants must . know • little of the embirraaoment Goliath fait when 111 David ^ateppad up and put tha big guy M t o f commission with a measly slingshot. Football's scamper acalawap are having a banner year. Cvery section has them. I f It ien’t Junto Hovloua of Missies Ip. pi H'a Bunk* Morris o f Syra' c u m or Bud Riggins of Minna, •ota,‘or Johnny Bosch of GeorgIs Tack—oomo Wee Willie tome, where every Saturday is throwing ' tha ball over the big guys or tarrying It through their legs far •Met humiliating gains. . Tbs East offer* on* small back who beats tha big power guys at 1 their own gam*. He’* Popper P*. trolls, ltd.pound senior halfback at Penn State. No "scat" back, as tha South calls tha llttla hlppor• dipper guts, he’sapow tr runner, A llttla plunger with a hefty pair - o f shoulders that shake off wouldbe tackier* In tha line. Look to tha South end you'll •m more teat backs than cotton fields. The smallest, If not the moat sensational, is Alabama's 184 pound Roy Johnson who had v thrown flva tpnsocutlve compitted passes at tha last count But tha Mg boy among the •oath's llttla boys Is Junla Ho. vleus, the Mississippi menace who plays footbell lika a miniature Jim Thorpe. HU fl.yk rd acorlpa .run against Tniint In tha Rebait' ... 10.18 upset victory might have been Just habit Tha 185-pound trtploAhrost has baan running ilka that for thrM years down at Ola Mias. Jackie Flack, a burly h 140.pounder, start* many o f the Mississippi gsi.es at HovIons' G A iH E a v n Z E T ” N«T. u . - upi —Palatka, charter member o f Dm Clata D Florida State Bsaobsll L ea n *, vrss returned to mambonhlp her* yesterday by unanlmoaa rote of tb* arysnJtaUon'a board o f director*. The action esats during a *»•alon held at (ha offices of Galnesvills Director Parka Carmichael, a session marked by optimistic indications that the season of 1942 would, be trine the amor, reticles that might be created by a “ shooting war.” be on* of the best In loagtio history. Pslatka’s acceptance of tho eighth franchise followed a talc* phone call U President At Combe from Porter Angel, haad of a group of Palatka fane. Combe bad been actively as­ sisting the Palatka group for j some weeks, and the directors [were quick to laud him for bis efforts following tha call. Combs waa Instructed to at­ tend the NstlonsI Assoelatlon of Professional Baseball Leagues convention at Jacksonville, Dec. 0, 4, and I , prepared to secure major lesgue sponsorship for •very dub. If possible. Vandyt* Rated Over Vote By Barnhill Id A l t 1 4 * M O p o i t \ e t i LAST S t A t c r t AS M*AO fbOTBAU. oasert A r m * oiivcKTrry l OFlUfsioit G H A u t ik S ’- • ISAM SfXSoAS TOP 300to 0tm.o Mis v e M W io w n u ro Meukftfx r b « caieIM fW A A ir (SAME- Field Ifl Narrowed For Orange Bowl Bids f ton*** ' A k m v b fitx . H e p i u f i big “T W O U M flolS A iP f o e Mas -m n e * VRAtUto 6o OFfMS MR IS COCONUTI* It In sack I ! 50 1-u l.i.A lltiH . No evpply Cl'KKM, llu. bekt ord u, si.ee lo fey. I I S * p c e c u a t T io x * Undtr and by virtue of author­ ity la me vtelM as the Mayor ef Ike city ef BenforC. Florida. I bvr.by .call a u«n.rml Mealelpal EUetloa to be held throughout the City of Hanford... Florida, on the Ind day e f Parent bar, ISII. for the election of two O b fontminion,re for terms of offlre of three years each Bald election .halt he h-M at ! the City flail In eaid r l l r of Pan-* ford, Florida. In conformity to the lawe and ordinance! relatin* to alertlona new In form In laid f?lty. The Potla w ill he open at 7:0# o'clock A. M. Plaetern Ntandard Time, and wilt eloee al tundown on aald dale. I hereby appoint Mrs. Mar*aret F Bnntee, Mra. F. K. Itnumlllat and N. n. Oerner ■< Inepertore and K. F. Lane aa Clerk o f aald election IN W ITNESS WHERCOr*. I hare hereunto eet my hnmf an Mayor of the Cltv of KanfiWd. Florida, and have caaianl to he afftird hereto the v i l of the aald Cite on thla lei day of Nor. A. p. ■III. w . r m i.t. Ae Mayor of the City of Honford. Florida. (Official Seal) A tt.e f . II N. HATER, City Clerk. Nov. S. I*. IT. tl. lift . Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OP ANGEL'S EAT SHACK Sanrord Avenue \Jagt Off Of Geneva Avenue Miami, Nov. 14,— (/F)—Texas, Missouri and Duquesne were reed Sunday night to be the Ing teams under consideration Notice la hereby (Ir a n that I for a nine* In the Orange bowl am enaaeed In huelneaa at Mark­ football Warn* against * represen­ ham. Fla. under .the ftrtltloue name Hanford Turpentine Co., tative of the southeast and I It a I I Intend to reeleter A memLor of the schedule com­ aald name pureuant to the lerme the "Flctlttoee Name Hlatute*' mittee Mid that Pennsylvania and of (Chapter 10SSI f e w , of Florida) Navy now are out o f the picture, and th»t Fordbam is believed to have other commitments Mississippi, Georgia and Vander­ 1 h *V n c u U A tik e d \ bilt are the Southeastern confer­ ence teams with the best chance B U S IN E S S of landing a bid.__________ d HUNGER STRIKE ENDS NEW DELHI. India. Nov. 24 —UF)— After S4 daya of fasting, the remaining 40 Deoil hur'er feg ATWMtol A60 M0 M IS T eor u -me mcb or* c o i y r M t c A i-n cifti M e u u y A J o r W A r r iM A T io n * FARMERS’ MARKET K N O X V ILLE Tent*. Nee. U WV-Tha UjwI cowactous Commo­ dores at Vanderbilt Sunday were rated it tw»-jawchdown favorite over TeimaaaM fo r the Important pices of footbad business that will be conducted her* on Saturday. By whom! By Coach John Barnhill Immedi­ ately rfter he scanned scoot re­ port* o f Vanity's 7-0 mauling of Alabama^ and then laid them care­ fully beside the casualty list prepi red by Tralaar Mickey O'Brien. W* loot this* men In thfe Ken­ tucky game," said Bsmhlll. MAtui the record shows that Vanderbilt is crpahle of playing great ball.’’ “ Vandy should win by two touchdowns." L E G A L N O T IC E S c ta rn m YOURGEARS ARE HARD TO SHIFT Bring Your Car To Us For Pro­ per Lubrication! Roy Britt’s oo^ Good Gulf Service Station Sanford Are. at lrith BL i Ht’INAITI. fkt. Ilpr. IM S to IM S xgl.'AMH. Yellow, Bu. Ilpc. ISIS lo n oo HWT. FOTATOKa. CW T Baeka. Ktltll’LANT. Du. h p r* fair to good, • I SO lo II 00 _ ' sec In ISe ToMATOCH, lo to ( I lb. Crsloe. H IIA f t S 'llU n . atesdr. nnsee U. B. torsi, in «™«l. I I .lt lo II IS Comb |1 se.no. t II.SS OltAFE*. Calif. Crete* l l . l t i .k m o n h . iiov is.ee CORAL GABLES, Nov. 24— t s r m i c i l Crwlee, 11.10 Fla. Crti. (Hpcelsl)— University o f Miami in * Heaton Tie ONtONM. le lb. eack. Yellow •!.*• ■ml Furman will resume foot, While ISIS bell relations In a gams In Miami tiltANOKM, Dos tr. H. Comb. IS.SI nest O ct 30. The only time they No 1 11.10 met before was In 10)7 when I'KAH. llreeii. lie. hpr. U tile M ar­ vel im l In fair, II io In 113* Miami’s very first varsity eleven I'KI'I'KIW, llu. Apr. Il.ee te 11.10 to was crushed 69*7. APPLCR. Del. bu tlpF. Il ls llot 11.11 IVerka II IS to l l . f l AVOCADO*. No supply BANANAS. IS lb tamrhrs. J I I S OPIANO, Snap, bu. h r* Tendor•roes. ord. to fate II.Is to ll.no (Heats II.IS . in II.SI BEETS, No supply ■lltotol.l.l. No supply CABOAOR. Ton. fair lo Icy Copsnhscen H U M to | i l « * CAftllOTS, Calif. I dot. crle II I* I f V ' r t i W t CIV*r Horka IM S fled lo i l l # Thirty thourarttt specie’s of anL 1 lilies rrtf. Me. I II.SO no. 1 l l . l t CAlILIFLOWEft. No supply ItOMAINK. s»« srwr#» ivw No ■••|PM eupply *P ± malt are known to man. CB LunT, No supply flllTABAUAn. IS le. sacks, |L; iCHAYUTB. No supply m attered!____ _____ :— —---- — J M P tm c i "Why c*n’t the llule squirt Just Vm p op (WUl * right on eat of tha Ift WASH. . . 107 ylrds from Krimaiage •gainst Florida in IMS anil 1040 combined, but this fall the Hurri­ canes picked up » H . I NS URED B Y QUA L I T Y FEAHJI BARRYMOJtK ILL HOLLYWOOD, Nor. |4— -M7 — A «ta r John Barrymura waa In a hospital Sunday, under treat. UNION BUS S T A T I O N 200 Park Arw. . --RANDALL ELECTRIC GO. 0TOP IN—TODAY;:;AND TAU OV«l YOUf HAUUNO PRO0UMI.;:AT Talepbooe 60 ETTA KJSTT B y P A U L V*u.,ali B M U ia l * MualcaJ DafpMw IDOUI-HM ulied Advertisements M FAU f / m i£ M ■BOON A 85LiCV-“ f»! . w a r K i t, m^kj>rh3'S*J ■ k d r* •Vv " * H ih -it •' - I’t • *t;' V ■ V . > ;U • a V i* • • > . '‘ .t- V .v k>v T O '. * ; - .-; ? .■ ■ i ., jv. R O B IN S O N �Sanford I.* The Only Central Florida (Tly Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation A N INDEPENDENT DAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1!M1 SANFORD, FLO RID A, Finns Imperil P a c t Aid To Russia Heads French Member Associated Press Aids Claims Initiative As British Tank Army Is Halted J Western Democracies Reds’ Supply L i n t For Outside A id - . C a l l e d Assistants • 1 To World Comljfip- May Be Closed By m\ ism; By RibbeflR^p Chaotic 1tattle Said . Itaging On African Sands As English l sc Fresh Troop^^j Santa Sits Down On The Job I” \ ■! Foe Is “Jammed’ Is Berlin Claim - A pact sponsored « u renewed for 1 broadened to !&• Itorteo today In a « f at whkh forJoachim Von Ribid the western d*. Soviets Tell Of Suecessfol CounterAttack* In Sooth Italians Assert Twd Enemy A r m o r e d Brigades Destroyed to worlu copimuntsm." • The MW Signatories i Marla, Danmark, Fthlaa tla, Rumania; Slovsila P f panaia rpnpaadsd Nanking r*. RERUN, If or. M— (AP) Br gim e. __• * — Tbe aewdteg of traow to « £ * * CnUaa M-called too I jW Oanelnlnl PNM The crest Unk bafllo V* hi, fi be* hern raging for ••tree eat4 tin si* undefined <lr-«rl l.altlrfirhl near Retrull If-tun lo ills down to­ ilet a. llit- force* of both * ill—*, nrii* rrdurrd by heavy Joined Germany, Japan, position should bo alterad, casualties. lufunlrt fiKhlinr In this riuioii n mile- Miutheaat of •,*t,r i,K it inlrn-ifled, how. **«r. .it I hi* llrith-h pouted rriulorn-mrnlo inlu the fray. “Shooting.'War * With Japan Is Near’-Pepper Pn the Ruaainn front, the Red* today’ admitted the Gorman* are within 60 mile* ef Moscow at <the MoeeowLeninyrad railroad town of lukewarm to coll*. Ith Germany. Gen. farewell nfiaaaga to army and colonial "Remain- faithful to fleaat traditions and Peteta." BOSTON, Nov. 25.—W V - A * sorting that Uw United Stataa la not far from a ahoottny war with Japan, Senator Pepper raw Monday that “ W# are only watt* lay for Japan to croaa a Uaa before we atari ahoottny." MI don't know exactly whora that Una la and l*m not ama that the PiVsldent knowa exactly whara it la but' when thaw crooa It, wa*U aUrt ahooUny," he aaM In an Interview. Senator Pepper, a fte r'a vlaR with Oevncnor 8altonsUU, M tf that "Actaal declaration of wp* la a local technicality and each •olaa flyhtlnc an Acta Htvaalon. Berlin considers these natloss active sponsors of "world bolahe. vlam" because of that support. The observance was described a> "a demonetrati on of defensive wlU to oppose all destructive Bower's which directly or Indirect* lr support bolshevism," and "an alliance which will create the preconditions for n now order In Eurooe and far the applies, tlon of principles of a now order In ths entire world.” Asked whether M y .nation had declined an InvIUtlon to be pro* aant an authorised eeuraa said: s& R w i rsflaal. J. N. Weir Speak To Townsendites •ft tsetsehawgacakI,* ami? J l ’ * ---- U — Plan held te iTrrrUrail foe sale by the I the Townsend » dagLafterty ef« tenfold was -accepted by [at tha Court Hi t of Long. is CouthteaIon In Its regular noon, while J. f . _ In rlnglnr ml-minjhiy masting nt the City I wood lad the Cl according to all. I muaicml aalactw C. .A.. . Dutton's v, ___ - Ud _____ of _ *400 ___ -for . .p.. V. .. _Dran . __ of „ — jytona Beach tha house and lot at_*011 Pal* |who la preildant of matte Avenue was cooeidered close I Ixatioa. enough to Ibo vnluatloo o f the In w property, and tha- Commission, |„ hla i the orfan- Among the plans formed at the weakly meeting of the Tour. 1st Club held last night at the Tourist Canter an Lake Monroe wara definite arrangements for a card party scheduled for Fri­ day night to which everyone Is Invited, according to Waldo Aidrich. president of the group. The nest meatbur will be held t/ward the dims* Dec. 1 at ths TM rist Center and Judge Napk. dm* . __________ _* '.teamed as the tha bid- skepticism of some people In rtto all gard te tha raaatary pUn by and the comparing than to tha “doubt* others teg Thomases" during the time too low* L f Edison and Patten. Ha pointed k. stated out that the. (arSattMa of both M Com- thaaa man wiMt acaffml at *>jr Santo Clautu pull* o aurprleo *guat nt start of the spectacular Macy parado In New York City, Maybe hi* pack of toys was too heavy, but It leaked out that Santa I..-I a little ton much of hla helium, lie lunl In In* left out of the parade. Roy Mann Elected Jaycee Tourist Information Booklet Comes Out Today H ead O f Home Sponsoring Group Price-Control I Superintendent Fag? Discusses Quota . With vDommittee believed' an • AteWfcanexpadUlon. ary force “ will Raver ha naceaa>ry Roy F Mann was elected chair­ If thla country aonUnoea to pro­ man of the Seminole Counlv vide England with supplies and Soon*oriiig Committee ‘ of tho makes aura aha gate them." Children's Home Society whet* the Tourist Qlub Makes Bridge Party Plans tella; lm • • a v t a a i M Of .%asnrlnlfil groin* met yesterday afternoon to rlrg^ officer* and diacupa wl|h Marcus C. Fail*, superintendent pf the Children'* Home In Jack, •onville. Ihi* year’s quota of which a little less than half hs* been rul-ed. according fo a re. port made hy J. I , Ingley, trei*. turcr of the association. Other officers who will serve during 1042 are: Randall Chase, vice-chairman; J. L. Ingley, trra. ■urrr and Ml** Maude Ramsey, secretary. The following persons In addition to the officers from Seminole County attended tho meeting: Mrs. R. E. True, the Rev. Martin J. Dram, the Rav. E. I). Brownlee, I . F. Hoyle, B A. Cobh, Mrs. Roby losing. Maxwell Ptewart, D. L. Thnuher, W. J Wells, Jr.. R. E. True and T. W. Lxwton. Mr. Ingley asked . that rontrl. butiona be sent to, him or to Miss Maude Ramsey nd stated that, ’Alt - clothing aid faodlwhalher 'rwh frulta nd vegetables or canned) will he transported te Urging an man who are alL JaekaonvtUa by the S t John's glhla to Join tha American La* ilUvar line without charge* If It la not convenient for you to properly Eligible Men Are Wanted gy Legion Bill Is Passed iminv with l.niuliiii clainsintf >nt immt ioit of “ very linnl" lighting, mul Hcrlln .uni Unnii* nssfrting that the Itritish ili**frt atenm roller’ hail I.... "iuntnietl.” nnd fur­ ther -mill the Axirt had a' tut * o ih.- initiative. Tbo ttajlana .Ian... I that two Itritish armored Information concerning any bind Imp* i ml nimuri'il forces in trap*. |of rrcreatlon they may enjoy in I lie Italians denied the lo*a of jSeminole County u* well a* nd., llaidin mol ileelaretl "nothing dresses of apartment*, lintel*, lm* vliangvd* 'lit to-sieged Tobruk. ;hmi»r» srut */*y winuiulatinn** Tl*a. ll<4UlK J'nVn ^lr»dft\lRttefR avuilablr fflr tbonf.’ * ie|*nrt<M tTmCnew reinforertnenta To the..; persons v*l* > Inleml are being thrown Into the fterco fnrhtinie raiclnif nr«r Ucti*gh, 1 # .to rr*itlc lii thU rmimyr «lutuitr Olllfi* M'llt h of Tobruk. I th<* si*tisun, MU.1 Carlin I' uIiih r, Hi,* wliblo Libyan offensive, WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 — M i— The House Bunking 'Corns'Itf»e bowed again tbjth* administration wlshrs today and voted M to * to rratoro to lU'pricccnnti.il bill tho uil. thorlty for the government to buy, noil, or atom aay commo­ j who U rctfptii»ni»t, Mill iirr^mt v*lull* nppnrintly favoring tbe tin* animat J a y f r r ImmiKIi I \%In* l» dity If It la necessary to main, IImI i I*, wii4 at crisis— by colncL i« nliti'iC IliiA y i a r l*y II» im > tain price stability. d.nt sill thf hAlllli day that saw ■ Wit to, Jr., while* to (iiiirhh who tIn* I let limn armies in Russia Atop fur Information uImmiI %ji toiiliug forwurtl t<* within 50 lull'* (Miinf4 In tin* mnIf. Rifle Tiiam Is Organized By Defense Force Organisation o f ' n rifle team wns started at the Monday night meeting nf tho Florida I>efrn*e Force at the Armory and n rlml. Imgc of the Orlando unit for n rifle match Is exnected to he met soon, C. E. McSIarrow, rifle In. structor. said today. The best marksmen, of the Sanford unit will be chosen ami the team w|H meet at the Arpiorv every Wednesday evening at 7:00 o'clock for practice, be. ginning tomorrow night, Mr. Mr. Hlerrow stated. Another practice will bo hebl every Sunday afternoon at th*< Seminole Gun Club range at 2:00 o'rloek In tba afternoon amt all member* o f the Defense Force who wish to try-for the team are requested tA be oreaent at Wed­ nesday night or Sunday afternoon nrnctlce nf this Week, Mr. Me. 8!arrow added. ftiltlfiH containing Iif lm-* nifnrin.it mn Mill. , **r loss of Moscow a. nnd plainly imperiling that capital. atmtit each acrtlon End ‘^pnt" **t In l.iliya, then* were two intvrrat. mum o f action— th®’ one Tho tUI'J Jnyi'rr Annunl «<m ,o< a wild battlefield 40 miles tain* muro than I !•«*»•< nnd bebivv iiiiii iii,tin* vast of Tobruk, for tho fimt tlmr, u pirtnrnil iumI tin* oilier far to the south. MTtiun In addition to ini\frtn*i In Ho*, fir-t **f these, a strUg* im*ntrt of buainrn* firm*, mini nr |i*l<* ,.f (auk* amt men like noth. nient parka, liotr*h mid li\ nnr .n,» fver seen before in Africa vRtahiinhiiifnta, rratnurant« nnd win ptmaa’ding toward n desert rufra,- flurinta and » inmibfr «d ■Ii i le r (<>r '<!•' side or another, nrirnnisntiona thnniKhmit thf iinu. i ifflcinl llritislr informants, nlAdvertiacmcnta found in thf llnnigti announcing yesterday tho booklet aro llluMtratrd with f it ln r i pi lire t.v New Zealander* of sketches or pliotogrupb* of sight* ’ 11„. A\l-. port nnd bnso of Gam* which ii winter resident will find tmt in Hie rearward tone, do. interesting ^aml Impiesslve. A , , IIm’iI amidst the chaos of tho lining the photograph.* m e'p ic- ,„.|i„tl |„ predict a.i yet Its gen. tures of the Tourist ( ’chirr, lb*' , , ,| .......... Zoo, the Bowling Alley, the Golf y ro„, Cnmbut nil tho way w rit Coutvie. Son Undo Spring*, thslu-aetcli. which lies Just 10 Big Tree, the Band Shell on Lake ..... . ,M.,U'W Tubruk< lho A lta Monroe, hunling and fishing, the. filt>|.;| f ,irrmim (j^ r r a l Rom. tm ()vie.l,i swimming pool, po tur-1 u|i, wll|| ,u,regard for coat esquo scene, along the highways, 'W1.ri. b,.a,in nl lhu rnvrioplng Uke* and river* oi the vicinity „ (llj ,, ur(M a bull|0 thlt u llliistralmna . m* . r.« * depicting a i •! iIndustry t * '|voIyf .I|jfnut mrro Atml(M< ponitiiHis but in Seminole (aunty Include pic- , tures of rattle, orange groves, - ,* celery firms and wash•b.ui«es,, J q bulb farm* and truck guldens. ' Clemency Appeal Body Of Orlando Painter la Found By Floggors Is BRUNSWICK, Ga.. Nov. 25 Before Talmatfee (Ah— The body o f Hubert You. r Boy, i~i Tourist* wlio slop nt ilo* In bli*:a«U'4 wen* wi|*e«t uut in two formation It**«*tli on Like Monro* ■I iv * and .m il the Ax.V U llqUh* Uuulevakil will re»'eive detsile*t|*b*tM*K a la*a»* portion of to Chiao A Company's wars. tens# and they will attend to the peaking and shipping." ' Superintendent Fogy In hla re. pert, disclosed Gat for tha first 10 month* of this year the Home h u eared for almost 1*00 home* laser friendless children. A t the present time there art 004 child, ran In their Homo, and It la esti. mated that far the year they will ■are far spprabaately IjtOO ATLANTA. Nov. 35 - M V Children. “ Serious Inroads have been At a tens# alstneney hearing for ala convicted (loggers, Assistant in the Society's Income, both Solicitor Dan Duka af Fulton ah and food and clothing. Ths County told Governor Kugvno Talmadye * that ha "should nut IttT Plymouth odd another precedent to Nasi stolen from Purpose of the Society,*’ technique by letting these men • few day* Committee, to augyoat aiit." them activities, hot «ro Duka charged tha man were Mr own children must members of a anburban Ku Klua giro of and aro Just aa Xlax and were responsible for a ga those In fe reign tout aeries of. midnight floggings. At. agipta of clothing (g a ft torneys for the elomonay appll- K |*H f ; ••*•••■* nl' liinkn uro en « i-:i»r«*il in :i i linntic linttlo OV« **f •In* siinls n f Nnrllt A fr ic a ___ ... • W O IB C Il I • * , o_V F lM S lt Instruction Given In First Aid Class ’ Fighteen Sanford housewiveshave completed the. 20-hour Anierlrnn lied Cross Standard First A i<l Course which was of­ fered by the local chapter at lhi Woman'* Club building, Miaa Iren** Hinton, Instructor of tha rlasNca, stated today. Miss Hintort and other grad* uatrs of tha 00-hour method* rourso which waa offered by tha Itcil Cross during September aad instructed by Robert 0. Culbert­ son, field representetlv from Washington, ar organising alias■ re in connection with ttvlllam Wh fenso work. Instruction Is hake given te girl scouts, boy acnota and chill clubs of this area, tha mane, 2.1.yrar-old Orlando sign painter who disappeared a wrrk ago, waa found In tbo llntler River near hero nnd Identified by State Patrolmen. Trooper T. It. llnmrlrk snhl the body waa discovered Sumbiy by C. E. Tucker, while he win fishing in tho river. Yuumane disappeared while en route to Atlanta with hla mother. Mrs.' Martha Youmans. She told police that the youth suddenly stopped their automobile, kissed her goodbye and eabl, “ I’m go­ to finish It all." cante told Uw Qovernor that tha ingSlate publicity chairman of tha Patrolmen eabl Ibo boy Man, foe whom Governor Tat. ubM.mifglmod nympothy. then loaaad hla pocketbook Into heal unfair trials. Tho men are tha automobile and ran toward tha Champney River bridge. Tha Champney and Butler River* Join some distance from the bridge. M Weather i 5? ;.;j.' , : • ’_r. ■ » ■' r r r ' - . f ' H * f’ uv t I: ■ \ T" s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd623ea08b6df860d9e3c180d3fc89f6.pdf 20916b555d455e50bebb124274e77cbb PDF Text Text I t ■» I ! • * »' wSSSfit * f -i 8i ( h MH b B P moSf ■ T» U t n v i Looa' Alloa. Tom Rasa, gavaanah, N tv , York. You ara hereby uiotiriod that •all Me been InstltuUd agalnit yon In lb# Clrrnlt Court of ttio Ninth Judicial Circuit in ana for rtofitinoU UMinty. TprIda, to which you nrc hereby onto red to appear (p«ronelly or by altoney) to an­ swer the mil nf roifipUInt filed In the rate of Alma toulee 11. Allen ye. Lnwreno* I^m Allen, came be-. Inc an action for divorce, on or before the let day of December. 1941, name being a Ilule Day of th'n Court, otbeiwlee a Decree pro Confeono will bo entered against you for failure to appear, plead, or anewer aa required by YUGOSLAV BTBAMKR SAFE U U q BREAKS WITH VICHY VICHY, Unoccupied Franc*, Nor. * 1 ^ 4 “)—Tb* minister of Iraq formal!r notified th« Vichy foreign offlc* Thursday o f hla government’* dkdakon to break o ff diplomatic relation! with France. C AM E R AS PH O TO G RAPH S Plan Now To Give One Or Both For Chrislmaa. extratlvn sad onion Effort* to i r n t a threatened aatloo-wid# railroad rtrik* wer# mad# br them rilboadI executive* _______ , confereoe# with ___ ____________________________________ It* Houat, leaden at a ona-bour President Roosevelt Left to right, at the Whit* House, are i John J. M lly” p r «M ^ ^ t h * ^ A i^ r ie a n Association of Railroads; A. Johnson of the Brotherhood of Englnmrai George Harrison, praildrnt of the Railroad Clerks Association; Charles Fahy, solicitor general of the U .8 »*a d Sen. Jam** (dead, of Now York. W leboldt Studios 210 8. Park Phone 887 ALTMAN’S USED CARS -W it h round each plant with strong atakea higher than the plant It. self and then fasten the cloth t# the stakes. Many a seed bed has been fatally flattened bv nrwapaper weighted with bricks. Fotmulale some definite plan bid. for* * freeze is predicted and -srry it out rystematically when the time romrs. For answers to your ques­ tions on gardening problem.) send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Service Depart­ ment, Home Gardening Maga­ zine, 010 Bienville St., New Or­ leans, La., or care of this news­ paper. ____________________ an ok THAT COUNTS" Bargains In Rplta Of Everything Complete Selection to ChooM From All Makes and Models N o Advance In Our Used Car PRICES Yat I ! I J 1938 Pontiac Sedan ...... 1145.00 1934 Dodge Sedan ........ 145.00 1936 Oldamobllt Town Sedan ...»..... .265.00 Bv C a m illa B ra d ls y /. "J IS IT O S ' M v . ri HDME GARDENING MAGAZINE Good Gulf Service Station Sanford Ave. at 15lh St. ■ N d T lC K 18 IIE R E D T GIVEN. That Jam#* C. A M a r p u it P »a r•on holder o f T a * C trilflc a l# No. H I, Im u H tha 7th day o f O fU * * T A- D.a 1911, ha. fllad - lim a In tm f o ff Ira , and baa mada appllratlon for a fax da*d lo A # liu a d thara on. M id cartlflrac# taihraraa tha f'»|(ow Inc dasrrlbad proparty In tha County o f Batnlnola, Stats ot Florida, .t*»-w!tj it in r r r t n ir r t ordered lira th rh N A I I rh V f of N R that thle Order be published once Cor Hantlon I. Townahlp 18 g week for four (4) coneecutlve South. Ranva Id East, run H weeks, and not less than twentyto f.t llna N <1 ilr g r t H W to eight (t i ) daye nor m.'m than Pt W nf Ra^. R to BBSnitty fCO) days prior to the first Th*i jM eeim en t o f tha oald proday of I>ecember. 1941. in the party Miidar paid r a rtllln ra <Unfnn| llerald. a newspaper pub l«atiod waa latha tha rvamo of UnllsKe.t in Nemlnole County, Florid*. |known • WITNWM me off'clsl hand iiul l/’ n lM i M id r#rtlf1cata ahall M sm I at Pnoford. Hemlnol* Countv. r»-da*m*d a rro M In f to tha yinrldi. thle 10th day of October, property drnrr1h«d tharalnlaw. w ill ba f%4! •old ip . tha hlxhraf .bidder .it tha Official Neal) O. P. HERNDON 0o*s door on tha first MonClerk fburi K In tha month o f pavambaf n c. dav i'll whlrh I* tha Itfi day of Rr- A. WEKKfl. tFfrvwndsar, 1941 ftp lad thl* Jlrt* day o f Ortof*ar, 1911 f» V HERNDON, v i'T ir r . o r s r r i . i r v r i o x r n it f ’lurk Clrrtill Court, Btntlnola T S * flK K D ' ■ " f h , Klnrhla. n i t P T K a it ss t o r isns t< if f trial Haa I) S -ilT If K IH M E K K IIY O iv r v . Thxt A la IItsnvwr holder o f T.t : Ortlfl'-MlA N«» 479. Iwatind the* 2nd ONORM OP Fl’RLirATION lay « f Autiml A. f ». 1117. haa TO X* MITEL A. W A M P LE R whrfaa fliv’d rames I*i my nfflra nnd placa o f raaldrriea and poat offlc* mada appllratlon for a tax da*d adtlraaa la llarrlaonbunr. Virginia, ft. hr Iw-urd thvrrnn Nald c srtlf'- car# * o f Tow n’a Bua Lina. r.tia vmhrBFM tho followlnir You ara haraby notlflad and raarfihed pronrrty In tha I’ounly of qulrad to appaarNo a certain Rill Srmlnol*. o f Florida. to-w R; of CompUInt fllad by K drthe H|y»t 71 MrN*ll'a C rania VIIU’ amplar, agalnat yoi| for n dl!•* I'lat ftook 7 1‘aga 11 %or****, now pandlnt In thaC’ Ircull Tha iiexceemnit o f tha *ald Court of Nrmlnola, County Florida. tift.pwrly und**r »ho ■•»ld rrrtlflrat** *.n or liafora tha Io c r m b o Hula '-aiiael waa In tha nama of llarry I**iy. to-wlt: ih* |«t dav of i»v«m * If fom atork. bar, A D , 1941. In dafault thara1’ nlaaw «ald r^rtlflcata ahall he o f «.ii.| r.-vuM w ill proesad aa*. ' rrdramad arrordlng to law. Ih* I’ art* pronrrty drarrlhad thrrvifi w ill h# I.*t thla Ordar ha puliltahad for lima ranulrad b» ,**ld to tha h lih rxt hrddrr at tha lh** wuttitory noirt hnn«a door on tha flrat H»*n- law In tha Hanford Herald 9 d* v In tha month of p*«*rmhar naw«|j*par o f fsnam t rlrru latloi t i l l , whlrh la tha la f d a y o f r>«- In •al«l tTountyand Htata. Wltnraa my hand and nfflcta ff«tl»vr. 111! I'tfr d thla lis t day of Chtohatr real nf o fflrv thla tha 31 day ol lilt t^ t A !» . 1911 fi-trd thla lla t day o f Ortohor. tO fflr'a l Nrall O P IIERNVlON. 4’ lrrlc of Clrrult C»»ur* of H«ml* IIH n»»|« County, Florida o r iik r v d o n Bys A. M. W EEKN. Clark Clrrul* Court. S*»mlnolr rm in lv. Florida. 1». C It ifflrla l K*al> NOTICE OF APFLICATIOT FOR % TAX DEED c iia ftk m ir m o r n u NC/TICK IH IIK R E IIY GIVEN. That John Franklin Poor and !>alay Katalt* Poor, hla w lfa holde**’ nf S-9 o f T ax Cartlflrata No. C«1. •■■ued lha 7th day of Auiuat A. I». 1119,1(49 fllad asm* In mv office and has mada appllratlon for lax cited to ba l■■•lad C la ri­ on. Nald cartlflrata ftnbrarea tha follow in g daa<9r‘i>*d property In the Coujity nf Hamlnol*. Htata of 9*lorf«1a. tn-wM: N 3*1 ft o f F.«4 o f SW 1-4. of NE 1-4 Hactlon T, Townahlp 21 South, Ranga 19 Eaat. Tha n M M im tnl of tha said proparty undar tha said cartlflrata leaned waa In tha nama o f Ka therlne C Payiiolda Unlaaa aald ctrtlflca ta ahall b 1938 Chevrolet Dei. Town Sedan 465.00 PANORAM Altman Chili— Short Orders Dinnera — Delicious Steak & Chicken Chevrolet Co. SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF Fla. 308 W. 2nd SL — Sanford, Florida W. R. “SPEEDY” WILLIS r A T A T L A N K Y ’S D RU G STORE 1 Breakfast— Dinner— Supper Free Delivery—Phone 103 Laney's Drug Store We Fill AO PreeerlpUonn BRAKES TESTED FREE! Don’t take any rhancee on yoiy brake*. I^t us teat them with our BENDIX DECELKROMETF.il at no coat to you I This instrument will tali you Just how good your brakes are— how quickly you can atop at different speeds. It’s been proven and is used by the Inter-State Commerce Commizzion. For both passenger cars and trucks! SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 N. Park A jer Sanford, Fla. JACK’S DEW DROP INN Read Ads In The Herald a PACKAGE GOODfl MIXED DRINK8 AT POPULAR PRIC M LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE A N G E L ’S E A T SHACK to find the heat Christmas G ift Buys FRENCH AVET a T 8th ST. ETTA KETT Sanford Arsons Jnat Off Of Osnsva Arsons . ROBINSON J o o NT YOU &6 SSAUnFU. SA/AflC- ,------ 5 * m r ran ss r c l s POE YOU wsrar MARVELOUSLY m a r v il o u s .*- e s p e c ia l l y the THJT2ES / ^ n N g - ir w A S ADONCS Se a l - I a m * S c w ih v o u : ONTHS . n STAOE SITUATION WANTXP U P T O r^ < r- ^ HAVE YOUR waith r*pi trad by who rtally knows bow. ANNUS MAR KNOX, 4U X Briggs, Jevaltr Magnolia A*oIH Bt, want# Job of any n BARS.' AT ►' tV Ind. FOR BALM t 1 Phone 37 ¥ NDEQSION may be an expensive luxury. 1 Duo to our preparedness program, the longer yon vrait to build the more it may cost. Next month • . • next week * * * or even to* morrow a new home may coal more than today« Prices may . ... and often do • • . change overnight. Use them while they are still low. Call us today about building, improving or repairing your home. We’re ready to start See all lha Broadway and Hollywood aUrt right before your aye*. Classified Advertisements BUBINItSS SERVICE Auto Pamtiiig & Body Repair iwttieMtu, ATTENTION FOLKSC Jack h back from Broadway with the latest sensation— , . _ gar el 6*U*«r.,(^ Roy Britt’s] .1938 Plymouth Coupe ... ..... 385.00 Bastard, •fid A it~ft z'W- si,.— . « t . low. th e .D . ” “ ---s_ _ (It ba ■ 1 » tha b Ighost biddar At tha V W k ' x____ _ _ O. V .HXBKDOK. AdralaietnCHa af lid cataia of eaart nevse i s e r • • the first * '” Clerk Cl rents Court. Senslnoln JAMES BENJAMIN HOOAN. . ICnesSay la M e month et De-winCounty, Florida. deceoacd her. l i l t , which Is tbn* 1st « a y ot (Official 8ba!> k ffo n r a o r APPLICATION POM • TAX DEED rHAPTPJI I74ST OP i m EVERY NIGHT IS NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS! m V. u» at 691 - m11 h—1 ^rry light, In a Southern community substances, being where gardening la a year round should be weighted down with activity, we muit ba alert during a little soil to keep them in tha winter to protect our plants placa In spits of strong winds. Dairy manura la racommended against a sudden freeie. Nor­ thern gardeners have apent the aa a mulch for shrubs anil trees Priorities and national defense in some localities. This is effec­ *re reflected In football. The but month getting ready for the Inevitably low temperatures tive only In those sections wnerc Orange Bowl was to have been en­ low temperatures larged to 05,000 seat* for the New ahead, but here In the South an consistently unexpected freeze la apt to catch prevail. During alternate spells Year’s Day classic, but tha steel ue unprepared and our gardens of warm and cold there is n |shortage hrlted these plann aal of stimulating new the capacity remains at 40,000, will suffer accordingly. One cultl danger snap can be just as dsvastaling growth which would ultimately to a totally unprotaeted garden ba destroyed. However, th’fs Is Ik T i l 91 COURT OF T i l 91 COUN­ TY Jl IMJ9:, N flN IN O t .91 COUN­ as a whole teison of protracted a good practice In sections where More th'n a quarter of a million TY. PTATM OF FLO R ID A. / plants remain dormant all win­ spectators wlU crowd into the cold. IN It 91 T il91 KHTATK OF ter. Under these clrrumstanre. Proper mulching la one of or the »er. unuvr m«in (ire u »n w i»,. downtown streets of Miami on JAMKH I1KNJAMIN IIOOAN. D«caaaad. best forma of protection that canjthe manure forma a warm blan- New Year’s F.v* to see lh* King IT F R O n iT E . ba given to tender roota. A list over Ihe roots until Spring Orange Jamboree Parade that t o %i.i* w hom rr m at cotwhen It can be turned Intn th» precede* the Orange Uowl foot­ number of materials, Including CUNT i soli to do Its work os a fertlll. Not Ira |« ilv e n that HftM. Ornca' peat moss, bagasse, pine needles, ball classic. Merritt filed har final report a* Spanish mots, well rotted saw i*r. Adrninlatralrlx o f tha *atat« of Water la another source of dust, oak leaves and straw, have J .im « Itenlamln Ifo ia n . derea^ad: LEGAL NOTICES , »' •» "ha flin t her patlrion fo r final been used with sucres*. The us* protection against cold. If » | dlerh.'vrire, and that aha w ill apof leave* or straw requires n free** I* predicted, water your Notlea la haraby glyan th *t 1 nly !•» tha Honoruhla I t W. Wars, thoroughly because i am ru iagad In bualnaaa i t 1901 N County little special handling. Thtae gardan Judia of Hamlnoli County. dry-rooted shrub Is In far great, I Irat HI. Hanford. Florid*, under Florida on tha |*| day of •r danger than a shrub whon« lh* flctllloua nama Hotel M ayfair Deremhar '1941, fo r approval o f and that I Inland to raglatsr aald earn* and for final dlarharia a* roota have been made “ airtight" n.uno nurauant to tha la rm i of A'lmln le t rat r|x o f tha 4%tntS of moisture. A fine mist tha “ Irlrtltloua Nama Ntlfata** Y O U R G E A R S by sprayed over young needling* (Chapter 109*1 I#*wa o f F lo rid a ) wltn lh « Clark o f lha Circuit \MMM1 and allowed to freeze will help ARE HARD Court o f Hamlnola County Florida. them through a cold spell pro. J. II. IIINTKItMIHPF.Rvtried the light coating of Ire I* Laaasv, TO S H IF T . * thawed the next dny ny another Nov. 7. 1911. hosing before the xun strikes the plant*. B ring Your Car Great danger Una in haphaz­ IT THE CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH j t niciAf, n n c u rr. i t a n d ardly covering plants wjlh any .To Us For Pro­ Foil HMMINOLM COUNTY* FLOhandy article. Ton often we rush KIIIA. IT UIIANCMIIY. I out and hurrlmll/ wrap our ALM A IXit-TNU U. A LLE N . H aln per Lubrication! llff. shrub* In a shvel or table cloth, -VR. • burlap or ranvaa. The combined LAW R E N C E LEON ALLEN. Daf#nweight nf these material* with dant. I) IV OH CPI Ice often cause* greater injury ORI99CR OF FURLICATIOT ' by brrakage Ihnn would havo NTATM OF T U IR ID A . G R K B tresulted from exposure. Bur. 1938 Plymouth Coupe - ......... 265.00 1040 Chevrolet DeL... Town Sedan 850.00 m W ILLIE LEE CRUM PLE* lltb • Cypress, wants diihwaaklng llBED APPLIANCES, Rt Job al cafa ef botoL ______ )r UotMd Wood and Xa ■ .v1 Rang** priced for quick tala lh* > •• used apaca baater. Boo JESSIE CRUMPLES, 11th It WMta filling atatkin B C idaoa ak Oroaa’s Fuai Gas Barrie*, Across from post ofIke, BaofoH, Florida. UBIKO FEEDS at Tewht*a,> Ore, WANTED TO EBHT tmatl t m V M M- S m . •&ra ss at -A Sr a m ’ } • V' *** \ ":\ 7‘ I “ r . ™®»®8plSsi . ...__. . , t.\ 4 •’vlV JVV •( ’ w . vvr'/v' 1 ---------- - .---------------- T? • V V {*; • .* i -I* ’*• «• '• - m / -v - * ■ \ :• . a- , >v. % By FRAN » �S B " Sanford Is Tbe Only Central Florida City A ffo rd in g Hull, Iligh tvaj And W a lrr Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER . s a n f o r d , Fl o r id a , s a t l r d a y . N o v e m b e r 22.1941 r > *. Settlement D e p e n d s Upon Capitulation O f North African Colonies To Nazis German Advance On Moscow Costly Soviets Report That Foe Wants Moscow Despite A ny Cost ■r « » m i i»tw pw Tfc* Irag^eo'lgcd D J * 0 nr ll UK fmnboM at Tobruk kaa brokJ* cat around lk« port and ? * * *» Hallaa armored Mrtlgr rut art la eastern Libya ara being traaad between ItrltUh lank ealamaa, lie Eighth Army headgaarters derlartd today. ANKARA -P * Nay. 22^_(AI*) of a Ilritiah *£ ?■**• *■ Nortk Africa. American equipment JjayIn* «a Impartaat part. Kaa palled neatral Turkey to tKa British. Humeian t lu * • " * ’ * P Io» * U here WUfTl, _**•**» a prominent Tarfclafc (eneral, hark from aa laaportion or the Germanbattlefront, waa rrpaflad to knee dearribed Nail waaea aa “ anormoex" and the tasaral altaatlaa of the Ger■Wi war machine not ao "*aad aa It la represented to _ . r- l e d ------- R. J. Thomas (le ft), president of (hr United Auto Worker*, is shown in sn Infor­ mal conference with Philip Slurray, CIO presi­ dent, at the CIO convention In Detroit. Up­ Chamber Lists Accommodations F or T ou rists LB* Germans announced Persons W ith Rooms today tha capture of ItoatovN o t Listed Asked oo-Don, the “aplaot to Ru»T o N otify^ H iggins /* In bitter lk on t^e North Tha Chamber of Coqimereo to­ it toe Brltlah a vktory in the first day Heted all hotels, apartment eoOWon of tbe massed tank houses, 1 and rooms In privata ____ f knocked out half of tha Cermam* tanks and sur. rounded 700 mors ntar Tobruk. Tta Soviets report that tha Germans apparently are under m orders to taka Moscow at all cotta, but tha advance, U slow and costly. * Roma admits a.big battle but Cw lleest Q» r » « t Twe) •Qualifications Of Bird House Entries Stated .• --------- School children tan yean of ace or more may enter the an­ nual bird house building con­ test which la sponaorad each year by tbe Sanford Garden 9CIuh, Mrs. J. 0. Woodruff, chairman of the club's commit­ tee, atatad today. Mr*. Woodruff fat naming tha -stipulations for bouaaa used by various bird famlllaa said that A the "Martin" houses must eon. tain I t or more compartments cssh 6x6x114. with doors mea­ suring two inchss In diamster and on# Inch above the floor, also sufficient drainage. Since this ^family lies# In colonies and a •grea t many birds live In the bouse, these separate com. are neces- holding John L. Lewis' strike order to tha sterl. owned cnal mines, the CIO governing body fully endorsed his demand for » union shop. Sidney Nix, Jr., Attends Meeting Sidney Nix. Jr., senior at Stetson University was one of eight studrnts attending the bi-annual national convention of Gamins Sigma Epsilon, national honorary chemistry fraternity, on tho campus of Rronau College, Gainesville, Gs, Friday. Mr. NU Is thu son of gy. and Mrs. 8. J. N ix. of %tnford. N I MHER 7.1 Germany Asks Big P rice For Presidents Proposal French Peace Is Accepted By Mine . Union Leaders A t CIO Convention ^Victory la Claimed By British In B ig Massed Tank Fight j In Northern A frica Member Aswoelaled Press Christmas Seals WiD Be Sent To City Residents Annual Tuberculosis Drive W ill Begin On Novem ber 24 NEW YORK. Nov. 22 (Ah— Germany is prepared to trans. fortn her armistice with Frsncr Int# s formal peace settlement In return for sweeping ronce*. Slons in North Africa, reliable quarter* in Europe Informed the Assiciated Press today. These quarters said Germany's desire for air base*, route* for the transport of men and sup­ plies to help withstand the Brit­ ish offensive In Africa lay be. hind the vigorously pursued nr. gotistiona of the past ten days. One European political. nbaenr. rr said it waa apparent the Nails attached more importance to winning France to their new nr. ' h?.n h* Yln* Oily In the f„|d. H»fh French ind German leader* wiU meet aoon, possibly to datide upon some new form of collaboration or even out-andout French capitulation and full membership in the Axle, reliable advice* reaching the Associated l’rv*» from 'Europe eatd Friday night. The informants said that Marshil I'etain and Adolf Hitler themselves might sit down to*ether at the conferenrv table. IV hni and where the meeting might by held was cloaked In strict secrecy. Thp Vichy censorship permit­ ted only this comment to be transmitted: "Official circles know nothing about it." New Smyrna Fire Chief Talks To Elks On Bombs hire Chief E. C. llrnshsw of This year, as In previous New Rmvrns liearh gsve a na­ years, Chnstmns seals will be tional defense demonstration end mailed In persona living in Ss i k * talk on bombs and how to han. homea available tn t tourist aclord ami If th- receiver wiehgi dip them last night at the Elks etfr4 —1 .— . to 4-eep snny< nuinhvr o f seals >>s»tteg In their club hnu.e, .Sec­ retary W. J. Thigpen ennounrrd cltisens YrNtT rbohrS* kvallahlo hot mslled to him, he In turn sendthis morning not listed to notify tha^ Chamber the money to the- Nr ml nub- County After the lodge meeting, Mr. of Commeres so that Inquiries Tuberculosis Association. other- |llenshsw rhowrd pictures made ctn be more promptly takrn care wise, he is rrqursted to rs-lurn "n hit recent trip to Canada sf. A (tore was broken Into, s rsr j the seals, Mrs. J. I- Ingb-v, I w1h*/» hr studied bombs. In"In order to carry out our was stolen and articles were la. (hristmu* *cal chairman of tli • I CL in the pictures were *oni«* , l,rmorr‘l c* r* u*ed by fire plan for accommodations for ken from two parkad cars yea. orffuniuition, stated today. According to the chair man, >t*Uon* in Canada. Mr. Ilrnthaw winter visitors, the Chamber of terdsy, police stated today. Manuel Jacobeon, owner of a Mm. J. H. Van Hoy wa* th.• 1,1,0 drmonatraUd tha stirrup Commerce has compiled aa ac­ u§ed lr. England curately aa possible a list of clothing stora on Banfoid Avenue, fimt pemon in the County to . Pun*P hotels, apartment houses, apart­ announced a tentative loss of purcha»o *eaU. Any cititcn who *°d talkrd on the aubject of in. tloes not receive eeala the t ir*» I ^omb»re. ments In privata homes, garage about $150 when robbers ^h e «tirrup pump,** Mr. I* apartments, tourist homes and moved about 14 Suits from his of the week anil desire* to pur. declared, "with It* fine huuses available in Sanford and establishment some tlmo Thurs­ chu*e them in a*kfd to telephone j *baw the co° ’* the bomb in a few Seminole County,” a statement day night. Th rss1of the suits 170. and place hie name on minute* so that it can be cov. Issued by tha Chamber of Com­ were discovered In an alley be-I mailing list, Official endomcment o f the fonfin* the heat. The hind the store. merce today stated. Mr. ltoltsclapr, owner of a It’ l l Christmas Seal Sale ws* i*. 'htlla burn at 2,600 degree* and "W o are requesting The San­ surd today bv Mayor W C li « Impossible to approach one ___ __ publish _____ ___ ford________ llerild to this ___ list fip37 Plymouth four door black iw ™e pump." so th a t’ those that havaaccortv- sedan, reported the disappearance Hill in a statement **iven out flanea ran carry from 1.000 modal ions for winter visitors and of the' car last night from where his office in City llall. The rain. pnign weta under way here M« n .| f° Inc^ndl*ry bomhs In a whose names do not appear on it had been parked In front of load,” Mr. Henshaw told the thla list may notify tho. Chamber his house at B06 Myrtle Avrnue. lay, to extend through Christ- Elks, "and they have tn travel Instruments warn stolen from mas. of Commerce immediately, and The Meyer’s statement said: a mile in height and fly at a wa will be. glad to add the names the car of Dr. Helfa and clothes ‘‘ Purchase of Christmas Seals speed of 200 miles per hour to were taken from a truck at the to the llet, hy the citiiaqs of Seminoln Conn, mak* them effective. From 10 “ Wo are aloo particularly an­ state market ty to aid In the nationwide fight to 20 bomba can be dropped at xious to have listings of accom­ •gainst tuberculosis has the un. ona time and one out o f every modations anywhera in 8em!nole Race Stock Seized qualified endorsement of myself, 12 causes a fire." County, such as Oviedo. Lake only as your Mayor, hut as For Income Taxes not Mary, Altamonte. Longwood, a private citlxen. Ruprecht Elected To Fern Park, etc. I f these people “ To protect home*— all our will forward us the specif leathins MIAMI, Nov. «R~</P)—-Stock home* —from the tragedira rause.l Head Men’s Group of accommodations and prices, valued at 1200,000 and owned by hy the ravages of tubcrruloeis wa will ha glad to include them the Gabla Racing Association, is tha commendable* nblrctlve of Cross Episcopal In our Hats. operators of Tropical pa the annual Chriatmaa Seal Cs ni­ “ Wo ara getting a good many seised yesterday by the United ps if n. The eimnle, ilirrct appeal Church Men's Club elected Dr. inquiries for accommodations that Ststea marshal to aatlsfy an in­ of that campaign comes to us R. W. Ruprecht to serve as pres­ ara developing from “ our adver­ come I n Hen against William with the approach o f each holL ident of the organisation for tho tising program, and thla pro­ V. Dwyer, former track, official. day acason. I trust that we shall coming year at tha last meeting haid Nov. 10. gram la just-getting underway. Deputy, Marshal Jack P- Peequick In responding, not only Other officer* elected hy the Tha number of applicants will pirn attached 1PM shares of com­ be to a 'civic duty, but to a nation, grsup arc: Ed Malsch. vice pres. Increase very.matastaUy. It Is mon stock and 120 of preferred wide .appeal. Ident; Ralph Austin Bmilh, aertha Intanlion of tha, Chamber of stock and HO of preferred stock " L it us all buy Christmas Commerce to mimeograph thla held In ssdww Ip the First Ns- Seals thla year. I<*L every greet, ratary: C. J. Rumph, treasurer; J, L. Ingley snd Fred Ball, pro. list aa soon aa -ft Is complete lions I Bank In tbs name of Wil­ ing card and gift parkagr that mail H to Om People mak- liam J. Kelly, Dwyer's son-in- goes forth from Heminota Conn, gram chairmen. Inquiry so that they can law. ty bear theaa Heals, a sign that 11a It either direct with the The government claims It re* our community Is alive to ila Mrs. Gets presents IS percent of the track’s responsibilities and, •• In pro. Favorable Verdict stock and was allottod to Dwyer vioua years, la doing ila part In In a* recent reorganisation. great national driva." Car Stolen, Two And Store Entered Friday Workers * Committee Immediate Return To Work By Strikers Is Keeommended By .Mine I’nliey Group L a k e S h o r e B eautification Pro ject Outlined By J a y c e e s The general idun t. h. followed In land-eapimr th-- in i around Ihr bridge on l..ik> M,,,,.Boulevard * short dittuhri' front tKa French Avenue interne- tion i ______ i • and covering approtiniNti l\ |M) John feet on each »idi* of ihs* l.n.lge, waa outlined thi* monim^ hy Nad Smith, chairman of the Jayeta project* committee. Native plant's will ........... in i ’ eraating a tiavrler-** ••letreat" HI- I Ri»l I *2 — ( A !•) and tha entire ^chrme v%•11 ho * I n rallrf! upon rustic, with cmmiiu lounging furn­ '.til s*ni|tli»vr r< « Its arrrpt Ihd* iture and table* ohm* t oiri-ts firinrinlss ..f Ih r union -h o p " may stop »n*l r«—f t<» s-nio\ ih«*ir fi»r Ihs* iiMimutinn of indunlunch. The Innd hor.lenng the I m .sI liimiiiiM atraam will bt* planted fir-t. «nd the 4iiiiu«l r n n ir n l inn u p . later the cypres* «v\amp tot the 6sfl .« rfviluliiin which watt side will be planted tn such **, *ili«l ili.il ih r prin cip lr of X manner that it may In- com­ * unniit «l'n p . ih«* " p n c < pared to the Cypress Gardens lii.il m in is m runt rih u ting On a email scale, tin- chairman to h*r mtMiiuiiw r « U tumihipM said. I^••twrs•l1 tm pint r ru *n<| r m • At the meeting when the Jav|)lin rr* eeea adopted this pr»p-<f. a num­ ber of members pointed out WASHINGTON. Nuv that th* park may he ui .dually 'Tin* 1 iiiliil S lin o expanded yrar-hv-vear and since Mayor \V. ('. Hill Ims promised WiirKi i * I’•*11<v ( umpiittee "full co.0peratn>n" tre,„ tin- rdv. Iniljn ,-ni I'tiicil Tri'.xitlent there I* said to he a p-.-sdullly I{•>........ iii 'mimi->;i I to r e fe r of extensive work in tins urrn. ih r laidiM - inin*- ciin lrovcrIn connection with the various beautification proji-ct* winch the sv ii> ,i Imaril o f urbilrution Sanfonl (iarurn t'luh has under, mill iretitunirin|r<l the iit)melaken for the coming year, the Honored for hi* work in pro. Garden Center sponsored a sale moling unity. W. intt ll I \\ illki . ili.iir ■*-1iirn iii work o f nil at plants and shrubs at the Cen­ titular hut.| o f flu* Rtpublu in sln k i i * mi Imih eim tivc nnd ter, located in the Smith Fur­ I party, hold* ’ In* t hutt'lniiiin t Milt llll It 111| III Illlniture Store flum in (ti A. M Aw ar d for 17 II . pnspnli'il luni I'h.' h n itd lias liiiiiii-diatcly to 6:60 I\ M. today, Mrs. S in Nrvv U ' l k T lir iivtunl w.t- natm-d l-v ih r I’n — ident to con. C. Dickerson, chairman, an­ «'tj»Mi>hi’t| m 1 “ for tin- pro. . , 1 ,.f I..in, K Mseluian, head nounced. motion of goodw dl and Isa t Is i Hi* I ihui llrp a itn irn t's ConBeautification iimjrrla Include undi'Mlntiding among all ......pi* “ . iliiilu n S r r m r -i* the pu b lic planting ami landscaping of the i. p ii illa tive . Itriija in in Fairgrounds surrounding elementary I , - - . - p i . - i d . ui .if I '. S. Steal, •shoal*, Fevwald.Laughton Me­ it pi>-■ tiling flic Steel ladUSfTV morial Hospital, the County rt.Urt |.m.| .1 Ini I l.rwie, president of House Park. In addition fu these III. I'nitr.l Mm. Winkers, re pre. plans, club women will assist the ., ni in,. |,l...i l.i un, mfnrmed the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Pi ■' ...I, ni ni a three paragraph beautifying tho Uike Hhmc I.H ., „ f ip. I'.dicy I'.immittee’a boulevard. I, If,II |i was MI reply hi the Plants and shrubs which were VV V S H IN G T O N . Nov |- l e d . -i -..ni him tnilay hy tha told st the Center today Include: 1In- W hilt- House aitmuin* ■ I t in. f Executive anni.iiiicing the Red patience plant. Sultana, Arditia, Wedetla, I’eperania. t.nloy th.it it hud hell i >1 i.-t i lint lull . f the three man hoard I potter)), Tetrapanax, I’urpl ninny is planning a ron t.-i. o ,. and filin g the board would be. w*ok immediately and stsv bauhinia, Rayena, I’andalanthus.l "".I l’i"'"i*inir »<>nie "high. .... . gin -...ii .i-muiii.oisly until. Banana 'plant, Coleus, Cartii. « f <T«nnnin- •-l.;.«-il- ,n‘ Ik. o «.o k i* completed. Aspsrsgus fern, Duranla, Dry li, v itist•-•■i u.id r ••stnrillloll ■f o*-iIlla/o.g gnu* felled III pickets phyllrum, Surinam cherry. Cas­ lii'li.I, nr,- •f nil K m .. I. i.-i.hn in a tinMb- between I mn- " sia, Mexican flame vine, Au.tr» i.->n ►iik-i- ao*I picket* in the Stephen K lltly. W h ile Hull Man neks, Ilegonla (potted), llcgfield*. turbulent 1 is s i i , ,..,l ania (tocanm and vinusla,), Sleii- pre*-. -eeretn ry. imule il. ei.l. i t Ihe file.day old United nlntliim (yellow elder), Llri«|»\ lieilllei lllelil mill eii|tlll|elll' -I I 1 *1»ikr Ul?i Mm. \\ *i k • *1' Coco riuniosa palm. Pandora Ihr <i •nfrri'iui* ' wh'UlM captive •ui|»illl> "vtlir.l i.. 1 vine, I-Iguetrum, Koelrvutrrin. 1••lltllo •1 vt* II ah* a* 1 « f iMii •* III |U* K iln Vomurtcria, Dieentrn ....... .. wliii r'-iilly |l»*|lt'\* Ml !*• \ •• i 1 '\n i 1 II |IH krl wa lit il 11 it i 111mi «r (hireling heart) an<| Allamandu. HUM » it \ ami ho •luBiituitu n n«»I •mly of K m •»!• • l\ ht Mill • h i !•> tfiinfiri* a* (Jets Award | Mi »n Named On | Arbitration Board 'John Sleelnmn, Lewis And Benjam* in l airless Selected Early Discounts (German Formula For Peace Pact hill (l Ihr i'll III •• vk.ut.r Jap Negotiations A re A t Standstill Dispatching System •l l . x r .iiiMti's |l| • ih#* llrp uM ir Uorpor- i *I\els- inin**:* nrnr Frc. •|i i it kt sin / hiiMltc rminlv Sh»*rlff Frock, wiin IijiI ••\lire •■'♦'ii frur Iho *itWASHINGTON, Nov. .-1.11! D f I'lu n o Inadc(|Uatc ii.limn wiii “ going In g«*t worne/* iilf'il lo IJ'iviTiior .1union for —Japanese.Amcrlcin ncgotlntinn* WASHINGTON. Nov 2 r i I i n» si slnm •• •#f still” |mlioo. .fiimoi for a Far Eastern aattlement ou r 1 1 * v liml I*•I•I I ho liutiro In inThe iiv il Aeronautic* ll.iai.l, were at a standstill Friday night. Tokyo's special emissary? Hshu- repotiin?- Thursday on the m i -I t •••» «’*•#!•• in tin ilnlto ili'Mir*l»,p* Vilicn h igh wiiv4 wcr#« plum nnlv Airline* i, Kurusu, and Ambassador No­ o f ' an Eastern mura were not among callers at m ar Vem Beach, last Apr :l.' hha k.-d, onl.-t u written re. •' ("i aid was niade hy peacu the state department during the •aoI the airline did not provide .i puiliculur rmninunnor was any appointment an adequate dispatching *y*trni, "On made for a resumption of the so that aircraft could be inform- ''V I of changing flight condition*. | conversations Saturday. Specifically, tho board said, » * , „ ■ . •>___ _ At hie noon press conference, Secretary Hull reiterated that the prohublu cause of the uccl- ( L l j , l i t B o y S J O ID I»rrirrrn u u ix < n T 'l n K the conversations of tha past ih lit "was loss o f control of the * rtlJL* v n jt lv l- V 'lU IJ four tleys had been purelp ex­ airplane while huing npernted on — —* . ploratory, without reaching the instruments and while enevun-] itage of establishing a basis for lering severo turbulence in a> F’lghl new member* were In­ line squall, tho existence of which , ituitnl Thursday night hy tha negotiallona. the carriers ground personnel had lake Monroe Roys' I’rogrcssive In Tibet mtn dwell at altitudes failed to inako known to the < luh at a meeting at the high captain." |school farm, Alex Johnson, of 16,000 feet. ■ ■ |thrir 'teacher, icvealril yesterday. Thirly-fivu lays were present and Albert Tucker was elected reporter. Mrs. Christina Andrews wa* After Ihe meeting, (ho boys •wtrdad 11,000 whsn a circuit played game* and enjoyed a court Jury brought in a verdict wrlnrr mast. la her favor ysstarday in her The boys who wero initiated Florida Legionnaires ara stag-march.il in rlcvrnth place, Richard Hass, Harold ■ait against tha Atlantic Coast tog. • dstarmlnad membership Joel Field, local commander, an- were: Una Railway to which sha Kastner, Woodrow Davli,’ Richer! driva In an attempt to ba among nounred yreU-rilay a visit here charged that her husband waa iy iho State Commander of the Iluinhalough, Hugh lloyd, Tommy killad hy the railroad last May, tha first 10 (tataa of tha nation, Laglon, Rupert Cavlneas, who is Henson, lawrrnce I'carson and Ban lor Vie# Commander of the awarding to InformsUoa receiv­ making tho rounds o f ell posts Alb«'rt Tucker. ed from 0- P. Herndon, clerk of local post, Nad SoUth, said this in the stato In regard to the morning. tha Circuit Court this morning. F A U M E R M S I G N H IIF -F TTS "Membership determines lha membership drive. The Sanford post is 61 mem­ position of tha •tataa," Mr. C. R. Dawson, county agent oralth added, “ and also tha order bers short o f tost year’s murk. of the United States Depart, to which tha organisations will Many of these men have moved ment of Agriculture said this of Hiwn, town, snu and while ones wnua pew ** tJ '**" ti*-» _11 panda to tha national conven­ out oi tion to New Orleans next gear." • " of lh,'n‘ do urged to ram. to (ho county Mr. Smith emphasised lha Im­ not register. Twenty new members were add­ agent's office and sign thstr 1041 portsaca to tho stato o f ] Soil Conservation work ahaat. ed recently and application This sheet 1* identical with tha Florida division bstog among blank* ran ba obtained from Mr. Farm Defrnte Program. first 10 to tho panda. reporters and photograph* Smith at tha Sanford Furniture spates thstg gttsntlsii an— tha Company far—any— World— Ws* W eather 10 and much valuable, na- veterans who are not members 7 arida publicity can ba ob- and ara interested In Joining. Florida— l*artly cloudy. mild tnJnad," ha cooUnuadA special masting will ba called tonight and Sunday. Possibly oc­ Plorida near needs MOO more by tha local commander to vote casional light rains In -if 22 Andrews President Approves Defense H ighw ay Bill WASHMOTON, Noe. 22.—DPI —A defena* highway hill, au­ thorising appropriations of 1220,000.000, racamd President Rooeevalt's reluctant approval yestarThe Preaidant signed tha •urs, ha said, bacauaa it author­ ised 6160,000,000 fsr access mads Legion Begins Membership Drive To Place Florida Among “Upper Ten” new members by tha gnd of trsms northwest portion tonight next weak. Th# (losing data on snd In extreme north portion. tha present driva ia Nor. 80. Mr. Smith also- nrgad wawhara wha have not paid their dues to do so before Nov, NX V .V .1 r �* I I •* • ^A f . rU J \Ny&W.# V. M ... 's . 1 a. .___.__ *^P 6*71 a iw tivn i T h e Sanford Herald *'»• * . | M s y m r a l a T S « t ln a M la l » » aaltaaal ftela ml a t a m W a t Srrlaaa are »a ta a a la »4 la (ha lanaf g t iM a a a| aha n a a t r r with ,,(> • > » • * * • • rterv la f t l c s g s aaal RPAY RIIJDE VERSE FOR TODAY MOST BEAUTIFUL UP8 KKHT, ON RK. iND RESPECT ON ER. HE WORTHY I FRIENDSHIPS: Jeao to me, amt more light but death port THE gABBATH EARLY j F n m Tba Washington Poat) U Bran Uia Sabbath early A fd Jeous walked through lh« Tba mom lika a bud lay folded. The blackbird alept on the thorn, Jjttgbt atilt dampened the stubble, A wraith moon bun( In the iky, S#4 Ibe wind first sensed a preAnd whispered the atalka. "H e 3a Thablrd ahot up from ber neat. Ing, Vha aun burat forth full bom, The sarth aanr under llla foot- Another good reason for building a dot hoopital in* dom-nple County In that lioapitala ate coming more ami morn into :*-puUr u « an the average aide person realizes how much better his chances for recovery are if he goes tn one of them immediately when he gets sick and as the task of paying hospital bills is made lighter. Our present 23-bed hospital- baa by no means proved adequate even during the past ten or twenty years mwcii many persona still clung to the gneie^t prejudice against hospitals and feirtti that if they pver intend pne they would never come out alive. How iquet) lain adequate it would lutve been if all our poonle kndtv.ju most of them know today to what extent good hospitals are In reality life savers. Another very potent reason operating in .the past against going to hospitals, except In cases pi dire emer­ gent y, has been the cost of the experience. In cases of child birth, for instance, many women would pty/er to take a chance and have their children at home aecruse (t costs mare to go to n hospital, even if safer, pn-l there are so many other rxpehaes which haVo Ip be met at that time. This matter of cost has been taken care of to a large extent in most communities for a Urge segment of our imputation by the charity wards in apr'jiia hospitals. In the cities people who cannot afford to go .to n hospital can go anyway and their hills are paid py other more well-to-do patients, by charity organizations or by the gov­ ernment. Today it is the middle class which Is hit the hardest by hospital hills. _ Dr. (Jijbcrt Osincup of Orlando, prtsldanM*,cc‘. of llie Florida Medical Association, says that medical care lias not been equitably distributed* in the United States since 1029 and that persons of moderate 1 Income often hesitate to can. a doctor at the beginning of a disease l>ecaum> of the high cost involved. As a consequence Selective Servicj lias shown as many defectivo men today as In 1018 despite the advance in medical science. To overcome this rather distressing situation, Dr. Os­ incup' predicts that “the government will soon institute hospital insurance for all those subject to the Social Secur­ ity Act,” some 60,000,000 persons. The average cost to the individual would amount to only about one-half cunt per day and when he geU sick or injured, the government would foot the bills both for doctors and hospitals. Now the taxes to support this plan—thJg one-half cent per day per person—would be levied and collected Iron the people of Seminole County, the same as from the people of every other county in the United States. Uut If Seminole County has no hospital, or one not sufficiently Urge to accommodate all Seminole County patients, why naturally they will go to some other county when they F or T o u r is t* THE D A R K , HOUKSW ST B «W S The Medical Canter In Bustle saw has two oyrgsn Unto. '• Maw they’ re calling Canaveral 4‘4h* Rlnaapore of the United bloodshed ha* started In 1 mfners' strike. We hope d t* belnr split In y*ln. only m r to get ahead U a n an old timer if you ibar whan the most daring ns sBnorel was the “ slit L-Clermont Proa*. Yoab, Mi’ra not so old If you cap emiunber the kick you ua«d * * Manager ASSmat J807 French 1101 Park III) P tiJ * i t 14 PxyT • 1702 Park 300 717 2118 008 W. „ 1700 Park Park Park FirsL I’siW * 2404 Park 010 Park 320 Oak S l l Maghnlu 618 Park 1,18 W. Fourty Manage) Mrs. C. D. Brumlvy -Mr*- J- J- Catea Olctoogh Realty r a “ T T J B . ClementT Langtry *11 J V * 407 W. Tint U fDer 1*16 Magnolia Leaker Mahoney 2004 Magnolia 1000 Park Lea N a z is C a p tu re m C ity dm ) Gallup poll show* 70 parcaut LAKE M ARY Air Corps Chief Will Leave Soon Fat b rid le East MUUr ,7Q3 W. Plra* Palmetto Lodge SIS Palmetto Park .171,7 Peak Rota Court Sanford A ILK Roaiar OlS West Pleat SanLanU BaatJUtli Mr. snd Mra. 0. L. Blnquefield, Mr. and Mn. C. C. 8lnque. field and children Dalton and Franeta of Pelham, Go., Mias Nell Binquefleld of Orlando and LONDON. N ot. vJJffita Mis* Jonnle Harmon of Sanford Harper were weekend guests of Mr. and .fffc W tbaf’& Unltdd Army l i * * Buue *’ Mn. — H. — M Cochran. " ' Takach James Cochran of Bradenton, Florida spent last weekend with m S S m i Sutee warplanes which ha ju Mr. and Mr*. J.'D. Cochran. Mlsa OcUvIg Blades arrived Tuesday night from TalUhaanee to * ' spend o week with bar mother, paign. Winding up nearly, six weeks Mrs. A. B. Blades. AnaUy O. Dlades of Roma. N. Y. and Frank­ of ln*Dt<tloaa aad csafaMM* lin C. Blade* of Follitoa, Mary­ land arrived Tttarsday - and "WUI spend n short time with tlpfr tfr S fjS r'D .S mother before returning their 1ng ground for Anterleon-bnllt I r i f r against the 4Qarn|an alr-1 homes. Rav. A- B. Matxen of Sanford has Loan naked to supply In the •Brett added) "The time of Dw Lake Mary Community Church on ^tratospknra fighter* and .homben U at hand and both Londcsi Sunday. The First Aid Class will mast' brfd the Unitad 8tats* moat aim oaceual Monday night at eight O’clock at the Cemmunlty Budd­ “ ® > i d ha wmm .hurrr^g > ing.-The masting for Thursday Cairo to moat th* American A »night wlU not be bold at that ttaw •ny mission an w ot* fnm» «t*on account of the Tbattkaghring United Rtataa and Jw .wlll ratUiw to Washington hated P**1. IfMary Tourist Oub meats Tuesday night at the hour of ■ P. M. Special pritaa will b* Public W arned ptyen and a good time for a ll. U Schen\ers> ^ cketft** promised. lid 1 W »? F ln rt *600 Sanforjl 208 N. Jerk Let A. LrhA Kiaa BUan Mah-ney 1000 Oak Are. M. A. .Yairlnatm U Waal First Street JUT. A- S- Peek Me*. M. U Burt* Mra. 3- R. S i n ' l l A. D. Rader Mta. G. P. Cowart V. A. SpTr M. A. Yalvlngton Mra. D. L- Harpta 803 ‘WaaC 2ml tUrcoW ' Armnka Takach *13 MagnoliV *19 Elm ,7pi Magnolia » a 1000 OSk ,W. ;Sigth 70# W . F it# 41* Magncjla 2000 Park 217 -.W. Twelfth ■ 1112 Myrtle “ S i # 3 W- Fipt Pt Holland WU1 Attend State Chamber Meet Mra. W. JL MeMurrsy M . A- .YaWiiwton U 4 -Wart lat St. Mra. W. A. Lsffler i t U JUb locus Court ^PRIVATE 60S Ork 1L11 Cilery OCALA. Nor. Warning wsa luuod hoe* to4*y by Home* U Smith to prepvleton o ( pR ty p * , » f hueIpeas to ho am Jhefr guard agate* “ 0 ^ PANAMA CITY, - Nov. 22— Ipadal)— Gorerncr Bpasaard Holland and b<a antlr* ttb*t hay* mad* reaerrmtlona for * Sliver Anniversary Msmbarlip Msating of th* Florida late Chamber of Commart* her* i Dec. 1 and I , W. 0. Bharmaa, t*Mk W. w ij Ubor WUcy- w«ul»Inr from the West F«»th W i)i F.te » ‘h waur half th* tanks h* had put action. In tyre haUia* Thuradpyforernnpara o f tha aMirtbmi •ha Germ»n» lost jfc Retail A dveH i% f Makes i xl l r Biir " H P Incrauu “ » AaUaa/BHtCr eve E lake Manr • <3. D. Workman tat everybody feels tha lamo •bout th# dictatorial'Lawta, r #tarybody want nn a strike TOWat wa wouldn't hays Uuction. tmg left to fleht for.— Deals The seizure of. pyivata property by governoWnt in Wa won’t .hay* anything to for anyway (pr to fight an OMound twang af eonfroUIag unions which ' ab-iice I K .omathlng Un’t don* against the nubile tatpreat. 1 ^ ' Una* or* holding faat agalnat rat L twU. ^ w w tm S m r 3 gOHRipT BOMBS capital said tba latest German advance, begun three days nga, tad bean held to a standstill. The Moscow radio told of the flghilag southwest sad south, seat of Tula. muniUoaa crater 100 raliea south of Moscow. It aald the Russian* had destroyed H> German tanks and Urge num­ bers ef bars af infantry Infantry In a tkrvi-.day um-.day jmtUo, In thalr attempt to aaclrtW Tula, tha Germans continually brought up rslnforcanaale and pressad the attack, hut warn thrown hack by numatkally 18ferlor Scv 1st troops, tha account ,..4TwA ,80?nd, policy will W uira unlaw to aatd. The British Imperial A m y hav petlle their JurNdlctlonal agreement* without halting nro- eaclrclad largo units of the Oar- , E Blank E. ltalcy M n . Martha Hall claims the efforU of Rritfch to break out of Tobruk wero-foiled. Vichy announces that Matahal Prlaln la to ejalt Paris tn confer with a high German of. flelal. believed to be Adolf Hit. ler. The move U Internrated to mean full French collaboration or rapltulallret. . The Russians acknowledged last night that a “ serious- sit­ uation" had arisen In the -XaU area of the Moscow front gng, declared the , Red Army, .isese “ mobilising all fnrcee" to Last a German encirclement threat there. Intense fighting raged In bitUr cold on all key roads to Mas. ___ S 'S S tiit *• * Mm Hintsrml.t-r ICsstissea Ferns N e t lag saily. S 60S Oak *W p i R eds* - R . C. WOODS to w n ■BMjmoni B xD (#3. K o s to v -O n -D o n , walked throush the that.if CHUKKMV 1 <i nfwjM ’iM �. f ; ' PACK TIIRKV SANFORD, FLORIDA A n d Personal Activities LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Telephone 148 Penelope W allace Celebrates Birthday A At THE. CHURCHES Complimenting her daughter, Penelope Ann. on her eighth birthday anniversary, Mrs. Wat­ son Wallace entertained with a birthday psrty at the home o f Penelope's aunt, Mrs. J. N. Gillon. on Palmetto Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Red poinsrttiaa were combined with white chrysanthemums to rsrry out a color theme of rad and white. In the dining room the table. Isce covrred, waa cen­ tered with a large white birth­ day raks bearing eight light*;! randies. For the games, which waft! participated In tr the children, nrises were won hy Sue Cellum, Irene Greene and Joe Melach. Jr. After Penelope had opened hrr gifts the gursts were ush­ ered into the van! where re­ freshments of ire rrram and hirlhday eake were served from bright colored tables. Celebrating the oceasion with the hnnnrrr wrre: Dial Bovle, Carolyn Patrick. Sue Colluni, Penrose Hutchison. Marinrle Sheppard. Dolores English. Shir­ ley Middleton. Patsy Stoked. Mary Helen File. Anna Kalher. inr Corley. Kay Holtirlaw, Kath­ erine Babcock. Carolyn Rowland. June Kli»»hcth Jrnnlng,. Irene Greene, Flora Kipp and Valerie Vanehn Alan. Jre Corlev, Jackie Bow. land. John Fite. Joe Meisrh, Jr., ties Power* Ronnie Garner, Drnnv Stafford. Edward Varn, Bobbie Axt. Watson Jennings. Bill Jennings. Charle, Gillon Ward and Robert Gavin. Alan, Mi,s Franee, Morrow. Mrs. J. M. Gillon. Mr,. Charles Steenwerth, Mr. It. W Jennings. Mr. L. W Wallace, Mr, R I. Wal'aee, Mr, Charles Ward. Mrs. J. M. Gavin. Mr,. J. N Gillon snd tha hostrsa. ihrr «» i .*.«.i ,iu i nr* up my soul' <I'aalm* I* 4) Among ihr .ifa4i<>n« which com* Telephone Employees I*rla*» thf |rsa.ni Serm.tn la th« folliswing from ihr tllble "Whit? See Motion Picture knot* \r nail th.il pour body tg frmplo ..f th*- ||ol> iIhoa| which lg In ioii tsh'rh >r ha\# of ijoj, and Members of the 8<mthem Bell iT"” - •. i f .*rr not kotjr t.«n ’ For ys* ir t Kvon ns Wnruhli* 7 l'» I* 'I. Telephone System throughout 1' 8 UNOAT ihrrtfofft Thr Hrmlse..!*- lliftt. Si 1... 1 *?!••* to ughi «»lih a prlr* Friends of Mrs. C. M. Hand t'lub will ItAtf ihdlge ssf III*' glssiifk ilosl m >our body, and In ,T h e Townsend Clubs •( the Florida seers guest, of officials of will regret to learn of her ilL >imii wpiril a hit h at* <l«»d*a (I singing Flltn Congressional District will the system when they entertained ness at her home on Ea»t Twen­ 4 •r I i« :«n hold their monthly conference at last evening with the showing of tieth Street. the |r,*..n Sermon al«o lnrlud»a HOLT mnaa FPI*< np*L the following |i.ia«.«gr from lh« o f he Court House be-innlng at the picture, “ Defense in Dixie,” « III ll< II • hrlnl m Si lenre irRthook. "Hrl* n»v Marlin It«*%1«»r * :30 P. M. to be followed b ; an a picture In natural color, with E. J. Routh and S. (*. Dick­ • in’** aft*f 11•*n11b with Key |n thv UN. HujmU y af l**r lilttilt the erson of Belle Glade are -pend­ address by John W. Weir, Plorlie sound, depicting the part n ii|t|utf, l»k \lar> Maker Eddy: )|..I> i itmmun."f< . I" ' M Townsend representative from South and the Southern Bell's ing the weekend in Sanford with 4‘hurch Hfhtvol. •• .!'• \ XI | The In.Ilk Mtia 111% of man I* no Washington, at 1:00 P. M. tSJ)00 employees have in the Na­ their families. Morning I'ratn He*rin..n II ' •• ! »nir«t>ls* tvea'kiiae It I* oplrlal an.| li.-i'aiiae hi* Ilf* la not it A M tional Defense program Serk 11 ,• |.eag«ie |••••* -•( matter The tinderMONDAY Young l*eo|.l-' In addition to the picture, talk, Mr. and Mrs. H A Matson -i noting ..f tiia spiritual indlvldoI 0A I* M A The Junior Auxiliary of the were heard by II, S. Dumas, vice _1•«11ftk Mith.a man more re^J. mage have returned to Sanford for American Legion will meet at the president of the Company and (•'imhUlile in truth and enablea the winter anti are re-iding at < II141»T 4III HIM. l iiM.tt non him io o-i'ier win i|i«aaae. and Legion Hut at 1:30 P. M. Ilev, Martin lt».« other official* The talks were d e-.gin 's Palmetto Avenue •trait. ip SI? I* The Truth Seekers Class of llvered from Jacksonville over a I |‘raT*r at»l tmii' i. t to •• M --------the Methodist Church will meet special telephone network to cities I Miea l.illian Cameron left yr, I.FMa I iill m i l l ftl IttPItOflK rut.i. fio a m . t i h l m u i i k at the borne of Mrs. H. II. Pat- located i i i in i m il n%rrihF.aa at strategic points. trrday for Lakeland where she To lh«* left of i>rl.tmlo road Ju*t ^Jshail In Geneva at 3:00 P. M. throughout the state. will visit over the weekend with I baygnii II** l*rt atop light. I.. 1••a111 only on • Preceding the “ Week of Pray­ H .fP I Ilev i leo H /.timer I'nsi •» Members of the Sanford office I Miss F.llrn Meriwether at South, •* . f it,-, rwgjtf er*' which will be observed dur­ j "Whrri your* nr*Y*r a airangar” , * i ••unitYtlon— were entertained at the City Auern College Hunditk ■ ing the week of Dec. 1, a Mis­ dltorium In Orlando, where dancing I Hun«l»\ S. ho..| ■ » 4 k X M 1- i*f •••Iticril not sion Study will be taught in the ft»ifen.letti | | Mr A XXirbo.Hi Mr. and Mr,. Jerk Benton snd II ••« of E"Ol| First Baptist Church beginning was enjoyed following the pic­ children. Jerk. Florw* and Eddie •t of Ij. sl ” 4* l i r t r ft t b o o k |. f l u •in h»i*|k*n, a* by fh.t arid ture show and addresses. ' llr I iim kimii HM'l* at 10:00 A. M. * on Nov. 24. ii.ei ••n-ur av*r y Kieth, returned home yesterday v tMI 14gr a I,;,, Morning " mwhip l l Miami U doing Its *hara In making America art conacloua ai thown by State officials acting as hosts after a three month,' stay In 0 ' these Things Remain" will be r •i.l'ii I Jr and Sr Xon mm f t * ’ tbia intprriiive outdoor art cla*i. kit r mica Guil. Miami UnivrMitf in.I i irflirr »>f '**'• p.»*l the suUftct of the study to he wera: A. B. Dooley. Florida Sodus, N. Y. I *«• « It |ea A lt I* M •if tw i.k !»«• iialnart atuiirnt (foreground) it posing for an artist, while another itudent W. II. Mansfield, taught under the supervision of manager: f. krnlpg Hrl k•• • ♦ >w • I w»|tr*a**lf « lo b « h u pia making a charcoal sketch of Jimmy Billie, Seminole Indian, and hia superintendent; T. V. Mrs. W. P. Brooks, general mia- plant Weatnea.lak Ml.I kk, . k I 1 |,•111* Sl*'k riieitll family. Tha art clan it under the direction of Denman Fink, Univer­ Mr. and Mr, It K Aiken. r M .......... soil kk111, aalf• superintendent: r'on studv chairman. A covered Heard, traffic , l'hur *>•! i % X••nog I •pi.- I . II., i,|w( . Mkrtouanaaa. sity of Miami art inatmetor. Jr., have returned from Asheville dish luncheon will Ip served at and R. R. Stubbs, auditor. , , ........... f r« lo fllfft, • I ahll* ; lo I X I Those from Sanford attending N. C. where they have been •pend­ A»oon. |.l-g|r,r ibrv II*II•I I** The Y. W. A. of the First included: Mr. and Mr,. E. V. ing the summer and are now locat­ ,,,4 .,iik in-1 Mtrif tnir, or • ta n n in c m m it nr r,n<> II I til hai'plnaaa — Baptist Church will meet at the Turner, Mrs. Berts Breeden. Mrs. ed in the Kartlanla Apartments HolU Av* nil* *i Sikflt Hinui IM.I home of Mrs. Pearl Hanaell, L. T. Shepperd, Miss Stella Son for the winter months IIfv I* l» llurilw l*ti«fiir rtwanl—It •• '« i" Mun.luv Mrh.r.rl |A on \ M 401 Magnolia Avenue at 7:30 ger. Miss Thelma Turner. Mis, I •«ftr |a. •! | Treochlng N»tvlc* 11 "A \ ,M ,,f f|o- *4|*lV11 l« 1f*VO. P. M. with Miss Gladys Pippin Mary Williams snd Miss Thro Wfttlnpdtav I'\ rnlnu I'rayrr HerMiss Dorothy Mitchell i, at. I.rog ...flr-r'ng and Miss Martha tVHght as Vk! ekery. »ic». ; is r m ftiih tending the Homecoming festivi­ ^hostesses. ag ein*I wtirh t h#Fa la ties and Georgia Tech.Florida The Interdenominational Clr. , O |rsl intrltl • llaWhVI ir t H T I III III If football game in Gainesville this I.IK i: UftiXHtiF. cle of Moore’s Station will meet weekend a, the guest of the ii ii M xiiris i*\*4i«»i: at the chapel on Beardall Ave­ Revival Service In Beta Theta I’i Hidi-r Ntam lii v •... I. |o %•« A M 4IRIIt« n %* 4II t H4 If nue at 3:00 P. M. Mornhig I'reHi hlnft Sn kU*r. II '*0 Progress A t Church \ if litrtiilbtm Mlnl*t»f The Woman’s Club under the A M f .. ,| \ k \ » 1A41* 11 > I* 1' A 10 I* M ^direction of Mrs. C R. Dawson, Lt. Gilmer 11. St»•»•!* «.nd Mr*.. •ft la A M llibl. to • Kk riling s. I kI. . ; !•» |* \l Tha ravlval services that hava Slraie see .pending * vacUInn {{i| ,| e C l 0 S 8 E n jO V S will sponsor the Red Cross sew. <Tim. ii u •l.l|», II •••* A M been In progress at the Sanford In Sanfoni i* tnk-alk i'tu not how lag session in \he morning. Si I llioll • the guetta of Mr 4 . _. . Ftllftl 11%1-rioT i in hi ii t o • I ......... The Past Matron’s Club, O. E. Asaembty of God, 25lh Street and Mm. 0* M llarrieon enroutr ! W I* r....k« J» l'«N|..f . I.. -I l , • • 8 . will meet at the home « f We­ aim Elm Avenue, will continue to their home in Ft Blina, Tr*. I I'ork A • ^1 4M» Sit f rot I* M I k•»»l "at HrAVIt r ; Hun«|ay Hrh« •1 9 4\ A \\ 1 ft. C. Maxwell in the South Park next week. Evangelist Jesse Me- Lt. Steele, the eon of Mm. liar- | # * .. .* 4hil*l ».«ii * If not. ’••1wll!|» II % M Member* of the SO-SO Bible Ibpertmenta at 8:00 P. M. with Gulra will “ bring" a meaaaga riron, is in the 'JrtOth Cnant Ar.1. >. 4 In I* \l ,'W.I,1ft Ml.tftft •*k I'u lP f of the Methmlint Church en#Mrs. O'Deal Crosby as to.hostess. each night except Saturday at tlllery AA. atationeil at Ft. Hliaa. *-Tine* >•»bl|. , w . • I’ \| • I* XI _ *______ __________ ,J«rye«l their annual Imrhecu# on 7:30 o’clock. H**rk1. *• : t*% i* xi TUESDAY (Friday evening it the church aiu Soma of the subjects this week f.ir (bo hiinl 4III IH II OF M ill The fllo t Club will have its will ba “ Fulfilled Prophecy, ••It. \ k »i"t Kim A* siuiil dinner meeting in the Valdes “ Tha Battle of Armageddon" and Ibk \X I |l-.le estills. |*i»nl..r Hotel at 7 00 P. M. which conniateil of autumn Iraftfet * ... I'. S. .....I !•» •*» A M “ Will the Church go Through r / o i.l ix H KTIIontil I ...... V.-pte- 4•1M I’ M o q 0 w. A RDWft J. CUAWAM the Tribulation!" Services begin ____ __ nranjfft* colornl caniilea. and minU 4 III 114 M Moinli.g Hast k*. f II ••»! A M. JACKSON VII.I.K. Nov. 22 " W r l r |||||- I ' l i u p r l " promptly at 7:30 o’clock with the DFI.AND. Nov. (Special) Kk i nliig ■ r\ !*•*•. 7 •> I* M ■ • The temperature of outer Dr. France, Tucker of South fl|fur” of lmUln* * nd P11" i»f rt»v it m n-Mt.i. iu .i„r I’rujrr Miwiliig, 7:41 \\ . *|ftftMs»t . — Arthur J Grit ham, professor of (Spv^Ul)—1?|» ti» lh«* mil space is 459 degrees bolow aero, pastor, L. B. Richardson, con­ China will be the apenker at the * ,m* Muntlitv Hcho.rl I ii Mil A .\l June 1U41, H i** Bi-i on-i ruction ( I* M ducting tha song service. Folhiwintr the aupper a short pl«o»i at the School of Music. I'rnachlna Nrrklcr, 11 0t) A M Fahrenheit. 11:00 o’cliKk Nt rvice.4 at the ConFinance Corporation »iulhofln**l | ■r«|.ti«nsl Church tomorrow business meet,ng ws, held with Slot.on University, sod reputed­ louriA ami inv»*Nt un til * lotalinK, Hrrnton l>* ihr paaior * 4\ Fllllll %*417WIII. ■ 4IK ClOn Th# III I '*■ ehtin'll in ib*» \VII<*, I. II Ilicbnnlft.kM. I'ftOor morning. For mnny years Dr. Vor* r. Sim‘ P " ’1" 1*"*- •* -'r.hlch ly one of the outstanding concert j 14 billion ilnllar*. not in* lulling w o o j ati |r lulm g tkftlfonia |o A|| pianist-, of Floridu, will lie heard 7 % IIt HI r••hi hi Kim Tucker h i. worked with Dr. John P1 ' *"• w* r» lo * 1thoae for r« *I f Mini fo other , Hiin.lM* H. hoot 9 4*. A M ft. Baker, relief worker of world Th.-ksgiving U .ket for • n*«ly irt rental at 4 IH) it'ehtrk Sunday Kovernnii'ntHl a % l . t % T l 4l \ tlim C lT tllK I. mkiiuii**, iiroird Hiin.Vxv M.*rfili»g Woralilp, 11:09 A. afte-InMiii, ai-cirrditrg Irt nrtisie Ilw-ll.lual Mllfl ' ?M KlMl He*•••ft**| Hl.rel renown and now Inapcctor-Gen-, injf to ChMilt'4 |i M . . .'I • ' • P * W l l l l . t m Iwingt-t in c h i r g n •rat of the Hurrns Road for the A number of g«me, were en- off n mis Prtrfoasor Grahnin'a prt*- ( uImivc) ('ImirinMn f. lii«* «*V»11-» iiiilni*«rii|t.r« 7 nn p M no n Ml | H u io lu y H. ho..I :i 4 , \ m gr.nn. consisting nf representative I’k mg.'llwl lo Hrrvli’ft, I on p. M MinIstry of Communicstion. Dr.. »*"«•" ,h“ of C o m * w o r s h i p w i t h i|« • of ilirrctoia of th«* It K i who l’ri». r Mofl'iiff. Wrillirnliy 1:00 -Ici-tions from Sr'hul--rt, lleethrrTucker acted *s superintendent!!' E MeSUrrnw. Ttye commlltws |will 1h* i i f!• 11iiii'd api’itker at It **'* \ M I* \l T- I* I.. 4*1 IV M liil.i** of relief work. jin chanre of arrtneementa for tne Verr. « tropin, I'into anil llalakirew K i. ol y, F r U l a y 1.00 1*. Xt. wtil he presented from the state Silver Anniversary Member. HI I ••••I Mr ••I |it g * lilt I* \| GS T O D A Y ! nhip M ••«•! in ^ • h * Honda During the years since tho. P?rty ?J,’rrn ' w*0rV Kvsng-llalt,Hr-rvlce. t It p M ...I- F I N A L nf Stct^on’N KliftJihrth Hall au­ t i i i : F in *r x ik t iii »i ) i * t rin ifu :a w .r began. Dr. Tucker ws, gen- F,m*- M- B - ? trlek,-fml* wTL’— " ’ ditorium tVntrnl Florida mu«ir State* ChamiMT of ('onimiTce* at for Park Av# A Fifth HI , t h u vn iiiiftiiiH n irriftT •rsl secretary of the Internation llrysn, B F. Kipp. Gus Schmsh loktra will 11* admitti’d without Panama City, l>*r. I ainl 2. nf l*r W I*, lliihriiiau, Paator anil Fred llnllv of l-ske Monro*, •H O E E Y ’ R IO fft A 0 A I N I €11 l it I II thia amount Mpproximatily ritflit at headquarter* In Kwieyang. ...... )“ Hi llool N-U A M HI in charge of the barbecue; Mrs. charge and thrrft'-fourtha luliinu dollara Ilwl *f tVi i r ^ lI I W T. »!l O 'Mk ri lr l Ii |MftU|r.p ij.k* (ufnl.he, » udd11« . HR. 1 Crumlee. Mrs. W. F. Urysn. *■- xicKav. {ktipwriitlandant. Morning \V..r«hln, 11.4»« o'clock #11 , 'have* Iccn diahuri^l mid npproii- H im i .I m y H i-h o o l, |(I i» i* A, M W more than m Ftundred tlvllisn SirsC. E. Chorpening, Mrs. J. ( . Manning vk..r«hlp, t| no o'clook; % | . < r u i n g W f i f t h ' i * I I fin \ \| L h r ia S t ia n l l l l i r c i l jnmtcly six mid oni' hair billion, hospitals with an aggregate ca­ * • * • 4 iiia.fi. • it%•ft*|g Thank*'*; duct, \\#*.|ii**w.jg > Wof-hlp. 7 io |* \| pacity of 7,000 beds. Lately this Dvvia. Mr,. R. E. Kipp, and H i„ Tlo* Ii *.111 -nrifr liy I'layzla Ko’iiliift W .ratilp. 7: m r \ i (irmip Has M eetin g , ^ filin g l ’ 'f«ii".'ii gii.l orlpq Farr*ll; rji • committee haa taken on the CtTolyn Waller, d*cormttons; Mr* \ **" I I I l»t« k Ik •-ii m h r . i r t ) kf trl i b , in I ' i u I wc y*a T h a L u r J , " c h o i r — , |'resident Rmrsevelt s tleciiiratirrn C.'tlle* tarrulnal delivery of American F « s r Price, Mrs. R. W. W »r». Mr__________________________l u l bk Mi ■ M «*i#4lltta. Rad Croaa contribution* that are C. EiWilllams, Mrs. R. M. Slurdi The Workers' UnUncil rtf th- I » f « limited emergency in the Mrs. Georg* Sims,- ,Mrs C l'hrl«tian Church met Thursdnv Fall of 19311, t'ongrr,. In Sep k o k -.,:,,:,, w,rTM....i.T . . . . . . r . . 1, being aent to government mrd- vsnt, -— --------------,V" " ' * t,U * ** ---- *— "fid leal agencies. Ita work i* E. MrSlrfrow, Mrs. ^ Cniirley U Austin, pastor I .n.-m,,, aorshtp. 1 is ochre*,; irt the home t f Mrs. J. I. Niltlark. 1 lember 1910 liberalltrrl the law I'bui. bl Hc V o I 9 4a A M Ml* • <«rl | -riniotl. Tll»* l|e>r«l nf A Hnnxry limited to the supplies intended'Mr*. R. U. Hutchison serving Iwith Jr. IKirrlcn, chairtrnn governing act, of the II. F. in oii.iifk. •uprrlntunilrni l u t m i __________________ miiftli’ l.y Hu* Y'.nng I’ftopU 'i Mr. and j (-nlinril presitling. Mis. in order to »peed un national Young |V»|ilfa' Mr-wtlug. 4in I* Jl».ft*". for civilian hosplula. Those prxsent were Ir.i by Mr> Price, 'I Mr* I X Ht«*n«lioiii pirwi j • lo*lr. |Inches 1.-.I the devntinnal. defense srlivity. making it one W.elnra.lti) Mlil-wftftk iftrvInM, Dr. Tucker U connected with ......................... Mrs. D. R. U4c*T*. ___ Mr, and Mr« j •l**»ii l 7 • I i I* M . m. continuallirrv o f tJr* It-W ! It ws.deridedtoreorganise " f th,mostpowerful and irn H*r»lr# 7 10 I* M the Lend-Lease program be­ J. P. Bates, Judge and Mr*. Thaftukf* TO M O R R O W A N D M O N & A Y i»-mwonw on 'imV P m l2miiin r ^ n n v lr world. |.,, , , , — iin Thuta.lak 7in I* |Hon*,’* thr loplr* tiding. **\Vtth tween the Untied States and ware, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Brym. .-.h, Vnluntrrr Class on Sunday portant agencle, in the -|n wnH v . II. Granlhnm K» rmsliini'a Holy IJghl " recently returned Mr. and Mrr. George Allman, Mr ihnrgw If y.*u It*** nut plannril In w»4rsnd Mrs. Karl Kipp, Mr. and .i» teacher, ( ‘ommittcc* were apbotaw for a few weeks by way •s|il|» **l»r*%hrfr. « «.nir ftlong with Y. W. McOiU. Mr. and Mr*. L M j ointed to plan thr ChriatniA* of the Burma Road. He will bt riviMT c ii m r n n r 4 iiu m t ll — >oil Vft III to. k» . toonirtk arjMTTlaT returning hi December^ by tht Hwain, Mr. and Mr*. C. I.. Wynn, |profmm an#| it wrj* vrported that S fin r U v H« ho/ftl 9 4U ,A M s •n the honor same wax to hla work In China. |Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Woolley, Mr IJ members » » r e . in new I llXl.llKli Xn oht * xMl 4 M»rnli.€ H # r x lc n 11 00 A M l*.«rk Aftridm and 3rd a decorated by Once ___ . th* Chinese .gntj Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mr. anti mil for October. g*rvi> * i on 4 i.riiftr \|r% llm r x le n d e r i»f O rlando. \\ •.|nrw«i4y rvming H »r*> N | government. Dr. Tucker ha. He-{Mrs. C. E. MeSIarrow, Mr. Hcvcral nifmlirr * cnrollctl for !, IUj;ht --------------Worthy Grand Conduct-! •' „*• ___ ___ , Mlnlutrr. John ll»»ngnl Itoot dined offers o f other decoration* Mrs. R. U.rv. V Hutchison. Mr U *G ,h* ' r,,inini1 *•"••'[»•' spnnsnretl l*y Ire,, of the General Grand Chap s -V"".! ct\k Tu7Id.tr sr.d •*Vl4ftt •*It Hi’hnol. by tha Chinese authorities Mr.iuiiig \Yor whip. 11;n•» Mr*. J. K. Duke*, Mr. Atu\ Mr*. II. the Minifttmal AvM>ciat|on. her of ihr Ordrr of Iht* Kml • I •« K r m i c U T u c k « r 0 Morgan and Mr. and Mrs. C. K At the close r f the meeting n ern Star, will Ire present for the 1 'i>'1 '• " i'' m»hV“ •« •>•• •••• *4|i»*.»ki*r to Tu.-k-r lid* rrcnitlf p*»n#d Williams. _ -rreial httttr was rnjoyetl. durlng jpresentation ceremonies which t'.J , " 4,1 in'i'hMr^ss'ol •7i !V,i long iti** Itnnn.t Hogil In H4i4ith W ill Have Mr. anti Mra. George R. Sims, ( which the hostess .ervrd refresh- rwill lie ht-ld by Seminttle Chap, .......... iirr„rt«h»ut th- >...,1.1 ii f h l r i n n n. l I" toMtig l o w n c d h y t h l * n E. H„ U in iL ..' IMasonI ...... iHurr.la.. 1 ter Two. D. the' N.r.cmh.r |1 |t:....rtr... or I., .'htna, lie will ra. Mr anl Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mr ,Arnts to the following: e O f Efcrvlces rml Mra. J. C. Davia, Mr. and, g r> and Mrs. V. II. Grantham, iee ■rnipir Trln .tie on the rvrnim r o f I T h ' Gold'll Test Is; "lls|oles turn lit a ! • » wrrks lo that s ie lt on tm evening in ( .,|M| ,,r ihy ••rvnnt: for unin ling ceniar Mra.R K. Sturdivant, Mr, and |Mr. and Mr*. (). I). I.nndrrsa, Mr. Dec. I. it w s , snnounri'd at the • f atudenta of Strt Mr*. W. M, Coleman, Mr. and^ni) Mrs. Grttrge Townsend, Mrs. m eeting o f the local chapter on y In DeLsnrl will •Ill Mr*. (Harold Marah, Rev. amt Mr* 1 0. T. iVunon, Mrs. 11, T. Hum. iThurNtliiy I’vcnintf. nf the evening ssr W. K Buhrman, Mr*. Carl K. { phrey, Mrs. W. Thornton, anil the Mr, Stewart Dutton, worthy | First Baptist Church rhorpening, Carl E. Chorpening. Misses llerlle Hughe, anil lletli. malrnn, presided over tlw husltomorrow at 7 :30 Jr Mrs. Eacar Price. Mra. J. I’ Myer. ami Jesse Durdrn anil J ness session ami announri'd that I public haa been rs- Harvey. Mr*. J. II. Tindall, Mrs ( l„ Nlblark a c o v i n . | dish supps'r will be vl tattoo to attenrl. held in connection with the |'re-| Warren, Mra. II. " Ing program will be speed, Mr*, p iggy K nipp.M ro.M ;Homecoming Events sentation of hailges on Der. I, to which rnrmter* ami their J l l ap m m I Daawaa mik^Mto'’ wu Boiton. Mi« Begin A t University friend- are invited. The annual | memorial services of 8emnrolr 22.— Chapter Two will bsr observed on ^Social Calendar P e r sonal s rinftT m r i B Y T F . n l r m n e n E. D. Brownie*. I» P., I’ftttor Sunday Horvtroo Sunday School. 5 IS A II Morning XVornhli*. II A M — Hr llrownlt** '•111 proorh Jr and Sr loung |'r«»|»lr I J«J 1* Annual Barbecu^ China Missionary To Addrc.ss (iathcring tZ x lZ BOYD, Hwa*sUFCWwaim** ^TCmil IJWWbwanwa’aMtOMif Eastern Star Head M" *' M ," r,, Will Visit Sanffird / • i M ixed Drink* — Package Goods — Beer V B ft* DELIVERY — PH0NB M BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & *A R nt *m < M GfT YOUR GIFT PORTRAITS • * B »n fu m o n m Photographs qr« usually given out to s chosen few — and lucky are those who get out. It is something to bo treas­ ured—mostly, for Us sentiment behind the gift. Maks others happy by giving thta truly per■onai gift. BoMtiful work, professional r« T f b B llf ) A T » A 1 ft ROBERT L. COX, Photographer STUDIO TKLBPHONE »7 f In 1916 it was Preparedoeu; In 1941, National De­ ft om. But now the scale ia bigger, the pace la fatter. There waa protean oa the telephone business then. The preaturs is ininltely greater now. New training camp*; new aviation field*; new munition plant*; new thlpyard* and many other def*n*e Iftdu*trie*—all seed telepbooes. Everyooe is moving faster. . . snd, when n nation hur­ ries, it doss so by telephone. Southern Bell spent about $4,600,000 on m w construction in 1916. It is spending over $91J»4MWO la 1941. Tam— - 1141 •‘J • Southern wane, Is giving, “/nt edit* to Defense. V * bsIkvs you would went it that way. C S im u i ifuTuiriini ii i T au iin C iB uj M iM tiiiifia A t.wi » ••« - ■a-Y ' 4 . •• I* ^ �» i ^ ----- -------------H M H !T , ® W 3 re fw ? 3 ■T<t^ w W B r e a 3 « a P " rising TOPNOTCH TACKLE OVIEDO By Miriam ft. J, A.’* , of the Oviedo Baptist Church war* entertained with a Father'* and Ron’* Banquet by the NetUf Farnell Circle Friday m church. The Rer. H. H. Link, ppator ppitor of the church and Counsellor of the intermediate R. A.’» conduct­ ed a devotional pertaining to R. A. work after tboea prevent had given the oath o f Allegiance and the pledge. Arthur Metcalf gave an Interesting talk on “ What The R. A.’a Have Meant To Me.” Jam** Henry Cooper followed with a talk on "Our Stewardship Program." Member* of the Nettle Parnell Circle helping to eerre were: Mr*. 0. D. Tripp, Circle leader, Mr*. A. R. Hunter. Mr*. A. D. Metcalf and Mrs. W. T. Walker. Those present were: Mf. and Mrs. R. F.’ .Cooper, Sunbeam Counsellor, James Henry* and I Floyd Cooper, Mr. Jack C. Kascll and son, Freddie, James FIoch­ er snd son, Leon, Gene Gore and [)r. J. W. Martin, substi­ tuting for L II. Gore, who is nulte 111, D. B. Gammaga and son, Wilbur, II. L. Ragsdale and son, Bobble, Daeld and Ben Brown, Mrs. A. D. Metcalf and son, Ar­ thur and Ben F. Ward and son, Frankie, the Rev. and Mrs. !!. H. Link. Miaa Aldred Cone, one of the primary teaehera, has been out JL bylrH, Bemtnole High'* »»rprt»tog Ceiary Fad* compJcUly eareared the Inexperienced Bar. m d p * ’ of New Smyrna here laat night, SI to 14. Smyrna*, jumped into a 14 to 4 leeit to the opening quarter toy thereafter Ita unique T-for­ mation proved ompotent against lam determined rushing o f a pttOwaor Fbd forward waft - Bln Branan, are Fed back, •toyed perhapa the moet brtl- S iW S J .& r tr w ir Mag Oka thruau, three of which Mere through the errger of the .Hap end. die other a m rtlBt guprd. Right-half Truluck, eouip- tha game’ and left egais before • play wap run. Smyrna scored In tha opening Utoutos whan Branan’i bebM* was recovered on tb* Fad 27. Beaus**ni ripped off 22 yards, Apd* three plays later went oyer on a double revere*. Coach MrLuces’ boys accom* plishad the aaiae stent e few play* later whan Bleb* Pkkad up AA opponent fumble oa Smyr­ na’* I I . Trwlack end FuUherit Fleming ploughed to tbo nine and three plays afterward Drtnan want over. ’ Smyrna came right back with two beautiful passe*. Roberts to Beaumont for a total o f H yard* and a senator and the Barracu­ da* were through far the night Sanford rat two counter* In the second, thf first on a 72 yard Truluck doing tb# I th* on*. and on n breath-taking If lU r right after tht kickoff. Brapan 'Fd*W/ UXJtM (r <Ui4 « ^ «Y U A )fM M lfV O F M iO t«6 A 4 Winter Aa p 4? »U*t Cd o ot FooTBAIi. gfrtog lg MCf I V f f BVtfd \ (%h>4p U R U — AM AU-fOg AY ru m o4 Wottoi NR Rsmwgp MKMlRAM to ff WAI <JvhCK7D CAIDi o*| Mr. Md Mi*. Bem-O.WsIm. right were luncheon gweata of Mr. -and Mr*. J. B..Jones Tues­ day. -. _ t , - . ^ X. P. King Md Mm Lelnhart spent Sunday and Monday at dollars has been collected so far Mra. VU m h Mid. • Mi l Thad Lee tinge waa shapptog in Orlando Wednesday morning. •' Mr. and Mr*.: Robert Hopkln*. of DeQueen, Arksnsas, who hare been visiting her* with their brother. Dr. Jets* Hopkln* and Mr*.'- Hopkln*; hare returned NASHVILLE, Term., Nov. 22 —UP)—Down In this jnrt of Dixie some coaches have scratched their noggin* about a supposedly footDiU formation— the vice, •versa cantor. Th* reversible linesman, as rrsealed recently by Ossie Solem of Syracuse snd currently utilised by nt toast on* prep tnim, Belle­ vue of NashvlUo, appeared quit* hrtk* r r u untrn for II revolutionary until—John K. Ourtin, n chemical engineer of nearby toffm d efiptor, » « yard Columbia, cam* up with Informa. tarsi, Ur*nan to end Her» Fleming set up Braun's in, a dash of I I ysrds. Feds' Orange snd -Black ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, *2.-tAV -N et at days of World W sneleat city — | pocket* of British eeemen off war,hip* based hrra have swollen th* eaih b*xu of than. rfstaurpata, hotels and ntoht etubs to bursting. Axis hunhlnr nr tb* hattleehlM to th* barker, the rigidly taforted btockout tod the fact that Alexendri*. like ad woer'Amtrlcan elvely and to recover eny tum­ id btoa." ,v Did It work? , m ‘'Wall,'' Ourvln mlded, “ Tuft* f. waa boston that year by Army, Colby, Amherst, flprlngfleld, Syrncue* end Providence.” * * l •'ft* defeated Mein# and Bates, Although," the former Tuft* qusr. a [terback cencludel. •vmis h im totoeeiptea — Nr* etotkei. i are almost t ja iM American with French sub vie* S A ’aif iru s* Greek. Ixical breweries eeuldet the demand o f British ' forces for beer se deaton their beer off akin* from York. It to the main ***** profit for cafe own***. Food price* mount alasaat despite government wernlni •ever* penal tie* fee pro Th* government has requli nil wheat supplies to Ua ■'goInst food epcculslors. averoga lunch In an A>m resturant coat* W plant roughly »U 0 aa comps rod I I piastre* a year ags. That been corresponding rue* % fast *nd dinner prican Bet formerly about now roets H cento pfl that formerly sold fee petIlor, (Jrapotto, who annexed three triumphs over Spencer Harden Dairy, claiming U vtetortoe aa against seren defeats. In th* other gam**, Lewis Candy Company trampled Pepsi Coin to three UUa, while Lucky Bey, again bowling with only three nton, downed Royal Crown, tw* out of ton*. N . BIU Ludwig look high eeoring honor* with 643, followed by P. PesoId with US. Ale* in tha 500 el*** W fr t Henry Roeaeil, IHooper, a. Peaold end Soy ed the Y. W. A. houaeparty at Stetson University this weekend, Mrs. F. 8. Cane spent Thurs­ day night as th* guest of her daughter, Mr*. Fred Cooper and family In Sanford. Mrs. Fred Coooer was stalling her mother and staler la Ortedo Friday. • Mr. L. H. Gore is quite 111 In th* Orange General Hospital. Charles Murphy, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Murphy, who underwent a tonsil opera­ tion Saturday at th* Ftrnald. Laughton Memorial Hospital, In Sanford, la now at home and dplng_ nicely. Th* members of tto Hops* Buildtre* CItM of th« Oviedo MtthedUt Church enjoy.d > W ty at the church Tuesday afternoon. Thos* enjoying this affair were: Mrs. Frank W. Talbott, n r*’. & “ 0 !‘,f’ Mr»- J- Eno«h Partin, Mr*. Uomer R. Hunt, “ f t . Virginia Balkeom spent Q>e week-end in Jaeksonellle. attending the State Home Eeo- Presbyterian Downs Rollins B y 14 T o 6 ORLANDO, Noe. 22 — <AVTh# Prctbyterlan Blue Stockings nil but wrapped up the S. I.' A. tA. football title Friday night by defeating the strong Rollins Tars, last year’s champions, 14-4, * It gave Presbyterian a confer­ ence record of five victories and tto defeat* for the season. - a , Mr. and Mrs. Ben 0. Wstoright spsnt tha weekend In Wintergsrden as the goeeta of Mr. snd Mrs. Wilke* Damaetue, where they attedded a birthday dinner Hunday in honor o f Mr*. Damnsgiven by her mother,. Mrs. Wallace. Robert F. King hpa received word from hta brother, Herbert King, that he la stationed with Ike. United SUtea- Army at tha (For surly Nader's) IP YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST IN • LIQ U O R S • SCOTCHES Hart Tour Clock* And Watch* Repaired Bp On# Who Really , BRIGGS • W IN E S • * BE SURE TO VISn N I C K ’S Package Store 108 MAGNOLIA FO R Y O U R N E X T F L O W E R NEEDS C A L L MRS. P IP P IN • Gr&doate of N«w York Design School • Member Talegraph Delivery Service • Mmlwr SoathenaUrn ft Florida State Florists Asa’c’n. W. Pint 8t. Sanford, Florida Phone 758-M w T J T lJ . Tn K c n S r . uncut aeon: Mr*- B- F. Mrs. Nettle VhnmOrMn Jbre Aulln, Br, lira. H. 1 Mrs. Bert Aadaraeo, Mi g*s*U, Mrs. H. T . M K ta b ll Mrs.L GWUE.’ Duval,^Mn. * * » . u ». U . - K ccd Tim Repaired! Mr. end Mr*. J. C. Fslreloth, who have been visiting In Val­ dosta, Ga, has returned home. Mrs. Ida - Fslreloth, Mr. Faircloth's mother, returning with Known Haw Y-Formation Is Alexandria Goes BOWUNG SCORES , Nothing: New To Ga^Ga Over B u te • Tufts Graduate War Sbendiitfi Bar Good Shoe* ft ~ and , Mi£ U'ft. H. JJ-* H. Jen**, Mrs. Nettle Fargell at Jhami* Lee, were tkopplni tondo Wednead*# mernto William Hunter, of spent Sunday visiting k Wg r, end Mri. T. L> U Mr. and Mri. Ed Jordan a' ftoh dinner at th* I Dr. and Mra. Jeaea H*| Little Lake HowoH Tuaadi \ cV l‘82. Read Ad* In The Herald to find the Ijeat Christroai Gift Buys her P aren t*. Mr. and ETTA K B IT By PAUL HOBINSO: M8Y.YOUTWO WHATAOBja COGftMUPO — I F « / | ---- y$m r ' r .t * in 1.2^ O d « lCOXaT A lls I ysdhu, fu ra k h o iL a PkoM Wo Frlgfdftb#, n«w l i t floor, 107 Na L ocubL U Wa n t r d .ife P J ^ p U B iHi a S DtAL.* MR • r ^~y~m �/ r — Theater News for the Coming Week Gene Tierney Stare A t R lT Z In New Film, “ JBelle Starn Burr, petticoat terror of the O urkj, was Irving Cummings, that h« aUked not only his 2Syrar reputation as a Hollyywood director, but $300,000 of his studio’a money as well, to fealure the relative newcomer oppo­ ses Randolph Scott In the tils role of the 20th Century-Fox Technicolor production, “ B elt Starr," which comes to the RIU (Theater piV. Wednesday and Thursday. "W a passed up some of the moat celebrated names in Holly­ wood to pick Gene Tierney,” he said, “ because her testa were the bast Pve aeen In many years of watching hopefuls come and go. “ We were hunting for a rare combination, a girl who could look beautiful and at the same time could show a cold, brittle aide. That was what Belle Starr was like. "Although Mias Tierney was educated in New England, she's mastered perfectly a faint Southern accent. She’s learned lo shoot and ride and when you see her an the screen there won’t be a trace of the girl who hrightened New York's social act n year ago." Humming* Drought to. fame such players a. Tyrone Powrr, Warner Barter, Jaart Gayrvor. Colleen Moore and MUton and he hope, to do a. much lor Miaa Tierney. “ If my choice had preyed wrong, it would have colt the atudlo $300,000 in lout revenue. But I’ve been around Hollywood too long to ri.k that much money. I wa. certain of what I was doing ' The studio sent a research ex­ pert, Ray Moore, to Texas, Okla­ homa ami Missouri several month, before shooting began to try to sort fact from legend. •The usual eonceptin^/uf Belle Starr is all wrong," .aid Cumminga. “ She wa. a beautiful Southern girl whose rcckle.snest ran away with her after the Yankera killed her brother, Ed, in an ambush battle. "She never ftml a .hot when a smile or a flash of a shapely ankle would do the trick. She did more damage to men s heart, than she ever did with a gun." The film story of "Belle Starr" open, at her home in Carthage. Mli.ouri, and follow. all -her araaxing exploits, including the capture of an arsenal, the aelture of government train, and the routing of United Sintra troops. Romantically, the ^ piefor and marriage to Sam Starr, turr concentrate, on her love the dashing guerilla leader whose bund she joined. Randolph Scott portrays Starr_____________ M1SCHA AUER find*' himself sitting pretty, surrounded by a^,gal­ axy of gorgeous girls. In a icon* from “ Sing Another Chorus," tuneful mualcomeoy coming to the Rita as the Bargain Day at­ traction Tuesday. Johnny Downs and Jane Fraxeo head the clever' capabio east. ____ Form er Bank Head Denies Mail Fraud PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF NOV. 23rd Sunday, Monday— “ NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH'’ with Bob Hop*. Paulrltc Goddard. Edward Arnold and Wdlir Brat.' Aloo, Paramount Cartoon, Metro Travelog and N r » „ of the Day. Tueaday, “ SING ANOTHER CHORUS” with Johnny Down*. Jane Prater, Mneha Auer and Walter Catlett. Ainu Patriotic Novelty, "MARCH ON. MARINES.” L«-nn Erroll Comedy, “ MAN I CURED” an I ftramouji' New*. Wednesday, Thursday— "BELLE STARR." in Techni­ color with Cene Teireney, Randolph Scott. Dana Andrews, ChlU WUia and Louise Beavarv Also. March of Time's "M AIN STREET, U. R. A.” and UmJvrraal New. Friday. Saturday— '“ DOWN MEXICO WAY " with Orne Autry. Smiley Burnette, Fay McKentie and Harold Huber. Alan, KJ Brendel Comedy, "TH E BLITZ KISS." cartoon »nd chapter Nine, “ SKY RAIDERS,- aerial. NEXT WEEK’S CASTS lie) II HoPF ami Ihiulitc Cloddard top all the fun they give in "Th* (ihoat Hri'iikem,'* in their nevYrit romckiy, “ Nothing The Truth.'* which will be nh'»wn tomorrow and Monday at IIitz Ti * ,iti i \\ .lliv Heat, cle\»*r colored rc m»c add* much to hilant> you T1IB TRUTH But NOTHING B I T th-- Steve Bennett Bob Hop* th • Gwen Saunders Paulette Goddard T. T. Raystnn .Edward Arnold Tummy Van Deuaen lutf Ertkann Dick Donnelly Glenn Andsr. I.mda Graham Helen Vlaaon Mr. Bishop Grant Mitehrll Samuel WHIG Best fames P. Van D,-uvn ClarCnre Kolb w Mrs. Van Dcu’ cn Catherine Doucet Mrs. Rayston . Mary Forbes Ur*. Donnelly Rd*e H(A#rt Dr. Lothkr Xarok I eon Belaxeo MU* Turner Helen MUIard Mr. Pritchard WllUam Wright Shoe-Shine Roy .Oscar Smith Office Boy Dkk Chandler KeceptlonDl Catherine Craig Ebieriy Clerk Edward McWade Buy Keith RlaRania IkHirinan . 'fames BlaJae PJevatar Starter Jatk Egan Sam Starr Re Belle Starr .. M/tJor Thomas Cral Sheppard Sarah ..Elixaba Blue Duck Mammy Imu Is Jasper Tench ( Sergeant . . GENE AUTRY as Gene, Smiley Burnette as Frog, Harold Huber ns I’ancho, are shown ns they appear in “ Down Mexico W ay" n new Western action thriller which will be shown here next Friday ami Saturday at the Ritx. Sergeant In a {niudulent •ecuritiei trading eat ha bad in the &&a#L ~ ts& 10:U 10J0 10:41 11:00 11:10 U 00 Batorday Night Serena Put lie Affairs Juan Arrian News Of Th* World Hair* James Orchestra Dance Orchestra. Prat* News 0 *0 The World Today OtlK From- Uw Organ k>ft 040 Know Tour B U * BetUr O ta Columbla’a Gypsy Caravan 1040 Church of the Air 1040 Wing* ever Jordan Jtmta 11:0 0 Exciting dan,, i, hi i,, . In' song number, .-» f.i-hi,*n in,;, an intriguing ,i„ n . ,4,,I.-, cast of itnpoit.ini |,|,»v*i* it, the ingredient. u-,.| lit I i, sal ill the pi,m|ii« tl,*n *>f it t'< ,v comedy nni«icil "Sing V Mi- i Chorus,' eoining l ie.itm t, i i , Riti theater Jane praree i. .ta il,,I J, i o ny Down.. Ml.flm A l l , i \\ i l l • Catlett, Sunni, n'l», i. IAdrian, Georg, Ituhiei .,1 I Brown. Jr , »„»np\ fcutui,,! •- I The luneflllll at.,, «i|fll, porting ea.l that in, l.„!> o ' line arli.t. a- lio.iiro- ,i-,i V tnnio, known a - tin- k„l- I •>,•»t Seville," "Sing Anollo i t b>,•o iltrrclml l-.v I li.nl, ■ I ....... \ .i.ting him a. .ii|ni\|,,,i ,i " ensemble, wa. I.niiv < • *• ■'I* veteran creai* i ,.| ....... llllL 1.1l.-llt . '■I...... l{o-« n and Kverett Car* t, , tinneil out * .even songs for > ,, Vo,,ii,< i Chorus'*! including It, M'-ngie IliHigie Man," ,ng ft-sl by Miss i o.l lati r by the Pet$ra It* II*-r 1he latter also i t hi Rig i uttin' Rome*." •I, I i a i ire .lo g . ''Dancing on V •it.I Iwo Week. Vacation \. ( ’. I,. Railroad Issues Dividend N 2!» ON CHORUS M ovn PERMITS Tit'i in v mid I hi mi Andrew** in "Otllo 1 lIt* VAhe* lo'VUlIH* lit** VVvit'a • l'"X4.n i•• I'* t hnicolor at the Hit* I•*»r• ifie r u iih flu* l.ilciu D hik* o f n in ..r hi.*, h riirht .. I » • *.f . . M film K fo il* ■f . ...... ll t e to «• !! y K H oofor*l. .ill f ’ lorhl*. tenement* tlic .1 •oieii* «• I to reil lit it lu** III ;*lttw l«e lit •; M w in i , r Upper tJR1It * H PKNeKU. in rhunrpry. o i». iiK.nsh »\ n p T K N VO A M T III Ik THM MANN O F T H E ST VTt: OF FLAM IDA TO- ODIN K. CO t.nr, Car* olJ IV Iv la y , Nawlon, North Carol'n.v It la nrdared that you. ndlr i: Colar. defandant In lha aoli f..r divorce o f II. 1. Cole* -va- IMIa 11 Colev. filed la th * Clreuli rm irt of Nemlnol* Cnualy, Florida. si,|.rsr la the bill o f romnlstnl fllrd lhara 'n on or before th* llul* Day In haramkai, A. D. H it . lha *.,m. bam# Daremhar 1st. I t t l . or a daeta* pro ronlaeao w ill lia anlarad agalnat yee. Hen* and Ordered *1 Hanford Seminole County, Florida. T h 1. ihr Hat dev a f October. A D I ’ D (O fl'r la t Moall O- F. M K IIN IaiN Clerh of Circuit C o e n of Hanil■olo County, Florida. Dy: A. U. W KEKS Puhllah Nqv. 1-1.I I * $1 D. C NOTH m of-* n III %! »>:. *I%*I|II' / Nillll'd I* lirrrhy a.* •M tt. a• ini i|#r mi**l By vlritir** -i • ............... * forrs’ loMur* umt *nl# i*nal.ie,| in jSoive your g ilt prob­ I'rtmlnul* Citunty, in ••liiw*»#-.,* \ lems anil save money, lh « 7lh »l#«y uf S'n*#einii»i \ too, by reading your 19 1 (Iff mill Dl»ll IdI fiitliitiiii m l til* Jlocal m e rc h a n ts ’ wlfa Ail'll** l!rillunin .*»• i)» fe’ lnl t• I will nail *| |M|Il Ite .#»•»•$> I • »h*r Christmas ads thnt hli|ha*l blil«|ar fur e>u«li l (In front door I»f llm «*•»•• rI •I*••• •• In appear in The Herald. lha rlljr o f HniifnM. (•‘ lurltl.t tlnr t h *» C ircu it CfrruTl of riiu ri. M m ii FlnrM.t. m I ml M I i 1 uni f » D ( , I n i i c u n * # - i h e i . ’ i t, i-e- i . t i i u ' w h a r F l n \V |( ( ’ Irn teuti* I* I’ lm n Inc \h n |< c n l I i o i ii < u f Mills' mi * c;n t, x<aa m x - >wnaMMaaui*g*i A, K. R0SSETTER, Florist FI/OWEIIH OF TIIE IIKUIEST ((UAI.ITY WITH TIIE BEST OF SEUVICK! WE ARE EQUII’I'EI) TO Fll.l, Al.l. UKUEKS PROMPTLY ANI) PROPERLY. MEMBER OK FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY nzz.'-K • « » Hv 4 21 .»• t:tVT , aavtra, M lh ItM te to* L B Q A i N O T IC E ira loa , Of It. tluly •••*- r***••*$il* *.f •’.on,tt mi • e * I *t H m f o r r t . H e m l n o l e f o u n t » **lAt# o f F l n r l d a , ( h i * 1 tl.iv of ' f o v A l» | 9 H h#*i * l ARTOON 1ST HURT IM IJG N M . Nov. 22 » •I • I lel-etiei^ uni ml toil •o I iv^taar. Muffrrrd iid « ih* m ii peculiar .1. . late-II t went of \i-»leril:iy. •uimlly or l»y A lln n ip y l ••»** lllll for ni*«l •• •» aiHlnst you in lh«» m*u** n*u»»**i i*uii r i on or brfor** lh*» ltul«* D.»> in l»rca*iubwr, t«»*wlt L;*»«*»*n*i»»r »-■ A. U I t l l . »n«l tlu r m flr r |»l**uil lo gum Ulll a « hy U w provitlr.l, ( I » r I»w fp # l*r«» I ’ onfdMti w ill »nl»r«*d Muninni you Th* HANFnltD IIKIIAM> !■ hrfphy <1p*l|nJtihl a* th* nrw«|Mi**-r In which thl* riodlcr *lutll l»c |*til* liahwd »*nc* * w **h for four coo Mrrutlv* week* WfTNFHH toy hnrwl *n<l n fflrl.il ifi rt I*hn breome* .Ii<lmr**emfnt »iacc when $l.r»0 Andy IVyton Edna StanUlau* Mr. Pry ton Franc in**lui V»im* ltu Adrian Fraxcc, \u«*r P f ir y Sunni* 0*l>ra r«*llf*«Kut-w Ralph Jo** Hroan, Jr illja|>l»> then TtjHkiore fiat** won Walter Catlett Hymn . ( h.trlc* Ijine Morrt* Prtrr PrttM I l t f i' Ronald JVtcM RULES 2 2 . — <*>) — mv \itaihiC 1 'uaat l.clun.l n dividend •n common atock, ft* wtiK khnlilrrn llnckg round manufacturing Johnny Down* lends it* pm Jam* K niirf ty group* lm« Mixha Auer way thrutci. Georye Hartoier plishc*l pU >*' ANOTHER TALLAHASSEE. Nov 22 — W )~ Carrying a pistol in th" fciov# compartment of a rut .Without a permit is not a crim­ inal act. Ihr Florida supreme court decided five to twi Enday. with one Jut tier drcluiinj; Ihr interpretation would protect Flavin “ Irresponsible character*. . l . l 'l t l UV. hi th ,1,1.1, .%,. IJ .I, lU »^.d ,1, » it.CN It. C. t'«rs„u#, s . .» »> ..v r ul City .Sal vnal m i,.. i „ -i ami, la plain­ tiff, uiiii i *1. ■.Inuahlar and Xladcc It Miuuehter, hl> w lfv; K. ■ M rcail ana i i n a a tln 'all. hla w lfa: C. *1. aiauahiar. M n. SUuxht.r, |t. K. McCall an.) K K. Uealnalog at a point on the Tanner, ranatltuHng lha sartlvtag Nonh lino of (he MR l-t of m.mbar* bt th* last Dear.! af Mellon It. Township 11 Moulh, Dlrcctora o f Asanc'atrd P l-rlsia Itanga t l Xaal. aliualed III* Karnary, lac., a dlaai.lva.1 n » r t d « feet Wee. n4 tha HT. Cnrnar rorponulnn, and as trustea* fe e af aaid IE t-t. run thedee lha alnrkholdara o f aal.l Aaauclated Mulh ' O ttdac It alone lha tdny Una. with haarlee baaed Klor'al rarnery, In c . J. Mrhoarr a •on the'North tine ef the e*W o.m panv, a . Florid a rorpnraHellt Never Park nB t-t a* true Kart and Wen W il Krhula. Jr , alao nr anmaitmaa a distance of H it feat to th* known a* W. II. Rchults. Jr ; n. Cpo'nt of beelahlag of Uta d**f.lvlosatrn and Aana Uvlnaatea. errtpttoe,' thetuee loeihr * deg. hla w ife ; Charla* w illia m .; Ariaaet t r three thirtyu*e fee*. Iheare K a rilllie r Worka, a Florida < *(• Mouth II dag. e r B. *h a line y outilde of a municipality you ahull not atop, purallon; Arthur K. Crow lav alao parallel with and tM feet out ng guy vehicles. whethdF hUstuled or unattended, orion iN lm aa known aa Arthur I t the Feerlesa Fernery ■gin trurtled port of U>« highway when It is Crewtay; Royal Fern Corporation, a from' Fence, a dlataaaa ef IttS feat tX ar so leuv* such vshiel* off such port of *U|d Florida ccrnnratlea: Manlimln F, more or taro |* the *$•* Use of Meciirdt U, Iheaf* North Ifalnaar Charlea R. W m rklnrtoa: Or svrrr* an unobstructed width of Uw highway and W IM ac Pa adt Faaaarlaa. a atonr th* jH tloa Mad I* fast .nhlclcs than bt left for Uw free passage of m'W# *>r lews tn a petal wh>th Florida rv m oral Ion. ara drfandA c&tr view of such stopped vehicle ahull be ants. la A I I deg (V tum .from the I aa * sects 1 planar In Ugnct of 300 Jh * Ip each direction upon such ra rr appelated h r the Court fa ■sId decree, ander and hr virtue fast n an ee lads to lha petal nr the .arms (herauf w ill o ffe r a B happen while veblclss hr* being driven. A of i m Ih Im . for is le and sell at puhtlr a itoc* Also cuuat an Accident, kill (gogon*. or destroy T h e sold property, aa a Io «** *l to the.hlghaet and hesa h<ddar for * t th * fra a t door of the towether with all .th# t*n#*t«al suhlds until you hAva ftt Uw bund brake and re.h Cearl Tfouee of H*mlimU C o iatr, o the I’ lty o f Hnnmid. Ftnrlda. a * •udad down bin tu/n jour front wheels toward Iba let dap o f IV rim b .r. A.P.. «m.rul«d re.t, balwaao th e haura o f I liM of Uw road If ihdfwM no curb. U you are headed r af Octohar, o'rlnah A M. aad M e o’claak I ' j i s the eseie halite A !• * * ! ' aotaa Aar and tha heard tho local h»«na 5f •al*. |he . fo lle w t e - d*oa'lhed a reo a rl- altuata la f|emtnuta CanatF, Florida, to-valt: • Reglnalhg n » tha Kenh Mae or lha te a lh m a t .juanor of Hart Ion • F o u n t.n (It ) In CIH.I.AHDH. S!> aaut'ly Township T w e a ly-n n * (It* ' I'll KIM, ltu. b ak t ortl. la try 1^## fou ih pf R a n ** T w tn iv -N n* t* IIEP f f t ) Raat.' at a pad* ' situat'd E ^ 'lP L A N T , Du. bur* fair ta v w l , tw ea tv CM) aha 1st Weal nt ; H » to U » tha Northeast' Ooraar theraoti UUAI’KFNUII, SUqity. Il»x*n U. H. lhaoca (tooth foriy-algh t I t * * ' ! «b*mb «l (* no, 1 fl.tt atJnuiat KaaU on aa a n c le ', baaed on aa'd N orth Mae e fa a ld J ,,u ' quarter section At One Thoaaa . l t r r r t '(U t Cratan, l i l t 0:45 Wild LKo aad • F ir# Hundred • F t f lF - t * * I ONI'INM, M It*, sack. V*tlnw $£#* 10:00 Tahe It 4g V feet ( l i t * ) (e a n tree e a h a .. W b l'a t u t n j 10:10 CelcmhU Wi b ein g’ (It*' Rorthweet corqar o< ,, ItAVnKA, Ilea It, H. Comb. | t.«i' fbe (Otlewlne de«crlhed Irsad HaadUae* at Mo- 3 $1.1u KAN^ <lr*.n, Oa. 'b#*. U lll* Mar11:05 Xlpa « »r*n vat. O ft. la fair, ta g * to Ihbb Orchcsira CFFNIU . ltu k fir.'W . It. II t<> tu I I •* IJalfTwOr. <1 01 |a I ’ i l rrrATOKA. r W r I v b , l t » n*0 Rlloe art*. H a I l i t* no. I I l f * DMAtHB. He .apply lo. .ark*. It. 33 ’ IWACII, Nu. Ilpr. l i t * ; ltu. llpr. |l *e te on Hills or Curve*, N ear Bridge Approaches qr Road Junction* SING COURT Hertlon Fourteen tl4 ) Thenc* V m i thlrt**n hundred twwvityfour and * h alf f**t USSI 1*1) to a point altunteil fonrt*ei» hun«1r#tt ih lrtj-o n * (l l S I ) f * t t Month «.f t.h* NnrthwMt M M i»f uf thl* «le«rrlh*d tr*<t Thcno* N*»nh on Ih* *ubdlvl«U*a lln* fourteon liundrod thlrljr^on* t i n t ) f* «t tu M id V i v i h k n i corner of |hl* d**crlb*d t f l f t . ConUUnlnr tw*n4y*nln« *nd ••f*n ty^ n iro * on*-hundr*du»* l ! » ) l ) * « r * * n itre or 1*** Th* H**tii ihr#* hur\drc«i forty h im f* * l o f *n'd frnzt b *in » In T w * n tf-lh r * * ill) In Town*M p T w tn ty-o n * ( t i t Month. fU n ff* Tw *n iy-n tn * Park Correctly and Safely In Gear and Brakes On . TAMPA, Nov; 22.—UPV—J. W. Crew*, former TTauchula State Bank president (barged with mall fraud testified (ft Htls own defans* in Federal court yesterday that he ^nevei the X Mugg* Company, defunct Tampa Honor n etlfjrlng company, whoa* note* all agedly were used | <%Sing Another Chorus” W ill Show A t R lT Z Next Tuesday WA T E P S P A W U N DROOL I: t ENAMELS and VARNISH! HOUSE PAINT • W A l l H i L H CLEAN UP AI DS MIRRORS - GLASS Ut S SUPPLIES Picture F ram in g STYLINQ H IA D Q U A tH lI fi. u, STUART PAINT & I1T Port AY*. i.«,iLdn?.#Ynaiw-ti.r. �r~f BIX I Pw-* Editorial Staff ItM llH M a iH Mara kail ------- A lla* T r a i l * ....... Lais CaMvrell Well*# R «M M H * f .... By Hodon It Every week h*s its msln event and this week's was HOMECOM­ ING. The sponsors were limply radiant, the fame was fine and Iir lim R illa t C U Ifa rl Prvrla* everythin* went o ff smoothly— r«v r M ila n . -. .. LaalOa H al' B ayarl ara; -----but speakinf of somethin* not ■ In n O — rtiram a a h rs a a rU a D i a n a •mooth, was the definite r. r . *. . ... r u i M a ( a l l * P*rtln* of V A LA R IE WELLS M arl arti l a m end GEORGE SPEER. Neither K a tk rrr a w l s i l a a le (offering, ea VALARIE ia Laalaa Ns M a ra s Of tire _ contented with HUGH W IIEL. H a rm s* M IM Ifla a CUHl . Cl aka Ma r ; R akes CHEL and GEORGE with Ortas gsresll I HELEN 8TAFFORD. r U n a n W alla IO n r» | We thought there wea some, ■ IIMa p illa r Claaara .thing mining and we Jus* woke ■ laa Malk I l l s ! a* up to the fact that' it's the friendUneaa of LORENE SHORT who haa moved to Tavares. WEDDING BELLS for MARNoted U. S. Political Families GIJERITE DUNCAN and JUTE KEYE8 hart been ringing nlnc«» In the United Staten, there have bean certain families laat MAY, but we juat found that have played an Important political part in our nation out. Whoopel We thought we for the last two generations. 8ome are more noted than knew everything! "Juat anything to he differ, others, but all have a distinctive record. Worth-noting Is ent," la tha alogan. of "RED” that tome of these families have used the tame policy for WIGGINS and JIMMYRIDGE —of all thlnga, they have on yaara upon years. Mr Tha Bask heads of Alabama represent one of the great: their record a tour oT the new funeral home In Orlandu end eat political families that ever existed In this country. alao wara tceh chasingwnod. While no startling feats might be reported of this fami­ rata alt over th* mad laat Sun­ ly as a whole, recognition is well deserved when a state­ day night WARREN DANIELS ment la made concerning the accomplishments of the waa In on that, too. Gracing ’ole 8. H. S. with Bankheads. The late John Hollis Bankhead I, was a noted their charm and Irvcllnret were senator from Alabama, and his son, John II. carried on our aponiora for the HOMECOM. family tradition when he assumed the seat In 1931 his ING game. SIS KIRTLEY and father had held. Benator Bankhead is still serving in the FLOSSIE WELLS. Whafa LOIS NIPPER got we Senate, and although he haa not made an outstanding re- wiah wa had? Two cuta HOYS cord, ne has been termed an efficient senator. His bro­ down to aea har from VIRGINIA. "Sunday.go-to meeting" cou. ther, the late William Brockman Bankhead, served in the United States House of Representatives from the 66 Con­ pica Includa r-EARL JETER ’n EICK, KENNY ECIL gress to the 77. Rep. Bankhead was speaker of the House SHIRLEY OLS ’ n M ARTY PERKINS. LOwhen he died in 1940. Hie record will stand out for gener­ IS CALDW ELL ’n MACK CLEVELAND. and PATTY ations to c^rne as a feat in governmental functioning. One of the IgM highlighted clans have been the Am­ HODGE *n DAVID OATCHF.L They’ve been aort of following mons of Colorado^ The present generation of this politi­ the Olee Club around to tha cal family, led by ex-Govemor Teller Ammons, hss been dlffarant churchca. overshadowed by past groups of the fsmily who have Haa anybody noticed thoae shown many more state developments. The Ammons nded, boya that get around but never dataeT Freak*! To name a in different positions, off and on for 30 years in Colors- have few. SAM THURSTON. KEAR­ da Ex-Govemor Ammons, a Democrat, was defeated in NEY ARMBRUSTER, RUSSELL 1933 when he sought re-election, by Ralph L. Carr a Re­ YOUNG, DICK MERIWETHER. CECIL JONES and, oh—juat publican. Coma now, boya— give • The most publicized fsmily of politics in the last ten doitnal the gtle a breakl )rean haa been the Longa of Louisians. Huey Pierce Long, ORIEN FARREI. ha< been who established a "machine” that dominated Louisiana heard crooning to HELEN PHIL­ LIPS hla currant them* «ong, politics for more than ten yearn, was Democrat governor and senator from the "Pelican” state. He was assassinated "SO YOU'RE THE ONE." ILLIP KRONEN .wear* in August, 1938. His brother, Earl Kemp Long, became he*PH aff women for life elnce governor in 1989, when a Long protege, Richard W. Leche, ft? I ‘■ >\l wl,h marjor. resigned his position. Governor Long, seeking a full four- *■ JVNK BURDICK. Peraonally, we'll believe It when w* aet It. term, was defssted in 1940 by bam 1L Jones. This deI-ov* m*. low rnv dog." He. marked.the end of the Long rule in Louisiana. Exposed a ..HUTCHISON, r * ■raft and corruption practiced during the tang era Jiad with her Tittle blond Snanlel. wfeet upon the voters of Louisiana who decided to do We heard T. J. DRUMMOND CHr M i l a * .... . K a lk rrn « K | l a N a r fa tt ila D ia n a —. Mlrlaai **•<’ I n * Narrlas C om m it M i l a * .. . • e a rl* M i l a n B ■way with the Long-1tea. Massachusetts' Lodges are another in this classified yroup of American families. The late Henry Cabot Lodge, Br. was a Republican senator from Massschusetts who had the distinction of having been minority leaatr as well 4s majority leader of the 8enate, He was chairman of the all-important Foreign Relations Committee in 1919 and was violently opposed to the proposal that we enter tha League of-NatloHv Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., his son, wss elected aanator in 1988 to repisee irsrcus A. Coolldge. As most onetarm senators, Senator Lodge hss yet to make a notewor­ thy record. . The Tafts of Ohio are a nationally-known family. The .late William Howard Taft was the only man ever to havo r.been both president pf tho United States ind chief jus­ tice of the Supreme Court. He also was secretary of war trader Theodore Roosevelt as well as the first United States governor of the Pntllppinee HU son, Robert Al­ phonse Taft, was chosen senator in 1038 by the Ohioans | Robert J. Buikley, Roosevelt-widened Democrat. : - Senator Taft made an unsuccessful ntl-mpt in 1940 to «e. cure the Republican nomination for president. During his eh*rt tenur.i of nftire, ho has made a surprisingly good re­ cord and has come to be kpown as ono of tho ablest men . .In the 8enats. jo£~ - The l*te Rep. Bennett Champ Clark, Sr, npd Senator i Bennett Champ Clark, Jr, of Missouri represent another family of note in United 8tatas‘ politics. The late Rep. Clark was one of the moet outstanding speakers of the that this nation haa tvar had. Like the late Rep. heed, Clark will Wove, in his record, an qpoch in ''V i B e n n e t t Champ Clark, Jr, ton ef tha r, das unpointed senator in 1983 to fig out tha unI taro or Harry B. Hawes. He v is elected to a full term in 1984, and re-elected in 1988. Senator Clark an established orator. With nuny speech** he hea. ea leading isplarirailst, violently crlticirol the foreign policy >the President. He has not, hovovefr, rouchod the stand* - hU frthor had abroad in h.s ,t«y. ' The .LeFoiletU* of Wisconsin—the late Robert Sr, jjwl PhUlp—-have aO had Isolationist views. The Robert Marion LaFollatto Sr. was very active in the ‘ te In 1917 when he attempted to keep thU country going to war. Along with five other senators, LaFdinade a valiant try In efforting to keep the United J** ^J1 *on* Robert LdFollette, Jr, is a member ( • ejmryint the views of hi* famous far Into thg Sonata debata even now. Tho third LaFoU« • defatted In 1988 by Julius P. Hell The ■“ I a llie s w iiu * « a ,2 K arounH *bi^rJiA h U w rt I t " tha".hn,d ** 10j who ’aUL1 ,,V V _TM i b I i * f ton o..P#,t " " 'k ’e ‘’person, hiro f THANKSGIVING ^ U l co7\# . #n<* t o u t, and w« M m I M l«8V« you without wlahlng you the best one J v .^ !! It o u m f i . KATHERINE SPENCER wear­ ing an aqua wool skirt and black vsirs teen waist wa* really deSOUTH SIDE N E W S llgbted with th* alngtag and so was KENNY "BUCK” ECHOLS who wor* a brown cheeked coat’ and brown pants. EARL* JETER waa proud o f hi* data, SHIR. LEY EICK, har gray and plaid two plec# dress wa* very chic i?y uiroed r7 t®* • Ikfil with her taaalad faanie. N AN C Y COLLUM 1* on* of tha few poop)* who wear royal phrpl* becomingly. She has a 2 * f t ^ tthara, n I would purple cron* dtaa* with ontln ap­ pliques with which eh* wear* a ^ i r h l^#5»a di° Un*° strand of poart*. JANICE BROWN’S win* cprduroy dross ia ■ft o ff by a largo whlta bartht " 'la th* collar that‘ really tho thing! gh w & t ^ Yiank Urn N ^ in o l* Fred Com­ pany and th* Wilson Toomer Fertiliser Company for giving us a hundred pounds of ftrtills*r. Tho taro girl# who are helping In tha Garden Club are Dorothy 8emlfiolo Fortsin and Anna Corlpy. Mrs. Harrison took a short vo­ cation from school thla week to havo n visit with her ton who la home for the first time In- two yoara. _______ The Debate Club o f High School will meet In Orlando for .debates on Decamber 19. •iri-’i as? m « s . cia Plans Are Mad* For Football Baaquot Song's Copied By The Pan-Am. Club * Ia for ECONOMY ,.. aome protection at leee coed ' • F1RE1NSU*. ANCB U om plnM whnra you m a mv* tnonay, without bacriloin* quality l If you wor* a pofeyfcoUtr (a THE CBN* TEAL Ism poor, you would Pleasant companitxuhlp tad doUeioun drinks nr* tlway* on hsnd. Moot your fritnds her*. Modcrats pries* st til tJmss. Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails We Deliver •y ANm To "•whore of Am gMm t 'todylng up know ™ * " f— ,0r defense*you A bit of advice—‘ WMl. . i i j lag down Ilf.-, hon-li'-p. „ „ rear."Hm* ny 'P 11"**™ In hie e*. jk & .Y ~ S ? m , n l *d riding The annual operetta of the In 1939 the Key Club of Grammar School haa been aet Debating: Club Plans Seminole High School was erOlln D. Knf, American hlitor year’* attendance.) for Dccemtcr 11 and 12. This Rollin, College: One acholargsnixrd by the Sanford K[wants teacher at Seminole High School To Attend M eeting Club lo promote better friend$500— (ilightly under play ia sponaored by th* Parent and a member on the advisory •hip of of which hip and sportsmanship through­ committee of social science at- one-half the coet of one year’i Teacher, Association Mr*. W. 8. Bromley ia president tended the Sixth Annual Meeting attendance.) Th* Debating Club of Sem­ out (he srhnol. To canry out thla The name of this year's play inole High School held a me—*- motive, it has born necessary Southern College: _ One acholof lh* Florida Academy of Scirncea, which took place at tnhip of $270 and one of $135— “ E-A»pe rating Christmas Glfta'. ing Tuesday morning to make for the members of the club to features the usual number of plans to attend a district debate play a leading part in school ac­ Southern College, Lakeland, on (these amSunt to one-half and Nov. 20, 21, and 22. This aca­ one fourth the coat of one year-! good Christmas song* and chor­ tournament which is to be held tivity—both curricula and extrauses. The theme of th* plsf deals in Orlando, Dec. 19. curricula. demy Included diacuaalon of ao­ attendance.) 8tet.<on University: One schol­ with the Christmas gifts which rtal science, by certain college 1$ , record for the club since The officers tor Ihe eomiog got crossed up beemus* of the prufruor, and high tchool lu- arship of $250 (approiimately yrars ago y car were introduced as: Ken­ its founding three one-half the cost of one year's new regulations which required neth Echols, pre-idrnt; Connie •hows remarkable results in the atruetora. Santa to boa and label the gift*. While attmding the academy, attendance.) McCall, vice-president; Kather­ members' participation in school Mr. King took a leading part inl Tampa University:, Two schol- Well the gifts for the children ine Spencer, secretory and trea­ happenings. inl anhips—both consist of full tui- got m.'r/Hl up and were sent to surer; and Vesta Ann White, thc discussion on two occasions, Kry Club members, Edwin st Ihe luncheon for the sociai linn and fees for one year’s the old people, etc. In the final reporter. ' llranan and Earl Jeter— have the scene all of the, . gifts stags a sciences section on and'aUrndante.) irn xrn s e v HW|I U ll *Friday, ■>*'1 a m i .; Il.II rai . Miss Ethel Riser wss named distinction of having been pres­ •t a Saturday morning meeting1 He continued by relating that'Jubilee. ~"oa* ^OM sanitary boa- as the sponsor for the coming ident of Ihe Student Council of this group. Mr. King discussed students who live up to the pro- ing regulations" ere done' away year, and we hope it will be a during its two year existence. wlth the group the Florida Schol- Imisr that they shown) at the with. very successful' one. Another honor bestowed upon By Karl. Kipp trshipa In the Art and Selene* c1"»e of their high school days Any one withing to join the Key Clubbers for tha post two For several years, the fsculty of Free Government. They were and will prove themselves dedebate club pi*v»e see M l', ^ti. years has hern the editorship of School has begun last year. |serving.' may expect their schol- of the Grammar •or or the president at once. the Salmagundi, school annuaL "Students graduating thla irjihip to be extended through studied and searched for some |ji-t year John Dunn, president method of teaching thrift to our Spring are ellgttl* to enter the four years of college, of the Key Club, served as edi­ competitive examinations for the! The Seminole high teacher told boys and girls. We all railixed tor. sod this year David GatScholarship, ' Mr. King stated at the group in lakeland that Ralph the need of such tporMng but ehel, vur.president of the clob, the meeting. tMatousek, a student at Stetson National practice and economy Vocational School is serving as editor. Mr. King also announced thej University and one of the wln- seemed to be pointed In another The Key Club la welLreprefnllnwtng requirements for the ners of last year's scholarships, direction. aented on the Student Council By Betty Cellier Now the National Defense scholarships while addressing the has made an outstanding rrrofd We have the following new pu­ by Richard Meriwether, Horry according to a letter received Stamp plan haa presented us a social science section: Edward opportunity to teach pils attending Vocational School I.re, Jr., Earl Jeter. First— a competitive examina­ by Mr. King from Dr. W. S. golden Em­ now: Dorothy Ruoge, Alice Marshall. Taylor Brown. tion will be given In the* high Allen, president of Stetson. Dr. thrift soil still do something Higg*. Mary Coffeen. Mrs. A. mett Herndon, and Karl Schaltx. schools on April 10, to thoae Allrn states, "Ralph was near •tout National Defense. Mrs. I. K. Power*. Mrrritt Staley anil Other honors held by ■em ­ tudenta w'ho"wUh To e'nt.r'"th. •«>» »"P quartile In 1. Frailer Is responsible for this bers of this Key Club group Evelyn Stiles. new plan. ontest. This examination will k»‘ J » ^ tnglish ptaecmcnt tests contest. of th* senior What did one mosquito say to • re president Mrs. Frailer who Was our P. pertain In questions on govern­ and the psychological testa at class. Mack Cleveland) vice-orc*the other? ment, political, and social science, the opening of school. During T. A. president last term, is "Whoopee! 1 just passed my idrnt of the senior class, Tkylor economics and International rela­ the first six weeks, he made the very much interested in Ihe sale screed test!" Brown; secretary o f lh* senior She hss tions, and modern American and gride nfeJ) in all* subjects. There of Defense Stamps. Lately we have been rutting class. Drtphine Hasty: secretary European history, (a short bio­ are very few etudenta who ran worked out a plan and a contest •tsncils and running them off. ef the Junior clots, Paul Kickgraphy of msterlal to be used make such a record at Stetaon for the boys and girls to save As everyone knows we will cut son; rditor-in-ehief of th* Sem­ In preparation may be obtained during th# first six weeks per­ their money and buv Defense stencils for anyone who will inole County School News an 1 iod. He had two courses in his- Stamps. We are glad to co­ from the writer.) lory, Economic History of Eu­ operate In this work and hope furnish the matrrial. This will an associate editor o f tha Sal­ Second—an original eight to rope ami History of Medieval magundi, Edward Marshall; pres­ to report a good ami* of stamps help us and you too twelve hundred word essay (to Europe." First Angel: "And how did ident of the Band, David GaL In the near future. be aubmltted on a date to bo ehrl; treasurer of tha Pan-Amer­ you get here?" "President Allen. In his Istter, lly Sophie Mas Wright •elected later) will be required advised that another scholarship ican Club. Billy Holleyhead; and Second Angel: “ Flu." In chapel Wednesday morning from the students whose papers will be awarded in 1912,'’’ Mr. The first year shorthand pu­ business manager of tho Celery we sang The Star Spangled Ban­ Stuart In Ihe examinations have ranked King continued. '1Thla letter Is pils have begun to wfite with Fed. school newspaper, Ithln ihe highest twenty-five. typical of the responce of Flo­ ner and gave th* Flag salute. surprising results. Some still (Juartrrman. Mr. Kipp gave a Bible strlpture 'Although soma of th* mem. Those twenty-five students will rida college presidents to the and we repeated the Lord's Pray­ ca n't believe it! here of the club hav* not been Kindergarten Stuff! \m nbtlfied. program," he added. er. Mrs. McKinnon gave * nice officers, Ihrv have been the In­ Mr. King added that tha Flo­ Mr. King concluded by stating speech on good sportsmanship, I bought a wooden whistle. spiration behind certain organi­ rida seholarahlpa are being that the other students In Florida which l think will help lh* boya But it wooden whistle. sations. So I bought a steel whistle. arded by .the following insti­ collegrs who art benefiting from and girls of Grammar 8chool. In taking psrt in th* extratution* of higher Iranflng In thla tne scholarships afe Donald Kuhl. • Barbara Rucker and Endsley But it steel wooden whistle. curricula activities In th* blgk •late: at University of Miami, Gertrude Mclsch of th* fifth grad* sang So I bought a lead whistle. irhool. Ihe membera of th* Key University of Miami: One long, at Southern College, and a song for tha school. Miss But they wooden lead me whis. Club sre able to endeavor to tie. scholarship of $250— (approxi­ STirvin Hardin, at Tampa Uni- Whlildon played for them. urge rn better sportamonsbip mately one-half th* coat of one- versity Grammar School has a band So I bought a tin whistle. • nd friendship and at Urn asm* whkh play* for tbs children to And now I lin whistle. Some of the following have tim<* *n? keeping up th<r scho­ march hy. Mr. Dolllson la the part-time jobs and others have lastic records. Thus they have leader of the orchestra. Wo are nermanent job*: Perry l-ee Bell, carried out the motive for which very proud of our orchestra. OVIEDO S.H.S. S A S 8 IE TY Elisabeth Dyson, Augusta Fin. the club was organised. Kay Hho*arakrr neran, Helen* Tamm, F.ilee-i We entered chapel Monday School Fatly Madga )ragg, Margaret Ilolly. Edith with the orchestra playing *N*w teakiey, Bettv Colbert, llrM tTills week eaulety went to In a recent flection the een- Yoik Life” . church to hear th* Enasmble ca Lee, and Hilly Finneran. Then wo sang “ Tho Star sing. The group looked ewell lor class elected as their home Ith the girls' all whlta dresses room mother, Mrs. C. R. Limits. Spangled Banner-’ ami had the Tha girls' and boys' basket­ Plsg salute. Mia* Edna Chlltemlen recently harmonising with tha boya’ dark Anderson* Mr. Kipp give a Blbla reading attended a Hroquet (or the new suites. In looking around th* ball teams are getting new satin congregation w* aeo BETTY .taskatball suits in the school and th* school recited tha Lord's members initiated into the FlorG r iffith ' Ida Scuthem college chapter of WILKINSON wearing a white *°lor,» orange and black. The Prayer. Funeral Director . Mr. Kipp told us about th* Ksppn Delta PI. a national honor­ fUnn*Ma«ket whU# "l AUBETTE I by, 7 H B. h i l t DUTTON'S blue sweater bring* ,on*:><t..pl« y> tnd K«ttln« Constitution of th* United States ary fraternity, from the merchant* of and tha three divisions of the aut th* blu* In hap aye*. MACK Oviedo. The balance is to be Government which are th# Presi­ BUI Klrtley rnd Pete Wrro, for­ CLEVELAND In a twe^I coat paid bv th* School Board. dent and hla cabinet, th* Su­ mer student* of Seminole High accompanied LOIS CALDWELL preme Court, and Congress. W* had a very nice ThanluSchool, were vlaltlng with friend i who wor* a gold silk dress with, Mr. Dolllson, the orchestra at th# school cn Thursday. brown .accents. CLARA HAS- giving program at our Horn* Economics Club meeting last leader, told usthat you should KINS’ red suit looked eo cheer, playing an Instrument Monday night. There were IB start ful and VIRG IN IA CHAPMAN present. Delicious refrshment* wl^ll* you are In Grammar School offered a pleasing pictura In her were served by Madeline Borjard, In closing of tho program tha light gTcen silk dress. Marjorie Wllkeraon, Sharon Mur­ orchestra fftomola" to rel .played _ Ars we teeing doublet No, ky, Charlotte Beasley, Beulah march out by. it'e Just the BROCK twin*. AL Robert Spark ns to* ergard, and Evelyn Tindall. and PETE, In thalr roveralble Our Garden Club met Tuesday. plaid jackals. And sitting right Welcoir* back Joyce Steel, we We prepared a garden In tha by them Is LEROY HODGE In are all glad to hire you with u* back yard of our school. In It a ennisy tan sport coat and blu* again. will plant Nasturtiums. We HARRY BEASLEY > man-of.tho-vrorldlah la hla tan salt and yellow awaatar BOP CRUMLEY’ S groan suit la tha latest In Ullorfiw. Ut* apanoor. Soon Th* faculty area mighty dremud np with MISS HAND i M . a l . M ~ " “ inoftlng a becoming largo now mw pupil, k m m m black hat with n gold ornament. MISS RISER'S bleak hat sad w , u a i K T iS S M e i t e shoo* looked aver so amort with ^ fitted black coat and MISS s S ^ jiK t HRMAN chose a gray dross oatentad with a btna hat MR. MeKAY waa vary distinguished looking In n dark gray salt. Mont wash laaaMty will “ toko In’ th* home coming gx three L*. ^ . w wwn, t fl than-. • w school right 10 \ “ • r». - h i m for rlstQgig^kftl atich famQiee could have been go Wh Seminole High School Key Chib King Attends Annual Meeting Of G R A M M A R SCHOOL Members Hold Many High Honors Notes Academy Of Sciences At Lakeland S. H. S. Ram bling* n Nor. U , oanorayP R i$ b t! Phono to tha ■•IWU a»d tUll 9m mu odvvti o. • ■- * •m u -.. 'i - ~ y*-M f ----------- H t f : •. ■■H R ^ �/r . |a|nvi -^ .Turr-v - — r - r a l& g i ■.-V a m I AN • VOLUME r o i n • T r a l i * iNDEPENDKK'r NEWSPAPER •*r Member Associated I’ rrs.-, SAN FO R D . F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . N O V E M R E R 21. 1911 Established In 1908 Hendricks Speaks To f Sanford N Tlic Only Central Florida ( ily A fford in g Hall, Highway And W aler Traiwporlatlon M RailUnionMay British Claim New Successes; Ask Roosevelt To Take OveV Moscow Is In Grave Danger Turkey W ith A Star Civic Clubs Representative Sa ys District F e d e r a l • Expenditures A r e Over $50,000,000 W h i t n e y , Pre8ideat(<;crmans 'fak e Town O f l^arfirest Bro­ 1 Within 3! M i l e s Denounces Hitler • And John L Lewis WASHINGTON, Nov He t s s w la l . 1 rreaa — President A K Whitney of the Cerman aback troops which Brotherhood of Hallway Train­ drpee a new Wedge between men, the large«t nf fiv» unions Moscow and Kalmln and of operating luilroad employ**, • •arm ed against the Ited said today his organization was Arm y'a second Ifjyrs of ,|r-shout ready1' to ask President fens* soath and * r s t of lha Roosevelt tn take rimtrnl nf ths rapltal put khxscnw today in rallrooads f..r the duration of tne its moat aarloua danger nf emergency tn avert the strike thr war. scheduled fnr Per 7 The atrlkf The N a il* asserted they was tailed tn enforce wage In­ had amaahed to within about crease demands 31 miles o f Moscow, labor and management rrpreFighting e f f atlark after •entativrs held separate meet* attack by tank m d mechaning, on the railroad w igs dis­ iied force* the uaalana de. pute, presumably considering pro­ dared they were holding posals and counter-proposal* put firm ly to positions at K al. forward in previous joint eonInin and Volokolamsk, flan k­ ferentes. ing the new wedge. There was no word, ho Ilf l'r#—; ^0 „(,at suggestions for breaks Tlii* (irrman* rlaimrtl t*»dny |ing the impasse nnd averting wers that thnr force* have captured nation wide rail strlV .11 niilra |unjj^ , an,| non-op- S»lnvt*chnofor«ki, only northwrut of Mn»fnw, in their crating brotherhoods have asked! approach to the Itu-sian .for wage incresscs ranging from , l(|„t*|. The Russians admitted !l0 percent upward. President ||„.lr withdrawal at Mozhaisk. 57 I Roosevelt appointed s fact-find- nnlrs wrsl of Moscow, slid n ‘ ing board which recommended ^risslustl retreat southeast of Tn. Sen. Tom I .-Un.ilu i I. s.,. (U-ftl. ehniinian of the Judiciary seven and one-half percent In- |., |(g) miles below Moscow, creases for the operating em- fhe Russians said heavy hisses hulioininiilii i hi.i».tk' i .itiii -I rik«%sji •»n. *ii»*k%!i willi Inn ployr.s and l-l1, percent raises were inflicted on the"Gi-rmims in wltnesee*. . ............. N t, v l *' for the non-operating. Those re- u„. |{„,|ov srru wle. .Ii.t'i t -l ........... l„ ■. -Ills ,,, | \ ' i l >. . .. i n commendations were rejected by llispelrhes also snol the Hus. Irst.il. , ... ................. »)■„ las.-.| Hi. \i»it . • i . . I , all brotherhixwls. Only the oper- ,inn, stood fast at VolnkolninA. or War It.-toil r I'jit.i sting trotherhiNals, however, h *w | „ f,.w miles northwest of Mwcmv sure of iiiimi . i i l l- t ,t. i. it... ......tu. tion _____________________' formally called a strike. „ n the northern itusdnint of tin- t h e r h o o d , Would Stop Waffe Strike Wheeler " I s ” C a l l e d Traitor To Coun• tr y By V i s i t o r Federal expenditure* in the Fifth Conjrreuxionnl dis­ trict and those authorized in • aopronilation* now pending •jorrejrate over S50.000.000. -Representative Joe Hendricks told a KToup of civic cluli members at a luncheon in V the Pariah House todav Explaining that political opponents (n q iM illy ask«*<l the qustlon, “ What ki> hr dine?” Mr. Hendricks tnl,| hn audience ^ that he wanted them to hr able ® to aaawer In detail so hr ex­ plained that this $50 ,000,000 in. •laded Items amounting to $10..000 already spent and $ 2 0 . . ,000 contemplated f»r the A Bear future. ® Mr. Hendrick* also paid ht< respects to Adolf Hitler and Jalni !„ Lewis declaring th;it the former waa out to conquer thr world III on* way or another and that the other waa a traitor to # hta W i l l i hat hardfy l«“ *» t t M Senator Wheeler *t al whe men teiUng the people of th, ■■■airy that lha whole defensr « « * • ■ to A fraid-perpetrated « Pvt. Kred MeClintock, 24, draftee from lluckingham, 1H., has Jane Wyman ns his guest for turkry dinner at Fort MarArthur. Cal., and his top sergeant does the carving It tame about when Sgt. Arthur Dahlstrin bet him a month's pay the actress wouldn't shi w up tor Thanksgiving dinner. Pvt. McClintnek rushed to to Hollywood, did a lot nf lalking, and here the bet ia being paid off. Herndon Reports N o . R o l l Worker* who are canvassing Tha*. indicia cuts and two no true bill* »rr«- returned by thr Semlcmle County in , connection Jury fur I he Fall term with the Red Crose membership The fndictmenta were against rreaa - Church and a pant presi­ Nelson dent o f Uio Rotary Club, who leaves shortly to make his home la Tampa. The luncheon wm» presided re­ ar hr O. P. Herndon, president of the Klwmnis Club, who pre­ sented the distinguished r and introduced th* ip-aker. Rep­ resentative Hendrick*, he said, wis elected fhr* yean ago as a "*•rioo* minded young man in whom th* people recogulirH the nualItiaa o f n statesman." Mr. Hem. don also commended him fee his elevation to the powerful > " im priationa committee and aafcl he was the seannd man from Pin(da in the history of thta state tn ait upon that committee. Mr. Hendrick* said that a rrtnrcey la beta* mad* of the propoaed 81. Jokaa-Iadian River (C n iu is g — reae Taeeey Seven Selectees Will Leave Foe Blanding Friday Six moo have been selected and one man has volunteered to fUl the second Nov amber Draft Quata. E. B. Carter of the local BeWthr* 8 errk » Office mild to. following prospective sol­ dier* will leave fo r th* !« Uea Center at . Camp l Bias Call W orkers To Make Reports Before N ext W eek Bill In Two Cases On Doeket Circuit Court, according to fnfdrmatton released today ty O. P. Herndon, clerk of the Cir­ cuit Court, who also announced '•hirh rector o f lha'Holv ad i f k O f R ed Capital; Nazi Losses Heavy liruwn, colorrd, charged with murder; Willie Mae Haw­ kins alias Willie Mae Pride, rnloml. charged with murder; anil Johnny Nmith, colored, chargeil ith rape. No true bills were returned against Edward liens, colored, and Hallie Mae Williams, colored. Two defendants have already plrad quilty end have hern sen­ tenced. Webster Thomas, who was charged with larceny of an au­ tomobile, waa sentenced to five years at Ralford aa was Joe Jones, J r, who waa charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor. Both are colored. The Grand Jury also rrportrd to Circuit Judge M. R. Smith U s s lls w * Press Pea* P earl U. S. Troops-To (io Into Dutch Guiana WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 — M l ■ — The White House today an. neunerd a contingent of Ameri can troops would move into Dutch Guiana to protect valuable bauxite mine* which supply the United States with large supplies of raw aluminum. Arrangements were made by the United State*' and Nether, lands* govtmmcnta, with the wholehearted approval from the gavarnmaai af Btraall. Idefense srr drive, should have their reports in hy the middle of this week, Mr*. Roy Mann, publicity chair, gist} of tha aafucjalion, stated to. day. Shu added that, a very small amount of tha quota has been secured, a total of I t 10 ami this includes some county appro­ priations. Mrs.*Mann pointed out that the lets money collected toward the 41500 goal, the tmaller the sp. prupriatirn kept tor use In this area will be and In this particu­ lar emergency, more money will be needed for- county work as well as national work. Miss Olive Dinkla keep* thn Red Cross room open in the mornings, whlla In the afternoons tha following women of Sanford act as receptionists to give out supplies to voluntary knitters as well aa buttons, membership ranis and other roll eall matter; .Mrs. J. G. Patterson, Mm. Charlie Morrison, Mr*. E. 'I . Hoy. Mrs. J. O. Laney, Mrs. II. J. Lehman, Mrs. 8. Hlghlcyman, Mr*. J. W. Daniel, Mrs. H. D. Lewis. Mrs. J. G. Heron atid Mrs. G. A. .Speer. License Provisions Added To Price Bill I 'flnnkftl on the viuth. Next Katurdxy is the final data i On the northFiintrrn front, io for membership pjrdges In the |hi* FenrrNl vicinity of l.rnirurrn*l. current American l.eglon drie#, llie B»mI ermf h^» oprn^tl m fo»m Adjutant J. G. Trawkk of tW. loesl post. advi*«d twlay. h$*r of pointa totrntr^iciiltv 'it The local Post has Ix-en Irs untril alonir mnin Uin<*nitl Ing tn get new members In ■ ; Mimtow hiph'kHV, thi* offit iul i»r. dec tr> raise its standing In in ­ ! my nm^paprr IC «*d Htnr repnrtctl state. Twenty new members ...... f been added recently, hut 1 % Post still is considerably li»> • of last year's total. Joel 8. Field, local eoonnnn.h . received a telegram todae f- >01 the state department rnmomodi • Rupert ravineaa, saving “ thnini ing on ynu io don’t let me down ' Mr. Cavinrsa is Interested all pn*ts in 'Ih i state in an I’’ , fort to place the Florida ■!. Igatton io the first 10 in oi>l< i of membership In the nati-m A speelal meeting is evn.-rt I to he called hy the end <>f Hie week in order to vrte in am new member*. Al«n la-gioenniic •. who' have not paid their dues ■.>, yet, arv urged In do so at mu.- Credit Rule* Stand For Christmas Buyers WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 -</T> — For tba benefit of millions who plan ia da their Christmas shopping on. credit, th* federal reserve board promised Sunday not to changa • Its credit rules before the holiday. Officials at the agtnry said that although a stiffening of tha regulations on Inatallment sales hat been under study for several weeks, th* public need not worry about their gift shop, ping t h is --------That t____ that, under th* rule* Is effect line* Beyt. 1, ra­ Children’s Home Superintendent Will Attend Committee Meeting Narco* C Fagg, *up*rintcnkoforn Urn deat of tkn ‘ Odldna’a Horn* JodmatniOo ‘ oHO- attend o f Nto Semlnolo County U* ,r Tba 1C fruit, of Klo­ county of a abort Urn# aoy __ moat (to prod ucs and donated by i f chary* eonraltu* — th* w usr S f— s any officer. ' ■ t " \ TlP On the Moscow front * gu-an- I is- (tattle raged on idl sectors American Legion Ij and was fierce especially in (In­ ion of Klin, only 50 mih-s Membership Drive direct out front the capital on the ro-ld Will End Saturday Motfow’d tlefrnNF^, iioi rg%it Friday at S OS attack from Urn office an Second f t n e t: Ernest NaOy Hickson, ChaluoU, laborer, SR year* o f ago; WASHINGTON^ Nov. 21 - 0T> Ha C. Stanley, eajeepna. ST yanra — Tha House banking committee #f age; Q g e te r Irving Mas* of la an 11-hour raversal restored Ike licensing provisions to the Adminlitretie*1* drnsttcpllv re. dio*. refrigerator*, aewlng vamned prise control bill but chine*, vacuom ctoanera, washing specifically " exempted farmer* machine*, metal mot lea] Instru­ • f age; ^ . ment* and end almllar merchandise ford, trucker,' SI jr*ar» M ag*. frrsw the provision. air* 0 bought bough far 20 percent Two moa who aha included In The revlaed version also would can be tkto quota win laaau from,other forbid tba Ikaaalag of radio lime. dawn and J> Jl month* to pay. Furnlturo to to m ow $n 10 percent and seettoda ad tha United State, for Selling and distribution of Bbrttou renter*: J*ka Pickett papers, bask* i• nd ether prlnUd 11 month* boala, but automobile* WBMama.'Y— . A rt*. Junior *a matter likewiset weald be txempi- a n 1-4 down (ad JB month* to par tha furapL y !* tB * years af " a ^ w t e M b i t o r , Lap Angete*. Calif. UOterd pnrtor attradaat, s « yuan - <*anil>ii(. Axis Supply (Vntrr, Is Captured In IS-lmur Hattie (M Tanks In Libya Discuss A n ti-S trik e Hill 3 Indictments Memberships In Returned By Local Red Cross Grand Jury Total Only $400 Tru e of th* I th* Walter Turner, Young Student, Appears In Pl ay l.ondon Sliites Enemy Is “ Ktsoluk* And 'Null Commanded'* t i.i i i i istt p im r. Vov. -* * < \ l’ > I hr I if ill Can* .ii I m ii M rm ttm h PivU lon l«.i- lim l.tl +.%(*I\ in Britain in the l.iik.,*'*l lr*M$|» rnnvoy • %ai in n .i« b Itiiteiin. it « a « .Ttini tinttt| iiml.gt |t liHik o n * r i.il •l.«kw |t» tli>«-mbiirk ll %«» l.iru** I btitiw a ml * upon I In n• tn-lw <•! i Ritailunt in I ••ll** kti* |Mnirril M*»hnrr anti mli» It nil* tkhirh Itnik thrm In I r Minin if (.im p* in thr topill h nf I iic Ijim I. Hf .^•meerlitleil I’ rea* *'’ J t r it U h N o r t h A lih a n fo r - e e « tQtljvy Rjinotiiiccti the ennun ^ j *j \ S j n 3 is“ r.l..a \ .ip " Im p o rt- mld- Vwi - 2: , l ut t l e I'.lttli- of III If i. i nrknnwledl I Ip- till III i l-ll I-ll ft .1 .1 It ini-nsliMiH fig h t III. Tax Discount Property Value To Be Allowed In County Set , To December 13 A t $21,419,543 Delay In K o IIh ('auHes Kxtent ion O f T i m e Assessment For '12 Is K x p e c tffi T « Ht‘ I ndcr Last Y e a r ’s •1 II. | K ilill il IVSl wui.l itu* L ib tn i imp Hhfti t« nt f i d t*Tim! ita .. .1 1.*4 • •»*• ".It frill o f the tn |«t I* .1 « • • ink . Itt.i fl.U il that • *•itf ti•*«•«! that ll* |u»)|t it,,; % x.t 1 w ,i s im p" iMt i i• • tfirn n in r thn •• •* . Ill M l U a ••! iln- ui mu?.4. A (••tl| t| '" 'l l • •■ *’ •1mt « h«* llritlah 1,9*1 1"l|l|'l » t •• • »' • hi v *’ i Pioluli*” li.1 w .Al . ••••»•• tn l.-l. nnl figh tn.* th p» •*•♦• ! v capture « l.tuu* ti ih 1 l . f " : lMp'. '*'i M-tj r V f'. o- o.i aa . B s p n lin ir. am| thr to n . -r; . «f 41*l**99* • Local Boy Will Receive Honors In College Book ' •i llntiwli lank* uml I h< |Ii if i«kh. hi wever, rht- 1 |n'firn' «||w«i•lint mi ri.. •........... . ,i•• *. •»•••'* •I .1 ••' ' i t•*»«• m kffiliiiii u « ••tintv i.m-$ vtill P. all. i\t«l !•• • Ml I t It 1 Mtlllf v h.»» 1............ » • .......... . hi iIn* Invnl, m*i» ami |lf« | mii aM'Hliil of It •• $li‘la> *i n* •i : itii.i itu* p ,.|lx 1 .. h h»vr •si|»lurml liar. llu 1• in fit ••i\ n.h r lh.» I'll tax tolls fni !'• • i| *1 —•••■•••• at ttia • • ......... hi nunforri*. S« iiiiiiulf r.iin iy, fax 1’••llrrtMr it i ••isl.iiit •• \tith tin* •*••• » •1 f•*• ••!• .1 . i •••I inHull Hi \|n|itrrrnn. J»l«' l» Jlllk lit<* l||»t' ItI8|*l IinIiiv MD. 1Miiipf rellfr'e lit. . 1• .in I t •I ih r tiriliu illft fo Tl>" Htw n»H«. tkhirh wvfp |.n ' I * l $11kiii" . fa \ .to 'OiUM'»f fio m Ku•II. p(,," l mi i«ri'ii|t|t|fi«‘$* XXIth thr |,$x t ll'slil k •••••* . .m l ?*1it llo* A m l.ih>»n liikk-s cimrti'tl Ilk t hr lull h if I- I lh* fijflirt* Irp i Tilt h a ftr ir il "e lf. iiriuv »t.1* f'Oir InltMr. \hi-rr tMiiyt'.l hy thr nr%% I'Mil kahlr tif Ho i r p o lls sanl yrtolcrIO* III |n*kt-ltirr, Mr. Jinking «ai«l, pi. •M*t |M‘ I 111,. IBM s * .I •l.oN ilhiiMii in* w .mol plafira Slulr IfnilriMil A m u |t«*.«r*1 lh. ,1 '•*«*«.ll klllllilfloil l.i ' Itr i .1 lkk« H than irulkfl", I *I|M l *.* l l 'l'lllllf «lf th»* ( *Olt1 |lt I oil*' $ Ik........ iiiy $*r,71;.,7»;f. \i. •i ni,l !• \n a l «uppU loft, I \.«ro-nirlit ktpliii i. • ti .1. A lto rn ry G eneral and S tate I n i M- *11*• ■$ tm an iM tiicv. li K lirrr. wt ip «h l.iyrtl in rvuvlniu: tin k* .$' Iiio Ih-i ii »rl .»» »»., Ion il |*oI*r||l ktlllir ••! *•• | sk.t IMM -Illo • .1 sikriirnirnt on vahiiition'« Io I.* IM 11 •sf i,« rm •• fu fh lrr ami |hHk M- f ' - o l nnlrotnl ,ni.| (• l« $ |.|III* kkrla llyilllf SlIlltH. bpi eh liiifg an«l tliil not t i llo • I *hi tin * v,tIit.11i*eii . i •* 11 , 1 . »l$r Mr*liirrr«ni*an • 4•• • ft|*uiro until S r|i(-I7 , ami il vo.i- 4 •I I •' • ' I III I h ip x • ifi.io p * I •• ''l i t Ih r Hr»l••toll M 'krrnl «lay<t l a liT that |h# S rin I'V fhr |,|k A '*««•'-Ol t*e Is. , .f i•i • i\r. » \*- k\iim rr|H»ila siiiil. Miolr la x Aw cu rnr W ill flirillahnl . ‘••I* I I Iim inrNiix an .o f m l •III* Il'UI III tilkl'1 U • • •oit’.lln l I'll** •••Milan* al*** iim'iI h»*uvv kkilh thik infnrniutiiui ym r f it* •bi • **f I i .iiiv|imii |•I.•*<• ■* lowiinr tflhl*T* m A fte r \nltiulioriN \irre p tliiitln l will* Ihr la «( Weather City News Briefs 0PM Asks Drivers To Save Previous Year’s Licenses Sanford Marksmen Win Honors In West Coast Meet At Gainesville Stolen Instruments And Bag Are Found n J U ' U m Sr B r in g . ‘ TI. Arrau*. - i- - C STBal gSrWSr^ BTW*I,_ 5ut class AA rated Irnag, never lh* twain shall meet, except -th* old tag* ba returned n; clast G m o w firin g, in Florida”, Mr. pood# concluded, motorlate call for new tap, C A- Brown —--- - 7- Knjrlisli Admit Hard Fighting Waller M. Turner, a mem. her of the senior class at the University » f Florida in Gaines, ville, appeared in * IhrTe.prr. formanre run of the K a u fm a n and Hart play, "The Man Who Came to Dinner” in the role of "Ilert Jefferson.” opposite Miss Jean Stewart nf Galnrsvillr.According to prrsa releases tht« play was arrlalmrd "the out. standing romedy prmluction of the past five years’ at the I'ni. verslty, while during ita New York run io I93U.tO, writers tin all |irnprrty in Ih r 4‘ounly. I In* 5 : o f attli-l.ink trun« l-k. Mr Jinkm . .k .a li.l m i h i l e lo n n t*rme,| it a "hit.” I ••unly Idki'H for luauif* naHi •• l >i | * »h* • $•fuipm* nf ID il Mh ufm lo ll UHt Nlihm illnl to the Slttlr The other male lead was f*ion|'trollrf, who u|>|irov«*«l il on have- a iiii|lii|»i* nf || I | flit - ............ ••►I iitls » f played by Carl Squires of Min. | I h I . Ill, Iht* T ax t ’o||%-rtoi $*\ v• ••I .i • oiil|mrri| walla nulls In 1Io ati l ninl k* ml. who appeared in thv title 1*1.11111 «l Th«* builtrel fo r Ih r I Miintj l.l't vnir, kr« pni|f * lh. la . .,i i i'..I., ,k. 12-ion Ameriean.hullt role. Thr play waa directed hy (llkl‘7 Mill tht‘11 wlllblltlt i«*«l l ’ » III* u.-t, .... I t. has,- fmight up.iralivi’ly <*nti • ■i. I..id ••MllNurtl |»H I'matf • t r . i „ m o h im - ,.f ti,'iniun mm. GAINESVILLE. N»v. 2 I - (S | - . Prof. Paul E. Gelsenhof. I 'oiM|itro||er Anil m n i iio I r#*lurnr*l d,v i -toll < to n -twsisle ♦ill cial)— Edward laing, son nf until .i trip kkiM iiu 'lr Io Tu 11* T, rtlo I "leni-'s " bv imigh. Eddie Lang owner of Eddu-'s luikM'p hy ai«Vi*riil County tiffiriulinling liili-li lln...,r n-glinents Restaurant, who is a Junior at Mini the County A tt'irn ry whu now , , in n led In lio n nnd gaso. th# Unlveralty of Florida, is w n r ourrrto»ful in hMving th* line wnrfaie, tile high-specil among those students who wdl builirrt Fpprovnl. Th»* tuulirct i*l Honda— Fair and cliiinly. il Xiiu’iM'in iiL'Id tanks were dehe Hated In th* lift 1-42 issue Ihr School Iloaril mUo x u ffrrn l i|r t* M'.l fiusl in th,' extri iiii- smstli ., iilu-d ii. driving in «t rlo.s« o f Who'* Wf asAmong Students Uyx mill wua n d ntipruvnl until (I c«mMmhf*I •••• I' mbf TlirtFl , isirlmn luniglit. Tuenday fa il and In American universities and SrI um .I lluiird officials mad,, a trip I, r in tinsouth purti.m College*. .. In Tallahassee uml wyro successGeorgia— Fair and iiiiii Ji udder Mr. Lang I* edi tor of the c>l. fill finally in ohUiining up|iruvul with frost. Tempvrnture will I.lege yearbook, a member nf th* of their budget hy the State , |„ |,,« freesing in the hortli .md Junior claaa executive commit! ', The City ( ’ommisslon will hold la aaaoclata editor of thr ml. it* regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock Supi'intendcnt of INilillc instiu. - 1eeiitral portions and f o i r fi.% r. |mg in the exlremn smitli totiq;ht. leg* magaalne, ia dance chairman tonight In the Commission room th’ii. It was not until all of this had Tuesday fuir and rubier in lluo f tha Cavalier*, in treasurer »f at Iho City Hall. hern done that the Hrmiliole Tax i South portion. Alpha Phi Omega and is vire Assessor could iu- fumbhrsl with Alabama —• Fair and colder nrrsldent of the Intematinnal The frilerul government, Ralationa Club. He was secretary, There will bo a meeting of the the tax rate so that he.could cum-1 Temperature 2H tn 32 in tli - thrnngli the Coiiserv.xtbm Section Wurth portion, -;to to *tt in th« plcte the ta i rolls, treaauror of Summer School, Sanford Tourist Club tonight al This Wfork waa rniupleted hy interior of .south |m»i I m*ii , I I fo » f thv. 11 I'M has rrqueated ev. waa aaaoclata editor of the P 7:30 o'clock in th* Tourist Cen­ Tas Assessor Sanford F. Dninluey ki» nil tho roait am| u hruvv rryluuly to ci-op,-rate with tho book aad waa a member of the ter on Lako Shore Boulevard. on Nov. 1.1, approved by the Ihiaid fruit in th<*( aotifh port inn to. licViue lag officials in conserving sophomore executive commltUo. 11 nnd th* tax rolls were delivered tiiirht TucK4lay fair uml runt in* I it 11 and previous year lag* by Mr. lang graduated from Or. turning them in to the tax col­ ll ssllsseS Us r*4* Tkrvvl Um I roltl. There will b* a dinner-meeting Undo. High School In 103)1 and lectors throughout the slate, Jttn. during kto high school career of th* local Uhrlntr* tonight at It. Jinkm*. Tax I'id h t v , an­ waa a member of the National 7:00 o’clock gt tka Palms and nounce,! thit morning. Pine* on th* Orlando highway. Honor Society. In line with this request own. i n uf Hi l l license plate* are asked tu turn them in to the Tax Warren Bennett and Jessie ( ’nllcctor when purchasing tho Dossoy of Orlando aocurad a mar. new lit 12 platen, nr ‘ a* soon Hag* license. John Odom and rln:«s I), thereafter a* possible. These obi Thelma 8mith of Apopka were Several members of the Bern- Miss Ethel Walker; Williams; plate* will then be he Jakcn taken up by Issued a marriage licenso Inole Gun Club "Jnumeyrd” tn • Inw firing, Inatrumont* and a hand bag Harry partment the Motor Vehicle ^^fepartm that were etoton from Dr. A. W. at tha Court ilonaa. Gainesville Sunday to attend the class II slow firing, James AL Hatta’ car Friday night have been an. I iiiuvid to ltaifte||n,l|her* tthey lenhy. recovered, polka said today. Tha “ LRUs Theater” Club will regular monthly meet of the FanfunI cluh memiars who at* will be held for iftcyisial by th* cmtrgon. A, bay faoad tba artkiea In meet at tha Weaua’s Club build. Florida West Coast rising League tended thn meet, Jasper Wolf,-, gnvernmrnt during 'this em*r$ tba gvaaa along* id# th* atreet In on Oak A vana# Tuesday night which »a a held on th* polire cy The Motor Vehicle Department on# block from Dr. Holts’ rest, at 7:10 o’clock. Tba Rav. Carter range there, Byrd J. Goode, di­ James Allrnby, Harry WillMins DeLaiu will b« ths princL rector of thb Central Florida and Mr. Goode, were aiming the hy ita Commissioner Henry J. •a 7|7 East Second Street fromi Depuid League, stated today. speaker. farther word ennb-atanta who were the guests Driggers, asks for 'a full com Winners of tha gold-medals In nf the Gainesville Police Dcnart- plianca of IhL* request by tbo I from , police HITI«V sacurvd a p«rmll a r o h b e r y V f'H iiP government, as he In ansloud that ment at a pilau luncheon. clothing afore aa to re-roof lb* kitchen o f a on*- classes wore: class AA, C- A. Th* next meet o f the West Florida shall make a good show. ua b s f week. Tha Kory from* booaa looal ld at 904 Brown, class A^ H. B. Krupa; Ing in the collection uf tha old’ Mated vaiuo at aioUtiag Uk- Pecan Avans* *■ N ev.'IO . Per- class B, J. M. Gilmore; class C, Coast League will bo held in tag*. Fort Myers on Dec. I I when that Jasper Wolfs; class D, B. J. frees ike etere amounted te mtosten waa ghroe to W. 8. Allen New license platex for 1948 *** up meat# th* East Cnaat will go on sale at th* office of raatoMtelr IIM te repair tba step* of kto dwell- Brich. guo “ W * will combine fore** Jno. D. Jinkin*. Tax Collector, Highest individual match score* • - ”T I t----------lag aad kto garage. I l f Celery for the afternoon wire aa fol for a gala day of shooting. Ckut a* m o d i, m' M IIF.lt 71 li ti'lfa o .s .'-u '.i.l^ . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 22, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 22, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/269ccf3c868e67e08fe7bc305ad051df.pdf 481a67a54d5b93fbab912664c5eaa083 PDF Text Text t < WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 15H TgEJUNTORP HERALD, BANFOBP, Southern Hospitality Proven . To Soldiers In Army Maneuvers FIRST ARMY PUBLIC R E -,th e (outhem hospitality. LATIONS DIVISION, CAMDEN,I One man la»t wrckcml had a 8. C.. No*. 19.—(Special)— 1typical experience while saunter. —“Southern hospitality” la nollng down, 'iho shady strevt* of longer .ju a t a phra«e to thou- the town near hia camp, lie had aanda of Yankee troops part lei-, nothing to do and but little m«npating In the F irst Army M an-'ey in hia pocket. A friendly eorera who are In -th$ South- >volce from a nearby porch railed land for the first time lif th e ir1to him: “ Come on up here, jive*. These men from the North- soldier, and talk a while.'' eastern states had read and heard N aturally, the man accepted about the famed aouthern hoa- and waa virtually adopted, lie pitality—but n o w -they are get- » a , taken to a football game ting a real taste of it. And they Saturday afternoon, a movie th at Ilka It. night, church Sunday morning. Marching, riding, maneuvering He wanted to return to camp over the 0,000,000 acru "I attic-1 a lter Sunday dinner hut hi* field’ in the Carolina*, the men kindly hosts Insisted he stay for of Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum’s supper. army are dally coming into Southerners are constantly ofclose contact with the natives j irrlng sutiftnolllo rides to First of these parts — establishing Army soldiers, Even grandmother of friendly relations anil building and mother are in the s|pirlt ’ the thing. On their way to town for shopping, they often atop and pick up n couple uf service men trudging a hot anil dusty road. Simply because a car Is filled early to rapacity makes little difference. Everyone squo'xe* together to make room for soldiers. The sight r|f mother and Treadway Again/ Named Chairman Of Polio Drive STATE MARKET HAPPENINGS Dy MARKET ANNIE - | am told th a t Wado H atcher of Kpoville, Tcnn., one o f the regular and prom ine-.t buyers of this m arket, will aoon he with »• again. 1 waa glad to see Ralph Evana who buys for K rocgrr Grocery Company of Roanoke, Va_ aod Charleston, 8. C. w ith ua morning. My friend A rthur W orrell, with his driver, H arry, from Crarleston, S. C. has been her* for the past few -ays looking fo r fruit* ORLANDO, Noe. 19— (Special) —Cheater B. Treadway of Orlando has been named for th* aeeond year aa sta te chairmen of Uv annual “ F ig h t Infantile Pandywis" campaign, Recording to o e f l re ­ ceived her* from Keith Morgan, national chairman fo r the Com­ mittee fo r th* Celebration -of the President's Birtllday. Mr. Treadway, m anaging dlrector of th* Florida Chain Store Association and chairman of the state Planning Board, mm* re ­ appointed leader of Florida's campaign on tha batia o f ’the hist y c tr, according to Mr. Margan. Immediately following hi* ap­ lure passing a hill k itin g the truckers the privilege uf he tiling pointment. Mr. Treadway aelooted more weight will, no doubt, teneW Cecil G rant, Daytona Beach fit tr* farm ers considerably. atlorney, to act as S ta ts ' Organ, Mrs. ja a e t Hodgson iter for the campaign. Grunt, My friend Hugh Tttlis I* filin g W r f 'Ja n e t Hodgson, of Chicago, who will a c t under Troodway's Diminutive, hattl-eyed radio aonr- up the Market H eaturant so that guidance, will he In charge of a p ­ ■ tress Mary Ann Mercer of St. It will be the clern rst place In HI.,arrlvea atN ew York with Kicky, a pet Seotty, after spending two- pointing city and coanty chairmen Ixiuis, Michigan, has been desig­ town, and wi 1 b* ready someand-a-balf year* In South Africa. and will work with these commit­ nated th* “ Huddle Girl" of th* 1941 tees in organizing- local charity football season by the F irst Cav­ She rein med with her hushsnd i portn events, -"dances, fashion alry Division, U.3.A., stationed a t F ort Bliss, Texaa plus Junior und hi* girl friend formal tinging group and »ome shows and mile-of-dlmes drive- ‘ throughout th* state . He will out in the family ta r stopping to townspeople to talk to. take some soldier* along with Ap would be expected, aoldiera serve w ithout recompense, accord, them has hern witnessed many anil Southern girls a " ' getting ing to the state chairm an. . Union E. Allen, president of times. to gether In a variety of ways, To keep the men entertainesl, chiefly a t dance* sponsored hy th e -F irs t National Hank of Or country cub member* nre turn- the U. S. 0., church meeting* lando, was named by T rtadw s, FT. MYERS. Nov. 19-(.°peefnr the second year a* stat- :*))—The latest survey of glad­ 'ilig over to them their rluha, and through mutipil friend*. halls anil link* whnlt-sulo d u r­ With all this going ori, thou­ treasurer o f the campaign. Gordon ioli field* in l.ee county show* ing werkeml*. Hotel rale* ore sands of men are bvcomiug self It. K'.well, form er newspaper man. that \£i% acre* are planted .with cut, homes am opened u|i, dance* appointed preachers of the gos­ was (g ain nainrd publicity d lltc Hie most popular virirtles being stageil and movie*, bowling, rol­ pel th a t “southern hospitality’ tor of the drive. Doth Allen and f-k-ardy, Mni-t »,f Orleans, llenler skating and football g.-inie-. i* the real thing, people in N Rapture amt ■Jew Dwell also serve without salary iM-lt. AHsIros*. financeil. in fart, anything witli York, Massachusetts, Rhode I»- Manger of the Orlando office* nf Minuet. in rrasan, and aiiine thing* that bind, Connecticut, ; the cam paign wi|lhe Mrs. UH'.ie lusat season, with 711 acre* line, Veraren't, ate made livniLhle, somr- niont, New Hampshire, New J e r­ DeVane. planted the inrome wa* over fc how or other. sey, ,1’ennsylvania, Maryland nr|I Although plans for the alnte- half million dollar*. Th* rhurchea, nf ' ciiurs*, al­ any other state ill the general;| wills cslebittlon are not yet com ways welcome Hunt* who need direction of th* northeast are plete, the chelrman announced the cotnponinnahi|i. Invitations to nt- golg to hear a to u t it. In short, jIdrive will he completed on Jan* tend any of III* wiek ilay nr all of it adds up to n greater jjuicy 30 wh«n festivities will Sunday service* are given nut understanding of life in thej| reach a e lm ax In ever* commonalmost every time there !.i V south hy northerner* and a closer Ilty \ with a charity hall on the and better rrlationshlp betwerniI President’* birthday, Americans from widuly separated,i Announcement of th* appoint I’robnhly tho help many women section* of the country. rrm t of count' and — city . _ chairmen get from CAUDUI come* from Come Chfistme* time, with all i for tho cam paign will be mail* in it* ure as a tonic to increase the talking th at’s going on h e re ,' the ntVr future, Treadway said nppetite, n il the flow of gastric there wll be plenty of drawls juire, and this assists digestion and floating through tRu crisp Dec­ ONE KILLED IN RIOT - helps build strength. Thus, it of­ ember air of New England, put HAVANA, Nov. l D . - W —One ten relieves periodic functional there hy soldiers fresh from the person was killed and four In­ distress. Dut It may also help We’ll make your cir Wens, •POtJ«*»|» south and home on furlough for jured Tuesday when rioting In­ relieve such periodic distress If so—end put a spetkl# lo the Enid* the holidays. It Is um ating how mates of an Insane asylum In you star) taking It as directed too. No harsh soap* or cleaner* os*d easy it Is to sta rt saying "Rock- neaby Mss ora act fire to a ***- 3 days before “yiAir tim e." Mod­ Just 6o« the dirt off and *hlo* '*r *p inham” Instead of “ Rockingham” tion of building In an attem pt ern facta and 61 yaara’ us* Invite Drive la todsyl or “gingu ale" instead of “ginger to escape. Police quelled . the confidence In CAlUftll. 220 N. PARK AVE. ale.’’ disturbance._______ _____________ Perhaps the flowing, unre­ strained quality of eonversstlon in tho south has something to do with aouthern hospitality. I t has always been Impossible to JUST PHONE 9121 grasp and explain In so many words what tn li frWmllmesa is mad* of. It’* Just “ lia r ya nil,- and a big •mile and a man foci* a t home. Career F irst Hi. * French Are. Mr. Bauxaao, who handle* all of the d o rr tongue on this M ar­ ket. U atill In b w iw M her*. II* will probably continue to rcr* deer tonga* for another week or two.. He baa (hipped tone and tons o f it th La season. S. O. Mitchael of the State MarUrt office a t Jacksonville waa »ecn on the platform this morning. ( H. L. Long. Conttructlon E n ­ gineer. fo r etate m rrkete, from the Jacksonville office, stopped Th* belief In vampires, which may be trace* back aa far as the 11th century, la atill widely ru r . rent among the Slavic people. G reat B ritain la reported a. having on* billion dollars Invested In Germany and German-occupied Lee Gladioli fields Comprise 1225 Acres A PERFECT CAR W A S H . . . FOR W O M E N , here's 2 -W ay relief! Many spadal Studabaker fu tu res at no extra cost 1 •■U rinesi mursnais ana cran^nansnipi U Remarkable aas and oil mileoae I # low repair costl Top frado-in value I MAFFETT AJUmSERVICE SANFORD. FLAi S.H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE You Irust split second accuracy. Thane Navy man work together Uka a championihip football u*m. Courtrt In all bcSncbaa o f aviation are now being offered to you by tbo U. 8 . Navy. They qualify you to baqoma a skilled thing from aviation to h m are a few of the day ocou n oc— fa tho boy’re open to von right Get this FREE SKmtS K ito ti W </»’* ‘ . *1, 9 For Rioylf who work TWENTY l?IV*«> �— ------ ;------------ : ^ •> ' V V - - -•— - _ _ _ _ _ -----:---------- * v ■',**£. ■ V'*® s Fanford N The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall Ifighwi And Water Transportation NDKPKNDBNT.^EWHPAPER Established In 1908 HANFORD. FLORIDA. PS^DAt. NOVLMHER 21. 1>M1 Shot Outbreak Pennsylvania Firing Occurs W h e n • 50 C a r lo a d s Of ‘ U. M. W. Pickets Arrive A t E d e n b r o n To Speak . n w im o r r , N ot. i i . _ ( a p > —M a g a t o u the c . t. o . »—— I coaTcntton today « * p « ad a rsoriation rattinf • • r a PokUc honatn g p r t f T U a a k a i lag tho n a itrid h a to a mlUioa l o a n a year to to n a il Hr# y ean . O ther r aoeU Uima included the H a a ra a i i th at Ut« C. I. O. WMII aayport tho objective* t o f a m era and a plea to •Id labor to attain lie goal*. Tho C. I. O. olao adopted • rooaWOao calling open M r. Keaotvaft u d ir e c t tho training of aelecteeo other aonrlro men for braaktag bo atopped a . 0 • taUty™ i ' ' • » a n Haied r m . Eleven men were shot and wounded In a new outbrgak early today in Fav•tt« Qpunty. Pa., center of ^boUre cobl mine strike occurred when over ‘ of U. M. W. . at the narEdenbron Mine. Cocking Says Georgia Governor Accused H i m Falsely Chi Negro R u e s t i o n ATLANTA. (In.. Nov. 21 —<A>— Dr. Waltirr Cocking, Dean of the School of Education a t the Unlversity of Georgia vigorously denied today the charges made against him in recent advertise, ments by Governor Talmadg*. I k e Governor charged th at Cocking advotfitrd the coeducation of race* anti hoe negro employees In office of the Urgent and a negro m erahtr of the board. ’’Most definitely thesa sug­ gestion* snd proposals ware not my opinions or su g g estio n ,'' Clyde' Ramsey will b* tha Cobm aster of the newly organised Cocking w rotr President Harmon Boy Scout Cub Pack which was Caldwell of the University. completed Isst night at tha South Side School before a larg* f a ­ thering of the parents of tho boys who will become cub*. It was announced today by Ned Smith, chairman of the Organ­ isation and Extension Committee of Scouting in the Seminole District. Rnniakr, former resident Mr. Ramsey appointed John antiDave dry-goods store m anager of K ridtr a t his assistant Cub Mas­ Sanford, died suddenly a t ki* ter. home in Miami Tuesday. A fter Present were representatives of leaving Sanford. Mr. Bonlak* and local Scout Troops, who will his family moved to Edinburgh, furnish the Den Chiefs for the Scotland, where they lived for A Cuba number of years. A t the tint* While the Den Chief* hav* of his death. Mr. Bonlaka was not been selected as yet, four residing at 1110 S. W. Twelfth den* were set up and four Den Court. Miami. Dads were elected. They are C. The deceased man is survived R. Reel, Irving Ratten, D. K. By his widow, Mr*. Nash BonleMcNsh and Ray Fos. ks; two daughters, Miss Ruby Each Den will m eet nest Boniske of Miami and Mrs. L Hi Wednesday afternoon for their G aunt of London, England; thro* first organisation meeting a t sons, MorrL and Raymond to the home of the Den Dads. The Miami and Edwin who Is o fllof Cub* did not attend last night. In tha United 8tatea Naval Air The National 8cout Council Corps stationed In Jacksonville. limit* the number of boys in • Funeral services for Mrv U4Bpack to 32. A fter the Pack Is b k a ware conducted a t tho Ooforganised and filled, new appli­ don Funeral Homs liF Miami cants will hav* tn w ait In o r. yesterday. _____ dar for vacancies before joining. The South Slda Parent-Taache rt Association will aponaor tha Pock. _______ Parents Gather Last Night To Organize Children’s Gr o u p |C .L O . Opposes Train­ ing- Of Selectees To Take Over Mines Former Sanford Man, Boniske, Dies In Miami Congrraaman Jo* Ilcndrleki of the Fifth Florida District will address a meeting of all local civic clubs and city and council official* a t , a luncheon meeting Monday noon at the Episcopal Church Parish House. Joe Hendricks To Be Honored By Local Clubs Solon a Wiu" .S p eak To O rg an izatio n s At Luncheon Meet NTMIIER ■ Race Charges’* Against Dealt British Are Within 10 Miles Are Denied Of Tobruk After 80-Mile Gairi Ramsey Will Be Cub-Master Of New Scout Pack ^Hundreds O f. Bullets Fired Member AsROc-tntcd I’ raw State Commander Makes Visit To American Legion Hupert Cavinrss of Ocala, stale Commander of th* American L*. (ion, mad* a short and u n e i. yectrd visit her* this morning V one of his stops in a visit k> all American Legion posts in th,- *tate, Joel S. Field, local legion commander, stated this Burning. Mr. Cavinesa is making these tislt* in an effort to Increase memberships In the Legion. Eleven new members were voted in last Monday, but the Seminole County post still is At paid up member* short a* com­ pered with last year's figures. Mrs. Hattie Jane Davis Dies After Lingering I l l n e s s Mr*. Hattie Jane Davi*, resi. dent of this county for the p**t ten years, died a t her homo on Mrllonville Avenue 1**1 night at 7:20 o'clock following a lin­ gering illness. The 71 year old woman wa» born in Thomas county, Ga., and is *urviv*d by on* son. John Russel Davis of Sanford and two brother*. A. S. Parram ore of Mi­ ami and O. i. I’arram ore of Thomaaville, Ga. Th# Rev. W. I* Brook*. Jr., will conduct funeral service* for (he deceased woman at 8ouUisidr r,-m#tery Saturday m ornin- at 10:30 o'clock, with Erickson F an. tral Home In charge of arrange, vtami, N«£. 2} A n p e « l * l ) G ^ 'toy — Th* rmore th * n dobbllng of State’s Population Doubled In 2a Y ean hi Miami (Jrand Jury 1 ' i r e t r s t l : ; 1 Investigate Murder Townsend Will Have Meeting Congress Is Warned Of Inflation Danger Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day ‘Hoodoo’ Doctor’s Black Magic TJricks Disclosed By Trusty Report Of Troop On March Branded False f. ML Vickery Selected To I Attend Officer Candidate School idbr% :sr.u £ rs a Showdown Is Sough In Libya As Axil A rm ies Are 11untec By English Forces Italians Claim Counter Attacks Cavinesa Visits City i In Regard To Mem‘ berships In P o s t The program for the luncheon Indicated meeting of.hlf local civic clubs and •ation city a n d oranty official* which be ra- wlB ho held Jn honof of t p t h i l o tlo ito h to h lr e ith e r day a t the Episcopal Pariah past 2S yrera -on indication ‘ o f ! To tha President's area announced today by Richard B a aaUlement. R»a». president of tha Junior A hmlge podge of weather I Near York, tha Carnegie C lam ber of Commerrc. conditions over tho United SUte* Illinois Steel C o m , a aubaidiary The Junior Chamber of Com­ of Umitod Btataa Stool, announced ^ • lii T 0Y BJ r i J ^ f * ^ n p , « . d | e d T n ^ l9 V « CT a a T ^ U n L ! ° Uv ^ ' I MIAMI, Nov. 21 -< /P j— On n a rt o f tho nation president a t Urg* of the cham. request of Gov. Harold E. Stas, ^ tho. abntdown of fir* additional merce is sponsoring the joint • event, and lua Invited member* of th e P V L “ thi; Ao m I. to r. said, commenting on the ail. • *en of Minpe.oU and Gov. W bloat farnacea for look o f coal. tho Klwania, the Lions, the Ro. fr? m ■ J re .^ .E u fh v«r anniversary m am berji.n S pess.H U Holland of Florida, ora In addition to tha »!i tary and officiaL of the city and chlans, and ,f , r . mestlng of tha State Chamber the county grshd Jury will In. fam aeee already cloo cloaarl by tho county. . re U m L f f l , a t ^ n a m a C ity t m - D r e r ^ n d 2 I veatlg.tc th ._ d c .th of Mr*. Han. •trike. who wa* e*^ondrad«' >ta arara fired 'F e a tu re of th e 'p ro g ra m will be I r e U r a Alabanuk I . E ' " rf Flcridlan can be proud n*h Ford Savage, of the 'record of achievement ilrowncil In Sunny Isles Canal in m blUatdoo into tho valley. the rd d rrrs given by Mr. Hen­ To th* north and ea st of the I A rep ort th a t an undisclosed dricks, who represents the Fifth Appalachians aummar-lika tem­ made by hi* S tate during Ihr Apr. I. She wa* riding with her hutllnnk* of troops had laft for Congressional D istrict of Florida ps ratarea wore reported during past quarter ren tu ry,” flaldi cams in Washington. said. “Our record* show that in hand, Charles E. Savage, at tho the day. Tha rest of t i e program follows: IBt A we had a population of time. Just 54 days a fter their CM a t Camp The midwest, however, was 893,403 and the U. N. eensu* marriage. T a n a , last night a i Charles Morrison will lead the chilly, w ith anew flurries in A fter her death. Governor a « M o f sow chootlnga In the singing, neeompanled by Harry Minnesota and N orth and South for 1940 show* a population »f Stassrn wrote Gov. Holland say. -----tine dlapnto and tho Kudell; Invocation by Rev. Martin Dakota. F or a time ft wa* be­ 1397.4 tL ________________ ing Mr*. Kavage’s relative* re­ J. Dram; welcoming address by sympathy walkouta In low aero a t Botto. Mont. Later ported “ mysterious circum stan­ ‘ piU ranched tha cap. Mr. Reas; introduction of elty It Supporters warmed up with th* mer. ces” surrounding th* drowning. and county officials by O. P. reaching 10 abova. Governor Uolland asked fttat* A t tho W ar D epartm ent, offL Herndon, clerk of tho circuit cury Th* Chicago w eather bureau A ttorney George A. Worley for amp on d a ty taaiotod they knew court, ami introduction of Mr. forecast an end to tho mild ua thorough Investigation and _ o f ■a o order from here for ifirndricks. The Townsend Chib of the Fifth prosecution/’_____________ tem peratures In porta of tha Tho Rotary club, which usually S h w i a to go to tho p it hood*. Congresslotwl D istrict will hold It* Tim Comp F orrest source* meets a t tha Valdea Itotal Mon. monthly conference a t't h e Court ■aid tho troopo wore traveling day noon, win attend this meeting House Sunday, with John W. TRAINING MOVIEH h r track and. motorliad units, Instead, Dr. R. W. Ruprocht has Weir, Florida Townsend rep­ a m t o f t n t atop expected at announced. CAMF BLANDING. Nov. 2 1 ^resentative to W ashington, a* A committee of tho Junior UP)—More than ■ hundred tralnprincipal speaker. in ' Pittsburgh, Chamber of Commerce la calling _____________ A t 1:30 P. M. the council board lag movise, all In aound are WASHINGTON, N o r. JL — ^ e re c h lto g guns wounded three on oil civic club members in re . -B e rn a rd B e n c h , th a World of Townsend auopo store will meet (available a t th# new film library mm la tho copttre min* fields gard in their attendance. >d by allowed h y ttho add rasa by | for us* by various unit* sUtlonW ar hood of tho W ot todgatri** to ho follow to J oa th wooterw Paaaaylvanla-ea i f ’ to here. Board, told tho Boooo Rules Mr. W alr a t 1KX> P. H. w otoiata la e m p a th y w ith tho — r --------------------------------------------Committee today th rt vtoM -------------aria*re* strike fo r ■ unCongrew acta Immediately *• to a t b o a t «< control price* th e notion will ho • kg tho area. In “a situation acutely daoger______ _ f t n t In the la tho famr-day-eld strike, TALLAHASSEE. N or. M e - OUO-. Ho r e m T U o advoc«y re d a t tho H. C. P rick Coke OO—Governor Upw a rd L. Hot- of orer-all prico central Uri*Uproclaiming Florida’s Uon ra th e r t t o f th e •rioet»« *n aria* . la Fayette land. A block hoodod figure stand* woak U 17.' oaat cr o f tho e n t i r e Thanksgiving for Boat Thursday, L’ K - I V J — ” ' * * < * . • * That ft how * trusty ot lbs in fllckartnf candlo light bofore of n c a y a yesterday sxp rveood . gratitude a t y Jail desc rite* tbo caramoni In tho loot for America'* “precious g ift .of o amoklng, Imago o f Buddha, head loo of tb* "hoodoo doctor' er­ Tha Ualtod Mina liberty” and fo r “our deliverance bowed while ho m u tto n myster­ rs*tod lost weak on ■ charge of Wmfcqlb u l k i l i t 100 plcketa from tho holocaust .of ara».‘* ious, incoherent word* of magic, disorderly conduct by . Officer Ilia proclamation w as In ac­ h ^ S g J T y r e p it to tu rn than re lass his piercing eye* to l a y TUIft. , cordance with n now S ta te tow Mr. Tfllft WWt to which makes tho la s t Thursday Teem , Nov. hia audlowo. A m ystery of life th*Wednesday place tho "hoodoo doctor’ in Norembor the official Florida they ware ft about to bo revealed. bod boon staying bofore hi* or. Thanksgiving. , Holding g ring of bona In hi* not and rolls* Ud tbo curious r t of th* nagro. In a Bottnllan last hand, th# figure ate res at hft belonging* wa* found a collection . false reports Inatrumoat far driving Into th* barbs, magi* powders black mogft * f tbo unknown. book on tho secret c a n ­ of Masonry. p o rt of tho From tho rtog ft mepoadad ■ y t o o o to r r ... # | honey cord, cretobto by a earvBang tb* 'holoagiaga wa* riob to polish ad woo* block rob* and tb* black left t o by a largo spool. by ■ wblta I t : Wishes-, h e . I(#tiftn>nb chain, uaod In tb* oorea»oft Bgt. Vkkanrio tho tbo “doctor.’ An tame* to from Baefard aolactad to attend inckoo high, ting tooth, lift* tho (pool to dho. about tight t< ‘ tho officers’ stkooi. Freak Boy, to p to tbo s o rt, murmurs o comptotod tbo _ m outfit.' th* other candidate, hachodolodto t o r weeds gad drop* tho epool. _ tbo dream hooka and eomploW hi* traintog laor Doc. U . was found a back entitled Aa tho spool slip* down tho cord Of tho w oo n a n ; to hi* ragi. tho action fte fto tho d a b spinto Mooao or tho Magftal slowly mad tbo b o b counts Art to K m U Among th* rwriatlo* to tbo cp>oala« n to ptooo to «p*L 3 S 2W J M . F*rst Citizen 'Buys First Seal D efenders Of Moscow Said D riving Back New G erm an A ttack II f i t I I S’, N„v. 21.- ( W ) —Calling American* *>«!• (iirrlewM barbarian*.'* and l‘rr«M«lcnt lliNMrrrll a ‘ ‘poor find’*, hr Robert l-clr, head of Ihf l.frm rn I ahor Front, told 1.Vlion UNirrrw from U Muroprau roiintrirft that unIrBm Furopr findft hrr»air*, *h$* will hf rrii-hrd hv Am er­ ica ||r A**urrd hi*< lialrnrra thai Howto* would fall In onr to*» (>r another. w * XiCfirtiifrd Praam Hi i l i 'l i :• “ittittvd fo r c e * n l\ u ifliin I d milt"* o f iu«The No. I n tfe rn of lh$* I ’nitctl State* buy* the fir*t t hn»t. •*i**trt'«l 'i'oliriik n f li T nil 8 0 iiuli' :i<l\ ,-iin i* hi :tii h o u ra, m ta teal, to m>l the nutior ^ tubrrcutmii* iln v r I’r.-i.lt iit toiLiv .-I ,* n-tiorlt'il se t'k in g vtlt la shown r«*rn\iti|f the stamp* front >*te\ih I* ml: III,- m.nil Innlii's of A x is who (traiifnnl the «r,u« tro o p s in I iln .i fo r a s h o w ilow II li.iltlr A I'.i i ii-li 'iH ik c sn ia n snid. "tin - niiiin ImtII,- is n ot v e t p o n i'l \ ,,t Ion,- is mi ii largo M'llh’ > ft " lln Italutn lutfh ,nimniuid * » | k ., - . i - i in,I lli-rnnin colIliiUBt'Wivi’t An* uriroi lit hav* ■tinnlv su*lained” — iiniti<« thmr ilonti’tiit* h* 11» rxiiniinctl I•\ in n.*w Mini h jittnckw In th« thrir phyMt’iiti, m o»r«l«*r I*• pro. l.llo ,m ,,f f,'ii«ivr. ninl (isssed ti'ft thmr f.Minin**, fioni m fn . I n ...niit.n all.it-k and repelled tirut ilhrmti't, hr. A | K t’F , n> in, aim , 01,1 fnrnialions.” |h .. Sntn'l satin, dn-rrlbed niith, vt’iit’ if tij ili<M’u*i’ t'otiuiilt.in; | "Ii IihmIv (igliluig in progress'' in ••f Iht* Sti\tr lt<iin t| of I It ait 11 ................ I..,- » f Sli'M'iiw’ * 200. Ralph A ii-1 in Smith «>** circl­ *a IiI tiulay. I note .lefi-n-e nrv. ninl claimed thn ed chairman „f the Di«l,irt Com. Though footl himlltTR tn h*» i defender* me dswing Lock a m ilter of lh<- lloy Remits f„r tIn­ re-taurunlis and mmI.i fnutr. . vn lrnt m-» German offensive. coming yciir st n dinner meeting Irl T .rrlfie fightin g I* picture,! last nigk* at kiddie's R .-U tininl. tnint ant rrqmn*«l t«» t.»kf i it wa* list,-,| this morning by twit t*->curly t xaminalion I*v th n, iir K rlmin, tsr, miles n^Miweat ,,f M " , , , » where lh»- Russians Ned Smith. S tu ff llti ir l I'ninmiwiDii ,mi *I o r .Ininn-i l „ In- m f lt r lm g ''IfO. Other office! * e lrrlr.l were »*h»ir> t'liiplnyc* t*•* nttial Inks* .$ mend,»u-*' i.■•ininn lio-e*. Randall l ‘h»i*e a* a,lvi*< ry rlm ir- rt'irohir t'xmiiinption umh r t * 'it v In tin- Mnxhni'k -crlnr. f>7 Wilt km* III |tMk;$la mnn and N'ed Smith as district III to , till' - w -.t nf Moscow, lh " Rn»cumnisnilrr. hmut « art* not under tihlitf ilmn mil, I'lan* were Cnmpleted to Imve hy law to tukf un *•x.inint.ilmii , Mn* adinilted tin- Germans had ,|,iv, n •> wedge into the defenso 'I Health Examinations For Domestic Employees Urged By Health Unit il P ■ Ralph A. Smith . Elected Chairman Of Scout Group a slipper at the Smith Side School nt A:3t) I’. M. on Dee. H. which will be followed liy enterlainm rnl and n Court of Honor in the nuditorium. All member* i f the troop com m itter and p at. ent.* are exported In atlond. •Ifapitt* tht* fact that they tin ••inry a minmunicahh* iliNni f ti***, |,ii,i M.n-kv. Russian sm hassa- tli»* dm-tor vxplAinrd. ,|,,r In l.i-ndm,. said " llille r 's It iu nut no much to find <11 I,lit j^ktu-g in lln- East has comthat the rxannnntion .$1• plelely failed ” r»-"inrnfriilttl hut fi*r Ili«- prut*,. A l e a n armed lliiitsh tank 11 1011 of emp loyer mid $•n«|*h»y«* . Mint, siiinshing n* far a* HO j Dr.** K»*rnmh Ntutml. Thi*- mnploy* *’ notes iimiiIi- l.diya in a g reat •' p to tf c lf d hfCAU’M* In* 111 , ii,n , ling nM eiselit were re . know whrn hi* iw not w ill mid i-.,i,d ..ffn-ially ln*t nighl to ho cur* hrfcin tr cA tm m t l o fu n t ■,,,|v in miles sliml " f besieged diM iisf In-o o i i i n m *r 1011u aih | 1*•«. ....................... ter defenses after DEI.AND, Nrv. 2 | — (S p c n .li f « him to ntop work I >III t long .... - nil Italian lank form to Ihr cani * o f nypldlit 1 pt Vnlu-ia county cnmmissuini-r, | mi lh** fu**t major tfa l of U. s . yesterday annnuncril tha- adoption *••01 run rontinui* to work whdt* • mu umtpriiilft of a IUt 1-42 tax roll amounting undt-r tn-Atment for thr tliM iiet-j THh en d rat llrilixh spearhead to $1,124,388 which showed >m « nd h 4 > i f r r c m p lo y f f . f n mi I in nopMlrd northw olw urd from inercusc of $30,UHI over , tin- tho utandpidnt o f the rnipl - I Si.lt Omar, near Iht- Egyptian Volusia C ounty Tax Roll Shows Increase previous roll of $1,093,1107. The new roll, prcparral liy lhoffice of Ta* Assessor W . Ilonit'r Smith, was hiiAfl on proper tv valuation-* of IttD.Kin.aV.tO, .t jump «»f shout th r r r ami one. quarter' tim rs Inb( yrar'fi l ‘J<i . 005.H71) mi a full riiah Vnhu* h«Bis in itrconlancu with (hi* n* w Stmt** law. Aqueduct Will Brihpr Fresh Water To City KEY WEST, Nov. 21 - 0 1 ’. ■— The world'* longest aqueduct' that doe* not depend on gravitv will bring million* of gallons nf fresh w ater to Key West, where fishwrmen and to u rist always have depended on rain —trapped in ww big domestic cisterns for Un-ir supply. •Thanks to lh* Navy, which is making this southernm ost United 8 tales city ■ m ajor ship an t subm arine baso, 135 mile* of 18.Inch pipe will bo strung acre** th* k«F* from on appar­ ently Inexhaustible w atershed at Florida City, Just south of Miami. Two Contracts Are Awarded In Florida / than persons who do not know j fr„n| | l.r ,., Itexegh on the whether they have il or not. i , , nt uln ve a nmxe ,»f gttl* n„t pa-* the disease after Ihr, •■[ w It.itlsh gnrrisnn has trealments hav* f, nr treatments h.n • 1,,-,-n l„ , n I noon ..... (i.d.lmg _ not sinre m id.April. gi,,-n. Dr Kernish , late,I ta n k . A number o f Dalian dnnild .Emplnveea . . . . theni*elv*-s , , and tr.il Fascist prisonera were Vidunlurily take u number of • «.,|,*-n in an engagement enrnUto nmiii«|i,ins In order tn p n , t r r l |(|| | , |r ,.j «;,,t>i. a desert ra ra themselves and Insure thr,ii„-lves van point some A3 mile* agaiiMl a losa of employment, Soli Omar, iht- . onimuniquo said. should they contract n roinnium. The Russian line nlmv# Mmraid,- disease Instead of allow, rew appeared yesterday to bn ing il to develop tn the point ,f I bending back under thn shock serious impairment In their woik, ‘ ,,f non „f a series of strong, the ilm-tiir esplainiyl. new Germnn offensive* about It is the business pf the health ihn capital, hut the ’' ' u ,.Trn unit to aid declare in giving ex­ |{,*,| anchor was reported holding amination* tn rm plnyres hut not firm at Tula against violent U nk In treat them since they are cm. and infantry assault*. ployed and therefore aide In pnv At least 1 00.000 German for In-stini-nt. However, tho unit troop* were in fri-ntal action would -s ••w , , ■, nnt -- w s tui x rn . ,i w away w w y ■■ anyone ••J , , , , ’ around Tula, which i* 100 mllea ; nerding treatm ent. Dr. Kernfah below Ihr- capital, and about •aid. Volokolamsk, some 05 mile* to The examinations are given nf l)m northwest of Moscow, while the hands, chest, and skin as other large Invading forcea were well as of the blood, Dr. Ker- beating at thn Kalinin defense#, nish ,tati-d, ami a re mndu h> re ­ 30 miles slill farther northveal thn presence of syphilis, gonurthea, erysipelas or lyphoid. n Weather Florida's moat beautiful girls are Is.'in-r selected to act as ho*, tesses for the competing teams during their visit to Miami fnr tillOrange Howl football classir. v----------:----------------- :-----------------W a s h i n g t o n , Nov. 2 i - w ,» The War Deportment has awarded the following contracts t J. B. Him* Electric Company, Palm Beach, FI*-. Installation of outllno light circuit, Oslo Mabry Field, Tall*has*#*. $14,049. Richard l(o|tielaw , former Aqua Systems, Inc...New York. Construction of goaollno fouling Hanford man and son of Mrs. Emma Holttclow of Ibis city, has recently signed a tw o-year con­ tra c t with tho Chicago Civic Op. • r i "C81H{»Rir_Id 6ir~afU r his 8 U I0I contract w ith tbo San Corioo SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. «!.- Opera Company expired. Mr. Iloltxclaw wa* employed (BV -Tbo Ywfsolav steam * ‘ ‘ by tbs Davidson Paxon Company go Topic, which loot xr been reported sunk by In A tlanta, Go~ several years ago whan hft staging maritad re k k r near the cooat of Pan him o scholarship to Louisiana a rrived safely Tburaday a t E ta fa -UulMt i HF fa g iWB BdUfA 11 I’a rilv cloudy in the south sec­ tion with showers in the north portion Salurdav. Cooler in IK* north tonight and in the north cetrel portion Saturday. }j Richard HoTtzclaw Signed To Sing For Chicago Civic Opera Company ssn cs& * "‘“' •*— I pany broadcasts each Monday night o t 11:00 o'clock from Chicago with Gladys flwarthout. Idly Poaa, John Charles T bo. maa,' Rl*lu»rd Bon#iii, lieien Jan* -!! son and Richard W sntworth, tho •Ugp-nam# of Mr. Holtaclaw, singing loading rolss. During the weak from Nov. I to 15, Mr, lloltsclaw sang reloo In “Carman,” “ Lit Trevftto,** - -T>' i g w i T g " I l ls ' i " -iV r . : *1 mm �« u rn hi 1 M v m w ? iftffM M tv ity t r •i l v WeygandV 7:«J8®a •t. *“— —‘ ——— H U 2_ HI General Maxlme Weygand, Pie one m*n in the whole Vichy government In whom the -UnlUd 'states had ebnfl dency, has resigned. It is generally understood In this country that he was forced out as commander of French c v i# A* forces in North Africa by his old friend, Marshal Petalii, AOLLAftD W DEAR who finally yielded to persistent pressure from Berlin. ". •* K4JI«v It in now reported that General Weygand, following • -m < B -ir r » his resignation and word of discouragement to his army, to n RATE* **• !» <iLt# has gone to the Riviera for a rest and to .write his ine. ------- -------- T Min mojrs. But a youngster like tyeygant}—he Is only 74—-does ; t = — 1 _ a s not retire, nor ii he yet ready td syrite his memoirs, with the world in such turmoil an it Is at prefect'slid with his own country In such a degrading position a»- prance r o w ta rta ■ W R f a r t h a a a r a a a a •< finds herself. The very fact that Weygand resigned Seems to us 'tr.'E T ' * * conclusive evidence that he his no Intention of playing into the hands of the Nazis. If He had bpeti sympathetic •f with their cause, or even with French collaboration with > H i i th « la n r gmwmtrj w i t h p H » - Germany, it would have been easv enough for him to hay? t r » l a C h l f f f a » M retained his Job simply by agreeing to do whatever Hitler may want done. a i l r t to If ar aaf MtaralM fito »a*rr aaa alaa fwa n b lt a M kfttli. itllMlIaa at aaaafal at* alaa i m r r f i iv E M a tu p j: PS m BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY RAVE INHERITED A VASTER THAN WE _ JW i MEASURE UP TO ttfj^ typpRTUNinEfl AND Jchovth hath anOlnled the* to b« prince over *m ' btMrijaSee.—I Samuel 10:1. ;A •* 'I at. im i > |A y * L g * _ SPEAKS I M The Worid Today ■ • i i a i s p u M . 'W W i r wneo Ortha'. ito ig s ri rrsg n B s 8 A0 Eme/y Peotoh Orchestra j Edwin a HOI 8:46 SHItthg StritUrs Program Resume 9:00 Morning Devotions Keyboard C apcn 0:16 Malodle Momsnto B ar o t. Harm ony 9:30 Old Dirt DoH*r Tha World T oday 10:00 CfciUrea’s Birthday The Lose Ranger if. >\l F a m 'i O a s t 1030 Musical Interlude Kate Smith Hour •We P o rart Elm er Daria A the Neva News 9:00 PUVhouse ’ ' 9:10 Bents Is pie Wind > Titoe for tha' 10:00 Hollywood Premiere llr tO .tJ P N tw s ’ ' ^ 10:30 Sports Reporter 1136 Proyram Resume 10:46 aws of the World 12:00 Theater tf'T o d a y 11:00 Football Resume 12:30 Stars Qrrr Hollywood 11:06 Three Bistort 1:00 P a m Porum’ 11:10 Interlude' 1:16 Matinee Nusleale !ltl6 Dance Orchestra 1:80 RerMada ffora B uffalo 11:30 Tommy D ority 1:46 Fla. ra Ga. Tech a t Gain 12:00 IJnton Wells. News rllle. 12:06 Sin Off 2:46 Ala. r a Tuscaloosa 8 3 0 Matinee a t Meadowbruok' 6:28 Up Newa Ills 8 3 0 Norman Beasley 6 5:86 Up Newa Florida Cowboys :s to ■ a n » >w a< T»* «a I t * a a a tor • a to rn O n atrlM $ • f j l _____ the country tM 1___ H ..... .... , which art entire lifetime 6f ffghtttg ftftb sn s Is able to generate, as well as some hope that his days on this earth will not end until he has had Ah opportunity to square accounts. - ? ’r> There may be little or nothing whfcb Weygand can l ____ . a TF_ l u L u i..____• i . do ata A the moment. He has no — sent to give his army if he could raise even hang on to the one he had bout Inviting »nce by the the complete subjugation Nazis. But there is little doubt tl the time comcm that the United States can sup[ bo arms, millions of Frenchmen would flock to Weygstid’s We expect to hear more or th|a flj*otyl8 french gener­ al before the war Is over. AT THB Arcade Package Store YOU’LL FIND IN ALL .V s W farih^i f r ,ttrMbg mm w e ll ea th tit visit will be an M t to t t o vt M t th a t “tM atfveuturvr, ( tM exploKer might a t Watl r a r 11* -' RaravoU ber th at Key W rat M ult ! pirates tong ago— sod ' (forgotten o r t o t K n how.” * A l t e a BAN TO D. FARRELL. P R O P .* M A TH ** m BILL’ &BAR ’ 112 W. FIRST fff • • • — - . -j First, second and third prizes will be awarded to the persons suggesting the best slogans for the City of Sanford in the contest- sponsored by the Merchant’s Association. The slogan I suggest is: , i Y o u r r N a m e . - . . : ~ '“ ; i i < . £ ( ..! . L i All entries must be tqroed In to the Aldon 6c ft' 10c 8tore by Dec. 1 and must not cohtalb more thaa six words. ------- ----------- T - T - --------- - . . PPV '. >4 i fra ink l If(V f M gkedefe TheS v,s j t f r a P x a i ' a t s bnr 1 purchases and a c o a te g oT^I lubber product ea R t ? citrus SSU2S W - W S f t’ q After LA 1 i , ’'• 1 :>.• -v *. ;; AJjciqr UoraTmlpla. W Mtwra of war prepurutltM mm m mm tv mm B m JL j .to w ftr J .1.0 v ^ .'-V ■' V \ ~ j -A . ,----------- ------------------- -- : . > • ,:,.m ...'V . V - •w LA« **e' r .v r s -• .• ... f f lf lp PWOO R S ............................ . •AAlilAA » » • “ .S r W r acnew v « jh - Sanford Slogan Contest * p e n rtJ H s Current Comment wags i bp. OF , Arcade Package Store «r jf»a s a ONE OF THE ODDITIES of the War Between the y]h$ t . ’Z : States ia that It began and ended on the lame maft’a one. farm. When General Lee, m illin g the futility of fur. Miami area ther resistance, sought an Interview with General urant, off of (ate. they met at the home ot a farmer, WRmer MeLean. Four H •MVS*.M«4r f i g yearn iM lkr, whenjthe war started, McLean owned a farm oA the battlefield of Bull Run and, since his hi u r :on. propria ted as headquarter* for one of the 0. generals, decided that If the war was to be territory he had better go elsewhere. “ " miles to southwestern Virginia; at are* of hostilities. But the Idjon ~ the War that started on nla old ‘ farm, enc '«to> " T k h g j a b e e t It, labor one.—;Your Life Magazine. LIN ES BEST I Fine Liquors le Stop Ij •'but >*l*i|dijr life lay 1f a Art. Eliminating Nazi Ffftft HiS 1 hr lqe rating, honey In i(leftover warfare has wrought Ilia Joseph Stalin lmd l>ecn waging uMcrep a C ..... Iff i that I itr ua against Germany for six years prior j!o RfUer’s InVhsion larira of thia of Soviet Russia last summer, aGcqttUfig UwWeph E. Da­ S tW li F » a r not, O Voyager*. You nsnl vies. former United States Ambassador to lfOscoW. who re­ veals In the American Mngazln* thAt tho famous Russian atrlfe in this rrmolr “purges” of the late thlrtjps were in fhet P»e elimination K 2 r but- -buddy, an elephant costs land to sfll cheap T The madlco* a little quiet cam e, Stephen? , ftaraeaslon* In this olr loan their of Fifth Columnists. more’n fifteen rente. “In the light of present facts and after an exa m ina ­ have discovered th at tha pno«t The c u rren t Issue of U fc n a. ...... powerful heallnf medicament the le hrrr In hardly tion of the record,” Mr. Davies writes, “there can l>o no British and American finan. *t... \world has ever s»en c tn be es- linnal m agattna pcntalna an a r . Tff* pain. * bondage finds doubt that those defendants were In the employ of l n '" tracted from the boil, a aort of Ucle on meamarism, ale. In which clera have estim ated from the jtsre 'tha hrarl’a German and Japanese high commands. Practically every revivification of the old mud Miami's P' police chief Is shown d c. beat sources obtainable th at the I \ t last release. German national Income Is a hun­ ¥ba body’a tyranny la ovrrpaat. device of the German Fifth Coltlmn as we how know it baths or helprui AntlphlogUtlnc.' m onstratlng his mesmeric power. dred billion m arks. (W ebster Wonder if It will heal a broken The chief had better have been frora th* *u- In Europe, South America, and even in the United States, heart? Hying It on the city commission lives th eir value a t 23.8 each n normal tlmea: during the. last " [for a few days later (hey put ? Lcavlhg f til*' stripped bough* was disclosed In the testimony of the Ruakian Quislings. "But the Russians were' acutely aware of the menace You esn soon buy deodorised the skids under him |o ease him war It took a bale of them to • *": stark again*t the went. pay your laundry b i l l ' They The hurrleanta of youth lir wnll as early a* 1035. As fast as the Germans and Japanoso gasoline, along with p ra te n t'o u t. stated that half this total was blue and old gold shade*. _ ^Syh'DJbuilt, the Russians destroyed. That, in brief, I k the real pink, >'H inn _clear, rcol country story behind the Russian purges—and one of the chief rea­ Why don't you go tha 'whole | The pjan to bulIJ a ship canal used fo r war, 20 percent more length and supplr it with her-.across Florida haa been shown I of her Income th an England uses 'ill# mind. ________ ___ _______ ____ ________ — ........ to ............ for the’ magnificent Russian resistance the _Nazi fumrd-musk, srlld r o s e , _ uf de]to be expensive and useless fer Ilka purpose and 66 percent IANCES ANOEVINR (1HAV sons dleJtnnls more than we do. They add Ibnt _ . iay*|r*travag& nre but |h e die juggernaut. Much of the world conxlrued the famous trea- co!ottie, ete. ^ An authority Germ any's national debt haa In. of gas sales are for- Jhave n new Idea: make It ay ManvUle haa a new xon trials and purges from 1936 fo 1938 to be onlmgeous ........... DO percent T * “ m arks thf the rnloresl product, added' to Large canal. The Prraidont w ant, created 70 billion h> what? ‘ examples of' Imrharinm, ingratitude and hysteria. Hut it indlcsto the prrsviicv uf a • It ml I r<l it uitide clear th a t there was past year. The Kissimmee Catrtte la one now appears that they indicated the amazing foreslghtcd- derivative. •n whle difference between reeom The builders of arm y tanka at kC" l 0»«*ta moat Intereating up- ness of Stalin and his close associates.’' mrndation and appropriation. Not #eeklles. l.lteriy magatlne a Rcw much, when there Is a lot of po. the Chrysler p lant voted to Mr. Davies points out that a unique feature “in this name for our national prolillg tcy : | laical men horse trading to do In a strike soon: the railroad ahotAd pan a law latest Nazi stab-in-the-back" is that not a Word has "P-.u calls »It» aquandemtsnla. . campaign vrar. It la like a book are to go out Dec. .6. la b o r ag" Johfl U Uwb for tha peared about any inside work for tha Nazla behind the ------agent getting his toe Inside a certainly la not cevertpg Itself 't artfcJn r of the ^metttpey. Russian linea..Thcro were no Hideten llenUinsjuio. Csach-1 «s«kt.^vre f a sa! door, shout (o be c k 'e d on' hlavi It gives him m ars' talking chance. osiovaklan Dachas, Berans or Chvalkovskys, lio Slovakian Jv*1 fj!!I cent o f tha workers, according Than Is no um to get mid h'fVtoirt Over Weygand’a re- Tlsos, no Belgian Degrelles, no Norwegian Quiillngs it) [must havi bevn rigM as Kirfy When you gate Into a clear to a Gallup survey, favor Cana data plan to put a sky ovef both But an can feel sorry the Soviet picture. Ichristm -------. . . as . . Bennett . . . Ish nin ,. S Florida nlaht sky the nearest star, ee. and prices and 66 p a r e n t "The testimony at the trials,’’ Mr. Davies write*, "re­ .tall charged wtth killing a /at- coi'llng to astronomers, 'In 26 labor owmas. trillion miles awav: fust add a considered preeent labor oca)ca vealed that Trotsky had been planning to tuko advantage aeenu rather ironkal th at doten ciphers to 26 If you wish as fair. Then who la to blamo for the un-rest—theeo further In the of, A general European war to foment revblution Within Reuben Clina m ust • think to express It In figures. 1 all the ngfactories and deplored xtepk toward gov­ full blget, the Russia and oust Stalin. But when the war didn*t come in Miami U fk ' rather atrvnuSast ernm ent control? chief worry Juet first a porch root fall on him F or tho winter meets Miami’s' tha 4arn-empioym»nt 1936 or 1037 he grew tired of waiting and played Into the than tha law fall open him (for two big race tracks have nearly ' are In f»Vof hands of the Naala by contacting the German General aamathlng he aald about .RlM 1,000 gallopers stabled or booked British d r l n In North Staff. Working through Red Army leaded inside Rus­ Miami diyorta mill. ' , fpr q u a rte n . The summer and they n t » sia, Trotsky agreed to cooperate with tho German* ami Fall -m asts a r t over and they Germans do. A bullatln iaauad by tha Biopave the way through espionage and sabotage for an ef­ ride pvtroUum Industry • trie s fleck h ere for six weeks of rac­ ing and they a rt not an unmixed Ocala Banner says tha fective invasion. th at In 1940 tha average ag « of any other kind of bleeslng • on President Roosevalt “Many commentator* have concluded that the purges farm automobiles in thla ’ atow or a labor crisis, only It isn't seriously weakened the Red Army. 1 fielluvo that the ox was savan y e a n gad the a ta r- for thev a r t followed by horde of hangers-on r f doubtful ’It’s a nations! calamity. Sg« rated value was $98. To 'apact opposite is the truth. The house cleaning ot irpltors aratg these tM owners paid: an cttaractor, many o f tbem gangsta rt. Tropical Park opens Is reported as hav. eliminated some of the higher commander*, but it brought avarags a f $85.56 In fedsral add r a n t to Jan . 18, 0.M0 hostages about the promotion of younger and frequently more ima state to a st ami th a t this sum 20 over 100, IHalrah take* ova*. still can’t weld thoi equaled a sales ta x sf'AVk |* r ginatlve men who, while lacking the experience tof their nations Into the New cent; alto th a t gaaollna and lubri­ predecessors, made up for it in Initiative/ and loyalty. A columnist re fe rt to an Inci­ cant talcs eom tltuted M parutnt dent M having occurred “ *«ry “There are.no saboteurs, secret agents or fifth Col.' of the state's satire ratal! lonalf*.*’ T hat’s about on • -Noasora and Kurus u hope to umnists to co-operate with the invaders because the Rus* for th at year. w ith tb# man who U M talking with Washing- Marts were auf ficiently farsighted to eliminate them before antLrvllglou* paper ‘hm pL tn - until after the be,: The everttary uf the Key W| occaplona! the Pacific bss boon It was too late. "That ia a fact which other liberty-loving nations m*t ■ Nine P H circus i i i p h u u Christmas business might well ponder." Wty, hovpItuUty s a d leRure - s T .lC THE ' ' --’i ’ -------— ^ 9 �tirm r A n d Personal Activities MRS. LOURINE REAL, Socl.ly Edllo. Social Calendar FRIDAY Tha 50-50 Bible Class of the Methodist Church will hold it* eleventh annual barbecue at the church annex a t 7:15 P, M. AH m em ben are Invited to ' attend. The Junior Class of Seminole High School will sponsor a dance at the City Hall from 10:30 P. M. until 1:30 A. M. following the “Homecoming' football game with New Smyrna. The public la invited to attend. The Postal Clerks and the AuX'llary will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. (iordnier on Palmetto Avenue at 7:30 P PAGE T i t a n TnE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Jam es B urns May Be New R ussian Envoy All Arms Joined in a Common Can T e le p h o n e 148 M ary Calhoun And Buy King Are Wed Announcement i* bring made nf the marriage o f Miss Mary Calhoun o f Bridgrhnrn, (la., f o , . marly o f Sanford, ami C.uy King of Albany an,| Blakely. (Ja. Tha marriage was |h rform nl or. Friday. Nov 1|. hy Dr. W. R. White. paMor of the First Bap­ tist ( hurrh of Albany, in the praaancr o f only intimate friends c f the couple Mrs. King is the daughtrr ol Mr. and Mrs. J ( ' Calhoun of this city Nba was graduated from Seminole High School with the class o f 1331 and later at­ tended Norman Junior College, Norman I’aik. C.a. and Stetson University in [b-l.and For sav. aral years she has been a mem bar r f the faculty o f the Bridge, boro public schools. Mr. K ing holds a position with the Georgia Power Company in Albany. The couple left imme. diataly following the ceremony |for a wedding trip to N e w OrI leans. l a . Coon their return they will make their home In ; Albany WRECKER SERVICE BRYAN’S GARAGE Robert Smith left t,.,|i Tampa where he wdl spei weekend with Mrs. Smith. S itn fn rtl \ Mr and Mrs Roy (i Williams returned l « » t night from Miami where Mr Williams attended Frsleral Coin ( A te . a t 'Jnd. S t. THANKSGIVING PERMANENTS Mr. and Mi* I I! Milch II and guests. Ml mid Mr* I George Taber. *pt nt Wednesday at Daytona Hi •*rh AMERICAN RED CROSS Holiday Them e Used A t Bridge P a rty Ann’s Mirasol Beauty Salon Mr anil Mi** Ralph Wurner nnd two c h i l l n n huv«* rrrontlv movvil h«*r»* from T;»llah*-*r«* and nr** no* Ninetrvnth r«**ohpir a t S im t *J'JJ NV«** I M rs. W illiam s Speaks A bout T uberculosis \nn;t Mne Kill* llriiwn, (Inner Slating dial 1 miitl.i It.is 1 0.* 000 of tuhrrr ulo*i* ifi* Hr rich • ml that Srnunol** County has *t*. >t»* Volte <i*trr.in. at li*n*t I JO nt*i**, Mr* William*, president «>f the < Bunt it. A Seminoh* <*• imt\ Tub»*n ul«»*i* Savannah. A*«« k lation. " h * tlo* *p»,ak»,r *»n Ga. thr nn'trram whuh w ii « prt'*ent«*'l in thr Woman** Cluh on W'*«lF r ir n d * of Mitih-nn F. nmtlay in ronjonction with thr McKay will hr *orrv Im rn of tin- t iva* I»r|mi tntunl th at *hr i* confined to hrr miTtirur I'rtardin^ tlo* talk math* !»v homr rn Sanford \\»nur hrM m William*. Mr* .1 I.. Ingh*y, cause o f illnr** Christina* *tnl *nh* fhairnmn. and <poll nor <f thr iiioirrnm. i%***ent. Mr. nnd Mr* \\ II Stem p’ r •rl thr film " T h r y Shall Conare e xp rc tnl to n m \ e today »nu*r.“ -howinjc ami »*x|*Uinintr from T a ll a h « **r r I «• *prnd tfu* thr rarlv tlui^no-i* and cun* o f Thank»ffivinir holid*>* with teliituhrr«ulo*M. tivea and friend* Continuinif With fu*r talk. Mr*. Mr. and M r- ttrorur Tabor William* -aid that lu*t v ra r in left vcutcrday for thrir homr in Srminolr County IJ death* wrr»* attributed to tuhrrrulo*i*. whip* Vineyard I l i u m , Mu**.. after r*timatrd that there ari* vljiltinjr with Mr and Mr* F it10 i*artivr thmo to rarh ih'iilh Mitchell *t thrir homr on (•m u m .I from thr di*ra*«’ . Mm. ^ i s t Fourth Street .Willin m* u*«*d poster* to lllu*Word hn* hern received that t r » * r hrr talk Ihmntr thr aft»*rn*H»n m**nihrM Hubert Ij»w*on, former Sanford resident, hn* arrived *nfrly III o f thr drpartmrnt folded ChrUtNew Y°rk harbor aboard the S. ma* «nils for thr *.»lr whirh will S. Pipistone County, from Cit|*o begin on Monday. N*»v ?. |. and ■rw*»*l on trarment* for llu H ll c * Town. South Africa. f o r Rritnin. | A cov rrr d dl*h lultrhron wa* 1 • riv ed at t'JilW o V k - k w»*h , Mr« O. I*. Il rm dn n ami Mr*. K S. la»m*on acting a* h«»*tr**ra. Mr. and Mi* hnvr a** thrir Drrtch'* hrothrr law, Mr and Mr * and two children Announcement! It I* with ptaoaura w « ann o u n ra th a t M ra. lia h a rr* I'ondar U a<aln naaoelatad with our atop *n«t will b« atad to aaa bar aid frtaada and rustomara. Wa mra alao happy to aaauunoo that MIm h m lw Itoaa haa Loan added to M r ataft. P. PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP MO Magnolia Phono 480 From now until ITiankaiirIng liar » r are coina In Ri'e a « a i AMSIll.t I hl.^ FltKK i»itr lhank*Ri%inE Turkey with erery purrh**r of a Florence Itange or a *1 piece dining rimm -ull. Ilr r r I- tour opportunity HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mr*. H. U t U« Help Yoa Own A Real Home Of Your Own! Don't keep on fa re ra r w ith th at extra burdan of paying r a n t , . Own yoor own homo! W all help yoa finance it with our modern plan. First Federal S avings* Loan TODAY Here Comes A. Murrnrr Moreland ilm rs nue at S:00 P. M. Tha Woraan’a Club undar Ih* dlraation of Mr*. C. R. Dtwaon. will rponaor tha Rad Croaa »*wlag **a*ion in tha morning. 8 UNDAY Townsend Chib will hold monthly conf«r*nc« at 1:30 P. Flax la becoming an lncr*i*ini . Important Itoad In Irctaru prtcaltural production. to hair a hn: 1hatik*jgi»ini with thr main part uf imir ilinnrr at our npritwr. being line nf ha* gunr far the large.t Ihl* year manufacturer* In give you unr uf best buy* In quality, beauty anil rf fi r ir n ry ■Juat a rtono'e throw from tinOrange Bowl Stadium i.< Miami Field, uved aa Spring bnrdmll (m ining ground* by the New York (rim ta. hail in any range. T h r important Florence Range ia the economy Training Union Meets At Baptist Church Mr*. N«U K. Stribllog wn* hoaten to m am tara of tha BaptUt Adult T raining Union which mat In tha annex of the church laat evening for a Thanks­ giving (octal. Decoration* ran•latcd of golden rod, autumn Unr**. purple apikaa and wild myrtla. , .A »«ri«• of games waa itarted by proaontlng guoata with tha naraaa o f fowls to match in order to chooao portnora. In tha individual eonUaU Edward KeU say waa winner of tha atunta and Mlao Thao Vickary won the priao fo r tho w ritten contest. After tho social boor plans w o n discussed fag studies on a book for tn ia ln g union credit. A “Growing Christian" was ao- that ran hv part nf owning nf operallun. cook 3 meal* a day at a en«t nf lean lhan I I Having* *ueh a* lhe*r mean M o n e y nf thr a you can a month. in ynur pocket. l i a r in today and eelert your range, we have a «l/c U, fit any kitchen at a price yoa ran affurd to pay. TABLE O IL RANGE OK ELELTK1C RAN(»E MAKE YOUR HOME A HAPPY ONE THIS THANKSGIVING RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. At th r present lime wr have a wide variety nf !i piece dicing runny rultea In Walnut, lllnnde. N atural Oak and Mahogany finish. In mmlern, mndrraialir nr period design, in lari, a h a te te r your desire In dining room furniture might be »e have II. Electrical A Musical Supplier* Photofrapka art usually gWen oat to a chosen few — and lucky are thoaa who one. It la something to be treas­ ured—mostly for the aentlmmt behind the g ift Make others happy by gielag this (roly per­ sonal gift.' Beautiful work, professional resalta that capture your Here la an opportunity t» buy the dining most suite you have always wanted and gel a turkey abaolutely free. REM EMBEE—YOU CAN TRADE IN YOUR OLD FUIINITUUE AND PAY THE BALANCE ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ROBERT L, COX, Photographer TELEPHONE 576 >Vvf TOP MATHER ARCADB*BLDG HANFORD. FLORIDA �1 *• — ----------------------- ---------- . - - ----- _ g g __________ ; » rn — — — ^■ 1 \ ■■ a '4 * zm m a m a a m rn a m m r ews tfBVPA M V —*, -eT_ *^- - 1 p : ' •:! Yj *p > . ’ -i »' ff. * i.. 1One of Ihrrc giant four mntorrd plane* built for Arm t in I' p rl Airline*' nnn-atep trnn*atlantle mervlca 1la ahown getting fini«hiiig touch* - it th»* \ ■.■r;-l,r 1 it o . y A•f. * , ft plnnf, Slrntfnrd, Cnnn. The huge flying j boate will here a lop *pv< d of il l'* mil........ I our and .< hum mi iion «top range of more than O.bUtl mll*e eiln ut loininidulton t Ni (oil, p i lengcfs. . . . . . Efficiency of tha M m n balloon In keepln London, thus lessening the bora barm’ security adopting tba balloon* a* p a rt of ila w ar aqol Ing center a t P arris laland, 8. C., tha Want'. lean t technique In handling the big bags. Top, left, w [ Inal da tba balloon. Bottom, left, a ground crew tllli the w ith helium gee. Right, the balloon la "put to toil." (die near the eandbegged dugout, mignuling to ground crew. Cannon munition eupply truck* are thown advancing over dotty Rueelan roode, according to the! N eil eaption. Overhead a barrage balloon trelle the eupply carava.t, guarding It egalnet enemy div* bomber*. A Una of Red armored car* move* along a Ituxian mad to n ... . the Marl (or at an undleeloeed point on the i Eastern Front. Moscow p porfi llteir fttnt-niovini? in* chttm/nl mills have succeeded iD atalling In# NASi advance all along the huge fiunl. A'pledgo of phyileel fitness by tba youth of PanmjW anla la contained la tba baton which Robert Field. Philadelphia achoolbojr, haoda to Act­ ing Mayor Barnard 8amuel a t Independence Hall on completion of tha "Hala Aattrica* eroaa-ataU physical fitness relay run. Twelre hundred bora took port la tbo long haul. Right, la Joho B. Kelly, National 7 7 •. Dafaaao health director. _____ _ Dr. Arthur F . T e rn a re Dr- Arthur Frederick Torrance, 14 w in known'New York -physic!*' aad explorer, U being hold by poller la Monterrey, Mexico, lor questlogoi Idg In the dacth of hla wealthy bridd at throo weeks, the former Mnk! A da' Lora lend, Tl? of K d ia a io * JC ivy," -1 ' V - •> One at the Unset newt phetee taken ehowa thorn leaving the WMte Hen tiger given him hy PreeigMl Raeee T h e D o h a o a d Due h e n b l Win'd »or . . ' ’i f Blodglt (laft), ___relic membere of the Ilouaa, who provlmi*ly hed aupportrd the AdmlnUtretloA’a foi . I a revolt egalnet the Senate amendment of the Neutrality Hill which would permit A m e ra M n l] . taf in te r w ar tone*. They are ahown dlaeuulng the bill. Left to right: Welter A. Lynch of MOW Tor James P. Rlcharda u t South Carolina, Chorlea U South of Texas end Uuwanl W. Smith of VI f Bomton police w A (rig h t), 1(-year-old body in hie one-room Uy had been paroled trythdlr >m ]m « iri Harbor NaTal SV SBM SSSSK T tS •to m e ** H J jl' ... • - sL-. St ■••• . ----------------------------- -v ■* �t pace *n ■ New Smyrna, Featuring Tricky Seleci Se^ections Football Schedule Y-Formation, Battles Feds Here New Smyrna, with a tricky, new formation pri.l a good. ht-ivy clulj rule* a slight favorite over | Football Scores the Seminole High IVIcry Fed. In their clash tonight at M:00 ,,. c m i.K liK clock a t the high school athlrtn ' ' ' i f " 11" North Carolina 7. field. The eontest has la i n ds-sig. | " ?*” ' Forest I2. liiorgc Mashnateil as the homrcnining gam e' '" ‘t*"11 " / o r Seminole High Alumni, a n d ' ' . >,‘l"» ry 15. Virginia ■ Tech In close. wide-open buttle is forecast. Coaih Harry Cordon has J*,,* a r*l Mcic.-r ii Installeil the new and radical y* L . **‘r' i 1" " " '■ formation at New Smyrna, which '••'•’t'trtow " Munhatten 0. \\a*hin|jti»n anil features a reversed center who 'a rjla n d i. plays with his la ih to the op- |_ 1 *-1’ ", v Tesas f.ch Ilnrdiii-Sitnnion* position In this system, which S>>IU- | lilt.II s c h o o l rule ■e U. at Syracuse. .N Y . • 7.* Fiuttn u s l n i r t o make so many n a ti i. m il (hill . headlines. th«* backs an* spread *.• . 0 in double wirurback xty lr which i ’’ *.n *Pr tiardrn I t. Winter I^rk rexcmble.i a vsriation of ih* T- * ** formation. rum Aho me the renter i ^ y . mrmnuon. _ able to pull nut «•< in InNrferer D U U lO y lA 'J K lS M t l l C S The Feds are ,n f,rs. class, T q ^ J {) ? condition, and C‘«*nili Mcl.ucn believe* they will put forth thslr best game ] CIIAPKI. I lll.l, V C„ Nov. New Smyrna eii'iie through 2 | "\Vd,| Hill' Dudley, the lis t week With a convincing 1.11 touchdown tabulator, Thursday to 0 triumph over F.iialis l.ast • tam ed in an m im ing perfonnnight fast Ocala d.nsi.ed Flustis. unco r« he led Virginia to a 7-8. Sanford’s till with St. Au-'crushing 2*7 victory over North gustine last Friday was post Carolina in atradition-packed poned game, witnessed by '2*2,000 speeCoach Me I.uniH announced hi* tators probable startmir line up foh H> Game* for Saturday, Nov. tt. 1911 Jo me 1910 Pram ’ Score "T~ CAST ' Army-West Virginia • Bethany (Geneva Boston CotL-Boston U Oolumbta-Cnlgste Dataware-Washing ton Coll Die Union-Gettysburg Harvard-Yale H ofstra-Panter Holy Croas-Temple LeMgh-Lafayrtte Muhlenberg-Uptala Pennsylvania-Come II l*rtnceton-Navy Plttsburgh-Penn State Penn Mil -LaSalle Rtilppenaburg-Lock Haven -. Slippery Rock-Calif Tr Rwarthmore-Johns Hopkins DNP 14-13 I 21-0 IN T C B S C <T IO N A I. F’nrdham-st Mary • Georgia- Dai tmout h rf*»tre Dame B-» C-Hltfomln X yilUnr.va-Auburn u r.sT M V ile m ( ’onfrrrnef* Intliarm-F’urtluc Mlchlgan-Ohlo Slulr Mlnneaota-Wiscunam Sorthw ext vrn- IlUnoix 20-17 13-9 7 26 24-0 13-19 80 i Author's note •shked numerically Teams in each arc * W tihin^ton sec­ Orriptn. t mi id n* «l o\ • i I lion. The sections ure Soiith-S, The select ion' Tram Scorr leva. T Mid W es t.M W . Kast-K, S4 M I || M l. ml slid F'ur West.FAV Als SO C TII I hike .Si over \.»ni ii 'In i Southeastern Conference - miiIk-Is are used to dongnate the j State Sit* Alabama •A«•» 18-7 xprct8*d cli>«mrx< *.f |da> ax I Vanity S7. \ R i i , . . k* Flon«U C>crKtA Tech • I *.\ 0-33 Kcntucky-Tvnnestee AHCs-Tak up AJl ( lore | hartmouth K l« i. M i * m . i t 21-25 p«i««ddi* u|a««*(. \ l |iiv 1• 1 |i»\er A>kaii<iis |V. \ I I* . • . *1 • Vanderbilt-Alabama i » ilfX l..| «h"’.dd A•a * Southern iunferrikk'C •o v n Ur ent i ■ T » . •» * |n \i:« . l*ixn I f’Unison S*1 v.•» | »nuaii SiJl'TIt The 1. adintc 7-13 Furntan-Clvrnson 11 lumptuiiit | \|Msi^j»ippi Stat. •-42 • 1-veli, I )uk**N alt N C'amlina St -Duke M l:iiu hevilx, close out a urent ' p< . Teuiu w-m . h. •« Olhrr ( i a n i u Home 1910 - a *r* i m Inst stutily North I ’m* ■turky SIT . \ nth i 1 . Si*, DNF . v . :ate Alabama. SJ. «- A l l o v r r M i o n i s ; : \ it. h. • D N l’ over Vandy l i r o t ; i n Tech rale* | .Metlieiitsf I : .* |:, T* \ 2-7 • k'dly over the (is t« rs . hut other ,lN, r | , X i- « . Il 44-13 i..« tor« bs’SMtio team strength j AltC 47-0 .ike Florida win |Hi«*ili|e j .Mil* f-I 7-2* Mil* \\ KST Minnesota. the MHint sot i \i \\ f IN a o im m x s T K ti am to rate no 1 m it** see Southwestern Conference MU •i lot the entire wind* MU’IO; Notn* I*., ii , S.mthem i .% I ;r * • 1 \\ So MethiMixt-Uaytoi 7-4 \ an ther perfect \eWi a»c:un»i Texax Chnsllan Rlce 6-lit \\ w,..n*m on ce tied N o n e I hunt* .Michigan M U ' - • it. MW5. A. \ * MU i icpels Tru.l Its to fun »I ulil••ali’ii Other (lam e* *o\i r llliiuti \|U i • N t .■ A rkansaM-Mississippi 21-2«' Mu lu*fttn. MU I. >:•«* \ i .H .ih MU I I o\»« I \| w \ t: (V nlrn ai y-Southwest I4*i» *i lloikeyes M i - ' i i n * la** *d Miehil* n Si i*. \| \N .New .Mexico-Loyula 0 D N l' •I* Midland kii'ftW- Tf haos:i% Wes |». van \| . , M * Texas Mines-N Mexico Co 25-4<» wad* f .i !»•*"! hid . Kansas \|till.* | i n .1 M i Sam Mnuston-S F Austin 27-7 top N’ nvv -til! .•I'limw \sr ■Inml 2 m « i \1 •• ■i MU . Texas A A I - West ^e xas 6-2t» 1* laiM INrfcct i «»rd 1iiiipi • MIC. N. hi ,k \| ,|l K«M KV MOI N T A I N S 4tl 11.-•Ii! It H -I’ll 'I' 1 *! i Iowa MU'* \ |'.« h Mountain Slater H i f .Sesen 1 urdham. K '• Ml r I Mifilmnl •"» ** I * . Uiiltharn Yuunic-Cbto State 13-1 *. * d h |(and s . I , \|, , 1V ' • a m (1 tn* wi ■ up Other Oanirs . ! >i nke in Culnratlo Coll-Grlnnell 12-2»» It. *81 It. •W| f 1 \ : \\ F S i I \ Regls-tIfeeley »}t 13*12 1*1.1p.*n S*i»1 Vi:« a. if* |, N' i i \ \ I ' l M.aho Montana St UNI* Montana St ()r**j»on .State DNl* 6-31 20-7 PNI* 20-7 e* 6 9 DNl* 10 6 10 1 1 7 U 40-0 22 13 32 14 12-o 20-4r» Mlxxourl Valle> Conference Tulsa-Drahr , P.NP PAC IKK* C O A S T r.iclllc ( oad ( onferrnre Other 4ianie^ JCvaruvIllr-Ark A A M DNl- Waslun^ton O ie g o n Tkikrr-S W Miaaouri Tr DNl* Other (iumrs Murrla tfarvry-Drtriill Tr< h D N l ’ |Calif I••*1y Willamette riahniaki-ltiMa 14 6 U C I. A .Santa Clara jpktahunia Miiripu-tic c DNl* OCvaiNilr-Cilni^ ji iMlch Htute-Ohlu W n P y D Nl- iKJii/aKaW.iMhiii^tuu Stitt • o t Ixiuls-WlcbiM > 15-0 S.»« lament..-San Mateo IWiltfuberg-IH nls.m 1 * « .Sun Fraiinsi u-Saii Jose .NOTH I' N I* means did not play each other in l!»4ti ( C o m p i l e by C r n t r s l u A txo'ution ) Anderson(triffith \K* » ...... I \r n « \ v <t v• I iin e ra l D ire c to r Tin. CAR W ASH . . . f . - C . « > , it,i* W -1-, , »| iS r I .,p W f ' vvV \ • f , , l) , la . 1.1 ,\ I VI •. r V Hicks, right end, I'l-veinnd. mint l 6•• thrbm k; Hianan. left half; Tin MIAMI Nov 21 —«/»,| - Mi­ 0-1 t lurk, right half; and FI......lie. ami inav lose its title as the ita7 11 lion's divorce capital. fulll ark 14• 'The lucrative business which t-.* has turned uiit divorces at the Connecticut has u*e,l rate of more than I,mill a year poor auto license plat in Miami alone suddenly has hit 1117. the skid*. The cause of this slump is an I.iieien Muratore, retired opera I All ••( Florida i* f«ith**r sum* investigation started by Circuit sinjrcr, once mayor of o than the ni«»*l 'Oiithern limits .f jiMges, who discovered that some !#•«¥»» in France * 'aliforn in attorneys were udopting illegal short ruin cuts in to ^|nr**i| speed up (In* tIts' al o 2 m l k o D a ll.l I «hi»rt Par cousn* <|,ie la snide UssiCeMsl-Xo* reuily spee.ly process of Flor. (•wlslns s Inst. Oxsis in •s » i« i>fup tu~ idn*-* divnrer law i Fruit Juice Laxative For Family l)Nt Pk i m I la Ideal fur the a l a l i family. Children, etpcrtanl rauliirr. and aldrrly paupla like ita pleaaant "prune whip la.tr an.l test action— m friyisf a, irvitatia**. Frwwal la an rmuUtun of minrr.l nil and prune fulrr furllfled with phenolphlhalem Fiuaal perl.•rm. three artlona, .often* body waalra, evenly lubtlral i’l mt vat mat i ***•»! and frn tly stimulates action. Just try Tvunal. If its taste ami *H n t do not plrtsa you a*»k your d n ig f ia t for your nmnry l»a*k fruA«l comes In (Oc or f t . 00 l i i r t . Sold snd |a<r<nt«t4 by T IH t I I T O N HIM i. SI. A PERFECT FO R i Ml »kr.s our c*f drsa, •potlmly Mil A t p j r k l r ill t h * i i f l l f h N . ii iiali koap* or ilrsnefv tuiii .) >li« dirt oH ami i h i o r ' f t • a I >rif r in («iala*' Tr y P R U N 0 L I0i Fk 2nd I'hone S*rrn__ Cumberlaml-Erskine 0-46 Maryville-\V C ir n lm t u n i* Miami i Fla )-S Carolina 22-20 Mississippi .Statr-Millsaps 8-12 Marshall-W Va Wesley 20-7 Ranii Mamn-Hamp -Sydney B l f .Six Conference Jowa State K in i. it State Kanin*. Mixtour 1 w V U K T 'ii“ V.wi Ksl’i'ciM iami Divorces A rc S VST .««?!' 'Ic in g Investigated RALPH W A RN ER \ i-.i.tl M 44 - a . "1 1 • 1| : m vi Fa 1 • ... \ ll . E3. \ Hi k 1 K 2 1. v 1 I • V, 1• IV :i— i• 1 1. • 1 \' • st.Ill I ’ 1• H .•Vi r « M'* rp i T ’* v >- r < M0i)CKN SHOF. SHOP .1 n ..rr * i m ii ^i ) i ai i n . \ i L IM21 S. II. K N h ld S H (*t i . r s i : k y k !k • 4 (i l ■•*! si \ French Are. Has Ka-s fa ir ana d ~ e „r MmlK-e Mul»la-l , T K .. - I - I .. i . i • a i l , la so,,, h . ., t.lao -J n s n .b rin « t s ( in * c o u r t o r ili n -il ll ill l a ill 'i th re a t, asp s. i l . s i m r pni-rm . ami au n « , s i l l i l y o f 1 ,0 0 0 d iv o rc e cases you aulsi. B w s soar a*.Ins IK- m rs lM S Ii r .l.. t i , . *■• pi.inir itstea on MisiiiaMsKUs isbsi. its [ • u* d in nine months liy 1.3 n o (all yea NraHM-MalUM’t n*#r I lawyers specialising in this typ-* It*. Mv n v y S a r k itiif iM i* . At cr-wr*.*, , 9 c f business. “ Fist Fight” Starts In War IVfqpcuvers rU hlhli MUi-illJH '9 ^ - ’ro trrT rr o N d r u g c o . YE S, I SAID TWENTY FIVE . . . I f i H a « « a m Nt« e a b a ) t l yasr yt eyeefy li a r j •at*. y*« way lad Hal jW ««• S tH v .' H n fT ’S r U a a r i a i l a Ylfa C aa Frai, a a a . a f A ja a r ia a ’a a t r a a f a a t » » ■ , p a a l a i . S t a a d a r S , aaa*a a m + t • 41a. dlvidaad-paylaf p*Uc|g^ ' WITH THE AMRY IN THE IF IE U ), Nov. 2 t:—t>P)—A real | fight—hand-to-hand with rifle and fiala—broke out in the Cam. tin* war gamea Thursday. I Unit* of tke First Infentry 1 Division, toug^ regular*, and the j 172nd Infantry Regimant 0r V er-1 I monfa Federmliied S'htional. Guard, arrived In the little North Carolina hamlet of Marahvllle, almost simultoneoualy. A emiplc of overxealous dough boys shouted ilisparoitln/ p> "»Mk*-In l a firing l.lagto and thv two aides VUahc.l togolher. The fisticuffs worr on the umpire* had t» break It up. f , w '• J V C i- I . • 1 . Judging by rrrords of previous years, more than 20.000,UU0 will listen to Tod llui-'ng on New Year’a Day when that sports an­ nouncer goes on the air with plivby-pl:y deacrlfition of |be Orange D»wl football e r n e In hlinmi. Many a tall tale was tolil around iiie pot­ bellied stove in your g ra n d fa th e r’s tim e . Stove wood w as necessary for comfort in country store and country home. ICarraal rafa 1 I V | FAKMtiKS* M A RKET ■cssevastfs) rrrf.rxcEiT/ £ fcu ^ o \ d , f,m * . i a SHaevllaaaaaa rra'a aaa Vearlahl. It .y w t- f i l e s a * t * l l s i l t. N.i ffev. * i . 1t a li g fid HK itiH T' m : A m r * . pel. t : » tfpr. n 71 It -x I »2 T* Toeka 11.1} f In II P* AVtn-AlxXt. No aupplr . It A NAN Alt. :o lh. Innrli**. |* an 1 UKA.NX. Htvap. Iiu. hrp Ta.i-la* ar.en. ..rd to fair 112. l>. f t la illanla 11.12 in |I.12 IlilKTH. No.aunply I t n c m r . l. l. No aupplr CAII|I\(IK. T in. fulr In lev Co'panhavan I t s * } In tia CAHIIOTH. Nn aupnly c a c i i r u r W R n . e v a t. i n i CKl-KHOr. T r a i l I l i a (CIIAY OTE. No aupplr VlSa. Mica. U T M M m tlO N 4 * ;Termlles' S d an d fle tn u frll ORLANDO. ~- yU )K lD A a• i C T ^ T J ! ! . N o ‘ " . . S S ky ,15# r t 'K F H llu. baht. nrd. to try I ’ » » In I t SO | . K'-*irf.ANT. « u . hors. Mir to K-.n1 sac In OS# s i i o n A I T . f ’ IICIT. tteartv. liases V H Cumfa |l an aa. •* i i . n S EE ¥V3?™ ,MS rate*, i n n 5-Y««» Boodad G a v u lfi Fraai kInapacdo* ir I'lJON ?H0NB T oday, howovor. with electrically c i r c u l a t e d oil boat, you c u n bo comfortably w a r m in y o u r homo, s t o r e or o f f ic e Thoro 11 bo no a s h o s to carry o u l - n o d r a f t y C o m o r o —a n d .U each, (a ll o w P“ Ilf" PWT D E A L E R ! ELEURIimrilS (HIAPf 11.51 F O T A T q ra . Prepare for Iho winter now. a n d bo r ea dy for t h e ft rot r o a l t o mpor alu ro d r o p Enjoy choap.cloanoloctrically cifculatod oil hoa* 11 *a t'na IT. H.’ Comb. Iff k Hu h*-- f.ll 1Ii- TTsf. n fnfr. l i s a in IJaa Itu kpe. W |l. II as m Pair. wa r. *1 an * » i*. • MYTATOKA. n r r ffsena l i l t TT-A J W ” Y O U R no lire to wal'.li. wt»n ct me -lorn oil h o a t o r ” n » l - » « in esacka. ■(Tog*, t i ^ , it !•* Cralaa, tn •! *n k ’ll.*} I .3. f ,, .if a - JslwJ.t Be» a i f ( JU. u ■ . • . , --------- -------- -------- . i p ■ . ‘j f e e j . ... ............ ...... V ' • i t* * ,. , t « t t j <* r 3, a i l * . �I t ■» I ! • * »' wSSSfit * f -i 8i ( h MHb B P m 691 m oSf ■ T» U t n v i Looa' Alloa. Tom Rasa, gavaanah, N tv , York. YUGOSLAV BTBAMKR SAFE U U q BREAKS WITH VICHY VICHY, Unoccupied Franc*, Nor. * 1 ^ 4 “)—Tb* minister of Iraq formal!r notified th« Vichy foreign offlc* Thursday o f hla government’* dkdakon to break off diplomatic relation! with France. •fid Ait~ft z'W- si,. — _ gar e l 6*U*«r.,(^ * '” O. V .HXBKDOK. Clerk Cl rents Court. Senslnoln County, Florida. » (Official 8ba!> k .”« “ t --. s_low. _ (It th bae■.D 1. m11 h—1 » tha b Ighost biddar At tha V W k ' x____ _ _ AdralaietnCHa af lid cataia of eaart nevse i s e r • • the first You a r a h e r e b y u i o t i r i o d th a t •all M e been In stltuU d ag aln it JAMES BENJAMIN HOOAN. . ICnesSay la M e month et De-windeceoacd her. l i l t , which Is tbn* 1st «ay ot yon In l b # C l r r n l t C o u r t o f ttio N in th J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t in a n a f o r rtofitinoU UMinty. T p r Ida , t o w h i c h f f o n r a o r APPLICATION POM you nrc h e r e b y o n t o r e d t o a p p e a r • TAX DEED ( p « r o n e ll y o r by a l t o n e y ) t o a n ­ rHAPTPJI I74ST OP i m s w e r t h e m i l n f r o i f i p U I n t f il e d In NdTlCK 18 IIEREDT GIVEN. th e r a t e o f A l m a t o u l e e 11. A llen That Jam#* C. A M a rp u it P »arye. L n w r e n o * I ^ m A l l e n , c a m e be-. •on holder of T a* Ctrilflcal# No. In c a n a c t i o n f o r d i v o r c e , o n o r be fo re t h e l e t d a y o f D e c e m b e r. H I, Im u H tha 7th day of Of U **T AD.a 1911, ha. fllad lim a Intmf 1941, n a m e b e i n g a I l u l e D a y of off Ira ,and baa mada appllratlon th'n C o u r t, o t b e i w l e e a D ecree p ro Confeono w ill bo e n t e r e d for a fax da*d lo A # liu a d thara a g a i n s t y o u f o r f a i l u r e to a p p e a r , on. Mid cartlflrac# taihraraa tha I n c dasrrlbad proparty In plead, o r a n e w e r a a r e q u i r e d by tf'»|(ow h a County of Batnlnola, Stats ot Florida, .t*»-w!tj it in rrrtn irrt ord ered lira th rh N A II rh Vf of N R t h a t th le O r d e r be p u b l i s h e d once Cor Hantlon I. Townahlp 18 g w e ek f o r fo u r ( 4 ) c o n e e c u t l v e South. Ranva Id East, run H w eek s, a n d n o t le ss t h a n t w e n t y to f.t llna N <1 ilrgrtH W to e ig h t ( ti) d a y e n o r m . 'm t h a n Pt W nf Ra^. R to BBSn i t t y fCO) d a y s p r i o r to t h e f i r s t Th*i jMeeiment of tha oald proday of I>ece mbe r. 1941. in t h e party Miidar tha paid rartllln ra <Unfnn| l l e r a l d . a n e w s p a p e r pub waa la tha rvamo of UnllsKe.t in N em lnole C o u n t y , F lo r id * . |l«atiod known • W I T N W M m e o f f ' c l s l h a n d ii u l l/’nlMi Mid r#rtlf1cata ahall M s m I a t P n o f o rd . H e m lnol* C o u n tv . r»-da*m*d arroM Inf to law. tha y i n r l d i . th le 10th d a y o f O cto ber, property drnrr1h«d tharaln will ba f%4! •old ip. tha hlxhraf .bidder .it tha O f f i c i a l N e al) O. P. H E R N D O N K0o*s door on tha first MonC le rk fburi dav In tha month of pavambaf n c. i 'l l whlrh I* tha Itfi day of R r - A. W EK K fl. tFfrvwndsar, 1941 ftp lad thl* Jlrt* day of Ortof*ar, 1911 f» V HERNDON, vi'T irr. o r s r r i . i r v r i o x rn it f ’lu rk C lrrt ill C ourt , B tntl nola T S * f lK K D ' ■ " f h , Klnrhla. n i t P T K a i t s s t o r isns t< if f trial Haa I) Auto Pamtiiig & Body Repair 308 W. 2nd SL — Sanford, Florida CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS W. R. “SPEEDY” WILLIS Plan Now To Give One Or Both For Chrislmaa. r Wleboldt Studios 210 8. Park ALTMAN’S USED CARS -W it h a n o k THAT COUNTS" Bargains In Rplta Of Everything Complete Selection to ChooM From All Makes and Models No Advance In Our Used Car PRICES Yat I ! I J 1938 Pontiac Sedan ....... 1145.00 1934 Dodge Sedan ......... 145.00 1936 Oldamobllt Town Sedan ...»...... .265.00 "JIS IT O S ' M v . ri HDME GARDENING MAGAZINE Good Gulf Service Station Sanford Ave. at 15lh St. I**iy. to-wlt: ih* |«t dav of i»v«m* ba r, A D , 1941. In d a f a u l t t h a r a o f «.ii.| r.-vuM wil l p r o e s a d a aI’a r t * *. ' I.*t t h l a O r d a r ha p u li lt a ha d fo r lh** w u t t i t o r y li m a ranulrad b» la w In t h a H anf or d H erald 9 n a w « |j* p a r o f f s n a m t r l r r u l a t l o i In •al«l tTounty and Htata. W ltnraa my hand a n d n ff lc t a r e a l nf o f f l r v th la t h a 31 d a y ol t^ t A !». 1911 t O f f l r ' a l N ra ll O P IIERNVlON. 4’lrrlc of C l r r u l t C»»ur* of H«ml* IIH n»»|« C o u n ty , F lo r id a o r iik r v d o n Bys A. M. W E E K N . C l a r k C lr ru l* C o u r t. S*»mlnolr r m i n lv . Florida. 1». C It iff lrla l K*al> NOTICE OF A P F L I C A T I O T % TAX DEED c iiaftk m irm or BRAKES TESTED FREE! Don’t take any rhancee on yoiy brake*. I^ t us teat them with our BENDIX DECELKROMETF.il a t no coat to you I This instrum ent will tali you Just how good your brakes are—how quickly you can atop a t different speeds. I t’s been proven and is used by the Inter-S tate Commerce Commizzion. For both passenger cars and trucks! FOR n u NC/TICK IH I I K R E I I Y G IV EN . That John Franklin Poor and !>alay Katalt* Poor, hla wlfa holde**’ nf S-9 of T a x Cartlflrata No. C«1. •■■ued l h a 7 t h d a y o f A u i u a t A. I». 1119,1(49 fll ad a s m * In mv o ff ic e a n d h a s m a d a appllratlon f o r la x cited to ba l■■•lad C l a r i ­ on. Nald c a r t l f l r a t a f t n b r a r e a th a f o l l o w i n g daa<9r‘i>*d p r o p e r t y In t h e C o u jity n f Hamlnol*. H ta ta of 9*lorf«1a. tn -w M : N 3*1 f t o f F.«4 o f SW 1-4. of N E 1-4 Hactlon T, T o w n a h l p 21 S o u t h , R a n g a 19 E a a t. Tha n M M im tnl of tha s a id proparty undar tha said cartlflrata leaned waa In tha nama of Ka therlne C Payiiolda Unlaaa aald ctrtlflcata ahall b SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 N. Park Ajer ■ Chevrolet Co. ¥ N D E Q S IO N 1 JACK’S DEW DROP llBED BALM to m ay o u r b e N ext m o n th e x p en siv e lu x u ry . pro g ram , • . • n ext w eek * * * o r e v e n to * P rice s m ay . o v e rn ig h t. ... C all u s to d a y re p a irin g INN an d U se th e m y o u r o fte n d o • • . Rt a b o u t b u ild in g , im p ro v in g hom e. W e ’r e read y to find the heat Christmas Gift Buys FR EN C H A V E T a T 8 th ST. ROBINSON YOU &6 SSAUnFU. SA/AflC- ,---------5* J o o NT m r ran ssrcls PO E YOU wsrar MARVELOUSLY m a r v il o u s .*- e s p e c ia l l y the THJT2ES /^ n N g -irw A S ADONCS Se a l - I a m * S c w ih v o u : n STAOE U P T O r^ < r- ^ n B A R S .' A T Cypress, wants diihwaaklng Job al cafa ef botoL _____ )r UotMd Wood and Xa ■ .v1 Rang** priced for quick tala JESSIE CRUMPLES, 11th It lh* > •• used apaca baater. Boo WMta filling atatkin BC idaoa ak Oroaa’s Fuai Gas Barrie*, Across from post ofIke, BaofoH, Florida. UBIKO FEEDS at Tewht*a,>Ore, WANTED TO EBHT tmatl tm V M M - m ►' tV . •& ra ss a t -- A Sr a m • ’ V' } *** \ ":\ 7‘ I “ . ™®»®8plSsi . ..._. . r . t.\ vvr'/v' 1 , 4 ------------------- - .------------------------------ T? •’vlV • V JV V • ( V {*; .* ’w i • -I* ’*• «• '• - m / -v - * o r s ta rt Read Ads In The Herald O NTHS . S to a SITUATION WANTXP • change w h ile th e y a r e still lo w . WILLIE LEE CRUMPLE* lltb APPLIANCES, th e m o rr o w a n e w h o m e m a y co al m o r e th a n to d a y « ETTA K E TT Sanford Arsons Jnat Off Of Osnsva Arsons . an p rep ared n ess l o n g e r y o n v ra it to b u ild th e m o r e i t m a y c o st. PACKAGE GOODfl MIXED DRINK8 AT POPULAR PRICM LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE ANGEL’S EAT SHACK D uo HAVE YOUR waith r*p i trad by who rtally knows bow. ANNUS MAR KNOX, 4 U X Briggs, Jevaltr Magnolia A*oIH B t, want# Job o f any Ind. FOR Phone 37 ATTENTION FOLKSC See all lha Broadway and Hollywood aUrt right before your aye*. Classified Advertisements t 1 Sanford, Fla. iwttieM tu, PANORAM SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF BUBINItSS SERVICE We Fill AO PreeerlpUonn ONORM OP F l’RLirATION TO X* MITEL A. W A M P L E R whrfaa p la c a o f ra a ld rri e a a n d p o a t offlc* a dtlr aaa la l l a r r l a o n b u n r . V irg in i a , c a r # * o f T o w n ’a Bua Lina. You a r a h a r a b y n o tlf la d a n d ra q u l r a d t o a p p a a r N o a c e r t a i n Rill of C o m p U I n t fllad b y K d r t h e HU’a m p la r , a g a l n a t yoi| f o r n dl%or****, n o w p a n d l n t In t h a C ’Ircull C o u rt of N rm lnol a, C o u n t y F lo r id a . *.n o r li a fo r a t h a I o c r m b o Hula EVERY NIGHT IS NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS! Jack h back from Broadway with the latest sensation— Altman Fla. Laney's Drug Store O iv rv . Roy Britt’s] Chili—Short Orders Dinnera — Delicious Steak & Chicken , . MEKKIIY Bring Your Car .To Us For Pro­ per Lubrication! 1938 Chevrolet Dei. Town Sedan 465.00 Bastard, IH YOURGEARS ARE HARD TO SHIFT .1938 Plymouth Coupe .......... 385.00 m V. u» a t S-ilTIfK Thxt A la IItsnvwr h o l d e r o f T.t : Ortlfl'-MlA N«» 479. Iwatind the* 2nd l a y « f A u t i m l A. f ». 1117. h a a fliv’d rames I*i m y n f f l r a n n d m a da a p p l l r a t l o n f o r a ta x da*d ft. h r Iw-urd t h v r r n n Nald c s r t l f ' r.tia vm hrBFM th o fo ll ow lnir a rfih e d p r o n r r t y In t h a I ’o u n l y of Srmlno l*. of Florida. to-w R ; |y»t 71 M rN*ll'a C r a n i a VII!•* I 'la t ftook 7 1‘a g a 11 Tha iie xc ee m nit of tha *ald tift.pwrly und**r »ho ■•»ld rr rtl fl ra t* * '-aiiael w a a In t h a n a m a o f l l a r r y If f o m a t o r k . 1’nlaaw «ald r ^ r t l f l c a t a a h a l l he rrdram ad a rro rd ln g to la w . Ih* p r o n r r t y d r a r r l h a d t h r r v i f i w il l h# ,**ld t o t h a h l i h r x t h rd d r r a t th a n o i r t h nn«a d o o r o n t h a flr a t H»*nd* v In t h a m o n t h o f p*«*rmhar t i l l , w h l r h la t h a l a f d a y o f r>«ff«tl»vr. 111! I ' t f r d th la l i s t d a y of Chtohatr lilt f i - t r d th la l l a t d a y o f O rto h o r . ^rry light, In a Southern community substances, being where gardening la a year round should be weighted down with activity, we m uit ba alert during a little soil to keep them in tha winter to protect our plants placa In spits of strong winds. Dairy manura la racommended against a sudden freeie. Nor­ thern gardeners have apent the aa a mulch for shrubs anil trees Priorities and national defense in some localities. This is effec­ *re reflected In football. The b u t month getting ready for the Inevitably low tem peratures tive only In those sections wnerc Orange Bowl was to have been en­ low tem peratures larged to 05,000 seat* for the New ahead, b u t here In the South an consistently unexpected freeze la ap t to catch prevail. During alternate spells Year’s Day classic, but tha steel ue unprepared and our gardens of warm and cold there is n | shortage hrlted these plann aal of stim ulating new the capacity remains a t 40,000, will suffer accordingly. One cultl danger snap can be just as dsvastaling growth which would ultimately to a totally unprotaeted garden ba destroyed. However, th’fs Is Ik T i l 91 C O U R T O F T i l 91 C O U N ­ T Y J l IMJ9:, N f l N I N O t .91 CO UN ­ as a whole teison of protracted a good practice In sections where More th 'n a quarter of a million OF F LO R ID A . / plants remain dormant all win­ spectators wlU crowd into the INT YIt. 91PTTiAl T91MKHTATK cold. OF ter. Under these clrrum stanre. Proper mulching la one of or the »er. unuvr m«in (ire u » n w i» ,. downtown streets of Miami on JAMKH I1KNJAMIN IIOOAN. D«caaaad. best forma of protection that c a n jth e m anure forma a warm b l a n - New Year’s F.v* to see lh* King IT F R O n iT E . ba given to tender roota. A list over Ihe roots until Spring Orange Jamboree Parade that t o %i.i* w hom rr mat cotnumber of materials, Including when It can be turned Intn th» precede* the Orange Uowl foot­ CUNT i soli to do Its work os a fertlll. Not Ira |« i l v e n t h a t HftM. O rnca' peat moss, bagasse, pine needles, ball classic. M e r rit t filed h a r f i n a l r e p o r t a* Spanish mots, well rotted saw i*r. A drninlatralrlx o f t h a * a ta t« of W ater la another source of dust, oak leaves and straw , have J .i m « Itenlam ln I f o ia n . derea^ad: LEGAL NOTICES , »' •» "h a f l i n t h e r p a tlr io n f o r f in a l been used with sucres*. The us* protection against cold. If » | dlerh.'vrire, a n d t h a t a h a w il l a p of leave* o r straw requires n free** I* predicted, water your N otl e a la h a r a b y g l y a n th * t 1 !•» t h a H o n o r u h l a I t W. W a r s , thoroughly because i am r u i a g a d In b u a ln a a a i t 1901 N Cnly little special handling. Thtae gardan oun ty J u d i a o f H a m ln o li C o u n ty . dry-rooted shrub Is In far great, I Ir at HI. H anford. F lo r id * , u n d e r F l o r i d a on th a |* | day of • r danger than a shrub whon« lh * flc t l l l o u a n a m a H o t e l M a y f a i r D e r e m h a r '1941, f o r a p p r o v a l o f a n d t h a t I In l a n d to r a g l a t s r a ald earn* a n d fo r f i n a l d l a r h a r i a a* roota have been made “airtight" n.uno n u r a u a n t to t h a l a r m i of A'lmln le t r a t r |x o f t h a 4%tntS of by moisture. A fine mist th a “ I r l r t l t l o u a N ama Ntlfata** sprayed over young needling* ( C h a p t e r 109*1 I#*wa o f F l o r i d a ) C la rk o f l h a C i r c u i t \MMM1 and allowed to freeze will help Cwol tunr t ol hf « Hamlnola C o u n ty Florida. them through a cold spell pro. J. II. IIINTKItMIHPF.Rvtried the light coating of Ire I* Laaasv, . * thawed the next dny ny another Nov. 7. 1911. hosing before the xun strikes the plant*. G reat danger Una in haphaz­ I T T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T . N I N T H j t n iciA f, nncurr. it and ardly covering plants wjlh any F o i l HMMINOLM CO UN T Y* F L O handy article. Ton often we rush K I I I A . I T U II A N C M II Y . I out and hurrlm ll/ wrap our ALMA IXit-TNU U. A LLE N . Haln llff. shrub* In a shvel or table cloth, -VR. • burlap or ranvaa. The combined L A W R E N C E LEON ALLEN. Daf#nweight nf these material* with dant. I) IV OH CPI Ice often cause* g reater injury O R I 99CR O F F U R L I C A T I O T ' by brrakage Ihnn would havo NTATM OF T U I R I D A . GRKBtresulted from exposure. Bur. 1938 Plymouth Coupe - .......... 265.00 1040 Chevrolet DeL... Town Sedan 850.00 Free Delivery—Phone 103 round each plant with strong atakea higher than the plant It. self and then fasten the cloth t# the stakes. Many a seed bed has been fatally flattened bv nrwapaper weighted with bricks. F otmulale some definite plan bid. for* * freeze is predicted and -srry it out rystem atically when the time rom rs. For answers to your ques­ tions on gardening problem.) send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to the Service D epart­ ment, Home Gardening Maga­ zine, 010 Bienville St., New O r­ leans, La., or care of this news­ paper. ___________________ Bv Camilla Bradlsy/. AT LANKY’S DRUG STORE Breakfast— Dinner— Supper e x tra tlv n sad onion Effort* to i r n t a threatened aatloo-wid# railroad rtrik* wer# mad# b r them rilb o a dI executive* _______, confereoe# with ___ ________ lead en a t a ona-bour President__________________________ Roosevelt Left to right, a t the W h iIt* t * Houat, House, are i John J . M lly” p r « M ^ ^ t h * ^ A i ^ r i e a n Association of Railroads; A. Johnson of the Brotherhood of Englnm rai George Harrison, p raildrnt of the Railroad Clerks Association; Charles Fahy, solicitor general of the U .8 » * a d Sen. Jam** (dead, of Now York. Phone 887 A T 1 ■ \ :• . a- , >v. % By FRAN �S B " S an ford Is T be Only C entral F lorida C ity A ffo rd in g Hull, Ilig h tv a j And W a lrr T ransportation A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R . s a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , s a t l r d a y . N o v e m b e r 22.1941 r >*. . Union Leaders At CIO Convention ^Victory la Claimed By British In Big Massed Tank Fight j In Northern Africa Soviets Report That Foe Wants Moscow Despite Any Cost ■r « » m i i»tw pw Tfc* Irag^eo'lgcd D J nr ll UK fmnboM a t Tobruk kaa brokJ* cat around lk« port and ? * * *» Hallaa armored Mrtlgr ru t art la eastern Libya ara being tra a a d between ItrltUh lank ealamaa, l i e Eighth Army headgaarter s derlartd today. ANKARA * Nay. 22^_(AI*) of a Ilritiah *£?■ **• *■ Nortk Africa. American equipment J jay In* «a Impartaat part. Kaa palled neatral Turkey to tKa British. Humeian -P * 0 W tluU fT l, *•"*’ *PIo»*U here _**•**» a prominent Tarfclafc (eneral, hark from aa laaportion or the Germanbattle front, waa rrpaflad to knee dearribed Nail waaea aa “anormoex" and the ta s a ra l altaatlaa of the Ger■Wi w ar machine not ao "*aad aa It la represented to _ . r- l e d ------- LB* Germans announced today tha capture of Itoatovoo-Don, the “aplaot to Ru»/* In bitter lk on t^e North it toe Brltlah a vktory in the first eoOWon of tbe massed tank ____ f knocked out half of tha Cermam* tanks and sur. rounded 700 mors ntar Tobruk. T ta Soviets report that tha Germans apparently are under m orders to taka Moscow at all cotta, but tha advance, U slow and costly. * Roma admits a .b ig battle but Cw l l e e s t Q» r » « t T w e ) •Qualifications Of Bird House Entries Stated .• ---------School children tan y e a n of ace or more may enter the an­ nual bird house building con­ test which la sponaorad each year by tbe Sanford Garden 9CIuh, Mrs. J. 0 . Woodruff, chairman of the club's commit­ tee, atatad today. Mr*. Woodruff fat naming tha -stipulations for bouaaa used by various bird famlllaa said that A the "Martin" houses must eon. tain I t or more compartments cssh 6x6x114. with doors mea­ suring two inchss In diamster and on# Inch above the floor, also sufficient drainage. Since this ^fam ily lies# In colonies and a • g r e a t many birds live In the bouse, these separate com. are neces- R. J. Thomas (le ft), president of (hr United Auto Worker*, is shown in sn Infor­ mal conference with Philip Slurray, CIO presi­ dent, a t the CIO convention In Detroit. Up­ Chamber Lists Accommodations F or Tourists Persons With Rooms Not Listed Asked To Notify^ Higgins Tha Chamber of Coqimereo to­ day Heted all hotels, apartment houses, 1 and rooms In privata homea available t n t tourist ac- holding John L. Lewis' strike order to tha sterl. owned cnal mines, the CIO governing body fully endorsed his demand for » union shop. Sidney Nix, Jr., Attends Meeting Sidney Nix. Jr., senior a t Stetson University was one of eight studrnts attending the bi-annual national convention of Gamins Sigma Epsilon, national honorary chemistry fraternity, on tho campus of Rronau College, Gainesville, G s, Friday. Mr. NU Is thu son of gy. and Mrs. 8. J . N ix. of %tnford. Christmas Seals WiD Be Sent To City R esidents P ress N I MHER 7.1 Germany Asks Big Price For Presidents Proposal French Peace Is Accepted By Mine Settlement De p e n d s Upon Capitulation Of North African Colonies To Nazis German Advance On Moscow Costly M em ber A sw oelaled NEW YORK. Nov. 22 (Ah— Germany is prepared to trans. fortn her armistice with Frsncr Int# s formal peace settlement In return for sweeping ronce*. Slons in North Africa, reliable quarter* in Europe Informed the Assiciated Press today. These quarters said Germany's desire for air base*, route* for the transport of men and sup­ plies to help withstand the Brit­ ish offensive In Africa lay be. hind the vigorously pursued n r. gotistiona of the past ten days. One European political. nbaenr. r r said it waa apparent the Nails attached more importance to winning France to their new n r. ' h?.n h*Yln* O ily In the f„|d. H»fh French ind German leader* wiU meet aoon, possibly to datide upon some new form of collaboration or even out-andout French capitulation and full membership in the Axle, reliable advice* reaching the Associated l’rv*» from 'Europe eatd Friday night. The informants said that Marshil I'etain and Adolf Hitler themselves might sit down to*ether at the conferenrv table. IVhni and where the meeting might by held was cloaked In strict secrecy. Thp Vichy censorship perm it­ ted only this comment to be transmitted: "Official circles know nothing about it." New Smyrna Fire Annual Tuberculosis Chief Talks To Drive Will Begin Elks On Bombs On November 24 Workers *Committee Im m ediate R etu rn To W ork By S trik e rs Is Keeommended By .Mine I’nliey G roup L a k e S h o r e Beautification Pro ject Outlined By J a y c e e s The general idun t. h. followed In land-eapimr th-- i n i (Jets Award around Ihr bridge on l..ik> M,,,,.Boulevard * short dittuhri' front tKa French Avenue interne- tion i ____ i • and covering approtiniNti l\ |M) 'Jo h n Sleelnm n, feet on each »idi* of ihs* l.n.lge, waa outlined thi* monim^ hy Lewis And Ben jam* Nad Smith, chairman of the Jaye ta project* committee. in l airless Selected Native plant's will .......... ... in i ’ eraating a tiavrler-** ••letreat" HI- I Ri»l I *2 — ( A !•) and tha entire ^chrme v%•11 ho * I n rallrf! upon rustic, with cmmiiu lounging furn­ '.til s*ni|tli»vr r< « Its arrrpt Ihd* iture and table* ohm * t oiri-ts firinrinlss ..f Ihr union - h o p " may stop »n*l r«—f t<» s-nio\ ih«*ir fi»r Ihs* iiMimutinn of indunlunch. The Innd hor.lenng the I m .sI liimiiiiM atraam will bt* planted fir-t. «nd the 4iiiiu«l rnnirnl inn up. later the cypres* «v\amp tot the 6sfl .« rfviluliiin which w att side will be planted tn such **, *ili«l ili.il ihr principlr of X manner that it may In- com­ * unniit «l'np. ih«* " p n c < pared to the Cypress Gardens lii.il m in is m runt rihuting On a email scale, tin- chairman to h*r mtMiiuiiw r « U tumihipM said. I^••twrs•l1 tm pint rru *n<| r m • At the meeting when the Jav|)lin r r * eeea adopted this pr»p-<f. a num­ ber of members pointed out WASHINGTON. Nuv th a t th* park may he ui .dually 'Tin* 1 iiiliil Slino expanded yrar-hv-vear and since Mayor \V. ('. Hill Ims promised WiirKi i * I’•*11<v ( umpiittee "full co.0peratn>n" tre,„ tin- rdv. Iniljn ,-ni I'tiicil Tri'.xitlent there I* said to he a p-.-sdullly I{•>......... ii i ' mimi ->;i I t o r e f e r of extensive work in tins urrn. i h r l a i d i M - inin*- c i i n l r o v c r In connection with the various beautification proji-ct* winch the s v ii> ,i Im a ril o f u r b i l r u t i o n Sanfonl (iarurn t'luh has under, mill ire titunirin|r<l t h e ii t ) m e laken for the coming year, the H o n o r e d f o r hi* w o r k in p r o . Garden Center sponsored a sale m o l i n g u n i t y . W . intt ll I \ \ illki . i l i . i i r ■*-1iirn iii w o r k o f nil a t plants and shrubs at the Cen­ t i t u l a r h u t . | o f flu* R t p u b l u in s l n k i i * mi Im i h e i m t i v c n n d ter, located in the Smith F ur­ I p a r t y , hold* ’ In* t hutt 'ln iiiin t Milt llll It 111| III Illlniture Store flum in (ti A. M A w a r d for 17 I I . p n s p n l i ' i l luni I'h.' hnitd lias liiiiiii-diatcly to 6:60 I \ M. today, Mrs. S in Nrvv U ' l k T l i r ii v tu n l w.t- natm-d l-v ihr I’ n —ident to con. C. Dickerson, chairman, an­ « 't j» M i> hi’t| m 1 “ f o r tin- p r o . . , 1 ,.f I..in, K Mseluian, head nounced. m otion of g o o d w d l a n d Isa t Is i Hi* I ihui llrpaitnir nt's ConBeautification iimjrrla Include u n d i ' M l n t i d i n g a m o n g a ll .......pi* “ . iliiilun S r r m r -i* the public planting ami landscaping of the i. pii illative. Itriijainin Fairgrounds surrounding elementary I , - - . - p i . - i d . ui .if I'. S. Steal, •shoal*, Fevwald.Laughton Me­ it p i>-■ tiling flic Steel ladUSfTV morial Hospital, the County rt.Urt |.m .| .1 Ini I l.rwie, president of House Park. In addition fu these III. I'nitr.l Mm. Winkers, re pre. plans, club women will assist the ., ni in,. | ,l...i l.i un, mfnrmed the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Pi ■' ...I, ni ni a three paragraph beautifying tho Uike Hhmc I.H ., „f ip. I'.dicy I'.immittee’a boulevard. I, If,II |i was MI reply hi the Plants and shrubs which were VV V S H IN G T O N . Nov |- l e d . -i -..ni him tnilay hy tha told st the Center today Include: 1In- W hilt- House aitmuin* ■ I t in. f Executive anni.iiiicing the Red patience plant. Sultana, Arditia, Wedetla, I’eperania. t.nloy th.it it hud hell i >1 i.-t i lin t lull . f the three man hoard I potter)), Tetrapanax, I’urpl ninny is planning a ront.-i. o,. and filin g the board would be. w*ok immediately and stsv bauhinia, Rayena, I’andalanthus.l "".I l’i"'"i*inir »<>nie "high. ...... gin -...ii .i-muiii.oisly until. Banana 'p la n t, Coleus, C artii. «f <T«nnnin- • - l.;.«-il- ,n‘ Ik. o « .o k i* completed. Aspsrsgus fern, Duranla, lDry i , v itist•-•■i u.id r ••stnrillloll ■f o *-iIlla/o.g gnu* felled III pickets phyllrum, Surinam cherry. Cas­ lii'li.I, nr,- • f nil Km.. I. i.-i.hn in a tin Mb- between sia, Mexican flame vine, A u.tr» I mn- " i.->n ►iik-i- ao*I picket* in the Stephen Klltly. While Hull Man neks, Ilegonla (potted), llcg1 is s i i , ,..,l field*. turbulent ania (tocanm and vinusla,), Sleii- pre*-. -eeretnry. imule il. ei.l. i t Ihe file.day old United nlntliim (yellow elder), Llri«|»\ lieilllei lllelil mill eii|tlll|elll' -I I 1 *1»i k r Ul?i Mm. \\ *i k • *1' Coco riuniosa palm. Pandora I h r <i •n f r r i 'i u i * ' wh'UlM captive •ui|»illl> "v tlir .l i.. 1 vine, I-Iguetrum, Koelrvutrrin. 1 ••lltllo •1 vt* II ah* a* 1 « f iMii •* K iln Vomurtcria, Dieentrn ......... .. wliii r'-iilly |l»*|lt'\* Ml !*• III |U* \ •• i 1 ' \ n i 1II |IH k r l w a lit il 11 it ami i 111mi «r (hireling heart) an<| Allamandu. HUM »it \ ho •luBiitu i t u n n «»I •m l y o f K m •»!• • l\ ht Mill • h i !•> tfiinfiri* a* |Mi»n Named On | Arbitration Board John hire Chief E. C. llrnshsw of This year, as In previous New Rmvrns liearh gsve a na­ years, Chnstm ns seals will be tional defense demonstration end mailed In persona living in Ss ik * talk on bombs and how to han. lord ami If th - receiver wiehgi dip them last night a t the Elks etfr4 —1 .—. to 4-eep sn n y < nuinhvr of seals >>s»tteg In their club hnu.e, .Sec­ W. J. Thigpen ennounrrd cltisens YrNtT rbohrS* kvallahlo hot mslled to him, he In turn send- retary this morning not listed to notify tha^ Chamber the money to the- Nr ml nub- County After the lodge meeting, Mr. of Com meres so that Inquiries Tuberculosis Association. other- | llenshsw rhowrd pictures made ctn be more promptly takrn care wise, he is rrq u rsted to rs-lurn "n hit recent trip to Canada sf. A (tore was broken Into, s r s r j the seals, Mrs. J. I- Ingb-v, I w1h*/» hr studied bombs. In"In order to carry out our was stolen and articles were la. (hristm u* *cal chairman of tli • I CL in the pictures were *oni«* , l,rm orr‘l c*r* u*ed by fire plan for accommodations for ken from two parkad cars yea. orffuniuition, stated today. According to the chair man, >t*Uon* in Canada. Mr. Ilrnthaw w in te r visitors, the Chamber of terdsy, police stated today. Manuel Jacobeon, owner of a Mm. J. H. Van Hoy wa* th .• 1,1,0 drm onatraUd tha stirrup Commerce has compiled aa ac­ u§ed lr. England curately aa possible a list of clothing stora on Banfoid Avenue, fimt pemon in the County to . Pun*P hotels, apartm ent houses, ap art­ announced a tentative loss of purcha»o *eaU. Any cititcn who *°d talkrd on the aubject of in. tloes not receive eeala the t ir*» I ^omb»re. ments In privata homes, garage about $150 when robbers ^ h e «tirrup pump,** Mr. I* apartm ents, tourist homes and moved about 14 Suits from his of the week anil desire* to pur. declared, "w ith It* fine huuses available in Sanford and establishment some tlmo T hurs­ chu*e them in a*kfd to telephone j *baw the co° ’* the bomb in a few Seminole County,” a statem ent day night. T h r s s 1 o f the suits 170. and place hie name on minute* so that it can be cov. list, Issued by tha Chamber of Com­ were discovered In an alley be-I mailing Official endomcm ent of the fonfin* the heat. The hind the store. merce today stated. Mr. ltoltsclapr, owner of a It’l l Christm as Seal Sale ws* i*. 'h tlla burn at 2,600 degree* and "W o are requesting The San­ surd today bv Mayor W C li « Impossible to approach one ___ __ publish _____ ___ ford _______ lle rild to this ___ list fip37 Plymouth four door black iw ™e pump." so t h a t ’those th a t havaaccortv- sedan, reported the disappearance Hill in a statem ent **iven out flan ea ran carry from 1.000 modal ions for winter visitors and of the' car last night from where his office in City llall. The rain. pnign weta under way here M « n . | f ° Inc^ndl*ry bomhs In a whose names do not appear on it had been parked In front of load,” Mr. Henshaw told the thla list may notify tho. Chamber his house a t B06 Myrtle Avrnue. lay, to extend through Christ- Elks, "and they have tn travel •l l . x r |l| • ih#* l l r p u M i r Uorporhill (l I h r i'll III •• v k . u t . r Instrum ents warn stolen from mas. of Commerce immediately, and .iiiMti's i *I\ els- in in**:* nrnr F rc. a mile in height and fly at a The Meyer’s statem ent said: the car of Dr. Helfa and clothes wa will be. glad to add the names •|i i it kt s i n speed of 200 miles per hour to ‘‘Purchase of Christm as Seals were taken from a truck at the to the llet, hiiM ltc rm inlv Sh»*rlff Frock, mak* them effective. From 10 hy the citiiaqs of Seminoln Conn, state m arket “Wo are aloo particularly an­ wiin Iiji I ••\ lire •■'♦'ii frur Iho *itto 20 bomba can be dropped at ty to aid In the nationwide fight xious to have listings o f accom­ WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-1.11! Df I'luno Inadc(|Uatc ii.limn wiii “going In g«*t worne/* •gainst tuberculosis has the un. ona time and one out of every modations anywhera in 8em!nole iilf'il lo IJ'iviTiior .1union for —Japanese.A m crlcin ncgotlntinn* qualified endorsement of myself, 12 causes a fire." County, such as Oviedo. Lake WASHINGTON. Nov 2 r i I i n» si slnm •• •#f still” |mlioo. .fiimoi for a Far Eastern aattlement not only as your Mayor, hut as Mary, Altamonte. Longwood, ou r 1 1 * v liml I*•I•I Iho liutiro In inThe iiv il Aeronautic* ll.iai.l, were at a standstill Friday night. a private citlxen. Fern Park, etc. If these people Tokyo's special emissary? Hshu- repotiin?- Thursday on the m i- It •••»«’*•#!•• in tin ilnlto ili'Mir*l»,p* “To protect home*— all our will forward us the spec if lea thins Vilicn highwiiv4 wcr#« MIAMI, Nov. «R~</P)—-Stock plum nnlv Airline* i, Kurusu, and Ambassador No­ o f ' an Eastern of accommodations and prices, valued at 1200,000 and owned by home* —from the tragedira rause.l mura were not among callers at m ar Vem Beach, last Apr :l.' hha k.-d, o n l.-t u written re. hy the ravages of tubcrruloeis wa will ha glad to include them the Gabla Racing Association, is tha commendable* nblrctlve of •' ("i aid was niade hy peacu Cross Episcopal the state departm ent during the •aoI the airline did not provide In our Hats. .i puiliculur rmninunoperators of Tropical pa nor was any appointment an adequate dispatching *y*trni, "O n the annual Chriatmaa Seal Cs ni­ Church Men's Club elected Dr. “Wo ara getting a good many seised yesterday by the United ps if n. The eimnle, ilirrct appeal so that aircraft could be inform- ''V made for a resumption of the R. W. Ruprecht to serve as pres­ inquiries for accommodations that Sts tea marshal to aatlsfy an in­ of th a t campaign comes to us I of changing flight condition*. | conversations Saturday. ara developing from “our adver­ come I n Hen against William with the approach of each holL ident o f the organisation for tho Specifically, tho board said, » * ,„■ . •>___ _ At hie noon press conference, coming year at tha last meeting tising program, and thla pro­ V. Dwyer, former track, official. day acason. I tru st th a t we shall Secretary Hull reiterated that the prohublu cause of the uccl- ( L l j , l i t B o y S J O I D haid Nov. 10. gram la ju st-g ettin g underway. Deputy, Marshal Jack P- PeeI » r r ir r r n u u i x < n T 'l n K past ih lit "was loss of control of the quick In responding, not only Other officer* elected hy the the conversations of tha Tha number o f applicants will pirn attached 1PM shares o f com­ be * rtlJL* v n j t l v l- V 'lU IJ to a 'civic duty, b u t to a nation, grsup arc: Ed Malsch. vice pres. four tleys had been purelp ex­ airplane while huing npernted on Increase very.m atastaUy. It Is mon stock and 120 of preferred wide .appeal. — —* . Ident; Ralph Austin Bmilh, aer- ploratory, w ithout reaching the instruments and while enevun-] tha Intanlion o f tha, Chamber of stock and HO o f preferred stock itage of establishing a basis for lering severo turbulence in a> F’lghl new member* were In­ " L it us all buy Christmas Commerce to mimeograph thla held In ssdww Ip the First Ns- Seals thla year. I<*L every g reet, ratary: C. J. Rumph, treasurer; negotiallona. line squall, tho existence of which , ituitnl Thursday night hy tha list aa soon aa -ft Is complete lions I Bank In tbs name of Wil­ ing card and g ift parkagr th at J, L. Ingley snd Fred Ball, pro. the carriers ground personnel had la k e Monroe Roys' I’rogrcssive gram chairmen. mail H to Om People mak- liam J . Kelly, Dwyer's son-in- goes forth from Heminota Conn, In Tibet m tn dwell a t altitudes failed to inako known to the < luh a t a meeting a t the high Inquiry so that they can law. captain." | school farm, Alex Johnson, ty bear theaa Heals, a sign that of 16,000 feet. 11a It either direct with the The government claims It re* our community Is alive to ila ■ ■ |th r ir 'teacher, icvealril yesterday. presents IS percent o f the track’s responsibilities and, • • In pro. Thirly-fivu lay s were present stock and was allot tod to Dwyer vioua years, la doing ila part In and Albert Tucker was elected In a* recent reorganisation. reporter. g re a t national driva." Mrs. Christina Andrews wa* A fter Ihe meeting, (ho boys •wtrdad 11,000 whsn a circuit played game* and enjoyed a court Jury brought in a verdict w rlnrr m ast. la her favor ysstarday in her The boys who wero initiated Florida Legionnaires ara stag-m arch.il in rlcvrnth place, were: Richard Hass, Harold ■ait against tha Atlantic Coast tog. • dstarmlnad membership Joel Field, local commander, anUna Railway to which sha Kastner, Woodrow Davli,’ Richer! driva In an attempt to ba among nounred yreU-rilay a visit here WASHMOTON, Noe. 22.—DPI charged that her husband waa tha first 10 (tataa of tha nation, iy iho State Commander of the Iluinhalough, Hugh lloyd, Tommy —A defena* highway hill, au­ killad hy the railroad last May, Banlor Vie# Commander o f the Laglon, Rupert Cavlneas, who is Henson, law rrnce I'carson and thorising appropriations o f 1220,- awarding to InformsUoa receiv­ local post, Nad SoUth, said this making tho rounds of ell posts Alb«'rt Tucker. 000.000, racamd President Rooee- ed from 0- P. Herndon, clerk of morning. in the stato In regard to the FAUMERM SIGN HIIF-FTTS valt's reluctant approval yestar- tha Circuit Court this morning. "Membership determines lha membership drive. The Sanford post is 61 mem­ position of tha •tataa," Mr. C. R. Dawson, county agent The Preaidant signed tha oralth added, “and also tha order bers short of tost year’s murk. of the United States D epart, •urs, ha said, bacauaa it author­ to which tha organisations will Many of these men have moved ment of A griculture said this ised 6160,000,000 fsr access mads of town, and while ones Hiwn, snu wnua pew ** tJ '**" ti*-» _ 11 panda to tha national conven­ out oi tion to New Orleans next gear." • " of lh,' n‘ do urged to ra m . to (ho county Mr. Smith emphasised lh a Im­ not register. agent's office and sign th str 1041 Twenty new members were add­ Soil ports aca to tho s ta to o f ] Conservation work ahaat. ed recently and application This sheet 1* identical with tha Florida division bstog among blank* ran ba obtained from Mr. Farm D efrnte Program. firs t 10 to tho p a n d a . reporters and photograph* Smith a t tha Sanford Furniture spates thstg gttsntlsii an— tha Compa ny far—any— World— Ws* 10 and much valuable, na- veterans who are not members arida publicity can b a ob- and ara interested In Joining. Florida—l*artly cloudy. mild tnJnad," ha cooUnuadA special masting will ba called tonight and Sunday. Possibly oc­ Plorida near needs MOO more by tha local commander to vote casional light rains In -if new members by tha gnd of trsms northwest portion tonight next weak. Th# (losing data on snd In extreme north portion. tha present driva ia Nor. 80. Mr. Smith also- nrgad waw hara wha have not paid their dues to do so before Nov, NX Car Stolen, Two And Store Entered Friday Early Discounts (German Formula For Peace Pact Jap Negotiations Are At Standstill Dispatching System Race Stock Seized For Income Taxes / Ruprecht Elected To Head Men’s Group Mrs. Andrews Gets Favorable Verdict Legion Begins Membership Drive To President Approves Defense Highway Bill Place Florida Among “Upper Ten” 7 W eather V .V . 1 r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3fb9a5b850589603480656707f9a8742.pdf 7217a145554d372d1e92c542f1dd4f52 PDF Text Text 1 Chunday Is Day HteW i 11 For Hunters T o. RealtyTc Take U p G an Venereal Stockings TALLAHASSEE. Nor. ' l*v— _ ‘f a g T J Z J ? Ipocal)—Thursday's the day era ma^g'befart 2 rrC T k S u ™ TO « U WHOM |T • «■**• ’ Norice take f Ito to the aplL 8«rr •ode wttk their t rutty gun and because; aymeotl do* to Inaugurate the opening of tto 1N1-1M ttaU-wfcta opes ■** COW- . .. . 10 b e t t o r _ glveo " m l b” nd* .Jdklttaia a n that wtotto or they bo tacking for door, or or turkey. or equirnl that K Ada In thotr* faror a n hot* tor than average, for wporta from all oror the State b a n In­ dented a bompor aupply of game foode, and that bmom mom and better-fed p m , according -to I. N. Kennedy, Eaeentlre Seentary Bpa ford’s Calory Feds romped thnuyb oBe of jjwlr infrequent »crim roars sessions ysstorday In la chary* of wlldllfo aad buntlny anparatba for whet proa lees to licenses. to a tong.op ball came with have beep made Nsw Smyrna ben r riday night. la Fpjrfiehanyca general W l a g laws - this yB ardkipped by a small squad. year, Kennedy earn. The princi­ Coach Whiter MeLucss hat not pal chsnye Is la the reetrictien to w «bta to scrimmage the Fads If n aa much aa desired. Yesterday, on shotguns, which now. ing or automatic runs, mail bowsrer, he took the lid off and r Halted to l-atolII capacity, ..... seat the lade throufh an hour ___________ . npllshed by and IS mhiutee workout. Me. which mayThis la the same ae Lucas sly tod gracefully ss the _.* T-----T A J1 migratory bird n rodyh work ended with no In. K yulstlon. Jo rtw • . ’ In soma sections of tho staU 1 New Smyrna has a heavy club there has toon a misunderstandwhich la shewing much Improve, log atoet the law on the statute went after a slow start. Smyrna booksregarding bunting from played perhaps IU beat yarns vehicles, to said. This law has lest week In licklay Euatli, 13 net toon repealed sad taking to 0. game from automobiles, airplanes. Tbs Fads showed plenty of power bents er eaUtoeta Is. still j •, pepper In their drill, and It Is prohibited. ,T ; L i. ••lin ed that the rest received Hunting licenses arid on -aak. f i S last weak la partly nsponslble. by county judf»* their “ — Their eonlest with 8L Auyua. lied agents as foUewsi county, ftJS t rssldenl then home county,,. I l l Through Workout ^ L - C J S T T h e ^ For New Smyrna iMIr Mila, the T an play. to nla, I U , to t nh.hur- «ae ragged and ly eeptomorts to the llaeS ilth e y lacked much of fm oi loot year'a sealer 2 - *t’ ‘ * •IftDowall told hie gridor. the nose, "We played ird football and naturally line most of the time to•of long runs." e'vs g it two tough games Ig. .up, In Presbyterian and |d and,w ell have to pick ,ws‘ra^going to beat these Dowall • was high In bis •a/ ef Grady Eay, bruiting rxfulLMck of Balnea City, J ^ ^ t o e t n m a of his r, Bhy^elagle-kandedl y ac­ id,, for ISO -yards from Jean aad.'. w u almost the Presbyterian crushed X S& , day continuoua, M -v ix is a wtsidy I01AA confsrence 110 50, The tog Halts on gaaa ate unchanged, end are es tefiows) with possession limited to thro days* bagl dear, one a day, and two Jn a season; Turkey, two a day and fhro In a ssaaont quail aad squirrel, I I a day and too hi a season. The etate tor. key, quail and, squirrel i is sen ends Feb. l i t the deer MSeon ends Dec. It- r-Wctortea and no losses. Blue Blocking team from and staggered la Infonjatlon •veld. smtortles. ■ l. waterfowl aaa- alao controlled by Federal regu­ lation!, will open Dec, 1 and run through Jan. J l . fog . a <May | W h o l e b o y ? W e d o n ’t • "(know . H e ragy be yftUM-.. s u rg e o f «m b itio n .’ H e i l a) , t f ^ . American young*^ . . c o n f i d e n t , ’ c le a r* c y c d , c o tu M ^ o u ip V e a g e r t o m e e t'; w^fcga, steady a a e c tio a —a o o d o r, f EASY TERMS Bqlve your gift prob­ lems and save money, too, by reading your local . . m eerrcchhaannttss ’ I Christmas ads that appear in The Herald. w b e f e v e r , h e c t a r e s h e ’U clim b- H e’ll be ru n n in g T h a t’s th e A n je ric an p a t­ tern. F ree eAterpripc, equal o p p o rtu n ity —this is the Lie blood ■rmfwee of we business, ^ —w*vvvevg th e esolid w^^ b u ts of Am erican industryM ay we always hold to these" tru th s of idbe Am erican W ay.. fed Advertisements "iiHa �* ifu r a lit S n m ln c ta C o u n ty P ro d u ce* F r u i t A n d V e z e tih le n T h a n A u j p t » n « r A m In F lo rid a 1 V O L U M E X X X III AN E s ta b lis h e d In 1908 , GermanTroops Gaming Again, « N azis Claim S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y . Japs Tell Of Kill. inf? Red Soldier In B o r d e r Outbreak . * a . . f LONDON. Nov. 19 Report* front well.informed •ource* «mu| today General IfftJU ime Wcygand ha* been or la shout to In* nu*tt«l an th f Vichy'* jiro.con«ul in Nort^ Africa, while I’ierre Laval, fo im*r vice premier, va111 again l>9 made a cabinet member. These report* *nit| “ itronjr In* filtration" «»f Free French lym pathiter* into We*t Africa !• ono of the factor* in increasing Nasi preft.vun* for the removal of Wajfgaud to n !••**» critical poat.M (•real K nt 2*iii ilr.n*ticully shook up lie* unity today, elevating Sir AInn Iti tHike, .riH.year-old romntMit«lrr-in.«lio-f of tho bom** force*, m t«*chi»1cul expert tn d udviH’ute nf nil artitv «*n wheel*, to the runk of chief of tho lm» periul general *taff. MaJ. Gtn. Airhihuld Kilwinl Nye, 40. who ruiu' in the rank* from a World W ar private, was made vice chief of stuff Sir John Ddl, th ief of tho Im­ perial |fe»ier:»l •fuff, who accotTipume.i Crime Minister Churchill to the Atlantic conference wltn President ICewaevrlt, relinqubhta that po«t to gn to India to bo governor.general of Bombay. The wh<de shake.up waa de*iirneil to brinir to the front young* \ig o n u n lemler* ver»e*l In up-ta* the-'ninule tactic* and atrata^y. Dill relinquishes (he post ha htld *ince May. 1940. when he raaehe* the retirement «g** of GO on Dtc. *2R, the war office said. Brooka la 58.' Ddl whi promoted to flald nUUr• hal and become* governor* desig­ nate of Bombay. H r said, " I *m always anxious that young ma* In th r army should g rt «■• It r»n 19. 19(1 M em b er A sso c ia te d P re s s J N l t i l t K it 70 Kiwanis Club Club Formed By Hears Address Local Women To By Mr. Lehman B o o st S a n f o r d To Avert Rail Strike .*>0,000 Troops Ready To Back l'p Assert i o n That “Coal Must Be Mined” Honor Keulien Jam es Victim WASHINGTON. Nov i <i ,^*i Bernard M. It* ruch, who run th»* war irnluatrie** hoard in Ihf ” "rhl W ar. today *uggi‘4to,| one wsy to control price* would be to • tandsrdize men'* and women'* eh.thing, with a limit on Mylr* and color*. lie reiterated hi« «upp«>rt of a univrr<al plan of price n-ntrol Instead nf the selective ey-tcni sdvorated by the administration. Three Birmingham Furnaces Closed President E x p e c t e d To Withhold Action ‘r While C. I.O* M eets i l Circus Worker Denies Part In Poisoning Case M \HHINGTON, N«Vt — (A P) — President R ^rll. declaring work In capST PETERSBURG, Nov. 19. llir coal mine* must r«*roa* fY <41—E. B. .Michael, TJ.y**ar*old mrncr todar. called upon strel rompanirs and union Kinifluiif Circu« rmployv, wan rn executive* to maintain a atftSM l* A route PuFAtlay niifhl to Charlottr, V J tus «|Uo on the issue of N (*, to an*w«*r chart;*'* that j T “eliMird shop** for the pvrhr pm«onrd II rlrphant* Y i««l of the national rmer* \ Hr vigoroualy driur«l thr poi*> Reiicy or *uhmit this Issue to orhitratoin. agreeing to nninir* ami voluntarily Irft with \ accept in advance any deci­ polK*r fo£ _Qytrlotlr, w hrrr tw o; ir sion reached. nirn *ai«i Ihvy *aw^ "^1m feed "For the common food, laryr w hitr iap*ulr« to an rle- | for thr maintenance of de­ phant on Sunday, Nov. 1. A sailor tin l S Navy throw* n wreath into th r wutrr* | fense production", the Presi­ "I didn't havr anything to do of thr Detroit l(is* r. fiotn thr Itrllr Dir llridgr. in mrniory of ! dent said. "It is imperative *ith it,'* Mirhar) itk l. "I am t that one of thes«* two afterof Ih'troit, en w .im nilx r of th r t S afraid to stand trial or anythint; thr latr Jo*»*|>l» < natives he rh«»*en and faith«ir*troyrr K» »•!•» ii .1 no*•«. won It w.». sunk hv a torpedo. I**di/.ri* likr thaL lull) performed.'* He waa arrv*te«l hrr«* yralrr* j mother witn«.-<<i tiicnioiiv day. Two Gaitunui, N. t . nun IV A S IIIN C T O N . N ov. 10 identified him a* thr man Ihry <'!’* — S v n iim tliv striki'H »aw fctnl the capnulr* to an rlv- • •M'rriitl in till* n a tio n '* phant. ciiiiim iT i ial m u l mittpH to d a v Waivinir rxtrndition, Michnidj Irft in custody of G Neal Fill*. | till mnrt* an* liir t'a lp n e tl n* a«*i«tant chief of odice at At riM itleni R o o sp v rlt c o n f e r r e d ianta. * — — I a g a in w ith g o v e rn m e n t o f f lI was never on the show All equipment for ch-uring and I cial*. im in a g i n ie iit a n d u n io n (round* proper on Sunday,. tui tu t gia.ling the runwaya for thel re ,ir e s e n ta tiv e a in nn e f f o r t did go down thv the n«xt dijr.*’ Mtshavt sakl. “Thr only thing new Hanford n lrp -rt are on **-4fo a v e r t a t h r m t e n e d ity ik e these guys have sot on im- i* ealion now and wink l* proceed l | , v rililw av w orker.*. those two mm. I think it‘* n GLASGOW, Scotland. Nov lt» Ing ilay and night to gel the] |f W i l t learned 50.1100 troop* case nf niUlukrn identity, hut idh Ignoring government «p *tii|»** M’litly f<<r iiuvinir. III MMlillllrn.-A til tak»* »»Vfr you ran't convince th r.e law peals posted on plant wulls, Activity M on nil officers. I milit'4 if tin* Pn*JM»l«,i»l ilecitlrd "These I wo guy* were positive thousand* of (Tydenide -hip lilt* hiibfi* wit with in« •n» n himI 11(| nut thrill t»* hack up hi« «»I was tlie o n e -b u t they're budding worker* xlruck for -HI i till xIm/ o-th lAurkiu^ on t h r /•kniA wt rtioii t h a t m a l f u r »U*rl niUN w rong-am i I don't know what minute* Tuesday to piotest u the devil I ran do shoot it. It'* delay in negotiations for u ten- t»f t h r m i |HTtg clrmruiK hnt«li ] “ n i u » t " !»*• niitieil. An authoritaiiv.* source ■aid the funniest , situation I we* shilling f$2) *«£«* incrraiir t»n an*l ntuinpi. Truck* arc c a r o i u g , salaries r mn lT1nbf from* thr ripii luinD uf ilirt fr u n i hljch p|jrr.<« |||t President probably ever In. would it*» (ill in Inw MffM4 and |ti$; Lit withhold action in III I ain't mad at anybody. No valent of |I 2 to $16 u week. captive The interruption a t I .til l‘ i I'lirm r ill nu HhovrD arr nhiftniK one at all. In fact I never was a f te r the mine dispute u n lit mail at anybody in my life. I M was not rrcognlied by the toll* $»f tlirt. III * tlruiuugf runaU ."till n»44 F i n conclude- it* Detroit collnever held a grudge against no­ Amalgamated P.nginerring torn chini*t*> union, but strike lender* lilt Mirpoit, dimming tilt luritl body.” None of the police officer* and estimated that 100,1)110 worker* \t lllli* Hu* 11)$;Hirer4 wMil for i lit* j I'hree tda-t furnace* which private detectives whose investi­ would participate daily in such ' 1*4 In* laid id ho* thi clit'4 |j have been producing steel ill tint gations resulted in Michael’* a r - ' token walkout* unless their de- W,| | 1 v hfmMiini inti Ih- It’VlIrt till rest would *ay that a motive had [manil* were met. t.vrrv -titil (ho wutrr driiiiut I'V Itirniinghuni, Ala , area are ol« iimlf ehuiikI GihhI »!r u i n;i l: * and irmly closed due t" lack of fuel. been found in the . poisoning*. The F arnegie.Illinois Steel Iii^Ii Ull'l u fvidiiic ■•it by tin.“The Gastonia men are all we've la. t tlu$t thr work, vt In not held ' Forp. a n n o u n c e d it w o u ld p r o b a b ­ got," they said. up 14>’ ftu’m lv c run 1 14 ft »•«•> -1ly ,-lnae «•* mine* liy tomorrow. At,out I 17 coniniercial coal III,. tint in hurd Mini little mud niine* were i-lo-eil in Pennsylvan­ •TAMPA, Nov. 19 —(Special) in in t-viilcnre. In mu* high place s drag line ia, W ed Virginia, and Kentucky — Federal and state livestock "tiding nnc.und- a-lialf lull by the spreading sympathy atrike official* and head* of pure bred in It. M IV. officer* dairy cattle association* In Flor­ tint-It 4 vuth d irt to be e a rn 'd movement PENSACOLA, Nov. 19.—(Spe­ ida completed arrangement* nt o to U h»w plact* in the field. Only contended thr commercial stop­ t Ml 41 Ing 4t*iN4pM of the drug lino page* did not violate their con­ cial)—Voicing tha opinion of a lot of other folks, August Gras- bread dairy *how at the Flori­ ur«* in I’llrd tu fill ont* of thro tract in the Appalachian field. President llno-evelt directly sup, a shrimper thing out a tare da Fair. Feb. 3-14,. the first o( i f tu k*. i$ jid» which t* dunu ill challenged yesterday the validity |I9 n Tlillilit. living by netting In I4nsacula it* kind ever held here. Six triu k* are busy on th of one of John I.. Lewis* two o f. Bay. told Judge Mason that ho Dr. F. It. Knapp, veterinarian didn't want to brtak th* law of the State Uvestock Sanitary t*-k >f loading, carrying and finally stated res wins for cxlliii't but than* waa .“gstting” to ba Hoard, and TT—11, Appbwhile lumping the dirt to the low a strike in the captive coni milieu. ‘ while Washington waited expec­ many of 'sm that no man, •Florid* inspector of the . fedrtul places. Here u big billlduter pushing blade tantly for government n-tion to not svsn a lawyer, could ksvp buri-uu nf animal industry, gave traetdr with a up with ’tm i" their approval to plana nf p. T- Ihul level* the pile* of d irt into end the stoppage. At the prc»* conference, tho Gross up waa arraalad for us­ Strledrr, fair manager, to divide the low urea*, move* the pile* ing tha wrong kind of aain* and the livestock building with a par. ut a rule that would Uku 46 ’resident disagreed with Lewi*’ rontvntion that to accept nn open . for fishing In forbidden waters. tition *o beef and dairy rattle men. At oho time thi* morning the shop In the captive mine* would I've always tried to obey the would be segregated nnd protect­ law, Ju^ge," Groaeup said, "but ed from disease. It wa* expluinrd' murhine slipped into a big mud invalidate the United Mine Work­ they keep changin' ‘am all th* that conditions surrounding th" hole and tho d riv rr turned it ers’ contract with the commercial time and makin1 naw ones so ■how must conform to strict around and walked it uut of the mine* of the Appalachian area. fast that a fellsr like me that regulation* but the»* were met water and mud about three feet Lewi* replied Immediately saying deep. The machine carried itself he had made a true statem ent of ain't got time to read and haa by alteration of the building. out with no apparent effort and thr situation. to work hard for m mighty Meanwhile, expectation of gov. did not slip once. Itttla, can’t koap up with 'em.” WASHINGTON. Nov. IB — Only one of the two drag lines erfm ent action wa* whetted by “ 1 have a lot of trouble keep­ W)— Administration leader* ing up with them myself," tha are working today, the other •tntement* from those closely a t . decided T Beads y to postpone judge grinned, ”1 think you got one having been ahut down last sociated with the President th a t bouse consideration of President night but it la eapectrd to be he waa of the opinion th a t tha thing there." TALLAHASSEE, Nov, 1 9 - put back into operation soon. time to crack down on Lewie, Roosevelt's request for $7,08!.(Bpeclal)—Attorney General Tom The men on tha Job are working and on all Interruption* in de­ 410,040 additional defense funds, Watson ruled recently that curb night and day with a shift that fense production, had arrived. informed sources said, 1**> It be girls aro entitled to workmen's work* until 10:00 o'clock at At the same lime, the House mad* a vehicle for strike-curbing compensation, holding that “the night, under lights. labor committee drclded to bagln legislation. mere fact that they receive today the consideration of legia. Th* feeling of th* leadership, their remuneration on » commis­ latino to prevent such strikes. It waa said, waa that ULconald. j . A, Jones of th* City Drug basis, aupplamentcd by tip*, Chairman Norton (D „ N. J .) , In­ •red amondmoau might b* Comi y haa accepted appoint, sion not sufficient to render them troduced -^a bill which, h* said, Illy tacked on th* bill. as chairman fo r Beau la operators." would strengthen tha defans* tnoia County of tha Florida De- independent h Is pointed out that the mediation board and authoril* II Drug and Rupply operators control working hours, to impoa* ■ 30-day cooling off tb* Division of llaaltn Ellsworth Hoover «>• elect, Hooalng, U waa anaoanced aet th* prlcaa and dictate how cd president of tha Seminola period, until the eaplratlon of such employ*** shall which a threatened strike could Dan 8. Evan*, chair, ■ad whan and nr* therefor* respon­ Chapter of th* F uture Farm , not law fully matariallx*. of tb* Fifth Congressional work era in their aamLannual meet, sible under workman's conpansaa t of tb* Division e f tion legislation. ing last night a t the Future TUSCALOOSA, Aim. Nov. 11. h and Housing. Farmer* Building a t th* high -<AV-Official* of the University , J o n e s ' will ntaka an In. school, Alas Johnson, agricul. o f tha antirg county tura teacher, laid thi* morning. o f antKoalna. vaccine* |» Q ) r a * m QUltr._affleaf* «l*ct*U - yrara^ I* D I l C H l I l Cecil Mixon. ordaldent: Mixon, vice president; LONDON. Nov. 't o _ designate d ra g staff* Wo Ralph Wolftr, secretary; Billy Th* Star said today I8JM0 first-aid atatlona an * M IA M f.N av. 19—< * )-atro n i SUplar, treasurer; OHvtr Stap­ Americana would be in England A fter uu hmir-long gun battle with police armed with tommy Kuna and tear gn*. John Gary, 07-yrsr.old negro, i. drugged from las home in Jersey City, N .’J.. a fte r the «hootinK of hi. step, daughter, Mrs. G ertrude llonoet, and the wounding of his wife H| 4 l 4. r l . l r 4 I ■r r — T h e fie rm a iH uiiiiiiiitirpil | and two |adiremen. A domestic argum ent was the ruu-e of th • t h a t th e i r a rm ie s m e ilriv 'ip .' limiting rampage. Gary waa shot eight times before he was sub. •Ilift I fo r w a rd one** a*’a in <>ii t i n * I e a s te r n frm il c la im in ',' new a n d s u c c e s s fu l u ttn c l.s l.s la v | w h ile th e R u s s ia n s dei l u r 'd . t h a t th e v hud e rtt.1 m l th e ! N a z i nttem nt.-i to t> in \e tle -| fe n a e s n o r th an il s m ith n f t !»•■ I M oscow d e fe n s e a re . A t l e r - | man spokraman said N an lioinli-1 •ra raided Moscow and Lenin, grad and lett spreading f in s 41 Moscow. A hullt'tin from Hiller’s headquarters claimed the enpttira of lO.UOo Soviet prisoners and 171 tanka destroyed in th< paat three days hut gave no d e­ A lo u t »70O.0no worth of busi­ tailsIstcal women who are inter­ In the Crimen the G ernuns ness waa transacted a t the Sanested In the advancement of S»nannounced that heavy bombing ford State F arm ers' M arket last ford held a meeting at the T<nirattacks were made on Savaatn. Lehman, market isl Center "csUrday s i :t:0l) I'. pel, the Russian Illark Men naval year, If. < J . base, while the Russian* said 1manager, told members o f th* •It., Mrs. Maym. . m iH g k m t o 4alaw»»4-fw-r In ____ G'uh a t their lonHwea ankl today. Beeauus. c f ^ r . no. ^ . t T l e a r e the - r r i r e which » ukra'-ne ha<l recaptur'd it nont. meeting today at the Vaides Ho­ lice and prwvloua engagement* Unrd 'wTth ^ p w t rvjrrft. regret, but I with ddrrpvst ber of villages end advanced tel. only 12 poraona w »r. prrsetii, a in El’il to »*y Ihtrv i* no bitterfrom four tu 12 mile*. Describing the function o f the ■he >tat*d, but tolrphon*- and Authoritative London quarter* market amt the benefits deriv­ calls already indicate disclosed th at tlritain J. taking ed by farm ers, and the cltiien l l>er*onal th at tho list of thoaa who » i «!i m ilitary and naval action ngsiuat of the city and county, Mr. Leh­ to take an actlfa part in tlie Finland, Rumania and Hungary, man pointed out the need for w inter entertainm tinInformed aource* »«id. jefe rrin g more diversified crops in this tourists who eomeentto of Sanford mainly to the Britlah blockade. section. has reached 40. Alon» the Manehukuo frontier Two songs, “Stand Ry AmerThe prelim inary meeting wn< to la the Far East n Japanese news ica ‘ and “O ur Flag.” w ritten by C rlrry Camp Number 625 of form ulate plana for later artt. the Woodmen of th* World will a ftn e y wild th at one ItUMi*n Harry Wester of Lake Mary and vitles, sc no o fflctrs wena|>their regular sessio n soldier waa killed and two cap. Y\ ilia ret Connolly of Sanford, pointed except a chairman, which begin turad In another border outbreak Were sung by Martin Stineelpher is being filled . temporarily h r Thursday night a t 7 :30 o'clock in thr Woodman hall on I'aik n ear Manchull. and the members paid tribute to The Red arm ies of Soviet Rus­ the two w riters of the patriotic Mra. Hodgkin. A name for tin Avenue, C. C. Collin*. »*cretmy. group waa discussed and lln•»•>. sia reported today they w e re , tongs. geatinn of Mr*. W. A. I.rffl-r .aid today. pressing the (iermnn invader* Consul Commander W. PDr. G. it. Putnam reported on of “ Forward Sanford Club" wa* Fields will preside <sl the m.'r«. ■teadily hack west and north­ hi* visit to the Kiwanis Club at adopted, w est of Moscow h u t acknow­ Winter Park a t the time of a VIt is the Intention of tho F«»r- jug at which all member* are ledged a withdrawal in the C ri­ joint meeting betwen th a t club ward Sanford Cipb to show our requested to be pi** sent. m es and inferentlally confirmed and the one of DeLand and de- Winter Visitors what real *«•"!>>. Plan* will be made for holding olhar dUp«Uh»» de*eribing n ^ a r tj m em btra of tha nelgh- em hospitality means." Mr*. n “ Family Night’* an T h u i* It/. naw N»tl offenxive alxnit - u ) boring club* exhibited unuiual Hodgkin said. "They ehll put Dee. 4. All member* and their miles south of Morrow. enthusiasm In Klwania activities forth avtry effort to provide in. families will be entertained by The aeene* of Ru»»i»n *ur. through tlialr participation In teroeting entertainment through­ .the local camp._________ eagaaa, a i broadcgxt by the Mo«- the activities. out the whole eeaaon, and rx . eow radio, were around Volo­ The Winter Park club la col­ press our welcome in 0 manner kolamsk, «5 miles ncrlhw c.t of lecting tha namea of all Wlntar that will make them remember tha capital, and Mozhaisk, 57 Park men now In tha service Sanford aa a city of friendly m Qh and plana to give them all pre­ and hospitabla people.” t Tramtodou* German pressure sents fur Christmas in a show ‘This la not an organim lrin WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 — Id’) tak.Uw south and a Rusaian w ith. of appreciation of their loyalty of a select few,” ah* »ald. “but of Agriculture <U«wa1 toward tha Caurasu* on to their country, Dr. Putnam I* open to every woman in San. — Secretary ta a Karrh psninxula of th e CrL said. The Wlntar Park and Da- ford and Semlnol* county who Wickard announced Tuesday u rnaa were admitted, dovetailing Land cluba are In tha midst of haa a real and earnest dusirr In nationwide organisation of farm­ with Britlah Information thnt ■ membership campaign and are promote car city and count >■ er* and departm ent worker* t" tiaa Natl command wa* striving holding a contest between them and become a uaoful citizen and help prevent a depression in lliu with all availabla - strength to to ace which, club can enlist tha worthy of tha turn*. Artyom* post-war period. Bluntly disputing usually ar. strtka into the olUlch L'auraxu* most members. who wishes to participate in bjr both thoao routes. Frank Bhamaa Invited all mem- thio fin* and necessary work U ceptrd forecasts of a severe eco­ hostilities Hltlar'a naw flald operation, iera of the Klwania between tha urgently requeated to attend the nomic slump when aa reported In British diupntrhrH* “ages of IS and I I ” to attend neat mooting which will be hrlil end. Wickard said th at the de. from tha altarnata Russian cap­ lh« U tile Theater Club meeting on th* last Tuesday of rarh partm ent of agriculture doe* not ital of Kjlibyihav, was beating to be held a t 1:00 o’clock on month at 10:00 A. M. at the ■hare this pessimism. ■lowly forward cast of Orel in a Tuesday evening a t the Woman'* Tourist Ceotor, beginning with j Manager Of Farm ers’ New Group Will Work M arket Tells 0 f To Help Entertain Business V o l u m e Winter V i s i t o r s I NOVEM BER Strong Free French Former Industry Head In West A f r i c a Would Limit Colors, Blamed For Nazi Styles Of Women’s Pressure Movement And Men’s Clothing # British Acting Against Finnti h* Mnaertaird Prfaa Rua* law's Ukraine arm icr are re parted tu ha<r inflict. *4 a rrhafling defeat im O r mao Iroe pa caught in a trap ■ear Novocherkassk. I.", mile* M rllw ait nf R iflo t (In.lhin, while the German hieh F«m■land declarrd Alin iuva-mn f o r m opened a nr*. big■rale nffenaivr. > Ousting Of u £oal M|nes Shut Down Weygand Is s ^ e Threatened C ontrol^PriceWhile Roosevelt Acts Goes On Shooting Rampage Crushing Of Attacks On Defenses North, * South Of .Moscow Reported By. Soviets • IN D E P E N D E N T N E W 8 P A P E R S a n l.ir d Is T h e O nly C e n tra ! F lo r id a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, Illg h w a } A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n J Arrival Of Equipment Speeds Up Activity At New Airport ,v •/.-sivTX* :ss Protest Strike Held By Scotland Workers Woodmen To Meet On Thursday Night • • # •■actor about 200 mile* below Moacow and from tha vicinity of Kursk, still farther south. Tha master scheme. It thus appeared, was to Isolate Rostov from central Russia with the # hop* of proeantihf hoary rein­ forcement o f tha aeuthem Hoi poaltlen* before the German air arm baa full opportunity to ton. coatrmto tho last ounce of Ha power a poo both Rostov itself A a td aver tha Kerth Strait below, .The Raaaiaaa acknowledge. I early today that tig German diylaioas, although uat a m at of bad breached tho ■ w a it i f Kerch, ran- Wickard Has Plan To Avoid Depression Club. f In the state there are 17 mar­ kets, under the inpervision of the Stete, marketing board, handling cattle, poultry and eggs, vegetables and tobacco, Mr. Leh­ man said. Seme ef the marktU are successful ta d aorae are not, but the local amrfcet haa been able to carry on without catling on the CUy or County for aid. In refer*oca to th* diversified crops, Mr. Lehman laid tha farmer* of.UUo locality would du well to plant n greater variety Instead of colory alone, ns the truckers are going farther south to Plant City and Tampa to Tuesday, Nov. 18.” Live-stock Officials Plan Dairy Exhibit Too Many Laws Agree Judge And Fisherman House Holds Off On Program Arranged Defense Fund Talks By Lake Mary P.T.A. ^hi^bho— ■— usm— ■— Mrii. L. M. TiL According ta Ml lla, president, __ th* __ Lake Mary P. arranged “an unu»ualT. A. haa arranged ly fine” program for IU meet­ ing Thursday *v*n|ag at the Lako Mary 8<h*ol, featuring an addraaa by Dr. D*N. Cone, chief of th* Seminole County health onit, and * talk h r MU* Edith Haa lorn. County houhfc nurse. FoUasring tho hUaine-t meet­ ing, the group wUI be enter. public la Invited aad there will be no ortmloolon charge, Mrs. Till la dadarod, Tom Watson Rules On Compensation J. A. Jones Accepts Local Defense Job Future Farm ers Elect President r President Improved Winds Ruffle far a a anaargancy. gulf stream waathar smaU cra ft th* cast. Tuesday and caused bureau warning for to remain In port lower Florida coast. ~8f W**t ~PaIm ta X*y West waa over- 25,000 U. S. Workers Expected InyEngland ler. reporter; and Albert Me. by Christmas, anrotlad in civilian Millan, Edward Waltata and technical corps under tha air Frank Johnson as th* asaculiv* ministry. committee. Tha anrallmant resulted froan a—recruiting campaign fee taah./ nchapter I K isoma 'i S S M i f t " ’.i.: niclana which startad la tho lima befost Christ, United Stataa last sum mar, tha S mas. while tha Father and Son newspaper mid. Americana la th* banquet, which, wa* to ha bald aorp* are amplayad primarily to , aarly In December, wUI bo post­ “ poned *M>*4 l*t*r, -» • _ s g y j y ftd r �1 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 19 in THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TWO Venereal Diseases The Sanford Herald TH A N K S G IV IN G IN EUROPE PjiUblUM In IMS W mttmvmmmm t t n f l Svminole County ritkcng should «M>pern»p to the full I LL S A V extent of their abilities with the newly established Health Unit in its drive to stnmp out venereal diseases in this county and throughout the state. The fact that Florida has the worst record of nny of the 48 state* in the whole nution with respect to these diseases is a disgrace .vhieh should drive everyone of us to do something about it. The tragic part of this situation is that venereal Mseasea are no longer incurable and there is no excuse what­ ever for anyone having the disease or suffering fro m it tor years and years after he has got it. Unlike many other diseases, he can have it cured without the cost of a single penny to himself. All he has to do is to take the treat­ ments and let the Statp pay the bill. And yet despite this, many persons, eimer through ignorance, false pride or for some other utterly obscure labad Y#wap*pfr (lsprrsrntsft***. !•#. r»pre«f*t* Til# llerild In reason, not only hesitate to go to the doctor on their own 1*# Mllmnnl H»M «f n4*#rtUfn«. account, hut refuse to take the examinations ami treat­ Of firm i n mNl"talR*d In Iks In m♦nf rftUn nf tk« mnntr? with prln- ments which a re provided for them by the local Health ktad^nnrlsr* la (k lf« |* mmd Unit. They continue to endanger the health of the entire Rtw Ynrfc. community anil the well being and very existence of them­ Tl# Item Id U a member mt The Aa«oelafed l’re*« wklrk In r«rln> selves as well. • tw lf entitled fa Ike «•# far eeThere is no curse uuite so loathsome which can be pmkU^mtI mm «f ail bVNt dhpglehM W ille d fa If ae nnf n|k«et«Ue laid upon a man as to lie afflicted with syphilis or gon­ w H Ifn l la fbln paper and alaa orrhea if he does nothing about it. Even if he goes to IW laenl new a paklUkfd heeela. All elahtn fa ipahlleatlaa mt apeelnl quack doctors or takes some partmrt uinfijdrf—' •-* oadi) -Be fltnpalehen heeela nre alaa rvaenpd. thinks he is cured, the pain, suffering, humiliation and WEDNESDAY. NOV. 10. 1941 disgrace which await him are indescribable. He will '»* sick, weak, unable to do his work and take his rightful BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY part in society, and ultimately he will go Inaane or die a horrible death. His life is ruined. If he suspects the worst and goea promptly to the T1IKN WE CAN F lfillT NOI1. LY. THEY A HE I 'f 'l ’tll.Y Health Unit and then lakes the treatments which are pro­ ARMED WHOSE CAUSE IS RJOUT: Let us pul no lh» j r . scribed for him. he can be a well man again In a comparatively short time. Even if his case la one of long stand­ Dior Qf light — Romans ing, he can be cured. Only if he refuses to do anything uliout it, fails to take advantage of the benefits which THE LOVED BOOKS modern science and civilization have provided for us, is E S. C. there no hope for him. (From Coalr niporayy I’oelry) In this connection we suspect that the greatest p ro b ­ Great winds shook o u r hnuw in lem lies with those well meaning but miagukfed individuals thn ohl days. In the barrrn month at year's who have made of venereal disease* a subject not to be turning. discussed but rather to lie kept-hidden behind a thin \cil U was then wv set wild-apple of shame and secncy where they flourish to greatest ad­ logs in hiasr. Warming chill h o n e , at that vantage but await an invariable opportunity to seize upon these puritans themselves. No one la so pure or.spirituil ’ gnarled burning. minded that he can safely consider himself immune. Wind*, gales rise sgsin in tlo Business men should have frank and lrtendly talks mind's w rathrr, years, brram e Irgalixed eKL Trom a hlark year, a niggiir.l with their employees. Professional men should use their for a t a recent sitting at the influence through civic clubs and fraternal orgnnizjtions t<» sans Mason court hare and with pro­ It is tune to klndlv firm, I., encourage the use of the facilities of the Health Unit. federal per patriotic ceremony. The ga­ kneel together Home owners should urge their cooks, their laundry wo­ mut of dress ran from fur W ith hand, a trftrh rd over hngh* men and their yard men to take the examinations, aud the coals to plain prints ami appli­ unreason. t. ram s from nearly re ary treatments, if necessary. And anyone who !a not absolute­ can nation under the sun. Let old tali —Je« be n or ( I s m s wh rn ly sure he docs not have a latent case himself should find the fro-1« harden out. I have in Detrnit some valued 'Wfimdmr mt Bmmtmr#. 111 Mncnnlbn A«*m * By the lighted he art, by 11... mind’s glow Wa may fashion Muring within a glade called Arden— A t Lyoncase, Loch Isimond, Ha­ vana hoe. —ELEANOR CI.ENN WALLIR Can use our personal loan department for many pur- p°«rs. Easy payment plan low cost. « n n 'l ait A t ■ late hour this n fh rm v n U p Japa were still wondering Whether Iho United S tile s Is kidding or mesn* burins-., Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SEALED BIDS FOR THE CASH I'l UCIIASI OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WII l BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF SAN FOR'* FLORIDA. IN THE OFFICE OF THE i 111 CLERK AT THE CITY IIAI.I. UNTIL .Vi» O’CLOCK P. M. ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER Jl 1911. it is time for the federal gov. rrnm ent to begin to clean house as the famous Tsxas Democrat • tatra that 1,500 men are em. ployed in federal defense work ATLANTA. Nov. 19 —»,>•»_ and who are now or have been rn rral education of adult citi. members of Nasi organisations. C sens or disenfranchisem ent of those reaching m aturity in itr. A fruit packing concern in the noraiue was advanerd tonight »• Canal Point region planted for a possible means of meeting the its 1911-43 crop 295 acres of present .challenge from 11broad. string beana and 40 of peas. Thu The spealfer. President T lgrit first carload went to Cincinnati of the U niversity rf Klorlil.i, rn Oct. 2.- In addition to th e ir said he considered disenfranchisethey raise a half-doren varieties ment "unthinkable,'' hut • added of other vegetables. th at it -appeared to be the only Tigert Recommends Adult Education A (ireat Newspaper Editor Pennekamp, of • •Uwi Miami Herald, citea a recent are so helpful, ton. anas indicating th at s m s glue. I." sl tir* (j Mhinu Beach 'tinliiciliw Ida Justicaa of the paacn and |sntankrrou* jtfliit. (key, keep , constables were collaborating in illrrman «»u duty during a “ racket” that calls fo r a re -1 trillion*. vision of the law. In one rase here Is what the man paid: fine, 16; constable's fr< $4.37: Js*'- 1 tlee's fee, 14.17: sherlfFs f-e. JOHNNY M IH 11; elerk ot court's fee. $!>, thn and victim In this rave having alio MORTON c o o m b 1 been bound over to court, ' I H P -} portant, this edition of the Herald celebrates the formal upenlng of its new building on the old site, an expansion program which involved an investment of over 1650,000, and Includes a new press, which can print 60,000 papers an hour, and much additional equipment of the most tMftrlnsna mI ii Ia c l was a m rm n e r in a w ip r m i t , Admiral Nomura enn’t under, stand why the American iwoplu are so wsrlika. l i e doesn't know half r f IL Wait until the Jap . P®ruUiy Thompson Is a tllm g a divorce from her husband, H>a. jta ir Lewis. Evidently that play ha financed for Sam Dyrd was too much for her. Mrs Edward Murruw la speaktag In W inter !>ark today (»r Bundles far Britain. Must 8 s a . fortifies knew har hu-band. are might a lmpat sav, Intbm tely. Peppers hatn nosed uiit ru OUmbere In thipw rnls I r s s the W aucbula market. Onions w ro. e ? * H coming up strung —Fort Myers Nows Press A whiff tbo Wise la sufficient. . . . . . i A . m a n tla a artiste b The City has a Maater’n Deed to the foregoim; juueorligtv.Md they, arc offered for tialu .subject to City taxea for year 1911, and any unpaid Male fP V :•!v { Thb f’lty CoWtntht-Mtlrt reservefi the riithl to arrrpl or reject hbj- or all J'lda. «. I t tooll Cardinals' Hot bosersar^ ■nd pitchar. Tksy play b all *oj gatbar. hunt togather, ond roga^ar an|ay Ckartsdiaid-tha cigarette tkot laiiiflas. . wMch waa reprtatad by tba te r taaaa of tha Rradaia* ■L pednttag out th a t Miami •M pStelteJ tba M - U n . on- Colliers cmUp Its M L baadad I compliments to a promhrsat man I bouquets ef llliau uf tha oHey. ary situation. Bd n uU st dbwouraging, boa its brigh' , If to u have Ibe p utlsae' egg. ia w T U S fJ S ss— : d i d b at « 0 0 c u m In t Mtaad. wllb IU 80-day ro . Current Comment R taT g retead 4.00* dlooroM. Is look for them.—Cocoa TH. buns. Yeh. the war In Europe b u certainly cut duwa the un. emplaytasnt problem. lure of some girl studoau walk, Hunting season onens tomorrow tag uy su m to a platform, te l. and our quail, turkeys, squirrels •nclita books ea their heads Dow lop devr win find put Ju st' how UlUd^ U "Studenta y poor shale there are la p parts. It la estimated that of tha probable 10,000 sW that m I. "at over fire percent will state thinking and their mark. make one fee U tte r from college slrdcnl: " I t e r Dad—Qua$* what I need w a ll of a ll TteWI right, lead Mb t a d g ? Beta wlibel. Your •on, Tom. Lqttaf from dad to poa: Dear T4ai: . Nothing ever happens hare, Wa fcNOw ywti like ynar _ vnars ago flora the I m to thn KfforU a te afoot to Wwer thn Falla and back to DeUwlL Tha *»«h*-foot depth of the wevslde workers wavod good E ast Coast ean il to I . f e . Il will and era* a blaak aqwtrrel SXtends the 500 mdes from Jaele­ thal had taken • position on swrelH# to Kay West, hia haunches in thn middle of • the highway flirted hi* tail In Who has a good guess ss to greeting p i he mowed away to I the manning behind the with, safety. , drswal of all our naval vcvselr , from Chin cm waters? Franklin 0.1. Wiliam IL Ororre. a re- D. tired army officer, bnught ■ * * - l» ■ * 4 tk * ‘ K acre tract lying • fnw raiUn waatber— quite unusual, north of Venlea, between the . gulf and thn Tomteiwt truH.- and The F. E. railway has asks I which he la eaaeurtia* Into ■ for permission to cease operstbotanical rardeit. accordtrtg to [pg passenger sw trk* • * two Editor A. H. Andrawa. of the email feeder lines, the longer E stem Bagla. Included Is b k m being between New Smyrna planting are 700 IJeh ti ttte a ,* d U k e U arbor; the other is that te a r ■ prteed tropical f r u i t ( m g Re neon Junction In T ltus■ pUla. A similar service between I Tha Miami Herald oaoerte Miami and Florida City la also th at there a re « » hoteJe la Miami and Miami Beach Mid Dust this num ber exceeds by 70 recent issue of the AmurU those of Now York and l i t more Magasino petatad a stare t Miami’s dlvorea scandal, I than there a re In Chicago. "L ittle Jo e" Um.lricks is go. ta g to tell the folk, of RanroW ■11 about it Monday. Let’s ' very, ona come out and give Jno n I iir Laws. I and The Sanford Atlantic National duiik friends whom I know would net approve of the arts of haodhrmIsm of which th at great rtty has bad too many recent repetitions, the latest being the Indignity Thu Miami Herald is out with it* big ''Growing With heaped upon a distmguMwd Miami Edition." two hundred and nlxty-two puges >j ( c d -,, English guest nf that city. Baa­ and heckling n speaker are vertlsemunU. interspcnunl with beautiful pictures and in- ing boorish enough, these taking tbv Have y>U joined -hi fled 'cresting reading matter. Sanford is well rvprrfwnted In Cross yat? place of brains In an argum eyt this edition, which will bf circalatcd to thuuMDtta.of rend­ and of good marine ta In cour­ tre atairat, b a t bespatterers throughout the north, with Isoth un altractivo nd and teous IftW AHa'a ativtklnsa mil K oasne IlllW r Is said In bo looking feature stories. tor more neighlmrs In uttack. Hr Incidentally, or perhaps wu should nay„ even more im­ ■ Ight eeen Iry Italy. I^esldent Roosevelt says Job i •e Lewis' argument for i H um I shop won’t stand up. And Lcwl« l a! k.djfl uf X^m w ttitj jtS W 'etffiass a t any time. A t an alumni meeting tha President of Trensyhraala eaftoge, U ztagtoo, Ky. su ta d that witht a . toss years hall the n i g * nf Uterel arts in tha U. S- A ■L •TO • .V1. L 7 • Sm okers tak e to Chet^erfield lik e a duck takes to w ater t e « M M H h«y’r * dm H m ifly M J/d * r �-% .......... . r -TpSl'V: ••• T---- • WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 191^ THE SANFORD n E R A L l). SANFORD, FLORID V I’ U i : Woman’s Club Has For Teachers State Press Association Elects Social A nd Personal Activities |,artv MRS. LOFRINE BEAL. Society Editor *Social Calendar Clayton C. Cordington President Mrs John I lee. nee Moiae Winn, 'eng a w ;th San­ ford audiences, entertained with several impel sotiat ions at thej s«K’ial meeting **f tin* Jun>«*r and! Senior Women s • tub- which wa* held in the «lull hou-«- last even­ ing. in honor of the Seminole i ounty >Yho..| tea Hers ami club Mrs. LVttie Lastinger r f At­ inenjirrs' husbands lanta IS the guest of h« r mo. M s Lee guv* a lealistic |K-rther. Mrs Emma IL dtnlaw . at formam«• in toi itOfn of a tudio her home on H1*» E|„, Avenue iiroadcu-t. impel .onatiog >uch per-on.dit.• - h /.«/'• | •irt ■* with Mi*s 1 hr i«t me Stoudenm.re her * Mb. Il»\ ^.oinlrn--drawl; has returned from F itigerabl. F»fi Dorsay. -mging l)h, John­ (ea., where she has been for lb • ny. ( th ' with a French accent; past two and a half months, in I mnel Barrvimue "dmlging the; the* interest of tl»* ||« iII>w.hh| draft'*, and li-t but not least*, Shops. the famuu- ’Conie up and sec me sometime' M i.- West Miss Id. (tilmer II Steele will arrive Deiothv Mm-h.i.l .«, *oinpariied at today from 11 Monroe- to vi*it' ► the piano with his mother. Mm I) ,\| H arr, The progi .r*i ,.* »it- tainmcnt ison, before going to Ft 1111-*-*. a l s o (in Ii nb d ,i t.i| • ii v l Inn i y Texas. Noi mu J e a n S a l t i mil a " ( ’a r­ Telephone 148 Plans For Plant Sole Completed Fb»ri.|« |*rr*- X - . s t ’ i.fi * 1.. fed1 l (' ('.Hiring!, n |.tildi*b, t t) • l a k e C it y Rep ort, t. j r. I« nl : • tho e n s u in g \ . ir •..,*! pi ( !lo-nn»», S o u f h w . t I ’ .-i . i ;»*i »a Ft M yers. It * , • ., • • I ’a u l Rtiflgi*. Ma\ • ( •. . 1’ . 2nd v icc pr. -id. 1. . . . K. v F l o r id a New and H en r y P e r son g Is Mr*. S. C. Dickerson, (harden Center chairman, announced this Th<- I . . n l u V A u x i l i u . y . T e m p l e morning that plans are complete B o h l . r a r l , will apo n.t.r u brm*. for the pla:it and shrub sale to t liri.lift- a i the ■ * i m m u n i ty be held in the Center, located e n t e r b e g in n in g at h IIIJ ! ’ . >|. in the Smith Furniture Stop*, Saturday. from 10:00 Tin- publ ic haa been r l t c n . l e . l next o’clock until 6:00 o'clock. a n in v i t a t i o n to xttrnil A list of the plant* to be on THURSDAY T h e W o m a n ' . C lub, um le r t h e j •ale follows: Red patience plant. Sultana, a i l i e r t m n o f M r . J W Hal l, will Wedelia, Peperonm. f o r the lle,| t ' r o . a .l urin g the A rdm a, (p o tted ), Tetrapanax. Purple m o r n in g <r**in»». bauhinia, Kayena. IVndalanthus. T h e lownM-ml f l u b will h a v e its Banana plant. Coleus. Cftctil. rr^ .b ir meeting m tin* < ourt j Asparagus fern. Duruntn. l>ry aphIliHHt* 4 t 7 :tu P M ! ylleum. Surinam cherry. Cassm, T he K-i'iilar m e e t i n g of SeinAustralian # l > o | r ( h u | d . r I w o , () I'. S will Mexican flame vme. I oak*. Begonia (potted), Itegom.i inret m the Masonic Hall ut men M iranda n o n il - liy Nor (tncamh and vinu«tnt, Stenobv. 7 :-MI I*. M T h r covered dish Friend* of Mis | rvmg Feinlierg m.t J i an *s.i ■ • r j* • In H a ile y , bium (yellow elder). I.iriopc, • u p p e r . which w as pn-Vpinsly (Vico Plumosa palm. Pandor.t will he sorFy to learn th it she has • niMMIlieetl to be belli at tllllt entered the OrLiig,. General ||o s l i e s . t i l l | l . t 111. • . a t H i . by 1 " : imii vine. I.igustrum. Kmdreuterin, tillie, h m I i r n po-t|X»ncd. pital in Orlando foi lieutilcnt M i - S 1 I ' l l . ' l .4 \ \ *. • • I d ­ • n Kilex V omurtena. Dicent»a A FK ID\Y I.f, le . i huu**** G u n n •* •• f and (bleeding heart and Allaniandn. T h e Mt.’iO lllble ( In- * o f t IlM M Igh Vi d * j In addition to the above li-t. Jack Holt, •on ..f Mr nd Mr« c h n , k r i - « . * . ( Me t ho.li-t t hiit.’h will h<»t«l ite t h e re w ill al so lie ot h er v a r i e t i e s Tom Bolt, left this morning foi 1 . . u t H i . - i V ir i i m g a l l l l b l g h ■*«•»»n * ele v e n t h aniiunl ba rbe cue a t t h e . 1'. m g w a il f.y ot> the op en in g d a y o f the sale. Atlanta, Gu . where he will n-poii I f ' * r I h . * w i - i i i . n ch im b an n ex ut 7 l a I* M AM Mrs. D ic k e r s o n stated Nt . . t 1 1 M is an u p r u»1h . I for prelimmur \ training ill the u i c m l n r s a r e invited to atten d . | I Naval Aviatioi I School ^ T h e A r a i i u D (tflu-- o f the F u s t WKDNESDAT f b a p tist lioiiii' C hu r c h of Mi v will \V (' meet at the IbCuurM 'y, on E ig h t e e n t h S t r i c t . at 10:00 A M to s ew fot a needy f a m ­ ily A o i v m l d ish lunch will he **i\ed ut the noon ho ur A ll ^ i c n d a - t s a r e U i g v J to atten d . Mrs. Ingley To Sponsor Program Baptist Girls’ Auxiliary Meets Mrs. J I,. 1rig le y . C h r i s t m a s Tin* Cinvni.u liiil.' (im liurv • n i l sale c h a i r m a n o f the S e m ­ i inole Count v T u b e r c u l o s is A s s o ­ of lb*. Kir-1 ll.i|iti.i I I,,,,. I, ..ii.l:.\ ,ift, i . ciation, viull s po nsor the p r o g r a m ill thr i biirt l....... \ X...f.-i-,,ri to l e giv en at the m eetin g o f the mum with M r- . I <ll,,i%,ii,. ili,. . c i v i c d ep ar tm en t o f the W o m a n s leader, in ,Timiifi Dependable ('lass Meets At Church I<ll>h ___ __ M r' P II l. in e o n g p resi d ed o v e r Ihi liiisMie** *»e*»j»ion o f tin* f)i*|icndnlde (la--* of the M et h o . ifist C I iiim li fo r its regular m c i b i i i f i'll M onday e v e n i n g at t h e ho me o f M rs \V T. W oo l. J i * y on Wdlow A v e n u e . ^ T h e d i v o l i o n a l w a s r<-mlurte«| by M t 4 A K S h o e m a k e r and ^ r o u t in e biisim •was dispos ed of us well «»s re|M>rts from the /n rious o f f u*ers and c ha irm en 0 tomorrow at I2 :’W> o’clock. l Mr*. Valle A Williams, pres­ ident of the Association, will Ih* the speaker, illustrating her talk with a film on tuberculosis. Member* will fn l.fth e seal* f«»r mailing for the annual drive which will begin on Nov. 24 and J sew for the Bundles for Britain. The meeting will Ih* preceded hv a covered dish luncheon with Mrs. 0 . P. Herndon and Mr*. F. S. Ijim son acting as hostesses. ht*ard ^ I.a te W ihi IIi ,• m tieser v ed evening Mr*. r e f r e s h m e n t s to the following Mm .M I. T i ll is . M n . I.. B. S t e e le . Mr* It L. K n i g h t. Mrs. J. M l. e o n a n l . Mrs. D. I). ^u n ilh . Mrs. Ib-rt (‘ ha pm an , Mr*. K* S h o e m a k e r . Mra. J . D. C a l l s * S»an , M r*. E d W a r d , Mr*. E . D. P ri c e . Mrs. p . J W e b e r, M r*. A . II. Midd leton ami M r* U n s i n g . HAPPY BIRTHDAY Carolyn Ttowlrnd Harry I'apworth TACKY COSTUME DANCE " 1 IIR F D at TW WV Mr\\ It lit m- • -». * . f d high ’ -V.Tt* |<l i/*- i , w as' s l i . . k. r** piA-. n t . ,1 t. • M l»......«bv S i . *k. 4 . t . 11 v »-l\ do. Th.* . llll. U .1 COI uf I .1 f. I Hi. .»Mao w itfi v . l low .lai »l. • and V ......... .. \ M«s 1#1IMS'S i I m* M- ngl.lt .O .ln l gilt f - .. nl n . 1 1 ... 1 • • -1 lit. ii 1 to 1 MILE THIS SIDE OF OSTEEN HIRAM SHANNON AND HIS FLORIDA WRANGLERS SATURDAY NIGHT—10 ’TIL Frizes for men and women—Come out, every body! Today & Thursday For Laughs Only! At It I \dv«H4te. the Ti Fnda \ Mo- s) - r | f , I F l o r i d a Re seat «h iml.it *• ' c h a n man o f the •c» i* oli n» mitt* »• o f the Flo ' he r of l oionii i • • • the n nm ruig • g r u ult hi • !•■ '•( ment " f the ' r« v e|t le i t In "•* • 'i pr-r ion nls w itb . • \ • .1 ri.it i.. i , t i-r iiioi i i• l k*t rat* /*t i "i m ii .•.iil\ n* w -nap* • In a In illiant Ill-pn et| In - ! ' I l» .lit* • I \l ll rll i I fflsiin • for MrV Nancy Ross. Iter Lisled Willi Cast In Stetson IMav Killed In Test Of .Medium Uomlie v i ' l ; l \ ( i i i i • il» I'li Greater Durability THE N E W SAfl'-SURlD IbcJlu xe CHAMPION TIRE Salvage l.ibel ril ed Against \ ; t / i Ship 1• s\N | -i II | \\ \ " ..................... - 1- • •' " • ■ " i . . w III. b ...I \ Ml. It. Ill 1• t , I . l 1 Id* "W ,'d t*.i >al w i t . . 1be ..1 f 1, M d. • • . 1 Xt . -I-. . Ml W 'llll.olo Hi.it -b. ** t Ml i-t. . .»► • 1 . • 1 am n k mi 1 . ••« ii|*. . Greek Revolts Keep (ilnbe-TroKcr Vmiscil Fascis! Ibisy i ... k i .... i • i • 10 V t A O l I N Of Killing New Mule .MON I F l » B I N M. x N ► I ’1 \ 111 | «»i. . i n . , a be .• . I t id. nt if i. ai h • . . I. Ill .1led \ On iii i !• g I I > I i lll' ill.uI i • . .1 i . lie i li.i •I *ii t int. d l»\ >I. so ill I fit!.., to I i . l I | Honda * .m l f. .tinji 1l« .»«••» mill I' i mg In i. . v • .1 ..I. i P t i n n i • .i II . n-.'« I I.l 'll. <| I lie III' I | tllll' ' lit-1 d» ..ill a I In i l i l " « I•• • • I .a • in. . wa w III-ked .. lb. N|.<nt,-tie\ I'.'inl .'ti 11« • j lo aw ait I oi tIn i !• |• - ..I . and I - ' - - dip pr» . . u I h ' i A|• Mt " Napoli "ill. e.'«t» t iiitn .it w it h Hie fru gi. . Ill- Ivm Week honeyl||<'oil trip m i l l the f o r m e r M | ... .1 in.|, w ealtllV w id \ •on. Mr*. N a n t y llmck 'lis K • u in* f f.-» l . J Ro uth . M rs. J , K M. n»p% i . i«h on in ' -lilt 4. Jam eMrs. (' F. Privet or Mr? I)>.- p i i i i .. told . Ion. of T H aim s M r* M It Siuii) Ih«- ( b.d . a Rota* v ( lol. Ili.il Mrs J W L y l e * , Mrs. A II (•!•■ • »•«■ *- . Silt'd |f"M IMIII* III l o i e Middleton, M r s. J Ro«s Ad j ba d r*'Ci-i\>.| aiiH i.i iti . «•«'..lints The JXQ IlrldKv Club w a. >•„- Mrs A C T h o m a s , Mi - S t . It • l«.f -tiil .boin g i i . i n l l a w a i f . . i f in trrtaincd by Miaa Nancy |)iKht on A r r i n g t o n , M u . Maude S a t . In • M I • I v li Lll/iibi t Ii I og v a t toil- pat r - .. f I ti. i | i . . k niaiii »t bar home on Park Avenue Mp4 Irene Watt, Ml Jit> l loll It. dilll. ' ' ■ i .'t N|» till. I M iland Mud I III ought.ill tho isl an d on Saturday rvrninir when Mi «<< F l y n t . Mrs R o y T ill is, M r- M • It i ' .i n ml I..ho Mai • f ( i. t, M arjorie June Burdick a n | , r e- C. S w i n g l e , Mr*. J . O H um. • 'dm II ... < on •<( Mi and ■«nt«l with a bottle of l^ n th r, «• Mrs. I.ca It. I^*.shert M rs i boil* Mr- |,ilu.itil H i g g u i ' . w«-it im ii. coloCna for ocnrlnf high. Ward . Mr*. J o h n Tatum .m l •n il A- a d u i ik.,i.i, K i n g l i o x t n f \ n u i iu v l* last avuuing Coniolation prise was nrewtu Mrs. G e r t r u d e P * g e .11 tlo- bom.' ..I th.- t l l . b - ’ - pat o f S u n I f l l doe s r i n b r o i .le | \ u m k *>l Mlo Mlaa Katharine S pencer. A ls o, M is* D or ot hy S tok es , • n l s l'\ tlo- R. v I J K . ll i g h i m uo. l m ak e* p r ev en ts o f bis b a n . •»«* Mlaa Clara Hasklna a t , the Mis* Lucille C am pb ell Mi*. Th.- lal-t « ml o f thr | .Mill! diW'.rk to m e m b e r * o f lit- fa m * recipient of acreeno prise, „ „ t A li n e C h a p m a n , M iss J a n e Sba* v h llf til'- « .It-lHOliy Wilt p i t of miniature Chriatmaa card. on, M ia* M a r y C h a p m a n , Mi* ornu*d w» bunk.-.1 w i t h pink A l the conclusion of the name* Reb ec ca Steven*. M iss ft. tt\ - la d o d i , f a i n , ini-lutiphfiu and the boatesa served refreshments Huihm an Mi** Dorothy S u n f ' .i d . a c i l i u n I! k.-f oi F a l l flow* * • o e a m and eake t o t h e Miss Lilli an D unla p , M iss l.illiat • r* pl.it a-.I tlii.i uglniul Hu* following: T h or n le y, M i*s jj i u i s e S w a m • minis uf** Marjorie June |t„ r. Miss < la r a Mei*ch. M i s s ( moi Th.* b* id. - g o w n w a s fa-binm-.l dick, Lucille Hall, Martha Wight. gena H ar t . Mi** C a t h e rin e Wlut* •• f Ain'** Him- with ii lo ng waist Katherine Spencer. Clara ilua I .Mis* M a r y N i c k r l , M i s s Ad* in* and flomi. . .I s k ir t . H e r bat kins, Susan Kirtlejr, Lci» N l p - tiau J a u l e Ric hter, M U * Phyll is Sm it h. .ml , i . . •• .- • •! r«-tw e r e o f Id jc k . per, snd Zona Matbswe, a g„»»t ' Mis* Dawson, T. W.N Lawton. S b e i ai t o . I a dr-mu tv* boti.pict | Glenn E. McKay, C. It. D a w - o n ■ f Wiit-.irua, white ros e* und tula* ami 0 . P. Herndon. nines. For the w< tiding t r ip , she wore a « " i - a g e of sweetheart n i n e s and lu b e tone*. Tilt* la i<|« *i n o t b e i ' l flower* w er e T a l is m a n roses ami the Hra. E V. T urner w%i huatear i g r o o m ' s m other bad a e o r s a g e at her -home on Mellonvill.. AvJn.u # njghi to a group of The Junior ('U m of Sunitnol. •f ( oliunbia l o s e * uml for g e t , iilv-ind* .Mi*. S a i a h M. E a s t e r * frlanda. Yellow ami while chry*. IliKh S.‘houl will vpnn.or n ili"< »y . the g r o o m ’s gr uiid in other, anthemume were uaej to f „ n n on Kri.lnv evening in Ihn • w n re u e . u s a g e o f M rs. C h a r l e * tha floral dtcoraliona fot tin- Hull, following Hip .................. Ill'll lo se s. raom i in which the g u e ilt ing" fool bull gnmo with N.» F a t bee h i lln gh jm p e r fo r m e d entertained. Smvrna. For excelling In the game*. Mr, Tho prim r f mlmi..ion will (he s in g le Hug ce r e m o n y w it h the Pat Lanier arfl Mra . A. V Kim ho nominal nnd a larg o im w .l i w ed d in g r ing o f Mr*. E n u t e r b y L T E n * your car in good condition. I lave u. Si/ti-Sar* your cir — brail wera each praaented with n rx p rrtn l lo nllrm l. Mu.io f.o who presell ted it as a g i f t to the couple prix*. •djuM the brake., lubricate it, clean ilnnring will ho fu rn i.h n l l>> . M r*. I h g g i m wux graduated ihc ipark plug., in.pect the baritry, Refrrahmenta enmirting o f o niokolmlron. windihialU wiper, liahia, etc. Moil iplad and awaet courn# wvre »cr. Tho ilnnoo will Imein ni III in fr o m Hemlnole H ig h Sc bind und important, lb* lira, that pro)act you. red by tha hoataw. o'rlork anil In*, until I :'lll willi rmu We*-ley mii Conner v a t u r y in yuur family and your iavtumcni Macon, (in,, with u d e g r e e irf Praaant with Turner wrrr: Mra. John Sparkmnn ami Mi thould be carefully checked. Mra. Pat Lanier. Mra. Max I-hm- J. K. Ilotlgo ailin g a . rlm|>< r D r a m a t i c A r t . T h e h i g h e s t honor b t A lm .l lit that c olle ge w a s te* Ing, Mra. John Weaver,' Mr- ono». “ Miss Cogburn Wed To .Malcolm Higgins lo n g e r M ileage AN D ami " I ' k i tfiTflT **f t. w *(h di-» w-- i• •• pi " Id e m S p« .*k • i • I pr og i ant, w In. li ' , • I* ' .Mid nd v . r Spt m g - . i' i 1 t 1 II. 1 llk> 1 1 1*11\ t.l-O" Welt *>. 1 1 >* if. li tP mi lndt <1 4 i. oi g • II • g u a r . I ’m. "f tlo M \ (In n tI'l' 'll p .-lt. d • M tile . • \ to i It. ii F • a • • J » •*t 1 he N it IOI1..1 1 1 ■ • . . \ of t l... i gl'.ii.- l‘ 1h i . . •'nging i.f the «. \ II,,,,,, „■ ,| ii •I nd.at. Mi •*■ • t 1 \ 1* 1 oil li io.d.,11 ibll.-l't a '.*•'(• »' 1•• • thu I.«inr. p m ,., |,|',n , v,,.,, Mi • l: 1 I* I.l. 1 tit1 Ml tl. «dav III • h. . 1 . . . • . n . mail,- for lit,. I..,ii.. \| ••Mil Will - M.-i i i *. ■ii * " do.Ill 1 • 11 .1 • < . i • ............ v .... of prayer to I,. ,.fc . • v. .1 m | ». \t lb. . ••n. . >*it 4 t lie . II 1,..|t|.l oft cemher. 1.1i la .m n . nl pi' **g 1am. i . t resit 1 »......... III. . 1 1 . tl., iti.i•■• I Mrs Anders hi mviltil (in in. lit- w • it- -• 1V• i 1 »*v III. Ml ' V*| , 1 •' ll.-llllllll-1- ■• • • N . . ! , 1, |l members to me« r nt h.-t ho,,., ..f tb.' J u m . n ( 1til* It. . ,. 1 III ji.i. on. Mi* tit i, on French Avenue Moinlav S| •ani-h i O-t'll. 1. op*. iff Sgt 1 ti , i ) I.f* afternoon t. make II -»' i n |• hook I ’ M -• lit W* 1. Mt ali.F M r . ..I'd ii. ksaiii. Mi anil plan, fur it I hn-ltiiux |,:i* M 1 ( nil.toi. Mi d Ml II . .1-1Se< "lid 1 I. .• 1 •* 1 • (■ ( ty wrri. formula.o,| II ( 1(Mill. >. M i 1 Mi 11 J •' I U . I llov An int i*ri'.t iMy |, i ,,,. i :iiu , •.■ 1'. •acts k . Mi til'd Mi \\ A lb I ir-l I ti Nigeria mill A f.u u „.i m ,. i M> II 1 ••MVlit and K Mi S It* d III M.ll ol . 1, \ e.l uniter «hi* iliri rtiun ,.f Kilim i N|orn- Mr a ml M - f n r l , K ipp. it. r».e VI I •» ................... .... • . Jc«n Mrthvin. with K,,| NIi and M»* S D l l i g li l e v m a t i, plam - forr III. \M.., \ t ,.| |.« prevent takinif part Tbr »••• n»-w N|r and N|i - It i M*»oie. Mi •it Putte r •on t > »■ 1 11 , v • ,.i.d members were welcomed into the and Mr- I I- i o m i e t lb ami i . i , I- l . o . had I. ft Ih. |„ i ■ society '.M i s || \\ I t u i k e i. Nli ami H o n -hi|i .. |i M'p il, ............... The hn*tcs*r«. Mr, R y \v,l. N|is ) i om ptoii, \|i am i Mrs It l| . t a Ml. *1 . • ••ltd he ight ill to il • ot It* -• Id liam* and Nancy William-, weived ) t Mitch. II. M. and M rs I it • .iIk • , ' .1 ,. 1.--11 lo •. refreshm ents to tho-e present ill. \ Y o u n g Nli and M r . J o h n r» * • t 1•V H * . . . . ••1 the eluding L Miller Mi o . l Mr- M U ,s - It 1 oil i *!. 1 » - >i* » .. M i- ( W. Marjorie Anderson, Anita Ai­ Hudson, Hi am i d \ ■ iIi • Hi. . n . i . i t lb. und MrItulph , I) ken, Delores Mcl.ellan. Dorothy . B a k e r . Mi .- Mil, !«• . oittpo it ..it • . h.r Nazi, Munson, Shirley Fraser .Morgan, A Sm i t h Mi and M is J J . 1' 1 1 .»■ ., IllV Iit . oil), d V Emma Jean Mrthvin. Barbara W e s t Mr and M is li n y H Wood , 1. • i ■ -a II, LO NDON. \ i . i*. p. • pit d ll . ■1 toi Rucker, Stella Whitmore. Kitty and Mi and M r - .1 II Me nick • 1 • • 1 ( T ow n p| i t i ,« l * , | ,i •, AH... Mr« .) F B a k e r . Mr*. Odham llaxrl Routh. Shu lev |, , 1• 1ll. •le. la rc.l I’ ii . d t \ i , i , 1, \ l: • •«'((• 1 W.llo M is .1 \Y Hail, Moreland, IVggy Pippin, Joann* 1(1. H P utn a m m . i ••1 Mi du and Mi A K ( n m e t o tti« Mrs ( i r o r g e McCall, Mrs |( M. Dampier. Betty Cagle. Del ►orr n ■ Hi » , F .i- 1*.. . p inm nie nt in Italian di\ ■ .1 N ix. Mr* M T u rk rr. Mm Frrtl Myers and B u r n s , Mrs S at >*• • on in ad<lit loll iii‘*n ami n> Ijiurim* Ileal. Mr*. W 11 . H i m . .I* • al m Mr*. Anderson. imm.'l 'i . 11 Ii 11.. 111. i .•lul ai a man Bridge Club Meets With Miss Dighton MOONLIGHT INN Star I millions ,.| ,1.-11 n - • f •» . » licity fo r )• la n d t i l. . t I ' . i « o f !M - t . f . i' m-w-I’lipx r pjig. pings wi-n* «li | ! • i lilt c I he . 1 Its. (ill e- l .-f b . lf- i I* • V Hilt. b. t f. i k". \ Poet, uli nt rmii in ' v el «e • Ml it It I »-aptl\ till'd hi- .i lo wing the ti.i , with demandi opie- • *I ti i- di I >’ pea kef o| •► ., !•*.. ► H all. , • It i -on. S • I• Hid \**d« I • D f OR !• M lO fM N C I VOUX OI D T H IS mow rou nr now N (\V TRIADS I AV . TOO »• • M0NIT " I d HI * I.. |l |i. • I d o Hi de li min lb. I I. « id SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Mrs. Turner Gives Party For Friends i High School Class To Sponsor Dance Mra. Mrmhom of Ihc Sominolo •towed upon her, the title of Berta Breeden, Mra. L. T. Shepp­ ard. Mra. Madga Klgrrey. Mra. A. High School Uan>l anil the (VI. 'Mi*a Conservatory.'* Mr. H i g g in s atten d ed F a n fo r d i Ounter, Mra. W. F. Penncra, ervoltea have plunnril ra. M. J.Durak, Mra. A, F. Kim. ilrilla ami maneuver* for .►• ch o ol* . and w a s g r a d u a t e d fr o m brail, Mlaa Thao Vickery. Mi>* "H om rrom inf” game which with' Setmnolo High School. At prv. Helen Lae, Mlaa Thelma Turner, mark Ih d r la«t appoarnnro hi ■‘•nl, ho ir u rrprrurntatlvc of Stella Songer, Mlor. Mary S _an fo rl for Ihc achool ti-rm .; »he_W otrri.lrr Salt Company. Tho ceremony wa* performed WUIkuna. and Mickey Durak. Jr. I They have been invitril to |>or. i form In other town*, however. ill the prrM-nce of tho immediate famllie*. hollowing a *hort trip io Miami. Mr. and Mr*. Iliggin* will return In Sanford. Slogan Contest 1<eforo Ihcir * 4*ason SrAlK Martin aod Scar, your Protai tuning kmg hi# buy caxquiclur «ap*iui a liranona. -waxier. grille.. ■ A T T IIIU F o r a u ra rime*. nu»* FOG SI AT HORNS IZHAUST co rn s LIGHTS A powerful IZTIN SIO N horn may D r g a a u p (•onforuhlr lu r u f e r , pettanc an your car tail and ea.y lo ravit r nijtbt accident. keep clean. drlviiiKpipe. ♦l,m M I24t • 89f $2** - AUTO r a d io s >!'Mf Ini I "Nft'IU llC it.iiiriilv. . 529” P in t, aecond end third prizes will be awarded to the penona zuggesting the beat alogana for the City of 8aaford in the conteat aponsored by the MerehanCa Association. Tha alofan I auggeat Ta: Announcement!an It t* wtlh iileaaiir* w Your Name A d d ress..... AI u t r i t t n u at be turned In to the Aldon Be k 10* Store by Dee. 1 ami muxt not contain"more m « it. ' Hunger la again aaaoelalad with our ahuii ami will ha ■tail l» • « har >14 frlanda and rua.omera, Wa ara alao happy In aanuunoa that Mlaa laiulau llnaa haa baaa addad in our alafl. P. PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP HANFORD, FLA. - ■Vittel -Vi. PHONE 37 �wmW ' rum * — WEPNMPAV, NOVEMBER I*, IMA *nH 9nB R B «»ae TTV' H f m l tim e when thrtr eoUmoblle w*» .tra ck b y *i» •I | n i d f crowing h k Weat lltmpitead. L. I. The ear ' “ prtrtMM. Mean workmen r a i the Long UUnd Una. a t anetkar craaalng .yndefentod when A bad moment lo r tba Sooth Bandar* noira uim e’i lighting Irlah ................’ a ae « a . _. a IIM I tbwjr conquered NoHhwe*t*rn’a Wlldeata 7.0 at Evin.ton, III.. Correvont (No. 40) of Northweitern, going an » ... .M . tUeablr (lain. t I i . f r t NeUea Rag 1 I * * " * ,^ ' ^ S P n ^ fr ^ kJW a* (Itn«» ” i BrttUh Army, lo ta 0 . WI»«A R. ambattador to Britajn, »h*t» * a Yankee rolunUar. Tb^* ar I American volunteer* la tbi -------------— , Krlekaa Palpal Beadier, al ■h t NeUon Raa of tha til th MU1. U rr Polka BaUalkn, Port lar. N y rander* the national aatkeit , f t , national Bora* Show la Nan Ytrk. former mu.leal comedy .U r ^ b a| ippM rtd „uh tha flt. Louli Municipal Opera Company. ugater of Sir Girl* Shani Jpal. Aral diplomatic reprn Satire of India In tha U. S.t Krlihne rajpel bring, bar aaatarn beauty ha tha weetern world aa aha arrlre, . I li »,e *r <en« '• COMMAND ORGANIZED — dren In tha Pajpal family Kiwanis Club Hears Addbess ‘ By Mr. Lehman WASHINGTON, Nov. 19— UP)—Organlaatlon r f an air nor. aka command ' headed by Brig. Oen. Henry J. Y. Miller al Wright field, Dayton, Ohio, to replace the old army air corp malntan. i r o l l i H . m a C ait Oa*» anca command waa announced Tuaaday by tba War Departmeat. of tha market are Icaicd to private individual, and tka pro­ fit* on th* r*ntal* ar* u*«d for maintenance and r i pa niton of th* market. Th* cltv and county rccelvt* l>iulnt>» through th* market »lnce th* buyer* live her* during the *ei»on_*nd th* trucker* *pend th* night, have their track* repair•d and ftpemi money In olk*r way*, Mr. Lehman arydalnad. Truck driver* are moiUy men of good tha racier, Mr. Ubman aiiured. Ha captained (hat about 1 Termites Scientific InwiUtla* Y w S L lW G w ra L ILANMA FLORIDA s tHeni am hi butloooa for thornm N m or buylnf for Iholr tm• *ThtV h lfe to U boiMMt M Ihev arc buying from 91,000 to A lioo worth of produce on a trip for <a*h »#d th*. amployara require that a man b* trait* worthy." First Strawberries Bring $5 P«r PilUf ta iT ^ ik ^ 41 *»raw berry eeaeon opanod U»t sco n 's SC AWNOUNCBS -A PPQI BOOK ^ recreation factlilin, WASHINGTON, Nor —Intake 8«*at»ry J nouncod Tuaaday appal A 1 tl ... jk i y IS Y O U R * ? . n R O A T IIN “on auipiclon of .Ul tltity." • j .. ■ O ftV D '5 iM E H E C a y s fA l fb U M t> M S i of SoihX paw * ■* COCOA PROJMtr vm i.'tM to 50 - M tA R tO V f W r iU t i ouT veil* * , T H E IR F A C E ? B NKW YEAR'S EVE AT JACKS! JM f l a t B m d f i y w ith Um tatlaal rV r f ' .. i l ’tffe P tV SL O D tP , A f t f U V l P IK A W U So t f* X J WSJA * �WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1910 THE 8ANEORD HERALD. SaW o r D, FLORIDA Gators To Face ;Rat« c Strong Opponent Fac< In Georgia Tech i s ' S - RESERVE STRENGTH - PARE FTVi By' Jack Sords CRElG H TO M , M IL L E R , PAMB HAlFfUC*^ C'CST'idEO F o « SfA<?CWv\ — W KCJCRVE NovV. 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Nrw* o f i ‘»,* \ \ .. ■ Tommy I V a u g h n M mi* . i U n t o . i \ \ V*U. n, vx Sign O ff M D CM RUN ALTMAN’S USED CARS “WITH A THAT COI C»Cei 6 dTcrvslS P A P , AA k r V, S iA «h ’ e o c N TitE fbvWeRFOI. «iCfR£ P A « e . -TEA*13 Id I d o i A aI P i OO? — M,j( J N c i C , P Od, */AS O J C o f- fu c s P A M o d S fO iJR / Mi -fit > Poeij* i tutR irra r rue* FAwiL-f O tfO R t . IW FaJiUCP , Bargains f ^ y v. dotWEvteN In Spite Of Everythin « Broken Thumb Means Little To Tar Star State License Tags Get Priority Itate Complete Selection to Choose From AH Make, and Model* WINTER PARK I Special)—Frank 0 |. TALLAHASSEE. Nov. ID.-(/Pi lln« College'* camliili ?. I —Priority rie a n n u - for slevl to all-A raerican honor* K. fmi-h manufiti tui|. of Florida’, back, played a com r-1 H»IJ automobile lirrli.c. wax uttDnn of the Tn mpa h I nounred by llrn ry J Drittcvr.'. Hii arm in a c a d n motor vehicle commix'lonor. broken thunili. The Priority » .» ublalori] f/ir a 2f>wrapped with layei while a special metal uuard and ton car, the la .t of .tx >uch spongr cnverdl the thumb it- .h ip m rn t. rv'iutrrd for makine aelf. Tho outer ro v rrin i. tvere the p la te . , t o r the protection of tho S o ar, tans. No Advance PRICES Yet ! ! I ! I' i.i ''Diamond jim " Have M om arh or l Terr P n iiu ? I i* 'intd ly lik 'I, tii.it I m n t . . l IIHi IIIlltly i imilit haw «>. I.•t| i.i v i . K n i u . l y if It,. » u f f c i i l a f t e r . 1 Ituitf |i m . H * . S i u irri-r* wiiu have t " p a y the p e n a l t y o f «ti»u;ach or li lter pain*. itiiligoetion, ga * i-.t«ti». iiearthurn, htim in g s e n . *o:i* », Moat an d u thri contlif i* a imumm I l»v »'xtT!o ac id * !• old tr y a 2 .1 c to»x o f I M g * I’n M i t * T h e y m u s t help ,.r mo*». • v r e fu n d e d . A t M c K e y n o i Ia l) r iig St ore am i d r u g s t o r e * e v e r y w h e r e . -(A D V .) ^ mi limy have little interest nor­ mally in ihinip* like cmincetind ro d . and m ain, heuriint* and wheel rinw. dll' needi of the dulenvc prnItriim deeide Iu.w many Ihliekv van htnld for von in l'H2. Iln l iheri- is no luini on how w rll vve iimv linilil with tile materials at our command. 19.13 I’ontiac Sedan ....... So wc invite yon to hoik upon this ear not as you would any ordinary new nmdel, hut as an oniisii.il vehicle luiill In'sipi.ire with unusual times. 1931 Dodge Sedan ........ Jr.,I 33, wklrly kn«wn fo r worli in cancrr and plaatir m rv .ry , was .hut to lira Hi Tui-mlay in d h a .p riv b ta dtagnontlc cttnlr at Duka TIoj pitnl. PoHca nrri-.trd a mnn llmv boukrd a . John R, Balitwm „f Whltcvlll*. who, they mi ill, xIhiI D r. Jon,-1, 'n U»u head five t ini*** with a pistol, Baldwin waa deacrihcd by Safety Director HUhon a . n f o r . mer p atient o f Dr. Jone. Dr. Uata Thornhill, who \*ltn e u td tho ahootlnc. was i|ii»te,) by Bishop aa raying B al d w i n »hft the surgeon aa ha apm an. taring an elevator. O fficers raid they had Imt-n unable to determine ■ motive for the llaylo*. No charjte w as Placed epninst Baldwin pending fu rth er inveo. tlgatlon. ' 1930' Oldamoblle Totfti Sedan ........... .265.00 1936 Plymouth Coupe -------19 3 S Plymouth Coupe ........... 19-M Chevrolet Del. Town Sedan 465J 1910 Chevrolet Del__ Town Sedan N o Shortage in S tam ina S5U.00 Altman Chevrolet €o, ( ilieek into the siienitlh vve have lortfe.l and hiimmered and vvmiulhl into the frame, the chassis, the drive l.iHik into the everlasting coinforl which i. provided in soft, all-coil sprni|(s. D ili into the engine, and sec how re­ source (ill ctiftinccrinU has stepped up the clliciency of viilvc-in -hcud design with D om ile pistons and l; IUItli\l.l.com ­ pression — how it also enables you tn conserve fuel w hile actually ftelliiift more power IhrouRh Huick's exclusive C o m ­ pound C urb u rct'o n .t ... Build, Improve or Repair Right Now INDECISION may lie an rxpenaive luxury. Due to tu ir preparedness program ,. tho longer you wait to Imild the more it may coat. Next month . . . next week . . . o r even to­ morrow a new home may cost morn than today. Price* may . . . tool oflrn do . . . eltangn overnight. lUe them while they nrn atill low. Call tie today nbmil boilding, Improving o r repairing your home. Wc*rn ready to atari work whenever you nay the word! l.illle ol ihis special ruiUedness shows in the suave nutwurd look of tills trim and stend) -rolling Huick — the iK-auty >uu see there is merely the garnish on the solid substance beneath. Hut examine such structural details and w c believe y o u 'll q u ic k ly d isc o ve r unc (act: W hile there may be u shortage of curs und of materials from which tu make them, there'* no shortage in stamina in the curs Huick builds. s And what is more important in cur duys? BETTER BUY BUTCK A**dJ.I» d llfltl r 11f A l'»| >0 H all SflTMl rualrW, *fatsdjr*l on a>1 nti*r Vt*es. SANFORD 8UICK COMPANY A d v e ilise m e tits IIIISINRSS SEBV1CB Hut it is of utmost importance now that Huick knew how to streotithen rods (or heavier duties without increusinR weight — that lluick found a way to nil-finish crankshaft journals so us t o double hear­ ing life tinder equal loads. C.fvll'e Thomas, a elever plavcr, PII0NK 713 KKKNC1I AVE. a Y hiH ST. FOR RENT I ickat the ends. rUKW. a-tOOH apt. slerpin. porch. Close la—311 U ur. I. CTrA KETT R08B COURT Apts. 3 «n | 5 CXAB- WMY ACEnriOU SUCC r kNOVt.WHV •rtT E TCtOM C O U l\VO MAD fyOJJDG B ur m h i rAxre vourz ^ i t E r - OurON ME /-yaHEOE txal j fim rns ncruec *,— ' rURNIHIIED ROOM K. 2nd SL U SE" A PP L IA fteE a RaeoadL •ppoaito Elks Chib. toinad Wood and Karoaanc llaacM priced tor qnkk u k SOUTH *APT. Claaa and attract. fj*° hooter. Sco theao i t Q rw n'i F m I Gas CtOOM dwelling la ,h*rvk»t Across from post of­ on, I bedrooms, 308 fice. Banford, flarkU . Avtauo. Cole lough. By PAUL ROBINSON HESGONE VwACCV A a o u n to u .* A N O lM Ju y ) om sur hiats So u he f— D ocsN r NOVI A £ n ..N O 1 : TO Me \ ' £ k : ---------- .WQ-’E KiOS .* ^ Everstntwo m a s Om fae rn.L AN ANESTHEnC. V O a SOMETHN6 ' r rvo b r^ a rsD c P 5 H E-V iiM o a JEALOUS- f if TEC KOU KISS HIM L l)G p a l k s a o o u n d i n I A G U E •L'k E HE WAS w lasCEU IHE INFLUENCE OF W B u . t l E 1X 6 5 , 1 0 MG - WE vE BEEN MJ-icriCAuV I EN oA dSD SINCE WE I M L ARMISTICE PA R A bl PIC. TtlHEB for aalc at Wioboldt . Studio. ANTIQUE BA LI Mitchell, By FRAN STRIKER LONE RANGER RlCdf f. VdSLTOTL Y B fK M jF x A K I N C A S i VU M DIOrfT KNOW i r .i M A ID ^TA N N tt S O R C . H 6 OtO. M B ’S L E A D U I* B M IN T O A T R A P TM e L E C x O ri O F t h e c c a c k a r f o a . o ic .r .C (/ N v m t t v iin u / . - w _____ , �t < WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 15H TgE JU N T O R P HERALD, BANFOBP, Southern Hospitality Proven . To Soldiers In Army Maneuvers FIRST ARMY PUBLIC R E -,th e (outhem hospitality. LATIONS DIVISION, CAMDEN,I One man la»t wrckcml had a C.. No*. 19.—(Special)— 1typical experience while saunter. —“Southern hospitality” la nollng down, 'iho shady strevt* of longer .ju a t a phra«e to thou- the town near hia camp, lie had aanda of Yankee troops part lei-, nothing to do and but little m«npating In the F irst Army M an-'ey in hia pocket. A friendly eorera who are In -th$ South- >volce from a nearby porch railed land for the first time lif th e ir1to him: “ Come on up here, jive*. These men from the North- soldier, and talk a while.'' eastern states had read and heard N aturally, the man accepted about the famed aouthern hoa- and waa virtually adopted, lie pitality—but n o w -they are get- » a , taken to a football game ting a real taste of it. And they Saturday afternoon, a movie th at Ilka It. night, church Sunday morning. Marching, riding, maneuvering He wanted to return to camp over the 0,000,000 acru "I attic-1 a lter Sunday dinner hut hi* field’ in the Carolina*, the men kindly hosts Insisted he stay for of Lieut. Gen. Hugh A. Drum’s supper. army are dally coming into Southerners are constantly ofclose contact with the natives j irrlng sutiftnolllo rides to First of these parts — establishing Army soldiers, Even grandmother of friendly relations anil building and mother are in the s|pirlt ’ the thing. On their way to town for shopping, they often atop and pick up n couple uf service men trudging a hot anil dusty road. Simply because a car Is filled early to rapacity makes little difference. Everyone squo'xe* together to make room for soldiers. The sight r|f mother and 8. Treadway Again/ Named Chairman Of Polio Drive STATE MARKET HAPPENINGS Dy MARKET ANNIE - | am told th a t Wado H atcher of Kpoville, Tcnn., one o f the regular and prom ine-.t buyers of this m arket, will aoon he with »• again. 1 waa glad to see Ralph Evana who buys for K rocgrr Grocery Company of Roanoke, Va_ aod Charleston, 8. C. w ith ua morning. My friend A rthur W orrell, with his driver, H arry, from Crarleston, S. C. has been her* for the past few -ays looking fo r fruit* ORLANDO, Noe. 19— (Special) —Cheater B. Treadway of Orlando has been named for th* aeeond year aa sta te chairmen of Uv annual “ F ig h t Infantile Pandywis" campaign, Recording to o e f l re ­ ceived her* from Keith Morgan, national chairman fo r the Com­ mittee fo r th* Celebration -of the President's Birtllday. Mr. Treadway, m anaging dlrector of th* Florida Chain Store Association and chairman of the state Planning Board, mm* re ­ appointed leader of Florida's campaign on tha batia o f ’the hist y c tr, according to Mr. Margan. Immediately following hi* ap­ lure passing a hill k itin g the truckers the privilege uf he tiling pointment. Mr. Treadway aelooted more weight will, no doubt, teneW Cecil G rant, Daytona Beach fit tr* farm ers considerably. atlorney, to act as S ta ts ' Organ, Mrs. ja a e t Hodgson iter for the campaign. Grunt, My friend Hugh Tttlis I* filin g W r f 'Ja n e t Hodgson, of Chicago, who will a c t under Troodway's Diminutive, hattl-eyed radio aonr- up the Market H eaturant so that guidance, will he In charge of a p ­ ■ tress Mary Ann Mercer of St. It will be the clern rst place In HI.,arrlvea atN ew York with Kicky, a pet Seotty, after spending two- pointing city and coanty chairmen Ixiuis, Michigan, has been desig­ town, and wi 1 b* ready someand-a-balf year* In South Africa. and will work with these commit­ nated th* “ Huddle Girl" of th* 1941 tees in organizing- local charity football season by the F irst Cav­ S h e r e i n m e d w it h h e r hushsnd i portn events, -"dances, fashion alry Division, U.3.A., stationed a t F ort Bliss, Texaa plus Junior und hi* girl friend formal tinging group and »ome shows and mile-of-dlmes drive- ‘ throughout th* state . He will out in the family ta r stopping to townspeople to talk to. take some soldier* along with Ap would be expected, aoldiera serve w ithout recompense, accord, them has hern witnessed many anil Southern girls a " ' getting ing to the state chairm an. . Union E. Allen, president of times. to gether In a variety of ways, To keep the men entertainesl, chiefly a t dance* sponsored hy th e -F irs t National Hank of Or country cub member* nre turn- the U. S. 0., church meeting* lando, was named by T rtadw s, FT. MYERS. Nov. 19-(.°peefnr the second year a* stat- :*))—The latest survey of glad­ 'ilig over to them their rluha, and through mutipil friend*. halls anil link* whnlt-sulo d u r­ With all this going ori, thou­ treasurer o f the campaign. Gordon ioli field* in l.ee county show* ing werkeml*. Hotel rale* ore sands of men are bvcomiug self It. K'.well, form er newspaper man. that \£i% acre* are planted .with cut, homes am opened u|i, dance* appointed preachers of the gos­ was (g ain nainrd publicity d lltc Hie most popular virirtles being stageil and movie*, bowling, rol­ pel th a t “southern hospitality’ tor of the drive. Doth Allen and f-k-ardy, Mni-t »,f Orleans, llenler skating and football g.-inie-. i* the real thing, people in N Rapture amt ■Jew Dwell also serve without salary iM-lt. AHsIros*. financeil. in fart, anything witli York, Massachusetts, Rhode I»- Manger of the Orlando office* nf Minuet. in rrasan, and aiiine thing* that bind, Connecticut, ; the cam paign wi|lhe Mrs. UH'.ie lusat season, with 711 acre* line, Veraren't, ate made livniLhle, somr- niont, New Hampshire, New J e r­ DeVane. planted the inrome wa* over fc how or other. sey, ,1’ennsylvania, Maryland nr|I Although plans for the alnte- half million dollar*. Th* rhurchea, nf ' ciiurs*, al­ any other state ill the general;| wills cslebittlon are not yet com ways welcome Hunt* who need direction of th* northeast are plete, the chelrman announced the cotnponinnahi|i. Invitations to nt- golg to hear a to u t it. In short, jIdrive will he completed on Jan* tend any of III* wiek ilay nr all of it adds up to n greater jjuicy 30 wh«n festivities will Sunday service* are given nut understanding of life in thej| reach a e lm ax In ever* commonalmost every time there !.i V south hy northerner* and a closer Ilty \ with a charity hall on the and better rrlationshlp betwerniI President’* birthday, Americans from widuly separated,i Announcement of th* appoint I’robnhly tho help many women section* of the country. rrm t of count' and — city . _ chairmen get from CAUDUI come* from Come Chfistme* time, with all i for tho cam paign will be mail* in it* ure as a tonic to increase the talking th at’s going on h e re ,' the ntVr future, Treadway said nppetite, n il the flow of gastric there wll be plenty of drawls juire, and this assists digestion and floating through tRu crisp Dec­ ONE KILLED IN RIOT - helps build strength. Thus, it of­ ember air of New England, put HAVANA, Nov. l D . - W —One ten relieves periodic functional there hy soldiers fresh from the person was killed and four In­ distress. Dut It may also help We’ll make your cir Wens, •POtJ«*»|» south and home on furlough for jured Tuesday when rioting In­ relieve such periodic distress If so—end put a spetkl# lo the Enid* the holidays. It Is um ating how mates of an Insane asylum In you star) taking It as directed too. No harsh soap* or cleaner* os*d easy it Is to sta rt saying "Rock- neaby Mss ora act fire to a ***- 3 days before “yiAir tim e." Mod­ Just 6o« the dirt off and *hlo* '*r *p inham” Instead of “ Rockingham” tion of building In an attem pt ern facta and 61 yaara’ us* Invite Drive la todsyl or “gingu ale" instead of “ginger to escape. Police quelled . the confidence In CAlUftll. 220 N . PARK A V E . ale.’’ disturbance._______ _____________ Perhaps the flowing, unre­ strained quality of eonversstlon in tho south has something to do with aouthern hospitality. I t has always been Impossible to JU ST PHONE 9121 grasp and explain In so many words what tn li frWmllmesa is mad* of. It’* Just “ lia r ya nil,- and a big •mile and a man foci* a t home. Career F irst Hi. * French Are. Mr. Bauxaao, who handle* all of the d o rr tongue on this M ar­ ket. U atill In b w iw M her*. II* will probably continue to rcr* deer tonga* for another week or two.. He baa (hipped tone and tons o f it th La season. S. O. Mitchael of the State MarUrt office a t Jacksonville waa »ecn on the platform this morning. ( H. L. Long. Conttructlon E n ­ gineer. fo r etate m rrkete, from the Jacksonville office, stopped Th* belief In vampires, which may be trace* back aa far as the 11th century, la atill widely ru r . rent among the Slavic people. G reat B ritain la reported a. having on* billion dollars Invested In Germany and German-occupied Lee Gladioli fie ld s Comprise 1225 Acres FOR A PERFECT CAR W A S H . . . W O M E N , here's 2 -W ay relief! Many spadal Studabaker futures at no extra cost1 • ■U rinesi mursnais ana cran^nansnipi U Remarkable aas and oil mileoaeI # low repair costl Top frado-in value I MAFFETT AJUmSERVICE SA N FO RD . FLA i S .H . ENGLISH GULF SERVICE You Irust split second accuracy. Thane Navy man work together Uka a championihip football u*m. Courtrt In all bcSncbaa of aviation are now being offered to you by tbo U. 8 . Navy. They qualify you to baqoma a skilled thing from aviation to h m are a few of the day oco u n oc— fa tho boy’re open to von right Get this FREE StSKitoti Km W </»’* ‘ . *1, 9 For Rioylf who work TWENTY l?IV*«> �— ------ ;------------ : ^ •> ' V V - - -•— - : _ _ _ _ _ ------- -------------- * v ■',**£. ■ V'*® s Fanford N The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall Ifighwi And Water Transportation NDKPKNDBNT.^EWHPAPER Established In 1908 HANFORD. FLORIDA. PS^DAt. NOVLMHER 21. 1>M1 Shot Outbreak Pennsylvania Firing Occurs W h e n • 50 C a r l o a d s Of ‘ U. M. W. Pickets Arrive A t E d e n b r o n To Speak Ramsey Will Be Cub-Master Of New Scout Pack ^Hundreds O f. Bullets Fired . n w im o r r , N ot. i i . _ ( a p > . —M a g a t o u 0 • taUty™ i ' ' • » a n Haied r m . Eleven men were shot and wounded In a new outbrgak early today in Fav•tt« Qpunty. Pa., center of ^boUre cobl mine strike Congrraaman Jo* Ilcndrleki of the Fifth Florida District will address a meeting of all local civic clubs and city and council official* a t , a luncheon meeting Monday noon at the Episcopal Church Parish House. Joe Hendricks To Be Honored By Local Clubs Solon a Wiu" . S p e a k To Or g a ni z a t i o ns occurred when over At Luncheon Meet ‘ of U. M. W. . at the narEdenbron Mine. Indicated The program for the luncheon meeting of.hlf local civic clubs and •ation city a n d oranty official* which be ra- wlB ho held Jn honof of tp th i l o tlo ito h to h lr tha President's B a aaUlement. I Near York, tha Carnegie Illinois Steel C o m , a aubaidiary of Umitod Btataa Stool, announced ^ tho. abntdown of fir* additional W bloat farnacea for look o f coal. ora In addition to tha »!i fam aeee already cloo cloaarl by tho •trike. e*^ondrad«' >ta arara fired i n m blUatdoo into tho valley. I A rep ort th a t an undisclosed of troops had laft for flaldi cams CM a t Camp T a n a , last night a i a « M o f sow chootlnga In the -----tine dlapnto and tho sympathy walkouta In ‘ piU ranched tha cap. A t tho W ar D epartm ent, offL amp on d a ty taaiotod they knew _ o f ■a o order from here for S h w i a to go to tho p it hood*. Tim Comp F orrest source* ■aid tho troopo wore traveling h r track and. motorliad units, a m t o f t n t atop expected at in ' Pittsburgh, ^ e re c h lto g guns wounded three m m la tho copttre min* fields to J oa th wooterw Paaaaylvanla-ea w otoiata la e m p a th y w ith tho aria*re* strike fo r ■ unto a t b o a t «< • kg tho area. ______ _ f t n t In the la tho famr-day-eld strike, re d a t tho H. C. P rick Coke *n aria* . la Fayette oaat cr o f tho e n t i r e of n c a y a i In tho loot Tha Ualtod Mina Wmfcqlb u l k i l i t 100 plcketa h ^ S g J T y r e p it to tu rn 3 S 2 W JM day a t the Episcopal Pariah area announced today by Richard R»a». president of tha Junior C lam ber of Commerrc. The Junior Chamber of Com­ merce is sponsoring the joint event, and lua Invited member* of tho Klwania, the Lions, the Ro. tary and officiaL of the city and county. . 'F e a tu re of th e 'p ro g ra m will be the rd d rrrs given by Mr. Hen­ dricks, who represents the Fifth Congressional D istrict of Florida in Washington. Tha rest of t i e program follows: Charles Morrison will lead the singing, neeompanled by Harry Kudell; Invocation by Rev. Martin J. Dram; welcoming address by Mr. Reas; introduction of elty and county officials by O. P. Herndon, clerk of tho circuit court, ami introduction of Mr. ifirndricks. Tho Rotary club, which usually meets a t tha Valdea Itotal Mon. day noon, win attend this meeting Instead, Dr. R. W. Ruprocht has announced. A committee of tho Junior Chamber of Commerce la calling on oil civic club members in re . gard in their attendance. i f ’ Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day e ith e r Bgt. Vkkanrio tho from Baefard aolactad to attend tho officers’ stkooi. Freak Boy, th* other candidate, hachodolodto eomploW hi* traintog laor Doc. U . Of tho w oo n a n ; to hi* ragi. hi-on indication ‘ o f ! Miami (Jrand Jury To 1 ' i r e t r s t l : ; 1 Investigate Murder Congress Is Warned Of Inflation Danger * * < * .• * ‘Hoodoo’ Doctor’s Black Magic TJricks Disclosed By Trusty A block hoodod figure stand* woak U 17.' T hat ft how * trusty ot lbs a t y Jail descrite* tbo caramonloo of tb* "hoodoo doctor' er­ rs*tod lost weak on ■ charge of disorderly conduct by . Officer in fllckartnf candlo light bofore o amoklng, Imago o f Buddha, head bowed while ho m u tto n myster­ ious, incoherent word* of magic, than re lass his piercing eye* to Teem , Nov. hia audlowo. A m ystery of life they ware ft about to bo revealed. Report Of Troop On March Branded False h e . I(#tiftn>nb Mr*. Hattie Jane Davi*, resi. dent of this county for the p**t ten years, died a t her homo on Mrllonville Avenue 1**1 night at 7:20 o'clock following a lin­ gering illness. The 71 year old woman wa» born in Thomas county, Ga., and is *urviv*d by on* son. John Russel Davis of Sanford and two brother*. A. S. Parram ore of Mi­ ami and O. i. I’arram ore of Thomaaville, Ga. Th# Rev. W. I* Brook*. Jr., will conduct funeral service* for (he deceased woman at 8ouUisidr r,-m#tery Saturday m ornin- at 10:30 o'clock, with Erickson F an. tral Home In charge of arrange, vtami, N«£. 2} A n p e « l * l ) G ^ 'toy — Th* rmore th * n dobbllng of Townsend Will Have Meeting TALLAHASSEE. N or. M e OO—Governor Upw a rd L. Hotland. proclaiming Florida’s Thanksgiving for Boat Thursday, L’ K - I V J — ” ' yesterday sxp rveood . gratitude for America'* “precious g ift .of liberty” and fo r “our deliverance from tho holocaust .of ara».‘* Ilia proclamation w as In ac­ cordance with n now S ta te tow which makes tho la s t Thursday in Norembor the official Florida Thanksgiving. , f. ML Vickery Selected To I Attend Officer Candidate School Mrs. Hattie Jane Davis Dies After Lingering I l l n e s s ^ • lii T 0Y BJ r i J ^ f * ^ n p , « . d | e d T n ^ l9 V « CT a a T ^ U n L ! ° Uv ^ ' I MIAMI, Nov. 21 -< /P j— On • n a rt o f tho nation president a t Urg* of the cham. request of Gov. Harold E. Stas, th e P V L “ thi; Ao m I. to r. said, commenting on the ail. • *en of Minpe.oU and Gov. fr? m ■ J re .^ .E u fh v«r anniversary m am berji.n S pess.H U Holland of Florida, chlans, and ,f , r . mestlng of tha State Chamber the county grshd Jury will In. re U m L f f l , a t ^ n a m a C ity t m - D r e r ^ n d 2 I veatlg.tc th ._ d c .th of Mr*. Han. who wa* I r e U r a Alabanuk I . E ' " rf Flcridlan can be proud n*h Ford Savage, of the 'record of achievement ilrowncil In Sunny Isles Canal To th* north and ea st of the made by hi* S tate during Ihr Apr. I. Appalachians aummar-lika tem­ past quarter ren tu ry,” She wa* riding with her hutllnnk* ps ratarea wore reported during said. “Our record* show that in hand, Charles E. Savage, at tho the day. IBt A we had a population of time. Just 54 days a fter their The midwest, however, was 893,403 and the U. N. eensu* marriage. chilly, w ith anew flurries in for 1940 show* a population »f A fter her death. Governor Minnesota and N orth and South 1397.4 tL _______________ Stassrn wrote Gov. Holland say. Dakota. F or a time ft wa* be­ ing Mr*. Kavage’s relative* re­ low aero a t Botto. Mont. Later ported “ mysterious circum stan­ Supporters ces” It warmed up with th* mer. surrounding th* drowning. cury reaching 10 abova. Governor Uolland asked fttat* Th* Chicago w eather bureau A ttorney George A. Worley for forecast an end to tho mild ua thorough Investigation and The Townsend Chib of the Fifth prosecution/’_____________ tem peratures In porta of tha Congresslotwl D istrict will hold It* monthly conference a t't h e Court House Sunday, with John W. TRAINING MOVIEH Weir, Florida Townsend rep­ CAMF BLANDING. Nov. 2 1 ^resentative to W ashington, a* UP)—More than ■ hundred tralnprincipal speaker. _____________ A t 1:30 P. M. the council board lag movise, all In aound are WASHINGTON, Nor. JL— -Bernard Bench, tha World of Townsend auopo store will meet (available a t th# new film library >d by allowed h y ttho add rasa by | for us* by various unit* sUtlonWar hood of tho Wot todgatri** to ho follow to here. Board, told tho Boooo Rules Mr. W alr a t 1KX> P. H . — r --------------------------------------------Committee today thrt vtoM -------------- Congrew acta Immediately *• control price* the notion will ho In “a situation acutely daogerOUO-. Ho r e m T U o advoc«y of orer-all prico central Uri*UUon rather tto f the •rioet»« . r t Italians Claim Counter Attacks Defenders Of Moscow Said Driving Back New German Attack Hupert Cavinrss of Ocala, stale Commander of th* American L*. (ion, mad* a short and u n e i. yectrd visit her* this morning V one of his stops in a visit k> all American Legion posts in th,- *tate, Joel S. Field, local legion commander, stated this Burning. Mr. Cavinesa is making these tislt* in an effort to Increase memberships In the Legion. Eleven new members were voted in last Monday, but the Seminole County post still is At paid up member* short a* com­ pered with last year's figures. past 2S yrera A hmlge podge of weather conditions over tho United SUte* Showdown Is Sough In Libya As Axil Armies Are 11untec By English Forces . F*rst Citizen 'Buys First Seal Cavinesa Visits City i In Regard To Mem‘ berships In P o s t State’s Population Doubled In 2a Y ean - I t : Wishes-, State Commander Makes Visit To American Legion Former Sanford Man, Boniske, Dies In Miami the c. t. o. »—— I coaTcntton today « * p « ad a rsoriation rattinf • • r a PokUc honatn g p r t f T U a a k a i lag tho n a itrid h a to a mlUioa l o a n a year to to n a il Hr# y ean . O ther r aoeU Uima included the H a a ra a i i th at Ut« C. I. O. WMII aayport tho objective* t o f a m era and a plea to •Id labor to attain lie goal*. Tho C. I. O. olao adopted • rooaWOao calling open M r. Keaotvaft u d ir e c t tho training of aelecteeo other aonrlro men for braaktag bo atopped British Are Within 10 Miles Of Tobruk After 80-Mile Gairi Parents Gather Last Night To Organize Children’s Gr o up |C .L O . Opposes Train­ ing- O f Selectees To Take Over Mines a ATLANTA. (In.. Nov. 21 —<A>— Dr. Waltirr Cocking, Dean of the School of Education a t the Unlversity of Georgia vigorously denied today the charges made against him in recent advertise, ments by Governor Talmadg*. I k e Governor charged th at Cocking advotfitrd the coeducation of race* anti hoe negro employees In office of the Urgent and a negro m erahtr of the board. ’’Most definitely thesa sug­ gestion* snd proposals ware not my opinions or su g g estio n ,'' Clyde' Ramsey will b* tha Cobm aster of the newly organised Cocking w rotr President Harmon Boy Scout Cub Pack which was Caldwell of the University. completed Isst night at tha South Side School before a larg* f a ­ thering of the parents of tho boys who will become cub*. It was announced today by Ned Smith, chairman of the Organ­ isation and Extension Committee of Scouting in the Seminole District. Rnniakr, former resident Mr. Ramsey appointed John antiDave dry-goods store m anager of K ridtr a t his assistant Cub Mas­ Sanford, died suddenly a t ki* ter. home in Miami Tuesday. A fter Present were representatives of leaving Sanford. Mr. Bonlak* and local Scout Troops, who will his family moved to Edinburgh, furnish the Den Chiefs for the Scotland, where they lived for A Cuba number of years. A t the tint* While the Den Chief* hav* of his death. Mr. Bonlaka was not been selected as yet, four residing at 1110 S. W. Twelfth den* were set up and four Den Court. Miami. Dads were elected. They are C. The deceased man is survived R. Reel, Irving Ratten, D. K. By his widow, Mr*. Nash BonleMcNsh and Ray Fos. ks; two daughters, Miss Ruby Each Den will m eet nest Boniske of Miami and Mrs. L Hi Wednesday afternoon for their G aunt of London, England; thro* first organisation meeting a t sons, MorrL and Raymond to the home of the Den Dads. The Miami and Edwin who Is o fllof Cub* did not attend last night. In tha United 8tatea Naval Air The National 8cout Council Corps stationed In Jacksonville. limit* the number of boys in • Funeral services for Mrv U4Bpack to 32. A fter the Pack Is b k a ware conducted a t tho Ooforganised and filled, new appli­ don Funeral Homs liF Miami cants will hav* tn w ait In o r. yesterday. _____ dar for vacancies before joining. The South Slda Parent-Taache rt Association will aponaor tha Pock. _______ N T M IIE R ■ Race Charges’* Against Dealt Are Denied Cocking Says Georgia Governor Accused H i m Falsely Chi Negro R u e s t i o n M em ber AsROc-tntcd I’ra w Holding g ring of bona In hi* Bottnllan last hand, th# figure ateres at hft false reports Inatrumoat far driving Into th* black mogft *f tbo unknown. p o rt of tho From tho rtog ft mepoadad ■ r r ... # | honey cord, cretobto by a earvriob to polish ad woo* left to by a largo spool. l a y TUIft. , Wednesday Mr. Tfllft WWt to th* place tho "hoodoo doctor’ bod boon staying bofore hi* or. not and rolls* Ud tbo curious belonging* of th* nagro. In a wa* found a collection barbs, magi* powders book on tho secret c a n ­ to Masonry. y t o o o of Bang tb* 'holoagiaga wa* block rob* and tb* black by ■ wblta idbr% :sr.u £ rs chain, uaod In tb* oorea»oft tbo “doctor.’ An tame* to inckoo high, ting tooth, lift* tho (pool to dho. about tight t< ‘ to p to tbo s o rt, murmurs o comptotod tbo _m ou tfit.' t o r weeds gad drop* tho epool. _ tbo dream hooka and was found a back entitled Aa tho spool slip* down tho cord tho action fte fto tho d a b spinto Mooao or tho Magftal slowly mad tbo b o b counts Art to K m U Among th* a rwriatlo* to tbo cp>oala« ptooo to «p*L n to II f i t I I S’, N„v. 21.- ( W ) —Calling American* *>«!• (iirrlewM barbarian*.'* and l‘rr«M«lcnt lliNMrrrll a ‘‘poor find’*, h r Robert l-clr, head of Ihf l .f r m r n I ahor Front, told 1.Vlion UNirrrw from U Muroprau roiintrirft that unIrBm Furopr findft hrr»air*, *h$* will hf rrii-hrd hv Am er­ ica | | r A**urrd hi*< lia lrnrra thai Howto* would fall In onr to*» (>r another. w* X iCfirtiifrd Praam Hi i l i ' l i :• “ittittvd f o r c e * n l\ u i f l i i n I d milt"* o f iu«The No. I n tfe rn of lh$* I ’nitctl State* buy* the fir*t t hn»t. •*i**trt'«l 'i'oliriik n f l i T nil 8 0 iiuli' :i<l\ ,-iin i* hi :tii h o u r a , m ta teal, to m>l the nutior ^ tubrrcutmii* iln v r I’r.-i.lt iit toiL iv .-I ,* n - t io r lt'il s e t ' k i n g vtlt la shown r«*rn\iti|f the stamp* front >*te\ih I* ml: III,- m .nil Innlii's of A xis who (traiifnnl the «r,u« t r o o p s in I i l n . i f o r a s h o w ilow II li.i lt l r A I'.i i ii - l i ' i H i k c s n i a n s n i d . " t i n - niiiin ImtII,- is n o t v e t Health Examinations For Domestic Employees Urged By Health Unit Elected Chairman Of Scout Group Volusia County Tax Roll Shows Increase *a IiI t i u la y . Though Irl 21 Construction of goaollno Italutn lutfh ,nimniuid *»| k . , - . i -i in,I lli-rnnin col■tinnlv su*lained” — iiniti<« in n.*w Mini h jittnckw In th« him lltTR tn h*» i defender* re-taurunlis and mmI.i fnutr. . vn lrnt tli»* dm-tor v x p lA i n r d . It iu n u t no m u c h to find <11 th a t t h e r x a n n n n t i o n .$1 • r»-"inrnfriilttl h u t fi*r Ili«- p r u t * , . 111011 of e m p l o y e r mid $•n«|*h»y«* . j Dr.** K»*rnmh Ntutml. Thi*- mnploy* *’ •' p to tfc lfd hfCAU’M* In* 1 1 1 know w h r n hi* iw n o t w ill mid cur* hrfcin t r c A t m m t l o f u n t - 01 ’. W a s h in g t o n , Nov. 2 i - w ,» The War Deportment has awarded the following contracts t J. B. Him* Electric Company, Palm Beach, FI*-. Installation of outllno light circuit, Oslo Mabry Field, Tall*has*#*. $14,049. Aqua Systems, Inc...New York. 8U I0I SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. «!.(BV -Tbo Ywfsolav steam * ‘ ‘ go Topic, which loot xr been reported sunk by re k k r near the cooat of Pan a rrived safely Tburaday a t ■ . me m-» dsw ing German Lock a offensive. I* picture,! m *r 1011 u aih| 1 *•«. ,|,,r In l.i-ndm,. said " l l i l l e r 's I,lit j^ktu-g in lln- East has complelely fa iled ” A l e a n armed lliiitsh tank Mint, siiinshing n* far a* HO notes iimiiIi- l.diya in a g reat , i i, n , ling n M e ise lit were re . i - . , i , d ..ffn-ially ln*t nighl t o ho ■,,,| v in miles sliml "f besieged ....................... ter defenses after f« him to ntop work I >III t long ... - nil Italian lank form to I h r cani* o f ny p ld lit 1 pt |mi lh** fu**t major tfa l of U. s . *••01 run rontin ui* to work whdt* • m u umtpriiilft undt-r tn - A t m e n t f o r t h r tliM iiet-j THh en d rat llrilixh spearhead « nd h 4 > i f r r c m p l o y f f . f n mi I in nopMlrd northw olw urd from tho utandpidnt o f th e rnipl - I Si.lt Omar, near Iht- Egyptian / than persons who do not know j fr„n| | l.r ,., Itexegh on the whether they have il or not. i , , nt uln ve a nmxe ,»f gttl* n„t pa-* the disease after Ihr, •■[ w It.itlsh gnrrisnn has lm e n ts hav* f, nr t r e a tm h.n • 1,,-,-n l„ , n I noon ....... (i.d.lmg _ not sinre mid.April. gi,,-n. Dr Kernish , late,I ta n k . A number o f D al ian dnnild .Emplnveea . . . . theni*elv*-s , , and tr.il Fascist prisonera were Vidunlurily take u number of • «.,|,*-n in an engagement enrnUto nmiii«|i,ins In order tn p n , t r r l |(|| | , |r ,.j «;,,t>i. a desert ra ra themselves and Insure thr,ii„-lves van point some A3 mile* agaiiMl a losa of employment, Soli Omar, iht- . onimuniquo said. should they contract n roinnium. The Russian line nlmv# Mmraid,- disease Instead of allow, rew appeared yesterday to bn ing il to develop tn the point ,f I bending back under thn shock serious impairment In their woik, ‘ ,,f non „f a series of strong, the ilm-tiir esplainiyl. new Germnn offensive* about It is the business pf the health ihn capital, hut the ’' ' u ,.Trn unit to aid declare in giving ex­ |{,*,| anchor was reported holding amination* tn rm plnyres hut not firm at Tula against violent U nk In treat them since they are cm. and infantry assault*. ployed and therefore aide In pnv At least 1 00.000 German for In-stini-nt. However, tho unit troop* were in fri-ntal action would -s••w, , ■ nnt ,--w six. tu rn,i wwwy away ■ anyone ■••J ,,,,’ around Tula, which i* 100 mllea ; nerding treatm ent. Dr. Kernfah below Ihr- capital, and about •aid. Volokolamsk, some 05 mile* to The examinations are given nf l)m northwest of Moscow, while the hands, chest, and skin as other large Invading forcea were well as of the blood, Dr. Ker- beating at thn Kalinin defense#, nish ,tati-d, ami a re mndu h> re ­ 30 miles slill farther northveal thn presence of syphilis, gonurthea, erysipelas or lyphoid. n Weather Florida's moat beautiful girls are Is.'in-r selected to act as ho*, tesses for the competing teams during their visit to Miami fnr tillOrange Howl football classir. 11 I’a rilv cloudy in the south sec­ tion with showers in the north portion Salurdav. Cooler in IK* north tonight and in the north cetrel portion Saturday. }j v----------:----------------- :------------------ Richard HoTtzclaw Signed To Sing For Chicago Civic Opera Company Richard l(o|tielaw , former fouling Hanford man and son of Mrs. Emma Holttclow of Ibis city, has recently signed a tw o-year con­ tra c t with tho Chicago Civic Op. ssn cs& * "‘“' •*— P > ft " lln - w -.t nf Moscow, lh" Rn»hmut « art* not under tihlitf ilmn mil, , Mn* adinilted tin- G e rm ans had hy law to tukf un *•x.inint.ilmii ,|,iv, n •> wedge into the defenso •Ifapitt* tht* fact that they tin ••inry a minmunicahh* iliNni f ti***, |,ii,i M.n-kv. Russian sm hassa- ■— The world'* longest aqueduct' that doe* not depend on gravitv will bring million* of gallons nf fresh w ater to Key West, where fishwrmen and to u rist always have depended on trapped in - rain — ww big domestic cisterns for Un-ir supply. •Thanks to lh* Navy, which is making this southernm ost United 8 tales city ■ m ajor ship an t subm arine baso, 135 mile* of 18.Inch pipe will bo strung acre** th* k«F* from on appar­ ently Inexhaustible w atershed at Florida City, Just south of Miami. Two Contracts Are Awarded In Florida il largo ii T .rrlfie f i g h ti n g t n i n t a n t rrqmn*«l t«» t.»kf i n, iir K r lm in , tsr, m iles n ^ M i w e a t twit t*->curly t x a m i n a l i o n I*v th ,,f M" , , , » w h e r e lh»- Russians Stuff lltiirl I'ninmiwiDii ,mi *I o r .Ininn-i l „ In- m f l t r l m g ''I fO . »*h»ir> t'liiplnyc* t*•* nttial Inks* .$ mend,»u-*' i.■•ininn lio-e*. rt'irohir t'xmiiinption umh r t *'it v In tin- Mnxhni'k -crlnr. f>7 III to , till' Wilt k m * III |tMk;$la Aqueduct Will Brihpr Fresh W ater To City Nov. mi I note .lefi-n-e nrv. ninl claimed thn footl diM i i s f In-o o i i i n W EST, is |h .. Sntn'l satin, dn-rrlbed niith, vt’iit’iftij ili<M’u*i’ t'otiuiilt.in; | "Ii IihmIv (igliluig in progress'' in ••f Iht* St i\t r lt<iin t| o f I It ait 11 ..............I..,- »f Sli'M'iiw’* 2 0 0 . DEI.AND, Nrv. 2 | — (S p c n .li Vnlu-ia county cnmmissuini-r, yesterday annnuncril tha- adoption of a IUt 1-42 tax roll amounting to $1,124,388 which showed >m inercusc of $30,UHI over , tinprevious roll of $1,093,1107. The new roll, prcparral liy lhoffice of Ta* Assessor W . Ilonit'r Smith, was hiiAfl on proper tv valuation-* of IttD.Kin.aV.tO, .t jump «»f shout th r r r ami one. quarter' tim rs Inb( yrar'fi l ‘J<i . 005.H71) mi a full riiah Vnhu* h«Bis in itrconlancu with (hi* n* w Stmt** law. KEY M'llh’ \ ,,t I o n, - IliiUBt'Wivi’t An* uriroi lit hav* thmr ilonti’tiit* h* 11» rxiiniinctl I •\ t h r i r phyMt’iiti, m o»r«l«*r I *• pro. l.llo ,m ,,f f,'ii«ivr. ninl (isssed ti'ft thmr f.Minin**, fioni m f n . I n ...niit.n all.it-k and repelled t i r u t ilhrmti't, hr. A | Kt’F , n> in, aim , 01,1 fnrnialions.” Ralph A. Smith Ralph A ii-1 in Smith «>** circl­ ed chairman „f the Di«l,irt Com. m ilter of lh<- lloy Remits f„r tIn­ coming yciir st n dinner meeting last nigk* at kiddie's R .-U tininl. it wa* list,-,| this morning by Ned Smith. Other office! * e lrrlr.l were Randall l ‘h»i*e a* a,lvi*< ry rlm irmnn and N'ed Smith as district cumnisnilrr. I'lan* were Cnmpleted to Imve a slipper at the Smith Side School nt A:3t) I’. M. on Dee. H. which will be followed liy enterlainm rnl and n Court of Honor in the nuditorium. All member* i f the troop com m itter and p at. ent.* are exported In atlond. p o n i'l 'I • r i "C81H{»Rir_Id 6 ir~ afU r his I pany broadcasts each Monday night o t 11:00 o'clock from Chicago with Gladys flwarthout. Idly Poaa, John Charles T bo. maa,' Rl*lu»rd Bon#iii, lieien Jan* -!! son and Richard W sntworth, tho •Ugp-nam# of Mr. Holtaclaw, singing loading rolss. During the weak from Nov. I to 15, Mr, lloltsclaw sang reloo In “Carman,” “ Lit Trevftto,** - contract w ith tbo San Corioo Opera Company expired. Mr. Iloltxclaw wa* employed by tbs Davidson Paxon Company In A tlanta, Go~ several years ago whan hft staging maritad him o scholarship to Louisiana E ta fa -UulMt i HF fa g iWB BdUfA " I l ls -T>' i g w i T g ' i " -iVr . : *1 mm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 19, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b8178bf745bc71f15c58c4fcc0e63c49.pdf 609f73a3a224e5be2056d509673feb6e PDF Text Text * * HOiTOAT, N q m g g m ir , in i T H E dAN FO U D bondmactera have written Percent Mote rep Uncos to the Orange Bowl committee sad replies from the are to ba made at tbe ite C ite To others bandmasters meeting to bo held In, tho northern port of the At Orange Bowl state this mouth. IAMI, Nov. 17 — (Speelal)— faar-dny Orange Bowl fr», which start* her* on Dec. will bo w r , rvprsenUllv* M d s than rrvr, it wo* Mid F at tko office* In tho SvyBuilding o f tho Orsng* I committor Reports reerlvM there show at least 26 per cant mart Florida cities will be represented la the feetire] than Mrtidpated a year ago. it* The major high school bonds h. Florida hart boon incited to jartkipote In the King Orange Jamboree parade on Now Tear's re* and also la the festivities attendant upon the football else- ALTM AN’SI USED CARS tS at” U M issing Bomber Is Sighted In Woods Present indication* afe that some SO bonds and marching units will bo In Miami far tbeae events. This will provide a mini­ mum of SjOOO trained musician*, hundreds of whom now are prac­ ticing ttheir march lag and their Using musical to be presented during th* feethraL In th* par­ ade they will appear a* unite, while at the Orange Bowl elaaelc th* bands will appear and play both as unite and ai a huge ST. AUGUSTINE, Nor. 17ct Special)—Dotonalnoid to gab Wo second low oa Urn Walter J Trorlo Memorial Trt tho moot Tih oM t pr tear competition, *i by Wolkor, of tho __ ___ „ _____ _ . jM i Country Clah. Orlando, Fla.; 1933 ha* already began lateral*# prep­ aration for hla appearance in the fifteenth anaaal National Championabip of Golf Club Cham, plena, to bo contested oeer S t AogaaUno Link*. Fohroary 14 to 21, Walker achieved Wa first victory In tho classic early la 1940. Since this motor event eras Inaugurated In 1028, only three players hove turned In two vic­ tories, and on# af this trio la Ineligible to etries for outright possession of the trophy. T. Phil­ ip Perkins, formers British i n s . tear champion, who scored here in 1931 and 1982. baa long lines Joined the professional ranks. Only Charles Whitehead, of Pta Infield, New Jersey, state amateur champion, and Carl M. Dann. Jr., of Orlando, Fla., re­ main In the running for a third have ml prep* completed for tho assign­ ing of two liaison men with each bond and marching unit These Mlamlaria will mast th* group* at th* city llmlta and will stay with thorn constantly during thoir Miami visit acting as guide*. In­ formation burr*u*, and connect­ ing links. This will assure great­ est fun for th* youngsters end th* Iran danger of any group appearing. Idte for any scheduled •vent. Th* liaison m*n ire re­ ceiving training to fit for this sorvice. c Woods* Roger*, first roysl governor of the Bahamas, h|d as Ms thief mission the elimination o f piracy from tho bland*. LEGAL NOTICES cotfirrS ^ • worsen FRESH | Trade-ins on the V N E W 1942 t ’ CHEVROLET Notice I* hereby siren that t am »*o*s*4 In kueln*** at JS* K ail Hccnnd Ht. Banford. Florid*. • Oder the rtclltlou* n*m* Andor•on a llrlfftth ' fu M r il Horn* end that I Intend to r*gl*t*r arid name pursuant so th* term* of th* "rlctltloe* Nam* nutut*'' with th* rltrh of th* Circuit Court of Seminole Count*. Florid* a. a . anna, Floridians wilk-se# will’- see 'Main again tAh..w Bosch, II4 w‘ »rn .es 'add. little Jthnny f#r two ‘sea­ sons a thorn in the aide of tho Otora, and CapL Charley San­ ders. a grew* tackle -who drop* .back to ' handle tho punting, as on well on Pat McHugh, a fine rophomore fullback. (mirriTit. Owner PuhlUh. Oct It. IT, Nor. I, tt. IT Coming in Often crown bora loot Pebruary, Walker waa ollabiatod la a thrilling O hole semifinal match by Richard Van Kloock, another Floridian, who oppoaad mark hi tho fiaaL t.'SZ'JZ tiaa. Hio roopocthro qualifye roondo otoea t m bare been 73. 74, 73, 74, 74. Last winter bo waa atroko bach of tho msdaliot, Frank Strafaci several tlmco Metropolitan a motear champion. Wlnnora o f tho National Cham* plonihlp of Chib Champion* line* to Inception In 1933 fol­ low: 1341—Bin Stark. Ponte Vodra C. C., Ponto Vodra Beach, Fla.; 1940—Bobby Walkar. San Joe* watosa, Wla.; 1937—Charles Whitehead, Foragate Country Club, Jamaeburg, N. J.| 1334— Claude Harmon, Dubodread Coun­ try Club, Orlando. Fla.; 1336— Charles WhRshagd, Laurence Brook, Booth BhW; N. J.; 1334 —Tommy Goodwin. Monroe Coun­ try Q u h lfanroo, Now York; 1333-Carl M. Dann. Jr- Orlando Co2.T,trL ^ Bb«** —T. Philip Ikrktns, Fox Hills Oolf Club, Stapleton, N. Y.J 1331 - T . Philip Perkin*. F o n Hills Oolf Club. Stapleton, N. Y.t 1330 —Howard A , Try on. Elmira Country Ctob,'• Elmira, N. Y. 1929—Can M. Dona, Jr. Orlando Country Club, Orlando. Fla.; 1923 —Robert M- Wingate, Mralclpal Course, Jacksonville, Fla. BANGOR, Mahw. Nee. 17,— (AT—Wreckage o f ' . miming twin-engined bomber waa sight­ ed from th* air Sunday In Junglelike Main* woodlands, 60 northeast o f this rity, by army pOota, who said they saw no sign of Hf* near th* crashed ship. Th# piano, carrying a craw of four, lost ite way last night whit* #n route . t o northeast air bass here. Throughout the sight no ward cam* on Uw bomber until boaters emerging from tho C R ^ O M U L S I O N wood* ot daybreak told of seeing fat Cm *)*. Chart Cold*, IroocU ft the plane and then hearing a terrue crash at 7:30 P. M—A short tmo after It wta do* here. Copt. N. L Hartenborg of th* air bos* **|d there were no In­ dications that any of th* a escaped alive, but the army clung t o the hop* that some of them may has* bailed out and th* ship continued on 10 or 20 mile* before It crashed. Pickets Turn Back W orkers A t Mines PITTSBURGH, Noe. 17 —UP) CIO United Min* Workers' picket* lata Sunday turned hock employe* o f o Youngstown Sheet and Tub* Company captive coal min*. It wa* th* first Indication the strike ordered b y •John l„ Lewis was being carried out. The men tuned back were about 60 coke oven workers of tho company's Buckeye hitne in nearby Fayette county—world’s greatest coke-producing district. Property Iflt&MlriM Town games sghrlnst tho rival from tho neighboring state. The Jackets may bo counted on for perhaps an even better show­ ing this season, as the gamo will. In a sense, be a football home, craning for three Georgia' Tech cquad members—Jack 'Hancock, Jack Faulkner, and Davey Eld redge. ’ , Hancock, a Junior, and Faulkner, a sophomore, are products Of Lee High school in Jacksonville, and Eldrtdge, another soph, M ia Ida Field. from Miami and Miami High. The Florida—no matter what lie contest will bo their flrat In tho previous scores may bo—annually state since high school graduation, turus In one of Its beat perfoien- and Coach Bill Alexander of Tech anew of the season luforn 1U has Intimated that ha may •tort alumni, and Tech, Just as con­ all three agalnrt the Oaten. sistently, plays oh# of Jta beet 1 In addition to these jhytt native It87 Plymouth Do- Mixed Drinks — Package Goods •— Beer 3Y TERM S u.l 140 Ctimotot Dalai* Pawn Sadan.... 060.00 140 Plymouth Da­ na Fordor Mm 676.00 . . IM8 Chevrolet Coup* rHh Radio.....! 415.00 p i n - I . : '. . . . . . Charroiat BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR Cab- • 385.00 OMamobllo Club a .... . 365.00 "Ford Forder ' ............ A N G E L’D E A T SH AC K Sanford Arena* Jut Off Of Geneva Arena* For Sale _ Tr »— Dwrilln* Dwelling al ,Tr at Is] is ] Ma£l* Maul* Arsnu* l/*« T and all I/U I lilk I Tr t— t ilo r r dwellElm A y* ?.lk ! ft. #r >1 f i t * 71 ,i0rv dw*lll" « •» >«* N- , w *4> B,h • Tr •*—* "t°nr Swelling at l* t j W. w 1* af Btk » Tr t*—I amall Swatting* at Southw’ V L '.r " * * **• * Jamegraalt* Av*. • «f. It* I t ef EHI af Din I Tr is —a *mall dwalllng* s| " r 0* ' Th,rt ■». » »d Mutorrr Ar*. tk S* 4. . Tr ' •m* l« 4w*Ulnes M N orthw M rom *r Thlnl * 1. **4 Tamariad Av*. W | * Tr I— Dwoillng 816.00 3 W.W.M.M, 895.00 . _____ SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF SEALED BIDS FOR THE CASH PURCHASE OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL b e Re c e iv e d b y t h e c it y o f b a n f o r d , FLORIDA. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AT THE CITY HALL UNTIL 6:00 O'CLOCK P. M. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1941. • BEE US N O W |For m Good Car Priced Right Chili— Short Orders D inners— Delicious Steak & Chicken 265.00 ALTMAN! IVSOLET GO W. tot Be k . . FI*. 111 W . F IR S T S T R E E T , ___ REGISTRATION NOTICE - The Registration * Books of tho City o f Sanford. Florida, V , open at tho City Hall, commencing Monday, Novem­ ber 3rd. 1341, for the purpose af registering for the General Municipal Elsetlon to be held oa December 2nd, 1341, and will remain open sack day except Sundays ind holidays up to and Including Novem­ ber 22nd, 1341. H. N. Boyer City Rsgfetrntfen Officer IlassiHed Advertisements HWAYS CON CRETE PAY FOR* 1 u th at. * Holly Av*. [* ' at SIS rranch Av*. » j r a I* T r T— t *lory dwaltlag at l*« Elm Av*. I f - ! . " " I * T f 9—* atoSy dwalllag as SIS (Aural Av*. Frartteoal lada 9 A S Rlk * Tr S—Warehoa** bids, a l a o n . n j ^ m im .r Kim Av# aad 4lh a t » w t » * * f»t ajiil l 1 TV *—7 Jtorv dwrillag at 711 W. Ill w ._ith Blk 7 Tr I— Dwalllng al t i l W. Ilk at Let S Blk 7 Tr I—Dwalllng nt 111 Myril* AV*. tecs*. Tha saving is In gas, tiraa and car re p a ir* $ t C oocrat* business, It lon g lift sad low upkeep prom otes cravaL A tow n an -fun ds which would oth­ coocrat* Is to o ra d d o s s f to erwise ba spent for rapair* ■it m irk rtn Mryll? lri? ^ Don’ t Uk* any chances on your brakes. Let ua teat them with our BBNtHX DECELEROMETEB at no cost to youl This instrument erill tell you Just bow good your brakes are—how quickly you can stop at different speeds. H*« bee" proven and Is used by the Inter-SUta Commerce Commission. For both passenger cam tad trucks! - U “ k * T' ' * * ' " • « *• » i * 3 N il J i m 7 B a lk I Tr I—I atdry dwelling at IIS Magna!I* Av*. Let I Blk S T r 2— t story hrtek bldg. = V . # R A S i . T AVb [._ ‘Lai S Blk ‘ • Tr *—* Stare dwelling nt SIS Palm.it® Av*. And concrata pavamaats— smooth riding, fijjU y tU blo 2. Sdaadic Investigation has proved that it costa stotof* lau less ao drive on eon*■ cram than on Inferior ear*f tana 4 * 7 aad 411 . Lot IS Blk K. B a n fo rd , F k * * « « • «•. Oaraar’* Mnykham Park llalgbta—Dwalllag al t* U FalmaUo Ar*. UA 14. Oaraetto Dak Hill Addltlea-^walllng Addltlea ' at n i l * i n ig h t, skid-raafetaai w vt o r d r y -g h a moaortata raka* AV *. tio a t i t c o m io e t.ii and sw ift tra ve l w ith 5A 7IT Y 1 • H m City has • Master’s Dud to iha foruoiaff prspartlea, sad thay art offered far safe subject ta City Uxaa for yaor 1*41, mad any unpaid stats aad cauty tax lien*. ' .U.S.IIs«»oO.Oi4l Tho City Od m M m rwarraa tho rifh f to aecayt or rajort oay or all bids. . « SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 1 N . P a rk A»a* ,l,a aarn** *»t- al IW ^ i s t i i * ratI T A V m ay |m Ugsd ttt COOipiSSS y o u highway aymamt at. tm* , , 7- m«| 9 T' •—-» *t»rr 4w»1H"» nl 1*1 Myrtle Av... H . N . S A Y E R , C IT Y CLRBK . P h an * S B R Y IC I watch repaired by icily know* bow. fer Magnolia Avs. SITUATION WANTED B y P A U L BOBINSON ETTA K O TT f MR'HAD HE'fW ATAM I. RTttNALTRLC* O n n sm Hm t r - A X v rtw rt ir a F » s • Qro. sa g a M IN E V ms* . i ' W. ■ • • , v " l . x .....................................; " �t Sanford I* The Only Central Florida City Affording RolL Hlghwa, And Water Transportation • SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A . The Amefccan Ballet Returns Russians ■ i■ Nipponese Army, Navy Are Ready NUMBER 6 M e m b e r A s s o c ia t e d Two Men Shot As Disorder Say Break Out In Coal _ ---------* Germans Retreating I n Panicky Rout A t Tula And A re Poorly E q u i p p e f Diplomat A sks W hy N ^ w d p a p e r s Are G l o o m y , Declares H e Is Optimistic to N o v e m b e r is , h m i Pennsylvania, W e s f *< Virginia, And AlarTV* bama Mines A ffc ed By W alk-O t W here 9 Died In Indiana Bus Crash RERUN. Nev. IK— , A G w w Wasbardaeat.Kta f * w t IW RaaaUno U #♦*raaU Um soother* p u t o f Home Guardsmen Are Mobi Eastern Arm ed Forces Said To Be Set For A n y Eventualities UMW CalifTout Me VlJ bership In tive Coal M i n e $ R * U n i r t i i i i Pvooo The Soviets announced today J a pan ese A m b a ssa d o r . l- . tthe k . Germans n _____________ ..____ e K kh faabu ro N om ura voiced' optim ism today • ov e r the ch*ROta fo r a settlement o f d itn I A r r f v l n j l ' , t the State Dapartm ent if o r a conference 1 With 8 «er«ta rv Hull. Nom ura . M ked reporters: "W h v a n |’ «M newspaper* h«r» all ao gloomy? Wa are very hopeful.” > la the Far East, Japan’s preailer Tojo declared, “ the Japan, eee array la ready for any oven, tuxllty." And Nary Minister Phlmada said, "tita nary has completed ell preparations to meet any chance In the situs. The UniUd Slates may offer Japan the status of an ally In. stand af foe as the basis for set­ tlement of critical Japanese. American differences, usually an. Health Unit Sets Up Equipment To Combat Spread Of Venereal Diseases In an effort to detect and cure diseases the health unit Mrs. Lula Moran, ofvenerea) Seminole County baa set up equipment to. tab* blood epcciOf Geneva, jWins meat for testaand least those Mmm df ftoniria;W a n e of the Mrs. Moran's esklblt consisted to willing of *a fried chicken, whole carrots and peers canned In medium syrup,” the home demonstration agent declared. The contents of the three Jan was ‘‘properly preserved" according to the Jud­ ge*, enabling th* Geneva woman to win fS o f tho cash awards which war# offered. Mrs. Wilson disclosed th* rules for oast year’s contest which will bo on a larger'seals. Eaeh entry will can n jar e f tomatoes; on* of string beans, one of o select­ ed vegetable, on*’ o f meat end on *,of frelL Altar n county slimtnatkm to J^te beat groun of canaed foods, selected by local entered In n state-wide coatee to represent Seminole County. Savannah Gets $81,250 For Sewerage Project malty Church, I at the Fer­ ne orial Hoenan had bean lit Mary alnc# wh*n~h* went ttorato at the h at Fallatoo, 1 I K Rev. bibtoe af tho terian Church ahd two years W M l, a r jp ila , 190 raUea< C lS osctj#; Thr Rusalana j H L surprised Nash feaa, U m n i l 'ran” throuch Mittal f P i c i r uddrnrear In " » | pH m en rout." •’ >•i A t the seme time, sources declared that very Germane are properly e ^ for winter ftfhUnf, The K * ri-moath toyr through Sooth America, i Ballet return to New’ York and nra U»r, Georg* Balanchine. The ballet wi A* an. of Seminole County's the "threcujar canning t°r quaUty-' contest, Mrs. , Lula Mary Minister, D e t r o it , people not sbla to pay a private physician, Dr. Dsn Cone, admin. Instrmtor of the unit, said this facilities for. the blood tests n to anyone, however, and The presence of rataTeal diseas­ es In Florida hat become serious, with the ttoto leading the entire nation In number o f cases per thowand person* tasted In Selec­ tive Service onamlnstlotts, Dr. AI. Kentish, venereal «U*es»c con­ sultant of tha State Hoard of Hmlth. mid todoy. Dr. Kentish I. In Sanford - for * week to train nureas and employee* of the health unit hi administering blood teats and Ueamont of venereal illilM I l Th# negro population is the sest of th. disease* a* »»*■ ^ drwft doctor* show that from 40 board to th* Itorith units of th. counties and h htom iP by tbs unit to M . that the Infect„f U . pminiv Health Cemmitts*. said W o “ ( t £ T health unit JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 1 & - would be dlm tod towards examW i—A tentative grant of |8IA*0, which la to bo mnlchod by tho Inin* food handler* employed in d ig of Bavnnnnh, Ga., for on extensive sewerage project, has been approved-by defense public weeks. Lester M. Marx, regional director, said Monday. Final approval of tho grant not had one bosald. “ A P*mo" Anny v t Crashes also claimed further socteaeae 9* the Leningrad front, elatesMg recapture of positions held by the Germane for two months. , In the Crimea, the Germans claimed "devastating blow s*'.1° fortifications and port facilities at Sevastopol, the Russian Black Sea naval bane, while the lnfa>* try reported fighting before Ujc city's outer defensea. The Ger­ mans also said their troop* worn advancing further Into the Da*, eta river basin In the Ukraine. Hitler’s long gray column* ap­ peared teat night to M to aefmounted the last obstacle MV* one before the western Ceng >• ■us, but it was equally ajMZO t that hla armies of the norOb.Md center war* hard pnt to . ho <1 their own upon harsh and ’Bren" battlefields where the wore* tol* Vhtle the Carmona wei port separated from Cauroala by a strait at ona point only two miles wide, tha Russians were proclaiming that tho weary In. voder was In rstrtat in thrr. sectors about Moteow and before Leningrad had bean driven nut of position* which ho had held for two months. In ona o f tho thro. Moscow theaters—that of Tola, about 109 miles south o f tha capital— tho retreat was described In Soviet aecouota as a ludricrous flight of eight miles. There, the official Soviet news agency declared, th* Nasla were thrown "lata • panic-ilrickcn rout,” In i s m eases leaving be­ hind their unaoten lentil por. ridge and In tha southern out. skirts of Tula "running down th. froatly street* In their un„ dsrwear.” Extraordinary qoantitlas of war material* war* declared to hava fallen Into Soviet hands. About Kalinin, 0» mil#* north, west o f Moscow, and Moihalrh, 85 mltoa to tho srOSt, ton praclpltat. German rstlramcnta warn reported. l a tho former sector tho Russians wet* mid to have recaptured throe ooUlamant* on th . w .s t book o f th* Volga River In a continuing advance, and at tha latter they claimed to bavo forced the Piotv* river to without Interraptioo^, veil «ald: mu*t Nina persons died in the flaming wreck­ age of this Cincinnati.Chlcago bus which col. lided with a pasyenger car three milra Kn»t of Ruahvllle, Indiana. Ten •Ihrrii.wgJ'o serious­ ly Injured. Tho bus* rolled down a 15 .font embankment Into a creek bed and burat Into flame#. Thla picture wa« taken three hours uftor the crash and shows the bus still biasing. 30 Attend First Schools Receive National Sale Of Gathering Of $3,278 Payment; Christmas Seals $16,390 Was Due Will Start Soon T ou rist Club A lot id of $:i,.'7H was received by the County tndsy fo r teach, Arm itage, . . H i g g i n s era aalarira troin t hi- Ktatr thuiigh the rrgulnr monthly pay. W e l c o m e Visitors rarnt should have been <18,.100, W. I.nwtun, school superinten­ And Outline Plans T. dent, stated today. The payment to county schmil* Thirty tourist* and winlrr wa- short last month and the resident* attended the flrat meet­ total arrears arc now <20,224.ing of Sanford’s Tourist Club 10, Mr. I^iwton added. The bal­ last night at the Tourist Center ance of thr money needed fur the teachers' payroll must lie on Lako Monroe, Mra. Muyme borrrwcd from local banka and Hodgkin, entertainment director the Interest on the loan paid out statrd today. of arhool funds. E. M. Armitage ami Edward The shortage will probably last Higgins welcomed tho visitor* on until the middle o f January ir konalf of Semlnol. County by; the first of February when the mentioning some o f the enter­ ' money for automobile' llcrnae tainment planed by the various lng» -tarU to come in, Mr. Ia«w. civic clubs. Kiva boat trips anon- tun said. sored by th. Lions, Klwiniana, The regular monthly payment* Jayceet. Chamber of Commerce due from the State amount to i tha Rotarlana will take place- til).100 while the payroll for ring the season, along the St. teachers la <18,888, leaving n Jobna River and Ita branches, diffrrrnc* that la paid out of while Mr. Armitage has plsnned County and District fundv 0 musleol program for the win­ To data the State should have ter guest* at an early meeting. paid <40,170 In the County According to Mrs. Hodgkin, achoid* fer teacher*' salaries but tho gathering was enthusiastic only <22,048 ha* been re. abotot aq informal response made rtived, 'M r. Lawton said. This t o r , C, Herrick o f New Hamp­ leave* ; balance of <28,221 due shire In which ho remarked on the County by the State. C County since h. visited her. . few Mg.an. agot Tho next meeting la scheduled fdr Nov. S3 arid the members will •Met officers for thl*' season's activities, Mr*. Hodgkin rondud- Episcopal Church Electa Vestry Men Airline Tells O f Financial Set-Up H. H. Coloman, & 0 . Gray and rry B. Lake, senior partner sdeburg Thai mann Corpora. New York Invootmont.houM, his firm was tasking the y* company tad bald 49,- • t was the principal ejwaktr at the Kt-ml nolo Countv Teachers club meeting last night at tho Ovledu school. Dr. Edward*’ them, was "Edurstlonsl St res ms", which con­ cerned education from th. first grad, through high school. Miss Edna Chittenden made a report on group Insurance fur tcschers. Mr*. Whltohaod, representative of tho Laldlaw Company of Chi­ cago and aa expert In teaching and speech, will sddrras the teacher* of th* West tjld* PrL Mary, the South Side Primary and Grammar School and any other teacher* that would like to attend on Wednesday night at 7 AO o’clock at tho Grammar School. Mrs. Annla Thompson presided, end the program was arranged by Prof. b. C. Steele of tho Officers Named At Luncheon Meeting To Manage Drive National sale of Christmas seals will commence Nov. -I, Mrs. J. I„ Ingley, chairman fur thn Seminole County Tuberculo­ sis Association, announced yesterdsy at the lunchron meeting of the organisation which was held in tho Valdes Hotel, Officer* of tho local associa­ tion who will manage the drive in Sanfonl are: Mrs. Volie Wil­ liams, president; Mrs. lAiurmu llml, publicity chairman; Mra. Ituth Scott, treasurer. Several women were appointed as chair­ men to canvass neighboring towns: Mr*. It. E. True, l-ske Mary; Mr*. F. E. Gelaler, Fern Park; Mr*. A. E. Morin, Genrva; Mrs. II. D. Haldsman, Os­ ceola; Mr*. II. R. Gray, I^nigwuod; Mr*. W. II. Ilallard, Alta­ monte Springs; Mrs. K. 0 . Ilrant. Lake Monroe. Minnie H*l|, rolored sehuol teacher, was appointed to act aa chairman lu the negro districts. llr. Dan Cone, director uf tho Hrmlnolo County Health Unit which Is tha preventive brunch uf physics! care In tha county, was guest at the meeting In ad­ dition to Miss Lila Mao Con­ an of tho Maternal and Child Ith Association of tha Htste of Florida. Dr. Cone analysed the unit's alms ami program for the com. ini( year by nxplalnlng that tha unit staff will treat no ease* with the exception q f venereal (tTscaaea and dupe rue only hook­ worm medicine. * However, since chljdren of Indigent famillee need preventive medlelnes, the presL dent authorised a check to purchase cod liver oil for the unit’s use. The treasurer reported that a total of <400 baa been expend­ ed by the association In tha tost year through whtoh eight fansfiles were. aided by various means. Thirty-one x-ray* wen made, and educational work wa* carried on for Indigent famillee aa wall as furnishing nurses and medical supplies for thorn. The cash talanco an hand to <501.58. An announcement was mad* of tho Annual Tuberculosis Institute for directors of County Health Unite to ta held at the Blots Sanitarium In Orlando an Dec. t Priority R ating O f and 3. Tho medical staff of tho State Sanitarium and Dr. Lynn* Arm ing Shipa Given E. Bakar, director of tho DhrL Ron of Tuberculosis, State Board of Health, are staging tho In­ —Secretary of Navy Knox an- stitute. Ah \ J ‘ • ! . -f 74V, V >iV * i , c •' . .> KflC ( plai__ "tORCH” . A e e n p le ffd . 4 f. Tjihnr (lirtonlrr*. including the shooting of two m«B, hrnkc out nt {he .Mtriko-affnctori captive mine* in Wegk Virginia anil Pcnnnvlvanl* 1 ilnv a.a I’rraiilcnt Hoosovelt It "Ha reported ready to exedf full iMiwera of thu govorpa ment to get priHluction ills aumeti. I* United Minn workers called odb ita membership In the captlvq mine*, owned by steel —T in t e d which use coal, yesterday, lloi'acvclt has raid coal mast bo mined to keep tho vital , M tol mills in operation or armamritta In Alaliama, Governor Krynk Dixon ordvrrd home guard\RBM--*S to he mobilised, dur tu the Bit* ,, nation created by the atliko "of 8,000 miners and thr thrsatenad Strike In the Fairfield plant of the Tennessee Coal, Iron Slit Railroad Co. About 200 home guardsmen moved into the llirmingham arrar, center o f the state's steal industry. ' Two negroes wrre wounded In disorders at the U. 8. Coal A Coke Co., at Gary, W. Va. Labor legislation was dlscuaaed at the President's weskly moat­ ing with congressional • leader* but there was no Indication whan thero might be action or whot type of legislation might ta virwed favorably t> ytho Admin* islrallon. Tho Presldsnt moved In an­ other field to avert a threatened strike o f . railroad employes by n Inviting the trailer* of both man. xgrmsnt and labor, to n White llouao conferenco today. I Crash Is Fatal To s Marine Corps Pilot 4 PENSACOLA, Nov. IS — <A>> — Apparently leaping too lata from his falling plane. Limit. Curti* R. Vanifsr Hcyden, 37, marine corps flight student o f tha Pensacola naval air station, crashed tu hla death near hero yesterday. Naval officer* said hla para­ chute wa* partly opened wh*R thay' found hla body about ilx miles west of the city, after n long search. He wa* flying alont. Ha I* survived by hla p*rants, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vamlsr Haydsn, of Los Angelos, Calif. Cadet John Angel Is Gridiron Star i Cadet John Angel, eon *| Price Angel o f Sanford, to making an outstanding record on tta gridiron at Columbia Military Academy at Columbia, Tenn. On* o f tho Bulldog*1moots ■latent performers, John hi* noma when ta starts gath­ ering tho** heavy duty yard* from tta flrat string *fallback position. To date John tag gained more flrat downs On M* plunging ability than any ottag offenahr* medium of ‘ tho Ball* SONG SIOUX PALLS, 8. D.. Nov. I —W )— It woo bound to tap. moat tei nt. Firemen sanrsnd a coll, shursh i and th* dining n o n furniture data and th* radio blaring: “ I , I ^ p fo d u o gsBf. IW Pistol M atch T o Be ' A ‘ f, and ships without 9*1*7 SIlA. r without InUrttipliMt. Bad th # !* It American peapl. and ttalffj rovernment or. del*risl**4 that we akall have them.’’ l L Dlotro oM £ i dn "u w ^ iyr * • ' ^ “ W. need -gan*, tai I'lsTira. and Alps sad • ira* of the outstanding stares of common stack. Ittmg a • ltot of other Iden, U ka mid WO,000 M raised to pr.mote tho ite, which weald extend loaton to y tom taste at sad New Orleans, and t* an addttioa to <78,000 , CAw jr-.* In ■ mrasagk |. fj. I . f annual raavSWties ’ ■Hm W. A. Lofflcr wore cUcUd to Urn vootry o f Holy Cram Epto, WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.ss<A*> copal Church at Urn annual Pal —Seaboard Airways, Inc., told risk copper told last night at a Civil Aeronautics board hear­ ing yesterday of , It* financial t l too activities of th* Pariah Homo. Ml-up following IU separation Mtoetion and curing from tta 8c*board Airline Rail­ l i t i r to to cot down way whose sppllcstloit for • damthat cseisa peopto north-south sir route tho new S T *. ' asylums and ostupany took over. U f fnir to th* State, taggggaun only h* nov . ir .— —Presldrnt Hnosevslt today , sailed on th. C. X..0* « o ^ r*'*KW •UPTmlhl by , ' �1 P A Q tffe o Hickory and whit* oak, which Tahiti #xpo#t* normally »arh n r 12S.000 ton* of whosphor. weigh' more than two ton* to ih, is.useful In the making of coni, are equivalent In fuel vslu* to a ten o f **•!. ICE REVUE-mi The Coal Strike The Sanford Herald AT THE floo r TUESDAY, NOV. is. i eel BIBLE V E R SE FOR T O D A Y 'THESE IS AN rVNKR WORLD THAT NO MAN HAS FOLLY MASTERED HEIIE IS A CHALLENGE TO GREAT AD­ VENTURE: II* that I- flow to anger 1* brttrr than the mighty; ana . h* that rukth hi* spirit, than he that takath n rity — Proverbs 18-Jia. SEA LEVEL (From TUa Christian Krivhor Monitor) Having mine U> the dig* of wa. tar, Itara at lait wa lirokr fa-t, gtlhan ,1 aaawta<l, dug for rlmne, peeked atonr* round and warm, covrred them eaab agairut each, ■tola In)at the rrrarrnt hrnrh driftwood to fire, striking a match to flame, Slad that we came. Forests that trailed Iwliiml u», that Interlaced ready to catch a walat, exploring beyond a copper line of ihora, troabled no more. Roeta that tripped, leave* on the darker ground, dank, without eouad, W*r» on# with the pait. Hero was n atretch of ira far company. Having c«ma to the edge of wa­ ter, through leaning granges, gmok. of barberry, beach-plum In savory masses, having pushed anVIi'-iL-cp Into sunburned fonm. kinds and virtually everythin* needed for the defense of this country. The issue between John L. Lewis cad the steel men, is over the dosed shop. Mr. Lewis contends that n» one should be employed in the coal mines which the steel coti> panies own end operate solely for their own use except miners who belong to Mr. Lewis’ union. The steel men li»slst that If more miners are needed for the production of coal and the CIO union is unable to furnish them, they should be recruited from the ranks of unorganized labor. This issue has been taken before the Defense Media­ tion Board and decided in favor of the ateel mea The Board held to the view that it or the government had b o right to deny to anyone the privilege of working in the mines simply because he didn’t belong to Mr. lewis’ union. President Roosevelt joined the in going oo record against the cl ■hop principle in the captive mines. Throughout his entire life the President has shown hie great sympathy for organised tabor. During the nine >ears of hi* Administration more progressive labor legislation has been enacted into law than during all the previous ad* ministrations in the country's history. No une since the United States became a nation has done more t-t labor. There are those among hie political supporters, as well as among his enemies, who hare felt he has been entirety too indulgent toward labor. Be that as it may, to moat impartial observers It now looks as if Mr. Lewis were biting the hand that fed him. Mr. Lewis has reached hie present dictatorial stature largely through the legislation enacted under the Roostvelt Administration. Prior to the enactment of the Wag* ner Labor Relations Act, Mr. Lewis waa practically un­ known outside his own bailiwick. That and similar labor legislation made possible the rebellion of the UMW from the American Federation of labor and the creation of Mr. Lewis’ own CNX Apparent* ly the government in its desire to moke labor atrong enough to secure fur itself a square deal haa created a Frankenstein which now threatens of devour the govern­ ment. A n a matter of fact, Mr. Lewis will probably tell you that it la President Roosevelt who la now biting •be liand that fed him. Didn’t Mr, Lewie personally contribute some $500,000 out of UMW funds to Mr. Rooaovelt’a 1936 pres­ idential campaign T Haven't the mlnap In parti:ular and labor in general been among Mr. Roeaevelt’a moat ardent supporters at the polls In three elections T A delicate situation k created by this eoel strike iij the midst of defense preparations. Taking over the coal mines with the Army may not be aa simple as It baa boon where factories have been dosed by strikes. It might easi­ ly lead to bloodshed. It might precipitate sympathy strikes among other miners und in other industries. U might hope­ lessly divide the country at a time when unity is esaentisl. Marguerite Jauvrln Adams **'' Th# man who poMunrd tho*e P ’JfaphePte has been found. Hi< rfould he turned nver to tho re^Mjitnlag elephants.____ President Roosevult wants an. ■(her eertn biUlon dollars for Ued-leaae aid to somebody. Itet- rccond best In the encounter. I*. P. Sheer, dty recorder, while onrouto to Bay St. ■Sy wait aad aa* If he run keep ' ♦ e factory wheel# turning first. fouls, Miaa., where his father ia'eoriouoly Ul, collided • Jap* era right now via. t tbelr agreement with 1*— lias by aemling - additional troops Into that country. What good would another treaty bo With them? ________ Lax Green la going to run for Ckuuicaainan at large, all right. 1* a Tempo ipaeeh he throw cold, water on tha ahlp renal.—Part liver* Nawa-Presa. — And eftev ifl these years? ______ Booster Tydlnga of Maryland nay* ho woeid not follow a n#narnl who did not keep dlsciptino in hia supply linos. That’s th* way some prapl* f#*l about praaidant Roosevelt and the labor Gov. Holland la really gole* after gambling In Dad* (Miami) county. II* la bolding tha sheriff (bora directly responsible for law violation*. And th* thotlff soya ha can, and wdl. put a FURNACE with a cow on the highway near Dede City Friday night The ntation wagon he was driving rolled over tho ditch several time*, but none o f the party wok seriously Injured: Neither was the cow, hut the etation wagon waa body uumagta. Then David Daimwood discovered that one of P. W. llarwr.rdV cows could not be bruahed off the highway even with a 1941 model automobile. Tho discovary, node «n route to I’unta Gorda, resulted In the wracking of the ear. and injuries to tho cow that made It necessary to kill It. ■ " ,h“ TOO L A T E TO CLASSIFY 8peaking bafon the • y o u . eon leave Ore place open steady, tto- Noif e YOU’LL FIND IN art, too — your BEST OP Liquors O. !>. f a r b h l l . p r o p . (formerly Boggott’a mate) l.lqunr MATHER AKTADR next flow er needs C A LL M RS. PIPPIN # Graduate of New York Denlgn School *Telegraph Delivery Service Southeastern & Florida Slate Florist* Aas’e 'a . 8anford, Florida W . F V at St. i N A M ilS • ■<c i i s r 11 p p a in t a — lSpecial)— Traova at Camp BlapdUig will eat their moat eiMnehr* and sumptuous meal of th* month an Thanksgiving. Th# average coal . mas n dav for garrison ration# Is about 44 cent* but on Thursday, Novem­ ber 29. th% dav’e cost win be Mdh RAD IO N E W S WDBO 8:00 UP New* 8:10 Three Slater* 8:16 Vole* o f Broadway 8JO Outdoor* with Bab Edge 8:46 Th# World Today 7 JO Mira lea gad Mtlodka 7:15 Saai Cuff 7 JO UP Newa 7:30 Sacond Hasband 1:00 Boys Town 8 JO Arkansas Travalar 1:55 Elmer Davia and the N 0:00 W* The People 9:30 Report to the Nation 10:00 Ciena Miner 10:15 10:80 10:48 11:00 11:30 ttlOO 12:05 Publlo Affair* Sports Reporter frtw* or the -World Guy Lombardo Orthei Blue Bh t m Oarkeatn Union Welle, a m 81gn O ff 6:20 Norman Basalay and Fla. Cowboys 7:08 Breakfast Brevities 7:45 UP New* 1 4 4 The World Today • il l Organ Mood* |:90 Three Acta 8:46 Ringing String* 9to9 Tfowall Drew'ji (II I Ahwrtean Bchoel Be S i LAKE M AR Y Phone 758-M, V A R N I S H IS • V J A tt h lD t in s M O H S ■l >l A S ') Blinding Boys To Got Big Meal On Thanksgiving Day und Picture Fram ing [ T A W T « T T U M I M lA P O U A B T ltS Mr. end Mn. A. W. Tomkin. sou have returned from North Wilmington, Massachusetts where they spent th* rummer. ____ Phone Mr. Bad Mr*. A. K. Appleby 111 Park A rt. had Ur** *f thair dsaghters vlaitlng them racvntly, Mrs. Charles Markham of Jacksonvilla. Mi*. T. J. Blsaatt and dangktev Morten of Miami, Mr*. L. M. Toy ter and son, all# of Jacksonville. ^ * Mrs. R. M. Ball waa a dele­ gate Irose the Lake Mary School First, second and third prizes will be awarded to at tha P. T. A. State convention the persons suggesting the beat slogans fo * the la Tampa recently. City of Sanford in the contest sponsored by The Tho flrat class Is the First Merchant’s Association. acted by Mlta of fteiiford waa The slogan I suggest » : ny night eg tha G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS Sanford Slogan Contest z j z at tha Monday night etess which atarte at •*> P. M. bis Pttenda #f Mrs. W. T. Wisecup.will be glad to know that ah# la Improving although the I* atUI confined to her hem*. Bay H#w*n. J r , of Wayvroas, Gte, spent Dm yreek end with hie parents, Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Roemll. The aaen ef the • e»-T ’H**’*■ 1 t •• Your Nome. A ddress AD entries must be turned in to the Aldon 5c ft 10c Store by Dec. 1 and must not contain more than, ais words. * QUAKE JM SALVADOR MAN SALVADOR, Ner. U - of the Florida Rmearch i m k don, told nowapapoi iajka aa tntsrastW story o f the week being THE LINES Arcades Package Store BAUER for ALL Fine with r new Lemery i n ■I b m k g floor far■MR. Bajoy the heat whOe rev pay. 190 men. Breakfert will consist of ban. anas, cornflakes, milk, hit eakrs. syrup, butter sad coffee and supper will be pressed ham. mn. caennl and cheese, cucumber pickles, breed end butter, canned prune* and cocoa. Th# day** big meal Is iltkhfc Capital Casualties which will bet Fruit cocktail, celery, olives Two more Areadiofia made contacts with Florida row# tad pickles, roast turkey with oyater dressing, candied sweet on Florida highways during the poet week, and came out Cow Arcade - • Package Store done In'gncoearl SI tenpad resource* of out Ho exhibited g plaeUs "Th* Tamp* Thna* suggest* that If American soldier* are_ to U sent to Iceland, and other < h»t a n Joint*, north, south, east ead 1prinklets. west, they should set a* Ammri- ] ya m * £■Cwo^iicv - s r scana do« rfort 7oa * slb. i • t l a Herald hsar* lhal the 75. ■agr-okt camallle hteh at the haunter (dub U battet steadily whaabad t* placee by avar-SIJ. thuakatl* gardener* reaklny cat- dec* to Th* City ahonld •teka Immediate atep* to. protect thte hsub ea It l* oon hf the .oldest ead flnaat seocimaas of jf? u ' .. • -v» Sc siev'd *A. >, c f �« \ P A iE rr y O T g ^ B C R 1 8 , - j M l P e r s o n a l A ctivities E BEAL, Society 'alendar H a n d Senior depart- v B W o m a n 'i Club will in the dub house KS-T o’rlock for or the club and their . also for the Seminole County teachers. An rntvfta le­ jn i program has been arranged iiwhidlng dancing, bridge game* *88 Chinese checkers. Hnstre.e* will be Mra. R. E. ToUr. Mr*. John Miller, Mrs. James Moughton, ami Mra. Charles Morrison. Reservations may be made ly telephoning Mrs. J. W. Lyles, 792-W. WEDNESDAY The Clvfc deportment o f the Woman a (-lob wid have a covered dish luncheon with • Mrs. (,. p. Herndon and Mrs. P S. I.unison aa hostesses. Sponsor of ihe progtavn will be Mrs. J I- Ingley, the subject: “ Tuberctilosni.” There will bo n call meeting of the board of manager, of the Woman'* Club at 12:l.r, r'clock, preceding the tunchism meeting of the Civic department. The ladies’ Auxiliary, Temple B«th Israel, will .pon.i r a bene, fit bridge at the ■‘•immunity Center beginning at K.Otl I*. M. The public has been extended an invitntinn to attend. THURSDAY The Woman's Club, under the direction of Mrs. J. W. Hall, will aew for the Red Cros. during the morning session. The Towniend Club will have its regular meeting in the Court House at 7:.'tn I*. M. ’ The regular meeting o f Settle Inole Chapter Two, (I. E. 8. will meet in the Masonic Hall It 7:30 P. M. The covered dish supper, which was previously announced to be held at that time, has leen postponed. FRIDAY The 80.50 Bilile Cl*«s of the Methodist Church will hold its eleventh annual barbecue at the church annex at 7:18 I*. M. AH members are invited to attend. The Azarian Class of the First Baptist Church will meet nt the home o f Mrs. W. C. DeCoumev. on Eighteenth Street, at 10:00 A. M. to sew for a needy fnmily. A covered dish lunch will be served at tha noon hour. All membem arc urged to attend. E d lU v Circle Of Garden Club Has Meeting The Dirt Gardener’* Circle of (ht Sanford Garden Club mat at the ham* t f Mrs. & C. Dick, ■reon Friday morning wtth IS membara anawarlag roll calk Mr*. C. W. Baker waa welcomed int# the Circle. Mm. W. B. Shippy, chairmen, announced a garden forum would nrm in niuiar r a n , nui. in, 19 and 30th. She ah® reminded the member* that the first week In March baa been deaignated as "Garden Week" and auggeeted that garden* should be planted with that thought in mind. Mra. H. II. McCaslin, beauti­ fication chairman, ask*4 fur do. nations of pink and white oleaft. der bushes for the hospital grounds. She also announced that a garden center would b# * * tablishrd In Goldsbero and Georgetown under tha aexpires of the Colored Woman's d a b . Mrs. II. II. Heeren announced 3.134 plants had been exchanged during the summer months and October. Mra E. I. Hoy told o f plans to beaattfy Lake Shore Boulevard in eo-nperatlon with the Junior Chamber of Com­ merce.. Mra. Dickerson, Garden Center chairman, announced a nlaat -ale Nov. 12 at the Garden Con. ter in Smith's Furniture Stare and requested members tn bring plants to sell. Mra. n*er*n read the report on the district meeting held In New Smyrna recently. M n. M. C- Swingle announced a Florida Garden Clnbs Recrea­ tional Research Contest and af. tar an Informal dlneasskin plans were made to start work op It immed lately. At the close of the business, group B displayed many Inter­ esting and beautlfnl flower ar­ rangements, after which a buffet luncheon waa served by the hos­ tess, assisted be Mrs. Andrew Carraway and Mrs. Hey. Those present were: Mrs. Car. raway, Mrs. A. L. Collins, Mr*. J. B. Gahan, Mra. Hasten, Mr*. J. C. Hutchison, Mra. Hay, Mr*. II. II. McCaslin, Mra. Dtckeracn, Mr*. Clyd# Ramsey, Mra. R. W. Ruprecht, Mr*. W. B. Shlppy, Mra. Geo A. Speer, J r , Mr*. Swingle, R. W. Ware. Mra. „ - - Mra , .. H. M. Wataon, Mra. Rj B. WlgM, Mr*. Hanry Wight. III. Mrs. B. W. Wlik* and Mrs. C W . Bak*r. Mm. A. K. RoMctter returned yesterday from Miami where she spent several days with relatives. an. I Mrs. S. V. Doudney rft for Fork Union, Vs., they wIII visit with their I, who i. a radet at the Injon Military Academy. Mr. and Mr*. L 11. Steele and children, Joyce and Walter, re. turned yesterday from Newark, Y.. where they have been for severnl niunlh. Braxton lluntlfy 1in<« nrriv.'d from .SpnrroWN Ftmit. Mnltiniorr. MU., to vMil taith hit unndm o. thfr, Mrn I,. (Iiuw, mill other rrlativn , fur :i «lmrt whila* Chairman Elected By Little Theater Club Fish Authorized To Talk Of Propntfanda Father J. J. Kellaghaa m l elected to aerva a* chairman. of the board of manager* o f 'Ibe Little Theater Club at tha moat­ ing of the group in the Woiaaa** Ctub last evening. The board member* whs** name* were submitted by the nominating committee compoaodal Mm. Lnurine Ileal. Miss Mar. Jotie Cugburn and Walter Hayae* at the urgmnixation meeting were elected m follows: Mrs. Maksim MarNeill. Mr*. Irving Ffeiabarg. Mr*, tiuy l>. Wood, Misa Caro­ lyn CogNirn. and Iter. M. B. r-arkrtt tli.. Marjorie Cogborn »* » elected as secretnry-traaatirar. A publicly committee corapoaed of Mn. huirme Beal, Mia* Sarah .Sheldon and (iuy I). Mood, Jr.. wa< oppointnl by the board were ul>o the following: commit­ teev Mn Frank Shames, make­ up director, Mian Marjorie Oofhum an. I Frank Shaman, COttuine dirvetom; (bin- Lawrence, musician, and M If. Sackett, ®tandmj t«*i'hnician. I'lun® were inadi* to present m »Hort ikit ut ti»r n«xt meatimr o f tin* duh to which the pabfit will U* irivitnl, in nnler arouse ^ Interest In the Which l® Ite'lll^ ®|Hiii'Mifi><i WASHINGTON. Nov I* t.-T — The House o f Repre-i tr.atrve' decided Mondsy that it n. ul.| !».• • 11 right for Krpn-m-hi BARGAIN DAY -Crime Doesn't Hay” Short Paramount News Tomorrow, Thursday Fi«h A. K. ROSSEnER; Florist FLOW ERS OF T H E HIGHEST tJI’ A l.lT V WITH THE REST OF S E R V IC E ! WE AUK ECU ll'l'K D TO F IL L M l, OKOEILS I'K O M IT IA A N D FRO I'ERI N MEM1IER OF h .O R IS T S T E I K f.lf M 'll rtr^r, that h»* *!•• ftirh timr ,i® tl»# •■•••v ''if II..... i .m aittmir »n *»*■*•"•»» * '1 .............. TU ESD AY rant k' ih .| tlmt i n;i* ■* vnn«t not atirn-n.I.-r .«» i < . i.f. - Orelieslrii fimall Businesses Not Used Enough B> ()|‘ M WASHINGTON. N.iv make ......... ; dnrintr peac«* ...... •FsJch MH'iohi p present tiras urgMr*. J N T.U.ir h*ft llii n l to hrinif another new member t#rnoon for Newport \ i t i , to the meeting to In* held On whfrr nhd> will vi®it v it It evening, Nov. 25, n.l i JTuesday 1 •nd M m II (i l.onrnk**.*. id oel.K-k nn»l nn invitation •tt#nU the lannt hin»f of the h it. tlfuhip, *'tn«liRfin ’ **m \ ov Jl I® extended |o anyone in Setn who is While iw iy -lie w di ulso vb'il inole t'ounty with her -on. Ralph, m Rich­ ill Little Theater come a tnemlrer • mond. Barbara Britton Present :it the meetinjr last inipht were Mr und Mr*. Frank Gulden haired Barbara Britton, of 'Shame®, .Mrs t;,iy |> Wool. |Mr® Malcolm MucNVill, Mr® Asontf Beach, Cal^ waa cho®#n Bun Cioddeu o t tha All-Winter Hun il.ouiirie Beal. Mrs FrankIUuer, Mr® .1 Ne|®.»n Jr., Mrs. John k’ettival to rule over tha 300 eventa uf tha Southern California winter As has l„ i n trie ■ laiiu uf f|i,. I I*. Miller, Mr® M. U Hudson. tourist season. First llnp.|Mr® •' K McSlorrow, Mi»« Amrkii t lj-s id tl Sarah Misa Carolyn rch m r» n Sheldon. sneiuon. Miss Carolyn tist Church to pa-l pn-l years, p la n ii"® were mail a te :'M u n ic ip a l Court l«sket (il:!r :::n.el,n:Vdyh7.mitti:tiM,*-N™’i ting of (he clnss which h»D«'r Kellaghan. K. M. Broad , | fa i. r. the meeting hurst Gene Lawrence ami Wal Han Heavy Docket was held iu tin- him ter Haynes Ing. i- |M> na f..i in sent enierir* n> \ nod tin•c*»n®titnt*®l a iim' i i i.tl i n the ^confusion and .1. !i»\ n ®iHxi when 1 •le» id, « i • l.morh , the d«*fen«e Clnss To Provide Baskets For Needy “ 'l’lie Prairie \ aualioiifis’ I'lililic Is ( i t n l i. i l l c lin ilrd KLKS Cl.UP, The Ariov Hid \ .vv . • hy the r<MiiiiiiPi< ».nt ; t«x Junior %\V*o»iair® < |ul«. P. M. TO 12:00 Vilmi— mn l.'ic IVr IVra«m the — The apecial Senute « •••onmt fee Investltfatinc th* noiiofi.il de fense Kirioluetioii pitiimto •'•Ml ■ cc<led Mnndnv th.it tit.* \ • v thi* Navy, and Hi. «»I*M h . I rmf triven ad«Hiuate attention . the fncllitie® of -m i l hii-im • I D E LIV E R Y ELK’S DANCE lr »t ify .M thri •>*»!• r ii«%. •. • Miami Publisher Gets .SI Oil M IAMI hril I CilM ll- r Milt (ti-purtniviil im puses. Eiu»> |»a> m vni luvc CIH.I The Sanl'ord Atlantic National mink M em b er IT ili-riil U ep u -il lu -iii:in i'e ( h i |in ra lio n \ * laMII W' f klv Mnih ' "••lilfllt • •! »•* ' ®«*l\«* ill *1 m I rmn* f f • n I :i finlill®bf •I i. i «*a*i*. I irruil Jo.' who irranl('tl M t'iH IM ,,k ...... 1»nH rax-* r , ty court hail an iinii®ini||y IM' Mm. W A * uirlo |in*«itli*f| over Clein wsi . it* >1 ,li# biavy iliH’krl ) f®tenlu y with the buninr** •r,*,,<»ii at which time •lory ptihli®lif •! •»» In.to.* Frank |. Miller prini.l. Mm. II. A Mondaiul whu nlpctt^l Azalea Circle O f Nov. I ill who'll h•• .(• Ii'lf The rate® follow tn ncnr* *•« fir>«t vicr prwlilrnt to HfCVrc gr:iMl»'»| M Garden Club Meets I M Tarter, white, .(riving itatlirHter • » fill the n»ci»ocy cumuli hy thn r while tlrunk, t •*■»• «'.intinui*«l; m ifnation of Mr® It. U BcurU The 'Aznlen Circle of the Sin-1 ___ l.awreno® lUrineau. whitr, «|ieetl. Com®, a® •» tvpo.i klm. I*mirim> Beal wan appointed the 'noaenihlv Im* •I•ford Garden Club held it* reguln ink*, pant $6 fin.* a* RAjirtant Hrrrrtary. dun*." meeting on Friday afternoon at 1 wlurtil c« n»*m were ltaym<in.l Clein deiifal Nn* b It wa.® iln'nli'd hy th< cla»« to the home o f Mrs. J. M. Haycv Walker, ilri\ing while tlrunk. pay for one child's lunch through with Mrs. W. I*. Field*, cn*hoatea* f-'Utl fine with flfitl revoketl or approving the ut.. !• -out tha trh«Nd term at the Went Mra. L. E. .Spencer, chairman, «itl ilayi; L«mi®e haniel®, roil, priinary School A total of presided. A report writ* heard from tempt of court, f I Inm.l entreat. INTOXIt A rINC’. •AS 1IMF. ' l l members were announced by the chairman o f the Highway De I; t'torn llarnn, runtrnipt of Mra. C A Anderson, secretary, to velopment and it* project for this Mirt. ili®nn®®r'.|; Joe Gamh«*l. TKURV. N N . have attained the honor roll for season announced 'ninkcnraa. $iS Imiii«| entreat*!; — **Ju®t WItV tilt the month of Octolrr, nnmely: Jarm-4, ilnlnkene $*i . k «I drunk ®v * » \ Intergvt wra* evidenced in regard >’tr(» Mr*. J. 11 Colclough. teacher, to th« Red Cixm* sewing room, homl e®tieatetl; Willie f'iittoii. |it®ki*i| th* 1'i.lei " f Mr*. W. A. Cagle. Mrs. M. N. and Uie desire v ia expressed to tlrunkcncNN, $r» or 15 ilnv**; W il.jh .itl he* o In kmo Cleveland, Mr*. J T. Denton. Mir. lie Mack G riffin, rerklen* iln v. [ fre«|Uentl\ I The social department of the A. J Peterann, Mrs R. R- Pippin. havo member* of the circle help mg, ronlintietl; Sam Smith. ilefettiluiii Woman's Club, aaaiatad by the Mrs. T. E- amith. Mrs. J. U Jack- a* much a* possible before Christ, .Irunkenea®, $A bon.I entmitifAi Junior Woman'* Club, will anlvr- son, Mrs. R. L. Beard. Mm. C. L. m u holiday*, in completing U> Frank Robert®, ilrunkenc®*, paiil hobby.” work atsignnl for this year. taln for tha Samtnolo County Hewann ami Mra. Anderson The Silver Tea and Bazaar to f it ) fine; Minnie |.e«* llolliinifin, Rchool tcachrr* and for club During the social period which he held In Defend by the Del.nml ilrvnkrne®*, $M pai«l of f i l l fine; mambara’ haaband* at the du b followed prla-s wer# Won hy Mrs Robert Aiken, ill tllikelie®®, lit house on Oak Avtnua this even­ Cagle, Mra. 0. II. Davl* and Mr* Garden Club,Friday Dec. 12. »** bot'il eitrenteil; Tbnman Ri»l)iii®m>, liaeuoeed and members voted to the:'. ing beginning at 8:00 o’rtodi. Cleveland for excelling tlrunkem ®®. $10 or TO duy*; hold thrir regular meeting Numerous forma of antartaln- cuntest* which wera pavticipateii. \yadneadav IVc. 10 thereby Sam Frillin'. ilninkene«*». mmt have barn planned fo r tha bon.I r®treatri|; Milton Bell, ilrnnk . . . .. .Ifordinir those who wished f rdi t{[ gursta, including brldgo, Chinrso in. ^ anil ilisiirilerly, $10 fine paiil; Rofre^manta In keeping '''^ ^ 'o p p o r tu n ity to go to Delaiiul. rhockrra and other game* under thrmo w | Mra. Spencer made a rrquaat Charlie Walton, ilrunkenex®, $10 the Iradorahlp of Charles Morri­ Thank»rivtng by the ItMtisM* Including Mr* L . . V - . ----- .for_ .. — tlu* Weal or .10 i|ny»; Dave Co1*on, eon. son. In addition tn tha Fsmrs, iitard. Mr* R. T. '■S.de^ G lri.m L V '^ ho’d for UhritU craleil weapon, $25 or 75 .lav®: sew raj dance numbrra 'will b* T. Dave CoUon, lirunkrne**®, $10 B. Smith. Mr*. Stm l'un' " f r given. It bks b**n announced by and Mr*. W. JU Vance to h<• , .. nr .70 il»y.®; Kmma Thoma*. mak­ tbos# In charge o f arrangruirnts. iemlng the growing of hydcm* ing thriat®, $25 nr 75 ilay»; Al. Hortnura far tha affair Include Mia. Colclough, Mr*. gens wa* gained from the Intcr- lrn Lake, ilrunkeneN®, $5 or 15 Mrs. R. E. Tolar, Mra. John L. d ay*; Ariliv Kilwanl®, ilnnikrti i jtlng Ulk by Mr*. F. K. Room- v«*, $5 fir Miller, Mrs. James Moagbton and Davla. Mra B. C. M °or* 15 ilayn; Hobart l/mrine Beal, lira. ( I*' illat. She advised the use of ra»lor Leo Smith. ilrunkcne<4, $5 fine Mra. CharUa Morrison. Mr*. 11. A. Manning. Mr* pcmace for. pink blo»*om«. applied paid; ami Kmma Thonin*. di%or. Benaon. Mr*. Paterw j. Mrin early and late Spring One tea. derly ron«|urt, t|i®ini®«r*l Bollv, Mr* R. A. Williamspoonful aluminum aulphate np1). K. McNab, Mr*. Jaclcuoi piitd twice during the blooming Pearl* Uarkl. Mr*. J. A. -aaaun will produce blue or lawn* Mr*. (5. H. Havlr, MraUNLIKE TWINS ilar bloinom*. ■. Mr*. Anderaon, Mm. A. M • "Do not work noil around the NEW YORK, Nov. 1H — <-P>— nler, Mrr, C. U plant root* and do not prune,"»he Identical twin* arp not identical, Moreland and Min.* Ibd'1 ■raid. "Prrpogate bv burying the says lh» psychologist, Dr. J. H. Heard. hlem er cutting*. I'lanta may bo Ll»t. Ilf report* that thf School moved at anytime eieept wtian of Social Research *tu«lie«l more dormant. Begin watcrtng.regolar- than 1000 pairs o f twin* in f l v ly, In the Spring." year* ami found no *ct alike in Huggeationa were heard for tray personality or mentality. favor* for hornital tiny*. Thunk*, giviug, after which mention * H Mr. and Mm. Orady T- nurcan made of the flower arrangement announce the marriage of their ..f p'd chrraanthemuma, exhibited daughter. Martturrlte. t" by Mr*. Ceorga Shipp. At the Kcye*. aon o f Mr. an.1 Mr*. <>«- r.oe Itttlon of the meeting rufr.a* Mav no to mcnta war* aeevad. f.e«abarg. The caramon;. wa* nerfotmed hy Jad*® A. h . IU»- Woman’s Club Plana Party For Teachers TODAY IS i *,- (R., N. Y ) . n.»a ®ci\t»»le ,i two WrckA* liiilr a»f afMl v .»< n cnlonDl in th** l S \n \ ff«®. to t»*1l t% r n r d m \ a hat hr know*, if .nivthintf Ehout foreign prof>:iV'lM.li .t«*tt\n.i. In nri'iptilif .*» rru.ilii* •»*•• all. thnrhtinf Ki^h **!•» r»i |* i .hhi l lir a l el i ttle .n it’il .mil l(liK'ki*«l) HATS 65c Dresses 65c Suits 60c Pants 30c f I.KANFI) & TRUSSED ( ASH Ac CARRY A S K AIIOI T OUR ECONOMH AI. I . U M I H V S f.ltVICK LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 E A S T SECOND ST. TF.l.KI'IIONE 4U5 Marguerite Duncan Wed To Mr. Keyes Mr*. Keg** U the elder dnugh. •*r * f Mr. *nd Mra. » “ nr" " " " 4 hai su d * her hnae In Kanforl Maew eerty 8bo. "** tended the local atMal* *nd fee a member nt t N Malar Hat* "I f l r i 1**1* High Mhael »nd nte*L Wet af (he OraJhal Chapter of tha SaM W b CMh. ,u » u m i «»i SI ynon**eoopte W tOl* Pjub Avenu®- _ ft* U * IF TOW TASTE DEMAND® HAVANA. Not. ■ k 1» -< a v - Senator Cm* yropo»ed * the SenaU Monday that Cub* offer all her military and naval fa. eililto* to tha tlalted *Ule# »• aid In coatlnaotal dafanac. Tha proposal, 1» tha form of- a into* reaolulhtn, aim* railed for Cuba to franl •«•!> Und and aea artM aa might bo neceaoary to thg United statoo for ha*a*. SenatM Crus 1* o member of oa on®0** Pleasant compankuuhlp and delicious drinks ire always on hand. Meet your friends hire. Mod. ante prices at all times. LAY*AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS! mad* now or until chat! i contidertd a pa.I of thg imall down-paymant. Package Goods Beer & Wines • LIQUORS •SC O TC H E S • W IN B B We Deliver Trirphoae 9VK Mather F u r n it u r e C o L �1 Chunday Is Day HteWi 11 For Hunters To. RealtyTc Take Up Gan Venereal Stockings TALLAHASSEE. Nor. ' l*v— _ ‘f a g T J Z J ? Ipocal)—Thursday's the day era ma^g'befart 2 rrC T k S u ™ take f TO « U WHOM |T ■ * * COW• «■**• ’ . .. . Norice 10 b ettor _ glveo Ito to the aplL 8«rr •ode wttk their trutty gun and because; aymeotl do* to Inaugurate the opening of tto 1N 1-1M ttaU-wfcta opes ^ L -C J S T T h e ^ iMIr Mila, the Tan play. to nla, I U , tot nh.hur- «ae ragged and ly eeptomorts to the llaeS ilth e y lacked much of fm o i loot year'a sealer 2 - *t’ ‘ * •IftDowall told hie gridor. the nose, "We played ird football and naturally " ml b” nd* .Jdklttaia a n that wtotto or they bo tacking for door, or or turkey. or equirnl that Ada In thotr* faror a n hot* tor than average, for wporta from all oror the State ban In­ dented a bompor aupply of game foode, and that bmom mom and better-fed p m , according -to I. N. Kennedy, Eaeentlre Seentary Bpaford’s Calory Feds romped thnuyb oBe of jjwlr infrequent »crimroars sessions ysstorday In chary* of wlldllfo aad buntlny anparatba fo r whet proa lees to la to a tong.op ball came with licenses. Fpjrfiehanyca have beep made Nsw Smyrna ben r riday night. laws - this yB ardk ipped by a small squad. la general W l a g Coach Whiter MeLucss hat not year, Kennedy earn. The princi­ to w «bta to scrimmage the Fads pal chsnye Is la the reetrictien If n aa much aa desired. Yesterday, on shotguns, which now. ing or automatic runs, mail bowsrer, he took the lid o ff and Halted to l-atolII capacity, ..... seat the lade throufh an hour __________ . npllshed by may__ and IS mhiutee workout. Me. which This la the same ae Lucas sly tod gracefully ss the __.* T T------A J1 migratory bird n rodyh work ended with no In. K yulstlon. Jortw •. ’ In soma sections of tho staU 1 New Smyrna has a heavy club there has toon a misunderstandwhich la shewing much Improve, log atoet the law on the statute went after a slow start. Smyrna booksregarding bunting from played perhaps IU beat yarns vehicles, to said. This law has lest week In licklay Euatli, 13 net toon repealed sad taking to 0. game from automobiles, airplanes. Tbs Fads showed plenty of power bents er eaUtoeta Is. still j •, pepper In their drill, and It Is prohibited. , T; Li. ••lined that the rest received Hunting licenses arid on -aak. f i S last weak la partly nsponslble. by county judf»* their “ — Their eonlest with 8L Auyua. lied agents as foUewsi county, ftJSt rssldenl then home county,,. I l l Through Workout For New Smyrna K r line most of the time to•of long runs." e'vs g it two tough games Ig. .up, In Presbyterian and |d and,w ell have to pick ,ws‘ra^going to beat these Dowall •was high In bis •a/ ef Grady Eay, bruiting rxfulLMck of Balnea City, J ^ ^ t o e t nm a o f his r, Bhy^elagle-kandedl y ac­ id,, for ISO -yards from Jean aad.'. w u almost the Presbyterian crushed X M -vix is a wtsidy S& , day continuoua, 110 50, The to g Halts on gaaa ate unchanged, end are es tefiows) with possession limited to thro days* bagl dear, one a day, and two Jn a season; Turkey, two a day and fhro In a ssaaont quail aad squirrel, II a day and too hi a season. The etate tor. key, quail and, squirrel i is sen ends Feb. lit the deer MSeon ends Dec. It- I01AA confsrence r-Wctortea and no losses. Blue Blocking team from and staggered la Infonjatlon •veld. smtortles. ■ l. waterfowl aaa- alao controlled by Federal regu­ lation!, will open Dec, 1 and run through Jan. J l. fog . a <M ay |W h o l e b o y ? W e d o n ’t • "(know . H e ragy be yftUM-.. surge of «mbition.’ He il a) , t f ^ . American young*^ That’s the Anjerican pat­ . . confident,’ clear*cycd, cotuM^ouipVeager to meet'; tern. Free eAterpripc, equal w^fcga, steady blood ■rm fw ee of w e business, ^ —w* v vvevg the esolid w ^^ aaectioa—ao odor, f EASY TERMS opportunity—this is the Lie Bqlve your g ift prob­ lems and save money, too, by reading your local . ..m meerrcc hh aannttss ’ I Christmas ads that appear in The Herald. wbefever, hectares he’ U climb- He’ll be running buts of American industryMay we always hold to these" truths of idbe American W ay.. fed Advertisements "iiHa �* Snmlncta County Produce* F ruit And V ezetihlen Than A u j p t » n « r A m In Florida i f u r a l i t 1 VOLUM E X X X III AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W 8 P A P E R Established In 1908 , GermanTroops Gaming Again, « Nazis Claim SAN FO RD . FLO RID A , W E D N E S D A Y . Ousting Of Weygand Is Threatened Goes On Shooting Rampage > N O VEM BER 19. 19(1 Strong Free French Former Industry Head In West A f r i c a Would Limit Colors, Blamed For Nazi Styles Of Women’s Pressure Movement And Men’s Clothing # British Acting LONDON. Nov. 19 Report* front well.informed •ource* «mu| today General IfftJU ime Wcygand ha* been or la shout to In* nu*tt«l an thf Vichy'* jiro.con«ul in Nort^ Africa, while I’ierre Laval, fo im*r vice premier, va111 again l>9 made a cabinet member. These report* *nit| “ itronjr In* filtration" «»f Free French lym pathiter* into We*t Africa !• ono of the factor* in increasing Nasi preft.vun* for the removal o f Wajfgaud to n !••**» critical poat.M (•real Knt2*iii ilr.n*ticully shook up lie* unity today, elevating Sir A Inn Iti tHike, .riH.year-old romntMit«lrr-in.«lio-f of tho bom** force*, m t«*chi»1cul expert tnd udviH’ute nf nil artitv «*n wheel*, to the runk of chief of tho lm» periul general *taff. MaJ. Gtn. Airhihuld Kilwinl Nye, 40. who ruiu' in the rank* from a World War private, was made vice chief of stuff Sir John Ddl, thief of tho Im­ perial |fe»ier:»l •fuff, who accotTipume.i Crime Minister Churchill to the Atlantic conference wltn President ICewaevrlt, relinqubhta that po«t to gn to India to bo governor.general of Bombay. The wh<de shake.up waa de*iirneil to brinir to the front young* \igonun lemler* ver»e*l In up-ta* the-'ninule tactic* and atrata^y. Dill relinquishes (he post ha htld *ince May. 1940. when he raaehe* the retirement «g** of GO on Dtc. *2R, the war office said. Brooka la 58.' Ddl whi promoted to flald nUUr•hal and become* governor* desig­ nate of Bombay. Hr said, " I *m always anxious that young ma* In thr army should grt «■• It r»n - Finnti Japs Tell Of Kill. inf? Red Soldier In B o r d e r Outbreak • h* Mnaertaird Prfaa Rua*law's Ukraine armicr are reparted tu ha<r inflict. * 4 a rrhafling defeat im O r mao Iroe pa caught in a trap ■ear Novocherkassk. I.", mile* Mrllwait nf R iflot (In.lhin, while the German hieh F«m■land declarrd Alin iuva-mn fo r m opened a nr*. big■rale nffenaivr. After uu hmir-long gun battle with police armed with tommy Kuna and tear gn*. John Gary, 07-yrsr.old negro, i. drugged from las home in Jersey City, N .’ J.. after the «hootinK of hi. step, daughter, Mrs. Gertrude llonoet, and the wounding o f his wife H| 4 l4 .r l.lr 4 I ■r r — The fiermaiH uiiiiiiiitirpil |and two |adiremen. A domestic argument was the ruu-e of th • that their armies m e ilriv'ip.' limiting rampage. Gary waa shot eight times before he was sub. j •Ilift I forw ard one** a*’ ain <>i i tin * I eastern frmil claimin',' new and successful uttncl.s l.slav | while the Russians dei lu r'd . that thev hud ertt.1ml th e! . Nazi nttemnt.-i to t>in\e tle-| * fenaes north anil smith nf t!»•■ I M oscow defense are. A tler-| man spokraman said Nan lioinli-1 •ra raided Moscow and Lenin, grad and lett spreading fins 41 Manager Of Farmers’ I Moscow. A hullt'tin from Hiller’s headquarters claimed the enpMarket Tells 0 f ttira of lO.UOo Soviet prisoners Business V o l u m e and 171 tanka destroyed in th< paat three days hut gave no de­ Kiwanis Club Club Formed By Hears Address Local Women To By Mr. Lehman B oos t Sanford A lout »70O.0no worth o f busi­ a In the Crimen the Gernuns ness waa transacted at the Sanannounced that heavy bombing ford State Farmers' Market last attacks were made on Savaatn. . pel, the Russian Illark Men naval year, If. < J. Lehman, market base, while the Russian* said 1manager, told members o f th* . t o 4alaw»»4-fw-r In ___ G'uh at their lonHwea ukra'-ne ha<l recaptur'd it nont. meeting today at the Vaides Ho­ f ber of villages end advanced tel. from four tu 12 mile*. Describing the function o f the Authoritative London quarter* market amt the benefits deriv­ disclosed that tlritain J. taking ed by farmers, and the cltiienl military and naval action ngsiuat of the city and county, Mr. Leh­ Finland, Rumania and Hungary, man pointed out the need for Informed aource* »«id. jeferring more diversified crops in this mainly to the Britlah blockade. section. Alon» the Manehukuo frontier Two songs, “ Stand Ry Amerla the Far East n Japanese news ica ‘ and “ Our Flag.” written by aftney wild that one ItUMi*n Harry Wester of Lake Mary and soldier waa killed and two cap. Y\ ilia ret Connolly of Sanford, turad In another border outbreak Were sung by Martin Stineelpher near Manchull. and the members paid tribute to The Red armies of Soviet Rus­ the two writers of the patriotic sia reported today they w ere, tongs. pressing the (iermnn invader* Dr. G. it. Putnam reported on ■teadily hack west and north­ hi* visit to the Kiwanis Club at west o f Moscow hut acknow­ Winter Park at the time of a ledged a withdrawal in the Cri­ joint meeting betwen that club mes and inferentlally confirmed and the one of DeLand and deolhar dUp«Uh»» de*eribing n ^ artj membtra of tha nelghnaw N»tl offenxive alxnit - u ) boring club* exhibited unuiual miles south of Morrow. enthusiasm In Klwania activities The aeene* of Ru»»i»n *ur. through tlialr participation In eagaaa, ai broadcgxt by the Mo«- the activities. eow radio, were around Volo­ The Winter Park club la col­ kolamsk, «5 miles ncrlhwc.t o f lecting tha namea of all Wlntar tha capital, and Mozhaisk, 57 Park men now In tha service m Qh and plana to give them all pre­ t Tramtodou* German pressure sents fur Christmas in a show tak.Uw south and a Rusaian with. of appreciation o f their loyalty • <U«wa1 toward tha Caurasu* on to their country, Dr. Putnam taa Karrh psninxula o f the CrL said. The Wlntar Park and Darnaa were admitted, dovetailing Land cluba are In tha midst of with Britlah Information thnt ■ membership campaign and are tiaa Natl command wa* striving holding a contest between them with all availabla - strength to to ace which, club can enlist tha # strtka into the olUlch L'auraxu* most members. tails- • bjr both thoao routes. Hltlar'a naw flald operation, aa reported In British diupntrhrH* from tha altarnata Russian cap­ ital of Kjlibyihav, was beating ■lowly forward cast o f Orel in a ■actor about 200 mile* below Moacow and from tha vicinity of Kursk, still farther south. Tha master scheme. It thus appeared, was to Isolate Rostov from central Russia with the # hop* of proeantihf hoary rein­ forcement o f tha aeuthem Hoi poaltlen* before the German air arm baa full opportunity to ton. coatrmto tho last ounce of Ha power apoo both Rostov itself A atd aver tha Kerth Strait below, .The Raaaiaaa acknowledge. I early today that tig German diylaioas, although uat a mat of bad breached tho ■ wait i f Kerch, ran- • Frank Bhamaa Invited all memiera of the Klwania between tha “ages of IS and II” to attend lh« Utile Theater Club meeting to be held at 1:00 o’clock on Tuesday evening at the Woman'* Club. f In the state there are 17 mar­ kets, under the inpervision of the Stete, marketing board, handling cattle, poultry and eggs, vegetables and tobacco, Mr. Leh­ man said. Seme ef the marktU are successful tad aorae are not, but the local amrfcet haa been able to carry on without catling on the CUy or County for aid. In refer*oca to th* diversified crops, Mr. Lehman laid tha farmer* of.UUo locality would du well to plant n greater variety Instead of colory alone, ns the truckers are going farther south to Plant City and Tampa to New Group Will Work To Help Entertain Winter V i s i t o r s Istcal women who are inter­ ested In the advancement of S»nford held a meeting at the T<nirisl Center "csUrday si :t:0l) I'. •It., Mrs. Maym.. m iHgkm ankl today. Beeauus. c f ^ r . no. lice and prwvloua engagement* only 12 poraona w »r. prrsetii, ■he >tat*d, but tolrphon*- and l>er*onal calls already indicate that tho list of thoaa who » i«!i to take an actlfa part in tlie winter entertainment of tintourists who eome to Sanford has reached 40. The preliminary meeting wn< to formulate plana for later artt. vitles, sc no offlctrs wen- a|>pointed except a chairman, which is being filled . temporarily hr Mra. Hodgkin. A name for tin group waa discussed and lln- •»•>. geatinn of Mr*. W. A. I.rffl-r of “ Forward Sanford Club" wa* adopted, VIt is the Intention of tho F«»rward Sanford Cipb to show our Winter Visitors what real *«•"!>>. em hospitality means." Mr*. Hodgkin said. "They ehll put forth avtry effort to provide in. teroeting entertainment through­ out the whole eeaaon, and rx. press our welcome in 0 manner that will make them remember Sanford aa a city o f friendly and hospitabla people.” ‘This la not an organimlrin of a select few,” ah* »ald. “ but I* open to every woman in San. ford and Semlnol* county who haa a real and earnest dusirr In promote car city and count >■ and become a uaoful citizen and worthy of tha turn*. Artyom* who wishes to participate in thio fin* and necessary work U urgently requeated to attend the neat mooting which will be hrlil on th* last Tuesday of rarh month at 10:00 A. M. at the Tourist Ceotor, beginning with Tuesday, Nov. 18.” ^ hi^ b h o — ■—usm — ■— Program Arranged By Lake M ary P.T.A. Mrii. L. M. TiL According ta Ml lla, president, _ _ th* __ Lake Mary P. arranged “ an unu»ualT. A. haa arranged ly fine” program for IU meet­ ing Thursday *v*n|ag at the Lako Mary 8<h*ol, featuring an addraaa by Dr. D*N. Cone, chief of th* Seminole County health onit, and * talk hr MU* Edith Haalorn. County houhfc nurse. FoUasring tho hUaine-t meet­ ing, the group wUI be enter. public la Invited aad there will be no ortmloolon charge, Mrs. Till la dadarod, • /.-s iv T X * :ss ^ . t T l e a r e the - r r ir e which » ^ p w t rvjrrft. regret, but I Unrd 'wTth with d drrpvst ain El’ il to »*y Ihtrv i* no bitter- Woodmen To Meet On Thursday Night Crlrry Camp Number 625 of the Woodmen of th* World will begin their regular session Thursday night at 7 :30 o'clock in thr Woodman hall on I'aik Avenue, C. C. Collin*. »*cretmy. .aid today. Consul Commander W. PFields will preside <sl the m.'r«. jug at which all member* are requested to be pi** sent. Plan* will be made for holding n “ Family Night’ * an T hui*It/. Dee. 4. All member* and their families will be entertained by .the local camp.__________ Wickard Has Plan To Avoid Depression WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 — Id’) — Secretary of Agriculture Wickard announced Tuesday u nationwide organisation of farm­ er* and department worker* t" help prevent a depression in lliu post-war period. Bluntly disputing usually ar. ceptrd forecasts of a severe eco­ nomic slump when hostilities end. Wickard said that the de. partment of agriculture doe* not ■hare this pessimism. House Holds O ff On Defense Fund Talks Member Associated Press J N l tilt Kit 70 s ^ e u£oal M|nesShut Down Control^PriceWhile Roosevelt Acts To Avert Rail Strike Crushing Of Attacks On Defenses North, * South Of .Moscow Reported By. Soviets Against Sanl.ird Is The Only Centra! Florida City A fford in g Rail, Illgh w a} A nd W ater Transportation .*>0,000 Troops Ready To Back l'p Assert i o n That “ Coal Must Be Mined” Honor Keulien James Victim WASHINGTON. Nov i <i ,^*i Bernard M. It* ruch, who run th»* war irnluatrie** hoard in Ihf ” "rhl War. today *uggi‘4to,| one wsy to control price* would be to •tandsrdize men'* and women'* eh.thing, with a limit on Mylr* and color*. lie reiterated hi« «upp«>rt of a univrr<al plan of price n-ntrol Instead nf the selective ey-tcni sdvorated by the administration. Three Birmingham Furnaces Closed President E x p e c t e d To Withhold Action ‘r While C. I.O* Meets i l Circus Worker Denies Part In Poisoning Case M \HHINGTON, N«Vt — (AP) — President R ^rll. declaring work In capST PETERSBURG, Nov. 19. llir coal mine* must r«*roa* fY <41—E. B. .Michael, TJ.y**ar*old mrncr todar. called upon strel rompanirs and union Kinifluiif Circu« rmployv, wan rn executive* to maintain a atftSM l * A route PuFAtlay niifhl to Charlottr, V J tus «|Uo on the issue of N (*, to an*w«*r chart;*'* that jT “eliMird shop** for the pvrhr pm«onrd II rlrphant* Y i««l of the national rmer* \ Hr vigoroualy driur«l thr poi*> Reiicy or *uhmit this Issue to orhitratoin. agreeing to nninir* ami voluntarily Irft with \ accept in advance any deci­ polK*r fo£ _Qytrlotlr, whrrr two; ir sion reached. nirn *ai«i Ihvy *aw^ "^1m feed "For the common food, laryr whitr iap*ulr« to an rle- | for thr maintenance of de­ phant on Sunday, Nov. 1. A sailor tin l S Navy throw* n wreath into thr wutrr* | fense production", the Presi­ "I didn't havr anything to do of thr Detroit l(is* r. fiotn thr Itrllr Dir llridgr. in mrniory of ! dent said. "It is imperative *ith it,'* Mirhar) itkl. "I am t that one of thes«* two afterof Ih'troit, en w .im nilx r of thr t S afraid to stand trial or anythint; thr latr Jo*»*|>l» < natives he rh«»*en and faith«ir*troyrr K» »•!•» ii .1 no*•«. won It w.». sunk hv a torpedo. I**di/.ri* likr thaLlull) performed.'* J He waa arrv*te«l hrr«* yralrr* j mother witn«.-<<i tiicnioiiv day. Two Gaitunui, N. t . nun identified him a* thr man Ihry »aw fctnl the capnulr* to an rlv- • phant. Waivinir rxtrndition, Michnidj Irft in custody of G Neal Fill*. | a«*i«tant chief of odice at At ianta. I was never on the show tui (round* proper on Sunday,. tut did go down thv the n«xt dijr.*’ Mtshavt sakl. “ Thr only thing these guys have sot on im- i* those two mm. I think it‘* n GLASGOW, Scotland. Nov lt» case nf niUlukrn identity, hut idh Ignoring government «p you ran't convince thr.e law peals posted on plant wulls, officers. (Tydenide -hip "These Iwo guy* were positive thousand* of I was tlie o n e -b u t they're budding worker* xlruck for -HI w rong-am i I don't know what minute* Tuesday to piotest u the devil I ran do shoot it. It'* delay in negotiations for u tenthe funniest , situation I we* shilling f$2) *«£«* incrraiir t»n salaries r mnlT1nbf from* thr ripii ever In. I ain't mad at anybody. No valent of |I2 to $16 u week. The interruption at I .til l‘ one at all. In fact I never was mail at anybody in my life. I M was not rrcognlied by the never held a grudge against no­ Amalgamated P.nginerring torn chini*t*> union, but strike lender* body.” None of the police officer* and estimated that 100,1)110 worker* private detectives whose investi­ would participate daily in such gations resulted in Michael’* a r -' token walkout* unless their derest would *ay that a motive had [manil* were met. been found in the . poisoning*. .“The Gastonia men are all we've got," they said. IVASIIINCTON. Nov. 10 <'!’*— Svniimtliv striki'H •M'rriitl in till* nation'* ciiiiimiTi ial mul mittpH todav till mnrt* an* liirt'alpnetl n* riMitleni Roospvrlt conferred * — — Iagain with government offlAll equipment for ch-uring and Icial*. iminagi nieiit and union gia.ling the runwaya for thel re,iresentativea in nn effort new Hanford nlrp-rt are on **-4fo avert a thrmtened ityike ealion now and wink l* proceed l|,v rililwav worker.*. Arrival Of Equipment Speeds Up Activity At New Airport ,v Protest Strike Held By Scotland Workers Ing ilay and night to gel the] |f W i l t learned 50.1100 troop* *tii|»** M’litly f<<r iiuvinir. III MMlillllrn.-A til tak»* »»Vfr Activity M on nil I milit'4 if tin* Pn*JM»l«,i»l ilecitlrd lilt* hiibfi* wit with in« •n» n himI 11(| nut thrill t»* hack up hi« «»- it*» (ill in Inw MffM4 and |ti$; Lit withhold action in III captive i I'lirm r ill nu HhovrD arr nhiftniK after the mine dispute unlit toll* $»f tlirt. III * tlruiuugf runaU ."till n»44 F i n conclude- it* Detroit coll- Live-stock Officials Plan Dairy Exhibit Too Many Laws Agree Judge And Fisherman •TAMPA, Nov. 19 — (Special) — Federal and state livestock official* and head* of pure bred dairy cattle association* In Flor­ PENSACOLA, Nov. 19.— (Spe­ ida completed arrangement* nt o cial)—Voicing tha opinion of a lot of other folks, August Gras- bread dairy *how at the Flori­ sup, a shrimper thing out a tare da Fair. Feb. 3-14,. the first o( living by netting In I4nsacula it* kind ever held here. Bay. told Judge Mason that ho Dr. F. It. Knapp, veterinarian didn't want to brtak th* law of the State Uvestock Sanitary but than* waa .“ gstting” to ba Hoard, and TT—11, Appbwhile many of 'sm that no man, •Florid* inspector of the . fedrtul not svsn a lawyer, could ksvp buri-uu nf animal industry, gave up with ’tmi" their approval to plana nf p. TGross up waa arraalad for us­ Strledrr, fair manager, to divide ing tha wrong kind of aain* and the livestock building with a par. for fishing In forbidden waters. tition *o beef and dairy rattle I've always tried to obey the would be segregated nnd protect­ law, Ju^ge," Groaeup said, "but ed from disease. It wa* expluinrd' they keep changin' ‘am all th* that conditions surrounding th" time and makin1 naw ones so ■how must conform to strict fast that a fellsr like me that regulation* but the»* were met ain't got time to read and haa by alteration of the building. to work hard for m mighty Itttla, can’t koap up with 'em.” WASHINGTON. Nov. IB — “ 1 have a lot of trouble keep­ W)— Administration leader* ing up with them myself," tha decided T Beadsy to postpone judge grinned, ” 1 think you got bouse consideration of President thing there." Roosevelt's request for $7,08!.410,040 additional defense funds, informed sources said, 1**> It be J. A . Jones Accepts mad* a vehicle for strike-curbing Local Defense Job legislation. Th* feeling of th* leadership, It waa said, waa that ULconald. j . A, Jones of th* City Drug •red amondmoau might b* Comi y haa accepted appoint, Illy tacked on th* bill. as chairman for Beau tnoia County of tha Florida DeDrug and Rupply tb* Division of llaaltn Hooalng, U waa anaoanced President Improved Dan 8. Evan*, chair, of tb* Fifth Congressional at of tb* Division ef TUSCALOOSA, Aim. Nov. 11. h and Housing. -<AV-Official* o f the University , Jones' will ntaka an In. o f tha antirg county o f antKoalna. vaccine* r _ designate drag staff* first-aid atatlona an * far aa anaargancy. Tom Watson Rules On Compensation TALLAHASSEE, Nov, 19- (Bpeclal)— Attorney General Tom Watson ruled recently that curb girls aro entitled to workmen's compensation, holding that “ the mere fact that they receive their remuneration on » commis­ sion basis, aupplamentcd by tip*, la not sufficient to render them independent operators." h Is pointed out that the operators control working hours, aet th* prlcaa and dictate how ■ad whan such employ*** shall work and nr* therefor* respon­ sible under workman's conpansation legislation. W inds R u ffle |» I* i till xIm/ o-th lAurkiu^ on thr /•kniA wt rtioii that mal fur »U*rl niUN t»f thr mi |HTtg clrmruiK hnt«li ] “ niu»t" !»*• niitieil. an*l ntuinpi. Truck* arc caroiug, An authoritaiiv.* source ■aid luinD uf ilirt fruni hljch p|jrr.<« |||t President probably would Q )ra * m D I lC H lI l MIAM f.Nav. 19— <*)-atroni gulf stream Tuesday and caused waathar bureau warning for smaU craft to remain In port th* lower Florida coast. ~8f W**t ~PaIm ta X*y West waa overcast. lilt Mirpoit, dimming tilt luritl \t lllli* Hu* 11)$;Hirer4 wMil for i lit* j I'hree tda-t furnace* which j have been producing steel ill tint ' 1*4 In* laid id ho* thi clit'4 | W ,| |1v hfmMiini inti Ih- It’VlIrt till t.vrrv -titil (ho wutrr driiiiut I'V Itirniinghuni, Ala , area are ol« iimlf ehuiikI GihhI »!ruin;il: * and irmly closed due t" lack of fuel. The Farnegie.Illinois Steel Iii^Ii Ull'l u fvidiiic ■•it by tinla. t tlu$t thr work, vt In not held ' Forp. announced it would probab­ up 14>’ ftu’m lv c run 1 14ft »•«•>-1ly ,-lnae «•* mine* liy tomorrow. At,out I 17 coniniercial coal III,. tint in hurd Mini little mud niine* were i-lo-eil in Pennsylvan­ in in t-viilcnre. In mu* high place s drag line ia, W ed Virginia, and Kentucky in "tiding nnc.und- a-lialf lull by the spreading sympathy atrike It. M IV. officer* tint-It 4 vuth dirt to be earn'd movement to U h»w plact* in the field. Only contended thr commercial stop­ tMl 41 Ing 4t*iN4pM of the drug lino page* did not violate their con­ ur«* in I’llrd tu fill ont* of thro tract in the Appalachian field. President llno-evelt directly i f tu k*. i$ jid» which t* dunu ill challenged yesterday the validity |I9 n Tlillilit. Six triu k* are busy on th of one of John I.. Lewis* two o f. t*-k >f loading, carrying and finally stated res wins for cxlliii't lumping the dirt to the low a strike in the captive coni milieu. ‘ while Washington waited expec­ places. Here u big billlduter traetdr with a pushing blade tantly for government n-tion to Ihul level* the pile* of dirt into end the stoppage. At the prc»* conference, tho the low urea*, move* the pile* ut a rule that would Uku 46 ’ resident disagreed with Lewi*’ rontvntion that to accept nn open men. . At oho time thi* morning the shop In the captive mine* would murhine slipped into a big mud invalidate the United Mine Work­ hole and tho drivrr turned it ers’ contract with the commercial around and walked it uut of the mine* of the Appalachian area. water and mud about three feet Lewi* replied Immediately saying deep. The machine carried itself he had made a true statement of out with no apparent effort and thr situation. Meanwhile, expectation of gov. did not slip once. Only one of the two drag lines erfment action wa* whetted by are working today, the other •tntement* from those closely at. one having been ahut down last sociated with the President that night but it la eapectrd to be he waa o f the opinion that tha put back into operation soon. time to crack down on Lewie, The men on tha Job are working and on all Interruption* in de­ night and day with a shift that fense production, had arrived. At the same lime, the House work* until 10:00 o'clock at labor committee drclded to bagln night, under lights. today the consideration o f legia. latino to prevent such strikes. Chairman Norton (D „ N. J.), In­ troduced -^a bill which, h* said, would strengthen tha defans* mediation board and authoril* II to impoa* ■ 30-day cooling off Ellsworth Hoover «>• elect, period, until the eaplratlon o f cd president of tha Seminola which a threatened strike could Chapter of th* Future Farm, not lawfully matariallx*. era in their aamLannual meet, ing last night at the Future Farmer* Building at th* high 25,000 U . S. W orkers school, Alas Johnson, agricul. tura teacher, laid thi* morning. Expected InyEngland QUltr._affleaf* «l*ct*U - yrara^ Cecil Mixon. ordaldent: Mixon, vice president; LONDON. Nov. ' t o Wo Ralph Wolftr, secretary; Billy Th* Star said today I8JM0 Future Farmers Elect President SUplar, treasurer; OHvtr Stap­ ler. reporter; and Albert Me. Millan, Edward Waltata and Frank Johnson as th* asaculiv* committee. Americana would be in England by Christmas, anrotlad in civilian technical corps under tha air ministry. Tha anrallmant resulted froan a—recruiting campaign fee taah./ n I K i 'i S S M i f t " ’.i.: niclana which startad la tho chapter soma lima befost Christ, United Stataa last summar, tha Smas. while tha Father and Son newspaper mid. Americana la th* banquet, which, wa* to ha bald aorp* are amplayad primarily to , aarly In December, wUI bo post­ s g y j y ftd r “ poned *M>*4 l*t*r, -» • _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc5e1505ea8dec0d028f2b517532b948.pdf 6671430df007dca416b43142bae009b6 PDF Text Text r \ I ■* • • • E HANFORD H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 B D ,. F L O R ID A Editorial Staff Gee Club Members P. T. A. Meeting Chapel P r o g r a m Is G i v e n Seminole High School Glee Chib For Lake Mary By Seminole H ig h Key" Club Members Compose Football Songs Will Attend All State Chorus The Kay C h t which la aponeored by tha Sanford Kj wanIans, An orwimwiMmaut has boon ra. waa bi charge of th , regular calvod from Mrs. F. A. Hauser, chapel program a t Samiaolo U k f Mary P. T. A. Publicity High School last Thursday Nov. Chairman, that a regular month'/ U. maating of tha Lake Mary P. 1. I*. T. A Edward Maraball, president of *•»•#! f IS. A. wUl be bald Thurirtiy, Nov. the Key Club, Introduced Gaaa 0. time. This state chorus la composed 10 th in the school auditorium at Baber who made aa asnounca. 8ho-\ (visiting t-wra) what wa'ra of select singers from tha out­ 1:0 0 o’clock. By Harman MUdletea tha slogan cam* Mrs. Ha user urges all members standing gleo clubs of tha high Prof. T. W. Lawton, county mint concerning that la bainr aponaorad by («Cp,’ clap) Oar team it really schools of Florida. It to raaily the superintendent of public lastrue. palgn the Sanford Merchants Aaaociarad hot, Mgge*t event of tha yaar fo r all Fe, fl. fiddly, t-o gave tha major tiiui u. mug, wan spots on » Fa, fl. fldJIy Uoooo address of the morning In cals, 1942 fretivsLcontast music to Fa, fl, fiddly Uo bration of National Book Weak “National Education Weak," was studied Is preparation for the (elap. clap) Our team |i raaily ■print contest in Tampa. at Seminole High School last Introduced n ex t Tha apaaksr urged the students to gat all of rad h o t Thursday, Nov. 4. Thla all-atata chortle will be We've got half.ba:ki, quarterthe knowledge they can, while The speaker, who waa Intro, conducted by FJorlikv'a finest chor­ backa, fallback* from way bock they are in school, so that they Japan’s destiny has, In the last 20 years, temli* to induced by Harry Lao, master of al directors .Ona of the special Centera, tacklea and guardt will be prepared for the future. R * n r Friday T t o * I dlcste a war with tho United States. This destiny has come features of the clinic will ba a 1* ,h* ho® l of -Mr*. Marion ceremonies, stated that the mind And whan you aa# our team, At thto point in tbo program", ~ thorough study of the problems Thompson. The party was »pon- grows and to trained by travel, Professor to high marks in the last ten years—since the Japanese A-cru»hlng down the green. 0. E. McKay Intro­ conversation, and many a'her Involved In choral slgfaUrcadlng. sorad by thalr home room taacbYou know that wa are gaining S r conquest of the Chinese province of Manchuria (renamed thin gas; but tha bast source to duced John Calloway, who has er. Miss Msrehman. Thvy aa. yarde. The students will leave a t ona recently been elected to U„ Bam. • Manchukuo) in 1931, and the startling Incidents within the They've got muscle* like Super­ o’clock, Friday afternoon, Novem­ Joyvd games, m atted marahmsL from vtonal Images which coma Inole County Board of Trustees. C: Unt four years, namely the sinking of the United State* man, Mf ber 14. The firs); rehearsal la Iowa, and motor bos: rides in from wall written books. Mr. Lawton continued • by Mr. Galloway stated that he will R F gunboat, the PAN AY, and the damaging of another gunllrarta of all the glrlr, •chcduled for Friday night and all tho moonlight. emphasising that tha beauty of flood goah aVIghtv they'r* a d y Saturday. The all-atata chorus Tha Homo Makers Club spon­ a book and tha bW boat, the TUTU!LA. by Japan’s aviators operating in wartypo of paper It gift to tha world. will close the occasion with a con­ sored a box supper a t tbs school la printed upon to unimportant; .'torn China. .... . , , They're a one Id lir, go geltar. cert at right o'clock on Saturday honso Monday evening. Tha pro­ It la tbs material Inside that Japan’s destiny leads to one objective—Jap dominaCouldn't aver find better, gram for the evening waa ns fol­ counts. evening. E tlon of tho Far East. This control can be obtained only Celery Feda In lha bone, Seminole High School singers low*: This excellent address waa You’d better leave 'em alone." who have been selected to attend ■ »fter tho United States and Great Britain are ousted from Vocal solo by Dorothy Mason concluded by the speaker giving are a* followa: accompanied by Mary E. North. skort the For East. The Incidents mentioned in the procding |urareviews of three books. soprano Play. 'T w o Llttiaf Hlteh-HIkAim* Ginntham B l graphs have been ’’hlnta” to the Engllsh-apeaking people to . alto •ra,” thto was' a Faintly Rate- Perhaps tbo moat Interesting was, rjady* Pippin ... fs get out of the Orient and let Japan take over. But »he Jap* tenor tlonahlp Play. The character? “Saratoga Trunk,” by Edna Far. Clifford Proctor which talk of tbo eld New bai* wars Jswell Prwaeott,. Elols* bar have been rebuked In tho last few years by stiff resistance Orlen Farrell ... Thla ‘ la rg e st, Eddie Msetse, ^ With Orleans. n . . , —by George, Bpswrer k from the Anglo-Ameflcan combine who have mode deflnepie of Udltad flutes Important apto Weaver, an<F Marlon Thompson. Dr“ f"*’ fk*ts. snd Tha attendance banner thto the F lrlt Bapltot CEurth, waa V Ho treat* to the Nipponese.’They are now waiting for an - E & ln g feat- The blgge.t AR- month history. won by Miss Mr. J. P. Yatea auctioned lha ■ opportune time to atrlke and strike hard—maybo when the MISTICE DAY parade ever, has Coughlon’a eighth grade room Two students of a H. &, Win­ th« third NprosanUUvo from tho b«x*«. Tha talas amounted to ifred Lovell .gad Tberon Mad. Amorlcan Legion. Mr. Brooks £. English are at a new low In their war with the G.-rman '°™* ■ now with an attendance percentsg* of $14.15. den, also ggva Interesting talk* stated that National Education DAY” to on It’s way— 0* is. (F/! state. Japanese control of the Far East, including the vi- KEY Tha new officer* of tha Homs Thcron. who spoke on“ Tka Hto. to sponsored by tba American By Alice Tample In tuna with tha season waa a > tal Dutch East Indies, is stopped only by recent joint Brit- hay rids making Ita way to Vh# It's a atrang# world, whera Makars " d a b are eg. follows: lory of Book Weak." stated that Legdoo, because they know tha R *7 ™, V*7 .* ” Importance of tho public school h'i iah-Amerlcon action In stiff warnings to Japan. The Japs HANLANDO— Along for the fun F“ n • n#w nn,t ,B rollay.baU. , many atrang* thing* happen n president, Gwrnn Howell; vke- It waa atartad In 1510 with tha system. proldcnt, Ruth Waavar; aecr*. them*, "Obtaining Mora Books fej! that they MIGHT jolt the Americans alone, but not were HERMAN BRUMLEY and U « t Monday tha Junior High many strange way* to parsons I9 tary, Jean Wslkwri traaaurer, in tba Homo." Tbo speaker discussed briefly MARJORIE JUNE BURDICK; School chapel program was BTW It; and. not to be outdone, KL'the British Empire too. IIELEN HUTCHISON ’n “FUR- sented a t 10-^0 A.M. Mtoa Hart inola High Sehool wltnaaap* IU Lola W alker; Program chairman, Winifred, who spoke on "Wkat tho opportunities of tho Amorlcan X This dfsMny has been guided by Japanese leaders— ZY” MORELAND; ANN WIO- was In ehrrga of tha program. Marion Thompson; antsrtalnment Our Library Manna To R. H. 8 .” youth. Ha conehided by urging committee, Dorothy Mason and • tiled that tha school library tbo stud onto M stay in school M '< ■; Konoye, Toyoda, Yonai, Matauoka, Tojo-who have In­ GINR *n BILLY FLEMING and Tha sMambly first sang the Gathel Elgin 1 Club, r*porter. Fd- contain* approximately School Bong, after which the Star 3,000 and gat thaIt education. In thto fo*-. cllpatlon* toward a dictatorship like tha" of '-Jail Germany lha •'regulars." dto Me*toe; song leader, WUda books and that It subscribe* to way they can help National Do. MRS. FORT’S BIOLOGY class Spangled Banner rnd the pledge £. mid Fascist Italy. Yoaflke Matauoka, former foreign mlnla28 magasin** and four dally fanao more than If they wars to no Interest f rr MARJOR- to tha flag •*« R^aij. Tha **■ - .Rdr* negotloterl with Adolf Hitler about Jcpun's part in the held tho Navy, Army, or Marnawspapaas. Mb* Edna Chitten­ IE JONEB last period Frblay. nouncer. Billy Gray then read for cott and Dolao Lament. The dub den, tha school librarian, and £'1 TUiW order and about Japan’s possible action against the not with FRED DYSON waiting (the scripture I Corinthians IS and color* ar* blue and whlta. Tho remainder o f the program bar four assistants. Lorraine ’ United States. Matauoka has been tempted In hU actions Major Bswaa V Tbo Junior* are glad to w*L Prescott, Gwendolen Haves. Dor­ consisted of a C .. by an Intonso hhte of thia nation. Ex-Premier Prince Fumleonto two now girls to tkalr othea Dy«*. and Leila Pearl Me. Amateur Hour with Mack Cleve­ [>' tnaro Konoye, who waa leaa violent In his hopes for Jap long distance call* and special class, TMy am Mary Jan* Daniels, are always willing to land acting a* the Major klmletter*. But "GLAMORgi'c control of the Orient, was noted for his Kusclst and Nasi delivery Smith from ML Voraon, Ohio. help tha aIndents .with (hair self. GAL” CALDWELL receives both Gladys Pippin sang. Nall Poorthamas, to . guide them towards • leanings, but was removed when he failed to produce ac- from debonair man - shout (;’tho hotter hooka, mad .the nutny all danced, David Gatcbel play­ k 4 ‘ ticn In.making a greater Nippon Empire. VIM.E, GENE HARRISON. other duties that they are called ed the trumpet, Roberta Evans f l Elkl Tojo, Konoye successor, is known to havo a dis­ "llora’s wishing pda manv hats, and Frodo Fields played piano plr retu rn * ” MARTHA PAGE. it figured out just tinct leaning toward Nasi tactics, and is causing much May w* drop'ln and have a plea* A ptano Sol*V "InUrmatxo," bp tho tripped on 0 |* CUmVvQMn ( Jir* RTQSOOBUfR Roberto Evan*, and • a roadlng, s a x . ' s i v ” '” ' " """ anxiety in this country by his latest actions concerning.the of that candy from FRANK The history of U# R*d ,Croa* wlf* during cheer pmcttoc, Bobo Mar* tnua* B uttarbal) - waem'l ■U nitef Staten' aid to Soviet Huaala, a traditional en em y o( EVAN81 " •»-' -J Tha history of ih* Junior Rod boot enough'to catch her. tHo Japaneao empire. Tojo, an i>rmy general, has a virtual BO ADAMS up from WEST tom tho muse tot of hto .tog to. tho program, Cross Mary Elltabolh Carrot ' What eobld It him bean PALM BEACH, palntod “y* ola> , dictatorahlp strengthened by nrmy domination. The Env1 'Tho program wa* roecludod by Rita Theater waa awarded to The Rad Cram Motto - Oaorgs tovom" red and Uv-ti cam* baeh Prof.' O. E MaXar tatroduclng I peror of Japan, Hlrohttd, no longer plays an outstanding and striped I t Wow! LEROY K C Steal*, principal of the of tho Rod Croat Tba students of Lytm part in forming Nlpponea* action, owing to tho Increased HODGE and CONNIE-McCALL Lake Macro* Sehool Mr. Stool* honorod by tho "P otr* ___ Goorgo Town' .aetlvDv of the army. Thn 'Jictatorshtp. Nasi inspired, rca- arc aaan lalopylag around tho proooatod f oar . modal* to tho •wallowed a I I tadi. sword. • Ihusa that Japan’s destiny iiolda In store a hutile with the town FVEnY SUNDAY AFTER. Tho otodaata oajoyud thto proMonro* and Paoio students who National Children’s won tha K V a Essay. Cooteat tram very much aad they wUl (.» \-United States. They want to avoid the conflict by bluff if BOON.” here’s nothing Ilk* an out Mat yaar. Sooaaoo *«• .4 a. orro* look forward with anthBalaam to £/posslhl3—but at the aanr.i- time are thinkn r oi the com* of 'Ttown Interest,” taya VIRGIN. la tho engraving, they had to ho by plote Japane'*. domination of the Fkr Ea-it, obtained only IA HARRIETT, vrhos* steady ro tan o d and modah hay# ju rt \ through withdrawal of the United State; In that irnrt of CIIARLKY BAIRD of PALAT. boon rocalvod. LooUto ftotitif.and KA brought along 1.R8LIK GINN Margaret Gram, of tho U k* T ennis Club Shows ,, the globe. .. data MARY 8 KINNBR. M oan* School, rocolmd le t and f. • Will the Tojo govern rerl risk a batt'c with the United to LUCILLE «nd priae* rosprotivaly. and HALL h - 1 taken a S ig n s O f A ctivity * ’ RfltatCA? Thia question may hu answered within the next thin* to tha northern p*rt of tha Chariotto True and Cadi U t of E?two months with diplomacy, on the part of Japanese nm* stata. ’sptctollv sine* her llttto tho Wilson School, rocalvod. first Tbo Toaato C lu k ' to In full ? btwaador—Admiral Nomura—and American ambaaaador— Tallahaaaoe ftllow ’saulrad her now, sad tbo gtrto can Tbo student* of Seminole High poing to the JUNIOR DANCI. ' Joacph'Grew, an Important role In thla country aa well aa b* aaon rmcquaU la head, mak­ enjoyed thto program very mnoh HUDUNIT dealt again I - W* ing their warn to tito available < | fitfapan. and they are grateful to Mrs* tonal* helped r».brlag about tho tdaal courts to do thalr host —By EDWARD MARSHALL romanc# between "KNOCK ’KM at winning tits tournam ent DOWN" ABB ODHAM and SOUTH SID E NEW S FRANCES DAGUK. ttophomorea Hold EUGENE PENNINOTON and GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEVY make a onto R egular M eeting LOUISE eoupla but w* wind or why ha N otes doesn't pick on aomooao hto owe By Mary Rabun ||f t . to rts In grow of Tho 8 ophomora Class maoting GORMLY, worn a out* PEG0Y MAYXR’S VrOthor of rs. narnahv Billy Ei waa bald Friday durtog Activity MIAMI *f w rits wool poguMma. to horn visiting hot aad Dianas, Ffhak Ro. Psriod. It waa called to order D JACKSON n r olier* irgo and U nto by Hugh Wholchol, th* PrcsL haa ha got *11 th* girl* -bearing! h ril hto might to a Ho oh* to cute! wrotor whQ* RAYMOND KINKIE W I00IN 8 seems to ton hat to hard to Ides. totemhor of tho cam* yonr Jmorvn state wide roroe* tho Lord’s P ra m . Du* to th* Just us* th* old homotowe for a stopping ptoco hotwoon wook1 for hto aehtovotnonU. II* a bronco o f Martha Perkins from onda. Lost weak It wa* tba OA. m a member of Phi Kto th* tost masting, no minute* FLA. gam* and thto woob oho** a. a national honorary schoL were rood. fratam lty for freshman and Mrs. Callahan announced Umt returning th* vUH of also on th* Dean's ItoL a party, followed by a danro, PRR8 ON8 of XIMUOl 1 Du* to the foot th at 1 tfarlng in charalstrv ha made would ho gtvan for tha oopho. no gam* an riUlant record and was la­ more c|oa* after football season. thto foot-ball FRIDAY all tha * id to an honorary chemical Billy Kpps, tha P nthm aa lag stud**" of t . H. I A th latte Manager, Informed tho task In other dlrorttoai sophomor* boy* of a touch foot, th* look* of all the dt tor I* icing Initiated tkte ball gam* which was to ba found plenty to da. OVIEDO ;;to Loa Pocaroa do Quovado, played between th* freshman and honorary fraternity h r thto sophomor* boys? Nov. I t . ■ago. Btovril wlfl graduate After earn* songs and tHaora too, aocompllahlng four yoaro Fl«t thro* yean. 1 W ilton School tea it all h« haa mad* A'a 1 hto eoursaa! Only two other W», Charlie Gherman, praal- Juniors D iscuss . #f tha studagt:. body and Japan’s Destiny Ared’t w# th* sm art ones! A ftw itudanta of B. 1 1 . H. have written wotda for acme muite! This year tha band * rt a new book 0/ marching music. ona of tbo marc boa was ■ Yala aong, "Down tha PUId." TK . placa of moale baa aueh a pretty real, ody that David Catcnrl decided to writ* acme worda to It. Tl>a •ong la about oor high school and Ita football u«m , tha Cetary Feds. Tha Cloo Club Intro, docad It to tha atudani body In chapel the other day. The words sro aa follows. “On brava old Calary Fmli Fight on to victory, Break through th at forward will Their strength l» defy, -----Wall give a cheer for old Han­ ford High Our Alma mater. Fight team fight f ir fool old fl. II. R. And w indhls gamo." Aa tha ratal: uf W |f'»nnr’* hard thinking, the Glee Dub members composed some words to go with the mubl.’, "ftnmeonr’* in tha Kitchen with DinKa.” These worda were l i s t Intro,lured by the Glee Club and bolh songs welcomed heartily by tha lin ­ den te. Tha Glee Club’a rompotitloo la aa followa: •'Coma along Celery Fade down that lint. Coma on team we'll win thla S. H. S. Rambling* Junior High News National Book Week Address Made By Lawton Four members of tha Sam Inola High School Gleo Club have bean ■dec ted to represent thla d u b at the annual all-state chorus bald at Stetson University, Nov. 14 and LYMAN SCHOOL Strange Events Occur In S. H. S a i,,u,sci»rsS ta S3 s & w m t e p i J a f Iter Stovall iced On Dean’s List At College Banquet Problem ! Ry Late fil/aaR Tha Junior Class moating wn* S!K 'JUE2SJ? JSdJriSK wa 1 Id ri l|*M| It �•* - * ■• «— '(» tB SBSSESft hf_i .v‘ •#. ^ Kb iV.V' • • .‘ T*** N" 0 “ -H *“ \ * S a n fo rd Is T h e OnJy C en tral F lorida ( ’lljr A ffo rd in g H ail, HlKhwo) A nd W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n SANFOW), FLORIDA, MONDAY, 1M0BR 17* ,1941 NUM BER 68 Coal Production Stopped ama, Pennsylvania 1 1 / • « , 1'iii r 1^ 1 V f i t J1 1 o l H. M. S. Malaya Leaves New York Japanese A sk To B e U n r e s t r a i n e d In '-W a rld n g O ut Protra m O f D om inance Ready For Action Reireriial O f M ajor , U . & Policiets In C h i n a Dem anded SHANGHAI, N«v. '1 » / - Objector JaQed Red jCrou Canvas Of G ty District sus oilfield*, ■ n r theater of front. H u Not Started southern Th* Russians lititt I'a peeled As r»:UHiil .Men Strike whO* prltUhtnr pftoaratlonn Shortage Looked For In 2 Weeks> _ [ oms Ih M rs. Mann D eclares W ork Held Up By \ Supply S h o r t a g e Men who will etnvaM tho has. Inrio d b trirt of Bonfonl In e*HMction wtUi tho Seminole Coon. *7 Rod Croon roll cal) hoto not heenn sollelUng olnc# button*, membership card* and othor any. pHos for tholr um mutt b o . w . ctnod from women worker* after M Ttrtac tho residential ofctiOM, R n . Roy Ma*n, publicity fualr. man of tho organisation, oUtod tnAjfo • A t an explanation of ih» »horth«o of fuppltes, Hr*. Mann Mid th at Somlnol# County'* quota la tojc* as largo aa In th* proclaim 14* years and th* group had not ordarod aneugh supplies. Employ*** *f th* Sanford A t. la st I* National Bank haeo a 100 M taont laombfrihlp, th* publlatty **tor dUtloaad and aha r*. MUd that any bu(in*M organ, (ton who** snttr* Mraonnat i Jalnad Ulaphon* th* Rad MS Haadquartarx of flea *0 » t Street. According . to a report land* aa# of th* organ iaation’t pro. ipa meeting*, 'lb# Seminole Unty Chapter of Amrrleen Rod ■hied * probxbi* actJart a t Dm W V‘ lll\t ,M I S , Nor. I f . ■ * \I*» Inlin I.. I-rwi* In. formttl I’n .lilm t ItuueevrlC h-tlrr (..lav tho I'nitrdf 'tiro II cukrM ha<t rrfoacd *itmlnl*tralk>n In bolkad th* A rm ans yoatir dag along th* wM * RtuaIan fregt aa th# Moacow radio raportad for tk* flrat tiro* the f M iM of Goman aoldlaio froora to death, Bren th* nasally W a y CrV .m*a, wh*r* Hitler'* am laa oral* ■ battling for klttarly defeade^ | ,defense of ^ho*1*rltal C*oca*las oil auppll**, w*. blanketed wlft h«ary snow. ' On th# far northern rpnaho* of , tha front, th* MtUng in of wtat*r mada fighting next to trap**" afltk. although a Ftoslalt a m . mualqua Mid that about 100 fo r­ tified Ralston pot 11Ion* on tk# •aitam front had been d**tmy*4 sad reported artillery dueling t» yariaua aaatora. Gannas fonfirmatlon of th* off**tlT*n**a of wlstrr'o aid. to Rum is appeared in tho aMogrr. •'* ."rrrpt an »prn otnii in rjp lu p brrailap ll wnil III ■Ilnr r tir f im n h throm-hoiit IKo *a>tern tlo of th* peninsula which could aarr* a* a bridge, head for a water hop toward th* Caucasian ell field*. wa» pounded bv Gorman artillery and Sergeant A ids M en’s Escape In M ock W ar "hop agrreroot mines, ‘'InTglldat*'* in eperuloix aoft coat mining imlu.lrr, M the limp Iho •Fully repalml and refitted at th* York Nary Yard, under th* land.le*** (ram, H. M. S. Malaya U ihown l*a ring Yorn harbor undtr an **cort of tug*. Hew pro. New The Stanley May Be In Tourists To Hold Concentration Camp Initial Meeting Health Consultant Holds Conferences Of Year Tonight day which etateid the po**lble whereabout* of hi* eon. Tha wire .laid . "Your ton, ■Jigfc H»r»hi_ AJ. ,D. Stanley, woe mentioned In *a German broadcast on Nor. IB aa being a primmer of war. Thi* Infor. (nation should be accepted with reserve, pending official confirmation. Any further new* -will be Immediately com­ municated to you.'* Mi** l.il« Mue ( inirirnn *. child heullh ntpi maternity C<in*ii Itn ii t from Jurk»unville, ha* Irrn plannliiK u »chrilule end program for the Seminole County Heolth Unit throouli confrrcncr* with Mi** Kilitli Ha*l<m, county hr*llh mime, during the pan week, accord­ ing to Dr. l>an (one. dirrrlnr .of. the unit. Ml**. lUticuv iu,A th* llrnlth Unit alaff are making u *urvry of varmu* type* und de*criptiiuu in tlm County In order to ntrel the net"ln iif tin* program. *•'••• *• litrrr of Iho tleth" Irlu ni S irrl I umpany. t "ill i*i •m11ii*i ion iii Iho B if inim:li;iiti nri-it li.’tllod to d a y sli'iM'iinr lIn* -n n id v o f co a l t" find "t**i'l in Iiml :ii*':t. and a ttevoro c u r lailniiMil o f " i ri-l tirtuluc.Uon i" uni in i'iv than tw o wet*kit o ff 11 tin* "tiiki* c o n tin u e s. Ai*pn>Mmal*'lv 8.000 CM»tin ' inniriM in A laliam n (11(1 n*•i tiuit woik (otluy. is stirvry of • trie !< i*i« IVnu^yU ania i»»ol mlM Collision Occurs West Of Altamont Hitch-Hiker Struck On Orlando Highway A collision occurred one m»l«* went nf Altamonte* Spring* ••inly Sunday morning in which iu» m e was injuri’il. Albert llnnly of Ml. |h»r;t w:ih Iht* driver of one car which r«»l. lidrd with a Mmlvl A Ford dn\« ii by Welter Carter of Longwinid Stair Highway I'atrulnt.in Ii (i. Party invi’fttlgati*d lh» iim> •lent. A car driven by E. M. Swalm •truck an elderly hltcluhlker, Noah W. Slpe, yesterday a* he waa walking along tha Orlando highway three miles north of Maitland, according to Informs. (Ian today from th* police dr. partment. Officer Thomas of ih* RUte urged (*> attend th* first meet' Stapler, Highway Patrol waa In charge of mg nf th* tourist tlub tonight at ■ and Station tha case and reported that Ripe 7:30 o'clock Mr*. Ilodgkln Mid. hla leadership •offered alight bruises 'and n Injury. H. A lbert S. Goss Is N ew Grangf?;M aster Fallen Power Line Causes Two Deaths * letter. ***" rrlc i.n l. I m i. aria tell* In* III,- ( . M. W. policy ruin null,,. hi- lilamnl Iho |irr"rMi "Irikp in nial pit* •■liierrle in, l'rr"l<lrnt Ka< Hritioh super.dreadn'iught hm born I• mentioned in th* news. having I'lig.ig enemy in a number if mm InttU-. aaaa o f tha claim* of ttrrii galas and naknawladgemewt In Many nlaaaa It waa the who attacked. gain waa ria lm ^ Mrs. *In AnoSer'Naa! Crimea, where th* hlgh.aanhIw tha roll call mand Mid a "stiffly defeaded In the ring a f , Reeaetorjol list (torn Gold*, fort’* inaoa and Ella defenses f*IL Oennhn predlc. (ton* as to th* taking of Haro*, Wtoga. Also It# a r t th# elty topol Itself, kowarag, freely wd school teerh. Uth a one, Lola Three Storm s Blew D uring W ind Season Lays Itlame Car Walkout On 15et h lehe m Head described deter. counterattacks Ip wintry overhead, their potentUl i full erinln pitch Tokyo voicing fniridi that jgp ■trained in wort S e v e re Curtailment ItlVll t r 11«•VV«-ai ft*W»T tluill 1,0 0 0 ntitin i n |M»rtc,| lit work tuday. l>n*„ un i luiiiiMgeuicUt .Curt, fi » / • -mr* TIT* tdluti' .11 . I<nt ■■ la uki* off negotiations i . . i n . h i . ml , 1. ndlockrvl an tha iiiiinii . In.i. i«.no, uml .John L. l.ini . -t toiling firmly on his n u ll, Ini- ,i work sloppagtf by • '..IHMI i i i nor", ilieekeil the next 1.1 mu up In 1'ienidrnt Kuosc-velt .mil oi.i vI*** Congress. U ill* thi* development, it was i|>l'*'*iil that government-labor ■. l.itmu. iii ihi> li|(ht »f the d*. t.u i' prngrtin Iiml reached a • i h i i, for the President hud d*. ■l.iii.I iinly Kiidiiy (hut produr. Iinti fn in the coni mine"—owned b* etei-l enni|Kinie* hui*y with mnuinieiit 11nier*— mutt continue xiltlmtit ileltiy. 11iirlilv vulallle element* tn Sl» ivplprive .ilualioii were tho li.tltKiltlC Ihrrnt nf tin imluatry. Wi d e t r i k e ill the soft coat field* mid the iMHtibitily nf an open IiihiIi In (wet'll Out uHvernmcnt mid III" PtO, (In lirtroit ypili'nluy, !lu% , ntive lionrd nf the C. I. O. pledyed ih timpiatified aunport fur the effort! Iiv the UnlUd Man Worker* (l.'.I.O.) tu rain City News Briefs s r * s # c t o £ f f i u r - ,vsi rxaer Master f f tha Washing. • Btat* Grange, today waa Mtad National Master af th* gngo Jbero the 7Bth annual Ho auaceade Lout* J. Taber of K earney Sister Ship ; Is To Be Launched In Orlando Y f*W YORE. Not. IT n * >•-000,000 deetroyrK Faren. bah wtu b* lauacbad Wednesday M tk* Ito tan Island yard of th# I r t f i i kim RUel Company. .Tk* 1410-ton craft, af tk* ■■a* eonatrartlon aa tk* Xear. wg wIICm WM lorpeooM t f i iff* h a d last month, U tk* flrat d*. Oh t»i koOt at tka yard daring burn Saya To Gat Sti A mnrrieg# license »*» issued John ('. Jordan «tul I rum llugn* of 1Villist<m oyer tho week. The annual Parish supper of Holy Cross Episcopal Churih will be held at the Parish II oumtonight a t 7:00 o'clock. Disguised Nazi Ship May Be Held Forfeit The I Jill# Theater (’lull will meet at the Woman'* Club at 7:3** o'clock tonight and everyone over IH yrar* of eg* Is invited KAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, N a n to atlend. 17 —bln— Tho German motor. •hip Odanwakl, eelted In tk* Th* Methodist Men's rluh south Atlantic by unlto of tkP will meet for supper et 7:30 U. 8 . Navy, arrivrd her# tkig o’clock Tuesday night In the elii'tniwn under American #ochurch annex. O. P. Herndon m rt. She waa enruuta to Oar# will be guest epraker. jnany from Japan when soiled. II le understood that proaapb An oystor supper la planned action will ho brought In UaltaS by the Odd Fellows a t their Hall Slates rn u rti to forfeit tha ship tonight at 1:0 0 o'clock and all for disguising he n a if Illegally gg local membcaa and ylsllura ***• a U. 8 . n.crcliantman. welcomed to attond. A delega­ tion from Or la odo Is expected HEAVY RAIN IN AR C E N T U f* V > at" the meeting. RUENOa AIRE8 . N on IT — . , (A3 — Several spocUtora a t » «. moving picture theater wera f l O a *n*l bruised by falling dobrii Sunday night a t a violent ato n g ntcoiupanii-il by torrential twRE. . ami hail tore tha roofs off Ik* . -* anUrtototaoPl -Ik* aomrtlttao theater and O suburban Twnriafl awmbara Bar* arranged an.l TST In tk* avanlag rafreahmenta will Entertain For i And Winter Residents Thi* year la tha first lime Lake Mary has aUamptad to en­ tertain for RamiaqU County’s taurtsU to tkU manner, according -Hi**, and the people far Bwrltii tod* I f to iw m r d tour. \ A'.tf �1 $ * • n U k M M IM S tT c rir IMS trtw M M n t* r * w a r at BootaoS, fftwta* g e itp e x dba MONDAY, NOVEMBER IT. 1 M I f - BIBLE VERSBFtlR TODAY R ® i THE 8 B ARB CLRAR AND *. MOIPLB REQUIREMENTS: He . hath showed the* O men what K J *• good. *nd what doth Ui* Lord require of thee, but to do justly, >- > dad to levs mercy, and walk ’ humbly with thy God.-MIcah Saburo Kurusu, Japanese flenlpoUnttary. or *om*thlng like that, begins his confereneee With Secretary Hull today to preserve the peace of the Pacific, Which as we recall It means peace. Americans everywhere wOI wish these two gentlemen every psoaible success, for the failure of their talks would doubtless mean war. Just what kind of a proposition Kurusu ia bringing with,him from Tokyo la uncertain, bat the comments of statesmen and newspapers bade home would Indicate that it will not be very attractive fo thla government. To ac­ cept it, we would in effect have to surrender to the Japan­ ese before the war began. It may be that actually Japan will offer something a little more conciliatory than the public haa thus far been permitted to see. The Japs must know that a full dress war with this country would bo no ioka evoD if w.- .lid happen to have Germany on our hand* at the same urco. But :f some jor; of cr«*aty ia worked out with the Japanesa emissary- whereby the rights of the Uui'rd Slates in the Far Bast are recognised and Jtpanese '.senri'y is Insv/ed, we w onder just how mueh f*dth the Ir.iltd fliBtes could place in .is fulfillment. We bliiody ha/t «eversTtWJflB with the Japs which they have regarded as scraps of paper whenever It served their purpose. Would any sort of an agreement with them, no mat­ ter how far the United States might go In granting conces­ sions, make It possible for us to withdraw our Navy from Hawaii and use it in the Atlantic for the protection of our merchant shipping? Is it possible for us to make good enough friends out of the Jape so that we can afford to put un our guns? If we can’t, what good is any sort of a deal with them? If the Japs are going to knife us in the back at the first opportunity, just as soon as we become fully en­ gaged in a war with Germany, why not recognile facts as facts and beat them to the draw? ' JUNKMAN’S HORSE . F. J. Worrall From ssrly dawn To closo of day Hs Jog* along Tn# urn* old w»y. id down crowded (I reel* Yea tan hear Th* rhythmic best*. V imstlmaa drowaing In the sun— Ish tek ... wishing Day was don*. For a wi«p of hay. i f . W# wonder If this fellow, 8 a •*.. kero Caruso sing* tenor. Tt U no longer a queitlon of Inflation, but how far will it go- fiquipftient For Blind F fri» r To Be Ready ATLANTA, Nor. n^-tA V -T b# country'* t i n t commercial In*tall, attoo of “blind” buding equip­ ment will U mad* ooon at the municipal! *»TP*rA JbftoOal DU roator Va*t of tbo CAA *uld. The dark*. which will enabta AnderaonGrifeth Funeral Director TH a **4 y o u r t je a r s rd tl»a Federal Telegraph of Newark, N. J , an A. subsidiary. AR E HARD TO SH IFT € meeting were! Mr*. Wilson, Mr*. C. T. Niblaek, Mrs. J. !!. Sta­ ley, Mrs. Max Lein hart. Mr*. R. T. Coopkr, Mr*. Jo* LeUhart, lf n . C u rie s 8 . Lee and-Mi*. J. B. Jones, J r . . . Mr*. L. O. Tyro snd baby »o«, Mtehasl. of Flora Home, are - visiting Mrs, Tyre's »Ut«r, Mr*.- Georg* KeUey snd Mr. Kelsey. ______ _ B ring Your Car To U i For P ro­ per Lnfcrte&tion! * Roy Britt’s ( Good Golf Service Station Sanford Are. at 15th St. Auto Painting & Body Repair 80S W. Sad St. — Sanford, Florida W. R. “ SPEEDY” WILLIS Automobile Taxes P ro b ab ly th e m ost h eav ily ta x e d com m odity in tho United S ta tc a is th e autom obile an d th e fuel w hich it tak es to run it. T im e w»« when th o public w o u ld n 't have cared ho m uch ab o u t th is, but to d a y au to m o b iles a rc no longer n lu xury. T hey are a n ecessity and th e y are owned by ■ ■ ■ practically every family in the country. ' "An average of $71.59 in special State taxes waa Iiald by Florida motor vehicle owners In 1940," according to Information received from Berwick Anderson, secretary of Florida Pfltroleuto Industries Committee.” Of that amount $10.16 represented registration fees and $65.43 State gasoline taxes. "Besides special state taxes, motorists also pay heavy taxes to the federal government. At the present time the federal government is collecting onesndone-hslfcsnton every gallon of gasoline sold in Florida,1’ said Mr. Anderson. "This levy (a costing the average motor vehicle owncr nearly $10 additional annually. "Despite the heavy burden of state and federal taxation on motor fuel, suggestions have been made in Washington for the Imposition of another federal levy on gsso- From what w* hear, John L. L*wtd la rapidly Mcrlflclng hi* lin o . T h . n r h n M a l h n w . v . r l a popularity, U any, HlUar aaya Germany doesn’t Want war with th* United titataa B h a n d th at fed h im The W ily Jape H ie Sanford Herald ____ _ v« j; 1* "1 got Into Georgia polities oil th* money that I mads right hat* In Florida renl eaUta." Governor.-Talm*tie*, of Gveriw, told a Miami ehrlo club lunrhron n d lan co th# other day.—Tamps Time*. So ha’s the ruy that mad* dUtaamen, educators, and sow dogtatn i n beginning to pay re and more attention to tho M l of th* nation. They *vo [tnnbig to nail** that many th* problem* of unrm ployhard tlmaa, not to mention Itaalf, ar* dua to the final » ta IU health. Florida Citrus ComMla. advert Ising agvncy haa dw. to nan Most of Ita O I L m a tlln w a lH i , , u m -- ■ - jams* W. WDaea, MV*. 0 . T. NL black, Mrs. M as U M ta rt, MW., Sammy Long, Mr*.. W. J . Imw. .■ . 1 ton, Mrs. Frank Whealct. Mrs. J * 0??? • - *t J. W. Martin, Mrs. R. F. Cooler, Friday at neon af the clubhouse, Mrs. W. a / WUlls- M u. T h a i Lee Ling*, Mrs. W. |H , Got*. *7; .f*” *" f***- Mr*. Frank Talhott, M rs-.H. R. Mrs. Jim Partin, Mrs, u Pw Uwton h*d char** Hunt. KlnseraUler, Mrs. AagwsU 0f th# program, which w u s n G. _D. Covlngtoa, - — Mrs Oreo* Wat. R*d Cro«* and defense. Mrs. A. nett, Mrs. C. 8 . 1 dlatrist dlreeter of hoitesses. The - Woman’* ? Writer ^ be held n e x t ------ --------uni on Constructive Defense will at th* Oviedo Woman’* work elubwbman can do and the noon Club. v . of b*,B|r * **d*r*t*d H r. snd Mrs. Bernard Foleotn. . , » CISb. of Orlando, spent Sunday with A delicto os Spaghetti lunch, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Campbell. in was served by th* hostMMf. tra. J. H, Staler, J t n . RoWrt #v*rwnS%ex OVIEDO levies, are enough. B M P P P I ____ "The first federal gasoline tax was inaugurated at I **'*■ ®- Joni one cent per gallon as a ’temporary' measure in 1932 on a I . THa clabhoy* one-year bails However, Itr haa been repeatedly extended: iS? »JmDkln < Iduit year Congress added a one-half cent tax to provido IThanksgiving.’ g funds for national defense purposes. These two federal [with tapering levies are equivalent to a sales lax of about 10 percent of \7V? the retail price of gasoline." ^ SSua,* sto . . , r Some Famous Wrong Gnesses ■Cn^We. ^depending upon who*a • TH* lfaw York leader of Mur. U*t, Inc., trapped bv police and Implicated la morn than no mur. Sara leaped to hi* death from th* atata floor of ■ hotel. II* had-ijphllia, cancer and s death *mtaneo staring him In Ui* fact. Who can bi«m* him? • ma ! II U/ , ,, , . I pumpkins, fru it «d I fa L I COLUMN •dicks 8T»ANGE, Bcfl—Sloe* the vR tMtr* 1atIon was gtvva am* m l wantad Defense Frajeeta M OMk tal# ta gat thaod prodeMO ttaw f c .t W .V ilt SIS S i ’nft M and A 4 The Sanford A tlantic Ni Member Federal ATTENTION FOLKS! EVERY NIGHT IS NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS1 Jack Is back fram Broadway wtth the latest Be* all the Broadway sad Hollywood stars right bafera year eya. GOODS Bealdt# Mr*. A six-yctr-old lad came homo one day with a not-j H. Luther, e fm from lils teacher In which It waa suggested that R! fa ■ t * * * ^ ^ ” *! taken out of. school as he waa "too stupid to learn." The smith boy’s name waa Thomas A. Edison. . hl Terrell af i Tennyson’s grandfather gave him ten shilUata fferr w ire nasta af tvriUng an elegy on. hla grandmother. Handing It to Jfi?* lad, tho old man said: "There, that’s the first money you Mj£, ever earned by your poetry and. take my word for I t it \ " ’ wil! be the last" I "Ah I’’ said Zacchetu Greeley, Horace’s father. When, f0***” > da nta in a fit of abstraeUon. the boy tried to yoke the "off" ox E i V on th . W ■Wo.-thol boy -111 n o ,« know ,noo,h » K f S t a f u get on in the world. Holt never know more than enough *mbsrm*idg q to come in when It ralna.” !•**# a* u why, Benjamin Frtnklli'e mother-in-law hesitated a t tatting I her daughter marry a printor. There were already two riwHite D*U» printing office* In the thiitad State*, and she fepNd that konT* Ocala. B feeS 1 5 S ta S 4M "°! *" *° *Upport » T h w l-Y o ttr loeolhim sad-tf thflrCosgwaa. irspafrult mas and Senator* |*MV nas heat* Home. ... . Mr*. Paul Campbell was teaUss Wednesday aftarwooo whan •h* entertained a rrous *' friend* a t her home. Thee* **k joying this affair were! Hr*. R. L Wheeler, Mrs. Theodar* Au- Kaay payment plan low co«L r am m i that *v* ATLANETS D R U G STO R E �t iiA n u niin i i Aivi , V n uA r xurlincD s u rtfc tt TOT SANFORD OTRAT.I), 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA Social A nd Personal Activities Social Calendar # a ^ • MONDAY The Azarian C lan of the First Baptist Church .will mec. in the annex at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. R. L. Beard. Mrs. R. T. Tho. mas, Mrs. 8. f . Gardner, Mr*. T. E. Smith nnj Mrs. W. L. Vance as hostess**. The Dependable r;.ass of the Methodist Churi.!i will meet at t'.K home of Mrs. VV. T. Woolley. i ( 3 t Willcw Avanuc at *:0u p. M with Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker as ro-hostes*. TUESDAY The morning sewing session for the Red Cross will be spon. sored ,by tho O. E. 8 , under the direction of Mrs C. L. Ir­ win. 0 The Epireopal Guild will bn . . . In charge of tho afterruon saw­ ing session for the Red Cross la the W<mnn'i Club, directed by Mrs. St. Clair Whitnr The Junior and Senior ilepsrt_ mint of thq Woman's Club win ™ have a party In the elnb house beginning at 8:00 o'clock for members of the club and their • husbands, also for the Seminole County teacher*. An entertain­ ing program has been arranged (9 Including dancing, bridge game* and Chinese checkers. Hostesses will be Mrs. R. B. Tolar, Mr*. , John Miller, Mrs. James Hough­ ton, and Mrs. Charles Morrison. Reservations may be made by a telephoning Mrs. J. W. Lyles, w 792-W. WEDNESDAY ' 9 A The Civic department of the Woman’* Club will have a covered dlah luncheon with Mrs. O. P. Herndon and Mrs. F. 8. Lamson •» hostesses. Sponsor of the pro­ gram will be Mrs. J. L. Ingley, the subject: “Tuberculosis." There will be a call meeting of the board of managers of the Woman'* Club cit 12:15 c’clock, preceding the luncheon meeting o f the Clvie department. THURSDAY The Woman's Club, under the 1.49 v Value! Hi-Low *CbW Telcphoira 148 .Mrs. Stinecipher Entertains Class Persona h Prances Phillips Weds Mr. McDaniel Sabring, Florida —Two of Cypress l. itn i i Martha Mitchell and Aluc Ilryan, had ThtMr "(In.ir,. «. when they wera entortnlncd l>y hnn«'5t-to-»:oi'»lncNt tht Duke and Duchov* of Wi/ulsor In lh« ir i **«* . » to tha Seaboard train no tocir way fmm V\ w * 1 Sebrtnf. Martha Mitchell. Caidrnia Quc«*n. « the Duchess of Windsor holding the (i&wn \ tavn hey. Woman's Club Will Have Party Tuesday sew for tha Red Croae during the morning session. Tho Townsend Club will have Its regular meeting In tha Coart Homo *t 7:30 P. M. ’ Tha regular meeting of Sem­ inole Chapter Two, 0 . R. B. will m THREW Barbara Ann Pearce Has Birthday Party Complimenting her daughter, Barbara Ann, an hrr eighth birth­ 1 day anniversary, Mrs. 11. M. Pearce entertained with a party at her home on West First Street on ■ Saturday afternoon. Emphasizing a patriotic tnotne. The Vhilatliea Class of the First Baptist Church waa enter­ the rooms were opened cnauitr tained at the home of Mrs. J. and decorated with red rose* M. Stinecipher on Park Avenue combined with red and white on Friday evening with a Thanks­ gladioli. The mantle held an ntgiving supper. tiactive arrangement olif red berThe supper table held a novel arrangement of autumn leaves rica and autumn leaves. placed upon a mirror reflector. The dining table which Assisting Mrs. Stinecipher in overlaid with a linen clot! serving were Mrs. L. P. Garn­ centered with a large er and Mrs. J . A. Cunningham. Present were: Mrs. Arthur birthday rake bearing cigh Williams. Mrs. C. C. Collins, J r , candles *n,| the words. "I Mrs. Julian Ponder, Hr*- John Birthday,’ ’mbosseil upon it. On Kader Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mr*. each sid< »ere planed tall rgd Johnnie Harmon, Mrs. Jack Purtapers In crystal holdeis. don, Mrs. Nell Knight Stribllnf. A Thanksgiving touch was | Mrs. U H. Howell. Ur*. J. L. added to the nartv in tho gam* Friends of Mb* Margaret Reitz "Turkey In the Straw.’* which U e, Mrs. Frenklln Cumming and will be sorry to learn that ah. la consisted of a tub filled with I Mrs. L. P. Payton. ' Alao, Miss Ruth .Strange,‘'Miss til at her home on Sanford Avc straw and ronrealing two novel Doris Hall Mias Helen Gamer, nue. turkeys, with each child trvtTC Mlsa Elisabeth Franklin, Misa fte ftnd them by menns of « lone Louise Purdon, Mlaa Ruth Cam­ Mr. ami Mrs. John W. Vickery fork. Ann Reborn and Bonnie ming, Mias Verm Lodge, Mbs and daughter Wylene, of Palatka Cameron were the prise winners Dorothy Marshall, Mias Lenbra A stunt game. "Dlpoy,’’ wo,h' * crk*,‘'-' *UfBta of Mrs. WMddon, Mbs Eva CuanIngham. r.'m then enjoyed hy the children with Lillian Uckery and family. Mias Ruth Jaan Wright, and prizes being won by J i.vcj An­ Mlsa Edith Bale*. II. N. Groom* of Palatka era's derson and Ray Thomas. After singing "llnpp/ birth­ the guest yestcrusy ol his aistcrin-law, Mrs. M. K. Manning, and day” to the honoree. Mrs. Pearce aviated bv Mr*. Eat1 King. Mrs Mr*. A. E. Dobbins. John L. Mtller and. Mrs. Warner . ------- ' 1 Joe Crenshaw and Cullgn King. aefWM’ refreahniepta of lee Wright of the University of Flor- cream and c*ke. Furthering th* ( Wa In Gaineiville rpent the week­ patriotic U\«tne. miniature cross nurses wrre given to th- | end with their parent*. glvla and the bovs received toy i Robert Howell of Camp Bland- soldiers as favors’. Those invited to enjoy the oc-1 Ing was the g u e s t yesterday of hi* parents, Mr and Mr*. R A. cation with Itarbara Ann were i 1 Ann Rahorn. Janice Reel. Jeanne | Howell. Lane Miller. Jo Ann Wilkins. The Rev A. II Blades, minis­ Becky Sherrill. Barbara McN«b. ter of the Community Church jf Mary Jean King. Rarbara M*e | Lake Mery, Hr ill in the Ker- Lnwe, Tomml# M-Jthvin. Doris Dolores Enebih, Kav ; nald-Laughtnn Memorial Ilospi. Willis. Holtzclaw, Joynie Mac Jones. Joyce Anderson. Harriett L e e with which she ware matching Richanl I’urkard has been re- Brown, Grace Marie Stinecipher. accessories. She has lived In San­ Iraacd I-ou'se Brown from the Frmald-Laugh- Denise Stevens. ford nearly all of her life, mov­ *0n Memorisl Hospital where ho and Marilyn Dee A'kintnit of ing here with her parent* from ha« Iren confined . . . . Buford. G*. She attended the automobile accident. following an Orlando. Alao, Rav Thomas. Malcolm local schools and for the past Rutledge, Ronnie Caincrt-n. Ru. year haa been employed by the Friends of Elmer Russell Echols doloh Smith. Ijtrvy Reel. Jackie City Ice and Fuel Company. Miller. Charlea Poplin. William Mr. McDaniel I* employed at will be interested to learn that, Peplln, Terry Cordell. Waltor the Strickland Motor Company. he haa finished hli aviation train­i Graham. Al Phillip* and Mon. at Pne Bluff Ark, and la Tha couple will reside at 704 ing now stationed at Randolph Kitld, Weat First Street. Texas, with Co. E , Aviation direction of H n . J. W. Hall, will Cadet Detachment. MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor P V T A s a s - r t? a .T a . T S i time, haa keen postponed. FRIDAY The 60-50 Bible Clara of the Methodist Church will hold Its eleventh annual barbecue a t the church annex lat, 7:15 -------P. . -M. AH member* are Invited to attend. Mr*. Arthur Williams and Mrs. Earl Knight returned yesterday fiom Ft. Jaclnon, S. C , where they have been viritlng with their husbands, who are stationed with the Slet Division there. They were accompanied by Sgt. Philip M. Vickery, who will, vlalk with hi* mpther, Mr*. Lillian Vickery. Tor a few day*. , tW cchiil lm«r* I i n a t ya * Mow? I i t glicill . Mrs. G. E. Rollins Elected Chairman More Bundles For Britain Is Appeal Club Plans Sale Of Plants And Shrub APPY BIRTHDAY been (hipped office to be land and thal Announ cement! i f T* v ltl •feoaara’we aa noaaoe tent. Mr* lubeec Pai4if | | s«sUi uiodUU I'm itral Services Tor Krnest Krupp Conducted Today Mrs. 8. C. Dicker.«>n of llo Sanford Garden Club annsooii <-I this morning that there will a salo of plants and shrub- m the Garden Center, located >n the Smilh Furniture (o . building, on Saturday. Nov, 22. beginning -ii 10:00 o'clock and lasting miM 6:00 o'clock Any donations of plant • fv* BOVTHDAT c a k e Mra. L. -Grow M. L. 77111* Lane* Hay*# Harry J . Byrd, Sr. ;«. Walter * . JfAnaon blouse 1/ “s Ir al, o a a *5•' t U\p salo will -bs< gratefully ap __ __________ ___ _ . will Us reasonable in prices »•"! the proceed# will-be used tnwind the Senford Garden Club's licuuUBeat Ion project throughout llo entire county. A flallng of the various plant* will be -publshcd later. — — . wars* i j / , II >g solicited for the child: : Chrietmge time. Only tdy* of tkooden toya accepted for shipment, add iitytmn caring to 1* aehod to contact Mrs. Martin. Seminole County 0 of Bundle# for Britain, Phoning her a t 484-W. Martin haa a new eupply 1 a t h#r home on MeUon> venue and any interested Are naked to call there, Instructions will be fur- .•i. «|oolcssi| >,i .ilo nnisls l.-jllrfs used it.I thills cr up .1. C'l .ofmv. Mih. lo ts It. b|tli*|||rr, Mi>t \| i|| Kiup..’ of N.uv t .rk fii . . <••• .Ixtin li. Kni|ip .,i V*uk f'liy aiol l.i-«l.-y s. '’' lliiar.ln; ft . i r -i.tri .lotni Siistmnnn, M is Ann h Mi. t'.irolyn Wi lting, Mi Mall field all of Nfi.v <'il>. iliree brothers, Elwu Kriini'. Iienrge I, KlU|'|i Wife Joins bailor • Husband On Ship \ ............ . n v *T',IttSfc;'- i llilen Krupp mill John U. I PORT ARTHUR, T ex , Nov. 17 —<A7— Mr*. Ann Ekornra, ii eallor’a wife, dlda't llko tin- pr. ; apect of staying at home wlnl her huaband roamed the far cnr. WDBO Bare of the earth. »o >ho be. came a' sailor, ten. lonlghla rrograaea Mr*. Kkornea, an altraztive 12-year.olil American girl. i> •i mi K lwfn C.i Hill probably the only female sailor •>;lll Program Resume t'onaolg. Echoes of her nationality In thu wr rid. 4:16 k -i -k- mvb oil's noilo simnlr. ' 4: lil I.»i of Harmony 4 16 World Today 7 .mi The l/inu Hanger 7 ;.7II lllondin H:(lll Vox Pop H::ill Norman Beasley and RADIO NEWS sn * id to ta held f’owboya 447 JAPS LEAVE HAWAII Supplies n System s - YOKOHAMA. Japan. Nov. 17 —LV*>— The Talyo Marti arrived her* today with 447 Japaann nu. Mans evacuated from Hawaii, tin •gelled vessel ta bring Japanrtr from United 8 tate* terrltery un­ der the Japaneee-A merle an ahly- 8:55 11:01) ltl:UO 10:30 10:15 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:05 • FINAL SHOWING Ih- Elmer Davla nnd the New, Lux Radio Theater Orson Welle* .Sport* Reporter New* o f tho World Count Basie Orchestra Guy Lombard* Union Well* Sign O ff TOMORROW IS BARGAIN DAY! Beasley and Ilia DANCE .TUESDAY 9:00 P. M. T (( 12:00 Orchestra—“ IHe P rairie Vagabon BTCerttUtyTWfl U W IS-RU SON -CO LO N Bi'bora la AtUN’Alaa MOWb ond tha tc i c a p X des TPOIJ fie lia . BNJOYABlfJ-: SELK(TEl)' BHQI �* * T H E dANFOUD HOiTOAT, N q m g g m i r , i n i bondmactera have written Percent Mote rep Uncos to the Orange Bowl committee sad replies from the are to ba made a t tbe ite C it e To others bandmasters meeting to bo held In, tho northern port of the At Orange Bowl state this mouth. IAMI, Nov. 17 — (Speelal)— faar-dny Orange Bowl fr», which start* her* on Dec. will bo w r , rvprsenUllv* M d s than rrvr, it wo* Mid F a t tko office* In tho SvyBuilding of tho Orsng* I committor Reports reerlvM there show a t least 26 per cant m art Florida cities will be represented la the feetire] than M rtidpated a year ago. it* The major high school bonds h . Florida h a rt boon incited to jartkipote In the King Orange Jamboree parade on Now Tear's re* and also la the festivities attendant upon the football else- ALTMAN’SI USED CARS U M issing Bomber Is Sighted In W oods Present indication* afe that some SO bonds and marching units will bo In Miami far tbeae events. This will provide a mini­ mum of SjOOO trained musician*, hundreds of whom now are prac­ ticing their march lag and their Using t musical to be presented during th* feethraL In th* par­ ade they will appear a* unite, while a t the Orange Bowl elaaelc th* bands will appear and play both as unite and a i a huge ST. AUGUSTINE, Nor. 17c- t Special)—Dotonalnoid to gab Wo second low oa Urn Walter J Trorlo Memorial Trt tho moot Tih o M t pr tear competition, *i by Wolkor, of tho __ ___ „ _____ _ . jM i Country Clah. Orlando, Fla.; 1933 ha* already began lateral*# prep­ aration for hla appearance in the fifteenth anaaal National Championabip of Golf Club Cham, plena, to bo contested oeer S t AogaaUno Link*. Fohroary 14 to 21, Walker achieved Wa first victory In tho classic early la 1940. Since this motor event eras Inaugurated In 1028, only three players hove turned In two vic­ tories, and on# af this trio la Ineligible to etries for outright possession of the trophy. T. Phil­ ip Perkins, formers British i n s . tear champion, who scored here in 1931 and 1982. baa long lines Joined the professional ranks. Only Charles Whitehead, of Pta Infield, New Jersey, state amateur champion, and Carl M. Dann. Jr., of Orlando, Fla., re­ watosa, Wla.; 1937—Charles main In the running for a third Whitehead, Foragate Country Club, J a maeburg, N. J .| 1334— Claude Harmon, Dubodread Coun­ try Club, Orlando. Fla.; 1336— Charles WhRshagd, Laurence Brook, Booth BhW ; N. J .; 1334 —Tommy Goodwin. Monroe Coun­ try Q u h lfanroo, Now York; 1333-Carl M. Dann. J r - Orlando Co2 .T,trL ^ Bb«** —T. Philip Ikrktns, Fox Hills Oolf Club, Stapleton, N. Y.J 1331 anna, Floridians wilk-se# w ill’- see 'M a gain a in - T . Philip Perkin*. F o n Hills tAh..w Bosch, II4 little Jthnny f#rw‘ »rn.es two 'add. ‘sea­ Oolf Club. Stapleton, N. Y.t 1330 sons a thorn in the aide of tho —Howard A, Try on. Elmira O tora, and CapL Charley San­ Country Ctob,'• Elmira, N. Y. ders. a grew* tackle -who drop* 1929—Can M. Dona, Jr. Orlando .back to ' handle tho punting, as Country Club, Orlando. Fla.; 1923 on well on Pat McHugh, a fine —Robert M- Wingate, Mralclpal Course, Jacksonville, Fla. rophomore fullback. Woods* Roger*, first roysl governor of the Bahamas, h |d as Ms thief mission the elimination of piracy from tho bland*. • worsen FRESH | T rade-ins on the V NEW 1942 t ’ CHEVROLET N otice I* h ereb y s i r e n th a t t am »*o*s*4 In kueln*** a t JS* K a il Hccnnd Ht. Banford. Florid*. • Oder th e rtclltlou* n*m* Andor•on a l l r l f f tt h ' f u M r i l Horn* end th a t I Intend to r*gl*t*r arid nam e p u rsu a n t s o th* term * of th* " r lc tltlo e * Nam* n u tu t* '' w ith th* r l tr h of th * C ircuit C ourt of Sem inole C ount*. Florid* a. a . (m irriT it. Owner P uhlU h. O c t I t . IT, N or. I, t t . IT Com ing in O ften • BEE US NOW | For m Good Car Priced R ight u.l 3Y TERMS 140 Ctimotot Dalai* Pawn Sadan.... 060.00 140 Plymouth Da­ n a Fordor Mm 676.00 . . IM8 Chevrolet Coup* rHh Radio.....! 415.00 Ida Field. Florida—no m atter what lie previous scores may bo—annually turus In one of Its beat perfoienanew of the season luforn 1 U alumni, and Tech, Just as con­ sistently, plays oh# of Jta beet Iflt& M lriM Town p i n - I . : '.. .. .. 895.00 BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR C h a rro ia t Cab. ______ 385.00 OMamobllo Club a ...... . ' ............ • 111 W . FIR ST STR EET , ___ REGISTRATION NOTICE 365.00 "Ford Forder 265.00 ALTM AN! IVSOLET GO W. tot Be k . . FI*. - The Registration * Books of tho City of Sanford. Florida, V , open a t tho City Hall, commencing Monday, Novem­ ber 3rd. 1341, for the purpose af registering for the General Municipal Elsetlon to be held oa December 2nd, 1341, and will remain open sack day except Sundays ind holidays up to and Including Novem­ ber 22nd, 1341. H. N. Boyer City Rsgfetrntfen Officer I la s s iH e d A d v e r t i s e m e n t s W orkers A t Mines PITTSBURGH, Noe. 17 —UP) - CIO United Min* Workers' picket* lata Sunday turned hock employe* of o Youngstown Sheet and Tub* Company captive coal min*. It wa* th* first Indication the strike ordered b y • John l„ Lewis was being carried out. The men tu n e d back were about 60 coke oven workers of tho company's Buckeye hitne in nearby Fayette county—world’s greatest coke-producing district. _ Sanford Arena* J u t Off Of Geneva Arena* Tr »— D w rilln* elling at a l iIss ] Maul* Ma£l* Arsnu* ?.lk ! ,Tr ft. #r l/*« T and all I/U I lilk I T r t— t ilo r r d w ellElm A y * ,i0rv dw*lll"« •» >«* N- , w *4> B,h • Tr •*—* "t°nr Sw ellin g at l* t j W. w’V L '.r" * * **• * Jamegraalt* Av*. • «f. It* I t e f EHI af Din I Tr i s —a *m all dw alllng* s | " r 0* ' Th,rt ■». »»d Mutorrr Ar*. tk S* 4. . Tr ' • m* l« 4w *U lnes M N o rth w M ro m * r Thlnl * 1. **4 Tamariad Av*. W | * Tr I— Dwoillng HWAYS CONCRETE PAY FOR* 1 u t h at. * H olly Av*. [* ' at SIS rranch Av*. » j r a I* T r T— t *lory dw altlag at l*« Elm Av*. I f - ! . " " I * T f 9—* atoSy d w a llla g a s SIS (Aural Av*. F rartteoal lad a 9 A S Rlk * Tr S—W arehoa** b id s, a l a o n . n j ^ m im .r Kim Av# aad 4lh a t »t » 1 TV *—7 Jtorv d w rilla g at 711 W. I ll at. wt»**fjii w._ith a l l Blk 7 T r I— D w alllng a l t i l W . Ilk at tm* , , 7- m«| 9 T' •—-» *t»rr 4w»1H"» nl 1*1 Myrtle Av... L et S B lk 7 Tr I— D w alllng nt 111 M yril* AV*. M ryll? l r i ? ^ ,l,a aarn** * » t - a l IW tecs*. Tha saving is In gas, tiraa and car repair* $t Coocrat* business, It long lift sad low upkeep promotes cravaL A town an -funds which would oth­ coocrat*Is tooraddossf to erwise ba spent for rapair* ■it mirkrtn ^ i s t i i * rat I T A V - U “ k * T' ' * * ' " • « *• im 7 B a lk I Tr I—I atdry dwelling at IIS Magna!I* Av*. Let I B lk S T r 2— t story hrtek bldg. = V . # R A S i . T AVb [ ._ ‘Lai S Blk ‘ • Tr *—* Stare dw ellin g nt SIS Palm .it® Av*. tana 4 * 7 * * « « • «•. aad 411 . Lot IS Blk K. Oaraar’* Mnykham Park lla lg b ta —D w alllag a l t * U FalmaUo Ar*. UA 14. Oaraetto Dak H ill Addltlea-^walllng Addltlea ' at n i l AV*. » i * 3 N il J And concrata pavamaats— smooth riding, fijjUy tUblo 2. Sdaadic Investigation has *i night, skid-raafetaai wvt or proved that it costa stotof* d ry-g h a moaortata raka* lau less ao drive on eon*■ tioa tit comioet.ii and swift cram than on Inferior ear*f travel with 5A7IT Y 1 • H m City has • Master’s Dud to iha foruoiaff prspartlea, sad thay art offered far safe subject ta City Uxaa for yaor 1*41, mad any unpaid stats aad cauty tax lien*. Tho City Od m M m rwarraa tho rifh f to aecayt or rajort oay or all bids. .« ' .U.S.IIs«»oO.Oi4l SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Banford, F k ANGEL’D EAT SHACK w 1* af Btk » Tr t*—I amall Swatting* at South- m a y |m U gsd ttt COOipiSSS 1 N. Park A»a* SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF >1 f i t * 71 you highway aymamt Don’t Uk* any chances on your brakes. Let ua teat them with our BBNtHX DECELEROMETEB a t no cost to youl This instrument erill tell you Just bow good your brakes are—how quickly you can stop at different speeds. H*« bee" proven and Is used by the Inter-SUta Commerce Commission. For both passenger cam ta d trucks! Chili—Short Orders D in n ers— D elicious Steak & Chicken Property For Sale games sghrlnst tho rival from tho neighboring state. The Jackets may bo counted on for perhaps an even better show­ ing this season, as the gamo will. In a sense, be a football home, craning for three Georgia' Tech cquad members—Jack 'Hancock, Jack Faulkner, and Davey Eld redge. ’ , Hancock, a Junior, and Faulkner, a sophomore, are products Of Lee High school in Jacksonville, and Eldrtdge, another soph, M ia from Miami and Miami High. The contest will bo their flrat In tho state since high school graduation, and Coach Bill Alexander of Tech has Intimated that ha may •tort all three agalnrt the O aten. 1 In addition to these jh y tt native M ixed D rinks — P ackage Goods •— B eer Do- CR^OMULSION SEALED BIDS FOR THE CASH PURCHASE OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL b e Re c e iv e d by t h e c it y o f b a n fo r d , FLORIDA. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AT THE CITY HALL UNTIL 6:00 O'CLOCK P. M. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1941. 816.00 It87 Plymouth 3 W.W.M.M, t.'SZ'JZ e have ml prep* completed for tho assign­ ing of two liaison men with each bond and marching u n it These Mlamlaria will mast th* group* at th* city llmlta and will stay with thorn constantly during thoir Miami visit acting as guide*. In­ formation burr*u*, and connect­ ing links. This will assure great­ est fun for th* youngsters end th* Ira n danger of any group appearing. Idte for any scheduled •vent. Th* liaison m*n ire re­ ceiving training to fit for this sorvice. c LEGAL NOTICES tS at”cotfirrS^ BANGOR, Mahw. Nee. 17,— (AT—Wreckage o f' . miming twin-engined bomber waa sight­ ed from th* air Sunday In Junglelike Main* woodlands, 60 northeast of this rity, by army pOota, who said they saw no crown bora loot Pebruary, Walker sign of Hf* near th* crashed ship. waa ollabiatod la a thrilling O Th# piano, carrying a craw of hole semifinal match by Richard four, lost ite way last night Van Kloock, another Floridian, whit* #n route .to northeast air who oppoaad m a rk h i tho fiaaL bass here. Throughout the sight no ward cam* on Uw bomber until boaters emerging from tho tiaa. Hio roopocthro qualify- wood* ot daybreak told of seeing fat Cm *)*. Chart Cold*, Iro o cU ft roondo otoea t m bare been the plane and then hearing a 73. 74, 73, 74, 74. Last winter terrue crash a t 7:30 P. M—A bo waa atroko bach of tho msd- short tmo after It w ta do* here. aliot, Frank Strafaci several Copt. N. L Hartenborg of th* tlmco Metropolitan a motear air bos* **|d there were no In­ champion. dications th a t any of th* a Wlnnora of tho National Cham* escaped alive, but the army plonihlp of Chib Champion* clung to the hop* that some of line* to Inception In 1933 fol­ them may has* bailed out and low: th* ship continued on 10 or 20 1341—Bin Stark. Ponte Vodra mile* before It crashed. C. C., Ponto Vodra Beach, Fla.; 1940—Bobby Walkar. San Joe* P ickets Turn Back H. N. SAYER, CITY CLRBK . Phan* SBRYICI watch repaired by icily know* bow. fer Magnolia Avs. SITUATION WANTED By PAUL BOBINSON ETTA KOTT f MR'HAD HE'fW A TA M I. RTttNALTRLC* O n n sm Hm tr - • Qro. A X v r tw r t ira F » s sa g a MINE ms* V . i ' W. ■ • • , v " l . x .............................................. ; " �t Sanford I* The Only Central Florida City Affording RolL Hlghwa, And Water Transportation • SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A . The Amefccan Ballet Returns Russians N ovem ber , NUMBER 6 M em ber A sso ciated hm i Tw o Men Shot As Disorder Say Break Out In Coal _ ---------* Germans R etreatin g I n Panicky Rout At Tula And A re Poorly E q u i p p e f Diplomat Asks Why N ^ w d p a p e rs Are G lo o m y , Declares He Is■ Optimistic to i■ is Where 9 Died In Indiana Bus Crash Pennsylvania, W e s f *< Virginia, And AlarTV* bama Mines Affc ed By Walk-Ot RERUN. Nev. IK— , A G w w W asbardaeat.K ta f * w t IW RaaaUno U #♦*- Nipponese Army, Navy Are Ready Home Guardsmen Are Mobi raaU Um soother* p u t of Eastern Armed Forces Said To Be Set For A n y Eventualities UMW CalifTout Me VlJ bership In tive Coal M in e $ R * U n i r t i i i i Pvooo The Soviets announced today n ________ ________.. _____ Germans e •U P T m lh l by J a p a n e se A m b assad o r K k h fa a b u ro N o m u ra voiced' o p tim ism to d a y • o v e r th e ch*ROta f o r a se ttle m e n t o f d itn I A r r f v l n j l ' , t th e S ta te Dap a r tm e n t i f o r a conference 1 W ith 8 « e r« ta rv H ull. N o m u ra . M k ed r e p o r te r s : "W h v a n | ’«M newspaper* h«r» all ao gloomy? Wa are very hopeful.” > la the Far East, Japan’s preailer Tojo declared, “the Japan, eee array la ready fo r any oven, tuxllty." And Nary Minister Phlmada said, "tita nary has completed ell preparations to meet any chance In the situs. The UniUd Slates may offer Japan the status of an ally In. stand af foe as the basis for set­ tlement of critical Japanese. American differences, usually an. ri-m oath toyr through Sooth America, i Ballet return to N ew’York and nra U»r, Georg* Balanchine. The ballet wi In an effort to detect and cure Mrs. Lula Moran, venerea) diseases the health unit of Seminole County baa set up to. tab* blood epcciOf Geneva, jWins equipment meat for testaand least those Mmm df ftoniria;W a n e of the Mrs. Moran's esklblt consisted to willing of *a fried chicken, whole carrots and peers canned In medium syrup,” the home demonstration agent declared. The contents of the three J a n was ‘‘properly preserved" according to the Jud­ ge*, enabling th* Geneva woman to win fS of tho cash awards which war# offered. Mrs. Wilson disclosed th* rules for oast year’s contest which will bo on a larger'seals. Eaeh entry will can n ja r ef tomatoes; on* of string beans, one of o select­ ed vegetable, on*’ of meat end on*,of frelL A ltar n county slimtnatkm to J^te beat groun of canaed foods, selected by local entered In n state-wide coatee to represent Seminole County. Savannah G ets $81,250 For Sew erage P roject malty Church, I a t the F er­ ne orial Hoen a n had bean lit Mary alnc# wh*n~h* went ttorato at the h a t Falla too, 1 I K Rev. bibtoe af tho terian Church ahd two years —Presldrnt Hnosevslt today , sailed on th . C. X..0* « o ^ r *'*KW W M l, a r jp ila , 190 raUea< C lSosctj#; Thr Rusalana j H L surprised N ash feaa, U m n i l 'ran” throuch Mittal f P i c i r uddrnrear In "» | pH m en rout." •’ >• i A t the seme time, sources declared that very Germane are properly e ^ for winter ftfhUnf, The K * Health Unit Sets Up Equipment To Combat Spread Of Venereal Diseases A* a n . of Seminole County's the "threcujar canning t° r quaUty-' contest, Mrs. , Lula Mary Minister, D e t r o it , nov. ir.— CAwjr-.* ^ . l - . tthe k. people not sbla to pay a private physician, Dr. Dsn Cone, admin. Instrmtor of the unit, said this facilities for. the blood tests n to anyone, however, and The presence of rataTeal diseas­ es In Florida h at become serious, with the ttoto leading the entire nation In number of cases per thowand person* tasted In Selec­ tive Service onamlnstlotts, Dr. AI. Kentish, venereal «U*es»c con­ sultant of tha State Hoard of Hmlth. mid todoy. Dr. Kentish I. In Sanford - for * week to train nureas and employee* of the health unit hi administering blood teats and Ueamont of venereal i l l i lM I l Th# negro population is the sest of th . disease* a* »»*■ ^ drwft doctor* show th at from 40 board to th* Itorith units of th . counties and h h to m iP by tbs unit to M . th at the Infect- also claimed further socteaeae 9* the Leningrad front, elatesMg recapture of positions held by the Germane for two months. , In the Crimea, the Germans claimed "devastating blow s*'. 1 ° fortifications and port facilities at Sevastopol, the Russian Black Sea naval bane, while the lnfa>* try reported fighting before Ujc city's outer defensea. The Ger­ mans also said their troop* worn advancing further Into the Da*, eta river basin In the Ukraine. Hitler’s long gray column* ap­ peared teat night to M to aefmounted the last obstacle MV* one before the western Ceng >• ■us, but it was equally ajMZO t that hla armies of the norOb.Md center war* hard pnt to . ho <1 their own upon harsh and ’Bren" battlefields where the wore* tol* Vhtle the Carmona wei port separated from Cauroala by a strait at ona point only two miles wide, tha Russians were proclaiming that tho weary In. voder was In r s trta t in th rr. sectors about Moteow and before Leningrad had bean driven nut of position* which ho had held for two months. In ona of tho thro. Moscow theaters—that of Tola, about 109 miles south o f tha capital—tho retreat was described In Soviet aecouota as a ludricrous flight of eight miles. There, the official Soviet news agency declared, th* Nasla were thrown "lata • panic-ilrickcn rout,” In i s m eases leaving be­ hind their unaoten lentil por. ridge and In tha southern out. skirts of Tula "running down th . froatly street* In their un„ dsrwear.” Extraordinary qoantitlas of war material* war* declared to hava fallen Into Soviet hands. w ithout Interraptioo^, veil «ald: Anny v t Crashes mu*t p f o d u o gsBf. IW Nina persons died in the flaming wreck­ age of this Cincinnati.Chlcago bus which col. lided with a pasyenger car three milra Kn»t of Ruahvllle, Indiana. Ten •Ihrrii.wgJ'o serious­ ly Injured. Tho bus* rolled down a 15 .font embankment Into a creek bed and burat Into flame#. Thla picture wa« taken three hours uftor the crash and shows the bus still biasing. National Sale Of 30 Attend First Schools Receive $3,278 Payment; Christmas Se als G atheri ng Of $16,390 Was Due T o u r i s t Club A lot id of $:i,.'7H was received Will Start Soon by the County tndsy for teach, era aalarira troin t hiKtatr thuiigh the rrgulnr monthly pay. rarnt should have been <18,.100, T. W. I.nwtun, school superinten­ dent, stated today. The payment to county schmil* Thirty tourist* and winlrr wa- short last month and the resident* attended the flrat meet­ total arrears arc now <20,224.ing of Sanford’s Tourist Club 1 0 , Mr. I^iwton added. The bal­ last night at the Tourist Center ance of thr money needed fur the teachers' payroll must lie on Lako Monroe, Mra. Muyme borrrwcd from local banka and Hodgkin, entertainment director the Interest on the loan paid out statrd today. of arhool funds. E. M. Armitage ami Edward The shortage will probably last Higgins welcomed tho visitor* on until the middle of January ir konalf of Semlnol. County by; the first of February when the mentioning some of the enter­ ' money for automobile' llcrnae tainment planed by the various lng» -tarU to come in, Mr. Ia«w. civic clubs. Kiva boat trips anon- tun said. sored by th . Lions, Klwiniana, The regular monthly payment* Jayceet. Chamber of Commerce due from the State amount to i tha Rotarlana will take place- til).100 while the payroll for ring the season, along the St. teachers la <18,888, leaving n Jobna River and Ita branches, diffrrrnc* that la paid out of while Mr. Armitage has plsnned County and District fundv 0 musleol program for the win­ To data the State should have ter guest* at an early meeting. paid <40,170 In the County According to Mrs. Hodgkin, achoid* fer teacher*' salaries but tho gathering was enthusiastic only <22,048 ha* been re. abotot aq informal response made rtived, 'Mr. Lawton said. This t o r , C, Herrick of New Hamp­ leave* ; balance of <28,221 due shire In which ho remarked on the County by the State. Armitage, . . Hi g g i n s We l c o m e Visitors And Outline Plans C Episcopal Church Electa Vestry Men Airline Tells Of Financial Set-Up H. H. Coloman, & 0 . Gray and W. A. Lofflcr wore cUcUd to Urn vootry o f Holy Cram Epto, WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.ss<A*> copal Church a t Urn annual Pal —Seaboard Airways, Inc., told risk copper told last night at a Civil Aeronautics board hear­ ing yesterday of , It* financial t l too activities of th* Pariah Homo. Ml-up following IU separation Mtoetion and curing from t t a 8 c*board Airline Rail­ l i t i r to to cot down way whose sppllcstloit for • damthat cseisa peopto north-south sir route tho new S T * . ' asylums and ostupany took over. U f fn ir to th* State, rry B. Lake, senior partner sdeburg Thai mann Corpora. tag g g g au n only h* New York Invootmont.houM, his firm was tasking the y* company ta d bald 49,ira* of th e outstanding stares of common stack. Ittmg a • ltot of other Iden, U k a m id WO,000 M raised to pr.m ote tho ite, which weald extend loaton to y to m taste at sad New Orleans, and t* an addttioa to <78,000 • Pistol Match To Be ' A -f 74V, V >iV * \ J ‘ • ! i ., . > c •' KflC p lai__ was the principal ejwaktr a t the Kt-ml nolo Countv Teachers club meeting last night at tho Ovledu school. Dr. Edward*’ them, was "Edurstlonsl S t res ms", which con­ cerned education from th . first grad, through high school. Miss Edna Chittenden made a report on group Insurance fur tcschers. Mr*. Whltohaod, representative of tho Laldlaw Company of Chi­ cago and aa expert In teaching and speech, will sddrras the teacher* of th* West tjld* PrL Mary, the South Side Primary and Grammar School and any other teacher* th at would like to attend on Wednesday night at 7 AO o’clock a t tho Grammar School. Mrs. Annla Thompson presided, end the program was arranged by Prof. b. C. Steele of tho Officers Named At Luncheon Meeting To Manage Drive National sale of Christmas seals will commence Nov. -I, Mrs. J. I„ Ingley, chairman fur thn Seminole County Tuberculo­ sis Association, announced yesterdsy at the lunchron meeting of the organisation which was held in tho Valdes Hotel, Officer* of tho local associa­ tion who will manage the drive in Sanfonl are: Mrs. Volie Wil­ liams, president; Mrs. lAiurmu llml, publicity chairman; Mra. Ituth Scott, treasurer. Several women were appointed as chair­ men to canvass neighboring towns: Mr*. It. E. True, l-ske Mary; Mr*. F. E. Gelaler, Fern Park; Mr*. A. E. Morin, Genrva; Mrs. II. D. Haldsman, Os­ ceola; Mr*. II. R. Gray, I^nigwuod; Mr*. W. II. Ilallard, Alta­ monte Springs; Mrs. K. 0 . Ilrant. Lake Monroe. Minnie H*l|, rolored sehuol teacher, was appointed to act aa chairman lu the negro districts. llr. Dan Cone, director uf tho Hrmlnolo County Health Unit which Is tha preventive brunch uf physics! care In tha county, was guest at the meeting In ad­ dition to Miss Lila Mao Con­ an of tho Maternal and Child Ith Association of tha Htste of Florida. Dr. Cone analysed the unit's alms ami program for the com. ini( year by nxplalnlng that tha unit staff will treat no ease* with the exception qf venereal (tTscaaea and dupe rue only hook­ worm medicine. * However, since chljdren of Indigent famillee need preventive medlelnes, the presL dent authorised a check to purchase cod liver oil for the unit’s use. The treasurer reported that a total of <400 baa been expend­ ed by the association In tha tost year through whtoh eight fansfiles w ere. aided by various means. Thirty-one x-ray* w en made, and educational work wa* carried on for Indigent famillee aa wall as furnishing nurses and medical supplies for thorn. The cash talanco an hand to <501.58. An announcement was mad* of tho Annual Tuberculosis Institute for directors of County Health Unite to ta held a t the Blots Sanitarium In Orlando an Dec. t and 3. Tho medical staff of tho State Sanitarium and Dr. Lynn* t E. Bakar, director of tho DhrL Ron of Tuberculosis, State Board of Health, are staging tho In­ —Secretary of Navy Knox an- stitute. Aeenpleffd . 4f. Tjihnr (lirtonlrr*. in c lu d in g th e sh o o tin g o f two m«B, hrnkc o ut n t {he .Mtriko-affnctori cap tiv e mine* in W egk V irg in ia anil P cnnnvlvanl* 1 ilnv a.a I’rra iilc n t H oosovelt I t "Ha rep o rted rea d y to e x e d f full iMiwera o f th u govorpa m ent to g et priH luction ills aumeti. I* United Minn workers called odb ita membership In the captlvq mine*, owned by steel —T in t e d which use coal, yesterday, lloi'acvclt has raid coal mast bo mined to keep tho vital , Mtol mills in operation or armamritta In Alaliama, Governor Krynk Dixon ordvrrd home guard\RBM--*S to he mobilised, dur tu the Bit* ,, nation created by the atliko "of 8,000 miners and thr thrsatenad Strike In the Fairfield plant of the Tennessee Coal, Iron S lit Railroad Co. About 200 home guardsmen moved into the llirmingham arrar, center of the state's steal industry. ' Two negroes wrre wounded In disorders at the U. 8. Coal A Coke Co., at Gary, W. Va. Labor legislation was dlscuaaed at the President's weskly moat­ ing with congressional • leader* but there was no Indication whan thero might be action or whot type of legislation might ta virwed favorably t> ytho Admin* islrallon. Tho Presldsnt moved In an­ other field to avert a threatened strike o f . railroad employes by n Inviting the trailer* of both man. xgrmsnt and labor, to n White llouao conferenco today. I Crash Is Fatal To s Marine Corps Pilot 4 PENSACOLA, Nov. IS — <A>> — Apparently leaping too lata from his falling plane. Limit. Curti* R. Vanifsr Hcyden, 37, marine corps flight student of tha Pensacola naval air station, crashed tu hla death near hero yesterday. Naval officer* said hla para­ chute wa* partly opened wh*R thay' found hla body about ilx miles west of the city, afte r n long search. He wa* flying alont. Ha I* survived by hla p*rants, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vamlsr Haydsn, of Los Angelos, Calif. Cadet John Angel Is Gridiron Star i Cadet John Angel, eon * | Price Angel of Sanford, to making an outstanding record on tta gridiron a t Columbia Military Academy at Columbia, Tenn. On* of tho Bulldog*1 moots ■latent performers, John hi* noma when ta starts gath­ ering tho** heavy duty yard* from tta flrat string *fallback position. To date John tag gained more flrat downs On M* plunging ability than any ottag offenahr* medium of ‘tho Ball* Priority R ating Of Arming Shipa Given "tORCH” SONG Ah . SIOUX PALLS, 8. D.. Nov. I —W )— I t woo bound to ta p . moat tei nt. Firemen s a n r s n d a coll, shursh i and th* dining n o n furniture data and th* radio blaring: “I •' , . ( and ships without 9*1*7 SIlA. r without InUrttipliMt. Bad th # !* It American peapl. and ttalffj rovernment o r. del*risl* * 4 that we akall have them.’’ lL l£ idnuwiy* oMDotro "^r , I^ “W. need -gan*, tai I'lsTira. and Alps sad • „f U . pminiv Health Cemmitts*. said About Kalinin, 0» mil#* north, W o “ ( t £ T health unit o f Moscow, and Moihalrh, JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 1 & - would be dlm to d towards exam- west 85 mltoa to tho srOSt, ton praW i—A tentative grant of | 8 IA*0 , clpltat. German rstlramcnta warn which la to bo mnlchod by tho Inin* food handler* employed in reported. l a tho former sector d ig of Bavnnnnh, Ga., for on tho Russians wet* mid to have extensive sewerage project, has recaptured throe ooUlamant* on been approved-by defense public th . w .s t book o f th* Volga County since h . visited her. . weeks. Lester M. Marx, regional River In a continuing advance, few M g.an. agot director, said Monday. and at tha latter they claimed Tho next meeting la scheduled Final approval of tho grant to bavo forced the Piotv* river fdr Nov. S3 arid the members will to •Met officers for thl*' season's activities, Mr*. Hodgkin rondudnot had one bosald. “A P*mo" ‘ f, In ■ m rasagk | . fj. I . f annual raavSWties ’■Hm , ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/32d1af2296c46a16c42b49fd68921085.pdf 4f289f584f2450f8d9c1af499e0d0c74 PDF Text Text r .* » « 1 SANFORD, ttnge Bowl Is i* Enlarged F o r State B a ttle HAW, Not. lf^<S>paclal)i n w are buay enlarging tha Mfi Bowl to Ita New Yean f ' capority to be able to hold - throng af eportators for today night’s chambionxhip M between the University of uwi Rnrriennea and the UnJpity of Florid* Gators. W extra seats win maka room •1900 fans Satorday night UCatfenity. of Miami officials art the stadium to bo sold out game time. A record advance » far tha game has bean re. M far weeks and. tinea the Wle af last weak, tha demand i Increased. Lines formed at ry ticket sale booth in Miami *Mender, several hundreds ■* .to. Una la several place* fU a tha Gatare are favored ,whi—but not by their 1940 Ikurtr af 40-4, tha astound, r Miami aonhomorea have SEARCH UfTERHUrTKD •. .r _______ #. ZTwrr"j _»♦ 4v >• Tv cjrt k . SPARTANBURG, 8. C, KoF. 14—4^—A Spartan ncwxboy, after loalny a dime in an an^>raoblla, aearchcil and searched hi Tain. Finally ha gat hla handa behind tha peat upholstery— And thing* in that particular eravlea war* dark. So he •truck a match. 'Event* of the neit few momenta were Marred. But the fire laddie got on the acene in nothing flat ; Nope, he didn't find the dime. tfaieba aalB c e rtific a te aboil h> rodoaWlod c re o rd 'n g to law . tb a pr o p a rty Boeerlbod th e re in w ill be sold to th a b ltb e o t bIBdor a t th e c o u rt h eu ae d o o r -on t h e .flro t N a d e r In th e m o n th of !>••—m bef. i f f l , w h ich la th a lo t d-iy of Select Selections By RALPH WARNER Dalod*rt b l V 'i i o t d a y of O ctober, lift. . O P, HERNDON. C lorb C lrru lt t W l . Hemlnola 1 CUuaty; F lorida. (O fficial Baal) The Bata shoe factory at Zlin. in Moravia, is inaklnr only wooden shoes as a result of the leather shortage) this plsnt one* turned out an estimated 170,000 pairs of shoe* dally._________ plica before 20,000 fans two r “* weeks ago as Miami toppled T' “ * T*eh to swamp ChrirtUm '• Miami’s hope* may hinge on MID WEBT-Iowa raU. AB Ihe might of a sersppy defen- ond, r Golden Gophers. Aerial alv* line snd he br lllancr _ of ^ u* frjsh OTer NorthHoward Flasman’s punting. While ,we, Urn> A ^ Dp. Mluoarl aIuj Coach J*fk Harding may hav* Oklahoma for tha Midland chsmtome offensive surprise* for the!pk)Mh,p# 8hm ^ of Tlfe„ Gators, e«.9#rta don’t rate Miami iwti tha nod. highly on offense. | EAST...Fifteen fine rlerens Plssman, who has bveraged 4-1 but ’no really gteat one. Unde, yards on his kicks this year,-I* rested Duqueana advances to E2 a sophomore sensation whose but probably will bu dropped by kicking beat Texas Tech. Mississippi Bute , SB. Classy NOTICTI offlaa aad baa made application bo teased theca•»- Raid cammcuU embraass the MUwla* desertbud preparty la * « • •* « •« N t t l * I ts * W of NR Cor Seatlon 4 Tswashlp ]s Rsatb. lUaaa M East, ran It to Ot Has N M W tZ Pt W of Bax. ■ is Bast. The asssssiasat o f tbs aald proh*rty under tha h M aarsltlaata kn”^ " “ ** •* u*Dnlsaa said eertlflasts aball be redeemed aaanrdUg fs Us. tha preperty SaeeHhed^Ibersla will be •n tf to the blahsat bidder nt tha rourt house goer an tbs first bfoala the swum of Deeember jail, which U tba 1st day af Deesmhar. 1ML Datad Ibis am day of October, l»ll* \ .o, . _ - „ a p. m rrn d o n . Clack Clrrult caurt, Seminole rose Is, trierIda. (Official Baal) tar " 'V LEGAL NOTICES Nolle* Is hereby given that I am ensased In business at 1**0 K Hot St. Hanford, Florid* under Ibe fictitious name Hotel Mayfair and that I Intend to register aald name pursuant to tba (arm* of the "Fictitious Nam* Statute" (Chapter » « l U ss of Florida) wlto Ihs Clsrk of the C reult Court of Prmlnol* County Florida. J- II. HlNTCRMIBTCn. i Owner. N or. 1. 1*11. NOT*CM *p TJ CMAPVW NOTICH h TOUCHTON DRUG r sv f f »-» o f ,T» Issued tba fj l>- l**», bar SEALED BIDS FOR THE CA8H PURCHASE OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AT THE CITY HALL UNTIL 5:00 O’CLOCK P. M. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1041. r SERVICE-SPECIAL RE-LINED it ibpSHllrb "gu***. f i r . W hig assdgd, only Vosd pans ut utad. r bext Mrvlcs st' low com■gyaur Ford'back homa"— Y aw V O R D .piA U M t $8.00 FRIDAY, NOTEMBElt M , 1*1 • on. Maid te r fa llo w in g d you r re h ereb y o rd are d to a p p e a r tb a C ounty (pcro n ally o r by s ttn n e y ) t o a n ­ F le rtd a . la sw er th a B ill of co m p lain t flla d la N HI .11 th a ra sa o f A lm a I x a ls o IT. Allen a f KM 1-4 t *. I s a n n r e L a w A llen, nam e beI t Hontb, in s an bet Inn f a r divorce, T b a a aa eea before th e l e t d e y **. . . p a rty u n d er t a i l aam e b a le s e o f leaned wan aa rm or affmcation row TAX DKRD c a tm o t iTesT or tea* NOT1CH IS HRRRRT UIVXN, That A. L Hoover holder of TaCertlfleale No. «TI, iMaed Iha to.) day af Auauat A. !>.. Hit. has filed asm* In my office and has made application for a taa deed to be laseed thereon. Maid rertlflcats embraces the following de­ scribed preperty la tbs roanty nt Seminal*. Btalo of Florida. to-wlt: lew II IfrNoirs D n n . vil­ la rial Bank 1 Pass II Tba eeeeaament of lbs said prsparty under ihs said rsrtlflcalo Issasd area la lbs earns of llarry H. Comalock. Unless wild rsrtlflrals .hall bh redeemed Awarding to Its. the property dggeribe-d thsrsln will ha sold' to Ihs highest tilddsr at the roam house door on tha ftmi Mon­ day la Ihs month of December, lost, which la Ihs tat day of De­ cember. 1*11. Dalad Ibis list day of October addiuee I* Ilarrleouburg. Virginia, o n of Tnt't Buo LlM TM i n b.reby notified u< toqulred to appeur to a curtain. Bill Of rumptalut filed by Kdythe a. Wampler. against you for a <11rorrv. now H e a d in g In UoCIrooll Court of Homlaolo, County-Florid* on or M H f tha December Rale Itoy. lo-wft: Iha l*t Bay of Dacewher. A. !>.. HII. In default taereof aald raaao will proceed «»• I'fTti. * » I-at thlo Ordor bo publlobod for tho otalulory lloto required by law la tho Baaford Herald a newspaper of general clrcnlatloi In oald Coonty aad Stale. Wltnooo my band aad offlele ooal of offlra ihlo tbo It day *1 (Offlrlal f J T k r. IIRIU4DON. Clorb of Clrrult Oeart. of H»mlnolo Cnonly, Florida. ny; A. If,' WEEKS. • » ICC * on cat Notice la hereby Siren that :ed la baatpeaa at Caoeel berry, pin. under tbs fictitious nsme Soda Mart and that I In­ tend to register said name par* easnt to the t.rme of the 'Fietlltons Name Statute" (Chapter taps* Urn of Fk-rlda) with tbs Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Beml. uala County, *Florida. ' C K. WATSON. Caaealbarry, Fla. N o r K a t C an d y an d C ro w T h in New, Kasy Plan IN T*b COURT or VMM COVN. TV JCIMiM, SUMINOUtt COUN­ TY, BTATN OP FLORIDA. IN RR TMR ESTATE OP JAMR8 IICNJAMIN IIOtlAN. Daceased. IN PRORtTK. TO ALt, WHOM IT MAT CON* TURNl Nodes Is glren that MRH. (Ir*re Merritt Died bar final report a. AdmlBtMrmtrla of tho tatalo of Jams* Beatemla lloaan. demised; Her *b* filed bar petition for final dlsebarar*. sad tbai she will ipply to Ihe Honorable it. w. Ware. Coaatr Jodg* of Hemlnole County. Plorlda on lb* |*t day of December 1*41. for approval of same aad fur final dlechSrgs aa Administratrix af lb* relate of Jamoo Benjamin Hogan deceased, on Ibis (1st Bar of October 1*11. MRS. nRACB MEKIUTT Administratrix of the oatalo of JAMEH BENJAMIN IIIHIAN. decoaartl TOUCHTON DRUG CO. A n deraon G r if f lt h ’uncrsl- Director 7N Bf’ SaB St, L au rel A l e • W U of ls>l t lllla * T r II — (Jw sllln s a t I H W. In d HI. AH tf.es* HW14) Ulk f T r 11—1 sto ry rt w alling at 1111 W. «lh HI. r W b , nr W14 o f tula r. T r IS— J sm all d w e llln se a t Houths e a . r o rn a r o f T hird Mt. A ro m a s n in lte A*e. N. 1** fu of KV4 of IIIK I T r 1"— 1 em ail d w ellln g a a t Sotilhweel r o r n a r T hird Nl, an d H u b e rts A»a. HWU of Wlk 4 T r 11—k em ail d w ellln g a a t N o rth w est r o r n a r T h ird HI. and T am arin d Avo. l e t * JHk I T r • — D w elling a l 1*1 F re n c h A»*. I s .t * lllk I I TV 1»—Dw eU lbg a t H uulheaat r - r p r r 11lb - HL k H olly A »e, . lew 1 Blk IS T r fa—1 uinr> .Iw ellln g a l g o u th tie e t tu r n e r l l t h Kt. A M aul* Avenue. •* l o t » Bik I I T r U e -D w * llln a a l I I I * llo lly Ave. Lot I I Ulk I I T r l£ - D w * lfln g U N o rlh m u t e u ra e r of IXtH HI. * H olly A**. f a t la Ulk II T r I—D w ellin g a l II* F re n c h I A va. l o t * Ulk I* T r T— I a to ry d w ellin g n l Mt E lm Avs. . STRICKLAND MOTORS Inc. f. 109 Palmtito Av*. Ttltphone 128 C ^ 1 m* Y i /nutu'h' B U D G E T PLAN _ -* W — Ww The City h u a MuUr’i Deed to Iht /oregolnff profBrtlgg, and they nr* offered for gait subject to City Use* for year 1941, and any unpaid elite end county U s lin e . , Tho City Commleefon reoervta tho right to eccept or reject any or •& Mda. WWWW w w To Reliivi Conr * H. AN. BAYER, CITY CLERK m l f l w B • W-ll# 'r»*aA’. p* W Jili -SV'-I ETTA KKTT TOUCI — B ^ er m im i Seo to re & bar W. FIRST BTBBBT_________^ A dvertisem ents )N WANTED >. nPAijv 025*; , .;tu . . MfTi^TtTTT^V frv,wrevr1 Civ fK lar"' -lT ; i I mm- 9 'M r ^ S S y g Ills* if# prarldlsg ealee of eyeelghi ONEfO DOSOMETHING Aioirr rr.r' leg shoot y«i ► t.f �I • ■*— • — — wysr-cc'. JPf ' r .j 'W ' .Mm fruit M V V w U U H m um . BlmJkr A rt. In Ktorid* » -: A n. I a l i i ■■■■ I 1 1 1 •■ ■ ■ ■ » ■ " > E stablished In 1909 SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1941 ■fa /> ■ m Hanford L» The Only Central Ida City Affording Kail High And Water Transportation Issues Between U.S Japan Seen By Envoy Diplomat Arrives In New York On Way « To Conference With American Officials ‘Prince Charming* Washington Takes 4 Pessimistic View Member Associated Preaa Ark Royal To Russians Be Revenged, Say British Lines Only Two Or Three Men I»st Lives Oil Carrier, De c l a r e s Lord A l e x a n d e r Report Holding In All But Crimea Six Die As Train Hits Truck Work Continues On A ir p o r t In Spite Of Rains NUMBER 67 $150 Is Given LONDON. Nov. 15 —(/p)__ Britain's First U n i of the Ad­ Red Cross In miralty, A V Alexander, today Wi l l i a ms Declares promised, ''We shall avenge the Site Highest And Royal as wo avenged the Special Gifts I Ark Hood.'* Driest In S' t at e Nazi Assault Is Described As Bogged I n North Sector In Snow And Mire Counter-Attacks Of Reds Gaining Mussolini Announces Shake-up In Staff Of Army Commands Alexander did not rlatiorate on the statement. Despite heavy rains work is The big battle cruiser Hood continuing on the new airport end waa sunk last Spring in a bat­ two draglines are on the job with tle with the German battleship the men working night and day. ( A p f " l l ,HK' U— Higgins, chamber of i . Traetwarlhy sdvlrea Uismnrrk, which in turn wu.i Koeanl reachlag the Aaaoelated l»re«* The Special Gifts Committ*.*# tracked down and sunk by pu-- COianterrr s,*-retnry. said t.gliy. ••day said Franc# U close It ran lie expected that there of tho Seminole County Chap- suing British rraft. ill In- some puddles on the 1* • *• enter un» r of the American He.l Croea und I lit the men are fait Alexander disclosed the loss of ^ L rT* ^ J r ' ° niller'a nr U M k if l P m < which is composed of II. II. life aboard the great aircraft car. eeuev in Burepe. ining them, and we have th* S an b u ro K uru an , .Ignnn’a , eranc*. It v u said, I* *crColeman and Randall Chase, re. rier Ark Royal would not be highest nntl drit*«t nitc fur an air* aneclal en v o v to W n*hlh«tnn. * rt in tht* Frr«| T Willj ? y fuwlderlag a signed ported they have secure.I tlonj- more than two or three men. O pday eald th e r e w e re "very •tn«. city mtrmrvr. today tie. fvL** edhereace to Uona totaling 1151), Algernon The 22.00U.|on Brltisn air­ tU evder a* on* of Mveral rrd few Irreconcilable” in su et )>eSpeer, roll rail chairman, staled craft carrier Ark Itovul, which fof f r **ione I" return foe the Some high *t»tcr limy In* r itw e«n th la c o u n try an d J a ­ from the Arctic Circle la tho today. reteaaing of French wnr pcl>eetn| m the next two week* on pan . This committee contacted cor. Cape of Good Hop* had carried Lake Monroe. Mr. William* added, •jrner* and withdrawal of into action against tho Axis an porations and businesses in San­ H e a rriv e d In N ew York t-erman troop* from none heavy raina nil the Upper ford which generally give more honored name going ouck to th# fcJnre “t the now occupied French y plane from San Francisco defeat of the Spanish a-mada. 8L John* Itiver will l"gin to money to the nrguoiintHin than territory. m un impression. If the rains nd planned to leave at once th* actual membership fee before went down yesterday with mortal make The roncrasintM would are heavy in the localities of for Washington to confer torpedo wounds. he general roll call began. J, c**l f°r the use of the She was attacked Thursday Kissi mntis* and Orlando tht* drainwith American leaden on rela­ ___ y "Pr Th# roll call is over Monday hrench fleet for Medwill pnilmhly rmch here hy tions between the two nation*. Charming” who found hi* ‘‘Cln. and th* quota of $1500 must be east of Gibraltar hy a submar­ Iterraneen convoy* ,nd the that time, he stated. Six men were in-itiintly ki'tnl mid a seventh critically injured Aaked what ho considered to derella" on a park bench in secured at that time. Th- goal ine—most likely by an Italian ou.llng of Geo. Maxim Wey. Dr. It W. Ruprecht, of the at M inrola, I.. I nil. n III. Fill bull, crack express train, hit a A* the outlook for peace, Kuru- New York. It all brgan when hat been set at a point twice a* submarine althougth this point gand. commander of Vichy amid, “a single man’* effort Willia (Bill) Langford instated high aa ever before du» to the was not officially iii*d*--whlle Units'll Slates Bureau nf Ento­ tru rk ra rry in g tin wii'kiiiiii k11‘in their Jobs. Shown, is a view of troop* in Africa. la tea email In the present ait. on buying a meal for hungry and ‘‘special emergency” mid Mr. she was enroute to that western mology, reported an excess of i '■.i inp.ileil on the locomotive. uatioD. We must all pull logv. homeless Josephine Phillips. She Speer pointed out that a*, least Mediterranean fortress. She rank rain for both this month and lint the tru c k 's w rrtkii n r k o o l o . k Cm — ther." now has n’ home with relatives half of the funds slay in Sem­ yesterday morslng under tow en­ m o n th with a total of almost two Ihk* Itfri nrntv Inis milliroute to port while some of her Inches of rain yesterday If the Diplomatic circle* in Washing. and Is to wed her sailor "Prince." inole County. fn'il thi* Cfrnmn offensive 1(100 men were working t> th* W eather clears in the future and ^ » n are peat 1ml*tic over the visit Hollywood producer will film Taro radio network programs last, in the best of her tradi­ * cool «|>eU comes the vegetable everywhere on their vast Japan’* apodal envoy, saying the atory. were arranged by the National tions for quiet and jiersutrnl va­ grop will probably come through oattlefront except in the convertatioaa led to headquarter* of the American lor, to bring tier aafely tot* all right, he said. (.rintea. a llnssian snokesRad Cross In connection with the harbor. F ar E ast. Japan'*' diet Parmers will have to work their , man tleclarcd todav. organisation's 25th annual roll laary sees ion to. celery now In order to loosen an I call. Mra. Roy Mann, publicity Only oil that sitle-door aniM W 'U saa aad <*n aetvnte the ground ami the ram* I f? , I he library «if Mrs. Irving nroach to the Chairman of th* local chapter, ('nucuaus in will probably wipe out the effects , L l f C U l t 1 O U T l F«'inl»erg. who for th ree years has stated today. the Red Army’s position re. S T In tiw Parifto Of the different time* of planting m anaged the Sanford *’Kead uardftl ns serious. *V/rhe first .program waa No*. aaplodv through the retunlution nf the • and the neat concert is sc he. *" t ‘Kurusu Simp," is heiog moveil into tho plants, Ihr R-uprvchl explained. Military dispatchr* described Ruled to be broadcast tomorrow Yesterday's rain was the second T ourlut ( ’e n te r which is located th* Nasi assault ns blunted, and ATLANTA, Nov. |5,-4*V-*d After noop a t 1:10 o'clock u>«r fall in this county during the on the uhote of Lake M orroa in bogged down from th* <a«iiwfi*U* three networks, the Columbia, ward Mullins, a D m detective. hard preparation for the form s I op. of Leningrad and Moscow In tho who travel# with th# Rlngling month of November aa over an th* National and th* Mutual. Timm i flirt "iM'iu MmitUy , , inch and a half foil on Nov !>. filing of. ..tin* *fn*4in w Hominy that *1 home tQ .bryah.through Mr*. Mann named the star* Brothers circus, insisted Friday and on two other day* almo.t an morning at | 0 <n i u r l m k mired Ukraine. the Una and raaka a touebefowa.wbo will take par) on th# p n . that th* fatal poisoning of II inch of rain fell, it w*« reported. fight civil ia«f» mghl when winter vl.«it«*ru ir, ell In sector after sector, the Rii»ioi the d«*ekct "U I didn’t havt a hope (for gram, with Paul Muul a* mas. I elephant* in the clrcua herd was towfiapenpl.*, alnn* *aii| their own couiiter.at.* ar\J m pan* I «*f ,l.’» nu n for the Sennniile t'o u n ty , peace), why do yon think I came U r of reremonle*. Others Include not accidental. tirnml Jury In!* Item selected uli,, m prevuni* ,e a r* have pu r. tack* were gaining steadily in •uch a long way7" Kuruan Basing his belief on a report Erprst Krupp, resident of San­ Raymond Maaaey, Ruth Gordon, m* well it u n pa ml of |H meli In iputcd in luuriat club uc'ivitie*. force. ^ a ld as he slapped from a Hon. ford and retired Atlantic Coast David Rota, Conrad Thibault and by Dr. Georg* T. Lewi* aaaUtfor trial juries, O. T Merndon, und realdellt* of thi* vlcmlty. T lu la elipper yesterday, Prank Black conducting . the N. unt professor of blochemiatry Berlin claim* the 3 1.000. ton circuit touit tlrrk, -aid liofay » I n, are inlervard In the iiry sn . •I came to offer my all-out IJrto engineer, died suddenly at B. C. Symphony Orchestra and at Emory University, who exam, his home this morning at 1:60 t’ivd eases Inted are. Frunk iriiiun of lhi» y e a r’* tonri*t eiiib. British battleship Malaya was assistance to my colUagoe, Am­ Chorus. ____ —.* . inrd viscera of th* dead ele­ HHREVKI’OIIT, U . N»v. l& A. - M«eg»'L plaintiff vs, -At VV. m il meet for th e purpo-e - f crippled in the U-boat attark bassador Nomura ■ In Washlng- o'clock. phants, Mullins said: III a suit "f "g e ttin g n rq u a in ted .” T ne m eet­ The 71 year old man began hi* —(4*1— Uenteniry College xtu. Kpp«, defendant. * ton. A* a diplomat with an Im­ railroad The findings hy Dr. M ew ii dents nuirchetl 300 strong to damage* for fl/tOO; Christine ing will lo g in at 7 :30 nVIuck, which sank the Ark Kuyul. career on the New York, portant mission, I am not In a On the Russian front tin* Nn. bear out our theory that there the snnual laiuisiene Methodist Arulrewd. plaintiff, vs. the At­ Mi - Mayme Hodgkin, director New Haven and Hartford Ball'loaltion to aay much. All tho road xis sny their planrs are raiding was too much poison for th* (’onftr^fee Friday morn'ng and lantic t o.i.ut Line Itnilroad, «l« end entered the service of the to u rist e n te rta in m e n t d e . talking m utt be done In Wade, the Atlantic Coast Un* in 1906. elephants to hava gotten It ac- present'd s resolution asking thi femlant damages$ J , ; Orungo p.irtm eiit. d eclared today. Sevastopol and Kerch constantly. logon. I fuUy reads* the diffL For his perfect record as an cid*nt*lly." I a n yi ung women, Mi** lie . The fighting around Moscow and r4»nfervn* • to rescind its action lull fruek und Tractor Com eulty of my task." ‘ ’ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15 Dr. Lewis la continuing hi* ng of T h jr-.U y forbidding dancing | pany. plain tiff, v*. Donald Dunn. b n e Tam m and Mi*» Cornell* Leningrad is reduc *d In wu-illng Later, as he hoarded a plana engineer, Mr. Krupp received a examination, but meanwhile no on the college campus. ih'fi'iiilanl. ilmnilgi* 11 . F niiiiiiin. will a**iat Mr*. F ein. off Russian attempt* t*i lu'nk far Washington, Kurusu com- 25 years service pin when he OP)— Wage Increases of $10 a word waa forthcoming aa to in. retired In 1032.' Ilie hand lin g n f her II- through. The demonstration was orderly Ben t'jnly und Irene Hull, plum-1 1„.,^ month for 350 Philadelphia sea­ vestigations by circus officials Among hi* other activities, Hr. tiff.-, i< Snaio William*, ile The Kuislan* admit the iinniln. l.i,ii y fiom which tnw n.|«' 0 |ile men employed bp three steam, und none of the student* rnterrd •Thar* ere many people who, and police. The clrcua was at felidiint. ejection; Anile lie I .mil'll Krupp for over 20 yean held limy -till ren t volume*. The oh. ent lus* nf the Crimen. ship companies a rt provided in the conference hall except » for their own advantage*, want Savannah Friday. No other the offlco of secretary-treasurer Varn. ••Inint iff, v*. Tin* Gulf The British staged new raid* an agraamant with the compan­ j.., i in moving it* loca'm n •» committee. to bring our two eountrie* Into were reported. fur un Brindsi, Catania, and Aclre. The resolution pointed oui Imleinnity ln»urance t'umpany, merely a* a convenience war. But we muet took at things of the Sanford Division of Bro­ ies announced Friday, by Harry deaths Mullins had described the that “9H percent of the student* drfemlint. damage* 61.000. t,,iiri-t«, the lib ra rian pointrd nut. dale, killing 29 and injuring 21). from our own point of view. We therhood of Locomotive Engin­ Collin*, business agent of thu death of tb* elephants aa "mas* •lance and did dance nrlnr to eer* and waa awarded the Em AFL Seafarers International Un. Alan, Mury (*. Kiiaier and huaMm* Tamm and Ml** FinnerMussolini announce I i higli suet our j__ own reaponii. JA'tm mw have _ , murder”, and pointed out that entering Centenary college. •<> band, A. I.. Kmler, plaintiff*, in will al*o art aa Junior hos- command shakeup. Gen. Frnnclacu of 40 T eat's Membership ton. f filltlee to our «Ww peoda «»*. blem those poisoned W*r* th* oldest Th# companies aad th* num­ ther* is little chance of any va. Iteln-ecu I'rkv, defendant, ti'.M* by greeting guest* and nt. Iricolo ha* h*«n ousted us staff end then to the world. So what­ la that organisation. Ha waa: a member of the San­ ber of employs* of each affect, and best trained in tho big circus tudent acquiring the li-bit hv damage* 62.7,000; Clyde Bunn­ tending uny requests the visitor* chief and under w*i rrtarv for ever eomee to paae, we should herd. ford B. F. .0 . E. for M yean ad war* th* W ataraan Staainreason of nia entering Ceuten. ell, et. al. plaintiff, v*. Uidled might make. »uch ** arrnng. aviation. Iricolo i* replaced by look hot fo r oor own good. I,iiinl»« r I'nmpany, et. ul. ilumaad recently waa electedto serve mg curd game*. The recreation Gen. Rinti Corao Fougier. eiecvra w ship Company, l U l the Panin, ary." Persona In high authority have SM age*. 17.000; and I'heonix In direijor i* particularly enlhiiaias«nlar-Oecldsnt*l Steamship ComThe Rusaian* claimed last sap reeled the opinion that the •a trustee) of til* local Thla brotherhood ilemnity Cmnpuny v*. M«fx,well laxlge. 1 1 — TM. hrnth.riwwvd will • pany, 30, and the South Allan lu- ,il»,ut the hnstrsae*. prominwnt night to be slowly driving the • out*# of p*e*a o r wor wHh JaStewart, damagra ||,MN). luct th* intarment service at conduct h ,ituili of thi* city, who will r<German* before them everywhere lie Bteamaklp Staoawkto Lines, 164. nan reeted on K unuu'a forthCemetery, The giand Jury grnup. culled ri'ivo gutmt* lit the renter on nn the Mo*cow front, und in the Lake View \ Collins tins aald said tho agreement conversation*. ’/ tu meet ul 10:00 o'clock Mimdny lIn wirioii* day* when tr-k will far aouth it wa* obvious that -Th* Rev. Martin J. Brim will brought th* moathly aatoriea of J--- - .** • officiate TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 15.— at the funeral service moat inurmng, i* cumpiiaeil of Rml lo* si'rved. the invader wa* making al mo«l » *J» 4to IU 0 . Other proOCALA. Nov. 15 -W h — Ken­ . i (Oattaeed (Ah-Loria R. Bristol, 39. Weat ney llarrl*. Orio It. Matliieux, • 4rf» only a creeping progress against visions include 30 cant* per hour II — ■ IlNMeil kf-ai Pose T » “l neth Ballinger of th* state ntPalm Beach, Friday raceived a a lerribl# Red resistance. for worfc'over an sight-hour shift tom er general’# office told the provisional appointment aa In­ and the seataea'a naintanance. It was. by all sign*, the best Florida Preea Asaoclatlon Friday stitutional parole aupervlaor for day for the Soviet arm* In many Colllna mid. Tba agreemsnl la TO INSPECT KK8EKVATION the state's flcUtinua name law ths Florida Parole Commission retroactive to Nov. 1. a week, for Ihe German* throw should be clarified by amend­ at the stale prison. selvr* in effect acknowledged GAINESVILLE, Nuv. 15.— ment* at the neat session of the Chairman rrancls R. Bridges, everywhere they were Member* of the Campbell-la>*»- that WORCESTER, Maas. Nov. (A*) Four scientist* from Clrm‘ , Jr., aald Bristol eras named to the legislature. l'u»t of the American l.rgion struggling bitterly not for mile* IS —OP)— Beeratary of Trea­ Russell Key. Tamp*, president (im Gollege. South Carolina, will lug temporary poet before tb* com­ ^James Aliea Chaadlsr. U-year- sury will meet Monday night at H:0O mere yard by yard. V. Morganthau suggested a mission's nlna supervisors war* of th* association, said many make u tour, of tho University o'clock at the legion Hot to hear butTh#for greatest realdaat o f this county, died vast post-war * program today of n serlea of \_ appointed because of Dm n****- person* had gained the false of Florid*'* wildlifo conservation report* on tho Armlatleo Dsy victories reported by the Soviet w - f »■> at hto borne a t 701 taraby every man, woman and Impression that the law wa* reserve nt Welaka un the St. parade and celrbratlon and make on the rentral front was sinful aty for gating • parol* and pro­ Weat Ntoth 8treat following an lid Uia world over would he LONDON, Nov. I I —</Ttprogram under way at promoted by nawapopars. It re­ John* River Tuesday, it wa* an­ plan* fur the celebration for next Tula, 100 mll*s to the south Ulneee at five awathar guaranteed enough food to b l Tb« Yago*lav Government in ex. bation quire* every firm not operating nounced Friday. immediately. year, Joel Field, Doit command­ of Moscow, where It was said U* asserted today that In the Raiford The law permit* th* commis­ under th* owner's name to pub­ IQ. 1579 er. said this morning. ( that after two week* of batll* HI* propotal _ would have a paat two weeks MOO Yugoalav * 116 KN1(01.1. IN c c e for lha two-fold purpose of eliminating civilians. Including aehaol b oy\ sion to taka 90-day provisional lish In a legal advertlsqmcqt the 'Monday afternoon at 3 00 o- a major German offenaivr that W that tlma tbs major cauaa for war*, and of had baaa shot by dam an force* appointment*. Bristol has been name* of the owner or owner*. JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 15.— rlnck a sesilon of the executive Involved 15 eonaecutlv# tank at­ ■ id Haines. Increasing tho farmer*' market, of oasapatiaa a t K n m Jw ac In regional director for* th* state (AT—October civilian tonaerva- committee of the legion haa tack* had been broken. beard of social welfare for three » ha told tba National Grange's raprtml for tiw villa. Ho "Th* Germans were her# ygstlon corps enrollments in Flo­ been called in conjunction with of 26 of 71th annual convontton. Natl »oIdler*. rida totaled '416, th# state wel­ tho meeting* of the - advisory tenlay," said an official ae. ^ Tb* commie*low birad Frank rommittc* of tho Bona of !*e count. 'Todav. only their eorp. fare board, selecting agency, re­ Yana roe*, Jr.,' F ort Ptortr, at a rt: *f far. legion, Mr. Field added. sea are h*r*.H ported Friday, Nettle $100 a month as a clerk to as­ CINCINNATI. Npv. 1$ ~(JP> In every other major »*etor sist Bristol They will (aka over —> Death took tb* second of two ^ . Nr*. about 51oscow th* Russian story Or land* and Padgett oJOrUac Ihelr new J*b* a t Raiford on polar boar cubs Friday, 43 was similar; At Kalinin, 95 Nov. 24. iiaur* after their birth In Clnmile* abov# th* capital, 20 So­ T n v to ' Chandler ctoMti'a viet village* raeaptured within _ - 1« *'a * Aurora, their mother, had dis­ a 24-hour ptriod. At Maloyar. owned them and both war* placaJ oslavata, 65 mll*s southwest of Tb* n ased T sarlet Annual la to private homes an a special Moscow, th* last detachment af espectod off tb* ag«as Tuesday botUa-fad diet of goat milk. The The time limit of the Sanford tack of Intercut shown by young th* Invader driven from the east with ptotona aa« Information first Mb died last night. Slogan Contoal which I* being people of tho high school age bank of tlj# Nam River.' BARTOW, Nov. 4 3 ,-tff> -A Rusaian' information, ae In tho aboat potato ad .ia tw ast In the sponsored by tho Merchant* Townspeople seem to be enthus­ ity dairyiastic, according to th# number of aouth waa not so dtUilad—nnd Association and scheduled to clow* Increase Nov. ID ha* been extended to Dec. entries, but students have not re not quite so confident In ton# price of atiOt la Utla —but It waa claimed that before I In ordeV to give contestants a •ponded. to i t eeato a quart a t a There krill be three prixea of Rostov, on tb# Don Rlvar. tb* longer opportunity to make their by Paul gateway to the Cauca­ antrloa, Gen# G, Baber, chairman 910, 13, |2 awarded to winneri northern sus, an allte Naal dlvtoto.v had starve and aM sli j i M whtoa am ta n u d U *1 tbo eeatoot, aaaeunoed todari en teuUd.‘ A I tfl-th* Crimea, The slogan which to chosen Vill In will becomo the proparty of waa said th a t Russian rata. bo usoc by Ure Chmabor of Corn- the Sanford Merchant# Aaaocla. It forrementa still w art moving op. store*. buain*aa*s and on tion. In th* caa* of a tto, dupli­ stationary of various organlia- cate award* will bn. mad*. Judge* for the contest hav* been chos*n but Mr. Babor did not dia. cloa* th*lr Identity. However, F air aad cooler la tiw norih h* remarkad that th*y are paopl* who am qualified t o and central portion* tonight; Sun­ •aloct a win oar Is this typo of day parity aloudy with moderate' Committee C o n t a c ts Business Firms To Ma k e Collections Situation Is Explo­ sive As Far East « Diet Holds Meet S i Library Moved To Tourist Center In Preparation For Formal Opening Erneil Krupp, % r, Dies T h is Morning Elephants’ Deaths* Charged As Murder Opens S e s s i o n M o n d a y Morning es Wo Me tielil For 71-Year-Old Resident Sunday College Students Ask Dancing Be Allowed 350 Seamen Of Three Companies Get Raise Parole Supervisor Explains Gained At Raiford Watson Trade Name Law J. E. Chandler States • Dies Following Morgenthau Post-War Food Plan S h o r t Illness Legion Groups To Meet On Monday Reprisals Occur In Yugoslavia •fir Bear Cubs Die When . Deserted By Mother Jaycee Information Booth Opens Monday For Four-Month Season Polk Dairies Ask Milk Price Jump Time Limit On Merchants* Slogan Contest Is Extended To December 1 Local Weather B s t " T 'j' .*••• V ■ • H C S H H / �SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15» 1811 v TH » 8 ANTOP BCTALP, BAWFOttP, FLORIDA PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald The Unfortunate Darky M a w f 'm n 'a t w i M a n « i< mt U a t o i i f l M t U ' Seminole County negroes who have heard lush tales of fabulous fortunes won by their dark skin brothers in the rich industrial centers of the north should think twice beore they begin a similar quest in search.of the proverb­ al pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Most southern darkles who have migrated north have Uved to regret it. The New York Herald Tribune tails of a current crime wave in Harlem, colored section of New York City, and re­ ports that a group of negro social workers themselves at­ tribute the almost daily killings, robberies and other crimes, “to unemployment, congested and faulty dwelling Circuit Court Optene S e s s io n M onday Morning AndersonGriffith F u n e r a l Director 1H E W 8 l •> r t ■*,» f — jl John°D.rtAferahsjna 5de*H. Msatere, J r , T. L. Gorham, J. 11 Lew eon. A. B. Mahoney, M. W. Taylor Ben Amann, Otto CakL. well. C. M. Aria, R. M. Peerc*. C. U BeIdIn, 8. O. RltdiU. Joe U Corky, Fred W. Hogan, C. R. Cionto. Frank L Woodruff, Jr.. C W’. Baker, G IT. Bbojmaker, John K- Lawton, M. C Cinder, CL’C Cox, B. H. Englleh C. C. Jeckaon, X; A- Adaau, J. W. Smith, D. B. Brown, H. R. Hunt, I* M. Telford, Jr. Ben f . Wade, f t A. Rlra. 8. A. Ir­ win. G M. Boyd, Alex R. Jobnwp and Albert HalL . The trie! Jury panel le eompoied of H. L. Brown, R. A. Cobb, Hawkine Connelly, W. 8Hand.' Roy Ranlerton, W. B. Williams, William MuagraTO, Charles W. Brown. R- T. Thraxher, B. F. .Maaa, Earl T. Chap­ man . Robert L. COx, Earl Doeeer, W. H. Pope. H. O. Swofford, F. H. Clark, 8 r , Shelley Msek and A. R. Hunter. The Herald Tribune editorially comments that “Living conditions In Harlem are such as to make that region a real focus of crime infection—Its major economic diffi­ culties—difficulties which are fundamental to the unhappy conditions that prevail there—may be traced directly to prejudice and Intolerance. To achieve any real and lasting mprovement greater opportunity must be afforded the negro to earn a living." This is quite a different picture from that which one ordinarily finds painted by northern agitators for the bene­ fit of the southern negro. Where are the eaay jobs at big wages? The swing bands on every corner? The elaborate Iving quarters with windows, bathtubs and parlors? The night clubs and the high yellow gala? Where is all that SATURDAY, NOV. IS. IS4I easy'money to be made by anyone without the aid of pick BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST IN • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • WINES BE BURK TO VISIT NICK’S Package Store i n u s r o u ATHarm Aet n a attest r w a B I 1 n n ilie n | M m OOD CANNOT BK BRIBED: Bthold to obey ta better thin •aerifies,— l - Samuel 1 8 :2 2 . ’rora The Praeldtnee Journal resourcefulness W needed think of Michael Rndotf Who, accompanied by two hench­ men and a coop of pullet*. Took a British craft In the War of l i l t . his nature. The anxiety of those to return* who With gnato and a minimum axwsndered so far afield is adequate proof of this. change of bullets. A dd!If coolness la desired, conelder 8a rah Cope, Who* Who, opening _a clothes _____ press where a thief was hid, Bald, in*her Quaker faehton; . Friend, all- honest folk Should bo In bod. Ill light thee out! And did. — ELEANOR^_QLENN WALLIB A review of business developments* during the past twenty years, a period now known as the poat-war era, brings up the question of what will happen after the pre­ sent war Is over. That It will be an entirely.different world Ernest Krupp, ffom anything we have known in the past goes almost Engineer, Die* without saying. But how will these changes affect busi­ WEARING THIN ness? r/ I have put on my old soldier's T h is Morning “It Is too early today to say what is In store for American industry,’* write Paul Geaner and John Beckley in ihelr syndicated column “How’s business?’’ once the present war raging abroad is over. BusinesswUe, however 3:00 A M. In Holy Croat tU asweeping changes are.certain—changes. Industrialists pny. cupel Church, with Erkkseq Funeral Home In charge of Afwhich will create a better, more cim ottabU iorld.*’ ‘ rangemenU. " .„ ,^ Here are some of the post-war things’ buajhesii plan­ AeUee pellbearera are: J. R, ■houtden ners are Anticipating; they write: „ Stewart, W .. IJ. Belts, M Jjrtn i 1. New low-cost housing—constructloir of new millions I a r tk / j. E. Courier, of modern, light, sir-conditioned dwellings jo fit all types of podietbooks. - : , :„ ' ........... „ ** 5f!duct,on In elwtric rote*—tho -reanlt. at mgs# utility plant construction; now under wayj 8. A new, .slightly smaller automobile, to ski) bnd^r AS Moscow*Ifa terrific, 1500 and travel 60 or 70 miles is galloh oq new, more pow­ The Baltic porta tows erful gasoline. , . ....... | ■?. :r ; ’ K t % r a not calorific. dolf. pleaso; yon must not Chill—S! Dinners' - ... SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF Funerai Service For J. E. Pell To Be Tomorrow Funeral aertfeee far’ John Xdward -Pell o f Volusia eauntywh* dial' at hla'homd' In’OsUoil Wediwedey ftotnlag will • » eotodaeted tomorrow' aftel-Aoon ' at' ItSO rfeloek et ths Ericksod ’Funeral Hortm. With the JUe. W.-p.Xuhev mad ’offlcUttag, followed ’by «n WRECKER SERVICE r >' I* M.M . , :►I ,* l<. I f - .il U»*« . . ,. i r jiu . . '' Iur< P keoe....i....~a..j...9130 , i s i - u r a - l t-H .*» - I 'i •»( V| . h w lrtl-i ,ra jii* .t i • FIRE INSUR­ ANCE Is On# place where you can save money, without iserifiring quality 1 If you wara a • policyholder in THE CEN­ TRAL jest yeer, you would hove received a dividend refM reiaentinfi 25%, of the premium. • Economy P.Righ^l Phorie lo find out bowmuch you caa lave. < *AAM ttU i»f‘* IfA'tf. O. ‘Jewoa a f.la rg e * j Is a r i. Vleno and blra. :L awbine of D rian d ,. Mra~ I a <Wiggins i endi Mrs. C*sa J pa', o f Miami .and U n ., & oaslae o f Panama.-cCtyyi. ■■ FOB Y0ptt"NEW - FIDWER N ; GALL' HUB. ‘PIPPIN Southcaslsm A Florida Stats Florists iIdler raqulrt* sboat sna­ il# o f cotton a year, tail more than tho avtfa«s! ......... Twar. ic , , Iv ro 'e r, make V ahon t the coal strtka. •£f*£g?Z sorry looklaf row well as cslery, before m m sm , - . • • * * Phone i m IT. wa hop# wa brgln looking forcoald , . . some protection at less cost! . « Complete Aato Repairs . wont hear so much abort unUl It hurta" In this wls ECONOMY “ Sanford Avantie Just Off Of Geneva Avenue light Phone— .....:.575-W r'old coot Sow discard, sir. Ion was U ard^aad tonsf guiiiiA ellmita’r> hArd, ilr! ADIN BALLOU atari.' ‘kelebrattag is for ANGEL’S - EAT SHACK - �V- " •' • V"/" -— ~ m to PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA iT U B D A Y , N O V E M B E R I t , I M Tate Regent Talks 'On D. A. R. Work Social A n d Personal Activities RADIO NEW8 WDBO ToalfAC’s rrofraB * Telephone 148 flRB. LOURINE BEAL, Badety M lj g Social Calendat ^ 6:00 Collefrt Son** f i it nt r n r » i t m : n u M r u t im n 0:1(1 Football Stores K. u llrownlww. I* I* »' *-t..r S u n d a y H * rY » e ’F « 0:30 Elm er Davi.«, N ew t S u n d a y Htfh.vol I I I I M 6:45 The W orld Today M o rn in g W o rs h ip . 11 u«» \ M 7:00 Peopla’« Platform I»r l l r o w n l r ^ w ill p t * »rh 7:30 Columbia Cnncrrt Orches­ J r a n d S r Y o i h » is |’. • i*le- * t<» I* M tra Kv#»u n g W o n h lp : m I* M 8 :00 Sporta R eporter 8 :15 Oranjfv County Medical n o t -y r m i « r r t* « o r % i. Aaa*n. « I I I I K II 8 :3 0 K eyboard and Cnnaolc |n # v Martin l i n 8:55 E lm er l)av.« L th** N rw a.H rii Nuiolny *n. 9:00 Your H it Parade ,,o l>r • ............ I'hurrh H«’h*»ee| . 9:45 S atu rd ay Night Serenade 1 VtnrnitiK |#es»%* 10:15 P ut lie AffaiM A M Y n u ilf IV s »| »l e 10:30 J u a n Arvixu 4 aa I* M 10:45 Newa O f The World 11:00 H a rry Jame« O rchestra I 11:30 Dance Orchestra 12 00 Preaa News 12:05 Sign O ff Choice Of Plants Studied By Sailie H arrison At THE CHURCHES Chapter Mrs. H. L Covington gav* a was held in the W oman's Club talk on the wise choice of house Friend* of Miss Elisabeth on T hursday afternoon. SUNDAY plants and their ear* a t thd meet­ Pippin will be sorry to learn ' A conference of the Junior In weaving the flag, Auxiliary of the Seventh Die. ing of the JCoe* Circle 6t the that she is ill at her home on A bem ethy mentioned the trtet of the American Lesion Sanford Garden Club which we* West Firet S treet. of the D. A- R. in reg ard s the Red Crus*, war relief Will be held In Winter Garden held yesterday morning at the the w ork th at is being don# on 0 th , American Leri on Home nt Home of Mrs. D. L. Thrasher in Roe* Court Mis* N snry R o ssrtlc r of KUU Island. Mrs. A bem ethy told l:Oo p. If. to which ell Junior* In naming the choice house Stetson U niversity in D e ta n d is df th e “Real D aughters” of th* •re Invited to attend. plants, Mrs. Covington recom­ Spending the weekend w ith her Am erican Revolution in the U nit­ MONDAY t The W. M. U. of the South mended among th . small palms, p a ren ts, Mr. end Mrs. A. K. ed S tates, namely, Mra. G regory Roasetter. phoenia roebelllnl and trees; far of Pennsylvania and Mr*. R andall Side Baptiat Church wQI meet plant*. phylodendron, of New Ham pshire, who a re the M the home of Mrs. J. N. Bur. foliaga draecena , peperomia, pothoa •toek on Scuth Sanford Ave­ aureus, croton*, rearanlhae, aanMr. and Mr*. O. A. Davie only two surviving dau g h ters of nue at 3:00 P. M. I r i n .i* i j o m n i . T t n K n \ i n i : have re tu rn e d to Iheir home in Revolutionary soldiers. | T o Ih # left o f » lr l.i!»•!*• r o a d i»! M arlaa Nn#l , All cutters for the Red Cross aevarl* and ferns; for flosrerlng Jacksonville a fte r spending The work th a t is being don* T oiaerroW N P ro g ra m a t»ey«n>I t h e U » t «tt»|i l i g h t •owing rooms maintained in the plants, geranium, begonias, Afri­ few day* with th# la tte r’s m o. by th e I). A. R. in connection A wid# Bcarch ia being pushed by 7:00 M orning Devotion* It *•V lies* K '/ ini Woman’e Club are atked to re. can violets, bellcperone and thry- th er, Mr*. J. T. Brady. w ith soldiers in ram ps and the n n -U r.t authorities for the kid­ 7:30 Sunday Morning B reakfast “ W hera y o u rs allis. port in the morning. Club •'*lind*) ; education of Indians was o u t­ naper m l Marian Noel, lllmota rural For small moisture loving ■ The Junior Auxiliary of the plants lined ty Mr*. A bem ethy who ■chfxd teacher, who ia recovering at H 00 P re s. New* V”,’....,' Mrs. Covington recom­ American Legion will meet in Mra. A. J. I'e te rso n , the M iss­ •tre sse d the im portance of re ­ her h«*me in Bettendorf. Iowa, fiorn H 0.1 Ilu .In c .a It••View «>ur i r i l ,« 11.. „ the Legion Hut at 3:30 P. M. mended the use of sphagnum es M artha W right. Elsie M r. cognising Am erican music com­ the h arrow ing eiperienr*e She told K.I5 L 4)iiMe W ilther ft the! tiring I»•i-'• • moss which retains moisture for O rgan i \l«*rriin* " *»r«hii» i progr* m meeting of the The program ho rter and Lois Nipper a t. poser* and o f-m a rk in g historical of being kidnaped, robbed and a t several dare, rather than soil. W tended the W. Y. A. banquet •pot* in the United S tates. • W. M. U. of the Flrit Baptist Bi 8 :3 0 tnteriii-*»'* f. r Strings . ,f ‘ "j' ^ 1 faulted by a bandit w caim g an Stressing the us* of citrus trees Church will be held «t the which w ss given a Stetson U ni. The meeting was presided over arm y uniform 9 00 T he W orld Today K v .n m . *..r 4 i. . . . . as house plants, Mrs. Coving­ ch u rc h at 3:30 P. M., with verstty in DeLsnd lest night. by Mr*. W. I., licnlry. regent vith the 9 :15 From the Organ Loft uvelne«l.n \n.i • Xupie, "An Urgent Goipel Gospel Die. ton named the Calamondin and of the Sailie H arrison C hapter, 9:30 Know Your Bible B etter r rls Heathen Darkness. Circle kumquat as the moat suitable 9 45 Colum bia'* <lyp«y t'n riv tin H mim Mrs. H IV Mr.Her in,I d a u g h ­ who staled that Constitution Day our will be In charge of the for this purpose had been observed by the chap­ 10 00 C hurch «*f the Air For th« care of the popular ter, M ery K ite, of Chevy C heer. te program led by Mrs. L. E. Tew.maidenhair r when *he entertained a t her fern the speaker ad­ Md„ a re e ip e rte d to arrive to . home with a social m eeting s i a iM iilIH e m ni It t Sunbeams, Intermediate and tl.-llv AVtlM.es .( ........ Junior G .A.’a and R. A.’s will vised a periodic application of m orrow to spend tw o weeks w ith which time s paper on the Con­ 11 05 Vera HratNky. |uani«t liev »• 1» tl.M •t • I • lime for the benefit of the root Mr*. M edlrr’s m other, Mrs. E. Saieet at the same time. Th. \\ ■*• j .:h S *r\ it • ( uil.l of 12 00 Colum bia‘4 Uounlry Jo u r­ | M o n t i N V M. f t . . . I I " stitu tio n wa* read by Mr*. J II V ' I ’ l r s i h i l t s ' M r » I. # t i t The Aaarian Clam of the First system, whereas the use of used M. Sw alm . and Mr Swaim, at Root. The ritu al wss given by th. nal Chinch in ter. tea leaves will Induce the dark the H otel M ayfair, and her »i«| W -ltlf-t t% I t. M M ..’ |*l . . . Baptist Church will meet in the Mr*. J. II Menirk, chaplain, tillin'. tki’ Junior St rvirt ( hiiM 12:25 Local Farm New# Mines at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. green color and vigorous foliage. ter, Mr*. Ralph S tew art nt the followed by the valutc to the at .i «fill*’ •»t||)|M*1 lit thi IIKIIU*X 12:30 Salt L ik e City Tabern.u le tl. * . r .l* \l B. L. Beard, Mr». R. T. Tho- If fungu* or larvae of insect* C ountry Club. fl*g and the singing of "A m e ri­ «t- 'i. lllsollt t«l> 1110’0•tllllf Dll rtiui *. 1 00 C hurch of the Air It %l*Tiar i ill in it awx, Mrs. 8. C, Gardner, Mrs. are found on th* foliage, Mra. da\ \ i*li11)if Th • R#*\ w v I l l t l MtlVIHU 1:30 Red Cro«« P rogram ca. J t . E. Smith an.) Mrs, W. L. Covingtan urged first their re­ II II \ l \ It I I N • V -» I • 1) u ill 1 • m tit 1 1 v i*r i .1 th. II’VDC.I . 2 0 0 ’‘S p irit t.l I I " Member* w rre rem inded by moval with a piece of cotton, Ml ltisl IV M* , #s»etl I •••* V “ one# as hostess',. ,1 > tlun A «»'li» by Mix 2 :30 The W orld Todav » lav l.i Mrs. M S. W iggin* to t r ln g the j \ I m ill ng I'lrt.h " 8 -V» \ . followed by th ) 1 spraying of a The Dependable’ rr.asa of 1 the York Philharm onic A XI hU i u 3:00 New g ifts for Kill* Island to the Feiitu "*«**» \%IK weak Soap and water solution Methodist Chur%S will1 meet at 1 rt •*• t M Sym phony ii x r December m eeting Mr*. F. E. •51.. •x* Mi s Mur t.l It \ t •»i Tin* tin: home.of Mr*. W, T.'Woolley. or oil emulsion, which has been tt.K roll hit ti’«l I.y Mr* E m phasising a T hanksgiving Roum illat, 4 30 T he P hu«c That Rcfrcdi'** l l t e t l l i b S * i ) | . . chairm an of • th# ........ diluted with 60 parts of water J f3 f Wlllcw Avsnu.i ai H:(Vi I*. them e in the d e rn ra tin n s anil Founders' on the Air Day com m ittee, a n ­ A. K Sht»rniaki-r n » m •• % r r i * r JA with Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker to one part of emulsion. As a also in th* tallies upon which nounced th at the m arking of the Th. •I. Vo! inim 1 toji • rn •• ll'ataaal 5-00 S o u th in ' Se'reit.ide 11 e .. 1. ) W I* "tonic” in# us* ef castor oil was • core* w ere kept, the Ju n io r wls co-boatm. 5:30 Sam C uff I* i r k 1 )0 »l *1 by Mi— I. i II iiiii Thttipli first cem etery In Seminole Coun­ V. who The Women’s Council will meet recommended. 4 i i n * t a % H. It . . | t 1 . X Hurl lve* * Displaying tom* of her own W r m tn 't Club *pon*nred a b e n e, ty would be sponsored by ths t04>h f«u her Mih |4Vl. ih# paint. 5:35 XX • . 1. |. 1 X Io M tl llM at the home of Mrs. M. G. Tracv, f it bridge p arty in the club c h ap ter a* its Kuunderi’ Day Inir ' Tin* l.tifhl )f tllrt We.rlol/* 5:45 W illiam I. Sli.rer \ Tr.sinntM I ••• 1474 Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 plants to illustrate her talk, bouse on T hursday e v c ln g . 0:00 Silver T heater by lltifil. Mr*. M II Smith e-fllvtlf \\ . . • I project. Mrs. Covington etated in conclu­ P. M., at which time a kitchen 0 :3 0 (Jene AutrV* Meboly RjmcIi W-Inr-.list When tallies w ere collected sion. "Although flowering plant* Mrs. Ilrnley thanked the com­ na\* »hi* i haiilrr fmni th.• wiu.lv shower will he held. Fdf |ih.>ne*s A “ D ear Mom" Pr lltihrniB n »•.). <' • a *h.irt and a d d ed Mr*. J. E. S tem per m ittee on decoration of the float want to be pot-bound to Induce £ TUESDAY • i h*’ 7 :1 5 DP New* waa found to be high scorer for which was entered in the A r­ but mlo-ro-rtt in*' talk a more profuse bloom, ferns The morning eewlng session th* women for which th e wav m istice Dsy Parade, including mrtin III* of tha* wm 3 *( imill " 7:25 Mu*ir.*l Fnterliide for the Red Cross will be apon. should b# transplanted twice a presented with s prise. Foil! rii-to mi’inbpru »*« »• Wl’l. 7 :3 0 Screen CuiM Th» a ’re High I** OI I \vi t l i v t > vii i i i m u h i v eoyed . by the O. E. S., under year -in order for the toll to scorer am ong the men wa* W. Mrs. J. R. Hay Mr*. Maxwell fninri 1 intti th** Se’ll'D Se*r virt* 8:00 Helen llaye« T heater « il l in M the^dirsetion of Mrs (X L. Ir. remain well aerated. Regardless M. H aynes and the »er»enn S te w a rt and Mr* Harry Took#, (Soil.1 t'nnii’lv M»» I'1IfpV Kntftpp. 8 :3 0 Crim»* D*»cf.)r "We-I. t 1..•| i Following th e business m eet­ of how thrifty house plants, teem l!-v l( M ||. .,I*I. | ,w»„r win. 8 :5 5 E lm er D avn etf The N r»’*\v * 1r« lark Mt prlx* w as aw arded to Mr*. K. J. ing a tea i E M.Slii to be, 1 give them a periodic N t l l t t L t v K t l ....... I | •• t i n \ \| wa* given by th# _ The F.pireopal GuilJ will be 0 :0 0 Air lla«e Program Ntieon, Jr. Mr*. K. II. I.nnry c h a p te r honoring Mr*. A bem ethy. But in•\ 41Me1 Mr* t; H (ii' n.«'.n I'r r as ’ltlrtM M n t u .’ || o.i \| ™n charge of the aflame on sew. change in the garden for the 9 :3 0 F ront Line* of Mercy Sr em. m i |.% |ti^ |i i -I m F received th* door prise and Mr*. P re se n t a t th e m eeting w ere: Ing session for the Red Cross In sentlal absorption of oxygen.1 T It — l l l l ' e * sltltle lt III 11, 9 :45 Wild Life Mr*. Thrasher announced tha J. E. Stem per wa* the recipient Mr*. Henley. Mrs. II. J. Lehm an. W »••*»! • k I • t i l l e .» M . I . . . M I , . the Woman’i Club, directed by 10:00 T ake It ... Leave It plant tala to be held in the Gar­ of a prise for being the first Mr*. A. R. Key. Mr*. J. B. Ray. Mi v K M A rn»ilitgt Mr M ra St. CUir White. 10:30 Colum bia W orkshop to bid end make s lttt'.r Mr*. W. II. Ballard. Mrs. R. L. a %l.% % T l u \ H im « 11 %im i The Junior and Senior depart- den Center, located In the Smith person 11:00 Hcadline« and llyline< K I'ngr*. Mr- .Ink Flvn*t : u Krtalam. Dean. Mr*. J. H. Menlck. Mr*. ment of the Woman's Club will Furniture Store,' on Saturda Hi­ M r.. M II Sm ith, 11:05 Blue lla.-mn O rchestra i’a|*l Wllll.Mii N««« y Mrs. John L. Miller w ii gen. Roum illat. Mrs. W. II. T unnL Mr* Z ll R atliff. M ra M 1.. 11:30 Tommy Tucker Orcheatrn Ntin.litr M, it.... | -t i . #tavs a party in tha club house Nov. IS, from 10:00 o'clock I (‘••in* h s.t H|||| beginning at 8:00 o'clock for the morning until 1:00 o’clock oral chairmen in charge of ar. cliff# Mr*. W. M. Thigpen. M ra T iIIm. Mr* Peggy K im (i |.. M r. 12:00 Sign Of.* . II ri.t A M members of the club and their In th* afternoon. The public has rangemente foe the party, as­ P. P. Campbell snd Mr*. L. P. C F Mr Slarriiw . Mi ■ .1 1 V I* I. been Invited to buy plants, shrubs sisted by Mrs. Earl King and H agan husbands,, also for the Seminole Clark. Mr- t; ii 1*111ii 1%ii*. M m . Mlre-s-l Mere-lll.g County teacher*. An' entertain. and small tree* at reasonable Mra. Charles Ward. Mr*. W. E. F!va nil e*llnt Is T*I r\ |. *• | Paul Jidtnwiti, Mr* M E price* from tha Canter. A total Dodson and Mr*. Herbert M o«i Ing program hat been arranged Fru ml. M m . A h Sh»M*iiiiik»*r, of 838 plants waa reported as were on th# nrixe* committee, Tin-: *0 1 1 1 1 *11 )1*. i i i r m r including dancing, bridge game* Mm Jack lliirnrv, Mra. II A. « I I I I K II spd Chinee* checkers. Hostesses being etc hanged among th* mem­ and Mr*. J. C. Iliggin*. Mr*, 8wuti««in. Mr* J W Chiblrr*, 1.4%II fe* I . \ v rt I N u l l l» bers during th* past month. llenrv Wight, ill, and Mr* Fred •Member* of the Sanford llume will be Mry. R. EL Tolar, Mr*. M” Ethfl lti-»r. M m llftty lie*v I I W T t o * » 4 .r Mra. Endor Curlett. beautifiesWilliam* formed the r«frc*h* ni« natrulion Club met at I he Mt»n.I It V H, htttsl III nit I V. *..r John Miller, Mra.' Jamea Hough* M Buliffmiti, MIm l.<*ui«»* Swuin, D Woman'* la at Friday for M . r Ml II m W . M - h ' t t I I • V \l tien chairman, plants solicited inU committee. •sored The Garden Forum, spon ten, and Mra. Charles Morrison. and Mm l.illrnt Thnrnlry, r«*ii- a n a ll.d a y Club r e e l i n g a n d tewing* I W r.lnrs.U ) \v..»-hi,. omen's •lora. by th* Winter Park Woi Reservations may be mad* by far th* beautification of the session fn r the Red Cross w ith 1 K v f h i M g \\ ••r#hl|* ! tit I* m Club to bC Women's B C hekt’W tM M 'M*»»r N te Woi telephoning . Mr*. J. W. Lyles, Y « " i t o l l ! It*- g l t r n ,« hi*M i 1 * junior mcniborv the M rs. J O. Andes prvsi'l'ng over At the conclusion of the gamer Club snd Congregations] Church M Ami, rooty im t Wain Ann White, l.u- th e short business session, an Tuesday, Nor. 18, and urged freehmenls In keeping .w ith of Winter Psrk on Nov. 18, 19. ticiii. WEDNESDAY fjormlv, Katherine Spen­ Mr. ami 20, will feature such speakers having tha plants which tk* Thanksgiving them# were « I I I I I O T I %N I I I I I K II R evrrsl pairs of children’s The Civle department a f tha anyone war* listed recently In Th* Ban. served. \ i* tlritttltt’iMi. Mitii • i M r*. s* Dr. Harold Hume, Dean of cer, tlwrn llayea, Camlyn Walk­ rom pers w ere m ade for the Re.11 Woman’s Club will have • er, Miblrtil Awit It Mary Wvatt ij Cross an,| plans for the C hrlst- Mitrtf.sr.l \ ,\l |s,ili Hi ford Herald to bring them there. ami the College of Agriculture of the dish luncheon with Mra. O. P. Present were Mr. and VII !•le* KS I f . s i . 'Is A M Mre. Sadie Brouse, horticul­ Fred University of Florida; Dr. H. 8. Ratliff, Sunlit* William*, Wilma I m as party to he held at the r* hn r. lt \Yssr«hl|i I I no \ |t| Herndon and Mra. F. 8. Lareaon William*. Mr. and l.iflitf, CUytla Forguaan, .Marian ! home of M ri. M F. Sm ith in Ho*I Missti. T i l e - II* *1 |t||«||,. ture chairman gav* o , tala per­ Wolfe, Head professor, Dept, of m t hostess*t. Sponsor of tha pro- taining to tha right aoll for the Broughton Watktna. Dr. »\ikrn, Mary F. Iteldin, D rrirui . i I,| A l 'It gII•l tIrl.ottU sKfitlrtsb green will b* Mrs. J. L Ingley, preparation of flower rood beds. Mr*. O. L. Barks, Mr. and Mr*. Horticulture; snd Prof. John V. llayra, Inez Williarna ami Betty F loral H eights w ere made. ssr. A Th |» « rnvereil dish luncheon was served K » r o l H R H r r t l t f T It) |* M the *ub)*ct: Tuberculosis.’’ M. llaynaa. Mr. end Mra Wstkine of the Depsrtmcnt of She stressed tha us* of sand W. Horticulture s t the Unlvereily Thurenon.l and Rev. Ituhrman. s nt noon to the fulluw ing mem­ I »*•« Is S M m III **u I l l s ’ I 11 Guy D. Wood. Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. prefers big of river baaks, beaks, mixed J. C. Mite ball. Mr. and Mr*. J. of Plorids. 1visitor. W n ltle a ilg ) Ml<| to s>* I* | 'u « . . ber* present* Visa* 7 1l» |» \| S tem . the C. Hlrgina. Mr. and Mrs. John T he forum is open to Mrs. It M. B urns, Mrs. D. I(. U Millar, Mr. and Mra M. I- puLlie free of charge. Beck. Mrs. J. (). A ndes, Mrs. (). IIIIH III OK 4*()| I Henry Hudson and Mr*. J. E. I>. Wade. Mrs. J. I). Callahan. flrrtrV-% re' »• I |l|.| A b rt'-'sT he p rogram for th e forum llrb \\ 4* llsilfMittli. |a* a | ••• Mrs. Fred Myers. Mr*. W. It hlch will h a v s as its subject. meeting wore: Hiitisj/kt K*-h«Mt|, |u im) A \| P*AI*o, Mr. and Mra. , Brinson, Mr*. B erths McMullen. Y ’rtllm l ‘rsi|t|*s |. ] | | |» XI snd M eintenPlans for a Christmas Charity Mrs. *'T* " n* "C srdcn Design sn a *.sin>*»-i Newman, R. **A. --------. . , Mrs. Bail wore mad* at tha masting of Thrasher. Mra. J. H. Coklough, Wight. III. Mr*. W. B. Brin­ ince , follows; . The M.-lhmls Clinic for the Mrs. M. F. Sm ith. Mrs. C. F X|ss»tiliiM H*ar«lrae* l i n n \ \ \ th* Junior Woman’s Club which Mrs. Sadie Brouao, Mrs. J. M. son, Mrs. C F. Praetor, Mr. an. Tu»»d*y— 18 ConfT.gst.on.] s ..mln„l,. |{n|,(,.t AssocUtkin was Proctor anil Mrs. O u id s Wilson, K i . i i l n g H r n l r p , 7 11 I* XI H * r. | n ra i | < ) I* r«)rr Xlre lttig ra t he held In tha club housa on Wad McCaakQ), Mra. J . C BUI*, Mrs Mr*. E. J. NoUon, Jr.. Dr. enl tree si Church | held in the First lisptist Church Sem inole C ounty Home Demon­ I* XI Mr*. O. H. Putnam. Mr*. Roy 8:15 P.M. "Rosdsld# Ueeday evening with Mrs. Jahn L. Oaarga Planting „n Thursday morning with Mr*. stra tio n A gent. A. DaCoUaa, Mr*. THU*, Mr*. W. V. Bitting. Mm MlUof Millor and Mir*. Earl King, as Jamas Coat**, Mra. -Curtail, (Ulus.)—Dr. Hum# I.. W . Sum m erlin, president of Alex R. Johnson. Mra Dwight Wednesday—Nov. 19. rm *T ( in iifit ok cin iM r bsftrtfti Morning th e Mrs. Covington, Mra. M. O. Me. Smith. association, of D aytona Mra. J. M. Bttaoclnher. • O IK X TM T Favorable report* session—WOman’s Club lirs c h , presiding. Mra Karl King and Mr*. P. N. ah tha Little iW star ta Chib which Hun.! %v Nrhoitl MS A M 9:00-9:30 A. M. Registration M rs. T. M. Johns, a ssista n t XI••»nli'K S#*r klen II HO A. M Scott* was recently organ lead sa d an9:30-9:45 A. M. Opening cere­ su p erin ten d en t of the B aptist Wr.lrir ■•!«> nkfiilMg .< » ut) •). Also, M ra E. H. V»»*y. Wp•euncvment art# made a f tha monies C h ild ren ’s Home in A rcadia, cnn. I* M ( MIAMI, Nov. 16.—(AV—From J. O. Laney, Mra. John 8*h'i. 9:45-10:10 A. M. 8lmple Princi­ lucted the meeting to ha bald an Monday lln atlln g llu u m llu u ra 3 •**» »# devotional and Governor Holland him self. Gov. ard. Jr., Mrs. B. L M avarM re. I lire-k on T u m J a ) « * 4 11-1 •yen lng, Nav, IT, t l TtSO o’clock ples of Garden Design (lllus.) th roughout the course of the all. vrnor T ilm ailg„ of Georgia got K»l«U> > John L. Lee. Mra. ChraUa Ward hi tha W e n a k Club. Prof. Watkins. lay m eeting d iffe re n t phases of official assurance th a t h* is a xiMiir.xij4 anii iM M onrxi. ! Mra Jack Grant, l i r a W A 10:00.10:30 A. M. Rs«ess-^<Dur- th# W. M. U. work w ere dis­ welcomed la Ih r • u l i | r c I **| IT) s. • I During Urn social hour, which v isitor In Florida. Leavitt. Mra W. * . Ho Whsed in ii n t t l t ' f h to lll It# r#*.t.l i n r i i t i t * t. • ing til recess periods opportun­ cussed. fallowed tha business meeting, tha Both governors attended a Pa It! I ' h r l a l , he' I# III la |# I li l is it*. Its, >i t I Mra AIHunt. M ra Herbert ities for questions and discus­ served refreshments, A covsred ili.h luncheon wss luncheon o f service elube, and Moses. Mra. Je»n Adams. Mra sion will a* given) wars: Mrs. W. L . W served at the n»»n hour to those H A PFT BD TBO A Y Talm adge alluded In a brief a d ­ W. K WlUlam*. Mra. M R. 10:30.11:00 A. M. Charts, In­ a tte n d in g , including 9 4 women dress M rt. Jack Wart, Mra. Hcrto t h , controversy ovsr th s Strickland and tha Mlaaea Ruth spection and comments—Prof end Mrs. John SATURDAY four m en. rep resen tin g dism issal of two G eorgia Col­ Jaan W rleht. Charlotte Rmlth. Watktna U n . Frank MaeNelll. churches from Oviedo, t a n g - lege professors. Frances Mahonav. Dorothy Pow 11:00-12:00 A. M. Exhibit*—open wood. New S m yrna. O . ’tluola,' Mary Hslon Everson _ / Because of ths controversy, •U and Mary Higgins. to visitors. Poaroao Hatahlaoa V D eL and, P ierson, t a k e M onroe, U niversity of Florida students -------------------------- *. Afternoon Session Barham Ann Psarre D ayton* Beech and Hanford. delivered a latter to Talmadgs 2:00a:30 P. M. plant Material* M n. W. J. King telling him he was unwelcome (lllu s.)-D r. Wolfe. NOTICE nt the (ieorgia-Florida football SUNDAY 2:90-3 d)0 P. M. Recess All Junior Auxiliary members game. Ray B ritt, M ra I- K. 3:00-2:30 P. M. Plant Materials of th* American Legion who plan la vital to tha mak. Thursday Holland opened hi* T» W. Lawtan snd M ra Fred Cooper (eonL)—Dr. Wolf*. lII.A/.INi; A THRILL TRAIL TO TIIK VMM) IVKST! to attend the Seventh Distrlrt remarks with th* statement: jm ptogron to tha members 3:30-4:00 P. M. Recess • f tbs Fidelia Class s f tha First 4:00 P. M. Exhibits open to i’oaferenre which will be held In Governor Talmadge always Is Winter Garden tomorrow after, welrnmr in Florida." Baptlrt Church a t ths home of visitors. noon at 2:00 r ’rloek, are asked Talmadge rspiled: "I must re­ Mra B ritt on Wool Twentieth Thursday—Nor. 20 Morning to telephone Mrs. A. P.. Knr-I. Street on Thursday evening. mind you that your own govsrnIff Session: Womans Club. 48T.W. The group will leave or was educated In Georgia.” M ra Marat* MUnsi opened the 10:00-1000 A. M. Ptsnt Disease* from Mra Ford's house, 035 Holland is a graduata of meet lag with a prayer and the (Ulus.)—Dr. 3. T. Creighton West Twenty-fifth 8traet, at Emory University, Decatur. devotional waa enodwtod by Mra 10:80-11:00 A. M. Recess ALSO COMEDY, CARTOON, TR.XVKL & SERIAL I2:S0 P. M. B. H. English. U was voted by 11:004100 A. M. Insect Pe*U The New York Phllhanaonle. I tho d a ta to g h o a Thanksgiving (lllus.)—Dr. Creighton Anderson Ranch Dam. to be Symphony Orchestra ia ths old. basket sad also a Christmas U O O -llsa A. M. Recess built by Bureau of Reclamation basket to M M s eedy famDy •« 11:45 A. M. Closing ceremonies in Idaho, will bo tho highest est orchertra la tha United State* and tha third eldest tn| T H M IU IN G a t a h k u l l l Is th* eratooi oaek poor. earth-filled dam in th* world, the world. A talk on "Haws You An KHu. DRAMATIC « ■hwtrditll 380 foot. rated HrarV* ws* given h* Mra ] . P. HottSOiaw *ad "C hnreh tayaltY - was explained b y Miss Photographs art aaaaOy TV o VickerySpecial revival services begin tho k o sta m sassl-n given out to a ehoaon GET YOUR GIFT now a t tho Sanford Assembly •4 tho n rV ’u , nffL few — and tacky aro f God (Twenty-fifth ta d Elm iImam hoatasaaa = PORTRAITS • thoa* who rot oim . I t Is A tom s ) t o d a y might. Th* E*v. _______shasreUs to tha foL Jsaoo McGuire, nowly #l****d ■onaetbing to bs trtu lowtogt ' ’ ' art of lbs M ra X D. OoesWI. M ra H. A. ured—mostly for ths will bo lb* Hay-re, M ra M. W. DS*ri«o. Mis. asatlmssl hohlad ths WtU bexln H. M. Psarre, M ra Hn’tsrisw g ift Halts others happy o’clock whh Mra 0 . f . Headoreasu Mrs. W. by giving this truly per­ a — i m AGM i ! G $ to ItafttoaTB totoy sonal gift. Bountiful - B a tr r H u b ks i k i i l i i work, professional rsMIU. Mra R. G Orahsre. Mra M £- v*. ■ulta Uut cuptora your C U R ifiT M A B 18 J U S T A 1■.’f V":1 . r Wesleyan Service (Juild Entertainsjj1,’ on vv’xrZ” J‘,r,lnn Woman's Club Has Benefit Card Party All Day Meeting Is Held By Uical Club Garden Forum To Be At Winter Park E Junior Woman’s Club y j S j f f f c a ? ! £ S3 p Plans Holiday Dance gwoua fo^ h*u^ ' r 1001 ,Jr#* Seminole Baptists Hold Methods Clinic Holland Welcomed Talmadge To State | Fidelia Class Meets With Mrs. Roy Britt FINAL SHOWING.S TONIGHT BILL ELLIOTT “THE SON OF DAVY CROCKETT SUNDAY AND MONDAY Revival Services . Begin Sunday Night Grand Prise F or Boys — Also A Bi­ cycle A • Grand Frite for Glrla! 8- 3SSSS2!: A S S E S S 8 fad MutMurroy, m e m ? * £9B£BK?€E | fS FEW WEEKS AWAY I Aha. Mra K q . t a l l p ’)*r ■/ . ROBERT L. COX, Photographer Me#Bd- THE ESSEX STUDIO IM N. PAUL I v i . TELEPHONE »7« -• sal WL’Sfl- . ■ ”1^ TJHx u j' V # it w t \ ■ "piSSSH iy. ■’ ’ ■• . '■ \ IP YOU HAVENT ALREADY DONE S O .... JOIN THE RED CROSS. NOW! �.i n m flA N ronp it e k a l p , baw tom * r u New Sherman Action Drama Has Fun, Romance, M ystery m * SA T eim A t. NOVEMBER 1 $ * * « PROGRAM POK WEEK OP NQV. 16th Sunday, Monday—"DIVE BOMBER” in Technicolor with Errol Flynn, Fr6d MacMumy, Ralph Bellamy, Allan Jan. klm, Regis Too may and many othcra. Alao— Walt Dtanay Cartoon, "EARLY TO BED" and Metro News of the Day. '“Girl W ithout A Country Appearing lii“Ice Capades” K te y h r paca with the changlne and ar- played by Eleanor Steserrt, ifertalnment tastes la a ipcclaL sbe proves to bo n ro.rantic in. r io t v▼stenn tte n n producer Harry rentivC for Lucky, played by H t again demonstrates Russell Hayden, Tuesday, Bargain Day—“ICE CAPADES,” musical eoma. With Ixxky mooning over the ,‘KMUty. Id sesron a di»h of dy with James Ellison, Jerry Colons, Dorothy Lewis, Alan young Udy and Andy Clyde in. sfalment tor prpuUir tasts Mowbray and Phil Silvers. Also— "CRiMli DOESN'T PAT" tha newest of hie Hopalong dulging a sudden pae.ion f >r short, -SUCKER LIST,” Paramount News. Cadeity productions , "Pirates on growing vegetables, the btirdct of H ensbees,” which come, next the hunt for the old mb e .haft Wednesday, T h o rsd ay ^ T H E FEMININE TOUCH” with M A f and 6aturd y to the Rltz falls squarely on Will! m Boyd's Rosalind Russell, Don. Ameche, Kay t ranets, Donald Meek, shoulders. Theater. Van Heflin and Grant MlUhelL Also—"INTERNATIONAL Complication* in the story Hare ie a picture that has slash. FORUJI,” presenting our own senator, Claudf Pepper, with i«g action thrills, the pitched enter in the perron of Morrii “ •‘ o4 ska!I and gunpowA-r, Ankrdm. He’r (he m*n slur sec. other international figures In -------WILL ---------DEMOCRACY BURI ths thrilling scenic rhotx tha* rctly caused the prospector's- mur­ VIVE?1 der, but he', been rariful to c®vi r fads a n -accustomed to find In all Friday, 8 a tu rd a y -“PiRATE3 ON HORSEBACK” with the Hopelong Cassidy sagas of the up hie locks and he now lnipro«r. Mgebrtuh. But It doesn't depend es Eleanor Htewurt with hi. William (Hop-A-LongCaasidy) Boyd, Roasell Hayden. Andy an action thrills stun* for its sp. efforts to be friendly. Clyde and Eleanor Stawmrt. Also—Comedy. "IN THE SWEET The plot takej a sudden ri.rucdy and C aron up tha dish with PIE A PIE" with “Tha 3 Stooges," Cartoon and Serial. romance and an appealing com. twist when Old Andy Clyde mi*, takenly sU rtj a f i se gold ru 'l i FRED MACUURRAY. Err.il Hynn ami Ralph (U-llamy watch a •toy bUmsoL The utory of "Pirate, on Horae, Then Wlllism lloyd happm. on « j comrade in a trsl mutit'iivr in "Itive Humber." Starred with th e s e back" deals with lloppy’s hunt for strange note left by the dead | three is Alexia Smith. The picture, filmed in beautiful technicolor, B gold mine left by a prospector prospector which put. him fever­ ! will la shown M ti e Hits Tinnier tomorrow und Mon lay whd dled to keen the socret of It. ishly on the tixll of the nr.ll.on UcgtUti. Iloiipy’f Intervention In dollar mine. Although Boyd i» lie«et bv tha B a e Is brought cJ-iut when Andy Clyde, the grizzled sido-kick Weatern |>* ngsters wlm try I" frohl Bar 20, learns that he haa wrest the secret from him. .ml DIVE BOMDER a'though tha Rc«d -------H arry Clark tataritad the m lrg t_______ ____girl,. Infl.enced hv Bar 20T cowpokes find an ex.,'Ankrum, drivel Boyd and hi. pel Karn. Vadja — ......Renle Rl.no Doug lee ............... Errol Flyna Hslcn --------------- Uarol Adam. I,, trvtnety attractive young Udy si. 1 way, ihs mins i* finally die. ready In possession of lbs mine rovsred to furnl'h a happy md J»e ft lake ... Fred MacMorrsy Featuring 'lee-C ip.de.' with Ska’s ona of tha heli'i nf the mine, " ng for the drama. Dr. I anew Rogers ______ Ralph B*IKa. Loa Dworahak, Megan .1'. • H ; ; - ■* 1' -'.,ifi Bellamy Taylor, Vara Hruba, R ,d Mc­ Tim Griffin .. Regis Toomey Carthy, P hi .Taylor, Jackson A ( huUiy ...Herbert Anderson Lynam, Tha Benoits, Dench A ■wrdo ... LouU Jean llrydt Stcwsrk John Thomas Anthony ...C ra ig Stevens Art f.yons HORSEBACK Robert Armstrong PIRATES ON Pilut* NEXT WEEK’S CASTS — DeVVolf Vera Hruba, whose fat* at a for Vera’s brilliant rl o to fameShe krai featured for a time “girl without s country*’ thresh, rned her with deportation pro. St the Winter Sport Show held ceeding-i recently snd brought at Medium Square Garden I . hsr 3000 proposals of msrriigc Ntw York, appetring tor a t . in one week from American months with an Ice revue at the ikitors, combines rare beauty Hotel New Yorker, then Joined with a notable reputation won in the "Ice Vanities” and toured with the show. When tho IceEurope M an ipe skater. Vera, who makes her Amer. Capudes company was formed lean screen debut in Kepublic'r | In the spring of ItMO she wav production of “ Uc-Capadrs” to offered a contrjct as one of the stars and promptly be shown Tuesday at the Uilz featured Theater with Dorothy Lewi, and accepted. It was while she wks touring Jimmy Ellison 'In the lcad<, wax one of America’s frremo.1 with the IceCopaihi company figure skating stars prior to th . some months zgn that she be. tresent war. She was born Ji rears ago in Prague, capital of came a enuse celebre. As a "girl the now disremomocred Ctecho without n cimmry,' Immigration lovakian republic. I;i addition aulborities ruled that her vis•n receiving her education In ilor’s permit bid expired. When that historic city Vera studied | new* of tier plight t oca mo front eight years in a oalirt daruin;: page news, offers of murrlugo from Ameiicuumen |>ourcil in chop). ilunrei* from every parj of the country. Her training ns a nlnycd a m a |rr pert- in U,f* The skater’s case was taken to shaping of her tarrer as n lop. Washington, however, end satis­ flight amateur figine iVitcr. factorily ironed out. In May ^of This factor, and three years* us. Kill Vera look out her first ilduous practice In Lohdon un. ri'.izrnship papers and she is become a der outstanding nmfes: iomil in­ quite Impatient to structors, laid the groundwork full-fledged American citizen. H opper ------Garret Craig I nicky Janklna Ruaayll Hayden ....... Charles Drska California----------- ...A ndy Clyde ... James Anderson •lucky Dice' ------ Allen Jenkins Trudy Pendleton. Eleanor Stewart Sr. Surgeon, I fono Iu !u.... _ Addison Ae# Gibson..........Morris Ankrum Bill Watson.------- W illiam llaide Richards Sr. Surgeon, Ban Diego...Moroni Jod Cartar............... .IMnnia Moore Sheriff Blake..... ....H a r ry Hall Olson Corps Msn ........... Cliff Nszarro Ben Pendleton.............. B ritt Wood Mrs. James Dennis Moore THB FEMININE TOUCH ICE-CAPADES LYDE, Irla Maradlth, BUI Bojrd’ Md Rdttell llaydvn are boss as they appear In "Plrmtoe on Horseback," llatry ’» Paramoght Production to be “shown! next Friday »rut a t tha Hits. II la said la be tha bast of the popular scites "Hopalong” Cassidy. ftOSAI.IND KUH8KLL, Don Ameche. Kay Francis, Diinabt Meek will bu presented next Wednesday the Kits Theater in one of thu funniest comedy, fei tflkny months, "The Feminine Tooch," on Ihe sg be It short ruhjrrt, "*VI|r Dcmocrary Survive!'* ,fi senator, Claude I’cpper. +’ | f ic ia ls Of iSCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK MPA Nursery S ch o o l Meet Bob Clemens Colonna ...__ Marie ......J :: Verm Vague ...James Ellison .Jerry Colonna ..Dorothy Lewie ptegtarn wilji x j& y Hcrtnwnling Flat ids’* J ) |y t __ • ' Jackson ................. By R.J. SC O T T Officials from 'all parts of the ..... . •M • will Will meet In 1........ Kissimmee Not. 16 to 21 lo connection Old WPA Nursery School to Mrs. J«an. supervisor for District sonfereoc. will deal with as of tha work and will talks by Mlsa Csllda B. , 8Ula Supervisor, Mrs. C. Dodge, tftata, techMr. Morgan II. Carter, echnlclsn of Family Ll/a n , Mrs. Mania T. WII. dietrlet director., of lly eervice division of jlu h tU a Ith D liirtat as jAtoNMM . bT aueh jm o. Una c a st'fff-i Dpular entertainers. aaiqe Ranfurd Turpenllse and' that t latend la re *ald name pursuant to the •f |ha nrteltlleua Name at (Chapter S till Law. of FI with tne Clerk or the < cuart or ew ii«»iM -q w i r . ^ Nor. T. 1MI. U i» le a f ^ .« .w d u a c t i f r c b iib t a r n a J L u ic iA b u m T it a y p i o n i u a , IN A I D r u n . » « r - tub h i .v r a TO: N K L U B U ltA N T n W lM O W ltw a r In en re of t i t r i e d S w in g v No. I t H N o rth Wrfg .w e a d A >o. b l l y d a C u rb —C ln cletm ll Ohio. IN TIIB NAME or.T U B PTATK o r rum tU A . 7ntB rrrm us:TA KB •NOT ICM that vote * are ■W W htM rN to. appear (pweoosally er by Alleenay) to Ike Ulll for D ivorce filed horeP aaalaat yo« la the above earned f'riurt Rgth IX- MMUs , itor o# Bursau of, CLK\>A <a HAVE. , IKVIH<ID MlLU<0HE5 AH» BUILT'fktM lH H *1 YORM OF H»4H WAcficE* •To w e r s 5 ■*' "> »e«eb wee A .W ., ** V v l e - k . , « a . . e H Aw a . , to be f« was a * . •*. 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In P.cllon Twentr-tltrl* t*1* ln-T«wnatth» Twenty-*** l i l t South. nanga Tweatr*nle# HD «aki: Ic m a a d ..e a o p l l a * th e ra /rv m ib»l c e r ta in p a rre l f.f land re n te .p a r tie e a r ly d e s e rb e d ah folWww id* 'W ill llo p ln x ln * a r u p n ln l on lh a N o rth lino of tho S i: | . t of B o o tta n -It.. Tnwnob p zl et-iuili, In®'.' J. Sehnary A Comp. ' I ta a a o i p tin .i, •o ltuatart I l l s , wMa Corporation W. H. foot t V n , nf l h a MU C o th .r r r -j ’ t i n if .nte.ilmoo o f ' skid Hie l-d. run ‘ th en -* • W. I t M Pnliv Jr.t IVIX m iu th i t i Mi*.. K t'l.ULi ih* fo rty Ihw. w ith b « r l M a i w l .tN IsirlnetoltoiL FMW A. V. l i f t and tb.roa/U r plead h SCENES 'FR O M Uio greatest kc-travsgaitxa ’ of all time*, "Ico. Capades,” replete mAh' gorgeous gl»D; UtrUls and comedy, I is '* teesthAaUngr spe'c^U« ttpnt .WHI; b*. shown Tetovfcfc * t the M A ^ A tA -T O C a few US THAT IT WAS PHoYdfiRAPHEP* •Sit Ye a r s X.^Celey^T's b y »Ys owm l u ;HT General Denies^ | Ix Ovcracp T WASHINGTON. Nov! •St Mm •1 ■n-r tt'I 'i m n ?• p O Your ClbchB AiM sir, o f . K w ily CARRY HEAT ANYWHERE �-- • ;:r; M M H M p■ ....................... SATURDAY, tiOVfcBfSER Iff. I N I ’ "* p w ■■ ■ .-■-------------------MM !■ M jm Expectedl;: i To See Battle O f Miamj And Florida 'm ' ~ Celery Fed-Mullet IFerguson Will Game Rained Out Captain Gators ^ ^ ~ ------ - PAGE F1V® Against Miami t hr pi are* nf r-aklrit A lot t •ff and fvv !.#• O lio , l»-f-n«1* | ..(I.. r a i l i l i r t a of III** • I a i n t • nt «ml •l lA ll l i r a A n r n l • •a lit# l | i« or%|«r*-s| fh.al |lal pi*.It. 1 .iifrn sir toll sat in aml (lain !»a> p u b l l a h - v l ••IK • A o . r k f u f wi-h i*r s|w»o*fi.| no| four fu n o a n ilh r «*•-!*« m *h# (■>— » . h a l l I f « >1.1 .rianfonl '*l|er« M t i - MW j «tp-r 1 11« * *\ l it p u b lish e d In Sniif i I Nrmin»'l*' tl W ill H i ll * L ast seaeon F erguson s »U- A » - 8 — Mi.ar .vf ih I’ n u n t y . fln rld a im l u n l-ifil at around play s u n him Inc place ol T v l . i i o - r t l of <>nff>r1 I ’» I ' S’ P I 1 4 Kl ta«N>: M*«1 late tarm s around C harle's neck so of­ •l><~t ten d uring the gam e th a t s t tim es jit looked as though the Malden lad | was w earing el necklace of blue • n* 4 J — • t THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA - Heavy rains covered the field a t St. Augustin* last right causing officials to call end on the all— Soulhesateni Con­ G a in e s v il l e , N o f . 15 — feree** third team , and ne has ■ M m Kb” - I S . adf the football game between rkano warnings" . * m raised tbs Mallet* and Celery Feds, (Special) —A •*•/, ra n rT G____ atort been Widely irentloned fo r higher b«ro k t t night as the University awarding to a report received who wi'l captain the sta te *honors this seasun Irrespective of of Miami's undefeated football hern. The coachea and officials • , i official rankings, he h is been re­ team fa re evidence it woold sgTMd .to play tbs contest .University football team aga garded by many aa rne of the tU«n cyclonic proportion, tonight “m Fridsv, Dec. R i s a post |d la m l s-ti-ru a y night )n the E s .t l protecting Its unblemished to- c h o n tilt tine* the field was Coast section w here he is s lre a d r outstanding end# in the South In eort agminst a formidable Uto- In inch a condition the aid* wail known this y ear com pletes the past two years. He began h i. career a t S tu a rt veralty of Florida eleven. line .m aistra could not be his intercoleglate com petition un- H igh, north of Miami, and > u a A crowd exceedlag JO.OCO— doubtabty ports «sing one of the graeteet ever to attebd a season, beat record! of any man at his member of the Souti.naet Foridaj l footfall came In ■Florida— portion in tho country. Conference cham ponship team of • a a expected to fBI the Orange ile 'a F orest Ferguson, Coach 1937 bowl for renewal, of A.bUter Tom Lieb's 205 pound senior ■ ritalry began In 1928 when the ftankm an, who a fte r two yu n a* i yg Hurricanes walloped Ute atate one of the natio n '. t>c:t defen*hrt university eleven. l»-7. Florida LEGAL NOTICES ends, thir- season has set a modern won the . ndgt two rncounten, Florida racord for yards gained • Past performaces, which . Inon p a s . receptions. iv T i t r r o t s t o r v in e cluded a itartllng 8-8 opeet win If IH IK . IK «IV III.K lO tlb T T . C om paring his yardage thi« EVANSTON. lit, Nov. 15.— over a strenX Texaa Tech team, V i.u n til i> r a u a t r n si aeon w ith figures released by W —Two af the high ranking I V H K i K V T t T K o r favored Miami to protect Ita ed. perfect record and clinch the teams b tha nation—Notre Dame th« Am erican Football Statictical KT Ot r t l KA Nt . lK. I MS rKCUOINT Ni mK IsJ * A MDsI eelas -K H atate collegiate champlooahip, and Northwestern—coma together Bureau finds Ferguson fourth in s o v a i i a v i m i n . t i a s o n *>►th e nation in th is d epartm ent, a* before 48,000 fans today. With w a viia a ija iv s t aA in 1 n ** s: ^rhlch alio Will be a t ataka. ra v r. . — In winning alx atralght gareea Norte Dame's chances for Ita o f last week. T o i l «n.| eseh i.f m u » " ti ersUiia aeaaon, tha Ilurrlcanca have first undefeated season In 11 Fergie first a ttrac ted defensive h r n o l l f ’ eil « " ' l r c . | t . l r ~ l •* »” ? ' a tte n tio n early In h it sophomore ,# nt snv e lslni. sn.l rts ma no s areaased 134 point! to their op­ yaara riding on tha outcome. ponent*’ A Tampa U tha only The Irish, who'll vriod up thatr year. In the 7-0 Fllortda win over w h i c h JT"U. l nrI h e. i t eh ne irs len ( » »l " U . m » y team to eroaa Miami’* goal line. schedule a week hence against Boston College., only defeat given hS I» H« »' n nsnsesl ll.n . deceaee.l. Is l e nf nsla a mediocre Southern California nr m Tha alight adge allotted Miami eleven, will enter the Ult a tha E a g le s in two seasons of re g ­ IrWomu lnnlnrls. I tnV uIhn tey . I ' nF ul nnr ll rr t s .> U<l«n st hi. »»» baaed alio on the ragged •light favorits. One reason la ular play under Frank Leahy. nf flee In the e en rl h n u . e nf » " •' A fte r th a t contest a Boston r o u n l r n l Stanford. K l n r l d s w i t h i n allowing the Oatora gave In Jack­ sentiment, for thousands of fans sonville a week ago when they •re pulling for the Irish to roll w riter, c<» rm en tm g on Charlie n g h l r a U n i t a r m*»l»fh# f r o m Ih#r dropped a 18-3 decision to the on to their first unbeaten re­ O’ Hourke’u difficulties in g e ttin g tflhml .* nnfnl lethee Kf ier *r h. C ap lnmh l l e s l l i l r m a n d Univenlty of Georgia, ‘their cord since Knute Rockne’s last off peases, pointed out th a t “ the s h a ll he In w r i l i n g . ml ih ill lose of the aeaaon against team did It in 1930. charging Mr. Ferguson had bit win*. The other reason, and a more Some sawr a possibility that the •olid one, Is the pitching magic I Florida , team, rebounding front fat tbs arm of Sophomore Angelo o f, last weak1* drab- BarUUt, who has completed 88 tha chagrin of hlng, might play tha brand at at 80 peases for 818 yards. ball which held ■ .strong rang M Tbs only game in which Bar• lislppl State, eleven, Louisiana tellih serial attack grounded ibis S tate,' Maryland and VUlanova Fall was that scoreless tie In the to hard-fought victoria*. The; mud with Army. The forecast triumphed over tha University o for today Indicates a dry field Don’t take any chance# 00 your b ra k rs. Let us test Tampa . and Randnlpb-Macon. which should aid not only. Berthem with our BENDIX UECKl.KROMKTKK a t no Overriding this, however, was UUI hut also a Notre Dams line cost to you! This in stru m e n t will tell you ju st how ! C*ho casualty list which atmo out which has an edge in speed. good your brakes are— how quickly you can slop at Northwestern, however, has a d iffe re n t speeds. It's been proven and is used by passer of note In Sophomore Otto Mack. BUI Cowan . and Percy Ore hem. The Wildcats, loser of the In te r-S ta te Com m erce Commission. F or both Entttalnger, Important cogs In • dose ones to Michigan and Min* passenger ears and trucks! football mmchln* already sadly iota, also have a dangerous r , In rasa eras. breakaway runner In BUI Do Tbs Hurricanes coma up to tha Correvont and a power driver game w ith ' o rosier In almost la Don . Clawson, who almost perfect physical condition. Moat singlehandedly whipped the Irish seriously piling I* Cspt* Tom ID-0 last year. Ktarns, hefty 200-pound taekla d scep t for N orthw ester's right 201 N. P a rk Ave. Phone 37 who, however, probably will ,»aa treble problem, both team s, wiU ■ . a•' ■ '.? ■ • • ^ Notre Dame Risfts Unbeaten R eco rd To N orth w estern BRAKES TESTED FREE! SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP t »#«*—A « r J Fl»*l lu M ii* ili* n Not | l*»l S-m ln o !# : < lh iUjr i s i: A i.) Cuunh o f iv is.h rr •• 1 -8. n«| »• ii f i r e *«|| 1 m art. '* •* -f llo rld * . «MH * • r r i i , », 1 M tim rwry. 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N ext m onth . . . next week . . . o r even to ­ m orrow a new hom e may east m orn than today. Price* may . , , anil o ften do , . . ch an g e overnight. tU c llirin while they a rc allll low. Call it* today about building, im proving o r rep airin g y o u r hom e. " p 'rc rru d y to start w ork w henever you say the w ord! UNITED LUMBER COMPANY �r I \ ■* • • • E HANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0BD,. FLORIDA Seminole High School Glee Chib Members Compose Football Songs Editorial Staff I*. T. A *•»•#! f Japan’s Destiny Ared’t w# th* sm art ones! A ftw itudanta of B. 11 . H. have written wotda for acme muite! This year tha band * rt a new book 0/ marching music. ona of tbo marc boa was ■ Yala aong, "Down tha PUId." TK . placa of moale baa aueh a pretty real, ody that David Catcnrl decided to writ* acme worda to It. Tl>a •ong la about oor high school and Ita football u«m , tha Cetary Feds. Tha Cloo Club Intro, docad It to tha atudani body In chapel the other day. The words sro aa follows. “On brava old Calary Fmli Fight on to victory, Break through th at forward will Their strength l» defy, -----Wall give a cheer for old Han­ ford High Our Alma mater. Fight team fight f ir fool old fl. II. R. And w indhls gamo." Aa tha ratal: uf W |f'»nnr’* hard thinking, the Glee Dub members composed some words to go with the mubl.’, "ftnmeonr’* in tha Kitchen with DinKa.” These worda were l i s t Intro,lured by the Glee Club and bolh songs welcomed heartily by tha lin ­ den te. T ha Glee Club’a rom potitloo la aa follow a: •'Coma alo n g Celery Fade down th a t lin t. Coma on team w e'll win thla Four members of tha Sam Inola High School Gleo Club have bean ■dec ted to represent thla d u b at the annual all-state chorus bald at Stetson University, Nov. 14 and IS. time. This state chorus la composed 8h o -\ (v isitin g t-wra) w hat w a 'ra of select singers from tha out­ standing gleo clubs of tha high («Cp,’ c la p ) O ar team it really schools of Florida. It to raaily the rad hot, Mgge*t event of tha yaar fo r all Fe, fl. fiddly, t-o Fa, fl. fld JIy Uoooo Fa, fl, fiddly Uo (elap. c la p ) O ur team |i raaily ra d h o t W e've g o t h a lf.b a :k i, q u a rte rbacka, fallback* from w ay bock C entera, tacklea and g u a r d t And w han you aa# o u r team , A -cru»hlng down the green. You know th a t w a a re g ain in g yarde. T hey've got muscle* like S u p e r­ m an, Mf llra rta of all the g lrlr, flood goah a V Ig h tv th ey 'r* a g ift to th a w orld. T h ey 're a one I d l i r , go g e lta r. C o u ld n 't av er find b e tte r, Celery Feda In lha bone, You’d b e tte r leave 'em a lo n e ." Japan’s destiny has, In the last 20 years, temli* to indlcste a war with tho United States. This destiny has come to high marks in the last ten years—since the Japanese Sr conquest of the Chinese province of Manchuria (renamed • Manchukuo) in 1931, and the startling Incidents within the C: Unt four years, namely the sinking of the United State* F gunboat, the PAN AY, and the damaging of another gunbW boat, the TUTU!LA. by Japan’s aviators operating in war.'torn China. .... . , , Japan’s destiny leads to one objective—Jap dominaE tlon of tho Far East. This control can be obtained only ■ »fter tho United States and Great Britain are ousted from the For East. The Incidents mentioned in the procding |uraB l graphs have been ’’hlnta” to the Engllsh-apeaking people to fs get out of the Orient and let Japan take over. But »he Jap* S. H. S. Rambling* Junior High News have been rebuked In tho last few years by stiff resistance n . . , —by George, Bpswrer k from the Anglo-Ameflcan combine who have mode deflnf"*’ fk*ts. snd Tha attendance banner thto V Ho treat* to the Nipponese.’They are now waiting for an - EDr“ & ln g feat- The blgge.t AR- month won by Miss ■ opportune time to atrlke and strike hard—maybo when the MISTICE DAY parade ever, has Coughlon’a eighth grade room £. English are at a new low In their war with the G.-rman '°™* ■ now with an attendance percentsg* of 0* is. (F/! state. Japanese control of the Far East, including the vi- KEY DAY” to on It’s way— In tuna with tha season waa a > tal Dutch East Indies, is stopped only by recent joint Brit- hay rids making Ita way to Vh# *7 ™, V*7 .* ” h 'i iah-Amerlcon action In stiff warnings to Japan. The Japs HANLANDO— Along for the fun F“ n • n#w nn,t ,B rollay.baU. , fej! that they MIGHT jolt the Americans alone, but not were HERMAN BRUMLEY and U « t Monday tha Junior High MARJORIE JUNE BURDICK; School chapel program was BTW KL'the British Empire too. IIELEN HUTCHISON ’n “FUR- sented a t 10-^0 A.M. Mtoa Hart X This dfsMny has been guided by Japanese leaders— ZY” MORELAND; ANN WIO- was In ehrrga of tha program. '<■; Konoye, Toyoda, Yonai, Matauoka, Tojo-who have In­ GINR *n BILLY FLEMING and Tha sMambly first sang the School Bong, after which the Star fo*-. cllpatlon* toward a dictatorship like tha" of '-Jail Germany lha •'regulars." MRS. FORT’S BIOLOGY class Spangled Banner rnd the pledge £. mid Fascist Italy. Yoaflke Matauoka, former foreign mlnlano Interest f rr MARJOR- to tha flag •*« R^aij. Tha **■ - .Rdr* negotloterl with Adolf Hitler about Jcpun's part in the held IE JONEB last period Frblay. nouncer. Billy Gray then read for £'1 TUiW order and about Japan’s possible action against the not with FRED DYSON waiting (the scripture I Corinthians IS and ’ United States. Matauoka has been tempted In hU actions C .. by an Intonso hhte of thia nation. Ex-Premier Prince Fuml[>' tnaro Konoye, who waa leaa violent In his hopes for Jap long distance call* and special letter*. But "GLAMORgi'c control of the Orient, was noted for his Kusclst and Nasi delivery GAL” CALDWELL receives both • leanings, but was removed when he failed to produce ac- from debonair man - shout (;’k 4 ‘ ticn In.making a greater Nippon Empire. VIM.E, GENE HARRISON. "llora’s wishing pda manv hats, Elkl Tojo, Konoye successor, is known to havo a dis­ retu rn * ” MARTHA PAGE. tinct leaning toward Nasi tactics, and is causing much plr May w* drop'ln and have a plea* anxiety in this country by his latest actions concerning.the of that candy from FRANK The history of U# R*d ,Croa* Bobo Mar* ■U nitef S tate n ' aid to Soviet Huaala, a traditional enem y o( EVAN81 " •»-' -J Tha history of ih* Junior Rod tHo Japaneao empire. Tojo, an i>rmy general, has a virtual BO ADAMS up from WEST Cross Mary Elltabolh Carrot , dictatorahlp strengthened by nrmy domination. The Env- PALM BEACH, palntod “y* ola> The Rad Cram Motto - Oaorgs tovom" red and Uv-ti cam* baeh I peror of Japan, Hlrohttd, no longer plays an outstanding and striped I t Wow! LEROY of tho Rod Croat part in forming Nlpponea* action, owing to tho Increased HODGE and CONNIE-McCALL ___ Goorgo Town' .aetlvDv of the army. Thn 'Jictatorshtp. Nasi inspired, rca- arc aaan lalopylag around tho • Ihusa that Japan’s destiny iiolda In store a hutile with the town FVEnY SUNDAY AFTER. National Children’s \-United States. They want to avoid the conflict by bluff if BOON.” 'T here’s nothing Ilk* an out £/posslhl3—but at the aanr.i- time are thinkn r oi the com* of town Interest,” taya VIRGIN. plote Japane'*. domination of the Fkr Ea-it, obtained only IA HARRIETT, vrhos* steady \ through withdrawal of the United State; In that irnrt of CIIARLKY BAIRD of PALAT. KA brought along 1.R8LIK GINN ,, the globe. f. • Will the Tojo govern rerl risk a batt'c with the United to data MARY 8 KINNBR. LUCILLE HALL h - 1 taken a RfltatCA? Thia question may hu answered within the next thin* to tha northern p*rt of tha E?two months with diplomacy, on the part of Japanese nm* stata. ’sptctollv sine* her llttto Tallahaaaoe ftllow ’saulrad her ? btwaador—Admiral Nomura—and American ambaaaador— ' Joacph'Grew, an Important role In thla country aa well aa to the JUNIOR DANCI. HUDUNIT dealt again I - W* fitfapan. helped r».brlag about tho tdaal —By EDWARD MARSHALL romanc# between "KNOCK ’KM I 1942 fretivsLcontast music to studied Is preparation for the ■print contest in Tampa. Thla all-atata chortle will be conducted by FJorlikv'a finest chor­ al directors .Ona of the special features of the clinic will ba a thorough study of the problems Involved In choral slgfaUrcadlng. The students will leave a t ona o’clock, Friday afternoon, Novem­ ber 14. The firs); rehearsal la •chcduled for Friday night and all d y Saturday. The all-atata chorus will close the occasion with a con­ cert at right o'clock on Saturday evening. Seminole High School singers who have been selected to attend are a* followa: soprano Aim* Ginntham . alto rjady* Pippin ... tenor Clifford Proctor bai* Orlen Farrell ... Strange Events Occur In S. H. S By Alice Tample It's a atrang# world, whera many atrang* thing* happen n many strange way* to parsons I9 It; and. not to be outdone, inola High Sehool wltnaaap* IU ttophomorea Hold Iter Stovall Regular Meeting iced On Dean’s By Mary Rabun List At College Tho 8 ophomora Class maoting waa bald Friday durtog Activity Psriod. It waa called to order by Hugh Wholchol, th* PrcsL totemhor of tho cam* yonr Jmorvn state wide roroe* 1 for hto aehtovotnonU. II* m a member of Phi Kto a. a national honorary schoL fratam lty for freshman and also on th* Dean's ItoL tfarlng in charalstrv ha made riUlant record and was la­ id to an honorary chemical tor I* icing Initiated tkte ;;to Loa Pocaroa do Quovado, honorary fraternity h r thto ■ago. Btovril wlfl graduate too, aocompllahlng four yoaro Fl«t thro* yean. 1 tea it all h« haa mad* A'a 1 hto eoursaa! Only two other W», Charlie Gherman, praal#f tha studagt:. body and tho Lord’s P ra m . Du* to th* a bronco o f Martha Perkins from th* tost masting, no minute* were rood. Mrs. Callahan announced Umt a party, followed by a danro, would ho gtvan for tha oopho. more c|oa* after football season. Billy Kpps, tha P nthm aa A th latte Manager, Informed tho sophomor* boy* of a touch foot, ball gam* which was to ba played between th* freshman and sophomor* boys? Nov. I t . After earn* songs and tHaora Wilton School Juniors Discuss . Banquet Problem! Ry Late fil/aaR Tha Junior Class moating wn* S!K 'JUE2SJ? JSdJriSK wa 1 Id ri l|*M| It An orwimwiMmaut has boon ra. calvod from Mrs. F. A. Hauser, U k f Mary P. T. A. Publicity Chairman, that a regular month'/ maating of tha Lake Mary P. 1. A. wUl be bald Thurirtiy, Nov. 1 0 th in the school auditorium at 1:0 0 o’clock. Mrs. Ha user urges all members LYMAN SCHOOL * n r Friday T t o * 1* ,h* ho® l of -Mr*. Marion Thompson. The party was »ponsorad by thalr home room taacber. Miss Msrehman. Thvy aa. Joyvd games, m atted marahmsL Iowa, and motor bos: rides in tho moonlight. Tha Homo Makers Club spon­ sored a box supper a t tbs school honso Monday evening. Tha pro­ gram for the evening waa ns fol­ low*: Vocal solo by Dorothy Mason accompanied by Mary E. North. Play. 'T w o Llttiaf Hlteh-HIk•ra,” thto was' a Faintly Ratetlonahlp Play. The character? wars Jswell Prwaeott,. Elols* la rg e st, Eddie Msetse, ^ With Weaver, an<F Marlon Thompson. Mr. J. P. Yatea auctioned lha b«x*«. Tha talas amounted to $14.15. Tha new officer* of tha Homs Makars " d a b are eg. follows: president, Gwrnn Howell; vkeproldcnt, Ruth Waavar; aecr*. tary, Jean Wslkwri traaaurer, Lola W alker; Program chairman, Marion Thompson; antsrtalnment committee, Dorothy Mason and Gathel Elgin 1 Club, r*porter. Fddto Me*toe; song leader, WUda cott and Dolao Lament. The dub color* ar* blue and whlta. Tbo Junior* are glad to w*L eonto two now girls to tkalr class, TMy am Mary Jan* Smith from ML Voraon, Ohio. it figured out just tho tripped on 0 |* wlf* during cheer pmcttoc, tn u a * boot B u tta r b a l) - w aem 'l enough'to catch her. ' What eobld It him bean f DOWN" ABB ODHAM and FRANCES DAGUK. EUGENE PENNINOTON and LOUISE LEVY make a onto eoupla but w* wind or why ha doesn't pick on aomooao hto owe ||f t . PEG0Y MAYXR’S VrOthor of MIAMI to horn visiting hot aad haa ha got *11 th* girl* -bearing! Ho oh* to cute! KINKIE W I00IN 8 seems to Just us* th* old homotowe for a stopping ptoco hotwoon wookonda. Lost weak It wa* tba OA. FLA. gam* and thto woob oho** returning th* vUH of PRR8 ON8 of XIMUOl 1 Du* to the foot th at 1 no foot-ball gam* an thto FRIDAY all tha * lag stud**" of t . H. I task In other dlrorttoai th* look* of all the dt found plenty to da. Chapel P ro g ra m Is G iven By Seminole H igh Key" Club Gee Club Members P. T. A. Meeting Will Attend All For Lake Mary State Chorus CUmVvQMn ( Jir* RTQSOOBUfR The Kay C h t which la aponeored by tha Sanford Kj wanIans, waa bi charge of th , regular chapel program a t Samiaolo High School last Thursday Nov. U. Edward Maraball, president of the Key Club, Introduced Gaaa 0. Baber who made aa asnounca. B y H a rm a n M U d le te a concerning tha slogan cam* Prof. T. W. Lawton, county mint that la bainr aponaorad by superintendent of public lastrue. palgn the Sanford Merchants Aaaociagave tha major tiiu i u . m u g , w a n s p o t s on address of the morning In cals, bration of National Book Weak “National Education Weak," was at Seminole High School last Introduced n ex t Tha apaaksr urged the students to gat all of Thursday, Nov. 4. the knowledge they can, while The speaker, who waa Intro, they are in school, so that they duced by Harry Lao, master of will be prepared for the future. ceremonies, stated that the mind At thto point in tbo program", grows and to trained by travel, conversation, and many a'her Professor 0. E. McKay Intro­ thin gas; but tha bast source to duced John Calloway, who has from vtonal Images which coma recently been elected to U„ Bam. Inole County Board of Trustees. from wall written books. Mr. Lawton continued • by Mr. Galloway stated that he will emphasising that tha beauty of a book and tha typo of paper It la printed upon to unimportant; It la tbs material Inside that counts. This excellent address waa concluded by the speaker giving skort reviews of three books. Perhaps tbo moat Interesting was, “Saratoga Trunk,” by Edna Far. bar which talk of tbo eld New Orleans. Thla ‘ epie of Udltad flutes Important apto the F lrlt Bapltot CEurth, waa history. Two students of a H. &, Win­ th« third NprosanUUvo from tho ifred Lovell .gad Tberon Mad. Amorlcan Legion. Mr. Brooks den, also ggva Interesting talk* stated that National Education Thcron. who spoke on“ Tka Hto. to sponsored by tba American lory of Book Weak." stated that Legdoo, because they know tha It waa atartad In 1510 with tha Importance of tho public school them*, "Obtaining Mora Books system. in tba Homo." Tbo speaker discussed briefly Winifred, who spoke on "Wkat tho opportunities of tho Amorlcan youth. Ha conehided by urging Our Library Manna To R. H. 8 .” • tiled that tha school library tbo stud onto M stay in school contain* approximately 3,000 and gat thaIt education. In thto books and that It subscribe* to way they can help National Do. 28 magasin** and four dally fanao more than If they wars to tho Navy, Army, or Marnawspapaas. Mb* Edna Chitten­ den, tha school librarian, and Tho remainder o f the program bar four assistants. Lorraine Major Bswaa Prescott, Gwendolen Haves. Dor­ consisted of a othea Dy«*. and Leila Pearl Me. Amateur Hour with Mack Cleve­ Daniels, are always willing to land acting a* the Major klmhelp tha aIndents .with (hair self. Gladys Pippin sang. Nall Poorthamas, to . guide them towards tho hotter hooka, mad .the nutny all danced, David Gatcbel play­ other duties that they are called ed the trumpet, Roberta Evans and Frodo Fields played piano A ptano Sol*V "InUrmatxo," bp Roberto Evan*, and • a roadlng, National Book Week Address Made By Lawton a i,,u,sci»rsS ta S3 s & w m t e p i J a tom tho muse tot of hto .tog to. tho program, 1 'Tho program wa* roecludod by Prof.' O. E MaXar tatroduclng K C Steal*, principal of the Tba students of Lytm Lake Macro* Sehool Mr. Stool* honorod by tho "Potr* proooatod f oar . modal* to tho Monro* and Paoio students who won tha K V a Essay. Cooteat Mat yaar. Sooaaoo *«• .4 a. orro* la tho engraving, they had to ho ro tan o d and modah hay# ju rt boon rocalvod. LooUto ftotitif.and Margaret Gram, of tho U k* M oan* School, rocolmd le t and «nd priae* rosprotivaly. and Chariotto True and Cadi U t of tho Wilson School, rocalvod. first » R ~ R R M V fl s a x .'s iv ” '” ' " """ Rita Theater waa awarded to •wallowed a I I tadi. sword. Tho otodaata oajoyud thto protram very much aad they wUl (.» look forward with anthBalaam to by Tennis Club Shows .. Signs Of Activity *’ Tbo Toaato C lu k ' to In full now, sad tbo gtrto can Tbo student* of Seminole High poing b* aaon rmcquaU la head, mak­ enjoyed thto program very mnoh ing their warn to tito available < | and they are grateful to Mrs* tonal* courts to do thalr host at winning tits tournam ent SOUTH SIDE NEWS GRAMMAR SCHOOL Notes to rts In grow of rs. narnahv Billy Ei Dianas, Ffhak Ro. irgo and U nto OVIEDO GORMLY, worn a out* *f writs wool poguMma. D JACKSON n r olier* h ril hto might to a wrotor whQ* RAYMOND ton hat to hard to Ides. �•* - * ■• «— '(» tB S B S S E S f t h f_ i .v‘ •#. ^ K b iV.V' • • . ‘ N" 0 “ -H *“ T *** \ * Sanford Is The OnJy Central Florida (’lljr Affording Hail, HlKhwo) And W ater Transportation SANFOW), FLORIDA, MONDAY, 1M0BR 17* ,1941 NUMBER 68 Coal Production Stopped ama, Pennsylvania 11 /•«, 1'iii r 1^ 1 V f i t J1 1 o l H. M. S. Malaya Leaves New York Japanese Ask To Be U n r e s t r a in e d In '-Warldng Out Protram O fDominance Ready For Action Reireriial Of Major , U. & Policiets In China Demanded SHANGHAI, N«v. '1 » / - Objector JaQed whO* prltU htnr pftoaratlonn Shortage Looked For In 2 Weeks> _ [ oms h m Mrs. Mann Declares Work Held Up By \ Supply Sh o r t a g e Men who will etnvaM tho has. Inrio d b trirt of Bonfonl In e*HMction wtUi tho Seminole Coon. *7 Rod Croon roll cal) hoto not heenn sollelUng olnc# button*, membership card* and othor any. pHos for tholr um mutt b o . w . ctnod from women worker* after M Ttrtac tho residential ofctiOM, R n . Roy Ma*n, publicity fualr. man of tho organisation, oUtod tnAjfo • A t an explanation of ih» »horth«o of fuppltes, Hr*. Mann Mid th at Somlnol# County'* quota la tojc* as largo aa In th* proclaim 14* years and th* group had not ordarod aneugh supplies. Employ*** *f th* Sanford A t. la st I* National Bank haeo a 100 M taont laombfrihlp, th* publlatty **tor dUtloaad and aha r*. MUd that any bu(in*M organ, (ton who** snttr* Mraonnat i Jalnad Ulaphon* th* Rad MS Haadquartarx of flea *0 » t Street. According . to a report land* aa# of th* organ iaation’t pro. ipa meeting*, 'lb# Seminole Unty Chapter of Amrrleen Rod ■hied W V‘ lll\t,M IS , Nor. I f . ■ * \I*» Inlin I.. I-rwi* In. formttl I’n .lilm t ItuueevrlC h-tlrr (..lav tho I'nitrdf 'tiro II cukrM ha<t rrfoacd •'* ."rrrpt an »prn "hop agrreotnii in rjp lu p root mines, brrailap ll wnil III ‘'InTglldat*'* ■Ilnr r tir f im n h in eperuloix throm -hoiit IKo aoft coat mining imlu.lrr, * M the limp Iho letter. ***" rrlc i.n l. I m i. aria tell* In* III,- ( . M. W. policy ruin null,,. hi- lilamnl Iho |irr"rMi "Irikp in nial pit* •■liierrle in, l'rr"l<lrnt Ka< *•'••• *• litrrr of Iho tleth" Irlu ni S irrl I umpany. *itmlnl*tralk>n In gain waa ria lm ^ Mrs. *In AnoSer'Naa! Crimea, where th* hlgh.aanhIw tha roll call mand Mid a "stiffly defeaded In the ring a f , Reeaetorjol list (torn Gold*, fort’* inaoa and Ella defenses f*IL Oennhn predlc. (ton* as to th* taking of Haro*, Wtoga. Also It# a r t th# elty topol Itself, kowarag, freely wd school teerh. Uth a one, Lola Three Storms Blew During Wind Season Lays Itlame Car Walkout O n 15et h l ehe m Head counterattacks Ip wintry bolkad th* A rm ans yoatir dag along th* wM * RtuaIan fregt aa th# Moacow radio raportad for tk* flrat tiro* the f M iM of Goman aoldlaio froora to death, Bren th* nasally W a y CrV .m*a, wh*r* Hitler'* am laa oral* ■ battling for klttarly defeade^ | ,defense of ^ho*1*rltal C*oca*las oil auppll**, w*. blanketed wlft h«ary snow. ' On th# far northern rpnaho* of , tha front, th* MtUng in of wtat*r mada fighting next to trap**" afltk. although a Ftoslalt a m . mualqua Mid that about 100 fo r­ tified Ralston pot 11Ion* on tk# •aitam front had been d**tmy*4 sad reported artillery dueling t» yariaua aaatora. Gannas fonfirmatlon of th* off**tlT*n**a of wlstrr'o aid. to Rum is appeared in tho aMogrr. aaaa o f tha claim* of ttrrii galas and naknawladgemewt In Many nlaaaa It waa the who attacked. *a>tern tlo o f th* peninsula which could aarr* a* a bridge, head for a w ater hop toward th* Caucasian ell field*. wa» pounded bv Gorman artillery and Curtailment lititt I'a peeled A s r»:UHiil .Men Strike Red jCrou Canvas Of G ty District sus oilfield*, I * probxbi* n r theater of actJart a t D front. H u Not Started ■southern Th* Russians described deter. overhead, their potentUl i full erinln pitch Tokyo voicing fniridi that jgp ■trained in wort Severe •Fully repalml and refitted at th* York Nary Yard, under th* land.le*** (ram, H. M. S. Malaya U ihown l*a ring Yorn harbor undtr an **cort of tug*. Hew pro. New The Hritioh super.dreadn'iught hm born I• mentioned in th* news. having I'lig.ig enemy in a number if mm InttU-. Stanley May Be In Tourists To Hold Concentration Camp Initial Meeting Health Consultant Holds Conferences Of Year Tonight day which etateid the po**lble whereabout* of hi* eon. Tha wire .laid. "Your ton, ■Jigfc H»r»hi_ AJ. ,D. Stanley, woe mentioned In *a German broadcast on Nor. IB aa being a primmer of war. Thi* Infor. (nation should be accepted with reserve, pending official confirmation. Any further new* -will be Immediately com­ municated to you.'* Hitch-Hiker Struck On Orlando Highway A car driven by E. M. Swalm •truck an elderly hltcluhlker, Noah W. Slpe, yesterday a* he waa walking along tha Orlando highway three miles north of Maitland, according to Informs. (Ian today from th* police dr. partment. Officer Thomas of ih* RUte H. Stapler, Highway Patrol waa In charge of ■ and Station tha case and reported that Ripe hla leadership •offered alight bruises 'and n Injury. Sergeant Aids Men’s Escape In Mock War Albert S. Goss Is New Grangf?;Master Mi** l.il« Mue (inirirnn *. child heullh ntpi maternity C<in*ii Itn ii t from Jurk»unville, ha* Irrn plannliiK u »chrilule end program for the Seminole County Heolth Unit throouli confrrcncr* with Mi** Kilitli Ha*l<m, county hr*llh mime, during the p an week, accord­ ing to Dr. l>an (one. dirrrlnr .of. the unit. Ml**. lUticuv iu,A th* llrnlth Unit alaff are making u *urvry of varmu* type* und de*criptiiuu in tlm County In order to ntrel the net"ln iif tin* program. t "ill i*i •m11ii*i ion iii Iho B ifinim :li;iiti nri-it li.’tllod to d a y sli'iM'iinr lIn* -nnidv o f coal t" find "t**i'l in Iiml :ii*':t. and a ttevoro c u r lailniiMil of "iri-l tirtuluc.Uon i" uni in i'iv th a n tw o wet*kit o ff 11 tin* "tiiki* c o n tin u e s. Ai*pn>Mmal*'lv 8.000 CM»t i n ' inniriM in A laliam n (11(1 n*•i tiuit woik (otluy. is stirvry of • trie !<i*i« IVnu^yU an ia i»»ol mlM Collision Occurs West Of Altamont ItlVll t r 11«• VV«-ai ft*W »T tlu ill 1 ,0 0 0 ntitin i n |M»rtc,| lit work tuday. l>n*„ un i fi » / • -mr* TIT* luiiiiMgeuicUt .Curt, tdluti' .11. I<nt ■■ la uki* o ff negotiations i . . i n . h i . ml , 1. ndlockrvl an tha iiiiinii . In.i. i«.no, uml .John L. l.in i . -t toiling firmly on his null, Ini- ,i work sloppagtf by • '..IHMI i i i nor", ilieekeil the next 1.1 mu up In 1'ienidrnt Kuosc-velt .mil oi.i v I*** Congress. U ill* thi* development, it was i|>l'*'*iil that government-labor ■. l.itmu. iii ihi> li|(ht »f the d*. Iiml reached a A collision occurred one m»l«* t.uh ii'i, prngrtin for the President hud d*. went nf Altamonte* Spring* ••inly •■il.iii.I Kiidiiy (hut produr. Sunday morning in which iu» me I inti fn iinly in the coni m ine"— ow ned was injuri’il. etei-l enni|Kinie* hui*y w ith Albert llnnly of Ml. |h»r;t w:ih b*nuinieiit 11nier*— m u tt c o n tin u e Iht* driver of one car which r«»l. m ileltiy. lidrd with a Mmlvl A Ford dn\« ii xiltlmtit 1iirlilv vulallle element* tn Sl» by Welter Carter of Longwinid iv p1lp riv e .ilualioii were th o Stair Highway I'atrulnt.in Ii li.tltKiltlC Ihrrnt nf tin imluatry. (i. Party invi’fttlgati*d lh» iim> W i d e t r i k e ill the soft coat field* •lent. mid the iMHtibitily nf an open urged (*> attend th* first meet' Iiih i Ii In (w et'll Out uHvernmcnt mg nf th* tourist tlub tonight at mid III" PtO, 7:30 o'clock Mr*. Ilodgkln Mid. (In lirtroit ypili'nluy, !lu% , ntive lionrd nf the C. I. O. pledyed ih timpiatified aunport fur the effort! Iiv the UnlUd Man Worker* (l.'.I.O.) tu rain Fallen Power Line Causes Two Deaths City News Briefs sr*s#cto£ffiur-,vsi rxaer Master f f tha Washing. • Btat* Grange, today waa Mtad National Master af th* gngo Jbero the 7Bth annual Ho auaceade Lout* J. Taber of Kearney Sister Ship ; Is To Be Launched In Orlando Y f* W Y O R E . N ot . I T n * >•-000,000 deetroyrK Faren. bah wtu b* lauacbad Wednesday M tk* Ito tan Island yard of th# I r t f i i kim RUel Company. .Tk* 1410-ton craft, af tk* ■■a* eonatrartlon aa tk* Xear. wg wIICm WM lorpeooM t f i iff* h a d last month, U tk* flrat d*. Oh t»i koOt at tka yard daring burn Saya To Gat Sti A mnrrieg# license »*» issued John ('. Jordan «tul I rum llugn* of 1Villist<m oyer tho week. The annual Parish supper of Holy Cross Episcopal Churih will be held at the Parish II oumtonight a t 7:00 o'clock. Disguised Nazi Ship May Be Held Forfeit The I Jill# Theater (’lull will meet at the Woman'* Club at 7:3** o'clock tonight and everyone over IH yrar* of eg* Is invited KAN JUAN. Puerto Rico, Nan to atlend. 17 —bln— Tho German motor. •hip Odanwakl, eelted In tk* Th* Methodist Men's rluh south Atlantic by unlto of tkP will meet for supper et 7:30 U. 8. Navy, arrivrd her# tkig o’clock Tuesday night In the elii'tniwn under American #ochurch annex. O. P. Herndon m rt. She waa enruuta to Oar# will be guest epraker. jnany from Japan when soiled. II le understood that proaapb An oystor supper la planned action will ho brought In UaltaS by the Odd Fellows a t their Hall Slates rn u rti to forfeit tha ship tonight at 1:00 o'clock and all for disguising he n a if Illegally gg local membcaa and ylsllura ***• a U. 8. n.crcliantman. welcomed to attond. A delega­ tion from Or la odo Is expected HEAVY RAIN IN ARCENTU f* V > at" the meeting. RUENOa AIRE8. N on IT — . , (A3— Several spocUtora a t » «. moving picture theater wera f l O a *n*l bruised by falling dobrii Sunday night a t a violent ato n g ntcoiupanii-il by torrential twRE. . ami hail tore tha roofs off Ik* . -* anUrtototaoPl -Ik* aomrtlttao theater and O suburban awmbara Bar* arranged an.l TST In tk* avanlag rafreahmenta will Entertain For i And Winter Residents Twnriafl Thi* year la tha first lime Lake Mary has aUamptad to en­ tertain for RamiaqU County’s taurtsU to tkU manner, according -Hi**, and the people far Bwrltii tod* I f to iw m r d tour. \ A ' . tf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7284c46b100bdcb2322e13907efe7a93.pdf 0b5c832a8f3c7b7ce7c1550c396ed7fd PDF Text Text I . ’« : * -T~V--- ~ I . - , • ’ •7:'A > ■ & 'ft® fe g iti* . P t ; Eicirr s page lU E SW 5 BW G ators Expect No • SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK B ^ y Win Over j Miami Saturday I t . : Hy Talmadge Marray Hats off: tnie senior a t the University A R .R A N Q |M < « of Florida deserves state wide rr< ognition for his achievements. That toy is from Sanford and BASEBALL his name la Waller B. Stovall,! J r Walter, who begin his eol-: s ^M e d u l e s _ _ _ _ . ~ | li ve career in September, 1939,! To r 2 5 (L A R S became a member of Phi E ta j ! fiitma. a national honorary! w HE DRAWS ! scholastic fraternity, for fresh-. PAY FR O M a,,d w»* also on the Dean’s BoYrt MAJOR ..(firing in Chemistry, he' l c a <;u u i ma !<• a lirllllaot record and m i 1 Im ita t'd to an honorary ehemt-l I ci. I fraternity, Gamma Sigma I 1Kl’silon. Also studying Spanish,) | Walter is being Initiated thl* I »<rk to Los IVcaro* de Q ucredo,; mi honorary fraternity for those who rxc.il in this langusge. Mosall will graduate In June, iiciiniplishlng t year* work In 3 m _ ^ ‘ L M U jE S f L iv in g D o u g l a s f ir ^ r o w s ;« \ 'l H E A R OC.EAHSIDE, O R l . . K 15 i s k F t E r IM D I A M E < E R , 4 ^ F E E Y A R O U N D , MAS A • ? clean -Tr u n k F O R 1 0 0 F E E -r, AMD i f s -ToP i s 2 1 0 F E E f IN 'THt A i r IF YOU* TA ST* DEMAND* THE b e s t IN • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES Oo Si-J-e-. I- W .11. • WINES as W//a» MoUUMEK'T 'fo Behedicy Ar n o l d - a h w m rcAjfon - Hi$ memory « pr a ise d , Birf Arnold's kame K MOT MEH’t'lONED — — C i KF/£ID -M .Y. BE SURE TO VI9I1 SPORTS CHATTER By JACK HERRING “ Do or Die” Rrsnan muat have died Friday nite because “ Mighty Man’* Truluck soeuunl • to be the only threat that the loeal* had against the conf'irenr* leading Ixon Lions from Tullahsssee. The little right-half nf lh" Feds gained 10H Of the IHI | yards gained by the local t. Thia came rather as a surprise be. reuse lira nan usually esrrh-s the load In the ground gaining ile. partment . but Truluck really proved that he could hold his own with the be it that the Feds had to offer in the way of yard snatching. The passo* which the Feds worked on all week did not ellek and no one but Trultirk did any damage on the ground. The whole team aeemud In go lifco wild, fir# fe r a short period of time but than someone, soniuwhore would let up and the ra t would ; a* ganroao « ■ » « 1"tsaasa ( m a t F i s a ■ * a a t Mae# WRECKER SERVICE .Complete Auto Repairs Day P h o n e - - ------- 9130 Night Phona........... .575-W r BRYAN’S Ga r a g e om A re . a t team pktyrd by la~th e’even« —Tarspo— lo-t to Florida by a tri •6 cii.nt, as • compered to t h ' Hurricane 110-0 victory, but the Gitnrv l| vc hail neigh sledding lately, huintr to Villaimva, M ary, land, anil I- H. U, before the Georg! ' game. In Howard I’lasmnn and Russ Coatrr, tho Hurricanes aru wild to ivosacsa their Is"t it ir nf tuck* since the great Eddie Dunn and Johnny Douglas, key men on the 19J8 team, and Carifto, Miami center, la o Icadint; camlidatu for alLstate Intrrvolhginto honor* at !;ls . *, 2nd. S L AT TOE Arcade Package Store rOU’LL FIND THH BEST IN ALL LINES OF Cm*birds do not uild nest* but •av eggs in nest* of other bln!*, which tinknnwllni'ly raise the rowbinl young. v-v-v- V TABLE BUPPLY FALL VALUE SALE! . HUNDREDS OF SENSATIONAL BARGAINS! A. K. R0SSETTER, Florat FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY WITH THE REST OF SERVICE I WE ARE EQUIPPED TO FILL ALL OKUKKU PROMPTLY AND PROPERLY. MEMBER OF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY here u it for U k e -o ff ;- 'f /?■ Praph fo line, clean ol contour, talk! 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PIPPIN * V @ Roosevelt Asks For Support Of Red Cross Cuban Officials Study Sugar Crop Arcade Package Store D. FARBBLL PROP, •arty Baggstt's IJqaor A'« in all hi* courses I Only two other ss-niors, Charlie Sherman, president nf tha student body and John Cotten Brown, editor of the campus newspaper, have such a record. We would like to join Sanford In saying, “Wall done Mr. Stovall." •Student Comments; “VS nw unite a few boy* from Sanford this week. Many of the toys nskesl us to convey thia (n...a>;e to local school student*. “ Your boys are rrnlly lucky. V~ thought high school was hard until » ( came to college. If any »f you are planning to aliens! ridl'ire. study hard and learn all you ran. ‘You’ll need it." be out o f the bag. WASHINGTON, 'N ov. * 1.VMAV T artar, the alLconftrcnre back — President Roosevelt appealed for the Lions proved that he for support of the Red Cross as really deaervej to b* callfd the “ an essential p art of Our pre­ best back th a t has been seen ,,,, . in the*# p arts In ages. Greene,; WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 —HR) paredness program which opened also of the Lions, proved to be j —Member* of a Cuban mission the annual Red Cross m em ber, a vary keen.eyed passer headed by Amadco U p e i Cas- shin roll call. Roth Roosevelt and Norman SHOItT SH O TS;- It did look tro - ■*!Er'?rF ‘ho preMdency., .............................. — -.......... - .II. liko tho Indiana had escaped I *P»nl Wei|nea,|*y Ip prelim inary Davis, |’,cd ( tom chairmnn who from tha Reservation Friday nito,! eu n fv en ees seeking to dcU rm lne rca.l the president’s message, the way Tallahaasoo ran wild— I whsst role lh" I0CJ Cuban lu garlem phaslted the increasing task* The change which ra many ,.f the r r ', P should plsy In world affM rs| nflow I,ring placed upon tho organI Irnfion. local fans hav# bc»n looking for of the moment. has taken place—The big blond At hotel headquarters of .th e ' " L W ar Btlmson, right tackle of tha Feds, Hilly Cuban mission Dr. A rturo Manas n{ u b o r j e r k i n s and Fleming, has finally been moved said that there was nothin* wor­ Clark Gablo, motion picture aeto the fullback spot— Home serni td think th at this shoQld have thy of announcem ent to the lor, also appealed for the pub­ taken place long a g o -T ay lo r press, lie indicated th a t members lic’s support. “ Bird leg**’ Urovn was also of the mission had spent most dsy -w____ hieh ’ ________ followed ___ — the — —, Russia possesses about 79 P«J moved, he takes ever tho back, of field relief Job. This tam e very • erday’s Armistice day holiday— cent of tho world s reserve of Inform ation.' '- “ '*u#*t, much a* a ■uruvlse heenpse In correlating___________ » • • •-. . . ^ Broom has proven himself very capahlrt a t the flanker phsijlon— The Fed team Is looking forward to frv 'n g a^mc Mullet un SI. Augustine way, this week »nd If this comes about and the Fed* go on fo win a coupln • Graduate of New-York Design School more they will h«y* salvaged • Member Telegraph Delivery Service something from thl* season. Fine Liquors w v * v t f k - <;y TABLE SUPPLY Bia LEAGUE \ : t jr - ? * ■ ; ------I t B V - B J L J ----! B A M K k ft, HAS BEEK ro o t easing one of the finest gridiron machine* In their class ■ In tha nation thla fall, the Miami-j ana prsaant the strongest th reat to tha state university’* football aoprcsnacy of Florida since the Harriet ne team of 1038, which dc frated tha Gator* 10-7 In the first meeting between the two teams. Comparative difference between l this season's Mlartnl team, and tb« 1940 aggr»C»tton, il n b ejralndefeat of Tesa by. noting the < IK Miami U*t week. U s t «asr tha Techmcn le s t Miami o r an WOTS# than did Florid*, ttjl wer# overpowered by Jack Hard* 1,1 | taB*« men ■ In a return gam# thl. ____ h a t week pre ,. the fit-tors pared for their gam# with G ror-j [i they could not help looking i K: to Miami’s reeonl of five, * ■ J t n , and no dsfeaU. Thy only \ N I C K ’S •Package Store THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941. H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A By R. J. SCO TT W alter Stovall Placed On Dean’s ^ l E M E K 'f J . List A t College S c Hw l m e b . *.,■*...1 U » f—“ <4 ’■OAINTSVI f,LE Nor. 13— ( 8 p « IsJ)—Florida's Fighting Gator . football team aspects no repeti. tkm of Its 4 M victory over th« . ‘ University of Mfiml slevrn la«tj * ■' y ta r, when It plajra tho rrjuvrnatad Hurrlcanss in the "Magic City" Saturday n ig h t In fact, ■ matey Florida supporters would Mtuo right now for a one.polnt ri SANFORD ____ »* — _______ lx ---- 5 - 1'. —I---------------- "■ -J V T- �Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording R a il, H lg h w a ) And Water Transportation SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1941 ‘Union Rights Denied’—Quits BeforeMoscow Break Through Len­ Tremor Centers At ingrad Siege Lines Long Beach Where Scored By Russians, Most Damage Oc­ Says Soviet Radio curred In ’33 Quake Claimed T o' tHave , • Been Sunk By Nazis , On Other Occasions v Date Of Attack ] Is Undisclosed 9 Dispatch Says Ship Sank A ft * Being Struck By Torpedo; LONDON. Nov. 14 -JJPi —- The Britlah aircraft carfjrjer. "Ark Royal." which the German* repeatedly claimed ■unit, la now actually lost— » victim of a German sub­ marine. the Admiralty an* q nouneed today. The communiaue m M the 22.000 floating airfield aank aamewhere on a n undisclosed d a u whit* being u w o d a fU r having boon to m d o o d jr.e , m She * u the third a irc ra ft ear* Philip H o m y , p resident ot the CIO, explaina to newspaper, v r k r Ioat by BrIUln and new est of men la Washington hit reason* fa r resigning from the* National Do. all. The adm iralty d id n 't disclose w hathar tba “ Ark Royal" aaak fans* Mediation Board. He declared labor'* rights had been denied from tornado Itto ck or from Lu la the recent Board decision w hkh rejected John L. Lewi*' demands ta r attack* by etba? maaaa, The for a anion shop contract, in the captive coal mine*. CIO labor communique aald moat of tba leader Thomas Kennedy, also a member of the Board, resigned i • e r r o r , norm ally 1.87J m en, were tahan o ff before th e (taking ana with Murray. casualties are not espectod to bo Farm Production Celery D am age fourteen Permits Survey Will B e Seen By Lehman Made In County If Rain Keeps Up « ■ ■ ■ Farmers Must Report Borne Farmers Were Recovering F r o m n Lapt .Wct W rathe w* ^ ' " 5Pro^rim m a',c by Farm Dcfenia th r a if b Um o fflc t of tbo county J* out blanks, Orie Malhleux, per. tli ta d I ferm aac* supervisor, said today. I Th# Farm Defense Prq^ram •11* attem pting to tncreaoo produc. ^ C V thm \af food to meet the e i. *» r * H peeted shortage aa tho w a r In N H ar-1 Karope goes on apd demands fnr foodstuffs become greater, l|r . i baoaa I HashisM. a n ted . l a tha su rre y of this counly M por.1 t o , program to concerned largcWB • " | ty with livestock and livestock ___ ] prod pets, hogs, chickens and eggs ••*£•** and raratoblaa, Mr. Mathlen* n . I Z*d* | plained. I t to tho«e aommodltic* • w m | which lacnaaod production ,f*-™ ( U desired. ■ Mary Tha survey to botog carried on how*** I(*r tha U nltad flu te s Department Serious ilaihage .to celery ran bo erapeeked If present rains> con. tlnue a t their present rate, H. J. Lehman, m anager o f tbo San­ ford State F arm ers’ Market, aald today, aa many of tba farm s are Just recovering from the tost aeries of rainy days. Most o f .tho celery toed bed* a rp well covered and protected, Mr. Lehman elaborated, and the celery th a t waa s e t o u t some Lehman said. A t prascat, Ut* m arket manager anticipates a ■uch crops a s n beans, squash and luce as be to re c ti NUMBER 66 B erlin S a y s R o o s e v e lt D u p e d C o n g ress In to N e u t r a l it y R e v is io n British Rescue A t Sea LOS ANGELES, Nov. I4.-<A*> Roaaian armies, couatar-at­ —The moat violent earthquake tacking befor* Moscow, reported since 1033 rocked the ,l.n« An­ today o f d riring tba GormbM gel** area a t 3:42 A. II. (F.ST) out of 20 village* In tha paat M Unlay, raualng alight property hour* In the Kalinin aoctor, while damage at ta n g Beach, I.<>» Anon the northern front th* Soviet galea and other metropolitan radio aald the Ruaalan* acorod aoburtw. • brak—hrough the N ail ' siege The quake apparently renterrd a t Long Beach where the IU33 line* outside Leningrad, quake caused the majority of the Commenting on the revision of Um U. 8. neutrality act. author, 130 death* and property damage. Gaeat* fled the :>V-riMiin two. laad N atl quarter* declared tba In the neat ftw day* would show tha atory Torrence Hotel dangoroua path* the Americana suburbs aa the tremblur shower­ ed bricks into Die afreet. Fire had tikan. N atl forces Thursday hollared Inapectora condemned the buildsavagely ot Kerch, last Soviet l"S-. Two amall machine .hop* tool­ boat Ion between them and' the oil-rich Caucasus, and r* p o rtal/ ing Instrument* for the aircraft Indoatriaa w er. so badly dam­ were massing fresh arm let on two tec to ri of tba otherwise quiet aged firemen aald It will be aervrml day* before work could be resumed. Last Obstacle In; A morica’s Hole -To— Help Defeat H itler V. S. Munition . ’ I j Ships Threatened •: •laps Revise D raff Law To Call Morn Men Info Service Priest Works For Doctor’s Degree At Peabody full-dress N ail offanalte against Rostov on tha Don In tha no .th ­ em Caucasus appeared Immtn. eat. Tha Moacow radio waa heard In Lyndon broadcasting th a t fu r . loua fighting raged In Crimea whara, "despite heavy losses, tha enemy launches new s t u c k d*L lv.” The German* triad U out­ flank Kerch b u t worn hasten back In n battle In which Ih* nlr fore* of tha Stock Sen fle e t Joined, tho radio aald. It report­ ed the G ermans also opened a drlee In tho Lnk# timer, sector below Lenlngaod, but' claimed from three direction*, encoun. tered a m urderous Soviet fire and fell bach ertth heavy Isaacs. Ruaalan "sturm avlk” —armored planes for fighting ground force* — and arm ored train* were re. ported sm ashing numerous G rr. man tanka. Mine Workers To Continue Fight Philosophy degree, C. I*. Priest, •on of Mr. and Mr*. C. C. I’rleat of Hanford Avenue, cipret* lo receiv* his degree a t an esrly dale at I’eabody College in Nash­ ville, Tvnn., according to word receivrd here today. Mr. Prir«t plan* to take hli doctorate in elementary education anil Micial science. He was cited In “Who’* Who Among Student* In American U nleersitira and Cellegeo'. .for. . ...... ...... _ _. reteiving the I'rabody Award a t tho University of Florida in 1033, for receiving liMO, anti for graduating "With Honor*” ftom tho University uf Florida. H> has held a graduate fel­ lowship a t I’rabody whero ho was n member of the student gov­ ernment. president of tho Flo­ tilla Club, member of tha Otbinet of the Student Christian As­ sociation and of the Association for Chlldhuod Education, chair, man of tha Professional Rela­ tion* Institute, president of the Payne-MeMurray Memorial Bible Claes, president of th* Graduate Club, secretary of tb s Campus. Church Religious Council, cofounder of Beta.Epsllon Chap­ te r of Kappa Phi Kappa, nation! a! professional fraternity for men In education, secretary of Phi Delta Kappa, president of Kappa Delta PI and social chair, man of PI Gamma Mu. Soviets In Dark On Ambassadors* Plane President Is Quiet On Moving Marines TBIIBRAN, Iran. Nov. 14.—fp ) —The -Soviet* today announced they a r , unable to eonflrm 'th e report a piano bearing Laurence A fter hour* of drifting in a two-man dinghy, sis member* «f a downed British bomber clamber aboard a Sunderland living boat which rescued them somewhere in the Atlantic. The men were forced tu u*e the small dinghy when the main dinghy failed in function. • Red Cross Meet County Schools Have Women From Vitritttis Fartn Of Florida Been C o n t a c t e d Vi.sitinjf Jn C ity By a W o - I a b i l l Every school • In Seminole County has been contacted In re ­ gard to joining the Junior Red Cross chapter which la organlied, not Individually, but aa a classroom with a nominal fse of 1.50 for the e n tlr. group, C. W. alill of la k a Mary staled yes­ terday murning a t the regular In the American Junior Rrd Cross is being conducted sim ul­ taneously with the roll call for senior members. Almost 10,000,000 boys and glrla In the school* of America already participate in all tha varied Red Cross pro- r W A flH D ttm n r, Hay. 1 A - W m or, vegrtable a line, ha declared. Apprnalmately OS wnnn n fmni ninny parts of Florida ard it. Irnding the tw a.day »< ■ inn of III* regular Fall mceti'iir o f MoS tats Hoard of Mniiag.'in* i 1 Ihs I laughter* of the \ 1st. • licviilulion which has it, I.. . I quarters at the Mayfair H aul, with Mrs. P. E. Kauiaill.i. a* general i halrman on .in iiiig,. meiils for the Nallia H arri'iui Chapter, luistess to the g.utip «f visiting women. Yesterday afternoon III" Inrnl members entertained far Mr-. II. H. Aherhethy, stats regent, a. the Woman’s Club and last nighi tho board mrnibdrs attended a banquet. Today’s activities were colirerhed rhirfly with u bi.simr meeting this ntnrnlng and u Inn. chei n wlik'h waa followed hv another husineaa session this uf. trrnoon. Out-of-town members rit .lie meeting incluilml: Mrs. Paul (*. n V dienrtafcj u ii a r t c r s to d a y ., ■•liiinrcl ]V i-*ii|i-nt UiKwovelfi w ith tltm in ir ('o iie re tta by fill'** ro iirv ito n tn tio n o f f a c ta am t sa id (io rm u n v w o u ld sIn mit a t A n io r iia n s h iiw c a r* rv im f m u n itio n s . A i i l h n r i l a t i w H ritis h u u a r* to r s sa id llu> n o u tr n li tv ro^-* v is io n rcm o v i'il th e o b s ta c le whitli inipi'di'd fulfillment o f Aiim' i iim' n ilt'trrniinalUin to play a li'adiin; inlo in overthrow ing lllllll. V;* Tin* .luprtm**«o hiiivtuiummI to tlaf i •lia«lic tt’YHitiit t»f runxcri|u lion ii'gnldliunx tmtkib^ xcurvfl o t ihoti-aiiiU of atlihiioii:il iiii*u III* Mo t*i •military »»*r\ii**, K< <l»«iit«ilili* to a .Irnmatuj hint-iiimtib' nppcitl from I'rrnL •Inn UiH»jM*Vfll# ihi* llou'O votrd - I - l*» I'JI yrntmiiijr t o l* t' jarmoil Anu rit ait .orrtli int ship* l«\iriy targo**A through zone* of h.ittli* tiirrctly in t i the harbors i of b*l1iir'r*ht ittitipiFi* It wax tho most Mynificant [*i»r i|t\ylopim iit xiuco the* inviw rluit of • Itv th.it ir .v jto m arrln it M*nt* h.» ihr Whitt* ilou-v h^itlatiork. it*|M*nlmir tlio irmaining m ajor. J |iio\ imhii i of tho ncutinlity l.iw*' |: iii«| f i v e I tilt* iiilimnixtrntiou Ifi. mu it tli^ztiitrou:i u n t pranrtlgc* vltulirring tli*f«*at. Hut whntltr though (ho niru Jjoritv w.»b, it Mint lutin' than Ini t;«* cm.ugh to xurpriM* anti tie*, light Ihi* mlminiidlrutUm Icatlertfl|s In til? Iimuir, which hl(t * ftuiglit lo avert what looked ut tiitt* « like certain ilrfcnte Liu irvlv hfcause t»f ilU pleiuntt Ttoat- Water DATTOI - d f l —Thi aval labia j of tha l Of Children’s Group In Connection With D. A* R. trlcU and during the court* of tb* meeting, M rs. H arry Wood­ ruff, homo service chairm an of tho organtoattop, lequoatod th at Mrs. F. E. Boumiltot, chairman of this County's thaptor, who presided over tb* mooting, ap­ point helpers In neighboring towns and district* to Invest!. gato men In vanoua branch** of tho service who daalr, furlough* o r discharges. Mrs. 8 . O. Chase, Mrs. Keith Chenn of West I’ulm Beach. Also Mr*. E. K. H orton, M iu Sallio Abernathy and Mrs. A her. nathv of W inter lla v rn ; Mrs. T. II. Odham, Mr*. Jam es A. Aus. tin, Mrs. E rnest Mansfield, Mr*. knitting John E. Mathews of Jncksonvllh-; Mrs. J . J. Taylor and Mr*. Greens Johnston of Tallahassee; Mr*. R. C. W oodberrv, Mrs, R. A. McTycr, Mr*. W. C. M rlxan. Mr*. Hal Atkinson, Mr*. J . P. Rustic, Mr* C L. Howr. Mr*. Mae ■Bell O’Neal, U ra T. 8- Nortqn. Mrs. T. O. Bryan and Mias Francs* Gregory of Orlando; Mr*. Sara II. B ryan of MeL bourn*. Also Mr*. C. E. Book, Mrs. Harry K. Hamilton. Mrs. Elinor Kiup, Mrs. W. If. Tillman, Mr*. Alto* Couraen. Mr*. Marv Wood and Miss G ertrude Bell Kipp of (CMiUaaeU Ow Paae Throe) Georgia School Row Set For Wednesday of US, look forw ard t<* eniiiuiiaa. tie apnlauso In those Orreu «»r I b n * baaoil oh thw cl»lm tbah tho United Stole* U disunited a* they have to often propno"' ••Our own position lu 4 j, -tru g g le a ra ln a t aegresslon wou d Ik. definitely weakened not only i„ Europe a n d In. A .to b u t a l » . among our w*tor repub^ the America*. Foreign natlond, friends and eaemtoa, would mtoIniorprvt our own mind and, purpose.” •• ___ _ OBL1CINQ MOON 8H IN Z Z G U K E N B B O U q, N . C, N 14.—UP)—Fred Hatledge, a f mouth and **t distillery. . . . -E verythin* .te jrfy f o r * r w Ratledgw asked tk a opcraloi to* ATLANTA, Noe. ID -O P )-T h o U*Tb# u t w d l M f V ** stag* was set Thursday for a showdown Wednesday on just what Georgia’s board of regents la U n p e g d to d a .to p ra a e rr. tha • S i t i n g standing s f th« tia to �• 'V . _ 1 ' • u 1 ■u FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1911 The Sanford Herald cflo p r eic sff Neutrality Repealed - \ The final major provisions of the Neutrality Act, which never should have been passed in the first place, have been repealed and American ships may once again sail to any port in the world under the protection of their own guns and those of the United States Navy. The House of Representatives has joined the Senate in approving the repeal amendment by a vote of«212 to 194 or the narrow margin of 18 votes. i r i l d i m o i RATEfl r i f i k l e la Advnare Now that the United States is back where it was two Miff or three years ago in asserting its right to the freedom of the seas, on* is inclined to wonder how different the history of the world might have been if we had nevtr shown the white feather and deliberately surrendered the r»*«l» 4M— i >4 a ailf-a , i o fay**!— »■*» far i w **»■** , | power to arm our own ship* abandoning a policy for which VOS***# tmmdm «UI a* r b a r s r t !•* our anccstofs had fought again and again for ovc.- 150 S t raowtev aa*» rtu r» a valve. year*. - hh«a Hmmmfmprm n«*mnl*. It must have looked to Hitler at the time he wv.s con­ templating the Polish invasion pretty much as If he could do anything he wanted to as far aa the United 8tatcs was concerned and get awav with i t The possibility even ex­ ists If he had known then, as he knows now, that in the MvveU U a e v a W v «V TkIfea Vvm > vrllvk t* - o l v event of war in Europe this country would gradually re­ *e*HI«a le i*v mt* tev w * f v *g alt new* V k H tH x peal the Neutrality Act. abandon its “cash and carry” «• If »v * ,4 -It-VMlw plan, sell arms to Germany’s enemies, lend them money, B f te * * *» «U* m fv r mm4 * k . arm our ships and send them into belligerent |>orts, he f* oeklkikva 9 m l* . 4 M * » I * ! • * * t t * l U ml -V—4.1 would have thought twice before he fired the first shot. WWofvOee kavvta eve atve r m v .t f Even now, os President Roosevelt pointed out yes­ N o v k m b r k h 1*11 terday, if the United State* had failed to repeal the Neu­ B IB L E V E R S E F O R T O D A Y trality Act, all tha nations of the world fighting against i.ggrc*sion would have been greatly discouraged, while TO R T W lIO HAVE NO the Axis powers would have taken fresh hope, and Japan, TH ARE B IJN I) AND for one, would certainly have been more tempted than ever ffU 8E I> AND FEARFIII. FAITHFUL ARE NOT to launch some new venture in the Pacific. Aa it is, the closeness of the vote Is being used as an ■Rh They that tru»t in the b n n o a* Mount Zion, which argument in Japan that the United States ia divided and SMMat ba moverl, but abidrth tnat any stronger action on the part nf this country than fsrarvr—P*alm 123:1. the maintenance of its time-honored right to the freedom rf the seaa would certainly have been defeated. It ia bring M A Y E R FOIl COURAGE argued there that, if 194 congressmen could be found O'iorni Spirit) who would not even arm American merchant ships against t of our couragv. huild a wall unprovoked attacks by outlaw submarines, certainly there It tbomber* cannot burst •II. would be many more who would not vote In favor of going to war against Japan just to preserve the Philippines. candor of nur children’* And It is certainly being argued in Germany, as wrll Make baition* ihrlli cannot ,ur- as in Japan, that no matter what Congress does, whether prba. it votes to abandon neutrality or not, the effectiveness of the great and powerful United States will be set at naught W hile hu rrican ra n f hate at 34 a result of strikes, sabotage, and quarrels between capi­ , length On our dsfensea spread their tal and labor. It certainly must look to the Japanese, as sl/*nglh, they hear about tha threatened coal atriko to Me up the na­ tion’s rteel industry, that they can do almost anything |H Rogoete *rt -the apirit. mu»t Jklway* bo hnanirtl safe our they want to In tha South Pacific with. Impunity. We think they are mistaken. We'think that once the seriousness of the situation la fully realized In this country something will be dons about it. But in the meantime wc Will b lo w n freedom of the race; are permitting our enemies to labor under a false impres­ W boundaries of all enunlrle* sion which encourages further acta of aggression. Bills—Bills—Bills Our peramul Im i d rp a rta c a t free you (ru m w orry. Coot" The Sanford Atlantic National Bank ■ K itta •menu of the human LOUIS OINHBERC! Englishmen are no longer Uniting for their *hipe to come (a. They '*Ta waiting for Amerlcan ships. ____ ' *T|o. madam,’* said the clerk taklnd tlin drugstore soda founS in , “ I'm not a pharmacist; 1 w » a f l u k im ." —Exchange. lo cato rs up In Georgia thaaa I h a w to to* Iho* m irk, and Governor tells 'am when.— Uvula Star-Advocate. Too to d o f them doran’t aink hi* ia - lh a governor. — —— — a than ai* billion dollara id dan around this country, of it in mattresses, acrord. » Paul Mailon, Washington pondent. Uut don’t g at axgild atari a run on tho asm o f tha first points te bo ■Marked. Tha German* would probably invade end conquer Booth America first and movo tip on u* from tha South. Plorjdo would then become o stepping ■tew for Tarver operation* far­ th e r north. T hat may bo one season why most rto rid k a* ore ■pilous to, step Hitter Jin Europe. BEAL, Society Miss Eloisc Ixnve Methodist Christian Weds E. M. Chester S°c*ety Has Meeting ru ic X Meeting Held Telephone 148 K d iU v Social Calendar JUpoy ia M l U y h a u l — te "Low TW0-Dfly Stute Paintings Exhibited. I). A. R. Entertains To Fine Arts Group For State Board D A R B oard A m an i*gt* •*( inter***! to their Highlight of the •octal •« ••«*n In nh.-rrranrr of N^itinnil Art man* friend* \r«4 that of Mi** Wrrk, Charlr* of Eultfa ex­ th r tea which wa* given in . .program and bunine** meeting of LIoim* l .4n \ t i » K M Che? ter of Clkit* yr*trnl*y hibited of hi* paintings at the Woman’s hu h took pl*ce ,the Women’* Society of Christian St IVtei »lnn j The D*pendabi>! c u t s of the H oallaarj I rwaaa rage Oar) the meeting nf the Fine Art* dc- aftrintM>n hy th,. Salhr Hnrri«on IVte. -hurv Friday, Methodist Church Will meet at r rtme^t of the Sanford Woman** Chapter of the Diiughto** of the Payton* Bench. Mi .1 M Srott. Service of the Method!.t Church j in St the home of Mrs. W. T. Woolley. if which Mrs. John E K.v.n>- no.I Mr- ! which was held in thr church Nov Club held Wednesday afternoon In Vtiicriran Revnlutmn Th** hl»d«* I" th*’ tlntighlrr of Mr. . | j f Willow Avenue at b:t >0 I’. | Mi* W. L. ilrniry i. rrgrnl. Ktank I I.re ol G-m.-.viilo; Mr-. Monday afternoon with Mrs. B the clubnouxe. with Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker In ctpUinin* the art of paint honoring Mr*. R. S Abrrnelhv. D T McCarty amt Mr- Harvey *> Crumley in charge She wa­ and Mr- \\ k l.imt- of I^ki* MAr\ hm. i \» «< lioin in Sanford. as co-hostess. it A I! Juber of Fort (’i re. MiTh..|*«»lste4l by Mr* K V london Ing. Mr. Shaw stated that one Mai,, rnrent of th,. FRIDAY Mr. and Mr. M l.. Cullum ami m,“ i t “r i r t o ' d r a w l ' d that | f •i'll* Winter H itrn mas Maguire •<( Plant City. l>rr*- •', r ’ Clarence Smith and Sh«* nttrrnl.’d thr I * •1 *chool* The Women’s Council will meet A The PhlUtnra Glass nf the at the home of Mrs. M. G. Trwcy, inn. Robert, have returned from Srminolr \|i. s f A K Fhoemaki-r wa* gia.lwat.'d to hr h „ | , p , „ t |S year. iZfiviving with Mr* 11• nl«*v 'Ir«. Rry First Baptist Church will have a 2474 Palmetto Avenue a t 3:30 Sanford for the winter and are making chmennl rkctehc.i 'ind .in.| Mr*. Ah*»rnrth> wi n- Mr* C ttoldnn, ^|*< !t M \fir.W'n. following officer* w,*r r ! High. Srho.d Thankagtvlnc dinner at the home P. Bryan, j ^|r i-ts i i.» former rea phy. amt Mt« \ «» • ||. o-» ! ,.f named by Mi? \\ Ia t which time a kitchen residing at <113 Magnolia Avcnu.. othrr drawing, before he Attempt­ 1 It R«v, Mr« F K of Mra. J. M. Btinecipher at shower will be held. chairman of tin nominating I ,,f |»^ uka wtiere In* pnrMi- II J larhnian and M * F Tampa am1 Mi->la’\ Bl.oint i f ed to |>aint. 7:00 P. M. Reservations may be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chorpening. In answer to the cfvr.ll.m, "what I Woodruff tiue?»t* w»*r,. gr*et- Maryville. I* no romnuttee re*nl. Tbr y u n g couple will Mr* Jt*hn I. Flark. prr*ulrnt; l | t u.,r in Si Pcterrmade by telephoning 431-J or plan to leuve tomorrow for New 1 the difference In the sunaet . • •I ul tlii’ door by Mr* R IAI*o Mr- W It l.ti-h nod TUESDAY _ 473-R. .Mr* M. R StneklMiid. Jr. vice |.,,rk: whfr« r r he-ter ii rniHagan 'll«» II at to* \II*n Fo-f* The Junior and Senior depart­ unrl.e eceneV*. Mr. D« an anti Mr* I I* • SUNDAY prcsitlent; Mr* II ( Motgan I p|ovn| |.> the pigglv Wiggly »rg ijttm tioiv l»o«»k wa* pre 'lr*. Theodor •• vti t< • of |» . ment of the Woman’s Club will ____ Sh.iw *niil tr t in the early mom- Ibt meat .tf|»*irtment. A conference of the Junior have a party In the club house i*i'l* *1 over by Mr* W M Thig- I-anti; Mi* I ' ' t-i<o m retarding *cctetai\ and publicity ' hlrcy Ml»» llrrvehi l Hamby ha* gone I1" ' ,h" « " Auxiliary of th* Seventh Dis­ beginning a t .8 :0 0 o'clock for pen .tii«l Mra. W II Tunniidiffr t.ick*onvilb’ It n» h 'I \ on chairman; Mr* D R to Jacksonville to *pend , »herea « m the :• Dernoon at *unM Swain, trict of the American l-egion members of the club and their ,\ I erne thy win pre*cnted ll.mt h of Ro«k I sitm . M- t i n . tren4urer: Mi? I. ! w born stirred Up Mrcorresponding *erret.iry; Mr* / | will b* hold . In Winter Garden MUbinds, alto for the Seminole weekend with her parents, M r . . . rt .thr tlu*t . day , M innlutK? __ the gl*» vsiiti u Iniutpirl of flown* a- » ’nan Robinson t f Sai • M --M u rin g thr M. Hamby. Mr. !*' , . more v»r»e*l • In th , American Legion Home at County teachen. An entertain­ •nd Mr*. II fmni tt»r S.illn* Haim II J Marrmb i .in I I i- - B m. H Ratliff, publication; Mr* t F. (Iiorpening. -upplie* chairman. , i 2:00 P. M. to which all Juniors ing program has been arranged Hamby ia ill in the ,SL Vincent’* .1l, ,,rr’ * " li *i>n i hapter retl «>f New S im m a *tndrnt work;j are lavitad to attend. JJoviU l*. • co,nr h a n " nn> Kiinphunixiiig th*’ R \ It The*c *oiiiii’iti. # f •< io d a\’* Mra. i ’runifer. mcr ‘ ~ | Mr. Shnw «n« intireducrd hv . « of gold mot Idiis the tea ittivitie* wen r un. I •*> Mi* Mr*. O K (ioff. children'* work; nese cheekers. Ho»tes»w and MONDAY Mr*. Shoeniakri. young women; Mra I*. E Tew urn! daughter, Mr* W M Src*tt, aporiAnr of thr t;«• !• . lure eover«**l. h <1 l"i a Itoiimillnt ill be Mrs. ___ ..R. R ToUr. Mr*. k»*w) V,wUvow . UoaU:**. .Mi ll»nb \ \|« 1 Mr* (’heater Daniel*, ( hri*tian Th* program meeting of the John Miller, Mra. Jam es Mough Mary Helm, returnnl home Wed­ rrograni, following a abort tnlk .4 entnpn«rr j» Mi* R \V Mra. S D- vt llow chrynanthemum* whi« n I. WomIi o T 't ....... •< M>*r- *oiial rrtattoti*; W. M. U. of the First Baptist ton, and Mra. Charles Morrison. nesday after apending a abort which wa* niailr *?nii. Mr* I M \|*tio V 'fi W Turner, spiritual lift. chaiimnn; A Chufch will be held at the Reservations may be mad* by time in Tallaha*«ee with Mia* llighlrvnein. rhnlrm n nf thr , w,i• plnrrd upon m h p i i *o Mr*. K It n* II mtaxion *tudr ft, *!..•, and lit by »»»•! blur lap«-r* II Ballard and M*- I N Win ehurch a t 3:30 P. M., with the telephoning Mrs. J. W. Lyles, Thelma Trw, an<l with L. E. Fine Alt* tb-iiaitnirnt. chairman, t'iielg, leader* will le Tew and Jamr* Trw in l*enaaAt ne* topic, "An Urgent Gospel Dis­ 70l-W . Thr pul hi r, “ Flotilla Wood**’, in antique ailver rmub l thru Mr*. U T U a it i’li. Mi- t' F ctsla. ......... *"• *1 pels Heathen Darkness." Circle which won f i r i pri*#* nt thr Ai*t , olio <nd of the 14iIda* wa* plnretl Tabb* McKee, Mi* .1 < Da'i* and Four wilt bo in charge of thtFixhibit of ihr Florida Frdrmtlo*i in ai tupir *ilvrr (• a *eivifr mol Ha> Mi* I I' I* "* WEDNESDAY Mr* (ieorge Met rum Mra. M U Tillia haa retumefl of Womrn'- Cluha h««M in Miami th*- pluten holding mint*, -and *' I! |*:iw-oM an.l '1 program led by Mra. L. EL Tew. The Civic depgfiment of the ’ Prearnt nt the meeting were | Bunbeams, Intermediate and Woman** Club will have a coYertxl from Jamcattirtn. N. Y. where l«*t \rn r, w** ahown by Mr wulu* anil nul^1 « t ' o al-», of Hinton • M Mia. S () Sliinhohei. S r. Mi* | Hall de*’o,uii< • Mi Junior G .A.'a and R. A.'* will diah luncheon with Mr*. O. P. ahe vuitrd with hrr brother-in- Sh.iw. who i.Uo rxhihitrd avvera* antique »i|ver. an I I Bryan, Mr* Mc-rniin. Mr* Smith. Ihi tea tuhle win pre*obd ttVei T|i*gprn. M»- U t iheat a t tha same time. Herndon tn d M n. P. S. Lam ton law and aiater, Mr. and Mra. ( othrr of hi. iK’*t painting4. Th.* Aat* * ip* I Mr* ()livn Well*. Mr- W R | The AsSrtan Class of the First ua hoateaaea. Sponsor of the pro- Robert l)rnt»»n She * i a acron '.1two picture* whirh hr plana to b\ >lr* Henley and a**itmg n» Mr * M S ^ b'm a .laUfchtc*, H | Fdeiifield, Mi* J R llnolehan.1' Regi*liali,*n 'I? Baptist Cliurrh will meov In th.- girm will be Mrs, J. K Ingley, panirtl home by Mra. Denton ami rn trr in th.- Art Exhibit of the *,'i vijig were Mr* Maxwell SlewM’-n.lny. Nov. 4 'Mra. (’ruinlcy. Mi* Shoeimik* r. \ infant aon, who will viait herel F. F W C tin* y«* r in Tempi I a r t . Mi * Hairy Took** Mi* A -dewart 'I t- Ha» a n n e r at 7:30 P. M. wi'h Mrs. the subject: •^TuberculosU,’* - pi* mI at PenMr* P. II. Lansing. Mr- (Beiiti with hrr parent*. Mr. and Mra.j wi- rr I It hrv. Mr.* j II .Merm k and i Bvron *I R. L. Beard, Mr?. R. T. Th<>will be I W. I.. Clark. bef„re toj a a M n a a a . K. McKay, Mr* I ’lrey, Mi* brforr going to 1 Mi* W M tiallTiil Ihiiing the. Md rli. I» % mas, Mrs. S. C. Gunlncr. Mrs. ftsrnier Mnr1 I* un. |Swnin. Mr* rigiici. Mr* \ h {it-.i hour* A cvrrw l piniio *i*leeIllniDg . . ..... '* The Doneta coal baaln ia often iCreseeni l i l y In join Mr. Dvnton | J’ ' •„ " ' ' . ‘ " J 1 ' ' T. EL Smith and Mrs. W. L. Vl.igaiit >bo4iuaker. Mr^ I’oni Wdli.im-, called t h , "Sovtet PeBn»ytv*nla.’’ jto mak« tneir home this winter. I st!> John, ' • hanty-lliml i> lion* were pla>ed by Mi** Helen Mi* J H l» ’ ’ 'I Vance as hostesses. Mr*. It. \V Stuidi'ant. .Mr- I i 11*••« Iii*oii Davti Th ITir diffm-nro in oil painting I | he rlub wn* .IrroiHli.l foi i liifoima’o n t d.U 'I - II * II Williaiii*, Mi* C. F lltanati. and w«?trr odor* was explained i the affair with Ull I snket* of i l.elimnn. M« Mr* .Mr*. R. M Mii*oii. Mi* Mi.lde • ‘ T .» ~ ' R Kand dnnon'trated hy Mr. Shaw Iautumn foliage, inter mingbul with W M Torino !■ .« I Mi* R | Blount, Mrs. II t ’ Morgan and V alM t Diakel* of thr nraaon’* fruit* Iwil.l white agrratmu i Mr*. Londunberg , Autumn . I - Dean. n e rr i n r j to drcopite the club I leave* xxero pint »-d .it vantage room* for thr inrrtmg and tad pond- throughout tin* Hub m*oim* bosket* of winr. Inonxe, and gobt Vtteniling tlu colored chryv ntlnrum* furth­ jAlu’inethy, Mr^ Mary ered the Full thrmr. Tea and Maryville. T rim . Mi* W II I randwic hr?, wrre *rrvr<| from a Itu h and Mix* Hattie Allen,j Knteit*i<i" it *n b *m Mr* J () Hu., wot lui*te-* tnhlr which wan covered with a I In-f i*. Mr*. II J Magnub’r. Mi*. I \ |. \VIii»h>.' i . I a her hoaiv on Sanfnrd Avenue h* ndniadr Venetian lace cloth and F I! Itarrrtt. flew Sniwna. Mr* I Bntvlrr »»• In* Is n >e*teiday afternoon to a group of prriddrd over hy Mm. P. Hern* *binge havi* and Mi* W II I-Imwer e* b* i •. no frienda at :i bridge party A don and Mi**. A t*. Thomaa. hoat- Tdliiiaii. I Jik,, Wtilr*. 'Ii* Alice! Afury on \N • dm d.n Fall theme wa- emphu*u< d hi fuar* f»»r tho afternoon. * •niM’n. Mr*. Mary \Vo»m| Mr* [<;nme« .»f tsii.lg*. « l»n the decoration* ami ubu in the Thrrv wer* about nchtMi’ F Booth. Mr* era and touts.-t refreahmeiit* which wer,. -erved children in attendance at th» Hamilton, Mr* -Flniei Kipp ami throughout t>” at the conclusion of the game* | meeting in addition t«* the club Mi - (iertrude Belli* Kipp nf At the com lu­ For aocring high in the game*, i member.*. ll'dona lleuch the honte** *• i tiioi nt« | \ | rs p, 1’rtM.toi wa* pre*cnt-( \l*o, Mr*. D T Mid'arty and r,» the fsll*»wiog n.vi w priie, while *econt| high went j - H a r v e y J u Ih t o f h i Pierce, | M r * A I St •* to Mr*. I,. R. l.eahvr. Conaohitbm - Sin ah II. B r o w n . M e l h o i i r r i o . i Whitaker L M• i 4 lX ! I'ri,e w*- awarded to Mr*. \V. Elegant in their very newnrai! « J. M >*eott. Mr* I iconic -»f St. A nyu-t m M' "*• ^ !.. Cooper and the *crenm eon- I ion* and Mr- Frank I l ’1***1 Shriner M 1 | Uli i i k ’ i. wra.n won by Mr.* It. A I T our firat Fall dreaa will be a difficult choice f (iaifieaville, Me* \*ict«•r llen-| Sj- t 5lr* Ma ‘l *“ Mi '.«;*«-Smith and Mr* II. A Middleton I when you ae« this aelectionl Mr*. Roy Fiier*on. Air* S j if. Whitaki-i MrmlH’M of the Chatterto* (•ueat* preoiit ut the party (• Holden, Mi* II M Mac- J f Whitaker < lull met at the homo of Emma were: Mr*. K. J Mouth, Mr*. FulLakirted spectator frock*. . . Jacket dresses R rls.wrll. Mi­ Joan Mvthvin on Tuesday after­ mill phy. Tampa. Mr* Paul C i AI*o. Mi' SWING J lto*i Adam*, Mr* Roy TUB*. n i . F F Cur- Mr* th a t tu rn into little l u l t a ...t u n i c models tnd noon for thi'ir regular minting, avlbr. Mr* Tboma* II Bark- | \ peckh Proctor, Mr*. M <1. Me. Rl, • In Fw ii»i? Mi II Mi*. Mak’olm Mi rriik. Mix. j ”i\e.iy Mi* at which tiin- new business was N’air, Mr*. K. ( oniptou Mr* S I pepium sty le s . . . vesgee blouses of contrasting At 15 I. Blown. F. Doudney. Mr*. I.tmher, Mr* ' iliscu-sed Refreshments were un William*. Mi* W alter Van |i|iN h a Hk*w materials. mlingham and Mr*. K P Com- ( M^*< 7. Fn served to the following: ," " ' h ID. I’ llvrndmi, Sirs II M.l.siiMin mi "(ilfuld.nn Hose Ann Brooks, Mildred " '* I*"'* 1 | liu. Jr.. Mrs. S. C. Ilickrrsuii AI*o, M’« .1 J. Taybir, Mr*. Mr- I I* W--I ik-Chukktr Turner. Dolores MrLellsn, Tom. !•" and Mrs. A M I’liilip. mie Methvin, Roberts Kvan< Greene John*tnn. Mi** J<*annc V im Smith. .Vi«* I ' "'*' Aim. Mr*. J E St»m|ii-r. MrSpan nsran avlur. Tallalin**er, Mr* T II t.iir.iugli 'll** I’.'ith Smi h. Mi** 4. II. liiuwn. Mr*. R. C Mihii.', and Emma- Jean M ethvio... Jc w tk d buttons and Intertsting new UimmiliRs. g H la r k Odhom Mr* Jamr* A Au*tin. Ant*** Wlii'r.krr tut I Mi** .1 "in Mr. II W. Iluck.r. Mr* .1 U Mr*, Friie-t J. Man*f»«dt|, Mr* I!m(,T" r • —Hi, SktH ll*ll, Mr*. Hmitli, Mr* I ihi|>i i . John K. Mathew*. .1iickxonvllhv Mi - S. D. Hit: lili-.v inai . MiMra. Wade I. Street, Mr*. Jam* * Julin Smith, Mrs I.. 1 H 'ai'k . Iln iH ii. W 'lnr, H td , sSottile, (’oral C’ahlr*. Mr*. J F. S| mihit . Mr*. Middlslon. .Mi* K elly G re e n . - I In :i(>. Ryrr*. Mr* \ |) (ila*c«»ck, St \V I* Kirills and Mr* Grnrgr Hatcrahurg. Mr*. E. S. Horton, IE Mrl'sll and Mi** Sallie Abernethy, Win­ ter Ilavcn. Mr*. Thorn** (‘lair W. M. U. ol In Knglaml tho cost of living Maguire. Plant City. Mr*. Henry Ih«* i i r - l itupti*! Church Wet ul ru>«* n|i|tros1matr1y 2H |irf c4*nl Hohl. Palm Beach, and Mr*. !’ il*,. hi'in* **f thr rhairmnn, Mr* l|.rl«r«m (he outbreak of war in Campbell. Mr*. .1. (1. Sharon .1 M Hlimciiilirr. on l’ark Avenue I Srplrml »*r, IU3U. ami July I, SHOPS and Mr*. (leocge A. DvCotte*. of on Momluy nftrrnoon with Mr*, j mi l , arcording to lh« Ministry Sanford Miiir.-iphi t prasiiiing ami leud. | „f i iilxn. log 111** di'VotiolK . . I.. . ( j|C , Mr*. 11. It. Berk tHU'/ht th *uii"*!oii .tmly tn the form nf s MR& LOURINE t* a PAGE THREE THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, PI.ORIDA I S “ • 1811 Social A nd Personal Activities -• ~~ ^ e r s o n a Is ,h- •“ *"nt r - ‘F a® 121MG A THRILL TRAIL to the W ILDEST PART OP THE WEST! h a l T , utUnea h Shower In Honor Of '({ridge Pnrty (iiven ....... Mrs. Whitaker (iiven By Airs. J. 0. Huff EACH A FASHION FIND WOMEN’S DRESSES Farm Folks Are It's Catch* A s Catch Junior Chapter Advised To do Can With Dogcatcher Report Made At OKLAHOMA e m r. N . II.—OP)—A woman from Juit To Rural Meets outside Red Cross Meet the city limit* coatplain. There’* nothing like folk* get­ ting together occaaionally and •wapping atorka, experience*, and opinion* even though they may be in different line* of work and may live under d lf. ferent condition*. Rural folk* who haven’t attended one of the camps, ' Insti­ tute*, ar meetings far farm er* MviMPHiui i/Etcnnw • W M , an n r iu v ic hi u i « aad farm women should go to current CoJIier’o Weakly which aUo contains a pica to ev. one. They would b vary pleas, cry American citlicn to "do his part to seo that all such aatly surprised, or, a t b a it , this material* are made avalMfe f«r drieiMe,” "Wa know that haa been the experience o f bun. there nre many instance* of valuable roods being hoard­ dreds - who hove attended and kept on attending. They ed,” the Vice President writes. "It ia up to every American have «r»«ld enjoy the friendly aasocL citizen to do hla part to see that nil such materials are attoo with others, add they made available for defense. • v, • • o ld learn a g reat deal th at "During this, emergency, when civilians are aaked to would ho of value to them In work. sacrifice, when our young mtn arc rc<iuire<l to-serve their their So mock fo r ru ral gathering*. country full time for.littls pay*.we cannot allow hoarders to W r b p * a lP farmer* and deprio us of what tv* w--rl now, *i that ------ they .. , can — make ------- , women who haven't attend* ...........••“ft 4 9 8 ot «d to asriatan t county John F.berlo hoy d o r had dared Into tb* city lim lla out ■ tag and w ta th a t Wallace Warns Hoarders Chatterbox (’lull 'H as Regular Meeting agent t c m i a w e VM a h e * O w l wen- Mra. B. f . C eiabr o f Caaaclberry, w ith, Mra. H. C. Naah a t Pern P a rt, tw a Mra. Samuel Levy and Mrs. LA Roa Alderman of Geneva and D v 8. M. T u h r of Start*. Sanford member* prevent war*: Mr*. P. a Scott, Mrs. Gads Adama. Mr*. Chase, Mrs. Wood, raff, Mra. 8. O. Skiaholter. J r , Mr* Mann, Mrt. Kooarillat. Mr*. SKIRT ray^ A^X0^ "M ister, you can look i t tea aad aha th a t t oarer could CATCH Russia b virtually 1^ 11^* ,n4' W. M. U. Circle Meeta At Stinecipher Home |ALTMAN’S USED CARS m asting, they not only establish friendly reiationahipa w ith aoah other, b u t they lean t arare about big profits later. A man who thus speculate* with these precious gooda ia gambling with the Uvea and freedom 6f Thara'a saathav Type o f mooting •a gatheriag th a t ha* haan grew , all of us. lag. la popularity In vacant years. "We have already discovered some extraordinary sit* Ration*. In a Hoboken railroad yard, for example, wo found lying in storage thousands of tons of aluminum, tin plats, iron and steel products, originally destined, more than a year ago, to countries now dominated by ths Axis. With ___________ ___ _______ shortages already apparent In copper, aluminum, tungsten, IUm la Florida have baea bald, scrap Iron and atari—all vital for defense—we need every I tee th#*# pienira. masting*, or ton of auch materials anywhere In the country. Our gov-1 *iht!!!Tr . . lt4 .' t l ernment has the power to take over auch stock* and U L Intcnda to exerdae that power" land satisfying. Bay county, for The Vie* President deacribsa In detail the economic I esaagd*. b*U Ha aaaua) farmera* warfare now being waged by this country against the Ahlilri” 1* ■<* b«r.*«w._a»d. It wa* H olly w oo J Mr. And M . Huff rijik itf FRESH Trade-ins on the | NEW 1942 CHEVROLET Coming in Often | SEE US NOW For a Good Car Priced Right EASY TERMS :ned to coker the world market I critical materials as ponalbla. "Thta aepnomie war is aa important." he writes, **aa > V Hh tehor shortegaa, developft% j a practically ovary induatry the more eneetaeular battles in Russia or China or Crete. country, It te a »*riou* la a battle to end the battles, a war to eiid the wer. g upon the political gad It I ‘ aydtem o f Ih b court- Each time w* whittle down the supplies of raw materials t there ar* still savoral available to Gorman/, Italy or Japan, we wrack a tWporoona te Ut« United tion of the Axis military machine. Economic prsparedWho at* unemployed s a d nead M ay determine* military success. V erdktaimuw a supported la whole •» iEj nn it co rr it nn ii nn eli'r r i ip e nnur iu B iI<i"i* ^ ^ ^ ",1 r(in,°m**r» 1.nuon. »f Tin* the Bibfon»pti*t «imiy. Yellow niurignidi nn*l fern were U*<‘*l to di'Cornte Ihn liv­ ing rixirn of l he home of Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Huff on Monday evening whrn thry rntertsinril a t bridge for a frw of their ftlsnds. The high prix,. for (he ludin* •rant to Mis* Charlotte Smith •nd high prise for men was prra an tri to Mr. Huff. Late In th r evening Mr*. Hoff served refreshments tn the fol. lowing guests: Mr. ami Mrs. AI r. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. *Kl I. Kajrsr, Mr. and Mrs. Fordycu Russell ami Mi** Hmlth. With over IUO.OQO registered Jjra u u sa nationals, Tolplng haa U rgsat Japanese colony lit Occupied China. Mi-«mn l.t »*Ki* from the Bible' wi ** given by Mrs. i . A. Anderm*ii .li A chain of Inlk* »a* given hv lhe various member* in ,oi.plele « rtmly on personal „ rvl.e, ilireeleil by Mrs. I*uln | Miller, personal servlet* chairman. . Tw,. new members were wultoincd I into the clrr.e. At lh>' roneluslon of the meet­ ing the hoslesa srrved refresh- | mi nt* to the 17 members In attendance* Sale - - - Saturday! ISO 2 W-2.98 DRESSES New Spun Rayons Now Rayon Cropoi liAi'i'Y B igriiuA Y Mrs. Cllfforil Johnson Shcrwooil Jacobson lots K. C. Kthob Captea af Iha saaaam* •*poatlvo ”IIM fltylao". . . Isle 1040 Ckrvrolri. Cfarroki Deluxa TiOra N a * . . . 050.00 1 0 ( 0 tljraioalh tie* MW ranlor tM xn 671.00 1088 Ctwvrblel willi audio..... 441 100T CWrroltt Town Sedan .....— . 895.00 ttew Fleatllne ■ m k ih* Tha* to Select Your UsughUr*. ■ © a r* M d n ...... — 808.00 p ric e d far N a iu rd a r. S p e c ia l D in n e r fo r S a tu rd a y BAKED CHICKEN Sketched— Spun Itxjon, leopard lMT OMuttoMlo Clob Ow :: H n ---------- •ora ir%,. 865.00 Trim. 14*20. Sketched—Ha) on Crepe, braid trim. 14*20.-------- lo taros tteg woo* A •' \ - •UjL’t 5 * '.J>*"r» . \ * T % •'-Vi.’vJf* ' - e - t s tVe-:” -*•’. 2r \ 111 T ”■ ^ •> r . * .1/*, >: v-v-,v7: *'*v t. ; ; T- i 'A •• . ‘i -V �r .* » « 1 SANFORD, ttnge Bowl Is i* Enlarged For State Battle HAW, Not. lf^ < S > p a c la l)i n w are buay enlarging tha M fi Bowl to Ita New Y ean f ' capority to be able to hold - throng a f eportators for to d a y night’s chambionxhip M between the University of uwi Rnrriennea and the UnJpity of Florid* Gators. W extra seats win maka room •1900 fa n s Satorday night U C a tfe n ity . of Miami officials a r t the stadium to bo sold out game time. A record advance » fa r tha game has bean re . M fa r weeks and. tinea the Wle a f last weak, tha demand i Increased. Lines formed at ry ticket sale booth in Miami * Mender, several hundreds ■* . t o . Una la several place* f U a tha G atare are favored ,w hi—but not by th eir 1940 Ik u rtr af 40-4, tha astound, r Miami aonhomorea have SEARCH UfTERHUrTKD •. .r _________ #. ZTwrr"j _»♦ 4v >•Tv cjrt k . By RALPH WARNER The B ata shoe factory a t Zlin. in Moravia, is inaklnr only wooden shoes as a result of the leather shortage) this plsnt one* turned out an estimated 170,000 pairs of shoe* dally.____________ NOTICTI plica before 20,000 fans two r“* weeks ago a s Miami toppled T' “ * T *eh to swamp C hrirtU m '• Miami’s hope* may hinge on MID W E B T -Io w a ra U . AB Ihe might of a sersppy defen- ond, r Golden Gophers. Aerial alv* line snd he br lllancr _ of ^ u * frjsh OTer NorthHoward Flasman’s punting. While , we, Urn> A ^ Dp. M luoarl aIuj Coach J*fk Harding may hav* Oklahoma fo r tha Midland chsmtome offensive surprise* for th e ! pk)Mh,p# 8 h m ^ of T lfe „ Gators, e«.9 #rta don’t rate Miami iw t i tha nod. highly on offense. | E A ST...Fifteen fine rlerens Plssman, who has bveraged 4-1 but ’ no really g te a t one. Unde, yards on his kicks this year,-I* rested Duqueana advances to E2 a sophomore sensation whose but probably will bu dropped by kicking beat Texas Tech. Mississippi B u te , SB. Classy o fflaa a a d b a a m a d e ap p licatio n b o teased theca•»- Raid c a m m c u U em b ra a ss th e M U w l a * d esert bud p r e p a r ty la tar " ' V * « • •* LEGAL NOTICES «•« N t t l * Its* W of NR C or Seatlon 4 T sw a s h lp ] s R s a tb . l U a a a M E a st, r a n It to O t H as N M W tZ Pt W o f Bax. ■ i s Bast. T h e a s s s s s ia s a t o f t b s aa ld proh * rty u n d e r th a h M a a rs ltla a ta Nolle* Is h ereb y g iv en th a t I am e n s a se d In b u sin e ss a t 1**0 K H o t St. H anford, F lo rid * u n d er Ibe fictitio u s n am e H otel M ay fair and th a t I Intend to r e g is te r aald kn”^ " “ ** •* u *nam e p u rsu a n t to tb a (arm * of D nlsaa sa id e e r tlfla s ts a b a ll be th e "F ic titio u s Nam* S ta tu te " redeem ed a a a n rd U g f s U s . th a (C hapter » « l U s s o f F lo rid a ) w lto Ihs C lsrk of th e C re u lt p re p e rty S a e e H h e d ^ Ib e rsla w ill be • n tf to th e b la h s a t b id d e r n t th a C ourt of Prm lnol* C ounty F lo rid a. g o e r a n t b s f i r s t bfoaJ- II. HlNTCRMIBTCn. r o u r t lahouse th e s w u m o f D ee em b er i Owner. j a i l , w hich U t b a 1 st day af N or. 1. 1*11. D eesm har. 1M L D atad Ib is a m d ay o f O ctober, l» ll* \ .o, . _ - „ a p. m rrn d o n . Clack C lr r u lt c a u r t, S em inole r o s e Is, tr ie r Ida. (O fficial Baal) NOT*CM * p TJ CMAPVW TOUCHTON NOTICH DRUG h r sv f f »-» o f ,T» Issued tb a fj l>- l**», b a r SEALED BIDS FOR THE CA8H PURCHASE OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE PROPERTIES DESCRIBED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK AT THE CITY HALL UNTIL 5:00 O’CLOCK P. M. ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1041. r SERVICE-SPECIAL it ib p S H llrb "gu***. RE-LINED f ir . Whig assdgd, only Vosd pans u t utad. r bext Mrvlcs st' low com- $ 8.00 ■gyaur Ford'back homa"— Y aw V O R D .p iA U M t addiuee I* Ila rrle o u b u rg . V irg in ia , o n of T n t ' t Buo L lM T M i n b .r e b y n o tified u < toqulred to a p p eu r to a c u r ta in . Bill Of r u m p ta lu t filed by K dythe a . W am pler. a g a in s t you f o r a <11ro rrv . no w Heading In U o C Iro o ll C ourt of Homlaolo, C o u n ty -F lo r id * on o r M H f th a D ecem ber R ale Dalod*rt b l V 'i i o t d a y of O ctober, Itoy. lo -w ft: Iha l* t Bay o f D acew her. A. !>.. H I I . In d e fa u lt ta e r e lift. . of aald ra a a o w ill proceed «»• O P , HERNDON. * » C lorb C lrru lt t W l . Hemlnola I'fT ti. I-at thlo O rdor bo publlobod fo r 1 CUuaty; F lorida. tho o ta lu lo ry lloto req u ired by (O fficial Baal) law la th o B aaford H erald a n ew sp ap er of g e n e ra l c lrc n la tlo i a a r m or a f f m c a t i o n r o w In oald C oonty aa d S tale. W ltnooo my b an d a a d o fflele TAX DKRD c a t m o t iTesT o r tea* ooal of o fflra ihlo tb o I t d ay *1 NOT1CH IS H RR RR T UIVXN, T h at A. L Hoover h o ld er o f T a - (O fflrlal f J T k r . IIRIU4DON. C lorb of C lrru lt O e a rt. of H»mlC e rtlfle a le No. «TI, iM aed Ih a to.) nolo Cnonly, F lo rid a. d ay a f A uauat A. !>.. H i t . has n y ; A. I f , ' W E EK S. filed asm * In m y office an d h a s • » IC C m ade ap p licatio n fo r a ta a deed to be la seed th ereo n . Maid r e rtlf lc a ts em b races th e fo llo w in g d e ­ * o n c at scrib ed p re p e rty la tb s r o a n t y nt Notice la h ereb y S ire n th a t Sem inal*. B talo o f F lo rid a. to -w lt: :ed la baatpeaa a t Caoeel lew I I IfrN o irs D n n . v i l ­ b erry , p in . u n d e r tb s fictitio u s la r i a l Bank 1 P a s s I I ns me Soda M art a n d th a t I In­ T b a eeeeaam ent of lb s said ten d to r e g is te r sa id n am e par* p rs p a rty under i h s said r s r tlflc a lo e a s n t to th e t.r m e of th e 'F i e Issasd area la lb s earn s o f lla r r y tllto n s N am e S ta tu te " (C h ap ter H. Coma lock. taps* U r n o f F k -rld a ) w ith tb s U nless wild r s r t l f l r a l s .h a ll bh C lerk Of th e C ircu it C ourt of Bem l. redeem ed Awa rd ing to I t s . th e u ala C ounty, *F lo rid a. p ro p erty dggeribe-d th s rs ln w ill ha ' C K. WATSON. so ld ' to Ih s h ig h e st tilddsr a t th e C aaealb arry , F la . ro am house door o n th a ftm i Mon­ d a y la Ih s m onth o f Decem ber, lo s t, w hich la Ih s ta t day o f De­ cem ber. 1*11. D alad Ib is l i s t d ay of O cto b er tfaieba aalB c e rtific a te aboil h> rodoaWlod c re o rd 'n g to law . tb a pr o p a rty Boeerlbod th e re in w ill be sold to th a b ltb e o t bIBdor a t th e c o u rt h eu ae d o o r -on t h e .flro t N a d e r In th e m o n th of !>••—m bef. i f f l , w h ich la th a lo t d-iy of Select Selections SPARTANBURG, 8. C , KoF. 14—4 ^ — A S partan ncwxboy, after loalny a dime in an an^>raoblla, aearchcil and searched hi Tain. Finally ha g at hla handa behind tha peat upholstery— And thing* in th a t particular eravlea war* dark. So he • truck a match. 'Event* of the n e it few momenta were Marred. But the fire laddie got on the acene in nothing f l a t ; Nope, he didn't find the dime. FRIDAY, NOTEMBElt M, 1*1 • on. Maid te r fa llo w in g d you r re h ereb y o rd are d to a p p e a r tb a C ounty (pcro n ally o r by s ttn n e y ) t o a n ­ F le rtd a . la sw er th a B ill of co m p lain t flla d la N H I .11 th a ra sa o f A lm a I x a ls o IT. Allen a f KM 1-4 t *. I s a n n r e L a w A llen, nam e beI t Hontb, in s an bet Inn f a r divorce, T b a a aa eea before th e l e t d e y **. . . p a rty u n d er t a i l aam e b a le s e o f leaned wan N o r K a t C an d y a n d C ro w T h in New, Kasy P lan IN T * b COURT o r VMM COVN. TV JCIMiM, SUM IN OUtt COUN­ TY, BTATN O P FLORIDA. IN R R TM R ESTATE OP JAMR8 IICNJAMIN IIOtlAN. D aceased. IN P R O R tT K . TO A L t, WHOM IT MAT CON* TURN l N o d es Is g lr e n th a t MRH. (Ir* re M erritt Died b a r fin al re p o rt a . AdmlBtMrmtrla o f tho t a t a l o o f Jam s* Be a te ml a llo a a n . d e m is e d ; H er *b* filed b a r p etitio n fo r fin a l dlsebarar*. s a d tb a i sh e w ill i p ply to Ih e H on o rab le it. w . W are. C o a a tr Jo d g * o f Hemlnole C ounty. P lo rld a on lb * |* t d ay of D ecem ber 1*41. f o r ap p ro v al of sam e a a d fu r fin al d lech S rg s aa A d m in istratrix a f lb* r e la te of Jam oo B enjam in H o g an deceased, on Ib is (1 st B a r of O ctober 1*11. MRS. n R A C B M EKIUTT A d m in istratrix o f th e o atalo of JAMEH BENJAMIN IIIHIAN. decoaartl TOUCHTON DRUG CO. A n d e ra o n G rifflth ’uncrsl- Director 7 N Bf’ SaB S t, L au rel A l e • W U of ls>l t lllla * T r II — (Jw sllln s a t I H W. In d HI. AH tf.es* HW14) Ulk f T r 11—1 sto ry rt w alling at 1111 W. «lh HI. r W b , nr W14 o f tula r. T r IS— J sm all d w e llln se a t Houths e a . r o rn a r o f T hird Mt. A ro m a s n in lte A*e. N. 1** fu of KV4 of IIIK I T r 1"— 1 em ail d w ellln g a a t Sotilhweel r o r n a r T hird Nl, an d H u b e rts A»a. HWU of Wlk 4 T r 11—k em ail d w ellln g a a t N o rth w est r o r n a r T h ird HI. and T am arin d Avo. l e t * JHk I T r • — D w elling a l 1*1 F re n c h A»*. I s .t * lllk I I TV 1»—Dw eU lbg a t H uulheaat r - r p r r 11lb - HL k H olly A »e, . lew 1 Blk IS T r fa—1 uinr> .Iw ellln g a l g o u th tie e t tu r n e r l l t h Kt. A M aul* Avenue. •* l o t » Bik I I T r U e -D w * llln a a l I I I * llo lly Ave. Lot I I Ulk I I T r l£ - D w * lfln g U N o rlh m u t e u ra e r of IXtH HI. * H olly A**. f a t la Ulk II T r I—D w ellin g a l II* F re n c h I A va. l o t * Ulk I* T r T— I a to ry d w ellin g n l M t E lm Avs. . STRICKLAND MOTORS Inc. f. 109 Palmtito Av*. Ttltphone 128 C ^ 1 m*Y i /nutu'h' B U D G E T PLAN _ -* W — Ww The City h u a M uUr’i Deed to Iht /oregolnff profBrtlgg, and they nr* offered for gait subject to City Use* for year 1941, and any unpaid elite end county U s lin e. , Tho City Commleefon reoervta tho right to eccept or reject any or •& Mda. WWWW w w To Reliivi Conr * H. N. BAYER, CITY CLERK A m l f l w B • W-ll# 'r»*aA’. p* W J ili -SV'-I ETTA KKTT TOUCI — B ^ er m im i S eotore & bar W. FIRST BTBBBT______ ^ Advertisements )N WANTED > . n P A ijv mm- 9 ' M r ^ S S y g 025*; , .;tu . . M fT i^TtTT T ^V f rv,wrevr 1 Civ fK la r" ' -lT ; i I Ills* if# prarldlsg ealee of eyeelghi ONE fO DO SOMETHING Aioirr r r . r ' leg shoot y«i ► t.f �I • ■* — • — — r w y s r - c c '. JP f ' .j 'W ' .M m fruit M V V w . BlmJkr A rt. In Ktorid* » -: ■ ■ ■ ■ I Hanford L» The Only Central Ida City Affording K ail High And W ater Transportation 1 11•■■■■»■ "> E s ta b lis h e d In 1 9 0 9 ■ fa /> ■ I m a lii U U m H um A n . Issu e s B e tw e e n U .S Japan Seen B y E nvoy Diplomat Arrives In New York On Way « To Conference With American Officials ‘Prince Charming* W ashington Takes 4 Pessimistic View Member Associated Preaa SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1941 NUMBER 67 Ark Royal To R u ssia n s R ep o rt H o ld in g BeRevenged, Say British L in es In A ll B u t C rim ea Only Two Or Three Men I» st Lives Oil Carrier, D e c l a r e s Lord A l e x a n d e r $150 Is Given LONDON. Nov. 15 —(/p)__ Britain's First U n i of the Ad­ Red Cross In miralty, A V Alexander, today promised, ''W e shall avenge the Royal as wo avenged the S p e c ia l Gifts I Ark Hood.'* Six Die As Train Hits Truck Work Continues On A ir p o r t In S p ite Of Rains Nazi A ssault Is Described As Bogged I n North Sector In Snow And Mire Counter-Attacks Of Reds Gaining W i l l i a m s Declares Site Highest And Driest In S ' t a t e Mussolini Announces Shake-up In S taff Of Army Commands Alexander did not rlatiorate on the statement. Despite heavy rains work is The big battle cruiser Hood continuing on the new airport end waa sunk last Spring in a bat­ two draglines are on the job with tle with the German battleship the men working night and day. ( A p f " l l ,HK' U— Higgins, chamber of i . Traetwarlhy sdvlrea Uismnrrk, which in turn wu.i K oeanl reachlag the Aaaoelated l»re«* The Special Gifts Committ*.*# tracked down and sunk by pu-- COianterrr s,*-retnry. said t.gliy. ••day said Franc# U close It ran lie expected that there of tho Seminole County Chap- suing British rra ft. ill In- some puddles on the 1* • *• enter un» r of the American He.l Croea und I lit the men are fait Alexander disclosed the loss of ^ L rT* ^ J r ' ° n iller'a nr U M k if l P m < which is composed of II. II. life aboard the great aircraft car. eeuev in Burepe. ining them, and we have th* Sanburo Kuruan, .Ignnn’a , eranc*. It v u said, I* *crColeman and Randall Chase, re. rier Ark Royal would not be highest nntl drit*«t nitc fur an air* aneclal envov to Wn*hlh«tnn. * r t in tht* Frr«| T Willj ? y fuw lderlag a signed ported they have secure.I tlonj- more than two or three men. Opday eald there were "very •tn«. city m trm rvr. today tie. fvL** edhereace to Uona totaling 1151), Algernon The 22.00U.|on Brltisn air­ tU evder a* on* of Mveral rrd few Irreconcilable” insuet )>eSpeer, roll rail chairman, staled craft carrier Ark Itovul, which fof f r **ione I" return foe the Some high *t»tcr limy In* r i twe«n thla country and Ja­ from the Arctic Circle la tho today. reteaaing of French wnr pcl>eetn| m the next two week* on pan. This committee contacted cor. Cape of Good Hop* had carried Lake Monroe. Mr. William* added, •jrner* and withdrawal of into action against tho Axis an porations and businesses in San­ He arrived In New York t-erman troop* from none fcJnre heavy raina nil the Upper honored name going ouck to th# ford which generally give more “t the now occupied French y plane from San Francisco money to the nrguoiintHin than defeat of the Spanish a-mada. 8L John* Itiver will l"g in to territory. m nd planned to leave at once th* actual membership fee before went down yesterday with mortal make un impression. If the rains The roncrasintM would are heavy in the localities of for Washington to confer torpedo wounds. he general roll call began. J, c**l f°r the use of the She was attacked Thursday Kissi mntis* and Orlando tht* drainwith American leaden on rela­ ___ y "P r Th# roll call is over Monday hrench fleet for Medwill pnilmhly rmch here hy tions between the two nation*. Charming” who found hi* ‘‘Cln. and th* quota of $1500 must be east of G ibraltar hy a subm ar­ Iterraneen convoy* ,nd the that time, he stated. Six men were in-itiintly ki'tnl mid a seventh critically injured Aaked w hat ho considered to derella" on a park bench in secured at that time. Th- goal ine—most likely by an Italian ou.llng of Geo. Maxim Wey. Dr. It W. Ruprecht, of the at Minrola, I.. I nil. n III. F i l l bull, crack express train, hit a A* the outlook for peace, Kuru- New York. It all brgan when h at been set at a point twice a* submarine althougth this point gand. commander of Vichy amid, “a single man’* effort Willia (Bill) Langford instated high aa ever before du» to the was not officially iii*d*--whlle Units'll Slates Bureau nf Ento­ tr u r k r a rr y in g tin wii'kiiiiii k11‘in their Jobs. Shown, is a view of troop* in Africa. mology, reported an excess of she was enroute to that western la tea email In the present ait. on buying a meal for hungry and ‘‘special emergency” mid Mr. i '■.i inp.ileil on the locomotive. uatioD. W e m ust all pull logv. homeless Josephine Phillips. She Speer pointed out that a*, least Mediterranean fortress. She rank rain for both this month and lint the tru ck 's wrrtkii n r k o o l o . k Cm — ther." now has n ’ home with relatives half of the funds slay in Sem­ yesterday morslng under tow en­ m o n th with a total of almost two Ihk* Itfri nrntv Inis milliIf the route to port while some of her Inches of rain yesterday Diplomatic circle* in W ashing. and Is to wed her sailor "Prince." inole County. fn'il thi* Cfrnmn offensive 1(100 men were working t> th* W eather clears in the future and ^ » n are peat 1ml*tic over the visit Hollywood producer will film Taro radio network programs last, in the best of her tradi­ * cool «|>eU comes the vegetable everywhere on their vast Japan’* apodal envoy, saying the atory. were arranged by the National tions for quiet and jiersu trn l va­ grop will probably come through oattlefront except in the convertatioaa led to headquarter* of the American lor, to bring tier aafely tot* all right, he said. (.rintea. a llnssian snokesRad Cross In connection with the F a r E a s t. Japan'*' diet Parmers will have to work their , man tleclarcd todav. organisation's 25th annual roll harbor. laary sees ion to. celery now In order to loosen an I call. Mra. Roy Mann, publicity Only oil that sitle-door aniMW'Usaa aad <*n aetvnte the ground ami the ram* I f ? , I he library «if Mrs. Irving nroach to the ('nucuaus in Chairman of th* local chapter, will probably wipe out the effects , L l f C U l t 1 O U T l F«'inl»erg. who for three years has stated today. the Red Army’s position re. S T In tiw Parifto Of the different time* of planting managed the Sanford *’Kead uardftl ns serious. *V/rhe first .program waa No*. aaplodv through the retunlution nf the • and the n eat concert is sc he. *" t ‘K urusu Simp," is heiog moveil into tho plants, Ihr R-uprvchl explained. Military dispatchr* described Ruled to be broadcast tomorrow Yesterday's rain was the second Tourlut (’enter which is located th* Nasi assault ns blunted, and ATLANTA, Nov. |5,-4*V-*d After no op a t 1:10 o'clock u>«r on the uhote of Lake Morroa in bogged down from th* <a«iiwfi*U* three networks, th e Columbia, ward Mullins, a D m detective. hard fall in this county during the preparation for the forms I op. of Leningrad and Moscow In tho who travel# with th# Rlngling month of November aa over an th* National and th* Mutual. T im m i flirt "iM'iu MmitUy filing of. tin* .. , , inch and a half foil on Nov !>. *fn*4in w Hominy th a t *1 home tQ .b ry ah .th ro u g h Mr*. Mann named the star* Brothers circus, insisted Friday and on two other day* alm o.t an morning at | 0 < ni u r l m k mired Ukraine. the Una and raaka a touebefowa.wbo will take p ar) on th# p n . that th* fatal poisoning of II inch of rain fell, it w*« reported. fight civil ia«f» mghl when winter vl.«it«*ru ir, ell In sector after sector, the Rii»ioithe d«*ekct "U I didn’t havt a hope (for gram , with Paul Muul a* m as. I elephant* in the clrcua herd was towfiapenpl.*, alnn* *aii| their own couiiter.at.* ar\J m pan* I «*f ,l.’» nu n for the Sennniile t'ounty, peace), why do yon think I came U r of reremonle*. Others Include not accidental. tirnml Jury In!* Item selected uli,, m prevuni* ,ear* have pur. tack* were gaining steadily in •uch a long w ay7" Kuruan Basing his belief on a report E rp rst Krupp, resident of San­ Raymond Maaaey, R uth Gordon, m* well it u n pa m l of |H meli In iputcd in luuriat club uc'ivitie*. force. ^ a l d as he slapped from a Hon. ford and retired Atlantic Coast David Rota, Conrad Thibault and by Dr. Georg* T. Lewi* aaaUtfor trial juries, O. T Merndon, und realdellt* of thi* vlcmlty. T lu l a elipper yesterday, Prank Black conducting . the N. unt professor of blochemiatry Berlin claim* the 3 1.000. ton circuit to u it tlrrk , -aid liofay »I n, are inlervard In the iirysn. •I came to offer my all-out IJrto engineer, died suddenly a t B. C. Symphony Orchestra and at Emory University, who exam, Malaya was his home this morning a t 1:60 t ’ivd eases Inted are. Frunk iriiiun of lhi» year’* tonri*t eiiib. British battleship assistance to my colUagoe, Am­ Chorus. _____ —.* . inrd viscera of th* dead ele­ HHREVKI’OIIT, U . N»v. l& A. - M«eg»'L plaintiff vs, -At VV. mil meet for the purpo-e -f crippled in the U-boat a tta rk bassador Nomura ■ In Washlng- o'clock. phants, Mullins said: III a suit "f "getting nrquainted.” Tne meet­ which sank the Ark Kuyul. The 71 y ear old man began hi* —(4*1— U enteniry College xtu. Kpp«, defendant. * ton. A* a diplomat with an Im­ The findings hy Dr. M e w ii dents nuirchetl 300 strong fl/tOO; Christine ing will login at 7:30 nVIuck, to damage* for portant mission, I am not In a railroad career on the New York, On the Russian front tin* Nn. bear out our theory that there the snnual laiuisiene Methodist Arulrewd. plaintiff, vs. the A t­ Mi - Mayme Hodgkin, director 'lo altio n to aay much. All tho New Haven and H artford Ballxis sny their planrs are raiding was too much poison for th* (’o n ftr^fee Friday m orn'ng and lantic t o.i.ut Line Itnilroad, «l« road end entered the service of the tourist entertainment de. talking m u tt be done In Wade, elephants to hava gotten It ac- present'd s resolution asking thi femlant damages $ J , ; Orungo p.irtmeiit. declared today. Sevastopol and Kerch constantly. logon. I fuUy reads* the diffL the Atlantic Coast Un* in 1906. cid*nt*lly." For his perfect record as an I an yi ung women, Mi** lie. The fighting around Moscow and r4»nfervn* • to rescind its action lu ll fruek und Tractor Com eulty of my task." ‘ ’ PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15 Dr. Lewis la continuing hi* ng of Thjr-.Uy forbidding dancing | pany. plaintiff, v*. Donald Dunn. bne Tamm and Mi*» Cornell* Leningrad is reduc *d In wu-illng Later, as he hoarded a plana engineer, Mr. Krupp received a OP)— Wage Increases of $10 a examination, but meanwhile no on the college campus. ih'fi'iiilanl. ilmnilgi* 11 . Fniiiiiiin. will a**iat Mr*. Fein. off Russian attempt* t*i lu 'n k fa r Washington, K urusu com- 25 years service pin when he word waa forthcoming aa to in. retired In 1032.' Ilie handling nf her II- through. The demonstration was orderly Ben t'jn ly und Irene Hull, plum -1 1„.,^ month fo r 350 Philadelphia sea­ vestigations by circus officials Among hi* other activities, Hr. tiff.-, i< Snaio William*, ile The Kuislan* admit the iinniln. l.i,ii y fiom which tnwn.|«' 0 |ile men employed bp three steam , und none of the student* rn terrd •T har* e re many people who, and police. The clrcua was at felidiint. ejection; Anile lie I .mil'll Krupp for over 20 y e a n held limy -till rent volume*. The oh. ent lus* nf the Crimen. ship companies a r t provided in the conference hall except » fo r their own advantage*, w ant Savannah Friday. No other committee. the offlco of secretary-treasurer Varn. ••Inint iff, v*. Tin* Gulf The British staged new raid* an agraam ant with the compan­ j.., i in moving it* loca'mn •» to bring our two eountrie* Into fur un Brindsi, C atania, and Aclre. The resolution pointed oui Imleinnity ln»urance t'umpany, merely a* a convenience w ar. B ut we muet took a t things of the Sanford Division of Bro­ ies announced Friday, by Harry deaths were reported. Mullins had described the that “9H percent of the student* drfem lint. damage* 61.000. t,,iiri-t«, the librarian pointrd nut. dale, killing 29 and injuring 21). from o u r own point of view. We therhood of Locomotive Engin­ Collin*, business agent of thu death of tb* elephants aa "mas* •lance and did dance nrlnr to eer* and waa awarded the Em AFL Seafarers International Un. Alan, Mury (*. Kiiaier and huaMm* Tamm and Ml** FinnerMussolini announce I i higli sum etw have our j___ own reaponii. JA'tm __ , murder”, and pointed out that entering Centenary college. •<> band, A. I.. Kmler, plaintiff*, in will al*o art aa Junior hos- command shakeup. Gen. Frnnclacu blem of 40 T e a t's Membership ton. f filltle e to o u r «Ww p e o d a « » * . those poisoned W*r* th* oldest Th# companies a a d th* num­ ther* is little chance of any va. Iteln-ecu I'rkv, defendant, ti'.M* by greeting guest* and nt. Iricolo ha* h*«n ousted us staff end then to the world. So what­ la th at organisation. Ha waa: a member o f the San­ ber of employs* o f each a ffect, and best trained in tho big circus tudent acquiring the li-bit hv damage* 62.7,000; Clyde Bunn­ tending uny requests the visitor* chief and under w*i rrtarv for ever eomee to paae, we should herd. ford B. F. .0 . E. fo r M y e a n ad war* th* W a ta ra a n Staainreason of nia entering Ceuten. ell, et. al. plaintiff, v*. Uidled might make. »uch ** arrnng. aviation. Iricolo i* replaced by look hot for oor own good. I,iiinl»« r I'nmpany, et. ul. ilumaad recently waa electedto serve mg curd game*. The recreation Gen. Rinti Corao Fougier. eiecvra w ship Company, l U l the Panin, ary." Persona In high authority have SM age*. 17.000; and I'heonix In direijor i* particularly enlhiiaiasof til* local «nlar-Oecldsnt*l Steamship ComThe Rusaian* claimed last sap reeled the opinion that the •a trustee) Thla brotherhood will ilemnity Cmnpuny v*. M«fx,well laxlge. 1 1 — T M . hrnth.riwwvd • pany, 30, and the South Allan lu- ,il»,ut the hnstrsae*. prominwnt night to be slowly driving the • out*# of p*e*a o r wor wHh JaStewart, damagra ||,MN). luct th* intarment service at conduct h ,ituili of thi* city, who will r<German* before them everywhere lie Bteamaklp Staoawkto Lines, 164. nan reeted on Kunuu'a forthView Cemetery, The giand Jury grnup. culled Lake \ ri'ivo gutmt* lit the renter on nn the Mo*cow front, und in the Collins tins said aald tho agreement conversation*. ’/ tu meet ul 10:00 o'clock Mimdny lIn wirioii* day* when tr-k will far aouth it wa* obvious that -T h* Rev. M artin J. B rim will brought th* m oathly aatoriea of J --- - .** • officiate TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 15.— a t the funeral service moat inurmng, i* cumpiiaeil of Rml lo* si'rved. the invader wa* making a l mo«l » *J» 4to I U 0 . O ther proOCALA. Nov. 15 - W h — Ken­ ney llarrl*. Orio It. Matliieux, .i (O attaeed • 4rf» only a creeping progress against visions include 30 cant* per hour (A h-L oria R. Bristol, 39. Weat neth II — ■ IlNMeil kf-ai Pose T » “l Ballinger of th* state ntPalm Beach, Friday raceived a a lerribl# Red resistance. for worfc'over an sight-hour shift to m er general’# office told the provisional appointment aa In­ and the seataea'a naintanance. It was. by all sign*, the best Florida Preea Asaoclatlon Friday stitutional parole aupervlaor for day for the Soviet arm* In many Colllna m id. Tba agreem snl la KK8EKVATION TO INSPECT the state's flcUtinua name law ths Florida Parole Commission retroactive to Nov. 1. a week, for Ihe German* throw should be clarified by amend­ at the stale prison. selvr* in effect acknowledged GAINESVILLE, Nuv. 15.— ment* a t the neat session of the Chairman rra n c ls R. Bridges, everywhere they were Member* of the Campbell-la>*»- that WORCESTER, M aas. Nov. (A*) Four scientist* from Clrm‘ , Jr., aald Bristol eras named to the legislature. l'u»t of the American l.rgion struggling bitterly not for mile* IS —OP)— Beeratary of Trea­ Russell Key. Tamp*, president (im Gollege. South Carolina, will lug temporary poet before tb* com­ ^ Jam e s Aliea Chaadlsr. U-year- sury will meet Monday night a t H:0O but for mere yard by yard. V. M organthau suggested a mission's nlna supervisors war* of th* association, said many make u tour, of tho University o'clock at the legion H ot to hear realdaat o f this county, died vast post-w ar * program Th# greatest of n serlea of \_ today false of Florid*'* wildlifo conservation report* on tho Armlatleo Dsy victories reported by the Soviet appointed because of Dm n****- person* had gained the w - f »■> a t hto borne a t 701 taraby every m an, woman and law wa* reserve nt Welaka un the St. parade and celrbratlon and make on the ren tral front was sinful aty for g atin g • parol* and pro­ Impression th a t the W eat N toth 8 tre a t following an lid Uia world over would he LONDON, Nov. I I — </T tpromoted by nawapopars. It re­ John* River Tuesday, it wa* an­ plan* fur the celebration for next Tula, 100 mll*s to the south Ulneee at five aw athar guaranteed enough food to b l Tb« Yago*lav Government in ex. bation program under way at quire* every firm not operating nounced Friday. year, Joel Field, Doit command­ of Moscow, where It was said U* asserted today th a t In the Raiford immediately. The law permit* th* commis­ under th* ow ner's name to pub­ IQ. 1579 er. said this morning. ( that after two week* of batll* HI* propotal _ would have a two weeks MOO Yugoalav sion * 116 KN1(01.1. IN c c e lish In a legal advertlsqm cqt the to taka 90-day provisional fo r lha two-fold purpose of eliminating paat 'Monday afternoon a t 3 00 o - a major German offenaivr that civilians. Including aehaol b o y \ W th a t tlma tb s major cauaa fo r war*, and o f had baaa shot by d a m a n force* appointment*. Bristol has been name* of the owner or owner*. JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 15.— rlnck a sesilon of the executive Involved 15 eonaecutlv# tank at­ ■ id Haines. Increasing tho farm er*' m arket, regional director for* th* state haa tack* had been broken. (AT—October civilian tonaerva- committee of the legion » ha told tba N ational Grange's of oasapatiaa a t K n m J w a c In beard of social w elfare for three villa. Ho "Th* Germans were her# ygsraprtm l fo r tiw tlon corps enrollments in Flo­ been called in conjunction with of 26 of 71th annual convontton. tho meeting* of the advisory tenlay," said an official ae. N atl »oIdler*. rida totaled '416, th# state wel­ ^ Tb* commie*low birad Frank rommittc* of tho Bona of !*e count. 'T o d av . only their eorp. fare board, selecting agency, re­ Yana roe*, J r .,' F o rt P tortr, a t a rt: * f far. legion, Mr. Field added. sea are h*r*.H ported Friday, Nettle $100 a month as a clerk to as­ CINCINNATI. Npv. 1$ ~(JP> In every other major »*etor sist B ristol They will (aka over —> Death took tb* second of two ^ . Nr*. about 51oscow th* Russian story O r land* and Padgett oJOrUac Ihelr new J*b* a t Raiford on polar boar cubs Friday, 43 was similar; A t Kalinin, 95 Nov. 24. iiaur* a fte r th eir birth In Clnmile* abov# th* capital, 20 So­ T n v t o ' Chandler ctoM ti'a viet village* raeaptured w ithin _ - 1« *'a * A urora, their m other, had dis­ a 24-hour ptriod. A t Maloyar. owned them and both war* placaJ oslavata, 65 mll*s southwest of Tb* n ased Tsarlet Annual la to private homes an a special Moscow, th* last detachment af espectod off tb* ag«as Tuesday botUa-fad diet of goat milk. The The time limit of the Sanford tack of Intercut shown by young th* Invader driven from the east with p to to n a a a « Information first M b died la s t night. Slogan Contoal which I* being people of tho high school age bank of tlj# N am River.' BARTOW, Nov. 4 3 ,-tff> -A R usaian' information, ae In tho aboat potato ad.iatw ast In the sponsored by tho Merchant* Townspeople seem to be enthus­ ity dairyiastic, according to th# number of aouth waa not so dtU ilad—nnd Association and scheduled to clow* Increase Nov. ID ha* been extended to Dec. entries, but students have not re not quite so confident In ton# price of atiOt la Utla —b u t It waa claimed th a t before I In ordeV to give contestants a •ponded. t o i t eeato a quart a t a There krill be three prixea of Rostov, on tb# Don Rlvar. tb* longer opportunity to make their by Paul antrloa, Gen# G, Baber, chairman 910, 13, |2 aw arded to w inneri northern gatew ay to the Cauca­ sus, an allte Naal dlvtoto.v had starve *1 tbo eeatoot, aaaeunoed tod a ri and aM sli j i M whtoa am ta n u d U en teuU d.‘ A I tfl-th * Crimea, The slogan which to chosen Vill In will becomo the proparty of It waa said th a t Russian ra ta . bo usoc by Ure Chmabor of Corn- the Sanford Merchant# Aaaocla. forrementa still w a rt moving op. store*. buain*aa*s and on tion. In th* caa* o f a tto, dupli­ stationary of various organlia- cate award* will bn. mad*. Judge* for th e contest hav* been chos*n but Mr. Babor did not dia. cloa* th*lr Identity. However, F a ir a a d cooler la tiw norih h* remarkad th a t th*y are and central portion* tonight; Sun­ paopl* who am qualified •aloct a win oar Is th is typo of day p a rity aloudy with m oderate' Committee C o n t a c ts Business Firms To M a k e Collections Situation Is Explo­ sive As Far East « Diet Holds Meet S i Library Moved To Tourist Center In Preparation For Formal Opening Erneil Krupp, % r, Dies T h is Morning Elephants’ Deaths* Charged As Murder Opens S ession Monday Morning es Wo Me tielil For 7 1 - Y e a r - O l d Resident S u n d a y College Students Ask Dancing Be Allowed 350 Seamen Of Three Companies Get Raise Parole Supervisor Gained A t Raiford Watson Explains Trade Name Law J. E. Chandler States • Dies Following Morgenthau Post-War Food Plan Short Illness Legion Groups To Meet On Monday Reprisals Occur In Yugoslavia •fir Bear Cubs Die When . Deserted By Mother Jaycee Information Booth Opens Monday For Four-Month Season Polk Dairies Ask Milk Price Jump Time Limit On Merchants* Slogan Contest Is Extended To December 1 to B s t " T 'j ' .*••• V ■ • H C S H H Local Weather / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 14, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald