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BAMVOKD. r u m O A
Florida Fans
For Tift With Look With Fear
Tampa Friday A t M iami Contest
h.\W IN TER PARK, Noe, l i e b (lp e d a l) — Th* Rollins Tara,
K m With the tu b of aobdolng
U M Tampe Bparts ns |n Tampa
s n td a y night; practiced nearly
M w f U n g hi the booh yaatarday
n l worked tirelessly on thalr ax.
Bpw lvp repertoire of play*.
HfcTho varsity acrimmsgsd th*
Egtfoshauan
and
axparlmanted
W
' i lot of- passing. Grady
0 V , hanky T rr sptnn*r-b**k.
' M M target* fairly regularly
t M ' Drv* Frailer, light-weight
Wag^Mck. Sam Pugh, and end*
; Ralph Chisholm aoo Reedy TaL
r f y U tM , th* • only homo-town
bisy on th* Rollins aquad, has
.developed great frxOlty la the
phaa snagging department. That
Cdoplad with kU aggressive end
Iplay baa caused hint to' gain the
■M over Red Harris of Clearatartlng right end, alw ■«
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Nov
12.—
(Special)—For Use first time In
•.’nr four v»>r •:vi-irt k t w v s ihe
two schools University of Florida
glV ’ion foUcivur* look *»war»l the
g*ri* with kllaml next Satnr.li.y
with soma fear and foreboding.
Even In 193S when the llurrlcanal took their only victory of
th* sertee by m 19-7 count Hoi id*
supporter* wer* confident of vic
tory up until th* closing minute*
of the flrwl qcarter.
Th* Mlamtms undefeated In five
(Tine* as compered to th* Florida
record of two win* and flea de
feats bav* a veteran lln* and t-o
,
me
brilliant sophomore Ireks, How
ard Pisa man and Rura Coairs, to
throw Into the path of the (islor*
this season.
Any advantage th# (iators may
have hod In malarial at the start
of th# aeaaon f#U considerably
s* a result of Injurlea received in
the Georgia * « ti last Saturday.
Full becks Red Mack and bill
Cowen. who had turned In Just
about all tho play at the linebucking poet thhi asason, both re
ceived In Juris* likely to ke*p them
out of th# gMiW. ax ““ V tttl
Entsmlnger. aophomore «l*»,rtrrback. and Charley T ate» number
one reserve.
though tha change may not le
a final on*.
Ed Friedaon, a five foot pine
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Inch, 190 pounder, perforemed
at a guard spot and covered
a lot of territory on defense.
Although a reserve, Friedson
has been used mors and more
frequently by McDowell In recent
games. Ills slowness afoot U
the Miami Beach boy’s greatest
handicap.
I Una coach Alex Walt# devoted
a lot of time to tha Rollins
, tackles, Ollia Baker. . Trammell
Whittle, Gus Kourlourla, and
n't b« cold thia
Floyd Jagg ears. Tha tackles
iUr—lit oni of oar
have
shown ' up strongly In Rol
kUn keep y o u
lins games, but -Waite wasn’t
m . W*T1 IngUll one
satisfied with th*U tackling,
calling it of the “flngera” var
1 Will give yoa adeiety. 11a asked for more us*
Ito bMt At low coot
of th* shoulder and lag drive.
l yn won’t hart to
BUI Justice, 180 pound splnt up your flropfateo
ner-back, appeared In good shape.
In aplts of an ankl* Injury that
do ft. 8m ua today.
haa bean bothering him for the
past weak. If* ran bard and
ipassed wall, although hla kick
ing was far from tops.
Kolltru haa .won sight out of
'nine gam** front Tampa and
* Elactrie Sonic* has run up a total of lid points
•to M for tha Apartana.
Uncas a*—"I a l a yoo so, dear cheerful—and chatty, too.'
—last night th* moon v u bean,
Spices were so important In
tlful” ta d “I'm terribly lorn.
N t t i now th a t you’v# gone to ancient Rome that the law ex
empted from military serried
VENICE, Noe. l i — (8 p « * l) camp."
* Letter* to b o p In camp, the anyone connected with the spice
—Dr. Fred H. Albee, In an confide*, “ehould bo Joyous and Industry.
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srtk le prepared for the “Flerida
Optometrist”, points o at that
msny eye dlsordera may be
traced directly to Improper diet
which causes a lack of certain
mineral* and vitamins.
AI be* has been carrying on
riperimrnU a t hla Florida MadIci I renter for scecral year*
and has definitely
established
the fact that whan Florida fruit*
■nd vegetable* are given proper
Today & Thursday
fertilization and e n ta ia chemi
cals are added to th* soil, the
mineral and vitamin coolant
can be materially Increased.
Improper Diet Is
Blamed For' Eye. His
BUCK' BULWARK'
■JIM u Ani&LL,
v e f e e A ri " U fito s o f
TAe otfio sixte-'
" BUCKC^eS
Jiatir SecrrHfiR
I'&ZilL/MAXAU
A rfv ffA S w 4
vteARr a b o
Cheerful L etters To
Soldiers Is Asked
BOSTON. Nor. I t - O f \ —
Girls, forget that o.oon and “wlah
you were hero” stuff In your
letter* to soldier boy-friends In
camp.
Margery Wilson, head of Mas.
sachusrtls
S^nte
Extension
courses In charm and etlquatt*,
savs ao.
She says taboo ara such tan.
j i t s 7iS ftthto*
-m ooeie,
.
of
wc oertsrtaA A
All Lsxstlvcs
he Leaden I
g jJ O jd jH S IO N
AUER
Record Crowd
Expected To See
Gator-Miami Game
Dance Halls Must
Pay $100 License
license tax for merely permit
ting dancing the music and
dancing add* to tho ettractiona
at Ih- place to enhance th* pro
fit* from tha serving'of meals’’.
A lop-seller among laxatl
sll over th* 8outh for yaai
That’s BLACK-DRAUGHT! W
If constipation haa y ea l<
miserable, taka soma tonight
directions and see- If It doesn't
give you gentle, thorough, satisfy
ing relief I Mad* from purely vege
table ingredient*—one a tonleIsxstive that helps tone lasy Intevtlnsl muscle*. Naxt time, try
BLACK-DRAUGHTI
—ADV.
Auto Painting & Body Repair
CORAL GABLES, Nov. 12 (Hpeelal)—Thirty thousand peo
ple- graatest crowd ever to ga
ther for any football game In
Florid* other than an Orange
Bowl tlaralc—are rxpacted here
Saturday night Nor. 1ft when
the University of Miami llurrl.
eanea battle tha University of
Florida Gators for the state
gridiron championship.
The series started back In
10.18 when Eddl* Imnn'a/yunnlng
and Johnny Douglas' punting
gar# th* Gator* a 19-7 baiter.
Ing
before
10,000 surprised
fans In Gainesville. The follow
ing year, 18,8.18 fan* war* In
th* Orange Bowl to watch Tom
my Harrison's passes break a
first half tla and bring Florida
a 13-0 victory. Last Fall, on a
cold, enld >night, th* crowd
dropped to 17,808 because of th*
weather and Miami'* poor team
40.tii.fl
Dr*-season dope nada tho Gi
tor* a heavy favorite to repast
** they retained rractlcally all
of th* starters from thalr 1840
•earn but Coach Tom Uab'a man
tbowad a tendency to lat up for
8t minute or :two
every gam*
]
.. j every
losing a scries of dost ton!
Miami on the other hand, ui
trad a Dock of gooj enphon
to back up • few good vatc___
gad a weak ago sen-ed a tre
mendous upset In defeating un
beaten Texas Tech 0-0 btfor*
24,825 fan*.
*
Holdover star* l.ielud* X apt.
Tom Kasrns, a fine tackla and
William Wundar, hla ruaalng
% *l7 $ U 4 U
ftVEDN E g P A T , N O V E M B E R 1 1 / 1 M I
308 W. 2nd Si. — Sanford, Florida
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Extraordinary
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Bif City Critics
W. R. “ SPEEDY” WILLIS
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Graduate At Arcadia
• letmvat to fae*etla6 failed plseee
* a dream.. .l(5tffhwV*w say lead
your rkaae* to as* atmoa* Isads sad
ly ea* la books. Ye* aad yew draw Ubwhfla yau'ra aiktra.
work la fwfl of I k r ill.-I lk . f lw l msa*uv*v*, sal
pvaetiea, leeaeblag leipedaea eetapulttn* plan** j
aaappatit* It ahraa yew Mr that irawd Navy food
O JO B JLn th a world oflhn ao couch oa a corner In th*
CM this FREE BOOKLET
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dodda to return to d v il Ufa.
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Sanford Is The Only Ccnlral
Florida City Affording Kail, llighwaj
And Water Traasportalion
TotuOT m m
Egtnblished In 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1. 1911
lion Leaders Map “« " * « {”
elephone Workers Before strM
strike In 42 states
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W
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♦W alkout To Go Into M utual Admiration
E ffect 12:01 A. M.
Saturday U n l e s s
* Dispute Is Settled
i
C lll
V/ d
I 1 O
Bureau
Shattered Coach Of Wrecked Express
N l MIIF.lt «'»5 /
Pres-
Defenders D e c l a r e
Lines Unbroken At
Sevastopol, L a r g e
Soviet Sea B a s e
8M afi*ied Press
u 'im in u tratio n
official*
,,Bl“ y reported su th o rlte " w -y «.» be considering Irjis la 11 loll requiring a “ cooling o f f
W n » » lr
b,-f»rr worker* could (trik e
W U l K "i d rfu n t* im luatrict, b u t pro. Miling (nr tx>nu*r* tu employes
on th r rout of livinfv 1
P onca
[rllS c
I
)IC
London Claims
Nazis Batried
High
*15.000 Members O f
Long Lines Group
Ask W age Raise
Lays Labor
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ICCCI
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Fierce Fighting Ts
Reported On Both
Flanks Of Moscow
Mich. i^ideni
.
' Kdwar.t A tJ’N ral of the Amel*
I n e \ - n a n I' Mi iii
Bureau
Federation
|
aRMTlnl tfiat labor unions m uat
I A a i l C r S , ) it |(| sum** of thi*ir rights in lh*
! present ilefina** program .
%«•***tntr.l I're.s
j
Os
| | t. H*. r | t Ct| that th*, "sUkW*
miluntry And latnir now a re tak*
mg mmm will ftwevp tho nation
| inlo inflatioii." *ml th a t ooly
n;-vtrr.m . nt .-..ntrul cquld protect
I tl*,. lu rim r ami
o th er
little
r' " U• 1' • r,%y *";•
follow* from the
ruleful
tlay
uiult i the dictsitoi - when booming prices anil wage*
.explode."
pd, howi'Vi r, that tin* j I'rennlent |(i»osevelt called <’ •
isnisi **j«y. u » •* new conference tin
the rag in g
un hard -hip* wild -'‘'- c o a l dispute yeaW nlay a* mount*
,ing lulnir tro u t Its tnreuU ncd to
in, a predict.«*u l*i:it b a lt so ft coal production* tio up
S tates I >!*"» «ituni.oi»
n ation's railroads and po»a.lm g up to
g e n e t.^ 9| b| y ,|e fr a t the n e u tra lity bill,
nply title to .ne i n - x . , While a C. I. O. boycott of tho
trm lf union leaders : naationaal defens,, m ediation board
rw ard ip «»>.• ops inng
u c rlp p|ing blow to th a t
m entarv debut** ftutlay [ pcace-n»aking agency, Rooaovelt
Ush w ar policy.
asked thr.** C. I O. leader* and
ihdity
win
P°jn ‘Ijth re e niujor steel com pany O^e.tin ||«»pk in son, im r . ! cullvrsl lo ta | k w iih him a t th f
supito. t of III *■*** - , W h iv I louse Friday,
despite the I lu lle d j T hofl. jnvitrtj ; f»hilip M urray,
ributioft, B ritain « «*n- r { 0 president; John L. U w ii,
a g re fttrr pnHlueticfn i y n ite«l Mine W orkers prcaidont?
that
capacity
Vcry |T h n m a a K rimed v. aecrcta v.treaa-
Uooni-veli m ile | to .
v um* i f VI tlu* tip.
l i t . «n.I • *■iuim. .*h l..
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1? —
(/PI— Leaden of th* inde
pendent union of telenhone
workers mapped plana for n
strike which union president
♦John J. Moran said would
diarupt long distance com
munications' over the Amer
ican Telephone and Tele
graph System in 42 states.
%trs ihould Rot bo affectsd
lbs walkout,
tin J- Moral
FodsnUou c
ipbsas Work*
; union, laid
.taken action
« o * . 1 4-a I
Actors See No
.. Poor M o r a l e
k&M T. ' w F - i x
Priorities Are
Not To Affect
Home Builders
was reached aftsr a weetin* yestarday with th s U. 8. esaefllaUss
asrvica and rsprsasnutlsaa of the
American Tslaphons vStnd Tele,
graph Company, Mbran »ald. It
would beesms effective a t mid.
nhtht, Friday.
. Union demands Include a 4
percent ways boost and narrow,
b i of ftoirraphis pay ditforen. Sanford Citizens May
tlala.
E r e c t Residences.
Moran said yesterday’* meetinr
faOsd ts mtka any proersek and
Dealer
D e ce l a r e s
(hat no effort had beta made to
t
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sen i s
certify ths dispute ts th s na.
In retard to 8anford clUtens
tlonal mediation beard. Ths unlea prsaident announced Nov. 3 bulldinc or remodelln* residences,
ha had appealed to President W. J. Toll of ths United Lumber
Company explained today that
la Washington, an aids to
Secretary ef Labor Perkins, only
official who can certify a dU.
note, said the labor secretary
had net certified the case and
hM net refuted to do no. The
•Ids said probably no eertlfMo
tion weald m u l t aaleee th e tonc IIla lion service resorted failure
to settle the problem.
lorittlnn.’ •
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;w i, made known
a t oner
would accept the invitation
other* wvnt s * tMcle*l to do
nr ’ likewise.
j Involved w»* 0>o U . M. W 'n
no dem and for a union shop in
• ita p llv e coal mine*
uwnrd by
li.- seven steel lom panic*. A decision
e r!» f <he m ediation board a en o .'i
{the U M. IV. dem rnd let several
<n C. I O. men to resign from llm
linjloard.
n . ' The W hile H ouse *r*s c u p e ln rd to follow up it* move with
,om e step* to prevent
a
tad
e r tlv.up.
ltd) A strik e of
15,000
worker*
who handle Io n , distance tel.Cli phone wire* In 12 state*, v ff.rrx live a t m idnight
F rid ay .
an*
le forecast by
John
J.
Moran,
president o f
the
Independent
federation of Innir lines tele-
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F o u r m otion pieturo actom whi
e n te rta in ed A n frle a n * In C-trlh.
Quite a number of .Sanford
people were asking who “won"
the child (Wen away by the Sul.
vatloa army aa advertised by
Ihern In tho parade Tcreday.
Major W. P. Lancer said Today.
th e baby, Vlryinta Patricia
Langsr, daufhter of the Major,
was fiv tn away aa scheduled and
It wax the Lord who "won" her.
Major Lan(«r m ealed . It I* u
"but stock* In the vartou* part of the ceremony of the Sulmaker yards are adequate vatlon Army and mean* that
the child was dedicated to the
Lord, a gesture similar to the
baptising or christening of babies
of some religions, ha aald.
I Mth to a M tof wmdkal-oire
me facilities
which deal
sd 111 hospitals
■able ef tnsUlling
a t even though It
•rows
ores, the
toT
defense
c a n a l to «i«mpt
from the ban on
tetoto that It may
.the "one * use In
H It abeololeiy
I
N azis Storm
jCity Of Kerch;
Russians Hold
n ueaJ rro m
• W ire N ew suhotos
Will Go Through
38th In B eds ’
F or H ospitals
i Farm
.Member Associated Press
An Ihouah ntnu.hed by a , i , n l ham nii’i
I'rn n .y lv n n ia, lie , strew n ov. t the riifllt o f w.i
a eoaih of the t liiiay*- t,. N.-w York e n |* i.,.
st I'unkirk, Ohio, Moir than n score r f
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City Commission
Authorizes Sal e
Of 65 H o u s e s
|Yonnally Shoots
High Match Score
At Gun Club Meet
Locations W.i II Be
Pub.lL sht^d, Seal
ed Bids Accepted
i Medal Meet Will Be
.1 November.. 17 And'
Turkey Shoot, 22,
Malp of aTestiit i*.* Id. ,.. .
n« *l
by thv citv vv.»x" ilfi
I
li>.
the t'ity I •.iu»ni-sii»iir»
tit th« u
m u ting b f night .1 1 >«• • i\
Hall, II N S ayci, vitv iU*rk
oaitl thU m orning
T he lee*tit'll tif ths ltou«e* .*r«to be *ilvritN C|| in I'h. S D tf'itl
lit raltl within a f«w ilaya hiu.
th e Cuinnti'xkin will
r«M»i
tu rrcciv# *%-jtI•••I l»it|a on tlu n
Mr. Sayef^ explainetl.
The wale of u vacant lot im tu .l
hy thi city In K. M. A runt a.for S'*.pi wan nuthorize<| by ?li.g ro u p , .Mr. S ly e r *tM'e«|. »it.
le t in locateil on the »nuthw»*i
c o m e r of Cenevii anti O .k Ave.
nu«Ili«U on n :t()0.f«Mit length of
fire ho<e w ere opeiieil by l be
Com in notion mill
the
ro iitinct
was Mwnnlrtl to Hill l|intwii*«*
Company T he condem nation •(,
* negro ih u rrh anti pam onage "*i
tha northeu«t c orner of Sanfon!
A venue unit E ighth S tre e t wu*
I!** Ii I How **tlll|"ie 1 i-• ••iiipl*
tuiil mi • u ra le iki*h the
itiLoiti.it loit i *ii hand. How ever,
Wi‘ ai* of the oltitiinii Liiut )t U
no* (u il\ c irp lete mill foe that
tilth <* Home object I*•,i »
m.i-h bv j
w ith th r r
• dailoti-*, wo will publish the
It ». to gether w ith ine r i t e n k* I
•o U tee gl\»* own TX of till
tv i••■ e f ii• i •iiiiitio*iatit tlx a ciiatf**
te» • •* tf they ill «• Oil til** Il I."
Mr ll'ggio-4 i*tat**«L
■ W h**n the rm np|elr<l lift i*
rm ip d e d the f p i n tb n r «*f #*v»u.
more •• will ii.r.'s* i tp ic « m ade tiled
«• iol tlie*»ii out in an sw er t<* in.
•I' • • • f"t a» Mitmrd'itkilM, I'oli.
> i ' . m.' the pl.tci i out |»*nte*il at
fit** t •■•t.
t he Set rc ttiiy
■If I h»*r»* it u'lyiiik' ih.it i>
u n h * tiiimt* H n.it in d u tli’il m
till* I ll.llllltvt't II-' h*»
Shknl
to get in touch v ilh tlu* (Tumi.
b'T *-f f ’onimcrc.* .*t m ri*. t»r.
if anyunc objects tu luiving *h-
nuii"» ini lii'lrtl in l!u* lie tu Im*
piibli«ht**l. the ChamlKT ahouhl In
.t i
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Mr. I llg g in » gil U *1
Chattahoochee River
Power Recommended
MIAMI, Nov. 13 — 0P>- Tho
Atlantic Deeper Waterway* ’As
sociation was asked Wednesday
to endorse • proposed ( 90.000,.
000 power and transportation de“ t Chattahoochee
velopment ef* the
River.
R. Bachman of Atlanta told
Teaching Of Health the,J. group
that expenditure of
about
(40,000.000 on the project
Needed In Schools now would
Total export* of nil a e ro n a u ti
help alleviate a pow
er shortage In the Atlanta srra. cal equipm ent to the B ritish
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 13 The proposed development, he amounted to m ore th an (2X1.UP)— A group of Florida edu taid, would furnish water trans- 000.000 during first seven month*
cators agreed at a conference prrtation facilities from Atlanta e f 1941. according to A eronauti
cal Chamber of Commerce.______
hero Wednesday that most hl«h to the Gulf of Mexico,
schools In tha (tats are providing
Inadequate Instruction in health
and safety.
The confersoee was called by
Dr. Mode L. Stone of the state
department e f education. Plan*
were, mads fag a study of school
problems In area* which ar* con.
Mrs. R. B. Monroe ef Sanford and democratic manner" and of
slderod of particular Importance wii« im onr tha M rtani who saw I to* Duke, ah* .**•'*■ . . I 1
In time ef national emergency.
young and boylah looking, h it
stood beck, giving th* Duchea*
ths limelight. It was a ‘«rvam
Report
to hear hla 'southern drawl', when
wa
were expecting to hear broad
th* flanferd woman la visiting
a t the present time.
'AV.
"W hat won ev.rjrbo-ly'a heart
A letter Mrs. Monroe wrote
WASHINGTON/N«r. IS
— Th# CensOS I area k reported to M n. M. U W right ef thto was th* statement ha made in
City, n a i l "Waa I there?- I hla short speech, 'We appreciate
was, aland with everybody elee •ary much you poopto coming
down hero to welcome *» • . . .
Sanford R esident S ees Duke And
D uchess O f Windsor In Sebring
Cotton Seed
Compared With 1940
Co-operative Power
Plant Is Paying Off
KNOXVII.I.K. Tenn.,- Nov. 13
— t/t’i
Tho A lcorn C ounty E lec,
trie I’o w rr A*»ociation o f <>u
u n lit, Mi*.*., m ade It" fo u rth r*-.
duct lull in im-nthcrship fee*, the
TV A
announced
W ednesday,
hrinirioir the f*c tn (25 from
, o m tu m sl Slot) and re tu rn in g
(2X 1100't o 2201 mem ber*.
The au th o rity added th a t the
cooperative, which s ta rte d with
1200 c u ito tn eH and
now
has
3200, received grroa re v en u e ,
of (170,000 last year.
O ther arromplUhtnrnt* of the
cooperative are the reduction of
resole filial electric
costa from
5 .’17 c en ts a kilowatt hour to
1.7 rents and the Increasing of
ne.-rnire an n u al consumption from
5HM kilow att hrurs to 2110.
Cooking School To
, Be Held Tomorrow
|h u m h m g
o f th*
i " ' i t .Old
har-
tior and In av v tlaouige to threu
Hu«sian o u n t . .» tlistro y e r and
|fiv«* m erchant »d*ip*
l.ontloii iih seiv ir*
said
tho
jtie n n n fis w ere "*till h .iffh d m
1their attem pt
t*i find a " s o ft
1 spot" In th»- Mas* mi defense, anti
I mid th a t approxim ately a m il.
I lis.x
on' I
tr r f'e rm Y ' •p
triHlps had MifTPTCil “appi eclahle
I ciisiialt les'* m the ’,|.*s,-.,w
as. .
| sun It. H itler lig h tin g was contin
u i n g in the snow, mud and cold
j w eather, l.oiuloU said
file Moscow ratlin said the Na! *i centrul fro n t comm and waa
, m oving up * division nf H itU r't
1elite guards In tha V ulakeU m sk
a artn f. ttft m ile t n- rtb w ret, **d
*London said the tierw an x w»r*
preparing a new M«>*ruw o ffen .
wive deip ite enorm ous losses.
The tier m an w ar m achine h*J
been stopped everyw here on the
eastern front except m the C’r u
| urea, although
heavy
fig h tin g
'c o n tin u e s in various local actions,
| frt nt dispatches indicated Wed*
• nesdav
A ttacking tie rm an fercea were
throw n hack
five
hides from
. T ula, I IB m iles south of Mm*,
i cow. and were r»*p»ilse*l w ith lieu*
i vy losses at hiilm m , *t.p» 'n ile i
north of the capital, Soviet re
ports »nid Hut iii the C rim ea
I the Herm ann
claimed,
w ithout
I Russian denial, to have r r n r h td
JI h r m atc rn r. »*t I t i» l«« (nun
K trrh anil th s
n srr« .
l im i t
ti’Htlinir In the ( '.v c i tu i .
A ( i r r n u n m iliisrv *iM'k»»m»n
■ m lm itli'il tlm t w ith the d trt'iilio n
o f lh.- C rinu'n unit a ttu th ir Hu»i- .inn ntt*m |it to lin-nk o u t of
I l.rninurnil, nil w n. rom |Uirtillvsly
r >|iii.*t oil n tlo 'r *<fliiili* of tho
r «s*ti>rn fro n t.
(
W sr
ilevi'lnnm riitn,
m
il'*nrrilo'il by both
inyltidsilt
.
I. Tho Kti'oiinn't -nul th a t •
e thrt'O.iiny tin 11lo h:ol rolitM ths
J (irrinan* bio k fm* milcn from
. T uln a n .| nluotihton-.l Mli’O o f
Ih rlr n fflo rri nn.l n u n , th a t tu n .
n Inint'il ittinninn ro u n to r-n tta rk n In
i. tho Donrtii ba«ln luul m tlnril ,lx
t ntilrn nt otu1 t«»int nnil r a p tu m l
n n strutr*iri<* railw ay t'oitil anil th at
y n rn r Kalinin n G srnw il Ih ru tt
r. hml b rtii r r p u l .n l with
(. (irrn m n lonnt*. T h r Itril n ir fores
o rrp o rtrilly wus numt a ctiv e ami
y wan *ait] to h avr
munnhvil k
( ir r m in tan k rolinnn 10 mile*
n Ionic n ear O rel atul to havs annU
i- hilateil a C vrm nn ra v alry unit
il of 2000 men. Fiithting near T u .
t. la Mill raiteil and w in adm itted
ly of a neriou. c h a ra c te r »l.
thrugh the situ atio n w as far from
/
Shake-up Comes In
Miami Government
Vacant House Partly
Destroyed By Fire
critical.
2. German dispatches, dealing
almost entirely with the Crimea,
claimed Naxi and Rumanian
troop* which hail reached tha
0
Fire ta rtly destroyed a vacant
house on th* north**/* corner of
orl
m
cc
*B
—Tha-.ganford.womtn ^ t g ^ - iii
ana eld lady among the epecia-
r jiir s
jss £:
s
h ,
.«
|„ the Brituh A r t* ,
U.Mi l «|f,| I'irM
T h o <•••rnntiH n ,i ,“ rt»*<l lo-* •
rl.’tv Mn*\ w on* < ttirm in ir tht*
f o r t i r ir n t imiM »*f K o rrlt. HI a r k
S#»a iMlPw.nx t o flu* C a u i'a silH
oil fii'lils . . 111• l a ls o i v u o r t e d
thi* la id u r i* o f S4*\«*ral c o a s t a l
ilflV itsi* p o in t * s o u t h o f t h a t •
c i t v K fiitc iv t «jiis»t«*«I a H o m e
r a d io
ih is m n itr tin* o c e u im tio n o f tin* i*»rt I»v (lo r*
limit.K lin ilit.in f......... loit B us.
mall *••iii. • ♦ .I*■* 1.11 **d tin* IU*d
Artnv he.it nff an \x.« a tte m p t
t.i tu m the h 'l i l i deft use lines.
I'he It iiwim.i ns , lainied the t i e r ,
m itio were ’*•| it.i 11v unsuccess,
(u l" m
the fe ’hllt'g n ear
tfi*.
\u>ti»pnl.
tin* lug Ituv-minnaval
| l.u and * n 1 tlml the defense
14mes M in.un* dunbroken.
The
| Nazi*, how u i i . j i ted the dive*
Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth
Street a t 3:00 o'clock this morn
ing. doing several hundred dollars
In damage. Fire Chief Mack
Clevekvut said today.
The tiro first caught In an east
-- -------■ 'it ■« . m
xeteami-(■*■
tw ill wa see*
-------- - r ----. .
fore
flra n tn •nrtawl, Chljf
( IwfkaYMl tip la in ^ i C»iw# of th»
fir* haa not been determined.
Hanford diamond ball pi
will meet tonight In th*
front pert a t 1:00 o’clock
The Brotherhood ef thr!
Baptist Church meet* TU)
evening a t th* church
\
�TH URSD A Y , NOVEM BER 1 3 ,1 W 1
The Sanford Herald
Hospital Facilities
D itfin g u ia h e d
S e r v ic e
C roes
ibe month.
To carry out another defense
requirement—tha elimination af
ter Dec. 15. of almaet all the
bright work finish carrentiy used
on passenger cars—th a industry
will have to suspend passenger
vehicle production activities foe
a time, perhaps for three weeks.
Florida Ship Canal
Loses Indorsement
m .u -it was .rejected.
The committee did not receive
■' request that J t endorse the
(200,004,000 FJorkls ship canal
MIAMI. Noe. 13 - M V - The
projects committee of the na
tional rie e n and harbors con
gress ref need Wednesday to racommend against construction of
the mnfli-miltion dollar St. Law
rence seaway.
Frank Macy, who said he *poke
fer the New York State Water
ways association, the New York
State Chamber of Commerte. and
the Buffalo and Rochester cham
bers, saked the committee to Otr
the vast project, hot hia
FLORIDA FLIER MISSING
OTTAWA. Noe. 13 -W V — A
Canadian A ir -Forra casualty
Hit TDeadsjr night listed . two
t in t e d States
airmen misting
in active service overseas. They
were: Pilot Officer Donald Ar
thur Webster, Mrs. A. Webster
<iso (her 1. 1071 Lakevtew dries.
W inter Park, Fla. Sergeant G er.
cld Frederick Stentl/ord, Mrs. J
S. .Hentiford (mother). Rozbury,
Mass,
VATERSPAR
S U N .P R O O F
ENAMELS
HOUSE
FlO RH ID E -CLEAN
VARN ISH ES
PAINT • W A ll H I D E
UP AIDS
BRUSHES - M IR R O R S- GLASS
INTERS SUPPLIES
and
Picture
Framing:
.E VERSE FOR TODAY
gnf wno
A
now
bers
male
HAVE
NO
I f ARB BUND
AND
HIRED AND FEARFUL
FAITHFUL ARE NOT
They that trust In tba
i atw ,aa Mount Zion, which
K hn* movsd, but sbideth
«*—-Psalm 136:1.
(From Bptrlt)
__
s* d eaplskasd th a t they had net
eipeetad U - m eet th a myal
opgde en the tra in ,, tw t were
m be still and thlnh on air.
Wt fits nor the chanting tea—
t a M | ; flame nor ocean
U S Odlmsly—
iM T O tt deep mystery,
< y y , the ever-prrsent never.
epe/vdt wail 'on
which
G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS
t i n anyone knew it the train
was pulling lata 8ebriag, Panicky,
the girla remembered their duty
AFFRrtACH
->
Manhattan beauty school
offers a class for lady bar
because of the shortage of
barbers caused by th« draft.
we
ifaed, t>» jfalr hoard spread
H A .
(ajole^qho tringi tha voice,
ttMrnlng and the call.
■W-iS 4 f »
Am the reindj
L m u ’ like a hound
■Mg shape and scent,
fm w trr' the succulent—
in the mind.-
for breath at Winter llsvcn, D R r
arranged with Seaboard officfale
to place the two girla (Miss
Martha
Mitchell,
“Gardenia
Queen," and Mias Alice Bryan,
"Camellia Queen,” known s i . the
most
photographed
girla
In
America) aboard the tn tn so
“Of conns. I understahd,w
•aid thg Duchess, handing the
gorgeous bouquet back to Alice.
By this time the train had come
to a stop with several thousand
peoole Jammed about the back
platform of (he private car.
Aiks, her arms full of flowers,
wks nearest thg door and stepped
opt with Martha .close- behind
h e r,'e a g e r td R d f off the (rain
aitd play th e jr' p art in the ar.
Candleligrht
For a brighter night life l
■
.
«
Mans ingwear’s very awn cxdusiva fabric. The softest,
cuddliest dream with little
moonbeam shafu to make the
heavtnfy .alo n shimmer;; A
luxury look about (V that cv,m
(he.college laundry- can’t-ta k a * w » j:.ln a new collection of
"DremnuMaherVV. . perfect for>
back-to-achool! Jfeaven Blur,
Nod Bloc, Peaehglow, K m
Rdd, , ,
j . i rfAdvertised, in "M adgweiielic'
FALLOW NORTON.
„UMYBTICUM
Below i P, Ji -Perfection
by Mnnginjfwear *
gentleman«. am
Jl'p'by. MilfiSiritfwiar
P re s e n t's Cold
Shows Improvement
Far choir nights. K ind
deU U TTS— f tg m tn r —i
yoke, tsunuvdi l collar, th
bn wS» plenty of nl
baanU fal-,
• Blynken Blue, Drowsy
Below
...........
"T h really .felaa t i ,
djtUrprtoing
. r -*TxjAfirrER-'
tar MuimtngwgRr-
A .W ,
�'Trry-------------
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NOVEM BER
13, l » l |
THE
S A M 'O R D .
FACE
F L O R ID \
I *l i t li f i o o i l i n
o r
\\\
M.
< m
THREE
lc
5 . fle e ts
t;
t ,‘ij. \ iiii.^ticr Day
T elephone I IS i»,%• n :i\it
To* »»•- a i, -n a n l.fg io n ,
M R S . L O U R I N E B E A L , S o c ie ty E d I t o .
• *i ,i iIhiici* in j
\i ii. im ..
I
.lay <-vt‘nifW.|
••ii.tn v
L «in S'.t'ph* n«uti und t
M ---------------------------------------------------------------
• Social
HERALD.
Auxiliiiry :»mnsors
Armistice Day Dance
Social A nd Personal Activities
•
H A N FO RD
, Church Circle Meets
Calendar1 Wllh Mrs- burner
!• *
h I *i ■ .i
i:h v *'.
t K rtk* • o f O r -
. ‘ » I inuMt* for
Mrs. M. F. Sm ith c e n d u rtrd
. ... w , f irid.l
.. TH U RSD A Y
the devotional at the m eeting o.’
m ra * n |
in th<*
The reg u lar m eeting of Col. Circle H * of the t i t . ' Ita p ti* .-g u .u n e
i •• r«in Mtitl of
Theodor* Roosevelt C hapter of C hurch w hirh wa» held ut th c l i c r . Mr*
\f i
iii>t| ihc
th e U nited Spanish W ar V e tcrin s home o f M r . II. E. T u rn e r on I
'* 'iu h
wore
still be held a t th e home ol Mrs. W est S c v in te c ith S tre e t M>nda> ‘ J|
K .i-it
: D.i.i - ,IM
■ f» i* , uuiid to r j
Mae S h c a frr on Elm Avenue a t a fte rn o o n with M n O t;. R-.l. titf, N Y , arr
day D» ( ,
\ •> • 11, tin
fin**
k 3 0 P. M.
let as cv.ho<t?is.
upend the 'Mn!* i
.•it.'. I *
• .IV..I 4 i lout:
® ,T b e Fidelia Class o f the F irst
An intcri-ating t tlk was given It. Mitchell
fit.
* - l-y.H
B a p tist Church will meet a t th - by Mr*. S. C. Dickerson cn the
• I .1.1 I U*iT«
h tlM of Mr*. Roy B ritt, 200 B ap’Dl rri —innury work in Mex.Mr. &rn| M
\
W eat T w entiest S tre et, a t 7:20 >co. T he Bible stu d y , "C h ristian . |i»ft yostndiiy
*t •
floti
P . M. ‘
ity.” wa- taughi |iy .Mr*. F red D. (’. mimI «'il •
ii • i f*> pupil
T he Townsend Club will hold Mvers. A brief talk on stew ard- they " ill r* mil.'■
• -I llotl
Wn^l.t
9 * re g u la r m eeting in th e Court -hip w m given by Mr>. B. C week*.
M
M ry
House a t 7:30 P. M.
Moore. Mrs. W. A. C agle urged
v ,'|S
|» l - I - l l l i ' . l
W esleyan Service Guild of the each m ernh-r to enlist nt l e n t
till
Ml*'. Ami M u .
• II*
IlM lh flf
g (M ethodist Church will have a " t e new m'mlie-- foe th* eiride. iil from* lam .
•t
I «»»< ii As
d in n er m eeting a t 7:00 P. M. a t The nam e "F enr.ie T ay lo r" was te n d ril^ th r I I I '
i
i ii.* »* r*
which vmm li"M .
I ln< iiiun
*nn**giv«n th e elrrle.
l .ilk . lie* <i 1
•U
}0iY .A T he Junio^ W om an's Club Is
A social hour w as enjoyed end und JlilNh'ii on
' T ponaoring a benefit bridge p a r . refreshm ent* w ere
served
by uIm» Hllriufi t| ’ Vi••TI > l» »*\
1* 1tilt 1. p 1 id* i»L •
.1
\
which w .i. t»iv n
t r f o r m e n -a n d women in the Mes. T u rn e r »n.t M r . Roller.
i ity
\ • I1 1 1 .'•.<!
W oman'* Club beginning r t 7:30
P resent in addition to the b -v . A u d itm i.it in
»\ • oirif
..
1
H *. It .............
o ’clock. P riiea will
he
given. »-sscs v - r c : M-w. Sm ith
Mr« und pun I' '• 1
•m» i ■‘will
.' I1 . . . ,
* 1,
•
tli.u* ftir lh« \
•
T he public la extended an in- Myc-«. Mrs. Dickerson. Mr« J
••
1
t
,'i i l l l v 1 - l
^ R a tio n to a tten d und reserv a- A !itra " -'i\ Mrf'agle,
Mrs
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.11
til l ll .
" o n * m ay be mndc by telcphon- Moore, \ l rv I.. II M - r - v . M—
(ia rirc n ts N eeded
1*
.
Ill
\>.
Ing M r*. F- J . N elson. 011 - J , o r ** W M e -rr M - C II. Rudd
Mrs. S. A. Ii. W ilkinson. Mrs
Mr*. M. A. Yelvlntcton, M0.
T o I iil i » e \ - Q u o t a
I W atson RrH . M ^ . II I . ()y h o rrFRIDAY
——1 •
ii i!nm mu;
\ t 4**l' '
T he R rse C ircle of the S a n . Mrs. A B. Maker Mr*. R T
• •
Mrs. r It I
I,
i
\» 1 j
Ii 4 t |
ford G arden Club will m eet w ith Hun*. M n . 11.
. M anning, *(..
,
,
i!i
,
r
*
i
1. Ir
M. iii'd
f i l l . D. L. T h re s h e r In Rose A. C. Benson Sl-s. I W . F i t - Iho S ar»f"tl NY" • *i
|'l
llttxv
,
.
i:.». . • t.tl Flt.yti.
.- 1
C o u rt, Instead of a t the home o fim ln g e r, Mrs. I.-'-d-e W ait., »trv moriilnir :»»•• «>«••«• 1 i
1. •• «i* X,, mid Mi • i-' 1. 1 11’i*in. M
M h iid 1 * • • 1• •
M rs. G. D. Bishop, os was p r e . |R . A. Howell. Mrs. R. L. G tr.
•p*
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p
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1
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1
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•
•
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, ..... I.M.I Mr
viously announced. Mrs. II. L. • H«on. M i-. .1. A. Jo n es, atu '
Ri fl l*i »?<* » 4 •» ' • ' '
" un.l M. . i i: 1 In.lip . .Mi. n i l !
Covington will speak on p lan ts ] Mias M artha Fox.
1
lb,
m
,
rmuntJiiiii'd
h
i
•
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i
•ft i IiIkiii. .Mr mill j
fo r Kin parlors snd terraces a t)
——
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Worn n ‘ t*l«i*»
’ 1 <m :•(«(»• !«• I \j,
Mi
uiM
V.. 1 .X|
to nil th»»«v v • »*• „ '- r i 'lt-1 »;> ju ,,) A 'i
mi»l
ciri
Ml.itliLn, Mi
il- tb'* d ll*
i tt f n d thi
i: i: >• *.1. iiltt,.t. Mr mi*
holIM* loilltill'k 1 ». ... f r 1 1 ■ y 1
lit.,l» \l a :il|l| .^1* A
l:
th* fiom * o f M rs. II. M
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, ‘ |I- l it* i f. M« .n d Mr^.11
purpcii* of • r if
w o rth a t 10:00 A. M. The m il
_.
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., .
1 .HI ! ;«i««l. 'i t . i i l M i«. 1
l\
call will t * answ ered by giving I ,
Ju." or
* l ,n ^ r"N uvr. *npnts.
th e botanical nam es of the N ^ | “ , 11lho F lra t •C hrist , n C hurch
I ii-m—11- (1 li.i.r. Mi
.. 1 Mr> F ..
Th«* Snnf - i
H
• r e m b e r flowers. "T h e Evolution
“ r o .o r c » n |„ tl„ n m eeting or AtratiHti <h
-.
elir-1- l.-in;
1 lllll14•-1
Mr mid Mi*
v... ii
r.ior.iimr .1 li_ llttdi'4*. .uni Mi. mid M in
a t a M a rH r.b r will be told by s1u " d«V V '* 1" ' * •» ‘h“ J,h u r' h ‘ nd
l*» *' A ' l l ' ..
Mrs. H enrv R u u tll.
«h»
" « o f f .e r r .:
rh a iu
t IIIV* II
T he P h lla th 's
C la n
th s,
U w rrn e o
H orton, l-res lon ;
,1 lii* op**.
ill’111 ' 4* 1 1" W a ’ - . .
VI Ml, ' l l
P i n t B .n tls t C hurch will hove « G eorge Townsend, v.re p re sid e n t; I** the pulil-f. M
l»
sl.lt.
-i
| *. W..-II
llll- . . f \V;t hut l ! l •II
i ' ; M r I.l
T hanksgiving d in n e r at the hem e Helen P . t r . s s e c re ta r y ; and M ar.
hi :
i
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w
m id V i
* M rs J . M. S tioeciphcr a t , tan N lh l.c k , , tre a su re r.
a n d M rs,
1M I t . M.
• i - 1*. II a n y
m
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t
M A tn K rrs
tpresent
ifr- s-tl'
W
aMembers
were:
ClarMi
m id M n . If :0 0 'J \ M. R eservations n u v be
\
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\
enc’*
G
rantham
. G eorge T o w a .i
V ■ t i i i i i t n i - p r l tV.df. > Mi
.4*1 Mii • K . It S m i h.
msrfs by telephoning 494-1 or enc■end, John N iblark, Law rence J
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sTii.i.. t. Helen
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Horton.
an Niblark.
p#lriU f Thl.,.„ c ,.c, r „ . M„ lc
I-,., i..Wiggly wdl
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*uperinten.Unt »iwl Mm. V. II.
I’ M in ch
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from a .mi ,\ M on'
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M.
d e r. received rocentlv f
i. i :
.Itcksonvdle office. V-llmr V. in. i
ll'iip«*t 'Ii. und 'ItN. .1
fre y , m »"ngcr t f the
n n - I .*•*», mn I Mr ami Mi
O.
nounreil today
Wuih*.
w ith Mr*. W . P. FIcIdv *
These h iu rs apply
in onv I ,\t.o . M is.
J.dim nID rm on
U cOwhotUtt.
Ruddy yuM chry «anthrinum.«(
( , yf. ; i,,,, ,.i. n ,
H oyd
8CNDAY
I r,d berries and purple spikes ot'.v r sto le in S anford, the .t i r .
A nn. Mr. W infrey ills- v st. ht»irn. f i r s
F .d v jid I'nfl
A con fere nco* of the Junior gave warmth and colir to the g u m
**
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ley of tdiiiltiiit'i.
MiKdnii
Ury of th* Seventh .D is.jroom . of Mrs. W. G. Fleming’s
Hm.kcr.-Mcs. Ilunha McMullen.
of-M M
A rn trlc a ir tUHckin W>m«*o Sanford A vinuo fur the D . A . I t s r l t a n q U e t T O ,
be held In W in ttr G arden ti*i which was given by Mr>.
u s s a v is a /
T f ,ynii<lnd,
Miss
B ertie
‘•io~.w-._~~*-.
. r s rxvo Sanford Women
S-a& 'n/wki'sJSSrJi Entertain With Tea
B» Held. . At
Mayfair r4i«m
, „,ni.r,Mniwir
m, .. ji • Mm. ■
——
Watt, M «» l' •
Fleming '. Ml Mn. Andrtw Cana
w av
jr-«tcn!ay
eftm -i'.on
frn n
C:C9 o'clock until ff:00 o'clock.
Mts. J. O. Lancy received the
The program tnesling ot ine guests at the don- and Assisting
, w . M U. of the Flr*t Baptist In serving wer» Mw. 0. A. Spec*.
Church will b« held »t the >lr*. E. I Hu'- M .. M. R. StrlekM rit
i .- ^ e y . M r s .
church At ------3:30 „P.
with ^th, 1 , ^
tonic, “Ail Urgent Oosm I D K Harry Woodruff and Mm. Henry
pal* Heathen Darkncaa.'’ Circle Wight, III,.
Tha season'* fruits, vorrtablc
rnd flower* were arranged effec
• *
tlvely to ertate a harvest theme
lor th* tea tab* urhleH.waa presided over D ' Mr*. Roy Mann.
Mr*. H. B. Prpe Mn'.’ John Dry
■*>
and Mr*. U. D. C .swell of Orlan»Io
Moore
About 160 pcr»on* e»r»d during
r.v
Jr.
the apnolntci tt s hours.
rl«ht
MU*
J ob**
Kunlistau U *n MM cuttlnS
. »■• B
across the boundarle* of northweat Iran, northcaat lr* i, and
m ~ 7 __________
__________
southeast Turkey.
TU IS
■w.'i %
Ends Today
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. .1 .m s ... Group Meets For
ford Garden club wiii meet »tj
Re - orRanlzatioii
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• V> Wi.lt
. Mrs. Henry Kohl Of
I'mIih*
Mbs Mnrjorio
.r
th.
Bcr-h Is -balrmnn on arr»"U" Mt •
Toftlev of i
1‘iit • *.
menta for the dinner for tho < ■' I..... . M < ( '••nine \ .In.,
I’l'IV t ’
I
Offiecrv Club of the IVwrV »* M• < Hemi w-l Ha-t'.v.
M
Ifll
of the An.ji -an Revolution wn'vn 'In-guret t nlliim. Mr*. H ' | |< tlllt It'
will hi- held thle-evening in lb- .- vans.... Mis, llelrn II bo I
Hr
.. • •
Msvfair Hotel beginning at 7 tm ( :Mr'..ttr Nbill, Irirl .1
"•
nurjlly ts.
o'clock
"
F^hole, Billy M n.!, '
.Slr.lt >i .\ I
Other officer* of the clu't i» Hull, .lock Hughes. M. C
addition to Mr«. Kohl,
presid en t, a re Mr*. G rover
aril, vice n re sld en t: M n . .
Fill*, se c re to ry ; and Miss
M. Allen, tr e e .u re r.
. ..
At O.**»rmo tim e o f the
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W I f . c e . F. A. IJjvon, Jo» t - I I ,.
H attie ntt.« hehnuthl. livid .1. <
Sm ith Ifov J t.h r.n n
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d .n n e ^ f o r se n io r n u L r l V ' P '
b u m
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( o i l h j i i ’i j m
WIlV »K*i- l : •: 1 1 .'Ill'll
look Itiis* -I la. ’
^ " ‘V
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G ertrude Bell* Kipp ” f
u d ^ ro* •»
K. T. ...... f
D -v t-n n
K"h„,
Meeting Planned Ity
ri.,L,°3"5-,e.TTl.XS;:
Junior Auxiliary
F o u r will be In ch arg e »f the m eeting
program led by Mr*. U K. Tew. .u?*10
Sunbeam s, In te rm e d ia te and this
ju n io r G .A.’a a n d R. A.’a will
m *«t a t tha sam e lime.
. ,
I I[
Them will be* n confer, in
f
in *enniunetion w d h .tb L Ju n io r
Au ,'liury
of
Ibu
R 'n
1 «„
j, v ri'|! American L egion of the S -‘ -
y r v n a A ’t & 't t e :.“,
S“ fV'
WEDNESDAY
VlT.'v-m !"'!” ' uT ‘ JhJS,. "ii!
T he Ju n io r and Senior d e p a rt
m ent of th* W om an’* Clu’ will
hava a p a rty In th* club houau Faille lUrriuon Chapter of the Mrs. A. II. Ford, ipoim or, slutisl
beginning a t »i00 o ’clock
for n A. R which will *rt ** hostess
this moinluK.
mem ber* of th o club ami their tn the visiting member s.
b u a b in d i, else* fo r lb * Seminole
Indains of Santo Domingo
C ounty tcachaxa. An enU rtaln Ing program ha* been a rra n g e d IVebla in northern Nevr Mexico
Including d a n c 'ri’, bridge yam et believe that eagle* control the
and Chinese checker!. Ito strise a movement* of the clouds.
will be Mr*. R. IV T olar. Mr*.
At the lime of hi* death,
John MUter, Mr*. Jamc* Moughton, end Mn. Charles Morrison. i September, .1687.. John Aldan
Reacrvatloru
' iru may
m ay be
bo mdils
mad* »y;the
»y
l»»t survjvlnw member of Ihu
iMklllR IritIDMM.
i it n BUM t u l i p !.*lt**j
HUMHiMD t •• s'.. r •
IL'I i
I ! .t
AIL 71!c i;cw r.ut
STYLES AMD COLOuS
R n f r l e m .ib itsfi :i • rr.i!C . u I
!<»r WKW fc'totltl. rr ititfilnc * • *M*
•I bfUhfDlP«b ti> ir t ■ jot .in1, nr.
A4'frra-: Hur*t
lli'aiir Viif U/,
Doi i%,RumlhFl. Uh«do lalaii 1.
• n tti ttii iiM it iiiM i M iM ii 'ti'f
r-»*
CLAUSSNER
'■
5 .9 5
HOSIERY
tele phoning Mr*. L. T. Doa», 688. >M-yflow«r company.
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“FQ R THOSE W H O
H O O D W I N K ! .! ) ;
L IK E T H E F IN E S T ”
It And
I l c j u t y n u L c * .1
m c jI
t»n
f« -,t in th e s e f jin c tl j I iih .'.! A lim l-tlic -p u M ii I \S < >•
SILKS
W e W fll
our Hte-
S O M E th a t
c v a > w h e re w ith s n u r t
am ! r e a l fu o i- e a x c .
lii .iu i i lu l P U M P S j m l
!»*»•* ‘
11* •
t i n t b e lie th e ir a rc li a m i l o o th i n j i c o n tf o r i fe a tu re s
89c to S l.1 5
wi t h P E R P I N G .. . S T IT C H IN G . . . a j t t l C O N
T T A S T L E A T H E R trim s . In s m a rt b r o w n o r b L J . !
C fi
n i iH jim
4--11-.
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WfW
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t.i. 1
ever *«w*d le Alt Uad «f
s i c s
ead see hew **af it It la Mtw tki» seatsit.
hew teey H b Wig 0 nk iil, H you have lead.
W bisWs. tW,'* b d l B b ootec sad <p*.
Toe u s is It I yejahry. Cow* I* **r dor*
LTjmm
Jfofdi
tie tbs* Set.
W .J tS * w
»t •
NYLON
*U9 v
$1.25 & $1.50
Jusl ractlvtd a com
plete new etrck of
N y lo ts
end
e llk n . W e
e w - e 4 e|b e d - t » y - u u c f e c t o r i e e t h i s |» t h e
t a p * w a n t W k > 1 *** #1 eMsh
W H b w t w d d w b ^ fdsada
1 P
BI7R H .Y7
PRIZES
. .'A
feet shipment of all
«UM. »r Nylon*. Futnn. etUpment* will be
UeW lope fad lisle feet.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 194*
TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
Power O fficial
A dvises Builders
T o Consult T h e m
F O R R E s J S H E L ’S
AND
M EAT
M A R K E T
Where You Always Get Good Meat
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
<00 Sanford Av«.___________ "FREE DELIVERY"
Phone* 411 - 412
STRICTLY A HOME STORE. WITH A HOME ATMOSPHERE. ENDEAVORING
•TO s e r v e ou r Co m m u n ity w ith good q u a l it y g r o c e r ie s , m e a t s &
PRODUCE AT COMPETITIVE PRICKS. TRY US THIS WEEKEND.
Buy any ten or more of thcec low price
2 5 C weekend apecUU to g el
..lb,
POT ROAST
SUGAR
5lbs. 19c
ARMOt'H WKBTKIlV RKKr
ROUND T HONK
SIRLOIN CLUB
Ih.
ORRKLI.
|R l
i: lIN Clhl %«T
lb. 20c
LIVER ............... lb. 31c
RMTKStY *I. %94II
BO U
LD ERS....... H». 21c
ni«or«v»
RK SAUSAGE ... lb, 30c
m
W alker's
Austex
I'rod ucls
'•M'ne «lain
Aflracle Whip qt. 39c Powder Pie
m*.
eese...... 2 for 17c
..•■ k rill
nn4
• FO O D *
F ftO tT E D ^
ARB NOT EXPENSIVE
ARE TOPS IN QUALITY
AHK REALLY DELICIOUS
ARE READY TO COOK
3 mi
OR HISRVK
THIS
WEEKS SPECIALS
B/VBY LIMAS 24c
•H oprK n '
STEAK.........lb. 36c
Hm |
13 69. ria
Kails
EESE
WE GIVE TICKETS FOR THE COUNTRY STORE
DRIED FRUITS
CANDIES
91.ATM COVKHKIt
[.MINTS.................... ... lb. pk«. 23c
tnrnt.ATM covkhkii
"4T PATTIES................... lb. pktr. 25c
hoe. Covered CHERKIES lb. pkjr. 33c
40-50 Size PRUNES..... ............. 2 lb*. 25c
18-20 Size PRUNES....... ............... lb. I9e
Choice Hrite APRICOTS .............. lb. 25c
it k ii coLon*
Extra Fancy PEARS................... .. .lb 23c
M BUDS..........................lb. pktr. 2.1c
Fancy Urge BLACK FIGS.......J.- lb. lGc
i n n color*
•
liY STRINGS...... - ...........lb. pktr. 23c Choice Evp. APPLES................ — lb. 19c
■td. TOFFIES..................... lb. pkir. 2.1c White Bleached RAISINS................lb. 16c
IEL CHEWS........................lb. 23c Dark Red CHERRIES......................... lb. 4.1c
BRITTLE..................... :. lb. 21c
FLOUR KLEK 2 Irc. m
5 lbs. 29c at m i
a >m. i*ei a la*.
M int' Iior-AM-IIMH
s= = = = N E W E R A ==
“= = ■
■
^
Macaroni I O C 1
SET HOWARD T I S S U E
m m s m
OYSTERS
M G *
I X
sp u i
3
r o lls 1 9 c
Pig Liver whole lb. 12 fte
Farm P rofits
In S tate Take
Upward Trend
SPARE RIBS lb. 19c
SAUSAGE.....lb. 35c
HAM......... -...lb, 49c
*0 TA*
l4 h f .R U
Friday Only
|
TALLAHA88EE. No*. U —
(Special)—Th* continued upward
trend of butlno** In general and
of farm Income In'particular aa
reported by th* Federal Reaorv#
Bank for th* alxth dlatrict ahould
atlmulat* every Florida farmer
Into greater activity, Nhthaa
Mayo, eommlaaloner of afftteuL
lure, announced today.
'•
The Federal Reaerv* Bank**
report for September ahow* that
farm Income lead all other
LETTUCE.head
|
6C
rrA rt
•
Ttnneaae* ranked eeeond In
farm Income Increaae for ' th*
period with a gain of 917,14V
000; Mtaalailppl ahowod an in.
creaaa of 910,060.000; Alabama
98,530.000; Loulalana, f 0.01V
000; and Gaorgis, 14,419,000,
according to th* report. .
Thla report la In line with reerrda of State Farmer*’ Market*,
Mayo aald, which ahow* that
Florida farm product* told
through their facilltiaa for the
flacal year ending Jana SO, 1B41
totalad 911,068,061; an htcrema*
of 99,909,191 over th* total of
97.194.934 rvportod fat 1949.
While It la too aarty in th*
fruit and vegeUble aeaaon to
maka any daflalto prediction ae
to what th* report will ahow fbr
thU year. Mayo etotod, Ihreetoek
■alee which hart been conUnu.
Ing all through the auaner nt Mr
MARGARINk
lb. 21c
t.ATTICR
POTATOES............ big can 25c
4 NAM v
CORN ON COB.......tall can 15c
BROCCOLI............ tall can 26c
i’ll m u m
Hollanalae SAUCE............. 25c
n*nv rv.r.y i.oiv on rLt'n
s t e a k :........ ib.
n*nv m :i :p nul'M i
i5c STEAK.......
hi mi
rvneiN RKKr
'K
lb. 25c
u*
BRAINS........ Ib. 10c BACON........ lb.. 23c
\
RolofBA
BBEFSTXW
flaiA al Sanaa**
BRISKBT BIBS
HAMBUKGMR
1 I.Rt. fJA. 9NOKKII
_
/•%
A a ll
BACON
lb. 19c
HI I.K rK%*IT
,
BUTTER 2 lbs!. 25c
3 In f !%. At#.
PICNIC H A M S........ lb . 1 9 '/iC
Friday Only
c tx w ix t,i.
Friday Only
EKKV
tom ato
SOUP;..... can gC
ONIONS .3 lbs. 14c LETTtJCE...
LIVER..... lb. 19iC
SQUASH... lb. m
1 Wr 1
TURNIPS..... lb. 5c
APPLES...:.........
RUTABAGAS ... 3< GREEN BEANS
WALNUTS., lb.
A PPL E S.5 1b8.25t
OTJTS
Whole BEETS .
W. G. MEAL...... ...V...4 lbs. Rc
BtO-BRCat
_______ 10c
\
CAKE FLOUR.....________ 23c
m
M Z Z - L t ....3 for 15c
8Rrtr Floan KRAUT_____ 9e
MNEAPPLE JUICE 47 a . 29c
803 APPLE SAUCE...........7ftc
fSfe8ERVKrA,"2 lb. J*r 25«
MISSION* COFFEE....1 lb. 19c
NBC R1TZ.......................lb. 19c
DUZ
__21c
Large .. —
irv
Regular ..................... .
O a
TALL BORDEN’S SILVER COW
r a n n r u c a n o a*
MCE.......................... 4 lb*. 21c
SOS 8UGAR PEAS ___ *__ lOe
JfcTkTfiii!*.-.... 12 ot. 8c
J S -W S iB N
'.I T T
lZOS....u..no. 2 can 14c EDAM CHEESE 4 lb, size $1*75
.......per oz. $3.50 SCRAPPLE... ....16 oz. can 23c
^
aaanirrK it
hoo looms
fM in
Um-reparV^— *-----—-------
lib. I7r V»4
WHITE BACONM b J 2 V i C |
tcummMo,
i
9itrr <
•TNR.4K O I.K4V
POTATOES
BANANAS ...... 21c
" i n i - u t w '1-'
1
- ECONOMY DEPARTMENT -
•MHKIKM
lb. 15c
WEINERS
1rat.
41- ttxaxnii
HKHKHU
ipeat Pgpper Meeting— Great Armistice Celebration
‘‘SuEY ........ no. 2 can 23c
SPAGHETTI..........lb. 9c
)MATO PASTE . 2 cans 15c
loWiDER.........17 oz. can 17c
TTI3
FRM A
pt. 29c LARD.......2 lbs. 25c Cold Meats. lb. 18c
BACON.........lb. 29c
C H U M SD LJ
j
...
MULLET 3 lbs. 25c
Vitam iniz'd
FULLY
m
REG. HAMS........lb. 2 3 C
2 cans 15c
—
£ -T S
- QUALITY DEPARTM ENT -
alx aouthem atataa covered by
Spaghetti 2 ca n t
ta a-1 ux.
A R K
“WHERE CUSTOMERS BEND THEIR FRIENDS”
$3.29
aa ox.
AndejsonG ritiith
MflRGdRfir ANN t)
Buy A Cm *
S U D S ..........
topic* a»d two aolo* aung by Marie Diggle, Mr. and Mra. J.
III. Menick.
Mr*. B. R. Gray.
Th* cirvl* meeting* of the
Walter Geldard haa returned
Baptist W. M. U. will be held from Buffalo, N. Y., where h*
at th* hemes of a few member* apent the rummer with relative*.
on next Monday afternoon.
. From Lonffwood attending the
Sanford Women'* Club luncheon
on Wedneaday wore Mr*. George
H. Bridge, Mlaa Mary Robertaon,
• John Wsdrworth and Mrs.
Mra.-John
J. Henry Mcniek.
Lieutenant and Mr*. Emert
Funeral Director
Harrta recently entertained the
796 C. 2nd SL
Saturday Night Card Club when
rhea* 483
member* in attendance-ware Mr.
aad Mra. W. A. Mitchell. Walter
Geldard, Mr. and Mra. Alton
We Sell U. S. Savings Stem
■<Calo Dog .Food
VALUABLE COUPONS
f IN EVERY SACK
Several atodenta from college
were home for the Armictie*
holiday, Mary Neal Searcy from
Tallahaaaee, (lien
ia y n e from
Steteon Univarilty. Alao Mary
Pinch and Lola Beckham from
Camp Rooaevelt, Ocala.
Krrm Norfolk Nary Yard Roy
Williamaon and Orville North
are on furlough for aeveral day*
to viait their famllle*.
At Chriat * Church oa Sunday,
Nov. 16, there will be Common.
-
MIAMI. No*. 13 — (Spatial#
Arfvlaing proipecttve home build,
era, real eatote developer*, mu.
nklpal father! and building eontractor* that
recent
priority
ruling* under preference rat
ing order P.46 of th* Offie* of
Production
Management
have
curtailed expansion of electric
aervica line*. Harry E. Simp,
•on, vie* preildent of the Hor- Ion eervire at 8 .30 In the m om Ida Power A Light Company,
jtaterdav urged that anyone
contemplating new building or
material change* In hi* electric
aervlc* requirement* ahould eonruit with th* company before
atarting conatructinn.
“Blame It nn Hitler," Mr.
Slmpaon rommented, “but our
eountrv noeda va»t quantitiea of
material*—
auch aa copper,
aluminum, tine and ateaMto
arm iUalf again,! th* toUlitarL
an threat. Thera ara not tnoagh
{of the** malarial* to do th* d*.
frnae job and to keap other
burin*** production functioning
on
normal
peaeetim*
acal*.
Tharefore, wa’ve all got to nuke
•arriflre* In th* primary Inter*
eat r f keplng our country fre*
and preparing It td defend Ita
freedom. Our government ha*
■*k*i| ua to econnmlie on all
material* and w* are cooperat
rr.MIFU ll'QAR C t'M fl
II M
ing I" every way poaaibl*.
‘It It important that th* pub.
lie understand th* aituatiqn. Th*
only materia la that OPM allow*
ua to hiv* art thoaa naedad for
heaping our aarvico facllltlea In
S ttr iM M
repair and maintaining and oper
Armour 8Ur or
*
ating them. Until priority re.
.
Ijtmb
I-eg*--.....lb.
23Vic
•friction* are lifted, w* cannot
Lamb Shoulders......lb. 17c WRrp r o i r r
eatrnd our aervlce line* beyond
I-amb Rib Chop* lb. 25c
the area* • * ar* already aerr.
ing, nor can we make major
Iamb Slew...........lb. 124*
Improvement!. Thla mtana that,
Iamb Iain Chop*... lb. 35c K i i a A ^ R R i . i m n i u r c n
during thla emergtney, plana for
PIG PORK SALE
new
conatruction
outald* of
area* now aarvad, and tv an plan*
Pig Pork H a r m .... lb. 19c W R I 1 *
for materially Increating aervlce
Pig Pork Shoulder* lb. 16c
requirement* In nreaent loea.
Pig Pork Chop*.......lb. 17c
tlona, ahould be dlacuaaed with
Pig Pork Backbones lb. 18c r o r a u v n a ll po h k
ui to maka eartaln that th* de.
Pig Pork Bides.........lb. 15c
aired aenrtc* ran be mad* avail,
able."
Pig Pork Sausage lb. 19c wnn.Kn aLiraeu “■
Foods — Healthful
Sanitar y — Store Screened
.1 t'AKR*
Balia rd,8 Obelisk S O A P _____J
-10 lbs- 55c
LONGWOOD
.
Tb# Women'* Auxiliary of tho
Church will hold the November
meeting on Thursday afternoon,
Noe. *0. with Mr*. J. H. Wad*,
wr-th.
I* B. Fowlar of Troy, New
York, naa again rata moo to hi*
• inter home In Lonffwood.
The Seminole County Kedrra
tion of Women'* Club* held a
meetinff of loten*# Interett on
Thuraday at Library HalL The
Lonrwood Chrie Lemffne aerved
luncheon to (0 member* and
gu“«to a t noon.
Mayor Oaory* H. Bride* car*
m m b
B I R D S f YE
Chili
25e
Tamaks” 23c
Pllll.allK I.rill 4 I MKAM
biff.
ob
_____10c
COEN.. ____
DRIED FRUITS
Lg*. P & G SOAP
“cSiffESE........ lb. $1.20 B U O iw iM A f .. 5 lb. bag 45c
PINEAPPLE ....... 17e
"CON CARNE...,,..,1b. 19c BRjtSiL NUTS...... ... lb. 27c
TOGETHER SANFORD— LET'S GET GOIN'I
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�THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1911
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
ite of T am pa, Dr. W. F. B lack
Aims O f Old Style [Bman
of Lake
Monro*-. A. H un
te r Brown of I'rnaacnla, George
Cheri- o f Ocala, f C. Grtxiv•Developm ent Group W.
er of Jacksonville, IC. K. Stew rt, Jr., of Tam pa,, W illiam ITo B e * Exhibited aWileon
of Panamai C ity, and
CITY.
Nov 1 3 TSpcclal) — Long-tim e
Florida
boosters a re promised a thrill
when the Florida S tate Cham
ber of Commerce hold* it* 25th
annual leadership m eeting here.
December l and 2. Clyde J .
P * ser, a Jacksonville
publicity
m in . ha* dug up from W illiam
lu
(B illy)
W ilson's
files
a
printed copy of the constitution
of the old Florida Development
Board, fre ru n n e r o f the state
c h am b er. Ju le s M. Burguiere* of
^Vext Palm Beach I* listed a*
chairm an. A.
G. Cum m er
of
Jacksonville w ar trea su re r, nnd
A. A . Coult w ar tem porary *<*•Fvtnry.
h PANAMA
These
men.
with
Dr.
I„
A
W A K E U P BUSINESS /
By Advertising In | /
This Newspaper
A '
17 Cases Brought
For Trial At City
Court Held .Monday
Mr* II
|I II,.Wok. Mrs. O
R. M.iihicux. Mi* W (|. h ilh cr,
Mr*. J
I. Iliow n, M r*. U. II.
H>nt. \|i*u Kvt ii 11. ntel. Mi«* ^
Maty Mniics nn.l
M i*.
A. K. |
Moran att.-n .lo l tin* (.a n lc ii Club
inr«*t i«»s» in nvicilo at ih»of Mi * J.u k l loro
Mr II It Mu »• afol Mr*, i;
C
y * w i'ic in lit.ll) IIill
un«| l*avton.i |I»a« li on l)ii«in- +< *
l«*l T h in -*t|ji)
(’. S. U ckrr olif Baltimore, M aryland, a re Bated a* being the
T here
organization
committee,
was one woman on the Bat. Mr*.
fcilcar Lrwi* of Fort Pierce.
The board, now
the
ata te
eham ber, act out on a ra th e r
am bitious program , but it* firat
concern w as Hu- elim ination of
the e attlr tick It would t e dif
ficult to eatim ate in dollar* the
value of the
» tatr
cham ber'*
tick eradication program to Flo
rida'*
economy.
according
to
Harold
Colee,
eareutive
Vico
president ,o f the organixation to
day.
' •
Colee declares th at the civic
consciousness engendered by the
old developm ent board and s ti
m ulated dow n' the years by It*
auccesm r,
the
atate
cham ber
(the nam e was rhnngrd In 102ft)
ha* helped to make F lorida the
i g re at s la te it is.
I “ I suspect th a t if
a
cheek
were m ade of the minute* o f tha
old developm ent board an d " of
the ata te cham ber it would re
veal th a t the organixation has
led F lo rid a's progrsaa p a rad e a l
most in its entirety. T h a t’* a
tig claim but I believe it can
B E R V V. X.*v
b>* substantiate*!."
»*i|v nf hirvrle* t in
GIANT
L ow est
E vory d .vy
Mi-*-* Sue Ifairi ..n ;in.f
Erm a IM rrn u n , *i o|. i,t of K.
•s - C
\\
;»r Tailaha-i
ur •• *
homo u :ih th«ir |»ai n t « ov-» •
Arm Intiro I lav
Mr mill Mr* W j Ii * .• Y u r h * •
LARD
nuifh m I f t»nt|v « fr o ilintn*. i
SU«-«9«
Mr
.mil Mr**. I .ilk i’
But in ft Mul
l •tit11•,
hi
V 'tv
2
ib *
Famou3
Stall-Fed
BABY
CATTLE!
land h*a p »«»*Ih iii I
"hnnent” thi< f
Recent ly -i utdiu
S te w
T onlfitt i
POT ROAST
29c
l o s t r t t i v oil a. II
a Ia*. I«*
FLOUR 12 lbs. 39c 24 lbs. 73c 48 lbs. $1.49
IO M — III. tl'K
K tK
Peas 3-1 lb. cans 17c
STEAK...... lb. 35c
W n l n a (-v a t.r « *l t'k w k
ROAST.......lb. 29c
I G:|5 William
«.ni:i:v u u v T
Co. Smu. Baun
6:30 KtNiitftull I*i ••i *t. * t
6:43 1 hi* \\ or M I .nt.iy
7:00 Mann**
7:1ft Sam t'u .f
7:20 Ul* .New*.
7:30 Academy Aw uni
8:00 The Shuilow
8:30 Ihjffy'4 T avern
8:ft5 Rim er lhvi<« 1- the
9:00 HurrvU of Fun
9:30 Mutiny on the High Sra-4
9:43 Haw aiian M.-I'mIl -*
10:00 Glenn Miller
,10:1ft Out of the Niirht
110:30 A tlantic .ipoM* Krp
,
A « H r . w t \ n » ’grt» t»rt»i hri
| 10:4ft Nrwn of th»* Wor.tl
•nd nlli gfti ‘li m .|«h» ilticlo r" «r»t •
| 11:00 Guy l.om uardo On*
nick ml up th n niortiimr l»v O f.
*11:30 B lur Baron Orrhi*Mn
fleer Ibn T i II m mm Sanford Avr
| 12:Q0 l.inloii Will*, N.-w*
nut* on th»- •'oiiipLinit of n in
12.05 Sign Off
Tnninrruw'a
|*rugram
0:30 Nulm un llt-u.lcy
Fla. (’owbry*
Si
Peas no. 2 cans 17c
BACON :. lb. 39c
pTesTcrjb.
•
riLu n rn v a n. 11 im . at ta*.
Flour 31c 69c $1J29
M .H II.U Pwr*
3-lk. via. a .
ath
25c
n*« o s
SQUARES lb. 23c
ratiN
pohk
HAMS........ lb. 29c
rorsi.Atii)
Lard. . . 4 lb. ctn. 47c Backbone .,1b. 25c
ro r g u .tm
poirw
Shoulder., .ib. 25c
,
A NEW SANDWICH LOAF!
ENRICHED! DATED!
7:00 B reakfast B rrvitir*
7:46 U P N rw .
8:00 The W orld Today
8:15 Fi.ur Singing Sali-amnn
8 :3 0 David Shoup O rvhc.tra
8:45 Singing S trin ra
0:00 M
orning
10:30
S te
p m o th Devotion*
er
, 10:43
0:15 A
u rifu
Wnom
an n of School
Courage nf
! 11:00
A irP y rrfn x Pinnacra
9 :4 3 A
U tP Home
Nrrra W ith Sally Mnr
11:15
10:00 M anw l
10:05
andin WTampo
hits Note*
11:30 Black
Clasalca
110:1ft
A M arge
11:45 Myrt
U P N«wa
11:6ft P ro g ra m lUaum c
12:00 K ate S p ilth 8pvaka
12:16 Checker! n l' Time
12:30 Dancetime
12:46 Our Gil Sunday
1:00 Dixie Farm Club
1:30 Bridge School of the nir
1:45 Road of Life
2:00 Young Dr. Malone
2:16 Joyce Jordan
2:30 The Goldberg*
RITZ
Mb
1. in I O' L bin*
FLOUR
2 0 lb s
Cfeanaer 3 cans 10c
POTATOES ...10 Ifis. 25c
rsm a i ra ia r
jW e t o e
<
Vllawlee
D M
e tu n e rr
HEARS.—l....2 lbs. 15c
RUTAkxAOAS.
n c L t r i o k * ' •' '
iS S S S
•tL v m *
■
5
'jdr
I UAAeei a
X R IT S
3 ‘or 14C
FLOUR
cln 6 C
SYR U P
TOMATOES 2
5
35c
FRIDAY ONLY-I Mill I ’h
POTATOES 10 lbs. 1 9C CORNED BEEF
^in 1 tuionlu Tiutt
4
C o cktail
I
I Lun J O Sun h*
10c B u tter
SWEET POTATOES
l3'/i-oz I,ill
DOMINO «i Bulk
M ig h ty Fino
Sw oon!
M ighty Hoi
le T v V s t jf
Nl 7 Pomon. C.nlw Cut
Prico!
Stok.ly'* r i n .i t
,b l
4 ' u m p k l n i n 9 '/ 2
IQ
Asparagus14nc
1 9 c
Ulbk Flnuat Cianb«iry
(*i Can*
-r> *« i 3 9 c
U 5. I Yoik
fsn<F
A p p les 4 "<• 17c
Mushrooms 9 c
Apples 2 iu. 15c
fs*H / If^petf Of
fsocy CsosxJtsn
. or.d O ' Sunxhine
C rap es
2 ox.
"p^ O C E S S f^
F/tiER Flavor
h.
7n c
Osluiout
Rutabagas >'>3 c
Sau co
i i «* l i n e
lit >ki»l/ a I inc.it Whole
Hoots 2 "« i 2 3 c
V/oild Over
J00' 33c
V.lvo
61b Boi 53c
Onions 3 •>>< 13c Cabbage n> 3 nc
Colloo
"» 18n<
Moat 2 ••• 17c CAlUiOTS
CeM-bck
7nC
Dtumgdaiy
Cello Bo J Shr.dJed
Catsde A mod Silt Pmcb«*o(c dot 4 3 c Cocoon altib 23c
Halos 2 in oi 2 9 c EGGS
f sihF Math Vsllo*
I mkf N T
Figs
Land O' Sunxhine MiAce
All Brumi*
M ilk
IXjnd/ Lmv. 3 tuf 23* | Ho Advance! U w lfi rmich*«J Whita
3
ton
•
25c |B re a d
16-oz Io j I
8c
Stronghcart
...Sam* protection at
l§ n
C O ttt)
*«
• PlRB INSUR
A N C E U on* plac* where you
'J * .
i i
M EAL
DESSERTS
I . ». Ml. I
,
•
Duat jg e . pkr. 23c
Rinso 2 If. has. 37c
My T l ino
cans
romaloos >»19n
Flake* Ige. pkjr. 23c
JELLY
i AliCAKE
bicycle only for tiUt uure fmuul
th a t th e fro n t
tir e
had l»> n
t'.olen, b u t in the saddlebag »n ihe
ri ur fho found a 20-franc Imnknotw and 1 m essage which read :
"Y ou do n o t need y o u r bicyvlu
but I am l w orhing mr.n and
have t» ride to my job rvt ry
day; *o I am tak in g your tire and
Waving you 20 franca.
sT xra 20c
4 27c
Old Boyl
JW» e«4 C*
CARROTS . .2 belts. 15<
69
r "it<0ck
:-iorr.» & f l e e s
tW*«4
rm atalaa VllaaaiM
Ola and Ca
TREET
LuRciouB. Rod. M oaly Tom atocn — picked at tho
poak oi poriocliort! F a
m ous Tropical Brand, our
b ig g o st sellers . . . a n d
look a t tho price.
FLOUR
! of olive oil.
)
Im ld e n w allet was n
I ttltlrcaaml *n irvnoone in ..........
j I*Ar k a d v h ln * th**"t that *•.. •»
I under the nigit t Hi a nu»n'li r . I
|♦l»" num ber* *0 pli»v were • • 1
;T h e ehnrtfe for the *ei\ » of
‘ •ending the numb**?* to tit. : I.
i lt f 'M f w**• net nt 1*».
The nr lice are hoid*n*r tt .• »•*•.]
cro tinder a charr** uf d»M*»
ronilllCt.
*
*
(litsetl.
6:00 Twilight »
6:11 Tha Ooldbet
■JO Doe 8eUer
Bleach
L o n s fc r
T O M A J O E S
20c
30-lbx 5 7
• rn-tkint^ th" signs, and n i*-
4:10 U n d t Trio
4:43 Preaa Neva
rssai.i.v
LIMES.......... 3 dot. 15c
27c
C O R N FL A K E S
— o w«ninn ultu <h.tipvil ho In iu .
her up.
Brought iii Ni lh«* Hint ion
th "inn state.I he w n * it p rim b ti
j hut n search of hi* intckeU irnw
j !•««• to si-sit* d m M * in the inin.1
; of
fille t* o ffic ia l* Ju»t \%h»t
hr nrearhctl.
T^e first thintj that <M|n»c
l
of tH<« m n liit m le y< f |»*» k » u
it bottle «•f win, M i n * . I lii . onp *
| deck of enrtls, u uuuihi-r. n f *>»•**j
hs** tic k it* . n receiot bool*
hoHtn. A bottle with hf»b*.
e< lint lion o f vsrtailfl •■oylt, n !*«•• I
nf dreum% "hootloo" rhnIL
2:60 Three B itten
Si IS AAA - Convention
1:30 Renfro Valiev Folk*
St44 Americana Map the Skies Chari.e P
3:66 Preaa Newe
"
’
4;00^Columbla C
Ife e la lM Vltaariee Cae
Ib
Los, To.islies-Kollogg s or jorsoy
2:4ft U P New*
S L I CE D
EXTRA THI N
S te a k
,
Jl
I T t l l l K c r c l lb 2 3 c
CHOPS OR SHOULDERS............
SIDES........... Ib. 15C HAMS......
FRESH SALTED JOWLS............
WHITE BACON, best grade western
Hoodoo Doctor
Picked Up By
Police Officer
1
15c
19c
r io u n a o r s lb 19c
Slur* |
I
i
I
;
*I
VNKall rOt'VTHV
SAUSAGE lb. 25c
.
Ib
ib
lu l I -.*i
C i u u s C u r l lb 1 0 c
I
r . . J’ I
SMO SAUSAGE
PO RK BRAIN S
BEEF .KID N EY S *
(hound bool
Spar* Rib*
I (1:00 IVf*K Nrw*
I 6:10 Thrt> S n l t M
35c
NECK BONES
BEEF BRAINS
BOILING BACON
^ t« 1 la g « Ch—,»
rro | t> a «
pt
'
S h r im p
lb 2 5 c
C'>ok»ii!ihnm|) 1 • lb. 2Jc
I *••»». M•«.*/
WDI’.O
l** Ib. pkg. 15c
PRESERVES ....Ib. jar 19c; 2-lb. ja r 33c
ru n :
PEANUT BUTTER •............... lb. ja r 19c
i"
TENDER STEAK ib 23
Ib
N ov. 15
U y ste rs
.i
R o a st
T h ru
MULLET
3 ii>, 25c
FRYERS
lb. 29c
RADIO NKW8
MELLO-WHEAT
PriCO * G o o d
;• ,u
. * Hawk
•|*• il « 1. !• t» l•- i
ZSc | BACON ib 23c ib 37c
1
New Kind Of Honest
- Thief Is Dihcovered
AN N
PAGE
Delicious Golden Brown
llotlon Sty le. Vegetarian or with
Fork and Tom ato Sauce.
C.l'A M ,il SIOMT* SIMIVtO
P r ic e *
Gf.l l«* » , «
- -
------------
------ ^ . I t L e n i
e a n r i .
belts* gtjeltfy 1 M you weri a
polieyttolder To THG CEN
TRAL IsM veer, you would
S nan am
tmm
D og Food
■laiRMi o u t
Sliteea Haan af ulaatila p t u a i t t auetaa
NATIONAL l-MINUTf OATS tket U N I* R A V O *.
Aad sight aeteaHd epetatieas kelp elindaele Oat
He.* — aaaiee Iktu leek kaltar, seek bailer, latle
heltatl ^
Hare Ate O f le r latperiea) la e ta a i , , ,
Ceil, leu per teniae Hue IT etker laedUg xer.alt
— leu M ar i d t u n ekele l a i n per p .d t |e ,
O .lau e i h rUk In «ukU Wee, Yrf.mia I i , .ad
fkeipketpaa. Ivy Hu
bed— SeeaH ee metal ^
^
/3 r
BEAU TY
SO A P
Disposable Tissues
3 caltos
17c
A Wipe—ll'» Bstghll—
BAB-O cm
g g /n u M
:' r«
I
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*v«8
v*iv'
y.jt
wmmm
'
photo abowlag J«**j
U MsxUo'and Praml
Mrar laft-Maxle* Cl'
•rautoxt No v e m b e r j& imi
SANFORD, rtOWDA
THE SANFORD
■-
■•
* d s U .B * l t t b l a
V .,B . ambassador
: H*h atfcar as th*
it /ta r* boeaua* of
Elected Glamor
haa decided on i
Said, Jr., In a Ni
mies recanuy,
own with Hobart A. SasUradmittad they will wad. Tb#
ion, Ohio.
Banhora B/ltla Bettencourt > j , I
l* « U ,
W l l
First woman to racala* tha Marla
Moors Cabot Award for dlstlngul.hed servlet in tha Bald of IntarAmarlcan ralatlons, Sanborn 8j!»la
Bettencourt datlvars addrats In Low
Memorial Library, Colombia Uni*
varsity, Kaw York. Sha Is a colum
nist on tha nawspapcr “Corralo Da
Msnha," published In Rio da Jtnair*
bv hir husband, who also rcetivtd
%
an award.
IO O II
Ip iv TnfvlfAr«
irnment of India
latam iptlng dinner.
BOOKS AND AUTHORS
ir
MILL Ity iN G
th# raviowa of "Saratoga
•by .Edna Ftrba
r Bay" by Chari..
thaa* reviews
mb while co.
rtU IS M d
and "love conquers aU.M
dtorlaa stem
from tha
from tha Ursa of tb* me
woman who mak* op At
H tr loog list of aoTtb,
■torirn la a UsUmant to
In poopla, often ordinary
-twbo ..work, lonutlmna
ijrant, raataorte eharaatars.
rU tU rln c U
n t e
k *U d
borglars, t a r s i * help
ifnl srrKars tooiphon, harlots, ad
• i ••
voting
salesman,
workers, farmers, w
ind
sxqulaltaly
ways doers of thlaj
Farbor U wtttg.
makers. And ah*, a
tg, forthright, flh*
woman, la typical of th* mi darn
, A o .a n .a e tm * . «
American woman."
A working wpman Edna For*
bar la and has always-* bean.
Bom In Kalanwaao half a can*
torp ago, sha anterod tha new*,
paper bualneea In Applet*., Whs*
. *
" y .* .‘
conaln, aoan' after sha *was
graduated (ram th* R f u High
R e p o rt Dlckln*
S
Fanners
ifltabl*
N a z i s Storm
City Of Kerch;
Russians Hold,
Il'tsU aw S r d h P mc* Owal
ini & E ? fSubUbid
ttilr* ?S * k a J tS ^ .p r l n ,
alowly strangHnt Unopad Soviet
forces' trying to treaps tn ,tha
Csuroso* un.’cr horVy aerial a t.
makes more af. ta rtr. Rot 1h* Germane admit.
.,- H w tadly bad eot rsicb.il th e
rowart part of the straits, t
at bavtag a apuad
rnvtmant
Plan;
a
.
|
�’mE W F 0 HD,qgli41^ A N r p R D , ,FLORIDA
turned" home..'
title Grace Odom, of Orlando,
formerly of Oviedo, apent Sun.
By Marlaa K. Jeats
diy with Mr. ami Mrs. R. R.
King.
aP *
nigh School »ta.
Mr. and M(v J. U Odom and
* B * iSreaenUd . four one-act ton, J. L.. • were vliltlng-In
PUja Friday night at the
•dwol auditorium. The playa are
UNM participating are a» foU
jjj* *?Bth f**de pm ented
“OW Trouble” with the follow
e r characters:
BUI— Leon Ollff
FMrooee Rlelrworth — Kathryn
^ OVIEDO ;
a t the
MATHER FURNITURE STORE
Tomorrow Afternoon 2:00 ’til 5:00
l*Hart
Mr. John Bakrr—Edwin Kamil
a « y m . Coakley—Evelyn Tin
kers. Coakley—Buelah Bogtrd
Barbara Britton— Lucille King
Mra. Britton—Charlotte Beaal«y
Tedy BoaWall—Charlea Aulln
• Hponaor—Mr. Paul Mlkler
I The Twelfth Grade pretented
I ‘T h e Prcfetaor Roan" with the
I following acting: >'
I Andrew Preankln—Pate Hunt''
| Joattna Promkln—Wanda Lee
\CooKm
sm o l%
_ .
k ii
Uadenoit' \ f
Emily— Lone; Aulln
•
Billy Carata Ira—Jarry Wllker.
»n
*
i>
Lee Mercy—Polly Mllla
Bporytor— Mri. J." K. Thompson
The X leyenth. Grade prtten «*d
Grandmother ..Hick" with th#
g h W rW aet break
— , Tanaty
I '. n l
M rs. Colenu \M lhoit, no
H. N. Strode, citrua tafpeetor. 1
haa been returned to Oviedo and I
la located at .Mr*. 0 . G .. W*L I
w tt’a.
. .
I
Mra." Marlon L. Wa*n*r' Tiah Jl
been apendlng aeveral daya with
her mother, Mra. Mary J.. Young.
Mr, i W agwr ' arrivdd Saturday
night for the Weekend.
) '
Grandmother
jVeit brook —
Thelma Lea
• Mr. Parke—Arthur Metcalf ^
SponaoV—Mra. Jim Partin
Bobby RafadaJa. .waa awarded
a d o lla r-fo r-id lin g ’ the largest
number pt tickets. Tommie Sla ” Dy, M, W .'M c U rty of At-x
it y , who who 'i jdbwam when ha lanta. who haa beat .vUiUBg Mr'-v
•re a a e d . up Ita Grandmother
Weatbrook apd-triad to ppoo »a
auch, waa awarded J lr a t' priaa.
IV
T
[ ri •
'
■qtnvangor
school will Iter one «»f the*
new
r’ f
w ill be in ch n rg c of th e
ra n g e s
cooking
ut
!• *' :r
1'
s tr a t in g
,
Mary I
Murph>,
Lona
school.
dem on
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Miami Saturday
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
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root easing one of the finest
gridiron machine* In their class
■ In tha nation thla fall, the Miami-j
ana prsaant the strongest threat
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 bejralndefeat of Tesa
by. noting the <
IK Miami U*t week. U s t
«asr tha Techmcn le st Miami
or an WOTS# than did Florid*, ttjl
wer# overpowered by Jack Hard*
1,1
| taB*« men ■
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___ h a t week pre
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pared for their gam# with Gror-j
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By JACK HERRING
“ Do or Die” Rrsnan muat
have died Friday nite because
“Mighty Man’* Truluck soeuunl
; a* ganroao « ■ » «
• to be the only threat that the
1"tsaasa ( m a t F is a ■ * a
loeal* had against the conf'irenr*
at Mae#
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.
.Complete Auto Repairs
The passo* which the Feds
worked on all week did not ellek
Day P h o n e - - ------- 9130 and no one but Trultirk did any
damage on the ground. The whole
Night Phona........... .575-W team aeemud In go lifco wild,
fir# fer a short period of time
but than someone, soniuwhore
would let up and the rat would
WRECKER
SERVICE
BRYAN’S
Gara ge
team pktyrd by la~th e’even«
—Tarspo— lo-t to Florida by a tri
cii.nt, as • compered to th '
om Are. at 2nd. SL •6
Hurricane 110-0 victory, but the
Gitnrv l| vc hail neigh sledding
lately, huintr to Villaimva, Mary,
land, anil I- H. U, before the
Georg! ' game.
In Howard I’lasmnn and Russ
AT TOE
Coatrr, tho Hurricanes aru wild to
ivosacsa their Is"t it ir nf tuck*
Arcade
since the great Eddie Dunn and
Package Store
Johnny Douglas, key men on the
19J8 team, and Carifto, Miami
la o Icadint; camlidatu for
rOU’LL FIND THH BEST center,
alLstate Intrrvolhginto honor* at
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IN ALL LINES OF
kame
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BE SURE TO VI9I1
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Placed On Dean’s
List A t C ollege
^ lE M E K 'f J .
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B A M K kft,
Hy Talmadge Marray
HAS BEEK
Hats off:
tnie senior at the University
A R .R A N Q |M < «
of Florida deserves state wide
rr< ognition for his achievements.
Bia LEAGUE That
toy is from Sanford and
BA SEBA LL
his name la Waller B. Stovall,!
Jr Walter, who begin his eol-:
s ^M e d u l e s
_ _ __
. ~ | li ve career in September, 1939,!
To r 2 5 (LA R S became a member of Phi Eta j
! fiitma. a national
honorary!
w HE DRAWS ! scholastic fraternity, for fresh-.
PAY FROM
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 itat'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 Qucredo,;
mi honorary fraternity for those
who rxc.il in this langusge.
Mosall will graduate In June,
iiciiniplishlng t year* work In
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Could Henry VIII Hwvo
Had Hlomnch Ulcer Pains?
A. K. R0SSETTER, Florat
IlUInry Ulla tu>w lUnry VIII w iii M
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pain*, intllff r •ttnn, g»» nnlns. for
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nntl other mn.IHlfin, rnuarri by
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D. FA R BBLL PROP,
Roosevelt Asks For
Support Of Red Cross
• Member Southeastern & Florida, Stale Florists
. Aas’c’n.
W. First St.
Sanford, Florida
Phone 7$8-M
Fine Liquors
•arty
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 of the bag.
Officials
WASHINGTON, 'Nov. * 1.VMAV
Tartar, the alLconftrcnre back Cuban
— President Roosevelt appealed
for the Lions proved that he
Study
Sugar
Crop
for support of the Red Cross as
really deaervej to b* callfd the
“an essential part of Our pre
best back that has been seen
,,,,
.
in the*# parts 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 member,
a vary keen.eyed passer
headed by Amadco U p e i Cas- shin roll call.
and -..........Norman .II.
SHOItT SHOTS;- It did look tro- ■*!Er'?rF
‘ho preMdency., Roth
...........Roosevelt
..................—
liko tho Indiana had escaped I *P»nl Wei|nea,|*y Ip preliminary Davis, |’,cd ( tom chairmnn who
from tha Reservation Friday nito,! eunfvenees seeking to dcUrmlne rca.l the president’s message,
the way Tallahaasoo ran wild— I whsst role lh" I0CJ Cuban lugarlemphaslted 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 .the'
" L War Btlmson,
right tackle of tha Feds, Hilly Cuban mission Dr. Arturo 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 that this shoQld have thy of announcement to the lor, also appealed for the pub
taken place long ago-Taylor press, lie indicated that members lic’s support.
“Bird leg**’ Urovn was also of the mission had spent most
dsy -whieh
followed ___
— the
— —,
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Russia possesses about 79 P«J
moved, he takes ever tho back, of
field relief Job. This tame very •erday’s Armistice day holiday— cent of tho world s reserve of
Information.' '- “ '*u#*t,
much a* a ■uruvlse heenpse In correlating__________
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Broom has proven himself very
capahlrt at the flanker phsijlon—
The Fed team Is looking forFOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS
ward to frv'ng a^mc Mullet un
SI. Augustine way, this week
CALL MRS. PIPPIN
»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.
Cm*birds do not uild nest* but
•av eggs in nest* of other bln!*,
which tinknnwllni'ly raise the
rowbinl young.
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By R. J. SCOTT Walter Stovall
*.,■*...1 U » f—“ <4
’■OAINTSVI f,LE Nor. 13—(8 p « IsJ)—Florida's Fighting
Gator
. football team aspects no repeti.
tkm of Its 4M victory over th«
. ‘ University of Mfiml slevrn la«tj
* ■' ytar, 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
I
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941.
lU E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
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�Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording R ail, H lg h w a )
And Water Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1941
‘Union Rights Denied’—Quits
BeforeMoscow
Break Through Len Tremor Centers A t
ingrad Siege Lines Long Beach Where
Scored By Russians, Most Damage Oc
Says Soviet Radio curred In ’33 Quake
Claimed To' tHave
, • Been Sunk By Nazis
, On Other Occasions
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
fo u rteen Perm its
Berlin Says Roosevelt
Duped Congress Into
N eu trality Revision
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 of driring tba GormbM
gel** area at 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 tan g Beach, I.<>» Anon the northern front th* Soviet galea and other
metropolitan
radio aald the Ruaalan* acorod aoburtw.
• brak—hrough the Nail ' siege
The quake apparently renterrd
at 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 dam age.
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-.
amall machine .hop* tool
boat Ion between them and' the ingTwo
Instrument* for the aircraft
oil-rich Caucasus, and r*portal/
Indoatriaa
wer. so badly dam
were massing fresh armlet on
two tec tori of tba otherwise quiet aged firemen aald It will be
aervrml day* before work could
be resumed.
v D ate O f A ttack
]
Is Undisclosed
Dispatch Says Ship
9 Sank A ft* Being
Struck By Torpedo;
aamewhere on an undisclosed
d a u whit* being uwod afU r
having boon tom doodjr.e,
m She * u the third aircraft ear*
v r k r Ioat by BrIUln and newest of
all. The admiralty didn't disclose
whathar tba “Ark Royal" aaak
from tornado Ittock or from Lu
tar attack* by etba? maaaa, The
communique aald moat of tba
i • e r ro r , normally 1.87J men, were
tahan off before the (taking ana
casualties are not espectod to bo
NUMBER 66
Philip H o m y , president ot the CIO, explaina to newspaper,
men la Washington hit reason* far resigning from the* National Do.
fans* Mediation Board. He declared labor'* rights had been denied
la the recent Board decision whkh rejected John L. Lewi*' demands
for a anion shop contract, in the captive coal mine*. CIO labor
leader Thomas Kennedy, also a member of the Board, resigned
full-dress Nail offanalte against
with Murray.
Rostov on tha Don In tha no.th
em Caucasus appeared Immtn.
eat.
Tha Moacow radio waa heard
In Lyndon broadcasting that fu r.
loua fighting raged In Crimea
whara, "despite heavy losses, tha
enemy launches new s tu c k d*L
lv.” The German* triad U out
flank Kerch but worn hasten
back In n battle In which Ih*
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nlr fore* of tha Stock Sen fleet
Joined, tho radio aald. It report
Borne Farm ers W ere ed
the Germans also opened a
Recovering F r o m
n drlee In tho Lnk# timer, sector
below Lenlngaod, but' claimed
Farm Production Celery Dam age
Survey Will Be Seen By Lehman
Made In County If Rain Keeps Up
Farmers Must Report
Lapt .Wct W rathe
w*
^ '" 5Pro^rim
ma',c
by
Farm Dcfenia
th ra ifb Um offlct of tbo county
J*
out blanks, Orie Malhleux, per.
tli ta d I fermaac* supervisor, said today.
I Th# Farm Defense Prq^ram
•11* attempting to tncreaoo produc.
^ C V thm \af food to meet the e i.
*» r * H peeted shortage aa tho w ar In
NHar-1 Karope goes on apd demands fnr
foodstuffs become greater, l|r.
i baoaa I HashisM. anted.
la tha surrey of this counly
M por.1 to , 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*
• wm |
which lacnaaod production
,f*-™ ( U desired.
■ Mary
Tha survey to botog carried on
how*** I(*r tha Unltad flutes Department
Serious ilaihage .to celery ran
bo erapeeked If present rains> con.
tlnue at their present rate, H.
J. Lehman, manager of tbo San
ford State Farmers’ Market, aald
today, aa many of tba farms are
Just recovering from the tost
aeries of rainy days.
Most of .tho celery toed bed*
arp well covered and protected,
Mr. Lehman elaborated, and the
celery th at waa set out some
Lehman said.
At prascat, Ut* market manager anticipates a
■uch crops as n
beans, squash and
luce as be to recti
from three direction*, encoun.
tered a murderous Soviet fire
and fell bach ertth heavy Isaacs.
Ruaalan "sturmavlk” —armored
planes for fighting ground force*
—and armored train* were re.
ported smashing numerous Grr.
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 at 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 Unleersitira and
Cellegeo'. .for. . ......
...... _
_.
reteiving
the
I'rabody Award at 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 at 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 tbs Campus.
Church Religious Council, cofounder of Beta.Epsllon Chap
ter 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.
TBIIBRAN, Iran. Nov. 14.—fp)
—The -Soviet* today announced
they a r , unable to eonflrm 'the
report a piano bearing Laurence
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
n V
d i e n r t a f c j
uiiartcrs
today.,
■•liiinrcl ]Vi-*ii|i-nt UiKwovelfi
w ith tltminir ('oiieretta
by
fill'** roiirvitontntion of facta
said
(iormunv would
sInmit at Anioriian shiiw car*
rvimf munitions.
Aiilhnrilatiw Hritish uuar*
tors said llu> noutrnlitv ro^-*
vision rcmovi'il the obstacle
am t
Priest Works For
Doctor’s D egree
A t Peabody
Soviets In Dark On
Ambassadors* Plane
President Is Quiet
On Moving Marines
British Rescue A t Sea
After hour* of drifting in a two-man dinghy, sis m em ber* « f
a downed B ritish bomber clamber aboard a Sunderland living
boat which rescued them somewhere in th e A tlantic. The men were
forced tu u*e the small dinghy when th e m ain dinghy failed in
function.
•
Red Cross Meet
whitli inipi'di'd fulfillment of
Aiim' i iim' n ilt'trrniinalUin to play
a li'adiin; inlo in overthrowing
lllllll.
V;*
Tin* .luprtm**«o hiiivtuiummI totlaf
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 to l*t'
jarmoil Anu rit ait .orrtli int ship*
l«\iriy targo**A through zone* of
h.ittli* tiirrctly in ti 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 marrln it M*nt* h.» ihr Whitt* ilou-v h^itlatiork.
it*|M*nlmir tlio irmaining major.
J |iio\ imhii i of tho ncutinlity l.iw*'
|: iii«| f i v e I tilt* iiilimnixtrntiou
Ifi. mu it tli^ztiitrou:i unt pranrtlgc*
vltulirring tli*f«*at.
County Schools Have Women From Vitritttis Hut w hntltr though (ho niru
w .»b, it Mint
lutin ' th a n
Fartn Of Florida JjoIniritv
Been C o n t a c t e d
t;«* cm.ugh to xurpriM* anti tie*,
Ihi* mlminiidlrutUm IcatlerVi.sitinjf Jn C i t y light
By a W o - I a b i l l
tfl|s In til? Iimuir, which
h l(t *
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 en 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 simul
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 nr, Hay. 1 A - W
mor, vegrtable a
line, ha declared.
ftuiglit lo a v ert w h at looked ut
Apprnalmately OS wnnn n fmni tiitt* « like c e rta in ilrfcnte
Liu irvlv hfcause t»f ilUpleiuntt
ninny parts of Florida ard it.
Irnding the twa.day »< ■ inn of
III* regular Fall mceti'iir of MoStats Hoard of Mniiag.'in* i 1
Ihs I laughter* of the \ 1st. •
licviilulion which has it, I.. . I
quarters at the Mayfair Haul,
with Mrs. P. E. Kauiaill.i. a*
general i halrman on .in iiiig,.
meiils for the Nallia Harri'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 (*.
Ttoat-
W ater
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, Mrs. H arry Wood
ruff, homo service chairman of
tho organtoattop, lequoatod that
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*
or discharges.
Mrs. 8. O. Chase, knitting
Mrs. Keith Chenn of West I’ulm
Beach.
Also Mr*. E. K. Horton, Miu
Sallio Abernathy and Mrs. Aher.
nathv of Winter llavrn; Mrs.
T. II. Odham, Mr*. James A. Aus.
tin, Mrs. Ernest Mansfield, Mr*.
John E. Mathews of Jncksonvllh-;
Mrs. J . J. Taylor and Mr*.
Greens Johnston of Tallahassee;
Mr*. R. C. Woodberrv, Mrs, R.
A. McTycr, Mr*. W. C. Mrlxan.
Mr*. Hal Atkinson, Mr*. J. P.
Rustic, Mr* C L. Howr. Mr*.
Mae ■Bell O’Neal, Ura T. 8- Nortqn. Mrs. T. O. Bryan and Mias
Francs* Gregory of Orlando;
Mr*. Sara II. Bryan 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 Gertrude Bell Kipp of
(CMiUaaeU Ow Paae Throe)
Georgia School Row
Set For Wednesday
of US, look forward t<* eniiiuiiaa.
tie apnlauso In those Orreu «»r
I bn* baaoil oh thw cl»lm tbah
tho United Stole* U disunited
a* they have to often propno"' ••Our own
position
lu
4 j,
-truggle aralnat aegresslon wou d
Ik. definitely weakened not only
i„ Europe and In. A.to but a l » .
among our w*tor repub^
the America*. Foreign natlond,
friends and eaemtoa, would mtoIniorprvt our own mind
an d ,
purpose.”
••
___ _
OBL1CINQ MOON8HINZZ
GUKENBBOUq, N .
C,
N
14.—UP)—Fred Hatledge, a f
mouth and **t
distillery.
.
. .
-Everythin* .tejrfy f or * r w
Ratledgw asked tka opcraloi to*
ATLANTA, Noe. ID-O P)-Tho U*Tb# utw dlM 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 praaerr. tha
• S i t i n g standing s f th« tiato
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> 1I0NDAT, NOVEMBER 10. 19*1
By STANLEY Vegetable Juice
ou Hake Too
II IE OLD HOME TOWN
Much So U. S.
“
*
P
. ^
Lays On Taxes COUPLE - HE HAS V - 1
they
WASHINGTON, Nor, 10.—I*)
You're g ettin f too
much
Mayl
Thot le the official treasury
aeon far taking Congiuae to
e an i
Becomes Popular
As Health Drink
eal
INSOMNIAt AND HAS7b1
GOUNJSHHEP AND A
SH B » A S L E E P
|
W A LK ER/
LOS ANGELES, N or. 1#.—
OT— Did you over drink spinach,
c a lo ry or lettuce T
Quite a fear people a re the*e
day*, and the temperance folk
are delighted^. So are
dntiata
and itor lore. They say the rating
and drlnkiny practices introduced
t y Southern California food fad
dists are hood fo r tho teeth and
the liver, \ n d health Ingencral.
Within the past year, doxens
of juice b a n
have appeared
vy between >4,000,000,000 and
ijWOfiOOfiOO of new taxes neat
■or. One tu n e s ted method la
l i percent on ealariea and
Nut that the treasury doesn’t
Nd tho money, but ae the
lOeeepfcy ef tho new tag oro-
tie’s pockets
to prevent Inflation. The views
that follow am w la t these ex
perts say are the facte:
L Tha treasury does need
mars money. In spite of a W.100^000,000 tax law just paeeed,
tho treasury faces a deficit of
from 118,000,000,000 to 128,000,OOfcOOO in tho next year.
t . Because of deftnta Indusy, wages and other forms- of
come will be higher than ever
dote. The national Income n cri
tar will probably to about
100.000. 000.000, compared with
lout ffo. 000,000,000 this year.
2. While the people may have
11.000. 000.000 extra spending
ooey, tha defense program will
Itm k them fewer things to
■y. For instance, the governgut already has curtailed outit 01 automobiles and rsfrlgsr% The natural thing for poole to de is to try to outbid
Mb ether for the consumer
•rehandle* that can be bought,
me forcing prices up. That’s
Action.
A jf prices go skyhtgh. moat
W ynne will be
impoverished
k aiM their money won’t buy
weh. This would hurt especially
n o n e living on fixed Incomes
Hh a t peneione and annuities,
ieo, It would hurt the governWm beceus* It would here to
to more for defense articles.
11, You cun hold down prices
t passing e lew agalnet them,
•agrees le working on that,
hut the treasury says It
to t enough. For one thing,
mcHf fixed .prices
might be
Hwtapp id by bootlegging.
. J . Therefore, the treasury taya,
kg tklag to do Is to taka away
f m the people In extra tease
to spare money that the people
Music”
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
Tonight's rregrame
4:30 Landt Trio
4:46 Press News
R:30 Tw ilight Melodies
6:30 Doc Sellers
True
Stories
6:46 J u s t E n tertainm ent
One of the now rnllnr's first
aboard ship in the U. 8. Navy
vocabulary Is the undcrrtamling
STILL
C I E f tf !
It’s no f u to try to koop a balanced
budgat thoso day! Fortonitoly, howovor,
your olectrleity Is Jwt as chop is Ivor*
Food m ay h a v e in c re a se d
18%* over la s t year, b u t you
;
oan 8tiU r e f r i g e r a t e
M M S electrically lor only kd
ab o u t 9L50 a m onth, j
-W. warn, te o a tr J M n of 0*mi
d of asm s she for (last «la-
JACKSON, Mias., Nor. 10 W) Tha MtsebsJppI aaprama
court todao ravau ad tha can.
tempt of court eonrtRlon of Frvderfck Sultana, editor of tho
Onnir (
•
P*By Nowa, holding ho Pakltah* Oct. IS, It, NuV. I. If, IT |o r t . If. It
waa discharging hla duty as odL
tor In commenting on tho pro.
eoodian of tha circuit' court
term.
Circuit Judge J. F, Barbour
REGISTRATION NOTICE
had found 8ul)ana guilty of
contempt and hod imposed a
The Befistration Books of
1100 fine and a 20-day Jail ton.
tho City of Sanford. Florida,
tonco, tho latter impended "dur
ing good behavler.”
are open to tho City Hall,
commencing Monday, Novem
ber bid, 1P41, for the purpose
Russia Ambassador
of registering for the General
Municipal Election to be held
Is To Report Home on
December 2nd, 1941, and
will remain open each day
TEHERAN. Iran . Nov. 10 except Sundays end holiday!
T/ n — Laurence R telnhardt. Unit
up to and Including Novem
ed S ta ir, am bassador to Rusber 22nd, 1941.
alv. Is due here t/v*av on a 80.
vlcl plena front Knlbyihev en.
rout* to W ashington to rro o rt to
P resldrnt Rooeevolt on the So
y}V spplv ami papaya Juice,
viet situation. H e I- expected
\ f-s
O ne th ir s tin g
ro u l,
a n o th e r to fly from Lisbon by clipper.
V
1*
proprietor relate*, downed n
V
gl»»» i j pomegranate Juice, made hlishcd 21 years ego by Dr.
a horrlhlo face, Slid fled.' A week
T. Richter, now 77. and hie
y
Jw T
later ha w«» ti c k , complaining John
wife, Vera, 67.
- C r et - It had takrn two day* nf n
• They advocate the ratin g of
! itraig h t gin diet to • straighten "live foods," and serve only un
,
up hia system. T h e n 'h e asked cooked vegetables, fruits
and
; for more pomegranate Juice.
nut-— no milk, butter, eggs o r
Multiplying
along
with the o lh -r animal products.
.
Juice hnrs are the health toed
Tho RUhters bake their treads,
JAP* ' ’
More* nml vrgrtarian rcstnnrnnta rakes and pie cruet.1. In a sola
—most of them cafeterias. Sall- rium.
1 0 -7
Inr point I* their variety of
"They are made o f whole-grain
fresh salads. The l.jm bla carrot- meal mixed with dried frwite,
.
and raisin rombinatlon is a heat crushed nUte • and
swoeteoed
y will turn ,eller. Salad dressings are made with honey," says Mrs. Richter,
vhat dubious, with lemon Juirn and herb seathrough tho sonings. with out vineyir.
a t the die-I The health cafes also specialso learn th a t 1 i n
Mich dishes as pine-nut
angpU nk o n ," (f* k". »»y cheese cutlets. hreadrow” In the I ed eggplant, breaded baked laApproximately 50,000 tickets
vessel la not • nans*, vrgetabln souffles, cheese to m ajor am usem ent and sport
j th a t coffee « k r* »"d cheese pica.
activities la New York City are
Ilpl “Joe* o r
Of the health cafes, ono of given gratis weekly to members
tho moro piaturcst)u<) was cats- of the armed forces of U. 8. *
E L E C T I 1 C I T Y
IS
am n f U « 4 la k a a ia a m
it
I t s [am »•«*«*
K ail I i w M Bt. Ban fo n t. .F lo rid a , I fo rd I t a l l
n B a r Ik e rle tllta u a n a n a A a d -r- [tltlo u a nan
a n * O v tftltk F a n * r a t Horn* t h a t T tilt
a a 4 t h a t 1 la te a d t o r a s l a t i r aald ' nam a p u m
n a a i n m a a t w th a ta r m i or t h i " F l« t
tk a T n o tltlo a a
Naas*
itt a t a t i " I (C k sp ta r
w ith tk a e lask o f Ib a C lr to lt C o a rt i w k h (ha
of 04011801# C ounty, F M U a (c o u rt of
A. A . O IU F F lT fl.
da.
The p rice'o l d ru g s m ay h a v e , I
(jum ped 2 l% * b u t ^ J S \
you c a n itill cook H | A | |
for about only 92.50 d p g E J 5.1
H. N. gayer
City BegiatraUsa Officer
AT TUB
Arcade
Package Store
TOITIX FIND TUB
IN
BEST
ALL LINES OF ,
Fine,F* Liquors
Arcade
Package Store
O. a
(formerly
FARRELL, PROP,
Baggtll'a Ltqaor
Blare)
MATHER ARCADE
on your fire inauroncel ^
r • Your Ufa in-,
surance pays dividends, w hy
not your fre insurance? It cun
end should. CENTRAL fire in* f
surance pays dividends to more
then 100,000 property owners,1
thus reducin! the net cost of
their insurance. It's simple as ^
ADC, end we’ll be |lad to ex*
plain how you, too, can cava
money with complete protec
tion against fire losses,'
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 12. 1941
Senators Begin
To Line Up On
Neutrality Act
asus 03 Wells
ftnland’s Decision To
Fight On Is Marked
By Renewal Of War
• Against Leningrad
What The War Dog Will Wear
70,000 Germans
’l
Reported Lost
Invaders Claim Pro•gress In Slowing
^ Battle Of Moscow
Rr m m h c m rifw
Tho Axia (Crimean forces
are reported to havo ad
vanced to the Black Sea
o|pat today below Kerch, tha
"Atawav tn thq Caucaxus oil
fields, after "aharp pursuit
fighting.”
Arrival of Axis troons
the Kerrh Strpit will
endanger the oil wells across
th* 4-mlle-wide strait.
The G erm ans/aid dive-bomber*
a n inflicting havoc a t Kerch
and Sevastopol, w here they a n
tf ttro y ln g port
facilities ahd
causing heavy losses of min and
malarial.
’•
.
On tho central front, th* Bus■ton* doctored tha Gannons bat.
to a standstill with more
than 70,000 Nasi* killed ,cr
wounded fat Urn 41-day Momow
drive, v. -*. w agy|
. 4D> official B auton spokesman
•A i Hitler** offcnslv* again*
Moscow bad foiled, and tho Sad
armtoa' position la
faoir “
iVMoecdw, and the H uniard ad
mitted the defender* at Tula,
100 miles south, were forced to
retreat illghtly after inflicting
1,000 German caaualie*..
Finland’* decision to fight oh!
■Write a w an in g of the Ion of
l/T 8. friendship, was marked by
the renewal o f the GermatwFln.
nlah drive to encircle Leningrad.
Tha Finn* said they ware etiU
engaged by a defenalva war.
g e rm a n force* beating r**L
w*W from tha arena of Len.
inrrad and Laka Ladoga
over
cold and blttcrly-defended terrain
ara threaten lag th e M m la n com.
munieatione to the essential Ara.
tie; supply routes of Marmaask
Archaagal. Berlin . mltlUry
•pokesnwn claimed left night.
Oa the central front about
Moscow, however, It app«ered
that the Invader was being
roughly knocked about and ana
daipg wall even to bold Us
wares*: uw i sacs
forces had fallen
awn favored tseti* sb .ro Moscow
around Volokolamsk and had
themselves been encircled, and
m
fl«btfag was still lannclo.
Lateet Innovation la d o g w w r makes it* debut i t the Lot
Angsts* E m a il Club D or Show In Lo* Angele*. Carl Spit*, tra in ,
e r, show* tb l equipment, which eoniUta o f a h a rn e u pact, houslair radio receiving equipment and headphone*. With the equip,
a m t , the dog can. bo controlled within a radius or three mile*
m the battlefield.
Test* !<For Invasion
Hunters Caught
Near Chuluota ,
Wi t h 5 Turkeys
M. L. W agner and Floyd W ag.
ner, two men from Chuluota who
w tre s r r o te d
by
Honorary
film s W arden P o rter Lansing
Sunday near Ruckpoint R ant'
plead guilty this m orning to*tl
charge of out-of.saason huntln
the game warden
stated
thla
"toted this
afternoon.
Float* of civic and fraternal
organisations snd the appearance
of four Florida
Defense Force
eompafi** yeaterd y featured one
*f tb# finest Armistice Dsy pa
rades sver staged in Sanford
Ovsr 20 units, including four
bands, the Celeryettre. th* Flor
ida Defense Force, and a number
of beautifully
ami effectively
decorated float* took part in the
exhibition, orgr tilled by the !.«•glonriMrrs under tha direction of
N td .& n lth , senior vice-comman
der cf the Campbell-Lossing Post.
First p’aee was awarded to the
Antlers float by the Judge*. The
float, depicting the spirit of ‘70.
hold > number of figures po*cd in
costume* representing
General
Georg* Wssh.ngon and hir oides.
The float of the !<*gion A u i.
lliary won second place through
its representation of every divis
ion of tho armed service. On the
float were aoliiirtn, sailors and
marine* in full parade dress, holdtog their weapon* in position of
■parade dress."
Honorable mention wut given to
tho floats of tho Future Farmers
of America, la k e Montoc. Lyman
and the Elk.-* Club*. The Judge*
for the occasion were Judge It.
w , Wnr*. Andrew Carrawsy and
Mrs." W riter Morgan.
Bens tor Claude
Pepper. a flrr
marching in tha paia.le uqtll It
roaolwd
the
reviewing eland,
rioed on the stand with Com
mander Joel Field ami troke into
applause and words of pmise a*
tho Aorta went by. The Celerycite* gave an exhibition of pre
cision marching and maneuvers,
draw log eppreeiatory comments
from th* Senator, St did the Gonavi land composed of children
of $11 ago*, some so small "It Is
■ yonder. h"’w they carry their
b*trum eats," as th* Senator put
paifcfar'toto.BW lft
s» C.lSAM.xtft*n»*
Hand, mounted on a high
discovered them, it w le disclosed
In the hearing thla morning he.
fore Judge R. W. W are of the
county Judge.
Since turkey *ea*nn ,doe« not
otwn until Nor. 20, the men were
fined $16.00 rach and the cost
of court, according to the renort
Driver's license testy were
LONDON, Nov. 11 -D P I— from the p i u n t y Ju dge1* office
given member* of tha Ktwani* Prime Mblister CharchU! todsy
Club at their luncheon today declared Adolf Hitler had failed
Doudney Only Person Prime Minister Sayn
Present To Make Nazis Depended On
Starvation Blockade
A Perfect S c o r e
e t the Velde Hotel gad Sanford
Doudney was the yttly one pre
sent who answered V I the quea.
tlone correctly, while fran k
Shames was the only on* to More
00 percent.
Judge R. W. Ware and Lester
Tharp, .who bad charga of the
program,
introduced
Chariot
Morrison, quia master, who read
tha questions and called on the
two patrolmen present. J. M.
Richburg and O. O. Dsrty, to
to bring Britain to her knees
through starvation blockade and
thus might be fo rttd into at
tempting an Invasion "as soon
as ha can screw up hi* fours go
and maka arrangements to take
the plunge."
He told the cheering House of
Common* It had been learned
through Britain’s so. I prison,
tr , Rudolf Haas, "that Hitler
originally counted more on star,
cation of th* British than on
Lnviilon/*
Ha added, Britain will havu
sutflctoat ship* to hndertak*
overseas' operations la 1943:
that alm o st. 1,000,000 tons of
Axis shipping ima bata sunk or
sarioasly damaged hi the four
months coding fat Octobtr - and
that Britain's sea lowea have
dropped slmoat two-thirds during
that same period.
"plug horse.
Fallowing him
was the Sons of the l-egion Drum
• ml Bugl* Corps, with Senator
Popper vnd officers of the Camp.
bell-Lossing Post leading the
legionnaires.
First of the
floats wa* the
prise-winning Legion Auxiliary
riration,* followed by th* Legion
~
It) A 8 locomotive. The Bemlnole
igh School' Hand came nest,
ho
- go through
I1 ,r ■u n t a v m . Tho four c«n|uniM of the Florida Dofcnso
Fore* marched by-ahead of tho
group from the Salvation Army.
Th* Geneva band marohed by in
front o f the three floats of the
Future Farmer a of America and
Red Ship Cossack
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Coes Down In Galclimtt .unte^rTT^,
i/w n n w
» ~
LONDON* Ho y , \2.—(JF)—Thc
loss was announced b| the adm ir.
„
------- . . T— - ..own in the
Mediterranean In » half K*le with
her flag still flying, It was learned
here Tuesday night.
Capt. Kdward fjfon Berthon.
holder o f the (HsUngulshed ser
vice rn » s with bvr, la among the
for
his rescue.
The Cossack participated in th*
British navy’* throe greatest ex
ploit* o f this w ar—th* rescue of
British sesmon from the German
prison ah ip A ltm ark, tha battle
of Narvik fjord and tho dee true,
lion of tha German battleship
Bismarck.
Thera war* no detail* o f the
action In which aha w as lost.
Three-Car Collision
Occurs On Highway
No d riv en
or passengers
w a n seriously Injured la . an au.
tomabU* accident which occurred
today at 3:00 A. M. on th .
Orlando Highway, However, two
of the c a n Iwra tvod w o n "com.
(ietaty demolished" sad
on*
fc — god. according lo a report
nmdeT tadgy^hr O. Q. Darty, atato
i
Member AnociaAed Prana
N l ’MHKR fit
Pepper Condemns “ German War
Race’7 A t Bandshell Program
Griffith Tel l s
Of Ad Campaign
Meeting Is Largest
And Most Enthusi
astic In 10 Years
7th District commander of the fnlidarity and unity of |»ur|M»ree
H A. Trovll pf the people of Sanfi»rd and the
_#
u.
w
$of .the
Win.
entire county.
, V. American
.
the
In an addre** of welcome,
which followed the
invocation
service officer of the state; S renounced by the Itev. Martin
M njrr Edgar D. Vestal, of the ram, President ^
A I.efflei*
headquarter* sta ff of the Flori of the Chamber *»f Commerce an.
da Defense Force; Capt. Donald sured Senator Pepper th et the
E. Smith, comm ander of Cler. people of this c'ountY are n«»t
mont’a Company A of the de. unmindful of their rraponsibilifem e form ; Capt. Charles
R. tie* to their Preahlent an I l'»
Jsvens. commafldsr of Company their country in thl* dark hour
H of Mt. Dora; Capt. E. C. H ar and urged him to take thla
per, rom htandsr of Company C message bark to thi* leader* id
of Hanford; and Lt. William R. Washington
Boone, commander of Company D
Introducing Svn»tnr Pepper*
o f Orlartdn.
Srnalnr
l Ifousbolder ul«o wFlThe W inter Park High School tomi'il Mrs. - Pupprr t'» Hanforil
Band played a ' concert *t thr and declared that Florida now
brgiVhing of the program. The has a Senator who is a ontkinal
'one minute of silence In honor figure of international im port
of the wsr rlcad waa broken by ance. " I have long wanted u
"Tap*" blown by fo u r members Senator from Florida who repre.
of the Drum and Bugle Corps rented not only tin* people of
from the bandshell and echoed Florida." he said, "b u t al-n the
across the lake by other mem. entire population of the United
bers of the corps. A t the ron. States."
Senator Pepper told of Allot.
elusion of "T aps11 an aerial
salute was fired and wlnsth-s Hitler's rise l« power upon tin'
from all over the city begun to wreekuge rr rated hv the "evil
wavr" whirh spread throughout
blow.
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the world during the post.wal'
period and attributed m urh of
the difficulties of Germany anil
Europe to t )
the failure tn
keep governments in power long
enough for them to do any tiling;
2) the reluctance of government *
to abolish or control econontie
harrier*; 3) and
the
g n e ru l
to stahlllie currencius.
John Edward Pelt, a resident failure
He described in some, delad
of Volusia Cuuaty for 63 years,
died st his homo In Osteen this his trip to Germany J " 'l beforo
morning at 12:15 o'clock follow, the surrender of Chamberlain at
Munith ami he told o f his vis.
ing a brief Illness.
The 72-yrar.old man was born It to the Nuremberg Nail par.
tv
conference a t which thnusnrds
in Piqua, Ohio on Apr. V, 1D6'J
virtually
snd during the time he has of Germans appeared
mail as a result of the frensy
livrd in Florida has been engaged «f
fanatirism Treated in them
in citrus farming and tho live, H itler,
Goebhel*. G orim g and
stork Industry.
party leader*.
Mr. Pell i* survived by hi* other
Upon one occasion, henauir
widow, Mrs. M artha Pell) seven Pepper said, he Fad an oppordaughter*. Mrs. L. H. Wells ami otunlty t oitserve H itler at close
Mrs. J. G. Jone* of Largo, Mr*.
and he *ai<l he was shock
Cleavle Vleno and Mrs. I. W. range
Hawkins of DeLand, Mr*. Flos ed a t tho cruel .ruthless line* of
face, hi* tmilo th a t war
sie Wiggins and Mrs. Cora Phil- his
positively nhocklng. eyes that
lips of Miami, and Mrs. II. L. were
utterly unmo-al and *Ur*u
Douglas of Panam a )-CUy( one
into apace with a fixity
son, Raymond F*U of Osteen; out
purpose th at ihowetl without
four sister*. Mr*. B a r Hareshy
with
of H traford. Tax., Mr*. Roy qua*tion the ruthleasneaa
Clifton of P o rt
O rsnge, and which h* pursued hia goels.
He said tola waa tho man
Mr*. Bob K arr and Mr*. Della who
hail ahot down • in their
Weshory of Miami:
brother.
own
bed* th* very friend* who
Roy Pell of Miami: aUo i t grand
had
helped him to hi* rise
children.
Funeral M r * Ices for Mr. Pall to power but of whoa* Influene*
will b* conducted Sunday after, he had btcome Jealous anil afraid,
noon a t S:00 o’clock a t Erickson lie said thla wa* tho man who
Funeral Horn*
and
interment had said th at If your lie* are
and repeated often
will follow In Ostoen Cemetory. big enough
I Cm tlose* era f s n n**>
Palbeartrs will b*: Ted Hontor,
Tom MeColough, A. R. Ivey,
tim e r Dayman, Claud*
Tyson
and Mr. Marsh.
T ” g
"'V* I A m . r l e s n L e gio n ;
iron." while the Hauer, a model. ,,
n _____ I.$—
Commander
T Hitler.*'
had
ambit ion* t«»
rule , ,
pr,
nau
■mouum*
u>
vme
t i . . t o « .i -*
i
i
...............
,
l - ie r la r k Cost of
the wo;
te-K -r'" t - i!«£= s;;:.
W estern
llcml^ph
South Amarica, Srnnlnr Pepper
declared, and went nn ti> «*y
that th* Kaiser propped to move
into Brasil as enrlv a- I no2 snd
talked to a Rriti«h diplomat in
an appaal to have the English
fleet hold off,'slid allow him to
m*ke th* movr
"Now a* in the lust World
W ar our right to freedom of tho
i as* is being chalMngsd, and th*
feieiftoa~bT reK* ''ska* o f this
hemisphere has bean threatened
bv s triangular war anne marked
o ff by llllte r," ibe S enator re
lated.
"There ha* never been n sav
age more rru el," Mr. Pepper conI in ued. " lie has made slaves of
the conquered peoples and la now
centralising induslriea an the
people of Europe will depend on
Grrmnny for everything.’1
Hitler- ha* done aw ay with
churches and has imprisoned the
rhurrh lenders and I* now Impos
ing a Illller religion on the pro-
«•“
*2
..
November Draft J. E. Pell Dies
At Home After
Quota L e a v e s
Short Illness
F o r BlandSng
the floats of Lvk« Monroe end
l.yrnan. Nest in tha procession
»** the Boy and Girt Scouts, the
Five young men from Rent.
Winter l’ar* High School Band,
•bo W inter l*ark Leg ionitalics, Inolo County boarded a bus s t
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the
B._P._ 0.
K. float, tha Antleri,„ 2:ttt P. M. today bound for
ftbs Junior
' ‘ “Garden
‘ Club
—'and ‘ the
‘
Hitlerism Must Be
D e s tro y e d , Says
Senator I’epper In
Vigorous Statement
( onite m ning Ihi* It i'n iu n "wnr. I plr, thr *pci»kcr miitl
rjnr r i c «
anti
thru
r, I
"Wr
*h<Hi|«|
*cml
powilrr,
11 f * ? ena*°r , **,l,i«* IV|»|»rr ' nhi|»». gun*.
fin.l
tlnlUrre
t$i
•iitire*he<l an iMrnilily .*f
j <-hokr buck thr
N ail
manner,
m l thouiMinil p f n o n o at tin* Mu. \\'t* arc fortu n ate
to
have
a
niripal Banihhi'll y$*«t<*rila\ moiti. Iritilrr
in Prraitlent
Roohrvrlt
inj? ns th e prinripal ^prnkrr »»n who hna the co ura ge tn act. nut
the A r m i s t i c e ' Day p ro fra m ap«»n. i airain^t the law. hut without the
Rorcd hy the ( amphrll.l.ivounj; l luw in aupplyin^ materials
to
Po«t r f the Amerirnn l..»fi.»ii
Hiitain and R u« ib.**
.Strike-provokinj* iHhur leader^ | "We nhould keep
our
men
and ap p eaaem rn t ffrnii|»« ninie 11* behind and our
matrr iaU
he.
for their ahare of crit ii’toui jt* fore,** he declared,
M ore th a n
.TOO in' csoiix
the S en a to r ad vised
1$•t*»»r
to
"Our ob je ct i* to keep Run.
work now "to preserve then job- j tin tn front o f Hitler and the ffn th u rril u t ti n 1 M a v fn ir Mo
of the f u t u r e " hy
« t n \m t ;
to j British n«v y around him until he te l M ontlnv n ig h t
fu r
th e
keep Hitler from romifiir in ami will take every one of hi« poI.
d ea tro y in c the profit «v*teni
1 .Hera hack to hi« country.
We d in n e r g iv en liv th e C h a m
<n h o n o r
F o llo w in g an introduction
h> should never ^ivt* him real until b e r o f C o m m e rc e
I*. F. B oyle, y o u n g e r
l.«irion. he retreata."
o f S e n a to r C la u d e
R enner
naire, w h o
wm
ilex, rihed
hv I
In le f a r e n e e to th
p n st.w a r'w h o in n v ig o ro u s in d ic tm e n t
Boat
Com mander
Joel
Field ■ *»eriof| the S enato r paid the U n it.
o f N azi ttoliticrtl m e th o d s a n d
•• »
who
had
•friuifht
ed State* phoul.l take part in
in
II
battle*
ami
would ^nnme port o f worhl court to pro. th e A x is p ro g r a m o f w o rld
have f o u g h t in more if he hadn I tect the peart* and not allt>w co n tin en t d e c la re d llu ii " H itbeen w o u n d e d . S e n a t i i IVpi»er p , HUciana to talk them out o f it Irrium must ho •li*alr«>yi,ii Im rt»uni
reviewed the history of the Herthey did when the l .e a f iie of wo can’t liv«» in lh r *am«' kinil
man people under their leadet .. Nations w m heimr formed
of re wt.rltl thut hi* ix Innlilitig.’'
Biamark, the Kaiaer.
ami
tin
“ Let ua reaolve that when we
It mik the lnrgr.4' .m*l mo»t
"areateat and i r ^ t de\ili«h ..f win t h u time we will not let
all. Adolf Hitler
1 an y o n e ta k e peace aw ay from cnlhuniaRtir rivic tlinncr hfltl in
The G crm sn * in llu- (.. ginning
h,. cnncluileil
the Inst ten yearn nn«l rttten$|cii
were H w r i b e . l
t . ,ul.,l
Amiin
, hr n o U h , „ „ r„ r n t r,, hy iiusiiMs^ unit |>*>l11icill leader*
by sad. blood erymg g-nl, f r „ m , hp pUtf()rm ,|ur n f
, h(.
was e m p h a s ised
tight
an. | rpr„nlllny
Mni. Rdlth Kelly, from every section of th** coun
ty. Senator FI. F’ llm uludiler,
the warrior class wu* w»r-hi|»'d i
m -,.7th District president of ths who served
|oastm a*ter, «l»*.
s* th* Irsders. the S cn utn r mini
Legion
A
uxiliary;
J.
J.
Hrhirk,
clared that it ilemonstrntetl th«*
Ill-mark was known for In*
Green Cove Springs whero they
Llona Club, Every civic organ,
will be transferred to another
.....................
itation waa represented,
either by bus and continue their Journey
s float o r by oars carrying signs. to the reerption center a t Camp
Among thoeo who helped In put Blending, E.* B. C arter of tho
Board
ting on tha pared* and the pro Incul Selective • Service
gram were: Edward Higgins and stated today.
Th* draftees who left from tho
local Selccllv# Service office
were: John
Ualcdlm
lllggins,
Rltiford Carroll, Lawrence Scott,
Frans W arner and U h a n Jama*
Sheffield. Two of tha rastaining
men who made up th a quota,
Samuel Walts and Carlos Abner
McWhorter, have been re-clas
sified, therefore they will not
enter any branch of th a service
this Fall. C arter explained.
• D. Guy Allan and W ard Ken
dall will leave fo r
Induction
canter* from
other
product*,
but will go on record as selaetsce
from Bemlnola County, according
to th* d ra ft office.
Cigarette Butts At
New Height In Paris
T Z & l Driggar* Of I h d a m i
d
300 Attend Chamber Dinner;
Parade Features Many Floats
Mediation Board Held Antlers And Legion
Up By Failure Of ^Auxiliary Awarded
First And Second
C. I. O. Officials
Prizes
By Judges
To Appear At Meet
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12 - W l
— Representative Smith (D .-V s.)
speaking directing to adm inistra
tion leader*
working to keep
p arty lines intact for neutrality
revision,
declared
todsy
he
Would vote against the legials.
tion tinlr... the governm ent "puts
a stop to the labor die tutorship"
he ssi,| w m sabotaging the de
fense effort.
Speaker Rayburn told report
•rs he is confident of the passage by a "substantial m ajority."
Republican
lender* a»*rrted,
however, “ we have thin adminis
tration hill licked."
The d rfrn se mediation board
machinery wu* -tailed by the
failure of (*. I. tl. board mem.
her* to appear, adding a new
complication to the United State*
defense effort* already th reat,
ened by n renewal of the captive
coil mine strike
William I). Ilassett. Whit*
House secretary, ussrrted m ean,
while it in a fair assumption th at
President Roosevelt is going to
see the
governm ent's
position
m aintained in tile dispute, on*
way or another.
a
Sxnford Lx The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Illghwx)
And Water Transportation
VICHY, Unoccupied
Franco,
Nov. U —lA V - Th* price of
cigarette butto In Faria ha*
nachsd a now high of IB francs
(about I I coato) for 10. aooerdtog to aowa received bar*.
Butt dealers ■* aow business
—reported a greater demand than
they a n aklo to satisfy.
Strikes
6 Mora Elephants
AUGUSTA, Ga-i Nov. It —
(JH— IUaooo (truck today at six
non olcphaato la the rinarf herd
r& m
* *■* v “
900-A-Day Sign Up
For Regular Army
Young Singers Will
Attend Vocal Clinic
Four students from th* Senw
Inolo High School Gleo Clhb
have been thoeen to attend the
WASHINGTON, Nor. l t - ( * ) State vocal clinic a t '8t*Uon
—Beating aslectlv* service to University,
the puashi m m *r* eigulug Mg
far throe-year
enlistment* tn • U U d to d a y .
Dm regular army a t th* rat* of
Orian F am ll, bess; Billy Proc
tor, tenor; Alma Grantham, so
about #00 • day.
prano and Gladys Pippin, alto,
writ! taka part la a concert com
posed of 400 voice# at th* coli
leg, Saturday night wheih to
being performed as w means of
glooming th* young singer* to
V
giPP
f'iekL...
B^U*-.'-IV
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The Sanford Herald
r-H^jar
3mm4mr a* M a to * , . FllW iu
lit a«iMMi a m n
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cettnex d u i - m w *
ln n * a m
tt-M , lav . o p m i h
llf v m n t a -
Thv I l n t M lv
ft* Hii*ui rule mi aewvtMan-
O f f l m a rv a ia lv ta liw e la tk a la m vat rtllv a mi |k v r v a a l r r <*llb »Hav tp at SaoA aonftvtu la
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WBDNE5DAT NOT.
12.
lilt
irtBT.E VEHHBFOR TODAY
GOD WILL N f ^ . 1 n p DE
FEATED, HUT IlC u K B S VAU
IANT FOLLOWERS:
It
the man who** Ktrrnxth fa In
that, In who** heart are the highway* o f Zion.—Paalm’ 84:5.
T H E OTHER
I--
'
LITTLE
BOATS
(July, 1588)
(Prom T it, Ijondart Time*)
A pauu> rim e In Ihr flehtlny
and England hrld hrr brrath,
For the battle araa not rndetl and
the r riding might tv death.
(Then out they raoio, tho little
boat*, from all the Channel
Moscow Fights On
^
W B D N ifeato A ^ , H o V t i m t i R j t i M i e
TOT dAOTOtm OTftAtD. iAOTOfeP. FLORIDA
W GE TWO
f a le s e
-•
L nrr PLANE LOSSES
1941 M O TIO N PICTURE AWARD
Hitler will never take Moacow, in epite of the terrific
power of the Nazi drive, and the battle lint will remain
west of the Soviet capital, Premier Stalin belie Tea, accord
ing to United States Lease-Lend Administrator Harry Hop
kins, who discusses his Interview withr the Soviet leader In
a signed article in the American Magazine.
After hia flight to Moscow for • conference with S t*
lin aa President Roosevelt s personal representative, Hopkina quotes the Russian Premier la follow*:
‘‘We Russians shall win thla war. The battle front' Wll*
remain west of Moscow. Russia will not fail. Russia 1/
huge, Russia Is inexorable. Russia Is fighting—for Russia.
She will not again be enslaved.**
Stalin concluded his prediction with the sentence,
“Once we trusted this man,“ .end Hopkins reports thr.r ns
the Russian dictator referred to Hitler his marine)- -.a*
more eloquent than his words.
‘‘It was only when he mentioned. Hitler," Hopkins,
writes,, "that he discorded his sauve okaurahde. Then hi*
body grew tense. He didn't raise his voice; rather it wenr
as cold as hi* eyes and tho mellow hatohnfcto of it became
grating. Of IRtley he spoke alowly^ not measuring his
words nor considering his phrasing, but os If he wanted the
Interpreter he had assigned to me to convey to me every
syllable in Its implication and direct meaning.
“For Hitler he had more than the anger he would ne
cessarily have for a man who had double-croeiietl him; it
was a personal hatred that I have seldom heard expressed
by anyone In authority. The cold. Implacable hatred he has
for the German was clearly evident. Stxlin’a hug<» hands
half clenched. I think that Joseph Stalin would hnve liked
nothing better at that moment than to have ha-I Hiller
sitting where I sat. His hands seemed to feel for some
thing. Germany would have needed a new chancellor."
Hopkins’ description of MoecoWs air raid defensca
would seem to bear out Stalin's view that the city is Im
pregnable. Explaining that everyone is forced to go to
shelters during a raid, or face arreat, he writes;
"Moscow's ring of anti-aircraft defenses and guns
make London's puny. Even If they'd let you, you wouldn’t
watch a raid on Moscow from the roof — not more than
once. Tho downpour of shrapnel from Moscow’s 'acJu-nckV
would mince you.”
BERLIN, . Nrv. 12.—(AV-DNB
id today -that the British ahforce loet 1744 plane* from May
to Oct. 81 will* the German*
lost only 876. ___ ____________
f |
a
|
Rnoalns of saltpeter vats and
pteportor.
uused
wmx *t o . _
.
W pan
powdvr for American dr fen i*
j„ ^ War of 1812. ar* still
j*.
at Mammoth Cave Nalion>i P irk. Ky.
. ______
ppipe*
ip e *
■
v
V •-
Sanford Slogan Contest
First, second an<f third prizes will be awahMd 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 ts:
Your Name.
Address ......................... -.......... -.... :....
All entries must be turned in to the Aldon Be A
10c Store by Nov. 18 and must not contain more
than, six words.
Bills—Bills—Hills
Our personal loan department
can free yen from worry.
Repay In monthly butalmrnla,
"Low Coal"
The Sanford Atlantic
National Bank a c a ic a
“In reflectivo mood, I wax counting up some of the
happier aspects of exactly thirty years aa reporter, editor,
columnist and odd-job literary man. the other day," writes
Charles B. Driscoll In Your Life Magazine: “High among
the many pleasant rewards that have coma to me along
that laborious road stand the privileges of knowing friend
Not of Dunkirk tbD atory, ted ly men.
of boatmen long ago.
"There have been many of them* They have been restWhen our Queen waa Otoriana
denta of many cities. Geography doesn't *eem to haVo anyend King Philip waa our foe.
And galleon* rodo the Narrow
Seal, and Effingham and Drake
Were out of ahot and powder,
with all England still at atake.
The* got t i l ahot and powder,
they charged the tuna again.
The guna that guarded England
from . Ota ganeona of Bpalp,
And 4ho men that helped them
EDWARD SHANKS.
DISTRIBUTOR
throughout the District. So far
everywhere 1 hero been I hare
r h i ted every airport prelect, WP A
project or any ether Inetawtlon.
Sinew I will be on the . eub-comm Ittee of th r Approprktleoe CommKtan which makes appropria
tion! for thaae Uema I fed it my
duty to get aD tho Information I
can. Fine pro greet in being made
and I predict th a t the (Rita hi the
Fifth District will have a grwup
th« flneet airports la the en
I have noticed the folk of the plains and deserts, of tho of
state whan they are com platfMmtn and of the ships, responding more quickly to a tire
lit,
friendly word on an anxious query than the pedple of the VACATION —I am aarprtoad
great cities. Still, the half of my working fife that has at m y . cooetltuente when I,w het
the general expirat
been spent In New York haa turned up more friendly aoula themla,Veauee
“Wall, you are home for
‘than I have met elsewhere. That may be became there are ion
a Httlo vacation. e h t" VacaUtm,
so many more people to the square mile in the big rajf eye. It |e tough etxmgh In
------------- rolumnlst haa taken mo out Washington b u t when I enhe
home 1 am accmelble to aU of <iy
a m o n g th em m o re activ ely .
and my work, Is al‘The friendliest men f l u t e known, without exception, eonetltuenta
moet doubledullUta hWAM y kjit
haytr been unselfish men, lTlhy have "been peoplr whose a vaeelin. HdweVer, t h f b
purpose for Which I came —to
greateat pleasure was in doing thing! for other*.
them add to hear their
Many of them have been men of groat attainments, contact
protleme. and so long U I am
outstanding talents, obvloua ability. None haa been an eg* here
I will h , glad t o see anyone
*l i f t *
,
*
who wants to cemn In.
That «M the flnw t A rm btlw
ay Parade wa have’ aeen' Irt
inford In many year*.
With the -healthiest climate to
Ike UnlUt State*, Florida should
be aariamect of Its health record.
President aivts Florida Canal
“Half-Hearted A rprvvil'—htad.
line. W# didn’t auppoae you would
admit I t
’One thing wa Ilka about Ben.
ater Pepprr’a friendly paritdta*
tien In our Armistice Day eetobrat Ion; he lan’t running for of-
v “The friendly men I have known have been scrupulous
ly honeat. No man who does not consider his promise aa
binding aa any oath hd* In him the makings of a friend,
according fo my limited observation
entk production. Due to a dras
tic curtailment of Imports from
the Orient end' because of the
henry demand by doreeatle Indus
tries for oil of this typo the tung
tree la expected to play an Incraslngly Important rof, In the
agriculture of the South.
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
Taetgafa rrw gramn
«KM) Edwia C. Hill
8:10
8 :tS
8:80
8:48
7:00
Program Resume
Keyboard Capers
Bar at Harmony
The World 'Today
The Lone Ranger
7 :1 k f-At’e P n t M i i
8:30 Dr; Christian
8:88 Elmer Daela and the Nawa
8:00 T o s c o Star Theatar
tOlOO Glean Miller Orchestra
10:18 Public Affaire
Sports Reporter
TUNO OH. —A phenMMMl ’10:30
News of the Werld
Increase la the planting e f tn o g 10:45
11 tOO Tommy Dorsey.
11U8 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra
11:00 Liston welt*, new*
18<08 Sign Off
TOnheeV
Another Petty R acket,
That the advent of the winter tourist neoaon la not an
unmixed bleating wad evidenced thla week In’ th* wambtg
Issued by the American Legion's Harvey Seeds Post Com
mander, John M. Murrell, that unauthorized period* have
been making telephone aollcitation* for funds in that or*
9*>vloualy the work of mlthUta of
!,h»t _llt‘r«,
P& F racketeers that in March of
••JF picking Invariably follow our winter visitors south,
rm o
F A IR R A N K S -M O R S E
The Joys Of Friendship
abort a.:
Free men Were the»<\ who act the
|alla and la ton red at tho oan,
Frorti Itch Clior and Hhnreham,
from Deal anil Winrhelara,
They., put out Into tho Channel
fo keep their country free.
4
Program
f it# ' Norman Beasley aad hia
‘
Florida Cowboys
, TKM Breakfast Brevities
T t f i UP New* .
8 4 0 The World Today
S ; l i Morning Devotion*
8:80 Enure Dvutach Orchestra
0:00 Yowefl Drew**
• t i l American School of the
»
8to
%
Min Supplies
Irrigation Systems
0:45 UP News
10:00 Marne!
10:15 Myrt and Marge
10:30 Stepmother
10:45 Woman of Courage
11:00 Mary Lee Taylor
11:15 A t Home with Sally Mar
tin
tl:3 0 Chasing the Bluet
11:46 U P Newt
tl:6 5 Program Resume
12:00 Kata Smith Speaks
12:15 Ju st Quota Me
12:30 Dancetime
12:45 Our Gal 8unday
1:00 Dixie Farm Club
1:30 Bridge School of the Ale
i1:45
.jf. Roed
d „_.i of 11a.
LUW •'
3:00 Young D r-. Malone
2:18 Joyce Jordan
2:30 The Geldbarga
<
1:45 UP News
9:58 Matinee Musicals ,
3i46 Adventures In 8cle»
3:65 Preen New*
4 KM) Cincinnati ConiSrvati
Music
4:80 Land* Trio
4:45 Frew New*
Machines Repaired
MUI and Packing Home 8<
- PAUL J. STINK and (
lisa
CO M PAXT.
EVERY NlGrfr IB NEW YEAR'S EVE AT JACKS!
Jack lx bark from Broadway with the latest
3:00 Twilight Melodies '.j
SUB The Goldberga
8:84 Doc Sellers True
Stories
i
6:45 Ju st Entertainment
14 HURT IN WRECK
NEW TORE. Nov.
Fourteen person* were injured
.lightly Tuesday when a north,
bound Third evince elevated ex
press train crashed Into the rear
r f a train discharging • passen
ger* a t the 14.1nl S tre et station,
the Broti*
Five persons, toeluding a bor. «r»i*« taken in am-
JACK’S
DEW DROP
WR
PACKAGE GOODS
MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR WNGBg.
LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONftOB
Tha German* era havtog ■
hard time trying to convtacw
tium atlvts these days that the
bnttL In the vast ha* been wea
and the Ruaaian war Is over.
. It seamed Ilk* boom i
agate Monday night with
of ComrotTto umotr tnu
an of then* having, f t coal
pay tor tfe
ft disguise
t
We e k l y n e w s co Lu Mn
■ f J 0 I H SND RICK t
•t »
mm
•V:
rV >i-V w
I
�THE 8ANF0ED WEIULD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
We d n e s d a y ,' ■'No v e m b e r t i , i n i
S o cia l A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Edltiv
•Social Calendar
The regular meeting of Col.
Theodore Roosevelt C hapter of
A le United Spanish W ar V eterans
Will t* held at the home of Mrs.
M ar Sheafer on Elm Avenue at
7130 F M.
■The ladies of tha Congrvgmt ions I Church will meet a t tha
—Parish House a t 3:00 o'clock for
t i business session in preparation
for the annual basaar. Mrs. MacSfillian and Mrs. Collins serving
as hostesses.
Th« Woman's Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church, directed by
fN rs . J. D. Woodruff, will sew
during the morning session for
the Red Cross in th . Woman's
Club.
The Fideli, Class of the First
Baptist Church will meet at the
* e m t of Mrs. Roy B ritt, 200
^Y e*t Twentieth Street, a t 7:30
P. M.
The Townsend Club will hold
it* regular meeting in the Court
House at 7:30 P. M.
- There will be a regular meet
i n g of the Keminole County Red
Crois C hapter In the Woodrufi
Building. 210 East First Street
s t 10:00 A. M. to which all
members of the Red Cross are
aaked to attend.
m The regular m onthly meeting
_a
I f . ..Ison Chapter
Plinnl ap
of tktha 0.111Sallle Harrison
of the D. A. R. will m eet i t
W oman’a Club a t .1:00 P. M. to
b* followed by tha tea given
in honor of the elate president.
Mrs. R. S. Abernathy, o f Win.
te r Haven a t 4:00 P. M.
The methods
clinic
of the
Seminole Baptist Association will
he held a t the F irst Baptist
C hurch In Sanford beginning at
10:00 A. M. for all members and
officers of the W. M. U. A cov.
ered dish luncheon will be served
a t noon.
W esleyan Service Guild of the
Methodist Church will have a
dinner meeting a t 1 :00 P. M. at
the an n ei.
The Junior W oman’s Club l*
sponsoring a benefit bridge par.
tv for men and women in the
W om an's Club beginning nt 1:30
r ’clock. Prises will be given.
The public Is eatended an Invi
tation to attend and reservations
may he made by telephoning
Mrs. E. J. Nelson, ft 11_J, or Mrs.
M. A. Yclvington. 640.
FRIDAY
The Rose Circle of the San.
ford Garden Club willmeet with
Mra. D. L. T hrasher in Roe#
C ourt, Instead of at the home of
Mra. G. D Rithop, -* was pre
viously announced. Mrs. H. L
Covington will speak on plants
for sun nartors and terraces at
tha meeting.
The C entral Circli of th® Sanford Garden Club vill meet at
Pan.
the home of Mrs. If . M
worth at 10:00 A. M. Th® roll
\peofA6tL
Caaia IsJay t s j ms Mum NteNag print. I tee
bays - I I t firlx Ik tj’u Mm i.sle rt pefcat
avse d m * la Mtia I U .4 taster*. C w r M i f
•art MS k e r s a q It ll Is seise Ikit iM lut,
Ire t* n It it Im a wlsaar. II
kava laajt
af (rlaaas. ttMy’ll waat ya. ta aatae t a j via.
Tan ate Ja it II yea try. Ca—a la ear iters
tsJry—rigkt aaw.
t PMZtS FOR ROYS
Elactrls TraU la*. Ir ester Ssl, IsiltlksN Sal,
UHMbat. Baabag A>ay. Elaatrical Ssl, Jig taw
Oatbt >a4 Dart S a a r ,
I PRIZES FOR GIRLS * * * * Dykt ksrvtilsi Kffiakae Dailr, aay IM a* vk—k
yaaH ba praaW la aaa aaj tkaa ta ytae friaaji,
TWO GRAND TRIZES *
Bicycle for Gtrto—Bicycle for Boys
Sm Them In Our Windows.
District Meeting Of |
Garden Clubs Held
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mm V. T Peter* of p a y .
ton* Hearh a n n o u nces the rn .
The district meeting o f the
K*K»*ni«*nt
am!
approaching
Telephone 148 Florida Federation o f Garden marriage
o f her daughter. Hu
Clubs was held in the Chamber
hv I illian. to Theo«ior»* Mar
of Commerce building at Ntw
naoM l.intl*®)' o f Orlando The
Smyrna on Thursday with Mrs.
m arnnge will
be solemnize**
Roy Brock of Cicon, district
on Nov 2.1.
presiding.
Other
state
director, , _____ ________
* _______
:i.
offl.-era In attendance
were' “Mrs.
.f Tallahassee.
W. H. Covington oL
--------------W alter
It. Kdrtificld
.pent president. Miss Ethel Enyart of l_C
the week en d in Jacksonville as Winter I’aik, vice-preetdent and
the guest of his .on-in-law and Mis J. \V. Henderson of Tailsdaughter, Mr and Mrs. I.ouir n .'i r e , secretary.
Rlette.
Interesting reports from
the
1
chairmen were given, and The its
afternoon
I I '» aimn Night* !»V Rr»*x . H»»tt v R an
Sanford Garden Club was given Saltuni*t
a 100r', rating In tha
State n’cllock «n the Fannie R Mun- Shrppanl: The Min*tri-I Mun hy
v
*tu<lio
at
»*H
U
M)Mlc
\
w - Remit®
Fro st. K «\
Kl«*l t Inv%
Federation of Gordon Clubs.
son
l.ady Brim anti
T\*o
Ihuurety
A very
inspiring
talk
on nu»'•
Mi** Mon-on nave
a
lu te f 8t*ter* hy ( ’ampTvIl
piano I
"Gardening in Keeping with our
>
voting | F*rl Ratliff and Mis
Ratliff.
National Defense", was given by tallk on Ixvo outstanding
Friends o f Ftank W olfer will Mrs. J. c. Rills of Geneva.
pi*ini*t* T**rr*a Stern**, a txselv® piano II llMt!»*nt \ im I'tait**
he sorry to learn that he m s u f
The morning session adjourn- y#»ir old Brooklyn girl. x%ho ie .,u n < l Mia* Munson 'I at !*••** limn
World
Sxmphniiv
hy
fering front a broken atm which cd at 12:30 o’clock for the lunch- vra• led a ***tirpri*ing ilegree o f . New
he sustained
playing
football con at the Woman’s Club. S h o rt. p»iise in tackling the forniid.ilde j Itvorwk; Ikilote* Mclellitn S**ng
TirultU
s
of
T««
hnikov*!;
y
'*
of
fht*
Willow
hy
t
'opelaild.
Joan
Friday night.
talks were given by the state jdiffi
officers snd st this time th®
In IConsrrto in H Flat Miner x*hen l McTerr: IVa*ant K i n o l»x MacMr*. Arden Simp-on o f Rocky state convention was announced <she mado h**r dehut at Madison |j*rhlan;
Hetty
.lane
Wilke
Mount, N C and Mr* J. II to be held at
list
Nox ember • I io t*. Val*e and Mart h L\ M i l
the Hollywood Squa le Carden
Moore and daughter. Ronnie, of i lintel. Hollywood, Kla. Apr. 2 2 l« ith th, NBC Svn»ph«oiv under ,Kt Hirer; <*an»lyti I'a’ i o k
Lv r
lark.” ami a t n y ea r, irn hv Carey; *u»»g
th t luh
Marahalt, N C ate th** guest* of and 23 with Ft. lauds'rdalo and Frank
from Moiitteal. C a n a d a ,' with Olyv,% ^ u i \ . »•«. .»t the
Mr. and Mrs. \V O Stantaell 1Hollywood as hoatraars.
“Id Is
lathi* u. xxh*» is
known a a f o
M i n l i Jo> mi* l»x
h. i - .
Mrs. A. B. Whitman of Or- Andie
Mr. and Mr* R V. Willinghau lando was the main speaker of ■* Hm
>rn.it inn Mozn't ’ "Thi* M a r j o r i «•
A nn
Sh» pp.ud
id n sensation when he \ Hutch Hance hy hathl«-iii \i
and son. Buddy, have returned 'th e afternoon session, speaking l*d rr
to their home in Palmetto nfter on
on one o f the program* i niour;
Mary
\n n
(Lillnxxay
"Our
Nalive
Shrubbery", •!>!••»'
Socie.tr
de*
C o n cert* » F.vening Melinly »* \ut*>i Ken
sp en d in g the pn*t two week* a.* stating that Florida hay more of l.<
que* de .Montfuil, | h*i - l*»n; Roberta K 'an- Snowfall hy
th® guest* o f Mr a.ui Mr*, ( ’ar- nativ, material than any other Sympl
for th** fiis t time his Torjuaaon; I'eitity
Non I'ippin
state and urging everyone to u»e forum
rail witi m unsxxi-red by giving Imore of it ill their gardena.
ire 1 1<»
No
'2."
Mis* Summer Haxxrn
l»\
Mt«lt iu k
nu"
the Imtanirnl name* o f the No. I It II. Ellis of Orlando gave
vember flower* “The Involution vn interesting talk on the plant
o f a MangoM** x%i|| be to|*| hy
ing and rare of rosea.
Mr*. Ifenrv Russell
Mra. B D. Holden of W inter
,
T h e Thilnthea
Cln** o f
the Park invited all Central Florida
A
First Baptist Church will have a Gaiden lovers and persona inA
Th a n k sg iv in g dinner at the home . terrstesl in civic beuutifketlon
^
o f Mr*. J. M St itienpher at to attend the First Annual Cen7 : 0 0 P M Reset vat ion* max* b»* tral Florida Garden Forum Nov.
3
made by tvliphuuuig I'.M-J ur IM-20 at Winter Park. Dr. Har3
47.T-R.
old llunie, eminent horticulturist
1
T h e Dirt («ardenei> i ircle of snd botanist of the University of
i
th® Hanford Garden Club will Florida, will
be the opening
fH®et at the home of Mrs. S (!. |sneaker. His topic will be “ RoadDlrkerson at 10 .10 A. M to be | sills' Planting" and the lecture
■followed hv luncheon
I will bs' accompanied by slides.
T h e Sanford Home p e m m s t r * . I Other speakers on the program
tlon Club will have an nil.day includ. Professor II. 8. Wolfe,
sewing «r*.*ion at the Woman'* hesd of ’the Deparmrnt of llor,
Club, with a rnve<e«l ili*h luneh- Ilrulture at the
University of
\
so n at the noon hour Mr*. Roy
Floridi, and an authority on
s
TUlia will he in rhargr.
f nib-tropical ornamental and fruit
■
Azalea Cirrle of the Sanford plants. His subject will le "P lant
*
Garden Club will meet *t 2:10 Materials" on the afternoon of
4
P. M. at the home of Mr*. J. Nov. 19.
,
'
M.? Haye*. |t'» We-t six t e e n t h
Professor J. V. Watkins also
S treet with Mr*. W. P. Fields i of the Horticulture Department
as co-hontc**.
will speak on the morning of
Nov. 19. his topic being ’‘Simple
4
MONDAY
Design”.
The program mcrling of tha Principles of Garden
j
W. M U of the First Baptist The closing address will be given
I
Church will lie hi'lil at the by Dr. J. T. Creighton, profeesor
of
P
lin
t
Pathology
and
En>|
church at 3:30 P. M.. with th»
’1
topic, “ An Urgent Gospel Dis- tomology. Ilia subject will ba
Dlseaica
and
ftlscct
*
nels Heathen Darkness." Cirrle “Plant
F our will he in charga of the Pcsta". This will be on the morn
program led by Mr*. I- F.. Tew. ing of Nov. 20. These lecturee
pa g e
TnnEK
Mrs. Wilke Presides Helen Lloyd Circle
At P. T. A. Meeting
Of VV. M. U. Meets
Mr* Bernard
Wilke presided
over the regular m eetin g o f the
South
Side
Primary
Parent
Teacher Association which
was
h e l d III t h e s c h o o l Auditorium on
Thursday a fte rnoon
A total o f | | •• membership*
ww* annou nc ed h> the m em b er
ship
chan m a n ,
Mrs
Watao.i
Wallace The t a a g n a t io n o f Mr*.
O. K G off as se cretary xva* ac
cepted and a co m m ittee wa* ap
pointed to name an other secre
tary Mrs. Hen ry W itte. Jr an
nounced that the sum o f $1 12 OH
had been realized from the an| mini H a llo w e ’en festival which
. was sponsored by the P. T. A
1on Oct :io
Mi< J M Leonard, program
diu ii man. an nounced that Mr*
U I,. P ea n will be the guest
-P«nker oil the piog rnm for |)e*•• nd-cr. Her subject
will
be
"Hattie o f Book*."
At the coil* luatull of all bus
iness the mem ber * w ere served
re freshm ent* by the h o -t e s se s in.
eluding Mrs 0 (i Haber. Mr*.
V. It Smith. Mis J l> Cordell
and Mr* W II Rutledge
i*;
mi
Myia Ann Southward
Finger*
hv
So*mk;
Mrl.ellan: Valae Chrohy (JiMlard; Mildred Rob
i>i»g'* f*m
W ishing”
and
le W hilr You W ork ” hy
hill; Nan«y William* with
I .uii-4’ t ’laik. accompanist
Mr*.
K. C. Harper and Mrs.
S. A
Kdenfielil w ere h o ttest# *
t«* the member* o f the Helen
I.loyd t ‘irclr o f
the
Woman'a
Missionary t*nn»n o f the First
Haptist Chinch on Monday a fter n«Hin at the home o f Mr*. Har
per on Sanford Aven ue
Mrs
<; S S elm a n
co n d u cte d
the Rihle stu dy and a talk on
stew ard sh ip wa* given by
Mrs.
A. K. Ro*srlt«r Report*
from
the variou* chan n o n w i r e heard
and the next m eetin g wa* an
nounced to be at the home of
Mr*
K S
Ro*kc\, with Mrs.
S elm an as co .h o st e s s
Refreshment* w ere served hy
the ho*te*«e* to the following:
Mr*
R A William*. Mm . M.
S. Nelson. Mi s
Selman.
Mrs.
P ea rle Pax id. Mr* M .1 Meek*.
Mr*. Roekev, M.s |’ |* ('am pbell. Mrs 1 \ Palmer. Mr*. II.
\ Moreland
M .s
............ Iter. Mra.
W W Shannon.
M» <
J
K.
Harper and >1 r- II I*’ McWhor
ter
Rox C Reel an••f a son. Roily
\.»x 7. in the
I Meoutrml l|o*pi«
II Ik,- remembered
Mary
Forrester.
Junior Woman'll Club
Benefit Bridge
m n t. s i
ohi
i
oh
ni
l
x 11 t i s i \
tow n
D. A. R, Will Honor
State President
rtwmrd (imply for
usio| famous Octagon
Socp nProducts l
totegon 8o«v
U
STUHHWW
C W llS T lW
The Rallla Harrison Chaplri
of tha D aughU n of the Amrr
lean Revolution will b« hoates.r.
on Thursday nftarnoon a t 4:90
o'clock In tha W oman’s Club on
Oak Avenue, Honoring Mra. B
H. AbamethF. »U te president of
the Daughters of the American
LADY . . . you live in a modern world. Your streamlined autom obile
whisks you around the toxvn . . . your vacuum cleaner lightens your
burden . . . and a flick of the radio switch brings you news and enter
tainm ent from all parts of the world.
Revolution.
The tea will ba preceded by a
business matting which will be
held In the club a t 1:00 o'clock.
All visiting Daughters and
former member* of tha D. A. K
are Invited to tha tea. Ilmte.se. will ha Mra. W. L lien,
lay, regent ef tha 8allla Harrison
Chapter, Mrs. J. D. Ray. Mrs. It.
J. Lehman. Mrs. f . L. Wood-
Yes, Lady . . . you live in a modern xvorld filled w ith marvelous con
veniences. And if you’re really up-to-date you probably use these
tw o modern products in your hom e—'Twin-Pack Bread and RediCut Cake—in the clever new packages designed for your conven
ience, plus a definite thrift quality too.
oC T A aop
t* JJ^ScrAoaM
P a p p y b ir t h d a y
John Bibb Mssatiy
lyla Willingham.
Mr. aaS Mrs. R. A. Cobb, and
daughter, Frances, bars returned
from Nawark, N. Y. whars they
have bean far savaral months, to
thalr ham* as ( I S W att Fif
teenth 8 tree t.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ford havt
returned to thafar beaaa bar* af.
U r baton away for savaral
weeks. Mr. Ford has bean III In
th* AUnnUa-OaaaUb* Hospital to
WaytToaa, Qa-, sa d Mra. Ford
Twin-Pack is the only bread that gives you twin
halves individually wrapped. While you serve one
half the other remains fresh in the protective dou
ble wax wrapper. A convenience, yes—and mighty
thrifty too, with new found freedom from stale
bread waste. And because variety is always deslra
ble your grocer has two kinds: All While and Ilulf
White-Half-Wheat.
Thousands of thrifty Southern housewives will tell
you that Redl-Cut (fake Is the moet convenient new
cake idea in years. 8 big slices of luscious 2 -layer
gold cake on a tray, in separate compartments, ready
sliced, ready to serve. A replaceable cellophane wrap
per that keeps unserved portions oven fresh* Pour
popular klncfs: Chocolate, Caramel, Lady Baltimore
and Variety 2-ln-I (4 slices Chocolate, 4 slices Lady
Baltimore)—only 29c each.
'aadraff snd Aubrey
r„ af Sanford, and
, _ * f Ortodo, all
/ ic n t h (}U
�•* I
1
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W H fe n S D A t; NOV EM BER 13, 1 « 1
WtbrfC^fiAT,7KOVflVnfeB 12, 19fl
PAGE F it* *
th e British a t t | i n l . the R
Peeper Condemns ofhighways
of the teas'? w H Il the 1’
others helieve in doing nothing »
t ff disaster o at woui„ r.
H i t l e r Regime 'I wto iltstave
and see whfct H itler and .
the devils which surround* him t A
A t Banquet
will rostrive to do n e llt ■
j '1
State President Of
led a t the Auxiliary meeting . un
subjects pertaining to American,
ism, defense, legislation, chili
wcifllV. hospitalisation ' and 0*.
The Col. r'neod«re Roosevelt organisatloa hiker pQi
the
nouncement sms made
assay awards which will to made
by the Auxiliary to the schools
homo of the p is t department 'throughout the state. The es tay,
president arwl
-.eeretary,
Mrs. (“ Influence of Spanish American
Maa Shaffer on Illi.t Avwiue, i» t War a ' rrflested in recent A t.
United' fta le s
the purpr.se of welcoming Mrs. titudes of the
Mary Aim. flooding of West toward World AfTalra", la otivn
IQth, 11th,
Palm Reach, state department to students in the
ami 12th grades of h in t school*
president of the A u jlU ry . who JJjJi, a prize of $100.00 going to
made
her official visit to the th„ win j,,r . All college atUdeitts
students
/Jf* r c h ,PU r1
,h<t Vr®;- Mr*' under the age of 18 y eatt ir e
M. F.. Jim ieson presided over
e| ilt|blo l0 cnt*r ,hd contMit.
th-- meeting.
; | t W>J , nnouncvd th a t Mlsi
Krlwln c . Wood, state depart- Elsl* Newal of Memphla, Tenn.
nu-nt
immsndrr of the United national president of th* Augi*
Spanish War veterans of W est |iary. will act as chairman of the
Palm Reach, made his official National Dcfen*„ Council git cling
vLdt to the U. S. W. V. Camp which Will be held In WaahingtOn.
13, a t the Chamber of Commerce l D .' C. In January, The dkfcilse
room, at the tim- of the meet- council it dbmpOsed of 2 3 ,d rn n iIng n t the Auxiliary. Presiding xatlona and departm ent prrztde^ts
over the Czmp was W. E. Jam - .from all over th* United State*
irson. commander.
wil| be in attendance.
A round-table discussion waa bate in the evening the Camp
Ausriliary frays Visit
^
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•
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Hare a rt two dfthgilxfam ooa EngI'ab war arUtors who will Inatruct
U. B a nay- pi lota In aoiaa of the
split-second tactics of modern aerial
combat. Shown In Haw York are
Group Captains Harry Droodhunt
(top) nnd J . H. Notion Boothman.
W-S7 Seoate vota on bill permitting arming'of Amerlran merchant ahlpo and their past« 0
nbat tones, two Democratic Senators who voted “fur'' snd two who voted “against”, carry on
outalda tho Renata chamber. Left to right: Senators Tydings logalnit), Borklep (fo r), Con*
•i • '
holly (for) and Clark laeninst).
.
Velma Palmer, oho of the roan try'a six trained articulator*, lo shown
using- tho oonovux, a. mechanism which give* speech various sounds.
O rganist Dirk Lelbert played the music on a novachord, nnd Ike words
which Miaa Palmar articulated without aounding wore Imposed on tha
moilc. The weird effect has been used In movie*, it can malts sny
musical Instrtaleut appear to glee worda to Its muilc.
New York is surely a bit duller with th* dapsrtur* of this pslr. Rita
Hsywprjb and M srltns Dlstrleh, gUmomus stars of tha films. They
are ahown together aa they
by train for Hollywood,
FRESH
Trade-ins on the
NEW 1942
CHEVROLET
Coining in Often
I SEE US NOW
For a Good Car
Priced Right
EASY TERMS
A salia K e*«|k
president snd csnsrsl counsel
'aramount Pictures, Austin
|h tc.tilled Ul Federal Court.
n tw York,
i o n , th
i n ant ha
m paid
pvra fiwM
iw up
IIOO.MO
ta
Willie Bloif and Geohr* R. BirawAs,
landers of the Theatrical Stag* Em
ployes union, ta avert labor tetnibl*
say* tb* company .from “dla!# Petkini, wbu inf
Henri A. Luebbermsn (left) with Bmscko, and CtJ*. Marshall
rra m e , with Dakota, member* of the U. 8. Army t e g |, are ihown
tr coming out on top In the International low eeor* arm petition
JUnge tro p h y event at th*. National Hors* Shaw la New Yark.
iated'by tha president of Chile, tha trophy goes ta th* Uam maklrig
th* loweit agxregal* scora In th* ahow.
.
» V ,s 3 r ^ k !
II f» with pl*A#ura w# -'ar
nmmM
non ne* that
tOat
Mrx
Mrw.
Julln
J u lls n
Town H«dan
1940 Plymouth De
luxe Fordor
Sedan _____ C75.00
1938 Chevrolet Coupe
with Radio..... 4(5.00
1937 Chevrolet Town
Sedan _____ 395.00
1937 Plymouth De
lude Fordor
Sedan .....
305.00
1957 Chevrolet Catr v lie t___ .... 385.00
1937 OlrTsmoblU? Chib
C»ap«'.;__ _
.w..0ir
1930 Ford Forder .
Sedan
. 253.00
rn m t e r la a g a in a * a o c u i .4
w it h o u r shop e m l w ill he
(1,1.1 to *ee her o ld rrU n d s
a n d cuatoeserw. , W . a re »lw>
hap p y
to
a n n o u n a . Ib a t
Ml*.
110 Maipolia
Phone $P
-rtO Y -U fe
in December.
*.
Rev. Don f r i w f r t i l of Or,
hkvvfrt wm the f!«trr I npraktr.
A ftrr tho
aervice
refresh,
menta wer** servod to th***e |»re.
rriH b)f the Ho#t church.
G e t P R U N O L
S e i e m k F n R W c a L axative
rilLTHTON DRUG COk
M en'.t
Nava loe hold such fear of evil
•n irils following them homo from
bnrial sites, th a t they leave th#
g-aveslde by a rountcr-clo«k-»i*e
usmaawm,
mm*
and
coming If yoa
fet a t
VtKC.AV
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CASH & CARRY
ASK ABOUT OUll
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H
S C M A WHU2l.~rMW4mN# n « ! r '
r o a YOU BENEATMa
tr « d Brtdaky •« PhUadelphla, aw*.
tr orth a haras. Baity Notion, t*»tlAtd‘a t tha Inquiry held In thaCMe t n 'M k N 't f Ua IUiSola racing
b*f(d Mia. Improper prtcUcei. The
S S T as
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C lassified A d v erfisen i^ iits
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ROSE c o u i r
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rooms, foniiahad. Fho
lonk
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to
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HATS 65c
Dresses 6 5 c
Suits
60c
Pants 30c
lets aivg7KtsTT^c CAL utdar
-A
(C lc n n td
mm
thaaa with day BENDtX DfeCRLBROaiSTt* *1 no
coat to your This Instrument will thlt you jiidt how
godd yuur brakes are—hodr guirbly you mm slop at
dHYgrtth apsads. It's bee* proven and la u««d by
thd IntervflUte C n x n m t Caoimlaalan. For both
pairsngvT cat* and truelul
i’.CF,l%rt
j a r another took at himaet
mploB Chtrite, J r . Magi
data who took tep honors la
n Doga Class a t tha ninth
I Toy Dog flkow la Ncw Yi
Kelt
rh s rU s Morrison, sung a solo,
so « 0 u r )■'.*«.' composed b r Lars
tha ip-rry W sater and WllV-d Lon.
I'd- colly, and led the group In singbo- Uig “America” spd s medley of
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H arry Kudell accompanied
wVu'ca M rt.'W * A .-L sfm r. Mr*, thg singing * »»• PUn0'
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YOU'LL HAVE
CHEVROLET CO
io j
CONWAY. .Ark.*. Nov 12.—I/D
—Local
wlUi Mat«* police
cA-of»#r»t ing
fully,
scratched
“ We a te trying to . *tak)' H it.
( r . s i i s i ^ r > .« race n . • >
their heads Tlie.Mlay over an
; ler with money and material* i n . '
e n e u h the peo*dc sill f malic Jtead of with men, If tfitC h at *"
automnhilr-tonrvst who .aid
he
come to lelieve that there most all possible.”
fo t tired of bis car an<l its
Sncmfar
Pepper '
hr some tr ith in them.
contents and disposed
..f the
said.
(,
tV
‘t.-nnto- |>, p if , reviewed H it____
whole bo.uw-.. in fl.-n.rerl fudron
Senator Pepper a Too suggs ited |
promises to the Czechs and —
moth^l'
Creek
near
here
—Is by sente'.. Seminole Coun
*«>
! ••!••*» .»ii.I hi# ^ub^r<|\jrnt ty might tenefit from the defenr?
-O ther m n tn p .t. on the Caitmn
inv't^jftn of »h •$r coutrtrk’j. And
hilll| way w stfli.il with natural
.. .. ... y.w
program
anl
intimated
'th
^
t,
aOmek*» « W rii« i| it (•ruphio tlrtall
ton wha tcHmgvd' for the aand- sOrpirU. when tlje man alighted
Mm n*.nid M |fr rrim an'i iccuunt thinr big was .n stoeV fib the rh#n and LrgW i Hilt; CVarles from hia machine, threw it into
tf th»* fi•**-f lu’i.nr.nr.rr of Nasi Panfnrd airport. He «mh» * 'ntl»«l MorvUon. rong lea Jar; th* Nfltw. ge*t with the m«>tor running an<l
.w r iKln, S 'o m y . He the Chember of Cnnim erre f» r the
----- ..
. . . . don* in' - p , ™ . , , S'aaford.
E«H*, In •w od by whlln it plunmM into thr
it .had.
*•■1 th.it *:«•• hutch
r.iul
th# work
rr^ok to he totally •‘iihmrrgtd
• n'1
(?. *rian»
I n it bs***n notifinl }local projects and revtaUd Hi t be
U\ Conway, 4%hero the tfHver
if any d.ff., *lty with th»* O r V .n
the
Also, f - C- liarper, who made wga brought bjr a p$b.a.e#r*yt h«*
n»aiM until
i^iit hour^ #fu»r
identified
,* a Washing
Ion arrangaasant*. far the
vialting ton, I). C .him««lt‘
th- i- !*••$*!••r 4 n; -f 1 *»«»n rrotani. *
attniruv unit i /’lain
1th
'
‘mrd
onlta
to
be
I*
Sanford,
ami
..
I’r**# ildil HooirvrltS “qtiam n. " hich will J»AY'
i
^
?»iH» and Claud* Tr»wvk
.’..
.
tine” 4pccdi in |0.'I7 wa.i reculllocation of
on- »ho *rtl nl»*sl tha fV ats f r o m1
. .■ , ‘
•
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> . i ».- |Vpp*r xa».l at Th*1 'P ^ k H g. ,h . e it,
«w m tr.
| In r 1
J*u» ) i) i u n w* i ••
too many Fiction u* to ti
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hrmb* ’••nirit m iln» country bilii'e* of Klori
[•n
All nteta**n af th* defense , n,| [ |m,| ,
who li'hovvl hitler** promise’',
thin cKy a#
bnt unlta scare f f f . a t tha Legion Hut „f jt."
\ 11*. i i i
\ . . I'o iDtry ould
im portant a
tad rt noon an<t Byrd Good# reporw d| A" slate
p..
* Inf
r .1*
f .. $ Euiot**'* l.rrn rectntly
»L sopplylnst rba ■whole i m p of W0 , Washington Ins
nn«l h*.|'o\.’ | (hat we could The |MV*9ibilHy
ae- men with dinner ht JS mfnutos.
that the ■
make a «?«.$! with
Hitler. ,'n terier of a airr
Ih* N'eutrililv A i w;n nanx-.l b*- lAcrtfi In
•n t n• *i p ohihitcfl tin* p ric e d with t
:i«* vt-iv weapon# nn!v of them might
mraru• of which
England
Prior to $+i
end hiT’t If
dr»- f* Thomaa
•••hi
nut *rivc one ti educed a# lM
h-»y
ft..- a million Advertising
——.—
h** of Kurupe**, Senator charge of ill# OiMftbw «f Com
••I• h.it Hitler i* bring. 1pierce advertising PloffTpftl to I
«iir to in He went the coming year.
Ha
beyoptl the very w ar *he mmpaign would b« c^fri#*
xone d.*4< riln tl ty him to *i.ik on larjre’y through thr nawapa
up** $if
r ve4* $*U which not p*r.4 in key ccrHtiu th n h u h a u
only w ai not carrying contraband the Nortli and would rd ^H 50r
r r n T im r i m n . i \
hut wu< not ••vmi loaded with 0C0.IMK)
In over I6,000^>0<
1‘n.kwf art.1 lr> . tri .v
nnythlng
; honw .
,
tty In tnr
The m iic f«»da\. Senator !V»»Strwaaing t>i* ImporUioxa of th<
U»* b'lt) ••(
h*r»bt r ill ,
I ,|
per said. i. Hist
..f us l.c. , m lrilt t^uilnew.. Mr. Orilfltl
K^rUnri I., i.. iiwi.i
lieve in lining "incthing to pr*.
,tl lhal ^ |, th. nation's thlrlh»» t*l|V .|| 44nr..t«|. |
s-em he spread of the war tr | ,
mdustry. tM t « W flv
•use rent ,lAy eof !•*>. »r
f*»r (h# e|#.*li>n .f u . .
'^
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n
n
l“
f
k " l l,ltl" , "
lllll.m
l
i
l* apent
^ » r,u
huropc l,. fore he gain* control
by n^ t o Anl*rkMU
prop!.
ml»«HNiK4 f t i#»n»- . f
(hr*« year* e.t/ii
Ha Ii|
-?i«il |
Steiger, departm erchief of travel, and tlvat Ulla lz_
**11jr H.tll In «.»|,|
S taff, anrl Mrs. S t . i f r , ‘of Cr- tim e, as much a.. Uta srwlaw o
for«1.
Flnrl.l*.
m
Undo;
Mi
an.I Mrs. \ » i l i n i . i the entire whr.
crop, and aev
lawn ann. I «*r.In in. .• i
So iwr of llilaiidii; Mrs.
I.
R. t e n t im m as mtwl» a* the- colto
eleetli.n* n. *% m f r
*-'It > The* I'••II* talll I.
i I yle*«, depnrtnu nt aide, \Vr. B. crop.
He ileclafed that tburiat
7
lin k \ \|
K ta
I Ballard and .I
K
l.yle*, pa*t |>pend ov er SHOO,000,000 fn rlor
•lari Tint. m.s| a m , t,.
d e p a r t hii-ni rout urn mler*.
i kla vach winter.
>|f»an on *m»i .m i .
I hefrht •|*t»*»lib• \lt •
k.
r they a rt invited .tw
I.ONPGN,
Nov.
18.—l<$V— V Barnte. \|ra
and
N u »:.iru~r .$-*
•rw they are well treat- rhlrrlnm a card* fell victim to an«l K.
F I ')*•*
t'lr
suggested (hr** way.< hy the war today when the mlaia- elerllnn
in
w it m : ^
w in
nfnrd people could help try of supply announced they
hovr hvrssiint.* «. t nt)
loe tourist business: were banned a., port of drastic Muv.tP
«»f (hr i'tt> ,
ipllm ktlc; 01) Be friend- new restriction* on the use of . Ft«)rlda And
• him 1
lie hoaplrt ble.
In this p*p,-r "rcqulrrd for munitions I'lflf Itrr«‘*.» tl»e- -a*.| | (I
(llv
on
lhto
1-t
.lit%
..f
s.ld, lourlgts can be ,in.| other essential purposes.”
isslonarira for B a n f o r d ________________ ___ ________ _ m t .
iiwle Co only.
Ing the evening’s pro- Ernest Itouaholder and
An-lrew
raetor Huu-holder thanke-l Carroway who ma.t. the arrangemd Mrs. Pepper for eom- mentr for the dinner,
ianford and paid tribute
Among the special guests Intro•v Martin Beam, xoan to duced w eft: J . A. BMIIne, H. r.
K ".. hA* bn.n
"'■'■"p . pa' u l ’S
BEAUTY t'HOP
ALTMAfi
,
Ditches His Car'
Christian Endeavor
Holds Rally Here
jVMW^ncenie^!
r“ Waff sad Brown* yrt
withtpi
T 4 T fi
V'*u »r)<1 Moh •( you ar» h»f#b> nofirfpd »r.d r*<ititr#<X to pro*
• ••nr * n r chilw>« and dowitnd*
which >im. m wither of you. nUJ*
hm»* «koinut th# e*tat* of HKVB*
ItU* HAP d»«--a**4a Let* of
I'onnlt lt» (he* iv»untv Jutlff* Of
H^mlff.le* tvMHil). p liirlitl. at kJl
rsffie*^ ,* th.- ,*•mt I k.-ii«e» wf C3hl
m Atnf-'f.i I'lorUia wfthfw*
esitfhi r •Imithr monihit from Ih#
time of I ho flr«r ptihllfOtrioft Of!
thl« notis’w r*ach claim or dofn4ft4
• hall h* in writing. arvd ihaVT*MI* th# ntac* «1 rHltUaN
i office atl.lr«<« of tho rlolmoot.'
nn.| «h.iH he •w.*rn r«* hr
tRo*
cl ilmnnt. Mo n » n i or n o at*
|ome*\ jn ,| unr
h rl«lm of do*
mto.l o* i
f•l**»| *u.all i»o void.
n i h i it m 'N rm
A* *.trr*tnl« n ln p
of
tho
r*«atn of Ao cvccfitor of thv
Will anti
lain* fit «4
Hi:v»:it \ V 1(41*1’. .Iccrao^l
r i n r t nhli. Ati.*n West <Vt. ? t
Disgusted Driver
i
Gbrwvoe
,<rj S
�t
'•-v— • *• v
BAMVOKD. rumOA
Uncas a*—"I a l a yoo so, dear cheerful—and chatty, too.'
—last night th* moon v u bean,
Spices were so important In
tlful” ta d “I'm terribly lorn.
N t t i now th a t you’v# gone to ancient Rome that the law ex
empted from military serried
VENICE, Noe. l i — (8 p « * l) camp."
* Letter* to b o p In camp, the anyone connected with the spice
—Dr. Fred H. Albee, In an confide*, “ehould bo Joyous and Industry.
• -_____
srtk le prepared for the “Flerida
Optometrist”, points o at that
msny eye dlsordera may be
traced directly to Improper diet
which causes a lack of certain
mineral* and vitamins.
AI be* has been carrying on
riperimrnU a t hla Florida MadIci I renter for scecral year*
and has definitely
established
the fact that whan Florida fruit*
■nd vegetable* are given proper
Today & Thursday
fertilization and e n ta ia chemi
cals are added to th* soil, the
mineral and vitamin coolant
can be materially Increased.
Improper Diet Is
Blamed For' Eye. His
Florida Fans
BUCK' BULWARK'
For TiftWith Look With Fear
Tampa Friday At Miami Contest
h.\W IN TER PARK, Noe, l i e b (lp e d a l) — Th* Rollins Tara,
K m With the tu b of aobdolng
U M Tampe Bparts ns |n Tampa
s n td a y night; practiced nearly
M w f U n g hi the booh yaatarday
n l worked tirelessly on thalr ax.
Bpw lvp repertoire of play*.
HfcTho varsity acrimmsgsd th*
Egtfoshauan
and
axparlmanted
W
' i lot of- passing. Grady
0 V , hanky T rr sptnn*r-b**k.
' M M target* fairly regularly
t M ' Drv* Frailer, light-weight
Wag^Mck. Sam Pugh, and end*
; Ralph Chisholm aoo Reedy TaL
r f y U tM , th* • only homo-town
bisy on th* Rollins aquad, has
.developed great frxOlty la the
phaa snagging department. That
Cdoplad with kU aggressive end
Iplay baa caused hint to' gain the
■M over Red Harris of Clearatartlng right end, alw
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J i t t e r s
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Wir* •'
w
u T S t ’s a s :
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•Mwataw s ta rt you (*•)w M M P r*
moTA eocwionI
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g jJ O jd jH S IO N
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n't b« cold thia
iUr—lit oni of oar
kUn keep you
m . W*T1 IngUll one
1 Will give yoa adeIto bMt At low coot
l yn won’t hart to
t up your flropfateo
do ft. 8 m ua today.
AUER
* Elactrie Sonic*
OAINESVIi'.r. Nov 12.—
(Special)—For Use first time In
•.’nr four v»>r •:vi-irt k t w v s ihe
two schools University of Florida
glV ’ion foUcivur* look *»war»l the
g*ri* with kllaml next Satnr.li.y
with soma fear and foreboding.
Even In 193S when the llurrlcanal took their only victory of
th* sertee by m 19-7 count Hoi id*
supporter* wer* confident of vic
tory up until th* closing minute*
of the flrwl qcarter.
Th* Mlamtms undefeated In five
(Tine* as compered to th* Florida
record of two win* and flea de
feats bav* a veteran lln* and t-o
,
me
brilliant sophomore Ireks, How
ard Pisa man and Rura Coairs, to
throw Into the path of the (islor*
this season.
Any advantage th# (iators may
have hod In malarial at the start
of th# aeaaon f#U considerably
s* a result of Injurlea received in
the Georgia * « ti last Saturday.
Full becks Red Mack and bill
Cowen. who had turned In Just
about all tho play at the linebucking poet thhi asason, both re
ceived In Juris* likely to ke*p them
out of th# gMiW. ax ““ V tttl
Entsmlnger. aophomore «l*»,rtrrback. and Charley T ate» number
one reserve.
though tha change may not le
a final on*.
Ed Friedaon, a five foot pine
Inch, 190 pounder, perforemed
at a guard spot and covered
a lot of territory on defense.
Although a reserve, Friedson
has been used mors and more
frequently by McDowell In recent
games. Ills slowness afoot U
the Miami Beach boy’s greatest
handicap.
I Una coach Alex Walt# devoted
a lot of time to tha Rollins
, tackles, Ollia Baker. . Trammell
Whittle, Gus Kourlourla, and
Floyd Jagg ears. Tha tackles
have shown ' up strongly In Rol
lins games, but -Waite wasn’t
satisfied with th*U tackling,
calling it of the “flngera” var
iety. 11a asked for more us*
of th* shoulder and lag drive.
BUI Justice, 180 pound splnner-back, appeared In good shape.
In aplts of an ankl* Injury that
haa bean bothering him for the
past weak. If* ran bard and
ipassed wall, although hla kick
ing was far from tops.
Kolltru haa .won sight out of
'nine gam** front Tampa and
has run up a total of lid points
•to M for tha Apartana.
■JIM u Ani &LL,
vefeeAri "U fitos o f
TAeotfio sixte-'
" BUCKC^eS
Jiatir SecrrHfiR
I'& ZilL/M AXAU
A rfv ffA S w 4
vteARr
ab o
Cheerful Letters To
Soldiers Is Asked
ji ts
of
BOSTON. Nor. I t - O f \—
Girls, forget that o.oon and “wlah
you were hero” stuff In your
letter* to soldier boy-friends In
camp.
Margery Wilson, head of Mas.
sachusrtls
S^nte
Extension
courses In charm and etlquatt*,
savs ao.
She says taboo ara such tan.
7 iS ftthto*
-m ooeie,
.
wc oertsrtaA A
All Lsxstlvcs
he Leaden I
Dance Halls Must
Record Crowd
Pay $100 License
Expected To See
Gator-Miami Game
license tax for merely permit
ting dancing the music and
dancing add* to tho ettractiona
at Ih- place to enhance th* pro
fit* from tha serving'of meals’’.
A lop-seller among laxatl
sll over th* 8outh for yaai
That’s BLACK-DRAUGHT! W
If constipation haa y ea l<
miserable, taka soma tonight
directions and see- If It doesn't
give you gentle, thorough, satisfy
ing relief I Mad* from purely vege
table ingredient*—one a tonleIsxstive that helps tone lasy Intevtlnsl muscle*. Naxt time, try
BLACK-DRAUGHTI
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Auto Painting & Body Repair
CORAL GABLES, Nov. 12 (Hpeelal)—Thirty thousand peo
ple- graatest crowd ever to ga
ther for any football game In
Florid* other than an Orange
Bowl tlaralc—are rxpacted here
Saturday night Nor. 1ft when
the University of Miami llurrl.
eanea battle tha University of
Florida Gators for the state
gridiron championship.
The series started back In
10.18 when Eddl* Imnn'a/yunnlng
and Johnny Douglas' punting
gar# th* Gator* a 19-7 baiter.
Ing
before
10,000 surprised
fans In Gainesville. The follow
ing year, 18,8.18 fan* war* In
th* Orange Bowl to watch Tom
my Harrison's passes break a
first half tla and bring Florida
a 13-0 victory. Last Fall, on a
cold, enld >night, th* crowd
dropped to 17,808 because of th*
weather and Miami'* poor team
40.tii.fl
Dr*-season dope nada tho Gi
tor* a heavy favorite to repast
** they retained rractlcally all
of th* starters from thalr 1840
•earn but Coach Tom Uab'a man
tbowad a tendency to lat up for
8t minute or :two
every gam*
]
.. j every
losing a scries of dost ton!
Miami on the other hand, ui
trad a Dock of gooj enphon
to back up • few good vatc___
gad a weak ago sen-ed a tre
mendous upset In defeating un
beaten Texas Tech 0-0 btfor*
24,825 fan*.
*
Holdover star* l.ielud* X apt.
Tom Kasrns, a fine tackla and
William Wundar, hla ruaalng
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1. 1911
lion Leaders Map “« "* « {”
elephone Workers Before strM
A
strike In 42 states
O ■
*1
W
O
C *
♦Walkout To Go Into Mutual Admiration
Effect 12:01 A. M.
Saturday U n l e s s
* Dispute Is Settled
i
C lll
V/ d
I 1 O
*15.000 Members O f
Long Lines Group
Ask Wage Raise
Bureau Pres-
Lays
Labor
,n
rp
.
' Kdwar.t
ICCCI
—
%trs ihould Rot bo affectsd
lbs walkout,
tin J- Moral
FodsnUou c
ipbsas Work*
; union, laid
.taken action
« o * . 1 4-a I
!present ilefina** program.
j
| | t.
H * . r | t Ct|
th at
th*,
k&M T. ' w F - i x
Priorities Are
Not To Affect
Home Builders
lorittlnn.’ •
-—
;w i, made known a t oner
would accept the invitation
other* wvnt s* tMcle*l to do
nr ’ likewise.
j Involved w»* 0>o U. M. W 'n
no demand for a union shop in
•itapllve coal mine* uwnrd by
li.- seven steel lompanic*. A decision
er!» f <he mediation board aeno.'i
{the U M. IV. demrnd let several
<n C. I O. men to resign from llm
linjloard.
n. ' The While House *r*s c u p eln rd to follow up it* move with
,ome step* to prevent a tad
er tlv.up.
ltd) A strike of 15,000 worker*
who handle Ion, distance tel.Cli phone wire* In 12 state*, vff.rrx live at midnight Friday. an*
le forecast by John
J.
Moran,
president of
the
Independent
federation of Innir lines tele-
r- m -
Four motion pieturo actom whi
entertained A nfrlean* In C-trlh.
Quite a number of .Sanford
people were asking who “won"
the child (Wen away by the Sul.
vatloa army aa advertised by
Ihern In tho parade Tcreday.
Major W. P. Lancer said Today.
th e baby, Vlryinta Patricia
Langsr, daufhter of the Major,
was fiv tn away aa scheduled and
It wax the Lord who "won" her.
Major Lan(«r m ealed . It I* u
"but stock* In the vartou* part of the ceremony of the Sulmaker yards are adequate vatlon Army and mean* that
the child was dedicated to the
Lord, a gesture similar to the
baptising or christening of babies
of some religions, ha aald.
I Mth to a M tof wmdkal-oire
me facilities
which deal
sd 111 hospitals
■able ef tnsUlling
a t even though It
•rows
ores, the
toT
defense
c a n a l to «i«mpt
from the ban on
tetoto that It may
.the "one * use In
H It abeololeiy
Os
"sU k W *
Actors See No
.. Poor M o r a l e
was reached aftsr a weetin* yestarday with th s U. 8. esaefllaUss
asrvica and rsprsasnutlsaa of the
American Tslaphons vStnd Tele,
graph Company, Mbran »ald. It
would beesms effective a t mid.
nhtht, Friday.
. Union demands Include a 4
percent ways boost and narrow,
b i of ftoirraphis pay ditforen. Sanford Citizens May
tlala.
E r e c t Residences.
Moran said yesterday’* meetinr
faOsd ts mtka any proersek and
Dealer
D e ce l a r e s
(hat no effort had beta made to
t s e ________________
n i s
certify ths dispute ts th s na.
In retard to 8anford clUtens
tlonal mediation beard. Ths unlea prsaident announced Nov. 3 bulldinc or remodelln* residences,
ha had appealed to President W. J. Toll of ths United Lumber
Company explained today that
la Washington, an aids to
Secretary ef Labor Perkins, only
official who can certify a dU.
note, said the labor secretary
had net certified the case and
hM net refuted to do no. The
•Ids said probably no eertlfMo
tion weald m u l t aaleee th e tonc IIla lion service resorted failure
to settle the problem.
Fierce Fighting Ts
Reported On Both
Flanks Of Moscow
Mich. i^ideni
Uooni-veli mile | to . miluntry And latnir now are tak*
v um* i f VI tlu* tip. mg mmm will ftwevp tho nation
lit. «n.I • *■iuim. .*h l.. | inlo inflatioii." *ml th a t ooly
...... - c n i .t
ti„,
n;-vtrr.m. nt .-..ntrul cquld protect
I tl*,. lu rim r ami
other
little
r' " U• 1' • r,%y *";•
follow* from the
ruleful tlay
uiult i the dictsitoi - when booming prices anil wage*
.explode."
pd, howi'Vi r, that tin* j I'rennlent |(i»osevelt called <’ •
isnisi **j«y. u » •* new conference tin the raging
un hard -hip* wild -'‘'- c o a l dispute yeaWnlay a* mount*
,ing lulnir trout Its tnreuUncd to
in, a predict.«*u l*i:it balt soft coal production* tio up
States I >!*"» «ituni.oi»
nation's railroads and po»a.lmg up to
g e n e t.^ 9| b| y ,|efr at the neutrality bill,
nply title to .ne in - x ., While a C. I. O. boycott of tho
trmlf union leaders : naationaal defens,, mediation board
rward ip «»>.• ops inng
u crlpp|ing blow to that
mentarv debut** ftutlay [ pcace-n»aking agency, Rooaovelt
Ush war policy.
asked thr.** C. I O. leader* and
ihdity win P°jn ‘Ijthree niujor steel company O^e.tin ||«»pk in son, im r . ! cullvrsl lo ta| k wiih him a t thf
supito. t of III *■*** -, W hiv Ilouse Friday,
despite the I lulled j Thofl. jnvitrtj ; f»hilip Murray,
ributioft, Britain « «*n- r { 0 president; John L. U w ii,
a grefttrr pnHlueticfn i y nite«l Mine Workers prcaidont?
that capacity
Vcry|T hnm aa Krimed v. aecrcta v.treaa-
NEW YORK. Nov. 1? —
(/PI— Leaden of th* inde
pendent union of telenhone
workers mapped plana for n
strike which union president
♦John J. Moran said would
diarupt long distance com
munications' over the Amer
ican Telephone and Tele
graph System in 42 states.
London Claims
Nazis Batried
I A a i l C r S , ) it |(| sum** of thi*ir righ ts in lh*
-
% «•*** t n t r .l I 'r e .s
•
Defenders D e c la re
Lines Unbroken At
Sevastopol, L a rg e
Soviet Sea B a s e
A tJ’Nral of the Amel*
I n e \ - nan I' Mi iii Bureau
Federation
|
aRMTlnl tfiat labor unions muat
lO
I
N azis Storm
jCity Of Kerch;
Russians Hold
8Mafi*ied Press
u'im inutration official*
,,Bl“ y reported suthorlte"w -y «.» be considering Irjisla11 loll requiring a “cooling o f f
W n » » lr
b,-f»rr worker* could (trike
W U l K "i drfunt* imluatrict, but pro. Miling (nr tx>nu*r* tu employes
on thr rout of livinfv 1
Ponca
[rllS c
I
)IC
Shattered Coach Of Wrecked Express
N l MIIF.lt «'»5 /
High
nueaJ rrom
• Wire Newsuhotos
Will Go Through
38th In B eds ’
F o r H o sp itals
i Farm
.Member Associated Press
An Ihouah ntnu.hed by a , i , n l hamnii’i
I'rnn.ylvnnia, lie, strewn ov.t the riifllt of w.i
a eoaih of the t liiiay*- t,. N.-w York e n |* i.,.
st I'unkirk, Ohio, Moir than n score r f
■
U.Mi l «|f,| I'irM
T h o <•••rnntiH n ,i,“ rt»*<l lo-* •
rl.’tv Mn*\ won* < ttirm in ir tht*
fo rt irirn t imiM »*f K orrlt. HI a r k
S#»a iMlPw.nx to flu* C aui'asilH
oil fii'lils. .111•l a ls o iv u o r te d
thi* la id u ri* o f S4*\«*ral c o a s ta l
ilflVitsi* point * s o u th o f t h a t •
c itv K fiitcivt «jiis»t«*«I a H om e
ra d io
ih ism n itr tin* o ceu im tio n o f tin* i*»rt I»v (lo r*
limit.K lin ilit.in f........ loit Bus.
mall *••iii. • ♦ .I*■*1.11 **d tin* IU*d
Artnv he.it nff an \x.« attem pt
t.i tum the h 'l i l i deft use lines.
I'he Itiiwim.i ns , lainied the tie r,
mitio were ’*•| it.i 11v unsuccess,
(ul" m
the fe’hllt'g near tfi*.
\u>ti»pnl. tin* lug Ituv-minnaval
| l.u- and * n 1 tlml the defense
14mes M in.un* dunbroken.
The
| Nazi*, how u i i . j i ted the dive*
City Commission
Authorizes S a l e
Of 65 H o u s e s
|Yonnally Shoots
High Match Score
At Gun Club Meet
Locations W.i II Be
Pub.lLsht^d, Seal
ed Bids Accepted
i Medal Meet Will Be
.1 November.. 17 And'I lis.x o n '
had
Turkey Shoot, 22,I triHlps
ciisiialt les'*
Malp of aTestiit i*.* Id. ,.. .
n« *l
by thv citv vv.»x" ilfi
I
li>.
the t'ity I •.iu»ni-sii»iir» tit th« u
m u ting b f night .1 1 >«• • i\
Hall, II N Sayci, vitv iU*rk
oaitl thU morning
The lee*tit'll tif ths ltou«e* .*r«to be *ilvritNC|| in I'h. S D tf'itl
lit raltl within a f«w ilaya hiu.
the Cuinnti'xkin will
r«M»i
tu rrcciv# *%-jtI•••I l»it|a on tlun
Mr. Sayef^ explainetl.
The wale of u vacant lot im tu.l
hy thi city In K. M. Arunt a.for S'*.pi wan nuthorize<| by ?li.group, .Mr. S ly e r *tM'e«|. »it.
let in locateil on the »nuthw»*i
com er of Cenevii anti O .k Ave.
nu«Ili«U on n :t()0.f«Mit length of
fire ho<e were opeiieil by l be
Com in notion mill
the roiitinct
was Mwnnlrtl to Hill l|intwii*«*
Company The condemnation •(,
* negro ih u rrh anti pamonage "*i
tha northeu«t corner of Sanfon!
Avenue unit Eighth S treet wu*
I!** Ii I How * *tlll|"ie 1 i-• ••iiipl*
tuiil mi • urale iki*h the
itiLoiti.it loit i *ii hand. However,
Wi‘ ai* o f the oltitiinii Liiut )t U
no* (uil\ c irplete mill foe that
tilth <* Home o b j e c t I*•,i »
m.i-h
bv
j
with t h r r
• d a i loti-*, w o w il l p u b l i s h t h e
It ». t o g e t h e r w i t h i n e r i t e n k* I
•o U tee gl\»* o w n TX o f till
tv i••■ e f ii • i •iiiiitio*iatit tlx a ciiatf**
te» • •* tf they ill «• Oil til** Il I."
Mr
l l ' g g i o -4 i*tat**«L
■Wh**n the rmnp|elr<l lift i*
rm ipded the fp in tb n r «*f #*v»u.
more •• will ii.r.'s* i t p i c « made tiled
«• iol tlie*»ii out in answ er t<* in.
•I' • • • f " t
> i ' . m.' t h e
fit** t •■•t.
a» M itm rd 'i tk il M , I'oli .
pl.tci i o u t |»*nte*il at
t he
Set rcttiiy
■If I h»*r»* it u'lyiiik' ih.it i>
u n h * tiiimt* H n.it indutli’il m
till*
I ll .ll ll lt vt't
II-'
h*»
Shknl
to get in touch v ilh tlu* (Tumi.
b'T *-f f’onimcrc.* .*t mri*. t»r.
if anyunc objects tu luiving *h-
nuii"» ini lii'lrtl in l!u* lie tu Im*
piibli«ht**l. the ChamlKT ahouhl In
.t i
I Mr. Illg g in » gil U *1
Chattahoochee River
Power Recommended
MIAMI, Nov. 13 — 0P>- Tho
Atlantic Deeper Waterway* ’As
sociation was asked Wednesday
to endorse • proposed ( 90.000,.
000 power and transportation de“ t Chattahoochee
velopment ef* the
River.
R. Bachman of Atlanta told
Teaching Of Health the,J. group
that expenditure of
about
(40,000.000 on the project
Needed In Schools now would
Total export* of nil aeronauti
help alleviate a pow
er shortage In the Atlanta srra. cal equipm ent to the British
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 13 The proposed development, he amounted to more than (2X1.UP)— A group of Florida edu taid, would furnish water trans- 000.000 during first seven month*
cators agreed at a conference prrtation facilities from Atlanta e f 1941. according to Aeronauti
cal Chamber of Commerce.______
hero Wednesday that most hl«h to the Gulf of Mexico,
schools In tha (tats are providing
Inadequate Instruction in health
and safety.
The confersoee was called by
Dr. Mode L. Stone of the state
department e f education. Plan*
were, mads fag a study of school
problems In area* which ar* con.
Mrs. R. B. Monroe ef Sanford and democratic manner" and of
slderod of particular Importance wii« im onr tha M rtani who saw I to* Duke, ah* .**•'*■ . . I 1
In time ef national emergency.
young and boylah looking, h it
stood beck, giving th* Duchea*
ths limelight. It was a ‘«rvam
Report
to hear hla 'southern drawl', when
wa
were expecting to hear broad
th* flanferd woman la visiting
a t the present time.
'AV.
"W hat won ev.rjrbo-ly'a heart
A letter Mrs. Monroe wrote
WASHINGTON/N«r. IS
— Th# CensOS I area k reported to M n. M. U W right ef thto was th* statement ha made in
City, n a i l "Waa I there?- I hla short speech, 'We appreciate
was, aland with everybody elee •ary much you poopto coming
down hero to welcome *» • . . .
Sanford Resident Sees Duke And
Duchess Of Windsor In Sebring
Cotton Seed
Compared With 1940
Co-operative Power
Plant Is Paying Off
KNOXVII.I.K. Tenn.,- Nov. 13
—t/t’i Tho Alcorn County Elec,
trie I’ow rr A*»ociation of <>u
unlit, Mi*.*., made It" fourth r*-.
duct lull in im-nthcrship fee*, the
TV A
announced
Wednesday,
hrinirioir the f*c tn (25 from
,o m tum sl Slot) and returning
(2X1100'to 2201 member*.
The authority added that the
cooperative, which started with
1200 cuitotneH and now has
3200, received grroa revenue,
of (170,000 last year.
Other arromplUhtnrnt* of the
cooperative are the reduction of
resole filial electric costa from
5 .’17 cents a kilowatt hour to
1.7 rents and the Increasing of
ne.-rnire annual consumption from
5HM kilowatt hrurs to 2110.
Cooking School To
, Be Held Tomorrow
orl
m
cc
*B
rjiirs
|„ the Brituh A r t* ,
i"'it .Old
har-
I
t r r f ' e r m Y ' •p
MifTPTCil “appi eclahle
m the ’,|.*s,-.,w as. .
| sun It. Hitler lighting was contin
u in g in the snow, mud and cold
j weather, l.oiuloU said
file Moscow ratlin said the Na! *i centrul front command waa
, moving up * division nf H itU r't
1elite guards In tha VulakeUmsk
aartnf. ttft m ilet n- rtbwret, **d
*London said the tierwanx w»r*
preparing a new M«>*ruw offen.
wive deipite enormous losses.
The tier man war machine h*J
been stopped everywhere on the
eastern front except m the C’ru
| urea, although
heavy
fighting
'continues in various local actions,
| frt nt dispatches indicated Wed*
•nesdav
Attacking tierm an fercea were
thrown hack
five hides from
. Tula, I IB miles south of Mm*,
i cow. and were r»*p»ilse*l with lieu*
i vy losses at hiilmm, *t.p» 'nilei
north of the capital, Soviet re
ports »nid Hut iii the Crimea
I the Hermann claimed, without
I Russian denial, to have rrn rh td
JI hr m atcrn r. »*t I t i» l«« (nun
K trrh anil th s n s r r « .
lim it
ti’Htlinir In the ('.v c itu i.
A (irrn u n m iliisrv *iM'k»»m»n
■ mlmitli'il tlmt with the dtrt'iilion
of lh.- Crinu'n unit attuthir Hu»i- .inn ntt*m|it to lin-nk o u t of
I l.rninurnil, nil wn. rom|Uirtillvsly
r >|iii.*t oil ntlo'r *<fliiili* of tho
r «s*ti>rn front.
(
W sr ilevi'lnnmriitn, m
il'*nrrilo'il by both
inyltidsilt
.
I. Tho Kti'oiinn't -nul th a t •
e thrt'O.iiny tin 11lo h:ol rolitM ths
J (irrinan* bio k fm* milcn from
. Tuln an.| nluotihton-.l Mli’O of
Ihrlr nfflorri nn.l nun, th a t tun.
n Inint'il ittinninn rountor-nttarkn In
i. tho Donrtii ba«ln luul mtlnril ,lx
t ntilrn nt otu1 t«»int nnil ra p tu m l
n n strutr*iri<* railway t'oitil anil that
y n rn r Kalinin n Gsrnwil Ih ru tt
r. hml brtii rrp u l.n l with
(. (irrnm n lonnt*. T hr Itril nir fores
o rrportrilly wus numt active ami
y wan *ait] to havr munnhvil k
(irrm in tank rolinnn 10 mile*
n Ionic near Orel atul to havs annU
i- hilateil a Cvrmnn ravalry unit
il of 2000 men. Fiithting near T u.
t. la Mill raiteil and w in admitted
ly of a neriou. character »l.
thrugh the situation was far from
/
Shake-up Comes In
Miami Government
Vacant House Partly
Destroyed By Fire
critical.
2. German dispatches, dealing
almost entirely with the Crimea,
claimed Naxi and Rumanian
troop* which hail reached tha
0
Fire ta rtly destroyed a vacant
—T h a-.g an fo rd .w o m tn ^ t g ^ - iii
h ,
o f th*
tior and In av v tlaouige to threu
Hu«sian o u n t . .» tlistroyer and
|fiv«* merchant »d*ip*
l.ontloii iihseivir* said
tho
jtiennnfis were "*till h.iffhd m
1their attempt t*i find a "soft
1 spot" In th»- Mas* mi defense, anti
I mid that approximately a mil.
house on th* north**/* corner of
ana eld lady among the epecia-
js s £ :
| humhmg
s
.«
Myrtle Avenue and Thirteenth
Street a t 3:00 o'clock this morn
ing. doing several hundred dollars
In damage. Fire Chief Mack
Clevekvut said today.
The tiro first caught In an east
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flra n tn •nrtawl, Chljf
( IwfkaYMl tip la in ^ i C»iw# of th»
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Hanford diamond ball pi
will meet tonight In th*
front pert a t 1:00 o’clock
The Brotherhood ef thr!
Baptist Church meet* TU)
evening a t th* church
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SANFORD,
THE SANFORD
S.HJ3. SASSIETY
Editorial Staff
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Roosevelt Cahlneta
Franklin Roosevelt has had cabinet tr^ b W »v*r
since he became the President of the United s^ ,c* ""
March 4, 1933. During his terms as president. Rtwsevelt
has had almoat two complete cabinets—with Cordell Hull.
Frances Perkins, and Harold L. Ickea being the lone veter
ans In the present group.
'
Woodrow H. Woodln was the first Secretary of Trea
sury, but resigned early during the first term of the pres
ident. Mr. Woodln died soon following his reilgnnlion. Ap
pointed to succeed him was Henry Morgenthau. Jr. Secre
tary Morgenthau haa made an outstanding record since
hl* " c M rB e ^ D e rn went In as Secretary of Wnr in 1933.
He died during the second Rooeevolt te rm and w as sueceeded by Harry H. Woodring, Kansas politician. In 1940.
Woodring stepped down to enable bis "boss' to put llcnry
U Stlmson, a Republican, In this position. Socreury Stlmson hsd served as ex*Presldent Herbert Hoover's S ecre tary
U f S tn tg .'
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Daniel C. Rdper became Secrotary of Commerce wljen
1*0X611 « u Inaugurated In 1933. but resigned !n 1939
ausoof 1U health. Rooaevelt chose his good friend and
Public Worka Admlnlitrator, Harry L. Hopkins, to relieve
/M r. Roper. Mr. Hopklna himself realgned later owing to
•1U health. The next Secretary of Commerco waa Jesse H.
Jones, Federal Loan Admlnlatrator.
Vice-President Henry A. Wallace, first Roosevelt
' Secretary of Agriculture, lave up thla position in 1940 to
‘ become the Democratic vlce-presldentlal candidate. Claudo
1R. .Wlckard, virtually, an unknown nationally, was the
^
a«rtt,’ Fwlny
stepped doWn W postnihster-Reneral ns
s i chairman trf ‘fit* 1Democratic 1Pgrty. Frank Wxlknr,
Farley assistant, was promoted to the postmasterrxl’a office.
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Hie post of attorndy-feneral has changed hands four
i with Homer 8. Cummings, Frank Murphy, Ilobart H.
ion and Francis Blddla being head of tne Justice Denent. Mr. Cummings returned to private practlea and
succeeded by Frank Murphy, former governor of
Igan, In early, 193?. Ex-Governor Murphy served un1940, when he wia choeen u xeabclnte Justice of the
>nme Court to lueceed the tote Piercn Butler. Robert
E. Jackson w m elevtted from the aoliclior-gunerars offico
to attorney-general.^ He xlao became tn tuvuclnte Justice
of the Supreme Court in 1941, when he end Senator James
Byrnes of South Carolina became new members of the
[h court es Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone became
• f Justice end Associate Justice James G. McReynolda
ideted his reslrnstion. Jackson’s successor as solicitorterxl, Trends Biddle, received the samd promotion as
I predecessor when he became Roodsvdt's fourth ettor-
f i t l y H aJ( i
"You will ibont when it hit*
y«o, /•* Indeed." Ye», Indeed, the
itudente of S. U. 8. really about.
ed when that ole achool aplrit
hit them a t the Sanford-Ortando
football _ ims. There was a big
crowd which mads up a barrag*
of color.
’
OUIDA DAVIS, wearing a
marron vest an d matching hat;
exercised her lungs on the
school song. ANNETTE ABRAMS
wore a red eweeter and a neck,
lace mads of white plastic leaves
while she "gave out*' on that
peppy new song written by a
m v m w r s f ihv-OWr^CTtrb'
BILLY PIXLER dated VIIIOTNfA- TOOTEN for the game
snd aha really locked striking
tn-g-red Jerkin which contrasted
with her dark hair. JACK PIX.
LER waa also squiring a cute
girl to the gime.
MARTHA "SHORTY" PAGE
has a green suit with wide whito
stripes and K really look* cute
on her. PEGGY STEVENS’ col.
orful embroidered blritse and
red akirt Illustrated her origin,
allty In taste for clothes. LAI).
RELLE DUTTON goes in for
soft colors atich aa her baby blue
•wester and pink skirt whils
SHIRLEY ECHOLS rates a sec.
rnd glanee aa she wears a ein.
nsmon.brown ,klrt and plaid
jaekat.
JEAN CASWELL, a former
etude of Seminole High, eamo
over from Orlando to see the
game, wearing n fire-engine red
skirt and matching jacket. And
In looking around we find some
more “used.to.be" students, whn
now have 0 . II. S. as thslr si.
ma mater. Coming over to set
tha gams and thalr friends ton
were KATHERINE
NORRIS.
MARGARET MYERS and JAMES
SMITH, all looking very nice,
HELEN TAMM had a date with
nona other than BO ADAMS,
now of Weal Palm Beach.
One of our enthusiastic iooL
ere, BOB CRUMBLY, was wear,
ing a wall tailored green sport
coat and ■ tan shirt. Sitting in
back of 'him and hollering Just
as loud
waa
KATHERINE
CLARK In a green aleeveleae
sweater and baanle. MARJORIE
H0DCE8 was In full glory In
her red, white, and blue ensem.
hie while VIRGINIA WELSH
looked eerumptous In a dubonnet
velvet dresa with a gold clip on
each side nf tha square neekline.
WILHELMINA N I B L A C K
Choea a pink aktrt and cP fkad
Jacket for tha game and sitting
not far awijr w ts TRANCES
DAOUE who was Wearing' th*
cutest blue hat. It mads her
look an mannish! Sneaking of
hate, JOYCE ADAIIS’ black on*
with the heart shaped brim
During the half we overheard
this remark—“You
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nka tonight,
Mary This eonv
llrnsnl was for MARY CRAW.
EY who waa sport1*’* :'» grisn
and whit* pln-stripcJ suit and
gresn h a t
111 bat BUDDY PROCTOR’S
favorite, color ta Musi Ha waa
wearing a blue shirt, blue trous
ers and a bluer slsevslaaa sweat,
ar. HARRY LEE, wearing a
groan sport shirt snd tan pants,
and DICK MERIWETHER In
hlu* shirt and black pants, halpad
Buddy taka com* real action pic
tures of th* gam*.
WINIFRED L O V E L L ,
k
eharmlpg senior, wore with her
black skirt a stop-light rad silk
shirt. BE8SIE ADKINS sis*
chose red snd black I She has
frfftn cral
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a red Jumper and a black waist.
Cordell Hull, Frances Perkins, and Harold L. Ickea ALMA HAMILTON waa on* of
re serve,1 along with President R oouvtk for the lest many tf-tetaior* wearing n rad
yeen. Mr. Hull h is gelned nations! nnpu.’t during bis
i es Secretary of State. Miss Parkins has been vioy criticised on several occasions, but hi* lasted through
New D u l sdmlnletretion. An efflden* Secretary of
rior has been Harold L. Ickea, who, like Miss Perkins,
been Intermittently “undeM lrt.”
Generally epeeklng the Rooaevelt cabineu have‘been
s representative of the nation end have worked effectojm w ova thelr raepecUve department. I t U hoped
If further changes era made, the President will use
chooeing cabinet, officials.
SOUTH BIDE NEWS
tia w
B
proud of hta date. B H lR tJlf
CAMERON. And who wenUn't
b* If sh# wore a ten plaid sU rt
with a brown vtlvstean vaatWa notice that aEORGBSPEBB
and CHARLIE PARK have wind,
break Jacket* Just, alike! KEN.,
NY ECHOLS tall* us of hi*
targe wardrobe which ton skat* ef
his brother's cloths*. Anyway, b*
looked vary nice Ik hta awn
brown peats and a brother’s
brawn cheeked ro o t EDGAR
BIGG ERR says that h* aeplad
hta ten coat and teal hlu* trous
er* directly from tha page* ef
Braelra.
PAUL MOORE waa ■povttaa
a tea cost aa h* wu
earn* with hta date.
BURN. BILLY BF p 3 I
th* memories of DU
way a t Irad shirts,
nlftv looking kallM
black checked ana,
th* asxt mta- h a i i a l
Your fash la a roj
snooping around,, haa
that raa at e a r «
f t ) .senior*. Earl «
Seminole High Orchestra Improved
Safety Patrol
Through Changes By Miss Sanford
Asks Students
Dy ORIEN FARRELL
From «n organ Isalon of hlryty*
flee member* Miaa Hmford haa
Improved tha effeetiyeneea of the
IItch School orrheatra by bringInc the number down to twentyflee young musicians.
Hare too much brass section
and not enough atrlngi the
orrheatra
rounded
practlralljr
liko a band, with only the tram*
peta and traanhnnea being heard.
Aa It la now nn« may lwten ta
the atrlng aectlon without having
to aqjinch and frown a t the
blaring noise of the breseee.
From aa orgaalxatlon of thirty*
eight trombones Miss 8anford
cheeked els off., leaving only
tarn, which the bellerea le enooch
to hold down the Important slide
division. The two perrons picked
to do this work ere Ed Whits and
Herman Brumley.
Orien Farrell, David Gate he I
and Billy Brumley were picked
Irom seven mueldkwvs to make op
the trumpet section.
An old Instrument but new in
the Seminole orchestra Is the
French horn. Emmets Herndon
and V> rlon Reborn take rmra al
thle section.
The reed section, being second
only to the strings In else, con
state of Hugh WheleheL LoU
Meriwether, Ann SUna, NoUIn
Trowlek. Ed Howey and Mary
Ann Wbelchal.
The drum section
“ •
S. H. S. Ramblings
Dances Jiving here and there,
more dating than usual, the full
swing of football season and the
general bustle and bustle of our
time, makes Hu.D un.lt a cou
ple of'T lred snoop*. You have
n0 Idea the pace we have to go
to keep up with you “etude*."
Seen datlnl—B. H. William*
and Hslsn Stafford—Dale Hof.
mann snd 8hlrl*y Cameron—Ma*
Ksy Truluck and
“Plaaal*’*
Walls—Lota Caldwsll and Mask
Cleveland doubling with Mat
Wight and Bill Branan—Jbamy
Ridge, Ann Wiggins, and .Billy
Fleming tearing to. Orlando to
see Jean Caswell—Zona
Mat
thews with A rthur Backwttfls
than too we saw Nancy Dlghtoa
snd Harold Hall.
■ iFrom on* ex tras* to the oth*
•r — "Kink!*” 1.Wlggb**, Lois
LBIUW
VII, Marjorie,
HMlUin.lCWiWhCaldwell.
JoneiL Nancy Dlghton'and n ilf n f H a / a l t
er sex ar* snarifM bg'tnlorlee ta
rotebi that girlish figur* r— of
rour»e, girls, we moat ha strsamilnad.
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“Strlng-’sm-a-llne" Farrell lets
no gram grow under, his feet.
Hc rush** Valeri* Walla off. hpr
fast a t th# Jr.a Dane*, prafse.
sea his affection far Mot Wight,
whisper* sweet nothingf'over thq
ttlephon* to Tens Cola (of Bus,
ttal and so on— what a want I
What’s all th* naira! Sound*
Ilk* a stem pad* I Look anti Ob—
lust half of tho Jr, gtrte la a
hurry to got down town for
lunch. They must ns* borrowed
Urn* to do It In a half hour.
Bwlsh, swish. Thar* goo* Kir.
by Fit* In hta nsw Plymouth
trying to Impress M arty Per
kin*. "W s’ra ln th* running loo"
welled Ray , Fox and Ksnny-Echols, desperately trying ta out
shine said Plymouth. ,
Another vivacious lady of 8.
H. 8. has dsaldad ta aattl* dowq
for n rosa covorod cottage. At
least that dlsssraif aa th* think
finger left hand of Joy** Adam*
■asms ta mean kual****.
It la a woman’s privilege to
change her mind b at Leona Hu.
ward abuses tha netvllena. First
If* one, then a n o th er.-ItV a toee
To Obey Rides
brought down to two persona.
They ar# Marjorie June Pordlck.
who plays the trap drums and
* By Billy FIs lev
Dale Hofmann, who plays the
To promote better aafety the
bass drum.
Safety Patrol la asking the stu
Rlill more horn section has dent to observe the following
Billy Chapman puffing away on rules:
(1) Wsik In the safety lines,
the big btr aa and Jim Michael
giving "nom pa jr a " on tha bari do not lay walk.
(2) The traffic officer le
tone.
Taking (he very im portant task your friend, they him.
step e a t of s ear
of arcnmpamng the orchestra on into(3)thaNever
stre e t always gat out
the piano is , l)or'» ntxmisger, on the curb
aide.
n wonderfully talented musician,
(4) Walk across tha street
who pl»o has the job o f being so wh*n
the signal Is given.
cnm pani't for the Glee Club.
If rach student will obey these
Ijsst .hut far from least, is rules we will have better aafety
v -1.
the 's trin g section. Eight violins e* onr echoed WA t :
snd one bass fiddle, which Is plafrd
by Raymond Heel, who also plays
one of the violins on pieces that
do not require very bassvlnl
work. O thm i who n | ke up the
r-lring section
aro
Bernard
Beeler, Jack 8(1 okm an; Herman
Middleton, Charles Smith, Viiy
ginia Chapman am) Bill Hartley.
With these memberr. Mist Banford la working to have the best
orchestra Hcminola High haa ever
lr«l. They Itw e begun already to
■how more life and wllHngnoia
to play and with the well balances!
group which she has ehosen we
believe that her hopea and In
spirations for a better orchestra
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Notes
fi“rJSn a “b "»*t Tuesday
b T /lIS
t* * *,rU ■*»
tsK 'V L S ’*».* c r ^
it'* end
end** the common
h#W *° nemo.
pn>OOUBe*
it,
For
cornflower le
celled the Cwnteure* and pro
nounced sen-Uw-ree a.
Other
flower* which w* a r t studying at
FvIwPr***n ».i Uw# « *”
StUiee,
Forg.t-nm.noU,
D r,nth“ ' tnd
ROBERT L IE SPARKMAN.
Thursday at 3tS0 P. M. the
Junior High News Crammer School Parent Teacher
Association met In the school au
ditorium. All of the members
By Geo. Spewcer
sang America" a t the openlkg.
The first mectnlg of the Jun Mrs. Bert Chapman, Ml*. Irma
ior High P. T. A. waa held Plynt, and R. E. Kipp laid ■ dtaraa.
Tuesday, Nov, d a t - 3:30 P. M.| slon on "Cooperation between the
in the school auditorium. T h e,
president, Mrs. B. B. Crumley
prvsiueo. T. W. Lawton gave
an Interesting talk concerning
the school budget. Miss Nlcksl’f ber* present. There ar* about 120
room won a dollar for having member* In the association at
the greatest number of parent! this time. Miss Campbell’s room ta
present Refreshments were serv approaching the 100 percent mark
ed at the close ef the meeting. In memberships. Sha M a received
By special arrangement with a library book for paastag the
the Curtis Publishing Company, 75 percent mark In mambanhips.
our school ta authorised to ac
BETTY BOSE HOOLEHAN.
cept new and renewal subscrip
Monday morning In ahapel, w*
tions to the four Curtis Publica had a recitation from throe fifth
tion*; an dtu a list of thirty gird# girls, Gladys Wtila, Cherry
other well-known msgatlnes.
Singletary, j n d
This year our school le spon Edcnflald. Th*»* girls a n
eisoring this activity because It prernlon pupils of Mra. Fleming
offers the •ashool a n d , p»o com end we eqjo^rsd t h a t , rattetjona
munity several oeflnit* advan-
Dr. Kntheryn Abby Hanna,
who was formerly bend of the
history department a t the F ler.
Ida State College fer Women,
win teach a 12 week extension
course of LaUtuAaerican Hie.
to ry -a t the Baaferd Grammar
School. Mrs. Hanna, anther of"
the book, -Florida. Land ef
Change" will teach this course
which .1# open to the public
Any teacher who will be re
quired to go to eehoot next
summer au y have an exten.
lion of one year by attending
these <lames. The tultlen for
auditing the course is $ 10,
while tn* fee fer college credit
is fIB.
LYMAN SCHOOL
' By Jehe Dyer
A Humane Chib of the third
and fourth grade* was organis
ed Friday afternoon. In an ef
fort to try te teach boys and
girie how to help and protect
animals under the guidance of
their teacher* Mrs. Flora B.
Willis end Mrs. Warran Jackson. Officers for the coming
year were elected aa follows i •
President, Nan Jackson; vicepresident, Eugene Pouncra; secretery -trararar,. Jama* Bonbon.
Th* fouth grad* students will
be entertained with a Hallowe'en
party Friday afternoon a t tha
noma of Mrs. Warren Jackson
on Warren Avenue, Langwood.
Everyon* U to be d raassd la
HaUowo'an coetoma sad ram**
for th* occasion hav* boon a r
ranged. Mr*. H. D. Ellis and
Mrs. Herald Jackson th* home
room mother* will assist Mr*.
Warren Jacksno In entertaining.
‘ Tha gtrin -hnv* started prac
ticing baakatbatl In Order to gat
In snap* for th* season. Twenty,
three gtrte tame r a t for pren
tice tha first'day.
Mr. Hibbard Camlbervy • waa
so kind and’ gmeMw <ter-draate
tha Caaaalh t n y<s o n m s d lr b o r a
for th a I 2th .atada tte W e 'e n
e
$
m
W
m
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m
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trolling the m
change# can I
cells with the
Humane n o i
Ity snd not b
derivative* a n
fagated. I V
farmer know* that certain sail
condition* era nitsarary. tp u n
due* certain crop*. The-vroaihey
ptoss an important p art In ^
^ Tlm.nw rc |n<i0iiU u 2 .
Sanford’* Loc#
Freahmen-J union
Win Diamond Ball
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12 Week Extension
Coarse Is Offered
“ r ™ . people of our school I shout “The Man without
community an* given an op try /’
Philip Nolan and no
portunity to purchase well-known
magasuM* a t standard adver officers wer* triad for
amt KoVn waa found f
tised prices.
2. Tha activity each year pro waa asked If ho had anj
vides a dependable source of
Iks United
revtnue with which our school
may promote worthwhile sctlvit ( ||,
|
I.'T ha students rsceive valu
able training in organisation and
(m at Voek.
4. Tha students rscalva In
struction and practice In salaamnnihJp.
Your courtesy, consideration
and eo-op«rst!on will bo appro,
els tad In this project ,
Bobo Msro and Barbara Damr aach won a dollar- for **IL
the moat fubscriptlons tha
f l m day of the project.
Tha chapel program, on Nov.
4, opened with tha School Song,
than tha B u r Bpangtail Benner
was rang and the Flag Salute
given. Delores Lee, the announc
er, vend for tha scripture John
• t 1-14, after which th . Lord’s
Prayer was given by the sesenthty. Misa Whkldon led the
assembly In two songs. “God
Blass America," and “America,
th* Beautiful." Mtaa Nlekal**
reosn gave a short skit snilUsd,
-Morlb. South. East, or W eet?
wocsrnlsg a hillbilly family dtecovering pis fact that a * North,
South, East fcnd West bound
trains wrald not tun that day.
Then Sunny Horten gava a todUltton. Rosemary Burdkk, and
BattF Mstthaws sang a song.
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SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A . MON D A Y , ftO V E M D E H
10, 1941
Sanford Is T h e Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Illchwaj
And Water Transportation
Member Associated I’rens
NI 'M HER
ears SopH^Nazis Fear Finland Peace,
Skeptical Of U. S. Labor
Stride
8 °pp
e
Re-open Leningrad Action
P ea ce In P a c ific
JRecommendations On u
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Captive Coal Mine H e a 11 h U n it
I^ondon
News
pects
Finns
Isolationist’s Kon For Britain
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English Minister Says
War May Spread To
Rest^ Of Wo r l d
If America Enters
i
Australia Minister
Predicts Long War
H 4 x ° & r; .yrmyl S ta ff M oves
Schedule Of Armistice Day Parade
In to C lin ic
And Program Is Announced By Field ^
I)r. ( ’one Announces
-= i r r > r . a i r ^
San
TO SPEAK
Munitions Man Urges
Master Plan For
Big P r o d u c t i o n
If
rre««
Declaring bluntly "We do
J not know whether the ef
forts of Jho United Staten to
Dreaerv Dcaco in the Pncific
will he miccemful/’ PrlmS
Minister Churchill to<lav tuttJBerted “If the United State*
should become involved in
war. the British declaration
would follow within the
‘T h e w ar," Churrhill warned,
“ may toon spread to the remain
e d fourth of the globo.”
Australia was told officially
today to prepare for at least
m three more yrara of war, POnU.
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bly fW«.
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This came from J. M. Mahin,
Navy And munitions rotnUlcr, In
u r g in g * long-term master plan
to tupjiy material and Industrial
_ man power for munition* pro& dqrt'oua.
Food BritUh warship*
i merging Italian
^Mediterranean «
United State* Senator Claude
Pepper who will speak at the
Chamber of Commerce dinner to
bo held tonight a t the Hotel
Mayfair starting at 7:50 o’clock.
About 100 guest* a rt expected
to attend the dinner from IndL
cations of tlckot tales and ro•ervalion*. Senator Pepper will
sled be the principal speaker at
the Armistice Day celebration
sthtduled tomorrow.
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A Italian eecer wiped tl
^ and cask
■ L an■ Italian dt»troy*r
eithout suffering a acraUh,
‘it tho
admiralty announced last night
It was the biggest lot of Ita
lian ships eunk by the British
Mediterranean fleet sine* Prv“9 mler Bealto Mussolini declared
war, and the destroyer Was the
-------- 15th lb be sunk' 'o f the 41 In
tha Italian fleet at the etart of
hostilities.
Demonstrating anew It* ma*.
A tery of the Mediterranean, the
British fleet blsited • to the
bottom nine of the 10 supply
ships In the two eonvny* and
left the other a biasing hulk re
garded aa a total lota, it wan
_ claimed.
*• In addition to the Italian de•troyer *unk. a t least one other
was damaged badly and one was
aoan In' low later, the admiral
ty reported In railing the feat
» “brilliant exploit."
9
Reliable eitimatee are that In
addition to thy sinkings an
nounced today, BritUh airplane*
and submarines h ats sunk 45
Asia ship*, and “probably hava
■oak I I others In tho Mediler.
A ran*an aiaeo August, .
I* * Aa in the sinking of tho
Oorman battleship Blxruartk. an
l
American-made scouting plana
,
spotted tho nuarry and directed
tha British warships to tho ran.
desyous. It was a M artin-m e.
• dluro bomber known to the Brit.
. Uh aa a “Maryland."
■-
Thomas Wells,
• VeteranA.C.L
Engineer, Dies
Thomas John Bdgmr Walk,
A veteran railroad man, died Sat
urday a t a local hospital fol
lowing a abort Utnoaa aad funeral
aorrkas wart conducted a t tho
ErWkaaa • Funeral homo a t 1:00
a c ie a k tk ii afternoon with J.
a l t . B a rm s of Orlando officiating.
• B u r ia l was in tho Lake View
Mr. Welle had been a
V of Sanford-for U roars,
- e a rn ham to .IMS. He en
Armistice Talk's
Schedule For Ex
a m i n i n g Patients
3
to noon, office routine ami from
I Ut IV M. to 5:00 P M . achool
i*oi k. Tucaday from 8:30 A. M.
Z
.....
.........
...................
to noon. Immunisation clinic for
with whistles and aerial bomba. I
_
babir* and infanta an«l
God Diets America- wiii bejWav ih Cleared For pro-«rhon!
from 1:30 1*. M. to 5:00 P M
tunig by the entire audience,
u n e real dlaeaaa clinic; Wcdnrai* d by Charle* Morrison.
Neutrality Revision «l»y
from H:30 I'- M. to noon,
Rev. W. P. Brooks will deliver
prenatal
clinic and
the Invocation, followed
by a
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 - J X from 1:30andI* maternal
M. to 5:00, •,w*||welcome address by Nrd Smith,The House Kale- (!ommlIteo h;ihy ami |M>atnatal
clinic; Thur*.
senior vke-commander ot the cleared the Wtv teday for finn’i
Peat, Mr. Field
liouse action -Thursday rn th* •Jdav from 8:30 A. M. to noon,
Wlnnsta In th e tgonta*t of •!!#*» sweeping revi«k>n of Itw Neutrnl •iffca routine and from I :f)0 I*.
ln the parade will t# annoui,r«-i | jtv Art to permit the govern, M to 5:00 I*. M. Bchool work;
by Judge R. W. Ware an<l Mr. • ment to arm Amerknn mereh.inl all day Friday will b* taken up
FMld will lntrodgce the d.dln- «hip, lm | to send them into l.el- with "chtnd work whil* an Sat
unlay morning th r achaduli* will
(CMlIsoeC4 Os ra se nevea.i
I | l(r(.r,.nt |K.rts.
Rep. Coa (D —ft*. 1 of the follow office nujtinr and ataff
Rule- Committee assorted the n.x. ronfcrrnrr whil*. from .Saturday
lion i» being le d 'to the aliughh'r. noon Until Monday at H:30 A
M.t thr office* ami clinic wil!
heu.-e."
J f nC('
^*P *
.
E J*
a n d d la tlo n
Maltbie. W e l c o m e d Local Ministers
Back -After Sum Adopt Resolution
mer In B u f f a l o
A Eulogy on Armistice Day
by A, B. Peterson, and short
talks on the work of the Amer.
ken Legion by Conlmander Joel
Field and Vice Commander Ned
Smith, comprised the program of
the Rotary Club today which was
arranged by Gordon Britton In
obaerranc* of Armistice Day.
B. A. Maltbie ef Altamonte
Springs, after a summer spent
at his summer home In Buffa.
lo, N. Y., was welcomed back
to the club by President R. W.
RuprechL J . C. Chase of Win
ter Park was also Introduced aa
a visiting Rotaria*.
Naval plane* from the Jack,
sonvitle air bay* will fly over
Sanford tomorrow as part of tbs
Armistice Day celebration, Mr.
Field announced, explaining that
the planes wer* secured through
O p t. Mason of the Jacksonville
bate upon learning that they
wars alto tn fly ever Patalka
aad Gainesville.
Mr. Field explained why col
ored veterans do not march in
the Armistice Day parades, re
vealing that the decision in the
matter was taken by the colored
veterans themselves In order tn
avoid any p sea Ibis misunder
standing aad confusion.
Revealing that women are
soma times activa members of
the Legion, Mr. Field stated
that the local pant is proud ef
the active membership e f Mrs.
L. I. F railer bice use of bar war
aa a nurse during the last
war. Men who taught in the
jalea, Mr.
Field added, are gel eligible to
membership la tha L aden, hut
i i rseaa who fought la the Amer.
lean armies are, even though
ther may no* he citb ess e f the
IIr HaJ fltetne
»
iLerman Reserves
Move On Moscow
--------Istruction tlmpite * N»vy dec lairThe entire program of
the mtinn it wnuWimport outitda
Armistic, Day crlcbratlon
hte labor to continue w rrk on p i* ,
been complete.! by .hose in charge J"< " '« "•'» *
. *
with the parade .ta rt.n g at l*:30
The -trike I* .n support of a
Mr Man Ton*, tlirvctor of tho
A. M. and the -eries of erenU Hem»nd fnr II « day wage laPr nnno U* County Health
Unit,
ending with the
boat racee
In \V»«hingl»n, Defense Me annotincrd today that th** offi.
sponsored ty the Merchant* As
sociation.
I diation Ilnur I officials indicat f‘” e ami clinic* are completed aa
Tho m ute of thr parade hae ed the hoard'- final recom m end^ f*r na construction nml n|uip*
planned starting on East tions on the issue • f a union
j First Street, between
..............the
— ------.
Hotel ,h o P. for
worker- in the nirnt art* ror.rrrnr.l and th a t tho
mim'd
of efvgpj citizen* of Sanford a rr invited
Mayfair and Sanford A rtnue. *»P,ivr
tomorrow. tn mapcsTt O*- quartrr* which
west to Magnolia Avenue, south; ?•■»«, » '
on Magnolia Avenue to Sixth tf
! ' '"**> .
.
j ar»* loentr«l u t tho ro rn rr of Oak
Street West l» Dark Avenue
T re.,d .n l Roosevelt face. A
and rom m «m al Avi-nura.
and north on Park Avenu. to P7 ' ibl" *h*
»''* . w t*!‘
Ac cor di ng t o thi* t l i r n l o r , t wo
thf* band *hrll
i wl™ orm»nuti*il labor on the In.
in the nation’s cl i nua will tm r a t a l l i a h i ’d in o u t
Activitir .1 at I hr kind nhell Bin* of
l yi ng t owr u. on,, b r a nc h will bo
111 b tfin at lOtf) o'clock with rprawlintf defense industry.
It may come over the demand I'H-atnl in Ov i r d o a n d a n o t h e r
A concert by the Seminole lliirh
in e i t h e r A l t a m o n t e S p r i ng* oi<
School Band, the W inter , , , r k ' r t n t , V \ in u- w
r ,
Long wood
Bend end the Son. of th,. U gion f / "
»'«■• ■'l ' n" W -rker. for
T hr office* will h«* open from
Drum ami Bugle Corps. Com-1 r ,""r '1 - h o ,.- .,... in which on
H to A M until noon and from
mender Joel tield. in charge of ,' nl,’1n member- « n w o rk -in
the program, -aid today
,
k d u -trv . r.p tie e
cogl I
I* M until r»:0U IV M. rach 1
work-day and the* utzff tnemBefore th . -,w»ker of th , day. n" " , *| .Th- ,
S enator C lau.'. I'epper. is
c ip 't.trd .< f»"r-d,.y -tr.ke a fo rt. Urw have arranged n arhrdul*
whifh will bci followed every i
.
aentr.1, one m .nut, of silence'"j«h•
'*
»*!«> "■«»
day which pronpoi live patient* I
1n K *
Will be Observed m memory ot »«
'* , ‘0n
L ,
thcuo who ir»v*» tiin r live* for ,
, , ^
.
. , .
,, ## "-houlil try to keep ,n m ind''.| »rrvtce n- in.l
life <1,rector explnine.1
j (le f t,. '.'I.v ■■
their country during th . Bn*
Tho Achodul,. will fol low t hi a * ciallat part\
Wnrld Wsr. Mr F.e.d s ,,U,ned.
f t * e X m M lo S ^ f
Jn
n
Monday
fr«»m
^
M.
Following Ih . mmute of nb |h p
„,r „ f n t , h.
ugaretti- f •-
a■all
hour."
Q
lhrgM ''a lif. A. F. iLnu Tra«lc* I'ounril membra
I out tmlay tn a ffvnarml
on nil iib v i I ilrfrn »« (O l.
A resolution regretting Hie I
resignation of the Rev. M arlin 1
J. Rram who la leaving his par.
Ish her* to beconfk rector of St.
Andrew’* Church In Tampa, waal
adopted by tha Sanford Mini-,
terial Association a t it* la-l j
meeting.
Th* ministers of 8anfonl who
are members of this group ex
pressed their regret In tho re-rg.
nation of the Rev. Bram a* sec.
rvtary of th* association, a* well
as from active member-hip In
other organisations of this City
and described him aa a “ scholar
of first rank, n splendid preach er,
and n Christian gentleman."
Th* preachers af th* varlou,
congregation* said, “ W* shall
miss him and hla charming wif.who la an ideal help-mate en all
of hla work, but w* bid him
CosLapeed."
............. v * * ■
■
Socw d aa w d id on a vast mid*
rest area yaatarday while froaty
weather dipped deep into the
[South.
Moving slowly eastward, th*
snowfall tarty In the day stretchled f a t a MtaoespoUa to Buffalo
_________ _ Naahvllle,
Ttnn. i t was lean than en inch
a t MuhvtBe but Louisville
—.
Columbus,
n n w t ■tcb., three,
- ^ ^ - Ui.
reached
with a
Chattanooga,
■*4 50. Nsw
does
not
re c o m -
(tuallNNail
Honoring Bram'
Cold And Snow
D ip
j g p t o South
h o ard
mn
!*■«• T l t r f f l
-PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS con ,1it ion < in the world today hive itrrrs -i.
tated an unprecedented peacetime extension „t our Ar.ny,
Navy, Marine C’orpx, Coast G uard; and
WHEREAS our national civilian defense program noce, sitatr* a strengthening of all thi—e service* essential to
the public health and w elfare; and
WHEREAS no section of tha United State* is free from
the th reat of n atural catastrophe o r disaster, such a* flood,
hurricane, tornado, drought, earthquake, fire, explosion, epi.
d em k ; and
WHEREAS the international situation *t!U continues to
cause Intense distress among Innocent victiQV), making es
sential American aid to suffering humanity abroad; and
WHEREAS* the American Red Cross is- the only or.
ganitatlon in our land equipped and ready, tin t, to assist,
advise and otherwise atrve tha men of our armed tu rre t
and their lovtd ones at home; aecond, to carry on In our own
and every other community such Indispcnsablo welfare nr«grams aa Red Cross Public Health Nursing, Instruction :n
Home Nursing, Flrat Aid, Water Safety and alt kinds of
Accident Prevention, and through th* Junior Red Cross in
th* schools, to act a* the medium for servlc, by our yiung
people; third, to render protection nod relief In case of tho
afore-meatloned disasters, and fourth to undertake th* ad-mlalatnUon ef American aid to stricken non-combatants and
refugee* abroad;
THEREFORE, I, W. C. Hill, Mayor of Sanford, pioclaim
tha parted of the 1941 American Red Cruse Annual Roll
Call, from Nov. i i to Nov. 30, a tlma during which Ih* ;u b lie spirited people of this community, both mnn and women,
boys and girls, should make every effort to support and
strengthen the Red Cross by enrolling through our local
chapter M members of the Red Cross, or by renewing their
memberships In It; end 1 further pntaUim that It la Ih tense
e f all of ua who are residents nf C*aford that our m traber.
ship enrollment In the Red Crane must be larger than ever
this year, to order to enable this g s a t national organisation
ef ours to meet whaiavtr demand* may be made upon It.
Two Murines Wfll'Aapist Legion
Anxiliary In Armistice Parade
Says (Jernian
Source Ex
Answer Of
In Few Days
B ritis h Continue
Raids Hv Bombing
Hamburg ,'lrd Time
n • SMerialfZ
ilie (Irrm .inri. ;nnum *nilv
rn n re rn n l with the tuwsildU
ilv that Finland will mnkt* n
jK'im rafr
iHutit*.
reonenoil
m ajur art inn Indav on the
Le n in grad frnitt.
and
antiotiiU'id (h r raid tin* of tho
iniiNirtant iiinctinn nf 'Fik h vin. 1(H) m ilrs ,**outliras! of
IvzMiingrad m tlm l.rn in g ra d -
Mo.H’ow
i oiumiiiUi.tt ioim
nri'Ai
and a po-h norlhoas; over tho
Karelian approaches The strategy
was apparently to enfold Len
ingrad from two ihreetion*.
London -.ii-l :i M N II dis
Id
:«• -tmlrnta bring equipped for eventual patch asM'rteJ tli.it the Finnish
reply to the I
S pioponal of
• i« hi lhr Middle Ka*l n l!wm Thorn** ^e pa rate
pence
was
expected
it \oi man Thomiiw. inolationiwt and So. within a few d.tyv On the Miuth.
Hiomaa i'* rr« t-iving ii light for lit* ern front and tieimun-Uuirtanlan
iidgingtoo. i f l *i tic in nut», ut
the
New troops thundered ;»t llo* Russian
naval ha*e " f SevnstiqMd. The
York hrudipi
A m«-i nun Field Servicr
(iernuins announced a large.undo
Mi'i in1 offensive oil
Sevi»slo|M»l
anil K«*ri*h and a widening
of
the breach between
the
twi*
Crimean |»ott- A London source
-aid the Axis powers were un
able to pierce Sevastopol
dei
fvnses.
The Moscow
front
appeared
the
Moscow
I The program for thr rogular italic vtoday, hut
radio *aid
( i n man
reserves >
Fall Hireling of tho State Board
nioving up f#»r -w jpew
of .MuiiagMinrnt of tho Daught«r.a fcnsivr, and foreiesf “**8 fr-*
of • thr
American
Revolution ncwal of the central fmnt drive
uhuh will take
t.ikr place in .Sanfnnl nml added "our troop?* me i«%
•
#
#
whuli
aA rm K iiP P
l l 'f l V
I* Mint I I with headquarter* dy **
a iiu n ilic
|ht \\^ < m}r Hotel ^a* an
The H A F continued attacks
d thus morning by Mrs F in (icnmtny, occupied temtory,
I
\ 11 offli’t’ta ,il till' Four! ||oii«t
Hamburg which w i t
I
Koiinnllat, general cliainnun! ehirfly th
lii I City II. til will cloae toiiinr on ii'aiig em enta for the -siallio homhi'd for the third time in .«
|tow hi <>|)*i<rviint'i' of Arilll»»I is * l l u m o .n c hapter which will act row. London authorities declared
l May, ih ro.«qii*mtitin
with tin* ,i« hostess to the visiting mem- the British Navy wiped out two
I tn l ■*
Axis Mediterranean convoy* of
f progmiii nimngrd by (be I'aninriir f i r . l entei tainineiit pl.irv ten supply ships and one destroy
• bt’ll.l.owning l*o«t of thi**.\m«’r
lo d fo» the Uiinl nienda rs |* 4 er.
ih an Legion and I hr ( ’ hnnibrr of te;« which will la* given Thurwduy
Adolf Hitler drrw on Ilif Her
reserve
atienglh
j i otttiiicrrr.
aft* moon ill LUO oYlock in honor man army’s
mighty
push
T h r o f f ir«* o f
rhe
S jflf o id ••f Mis. It. S- Absfrnethy, atate yesterday for a
viaiting I laughters against Leningrad, and Russian
Herald will be cloned nil d-T\ lo. tvgeiit. All
morrow i«nd no pnjirr will be of ihr American Revolution and quartcrj ill lautiJon declared that
foiimr niembrra o f the ballot in this way the Nazis hoped to
(iilblt'difd
score a major success from Fin
Not lid’ haa been received that Hull-on t hapter have been inthe I'o d Office will nhaerve th" v ite«l to attend the tea. Ilosteaa* nish positions lie for Finland re
plies
to the I ' uilid Sintra* de
; holiday and though all window* »’s will Iw Mra. \V. L Henley,
II IU ), Mra
II J mand (hut it quit tho war.
will |»e closed anil tin city i»t Mr- I
Russian dispatches
*uid
tho
rural deliver!?*
will
hr made. I l.cluiiaii, Mrs. F. I* Woodruff
tier mans were also massing a
1 qieeiul thdivery and peridintde 'an.| Mrs. F. K- Roumillut.
Mt-s
(iertrm le
Belle
Kipp- host of fresh troop* lie fore Mos
matter will hr hitnillrd a*
oil
a knockout drive.
ithrr day*. .Mail will hr di«. Ma>toiia Beach, prvsiilvnt •>( thv | cow, fur
|h „ n rth.-r>. Itus.mn
patched from the office a* umiu I .state Society of the National ■
single German battle iquadron
and collection*
will
hr made Sisiety t'hildren of the American
from
designated street
letter Revolution* is holding
holdinir a board reporteil it hail aninihcd a stra
tegic
Russian railway linn into
th a t
uriranitation
boxes between the hours of I 10 Hireling of
evening in con. lolig.tinur uselessness with bomb
o' i lock nml 3 :3 0 o'clock in the hric Ih u iad ay
D. A. R. W ill Have Meeting
Of vState Board In S an fo rd
Businesses And
Stores Observe
, ,
Iwo-duy iws- ings which tore, out carefully
selected stretches of track ut 23
different places.
F ar to tho south the Null
fliers co-operated with artillery
nnd ground forces in attuck* ml
asked l<i clusw tbeir door* during tin* xcht-dulu: a t 7:30 P. M. the Russian defender.* uf tlnj Crim
Ih*' morning hours of the pp«K.
a r . I*'.
1*'• A- It. dinner will lc fiven ean Peninsula and the K oval
sill* on.I program *t ' the hsnil- »t Iho M ayfair Hotel with Mrs! Black Sea fleet. Claiming tho
shell, II. II. r«p»*. prrsiilrnt ef I Elmer Kipp of Daytona Reach ainking of 20 Russian freighters
the organisation, said *ycstcnlny. nnd Mrs. K. P. Comer o f Miami totaling U7,00o tons since Nov.
Th<- parade Is scheduled to as ru-chairm in of banquet ar 1, the Germans said their planes
had sunk 17 Red transputt shipt
range mvnta.
•ta rt promptly at 9:30 A. M.
Banquet! program will include ami damaged 30 others sineo
informal introductionary
talks Thursday.
On still a fourth front, alnng
by Slate C. A. II. officers, com
tasin,
the
mittee chairmen, senior society tho lower Donets
presidents,
organising
society German airforce was credited
with
sm
ashing
four
transport
presidents amt state promoters,
t number of tanka and
JA SPER. Ale.. Nov. 10 — f/V) at X 10 o'clock—State Board meet- trains,
— The mystery of how an A r tmr and ruund table discussion, many trurklouds of Russian w ar
materials.
T hiity-threu
more
my flying cadet su ffe re d ,a n in. with Miss Kipp presiding, follow, trains
were damaged, according
Jury that except for a brief ed by installation o f newly ap
officers,
senior to Gorman dispatches.
ipell Sunday morning has r*n. pointed sta ts
With tho capture of Y alta,
dvrrd him unconscious since h» aocirly presidents nnd orgenis
was found alongside a railroad Ing society presidents who will German commenator* said th*
big Russian sea bass and fortress
try Miss Kipp.
track early Friday, remained un. be■< installed by
Tha remainder ef the avtning of Sevastopol ‘30 miles to th e
solved tonlcht.
Dr. ‘ J. S. Camp said the 20. session Will be taken up by ra- west was laid open to attack
year-old filer, -Benjamin Harri Itirts of committee chairmen and from th* southeast a t w tll aa
tha north.
son Horner, J r„ New Orleans, society prcaidenta.
afternoon.
jiiiirlion
with
/
*
(f
the
D. A. it.
All store* am
requested
to siuli of |hc State
ul»»
close in arrrrdanre with
the Iioind mrvtintf which is
wishes o f thu Merchants A o i i r i i . l-'iiix held here a t
Ihut time.
tb»n nml those himlneases that
The program
fo r
Thursday
ill be open during the dav
accurtlini; to
- , are
.... evening
.... - will
..... follow -ivuiiliUK
Unconscious Flying
Cadet Still Mystery
Junior C. A. R. pages at Iho
roused up Sunday and appeared
to reeofnls* hla mother and fa hoard meeting will be Miss Jo
ther before lapsing back Into Ann Ttylor of Tallahassee and
unconaciouaneaa. ilia condition Mis* Donna Evans of Orlando.
All JD. A. R 'a ara cordially inwas described as serious.
l((sllssM O— ras* T il—1
Dr. Camp said the bftiw on
th* heed appeared to have been
caused by a fall, probable
from a train. H* la also suffer,
iny from poeamonia.
City News Briefs
After waeka of quiet on th*
Karelian front Russian aources
In lamdon said tha Germane
wer* hurling thousands of freak
troops at Laningrad. Th* Rueflan radio said th* Germane had
been hurled beck with th* loss
of 2500 men on on* sector at
this battle. Germane said
air farce destroyed 53
fletnrday. 15 of th «»r i» — “t
_ _ to over tho Karelian
j
fro n t
•
A new Carman effort to take
Moscow appeared imminent from
a Moscow radio assertion .th a t
N ail roaorvea were being brought
to that front.
Tha German press follow-up
of Hitler’s munich speech 8at•inisy reflected the view 1
.. ___ tho fuehrer
brushed '. aside United (
o r a a t a j u g amphutaad that
V
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\ tlX MtVMtla A T t f t N __
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1941
Armistice Day—1941'
ie Sanford Herald
Oh Sabbtage Charge
capital and 1U vicinity,
a ).! Sunday. • . .
DND
Various o rfan s of the body
extracted from tho corpses of
r BEBLIN,
Nov. 10.— OP) - deceased humans a rt Dow twine
Twenty Cacchs were executed In used to save the lives of thu
yienna Thursday charred with living.
attem pting to act fire to food
■torea fn the former _ Austrian
Armistice Day In 1941 finds the United Staten closer
to war than at any other time In the b u t 28 years. Not
since th at bleak Nov. 11 in 1918 when the order was given
to “Cease Firing" has this country turned its guns on
YES, J
,000
in Homestead,
a steel m il.
scarce,, there;
i anyhow. T to
raged m aterial
It placed a t $500,000; Suppose
these ,hN teea,.co*t the low esti
m ate, c f $ 1,0 QQ e a c h ;.P u t makes
a total cost qf two million and
a half. Then a munitions fac
tory ' gave away several thou,
sand pounds of brass as social
function sru v rn fri
and
yeur
dwell!:
’enn., to enl
■“
— rssra e i
IV M v e r t U a g r a te s .
Uncle Sa m
irrin L E Ve r s e r o b
today
* t f e k HAS PROVEN SO -IN
T T il® VAST AND W a i, HE
Ui TRUK IN THE PRESENT AND
* FU TU R E: Righteousness sxaltsth
* • nation, but sin I, a reproach
' to any people.—Proverbs 14:34.
%
Tnis
QUIET
DAY
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JCFrom Th* S anta Fe Msgaxlnc)
•
s Now whan these autumn days
: ' , Again . a m turning
A* other autum ns turned, through
it.
m a t and rad,
• Attd th* broad maple* and th*
. alma ar* burning
• Lika- torch** lifted for the royal
4*ad,
,
“ I walk cgalti irtits# road* where
•
lights are lying
Amps* th* stricken glory of the
may be that when the flmt battle {a fought, nvhcih»r It
goea against ui or wo win It, the Industrialist* and work
rrs alike will abandon their fooliah policy rif "Buslne'vs
add strikes as usaal."
If this metamorphosis does not tkkp plare within this
country, wo are in for some bad thrtes for many years to
crime. We believe we can defeat Hitler but we chn't tlo It
with one hand tied behind our beck, We belieVe'otir Navy is
the beat in the world but it can’t lick 'the Wps Ih tho T’aclffc and the Cermana In the Atlantic, at tHe same time.
We believe our Army can put up a show thht oven the
Germans won't like, but it can't do It without ‘kilns, tanks
and planes.
When we celebrate Armistice Day w e ,gro ’eelebrntlnfc
a glorious victory won by a brave and galldht wtttirMIdn
that sent sn Army three thousand mile* kcroim the rtrenn
on a crusade to atop the slaughter of Inritidrimjt knd to gfVc
the whole World tho blessings of demdejrariy. In tho grearest wavo of Idealism that ever swept this poifntry, they
won their battle, only to see It lost by aftrjHd iarilatlOnfsts
’in the years th a t followed.
Of two things this generation must make absolutely
certain, that when they celebrate the Armlatlrie Day of
this wSr, it shall be celebrated aa a victory ‘ktld not as a
defeat and th at selfish diplomats and scheming politi
cians shall not sacrifice the fruits of victory once they
are won.
e open, tor: payment of 1941 Clly Taxe*Ji .wlll be allowed for payment In Npvem*
ipnl fpr payment In December; 2r'„ dinmerit In January; 15; dl.Hcnunt for payiary. llooka rloHe April 1 , 1942.
Ellen Hoy
Clly Tax Collector
e* begun
earlier
*A the
I
WalUy E. M ^ .
Who
widow,* pefisidus,
ie last T h u n . ■
&
5 v a
tUfUBt to rh a n je
Social Calendar
F.ntrrtainiu * ii ’•uiiif
vt-ifmg
1 .. I
tr im , the J ’■
inole II.gh S i I •
MONDAY
G irl's Society of Christian tie r,
vice of the Methodist Church will
m eet a t the home of the MLm ci '
Gwen and Derieux llayes, Il'J
W est Sixteenth S treet at 7:3d
111— f i t )
II i 11 » 1
Chapcinnr* ( r the da'
M r. John Sp.wi.r.i. e »i
O I.tn.-ll M
•: •
C tt c * K lir-. re i
8 anford CongTcgntional Church l« v Caincr -n,
for two days, Nov. 11-12. wilh \VhM,l'»n I
Dr. Roy Guild aa Moderator. S'tsl ,-nl |l
Al 6:00 P. M. Tuesday there Mover. V -I
will be a Fellowship Supper »t June Punt- '
the Valdea Hotel with Dr. John Jnr<|iielir. I .
Jockiruon of St. Petersburg a* n r- an i Je.-e
toastm aster.
tel Pail
WEDNESDAY
Al— K IThe board meeting
of the ane Till* Hi1
Sanford Garden Club will be held Proetm |4„i t the home of Mr*. J. II. Col- dre-«. J r
it
dough a t 10:00 A. M.
llnf-nann P
THURSDAY
Hall, c —I '
The regular m eeting of Col. rlinw. I l r n i
Theodore Roosevelt Chapter of Temn'e. ••ill'
the United Spanish W ar V eteran, fleora? ?'*i—
will be held a t tho home of Mr*. rvi<-{,t C ■■•r
Mae S hesfar on Elm Avenue at J,ek S n-rh7:30 P. M.
w hel-hel V
Tha ladles of the Congregs- Cleveland. .1
Ilona) Church will meet at the r>«i„h P.iv '
Pariah House at 0 :0 0 o'clock for I’l,I-.’ TrT, \
a boaineas ie.*alon in preparation iV ril llpr* f
for the annual baranr. Mrs. Mac. n , vn, - . , i k ;,
Milllan and Mr*. Collins »erving *on. W -enr
Firat, second and third prizes will be awarded to
the persona suggesting the beat slogans for the
City of Sanford in the contest sponsored by the
Merchant’s Association.
,
FRIDAY
Ln i' ,v ,, M' h
Th* R e s Clrele of tho San, ford Garden Club will meet with T> T* A
Mr*. D. L. T hrasher in Ro.e * • * • / x ‘
C ourt, Instead pf a t the home o
Mrs. G. D. Bishop, a* wa» pre.
vlously announced. Mr*. II. ICovington will *peak on plant t
* **
for sun parlors and terraces a t eM -T e,-. - r.
' th* m e e t in g .____________
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Pati
I
Homo of tho things bellevol patrioti- t l r
to affect tho proper growth of
,h - •
silkworm* are digestion, thunder- ,,h:>e m<l l
Address
i tries must be. turned in to the Aldon 5c. &
S
tore by Nov. 18 and must not contain more
. six words.
•
On* •
m*rat*r . wanted their pfcttfre
_ _
.
Shout A tenhl* court
.courtT |
.
ftild, . Thai u # )
rj: BfcTTL L U ’ ^IMMY TEAM OP
Mrs. R. 8 . Abernathy (left) of Winter Have i who '•* Mnt
Mm T W. Jone* via<iiiine«v*llle yesterday R«IT*nt of the Daughter* of the American Kivolution mt | \|i-.in. Don»ld, who ii G ertrude Uelle Kipp of Daytona Heat h *ho i« : late pi. .»i|.nt .the
University
of
the Children of the American Revolution Roth officer* will he »i
Sanford Thursday and Friday for the regular F.il' in 'Mint; »»f th<
State Board of Management of the two nrgani’.it’on*
Mission Studies Of
State D. A. K.
Church Being Held
To Have Hoard
Meeting Here
e ld Mr«. C harles Stoen.
" f iVwrgo. N. Y. sr* th*
t>f the form er's father,
,-nw-rth and Mr*. S tssn .
tli.-ir home in th* Boilth
Apnrtnienta.
Is $hn tjsn iha tenta'i
sml
^
ro « rtb “ '!'<a m r . r o o , l y
Saddest sign on road «»> / -., /
Avi Fin Ad Prcacrlpllonu
5'
htore Comment* On TooHst l-MPHoh
riflkhy haa thkdf. Iiolatlpaiit
BARGAIN DAY
“ I tV-'tght h i t yearia mallsrv. y could not poaslhly he IMim»*d on, nnt you aertalnly
nave done It—arid sorely ft’* a
SPLENDID COMEDY
TOR ARMISTICE DAY
a presided ovtr
udmI.
BAUERl
Hutlio A
wtprtMng of the hard
work, day and night, t
Ihos.' beaming p a^S of
entlcemeBt' — Ralph
(,H I ' . i .
S U P ER FEX
HEATER
smooth
with s
r
nr*
—} tmll
new flr-ltire ndlr
at o»lf
Baptist Association
Will Hold (Tni
C .-
C. W e l s h [
M ' H I IRE sh o p !:
I’ll*
(in n !
S hll^^ »V
Keen ’Kn
Fen’ti 'i"l'
...aty in t i. imii, . ‘'tii.iwuip
. ••
L. livUl ri'|iiii'«>iitut.vt', wn'l .*•».uMiy W
»u»it' W. M. I
I u-iii rYpim'iiliiUvv.
i in* |nu
iiiiif'M ;
III.ihi A Al. Son*. Jhcripiuie. I*r»>
ir
.»»ra. I. Al. J**itii
|i: i:» AM. SlnU* ®n«l
al I'luli* i n i r A' jci**U»»ii.
I'lvmilriil and AIiaa .Mai
Wilton
1. Mnnhemhiit i'hnrt^
j. Mtwaioii Study In tituU*
I ’ A^-f’c.ationni
Mirdun
S*»i I
T k rv rl
b» cloiifl.
l Tin- liitii',.Dr. Ci>nr. in analytinv thr
Il.i.itii'* \Vnmi n'* t'irclfschool work, »nl.l that hr ha< it |it-Ml,:* |l*i ■nilnatlon, rt
ilanncil tu rxaniinc anil glvv 7. A**u*l*tfil S.amlurd »f Esc*!
mmunitallon testa lo
chihlrvn
i nc,.
In th* public ochoola in Ih* i r >t 10:4.) a M . A**»c-utional Youn
third and fifth grad** during tinP,-< p *'* Work
Mis* El*,
winter and Spring month*. . I
di-nfio*.
In th* rour** df each physical
Svcn-tarlv.*' Conference..
examination, th* doctors will rrMis* Mary W1 »on
cord itrfret* and case* which
need Immediate attention will l>* 11:00 A M U • uf WAV.U. Yen
IIiH-k 'for 1042
Ml. i Mnr
rafem-d to tha family doctor.
Christian
In case of Indigency, the unit
wl'l acrur* a physician or pro 12 noon I.mi'll —Bring your o r
file for trvatmrnt in some man1:00 p.M. A M enage frrm th
ear.
"Indigency of tho«* who need
C hidrtn'a H n* at Arcmlit
treatment in the rlinlca la deMrs. T. M. John's
temtlned after a tonferene* with 1:30 P. M. O rris plan*
Ml
the local welfare authorities ami
Mnrv C h-' ‘Ian: Cunf—••”
the local welfare authorities and . f e f’i-ui.**lera
an-1 Yn'in**
the family phy.lciin", the dlrvcPeoples le a d e rs . Mlaa El*i»
tor atated.
Renfro*
*1 appreciate the co-operation
P M. Domniiatratlnn
of th* officiate, many cltlaena e-nn
sod members of lb* local m*<ii- a tn p , l Oo»-*lnn* and An-w—
cal fraternity for their assist, “•no P. V Adlourn
f
SANDWICHES
ALL KINDS OF
K M BOYS
WRECKER
SERVICE
Ifll.'U liiUituaiERS
BRYAN’S
GARAGE
Sanford Avs. at. 2nd. St
FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWES:
CALL MRS. HITIN
• Cirnduale of New York llenign Stlvx-I
• Member Telegraph Delivery Sen lit*.
• Member Snulhranlern K Florid-t SI
Amt'c'n.
W. Fiml Ht.
Sanford, Kkirltla
Chili—Short Orders
Dinners — Delicious
Steak Ar. Chicken
gaps wi
»M W»*r|
fhr« high
AadoM
w ith a
Oil fen Nid.-ir;
"When I r f tr ’ted ypdr T4u’
Ti n M
hhigh
J a hcrow
o o w o - k wm kU +lm
full width!
width, BeHt•dvorfeb m
fuQ
on lta
Iti grj
n rittr th ld rea iN te t
oa
tu rb o . *In a d M gxw aafw
S ort iff
f
l the
iVw director
11--- *-- annrlllllail
concluded.
Why do highway depart*
meat* w arn tha public:
PConatta parement •enda”?
Bdcaufu it is unlvartxllr
accepted that apeeda which
o n reajooablo ami aafu on
CooCreta becomq daageroua (
oo qthar suriacca.
•'
E k r ir ic
■
nrvaldrnt
who aunouneed
dwrgo of declance. Including
oucka, E. C.
A. Slpeer.
dance m ar be
u g i n of th*
ary or may bo
door tomorrow anco In establishing th* unit",
perfect Job thi. t|m e..;l know
Congratulations pa. th*
xtflant tourist IMIUuq
One of ,tha finest adll
IV# seen put out hy an;
f Wwrp.p.r. It I. . J
which will bp given In the Ar.
mory tomorrow evening, climaxIng tha Aral*tic# Day testivitirs.
She stated that a program of
I entertainment has been arrang •
lad In conjunction with th- dance
and It lea anticipated that a
larse crowd will ire :n attendance.
Mrs. Henry McLoulin, Jr.,
chairman of tho float commi't~>
i “ala borata" of
TUESDAY
— 9. Pierre Roblfttau, MUraL
t.u-
Health U n i t
Staff Moves
Into C l i n i c
"Concrete Ends 400 fl
•tlllgglo Hlltl !•• *V•II••• III.-
-
If . . l l * „ 4
Laney’s Drug Store
iriru u ,. lim it
h
tL* tAk0*oVU’ ' b 00111 * rll,e ‘ W® W0U,‘' " i n t th c R o d !fu«
I. t k b 'L d
ru m n u tU e s
sta te .
Richard W .n '
I lies* committer* for Friday's
________________________ concern the church rath er than activities were named liv Mr*.
w ar news.
Itounmillat:
A -o n Sanford nersona a t. A covered
dish luncheon was
Hostess, Mrs. Henley, Mri. F.
•ending the O m r*4*
fon* served a t the uuon hour In con- >. Woourult, M *. l,» „ n e ,1, o r
*--11 gm ,,. In Jseksnnv'lle
Junction with the all-day mactgan. Mrs, J. 11, Menu k. Airs \V.
'-.V were Mr. and Mm V. J .In*. ,
It. Ilallnrd arid Mr* J ,\. Wmt'•ever,
Mr
sn-t M'* V*vl«w1 PTesent were: Mr*. C.
ner.
.
Cheer r -hrmi Une,e. Me. ww-* Priest, Mrs. C.
R. Inrd, Mra.
la lo drroritiuni, Mrs J. II.
Ur* a i v Hunt.
Mr. *»<4 M-* GUnn E. McKay, Mr*. W.
P- itay, Mrs. l» p. lluMin, Mrs.
Irwin Fle*«eher M-*
»*-• Chapman, Mr*. E. II. I^ney. Mra.
R. Dawson und .Mi. s Irene
■>n and Mr. and Mr*. Georg* A. £•
McCUIUnd, Mrl. R. W. Hinton.
Sneer.
Turner, Mra. Malle Blount, Mrs.
1,ad drenrntion*, Mis. W’. M.
---------------------------. Fannie Mason, Mr*. W. L. Q srk, I'liigpen, Mrs. t . . 1 . I,ill, and
Mrs. B. B. Crumley,
Mrs. &■ Mrs. M. >. W11.gins.
Mr., f . r mu
Registration,
.Mi*
M nw ell
|Stew art, Mr*. Harry Tookv, Mrs.
• '
M r.. R. F. Crenshaw. Mrs. D. ityron Stvvon, a ml Mrs. John
R. Ulrey, Mra. L. T. lios, Mr,, Meisrh, Jr.
'
fowivnl lervlce* era now In
.C U w ' ^ ' V J ' S '
Dining room, Mrr. M. J llram,
t
ev—v n'-ht at *•*»<• * " • K
8!*•,,,• " ” • “ • .” • Mrs. J. II limit, Mis* Margaret
.•..Inn*
d . Chnreh nr r.nd Tyre, Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker. Davis.
tv«fga,| #,n Hollv
»♦ J®1?* •• p*
“ [f; , •
,
Infnrm.-i on fable Mr*. II J.
(dree*. I» w «, announced •>» the £®1*» Mlaa
Helen
Ward snd I^hm rn, Mr*. A. I! Key, Mr*
rs sto r th e Rev. P . D. Harris. • Mlaa Leo!* Evan*.
W. II. Tunnicliffe nrul Sirs. R.
I- Dean.
,..m .
AT LA NETS
DRUG STORE
Drsahfaat—.■ Dinner— huppvr
lit'fr to nur\ 11»«• \ il'%n
of other wnh
Ini! li»
thorn.
Armiatior D.»'. Io* *111
ilodioato 1 t • »• •• • hip
torminntion i«f
tin In-t
Motl |H that hlo«M\ . tnfli.
The seeond in the series of
thorn glorv 1 1 i'i. U.
Fall Mission Ftudies which hsve
11ml for thorn iii' inoi \ 1
been conducted (t the Methodist
ing.*' ho *41iti
Church by the Women's Society
"Thoy have
pn.l a | •11
of Christian Service, was held at
t ho lovo of Ihr 11 ♦•unit • 1
the church on Thursday.
wc hnvo i**«nj»o«l * h** *I*
Leaders for tn , two studies
"leifo to thorn \t .1 • w• •
Included Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser,
tlo*'liberty wo hum • nn«\ •
Sr., mission study charman of
It* more procioti* l*\ t ■1 > •
tha society, Mrs. B. B. Crumley,
lia. .O u r joya an.| j«lra*urr.
Mr*. M. R. Strckland. Mrs. R.
tin*' the p*at *J0 n•••ir* Imvo
V. Cole arel if t,. lion Utrey.
tho loniotl («> tlo in
Highlight of the
meeting:
u, ‘
Mr. |Vtri*«»»i •*xi*l <me
Thursday, was the candlelight
Hi* romark* wo*-o n-t ••
senrie, in which 20 women par
ticipated. A large candle repre
sented the various Urge denomi
nations of the world, with small
er
candles
representing
the
branches of the denominations
Ithroughout the world. Mr*. W.
P. Chapman directed the caadU- in* » lulsllless will «,,||-.|»1 id
llght service.
•v ao rtS ' m r u s y n 1111,1 £i,i-utiM *
i A “world-wide radio round- ffilm v ario u s
reg i-m a,
o ln c e r s
ti- » lu * l
■*T* t**. * i to rt j mrivwa^"*
F k , Delivery—I'hntii 103
tM
V r R”«l
* ' i*
v .ih the,i
•'tp f h rg
Church Of God HnW« B^iutiiff .nd
RevivalService**
i. .Why,. local 'g o W r e m e itk h r * '
r: n n*wa plrtnr* show*
i
\ re no respecters of pwiiAna;ym!
r communities. Tha several hundred men from Semfnolo l nh
i s te e d thebldn'^nf^h
,e rv 'cei of the,r country mhy f e
’ashbigtoh on a dollar
f i th*
S f°M a* much M >ny other m en.,
During the coming year fires or explosions may pl-iv na 1*icr
celabrats ArmUttao nuch havoc in Sanford as they have elsewhere If that u n - i ^
!r and Mrs. Frank Waldrop
I.H h.unnll* were the weekend
•■! \f, < W aldrtp’a son, C.
Kidding an,| family.
The Woman'* Aur.!liary of the!
\<
Presbyterian Church, directed !y **-nrnr»- '
Mr*. J . v D. Woodruff, will
»>- r —
during th* morning ,c**ion f o r ; n„i,»... ..........
the Red Cross in th . Woman’s t
uO ub.
'» ......... 1 ” •'
>w»s*V$r.
mod." He In fax* th a t th* Ptruv4an leaning toward us la more
Inspired by lucre than loyalty.”
a. lit tlo
Mrs Allan Blount and daughtir. Sarah, of Jacksonville were
the weekend guests of Mr. and
Mi« Charles Dunn
*. A1 11
•s .hostesses.
.irtw tora., . 1,
Ion-wide rodeo
Inter M n Fab.
J It Cogbum and Mrs.
’* lar are *p*nding the day
aonville
n Ain*.. «hi. i
The slogan I suggest n
lab p lastahd of
redent instead of
T e le p h o n e 148
Juniors Entertain
With Fpotliiill Dance
f
aext day. The parly sea
the result of..long .eiprtj
to produce early-ripening
letlea ef sugar can*.
iking plana for
don't
_____ _____
sea bava asn t ’to ‘England about
5^200 r.’Sr planes since July ,1
land In t i w
frqm th a t date
M is vepacted io .have Increas- I
didn’t make • a
hit . at tha
football gam*.
f% thak ,.yn
.
l , Official m/osm aitaJi slates .that
6w; Codftfy. id
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Edilo*
Hodi'c, pre?. 1 ! ' i 1
been committed in )by name.'J
Laat year tho American Red Croaa aided 217,000 vie- .
* But
to think of winter tima of 149 diaaatera throughout thin country. It taught ,
*
evening* n*ag.
Firat Aid methoda (o 577.000 men and women, water aafe- |
*
ty to 230,000, home nursing to 80,000. It maintained 3,- I
p This homing h e a rt of mine la
000 Firat Aid stations along tho nation’s highways for vie- 1
P
huppL-it still
“ Jh moving thua through one more tima of automobile accidents. Theae are but a few of the [
• quiet day
manifold activities carried on by the American Red Croaa.; 1
t T h at burns Itself to amber* an
More lmprewive perhaps ia the 147,000,000 which the i
fc!
t h , hill,
w A nd finds me coming, In my American Red Croaa spent last year for war relief abrnuo. 1
It also maintains an Inquiry and Information hervkc '
usual way.
f jUp to thli house whoa* ytllow which handles around 80,000 Inquiries a month nlwtit i
tr
window light
la f U a drkwn mo home how many persona in war-affected countries. It aent over 46,000 gift j
packages to children in foreign countries in addition t o 1
**■. , *ii autumn night.
,. ^ y PAVU) MORTON^ .gtfta jient to tome 6(X000eg.herv(ce men in hoapltala !n our,
own country.
E - Off* to tha Red Croaa^ »
^ Tha work of the Red Croaa has l>een made doubly!
difficult and doubly Important aa a result of tho war. The
J ’ EUUon W E U F In Ualneavjjl#
[ » a*w a p art of the Mutual growing Intensity of the conflict and the increaanlg pro- •
babilltlea of American participation make tho outlook for
M h o a d c a s iin g llysfrm .
greater Red Crosn demands even more grave. Moro motley
Qtgllah Victory
hop# It’s not » ^ n ever before will be needed during the coming yekr tf I
In® « e d Cross ia to continue Its work effectively.
—
conl*^f,.
Tbtmadi
SAID
twenty p iv e
Rotary Meeting
Features Legion,
Armistice Talks
S o c ia l A n d Pe rsonal A ctivities
the privilege
of. robbing,
b ra it t f ‘ u
Liberty, ho
i A " E ' sad th a t summrrtlmo u |
U '.F T H R E E
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
IfONDAT, NOVEMBER 10, 1941
ANGEUS
EAT SHACK
FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QlJALirY
WITH THE 11EST OF SERVICE! WE AUK
EQUIPPED TO FILL Al.l. ORDERS
PROMPTLY AND PROPERLY.
MEMBER OF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY
Sanford Avumw Jaat Off
Of Genrra Avtnao
ills — l i i i l
Our paraeasl loan daparlmml
can frae yea (rum worry.
Repay in monthly btalalmrnU
"U m
tIMt
The Sanford Atlantic
National Dunk
M»:wut.it tun;
Lt.:’ c- .: -.
�I
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1W1
TBK-8ANV0 HO BBMMW BANFOJUk JPUMBDA
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
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from
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AUTHORIZED DEALER
FORD-LINCOLN ZEPHYR-MERCURY
«\ e are proud of Campl»ell-L«>**in(t Post No. S:$
of the American Lotion, and arc honored to
have the privilege of paying homage to their
departed comrade* on this twenty-thini anni
versary of Armistice Hay.
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NATIONAL BANK
jrsjinn
.
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Travelers Checks
Safe Deposit Boxes
EDDIE S RESTAURANT
Collection A Exchange
Departments
, Night; Depository Safe
,f w*'
“A Good Place To Eat”
I>«po«lu fn ThU Bank Ara. losurtd By
SANFORD
PHONE 248
F
THE
FEDERAL
BILLS
DEPOSIT INSURANCE. CORPORATION
With |S,000.00 Maximum Insurance For Each Dspoiltor
PACKAGE STORE A BAR
COMPLIMENTS
Roumillat &
- Anderson
COMPLIMENTS
or
S.
THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP
SERVICE
COMPLIMENTS
COMPLIMENTS
McLaulin’s
Jeweler
WERT
The Jeweler
COMPLIMENTS
The Outlet
• •
4th SL A Sanford Avanut
DRINK
lira
NEHI BOTTLING CO.
family—
Udng
always
Spencer
Harden
Ssrlfortf I
COMPLIMENTS
W. A* Patrick
•
Texaco Products
City. lee And
Fuel Co.
“
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
. Ch&llie’s
Di-Nut Slop
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Welsh Tire Shop
Thorpe Furniture Co,
2nd vSt A Magnolia
R. W. Ware
SALES - SERVICE
County
Walter S. CoHeman
iQHOLlA AVE
«Ji§kins
1 ix Collector
■
Red V
Sq "
T ex # i
Wieboldt’s
H .M .I
Crown Paper
■
Wrecker Service DAY OR NIGHT PHONE 867
PBM'll
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Sanford Doudney
U tifn
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Don’t Forget
Wilson’s Grocery
J. K: Smith
.Am.
COMPLIMENTS
t l r ;or
Mickey’s '
Pharmacy
Touchton
- Drug Co. -
f0, SEED GROWERS .
woo<
BURPEE’S SEEDS GROW
SHOPS
“The Rexall Store”
Phone 325
COMPLIMENTS
or
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or
McCRO
RY’S.
f
6c and 10c Store
ALDON’S
•
6c—25c and 11.00
3t)re
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or
'TOMPLIMENTS
or
W. H. REITZ
Amoco Gas
&
Oil
Hill Hardware
'Pt
Company
■*
Established 1B08
Stokes Fish Mkt*
T. W. Lawton
Supt. Public Instruction
RUBOW
Service Station
3309 S. Sanford Ave.
J* H. Hintermiater
TRY OUR SERVICE
SANFORD’S LEADING DRY CLEANERS
PHONE 4G5
n o k.
-
PHONE 127
MATHER BUILDING
SANFORD
COMPLIMENTS OF
PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
SANFORD’S FOOD CENTER
FIRST STREET
BOTTLING WORKS
COMPLIMENTS
A. P . Connelly & Sons
. Inc.
Inaurance — Real Estate
Boom 103 Ifolsek Bid*.
Phono 41
and LAUNDRY
•
Phone 294
110 N. Park Ave.
Barber Shop
a n
Dr.
R.
.
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- ^Optcmetakt
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T r *'
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Laney’s
COMPL1MENTB
W. T. Woolley
Clerk Ci cult Court
24 HOUR SERVICE
COMPLIMENTS
PHOTOGRAPHER
feradoh
o .V
City Drug Co,
SANFORD BUICK CO.
Robert L. Cox
Homer’s 3oda» Shop
County Judge
COMPLIMENTS
Buick - Pontiac - Mack Trudi
Avenuee
SANFORD, FLA
W. ATLEE BURPEE CO.
•> Caldwell’s ’
805 W. 3rd S».
Groceries —Meat*
Phan* #97
Frse Del.
Cleaners
*^is? t ' *
J. V. (Vulcanizer) JONES
Sanford'* One Stop
Sorvic*? Stntl>>n
Next To Court House
,
THE Y0WELL CO
LANEY DRY CLEANING
Seminole
COMPLIMENTS
DODGE
Seminole Tire
Shop
sS p
Laundry
OWNER
C. E. McKEE
Stafford-English
i
COMPLIMENTS
THE 1942 CHEVROLET
ALTMAN CHEVROLET CO
II. B. Pope Co.
-Inc.-
Seminole
I! w l f l M r e - .
Our Country, Kigrht or Wionjr
OUR COUNTRY
Hill Lumber
And “
Supply Yard Inc.
COMPLIMENTS
IN QUALITY - IN STL YE
AMERICA
COMPLIMENTS
OK
Metal Work
Anil
* All Kind
Roofing
112 E. Park
Established 51 Year* Ago
I0S t: Firtt St.
Sanford Ovfedo Truck Grower* Inic
COLA
2 glume*
Be
MADE FROM PURE NATURAL FLAVORS
Shinholser
& FANCY GROCERIES
IT S RIGHT - IN PRICE
—SHOP AT PENNEY’S—
Agent For
New York Life Insurance
COMPLIMENTS
or
CORRECT MEN'8 WEAR
• •’! •
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STAPLE
Roy Holler
Phone SO
WE SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE
HIGH GRADE SHOES
FOR THE FAMILY
B. L Perkins
W o;
PHONE 713
Sanlord, Fla.
FREE DEUVERY
TRIPLE “ S” GROCETERIA
8th St. at French Avenue
FRESH FRUIT'S & VEGETABLES
Walgreen Agrency
Phone 880
Compliments
For Twenty-threeYears Legionnaires Have
Been Serving Their Country In Crises And
Struggles Of Peace IVs TRey Served It In War
or
H. &
•
A. D ept Store
»V;—
^r"
PURCELL
CO.
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'«
Manning Underwear a n d
H o m . and Humming Bird
Hom — Curioe Suita
".*■ Furniture A Floor •
Covering
COMPLIMENTS
NICK’S
Liquor Store
ie Cowan
Sponsored By
SANFORD
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1M1
THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1911_______________________
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
• Kid Brother t ’eam Gator Scoring
Set To Aid Miami
Recorded Shows
Against Florida
’41 Improvement
GAINESVIId.F. Nov. |0. (Speeial) — (hired by Tommy Harrincn
and Fore*t Fergu.ion, the I’ni/rr*
«itv of F!*»ri<!. Gator* have de
veloped a much m»re effective
offrii«iv> this
riinn In** i
comparative firur** for tho first
six garnet this F II ami of the
19**0 «ca*on a r e anv criterion.
A report on tho first Six KRmet
to improv- the record even more
cf the two ita . on* . *-»«• I * t
week bv | au| llnrU r. Jaek«cr\vil e
statistician who handles the GatQr Tigiires, rtfvenled that <’aarh
Tom Liebs c,’n‘»'-s hnvv s
ter figure for 1941 in every o f
fensive gesture with the one ex
ception of points after touch
downs.
Harrison the slender
sen
ior h
half) k. wa« the leal
imr offensive threat last Fell and
iw even better tm« year. | | ' 2-VJ
\a rd net from ru.*hinr is 70 bet.
ter Finn his 1040 t*»tsl for the en
tire s*. sou and his passes thus fa have ltd to unin* of 1170 yards.
Punting frr the GnMrs, II-**rison hm avera fed .'0 s yards p« r
ki« k for 30 punts, more than tv* *
»hints of the kicl.in r dote- hy the
Orang** and Blue this Fall
liig FergU’.m, senior left end.
no: only has surpnsse 1 his 1910
leeurd f**r |>ass receiving b it e|*»n
I « eclipsed thi* modern Fl u id i
nvonl in that department. • ' t
rr. Ili. running u imi.rm ' >,,“ r b> Kon.lr-'n Milrh-ll.
leadlly ns h- gets more c \ . • Th" 2».*» poun I Slus^t Hank
ie*?.
man this season^hn* sought passes
nn hvs Ihnt fame poise that • x«»*m| for a tot a I gain ei 2 »>
*d Id1 older brother. He
' yartls. .17 le tte r than Mitchell’*
ns Fd'Me rates as .Miami'* record, nnd In h *n yfged Id of J1
rut ImlfhsrV, Ray has n i forwaid thrown his «%uy
for an
tough inh. As a aopho. average of 2.f> per cent
be Ls a hotter nasser thnn ! Thief improvenient
f» r tlio
Rddio at that time nn I
i» ‘team in it* cn tin ty lie* in the
m n defensive man, hot J renting tn tv l, di pile I he tact
lot yet fhown. Ibe same l that the Floriiia reroid after nix
of running ns did the !97d | games in I'JIO was three wins and
‘n ||«wi»vi»r, Rnv did rrM j three Imres, and is now two vie4 vs*ds on a punt return : tories o u t four dvfcxla. At tbu*
•t lfnwsnl and Is definit'*- • point in the 1910 -ru-en. the Gav*rv vslimhle man. } torg hnd
27 points to MUf^r the
■I ^snn. kUI brother of Tail opposition Uu* 1911 figure U 91
of
tntJt sound Is s'-'i j for Florida, 115 for rival eleven*.
*sri*s 1Dt| team. The eld- . The taum ha a Ided a yard per
• -a dM not *rn *|rvice rushing try for 111II. nearly two
■t Flnrlde hot.th** yoiine'T yards (>er pent, four tir t diwn*
a r,t'TTAI '•opr I, *■» r r-*tty more per game an.l romple
fi* »*
t*' vrt in ther^ somfwhcie pertent more |> »»es than last
the wav.
season.
' J im
sre R L M G
CORAL CARLES, Nov. 10 —
(Special)— Younger brother! cf
the two players who were most
instrum ental jn giving th* Uni
versity of . Miami iti only ltv^ r i o u s varsity
footbaU
victory
° * fr ***« University of Florida,
will be performing the H u m .
c«npt Saturday n ig h t N c t . ifi.
the tnro meet before -70,000 fans in the Onui|L.‘ Row!.
Brek In 19J(a. F Idle n*inn*«
W r r r n t ium .irg and Johm\y , riuii/:bHUiant pur)ting uerv t V|«*
highlfghts of a 19-7 vtrtoiv f»»r
Miami, as Florida and Miami
P i^ e d their first game.
Thi* Fall,
Johnny's
young
fl| brother, Bnbj divider the rirtn
J h# If hack job* on tlie varsity with
Senior Red T«»bin—and. Bn}.’,
older brother Johnrtv yrn% also
* right hnlfhnrk. Eddie Jhiiui
vn^ a left halfharl^— and his lid
nrotHrr. Ray. holds down that
n»«»tion f* i Iternale to J u n io r
U«**«ef ro n te.t
Lik* pin brother, Ikuplas j* n
pilhtirv • pe.sa receiver nnd ;»
«Hnpofy runner, Mnwc*v«*r. where
J-hnnv
\vn* a long diM anr^ l * e l e r , iP>h i« more adept at
•
H m ■rr lliri-e of tho »o»,nt^'n Amrrlc»n snd two Tanadlin roluntoor ntombors of tho Brltlrh CI»lli»o
'T«fhni'al Cor;n roportnl ini*ainir In tho U-lont rinklne of ■ Hr it i* h -hip n rr y in * them to England,
to rljh t, urr Joseph Priee, of Westbury, L. I.; William J. Ash, J'J, of Woehawken, N. J., and Charles
ginger of Jamaica, L. I.
A hoary fog was rrspnnsibto for this tinu'iiol rrash on tho San F ran
cisco Bay Urblgr, resulting in tho Injbry »f twenty persons. Tho auto
« u caught between a truck and ■ bu«, K«ing in opposite directions, and
was telescoped, as shown above.
f
Not only did Capt. Franklin S. Wine of the U. S. Army team win tho military Jumping *rent a t th«
National Horse Show In Nsw York but he received the Cowman Trophy from no ether than glamoroua
Rita Hayworth, as shown above. Issokine on is John 8. Wise, secretary of the show. Capt. Wins’* mount,
E thel D. seems more interested in the cameraman than in the film ita r.
D ocs e itttl-
FR EE DELIVEItk
ts P tc x to A
/ U
I r o n coalm en colds
relieve p. mptly be•;!i Vo • o-Mt of the
Ip i*WO Mllvi expel
: cm *.. ! o.ii r.aturj
11 • . : •
it :.vU r. In-
S e n a t o r I *• pp*
disced ut I I In
• i • nkrr of in.*
• i in
h
di
nem -
ir tliuck K to r«ril you
»*ni.!>ion wItti tt»n lirt; ;j o r .
i. p way it
r ■<
i
• i are
CREOMULS I OH
An.lerson
Griffith
'V i M
VkVXl
Rftfiv**
Wi-M v titl^ fM<rdi4i>
SfY«l..-<Cr CAtt»ti»k>, Tke KC<t‘f I
---- -r^CXWirki>-SOMa,-MAfiJ*J
«
1,
fe
I)caf Mufo> \r e ( hmhI Cotton Forecast Is
In Mechanic Trades
Smaller Than Iaast
r u i.s ii
Tratie-ins on the
WA.'IIISOTON. Nov 10.—(At
n*«- A g iuultuit » tp artm cn t
h"l. y islimutvil this w a r's cott «n tr*»n it I 1.020,1100 balva of
•’•Dll pound* gri ** weight, compart'll with II .«>►»!.000 bub's forc-I Piiinlh it go and the 12..'•liil.OOU bales priMlucvl U st year
in averngt* t»f I I 2 Id.000 hair#
N i;\V
( tuning in Often
SIT. I S NOW
For a (iootl Car
.Priced Kight
»*tf lit Vf.'irs between lOAOedll).
—I'llONEtTS#
I ! ) |2
( IIK V K O U IT
Tb • in d fjitfd v'fl'l of lint cot.
•
»v »• v U< ftl n» 23.1.1 nc*inda
n te r * »■i n "sri' I with 234.1
;'i»u»» ’« inrtii-n»**d ■% ni°nth
• * •»•»•» t« Hinds produced U st
F .A S V
TFH M S
nm*'* (•■oni thi« venr'a crn|»
1 U reported hv the
»•* Rur*-tty | n hnvtt he**n 7..,r» running hah'f.
• otr-.H-rn hnW tin t tU f.
112 W- FIRST STREET
hyrself aa*an attorney far -Ibe
epartment of Juatiee, LolaSAk*
er, 23, leave* Federal Building In
lew York after she waa sentenced
> a year and a day. Lol« was ar>
i.ted shortly after three FBI
Rente lost their Job* because of
nsrtles thee gave fee her.
w are Lougli
<( nnllunrH 1 t>
g ishtsl guests
.
O f AA Z A o
Mixed Drinks — Phckage floods
I
jSehedule ()!’
Armistice Day
Is Announced
ir
f's pleated with herself, particularly with her h at for naat Easter,
a h . Is so pleased that she makes a prla* winning picture. The
o, entitle* "Mutual Admiration." wa* entered by lla rry Olniatod
hiaUanoegs, Tenn.. and won first prit* In ronteat sponsored by. n
national plctnt* magasine.
' ,*
Mr*. Kdaalle Blaaebrakvr
Mr*. Rosalie Stonebraker, New
York and Miami Beach aoclalite
linger of Vlenneso songs, hai
started a nationwide concert tour,
bringing to America tho muelc that
mad* brr famous 1throughout
Europe.
Mayor Fiorello LaGnardla holds a
broom and gold elephant given him
a t ceremonies on election *v* la New
York. Thanking the broom donors,
ha declared, ”1 hav* cleaned ru t
tbeap politician* and crooka. Now
i'll u n this nice naw broom during
tho naat four years."
The Soviet flag woven over two of
tho three able-bodied aeawomen an
tha Fclroveki, first Russian freight,
er to dock in New York line* thn
Nasi Invasion.'The crew of 4B in■Judos a woman doctor. ThoboAiLf
from Vladivostok.
tfcefoOfU.S. bluejacket* pictured
•bore a f t making a casting in ths
foundry aboard the U. 8. B. Medusa.
Beet repair ahip. 8rIdom mentioned
and perhapa lese (laraorous than the
fighting ship* in our Navy, the Base
Force ahlpe constitute « vital part in
the maintenance and operation of
America'* first Una of defense. This
force is made up of cart'i shios, store
ships, oilera, tu n , hospital ships,
-minesweepers and repair shire.
The foundry work above is V.ut a
small part of ths w ri: th at ran ba
dona on the renair shire—imonrtsnt
I
veesels of the Baa* Force. Optical
shop*, carpentry, electrical, black
smith, machine and metal working
shopt all completely equipped. * e
found aboard s hire such *a tna U.1MC
Meduia. AU of the skilled worker*Mt
thee* repair ship* are Navy or Naval
Reserve bluciackru and m a n y o f
them received their trade tralaiag in
theNavy.OpportualtiM foradvanaen rn t, to lesm skilled trades, for trawl
and adventure are identical whether
a man enlists in the regular Navy or
Naval Reserve—pay, food, clothing,
r.'.itllcai ard dental care are the same.
V. .
rp
>ti
bom b rm k
i l l '.
pun
JUO I >W
charR C m
.in I T T n n r l r W f l N o t
Hritisk To AVork
On Armistice Day
i ovnnv,
Nov.' 10
'<’•'
Britain observed AVff.istire Is .
nn • s w -rtim . ■-he'lule Sundt.
holding l-rlef church . s e t v k r
!>U
th - nescct'm e ci-rernonio.
ti.uslly held, on Nov.
I I . T»
Soper tho lie*.) of the
World
war.
This Nov. I) will bo ju«t iii.
-•h er wo-k day In factorir.. of.
fl-es end In the services, tt 11..rsnu-sl of Kin— O eirge the ns.
'*-n wl*|k frt Tuesday pa»s *.!.
—•-* tissetl—'l,
i ' - . — *— " r - ln - e l D r l l to n " d i.
ef Ik- ftritt-h Broadcast,
'ng Comnrjitlnn*. “V’t
- t*-o-de,,r Fri-t-v csli.d
— . Cee—--.oecunled Europe Is
- • - r - « “ d r , i march da-,*' m
“W -tv s l w l ” in rtem -'-v of
-•i- O— -sd o n ” h« urged, “rnd
; '-v walking : slowly, slow up tho
'• —I « r maelilne.”
The rgjln, goyernm ents in Lon.
don In view of tho king’s re.
-uest a re not, *»re*cfe.| to have
largo program s Tuesday.
Hebert II. Colley , o e^r »<■
A fter month* of sxperlmentation,
Hubert H. Colley, prealdont of.tho
Allantlo Refining Co^ has an
nounced completion ef a gaaollno
refining proceia which ramovon taw
gnaollne ■ obnoxious odor. The now
fuel olio supplies more poorer and
will help to tonaorv* tho ethyl fluid
'dUPpJy. Tb* process has boon Itsleased to whole refining ladnatry.
i of tha Atlnntle bring* tregrdy to tho home of W«*d Robinlrsgo, l|L. a t he and hla wHe ytceUe tho oOSctal notice th a t
U ruL William Tortcr R»Un»on. Army obvrvcr, waa hpjad
ih of a giant Navy bomber. The long-range (lying boot waa
on patrol when It crashed, killing I t
,
; ‘
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H B i
/•■ » •
word!
A w a r?
Of Postoffice Rumor
OvpUr (*rp«r«ll*ft
|A|lfHfft«tf
ysenr#»wf»|v»re n |t(v<-tlh|f
I’htipi*!' in th^ S*vnfi»ri| n o tln p t.
• evKift *v^»Sf* r#.f||»«a.|
llriin^rnfsflvH .Irw
Ity
*••*•
- 1 »e.#| T i t "I| |« nil n**w« t«i »*»♦•'*
"I h"Vr ro t h*»**n *vpnr,,}|..h«' I
rr*nrrrring tho invti***' in any
or form." h»* ••••-
I-r,,|
Engineered and built to transform every drop
ef gasoline Into maximum pulling power si Ibo
» heels!
"A« htnow saw It.aK |«..Mv
liv*»« ho r 1!! erntinuo t.> *lx* t!*»
po»tma*tfr.M
4 82
R e h e llio u H
G r e e k h Killed
SOFIA, Uulgarla, Nov. 10.—
LI*) —A government spoke-nnn
•ahl Sunday *H3 Creeks and 26
Itulgarians were Rilled in fighting on Sept. 2M when ratallloul
t'riH’ks invaded .the Bulgarian
district of . Drama.
He contended the great dif
ference in oaiusltlea waa due to
poor organisation of tho Creek
bands. This spokesman described
.ut untrue reports th a t Greek
losses wera 15,000 shot and 3<)0
hanged.
Net IHer wader-powered nor orer-powrred. hut
.powered Just H«A< fer lop performance — PLUS
maximum erewomyf
Every Walt engineered and "llird'* lo fit Hie Job
. . . and t* stay *u tho Job under hardest usage!
Depend nn I'S fur prum pt, In lelllg rn l
farlory-supervlse.1 SbllVIt E—at downdo
earth prices!
Exclusive OVALITY features prrrislon-hullt of
Amela (tael, fer long, treuble-tre* operation!
REEL & SONS
Ii\
SHUT THS hdNDOV^S.THSYOfi ’— ,
iiimwt — t r y - n
message! with semaphore lla n In
employing multicolored signal fl
and radio.
in l
W H A fSoO iN ON
A /20tlN D )«C E TO
NKSHITANVWAV- (
fchools. Recrnlto In o h h n tha i
ular Navy or Urn Naval Rons
will have an ooportanlty to s tt
Navy Trade School* and ram
J irs Jus-erfa
e o t s c a >:E
OVEO. TO l E l P
H B i TT2YOur THS
LO'is SCENES N
HEfL SCHCXAL J
I 'A U L
USED APPLIANCES, RtcondL
Honed Wood and Ktrooen*
Ranges priced for qnkh sal*
also used space hMter. See
•
the** a t Oreea’s Ftsak. Gas
Rorrke, Acroaa froas post offlop. Sanford, F lte d jL ,
•r \ — i
/
' J KISSES A PE >|=!
,
FU RN Is/fED QAilACR
m ent U t W ..d tb St.
a p a rt,
1 SHUTTHS 1
DOORfilHC
COHN’M ia
p
uveatalk
^J
, 'lleejsim
1 Lnurc
KAIXGEI
ML Frnnlehed otvjjrdrnlshod.
fam ished
doe# in, I
LANGUA6fcCT
I L C H a .- L E r f e ? t
r '(J. J AMO Mt 6G f
\ TJwSTHtl'2 AnQ I
1 WINDOWS
UL'NCALOW Q f ,,Tt 'rooms,
Kteened porch**,, JdtlV IrtM.
m pool*, nicely tendsakaod, comer
•
U O U IN S O K
IUOIVu H M A lE^T L .
r i z s r s - ivia u t ^ r o f .
PrV-'JC o u r r ^ a
the
Classified
Signalman In tho U. 8. FUat
trained at Navy Trad* Train
pearsnc* to searchllghta equipped
: with shatters operatcl bv t wuvj c f
tha wrl«tt "hliaker” mo.!e of com-
COHN'
O PEN HOUSE
ffgnabaon la Undo Sam’s Navy
mas* ho abt* to attain a speed of
twenty wards a tnlnuto in sanding
Joseph B. UrWUltoms h * li
leader of tho Amrrlcaa !>•»•«>
Party, la Interviewed by a rxpurui
after arrest in New York t>v i>>
Criminal Allen Squad a* a ysrelbreakey. MeWUllsms hsd'U . u pi
reled after rsavlctlon on a ckrrg.
of pohUely assailing the Jew-.
m e n amo in c e K sn o M t i u iik t
IO OUNCI WUMOUI NOIICI
ETfrA KfcTT
Babaro K aran
In a rush effort to ease tho admitiadty "very serious situation” in
taw Pari fir, Saburo Kurusn, diplo
mat who slgnod lb* Ajtla alUaae*
for Japoa, had tho clipper plan* for
the U. M. hold fag two days a t Uotur
Kong so ha canid ba aboard. Ho will
confer In tho U. 8. with Pyoeldcat
...b a c k e d b y o u r re lia b le ,
<0o6-#a& *i for DEPENDABILITY
b y FRAN STRIKtol
MEAD P.Y IV.Y
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
te a m Gator Scoring
B y, Jack
Recorded Shows i
J41 BnproVerrten't
CORAL GABLES, Nor. 10
Younger brothers. ef
>yats who war* moat
I if}..giving the UnL
M fiat .IU only ,prc-
'* V d J o f m ^ A j a p .
Horida and Miami
r first 'Aims.
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Johnny's
young
b, divides the right
oe.Usd varsity with
cial)— Paced by Tommy Harrison
and Foreat Ferguson, the Unlrer•Ity of FVoHd-i Gaton hay* 'da.vaJopad a much mora effective
offrm iv, this rearm than last. If
yom
far -tho
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Schedule Of
Armistice
Day
*
S o rd s
U of Sanfonl; ( ttptain < lienx,
of Comioiny |) cf Orlimlo;
F. K. ItoumlHnl, rhai'm an ol
county R«l C‘rt»'«-t ( hnptrr; end
« Mr*. J. \\
Dnn»a I, prr«i«L*nt of j
iro n ccoitnon colli
That Hang On
afternoon. Major*
\\.M t N•omv,
divisional
C m 'm U>*lV>i
u ltio n r e l i e v e prom]
Ij H erbert
.
...
t/(TVIM
,» wilipliy I
sea Qa/
if
* w*
at ion Army. rnu!*e It com right to the seat
I ^ S c r^ to r^ r’cimcr f »Tm ' ita inir.v. Wl"
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-ervice at the tmubte to help louarn
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Army h<-a,1>|iiiit|.|. nt .3 .in » . aerm laden pii’.'-gm. and $
duced a t 11:10 A >1 a . the ^ ^
' to wxulie and hewl raw. teeder. ^
»l—aker of the rtav. n - a.t Irr—
' . . . .
. . .
flamed hropchtnl m u co u s m am *
will eloa* with the iln n n y of
" o d ha»
n recelvetl f r - n i. trane. Tell your dniyclst to mil you
the "S ta r Strangled Ilanner" hy, the ronimandim- officer of thn | a bottle of CreontuliJon with th* UT»the audience.
n*v»‘
«' .Int'KMtiiibitu* i » i d m tn m ltn t jroti iau*t like the w df U
iy plane* w|i quickly hUuta the c nigh or y^u ar%
I Th0 boat ra-r» ’ »r.- -che lul. d * <froul* " f 1
;!t» , 11 *, e' II tn h av e your m oiw y bach. . . ■
to start r t 1:30 a dock .-i. l a k e ! '1)' •’Vfl the
t'1 o t \ ..
ifonroe, though they inny tn- n *"*'
uw
held Rt ta k e Mary in ( m< «*v»nt
r , ,„l, j
" ' '
r ' for Coucht, Chert Coldt. BroncMtjl
the weather n l*a*l nml I aki*
Mrnn»e too choppy
I The parade *«■»« m.*lv v\ ill .tart
nt J:00 o'clock in tha- mornimc
and all fhmtB and unit* will
A n d e re d n ra th e r on the north *»de of
Kaat First Street, between the i
(Jriffith
r
lintel
Mayfair Mn«i
Snnfonl
I.OS ANVFIF.Avenue. Fire Chief Meek < love- 11
Fi«i>ie< 'i .
Kiincr.il
Dircctol
* ,r. 1... .1. 1- . Iland Will have c.:iiir«' <•I the
JOfi IL 2nd SL
<*•♦*»»«• • I. *'* •
sem .ly «f the pomd* and .1 I
Iflw n* 45S
*. e look
1
minute warn n j -1 1 il 3»ill I*
N*•!■• *tt*|1il \
Mown at !» I!S •»•••■»*
The d iy of rrlehnitjtiri 5 ’,l •**• | *» f.*r u-** 1 \
•• ’event irmiin
nc Itided
with un
A'lni^tice
llnll » t t h e \«m**»v.
\« m«*»v. uLiv
riven
en
M ai
.1*
by th« Ameru vi Si'irn*n
ir»**n VuaUi.iiy
\ •i* 11».i1y , , ni*n*»nd
tomorrow evening
• rjrenut*.
On the pnra>(. m i i .1 im-* .t m I, | II. no* bn
in 'rent ef the 1 *•.11 *. H.n<e.
* 'uHiit l»
will l»e Mayor '
•
INI; the ’re.
mayor*
of
«»*her
S. •nil «de |
('ounty com m um li.i; l*r.-d I’v***
chfirm an of the t'.>unl> ( * 1.11111
»kinj W. A. I.effler, |<i
nf the Chamber of . '-mm. rt
J. I . ingley. r- n tia l «h;iiinuin
of the Countv ll.-feii.e ( ••tincil;
>;v \v v n t:r v IV 1J
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I.. F. Boyle. .1—1 l » M n*nl
( • • » . it
Aloe• '
Senator Peppi-i
nitiirri«il Stintin'* P hnil hr* t»ti
I**'*hi*'* • Dr fi^wt tiir It m*i*Pall | rti-t • M•
On
the
liaiid-tnu.l
tho .y from the u view-r
*t *ml, ( in Ihv wnrlil t • c.iit cv 1 IMMI (M»
“WITH AN OK
tWeTH OJJSg PtTfduta KHO
TH AT' COt NTS'’
will te Major l> I. Wil py. imp * :!rrvidl in* pntwi'iig *i a III 1*b.* tl*.
SOmcu-h * o m u s o . -rtie a m <m
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tain of Company A of lh«* Dr. |» ’•••nr.
‘ FiMala. eruua,i.Af]l7^
1 n*» nf ft«i 1% i 1 in..... |«.
frn«e Forte ai Mt l>- il,
t»ei|li..|| »»'.• . "j. a .................
tain C h arlr. I! .Inn—., nt ptnin
1 .... . v* ,
.
nf Company It of the Difrnno rin 1 l»#»! w» rn J
The lina required 10 yei
tVntii J*'. 93 r*»nipuri* • with H7.I •!•••»
1027 to 1937- to chalk up ita Kore» a t Mt l>-rj;
! C. H arper, caption of tl'.»i»|)*ny init lilt* entire y«* •r of m u
fir.t 1,000,000 paMsngara.
tre e tle e H rrw n P a ir On»i
1940
season are____
anv■ criterion.
—
a.
'A re to rt
U»* first's Ia kpracl
M W p ra rf^ ___
r _ |_________
» ___
record
r n mora
f i t tb* twp aaarons Im re I I. rt
.week b r Paul B a iU r. Jackw nvli#
statistician who . handles ths jOaM e figure*, ra v a a M th at.C o a c h
Tom Lifbs chaegre haya a b*‘U r figure fa r 1041 la every of/•naive gaaturo with tb* ona a*-,
pap Lion of points a /la r touah.
downi. .
* 9 ■-*' o %‘
f Harrison the
slender
tendor W t halfh i-k. was the l*adl n ( o ffla tiv a th reat last Fail and
la-afaw batter this y e a n .sH ti 223.
yard-, nat from ru ?h ln f is 70 b*t-*
te r thaui h it 1040 toU l fo r U|0 m I
tire s<toon and.hi* pauses thus f a t ,
have led to gmln# of 330 yarils.
Punting fe r th e Gators. lite r!son hfl) ayarared 38.8 yards per
kick for 30 pants, more than two.
♦hlnla of the kicking dime by the
O r*nr* and Blue this Fall.
Big FentUf-rn, senior |a ft end.
pot only has surpass*.) hi* 1940
record for naan receiving b u t »l»u
I ' d rclipsad th e tnodarn Florida
record in th at departm ent, c t k r t
y e a r by Fondren Mitchell.
• The 205 pounl S tuart flankman this season has sought .passes
good for a total gain .rf SM
tt
* !,V‘ CREOMULSI
\ r my Is iryinj? Oul . v * ^
New Medium Bomber
\irlin? Passes One
Million Year Mark
lKKSII
Trade-ins on the
NEW 1942
(TIEVROLET
Coming in Often
SEE US NOW
For a Good ('nr
.Priced Right
EASY TERMS
«
F*L BEGUN DO. Calif., Nov.
, ftT* #!-..« *1. ui IQ ““ OD “
Twenty-two
deaf
f o r r i x i f el«v*fti.
•«,n,*»rr.l m tin f.e tory of the ln to r-.fl* A ircraft
and E n rin crrin s Corporation n«
the result of an etp .rlm c n t s s .
dor th* direction of its presi
dent, Poo P. dniith.
nemeii’li-i ing the skill and tie.
tjollcn ■nf twn 'It'sf mules who
hud serv».| In Id* hemp for 15
X e*r\ Smith n*rp*
the plnn
.to \V. E
Ili.'tcnM elrrr, vie*
tir,ccid*lit in rh a n ti of produ.-.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—W)
— Tho Agriculture P -partm ant
Imlty eslim atad this vasr’a eoL
ton crop I. 11,020,000 balaa of
500 pound* gTtia waight,- com.
pared with i 1,001.000 bates foree»«» a month ago and th* l t ^
500,000 baiea prmtuaad taat year
on nvarnge of 1.1240,000 balaa
in the 10 v ea r. between 1050^39.
The indicated yield of lin t COL
ton v n plated nt 213.J peninds'
cn nrre. enmnared with C24.3
pounda Indicated * month '» n
nnd 232.5 m unda produced last
.
“T h r” rr e ,rli m aklr* good," year..
flrtH's'.ciner -aid. "They or’* G in n in g from this f e tr 'a crop
rliu- promoted ns rspid’i' n< to Nov, 1 ia report ad hv th*
bounds to h itte r Jobs. More will Cenrua B ureau to have !*••» L .
lo litre 1.004.325 running bale*. cnmn*v3'
"P vnf m utrs h a re egpec'nPv with 0,095.870 tinier that data .•!
>car ngft.
-w^
. 'I
Drfhks — Phckatfe Gcitl
t
,crideal
work.
- .iS iv s i- :
Tlu v pro r.ow
werklilg on gun chargers and
tom b racks."
19(0 Chevrolet Dvluxf
Trwn Sedan
050.00
1910 Plymouth Dc-
TTendrfeVs Not Aware
Of Postofflce Rumor
lu\r Fonlor
Sr rlun
British To Work
On Armistice Day
Pent*.*. e'new »n|"“ a tuw.ihln
rhsnaa In th# Sanford noatm *..
weri* |4fiitid""l<i't.»* hy
Reprvaentathra 4oe Hendrf'V . whI.ONPON, Nov*. , 10 —UPi— »tf*»d th a t “ It l« all new . to ma.1*
Britain observed Armistice Dav
"1 h»ve r o t b»en apnenn-he'l
*>"• a wartim e -ehedule Sund*-. eeneem ing tha mattav in nnv
KsMHmt . brief church service* in wav., sh a ra o r form ," he
l.'ett n# the neaeatlma ceremonies
^Aa,.V>*,f» aa poS |f-*t
. . . 'IA..*** Ttyt. l i t To. Uvaa. ho w*lj e ritln u a to bo tho
iho dead of the
postmaster.
e th e r work day In,.factories, nf. •
LL
flee* sa d la Uta earvkas. At tho 4 0 45
K
renuest *f Kln». Genre* the n*.
'/* •(
•h-n w l'll let T uesday pa«* s i.
n il
“ V.* f*nnn»t**d. -,
»»ow.w»s “ Otlonel Bvil ton.", dl.
BOFTA. n
-.»*•»* cf ths R ritu h Bnso-s.<l. (,V>—A f*r
htg C oranrattaa’* "V'» w im n .fo , . li guadas
t 'o • h.nsdcast FrW«v called . Bulgariawi i
, on *rec*^n,p*ciu>led • Europe In |n~ on S*t>l
tiCB^ march day" - n
i„y
i ,• , district of ,
NDEOSIO
Doe to
"W.IV. *l*p
r^-, r r - V *
19.TS Cht-vrolrt (.mine
vvIII, Itmllu
115.00
u d k sik to tranafotwi a m y drey
palling powav at lbs
I9il7 Chevrolet Town
Sedan
393.00
far (C0N0MY
(937 Plymouth De
luxe Fordor
Sedan
...... 393.00
1937 Cncvmlel . Cubroliel
383.00
ffiU C **
Nailbor aadir pawm l aar avar-pawared. bat
I Jast rifbl far lap performance — PLUS
...b a c k e d b y o u r ro lla b le ,
re a s o n a b ly priced
T R U C K
J
193(1 lord (•order
Ftdttn
f.:,3.00
S E R V IC E !
ALTMAN
HEVkf'LET C*d
10 CHANCI WriHOUt MOnCI ^
- . h , urged, "and f
r W UP
{ T n d s .^
arwwrnmwnta in Lon. ^ u n trt#
af, tk* k W » L « - loaaei war*
& SONS
that Creak
shot and 500
19377 (t<dsnn>liil>. Club
C()U|).'
IH sa n d an US fe r prom pt, Intelligent,
farforjr-oupenrUed SkJlVRK—«t down to*
o trlh prices!
m en amo inoncAnos ujijkt
IAUTT fsahiiw* prertslan-bulit af
far iaag, tnubla-fra* oparatlanl
‘
G71.00
for POWER
*•» walking ,
&
,rj
ALTMAN’S
USED
CARS
Deaf Mutes Are Good Cotton Forecast Is
In Mechanic Trades
Smaller Than Last
- » ...
SEVEIf
Beware Couglib
Is _ _A_ n_ n ou n ced 1'*’'I>urinir
u**,»the
T e P t e5^' 1»eAY
f l ^ A r bak
* a
od
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'ffetPU
B*CI<
AO
WAutMC TCKAS ASdtfi TfeAM
f t Bu ilt
y
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.GAINESVILLE. N ot . 10.-(8pe.
PAGE
tdl W. I at ST.
h’ WI'ORD, FLA.
TKf.EPlIONE IfiO
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Sanford,
l*,l
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l!y PAUL RO lilN SS
p e r i s L i i rYPS.*' i
WHATt G O fJ'O N
SHUT “Wfi NNOOVtS.
nxbivis H-M A fEbT L-
AJZOUNOWOTO
J in5 JUST6ITA
1WB BOV& CAME
a
ctm a . t o help
HEJ2TTZVOurTH£
r r e e r.* - i m id e ^ ro e
YOU FWac. o u r - j- i ^ 'ji
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HAVE A TALK*.
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By FRAN RH
67T.
r.rcu Kvn vwt trt Atv'r.cu.
LAST MAM THAT COMU TUli
SOLVE. THE MYSTLKY O t t T r
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tviytr IIA'TEMu j
THAT'S
. TU IH M ? /—^«—<
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m
1'
�> 1I0NDAT, NOVEMBER 10. 19*1
ou Hake Too
II IE OLD HOME TOWN
Much So U. S.
“ t h e y * e a n iP e a l . ^
CO U PLE - H E H A S V - 1
Lays On Taxes
WASHINGTON, Nor, 10.—I*)
You're g ettin f too
much
Mayl
Thot le the official treasury
aeon far taking Congiuae to
vy between >4,000,000,000 and
ijWOfiOOfiOO of new taxes neat
■or. One tu n e s ted method la
l i percent on ealariea and
INSOMNIAt AND HAS7b1
G O U N JS H H E P A N D
SHB» A SLE E P
|
W ALKER/
A
Nut that the treasury doesn’t
Nd tho money, but ae the
lOeeepfcy ef tho new tag oro-
tie’s pockets
to prevent Inflation. The views
that follow am w la t these ex
perts say are the facte:
L Tha treasury does need
mars money. In spite of a W.100^000,000 tax law just paeeed,
tho treasury faces a deficit of
from 118,000,000,000 to 128,000,OOfcOOO in tho next year.
t . Because of deftnta Indusy, wages and other forms- of
come will be higher than ever
dote. The national Income n cri
tar will probably to about
100.000. 000.000, compared with
lout ffo. 000,000,000 this year.
2. While the people may have
11.000. 000.000 extra spending
ooey, tha defense program will
Itm k them fewer things to
■y. For instance, the governgut already has curtailed outit 01 automobiles and rsfrlgsr% The natural thing for poole to de is to try to outbid
Mb ether for the consumer
•rehandle* that can be bought,
me forcing prices up. That’s
Action.
A jf prices go skyhtgh. moat
W ynne will be
impoverished
k aiM their money won’t buy
weh. This would hurt especially
n o n e living on fixed Incomes
Hh a t peneione and annuities,
ieo, It would hurt the governWm beceus* It would here to
to more for defense articles.
11, You cun hold down prices
t passing e lew agalnet them,
•agrees le working on that,
hut the treasury says It
to t enough. For one thing,
mcHf fixed .prices
might be
Hwtapp id by bootlegging.
. J . Therefore, the treasury taya,
kg tklag to do Is to taka away
f m the people In extra tease
to spare money that the people
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
Tonight's rregrame
Music”
4:30 Landt Trio
4:46 Press News
R:30 Twilight Melodies
6:30 Doc Sellers
True
Stories
6:46 Ju st Entertainment
One of the now rnllnr's first
aboard ship in the U. 8. Navy
vocabulary Is the undcrrtamling
By STANLEY Vegetable Juice
Becomes Popular
As Health Drink
JACKSON, Mias., Nor. 10 W) Tha MtsebsJppI aaprama
court todao ravau ad tha can.
LOS ANGELES, Nor. 1#.—
OT—Did you over drink spinach, tempt of court eonrtRlon of Frvderfck Sultana, editor of tho
calory or lettuce T
P*By Nowa, holding ho Pakltah* Oct. IS, It, NuV. I. If, IT |o r t . If. It
Quite a fear people are the*e
waa
discharging
hla duty as odL
day*, and the temperance folk tor In commenting
on tho pro.
are delighted^. So are dntiata
of tha circuit' court
and itor lore. They say the rating eoodian
term.
and drlnkiny practices introduced
Judge J. F, Barbour
REGISTRATION NOTICE
ty Southern California food fad hadCircuit
found 8ul)ana guilty of
dists are hood for tho teeth and contempt
and
hod
imposed
a
the liver, \ n d health Ingencral. 1100 fine and a 20-day Jail ton.
The Befistration Books of
Within the past year, doxens
tho City of Sanford. Florida,
tho latter impended "dur
of juice b a n have appeared tonco,
ing good behavler.”
are open to tho City Hall,
commencing Monday, Novem
ber bid, 1P41, for the purpose
Russia Ambassador
of registering for the General
Municipal Election to be held
Is To Report Home on
December 2nd, 1941, and
will remain open each day
TEHERAN. Iran. Nov. 10 except Sundays end holiday!
T/ n — Laurence Rtelnhardt. Unit
up to and Including Novem
ed S tair, ambassador to Rusber 22nd, 1941.
alv. Is due here t/v*av on a 80.
vlcl plena front Knlbyihev en.
H. N. gayer
rout* to Washington to rroort to
City BegiatraUsa Officer
Presldrnt Rooeevolt on the So
o n y o u r fire in a u r o n c e l ^
y}V spplv ami papaya Juice,
viet situation. He I- expected
\ f-s
One thirsting
roul,
another to fly from Lisbon by clipper.
r • Your Ufa in-,
V
1*
proprietor relate*, downed n
V
gl»»» i j pomegranate Juice, made hlishcd 21 years ego by Dr.
surance pays dividends, w hy
a horrlhlo face, Slid fled.' A week
T. Richter, now 77. and hie
not your f r e insurance? It cun
y
Jw T
later ha w«» ti c k , complaining John
wife, Vera, 67.
AT TUB
- C r et - It had takrn two day* nf n
end
should. CENTRAL fire in* f
• They advocate the rating of
! itraig h t gin diet to • straighten "live foods," and serve only un
Arcade
surance pays dividends to more
,
up hia system. T h e n 'h e asked cooked vegetables, fruits
and
; for more pomegranate Juice.
Package Store
then 100,000 property owners,1
nut-—no milk, butter, eggs or
Multiplying
along
with the olh-r animal products.
thus reducin! the net cost of
.
Juice hnrs are the health toed
Tho RUhters bake their treads,
TOITIX FIND TUB BEST
JAP* ' ’
More* nml vrgrtarian rcstnnrnnta rakes and pie cruet.1. In a sola
their insurance. It's simple as ^
—most of them cafeterias. Sall- rium.
IN
ALL
LINES
OF
,
ADC,
end we’ll be |lad to ex*
1 0 -7
Inr point I* their variety of
"They are made of whole-grain
fresh salads. The l.jm bla carrot- meal mixed with dried frwite,
plain
how
you, too, can cava
Fine,F* Liquors
.
and raisin rombinatlon is a heat crushed nUte • and
swoeteoed
money with complete protec
y will turn ,eller. Salad dressings are made with honey," says Mrs. Richter,
vhat dubious, with lemon Juirn and herb seation against fire losses,'
_
through tho sonings. with out vineyir.
a t the die-I The health cafes also specialso learn th a t 1 i n
Mich dishes as pine-nut
angpU nk o n ," (f* k". »»y cheese cutlets. hreadrow” In the I ed eggplant, breaded baked lavessel la not • nans*, vrgetabln souffles, cheese
j th a t coffee « k r* »"d cheese pica.
Ilpl “Joe* or
Of the health cafes, ono of
tho moro piaturcst)u<) was cats-
E L E C T I 1 C I T Y
IS STILL C I E f t f !
It’s no f u to try to koop a balanced
budgat thoso day! Fortonitoly, howovor,
your olectrleity Is Jwt as chop is Ivor*
F ood m a y h a v e in crea sed
18%* over la st year, b u t you
;
oan 8tiU r e f r ig e r a te
MM S electrically lor on ly kd
about 9L50 a m onth, j
-W. warn, te o a tr J M n of 0*mi
d of asm s she for (last «la-
am n f U « 4 la kaaiaam i t Its [am »•«*«*
Kail I iw M Bt. Banfont. .Florida, I ford I tall
nBar Ike rletlltaua nana Aad-r- [tltloua nan
a n * Ovtftltk Fan*rat Horn* that T tilt
aa4 that 1 latead to raslatir aald ' nama pum
n a a i n m a a t w tha tarmi or thi "Fl«t
tka Tnotltloaa Naas* ittatati" I (Cksptar
with tka elask of Iba Clrtolt Coart i wkh (ha
of 04011801# County, F M U a (court of
A. A. OIUFFlTfl.
da.
Onnir (
•
The p rice'ol drugs m ay h a v e , I
(jum ped 2 l% * b u t ^ J S \
you c a n it ill cook H | A | |
for about only 92.50 d p g E J 5.1
Arcade
Package Store
Approximately 50,000 tickets
to major amusement and sport
activities la New York City are
given gratis weekly to members
of the armed forces of U. 8. *
O. a
(formerly
FARRELL, PROP,
Baggtll'a Ltqaor
Blare)
MATHER ARCADE
�Ifc r a id
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 12. 1941
Sxnford Lx The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Illghwx)
And Water Transportation
Member AnociaAed Prana
N l’MHKR fit
Senators Begin
To Line Up On 300 Attend Chamber Dinner;
Neutrality Act Parade Features Many Floats
asus 0 3 Wells
ftnland’s Decision To
Fight On Is Marked
By Renewal Of War
• Against Leningrad
What The War Dog Will Wear
Invaders Claim Pro•gress In Slowing
^ Battle Of Moscow
mm hcm
rifw
Tho Axia (Crimean forces
are reported to havo ad
vanced to the Black Sea
o|pat today below Kerch, tha
"Atawav tn thq Caucaxus oil
fields, after "aharp pursuit
fighting.”
Arrival of Axis troons
the Kerrh Strpit will
endanger the oil wells across
th* 4-mlle-wide strait.
The G erm ans/aid dive-bomber*
a n inflicting havoc a t Kerch
and Sevastopol, w here they a n
tf ttro y ln g port
facilities ahd
causing heavy losses of min and
malarial.
’•
.
On tho central front, th* Bus■ton* doctored tha Gannons bat.
to a standstill with more
than 70,000 Nasi* killed ,cr
wounded fat Urn 41-day Momow
drive, v. -*. w agy|
. 4D> official B auton spokesman
•A i Hitler** offcnslv* again*
Moscow bad foiled, and tho Sad
armtoa' position la
faoir “
^Auxiliary Awarded Pepper Condemns “ German War
Race’7 A t Bandshell Program
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12 - W l
— Representative Smith (D .-V s.)
speaking directing to adm inistra
tion leader*
working to keep
p arty lines intact for neutrality
revision,
declared
todsy
he
Would vote against the legials.
tion tinlr... the governm ent "puts
a stop to the labor die tutorship"
he ssi,| w m sabotaging the de
fense effort.
Speaker Rayburn told report
•rs he is confident of the passage by a "substantial m ajority."
Republican
lender* a»*rrted,
however, “ we have thin adminis
tration hill licked."
The d rfrn se mediation board
machinery wu* -tailed by the
failure of (*. I. tl. board mem.
her* to appear, adding a new
complication to the United State*
defense effort* already th reat,
ened by n renewal of the captive
coil mine strike
William I). Ilassett. Whit*
House secretary, ussrrted m ean,
while it in a fair assumption th at
President Roosevelt is going to
see the
governm ent's
position
m aintained in tile dispute, on*
way or another.
70,000 Germans
’l Reported Lost
Rr
Mediation Board Held Antlers And Legion
Up By Failure Of
First And Second
C. I. O. Officials
Prizes
By Judges
To Appear At Meet
Lateet Innovation la d o g w w r makes it* debut i t the Lot
Angsts* E m a il Club D or Show In Lo* Angele*. Carl Spit*, tra in ,
e r, show* tb l equipment, which eoniUta o f a h a rn e u pact, houslair radio receiving equipment and headphone*. With the equip,
a m t , the dog can. bo controlled within a radius or three mile*
m the battlefield.
Test* !<For Invasion
Hunters C au g h t
N ear Chuluota ,
W i t h 5 Turkeys
M. L. W agner and Floyd W ag.
ner, two men from Chuluota who
w tre s r r o te d
by
Honorary
film s W arden P o rter Lansing
Sunday near Ruckpoint R ant'
plead guilty this m orning to*tl
charge of out-of.saason huntln
the game warden
stated
thla
"toted this
afternoon.
Float* of civic and fraternal
organisations snd the appearance
of four Florida
Defense Force
eompafi** yeaterd y featured one
*f tb# finest Armistice Dsy pa
rades sver staged in Sanford
Ovsr 20 units, including four
bands, the Celeryettre. th* Flor
ida Defense Force, and a number
of beautifully
ami effectively
decorated float* took part in the
exhibition, orgr tilled by the !.«•glonriMrrs under tha direction of
N td .& n lth , senior vice-comman
der cf the Campbell-Lossing Post.
First p’aee was awarded to the
Antlers float by the Judge*. The
float, depicting the spirit of ‘70.
hold > number of figures po*cd in
costume* representing
General
Georg* Wssh.ngon and hir oides.
The float of the !<*gion A u i.
lliary won second place through
its representation of every divis
ion of tho armed service. On the
float were aoliiirtn, sailors and
marine* in full parade dress, holdtog their weapon* in position of
■parade dress."
Honorable mention wut given to
tho floats of tho Future Farmers
of America, la k e Montoc. Lyman
and the Elk.-* Club*. The Judge*
for the occasion were Judge It.
w , Wnr*. Andrew Carrawsy and
Mrs." W riter Morgan.
Bens tor Claude
Pepper. a flrr
marching in tha paia.le uqtll It
roaolwd
the
reviewing eland,
rioed on the stand with Com
mander Joel Field ami troke into
applause and words of pmise a*
tho Aorta went by. The Celerycite* gave an exhibition of pre
cision marching and maneuvers,
draw log eppreeiatory comments
from th* Senator, St did the Gonavi land composed of children
of $11 ago*, some so small "It Is
■ yonder. h"’w they carry their
b * tru meats," as th* Senator put
s» lSAxtft*n»*
paifcfar'toto.BWlft
iVMoecdw, and the H uniard ad
mitted the defender* at Tula,
100 miles south, were forced to
retreat illghtly after inflicting
1,000 German caaualie*..
Finland’* decision to fight oh!
■Write a w an in g of the Ion of
l/T 8. friendship, was marked by
the renewal o f the GermatwFln.
nlah drive to encircle Leningrad.
Tha Finn* said they ware etiU
engaged by a defenalva war.
g e rm a n force* beating r**L
w*W from tha arena of Len.
inrrad and Laka Ladoga
over
cold and blttcrly-defended terrain
ara threaten lag th e M m la n com.
munieatione to the essential Ara.
tie; supply routes of Marmaask
Archaagal. Berlin . mltlUry
•pokesnwn claimed left night.
Oa the central front about
Moscow, however, It app«ered
that the Invader was being
roughly knocked about and ana
daipg wall even to bold Us
wares*: uw i sacs
forces had fallen
awn favored tseti* sb .ro Moscow
around Volokolamsk and had
themselves been encircled, and
m
fl«btfag was still lannclo.
discovered them, it w le disclosed
In the hearing thla morning he.
fore Judge R. W. W are of the
county Judge.
Since turkey *ea*nn ,doe« not
otwn until Nor. 20, the men were
fined $16.00 rach and the cost
of court, according to the renort
Driver's license testy were
LONDON, Nov. 11 -D P I— from the p i u n t y Ju dge1* office
given member* of tha Ktwani* Prime Mblister CharchU! todsy
Club at their luncheon today declared Adolf Hitler had failed
Doudney Only Person Prime Minister Sayn
Present To Make Nazis Depended On
A Perfect S co re Starvation Blockade
e t the Velde Hotel gad Sanford
Doudney was the yttly one pre
sent who answered V I the quea.
tlone correctly, while fran k
Shames was the only on* to More
00 percent.
Judge R. W. Ware and Lester
Tharp, .who bad charga of the
program,
introduced
Chariot
Morrison, quia master, who read
tha questions and called on the
two patrolmen present. J. M.
Richburg and O. O. Dsrty, to
to bring Britain to her knees
through starvation blockade and
thus might be fo rttd into at
tempting an Invasion "as soon
as ha can screw up hi* fours go
and maka arrangements to take
the plunge."
He told the cheering House of
Common* It had been learned
through Britain’s so. I prison,
tr , Rudolf Haas, "that Hitler
originally counted more on star,
cation of th* British than on
Lnviilon/*
Ha added, Britain will havu
sutflctoat ship* to hndertak*
overseas' operations la 1943:
that alm o st. 1,000,000 tons of
Axis shipping ima bata sunk or
sarioasly damaged hi the four
months coding fat Octobtr - and
that Britain's sea lowea have
dropped slmoat two-thirds during
that same period.
C. M. Hand, mounted on a high
"plug horse.
Fallowing him
was the Sons of the l-egion Drum
• ml Bugl* Corps, with Senator
Popper vnd officers of the Camp.
bell-Lossing Post leading the
legionnaires.
First of the
floats wa* the
prise-winning Legion Auxiliary
riration,* followed by th* Legion
~
It) A 8 locomotive. The Bemlnole
igh School' Hand came nest,
ho
- go through
I1 ,r ■u n t a v m . Tho four c«n|uniM of the Florida Dofcnso
Fore* marched by-ahead of tho
group from the Salvation Army.
Th* Geneva band marohed by in
front o f the three floats of the
Future Farmer a of America and
Red Ship Cossack
__ __
Coes Down In Galclimtt .unte^rTT^,
i/w n n w
» ~
LONDON* Hoy , \2.—(JF)—Thc
loss was announced b| the adm ir.
„
------- . . T— - ..own in the
Mediterranean In » half K*le with
her flag still flying, It was learned
here Tuesday night.
Capt. Kdward fjfon Berthon.
holder o f the (HsUngulshed ser
vice rn » s with bvr, la among the
for
his rescue.
The Cossack participated in th*
British navy’* throe greatest ex
ploit* o f this w ar—th* rescue of
British sesmon from the German
prison ah ip A ltm ark, tha battle
of Narvik fjord and tho dee true,
lion of tha German battleship
Bismarck.
Thera war* no detail* o f the
action In which aha w as lost.
Three-Car Collision
Occurs On Highway
No d riv en
or passengers
w a n seriously Injured la . an au.
tomabU* accident which occurred
today at 3:00 A. M. on th .
Orlando Highway, However, two
of the c a n Iwra tvod w o n "com.
(ietaty demolished" sad
on*
fc — god. according lo a report
nmdeT tadgy^hr O. Q. Darty, atato
the floats of Lvk« Monroe end
l.yrnan. Nest in tha procession
»** the Boy and Girt Scouts, the
Winter l’ar* High School Band,
•bo W inter l*ark Leg ionitalics,
____
_____________________
the
B._P._ 0.
K. float, tha Antleri,„
ftbs Junior
' ‘
“Garden
‘ Club
— ' and ‘ the
‘
Llona Club, Every civic organ,
.....................
itation waa represented,
either by
s float o r by oars carrying signs.
Among thoeo who helped In put
ting on tha pared* and the pro
gram were: Edward Higgins and
Hitlerism Must Be
D e s t r o y e d , Says
Senator I’epper In
Vigorous Statem ent
( onitemning Ihi* Iti'n iu n "w nr. I plr, thr *pci»kcr miitl
rjnr ric«
anti
th ru
r, I "W r *h<Hi|«|
*cml powilrr,
11 f * ? ena*°r , **,l,i«* IV|»|»rr ' nhi|»». gun*.
fin.l
tlnlUrre
t$i
•iitire*he<l an iMrnilily .*f
j <-hokr buck th r Nail manner,
m l thouiMinil pfnono at tin* Mu. \\'t* arc fortunate to have a
niripal Banihhi'll y$*«t<*rila\ moiti. Iritilrr
in Prraitlent
Roohrvrlt
inj? ns the prinripal ^prnkrr »»n who hna the courage tn act. nut
the A rm istice' Day profram ap«»n. i airain^t the law. hut without the
Rorcd hy the ( amphrll.l.ivounj; l luw in aupplyin^ materials
to
Po«t r f the Amerirnn l..»fi.»ii
Hiitain and R u« ib.**
.Strike-provokinj* iHhur leader^ | "We nhould keep our men
and appeaaem rnt ffrnii|»« ninie 11* behind and our m atrriaU he.
for their ahare of crit ii’toui jt* fore,** he declared,
More than .TOO in' csoiix
the Senator advised
1$•t*»»r to
"O ur object i* to keep Run.
work now "to preserve then job- j tin tn front of Hitler and the ffnthurril ut tin1 Mavfnir Mo
of the fu tu re " hy «tn\m t; to j British n«vy around him until he tel Montlnv night
fur the
keep H itler from romifiir in ami will take every one of hi« poI.
deatroyinc the profit «v*teni
1 .Hera hack to hi« country. We dinner given liv the Cham
Following an introduction h> should never ^ivt* him real until ber of Commerce <n honor
I*. F. Boyle, younger l.«irion. he retreata."
of Senator Claude Renner
naire, who wm ilex, rihed hv I In lefarenee to th p n st.w ar 'who in n vigorous indictment
Boat
Commander
Joel
Field ■*»eriof| the Senator paid the Unit. of Nazi ttoliticrtl methods and
•• »
who had •friuifht ed State* phoul.l take part in
in
II
battle*
ami
would ^nnme port of worhl court to pro. the Axis program of world
have fought in more if he hadn I tect the peart* and not allt>w continent declared lluii "Hitbeen w o u n d e d .S e n a ti i IVpi»er p, HUciana to talk them out of it Irrium must ho •li*alr«>yi,ii Im rt»uni
reviewed the history of the Herthey did when the l.eafiie of wo can’t liv«» in lh r *am«' kinil
man people under their leadet .. Nations w m heimr formed
Biamark, the Kaiaer. ami tin
“Let ua reaolve that when we of re wt.rltl thut hi* ix Innlilitig.’'
It mik the lnrgr.4' .m*l mo»t
"areateat and i r ^ t de\ili«h ..f win th u time we will not let
all. Adolf Hitler
1 anyone take peace away from cnlhuniaRtir rivic tlinncr hfltl in
The Gcrmsn* in llu- (.. ginning
h,. cnncluileil
the Inst ten yearn nn«l rttten$|cii
were H w rib e.l
t . ,u l.,l
Amiin , hr noU h, „ „ r„ r n tr ,, hy iiusiiMs^ unit |>*>l11icill leader*
by sad. blood erymg g-nl, fr „m , hp pUtf()rm ,|ur n f
, h(.
from every section of th** coun
was emphasised
tight an. | rp r„nlllny
Mni. Rdlth Kelly, ty.
Senator FI. F’ llm uludiler,
the w arrior class wu* w»r-hi|»'d i 7th District
m -,.president
of
ths
|oastm a*ter, «l»*.
s* th* Irsders. the Scnutnr mini Legion A uxiliary; J. J. Hrhirk, who served
clared
that it ilemonstrntetl th«*
Ill-mark was known for In*
7th District commander of the fnlidarity and unity of |»ur|M»ree
g
"'V* I A,, m .rlesn
Legion; _#
H A. . Trovll
iron." while Tthe” Hauer,
a model.
nCommander
_____I.$—
$- pf the people of Sanfi»rd and the
of .u
the w
Win.
entire county.
T Hitler.*'
had
ambit ion* t«»
rule , ,
pr,
nau
■mouum*
u>
vme
t
i
.
.
t
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«
.i
-*
,
V
.
.
............... , l - ie r la r k Cost of the American
In an addre** of welcome,
the wo;- i i
which followed the
invocation
W estern
llcml^ph
service
officer
of
the
state;
South Amarica, Srnnlnr Pepper M njrr Edgar D. Vestal, of the renounced by the Itev. Martin
ram, President ^
A I.efflei*
declared, and went nn ti> «*y
sta ff of the Flori of the Chamber *»f Commerce an.
that th* Kaiser propped to move headquarter*
da
Defense
Force;
Capt.
Donald
sured
Senator
Pepper
th et the
into Brasil as enrlv a- I no2 snd
E. Smith, comm ander of Cler. people of this c'ountY are n«»t
talked to a Rriti«h diplomat in mont’a
Company A of the de. unmindful of their rraponsibilian appaal to have the English fem e form
; Capt. Charles
R.
fleet hold off,'slid allow him to Jsvens. commafldsr of Company tie* to their Preahlent an I l'»
their country in thl* dark hour
m*ke th* movr
H of Mt. Dora; Capt. E. C. H ar
"Now a* in the lust World per, rom htandsr of Company C and urged him to take thla
W ar our right to freedom of tho of Hanford; and Lt. William R. message bark to thi* leader* id
i as* is being chalMngsd, and th* Boone, commander of Company D Washington
Introducing Svn»tnr Pepper*
feieiftoa~bT reK* ''ska* o f this
Srnalnr Ifousbolder ul«o wFlhemisphere has bean threatened o f Orlartdn.
The
W
inter
Park
High
School
tomi'il Mrs. - Pupprr t'» Hanforil
bv s triangular war anne marked
o ff by llllte r," ibe S enator re Band played a ' concert *t thr and declared that Florida now
brgiVhing
of
the
program.
The
has a Senator who is a ontkinal
lated.
"There ha* never been n sav 'one minute of silence In honor figure of international im port
age more rru el," Mr. Pepper con- of the wsr rlcad waa broken by ance. " I have long wanted u
I in ued. " lie has made slaves of "Tap*" blown by fo u r members Senator from Florida who repre.
the conquered peoples and la now of the Drum and Bugle Corps rented not only tin* people of
centralising induslriea an the from the bandshell and echoed Florida." he said, "b u t al-n the
people of Europe will depend on across the lake by other mem. entire population of the United
bers of the corps. A t the ron. States."
Grrmnny for everything.’1
Senator Pepper told of Allot.
Hitler- ha* done aw ay with elusion of "T aps11 an aerial
churches and has imprisoned the salute was fired and wlnsth-s Hitler's rise l« power upon tin'
rhurrh lenders and I* now Impos from all over the city begun to wreekuge rr rated hv the "evil
wavr" whirh spread throughout
_______
ing a Illller religion on the pro- blow.
the world during the post.wal'
period and attributed m urh of
the difficulties of Germany anil
Europe to t )
the failure tn
keep governments in power long
enough for them to do any tiling;
2) the reluctance of government *
to abolish or control econontie
harrier*; 3) and
the
g n e ru l
to stahlllie currencius.
John Edward Pelt, a resident failure
Five young men from Rent.
He described in some, delad
Inolo County boarded a bus s t of Volusia Cuuaty for 63 years, his trip to Germany J " 'l beforo
2:ttt P. M. today bound for died st his homo In Osteen this the surrender of Chamberlain at
Green Cove Springs whero they morning at 12:15 o'clock follow, Munith ami he told o f his vis.
will be transferred to another ing a brief Illness.
The 72-yrar.old man was born It to the Nuremberg Nail par.
bus and continue their Journey
tv conference a t which thnusnrds
in
Piqua, Ohio on Apr. V, 1D6'J of
to the reerption center a t Camp
Germans appeared
virtually
snd
during
the
time
he
has
Blending, E.* B. C arter of tho
mail as a result of the frensy
Incul Selective • Service
Board livrd in Florida has been engaged «f fanatirism Treated in them
in citrus farming and tho live, H itler, Goebhel*. G orim g and
stated today.
Th* draftees who left from tho stork Industry.
party leader*.
Mr. Pell i* survived by hi* other
local Selccllv# Service office
Upon one occasion, henauir
were: John
Ualcdlm
lllggins, widow, Mrs. M artha Pell) seven Pepper said, he Fad an opporRltiford Carroll, Lawrence Scott, daughter*. Mrs. L. H. Wells ami otunlty t oitserve H itler at close
Frans W arner and U h a n Jama* Mrs. J. G. Jone* of Largo, Mr*. range and he *ai<l he was shock
Sheffield. Two of tha rastaining Cleavle Vleno and Mrs. I. W. ed a t tho cruel .ruthless line* of
men who made up th a quota, Hawkins of DeLand, Mr*. Flos his face, hi* tmilo th a t war
Samuel Walts and Carlos Abner sie Wiggins and Mrs. Cora Phil- positively nhocklng. eyes that
McWhorter, have been re-clas lips of Miami, and Mrs. II. L. were utterly unmo-al and *Ur*u
sified, therefore they will not Douglas of Panam a )-CUy( one out into apace with a fixity
enter any branch of th a service son, Raymond F*U of Osteen; purpose th at ihowetl without
four sister*. Mr*. B a r Hareshy
this Fall. C arter explained.
qua*tion the ruthleasneaa
with
• D. Guy Allan and W ard Ken of H traford. Tax., Mr*. Roy which h* pursued hia goels.
O rsnge, and
dall will leave fo r
Induction Clifton of P o rt
He said tola waa tho man
canter* from
other
product*, Mr*. Bob K arr and Mr*. Della who hail ahot down • in their
brother.
but will go on record as selaetsce Weshory of Miami:
own
bed* th* very friend* who
from Bemlnola County, according Roy Pell of Miami: aUo i t grand had helped him to hi* rise
children.
to th* d ra ft office.
Funeral M r* Ices for Mr. Pall to power but of whoa* Influene*
will b* conducted Sunday after, he had btcome Jealous anil afraid,
noon a t S:00 o’clock a t Erickson lie said thla wa* tho man who
Funeral Horn*
and
interment had said th at If your lie* are
and repeated often
will follow In Ostoen Cemetory. big enough
I Cm tlose* era f s n n**>
Palbeartrs will b*: Ted Hontor,
VICHY, Unoccupied
Franco, Tom MeColough, A. R. Ivey,
Nov. U —lA V - Th* price of tim e r Dayman, Claud* Tyson
cigarette butto In Faria ha* and Mr. Marsh.
Griffith T e l l s
O f Ad Campaign
Meeting Is Largest
And Most Enthusi
astic In 10 Years
te-K-r'" t - i!«£= s;;:.
«•“
S
*2l ..
November D raft J. E. Pell Dies
At Home After
Quota L e a v e s
Short Illness
F o r BlandSng
Cigarette Butts At
New Height In Paris
T Z & l Driggar* Of I h d a m i
nachsd a now high of IB francs
(about I I coato) for 10. aooerdtog to aowa received bar*.
Butt dealers ■* aow business
—reported a greater demand than
they a n aklo to satisfy.
900-A-Day Sign Up
For Regular Army
Young Singers Will
Attend Vocal Clinic
Four students from th* Senw
Inolo High School Gleo Clhb
have been thoeen to attend the
WASHINGTON, Nor. l t - ( * ) State vocal clinic a t '8t*Uon
—Beating aslectlv* service to University,
the puashi m m *r* eigulug Mg
far throe-year
enlistment* tn •UUd today.
6 Mora Elephants Dm regular army a t th* rat* of Orian F am ll, bess; Billy Proc
tor, tenor; Alma Grantham, so
about #00 • day.
prano and Gladys Pippin, alto,
AUGUSTA, Ga-i Nov. I t —
writ! taka part la a concert com
(JH— IUaooo (truck today at six
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.RIBALD,
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SWEATER - Time-
N o B u lk . . . N o B in d
AND GENTLEMEN, W E DA YE THEM!
• Lamb Knita
$6.50
$3.95 up
• Rugby Knita.....
$3.50 to $5.00
• Leather Jackets, Coats $8.75 to $14.50
or you r selection, we have purchased lhe cream
o f three n itlon ally-ad vertlaed awenter linen. You
can depend on qu ality and your m oney’a worth.
.f
‘
.
*• t
F
B* L. P erkins
CORRECT
M E N ’S
W EAR
NOTICE
Th x Hooka are opdn fo r paym ent o f 1041 C ity Taxes.
Dtacount o f 4 % w ill be allowed fo r paym ent In Novem *
ber; 3% discount fo r paym ent In D ecem ber; 2% dincount fo r paym ent In Januaryt I'/fr discount fo r pay
ment In February. Booka clone A p ril 1, 1942.
Ellen Hoy
a t y i T a g C ollector
3 Straight By Harden Dairy Onslaught
Accidental deaths of peraotn
ortr
U
are ----------------
The
potato
vaders tonight though
Ing spree Is expected as Coach
WINTER PARK, Nov. 7— (Spe this week by licking
Leonard McLocas has
scouted cial — Intersections! football comes plons
inthr«e straight games.
the Leon eleven and has been to Orlando for tha first time In
Beth of the other
contests
srorking out n defense aialnat *our yeans tonight when Davts- were
wonthree straight for the
their attack.
ETkins College from far-off El first time daring the toarney
An air attack may be plan kin!. W. Va., r-ckJei the Ratlins as (Irapetto punched a Hole in
ned by Coach McLocas tonight Collesre Tara at 8:15 o'clock In the winnloga of the. Life Barer
as he will havo hla left end the confines of Greater Orlando tram
and the unlocky
Lucky
"ButterbolT Herring back
In Stadium.
Roy keglrrs were taken to the
the lineup tonight after a ses
The last Inter-sectional p u n cleaners by the Pepsi Cola agsion of the Injury Jinx dodging played In Orlando was In 1938 |gregJjtion
the lanky pass snatcher, start when Rollins ttrmcl back the I p ue to • holiday
ing with the opening game.
treat hid of Ohio Wesleyan of the senior «Jub will
Two Tallahassee backs
111 he i i ) , ! , O h i o by -i 19-13 score. Drzt week and-paptalna are sdthe headache of the Feds If the
schedule I
Tonqfcl’s frid struggle brings vised t o w a t c h ’ ~i.Se
locals’
dafenaivt
hasn’t
been together lh~ two teams who have;,*,,trj , , th# BanforJ Bowling
developed to atop
tbam.
Of never before met and who do Center during the week.-course, even Tom Hannon can not nlay common opponents, so
All bowlers Interested In «3>mbe stopped and It was proven thc mrriV. of the respective ,*.t|ng
individual tourn*yl
by a team tbit us-d detenalve cjrvetv* are hanl to ludjr. Hcw-’nri, ZMkc,| to get In touch with |
quarterbacking, calling -signal* ever, on the Irsia cf this seasons Forest Taylor or Bill Thorne,
and ahlftlng on the defensive records, the Tap* will enter the ToU|p|„, w|j|
In the
after- masterminding the play.
fray ss favorites.
meets and high
pum will re
The game will bo no tosa up
in ihe face of 13 graduating! ceive 60 percent o f the entry I
as the Loon team has the edge seniors, Jock McDowntl has mol.l- fee*.
P1** * 30
P«r«fnbI
but the Feda won't "tosa up” ed a aonhomorv team together, ***1
.. **?**?!*' *.
tht gams either.
that in thdF-fhort *ptn of four|T^n Hlih Iddivlduil Ktanding*|
C met ___
_
has _____
drvelopsd
skill ___
and P- Pesol”
«o
o^Xiukv-art/t- a ’ ldiHiliG. Pexold
dc(rn*e that ha, yl»ldeil points ;W. Thdme
only to undefeated Miami.
|T. Roily
• OJlie Darker, 27
yrar old
**"**''r
By, R A L P H W A R N E R
•cnior tackle from ,Orlando, has.V'
been m lifted to lead Ihe Tor. in, ’ P,H'r
to battle agfin*t the Scarlet llurLudwig
(Editor's note:
Teama
arc ARC
from We»t Virginia. After ,
(irorgia Tech S ll over Ken nrane
1621
ranked numerically in each SC.',
a five year lay-off period be '*- weaver
linn. The sectionj ar« Smith.S, tucky 818.
fi0° B °» l*ra for the week aaj
twrrn high schorl -nd
-nd college,
collet
Vandy 85 over Sewanee.
Mi,| West-MW, East-F., Midland*
Barker ha* come hack to gain a' 1follo»
Tennessee SIO over Howard.*
and Far West-FW. Also symhol.
Well*
fir»t etring berth over
young
Virginia SI2 over Wash, and aspirants.
snd Far West-FW and Tc*a«
Klrchoff
•
.
T.
Also
symbols
arc
used D « S2A.
t>avi*-Flkins Is pinning hone*
x|r*f” ' .
lo
designate
the expected Wm. and Mary S I3 over V.
cinrenesa
of
play as
fol. M. I. S22. A
, for victory on a rugged 19* ' ; . . , y
*
North Carolina State S20 ovoe pound line, IH pounds per n rrn i,,'
lows— ABC.Toss
up, AB-Ctnsv
heavier than the Tars, and a fast j |,
and possiblt upset, A-Close but V. P. I. 819. ACB
barkfield
lo*l
by
Johnny
Slmnson,1
„
„
Nrrth Carolina 821 over Rich
tram picked should wip.
II .cholartic back from McKees- !
SOUTH—Tulana and AJgham* mond.
port. Pa.. nnd Sctar, clever quar
Texas T l over Baylor T*.
rate 2 and 3 In the top con.
Texas A A M over 8. M. IJ. Urhack and signal caller.
test. Duke wins easily. Although
Captain Tom Tressa, 205 pound
rated behind In team strength. T3. An
Arkansas T « over Rica TO. grant, ami UdlHo**,-'t»IV ifoot,
Florida la a good underdog hec
threr inch, 185 pound end with
against Georgia. Ditto Auhurft ABC
Texas Christian T5 ovtr Can. the knack of soesrlng passes,
v*. undefeated Mississippi State.
par- the West Virgin!* linemen.
Texas, tha national favorite, ha* tenary.
The lineups:
MID WEST
a aeft touch.
ROLLINS
Minnesota MWI over Nebras
MID W FST— Apparer.’ ly dull
I
Chisholm
fn asl Is a fruit juka laxativJ
rard with Minnesota rlsiming an ka Midland 3.
Whittle
Northwestern MW3 over In.
A rating over Nebraska.
which tastus good oad oats gvkkly
Scolt
dlsna MW10.
sad ossify. Praaal saftaaa vasts
FAST— Navy, still rated no. I
Ohio State MW5 over Wiscon Rry»nn
Darnnld
■Uttar, atlasulstoa lataatlaal n s in the Fast, gets the call over sin MW9. A
Notre Dame. Pitt will trouble sc.
cles, helps brief aliaslas Uaaa back
Detroit MW7 over Marquette Barker (e
Talton
com! position Fordham. Ilarvarl MW8. ABC
to aonual—sm griplag ae irritattM.
upsets Army.
Michigan State
M-Wfl over Gnindlcr
.Oasraataad to satisfy. B e or ( I N
Tvler
FAR
WEST— Stanford
well Purdue M W II. ABC.
[sUea. Sold aid gxsrwtsB ky
Iowa
MW 12 .o ver
Illinois Rittle
over Trojans. California aurprlv*
Ray
Washington. Unbeaten Duqurmw MWI3. ABC
DAVIS-ELKINS
TOUCHTON DRUG
CO.
A B C * with Ht. Mirys.
Oklahoma Midland 2 over lo.
Ro*s
va State Midland 7.
The Selections—
Dunn
South Cnrcllna 814 nver Ksn.
SOUTH
Fyircns
Tulnno 82 over Alabama S3. is i SUta Midland 4. ARC •
EAST
, Kampf
All
Navy E l over Notro Dame Tn*«a (e)
Duke Kl over Dttvldson.
Mann
Mississippi SI over L. S. If. MW4. ABC
Fordham E2 over Pitt E ll. Oliver
SI6. A
t Setar
Auburn SIS over Miss. Stu'e AH
Penn E3 ever Columbia E ll, Ilamer
sh. a r c
('spoils
ABC
,
Fir rIda SO over Georgia
Harvard E10 over Army E5 Dirker'on
ABC
i l l
»• i j U rwn—
i:,
!• ' !
Cornell FA. over Yalo E20.
Boston Col. EO over
Wake
lA'Ifntil.'
Forest S17. AB
i
I
Recommended
Missouri Midland I over N.
Y. U. E24.
Syraruao E0 over Penn State
WARIIINCiTtiN, Nov. 7 — IIP)
Buy one m ixed drink betw een
E17. ABC
w* UeprcAcntativ© Kennedy ID.
Tempi"
E7 over
Vlllanova N. Y .) prepoaed Thursday that
6|30 P. M. and 8:30 P . )H.
E12. AB
members o f Congre** "set an ex
Saturday and w e’ll fttv e -y o u
Georgetown E13 over Mary, ample for the nation” and taka
another one Junt like
It*
land 826.
a reduction In pay.
Holy Creaa E14 over Brown
He Introduced a bill ta pay
E19, A
Dartmouth E l » over Printaloo members on Ihe basis of 925 for
aach day C n g m a la In session
E9t. ABC
West Virginia E*S over Kan. Instead of the present 910,000
annual salary.
sas Midland!. ABC
Kennedy estimated hla plan
FAR W EST
Stanford F W l over Southern would reduce Individual ronrrvsatonal
salaries to about 99,000 a
California FW9.
California FWJ over Washing, year.
He (old reporters that since
ton FW2. ABC
Oregon State FW4 over U. C. Congress was railing on Ihe pea.
pie
lo make financial aecrlficra
U A. FW10. A
Washington Bute FW 6 over In the national emergnecy
think the proper ptaeo to begin |
Idaho.
* ——Duqueana E4 over St, Marys In In congrc»•.”
FW8. Sunday gume.
* *
By Rob Smith
Those conference-leading loon
gridders from tha hill* of Tal
lahassee sweep Into Sanford to
day to chaw th« celery Uda to
a pulp, though the local eleven
la hopeful deapite the predictions
of Monday morning quarterback!.
It will be the aarne point
gatherera that puihcd acroai
three touchdowns
against
the
Biby Tara from
Rolllna
thU
|season so plenty of action la
I expected when the Leon aggre
gation open* an attack.
The cool weather Is a point
In favor of a peppy game to
night and the local boyi may
snap oat of their losing complex
and take th» visitors by surprise.
Rain, feared during the fln^t
of the week seema to have' lift
ed Its threat to give the local
>fans some of th0 first typkal
football weather of the year.
fn downtown circles the odds
are definitely In favor of the in
SMART COMPORT
-• Scotty-Kotcs 100% Wool
Intersectional ~
Tilt Of T an
Meet Tallahassee Tonight
It's Colder And
_
Select Selections
K
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SATURDAY SPECIALS!
CORN & WHEAT
•r
SCRATCH. .100 lbs. $ 2 -3 5
Good Clean Scrmlth-l-No HcrMnlnsa!
WHITE
100 lbs.........
EARLY 7| DANIELS’
LAYING MASH
100
lb $ a
• • • • • • • • • •
CASH AND CARRY ONLY
AT THESE LOW PRICES!
Tbousindstaks PRUNOLj
PniM Juic« Luitivt /
For CONSTIPATION *
& SOPH.
Mather A read# BMr.
S anford,
Ctit It! Conffre«»nian’«
irnxii!
Come on
down
and
meet
y o u r frlcnda at Blll’a!
I I la w ith a g re a t deal o f plemiure that we an*
■ounce our form al opening. F o r w ell m ixed drinks,
, good beers and ■ w ide v a r ie ty <^f package goods
lo Bolcct from , com e on down to
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE AND BAR
HOME OF FINE DUALITY LIQUORS, WINES
1112 W. FIRST ST. . ’
FREE DELIVERY
AND
G1NH
PHONE
880
California^ Shasta dam. ana of
w a lm s t sw r built, will conJXXJ cubic yards ai ooncrxla.
Pacific Coast
consumption In
t i l l was 0 In
er than In the
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th e n n o m e te r T p fw hen this w e o d a f*
fu lly 'd e p e o d a h l^ F lo rto c e ^ C a b tn e t
O i l H e a m ^ I i o n th e jo b b r y o a r
staU*’ gutollna
the fln t half of
i f percent high,
tame period of
1940.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY", NOVEMBER 8, 1941
lished
e:rating Base
Navy, Says Knox
•
Declares
Outpost
To Become Most
Important Center
Admiral Kauffman
•Made Commandant
Maritime Commission
* S t a r t s Requisition
• Qf Coast Vessels
. WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 —
The entablinhment of a
naval operating bane In IceJan* waa announced bv Sect HW it Knox today,
raisin*
« a $ island outpost to one of
tha Navy's most importsnt
operations centers.
Rear Admiral James L.
•KsOffmsn was named com*
A a authoritative source said
last night the Maritime Commisdco has begun requisitioning a
•farge number of coastwise and
bitereeastal ships, giving rise to
• belief the administration is
making ready far mass move,
meat of war cargdci to Russia.
am Commission officials
to ’ comment on tha
I t4 <9a requisitioning but
eOmtahilon already ha*
Um use o f seven ef
er scare#, which Is
•a shipping msu
Isaraed that addi.
w flltta. takaa aver
the eontmiteien1*
move 'mlgjft well tie In with
Fj uMint Roosevelt's order le.
night to Lend-Lease Administra
tor Stettlnlus to expadlta plans
mfbr traasmlasIon of defense sun.
Re intimated that tha coastal
vaaeals would be Used to re.
plaee larger ships now In other
^operations id that tha Uttar
•might he avaQsbU for more ur.
gent defense purposes.
Coastwise ships will be taken
from both west and east coast
Berries*, It waa Indiestad. .
Reports elreulatad
in west
• coast shipping circlet that the
maritime commission proposed to
fake ovar aa many aa 40 of the
geastal ships wsra dascribed as
praamtore. _____________
•Condition Of Injured
Persons Is Improving
According to a report today
.fr o m femald-Laughton Memorial
• goapital. the condition of the
taro, young mea. Gbn# Humphgey ■and Richard Packard, who
won In tha sodas which coL
tided with a truck yesterday at
StOO A, M. on Lake Moatoe
In the
Ann Armstrong.
______treng, who da* so-
J3*s."xri2l M
eon-
aha first regained
WML
I*tC— rdU [Warns Of
Situation
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NUMBER Gi!
Member Associated Preaa
38 Organization To Take Part
In Armistice Parade Tuesday
There are 33 organisations
which have entered floats, de
corated cam or which plan to
march in formation in the A m is ,
tire Day Parade which is ache,
duled to begin at 9:30 A. **
Tuesday, according to Ned 8mlth,
chairman of that portion of the
day's festivities.
Legionnaires and members e f
the Flnrnla Defense Force from
neighboring cities will march Is
the parade and take par\ In
celebration which will reach its
peak at 11 no A. M. when Sen
ator Claude Pepper addressee the
townspeople ficim the Lake Mon
roe Randshell. In the afternoon
a boat regatta sponsored by the
Merchants of Sanford and the
local Outboard Association will
be presented on l.ake Monroe. In
the evening. Armistice Day will
come to s close with a dance
givrn hy the Legion Auxiliary
at the Armory.
The narsde will Sc led bv the
marshall. Sheriff Hand and the
remaining
organisations ' will
march in the following order!
Sons of the American Legion
Drum and tingle Corps and Ma
jorettes. the American
Legion
Auxiliary, the Junior Legion Aux
iliary, the American Legion and
British Acknowledge
Loss Of 37 Planes In
Raids Over Germany
visiting
Legionnaires, SpaniahAmericsn War_ Veterans, Spaniah.Amvrlcan War Veterans Aux
iliary. the
Daughters of
tho
American Revolution, the United
Daughters o f the Confederacy,
the Sons and Daughters of the
Territory of Florida, the Semin
ole High School Celeryettcs and
Band, the Florida Defense Force
and the Seminole County Chapter
o f the American Red Cross.
Also the Salvation Army. Sem
‘Cowboy” Wavell 'H eavy A ir Bombings
inole County Future
Farmers,
I Made In Italy A s
the Sanford Junior High School,
|
43
the Geneva School Band, Mon.
roe School. !.ake Mary School.
Lyman Arhool,
Tania
School,
i
Oviedo Hrhool, Chuluota School,
the Boy Scouta of America, tho
Girt Scouts of America, the Win.
M ove Called Prepar
ter Park High
School
Band. S u p p lie s , Directions
ation For Bad Out
Woodmen of the World, II. P.
For Knitting May
O. E. FJha, Antler*, the Sanford
come O f Conference
Moscow Is Quiet But
Garden Club, the Pilot Club, the
Be Secured There
Rotary Club, the Klwani* Club,
# 1
--------Nazis A re Breaking1
‘a
^•••flhled I'rree
the Lions Club, the Sanford Wo
Roll call
supplir*.
including
r* Contfmplnlnl
with'lrnwal
of
man’s Club, the Junior Woman's buttons, and membership cards,
Through
In Crimea
Amcrifan Manner from Shanghai
Club, the Junior Chambrr of
Commerce, and the community may b,, secured st Itixl Cross
tttan* that tha- l/nitnl Staten it
Hf (tsnrUfed p ff>0
• f Oviedo. The commercial float* Hrailquartera of Seminole Coun
preparing everything
for the
Moscow** H rf rrvrlf rw tnd«V
and
formations
will
then
follow
ty
st
210
Ra,*t
First
Street,
annotinm
l triu m p h a n tly over
w on t poaaihle i utmme of JapIn the parade.
Ih r radio thr>
had haltrd
Mrs. Roy F.
Mann, puhlirity
ftAeae.Amrricnn ronfrri'nuea in
th r Nazi aitark on M i m o i w
chairman of thv orgamxstion,
Waahlngton, fht* m'Mtpaprr A*u■rvl that the (irrm a n * havt*
stated today.
hi, of Tokyo, *»*erte<| t«»n•ght.
hern f iir m ! tin th r d rf rn a iv r
She explained that tho memIn Waahingto.i n wave of con
h» th r ltr<t A rm y counterjecture that the I ’mtr.l States \* 1
bershlp drive dors nut officially
attarka "on many nrctora of
“ clearing the ilerka*' iigninat a
the front.”
start until Tur*dav but every
WHEREAS, twenty.thrc* yrsr* hsvr passed since the
poaiible cla«h with Japan fol. j
flf AicnHcfrZ rrnc
thing It In readme**
fur the
lowed President Riio<«vr)t‘« dnnations Involved in the greatest of all wars declared an Ar
campaign tn fill the II.MWOO
clozun* yesterday that he w if i
Th«* Ilriti.wh I ihIiiv nt kimwquota. The Special tiifl* Commit
mistice. soil
considering the withdrawal
of i
li'ilgi'il an iiiiiim'i'<li>ntt>il In.s.q
tee, composed of II. II Cvlrman
WHEREAS,
the
Itlh
day
"
f
November
ha*
he
>n
"et
the 970 marine* stationed
in
and Randall t'-ha-e »d l make
of .'17 hIhiic* in raids on IlrrChina.
aside as a natiooal holiday in lhaokfulorsa for the blessing
a report on Nov It*.
lin, Cnlngni' and Mimni'hcim.
The l*rc«idrnt carefully
re
of peace that we have cooatantly enjoyed. an,|
Miss Olivo
Hinkle
will be
frained from giving a reason for
Snd Iht'v iilfsn stHgi'd Ih'hvv
clerk In th* heailnuaitei* office
WHEREAS, it, la benefitting that the anniversary of
the contemplated ninve, hut some
raids nil Hrimlisi and thu
Slid *hc ha* yarn
this day be memorialised and commemorated by the rinsing
Hero
of
thc
British
mlvnm-e
m
Army and Navy authorities have
and needle*
a*
Furl of (Jidu. Sirilv.
argued that the pre.ence .if -mall
Africa
last
year,
(Jen.
Sir
Arch,
of all places of business, and with appropiluU exercises K*t
well h* mstrurMerlin admits sovon ili’itd
American force* in I'eiping, Tient
ihnld
Wavell
wear*
ruling
attire
that Hay which brought an and to the most disastrous conflict
lion* fur knit
sin and Shanghai were liabilities
similar to the chaps u u**l hy and ll'J inninql. Italians, -111
ting
garment.* American rewboyn. Caption i«|en- dead and 8'.! woundml.
be forgotten, and
rather than a protection fur
which
the de tified scene as the Middle Knit,
The British wiy hnlf of tho
American lives and interests.
WHEREAS, the American Legion, tho Kcminnlr .County
partment
furlo<«aiaa were caused hy had wea
It was pointed uut that three
ni*hc* tu vidun- though i»c** report* place him ther.
Chamber of Commerce, and the Merchants Association have
in Singapore
forces, isolated in Japanrso.cott.
iha harvest of
teer
knittrra.
The Nazi command announced
prepared appropriate exercises in tribute to tho youth who
ilf pounds of pea- 1I trolled areas, would be unable to
M
a
n
n
that Crimean armies have broken
paid the supreme sacrifice for their country and the .irinri.
South waa tha .w. I offer an effective resistance if
out
that
through the Ituv*iao Imra before
»ly Pat Donnelly __
a t ‘ hostilities involving the United
pits for which it stands,
the County ha* never failed to
Kfrvh and via mutt thr nnmhila.
queen ef
national peanutt (f a a
* . States commenced
fill
its
quota
and
needa
9
.1
lion of a Soviet cavalry drvrvtoo.THEREFORE.
I,
W.
C.
Hill,
by
tho
authority
verted
In
In unofficial speculation, the
Suffolk, Va'. It look*
more
knit
garment*,
mainly
Thc Moncow fiont in **einjf
me as Mayor of the City o f Sanford, do herdiy proclaim
add baseball fane move was also linked with cur.
women snd childrens sweater*
little notion, although thr lied*
rent discussions between lh«
fnr
tha
goober*
14
Monday,
November
llth
as
a
general
holiday
and
do
urgent,
. nd skLouil*. whlro
muat be
■TTS
"
‘ -Tl
have launrhrd a strong counl'|>Unite* pistes and Japan concern.
f|' lahi*d to make out to,, Jan.
ly request all place** pf business,to close I've “n q t lr g ^ y epd
•tUrk in thc VfdukuUin<«k
methods of -' settling Altai*
t
alMlrrnUi*
Tha
Kurtslah^
arc
holding
the citiicna oif Hanford to Join the Am-ri.-sa Legion and tho
rtence*
peaceably. (Borne
The following women of San
urninzt rr-inforred
Nazi unit#
Seminole County'Chamber ef Csnunirw, and the Merchants
thoujftit the United .States migiil
ford will work on the annual
hafori*
Leningrad
say to Japan: “ Wa are prepared
Association in the memorial exercises which have been planned
Riul fro** roll rail Mias Fran
Aufttraliun offn^r^ say
to withdraw our
forces
from
O fficials Set thoHigh
ce* Morrow, Mias Juho Sharon. Union
for this great occasion.
Anzacs may ho fighting in*China, so why don't you do like
Mis* Rebecca Steven*, Mr*. Mar
December !> Dead tho t'auousus ROOM
wise?"
W. U. HILL
lon St. John,Mr*. John Schtr.
London ni'WHpapoi <«
prodiot
A final deelslon on tho que*.
Mayor of the City of Sanford.
*rd, Jr, Mr*. Alva Collin*. Mrs.
line For Demands Hitler may • call a continental
tlon of withdrawing tho mxrine*
. II M. Wutson, Mr*. H. B. L*wconference to tdamo the »«»ntinpresumably awaits further dart,
1 i«. Mrs. Jul|u* Dingfrlilrr Mr*,
CHICAGO,
Nov. H - l Ab A uation of the war on tho t'nitod
flcation of the sltoatlcn in the
ti. A Speer, Mr*. Sadie Ilrouar, F. Whitney, president of the States ami llntain and t>» pro.
Pacific, and may antar Into the
Mr*. It. A. Newman, Mrs. A. M. Hr otherhiMHl of Itiilruad Train claim tho “ now order'* in Europe.
Japancse.American
discussion*
b
Philip*, and Mr*. S. O. Shinhol- men, announced last night that
A rer-trmnod Ult novortholr"n
when they arc resumed unon the
»»r, Jr.
hi* organisation and the four .real optimum f«»r the long pull
arrival here of Saburo Kurusu.
Also Mr*. G. K. Rollins. Mr*. other lug operating union* would Rppoari*«| laAl night In he run
special envoy now flying across
Mun.well Stewart,
Mr*.
Harry cull .toil,DIM men out on *trike ning higher rmong Hitler'' great
the Pacific with what diplomntir
TiMikr, Mr*. It.
W.
Rupreeht, Dec. 1 to rnforee demand* fur untag^inisU than at any time in
quarters call an Imperially ap
Mr*. Roy Williams, Mr*. Sam a 111 percent wage ntcrra*e.
many a weary month, and thu
Randall Chase waa named to proved formula for ocaee.
Eighteen Sanfordltes enrolled
"Enlistment for patriotic srr. Highlryman, Mr*. J. W. Hall,
Tha Navy and Marine head
Earlier, tho railroad.* had an immediite (MiRltioii was that the
the executive elmmittec of an
Mr*. Irving Fleischer, Mr*. F
Herman* wer»* having the worst
in thc University of Florida Ex
organisation
formed
yesterday quarters withheld any fomiw-n'. tension courts In Latin-Amrri- vice," Is the term used by Mr*. ll. Scott, Mr. J. C. Higgins, Mrs. nounced their acceptance of the of it on the ceiilml front and
Henry Mclovulln, Jr., national dr.
of
President
at LaktUnd U oppose the pro except to stela that no time had rsn History an<l Florida History fens* chairman of the Camphrll II. E. Morris Mr*. II. II. Cole rccuninicndatiim*
I making little progre-c* m the south.
Ktmscvclt'a fact-finding tuiurd.
been set for the nropoeedt ranxfer.
posed Florida Ship Canal and
A battalion of 760 marine*, on 1which will be Instructed by Dr. Loosing Unit o f the American man, Mr*. K. I- Cornell, Mr*.
plans were made by tha organi duty In the International settle Kathrrlne Abbey Hanna of Win. Legion Auxiliary, to drscribe rn. Fred Myers, Mrs. James Mniigh- .......„* agree,I mat there wuul.11 F
ha. Uen
for ton. Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mr*. J. I- a strike, but they declined
*■' *
sation to campaign against Its ment o f Shanghai, has played an ter Park, Miss Lillian Thornley, rollmcnt in the Auxiliary
jfi.
Patterson,
Mr*.
Charles
Munisecretary
of
tha
count,
stated
1041.'
to *.y when. Alvaney J.,h.,»lon.lbL" nl,"f “ on ^
u,n*
authorisation by Con fries
an outstanding rote In mlinUlnln* today.
"Hundreds o f
thousands of|»on, Mrs. A. W. _l.ee, Mr*. tv. gr»nd chief
order la tha foreign settlement
engineer of
the bin re|Hirte«l that general S^ivlot
Associated Preaa dispatch stated while the Japanese.Chlnexe con.
nttzcki ulnive the city wen* rising
Members of the class art: Miss women throughout th* country |4. Patrick
llrutherhoiHl of laicomotive En
in ower to smnething approach,
Frances Morrow,
Miss
Louise arc now enrolling in the Aux. >man.
today.
flict surged around tha. city.
gineer's said additional detail* mg
a major counter offensive.
Illary
because
that
Is
tho
piece
I
AI*o_
Mr*.
II.
W.
Rucker,
Mr*
...
. to
__ _ho
__ worked out. T. C.
Swain,
Miaa
Lillian
Dunlap,
Miss
Referring to recent develop*
hail
A detachment o f '166 marines
The evrntual Itii>e6ian purpose*
where
they
can
enlUt
for
patrlo.
A.
K.
Powern^
Mrs.
II.
Middk,
|irr,|,|rnt
„
f
the
Switch.
Mary
Chapman,
Mias
Jana
Shar
mints in Congress o f changing maintains a legation guard in
Misa Ruby Peters. Mrs. Ger tic service," ehe said.
ton. Mr*. Jo« torlvy, Mrs. W. A. '
uIli()ll „ f America, .aid he said those acoountH. was to re
the thin canal to a barge canal, Peiping (Peking), tha imperial on,
r
*
u. , ur-irUr)l lf „,.r open the Leningrad Moscow rail
Pointing to th* msny field* of Leavitt Mr*. J ll. Ray, M
Mr. Chase deklarai tha action capital, and a detachment of 5-1 truda Page, Mrs. Sybil Roulh. ■sttvlty
way. While any such mncluiHm
'in which the women of I- I'. Hagan. Mr*. J. J. Holly. 5 wu, thp
Whilnuy in* was still a long wny o lf i( »H«I
in making tho substitution was la on duty In Tltntaln, China’* Mrs. r . K Roumlllat, Mrs. J. T.
Mrs. Roy Tllli*. Mrs. J. M. Htlne*
"*
a device to Isasan opposition to chief northern p ort Both cities Newby, Mrs. Louisa B. Bills, tha Auxiliary serve for the emin. rlphcr, Mr*. I„ T. Doss, Mri ■isli'd it would to Dec. 5.
rppiar from the available ie|»orts
Fort,
Mrs. try, Mrs. McLaulln declared that
Ui-aidrs the
trainmen, rngi- that the
tho waterway. Ha said tho are under Japanese military con. Mrs. Mas Daly
Uzrirrni h«d
Ihh»ii
~
"" a. Maymu every woman eligible ehould he Roy Krlly, hire. R. J. Holly, nvrr», and switchmen
Whitney thrown hark several
barge canal, could load to the trcL
milcv« in
u
doit, In tha organisation thie year giv. Mrs. E. F. Carre way ami Mls* said the Order of Railway Con
construction of a deeper watersome
Rcrton
and
that
the
Rus
her actlva support to Ita ef. EluaUlh Dyson.
Lae 8lag, Mlsa Catherine
ductor* and Brotherhood of l.o.
way.
In other towns in the county, comotive Firemen and Engine- sians hail regained a fnanch rail
forte to make America secure.
iketh and Miss Thornley.
About 40 persona attended tha
Classes will meet each Mon 8ha stressed tha importance nt Mrs. Thomas Katchum, Mrs. R. men would go nut on that date. road near Kalinin, which is about
U.*» milna northwest «»f Moscow.
meeting and unanimously ap
day night at th* Ban ford Gram continued activity by women in A. Uoodipccd, Mr*. C. W. labill,
Four hundred general chair
proved a resolution describing
mar School for I t weeks and ■apport of adequate national de Mrs. Mary I'erklna, Mrs. George men of these groups—the key Tho Nazi forward positions wura
the • canal as economically un
Bridge Mrs. A. R. Nash, Mrs. workers In tho nation's railroad reported under punishing attack
tha course la equivalent to one fense, saying:
Bank*, stores and tha Poet O f. three-hour cummer school course
in a 30-mile deep lone running
sound and asserting that the
"Tha nation le now awake to Fred Forward, Mrs. P. K. Geis- transportation
system' — "flatly from Kalinin 50 miles ilown tn
construction would-threaten “ Ir fk e will bo closed Tueeday In for teachers, the operatery said. tha neeeasily fo r armed defenses ler, Mrs. Vf. L. Sieg, Mrs. Sam
rejected"
earlier
today
a
7Vk
observance
of
Armistice
Day.
Volokolamsk.
reparable damage to Florida
strong enough to guarantee our Ling, Mr*. James Wilson, Mr*. percent pay W>o*t
bbost recommended
,
thc , rrH lhl. previmedv
Those businesses that would, stay
supplies."
poaco and security. Yean of ef. Helen Richie and Mrs. 8. M. Tuhy by tho President * emergency
^
wlth.lrawl of the bulk
open
otherwise
are
asked
to
clot#
will work »n th* Red Cross roll
Tho resolution ashed far tllmfort
by
the
Legion
and
Auxil
fact-finding board
and
“ ta*'1 of the German aerial squadron*,
laatloq of tha canal from tha their doors between the hours
iary, and clamltoua ware raging tall. ____________________
their
leaders
to
execute
*
strike
assignetl
imall presumably
Rivers and Harbor* f i l l new be of 040 A. M. and noon while
both to the east and west o f us
order authorised- by tha member, mediately or proaibectively to tho
fore Congress and for a more the program Is going an, II. B.
were nscessary to bring that
ship
-Sept.
6.
south, w«* plainly giving
tho
thorough study by United States Pops, president e f the Merchants
BERLIN,
Nor. 8—<A*>—Re- awakening. Now tha .United
The board's report to th* Rusri'n* a better dhancu than
r w fia ii lid W y
•D fioN n ‘ wocUUon, uld Uday.
Hahla qua
today said Rev. State# la arming Itself with great
l*rrsident was the last process they had had ainco the main
Mall wffl ha dispatched from Bernhard
o f Ita p«ealble affect on water
pruvklrd by th* railway labor German offensive on Mo*cow be
the Peat Office aa usual but (dean) o f Berlin's
suppose th* war situation
•an Ca
act to forestall a strike. Tha gan Oct. 2.
there
will
be
no
local
delivery,
change*
so
that
th*
thract
to
our
Sale
of
tlckata
and
reserva
thoile Cathedral, St. Hedwlg*t
ftn tr
law rrqutr*s, however, that 10
German report* of yesterday
tha afftea report*.______
U not ao apparent to *v. tions reached 275 at noon to. days must slaps* between th* stressed the Crimean push op
had been am ated by Nasi Au
v u deferrad antil tht
thorities and atrossi amoevg other eryone. WIU oar defense efforts day when tha deadline foi* pur. time tho report was mad* and Sevastopol, the main Soviet Uloclc
ing of Uo ortnnlmtkm U k i held
charges o f effacing prayers for he permitted to slacken? Will chasing llcktta for th* Cham, thc time * walkout actually to- Hr* navwi base; saying that N kil
within tO
10 dayt. Mjknrta
Mnrrta H. Walk,
Walk.
Jews.
wa' again listen (6 pacifist pro ber of Common* dinner Monday gins. ,
tr o f LaktUnd waa chottn mo.
artillery and dlvebomber* were
paganda coming from foreign night was up. Edward Higgins,
rotary and John A. O'Houikt of
“The strike will be called at beating heavily at the elty'a ap
■eoreec and reduce car national sacretary, said today.
Orlaado/ trtajqrar.
1:46 P. M.
Eastern Standard proaches.
, „
, .
"Anyon* who has not mad* Time, Dee. 6."
defense to • point where * w#
Whitney said.
Bttidat Mr* ClmoOi ntm thri
A strong Russian defense In tn*
sridfc** corater of
weald he easy prey for a *ur. reservation* may call tha Cham “ Exactly 30 days to Ui« minute lofty Yalta Mountains on tha
Zac I M director of
T American women ber of Common* office and I from tne lime tho board hand southern and eastern range* o f
publicity for th* New York Zoo.
will provide reservations In the ed Its report (o lb# President." tho Crlmtsan Peninsula
loglcaJ Society, titefca Saafocd
country order they a n ncthrad for aa
He said there were a few ceded, although Berlin clalmad
ha* a ffrat eber too too, after
and hems* a n strengthened to long aa they lest," Mr. Higgins area.
5Xa
Waverlyi
that German add
Rumanian
moat th* preaant emergency with explained. No man ticket* will details which were circularised troop* had mad# some gain* ovar
an iieM Ili speed, and that they b# on sale, b* added, and th* In September, but that most of almost Impassable terrain and
Th* MctacdM
matetain*d at • high point office of th* Chamber of Com. the strike machinery can be put against htsgvy Soviet rear guard
Mtn's
Club
Miami; i r m d f taUmttnw t Iw ik n S.w
ip m latter V 7usa* Hough.
■fflticMy against Inter* dnn. mere* la th* only place where Into operation Immediately
action.
reservation* may ha made,
Still, nothing wm» u ld l y th#
(Dta fact-finding board has ad-■
who anrolla In
•
Natl* aa to how close they stood
loumed,
and
Ita
chairman,
Wayne
T , B.
I
a strengthen*
Powsll,
Lyman Mon*, said It would not
who wish
V*.
T*c«mv»ne~TmB6*~ called By Hr.
i j n r
RoosavtU and that "th* railway1 wtstem Cauouu*. No special *4tha panda Tneaday any get
Btircly In tha vsnee toward -ltb*r had bean
ths piaat tha Baafavd
clalmad In several day*.
J
band* of tha PrcddcaL
Goober
Withdrawing Of
Marines Viewed
With A l a r m
Red Cross Opens
Headquarters At
210 First Street
I 82
R. A. F. Losses
Laid To Weather
PROCLAMATION
RED CROSS'.' :...,
350,000 Railroad
Workers Ordered
Out On Strike
Wmm, Organization
the ship# will be
Sanford La The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hall, lllghwaj
And Water Transportation
Is
Formed To Fight
State Ship Canal
18 Persons Will
Legion Auxiliary
Take Extension Commences Annual
History Course Membership Drive
Chase I Named On
E x e c u t i v e Com
mittee Of Group
, "f slTr:v’*1" ^ lh*'J<7il,l“t*
Banka And Stores
To Close Tuesday
German Church Head
Arrested By Nazis
Chamber Ticket Sale
For Dinner Is 275
fe
not moot
Bronx Zoo Curator
Approves Sanford Zoo
—
rr-
C ity Newt Briefs
S r if f ir r w
K rk^°a*rk.
in ? g a ? x L ! r s
12
Oan
rnraitara
Cempaay o « Flnt Stract.
I* be
Birmingham la Tops i
In Navy Recruiting
•OSS BACK HOMS
WA3IUNO
U. Bahamas, New. I - —Th* Nsvy
t Duke cad Duehcas c l
neat back to their Jch*
•r aad fir d lady a l tha
9 a#*— n vmcaiitai
6040
f ih w
•ad
m iE
rca.
___1___ _
According to U. 8. K b lk
. Peter Cooper, beat known lor
buildInn th* Tam Thumb In Health Servica, mere than 60000
1110. for financing thc laying of tcridental dutha occur aasuaBy^B
1M1 with tha Atlantia cable aad for found. In public place*, iccounthNT f *• 6.
the
percent cf ■
cent o l all
ta
I?
all
tbc W a V F t
)j , r —
ru t
i-* ./
. M
NS
.
�THE SANFORD
.
Withdrawal of American * Marines fromu Shanghai.
Tientsin and Peiping is l>elng considered "In {He light of
.world conditions and tho danger o f ’apen ’
“ ‘ '
the American and Japanese nations. It fa enerally admit________
_ ___
r ___ of __________
ted
that _
tho
hapriful
Marines In______
Chin! could offer no
effective resistance to the Japs and that if worst canto to
"Worst they would simply be annihilated at the very start
of hostilities.
Under the circnmtances, i f gardies* of future Ameri
can policy', it Is perhaps the better part of wisdom to
get them out o f Chinn as soon as poemble, Dtit if this wlth' ’dfadfal Is any part of a general policy o f ’rWrtkt;,6r,M-they
- call it now, appeasement, it would' be better to leave thOm
I there and let them die fighting against hopeless odds for
■ the lights o f their country.
In accordance with treaties which the United States
• bos with China. Ja p a n and other Interedtdd 'rtlrtlage, this
' country has a perfect right to keep its Marines in China.
; to patrol the Yangtse Itivrr with Its gunboats, and to pro' tect lives nnd property of American nationals doing bus
iness in Shanghai nnd other Chinese cities, ^fobody, not
; eVen the Japanese, in spite of their *TWw Order In Kast
■ Asia," has any right to run us out or push us around.
|
If the withdrawal from China offered any possibility
[ whatever of ending further Japanese acts of aggression or
! demands upon us, there might be-some acme, ind » m «
advantage to us, in clearing out add letting them haVe nnd
!: BeWsre jh«t Ikon for.
Lord thy God, hi not
hU eemmandments, anil
e*nU, **<L *t*lut*«, wtjkb
ad thee this day.— Dent
. v«.
' c l a s s ‘ lt r iiw io v
(From Vole**)
t S
1 t
t
One#’, these too were- young and
m ’ji
old-fashlc ftedl tiket
Ik s ska b s n ite
which
b H . rfaX» a .b le .> » e s ,Uw ,wsr
'started. Bp^e new Isdintn ,bs*
b««n »»^MUh*d to make tube*
108 MAGNOLIA
winter—let one” of iur
heaters kttp
you
wiurw,.«WU Install <ye
tMt VpTlto yon *«;
MODERN
SHOE SHOP
’ ir iw v
K «r o
If. I. Coley. owner 10* 8. Park
rrWelr A m flkv aew-etmk coin"
n r , raued and raoght the
The Post-War Crisis
.ItV gleam*.
Almost evoryonc who has not been worrying about how
to win the war has been worrying about how to aiirvive the de
pression which will come after the "war.^ Almost everyone
agrees that unless sound practical ihtkairrta:ate taken to
combqt it there will be a depression after the war which■
will make all previous depressions seem prosperous.
In Pittsburgh the other diy, Walter' D. Puller, presi-1
dent of the National Association of Manufacturers, said
that the aurest way to complete the ruination o f free en
terprise In this country and bring on a sure enough post
war crisis in “ to let the economic dreamers tike over.” He
suggested the following eight-point program to keep the
nation ont of another period of hard tlrtioai
1) "Produce to. the utmost for. defenae.
2) “ Produce to the utmost for civiHait needs.3) "That we have faith in the fUtfcre, faith In tho
K iwer o f fir'd enterprise, faith In the strength of advertiag'and selling ami thut wo prove it.
14y,‘ 'ArpfifAtlnn o( all lessons learned In this emer
gency to reduco unit manufacturing cofct* to f the Mut'd;
"5)
10 Increiyie'pj»y rolls, for tha American
Wherever they went brightness
Ilk# heedlfchP boama
moved round th* walls, tut pa*«.
f.vodkkd then
i wers sharp t
Uft •' mStk
bMfs In th*
cut Sad sUrk.
took the fonca with sura
pnroach tad ta p
. ,^
ooch no fence wer, me»nt.
ihero ptghf found them went
■ to slap.
"
-, .
„ .
these too were *ur( o f good
sod was In them whtfe they
tE yjrjra Sure of «*ll. **ro
Lnn
J/ttm for hhlAlnc
Bonn th* *weelenlt)S
wero-Se bop. a f 'W 1
carried thilr banrfeTA
1
LOlflS ...StdpbAilD.
ndlng
between
hundred
thou-
doltarsoa Its now airport.,
iMolo" CooktF „ ! » « > * « ; a "
• ‘ a good bet In ,n ot-.b »i
fig eeMry w.t*Baltat»-'dB»
‘ Hirer Naval " Baa
to ho .a 'poaeh.
a t1'i l l - — Miami Daily Nows.
TOO LA1TJ TO CLASSIFY
By BUB8RLL KAY
O'nty Dennto,
w or the Metro^otltlan
r
. Toutn*in*nt,
Dlrsa.. skill rgabut name members ef
Mkimllthe finny tribe.
rscenly
Id work Vetog'.'ddne'hy'lhe
County Conservation ^tAut-
transformlng the
aUsay,
ihahed di'iinaus dltehts In.
fit
‘h*y
in. pur.
•ipensWs
Why Salute The Stars Arid Stripes?
By JAMB* G. SHASdN
No elllxen of a country that grantf him "liberty and
tho pursuit of happiness," should fail to lovo and appreciate
that nation of which he Is'p part.
Tho flag of a nation represent* tho nation. It Is Its emMem of authority anil ahat <It stands for'In governmental
ethic*, equality before the law, and equal opportunity to .all.
There Is something wafpeil In n human soul and mind
that cannot ospresa by a staple ,1*1*1* tho Java and rntyctl
to the King of the country In which he liywa ami movqa ami
hns his being. That io all that a'lmlule' to’ “ Ofci*Glory” thi
flag'rf the United States of'America means. *
"Oreathes Uiere-a pain with sout'ao
,, '
That nover to hlmarif hath said u •. . A ml i»
My own, My Natfri Land.u •
r.
t.*- ,
F.v0»y eWllhtrd-mifforf •hbwi^om./firil ofriAluMtlon’ t * ''
tho objects which custom* have decreed shmild rfc,dr.• Its re- |
•pact, Its gratitude, and Its homage, such as .womanhood. 1’
elder ptoplo, motherhood and men la authority. This to but
respeet, appreciation and gnttofainesa toward the perian or
object that merits It by falthfuj; service to humahity,
•
The raialng of a hat ti womanhood, or vtnerablo old
peopla to an act'of respeet and esteem, not werthlp. Ttfer.
why should any cltiMn no( love and respect the.United StaUs V
of America, .the country that grants Mm'his freedom and
tbo right of Individual self.detern\laatlon j»$ to how h# shaU .
think ami* what eourvo fie shall etfodse/W* pity any nicii'
confuted and beclouded wind, and m l that cannot perform
Ihle simple art of veneration arid esteem, and call upon all
true American citiaena to aaluta and ihow the rightful rover,
cnee and obclsaitca to “Old Ofory," the Ptag of the V 8. A.
. The correct physical posigra M iaMae when the flag Ls
being raised to lowered, or irfisn'Baailhg ln*a parade or .
review, all person* should rice The flag, stand ‘at attention
and salute. Those In aMfonp skdatd fonder the right hand
salute. When not In uniform, meg' should remove the htt<(.
drasi with the right hand and..hold It at Uw.teft aboutder,
the hand being over the heart. TOfre*. shotfld salute by plat,
ing the right hand over the hbaiy lVnafcte te thf' Flag In ,
the moving column' la readbktd 'at Urn fnomsnt tho * Flag
passes, ft would ha waU even H'da* to"mhhuify repeat lha
* F!lff
Ii ^m ttlMkAM1
!*'
tha VUJ
Flag pledge i "I
"1 b
pledge
airngma
to'the
Flag •«
of ft.'if.lied
the United
Suits of America, gad' the Mf
nation, Indhlalbto, with liberty
Here’s ear salute to "Ole
over the land o f tha frse aOd
b for'wfcleh’ lt, stand*, one
I lattice to’ glir
m
&
i
fa n
TKMtta* ftdaeiv.lt
War tetrtwa ,
it Horajd,-
W K W -'
*mplied,
«
,
ore*
If they run us out of China without .a fight, it won't
he three months before they will bo stopping our trail.with Russia, running us nut of French Indo China, cutting
o ff our source of essential war supplies in the Dutch Kast
Indies, and before lon-r grabbing the Philippines and other
Pacific Islands, if not Alaska. If we give in to them
once, wo will have to give In to them again and upnin. un
til it is firmly established that we are afraid to fight.
Under no efreumstnees should we withdraw our Mar
ines from China uKlts* we are fully resolved* to go to war
with Japan and eventually put our Marines hack in China
exactly where they were before theJSpa got on their
end! g v « i t . bick In ever-ehang-
be
meUca eooUlnsrs. Ths new pro-
% fa t.fi vffiisE W r t 6 i >.\y
VAY fN IJV E TT JO II
. tubes— which M
are not pressed. but art
ONt'9|jroothpafltc Iby
means of a screw.
N G THE RAPIDS"
Brtskltahwa la I t i ^
sF H n fi^ i
B
IT U l t r a OtJUTOW:
Our Marines In China
the Sanford Herald
pV
,.Wd4**
Pepper's speed
iST','1
®
,
mam
showing
jonen-those
fW-funr,.
ail ovm* the world U wht
fortrd# the . ahlb* of o
tlon* to enter.
Ha ettfrekd hhn will
forbidden Amedtea to dj
tn areas which bs thWu
ventral to hto plan ta
the world.
.
Ocrk of Idaho.
.pepper anaarered:
they do and w »*t tto*
Hitler from
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�RANFORD, FLORIDA
PACE
T IIR E R
T T
Theater Club Meets
For Organization
Cathedral S c h o o l
Opens 41st Year
In O r la n d o
And Personal Activities
/
Miss Carolyn Cogbum was
Telephone 148 elected
to serve as acting chair
LOUSINE BEAL, Society Edllo,’
At THE CHURCHES
M
rm rr niKiBVTKiiiAF rm urii K%*n«ell«l Is* Snii.e, «
man of the Little Theater Club
I 'n i f r Morl'nr
Well
« 01
K D Ilrowalee. I» l'.. l*a*lor
which had its organisation meetI* U
ORLANDO,
Nov
m (Special) Murutay H # r v lr # «
ing in the Woman’s Club Thurs
lllble
Study.
Krld»>
*
--The Cathrtlrml School, «ituatrd Sunday Hchnol. ♦ IX A U
day evening. Miss Marjorie Cog.
Worship. 11 •<» A. M- —
on Fait fe n tn l Avrnur m what Xlornlna
I»r
l l r u w n la # w i l l pr aa el i
burn was elected as acting tec.
rinar u»:tiioim*t <111 nru
wa* oner pioneer W R O NYmI'r Jr and Sr Y*»un« |*e«»ple. I 10 ' I Tiir«*or
I'ark Vvr \ y rth Si.
rctary.
homratrad, will oprn this month
M
Or. W
I
llttfit flMit. |'4<lnr
Robert Wright has returned
A nominating committee, com
Kven
nr
Wunhlp
*
ia
I*
M
^uinla)
s«
h*
for tha 41st c«>n*«*cutivr iraiuin.
I
*
* MONDAY
from Savannah, N. Y. where he posed of Mr*. Lourine Beal, Miss
Vr„t 1; r.
While maintaining « high utandCutten ar» requested to ra
'•f-mtont.
and
Walter
has been employed during the Marjorie Cogbum
HOLT tx o M r r m o m
Morning \\
I' •fl»4'l|
mpart at the Red Pro** aewing
anl
of
acholarRhip.
ihinstitution
« M l Hi II
summer.
Voting |V. 1
Haynes nominated the follosr.
< IS I*.
also combines the advantage* of It#v Martin llratn lleclor
roAni in the Woman'a Club In
M
Ing
board
members:
Mrs.
Mal
the mominr.
,
Kirning |*t.
a boardinr *chool. n church !2n*| Sunday alin Trtml*
i.
r it
Mis* Mildred Ratliff hat ar. colm MacNeill, Father J. J. Kel•• *•»... I*
school
highlighting
(hn-dan ll«»ly «*nm«mii»la*n T 1»* A M
Gfrl'a hourly of Christian fter.
•hf p ic
rived from Stetson University in laghan, Mrs. Guy D. Wood, Jr.
'hurrh »*'. •tu-'l * I" ' M
lor
principle* and character develop <
Tko o f tho Methodist Church will
lluly
r*«*nim
tT6*W
t1
4
*»rmon.
II
•«*
\i« ini: . *
DeLand to spend the weekend Frank Bauer, Mrs. Irving Fslnment, the aocial nicrtic*. anti 4
meet at the home of tho Mioses
V»iing r...|.l
A II
with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. berg. and Rev. M. B. Sackett,
Tllrwal ,4
HrEYlr#
|.«aruv
J feeling for community service Volina Pet*pl**
_Gwen and Dericuz Hayes, 119
Thomas Ratliff
standing technician. Nominations
»h- Mrtli'.l.
i 94 I'
\l
Although it 1* an oiitgr>«*li
■W est Sixteenth Street at 7 JO
411.1 |*»>4M1 0>.
will also be received from the
of the Episcopal
Church. tin
P. M.
W -si ft—*l| , t
• etln g
Miss Dorothy Marshall has as floor at the next meeting which
I lim aT MU 111 11.
school ia ojkcmtl t0 otuilent* of Hr*
The Clrtlea o f the Presbyter.
: 1. r m
• I*urc h
Mailin Ilian* 1
her guests,
her
grandmother. will te held on Monday Nov. 17.
W hi. It ,1 II
all denominatioiM. It.* mtahli'h. Hirnmi l'r>*)«r and
Ian Auxiliary will meet at 3:30
Mri. Robert Marshall, end aunt,
Th* Little Theator Club, which
••»•*
ment in 1J00, \%*•^ due t«* th* cf.
P. M. st tho following placet:
I* M.
" f * * J. J. Marshall, of Oklawaha. is being sponsored by the Junior
■f I ft*oi ta of the lat.*
Right
Rev
Circle One, Mrs. F. L. Doyle,
• *n !»#• r a
Woman's
Club
as
one
of
Its
r
o
i
l,
rto
a
m
.
t
%nr.nx
W iliam Cram* tirjy. fir-t R »io,*
•chairman, at the home of Mr*. J.
tliev
Frank Woodruff.
||J, John civic projects, has as Us main
T o ih n l e f t o f O r U n d n r « a d Ju*l
i Molly
E. Baker, 1500 W rit First Street.
•o' South Florid 1
Imp>4 it*M I It4 Uf( ilop-llfMPope,
Tony
Huddleston,
Joe
objective,
“
to
promote
educational
j Tack in the sin.* «h »n nil*- llrt li**.* i; '/.inner l'a»i->v
Circle Two, Mite Lcttle PaidCrenshaw, an,) Krr,| Dy, oni j r entertainment and to develop taL
well, chairman, at the home of
c lion for women \»a* »-ou i nn ! ** Wh #ra y« *u'r« n e v e r a •f Tang ar*'
riflNT f III I11 ll Ml* i IIIIINT
Vnl
through
Us
own
entertain,
w!
f
j
U
t*cnf
the
University
of
iimla)
j luxury —and hy *omc «-\cn »lan S
Mr*. R. P. Maxwell, 317 Park
*i n:\ ri* r
SundaV Hrhmd *
A, M
Florida, are spending the week. ment.”
;;.!
| b «h o 4 ’ t » ♦ V A
M
'
geroua—the
forMghtcd
*
l*
rg>
Avenue.
M,
\
\\ irl...|n
Sn|**wmtendefil
•nd with their parent*.
Speaking on lighting in refer-|
Vtor mm
_
Circle Three, Mr*. Daisy Le’ mail *a\e the hit I lu re f.»r 11
\\-tlnr*
*
•1
.1
>
•
)
enre to stage decorations, thova''
1111MU >•mi r |(11*1—
•w ls , chairman, »r--t>*» ’ h»rrn* -rA|achoo| exclusively f » r
Hrj
I' \l
Mi*. Mcttr W,|-.llm, nn r f Mu Rev M. II. Sackett stated that'
" •■t - It if ||.M1» A XI
It-.olnar l:
Mr*. George Gray, 300
East
accoated hi* friend* mth the idcii.; \l.•rittna
ami Is the gur-.i of Mr nru| Mn| lighting had a twofold purpose,
4ml Hi V••tina l> ««|tlr 0 K" S ................ I. ,
Jr
nml many of them o|H‘iic<l (her
Twentieth Street.
. 11|s*n A 1% 1• \l
ifl'lr i a
Guy
D.
Woon,
Jr
.
f
„
r
tho
we.killumination
and
effect.
He
ex-1
Circle Four, Mr*. Franci* Mcr.
|pur*e* at hi* r«'«|u««t
Mr and K)niiBR H-r \is s j (. r. Xf
1I * \\| \M
end and 1, attending thr Flnridu. idained that the trend in stag*;
Iwether, chairman, at the home
Mr*. Ia'»lir IYII-t Ini k«-, f.o whom' \\—
ll M—•*•! 1) MI.I uirk Hf 1 ) Is - 7 ( j a ( ||- %ttl. |. •
lighting
is
drifting
sway
from
tfll
ta1,1. |,
tienrgia
football
gnmr
with
thorn
I'
>
1
of Mrs. W. M. Thlrpen, SOP
the main building nf the school'
W
,|,»
1
v'1"- Mi»» Williamson direct effects, that is too say.;
■Magnolia Avenue.
' la nameil, alon*- gave
»hl|>
'* Mrs. wood's sistoi.
“ loo theatrical’’ , and the curved j
Circle Five. Mrs. A. D. Smith,
Itoward the project
I backdrop is instrumental In pro- '
chairman, well meet with Mr*.
In Octob*»r of |'.MHi thi* fir-t
a
mi
run r. r 111 a( 11 o r «.oii
Mr. an,| Mrs J„hn ...........
L 1.41* j during thr desired effects,
in
J. N. Gillon, 1201 Palmetto Ave.
Achcnil in t *c1111 .41 and '**»uth
11•*11v A%* nu- ft sixth Si rf #1
were the guests Thursday „ f >j,. that U rnablrs a larger variety
Rev
1’
l»
II it t l * P a * | o r
nue.
I Florida, exclu*ively for gill*
and Mrs. Sieve Johnson in Urns. of emotions through depth amt
Sunday s* h*n»l 1* #'* .V M
Circle Six, Mr*. J. D. Wood.
openeil with |H *tudeiit«. five **f
Antoinette X
I'rr
tfihlng
S>r%lca I 1 ort A M
perspective
rather
than
by
“
spot
»
attended the we.ldinr
' whom mere resident*
Mi* Ka- j \\-«ln.sw4|.*> Owning Prayer Srr• ruff, rhairman, at the home of
of Mis* Jsno Lois Strirhlen and lighting" which t locks out the Fafa In laondon at C5en iVCauIle’a lon shine ,.f Orlando, after
Mr*. E. M. Hunt, 703 Oak Ave.
%icf. ; o p \i
Joe Mack Powell. formerly of other actors in the play.
hcail«|uarter« i* Antoinett«i X, I#, who*e family >huic Sfiect ^a*'
nus.
,
I jtymen, srsplained Mr. Sackett, smilingafter hair-raising »*cap« |
Sanford Mr and Mr. Powell
WB, , nl„ Illf th„ „.
n t r r i t r 4 111 11 i l l
The Business Woman’* Circle
will
make
their
home
in
Altoona.
I.IMK M4IXII4IK
are
more
interested
in
lighting
frt*m Occupied France, lhe girl ^r
will mett' with the Mlsae* Imum
II 11 \l \ItVlN I’ t!4Tl'lt
effects, rather than in techni wss ringleader of a gsng of juv*- j xhl.
n„ w
I
and Edna Chittenden, 813 MacHiin.lt>
. '.o." i" no a M
Mr. and Mr* Curtis Williams calities, and in staging large nilcs who volat*.f rurfrw rule. „ lH|, nUi „„|
lW.„| Motion* HRrri.htnc
^noHn Avenue at 8:00 P. M. Mr*.
S-yvIcp. tl *»0
and son, Rsndy. ha\o rrcenll) proilurtions, all sets are built' and publishctl anti-Nan litrratur*.
rnt„ Mm,.nl
.
K .\l
• Stella P. Arrinyton Is chairman.
II V I’ t * 10 P M
moved to Sanford from Daytona in miniature rnmpletr with light-, Sought by the Gestapo, the escaped T [,nilJ. h , h.. v.nr. „ haCircles of the W. M. U. of
K\-ntnw
T I* I* M
Beach and are now making then ing to create the illusive element into Unticcupirtl France with a »
, •
„
tho First Baptist Church will
. .lieutenant
.
, ,,
* _at. ifftuiiy,
in * nndl. ••lit T .•«mrpi*«>
noma on 1206 I'almrtto A venue accordingly to the type of play ' ,Fr»nrh
then »to V
Nortjk;
i
meet at 3 JO P. M. at the home*
i
i
.
i
........
H
l.ollv
is.
Urti-m/
^
'
W
l
.
and
•
llllllltl
.
Tii
.'
1.
MUNI
IIU'TlNT
t ilt HI II
Africa and finally to Britain*^
Williams i< thr mnntgrr cf that will be staged.
of tho following:
W I* Hrst.sk* Jr. I'MMtur
ii nuraery *ch«Hi| .» 1 kind*"car
tha
Sanford
Coca-Cola
Bottling
All
rraiilrnts
over
|H
yrars
o
f
.
l*.irk
to*
.tl
«lh
Circle One, with Mr*. J. M.
ten, anti grade *eh*sd 1'irmik i tf.e HufitU) Hftfu.i « IS \ it Hlr-4|
Company.
sge in Seminole County ar* in
m Stineclpher, 1404 Park’ Avenue.
l»ufi grade In t.« i II «»i* IP 12 M*»rnltiM M tali |« 11 A M
vitrd to juut th* l.ittle Theater j
W Circle Two. with Mr* J . C.
t'li b- aril of in.* ia.* r* ••\»»*t
The highest building In North
Tr.ilnln* I mi.oi 4 *ti |* M
Mr. anti Mr*. Ronrop Hutto of I___
i » n.
Club# and all members of the
Mitchell, l l l i Magnolia Avenue. America It the rest house atop
I to adtl the two additional *enior K k e - t l l t t t f \V 4»| a It l |S : !•> I* i f
-• i h*»
Palm Bruch, formerly o f ! formrr
- ...... Little Theater in Sanford . ( hurcheH W ill Hold
W4'ilnrv'lat *<#i » i. - T !•» I* \|
Circle Three, with Mr*. J. T. Mount <Evans, Colorado, 14,260 2
(high graile*
u. »’'»
Sapford,
wrrr
thr
giieot*
ymlrr.
Kir
|thon-4
for
thg
hanl
of
re especially invite,I to Join.
. ...|
D*nton, Magnolia Avenue.
While regular coui*e** *uch a* hg«rin*
feet high.
2-l)ay Joint Session I a«ling.
«try of Mr*. C. II Winn. Thrv
Present at
the
organisation
• 131
Circle Four, with Mr* E. C.
\ lallssra M-I. imir
hiatorv, .«nd arithmetic
*wtrc accompaniril hy Mm . Winn** meeting were:
Mr*.
Feinberg.l
thr hackbrf'OiiT of any *rhini|
•fatar, Mr*. Anna
Brown, cf Mrs. MacNeill, Mrs. Wood, Mr*.| Thi'ff will In* 4
D I M M 1\
N K T IIO n m
Nrr |fivr ii. thr t athnliul Si hool
Waycroa«, (»a.. who will v init Ileal, Mr*. C E. McSlsrrnw, Mr* In. Kiivl I itant ail
1 I I I III II
RprrialiirA in tho«r rxttn intnnW rls- o n - •' h d p f l "
with them in West Palm Beach W. G. Firming, Mr. and Mr*.' \ •»*»t mlh»im ttf
. . IflblrN. Thr EmtliuitrN may hot
lt-% It \l ll-nklr. t*r«4ti»r
Frank Raurr. Miss Doris Hall. * li'ii t Ins ;»f thf ( •HbjirifH infi ll
outitimlmif *i»tr*woiin'ii. hut
Htto U v
Nt htsgtl
|»t nil
A
it
Cogbum,
Miss, t *h»*rt l« ft r tw o *|:*\ ••n u* 4i|uy i ||n.y nrr
Among those from Sanford who -Miss Marjorie
above
thr
abrmtfr
to h *
I' r- Nt Ii I iin H - r b l f f . I t 00 A
il
l*‘ 4
111.1 4 )
*
l« •
plan to attend the Florida.Geor. C«,uijrn
n m e*. nMil VVt*i|n«"«t|ii>, N
rolyn iiiguum
Cnghuui ramer
Father Krllag
H-riniin
In
ihp.olitr
............ 1
..m l
tl 44( k «
Ml It
" 1 ' '•
' dtltniN. Mii*u-. art. voice. .tn*l
Titllli'-hurrlt
in
|h
*»
W
II/4!'»'•
|»«
ttjerillll
fill
Ml r . st
. st i l l *
• " ’• •
fla game in Jacksonville iMs han. Rev. Sarkrtt, Walter llsynes.
ilnnrinu nrr Nunliihlr; knulrrirar. wooJ 4%1-ntla u * Pimm* in all
•t*-tt|t
follow
It;
evening are Mr and Mr*. W G. and Richard DA*.
Oar personal loaa department
. . Is...Is
" t|Mt
ten kiddie* m*v to* *tartril hi
I ni'tilay A ftfi noon
Fleming. Mr nn.l Mr*. W . . I .
t.,
s «
rix-.l
«■* fraa 70a (NM * ocry.
M l I u io \
iin n
i iT% f>K l.
....................... ...
1 ...........
French nr Spamah, the uirli rii,l"
\**itnal
t»iN
tiillfl
tn
ortlor
,
.
,
H.
Morgan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
D.
mi u - l
. .. .
SI..fits l l l l l . t f
7 1I I ,««i s -, i .i i .| M lr - - t
Hrpajr |a M a lU ) butaljB.mli
ter tain tinIik * *i1 thililrvn mill ilo
IS
v
Roy
II
(iu.ltl.
|i
I)
.
Mo.
Scott,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
Maxwell
Stel
i*4|tl
Willi.i
m
l-ngri
|
n
rlt4if4
Junior
Garden
Club
.
'’ Law 'poot" • .
other
community
nervier*
to
Hnmliiy hi liuiil, i l.s A it
tlt *Nlor, \Vt"*| i t'litral Amocia.
wart, Mr. and Mr*. Hoy Frank
.............. . 1 1 1 lie*
learn the value of democracy
The Sanford'Atlintic
( * " m « «bnr»hl|» w it h u*
Elects President tton
Symes, Jr., Mr and Mrs. T. W.
ill*
Ml. • 1 asf
f . l l l l l ••
1 111 "
• i 1*
t l •*'»
M
and
citiirn«hip
National Bank
I i»’\n|him | SfiMi't', R»*v. M» 1.1
|
K ililv
Jones, Miss Carolyn Coglmrti.
III.
|.l • •• ' • '
XI t • •
V
I
I.
O
il
I*
il
The
main
doimitory
in
loentrd
I Sw* ft. I'oitioim
Mtlffl M-rllutf
1 '*•• |* i|
Richard Deas. Clyde
Ramsey,
Paul
. . . . .Mathews
. . . ----- was
. . . .....
elected
. . . ...
to
" T “
Fr \ r j .
>
|l
••* - \ - r
in thr hou*r on Kant (Vntial
j.',.in stil
M il
.»•
*
IT
Ai|i|it'<i
of
Wt'lfitini',
Rev
R)4ii«vllill>'
M-rvIc-.
7
IS
John Schlrard. Jr., D. L. Ilnrp. serve at president of the Juntui
Junloi
w a ll • •• "in
1akr
Avrnur. illirrtlv oppoAitr
I M Ri of. Siinfttril
h i• 1 > I . S 4. r
er, Evans McCov. Gene Law. Garden Club of the Junior High
Kola. Thru* «t trait T5 ffirU may
t iik
R
o
m
i
s
i
m
:
H
A
i
r
i
s
T
,|. •>It i | i l l » l l
J
.T
O
Joint
Rtjmiitrtb
S«‘«»lnn.
......
.
t
l
•
V
l
i
>
k
to
1
*
••
.ranee,
..
w_
'
'
”
■
School
at
the
meeting
of
the
cluh
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. MIL
live comfortably either in ntngle
m i u « ii
m iix H i l d a
l.iiiH fi
KU i lion of Stiilii
ehall. Mist Oleita Dyson, Auhrv which was held during aclivit)
I j*»i »-I A»- *i Nlwih **t
Rt*lH»rlv frittii f Hi- Chiirrhpi or ilouMf riMirn* At thr back of It—v II W Ttirk-r paalor
Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. James A period on Friday morning.
s-lr.
...1
„
|ll
ii
•«
...............
•
ll.ini't'Ml
to thrir
mimituv thr nparioun and at tr actively Huml a> S# I... I I" on A. it
W rlfh l and Bobby Nawman. , 1
Other officers elected Inclu,
.• iii n ai in . • *
• '"
liirolnraped
rinipm,
with
Ita
\l .il II I tl 4 W n f e h ' l '
I I ;(••» A
M
i*■i'h 1
.I--I In i
l - • • • 1* ' • ' l l 1*
Ralph Johnson, vlee preeidriit.
U -lltr-.U )
Wor*lil|». 7 2» I* it.
A ppointnoftt of f *oniniilt«*«*i. oak.i and palm* nnd flower«,
Gwynn Reel, secretary-trensuri-r:
,<»
l.«T till 1 r
I ' t III MM M or»||||», 7;Jf» I* il
the
atone
auditorium
where
I(p|i«ifl »»f Stull1 Snrvoy 4*tmu
R tf
Iticnard Lord, program rhairman.
V»o| w i l l b«* a l v p n a h r a r t p wa
•> > ')
••• ' ' • 1 I I *
wornhip
tervicrN,
rminir.il
reel,
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and Gwynn Reel, reporter. Mrtain
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the
like
are
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Badges A. J. Peterson, member t>f th.
to I l l s 1 •• »
Ri'J'j the U’calcrn clannriMim builill(i'|Mtrl "f I*onimitlrr^.
Central Cirri* of the SanG r.l
M 1 l.l •
C U 1I " * '
• ii . — 4 * • f f —•*(
to I t l l
inif, in pi'iearn, wan built on Mu*
.1:4(1
Mrt*ni»t'
of
Ihf
Stnli*
M
«>.
The annual presentation
n| Garden Club, I* sponsor 4if the
1*1.4 X
First, second and third prliea will be awarded to
wmtern nide of
the canipun.
ilnutor
Mr
tifi
rjfp
|,.
t
hill.
Junior
High
Club.
badges will be tha highlight of
IIiHimn for the small* childrrn are
the persona lunreating the beat alogana for the
liahlp U intt*r l#sirk
The first project of the club
the nait regular moating of Rem.
City of Sanford in the contest sponsored by the
Rrv on th»» first flmir, while the older
inola Chapter Two, Order of the will be to plant fig vines aniuml 4:00 A»s«H'iutiiin Ht'imoQ.
Kmiftiiii .lonipfr. |l. I ) , Or* Kraden are taught Jn the second
AT TH E
building anil
Un
Merchant's Association.
Eastern 8tar. it was announced the school
floor \\ inflows galore bwik out
nmntl
at tha regular monthly mceL building o f bird houses will f„l.
on
the
bftlcony,
and
all
during
Atlmini^iiHtion of thr Ijm l'i
Arcade
Ing o f tho chapter whlth was low. The Study of trsra will l.<
The slogan I suggest ts:
J
weather
permitting,
Snpi»rr. Rrv FTanri< A. I*oolo, the year,
hold In the Masonic Temple on taken up and Arbor Day will h<
classes are held on tho balcony,
( I I I III II
o r
lllill
Package
Store
Mount
|
i«»r#i
Thursday avtnlng.
observed In January.
«;-•••* * Mini Klin A*-ou-«
or on the wide la*ns.
It wia announced that n tutu: I Offrrmir for Mmiulrrini Rrlirf
Mr*. Stewart Dutton, worthy
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While music and art are "ex
H. lo.ol, in oil A M
matron, presided over the bu*l. of 200 plants have already hei-n 0:00 Follow >hi|i Supper. Vahlri Iras*' the
YOU’ LL FIND TIIK
BEST
school
offer*
folk H.i»..i4>
1"lM»a l'r«»|i|—
, «• ]« I* il
neao session , at which time .hr planted on the aouth sUlc of lhi I lint* I
dancing
and glee club work in M o M i I mn Hi*r
II mi \ \|
achonl's
»unui<> Ton, inm, li,r. Rrv. John P.
urged all tha mambara to bring school in the
IN ALL LINKS OF
r v l e r , 7 11 I* M
the regular curriculum.
.
magatinaa and hooka to I,he nrxt ganlen. Meetings wilt lie belli j Jim kHI 'I’M. I* fi
In order tn teach the girls the! vv *'
'
*’r“ >rr M-ellug.
A«Mr«
'ThiM tlin FMination
mooting to bo distributed to the nnco each week for the prr-i-nt.
Pine Liquors
par
nml
I’ rr-*. Miilrrlm U "'•rial amenities, evening
Inmates o f the Stale Hospital in it was decided.___________
ities are held during thr year
Dunn |'tcil"|,M\t U'dlcg**,
I "X .'IIM IS T IIIV S I.
B i l l I I I It
Chattahootchee.
with .lancing ss the chief fnrm i*ufM-r I'ark Avanua an.I Ji<|
Tiie-dav K.v4-ning S4'i» i" "
Reporta war* given by Mr*. E.
^ i d d f G f l S ..... ........ a
. ... a. .. ...a —. .....
Hlr»»l
t,v ; of entertainment. One nf th.
7:30 W"r*hm Si-rvlcc- l«-*l
Routh
and
Mra.
Glenn
E.
Me.
Awards
J " h n l l o r n a n l ||ih >|
AH entries must 1m turned in to the Aldon 6c A
ia the Vll(il«la*r,
Rev. F. II- Andrus, New Port highlights nf the year
Kay on recent meetings in De.
• *htir-li Hrho»d, ) ; H
May’ Festival wh.an a ciu.'vn l* Monti mm Wnfahlm* 11 ;0«|
10c Store by Nov. 18 and must not .contain more
Schools Richey.
Land ami N4w Brnyrna. Mem.
8414-rial music hy the Sanford iruani'l in festivities in wh:>',i Wrrouoi In lit- I'aatfir
than, six words.
bars were asked to co-operate
■II students of the schrml par Mulijra'i Th- VI* III I— 11 •111•I -s i mr
O. D. PA III! E L I, PROP.
Choir.
•
frith tho Rod Cross In their Roll
The 8emlno!s County Sch<H<|.
( *4«iI-*, Th* InvUlhl- Hu«(4liiA
(formerly
Bargell’a
Liquor
Offering for expenses of As- ticipate, sml which draws hun.
Th-ff) ”
Call and alao In tha towing pro. received aavtral .awards at the
ilr—
la
nf
townspeople
because
"f
Htnre)
sneiatinn.
jact which la aponoored by the State Parent Teacher Association
’
Report
nf
th.Denartmenl
nf
lits
colorful
program.
MATIlK.lt AltCAIlE
Woman’* Club.
convention which was held
in
•SMIMIII IB1KNSI.T 41- (iOlt
With the Right R*v. John II
Missions Slid Syslemnllc Giv,
Th* noxt mooting will he held Tampa on Wednesday and Thur*.
I., II R l c l i « r i l « u i i . I ' s i l n r
Wing,
Bishop
o
f
Kouth
Flor
dn
Ing.
Mrs.
John
I*.
Jockinscn.
In th* form o f a covered dish day o f this week. It wn* an.
2'.l|, Hirer | nl Klin
ms the prrslilent of th. ImuimI of Hilltsl nv Ha*Him*I I .Ct A 'f
81 Petersburg
supnor and all mambera and nouneed this morning by Mrs. II
ii'snsgrrs, others un the hoard HiiM<Uy Murnlng Wor»HI|>. li st A
Missionary
Address.
R.-v.
Rowtheir hatband* or lacorti ar* In. W. Rucker, president of
th*Include: th* Very Rev. Melville
Isnd Cross r f China.
vttad ta attend. Vlsttlng members Seminal* County Council, P. T
I*. M
K. Johnson, Dean o f ths Epis (*hrl»t Anil>MgH4i|f>rg 7
Wednesday Morning Session
of th* Eastern Star ara cord*-1 A., who was also a represents,
copal
Cathedral; tha Rev. Martin
ly Invited ta ba guests at th* live from th* Sanford Grammar p-nn lim n , nnd Prayer by ths
J. Hram of Sanford; the Bev.
moating.
Mnderator
School
Business Session nf eaeh As- E. C. Hlmkins of Naw Smyrna:
Tb# Florida P. T. A. awards
Mrs. T. E. Emery and Ii. W.
so-ls'i.m and lolnt act'on.
for membership wont tc> the
m
and
ChrisMs^ Caldwell of Winter Park;
Hemlnol* High School, the Jun. 0'46 Congregsrinnsl
Mr. and Mr*. Rudolph WunMission r f West Tamhn. Rev Mrs. G. H. Edward*, Harry M.
ior High School, tb* Lyrman IDgh
Vnor his, Morgan W. Price, Mrs. rlerlivk anti ilaughter. Bvity Jane,
Schral of Lsngwood. the Wilson f* Veto A. Vroesla. pastor.
Parker Enwright, Mrs. E. W. have returned to thol,- homo in
lO-’ S Gro"n )G'et'egs.
Mra. Carl Lnndgrtn enter School o f Ptola, Genova, luke
Men. Mr. J. W. 7 I*. Tori Kissam, W. H. R. Cadrnsn, Mrs. Chicago after visitluf ralativrs.
tained . with a anrpriae birthday Mary and Oseoola Schools.
Loius Orr, and ' “Warren Zeuch
Mr*. Leu* Dru. i ha* returned
W ffM
Th# PloHda p. T. A. bulletin
party at bar home on Holly
to her hoinu In Fnlkstnn. Gu.
Women, Mm . * Hoy B. Guild, of Orlando.
Avonn* on Tuesday afternoon award* wot* proaontod to th#
Mrs.
Louis
Massey
I*,
princi
Mrs. J. B. W.’dtiT ->n*:
p,
Park.
honor!** little P i try Harris on Genova 8cboo| and tb* Sanford U Wln**r
-no go««»int#n4l*nt's )!# •**-• pal of the school, and head of John, of MUml, am spepiling the
West
Sid*
Primary.
bop fifth birthday.
Fall with Mra. Wattar'a parents,
Rev. William T Scott. D. D th* faculty of 10 inatructor*.
Th# Ibnma of too convention
Gam** war* played throughout
Th, nursery school and kin Mr. and Mrs. Giles, while Mr.
||:10
Closlnv
Addrcs*
by
Rev.
waa
"Florida
Problems
In
Com.
tha afternoon an the lawn aftor
dergarten, for both boys and Walter receive* treatmsnt at the
P"Wl»e4 Cross.
which tji* guests assembled in inanity Living" and tb* highlight
girls, opened on Sopt. IS; while Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
tha d fating ream where refresh, o f tb* maoting wa* an eddrssi 11:00 Adjournment.
Talmadgt Metis has returned
the grasls school opened on Sept
manta af birthday cake and let which won given by Governor
tn his home In Waycrosa, after
24.
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Mr*. Holland.
visiting ralatlvos at Monro* Cor
H*adggarter* of tb* aonven____ ■
_
_ ■ by Mra. J.
ner.
tlon waa tbs HilUborogb Hotel
Hitch
Toby Hwagparty la apomling a
f V Your life in*
anil
thru*
from
Seminal*
County
Tboaa faivitad la ba with the
few days at horn* after bring
attending
ia
addition
to
Mr*.
lurance pays* dividend!,'why
boneresr were Batty J»ns Ernest.
In New York.
Alisa Campbell.' Jaakl* Karris. Ratkar Included Mrs. W. Stumne, . On* of the outstanding avanU
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Haas not your fire insurance? Il can
KINOWOOD. W, Ve, Nov. 5 - attended
Dads Ja*a Brntth, Clark Kelly <tf th* Lab* Monro# School. Mis* of ' the seaaon will bo the Ar.
tha Atlantic Coast Line
Davotbv Sanford of Ike Seminole
—UP)— W. W. Lyons wasn't a, Men’s banquat at Orlando Satur and should. CENTRAL fir* In*
High School Iff*. Raymond Ball aiiotko Day Dane* which will passenger In th* army piano day evening.
*
—
. , , 4 ha bald In tho Armory on Tuoa. that trashed hart
lurance pays dividends to mom
the
other
Georg* Ball who (ravels with
dag erasing from 10:00 o'clock day; In fact wasn’ t tvtn near
nntil 1:00 o'clock featuring Ed. th* scan* of tha crackup. But Rlngland Brew, circus ia at home than 100,000 property owner*,'
dlo 8tephri,.n;i a » 4 - h i . 'f W M s b* waa listed aa n casualty. Ly. for th* winter season.
thus rnducijM the net cost of
Jimmy Musa has returned
Rhythm King*, who will fusU h •na waa shaving.whan ha haard
thnir
insurance. It's simp!* on
from
Lak*
Helen
and
la
with
music far dancing.
■:
th* plan*
droning
overhead.
Tha dance, climaxing tha A r. Then suddenly thn pinna tmooptd hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos ABC, and w all bn |Iad to
utatiea Day actWItlaa and (pen. with n roar over th* Lyon*' ten- H u m .
Guy 8 U ffo rd ' ha* returned plain how you, too, can
■•rad by the American Legion idawo and Lynnn ’ hutfautlvalr
from n buslnoaa trig to Ksy
and Uw Auxiliary, will also fas.
tnonny with nnmplsts proto#
WHC------------ — :-----r r - '
*Social Calendar
Harper, Rote Court, Mrs. 8. A.
Edenfield, ro-hostes*.
Circle Vivo, with Mr*. W. D.
Gardiner, 412 Matnolla Avenue.
Circle Six. with Mr*. H. E.
Turner, 110 We»t Seventeenth
Street, with Mr*. O. a Roller
ns eo.hottest.
The Women’s Auxiliary o f tho
Episcopal Church will meet at
tho Pariah House at 3:30 P. M.
Tha regular monthly business
and program meeting or B t Women’s Society of Christian Ser
vice of the
Methodist Church
will to held at the (hutch * 13 :0 0
P. M., preceded by tho board
meeting at 2:30 o'clock.
Tho Junior Auxiliary of tho
American Legion will meet in
the Legion Hut at 3:30 P. M.
TUESDAY
A joint session of the East
Coast and West Central Associatiom of Congregational Chris
tian Churches wlU t>o held a*, the
Sanford Congregational Church
for two days, Nov. 11-12, with
lA V '-W y Guild
a*
Moderator.
At S:0t> P. M. Tuesday there
wiU be a Fellowship Supper at
the Veldes Hotel with Dr. John
Jocklnton of St. Petersburg es
toastmaster.
WEDNESDAY
The board meeting
of
the
Sanford Garden Club will be held
at thn home of Mrs. J. U. Col.
clough at 10:00 A. M.
,
THURSDAY
The ladies of the Congrega
tional Church will meet at tha
Parish House at 3:00 o’clock for
a business session in preparation
for the annual baxatr. Mrs. MseMllllan and Mrs. Collins serving
as hostesses.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of tha
Presbyterian Church, directed by
Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, will sew
during the morning teaslon for
the Red Cross In th. Woman's
Club.
P e r sonals
Bills— Bills— Bills
Eastern Star Group
Will Present
Your Name
Arcade
Package Store
Membership
Given Local
LAKE MONROE
MI Patsy Harris
Honored On Birthday
is tor
DIVIDENDS
on your fire insuraneel
Orchestra Named
Close Shave Fpr
For Armistice Dance
Pilot, Bystander
» ,w s iir w .- i
- —
—
r
161 Apply For
9 Parole Jobs
lion njainst firn losses.
Lyona bad n cloo* thnvv.
CANADA TO RATION GAS
OTTAWA, Nov.
t — f>P>—
Munition* Minister C. D. How#
told thn Hons* o f Commons PrL
^Wn nr* working toward a
Dimeter oxnmlanIlM n m s n hold tnTallihagoon thlx
W IS E
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* PAGE FOUR
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"Oftr Wife*)
r
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PBPtjftAfl FOR WEBK OF NOV. 9th
Sunder, M -steB -^TH Jf BRIRK C A M * C- O. 0 ." w(th
Jam#* Cagney, Dette Dgria, Stoxrt Enrib, Bug— e Pall*Ua
' .£
V -a u - ' a L ^ - f ^ t s o a , "F fR E O R fM B -'*
Or son Welles" Citizen Kane
W itt Show A t R itz Theater
_______
and kfitro N*w* of Um Day.
B U a 'o .Our Wlfs,'* a John M- and
fUJll production ppifod 4jr pr*- aha
ifn r podlfntf* ai “ the moat ex- ter I
dtlac triahflc that ever made the
# v g tiy run In flrcle*"!
TTh«
j^ o y g U a , the “guy'
in the «ipl
caw, I* aecn a* a brilliant music- cu™
bp .who doesn't even know he (J*
i* 'Uie main prite ‘in a roman.
t
8 contest .between hi* co-stars, for.
| “•Hussey, abandoning her a j
trio sedate
and 'dignified t\l*
cn
character!—tions,
up- loci
peers as a coldly scientific younc his
wqpun whose . (ntrr*jt in ro- fins
mane* has Been practically hit .pit
.. S , until sh« fall* in lovet An Dr*
amateur in the fine art of man- Hui
hunt IDc. she pita her brains
J
a n io n . the m ar positivo allure- "3b
5f—W* too*i—r t e 'b r 't h # curvsei- and
CU* .Allas -Drew, paly to learn and
Wfch .udden and liartllng rapid* por
by it’s not a woman's brains port
Tuesday,
Don(las, Bath
Ilobbarf. Ate*
irsdajr—^HTIZEM KANE" wKh
Orson
Welles, Baddy » w » ^ ' * * ■ * • <>#»• gad th« Mercury
Flayers. Also * « £ * { Comedy Short, "MUUC IN THE l^OB.
pan
N ~ *Friday, 8otpr^y—r“71IE. BQbf OP D A yT CROCKETT’’
with Bill Blot*. I Ha Jfaradltb, p*b Taylor, Eddy WaJhl*-. and
' .. '
Don Curtis. Also El
BUT UNABLE*? -Cai
• ... „ ___sn a in v
JAMES CAONEY and Bette, Davla.bav# the tin* of their Uvea .In
the hit of their. 11»os “Tho IIride C—M C. 0. D." feature attrac “TBB BBlDB CAME C O. D.”
tion at tha Hits Thestor tomorrow and Monday. The legion of adJaawa Csynpy
ralrers of |he t*ro popular stare will ba amased at their sterling Sure Collins
Jo»n Winfield
Wot to Davl*
comedy perforntence.
Tommy Kbfean .... B U n f Brwi*
Luelua------------K. WtnTWd--Bbf—4
lUatte '
'
Allen Brice ---------- Jack Carson
Pcaweo *----- ---- Dairy* Tot>l*»
Pop Tolllrpr------- 'Ifh lty Dsvrn.
• port'
■ ,T * •** <
Sheriff bfrDeo .... W»Ham frnw.
Hinkle ________
)■» "Clthen
i arm—tad
triumph—<
f, ■
«te»« •
ho **—
lb * - * 0 U B
Wt r v
with M.teyx
EUaa P f» f . (**«te«-Cfbww * M W *
Jerutedy remedy, “ W M TW ARD H O -:
writ r ism
* 1
a
Herbert Carter
fort William AUsnd
Thompson ---Ceorgla Backus
Miss And#rson
— rn llp Van
Mr. Bawlsion
X*ndt
____ pus Schllllag
Haadwalter
Fortunlo Bonanove
kartlata ....
being the moat sens* tie— 1 filmrrrr made, a ptetnro of t w w o j i
dou* and evnrpowurtng
Tima U a (itlM wrote hJmyir
that -CltlMn Kane” io the-totto*
sensational protect of Um U. I t
CPtn U *
w h i t e s t wovW Industry.” .white -Ufa
tho Bits Xhwtor IMvA Wednesday ,utea
that "Or*—
White*,
awi (ftenfday. Neodteas to aay, breaks all Hallywood’a .'u b o oJ
t
S
a
n
*
5 S 5 : ,S ^ 0W
^ ‘*rl4tan,*B‘
J S
d
r . i %
.
*
u
^
?
5
F
»" VPPort of Orson W e ll- ars
l^ a n d hi. “ W
I]- * - .
the celluloid industry, To' k
MU Standard*, Introduces bold
WelWe' Mareury
innorations,
disrecards
sacred Citlsen Kane tails the story
traditions to, the extent that of a man with «• plasionat*
Latlter, -nailoustly base
been temperament, who craved.'powerf
frothing * 1st the mouth with Power over UT**> .“ f®*?.
praise.
loves, and who tried te' live a*
“A
revolutionary
s e r e a n a r°<l throuih tho poyrtw • hi*
achievement,7 aays the New fortune - T e
«!£
York Tribune. A superb produc- rapt, ruthless In p o r t r « « '» h »
tlon, one of the most Interntlng character, Charles Fwtte Ktete^
films'that baa aver conie out of coold never humble hi*—* arm
Hollywood. W e ll- shine* aa one before the beauty oTT tW -tw o
of the outstanding actors of tho women h# married. Tho. tevb jt*
screen." proclaimed the New one woman he e*st taldel the
York Daily.'N«wa.
other rtve him t-ok, hte . pwtt
The New York Times says I love when aha could l*o longerfervently, “ Far and away the #r toUrate Ita fUrea poaaadahmJ
o p » w ip e
Edwwrd Brophy
rlq ... Mehryn Douglas
Judge Bobter ____ Harry Ifelm u
la* BapdrUr-----Chlek Chandter
tnd Rapdrier -----Keith Ooorla*
re • .........Ruth Hussey
ten Drew
riea ColProfessor Drake
burn
Meflu" PU*t ... William Newell
KrehanV Pilot .... p* Wolf JTop. Tom D ra k e ----^ohn lluhbird
0r. Caaafll____ Harvey 8leph«n*
P»r i '
Hattie ----------- . Tb*re*n Harris
«rd fteporipr
f l^ m r A d jl**
THB SON O f DAVY CBPCKBJY
Dave Croekett r
Doris M-thews
Kane’s Father
Cannon!'ill
Pbannon
D«ryp>y
it film In, a. decade, "Cltiien Kane,” stari his own group of Mercury Players, will
li*r!neat Wednesday and Thursday dlract
,1It/will be ebown hare at no adyancu In
’More, Bigger Liquor
fU i StiUs Are Seized
Kenneth Mac
mmm
Richard Flak#
- Eddy Water
- Dow Curtla
Paul teufem
Edmund* p m
By STANLEY
a u x r a r tis i.'T s ;
ib
b k » sr.;-v.Si,
M * s aa W. JL Bebulla. Jr.| A
'-ALK5. MIH I
lopiiu iijcr* Jim is n u n . in
?H S
solal seven <1>. fset .n*>"tn •»
Ike Northwest coraer* hr aatd
souse and at the trun water
Slpe eatsrln# aatd house from
he Weel etde thereof. Thsnse
a the same direeUon eUUva ,
hum)re# refty-threelimjfee*
nor# er Use. altogether to the
East tlae of the aforesaid see- .
Ilea fesrteSa (IS) In Lake
^ rte a tP W . ^
-J
Lake Orlftita, allu*Md tw—
tweatyIPs
nine
hundred
etghiy-three
(IS**) feet South of the aforesaid Nertheaet eorner at the
afernaald South.e.t quarter af
■setten mavteen t i t ) . Theaee
Weet thirteen bondred twenty
feo* end n half Vest t lU « 1-1)
te n H *ll situated fourteen
hundred thlrtr-iao' flttllfe e t
■oath ef the Northweel corner
IBB SHT
trend*, but tho majority
I eases wrre In. the south.
,•101 seiiurv* Increased to
i DMl from >17 In 1040 and
re capacity from US to
bltens, but u m t i dropped
U M to 1*43.
ir#s for Individsul state*
ift^ lth
appear In "Our W ife," iparslteg ^phlatkaUd «o
bo lb. ^traction at th. 1o«) Rita next,Jbtedv.
THE OLD HOME TOWN
a 1M0 month, bdt there
ver arrest*.
Iff figures followed thp
Ida
----- ... D»D Taylor
King Caafteld _
Donald
Everett Bloano J«*se Gordon
Jamas W- Q ik fl — ■
_.. BID ElUett
30C8H T9
FOIE MBS |
B M w rrs.
U U N p r f/
feorts.n
hundred
Ihlstv-one
aait
a?vs
Coatalaln# twenlyalne
a, Oaorgta South Carolina,
’ stills captured in Septem941, were 3*t)vand In 1040
•Md.
Avirare’ csnacltlel
I. . Average'
capacities
eeVeelrtlhree
end
one-hnndredlha
W
‘itSmTSt 2s;
- Vf f l M TJTuh
thsnce North atone t
line It f#*rmare ar
paint which Is R II
m’n Rest frem thl
h.elnntng, thenss- »i
tew. «t min. W»*t
more or Jee* to tbs
heglnnlhg”
’
The said nrefetty. I
Ingather with all the
hsrediumenta and ai
ih.rstillo hetoaglag/;
!s^"h.nxm tf 5r..ift
*1491 to 004 gallon*,
it* decreased .front 800
U b '" * -
Hamid
. *p**lel.Master J
"fflrnr? fr?SRi.
ifed A t Stetson
b - Nov. 8.— Sydney
Itmler .at 8tct»on Umkro • Jenford, w u ; one
*•» ..Prtliam I
ttaxar.
■ ......
T la S /
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if L •
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4
�t
W~rr
Wg G a te
W EEK L Y , FO O TBALL
V i c t o r y 32-0
[VoMcal Park /
Will Keep Same
; Racing Officiate
Although
Nov. «.—
Tropical
recently Into new
and although, wtimi
l opens its -gates on Saturday,
>ec. 20. to mugurmte flbrtda's
811-48 reason of sport It will
n under hew management, there
rill be no change In the roster
>f raethg officials. This was
known here today hy the
Wbma
1810 T Home
Team
>
major racing plants. In Lafayette-Ruirei.
U department, however, theru Lehigh-Mnntenh,->krill bP one addition of note— I Lowell-A rm.1.1
’ rancls p. Duane, as assistant Maine- U»m.tom
racing secretary.
j Manhalun-llostnn ti
Dunne, a protege
of John Montclalr-Ne« llritsm
Banka (Jack) Campbell, long one! New Hampshire-Tun,
af the country’s outstanding of- Nbrtheaat-Spnncne|.t
flclsls—be now is radng aecre-1Norwlrh-Vermmu
taty oh all New York tratks, Penn Siaic-svr im...
and a stewani nt Hialeah Park Pltlaburgh-Fm.iii.il,.
— is without a doubt one of (ha!tPrtncetnn-l>irtii.....
moste popular
men in
In raci
racing's,
Renaaeiae. w „ , . - . 1
n
_
1840 1
GAINZSV.’LI.K.
N..v,
h. —
Score ( Special)— Florida
\\ PM
Couftt
Southern Coafereara ,
grid fans are huping that the
)
Davl.lson-Duke
1348
University
of Florida's sll.l’ulk
Cenrgelown U -Maryland
41-0 rouaiy freshman I ark fir Id ran
N Carolina St -V P I
DNP perfurni as well rlo«. |„ homo Richmond-North Carolina
14in 11
Ft- Petersburg— „n
Tuesday
night, Nov. II. as it hn> thus
Other O e n a
Cent re-Chattanooga
8-14 Inr this season
When the Baby Gators mes-t
‘ 7-1
Cltadel-Wotferd
Cu mherisrel-Carson Newman 8-28 the University uf Tampa frosh
K Ky St -ttanots Normal
20-0 In the Sun «hin,- City on Armis
Furman-Geo Washington
DNP tice Day night, it will mark the
best chance that
pull,
County
Glenvtlie T - Morris Harvey
20-38
fhnx have to *co "their b„ys,"
Hampilen-Ryitney Roanoke
DNP
(barley Field.
Bobby
Kroner,
Hlw sure-Mars HUI
0-13
and Jimmy Dyci. Bartow, sod
Louis Coll-Louis Tech
0-13
Junior Horsey, lakeland in ac
Mtssiuippt o>ll -Mereer
28-8
Tennessee- Howard
DNP tion this Fall.
The quaftet, which works ns
Tusculum-Emory Henry
0-13
s hock field unit irio-i
of
1 he
Union iKy I-Georgetow n
17-27
I time, has accounted l»r o,»-t of
Vxndrrbllt -Sewmne*
20-0
'the Baby Gator off.n-nn, auow.
AOCTHWERT
less in the game- thu far tbis
Southwestern CWaftrrace
' srisnn.
Horsey.
Fraticr.
ami
Uvrf
IUvL>r Texas
(M3
havo made all is |rotnt- in I ho
Rice- A rirsnsan
14-7
T e u s A. A M -R Methodise *18.7 xeary-r—HV-U v * . 3 t * . _ Viyojgia
ScwreTeam
D N P Augustana-Lahe Forest
Atm^- Albion
T-4 Baker
U -Kansas Wesley
7-13 Its LIwin-Wallace-Case
0-13 Ball State-Central Normal
D N P Capital-Marietta
DN P Ckrleton- Macal ester
Carbon.fsle-E IlllnoU Tr
0-14
0-18
I-U
i0-20
,77-1
g-4
DNP
' * -t »
7-8 Michigan Rtste-Punlue
«-ln
,oM
UmsnM.faftMmrtheta'iafroM tna
WVrk trtVMl d i i « of 1M4, want
- . i '- n i * L C f e u r e
TALLY,
"p o .,,
SA:
bath. to- school for • day, Just
gs '.thav did 57 yearn ago. it* ary
C. Williamson, who was teacher
• f tha school 57 years sgo.prt-.
fumhlee recovered ... 8
Individual Tardage
TALLAHASSEE
Half-Back Glass
Has Keeii Record
With Green Waved
NEW
ORLEANS.
Nor.
ft—
W|WM) ■Awashi#.-. 4t«h>.r»lau,.
tha Tulsno halfback, who has
scorsd in every came, ia Icsdinft
th« Wav# In yrouml gained rush. ;,
tnc.
has
thrown- touetnlowu
passes thrice in ala * p a r t , has f
3 been a runs Went paas receiver I
cn his. own now has become the
No. I punter fbr th e. Orrcnle*.
”
; right,
hslfhaek. was hurt earl; In the
v’anderbill ‘ game last 'I
Cess (ook orvr the punting
Mr. Glass, who' has been
...
J jr«t 'dJRrw, r t W M * . ; _ : ~ s
Ftr.1 downs,
firs t downs,
Tassaa (map
Passes at tea
-omplcti
Gotids — Beer
a tout!
Funtlnr—He
RE &BAR
. . • untry Jouri* hi Wvi *
• t\ 1ahern.Ti-ItT
f tin* \ir
I ho I if.I 1 ;**
11.1 T" lav
>ik
I'll Iharmonio
.0 lb. . ,„ - I'Im I Itrfr,
nil : its' V 1
< .,,t p
• U'^A'Ic
to v;»mi • llff
Hu 1 1
r- w
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tu i ;«vi. »„tt\
M.InlvH
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• M , , ,1 fl.f.llt.l.
.1
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mi 11.'« n ll,i\r • 1limit r
< in
1» . 1
*»:. Flint - IM\. A Th*
I.fading «cor**r »*• Il'irMux
lanky
lftsS-pomul
riirhf
ihi*
halfhurk,
1who made one tonehilown t*h,riin*»l
Miami. He ha-r tro****! Ihr w'oal
Hne on run* of !•». ihr»«’. ami
one yard*, and on itt.i long i»a*«#4 from Kraaier. ihr left halfh*fk of the eomhine
Frailer coun*e I oneo ,»k:ain«t
the Baby Jacket* on .» V* yard
run, anil ha« l» «l the team in
grouml gaining in ln»tli g nne*
He average«l In’tlpr than ♦••tfht
yard* p<’r try hi I *» trm k* at
the liar Saturday muM
Fullback l>yer. ........ IM,W' *
nn klcknfN »« i.hemunuml f**r
% l7&-poundei\ ha* In»oIim1 t\T>*
extra point* and tinned m ir^’d
line-plunging
T**»rk
in
game*.
aiarirnr lueirirh
I>i«*artlinir h. f wln. k* mil thi* ranp
*hi* hail lieen u*»ni; to
h.-»
furturnl afikli*. \farlenr Ihe-tncli
Y,,rT strictly fruionnu amt turn* »••»
the glamor Sh.-'* «hnwn in New
N.»rk vkcani.k» 4.»tn# „f |h,.
1
j
Veteran Producer
I? Re-Vitalizinu:
|
Chicago Theaters
\t lir.ti
l«n»li:.it % l'ruj{ram«
CHICAGO.
*'•
*
F'
O'
a modest new office 10 the 1.1 not
Opcrn House, lb,- vet, , » I'"*
d e rer John Golden 1- Irytov 1- to
ca st C h ica g o ">tt of it . nde a tb s x trlc s l rtc| -htld
GolrUtr oepned tbc office to .1,
vklitlcs between New York or, t
Chicago. Other tnamigcrs, lie fed*,
soon will Bod >> 10 their adv.io
tag* In follow soil
Move* to
give Chic if.t nioru of a nnndioi
CARRY HEAT
ANYWHERE
rlS T
1
"leet
•aunty o ffic e s to force them to ,r" " » .h**Tsgr dirt 1y,h“Nrw Y01 k '
i t lao the assessment on his pro*"rir *'
If • producti„n wrs n hit in Man
n rty hattan, ( hicago saw it either h v n
t -4 It will 1* hard for even Rlply
■to believe that, hut U Is true. second tomoanv or by thr ong
[ Flemming want* th* assessments Inal nftcr thr New York run hud
ended. Often in the case of hit
raised so the school district totes
seiil be inerrpsad, and he com musical productions, radio rrm-l,
plains that th. tax assessor Mss turn hod killed the score long lat ri ll V
fore the show m ched Chlrs.-n.
The only cnnipen<Mtion for s'icb
sworn
slatemscit,
Improve
ami Hurrlcan**. Tb* Miami tram
OFFIC F.RS
PKOM Dm )
a rituatinn was that CIi Unsoii' ■
is unbaaUa tad untied this sea. ments 15% l»s«, personal properly seldom were callrrl **pon t,» *,.<•
U \ SH IM ; |*||\,
.
. I*.
39
l-3’/i
leas.
ron and ia o «* of th* frw team*
l b* N ’% i«un..iiit , 1 y ,*,i.,\
JTel»hboi*s h«kkl*d and liked to port n poor blay. New York hod
In th* nation hch(lng nnblem. {
liirti j I Muriiii* • 1 p
iffii
combed out the rhaff.
ns who
-n o tins
tins I,
fclm w<' h lk# 7**ult that h#
hlx Ishrd r«ctrrd. K*ams,
••• pruiiiriU’.l 1 . th 1__
Drasslonally,
however.
tln-re b*»l
P
M
‘
at *15 pounds.
rr-s a discrepancy between Sew ••f •i»|*i 111*1 Aiuonir lb-- s 1 ie.Mi.it.
tackle anil
a hard man to *•*' P**** h" n,,
York and hf'icago tastes. “ Arsenic • ■
move out o f
and (lid lace,’* a m»Jor suites, in C
. One of America’s “lost tribes," New York, received only ,lul>o
average o f 85.
warm
treatment here when pr<t|te Red llones in Louisiana, arc
I'unt returned)!*
took
one, I mixture of French, Spanish serried Iry a r-econd con,pony
1 L:
returned It 13 paid*.
[nd American, and
apeak an
Rilimar treatment now
mid L
Kickoff returns— H* took two, ialntelllglble patois tnat U me it. then w ’ s accorded priMlnclion* f!
returned them SO yards for a
playing Chicago before going
25 yard average.
Chase
Chills
S K ! b1
.1, ' b Y V 'J U ," X
lly
esters m m
OS O f THE H.AY «
:v t€ A »c s p o r.v r
jy ,*: ? I. fr A*’J ,
Funrr.tl
llircrto i
•nr. r. 2nd SL
Pb. nr t.49
R A D IO N EW S
m T K ffi'
. 'you
s«t. 1— ,
WOUID
VB5ANDUPE
IT 5 G L F .' ^
VOU H A V eN f LIVED 'VOUrSE
M s a V o u N O / n r r r v -.,/
~ ar ~ > Tir - -i f i f -
Anderson'tJriffith
►he bfoiijht t r »>. r •hurt i .* it ...
Jui » » t. Nifty, eli?
d Of) t ..fit »i- .
ti I A |'l ft I* IS * »
.
ti .0 F. im 1 l ».i \ •\ i v\ 4
i\ i t n n
\\ ii . i 1...1.1Y
T tM 1% I'l
|“.lt t..| til
T h) 1 r lum 1 « i i u ' i
l) i, hi"*
lr«
m tn> S|n 11 4 R« pul 11 1
M I .*» O r n n i-• r» n in tv
Mt'ilii’ nl
He Sues T o Oct
\* n
* *10 K• \Itrijir | ami < ••n
His Taxes Raised
>* rS• hm « r Itr»N.t‘ 1
Ik- Ann-rii'.vu tlnuili • '.• nit \ 4*488 II.I I'a i.t l.
FH1N CITY Nov. i.-,S p e c l-l)
h, ri. fl„
:• ) i SjiDm .la. \ 1 !»| ^1
-J
r. Flemming of thu com-,l,,Tr w
m i:» 1.1 in ’ \ fru it nrunity in srnrth
Hillsborough years.
The unottMintiou* nffic»* np**n
county may not have bitten a Ing marked two important step- I ti '.o I tun \ »\ itn
III
3 kk
IM | It. \\ r.l I
d»g. but be Li "ntt*," all the Chicago, with
,1 niclro|"dttno I I III! I I .11 I \ I mt* < •
•8me. In fact, «v*n the hrniest|
1 . population of r.iHio.lli'O person* ,. __________
boiled managin'
editor
to have prcmuTcs ol ,,n|Mirl>iot
lave to admit that Flemming p) y«. Thu mi,kilo west's plav* I rur.l
Mi
A ■ gone the proverUal ring- writing talent U to have a bamlv , Bn,nr,„'i,
bitter enr b<-lter.
approach to thr* prod.rcing side of I nt* r .1,1 *
I Flemming
wants KLs taxes,
.
I Ill’s In I r III
T H R * * K'N HKUNION
stA w n ta
j
as-,
BBM r
*.f f'.»ngre*4 Con-
I
?
mm
t •r .Iordan
Carroll 1 Wta i-Wheaton
, 17-3*
Central Rtate-Springdeld
(MS
Central fUate-Orand Rapids DNP
COe-Knox
*-T
Concord-Fairmont
18-4
Dentson-Bethany
v
DNP
DePauw-Eartham
17 -4
Detroit Tech- Wisconsin Tr
DNP
Detroit-Maruuclte.
ia-0
Dubuque-Parsons
72-7
Elmhurst-Helilelberg'
DNP
Cast Adolphus-N Dak State DNP
Hanover-LnuisvIUe
DNP
llllnnt* We» -Bradley *
1 77-T
Kalamazoo-Hope
0-7
Kansas Stile-So Carolina
13-20
Kansas State Tr -Wichita
14-7
Kent State-John Carroll
DNP
Tech*A,
and tnr JfcTI wtn
Kenynn-Ashland
DNP
’ iTffr thr Miami llui*v llurrnan»*4
Lawrenrr-Hrlolt
13-70 Arisont-Flagstaff
81-0 |Sntvinliy nigh*, anti Ka lil. thu
Marshall-Mnrthcsd
. 13-4 Centrnary-Texaa Chrtallan
8-41 I iiuartur^ack. ha* uoMtnhuU'it find
Miami to I-Western Reserve 8-47 F Tesas St -Southwest Texas DNP |hl«»rking on
- ommik play*,
39-0
20-0 N Msx A A M -N Mexico
Mlltnn-Rnse Poly
o-sa Routtiwestern-McMurray
14-11
Milwaukee T -Lacrosse
0-28 Texa. Lutheran-Aden
0-70 Minnesnl a-Nebraska
13-7 West Texas-St Mary s
6-20 Mnunt llnion-Ohlo North
0-20
Rt*C14Y MOUNTAINS
IB-6 N Cent rat-James MllUkln
14-29
Mountain Stolen Big Arsen
14-0 North III -Stevens Pnt
DNP
0-38
12-r Northwest Ong -Wls Mines
7-14 Utah Rlate-Denver
0-20
-3H-7 Ohm Wesley-Ohlo U
0-0 Wyoming.Brigham Young
Other Gsmee
13-13 Otlerheln-TransytvanU
0-13
>2-28 Peni-Washburn
DNP Cod tdaho-Whltman
8-8
14-B Ihirdile- Michigan State
7-20 Montana Mlhee-Csrroll
0-7
11-14 Ktpnn-Grlnnell
m
D N P Montana St -No. Dakatai
DNP
14 O River Fall*-St John's
y * * * ntnks- Ih New York, Ke Is
St- l a wfpnrp-l'liirW -mkt
DNP Neva<}a-San Jose St
7-11
secretary to Campbell
fttlppery Rwk K.imi.
77 ■7 S IJak State-Mormngalde
Meretafy
Cam,
Trinl.ls.l-Colorado FVoeh
18-4
except gt Saratoga. While 1ha 8warthn,nre-r>ei iwnie
DNI* S Dakota Omaha
Wash Slate-ldaho
28-0
mdetntg 'at tha New York spa la t Temple- v lll.inoT.1
280 St Mary s-IVSalrs,
0-38 West Rtate-Maneheatrr
10-14
p r t ^ w i , Dtirm# fa busily err- Union IN Y i R«». hr«trr
0-40 Toledo* But ter
10-8 West Stale.Colorado Mints
O-lt
1 at raring
secretary
at Coast Guard Middlrhury
3.1-0 Wabash-Franklla
10-0
P
A
G
I1
C
COAST
rnla'a newest track. Holly- U»slnua-w*.hinKi»„i
------------------------------------------------D Wart
N P burg-Upper Iowa
14-18
Psclflc C-anst (k s flr e s N
and Inglcildc.
W. It J -Mu<klnt;<iiii
7-14 Wash 1 St L t- 111 Coll
DNP
0-40 Wayne-Vllchiasn Normal
f-T
t raring. It Is the Wesley an-Wlllliiin-,
18-7 Csllfornla-WasMngtnn
7-0
that when Campbell West Maryl.i n-l I n« klnsidi
6 13 Wliltewsler-PlattevUle
7-4 tiregon State-U C L A
7-31
<0 "fleets, Dunne will succeed him
Wdtrnte'rg-tkiwl Green tO I 14-0 H California-Stanford
ttK.ST
l raring secretary on the New
Wodster-Oba. tin
U-0
Other Otron
Wexlcro tonlcrcnce
MTk tracks. ‘ Dunne's
addition
Youngstown.-Akron
13-4 Canr Poly-Humboldt
12-11
.7-18
tn'the roll of Tropical Park of. minols-Imva
SOUTH
Central Waah-Pactflc Luther 0-18
North
western-India
nj
20-7
M a ^ i. la expeted to meet with
southess sera Cap Baas■ »»
Gonuga-C. Washington
. DNP
DNP
widespread approval.
That
he Ohio Rtatc-VVl«rnnxm
Auburn-Mlssisstppl-Btate
T-T Pomona-California Tech * * ' 33-4
wftl ‘ add 1uatr„ to
the festive
Big Hlx 4'nnfcrence
Flortda-Oeorgta
it -1 3 Santa liar ban-Calif Aggie* 18-4
sMs of Tropical Park’s activities Oklahoma-low a Slate
20-7 Gecrgla Tech-Kentucky
7-84 Rant* Rona-SaHnaa
4-0
goes without saytng, for he Is
Mlxxoori Vstlrv Conference
Louis Slate-Mississippi
8 -11 West W*«hington-8t Martin's 13-T
taring's most notable raetmetur, Bt. Louis-nkU A A M
8-14 Tutane-Atahama
4-13 Whiititr-Occldent
W
mia of tta most Jovial'exeNOTF. D N P mrans did not play each other in 1840.
fijU ra .
(C om D iln l bw CeatrsJ Press 4jis<i«t/«aJ
^
Tolunrr, «'s
Program
7 iki M-.riooi- II. rollons
7 HI **nn.|ny Morning Breakfast
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H irf, It,1- o,
|(i vrow
H III loion, r* * J -r Strings
prut I bo w -rld Today
'• l-> ....... 1 '*•• Organ I .oft
b* kn.»o I - -I II bio Better
•
t’arxvan
f fh. A t
1940 x Home
Other Utmrs
F IV B
11:30 Ibrncc Orcheslrx
12 »kI Press N'rw,
12 o'. Sign Off
AR-Poik County
Raby Gator Backs
Expected To Star
SCHEDULE
Score Team
DUTOWECTIONAI.
Boston College-Wake Forest
Clnclnnatf-Ckmegle Tech
Navy-Notre Dame
New Torh V -Mls—x.ri
Texaa Tech-Cretghton
^Vwt VtrglnU-Kansas
- -T a .3 t.g v tt
,
« . ..— L
. rito T v ?
PACE
Gsiwe* far Satu’rrbiy.’ N a v T a / m ^
rtsT
Albright-P M C
DNP
0-28
Alfegheny-Thlel
American Inti-Hari—lrk
DNP
Amherxt-Trinlty
0-8
Bloomsburg-E Stroudsburg F 0-12
Brooklyn
Ooll
-M
in
mate
DN
P
cwntr%.
P-8
In the strwsrds
stand
In Brown-Holy C hm
20-7
litHsta to tha abL A. J. Clear*, Bucknell-Gettyshrirg
Clarion Tr-Kiititmvn
Tr -Kutitown
itlltg the
Florida 8tala
DNP
the Tlbrlda
BUts CUrton
,
.wattoKtaf Commission, .01 be the
.
2, 0
Ji* teterkh 8sm C. Nuekols. and the ® ^ ,UnJ Tf Msn,nei.i
0 -7
* • “ • ardtwhile .
sportawrlUr.
Tom : Dmxel-Rusqu.hanna
DNP
XHthrp.
manaremeflt .l^ank-Marsh-l^hnnon
Valley
2t-o
», The
ine
new
management
------- .7 . ...
’
0-20
that thla lineup provides 2 rr*n Mt Jr •?,,rho'* Jr
27-8
trkek ....................................................................
with offlcfaU fully Drove City-Westminster
befbr* ha wks " " a 1' tv ftnM U i t -tpHanranl-Army
8-8
powtmrt •fafftfg
Ha verford-Hamilton
0-13
flf dwila thus thrift
Hnbart-ilufTslo
IB-7
i^rscldg secretaryN
0-31
(Bobl Shelley Hofst rs-Alfre.l
more will preside, as ho Ithaca Coll -Potnmar <ti
DNI’
137
done In Other years and at Johns Hnpklns-IIIne rti-ige
lO-Yuid tone for tlH I
a touchdown drhr*
lQt_3AMPQftP, FLOWDA
-X H B -S A flE ftB D
'i m s i i a u e i w s
uM a
fx&
itdJUm
PERFECTION
OIL HEATER
A gallon of kerosene
gives 10 to 12 hour* of M at.
$6.50 to $11.95
HILL
HARDW ARE
COM PANY
.'ll) I E A S T M U S T S T .
P A U L
R O B IN S O N
T O o E rfiA c s c T o n e 'ijO y E S c e N e s /
TC't ftiEM OorOM YOUid. HOY fVlSN CS
A tA kE THEM HE. ICUtddUiNEA PK3S.*,
TVJU46 VOU KNOW NOTHINQ A(O /T-
C -t-A N tM lC -V - *
Jf1
I suFTOSE.ro ^
VtCiTE AOOOO
OfliTUAf2 V NOTICE
lO HAVE TOOO
AVO N,
^
BUILDINO/ \||i ||||
a im p o f p a
THAT'S TMC TRUTH. 8MCKIH
' a ? m m i -i f d s
I t 6TUtH WITH CONVPV , rm u n u L cu riw tt
A® LOtG Ah COULD. OUT < •> I I'LL CO MAUD
rfl tyvn&eD ip r u . G b t o > V — w trn y o u /
MAH He GR
t
EM LET OLfTd
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Roosevelt Cahlneta
Franklin Roosevelt has had cabinet tr^ b W » v*r
since he became the President of the United s^ ,c* " "
March 4, 1933. During his terms as president. Rtwsevelt
has had almoat two complete cabinets—with Cordell Hull.
Frances Perkins, and Harold L. Ickea being the lone veter
ans In the present group.
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Woodrow H. Woodln was the first Secretary of Trea
sury, but resigned early during the first term of the pres
ident. Mr. Woodln died soon following his reilgnnlion. Ap
pointed to succeed him was Henry Morgenthau. Jr. Secre
tary Morgenthau haa made an outstanding record since
hl* "c M rB e ^ D e rn went In as Secretary of Wnr in 1933.
He died during the second Rooeevolt term and was sueceeded by Harry H. Woodring, Kansas politician. In 1940.
Woodring stepped down to enable bis "boss' to put llcnry
U Stlmson, a Republican, In this position. Socreury Stlmson hsd served as ex*Presldent Herbert Hoover's Secretary
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Daniel C. Rdper became Secrotary of Commerce wljen
^ 1*0X611 « u Inaugurated In 1933. but resigned !n 1939
ausoof 1U health. Rooaevelt chose his good friend and
Public Worka Admlnlitrator, Harry L. Hopkins, to relieve
/Mr. Roper. Mr. Hopklna himself realgned later owing to
•1U health. The next Secretary of Commerco waa Jesse H.
Jones, Federal Loan Admlnlatrator.
Vice-President Henry A. Wallace, first Roosevelt
' Secretary of Agriculture, lave up thla position in 1940 to
‘ become the Democratic vlce-presldentlal candidate. Claudo
1R. .Wlckard, virtually, an unknown nationally, was the
a«rtt,’ Fwlny stepped doWn W postnihster-Reneral ns
s i chairman trf ‘fit*1Democratic1Pgrty. Frank Wxlknr,
Farley assistant, was promoted to the postmasterrxl’a office.
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Hie post of attorndy-feneral has changed hands four
i with Homer 8. Cummings, Frank Murphy, Ilobart H.
ion and Francis Blddla being head of tne Justice Denent. Mr. Cummings returned to private practlea and
succeeded by Frank Murphy, former governor of
Igan, In early, 193?. Ex-Governor Murphy served un1940, when he wia choeen u xeabclnte Justice of the
>nme Court to lueceed the tote Piercn Butler. Robert
E. Jackson w m elevtted from the aoliclior-gunerars offico
to attorney-general.^ He xlao became tn tuvuclnte Justice
o f the Supreme Court in 1941, when he end Senator James
Byrnes of South Carolina became new members of the
[h court es Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone became
• f Justice end Associate Justice James G. McReynolda
ideted his reslrnstion. Jackson’s successor as solicitorterxl, Trends Biddle, received the samd promotion as
I predecessor when he became Roodsvdt's fourth ettorfrfftncral
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Cordell Hull, Frances Perkins, and Harold L. Ickea
re serve,1 along with President Roouvtk for the lest
yeen. Mr. Hull his gelned nations! nnpu.’t during bis
i es Secretary of State. Miss Parkins has been vioy criticised on several occasions, but hi* lasted through
New D u l sdmlnletretion. An efflden* Secretary of
rior has been Harold L. Ickea, who, like Miss Perkins,
been Intermittently “ undeMlrt.”
Generally epeeklng the Rooaevelt cabineu have‘ been
s representative of the nation end have worked effectojm w ova thelr raepecUve department. It U hoped
If further changes era made, the President will use
chooeing cabinet, officials.
SOUTH BIDE NEWS
tia w
f i t l y HaJ( i
"You will ibont when it hit*
y«o, /•* Indeed." Ye», Indeed, the
itudente of S. U. 8. really about.
ed when that ole achool aplrit
hit them at the Sanford-Ortando
football _ ims. There was a big
crowd which mads up a barrag*
of color.
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OUIDA DAVIS, wearing a
marron vest and matching hat;
exercised her lungs on the
school song. ANNETTE ABRAMS
wore a red eweeter and a neck,
lace mads of white plastic leaves
while she "gave out*' on that
peppy new song written by a
m v m w rsf ihv-OWr^CTtrb'
BILLY PIXLER dated VIIIOTNfA- TOOTEN for the game
snd aha really locked striking
tn-g-red Jerkin which contrasted
with her dark hair. JACK PIX.
LER waa also squiring a cute
girl to the gime.
MARTHA "SHORTY" PAGE
has a green suit with wide whito
stripes and K really look* cute
on her. PEGGY STEVENS’ col.
orful embroidered blritse and
red akirt Illustrated her origin,
allty In taste for clothes. LAI).
RELLE DUTTON goes in for
soft colors atich aa her baby blue
•wester and pink skirt whils
SHIRLEY ECHOLS rates a sec.
rnd glanee aa she wears a ein.
nsmon.brown ,klrt and plaid
jaekat.
JEAN CASWELL, a former
etude of Seminole High, eamo
over from Orlando to see the
game, wearing n fire-engine red
skirt and matching jacket. And
In looking around we find some
more “ used.to.be" students, whn
now have 0. II. S. as thslr si.
ma mater. Coming over to set
tha gams and thalr friends ton
were KATHERINE
NORRIS.
MARGARET MYERS and JAMES
SMITH, all looking very nice,
HELEN TAMM had a date with
nona other than BO ADAMS,
now of Weal Palm Beach.
One of our enthusiastic iooL
ere, BOB CRUMBLY, was wear,
ing a wall tailored green sport
coat and ■ tan shirt. Sitting in
back of 'him and hollering Just
as loud
waa
KATHERINE
CLARK In a green aleeveleae
sweater and baanle. MARJORIE
H0DCE8 was In full glory In
her red, white, and blue ensem.
hie while VIRGINIA WELSH
looked eerumptous In a dubonnet
velvet dresa with a gold clip on
each side nf tha square neekline.
WILHELMINA
NIBLACK
Choea a pink aktrt and cPfkad
Jacket for tha game and sitting
not far awijr wts TRANCES
DAOUE who was Wearing' th*
cutest blue hat. It mads her
look an mannish! Sneaking of
hate, JOYCE ADAIIS’ black on*
with the heart shaped brim
During the half we overheard
this remark—“ You
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nka tonight,
MaryH This eonv
llrnsnl was for MARY CRAW.
EY who waa sport1*’ * : '» grisn
and whit* pln-stripcJ suit and
gresn hat
111 bat BUDDY PROCTOR’S
favorite, color ta Musi Ha waa
wearing a blue shirt, blue trous
ers and a bluer slsevslaaa sweat,
ar. HARRY LEE, wearing a
groan sport shirt snd tan pants,
and DICK MERIWETHER
In
hlu* shirt and black pants, halpad
Buddy taka com* real action pic
tures of th* gam*.
WINIFRED
LOVELL,
k
eharmlpg senior, wore with her
black skirt a stop-light rad silk
shirt. BE8SIE ADKINS sis*
chose red snd black I She has
a red Jumper and a black waist.
ALMA HAMILTON waa on* of
many tf-tetaior* wearing n rad
B
proud of hta date. BHlRtJlf
CAMERON. And who wenUn't
b* If sh# wore a ten plaid sUrt
with a brown vtlvstean vaatWa notice that aEORGBSPEBB
and CHARLIE PARK have wind,
break Jacket* Just, alike! KEN.,
NY ECHOLS tall* us of hi*
targe wardrobe which tonskat* ef
his brother's cloths*. Anyway, b*
looked vary nice Ik hta awn
brown peats and a brother’ s
brawn cheeked root
EDGAR
BIGG ERR says that h* aeplad
hta ten coat and teal hlu* trous
er* directly from tha page* ef
Braelra.
PAUL MOORE waa ■povttaa
a tea cost aa h* wu
earn* with hta date.
BURN. BILLY BFp 3 I
th* memories of DU
way at Irad shirts,
nlftv looking kallM
black checked ana,
th* asxt mta- h a iia l
Your fashlaa roj
snooping around,, haa
that raa at ear «
f t ) .senior*. Earl «
Seminole High Orchestra Improved
Safety Patrol
Speech By Jensen A t Gainesville
Through Changes By Miss Sanford Asks Students
Conference Is Related By Kipp
To Obey Rides
brought down to two persona.
Dy ORIEN FARRELL
From «n organIsalon of hlryty*
flee member* Miaa Hmford haa
Improved tha effeetiyeneea of the
IItch School orrheatra by bringInc the number down to twentyflee young musicians.
Hare too much brass section
and not enough atrlngi the
orrheatra
rounded
practlralljr
liko a band, with only the tram*
peta and traanhnnea being heard.
Aa It la now nn« may lwten ta
the atrlng aectlon without having
to aqjinch and frown at the
blaring noise of the breseee.
From aa orgaalxatlon of thirty*
eight trombones Miss 8anford
cheeked els off., leaving only
tarn, which the bellerea le enooch
to hold down the Important slide
division. The two perrons picked
to do this work ere Ed Whits and
Herman Brumley.
Orien Farrell, David GateheI
and Billy Brumley were picked
Irom seven mueldkwvs to make op
the trumpet section.
An old Instrument but new in
the Seminole orchestra Is the
French horn. Emmets Herndon
and V> rlon Reborn take rmra al
thle section.
The reed section, being second
only to the strings In else, con
state of Hugh WheleheL LoU
Meriwether, Ann SUna, NoUIn
Trowlek. Ed Howey and Mary
Ann Wbelchal.
The drum section
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S. H. S. Ramblings
Dances Jiving here and there,
more dating than usual, the full
swing of football season and the
general bustle and bustle of our
time, makes Hu.Dun.lt a cou
ple of'Tlred snoop*. You have
n0 Idea the pace we have to go
to keep up with you “ etude*."
Seen datlnl—B. H. William*
and Hslsn Stafford—Dale Hof.
mann snd 8hlrl*y Cameron— Ma*
Ksy Truluck and
“ Plaaal*’*
Walls— Lota Caldwsll and Mask
Cleveland doubling with Mat
Wight and Bill Branan— Jbamy
Ridge, Ann Wiggins, and .Billy
Fleming tearing to. Orlando to
see Jean Caswell— Zona
Mat
thews with Arthur Backwttfls
than too we saw Nancy Dlghtoa
snd Harold Hall.
■ iFrom on* extras* to the oth*
•r — "Kink!*” 1.Wlggb**, Lois
LBIUWVII,
Caldwell. HMlUin.lCWiWhMarjorie, JoneiL Nancy Dlghton'and n ilf n f H a /alt
er sex ar* snarifMbg'tnlorlee ta
rotebi that girlish figur* r— of
rour»e, girls, we moat ha strsamilnad.
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“ Strlng-’sm-a-llne" Farrell lets
no gram grow under, his feet.
Hc rush** Valeri* Walla off. hpr
fast at th# Jr.a Dane*, prafse.
sea his affection far Mot Wight,
whisper* sweet nothingf'over thq
ttlephon* to Tens Cola (o f Bus,
ttal and so on— what a want I
What’s all th* naira! Sound*
Ilk* a stempad* I Look anti Ob—
lust half of tho Jr, gtrte la a
hurry to got down town for
lunch. They must ns* borrowed
Urn* to do It In a half hour.
Bwlsh, swish. Thar* goo* Kir.
by Fit* In hta nsw Plymouth
trying to Impress Marty Per
kin*. "W s’ra ln th* running loo"
welled Ray ,Fox and Ksnny-Echols, desperately trying ta out
shine said Plymouth. ,
Another vivacious lady of 8.
H. 8. has dsaldad ta aattl* dowq
for n rosa covorod cottage. At
least that dlsssraif aa th* think
finger left hand of Joy** Adam*
■asms ta mean kual****.
It la a woman’s privilege to
change her mind bat Leona Hu.
ward abuses tha netvllena. First
If* one, then another.-ItVa toee
They
who
Dale
bass
ar# Marjorie June Pordlck.
plays the trap drums and
* By Billy FIs lev
Hofmann, who plays the
To promote better aafety the
drum.
Safety Patrol la asking the stu
Rlill more horn section has dent to observe the following
Billy Chapman puffing away on rules:
(1) Wsik In the safety lines,
the big btr aa and Jim Michael
giving "nom pa jr a " on tha bari do not lay walk.
(2) The traffic
officer le
tone.
Taking (he very important task your friend, they him.
(3) Never step eat of s ear
of arcnmpamng the orchestra on
into tha street always gat out
the piano is , l)or'» ntxmisger, on the curb aide.
n wonderfully talented musician,
(4) Walk across tha street
who pl»o has the job o f being so wh*n the signal Is given.
cnmpani't for the Glee Club.
If rach student will obey these
Ijsst .hut far from least, is rules we will have better aafety
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the 'string section. Eight violins e* onr echoed W A t :
snd one bass fiddle, which Is plafrd
by Raymond Heel, who also plays
one of the violins on pieces that
do not require very bassvlnl
work. Othmi who n| ke up the
r-lring section
aro
Bernard
Beeler, Jack 8(1 okman; Herman
Middleton, Charles Smith, Viiy
ginia Chapman am) Bill Hartley.
With these memberr. Mist Banford la working to have the best
orchestra Hcminola High haa ever
lr«l. They Itwe begun already to
■how more life and wllHngnoia
to play and with the well balances!
group which she has ehosen we
believe that her hopea and In
spirations for a better orchestra
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Notes
fi“ rJSn a “ b "»*t Tuesday
b T / lIS
it'* end
end** the common
h#W *° nemo.
pn>OOUB
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For
cornflower le
celled the Cwnteure* and pro
nounced sen-Uw-ree a.
Other
flower* which w* art studying at
FvIwPr***n».i Uw# « *”
StUiee,
Forg.t-nm.noU,
Dr,nth“ ' tnd
ROBERT L IE SPARKMAN.
Thursday at 3tS0 P. M. the
Junior High News Crammer School Parent Teacher
Association met In the school au
ditorium. All of the members
By Geo. Spewcer
sang America" at the openlkg.
The first mectnlg of the Jun Mrs. Bert Chapman, Ml*. Irma
ior High P. T. A. waa held Plynt, and R. E. Kipp laid ■ dtaraa.
Tuesday, Nov, d a t-3:30 P. M.| slon on "Cooperation between the
in the school auditorium. The,
president, Mrs. B. B. Crumley
prvsiueo. T. W. Lawton gave
an Interesting talk concerning
the school budget. Miss Nlcksl’f ber* present. There ar* about 120
room won a dollar for having member* In the association at
the greatest number of parent! this time. Miss Campbell’s room ta
present Refreshments were serv approaching the 100 percent mark
ed at the close ef the meeting. In memberships. Sha M a received
By special arrangement with a library book for paastag the
the Curtis Publishing Company, 75 percent mark In mambanhips.
our school ta authorised to ac
BETTY BOSE HOOLEHAN.
cept new and renewal subscrip
Monday morning In ahapel, w*
tions to the four Curtis Publica had a recitation from throe fifth
tion*; an dtu a list of thirty gird# girls, Gladys Wtila, Cherry
other well-known msgatlnes.
Singletary, j n d
This year our school le spon Edcnflald. Th*»* girls a n
eisoring this activity because It prernlon pupils of Mra. Fleming
offers the •ashool and, p»o com end we eqjo^rsd that, rattetjona
munity several oeflnit* advan-
Any teacher who will be re
quired to go to eehoot next
summer auy have an exten.
lion of one year by attending
these <lames. The tultlen for
auditing the course is $10,
while tn* fee fer college credit
is fIB.
LYM AN
SCHOOL
' By Jehe Dyer
A Humane Chib of the third
and fourth grade* was organis
ed Friday afternoon. In an ef
fort to try te teach boys and
girie how to help and protect
animals under the guidance of
their teacher* Mrs. Flora B.
Willis end Mrs. Warran Jackson. Officers for the coming
year were elected aa follows i •
President, Nan Jackson; vicepresident, Eugene Pouncra; secretery-trararar,. Jama* Bonbon.
Th* fouth grad* students will
be entertained with a Hallowe'en
party Friday afternoon at tha
noma of Mrs. Warren Jackson
on Warren Avenue, Langwood.
Everyon* U to be draassd la
HaUowo'an coetoma sad ram**
for th* occasion hav* boon ar
ranged. Mr*. H. D. Ellis and
Mrs. Herald Jackson th* home
room mother* will assist Mr*.
Warren Jacksno In entertaining.
‘ Tha gtrin -hnv* started prac
ticing baakatbatl In Order to gat
In snap* for th* season. Twenty,
three gtrte tame rat for pren
tice tha first'day.
Mr. Hibbard Camlbervy • waa
so kind and’ gmeMw <ter-draate
tha Caaaalhtn y<sonm sdlr bora
for tha I2th .atada tteW e'en
“ r ™ . people of our school I shout “The Man without
community an* given an op try/’
Philip Nolan and no
portunity to purchase well-known
magasuM* at standard adver officers wer* triad for
amt KoVn waa found f
tised prices.
2. Tha activity each year pro waa asked If ho had anj
vides a dependable source of
Iks United
revtnue with which our school
may promote worthwhile sctlvit(||,
|
I.'Tha students rsceive valu
able training in organisation and
(mat Voek.
4. Tha students rscalva In
struction and practice In salaamnnihJp.
Your courtesy, consideration
and eo-op«rst!on will bo appro,
elstad In this project ,
Bobo Msro and Barbara Damr aach won a dollar- for **IL
the moat fubscriptlons tha
f lm day of the project.
Tha chapel program, on Nov.
4, opened with tha School Song,
than tha Bur Bpangtail Benner
was rang and the Flag Salute
given. Delores Lee, the announc
er, vend for tha scripture John
•t 1-14, after which th. Lord’s
Prayer was given by the sesenthty. Misa Whkldon led the
assembly In two songs. “God
Blass America," and “ America,
th* Beautiful." Mtaa Nlekal**
reosn gave a short skit snilUsd,
-Morlb. South. East, or Weet?
wocsrnlsg a hillbilly family dtecovering pis fact that a * North,
South, East fcnd West bound
trains wrald not tun that day.
Then Sunny Horten gava a todUltton. Rosemary Burdkk, and
BattF Mstthaws sang a song.
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cells with the
Humane n o i
Ity snd not b
derivative* an
fagated. I V
farmer know* that certain sail
condition* era nitsarary. tp un
due* certain crop*. The-vroaihey
ptoss an important part In ^
^ Tlm.nw rc|n<i0iiUu2.
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Freahmen-Junion
Win Diamond Ball
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Dr. Kntheryn Abby Hanna,
who was formerly bend of the
history department at the Fler.
Ida State College fer Women,
win teach a 12 week extension
course of LaUtuAaerican Hie.
tory-at the Baaferd Grammar
School. Mrs. Hanna, anther of"
the book, -Florida. Land ef
Change" will teach this course
which .1# open to the public
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Coarse Is Offered
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S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
M O N D A Y , ftO V E M D E H
10, 1941
Sanford Is T h e Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Illchwaj
And Water Transportation
Member Associated I’ rens
N I 'M HER
ears SopH^Nazis Fear Finland Peace,
Skeptical Of U. S. Labor
Stride
8 °pp
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Re-open Leningrad Action
P ea ce In P a cific
JRecommendations On u
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Captive Coal Mine H e a 11 h
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I^ondon
News
pects
Finns
Isolationist’s Kon For Britain
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W ar May Spread To
Rest ^ O f W o r l d
I f America Enters
Australia Minister
Predicts Long War
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H 4 x ° & r;.yrmyl Staff Moves
Schedule Of Armistice Day Parade San lhrgM ''a lif. A. F. iLInto Clinic
nu Tra«lc* I'ounril membra
a ffvnarml
And Program Is Announced By Field Ionoutnil tmlay I tnilrfrn
Announces
»« (O l. I)r. ( ’one
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Munitions Man Urges
Master Plan For
B ig P r o d u c t i o n
If
rre««
Declaring bluntly "We do
J not know whether the ef
forts of Jho United Staten to
Dreaerv Dcaco in the Pncific
will he miccemful/’ PrlmS
Minister Churchill to<lav tuttJBerted “ If the United State*
should become involved in
war. the British declaration
would follow within the
a
■all
hour."
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‘Th e war," Churrhill warned,
“ may toon spread to the remain
e d fourth of the globo.”
Australia was told officially
today to prepare for at least
m three more yrara of war, POnU.
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This came from J. M. Mahin,
Navy And munitions rotnUlcr, In
u r g in g * long-term master plan
to tupjiy material and Industrial
_ man power for
munition* pro& dqrt'oua.
Food BritUh warship*
i merging Italian
^Mediterranean «
■ps-a
wiped tl
A Italian eecer
^ and cask
■ L an■ Italian dt»troy*r
eithout suffering a acraUh,
‘ it tho
admiralty announced last night
It was the biggest lot of Ita
lian ships eunk by the British
Mediterranean fleet sine* Prv“9 mler Bealto Mussolini declared
war, and the destroyer Was the
-------- 15th lb be sunk' 'o f the 41 In
tha Italian fleet at the etart of
hostilities.
Demonstrating anew It* ma*.
A tery o f the Mediterranean, the
British fleet blsited • to
the
bottom nine of the 10 supply
ships In the two eonvny* and
left the other a biasing hulk re
garded aa a total lota, it wan
_ claimed.
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In addition to the Italian de•troyer *unk. at least one other
was damaged badly and one was
aoan In' low later, the admiral
ty reported In railing the feat
» “ brilliant exploit."
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Reliable eitimatee are that In
addition to thy sinkings an
nounced today, BritUh airplane*
and submarines hats sunk 45
Asia ship*, and “ probably hava
■oak I I others In tho Mediler.
A ran*an aiaeo August, .
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Aa in the sinking o f
tho
Oorman battleship Blxruartk. an
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American-made scouting plana
,
spotted tho nuarry and directed
tha British warships to tho ran.
desyous. It was a Martin-me.
• dluro bomber known to the Brit.
. Uh aa a “ Maryland."
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• VeteranA.C.L
Engineer, Dies
Thomas John
Bdgmr Walk,
A veteran railroad man, died Sat
urday at a local hospital fol
lowing a abort Utnoaa aad funeral
aorrkas wart conducted at tho
ErWkaaa • Funeral homo at 1:00
a c ie a k tk ii afternoon with J.
a lt . Barms of Orlando officiating.
•B urial was in tho Lake View
Mr. Welle had been a
V of Sanford-for U
roars,
- earn ham to .IMS. He en
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United State* Senator Claude
Pepper who will speak at the
Chamber o f Commerce dinner to
bo held tonight at the Hotel
Mayfair starting at 7:50 o’clock.
About 100 guest* art expected
to attend the dinner from IndL
i*oi k. Tucaday from 8:30 A. M.
cations o f tlckot tales and ro- with whistles and aerial bomba. I
to noon. Immunisation clinic for
_
•ervalion*. Senator Pepper will
babir* and infanta an«l
God Diets America- wiii bejWav ih Cleared For pro-«rhon!
sled be the principal speaker at tunig by the entire audience,
from 1:30 1*. M. to 5:00 P M
the Armistice Day celebration i* d by Charle* Morrison.
une real dlaeaaa clinic; WcdnraNeutrality Revision «l»y
sthtduled tomorrow.
from H:30 I'- M. to noon,
Rev. W. P. Brooks will deliver
prenatal and maternal clinic and
the Invocation, followed
by
a
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 - J X
welcome address by Nrd Smith,The House Kale- (!ommlIteo from 1:30 I* M. to 5:00, •,w*||senior vke-commander ot the cleared the Wtv teday for finn’i h;ihy ami |M>atnatal clinic; Thur*.
Peat, Mr.
Field
liouse action -Thursday rn th* •Jdav from 8:30 A. M. to noon,
Wlnnsta In thetgonta*t o f • !!# * » sweeping revi«k>n of Itw Neutrnl •iffca routine and from I :f)0 I*.
ln the parade will t# annoui,r«-i |jtv Art to permit the govern, M to 5:00 I*. M. Bchool work;
by Judge R. W. Ware an<l Mr. • ment to arm Amerknn mereh.inl all day Friday will b* taken up
FMld will lntrodgce the d.dln- «hip, lm | to send them into l.el- with "chtnd work whil* an Sat
unlay morning thr achaduli* will
(CMlIsoeC4 Os rase nevea.i
I |l(r(.r,.nt |K.rts.
follow office nujtinr and ataff
Rep.
Coa
(D —ft*. 1 of the
Rule- Committee assorted the n.x. ronfcrrnrr whil*. from .Saturday
Maltbie. W e l c o m e d
lion i» being led'to the aliughh'r. noon Until Monday at H:30 A
M.t thr office* ami clinic wil!
heu.-e."
Z
.... ....... ...............
Armistice Talk's
Back -A fte r Sum
mer In B u f f a l o
A Eulogy on Armistice Day
by A, B. Peterson, and short
talks on the work of the Amer.
ken Legion by Conlmander Joel
Field and Vice Commander Ned
Smith, comprised the program of
the Rotary Club today which was
arranged by Gordon Britton In
obaerranc* o f Armistice Day.
B. A. Maltbie e f Altamonte
Springs, after a summer spent
at his summer home In Buffa.
lo, N. Y., was welcomed back
to the club by President R. W.
RuprechL J. C. Chase o f Win
ter Park was also Introduced aa
a visiting Rotaria*.
Naval plane* from the Jack,
sonvitle air bay* will fly over
Sanford tomorrow as part of tbs
Armistice Day celebration, Mr.
Field announced, explaining that
the planes wer* secured through
O p t. Mason of the Jacksonville
bate upon learning that they
wars alto tn fly ever Patalka
aad Gainesville.
Mr. Field explained why col
ored veterans do not march in
the Armistice Day parades, re
vealing that the decision in the
matter was taken by the colored
veterans themselves In order tn
avoid any
p seaIbis
misunder
standing aad confusion.
Revealing that
women
are
soma times activa members of
the Legion, Mr. Field
stated
that the local pant is proud e f
the active membership e f Mrs.
L. I. Frailer bice use o f bar war
aa a nurse during the last
war. Men who taught in the
jalea, Mr.
Field added, are gel eligible to
membership la tha Laden, hut
i i rseaa who fought la the Amer.
lean armies are, even though
ther may no* he citbess e f the
II r HaJ fltetne
iLerman Reserves
Move On Moscow
iib v i
---------Istruction tlmpite * N»vy dec lairSchedule For Ex
The entire program
of
the mtinn it wnuWimport outitda
Armistic, Day crlcbratlon
hte labor to continue wrrk on p i*,
a m i n i n g Patients
been complete.! by .hose in charge J "< " '« " • '» *
. *
with the parade .tart.ng atl*:30
The -trike I*
.n support of a
Mr Man Ton*, tlirvctor of tho
A. M. and the -eries of erenU Hem»nd fnr II
« day wage laPr nnno U* County Health
Unit,
ending with
the
boat
racee
In \V»«hingl»n, Defense
Me annotincrd today that th** offi.
sponsored ty the Merchant* As
sociation.
I diation Ilnur I officials indicat f‘” e ami clinic* are completed aa
Tho mute of thr parade hae ed the hoard'- final recommend^ f*r na construction nml n|uip*
planned starting on East tions on the issue • f a union
j First Street, between
............the
— ------.
Hotel ,hoP. for
worker- in the nirnt art* ror.rrrnr.l and that tho
mim'd
of
efvgpj citizen* of Sanford arr invited
Mayfair and Sanford
Artnue. *»P ,ivr
tomorrow. tn mapcsTt O*- quartrr* which
west to Magnolia Avenue, south; ? •■»«, » '
on Magnolia Avenue to Sixth tf
! '
'"**>
.
.
j ar»* loentr«l ut tho rornrr of Oak
Street West l »
Dark
Avenue
Tre.,d.nl Roosevelt
face. A
and rom m «m al Avi-nura.
and north on Park Avenu. to P7 ' ibl" *h*
» ''* . wt*!‘
According to thi* tlirn lor, two
thf* band *hrll
i wl™ orm»nuti*il labor on the In.
in the nation’s clinua will tm ratalliahi’d in out
Activitir.1 at Ihr
kind nhell Bin* of
lying towru. on,, branch will bo
111 btfin at lOtf) o'clock with rprawlintf defense industry.
It may come over the demand I'H-atnl in Ovirdo and another
A concert by the Seminole lliirh
in either Altamonte Spring* oi<
School Band, the Winter
,,,rk ' r t n t , V \ in u- w
r ,
Long wood
Bend end the Son. of th,. Ugion f / "
»'«■• ■'l ' n" W -rker. for
Thr office* will h«* open from
Drum ami Bugle Corps. Com-1 r," " r'1 -h o ,.-.,... in which on
H to A M until noon and from
mender Joel tield. in charge of ,' nl,’1
n member- « n w o rk -in
the program, -aid today
,
kdu-trv . r.ptiee
cogl I
I* M until r»:0U IV M. rach 1
work-day and the* utzff tnemBefore th. -,w»ker of th, day. n" " , *| .Th-,
Senator Clau.'. I'epper. is
cip't.trd .< f»"r-d,.y -tr.ke a fort. Urw have arranged n arhrdul*
whifh will bci
followed
every i
.
aentr.1, one m.nut, of silence'"j«h•
'*
»*!«> " ■ « »
day which pronpoi live patient* I
1n K *
Will be Observed m memory o t »«
'* , ‘0n
L ,
thcuo who ir»v*» tiinr live* for ,
,
, ^
.
. , .
,, ## "-houlil try to keep ,n mind''.| »rrvtce n- in.l
life <1,rector explnine.1
j (le ft,. '.'I.v ■■
their country during th. B n *
Tho Achodul,. will follow thia * ciallat part\
Wnrld Wsr. Mr F.e.d s ,,U,ned.
f t * e X m M lo S ^ f
Jnn
Monday
fr«»m
^
M.
Following Ih. mmute of nb |hp
„,r „ fnt ,h.
to noon, office routine ami from ugaretti- f •JfnC(' ^*P*
. E J* and dlatlon hoard does not recom- I Ut IV M. to 5:00 P M . achool York hrudipi
TO S P E A K
»
Local Ministers
Adopt Resolution
Honoring Bram'
(tuallNNail
A resolution regretting
Hie I
resignation of the Rev. Marlin1
J. Rram who la leaving his par.
Ish her* to beconfk rector of St.
Andrew’* Church In Tampa, waal
adopted by tha Sanford Mini-,
terial Association at it* la-l j
meeting.
Th* ministers o f 8anfonl who
are members of this group ex
pressed their regret In tho re-rg.
nation of the Rev. Bram a* sec.
rvtary o f th* association, a* well
as from active member-hip In
other organisations of this City
and described him aa a “scholar
of first rank, n splendid preacher,
and n Christian gentleman."
Th* preachers af th* varlou,
congregation* said, “ W*
shall
miss him and hla charming wif.who la an ideal help-mate en all
of hla work, but w* bid him
CosLapeed."
............ v * * ■
■
Cold And Snow
D ip
jg p to
South
Socw daaw did on a vast mid*
rest area yaatarday while froaty
weather dipped deep into the
[South.
Moving slowly eastward, th*
snowfall tarty In the day stretchled fa ta MtaoespoUa to Buffalo
__________ _
Naahvllle,
Ttnn. it was lean than en inch
at MuhvtBe but Louisville
— .
Columbus,
n n w t ■tcb., three,
-^
^ - Ui.
reached
with a
Chattanooga,
■*4 50. Nsw
mn
!*■«• T ltrffl
-PROCLAMATION
W HEREAS con ,1it ion < in the world today hive itrrrs-i.
tated an unprecedented peacetime extension „ t our Ar.ny,
Navy, Marine C’orpx, Coast Guard; and
W HEREAS our national civilian defense program noce,sitatr* a strengthening of all thi—e service* essential to
the public health and welfare; and
W H EREAS no section of tha United State* is free from
the threat of natural catastrophe or disaster, such a* flood,
hurricane, tornado, drought, earthquake, fire, explosion, epi.
demk; and
WHEREAS the international situation *t!U continues to
cause Intense distress among Innocent victiQV), making es
sential American aid to suffering humanity abroad; and
WHEREAS* the American Red Cross is- the only or.
ganitatlon in our land equipped and ready, tint, to assist,
advise and otherwise atrve tha men o f our armed turret
and their lovtd ones at home; aecond, to carry on In our own
and every other community such Indispcnsablo welfare nr«grams aa Red Cross Public Health Nursing, Instruction :n
Home Nursing, Flrat Aid, Water Safety and alt kinds of
Accident Prevention, and through th* Junior Red Cross in
th* schools, to act a* the medium for servlc, by our yiung
people; third, to render protection nod relief In case o f tho
afore-meatloned disasters, and fourth to undertake th* ad-mlalatnUon ef American aid to stricken non-combatants and
refugee* abroad;
THEREFORE, I, W. C. Hill, Mayor of Sanford, pioclaim
tha parted o f the 1941 American Red Cruse Annual Roll
Call, from Nov. i i to Nov. 30, a tlma during which Ih* ;ublie spirited people o f this community, both mnn and women,
boys and girls, should make every effort to support and
strengthen the Red Cross by enrolling through our local
chapter M members o f the Red Cross, or by renewing their
memberships In It; end 1 further pntaUim that It la Ih tense
e f all of ua who are residents nf C*aford that our mtraber.
ship enrollment In the Red Crane must be larger than ever
this year, to order to enable this g s a t national organisation
e f ours to meet whaiavtr demand* may be made upon It.
Two Murines Wfll'Aapist Legion
Anxiliary In Armistice Parade
Says (Jernian
Source Ex
Answer O f
In Few Days
B r i t i s h Continue
Raids Hv Bombing
Hamburg ,'lrd Time
n • S M e ria lfZ
ilie (Irrm.inri.
;nnum*nilv
r n n r e r n n l w ith th e tu w sild U
i l v th a t F in la n d w ill mnkt* n
jK 'im ra fr
iHutit*.
re on e n oil
m a ju r a rt inn In dav on th e
L e n in g ra d frn itt.
and
antio tiiU 'id ( h r r a id tin* o f th o
in iiN irta n t iiin c tin n n f 'F ik h vin . 1(H) m ilr s ,**outliras! o f
IvzMiingrad m tlm l. r n in g r a d -
Mo.H’ow
i oiumiiiUi.tt ioim
nri'Ai
and a po-h norlhoas; over tho
Karelian approaches The strategy
was apparently to enfold Len
ingrad from two ihreetion*.
London -.ii-l :i M N II dis
Id
:«• -tmlrnta bring equipped for eventual patch asM'rteJ tli.it the Finnish
reply to the I
S pioponal of
• i« h i lhr Middle Ka*l n l!wm Thorn**
^epa rate
pence
was
expected
it \oi man Thomiiw. inolationiwt and So. within a few d.tyv On the Miuth.
Hiomaa i'* rr« t-iving ii light for lit* ern front and tieimun-Uuirtanlan
iidgingtoo. i f l *i tic in nut», ut
the
New troops thundered ;»t llo* Russian
naval ha*e " f SevnstiqMd. The
A m«-i nun Field Servicr
(iernuins announced a large.undo
Mi'i in1 offensive oil
Sevi»slo|M»l
anil K«*ri*h and a widening
of
the breach between
the
twi*
Crimean |»ott- A London source
-aid the Axis powers were un
able to pierce Sevastopol
dei
fvnses.
The Moscow
front
appeared
the
Moscow
I The program for thr rogular italic vtoday, hut
radio *aid
(in man
reserves >
Fall Hireling o f tho State Board
nioving up f#»r -w jpew
of .MuiiagMinrnt of tho Daught«r.a fcnsivr, and foreiesf “**8 fr-*
of • thr
American
Revolution ncwal of the central fmnt drive
uhuh will take
t.ikr place in .Sanfnnl nml added "our troop?* me i«%
•
#
#
whuli
aA
r
mKi
i
PP
ll'flV
I* Mint I I with headquarter* dy **
a iiu n ilic
|ht \\^<m}r Hotel ^a* an
The H A F continued attacks
d thus morning by Mrs F in (icnmtny, occupied temtory,
I
\ 11 o ffli’t’ta ,il till' Four! ||oii«t
Hamburg which w it
I
Koiinnllat, general cliainnun! ehirfly th
lii I City II. til will cloae toiiinr on ii'aiigementa for the -siallio homhi'd for the third time in .«
| to w
hi
<>|)*i<rviint'i' of A rilll»»I is * l l u m o .n chapter which will act row. London authorities declared
l May, ih ro.«qii*mtitin
with tin* ,i« hostess to the visiting mem- the British Navy wiped out two
I tn l ■*
Axis Mediterranean convoy* of
f progmiii nim ngrd by (be I'aninriir fir . l entei tainineiit pl.irv ten supply ships and one destroy
• bt’ll.l.owning l*o«t o f thi**.\m«’r
lo d fo» the U iin l nienda rs |* 4 er.
ih an Legion and I hr ( ’ hnnibrr of te;« which will la* given Thurwduy
Adolf Hitler drrw on Ilif Her
reserve
atienglh
j i otttiiicrrr.
aft* moon ill LUO oYlock in honor man army’s
mighty
push
T h r o f f ir«* o f
rhe
S jflf o id ••f Mis. It. S- Absfrnethy, atate yesterday for a
viaiting I laughters against Leningrad, and Russian
Herald will be cloned nil d-T\ lo. tvgeiit. All
morrow i«nd no pnjirr will be of ihr American Revolution and quartcrj ill lautiJon declared that
foiim r niembrra o f the ballot in this way the Nazis hoped to
(iilblt'difd
score a major success from Fin
Not lid’ haa been received that H ull-on t hapter have been inthe I'o d O ffice will nhaerve th" v ite«l to attend the tea. Ilosteaa* nish positions liefor Finland re
plies
to the I ' uilid Sintra* de
; holiday and though all window* »’s will Iw Mra. \V. L Henley,
II
I U ),
Mra
II
J mand (hut it quit tho war.
will |»e closed anil tin city i»t Mr- I
Russian dispatches
*uid
tho
rural deliver!?*
will
hr made. I l.cluiiaii, Mrs. F. I* Woodruff
tier mans were also massing a
1qieeiul thdivery and peridintde 'an.| Mrs. F. K- Roumillut.
Mt-s
(iertrm le
Belle
Kipp- host of fresh troop* liefore Mos
matter will hr hitnillrd a*
oil
a knockout drive.
ithrr day*. .Mail will hr di«. Ma>toiia Beach, prvsiilvnt •>( thv |cow, fur
|h„ nrth.-r>. Itus.mn
patched from the office a* umiu I .state Society of the National ■
single German battle iquadron
and collection*
will
hr
made Sisiety t'hildren of the American
from
designated
street
letter Revolution* is holding
holdinir a board reporteil it hail aninihcd a stra
tegic
Russian railway linn into
that
uriranitation
boxes between the hours of I 10 Hireling of
o ' i lock
nml 3:30 o'clock in the hric Ihuiaday evening in con. lolig.tinur uselessness with bomb
jiiiirlion with the Iwo-duy iws- ings which tore, out carefully
afternoon.
D.
A.
it. selected stretches of track ut 23
A ll store* am
requested
to siuli of |hc State
ul»» different places.
close in arrrrdanre
with
the Iioind mrvtintf which is
Far to tho south the
Null
wishes o f thu Merchants A o iir ii. l-'iiix held here at
Ihut time.
tb»n nml those himlneases that
The program
for
Thursday fliers co-operated with artillery
ill be open during the dav
are
evening
will
follow accurtlini;
to nnd ground forces in attuck* ml
-,
....
...... .......
- iv u iiliU K
asked l<i clusw tbeir door* during tin* xcht-dulu: at 7:30 P. M. the Russian defender.* uf tlnj Crim
Ih*' morning hours of the p«K.
I*'.
p a r.1
*'• A- It. dinner will lc fiven ean Peninsula and the Koval
sill* on.I program *t ' the hsnil- »t Iho Mayfair Hotel with Mrs! Black Sea fleet. Claiming tho
shell, II. II. r«p»*. prrsiilrnt ef I Elmer Kipp of Daytona Reach ainking of 20 Russian freighters
the organisation, said * ycstcnlny. nnd Mrs. K. P. Comer o f Miami totaling U7,00o tons since Nov.
Th<- parade Is scheduled to as ru-chairmin of banquet ar 1, the Germans said their planes
had sunk 17 Red transputt shipt
range mvnta.
•tart promptly at 9:30 A. M.
Banquet! program will include ami damaged 30 others sineo
informal
introductionary
talks Thursday.
On still a fourth front, alnng
by Slate C. A. II. officers, com
Unconscious Flying
tasin,
the
mittee chairmen, senior society tho lower Donets
Cadet Still Mystery presidents, organising society German airforce was credited
with
smashing
four
transport
presidents amt state promoters,
trains, t number of tanka and
JASPER. Ale.. Nov. 10 — f/V) at X 10 o'clock— State Board meet— The mystery of how an A r tmr and ruund table discussion, many trurklouds of Russian war
materials.
Thiity-threu
more
my flying cadet suffered,an in. with Miss Kipp presiding, follow,
trains were damaged, according
Jury that except
for
a brief ed by installation o f newly ap
officers,
senior to Gorman dispatches.
ipell Sunday morning has r*n. pointed stats
With tho capture of
Yalta,
dvrrd him unconscious since h» aocirly presidents nnd orgenis
German commenator* said th*
was found alongside a railroad Ing society presidents who will
big Russian sea bass and fortress
■< installed by
try Miss Kipp.
track early Friday, remained un. be
Tha remainder e f the avtning of Sevastopol ‘30 miles to the
solved tonlcht.
Dr. ‘ J. S. Camp said the 20. session Will be taken up by ra- west was laid open to attack
year-old filer, -Benjamin Harri Itirts of committee chairmen and from th* southeast at wtll aa
tha north.
son Horner, Jr„ New Orleans, society prcaidenta.
D. A. R. Will Have Meeting
Of vState Board In Sanford
Businesses And
Stores Observe
, ,
Junior C. A. R. pages at Iho
roused up Sunday and appeared
to reeofnls* hla mother and fa hoard meeting will be Miss Jo
ther before lapsing back Into Ann Ttylor of Tallahassee and
unconaciouaneaa.
ilia condition Mis* Donna Evans o f Orlando.
All JD. A. R'a ara cordially inwas described as serious.
l((s lls s M O— ras* T i l —1
Dr. Camp said the bftiw on
th* heed appeared to have been
caused
by
a fall,
probable
from a train. H* la also suffer,
iny from poeamonia.
City News Briefs
After waeka of quiet on th*
Karelian front Russian aources
In lamdon said
tha Germane
wer* hurling thousands o f freak
troops at Laningrad. Th* Rueflan radio said th* Germane had
been hurled beck with th* loss
of 2500 men on on* sector at
this battle. Germane said
air farce destroyed 53
fletnrday. 15 of th« » r i » — “t
_ _ to
over
tho Karelian
j
front
•
A new Carman effort to take
Moscow appeared imminent from
a Moscow radio assertion .that
N ail roaorvea were being brought
to that front.
Tha German press follow-up
o f Hitler’s munich speech 8at•inisy reflected
the view 1
.. _ _ _ tho fuehrer
brushed '. aside
United
(
o r a a t a ju g amphutaad that
/
*
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PACE ETGITT
M
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RB, FLORIDA
IBS
f f i f A P /m P F A C F /A O A T S /
4 week, far tear consecutive
kolm of Camp Rooagvelt, Orlando, (pent th* w eekend. with
H atel Virginian with busi Chicago, where he has gone to
Ocala, .pent the weekend vfltn their parents, Mr. na n # Mra. P. ness meetings la the Armory com pleU 'hia coarse In Air Con- weeks In th* Saafard Herald, a
aewepeper having a geaeral ctrrd*
their parents, Mr. and Mr* .1 D. W. Talbott, and attend'd the Buildlm
dltiening, for which he was de tat Inn and published la Semlaott
H. (;«ram »p • and Mr. and Mra. Methodist llomecrmlnjr Sunday. *
Prominent speakers w art; Sen ferred
hy the United Slates County, yiorlda.
WlTNKns my hand and
th e .
J. I- Malcolm.
Mr. and Mra. II. J. Laney and ator C arter Class; M. G. Dadant, Army. Upon completion “Vf his
,'lln. J. W. Cuatr, entertained
seal of e*ld Court at Sanford,!
Iterrell
Hrown,
of
McPill ,on, Jean, o f Apopka, wire via. Kditor American
Bee Journal, course in December, he pans to Florida, thl. II day of October
the Idler* Bridge Club end gup.te
Field, Tampa, .pent the weekend
Mr. and Hamilton, Illinois; Dr. Jam«s I. enlist In the arm y, according to A. D. I»«t.
Thursday afternoon at her home. with hi. parent., Mr. and Mrs. itin* their parenU,
O. P. HE Hit DON.
Mr*. W J. Lawton, this week, HamMeton of U. 8. Be* Labor, information
from hi* parents.
Flower arrangement. of yellow W. -It. Hrown.
Aa Clerk of Said Court.
end and aleo attended the Meth. story, Washington, D. C.; H. if.'fMF. end Mr*. C. B. Jones, who
By: A. M. WEEKS. V. C.
eoxmi,., marigold.,
anil
biller
Mr. nn,| Mr«. Ren 0 . Wain,
Root, mgr. A. I. Soot C o, Medina, Were visiting relatives and friends (O fficial Ural)
aweet were uacil lo decorate lh.i fight were dinner gue.t. o f Mr. adiat lloaiecomlnsr Sunday.
Mr*. Hen 0 . W ilnrlfht
and Ohio; Lewis W. Parka pres, c! in Oviedo Sunday.
room*. Hallowe’en
.ugge.tlnrif ami Mr.. J ft. Jonc, Jr., Sun.
VOTtrS!
H
Mr* J II. Jnne*, Jr., were shop, n. la w li Co, Watertown, WlaMrs. Ruby U. Jones and *on,
were carried out in the lallic day evening.
la hereby stvea that 1
Ben II. Jones, spent the week-end amNolle*
pirn*
in
Orlando
and
Sanford
m
ntln;
Dr.
Kmeat
R
Scholl,
rx.nsesed In th* Reeturant busacore pad. and refreshments.
Mr and Mn. I!. I.. Wheeler Saturday mnminir.
tension director, StUlwaUr, Ok in Miami as the guestn of Mr. In ... at Jos ft.
Park
Arena*
After .everal ruld.or-, .core. rpent the tvn-ka ml with
Hatheir
Mr nnd Mra. Paul M. Camp, lahoma, and other State offic anil Mr*. Caudo I|7 Coffee, Jim H.*nford Klurlda under the
were added and priaea were |daughter. Mr.. It'dwrt l.e« Kepip h- II mid Mr. and Mra. J.
i Ul.m. n .m . Takerh'e Ite.tur
II. ial. connected w ith <the Honey mie H arnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. ■
ml
that
I
Intend
to
regtater
r worded, Mr*. Howard foing re. and Mr. Kemp.- i t Rtatke.
June*. Jr., and w>n, Johnnie, Bee Industry from the itatea of Gordon El m e t t, of Fern Park, n.m . pur.uant to the term*
rrlvln* t)iy;h acore. Mr,. J. W.
FOR FINER FLAVOR
Mr. and M n .“1 ’*ul H. Camn- » n e fi.hlnjf at Ttluaville Mon- Texas, Arixona. Oklahoma, Mis who had .been In Miami visiting ih* ■■yicllllou* Name fltatut*
d ta tu ta F A
McKinncn
.rcond
hltth.
Mr*.
John
Tkato choice »w* ripened Oe*» fra
U'hapter H i l l La w . o f Florida)
F leelA aF ^
b-d! .pent th* weekend with Mr. lev night.
;
souri. Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis. for a week, returned home with with
Ctrcett
Smith
low,
and
M
ffflio
W
O
H
Will
Ifiim
n
L
II'.
a
.
1
,
"
,
'
th*
Clerh
of
the
_______
whilo ttill la their jeclett. Lite a baled potato.
'
I by Mr., lienry Levy.
i Campbell a parents and other relIjtkr Charm Fruit Company .is.ippl, Alabama. Virginia, Mary, them.
s'l.urt of H.mlnot* County, Florida.
th»« coitly, »lov cook procoti pe’ tieNy b t i h
ctive* at Tampa and fTcarw’ ter. hn* been running foe aevertl land. Kentucky, Tennessee, North
HIP*
AltANKA
TAKACH,
*
Tho*o pre.ent to enjoy
down the iterchei; brinqi out the delitiooi Ha*o*;
Ort. **. m i .
h™ ' John Jane, of Near York City,
South Carolina, «nd Georgia
emrret oo»«or di^ettioo.
delightful party wilh the h<»le»<| I. .ponding .onto time with Mr. dpv* now, and Nrlaon and Co. and
Roh
Wilbur,
form
er
public
rel
their
packing
lhi< and Florida.
EOTtca
were: Mr.. Charlr. Wed, Mr., ami Mr. W. .1. I .awton and Ml.. will ,tait
Hera Art O iler /mperfeat ffeateet . . .
Meeting, closed with a b.nquet lotions director of the Florida
. I. h .rrh y
given that t ,
! John Smith, Mn. Kndnr f*tirlett, i Kathryn l-iwton.
Citrus Con mission, will become mN .onlle
g n a s d In b u a t n . a * n t I M - 1 9 1
Oatmeal hat mini etablo, eaargy bwild *'} hoe l Mr«. Ilenrv Levy, Mi* C in t-o .
Mi nivl Mr*. O. ft. Gammtgr in the Hotel Virginian Wednes c m m ercal m a -.d ^ r H r radio aMagnolia
*
»
•
,
nanford.
KI.rlda,
Mr. on | Mr*. Charle. T. Ni- n".l fnindy were
than Spieach. ThriMiatt loxrce of important her««.
visiting
in day night and »' PoliCa escorted station WLOF a t O rlando'' this iiml.r th . fletltlou . nans Sanford
oowriihio^ Vitamin B| Laadi all »hola q»aie t Muryan, Mra. J. \V. Mr-Kinnon,
J>ii Milo Tour of Im portant and
.
. M«ck, Ml»a Kathryn I .awtun and W nn hula Saturday.
11... I tog ( ‘enter and that t Intend
•h. Jack t.ore. Mm. Sam l a « v . , j „ hn J„nr. ,.f New Y.-k Cite.
ceraalt la Aroteiei (not Fat) and pro*>d«t •
inienr.ting points o f Interest In week.
to r . g l . i . r wild n .m . purenanl lb
Mr and Mr*. W allarc Miller, > irtciniii with the rom p fmtnU of
! Mr*, I hnrle. Ilruml' v Mr* Howr,rekrl„, ilt
Haylon.
ih . terms of th . •yivtltlou# Natan
during itreAfth. Bey
••ril
l.oncf,
Mru.
John
•
d
llil.imln,
wero
vUlting
Mr*
H I,tu t*" if'h .p t .r J H II L A w i of
package todayl
I '•wti-Dail nt Organisation and
LEGAL NOTICES
KlorhUI with Ih . s’ l.rh o f
the
Miss Nell Willinmi an.I Mi-* UnUi
.
- Miller', .later, Mr*. Tip Partin V irrinia State llm-ldnepet|.’ Ascircuit Court o f Hvmlnol* County, |
fy llnwnnl
M im
« hJirlciio Lawton,
of and Mr. I'artin Sunday.
rociation.
Mr. and Mra. C. It June, ,nd I W," ‘ * r «»fd en . -pent the w.eky o n K * T n. TAT1/1B- *
Mr und Mr*. W. I>. Stine and
Th.. I ode‘ration C cnvrnt:on meets iv r i m r m r v i T m a r , s ix t h Kl.irlda.
j t i , t r i a l . (T M criT ok r i.o m - Ort JJ. H i t .
Mr. and Mr. Frrd Ihilhdl. of rn' " i,h
'"J’'" " *• 1 rof‘MH" r daughter, Mr*. J. P. Cox and next yr r in Nashville, Tennrsare
o
a
.
iv
avi>
r
o
n
sk
m
iv
o
i
.
ii
Tnmna. were vl.llinr friend,
Ii
. Mr* T W
„
if tMrxUoit, Ronnie Cox. left Fri.
Philip P.irksrd, who has .been
MOTICD
c o r v t t . iv r a s x c j c u i .
I relative, in Oviedo
Sundaynul l Ml*4 Mary Ann Mct.alla
or
audysiijuymi: „ 15 day leave from his U>NNtK K AIJ.K.M. ptalaOIC,
— ftntlee- I* tseeeSy g te e w -ttd S 1W S ----jolro
attended the Meth<»IM , J*ch«>n*W». ,p* nt the weekre.^ oim r point. In an.iHuri to visit duties nt Camp C roft. Sparten
-Vg■r.* »n«a *rtl In bu*ln#ss
l l t i W.
Iff mrrommK
, with MUs VirKmia Italkcom snd trltfltvrt und friends
»Jth H» un«1^ r th « flctltlovS n s i q o A
'• • r . 8.
visiting friends and KATHI.KKV A lJJS i. Pefemlant
T..
KATiiLnnN
a
l
u
:
n
w
ho.,
S
s
w
Y«»rk
D*»r
th B l
Mi*. Virginia Wilker-on nn I i « |-**
attended
the
Methodivt tim»\
rel live* in Florida, aecrvnpanied
r..hi.new I. Il.nil,r*nn. T*«...
ww intrndi i«> r» |i« u r
n*mm
Mi*. laiui.e Wheeler of South rn ,l" m,romlnK Sunday.
Il I. i.r.l.r.il that yo* «pp.*r un p«ir«u»nt to Ih * l» rm * o f Ih # "FUJ*
Mr*. I.ibbie
M.
Wainright, Mr. and Mr*. Tim T iet.em a and
Colli-se, laikelnnd. .peml tl,.. | Mr«. (iludy* Ford, i f Orlando, w»i.» bu* i»sen rpvnding the |»ast Mi** Olivo TicL.eins as f i r a* P.e.tnb*r 1, A. O
l i l t tu ch. till.,tt* N«nt« H m iu U V ( C h s p t s f
weekend with thlr parent* and "tmrit the weekend In Oviedo and I AO (til)VI lh» with her »cn. Hen Hpartcnburg, S. C. nn tlielr recent Itlll nt rompLalnl lllrd .a n lic l j n t S I
o f FlorUI*) w i t h
, imj In Ih . rlreu lt Court for H.ml- f i r r I t o f th * C
l r r u l t C o u f t s f BsmU
j attended the Melhoili.t Hom••conl. ,,,l" " ,,',, ,hr Methndiat
Homo, (I IVainright and Mrs. W ain, tripnul. i-uunty. In Chane.ry. hr t.ininp. loo.
Icuminp Sunday.
iVunty.
F lo flls .
^
Byron
Jones,
ron
of
Mr.
and
nl. r. Allen, for a illvorre. Il.r.ln
right, left Saturday ‘for Miami
# rlaAllENCF- DROOKE. W
I Ililly (iammaifeand Jimmij
-', r . n".,, M'"- K|oV'1 Wacner to -pend the winter with her Mr*. C. H. Jones, or Tampa und rail not nr a deere. pro cnnrv*.o
J.
W.
J
AIIII
FILL.
will b. *nter«d again.! you
'
'and daughter. Margaret Kay, af
Spencer nephew of tho lata J . 0. Jones
children. Juyre
and
^
Thl. twitlc. .null bo pubtlah.il f N*t. IS. 1*41.
ami Mr*. Ruby U. J ono*. is In
Wuinriglit.
Mr,. O. P. Slone i. in Area,
dia. where they were called lie.
rnu*e of the death of their bru.
ther.ln.law and son-in-law.
The Oviedo High School stu
dents are practicing for four
one .a rt nlav., which will be pre.
»erie,|' Friday night.
Me., I-accv Ario .pent the
weekend with her parent., Mr.
bog 5c Black
and Mr*. I!. M. Arie.
BUSINESS
1 Can Phillips
The condition f f Mr*. ManENVELOPES
pel .1. Okerlund. who h». been
TT.JNE nr,
PARK AVENUE AT FiRST STREET
OR
tff
^ |c
with purchase of
ronfined to her bed for the pa.t
two week., i* Improving.
Mr*. Hob King, Mr*. Itn'nh
King nnd Mi.« Lucille King
,nent T u c d a v afternoon sheppin<* in Orlando.
Mi,* M»rgaret Dann. who hn*
h*en visiting Mr. and M r,. It. F.
King, i, now living in Ortamlo.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Itcn G. W ainright
Mr*. I. W Grny were dinner
e u e .t, of Mr. and Mr*. J . H.
l- 5c box with
1*1 K lb. box with
J u re , Wedne*dnv night.
Mr*. C. T. Nlblnck, Mr*. J.
W Wil.on nnd Mr*. L fl. Kunse••
miller nttended the Heven’ih Di*.
trlet Meeting of th* Woman's
Club* at llu.hnell.
Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Jordan
[A B D O )
and inn. Harold, spent the week,
emj visiting friends a t Maine*
Cite
mc
The Oviedo Woman's Club met
75° SIZE
Friday afternoon. Mrs: Mn* Lain*
hart presiding dun to lha ab
,1 can Delight with
sence of Mr*. Jam es W. Wilson,
W IT C H H A Z E L
president prc.tem, nnd Mra. A n.
P IN T
nle L. C arter In charge of the
Program fur th* afternoon. A l
B o ttle ----------, J » 4
tar a short buainsa* f»»«lon.
TABLE SUPPLV FEATUR1
BABY BEEF
Mrs. C arter introduced Mrs. M ar.
C A S O A R A Q U IN IN E
(LIMIV J)
.
c ii i'r K
■
.
g aret E. Ilaenn, formerly of the
librarv of Cleveland. T rnn.. and
new D istrict Supervisor nt Lak*.
land,
who
give
a
very
.
g s o w n ** siu L o tx
s s iik k v s s s r
” Interesting lecture on Library
Work and its value to children
especially. Mr*. J. N. Thomp
BOTTLE 5 1 0 0 (LIMIT n .
• •
1
son, school librarian, then R(*e
Fresh Killed
• L in m m iiU K rA iT .
an Interesting talk on the library work at school and its con.
M edium
j j .
nectlon wilh the Woman's Club
library. Mr*. W. II. Cora gave
a usag e h
a short talk on tho old hooks In
th* library and their value.
17*/2c
Mra. T. W. laiwlon, hostess
R A Z O R P J * 0 E S (Limi.
-lo d e s)
, .
7S0
a c ja o
for th# afternoon, assisted -k;
a
Mrs. W. J. Lawton, served dell
• i z e ......... . . . 5 9
clous refreshments. The decora,
liens and refreshment* carried
out th* Hallowe'en ideas. A love
ly solo, “ Little Boy o f Mine"
waa rendered by
Mrs. K. R.
■ ‘ ' hy Mrs.
Morphy accompinlml
k
FLOSS-TEX (LIMIT 2 ) ........................
Thad Leg .Ungo a t tha piano.
Those present a t the meeting
were: Mra. Max Lelnhart, Mr*.
C. -T. Nibtaek, Mrs. Annie L.
Pirfieiiw
C arter, Mr*. T. W. La*ton, Mrs.
W. 3. Lawton, Mr*. R. V. Coophand
|
with warchue of
er, Mrs. J . II. 8Uley, Mrs. Robert
CREAM L J 3 |
R. Murphy, Mrs. Thad Lee Lingo,
Think of III 4 Big No. t cans of
D r l d f or
O ']
Mrs. Charles 8. Lae, Mrs. Green
PinoehU . . . w J
Tpai>te«a for 80c and 1 Free — It'a
Thirnett, Mrs. Augusta D. Cov
Y.ur ckete* *f Ik* lalMl
a BUaterl
I
ington, Mr*. J . N. Thompson,
cllrc.il.* O i Ip m I
Help»hetphand»loveltl
|(AH Ftm lim a * With Regular
Mrs. W. II. Gore, Mrs. U 0 .
Xansamiller, M i l J . IL Jon**,
Orders Only)
Ntrrous? Tlrtd?
J r and Mrs. R. F. Wheeler.
M tlllil'lf lM I tll.
Mias Olive Tlataama technician
MUM Bl d .lif l.m y
s atiow al s a n e r s
far Ur. Fine* In Orlando, jtrho
baa bora on her vacatioa, has
VITAM IN B l
I O A T S ..........p k f f . 8 V i c
rots rued to her work.
W INE T O N IC
M M SrawBUf IM IIW
The Junior Class of Ih* Oviedo
L
O,
L
I
W
l
l
t
LAVA
High 8*hoot sponsored a rant,
magk sale In th* Chamber of
.
C*sun ere* Building
Saturday
L All members of th* slaao
■Sc r n a
•
^ . v - 1';.
iNn. 2 tcan
u t uGmpefrolt
rs p tr
OVIEDO
|
&&m **OVFjV/ZEl?
I /2 //O V K S A T
7 //F M /U
Roumillat
&
CC>ciU jfH .cn J l t j e n c i j O r u c j S t o r e
ATOL
Vitam in Capsules
Bottle
. of as.-
FREE!
Anderson!
* M O L L E
* H IL L S
FREE
FRESH FILM
AT OUR STORfi'
TEEL Liquid
DENTIFRICE
'JBATTERIES 1 3 '*1 2 ^.'
PEPPER ■
3 cans.............. 15c
Tall
cans
SALT
3 boxes............ 12c
3 boxes............ 10c
Factory
Pack
DOG FOOD
TISSUE*
with 3“ rolls......! Oc
fS k liV ?
ROAST------ lb. 19c lSTEAK........ lb* 29c
HAMS........Ib. 21c
SHLDRS....... Ib. 17c
BACKBONE 1b. 20c
SAUSAGE Ib.
CUTLETS.....lb. 39c
RIB CHOPS .lb. 29c
LOIN CHOPS lb.39c
Shldir. Roast lb. 19c
,
4 :4
★ T O I L iif T IS S U E 1
FREE
MATCHES
SHAVING
CREAM
* P R O B A K J«-
BAUMEBENGUE
PORK & BEANS
with 3-1 lb. cans 17c
Golden Key
or Borden’s
1
JI S
r 5-GRAIN A
* A S P I H 1 II 1 TABLETS j
11 4
W E SELL ONLY
TABLE SUPPLY PRESENTS
The Most Remarkable Food Sales Event £*ver
Conceived! Gigantic “GIVE AWAY” SaJeJ —
1111 3
6 cans.... ..... .25
STEW . . . lb. 12Y|C
BACOKL..... lb. 25c
S
>. i2</ie
LIVER.......... lb. 28e
FRANKS..... lb. 19c
eofStC U T S lb. 21c
LARD........ .2 lbs. 2 5 C |WHITE BACON.
j.7 ' 39'
l®
Pocket
CO MB . .
VICKS V spe-Sttb
PEAS... 2 cans 27c M A B - J cans 25c
vr
ft! . , t a
SAVINGS FOR HOME-MAKERS j l o i f t W
17c
ANVSOL
»T^r*
SOAP
. — officer* for th* Junior
class for tha coming year haro
boon chosen and a r, as followas
‘! ? t Martha Carrsvray(
it, Bob Parker; ■•*.]
James Henry Cooper;
r. Mary Prance* Jordan;
af the JonUo cUa.0.1^
Cliflaa Warn11 t**k
n x M R m
DARBY
JUICE
y j. »!PEACHES 2 for
N f
1"
'
Metcalf,
CHIB I M
Sell!
O
Alarm Clock
.3 bars 17c PEAS med. can
M o*
- J Ibie l
J .v , .
■whs
\
• ■
—
-i:
it
'
■
«
“
1 ?v;
SARDINES :
3 cam— 15c
�asm*
Sanford L* The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail Hlghw i)
And W ater Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY,
Marines In
S ik n t Wings For The Navy
NUMHKR 61
lekes Named
Solid F u e l
Co-ordinator
The Mayor Of New York —Alone In His Glory
Stalin Is
Optimistic
In Speech
7. I!)II
Government Is Con
s i d e r i n g Taking
Troops From Three
Im portant T o w n s
Interior S e c r e t a r y
To Be In Charge Of
All Types Of Com
b u s t i b l e M aterials
Red Premier S' ays
Reich Is B l e e d
ing To Death And
Facing D i s a s t e r
Decision
Is Reached
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 —b n
~ T in - fWtyrvtffib*' h r
SrcrrlJiry !rkr« n< so In I fuel*
co-c rriinator for national (frfrnM
wa* announce! by tho W hite
House today lit* had bren co
ordinator of petroleum and now
will cowordmatc fm*| problems of
all types.
No Gains Claimed
By German Forces
r-
President Says Move
Has N ot Been Dis^ cussed With Japan
Hv A
Philadelphia Navy
Soaring pilot* arc being trained a t
Vard as the Navy conducts testa to determine if it shall form a
unit o f motorlsas planes such t s Germany used in the rap tu re of
Crete. Topi the present one-ship glider fleet soars over League Is.
land. Bottom, Comm. R. S. Bsrnaby, gliding pioneir. is shown
with a student.
ed States and Japan o f
th<
pretence o f marines in China.
J ip a n ’l patience has "reschr.
w th e t*>lnt of exhaustion" an.
h er army may strike next a
the Burma Rrwd to c u t ‘of)
American supplies to China un
less the United States comes t(
term s with her special envoy, Sa
g b u r o Kurusu, the foreign offici
organ, Japan Tim es and Adver.
tlser. declared last night.
"There la always the possibil
ity, avtn the probability of i
direct march on the
Durmi
^ Road," the editorial said, “ tr
• d o e r* American to abandon what
Is tantam ount to direct military
operations against Japan a t ths
tap**** of Iho Amerlcon poo’a trip by piano oero*
la' eras described as **•
Thomas C. Bolt was elected
(foe tho Unite.' oresldsnt a t the men’s Garden
la joaka amends f a r sg Club a t * masting in th* Re.
an d rsvtare the oeeaala*
Isst night
• ibl* aettlsm enL"
it* of th* octo th* Semin
th*
ole ftefeatea) J o e Isty sa d
tho
^■W w i
50 s e p ts ' for s i r months.
-be Ja a an v ts oecupn.
O ther officer* elected w ere: R.
a oox.t uM w d . 1*
tlcA
L. Doan, first vie# president;
.Wh*n and how Japan’s troop- Lea L eshtr. second vice pres I_ mav* “ar* m stterg fo r tha high fo n t; At H unt, corresponding
• command," it added but a ss e rt secretary; Frank MacNrill. r»a d ' th a t enee sg -h an exneHItlor -ordlng secretary; and Dr. II. II.
la under taken, ‘‘America’s choice MeCaslin, treasurer.
batwsen letting Chungking dow
Copies s f th* eoniUtution snd
e r keeping Chungking up would Sv-laws of the Orlando Garden
be solved autom atlrally. f o r .
Club were distributed to th*
A could not- assist Chlsng
Kal. members present end a comm",
Rhsk’s o srty If th* solo rem ain •e* composed o f Mike Minartk.
ing m ajor avenue of supply were Ed Stowe and E. II. B ennett was
c u t"
J.5 * ' vppclntsd to consider them and
Tha foreign office paner also report a t th* nsgf meeting.
s tressed Jap an ’s favorable esnSuggesting a plan
whereby
trml position I* th* O riental trou members m leht exchange flowers
ble tone.
snd shrubs with on* another. M»
Japan baa troop* In Manchu- Bolt stated th a t tha purnose of
kua not f a r from tha Ruialan tha club was fo r tha enlighten,
Siberian fro n tier, and In south m ent and entertaln m -n t of Its
ern French Indo-Chlna opposite member* and th a t from time to
. Singapore. She also has a n ro . Hint experts
In horticulture
# trallty treaty w ith Rusal* and would be ssked to give talks st
belongs to tho A sia pact with th* meeting* on how to g et the
Germany an d Italy.
best results from one's garden.
Japan sank a sharp protest to.
Tha members decided that
Russia ytstarday a n d ' demanded meetings would be held rnc*. a
a prem ot reply to herr c h m u month during tha first week of
A th a t
the
4123-ton
th* month and th a t th* exact
steam er Kehl M ara was
data umuld be fixed by th* eg*,
eutive committee and announced
a Russian m ine In the
Ja p a n 'n a d sunk with the aWhaw
few day* In advance.
so t loss of 14b persons. A aath .
or >47 aboard w ere rescued,
Bolt Elected ^
President Of
Men Gardeners
Jaycees Plan "
To Beautify
Lake Highway
Group Changes Name J. C. Trawick, Mrs.
T o Seminole B o Roy Mann Address
Group At Meeting:
t a n i c a l Society
* s a
SMBs**-??
•
baTBan.
To Be Hit H ardest
Joe Hendricks To
Pay Visit Here
KANSAS O T T . Nov. 7.-CA1
—Floyd B. Odium, head of
O M n coatract distribution dhrl■% shin, predicted Thursday th a t
w— a-*----- production
""u h a rd atba.
Congressman
Saa Hendrick*
announced to d a y th a t he would
be In his d istrict for about two
weeks fa r th a sol, purpose of
meeting Ma friend*, and dlscussTng w ith hi* constituents th*
problems |n which they erar* tn-
_________ __ . _ ‘e K
kshouldn't be an Idle p lant In tba
ha ani4 to ,an Inter,
-h i* arriv al fo r th*
a five-day midwset
Th* Congressman advise* th at
Ik would ha well for those who
wish to saa him cell bis DsLand
office before m aking a trip , hacau a, of tha fa s t th a t 'h e will
be visiting m ost *f the
%Parent* Advised To Reuben James. Death
Give Kid*
Comics
Toll Beaches 99
..
ItVN ARBOR, Mick, Nov. 7.
h i Mr*.
-^ IS S T
Soviets Advance In
North A n d Hold
Ground In South
Stove, Radio Makers
Asked To Hold Price;
Vr+*m
President Roosevelt todnv
declared the jrovernment it
considering a withdrawal o<
a American
Marines
froir
Peiping, Tientsin and Shang
hai, China.
He did not know when th'
decision will bo beached and
-declined to elaborate.
* The President said in re
ply to a question there has bcei
no discussion between the U nit
*
Member Assocladed Prana
NOVK.MIIKR
Among the nroj
by the Junior Chamber o f Comm rrra a t it* tl-m onthly meeting
held this week were extensive
plans to beautify t h , northern
m trance to Sanford along Lake
Monroe itaulelard, Roy Wright,
secretary af th* organisation, re
ported today.
Mrs. R. F. Mann, a guest at
the meeting, pointed out the
duties of the American
Red
Cross to the members who were
present, whll* J. C. Trawick dis
cussed th* function a t F irst Aid
Classes which are being sponsor
ed -by the County Rsd Cross
and the American Dental Asso
ciation, and the president, Rich
ard Dcaa appointed Russell Alvarex to work w ith the IJon's
Club committee
In organising
another f i r s t Aid Class. In con.
nectlon
with
other
defense
work, eight Jsypsss will work
with t h . Red Crass on its an
nual roll call.
Henry W itte, Jr., chairman of
the information booth and tho
Jaycee annual booklet, reported
that tho booth on Lake Monroe
Boulevard will open
Nov, 17,
with Miss Carlin Palm er in
charge of greeting tourists who
stop for information.
Since tho holiday season is
beginning, Mr. Dcaa selected a
number of th* members to serve
on the dance committee*. The
finance committee consists of
W alter Iltln aa, J r , H enry Witte,
Jr., Jam es Rowland, E. J . Nel
son, Gen* Baber, Joseph
O'
Conner, A. L, Burgess and
Robert Newman.
Th* committee In charge of
decorations
Include*
Kenneth
Carr, Jael Field. Jess* Lodge,
Lee Bamlels. M. L
Reborn.
Stansly Opaleskan, Ned Smith ana
Frank Bauer. The
music fo r
tha sventog will he secured by
Jo* Moea and E. K. C arter and
th* InvitaU oas. will ha arranged
by Mr. Doe*, t h a Baker* and
door committee* a n composed
ser, R obert 'N aw x u a, W alter
of G em Adams, Steve ShlnhoL
llaynaa, Oeorga A. Bpevr and
RuaaeU Alvar**. Clyde Ramsey
and E . R. L oner will elan any
favors a r coafsitl used a t the
At Um ronrluatou a t tha a w t .
In« E. J . Nalaaa prasenUd a
WAJ5H1NQT0N, Nev. 7 -(A V Iharirehte war* lowt ia th* sink-
HWta thanwSi*^AUanHc**
U Pi4 th* aery mid hTura-
a sarte* at revision* In
added
to
* William
Police EstebUah
N. Y, Park Patrols
NEW TO
'■•Mav. 7 —i(4X—
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 —017
— I^eon Hfn<l«*r«on. prtev adminis*
tratn r, »aid Thursday
ho had
■aked m anufacturer! of
atov**
anti radios not to raise the prices
• love thoar rrcrntlv prrvallinf.
Hendrraon «anl hr took th®
action to hold prices on these
im portant type-* «»f durable con
sumer gooel* firm pending deter
mination of thi* effect on tho
two industries of production curta 11m enu.
Manufacturers of domestic cookinif anti heating stoves were aik e«l not to increase prices above
Oct. 21 levels; m anufacturers of
ratiio sets, radio-phonograph com
binations, radio parts, and radiphonograph parts were asked to
hold to Oct. |& levels.
n»
A fter muting hi-* Mite for
tiMrtli.« m
the t ity fli t lion, M.i v t Kiore’.lo l.atiiisi L .
went to ('uitifgif II »ll. uluTi' ho
p»• »•
11«t«m u g In .« I'hilloitmonif tlrrh* <liu • •'
Hostesses For
Dinner Honoring
Pepper Named
F. S. C. W. Students
Get Long Holiday Mrs. W. A. I .o ffer
Is Chairman O f
TALLAHASSEE,
Nov.
7—
H
o s te s s (i r o u p
(Special!—A Ion* week-end i, in
store for Florida State College
students with nhaervance of Menday end Tuesday for tho Armis*
tier period.
Classes will he dismissed at
12:70 P. M. Saturday end re
sumed Wednesday at H:70 A. M.
The college dormitories and
dining hall will rrnialn open fnr
tho r'.udent* who do not leave
t h e . campus.
PTumblnr Used For
*ml
\ • ••mm itt«“ • f .!».• .i •
fear
(4 t oiiimitUv* .1 * •*■"
t
i
ilinni
:
f h u rl" r "f ••;•• •9
1 held Mon. i \ li i hi it* th
II •ti l M;i\ f M»r III h"ll' •I' tif >• III!
to t'kimlr IN |*|*ft \x• ii* furum •
\ slrnl'V m( ii im • tin • **f •
th • ( it x Hall
•«l|t .,f \v*s»*'»‘M
y, •aa i •1 11•it«i' • *»tm "'1 nf « o r
n» •rr** 'I’l n 'ld i' . it Ml III. • IM•111
-»1 \|. «uwhile, million* in N»*w Y« »k w*ri» \
• f. . .in.| ngamwt **m», »* fuelling him
*
i in.ill p hirn'.t’
t««o,lai,4
rraea
I’rrm icr .Insptiti Stalin, in
n sppprh I” tho lliiNsinn neonlp Imlav. rpflpptptl ontimiam
in the fight against Gerninnv, and saiil "Germanv 1.4
Urpiling t«« death and facing
|disaster." He also nredictetl
lh r Ueirh would "litirat un,dpr Hip weight nf her own
11 rin tP a.’*
| | n wpi’teh iimr keil the .Mth
illkii i\ el sal ) o f
the
Bolshevik
MVolution Stalin
udilnl
th at
'*t*i*rlintii invMili'i** hii* •training
| tltoir lii^t foiees '*
l hr eoiintoi-attaeking lltiaaiana
|i i ’port»‘.l they were tlrivinK the
(irrmatiH mto re tre a t
in
th«J
>Volokolamsk M’fto r. f»ft milca
j northwi'Ht of Moarow anti wero
continuing tho puah after rccin . luring »«‘veral t«mn*4. In tha
•T
Th. • t i l l
. . 1. •. n, ••
South, the tSrrmnna adm itted
• "mmit i •• • ll i t . . ■*||
.ill
stiiliborii
reaiatnncc
t‘> their
( lii-»s (It ||‘ 1 ill U*i 1 ••t *v an.
t 'n mean offensive, with rear—
ItlMilit I II O n; lift .1.. 1.1 In
•
guard*
hairy
mg
the
invader*
in
• • *oin mi inlati.iii <
m o*|»t 1In*
| the Crimean Mountains.
of
R... • x. a
i.v « t hi.Iiml;
(ieitmin military rom m entatart
Iiunril f.<• 1*ttl|»"l ill v x\ .IlM* III.acknowledged the halting of tho
rruiM'i* ito' ii million IIll11 .1
' Miociiw offensive by bail w eather
•|iiarti-i 1.till 0.1,1 Wot k• 1*.
janit the Germans appeared itt
for ,i bleak winter in the trencharound Leningrad and Moo*
I,
ip
,
. . . .
"I*** XI lo.lity oil the Luke r " :
Th.' llrili.lt iepiirlP'1 that they
llolllevard
, ,
. ,
htp ii'nsiilerlng open in g a
new
I '.
G I tally,
*
i
'
fighting
frnnt Tho Ilrillih pres*
" h* was slllillin
time m ight
In '• dirretlv Mfter the v%reek.
I ’l • - |*4'» »
I ill
d 'l.l
.
the establishm ent
An unidentified girl who wa bo near for
M IMlt»f \ ■i» 1 | ! o . . • ' • • la* a ll
m Ho- ear with Rirhard I'aeknrdj" f a new front. appeared
I ' & i n l IM i n . »l.
|M I I s o f » | o
laat
The (iermans
•*nd Gem* Humphrey wu
1*
l l " it il.i 11v »% • • •
• :iMl»‘|
•
..................ly hurt .........
and p night
.still tn have ahmit given up
l " l U 1.1 "hi (Mill a i n
III!
ffll
; ..:'f ..r Ihi. fnre-soeahl# -future thaie,•o» the h'Mpifal diortowi t|, ,,;Hi,
i i f * i ' ••( t i n
• «f.
•n .l (lollll
no1•'lit ig She It11*4 hot h b‘if* ui .-fforte tn l*k" Moscow end Leiw
•In
L \ • • If9.1.*
1*11
f . ’l l. . i l l
• '
and her fin e wa-* •« verely nigra,| and th en 1 w rrn plausible
l-M i l l ' l l • 1 III " 1,. » H u :
i v i< »•
.iiggp.tinn, that H itler now was
I o'
I ni.-tmring In turn
th*
main
M» I'.nkaid and Mr Humph, (.m-p of his northern and cen.
►I*.
Live -uff« i i'd M*.
v
i
o
n
nl*o
in
lured
ii
ml
an*
•! « • •*» *lie Kv i*l ulrtil r
I raj armies ae.uthward soon to
M "• ‘M I '(Hill \ , the I *’|»C|
•\% in K«arnald-lriiuglitou Mr- join his altendy immense south,
•
Mil
11
'*pit
a|
for
treatment
I' id l 'd Ilia* i aiding'' m-i .1
i-rn columns in a g reat struggle
"i | now l\ *1*1 iirri-jigo vu n * \\ liter Lre C'Mirh. win* \%»m (or tlie C'ancnaiis and thn CrL
•h u rt in north
FIoi nl,». | Imx mg Hi*, trin k in tin .Inn . inru.
•i'«ol "f I lie* other
rcnorl bv
f Sanford, itii’i uiiin Mired
Kir^t, th rrr was
•lrlerior.it <‘(|
from
li
turned over H Sheriff Itfiti-h inform ants that moat of
'•.itiiret apd heavy ruin.
•»n a "ri*ekle«t*4
|the German aorinl M|ua«lnma vrera,
• • |n ?( t ill'd two in •
'h r patrolman
ih.-iiig withdrawn from both th t
•lit put* from a pi o(|o«
the wrecker umivc I hoth ] Mo-row and I.rningrad
fronts.
tandpoint th** riiwl *o.» »
«4imo being «ent d irec tly to tho
•* •• oi»ol Fort 1'ioH’i . vHi
woiitb and othrra go in g bark t >
I ta ll !•*•r***i|»*- of (•••oi
Germ any fo r r e fittin g and ra .
"•miliar into lo'iiriiur. «ud
orgnnixiition o f pilot p erM 'in rl.
••••a
from * Itoynton
....................... .
This aiihatantlal mncraalon o f
*
sv hero •••irly x\ • t* i
mol the two ami une.half | failure for the Leningrad
and
> of loans, lo'imer- and to.
mu traitor
truck
were M iwrrw
offenM Vi----London
* in* . making
faxoi ild'
atmiahed The motor derrihed it and a«>, inderd, it
A.1V
pnwsenger a ar w»>» driven / term.ed. .tn. be
. on the baaia o f |ho
f b i .k I.v the impact aim., t m toi available Information— was a tali
and
the
wheel*
*
r
r
c
lu
iu
t
r
d
principally
lit- ■... ...... , ... ™I.' . . - - . I,’ T—--- - - to the inabil,
. ha. k under Ihe ImmIv The | '*/ " f the sir arm t» smash the
P r i l ’(‘ f ' d i i f r n l l i i l l ........
F»nl hit the iextrem ely strong Russian outer
•>%Img i.ti.hing it f.inv.ird en-1 defenses before
Moscow
s rd
• ■••Iv iin<l driving |h - .lerrin g l.eningr»d *s it hail d»"e I" -n
X' ’• H l\t» I (iS’, Nnv, 7
*.|* alii . I and post th n ugh tin- wind. ! oinny other thentees. The H'l*.
It'i-ii s'lm lnistrnlinn nffe i.il vIm.I.I
lish thought, too, that the ta-l:
•"'I-'-.
-i | I'rvalih-nt
ltcnseve!i
-The m u ll hi n t the huge frame t°f supplying
advanced uerial
w iiil'l veto the pending priee " f the Irurk and ilfnve t'-e light has**, ever 1500 miles of hardm iltiid l.iil which rrllirs »u\ fr.uil wheel up until r the nih, rnnlesteil
communication line*
wmuM permit shsrn Increase,
Im -iking the
axle
,-omplelely hud proved ton great.
e ".t nf iigriniltiirnl rnmniiHliti* . away from the spri'ig*
Second, In Rerlln, there was
if it rt-iii hnl his desk in th"'
. ipi-cul-itioii of the poaaibllMy of
f< rni
n-rummenileil
by
the
ia grand offensive down upon tho
ll"ii-i- Hanking Committee.
broad Caucasian isthm us between
It win le«rn"d authoritatively
the Aiov and Caspian Reas. An
[tli.ii lie* hill's restrictions ug.iln-t
■iperatiofi r f such scop* would
Vylnhli-hiiig roiling.
for
farm
•rnnlv the uto not only of tha
jorin-s beltiw the 1023 average i,
CHICAGO, Nnv.
7 -HiPt__ existing southern Germ an armies,
olijectiunalila to tha President.
The
Methodist
World
IVaro which are approaching the Cau
roinniission di-clare,| t„ nearly casus from the wrest, but a
eight million Xlethodists in Ihe thrust tn the south of the strong
Uliitril States todny, "its he. forces now all but Immobilised
Ihnt our nation run heat before cnlngrad and Moscow.
Informed London sources said
______ serve mankind by abstaining
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 — L IT H ’" " ' further steps toward full today thn Russian counter-attack
on Volokolamsk appears to ho
The state departm ent made . l'" |J |cipnti«,l in present w ars"
The statem ent was BiltipU-d at developing Into a powerful of
pnhlie ihe memorandum nf ron.
fensive which mav completely
vervation* in which the United th.* annual meeting.
reopen M oscrw.I.eningrail com.
Slates transm itted to Finland thf
munlcatlon* and relievo tho sltgo
information th a t Soviet Russia
of L enlnrrsd.
was
prepared to talk
pea.-,.
The official Finnish radio cir
term s to end th e Finnlsh-Rii.culated . abroad
an
Important
«ian war.
,
statem ent of alma which aalil
Finland's war with Russia m ir
WASHINGTON. ' Nov.
5.A.L. TO BUY EQUIPMENT
Chairm an Doughton
(D., N. be ended " s t soon a* th* th reat
WAHIIINOTON, Nov. 7 ~(/P)
announced Thursday tha of a renewed attack has b««n
— The In te rsta te
Commerce H o u m ways and mesne commit removed and frontisra have been
Commisslm Thursday authorised tee hail voted to defer tem made secure.”
receivers of the Seaboard A ir. porarily it* cona lilt ration of a
Line Railway to issue and sell treasury request for immediate
tn the Reconstruction Finance study of an enil-lnflation tax
Corporation 99,552,000 of equip, program designed to rate* In th*
m ent tru st certificates in con. neighhorhool of 50.000JXMJ300.
ncctlon with tha pure has*
of
Doughton sate tha d**lra of tho
■>*—-ew uipw sat e w tiag abouF t t , .
TALLAH ASBREr N o v r T - - 0 l t 750,000. Th* ItoaboaH propose, regarding tho pending
price —Florida's cloud season on mul
—— k— • • n l— 1 ' -------- •>— , control bUl “m ight have had some let fishing will be rigidly
thing to do" with tho deferment forced this y*ar along lb* AU
of th* n*w tag p r o g r a m ^ ^ ^ ^ H Untie Coast and an th* Rlj)XThe chairm an d*clined to hax*nl coast aa fa r north aa Paaco can
NOEL COWARD FINED
LONDON. War. 7 — DPI—
Noel Cqvkrd, th e British play
wright, , * u convicted Thursday
however,
on tw o . charge* a t violating se
complete
en rl tie* regnUUoo* and
was
fined a total o f |9 4 0 0 .
Carriers \m*|>(
Wane Increases
Three Injured;
One Seriously
In Ac c i d e n t
I ’nidcntified <*irl Is
rneonseious After
l.a k c f ro n t (’rash
I*all \eiretaliles Hit I
"u.k »iu.h ..rnimi »
By Warmth And Rain •'i>'nn.c ■■ •
11
VI. T T ‘VA * “ oV*1..'
W ater On Brain Iholder *»• funn"l ht.tl
______
' ilt'f'tiid...............
Mi
IIOSTON.
Nov.
7 — »,l*i IK*" •J " 1
Rrain plum hinr » new sorgo d
Th,. pi r i >
•"
operation by whlrh a
ru ’* M''* *M' " ••
‘'i1,1 "
.'mug
«>11
1' '
her niprlinr la b tirinl parm unri*. tfu* •» " f
I*.n .ttm - f I
l
Iv in«iilc* Iho *rny matin** w . .. InMluo'd I
nhn - 'l l III •• •“*'*
•Irarribril to tho Amorirnn f*ollrjo IlmiM’hold. 'mini v ,.f' " ' '*
of Suri^eona hero Thurubiv
i. presiilpnt • f
Tho operation i« -<|i#no t*' »••- I W A. I fft.
,.(
I'ninmrrrP.
will* '1
lirvr hlindncns nati«rn,
hr.nf. 1rham ber
arhr-«. paralyaU anil worm- rmu livrr t’-* ml,In-.. »f w. lniin’I Spin!:»•*
V w ll 1
nllcMion.a th a t often lend
ir ,i i.v lim r lii X|iiin»<"i
......
death In a dieaao known a* ,
dmcephalua, o r w ater head. h>- S t w i l 1. llnerv Kip Ip H »•
■pinn’»a " h*» " *R •*^
mueir f r Ho • vemoc
Martin Bram *tll »HVn tho u*'"
BISHOP LAWRENCE DIK3
thru
,
,
I .
IIOSTON, Nnv. 7 — (A7
The tint r i< iiifori»a»l iio-t
III
Semliodo
t
•nird
Y
•*
Rev. William Lawrence, !i . “ f ritlsi ii ..f
cm. welronit t nllvn.l, Mr. Il'tfK'"
All'l. remindi .i.
Lf111 tO l’''t
Iv ill,- prfAt-nt ar
home.
tickets by
PROCLAMATION
WHERF.AH on Msy >0. 1341, wilh a view to ensuring
the most effective correlation and use of the instrum ents
civilian defense, I established by Executive order the Offleu
of Civilian Defense; end
W HEREAS by my proclamation of May 27. till I. I
declared th a t an unlimited national emergency confronts this
country, which require* th et its m ilitary, naval, air, and rivl.
lUn dafenaea ha put on a hasla of readiness to repel ..ny
and all acta o f thraaU of aggression directed toward any
p a rt o f th e W eatern Hemisphere; and
WMEREAS It 1* the msnifeet duty and dcelrc o f every
p e n o u to the United Stales to participate In measure* es
sential to civilian defense;
NOW , THEREFO RE, I. FRANKLIN II. ROOSEVELT.
P resident of tha United States of America, do hereby desig.
nate the perldti commencing on Armistice Day, Tuesday,
November I I , 1941, and continuing through Sunday. N»vcm.
b er 19, a* a tim e fo r all person* throughout the Nation lu
giv* thought to th eir dutiea end naponelbilitiea in tha defense
• f tht* country, end to become b etter informed of Iho many
vital pkaaaa a t th* civilian defeaa* program and of the nppnr.
| n - l t u . vritleh It offer* for th* participation of every IndivL
dual American to the defen** of our priceless heritage, end I
th e Governor* of the several States, T erritories and
i a t th* United State* to issue similar procLm atl ins.
IN g lT N O E a jrjIE R E O F . I have hereunto set my hand
th * a*at a t th* United State* of America to bo
afftxad.
Dan* a t th* CUy o r Washington this twenty-second
day *f October In the year of our
and of lb* Independence o f th* United
States of America the or* hundred
an d siity-aiath.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
,*
.Methodists Advocate
Stopping W ar Steps
Jtussia Prepared To
Talk Finnish Peace l1'"^
Anti-Inflation Tax
Action Postponed
M u l l e t Season
To Be Enforced
�1
Growing Pains
The Sanford Herald
$41,060,000 «hM It It
TOM BO
General Motors
NSW TbEK, Nct. T - W —
inrcton
of
Gantral
Moton
u p . Monday decUrad , •
dtvi-
iM of 91 > *W e on Uie tom.
V
payment will total over
SfORRE
BUTOR
an effort to acquaint the motoring public with the vorioua
Intrieadea of theono-way system, and the polk*; officer*
sre'show ing the ntmost courtesy and discretion in warn
ing motorists n o t to,turn In .*1116 wrong direction and in #dvising them to hack
back out or
of street*
streets on wnico
Which ifcoy
they sre
arc am
<iriv-viHing
late rite , erroad way or with whWi thhy fere otherwise
lice ern e hopelessly involved. ;iid « li th e y n*v>
iBut.Jnlapite of all this, and in apite of the rather
prnriinertt wraws displayed at arery a^rtat letanifetion indteahlng. which way to ga the ayerags driver atilt has the
gwitesfcffllf/lcuUy, not in telling, which. .way the oca way
(Hater htef to- *»t where ha; war la .to'go in order to arrive
ort tho right side of the street. The problem, of roars*, It
furihericotnpliBatcd iby the fact;tbg£<aMSt. of the city
;
S*V6«SS
bn . Mill Supplies •
irrigation ] Systems
trailers
[*»• ’1>t>
E xpert WeWing
[es and . Ragalr Service.
BOB 8 T 1NB, O w o o a
kW au.4 I . Ikl. »a»*r "aj
“i t «
taainoia,- from tr a ffic going in ,bath<fliiitcilcnt,- glow he
h a ao n ly -o n e source o f supply to chit Upon and. m he fig .
.ures-It that all moves away from himpou ati-l • ■ i . '!•
rr- T h e 'fr ig h tfu l plight, in which-.Orlando now find* her?
aelfivemfndS fi» o f the Incident which oocurrad urtder almUar
dendiiiCoeIn .Miami about 16 year* ago. The m w w ay ays.
ia d iih a d Just'been put into effect th a n ;! the boom was on,
andhtraffic- w aa-.ln-a hopeldls •jitto.vA Country ,hoy from
EVERY NIGtyT IS NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS!
r Vf
t i l ! f r o m Broadway with the latest
fitotwUf had >puihed bi* Model ,ft. *M tteuWpy down the
1-Itetu C d u i ipoking fbr the hrovcrhlnl pot of»gold.and was
kaftidg'-avefything In hla stride ihM illte gaff lost $>q lfiami’c
orie^way atrtoU; Between tiu bettleneakt,) Uie -atMCta un
Tike, oh take the■ periling high d e r repeire and 'Che detours, ha- had dust! about lost hla
way complete with tlovrr mind, when he wound up in a blind alley going the wrong
kaf.
, .
way. • >
■ c’fjv
Forty, fifty, «l»ty, ilow down
"Say,
whero
In
the
hell
do
you
think you’re g.ilng,"
v
In thirty flashing through
n motorcycle cop cut loose.
the main itreeta
“I’m going back to Georgia, by Gawd!’’, the cracker
Where the native* gawk and the
*,
children •scream, ah, otq on, came back.
en. •
' *
1
Take the hlgheat hill aa amooth
as s bird, then <tive
IJke sn eagle Into the valley,
trees, ta m e , .fencapoat*, an
. unending JMurv
- ■
Tako her up on the amooth
. atretch, alaty, aaventy, elghiVi
hold her there.
The heart hegUnr a little faater,
while Ihq mind rrgMUr* the
• lyric thought
,
• • ''
We era only'i beginning to llv?,
, , s . now. th« ,tr/»po U btcomlne
plainer! • . , ,
, , ,T
And tho e»r» ling wllh the humT j ,w ln g motor as |h e
1341
stxranillntr with all th , l# k * t
. features
- ■ ? >'•
Leap* ahead to where and for
w hat.and who the ball rajwa
RAYMOND fOUSTEB.
* —
—w
1
— >*«■— J*
j
W»P»l|m. ____ ; •- {j
'.That'aufa waa a good editoi'lal
-the -Suwannee
Dapinctst am'
sk.. t r .V
tr^
is nCUlian
t i . l . L-.I a,*
R'eat
in. •
Halifag would lika to b*va'*W|M
thoa« a*g» aad.aUnpsd.thapv tp
.
1
' I.'.i m
JACK’S PACKAGE
m GOODS
BKOP.
MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR. PRICES
W AW D ON BBAUt i PCL LA#B MOf^OE
Badge Of Patriotism
Tha Nail* In daiparatian aya
•looping (tf nfw .lowy'Jh thill
Kpakpd.
and Hollywood stars
Hgbl' before row? eye*.
‘ t;<■\ !•<1*
* : Thgl rumoaad lUUmotad M-
Stf™1 f'laSSLTffl
hiau baas «tait*d
amvan •- ;»'»-* r. '>■->*»t j-i
Military Walnlsg camp* In
Is rapidly nearing.Hi sunset If, JrdfW^ It Is not
bualnna^.^bto^wdwifnr.r
catad. Dr.
among .Id
Florida
Anodiar ass<a4.*|*f*i-
BECAU9E OF GREATLY increased responsibil
ities In the national defense program the Red Crura
has appealed to the nathm for a 1941 membership
comparable to that of the first World War when
more than 18,000,000 adult Americans gave their
support. Membership in the Ue:l Cross is more than
a sentimental Indorsement of good will. The entire
machinery of Red Cross |>eacetime operations has
been geared Into a Vital [>art of our military and
civilian dofenaes Red Cross membership dollars
thus are transformed Into n tangible means r.f protec ting tho American Way of life.
Tho Red Cross Is an .ho job with the Army and
Navy hero and abroad, providing an important link
of communication between tho service man and hU
family back home. With 2.000,000 men unJur urrn.s
this task has grown ajaiost tenfold. Tho corp.i of
Red Cross field directors U assisting with eaporlenfMd
.counsel and with financial aid to so|\*c thl' probl-ms
[of our service men and' thehr,families buck in nW. J ,
-Red Crosa volunteers are giving their blood for
emergency transfusions in the Army ami N ary. I:i
the coming year some 10,000 Red Cross nurse’! will
have been inducted for military and naval service.
Uniformed volunteers are hearing completion of 40,000,000 surgical dressings requested by the Surgeons
General of the Army pnd Navy.
For ita part in the civilian defertc program, the
Red Cross has undertaken )he training of 100.000
Nurse’a Aides, an auxiliary corps of volunteers to
help.relieve the current shortage ‘of registered nurses.
During the coming year 1.000,000 man and women
will iw taught Red Cross first aid as 11 civilian proparednaaa measure. Disaster relief prcpnrednca.t In
bAlng widened to meet the-challenge of sabotage, fire,
explosions and to aland as a backlog of readiness in
the event of sporadic bombing or armed invasion. Nu
trition and Home Nursing courses will be extended to
additional thousands a a ; protective health measure.
These are Die reasons why the Red Cross uska
your support this year. Your membership button 1* a
badge of patriotism, a way you can expreaa ynur >«Uef
in America.
« ”4 i
innot ba prmid iSa*,
tomtlhlng ahouW'bel
W ark an Get Only
66e Of• WPA
DoIlar
■r *>,-*. ;.a 1
VAflKINGTON. How. 7 - 4 ^ —
a National Jkonomy Usgua
kaapar *af Aha
Mr*. lv n T
Lost Roy Warmed
By Dog: In Wood*
AT LANEY’S
DRUG STORE
Inner —
afble acute auf/rrlng through
the eoU night before he Vai
found Saturday by member* of
• 100.man poaae In Ut* foothill*
telow Rount Ralnlar. Hi Im4
wandered sway frpm home Fn*
Free pellvery—Phone 103
Laney’s Drug Store
. We FiD AH Prescriptions
“Did Uuggina atay with jrjf
all the tlmetr the boy wia a»k*
<i«l after being Ukpn-M m*, :J i
“lie alert; aaautat .mer-ckW
George replied;.
sft,;
,,acU il p n i m aa.
Supper
Ja
In mtillaval tints, tha
that ring pcgaunttS oa lha
tha ftkorj maant that your
wouM light for you.
f r t QBXU4 n r tts s . y*w
�.7
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1M1 *"
PA (IE THREE
Social A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
W. A. Wood, and Mr*. Mary
Alma Gooding of W rit Palm
A each, state commander* and
R a te president respectively of
the United Spanish W ar Veterans
and the Auslllary, will make their
official visits to the local chap.
U rs a t 8:00 P. M. The United
nlah W ar V eterans will meet
the C. of C. room, and
the Auxiliary
w.'.l
meet
tha home of Mrs. Mae Sheaf.
f*r, 113 fclm Avenue. L ater they
wilt have a Joint meeting.
The American Legion Ausiliary
B ill m eet a t the I-eg Ion Hut a t
7:30 P. M.
SATUKIlAY
The Cecelian Music Club will
meet a t the Fannie S. Munson
Studio, 803 Myrtle Avrnue, at
:IS P. M.
MONDAY
Girl’s Society of C hristisn f»ervlce of the Methodist Church will
meet a t the home c f the Misxes
Gwen and Derleus Hayes, 119
West Sixteenth S treet at 7:30
* M.
The Circles of the Presbyter.
Ian Auxiliary will meet at 3:30
f . M. a t the following placrs:
Circle One, Mr*. F. L. Boyle,
ehairman, at the home of Mrs. J.
X . Baker, 1S00 West F irst Street.
R Clrele Two, Miss Lettle Cald.
well, chairman, at the home of
Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, 317 Park
i
Mm i
I ! I,.»»ua
Emm* Jean Wo o up
.Mrs. K. L. C.il.lwrll
Mariraret
Telephone 148
Alvin
Irahti*-*;
iMhani
Avenue.
Circle Three, Mr*. D ili ; Le
the money la allocated by the me
wie, chairm en, at the home o(
_ _ I — . KovernmeuC to educate them” am
lire . George Gray, .100 East
( l u l u
| *late<l llr. Helen Cole, former inv
Twentieth Street.
_ _ teacher of Greek at Itollm* C«dCircle Four, Mr< Francia MvrFriends of Mrs—
iwetber, chairm an, at the homo will regret to lei>. ,\V. P. Brimka' lege in Winter Park, who *pokc am
am of her ill- ! on "Democratic American Unity ly
of Mr*. W. M. Thigpen. 808 neai at her hnffo
l 417 West Through Education" at the bu1
Magnolia Avenue.
Second Street.
nine** luncheon of the Woman’a inc
Circle Five. Mre. A. I). Smith,
t luh on Wednesday afternoon.
f*>i
chairman, well meet with Mre.
Mrs. J L. Wilkin
Dr Cole declared that "aside i t .
J . N. Gillon, 1201 Palmetto Ave. with her son-in-law a i* visiting
noe.
id daughter, from suffering from low salaries hci
Lieut, a ml Mrs
Circle SI*. Mre. J. D. Wood, Smith, in Sanford larshall W. and lack of vocational training, in«
N. C.
j to all other problems are added of
ru ff, chairm an, at the home of
the children of migrunt worker* fc>
Mre. E. M. Hunt. 703 Oak Ave.
Mrs. G.
ly retumetl and the , hildren of men in *er- In'
nue.
to her hvnn
at The Buaineea Woman'a Circle dsy efter
isonville to- vice. Because of the favorable u .
will meet with the Miiue* Laura week at th<
the
past climatic conditions existing
in
of Mr. and the South there will is- 18 Army r j1
and Edna Chittenden. 813 Mag. Mr*. C. E l
camps, she said and asked, "W hat
nolia Avenue at 8:00 P. M. Mra.
are we going In do with these I
Stella P. A rrington la ehairman.
y has been children?”
Circles of the W. M. U. of
the P in t B aptist Church will
it* on Mag- j Deploring the present comli:hr Prr/i»W- ‘
'P r- 'Crdv-waorTftn? -.*r r'... ” *
meet at 3:30 P. II. a*, the homes
I •HiwpiiaL.V8V.tiOn* men ~m -♦rw.->wvr"irw Army • ’*
of the following:
Clrele One, with Mra. J. M
'll
I camps, there are I75.IMMI who
Stineclpher, 2401 Park Avenue.
' cannot read or w rite There Is
Circle Two. with Mre J. C.
Mitchell, t i l l Magnolia Avenue.
Cirel* Three,
with
Mr*.
JT
Denton, Magnolia Avenue.
Circle Four, with Mta E. C
H arper. Rove Court, Mra. S. A
Kdenfield, m-hostess.
Mr soil Mrs W M Haynes
hav,, a* thrir guest, Mr* Haynes'
•isler. Mrs It II Stevenson, of
St. Simon ludnnd. Ca. Mrs Stev
enson hus been -pending
the
summer ’in
New J e l - e y
and
Kansas.
Mm.UIxti
I'ei kin*
Tr alack,
nut
Mm
Wi^ht \%111 « im c '••morrow from
K l e 'l d i t
M ilte
• -*i • c
for
ENVOY l.FAVFS
MIm
M a ry
W o.
H O SG Kl'N '
Si*hunt huni-n
*•*••
f .• :
1•*u n in I*:%!!«•n '••••• t.. -|**nii th«* ^ h ft h n •• ' n»!\
\rm o li» r l»-\ l»oli.U\ with their I Kmim- M •» a»ol
] |«*tr%*nt«.
| Manila •!•> • I'lM
0
Social Calendar
r
Dr. Cole Addresses
Church Will Have
Group At Luncheon
Conference Rally
First, Mcond and third prizes will bo awsnled 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 ts;
Your Name
TLY STYLED COATS FOR WARMTH
W fmen’s Tailored Coats
Photo Contest To He
Held At Orange Bowl
MIAMI. N
The fir»t
• ta t c - w i i lr photograp hic
r e n t e At
• V t r conduct**.I in Klornln i* to
be held h ere thi* w in ter in c o n
nexion with the O r t n i re Row I
festival u n d e r the am p icr* of
t h e Miami I’r r M P h o to g ra p h er*
Aaaociatlon. T h e r«»ntr«t will h*
open to all r«*ftiiit*nt.* tif Florida,
whether they .*»»♦• a m a t e u r
or
prnfetaional ptot"ffh:«p*>t«
appointed S
Announcements of thin content
are to he **»nt noon t«» all cam.
era dubs ami photo ntorea in
the state, member* of the Ml*PA naid today, along with en
try blank* and detail* of the
rules and the ra*h pri«e* to !•*•
offered for thA he*t picture* in
each o? several clarification*.
Address ...................................................
All entries must be turned in to the Aldon Be &
10c Store by Nov. 18 and must not contain more
than, six words.
4.IKI.S*
FLANNEL
SLEEPERS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WOMEN'S
junior Woman’* ('lull
■ Benefit Bridge
CHENILLE
ROHES
* \\ IlH %V% • l.l It
*•*. It — Ti.W« V. H. al Ihr
»
I*II li \ I . t i l l ssr MH
riihfr.r*
I
>dht joy of day-long foot
freedom
ffth beautifully fashioned NATURAL
POISE Pumpit Slip-ons! Ties! Of
polished calhkln»? Suedes! Conbina*
tiona! So perfect in detail you'd
never recognise them as arch tboct.
Following tha business scsniun
thr song, •'Our Flag” ws* intro.
Id n rH to lha sudl»nc" *• a
! which was sung ly Mr*. A. M.
; Philip* accompanied a t Iho piano
by Mi»a M argaret
L. Davi*.
I Mr*. Dawson slated that
•song was received ao favorably
I by lh« audience th a t she plan*
_____ I
Is
falas
O m itk
Its I
td send
it Sto_ tKate
Bmith ftan.1
V
aak her to aing it on one of
' her program *
—OUi
The worda to the aong were
'w ritten bg
a
elub
member, i^ j w ^ y w * .
; Mr*. Ag«l» Thom tJ, •faiatrd by | •■»*»*eu*# h£ j
i Willarsl Connnllv wWh the music *
“*
arranged by Lar* H arry Wester
of Lake Mary. The cover for the
song was designed by
Byron
Stevens, a former Sanford man.
Autumn leaves and Fall flow,
era were 'used to d acorat, the
club for the affeie and the
luncheon table* carried » p*'*'etlc theme. Iloateaaee for the
TCITH TO N
lucheon Included Mre. G. K.
SEE
WINDOW
DISPLAY
MISSES'
NEW FA LI
DRESSES
SLACKS
DRUG CO.
HOYS’ COAT
SWEATERS
V SATURDAY
SIXES H TO 16
HERE’S ONE OP THE MOST VARIED AND ENJOY
ABLE PROGRAMS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN!
y T T i r N Amtrlca'a No. 1 Cowboy
ALL WOOL
JACKETS
PLAIDS AND SO Lm
BLUE 6 TO 18
In ^General Nuisance”
•'••'•A*
Pinwhalc Curduoi
HOYS’
S A N F O I tl /E I )
MEHTHQM
'tn'xti 7?
-
NEW FALL COLORS!
CARTOON — CRAIG WOOD
SERIAL! “8KYRA1DERS”
IIn nlendcri/ing fine wale
mills Htrt'unilini'd sm arlness tu everything .you
make—front stunning suits
and frocks for yourself to
rule logs for your brother
nnd sister. Sufi and vel
vety to the touch—it has
plenty of vvurmth wifliuul
weight fur Full. Ilti”.
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I
VS‘9* * y * * & m f* i f y i
W K w w r i ; '/ * .
TIIE SANTOTO TreRALD, !fAWFURD/ FtO m DA
fpOTT'5 SCRAP BOOK
By R J. SCOTT
cThtm
today.
Bacurity
Admin la tratien,
• •■frarmera (enerally, large and
thapiaelre*
to raise n
and fee.I.
atu/f*." Mr. Llvlnrston aald. -'in
k ffplng with Secretary Wickard’.
#■ > •
\ . "Since tha avaraaa
farm *',
phytlcularly tho film family on
.\u \
M o tlrr
h
p u r » u * n « io
Irr
Dr. p i t Co o r i t r r n r d th#
m ine of a public health onlt In
*njr town, w h e th e r. b r r «
nr
C A JN E SV U X I. Nov. 7 - »rn»ll ip th<> 'ta lk dn . Modern
(Special) — Iaiproved (a m in e Problem s of our Comm unity"
methods in Seretoela County, and which he eave a t tho meeting
of the Parent T eacher A**o«iatertiooUbi^,
* "T kar*. are many varied an .
r ' v to the health prmrrywo,” Qr
.Coke st* # 4 , “urah u irtfralfcn.
saniiatioa and h/aW> nddcAtloty"
C rntlnulng, Dr. Cone rnjn*tk*d
that tha Seminole Count* .H ealth
U nit 1* almost completed i m anil
begin to function, within tfx* next
week, and he arke.i the ro^opesia^ io n o f each p arent in eorryirw
nut the program. "The Unit tfill
be apart to anyone in tha Coun
tv who in in need of medical
attention and i* financially un
able tn rar k d*«tgr.' An each
y /* r passe* It* value will J»r
realited more bv Ine coryrtiinitv." Dr. Cqnr, staled in.conclualon.
i
The meetine wav opened with
the devotional which wae trail
by H n , V. ‘A. William* and pflr.
lalnyd. in affect, to the prom o.
lion of tha w rlfare of .p u th .ln
tha home, setae) ar\il church.
A aubrtanUal balance In the
^uvtht .
* k m in o i ,f. (V»i n i >
ri.i> rii* \
1.111
c l^ it
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;ir»
Hat *!.*
Um i n
IPS94 l.*w-
,r Fl iM.»
o f 193? k n o w n
it*. V|«.•
lap
full*.** in*..|^». »'*-.|
S>n»ln ol** r < * tin f v
t ' l i
t> ff#r*-J f . r
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f o r tl>»* h*irli**'*i tix i • • -i
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KuO'l to r r •
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W A vi-T M t O K L Y ^ ^ k 1
M A K -fo S l^ K
a l l Fo u r . 0 f
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Am e r ic a 's
< R E A < E S r D O CU M EN T'S —
-tftE DECLA.RA.TlOH 6F
IK01PEMDEMC.E e-<H E-TfeEAflV OF
A L L IA K C L WI<H F R A N C E , TilE. j
< r e a <y of P e a c e w rftt i k <<LAmd ,
AMD"f*lt CONSTlTuTlON
“w it h
a
;
THAT COl!
Hiiverv from ill part* of the Tirirwatrr South attended th# b»by beef cattle tale at
I.. • I'l.mijiiiin nr.if the main line of the Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad here. It wan
.. 1 1.41.| lay Mf III! I'ont whole brrf lim it In thia irction have Incrraaed rapidly in
w . 11■<i ...ii .,f tin- Ijrg itt href cattle aurtiuna of an individual teller ever hrld in
F t ) , umiimk i land of cuttle. Over 500 head of baby beef, moatly grade Here.
a-
•
LM i d
,iu fine Hi r< for*l hull imported front the Mid W eal and Canada, with native stock,
-r w i f «oi*| m .1 !• w hotiri. liuyt r« will use them to build up their own herdt
th. f Tidrw .itir South atatca. W iilu lr-w il of l.ind from cotton and tobacco rultiva
.114 -IS <>l
uplrllejld
JM StU rrS.
I f . l«
IM IIUI
A llinll.
luaal
l . il r*
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Trade-ins on the
NEW 1942
CHEVROLET
• *1 t
•
Coming: in Often
SEE US NOW
For a Good Car
Priced Right
EASY TERMS
A < \<s. MoU-fU T'Ne AM AZON RIVER
oF bRAXU. IS 2 0 7 MILES BROAD,1 >
£i<ELrfoHS oF Pure CoLd
9 / -(He 'Th o u s a n d s a r e .
o w n e d Bjf TKe Ku na Indians
OF DARIEN m EASTERN
Pa n a m a each
■•**•»'
V c 5 , I SAID
tiv e v t v FIVE
Represen t
5 o k IE A NCESTO R.
sk eleto n
* i)f the
I inlm-
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
Towp Hedxn . 650.00
1940
P ly m o u th
D e
lu xe Phrdur •* • D.
! According to th* Carman ernaor, th li photo ahowa a yroup of Carman Infantryman advancing on tl
I stronghold a t Rogitichew, on tha aaatarn front. In apito of hravy tiro from tha ratraating Rad fare*
tha fort was taken after an artillery barrage.
Itbhatd Freakaaataab
5fr9. Kenneth
(tldilhf
eiuht-Vvrckvoltf Fun, Kenneth.,
who was returned tw/cly td her g
after Ik’Id;( kidnaped front kjft
riagu miIaiiIi* a I'ltchkurr, M
aloft* ll« wan fnund in thrihkvfi
1
975UM,
1938 Chevrolet Coupe
with Rsdiu.....-445.00
1937 Chevrolet Town
r
NutloaatiHroatnr of th* U hitH AotumoUla Worker*. Sitkart) Prank*
fiutm ai nam e, the proaa |a Mew
York and pladae blame on Pfaeidant
Rnoifvfltt for the .new diaputa .be
tween union mamba™ aad A ir JUto-
9*80
Auto Painting & Body Rep
- I ) - . ', - *09 5 .0 9
1M7 Plymouth
:erf»pJor
De-
luw* tO
r ' —— ••
SPEEDY” WH.LIS
H . Chevrolet
4 '
ptoposal fur ending a recent itrike.
intlc, memberi of a U ntlih frei^hlcr’4 rr»w are ihovn on their rafta •• they
jh diwtroyrr which made the ie« ;.r. T • m* mm*a rhip had been turpedoed t ; a
U-boat in the tiilrnf>ifiril Haul. ..f i In* A tlf'ilir.
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SM tou . i . . i . ; : i u! S . o o J
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Lw*v.
1
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if
i
ilnfytral
n b u t ' N |~ o t h e r
tfc. Department o1
tAva cpn* Into this
> tha jWea o f btiUdre on , i
w)und*r
• plow up r a a t , Are#*
/-proposed an altrrn ativ .' -■*
Miami Policemen
I .lay week In December, l.n
February and Marrh un.l i.
Sfct-Dnv V\ eek j.lay
week th r r-inaiinler .
i ' T—
N
MIAMI, Nov. 7 — <4^— Thr I year.
c ity ,offered to give Miar.t p.>... •m en , for th* first linu. . .;«y
p ff 4 »ch weak, but hit n
.f
fh*m apparantiy prefer th.- ;>r.
,»*nt rovrn-.lay work ach>- lt;S.Delective* patltioucl tlu- i..gl>cr.upa not to grant thin . i!,.y
i f f bi*yau*e, they ini.l, i< « >uld
n.t y.r f e.r c with IheiA
ntu.mng
n w itig atlo n of rrim t*. D. t.n iv o
Chief Bcarboro raid nil .11 men
under, hi* command aig'.r I |» ti.
Uwi* Aaklog that the cv«*n-tl*iy
.»r#ek by .cuntlnutd, al-.r^ with
a(k-d«y Vacationj each uimmer.
injpacfPr! y p rre it K. Melton
Social W orkers To
Meet At Daytona
1
B auftoi,
*7ZS£ m FU . 1
/3 » r^ . I*
mpmveraent,
According to tha official German caption with lht« radlephoto from Darlln, a Mail tentry la shown on dutyf)
bafora a anow-covarad wooden shaltar on th* E ailerti F ront. An officer stands a t tha entrant* to tho hot.
. Bitter winter weather la reported to hays stalled tho Cetrnaa blits machine in tho Moocow sector. .. -
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Minister to tho U. B. trwai tho Marweglsn goveraaont |a *>0% Wil
helm Morganatisrna rtturas to Mow
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niisT N !t«8 NFRVICE
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Intersectional ~ 3 Straight By Harden Dairy Onslaught
The
potato
Tilt Of T an
Meet Tallahassee Tonight
vaders tonight though
Ing spree Is expected as Coach
WINTER PARK, Nov. 7— (Spe this week by licking
Leonard McLocas has scouted cial —Intersections! football comes plons
in thr«e straig h t games.
the Leon eleven and has been to Orlando for tha first time In
Beth of the o th er
contests
srorking out n defense aialnat *our yeans tonight when Davts- were
won three straig h t for the
their attack.
ETkins College from far-off E l first time daring th e toarney
An air attack may be plan kin!. W. Va., r-ckJei the Ratlins as (Irapetto punched a Hole in
ned by Coach McLocas tonight Collesre Tara a t 8:15 o'clock In the winnloga of the. Life Barer
as he will havo hla left end the confines of Greater Orlando tram
and the unlocky
Lucky
"B utterbolT H erring back
In Stadium.
Roy keglrrs were taken to the
the lineup tonight a fte r a ses
The last Inter-sectional p u n cleaners by the Pepsi Cola agsion of the Injury Jinx dodging played In Orlando was In 1938 |gregJjtion
the lanky pass snatcher, sta rt when Rollins ttrm cl back the I p ue to • holiday
ing with the opening game.
tre a t hid of Ohio Wesleyan of the senior «Jub will
Two Tallahassee backs
111 he i i ) , ! , O h i o by -i 19-13 score. Drzt week and-paptalna are sdthe headache of the Feds If the
schedule I
Tonqfcl’s frid struggle brings vised t o w a t c h ’ ~i.Se
locals’ dafenaivt
hasn’t been together lh~ two teams who h av e;,* ,,trj , , t h# B anforJ Bowling
developed to atop
tbam. Of never before met and who do Center during the week.-course, even Tom H annon can not nlay common opponents, so
All bowlers Interested In «3>mbe stopped and It was proven thc mrriV. of the respective ,*.t|ng
individual tourn*yl
by a team tb i t us-d detenalve cjrvetv* are hanl to lu d jr. H cw -’nri, ZMkc,| to get In touch with |
quarterbacking, calling -signal* ever, on the Irsia cf this seaso n s Forest Taylor o r Bill Thorne,
and ahlftlng on the defensive records, the Tap* will enter the ToU| p |„ , w|j |
In the
after- masterminding the play.
fray ss favorites.
meets and high
pum will re
The game will bo no tosa up
in ihe face of 13 g rad u atin g ! ceive 60 percent of the entry I
as the Loon team has the edge seniors, Jock McDowntl has mol.l- fee*.
P1*** 30
P«r«fnbI
but the Feda won't "tosa up” ed a aonhomorv team to g eth er, ***1
. . **?**?!*' *.
th t gam s either.
that in thdF-fhort *ptn of fo u r|T ^ n H lih Iddivlduil Ktanding*|
C met _
_ _____
__ skill ___
has
drvelopsd
and P- Pesol”
N o Bulk . . . N o Bind
«o
o^Xiukv-art/t- a ’ ldiHiliG. Pexold
dc(rn*e th a t h a, yl»ldeil points ;W. Thdme
only to undefeated Miami.
|T. Roily
• OJlie Darker, 27 y ra r old
**"**''r
By, RALPH WARNER
•cnior tackle from ,Orlando, has.V '
been m lifted to lead Ihe T or. in, ’P,H'r
to battle agfin*t the Scarlet llurLudwig
(E ditor's note:
Teama
arc ARC
from We»t Virginia. After ,
(irorgia Tech S l l over Ken nrane
1621
ranked numerically in each S C . ' ,
a five year lay-off period be '*- weaver
linn. The sectionj ar« Smith.S, tucky 818.
-nd
college,
fi0° B°» l*ra for the week aaj
twrrn
high
schorl
-nd
collet
Vandy 85 over Sewanee.
Mi,| West-MW, East-F., Midland*
Barker ha* come hack to gain a' 1follo»
Tennessee SIO over Howard.*
and F ar W est-FW . Also symhol.
Well*
fir»t etring berth over young
Virginia SI2 over Wash, and aspirants.
snd Far West-FW and Tc*a«
Klrchoff
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Also
symbols arc
used D « S2A.
t>avi*-Flkins Is pinning hone*
x|r *f” ' .
lo designate
the expected Wm. and Mary S I3 over V.
cinrenesa
of
play as
fol. M. I. S22. A
, for victory on a rugged 19* ' ; . . , y
*
North Carolina S tate S20 ovoe pound line, IH pounds per n r r n i ,,'
lows— ABC.Toss
up, AB-Ctnsv
heavier than the Tars, and a fast j |,
and possiblt upset, A-Close but V. P. I. 819. ACB
barkfield
lo*l
by
Johnny
Slm
nson,1
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N rrth Carolina 821 over Rich
tram picked should wip.
or your selection, we have purchased lhe cream
II .cholartic back from McKees- !
SOUTH—Tulana and AJgham* mond.
port. Pa.. nnd Sctar, clever quar
of three nitlonally-advertlaed awenter linen. You
Texas T l over B aylor T*.
rate 2 and 3 In the top con.
can depend on quality and your money’a worth.
Texas A A M over 8. M. IJ. Urhack and signal caller.
test. Duke wins easily. Although
Captain Tom Tressa, 205 pound
.f
‘
.
*• t
rated behind In team strength. T3. A n
Arkansas T« over Rica TO. grant, ami UdlHo**,-'t»IV ifoot,
Florida la a good underdog hec
threr inch, 185 pound end with
against Georgia. Ditto Auhurft ABC
Texas Christian T 5 o v tr Can. the knack of soesrlng passes,
v*. undefeated Mississippi State.
par- the West Virgin!* linemen.
Texas, tha national favorite, ha* tenary.
The lineups:
MID WEST
a aeft touch.
ROLLINS
Minnesota MWI over Nebras
MID W FST— Apparer.’ ly dull
I
Chisholm
f n a s l Is a fru it ju k a laxativJ
CORRECT MEN’S WEAR
rard with Minnesota rlsim ing an ka Midland 3.
Whittle
N orthwestern MW3 over In .
A rating over Nebraska.
which tastus good oad oats gvkkly
Scolt
dlsna MW10.
sad ossify. Praaal saftaaa vasts
FAST— Navy, still rated no. I
Ohio State MW5 over Wiscon Rry»nn
Darnnld
■Uttar, atlasulstoa lataatlaal n s in the F ast, gets the call over sin MW9. A
Notre Dame. P itt will trouble sc.
cles, helps b rie f alias las Uaaa back
Detroit MW7 over M arquette Barker (e
Talton
com! position Fordham. Ilarv arl MW8. ABC
to aonual—sm grip lag ae irritattM.
upsets Army.
Michigan State
M-Wfl over Gnindlcr
.Oasraataad to satisfy. B e or ( I N
Tvler
FAR
W EST—Stanford
well Purdue M W II. ABC.
[sUea. Sold a id gxsrw tsB ky
Iowa
MW 12 .o v e r
Illinois Rittle
over Trojans. California aurprlv*
Ray
Washington. Unbeaten Duqurmw MWI3. ABC
DAVIS-ELKINS
TOUCHTON DRUG
CO.
ABC* with Ht. M irys.
Thx Hooka are opdn for payment of 1041 City Taxes.
Oklahoma Midland 2 over lo.
Ro*s
v a S tate Midland 7.
The Selections—
Dtacount of 4% will be allowed for payment In Novem*
Dunn
South Cnrcllna 814 nver K sn.
SOUTH
ber; 3% discount for payment In December; 2% dinFyircns
Tulnno 82 over Alabama S3. i s i S U ta Midland 4. ARC •
count for payment In Januaryt I'/fr discount for pay
EAST
, Kampf
All
ment In February. Booka clone April 1, 1942.
Navy E l over N otro Dame Tn*«a (e)
Duke Kl over Dttvldson.
Mann
Mississippi S I over L. S. If. MW4. ABC
Fordham E2 over P itt E l l . Oliver
SI6. A
t Setar
Auburn SIS over Miss. Stu'e AH
Penn E3 ever Columbia E l l , Ilam er
a ty iT a g Collector
sh . a r c
ABC
, ('spoils
Fir rIda SO over Georgia
H arvard E10 over Army E5 Dirker'on
ABC
i l l
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i:,
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C ornell FA. over Yalo E20.
Boston Col. EO over Wake
lA 'Ifn til.'
Forest S17. AB
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Missouri Midland I over N.
Y. U . E24.
irnxii!
Syraruao E0 over Penn State
WARIIINCiTtiN, Nov. 7 — IIP)
Buy one mixed drink between
E17. ABC
w* UeprcAcntativ© Kennedy ID.
Tem pi"
E7 over Vlllanova N. Y.) prepoaed Thursday that
6|30 P. M. and 8:30 P. )H.
E12. AB
members of Congre** "set an ex
Saturday and we’ll fttve-you
Georgetown E13 over Mary, ample for the nation” and taka
another one Junt like It*
land 826.
a reduction In pay.
Holy Creaa E14 over Brown
He Introduced a bill ta pay
E19, A
D artm outh E l» over P rin t a loo m em bers on Ihe basis of 925 for
aach day C n g m a la In session
E 9 t. ABC
Come on down and meet
W est Virginia E*S over Kan. Instead of the present 910,000
annual salary.
sas Midland!. ABC
Kennedy estimated hla plan
your frlcnda at Blll’a!
FAR W EST
Stanford FW l over Southern would reduce Individual ronrrvsatonal
salaries to about 99,000 a
C alifornia FW9.
California FW J over W ashing, year.
II la with a great deal of plemiure that we an*
He (old reporters th a t since
ton FW 2. ABC
■ounce our formal opening. For well mixed drinks,
Oregon State FW 4 over U. C. Congress was railing on Ihe pea.
pie
lo make financial aecrlficra
, good beers and ■ wide variety <^f package goods
U A. FW10. A
W ashington B u te FW 6 over In the national emergnecy
lo Bolcct from, come on down to
think the proper ptaeo to begin |
Idaho.
*——Duqueana E4 o v er St, Marys In In congrc»•.”
FW8. Sunday gume.
* *
SMART COMPORT
By Rob Smith
Those conference-leading loon
gridders from tha hill* of Tal
lahassee sweep Into Sanford to
day to chaw th« celery Uda to
a pulp, though the local eleven
la hopeful deapite the predictions
of Monday morning quarterback!.
It will be the aarne point
gatherera th a t puihcd acroai
three touchdowns
against
the
Biby Tara from
Rolllna thU
| season so plenty of action la
I expected when the Leon aggre
gation open* an attack.
The cool w eather Is a point
In favor of a peppy game to
night and the local boyi may
snap o at of their losing complex
and take th» visitors by surprise.
Rain, feared during the fln^t
of the week seema to have' lift
ed Its th re a t to give the local
>fans some of th0 first typkal
football weather of the year.
fn downtown circles the odds
are definitely In favor of the in
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CORN & WHEAT
SCRATCH. .100 lbs. $2-35
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Good Clean Scrmlth-l-No HcrMnlnsa!
WHITE
100 lbs. . . . .
EARLY 7 | DANIELS’
LAYING MASH
Scotty-Kotcs 100% Wool
$6.50
Lamb Knita
$3.95 up
Rugby K nita.....
$3.50 to $5.00
Leather Jackets, Coats $8.75 to $14.50
100
lb $ a
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Tbousindstaks PRUNOLj
PniM Juic« Luitivt /
For CONSTIPATION *
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Select Selections
AND GENTLEMEN, W E DA YE THEM!
Accidental deaths of peraotn
o rtr
& SOPH.
Mather Aread# BMr.
S a n fo rd ,
NOTICE
Ellen Hoy
Ctit It! Conffre«»nian’«
Recommended
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HOME OF FINE DUALITY LIQUORS, WINES
1112 W. FIRST ST. . ’
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY", NOVEMBER 8, 1941
lished
e:rating Base
Navy, Says Knox
•
Declares
Outpost
To Become Most
Im portant C e n t e r
Goober
Withdrawing Of
Marines Viewed
Wi i t h A l a r m
Admiral Kauffman
•Made Commandant
M aritime Commission
* S t a r t s Requisition
• Qf Coast Vessels
. WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 —
The entablinhment of a
naval operating bane In IceJa n * waa announced bv Sect HW it Knox today,
raisin*
« a $ island outpost to one of
tha Navy's most importsnt
operations centers.
R ear Admiral James L.
•KsOffmsn was named com*
Aa authoritative source said
last night the Maritime Commisdco has begun requisitioning a
•fa rg e number of coastwise and
bitereeastal ships, giving rise to
• belief the adm inistration is
making ready far mass move,
meat of war cargdci to Russia.
am Commission officials
to ’ comment on tha
I t4 <9a requisitioning but
eOmtahilon already ha*
Um use of seven ef
er scare#, which Is
•a shipping msu
Isaraed that addi.
w flltta. takaa aver
W mm,
ship# will be
the eontmiteien1*
move 'mlgjft well tie In with
Fj uMin t Roosevelt's order le.
night to Lend-Lease Administra
tor Stettlnlus to expadlta plans
mfbr tra asm las Ion of defense sun.
the
Re intimated that tha coastal
vaaeals would be Used to re.
plaee larger ships now In other
^operations id that tha Uttar
•m ig h t he avaQsbU for more ur.
gent defense purposes.
Coastwise ships will be taken
from both west and east coast
Berries*, It waa Indies tad. .
Reports elreulatad in west
• coast shipping circlet that the
maritime commission proposed to
fake ovar aa many aa 40 of the
geastal ships wsra dascribed as
praamtore. ____________
•Condition Of Injured
Persons Is Improving
According to a report today
.fr o m femald-Laugh ton Memorial
• goapital. the condition of the
taro, young mea. Gbn# Humphgey ■and Richard Packard, who
w on In tha sodas which coL
tided with a truck yesterday at
StOO A, M. on Lake Moatoe
In the
Ann Armstrong.
_____ treng, who da* so-
J3 * s ." x r i2 l M
aha first regained
eon-
WML
I*tC—rdU [Warns Of
Situation
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Move Called Prepar
ation For Bad Out
come Of Conference
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I'r r e e
38 Organization To Take Part
In Armistice Parade Tuesday
There are 33 organisations
which have entered floats, de
corated cam or which plan to
march in formation in the A m is ,
tire Day Parade which is ache,
duled to begin a t 9:30 A. **
Tuesday, according to Ned 8mlth,
chairman of that portion of the
day's festivities.
Legionnaires and members e f
the Flnrnla Defense Force from
neighboring cities will march Is
the parade and take p a r\ In
celebration which will reach its
peak at 11 no A. M. when Sen
ator Claude Pepper addressee the
townspeople ficim the Lake Mon
roe Randshell. In the afternoon
a boat regatta sponsored by the
Merchants of Sanford and the
local Outboard Association will
be presented on l.ake Monroe. In
the evening. Armistice Day will
come to s close w ith a dance
givrn hy the Legion Auxiliary
at the Armory.
The narsde will Sc led bv the
marshall. Sheriff Hand and the
remaining
organisations ' will
march in the following order!
Sons of the American Legion
Drum and tingle Corps and Ma
jorettes. the American Legion
Auxiliary, the Junior Legion Aux
iliary, the American Legion and
visiting
Legionnaires, SpaniahAmericsn War_ Veterans, Spaniah.Amvrlcan W ar V eterans Aux
iliary. the
Daughters of tho
American Revolution, the United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
the Sons and D aughters of the
Territory of Florida, the Semin
ole High School Celeryettcs and
Band, the Florida Defense Force
and the Seminole County Chapter
of the American Red Cross.
Also the Salvation Army. Sem
inole County Future
Farm ers,
the Sanford Ju n io r High School,
the Geneva School Band, Mon.
roe School. !.ake Mary School.
Lyman Arhool,
Tania
School,
Oviedo Hrhool, Chuluota School,
the Boy Scouta of America, tho
Girt Scouts of America, the Win.
ter Park High
School
Band.
Woodmen of the World, II. P.
O. E. FJha, Antler*, the Sanford
Garden Club, the Pilot Club, the
Rotary Club, the Klwani* Club,
the Lions Club, the Sanford Wo
man’s Club, the Junior Woman's
Club, the Ju n io r C ham brr of
Commerce, and the community
• f Oviedo. The commercial float*
and formations will then follow
In the parade.
Sanford La The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hall, lllghwaj
And Water Transportation
NUMBER Gi!
Member Associated Preaa
British Acknowledge
Loss O f 37 Planes In
Raids Over Germany
'Heavy Air Bombings
I Made In Italy As
‘Cowboy” Wavell
Red Cross Opens
Headquarters At
210 F i r s t Street
|
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8 2
R. A. F. Losses
Laid To Weather
S u p p lie s , Directions
For K nitting May
Be Secured There
Moscow Is Quiet But
Nazis Are Breaking1
Through In Crimea
Roll call supplir*.
including
r* Contfm plnlnl
with'lrnwal of
buttons, and membership cards,
A m crifan Manner from Shanghai
may b,, secured st Itixl Cross
ttta n * that tha- l/n itn l Staten it
H f
(ts n rU fe d
p ff> 0
Hrailquartera of Seminole Coun
prep arin g everything for the
Moscow** Hrf rrvrlf rw tnd«V
ty
st
210
Ra,*t
First
Street,
annotinml
triumphantly
o ver
w o n t poaaihle i utm m e of Jap Ihr radio thr>
had haltrd
Mrs. Roy F . Mann, puhlirity
ftAeae.Amrricnn ronfrri'nuea in
thr Nazi aitark on M im o iw
chairman of thv orgamxstion,
Waahlngton, fht* m'Mtpaprr A*u■rvl that the (irrm a n * havt*
stated
today.
hi, of Tokyo, *»*erte<| t«»n•ght.
hern fiirm ! tin th r d rfrn a ivr
She explained that tho memIn Waahingto.i n wave of con
h» thr ltr<t Arm y counterjectu re that the I ’m tr.l States \* 1
bershlp drive dors nut officially
attarka "on many nrctora o f
“ clearing the ilerka*' iigninat a
the front.”
sta rt until Tur*dav but every
WHEREAS, tw enty.thrc* yrsr* hsvr passed since the
poaiible cla«h with Japan fol. j
f l f A ic n H c f r Z r r n c
thing It In readme** fur the
lowed President Riio<«vr)t‘« d n nations Involved in the greatest of all wars declared an Ar
campaign tn fill the II.MWOO
clozun* yesterday that he w if i
Th«* Ilriti.wh IihIiiv nt kimwquota. The Special tiifl* Commit
mistice. soil
considering the withdrawal of i
li'ilgi'il
an iiiiiim'i'<li>ntt>il In.s.q
tee, composed of II. II Cvlrman
WHEREAS,
the
I
tlh
day
"f
November
ha*
he
>n
"et
the 970 marine* stationed
in
and Randall t'-ha-e »dl make
of .'17 hIhiic* in raids on IlrrChina.
aside as a natiooal holiday in lhaokfulorsa for the blessing
a report on Nov It*.
lin, Cnlngni' and Mimni'hcim.
The l*rc«idrnt carefully
re
of peace that we have cooatantly enjoyed. an,|
Miss Olivo
Hinkle will be
frained from giving a reason for
Snd Iht'v iilfsn stHgi'd Ih' hvv
clerk
In
th*
heailnuaitei*
office
WHEREAS, it, la benefitting that the anniversary of
the contemplated ninve, hut some
raids nil Hrimlisi and thu
Slid *hc ha* yarn
this day be memorialised and commemorated by the rinsing
Hero
of
thc
British
mlvnm-e
m
Army and Navy authorities have
and needle* a*
Furl of (Jidu. Sirilv.
argued that the pre.ence .if -mall
Africa
last
year,
(Jen.
Sir
Arch,
of all places of business, and with appropiluU exercises K*t
well h* mstrurMerlin admits sovon ili’itd
American force* in I'eiping, T ien t
ihnld
Wavell
wear*
ruling
attire
that Hay which brought an and to the most disastrous conflict
lion* fur knit similar to the chaps u u**l hy and ll'J inninql. Italians, -111
sin and Shanghai were liabilities
ting
garment.* American rewboyn. Caption i«|en- dead and 8'.! woundml.
be forgotten, and
ra th e r than a protection fur
which
the de tified scene as the Middle Knit,
The British wiy hnlf of tho
American lives and interests.
WHEREAS, the American Legion, tho Kcminnlr .County
partm ent
furlo<«aiaa were caused hy had w ea
It was pointed uut that three
ni*hc* tu vidun- though i»c** report* place him ther.
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
the
Merchants
Association
have
forces, isolated in Japanrso.cott.
iha harvest of
te e r
knittrra. in Singapore
The Nazi command announced
prepared appropriate exercises in tribute to tho youth who
ilf pounds of pea -1 trolled areas, would be unable to
Ma nn
that Crimean armies have broken
paid the supreme sacrifice fo r their country and the .irinri.
South waa tha .w. I offer an effective resistance if
out
that
through the Ituv*iao Imra before
»ly P a t Donnelly a t ‘__ hostilities involving the United pits for which it stands,
the County ha* never failed to
Kfrvh and via m utt th r nnm hila.
queen ef
national peanutt f( a *a . States commenced
fill
its
quota
and
needa
9.1
lion of a Soviet cavalry drvrvtoo.THEREFORE.
I,
W.
C.
Hill,
by
tho
authority
verted
In
In unofficial speculation, the
Suffolk, Va'. It look*
more
knit
garment*,
mainly
Thc Moncow fiont in **einjf
me as Mayor of the City of Sanford, do herdiy proclaim
add baseball fane move was also linked with cu r.
women snd childrens sweater*
little notion, although th r lied*
re
n
t
discussions
between
lh«
fnr
tha
goober*
14
Monday,
November
l
l
t
h
as
a
general
holiday
and
do
urgent,
. nd skLouil*. whlro
muat be
■TTS
"
‘ -Tl
have launrhrd a strong counl'|> Unite* p istes and Jap an concern.
f|' lahi*d to make out to,, Jan.
ly req u est all place** pf business,to close I've “n q t l r g ^ y epd
•tU rk in thc VfdukuUin<«k
methods of -' settling Altai*
t
alMlrrnUi*
Tha
Kurtslah^
arc
holding
the citiicna oif Hanford to Join the Am-ri.-sa Legion and tho
rtence*
peaceably. (Borne
The
following
women
of
San
urninzt rr-inforred
Nazi unit#
Seminole C ounty'C ham ber ef C snunirw , and the Merchants
thoujftit the United .States migiil
ford will work on the annual
hafori*
Leningrad
say to Japan: “ Wa are prepared
Association in the memorial exercises which have been planned
Riul fro** roll rail Mias Fran
High Aufttraliun offn^r^ say
to withdraw our forces from
ce* Morrow, Mias Juho Sharon.
for this great occasion.
tho Anzacs may ho fighting in*China, so why do n 't you do like
Mis* Rebecca Steven*, Mr*. Mar
tho t'auousus ROOM
w ise?"
W. U. HILL
lon St. John,Mr*. John Schtr.
London ni'WHpapoi <«
prodiot
A final deelslon on tho que*.
Mayor of the City of Sanford.
*rd, J r , Mr*. Alva Collin*. Mrs.
Hitler may • call a continental
tlon of withdrawing tho mxrine*
. II M. Wutson, Mr*. H. B. L*wconference to tdamo the »«»ntinpresumably aw aits fu rth e r d a r t,
1 i«. Mrs. Jul|u* D ingfrlilrr Mr*,
CHICAGO, Nov. H - l Ab A uation of the war on tho t'nitod
flcation of the sltoatlcn in the
ti.
A
Speer,
Mr*.
Sadie
Ilrouar,
F. Whitney, president of the States ami lln tain and t>» pro.
Pacific, and may a n ta r Into the
Mr*. It. A. Newman, Mrs. A. M. Hr otherhiMHl of Itiilruad Train claim tho “ now order'* in Europe.
Japancse.A m erican
discussion*
b
Philip*,
and
Mr*.
S.
O.
ShinholA rer-trmnod U lt novortholr"n
men, announced last night that
when they arc resum ed unon the
»»r, Jr.
hi* organisation and the four .real optimum f«»r the long pull
arrival here of Saburo Kurusu.
Also Mr*. G. K. Rollins. Mr*. other lug operating union* would Rppoari*«| laAl night In he ru n
special envoy now flying across
Mun.well S tew art,
Mr*. Harry cull .toil,DIM men out on *trike ning higher rmong H itler'' great
the Pacific with w hat diplomntir
TiMikr, Mr*. It.
W. Rupreeht, Dec. 1 to rnforee demand* fur untag^inisU than at any time in
q u arters call an Imperially a p
Mr*. Roy Williams, Mr*. Sam a 111 percent wage ntcrra*e.
many a weary month, and thu
Randall Chase waa named to proved formula for ocaee.
Eighteen Sanfordltes enrolled
"Enlistm ent for patriotic srr. Highlryman, Mr*. J . W. Hall,
Tha Navy and Marine head
Earlier, tho railroad.* had an immediite (MiRltioii was that the
the executive elmmittec of an
Mr*. Irving Fleischer, Mr*. F
Herman* wer»* having the w orst
in thc University of Florida Ex
organisation
formed yesterday q u a rte rs withheld any fomiw-n'. tension co u rts In Latin-Amrri- vice," Is the term used by Mr*. ll. Scott, Mr. J. C. Higgins, Mrs. nounced their acceptance of the of it on the ceiilm l front and
H enry Mclovulln, Jr., national d r.
of
President making little progre-c* m the south.
a t LaktUnd U oppose the pro except to stela th a t no time had rsn H istory an<l Florida History fens* chairman of the Camphrll II. E. Morris Mr*. II. II. Cole rccuninicndatiim*
Ktmscvclt'a fact-finding tuiurd.
been set for the nropoeedt ranxfer.
posed Florida Ship Canal and
A battalion of 760 marine*, on 1which will be Instructed by Dr. Loosing Unit of the American man, Mr*. K. I- Cornell, Mr*.
, " f s l T r : v ’* 1 " ^ l h * ' J <7 i l, l “ t *
Fred
Myers,
Mrs.
Jam
es
Mniighplans were made by tha organi duty In the International settle Kathrrlne Abbey Hanna of Win. Legion Auxiliary, to drscribe rn .
.......„* agree,I m at there wuul.11 F
ha. U en
for ton. Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mr*. J. I - a strike, but they declined
*■' *
sation to campaign against Its m ent of Shanghai, has played an ter Park, Miss Lillian Thornley, rollmcnt in the Auxiliary
jfi.
Patterson,
Mr*.
Charles
Munisecretary
of
tha
c
o
u
n
t,
stated
1041.'
to *.y when. Alvaney J.,h.,»lon.lbL" nl,"f “ on ^
u ,n *
authorisation by Con f r ie s
an outstanding rote In m linU lnln* today.
"Hundreds of thousands of|»on, Mrs. A. W. _l.ee, Mr*. tv. gr»nd chief engineer of the bin re|Hirte«l that general S^ivlot
order la tha foreign settlem ent
Associated Preaa dispatch stated while the Japanese.Chlnexe con.
nttzcki ulnive the city wen* rising
Members of the class a rt: Miss women throughout th* country | 4. Patrick
llrutherhoiHl of laicomotive En in ower to smnething approach,
Frances Morrow, Miss Louise arc now enrolling in the A ux. >man.
today.
flict surged around tha. city.
gineer's said additional detail* mg a major counter offensive.
Illary
because
th
a
t
Is
tho
piece
I
AI*o_
Mr*.
II.
W.
Rucker,
Mr*
....
. to
__ _ho
__ worked out. T. C.
Swain,
Miaa
Lillian
Dunlap,
Miss
Referring to recent develop*
hail
A detachm ent o f '1 6 6 marines
The evrntual Itii>e6ian purpose*
w
here
they
can
enlUt
fo
r
patrlo.
A.
K.
Powern^
Mrs.
II.
Middk,
|irr,|,|rn t „f the Switch.
Mary
Chapman,
Mias
Jana
Shar
mints in Congress of changing m aintains a legation guard in
said those acoountH. was to re
on,
Misa
Ruby
Peters.
Mrs.
Ger
tic
service,"
ehe
said.
ton.
Mr*.
Jo«
to
rlv
y
,
Mrs.
W.
A.
'
u
Ili()ll
„f
America,
.aid
he
the thin canal to a barge canal, Peiping (Peking), th a imperial truda Page, Mrs. Sybil Roulh.
r
*
u . , ur-irUr)l lf „,.r open the Leningrad Moscow rail
Pointing to th* msny field* of Leavitt Mr*. J ll. Ray, M
Mr. Chase deklarai tha action capital, and a detachm ent of 5-1
way. While any such mncluiHm
I- I'. Hagan. Mr*. J. J. Holly. 5 wu, thp
Whilnuy in* was
in making tho substitution was la on d u ty In T ltn taln , China’* Mrs. r . K Roumlllat, Mrs. J. T. ■sttvlty 'in which the women of Mrs.
still a long wny olf i( »H«I
Roy Tllli*. Mrs. J. M. Htlne- ■isli'd it *would
"* to Dec. 5.
Mrs. Louisa B. Bills, tha Auxiliary serve for the emin.
a device to Isas an opposition to chief northern p o r t Both cities Newby,
rp p ia r from the available ie|»orts
Fort, Mrs. try, Mrs. McLaulln declared that rlphcr, Mr*. I„ T. Doss, Mri
Ui-aidrs the
trainmen, rngi- that the
tho waterway. Ha said tho are under Japanese m ilitary con. Mrs. M as Daly
U zrirrni h«d Ihh»ii
~
"" a . Maymu every woman eligible ehould he Roy Krlly, hire. R. J. Holly, nvrr», and switchmen
Whitney
barge canal, could load to the trcL
u
doit, In tha organisation thie year giv. Mrs. E. F. C arre way ami Mls* said the Order of Railway Con thrown hark several milcv« in
construction of a deeper watersome
Rcrton
and th at the Rus
her actlva support to Ita e f. E lu aU lh Dyson.
Lae 8 lag, Mlsa Catherine
ductor* and Brotherhood of l.o.
way.
In other towns in the county, comotive Firemen and Engine- sians hail regained a fnanch rail
forte to make A m erica secure.
iketh and Miss Thornley.
About 40 persona attended tha
Classes will meet each Mon 8ha stressed tha importance nt Mrs. Thomas Katchum, Mrs. R. men would go nut on that date. road near Kalinin, which is about
U.*» milna northwest «»f Moscow.
meeting and unanimously ap
day night a t th* Ban ford Gram continued activity by women in A. Uoodipccd, Mr*. C. W. labill,
Four hundred general chair
proved a resolution describing
m ar School for I t weeks and ■apport of adequate national de Mrs. Mary I'erklna, Mrs. George men of these groups—the key Tho Nazi forward positions wura
the • canal as economically un
Bridge Mrs. A. R. N ash, Mrs. workers In tho nation's railroad reported under punishing attack
tha course la equivalent to one fense, saying:
Bank*, stores and tha Poet O f. three-hour cummer school course
in a 30-mile deep lone running
sound and asserting that the
"T ha nation le now awake to Fred Forward, Mrs. P. K. Geis- transportation
system' — "flatly from Kalinin 50 miles ilown tn
construction would-threaten “Ir fk e will bo closed Tueeday In for teach ers, th e operatery said. th a nee easily fo r armed defenses ler, Mrs. Vf. L. Sieg, Mrs. Sam
rejected"
earlier
today
a
7Vk
observance
of
Armistice
Day.
Volokolamsk.
reparable damage to Florida
strong enough to guarantee our Ling, Mr*. Jam es Wilson, Mr*. percent pay W>o*t
bbost recommended
,
thc , rrH lhl. previmedv
Those businesses that would, stay
supplies."
poaco and security. Y ean of e f. Helen Richie and Mrs. 8. M. Tuhy by tho President * emergency
^
wlth.lrawl of the bulk
open
otherwise
are
asked
to
clot#
will work »n th* Red Cross roll
Tho resolution ashed fa r tllm fort
by
the
Legion
and
Auxil
fact-finding board
and
“ ta*'1 of the German aerial squadron*,
laatloq of tha canal from tha their doors between the hours
iary, and clamltoua ware raging tall. ___________________
their
leaders
to
execute
*
strike
assignetl
imall presumably
Rivers and Harbor* f i l l new be of 0 4 0 A. M. and noon while
both to the east and w est o f us
order authorised- by tha member, mediately or proaibec tively to tho
fore Congress and fo r a more the program Is going an, II. B.
w
ere
nscessary
to
bring
th
at
ship
-Sept.
6.
south, w«* plainly giving tho
thorough study by United States Pops, president e f the M erchants
BERLIN,
Nor. 8—<A*>—Re- awakening. Now tha .United
The board's report to th* Rusri'n* a better dhancu than
rw fia ii lid
W y
• D f i o N n ‘ wocUUon, u ld Uday.
Hahla qua
today said Rev. State# la arm ing Itself with great
l*rrsident
was
the
last
process
they had had ainco the main
Mall wffl ha dispatched from Bernhard
o f Ita p«ea lb le affect on w ater
pruvklrd by th* railway labor German offensive on Mo*cow be
the Peat Office aa usual but (dean) of Berlin's
suppose th* w ar situation
•an Ca
act to forestall a strike. Tha gan Oct. 2.
there will be no local delivery, thoile Cathedral, St. Hedwlg*t change* so that th* thract to our
Sale of tlckata and reserva law rrqutr*s, however, that 10
ftn tr
German report* of yesterday
U not ao apparent to *v. tions reached 275 at noon to. days must slaps* between th* stressed the Crim ean push op
had been a m ated by Nasi Au
v u deferrad an til tht n o t moot tha afftea report*.______
thorities and atrossi amoevg other eryone. WIU oar defense efforts day when tha deadline foi* pur. time tho report was mad* and Sevastopol, the main Soviet Uloclc
ing of Uo ortnnlmtkm U k i held
charges o f effacing prayers for he permitted to slacken? Will chasing llcktta for th* Cham, thc tim e * w alkout actually to- Hr* navwi base; saying th at N kil
within tO
10 dayt. Mjknrta
Mnrrta H. Walk,
Walk.
Jews.
w a ' again listen (6 pacifist pro ber of Common* dinner Monday gins. ,
tr o f LaktUnd waa chottn mo.
artillery and dlvebomber* were
paganda coming from foreign night was up. Edward Higgins,
rotary and John A. O'Houikt of
“The strike will be called at beating heavily a t the elty'a ap
■eoreec and reduce car national sacretary, said today.
Orlaado/ trtajqrar.
1:46 P. M. Eastern Standard proaches.
, „
, .
"Anyon* who has not mad* Time, Dee. 6." Whitney said.
defense to • point where * w#
Bttidat Mr* ClmoOi n tm th ri
A strong Russian defense In tn*
sridfc** corater of
weald he easy prey for a *ur. reservation* may call tha Cham “Exactly 30 days to Ui« minute lofty Yalta Mountains on tha
Zac IM director of
T American women ber of Common* office and I from tne lime tho board hand southern and eastern range* of
publicity for th* New York Zoo.
will provide reservations In the ed Its report (o lb# President."
Crlmtsan Peninsula
loglcaJ Society, titefca Saafocd
country order they a n ncthrad for aa He said there were a few tho
ceded, although Berlin clalmad
ha*
a
ffrat
eb
er
too
too,
after
long
aa
they
lest,"
Mr.
Higgins
and
hems*
a
n
strengthened
to
5X a
Waverlyi
th a t German add
Rumanian
area.
moat th* preaant emergency with explained. No m an ticket* will details which w ere circularised troop* had mad# some gain* ovar
an iieM Ili speed, and that they b# on sale, b* added, and th* In September, but th at most of alm ost Impassable terrain and
Th* MctacdM Mtn's Club
mate tain *d at • high point office of th* Chamber of Com. the strike machinery can be put against htsgvy Soviet re a r guard
Miami; ir m d f taUmttnw t Iw ik n S.w
ip m latter V 7u sa* Hough.
■fflticMy against Inter* dnn. mere* la th* only place where Into operation Immediately
action.
reservation* may ha made,
(Dta fact-finding board has ad-■ Still, nothing wm» u l d l y th#
who anrolla In
loumed, and Ita chairm an, Wayne• Natl* aa to how close they stood
T , B.
a strengthen*
Powsll,
Lyman M on*, said It would not
who wish
V*. in ? g a ? x L !r s
T*c«mv»ne~TmB6*~ called By H r.
i j n r
RoosavtU and th a t "th* railway1 wtstem Cauouu*. No special *4- .
tha panda Tneaday a n y get
Btircly In tha vs nee toward -ltb*r had bean
ths pia- Oan at tha Baafavd rnraitara
clalmad In several day*.
J
band* of tha PrcddcaL
PROCLAMATION
I
RED CROSS'.' :...,
350,000 Railroad
Workers Ordered
O u t On S t r i k e
Organization Is
Union Officials Set
December !> Dead
line For Demands
Formed To Fight
State Ship Canal
18 Persons Will
Legion Auxiliary
Take Extension Commences Annual
History Course Membership Drive
Chase I Named On
E x e c u t i v e Com
mittee Of Group
I
Banka And Stores
To Close Tuesday
German Church Head
A rrested By Nazis
Chamber Ticket Sale
For D inner Is 275
Bronx Zoo Curator
Approves Sanford Zoo
—
rr-
City Newt Briefs
S riffirrw
K rk ^ °a * rk .
I
12
Birmingham la Tops i
In Navy Recruiting
Cempaay o« F ln t Stract.
I* be
•OSS BACK HOMS
WA3IUNO
U. Bahamas, New. I - —Th* Nsvy
t Duke cad Duehcas c l
neat back to their Jch*
•r aad fird lady a l tha
9 a#*— n vmcaiitai
6040
f ih w
m iE
•a d
rca.
___ 1____ _
According to U. 8. K b lk
. Peter Cooper, beat known lor
buildInn th* Tam Thumb In Health Servica, mere than 60000
1110. for financing thc laying of tcridental dutha occur aasu aB y^ B
1M1 with tha Atlantia cable aad for found. In public place*, iccounthNT f*• 6.
the
percent cf ■
all
ta
i *- . / MN S
cent o l all
tbc W a V F t
)j , r —
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VV;'
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f AGE BIX
P. G. A. Plans
$5,000 Purses
. For Tourneys
V V
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...a m r .* .* .
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J iM M V
CiCM ARDSON.
CHICAGO
Not.
5.-<;F>— A '
long-rang, plan of tournament
operations with . 15000 mini,
mam pune for .11 I’. G. A.
tourney, and Ihs granting of
supervisory - control
of
thoae
events to Frrd Corcoran, lour,
nammt hurrau
manager,
waa
•nnounerd today by Tom Walsh,
president of
the Profession.!
Colters Aaaociation.
Walah, who will not run for
re-election at neat week's an
nual I’. G. A. Contention here,’
eaid the organization executive
committee already haa approved
aeveral rrcommemiatlona where.)
by the I*. G. A. hope* to Improve
and extend ita tournament schc-
MAGtfrjeTTB U F i MAl-F
o le of tug pcAoueW
fA s s e a s o4 ca u -e e tA ftf.
CA/^.y
dula.
Germans Report
~ Reaching Black
- Sea In South
Chicago Bears
Still Wondering
About 16-14 L o3s
By Jack So-t!:
M ID W E ST STAR ^ -
CHICAGO.
Nov.
S .- O F l- If
the Green Hay I’arkera used as
-ecret defense to stop the famed
Chicago Bears. 16 to 14, last
Sunrlay it still is a secret to at
leist three members of the Bear
family—and they d like to te let
in on It.
These
thrreQuartrrharks
Sid
l^jckman and Bob Snyder and
Coach Paddy Driscoll—said so
Tuesday to several hundred fans
I who gsthrrrd at the weekly pro
huddle luncheon intent oil dig
ging out the deep, dark mystery |
) of the Pack methods in handing
[ the Bears their first 1041 set
back
The fans can't he blamed for
looking for mysteries, for there
are a lot of stories going the
rounds nn how the Packers beat
the "unbeatable" Chicago club.
One is' that Ross Letlow, star
Y l* lr r ,» w V 'l .VsWIuerl ty Injury
for two months, studied" fn* Rears
through five games and found
a way to stop the Bears T "
formation offense. The Packers
have been a little reluctant to
-ay how they did It.
"There
was
nothing
secret
about that Packer defense," said
llriseoll. "Most teams havn used
a seven-man lin,. against it. The
) Packers used s sevbn ami elanian line all afternoon. We were
, down and the Packers were up,
thats all 7 think the boys tried
' too hard."
Luckman said "It was just one (
of those days I'll admit I <ailed
|too many passing plays, but the|
seven-man line is an invitation
1lo pass. Our running game
wasn't o f , the best and I wasn t
hitting my receivers.
Did th«I sellers win the gsme or we
lose it? Friends—the only an
swer to that one is tho score —
16 to 14 In favor of Green Bay."
Snyder aaiil his club suffered
tadly from "Hutaonltla.”
"w e put five guya on that
lion Hutson (great Packer end)
on every pass play—ahd then
look up to see some other Pick
er catching the ball," he said.
•' '
•
n U D U m m ■ 1. 1 1
/ WEDNESDAY, vNOVEMBER
S, 1*41
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
< r e s iu .e e C M
y es ix’oAo
T w e n t y F IV E
Jl
rats O w l
110 miles south of tha capital,
waa claimed to be "floundering"
In ita third day, with thousands
of Naxl corpses piled up on rotds
south of tno capital
. __ by aavage
Soviet artiUeTr'barragea.
In the Crime*, however, the
Soviet position continued desper
ate, with split Russian forces
backed up to tho tea at Sevas
topol and Kerch and threatened
with tha horror af a “ double
Dunkirk" attempt at evacuation
under artillery and dive bomber
bombardment.
The Germans
were believed
within artillery range of the
Black Sea naval base of Sevas
topol In tho strath and to the
east had planted tho Naxl flag
at Feodosiya, port 60 miles from
Kerch and tha narrow Kerthen- LlM 'leU )
»k> sUxi* .-aspnc
-thv 'Gviaeaw
from the norther n •C ra m os. Both
Sevastopol and Kerch were under
devastating Natl air attack.
)N w > ; Prj
“ We've felt the 15000 mini,
mum haa been nreded for aome
time,'' Walah laid, "and
next
Week I will
recommend
that
first place money in our own
P. G. A. championship be in
creased from tlOOO to |3500.
I
"Corcoran la thoroughly famil
iar with the tournament setup
anil his efficient
hsndling of
past tourneys makes him the
man to take charge of thcae1
•vents. It has happened, some-'
times, that players who consist
DODGE
D . X. A m y XlcasJ Caves rtase
ently behave in an ungentlaman- ,
ly manner enter our tourneys
l.inmln
MsrVesgh
(HghtV.
United
States
Minister
to
Iceland,
Inspects
and their conduct reflects on the j
damage inflicted when the'U. 8. destroyer h'ronip was torpedoed near
P. G. A. One of rOreorsn'e Jobs
Ireland, kijllng 11 men. The A'sarag, escorting a convoy, was speeding
■will be to pass on the eligibility
lo the help of another convey under attack by Naxl subs whtn-ahe was
of the entrants.'’
blaited, according to Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
>
In the event of a tie for tour
ney championship, Walah aald,
tha playsrs will In the future ^
play for 50 percent of th* play-)
■a! ADOto/1 <o
o ff goto in addltlan to the reg-,
M lS A C C o R A T fr
ular prise money. Entries will to j
P A M l/JO JlAdM f I t
limited to 150 plavera and qual-|
A OtEAT' rtJAV
' \leieR —>
Ifylng rounds will be held, ho
A T L A N E Y ’S
said. In addition, 6 percent of |
the total prize money of the P. |
DRUG STORE
0. A- tournaments will be ear. (
marked for bureau expenses,,
thus insuring permanent reten
Hrrakfmt— Dinner— Supper
tion of the bureau.
“ Llqiillnr of the fields to 150
entrants should speed up play
Free Delivery— I'hone 103
and prove
beneficial both to
players and fans," Walsh said.
I t 's s l l s s r S r o w
r a s e O w e!
GAINF.SVII.LK. Nov. 5
Tha P. G. A. executive aald he
rnulii have reached an American
(Special)—
Tom
Meh
will
hr
the
would recommend next week that
|»irl in the time which elapsed
MAYOR RE-ELECTED
We Fill All Prescription*
Corcoran bo given a three-year first to admit a Florida victory between Iho nttnrk anil its iliscontract inatead of a one-year over Georgia would lie un rv. clnaurr.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Nov. 5 (
rerdlngly
satisfying
outcome
for
document which the P. G. A.
The Snlinus was the fourth H —
— Racialist Mayor Jasper
baa extended for several yean. Saturday's game In Jacksonville, S. navy ship to rln.h wtlb Adnlf McLevy won a fifth term
by)
hut this is no time to deni in
A ll o f the above cars have the
Hiller's
li-bnals
Ip
t!»••
Atlantic
12,356 votes, the second Isrgest I
fanciful dreams nml hope., but
sinre
this
war
began.
The
dr.
SPORTS C H A T T E R to face stern rrslitlrs.
plurality of his career, Tuesday.
Guarantee.
And the reality of the wit na slroyer Greer had a Idoodlca en He polled 24.H00 to 8274 MF
gagement with a submarine un Milton McDonald, Democrat, and
tion
la
simply
that
the
Florida
By Jack I- Herring
Sept. 4; the destroyer Kearny 1061 for Nelson A. Parker, Re.
In spite of four losses and mentor «nw the Grorgla Bulldogr limpril 4011 miles lack In port
uliliran.
one win the Feds have tern In their win «Vcr Auburn Inst nflcr tiring torpedoed vm Oct.
through a lot this season and week, and te put it mildly, he'/ 17, and the Heiiben Janies was
Vary much deserved
tha
rest ordered an exlra supply «>f ns. sunk on Ort, 30-31.
which they
rrcelved
Monday plrln tablets for the hondsrhe
Thr Navy's announcement that
afternoon. CoachMcLucaa
held he’s been rnrrying since last Sat It Is believed all living aurviv.
urday
night.
only a short skull practice Mon
i "This Hlnkwirh is absolutely ora (nf the Reuben James) were
day, outlining ths Tallahassee
rescued," marked the greatest
all
thev’vs said he la,” comment, tingle Amrrtcan Navy vessel dis.
offense and dafanae and axplalneff
Lleb.
tng some oX tha strategy which
“ And Georgia has the heav aster sinre the U. S. S. Maino ex
be plana
to useagainst
Uu>
iest line In lls history.” reflect, ploded in the hattm' at Havana,
Lions hero FHJay nils.
Cuba, with is loss of '.'AO officers
Coach journeyed to Jackson ed 8am McAllister, Gator line nd men.
ville Thursday nit# to vyatch the roach, who rnre coached the
The destroyer ha I 142 men
conference leader,
engage the Georgia forward wall.
aboard when Die st< el.nosed tnr.
'
“
And
while
they've
given
the
Lee Generate of that city In an
prdn crashed into her. Tonight,
axelting encounter to which Tally great play to Slnkwlrh, you can on Iho basis r f the Navy an.
put
It
down
that
Ijimar
Duvis
Is
lost Carter of the Lion .quad
nouncement. 37 members of her
<b a very fine back, In fact Mc just about as grrat a back," both personnel were dead; eight weye
Lucaa aald that he waa the fin coerhea agreed.
minded and 37 were safe and
■*.*
I - F K £ £ r f C H M O U T M / B / H & B O A T * IfO Q .
McAllister pointed out that
est back that he had seen In
unhurt.
B e ca m e a n a v a i e x p & r / * m d /q
several years. Greene doe. all Cliff Kimsry, Georgia's hillliant
□ Torpedoman □ Aarographar
ft
!
□ Aviation Machinist
o f the pasting for
tha l.lona blocking back, has hail only about
NAZI*
MAKE
A
M
E
N
D
S
•
but Carter carries tha brunt of flvs minutes relief In a total of
□ Radioman
□ Distal Engineer
| A v / A T r o # .£ u c r K / a r r o K # 6 i* ty fffr r
LISBON, Nov. 6
</;•> - Ger.
□ Muter
four big games.
tha ground attack.
many has given fu't ut'-faetinn
OM £K m w s ABO tVCATTOBS
Lleb,
who
saw
Grorgla
twlco
□ Boilermaker
□ Photographer
□ Fire Controlman
|
Tha Tally line averages about
In the form of a thip of about
180 pounds. This line la flanked last year— the week before they equal tonnage ami presented
□ Aviation Motalamltii
□ Bandmaster
□ Fireman
1 O M W
f * y W H / l£ y O J U A B B .
by two very capable boy*. Taft played Florida, and In tie Gator apologies to Poetical for the
and Rueeell, Taft having caught game, aaya It's a more powerful sinking of the t*orti {uete fralgh.
□
Turret
Captain
□
Diver
1
□
Painter
c b o o s£ y o u * j o b £ R om
t b /s
u s r
a spectacular pass against Lee team by a considerable margin tar Corta Real while ll waa an.
than the 104(1 edition.
□ Seaman
for ■ score.
□ Stenographer
□
Parachutist
route In the United States.
Last yaar Slnkwlrh didn't play.
Yesterday tha locate held only
□ Carpenter
□ Welder
□ Electrician
■ short practice which consisted He's tha reason most -fans flgmostly of tha backs, Brannon ura Georgia will top the Gators
□
Horizontal
Bambtr
□ Water Tender
by
a
comfortable
margin
when
and Farrell kicking and the
linesmen running uowo
under tha ahoutlng la all over Saturday,
□ Ordaancomaa
□ Pharmacist'a Mata
□ Storekeeper
,
DUE TO COLD
them. Following this McLucaa
□
Moldor
□
Hospital
Apprentice
□
MatalsmHh
lined up a second string outfit
T H B M U T O P IE tE t
In tthe
l Tally formatlona and ax□ Yeoman
□ Cadi
□ SMitflttar
plained the situation which tha
■buy a bottle of MENTHO-MULFads would hin up against Kri□ Steward
□ Musician
□
Bakar
.
,
BION,
the
s
c
ie
n
tific
pnpereUen
day nils.
which In a FIG Syrup bass deposits
SHORT ' SHOTS—In spite of
□
Bombslght
Machaaic
□ Commissary Steward (
□
Optical
MockaaJc
• medicinal Ingredients la your sys
tha loss of tha Fads Friday
tem lo help expel tickling p b k m
□
Boatswain
□
Dcatal
Techaklan
□ Gunner
niU did you notice thawondorIrritated throat Managua and
When periodic functional dis tooths
fol school spirit af ths student
help ease nervous teaala
□ Signalman
□
Bagler
□
Quartermaster
tress
begins
to
make
you
miser
ante of M B N T H O M U I----tody! Keep It up.—Th* boys
cl
liked the white ball used In tha able, why not do as thousands lleted an Um label sad your awwdoc-,
Orlando game because (they said) of woman and taka CARDUII It tor can tell you Ita merits. At drug-,
gists.Satisfaction guaraa* ~
ft waa easier to handle ana tee— may be used S ways.First t To
nrriojlc distress, teed or money back. (Oe A I L
We ran up against a couple of help relieve
tey^w tosw sM .k
all stats men and soma boys xtart 8 days before “ tha time’
^ 5
-
Road To England
Gator Coaches
Is Road To Death,
Order Aspirin
For Georgia Game Is Berlin Report
m
EAT
Laney’s Drug Store
1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe
1939 Plymouth Tudor.. .
1938
1938
1937
1937
Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan 495
Plymouth 4 Dr Sedan
455
Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan 395
Pontiac 8 4 Dr Sedan..
WHICH OF THESE 45
DO YOU WANT RIGHT
6000
.COUGH
|t
Double Help for
W OM EN!
had gamed honorable men
tion Friday. Msbba’ wa won
-Don't think that tho
havo left the naerestlon
you see the Tally players,
paint thalr faces and bands
• gruesome red before every
blood
game and emit
and follow directions. Second i
Te aid In building' entri
strength—through bettor appeti
increased flow of gastric Jake
which should help digestion—taka
It by directions as a tonle. T
CARDUII
—Al
who
jn
E X T E R M I N A T E !
tha Banford-Orlando fame,
Italy 4000 tha lent!Tbanlu folks the Fads
ta your loyal support
will gat U rolling Tit
an that maybe Coach
gat some help with tha
tha form of an asalst‘
to handle
yaar
tha
is Include • » •
Ha»?a. baj
It’d kinds herd
iyoqmMt v
LsxsUvss can't
i l k
"
Protect Your
How you can get steady pay with regular increases up to
$ 126 a month (and keep) guaranteed by the U. S. Navy.
"T
mm a r m van
I
1
MJUBO. u uadse sad I
r«—|-----tuvu to »
•
f
1
)D A Y ( Urn Navy offers you tha chases of a U M m
lZ & £ w l ! 2 u * £> a Job o f your cfaooafaf. Wbat'e
your bobby? Radio... lying,..merhawdmTTho Navy mn
make you an expert la your flold through ftm training
worth 91800 *y M T or mora. . . training the* pays Mg
dividend* whether or not you remain in ipe
,
You don’t mod money. You dop’l mod oaporiooeo.
�c
I
y r T ^ sg r 1
R 1 M I
ttt
r
?■"’■
•I
T * : : • •• * ir r . y : - -••
'
“ ••■ ' v
B w M i County Prodncvg
jt f
It r r a lit
PraU Aa4 VcftUblea T h u A»J
B f Ih r A r m |n I W i d a
XlX IIl
EaUbOahed la 1908
Sanford Is Thr Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, lligh w a j
And Water Traasportatlon
Member Associated Cresa
SANFORD. FLORIDA, t S h B D A y ! NOVEMBER
N
fi. 1911
M
M IIK R fiO
*Aid Growing,
Says Stalin
Germans
m % 3Ru“ ns Claim
Says Roosevelt /,■
RctfCSt In Donets Basin
Russia Handicapped
By Lack O f Second
W a r Front, States
• Prem ier Over Radio
President
Assails
Labor And Industry
Leaders Who Ate
Delaying D e f e n s e
i,U .S .
Suicide-To-Be Changes Mind
Red Leader Predicts
F a l l O f Hitler’s
Order A ny Moment
' frvt1 nation* to plan for a souttd
*(»cih1 e» oftomic worM orilrr af.
ter the war
I*hr
I'r.^iden t
axxmlrd
th*
••mi»icin.|*ir few. b«»th industriftlH lf an. I leudrt* «»f labor— for
' plncmg |»t r*nnal advantage above
•he w i l f u l • of ihe I'n itfti Stall's
anil for delaying the defttlae
output l»v lio.iijf "economic powtir'*
t«» f»»rre art I'ptanrr of their q*>
mandx ruthei than uaing ettftb.
Ii*hed int*.hat ion machinery.
LO N D O N . Nov. 6 — f/F>—
Russia, fighting “ a war
of liberation alone against
Germany" and her allies, is
handicapped by lack of a se
cond European front, but
“ the assistance riven hv
lit* x p o k e to J 5 tl th’lf g a t c a f a .
Great Britain and the Unit
prexentin^
(;| nations
at
the
ed States is of great imoort•Ninrluiling a’aiiiiii of the In tt r .
#tce, and growing continual
n a t io r u l L a b o r O ffirf conference.
Edwin Henry McIntyre, <3, wo« perched a.gh
u...
„f
ly" Premier
iSremler Joseph
Joseph Stalin de
ed today In
an address ovei ■he Sisth Street bridge across the Allegheny in |‘itt.|.oigh cm .
clartd
In .an
the Moscow radio.
German losses in the Russian
campaign have reached 1,500,daad, wounded uc captured,
tin aaid and "If the German*
want a war of destruction they
will certainly get It."
Ha added, "the policy of th<
Red army is to destroy the tier,
mans to the very last man," and
# ia t Hitler's "new order is rea
dy to collapse at any moment ami
bury Hitler in its ruins."
An authoritative London source
declared today that the naval aid
the United States la now giving
# r it * ln would make poaaible the
intensification
of
tha Oritiah
NaVy’a blockade against the A ils
aid-Vichy French shipping.
C
Threat Of Rail
Strike Grows
M ore Serious
Violent New O ffen
sive Against Mos
cow
Is
Stopped,
Red Dispatches.S»>-
The Corporal And His Bride
*
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0 --<Ah
— fre.irle~r Hoosevelt dr clartd
,tude / f y. v»n)rnb,> ; ^ A s ‘ ki»f ■{ 'arriers And I n ions
made "im
unlimited
commit,
D i s a p p o i n t cd In
ment" tliMt there shall be i i
free worlal. nil. I called «»n $||
4Vi Million Nazis
mAre Claimed. Lost
. .
i
%
lemjllating luicide because hia wife left him lint . I .,. ,m.*h ,ni.| hifathec, Roy. (at left) are shown helping him down ,,|i. r tsslkiistf
him out of taking the dive. The henrlbrokcn mun ija.l phoneil a
newspaper and explained hia intentions before <iiitiluritr *he i.n.lg.
Orlando Chosen For
Nurses Meeting ’41
Finding
Of
Bri^ht Picture Is
Painted In C rimea
Board
London Sees Little
I'rmrress In Drive
To Black Sea Ports
W \ > III\ i;r o N .
•*.
— Th. thri'Ml ol .1 railroH.I -m k «’
grs v»
dt’ Hplt.’
in.ir,
,|
««*i miii*
lu<sl
|l|I'dlllt’MllHl
reuimiiii inijiiiHi
ill,it
itiglil
U 'H I'f.
n*
t aa„e|.|fe,| f'rrse
S«»\ i»' ■ i i i . i i i t . h I'x I '.ila v lie r la r r il
th a t
111.
( ii'r m a iH
Wt'l'l*
f t i i - . i diir
1*m ill
Ilia*
«•«*• !»’*• 1■I t . i n
/Hill
u f Hi)*
1Kiih't
K i w i ha XIII
in
(hi*
( rk ra in « ■ n m l 1*1*1M•1 tl ■il th a t a
v in lf ld llt'U ■ l i f t x 1Vi' a g a in .s t
Mitsi'nW
■*|l>|l|M'll.
h a il h ri It
T h .* pi. 1 tin* w ax til f I. r iu h lr s t \ .'t 1 ■inn1n l In i Uii.asiu’ .H
arinii-* tl the i t ii lie I
• If lung Lon1 n'* -t ...l\ If et
.Ion uni 4 .t. .| that du • licrtnans
hiul nm 1. Ilttl
P* *'if r ■h« Inward
ihr lllii* k <.’il N iv il 1 ii - c o f Sevnt(ti|M»| ■till* a- l.i't Mi i.lay when
le
fe ,..n . .1
th fy
Jo
miles
away
llitl. . ' f.el.l lu ti.|.iuiirtt*rH ilerliin sl i '»•• pill 'lilt uf the enem y
wax im 1iiniiu^ ul. »»f the elllirt*
i riimm fi.uit itii.l lixy ••iti'il that
ewi'tmi* «• N\,1* hruketl in
Soviet
dii* m.»« iitaitio • lit! ..f Se vnxlo|Hi|
••ii th. » . n l i a fr. IH
Audi. 111u11\. 1 • 11.1..ti i|iiartiarx
!i •*1.1V el.
tui.l
t it*
lii'rm uu
, .Irik •' oil M mm •\v l i.Mti the fro n t
igtllf It Undy -.t i t " . ■i in har.artl4
.lllll t||ff|«*4$|t |. x
■(
nxxauldiitf
M im mv •V *li-| I.i\ i *i hf . itigriimx o f
N
five
•
nt
er
ilefenxo
tHi* i it>
•I*l>
xyxt.'m.
la xt
t Th.*
(iv rim 11X eli lined
I j.'tU.iHMt
« lit|<L»>• ^ of iht* nation * . a n i. '-*
be g ratrsl ti'inpttrarv
\%agf in
rrt :i*»-* an.I that '.’UO.lHIll ••f tin in
b«* giv fii witittiuii* uith |>a\
( lin f* id list- ops » ating Intttherhoo.N *tatt-«l at t hn ago that
the
i t\«-mint’ntlal lout.
falling
*h«»rt nf tlemaiitlt. di’iv ,m»o*t
il na ppoiiit mg
and "aid
they
c«»ultl not r«’c«iiiiint'tid thfin to
Dio rank atnl file nf union tiifm.
bti*hi|> lluvbt’Vfl, nil ft|i|k«* tail
bt dturteil fur ,'lt) .la>*, under
the law
Mthough
rulroatl
Intmla a<L
vii licet I on the .New Y«.rk mark it, "poktMmt'ii fur i n i i i t i * alto
rt|i|t‘ MCt| tlitappointim-iit ,tt Iht?
ktiar.1*
rffumiiuntlatit.ri*
Tlu*
Rtatt nn nt. i»AUt*tl by t ••iimnttft ^
of ta ^ lfin . w n t it n and -south*
f j 't c i n Inn*#. *ai itl tin*
burtlt’ii
uould In- Inti j»rcat
hi’ f.it t - 1Hiding lioai.l whit h
TIO l.I.l W ont) UKACII. Nov. fl.
—</P> The Moriila Nurse*' A*-oClHtiuli W•<lne-day chose Or'
lando for u«
ItUg convention
and
re-elected
i..a
president,
Mm * Martha Stetson, St. PeteCa*
1urg.
Other officer* iinnouncnl We»L
*
ii«*«T i*>■ |*i t 't.li nl
nr-duy
Mm * Ehirence Jones, \kil •
/
X i$ *
Jacksonville.
vice
prreident} ItlH.w •Veit to 1ink min the •Ii''.
1
1
H
it
n
uM
-e
anti
ui.
\N
put..
'.nil
tin'
rt..
'r . receive* u l«»vlng kl*n from
folio.
Mr*. Ann Tiunpkina, lacsburgi
i|H’rNliiij; 1 |l I'siinii • 1 . ,m ,|,
second virr president, Miaa Grace cut •• l> Witul'i miM'
.«I '
i w e tl.litig m K iv e rw id e I h u r t It,
Tu.immi imhi .i \« .ti
llansnn. St Auguatine. treaaursrt Clt'ls
•ltt‘ \ Hlllltll, I II Il|d• 111* |l’ t III fl 4 I "
V t. ilk «
\«i « t niniiit iEIt a1. dlt’ N «•N
II
••>
m
*r$*
and
Mias
Madalr**
llaiel,
BU
Inter • denominational Gun Club Members To Prteraburg. srervtary.
ItMth* will ritiirn i.i film work
K'dii iuMrfl. • ii llit* it' <>•9III |»t ItsJ» E« it Il> fltllfih*
that Ihr luutlx I’lUlM nil .1111 INI
oil VW«••
III
1
These
were
chosen
directors)
Offered
Be Awarded Medals
p
... ,
.
1 •"'** Inrs Nelson. Jacksonville; ihin-9•III til lilt’ • a“a* llict fn-tglit
Likewise, he aaid, Britain
; Association
I ' o r H i g h A v e r a g e s Mr*- Shirley
Re.cau.
Miami; mill pasteiigcr iulrs an .tsrrugu
henceforth should be- able to op
of u IhiuI f» poi t ent to iiirrt tin'
____
K
Ml.. Lnl« U r laikt, Ukalaiuli
i
e ra te more actively id the PbcL
James Allrnby ,Jmt high acoro 1M'*s Ruth E. Mettlngrc. Jack- Mt1.1*,| fxp t’intr Th,. live t»pt*mt*
Mambort of the Sanford Minis.
I*rial Association hav# announr. in slow firing while A. t'. !)»r >onvillr; Mur Furu Millmor, Or. ing IrntNcrhiHNls, with their XWy.
wapo
flight ihul th»*ir eentrul offen»ive
laiulo and Mr*. Etrlka Young^ Ot il iiifmher.s lm<l asked
*1 Ihs rooms which will b* of.
hun-aac* o f ylmut
Ul
|M*rr«*til
in the Crimea had l*n»kun ihrovifti
ftrtd At Utf InUr-dcnomination- tliick t.Mik top honor* In timed I Chattahoorh
M L
I f ion, an rttimnUHl maximum ot
1<i tile Hint k S«4 over the 5000*
aid r.ij.ij firing at tha weekly
footahiirh Yntln M«*iinYnlna «ome.
v
a iln». "i.^ bo»»d renmil ^ ^ ^ n m sstl ^ M ^T*Un!hrthl>7tiVtecthlf nfi'ftis Sc.nlnoU. C h u M y lR a fll A f l d ~ S n d W ,
In
Seminole
\
W
illtl
1
v
i-iter
where lo’tweett Kerch and Se
1mcn-lrd Increase* o f 7**» |»er-|
i
Mi*1Intrvnatiunal I O'.ui1
R**|;Cun Ghth yesterday■nftersotm on
n il
C2
tl
im|
l
ulilts
fni
yeurx.
many
vastopol. hut there wiH no evi.
I.clous Education and scheduled the lake-front firing rang*. Ned
Southeast
M IlS
a
O U t L .v ...,* ; rht. ||
unom
M.•adi e» ti.•v% tunning 11 dll. e- ill'IHT* of |•V'‘If I I'ajg til t-OMAI’IJIM'llCe
to be conducted in Sanford on
Smith,
Srervtary
rengtted
tmlii)
n
,
mimbirnn’
.
nlmut
IH
H
I.IH
M
l
men.
dir«'«-tly
upon
Nov, JO, Doc. 1, 2, and 3, accord
~j — r .
\• 1..... 1 full >n htx h.une 'late, f.ir Ihe •lnve<*
fill ( gal l ons O f
thowe major port^.
Two shunter*. A.C. Yoinllv i limn in the southeast OOol *mtw ,
s»»sst*-*l III to Jit cent, an
Two more men will be Jflit by ing to rotiring secretary, tho
III ••$••••. iid. l a$'V. II ye iilx III re.
M oreover, ii -tnnihf im prove.
and Jasper Wolfe lied for second in the midwest spotted " h e mi lM" ,r ,nu"
n'~
The Herald to
Uncle
Sam’s Rev. Martin Bram.
In .... nt
no nt in tin* IttiwMiun iNixilion
• " ,l“ u,
,,,,w
^errlcea tomorrow when Dan SeuFour courses will be offered pVce In all trree matches. Err tinn'* weather map with variety'
M»*. \|i'.»ib* l|Vhs» |iva“4 ill | S'flg .1Isssi 11 Mo-itiw wih plainly *U|fsenrr* yesterday.
the Ixaud
«uggc»tcd an addition
•ta rlk and
Dwight Armstrong, In connection with tha training Ihe full .course match
avc. | Ab.Mll .ll lfftlb‘ 11* .»f lisssitb'j; II. wimhI iluritiir thp time b»* •»|m,ii»I^ i;p*l«'il toith |»y (lertim it wilencu
printers, leave for Macon, Go., ■ours*, A N«w Testament our- AllenbV, Derthiek ami Y^inallv * The ruins were fairlv .o-n.., >,l i «l J o ut* on hour, or an
.......... ....... ..................
te take preliminary* training In •ey by the Rev. W. P. Ilrook*. ench finished with is total of in lh<
•III.
b.i\»’ b »«u rm iiubtl up by im Hum id. \%«m In ■« f i i i t rut*' i« to that th eater and l»v a S o . *
|l imiIInn' iI saw I'M# Tvnss)
to cut into a drouth
which
The l«n*id also proposed Mint 1till* lb.I • |b’ plirt llll’ Mt, WMlklllJf
tha Navy.
The Church Through the Ccn.tir. 291.
Ill’ll hr Wll-a II Mil II horM*
Other matfh scores for the promoted OPM to order a Mirk- the
,,r none employes id
So far The Harold has sur. e i by 'tha Kav. II. A. Matzeii,
u hlfh hr hiul truilirtl iiim I n*t|r
C'ompmiv
I
w
illi
tb
f
M
irrifft*
o
ffiy
o
*iml
hn
l*
rendered five man to the call Christian Evangelism
by
.he afternoon Were: Wolfe, 290; II out in seven state*. Forecasters; the Railway Ksprrs* *’......
........ .....
pa.it
Iviti* lillHM'ir in lilt* oiritm t mill tbr
only ^
a trace mi
of m.dstur In* giuntitl mrrviiM*x of 7S cvlili Irm l Igrtil •. in I hr
( I
tha services, three of them llvv. A. R. Bat’ l.eici and Guid- Williams, 292} Scodder of Win reported
**|liitifi,
hivciimg
Ti'b'ifrw ph'
Tapscntt,
in'the
north'Georgia
and
T»n%.*
|
an
hour
over
unannounced
pre.lw<rk<.
I
Im
f
l:«v
Williams
rani
in the north Georgia
Ten%.*
reporter* and two from the back ng Children in Christian Growth ter Park. 291; J. M _ Tapsmtt,
slllli"! (b ill hr llllrtiil'* lit "«lu rt
■ as
•
........
— ___
___1 .L
l_-_ .were
. . . . sent
...at# aeulo*
I|je*i«i.i.,
Saw, . 1 1 .
275;
James
Webb.
271*And
Hardy,
*eo
power
area
trod
skies
scale*.
shop. Glenn Govocek and Julian >y It. E. Kipp.
slit- hiU-r
hid /III g tl I in i II*I Hu
clearing.
All wagerecmnmen<lati*Mi*
a *1 tun wonwiti
wincaught Tin-*. td .il* Ihr* hall »tiiM»n "
Stenetrom, reporters, moved out
9. A. Andrews was elected by 270.
According
to
Byrd
Goode,
range
Snow
covered
moat
of
Minnei
proposed
,y
the
hoard
would
he'duy
wh.o
the
police
discover..!
tha
association
to
serve
as
l>
<
an
with the National Guard a year
I h.it ittiipr p.'ipt i* ill tlr m i tb
sveniges *»ta nml surroundingstates, j effective as of Sept
I, B ill, nod I aenrh.- m nditch on the
w,--- 111 v* I hr Htl.yi’ui tilil.niKii •* him
ago and oro still serving. Mr. of tha School and the Rev. officer for the club,
th*. meet hardeningthe beuted descent o f 1terminate aulninstically on
ike -nlc ..| town,the th ief relate!
^Jiovocck la stationed at Camp George Ziemer was elected to which will be usesI in
in
1hi oilglunit the yeui X, •si id
were found Iasi wo k
U ilanding and Mr. Stenstrom is the office of secretary for the for presentation of meslalt on winter. In'advillr, Colo., shivered II, I'J|2, unlcsiw an etten-nmI )
Satlie i •f tuketw for the dinner
Mlfllf 1*4*1. k I.* the d.l VIX Mill'll
Nov. 19, are now being compiled under 15 degree* and Papareo. wa. mutually agreed u|>on. I In. [no.I iiiln . nr...cited in the Mu
la Jacktonvilla with a medical course’s duration.
Im
. s r ii iin; wax III 1t a lies Mun•lay n<Khl in honor of Sen.
was suggested, the boanl **nl,| rueps' f.iiirt for selling Inpmr
detachment
Among othar activities which from the latest recoriU 'of cm Wyu., hail a low of 21.
\|. 4de ••wiled, 1
iruine•1. l.r.d ulnr nmI Mm . Claude Pepper »•«
l>t<au*«' lh« "many unerrtaintIrx w ilh i'iK •.'$ lii’PiHi* o r turned $»\$t i
Word has been received that the members who orers present tcaUnU.
and drove '*une nf the t«•'t rut. I'l.'untx mt; miiti«fitetorily
and
brxrttini:
any
analyxi*
of
tho
,
|
tto*
Kftlvrul
ntf«*nt«
to
I
m
*
|t«a*.
i
Frank (owles, who was inducted discussed was the Thankigivin.r
ill dn* United su ii I'X Mix unit of
rconomy
«»f
thU
country
for
tl»«*
%
,
I
for
«i'llin
£
untuxeil
It.
1
C
|
u
b
.
Uat month at Camp Blandtng. Is Union Service at the Presbyterh o i •w Mill1 known dn Oilgh.ntl the III*
thiw county W
U e w with the cooat artiUsry In l/n Church. This service will be dub to havo an aqtml and fair Picks O fficers Tomte rxiatitik* national cnuTgi'ncy main*' ^u, r
th*- land it « folixlxllent VVIninix : ex|»elilt
of
ii y lliggin*
it unainc to rrcummrnd rhani(«*!*
11
ln|Uor ih nunle of fe$*d 1a n d tin- M e a d '
^ trg ln U . Mr. Cowteo took the conducted Nor. 27 at 9:30 A. M. cii'nee to win, no matter ho'
in bavii* wa^w ratex at thia tlim*M
itiisl
jM
ihrur
and
|mck«
oath o
off the' Regular United with the llev. Bram, who Is good or how poor his average
hi .ill imHitf
iit h ”* and now he thu niortiinir, in rentindittir e v e r y .
An organisation meeting for
|Mu.t, •
wa||0p- than regStates Army on hia Induction at leaving Sanford soon to become score may be. Mr. Goode said. the men's Garden Club will he except for certain minimum ratex
another
potential Jmu* who plan# to go to Nvcuru
whlen ,K
a h«mrd
the
board nmnoiMl.
proposed.
1ular l.on.leT'ilqimr ' rhi’e f ' Wil. I a' inn' r“ " " " 'f
esmp.
rector of 8L Andrews Church
hi* or her ticket before Satur
held at th* Recreation Building
It
was
auggeated
that
the■
wag«
rxn|amPI).
„
nd
i.
very
poti.
j
„u
k.
r
and
Ti-tth.
Iw.th
Don Senkarik, II, has bean In hi Tamps, delivering tha sermon
on Oje lake Shore Boulevard to
day noon.
structuro
of
the
railroads
tv
»*
-u|
nr
with
th*
negro**.
negroe*. It i. *"l‘l ,
»
rrr
„
f
i(„.
fi„r.t
j
A schedule for services at the No One Hurt As
Harold shop for about a
night at 8:00 o'clock, according to nmVrd about Dec. 31, 1942, "in
"A fine program ha* been nr.
makerx for about half i horti x ever d«*velope«l by Meade, |ran^P<|
r and a half and has Uvad County Home for the coming
hy
the
announcement tsy Thomas C. light of exUting economic con
Mi lliggin* *aid, “ with
Tw o Cara Collide an
Sanford for about 10 years, firs Sundays was also announc
Bolt, who at the first meeting nf ditions'* of the industry and the the p»u - • f li«|iior Rold in Rtitrex. who won l*i ntraight atxrtx witlt st.na|lir K. E. ll«»iixholdvr >erv.
was graduated from Semin. ed at the masting- hi consecu
I
•
lO'eiimki
r
Iwfote
Miffrrtnt;
a
_
• ______ , the group was appointed chairton*tma*ti'r and with
in at av
High School previous to his tive cider, the churches are:
Two cars ran together at I «rh n,aM „ f the nominating rommlttee. country.
def.at *
Chnrlex Morriion in charge of
II Joining The Herald staff. Solvation Army, Full Gospel Avenue and Fifth Street yeater
A n li-( anal Group
In order to give n clearer in- the muaic and Harry Kudell at
At th*, meeting tonight, ha ex
"
Dwight Armstrong, 19, a ML Tabernacle, Presbyterian. Christ ■lay causing damage to both ve- phined, officers for the coming
on ill** trainer** aucee** u * the piano. The Itev. .Martin Urani
Mcolinj; Secretly anight
hiees but no injury to the oc yrar will be elected and plan* tlvo Jan. I, 1942. for the em-1
- f# B lu f woo born Inara and at. ian and tha Methodl-1.
driver, other puerr* were men* will pronounce the invocation and
tended the Miami High School
The Rev. W, P. Brcoks, Jr., cupants, though Mr*. Rami M«Ti- will Ik1 made for future meeting* ploye-memlier* of the 14 non
t ii ii n**I t'liarlen
SlimiKiiit wax
\V. A. Lcfflcr will ntnke thu ad.
operating unions. These include
Ha baa been In the printing was elected to fill the unexplred wether, driver o f on# of the cans of
LAKELAND. Nov. fl
the
club. He ^particularly
<'V> : .Ir-cnlx'd a* It “ consistent' b'lfldrea* of welcome.
trad# for throe years and work- U>m of the Rev. Brain as as;- was bruised when aha struck the urgrd a good attendance in order aaeh worker.
“
R„H,rt* that a meeting of
........
money winner on the (,raml| “ (gidies are especially invited.’*
clerk*.
I fright |.
,
-h... ranal i■1’ircuil
Ing in the shop of The llerold retary-trsaaurv af ttk Sanford windshield, tha polics reported that tha wishes of awry one to ile rm a k c rx ,
_........,,f
track it. Wh**el«*r r
u
. Higgins added, "as
, ___
__________
we aru
Mr.
handier, and maintenance of w ay' r___
l“ ,nrnU
Klu,1,U,h^ ’
today.
at Intervale during that Uoie,
Ministerial Aaaodstion.
wool.I
he hdd
in latkeland
aotin
might ba considered In selecting handler* I
» * vt ", hildi<hed fame under its owner* , n l|„Us to show Mr*. Pepper who
Mrs. Meriwether, tlVveling west the officers and in ptmoing a employe*.
ny
*
'"
r*
[driving
and
fim.he.l
second
la
wl!|
accompany
her
husband,
*v.
1 A ^ rm a n en t basic minimun,
on ETfth Street in a Ford, was program.
MIAMI FIRM GETS LOAN
Walker, managerr - ‘ Joccn McGregor who hroko the rry dom
U,!, courtaav.'?
possible
rmirtesy.'
wage
of
40
cents
an
hour
f
o
r
,v,l,
"
crossing Park Avenue when, a
Flornla f’ilrua I’roducers Trade wurld* record
Other members of the nomina
rrcnril fur paerra.
Thomas Griffith o f Ihe G rlf.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a —UP) negro, Richard Mathla. headjng ting committee ere Elton Hough employes of short-lino roads, and araoclnlion.
Other Mrade auccraara
were filh Advertising Agency will :>!
a permanent basic minimum wago
— Tha Reconstruction Finance south on Park Avanu^ In a ton and B. F. WMiner Jr.
But he would not aay Just twu Irottrrs, Trimmer ami Isis*»
b* on the program to ra.
nl 45 cents an hour for employ** when or where
Corporation authorised a $000,- Cheverolet, hit the roar rrvl of her
the meeting sir It and “ many racing fans plain Ihe advertising plan* for
MIAMI, Now. •
The 000 loan Wednesday to Inter, csir. Tha automohlla driven by
of class A roads and Ihs Rail- would he held. "W e
want
no
Overhaul
of
army
alrplinrs
ron*idrr
Charleston
as
th*
| plan
fA tevy Wednesday hl+fktrl
bb
Express Agency
continent Aircraft corporation, Mrs. Meriwether skidded and hit in tha weatem states Is center,
pre. greatest Meade sucres*. II* was this county during tho coming
. a r r d b ^ U b . l « N . the I f.fthcolumnutaor saboteurs
„
Miami’s |2,year.
Miami.
a trao on the south west corner. nl i t s large air depot in Sacra
a
trotter
and
at
•one
(line
Meade
(cV alli-a • * r o . Tw .l
*ent." he rsplame.l.
eiow o^ssfsia alrport as a
mento,
Calif.
wa*
offered
$-'10,000
for
tho
trot
planes to BrL
ter but irfu*ed to sell."
State Bankers W ill
On,, particular incident ws*
UntativsTha slty commiaalon
eonual
riled in which the opposing Meet A t Tallahassee
to le i thd. army build
hnr-e failed tu appear tu run
far *09 moebasks to
against Charleston, but later the
ba for.
OCALA- Nuv. 0 -<*>>— W.
owner set a purs* o f $10,000
a f f f 5 5 3 3 , ’3 & “c i
race
nf
tbe
afternoon
1*
n
“
fre*
Tha
program
for
tha
Am
is,
sleet
ion
of
board
members,
whose
against Meade's horse and when E. Kill*, chairman, said Wednea.
• f Seminole County
•* Cassidy yesterday Mid
mid*ethers
day that tha agricultural commit,
who era ever
over I18
I yes
years of ago are duty will bo to select plays sod
lias Day Outboard msat In San. fur nil’ for any type o f out the two finally met, Charleston te* of the E'luriila Bankers As.
board craft and any sUo or “ walked off with the race."
ellglbla to *haaoao
erne members of characters and othar officers of
ford on Lake Monro# sponsored type motor.
tha Sanford AnunatJe
dram
“ Today aa Meade races past sociation will meet In Tallahaa.
players the club, oa wall « a discussion
by tho Msrchanta Association and
Official* for th* rac* a* Hat the empty theater at Amboy, in sec Friday tu decide on a pro.
group which la scheduled to have of the p'ayara’ first project.
TH# City Coenmb* Ion will not
IM organisation masting tonight
Several rear* ago th* “ Utile m*#t In rvruUr M tion next Mon- tha local Outboard club In con. ed under "Rule* and Rrgul-t. the process of training his colt, gram o f livestock and agricul
Club holding
building on Theater Club" was prominent in day nl«Ht, If. K. Snytr, city clcrlr* nactlon with tha County Armls. lion*” are a* follows: W. B. El- fund memories
•» the Woman's Oab
mutt
whir) tural development and to dolor,
Mao Day Celebration baa been lerbe. chairman o f raea commit, through his mind aa he dreams mine what the bankers of Flor.
Oak AvanasM TJ0 o’clock-Mrs. Ranfoed arthrltioa and the Junior Mid today.
announced, and boatmen from tea; W. I). Hofmann, timekern- of Meade, another winner at th* Ida might do under tha national
Woman's Club nrgad members of
f - L " S S a T f f i Jwhich
•' Is the old club, who still reside In
maatinc ot Iha advlxory Miami, Txmps,— DeLend, Trout rr; Edmund Meisch, Judge: F. age of 80”. th* article concluded. defense program from an sgrlcuL
— ...
I
tural standpoint.
Thsatar Sanford, to attend tha organi
of th# Sanford State Rhrar and tho Florida Outboard A. Dy*on. A. F. Collum, W. HoL ■0
Members o f tho bankers' agrtl
sation meeting. Among members Farmara* Malta! haa baan post Association In Orlando have stat Ivhead, associata Judges; Frank
Marine
L
ife
Expert
cultural commutes ars W. E.
HV at tho of the did group warn 8am Bynl, poned bacaoaa of a conflict with ed Uvshr Intention to inter the Evan* sod Herbert Anderson,
roura* and safaty patrol.
Ellis, Ocala, chairman; Tom Ro
tonight will nlaywrite and actor:
Bvron
af Ca
Conferva dinner canuato.
Th* rac* roura* Includes on* T o Study Sponge Beds land. V. II. Northcutt and A1
Clshlag and service boats
bo tho Roe. M. 5
Stevens, architect and Nine Olivsr next Monday nigrt,
t , ’ li.
H. J. Lehman,
triangular
mil*
sslth
tho
start
Sullivan.
with
motors
not
oa
Dawn.
managar af tha marks i said toTARPON SPRINGS. Nov. A th# manuncturara’ ad- ing and flnUhlng line at this
■dosed innumerof 6*6 ir t h an d . hell on Laka Monroe and ( Special)— Dr. Roy Waldo Miner,
af Which were
Md the local
Nslghhoring Masonic Lodgs* qualified for aotry in tho first each race b five miles in Wngth. curator of marine Ufa o f th*
Natural
A total of $138.90 In prises American 'Museum o f
various eon- trill mao# tonight at 1:00 o'clock raea. Tha Mat tkrsa races nr*
at tha Orlando Masonic Lodge an limited to service typo beats with will b* awarded (o winners of History, arrived here this week
FLORIDA — Portly cloudy and
to
take
a
series
of
undersea
pkLako Eoln far n son-food dinner, motors af 12, 17.1, 22.5 boras, first, second, third and fourth
turs of th# sponge beds and somewhat colder tonight, pratidad
foikrwsd bg a bnalnaas masting to powsr, respectively, white the pbca of each raea.
In csss of had wsathar, tha make a study o f aponga Ufa. by showers In aoutr portion!
fifth n e t U limited to hydro,
jn * * 4 offtnars a4 nil
from
hit Friday generally fair and slight*
pianos and raging motors M t *x- racecourse will be la Lake Mary Miner *HI operate
I f colder south portion.
own cruiser, "Thetie".
ts«4 ^ f 10.2# eu. in. JTIm last at Evaiudnl* Parti _________
Religious Course Three Shooters
To Be Conducted Ti e F o r L ead
By City Ministers In Match Score
Training
By
8 0 -Y e a r Old W i n t e r Visitor
A t I.nnp'wood T r a i n s Pacers
Two More Men .
Lost By«4teaM >
•To Armed Settees
Police Seize
Higgins Expects
I.urge Crowd At
Chamber Dinner
T t M«"’» (i,afden
f
% avy Blocks Army’s
Miami Airport Plans
ArmUtice Day Races To Be Sponsored
By Outboard Club And Local Merchants
Little Theater Chib Will Have
Organization Meeting Tonight
tft& T "
Gty Newt Briefs
LOCAL WEATHER
t*4 — T
-y .u .
-i- ti -.v.-ir
�n TH E
The Sanford Herald
•M kIM b I W
m i t iftr r a M
THURSDAY. NOVUMBER t, !W1
FLORIDA
SANFO RD y
Soaking Little Business A gain
Germans Retreat- Threat Of Rail
In Donets Basin * Strike Grows
More Serious
Russians Claim
W lNTW WHEAT
t in t *
■I IMIiH, fttUm
Little business men, of whom there arc hundreds of
thousands throughout the country carrying on under con
» » — 4 visas M atte r
ditions often characterized by the long uphill pull, will .be
9Te I t l Re tot «H# Post O I M
?4e PUrldfl lodvr I I I Arl interested to lenrn from thol United States Treasury’s re
toff N irv l •. IttT.
cent proposal to Congress that they are soon to hhve unMOLLA Rtl .la DRAM
other
burr strapped under the saddle in which they arc
_ IMNtoto g o tto o * WCAW-iflflidraa Hflflflrtr carrying the bulk of the nation's burdens.
.Secretary Morgcnthau. himself the son of :|ch_ pa
I C I t C R i m o i VtATRS
P lM bifl 1st Afliaflre
rents, whose only contact with little business has been in
squeezing from it mdre tax,dollars, thinks that the govemment'iieeds about five billion dollars more to apedd nnd
that if little business is soaked again, it will In .Home >ay
•Mfflflrr fltolvea, r carton caf help to avoid inflation. He proposes still higher Social Se
fflMtflllflM CM*to anilrva ml
MMfltl It f |A« flarpow af curity taxes and n new income tax levy fo r-which he blH
NfltoS will bfl vhanvg fnr sists the business men should become the tax txjllectorsJ'il
h f flffvevtfotafl ralN.
Isjst there l>o some who do not know what Social dtp
RflNSflflftl Hvflvvaanla*
IN . re f f—vtia T lv llvraU la curity-taxes nrc, let us explain that they are^'jfixcil i*?!}Iflflfll Dell caf fltovfvtMflff. centngc of every business’ payroll Collected fptl th-’ pul*-;
flff ■RlfliflfNff la III# Iflffflff |b* esatosalrf wllb prlto- pose of taking care of the unemployed and of providing
IflaiHan la (klraia and l>en*ions, not now, but in years to coma, (of/lb.c nation's
Y fliL
aged. Rut instead of providing relief for the Uliemployod or
Ifl ■ M a i l e r cal The
______ toPtoto- wtM to to n H # » pauloR-. L>,,-^J^ - ^ whrTh^ .il>ywXcthux collected is .used to
tosflfllMwto fa fka o n fnr rr- boy government bonds nnif Inen becomes available for the
•4 •# toll N w s gtoantekm
Ifl II •# toeM -»fh#r«tor consfrucUnn of battleships, Army camps or whatever else
t i t I s thia flflfler flail flb« the government wants to use it for.
Itototol RflWfl Mbllebfd berries
Hflbtfl In paAllrallMi mt npevlnl
Now this payroll lax i< levied, a.id collected from ev
*"*
Irrtht pr# ilnn rrnenvd.
ery business, regardless of whether It is making money
or losing It. Many a little business which hns been strug
THURSDAY,
NOV.
s.
in* I
gling along under enormous burdens during the depression,
A b l e v e r s e f o r t o d a y may be on the very isiint of bankruptcy but regardless
of bow much money it may Ih> losing. It has to pay these
. DO NOT MISS THIS A MAX so-called Social Security taxes l>cfore it pays Its rent, or
ING REFRESHING. GOING TO even its jnnitor. If it cannot pay, it has but o^ic alternative
~ )RCH
GIVES
HEALING anil that is to go out of business.
STRENGTH: tint Ih.y thnl
Secretary Morgenthau's plan soaks little business
lUsineks lit,
/ Cto9 •• , ;
on tho Lord ehull renew
ig business
*
Hr strength, they »Im M mount preference to big business la-cause nt this timo big
With wing* »* rngle*, limy is making huge profits out of the rearmamentt program[
run anil not !«• wenry Ihev
...... ...
III-i 1 . ..
/A\, ; ,m fl
Walk and nol fnlnl — Nilnli and can well afford lo pay the increased taxis,, while
lie business has not lienefitted ono iota from nati'.nui iie-1 .'• >1
fense, hns been given none of the defense contracts anil s * ( fl'' il,
a matter of fact in many instances is being forced to the
—■1
TO N E r tm rARICOGHKIJt
wall by the refusal of the Priority Commission to allow
.I>it to hnvo the raw materials necessary for its continued
-(From Harper'*
MagaalneJ
production.
.,
Who ride* the pen itf cl .carniuael*
None-the-less burdensome is the suggestion Ihut' tjic*
.In lands beneath th* yoke?
employers should act ns tax collectors for the government
What children love thr slngtnu
In deducting the new income tax from its employees' pay
wheel
.Blnee their tight hearts broke? checks. Unless a person has been connected with business,
he can have no idea of the great amount of additional cler
■ s iS S s ' ■
Who slta the rooster end the roc, ical work which this seemingly insignificant task Imposes. New Soviet Diplomat
'The pony and the beer,
Appointed T o U . S .
Who bravely cling* and breath- And for many n little business, which has no bookkeeping
department nt all, it necessitates the hiring of an addition
lees laughs,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -<#1
‘ Since death rode down the air? al man.
Mixlm M. Lltvlnoff, an old*
Soaking little business in this manner cannot fail to —
lime
advocate of Soviet mllaWho gallop# to a squeaky tune
injure the commercial life of the country at a time when Imintlon with the western demo,
•wonderful and gay
Jfbw that (he infent Print* of Its greatest strength Ls needed for the defense .of the. iroows, iwill become Rtteelen amFeme#
country. A healthy prosperous nntion Is the best anti-dole ‘xuiador to .the United RUtu*
an early date, succeeding Get*,
• Haa turned Hla farp away?
we can think of for security against foreign propaganda it
o*
ilnntine Oumanaky.
or
invasion.
New
taxes
are
needed
for
our
defense
effort,
Since 1030 I.ltvlinff,,who ¥ML
lb charred and bitter vlllago*.
nnd something should be dona to curtail 'rising1 pVlccsj. but nonnlly negotiated with Prealde t
... - la blackened 'countryside,
...Who love# the painted rarrduarw?
^ b t n a f| t t ln f'l
'll
jW h o Clamber* up? Who
(T m IIs m S Vi m r*a * Oeel
(CflBtliflffl Praia Vtojr# Ototol
vlet decla ration that the NaaL unions and th* roads over work- {
had • been
halted
everywhere lng rul-s be re-submitted for
alreg the central front and were farther consideration under the
urgently digging In, even em railway libor act. Thia dispute,
placing tank* aa stationary pilL the board asid, lends Itself to a
boxes. In an efTort to hold what settlement bv negotiation, media
tion, arblnaUon or hearings iegain*- they had made.
Hiller, R appeared, had r*atej f.im a spsMal smergeney beard,
at least for the
time being end should^ not be tattled by
from the offensive to the defen. 'economic force."
'Ive and was fo r th* moment
fighting a mere holding action Women M ight B e .
In the hope of preventing the
Drafted In Britain
possible ahlft of
troops from
about Moscow to the tooth.
Aa to the Crimea the avalL
LONDON. Nov. [6.— (AT— Toe
able information plainly Implied Evening Star said Wadaeedav
that on the approaches to both that women could be included
Seviitopnl, the main Soviet Black in future military and industrial
Rea naval bate, Ihe. Kerch, which ron»erlntion now being consider
■taad* at the northeastern eatre- ed by th# British government.
mlty nf the peninsula and I* se
Informed source* declined to
parated hy only two mile* nf comment on the report but had
watte- I tow*-the-western Cpuca- previously* sold
women
would
*u«, the Nail* had come down jr*'.cr b* called Into th* fight—
to a substantial halt.
' Ing services.
A* much waa
indicated hr
British women now art rvgisBerlin'* own account* and hy tereil fo — war work but th* 1Soviet report* that Iheae thrust* lervlce In army navy and alrhid mat*riallv tlackened. Th- fo —
auxiliaries I* voluntary.
explanation teemed to bo that
The present conscription act*
the Natfs had reached the outer apply onlv to men between IS
fringer of »trong defensive sys and 40. Ernest Brown, minister
tem* to which the Russians had of labor, can direct men of 41
been falling baek In a retreat ti.rf over snd wom*n
of an'.*
which wa* now ending.
age to work of national Import
Before both Bevartopol and ance tut cannot order them Into
Kerch. BrHiah Info-manta said. icrv Ire.__________
•
t*>" SovleJ/tnarshal, Semeon Timoehenko/nad completed the reorgan'xation of strong and e/fsc- br-n rut into three section*.
Tas* mereronnd*n* on th* Mos
tive forces and waa ready now
cow front reported today th*'
tr loin th* major battle.
Nevertheless.
tha
Gennsn German defenses there had been
march -over th# V s Um would re- pierced and thst th* German* Md
prmrnt ®n Important itrtlflffkil retreated at isveral poinU with
gain for It would put the In heavy lot#**.
Dn another Important front
vader* In poaltlon to taka freni
th* rear th# Yailx
position* British « o i r * i at LAndon ssldth#
Russians might he aL'a to held
which are among the strong**' Bev»«toool
indsflnltclv against
In Crimea, end likewise would
a Nesl Invasion of th* Crimes.
mean tkat th# Soviet army had
LANDIS LEAVES HOSPITAL
FRANCES FRCI8T
grttulatlon* to Jim Gut
i reflection to the City
laalon. Ue and Mayor LaIt had a cloae rhave.
an Mrry to learn that *111
la preventing Nlxott Uutt
continuing hla duties with
lata Hoad Department.
' West la to have a new
I dollar hoepltal ....while
td itlll^ floumlera around
• td, gat one for HOO.UW).
Wa can hardly blame Pin'and
wanting to give Ruaila a
. extra pokes
after
vhat
s n t d i couple o f years ago.
A Valued Citizen
p
f
W
i
poaltlon tol(t collaboration
U «F a n y ._ .
MERCY
The neat regular meetlni
the Chib has been acheduM
Dec. 2.
kuever Heads for England
la fo r Death. 8»y* Ilerlln line. Wall, they outtht to
85 naira ChIMrw’s
Poll-Parrot Shoes
Values to $J*45
2d!ays only $|00
& $189 pr. •
I'RET’F'IH Ep
ALLENDALE. S. C-. Nov. 8.
— (A■)— Circuit Judge J, Henry
Johnson «ay» that over a period
o f 10 yean he'a asked prlionen
whether they Would rather havt
Justice or merry and that nol
a one haa chosen the former.
i
with
Sa> fonl liaa* nevor failed fo appreciate‘the Jcxcw
l
abilities of the Rev. Martin Bram who came to live amonK
ua eight and a half yearn ago, remained to marry one of,
Air -moat charming Imliea, and haa been showered with
honors and dutien by almost every organisation in ffoprn.
but It in ho much n part of the tendency of human.- r*tbry1
to take What we have for granted, wo doubt If nutn/ of
need
uh ever Htop|>ed to realise the gigantic holo which would years,
be left in our community if Mr. Bram ever decided to pull tutting1 use-of trucks ‘aafl’il
have made It put o f the i
up atnke.i.
tion to farew 'W hat;rafrlg*
. Now that he has decided to go, we Imagine most of ear*
would -be wasted. . but
hla time during the next few.weeks will be consumed In supply baa eonthated to
writing lettors of resignation from the various organisa ahead of tha neeoa, Mr.
- •
tions to which he Itclongs, not merely inactive memberships concluded.
SPECIALS
PETOSKET, Noy. « — O f ) n.:-i bnll Commissioner if. M. I
Landis was discharged Wedne*.
'ay from Little Traverse hot.
pital, where he waa confined
nearly a month with bronchial
pneumonia, an-l left Immediately
or hit home in Chicago.
defense pfOfrmtn,
4 i l; ;•
F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y
Art IJQ-'
9
.
vian navy,
Alfonso, Jtr* an arrival at Naw
York. Hewrill Join the U. 8. I’acifle
fleet for maineuvrrs, then rejoin hla
family la Washington.
LONDON, Nov. a — <4V- Th
Ankara radio Wednesday night
-»ld the Turkish torprda fciil
Ketffch Dere waa sunk by nn on
identified eubmarlar In the Dos.
porua stxalta after the crew waa
I Herald haa lust ao many
Otati to the Army and Nnvy
g tha past year * , don t
it
both Senator Pepper nnd
Mantallve Hendrick* earning
fo the nest few day*. SanI political Importance . ayi to bo ascending.
victims during the corn
elian aver before.
the Garden Club beautify
epltal grounds. Dorants,
re, star Jbamlne, cherry
ptumbagTH-i and we lata-
House tanhlua enunnUtee
i ancoved the tllmtnetkm
Uv Wire aantral bill of
I farm prlreo, the only
kick at the Moment
be th any danger of
samo eminence in Flurlda*a third largest city that ha has
right hero in.Kanfucii..
,Iu a sense it Is a tribute to thie whole < lty ,that Hla
vPstry of Ht. Andrews came to Hanford to find a minis
Roth Speaks To
service and governm
tie*, which will have
Ducking, mates
Central Ftorida w»
tNe that tb* refrtgi
Traffic Group ment ba^jyllpd M
ApMklnr. be tore a • large* anattending the first meet1?* £ ,u * < * » * • '
TnU
ffe Clsb held at the Ban Juan
waUV .0«*.nu<*0*
Wedbtg.
AYI1K it’s a folk hard to
■ ’ picture this trim Jitdek «*
il will look tin that unknown day
when you aome io turn II Ip. '• *
M
•Your Nam e
Address .....
There may hie aeon In lie fonder*,
and imc-staina o f its opfcoktsry—
but the thing flint mattan la M’U
tlill br f U t trtat gaax
All entries mi
contain muff
According to Mg,
transit lima af a
car in moving a ka
gta to daatlnatkin a
orioii) point poly m
You c « won't onthat tabby .vfllvor
m-hend straightsi#)t to be ticking
o ff the miles with the ~aalfofyl«4
cfftcicnky it 'mm boeM. _
BlUff— Bills
ft W S t E p i cZ X i
Y ou 'em reljl on Compoukd Cto*
burctioot to bold ja m pm eoetf
representatives that Wa com.
penjr, and aftlllaled orgnnlsaUona,
are adMoately prepared to taki
cars of the citrus and vegetable
toning* that wttt be produce 1
_
___
fo Hnrtdn tlurtog tb« preei t the e*ulyatt
W ig * .;.,
_ ^
«•
to
. r There toa'i tto l
’bo a * -> .
ta y i
S%t2T
. , .
T ‘ -
tt - ' ^ ^ r <t*
Ut*.
T J2-*
~ “i» s
r-i;
ill
Aa for inch tbinfls ns «ost«osainfl
rods gml bnswinfla—Bukh mle are
extra itfuofl.'whlc
<mr mLeuehiwnasl beariaga lest
twice ef fort* aejbl
Hi* fl» right ohcajdl
ha (ttf pillc iam m
\r
It ycAt cao gat cgm
smart lo grab it! ‘
... We. -
J ** *
I'
�PAGE THRE8
Winter Coats'
Will F e a tu re
Lovely Fabrics
S ocia l A n d Personal Activities
1/PURINE BEAL, Society EdiHx
Social Calendar
Telephone 148
Series O f Programs
Ends 6th Broadcast
27,860 A r e Killed By
Automobiles To Date
couM
direct
to « t i s r s l l f
the United Bt^tra
firwt three quartern
th rir
attention I accident*
slaughter in their •luring xhv
i of |*MI
own country
T h e natliuiMl mifety council m i .
men.
CHICAGO.
N#f.
*.-<,!*>— form ed them that
AmcrtciAi Wto *#tp an eye oil women ant| ih iltlivn lo»t thei.
W»r ion# tU u iM »r overeews lirca aa a result o f motm vehicl
The toll ft r the nm.' month*
waa IT percent
gre a ter
than
during a «iin i!ar period la »t y*»ar.
By HRLKN TOURIST HALL
NEW YORK, hfur.
er sonals
nrw winter tores ,<>ok tike
febrle—and likt
though It Isn't ne
"H ein of Liberty.” the p*Iftotic aerie* sponovr-d by the Do*
THURSDAY
Edward lliggim, Jr. left yes
partment
of Justice in eo-oper. terday for Washington, D. C.,
The regular meeting of Sem
eoaj I* about the
ation
with
the
Patricia’
Commit
inole Chapter Two, of the 0. E.
on# to appear— with It brk
wnriu he lUM S i l l , i „ „ a pwallli*.,
S. will be hold in the Muonic tee of American Revolutionary
gracefully from soft
Hall at 7:30 P. M.
Societie* rompoaed of the Daugh
shoulder* |t mey N
Mrs. Madeline Hill Buckley of
8 8 lb* Townsend club will hart ter* of the American Revolu Denver, Cuio. is the house guest
of srool, combines
lU regular meeting In the Court tion, Daughters cf the Revolu of Mr. and Mrs. A U Ileu s :u
wool or In two tonellous* at 7:30 P. M.
tion. Daughters of 181t, Son* their home on I’mineim Avenue.
It may hove fur tuxedo
The T. B. L. Claaa of the First o f Ihe American Revolution, Son*
revers, trim or llnlnr. But It'i
IUpti.it Church will meet at the of the Revolution, and Chlldrea
hers, on i-nart women who don’’
Mrs. Jessie Miller and son. Di
home of Mr*. W. Pixler on We»t c f the American Revolution, ha* li ver Miller, have leturned from
hump or bunch it In l-it let I
go
bang.
f o u r t h Street at 1:oU P. M.
just concluded the first els pro Willlstin and tlc.iU w h cie they
FRIDAY
gram.! in the aerie*, which hare visited with rrlativts foi a few
The wrap rrovnd coat, minus
W. A Wood, and Mr*. Mary i been broadcast every Thursday days.
• button, snap or other fatUnsr. Is
Alma flooding of West Palm’ evening from Aug. 28 through
' another Import nt bulk of ftbric
llrqch, state commanders and* Oct. 2.
It look* sideward for closing end
Is frequently tied on with a sash
state president respectively o f,
Due to the enthusiasm which Baptist Church Honor
Mr*. Fraeda Tharp*
M A G N O LIA
cult, k i h s r
to nip It imigly at the waist *nn
the United Spanish War Veterans , resulted from tne nroadeesta nod
Roll
Is
Announced
gnd the Auxiliary, will make their the
inquiries
concerning
the
Although he once was the sports emptusdi* that sitnvagan* us*
wouldnt'
know
official visits to the local chap- ! availability of thr- lfpnau -T hoW
■s e , 1 - ’ r ‘.i'54ldol of Americs. Jim Thorp* praved of cloth. We
^
----.
,lUrt ^ n^ IcJtfuT husband. according to
whether thews styles err looking
trrs at 8.00 P. M. The United I list o f the programs has been v The (Mu nr
First
Baptist
t
Sun.tu
.school
f.-r
lMtimony
of
hil
wlf#>
Mrs
Freed*
forwent to a ltitle who* we may
Spanish War Veterans will'meet given out for publication end
Tborr, who divorced the Indian have no metal for button moulds,
in the C. of (\ room, and • the entire series of lix scrlpU the month of October hrs been Thorpe,
annrunen!
us
follow.
the Auxiliary
w...
meet
at may be obtained by writing tu
athlete in Los Angels*. Their four books, eyes and snep fasteners, er
Alathrin (',*.•«
>|i« Yuli* boys wer* givtn Into her custody. whether It was just time for new
the home of Mrs. Mae Sheaf, the
Department
of Justice,
Williams, Mr*. It I. (Is iito i
coot silhouettes.
^ i r , 113 Elm Avenue. luster they Washington, D. C.
Mrs. O. C Ulbbs. MrK
•'
will have e joint meeting.
The long torso coat1, the basque
The Department of Justice is Harper, Mr« Murray J»rvi«, \1»- Junior High School
coat, the sUmler-back coat with
The Sanford Home Demonstra
alto
making
transcriptions
of
L. Lyons. Mrs M t l.\nn. Mi
tion (Tub will have sn all.day
front, the trim, skirted,
Has M eeting full
hloui wl back coat—these are ell
sewing party in the Woman’s the programs which may be used M. 8. Nelson. Mrs J M Wilson P. T.
on
radio
play-bach
equipment
Fidelia
Class—
Mrs
('
J'
Urn.
good and give si riety to Ihe mowt
S A T K K D A Y ONI.Y
^ "ln b fir the Red Cross beginFRIDAY & SATURDAY
Mr* it II Ountlcy prfildtd Interesting coat scent In years
—king at 10:00 o'clock. A covered and may be obtained free of derson, Mrs Roy Britt
charge
by
local
students,
schools,
Young
People*
Dept
—
Anno,
ovi-r
tin*
l)iHnr«»
met*tin/
of
thu
dish luncheon will be served at
And while tiers end tunics rre
Giant Double Dip
eduoational Institutions and non bell* Shannon, Mark (Tevilund Junior
High
SchiMil
P »r «h t good, the swooping hemline raa
noon,
ICE
C R E AM SODA
T umi h iA - 04 ml ion which w as mflue
The
Women's
Society
of commercial organisations upon David Gatchcl
nflucnc* the skirt length of ne*l
0.
Junior Dept M
I'
Smith. o il hi the* M'hiwl Mii'litoriJin on Spring's coat lengths. A
Christian Service of the Methoded request, according to Mr*.
wise
(Aar Flavor)
J.
Golden,
of
Tampa,
stats
Raymond Nipper, Mr*
E
II Tm*t«lay afttrntHin anil announced woman will see te it that there’s
Church directed by Mrs. J. L.
wllh Celery DrrvMing. Gihlel Gritty. Cranberry Sauce.
chairman
of
the
Press
Relations
Cartar, Dot
Mun«« n.
Mllilre' thu ftslhming jliiirin n i who will a fair hsm In her new eoat, Juef
f j l s r k will hfve charge of the
Whipped I'utatoew, Hird'n Kye Garden I'en.w, Ifot llolto
Regular
2 for
■afternoon sessiiui for the Red Committee of the Daughters of Turner, Ilillv Inshmet. Mu M m rvp for tin turning yra r:
In rasa she buy* a Spring dress
the American Revolution.
and Htitler. Ice Crruni und Cuke.
F. Smith Mn Ere.I Myers. Do.
Mr* \\ V leovrll. proftitn to go beneath her winter eoat.
('rot* in the Woman's Club.
The only condition
requirej lores Mcl.ellnn. Peggie Ann Pin. chan man. Mm K
r.
liarpor,
The American Legion Auxiliary
While dincvnelng tbwt matter of
J. fabric, we might add that ftbric
will meet at the Legion llut el by the Justice Department, I* pin, W. L. Vsn-e.. Mr< Entimin. memWr «hi|» ihairman; Mrt.
that ao commercial
announce, rer, Mr*. II II Newman, Mrs K Wnthtii. r«Mim mother chair muffs, bags tad hwta to match
7:30 P. M.
ment he used at the time the F. E. Getchrl.
man . Mr«
M L. Cullum.
the eoat are m art amt popular
^
SATURDAY
Bring A Friend!
^ The Cecelian Music Club will recordings ara made. The re
to all prira brackets.
Primary Dept. — Mill) Hardy, u ita lity ; anti Mr*. I*. II.
cordings
bava
bean
uvaUabls
meet at the Fannie 8. Munson
June Vance. Jnvee
Anderson. ing. publicit) chairman.
since
Nov.
t,
end
may
be
ob
Studio. 003 Myrtle Avenue, at
The j*r»*j**« U If thw P. T. A*
Delores English, M a.gjie! Hunt.
19c
Members
tained by writing the Jos ties Mr*.
3:16 P. M.
announced Chatterbox
Marvin
Milam. Wallet for the year werr
Department
MONDAY
Routh, Tommie Wilkinson, (le iii a « “ plan* to im p rovr tho to Mi
31
Solution
Have
Regular
Meet
The Patriots' Committee and Wilkinson. Mrs. Value. Thinms cial lift* of our children by
Ctrl’s Society of Christian fierfv ic e of the Methodist Church will the Department ef Justice ex Minor, Mr* It. T Hunt. Mnry «pi»n«4>nnir and ch a p «ro n in « gath
Msmbers of tht. Chatterbox
meet at the heme of the Mlases pect to continue the programs Jo* Cole. Welyn Munton. Miss erings for toys snd girl* end
1—$3.50 Rembrant Selected Briar Pipe
Cwen and Derieux Hayes, 110 and la order to detaraatno the Ruth Strange
muking (m il child w elcom e", and Ctuh met at the home g f MU.
Seven,
to "assist in the beautification dred Turner on West
West Sixteenth Street at 7.30 number o f people who have been
1 lb. Prince Albert or
teenth Street yesterday after,
reached la this way, they are
P. M
of lb,, school grounds '
1 lb. George Washington
The Circles of the Presbyter, leaking that persona aaad In let Alathean Class Has
A total of l-JU memberships noon for a short business msat49c
which a play
was
^i.m Auxiliary will meat at 3:30 ter* expressing their reaetiea*
was announced and reports wets Ing after
Original
Program
presented
with
varleui
member*
1
Skipper
Tobacco
Pouch
Puretest
Aspirin
and
^ P . M. at the following places: concerning the programe
heard from the various com mit.
taking part
Circle On*. Mrs. F. L. Boyle, whather thsy wculd lik* to have
tees
Much merriment resultcil from
Mr*. H. E. Turner screed re.
chairman, at the home of Mr*. J. them continued.
Ils rb a i* Ann
W hitm ore
and
freshmsnts to the following! Do.
It I* contemplated that tho the ’’ while etephiint" *.ile ivhieb Phyllis ,'%)cn
E. Baker, 1500 West First Street.
entertained
McLellsn.
Earn*
Jean
Circle Two. Mis* Lettle Onhl. following patriot* will be dra was heM in Conner!mn with the audience with the song Soma-'tot's
well, chairman, at the home of matised when the program eon. meeting of the Alathean Class of where Over the Rainbow", *h d ! JJstbtta, Bote Ann Brooks and
§ M r a R. ('.M a x w ell, 317 Perk tinucs: James Monroe, Francis the First Baptist f'hnrrh nt the another song, "Ilrahm's t.nltahy1* |Mildred. Turner,
Scott Key, George Mason, E4. hem* of Mr*. Pcnrl itnnsell on iviis sung b> lasrry Lotting and
Avenue.
,,
Mrs.
\V II < lareiire (iiantham, trcompanlad
Clrsls Three, Mrs. Daisy Le mund Randolph, Jobs Marshall. Tuesday evening
Brinson
conducted
the
mile.
wis, chairmen, at the home of John ltancoek,' Andrew Jackson,
at the piano by Mls.i Ltnor*
Preceding the sale, piocccds, Whiddmi A ipiartet compowsl of
C.
Mrs. Genrgn Cray, 300 East Daniel Wtheter and John
o
f
which
will
be
used
by
the
I
•
Twentieth Street.
I.
> I: . Calhoun, f
A '.I Phyllis. Clarence and Larry
0
Circle Four, Mr*.
Francis Ml*.The programs that have al class in its welfato projects, ,i ier.dered the .elretion, “ A Child’s
short
business
meeting
wn*
nra.
ready
been
broadcast
and
which
w lw«lher, chairman, at the home
l.ui.'al>y', to the accompaniment
sided over by Mrs. O. C. (libh. of Mies Whiddon.
of Mr*. W, M. Thigpen, 808 m*v be obtained Include:
M aenolia Avenue.
George Washington portrayed and the devotional led by Mis
A talk on the deereassi of the
Circle Hie; Mr*. J. P. Wofd- . bv Taylor Holme*, a descendant Joder Cameron.
•rhrxd fund an<l It* offset on
Reports were heard from thi the Seminole
rtiH, chelrnPn, at the Mmmo of j'of Bee. B lin d ’ Tucker; Thomas
County School*
Mr*. K. M. plant, 703 Oak Ave- Jefferson, portrayed by George various officers of the class mol w h s given by Mr. lawton, and
Coulouri*. descendant o f Virgin, !h* uam** of the hostesses for an explanation of the achool ac
frn u *.
1-----••
The Buxincsn Woman’s Circlu la Bhaeklefordi Patrick Henry, the year were read. A Cristma* tiv ity period was given ty II.
will meet with the Misses I-aum by Bert LytsIL descendant
of banquet was planned for mein, K. Morris, principal o f the Junior
and Edna Chittenden, 813 Mag. Mrs. Harold
Mays;
Benjamin here and their escorts nnd him. High School. Mr. Morris explain
nrlln Avenue nt 8:00 P. M. Mrt. Fnaklln, by Frank Craven, de. band*. Refreshment* were serve I ed also that tny parent who
Stella P. Arrington la chairman, eeendaat o f
Franklin
Bach* by Mrs. Uansell, assisted by Mr* want* the grade* of hi* child
an Circles of the W. M. U. of Huntington; Alexander Hamilton, Mabla Estridg*. Mr*. Eunicr buy shown on the report card should
the First Baptist Church will by Richard Waring, descendant of and Mrs. Cameron, eo-hotr»..*-- contact hi* office and It will be
Present In addition to the arranged.
meet at 3:30 P. M. at the home* Alexander Hamilton I and John
of the following:
Adam*, portrayed by Burgess Km teases were: Mrs. J. W 11*11
Mis* Mary
Nkkle’a seventh
o f . 9«lt «r t iit regu larly priced til SJ.’J.l
HravtlfaJ
Circle On*, with 'Mm. J. M. Meredith, descendant o f Agnes Mrs, G. 8. Reiman.' Mrs. W C grade room won the prise for
Ftlnrdpher, 2404 Park Avenue. a
L y »», Mr*. A. C. William. Mr. having Ihe most mother* present
K. & Rockev, Mr*. E. M. Swann. at the meeting. During the so
Circle Two with Mrs J. C.
Mrs. C. D. Forrwater. Mm. R N cial period which followed the
• Mitchell, t i l l Magnolia Avenue.
Nipper, Mrs. A . L. Kellv, Mrs business session and program,
Circle Three, with Mrs- J. T. Church Missionary
V. A. William a. Mrs. Hah 11*11. refreshments were served by the
Denton, Magnolia Avenue.
AViniI nnd Haynn filled Milk rnmlurlis with
Society
Haa
M
eeting
AU wool, m«4« bjr Chatham.
I'each,
Mrs. Jest* Walnwrlght, Mrs executive board.
Circle Four, with Mrs E. C.
Union T a ffe tu coterw. Thin week-end we’re
ami
YoOow.
special
Gr**a Rom u
l Y
oOow. p i t Value* apoclal
Gibb*. Mr*. E. C. Harper and
Harper, Roe* Court, Mrs, S. A.
M * t* n Up
welling Ihrne 5li.'J5 u i I uom for only Jj.'Jj.
Eden field. co-hoelreS.
Mrs. Brinson.
for
FrMar
a
d
8alar4ay
at
tfciu
low
price
Christian Churches
•
Orel* Five, with Mr*. W. D. Flrat Chris'Uao Churnh met Men.
(Jrrtilaer, 419 Magnolia Avenue. day night * i Ihe home uf Mn.
Hold Convention
Oral* Six, with Mrs. H. E. Julian WUion, wKh Mr*. A >
Squirrel' Lines
■_
Turner, 210 West • Seventeenth Nibbuk PfooMing- A
House W ith FI ore On Tuesday, Wednesday and
SlrtcL with Mr*. Q. a Roller sn* appointed to plan • Wo
man'* Day
grogvam
at
the
Thursday of
last
week,
the
a* to-ho* tea*.
“
church for Due. L I t v s i sho
Christian Churches held their an
PENN
YAN.
N.
Y.
Nov.
n
.’ ........... ...
voted te change the meeting —
convention
at
Daytona
Fl ags frequently vnu nual
night te th« second Monday to lahed from veterana* gruvy* i ■ ilearh, and during the three days,
of curled duck fenlhcrM und covered In art ticking. Uegiilnr 9J.!Li
Ftao g M lit y pillows
each month, to avoid conflict*.
the Lake View C emeterv The addresses were given by prmnln.
vaisMl
■■n
t
preachers
and
laymen
of
the
superIntsndant set up a vi«il. AH
**w WM a squirrel semper Hriiihcrhnnd. One aprelal feature
sal.ak . Bsrtls Hwfca. Ito O . ho
•if the oinventlrn wa* the “ youth
B O Y 'S T O M S A W Y E R
tog her* and there.
Y1JUNG MKN'S
P h
MKN’H FKI.T
Finally be M « the squirtei tuinnoel" held Wednesday night
cqv aring
ut
tho
Willard
Hotel,
which
was
take a flag to his mouth, climb,
W i t h A a 'M
« birdhouse pole and mlo* tie* enjoyed by a group o f young
D M to }
I heat*. The euperlntendevit lnvi*s. people frnm th# Christian E n .1
Wool, N M with short tootlgsted. B e found the Wrdli *»*■■• doavnr o f th» Find Christian
HImu from
In 7'/i VllltlCH One last uf all wimiI su ils with
w n, oomo wDh
“ lined with 40 fltg i for ho Church at Sanford.
value* ranging up tu $2l..'i0
eluding
up
to
95.00.
We're
A « « 4 to 10. Tahma
Among those from Sanford
tu done out ul only
Ends Today
these
out
for
only
f8J0 U dm* M t At
attending one or more sessions,
werr the fallowing: Mr. and Mrs.
__
served refreshment* lu V. II. Crantham. Mr. and Mr*.
the- following: Mrs. V. II. (iron. J. L. Nihlack, Mrs. R. T. Ilum.
|litem, Mr*. Peareon, Mrs. I-an. phrty, Mr*. O. T. Pearson, Mrs.'
Mm. Cordell, M r* Earl J. L. Horton, Mr*. .Elmer Ccr.
George Townsend, dell, Miser* Belli* Myer, Gar.
Mss. Tracey, u l« aldlne Patras, Alma Grantham.
_
and Miss Sylvia Hetty Petras, Wllhetmlna NL
1A » a fsaron,
tdsek, Marian Pearson, and Mias
Elmore.
Also, C. E. Elmore, Georg*
epmt H d d M rtilm ladodlryf One rack of prints and nolid color* with
Mi a u r o i i iiB P L is
Townsend, 0. D. Landrwsa, Jr,
V*lWA. Wl^to|| * X J S '* aalh h r ( l i t ppgdhl value* ranging up to I5.U5. Hlies 12 to 41
Cecil Jones.
W h y H N e llte Newton
Touchton Drug Co.
UST TWO DAYS FRIDAY SATURDAY
&
FOUNTAIN SPECIALS
t\.
Roast Young Tom Turkey
15c
16c
TOBACCO SPECIAL
'
2 for
all for $ 1 . 4 9
c
2 for 50c *
Friday and Saturday Specials
at T h e
YOWELLCo. Sanford. Fla.
Indian Blankets
BLANKETS
TO SEU.
’EM.TKJX
jx z j
$ 2 .4 9
$7.98 COMFORTS
$5.95
%
I
is s n js e x
SUITS
HATS
SUITS
LADB5 COATS $1698 LADIES DRESSES $3.95
are In (he group, and at only I.T.MHI
Omctofl In tho UichcnT
r E R D MBN TO MBKT
Helen Harper Sweaters $1.98
GAINESVILLE, Nov. 4 -0 F Y Ahout ISO feed maaufscloton
end other* interested la
nutrition * r » txpected her* T h in day and Frkk-.y fog tho annual
treating o f tho Hout ham Mi wed
Fred Manufacturer* Association
and the second annual nutrition
school at Ut* U nlvm lty ef Flo
rida. ___________________'
u d Builoa gfyMo. Really warn bargalnn for cottier dayu ahead. The regular price
to 9SJ0. Como ia tomorrow f
SANFORD
, FLORIDA
CORRECTION
Mr. H. M. Hamby, and not
Mr*. Jlamhr, w t U .s iM r .lt Vte’a lixMpitel to J*ckwuv>kU
r*a stated to Ihe p*r*oaw
t ■**»nn of
of U
the lUrufct ysstsnhf.
I column
, Mrs. Hamby
H*ruby
accompanied
hte
th e ro ^ ^ ^
SENATOR CLAUDE PEPPER.DEADLINE
I ROTH MAYFAIR AT 7:30P.M. TICKETS ARE 75c.
*-
mS
. <r
J* ¥
______ UjVv. >
,14*
-
‘iHG
Is
.
v'ff
,.
—
�V
}
Oolleg^Men Are Oviedo Oiiirch
Filled As Old
Eager To Join
R. 0. T. C. Now Members Gather
!v»«
he cocaJdervd a t any other Um *.
Driven May Appeal
license Suspension
Tha driven’ Hewn** law provfiles for appeal* >
Ipatanea*
of aos pension or rttocAtion to
be made to the parole eommlaTALLAHASSEE, Nov. < — OP) aion or to the court*. >
— Person* who*« automobile
driven’ liecnaaa have been auspended or revoked In Florida
may apply to the atat* parol*
enmraiaaion for review of their
case*.
Chairman Prarrl* R. Bridge,
Jr., annoonced today the com.
mission will meat Dec. 2 to hear
•ueh appeal., and thereafter will
meet on the fin t Tueaday of
each month. The eaiea will not i
RADIO NEWS
WDBO
Toafgkrs rragrmaa.
IlOO Preia New a
GAINESVILLE, Nov. rt
L*»t Sunday waa the Eighth:
• :19 Program Return*
(S»'rrinh— Student Intercut in Annual Home Coming at tho
militarv training at the Univer Foster Chapel Methodist Oiurrh
• :IS William L. Shirar
sity of Florida, olnck lor many In Oviedo. Once more the littl*
6:30 Football Prophet
V»ar« nftar tha demilitaHUtlon white church, aurroundrd by the
«:48 Tha World Today
of this country, in the early great oaha that
7 -00 Marin* Corpo
were already
Iwrnlir* hn« turned b «'k tn the there to welcome ita arrival
7:16 Made Room
University** crack • R. O. T. C. when it woa moved to ita pre720 UP New*
unit tvfih the national empham* aent location more than half a
7:30 Academy Award
on ilcfen^e and service training century ago became the merca I
8:00 Tha Shadow
B'JJO Duffy’a Tavern
ll'iauimr tn<iay a trfal enroll, of old member* and frlendt who|
8:65 Elmar Pavia A tha New*
rornt of 1 MHO cadet*, more than came from almoat every part of |
•
d)0 Barrel* 0f Fun
r,n p**rcent of the UlilvrojtyN the <tate to fill the auditorium
• : » Mutiny on tha High flaw* 8:15 American School
registration, the
R O T. C. to the point of overflowing.
• Air
The Sunday School, under the
»:<5 Hawaiian M.lodle,
rank* e * one o f the nrime in•:45 UP Newg
10:00 Olann Millar’
t#*rr«f« in «tinlent life. The mnot direction of T. L. Lingo, .uper.
10:00 Blue Streak Rhythm
a
aprcial
10:15 TBA
modnn i f motorised equipment, intrndent, prevented
f Mainlined method* of teaching Hally Day program. Two of the
Atlantia Sport* ' Reporter 10:15 Myrt A Marge
IQJO Stepmother
10:45 New* of the World
j from aide technician*, plu* the three adult Ilible Claaaet were
Home
i opportunity for commissionn« |n I taught by gueata. The
. Lombardo Orchcitra 10:45 Woaian of Courage
the rc«e»ve make military tr.ln- ! Builder'* Cla.. heard their form
U*S® Vaughn Monro* Orchestra 11:00 Pyrofax Pioneer*
11:16 At Home With Sally Mar.
11:00 Linton Walla, News
inif at the IJniveraity one rf the er teacher. Mr* II. B. McCall,
tin
of Stanford, and the Men'. Ilible
12.05 Sign O ff
m»»*t -might %after activities
11:30 Classic* in Tempo
Through the
year*.
de*nite tla.a waa taught by Judge It
11:45 UP Newa
smell
allow ance*
and . littl" W. Ware, alao of Hanford, a long
■• Your lit* in.
11:53 Program Resume
time friend of thla churth.
equipment the Florida R. O T
12:00 Kata Smith Speak*
6'ZONannmn Beasley
The
gue.t
speaker
at
the
Morn
A
Hi/
turancc
pay*
dividend*, why
unit, and others throughout
Fla. Cowboyi
12:16 Checkerboard Tim*
the
country.
rrn tinu ed
their ing Worahip Service wa. thr-ILlv
Sedally-piotnlnenl
Coblna
Wright.
Jr.
and
her
husband.
Corp.
Palmar
not
your
fire
insurance?
It can
12:30
Dane*time
7. ° ° {**•***■•* Bnvltlea
WH k «o thnt foilo v rp«**rvf o f. It C. Ilolmea, of Orlando »ho| Hraudette. look over some of their wrdding gifts In their ault* In tba
7:45 UP News
12:43 Our Gal Sunday
and
ahould.
C
E
N
T
R
A
L
fire
in.
fir* r+ nrv vnilllhlf* »ic the 1ark. haa been superintendent of the Waldorf-Aitorla. Coblna, who haa been quite busy recently In HollyH:00 The World Today
IdX) Dhd* Farm Club
lil’IM* #*f tlu1 rt4*w nrrnv a* Vk’l^ll Orlando diatrict of the Metho-I waed making pictures, married the wealthy draftea In Saw York. 11*
aurance
pay*
dividend*
to
more
1:30
Brldgk
School
of
the
air
di.t
Church
aiuce
laat
June
lie
|
^
Ul:
8'nglng
Salesman
•wa inslrurlnre who an* Ira nin/
1:45 Road o f U fa
I rought a timely me..age on j mast return to Fort Bennlng. Ca-| she ia returning to the (llm capital.
Shoop Orchestra
than 100,000 property owners,
1h»* i • .4’4»miT«.
2:00 Young Dr. Malone
H:45 Singing Strlnga
the .uliject, “ doing Home", in
1 hi (elite*•* r f 4It • I’ollnge * r ». which he pictured Ih, Ohu'rh
2:15 Joyce Jordan
thus reducing the net cost o(
'JK)0 Symphony In Song
i«
i|pfpn«r
etiuotc- in national
2:30 UP New*
u. an intermediary "Home' con. I
their insurance. It's simple ss
f..nri*l *n purl lliro igh !h»»' truin. nected, on (he one hand, wi'.h
2:33 Building for Defense
irv • irpM, wh*rh i•irk** thr* l»*‘Cf our parental home., and or
2:45 Afternoon Musical.
ABC,
end we'll be (lid to ex*
fartorlly
served
at
an
officer
or
..f th«»n«* «’nro||i*(l in hi*«lc mill. the other
3:00 Afternoon Varieties
with
the
Eternal
plain
how
you, too, can save
t ruining
tnr v f#*r
3:16
Bbb
Hannon,
songs
Home which la th, hope „ f the
consecutive year* in the Regular
--------i
3:.70 Renfro Valiev Folk*
All phv*i<Rl fit utililentd tin. t hri.tlan Faith.
money with complete protec*
Army, Navy. Marine Clrp* or
der 21. fnke the h»s»c training
ST AUGUSTINE.
Nov. A-- registered.
Music wa. furni.hrd hy the
<oa*» Guard; or yny enlisted 3:45 Americans Map tha Skies
lion afainst fire losses.'
thou.anils
of
General Collin* aaid:
The completion i f this tw o.year regular church choir which h*« (Speri.il)--With
3:35 Pres* News
man who hka bem op b herv"The Selective Tlt'illing
course, allows the student, if sti. to *-n oranniiril within the pa«t men who hive hern .ervlng In
4:00 Columbia Concert Orrhea
•rvl j aftvr honorably dltchmrge,! from
in rr-. tho reinjlar Army or tha • Cttiat
peiior m «<-holnr«hip and m ilitarv year anil is under the direction thr Army achnlulrd for ivlrasr S< rvice Act la specific
tra
forriH before quiring registration of men
netivity to continue
for
two of Mu. T L. Lingo, plain.t and from thr snnnl
Hh-1 Guard for tha convenience of the 4:30 Landt Trio
Ointmae,
Brigmller
General in the age group of 21 to Id who j Government
on re years it* the unit, servin'* ■ilrcctor of tnuaic.
within aix month* 4:45 Prca* New*
its a t n det.of ficer. At the end
Dinner waa served to mote Vivian Collin., Stale Director nf have .erved in the Army. Those1prior to tha completion of hit 6:00 Twilight Melodics
of his four vrnrs. the *tip|enl than 230 gue.ta by the Young Selective Service, todry warned men who were in the active Na- I regular threr-vraw n.eln.1 „r —
5:15 Tha Goldbergs
receives his commission in
the Women's . Circle
nf the local
,ha* *ucl’ rnrn must regiatar un- tiona! Guard on Oct. Id, 1010. , liatment a h a b * relieved from
620 Doc
Sellar*
True
Life
reserve
and
who
have
completed
tig
or
additional
peacetime
training
"
„
f
ChriatUn|*j*p
«►
>
*
Selective
Training
and
Stray
Women'. Society
“ *
that I.
6:43 Just Entertainment
This entails today, o f course, Service. Mr*. R. R. Murphy wa. Svrvk# A c t upon tnvir d l K v r f e . mure consecutive year* In tlietl
active service fo r most.
n charge of tha preparation ami
and | Although, under certain eon- service are relieved from pei■ace- |
time
liability
ty
fur
additional
rerIditlona, the Direetor aaid, some
The Fit ri.la »t O T C. which .rrving of th, dinner
The high point nf the day'* men discharged from the Army vice ami trtnnin(f, but they must
has received "p irrllm t" rating
further register Men wro were member*
at the yearly
inspection,
the program cam* at the Informal i will not be liable for
nf the Ne-tional Guard and who
h ig h e s t p o s s i t»11* irrndt*
tf»
be aong aervice after dinnrr whm peacetime training and service have completed
lea* than six
Austin.
who under the Selective Svrvice Act,
rnidr, ever «inrp it. organisation the Rev. J. W.
year* of service are relieved
ii . mi m f.n trv unit .hn rtlv « f t ” r cerved this church aa paatnr in it i» incumbent upon them to reregistration
nor
their neither from
W o rl .1 W » r I. is under the in. I'JOrt, spoke on tho aubject, "A* « ' « ‘ »r upon expiration of
training.
•trurtion nf
fou rteen
regular I remember1. Much of hi* talk service If they were wlthiw tha
"The act ahto provide, that
nrntv I f f i r r r i h r.ileil liv Col. S wn. devoted to hi* aaaociatlnn. I age groip of 21 to lift on Oct. In,
Ue. ( 1010, and if they have not already any person who shall have aitlaIt. Ilniikin*
T h i. i. in *hnrf* with Jim King and J. II
r »n tr s «t with thr Ut'ifl .lu ff fo r pioneer settler* In this romniun-J_________ _________________ity and charter
member, of
fullr men.
n
Mark in tho*,' iluy. Ih . uni: thi* church.
a ss p ic k
H paid special tribute to hi.1
J .t*K r t K K K R
ron .t.lp il nf nnlv one >m*ll in.
immediate successor aa pastor,,
MACARONI
fnnlry ernuu wlnrh drilled rn thn
li t r e : > i t l o o p
the Rrv. J. T. Mitchell, who an-j
ann O a J
W E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
ranipui renter. N ow
t h .r .
n r«
.wired hi.
Invitation
to thr>
SI'AtiHbTTI
400 Sanford Ara.
"FREE OKU VERY”
phones 411 .. 4U
|both a rtillrry nnd in fan try unit.,
Eternal
Home
Coming
within
I
a modern
convenient , arm ory
the
past
year.
H*
also
spoke
of|
NOODLES
noil . t a b le , nml a larva ami
who
were)
well-kept ilrill field . Equipment hi* two daughters
tiny
tots
when
h#
came
to
Oviedo.
I
Vi lb.
MOHnnl.1. PSLACSS
include. riflra.
machine
guna,
u t v iij
n ie i.in o r *
| •
I T !1
pkg*.
75 m illim eter gunV, truck., pis. Both of than* are now married
Marvd
to
Methodist
mlnlalara;
the
aider
tula, h on e* unit uniform !.
...... AOC
to the Rev. E. L. Hollady, now
Enriched Bread
At tba and of thla yrar, the of New Rmyrna Beach, and tha
«•**• *
.- .I » » I 4 I
University of Florida will icontri- younger to tha Rev. B. M. Mont-1
Ub.
hut* ISA train oil young men to gomery, chaplain of the hospital
loaves
ANN PAGH
thr Array, ready to take their at Camp Rlandlng.
ty a n ts s m s
■ Ij
]
place* In tbit rgnks nf lh« com.
Tha “ old tlmara" were delight-1
missioned officer*,
Mart kthan *4 .at tha many Improvement*,
Ifitr JnnWrs aim attend tlU I t being made to ’ the enurth pro-1
'A ” 7 ',1f * * ww*T,c,sv
^
\
I) T (', tiaininjr ramp m the perty. These Included eomplet*
Sirloin, T-Bona, Club and Round 7
lb. pkg. 21c 1Vi lb.
14. os.
atimmar, trating ground for the reconditioning • of
8 4 1 0 IIH K K 1 H K t l l
ll
sandwteh
lb#
leaded
btls.
embryonic aoldler.
glasa window*, tha
installation
According to the
University of folding partitions In the edu
10X4
PLAIN er L HISIgft > Ita iw
I
M u M*n onorno
H
military authorltlea, almoat all cational addition, tha landscaping
of the unmarried graduate* who of the ehurthyard, and the re
completed their training In the decorating and rtfumlalng of tha
5 . Z 10 U ^ 2 4 c
laat aix yrara, have gone Into living room and dining room st
tha army.
ai'nsvrtni.D
the parsonage.
is for
DIVIDENDS
on your fire insurance!
Discharged Men Must Register
Under Selective Service Act
cmjyo- comwiy;
F O R tllL ffiP E n
AP^D M E A T
HEATERS
W hen
Don’t be
thin
winter—lei one of our
healer* keep y o u
warm. We’ll install one
that will five you ade
quate heal at low rout
and we won’t have to
tear up your fireplace
to do it. Hee um today.
BAUER
a
T
Electric Service
-
10NI
READY, AIM
I
|w PAiM 11
aatavee-
G. U. Stuart
it & Glasa
Get
You Alw ays
Good
Meat,
Cake.lb. 19c
15°
c.
W P
25
A ll
rJ-
M A R K E T
FLOUR 12 lbs. 39c 24 lbs. 73c 48 lbs. $1.49
Fey. Blue Rose RICE.....:!....'......5 lbs. 25c |
Pure LARD...2 jbs. ctn. 29c 4 lb. ctn. 57c
White House MILK......... 3 tall cans 25c
Armour’s Quality Western Beef
E g g Prices
A dvance'Sharply
CHICAPO, Nov. tt—GPl—Sharp
advances In all egg classifications,
which tent average prices to the
highest level for November alnee
HI2C, ware recorded In tha .whole
sale market Wednesday. Uaina
rangrd from 1-2 to 2 cant* a
doten.
Bast eggs were -tip moat with
aitra firsts t-t 37 1-8 cant* a
dosan and first* at 35 cants. Both
grades sold abou IS cent* * dosan
wholesale about tha sam* tita*
laat yrcr.
Traders on tha Chicago martantlo exchange
mid
seasonally
declining receipt*, which normally
tend prices higher In the- autumn.
war* a factor In th« advinca. *1ihat
though racaipt* were somewh
larger than yaai
Another factor In tha upsurge,
traders said, waa government
buying for oxport tend domaatle
relief purpose*. Tho govammant
bought 4000 rasas of eggs in
north central state* yQitardaor.
tha eschsng reported, paying aa
high aa 38 3-4 cant or t-f rant
a doxtn abovo the prico of lata
last week.
DIXIECRY5TAL5
Relief At Last
ForYourCoush
Crsoctulston rallava*
lit goaa right Saths
loom
NECK—WING—BACK.--------- 1
........ ........... -lb. 23e
LEG—THIGH— BREAST.
......... .*............- lb . 45c
you art
TO K AY
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eras
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JWUtl WbMk
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Soap Flakes.. 15c
Mince M E i f 25e Crake* «• . »a*
CHOWDER _ 18c Butter Beans 19c
i ^U^ L ^ 5 IVEI) ~ N* W SHIPMENT OF WH0&
SPINACH
Equal* l . t
pack I
SCALLOPS
Equals «aa pint I
Phc
SPANISH OR WHITE ONIONS....
NECTAR TEA BALLS...
..bos of 15
13c
Gold Medal FLOUR 5 Am. 31e IS Om. 69c 24 Ibo. I1J9
SULTANA RED KIDNEY BEANS.... .2 14b.
15c
Am Pago CHIU SAUCE B-is. ML 13c 12-oc. btL 17c
Rajah WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-....5 oa. bU. 19c
CODFISH
— 10 oo. comm 15c
DATE A ,
l-Y» a . w o *7c
N. & C .____
O n k o C n d m A. box 9c
IONA COCOA.
rt.
Ibo.
C A U F . B A R T L E T T F E A R S ...
C A L I F . C A K M U T S ___________
S W E E T P O T A T O E S ...... ........
C A N A IM A N R U T A B A G A S .
P E R S IA N
FRESHLY
FRESHLY
PkoM 71S-M
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GRAPES.....i ---------:---------- :---- *
Whi Until HLM
WRECKER
of Nnr York Dwlfa School
Tslagraph DtUvtry Sarvlca
BoutkcoaUrn R FlorMA Btato FlorUU
D u f o r t , VloridA
R A T I N G ! A P P U R L ................... 1
YtUow Bahw
YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS
CALL MRS. PIPPIN
o o lo m
w*
IK U L IO U U
VWe sal* ■« Tvs i l l i a
offee lb. 29c
Z 61cMILK 3SI.23c
SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY
CUT UP FRYERS
Men, Women! Old at
40,50,601 Get Pep
B E E F S T E A K ------ H..39C CABBAGE .1..._ ..._ lb- 4c
HAMBURGER ... .. lb. |$c
. lb. 39c
WESTERN CLUB STEAK.........
lb. 29c
WESTERN CHUCK ROAST---lb. 29c
SELECT BABY BEEF LIVER.
lb. 23c
BUCED BACON SQUARES...
FRESH PORK SHOULDER trimmed........ . lb. 21c
FRESH PORK BACKBONE........... ....... ......... lb. 21e
ALLMBAT SKINLESS WEINERS................lb. 21c
BEST WHITE BACON....... ....................- .*. lb. 15c
Sunnlflrid Shawhl— Tendering PICNIC ---- lb. 25c
r a il Y u r t
Spong* salt* on tho Tarpon
fpiing* Exehango for tho first
10 ontha of this yaar tout $1.107,007.03,
greater
than
tho
sales for an* previous year in
tho history or tho Industry
l l c
n
Breakfast BACON “ ■ w fAPPLES
3 lbs. 25c
Velveeta or American
.YASte ...ii..:..;..__10 Il4j24c
Spiced H A M ........_.illi. r
Prieto ag 1 OR.
ONLY
* ■ * lira s rt
BATTLE CREEK
CORN CEREAL
WITH KNOWN VITAMINS AND MINERALS
OF v„.
D. LAX .. |LM
PEACHES 2 M 2 cam 33c
•U1U—eft. l k p t l k
Ik. CM . 19c 34K c m 17i
F U L L GRAIN
CHOCOLAT
I _•
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fh *•
L a or Ltftkmjf Boo#
lo B A LK ..-___ 4 bon 199,
Vh* 14*
COFFEE
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. NOVEMBER O t f f
C i g a r Companies
Oppose State
Sigp Laws
TALLAHASSEE,
Nov. (I—(At
T w o F lo rid * ciirnr t,iinuiActurpr*
— T lw £ * i» h t r ('-ompany, Jack.ronyOln, an<l the
l!nv-a-Tampn
Crmr-nny.
T »m p * — Tuesday
atA r k r d in the Siprrm* Court pronf
r.Ml
billboard
haw
which require com mercial
«Hmboanla to 1 >) 6 fee t beyond high-
TUB BANFOKD
•y rifhta of v iy .
The em
met were appealed •from
emmet
Dural and Hilhborrwfh county
circuit court deeiiion* upholding
th« act, and the two companies
contended the Lw outlaws their
liyna and that the setback pro
vision has no n| tunable relation
to public safety, morals, health
or welfare.
They maintained that aesthetic
considerations were not enough ’to
uphold the statute, which was
ssed ly the legislature with
eking of irarden r ubs, and
simil r onranitation*
Dunaid Oinoll, assistant at«
C
torney ffvnaral, a r fu n l that
the pany. laiJ the law made c e r W p , 1 ' ^
A rtrt V T i l
1 • *-•
.A r lllJ
1 0
t t t U constitutional ami the pub signs illegal lecau se o f the
r iu
lic safety Is involve*! In the sign Ject m rtter on thvm ra th er m in fT* ■ i u » i
board rryulaton ||e cites! several b e riu .y o f their location, lie s » i’J , I ( # 1 ( 1 Y I l l \
1 i l v 'Y
il «i*rn
«i,m within
w ithin 15
lf> 1 .
,
. ‘ ,
recent crmm «»f other
supreme that a commerc*
com m erriil
courts which he said t Sowed tl t feet o f the rifcht o f w av w o o l! ; \ | ' ( » J l , r | l ( l l * ‘ 0 *
the bcautificat d»n argum ent* are become !*•„;' I if It were paiflt«*d
^
*'
In point.
I o ver and the owner o f the pro*
»•
None o f the* attorneys attack 1 perty tm which it was
located
in * th* act objectr«l to provision* u#«*d ,t to advertise that |nn«l f r * ••
which reijuire sirn* to he movrd • sa|t,
«“
o f f highway rights o f way in d
•
#
•”
• «f
prohibit their erection within IINI
----------------- ---------- ™
fee t of fcm rtrrirs, n h o o b , |tark>
The city **f New V* rk h:» I :i >i
and churches
Tom Whitaker, Tnmp.% repre- |>o|>ulation o f less than iOM.OOW *
suiting the
/' I
1«
•+
PAGE VIVE
, SANFORD, FLORIDA
R i> *iu"
1
iTesident
H«^'«evelt hi»« |>r*),, om ei *iiid Kmfkmd madt- i * iiiimed Nov
!!. !• » a* "l iviiuin
stiy mistake h\ .. 'i n ting th. |»,,frn«e W »•« k
Th.
|.i**chinin'lu t kini: 111 <l is 1 1 ** iii\i>t .<* th*
, .
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nmny \ ta* i f .
d«’ !e*n«*- | turntn
- v .i\
i
/~v *1 u r n
I
W H O lESAtt
A'
PRICES
13 v*A-Tampa t’oiw-ja hundred years og«»
IN H f r.tL
Sell U. S. Savings Stamps!
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t
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ib
2Jc
Ib
29c
REG. H A M S ........ lb. 2 5 C
PORK
KIlflAtl nriJAHI.R ILI.
SALE
■ S LTIM U im
~
i
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whom:
tw rn r
CHEESE.....lb. 19c
—
wim :nv Hot’vp
hurt
LARD
W E IN E R S
CABBACE.. I»„ 2C
lh.
BOLOT.N \
RIB TIPS
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CIIKKSK
am \
......^.,bs- 25c I TOMATOES JO?
.H f t W P B ............ 2 for K c ■
C arrots
f Ic a B n r ..............,uIK
•:?.•
iQc l e m o n s ...... igc
mnntKii
f , , ,
SQ U ASH .. IK 4 ^ c c e l 'e r y
APPLES 4 lbs. 2Jc
m i ll lu l . K I T I X li
i
mo .
EDS
• t x i .i . U | n r r c r .
FRUIT COCKTAIL .2 for 25e
Vanilla WAFERS lb. pk«. lSe
KII*»T niKICIK
SPREADS.........5 o*. Jar I5e
D U MONTM
l.tv ix n
MASH....25 Ibe. G5e
iinnwixn
MASH....25 Ibe. 69c
TOMATO SOUPS , no. 1 7Fie
PARKAY OLEO..... 1-...lb; 19e
COFFEE—
RUCED 'PINEAPPLE........10c
FACTORY PACK
M M VI
Sugar5lbs. 26c|
SOUPS am............. 3 for 25«
I 303 APPLE SAUCE . „. ,...7Kje
I go. 1 ncKIH
IIH AT
CRANBERRY
SAUCE .11
IB 2 5 c
k
| ORANGE JUICE..... 47 os. ISe
ii
v
VKHWOVT MAID
mu
ALL BRANDS TALL
tuarr e»
1
I
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< ||* « l l
BUTTER
......... r t t . 9e
LIFEBUOY 80AP... 3 for 17e
SWAN SOAP. - J r . 3 for 25c
---
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M . •.
N * ie M f
mm
ROBO—
LGE19C
— 4LBS231
rrr.iu .ri a m
SWAN 80AP---------- mod. I
SILVER ‘ DUST J.------, ....t
rt’RH
APPLE JELLY 14 or. Jar 10r
LUX.
P A G SOAP............ 1 for 15c
i' r
51
- ..... I mad.
do. *
llftr
GRAPENUT8 - ..... ...... 12'jc
a h i.
K U L W U 1*
CORN FLAKE8....... ...... 6c
GRAPENUT FLAKES
WHEAT!ES .........
I
>
12Jic
He
OCT. CLEANSER........... . Ic
; B L E A C H ----- -
* r :
80AP°FLAKER— ....b|r. 21c
1
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f
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SOAP FLAKES.. . t .rrr , ,9c
OCTAOOIV
GRANULES..... ............. reg. 9c
M i’ im
1 2
M l 4.1 *.
*d J >i *X» #
B acon
Ib
23c
B acon
Ib
32c
lit , l >
HI » I *.II %*M
(lvt*g. Size) 5(‘ I’un* LAKI)
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St- H u m 'll
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liliN i 1 i
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|would llirow Urn blabwny lr « u « 1 , in tat inn in d ii'lrb ’* In i" runfu-
m
3 wi 23c
Director
700 H. 2nd SI.
IV n r
4 'l
______ Grapes
1- III
Poas 2
fiby f'oo* U—
(ierlivr* (i for .TUc
lbs
J lp ^ * c ^
l » )
Cali!.
l -*• i*
C abbage
• WINES
■E SUEE TO VISn
N I C K ’S .
~ lockage* Store
«M tAH roRII AVBJXCa
a«e*iw ■>***« r w a n e e
"T
Fruit Cal.e Main i*
j
69c
Scot-Tissue
3
•» »1 0 A I»
U T C H fU l
^IVO RY SOAf
:;
Liquid ill m il
m
UMlnKIwb**
laundry
* I IliilifnunX
Ml
I 7 c
i
Daihrooot ‘ J
22c
l« Clara CSowdar-
Soups 2
for
25c
Chowder can 15c
CotW
II UI I Y
i '! is!
M rrh iA k
ix s
u
acaroni2f^27c
IlflMlMM IlM*
•J
CLOROX
H E IN Z
Mad Clara
- f t in 22c
m
rolls
r-
Ken-L-Ratlon lectipe f»#«f Polka Dot Layw Cat*
2 for 15c 2 7 or pkgs 25c
O *. -■«
V J Y
TO*
Clftoil' I’*»el
D». 1-?
Tom atoes C*l.l l*d-A> 7 '/ liC I Oi*in
j»
I
Ib.
Li'ttiu.i Px**jl
Ib. 'J*
i>1* n* ; | ■ i!>. 4 •*
Potatoes iwt«y Cobbl*** 10 Ibt 191 Qlttt
(•tarn CV-rnri Ik wId
Somi-Swoet Chocolato
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES*
S u m r iu -.li
H u ta b agas 2 gc
NESTLES
THE BEST IN
3'.c
Caticjdiijri
O n io ns 4.i*» 15c
10:
C lc u «:.c i3
II Y Chiio
Yellow
F l o u r 2 0 **>• 5 7 c
Flour 20
Y A M S s ibx i3c IQ ibs 25c
Carrots >•>, 6'ic
«uthem h.Kuit
Lan JU Sunr.hin*
It):
Ib - 7'iC
l(«w Crcp <xi
25c
joj
—— -------- r - -------------.
Dog Food
IP YOUR TASTE DEMAND'
. r:
I’fincy I'iiij •
.'• i .T A I I l*e
P u m p k i n "<• JVk1 0
m l (> L’un*.hiri*r
P e a s 2 job 19c
Funeral
IZ
ly 1im*s
M ilk
tilo b l/ J
Anderson- *
I ]riffith
a
V
v? * * •
ttJ *1 A. A.J
4 7 -o c
B u tler ja°i’ 12'AC
In bnu,Ilf -.ith .ilu ii
jl f
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V
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M IL K
3 mu 25c
Iiii'vllnblv
’it*.....I*"* week*]
5
/ ’ trundi Tx.jI1
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( Cm , il Mnl.'i ni'imraOi'n
i. 1.1 1 1 ”
\im i .m i ! ’• 11 nlriliil O’
iiiii'*. I i - w itrnnl ih »t f* tlr r * l
lto»f rnttc h*» t
F LO U R
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l*i- Th.- r«n n lr> , < Itn rlin ir nml
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w in 1 it,IVl"*’il lu*” ,l,iV In .......... ..
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fm
i«iu’*i'i"i.iiiiiir
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I •win*|i«*i tjil i«.u fill ililii i in ivnl
•
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12c
10 or
......i i ..........
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l jfi
I’ruflxi, B u s e s T o l l !
T o Prepare I'or W ar
T b i-
MA l L ' ■
•»
21c
12 or
• . « in*. .i
I1
DolicioL*
16-ot (Pound: Can.'
b ig
RUMFORD
i , •1
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.........
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S-MINUTE OATS— -..... 8c
RALSTON 8HREDDS
A I u ii ii ,
I.* !|*
m
CEREALS
t l i i t l ■»
I *|Vi lull •
I DR XI.
■.
Ib
Ib
Ib
Ib
35c
PORK l
RAISINS... ............ 2 llw. I Sr
DOG FOOD____no. 1 lull 7 ',
l ik. rk*.
BLACK FIGS ........ 2 for 23c
Ib
L)«itcd Colfoo
1 liri** pffit li'ntly.
-............... lb. 3 lc
Chops
CAKUOIS
4*i
II
M H-1 P
|
MAHKKT D U
QUALITY s o a p s a l e
LU X FLA K E 8.
woTiitorii
f'OI'XTMV n u ll.
Nlblet Brand «)R N 12 on. 10c
U X F L A K E S . . - ......... j f f . 22c
:i fur I Or
CHOCOLATE........ lb. 10c
SYRUP..... ............12 o*. 13c
I t u k TOILET SOAP 3 for 17«
l«c. nc
a Him
32c
SELECT BEEF BRAINS
LEAN PORK NECKBONES
RED SMOKED SAUSAGE
SI EWING BEEF CUTS
l iiv «ii- lo | >
» 0
I el- .1
fix
MACKEREL * no, I (all .s'jr
nm n
TOILET TISSUE
1 fur I Sr
MATCHES Lite, box 3 for 10c
MORTON’S SALT
7 ',.
ir r a
MINCE MEAT...... 2 for 23«
R1TZ CRACKERS.... ....lb. 19c
Ib
A 111 i . <11-
U: ookm.ud
im .n
Gloat STARCH
8TOKELY PUMPKIN___...tOe
| IVORY S N O W
«
L 'l u Q i i
\ • III
SYnui*
.... i y\ class l*.r
UK
A. J. 1*. C. FLOUR
It) Ike .tie
.1 »h*. IT#*
HoslesM FLOUR
20 lbs. Ii Sr
I ’MI'niwnHell TmihmU
IT
.‘1 fur • *v
JUK'K 20 oz.
IIKhX
Lirfpi t Inm Lkander A i «••»••••*w«r
ASST, s o u l’s ..
nieil. 12c
6W»:trr
MIX IMCKI.E 19 oz. jnr lac
• ...
Green Giant PEAS....13ftc
MW/ ‘
^
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» f.<* z
|7*o mo iu r o m uirr
| SUGAR PEAS-------- -----H‘/,c
■
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Sally Ann HHEAD
. fl.OWKHI.AMU
h im *
k
a tu .u .,1
Chase & Sanborn
-
G B COBN_______ 2 tor 19e
1 i -i
rii
..
25 lb*. 32c
21c
21c
I M ' I . K SI i ; \ k
W I T H OlvDKKS
»
10 1,)S- 22c I GRAPES 2 lbs, 17C]V
FEED
Ib
id
I 'l M D . W
%
| *u n m
15c
I MIMInx i (in i "|
.1
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i;
ONIONS .1 lbs. 14 c
9i
19c
Chops Ib 25c
S id es
Ib
17c
H ea d s Ib 7'ic
S h ou ld ers !b 19c
S a u sage Ib 21c
B a c k b o n e Ib25c
15c
u rn t:*r»:m »ii
!
Ib
PORK
<;i \i \ \ m ws
2r,c
Friday Only
I HAMS . lb.
Ib
l
O y t ii i •
----------------------------------------
.
g
lb. 25c
2 II,s.
ir>c; BilTTIOlV
I /-> "
QUA
Ual ' UA/' L*
8MO.
RAURAfiK
Friday Only
1a
* * * " ' **•■»•» '«*•<
-I
IK
IIAMBtIRC.PJl i0*
SAUSAGE... lb. 35c CRAB MEAT lb. 35c
I
r»-
2 lbs. 2;>c |STkAK
aniwi.raa v m t
dam k
Friday Only
11 |L
t 'k o n "
Slew
S h o u ld e rs
Roast
PICNIC HAM......5 to 7 lbs. 18'4c
io t t v g k
Ib
Chops
19c
.i
Poof
arm
u n t i l i i ' h k i i rr.% . rin
i, .
\
ll>. 19c
SPARE RIBS lb. 19c
fo n c u in
**
lb. 23c BACON
1
LAMB SHOULDER....... IK | 7 ' .c
|OYSTERS.. pt. 29c STEAK......lb. 35c
n.iricn R o tu i)
f'W .S II W KST (-OSST
HAM.........lb.
49c
MULl ET 4 lbs. 25c
I
nrlp «ul«r « nre.l In P rrr
BACON
*
P” . i
u 'V ht |* II V
■ ir u
R oa st ‘ lb
K id n e y s Ib 15c
W H ITE B A C O N . . .lb. H '/ i C
BACON...... lb. 35c
IMG PORK CHOPS lb. 19c
PIG PORK HAMS lb. 21c
PIG PORK SIII.DR. lb. 17c
PIG PORK SIDE lb. J4'/jC
Pit; Pork Hack Hone lb. 20c
IHk Pork Sautage lb. I9c
---------- - J* Jill
• T iir tK o* i r . i v
W IIO I.K
L eg r
29c
t t
- ECONOMY DEPARTMENT -
- QUALITY DEPARTMENT s r . i l l l t l*N K II TF..1I1VTR
S tea k
“ HOME
CO NTRO LLED '
FR 1.-SAT. S P E C IA L S
FRIENDS”
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3
i* i ' i*|
“WHERE CUSTOMERS1SEND THEIR
M
B
M• 7
S tea k
r
ib 25c W h ile B a c o n
P ic n ic H a m s
Ketchup
18Vkc
jiL iin — i
ierrVlMTM I U l f > D V
mfflHiRVs
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,T, NOVEMBER 6. 1911
SANFORD, FLORIDA
O f KORIDAS VARSITY COACHING STAFl-‘
U » Cm * I m McAR*«t*r, B .U „I| C*~A twr,
IC m W m U A W I H C ^ O r . . 0.,-W,
mm
C. f . PhoneyAm *
wood lo all that w » « left wh.-n a tornado tore through lljm buri:. Ark., dratroylng 30 home* ami
:?araona. Shown above are »um« of the hunu-a bleated by big wind, with nut even one w a ll Handing.
FLOYD KONITSKY
‘ OMWIW/.
■ CaM
■r
Aaron Orenateln la led from th« AU AaaneUtaa plant at nendlx, K. J ,
after being itruth during mala.) which occurred when the Army
attempted lo auperriat' the b4cb-V>work movement of 40 atrlkera.
Orenateln waa atruth bp-a non-ttrikar in tho plant T h e diaordere
» ruled President RooaercM ta order the Army to taka over the plant.
B M K
o n ara taaued ammunition for their gun* a< thry lake over the itrlke-beaet plant of Air Aaaoclalea,
at Bandit, N. J. T h e plant, holding $5,000,000 o f air equipment erdera, w a. anted a fte r returning
rn and non-atrlkcra ctaahed. In hia raecutlve order I’ reaidenl llooaeeelt urdernl the acixura with tha
atatement that "Our rountry la In danger.”
MAX VAXNOY AND TH fc QXa ND P R IZ E V,
,
Vr :/j
Baa* A Antral Woadoud
.
Kaar Admiral dark I t Woodward
addrente tha 11rat national air ralda
precaution eehool, la tha Xoatou of
Beiaaca and Iadoitnr, RtSafeUar
Plaaa, Now York. Tha city lo rap-
t'5|
CaL Boy M. Joaaa
M irn y (la raina
•
,
\iaiatant aecratary of labor In 1911
ind 13, Murray Canton waa named
>y Willi# OiofT at lha lalter'a etUirfUl don trial In New York aa lha man
•I*' aho recaived a $200.0011 gift from
rn\ norla magnate Joe Schenrk. tiara*n , ion la a former apeelal Invratlgatnr
R?5> for tha Sahath Congreaiinnal Com*
1,(4 aittee which Inraaligaled quratioo•bit dcali In tha film capital
la
.-. -Ai,
Col. Boy M. Jonet, rattrrn district
ouparvieor nf lha Army Air I'nype
procurement dleltlon. bream* •>“’ **
of Air Atanriaii't Inc., at Band’ s.
N. J„ after I’retidani il*i*ev«'.i
ordered the Army •n rciae the flory. Col. Jonee had been tupeivl I
Inc the alrlkere" leturn l » «e
whan lha iliw ilrii br.*k» «qc r l i i
brougbl on the ic auie,
> »x—a
at WLndaer
p w a m w oianwr
irealdent of tha Bahama lalanda
Croat, tba Ducheadbf Wlndaor
rlofta InUrnatlonal headquarUra of
|ho ftmarVon Rod Crow la Now
York and, wtthoat tron rw urlng
hor coat and glovea, landa a hand
CnMna \\ ri^fit, Jr.
fcoelallle arlrevi Cohina Wright. Jr.,
aelecU a eery important part of her
Wouaaoou, the wedding yell. In prop» « “ » " fur marruga In New York
do weaUhy torp. Palmer Beau°/ *'’or* Banning, (ja. Jarat*
**• ,l- Iro n well, huaband of Dorti
*■ k> * '» « Uu brido away,
lf*eU eeertmr AtUatle L-e
ElOH, N. C.— Beat for our aildkr boy.I “ Pop Bra,
ribbon wianar ovar all batf cattia anurlea in No
cowo In tho Carohnai Geoe■ mad# grail adraaccs in tho
* tho North Carolina Suu
�WJHSDAY. NOVEMBER f». 1911
n E R A l.n .
T n fi 9AN FO R D
s w 'F n n n .
n .o n in v
5:> Mm Turn Out
For
C ; i *v /
.I i m I k
Raring
v
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On .Minim i
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worked nUThtm
m iw rr •v*f ih« i
li*»n g n» »n* I ..l m n i, n
w ork j n I d-rr I rud« in
old Stmt '»ct#d • l.i itu n
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thr jr fr uli-t w* ,.i ■ . in th»* NX*
and at*, ck
T h r train hn« •r•
piintn. •
Sephnmon* II«» w-m i <I
1'l.vimnn »*
thr l*»«t in tlu* .oiith with hu
a r 40n')i ttvitHvfi"f
it
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from thi* lu» • id « imniaji* m I
he is h rrk iil u p hv thr#*** or fouother fine ki«t»*i
I'l i n1'ii i*
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thr
ti’ inn'- !•••- * granri'l
p ain -r with In*
rti«.iluina1 liur
rrarkinir Itoli M I f * •„•;«!. mother
nophomorr.
.... t*» cumr
•lo n 'f now anil Minnu i« goin g
to he rnnl to »!••»• through thr
H IL L
IIAIthWAKK
COMPANY
MERCHANTS^
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Advcr t i sc ! Ii
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tophi .hi 1I.
Itlll k • till till
l " w il in g
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th»- |i|;|i* Ilf* II r • ill* in
h-m n 1" ,
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will mm* 111.* f**l|..\\ u.i:
field:
I L \xhiih will it .i
llerrm i
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f
) For comfort to the nth defrec, tfaat
/ your.elf to a pair of H an M Crotch/
Guard Sport*. They give you the
lrgTtccdom you need foe active
sports. Plu * the gentle, athletic protection
of the HANisE.irr Crotch-Guard. You feet
mighty comfortable at erark, too.
Rasy to puil on and take off. All-round
elastic waistband. N o
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bothersome button*. W aaLrfH M tA \
We .r H a.T13 C rotC h *t:U W B M |iflb «Guard Sport* with a V .\ lV i\ \ lw l*
H a n s * Uudcr»hirt for
v U V U I^ B ]
HANES
t IO K H C « » 0
S PORTS
• m ir a comfortable fit.
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L'ti Kivi'iThl ail v\.»
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Try thi* new way to t w l fee ih. Maw
underwear case today. 5 jS a ,'L 2 n » w r<
See your H a n is Dealer. — l « m oka.
H A N E S S HI R T S A N D
IR O A D C IO T H SHORTS
P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY
HANES UNDERWEAR
•
On Fair At
COMPANY
SANTORD, FLA.
C O W A N
m | H. FIRST ST.
Dodge Deluxe ( uupc ... .
Plymouth Tudor.........
Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan
Plymouth 4 I)r Sedan...
Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan ..
Pontiac 8 4 Dr Sedan .. ..
P u n now lor th« b«at Arm iallr*. Day ll " ll 'h T V
l.uiine«« tiiiu *** ai • qlvin<| thwir rm jilu y *
ihi»i..|h r..<».!*/
En|oy Ihla .|»4n>t Vlt4ll"»
• i|> »•> l.iit It f u l l Ian thin ilrtvin-i
All of the above cars have the 100% Red
Guarantee.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
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19.39
1938
1938
1937
1937
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PRKK DRf.IVF.RY —I’llONB SM
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BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
104 W. FIRST 8TRKET
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Florence
rlrculating and room hcatari.
rope Co., Inc.
JNSURANtfK* ACCNT— to bull1 >1.
w A A II unil Life weekly red.
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lrnt n»niri«*i. I ’all KrKioy nr
FOR rant by w**k er
write National Inaurnnce, II ROOMS
month.
Lavajoy’a
Touriit
K. Cburc!i St., Orlando.
Horae, 717 Park Ate.
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HI THERE
, SWEET*
STurr.'i
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w h a t ib hc
O ne o f ynjr
p a ir u il n i g
J u y iT W O M E N In"«eU~Aron_ \Vo FURNtSHRD
OARAOR apart,
^^navc a j i u l citi.ui,; upiairturu
mrnt US W. till BE
l-y in thin eify nnd Ortnlb.
Vf|ita AVON, caio Herald.
FURN. a-ROOM apt., deeping
poreh. Claaa ia— 211 Laur.l.
SFLENDII) INCOME nppnrtun.
Ity. i'*n arntms h< ur» not tu BUSINKS8 SERVJC*
gttlntrrfcn- w>.h homo work. Uox
HwaW.
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OUT tO(W.
0 ’~ •.OMEDlirda
M iNO M ff.V-—
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FOR BALK
i? S L . APPU AN C E a.
Rfrond I.
Itieoed Wood nnj Kertuene
Ranie. priced for quick *ale
alao u*eth apace beater. See
the** i l Oraen* Fuel r.«a
Serriea, Amu* from po*t ofT*^. Saaford, Florid).
BNCAL o W r
S IT U A T IO N
W ANTED
JUOTTHC RIG*It MINUTE fO
la y
GREAT
m s r.
ITT/ rv e GOT TP MCVt y
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'wiitik jod At nun?,
maid or cook, _____________
OF ^ 7 ~ w « j .
rerrem-d porrhc*. fruit tree*.
WANTED
ik A*e.
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la. See owner,
PIANOS—WB
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PBIKO FEEUgdt Towjhton’a Oro.
p.R E D r.ooif
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between
SayOuHa gad Jr. HI ScbagL
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PACE ETGITT
M f f i f A P/mPFACF /A OATS/
kolm of
Camp
Rooagvelt,
Ocala, .pent the weekend vfltn
their parents, Mr. and M r*.1D.
H. (;«ram »p • and Mr. and Mra.
J. I- Malcolm.
,'lln. J. W. Cuatr, entertained
Iterrell
Hrown,
of
McPill
the Idler* Bridge Club end gup.te
Field, Tampa, .pent the weekend
Thursday afternoon at her home. with hi. parent., Mr. and Mrs.
Flower arrangement. of yellow W. -It. Hrown.
eoxmi,., marigold.,
anil
biller
Mr. nn,| Mr«. Ren 0. Wain,
aweet were uacil lo decorate lh.i fight were dinner gue.t. o f Mr.
room*. Hallowe’en
.ugge.tlnrif ami Mr.. J ft. Jonc, Jr., Sun.
were carried out in the lallic day evening.
acore pad. and refreshments.
Mr and Mn. I!. I.. Wheeler
After .everal ruld.or-, .core. rpent the tvn-ka ml with
their
were added and priaea were |daughter. Mr.. It'dwrt l.e« Kepip
r worded, Mr*. Howard foing re. and Mr. Kemp.- it Rtatke.
rrlvln* t)iy;h acore. Mr,. J. W.
Mr. and M n.“ 1’ *ul H. CamnMcKinncn .rcond hltth. Mr*. John b-d! .pent th* weekend with Mr.
Smith low, and M ffflio WOH Will Ifiim n L II'.
a .1 , " , '
I by Mr., lienry Levy.
i Campbell a parents and other relctive* at Tampa and fTcarw’ ter.
Tho*o pre.ent to enjoy
h™ ' John Jane, of Near York City,
delightful party wilh the h<»le»<| I. .ponding .onto time with Mr.
were: Mr.. Charlr. Wed, Mr., ami Mr. W. .1. I .awton and Ml..
! John Smith, Mn. Kndnr f*tirlett, i Kathryn l-iwton.
l Mr«. Ilenrv Levy, Mi* C in t-o . Mr. on | Mr*. Charle. T. NiMuryan, Mra. J. \V. Mr-Kinnon,
t
.
. M«ck, Ml»a Kathryn I .awtun and
•h. Jack t.ore. Mm. Sam l a « v . , j „ hn J„nr. ,.f New Y.-k Cite.
! Mr*, I hnrle. Ilruml' v Mr* Howr,rekrl„, ilt
Haylon.
OVIEDO
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RB, FLORIDA
/2//O V K S A T
7 //F M /U
FO R
FINER
FLAVOR
Tkato choice »w* ripened Oe*» fra
whilo ttill la their jeclett. Lite a baled potato.
th»« coitly, »lov cook procoti pe’ tieNy b t i h
down the iterchei; brinqi out the delitiooi Ha*o*;
emrret oo»«or di^ettioo.
Hera Art Oiler /mperfeat ffeateet . . .
Oatmeal hat mini etablo, eaargy bwild *'} hoe
than Spieach. ThriMiatt loxrce of important her««.
oowriihio^ Vitamin B|
Laadi all »hola q»aie
ceraalt la Aroteiei (not Fat) and pro*>d«t •
during itreAfth. Bey
package todayl
Roumillat
••ril
l.oncf,
Mru.
John
Miss Nell Willinmi an.I Mi-* UnUi
.
fy llnwnnl
M im
« hJirlciio Lawton,
of
Mr. and Mra. C. It June, ,nd I W," ‘ * r «»fd en . -pent the w.ekMr. and Mr. Frrd Ihilhdl. of rn' " i,h
'"J’'" " *• 1rof‘MH" r
Tnmna. were vl.llinr friend,
Ii
. Mr* T W
„
I relative, in Oviedo
Sundaynul l Ml*4 Mary Ann Mct.alla
or
jolro
attended the Meth<»IM , J*ch«>n*W». ,p* nt the weekre.^
Iff mrrommK
, with MUs VirKmia Italkcom snd
Mi*. Virginia Wilker-on nn I i « |-**
attended
the
Methodivt
Mi*. laiui.e Wheeler o f South rn ,l" m,romlnK Sunday.
Colli-se, laikelnnd. .peml tl,.. | Mr«. (iludy* Ford, i f Orlando,
weekend with thlr parent* and "tmrit the weekend In Oviedo and
j attended the Melhoili.t Hom••conl. ,,,l" " ,,',, ,hr Methndiat
Homo,
inp. loo.
Icuminp Sunday.
I Ililly (iammaifeand Jimmij
-', r . n".,, M'"- K|oV'1 Wacner
'
'and daughter. Margaret Kay, af
CC>ciUjfH.cn Jltjen cij O rucj S to r e
ATOL [A B D O )
Vitamin Capsules
Bottle
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of as.W IT C H
BUSINESS
ENVELOPES
TT.JNE nr,
PARK AVENUE AT FiRST STREET
OR
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H A ZE L
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SAVINGS FOR HOME-MAKERS jlo iftW 17c
ANVSOL
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D AR B Y
Alarm Clock
Ohio; Lewis W. Parka pres, c ! in Oviedo Sunday.
VOTtrS!
H
Mrs. Ruby U. Jones and *on,
n. la w li Co, Watertown, WlaN olle* la hereby
stvea that 1
mntln; Dr. Kmeat R Scholl, rx- Ben II. Jones, spent the week-end am .n sesed In th* Reeturant bustension director, StUlwaUr, Ok in Miami as the guestn of Mr. In ... at Jos ft.
Park
Aren a*
Halahoma, and other State offic anil Mr*. Caudo I|7 Coffee, Jim H.*nford Klurlda under the
i Ul.m. n .m . Takerh'e Ite.tur
mie
Harnett,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ial. connected with <the Honey
■
ml
that
I
Intend
to
regtater
Bee Industry from the itatea of Gordon El m et t, of Fern Park, n .m . pur.uant to the term*
■■yicllllou*
Name
fltatut*
dtatutaFA
Texas, Arixona. Oklahoma, Mis who had .been In Miami visiting ih*
lo rid a )
souri. Arkansas, Louisiana, Mis. for a week, returned home with U'hapter H i l l La w . o f FFleelAaF^
Ctrcett
with
th
*
Clerh
o
f
the
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.is.ippl, Alabama. Virginia, Mary, them.
s'l.urt of H.mlnot* County, Florida.
land. Kentucky, Tennessee, North
H IP * A ltA N K A T A K A C H , *
Ort. **. m i .
and South Carolina, «nd Georgia
Roh
Wilbur,
former
public
rel
and Florida.
EOTtca
Meeting, closed with a b.nquet lotions director of the Florida
N o lle . I. h .rrh y
given that t ,
Citrus Con mission, will become
.ngnasd In buatn.a* nt I M - 1 9 1
Mi nivl Mr*. O. ft. Gammtgr in the Hotel Virginian Wednes c mmercal ma-.d^r Hr radio am
Magnolia
*
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nanford.
KI.rlda,
n".l fnindy were
visiting
in day night and » ' PoliCa escorted station WLOF at Orlando'' this iiml.r th . fletltlou . nans Sanford
J>ii Milo Tour of Important and
11 ... I tog ( ‘enter and that t Intend
W nn hula Saturday.
inienr.ting points o f Interest In week.
to r . g l . i . r wild n .m . purenanl lb
Mr and Mr*. W allarc Miller, > irtciniii with the romp fmtnU of
ih . terms of th . •yivtltlou# Natan
•d llil.imln, wero vUlting Mr* I '•wti-Dail nt Organisation and
H I,tu t*" if'h .p t .r J H II L A w i of
LEGAL NOTICES
KlorhUI with Ih . s’ l.rh o f
the
Miller', .later, Mr*. Tip Partin Virrinia State llm-ldnepet|.’ Ascircuit Court o f Hvmlnol* County, |
and Mr. I'artin Sunday.
rociation.
y o n K * T n. TAT1/1B- *
Mr und Mr*. W. I>. Stine and
Th.. I ode‘ration Ccnvrnt:on meets iv r im r m r v iT m a r , s ix t h Kl.irlda.
j t i ,tria l. (TM criT ok ri.o m - Ort JJ. H i t .
daughter, Mr*. J. P. Cox and next yr r in Nashville, Tennrsare
oa.
iv
avi>
ro
n
s k m iv o i .ii
if tMrxUoit, Ronnie Cox. left Fri.
Philip P.irksrd, who has .been
MOTICD
c o r v t t . iv ra s x c jc u i.
audysiijuymi: „ 15 day leave from his U>NNtK K AIJ.K.M. ptalaOIC,
— ftntlee- I* tseeeSy g t e e w - t t d S 1W S ------Vg■r.* »n«a *rtl In bu*ln#ss
l l t i W.
oim r point. In an.iHuri to visit duties nt Camp Croft. Sparten
»Jth H» un«1^r th« flctltlovS nsiqo A
trltfltvrt und friends
'• •r. 8.
visiting friends and K A T H I.K K V A lJ J S i. Pefemlant
T..
K
A
T
iiL
n
n
N
a l u :n
w
h
o
.,
Ssw
Y«»rk
D
*»r
thBl
rel live* in Florida, aecrvnpanied
tim»\
r..hi.new I. Il.n il,r*n n . T * « . . .
ww intrndi i«> r»|i«ur
n*mm
Il I. i.r.l.r.il that yo* « p p .* r un p«ir«u»nt to Ih* l»rm * of Ih# "FUJ*
Mr*. I.ibbie
M.
Wainright, Mr. and Mr*. Tim Tiet.ema and
lilt
tu ch. till.,tt* N«nt« HmiuUV (Chsptsf
w»i.» bu* i»sen rpvnding the |»ast Mi** Olivo TicL.eins as fir a* P .e.tn b *r 1, A. O
Itlll nt rompLalnl
lllrd
. a n lic l
o f FlorUI*) with
I AO (til)VI lh» with her »cn. Hen Hpartcnburg, S. C. nn tlielr recent , imj In Ih . rlre u lt Court for H.ml- jntSI
(I
IVainright and Mrs. Wain, tripnul. i-uunty. In Chane.ry. hr t.in- firrIt of th* Clrrult Couft sf BsmU
iVunty.
F loflls.
^
Byron
Jones,
ron
of
Mr.
and
nl. r. Allen, for a illvorre. Il.r .ln
right, left Saturday ‘ for Miami
# rlaAllE NCF- DROOKE.
W
rail not nr a d eere. pro cnnrv*.o
to -pend the winter with her Mr*. C. H. Jones, or Tampa und will
J.
W.
J
A
IIII
FILL.
b . *nter«d a g a in .! you
Spencer nephew of tho lata J. 0. Jones
children.
Juyre
and
^
T h l. twitlc. .null bo pubtlah.il f N*t. IS. 1*41.
ami Mr*. Ruby U. Jono*. is In
Wuinriglit.
Mr,. O. P. Slone i. in Area,
dia. where they were called lie.
rnu*e of the death of their bru.
T A B L E S U P P L Y PR ESEN TS
ther.ln.law and son-in-law.
The Oviedo High School stu
The Most Remarkable Food Sales Event £*ver
dents are practicing for four
one .art nlav., which will be pre.
Conceived! Gigantic “ G IV E A W A Y ” SaJeJ —
»erie,|' Friday night.
Me., I-accv Ario .pent
the
weekend with her parent., Mr.
bog 5c Black
and Mr*. I!. M. Arie.
1 Can Phillips
The condition f f Mr*. ManPEPPER ■
PO RK & BEANS
pel .1. Okerlund. who h». been
with purchase of
ronfined to her bed for the pa.t
with 3-1 lb. cans 17c
two week., i* Improving.
3 cans............. 15c
Mr*. Hob King,
Mr*. Itn'nh
King nnd Mi.«
Lucille
King
,nent Tucdav afternoon shepGolden K e y
Tall
pin<* in Orlando.
Mi,* M»rgaret Dann. who hn*
cans
h*en visiting Mr. and Mr,. It. F.
or Borden’s
King, i, now living in Ortamlo.
Mr. nnd Mr*. Itcn G. Wainright
Mr*. I. W Grny were dinner
M ATCHES
SALT
eue.t, o f Mr. and Mr*. J. H.
l-5c box with
1*1 K lb. box with
Jure, Wedne*dnv night.
Mr*. C. T. Nlblnck, Mr*. J.
3 boxes........... 12c
3 boxes...... .....10c
W Wil.on nnd Mr*. L fl. Kunse••
miller nttended the Heven’ih Di*.
trlet Meeting of th* Woman's
Club* at llu.hnell.
Factory
Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Jordan
and inn. Harold, spent the week,
Pack
emj visiting friends at Maine*
Cite
The Oviedo Woman's Club met
Friday afternoon. Mrs: Mn* Lain*
DOG FOOD
hart presiding dun to lha ab
TISSUE*
,1 can Delight with
sence o f Mr*. James W. Wilson,
president prc.tem, nnd Mra. An.
nle L. Carter In charge of the
Program fur th* afternoon. A l
tar a short buainsa* f»»«lon.
T A B L E SUPPLV FEATUR1
BABY BEEF
Mrs. Carter introduced Mrs. Mar.
c i i i 'r K
■
.
garet E. Ilaenn, formerly of the
librarv o f Cleveland. Trnn.. and
new District Supervisor nt Lak*.
land,
who
give
a
very
.
g s o w n ** siuLotx
s s iik k v s s s r
” Interesting lecture on Library
Work and its value to children
especially. Mr*. J. N. Thomp
son, school librarian, then R(*e
Fresh Killed
•Lin m m iiU K rA iT .
an Interesting talk on the library work at school and its con.
nectlon wilh the Woman's Club
library. Mr*. W. II. Cora gave
ausage h
a short talk on tho old hooks In
th* library and their value.
17*/2c
Mra. T. W. laiwlon, hostess
for th# afternoon, assisted -k;
Mrs. W. J. Lawton, served dell
clous refreshments. The decora,
liens and refreshment* carried
out th* Hallowe'en ideas. A love
ly solo, “ Little Boy o f Mine"
waa rendered by Mrs. K. R.
»T^r*
FREE
■ ‘ ' hy Mrs.
Morphy accompinlml
Thad Leg .Ungo at tha piano.
Those present at the meeting
were: Mra. Max Lelnhart, Mr*.
C. -T. Nibtaek, Mrs. Annie L.
Carter, Mr*. T. W. La*ton, Mrs.
W. 3. Lawton, Mr*. R. V. Cooper, Mrs. J. II. 8Uley, Mrs. Robert
R. Murphy, Mrs. Thad Lee Lingo,
Mrs. Charles 8. Lae, Mrs. Green
Thirnett, Mrs. Augusta D. Cov
ington, Mr*. J. N. Thompson,
Mrs. W. II. Gore, Mrs. U 0.
Xansamiller, M il J. IL Jon**,
Jr and Mrs. R. F. Wheeler.
Mias Olive Tlataama technician
far Ur. Fine* In Orlando, jtrho
baa bora on her vacatioa, has
rotsrued to her work.
The Junior Class of Ih* Oviedo
High 8*hoot sponsored a rant,
magk sale In th* Chamber of
C*sunere* Building
Saturday
L All members of th* slaao
. — officer* for th* Junior
class for tha coming year haro
boon chosen and ar, as followas
‘ ! ?t Martha Carrsvray(
it, Bob Parker; ■•*.]
James Henry Cooper;
r. Mary Prance* Jordan;
af the JonUo cUa.0.1^
Cliflaa Warn11 t**k
Metcalf,
ROAST------ lb. 19c lSTEAK...... lb* 29c
HAMS...... Ib. 21c
SHLDRS...... Ib. 17c
BACKBONE 1b. 20c
SAUSAGE Ib.
CUTLETS....lb. 39c
RIB CHOPS .lb. 29c
LOIN CHOPS lb.39c
Shldir. Roast lb. 19c
• ■
—
- i:
it
«
'
■
“
1 ?v;
STEW . . . lb. 12Y|C
BACOKL..... lb. 25c
S
>. i2</ie
LIVER........lb. 28e
FRANKS.... lb. 19c
eofStCUTS lb. 21c
s atiow a l s a n e r s
PEAS...2 cans 27c M A B - J cans 25c
L O, L I W l l t
LAVA
SOAP
iNn. 2 tcan
Gmpefrolt
ut u
r s p tr
JUICE
y j. » !-
PEACHES 2 for
N f
I O A T S ........ p k f f .
M
8 V ic
M SrawBUf IM IIW
.3 bars 17c PEAS med. can
1"
'
- J Ibie l
■whs
.... .25
|
with warchue of
Think of III 4 Big No. t cans of
Tpai>te«a for 80c and 1 Free — It'a
a BUaterl
I
|(AH Ftm lim a * With Regular
Orders Only)
M o*
O
6 cans...
LARD.......2 lbs. 25C |WHITE BACON.
J .v , .
\
FREE
with 3“rolls......! Oc
CHIB IM
Sell!
4 week, fa r tear consecutive
H a te l Virgin ian w ith busi Chicago, where he has gone to
weeks In th* Saafard Herald, a
m eetings la
the A rm o ry compleU'hia coarse In Air Con- aewepeper having a geaeral ctrrd*
Buildlm
dltiening, for which he was de tat Inn and published la Sem laott
Prominent speakers wart; Sen ferred
hy the United
Slates County, yiorlda.
W lTN K n s my
hand and
the.
ator Carter Class; M. G. Dadant, Army. Upon completion “V f his seal
of e*ld Court
at
S anford,!
Kditor American
Bee Journal, course in December, he pans to Florida, th l. I I day o f October
Hamilton, Illinois; Dr. Jam«s I. enlist In the army, according to A. D. I» « t .
O. P . HE Hit DON.
from hi*
parents.
HamMeton of U. 8. Be* Labor, information
Aa Clerk o f Said Court.
story, Washington, D. C.; H. if.'fMF. end Mr*. C. B. Jones, who
By: A. M. W EEKS. V. C.
Root, mgr. A. I. Soot Co, Medina, Were visiting relatives and friends (O fficial Ural)
ness
FREE!
Anderson!
&
Orlando, (pent th* weekend. with
their parents, Mr. nan# Mra. P.
W. Talbott, and attend'd the
Methodist llomecrmlnjr Sunday. *
Mr. and Mra. II. J. Laney and
,on, Jean, o f Apopka, wire via.
itin* their parenU,
Mr. and
Mr*. W J. Lawton, this week,
end and aleo attended the Meth.
adiat lloaiecomlnsr Sunday.
Mr*. Hen 0. W ilnrlfht
and
Mr* J II. Jnne*, Jr., were shop,
pirn* in Orlando and Sanford
Saturday mnminir.
Mr nnd Mra. Paul M. Camp,
h- II mid Mr. and Mra. J.
II.
June*. Jr., and w>n, Johnnie,
» n e fi.hlnjf at Ttluaville Monlev night.
;
Ijtkr Charm Fruit Company
hn* been running foe aevertl
dpv* now, and Nrlaon and Co.
will ,tait
their
packing
lhi<
IBS
■Sc rn a
•
^ . v -1';.
SARDINES :
3 cam— 15c
�asm*
Sanford L* The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail Hlghwi)
And Water Transportation
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY,
Marines In
Siknt Wings For The N avy
Government Is Con
sidering Taking
Troops From Three
Important Towns
r-
Decision
Is Reached
President Says Move
Has N o t Been Dis^ cussed W ith Japan
Hv A
Philadelphia Navy
Soaring pilot* arc being trained at
Vard as the Navy conducts testa to determine if it shall form a
unit o f motorlsas planes such ts Germany used in the rapture of
Crete. Topi the present one-ship glider fleet soars over League Is.
land. Bottom, Comm. R. S. Bsrnaby, gliding pioneir. is shown
with a student.
ed States and Japan o f
th<
pretence o f marines in China.
Jipan’l patience has "reschr.
wthe t*>lnt of exhaustion" an.
her army may strike next a
the Burma Rrwd to cut ‘ of)
American supplies to China un
less the United States comes t(
terms with her special envoy, Sa
g b u ro Kurusu, the foreign offici
organ, Japan Times and Adver.
tlser. declared last night.
"There la always the possibil
ity, avtn the probability of i
direct march on the
Durmi
^ Road," the editorial said, “ tr
•d o er* American to abandon what
Is tantamount to direct military
operations against Japan at ths
tap**** of Iho Amerlcon poo’a trip by piano oero*
la' eras described as **•
Thomas C. Bolt was elected
(foe tho Unite.' oresldsnt at the men’s Garden
la joaka amends far sg Club at * masting in th* Re.
and rsvtare the oeeaala*
Isst night
• ibl* aettlsmenL"
it* of th* octo th* Semin
th*
ole ftefeatea) Joe Isty sad tho
^■W w i
SM Bs**-?? 50 septs' for sir months.
-be Jaaanvts oecupn.
Other officer* elected were: R.
a o
ox.
tlcA
t uM w d . 1*
L. Doan, first vie# president;
.Wh*n and how Japan’s troop- Lea Leshtr. second vice pres I_ mav* “ ar* mstterg fo r tha high font;
At Hunt, corresponding
• command," it added but assert secretary; Frank MacNrill. r»ad' that enee sg-h an exneHItlor -ordlng secretary; and Dr. II. II.
la under taken, ‘‘ America’s choice MeCaslin, treasurer.
batwsen letting Chungking dow
Copies s f th* eoniUtution snd
er keeping Chungking up would Sv-laws of the Orlando Garden
be solved automatlrally. f o r .
Club were distributed to th*
A could not- assist Chlsng
Kal. members present end a comm",
Rhsk’s osrty If th* solo remain •e* composed o f Mike Minartk.
ing major avenue of supply were Ed Stowe and E. II. Bennett was
c u t"
J.5 * ' vppclntsd to consider them and
Tha foreign office paner also report at th* nsgf meeting.
stressed Japan’s favorable esnSuggesting a plan
whereby
trml position I* th* Oriental trou members mleht exchange flowers
ble tone.
snd shrubs with on* another. M»
Japan baa troop* In Manchu- Bolt stated that tha purnose of
kua not far from tha Ruialan tha club was fo r tha enlighten,
Siberian frontier, and In south ment and entertalnm-nt of Its
ern French Indo-Chlna opposite member* and that from time to
. Singapore. She also has a nro. Hint
experts
In
horticulture
# trallty treaty with Rusal* and would be ssked to give talks st
belongs to tho Asia pact with th* meeting* on how to get the
Germany and Italy.
best results from one's garden.
Japan sank a sharp protest to.
Tha members decided that
Russia ytstarday and' demanded meetings would be held rnc*. a
a premot reply to herr c h m u month during tha first week of
A that
the
4123-ton
th* month and that th* exact
steamer Kehl Mara was
data umuld be fixed by th* eg*,
eutive committee and announced
a Russian mine In the
Japan'nad sunk with the
aWhaw
baTBan.
few day* In advance.
sot loss of 14b persons. Aaath.
or >47 aboard were rescued,
Bolt Elected ^
President Of
Men Gardeners
Jaycees Plan "
To Beautify
Lake Highway
Group Changes Name J. C. Trawick, Mrs.
To Seminole Bo Roy Mann Address
tanical Society Group A t Meeting:
* s a
•
To Be Hit Hardest
Joe Hendricks To
Pay Visit Here
KANSAS O T T . Nov. 7.-CA1
— Floyd B. Odium, head o f
O M n coatract distribution dhrl■% shin, predicted Thursday that
w— a-*---- production
""u h a rd atba.
Congressman
Saa Hendrick*
announced today that he would
be In his district for about two
weeks far tha sol, purpose of
meeting Ma friend*, and dlscussTng with hi* constituents th*
problems |n which they erar* tn-
*
___________ __
. _ ‘e K
kshouldn't be an Idle plant In tba
ha ani4 to ,an Inter,
-h i* arrival fo r th*
a five-day midwset
Th* Congressman advise* that
Ik would ha well for those who
wish to saa him cell bis DsLand
office before making a trip, hacaua, of tha fast that 'he will
be visiting most * f the
Among the nroj
by the Junior Chamber o f Commrrra at it* tl-monthly meeting
held this week were extensive
plans to beautify th, northern
mtrance to Sanford along Lake
Monroe itaulelard, Roy Wright,
secretary af th* organisation, re
ported today.
Mrs. R. F. Mann, a guest at
the meeting, pointed out
the
duties of
the American
Red
Cross to the members who were
present, whll* J. C. Trawick dis
cussed th* function a t First Aid
Classes which are being sponsor
ed -by the County Rsd Cross
and the American Dental Asso
ciation, and the president, Rich
ard Dcaa appointed Russell Alvarex to work with the IJon's
Club committee
In organising
another firs t Aid Class. In con.
nectlon
with
other
defense
work, eight Jsypsss will work
with th. Red Crass on its an
nual roll call.
Henry Witte, Jr., chairman of
the information booth and tho
Jaycee annual booklet, reported
that tho booth on Lake Monroe
Boulevard will open
Nov, 17,
with Miss Carlin Palmer in
charge of greeting tourists who
stop for information.
Since tho holiday season is
beginning, Mr. Dcaa selected a
number of th* members to serve
on the dance committee*. The
finance committee consists of
Walter Iltlnaa, J r , Henry Witte,
Jr., James Rowland, E. J. Nel
son, Gen* Baber, Joseph
O'
Conner, A.
L,
Burgess and
Robert Newman.
Th* committee In charge of
decorations
Include*
Kenneth
Carr, Jael Field. Jess* Lodge,
Lee Bamlels. M. L
Reborn.
Stansly Opaleskan, Ned Smith ana
Frank Bauer. The
music for
tha sventog will he secured by
Jo* Moea and E. K. Carter and
th* InvitaUoas. will ha arranged
by Mr. Doe*, th a Baker* and
door committee* a n composed
ser, Robert 'Nawxua, Walter
of Gem Adams, Steve ShlnhoL
llaynaa, Oeorga A. Bpevr and
RuaaeU Alvar**. Clyde Ramsey
and E. R. Loner will elan any
favors ar coafsitl used at the
%Parent* Advised To Reuben James. Death At
Give Kid*
Comics
Toll Beaches 99 In«
..
ItVN ARBOR, Mick, Nov. 7.
hi Mr*.
-^ IS S T
lekes Named
Solid F u e l
Co-ordinator
7. I!)II
NUMHKR 61
Member Assocladed Prana
Stalin Is
Optimistic
In Speech
The Mayor O f N ew York —Alone In His Glory
Interior S e c r e t a r y
To Be In Charge Of
A ll Types O f Com
b u s t i b l e Materials
Red Premier S' ays
Reich Is B l e e d
ing To Death And
Facing D i s a s t e r
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 — bn
~
Tin- fWtyrvtffib*' h r
SrcrrlJiry !rkr« n< soInI fuel*
co-c rriinator for national (frfrnM
wa* announce! by tho White
House today lit* had bren co
ordinator of petroleum and now
will cowordmatc fm*| problems of
all types.
No Gains Claimed
By German Forces
Soviets Advance In
North A n d Hold
Ground In South
Stove, Radio Makers
Asked To Hold Price;
Vr+*m
President Roosevelt todnv
declared the jrovernment it
considering a withdrawal o<
a American
Marines
froir
Peiping, Tientsin and Shang
hai, China.
He did not know when th'
decision will bo beached and
-declined to elaborate.
* The President said in re
ply to a question there has bcei
no discussion between the Unit
NOVK.MIIKR
Um ronrluatou at tha a w t .
E. J. Nalaaa prasenUd a
WAJ5H1NQT0N, Nev. 7 - (A V Iharirehte war* lowt ia th* sink-
HWta thanwSi*^AUanHc**
U P4
i
th* aery mid hTuraa sarte* at revision* In
added to
* William
Police EstebUah
N. Y, Park Patrols
NEW TO
'■•Mav. 7 —i(4X—
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 —017
— I^eon Hfn<l«*r«on. prtev adminis*
tratnr, »aid Thursday
ho had
■aked manufacturer! of
atov**
anti radios not to raise the prices
• love thoar rrcrntlv prrvallinf.
Hendrraon «anl hr took th®
action to hold prices on these
important type-* «»f durable con
sumer gooel* firm pending deter
mination of thi* effect on tho
two industries of production curta 11menu.
Manufacturers of domestic cookinif anti heating stoves were aike«l not to increase prices above
Oct. 21 levels; manufacturers of
ratiio sets, radio-phonograph com
binations, radio parts, and radiphonograph parts were asked to
hold to Oct. |& levels.
F. S. C. W . Students
Get Long Holiday
n»
After muting hi-* Mite for
the t ity fli t lion,
went to ('u it if g if
11«t«m u g
M rs.
PTumblnr Used For
W .
A.
I.o ffe r
C h a ir m a n
H o s t e s s
Th.
lii-»s
* ml
\ •••mmitt«“ • f .!».• .i •
fear
(4 t oiiimitUv* .1 * •*■"
t
i
ilinni
:
••;•••9
f h url" r "f
1 held Mon. i \ li i hi it* th
II •ti l M;i\ f M»r III h"ll' •I' tif >• III!
to t'kimlr IN |*|*ft \x• ii* furum •
\ slrnl'V m( ii im • tin • **f •
th • ( it x Hall
•«l|t .,f \v*s»*'»‘M
y, •a a i •1 11•it« i' • *» tm "'1 nf « o r
n» •rr** 'I’l n'ldi' . itMl III. • IM•111
.
ll
. ■ *||
o f
1 ill
O n ;
R ... •
Iiu n ril
f.< •
U*i
.ill
a n .
1 .1
In
• • * oin m i in la ti.iii <
x. a
i.v «
1* t t l | » " l i l l v
rru iM 'i*
it o '
•| iiarti-i
1 . t i l l 0.1,1
I* a ll
.1..
ii
m illio n
ip
By
W arm th
,
H it
. . . .
him
1 1 rin tP a .’ *
(ieitmin military rommentatart
( ’ r a s h .acknowledged the halting of tho
' Miociiw offensive by bail weather
janit the Germans appeared itt
for ,i bleak winter in the trencharound Leningrad and Moo*
»iu.h ..rnimi »
l.a k c f r o n t
III-
II l l 11
.1
Wot k • 1
1* .
\ e ir e t a lile s
I,
t h i .Iim l;
x\ . I l M *
»* fuelling
Three Injured;
One Seriously
In Ac c i d e n t
. 1. • . n, ••
1 •• t * v
lift
1 In*
o*|»t
i t .
**m»,
rraea
||n wpi’teh iimr keil the .Mth
illkii i\ el sal ) o f
the
Bolshevik
MVolution
Stalin
udilnl
that
'*t*i*rlintii invMili'i** h ii * •train ing
|tltoir lii^t foiees '*
l hr eoiin toi-attaekin g lltiaaiana
|ii’ port»‘ .l they w ere tlrivinK the
(irrmatiH mto re tre a t
in
th«J
> Volokolamsk
M’ft o r .
f»ft
milca
j northwi'Ht o f Moarow anti w ero
continuing tho puah a fte r r c c in . luring »«‘ veral
t«mn*4.
In
tha
South, the
tSrrmnna
adm itted
stiiliborii
reaiatnncc
t‘>
th eir
I ’ n i d c n t i f i e d <* i r l
I s t 'n mean o ffen sive,
with
rear—
•guard* hairy mg the invader* in
r n e o n s e io u s
A f t e r |the Crimean Mountains.
In c re a s e s
• t i l l
( It ||‘
I t l M i l i t I II
O f
(i r o u p
ngamwt
in.ill phirn'.t’
\ m *| > (
• "m m it i• • •
m
i
• •'
W ane
(
.in.|
*
C a r r ie r s
•T
f. .
•
l.atiiisi L .
p»• »•
tlrrh* <liu
Hostesses For
Dinner Honoring
Pepper Named
Is
TALLAHASSEE,
Nov.
7—
(Special!— A Ion* week-end i, in
store for Florida State College
students with nhaervance of Menday end Tuesday for tho Armis*
tier period.
Classes will he dismissed at
12:70 P. M. Saturday end re
sumed Wednesday at H:70 A. M.
The college dormitories and
dining hall will rrnialn open fnr
tho r'.udent* who do not leave
th e. campus.
In .« I'hilloitmonif
-»1 \|. «uwhile, million* in N»*w Y« »k w*ri» \
tiMrtli.« m
M.i v t K iore’.lo
II »ll. ulu Ti' ho
t « « o ,la i,4
I’ rrmicr .Insptiti Stalin, in
n sppprh I” tho lliiNsinn neonlp Imlav. rpflpptptl ontimiam
in the fight against Gerninnv, and saiil "Germanv 1.4
Urpiling t«« death and facing
|disaster." He also nredictetl
lhr Ueirh would "litirat un,dpr H i p weight nf her own
I
"u .k
"I***
XI
lo.lity oil the Luke r " :
R a i n • 'i>'nn.c ■
llolllevard
■ •
1 1 Th.' llrili.lt iepiirlP'1 that they
, ,
. ,
htp ii'nsiilerlng opening a
new
I'.
G I tally,
*
i
'
fighting frnnt Tho Ilrillih pres*
" h* was slllillin
time might
In'• dirretlv Mfter the v%reek.
I’l •-|*4'» »
I ill
d'l.l
.
the establishment
An unidentified girl who wa bo near for
MIMlt»f \■i» 1|!o. . •' • • la* all
m Ho- ear with Rirhard I'aeknrdj" f a new front. appeared
I'&inl IM in. »l.
|MI Is of »|o
laat
The (iermans
•*nd Gem* Humphrey wu
1* ll" it il.i 11v »%• • • • :iMl»‘|
•
...............ly hurt ........
and p night
.still tn have ahmit given up
l " l U 1.1"hi (Mill a in III!
ffll
Ihi. fnre-soeahl# -future thaie,•o» the h'Mpifal diortowi t|, ,,;;..:'f..r
Hi,
iif*i' ••( tin
• «f. •n.l (lollll
no1• 'lit ig
She It11*4 hot h b‘if* ui .-fforte tn l*k" Moscow end Leiw
•In L\ • •If9.1.*
1*11 f.’ll. .ill
• ' and her fine wa-* •« verely nigra,| and then1 wrrn plausible
l-M ill'll •1 III " 1,. » Hu:
i v i<»•
.iiggp.tinn, that Hitler now was
I o'
I ni.-tmring In turn
th*
main
M»
I'.nkaid and Mr Humph, (.m-p of his northern and cen.
► I*.
L iv e -u ff« i i'd M*.
v
io
n
nl*o
in
lured
ii
ml
an*
•! «
• •*» *lie Kv i*l ulrtil r
I raj armies ae.uthward soon to
M "• ‘M I '(Hill \, the I *’|»C|
•\% in K«arnald-lriiuglitou Mr- join his altendy immense south,
•
Mil
11'*pit
a|
for
treatment
I' i dl ' d Ilia* i aiding'' m-i .1
i-rn columns in a great struggle
"i | now l\ *1*1 iirri-jigo vu n * \\ liter L r e C'Mirh. win* \%»m (or tlie C'ancnaiis and thn CrL
•hurt in north
FIoi nl,». | Imx mg Hi*, trin k in tin .Inn . inru.
•i'«ol " f I lie* other
rcnorl bv
f
Sanford, itii’i uiiin Mired
Kir^t, thrrr was
•lrlerior.it <‘(|
from
li
turned over H Sheriff Itfiti-h informants that moat o f
'•.itiiret apd heavy ruin.
•»n a "ri*ekle«t*4
|the German aorinl M|ua«lnma vrera,
•• |n ?( t ill'd
two in •
'hr patrolman
ih.-iiig withdrawn from both tht
•lit put* from a pi o(|o«
the wrecker u m i v c I hoth ] M o -r o w
and I. rn in g ra d
fronts.
tandpoint th** riiwl *o.» »
«4imo being «ent directly to tho
•* •• oi»ol Fort 1'ioH’i . vHi
woiitb and othrra going bark t >
I tall !•*•r***i|»*- of (•••oi
Germany for refitting and ra.
"•miliar into lo'iiriiur. «ud
orgnnixiition of pilot perM'inrl.
••••a
from * Itoynton
.. ................. .
This aiihatantlal mncraalon o f
*
svhero •••irly x\ • t* i
mol the two ami une.half |failure for the Leningrad
and
> of loans, lo'imer- and to.
mu traitor
truck
were Miwrrw
offenMVi--- London
* in* . making
faxoi ild'
atmiahed The motor derrihed it and a«>, inderd, it
A.1V
pnwsenger a ar w»>» driven /termed
. . .tn. be
. on the baaia o f |ho
f bi . k I.v the impact aim., t mtoi available In form ation — was a tali
and
the
wheel*
*
r
r
c
l
u
i
u
t
r
d
principally
to the inabillit■ . . . ......
, ...
™I. ' . . - . I , ’ T — ---- ,
. ha. k under Ihe ImmIv The |'*/ " f the sir arm t» smash the
P r i l ’ ( ‘ f ' d i i f r n l l i i l l ..... ..
F»nl hit the iextremely strong Russian outer
•>%Img i.ti.hing it f.inv.ird en-1 defenses before
Moscow
srd
•■••Iv iin<l driving |h- .lerring l.eningr»d *s it hail d »"e I" -n
X' ’• Hl\t» I ( iS’, Nnv, 7
*.|* alii . I and post thn ugh tin- wind. ! oinny other thentees. The H'l*.
It'i-ii s'lmlnistrnlinn nffe i.il vIm.I.I
lish thought, too, that the ta-l:
•"'I-'-.
-i | I'rvalih-nt ltcnseve!i
-The mull hi nt the huge frame t°f supplying
advanced
uerial
wiiil'l veto the pending
priee " f the Irurk and ilfnve t'-e light has**, e v e r 1500 m iles o f hardmiltiid l.iil which rrllirs »u\ fr.uil wheel up until r the nih, rnnlesteil
com munication
line*
wmuM permit shsrn Increase,
Im-iking the
axle
,-omplelely hud proved ton great.
e".t nf iigriniltiirnl rnmniiHliti* . away from the spri'ig*
Second, In Rerlln, there was
if it rt-iii hnl his desk in th"'
. ipi-cul-itioii of the poaaibllMy o f
f< rni
n-rummenileil
by
the
ia grand offensive down upon tho
ll"ii-i- Hanking Committee.
broad Caucasian isthmus between
.Methodists
Advocate
It win le«rn"d authoritatively
the Aiov and Caspian Reas. An
[tli.ii lie* hill's restrictions ug.iln-t
Stopping W ar Steps ■iperatiofi r f such scop* would
Vylnhli-hiiig roiling.
for
farm
•rnnlv the uto not only o f tha
jorin-s beltiw the 1023 average i,
CHICAGO,
Nnv.
7 -HiPt__ existing southern German armies,
olijectiunalila to tha President.
The
Methodist
World
IVaro which are approaching the Cau
roinniission di-clare,| t„ nearly casus from the wrest, but a
eight million Xlethodists in Ihe thrust tn the south of the strong
Jtussia Prepared To
Uliitril States todny, "its he. forces now all but Immobilised
cnlngrad and Moscow.
Talk Finnish Peace l1'"^ Ihnt our nation run heat before
Informed London sources said
_______serve mankind by abstaining
WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 — L IT H ’ " " ' further steps toward full today thn Russian counter-attack
on Volokolamsk appears to ho
The state department made . l'"|J|cipnti«,l in present wars"
The statement was BiltipU-d at developing Into a powerful of
pnhlie ihe memorandum nf ron.
fensive which mav completely
vervation* in which the United th.* annual meeting.
reopen Moscrw.I.eningrail com.
Slates transmitted to Finland thf
munlcatlon* and relievo tho sltgo
information that Soviet
Russia
of Lenlnrrsd.
was
prepared to talk
pea.-,. Anti-Inflation Tax
The official Finnish radio cir
terms to end the Finnlsh-Rii.Action Postponed culated . abroad an Important
«ian war.
,
statement of alma which aalil
Finland's war with Russia m ir
WASHINGTON. ' Nov.
5.A.L. TO BUY EQUIPMENT
Chairman Doughton
(D., N. be ended "s t soon a* th* threat
WAHIIINOTON, Nov. 7 ~(/P)
announced Thursday tha of a renewed attack has b««n
— The
Interstate
Commerce H o u m ways and mesne commit removed and frontisra have been
Commisslm Thursday authorised tee hail voted to defer tem made secure.”
receivers of the Seaboard A ir. porarily it* conalilt ration of a
Line Railway to issue and sell treasury request for immediate
tn the Reconstruction Finance study of an enil-lnflation tax
Corporation 99,552,000 of equip, program designed to rate* In th*
ment trust certificates in con. neighhorhool of 50.000JXMJ300.
ncctlon with tha purehas*
of
Doughton sate tha d**lra of tho
■>*—-ewuipwsat e w tiag abouF t t , .
TALLAHASBREr N o v r T - - 0 lt 750,000. Th* ItoaboaH propose, regarding tho pending
price — Florida's cloud season on mul
—— k— •• nl— 1 '------- •>— , control bUl “ might have had some let fishing will be rigidly
thing to do" with tho deferment forced this y*ar along lb* A U
of th* n*w tag p ro g ra m ^ ^ ^ ^ H Untie Coast and an th* Rlj)XThe chairman d*clined to hax*nl coast aa far north aa Paaco can
NOEL COWARD FINED
LONDON. War. 7 — DPI—
Noel Cqvkrd, the British play
wright, , * u convicted Thursday
however,
on tw o. charge* at violating se
complete
enrl tie* regnUUoo* and
was
fined a total o f |9400.
And
VI. T T ‘VA * “ oV*1..'
W ater On Brain I holder *»• funn"l ht.tl
_______
' ilt'f'tiid.............
Mi
IIOSTON.
Nov.
7 — »,l*i IK*" •J" 1
Rrain plumhinr » new sorgo d
Th,. pi r i >
•"
operation by whlrh a
ru’* M''* *M' " ••
‘'i1,1 "
.'mug
«>11
1' '
her niprlinr la btirinl parmunri*. tfu* •» " f
I*.n .ttm - f I
l
Iv in«iilc* Iho *rny matin** w . .. InMluo'd I
nhn - 'll III •• •“ *'*
•Irarribril to tho Amorirnn f*ollrjo IlmiM’hold. 'mini v ,.f' " ' '*
of Suri^eona hero Thurubiv
Tho operation i« -<|i#no t*' »••- I W A. I fft. i. presiilpnt • f
,.(
I'ninmrrrP.
will* '1
lirvr hlindncns
nati«rn,
hr.nf. 1rhamber
arhr-«. paralyaU anil worm- rmu livrr t’ -* ml,In-.. » f w. lniin’I Spin!:»•*
V w ll 1
nllcMion.a that often lend
ir,i i.v lim rlii X|iiin»<"i
.....
death In a dieaao known a* ,
dmcephalua, or water head. h>- S t w il 1. llnerv Kip Ip H »•
■pinn’»a " h*» " *R •*^
mueir f r Ho • vemoc
Martin Bram *tll »HVn tho u*'"
BISHOP LAWRENCE DIK3
thru
,
,
I .
IIOSTON, Nnv. 7 — (A7
The tint r i< iiifori»a»l iio-t
III
Semliodo
t
•nird
Y
•*
Rev. William Lawrence, !i . “ f ritlsi ii ..f
cm. welronit t nllvn.l, Mr. Il'tfK'"
All'l. remindi .i.
Lf111 tO l’''t
Iv ill,- prfAt-nt ar
home.
tickets by
PROCLAMATION
WHERF.AH on Msy >0. 1341, wilh a view to ensuring
the most effective correlation and use of the instruments
civilian defense, I established by Executive order the Offleu
of Civilian Defense; end
WHEREAS by my proclamation of May 27. till I. I
declared that an unlimited national emergency confronts this
country, which require* thet its military, naval, air, and rivl.
lUn dafenaea ha put on a hasla of readiness to repel ..ny
and all acta o f thraaU of aggression directed toward any
part o f the Weatern Hemisphere; and
WMEREAS It 1* the msnifeet duty and dcelrc o f every
penou to the United Stales to participate In measure* es
sential to civilian defense;
NOW , THEREFORE, I. FRANKLIN II. ROOSEVELT.
President o f tha United States of America, do hereby desig.
nate the perldti commencing on Armistice Day, Tuesday,
November I I , 1941, and continuing through Sunday. N»vcm.
ber 19, a* a time for all person* throughout the Nation lu
giv* thought to their dutiea end naponelbilitiea in tha defense
• f tht* country, end to become better informed of Iho many
vital pkaaaa at th* civilian defeaa* program and o f the nppnr.
|n-ltu. vritleh It offer* for th* participation of every IndivL
dual American to the defen** of our priceless heritage, end I
the Governor* o f the several States, Territories and
i at th* United State* to issue similar procLmatl ins.
IN g lT N O E a jrjIEREO F. I have hereunto set my hand
th* a*at at th* United State* of America to bo
afftxad.
Dan* at th* CUy or Washington this twenty-second
day * f October In the year of our
and o f lb* Independence o f th* United
States o f America the or* hundred
and siity-aiath.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
,*
Mullet Season
To Be Enforced
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T U E S D A Y , N O V K ^I
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Texas H eads L ist
O f Grid Teams
H l n A. P. Poll
v
r
•?- "
Navy Searches
B ag O f Tricks
For N otre Dam e
/H ato'*jkw \ W
raHktfCH^ ) V
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By BILL BONl
• NEW YORK. NOV. 4—(A T i . / T p U n lrw illy of Texas football
team , which got Into high gear
f x Urn opening game of IU »»aaon and hadn't been throttled
dpwn alnce today
rolled
Into
[A n t place in the
Aiaoclaled
Ptese football ranking poll.
I ' A The awaomo acorlng ntichlnr
- which Coach Dana Bibb has per
fected in the fifth year of hU
*1
flfa-Tear plan ran a cloaa aecond
|
Ip Minnesota the f l n t two wreke
/
of tha poll. A weak ago the LongI
home morad up on even terms, ,
f
and In bit fourth weekly ran k in g 1
want a c t in front by 37 polnta.
f O f tha 121 football rip e rte l
throughout tha country who took
d a rt m tha voting, 73 made thr
Texans f l n t choice, an<l; one
Oth er aplit hla ballot batwren
Taxaj and Mlnnaaota. Tha Long
horn* were ranked f l n t or aecnnd
an 110 ballot*. and accumulated
■ 114* polnta to 1111 for
thr
Gopher* polnta being awarded on
tha bail* of 10 for a fint-placr
VOta, nine for aecond, right for
third, and ro on down.
'«T n a t h it probably lla peak of
• 't h a 'y e a r rg a ln it Southern Metg e d u i last Saturday, whenBible’a boya won »4*0. That gave
them n total of 230 points for tlx
games. on arrange of a fraction
dyer 3* par gams. On defense
they have allowed only *7 point*
IIIMR
in* Rica ami S. M. Uilnaemta, rated Ntf. 1 team na*Uy a re a r ego, slipped from
top after scoijng what was
taps the Gopher*' snqat eredia victory —an fl-7 conquest of
thwvstern.
ha a a a t th ro e ’ places In tha
k’a tabulation went to holdw from a week sg o -ffo rd -
iTjnTlM^RANIAITttS,
U. Stuart
Faint & Glass
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4— 1»>)—
Canny Swede Larson, who likaa
to play a hunch,, la a t It a g a i n packing lurprise dynamite to
’ v— • A LSM&K AMole
throw at tha Iriih when Navy
takes tha field Saturday hoping
to bleat high-flying Notre Dame
from tha p rd ritral of football's
unbeaten team*.
For tha third straig h t year
Laraon la digging Into tha junior
varsity grab bag to haul out another prospect for tbe Middle
hall of fam*.
Two yeari ago Dick Shafer!
came up and ran Army rig h t
into the turf. Last year It wed
mil Chip, a fancy-blocking back.
Thia time It* Tsddy Gilliand,
171-pound apesdatar from AL
toona. Pa.
,*
So tha nearly 85.000 fan* who
will jam Baltimore Municipal
Stadium may *e. a new sta r
lorn. Betides
Gilliland, Casey
Pluaxay, a top-flight soph, w ill
b« back a fte r being aid .‘Joed kg
aa appendectomy, and
Zeus
Zrchrlla la recovared from in
juries and likely to sea action.
But those boy* will hare to
be good to outshine
Barnacle
Rill Buelk, the great Navy bach
who will b« rested and ready.
“We've r o t to win ' this one,
hut it’s going to fcs tough,' L ar
aon said.
There’ll be nerve-tingling ac
tion from s ta rt to finish with
both team* unbeaten up to the
15th clash of thalr series In
which Navy will be seeking Its
fourth triumph. Notre Dams has
Mceordlng t o U * .
won 11. Each team haa won flva r o Fmlr« M void
p u b l i c a t i o n b « l n g S la t d«F
games and aach has played ona of Or(ob«r
if 41.
scoreless tie—Navy with lia r,
JFaHUB U HAHTI.MY
Administrator of tka E*Ut« of
vard
and
Notre
Dame
with
Army.
tion ae a
sophomore football
I*, i. H irtU f, d t«#a»#»1.
Offenalvaly they’re even with
sensation. Tbe trouble started
142
polnta
rolled
up
apleca,
bat
ih r o t u t* a y t e e c a n when hla parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j i immc. s E H iv o i.r r e t s .
Michael M. Kusma, forbad# him defensively tha powarful and
■ T A T E OR r i.O R ID A .
numerous
Middle
lineman
claim
to play foetbell. Ha talked them
EE TEE rOTATE O f
IT W . H O R T O H . Decease)).
out of th a t Now they’re ardent
IW PROBATE,
fen*
against To ali . w h o * IT , MAT co v “I was tha clumsiest ox on
I m as i
our team
at
Emereon
High
. . 1 Nolle* la hereby given lhal
u * * * " llomer W. Wright riled, hie fln.l
School a t Oary," Tom admits.
0
and report aa Administrator of tha es"The coach said ones *1 never
n r and list* «» Harry W. llorton
dehad a chance to make the
,7 .
ceased: that ha riled hla potlll-n
to r H jor n u | discharge, aad that he
tf in /*
will applr to tns Honorable ItTom’e determination helped a l
ter that, lla went to the prac
tice field - early, spent hla summers kicking and throwing n
football. -When Hirmcrtl returned
to Gary In tha su n fm e rrfo r life
guard' datY hi ' the city parka, He*” on ffrid ay .ia between 7:fl0
Kilim*. M
h ad‘ a M ^ c S S B and fld)0 A. i f , hut If j/a tt.ln .
atU an soma sleep, uU * . n eat
f>e.t lim a, la frem noo« to fliPO
0 clock, a e p rtey , by retail store
representatives
shows. ‘ Busiest
tlgi* ils.ifroQ tr l - t a j 9 i \ f i t h the
peak—15.1 percent o f >*11 tha
A A * fUTAMAW
Moffrl WrfH CAf-Ukt
< ? o o o je tf. rt*
YWK
.,
* sa r * K i$ S A4o
fltoc*cep w e x j
l/*Cer.
Harmon’s Record
A s Sophomore Is
Beaten By Kuzma
ANN ARBOR. Mich., Nov. 4
—(AT—Tom Kusma
made
up
his mind to come to the Uni
versity of Michigan whan a boy
across town from him In Gary,
Ind., made a football name for
hlmatlf with the Wolverines.
Nobody—except maybe relatives
and horn* town eronlea—evar
•spected Kusma to touch the
’amaslpg gridiron record of th at
other Gary lad, Tom Hannon.
But Gary's Tom No. II fooled
them. The Harmon-lesa Michi
gan football team might have
bean choice pickings for several
1941 opponent. If Gooch F rits
C rltltr had not come up with
this sophomore to IIM Harmon’s
old tailback position. •
<■
B r mid-season, this 19-yesr-old
gridder kart surpassed Harmon's
sophomore reeorti. In scoring, hail
m arad I hi* -.i flrat-y sar passing
m ark-and had become on* of the
W eatem Conference’s
g reatest
kickers.
Midway through
Michigan's
tight-gam e schedule, Kusma had
■cored five touchdown*, psaaed
fo r two more gnd made hi* bid
aa the greatest Wolverine kick
ed sine* : H arry Klpke got hla
diploma* In t»24.
C rlalrr haa described Kusma’s
kicking, auch as hla 53-yard boot
out of bounds fou- yards abort
of tha goal against Northwaat-
Notice la harafcr elven that
o c o n o E M. W I T M R R riled his
___ . . . ___aa n a n l a r •t ta*
•atala of ROBERTA X. rrONr.
WITHER. deceased: th at ha (llad
hU petition for flnW discharge,
and that ka will a m i r la tka
Haoorabla R. W. W are, C n a lf D
jodga af Hemtnole ro a ia tr Florida,
aa tka ttk dar of Nctvemher I tll,
far approval of aaiaa a ad far flaal
dlechas- aa K iecetor of tka aatala
of Roberta X. mono Wltmar. de
ceased. oa tkla Ttk dap of Octe.
bar ti l l .
O E o n n K E W IT H E R
#
Eaacatjpr af tka aatala of
ham, th M with *52 point* and
tlx flrsL-p«e votes) Duke, fourth
with 740 and seven, and Texas
A. and M-, fifth wUh 58A. Bayond these there was considerable shuffling.__________
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rla thaeira librarian
s S ahots these
s a books
a;
BRYAN'S
are changed periodically to pro
vide saw material.
D a rin g tk a p re s e n t y e a r th o
Navy has purchased more than
114,000 book* to b« circu lated
among tha fleet'* floating librarian.
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and today it’* one of th o .lo a d m
K e r n tha 8outh —. 13LACKpttAU G HT. ChUf of it l tll-veg*table- lagredlenu I* a toa(e-Uxattvs th a t help* to tone laay to
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Kappa Gamma, and the only girl
on the campus Tom dates* ffhfgff
Probably tka help many
say* th a t "Tom really dene**
w a ll.
f
Aside from studying and-aqulr- l'
Ing Mis* Cannon about tho com- a
pus, Kusma »a/«, “football lo my 1«
whole Ilf* right now ,,* H # p l a n \
to study b urin.*» admlnlatratlon t
and w ants to be a ealoamaa .
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“A namo In football m ight halff f
m* sell whea I get out a f eehooL i
don't you th lak r* K usm a aaka I
with a chuckle.
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aomo trouble gaining hla paat-K
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V O L U M E X X X III
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDfIKSDAY. NOVEMIIER
England Heads For
Death, Says Berlin
Statem ent Is Made
In Commenting- Oir
Attack On U. S.
T a n k e r , £>ali nas
Indemnity Claims
Put O ff One Day
Nazi Subs Reported
In Sight Of Newf o u n d l a n d Shore
BERLIN. Ndv. 5 — OP\—
German spokesmen
coml mentlnnr on the attack on the
United States jiavnl tanker
Salinas near Ireland, de
clared today “now as always,
we can only say whoever
> starts for England heads
for sudden death.”
These sources asked that
they be sire n m other day foi
. "fu rth er reflection before giving
German reaction to the United
1 States’ claim for indemnity In
the torpedo sinking of the Unit
ed States steamship Robin Moor,
— h In the south Atlantic taat
. * ^ a Toronto, Navy Mlnlator An.
MacDonald mid N ail suhmar.
are
a r t mow
now operating "o ff tho
of Newfoundland— withfa
of tho thoro,” Indicating
tho Retch had moved. Ita under.
M i th reat to tho cjooeet approach
to A aortoau ahoroo.
bo N afy. deaartm ent yeatorabandoned hope of rescuing
» • mlaslag member* of the
R
►«Mja
“ ^ O O t o ^ iuwal ’^ to n k ir Salinas
Jmd boon "serloasly damaged” by
.^ "V ^ k o o t' In tho same general
•| | | ^ *
v
" • T h e ta n k e r was in a convoy
9 when it was attacked on O ct
I9 lS(V a day before the Reuben
Jam es went down, tho Novy
said. Thoro w as no lose of life
o r serious Injury among the Sa
linas’ crew of 107 officers and
m men, but the navy withheld in.
formation about damages su /.
fire d by tho vessel because it
wo old bo “ of no value except
to the N ails."
Word of tho laU ot casualty in
, tho battle of the Atlantic was
• kept secret. It wax said, unUl the
tanker had reached po rt safely.
Identity of the p o rt was not dls.
dosed, b u t tho cripolod c raft
tCewStaeeJ Oa ra p e BU>
• E xtensive Plans
j^Made For’Yearly
* Red Cross Drive
a re being, made to
duct the moot Intensive Red
drive
Is this
chaircounty, Oeorre A. Spoor, chair*
_ a n of tho Rod O osa Roll Call
9 committee fo r Seminole County
■old today In revOnliar th a t tho
Advance G ifts Committee la al
ready at w ork securing contrL
•
America's notional defense «f.
forte require a g reat expansion
of d l American Bad Cross sc*
ttvHtoo, Mr. Spoor declared as
S.
a i k M
M
ttU T .
,
,
• s V S ii's r t u iP S
Seek Plane P arts
F.D .R . Asks
Quick Action
Ou N eutrality
Member Amoclated Preoa
c ,
r
d a le s TOr
Hitler Fighters Are
Apparently S p l i t
ting D e f e n d e rs
Into Three Partn
Flood In Oklahoma
;L8iT Z T rF .^ Dinner Honoring
P e p p e r . B egin
WASHINGTON. .Vov » __ij$»
Aiiministratinn leader* rr*
_.
a
R o n ... '
, ,
™ U P,,
velt believe* t'ongre**
should
SC llO C l U lt?U T o
iM l*
|
V T
visMin measure m it* present
form rather tnan delay it by
I..k i* for thi* iliuiicr l.i he
tacking on amendments designed
gn hi M. ndny night in h •mu ■f
to cut tail defense strike*.
h
n*
rr*M
Capitol Hill leader* *aid they ScnaD'i i I.unlr l*t pp«-r v\ ill be
H itle r'* h e m lm iu rte rs said
i >nlt loilny a' .1 nuiu. !
assured the President that the pl;»c |
Senate would act on the legisla. ht*r ••f convenient plae»-> through.;
th a t
O rm a n
tn x n w
had
W ith all district* rrn irtrd only tion tomorrow or Friday.
out ih. ««t > ami »itiitit\. at coni,
re a c h e d th e H lnrk S e a lo d a v
Two
senator*.
a
southern 1mg to Y lv\’i* • Higgiii*. -eerctary
5
men moved into the |»oi»t*
on
th e
s o u th e rn
C rim e a n
B9 School T n u te r nf Seminole Democrat and a New Kngland f lib i hitiulier *f t '"inmeree,
m a s t b e tw e e n S e v a sto p o l a n d
Republican who previously hAd »h. iinnounce.l that the •leiulline
Coanty in the county.wide elec supported much of the mtmntlr.
K er*ch an d w e re a p p a r e n tly
Ho purchase of th*-***1 li f t ,
tion held yrstrnlity. T W. I.MW.[ (ration** fnreiirn policy, yr derdhy
H>litUmr th e l(u a * ia n d e fe n d
will lie Satunfay at no«»n
ton Mill today, ifte r the School | declared their opposition to rc
Ml lh"M' «lr«irtng to utlrm l
e r s in to titre e
p a rts .
Tho
Board had complete.! the tabu- mov,n* th r restriction* of the 'hi ihnner whu*h will he one uf
G e rm a n s c o m p a rv d th e R ed
latlon. and mn,t of toe d i.trict I " r "*rml', >r Uw | wh,,' h V' ''! , Amrr the nie»j* r function* in Sanfonl**
r e t n u it to th e n lliisl w ith #
#
...
- 1i^*n *hi|»a out
of
belligerent r**««nt hnts.rs," *at«l Mr H ggin*,
fa fo m J a four mill levy for port*.
,lrn .n l nt Dunkerque »ni| xililej
'mint obtain th**tr tuket.* be.
thnt the llu«»inn< were being
achool* ne*t vear.
| The two. Senator* Rilhn (P .. foie* noon .".iturtlav
that w<*
^pm-ueil (mm Itnlnrlnvft heiahtx,
Inf the Sanford district, with Mis* 1 an.I L.wlge | | | . Ma**.>. will know exactly how many to
,„„th >•( Srvnnl«|Mil, -erne of
tha
second
largest
turnout
in
the
asaertr.l
their
|M»*itionii
an
a«l.
Flying O fficer Idris Roberts
p u p ate for an,| enn mak” proper
’ the .tune.! "The i'hnrife of Iho
carefully n mtv.i I u 11* at (hr Mayfair Ho.
highway *uhmcrgml fiv«» fc«»t hclow, n
Follow mg
(left) and Squadron Leader Wil county, 228 voter*, three new j ministration lender*
I.iirlit llrianile ”
liam Ceddes arriv e at New York men went into office, S. O.l checked their voting strength, tel No ticket* Will tie -ohl af- bout ...........I* •< it- eirami of mercy on the outHkirt* of
The Known* repiirtril (hat
carrying a bullet-riddled German Chian, Jr., J. L. (ialloway and >confident of winning by n small ter nos.11 Siiturilay "
I)k Ia Hun.lie.I- \ %1 e . » 1. nati'el from their home* uml pi
, Monniw ilefenilern hmt recaphelmet. They are in the U. 8. Mrt. \ \ . ( \ Hutchison. D istric t1margin. They were figuring on
The
e|.
V
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f
1
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r
Will
hi’
hehl
at
I-sk>- Mary, rrrriv in g aixiit
Knlinin. i»S m ile, northmoil 1 . the Nikon*** Kiser overflowed it*
«f th r Sen- , :u o't lock Mon.I.iy night an.I ilnntage m i.
to coordinate KAF rrpalr needs Two, reprvM-nting
Altamonto,
Kvrn sin ’s tt« voir*.
went ■<( Monniw, nnil ileclareil
•In
.hill we*t hav
11 i’titly *uffern|
with manufacture of rrplacsm ent Longwood,
rc t .«n •
Will
he
att.
fiile.l
l»\
Ml*.
1‘eppel
.Many
Park, Forrst City, llrsr Lake
llie tieriunn, were thrown back
Leader* nf tho i>p|n»«itiiin, how
parts.
and Gabrielis. 323 votv, were ever, would concede nothing d< Well a* the Scn.ltoi \Ii I | 1g . f looil.
(mm the Mnxhamk aevtor, 87
g OHI
cast with Fred Forward, Koy Mnro than onough .onatnrs wer* gin* revealetl ill utgi
mile, w rit »( Muncow. The So.
Sen*.
*1 S a n f o •I a
llowcll and W J. H srtlry, s new atill unmmmitteil, thev said, to' | atlemlam
vjet nirforre wn* rreillteil in aamole 1 mnty ladle*
din.
member, going into office.
tu recapture Kalinin.
swing thr victory t«» them.
1 ,f
All candidates were re-elected
The German* *ahl repeated
In aihlition to the^ whipping rc- , y|
among
th>honored
In Districts Three,
Four and strictiona repealer, the pending
Rtinaian attempt* In break out of
gue*ts and firtncipn
sp e a k e r *
Six, while only one nrw candi legi*Utlon would
rinK<''l I.eolngrail w rre reptil.ed
perm it
the will be Thonm.* tlrtf tth o f the
date was elected in District Five. arming of American m erchant,
an,| N*»i bomber* reported new
4
2
1
if
fit
It
Advertising
Ngeney
C. R. Clonta, L. H. Gore and men, now forhidden by the n eu
altiu-k*
on
Leningrad,
and
George Jakubcin were re-elected trality law. Both Lodge and Hl!- .St I’e t e r s h u r g which ha* re c e n t .
Monrow.
Iv
•
been
a
w
a
r
d
e
d
the
co
ntra
ct
in D istrict Three by the ' 21 b<>» declared their nupinirt
Na«i illvr.hom hrr, wer* atvoters, who also approved a four this proposal, but a* to sending *• r S e m in o le Co un ty a d v e rt is in g
teniptinir to rripple the Rualian
mill levy for schools next yexr. American ships into belligerent Mi G r i f f i t h i* e i pec ted to dl*lllark Sea fleet anil reportedly
1 ivs pla n s fo r p u i ' l n g Se min ole
h »ank
In
The Fourth district approved the ports;
two Rrit transports, dam .
* .C o u n t y on th e t« uri*t m ap of
foot milt levy and re-named E.
ogrd
five merchantmen, and
"The
»n» step
sirp if
is a« grave one J y|of »
*0
mx
• -W-W
«...
T. Hashdt,
F. L o a f and {Colan m IJ f ^ U c . .'V c s u .w
-m
ail
rnifierd In tha harbor* a f
for th e ! Scnntur T
’ llo u * h o h le r
f
in
Fore to efflco as I t voted.
! Sevastopol, Yalta and Kerch
first time since the w
war
ar began
serve 11* tcii*tma*ter for the or.
O. II. Flynt waa elected a» it puts us physically
In T«»kyo,
Japan
a nn ou n ce d
th •'Asion
in
and
a
complete
prograhi
H. James G ut was nominated a new trustee for Dletrfct Five battlefield . . . We arc going
\ . . m atter what th r t ’nite.l | *br » » i , ending Sabtiro KunUU,
\
total
uf
f
it,:|iUt.8Mt
Ha
i,
to
1
*
m*w
being
prepared
which
O. R. Mathleux and II. W. fast M
,
...»
i ia
n » former .amhaBWiilnr
ticrmany.
aa eaudldato fo r the City Com. and
. . _ .by to
w dl tie .innoiim <*d later.
he credited to the County by Mate* want* t«» do it will b«* tu ,,,
Smith were rv-elec tad, while the
Washington
fran*-iParifh*
acute
mlr.slen In the December election four mill
T ick e t * m a y he p r o c u r e d at the Stole on tin* Mud Imnd* and ■aught in
levy w as favored.
the pre,ent W-rlil
r | j p p , . r j„ , n ,fr,,rk to reuch an
the fo l l o w i n g place*
Roumilfn*
by a-m ajority of 32 votes In the Harold K sstnsr, J. C. Muir and
n volution, lim n Win,low .V An- n,',„rd in the U. S. "in view of
A A n d e rso n '*, A t la n t i c N ation il in te io t in a n o 11 lance wiln the
Municipal Prim ary held
yester Gus Schmah wero re-elec te l as
de- jlhe very icriou, ,ituntlon prevail(ia-oliii. Allocation Act nf Ifldl iler»un, ofHolltn, College,
Rank. Kb rol l S t a t e R a n k . f'ha*«*
trustees
in
District
Six,
whrre
day t . t the City Hall, II. TL Bayer,
ihwignalqtl I dared 111 an
»■> HiliIrrM
»oo.e— before
.......... the
.... | mg M
A t o , I'htridii p o w e r A Light iiul a.lditoiurl load,
tha four mill school tax levy
K m , n„ luniheoii
|!in, heon today,
today. Krunk
Th” . nl"'.
* "•* * "•
city clerk, announced this mom- was in favor, 28 casting their .WASHINGTON, Nov.
r« .. Sm oke
ll ou * e,
T o u c h t e n '* and law , riiacle.l by the la ,l ,e . | kiwum*
i.l
( .n.n ..f th.. la'gi.lature, the C n u ii-|..i
«
,
, agiiin,t Tula, ,outh of Moscow.
ballot.
The junkman came luuk into I D r u g S t rife , t Hv f|^tig •s '" r,, !ty ■ ....... naii'tier, wero informed
'- l->rter of the *..... . hl„ llr,.n .t.,,,j„ ,|. w,th thou,and,
"Stunning against Gene Baber,
The ta% levy recommended b y . his own Tuesday whyn Ih. I l f . U n i ' y N D r u g S t o re , R. |.. P e r . by representative, of the S ta te '
* • . ’
of ca«uallie,. Russian dlspatchea
an ag em e n t kin*',
S p e e r 's*.. F
te*t ; ».,, ,| |i
Mr. Gut polled 343 against his the S tate
Comptroller a office
um cc ficr
ucc of
m rronuciion
aianagcmen»
am *, Vowcll**.
io w f ii *. xpecr
r or
nne*t
i- -t
,,
Comptroller's
Production M
The present ri volukloll. I, a '
Wednesday, but new N all
apponent’s 311, while four of the and adopted by tha School Buard l announced that
he and not G atrhrl’,. Sanford Howling f e n . | |- |It-,„.l.>n t in u il Court Tlerk truggle between two diainctri. s tl«rk* have been launched weat
'f -.i.d today
l-illota were adjudged mutilated of the county waa act at 3.51 Major LaGuardia of New York ter. .■ip.-rm lendenf, n fflrr
t ally i>i>|»<>.*i*i| vsit y * uf lift*.tli-mu. ■ml north of tho besieged Red
,L- A* I 'I. *Shop*,
**----- s u n r r m t e n . ‘I 1 1„ uuiminl i , the rccuintul.i trucy unit t<>talitaruiiti*m. Pratt capital.
by tho eloetion committee to bring mill, for thla y aar »o th# voter, would have charge of the to-xi the
.
have themaelvaa votad a rrcom- campaign to collect old | mi| , and ilvnt - ..fru-u n f t h r
A. C I. | t „ . „
„ „ , u,|lt j u, i
e o m p lc t .d
Afiiirrxim |H*»ntftl nut. I'ltr m il.
the total v o te s'e a st to 858.
Tho Moscow radio admitted
increa,,
of pan* from Mtm. America
p a - . i n g r r .tHtiun*. I l o m r r |.,i
,,y
|C,.n,| D g p a r tm r n t mul tin
•lit i••n tia* !»•*«*it tmMi|(ltt iiliout fierce fighting a t Moxhalsk, 80
In spits of tho seeming h e k of mcndatlon of .a n
William R. Knudson, i t i r n l " i l l r «, nn.l in nil n u t , M r r n m jn u n .
i ,„||ptrulll•r,, u f l i c r , whi rr
Interest in tho race a good turn- taxea for achoola. Tha vote of
by thr rhuil|fr III kuciitl iittlttl«L'. miles west nf th r capital, and a t
mayor ha*l itie* t h r o u g h o u t th r co u n ty
out visited tho polling pUce and D iitrict one, embracing Sanford, of OI*M, saltl the
in tin C o u n t y is tn r c c e iv * ail- nn.l »Ilift? it hit* takrii a buiK Kalinin. 100 mltrs north of the
(ditiMiiitl t'ie*lita for roail* not tin time* !<» ilevrl«'|> it will ta k r a city T hr Hus«lans claimed tho
tho morning
hour*
F**A!rd t7 h a, no t bean tabulated aa to the made a "ailly" mittak,. in ««>ii
were fairly busy, Judge W. E. mlllage rata ratommandatlon for nection with the recent campaign,
I •lnl hi the act of t'JItt hut »h** Imijj hm r t«i n«»lvt», lit* ailtlt'tl.
German offensive* In these lec
in
which
boimrwtvrH
«tonat*«t
Watson, clerk of the election, next year,_______________
Iti'flllllitf th'* two |tl»lhr*of»hir 4, tor* had made no progress and
•
by the I'Jtl tdrgl*tuture,
aluminum
to
th**
government
f**i
said, -During the afternoon hours
tiran AmlfriMiii taut " iL'iiiim i .1 .
that Red bombers Mon
u tlttt. ’S
M*»l*li>,rrh,•••■rndnu
lM
t l tal ji ioi lr U
i t Tl»
Ml IVIICI,
|M,ar,| vxplaim'il.
I H rrsiiluUim ry 1* t1j ** *truicifli* f<*r mdivhluul boasted
defense.
the" voting was slack though a
day night successfully attacked
The
mayor
thought
the
gov.
I
rei|tie*ting
the
Road
De
pa
rt
m
en
t
rush cam? Juat b a t e . closing
fiffibnn whilo tnialitarianiNin 1 * Damlg, Koenlgxberg and Riga
r m m e n t woulit give the collected
Sun, iif th r l.rgiun Drum mul to acc ep t less than m 100 foot tin* M,fll*itl of tlir illitlVhluiil t<»
The German assault a t Tula,
pota and pans to the dealer* and Bugle Curp mill M ajorette* are light uf way on Statu Road N'u ufffpt
ll”ln tho December election Mr.
tha ri*|Mii)»ibilitifn of K M t l s t o >- r .« « r a s e (la)
the dealem would sell them to Invite.) to n -p ed al dinner m rrt. 2D . In gu through Ovirdo, a* thu fri*fitom.'*
Gut win run In Group No. 2
Knud*on
said. ing a t the l.egion lin t T hur-dur loir (nut ri*i|uiri’mrnt uf the prowhile George D. Bishop will be
Representative Jo e Hwulrick, of the smelters,"
T inting th«* *truKi(|i» f**r Ir i'/.
evening nt li :.’I0 o’clock to make pii-i l hUi Iu rond would nlunn thr •tom, tht* *|M*akrr harkfiinl t>Mfk
up fo r election In group No. *• D tLand la expected to be in "T h a t * aMy."
nlan, for the coming Armistice trilling down nf t*usinr,-, • I mill to tht* day* of fvuifuliHiit when
Sanford all day Friday confrring
Day program. S. M. KiChard, Jr., ing . iilmig th r main street nf an fritlividual rm intrtl a* nottiini*
with Chamber of Commerce of
announced
today.
flvied'i.
••itf|it a* a part of thr group.
ficials and members of the City
Mi** Dorothy
Hanford
and
Ri pn 'i-ntiitive* (rum th r Lukr I hr fight for frrrtlom hn»U|(ltt
and County Commlaatenen with
M
i„
C
atherine
Tnknch
will
I..M«r>
i handier of
('nm m irro .thoiit itrmocracy a* f«»*trrr(| in
rrtfird to tha 8k. Johnx-Indlan
present at the meeting nnd nil n*krd thr I'nutity to puve acvernl Hit* I'm tr.l Stall** amt part* of
River Canal, Madtterranaan Fruit
m
em
ber,
of
both
organisation
■
Two men were released from
lib
irks
of
streets
in
that
com Ktiropr.
Fly
clalma
and
oth
er
projects
in
BALTIMORE, Noe. * - W V are urged tn attend u* it is mi munity i lid the group rump 'inird
United
State*
Thr younjf liroplr of today ar«* srrvieo In the
A fo d erd g ran d ju ry Tuysday which this section la particularly
Imimrtanl meeting, Mr, RiO iaid of ilir grading of some of the lint m trrr»ti;d 111 frt'rdoill hilt Army last week due to the fact
interested.
Indicted MWhacI William E tiel,
■aid.
road*. The request wu* discussed ml In 1 in. tho i*|i*ntrnt* of urcur- that they are over the sgr.lim it
In’* making th la announcement
8S, accused of damaging M artin S ecretary iu g g taa o f the Cham
by thr t ’ommissiuner* and will ity and arc not rrady to fii(ht of 28 year* and therefore are
Tha Mcn'a Garden Club will
proli hly he complin! with after for th rir freedom^ Dean A ndrr- eligible for discharge, E. B. Car
A rm y Bombers being m anufac bar o f Commerce aald th a t Ra^
cn invritigathm of the cost of ■on drclarrd. Thla ha* brought *\ te r of tho draft hoard office on
praaantatlva Hendricks bad asked meet tomorrow night a t the
tu red for the w a r departm ent.
Recreation
Building
on
tho
laketh r paving ia made, Mr. H ern change in th r tnuic philoaophy Second Street slated today.
him to IneRa b Q hla friends to
The Jury preasuted 24 eopar. call
on him a t tho C h a m b e r of front a t 1:00 o’clock.
Jam rs Chester
Mathewe o f
don stilled.
r f gnvfrnm rnt In thi* country
* to cocato ag ain st tho young Commerce off tea to tha City
T hr Lions Club requested lh»t nnd given birth (o the* Now Prali Uike Mary is a t p rrsen t unem.
natetehep forem an, arrested
at Hall and to any th a t he would be
T h ere will be an nrgnnixalion
WASHINGTON’, Nov. h — LT) the County haul d irt for
the th r speaker explained.
ployed and Ihe re.em ployraant
w ork a t the M artin plant n weak gUd to talk evar with eeeryone meeting o f the "L ittle T heater — The District of Columbia tom - trailer ramp alto on the lakeIn a poll nf tha college youth branch of the selective aervlce
ureau of - la . any proJaeU they m ight have In Club" tomorrow night a t 1:.1» missioner,. confronted with an front and the Board eoted to in thi.* country Dean Anderson with headquartra In St. Augus.
__ aby. Paderal
Faderal B
Bureau
o'clock a t the 8anfonl W omen', eeute tra ffic problem because of comply with tho request. Catcher* said he found their Intrreat lay tine, of which W. A. L effler la
Club building on Oak Avenue.
the Influx of defense worker*, Grocery Store s m awarded tho fim t in food, clothing and Hhel. head of the local division. Is a t.
• " i ■i
deerred Tuesday that If will chit contract to supply the County U r; vrrontl in home and fam ily; trm ptlng to secure a position for
Two perm its were issued Nov. motorists $20 to park double or Home during the month of N«- anil thiril in xeeurlty in old age, him, according to Mr. C arter.
3
to
rep
air
dweltlnga.
Ruth
John,
p ita — ) la Umr a— nta a f aalpotherwise obstruct traffic, In. . ember.
.
• whilo they gavo little Interest
J. C. A rant reported to tho
son contracted Robert Hill to ■toad of the former f.T.
ptaw wiraa tn a —a w atte— ef
On the petition of C. 8. Lee, to freedom.
office that ha has accepted a po
work ou bar home located at
four b a w b m . a n d U two counts
It.
F,
Wheeler
wna
named
The commissioners also dou.
Ha concluded that the United sition In Macon, G*.. In tha C.
• f catling ta k in g la two pjanax.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 —I f ) 701 William S treet and the tame bled tha. old 88 penalty fo r pass, member of the Board of Bond State* muat bo a democracy and 17. Farm er Rubber Belting and
Uattod B u t— DiaUtet A lte r, — Airman aarvteo between th» man will rep air tha residence teg a red light and Increased Truster* of tho Black llim m ock ro.operative In opposition to to . Mill
Supply
Company
Main
of Mary Mathis a t 1010 Cypress tha penalties for 77 b th er tru f Drainage D istrict *nd Mack D.
may Fly— w M a w h trf lh f I I u .im s u u . «
aw IHige Fleet
Branch.
A..V.
-m
Avenue.
Car raw ay waa appointed a mem
couata c an te d a paxdkla i— xL
fle violations.
ber of the Board of tha Black
mum of 10 yoora hapateoamaat
___
W alker anHammock Drainage DiaUtet The
‘ o f R40 yoara.
aooaoad Taaeday.
notary public bond of J . C.
Stoten Caw b«inner
Tha route extends from ML
Mitchell « u approved by the
aatarod • Rlaa af aal sail to LaopekhriBa, Belgian Con
fa r tha aaliv a Baltimorean go, via 8— J—a, Puerto Rjco;
Commissioners,
•—
Etxai ro ftn a d te plead.
Port af Spate, Trtoklad; Balam
|
B alhuril,
The Executive Board o f the Frank Roper, executive director,
A first, second and third prise
larly prin
Dir. Guy
Florida Council o f Boy Scouts o f Harold Paco. asiL
will ha aw arded to winners In written on n Slip of paper bear,
Jonaa and Dr. W. 8. Allan, out
America
held
a
dinner
m
eeting
atop
of town guests.
Among tha
in context sponsored by lag tha contestants* name and ad.
text night a t JL30 o'clock a t tha board mamba rs from M a t e d
of tending
dress. T hera will be n box to
the
Sanford
M
erchant,
Associa
Liberia.
held tho- slogans In Aldon'a on
ATLANTA.. Nor. 8 — (Ah— Valdai Hotel a t which tim e tha ware Randall Chase, Chariao
board tion to which any parson who F irst 8 treat, Mr. Baber disclosed The shipbuilding industry, charged members present discussed thi* Morrison, Clydo Romaey and M r.
certificate lives to tha C ity to eligible to and tha taro men added th a t In with winning tha battla of tho program o f the U niversity of Bmltk.
enter, H. B. Pope, president ef
o f a tie, duplicate aw ards A tlantic, baa tocroaaad Its "on Scouting T raining Course which
to F a a S an
hw aye
Tha training course
frill be m ade by the association. order and undar construction’’ will bo o ffe n d to any man In fo r Dacambar will begin
th oH atof II
Bah the new the i maria ties, stated today.
Gena O. Boner and Zab Rat
Today begins tha contest which activities more than 400 percent tha state who a re interested to unlay a lls moan . and cams
liff, who compose tha contest will teat until Nov. 18 and win In tho almost Incredibly abort scouting a t Stetson University on through Sunday, according
Eaelreucoauatttee, painted o n t th n t any ners e f th e |1 0 , I X and |2 ■pan of on# yaar.
Dec. < and 7, Ralph Austin Sm ith, Mr. Sm ith and It will ha a n i
slogan concerning celery o r farm - prises will ha announced Nov.
On Oct. 18 o f this year U. 8. one of tha hosts to tha visiting lecture
eourxa, cons! '
teg w eald ha inadequate and th at t t nt "C ountry Store” night. The yaxda had abutldtog or undar leaders, stated today. .
fo u r lessona on th a
ana short, d malty tire phrase with
wtebtd to make tha contract 189 m erchant ships to
Thla council la cowpoaad o f subjects! Tha Klaman to a f
n
tog ontriaa fa th* taling 0,189,<08 grots
ton* Lako, Brevard, H alifax, O range, Leadership,
“
(te a r and straaaad th« whereas oa th a asm# day In West Volusia a a d Seminal* ~
y
,
i
a
n
fr
a
|
4L
a
I
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.
f
l
a
i
g
M
l
.
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l
a
n
u
n fg
. 1940—o n t yaar a a d 19 days a f- tie*. Present
aaaq aa ha d a. to r tha w ar began— th ara wax* j S l 1
Tba
Jadgq
7 7 - . , ______
only 114 ship* oa order. . _
—
Nazi Bombers
Hit Red Fleet
pnrtrd today after IVhilr lloUSi Conilm'rro (Irillin Is
conference Ih.t President
vn.c. ihr pending neutrality rv-
(
Russians Reoort Re
capture Of Kalinin
In Defense Drive
t »ln S l* 11Ht OT
Remainder Are Re
named A Voters
Favor 4 Mill Levy
Gut Nominated
At Candidate
For Commission
U. S. Is Caught
County To Get
6 M i l l i o n In In War, Declares
S t a t e Credi t Kiwanis Speaker
pppslpg Man
t i o n By
A* V o ted
Fund
From (ias Lack Of Interest I
Root Of Condition,
T * Law, AcU Of
Last L c g i s I a ( ure Says Rollins' Doan
Junkmen To Collect
Old Pots And Pans
Legion Sons’ Hand,
Joe Hendricks is
Expected Friday
Two Sanford Men
Discharged From
U. S. Army Duty
Worker Indicted On
Sabotage Charge
C ity Mews B riefs
Wanhlngton Double
P arkers Fined $20
aa - a
U. 8,-Africa Airline
To Bo EaUbliflhed
Scout Executive Council D iscusses
Training; Course A t Dinner M eeting
Sanford M erchants A ssociation
Will Sponsor Slogan Contest
.S a n fo rd
Nt MHER 59
German Troops Report
R eaching B lack Sea P
Congress Urged Tb
,
Pass Pending Re- l i c k e t
Only 5 New Men
Are E le c te d As
S ch o o l Trustees
1011
Club Plans To
y L oad H ospital Grountfe
•an..*.
Ship Building Is
Up 400 Percent
ilU ftp . * £ 3 ?
.V -i.'iA -’flS .ii.’. . ■»
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THE 8ANF0.RD 'HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
LaGuardia’s Election
The Sanford Herald
R a ta k lk k H
l»
W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 5. 1 9 1 1
FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
IM P
A* this is being written latent report^ Indiratc that
Mayor l.uHunnliu has ls*»-*n re-elected for u third term a*
head of the adm inistrative government of New York t'liy.
Considerable interest has l»een aroused by this cumpalgn.
partly la-cause rtf the colorful personality of New York's
mayor, und partly liecausc of the national implications in
volved in the election.
New York's cosmopolitan population is emphasized by
the fart that in this cnmpalgn the Mayor seeking re-elec
tion was a son of Italian parents, im m igrants from a
country not sup|s>sed to Is- particularly, friendly to the
United States ut the moment. Ilia opponent was an Irish
Im c t W-,- I —
rant *
a f f'athnlic. himself an immigrant, who got his sta rt in |-oll-• «.I n f l o w *
4
notice*
mt
ie«ta tmr fW ptirp«*« mi tics on the New York jsdlce force.
i»4e will l»e rk a ra r4 for
laidiiardin had the advantage of tieinft at one aial the
m
P RltfHUlRp fRlM.
VV#ml4 la m member mt The
If *4 PfMR Mblrk |a MrlR*
P tjlllr f to Ik# ume tmr re-Me- • f all aeaa fliRtleke*
A
l«
II « F
M «|
"(k »ru l«r
m In fkla pmmer mmd •
m l *»wi »aktlakr«l kertln.
rkla | r pakllmllsNl mt apeeltl
>kr« k a pain are n Is* reser, »d.
WEDNESDAY,
NOV.
S. 1941
BIBLE VERHE FOR TODAY
T B * BIBLE IS FULL <>F AS
SUBANCES
THAT
rllllHK
WHO DO GOD’H W1M, CAN.
NOT BE DEFEATED IN LIFE.
THEY CAN DO THE IMPOHSIB bfcr Jthovah it my atrrnzth
(ltd m y uhlrlH. My hear* tru -ti-l
In..Him and I am hrlpml. —I'aalm
ON T N B HIBCOVEnY OF THE
KLYSTRON HAY
(From
Thr
Virginia
Rrrirw)
quarterly
Another ray l
llnrlsnna
again;
Arid yet » • movp no n rarr to
COT*.
All sight U outward—mind
vision strain
Beyond tha known—iwrrelv*
reel
workers, socialist and communist parties.
During the In^t war IaiCuanlia served overseas with
distinclion with the air corps of the United Status Army.
Following the war he threw him self Into politics with «nch
enthusiasm that he was elected successlvejy to the Now
York State Assembly, the House of Representatives in
Washington, und in 1932 to the mayorship of New York
City, probably next to the Presidency, the biggest admin
istrative job in the country.
Ijiftuanlia's regime lias not been w ithout its mi-takes.
A* he himself has said, "When I pull n l>one, It's u Ix-aut.”
Rut withal, he has brought mure honesty and efficiency to
New York City's administration than would have l>een
thought possible for anyone to do at the tim e Samuel Seabury was investigating Mayor Walker's administration.
You havo to judge a man, not with perfection itself, but
with iiossilile alternatives.
Perhaps it Is only a strnw In the wind— It is from such
straws that public |>olicies arc made— but Mayor iJiGuardia's ro-election will be tuken as an endorsement of Pres
ident Roosevelt's foreign iwlicii-s, not only blcmoM I.aGuardia enjoyed the active support of Roosevelt, but ulso liecause the Now York Mayor has l»een one of th e most out
spoken critics of Hitlerism in the whole United States.
tn* i
and
AndersonG riffith
F u n e ra l
D irc c to t
7or. t - In.l St.
I to nr 4-S
Our prrsunal loan dr|iar Im .-I
ran (rrr yuu frum worry.
Krpay in munlhly inalalnirnl
"l.ow Cu,l"
Sanford Atlantic
National H ank
The
wkwn »:h
New Oil Fields Sought
Nichols, Mrs. L. W. Summerlin, Dot < 4ii, Mr* Sadie Hatch, Furl
Mr. and Mnt. Lionel N rlm m, ami
For tho firnt time in ycur.-t. the American nil industry •Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Vaughn, Chri*tina*; Mi** Ituth R. Jonra, M
n . ( ila d y * Ford, O rtu n d o ; Mr.
in drawing more crude from the g round, th a n i.-t being re Mr. and Mrs. SUinMrset, Mrt. I Mi:I** M*Ud T. Simpson, Mtn and Mr* (lid Bro w n , mnl Mr nml
W h it T ight hsvs wr, still primi placed by thu opening up of new, or expansion of older Elisabeth Talbot, and Mrs. 1)o:i I Mary I Krnnon, Mr*. McCtirrklt*. Mr* A h '* M oik’ um > ml duiiKhtiT*.
tive and crudr.
Middleton, Daytona llcarh.
I Sirs .Jay .MrCott'klr, Mm. W. •s/ Wiiii-r »‘arlt, Mr. ami Mr*.
Vassals oursslvrs, to surh vast field s
T h, Kev. and Mrs. Leon M. <
the Rev. J W. L ittle. Frrd I'.dhill, und Mi nntl Mr*. C*.
This has been mused by the rnpitl acceleration in pro Gambrell, Mrs. E. H. Robinaoni» ton,Krnnon,
vsins of power!
A. It.
and th»* lt«*v II. Join « of Tuinpj.
W hat rig h t have slaves to sway duction in the past year. The industry hus had to meet and Mra. William D uffett, Day.- It. W Hickrrt, Daytona Holly
Mr. and Mr- William Kilber
inflnituda
tuna
Calvary:
tha
Ktv.
H.
II.
Hill
Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Clark*
an abnormal increase in demand resulting from the broad
A A. Nliimn, Mi*.* Jcun
O r bend tha bough of ages to an
Martin, Laka Monroe; Mra. b E. *on. Dr K. D. Sulomon, Dr. J Moran. Mr. and Mr*. Ilvtiry Har
ening of defense production, pfus lirltish and now Russian (iordon. Mrs. T. II. Owens, Mrs.
b o d rt
Harrison
(iriffin.
Dr.
C.
II.
|<ol*
rison anti il.i irh*r. Mr* Dnn'td*.
requirement*.
J. O. Oakes, J O.
.............
Ogden, and ton. Dr W. W. William, Jack- (ivnt'Vi . Mr. und Mr*. 11ri l>«*r t
Shies, turning from tha spirit's
If the present ruto of increase in demand, now run T. V. Newman, Sevilla;' Mri. W,• aonvillr; and Mr. und Mr*. ( ’. Duval, Sariauitu; Mia* Miry Ami
vaaOfcula,
.
M. Brittain,
KulK*<rtst, tlu* It«v. M d'.llu, Juck*oiivilU ;* Mini Char
nlng 10 percent over lust year, continues for another year, D. Townsend, Mrs. Q. ta n gf#, ...........
W* fie* th* grvalar problem for
Mm. EL Simmons, Mrs. Mary and 'Ir».
M
.Jamva S. Day, leukc- hith* taiwtou, Winta-r (iunlcu; Dr.
it will be sufficient to cut the known" reserves from an Townsend,
th e lass,
Mra. Nolan
Fore, |a „d.
nml Mr*. J. S. Ilopkin*, Xaahvill#,
And, duped by maalrry, pretend estimated 11} to loss than 13 years supply, based on Int ir s . W. M. Jacobs, Mrs. G. G.I ta«- Ovit-dn
M rth-di-l Churcn
Arkmiau*; Mr, und .Mr*. A. (J.
est reports of the geologists,
-•-’•to ruts,
Jacob., Mra. Evtrl o B. Tribbla. ob.) t r v ,| n , eighth .naual lloiru- WflifijiT and Mr. and 5!r*. Sammy
D isaster waits ua, and the world a
(Tsuius.t*;
Mrs.
Helm*
Funk,
Coming
Duy
Sun-lay.
Nov.
mU-r
I Ltih/, Crulunta; J iuIki1 It.
To avoid such u depletion, and nt the sume time to
*, dlatr— :
-
and
p a r r for mor».
L et ua keep pace in mind a«d
, ■ h e a rt Sad soul—
L i s t : tab much knowlrdg* vail
the furthar goal.
DORA IIAGEMEYER.
Bdtn* Datrolt la-lira prlt-d
AJnbaaaador Halifax with ruttc-n
eggs. —
Did* —
« « sayt “ladlra"!
tu n
PragrrcHs Of Fducatlon
The Buwannre Drmuerat writes
a t ’ length on “ Huw to Educate
Y dureatr'. How would moving to |>aper. Suddenly he Imked up happily.
••Doggone.” he exclaimed, “ if I hain't
GterYW do t ’
Mra. Ella Garths, Allen G w tha, t*n-1The guest
-i-ukvr
th,. Warn. Mr. itu.l Mr*.
II. Ratliff.
Mr*. Vida Crosby, Mra. K. II., Morning Svrviru wan tin- Uov- Mr,4 Fuiinu* II. D *. Mr*. Frank
Mr. and Mr*. Wbotiit
, V "»nt; ,»n<J
Jonea.a * ,„ j «.
|J*lm .a,*.h»
|I
lU k e listen; Mm. Ella Peterson. tru. Oclando DiaUkt as District Sturdivnnt, Mr*. II. IL McCall,
Mra. M. A. Toillson, Mre. Orlen Superintendent lust June. Ilin-l; Sanford; Mr. and M ra II. J*
| i'hillipfl, and fran k I ataraon. i,+i wux ivrvni to rvrryoni*
j
»ou .l-aw. An-iuknEmporia.
| ssnt, a fter which mi informal \
The Rev. Alvin Inman, G. M. sung servico wus held.
Sarcon, J, T. Brooks, Cecils Gad* i The guest of honor for tho day |
dia, Mrs. Charles Groover, Mm.'w a s tha Revet. i:d J. W. A ustin,1
K. II. Causey and F. L. Gaddis, iVho w ai pa.itiir of thu cl urch
. Ntw Sm yrna; tha K«v. and Mr». In
and who m lin'd /to in
J. W. Hough, Mra. A. E. llaorir* Hi* active ministry la*: J*jnr if.
J a m n Hourh, J r . A. E * !ifr
30 y e a n of rontinuou* %erH a o w tro o ,
Mrt. J. E* Bmd- %fca in thc Florida ('onfjrvnco
to duak9 Mra. F ra n k ' Dtea, M n . . f il * Method!*; C h u ^ ‘i. Ho
FLORSHEIM
roiO TIM E SHOTS
J ,- - ‘
FOR MEN ~
SKYRIDEU SHOES for boys
B . L . P tb r k in s
CORRECT .MEN’S WKAIt
,
learned
write."
Mitw got up nntl looked over the scrawled lines across
bduad popular aa hr v a i oa the
m s * of Wales, but h* .till the paper.
"W hat do it say?" she asked.
draws a crowd.
"I don’t know," replied Uncle Exry, puzzled. "I hain't
■Je w -H ^ d d c k a is going to b« learned to read yit."—W inter Haven Herald.
,-rta Duke of Wlndaor may ndt
M 'junrn Friday. If you have any
IflM for tha good of the country,
g j' d a lrn 1 and, »r* him.
flu en t Rooaevrlt warn* that
oan try fares longer working
If "wa are to prearrvo our
o f UfaL What! We aien’t
trf tr y to -Ufrat Hitler
1 «ii Ml*a
aiaalff
sore la the F i r
get to do’ la -to
••Munich." What
la a ' Chambartam
DIALECTICS
' JonnaT fa* takln' up
it fu'T# baheflt of our
iertah,"
asdudmad
on*
ithren. "You knots,' h#>
h t f te taki ,a church
a ^ lt* ; aa* w# thoo*ht
togather and gl»» hl«i
moBt*nturn I-'—Wall 8t.
OVIKDO
II. Link, Mra. J . W, M ahla,
ami Mra. J. P. Cos assisted in
ssTvIng, decorating o r on the re .
crp tn n commit!** for bath days,
whU* Mra. R, P. Ktng, Mra. D.
B. Gammaga, Mra. Ralph King.
Mia# Maggta Harris. Mas. -Y soag
Harris, M rt. JA L . MMahtaa, Mra.
Milton Gor*. Mias EliahMk lio n ,
tar, Mlaa M argaret H arper aad
Ml«a A ldrtd Can* a*rv*d on
th*** roauntUata for one o f the
d are of the Aiaoclatlon.
Thao# from ooUafOewa U .
••H jjj* Trar* the R4»r. aad M r?
H-. W. Dlckart, Daytoha; L. O.
New, Daytona B tre h ;' P.. M.
Y e a rrtn . B. M. Walker. Mra. P .
M, Y .argan, Mra. R. M ..W *U u
ar, Mrs. PRO. the Rev. and Mrt.
Grad* Rndwdaa, E ,.'L . R en.. C.
-ran •Nfcrlnga; tha Rsv.
♦argln. Mr. aad Mra. J. Fred
SrhocflrUi,
B. ~. 1 Oray,
_______| Mrs.
.
m
Sra. Ban Yaargln, -----lira.
Mra., ---Klim
Yor mass, Mra. W. J . Walts. Jr.
and Mr. and Mm. C. N . North,
I ongwood, Mr. and Mra. William
E. Radar, Mia. L E. Taw. M n.
B. F MeWhortir Mrs. IL W.
Shmnon, Mra. W. P. Brooks.
J r , in# R at. W . P , Brooks, J r„
Mia S. A. EdaofUM, Mra. W.
L. fltoudrnmlre, Mra. R- N. Nippar, Mra. J . IL O akkngh, Mra.
A. J . PeUraon, M n . J . O. Cal
houn, Mrs- Allan Gomlar. M n .
Jr., the Rev. R. C.
th* Rev. R. W. Arat In,
M rt Carder, Mr. an I
rtU W*st Jr., Mr. and
mas Morgan and son.
ftp. and Mra. Floyd Wagdaughtar, Margaret Kay.
Vkca. yuo’f* djpliif, yo*r Wt
on any fob. p M * r *nd Uim to
Irrigation Systems
rtfitthNM nt right out of the
�WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1941
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oocial A nd rersonal Activities\ MChurih•Mec',n*
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RADIO NEWS
wnr.o
Ml* K II I an. >
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held m the annex ».n %
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MRS. 1.0URINK RE A I., Society Kdilo.
Social
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Telephone 148 ovi i th.
ITri-Hi-Y Has Party
Calcndai For Fre9hman <iirls,
. P e r s o n a l s __
da y
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devot ional
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W4« ('olid in' ted l»v Mi!* l! M
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I'lirnt i . who iho-e a- In* nt
in
eject, ’ Prayei. taV. n from th«*p» >
Tom Vernon %%h.
with ihi |i^ t haj.ie* of Matthew
IP
Kile | e|Mt tint nt .ii I \ Ml|« Rlaii.l
Plan*
r the Men*- • Itlb
in* *|H-rtl >e-»t«'ida> hire aith |M*r "• l «• nWitt,. Ari.I « •tinm»t*e.
friend*
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Mr and M
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lof Jut k-oti- *•-*»•«. Mt
f. •r thi* ineeti»»g
trille where Mi- Hamby will ciiM »pn *< nt
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WEDNESDAY
^ U ilir i Auxiliary ef Temple• ***^n,rn IC,r^ *t 11 party in the
*4-ho;:
I
auditorium
Monday
night
Beth N rarl will meet 111 Ihf
.
Community Center at H 00 |* M A program of mu»ical selection*
and
a
reading
were
enjoyed,
afThe regular Wedm-Muy eve
iting w n rifr ,,f Ktr-t Church of
* , r ''
Refreshment* were syrved in
Christ, Scientist, v%111 meet m the
om an't Club tonight at * no p
school lunch room following
due to the ri modeling Ilf the the aortal hour
Member* attending were* the
church on Ka*t Second Street
• Mi**e* Elizabeth Vaughn, l.oi*
THURSDAY
Caldwell,
Vesta Ann White. Jean
The regular meeting of >Vm
inole Chapter Two of the (>. E. Whigham Anir*'ln Mrisch I'h n r.
£ . will b , hr lil in the Ma ionic l""*'
M»U«»i- J>»'" Hue.
“ »ll at 7:30 I'. M
.l«k. Nttncv HntM.ii.. V irgin..
T h , regular ' im-rlmg of the Chupmsn. W im fc.l t,.v rll. Kr»n.
South Sill. I'rlnini y IV T. A. • • * l»a«»-. laturelle Dutton. Su.
will be hrl.l in th. .eh,m| amliinr. -«n K .rtl,) L.ms N>pp,r.
ium at -t oo |> \|
Ptpptn.
Karl,nr
Killy.
ratty '"f '
N 1
T hr Srmmi.li. r minty F n l-ra- H•••»«-. S«* "« T..,.. Mon. K ath. h™” '
a ™ of Wuuutu*. Clubs . i l l Hin t •■urn- S p r n c r
l.utiria l.orm ly. | ^ (i'() Vl‘,,|im-'
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at the Iconic wood Civic la-agm* Ann Stine
h atlu v n
W tggin*. . ~
beginning at |0 Oil A M and Elizabeth Fite and R. h. cei S te.
, It i
vi-it me
lasting until .1 00 P. M. with veil*
‘
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--- -----«ia\* in Mat nil bit
lunch being served at noon by
h n *hmen attending included
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Mi- t )ii'.•Is Wil—i.
the hoatess cluo.
the Mi-*es Stella Cherry. iW o .
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Delll ••II -tt it
( *Hill t k ii •tile
A The r E II . under the di. thy Thomas. Mary W arren. Bet » , |i<i#
At ant
h i- |i-ft f.«r agent \e -t . r.lax
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T ectirn of Mr* S E Andrews, tv Currodi. Ennlv Ander*on. Cle«
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where h« Im* gi'd'iilcil flee.l >f g*• \%mg »»••*»• iL*lid'I *•
will have charge of the morn Tucker. l>oti* MeDaniel. Ibxie
X
pOAltlOII
an.♦ orchard - in a li\. .(' h.'iii*
ing sewing session f*.r the Red Croalry, Marjorie llaldeman. Illl1
1pull. » at Hu im *i trig .(
Crosa
*da Dean. M m a Dee| -r. Marv
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The West Sole Pnnuiry I* T 'Codwm . Ruth
Danger. Helen I
I le •r M tha! *lle 1- tiun r lllh a Inch ri n- 1• 11 at t»l
A. will meet at ‘J dll P M t«» Sjohlom. Minnie Ruth Odhttm. will regret It.
i «mii -• 1' •.ken
arm) home . f Mrs 1! D V i'
Wr preceded by a meeting of the ! Dorothy Lyons, Patricia Schultz, •■uffering f’nun
Mr. Wil ..III -t.it* >1 »».,ii
officers at 2 110 P M in Him I.uctle Altman.
Audrey
Bach, which she -u-t itrie.l in a fall at 1 lilt*’«
4 |- <l||l|«ls» t t O »l
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school auditorium
Mildred Robson. Camille B»ti"n her honn ell Palin >*i.i A\ el Hie the be *tSlat*
f. .I |ieo|l|e III th* ri 111Id
The Town-end < lull will h a v Chuilotte True. Mary Joyce Ste yesterdax
|ioi!
-how
I h;»Y * -1 . rig
bill r •'
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its regular meeting m the t ’ourt ven*. Muriel Nipper. Doris Irene
Im
d
ihst K hurl. |„
I Word ha* Im>mi 11 . i. ... |
llouao nt 7 30 P M
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Sj« hlom and Ruby Sjohlom
r r >, ‘ ' " 11 tor -.••IN ii • I i.
A Th«* T E 1. Class of the Fir*t
Also the Misses Roberta Evan*. Mi •* Eve \ n S t ••ri m «1,.adder ■•>
. hu- " ,r 11
' ■ ri h 1. It • an I
Baptist Church "ill meet at the Martha Brown.
I.oren#* Short.)| Mr aimI Mi • t It
*1bet ’
.hom e of Mr* W Pixlrr on West Kathryn Lord. Ethel Brown, li a r . , hern initial* •I into i,lt.» nl,in '" 'left. l.-n. \lei ill
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M lit.* . t loll ••I
lM*r*hi|» of 1Pi II. »h 1•I.i -,ir.ii it v
Fourth Street at ; to V M
j n e tt Miller. Joyce Mitchell Ju . ber*hi|»
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winch »** Hi Id. m•FRIDAY
lia Milligan. Cecelia
Mdligm at Stet,*.*ii 1 lll\ • I \ in 1 I.I* n .i (ioodspeod
w.i* named i t- id* »i•
The
Women’s
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of \v anda Hasty. Annette Abrams, , where sh
Mr * <illV St .1 f for d. v ■ |.I« •
^ h r i s t ia n Sen ire of the Metlual^t Martha Page. Lucy Ward. E le a -(
Tolar and | d e n t, Mr* D h' N' i ...... I •• • •
rhurch directed hy Ml - .1 L nor Howry. Sylvia Meisch. Ouida I Dr. and Mi* , .
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Mr*
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Cl»rk will h \ e char g». of the Davis. Helen
Hickson, b l i t h ,.
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afternoon *e**ion f•** the Red, Chestnut. Marian Pearson. N’el. ! t*i?.w!/i.. the m e e t in g o f the ' A f t e r tin •.i•—»**••- > *-i I
Florida Mednal Sm»|.-I\ which | di*no*ed nf the h-»*t
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Cross in the Woman - ( l »h
lie Dean Bales, Rerti** Mae Stein.
Mi. i -ii, w
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Sr.
dr.
list
llai><■"
r II Katliff
Mrs, U il*on Talk:
To Monroe (itoup
Th. Am.mui In ’... '
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m n jr .t “* tbi I h -iiim Hut " ‘ t W brlrh.l. S hlrl.y Cameron. Cath- 1
Angi hi l t II
I \h*\ al
attended the tea which \\ i- giv.
10 IV
erine (Mark. Jean llall. Paulin.* | rn at the home «if Dr uud Mr*
S A T IK im . , ,
i, 1 McLellan. Louise
flier*
AMcoV
f, ,
T h , O r ,liu n Mu«i« • bib will
0u|lU r „ | tl,n> W ,lh ,ln .in » !0 ,," ncUJ ! ,n
rv_
meet at the Fannie S. Mun-oii Nihlack, *.:ia__•
Mildred Dagur. Marion
t
Ktuilio. tint Myrtlr Avenue, at
b
3:15 P. M
Mr* R W R tipi.. lit. «Ium
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MONDAY
, .tv lluvman. Miirv Ijiui.i- Smith
I man. presided oxer iho me. »i*,g
CirclM of IH* W. M. U
t
u llarily
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j ««f St Ann’- Chupfoi
ili»- \\ .»
the Kirnt Itnpti.t t hurt h
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Miss Marjorie t ’oglurn nnd • men’* Auxilnirv "f H"l\ *
meet »t 3 .10 P. M. »t ^
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Mi«» Mary < hapnian , n t,r l» in „ l' Kpi«p»p«l I'lmr. h «l,„ I,
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of thr following:
,
nt the home of M* • R I. t or
the
C irri, One. » i‘h Mr". J.
nell
on
Mon«lav
aftenuem
StlnM iph-r. -*410 P*rk Avrnu
Report* ' f V!%•* X.111*01 • «“ IM
1formei on Do* I,* go* Ih- i evenClr»l, Two, with Mm J_ c.
inu
K..r .t-nrinir high in th r imttees were henr«l and the »•
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, *ir* , n. i L’; P ul€*j|*o"- •upcrlnMl. . r . rlln , . , lmrr a l , in.under **f th** .
YOC'LL HAVE
tend of the Junior Department of
r « ipnmt of a powdrr r»«, spent in *ew mg on ailn le* f •
th , MfthralUt Sunday Sch.ail. onPrw.-dinir
the
uam r.
th , the hazaur whu-h will be h. I
nounerd th , follnwins * , twinir hc.te.* ,* „ r v „ l
a
“h a t , , , , on Der %. The »ex» ni
tl«
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honor
mil
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th
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month
r r T i
supper to th , g u „ t* . l),coratfon, will he held Ht the hi»m.
of October:
com in f If you
rr, ul.o in krvpinir with the R I Dean mi Indmn
Kverrtt H oov,r.
Kay Sho,- w
U t ua
h a rv r.t th ,m , with l>««k,ta of Village
inakcr, Juliunnv 11,11. Ilarlmra fruit
Mr* t *'•» o» || -er-ved
and horn, of pl,nty ta-.i.u
la-. Chapman. Nancy F ittr, Mary
m enu le th** following
us.'.l
to
advantage.
F rm c,» Harvey, Francn* Pavlick,
I? I
Mr« Rnprecht.
Mr*
T hat nmoolh
P r,» ,n t
with the ho«l,«»,»
m ill. W a n t J .o n n , Willlamr,
nr r Mr- II II 1 ..I. ..,*
tlru
with •
were: Mr* Guy Wood. Jr., Mr*. , Whit
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Nancy
Jean
Appleby,
Alice
11,1dm.
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Jn Hailey, Donald Kutrell. Ran J. W. Altman. Mia* Dorl* Hall. '>*’*. 1 'l . ,,,,,l"w" v;
treud* —yog'll
Miss Jane *Shar«j/i. Miss M argin. M'ddex^ .lr* I
I.
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dall
G«ff.
Jimmie
Harvey.
George
1 --Mr* <» < lair M hite n» d M
■ ti now flratSima. Jr.,
Elwood
'William*.
R elti and Mi»* Carlin Palnur.
Um Hr* mile
Alex V.nigh n
Charles
Lanainr,
Martha
Mae
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age a t halt
Chapman and Mancy Friend.
L a.V niC n R a l l y T a k l 'S
th* coat!
('hurctufciroup .Meets
At Cornell Home
.
a
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... 7‘ !I,rid«>' ( lull Meet*
At Coghurn Home
Sunday School H onor,;M
h‘“
Roll Is Announced Ip'"'*" r|u',i •'
S»IV a n d
thr
h"™
* ,f ,hr
Cind hymtliUht'd in I*mvi •»
and white J* to 4 4
The YO WELL Co.
• NO KICK
RECAP
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WELSH TIRE SHOP
V aW ag lala«
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Nogatrton
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TODAY AND
THURSDAY
; Th« swelnsplrinr flaxh of
miihly galleons. . . cutlasaea ringing In battles for
• gold, for beautiful ladies,
for supremacy .of the
Spanish Main! Here U the
. “ Robin Hood of the Sea,"
dwarfing all past achieve9 menu of the adventure!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Luther McWhorter
Jam es Lee
Mrs. W. T. Ravenel
NOTICE
Members o f U»e finance com
mittee of the South Bide Primary
Parent TaaaSer Asioclatlon reKret th at the name o f McCrary's
was omitted from the list nf
donors which appeared in the is
sue of The Sanford Herald on
Monday.
Mitchell, t i l l Maanolilia Avenue.
Circle Three, with Mrs. J . T.
Denton, Magnolia Avenue.
Circle Four, w ith Mrs E. C.
Harper, Rose Court, Mrs. 8. A.
Edenf leld co-hoe tees.
Circle Viva, with Mrs. W. D.
Gardiner, 41S Magnolia Avenue.
Circle S li, w ith Mrs. H. E.
Turner, 110 W ait Seventeenth
Street, with M n . 0 . a Roller
ac roJtoaleaa.______ ____________
Place In Orlando Armistice Dance Will
Feature Floor Show
Several men o f
th . First
Christian Church attended th ,
—
church rally of laymrn in th , I •'I*'
I . *Irwin, w n
Central Church of Orlando lu»l1chairman nf th , d a rn , *..... .
rveninir. “ In an effort to >rw>r |
thi* innrnim; ................I "
men in the church to the poasthili->the Armistice |)av |i a n „ «l .
ty within their rewch o f the srrvi • |
hrmu held in th.- Ann..rx
they may render the church, a ,h'’ '* * n in r nf S'.«v II. .Im
numlier of the churches in fe n . | inir the Armisti,.- Day nrtivo
trml Florida are promoting thr end sponmrrd by th , A m .. .
movement of rvangellam throuah I 's-lflon nnd Auxiliary, will frai
men," it was stated by V. II I *n elaborate floor show »t In
G rantham , minister of th , ha-al .’clock.
church.
1 An "Klcanor IW e ll" r» iln
“ Men are deeply intcre*tc<l in will le presented bv Ml«* M "
the work th at they have the ability Klliala-th llin irl: Mi»* K ltr a l,'1
to do and the responsibility p la c d Franklin will ilanrr hii adviio. •
upon them In this
program," “ Waltx Rhythm"; and Gail II"
kins will execute a
“ I’ow. I<
continued Mr. Grantham.
Dr. Robert 0 . Weaver, minister A stslre" rhythm. Tl»>., takn •
of Eaat Point Church In Atlanta, part in th , floor show are
Ga„ addressed the group of mrn dents of the Ruth Gonlon U n t>
last night and urged them to Dancing Studio.
“launch nut In tho task of church
building for Christ.*
1
Attending from tho Sanford
church were: Mr. Grantham, KCordell, Ray Fog, 0 . D. Londrear.
8r., J. L .'N Ib b c k , George Town-,
•end, and Charloa Elmore, former 1
minister of tha Sanford rhurch.
The next meeting of the lay
men will bo hold In the Orlando
Central Church In January, 1943.
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Sanford, F lorida'
W. R. “SPEEDY” WILLIS
,iii(l on y
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• . . and listen
Satisfies ■" r,l4 ',b ,.'ci»“,c" '
I wish to thunk tho voter* of San*
•
ford for their confidence in me a.s
expiessed in Tuesday's election.
t o b s c c o * - ‘» *
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tobaccoj
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THANKS..........
Auto Punting & Body Repair
308 W. 2nd 81
Royfiri xl-px | riot
llt#>tch«(L hdritl » riib»y»
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!, ' b« '.c * .rc n , tobacco.
to re
k e y . . . l * * ‘" ’ '
S r r 'hcCs,ru
' ' om I ,
that money
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ATTENTION FOLKS!
EVERY NIGHT 18 NEW YEAR'S EVE AT JACKS!
Jack la back from Broadway with Um k lc a t
PANORAM
Km^
As your city commissioner l will
strive to carry on the duties of the
office in such a manner us to justify
your faith.
^
O ^ Bwadway and HoHywood stars
r if k t kef o n jraw ayoa.
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JACK'S DEW DROP INN
H. James Gut
(P A ID
P O U T trA I.
Alit .)
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BUYING HAS
^ R E D I T buying is the cornerstone of our country’s fi
nancial stricture'. It has been so for a long- time. Credit buy
ing* has be^A responsible for the building of large industries
of' every type and description. Credit buying has been th e me*
fKOd by which’
thousands of Americans
have been able to
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start, and build successfully, private enterprises of -every
fcitod. Credit buying has been one of the basic reasons for the
high standard of living .which we enjoy in this country. Cre
dit buying has given emplo;
ms of [Americans*'
ROfidnt goVernm
rr.'TT|n n T ) r k i t t «*•»«•
staNment or credit buying m this city or*ftnj
l e r i c a n : ..
i- •
I »<• llU'.
city. I t ia true th at som em inor regulations
stalled with the view in mind of aiding defense industries.
This la as it should b#.- However, contrary to the opinion of
a g re a t many people of the buying public, purchases can
still be made off v ety easy terms.
The minor regulations which have been put into effect are
pH H mhall number of items. However, these regulatory mea
sures have caused rmCUafnesa to a large portion of the buying
fwrtdio. The fact is €hfft fno&t business houses which have
Celling 6ft credit tor' £ears ate operating very nearly
fWd flgfiie as S tay s. Furthermore, th eir credit terms, in most
the safhe as thosd prescribed by the recent
HERE ARE THE FACTS
eti convenient easy terms any merchan
te been buying on credit right along.
bought oh
J has been placed under certain mipoi
fVv^niiient* but even these cah stilt h
soriea, diamonds, watches, jcWelry, silverware, floor coyerlngs, draperies, bed coverings, clothing, lighting m i fares, paint, rioting material, wallpaper, etc.
4—The follm
10% and
merchandise
t be paM In
have a down payment of
HMh 18 nrorifli*... New
prings, mattresses, etc.,
Is Utile, if ahy, different
f AlJ f ’ •*'
iWer-driv
gdMtfWWehf regulations.
•» • * ► —
f l t i periilOft tfho wishes to buy an article of jewelry, autog iOM suit, furniture for the home, an electric refri
gerator,- or almost anything else, can still obtain it easily
gflrf convefrfemtly as HO Always did, by making a moderate
d^^Ch' payment and patfhg out the balance over the period of
»•$«*. qr.10 ifaorttfei.
®frWyo*)« nrho'bAjW orr crodlt not only beiefi
himself, but
S •(down
tern
nth■ • . . r a n
i
�•M A V au im g c - i t i t '-
By R.J.SCOTT
SC R A PB O O K 1
Right Reverend John l>. Wing
administered th r ritr »f Con
firmation
a t * Chrot
Church
Sunday aftrnoon.
Three adult* wrere confirmed by
th« Bishop who al*o preached
an inspiring sermon
From Longwood several Isiy*
have Joined the Navy, John S
Searcy, R otcrt O. Elgin, Roy U
Williamson, Norman North. Wd.
lartl l e a k , H arris () North and
Billy Prosser.
1 It waa Ftetaon I'ay at thr
Baptist church last Sunday when
ftVe ministerial students Hunt
f.iat University had charge of
; all services. At mun eti old1 fashioned dinner wn« served in
Sunny-shsde 1‘arV.
| The Civic League is making
' preparations for an interesting
' session of the Seminole County
d a ie g .a t Um Community ijoueo
ft bdfjfw .Ufr1«UWlf^ b | | | ^
'hfla drunk Mid diem W ad »
targe of reckless driving agafaet.
Im in the City Court hold a t
f
^
g
&
l
ir s s a w k S
area wei*» brought
before
[i in several montni. ,
j Of tha white . cases,
the
,■
C ry *
S aturday lliit F,' *
<**
»»~&«llh wsatsSSiSS
a■tin-a ^Clubs,
r K DSistrictK Seven,
S •&
.
FRESH
-flL L A M O O K
S!h*i f Orders
a
ROCK
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H i AD, O U q C H ,
qL a &s or-m t
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m u*, is s v tc r ^ B
A B A V l-T U t
___ S U R T A X 6 f $ E A * ,tU S
g f i
F R .iq U lM - fiy
PEEK
BROKER
W ORLDS *
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fttffAqt ^ T A M P -g y U
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/1« ELEODES,
A . D E S Y R U C / r iV k —
( V /rttA T B E t f U E ,
Sft'AKDE OK Yft
I H
■SPECIAL p l L l V K R W
He a
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p
y j He h
DON'T "M ISS THE BOAT
D lS - f U R B E P
S fX M P -ftlM " M E A S U M 4
....
tirn s in 12 slates unless Ibeir
dispute is certified In (lie na,
tional defense mediutmn board
by Nov. 14.
Mayer said Friday’s meeting
would be uttended by Aaron
Ilorvltx, U. S. conciliation ser
vice commissii ner, and other
Washington officials. The union’s
negotiating committee, hcadej by
John J. Moran, of Pittsburgh,
union president, and representa
tives of the A. T. & T. mans
agsraent win sit in, Mayer said.
The umcn seeks a 4 ,'iercent
wage increase and other concea.
•lone. Tha
company
contends
union refused to resume nego
tiations for a new contract uu.
leas
the management
Would
agree M, advance' to immediate
wege Increases, "regardless of
CAnditlotn In various areas."
Coming in Often
SEE US NOW
For a Good Gar
Priced R ight
EASY TERMS
1940 Chevrolet Deluxe
Town Sedan.... 650.00
1910 Plymouth De
luxe Fordor
Sedan .......... 675.00
1938 Chevrolet Coupe
with Radio— 415.00
1937 Chevrolet Town
Sedan _____ 395.00
1937 Plymouth De
luxe Fordor
Sedxn ___ —
395.00
1937 Chevrolet Cabrollct .......... 385.00
1937 OMumoblle Club
Coupe _____ 365.00
1>sl it iiiiis
U ^ » W M o u ie j t i i a u M L ,
;
't V A r C r t M t l *
Trade-ins on the
NEW 1942
CHEVROLET
*X. t liit Lcn
•s
W U . S 6 BW^iAvT
[ M r . and Mrs. C. K . Watson
trWc to axgrsas th eir: spprSCla.to- .»
. . . -of• .th*.<
a.
tIon
to tk
tha--------peeple
munlty who h*M vliltod • the
Soda M art d u rin g -th e p o s t1few
* 6 . and Mrs. J. O. Lybrand,
Carl, Eleanor, and Miriam left
Sunday to make their home In
>A0ren. 8. C. Mlsa Nell Lybrand
la making her home w ith ' Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Bates.
Friday evening. Mrs, Ida • Mae
K ltlingsr had a Hallowe'sn F m .
lie a t h er home fn ri Jo e ‘ and
Jackie. Coatumga were In order
»nd the youngstern had • a big
time bobbing apples and cele
brating In the usual m anner.
LONGWOOD
United 8tatea Alcohol T ax Unit;
UUatnon Pompey, reckless drlv*
Inf, $25 or CO days; Jam es
!! WA.SHINGTQN,. - Nov. 5 .-0 P )
—Ataociate DlrMfor Sidney Hill
man .of tha OPM .sa id .th e com
mittee representing ike striking
—nst . c o a st. wsi.Ura employed on
important shipbuilding projects
bad . agreed to aak strikers to re
turn to work immediately,
bulldlnga at a ^ ' of 66 Army i Strikers w ara'-estim ated ly
campe. Three butldlnge , contain tha OPM a t SjDOO, by tba union
offices, consultation rooms, lie- a t 20,000 left their Jobs three
quarian for the Rad Cross weeks ago demanding that the
ff,.and a recaption room ■ami A. F. of L. raaognfso them as
Mature room fey alamos In Red
a separate union.
Cross fln t aid and homo nurs
Stoppages spread and
last
ing sourest.
night several Alabama Industrie*
were affected.
. .
U. S. Is Caught
In War, D eclares
Kiwanis Speaker
The Kiwauiana were en ter,
tallied hy Hollins students of
the i onsurvatury of music. Miss
Deris llognn, n third year stu.
dent sang “ Ecstasy" and "Lulla
by” with Miss Mary Eliiabeth
Upchurch as accompanist an.l
Miss Marian Russ, pianist, played
"W ldmung” and “ y e rc h e ’’ from
"Love of the Three O ranges."
Mrs
|toy
Mann,
publicity
chairman of the Seminole Coun
ty Chapter of tha Red Cross, ex
plain.'. I the work r f the , Rad
Cross. The duty of the organiia.
t(nn is to aid arm ed forces and
Vaterans, do home service work.
tnv> •ligate home ci million* of
service men and recommend fu r.
louehs when "ereasary. she said.
Disaster relief is one of the
im portant roll* of the Red Cross
which furnishes nurses, suppllra,
bandages and even blood plasma,
Mra. Mann declared, First-aid
staUona are established along
the highways for use in ra te of
TEST PILOT KILLED
U fou Koto been thinkin<f ubout ownin'! y«*tir own
kooit • • • and you luil lo imikm tl route line
tha nail law month* lh«ia it an ««ce*l|wn| clom* t
that you will laal t*ry much Uka tha (allow who hut
Ju*t
tha boat**
TODAY EVERY FACTOR 13 FAVORABin In Inms
budding. Casts ats still low . . . and Ihs I LD1 HAL
HOUSING ADMINISTRATION has mads horns budd
ing leans mors acoaomlcal and sasisr la cany Ibuia
, BURBANK. Calif.. N..v .
(£>)— A lockheed IM * Intel
Inr plane, one r f the »i
speediest ships, rrnshed ill
House and burned Tuesday
tween Burbank and C.lendale
pilot, Ralph Vinlen. 11, a I
heed teat pilot. w*. trappe
IN V E S TIG A TE . . . Investigate b« fora tha Luil.iin.y
businsss picks up la such an sslanl ihut eusU m il i . j
L E G A L N O T IC E a . _ _
— which Isay aia sura lo do.
VOi ll Is
COME IN AND LET U3 TULL YOU HOW EAUY lluME
* isl 1
Nullr# Is h -r el, >'
OWNERSHIP D TODAY.
Sin -iigsa-n •" |||(.
.*»• I’tark
bu«ln*«R •*
jlanfiinl. Kl«rMn lo Ihr •
w
Plurk. un«l»r «l Ill-lllllHI* tiamr
tlottsrn **"• "I' ••11 .«i>sl Ihtit 1 In*.
Unit to r»sl"'-! siHil o.ioi** pur •
no *»f il>»* K'r• uunt lo tii»
iltlou* N*m» HiMiutw" t * t*|.t#r F R E N C H A V K . A T S l h S T
in*M U w a of b*)oml4) «il I, lh-
1
T o p « |u u l i t y c a r
o f lo H jiv st p r i c ’d- 1'ic‘l d
Good-looking, roomy, new /D id
a
1036 Ford Fordar
Sedan .........
255.00
Telephone Strike To
Qe Negotiated Friday
T ouch to n
drug co.
Many spatial StwUbaktr features at n3 extra cost!
^ Finest materials and craftsnumship!
W Remarkable gas end oil milccqc!
low repair cost I Top trade-in vuluc!
NEW YORK; Hmr. 5 — Oft
inry Mayer, counaal f for the
deration of long llnea talapbnne
irkars
(Independent |,
anunced Tuesday night that a
nfervnca had bean arranged
a unlon’i differences with the
aerlcan Telaphop and Talaapb Company; *'■
BILL’S PA'
Detskryo 8*l°, Russia, waa the
first town on tha European con
tinent to be -lighted by electrL
e'ty.
tunica-
agatfri'in--
• C la ssiH ed
e m e n ts
MAFFBTF
220
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a u t o s e r v ic e
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ABOUT THAT PL A’/ OF j
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P. G. A. Plans
$5,000 Purses
. For Tourneys
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CiCM ARDSON.
CHICAGO
Not. 5.-<;F>— A '
long-rang, plan of tournament
operations with . 15000 mini,
mam p u n e for .11 I’. G. A.
tourney, and Ihs granting of
supervisory - control of
thoae
events to F rrd Corcoran, lour,
nam m t hurrau
manager,
waa
•nnounerd today by Tom Walsh,
president of
the Profession.!
Colters Aaaociation.
Walah, who will not run for
re-election a t neat week's an
nual I’. G. A. Contention h ere,’
eaid the organization executive
committee already haa approved
aeveral rrcommemiatlona where.)
by the I*. G. A. hope* to Improve
and extend ita tournament schc-
MAGtfrjeTTB U F i MAl-F
o le of tu g pcAoueW
fAsseas o4 cau-eetAftf.
C A /^.y
dula.
Germans Report
~ R eaching Black
- Sea In South
Chicago Bears
Still W ondering
About 16-14 L o3s
By Jack So-t!:
MIDWEST STAR ^ -
CHICAGO.
Nov.
S .- O F l- I f
the Green Hay I’arkera used as
-ecret defense to stop the famed
Chicago Bears. 16 to 14, last
Sunrlay it still is a secret to at
leist three members of the Bear
family—and they d like to te let
in on It.
These thrreQ uartrrharks
Sid
l^jckman and Bob Snyder and
Coach Paddy Driscoll—said so
Tuesday to several hundred fans
I who g sth rrrd at the weekly pro
huddle luncheon intent oil dig
ging out the deep, dark mystery |
)of the Pack methods in handing
[ the Bears their first 1041 set
back
The fans can't he blamed for
looking for mysteries, for there
are a lot of stories going the
rounds nn how the Packers beat
the "unbeatable" Chicago club.
One is' that Ross Letlow, star
Y l* lrr,» w V 'l .VsWIuerl ty Injury
for two months, studied" fn* Rears
through five games and found
a way to stop the Bears T "
formation offense. The Packers
have been a little reluctant to
-ay how they did It.
"There
was nothing
secret
about that Packer defense," said
llriseoll. "Most teams havn used
a seven-man lin,. against it. The
) Packers used s sevbn ami elanian line all afternoon. We were
, down and the Packers were up,
th a ts all 7 think the boys tried
' too hard."
Luckman said "It was ju st one (
of those days I'll admit I <ailed
| too many passing plays, but th e|
seven-man line is an invitation
1lo pass. Our running game
wasn't o f , the best and I wasn t
hitting my receivers. Did th«I sellers win the gsm e or we
lose it? Friends—the only an
swer to that one is tho score —
16 to 14 In favor of Green Bay."
Snyder aaiil his club suffered
tadly from "Hutaonltla.”
"w e put five guya on that
lion Hutson (great Packer end)
on every pass play—ahd then
look up to see some other P ic k
er catching the ball," he said.
< r e s iu .e e C M
y e s ix ’o A o
Twenty FIVE
Jl
ra ts O w l
110 miles south of tha capital,
waa claimed to be "floundering"
In ita third day, with thousands
of Naxl corpses piled up on rotds
south of tno capital
. __ by aavage
Soviet artiU eTr'barragea.
In the Crime*, however, the
Soviet position continued desper
ate, with split Russian forces
backed up to tho tea at Sevas
topol and Kerch and threatened
with tha horror af a “double
Dunkirk" attem pt a t evacuation
under artillery and dive bomber
bombardment.
The Germans
were believed
within artillery range of the
Black Sea naval base of Sevas
topol In tho strath and to the
east had planted tho Naxl flag
a t Feodosiya, port 60 miles from
Kerch and tha narrow Kerthen- L lM 'le U )
»k> sUxi* .-aspnc
-thv 'Gviaeaw
from the norther n •C r a m os. Both
Sevastopol and Kerch were under
devastating N atl a ir attack.
“ We've felt the 15000 mini,
mum haa been nreded for aome
time,'' Walah laid, "and
next
Week I will recommend
that
first place money in our own
P. G. A. championship be in
creased from tlOOO to |3500.
I
"Corcoran la thoroughly fam il
iar with the tournament setup
anil his efficient hsndling of
past tourneys makes him the
man to take charge of th c a e 1
•vents. It has happened, some-'
times, that players who consist
D. X. A m y XlcasJ Caves rtase
ently behave in an ungentlaman- ,
ly manner enter our tourneys
l.inmln
MsrVesgh
(HghtV.
United
States
M
inister
to Iceland, Inspects
and their conduct reflects on the j
damage inflicted when the'U . 8. destroyer h'ronip was torpedoed near
P. G. A. One of rO reo rsn 'e Jobs
Ireland, kijllng 11 men. The A'sarag, escorting a convoy, was speeding
■will be to pass on the eligibility
lo the help of another convey under attack by Naxl subs whtn-ahe was
of the entrants.'’
blaited, according to Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
>
In the event of a tie for tour
ney championship, Walah aald,
tha playsrs will In the future ^
play for 50 percent of th* p lay -)
■a! ADOto/1 <o
o ff goto in addltlan to the re g -,
MlS ACCoRATfr
ular prise money. Entries will to j
^ 5 PAMl/JO JlAdMf It
limited to 150 plavera and qual-|
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A
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Ifylng rounds will be held, ho
said. In addition, 6 percent of |
the total prize money of the P. |
0 . A- tournaments will be e a r. (
marked for bureau
expenses,,
thus insuring permanent reten
H rra k fm t— D inner— Supper
tion of the bureau.
“ Llqiillnr of the fields to 150
entrants should speed up play
Free Delivery—I'hone 103
and prove beneficial both to
players and fans," Walsh said.
It's s lls s rS r o w rase Owe!
GAINF.SVII.LK. Nov. 5
Tha P. G. A. executive aald he
rnulii have reached an American
(Special)—
Tom
Meh
will
hr
the
would recommend next week that
|»irl in the time which elapsed
MAYOR RE-ELECTED
We Fill All Prescription*
Corcoran bo given a three-year first to adm it a Florida victory between Iho nttnrk anil its iliscontract inatead of a one-year over Georgia would lie un rv . clnaurr.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Nov. 5 (
rerdlngly
satisfying
outcome
for
document which the P. G. A.
The Snlinus was the fourth H — — Racialist Mayor Jasper
baa extended for several y ean . Saturday's game In Jacksonville, S. navy ship to rln .h wtlb Adnlf McLevy won a fifth term
by)
hut this is no time to deni in H iller's li-bnals Ip t!»•• Atlantic
fanciful dreams nml hope., but sinre this war began. The d r. 12,356 votes, the second Isrgest I
plurality of his career, Tuesday.
to face stern rrslitlrs.
And the reality of the wit na slroyer Greer had a Idoodlca en He polled 24.H00 to 8274 MF
gagement with a submarine un Milton McDonald, Democrat, and
tion la simply that the Florida Sept. 4; the destroyer Kearny
By Jack I - Herring
1061 for Nelson A. P arker, Re.
In spite of four losses and mentor «nw the Grorgla Bulldogr limpril 4011 miles lack In port uliliran.
one win the Feds have te rn In their win «Vcr Auburn Inst nflcr tiring torpedoed vm Oct.
through a lot this season and week, and te put it mildly, he'/ 17, and the Heiiben Janies was
Vary much deserved
tha
rest ordered an exlra supply «>f ns. sunk on Ort, 30-31.
which they
rrcelved
Monday plrln tablets for the hondsrhe
T hr Navy's announcement that
afternoon. CoachMcLucaa
held he’s been rnrrying since last Sat It Is believed all living aurviv.
urday
night.
only a short skull practice Mon
ora (nf the Reuben James) were
day, outlining ths Tallahassee i "This Hlnkwirh is absolutely rescued," marked the greatest
all
thev’vs
said
he
la,”
comment,
offense and dafanae and axplalntingle Amrrtcan Navy vessel dis.
tng some oX tha strategy which eff Lleb.
“ And Georgia has the heav aster sinre the U. S. S. Maino ex
be plana
to useag ain st
Uu>
ploded in the h a ttm ' a t Havana,
iest line In lls history.” reflect, Cuba,
Lions hero FHJay nils.
with is loss of '.'AO officers
Coach journeyed to Jackson ed 8am McAllister, G ator line nd men.
ville Thursday nit# to vyatch the roach, who rn re coached the
The
destroyer ha I 142 men
conference leader,
engage the Georgia forward wall.
aboard when Die st< el.nosed tn r.
'
“And
while
they've
given
the
Lee Generate of that city In an
prdn crashed into her. Tonight,
axelting encounter to which Tally great play to Slnkwlrh, you can on Iho basis r f the Navy a n .
put
It
down
that
Ijim
ar
Duvis
Is
lo s t C arter of the Lion .quad
nouncement. 37 members of her
<b a very fine back, In fact Mc ju st about as g rrat a back," both personnel were dead; eight weye
Lucaa aald th at he waa the fin coerhea agreed.
minded and 37 were safe and
■*.*
I McAllister pointed ou t that unhurt.
est back th a t he had seen In
several years. Greene doe. all Cliff Kimsry, Georgia's hillliant
□ Torpedoman □ Aarographar
ft
!
□ Aviation Machinist
o f the pasting for tha l.lona blocking back, has hail only about
NAZI* M AKE A M E N D S •
b u t Carter carries tha brunt of flvs minutes relief In a total of
□
Radioman
□
Distal
Engineer
|
LISBON, Nov. 6
</;•> - G er.
□ Muter
four big games.
tha ground attack.
many has given fu't u t'-faetin n
Lleb,
who
saw
Grorgla
twlco
□ Boilermaker
□ Photographer
□ Fire Controlman
|
Tha Tally line averages about
In the form of a thip of about
180 pounds. This line la flanked last year— the week before they equal tonnage ami presented
□
Aviation
Motalamltii
□
Bandmaster
□
Fireman
1
played
Florida,
and
In
t
i
e
Gator
by two very capable boy*. T aft
apologies to P o etical for the
and Rueeell, T a ft having caught game, aaya It's a more powerful sinking of the t*orti {uete fralgh.
□ Turret Captain
□ Diver
1
□ Painter
a spectacular pass against Lee team by a considerable margin ta r Corta Real while ll waa a n .
than the 104(1 edition.
□
Seaman
fo r ■ score.
□
Stenographer
□ Parachutist
route In the United States.
Last yaar Slnkwlrh d id n 't play.
Yesterday tha locate held only
□ Carpenter
□ Welder
□ Electrician
■ short practice which consisted He's tha reason most -fans flgmostly of tha backs, Brannon ura Georgia will top the Gators
□
Horizontal
Bambtr
□ Water Tender
by
a
comfortable
margin
when
and Farrell kicking and the
linesmen running uowo
under tha ahoutlng la all over Saturday,
□ Ordaancomaa
□ Pharmacist'a Mata
□ Storekeeper
,
DUE TO COLD
them. Following this McLucaa
□
Moldor
□
Hospital
Apprentice
□
MatalsmHh
lined up a second string outfit
In tlthe Tally formatlona and ax□ Yeoman
□ Cadi
□ SMitflttar
plained the situation which tha
■buy a bottle of MENTHO-MULFads would hin up against Kri□ Steward
□ Musician
□
Bakar
.
,
BION,
the
s
c
i
e
n
tif
ic
pnpereU
en
day nils.
which In a FIG Syrup bass deposits
SHORT ' SHOTS—In spite of
□
Bombslght
Machaaic
□ Commissary Steward (
□
Optical
MockaaJc
• medicinal Ingredients la your sys
tha loss of tha Fads Friday
tem lo help expel tickling p b k m
□
Boatswain
□
Dcatal
Techaklan
□ Gunner
niU did you notice thawondorIrritated throat Managua and
When periodic functional dis tooths
fol school spirit af ths student
help ease nervous teaala
□ Signalman
□
Bagler
□
Quartermaster
tress
begins
to
make
you
miser
ante of M B N T H O M U I-----tody! Keep It up.—Th* boys
cl
liked the white ball used In tha able, why not do as thousands lleted an Um label sad your awwdoc-,
Orlando game because (they said) of woman and taka CARDUII It to r can tell you Ita merits. A t drug-,
g is ts.S a tis fa c tio n guaraa* ~
ft waa easier to handle ana tee— may be used S ways.First t To
nrriojlc distress, teed or money back. (Oe A IL
We ran up against a couple of help relieve
Road To England
Gator Coaches
Is Road To Death,
Or d e r Aspirin
For Georgia Game Is Berlin Report
EAT
AT LANEY’S
DRUG STORE
Laney’s Drug Store
SPORTS CHATTER
•
n U D U m m ■ 1. 1 1
/ WEDNESDAY, vNOVEMBER
S, 1*41
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
)Nw>; Prj
m
DODGE
1940 D odge Deluxe Coupe
1939 Plymouth T ud or.... .
1938 Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan 495
1938
Plymouth 4 Dr Sedan
1937 Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan
455
395
1937 Pontiac 8 4 Dr S ed an ..
All of the above cars have the
Guarantee.
WHICH OF THESE 45
DO YOU WANT RIGHT
FK££ rfCHMOU TM/B/H& BOAT* IfOQ.
Became a
navai
A v / A T r o # .£ u c r K / a r r o K # 6 i* ty fffr r
OM£K m w s ABO tVCATTOBS
OMW 6000f* y WH/l£ yOJUABB.
cboos£ you* jo b £Rom tb/s u s r
. COUGH
THBMUTOPIEtEt
Double Help for
W OM EN!
|t
all stats men and soma boys
who had gamed honorable men
tion Friday. Msbba’ wa w on
-Don't think th at tho
havo left the naerestlon
you see the Tally players,
paint thalr faces and bands
• gruesome red before every
blood
game and emit
xtart 8 days before “tha time’
and follow directions. Second i
Te aid In building' entri
strength—through bettor appeti
increased flow of gastric Jake
which should help digestion—taka
It by directions as a tonle. T
CARDUII
—Al
tey^wtoswsM.k
jn
E X T E R M IN A T E !
tha Banford-Orlando fame,
Italy 4000 tha lent!Tbanlu folks the Fads
ta your loyal support
will gat U rolling T it
a n that maybe Coach
gat some help with tha
tha form of an asalst‘
to handle
yaar
tha
is Include • » •
Ha»?a. baj
It’d kinds herd
iyoqmMt v
LsxsUvss can't
ilk
"
Protect Your
How you can get steady pay with regular increases up to
$ 126 a month (and keep) guaranteed by the U. S. Navy.
"T
m m a r m v an
I
1
MJUBO. u uadse sad I
r«—|-----tuvu to »
f
1
exp&r/* m d /q
)DAY( Urn N avy offers you th a ch ases o f a U M m
lZ & £ w l ! 2 u * £> a Job o f y o u r cfaooafaf. W bat'e
your bobby? R a d io ... lying,..merhawdmT Tho N avy m n
make you an expert la your flold through ftm training
worth 91800 *y M T o r m o ra. . . training the* pays Mg
dividend* whether or not you remain in ipe
,
You don’t mod money. You dop’l mod oaporiooeo.
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I
y r T ^ sg r 1
R 1 M I
ttt
r
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T * : : • •• * i r r . y : - -••
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B w M i C o u n ty Prodncvg
jtf
I tr r a lit
P raU Aa4 V cftU blea T h u A»J
B f I h r A r m |n I W i d a
XlX I Il
i,U .S .
EaUbOahed la 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA,
tS
h B D A y!
R ussia Handicapped
By Lack Of Second
W ar Front, States
• Prem ier Over Radio
P r e s i d e n t Assails
Labor And Industry
Leaders Who Ate
Delaying D e f e n s e
Red Leader Predicts
F a l l O f Hitler’s
Order Any Moment
' frvt 1 n atio n * to plan fo r a souttd
*(»cih1 e» oftomic worM orilrr af.
ter the war
I*hr
I'r.^ident
axxmlrd
th*
••mi»icin.|*ir few. b«»th industriftlH lf a n . I leudrt* «»f labor — fo r
' plncmg |»t r*nnal advantage above
•he w i l f u l • of ihe I 'n i tf t i Stall's
anil for delaying the defttlae
output l»v lio.iijf "economic powtir'*
t«» f»»rre art I'ptanrr of their q*>
mandx ruthei than uaing ettftb.
Ii*hed int*.hat ion machinery.
LO N D O N . Nov. 6 —f/F>—
Russia, fighting “a war
of liberation alone against
Germany" and her allies, is
handicapped by lack of a se
cond European front, but
“the assistance riven hv
lit* xpoke to J 5 tl th’ l f g a t c a f a .
Great Britain and the Unit
prexentin^
(;| nations
at
the
ed S tates is of great imoort•Ninrluiling a ’aiiiiii of the I n t t r .
# tc e , and growing continual
n at iorul L a b o r O ffirf conference.
Edwin Henry McIntyre, <3, wo« perched a.gh
u...
„f
rem ier Joseph Stalin de
ly" PiSremler
ed today In .an
an address ovei ■he Sisth Street bridge across the Allegheny in | ‘itt.|.o ig h c m .
clartd
. .
Threat Of Rail
Strike Grows
More Serious
*
WASHINGTON. Nov. 0 --<Ah
— fre.irle~r Hoosevelt dr clartd
,tude / f y. v » n )rn b ,> ; ^ A s ‘ki»f ■{
made "im
unlimited
commit,
ment" tliMt there shall be i i
free worlal. nil. I called «»n $ ||
4 Vi M illion Nazis
m Are Claimed. Lost
C
Member Associated Cresa
NOVEMBER
N
fi. 1911
M M IIK R fiO
Germans
m % 3Ru“ ns Claim
Says Roosevelt /,■
RctfCSt In Donets Basin
Suicide-To-Be Changes Mind
*Aid Growing,
S ay s S ta lin
the Moscow radio.
German losses in the Russian
campaign have reached 1,500,daad, wounded uc captured,
tin aaid and "If the German*
w ant a w ar of destruction they
will certainly get It."
Ha added, "the policy of th<
Red arm y is to destroy the tier,
mans to the very last man," and
# i a t H itler's "new order is rea
dy to collapse at any moment ami
bury H itler in its ruins."
An authoritative London source
declared today that the naval aid
the United States la now giving
# r i t * l n would make poaaible the
in te n sific a tio n o f tha Oritiah
NaVy’a blockade against the A ils
aid -V ich y French shipping.
Sanford Is T hr Only Central
Florida City Affording Kail, llig h w a j
And W ater Traasportatlon
lemjllating luicide because hia wife left him lint . I .,. ,m.*h ,ni.| hifathec, Roy. (a t left) are shown helping him down ,,|i. r tsslkiistf
him out of taking the dive. The henrlbrokcn mun ija.l phoneil a
newspaper and explained hia intentions before <iiitiluritr *he i.n.lg.
Orlando Chosen For
Nurses Meeting ’41
V io len t N e w O f f e n
sive A g a in s t M o s
cow
Is
Stopped,
R ed D is p a tc h e s .S »> -
The Corporal And His Bride
Bri^ht Picture Is
Painted In Crimea
'arriers And I n ions
D i s a p p o i n t cd In
Finding Of Board
London Sees Little
I'rmrress In Drive
To Black Sea Ports
W \ > III\ i;r o N .
•*.
— Th. thri'Ml ol .1 railroH.I - m k « ’
grs v» in.ir,
dt’Hplt.’
,|
««*i miii* lu<sl itiglil
|l| I'dlllt’MllHl
reuimiiii inijiiiHi
ill,it
U 'H I 'f .
n* t aa„e|.|fe,| f'rrse
S«»\ i»' ■ i i i . i i i t . h I'x I '. il a v lie rla r ril
th a t
111.
( i i 'r m a i H
Wt'l'l*
f t i i - . i d iir
1*m i l l
Ilia*
«•«*• !»’*• 1■I t . i n
/ Hill
u f Hi)*
1K iih 't
K i w i ha XIII
in
(hi*
( rk r a in « ■ n m l 1*1*1M•1 tl ■il t h a t a
v in lf ld llt'U ■ l i f t x 1Vi' a g a in .s t
Mitsi'nW
■*|l>|l|M'll.
h a il h r i It
T h .* pi. 1 tin* w ax til f I . r i u h l r s t \ .'t 1 ■inn1n l In i
U ii.a s iu ’.H
arinii-* tl the i t ii lie I
• If lung L o n 1 n'* -t ...l\ If et
.Ion uni 4 .t. .| that du • licrtnan s
hiul nm 1. Ilttl
P* *'if r ■h « In w a rd
ih r lllii* k < .’il N iv il 1 ii - c of Sevnt(ti|M»| ■till* a- l.i't Mi i.lay when
le
fe , . . n . .1
th fy
Jo
miles
away
llitl. . ' f.el.l lu ti.|.iuiirtt*rH ilerliin s l i '»•• pill 'lilt uf the enem y
wax im 1iin iiu ^ ul. »»f the elllirt*
i riim m fi.uit itii.l lixy ••iti'il that
ewi'tmi* «• N\ ,1* hruketl in
Soviet
'r . receive* u l«»vlng kl*n from dii* m.»« iitaitio •lit! ..f Se vnxlo|Hi|
••ii th. » . n l i a fr. IH
i wetl.litig m Kiverwide I hurt It,
A u d i. 111u 11\ . 1 •11.1..ti i|iiartiarx
•ltt‘\ Hlllltll, I II I l|d •111* |l’t III fl 4 I " tui.l
!i •*1.1V el.
t it*
lii'rm u u
ItMth* will ritiirn i.i film work , .Irik •' oil M mm •\v l i.Mti the fro n t
igtllf It Un d y -.t i t " . ■
i in har.artl4
.lllll t||ff|«*4$|t |. x
■( nxxauldiitf
M im mv •V *li-| I.i\ i *i hf . itigriimx of
tHi* i it> N five •I*l> •nt er ilefenxo
xyxt.'m.
la xt
t Th.*
(iv rim 11X
eli lined
I j.'tU.iHMt
« lit|<L»>•^ of iht* nation * . a n i. '-*
be g ratrsl ti'inpttrarv
\%agf in
rrt :i*»-* an.I that '.’UO.lHIll ••f tin in
b«* givfii witittiuii* u ith |>a\
( lin f* id list- ops » ating Intttherhoo.N *tatt-«l at t hn ago that
the
i t\«-mint’ntlal lout.
falling
*h«»rt nf tlemaiitlt. di’iv ,m»o*t
il na ppoiiit mg
and "aid
they
c«»ultl not r«’c«iiiiint'tid thfin to
Dio rank atnl file nf union tiifm.
bti*hi|> lluvbt’Vfl, nil ft|i|k«* tail
bt dturteil fu r ,'lt) .la>*, under
the law
Mthough
ru lro a tl
Intmla a<L
vii licet I on the .New Y«.rk m ark it , "poktMmt'ii fur i n i i i t i * alto
rt|i|t‘MCt| tlitappointim -iit ,tt Iht?
ktiar.1*
rffum iiuntlatit.ri*
Tlu*
Rtatt nn nt. i»AUt*tl by t ••iimnttft ^
of ta ^ lfin . w n t i t n and -south*
f j 't c i n Inn*#. *ai itl tin*
burtlt’ii
uould I n- Inti j»rcat
hi’ f.it t - 1Hiding lioai.l whit h
T IO l.I.l W ont) UKACII. Nov. fl.
—</P> The Moriila Nurse*' A*-oClHtiuli W• <lne-day chose Or'
lando for u« ItUg convention
and
re-elected
i..a
president,
Mm* Martha Stetson, St. PeteCa*
1urg.
Other officer* iinnouncnl We»L
*
ii«*«T i*>■ |*i t 't.li nl
nr-duy
Mm * Ehirence Jones, \k il •
/
X i$ *
Jacksonville.
vice
prreident} ItlH.w •Veit to 1ink min the •Ii''.
1
1
Hit
n
uM-e
anti
u
i.
\N
put..
'.nil
tin'
rt..
folio.
Mr*. Ann Tiunpkina, lacsburgi
i|H’rNliiij; 1 |l I'siinii • 1 . , m,|,
second v irr president, Miaa Grace cut •• l> Witul'i miM'
.«I'
Tu.immi imhi .i \ «.ti
llansnn. St Auguatine. treaaursrt Clt'ls
\«II ••> m*r$* i «t niniiit iEIt a1. dlt’ N«•NV t . ilk «
and Mias Madalr** lla ie l, BU
K'dii iuMrfl. • ii llit* it' <>•9III|»t ItsJ» E« it Il> fltllfih*
Prteraburg. srervtary.
III 1 oil VW«••
These were chosen directors) that Ihr luutlx I’lUlM nil .1111 INI
fn-tglit
p
... ,
.
1 •"'** In rs Nelson. Jacksonville; ihin-9•III til lilt’ • a “a* llict
Likewise, he aaid, Britain
I ' o r H i g h A v e r a g e s Mr*- Shirley Re.cau. Miami; mill p a s t e i i g c r i u l r s a n . t s r r u g u
henceforth should be- able to op
of u IhiuI f» poi t e n t to i i i r r t tin'
___
K
Ml.. Lnl« U r laikt, U kalaiuli
i
e r a t e more actively id the PbcL
James Allrnby ,Jmt high acoro 1 M'*s R uth E. Mettlngrc. Jack- Mt1.1*,| f x p t ’in tr Th,. liv e t»pt*mt*
Mambort of the Sanford Minis.
I*rial Association hav# announr. in slow firing while A. t'. !)»r >onvillr; Mur Furu Millmor, Or. in g IrntNcrhiHNls, w ith t h e i r XWy.
flight ihul th»*ir eentrul offen»ive
laiulo and Mr*. Etrlka Young^ Ot il iiifmher.s lm<l asked wapo
*1 Ihs room s which will b* o f.
hun-aac* of ylm ut
Ul
|M*rr«*til
in the Crimea had l*n»kun ihrovifti
ftrtd At Utf InUr-dcnomination- tliick t.Mik top honor* In timed I Chattahoorh
M L
I f ion , a n r t t i m n U H l m a x i m u m o t
1 <i tile Hint k S«4 over the 5000*
a id r.ij.ij firing at tha weekly
footahiirh Yntln M«*iinYnlna «ome.
v
a iln». "i.^ bo»»d renmil ^ ^ ^ n m sstl ^ M ^T * U n !h rth l>7 tiV te c th lf nfi'ftis Sc.nlnoU. C h u M y lR a f l l A f l d ~ S n d W ,
In
Seminole
\
W
illtl
1
v
i-iter
where lo’t weett Kerch and Se
1mcn-lrd Increase* o f 7 **» |»er-|
i
Mi*1 Intrvnatiunal I O '.ui1
R**|;Cun Ghth yesterday■nftersotm on
n il
C2
tl
i
m
|
l
ulilts
fni
yeurx.
many
vastopol. hut there wiH no evi.
I.clous Education and scheduled the lake-front firing rang*. Ned
M IlS
a O U t L .v ...,* ; rht. | |
unom
M.•adi e» ti. •v% tunning 11 dll. e- ill'IHT* of |•V'‘IfII'ajg til t-OMAI’IJIM'llCe
to be conducted in Sanford on
Smith,
Srervtary
rengtted
tmlii)
n
,
mimbirnn’
.
nlmut
IH
H
I.IH
M
l
men.
Nov, JO, Doc. 1, 2, and 3, accord
~j — r .
\ • 1 ......1 full >n htx h.une 'late, f.ir Ihe •lnve<* dir«'«-tly upon
thowe major port^.
Two shunter*. A.C. Yoinllv i limn in the southeast OOol *mtw ,
s»»sst*-*l III to Jit cent, an
Two more men will be Jflit by ing to rotiring secretary, tho
III••$••• •. iid. l a$'V. II ye iilx III re.
M oreover, ii -tnnihf im prove.
and Jasper Wolfe lied for second in the midwest spotted " h e mi lM",r ,nu"
n'~
The H erald to
Uncle
Sam’s Rev. Martin Bram.
In ..... nt
no nt
in tin* IttiwMiun iNixilion
• " ,l“u,
,,,,w
^ e r r lc e a tomorrow when Dan SeuFour courses will be offered pVce In all trree matches. Err tinn'* weather map with variety'
M»*. \|i'.»ib* l|Vhs» |iva“4 ill | S'flg .1 Isssi 11 Mo-itiw wih plain ly *U|fsenrr* yesterday.
the Ixaud
«uggc»tcd an addition
• t a r l k and
Dwight Armstrong, In connection with tha training Ihe full .course match
avc. | Ab.Mll .ll lfftlb‘11* .»f lisssitb'j; II. w i mhI iluritiir t h p t i m e b»* •»|m, ii»I^ i;p*l«'il toith |»y (le rtim it wilencu
printers, leave for Macon, Go., ■ours*, A N«w Testament our- AllenbV, Derthiek ami Y^inallv *The ruins were fairlv .o-n.., >,l i «l J o ut* on hour, or an
............ .................. ............
te take preliminary* training In •ey by the Rev. W. P. Ilrook*. ench finished with is total of in lh<
•III.
b.i\»’ b » « u rm iiu b tl up by im H u m i d . \%«m In ■« f i i i t rut*' i« to that theater and l»v a S o . *
|l imiIInn' iI saw I'M# Tvnss)
to cut into a drouth
which
The l«n*id also proposed Mint 1till* lb.I • | b’plirt llll’Mt, WMlklllJf
tha Navy.
The Church Through the Ccn.tir. 291.
Ill’ll h r Wll-a II Mil II horM*
Other m atfh scores for the promoted OPM to order a M irk- the
,,r none employes id
So far The Harold has su r. e i by 'tha Kav. II. A. Matzeii,
u h l f h h r hiul tr u i l i r t l iiimI n*t|r
C'ompmiv
I
w
illi
tb
f
M
irrifft*
offiyo
*iml
hnl*
rendered five man to the call Christian Evangelism
by
.he afternoon Were: Wolfe, 290; II out in seven state*. Forecasters; the Railway Ksprrs* *’.......
.......... .....
pa.it
Iviti* lillHM'ir in lilt* o i r i t m t mill t b r
only ^a trace mi
of m.dstur In* giuntitl mrrviiM*x of 7 S cvlili Irm l Igrtil •. in Ihr
( I tha services, three of them llvv. A. R. B a t’l.eici and Guid- Williams, 292} Scodder of Win reported
**|liitifi,
hivciimg
Ti'b 'ifrw p h '
Tapscntt,
in
'th
e
north'G
eorgia
and
T»n%.*
|
an
hour
over
unannounced
pre.lw
<rk<.
I
Im
f
l:«v
Williams
rani
tt,
the north Georgia
Ten%.*
re p o r te r* and two from the back ng Children in Christian Growth ter Park. 291; J. M _ T■apsm
slllli"! (b ill h r llllrtiil'* lit " « lu r t
as
•
.........
— ___
___1 .L
l_-_ .were
. . . . ...at#
aeulo*
I|je
Saw
,. 1 1 .
275;
Jam
es
Webb.
271*And
Hardy,
*eo
power
area
trod
skies
sent
scale*.
*
i«
i.i.,
shop. Glenn Govocek and Julian >y It. E. Kipp.
slit- h iU -r
hid / III g tl I in i II*I Hu
clearing.
All wagerecmnmen<lati*Mi*
a* 1 tun wonwiti
win caught Tin-*. td.il* Ihr* hall »tiiM»n "
Stenetrom , reporters, moved out
9. A. Andrews was elected by 270.
According
to
Byrd
Goode,
range
Snow
covered
moat
of
Minnei
proposed
,y
the
hoard
would
he'duy
wh.o
the
police
discover..!
tha
association
to
serve
as
l>
<
an
with the National Guard a year
I h.it ittiipr p.'ipt i* ill tlr m i tb
sveniges *»ta nml surrounding states, j effective as of Sept
I, B ill, nod I aenrh.- m nditch on the
w,--- 111v* I hr Htl.yi’ui tilil.niKii •* him
ago an d oro still serving. Mr. of tha School and the Rev. officer for the club,
th*. meet hardening the beuted descent o f 1 terminate aulninstically on
ik e -nlc ..| town,the th ie f relate!
^Jiovocck la stationed a t Camp George Ziemer was elected to which will be usesI in
, •si id
in
1 hi oilglunit the yeui X
were found Iasi w o k
U ila n d in g and Mr. Stenstrom is the office of secretary for the for presentation of meslalt on winter. In'advillr, Colo., shivered II, I'J|2, unlcsiw an etten-nm I )
Mlfllf 1*4*1. k I.* th e d.l VIX Mill'll Satlie i •f tuketw for the dinner
Nov. 19, are now being compiled under 15 degree* and Papareo. wa. mutually agreed u|>on. I In. [no.I iiiln . nr... c ite d in the Mu
la Jacktonvilla w ith a medical course’s duration.
Im
. s r ii iin; wax III 1t a lies Mun •lay n<Khl in honor of Sen.
was suggested, the boanl **nl,| ru e p s ' f.iiirt for selling Inpmr
detachment
Among othar activities which from the latest re c o riU 'o f cm Wyu., hail a low of 21.
\|. 4de ••wiled, 1iruine •1. l.r.d ulnr nm I Mm . Claude Pepper »•«
l>t<au*«' lh« "many unerrtaintIrx w ilh i'iK •.'$ lii’PiHi* o r tu rn e d $»\$t i
Word has been received that the members who orers present tcaUnU.
and drove '*une nf t he t«•'t ru t. I'l.'u n tx mt; miiti«fitetorily
and
brxrttini:
any
analyxi*
of
tho
,
|
tto*
Kftlvrul
ntf«*nt«
to
I
m
*
|t«a*.
i
Frank (owles, who was inducted discussed was the Thankigivin.r
ill dn* United s u i i I'X Mix unit of
rconomy
«»f
thU
country
for
tl»«*
%
,
I
for
«i'llin
£
untuxeil
It.
1
C
|
u
b
.
Uat month at Camp Blandtng. Is Union Service a t the Presbyterhoi •w Mill1 known dn Oilgh.ntl the III*
thiw county W
rxiatitik* national cnuTgi'ncy main*' ^ u, r
U e w with the cooat artiUsry In l/n Church. This service will be dub to havo an aqtml and
th*- land it « folixlxllent VVIninix : ex|»e lilt
ii y lliggin* of
it unainc to rrcummrnd rhani(«*!*
11
ln|Uor ih nunle of fe$*d 1and tin- Mead'
^ tr g ln U . Mr. Cowteo took the conducted Nor. 27 a t 9:30 A. M. cii'nee to win, no matter ho'
in bavii* wa^w ratex a t thia tlim*M
itiisl jMihrur and |mck« hi .ill imHitf i it h ”* and now he th u niortiinir, in rentindittir e v e r y .
oath of th e ' Regular United with the llev. Bram, who Is good o r how poor his average
An organisation meeting for
|M u.t, •
wa||0p- than regStates Army on hia Induction at leaving Sanford soon to become score may be. Mr. Goode said. the men's Garden Club will he except for certain minimum ratex
another
potential J mu* who plan# to go to Nvcuru
whlen
,K
a
h«mrd
nmnoiM
l.
the board proposed.
1ular l.on.leT 'ilqim r ' rh i’e f ' Wil. I a' inn' r“"" "'f
esmp.
rector of 8L Andrews Church
hi* or her ticket before S atur
held at th* Recreation Building
It
was
auggeated
that
the■
wag«
rxn|a
mPI).
„
nd
i.
very
poti.
j
„u
k.
r
and
Ti-tth.
Iw.th day noon.
Don Senkarik, I I, has bean In hi Tamps, delivering tha sermon
on Oje la k e Shore Boulevard to structuro of the railroads tv »*- -u|nr with th* negroe*.
negro**.
It
i.
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,
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r
r
r
„f
i(„.
fi„
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j
A schedule for services at the
Harold shop for about a
f
night at 8:00 o'clock, according to nmVrd about Dec. 31, 1942, "in
"A fine program ha* been n r.
r and a half and has Uvad County Home for the coming
an announcement tsy Thomas C. light of exUting economic con hy the makerx for about half i horti x ever d«*velope«l by Meade, | ran^P<|
Mi lliggin* *aid, “ with
Sanford for about 10 years, firs Sundays was also announc
Bolt, who at the firs t meeting nf ditions'* of the industry and the the p»u - • f li«|iior Rold in Rtitrex. who won l*i ntraight atxrtx witlt s t.na| lir K. E. ll«»iixholdvr >erv.
was graduated from Semin. ed a t the masting- hi consecu
I
•
lO'eiimki
r
Iwfote
Miffrrtnt;
a
_
• ______ , the group was appointed chairton*tma*ti'r and with
in at av
High School previous to his tive cider, the churches are:
Two cars ran together a t I «rh n,aM „f the nominating rommlttee. country.
def.at *
Chnrlex Morriion in charge of
II Joining The Herald staff.
Solvation Army, Full Gospel Avenue and Fifth S treet yeater
In order to give n clearer in- the muaic and Harry Kudell a t
At th*, meeting tonight, ha ex
"
Dwight Armstrong, 19, a ML Tabernacle, Presbyterian. Christ ■lay causing damage to both ve- phined, officers for the coming
night on ill** trainer** aucee** u * the piano. The Itev. .Martin Urani
hiees but no injury to the oc y rar will be elected and plan* tlvo Jan. I, 1942. for the em-1
- f # B l u f woo born Inara and at. ian and tha Methodl-1.
a driver, other puerr* were men* will pronounce the invocation and
tended the Miami High School
The Rev. W, P. Brcoks, Jr., cupants, though Mr*. Rami M«Ti- will Ik1 made for future meeting* ploye-memlier* of the 14 non
t ii n**I t'liarlen
SlimiKiiit wax \V. A. Lcfflcr will ntnke thu a d .
Ha baa been In the printing was elected to fill the unexplred wether, driver of on# of the cans of the club. He ^particularly operating unions. These include
LAKELAND. Nov. fl
<'V> : .Ir-cnlx'd a* It “consistent' b'lfldrea* of welcome.
trad# for throe years and work- U>m of the Rev. Brain as as;- was bruised when aha struck the urgrd a good attendance in order aaeh w orker. “
R„H,rt* that a m eeting of
..........
money winner on the (,ram l| “ (gidies are especially invited.’*
clerk*.
I fright |.
ranal i■1’ircuil
Ing in the shop of The llerold retary-trsaaurv af ttk Sanford windshield, tha polics reported that th a wishes of aw ry one toilerm akcrx,
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track it. Wh**el«*r r
uMr.
. Higgins added, "as
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_________
we aru
handier, and maintenance of w ay ' r__
l“ ,nrnU
,h^ ’
today.
a t Intervale during that Uoie,
Ministerial Aaaodstion.
wool.I
he hdd in latkeland
aotin
might ba considered In selecting handler* I
» * vt ", hildi<hed fame under its ow ner* , n l |„ Us to show Mr*. Pepper who
Mrs. Meriwether, tlVveling west the officers and in ptm oing a employe*.
ny
*
'"
r*
[driving
and
fim.he.l
second
la
wl!|
accompany
her
husband,
*v.
1 A ^ r m a n e n t basic minimun,
on ETfth S treet in a Ford, was program.
MIAMI FIRM GETS LOAN
Walker, m anagerr - ‘Joccn McGregor who hroko the rry dom
U,!, courtaav.'?
possible
rm irtesy.'
wage
of
40
cents
an
hour
f
o
r
,v,l,
"
crossing P ark Avenue when, a
Flornla f’ilrua I’roducers Trade wurld* record
Other members of the nomina
rrcnril fur paerra.
Thomas G riffith of Ihe G rlf.
WASHINGTON, Nov. a —UP) negro, Richard Mathla. headjng ting committee ere Elton Hough employes of short-lino roads, and araoclnlion.
Other Mrade auccraara
were filh Advertising Agency will :>!
a permanent basic minimum wago
— Tha Reconstruction Finance south on Park Avanu^ In a ton and B. F. WMiner Jr.
But he would not aay Just twu Iro ttrrs, Trim m er ami Isis- *»
b* on the program to r a .
nl 45 cents an hour for employ** when or where
Corporation authorised a $000,- Cheverolet, h it the ro ar rrvl of her
the meeting
MIAMI, Now. •
The 000 loan Wednesday to In te r, csir. Tha automohlla driven by
of class A roads and Ihs Rail- would he held. "W e w ant no sir It and “many racing fans plain Ihe advertising plan* for
Overhaul
of
arm
y
alrplinrs
ron*idrr
Charleston
as
th*
| plan continent Aircraft corporation, Mrs. M eriwether skidded and hit
fA tevy Wednesday hl+fktrl
bb
Express Agency
pre. greatest Meade sucres*. II* was this county during tho coming
in tha weatem states Is center,
. a r r d b ^ U b . l « N . the I f.f th c o lu m n u ta o r saboteurs
„
Miami’s |2,year.
Miami.
a trao on the south w est corner. n l i t s large air depot in Sacra
a
trotter
and
a
t
•one
(line
Meade
( c V a lli- a • * r o . T w .l
*ent." he rsplam e.l.
alrport as a
mento,
Calif.
wa*
offered
$-'10,000
for
tho
trot
planes to BrL
ter but irfu*ed to sell."
On,, particular incident ws*
UntativsTha slty commiaalon
eonual
riled in which the opposing
to le i thd. army build
hnr-e failed tu appear tu run
fa r *09 moeb asks to
against Charleston, but later the
ba for.
OCALA- Nuv. 0 -<*>>— W.
owner set a purs* of $10,000
race
nf
tbe
aftern
o
o
n
1*
n
“
fre*
Tha
program
for
tha
A
m
is,
sleet
ion
of
board
members,
whose
against Meade's horse and when E. Kill*, chairm an, said W ednea.
County
•* Cassidy yesterday Mid
mid*ethers who era over• f18 Seminole
r nil’ for any type of out the two finally met, Charleston day th at tha agricultural com m it,
ever I I yes
years of ago are duty will bo to select plays sod
lias Day Outboard msat In San. fu
te* of the E'luriila Bankers A s.
board craft and any sUo or “walked off with the race."
ellglbla to haaoao
* erne members of characters and othar officers of
ford on Lake Monro# sponsored type motor.
sociation will meet In Tallahaa.
tha Sanford AnunatJe
dram
“Today
aa
Meade
races
past
players the club, oa wall « a discussion
Official* for th* rac* a* Hat the empty theater a t Amboy, in sec Friday tu decide on a p ro .
group which la scheduled to have of the p'ayara’ first project.
TH# City Coenmb* Ion will not by tho Msrchanta Association and
IM organisation masting tonight
Several rear* ago th* “ U tile m*#t In rvruU r M tio n next Mon- tha local Outboard club In con. ed under "Rule* and Rrgul-t. the process of training his colt, gram of livestock and agricul
Club
•» the Woman's O
ab building
holding on Theater Club" was prominent in day nl«Ht, If. K. Snytr, city clcrlr* nactlon with tha County Armls. lion*” are a* follows: W. B. El- fund memories
m utt
whir) tural development and to dolor,
Mao Day Celebration baa been lerbe. chairman of raea comm it, through his mind aa he dreams mine w hat the bankers of F lor.
Oak A vanasM T J0 o’clock-Mrs. Ranfoed arthrltioa and the Junior Mid today.
announced, and boatmen from tea; W. I). Hofmann, tim ekern- of Meade, another winner a t th* Ida might do under tha national
Woman's Club nrgad members of
which Is the old club, who still reside In
maatinc ot Iha advlxory Miami, Txmps,— DeLend, Trout r r ; Edmund Meisch, Judge: F. age of 80”. th* article concluded. defense program from an sgrlcuL
— ...
I
tural standpoint.
Thsatar Sanford, to attend tha organi
of th# Sanford State Rhrar and tho Florida Outboard A. Dy*on. A. F. Collum, W. HoL ■0
Members of tho bankers' ag rtl
sation meeting. Among members Farmara* M alta! haa baan post Association In Orlando have stat Ivhead, associata Judges; Frank
cultural com m utes a rs W. E.
HV a t tho of the did group warn 8am Bynl, poned bacaoaa of a conflict with ed Uvshr Intention to in te r the Evan* sod H erbert Anderson,
roura* and safaty patrol.
Ellis, Ocala, chairm an; Tom Ro
tonight will nlaywrite and actor:
Bvron
a f Ca
Conferva dinner canuato.
Th* rac* roura* Includes on*
land. V. II. N orthcutt and A1
Clshlag and service boats
bo tho Roe. M. 5
Stevens, architect and Nine Olivsr next Monday nigrt,
t , ’H.
li. J. Lehman,
triangular
mil*
sslth
tho
start
Sullivan.
with
motors
not
oa
Dawn.
managar af tha marks i said toTARPON SPRINGS. Nov. A th# manuncturara’ ad- ing and flnUhlng line a t this
■dosed innumerof 6*6 i r t h a n d . hell on Laka Monroe and (Special)— Dr. Roy Waldo Miner,
a f Which were
Md the local
Nslghhoring Masonic Lodgs* qualified for aotry in tho first each race b five miles in Wngth. curator of marine Ufa o f th*
A total of $138.90 In prises American 'M useum of N atural
various eon- trill mao# tonight a t 1:00 o'clock raea. Tha M at tkrsa races nr*
at tha Orlando Masonic Lodge an limited to service typo beats with will b* awarded (o winners of History, arrived here this week
FLORIDA — Portly cloudy and
Lako Eoln far n son-food dinner, motors af 12, 17.1, 22.5 boras, first, second, third and fourth to take a series of undersea p k - somewhat
colder tonight, prat idad
turs of th# sponge beds and
foikrwsd bg a bnalnaas masting to powsr, respectively, white the pbca of each raea.
In csss of had wsathar, tha make a study o f aponga Ufa. by showers In aoutr portion!
fifth n e t U limited to hydro,
jn * * 4 offtnars a4 nil
pianos and raging motors M t *x- racecourse will be la Lake Mary Miner *HI operate from hit Friday generally fair and slight*
I f colder south portion.
own cruiser, "Thetie".
ts « 4 ^ f 10.2# eu. in. JTIm last at Evaiudnl* P a rti ________
Religious Course Three Shooters
To Be Conducted Ti e F o r Lead
By City Ministers In Match Score
Inter • denominational Gun Club Members To
Training O f f e r e d
Be Awarded Medals
B y; Association
80-Year Old W i n t e r Visitor
At I.nnp'wood T r a i n s Pacers
Two More Men .
Lost B y«4teaM >
•T o Armed S e tte e s
Police Seize
Southeast
fill (gallons Of
Higgins Expects
I.urge Crowd At
Chamber Dinner
T t M«"’» (i,afden
fair Picks Officers Tomte
No One H urt As
Two Cara Collide
Anli-( anal Group
Mcolinj; Secretly
ii
% avy Blocks Army’s
Miami Airport Plans
eiow o^ssfsia
State Bankers Will
Meet A t Tallahassee
ArmUtice Day R aces To Be Sponsored
By Outboard Club And Local M erchants
L ittle Theater Chib W ill H ave
Organization M eeting T onight
a f f f 5 5 3 3 ,’3 & “c i
G ty Newt Briefs
tft& T "
f - L " S S a T f f i J •'
Marine Life Expert
To Study Sponge Beds
LOCAL WEATHER
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
NOVEMBER
3. I __-A
NI
_MONDAY,
_
__:____
_____________
completed before Urn opening of
petition for the mythical nation,
Tropical Park To
Florida Teams
th« uuon, but among thoee
al championship been dominated St Augustine To
[Minnesota And
t* n o d e or* now
by two teams which follow such
Have Improvements ohower will
room* and toilet fitcllltiee
routes to the same
Meet
Outsiders
Have
2
National
Texas * Still divergent
goal— victory.
CORAL GABLES. Nov. t - V W for horsemen. Work on these was
These two are Minnesota and
—
First among the many Improve ctartod almost immediately the
Next
Weekend
Link 'Matches
Hold Honors Texas and yesterday, when hor
ments, renovations and additions fascinating plant chanced hands,
x w rtm
given that T
•***
at
TM
fonl, Florida,
name A n d eru w re l
Home
register eetd
the tends of
we
statute-'
Circuit Court
F lo rid a
tlttlF F IT II.
w h ich
By B ILL BONI
NEW YORK. Nov. 3 — m Tbough tha college football rampalgn I* well past tha halfway
'markj it might be right back at
.the beginning for all tha anxwer
.- It has provided for the season's
* lending quest lens Which Is the
No. 1 team In the country?
.» Invariably that question has
‘ been hard to answsr, and Invar,
'iably any answer has been open
M o argument. But rarely baa com-
* *Z r
ALTMAN’S
USED
CARS _
-W ITH
TH AT Ci
Drop In to ncc um and
wo win gWe you n
deal that will Burprluc
yon.
1834 Ford
Tudor ---1134
Seden - ........
145.1
1031 ChtvroUt To*
Seden ______ 15.1.1
1 1038
Ford
'/Fordor ........
105.1
' 1038 Plymouth
I Coupe .......... 251.1
rible eastern weather conditions
helped thin the ranks of un.
beaten and untied major teams
to six, they- delivered typieilly
Impressive triumphs cut to their
Individual patterns.
Minnesota, hold Inr the whiphand with far more authority
than shows In the score, turned
back Northwestern 8-7 and now
has only Nebraska,
Iowa and
Wisconsin between It and a sec.
nnd stralfht Western
Confer,
rneo title and perfect season
Texas haltered down an sneient
Jinx in winning its sixth in a
row. hv 34-0 over Southern
Method iet.
The Gophers, cashing In on
one of those once.in.a.lifetime
"sleeper" plays that sent Scathack nod Higgins 41 yards for
the deciding touchdown. have
won their three trughest gsmes
—from
Washington.
Michigan
and the Wildcats— by a total
margin of 10 points. The Tex.
ana, on the other head,- harm**
scored less than f*ve touchdown*
In each of six rames. breaking
loose their speedboy. Jark Cralo
for two of them against S M
Moving alrng without
letup
I behind this all-rnnqu/ing two.
Irome rame Ford ham, 17-0 win.
Iner nvp* Ptirdur In a rhowin •
remarkable for the Rams’ nhil
lly to wore two touchdowns an-’
» field yos| in the Polo Ground
*eo:in” while stopping the Boll,
ermaker* without n first down’
Duke, which found Georgia Terh
In the hole twice and made good
with two passes by Tor- Dnvir
to down the Engineers 14.0; Du.
quesne. which marched 70 yards
In the first quarter ta spilt Vil.
Isnova 7.0. and Texas A. and
M., deflated considerably as n
threat to Texas berause It took
n snrinl with an Intercepted pass
in the last quarter to down Ar.
kansas 7.0.
Five blg-tlme elevens remain
undefeated, though tied. In the
eaat there are Army and Navy, io
the mid.west Notre Dame, in the
south Mlaalsstnpi Stale and in
the Rrcklea, Ulah.
undertaken or contemplated by and has programed rapidly despto
H r
A ass H a te d
Press
ST. AUGUSTINE. Nov. 0 the new.owners of Tropical Park, the dlffteu'diss bonders are enFlorida
football
fan*
will
have
( Special)— Two national cham
Gov m i
where the 1941-42 Florida racing ccentered because of
pionships era Included In the four a varied menu to choose from season will open on Saturday, men*i priorities on miny
ma
next week-end as all four of the
u*o|or golf competition* ache- state’s collegiate elevens meet pec. 20, were those having to do terials.
duled to be contested over hla- outside foes.
with the Ctonfort. convenience and
*"d picturesque St. AugtaTop billing goes to the annual safety of horses and horsemen.
tme links the coming winter seaNot ail of the contemplated
M «ny Laxatives, but
scrap between the Florida Gators
*w'rl» according to the announce* and the Georgia Bulldoga at Improvement^ can be installed or
ment o f dates made bv tourna Jacksonville Saturday afternoon.
few arc Leaders I
ment offleA'Is to-day. The local
Undefeated and untied Miami into the difficult part of their
tnumamen campaign
will get entertains
West Virginia Wesley, schedule.
Year In and year out, tpley.
under way Jan. 28 and terminate
an State, and
Rollins
meets
After West Virginia Wesleyan, herbal
BLACK-DRAUGHT
has
Mar. 22.
Davls-Elklns at Orlando In Frl. they meet on successive week been a best-seller among laxa
The 1042 schedule for St. Au- day night games.
end* Florida, South Carolina, tives in the South. The reason?
giwtlne links follow
The Florida-Georgla tilt la ex Alabama and Miami.
It’s agreeable and easy to take.
Jan. 28 to 30 . . Annual Wln- pected to draw a rapacity crowd
The Tampa Spantans were When taken as directed, its ac
ter Championship « f
Florida of 22,000 Into Jacksonville's Fair- beaten, 18-13, by Howard at tion Is usually punctual, thor
(Ponce de Leon (fu
field stadium for a renewal of Birmingham .^turday but con ough and gentle. The tonic lax.
Feb. |« to 21 . . Fifteenth An* the series in which the records tinued to lead the state’s enlle- ative element which helps tone
n. . N*Uonal Amateur Cham ,count for nothing.
gmte elevens in scoring with laxy Intestinal muscles Is prob
pionship of Golf Club Champions
ably its most important asset.
Since the opening- of the series 132 points.
(W .lter
J. Travis
Memorial
time,
try
B L A C KHollins was idle over the week Next
back In 1015, Georgia has won
Trophy);
DRAUGHTI
— A D V .14 times, Florida four and one
• r*
M*r. |0 to 14 • . Florid* Rwt gam* ended In a scoreless tie. end.
Coast
Women’s
Championship Florida won a bitterly fought
'Mr». Wm. R. Kenan, Jr Trophy) ;
contest las) yewr. IS M V br-which :
F ^ r tiB A N K S -M O R S E
31 . . Kiirhth An* the outcome was anybody’s gweew1
nual National
Anmtrur I'rnfc**- until tha final gun.
DISTRIBUTOR
•lonal
Beat Ball Match Play
Dur whop l* well equipped
This year a much better Geor
Championship.
to make nny repaint
on
Thcaa events annually iittrari gia team, led by the brilliant!
farm
machinery,
trailer*
Frankie
Hlnkxich,
will
be
favor
the outstanding golfer* among
or other equipment.
the women golfer*, ami the men ed over the. Gator eleven which
amateurs
and
prnfeiwionala. has lost four games but played
T r e e s’
I*aat aearon’a winner* were Ham a lot of good football. None the
Snead, of ||ot Hpring*. V a, and leas, it would be hard to get
mure
than
a
few
points
from
WUford Wehrle, of Chicago, in
the
pmfcaalonal*aimt«*ur play; those backing Georgia.
The Georgians were extended
Hill
a\t Dneita 1/w.l,*
to the limit in taking a 7-0
thriller from Auburn Saturday
while the Gators had an open
date.
The surprising Hurricanes of
Miami rttnalned among the na
Mill and Peeking House Supplies end RepeJr Service.
tion's gridiron elite by upsetting
PAUL J. STINE end GEORGE STINE, Owners
previously unbeaten Trxxas Teen
•
TRUCKS
1038 Chev. i/j.ton
JHcknp _ — 1145.00
J .
■. . . . .
)|.
W A T S O N .
A
D O N *T "M lS S T H & B O A T '
i T O D A T EVER T FACTOR B fAVORAHE ta
bwfldlaw. Ceeta ere still tew . . . mad the f B
H O D SD fO ADMDOmATIOM bee madm boose
Machines Repaired — Expert Welding
the winter cTtamp'iuna’alp, .using
out on the twentieth hole to
Bohhv Welker, nf Axrkaonvllle.
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
Oostssseeo To SAXgOHD MACMIXB COMFANT, IJXO.
207 W. Second 8L
LIFE iN T tf NAWV
GIVBS A MAN
VTTAUKW AN*, f
STRENGTH— 5
Phone §*
FRENCH AVE. AT 8th ST.
PHONE 713
' — BUT THT NAt/V SAWES ^
VA MONEV ROT ONttV THERE.
BUT NA EVEN GETS NCR _
ENTERTAINM ENT . '
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AN* FURTHERMORE.
DCfrfT FERCrET THAT
IN OTHER JOBS,
NCR INCOME
)
STILL HAS TO J GO OUT FE R
ROOM AM' . r U
L v rrA M iN K s i
lUELL'.UJHAr
. ABOUT . ,
•MEDICAU
v^C AR S? ,
rr DEVELOPS V
TH'CHARACKSR NECESSARY T MEET
tw f u t u r e ; ^
Perlodl* distress due only tr
functional cauaea is relieved fur
many who start 3 days before
“ the time” and take CAKDl'l
as directed.
CARDUI has another important
usei sa a Ionic to stimulate nnlte, Increase flow of digestive
:e. That’s probably the rtason
It so often Improves dlgsatlon,
Helpe build up run-down women,
and so relieves their period's
functional illstrraal Try CAR-
HOUJ MUCH71J
’ ARF-ARF
A
B
DUCAL ATTENTION
'G O S H -T H A T MEANS v
A MANS PAW IN TV® NAVY
IS SO MUCH « A W —
v— r7^HE can even put
\
Z-SYSM O N B N INTHC
< < 7 ^ ^ 4 b a n k and w e
Co t
for t w
.
A r \ future • n
1035 Ford 88 Sodan
PtUrery eeee*seO 168.00
1037 Ford 60 Fh*ton
Pkkup r...... 165.00
1088 Chtr. ltj-ton
Long wheel bane Cab
ft Cnusbt
291.00
GRAND OPENING BAT.
NOVEMBER U t. AT
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-LI_ SANFORD. FLORIDA,- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1911.
H IM
Halifax Pelted
Tanker
With Eggs By
Is H it By Torpedo DetroitWomeu
In N orth A tlantic
m
l
f
t
Shelling Soviet
Sea Naval Base
Before Making Assault
Harvard’s ‘Slendang’ (Hrl
f ^ g r ? o Nfts ^ I | Reverend Brim Resigns Duties
ftonUteubte?Jamesl
^?C*0r Holy Cross Church
DETROIT. Nov. 4 —(;P|- Wo.
WASHINGTON. N<>v l —(A^j
men peace demonstrators show,
Senator l.uraa (D. Ill > ■■prnerad eggs and tomatoes on Lord
thr eighth day of Sennlc ilc.
Hallfai. British ambassador to
Ic on proposed revision* in
th* United States, as he en.
Neutrnlity Art lodav with
trrad th* Chancary Building In
assertion that this rnontry
n # tee, Martin J. Bram h*» two other diocesan committee* downtown Detroit for a meeting
usl plan its defense* on tha
• “ H to kecone win liter also, the Bute of Tho Church and with Archbishop Edward Mnonty
eory that "dictators some day
• f 8L Andrew's ChiAxh la Tampa) tho committee on preaiding over of Detroit today.
ay control the rcsourre* of
the bishop's Un y e * pUn
of
Ruropc.
Asia and Africa "
Halifax, making an inspection
“ Forward ,1* Service." Mr. Bram
of Detroit's defense industries,
Declaring President Ri-osevelt
■erred
on
the
Building
Committee
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I “ • rw try and warden* of Holy
uld not hnve asked authority
of th* Chapd of Incarnation a* was struck by several rggs be
arm merchant ship* and send
the student center In Gaineavllle fore the prlice broke up the do/
mnnstratinn.
m into belligerent ports If
and h* wtet deputy from
this
r , , B w il,. >M been rector of dloteee to the general United
The police said the demonstra
liter had not destroyed Amer*
Croao for eight and a hall
tion waa staged by a group which
an ship* in the Atlantir. I.ucaa
•taw tar tamo to F ie r i* Slab* Episcopal Church conven- calls itself "The
d speedy approval of th*
Mothers of
D akota* and a* wall al lion.
nding legislation.
Th* retiring reetori commun America."
-Ig
hb
ministerial
duties,
Nsv.
Senator formally (IV Texas),
w l f nMeter of the church ity activities include work In tta
Id the Senate yesterday that ra*
local Bod Croei chapter as chair*
Vision of the Neutrality Art did
man of the Disaster Relief far
t mean a declaration of war
Mr*.' Bram war horn In 8anford seven years. Ho has served aa
tog a f tho
y morr than hail previous for.
and text boon active in civic and a member of tho County HospL
N*vy tank
n policy steps hut *ddcd that
Board and vbo-presldent o f
aottal w o r t A m * * th, offlraa
land. Ho had a#
dolt
Hitler alrrady hn* given
Adol
th- Sponsoring Committee of th*
la
argaataattaw
aha
now
Soldi
(A t Waabiagtm laaataf
Florida Children'* Horn* Society
lh>' country “ cause for war.”
b
tho
proa
Monty
of
the
Uniud
Pappar (D u -ile O predicted
fonnally. chairman of the forDaughters o f tho Confederacy and aa wall a* on tho executive
“ attack* * f Hitter w «
taflgn relations
Committee,
toek
riadrman of Contral Clrtla o f tho committee of Seminole County a
Parent* of toys between H and
Hanford Garden Club. 8ha la a Tuberculosis Association.
11 years of age and others in Up the administration fight for
Mr. Bram waa instrumental in terested in organising Cub Scout neutrality revision with a state.
mambar o f tho Dough ten of lha
of fianford'o ing in Sanford will meet al th* Blent that Hitler had drninnaraL
Amarlcan Revolution, nnd last tho organisation
ant a f Uu m m ar
year aarrad
aa corresponding Ctrl Scout troop and ssrved on Bouthside Primary School audi ed a filed determination to sink
kata aa
■9 la U o daw
•
II M acting as deputy com- torium Thursday night at 8:00 American ships.
•wrailury.
from
which
they
We can not surrender our
Mr. Bram wa* graduate.! from the council for two year* aa
clock.
forth-.)
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rights and get o ff tho *ea at
tho
lacol Boy
Hobart College In Geneva, NT* Y. miss loner of
The purpose of Cub scouting tke rruel and coarse dictation of
with a dograa In Baeborltr of Scouts.
to prepare younger boy* for ««
WASHINGTON. Nor. ’• |1Arta
nmn who wants to conquer the
Ho was chairman of th* Sem active Scout work when they a man
and waa electad Into Phi
rid," he added.
M a y W i Bata Kappo honorary fiuternlty. inole County Mualcal Associa
become old enough, a member
lie isiMike after informal mills
Ba m aba aa alamnua of Kappa tion and secretary-treasurer of of th* committee In charge of
ndicatfil that the admlnls.
1 im
gagial fraternity. In l l t l tho contral. Florida Phi Beta th* arrangements announced, add.
‘ >ted from Virginia Kappa club, whU* bo la a mom- Ing that a motion platur* lllun. ttation had at least M certain
rwry tig Alwan- bar of tho Sanford Rotary Club tratlng Cub Scout activities, vein votes— two more than n majority
-Lin fnvor nf th* pending legla.
dagrao af Bacbo- and waa praaldaat of thah
ihown by Herman Morris at lit ion to knock out Ute neutral
gatdaailon ha 19*1-40.
th#
mooting
Thursday
nigh).
ity art provision* preventing i ) i
For thtfooi yoara bo promoted
Tho program
'* * »r. •ruling i f American inefehijit
tho vocational, guidance teats fo r
ranged.by
th#
Cub
Beout
Train
High - 8obool Seniors which la ing Committee, composed o f X. afio* and fnrhlddbtg them In
rhti-r belligerent port* or combat
Wty D*conducted by
Rowland, Clvde Ranw-v: K. g e r«.
t
. • •,
tba
---- ie te and
Nelson and C. B. kUHl
th*. Rotary Club.
' l.esderi were counting on (In.
• b f
SMltemt.hy-^OT. yoira.' aaafctam . at senatvacttntf t i f Mritneadsy
Scoot Executive
/>f.
t.
In Or*
j i, . r, -,.t Cr,,*< ,,l Flor- but Senntnr'Wheeler (D. Mont.),
JUa, and Ned Bqtlth,-chairman « f an opponent o f the measure, said
h b *«M 1
ro
and Friensbn a final tally Thursday or Ftlvpjw WrrV In the Seminole. district.
day was more likely.
MM
A
la
nr*
att»*Jja*nef
o f parrntw
Connallv. hin arinn flalliD^.
tevo .oa, tapaeBIly wbea they
and bova nf Tub Srnutlnr air« U «irppnl Inin lh#» drbati* afl«*r
(Ceotiueo rroeo. Face T e n
urged an “ a thorough understand. Senator* Taft
(R Ohio), and
Ing of the Cubbing nrogram he dark (!>. Mn.|, had questioned
bat.
/ to .
nar»nta will be most beneficial whether thi* nation would he Jus.
to the brvs end will Insure per. tifled In entering the war be.
manenco of the troop.**•
-cause of tea losses to date.
.
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"Now the senator from Ml*.
•ourl I* getting all excited about
U
,
I
j
,
hla arithmetic and
want*
to
K m o c k e d W i t h F l N h know how many ship* will have
■
|to be sunk before we'll go to
ioda ranging from aovvrai
s L mSL* 8*n,or churth
LONDON, ' Nor, H^-(AP)
X-sticrZsfZZz.
I
i .t£
Ws^don't know what "stendang" means, but that i» th# till*'
given lowly Mari* Montri, Spanlxh film atar,
*t*r, choacn
chosen hy
by the liar,
lUrvan! freshman cla*>»
claaa a^
■< their favorite. She'* ihown
xhown in Boston
Ihiitnn re.
c-lving the freshman
'fthmnn committee which brought her the g«H
good
)t| iiiuh
n e»«
of her ■election
Growers Do Not M editerranean
Accept Proposed F ly D a m a g e
Charges Scale Claims Favored
Kt niYSIIKV. Ituaalc. Nov.
4 — (A l*)—The Germane havo
npemxt a heavy nffenalv, to.
ward the atrategle t'aucaaug
gateway clly nf Itoator un.
der the direction of veteran
lank army commander Gen*
eral Colonel
Kwald
Von
Klelat, dlapalrhee front the
front today dlacloaed.
'
Itr A•••.fate# * r reae
Thr
(lormniiH
reported
they wore ihellim r the (Hack
Sou naval hnao o f SeynstoDol
ItHlny, nnd anitl th eir troonn
wj:re ready to ntnrm the
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a■
V tlh jn A very f e w holt
Tho Gerinaii
unnouneeinent
clniroeil the cat)turn o f I m >o .
doxiyn ml Ihc oanlrrrr CH-mean rnnnt, iHianihlv hliK'klmr ‘
thr Ruxxinn avenue o f excapu to
The seele nf charges presented
WASHINGTON.
Nuv.
1 — (hr Cauruxua and adtlrd that
by dealers st the State Farmers (Special) • — Favyrable tuunri. t&O.mm to tho
600,000 Red
Market tn'members of the Setnln. from Sl-nale and House claims
*»le County Agriculture Assocla. committees, will he the next troop# net* tra|ipnl in the t'ri.
lion for discussion al their meet steps toward passage of the till,. men.
ini? Is»l night wa* rejected by the 000,000 mrdfly claims nulhonitThr tainilon Admiralty nn.
entire group of growers who tinn bill, Senator Andrews and nounrrd that thr llritlxh J/avy
Trade through the market as It Representative Peterson explained had Intrrcepled fivr French mer
ess "unethical and one-aided", here Monday.
chant -hip- off aouth Africa, and
Alex R. Johnson, secretary o f the
The two member* expressed arnt tmarding |uirtir* aboard
announced
today. the belief thut the nereasary which prrventi-d arultling hy tho
Raymond Ball w as named chair- w , r " . ' ' ‘■ " " • " l ' . *l»«la r*d .
" I urganiration
As s solution for the problem. parliamentary procedure would he rrvwa.
London
arcilxrd
tho
man o f a c o m m i t t o m t o c k I • y#M * v ” t r ou* h* to
Lrfc* Mary and ChrysUl
Uke many to he ran stop Just one J. J. Holly and Gua Schmah will little more than a perfunctory French of attempting to run con
before
the
total
number.
appoint a commlU*a of farmers move. The special claims rommit. traband for thr Germans,
with flngvriinga secured from the
“ How many ships do you wsnt to rnnfrr with a group o f dealers tee, headed by Senator Schwarts,
8tat* Board of Flih*riea, at a
Thr English Channel wax lint
sunk?
How
many
lives
do
you
and the State Market Advisory (D. Wyn.), reported its favor, aeene of naval aetion between
mrating o f th* U k * Mary C u m
want
lost!
The
passage
of
this
Hoard
which
will
act
aa
mediator
able finding* to Congress last llrili.li wurxhipx and Axis war
ber o f Comnorro held In thiTwo quiet election* proceeded Community Rulldrlgr in
Lokr measure does nnt mean a declar at I he meeting on No v. 10 at tho week, it suggested a hill, lull ships rarortlng a supply vessel.
ation r f war any more than did Future Farmers' building at Sem had « » power to place the lull Thr Germans claimed thr sinking
in the City and county today Mary lost night
with llttlo faurora or exclteMcminn
"ra present also voted th* other step* we have already inole High School Farm when the on Henato and House calendars. of 14 murchantmrn and a deit aa tho eteete
It will be the duty of neper troyur in a aeries o f sea attacks.
to sponsor a troop o f Boy 8eout». taken. I f it were a question of dealers and growtrs will attempt
nhor o f tho Ctty Commission in U k o Mary and R. £ True, having causa for war, wt’d al. to reach a seal* of chargee which ate subcommittees to act on the
The
Reds
described
bitter
J tha trusteoa fa r tha County Roy llowoll and Frank
Evans ready be at war, because Hitler is agreeable to both committees, special committee's findings, and fighting “ on all fronts” hut gnvn
schools.
according to the secretary.
rrcrnimend approval of the fill,. no particulars. In thr north Ihn
were named trust#*# of the troop. ha# given u* cause for war."
Only twa
“ Thla harmohy has never been 000,000 authorisation hill to th
Tha regular weekly parties
credited
with
atlng ta tha
reached before", Mr. Johnson rrgular claim* committees. Tho Russians were
given wrary year by th* CNimj continued and It will bo necessary committees In turn arn expected V raklng the Finnish lines, whiln
b*r of Commart* for tho enter
the
Fins
claimed
tho
occupation
that farmer* and dealers at tho to approve tho bill, report it to
Ulnment of.w in ter visitors and
market work together. Th* farm their respective houses, and so of the Koiviato Islands in th')
winter rasidenta will bogtn Nov.
ers discussed the manner o f eeil- place the bills on Senate and Gulf nf Finland, fnrmerly n wea.
18, U waa announced.
tern anchr r nn lha Manncihcirn
produce In various other
b a n FRANCISCO. Nov. 4_(A*) ing
Line.
Homer Glooeon presided over —Thousands of rases of spoiled Stale market* and cottcladod the House calendars, rrady for
■louse and Senate vote.
Tha Germans, extending tho
primary the mooting In tfl* obaanro of corned beef, fanned In tha Argen most favorable plan la carried
The Senate sulicommiltee will bread area of their ilominanco
Prmldont Arthur Tomkhtaon, It tine for the United Htatee Army, out in I'lant City and Wauehula be composed of Senators Ellen,
E. True aarrad aa sacratary.
Growers who rail through these der (1). La.,) and Wiley (It. in the vastly important Black Be*
wer* hauled a»t»y from • supply
depot today after being rejected two markets offer tholr produce Wi*.), who served on the special area, were slowly cutting tho
far auction and th* dealer who joint committee. Also the House Crimra apart teat night and by
by military Inspectors.
Col. F. J. Riley, quartermaster buy* It geta hla profit by telling subcommittee will be composed the heat avallablo accounts ap
supply officer at
Fort Mason, It at retell prlco. Thla Is tho plan nf Representative Ramapert it). peared to ho still driving down
Somlnolo County Ga.), amt Thomas (K., N. J.). upon the Soviet naval base o f
■mail amount of corned farmers of
Th* Ckambtr o f
Comaarr*
origin waa
South wteh to adopt; said th* secretary House members o f the special Sevastopol. They had previous
ly been reported within 20 miles
C. R. Dawson, County ngent, claim* committee.
board o f directors will matt to American ha* been rejected boit
Nf prort eerie* deteriora discussed the problem o f tnber
night a t tha Chamber room of
The two subcommittees are rx. of On
the central front, however,
te Imperfect process- with th# farmers who ware pre peeled to act on the special re.
tho City Hall at 9:00 a'clock.
sent at th* mtotlng and will aid port recommending the reim Hiller’s offensive upon Moscow
grid some o f Ml* cans had growers who hava any trouble bursement up to 910,000,mm fur apparently waa making only ne
M B bring
Winstew fl. And* non, darn n(
tew, school Rollins Colteg* will adteosa Um j burst open and that ot^on wyra with worker* or ertwa In occur- 1920-30 f ruit fly losses. Favorable gligible progress, if any.
While Berlin waa silent on
Ing help.
*
• Bawfacd KJwanls iwrilteg’
actlhn by the subcommittee* and
this theater, th# Russian* claimed
Tha consignment of
at their
noon
their full claim* committee* Is to have slightly Improved their
about
tho Malta Hotel ami pound* era* turned back u,
expected without further hear. position at tho norhtern and
ite from tha Colteg* contractor who began
Inge, a* th* epeeial committee’s southern anchors o f
tho Reel
r af Mori* will *«Ur- it from th* army storage depot in
report, bated an oxtenalvo hear, line by vlatent eounter-atteekn
OrithB*
litge, is eonilHered sufficient for
r » .r t fr?
which regnlnrd part o f th# clly
committee action.
NEW LONDON.
of Kalinin, OS miles northwest
-(A V -C a p t Klwln F. Coi— ___
of tke capital, and heat,
mandant of tho Navy submarine
Germans hack in th# region o f
baaa here;
Tula, 100 miles to the sooth o f
that two
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Moscow. In Kalinin, Soviet
would bo turned over to tho Bri
counts said, thousands of Ger
tish and Polish nnriso under tho
>• tta
0«tba*rd
Motorboat Jacob#, DeLand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-0P) mans had been left dead In th*
S runabout*
— Jimmie term* o f th* tend-loao* net a* a —Preeidential approval o f M citv'* flaming rulna.
Claw B
ruaal
■ r itttg hold ta Do U a d Nov. , 3
additional defena* public works
Th* front o f Imminent deci
at Lab* Wtaaemteaott, tha Ban. Cowan. Sanford, winner, tbno, ceremony at the bow today.
l l t l T H r Chris Jobnoon. Lake
Th* British wlH got an R-class undertaklngi to furnleh com sion, , howaver,
was
tha
far
ford Cl ah a w waro atoaey that* HnaUttai D. D. Smith, Sanford:
boat of 191B.191P vintage, white munity farilitie* for Um hoaltb, aouth. Thors, Uio
Naxl
high
» » y rtha* slab that oaterad to* K. H. MeAloxandor, Sanford| W. tho *teUsh navy^ operating out of welfare and aaftty o f dafenao command claimed that th* RHa
aan, Palatka.
British porta, Will U k# over an worker* and enlteted Iwrvinm-I sten defender* of th* Crime* had
C hydroplane*—Tbmmy
announced Monday by tho been spilt into two rough col
m u ll, winner, tin# t i l l
federal works agency.
umns and war* being driven
thowa, Winter Park: Boh
Among th* projects and tents to tha son—tho on* In flight to
a t the
Orlando: BUI TorroO,
thrs
financing arrangenvente, ward Kerch on th* Crimean neck
They will
worst
extending eastward toward th* v;
runabout* — Tommy
Ploridn—Burke,
water facilL Caucasus and th* other falling
wwwM
mL
winner, . lime
ties, loan, 170,000 grant, f78,UAO; back upon Sevastopol ta
Captain
th*
Okaloosa county, school faeUIUea. southwest..
l « { f’ W.
» Parker AahovUte, craft was g f i
I J- D.
grant. 190,000; Miami, hospital
Th* Soviet high command last
fariKites and nurasa* horns, grant. tight limited Ite report a f th*
I t . C. Im m , I t
dtuatten In tha Crime* ta tha .
M U S I
knra
bar* Pt o f t J hnf l
it
to
A « r a s r .i;
.lE tF S
fiermans Tclt Of Cap
ture Of City To
Block Russian Es
cape To Caucasus
— A Rmerles “ winter arsty"
sf ahost TSO.OOa men eapecl.
;|'*By trained In A retie Siber
ia te msvlng sp to the front
to reinforce th* bard-prraard Horfete from Moecow-to.
Rnatnr defrnxo line, a usu
ally reliable unurrc with rime
ltu»U n contact* raid to
night.
About 200,000 are already on
their way "tu help out where
they are moat nreded,'*
l i r o u p Interested
n Cub Scouts
fleet Tonight
ity,
Z & lS & m For BUftding Election* Go
S'November 12 On Quietly
Farmers And Dealers Committee I teport N
Will Try To Agree Are Next Step For
Upon Price Range
Passage O f Rill
Lake Mary WU1 Be
S S S | ° »« Volunteer W ill Scarcity Of £aitdi
o S S a fW P S S J S M t 1 B * d e lu d e d In dates Causes Little
P re s e n t Quota Interest In Races
text •* Of ]proaidSttooosvaifa
7. ■ —
meoooga to> Coagraao denouncing I
• a o f
on ta.
o n j ( w , u nbso young men
— a »-1 from Haminolo County wfll U
tJwoon tronfrthe draft board office
all
Secretary of
Th#
tlal
and Bl i n d IStreet far tha induction
Indue
at Camp Bland ing to
( regular United 8tales
i t B. Carter oteted today.
‘
to
I
they
havo
....
Juot
rifs -a r
Quy
Army Refuses Spoiled
Argentine Beef
City Hews Briefs
Now
•^ ta w E g lL t
U. S. I* Giving
Submarines Away
VI -
Local Motor Boats Win Fifty
MBan At Regatta .In DeLand
rrr -.r
Public Works Gets
Roosevelt Approval
ss^jaranaSr* sc
aMn saria
f
i«,
Sz-tSf3B
■LS
y e S s r a i Z ,«S 5
iiat«o gou
'-I
ill
Clash Between (Axis
B fitto^fjiar
s w I s ’ Reported
■W}"1-*r*"Ur"
Her WdtjK
* 9 R 3 M fe
;
Defenders Give
No Particulars
E
ThoughS ffc io * * lj| «r
M ’ MIIKR Srt
M tm b or Associated Preaa
,ucas Declares Nazis
I. S. Is Forced
'o Arm Ships Black
Missiles Of “Mothers icfcnsc Plans Must
Of America” Find Consider Dictator
Mark On Visiting Control Of Asia,
* Brttfcrh Dignitary
whhip Is Struck
Without Warning^.
r
Sanford I* The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwg)
And Water Transportation
J
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The Sanford Herald
Growing Annuals
FROM LABOR SHALL COME,FORTH REST
. *
A a thia la perhaps the beat raoath o f tho y e a r tor
planting, annuals In Florida, an a rtle le by E- L . Lord In tho
O ctober Su b-Tropical Gardening m azagfne on soil prepara
tion Is p a rticu la rly tim ely. Just because you r azaleas, ca
m ellias, o r aome oth er planta a re doin g fin e in a particu
la r apot, It by no means follow s m a t annuals w ill do well
there.
A a a m a tter o f fa ct t h e y , probably w on 't because if
the soil la acid enough fo r aialeaa, It U probably too acid
fo r annuals which requ ire an alkaline soil. The Itofft soils
fo r moat a n n u a l should hare a
o f from (LG to 7 5,
Annuals w h ich especially require an alkaline soil are as
ters, carnations, lupine, llnaria, pentstsm on, pansy, sw eet
peas, snapdragons and columbine.
Moat soils in Florida do not have su fficien t m inerals
g.eagwlao advertletai, ret—.
In them a ft e r lon g sum m er rains fo r th e boat annual cul
J ten t WtWRHPM RgyrmtBfs ture. Calcium especially Is said to tie washed out easily
and need* to be put back In th e fo rm n f fe rtilize r b efo re
the Fall annuals are planted. Potassium and magneaium
are also lik e ly to be lacking In su ffic ie n t quantities.
“ On our ordinary soils,’* saya M r. L o rd , “ it t/ijl take
BIBLE VERSE FOB TODAY
aOD LOOKS THROUGH ALL
P097NO AND HUBTKRFUGB.
PE OENUINK: Man lookrih on
the outward appearance, but
Oa«f loohvtb on the heart — 1
■aatKl l i i V .
LIBRARY
(From Voices)
^
FLOfemA
TUB BAKVOSD HtRALD,
f,r S T
.
~
—
;- to N c m ip w
‘C *
^
NEW TORE, Nev.
wan
HAROLD vmJkU
**to«hry
l'^ln,J55?-AUn
of the lava*ton, o f tha Chins**' I
flsslax before It, of tha old way
brvakTng down under the fl
drive of young ChJnoea rt
Bnam Resigns ~
As 'Rector Of
Local Churdi
and IdfallaU. It is not only an
excellent novel; it ia a valuable
plctura of China today by a thUIad writer who ia ehle to tee It
with tho detachmant o f ta Amar•can and tba lov# o f a Chtseae. have boon grounded In
Those fhr« novel* will ha wall effeetMo. f t aaa taken
towird tha top of tha ChriaLaae
eeUar lilt,
A^report from Hollywood tar*
?0tb Cantury-Foa may make tha
Oaat
Itnulne
many hour* of prayerful thm
aad many wotU of eopaoltal
to reach thia dacleloa. fit
reached It, tha eonotation
RADIO NEWS
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WPBO
Thalgtra rrayrape
«:00 Praa* Naw» ™
0:10 Prograni Rasuma
0:15 Voice of Broadway
6 JO OutJeon with Bob t
4:45 Tha World Today
7:00 |U*h School Band
,7:15 Huflcsi Intaripda
7:20 UP Nawa
*
*
L *TReW Ttre -2,451,659 person*
reviftered-ta same the map who
wi|l run tbo city f«r tho neat
four years at a aalary of $26r
000 annually.
LaCuardia,
tha
Republican,
American Labor,
Cltv
Fualon
and United City partlea candi
date, baa tha endorsement of
President Roosevelt, Wendell L
WtUkle and
DUtrtct
Attorny
Thomas E. Dewey.
President Roosevelt said at
Hrtle Dark llem la ) there w it
not a veatlge o f truth In reports
ho had received that he had re.
nod latod his
end arsemeat
of
LoGuardie. lie mid he had re
ceived each word by telephone
from two different aoarcee.
Asked whether he eared to
comment en tho almo-ealUng
of the oaat week, the President
replied In the neirative end added
that he had said ha wad taking
no part In the campaign.
Active for O’ Dwyer are Na
tional
Chairman
Edward
J.
Flynn, leader o f
the
Bronx j
State Chairman Jareoe A. Parley.
Governor Herbert II. Lehman,
Frank V. Kelly, Braeklyn leader
«nd Christopher Rullhran, lead
er nf T-mmany ball.
When UGuardla waa reelected
four veara ago ho accompHahed
a political feat uanraeedentod la
« century and a half la ptvtag
Tammany two anrroectvt beatings.
111* current campaign hat beaa
■nntted with ertea aoaiait me.
chine prlltle* and a ekargu that
O’ Dwyer h a tool of party ham
e*. J
W * h ave beep , ra th er exp ectin g g o m id h jta Ifta th ^
to hsppen and here It comes w ith a suit «
strik in g em
ployee dem anding n ot only hack pay f a th * tints I hey
haven’t w orked but seeking to enjoin
th e ir
em ploy ora
fro m g o in g out o f h u g e s t In th e ir ire h .
Sfr/htoK electrical w orkers a t the T iffin , Ohio. l«U n t
tric 8jr»t*m now eerving a fed.
trml sentence for mill fraud,
M M
n itty to federal M h
Monday to an tediftmefft chargiac income tax evaaoln for 1829.
atoountint to *1.888,405.
The amount waa aDrged to
han been dag On 117,148,138
a! Public Utilltlea Investing Conv
paay, Ud., af Newfoundland.
> Federal Jadg, <**• -»«ntone»i
Ropaoa to two ydaia no prism
rnentem kb plea, the sen te*
to * run concurrently WRIT a fire
gear term imposed on him <i
Um f ! 0 ,ooo^oo man freod • c i.
A n d c iB o n -
Griffith
Fonaral
•
O lm lo a
A T THB .
|
Arcade
•
Package Store
YOU’ LL FIND
in
all
THE
i .inbr
BEST
of
e
Fine Liquors
Arcade
t
Package Store
C f^ V T A ^ r
j At IfijfL battleeklp uitdtrwty at
tha spael of 20 knelt par Mu?
car* under ordinary condiUoaM
rescue s emmae who has faflea
Ufegwarda at Ocwtey lsMad. ..; >
<ll38 ^ 5 l s q » l y >»*” ' has1 1
vary heypa, J thMcrely hep*
wurone
tucaaade ate
find- yen reedy and.: anger
a prominent part M t^a rail)
lew* Mae'ee yaw hewt hwed
“ Holy Crum haa atwaya pi
life ef Sanford; ever atom 1
Thera Is atlll a trameedeqa
ahead for tha work of tm a
j|« t< •ttslyni
rweuTY Five
' TaaiarvoWe Program
•tSS Normtn Beasley aad his
U. 8. Has Attacked Germany
Itltuts of
t m l af a Christian Community
with sash member sharing l b
talents ami g f U ; to ley si suppsfv’
to our King af Kings under tha
Icaderahtp yea Smor n .
■jn eK
w hat
w ould happen
doctors In ths country
■ union and wsnt on a
atlvcted
s eomprel
pcrm lw lon
o l l h. ».lk ln ,
d e l,,,),.
th T - M lim l
to n ’
Mother-In-Law Is *
StUI Good Excuse
Herald.
to the T llu iy llU 8 t o r
G. C iw ftom proml-
7 U5 UP New*
8:05 The World Todsy
S: 15 Morning Devotiom
8:30 Sunrlte Serenade
8H5 Singing Strbig*
OrflO Yewtll Drww't
0:15 American ScIkm) ef
tha
8:43 IIP News
:Q0 Blue Streak Rhythm
«
:15 Myrt aad Marge
10:30 Sl-nraelheg.
10:45 Woman of Coaracu
11:00 Time for tha Times
t i l l s A t Hsate with Rally Wartto
a
ilia attorney, may nm
IIsatore from Brevard
I t JO Tunetlme
ex a tr :;’ihr2.?,“W. is i
ty.
«S&
fact, we shouldn't a
to prmmi it to tto
j£*»y.,JVf fast, ful
s rrj
t 8 « R Daasdthne '
Negro Church Plana
Muricat Protw n
«»**» AtoJi
a
ai5»
beautiful,
I M S U P News
11:18 Program Retma
IftSO Kate Smith SpeaH
UilSCheckvrbotrd Time
e Children^ efk
|Vsl thromhout
l
aitf.
The authorised k
r. Justice Louis 1
to dtod a f W* top
gee* hooka of the year art duaitMnk U
in nmde maaagtr of the early In tha mouth. ■
I T anytl
Coes Cola ButUtog 0s. at
Which novel will ha repo fee th e. ban
mmth It .ta vary hard to my. | t man
irgh soared to tto ^W Iad M rap y_
and "Sarator*
Trmd(*, wpnl)
gttllrity on tha wings Cham
; o f Bt, Louis, hut tor Edna F erior to r e Roth h«en own pa
premised
»ao,
0
<
»
worth
o
f
Adver- u r u H
atlzsd wg (n laisnmUsing. -Windswept’* la yarhaM terk>l
i to want down Ilka M
U Cham’S beat aevel-eu d s C X i ,
I
n
aama-catllng
1 BJtM w M ■
• U fH o f the
marked the cli
campaign, «o
at ohaeuring
the _laruee. Most
.
..
poll
lltleal abeerve
era believed the result would be
cloee, although partisan# on both
aides, claimed, varying victory
margtna in laat-mlnsto
date,
menta.
The polio wfll be open from
, 'beglas te look aa If war
M ho declared hefora the NanIty A ft is repealed.
k Snail, former resident of
mere than
to mako their eho let
today' between Fior
Guardis, m klne a
and William (
time IH«h In
h now Brook
ney.
k there, If you wiab,
•
from
tie windup of a rough
Me campalga. the cil
Dtoovtrie*
r d lX - T R a T S
Former Executive
Slightly Groggy
Faces Tax Charge
New Yorkers Go NEW
t*. Hopeon, fromer head
To Electiori Polls ofHoward
the Attoclated 6a* end Elec
slight hr g ro a n
of*wb<xr flkhca to each 100 square fe e t to bring them to
,Lka uqjnt Mfher* Ihoy are most a atiafactory fo r n n n u u li. . .
A lt e r this hail bean worked in to th e soil, organic m utter
should he added i f the soil ia d e fic ie n t."
“ W e ll ro tted d a iry manure, compost m aterial, peat,
cottonseed m eal o r caator pumace,” he continues, “ a m alt
good sources o f a c tiv e humus. I f the lim e has net been
added and the soil ia daficiant in both lim e and organic
m atter, n oth in g la b e tter than la rg e quantities o f
bone
meal. A ls o fro m a to 5 pounds p er 100 square feet o f n
fe rtiliz e r an alyzin g 5 percent nitrogen. 7 percent phos
phorus, and 6 percent potash w ill be found aatiafactory if
tha p H in r i g h t "
A d d itio n a l applications o f sodium
n itra te
In
very
sm all qu antities fro m tim e to tim e w ill m ake small plants
g ro w fa s te r and keep them green.
Here they are; the escapiru,-the
■' harw-nmwed, the-aeholar*.
The Mien, the ti*tfc**ak*re, the
lime-waa ten,
Sooner o r lator, a man. I f ho ia wise, discovert that
D m peeper* the Jobl**«, the Ilf* la a m ixtu re o f good days' and had, victory ami (tolevptorn ami the wr»uhed.
fea t, g iv e and take.
H e toarne th a t it doesn’ t p ay to be a sensitive soul—
Here where Fifth Avenee, the
■terse liana and the obarurr th a t ha should let aome things g o o ver h it head lik e w a
crowds.
te r o f f a duck’* back.
They aiS drinking the milk of
H e le a n u th a t a ll men have burnt toast fo r break
tk* Wafdg
Pared .awesreUrtly from hunger, fa s t now and then and th a t h e shouldn't taka the oth er
fello w 's grou ch too seriously.
A i r afleeffooa they am there.
H e learns that ca rry in g a ch ip on hla shoulder Ia the
dlshaaer aad eaeh othe».
•
rid of the rah, the winter, easiest w a y to ca t Into a f i g h t
H e lea m a tn gt th e quickest w a y to become unpopular
(he chinge te roow;
IM af Urn told, the whlyconl ia to ca rry talea and gossip about others.
wind, the traffic i
H e lenrna th at buck-oasiing alw ays turns out to be
EM o r the steelve* aad whtt they
and want to loot, a boom erang, and th a t it never pays.
He lcarna th a t th e s a n g la no harder to g e t Along
can'itumhle upon w ith In one place than another and t i n t " g e t t i n g along"'
i ttagnanL You can find depends a b o u t 8S9t on hla own boh a vl or .— A tla n tic R ealtor.
TU rtPAt; MOVPtHEB 4, 1941
r>
grvrl e h e r im n . g m d f h t t l t
Fima c e n e e c t t o w t - a s o d o r .
EASY 1ESMB
m u.
�•■"TTtr
' r;
m r.
• Social And Personal Activities
M B S. L O U R 1 N K B K A L ,
W EDNESDAY
Tha general burlap** meatlaa
and lunchron o f the W'omin'd
Club will be held In the club
'ban** beginning at 12:30 o’clock
Hoeterte* will be Mm. G. F_ RoU
Una, Mr*. J. A. Young* Mm J,
T. Jfewby. Mrs. Jam** Coat**,
H i t J. k . Baker, and Uri. J. E.
Conrier. Reservation* may be
mad*'by telephoning Mm . (Tout,
ler. I90J.
Ladies Auxiliary
of Tampjo
Beth Israel trill meet in tb*
Community Center at 8:00 P. M.
THURSDAY
h iir d i
Church Class Holds
Regular Meeting
n jE n A T J i.
D a y
O f
raneord
.
e l d iu p a
PAG E
in >ervn*v
program, noted m
* h p "iM iin tie * abound in S«vial
llfljttio n i," w fn » read. Ii wa*
det Ire! by the n irn ih fr* ti» trw
fo» the K ern abl.l autfht ot M •.
Will
C h a p te r
H a v e
P ra y e r
L a k e
M a ry
S ew
F o r
L a d ie s
R ed
'G a r d e n
C r o s s 'M e e t
\V 1
W»t.dt*n, tlir^'cl*»»
lit r.r Itm to
made a ta Ik
.ii llo«|tital at the r**guiar onM i*«
fir * t b H nn<l
Tlwrt <ta C hapter o f tb** •• tiflira.
\2
ohihftrn's
*Ult n, in well is ••me 'W tajtjra
AntiliM ry o f H oly Cro*** ,
I "l.«’ kvni|{ thr liuntit
and quilted pifVew %erv ftiilshe*!,
*il • h in d i. nnnounciMl |hM '
• ll tRtUr W|* t lljt V* d salsot i t an all *lny »'• « nu: nirviuiir of
•i I't tv* • * to bo hi*hi on •
the l.adir^ AuxifiniA «tf th*. | jtke
■ al Mo* mtH*tiii|^ of th»* • ! • hifi.-nta !*enr«*.l by tr.%* h
\| r-* Montales, Mr*
ll
Mnry ChandH*i ••! < ••tiinn rt*«* held
.it the ho mi* o f M r*
and
Mr*
llrn
ro
-tta
Kdill thv Conitnunit\
ItuiMiltg ut
uale*
y to tr n la y n fte i-
Telephone 14H
Society K4tt0v'
Social Calendar
(
S A N ron n
I
C lu b s
In
M L ittle
,.fK < m n n ifrf*,
W ill
N e w
T T IR E P
S m y rn a
“
| T h e N rw Sn.ytna IK*mh G ar.
den Club ha-* nta«l e finu'. a r .
j |#nif*.nirnla fo r the m eeting
||)(. K f f h U lu lrn t
t.. be h l l
|
t lunchnon
"
f "
i\
.ii the \\ onian < • lull
(•next# w ill 1h« fi mat •• .« (our
of *h. 1 Ill's UI I1
1 * • " t e r jn .1 C a r.
i, - C ,»i ir*l t. -i ** ill lie •.•rva<l
if (tie « bih b<*u
Mr*
W
H.
i \ .Mgfo 1. o f r i ’ laha- . e.
•la tr
I't •*«l#l# • t. .in | •til -t.lle «■ffu-ars
of
of the 1 lot 1.1,11 1'•-•feint »••n
honor
le
(a.•nh n C tllh« Will
gii**,*t *
the SanS everal w.o
planning
for* I
to eltt«*ll<| tb.
there «o» T h u t*tl:n , Nv»'. •** M ij John Ii. I k lle r r v , inuncilmtc |»n-t
I presnlent *»f the
N'nv
S n iytn t
M’ luh, •* irenaral chairman <»f th**
Tha Daagbtara ot Waatay Claaa
U k r Mary yevlt r«ta>
ia
ffu
ir
The
in
ertin
g
will
begin
o f the Methodiat Chnrch mat at
Ralph T ille r o f Marion,
Mie« ttnkT Wit* • |H*ne<l wHli '
Thirty-fiw l.nl
wrr.* p ie e r n tja t
1«* 10 o'clock ;n the m orn.
tha
o f Mrs. Oaorg* Ilardan la the gu e«t o f Mr jn.J
ill .iff e r whi.'h rrporf^ I L K . A . S o r o r i t y A n d
anti enjoyed a 1 1 .\* n .1
h lunch- m g wrtth r**^ulatis>it< under th
oa
3a b Road laat Harry I. Brown.
Couatry Oab
ir,..tn m m inittpr^
eon «ervv*l uii«ler th* •lit evtioii *tf
erasing for tbair regular
F
r
i
e
n
d
s
K
n
t
e
r
t
a
i
n
e
d
Miss Inez Kvihemi
•• >1 niuiiiunrfim'nt o f tKo
\ btmneas
which Ana baid la
M r. and M rs liyr.1 J. (Sufbit l;,nik
u|»|»ri !*» bt* held iu th**
m eeting wh <* held at l;tnl oYlork
a >*chMra»'S party.**
Mcn’n Fell (('loaned and I’ ren-ted)
h ave muvtMl fYtittt T w in
l^il
|’.tf
-!•:»»'
ill.
<
tinrhvfUf
ivn
*
eiv.
'
lb
•»!» Nov
17. Th*
ut which .ktr* l! I 11* 'we ll | *re Immediately u
arrival and w ill reside .it like M oyf.ii. .. •.
l.t 1 W l 'l k
It the hum** »»f • «ide«l a* provident
iiift-l invr w ill b«* ItfltJ hi
f fh«* \u«io f tb* “childrenr they wa
H o te l thit urinier
ml \ l r u
it II
M.-Me
W ight
mi |llary.
e -o \ .V I •<
ed supper fro**
1 l •• liv
iiiemb# r«
and '
|*:t • *
( tl*.
PorMr^r*!
A t the* nnvi.'iR
plan-*
were
table* la tb *
Mrs, Isdrwi* M it chr 11 t»f
the || K \. -e io n ty . '
n n d t fo r a Hotl i «•*■* fir^t aid
after which
abaat
banou
rpnn., m *>|m-m<Im^
- • t i t w •• r e; list M i**c i Nan.
raaatag *
presided
t\mo in Sjuifor.i with .\|r
vh i.tn
• . |m lv * IMppui. /oiiax course which will U in •« xt Molt
liaataI*
by. Mr*.
ClMlla
Stella Tn uohton, Ve«tn day at 8:00 oobvh ill the t'oiHfalMwtag
o f tb * rmrs
\'t till t ( up nit* Met .ill. Shir- inunlty Build mi;
ioaa officer* and
Piano select i»
were plaveti by
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1*.
1 x l.o p Caldw ell. I.nun lie
far Tbankagdvbtg war*
bits
had aa thrir weekend ivumI* M*
' ** Kiixuhcth
F ite.
Helen M is* ( T h a r h o I d . i i i
* social period aatjoyod
. vt * sdktUL ton
and lira. Jack Musoii p( llw* -fc-'t' > *
'"•on Amelia ‘Metdfb. !.«•»•'
l
' mbeeTt w
Wn i iflJT M •
ts m ^ o u iT .* i
’ > r ' . ' ■Ij'h s S ,
t ’ »ber.
Jean
\\ bii*ham.
'Ii
'in WiKirm*, \it" U imm*, gr*'«t
mat, kin. a R Whit*, fan. H.
The o|icrn1o>i
Ci limn.
Mart x !'• i Vm«,
i r • d t at he
Mrs. K. J. |(oUth wim the wn k
At Swanaon, Mr*. J. R.- Adame,
one o f the n»
C. W ight and So- m K o t b v
in M irgerv,
Mm . C.
Herndon and Mrs. rm i tla itor o f Mr Kmifh in Hell.
11It \ i\ : 1 *
\\ all er
and
w
a
i
re
p
o
rtfil
I
uni i be H|Miri«or«. \f i - 1 |*.
Mm t*• K*.
Glade, mid her •Uuibihlei. Mrr I
a
Harden.
R. n\
i*
(h eir
bad
an | M r« H M \Vnl«.oi. erh ar o f Mi xh
through a
Friday If. BuU. iituI Mon Joe, hi Miami
An old
.1 tin «r home ei^
motion piclnra
it lid i« de.
'Ii U ii Iinii and M
W.t'son
Aft* moos'* at
a pre\ \a . a
,hlr>
•n
•cription bv Iff
I t am argo.
seated with Mrs. M. H. Smith
i tt i
M
|ohn K
itU«i o f M exico i
It ( " H O P o f
Ellen Mejiweth*•r. fr.-l.
,
k
aa teacher, with much roerrir ••
.ed \lr“
\*
illnr** Dr KtcoL
i * not premen at Southe in rsdlei;» in I I . . ' .
'
1 u•
raant aaantfaatad Ur tb* pupil*. knd. laxt week wa* p .tlgt-l 1
• dent to tltdiv* •
K ve
C o rn ea
i.l.lio i
• ''I* 11(imbitl R
‘,
Selection* which ware given tty Alpha
b ate re.
J Only three p
ASK A lU ll t m u
Chi Oiih*jj 1, n:iti« "al *»
C sed
B y
M u in a n s
tha “ Rhythm Band” , sad aavtral
c rivrd the « :•t
: i •n- j»l;ir t *.
H C O N O M K A l. I . A I M I H Y N I-.ll\ lt.K
humorous reading* warn aniayad aorority. followring b» 'VtrU
ha« nr
Vl.tt \ llttftf I f
»
(D
r.
C
Minor
go
d
.1 l.iii nil !
» 1VS11
•re
I i .........
'4 1
by tb* group. An old fashioned ruah partir-*.
t h r t f, fo r m n lv i
.Iilv I.IduI.
ipalling baa was participated in
• hn ♦
.... |dr1. d thre
I
can now
rt th. • E n iver•11*11IV
wtth prises being won by Mm.
Mr». K. W. !s»*nl n turnetl horn
\1 - \ l*« *
h » 1 ef N u r».
FYvd It Wilaau and Mr*. T. U s t week ttfu-r :i fiv e w e ll
Apprt»\imiiten* I
ouo unit
. It w i l l he** im» ant'*
v is it with her sou and dituulitt
Bradford Byrd.
pnratc ithipineiil • me bundled
T E L E P H O N E *65
110 E A S T SECOND ST.
Hig^ina.
In Ooanrcticut. her winter* •
•1 \Dh. Edward
m inlly by lhr» imlrond*
M. Glenn
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Hats 65c
Dresses 65c
iSt
S u its
60c
Pants 30c
The regular meeting of Spm.
Inola Chapter Two.- pf.|k* (k>Br
Sj wilt ba held in tha Maaonia
Hall at 7J0 P. M.
Tha regular meeting of tha
South Side Primary P. T. A.
wflkba held In the school auditor,
ium at 3:00 P. M.
The S*m Inola County Federa
tion o f Womca'a Clubs will meat
at thd Longwaod Civl* Leagwa
beginning at 10:00 A. M. and
lading until 3',00 ? .
M. with
lunch being served at noon by
tha hoates* dob.
The P B. O., under the dL
reetirn of Mm . S. E. AndMW*.
will have charge o f the mom.
Ing rawing session for the Red
Cpoaa.
The W est Side Primary P. T.
A. will neat at 2:30 P M. to
Smith,
be preceded by a meeting of the
officer* at 200 P. M. in tha Mrs. T . k ra d fa rtl B;,
Mm . J.
E. Courier. Mm . L. ti.
Tyre, Mrs.
>r.r Tw
school auditorium.
J. N. nillon. Mm . M. U Wrlgbl,
Mrs. IL T. Thrashsr, Mrs. M.
R. Strict!and, Jr- Mm Z. B.
Ratliff,
Mrs.
H. B. McCall.
M m . J. U Clark, Mr*. C. B.
McKee, Mr*. C. ll. Winn and
Mrs. C. F. Branan.
HAPPV
B IR T H D A Y
Also, Mr*. R. r. Cnle. Mr*.
Arthur Jack Clmnt
Chntar
Donlala,
Mm .
Iltlcn
Mr*. R. T. Hunt
Sckulta, Mr*. J. 0. Lanay, Mrs
Jimmie Page
Rob Till!*, Mm . J. P. Thurmond,
M. M. l ‘>r«i
M g C. P. Hamdan, Mrs. 0. Jt.
Mr*. Mary Church
White. Mr*. H. A. Swanson. Mr*.
J. B. Williams, Mn. E. II. Lanaf,
Mf* F. R Wllaon. Mrs, U. C.
Morgan, Mr*. Harden, Mias Lcoln
Evans, Mkta Ruth Hand, Mia*
Bcaal* Zachary, Georg, Harden,
Jr., Spencer Harden and Albert
K Ueher.___________________
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be able to add additional marcnancJis* whan that* sloe Its era
aihauttad. So shop early and avoid Jis«ppointm*nl.
Mira Gene Caswell
Has Coca-Cola Party
Mlta Gene .Caswell, daughter
o f Dr. amt Mr*. B. I). Caawall,
was hostess Saturday morning,
aatartalalag a group - of
the
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a roca-rdW par.
at bar- bam* ok North
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Virginia Handaraon, Barbara IIIU.
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H ln A. P. Poll
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Navy Searches
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FOR NAVY’S SAILORS
For Notre Dame L
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By B I L L B O N l
• NEW Y O R K . NOV. 4—(A T i./ T p U nlrw illy of Texas football
team, which got Into high gear
f x Urn opening game of IU »»aaon and hadn't been throttled
dpwn alnce today
rolled
Into
[A n t place in the
Aiaoclaled
Ptese football ranking poll.
I
' A The awaomo acorlng ntichlnr
- which Coach Dana Bibb has per
fected in the fifth year of hU
*1 flfa-Tear plan ran a cloaa aecond
| Ip Minnesota the fln t two wreke
/
of tha poll. A weak ago the LongI home morad up on even terms, ,
f
and In bit fourth weekly ranking1
want act in front by 37 polnta.
f O f tha 121 football ripertel
throughout tha country who took
dart m tha voting, 73 made thr
Texans fln t choice, an<l; one
Other aplit hla ballot
batwren
Taxaj and Mlnnaaota. Tha Long
horn* were ranked fln t or aecnnd
an 110 ballot*. and accumulated
■ 114* polnta to 1111 for
thr
Gopher* polnta being awarded on
tha bail* of 10 for a fint-placr
VOta, nine for aecond, right for
third, and ro on down.
'«T n a t hit probably lla peak of
• 't h a 'y e a r rgalnit Southern Metgedui last Saturday,
whenBible’a boya won »4*0. That gave
them n total of 230 points for tlx
gam e s. on arrange of a fraction
dyer 3* par gams. On defense
they have allowed only *7 point*
a ia v
’ v— • A LSM&K AM ole
-rim-tJie.
SCKXS AT x t o
M v -fa m u t. "
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U. Stuart
Faint & Glass
A
A A * fUTAMAW
Moffrl WrfH CAf-Ukt
<?ooojetf. rt*
IIIMR
in* Rica ami S. M. Uilnaemta, rated Ntf. 1 team na*Uy a rear ego, slipped from
top after scoijng what was
taps the Gopher*' snqat eredia victory —an fl-7 conquest of
thwvstern.
ha aaat throe’ places In tha
k’a tabulation went to holdw from a week sgo-fford-
iTjn TlM ^R A N IA ITttS ,
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BALTIMORE.
Nov. 4— 1»>)—
Canny Swede Larson, who likaa
to play a hunch,, la at It a g a in packing lurprise dynamite to
throw at tha Iriih when Navy
takes tha field Saturday hoping
to bleat high-flying Notre Dame
from tha prdritral of football's
unbeaten team*.
For tha third straight year
Laraon la digging Into tha junior
varsity grab bag to haul out another prospect for tbe Middle
hall of fam*.
Two yeari ago Dick Shafer!
came up and ran Army right
into the turf. Last year It wed
mil Chip, a fancy-blocking back.
Thia time It* Tsddy Gilliand,
171-pound apesdatar from A L
toona. Pa.
,*
So tha nearly 85.000 fan* who
will jam Baltimore Municipal
Stadium may *e. a new star
lorn. Betides
Gilliland, Casey
Pluaxay, a top-flight soph, will
b« back after being aid .‘Joed kg
aa appendectomy, and
Zeus
Zrchrlla la recovared from in
juries and likely to sea action.
But those boy* will hare to
be good to outshine
Barnacle
Rill Buelk, the great Navy bach
who will b« rested and ready.
“ We've rot to win ' this one,
hut it’s going to fcs tough,' Lar
aon said.
There’ll be nerve-tingling ac
tion from start to finish with
both team* unbeaten up to the
15th clash o f thalr series In
which Navy will be seeking Its
fourth triumph. Notre Dams has
won 11. Each team haa won flva rom « void Mceordlng to U * .
publication b « ln g Slat d«F
games and aach has played ona of FlrM
Or(ob«r if 41.
scoreless tie— Navy with liar,
JFaHUB U HAHTI.MY
Administrator of tka E*Ut« of
vard and Notre Dame with Army.
I*,
i.
HirtUf,
dt«#a»#»1.
Offenalvaly they’re even with
142 polnta rolled up apleca, bat
ih ro tu t* a y t e e c a n defensively
tha powarful and
ji immc. sE H ivoi.r r e t s .
■ T A T E OR r i.O R ID A .
numerous Middle lineman claim
tion ae a sophomore football
sensation. Tbe trouble started
when hla parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael M. Kusma, forbad# him
to play foetbell. Ha talked them
E E T E E rO T A T E O f
IT W .
HORTOH. Decease)).
out of that Now they’re ardent
IW P R O B A T E ,
fen*
against
To
a
l
i
.
w
h
o
*
IT , MAT cov“ I was tha clumsiest ox on
I m as i
our team
at
Emereon
High
. . 1 N olle* la hereby
given
lhal
u * * * " llom er W. W righ t riled , hie fln .l
School at Oary," Tom admits.
0
and
report
aa
Administrator
o
f
tha
esfn r and lis t* « » Harry W. llorton de"The coach said ones *1 never
had a chance to make the
, 7.
ceased: that ha riled hla potlll-n
to r H j or n u | discharge, aad that
he
tfin/*
will applr to tns Honorable ItTom’e determination helped al
ter that, lla went to the prac
tice field - early, spent hla summers kicking and throwing n
football. -When Hirmcrtl returned
to Gary In tha sunfmerrfor life
guard' datY hi ' the city parka, He*” on ffriday.ia between 7:fl0
Kilim*. M
had‘ a M ^ c S S B and fld)0 A. i f , hut If j/att.ln.
atU an soma sleep, uU * . neat
f>e.t lima, la frem noo« to fliPO
0 clock, a eprtey, by retail store
representatives
shows. ‘ Busiest
tlgi* ils.ifroQtr l - t a j 9i\ fit h the
peak—15.1 percent o f >*11 tha
Harmon’s Record
As Sophomore Is
Beaten By Kuzma
ANN ARBOR. Mich., Nov. 4
—(AT—Tom Kusma
made
up
his mind to come to the Uni
versity of Michigan whan a boy
across town from him In Gary,
Ind., made a football name for
hlmatlf with the Wolverines.
Nobody—except maybe relatives
and horn* town eronlea—evar
•spected Kusma to touch the
’amaslpg gridiron record o f that
other Gary lad, Tom Hannon.
But Gary's Tom No. II fooled
them. The Harmon-lesa Michi
gan football team might have
bean choice pickings for several
1941 opponent. If Gooch Frits
Crltltr had not come up with
this sophomore to IIM Harmon’s
old tailback position. •
<■
Br mid-season, this 19-yesr-old
gridder kart surpassed Harmon's
sophomore reeorti. In scoring, hail
marad I hi* -.i flrat-ysar passing
mark-and had become on* of the
Weatem Conference’s
greatest
kickers.
Midway through
Michigan's
tight-game schedule, Kusma had
■cored five touchdown*, psaaed
for two more gnd made hi* bid
aa the greatest Wolverine kick
ed sine* : Harry Klpke got hla
diploma* In t»24.
Crlalrr haa described Kusma’s
kicking, auch as hla 53-yard boot
out of bounds fou- yards abort
of tha goal against Northwaat-
register . aald
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• S C p T jC H E S
j. c. iunrciimoff.
NICK'S
Package Store
iv tiisj cot’ET o r Tilts roPHTT
JIMMIE.
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STATU o r M.ORIUA.
r iV re tbs XSTtTS sf
ItOBERTA K. STONE WITHER.
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h a n d tw a
ottf for bus
- I f » can
to football,
sensation «
really care
testlaal muscle*. It Is taey to
tab* and punctual, gentle In as*
Uon If used as directed. Next
time you need a laxative, taka
BLACk-DEAUQHTI
— ADV.
Kappa Gamma, and the only girl
on the campus Tom dates* ffhfgff
Probably tka help many
say* that "Tom really dene**
w all.
f
Aside from studying and-aqulr- l'
Ing Mis* Cannon about tho com- a
pus, Kusma »a/«, “ football lo my 1«
whole Ilf* right now,,* H # plan \
to study b u rin .*» admlnlatratlon t
and wants to be a ealoamaa.
. d
“ A namo In football might halff f
m* sell whea I get out a f eehooL i
don't you thlakr* Kusma aaka I
with a chuckle.
.
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The boy from Gary ha* had «
aomo trouble gaining hla paat-K
For a warm winter, trade
ui your old heater on one of
these new Norge circulat
ing models. We have one
that will solve your heating
problems. See 'em today..
EASY TERMS.
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half-day work. P.
ary Art
2i*e
HALT-DAY
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FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST Q UALITY
W ITH THE BEBTiOfl SERVICEl WE ARE
EQUIPPED TO
K ILL
ALL
ORDERS
N O R G E C IR C U L A T IN G
. ’ On*’ Verbal laxative h*i’
iflflUd,lA use by four gensratleata
and today it’* one of tho.loadm
K e r n tha 8outh — . 13LACKpttAUGHT. ChUf of itl tll-veg*table- lagredlenu I* a toa(e-Uxattvs that help* to tone laay to
F - !
NEAT
WRECKER
SERVICE
itW|TiqtorTOnagm't|ittoW
h fl. l o b f f G o o d l
SM-H-W/DSAN »—
BOOOC «C30W d
vTDSFBAIC.'n—
4NCC AGENT—to build
H aad Ufa weakly eoL
debit In Hanford. EaeeL
anatract. Call Friday or
> National Insurance, 14
hatch Bt., Orlando.
TO A L L W H O M
CERM :
harafcr
elven
that
Notice la
riled
his
o c o n o E M. W IT M R R
_____ . . . ____aa n a n l a r •t ta *
•atala of
ROBERTA
X.
rr O N r .
W IT H E R . deceased: that ha (llad
hU petition fo r fln W discharge,
and that k a w ill a m i r
la
tka
Haoorabla R. W . W a r e ,
C n a lf D
jo d g a af Hemtnole ro a ia t r Florida,
aa tka ttk d a r of Nctvemher I t l l ,
fa r a p p ro v a l o f aaiaa a ad fa r fla a l
d lec h a s- aa K ie ce to r o f tka aatala
o f R oberta
X . m ono W ltm ar. de
ceased. oa tkla Ttk dap of Octe.
ba r t i l l .
O E o n n K E W IT H E R
#
Eaacatjpr af tka aatala of
R O B E R T A K. r r O N E W I T H E R
deceased
q A ’ L iE R fiV E
L E G A L N O T IC E S
ham, thM with *52 point* and
tlx flrsL-p«e votes) Duke, fourth
with 740 and seven, and Texas
A. and M-, fifth wUh 58A. Bayond these there was considerable shuffling.___________
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BtmUar A m
Sanford La The Only Central
Florida City A ffordin g Rail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
AH
I d F lorid a
Established la 1908
V O LU M E X X X III
SAN FO RD .
England Heads For
Death, Says Berlin
Statement Is Made
In Commenting- Oir
Attack On U. S.
Tanker , £>alinas
Seek Plane Parts
Nazi Subs Reported
In Sight O f Newf o u n d l a n d Shore
B E R L IN . Ndv. 5 — OP\—
German
spokesmen
coml mentlnnr on the attack on the
United States jiavnl tanker
Salinas
near Ireland, de
clared today “ now as always,
we can only say whoever
> starts fo r England heads
fo r sudden death.”
These sources asked that
they be siren mother day foi
. "further reflection before giving
German reaction to the United
1 States’ claim for indemnity In
the torpedo sinking of the Unit
ed States steamship Robin Moor,
— h In the south Atlantic taat
. * ^ a Toronto, Navy Mlnlator An.
R MacDonald mid Nail suhmar.
are
art mow
now operating " o ff tho
of Newfoundland— withfa
o f tho thoro,” Indicating
tho Retch had moved. Ita under.
M i threat to tho cjooeet approach
to Aaortoau ahoroo.
bo Nafy. deaartment yeatorabandoned hope of rescuing
» • mlaslag member* of the
►«Mja
“ ^ O O to ^ iuwal ’^tonkir Salinas
Jmd boon "serloasly damaged” by
.^"V^koot' In tho same general
•|||^*
v
"• T h e tanker was in a convoy
9 when it was attacked on Oct
I 9lS(V a day before the Reuben
James went down, tho Novy
said. Thoro was no lose of life
or serious Injury among the Sa
linas’ crew of 107 officers and
m men, but the navy withheld in.
formation about damages su/.
fired by tho vessel because it
wo old bo “ of no value except
to the Nails."
Word of tho laUot casualty in
, tho battle of the Atlantic was
• kept secret. It wax said, unUl the
tanker had reached port safely.
Identity o f the port was not dls.
dosed, but tho cripolod craft
tCewStaeeJ Oa rape BU>
• Extensive Plans
j^Made For’ Yearly
* Red Cross Drive
are being, made to
duct the moot Intensive Red
drive
Is this
chaircounty, Oeorre A. Spoor, chair*
_ a n of tho Rod Oosa Roll Call
committee for Seminole County
■old today In revOnliar that tho
Advance Gifts Committee la al
ready at work securing contrL
9
•
America's notional defense « f.
forte require a great expansion
of d l American Bad Cross sc*
ttvHtoo, Mr. Spoor declared as
S.
,
• s V S ii's rtu iP S
a i k M
M
t t U T .
,
W E D fIK S D A Y .
N O V E M IIE R
Member Amoclated Preoa
1011
Congress Urged Tb
,
Pass Pending Re- l i c k e t
c ,
dales
;L8iT Z T rF .^ Dinner
r
TOr
Hitler Fighters Are
Apparently S p l i t
ti ng D e f e n d e r s
Into Three Partn
Flood In Oklahoma
Honoring
Only 5 New Men
Pepper . Begin
today after IVhilr lloUSi Conilm'rro (Irillin Is
Are Elected As cponnrtrd
ference Ih.t President
School Trustees vn.c. ihr pending neutrality rv- ( V T t »ln S l* 11Ht OT
W A S H IN G T O N .
—
.Vov
Aiiministratinn
»
__ ij$»
leader*
rr*
Nazi Bombers
Hit Red Fleet
_.
a
believe*
t'ongre**
Ron... '
, ,
should
SCllOCl Ult?U
™ U P ,,
T o
iM l*
Russians Reoort Re
capture Of Kalinin
In Defense Drive
|
visMin measure m it* present
form rather tnan delay it by
I..k i* for thi* iliuiicr l.i he
tacking on amendments designed
gn h i M. ndny night in h •mu ■f
to cut tail defense strike*.
h
n*
rr*M
Capitol Hill leader* *aid they ScnaD'i i I.unlr l*t pp«-r v\ill be
H itle r'* hemlmiurters said
i >nlt loilny a' .1 nuiu. !
assured the President that the pl;»c |
Senate would act on the legisla. ht*r ••f convenient plae»-> through.;
that
O rm a n
tnxnw
had
With all district* rrn irtrd only tion tomorrow or Friday.
out ih. « «t> ami » itiitit\. at coni,
reached the Hlnrk Sea lod av
Two
senator*.
a
southern 1mg to Y lv\’i* • Higgiii*. -eerctary
5
men moved into the |»oi»t*
on
the
southern
Crim ean
B9 School Tnuter nf Seminole Democrat and a New Kngland f lib i hitiulier *f t '"inmeree,
m ast between Sevastopol and
Republican who previously hAd »h. iinnounce.l that the •leiulline
Coanty in the county.wide elec supported much of the mtmntlr.
K er*ch and w ere apparently
Ho purchase of th*-***1 lift ,
tion held yrstrnlity. T W. I.MW.[ (ration** fnreiirn policy, yr derdhy
H>litUmr the l(ua*ian defend
will lie Satunfay at no«»n
ton Mill today, ifter the School |declared their opposition to rc
Ml lh"M' «lr«irtng to utlrml
ers into titree
parts.
Tho
Board had complete.! the tabu- mov,n* thr restriction* of the 'hi ihnner whu*h will he one uf
Germ ans com parvd the Red
latlon. and mn,t of toe di.trict I " r"*rml',>r Uw |wh,,' h V' ' ' ! , Amrr the nie»j* r function* in Sanfonl**
retnuit to the nlliisl w ith#
#
...
- 1i^*n *hi|»a out
of
belligerent r**««nt hnts.rs," *at«l Mr H ggin*,
fafomJ a four mill levy
for port*.
,lrn.nl nt Dunkerque »ni| xililej
'mint obtain th**tr tuket.* be.
thnt the llu«»inn< were being
achool* ne*t vear.
| The two. Senator* Rilhn (P .. foie* noon .".iturtlav
that w<*
^pm-ueil (mm Itnlnrlnvft heiahtx,
Inf the Sanford district, with Mis* 1 an.I L.wlge |||. Ma**.>. will know exactly how many to
,„„th >•( Srvnnl«|Mil, -erne of
tha
second
largest
turnout
in
the
asaertr.l
their
|M»*itionii
an
a«l.
Flying Officer Idris Roberts
pupate for an,| enn mak” proper
’ the .tune.! "The i'hnrife of Iho
carefully n mtv.i I u 11* at (hr Mayfair Ho.
highway *uhmcrgml fiv«» fc«»t hclow, n
Follow mg
(le ft) and Squadron Leader W il county, 228 voter*, three new j ministration lender*
I.iirlit llrianile ”
liam Ceddes arrive at New York men went into office, S. O.l checked their voting strength, tel No ticket* Will tie -ohl af- bout ......... I* •< it- eirami of mercy on the outHkirt* of
The Known*
repiirtril
(hat
carrying a bullet-riddled German Chian, Jr., J. L. (ialloway and >confident of winning by n small ter nos.11 Siiturilay "
I ) kIa Hun.lie.I- \%1 e . » 1. nati'el from their home* uml pi
, Monniw ilefenilern hmt
recaphelmet. They are in the U. 8. Mrt. \\. (\ Hutchison. District1margin. They were figuring on
The e|.VI f1••r Will hi’ hehl at
Knlinin. i»S mile, northmoil 1 . the Nikon*** Kiser overflowed it*
« f thr Sen- , :u o't lock Mon.I.iy night an.I ilnntage m i.
to coordinate KAF rrpalr needs Two, reprvM-nting I-sk>- Mary, rrrriving aixiit
Longwood,
Altamonto,
Kvrn sin’s tt« voir*.
went ■<( Monniw, nnil ileclareil
•In
.hill we*t hav
11 i’titly *u ffern |
with manufacture of rrplacsment
rc t .«n •
Will he att. fiile.l l»\ Ml*. 1‘eppel .Many
Park, Forrst City, llrsr Lake
llie tieriunn, were thrown back
Leader* nf tho i>p|n»«itiiin, how
parts.
and Gabrielis. 323 votv, were ever, would concede nothing d< Well a* the Scn.ltoi \Ii I | 1g . f looil.
(mm the Mnxhamk aevtor, 87
g OHI
cast with Fred Forward, Koy Mnro than onough .onatnrs wer* gin* revealetl ill utgi
mile, writ » ( Muncow. The So.
Sen*.
*1 Sanfo •I a
llowcll and W J. Hsrtlry, s new atill unmmmitteil, thev said, to' | atlemlam
vjet nirforre wn* rreillteil in aamole 1 mnty ladle*
din.
member, going into office.
tu recapture Kalinin.
swing thr victory t«» them.
1 ,f
All candidates were re-elected
The German* *ahl
repeated
In aihlition to the^ whipping rc- ,
y|
among
th
>
honored
In Districts Three,
Four and strictiona repealer, the pending
Rtinaian attempt* In break out of
gue*ts
and
firtncipn
speaker*
Six, while only one nrw candi legi*Utlon would
rinK<''l I.eolngrail wrre reptil.ed
permit
the
date was elected in District Five. arming of American merchant, will be Thonm.* tlrtf tth o f the
an,| N *»i bomber* reported new
4
2
1 if fit It
A
d
vertisin
g
Ngeney
C. R. Clonta, L. H. Gore and men, now forhidden by the neu
altiu-k*
on
Leningrad,
and
George Jakubcin were re-elected trality law. Both Lodge and Hl!- .St I’etersh u rg which ha* recent.
Monrow.
Iv
•
been
aw
arded
the
contract
in District Three
by the ' 21 b<>» declared their nupinirt
Na«i illvr.homhrr, wer* atvoters, who also approved a four this proposal, but a* to sending *• r Sem inole County advertising
teniptinir to rripple the Rualian
mill levy for schools next yexr. American ships into belligerent Mi G r iffith i* e i pec ted to dl*lllark Sea fleet anil reportedly
1 ivs plans fo r p u i'ln g Seminole
h »ank
In
The Fourth district approved the ports;
two Rrit transports, dam.
* .County on the t« uri*t map o f
foot milt levy and re-named E.
ogrd
five
merchantmen, and
"The
step
one J y|of »
»n»
s irp if
is a
« grave
*0
mx
• -W-W «...
T. Hashdt,
F. L o a f and {Colan m I J f ^ U c . . ' V c s u . w
-mail
rnifierd In tha harbor* af
fo r
th e !
Scnntur T
’ llou *h oh ler
f
in
Fore to efflco as I t voted.
! Sevastopol, Yalta and Kerch
first time since the war
w ar began
serve 11* tcii*tm a*ter for the or.
O. II. Flynt waa elected a» it puts us ph ysically
In T«»kyo,
Ja p a n
announced
th •'Asion
in
and
a
complete
prograhi
H. James Gut was nominated a new trustee for Dletrfct Five battlefield . . . W e arc going
\.. m atter what th r t ’nite.l |*br » » i , ending Sabtiro KunUU,
\
total
uf
f
it,:|iU
t.8Mt
Ha
i,
to
1
*
m*w
being
prepared
which
and O. R. Mathleux and II. W.
,
...»
i
ia
n »
form er amhaBWiilnr to ticrm an y.
aa eaudldato fo r the City Com. Smith were rv-electad, while the fast M
. . . _ .by fran*-iParifh*
w dl tie .innoiim <*d later.
he credited to the County by M a te * w ant* t«» do it w ill b«* tu ,,,
Washington
acute
mlr.slen In the December election four mill
Ticket* may he procured at the Stole on tin* Mud Imnd* and ■aught in
levy was favored.
the pre,entW-rlil
r |jpp,.r j„ , n ,fr,,rk to reuch an
the fo llo w in g place*
Roumilfn*
by a-majority o f 32 votes In the Harold Ksstnsr, J. C. Muir and
n volution, limn Win,low .V An- n,',„rd in the U. S. "in view of
A Anderson'*, Atlan tic Nation il inteiot in an o 11 lance wiln the iler»un, ofHolltn, College,
Municipal Primary held
yester Gus Schmah wero re-elec tel as
de- jlhe very icriou, ,ituntlon prevail(ia-oliii. Allocation Act nf Ifldl
Rank. Kb rol l State Rank. f'ha*«*
trustees
in
District
Six,
whrre
day t.t the City Hall, II. TL Bayer,
»■> HiliIrrM
»o o .e— before
......... the
.... |mg M
A t o , I'htridii pow er A Light iiul a.lditoiurl load, ihwignalqtl I dared 111 an
tha four mill school tax levy
, n„ luniheoii
|!in, heon today,
today. Krunk
Th” . nl"'.
*"• **"•
kiwum*
city clerk, announced this mom- was in favor, 28 casting their .WASHINGTON, Nov.
r « . . Smoke
llou*e,
Tou ch ten '* and law , riiacle.l by the la,l ,e . |Km
i.l
( .n.n ..f th.. la'gi.lature, the Cnuii-|..i
«
,
, agiiin,t Tula, ,outh of Moscow.
f|^tig
ballot.
The junkman came luuk into I Drug Strife, t Hv
•s ' " r,, !ty ■ ...... naii'tier, wero informed
'- l->rter of the *.... . hl„ llr,.n .t.,,,j„ ,|. w,th thou,and,
"Stunning against Gene Baber,
The ta% levy recommended b y . his own Tuesday whyn Ih. I l f . U n i'y N Drug Store, R. |.. P er. by representative, of the State'
* • . ’
of ca«uallie,. Russian dlspatchea
Speer's.
Mr. Gut polled 343 against his the State
Comptroller a umcc
ucc of
m rronuciion
aianagcmen» kin*',
am*, Vowcll**.
io w f ii *. xpecr
*. Forte*t
r nne*t ; ».,, ,| |i
i--t
,,
Comptroller's
office ficr
Production Management
The present ri volukloll. I, a '
Wednesday, but new Nall
apponent’s 311, while four of the and adopted by tha School Buard l announced that
he and not Gatrhrl’,. Sanford Howling fen . | |- |It-,„.l.>n t inuil Court Tlerk truggle between two diainctri. stl«rk* have been launched weat
'f -.i.d today
l-illota were adjudged mutilated of the county waa act at 3.5 1Major LaGuardia of New York ter. .■ip.-rmlendenf, nfflrr
t a lly i>i>|»<>.*i*i| vsit y * u f lift*.tli-mu. ■ml north of tho besieged Red
'I. ***---by tho eloetion committee to bring mill, for thla yaar »o th# voter, would have charge o f the to-xi ,Lthe A* I
Shop*, su n rrm ten . ‘I
1 1„
uuiminl i , the rccuintul.i tru c y unit t<>talitaruiiti*m. P ra tt capital.
.
have themaelvaa votad a rrcom- campaign to collect old |m i | , and ilvnt - ..fru-u nf th r
A. C I. | t „ . „
„ „ , u,|lt j u, i
eom plct.d Afiiirrxim |H*»ntftl nut. I'ltr m il.
the total votes'east to 858.
Tho Moscow radio admitted
increa,,
of pan* from Mtm. America
p a - .in g rr .tHtiun*. Ilo m r r |.,i
,,y
|C,.n,| D gpartm rnt mul tin
•lit i••n tia* !»•*«*it tmMi|(ltt iiliout fierce fighting at Moxhalsk, 80
In spits of tho seeming hek of mcndatlon of .an
W illia m R. Knudson, i t i r n l " i l lr «, nn.l in nil n u t,M r rnm jnun.
i ,„||ptrulll•r,, u flic r, whi r r
Interest in tho race a good turn- taxea for achoola. Tha vote of
by thr rhuil|fr III kuciitl iittlttl«L'. miles west nf thr capital, and at
m ayor
ha*l itie* throughout thr county
out visited tho polling pUce and Diitrict one, embracing Sanford, of OI*M, saltl the
in tin County is tn rcceiv* ail- nn.l »I lift? it hit* tak rii a buiK Kalinin. 100 mltrs north of the
time* !<» ilevrl«'|> it w ill ta k r a city Thr Hus«lans claimed tho
(ditiMiiitl t'ie*lita fo r roail* not tin
tho morning
hour*
F**A!rdt 7 ha, not bean tabulated aa to the made a " a illy " mittak,. in « « > i i
were fairly busy, Judge W. E. mlllage rata ratommandatlon for nection with the recent campaign,
I •lnl hi the act of t'JItt hut »h** Imijj h m r t«i n«»lvt», lit* ailtlt'tl.
German offensive* In these lec
in
which
boimrwtvrH
«tonat*«t
Watson, clerk of the election, next year,________________
Iti'flllllitf th'* two |tl»lhr*of»hir 4, tor* had made no progress and
•
by the I 'J t l tdrgl*tuture,
aluminum
to
th**
government
f**i
said, -During the afternoon hours
tiran AmlfriMiii taut " iL'iiiim i .1. boasted that Red bombers Mon
l *I l,i>,r rh,•••■rndnu
lM
t la
t lijoi irl u
U tl tt t. i’ S
t TMl »l IM
V I*I»C
|M,ar,| vxplaim'il.
I H rrsiiluUim ry 1* t1j** *truicifli* f <*r mdivhluul day night successfully attacked
defense.
the" voting was slack though a
The
mayor
thought
the
gov.
I
rei|tie*ting
the
Road
Department
rush cam? Juat b a te . closing
fiffibnn whilo tnialitarianiNin 1* Damlg, Koenlgxberg and Riga
rm m en t woulit give the collected
Sun, iif thr l.rgiun Drum mul to accept less than m 100 foot tin* M,fll*itl of tlir illitlVhluiil t<»
The German assault at Tula,
pota and pans to the dealer* and Bugle Curp mill Majorette* are light uf way on Statu Road N'u ufffpt
ll”ln tho December election Mr.
K M t l s t o >- r . « « rase (la )
tha ri*|Mii)»ibilitifn of
the dealem would sell them to Invite.) to n -pedal dinner mrrt. 2D. In gu through Ovirdo, a* thu fri*fitom.'*
Gut win run In Group No. 2
sm elters,"
Knud*on
said. ing at the l.egion lint Thur-dur loir (nut ri*i|uiri’ mrnt uf the prowhile George D. Bishop will be
Representative Joe Hwulrick, of the
Tinting th«* *truKi(|i» f**r Iri'/.
evening nt li :.’I0 o’clock to make pii-i l hUi Iu rond would nlunn thr •tom, tht* *|M*akrr harkfiinl t>Mfk
up fo r election In group No. *• DtLand la expected to be in " T h a t * a M y ."
nlan, for the coming Armistice trilling down nf t*usinr,-, • I mill to tht* day* of fvuifuliHiit when
Sanford all day Friday confrring
Day program. S. M. KiChard, Jr., ing . iilmig thr main street nf an fritlividual rmintrtl a* nottiini*
with Chamber of Commerce of
announced
today.
flvied'i.
••itf|it a* a part of thr group.
ficials and members of the City
Mi** Dorothy
Hanford
and
Ri pn 'i-ntiitive* (rum thr Lukr I hr fight for frrrtlom hn»U|(ltt
and County Commlaatenen with
M
i„
Catherine
Tnknch
will
I..M«r>
i handier of
('nmmirro .thoiit itrmocracy a* f«»*trrr(| in
rrtfird to tha 8k. Johnx-Indlan
present at the meeting nnd nil n*krd thr I'nutity to puve acvernl Hit* I'mtr.l Stall** amt part* of
River Canal, Madtterranaan Fruit
member,
of
both
organisation
■
Two men were released from
lib
irks
of
streets
in
that
com Ktiropr.
Fly
clalma
and
other
projects
in
BALTIMORE, Noe. * - W V are urged tn attend u* it is mi munity i lid the group rump 'inird
United
State*
T h r younjf liroplr of today ar«* srrvieo In the
A foderd grand jury Tuysday which this section la particularly
Imimrtanl meeting, Mr, RiOiaid of ilir grading of some of the lint mtrrr»ti;d 111 frt'rdoill hilt Army last week due to the fact
interested.
Indicted MWhacI William Etiel,
■aid.
road*. The request wu* discussed ml In 1 in. tho i*|i*ntrnt* of urcur- that they are over the sgr.limit
In’ * making thla announcement
8S, accused of damaging Martin Secretary iuggtaa o f the Cham
by thr t’ommissiuner* and will ity and arc not rrady to fii(ht of 28 year* and therefore are
Tha Mcn'a Garden Club will
proli hly he complin! with after for thrir freedom^ Dean Andrr- eligible for discharge, E. B. Car
Army Bombers being manufac bar o f Commerce aald that Ra^
cn invritigathm of the cost of ■on drclarrd. Thla ha* brought *\ ter of tho draft hoard office on
praaantatlva Hendricks bad asked meet tomorrow night at the
tured for the war department.
Recreation
Building
on
tho
lakethr paving ia made, Mr. Hern change in thr tnuic philoaophy Second Street slated today.
him to IneRa b Q hla friends to
The Jury preasuted 24 eopar. call
on him a t tho Chamber of front at 1:00 o’clock.
Jamrs Chester
Mathewe o f
don stilled.
r f gnvfrnmrnt In thi* country
* to cocato against tho young Commerce o ff tea to tha City
Thr Lions Club requested lh»t nnd given birth (o the* Now Prali Uike Mary is at prrsent unem.
natetehep foreman, arrested
at Hall and to any that he would be
There will be an nrgnnixalion
WASHINGTON’, Nov. h — LT) the County haul dirt for
the thr speaker explained.
ployed and Ihe re.employraant
work at the Martin plant n weak gUd to talk evar with eeeryone meeting o f the "Little Theater — The District of Columbia tom- trailer ramp alto on the lakeIn a poll nf tha college youth branch of the selective aervlce
__ a
by. Paderal
Faderal Bureau of - la. any proJaeU they might have In Club" tomorrow night at 1 :.1» missioner,. confronted with an front and the Board eoted to in thi.* country Dean Anderson with headquartra In St. Augus.
o'clock at the 8anfonl Women', eeute traffic problem because of comply with tho request. Catcher* said he found their Intrreat lay tine, o f which W. A. Leffler la
Club building on Oak Avenue.
the Influx of defense worker*, Grocery Store s m awarded tho fimt in food, clothing and Hhel. head of the local division. Is at.
• " i ■i
deerred Tuesday that If will chit contract to supply the County Ur; vrrontl in home and family; trmptlng to secure a position for
Two permits were issued Nov. motorists $20 to park double or Home during the month of N«- anil thiril in xeeurlty in old age, him, according to Mr. Carter.
3
to
repair
dweltlnga.
Ruth
John,
pita— ) la Umr a— nta a f aalpotherwise obstruct traffic,
In. . ember.
.
• whilo they gavo little Interest
J. C. Arant reported to tho
son contracted Robert Hill to ■toad of the former f.T.
ptaw wiraa tn a—a watte— ef
On the petition of C. 8. Lee, to freedom.
office that ha has accepted a po
work ou bar home located at
four bawbm . and U two counts
It.
F,
Wheeler
wna
named
The commissioners also dou.
Ha concluded that the United sition In Macon, G*.. In tha C.
• f catling taking la two pjanax.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 —I f ) 701 William Street and the tame bled tha. old 88 penalty for pass, member of the Board of Bond State* muat bo a democracy and 17. Farmer Rubber Belting and
Uattod But— DiaUtet Alter, — Airman aarvteo between th» man will repair tha residence teg a red light and Increased Truster* of tho Black llimmock ro.operative In opposition to to. Mill
Supply
Company
Main
of Mary Mathis at 1010 Cypress tha penalties for 77 bther truf Drainage District *nd Mack D.
may Fly— wM awh trf lh f I I u.im suu. «
aw IHige Fleet
Branch.
A..V.
-m
Avenue.
Car raw ay waa appointed a mem
couata canted a paxdkla i— xL
fle violations.
ber of the Board of tha Black
mum of 10 yoora hapateoamaat
___
Walker anHammock Drainage DiaUtet The
‘ o f R40 yoara.
aooaoad Taaeday.
notary public bond of J. C.
Stoten Caw b« inner
Tha route extends from ML
Mitchell « u approved by the
aatarod • Rlaa af aal sail to LaopekhriBa, Belgian Con
far tha aaliva Baltimorean go, via 8— J— a, Puerto Rjco;
Commissioners,
•—
Etxai roftnad te plead.
Port af Spate, Trtoklad; Balam
| Balhuril,
The Executive Board o f
the Frank Roper, executive director,
A first, second and third prise
larly prin
Dir.
Guy
Florida Council o f Boy Scouts o f Harold Paco. asiL
will ha awarded to winners In written on n Slip o f paper bear,
Jonaa and Dr. W. 8. Allan, out
America
held
a
dinner
meeting
atop
of town guests.
Among tha
in context sponsored by lag tha contestants* name and ad.
text night at JL30 o'clock at tha board mambars from M a t e d
of tending
dress. Thera will be n box to
the
Sanford
Merchant,
Associa
Liberia.
held tho- slogans In Aldon'a on
A T L A N T A .. Nor. 8 — (Ah— Valdai Hotel at which time tha ware Randall Chase, Chariao
board tion to which any parson who First 8 treat, Mr. Baber disclosed The shipbuilding industry, charged members present discussed thi* Morrison, Clydo Romaey and Mr.
certificate lives to tha City to eligible to and tha taro men added that In with winning tha battla o f tho program o f the University o f Bmltk.
enter, H. B. Pope, president ef
o f a tie, duplicate awards Atlantic, baa tocroaaad Its "on Scouting Training Course which
to Faa San
hwaye
Tha training course
frill be made by the association. order and undar construction’’ will bo offen d to any man In for Dacambar will begin
thoHatof II
Bah the new the i mariaties, stated today.
Gena O. Boner and Zab Rat
Today begins tha contest which activities more than 400 percent tha state who are interested to unlay alls moan . and cams
liff, who compose tha contest will teat until Nov. 18 and win In tho almost Incredibly abort scouting at Stetson University on through Sunday, according
Eaelreucoauatttee, painted ont thnt any ners e f the |10, I X and |2 ■pan o f on# yaar.
Dec. < and 7, Ralph Austin Smith, Mr. Smith and It will ha an i
slogan concerning celery or farm- prises will ha announced Nov.
On Oct. 18 o f this year U. 8. one of tha hosts to tha visiting lecture
eourxa, cons! '
teg weald ha inadequate and that t t nt "Country Store” night. The yaxda had abutldtog or undar leaders, stated today. .
four lessona on tha
ana short, dmalty tire phrase with
wtebtd to make tha contract 189 merchant ships to
Thla council la cowpoaad o f subjects! Tha Klamanto af
n
tog ontriaa fa th* taling 0,189,<08 grots
ton* Lako, Brevard, Halifax, Orange, Leadership,
“
(tear and straaaad th« whereas oa tha asm# day In West Volusia aad Seminal* ~
y
,
ianfr
a|
4L
a
I
q.flaigM
l.
Tlanunfg
. 1940—ont yaar aad 19 days af- tie*. Present
aaaq aa ha da. tor tha war began— thara wax*
Tba
jS l 1
Jadgq
7 7 -.,______
only 114 ship* oa order. . _
Remainder Are Re
named A
Voters
Favor 4 Mill Levy
Gut Nominated
At C andidate
For Commission
County To Get
6 M illio n
In
S t a t e C r e d it
pppslpg Man
tion By
A* Voted
U. S. Is Caught
In War, Declares
Kiwanis Speaker
Fund
From (ias Lack Of Interest I
Root Of Condition,
T * Law, AcU Of
Last L c g i s I a ( ure
Says Rollins' Doan
Junkmen To Collect
Old Pots And Pans
Legion Sons’ Hand,
Joe Hendricks is
Expected Friday
Two Sanford Men
Discharged From
U. S. Army Duty
Worker Indicted On
Sabotage Charge
City Mews Briefs
Wanhlngton Double
Parkers Fined $20
aa - a
U. 8,-Africa Airline
To Bo EaUbliflhed
Scout Executive Council Discusses
Training; Course At Dinner Meeting
Sanford Merchants Association
Will Sponsor Slogan Contest
.Sanford
N t MHER 59
F.D.R. Asks
G
erm
an
Troops
R
eport
Quick Action
Ou Neutrality
R e a c h i n g B l a c k S ea
velt
Indemnity Claims
Put Off One Day
F L O R ID A .
Club Plans To
y Load Hospital Grountfe
•an..*.
Ship Building Is
Up 400 Percent
ilU ftp . * £ 3 ?
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Junior Hi School
NOTES
GEORGE 8PENCER
The f lrit P . T A. meeting of
tho Junior High will be next
Tneadajr, N or. 4 a t 3:S0 P. M.
In tho Ju n io r High 8chool audi
torium.
In (ho Science d am -for the
peat tlx week*, which Included
tho U tter p a rt of September and
tho flrit weak* In OrtobVr. tbn
• Ixth grade atudenU hare been
•todring ab o u t a ir and w ater, tho
gaaea th a t compote the air, how
to purify w ator, and what rhrm i.
rale help In the purification.
The next ala weeka the acU-iice
claaa will stu d y aatronomy. tho
atudy of tho ptaneta and al.ira.
Mr*. Dame'a room waa In charge
of tho chapel p ro s it n TuexUy
Morning. Tho
annutm rrr.
Ed
W ard, read th o 2Jrd Pmlm for
tho icrlp tu re, after which Iho
laird's P ra y e r waa repented by
tha aaaembly. John Rohlnsnn then
gave a piano aolo, "Belirvo Mr
If All Those Endearing Ynuny
Charm*.” Jo h n ha» n ev.- t»ln-r,
a piano lesson In hla life. Bar
b ara 'Whitmore oanh i *olt. "'I*
Alice Blue Gown,” after which
Owynn Reel
gave n reading,
"Ship of 8 Into," by Longfellow.
Another piano soU waa played
hy Audrey Toll,
after which
John Robinson, Barbara W hit,
more, Rhott Ravoni I. an j Mar.
garot Tuton sang two aonri,
"Columbia th a Gem of th*
Ocoan,” and "Anch-ir* Awelah."
Reverend M artin J. Brum givn
a very en tertain in g and inatructiva talk on tho Nuvy and N.tvy
Day. Ha gave a - ioct nu'.iino
on tha itra to g y of tho American
Navy, and tho diver.iitlea of the
different navloa all over the
globe. Ho draw aketche* of con.
voya, how they are attacked, and
how they fig h t tha attorkorv.
Junior High ha* * largs »ol.-e.
tlon of new an d Inlciaaling book*
thl* rear. Some of tho** are:
Nlriwla* A rnold Toolmaker: Lost
World*, a sto ry of n<W»ntur" In
Archeology! Into tho Wind. Clara
Barton; P iang, Gypsy Go** to
College; Shoem akers Ron. a story
of Hina G hrU tbn An<l*r>nn;
Mystery of Pcnm arth: and Avia
tion from Shop to Sky.
Th* G arden Club of the J» n .
lor High School has d me * great
('**1 In Im proving the lock* of
jh* grounds. They h»vo planted
annusls on p a rt of ch-* south
■Ids of the school. Thev hove nlso mad* a circular walk «roand
th* fountain on tb# south slda
of th* school. Shrubbery ha* been
pt*n**d. Th* rid ihraho and
small limb* o f thn tree* hav*
b«rn cut Thfl 0»rt!^n Cion li
■poniiorcd by Mr. Mocrl*- Tho
~J. E rie
membrrs n ro ; Blllv G'ny,
Kenedy, Gwynn R rri Paul
r _ . M*thew>, BHlv
R em edy.’. Bobby
Johninn. Clerk Moor*. P lo y ,
kin*, Richard Lord. Chsrle* Wll
ll»m«on, Johnny P«t*r», L uthri
Since the November election* of 1940, there hove been
many changes In the United States Senate. Death alone
has taken many of Congress’ most prominent members,
while elevation to the Supreme Court took James F. Byrnes
'' of South Carolina and resignations took others.
In South Carolina, Senator James F. Bymet (Democr.it) resigned to become an associate justice of the Su
preme Court, and Governor Burnet R. Maybank appointed
Alva M. Lumpkin as his successor. A few weeks later death
took Lumpkin and Roger C. Peace, Greenville publisher,
waa chosen to fill out the unexplred term. Senator Peace'
nerved until after a special September election when Gov
ernor Maybank beat ex-Governor Olin D. Johnston and Rep.
Joseph R. Bryson to become senator.
One of the greatest Senate tragedies was the sudden
death of Nevada’s Key Pittman, president pro tempore of
. the Senate, only a few weeka after his rc-elction. Pittman
r was chairman of the all-important foreign relations com
mittee. Succeeding him wts Beikeicy L. Bunker, a Gover- nor E. P. Carville appointee.
Death struck again when It took Mississippi’s Pat Hnrrisen (Democrat), Pittman's successor ns president pro ternB pore. Senator Harrison was a veteran of SO years service
; in Congress and waa chairman of the strong Senate Fi
nance Committee. Governor Paul B. Johnson appointed
he James 0. Eastland to fill out the uucxpircd term. Later
' Jlcp. Wall Doxey won a nlp-and-tuck battle from his col• league, Rep. Ross A. Collins, to inerted Senator Eastland.
Another stunning blow came as Senator Morris Shep
pard (Democrat) of Texas, Dean oi Congress, died unex1 ; pectodlv. Sheipard, chairman of the Military Affairs Com[f • I* Itire, was succeeded by Andrew J. Houston, son of Sam
&■ Houston. Senator Houston died a few days after serving In
?' office. A special election found Governor W. Lee O’Daniel
£■. winner over auch opponents as Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson,
‘ Roosevelt-backed candidate, Gerald C. Mann, aggressive
; ' itate attorney-general, and Rep. Martin Dies, chairman of
r< the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Senator John E. Millar, Democrat of Arkansas, became
federal Judge and resigned hla poeltion in the Senate. Govi emor Homer M. Adking decided upon Lloyd Spencer aa
* ' hi* Immediate gucceasor.
’
In West Virginia, Senator Matthew M. Neely stepped
,'. down to run to t governor. He wae elected to this position,
• and retiring Governor Homer A. Holt appointed Clarence
j Martin aa hia gucceasor. Neely claimed Holt had no au. tljority to do thla and thus chose Joseph Rosier for the
Senate office. The controversy was relayed to the Elections
* Committee of the Senate, which voted to seat Rosier.
&
These have been the changes in the United States Sen• ate alnce November of laat year. The Senato has been
’/ robbed of some of Ita moat capable members who died or
r resigned. Their records have been most noteworthy and
. Will not bo .easily forgotten. The' deeds of the late Sena
OVIEDO
tors Pittman, Harrison, and Sheppard are Indeed models
, for other senators to follow and remember. Years of fuSchool
ture success and fame are expected of Justice Byrnes,
, Judge Miller and Governor Neely in their new roles, and of
• the successors' to those who have passed on or stepped day night, O c t 17. W* decided
down.
to build a atot houna a t tha roar
o f th* F u tu re Farm er garden
By EDWARD MARSHALL
Make Repo rt To Students
,
Eul
tha Annual Youtt Parley
kent College In Lakeland
*3 ■"'* ,*», epok* at the
ssseniMy of the atudent
"emlnol* High Bchool lari
Y» ! d
M li t i t
p e r the toeme of Tho
w b y _ _ waa, "American
And Th# Future." Rev.
ihreoth Uis audience and up onto
th* ,ta «* wh,l‘ DavM Gatchel
• funeral march on kb
trumpet Th* ebeerleadaiu took
n dummy which roproeentod OrUndo out of the coffin and Or*
Undo waa hung In effigy. Immediately after tiw "hanging",
*h* toot of tho auditorium wa*
"lifted" by th* tinging of tho
school song.
Natalie True Does
Justice To S. H. S.
who graduated fret
High last yrer. hod
Of H In th* paychok
Throughout ^ N a U
w rt
WtD, this ta Jsat what the girls
are doing this week ta gym.
ahow me they w ant to win and
nuke mo proud of them. W hy
don’t they show tho school they
are in there to win.” This is w het
rou boy* a n t h e n for and th is
It what you hoys a n g o ttg to
make yourselves do. This la w h at
you fallows a n going to fight for
to regain the terrible losses In
flicted on you and Seminole H igh
School.
Tho fate of tho Celery Feds U
at stake and so Is everything you
have ever believed In. Let’* make
a winning team now. Let’s not
wait until tha fig h t la over to
start flghUng but begin now to
put the Celery Feda back In the
running and ahow OUR COACH
that we a n <1011 with him and
th* school all the way. ________
S. H. S. Rambling*
Lawton And P rindpab Attend
Conference Held A t Gainesville'
Bios* I Bln ( i t Rings! and It all
H a p tro a—LOIB CALDWELL I*
■porting a claaa ring— one big
On th* waakend of Oct. Id and
enough fo r a bracelet typo— and
■Inca D U B 'S arrival la s t week- 17, several of tho Seminole princi
end MARY RABUN I* wonting a pals wont to GalnesrOl* to a t
beautiful opal, h*r birth d ay pro. tend a confencno of th* prim#pods called jointly
______
And th i
education _
A_u o d i
s ta te Departm ent of Education.
Those who attended fromBeml*
n o b County w ere Prof. T . W.
Lawton, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Prof. G. E. McKay of
Seminal* High School, Prof. H.
E. Morris o f Banforl Junior High
School, Prof. W ; U Slag of
Genova School and Prof. R. E.
Kipp ^of tho Banford Grammar
* P r o f . W. U 8 leg was on the
program of th* meeting. He poke
jo th* ouem bbtr* on the “Rural
School* of Florida end their
Prog ram". Th# S tats Dojwrtim c t of Edoration regard* th#
Genova School under th* direc
tion of Prof. W. L. 8 leg a» on#
of tho-boot ru ral schools In Flori
da.
A t hinchtlmo. Prof. Lawton
Seminole High Will H ear Lawton
Speak On “ Forward W ith Books
Book W*ek, which w ill’bo **)tlira ted next week, Nov. t-9, waa
organliad twenty-throe years ago
to dram atise and Intensify m l
lonal Internal In children’* roadIng. During thl* period child ran*
took* have received ever Inert**Ing attention In national elrculatlon m agtiln**, on eluh programa, and on th* radio, net
alono during Book W**k; but
throughout too re a r.
The 1M1 Book W eek them* U
FORWARD WITH BOOKS I tottreat In the place of book* In
th* live* of boy* and girl* ja b ’anilfled try th* national drive
for democracy a t home and
abroad, and Book Weak ohastvane* In many communities will
be centered on * patriot!* thorn*,
Special Book Week program!
Student Sketches
be featured during th* w*ek, on
all national notworka, and ip o t
announcement* will to le n t from
Book Week headquarter* to over
BOO local station*.
T hunday, Nov. 6 I* th* day
h
___ u .T u
. fo r “ Uo" “‘
and It b on th b date that Bernln*I* High School will glv# ip * ,
rial obtervanc* to Book W**k. A
Chapel p r e i t u baa been planned by Mb* Edna Chittenden,
librarian, H arry Lee, J r . and
Dick M eriwether of the Student
Council Library committee. 8upL
T. W. Lawton will be the main
*pe*k*r, and h b euhject will ho
the national thorn*, FORWARD
WITH BOOKS. Student* w ill
participate
In
the program
through mux leal numbers f and
CAN
B IR T H D A Y -JA N . 2J.
BIRTHPLACE— 8anford
FAVORITE PASTIME—Dancing
HOBBY— Dodging certain phone
call*
FAVORITE ACTOR, ACTRESS
— Lana T u rn er and Ray MiL
land.
B ET LIKE—A certain Sark Ju ft.
P E T HATE—Conceited People.
H Io n U O H T O P BCHOOL CAR
EER — When I can
get
to
achoel on time.
PREHUMAN — PRANK JO H N .
BON
BIRTHDAY—O c t 4.
BIRTH PLACE—Sanford.
PAVORITB P A 8 T IM B -P lay in g
fnotbalL
JUNIOR—MARGIE JONES »
BIRTHDAY— J a n /tl i fl'/ t , nO B B Y — H unting
PA
VO RITE ACTO
BIRTHPLACE—Sanford.
PAVORITE PASTIME—Thinking —Spencer T racy si
n e tt
• of Prod.
►
MOnnY—Keeping my eeraahofk
PAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRESS
— Bette Davis aad Georg*
BronL
PAVORITE ORCHESTRA—Bretny Dunham
*r
Dr. Dan Cone Will
Speak At Meeting
DICK M ERIW ETHER
think*
ANN WIOOINS b *o-o attraetiro—b u t w o n 't do a th in g about
i t Now w* think th at’*, a iham*,
••pecblly when the feeling may
h*rT—Seem* a t If JE A N HARPER I* e a r n in g th* torch fo r her
old flam*, ELMORE, again.
If onr “ Celery Fed** adver
tising m anager, HOWARD HOTELER. need* any aaelatanee he
won't have any trouble w ith th*
tong Hat o f admirer* he h as ac
quiree). Seems aa If RUTH
STENSTROM has joined that
UaL Can’t blame you, RUTH It
Who to
BETTY.. W ILK IN.
SON’S Interest la O rtondot All
w* can fin d out to th a t they
call him "B eetle,’'
.
"Yen do the darndeet tAlnei,
b a b y ” m id MILLER WILLIAMS
tfh tg j n f i i r 1 L4 n
ra ting*. LaiR year
S S / T U ‘ h £e * B
Pay-O ff Comes (to H oliow een
E veningr ln S trange M anner
mm
By ALICE TEMPLE
Hallowe’en—a tlma when gob
lins, witches, black cat* and all
things sinister m erge from their
biding place* and delight in
chilling th* iptoea o f au n o r .
ta l being*—« (toy e f pumpkin
p b s and eorn-on-tke-eob. Hallo
we’en— an event gen* but n e t
forgotten. F o r w ho eould forget
a day of inch activities and ■pe
d a l occasional Pbta-glasa w in
dow* w*ra spared, due to the
Saafard-OrLando football- game,
a gam* to which m any student*
have been looking forward to
fo r many day*. On* of th* most
spectacular exercise* the Celery•tie* have exhibited jess the M e
unliur ructntiy
ULUCK la' his
ID seeks T h a t j r ito
. many hour* e f prariK *
much w ark a n , th* parts
tractive blond*. B l
raa over
LAND, from Titusvl
to see MARJORIE <._____
IS Wed.
n rad ay. She w ss a cheortaadar,
boy* if
A fter aH to aald and done—
a t leaat we hope ail
(hot*
haunt*, witch**, and gobllnu hav*
been chased away. W a s n 't that
'a .s u p e r HaDowe’enT W e’r e Ju tt
a bundl* o f n a m e —really—but
it's all la th e gam*. I t ’s f a n wklto
R lasts b u t my, there a f te r e f.
feet* I
J a s t between you and m e. what
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
N otts
By
hfi
Professional *ddreH4» o f t!p»
m ufari e a war* delivered hy Dr..
Soann B. RJloy o f the Georgia
•Peabody College for T a w k n #
bad D r. K ai Jensen of tho Uni.
v an ity of WUeonata. Incidcntly.
Dr. RIloy U on# of tho major
professors of P rof. Patrick Priest,
now a t tho Mnrtrooaboro State
Teachers CcU*g* to Tennosr^ow
and form erly a principal a t U k P
M iry and Lake Monroe la thU
county.
Dr. R iky apoko on l a n g u a r o
A rts to the Etem entry School’.
She listed fire points which the
language a rta p ro g sx a th o u *
contribute to tho school. F irst the
eye should be trained to read.
Second, tho oar should bo trained
to listen. Third, the mouth ahould
bo trained to spook. Fourth, the
ten d should ha trained to w r i t *
and fifth, th a mind should W
trained to think. Dr. RIloy feels
th at tho aahooU h a r t neglected
c n a tlre w ork a M oral loading.
Aa aha agpraaaed It "there o n
many types of
wh.kl
a n not warmed until they » d l
clothed to the huarnn roles."
N eat week, I shall attem pt to
g i n you an outita* of the speech
of Dr. Jeasen who undertook to
S
PAVORITE BONO— "BUrdnsb’*
B y PATTY HODGE
Plans Are Made
PAVORITE FOOD-Cberry PI*
a la mad*
F
Thespian Club
PET HATE—Twe faeed prepl* H ealth," a t tho mooting o f th*
PET UK B—Oettlag IrtUra from B-mtooto High B e h o o lP . T A .
The . t o i l msetiat ef the Na
O-vlUe
which will be held Tuesday, Nov, tional Therelaas of Eomtooto
AOTIVniES—Glee Chib, S .tjh
High Behoof was called to order
Dr. Cono U connected w ith th a hy Mark Cleveland at aetnrltp
< £ & * & now h re ltb malt which la botog ported, to tho Hi-Y room on Taos.
retablUhad to Sanford and.
mltto* Is now not king selection?
of peyehologUte In tho various
Hallowe’eii Activities A re Claime^
Great Success By S. H . S., Student
Si«c’S 3 ;
men students revested th a t twelve
enroll***
ftn t
Bv FLORENCE WELLE
Myl Myl Both
BuOk potter*I
poster*! Hare
H*
ye* ever watched yourealf walk,
stand, or sit to treat pf s a ir .
hy Clifford Proctor
'<
Four garnet b are boon lost
thus fa r In tho season, but that
Isn’t all th at has boom lost. Poor
football games—th a t’a n o th in g worse teams than o u n have lost
thru* straight games, h u t that
Isn’t us. There la no excuse for
our looses. Jh half, we h a re lost
our fighting spirit, o u r taamwork, and w o n t of all, th* coo*
fldence of our coach. Although
Coach Me Lucs• has shown plenty
of spirit this year.
Anyone can toll th a t ho is die.
appointed In hla boy*. To him.
self ho aaya, “Why don’t they dig
in, gart a little life and fight Ilka
they used to—YHE CELERY
FED WAY." "W hy don’t they
and rent th* other p a r i Wa al
io planned to aetf o a r tra ile r
aa soon aa potalbl*. An Intareatlng program was presented
on safety In which ell boys par
ticipated. The
following boy*
were present:
Pete H unt. Jam** Henry Coop*r, Bob P ark er, Tommy Rtatov, m o n u o I r r ’ b r K H a S L ( * * Earl B eatler, A rthur M elcalf.
EER—Society Editor d M b
Edward Daul.
Jack
Malcolm,
tool* County School MewjfcMarlowe Link, Canbv Kimble,
Lox Abell. Teddy Khabl*. Chari**
Aulln, Daniel Luksa and Loon 01Iiff.
^?“ j,Jri*tor of th* DaAt this point In th* program
*Drorideii*n<1^ ‘
tt»d also Club cam* onto th#
A release by S tation U nlver.
■poke to tto dob^SSTu f c S
IW *™ *
rew slty on axamlnationa fo r fre sh ,
Better Posture I s Urged In Gym Class
Student Urges Football Boys
To Get Back In W inner Column
B A TP1D A T.
The chief pnrpere of this meet.
Ing was to' decide whether dr
not th* organisation would keep
iU charter for the cemtag year,
It waa decided to keep H and
th* ipOBaora, Mb* Katharine
Takach. Mlm Edna Chittenden
aad Mis* Betty Bohrmnn. out.
lined a few ef the acthrltiee for
tho roar. A eaaret play will
ho preeented bafsre Christmas
and two une^ct playi after
Christina*.
They alas dbeamed ways aad
teoare ef puttiag new members
teto tho dub. It was Jreidad to
elect affbera at tho aoxt moot-
the center and a “curtain” waa
brought In by tha Cheerleader*
to end the Hast a c t
•
A ct S, A w itch (N*U Powell)
appeared (basing a tiger (horu
•rm g tha "O rb n d * Tiger*’” ) In
to tha dark recu se* a t tha n ig h t
T hat fie rta aatm al being nog*
other than Theodore (T h e e #
Powers and Jim m y A llen.
Act S, A fter the w itch had
duly disposed o f th* tiger*, the
Ceteryttt**, a n t e -co m b * into
actios, formed two doable riro
d ee and a solid titoagte. r o l e *
lag around a pivot, in th a #*»•
The Hallow e'en aativitto# did*'
end th ere) PW Immediately efkd
asses
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
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itor Says
Subs
Paper Warns Country
Not To Complain If
• Axis Uses Armed
Forces As Re-action
MONDAY,
NOVEM BER
3 , 1911
________ ______
B-17 Bomber
Crimea
C rashes lu
California
To
a*
M e m b e r A a n o d a d e d t ’r e w
;
j
parachuted from the B-17 b
r r or»r tha S i a m
mountain*
Sunday w trr found corty today
by rezeue partial. Taro o th a n
of ntM crewmen were raa
last nl(ht, but th , p ilo t’te still
missing.
T hr four-motored Flying Fertraaa era<h*d yesterday in a heavy
itorm near Georgetown mountain
eammunity 34 mile# northraat of
Sacramento, on a flight from
Reno to McClelland field.
Seven army crewmen were
mlating. Two parachuted to soft-
Mussolini Sounds
* T erritorial Aims
Gormans P r o c laimt
Russian Troops Are
Attempting To Fled
Through Black Sea
Flight Is Called
Double Dunkerque
Citizens May V o t e
*. Who Pay Real Or
\ Personnl Taxes
.1
Orlando Adopts
Plan Of Using
One-Way S treets
•c rx .
” r •' • " x r t stinis
w SSJg^l “
Only 2 Men In Red C r o s s R o ll
C i t y Election C a l l Will Begin
O f Tomorrow On Armistice Day
Husband On Reuben Juntos
Held- Tomorrow
—
* Any n tiic n of Setninolo Fount y
ffhi* hs- paid * p»* on rral ..r
bertonsl property within big tin
tr»ct and who ha*/fRi«triyt| in the
u*ttion W. J Thiffpeii, is •|tin 11fi*m|
f> vote in the
trti Ire
♦lection tomorrow nt m»v tiim*
w
^etw rrn 7:1)0 A If. hihI «noil<*\«it.
fCfoniing to the Kloriilu School
WASHINGTON. H er. I —
Cspt. M. P. H art aald tha b ig lC n lr
(A D —Tke United BUtee, .
__i . ermsheti
___ l . i ’'apparently
___________ vT • rCounty
..
Superintendml of Puli.
bomber
k w today
Finland
|ic
Instruction T.
W
I lit ton
cause
of
a
structural
failure/*
•he
pitotUy thAiamong the* «|nti«^
.Two officers and seven enllaiad
If ber a f f n a l r t aalHUry
CT
tha
truRtaaa.
thrir
fimt
nn.|
men made up th , crew.
i’n n Un i
in k a
8#vl#t
Two crewmen Identified only W°*t im|M>rt'*nt in to nmniimta
Russia If «h« g a i n
aa Corporal labm and Private K nci|ai!* and (rarham ft»r tha
tain the f r i « M I |
•f the
Moua Bchnola in #«ch <li«n«*t AnStooley balled out a t I t 000 fia t.
Polled States.
They landed safely, reached a iO irr duty N to adopt n hudgrt for
m rird
telephone and reported the ac ♦arh fiscal yi nr, whirli
> HOME, Nov. 8
but by the* rnuntv Hoard I’hi-*
cident to McClelland field.
Virginlo Garda, Fasciat edi
lrro* p rannot author!/#* vxi>e*ndilUfM in tfxre'AB **f the* budget
tor. asserted todav that the
adopted by flu* tru»t* v*.
United States was attacking
Acr«*rding to th«» bii| m*i inti iidenl.
Italian submarlnea In ■the
do not mill.ti«’ the
t Mediterranean and added.1
bcd.'et Ulllem ml r«*«|Ue-t*’*l ililt
"Is the United States in the
the hndifi't niiMt hnv«* tlu’ir n|t
prov I nn«l n ftrr it i-* adopted, no
war? If so let it aav so and
chiiMven or allrm tietie »*nn In*
not complain about poasiblo
ORLANDO. Nov. 3 — (Spo. m#l. without tin* o*n»*%Mit •»f tin*
armed resctlorai of the
ria l)—By recent unanimous ac tni*, « ,« **
Thr^r |M’t«oiii nrc ••'•vlnl t«»
tion the city council adopted a
eomprehenrivr cne.w av t raffle Bfr\»* a two-yaar let in which nniiMeanwhile,
system for Orlando which w ent itinu’i-4 on TU«*m9 y following the*
declared Italy * * 'S Z S S
Into effect with little faaflrfe fir^t Monday in Jutin»»r> mid dur
her il a t a a *
_
,
yesterday as m otorists sta rt driv im? their, tinu* of *»«*r\u*o tln*y
This may bar* baea H Due* #
work on nil pniblomy foment
ing about the city.
The program of new traffic, ing c on«tr\irI ion ef nddtt lonal
A fte r (Inking a British freighter, a U.bout surface* and photo. designed to relieve congestion of riMKim or building*, work on the
* * - | graphs a few o f th a aurvtven, aa hown In these graphic photos. various thoroughfares ha* been ground* «-jrrouitding *rbiH»U in
ritorie* a f Nkrr.
Tep, n Ufe ra ft with a few. members of the ship’* crew are shown •vstem atlrally worked out ovvr ffner | • upfnrIlkm of all public
last fire months by tho I re f. •c lineda in their dial net
Itir fc fro s t e< the subm arine’* bow, Below, a Ion* sufvWar the
AUi J l f l t m ^roi-^ f '4|ll'iix Nn,
fie commit!**. ,■ r . ,
flhhut a t Tha f r r k t expSrtsj of sea*. The German
T raffic Committee Chairman ?i No. 4 *ih! No. <1. him* an WASHINGTON, No*. S — i f f caption did not any w hather th e U-boat poked up the survivors.
Crmmlssloner Delmar NkhoNen notincrd for. r«* vlevttoil and will
— fre a k ie s t Rooaevelt, by
said that under the new nlnn gn in unoppoird whilo tho l*i»
rutiva order, baa transferred the
local traffic can be expedited trirt* No. 1 t«nd No. i lmv»* n
Coast Guard to tha Navy depart.
d t|
more lhan 60 percent and nt the |t nt*l of cundtdatr* that litcb d«*
mtote
same time untangling the rItv’ all of tlu* inruntbont truul'T-*
The tem porary W hite II oui#
hlggest headache— snarled tnif - Ljinil nit now candidate*, and IH1*_ announced tbla action Buaday
[trict No. f» ha< two for rr-olocfic.
__________________
• w ithout offering any explanation
lion ivul onr im*w catidnUtf
of why the President had felt It
CandiiUto* for vlvctiou nr»*
necessary to tak a Use stop a t
School Dldrict No. t. Sanford.
this tim e. The Coaet Geard op
M n. Winncfrtrd Moaolry. Ilr*. W
erated aa port o f th e Nevy ln
C. Ilutchiaoif, S. .«. Chi»f and
the la st World Wag. to which
I*. CSalluway; School IH*
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3-IA7 John
# the U nited SU tea was a belllger. | B a b e f
trict No. 2. Umgwood, tho Hiv
—Now here’s a Job for all the Frcil Fowaril, Hoy L. llowcll. NS
ro t.
Previously he hod tronafarred
Floridians who think they know J . Hartley and W. NV. Mont
the swamp trails trem roads and gomery; Sch«Hil |)i*trict No. It.
some Cooat G uard vowjIs to the
the rlv*r fording* as well as Oviedo; I*, ill. (lore, ( \ I t CloutNavy and aaalgnad tome minor
naval c ra ft to tha Coast Guard
Kit C anon, Buffalo Bill. Jim and (itorgv Jakubvin;
In exchange. Tha now ordor. d etOnly tw o candidate* will he
guides Dlatrict No. 4. Chuluota, 8. r .
In announcing Uw beginning of Brtdgcr and ho other
rd Saturday, assign* • th a . entire I participating In the election for the annual Red Cioes Roll ta il on knew the old west.
Long, F*. T. Ilamll wn.1 Nolan
They won’t hav# to scout F o rt; Schorl District No. rt. U k r
‘‘Coast G uard, Ita equipment and I City
Commlmloner
tomorrow Armistice Day, MMs. Hoy Mann
personnel, to tha Navy.
when the polla open a t 7:00 told of the varied activities of Indians (the Seminole* are at Monroe, Oua Schnuh, J. <'*
-T ha . Coaet Ooint,** the ex*. I o’clock, II. Nf Bayer, city clerk, thds organisation and reminded ptoc* with the U. 8.) but the and Harold Kaatnar; School H I;
cutlve order a a ld .. S h a ll from I aald today. Gen* G. Baber, local her audience lN>« “the more you state defense council wunts them t r k t No. ft. (Iriwva, O. l». Hjrnt,
this date. Batik fu rth e r ardors, sto re ow ner, end H. Jam es Gut, give the more can be dons for to sere* aa volunteer guides for Orle MatHleux and J. NNjdlacv
# operate e r a p a rt o f the Navy, Incumbent commlmloner, will he other people”, a t tha regular organisations o r tndivMuala in Smith.
-------of* “the
--------—
--------------------the
bal.
bjoct- to tha order*
sec. I the only *tw
o names on
weekly m eeting of th e Rotary th* military sarvlre.
Lieut. Gen. A lbert II. Bland
Club held In the Valdes Hotel torotary of the N avy."
lo t
The- trnaefor w ill v o m it a l The twe men will vl* with
log. retired, l* organising the
unified control o f . t i l arm ed [each o th er In Group No. 3 for
re. Mann, wbe waa introduced guide service aa chairm an of the
te n t on th a Commission for by Gordon Rriaaon aa chairman of defense council’* division of civil
American veonato o f any si** | na seat
e x t throe years, while G. D. tha Publicity Committed of Sem- Drotictkm.
end strengthen the navy to osar.
• * « - th e nnex
candidate In Grouo No. the American Rad Cress for Semi- P He hopes to drew volunteer*
J . It. Roth, gentral m arggrt
m
among cattlem en, woo*bn o t be e a th e ballot as T h e Publlcify Committee e f
lero, hooters, fisherm en, forest of the F ru it Grower* Express,
to Urooaland gad loetoaf |ko la
th a n 3,000 “Chapters in the United
will
addres th* C entral Florida
th e
electorate
voted State* provide veterans relief, ranger*, surveyors. Boy Scouts,
M t t o U reaka
T raffic Club when It meets In.
UP* e a m e |d e w s th e prepoeed amendm ent ro home service work, nursing termorrow night In Orlando at th •
- n a ^ tk o ^ is v j'e . h J r e a v m a g e lth e "ci’ty £h*i>tar
rb a p te o to sleet all of vtre, disaster relief had civilian
San Juan Hotel a t 8:00 o'clock,
• o f about I I M T fttm re . lt M O th e rom m laatoaen a t on* time relief for millions ef people out
J , H. Rudd, secretary and tress,
enlisted men and M M *WUan only two office* will be open
side of its foreign w ar relief
a re r of tho organisation
an.
employ#* during the la ri flaeal fo r election a t this time.
work.
Bounced today.
yesuT lto equipment a t th a t tisre
Mr. Gut, a commlmloner for
Last y ear, she a(td, the Sem
Mr, Roth will apeak on the
l
" Z & inole County chapter epent ISO WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-M *) subject
nf refrig erato r ra r *u|i—Bloctloa
dag
roll*
around
•x»m
to
aid
veteran*
who
had
become
plv fo r handling fruits and vrge.
» A. P. Connelly
several
million tables and how co-operation ran
B aber la tho ow n. streaded in this county and need, Tuesday fo r
UOttardia-O'. beet be achieved to keep the
Aldon •d help. About roar to atx cases
Mew York -w heels rolling during the pre
-a week are handled by the com
expected m ittee m charge eg heme service mayor spiring on aff-yepr un- sent emergency.”
H<>F « r 8 t i v e g A d l o B
, n made week fo r needy families of ser nn~TiTl bv any national Isau**
The publicity committee urged
a t tho pooa.
.
__________ _ by either vice men.
ell local members to ottem l th li
sent
Democrato
from
Na
Following a tornado In LongTha polls wlU remain
mooting so some appointments
C koim an Flvna, SUto and election* of officer* will be
C ity Hall from 7:00 wood Inst eununer, Mrs. Mann
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F
ariay
and
Governor
•aid
th
a
t
f
U
waa
contributed
by
aw yalag until
o’ekHk tom.
the tee* I Bod Cress to re-rosf L akaun on down kova ralliod boboat** and stherw te, aid In the
problem o f isw natrm tlen M on
Gayda Says Claims
On French Colonies
Are Not Forgotten
NCM BER
Defenders Said
Be Broken, Divided
Eight Crewmen Land
Wi t h Parachutes School Trustee
In Mountains But
P i l o t Is Missing Election To Be
A U-Boat ‘Snaps’ Its Victims
S a n f o r d Is The Only Central
F lo r id a C i t y A f f o r d i n g H all, H ig h w a y
A nd W ate r T ran sp o rtatio n
Volunteer Guides
Sought By State
And Gut To Varied Activities Of
Oppose Each Other Charitable Gr oup
In Group No. Two Told By Mrs. Mann
•
Soviet Fleet Thought
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To
Be
Shooting
Way Out Of North
»*• k vvtirliefwe| I'reM
I lu- ( li-rmuiw
tiro c la lm c d
tiwlav t l ia i U iis rtiu n -C rim ra n
f o n r ^ li:ul ilividfil anil w e r o
u t l t ' i u n i i m r lu f !«•*» t h r o u n h
t i i f I*li**'k Si'.i iiort.a o f S e v n s |n |m | iinil Kuri-ih In " il
iliuilih- I »tiniti-rinn».” T h o G er«
n u t n i i1l:iimi'll to h a v e ta k B n
M . I7.*i iiri.-uinora
and
vast
*iiiaiit it it--* o f w a r m a t e r i a a *
Die* \ . u m flnimetl tha eaptufa
of h<n -k I r . mile* north o f
hh.i»k>*> . hi the Kharkov-MottOW
i;td\\ is
I .>a.|.>u ioport.4 *aid the Gdr«
mao di is o a a* wit hilt 2tt milaa
••I S»*s a <*ti>pid.
An nithorilatibe* I ondon x o u rtt
iii*l t:<i -in hud Hiiggexted
Uni.on iiiight declare svur "w tth
Mr*. Josephine J-.u’ggi mt* In her home in N»*\v \ .
ads (tii.ige ' .hi Hungary, U.umiUilook* ut a picture «if her hu<«liaud, Far I, one of the
• i .Hid Finland.
Keuhrn Jume«, I* S. d<**troyer torpedoed and ^unk ••
lint nil report.* nU«> **ld thtat
<;•m i in.Kiitniolt troop* were 14
Atl.intif. Forty.four men wen* *nv«*tl, *rv«*tity.*evi-ii
mil*
fii.m Murmitn*k, the Rub-.
i f ported mi«*ing by the Navy d«*partmvnt.
\ i r i i i ’ Aeuport and weru 8ft
„ mlvttnee. in the l.enlngrpl
. I \ UelltlTS lli»,Hitch *sld
.i, v gunfire was lieaid In t ^ s
It ill a indiciitiltg thut the lied
II. . i w.i, ntt,'inpting In shmit H*
•
wtiy mil frum llungo, on thg
WHEREAS, lhi< human ha|ipinr«, ,if Ilit- cilisrn, »f Sm
«*uili m n tt »»f FinU nd.
furil i, 11 .-ally uffcctcit by Ihi* hi>nuly nf 'iirruufiiling-, ,,n I
11.1,1 went her halted liritish t l f
\Vll|:RjjASt (he artiste and vraftsinrn u| the naU^u
i.rrin.ivo.
| ,1
tin much tn jm pmvr the sppvttrnnri1 nf IIr |N‘i««iiiel h<oii<>“.
Tt,i* Gi rnmu high command
cili<.<, at..I I'liiintrystilp hy the upplliMtinn •f tlieu aiict min. d
iitiuiuiiiii'll tin* capture of tiioit, riipul. m p itsl of Crimes, y**«
training In every wnlh m life; and
|. til uf .i campaign to sclte the
WIIEHEAS, further Inipniviiiniil rui
wI*.dr Crimean
Peninsula and
by mir rnnimiin e ffo rt uniting the intere
,I<i\i* i Im Russians from the Slack
Jm**i
professional men nnd women, | i-k*-I:*i
Mitot’Miv'd \%»*nry tlffi'DtlfW got
ini'll, museums, libraries, scluails, , hnrrlie,,
iVi* «i fn i Im’utlirr in four nignU
and tile thenters by presenting our urli-t* and H un
vbfikM. Moscow radio
mi m i -It
u fuller appreciation by the people of our illy ,
Im••ailiii*>14 reporting a lull on
NOW, therefore, |, William C IIill. mnynr of
H<i> i h y I hm of
the
f/n trtl
Ih fp f rvportg at lit (]«rof Sanford, hereby dt> proclaim »n<l designule the
im to Imxw.’h in 0 m* flrat two w«aka
Kitiiiing Nov. .1, 11)41, as American Art Week, and I mwl
..r r tit It I our for M«>ofow totaled
tin- cooperation of all clti.ens to bring about u g n „ t . i un
:tio,mm nit’ll, tho*** for tho who|#
■lerstanding, use and appreciation of the fine m l . mi.| „|
» #1 i.mill.non.
rill* ••Iiill“ wa*
♦
relatWo
I'l-d crafts throughout Art Week of the cnmiiig year
tliioif «*f Ihi* wur, however. K
Signed
Un-si.in rfporW that 114 Herman
W. C. 1111.1.. M,IV..
|i Iit lit*4 Mere ahnt down B und*/
. \ . t ihi* Mommiw area lndlcgt*d
i It %i heavy ulr halt lea continued#
New danger loomed for tho
R*‘t| capital from Tula, 1U0 ntllM
i *. Hie south. Red S tar, the arm y
newspaper, aald tho (Icrmana
ihi’ro were hammering away with
ilay and night ruihen deapltn
LONDON, Nov.
3—(A*)—The
« ||i*MIOIII-4 loAAI’B,
NEW YORK, Nov.
people slung • stretch of NorThe full of Tula would p o t
ftdk roast war, literally rolling Thu Unite,1 Slat,.* Sugar |',.rp ilu* Hermann In a position to
in miinry today—Chinese money. Huiid.y uimuiiiui'tl I, tvuul.l ufft i I.uin.lt a new drivo to the •*!&
lu
Thousands of
Chines* yuan to alockhtildrrs as of N«v
to surround Moscow. Aa In Mo**
note-, issued by “Tho Farmers' rights to eukscritv to 'Jial.tiuu i cow and l.r ningrad, the entire
bank uf Chins” and
engraved shares of new series A pie rui.i pcpitlation of 270,000 waa
with pictures of aheep or cows, ferretl stuck, prid'd nt I'J.’i n rt'pt*rini working feverishly to
were washed ashore during the share.
The rnrvorntion said ftf.’.’isi *i.iiv el I (in' m a n u fa c tu rin g 'c ity
night.
mitt tuie im pregnable, fortress.
Some persons theoriimt
the •hares nf common would Im •>•With the capture of Slmferonotes might hav* been printed servnl for cniivcrsiuii with Issue. pul, the Hitler command aald
The new
par •'• I percent
In
England and
had been
N:i*i I,inks ami motorized Infan.
started to Chlrat aboard ■ ship cumulstlv,. stock will lie t-ollilt'll try triHips were pursuing th a
to tiartlcinute slihre for - lu, re
later torpedoes.
in illvitleniis tleclurnl on connnon Iteals in it wiltl rush across tho
stork up to pt) rents a share In Im• ren plains tow ard th* g reat
addition to cumulative dividends lllack Sea fortress and harbor
af (LUO a yefr, sultjeel to prior Sevastopol, Advance culumiy, tho
rights of 734.1 shares of f.'t rtiinu- Germans said, were already with
in 10 mile* of th at city and tb#
LONDON, Nov. 8.—UP)— Brit- latlve preferretl outstanding, the German a ir furra w as giving n
,
g American. conrem salt).
lab airmen Hying
Proceeds front the entire of II terrific pounding.______
built lliataon bombers -knocked
out" four German ships h u t fering wrre estimated nt |,Vnight off tha • Norwegian knd 000,000, n( which viightly mure
Dutch coasts to maka a total of than half would be earmarked
21 vessel* sunk or damaged in for diversification or ei|tunsion
of the coni|>any’* present u| ht *
less than a weak.
They abut attacked a fish oil tlon*. A starch plant, at ('lewis
factory on tho Norwegian coast, ton, F ht, bigger resettrch faeilithe air ministry announced to- tUss anil rnlargemeiit of vegrtable oil and ipeal production
Three fire calls war* answered
Uiitlli---------------------------------------- are contemplated.
by the Hanford F ir* D enari,
ent over the waakand though
Soap Is addrd tn mint onto- m
none- nf the fire* caused any
ellghtly mobile greases to give them the great damage. Chief Mack Cleve
Generally fair an d
_______ton
m ght; tidiness and ataying power which land said today. W ith cool w*to>
w arm er in north portion
tidy aad mild. they do not possess naturally.
tiu r coming It U probable th a t
erm lt was Issued Tuesday partly cloudy
t oy to rep air Lis
n num ber nf fires will occur la
1101 Elm Avenue.
the h ear future, he warned. '
A back d ra ft In th* hollar a t
the Sanford Gas Company p laat
The board of review fo r tho
set the building ablaa* Saturday
Boy Scouts will meet tonight a l
afternoon nnd service waa cut o f t
ifOO o’clock a t tho Sanford Jun
foe a short tim e b u t by the ttaw
ior High School.
mil
a
t
tha
m
eeting
lonisht
gen.
the firem en le ft tho aorvieok
Maauel T urner, organiser of
•ral
organization
will
take
place.
resumed, th* Chlof related,
extension cLasaes from (he Uni
Class**
will
moot
either
In
tho
boiler waa not d u sag o d
m arriage license waa sc. versity of Florida, will attend
I.eared aver tha woekead bv Carl the flref meeting e f th a Latin. afternoon o r evening once each some damage waa doaa
week on Mondays a t tho conven. building.
Btrmsaa a f Sanford oad Blanch#
American H istory and
Florida lane* of tho pupil*.
A setteo In th* homo o f
Hop# a f Loagwaad.
llistg ry Co urea tonight a t 1:80
Dr. Hanna waa form erly Dean liua Dingfaldar, 4 t t G r
o’clock wkieb wlU bo tastruetod of tho History D epartm ent nt Aveneu, waa act on f t n I f .
by Dr. K atboriaa A bbey H aa. Florida Btato College fo r Wo cigarette, resulting la
aa .of W inter. F a r t a t tho San- men la Tallahassee and retired th* settee only, Chlof
ford O reaunar fetbool. R. B. th is past sum m er. Hh* now re . ■aid. A defective h o i i .
Kipp, priaeipal, stated tala m eiV aides to W inter Park with her o r In th* hoam o f H. OL
husband Prof. A . J . Ilaan a of 600 Oak Avoaoe, caueod a <
Rollins Collego, au th o r of "Flight •blaze with uo d itm g u O ik j
' Tkia timely 1
PROCLAMATION
Norfolk Citizens
Sugar Corporation
Rolling In Money
Offers New Stock
/
t-
Traffic Club Will
Meet In Orlando
New York Election
Hold* Top Interest
.MiaiflMttaa.
Sf !>•'•“ » .
sk.l2 I- - f . i r j - S u 'i
. Gamer Wants No
1 Half-W ar Measures
Nov. 3.-W 7
( W lD .| nrg‘ of tho nets,
-another
inter 011-
s
provided to eivtUgae In t
who do n o t eo n e under any
relief agency,
. . .
to tho l a d Cram sewing
we, Mr*. Maaa stated
than BJMO r e r an ale. n o t Including
r i r i - M . for
vkttaaa o f •'
1
fa r dev-
A ttorney
D***y
|~tbo law eta tow id* cam-
u S S k Q m tr e d t
control of the
Hcadrkk* To Visit
Friend* In Florida
...............................
u rs
t* JK£d
City Newt Briefs
U. S. Built Planes
In It. A. F. Sink Ships
Little Damage
R esults From
Three F i r e s
LOCAL WEATHER
O rganization M eeting Of H istory
Extension Course Will Be Held
teto fibUvW,_______V
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD,
ll»
Sanford Herald
Righteous indignation is one of the greatest assets
which any member of the human race can hare. It Is, un
fortunately, a quality which too few of us possess. Were
It not for righteous indigmttioh on the part of a few, ail
of us would still be taking a bath only when we chanced
to fall into the lake. Were it not for righteous indignation,
Hitler’s Invasion of Czechoslovakia and hts attack on Po
land would be allowed to go unpunished.
Now, -righteous indignation appears likely to give us
something for which the public has longed for .tome time.
Mrs. Spessard Holland is righteously indignant over the
restrooms. And when
condition of many filling station restrooms,
righteous, indignation strikes Mrs, .Spessard Holland, :ihe
does something about it. She is starting a statewide cam
paign, which we hope will spread to other states, to dean
up restrooms, to screen -them against flies and mosquitoes
and equip them with soap and paper towels.
'Tve traveled a lot,” Mrs. Holland says, ‘‘and I have
found few restrooma that are clean .and sanitary, and pro
perly equipped. Others are sickening. Something must be
done about.them. If restroom facilities are m Ik- offered
to the traveling public, I think they should bu adequate,
and properly maintained.
{
“Soap and paper towels arc necesBarr In •rt^»rpnrrT’*,M
she continues. “So Is a mirror. Tissue rolls should f*» put
In containers, to cllminato public handling of rolls. The
health of the traveling public Is concerned. I have received
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1*41 many letters from women travelers, who did not know me.
They ipcrcly Vrote to the Governor’s wife, presenting
their complaints.”
Some of these restrooms have been a disgiace not on
ly to the filling station operators, but also to the entire
state of Floridn. Wc have visitors coming here from overy
state in tho union, and these filling station restroom* are
among the first places they see. They gain their first Im
pression of Florida from the filth and usually complete In
HAIL AND ‘ PAItnW KLl,
adequacy Of these restrooms. Whnt an Impression It must
S
t
,
be!
w . morning, dayl
There isn't one filling station operator in a thousand
Hr laughing
dawn
___
____ hs drawn
long afaadcrwa on tho lawn. who would stand for such conditions In his >wn home.
ip ■**yvu vi w ■TvJw, *iu
And yot he will otter to the public reatrooron which aren’t
hope and happiness,
fit tor a-dog house. Because of the Irnporntlvo necessity
i taak wo laid aside
*h heavy hearts la glorified, ut times of using such places, the public dooa usu them at
great risk to health and pcaco of mind.
d U km up anew
•tk d freahaesa of your dawn
Since Mrs. Holland has the backing of (he State Hoard
and dew.
of
Health,
with agents authorized and qualified to make
fh Up the sky you sweep your
Inspection and to close such places, if necessary, we
JUpg the Iflowers. Good mornI.eiV* an
have no doubt that some tangible results will accrue from
■ g , dayl
-i1 *, i . ,._ i this campaign. But no filling station operator should have
to wait for an Inspection before having his restroom put
I d tsaln g dayl
ana pursues Its lonely couraa In a decent condition.
B the sky, back to the source
■IMtfcer 'aay, end when they
Driving While Drank
aa*k-the hearth, the nearness
Of a friend.
The Lakeland ledger, like moat other good nuwxpafor-flown bird now aeeki pers, publishes an a matter of sound public i>ollcy 'ho
U s . nest,
aVaStafee turn toward horns nnmos of persons arrested for driving an automubile while
in an Intoxicated condition.
^ s k ^ ' l s U aside
"It Is never pleasant to publish such news,” the Led
Wleted, aad with pride.
ger explains, "but driving while drunk Is such u flugratit
bring taper to
disregard of the safety of others that the public ouj ht to
n a n ] os all! And now, dear know who the offenders are.
i t y. good night I
"When an individual gets drunk and doo* not attempt
n drive an automobile or does not otherwise create n pubilc disturbance, his .Intemperate act is a moral transgresslon that is of no special public concern.
.
“aiobiBVer, when1he geta behind a steering wheol ami
endangers the lives, of utheri, he steps beyond the bounds
of persona] privilege and <hls conduct becomes tho public’s
business,
"The Individual arrested for driving drunk usually Is
iblectly repentant, but he is too late. He pleads that pub
roatgnod front licity given to his offense will humiliate hie family unci
m ont for :ause him to lose hi; Job or lower his professional standIlls ptoeo ng. Those are extremely important m ilters which hb
Frod Ward, ■
Wlntor Pork. should have considered before he got drunk and endan
gered the Uvea of men, women and children.
A * M t March moat of us wlU
“The newspaper which publishes tho names of drunk
M ea th a t d e fe rs, takrs money,
drlvdra is being neither sadistic nor Inconsiderate but lk'
rf-pJwVy o f I t — Key "W.rt Cltl;
jt. napoo tally If tho Social simply doing Its best -to militate agalnat one of the most
r
N jim y taxes a re Increased.
<In-Now York tho
lm» night Char loo Llmlbcruh
g m U President Roosevelt of
wouldn’t bo ohy,
vlrmiift n f r i i m u i t
avlf* 11
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
■g JO E HENDRICKS
BlUs—B ffls-B SIs
fczsulftt)
Repay la moathly_ teaU lmea
The Sanford Atlantic
National Bank
M M im
ro io
AT LANKY’S
DRUG STORE
C O W *
Breakfast — Dinner
Free Delivery—Phone 103 t
We Fill AU Prescriptions
Press Comments On Our Tourist Edition
«m- of (he moat unusual anil
intrrt-itlng scctirna was devoted
t« the Sanford Zoo. Tho a rt
work throughout the Issue is
of special merit, and In the ton
sect itn the pictures of tho anlniul.i are so unusual and a rre s t,
ing that undoubtedly many who
aro animal lovers will preserve
tin ip pages for a ' long Uma to
come.
The front page of the edition
I; an artistic picture of (he G reat
Blue Heron, one of Florida's
moat beautiful bird*. The lead
editorial features tho Dlue Hcr-m
Tribune,
cleverly to portray »n anpealing
Monday picture of life In Florida.—St.
T h . Sanford . . .
. ,
Irsnejl l|a .‘^Tom lal", i-Ji(Jr-VA»" A ugw tlqa R ytopl, ,
tig h t sretlon new tpaper tram m ed
full of Interesting data suril facts
on that wonderfully fertile sec
tion,
E ditor |>ran believes in lh«
o|d C hines, provtrh th a t “ Ono
pleturr Is w orth 10,000 werda"
and accordingly tho edition la re .
p in t, with beautifal and Interest
ing scones.
The edition should brin g many
visitors In th at w ondnrfl! **c~
tlon of tha S late.—O rlando Re.; as it was last year and th a t tha
purler.S tsr.
Mod was tnoro than tsrteo ao
r- e s t. 8ho u m d tv -rv ono to
Congratulations to the publish- giwa ao much so pooilbhs.
arc of tha Hanford H »rsld on •
Visitors a t today's luncheon In
,'plcnrild TonrUl Editlcrt. which cluded Harry McDonald,
Ray
wax Issued this wook. Tho Har Paachan, Frod Todgar. V iato r
old's special w*a. On .x esllcn l H all ond N. P. Yosroll -e f Or
plccn o f work, ond should do lando and J. If. Taahoo of l a u r .
Hanford and 8«mlnolo C ounty a ana, 8. &
lot of gcod In siding In Intarcstlng prospective hommookoAi
to found n homo or form* there.
—Cocoa Tribune.__
O ur congratulations
to
the
Sanford Herald, on Its excellent
“T ourist Edition" — a splendid
publication proclaiming, In type
and picture, the attractions ami
resources of all Florida, # it h
• p e rI,| reference to Ilia c*»n Im
mediate region. The H erald ha*
accomplished a notable niece of
ronatructlse publicity
for the
• late. Circulation of the edition
thrrugh the1
tourlsUprodueing
GOOD NEWS—By tho
U*se|vDHtag about the D istrict moot
this Now* Column • ruaehoa the of tho lime, 1 egpoot to aoho
. T h . arosen for mall-awSr "dL
t W can h«ft>R»o*cvrlt by nroor, tin, public in g o n m l will Bty«eif avaUaMo In m y office a t Hona
U hero. Motrdoy. the Haiu
' kls» name#, they should h*v» been t>«lifted through other DeUnd on carU in days, and In ford ilorakl
canto n u \ with n
to"»d In on w i n of U u Prose releases (hat tho Special order th a t I may bo Mbto to see Sd.pagn Tpnrjxt Edition »kl«h
showvd Hanford an<l Somlnol*
m onk-I Intend to visit tho Other
ihdly, while w0 o re 'cleanf.u r counties before roturnhsg to
fllllug station reetroofns.
Washington and It m ay bo that
I can -see you white I am In
your county. I m ast serve netieo
th a t it may hove t o return la
Washington a t .-aay aw m gat If
important lagtslSUao Oemos be
fore .the House. WATCH FOE •A C T IO N -Those
who tu rd tho - president's address
made a t the MayfluYTr rflatel to
In ■ ’Vtifiiu
c«* liw jam from warrj.
GLADLY'.
Red Crog? Roil
Call Will Begrin
On Armistice Day
TIME FOR RRN TI8T
BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.—
t>Pl— irr. Willard C. Fleming.
5 ttn of tho University of Cellfomia College of D cutiitry, fig
ures the average American should
•pend three hours and 12 mlnutr*
aaeh year w ith, hts dentist, fn
each ’ 100.000 persons, ho said, at
least 00,000 have dental dlsor.
derm.
LEGAL NOTICES
KI.SMTIOV PHO< LAMATIOX
Ifmttr an<l by virtue of author
ity In ms vs.ts.1 ss in - U«ynr «l
ths Oily ol tbinforil. Kb-rliln. , I
n r n l, Municipal
h sr.b r .call a i l . ----Election tu be hsbl . ttiroiiahmil
th . Oily of SanfuM. Vtorl«i«.
th . Imt day or O snm bsr. 1111.
for lb* auction sf two Oily Com
missioners for isrms o( oflUs at
tbiws veers tseb- .
HnM stsetlnns shsll I-m held "-I
lbs Oily II n 11 i-i -said Oily of Hviferd. Florlds. In canfiirmlly Jo lbs
Inws end oidlnnne**' rslsllna »“
elections now In lorrn In said
City. Ths Polls win l«- opsn al
1:00 .-clock A U Kastsrn - atsn.
Sard Tims, snd will elus. nt sun
down on ssld dsts.
I htrsby sspulal Mrs l u r x s r s t
am
n .. . . .
iim
V , b l.
1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe ...... $665
1939 Plymouth Tudor ...........525
1938 Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan 495
1938 Plym outh 4 D r Sedan —
455
1937 Ply. Deluxe 4 D r Sedan .. 395
1937 Pontiac 8 '4 D r Sedan ...~ 375
All of the above cars have the lOQSiReel
Guarantee.
I t s t M tv t l l l a t
OF €iANFORD /
VOTE FOR THE MANho In s Ihrcd -ta Sanford o v e r *0 j
Who knows Hanford and IU
K ig J m ( c o M i l i M ! t
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PAGE THREE
TOE 8ANF0RD gERAI.D. SANFORD. r i e U m i i A
South Side Festival
iMrs. Wright (Jives
Winter Park Man Detain B:\ns l'oreign
Broadens! Listening
Declared A Success Party For Stmk-nts ,s Appointod l'»
• a •
STOLEN!
Mi i n
i
Jw.k'O
Ijtntrrns, «t.etetenst
. Mrs lleniy \Vitte. J r . chair*
MRS. LOURINE BEAI., Society Editor
T e le p h o n e N S man of the finance committer cidoted luilloons, witches and lilnck
The ••
•w ti Thin -t
f the Parent Teacher Asaocla- coi* d« rot ated the Ruth (Jonlon
.- t;«
th>n of the South Side Primary U* :*ht Ounce Studio f.»r the
T ' l . l Ml \> *»
• t e t n . ' . i • In
I School, declared today that lb** Hallowe’en party which wa* g;ven
Si/»- aliiiul l \ - l ft.
(Jovernor II
't l>t I x» it it
by
Mrv night accented ■
llnlloweVn Festival r/hich wa* i’i» Kriiiny evening
KKW \H I)
. ring to
1held on the school gn unds !$st j NS right for members of her done N'xon Butt >
• •trial«a •t
tre. 1jut" clitoe* uod the V*rnlert!arteii. a member of ih•
Thur<«fny
evening
wa*
a
Ham boo formed tho back^.1 lie |. ,
| nirndou* «iicces* **
•“ Rutli Jean Wright acted ojirtnmnt it****
Arr,,n'l for the numerous jack.
MONDAY
S-tui
A M rhilip* i* Yimtitig in * In behalf of the finance com * tln- fortune leUrd' and a* Ward of \\ "
.
'
lantern*
and
ghost*
which
wore
D a u g h te r of Wesley Class .rt
('n rri'rt
W ear
Florence. S. ( , as the garst ofj mitter '|p* Witte expressed hoi
iu h i hihfs foitune i n . t••l«I. eee I hint
the Methodist Church '.fill ll|*«'k »*r.| I., m ,«M te the City Hull his sun ami dank'htcr.irr-law, Mr. ' appreciation to the judges of thf I h«*
\»a* ref|niretl to do « * uni t Tb*' Butt
a at the home of Mr*. tie rgc JU i- on Friday evening for the danre and Mrs. W M. Philips.
(•ti, *
riMl.imr*, F. i
Smith. J r . ( n i h.. *•unt* \%erc under i »«*• ■I n . ted heeau**w den on the Country Club Hand at which was given by the Junior
I’M
R It rad v. a ml <* (I Haber f®r j irim n of Mr.* John Ihg* ithe Ward .tor
7l*0 P . M. The party v,Ul be m Hn.«* of Seminole High School
Uhl
Mr* t» W Dojglas of .<«.
"*nle!idld ilr r m d ii i"
t o ! Nl one end of th«* «tii>hi wa* effective M* n-btx
the form of a “children's partv " in honor • f fho football play, vannah. tia . was the weekeml their
l.
•;«.!<
a-r
. t» i * •
• i • 1t
Mr* Kith tiordou Wright f p f | p | :||4
tho '‘carnival* table with ill for ♦eve* . ’
end b o atm en will be Mrs. t . II. i r* following lW«* Sanford-Orlnrv. gu r-l
h%-r p s n ' n i s , M r a m i ih.. -*p. ,-lnrnlpr rr>ur
I
M,..
M„
Kluah.-th
not
been
aetix
Laney’a group.
Dmhii'I in
•h* game In large letters S. II Mrs A C NNilliuiiu.
rH by h.-r .lanring pupil*.
f*n- ] , t,:„ ^
Ka. h . hil.l
1
wil*
givrtt member for
S. in Arango un«l Mack piper
TUESDAY
•mtnhut
«
-«
i
|
Mrmiwtv
I'outrihuted:
to
Mr*
Ward. . f
•iio
-e
ii
iu
ker*
,
c
o
l
o
r
e
d
ha ili*'!!-.
0 The board meeting of the Wo. were- written across the curtain Mr and Mis Ihivid Smith nt Heat 11«• Sk(wsr*. .i*tr”!tgi*t. who
■
• andl* t| apple* and | h«|hoim hall* lei I'aik an
taan 'g 'C ln b wDI be held in tin- of the stage l»i toniplete the de Or l:ind*» spent
With con!i doi ’••«l hvr mt Mit’' . rhaclel t ' o|»i tht* tahh
yesterday
of the S»;ri. I
coration*
thtb hojse a t 10:00 A M
Mr* S m ith- itarenls, Mr anti M»rn»"i iltlii W
|» Hofmann
H E C IS T H X Ilo X M i l i t ' K
The O. E. 8.. under the direc
Mrs.
John
Sparkrtmo
wn* Mr- 1. A Palmer
lli.hlight .»( the • veiling x*a« Hgl't of
for ih»* “nhlr iissitsncc;" The
(’oiiipanx II
tion -of Mrs. C, L. Irwin, will chairman of the committee in
llcruhi foi the publicity Die awarding of prize* let the count v !
Santo
rii
sponsor tha morning session of .charge «»f arriingemcnts for the
|l„ 1C. g,
*. B ’k • ”f
II 1. Malt hn i- expevtt tl to g i v e n W / l.ii’lwig aii-l W A. • o t n i u e « w i t n f i r s t p t i / i g o i n g
A the Red Cross sewing rooms
| diiOcc and wn* assisted by .^^ls return I hi* wirk to his home in F u l l icti f o r their '’vuluahh* n-A- >o I.. A m i W i lk in s , nnp« • -<n it m g of the
1(It 1 l» \ . •
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Pmk
II
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The Junior High School I* F., C. Harper and Mr*, iieorge Altamonte Spring* after spending *i*l;ini
-t
him k tn in nt y
*ex«oi| | »r iz •
;lr
•n i
t it \ Mill
ill th»* Hmgo games uinl
T. A. will meet in the school Stine Mr* \ C F< rt is simti. the suinmei at Huyfato. N ^
'v • m to
Mai y Lou • |« land , lege
,111- 1*0 Ol 1 1 ‘1 I’Mt . \--V 111
li th.> F lk a ( lull for tin- US** »if
Hi
i*
auditorium at 3:110 IV M
•r of the Junior rl»»ys and
i*i ;» i i i
' . i n :>***••
I he bmgo nijuipnnnl; tin* San- win a, t ost lime "lb*- it I»r f.lti fViintv
The meeting of the Alalhenn HrW?
v*****M *"t *
" 'I
wa* adjudged the ih-\»*re*» Kiwiinj* f
, t t, v- I t . t
i
ill • .. 1-• l ;. 1
Franklin Hcnnctt is p \. furil R!e» trie Cnotrn< timt
I
II - a l u a i s i-iH-il ;m i| h*-lClais o f the F irst Huplisl ChiirelThose -r-rn rtnrp-tnir <rt-rC. Ini' |Hft«*«l ti mrivi* tiulgv from F a\- pativ, which tin* year
f*u the luoet o' iguial i h * the lloliun
At . la I| It b 1. . •
•-• 1*. 1 * Id
in tilt | I'f
le r , I imi
I •11y J-tiM*.,
Marjnnr Htcvtll i*. N t* tf vi-it with hoi pn*t. fixed the light* for thy
will be held at the home
foe wa* givt n to 11«sl» \ .l.ine*
,
11. . ,..»■•
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af-j
0 Mr*. Pearl Hansnll in lh<- f->rv- Purr--II. il.iritirii- MtMilInn, ll-'t- mot h n .in-law Mr* J. C Ib n . fair, ami i»» the u.itiv parents I wI'o
a • ittr**ed a* .» iiuint* In . m \\
I ’ur il i- f • i-—III\ p i(-p an -tl
of a “ white elephant” sale. F. ty lli-nry, Hilda Tnrnt-r. Mildrril nett
1 1 1 .. *\
\%bn j*m *'«.n g» ne|tOI*-l\ of I hep Ih • • ' I v Ito g e l * le ve lV tt l j |> • e
ill—1 fu r lu ll
hihostesses with Mr* lia r s-JI a
W-.-ri n. Kntni.t Fnll-t. l>oli r--a
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f" i h a v i n g th e p r i t t n - t t - . f t i n n .
film
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Mrs. Joder Cameron, Mr* M -Id.. l.oll, S hp . v llarl-rr. < him- l*i"»--,
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Mi- D oi s t • hi.mil, Mr*> \N ing the festival * - i ee** "
•II Ih.l I .
Eatrldge, and Mrs. Eunic- K
|N'<II Mi-Ki-mi-'y. I'hjllia I’ii-rr--. E \|*ttli i‘he:i*| •ti.f Dwvi* Mimn*1 I' ll d n -n whn*>' t i»*t ii m e n
A’*., to the
foil iwtntt nivr.
mi eii.K f i n ......
l l i i : h » a \ S o u th O f
• The J*. T. A. of the Svinunde ■Vli»ilyn M-wim-v. Anita MacRav, heatl iif At 1
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grneroux" dn,
ioad h g *• x’
M High School will meet at th*« Niincv F.wrll, lli-li-m- Tamm. Ann gi|e*t * ye*l* t •!a\ ..f Mo. Li ti i • Il3t lull*
V r iiiilm r C a h in C o u rt
l t« if \
June
4’o p e l t m d .
(eith tn
i ii x l(«'ci*t» iI imii 4If 1iri r
the
bill
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^ uchool auditorium nt .1:80 I'. M i Stinr, Mnrtv IVrkini, Ann Wig. Vu kei y ami
laim v
Wig. W n* hr B e t t y A n n S t »I*
Lutirille B-e1
Forr»*l Hatcher
r o n n e- - on i<
Tho O tcuthro board of tho gtn«, \ nl-ri-* \Vi*IH. llt-b'ti Staf.
t ’anipbell FeflJ I nok Beverly t'oopei, Doiui.i Jean
g*\ Star* *. IveV
II IlllliV
South Side Prim ary P. T. A will fnril, Piwmi liny--^, Knthryn it igN
Ktmhruugli *?t* !•• < inltlrr** (irore'V. llotl»* Ihinn, h l«u*e took. Jimmie Strip.
The
Rev
1
ill
meet In tho achool library ut pin.. Vkilrt Wrlls. Martha Wight, ami Mr*
hiiuiiri igh
ariive l |,.r \\ htih-*ab* l otift t lionet Flori- Img I • frele Jean NeDoti, tirace
P.M! I xx .<
Shirley Kirk. I'ttrtv llntlgr, P-'g. Satunlny fmm M« ’oh*, Ala . amt |
2:30 P. H.
Stmeclpher.
< harlotte
p „w t and Light Foinpan/. Mai ■
i*ad DepiiWEDNESDAY
,rv Mayt-r. Jana Thigprn, lltirn are iiov making their home nt • Kit z The iter.
Margin* t
Aftll St. in uni (Jernldim* NNilkin.*on
■Hand
W
The ireneral bustne** meeting lltitrhi—n. I.illiau Wnl-h. H-lty 1»il Holly Avenue
The
*•
enjoying
the
party
were
1Lroci’iv laMley** Drug <tore. J.
e.l J K
and luncheon of tho
tunin’- .In An-lrrat-n, Harirnret Mv*r*.
|b;?tv
Itf
Van.
Jo
Ann
Wilkin*,
t* VVnnev Fomp.iny. Kmerick**
Club will be held in the ^ eluh Iran Itarpi-r. Ann Wiggina, Knth.
nrie
(olliii*.
Miiriutuie
h
.it
tie
.H is W . J m l S I . — S . i n l n r d . I l o t mI: i
Mrs. Fred
It Wilson
and Hardware Foinpany. (*itv Dntg
house beginning at 12:30 n'cbwk ryn Cinder, Mary Hu-lann. Joyce daughter. Mr* l harlea Ft. Air- i ’« rnpanv. \V«ut lh«< Ji-wvlur, A|kland Betty William*. Heat M r s . G r e e n e I b i s
Marjsnerllip.incan. Clung of High Fnliit. N- f . *re 1(|iin*« Five ami T« a Store. Roy. J
Hostemse* will be Mr*. (I K 1*” '- WhhMnn.
liixliee. II j>li11111 ii HikIm'i*.
Ilna, Mrs. J. A. Young. .Mrs .1 ..Iran Caswell. I.eun;i Howard att-l spending some time nt the Riv-! eiillnt and Anderson W’algreru
rl> Roger* Mary Ann Raton,
# T. Newby. lira . Jamr* ( ■ml*-*. l.ot« Caldwell.
baton. Johnny
Mae
i c n Hotel at Daytona Beach. j Agen ex Mnith’s Bather Shop.
\
I Also, Shelton Hardin, Sain
Itohliy
Jone-.
tmidoii
S< nunole Tire Shoo, Standard li’in
■i»du
j Thill mo ml. Leslie Hurt. O I)
Fred
Mill**■i SiTvire Station, Maffetl'* Srrvltit Wlight Maty lain Copeland. |t«-t
, l-amlrcss, Jr.. Dan Henkaiik, Jark
(*o|K'land.
Khz.'iln-th tin n EoM'-av.’i xv ••i, i II dl -xx *.
• -li
tli" Clifford Station, (’ox St licit . Burpee's I V I.i ne
Pee, Kernal Armhruiter, Cclte Arm* Apiirtiiieiit u Orltndo anil .I Seed .Store. (’hallie'*
a il v ;|t III • !•■ »•* i. . w . •
Do.nuj | Fi.inklin Slnfley Ann I i*k. Mai v pSole
•r
Ih
••II
f • t-l
•
Harrison, Miller William*, M*-k i»rn row n*"lu*g at tin* l.i- dier Sho p. the Hollywool Shop*, and I I 'abeth lUtuel. Churle* poplin,
A n derson' f. . 1 ...V. 1
Cleveland. Jr., (lien Odlnim, l*uul Apartment* in Sanford
i U illiam I'oplm. Ilai i o t Blown lawn \XII I • Mi
1t he Y.iwi-ll f’l'nipanv
«R|ltr llOII9 •
"M, X'.1 *b
Hickaon, Freddy War-1, la-on KaAl-o l.ucile’x Beauty Shop. . It-tlv Stil**, Bathaia M« Mexan- till
'ii
mntna, I,. H. Mcl^nrl, Jack l.er,
Mr* F M Iriifi•*v hud a- h*M Monger'* Soda
Shop.
Miraad jj hi luuniie Stripling. .I*;m Vurii, 1 l imited w *ili t»i •«. . - ligiii*
Kuncml
D lre c lo i
keeping
v
Hugh Whelrhcl, liil White, Juek gUe*t* ye.*te»i|- V.
U ntil'tt
Mr*
T I* M*»niifv Shop, Rddn*"* lte*t:iumnt. | I • lie Ji.m Nel*oi»
. Woodruff. Ktlwnrd lliggim. Da. McFuddi •n an ! •I.- tighter.
Marv lle**e’- Home ll.il.nv, StanleC. Ii l!i dd -li g _ Mildred l.yinh. Bevel* * t h* ni"
, 704 a m«l RtTllO-e i f 11 *
,« ill Catrhrl, Frtrl Jeter, Jr., Jlnt. Nell. Mr*
®
Phon* (HU .
Arnold and Rogi-r* Hunlware
» K.i
St* re.
Th-- \ • -opei mil Mailli.* I-ugh h
I my Ridge. Churle* I’ark. J r . Mrx Sibling • f (iroveland.
\l*«' \un Elliott. AI »•t \ lane Stanley Hid
Outlet. Wagoner Furniture Com.
Jimmie
'Ii rwilleger,
(’hnrl-«
•'any. II II Hnrdwait* Company. - I i.gl»*h f lizalvth I.vvii'li. .laniee mug*. ITi!I
Smith, lUn-Inll Collina, II II WH.
!' bo*e i »H»k Bett v * link. xx• i he i i •r
Mr* John Sparkman toturncil *Touchton** Drug Compnnv Kvjt. • •
llama, Jack Herring. McKay T ru . Frnla>‘ from W itnnngton. N. C j B**** Brn*itv Sh«*t». Angel'* Kit Mm i%11 .Millet, Ihdote* Kngli*h, I I lie l i p •
lHOIt r o a WIN
luck. Hilt Hrmtan. Ilownril Hub. where .lie vi-iti d with
.Mr. I Shack, Peter
IhiuP*
Hcantx Mir lv i CalhuUII. I .llolytl Noble.' | i | . Not oil
ler, John Dunn, Tony tlmldla.i., Spitrkmnn vxhi i* employcfl there .Shoppe. Bowling Club, Coleman*'' 1 ' " l. iit k ( onper. Shi ley Aim I n\ Walt i .
ton, llowanl Intt, J. R. Ftillrr, She al •* vi-ite.i Mr. and M/.*. tOffice
hiitthe
he ' Lett)
R#|tnpmrnt
Company. Morgan. Wallace Met all. >. I| j>
i.et» Butner, Al Rhpiey and Bud. C. N Ml IFu *. and *on, (‘arl.
Mar f h i'b v
i Snfrr'*. \* F flour!* ' Store. Pniwn. Donna Jean Dunn . M-ir
twenty five
sho i
,dy Hudson.
Monk'* Bluer,
Purceir*.
Clt! j;"i»*'t Dutui Donald D ifui lame < D xvie 111
I
Al*o. Jute Kev*». Billy Flam.
Cadet Walter Belli, who in at- Itarher Shop, Culunial Cleaner*, 1f nlh i Katherine ti ndm ii. Cer loliii
ION
Ing| Roscoe Whitley, P.uy Fo*, tending »rhoo| at F’ork Unoin Seminole Dry Cleaners, Ia»n'-»v'« j ildiiie Wilkin-ou. tIriice
Murn* Mm v IS
Jr., Kenny Eahola, Gerrgu Sneer, Military Aradrmy, Fork Union, Pry Clrimein, Jlenry
Marie
Mindland. If util* i
Kngliah'* S*ini’i iplu r.
Jot
- Bill Redman llerbeH Moreland, Va.. wa* the weekend gue*t »»f (Jnlf Statu n. Reel ^ Sf>n*. Kil- .Midi it 11iii'kehii. Cluulotte Stein,! M
Jim Bhtke. Ceoigu liana, Ceorgi Rnlph Tolar at Rlchmon*!, w h rn'* t,ore Seed Store, Table Supply, r-Miimy Fruzie'-. C»!au\ » llu.*ty.|
| Balboa, Braylee Y’on. II.
B he I* a *tuilent a t thw Medical j ff R Pope Company, Taylor'* M irjoiie Little, S'limit a Monfnr | | no M i
Sandlin, Orion Farrell. Ruaaall College of Virginia.
Sttuj * Monforton
Robert
Beauty Shop, Lovrtt’i. Randall l n
15 A •
fY$ung, John Ailuma, H-b Wil.
Fdccirie
(’onipanv,
(i »w« r g e | • •mile Iin. Cecil Fold. Maiv Ann
tin
llama, V*rn<m Altman.
Kirby
Student* nt the UnhrerMty of Deetch'a, Thorpe Furniture Com- ■I •• •'in.in. Adelb* Bailie*, Adelaide
to Su
( O U U K t T M E N 'S W E A K
FRe. Billy Hrllyhead, Dirk Ian-. Florida In (Ulnmvlllr apendtief panv. SUven'a Hui>er Store. San. KullcMon, and Amelia t-ailowuy
45 CP
Jack Catewood, Billy laird. II -h tho weekend with Iheir yexp'c- ford Avenue Ten Cent Store,
Pm
R»
Itnll, Ralph Morgna, C. H. Wlllla, llvv parent* were: (Sent llarri- .Sanford FUh and CJrocwry Coin.
K ill* Sm
lainier C. I)rnan|o»e,
Maurle-- non, Jack Woodruff, Tony Hud. prin\. Prank'* Tavern and the
15 Inti'ilud.Kreaily, I I . Julian' Hndgikln, Jr.. dletton. DnugUa Stenatrom . Don Smoke llotiaa.
MO |n»iici’l i*i’
Theodore Power*
T rey
Ray, ald Lam*»»n, John
Dunn
and
WDI’.rt
15 Our (ial Sunday
Ha*» » r
Jimmie MrCownn. Prede KleMa, Donald Dlivhop, J r .
i
dll Dlx it* I ti hi I luit
Cleve Atkina, Rkhard C arretl,
:o Bi mIgi St‘h**d nl
KVKIIY NIOIIT IS NEW V EA ll' ■; EYE AT .1 \( KS!
Tonight's rro g rsK a
Speed Searbore. Joe Smith, Prunk
Mr. and Mra. R. W. T u m r r l
15 Road of Life
fl:0o Edwin t . Hill
KellV,' Elton Yatoe, Don Burk, •pent the weekend in Willl«lon|
•j
oo
Young
In
Malone
J a r k is h a rk fro m |tro a iln a > wi t h llu- lalt-sl
ft. 1o Program Resume
hardt, Bud Healey, Ben Thnmn- where they were called because
J 15 .1t»yre Jordan
0:15
Consult*
Kcho<*n
st-Msalion—
«
M
i..
Su.an
Kirtley.
president
*on. Chester Mua*. Ben Craw, nf the lllnema r f Mr. Turner'*
2:‘*0 I'P New*
fried. BUI McLeod. Ralph Ray. Al hm ther-in-law . W.* 4. Whit iiirr. of the Robert E. !,<t C haol-r 0:40 !>ai of Harmony
J
:'*
Matinee
Musical
Rab4rn „ Je r ry Smith. D.
C, They were Joined there by thi-li of the Children of the (^onfi-ilrr. 0:15 WorM Today
J • 15 Farm Security Adiinni*
Thonspenn. Dean Roaa. Bill Fnlh. »on. W alter T u rn er, who i.« a *ey, gave an account of the cun* 7 <00 Thu Lout* Rnngvr
tratmn
Virgil Whittle, Ray Mom* and .tu d e n t at the Unircratty of vi-ntinn of the Unltcyl D au p h in , 7:30 lllomh*.
3:00 (if Men ami Book*
of the Confederacy which wue H:00 Vox pop
Kenny Purdne.
r
j Florida.
'_______
Renfro Valley Folk*
held recently In Tallahawee. and H:J0 Nornihii fb a.«lcy and Ih* 3.30
S i r alt (h r llroutlxtay anil H ollyw ood s t a r s
I : |5 What Freedom Meur
Cow hoy a
at whieh she served a . n patre,
r i« h l lirforc y o u r ryr*.
3.55
i
re**
New*
at the meet Inc of the II. I) C. 8:55 Klmer Ihivi* and thi* Now* l .on ’ \| destnnr* in A iim r i* a
Mr*. J. E. Baker, and Mr*. J. h.
0:00
Lux
Radio
Theater
.whieh
w
it
hebl
a
t
the
home
..f
Courier. Rca«r*ati<Jn» moy be
Mi»*u"
10:00 Oman Welle*
m. s .
un
made by telepbonlBR Mr». ('our.
1 .III tuimit Trio
10:-M) Hpnrt* l(e|Hirter
,
_______
I
afternoon.
ler, 1 9 9 J.
1 15 Pre** New*
10:15 New* of the World
I’ACKACE COOIIS
5 :iii Twilight Meloilie
■ MU. Blanche Hope of l,.n«.
Mra T T T u n T
wood became th« bride of F ail »'*0 made l y Mrs F. E. R»umil. 11 !0(l Count llaxip Orchestra
5 15 The (ioldherg*
MIXED DllINKS AT I’OIM EAU I'llICKS
11:30 Ciuy Lombardo
True
l.il*1
5 30 1lie* Be Hera
1
Hirmona of Hanford .in . n
J1" 12:00 Linton Well*
I.OCATEI) ON IIEAI T I I T I . I.AIxE MONIMlK
Stone*
mnny .which wxV
12:05 Sign Off
5.15 Just Entertainment
J. Itram, prece-led the report..
on S aturday ntnm lntr at
T-mnrrnw'a t-rnRram
o’clock, with Judy* War.- Iifll. During the social hour which f-l- 6:3n Norman llcnsl-y ami II.lowed, tha hoajets «ervnl re fri-lu
clalin*.
JOHN
Florida C'liwbny*
M in Hope r i m e for her » r.l- nu-nta to the followlnf:
Mrs. Bram, Mrs. W. It. Dyson, ", .[III l l r i s i k f i u t H r u v ili i- s
din* dress » bin* allk er.-'i.- will,
7:16 III’ News
which ah* W»ro whit* aerrsaor- Mra. B. L Perklne, Mra. A. K. icon The World Today
lea. Her eor*ag« *»< mode «»« RoasetUv, Mra. L A. Ilruinl«-y, H;t A Murnina Do—»liona
Mra. Roumillat, Mrs. J. C. Truwhite jardenlxa.
H:»«> HrcokfuaC llrmlr-ivtriia
luck and M lu Kirtley.
Following a wedding Iri-*
K:rt HinuiUK Htrln.a
rnuplo will m id * a t • * • **"•
S*:00 Syniphrny in R-tiir
NOTICE
Am- riran School of.
Air
II. K. Morrie will five an r*A ir
New r*XVU now perm it auto
UP kNawa
pinnation of the acbool aelivily 0:46 Ul
" w*
iraaot to IPanama'* jut*1e P'»v- parted
10:00
Mrlodic M'ltiienU
M-mo-nU
In the achool a t tho meet- J®1
®® Melodic
l«o of the P .T . A. o f JonU r IH-h 10:10
0:16 Myrt
M yrt anil
and Margn
Marge
School tomorrow afternoon b.-J 10:3J HtopmjM*ar
ginning a t SdO o'clock. T. W. 10i4J Woman of Courage
law tnn will apeak on tho reduc
tion of the achool fund and tell’
of Ita affect an the Seminole
County athoola. It U hoped that
a largo •am b er of parent! will
State Road Beard
/; ^
Door Mat I o
Store, Oct. J 1
:Dance Sponsored By
0 Social
Calendar Hiffh Scho°i Juniors!
P e r son als
l» L. Perkins
While hooking
Around For A Place
To Dine
Try the Food at the
Palms & Pines
*
\
A uto Pninting & Body R epair
Hallowe’en I’artx
W . R. “ SPEEDY” WILLIS
Griffith
FLORSHK1M
yes,11 said
]fO iou.'Nu: .
J
FOR M
S h i RIDER SHOES for hoys
B. L.
RADIO NEW 9
P e r k in s
ATTENTION FOLKS!
Miss Kirtley Gives
Report Of Meeting
PANORAM
Mtes Blanche Hope
Weds Carl SirmonsiMr..
wi«tn.
Fri.i»y
JA C K ’S
DEW
DROP
INN
lUVmSlS*
Today
Trucks, too, must
serve longer!
Steak & Chicken
Dinners — Delicious
Chill—Short Orders
m m
f 7B 4m .,w t mWlit tilrt hna^UHr "
H I If If ! DAY
La* Sparkman
— ^ A r th u r A .'T nrehhoff
Barbara M ai l o o t
— Kenneth W.* Rabbin*, Jr.
..
T o n d a t n i U MS t U Z h M *
ALL KINDS Otr
SANDWICHES
.
'-AkrfUaa* now pravjdr service
to'-ciromata oo in La In Alaaka a t
Uaa than It cnaU U feed n dug
team foe tha tetp.'
....
ArtGtSLT)
EAT SHACK
Sknford Avenue Junt 01/
" Of fiiMTi A vmim
: «f vulBy-hiiH M |e M*I«U4 Tm ki
U m JM M POW ER,tool
• Theae a re daya when e x tra qualify, econow g
a n d pow rr a re needed! Dodge give* y o u ail
th r e e In ■ u p er-p o w ared J o b -R a te d tc u c k f.
T hey're b u ilt to deliver e x tra thousand* of
m iles of efficient, low cost operation. T h ey 're
Job-H ated from engine to re a r axle, “sU ed"
rig h t to do (he job, an d to stay on the jab.
See y o u r Dodge d e a le r— today.
2 d f c MCuu a. (aim.. u e M itiw trnmmttmrn
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rzirie Vagabonds”
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
[M innesota And
T e x a s * Still
Hold Honors
By BILL BONI
NEW YORK. Nov. 3 — m Tbough tha college football ram palgn I* well past tha halfway
'm a rk j i t might be right back a t
.th e beginning for all tha anxwer
.- It has provided for the season's
* lending quest lens Which Is the
No. 1 team In the country?
.» Invariably th a t question has
‘ been hard to answsr, and Invar,
'iab ly any answ er has been open
M o argum ent. But rarely baa com-
* *Zr
ALTMAN’S
USED
CARS _
-WITH
THAT Ci
Drop In to ncc um and
wo win gWe you n
deal that will Burprluc
yon.
1834 Ford
Tudor ---1134
Seden - ..........
145.1
1031 ChtvroUt To*
Seden ______ 15.1.1
1 1038 Ford
'/ Fordor ..........
105.1
' 1038 Plymouth
I Coupe ............ 251.1
103H Plymouth
Coupe ......
375.1
petition for the mythical nation,
al championship been dominated
by two teams which follow such
divergent routes to the same
goal— victory.
These two are Minnesota and
Texas and yesterday, when hor
rible eastern w eather conditions
helped thin the ranks of un.
beaten and untied major teams
to six, they- delivered typieilly
Impressive trium phs cut to their
Individual patterns.
Minnesota, hold In r the whiphand with fa r more authority
than shows In the score, turned
back Northw estern 8-7 and now
has only Nebraska, Iowa and
Wisconsin between It and a sec.
nnd stra lfh t W estern
Confer,
rneo title and perfect season
Texas haltered down an sneient
Jinx in winning its sixth in a
row. hv 34-0 over Southern
Method iet.
The Gophers, cashing In on
one of those once.in.a.lifetim e
"sleeper" plays th at sent Scathack nod Higgins 41 yards for
the deciding touchdown. have
won their three trughest gsmes
—from
Washington.
Michigan
and the Wildcats— by a total
margin of 10 points. The Tex.
ana, on the o th er head,- harm**
scored less than f*ve touchdown*
In each of six ram es. breaking
loose their speedboy. Jark Cralo
for two of them against S M
Moving alrn g without letup
I behind this a ll-rn n q u /in g two.
Irome ram e Ford ham, 17-0 win.
Iner nvp* Ptirdur In a rhowin •
rem arkable for the Rams’ nhil
lly to wore two touchdowns an-’
» field yos| in the Polo Ground
*eo:in” while stopping the Boll,
ermaker* without n first down’
Duke, which found Georgia Terh
In the hole twice and made good
with two passes by Tor- Dnvir
to down the Engineers 14.0; Du.
quesne. which marched 70 yards
In the first q u a rte r t a spilt Vil.
Isnova 7.0. and Texas A. and
M., deflated considerably as n
threat to Texas berause It took
n snrinl with an Intercepted pass
in the last q u a rte r to down Ar.
kansas 7.0.
Five blg-tlme elevens remain
undefeated, though tied. In the
eaat there are Army and Navy, io
the mid.west Notre Dame, in the
south Mlaalsstnpi Stale and in
the Rrcklea, Ulah.
Tropical Park To
S t A ugustine To Florida Teams
Have Improvements
M eet O utsiders
Have 2 National
CORAL GABLES. Nov. t- V W
irst among the many Improve
N ext Weekend —F
Link 'M atches
ments, renovations and additions
Coupe .— ...
475.00
1010 Plymouth Del.
.Sport Seden ... C75.00
•
1038 Chev. i/j.ton
1145.00
JH c k n p _ —
1035 Ford 88 Sodan
x w r tm
given that T , Notice is hereby given that 1
•*** at TM am engaged to heslaese at Kaafonl, Florida, ford State Market under the llese
name Ander- tltlous name Waleon A IW. n>4l
uwrel Home thet I intend to register said
register eetd name fnreeant to the terms or
the tends of the -rtetltloas Name
Statete"
we
statute-' {chapter XSSII taw s of Florida)
Circuit Court whh the Clsrlt of
the Circuit
Florida
Court of Seminole County, FlorltlttlFFITII.
da
Owner
J. )|. WATSON. A^
e la It — ■. . . . .
M«ny Laxatives, but
few arc Leaders I
D O N * T " M lS S T H & B O A T '
Expert Repairs
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
i TODAT EVERT FACTOR B fAVORAHE ta
bwfldlaw. Ceeta ere still tew . . . mad the f B
HODSDfO ADMDOmATIOM bee madm boose
Machines Repaired — Expert Welding
the winter cTtamp'iuna’a lp, .using
out on the tw entieth hole to
Bohhv Welker, nf Axrkaonvllle.
STINE
MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
Oostssseeo To SAXgOHD MACMIXB COMFANT, IJXO.
207 W . S e c o n d 8 L
LIFE iN T tf NAWV
GIVBS A MAN
VTTAUKW AN*, f
STRENGTH— 5
P h o n e §*
FRENCH AVE. AT 8th ST.
P H O N E 713
' — BUT THT NAt/V SAWES ^
VA MONEV ROT ONttV THERE.
BUT NA EVEN G ETS NCR _
ENTERTAINMENT . '
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> F R E E * ,—
A
AN* FURTHERMORE.
DCfrfT FERCrET THAT
IN OTHER JO B S,
NCR INCOME
)
STILL HAS TO J GO OUT F E R
ROOM AM' . r U
lUELL'.UJHAr
. ABOUT . ,
• MEDIC A U
v^C A R S? ,
LvrrAMiNKsi
r r DEVELOPS V
TH'CHARACKSR NECESSARY T MEET
tw f u t u r e ; ^
Perlodl* distress due only tr
functional cauaea is relieved fur
many who sta rt 3 days before
“the time” and take CAKDl'l
as directed.
CARDUI has another important
usei sa a Ionic to stimulate nnlte, Increase flow of digestive
:e. T hat’s probably the rtason
It so often Improves dlgsatlon,
Helpe build up run-down women,
and so relieves their period's
functional illstrraal Try CAR-
HOUJ M U C H 71J
’ A R F -A R F
A
DUCAL ATTENTION
B
TRUCKS
completed before Urn opening of
th« u u o n , but am ong thoee
which will t* n o d e or* now
ohower room* and toilet fitcllltiee
for horsemen. Work on these was
ctartod almost immediately the
fascinating plant chanced hands,
and has programed rapidly despto
the dlffteu'diss bonders are enccentered because of Gov m i
men*i priorities on m iny
m a
terials.
undertaken or contemplated by
Hr Aass Hated Press
ST. AUGUSTINE. Nov. 0 Florida football fan* will have the new.owners of Tropical Park,
(Special)—Two national cham
where the 1941-42 Florida racing
pionships era Included In the four a varied menu to choose from season will open on Saturday,
next week-end as all four of the
u*o|or golf competition* ache- state’s collegiate elevens meet pec. 20, were those having to do
duled to be contested over hla- outside foes.
with the Ctonfort. convenience and
*"d picturesque St. Augtasafety of horses and horsemen.
Top
billing
goes
to
th
e
annual
tme links the coming winter sea- scrap between the Florida Gators
Not ail of the contemplated
*w'rl» according to the announce* and the Georgia Bulldoga at Improvement^ can be installed or
ment o f dates made bv tourna Jacksonville Saturday afternoon.
ment offleA'Is to-day. The local
Undefeated and untied Miami into the difficult part of their
tnumamen campaign
will get
West Virginia Wesley, schedule.
Year In and y ear out, tpley.
under way Jan. 28 and terminate entertains
an State, and
Rollins meets
After West Virginia Wesleyan, herbal BLACK-DRAUGHT has
Mar. 22.
Davls-Elklns at Orlando In F rl. they meet on successive week been a best-seller among laxa
The 1042 schedule for St. Au- day night games.
end* Florida, South Carolina, tives in the South. The reason?
giwtlne links follow
The Florida-Georgla tilt la ex Alabama and Miami.
It’s agreeable and easy to take.
Jan. 28 to 30 . . Annual Wln- pected to draw a rapacity crowd
The Tampa Spantans were When taken as directed, its ac
ter Championship « f Florida of 22,000 Into Jacksonville's Fair- beaten, 18-13, by Howard at tion Is usually punctual, thor
(Ponce de Leon (fu
field stadium for a renewal of Birmingham .^ tu rd a y but con ough and gentle. The tonic lax.
Feb. |« to 21 . . Fifteenth An* the series in which the records tinued to lead the state’s enlle- ative element which helps tone
n . . N*Uonal Amateur Cham ,count for nothing.
gmte elevens in scoring with laxy Intestinal muscles Is prob
pionship of Golf Club Champions
ably its most im portant asset.
Since the opening- of the series 132 points.
(W .lte r J . Travis
Memorial
time,
try
B L A C KHollins was idle over the week Next
back In 1015, Georgia has won
Trophy);
DRAUGHTI
— A D V .14 times, Florida four and one
• r*
M*r. |0 to 14 • . Florid* Rwt gam* ended In a scoreless tie. end.
Coast
Women’s
Championship
'Mr». Wm. R. Kenan, J r Trophy); Florida won a bitterly fought
las) yewr. ISM V br-which :
F ^ rtiB A N K S -M O R S E
31 . . Kiirhth An* contest
the outcome was anybody’s gweew1
nual National
Anmtrur I'rnfc**- until tha final gun.
DISTRIBUTOR
•lonal
Beat Ball Match Play
Dur whop l* well equipped
This year a much better Geor
Championship.
to make nny repaint
on
Thcaa events annually iittrari gia team, led by the b rillian t!
farm
machinery,
trailer*
Frankie
Hlnkxich,
will
be
favor
the outstanding golfer* among
or other equipment.
the women golfer*, ami the men ed over th e . Gator eleven which
am ateurs
and
prnfeiwionala. has lost four games but played
T r e e s’
I*aat aearon’a winner* were Ham a lot of good football. None the
Snead, of ||o t Hpring*. V a, and leas, it would be hard to get
mure
than
a
few
points
from
WUford Wehrle, of Chicago, in
the
pmfcaalonal*aimt«*ur play; those backing Georgia.
The Georgians were extended
Hill
a\t Dneita 1/w.l,*
to the limit in taking a 7-0
thriller from Auburn Saturday
while the Gators had an open
date.
The surprising Hurricanes of
Miami rttnalned among the na
Mill and Peeking House Supplies end RepeJr Service.
tion's gridiron elite by upsetting
PAUL J. STINE end GEORGE STINE, Owners
previously unbeaten Trxxas Teen
j 103ft Dodge Forder
Trank Seden 425.00
1039 Plymouth
NOVEMBER
3. IN I
_MONDAY,
_
_:____
_______________-A
'G O S H - T H A T MEANS v
A MANS PAW IN TV® NAVY
IS SO MUCH « A W —
v— r7^HE c a n e v e n p u t
\
Z-SY SM O N B N INTHC
< < 7 ^ ^ 4 b a n k an d w e
Cot
P t U r e r y eeee*seO 168.00
fo r t w
.
A r \ future • n
1037 Ford 60 Fh*ton
P k k u p r .........
165.00
1088 Chtr. ltj-ton
Long wheel bane Cab
ft Cnusbt
291.00
GRAND OPENING BAT.
NOVEMBER U t. AT
GANGWAY/
3H mile* »outh o f Biinford on the 8anford-OrUndo Highway.
Ckoif Colds, IrondtlH*
rM JOINING- — ^
W You're on the rood taf success the ettowfe y w W* the
Novy, Yew get regulee kxy eases ki pay, It cetHyow nothing
to I v e . . . no board b * no doctor or dentist M k. Yow
oven get $08.00 worth olumfonns bee. And yow born a
*0*k**wom4ij■ I,
* .1.
^ m ^ maJ m
, - -L^
M
ito a f iTrOe p o y i qo oo m e n f y w Rb e ^ w f twBr® ™
Spaghetti Supper
Served from 0:00 ’til 9:00
o'clock.
GINS - LIQUORS
dvilan tfo. 4 -
7
*
^
’
SOFT DRINKS. BEER,
AND WINE_____
PRKB DELIVERY — PII0NB MO
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
DANCING
1M W. n i * T 0TRHXT
Wo ipecUUie In * luUaa
and BpanUh meala.
C lassiK ed A d v e r tis e m e h ts
KTTA KETT
BK3 DOINGS TQNIOHT**
IHCfaSflOHjTOPlCIC
E TTA S <30046* « THB BHOT j r — D ---------- &HES UPSTAU2S
DGE9EW 6N 0W *
A PPLIA N O lii —1 S BumUraaene n o t PU te 07AO;
Mod
Xerosena Ranges.
0 aa«h| 1 Asroflsma oil
Ina girtuU tor, $85.00; 1
■ i City Oaa Room H eater,
0l' These appliancea re- NEAT COLORED
half-day work. P.
t ten ed god ean be bought
try Arve.
goakly mstallment plan,
• ‘a
Fuel
Oaa Service,
W. Prom P ost Office.
BAT COLORED
hnlf-dny work. A.
t j Ave,
HALF-DAY JOB
i ? 8-
A«THUB BREWINGIfON,
Jm *,
LONE
By PAUL ROBINSON
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-LI_ SANFORD. FLORIDA,- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1911.
H IM
a
l
f
t
Sanford I* The Only Centra!
Florida City Affording Rail, Hlghwg)
And Water Transportation
M ’MIIKR Srt
Mtmbor A ssociated Preaa
Pelted ,ucas Declares Nazis Shelling Soviet
Tanker Halifax
With Eggs By I. S. Is Forced
Is H it By Torpedo DetroitWomeu 'o Arm Ships Black Sea Naval Base
Before Making Assault
In North A tlantic
;
m
Missiles Of “Mothers icfcnsc Plans Must
Of America” Find Cons i de r Dictator
Mark On Visiting Control Of Asia,
* B rttfcrh Dignitary
f ^ g r ? o Nfts ^ I | Reverend B rim Resigns Duties
ftonUteubte?Jamesl
^ ?C*0r Holy Cross Church
n # t e e , Martin J. Bram h*» two other diocesan
committee*
• “ H to kecone win liter also, the B u te of Tho Church and
Andrew's ChiAxh la Tampa) tho committee on preaiding over
the bishop's Un y e * pUn of
“Forw ard ,1* Service." Mr. Bram
------- —
I “ • r w tr y and warden* of Holy ■erred on the Building Committee
of th* C hapd of Incarnation a*
the student center In Gaineavllle
h* wtet deputy from
this
r , , B w il,. >M been rector of and
Croao fo r eight and a h all dloteee to the general United
• ta w tar tam o to F ie r i* S lab * Episcopal Church convenD a k o ta * and a* wall a l lion.
Th* retiring r e e to ri commun
-Ig h b ministerial duties,
Nsv.
w l f nMeter of the church ity activities include work In t t a
local Bod Croei chapter as chair*
s L m S L * 8*n,or churth man of the D isaster Relief fa r
Mr*.' Bram war horn In 8anford seven years. Ho has served aa
tog af tho
and text boon active in civic and a member of tho County HospL
N*vy tank
Board and vbo-presldent of
aottal w o r t A m * * th , offlraa
land. Ho had a#
la arg aataattaw aha now Soldi th - Sponsoring Committee of th*
(At Waabiagtm laaataf
Florida Children'* Horn* Society
Pappar (D u -ileO predicted b tho proa Monty of the U niud aa wall a* on tho executive
Daughters of tho Confederacy and
“attack* *f Hitter w « tacommittee
of Seminole County a
riadrm an of Contral Clrtla o f tho
Hanford Garden Club. 8ha la a Tuberculosis Association.
Mr. Bram waa instrum ental in
mam bar of tho Dough te n of lha
of fianford'o
Amarlcan Revolution, nnd last tho organisation
ant af Uu mm ar
year aarrad
aa corresponding Ctrl Scout troop and ssrved on
kata aa
■9 la Uo daw
II M acting as deputy com•w railury.
from which they
Mr. Bram wa* graduate.! from the council for two year* aa
forth-.) ______
H obart College In Geneva, NT* Y. miss loner of tho lacol Boy
a dograa In Baeborltr of Scouts.
WASHINGTON. Nor. ’• |1Awith
Ho was chairman of th* Sem
rta an d waa elec tad Into Phi
M a y Wi Bata Kappo honorary fiuternlty. inole County Mualcal Associa
tion
and secretary-treasurer of
B a m a b a aa alamnua of Kappa
gagial fraternity. In l l t l tho c o n tra l. Florida Phi Beta
‘ >ted from Virginia Kappa club, whU* bo la a momrwry tig A lw an- bar of tho Sanford Rotary Club
dagrao af Bacbo- and waa praaldaat of thah
gatdaailon ha 19*1-40.
For thtfooi yoara bo promoted
tho vocational, guidance teats fo r
H igh - 8obool Seniors which la
W ty D*conducted by
tba
-----iete and
th*. Rotary Club.
• b f
whhip Is Struck
•f 8L
W ithout W arn in g ^ .
E
ThoughS ff c io * * lj |« r
■W}"1- *r*"Ur"
Her WdtjK
* 9R 3M f e
X-sticrZsfZZz.
i .t £
t.
In Or*
hb*«M 1
A v«p jrwa- s r . i ;
.lE tF S
bat.
MM
tevo .oa, ta p a e B Ily wbea they
(C eotiueo rroeo. Face T e n
/to .
ity,
Z & lS & m For BUftding Election* Go
S'November 12 On Quietly
ioda ranging from aovvrai
DETROIT. Nov. 4 —( ; P |- Wo.
WASHINGTON. N<>v l —(A^j
men peace dem onstrators show,
Senator l.uraa (D. Ill > ■■prnerad eggs and tomatoes on Lord
thr eighth day of Sennlc ilc.
H allfai. British am bassador to
Ic on proposed revision* in
th* U nited States, as he en.
Neutrnlity Art lodav with
trrad th* Chancary Building In
assertion that this rnontry
downtown Detroit for a m eeting
usl plan its defense* on tha
with Archbishop Edward Mnonty
eory that "dictators some day
of D etroit today.
ay control the rcsourre* of
Ruropc.
Asia and Africa "
Halifax, making an inspection
of D etroit's defense industries,
Declaring President Ri-osevelt
was struck by several rggs be
uld not hnve asked authority
fore the prlice broke up the d o /
arm merchant ship* and send
mnnstratinn.
m into belligerent ports If
The police said the dem onstra
liter had not destroyed Amer*
tion waa staged by a group which
an ship* in the Atlantir. I.ucaa
d speedy approval of th*
calls itself "The
Mothers of
America."
nding legislation.
Senator formally (IV Texas),
Id the Senate yesterday that ra*
Vision of the Neutrality Art did
t mean a declaration of war
y morr than hail previous fo r.
n policy steps hut *ddcd that
dolt Hitler alrrady hn* given
Adol
lh>' country “cause for war.”
fonnally. chairman of the forf lg n relations Com mittee,
toek
Parent* of toys between H and Up the administration fight for
11 years of age and others in
terested in organising Cub Scout neutrality revision with a state.
that Hitler had drninnaraL
ing in Sanford will meet a l th* Blent
a filed determination to sink
Bouthside Primary School audi ed
ships.
•
torium Thursday night at 8:00 American
We can not surrender our
clock.
rights and get off tho *ea at
The purpose of Cub scouting tke rruel and coarse dictation of
to prepare younger boy* for «a« man
nmn who wants to conquer the
active Scout work when they
rid," he added.
become old enough, a member
lie siMike
i
after informal mills
of th* committee In charge of
ndicatfil that the admlnls.
1 im
th* arrangem ents announced, add. ttation had at least M certain
Ing th a t a motion platur* lllun. votes— two more than n majority
tratln g Cub Scout activities, vein -Lin fnvor nf th* pending legla.
ihown by Herman M orris at lit ion to knock out Ute neutral
th# mooting Thursday nigh).
ity art provision* preventing i ) i
Tho program
'* * - »r. •ruling i f American inefehijit
ra n g e d .b y th# Cub Beout T rain afio* and fnrhlddbtg them
In
ing Committee, composed o f X. rhti-r belligerent port* or combat
Rowland, Clvde Ranw -v: K. g er« .
t . • •,
Nelson and C. B. kUHl
' l.esderi were counting on (In.
SMltemt.hy-^OT. yoira.' aaafctam . at s e n a tv a c ttn tf t i f M ritneadsy
Scoot Executive
/>f.
j i , . r, -,.t Cr,,*< ,,l Flor- but Senntnr'W heeler (D. Mont.),
JUa, and Ned Bqtlth,-chairm an «f an opponent of the measure, said
ro
and F rie n sb n a final tally Thursday or FtlWrrV In the Sem inole. district.
day was more likely.
A la nr* att»*Jja*nef of parrntw
Connallv. hin arinn flalliD^.
and bova nf Tub S rn u tln r air« U «irppnl Inin lh#» drbati* afl«*r
urged an “ a thorough understand. Senator* Taft (R Ohio), and
Ing of the Cubbing nrogram he d a r k (!>. Mn.|, had questioned
nar»nta will be most beneficial whether thi* nation would he Jus.
to the b rv s end will Insure per. tifled In entering the w ar be.
manenco of the troop.**•
-cause of tea losses to date.
.
__
"Now the senator from Ml*.
•ourl I* getting all excited about
U
,
I j
,
hla arithm etic and
want*
to
K m o c k e d W i t h F l N h know how many ship* will have
■
| to be sunk before we'll go to
S S S |° » « Volunteer W i l l Scarcity Of £aitdi
o S S a f W P S S J S M t 1 B * d e l u d e d In dates Causes Little
proaidSttooosvaifa
Present
Quota
Interest In Races
text •* Of ]
7. ■ —
meoooga to> Coagraao denouncing I
Two quiet election* proceeded
• a o f
on ta.
o n j(w , u nbso young men
in the City and county today
—a»-1 from Haminolo County wfll U
with llttlo faurora or excltetJwoon tronfrthe draft board office
it aa tho eteete
all and Bl i n d IStreet far tha induction
Indue
nhor of tho Ctty Commission
Secretary of
at Camp Bland ing to
J tha trusteoa far tha County
( regular United 8tales schools.
i
t
B.
Carter
oteted
today.
Only
twa
Th#
tlal
atlng ta tha
‘
to
I they
havo
....
Juot
rifs-ar
prim ary
Quy
Harvard’s ‘Slendang’ (Hrl
I
fiermans Tclt Of Cap
ture Of City To
Block Russian Es
cape To Caucasus
Clash Between (Axis
B fitto ^ fjia r
s w I s ’Reported
LONDON, ' Nor, H^-(AP)
—A Rmerles “w inter arsty"
sf ahost TSO.OOa men eapecl.
;|'*B y trained In A retie Siber
ia te msvlng s p to the front
to reinforce th* bard-prraard Horfete from Moecow-to.
Rnatnr defrnxo line, a usu
ally reliable unurrc with rim e
ltu » U n contact* raid to
night.
About 200,000 are already on
their way "tu help out where
they are moat nreded,'*
W s^don't know what "stendang" means, but th a t i» th# till*'
given low ly Mari* M ontri, Spanlxh film *t*r,
atar, choacn
chosen by
hy the lU
liarr,
van! freshman cla*>»
claaa a^
■< their favorite. She'* ihown
xhown in Boston
Ihiitnn re.
c-lving the freshman
'fthmnn committee which brought her the g«H)t|
good iiiuh
ne»«
of her ■election
Growers Do Not M e d i t e r r a n e a n
Accept Proposed F l y D a m a g e
Charges Scale C la im s Favored
K t niYSIIKV. Ituaalc. Nov.
4 — (Al*)—The Germane havo
npemxt a heavy nffenalv, to .
ward the atrategle t'aucaaug
gateway clly nf Itoator un.
der the direction of veteran
lank army commander Gen*
eral Colonel
Kwald
Von
Klelat, dlapalrhee front the
front today dlacloaed.
'
Itr A•••.fate# * r reae
Thr
(lorm niiH
r e p o r te d
th e y w o re ih e llim r th e (H ack
Sou n a v a l hnao o f SeynstoD ol
ItHlny, n n d anitl t h e i r tro o n n
w j:re re a d y to n tn rm th e
---------«
0
a■
V t l h j n A v e ry f e w h o lt
T h o G e rin a ii
u n n o u n e e in e n t
clniroeil th e c a t)tu rn o f Im >o .
doxiyn ml Ih c o a n lrrrr CH-m ean rn n n t, iHianihlv hliK'klmr ‘
thr Ruxxinn avenue of excapu to
The seele nf charges presented
WASHINGTON. Nuv.
1 — (hr Cauruxua and adtlrd that
by dealers st the State Farm ers (Special) • — Favyrable tuunri. t&O.mm to tho
600,000 Red
Market tn'm em bers of the Setnln. from Sl-nale and House claims
*»le County Agriculture Assocla. committees, will he the next troop# net* tra|ipnl in the t'ri.
lion for discussion al their meet steps toward passage of the till,. men.
ini? Is»l night wa* rejected by the 000,000 mrdfly claims nulhonitT hr tainilon Admiralty nn.
entire group of growers who tinn bill, Senator Andrews and nounrrd that thr llritlxh J/avy
Trade through the market as It Representative Peterson explained had Intrrcepled fivr French mer
e s s "unethical and one-aided", here Monday.
chant -hip- off aouth Africa, and
Alex R. Johnson, secretary o f the
The two member* expressed arnt tmarding |uirtir* aboard
announced
today. the belief thut the nereasary which prrventi-d arultling hy tho
Raymond Ball was named chair- w ,r " .''‘■""•"l' . *l»«lar*d.
"I urganiration
As s solution fo r the problem. parliamentary procedure would he rrvwa.
London
arcilxrd
tho
man of a c o m m i t t o m tock I• y#M *v” tr ou*h* to
Lrfc* M ary and ChrysUl
U ke many to he ran stop Just one J. J. Holly and Gua Schmah will little more than a perfunctory French of attempting to run con
before
the
total
number.
appoint a commlU*a of farm ers move. The special claims rommit. traband for thr Germans,
with flngvriinga secured from the
“ How many ships do you wsnt to rn n frr with a group o f dealers tee, headed by Senator Schwarts,
8tat* Board of Flih*riea, a t a
Thr English Channel wax lint
sunk?
How
many
lives
do
you
and the State Market Advisory (D. Wyn.), reported its favor, aeene of naval aetion between
m rating o f th* U k * Mary C u m
want
lost!
The
passage
of
this
Hoard
which
will
a
c
t
aa
mediator
able finding* to Congress last llrili.li wurxhipx and Axis war
ber o f Comnorro held In thiCommunity Rulldrlgr in
Lokr measure does nnt mean a declar at I he meeting on No v. 10 a t tho week, it suggested a hill, lull ships rarortlng a supply vessel.
ation
r
f
war
any
more
than
did
Future
Farm
ers'
building
a
t
Sem
Mary lost night
had «» power to place the lull Thr Germans claimed thr sinking
Mcminn
" ra present also voted th* other step* we have already inole High School Farm when the on Henato and House calendars. of 14 murchantmrn and a dedealers
and
g
ro
w
trs
will
attem
pt
taken.
If
it
were
a
question
of
It will be the duty of neper troyur in a aeries of sea attacks.
to sponsor a troop o f Boy 8eout».
in U k o Mary and R. £ True, having causa for war, w t’d al. to reach a seal* of chargee which ate subcommittees to act on the
The
Reds described bitter
Roy llowoll and F rank
Evans ready be a t war, because Hitler is agreeable to both committees, special committee's findings, and fighting “on all fronts” hut gnvn
according to the secretary.
rrcrnimend approval of the fill,. no particulars. In thr north Ihn
were named trust#*# of the troop. ha# given u* cause fo r w ar."
“Thla harmohy has never been 000,000 authorisation hill to th
Tha regular weekly parties
reached before", Mr. Johnson rrgular claim* committees. Tho Russians were credited with
given wrary year by th* CNimj continued and It will bo necessary committees In turn arn expected V ra k ln g the Finnish lines, whiln
b*r of Comm a rt* fo r tho enter
that farmer* and dealers a t tho to approve tho bill, report it to the Fins claimed tho occupation
U lnm ent o f.w in te r visitors and
market work together. Th* farm their respective houses, and so of the Koiviato Islands in th')
winter rasidenta will bogtn Nov.
ers discussed the manner of eeil- place the bills on Senate and Gulf nf Finland, fnrmerly n wea.
18, U waa announced.
tern anchr r nn lha Manncihcirn
produce In various other House calendars, rrady for
b a n FRANCISCO. Nov. 4_(A*) ing
Line.
Homer Glooeon presided over —Thousands
of rases of spoiled Stale market* and cottcladod the ■louse and Senate vote.
Tha Germans, extending tho
the mooting In tfl* obaanro of corned beef, fanned In tha A rgen most favorable plan la carried
The Senate sulicommiltee will bread area of th eir ilominanco
Prm ldont A rthur Tomkhtaon, It tine for the United Htatee Army, out in I'lant City and Wauehula be composed of Senators Ellen,
E. T rue aarrad aa sacratary.
Growers who rail through these der (1). La.,) and Wiley (It. in the vastly im portant Black Be*
wer* hauled a»t»y from • supply
depot today a fter being rejected two markets offer tholr produce Wi*.), who served on the special area, were slowly cutting tho
far auction and th* dealer who joint committee. Also the House Crimra apart teat night and by
by military Inspectors.
Col. F. J. Riley, quarterm aster buy* It geta hla profit by telling subcommittee will be composed the heat avallablo accounts ap
supply officer a t F o rt Mason, It a t retell prlco. Thla Is tho plan nf Representative Ramapert it). peared to ho still driving down
■mail amount of corned farm ers of Somlnolo County Ga.), amt Thomas (K., N. J.). upon the Soviet naval base of
Th* C kam btr of C om aarr*
origin waa
South wteh to adopt; said th* secretary House members of the special Sevastopol. They had previous
ly been reported within 20 miles
C. R. Dawson, County ngent, claim* committee.
board o f directors will m a tt to American ha* been rejected boit
Nf p ro rt eerie* deteriora discussed the problem of tnber
night a t tha Cham ber room of
The two subcommittees are r x . of On
the central fro n t, however,
te Imperfect process- with th# farm ers who w are pre peeled to act on the special re.
tho C ity Hall a t 9:00 a'clock.
sent at th* m totlng and will aid port recommending the reim Hiller’s offensive upon Moscow
grid some of Ml* cans had growers who hava any trouble bursem ent up to 910,000,mm fur apparently waa m aking only ne
Wins te w fl. And* n o n , darn n(
Rollins Colteg* will adteosa Um j burst open and that o t^ o n wyra with worker* or ertwa In occur- 1920-30 f ru it fly losses. Favorable gligible progress, if any.
While Berlin waa silent on
Ing help.
* • Bawfacd KJwanls iw rilteg’
actlhn by the subcommittee* and this theater, th# Russian* claimed
a t their
noon Tha consignment of
their full claim* committee* Is to have slightly Improved their
tho M alta Hotel ami pound* era* turned back u,
expected without fu rth er hear. position a t tho norhtern and
ite from tha Colteg* contractor who began
Inge, a* th* epeeial committee’s southern anchors o f tho Reel
r af Mori* will *«Ur- it from th* arm y storage depot in
report, bated an oxtenalvo hear, line by vlatent eounter-atteekn
OrithB*
litge, is eonilHered sufficient for which regnlnrd p a rt o f th# clly
r » . r t fr?
committee action.
NEW LONDON.
of Kalinin, OS miles northwest
-(A V -C a p t Klwln F. C oi— ___
of tke capital, and h e a t,
mandant of tho Navy submarine
Germans hack in th# region of
baaa here;
Tula, 100 miles to the sooth of
that two
___
______
Moscow. In Kalinin, Soviet
would bo turned over to tho Bri
counts said, thousands of Ger
tish and Polish nnriso under tho
>• t t a
0« tb a*rd
Motorboat Jacob#, DeLand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-0P ) mans had been le ft dead In th*
S runabout*
— Jimmie term* of th* tend-loao* net a* a —Preeidential approval o f M citv'* flaming rulna.
Claw B
ruaal
■ r i t t t g hold ta Do U a d Nov. , 3
additional defena* public works
Th* front of Imminent deci
a t Lab* W taaemteaott, tha Ban. Cowan. Sanford, winner, tbno, ceremony a t the bow today.
l l t l T H r Chris Job noon. Lake
Th* British wlH got an R-class undertaklngi to furnleh com sion, , howaver, w as
tha
fa r
ford Cl a h a w w aro atoaey that* H n a U tta i D. D. Smith, Sanford:
boat of 191B.191P vintage, white munity farilitie* fo r Um hoaltb, aouth. Thors, Uio Naxl high
»»y rth a * slab th a t oaterad to* K. H . MeAloxandor, S a n fo rd | W. tho *teUsh navy^ operating o u t of welfare and a a ftty o f dafenao command claimed th at th* RHa
aan, Palatka.
British porta, Will U k # over an worker* and enlteted Iwrvinm-I sten defender* of th* Crime* had
C hydroplane*—Tbmmy
announced Monday by tho been spilt into two rough col
m u ll, winner, tin# t i l l
federal works agency.
umns and war* being driven
thowa, Winter Park: Boh
Among th* projects and tents to tha son—tho on* In flight to
a t the
Orlando: BUI TorroO,
thrs
financing arrange nvente, ward Kerch on th* Crimean neck
They will
worst
extending eastw ard toward th * v;
runabout* — Tommy
Ploridn—B
urke, w ater facilL Caucasus and th* other falling
w ww M
mL winner, . lime
ties, loan, 170,000 grant, f78,UAO; back upon Sevastopol ta
Captain
th*
Okaloosa county, school faeUIUea. so u th w est..
l « { f’ »W. Parker AahovUte, craft was g f i
I J- D.
grant. 190,000; Miami, hospital
Th* Soviet high command la s t
fariKites and nurasa* horns, grant. tig h t limited Ite re p o rt a f th*
I t . C. Imm, It
d tu atten In tha Crim e* t a th a .
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Farmers And Dealers Committee I t e p o r t N
Will Try To Agree Are Next Step For
Upon Price R a n g e
Passage O f Rill
Lake Mary WU1 Be
Army Refuses Spoiled
Argentine Beef
City Hews Briefs
Now
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MB b ring
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about
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U. S. I* Giving
Submarines Away
Local M otor Boats Win Fifty
M B a n A t R egatta .In DeLand
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Defenders Give
No Particulars
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fleet Tonight
Public Works Gets
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER Sf, 1 M #
BANFORP HERALD, BAJfFORD, FLORIDA
Celery Feds Are Ready To 4
= ^ “Shoot the Works” Against
■E-?
.
Orlando In Tonight’s Game
ALTMAN’S
USED
— CARS—
“WITH A]
THAT C01
Drop in to nee us and
w* will gW# you a
deal (hat will surprise
you.
1934 Ford
Tudor ......
1934
*
S e d a n ..............
115.00
1931 Chevrolet Town
Sedan ........... 155.00
1036 Ford
Fordor ......... 195.00
1934 Plymouth
Coupe ........... 255.00
1930 Plymouth
Coupe ........... 375.00
1938 Dodge Forder
Trunk Sedan 425.00
1939 Plymouth
Coupe ........... 475.00
1910 Plymouth Del.
Sport Sedan ... C75.00
Coca Cola Sweeps Texas Tech To
Series To Lead Invade Bowl And
Bowling Tourney Test Miami Eleven
coach la plenty worried about
hia chargra, according to reports.
Coach “ Whltey" MeLucaa Is
considered one of the
greatest
football strategists In the con
ference and eviv trick he has is
promised In tne game tonight.
All the paat will be forgotten by
the boys aa they play th a t one
game.
On the line, Sanford Just about
£*vwka even In weight against
the Orlando team but the visitors
do have an advtuilagr
in the
buckfield. If any advantage la to
be given to Orlando It will be
through the number of reserves
they cun throw on the field. Melo ess has played the season so
fa r using few of the men who
warm the bench, depending on the
aharting lineup to carry through.
It will be nip and tuck from the
opening gun to the finish with
heada-up football all the way If
any Indication la given Hy the
spirit of the Celery Fed boys
during the week. To them It Is
not a football season to worry
about but a football game
With ev riything to gam nnd
nothing to lose the locals are nut
for a killing. Orlando, the higgt-r
school, should consider a victory
no great fra th e r in their cap,
while a victory for the Keila will
be an upae) trium ph and n blow
to Orlando.
McLucae la ready to shoot the
works In the game. His charges
are full of the fight and spirit of
determination « coach llkra to arc.
Orlando had 11 games on their
schedule this season and Florida
State High School Athletic As
sociation rules state that no ath
lete can
participate in
more
than 10 garner per year. Which
la where llovwtrr’s troubles sturt
tonight.
kiva regular Tiger players have
benched in o n le r to keep the eli
gibility records clean which will
weaken the T igers considerably.
As If that were not enough there
h l'i been somewhat of . let down
In the Bengal practice sessions
this week and It la feared OrUndo la not rretdy for a brukdng
battle.
The coach could not be reached
today to give a lineup for the
sta rt of the game but la likely
th a t he will use the same one he
VESflSAID
fuine*
t w e h t v 'f m c
'
TRUCKS
935 Chev. ft.ton
Hekup ........ $148.00
935 Ford 85 Sedan
JlB vary....... 165.00
Pkfcup ........ 105.00
1936 Chev. lly-ton
Long wheel baaa Cab
ft ChaaaU .... 295.00
se e leva B e a ty . Haw*, ly,
l e a u s l e w |■b TI ik ts %fMVrHa
P s s i . s l e NVi
nnn
(l9Vfil|
nwf
J aav
f i s s a riv
e l e »i* ea vii
ilsA
ta sil a ana.
vofiii
•Me, dhrMaod-poylaf
tC m * eL .rafe m k ]
Tha Coca Cola team • true It
out on another rampage thla
week to iweap the Pepsi Cola
team three straig h t garnet and
• trengthen ltd hold on flrut place
In the bowling tourney at the
Spnforri Bowling Center.
Another triple win waa scored
by Royal Crown In amaihlng all
record, with a single game high
of 942 and a three game high
of 2.574 orer the Grape tie team.
Lhcky Boy came out of a slump
and won three
from
Spencer
Hardin Dairy while
the Life
Severe eould taka only one of the
three games with
the
Lewie
Candy Company.
Paul Prtold, using tha old
scissors hold, atrangled the pina
for a neat 594, giving him the
lead in the Individual acorra.
Balance of 500 bowlers:
T. Bolly
,
675
W. Welle
666
H. Appleby
641
I- Hopper
629
G. SUM
'• '" • '• d B
W. Thome
628
E. Klrchoff
624
L. David
618
S. McCauley
613
II. Pope
612
M. Forgusnn
501
W. IW w Ig
603
TEN HIGH INDIVIDUAL
P. Pezotd
|74
G. I’etold
|7H
T Bolly
|76
W. Thome
|75
R. Holler
|07
II. Pope
164
H. Moara
|fl6
G. Baber
L. Hopper
J. Weaver
|06
166
164
Field Describes
Storm Damage In
Bahama Islands
k o n ca
opposition. Thd T riad Tech f a n .
will anaw tr Iota o f questions
■bout tha 1941 Hurricanes who
bdra already dona batter than
their 1940 predeeeseorx.
CORAL GABLES, O ct 31 —
(Special) — Texas Tech’s Red ■a r u n r o t n r o r n a r o t a
r y J l i x i x sa n siu o L H cour
Rdtdere from Lubbock, Tex. in
t s. a r a r c o r r L o a in i.
vade the Orange Bowl In Miami IV ISM T H IS K ST A T IC O r
Friday night to play tha feature JAMr-a IIKNJAM1N IIIX IA N , Dagam e on thla week's
Florida
i i m on \ tk .
foottall program w ith the Uni TO 41.1. WHOM
IT MAT COTversity of Miami as the oppoeL
( KMT i
N o l l e * In g l v « n t h a t MHM O r i r *
tlon. A season's record crowd of
e r r il l riled h*r fin a l re p o rt m
25,000 Is expected for the tilt. M
Ad m l n l a t r n l r l i
of lh « M ta la
of
Both teams are unbeaten. Tech J a m * ! l U n U m l n l l o g n n . d#r # «f l* d;
having won five games to out- l l ’ftl »h » f i l e d h » r p«Mllk)n f o r f i n a l
score l u foes 125 to 6 while d l i f h u r i i * . a n d ( h a t e h * w i l l i p *
Miami, winning four straight, tp*loy « nt tor t Jhue d gHe o noof r aRb leem irn .d #W C oWu ni rt ey ,.
has outaeored Its rivals 98 to 6. F l o r i d #
on
the
l# |
dey
of
Tech however will have a tre D e e e m b e r I t l l , f o r a p p r o v a l o f
a a n d f o r f i n a l d i s c h a r g e *■
mendous edge in experience and aAa fmi m
ln la tra trli of th a
eetate
of
something more in weight.
J 4t m e « B e n j a m i n H o g a n d e r e a e e d .
Only one sophomore has been o n t h l a 31 a t d a y o f O c t o b e r 1911
mkk m u r r . merritt
able to make a dent In the vet
A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of th e e s ta te of
eran lineup of Tech's first two
J A M B M I I F . N J A M I N II IX IAN ,
team s but he is quite a lad—
der eased
t«"
o ltk tka Clark a f tka
Circuit
K atie, la karafcp i l r t n tkat * a Court o f Baailaala Couatr. riorlda.
J.
A.
RO
O
lltl.
ara aaaaiad In kualaaaa at 111
rtAirun
Halford A m o , Sanford, F lo r i
Owa arc
da uadar tka flc tltlo u i
aama
Oct.
I*,
l
i
l
t
.
Btaalar • R a«ara
Handoara Ca.,
and that o a lataad to rvgtatsr
aald a.a,a pursuant to tka laruta
a f tka "Fictitious Mama fttatuta'
IChaptar i m i Laara a f Florida)
r
c
finirr-n n r r r n i . i r a T i n v
more halfback who haa tossed
HAM t'Kt, A, W A IIT
'
touchdown passes In every Tech TO
plnra of rfPMfflfa and
game to date as well aa leading
’iall-American
SriTr’Z senior
V S tifullback
:&SBm
and ra
in aiipanr In a certain Rill
can qulf**d
r.f 4'omtikalnt filed l»F K«l)'the R
didate—Charles Dvoracek.
\\*»rti|»lar a«aln*t ymi for a *11The tram s have clashed twice- gorra, f\g»w pamllng In (It** (‘Irriill
r*»«irt
Hamlr»«le. r*i»univ Florida.
Miaml winning In a surprising •,n *.r ofliafora
tha |»P*-fmli-r l*nlr
upset by a 19-0 count In Miami |tN). to- iv It tha !■( dav of |*»i«^m
l.er A l» I**4f. In dafault there.era turned on the heat before of • a|i| rjMiaa v*•11 pre*?e#il *»•
the home fans to roll up a re l'»rta
l^ t tliU I*rdar ha plitallahad h r
cord 61-14 count.
i hr fstatutory *lm« ra«i»*rad I '
If Miami can score another law In tha Hanford llaratd a
naw «|aS|>rr of ganarwl rlfculatlon
• tunning upset, it will mark the In
aal*l t'nnnt y and Htat*
first time thla y ra r th at a team
W 'llnro my hand amt offlrlej
from tha Sunshine
Stato has *ral of offlrr <hl« tha II day of
A l». I*H
been able to tum tuck a for Or*
RaaO O V IIF.HN»H»N
midable rival. Florida has lost to fOfMr'al
I'lark of Clrrult l***nrt of HermlMississippi State,
Villa Nova,
no|a (•••on | y. F'»'Hda
Ity A M. WKBKR
Maryland and l i S. U, while
*
I> f
Rolllna' scoreless tie with David
son marks the beat showing of
any state team to date.
Miami haa shown to real ad
vantage on defense
thus
far
thle ra il and the Raiders will be
given a strong teat In thla rea
p ed . Miami's attack haa rolled
to at least three touchdowns In
•very gam# but has yvt to show
lumf t m w V-Si—unsurpassed la combined flexibility, tpe«
and sustained power! A spectacular Ugh frqm t SIX —lb
mttf
S IX oath* m xtkttl A Sa ftr E n mtmy POUR—
for higher ecooomy oa multi-stop dellvcrlcsl. . . Thera are
also 126 chassis and body combinations—to cover prac
tically every load-carrying need!. . . Arrange an foo-yoor- ,
job” test today—and you'll find the Ford unit that gives the n
right ftxnr, ktnJIimg m u , atemmj and long life u r tk * you' (J
need oa your kind o f jobl
RECAP
T hat
smooth
I(avo Your Clocka And
Watches Repaired By
One Who Krally
Knows Ho tr
of the Islands have been to the
United 8tatea for abort periods
of tlma and almost all of them
would Ilka to come In and be
come American eltlsana but tha
U. H. government haa txclutdad
them, Mr. Field related. The
ngtivea th at have been to the
mainland workad fo r a abort
while and came back to the Is
lands to live for some tlma on
tha aavinga they accumulated.
“
“ he Islands
dlee aa a
line thrown ovar In
tiling wlU
furnish enough f o r
maal for
ill the crew and pat
___
i/ew mlnutaa. Fish, with rice, yeL
low grits, cocoanuta and pigeon
peas are ths main food e f tba
natives. If they c a n 't have fish
they are apt to complain, despite
the fact that thay have I t for
Ihrea meals a day, Mr. T vlld
said.
In Nassau tha peopla are In
• A-it the sime position ohout
'r ' * 'r rs w- a rt In tha United
8<e'a», Mr. Field declared. T hty
tnow no more about It and they
taro their own Bundles fev BrL
a la campsigns and potters to
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VOLUME XXXIII
Established la 1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1911
Nazis Say Roosevelt ShakeupIn
Suffers Upset From Cabinet Is
SinkingOfDestroyer C h a nAnticipated
g e s Involving
German Sources De- Held For Sabotage
dare P r e s i d e n t
Has Become More
C a u t i o u s Lately
Reports Ridicule
Attitude Of U. S.
“Man Walking: Track
Must Expect To Be
Hit,” Is Comment
Rr
4ss»«ts*s| P m s
A uthorized (Jerrnnn sourc
es today, comment intr on
P resid en t R oosevelt's r ttitude tow ard th e sinkinir of
th e destro y er Reuben Jam es,
said th e President Is "s u f
fe rin g from an upset politi
cal starnach."
“U is notew orthy how cau
tious. he h as become." thov
•aid. “A pparently he hai the
fa«Uo( that he bit off more in
r*c«nt daya than he could di
g est."
No confirmation of th* Reuben
Jam es linking baa been received
bar*, but on* *ourc* commented:
“When a man w allu on a rylL.
n a d track daring the n ig h t ha
m a s t n o t bo ourprUod If an express train hits him."
t » Washington th* torpodo*.
o f tha destroyer
Reuben
i a b lt u r row
produced^
chael Etxef. 22, la charged with
acts of aabotag* to
bombing
planei balng m anufactured at
the Glenn L Martin A ircraft Co.
In Baltimore, where ho «■■ em
ployed. He wa» one of 28,000
employe*. Etael, said to have
relative* in Germany, pleaded not
guilty.
Duck Hunting
Season To Open
At Dawn Sunday
Little Game Preseht
But More Expected
charge
of
presidential
ndpeaalbllity w as mans by Sen
ato r Aiken (R., V t) during de
beta on the question of lifting
tha neutrality act's restriction*
a* •hipping, and Barkley Im
mediately cried th a t tha accusa
tion w as “unfair."
le a d in g in a load telco from
a prepared itaU m cnt. Alkon
charged th a t Proa idea t Roosevelt
"Without the knowledge or con
to r t of Congress," had given or
der* to th* N avy to “hunt down
aad sink ship* of another na
tion w ith which we are not
kgaD y a t wVr.“
This w as dona, Alkon aald, des
pite th* fact th a t Congress had
been given assurances th a t tha
N avy would n o t engage In con-
”CS Aiken
cited th* torpedo,
lag of th* destroyer Kearny,
w ith the lose of 11 llvea, ana
tha (Inking o f tha Reuben James.
•H ad tha President of tha
'U n ite d S tates • - *
«#
hi* cabinet k ap t their p a r a h a * ”
A Ik an w ant on dallbsrately,
dtllbarately, “tha
P I of
. ^ th#
P HU.T 9.
i i cNavy
v y aboard
* ‘
thoa# ships would not 11a rotting
on'tha ocean floor today.”
rig h t to outlina a dafaaao a n a
aranad tha w estern hamlaphar*
th an B itte r did to taka a pancil
and draw n Una 15<K> mUea out
u th a Atlantis/*
“Whethar H la tha Si
it or any other SanIt is
* T th * m have died,"
Independent* Join
With United Growers
ORLANDO. • Nav. 1
...
In<iH>indent rltru a e*»
. .1,+ara ..acwpud late
i w n l u d l i of United Oi
■ M w p m . 1*4 at a m
T hey a re Bntvaty 0 roves, In e ,
■peaet .d hy Jo h n S elvalr. ai
W in ter Haven;
C. A ' M tsfc,
_ hunting season opens at
daw* tom orrow morning to last
fo r SO day* aad although thoro
aro few ducka in tha sta te right
n o w . a spell of cool weather
will probably drive them south
soon, according to th e
state
commission of gams and froth
w ater fish.
Regulations this te s to n will bo
about tha same a t last y ear with
a limit of 10 ducka for a day's
bag and a two-day lim it allowed
on tha possession o f a hunter,
tho commission states. Rodhoadi
and bufflehoada are exceptions
to tho general duck bag limit,
with a lim it of three a day, or
thro# of thoa* two spocica tog*,
thor.
Canvas back and ruddy ducks
hava boon restored to th e list as
specie* w ith the 10 and 20 bag
aad possession limit.
Tha season on jacksnlpe has
boon d o te d this ro a r, due to a
serious decrees* In tha num ber
of the** birds, the commission
explains. While In a few state#
th* federal regulations th is y ear
perm it tha taking o f wood ducks,
hath fed eral a n d state laws con.
tla u s to protect tha wood or
m aw r duck in Florida. 1
Th* use e f cattle, horses or
mutes as blinds Is prohibited by
tha 1M 1 regulations aad th e p ro .
kibitlon against using repeating
e r auto mail* shotguns of m ors
than a thr**-tb*U capacity can.
tim sa ,
A duck-hunter’s day bagina a t
snaria* aad ends a t 4:00 P. M.
la addition o f a S late hunting
licenaa. th * hunter m ate haw* *
P a d o n l M igratory B ird*H unting
•ta m p , validated by U s sign*,
ture,
(ho commission •states,
Thoa* stamp, asmmoaly call ad
"duck stam p*," may ha obtetead
a t tha post o ffk * fo r 91.
Th* dor# season, also
troBod by fadaral regulations,
will n o t open until Dae. 1 this
y ear, tha coasariaalen declare*.
Turkey May Lead In
Peace, S a y Leader
LONDON, Now, 1
ideat U
_ _ .a t.u ~
•Uy
S S S T i E R Co**a|wrate-l *hy J r «
E. McCall and
of OiteMto.
Washington
Tha
Germans Claim Cross
ing Of Donets Riv
er Against Fierce
Russian Resistance
H e r e in a p h o to o f t h e U. S. clcutroyrr Roiihen J i m e i , sunk
in t h e N o r t h A tlan tic, a c c o r d i n g t«> .in nnriminc«*ni«*nt hy th**
Jv'jnrjf D e p a r t m e n t . T h e <le«tro>#r w** *«f thi* «*M f l u s h . l i n k
~<m
i ).
A d v e r t i s i n g Plans
Of County To Be
Told By Griffith
Daytona Beach
Paper Suspended
Senator flam lr IVppvr will u<lftrma a dinner inert mif of tho
Chamber of Commrrur to he held
Monday evening. Nov
ll># at
7 :iU) o’clock at th r Hotel Mayfair. Edward Higgins, secretary
of the hotly, announrnI Unlay
An addrei* hy Tom Griffith
of
the
G riffith
Advertising
Agency of St. Petemhurif, who ia
handling the adverti'ln* of tho
Chamber of .Commerce, i* al»<»
planned the iam c rvcninjf to
acquaint the chamber m tm brr*
ami citisenA of tho county with
the a d v e rtin g 1 olan« in an e f.
fort to aecuro full cooperation
in brlnirinjr the program to a
auccca&fut conclusion, Mr. Higgins
stated.
All member* of the chamber,
their wives and cititfns of tho
BLANDING, Nav. _1 — county a n invited to attend the
l-«llr •*, Ihi’ piylrillll 11a*•ia tl Still
Blanding Winter Duds
Will Cost 4 Million
elethiag- fo r sow* 90,000 troop*
bar*—-asajariljr «
m an ru v o n now in Carolina—-was
placed today a t approximately
94.000,000.
L t Col. H arry CufUna, camp
quarterm aster, said th* average
uniform / o r w inter w**r for en
listed men eo*t approximately
982, and that tha clothing I*,
tuanc*. In progress since O ct I,
had ju s t been completed.
8om# figure* In- th* Issue In
cluded 200,000 wool eox (each
ms* baa aevsn pair of wool and
cotton o n esl: 85,000 trousers;
48.000
field Jsckata:
64,000
shirts.
80,000 pair o f shoes:
80.000 ovareoatai
and 20,000
black tlsa.__________ ^
Kins: Expects Talk
To Cover Everything
HYDE PARK, N. Y., Nor. \
—(ip)— Prime M inister W. L.
MacKettsle -K ing of Canada, arriving here today for two days
o f conferenea with
President
Roosevelt, aald “ It would not
surprise me If all th* phases
o f th* situation constru in g the
two nation* should coma up in
th* course of th* conversations.”
Whan asked w hether he ex
pected to retu rn to C anada with
* complete understanding. King
dad there had h e rn th at
fo r * long time.________
Sanford Boy In Navy
la Sent To Pensacola
NORFOLK. V a , Nov. 1 —
C p sria l)— Daniel Boon# DenJr., of Sanford, who re ■plated his recruit
the Norfolk Naval
Training Btstien. has heaa tran s
ferred to th* N m l A ir Station
Pansacola fo r Initructlou and
Danmark, son of D. B. Dan
a a r k of Sanford, eniUted a t tit*
M iff.. Recruiting Station iq
can, O*.
Arkansas River Is
On Flood Rampage
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 1
traaa 1227 flood as • M M J a r i
net th* leva*
CAIRO,
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nrw<*pii|i«<r,
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thr final rtiifoit hurr tinlny.
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Klttrnl.i pap4*m wan ®m«!
In th r
p'l
40 p r n r n t
|ti«r«h*««
intrrrnt in ih.«
t•» h n v r
other h n y tn m i llrMt h ii«*w«|ia|te r
w hich w ill rnntinui* t«» !*«• pub.
lUht’tf, in an attem pt to *tnp th**
Ion if c<Hii|M*t itivi* vlii«h
I m i \\ »n»
thr t\hu rilitionn
It tea-A N 'ldril that * i i ”prn®i"l»
tif th** S u n -t (rt u n i
hm l
In * n
ordt*rr«l jiN o I mm--atiur of in r rr s » i,'l
co.At in n rw n p a p e r pr<HluVtion.
Destroyer Had Met
Submarines Before
MIAMI, Nov. | — OP) - A let.
te r from a crew member of the
Reuben Jam es told of other en
counter* with subm arines before
the American destroyer wss to r
pedoed W ednenley night.
The Miami H erald said Gene
Guy Evans, son of Mrs. Clyde
Evans of Vero Beach, wrijtr to
friend there, sayirtg In p art:
“ We encountered several subs
on the tr ip 'u n here hut iHoppeil
depth charge* and I (ties* we
d titro y ed acme of tham as
wreckage and oil cam* to tho
surface. ”
Apparently w ritten last month,
tha latter did not say
from
w here It was mailed.
in etn oi lal
to
''k dill \
I1
and I a ill.! I> l'ha®«*. San.
Conn. Nov. l
of U r
newa of the U. H. dvstrover
Reubvn Jam ru n a rh rd thr S i
vy'* (’o n n rrtiru t rrcruiting brad,
qunrtcr* th r office win swamped
with applirntionR from Thr **t*fl
for Rea duty It wn u irp4irt*’i|
Friday hy thr offh*rr »n rnurgr
Said U n it W aller F llm ik
ley; "(U i’(Mir»e, | had
dl«npprovr thrm T hr work they wi
doing here ia of th-* Utmnd mi.
pnrtancc. llnw rvrr, »' Nh*»wa thr
spirit of John l'*i il J »nra utlll
flourihrs in th r hearts «»f thr
men of th r nnvy."
RooHevelt To Confer
With Premier King
HYDE PARK, N. V., N»v. I.
—</!7—Prealdent IliMisevrll
a r
rived Friday night t l hit rmmtry
estate, when- Canadian
Prime
Minister Markenxii- King will
Join him today for a short visit
Tho
President
came
from
W ashington by special train. A
telephono was
connected with
his privsto car a t tho train
paused at dusk ut Claremont, S'.
J., to enable him to talk with
Washington officisl.t ami deter
mine whether any new reports
had been received on the sinking
of th* destroyer Reuben James.
In 101 casrs trln l beforr Mu.
niclpal C ourt Juiix*-' Frank IM illrr durinn tha-m onth of Oc
tober a total of |l,3 2 fl was ro l.
teeted In fines ami turned over
to th* City, Polico Chief Roy
Williams computed today.
Rsven sessions of tho court
were held and the largest amount
in fines, 9692, was rnllrctrd in
th*' Oct. 13 court, the Chief
aald. A t th a t session 33 fines
war* levied and rollecte.l. ___
Hallowe’en This Y ear Is Quietest
• County Has Ever Had, Says Williams
W ith th* axeaptbfi of oh* coL
listen ia which n o lth tr drivers
p o r paao«ng«rs were injured, last
night w as th* quiotast Uailowa’on
in Smainol* County and with
•ach y**r tho cotebratlon bo.
tosses teas dangerous according
to Chtef Roy Will lams, who a t.
trikate* this “ exceptional ralm aaaa" to ' tho fa te th a t private
pnrttea for children keep th*m
g u t Of “ mischief.?
On# th e ft ef cooeaqsene* was
reported to police on doty last
n ig h t Th* n u t frog. B. L. P ar
king men’s store w as stolen,
while another complaint was
filed from th* fttoko* Canning
Company. TwontyOhro* smell
n te la n * had boon broken, evL
dantiy sh at a te w ith n boa-baa
A. & i »
VA* ««aar|«U4 PrtM
Kti**ia uu* reported
to
lw I'VHi'iiating Kostov-on-thePun totlnv n.t the A xis
smashed w ithin
10 m iles.
The O rm a n s claimetl th ey
Here ero.ssimr th e Donets
Itivcr itl>i>vi> the eitv and th a t
thi* Axis drivt* mi Sevastopol
whs i-ontiniiiiti- w ith the R u s
sians nutting uit a fierce re*i*tnnc^
t:»® fo r th e ( o -» t I I I
b<-t'*iv II fully <q u ip p e d d e .
Iive»\ r oom oil lilt* -4 t Olid floor
o f tin F e i m i l d - L a u g h t o n Meinori *I H ’ pit al
Berlin uliiini* ln>mbera d**t »t
I
N
lo t,.
w h o , how.
*tr*»ycit 11.mill
tona of
• *| >l i pitta tat .Hid U i'tl ton til « for
•he •■•••to is t o i l e d that .in n o ig
The Seminole County AirHcut- IIr111®h ahi|*piM|C hh«I Home claim*
the f o a l e ip i i p i t n n t to jiiiivo foi tur .\®>MM'iHt n»n In scheduled to British raiilrr* w.t »» intercaptctt
ll«e in ohnti 1rn .«V 4 a *e *• | a ®
i inert Monday ni|fht ill thr Fil. unj twu w. t .* »»h.»t down. DriUtin
*t th** rahl.'d wetliTH Grrmany* D un.
b d ’N •ew|m;»ls i a n d tha* on th • tiirr Farmer*’ huildinir
•I.*\ t d lo w in g i* • .ii i i \ ai a h a h \ high <ehiMtt farm at H (>t) o'clock kt*i.|«i«* mii.I B*'tiliMi|fnr and adwa* |d n* I hi tin in,n li m e w Im h hi which turn* grower* will dm- ihim.mI th.* h»®® >>( nix bombers.
Th.* I.'*nih«n F.vt n in f Standanl
• u®s th r iiropo*4»i| M’nlr of charge*
«tli i • h il l Y *»tti| t i d
|1|«
i hlid*
lo n g
»"d n *pn.ii**r\
-t * m t** ••ffernl by «l«*alrr« of the State -.t>- |lilli-r ili‘i-l.iri'd war on the
t ' S l>> -inking tho Reuben
Munitioning, a* tu. illy
giving
it Fmmit®
Market, (ins
president of the mnnovmtio||, mint. Jnmi-v.
lif.
I h e .Si n m n d e < m in ty llowpil.il r«| today
In ih.- F.ir Ks«t tho neweps.
| t o l i , | i e . f i n i s h e d a n | te .s li’cor •
The object «»f th r nii’etmg i® | ht . Nichi Nirhi, ii<-<larci Japan
.ife | tin
men*® w a u l , w h n h i- to ohlMin nii
agreeable
price will grl ml "hy extraordinary
li* v% l o i a t e d III t h e an tie n .
to lunge between Nhipper* mid grow, nirnriK, cviui if ilniigcroua.’’
piepor*
it f o .
th e in s t a ll a t io n era connected with thin particu.
Ilitlrr'v inajur nffenslve upon
o f t h e lo w III* 'III ul e .p llp in e n t ' lar m arket, which, according to Miwc'w lain,' to the rnd of its
an d in • 11 inn* n t «
\ The following in the *cale of first month la»t night with an
group, hiu
never been a|i|>iirt-nt sharp ili-rling in power,
T"lar , in i b m r t h m g the the
hut thrri* was niiii'h to indicate
room , -t il te d th at
th e li g h tin ; reached before
• \ *t e in i® m o d e r n a® w e ll a®
The following in thr *4*alr fo that in tho far south tho German
th e
r«®t o f th e a p p lia n c e *
tit i charge a which will be dihcuMrd drives still wore generally une v e r y t e » p e c l am i up on c o p tp le - Monday night: for handling cab. haltrd.
At the center, where the weary
l i e n o f the
project
a Email
bag* in bulk on platform, 10
b r o n t r p l a t e w i t h a m e m o r ia l i n . percent commiaalon
plus labor N ail armiea still stood well short
i«rjftHoti will bw a tt a o h v U U* Uu* rhargwa o f 4.50 a ton; fo r hand* of the rnittel,.' Rn\4*V_
Dealers And (Irowers
Will Attempt To
Reach Agreement
door.
‘•Thi®
a Mplrndld m a n n e r »n
witich to l e a v e m m e m o r i a l to
®omec*n»* n e a r to v*»u and
the
C it y o f S a n f o r d d m il l hr proud
uf ®urh »« g r - t u i*
t h e ibn tor
condu tled.
ling cabbage In aackii on platform, 10 percent commiaalon plu.«
labor rhargea of $1.00; in any
"•nii* totaling, over $.'10.00 per
ton the denier absorb* loading
charge*; f**r cabbage in the field,
in percent rumntimion.
Hun* bed giuuN o t h e r than ra>
.Ii4hr>« and parsley $.10 a doien
ronimiNidnn charged on nalea of
$ .'111 Mini over. $ .0 5 ii d o ie n com.
Army
I’htni*- • Carries
s*.
Performers ror h h O W .m la a U n
was displayed on Kemlnoto High
Reboot football field last night
“betwaan half*" when about 3B
members o f the student band
dressed In orange and black with
tall witches’ kata and mask*
marched on to th* field accom
panying
tha
“ C alaryattea,"
dresaej In th eir usual white cos.
tom es with tell silver hate and
masks resem bling those o f their
“p e rta e rs."
Th* drum corps with drum
m ajorette, Jean
H arper,
beat
m artial tem po durlag tb s p er.
formanea and following n era.
scant form ation, Cheer Leaders,
carrying a white improvised box,
war* precadad by two hlgh-strp.
ping young India* ta gold coo.
tome*. Upon oponlag th* “ box“
* ' tiger,; maaaat
mascot ooff Orlando’*
team , jam nod out, fallowed by
* mson-looking witch who chased
th* poor- anim al from th* sta
dium with
declared Germ an action
to mere local nttack s In
tor* save for tho Votokob
nren some 6*fi mills* to the nor
went, where fiichlm* atilt
t«’|M>rt«*l
iff that u
th ratcr th.* (Jununn hijrh
maml niirnlficantly continued IU
Otter alienee.
But in thi* noiitli, whrrv th li
tlnn* tho SovU’t i-ommand
aflrnt, tho GrrniniiM rlaimrti th#
Russian® woro In rv trrat on tw o
majiT fn»nt* rd*uthwanl Into th#
(’rmioait I'onifiAiilu and rant ward
in thb* Ih.Mot 4 tub.'m in tht' are#
wlte.ut aiul ab«»y%’ Itoatov on tha
Uiv.-r lh»n.
Ju*t whore th.* iiivadera stood
wa* not stall*.! m «ithi*r In itin e fia* to Rostov, it M-rined moii.
likely that thoy wore
IU
v.-ry Niihurl).* nml th u f clot# to
tho Ri.i-Ian (‘auruAiia.
All thi* *uifuo®t»tl tho UVU*
hlMril rinil tho la®t Jocislon for
Mo«rnw mitfht Im* l*»n»f delayed—
l»4»rhap* even thromch tho wlntor
on a relatively static- front—
H itler wa* putting all hla pro**uro on tho south in an offort to
reach (*,auca»li»ii oil, block th«
Britlsh-Amerlcaii -supply
5°uf j
running up fr*»n» !*»n, and—In
tho C rim ea- t«» knork out tha
%•ivutrst southi*m .Soviet f h v u
baro at RovastoH It aoomed thi»<il»k In fact, th a t
tho current alminution of tho of*
fotuivo against Moscow »!*}£ • •
explained In part hy tho ih lftln f
of forces southward.
ebargea on Naira of $.20
or under.
NEW YORK. Nov* 1. t/lo
Railhhe* and pamley fnmminAn Army bomber left Mitchell i "bin rhargen amount to $ 05 prr
field Friilay for the t arthbegn iloieit |du- $.02 f.»r icing; *»n
With a hi’uvy load **f fal<e inu^ hamper® $ «t:t per d o te n ; t«»ma.
bring 10 percent com m k
tarhe*. w ig®, eye »hnluw, MDil j
angletl pink evening drennen. ®n*n All other package goods,
T
plu*
* re* s t a r t uf t h e e n t e r t u t n - including henna, eggplant, pep
pit
per*, *4|ua*h. pea*, okra, etc .
m r n t world.
have rommi**ion charge* of $ 10
Th«» act4»r* will givo
it
r ru l per package when nal*4® are uit.
•how for a r r v i r e m en Mtatinnrd der $1.00; when sale* ure over
a t bane* in I'ueMo Itic**, A n t i g u a , $ I uu, the roinmiaaion
charge*
S a n t a Lucia,
Ttittblad*
llriti»h will be 10 percent; celery rharg.
G u ia n a , a n d B e rm u d a. T h e t r ip , e* will be ) 15 per crate plu®
which will t a k e tw u weeka, I* ttorage and drayage charge*.
*pon«4>red hy C a m p Shuw®, Inc.
County Agent C. It. I)aw*nn
While the plane * m otor, wen.I
, n||
thi,
wannwl up. aoblier.s rirupprd th e ,
, Kr,>w<-rs will also illsperformers
into
pars, holes.
U) < r>rm 1>bor ..imation nnd
parachutes U-inK a must on all h|, „ p| , inr(| ,h*t farm labor cm.
Army planes.
< .......btained from the employ••You count IU sod pull here, ) m rn, „fficl. ut 201 W est First
Jane Street on Tuesday or by calling
a soldier explained
Pickens, singer.
the rounty agent’s office. Any
former laborer who is offered
u job at thu prevailing wag* for
which he is qualified m ust ac.
cepl the work, or ho will he no
longer kept on lh« WPA or be
allowed to draw paym ents und >r
Workmen’s
Compensation.
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I — the
</J*y— An rducator warneti a Act, Mr. Dawson w arned,
group of fellow teachers Friday
to prepare for a post-war “ hor.
rihle employment condition that
will dw arf the aspirin decade of
HUDDERSFIELD. Yorkshire,
king., Nov. I
(/II— A t t e n t
11)30-40 "
The speaker w h s Dr. D isk S.
41
persons, most " f them girl
BOSTON, Nov. ■!.—(A®—Many
Campbell, new president of Floi- of tho nation's m ilitary planes workers, were killed Friday in
Ida S U te College for Women, will bo ablo to fly h tlg h ti of a flro which burned rw lftiy
who addressed about 7AI) north, almost eight mites in th* coming through a fivc.story clothing fac
cast Florida school teachers hero. year. Dr. W alter M. Boothby of tory.
A fter tho war, Dr. Campbell the Mayo Foandation’a aviation
Most of the victims wore girls
•aid, the taxpayers toon will get midlcin* research laboratory said who were trsppsd
on
u ppat
tired of high taxes and w'll seek F'rklay.
floor* artil' 'died-.altefnptiiyr to
to cut *xp*n*es. "We all know,’’
For that reason, ha declared Jump to safety. Many of th*m
he added, “ th at the teaching In *n interview a t the opening wer* burled when tho root and
profession will he onn of tho of the U. H. Aero-Medico Asso floors raved In *
first to bo attacked in Iho way ciation's
By Friday night 41 bodlaa
convention,
lner«aa*d
o f salary reductions."
precaution* for th* saftey of had he*n recovered and author
ities feared others might ha b u r.
pilots would bo needed.
Such protection would lnclud«il*d.
preliminary decompression of *ll|
high altitude fliers before they
take off. to prevent dangerous
attacks of th* ' bends."
CHICAGO, Nov. 1 — GUI—
Up to now, said Boothby, only
Egg prices row 1-2 to 1 ra n t a tro t pilots required such protec
doien Friday In th* wholesale _tion because “so few pianos
___ wore
Two cnglneero from th* W lf,
m arket to new October pcalu fo r actually abla to go abiv* 50,000 D epartm ent visited Sanford ---IS year* and longer.
I toot”
terday and this m orning
T raders a t th* Chicago m rr. I “ But in th* coming year."
over th* progress of th* c m '
cantll# exchange said seasonal, asserted, “ many of o a r m ilitary th* runw ays a t th# now
ly declining outpu’. Improved de planes are going to ba nbl* to ford airport, Fred H- WO
mand and governm ent buying go abova 30,000 fate nod probably o f th* City •nglnoor's
for export purposes were respon. up to 40,000/*
, m id today.
2 U
E. II. Carroll, of the
alble fo r th* upturn.
Purchase of 1,599,560 pounds
engineers office of Jack
_
LOCAL W RATHER
of dried who)* ergs, the equi
Partly cloudy with scattered end E ____ .
valent o f more than 4,760,000 showsra In oast contral and ■ Inters office a t Rlckm
doten ehell erg s, w as reported south portions! cooler in th* both o f
by th* fadareT surplus etnimodl- north aad west cantral portiooa e re oversesrs fo r th*
ttea corporation, tha exchanga tonight: Sunday partly cloudy construction, Mr.
and cooler,
plained.
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WPA Workers To (let
Pay Increase Today $1,326 In Fines Is
Teachers Warned Of
Collected In October Post-War Wage Cuts
JACKSONVILLE, Nor. I —
W V - Nearly 12,000 WPA w ork,
ar* In Florida will receive salary
Increases today whan ntw wage
rate* go into effect.
F o r fo u r
classifications
of
WPA amployea tha Increase will
ha 15.20 a month and for a fifth
group It will b* $3 00.
S ta ts WPA headquarters es
tim ated th* wage boost* would
Increase tha agancy’a payroll In
Florida about 981,057 monthly
to 91.450.000.__________________
Japs Are Determined
. To Get Oil “Even
If It Is Dangerous”
Recruiting Stirff
Wants Sea Duty .
J S M t X S 'X
to th a n . N r. Hlggfns said.
Th<te« who plan to attend the
dinner are asked to make their
reservations in advance «> tho
committee In chargu will he able
to tell how many to prepare for,
Mr. Higgins
requested.
St-ite
Senator E. E. Ilousholder will be
the toastm aster of the evening.
. M tHM i n . . Shop windows w ar* streaked
rVa. *«hnary w tth aanpjnariihigo and stroeta
hot
HaDoWo’sn
,^ 7 3
y*\,\ V ' f*
am aw.
i>r1.1 W a r nn«l r o m m i ^ i o n f i l
tthetlt ’J Oii o f fi c e r * »»n*l in*
Pepper To Speak | Fully Equipped Delivery Room At Charges F o
At Dinner On
Hospital Is Dedicated To Chases Marketing To
November 10
B e Discussed
Publication Of
i
ATLANTA, Nov.
t —'/pt_
Striving to prevent th - discre
diting of Georgia’s collrgrs, f.nv.
em or Eugene Talmadge author.
Ixed the board t f regents today
to review th« seta which he in.
snlred and wh‘ch have brought
charges of undue political in
terference in higher education in
Georgia.
The legenta (hen named a
fire.m an group to meet here
Monday with n rpecrtl invest!,
ratin g committee of the South,
ern Association of Collrgrs and
Secondary Schools.
Specifically, none could say
definitely if the group coul I au
thorise the re-hinny of Dr. Wal.
tsr Cocking who was ousted a<
Dean of the C .llrg r of Eduea.
tl-n at the U n '.rrsity of Georgia
on chargea of udvrr.tting racLI
e « Iteration ,f» jn
If it were
a a ltd .
Riverboat Strike
To Hold Up Coal A. EL F. In Africa
til?
May Be Studied
* •* . i
t\
bu ilt a t th o en.l «»( th*
I • Jo N o r m a l *••rupli m« nt a
i
—iJly— Th* W aathar B ureau tow
A nkara radio ite tlo a to . day forecast ■ crest fa r th* A r.
‘
River *1 f o r t Smith in
remarks were it *
____o f th a stag* o f th * dite*.
aiaaaty hare hi *
*f the moat conference of 1*
te« Turklafa generals with Ai
RW*» — th* Rnaate* trprt.
Evacuation Of
Rostov On Don
Is Reported
U. S. Destroyer Sunk In The North Atlantic
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NUMBER 56
Member Associated Press
I t A. F. Raids On
Germany Continue
Talmadge Okeys
Investigation Of
State University
BERLIN. N or. 1 _ < A P ,—
TV*
G m ui
(•ffn e ra t
a
statem ent todsv
w bkb c h a rt *4 the United
S tates with K i r M l o i . It
said tha United State* dee.
trovers Greer and X earnr
had attacked German n aral
tk—el*.
yw *r
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Sanford La The Only Centra]
Florida Clly Affording Kail Hlfhwaj
And Water Transportation
Heaverbrook And
H a l i f a x Expected
In London Soon
LONDON, Nov. I — <*»►— r* h Inet changes involving Lord lies,
vrrbrook, minister of supply, ami
Lord Halifax,
ambassador
to
Washington and a member of the
war cabinet, are imminent. Edgar I-mifx Granville, liberal na
tional member of
Parliament,
said today, and he
a d d 'd :
“They will be surprises. Church
ill must be given a wln-the-war
cabinet."
l
Medicoes Plan For
Flights 8 Miles Up
Egg Prices Jump
To 12-Year Peak
im*d
U i / . ' . t f l t e a Aw
Fire
EngineerH Look Over
Runway Construction
to
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41 Killed In
Factory
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Anot her Destroyer Attacked
The Sanford Herald
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a a b i w t t a a f t « n aaww • t t o r a l l
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tb * tomil a*w e paM W beg b«Sala
B it H gbta to p a b K S tlb a a f *a*rU l
Otoaalebea b*e*ta e ra alaa ra aa e ra s.
SATURDAY.
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BIBLE VERSE F OR TODAY
If God Is for ds who ta n bt
against a * t— Rotates 8:31.
HALLOWEEN
Tha fritndly beasts, apon this
#
hallowed evo—
The beasts beloved by ganttc
rolats of old—
A r t Stirring In Uto -wood w here
(h* summer
In
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1*41
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE TWO
cient talas
which thay walkad
bravt snd holy m in ;
with
SalRt Kenrth of tha OuUa, t
•prince c f W«l*»—
Saint Blaise who praaahad lr
‘w aif or Hen'* odn.
Upon this n ijh t no aril Lhlnr
m »y ba.
IS * b lattln a of B a h t Franei
,
Whether the United BUtee Shodld dmr#r ditkkxiisttk V atlona with Germany over tha sinking of the Reuber Jgfnas
With possibly a considerable loss df life iew’techdfeml Wfobem best left to the State Department. Whether the UnitStates should ceclnre war on Germanv as-a result of
thia in c id e n t la for Congraaa to daclda, with, we hope, Um
advice pf Array and Navy chiefs.
But the people of the United States can not be denied
he privilege of condemning the German government for
his action and of hoping for sure'and swift retaliation*
The people of the United States do not recognise'the right
of the German government to tell them wisest they nasy,
dr may not, tend their warahlpe, or to sink thorn If YfcHi
orders are disregarded.
,
It Is true, apparently, that the Reuben Jentee 'waa operating In a tone which Hitler had 'restricted •'from ‘for
eign shipping. But our government, while .prohibiting ’Its
■hips from most belligerent watera In an effort to (avoid
ncldents of this kind, hod not mognhtod ’the Oerman tone.
There Is no reaeon why It should have, any more than
Hitler would If the situation had ‘bean leveieeU.
The United 8tates has a perfect right to send >lts war
ship*. or Its merchant shtps aiiywlm e In the roorid. dn
Ihfi'f R fiatt of -peace we Trterw&rtCmr HtiRflOk-"#* ‘Wa
ters bito which' thay may-go, but to»glv« to oenie’Other 'na
tion this right would be a sacrifice Of aoveretgttty rihMh
no self-regpectlng power could endure. If Oermany could
Imit the movement of our warahlpe by to-math-aa a'sin
gle mile, It could force us to tie them up dn 'itrydaOks.
We a n inclined to agree with Prroldent BooamnK that
there la no particular reason for getting excited over tha
sinking of thia destroyer, or over the torpedo attack on
the Kearny. T his is just the sort of thing we might hava
expected from the Nazi government. We may well expect
more of the same sort of thing. And Infringements on the
rights of this notion might well have been 'expected mo
tnatter what foreign policy our government might have
pursued.
Thia clash between the Reuben James and a Natl sub
marine, if it was a submarine, is but Indicative of the
tergwr Clash between the whole Nasi political and economic
atemn and tho*e of our own. It was Ineyitable that they
ould meet head on. Hitlerism and democracy are so in*
TOmpatlble that they cannot both endure In thu tame
ond. From the very beginning It has been e.'Jent (hat
me or the other must go ugder.
The Nazfs have drawn the first blood. The fight la
on, -whether we call it war or not. But the battlo J* not
decided by the first blood that Is spilt, nor will the loss of
a single destroyer determine the outeomo of this conflict.
The Germans will pay,and pay dearly, for the loss of oviry American life. ____________
F a i u T a n d #fl*Id and fold an<*
<-«and and aaa
* ,
And on tha boast* and bird
•who know hi* tore. ■
—KADRA MAY 8 I
TRatvIN* Btor.Ad»oest<
tpurists already irriv in r
Whitor.
Ths 'Brsdtflton lirrsld r f for
a s m » Wash's Beauty
Ittot:
hiiatog your boss eat ef othsi
p*oUVs buslnsss peasants U
ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN, fTC"!
where, with a little water and fertiliser, they can be kept
Treen through the winter. There la nothing that Adds a*
much beauty to a city'a residential district aa well kfpt
towns. If your lawn as It la now cannot be kept green thle
Milter, .you can sow Italian nro grass seed any time dlirtng the next eight weeke and be certain of a .green velvdty award through the months or the cold period.
Agronomist Utokee of the Florida state experiment eta*
lion, aaye that two or three weeks before sowing 'Italian
i/e grow eeed^lt Is •
to hroadeett -^rw tJ B jo
th s t Preeiden’
Mt
U »a
' 81ri
Bfouto
S
a c ^ V j ^ - ^ 's :
Rad Croaa. & m ra l f t r b »r* rvad r to brain working on twaatar*.
Mr*. Maballa Cola laft Ihi*
weak to vtOt *b a r m “i b l Mb
family in
Marr
School.
Mr. and Mr*. Daogtaa
and daugbU r, M arr A
Mr*. Pnrnar laft T a ro
their bora a in Audubon
a lta r apandlng a weak w
Mr. «nd Mr*. Clyde GlHaoa
of ' Ocala war* weak and gnaata
of Mr. and Mr*. Homer Gleaeon.
Mr. and Mr*. A. F . Kemp roturned recently from a 1 month*
trip La tha Grand Canyon, Lad
Angela* and the C ali bad Cavema In New Mexico.. While In
I r e Angalea they triaited Mra.
Joe L acarera w h o ‘ will be re
membered aa the form er Mr*.
Eleanor Hopktne af Sanford.
Mr. and Mr*. H arry Wing and
Mr*. William fow ler bav# arrived
from Maaaachuaatta to «paod#tha
w inter j t r U n k jtom M o’le » 'J a k t
M i Z t ' X T v — U * a •mnU iM d
tha U diae Ald of the Convnonttjr
Church a t b ar bdma b n 'O y k ta l
Lake Ac*. Wadnaaday.
i
H er. and Mra. A. B. Bladen,
Etolaa Lowe and Mr. and ' I n
William Strothara attodOed tito
Prantytartan Sfw>d
Miami
h a t Tuesday add W*d.
T tV .
in North
days la st
|U r Baa*
E. Baker Who h ndw
C M illi
V O N
waek ' at <h# ’ Orlando
a n d ' vhltod friktids In
Steak & Chicken
Dinners — DeHdtfil
Chili—Short Order
ALL KINDS-OP
SANDWICHtS
•
'
EAT 3HA£K
Sanford Avenue J u t Off
C A R R Y 'H E A T
ANYW HERE
H arry t e s t e r ha* ' returned to
the
p a st
two
re e k s
w ith
hi*
Chine
H arry B utklrw has retarned
from an tig h t weeks rh o o l in
IlllM ts and is spending tw o weeks
Chilli
turning to tha Orladdo A ir Baaa.
Annonneamrnt* were recelead
from Miami of the birth of a
son.
M r sa
d
ion, Richard Wayae. to Mr.
and
Mr*. J u n e s I.. Field*, Mr*. Field*
to Tha"
tha farm
form er Betty
B*tty Brown.
ST
The U k a Mary f.lrl BcodU
Tha
attended th a aeeper serrlca* at
Kncwlaa Mamorial Chsp.'l San.
day. They were accompanied by
Mr*. R. E. True and Mr*. R. M
Ball.
The U d le s A uslllary i f Iho
Chamber of Commerce will hold
an g ll'tfa y ‘meeting Monday. Not,
3rd. to saw fo r the Red Croam.
All U d ltt a re requested to meet
a t ton • o'clock and bring rom r.
thing fo r th a corrred dlsh'fonch-
and da— nds bettor prlcrs f o r h t i
produce. Tha manufacturer in*
silts th at as hi* costa rise b e must
•S t better price*.
Cost of llvinr for wag" earner*,
aa shown by Tha Industrial O n .
ftranea Board Index, had rlrsn
Ulrough M ar only 3 4 percent over
« re a r prarfcsisty by sans Ittoa raw
ms torts | prices,
p a rt leuU tty
foods and Imported at*pies,-bare
shewn a steep b o ast T he Ast o d s ted Brass dally Index of 33
whole**)* raw staple pricas, shows
a ) m p of m are than tO percent.
How rnach thta may ultimatoly
b* reflected In living coats will depsed upon faturo dsvrlopmants,
•nd psrtlautoriy tha operation* of
Uto government prico eontrollars.
Although
buiiness
pro.lti
aon. '
Mr.' and Mr*. Z .‘E Sm<lb have
arrived from C harlottesville, Va.,
to tpand tha w inter with Mias
I.aV sra Smith and M b s Ruth
Mr and Mr*. A. V. R<»ip tala.
4 u a re feet of Sawn diJ*wgSrdThi w eD ^fter'edw f^TSd
ttRlHa rye, carer the lawn with a light layer Of good soil
ta d water well dnin the seed germfnatee. The new prase
should not be mowed until It has grown'eercnU laches and
tfaM to Inerosi* the
M W«« en sutom o.
WH-
lltmi *
Tht
X
Winter Lawns
ner Mr. and Mr*. V a n n
Iid fR E M A R Y
COKM!
FLOWERS OF THE
WITH THE BEST OF
EQUIPPED TO KU
PROMPTLY AND PI
Mid-Year Finds Natkm'Gesned To
Production Never Known Before
N E M B ^ ^ F F I^ R B T O ^ E L E G F ^ H JO E I
o p p o illlsr
B a C L A U D E A . JA G G BW
N E W YORK. MW-1941 find*
America's va»t to d a itn a t we*
chinas shifted into high g w r w ith
production experts frantically davlfinq luocr-ehsrgsrs snd other
dsvtoos design ad to spaad pro.
daction to • pat# n*v*r boforo
droam td of In thl* im chtoo age.
Already, Uto nation's g ro at
mills and faetertea aro pouring
forth a g rist larg er than In th e
H u n ted .psacstlm* “row .
Of H U g'JC r bigger tlB n H f te *
the frantic w ar effort af IH T ,
ro t the *ry I* more, more, and
Bills—BflU—Bflla
(tor awaroal tom department
s x r z Z J T L S B i*
Cm F1'
T b . B*tfbM A lh .lk
•
•ttS L W
T h a fin d half o f 1*41 baa roan
tha arm program mov* o d ta f th *
blue prints into tha
t o l l . Emphasis baa
ttow arm* plants to
problems of ropply.
T h p govern m eet la
tm uG
t o N r w T<
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THE SANFORD fTKRAI.D. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Social And Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
At THE CHURCHES
Telethon* 148
» i h «t
Social Calendar
MONDAY
S t T heresa C hapter of th*
Woman’s Aujflttary of Hq)y Cross
Episcopal Church will meet at
th* horn* of Mrs. Joe G ontaltg
s t 3:30 P. M.
SL Agnes Chapter of Holy
Croaq Episcopal Church will meet
a t th* home of Mr*. W. T. Jaekeon, 811 Magnolia Avenue a t
3:30 P. M.
The regular m eeting of th*
Rosary
C onfraternity
of All
Souls Catholic /Church will bo
held at the rhurch at 3:00 P. M.
Circles of the Women'* Society
of Christian Jkar.br* 'w J -tmr
Methodist Church will meet a t
3 KM) P. M. a t tha following
ptaccs:
Cirri* One. with Mr*. J. B.
Crawford, 1204 .Oak Avenu*.
Circle Two, i t th* annex with
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell and Mr*. C.
P. Harrison as hostesses.
Circle Three, with Mrs. W. M.
McKIm, 212 West
Eighteenth
Street, with Mrs. G. W. Bally
a t • o-he* less.
Cirri* Four with Mrs. B. B.
Crumley, 120 West Sixteenth
S tre e t
Clrtl* Five, with Mr*. John
Rogers, 90(1 Myrtle
Avenue,
meets a t *i :30 P. M.
There will be a combined
meeting of the Board and Prayer
Group of the Presbyterian Wo
men’s Auxiliary a t the church
at 3:00 P. M., to b* followed
by a combined business and In
spirational
meeting
it
3:30
o’eloclt
Daughters of Wesley Clans of
Ih* Methodist Church will meet
at th* home of Mrs. George Har
den on the Country Club Road at
7:00 P, M. The party will be In
lha form of a "children’s party”
and hostesses will be Mr*. E. II.
Lanes'* group.
All en ttsrs sr* asked to report
to th* Red Cross sewing rooms
In th* Woman’s Club In th*
morning.
Th* morning sewing session
for th* Red Cross will be spon
sored by the ladle* of the Cath
olic Church under th* direction
of Mr*. F. E. Roumillat.
Th# Junior Auxiliary of th*
Amertrt'n Legion will meet a t
th* Legion H ut a t 3:30 P. M.
The W. M. 17. of the South
Bide B aptist Church will m*«t
a t th* church a t 3:00 P. M.
S t A na’s Chapter of Holy
Cross Church will meet with
Mr*. R. L Cornell a t her home
on SOU MelloovllI* Avenue a t
Id O P . M.______
TUKVUAY
Marjorie Cogburn
Studio of the Dance
WOMAN'S CLUB
Flet-lotaon court* In So
cial Dane Inf and
Ball
room Etiquette, beginning
Monday, Nor. 3, a t 5:30
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Phone County 3311
Ends Today
Sunday & Monday
*Hero's The Picture To
GImMm Your Heart!
tOJMUrCIONUMf
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Methodist Society
Has All-Day Meeting
Mrs. 0. G. Roller
Has Bridge Party
M
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Mru. Compton Is----Hostess At Bridge
T h e Ju n io r High School P.
T. A. will moot la the tchool
Mi*. E. Compton's homo on
auditorium a t I J O P. M.
was
T he meeting o f the Alath ta n W sst Nineteenth Street
trensform
sed Into a veritable
CUea o f the P i n t B aptist Church
flower garden yesterday a fte r
noon when she entertained with
a bridge .party fo r a number of
friends.
The living room was decorated
with quantities o f sUnotoblum
and bios plumbago and bowl* of
altomanda, roe** and gerboraa.
Arrangement* of yellow cassia,
gladioli aad sprang*?! fern were
placed about th* dining room.
A fter severs! progressions of
brldg* Mrs. C. A. F o rt waa Mnnd
to bo high scoter, for which sbo
waa presented w ith • prise. Sec
ond high, prise waa received by
Mrs. H arry Haoren ami the
screoao conus* waa won by Mrs.
1 . E. Tolar aad Mrs. J . B. Oahan.
L ate la tha afternoon refresh
m e n ts’ware served by th* boats**
to tho following gnostet
Mr*. Fort, -Mra. « - W. Rapreeht. Mrs. R . ^ . Sm ith, Mw. W.
a Masds. Mrs. M. a MeNair.
Mrs. W. W. W arner, Mrs. Oahan.
Mra. W. & B h l^ y , Mr*. M. C.
Anderson*
Griffith
P . 8 . U m em C M ra.
M rs. W . A . L e a v itt,
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T»» !»••• left of Orlando ro*d Juft
L. v^n.l Ihn UH atop light
.............. k /.inner |'a«i r
Whcr* jntjrs* never a afranaar"
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Hoi. Michael A. Dailey, 3rd Corpa Army Area aurgeon. w*i VillH ar ! \ i* «* 1 H ' y 1
hia aaaiatant. waa critically injured *hrn th n r auto collided with u tt t > i •
1he
wreckage of the car ii »hown above
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Plans Benefit Bridge
M n. John I.. Miller, general
.hairman, has anmnime.l plana
for • Thanktiriving benefit bridge
oarty to be aponaon*il by the
Junior Woman's cluh «»n the ev.
enlng of Nov. IT. tH'ginning at
7:30 o'clock In the rh ih hou«e
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T herr will he (uMr« for men
i i well n* for wom**n, Mr« Mil> r stated, and prtiea will be
given.
Others on the general commit,
ee are Mr*. Charles Ward an.
Vfra. Earl King Mra W E Dn.t
<cn and Mra.
H erbert
Mi»«
head the pritea comm ittee; am*
Vfra. J. C. Iltgffina. Mra Henry
Wight. Ill, and M n Fred II
William* are on the refre«hnienl
»m m ittee.
The public hr., itr.'ii extend#:’
l cordial invilHtmn In attend an.
reservations m n h* made b)
contacting Mr- K I N elso n . Jr
elephone O il_I. nr Mr- M A
Yelvington, telephone MU.
Revival aervlrra arr in pro.
resa every night rx rrp t Satursy a t the Sanford A*-rmbly of
God Church a t 2Sth Street and
f l m Avenu*. Th* K*v. H arry
WU*a o f Hagerstown, Mary
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B illy DcBeck, r r r a l o r o f B a rn ey fioogli* nr.«l Snuffy S m ith , anil handle a d e r Kddy D uchin ( r u r h ll wmM* im linn* in « |tt. .ulmir lh»» w ord of
I h r nrw Rung h it "T iin i»9 a-WuMlfiV* T n t’V’rt* ^li.twn in flew York
h arm o n isin g th e tuiii’fnl «l 111 \ w ritte n l*> | •t **•1•4• • 1 .«»*t .•1 « OU cii ami
Ju h n so n , who wcn» in»|>ii«*tl hy D ilU ‘« f.»mo*# MuitTy : in ith comic
Club Entertained
By
Rose
Ann
Brooks
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wood a ilr n tla • W atrnm i lo all
M I.V 4 TIOK AHNV
Episcopal Church To
Hold Special Service
Briti.sh Aid Group
Packs 55th Bundle
Dr. Cone Will Speak
To Parent-Teachers
GENEVA NEWS
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Members «jr too (b atter-ito s
and his wife Is tho feature of the
craning. M uting* begin promptly Club were mterti-ined at the homu
each night a t 7:30 with a song of R um Anil llnviks on Wedm-s I [
After n .hurt
service le d by tho pastor, 1- B. lay nfternmiti.
business meeting n wh-ihI hum
Richardson.
was enjoyed nn.l re f M-.lim.iil,
served by Mrs. Ilrm.k. to
linfollowing:
Dolores
.M<|l.<-ll;inl
MddAd
Turner, Enema Jenn Mt-llivm and
itose Ann ItriMiks
A special service will be held
In the Holy Cross Kniscopul
Church tomorrow
morning
at
11:00 o’clock, and the Fall "in .
M therlog" of th . United Thank
Offaring will tako place.
Mra. |. |>. Vi rtin wiin Inn*Iran J
A program of music has been
arranged with Mrs. J. L. Inglry on 1*hura4lay aftcriMton it I )nr
aa so lo is t. The sermon subject home on Mellonvillc Avnun fur
will be a continuation of th. Um> regular meeting ..r the
serlea on the “ Forgiveness of liumllrt. for Itritsin i lull, nt
time
riot hi ru', kmlteil
Blna" and "W hy May We Ex. which
garm ent• and iinilts were pn ked
pact Forgiveness of S ins!"
for the IWith certon In l«- -hipix-d
to the New York o ffic e In
fnrwardeil to England.
Mrs. Martin annnunrt-d llin| in
reply to the appeal w hich H«j
been sent nut for more money
Dr. Dan Cone, who Is connected with which to liny yarn, she had
with tho Seminole County Health received onh chCek In |to' amount
Unit, will be the principal rpeakrr of $10 and sevrrnl smaller one*
a t the m eeting of the Seminole from interested |>er»ons. A check
High Parent Teachers Association was also given hy Mr*. Martin
a t the school auditorium on Tues for f2A, who expressed her a p
day t-fternoon beginning a t 3:00 preciation to those who have do
nated money, clothing and but
•'clock.
Dr. Cone's subject for
the ton*.
A t the ronrlusinn of the meet
afternoon will b» “ Modem Prob
lems In
Commuaily
Health." ing a rel'i old English tea table
Parents and friend* of the school sens set and tea wnd pin were
Invited to attend and to hear served to those present.
Movie oomph (irt Rita Hayworth It
Dr. Cono apeak.
litte.1 (or a new gown in New York
ANNOUNCEMENT
at the prepared (or her data wtth|
CORRECTION
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Calhoun of four service men, etch representing
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ent ami appmiuhlnK marrlagi’ forrw, who escorted her on » •ifh tsionary Union of the First Bap m
.a# aw-i* * .- ............9 gftlnff tour of city. Lucky fellows!
tist Church will not inset on
ttMkday, Nov. 3. as w ss an Bridgeboro Ga., to Guy King of
LEGAL NOTICES
nounced under Mtmdsy’e calendar Blakey end Albany, Ga.
In yesterday's issue of th* H er.
aid, b u t will meet on the fol
lowing Monday, which- t* Nov.
10, It w as announced this morn
ing.
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Hfrvtres fn l h*. i'h r la lla n f h u r r h
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A. I>. 1*11. a m t Ih e re a fle r plsait
In e«14 lllll #* hy Inw pnuiUted.
else O erree I'ro rn n le e e n w ill bo
en tered ag ain * ! ynu.
The HANBOHO IIBIIAI.O ls h sreby d e s ig n ated «» lb# new epnper
In wkleh Ihl* n n llra ah sll h# publlehed nor* n week for fo u r con•eeu llv e week*.
W ITSIUM m y hand a n d AfflcUl
• o tl t l konfoeil. Sem inal* O u a l y .
S tn to .o f B lo n d s, th is 1 d ay
ot
Nov A. O ISII.
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<C«. Tt. Beall
O P. IIKANOON. .
rt# * k of f 'l r r n o PoMrt
By; A. M. W t B K k
U eputy C lerk.
T h a monthly meeting of P.
T. A > w aiyhald in th a achooLaqditorhim oSr Tuesday. Miss Has.
lent, nurs* from
the
County
H ealth Unit, also Mias Irena
Hinton In Interest of First Aid
M orses, were the guest ip esk .
era.
- '4 | i M
Mr, J . H. Huddleston, Mrs
Fred Ysrkss ’ of
Jacksonville,
and Jo h n Huddleston from Clrs
Boa Island a r r her* for* a few
days.
0A P P Y BIRTHDAY
A Hallowe’en party will b«
SATURDAY
given by th* Geneva P. T. A.
John Adams, J*.
and Home Demonstration Club
Julian B*atan
a t tha Town Hail, Friday, O c t
SUNDAY
31.
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Mia. Paarte David
Women’s Society o f Christian
E arl Je te r, J r .
•ervtcea will b* b*M a t tha born*
of M rs.. W aiter Yarborough on
T hursday a t 3:00 P M.
LATK T 0 CLASSIFY
Mr and Mrs. Fred Smarts
and fam ily of Jackaonvlllo and
Mr. and Mrs.
A. Pattis hall
and .family a f Orlando a re w sslu
and gnasts of M r. aad Mrs. H. V u e i S r ^ f f i f t t i r r .
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f’htirrh Mrhool, t;4S
M orklnir W orahlp.’ | | :od
Mwrmnn hy th m I'**tor
-A a arr» d b u rd en In IhU Ufa y«
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SHOE SH 0P_
(Formerly
Nailer'*)
II. 1- Coley, o » n c r I is I S. I'ark)
" UBi “5 f ■rH. w*,k k#n.*ih u
-K ell not fu r ettrrow . fa lte r
not
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tlu l rinw ar*. u p w ard . (Ill (ha go al
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And elow n* th a t e s p a r In asw dual
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And rom m on folk* Ilka you sa d
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i i | hm tin f.»r r r c r n l i*.*nflrmnt i•
Mias Grace Sebree
Pledges Sorority Revival Services
Being Conducted
the hilarity a t tk*
Rollins freshman play Ml Wed
nesday night a t th* Recreation
Hall, thro* rem arkably fin* vole**
•merged. On* eras th a t of Miaa
Orsc* S*bre« of Sanford, a music
m ajor, whoso voles in a difficult
aria was d e a r, strong, aad of un.
usual awsstnaai."
Miss Sabre* la th* daughter
• f Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duran
of W**t F irst 8tre *t-
r R r .m v T K iiu 'i r u m e n ! t iif . r m « r hi rii«»i»t«T « in
K l> llrow nl**. l> P .. I 'a ito r
■ Sun<la> ^rrv lc# ^
i Hunitny School. ) II A M
j Mot nin e W orship. II I* A 34. —
I t llrumnlw* w ill prrtarh
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Personals
In conjunction with the “Week
of P ra y e r’ which has been ob
Mrs. C. E. Gormly U III in
served by th* Women’s Society the Fernald-Laughton Memorial
of ChrU’Jan Service of th# Meth Hospital.
odist Church w ith
programs
throughout th* week, an all-day• Carl Wctsel has arrived from
meeting and “around-tha-workf ’ Charleston, S. C. to visit with
luncheon eras held In th* anner, his mother, Mrs. Victoria Wetof th* church on Thursdsy, with lel, who Is ill.
Mr*. O. &
Shlaholter, Br.t
teaching th* Mission study book,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Fox have
“A Christian Im perative, Our returned from Savannah, N. Y.
Contribution to World Order." where they have been spending
As an tntoduction to the book the summer months.
which is the Fall study took,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilles
w ritten by Roswell P. Bernes,
Mrs. Shlnhotaer stated that "Mr. pie cf Melbourne ere the week
Barns* In • statesm anlike way end street*■ of • M rr —OBtwpto**
marshal* Christian resources and m other, Mr*. Mable ■Ealridge.
Christian oganlxations, with th*
church having th* responsibility
Miaa Katherine
Hogan
and
of spreading th* attitude and Fred Hogan, Jr., of Daytona
sp irit of conesrn for all man Beach are spending a week here
k in d .’
as tha guests of Mias Mary Da.
“Tbs missionary movement It vid and Holden David.
th* embodiment of this concern
and th* beet means of extending
lt,“ Mrs. Shlnholser continued.
“ No on* should be apologetic
about missions any mors, but put
h eart and soul Into this cause,
A Hallows en thema predom
for It is th# hop* of th* world.” inated In the decorations which
The last four chapters of the were used by M rs 0 . G. Roller
book will be taught a t th* an- for the bridge party given at
nex next Thursday. Nov. «, a t her home on Maple Avenue or
an all-day m atting beginning at Thursday afternoon.
10:00 o’clock, and lasting until
Mrs. W. J. Pell was found to
3:00 o'clock. A covered dish be high scorer, for which sh<
luncheon wi)l be served a t noon. was preiented a prise, while se.
Th# talftf a t which the guests cm d high score prise went ti
were seated for th* luncheon Mrs. T. C. Brown. Mrs. F. K
which was served a t the noon Smith received consolation j>rii.
hour carried a patriotic them*, and tha scraeno contest was won
with th* glob* of the world for by Mrs. Ted RaUiel.
a
eenterplec*
aurrounded
by
Assisting the hostess In serv.
mlnlatur* flag*, from which red, Ing
refreshm ents
were
Mrs.
whit* and blue etream ers trail Brown, Mr*. H. E. Turner, am
ed to tha ends of tha table. At Mrs. John Wcpvar.
intervals along th* long table
Three Invited were: Mrs. W
were small flags of other nations. II. Rutledge, Mr*. J. D. Cordell
Fall flower* Including asters and Mrs. Turner. Mr*. Brown, Mr*
marigold* formed th* floral de J. W. Hall. Mrs. E. A. Brother,
cora tlona.
son, Mrs. Jack Stam per. Mrs. E
Th* menu constated of Italian C. H arper, Mr*. Rathel, Mrs
spaghetti. A**?1!*1! salad, Vienna Smith, Mrs. R. J . Hlekson, Mrs
rolla, China tea, American pump Mabls Eatrldga. Mrs. Pell, Mra.
kin pi* and Brasilian coffee. Th* W. P. Field*, Mr*. Weaver, Mr*
different foods o f th* natloni B. C. Moore, Mr*. Helen Phi),
were placed upon (operate tables lipa and Mr*. Roy 111111.
which wertf decorated to repre
sent th* country from which they
cam*.
Those present a t the meeting
and luncheon wer*: Mrs. W. F.
Lewie, Mrs. H. B. Marsh. Mrs.
Word has been received that
W. F. Bryan, Mrs. F. R. Mitchell,
Mrs. C. P. Herndon, Mrs. Nsttl* Miss Grace Elisabeth Sebree, a
Ttllla, Mrs. John D. Jenkins, Mrs. freshman a t Rollins College In
P. H. Lanflng. Mr*. H. C. Mor- W inter Park, has recently pled
__ l Mra. C. E. W illiams, Mrs. ged Phi Mn social sorority, a
M. R. Strickland, J r - Mr*. H. B. national organisation.
excerpt taken from th* Or.
McCall. BP; Mrs. R. > . Col*, Mrs.
Monung
Dm Ulroy and Mr*. 8. a
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w
J . F . R iser, Mr*. J . C. Dav
is. M n . 9. W. W a R . Mrs. J .
L. Clark, Mrs. E. H. Laney, Mrs.
R. 9. Crenshaw, Mrs. R. T. W ar.
ran. Mrs. M. E. Move, Mrs. J. B.
Williams. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker,
Mrs. B. B. Crumley, Mr*. J. B.
Crawford, Mrs. R. M. Mason. Mrs.
C. E. Chorpenlng, Mrs. W. P.
Chapman. Mias Ltol* Evans and
Mias Ella Bolton.
T T in F .E
A ra hul1d#ra nf a la rn llv ?
Tt* 'eaeh la «lv*n a ••** " f tools
A shape!#** m a i l an d a book of
*U*M;
And **ch m u st
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R v a n g alla tle S ervice. 1:14 P. M.
P ra y e r M eeting. W ed n esd ay 1:44
P . M.
Bible s tu d y , -P etd ay 1:44 P. M.
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Arcade
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FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS
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BATCBDAY, NOVEMBHR I, 1941 •
T q g flAKFOHP HBRALD, B f f l y p g p , r^ ^ ip ^ t
m
it
Sun Valley Se renade’To Be
A tR itz Tomorrow, Monday
•
;R|tOQIMK |W » « P P K OP NOV. 2nd
>
With new sk ats and akl s ir* hoe John Payne awaiting a re f
Pllaaa in America's glorious va- ugee ha has promised to cart
fL
I
caU anbnd combined with gay re for.* Much to h b surprise, thi
ntuale and fun, SOth Cen- “little" girl b Sonja who de
W a new ‘entertain m an t cides to m atry him evan thougi
itlon, "Sun Valley Hare* ho b engaged to Lynn Bari. Tht
will open a two day show* htlarioca ending provider., a nave
here, a i the Rita, tomorrow, climax to th e unusual ito'ry.
-big Sonja Herne and John
The performance of
Olenr
In what b the fluent per- Milter and hla Orchestra b tops.
saven
farawnce of their erreere, “Sun The band's playing of
trks the film new Mack Gordon and H arry
VaBey Serenadr”m
Serttu
dobet of the country’s number -Warren tunas wtjl please his
Glenn Miller and hi* moat exacting fans.
on# band,' Qlrr
The new eomrjly team of MilOrcheatre. In an uppeeuanos
whleh will do ■mut'.t to Increau ton Bert* . aBd Joan Davb had
audbnee
roaring
with
the large number
numb of h b already tho
laughter. The dancing of
D*'
tnUraulaatb fan*.
Sonja b fs tured in now akat- Nichoiis Brochers eurpaaaea their
und skiing numbers of work In "Tho Greet American
th taking beauty. Tba ama*-Breademit" and •‘Tin Pun A iby".
Produced I t Milton Sperling,
Ing skating routine# through
which the glide* with auch ap “Sun Valley Serenade" wa# d i
rected
by 11. Bruce llumbcratonc
p a ren t care show that her skill
Lap increased since she attained from an excellent aerven p b y by SKY-HIGH ROMANCE w iO r 8onJa Henle and John Payne romanc
Robert F.llb and Helen Logan
th e World and Olmypb
The clever atory wa* w ritten by ing to tha rhythm of Glthn Miller am | his orchestra and fun fu r.
Skating Chunp-onahlpa.
A rt Arthur and Robert HarorL • nlibed by Milton Berle, Lynn Bari, Joan Davla and the Nicholas
The b u g h
provoking
Brothare, comprise much of "S un V alley'Serenade,” to be shown
tomorrow and Monday at tho R lti.
K
Mighty, Galleons Clash A t
n i .
i
* r i ..ill •
_ ( J n
i n
Sea Hawk
1 1
U m i S T - W f i VALLEY • SERENADE" w ith
.Mijton
J o .n D .T li, NIcSoU.
.-dWM. ;.«jUqa ;J fl» w ,p»d > b band A W - P b te Sm ith
r C U * A J I - W m B M ." (Jartoon and V itro New*. ;
d
| i »
i
n n k lp
M
, t* m M» i Ov — * T O OAY MAUOpgT w ith .
g ^ r * . S gqdpn. J f d M y $a**W, 4 Urn J n U u , Edw*nd R re -
B at tfc»w i n ih o . If u a k iM ra * lr, paying tr ib a l, .to hundred*
of studio work*re .
If on tb s of prepare tioa
sod
planning w i t Into tfco . b a ttl.
•cents o a t onl£ those fam iliar
with th« w ar motion picture*
libs ,T h . 8m flawk" a re mid*,
ti n appreciate all tho d em enti
Involved. There i r d unsung: her
pes back of IT tr y a pec tic le on
.iba' s o w n sad son bottles of
“Tbs S#s Hawk" s n . n o excep
tion. •
Such . period cos turns action
jWM Gladys C*opOr. A h . Musical Com.*T 8 k « 0 — '-WLADOWS IN SW IN G ,- Odd Occupation., Nov*lf r and ? u u K » | t K m .
,
* W rta fh r. n n m to r -* T u t sk a
haw k"
<h u
cm i
?3jtnn, Bread# Mpreball. Claud* pains, Domld Crbp, Flora
. ¥ * * W a t b m . ) ^ l ap . Musical Comedy
IE 4 ^ " *nd i U nbares! News.
ay—"SUNSET •IN . WYOMING" With Dots
aatte, Maris Wrjiprv K^hf U^JLmA-MoriU
rial. Cartoon and B u ster Keaton la "GENERAL NUISANCE.
am ount o f work an th e p a rt of
m u men sad women of a
•tudlo who remain completely in
the background a t all tlaaaa Tho
wirdroboo of the players In
•The 8en Hawk,” Including the
regal gowns of F lora Robson,
playing Queen Elisabeth, tho
reyal raim ent of Montagn Love
aa Phillip II of 8 pa in and tho
rich gowns worn by Brands Mar
shall a s Doans M aria, Flynn's
•rentaal lady-fatr, kept many
people
employed
during
the
NEXT WEEK’S CASTS
UN VALLEY
H e a d o iiu r .....
Forbes Murray
Cut tom* O ffic e r.... . Ralph <Dann
P r y e ii geprer __ Chester Clute
. S U N S IT
IN
WYOMING
Gene A utry ....-------- Gene A utry
Frpg .............
Smiley BorneIU
THR QAT,FALQQN
A m W entworth .... Georgs Cleve
Falcon _________ _ George Bonders
land
H elen Used ......-../W in d y B arrie Bll)i« 'W entw orth ... M iris W rUon
Gouly ----- ------------- AHon Jcpklna L arry Drew t ----- - Robert Kent
ElQnor ________
AnneHunter
Mutlne .................... Olayda Cooper
SIT T ING SURVEY
t h e COWBOY king of W eiterm and tha box-office, Uene A utry,
w ill bo soon aont Friday and Saturday In. eno of his la te it vehi
cles, “ flum et In Wyoming” a t Uta Rita. Ho will bo aid*! and ab etta d by 8mUey ‘'Frog" B urnett, 0 forge Cleveland, and M arti W rU
o n , who, in Uto acme above, b evidently enjoying "Frog’*” ring-
L E G A L NOTICES
it. i.n to v r r , u
laOLM c o v m ,
•OBI DA
ttlA X -
It. C. P A ltaona, as Revolver ot
Oily National Bank In Mlamt,
Plaintiff
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r e
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C»ll 3!& E n m l McCall, bla «!(•.
bL
a«(«( uU r u
.
r a a B c ta n u pr fta p w tg t
n o t ic w
,o w MABTWifS a * L «
Notlee la hereby gives that uader a ad by utrlua e t the flnel Do-
4re e ot f e re toed ee. render ed by the
iTaapreble M. B. gmllh, nne nf the
iudgei M the Circuit Oeurt « f the
Vflailr-JedtMal C'reult ol Florid*.
In . and fee Bewlneta County, on
the tlret day nf February. A D IM1. sn amended an Ike Twontu*
wSaaf MmI a t i k e Ire n w a te r
p ip e e s te rln p esM k a w a fro m
tho W ail lU e th ereo f. T hanea
in Ike l i m a d irectio n l i i t e m
hundrad v k irty -th re a t t i l l ) feet
m ere or d r A , a lte g k lh e r le th a
n u t line e l Ik e tfo re e s ld seelio n
fotiM eaif ( I t l
In L ake
O rien ts. T h en ce d e a th
fo u r
hu n d red f lf ly - e ls h t ( t H l feet
e re or Ire* to a p o in t In e ild
'k e O rien ts, l i m i t e d tw e n ty n in e
hundred
• e le h ly th re e
f t l l l l feet S outh of tho a fo re la id N ortheaet ea rn e r of the
M ereaald ■ •a th e a e t a u i r t e r of
ju e tlo n ‘T e a rlM * I l f ) . T h ence
W r it th irte e n h u n d red tw e n ty fo er and n h a lf.fe e t* <iatd l-*>
to • a n a l e lln a te d fo u rteen
h u n d re d t h t r l y - e i e ( l i l i ) f e e i
S outh o l th e M orthw eet c o rn er
e f Ihle deeerlhed trn rt. T h en re
N o rik on th e anbdlvlalen tine
fo u rte e n
h u n d red th irty -o n e
U I I I Y f re t th eald N arth w eet
e a rn e r nf thle deeerihed tra c t,
r o n ta ln la e
tw e n ty .n la e
end .
• e v e u ty tk re e
o n e-h u n d ra d th e
H M D u r e a M #re o r teae. T h e
g e n th
th re e
h u n d red
fo rty
t i l l ! feel o f e a 'd M art b elnv
In Section T w e n ty -th re e f f t )
tn T ow nahlp T w en ty -n ae ( I t )
S m ith. . l u n i *
T w a n ty n tn a
t i l ) ICaal 1
C
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 —(AV> determine where the public
**•« to elt la a mutton picre house, a tfmmittee for tho
NUty. of. Motion Pkture R ad
ii™ wfll padarUka a nith...
ONB O F the moat thrilling plcturaa yat produced by tho Wagpar
Bros. Studio U “T h e Sea Hawk,” starring E rrol Flynn, w ith a c u t
of thouiandi. Including Brenda Marshall,
A lb n
Hale, Claude
R alni, Donald C rb p and Flore Robaon, to bo screened n e s t Wed
nesday and Thursday a t tba Rita Theater.
Science Hi
Increases Its Tobrsaca To H ast
Jtiporim ental work with dUfcrent
........... '
varieties and tiralni of b tiuct ha*
been carried oat St Stnlord, Ctinct.
vllb, Belle Gbdf. Bridcnton. H u tin g i, in d llo m etltid by member• of
tho Florida Agrkaltueal Eiperiment
Station touted In rath a( there
ixcat. The findings a rt In complete
igrcemant that. Of all availakb com
mercial virltlba at Ihb time. Im
perial St h tt exhibited the gretteil
tolerance to high temperature*, regardlua of tho auaon or location In
which the comparlaon wat made.
This fact, the major barn of Imporunca to commcrtbl growerf. b
la agraenunt with rem its reported
i Cornell Unlyertily AgriculCxptrimeot Stition In t i l l ,
Imperial 44 had been taabd
it a number, of other vatiriba
ralni. T h b itrtio . u we'l u
Imperial atraba on' tho
U k u acat In “Tho Oay Falcon,” f l a t o f a aoriaa depicting the ad• f. Vk? r * i ^ T
aupor-alcath, pUyvd by G eorg.
Tn t M j
OH. JL A h ri.
a a a lle n h le D
• re»y given th at aa
.Juum . e o l b A ^ M d
held, s a d ,the asms
I'IM
JS E .1;
ity. . r i o r b i . via..
VlhWJSr-cun.
A n n ie L. C a rter. M re n .
N l l.< o HH Ol
A.
RB SI «W H l m
.lL m
jt
ta r n s f i f i f i g
m b Bee. ran N Til ft. A I S l l l lt.
m end excepting therefrom that
Iftaln-parrel af land mare paymaarly daaerihed aa fellow*, to.
fe e t W eet nf th e N * C orner
a f said S B I-A *an lh a a e c
te n th . a tM e e .
B. clo n e th e
u t ’oTSa
B B I - t U tr e e K aet and W eal
a d ie ts nee of l i l t «odt U - « i
■•own • • W. I I Mahnlta. Jr.I B.,0.
. JPHnUlMB ^^W ^ w I y y t p f l i 1 g i f g o rn llo n ; A rth u r R. C row ley, atoo
. Mr eom etim ea k n o w n ao A r th u r Bil
C n tw ley i lUiyoi y v rn C o rp o ra tio n , ,
a o 'n l e r r e a l a a l n g af U to deearlp tlo n , th e n re
t e e t h A dee.
41 ml a B oat . ih tf ly - a s e feel.
eaewp V eure. a dtot i l l f l a t m ere o r leas
tout tin # a f B eetlen 14,
l e r t k a lo n g thu eeetlou
f ie f m o re o r b o a t o a
■ ml A
r. tone
a
ordered that the
• • Itoa/eter. ppI Complaint a t or
3«y In December.
%*■ l; \ 1
:
aw i d
W eal t i l l f e d
to the p o in t of
a a#
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Celery Fed Gri&taf* Lose .
To S t r o n g Orlando Team
fey One-Sided S t o r e , 35
An outclassed Sanfbfd
u ght
T .lk n tly
again.
B ssarful Orlando T lg en h tn
Mat tto h t but w ers driven conU a # > 7 *4«H nird aa th# visit,
ors won 5S-0
II era* a heartbreaking game
fa r Am W i who have been pointtoff U season for thU one conta it and had worked hard for
to perfect their play for
Am all-im portant gam*.
0M tk* affenae It appeared
Ik A Ortoado had M e . a . many
■Ml Ml th* field aa Sanford
wkea massive interference ran
ib to d Of th . T iger ball carrier.,
Bbeddtogr would be tacblen, and
M AM defenses the vlilting line*.
■ A held like a wall against th*
Of the Fad ball to te d .
B r n a a played the gam*
1 the way. Ilia
spirit
hi* teammates but It
gatoa last night, fo r spirit ean
gteu Am tm m an edge but not
A whole gam*. Cleveland was In
oa AM dafenao playing atrrmgly,
walla rb rre il and T tnlutk tried
" B u tta rb a ir H erring from Braru
an gmtnad about 17 yard, to ear
ly th* ball to the Tlg*r I I yard
atrip* got here the dire bogged
down and the local* fall'
•core. Herring, Odham, FI
WEEKLY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
O am n for Saturday. Nov. I. 1041
1040 Mom.
Bcore Tmm
Horn.
Twin
each of the four ex tra point*
he kicked and Lewis came through
on the fifth one fo r a perfect
Boring the half the Fed band
Joined the Cekryettea In a comi
cal performance of putting th .
TTgW Sfi tit* hm . Th* unveiling
of a sheet In th* midet of the
Celcryetto* hi mid-field re w a l
ed a tig er on th* wrong end
af a broom wellded by a witch.
Th* rvtrvat was disorderly, but
faat.
At on* time hi the performance
It appeared th* band members
and the C ekryettea would wind
*P In a knot but they marched
out of an ervr tightening eircl*
with sm ilin g precision and left
Leroy Hoequlst carried the Fleming .
gam* for the Tiger* to show fen . T. Brown
hie assets aa a candidate for Clewland
• Mac* la Am , a ll-.tate beck field. W * tofaap* around and and
off tackle behind Interference
baffled odd ta ttered At* 7*4 de,
fenoa.
Room , W. Hook and Leo we7*
ground gainers fo r th* Tigers.
H iring a llfl-pound 'm an seamt e f along with th* ball pick
up yardage amused AM 4,000
fan* and Httte Hook wag hot,
Th* first score of th* gam*
cam# when Hoeqalat took a San
ford kkk, twisted from th* Ml
to the 10 yard atrip*. Two more
plays carried th* kail to Am
t<an ford nine Whar* .th# Tiger*
K
IN T ER SE C T S
U-7
Army-Notr# Dam*
Detroit-M anhattan
4-0
Forvlham-Purdue
11-7
DNP
Marqu«tte*lCl**ls*lppl
Marsh&ll-Wakt r u r a l
10-31
7-10
PUt-Ohlo Stmt.
Wlsconstn-Syraeusa
DNP
EAST
AUsghrny-Rochester
American U-ltondolph Mac 13-24
Arnold-Vtontclslr
0-6
Bergen-New York Agglea
11-0
Bloom* burg-Kutstown
0-20
Boaton College-Temple
33-20
Boaton U.-American In t.m a t. DNP
Bowdoin-Balea
12-2
Bocknell-Weet Maryland
0-0
Buffalo-Lehigh
DNP
California T r-O ro v . City
0-24
C. C N. Y.-Hobart
DNP
Colgate-Holy Croaa
6-0
Colby-Main.
14-0
CotumUa-Cbmell
0-27
Connecticut-Middle bury
DNP
Dart mouth-William A Mary DNP
DeUwmre-Mount St. Mary
DNP
Dtcklnson-Drtxel
DNP
Duqueane-Vlllanora
16-10
E. Stroudaburg-ManalUld
10-0
ffranklln Marahall-Albrtght
27-4
Pranklln-Trohaylvanla
13-18
O etty.burg-L afay.tta
0-43
O nen Mountaln-TUton
8-3
Hamllton-Swarthmora
6-24
Haeerford-Oullfonl
DNP
H of.tra-HyannU
44-0
Indiana T r -Clarion Tr.
14-12
llhaca-T hltl
DNP
Johna Hopklna-Suaqu.hanna DNP
Lebanon Valley-Blu. Rldga
4-0
Lock Havtn-CorUand
4-11
Iaiw. 1I Texille-New B ritain DNP
Maaaachua«tta Btate-Amherst 0-14
N .w Hampahlre-Norwlch
DNP
Pvnn-Navy
20-0
Prlnceton-H arrard
4 0-0
Provld.nc.-Sprtngfl.ld
20-0
Rutgere-Maryland
Bhlpn*burg-Slippery Rock
8 t. Anaelm-La Salle
St. Lawrence-Alfted
Tufta-Northeastem
Urtlnus- Muhlen burg
Varmont-Ranaseteer
Wagner-Brooklyn Coll.
W ashington Coll.-Penn MU
W. A J -Bethany
Weeleyan-Coaat Ouard •
Wllltams-Union
Worcester-Rhode Island St.
Tale-Brown
1940 Home
Score Team
Aurora-Mission
Ball Statc-Mancheater
Baldwin-Wall-Dari. Elkina
Bethany-Ottowa
Buller-Wabaah
Carleton-Coe
Centra-Hanover
Dakota Wealey-B Normal
D ana-ll.bron
Dayton-Clnclnnatl
DePauw-Louisville
Duluth-Moorehe.il
Du tuque-W art burg
Earlham-Rose Poly
East minoU-MIlUkin
Eau Clalre-Rlv.r Palls
ElMndala-Vallty City
Elmhurat-Wheaton
Eureka-C anhag.
Evan m ile-Central
Pt. Hayea-Waahburn
Orinnell-Bclolt
Oust. Adolph-Western Union
Heldelberg-WIttrnberg
llllnou Coll.-Culver Stockton
IlllnoU Normal-Macomb
llllnoU We.leyan-Toledo ^
Iowa fitat*-South D ak o u
Iowa Tr.-N. Dakota B u t*
John Carroll-West. Reserve
Kalamazoo-Adrian
Kent St.-Bowling Orten (O )
Klrk.vtlM C.ntnU Bt.
Knox-Com.ll (Iowa)
La Croaee-Whit, w ater
L ak. Portat-N orth Central
Lawrsnce-Ripon
Michigan SUte-Mlsaourl
MUton-Northw.at Cotleg*
Monmouth-Auguatana
Momlngelde-Detroit Tech.
North Dakota-Bradl.y Tech
Obertln-Kenyon
Ohio Northem-Muaklngum
Ohio U.-Mlaml
Otterbein-Ckpltal
Pzr.on.-L or*.
PlattvtU.-Oahkoeh
PrtncipU-McK.ndre*
Rolla Mlnes-S. W. Missouri
St. Joseph (tnd)-Carroll
Southern Conference
T h . Citadel-South Carolina
4-31
N. Carollna-N. Carolina S ta t. T-13
V M. I.-Davldaon
13-7
V F. L-Virginia
4-0
Other O a n i.
Cumberland-Eaet Tennea.ee 0-13
E a .t Ky. 3t»te-Georgetown DNP
Palrmount-Glenvin.
13-24
Georgia Tech-Duke
T-41
Howard-Tampa
DNP
Klng-Roanoka
13-20
Maryville-Car»oh Newman
13-27
M ercer-Pre.byterlan
2-3
MIUlgan-Tuaculum
20-0
Mlllaapa-Mlaalaalppl Q>U.
0-27
Mlaa. Southem-Loulalana Coll. 12-7
Richmond-Hemp.-Sydney
30-12
Union ( Ky l-lllwaaaee
21-7
Wnah.-Lee-W. Virginia
7-12
Weat. St. Tr-W eat. Ky. Tr. 4-23
W. Car -Emery A Henry
DNP
0-13
6-7
DNP
10-13
10-12
13-12
13-0
7-0
6-13
7-0
DNP
0-18
20-7
0-47
12-8
8-10
12-12
10-13
SOUTHWEST
6-10
Routhweetera O n f e n a e e
DNP
0-17
DNP A rkanaa.-Texas A. A VC.
13-14
0-8 Baylor-Texaa Christian
21-14
DNP 8. Me thodl.t-Texas
Other Ounee '
13-33
DNP Abilene Chrt.Uan-Au.tln
4-0
34-0 Ariaona Sta»e-N. M Aggie* . 0-14
DNP Artaona-Tcxa. Mina.
30-13
DNP Near Mexico-Neva da
-DNP
13-7 Itlc-C enlenary
\ 26-0
0-12 Sam llouaton-E. Texas Tr. I 10-4
12-13 8chr»ln*r-N T. A. C.
I 24-0
13-0 8 F. Auatln-Ttxaa A. A I * 7-14
10-7
ROCKY m o u n ta in s
7-7
Mountain S u i t s Big Berta
7.0
20-7 Denver-Colorado Stat*
14-13
o-7 Utah St.-Brlgham Young
7-12
DNP Utah-Coloradu
21.13
13-7
11-13
DNP
6-32
DNP
6-13
27-0
o-32
6-7
H u m an a.
hrilliunt
ftigmtl caller.
Grid Game fo r
Female Players
fadlvldoal Yardage
SANFORD
Cleveland
DELAND. Nov. 1 — (Special)
—Football fo r th* fcm m tt, or by
them, will he one of the featured
events here Saturady morning
aa two t a a m a of Stetson
University co-eds taka to th*
gridiron aa p art of the school's
annul
Freshm an
Day. With
th« rules calling fo r touch In
stead o f tockJUIg and unreatrkL
ad substitutions and time-outs,
tha feminine fra y will be between
on* squad composed of frshm an
girls and A second composed of
w pptrdaao co-ed*.
Ed Furlong, form er varsity
• U r fo r 8U teon and now an in .
structor In economics. Is coachtog- Um upnorclase woman'* team,
wall* C o rf "Doc" Johnson, hlm-
B rsntn
Truluck
Farrell
Wolfer
Tout
Hoequltt
Lee
Roue*
W. Hook
GINS - LIQUORS
Couch Itenih* Uierman
el*
|H*ct»*il to <o*rt Wvrrru 1’lunkeU
at quarter, Daley ut left halfback,
(Inman* nt right half ami Boh
Swfitfrr i»t full hack With Smith
in, Sw eijer will iro to right half.
Daley to right half. Daley to full*
It ck mill Garnaar to quartert'Ack.
Minneantii’-a | mm- u ill m ist Pu*
kemn. .1 brilliant forwanl on of
ffliao or iltfrio r
pi^c# will
he taken l>> .John Hillman In aJ*
illtion. the t»o|»hera won’t Iscve
the fulltime aervicea of 0<!sot4
who will he wearing a kne* hrao*
If lie get a into th** engagement.
H u aturtiMu place m i i*rpeclnl
«ino- All-Southrrn Wnlter May.
to be t:ik*n t*\ K-l I.rchnar, 200berry.
..b .rrv rp . th ro u g h o u t
H
pound Minor
the Penlneiila Stnlr nre awaltlnir
v‘ G i
The w .ilh ii forca«t -anl skie»»
Hireling
"F ireb a ll
• JtoV
would he ,le.»r hut hititnl nt the
po«4ihilit\ of a i tin or snow •
wetted gridiron
Heavy irolnfl
Next week', classic has drawn
George Hilt
would aid lh* tbipber*. wiioll hold
the greateet advance «a1* in the
i weight advafllage. with fs*t
hUInry nf the series. IVobihly Jeorge Hill, secretary to Rep Ham........... a r :t !, iii.litltf NorthIra. than 100 reserved aeat tick- ' Jton Kish of New York, >■< re
el. for the game remain on tale J eaaed on bond in W a.hington altrr
*'»•>*! rn»‘< O ell
attack
b'iilt
today, leaving only the s p p r n ii- |i* was indicted on two count, of
round Otto ilraham and Hill
niately 3,000 general *<lm!»»lf>nI 'rornrpV per)»ry" in rnnncftion De t*.irr«*vont Inith able runnel <
•eal. still available. A record, with th* Grand Ju ry ’. Investigation
crowd may therefore be on hand of foreign propaganda agent.. Hill
for the proceeding*.
e a i questioned in connection mth
Junior, didn't play
Sinkwich
against the Gator* last Fall,
when Florida won 18.13. because
af an ankle Injury which occur
red the previous week, »o moel
home-.taler* al the fOth belli*
in th* •■•ri** will h* ***lnr him
fur th* first litnr.
'
Tripl*-lhr**t Tommy, mi lh*
other han<l, has
*e*n actum
against the Bulldog* twice and
ha. turned In outstanding per
formance*. Rut he's ju*t reaching
his peak this year. In running,
parsing, and klrkinr.
and
is
mining into hi* own a« the
Gator .parkplug
lie plave.1 hi, heart util again,t
I.. S. I' list week, leforr n
slight Injury late hi the game
necessitated hi*
removal.
Ill*
running and na.slng were prime
Titles At Risk As
Battered Gophers
Meet Northwestern
7-27
DNP
practice sessions today.
Com.
meriting upon th* forthcoming
grid b it, a campus news w rn-i
said: ’’The question Is can youth
and freahnzat triumph over age
•ml deception?"
Among other highlights of th”
Freshman Day program will be
the annual tug-of-w ar between
freshman and upp*rclaza
men
students. Outcome of tbo tug
ging tilt will decide w hether the
first-gear boys must continue to
wear their rat rap hcadrear for
teveral additional weeks, accord
ing to sponsoring
committee
members' report*.
LEGAL N0 T 1CR8
atrial*.
) swmn (our cam** ih i, rn ii >"
But this pair won't I* lh* n ,n
un.h-fi-alnl string ••( l :l
only on* wurthy of watching- B|raivrht.
wh*n th* two *l*v*n* meet.' Smith Iw expected t« lx- run it'
Florida h a. In Frank llutll °»**whfn a wcorlng chance come* up
of th . Vouthra.tem Conf.rtnc* , I b, t r twisteri right knee will r»l
top sophomore fe c k , to P ^ y ' Minnesota of a g n r t kicker. Hill
under Harrison, and CapL llayward Allen of lh* Bulldogs, Slnk- for Florida, end A lternate Capt.
w kb’s undentudy, is a great
Cliff Klmsey for the Bulldog*.,
p iu « r.
A t' th* right half spot Flo l a s t season as Junloys they idsv- j
moved to
rida has deptndabl* Leo Cahill, Sd full!>ark. butandhave
signul-culling.
but mor* Interesting will be the | lh*
comparison
of
hi* sltrrnal*,
Fondren Mitchell, and Georgia's
T am ar Davis. They were th*
IF YOUR TASTE DEMAND*
twu outstanding SRC sophs at
their posts last yrar, anti rach
THE BEST IN
ranked th*n as his team's lead
ing paaa receiver.
They met another time, too— j
as sprinters on their school's
tract teams In a dual meet, sink
hers Mitchell got the edge for
first place by a yard or so.
A t fullback It's a pair of redheads— Ken dCeupcr
for
th*
BE SURE TO VISIT
Geerglana, end Lee Mack of
Florida. -They are hefty, hardplugging llne-smackers. and Msck
is leading his tiim in scoring.
An added similarity—they are
Southern
grldder*
by cholc*
rather than
nativity. Keuper
hailing from Wisconsin and Mack
from Pennsylvania.
Quarterbacks will b* Charley
Tate, who'll appear b*for* th#
home town folk* in Jacksonville,
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• WINES
PERIL FOR WAITRE8H
FRANKFORT. Ky., N iv. 1 - (A>)—A new nasard in the car.
eer «f a waitress was reported
by the state Industrial relations
deportment. It said a Louisville
w aitress, Mattl Campbell, filed
a workmen's compensation elstoi
fo r an unspecified amount after
a restaurant customer U t h er on
th# arm.
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GEORGE SPENCER
The flmt P. T A. m eeting of
the Junior High will be next
Tuesday, Nov. 4 »t 3:30 P. M
In the Junior llifh School audi
r . ▼. A.
.......
torium
In the Science cleat for the
OffW ____
peat alx wccka, which Included
rk iH l . .
.
the litte r part of Septem ber and
limb*
the first weeks In October, tho
tlhmrr
' a lith grade atudenta have
<l*~*-w
studying about air and w ater, the
gases that compote the air, how
to purify water, and what rheral
cala help In the purification.
The neat all weeka the acletice
d a ta will atudy axlronom r. the
T W h.‘
Since the November election* of 1940, there hare been >k “j> e t th e - pUnahrRama'a room waa In charge
many changes In the United States Senate. Death alone of Mrs.
the chapel prortian Tuesday
has taken many of Congreaa’ most prominent members, Morning. The announcer, Ed
while elevation to the Supreme Court took James F. ltyrnes Ward, read the 23rd Panlm f i r
the acripture, after which tho
of South Carolina and resignations took others.
Lord's Prayer waa r» pea tod by
In South Carolina, Senator James F. Byrne; (Demo the
aaaembly. John RnMnsnn then
crat) resigned to become an associate justice of the Su gave a piano aolo, “ Relieve Mr
preme Court, and Governor Burnet R. Maybank appointed If All Thoae Endearing Young
Alva M. Lumpkin aa his successor. A few weeks later death Charm*.'V John ha* never taker,
a piano leaaon in hla life. Bar*
lock Lumpkin and Roger C. Peace, Grecr.vllln publisher, bara
Whitmoic aanK* a aolc, “ My
was chosen to fill out the unexpired term. Senator Peace Alice Blue Gown,” after which
(Jwynn
Reel gave
a reading,
served until after a special, September election when Gov
of S late," l.y lyingfellow.
ernor Maybank beat ex-Govemor Olln D. Johnston and Rep. "Ship
Another piano aolo waa olayed
Jorcph R. Bryson to become senator.
by Audrey Toll, after
which
One of the greatest Senate tragedies was the sudden John Roblnuon, Rarbara W hit,
•loath of Nevada's Key Pittman, president pro tempore of more, R hrtt Raven.il, a n j Mar
the Senate, only a few weeka after hla rc-e!ctlon. Plttmnn g aret Tuten aang two aonge,
the Gem of the
was chairman of the all-important foreign relations com "Columbia
Ocean," and "Anc'vira Awelgh."
mittee. Succeeding him was Beikeicy L. Bunker, a Gover Reverend Martin J. Brnm gave
a vary entertaining and Instruc
nor E. P. CarvlUe appointee.
talk on the Nuvy and Nnvy
Death struck again when It took Mississippi’s Put Har tive
Day. He gave a «nort outline
rison (Democrat), Plttman’a successor ns president pro tem on
the atratrgy of the American
pore. Senator Harrison was a veteran of BO years service Navy, and the diverjltlea of the
in Congress and was chairman of the strong Senate Fi different naviea all over the
...... .... Committee.
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nance
Governor .Paul B. Johnson aappointed globe. He drew akrtchei of conKtrltMT* KdUmw
r«*wr wiimn
)trr*rt«r»: .. ........
The Senate Changes
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Student Urges Football Boys
To Get Back In Winner Column
by d if f e r s D w ta r
Four games hare been lost
thu* far In tha season, but th at
len t all that ha* been loot. Four
football gamea—that's nothing—
worse team* than ours have lost
three straight game*, but that
Isn't us. There la no rxcuse for
our lotaet. Ih half, wa have lost
our flih tln g spirit, our team
work, and w o n t or all, the con
fidence of our coach. Although
Coach Me Lucas haa shown plenty
of spirit this year.
Anyone can tell th at ha la dis
appointed In hla boys. To him
self he says, “ Why don't they dig
In, gat a litUa life, and fight Ilka
they used to ^ -fH E CELERY
FED WAY." "W hy don't they
Student Sketches
and retiring Governor Homer. A. Holt appointed Clarence
Martin u his successor. Neely claimed Holt had no au
thority Jo do thla and thua chose Joseph Rosier for the
Senate office. The controversy was relayed to the Elections
CommittM of the 8enate, which voted to seat Rosier.
Thee* have been the changes in the United 8tates Sen
ate since November of last year. The Senato has been
robbed of some of Its moat capable members who died or
resigned. Their records have been moat noteworthy and
will not b#A**lly forgotten. The deeds of the late Sena
tors Pittman, Harrison, and Sheppard are Indeed models
for other senators to follow and remember. Years of fu
ture success and fame are expected of Justice Byrnes,
Judge Miller and Governor Neely In their new roles, und of
the suceesaora to those who have passed on or - stepped
down.
By EDWARD MARSHALL
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D elegates To Yoiith Parley
Make Report To Students
?L" B *?• »nd
dleton, the
through tha audience and op onto
Harman Mid- th e a tag* while David Gatthal
played a funeral march on hi*
to
» tlla
out
a t Southern
College In LahsUnd trw n p e t Tha cheerleader* took
rt. 33 and 14, spoke a t tha n dummy which reproeeuted O r
on Oct.
ar assem bly of the
lando out of tb s coffin end O r
£ £ ? H igh1Schoo H a st lande waa hung In tfflg y . Im
T t a i e * * ' ( H '-j
mediately a fte r the "Sanglng",
Um roof of tha auditorium was
Thl* y e a r the
__
Youth r e l a y
was, "American "lifted" by the singing of the
Youth A hd Thu F u tu re." Rev, t^pool song.
te r of th e DeA t this point In th a program
aad D r. Ludd M. th e Ole* Club cam* pnto tha
I
o f Southern
»P»7F.
CoUega.
to the delegates a t stag e and Introduced two i
p ap songs which were w ritten by
-a formal
O el
a f the Gte* C h*.
“Ouri
Lyow
Following a aerie* of “yella",
And
lean Um chapel program Ursa eonyouth bad a a
g a a vaviifc
bean eul The GaWan C l e b l a
sponsored by Mr. Morris. Tha
members a re ; Rlllv f l's y , P«U
Kenedy, Owynn RrM. Paul M a.
thews, Billy Kennedy.
Bobby
Johnaon. Clark Moore. Floyd Jen
kins, Richard Lord. Charles WII.
Ilamaon, Johnny P -tarc, Luther
W right and F ran k Musa.
OVIEDO
School
Tha Oviedo F u tu re Farm ers
held th slr reg u lar m ealing Mon
day night, O c t V . W* decided
to build a slat house a t th a roar
o f tho Future F an ner garden
and ra n t tha other p a r t Wa a l
to planaed to cell eur trailer
as soon as possible. An latareating program waa presented
on safety in which all boy* pertlclpatod. The
following boys
wore present:
P ete H u n t Jam** H enry Coop
e r, Boh Parker, T»mmy Staley.
E arl Beasley, A rth u r M etcalf,
Edward Deul. Jock
Malcolm.
Marlow* Link. Canbv Kimble,
Lex Abell, Teddy Kimble. Charlee
Aulln, Daalql Luka* s a d Leon OIlift.
__________ ’
Natalie True Docs
Justice To S. H. 8.
Ftr*.1
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FAVORITE FOOD—Spinach
PE T L IK E -H allday*
PET HATE—SOME teacher* »•
ACTIVITIES—D ebate Club.
H I0 H U 0 H T O F SCHOOL CABEER — G raduating (If and
whan).
JUNIOR—MARGIE JONES
BIRTHDAY—Ja n . 1
BIRTHPLACE—Saaford.
FAVORITE PA STIM E—Thinking,
of Fred.
HOBBY—Keeping my scraobook
FAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRESS
------------— Bette Davis and Georg#
B ra n t
FAVORITE ORCHESTRA— 8unny Dunham
FAVORITE BONG— "Stardust"
FAVORITE^ F O O D -C herry PI*
POT H ATE—Tw o faced people
PET LIKE— G etting letters from
G-vin*
A c t i v i t i e s —G lee ciob, s. d .
C., C elerystte. Celery
Fed
Staff, Seminole County School
New* S taff, 111* Eneentblt
HIGHLIGHT
1G HU OH T O F SCHOOL CAR.
‘
EER^-Society E ditor of
*f Sens,
EER4-Society
tnol* Coemty School News.* «
SOPHOMORE — PEGGIE DUN-
be featured daring the week, -on
all national networks, and spot
announcements will be sent from
Book Weak headquarters to over
800 local stations.
Thursday, N or. 8. la tha day
chosen fo r national emphasis,
and It la on this data that Sem
inole High School will give spe
cial observance to Book Week. A
Chapel program haa teen plan
ned. by M bs Edna Chittenden,
librarian, . H arry Lae, J r . and
Dick Meriwether of the Student
Council Library committee. SupL
T. W. Lawton wlU be the main
speaker, and hla subject will be
the national them e, FORWARD
WITH BOOKS, Students will
participate
In
the program
through musical nundwrs la n d
brief talks.
CAM
BIRTHDAY—JA N . 33.
BIRTHPLACE—Sanford
FAVORITE PASTIME—Dancing
HOBBY— Dodging certain phone
calls
FAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRESS
— Lana T u rn er and Ray MIL
FAVORIT EORCHESTRA—C har
lie Rplvak
FAVORITE BONO
“T em pt*.
S. H. S. Rambling*
■y HU-DUNIT
Rings I R lngil Rings I and It all
rings tr u e -L O I S CALDWELL la
sporting a class ring—on* big
enough fa r t bracelet type—and
■Inc* DUB'S arriv al last w eek,
end MARY RABUN la wearing a
beautiful opal, h e r birthday pre
sent. While the third finger, le ft
hand of BESSIE ADKINB supporta a diamond— wheel Wedding
bells. Who haa not scan those
8. II. S. elisa rings worn by our
dignified seniors.
■
Though FUZZY MORELAND
end ANN STINE seem definitely
to be “ tlM -up." PAUL HICK
SON say . hla specialty la untying
knots—th at a re n 't a Ire am. B ut
h ire Is something th a t 1st “ GRID
IRON” FARRELL elaimt ha Is
carrying tha torch for a gel h*
dreamed about the rth e r n ig h t
Now ain’t thet something) KIR
BY FITE throw a m ast rilxy
squab supper a fte r the OcalaSsnford gam*.
MARTHA BROWN'S »r*ka to
Camp Blending e ra becoming a
h a b it They **v she is collecting
soldier pins, W* call THAT an
Interesting HOBBY. Know what?
DICK M ERIW ETHER
think*
ANN WIGGINS la *o^> attraetlve— but w on't do a thing about
i t Now w* think that'* a sham*,
especially when tho feeling may
be mutual. If the two suereas.
ful dance* of tha JUNIOR
CLASS have netted w het they
claim, It la only a “dr.>p" In tha
bank account” So let1* support
'em all you Jitterbug*.— W* Just
can’t figure the h e a rt Interest
of
LEONA
HOWARD.
W*
thought It might be FRANK
KELLY but with notes being
passed between h er and BOBBY
PROCTOR, who knaweT
A weekend In D unntllon with
JU T E KEYS and hla grandpar
ent* suited MARGUERITE DUNCAN Joet rig h t Can you blame
her?— Seams as If JEA N HAR
PER la carrying tha torch fo r bar
old nam e, ELMORE, again.
If our "C elery F ed" adver
tising m anager, HOWARD HOTELER. needs any assistance h#
w o n t have any
long Hat of adi
he has a*,
qulred. Seems aaaa II
XUTM
If RUTH
STENST ROM has joined th at
H at Can’t blame you, RUTHII
Who Is BETTY
W ILK IN .
SON’S Interest in O rlando! All
we can find out is th a t lb"7
call him "B eetle."
"Y ea do the derndoet things.
LUAM S
M B T lf
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Better Posture Is
Urged In Gym Class
By M. B A IL K IPP
On tha weekend of Oct. 18 and
IT, several af tha Seminole princi
pal* went to Gainesville to a t
tend a conferees# of the
mda called jointly by the l£ ri£
Education Association and tha
8 ta t a Department of Educa tion.
Thoae who attended from Semi*
nol* County were Prof. T . W.
Lawton, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Prof. G. E. McKay of
Seminole High School. Prof. H.
E. Morris of Sanforl Junior High
School, Prof. W. U Slew of
Genova School and Prof. R. E.
Kipp of the S a n fe rt G ra m m a
People
OF SCHOOL CARI tin
g e t to
FRESHMAN — " f RANK JO HN SON
B IR T H D A Y -O et 4.
BIRTHPLACE—Sanford.
FAVORITE P A S T IM E -P lay in g
fsotbalL*
IIOBBY— H unting
FAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRESS
—Spencer Tracy and Jean Benn ett
Dr. Dan Cone Will
Speak At Meeting
By FATTY HODGE
Dr. Den Cone will speak-L _
"Modern Problem* la Community
H oettk," a t the m eeting o f
“
‘ ~High S
e h o # |pP.. T
S-mlnolc
Behool
w hkh wlU t o bald Tuesday, N oe.
4.
Dr. Con* la connected w ith Um
new Health g r it which Is being
la Saaford and hla
to t o of moch
0th
parents
l
m
ta
iiK
S
*
s” s t r j j t s t a i
f • e lc tiM l
mltta* to
of peychotogiate In tha varioda
“ p S w le e a l a d d re ta t of t->
conference wag* delivered %J W .
B. Riley of th* Georgia
_ CoUega fo r Teathem
O r. Kal Jensen of the Unirxlty of Wisconsin. Inridenthf
Dr. Riley' to oo* of tho m ajor
profieeors of Prof. P atrick prim*,
now a t th* Murfroegboro State
Teachers Collega bi Tennee-.-e,
sad form erly a principal a t Lam
K e y and Luka Monroe ,ia Uds
county.'
-E r. ••T r -9 tfrr un.»."Utpfto|J
A rts In the Ekm enlry Sehoor.
W. L. Sleg wa* on the She lUtad ftv* points which Um
program of tha meeting. He poke language arte progoma should
to the assembtpg* on the “Raral contribute to the school. FIret Um
Schools o f Florida and their
Prog ram". Tha State D e t r i
ment of Education regards the
Geneva School under the dire*
___ of Prof. W. U 8leg aa
of the boat rural schools la FloriF
da.
A t lunchtime. Prof. Lawton
•dad a committee meeting o f
the F. E. A. and Fla. School
Supta. on “Guidance". Tha
mltta* set up at plan to
•callable a psychologist to
solution of difficult
peobli
Men and women bow a n g tta d la
In the eteta lum vertlties end college* would Und th slr
service* to any teacher or priori
pal th at called them. The com
K J W JS 2 ,'S
to lUtao. Third, the m oeth toorid
be trained to apeak. F ourth, Um
hand should be trotoad to .w rite,
and fifth , th e mind aheeld to
trained to think. Dr. Riley folia
th at the schools have negtoetol
creative week and oral reading.
A* she express sd lt "there are
w n « types of Utormtsre which
are not wanned until they are
clothed to th* human vote*.” ,t
N ext week, I shall attem pt to
gteo yog an outline of th e *p» c h
of Dr. Jensen who undertook to
ckaUenao and reopen th t ques
tion of "Inheritance venue E ta
Hallowe’en Activities Are Claimed
Great Success By S. H. S. Student
By ALICE TEM PLE
Hallowe'en— a time whan gob
lins, witch#*, black cats gad aU
things sinister marge from their
hiding place* sad delight In
chlUtag the spina* of au mor
tal being*— a day o f pumpkin
plea and coro-on-th#-cob. Hallo,
wu’an— an event gone but n et
forgotten. F o r who Obsld forgot
a day of such acttvttie* sa d apo
d a l occasions? Ptata-glaaa windawa were spared, du# to tha
Sanford-Orlando football • duns,
a game to Which m an ; students
have boew looking forw ard
fo r many d a rk f l t o - M t o w d
•xtrcitM um y t m r
was the wm
Um center aad a "c u rta in " waa
brought la by tb* C toerieadera
to aad th e firs t a c t
A ct 8, A w itch (NeU Powell)
appeared chasing a tig er ( to n .
oring Um “O rU ado T lg e n T ) toto th* dark ra eaaaae o f the n ig h t
fierce- anim al b rin g nan*
than Theodore
(Theo)
Power* aad Jim m y A lton.
Act I , A fte r the w itch to d
duly disposed o f the tigers, the
Celeryettes, again oo« in* Into
actiea, farm ed twe doubla afta
el a* sad a aotld trian g le., re t a t
tag around A pivot la tto
to
o ff to loaeh h» kks ear.
a
J n y i e M
of
a a the p a rts o f
Mias Takaah. Mka B aris add
fUnfortl.
to •*#’ MARJORIE J 0 K E 8 W ad.
A r t 1, Both Btrerntrom. J*0» blpek Of.tho
nesday. 8ha waa » cheerleader,
H
arper
aad Valeri* WeU*. preVboyal!
log. Clsaa.
A fter all to m id and done—
a t least we hope all those eryette* onto the field. While
haunts, wttehds, and aobltae have the thro# twWore w ere the* en
been
awa
bean chased away.
W aaat
gaged, the Celery*tU* P«lr*d off,
a super “HaUowo’i
“
on? W e t* Just
their Uveg.
a bundle o f as e nr r ** realty—b u t gJSItoL T to n ^ to e ^ r* dtoid*d*ta
Wlmt' a Hadowa’aa!
It’s all in tha ggamd.
en
I t’s fun while
It lasts h o t my.
ay, th em a fte r *f.
foetal
J o a t betw een you a n d me, w hat
did y ea thtok o f U u t g am e!
H ah? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
By
The parent 1Teether Association
lvnuhrdhmmfwypri
Mr
m et a t the G
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s e n s
n o t
i
iiiuti&tr&r
52-StriJ
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Notes
Plana Are Made
By Thespian Club
Pay-Off Comes
Evening tn Strange Manner
4ld n ri know ju r i how fa s t j
Lawton And Principals Attend
;
Conference Held At Gainesville
FAVORITE FOOD—S teak
T to firs t m eeting of
- • T- hera
Ians~ ,o fi
. -------High Behoof
Behoof urea
was sailed to ardor
by Mack Cleveland a t aritvtty
p o r M la Um Hl-Y room on T ee*.
day.
T to
M chief pgipeea * f th is m eet,
Ing was
waa to dee Id* w hether o r
thg orgaalee ttew would keep
J w to r to f .U - a m n to g jr ^
raa doeldad to k o t o . B ’t o d
coeaaon,
Mian K atharia*
fAmm, Chlttanilan
tty B a tom an, o u t.
f to* oatleUlea fo r
the
ije rt f t to areoae e a r e e r.
a* wa wtQ open toe peek-.
(to w
s to ut
a t Celamkae
S iK -S H i
Oort
It r. —
*■•"-**year.* taM
'g j; E5J« *
tha
S .~
6SU2
a fte r
otays
y iJ 'V ;
On 1
w ant to m eet ana th e m C tto m w
^w ife dressed
» « , w kh « f
me to tto
s e i s i n 55e“2 u
th e a a tieah
I w u even
•A
Well, this le just what tha girls
are 4*lag thla peek to gytf-
an to ., to*
•e l did atop an It,,
OSCEOLA
Tto
M w ft
tn k m
tern
the
wWj,
\
'i
Mr
- ... _
by to* F. T. A. Navy Dgy whlto wee
IS’.Ku,
act
twe^
By LAURELLE DUTTON "ariy a*d gto* It to Um
“ to He t*U aso to ten d . t by yao."
by Mary Rahara
m y wife a id I w ere * a e a r w ay
g , ^
^
They ktaa
A release by Statoon
tan* of
to a masquerade party
slty on axaraloatloos far fresh , Chief *f Police 3
Into t t o
men atadoata revealed th a t twelve hie home. Having
firs t year enrellees achieved e a t
who g rad es ted from
High m at yegr, had......
a a ■*vV m**
o f N In the
Throughout
ff i. f t
....
Crisis1 G to fro o tta g ' tOTa" pointad
ratings. Ladt .year her essay
"W k ri Unci# Bem^Mcana T o MET
o a t th a t .m en to r e alw ays had
received ftra i plaee to to* state
c o n te st Thla eaaay waa ala* ca
B
e
FLORENCE
WELLS
Detered In the N ational Contest.
Myl My I Buck p erioral Have H e r essay ea "T h a t*
FOB ever w atched yourself walk, Meade'* was repd to tha
alt to tr e a t *f a mlr- a —K-nye Camaat. AU <
la praod af N atalia T m .
ytrT
-i • i ■
sssS S ^ rw r? a
show me they w ant to win and
maka ma proud of them. Why
don’t they show the school they
a r t In Ultra to win.” Thla le w hst
you boys a r t there for and thla
is what you boya are going ‘ to
make yourselves do. Thla Is w hat
you fallows are going to fight for
to regain tha terrible losses Infllcted on you and Seminole High
School.
The fate of the Celery Feda la
a t stake and to la everything you
have ever believed In. Let’s make
a winning team now. Lot's not
wait until tha fig h t Is over to
start fighting but begin now to
put the'C elery Feds hack
heck In the
running and show OUR COACH
that wa a r t still with him and
tha school all the way.
Seminole High Will Hear Lawton
Speak On “Forward With Books”
Book Week, which will ba cele
brated next week. Nor. t-8 , was
organised twenty-three y e a n
to dram atise and Intensify
lonsl Interest In children a
Ing. During this period children’s
books hare received ever Increas
ing attention In national circu
lation magtxlnes, on d u b pro
gram s, and on tha radio, net
alone during Book Week, but
throughout the year.
T h t 1941 Book Week them* la
FORWARD WFTH BOOKS I *»•
terest In the place of boojs In
the live* of boys and girt* la ta•rnslfled by tha national drive
for democracy a t home and
abroad, and Book Weak obser
i * " * -™,?;. ^ “ tU nd l ° f l » ,o u t I1?0 u iiM p ire d "te im ^ L a te r ho*'they fUrht Vh, Vtu*VaM.‘ nl vance In many communities will
Rep. Wall Doxey won a nlp-and-tuck battle from his col
Junior High ha« a lir g j acl**c be centered on a patriotic them*.
Icaguo, Rep. Ross A. Collins, to jucrrnl Senator Eastland. tlon of new and Intel eating books
Special Book Week program ;
this year. Some of thus# era: for both adulta and chtldran will
Anothef (tunning blow came aa Senator Morris Shep Nicholas
Arnold Toolmakers Lost
pard (Democrat) of Texas, Dean oi Congress, died unex Worlds, a story of adventure In
pectedly, Shefpard, chairman of the Military Affairs Com Archeology; Into the Wind, Clara
mittee, was rucceeded by Andrew J. Houston, son of Sam G arten; Plang, Gypey Goes to
Shoemaker* Son. a atory
Houston. Senator Houston died a few days after serving In oCollege;
liana Christian Andaraon;
office. A special election found1Governor W. Lee O’Danlel Mf ystery
of Penmarth; and Avia SENIOR— KENNY ECHOLS
winner over such opponents as Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson, tion from Shop to Sky.
B IR T H D A Y -N or. 18.
Roosevelt-bfeked candidate, Gerald C. Mann, aggressive The Garden Club of the J u n . BIRTHPLACE— Sanford.
lor High School has <1 >no a grest FAVORITE PABTIME—D atin'.
state attorney-general, and Rep. Martin Dies, chairman of deal
In Improving tho looks of FAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRK88
the House Un-American Activities Committee.
fhe grounds. They have planted
— Edward 0 . Robinson and HaSenator John E. Millar. Democrat of Arkansas, became an n u als on p a rt o f tho south dy Lam arr
federal judge and resigned hla poeltlon in the Senate. Gov aid# o f the school. Thav have nl» BOBBY — Interpreting Georgia
around
and South Carolina Itug*.
ernor Homer M. Adkins decided upon Lloyd Spencer aa so made a circular walk
K u ttt ride FAVORITE
ORCHESTRA —
hla Ifnmediate successor,
Ql*m» M T
FAVORITE
: •
^ SATURDAY,
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�Sanford la The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail Illghwaj
And Water Transportation
SANFORD. FLORIDA.
TtJRDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1911
Nazis Say Roosevelt ShakeupIn
Suffers Upset From Cabinet
SinkingOfDestroyer, . , ^ 1
!!
German Sources De- Held For Sabotage
dare P r e s i d e n t -------r----------------—
Has Become More
C a u t i o u s Irately
,
rv f
A ttitu d e O l
1|
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n
U. Ui
•
Lord
Halifax.
r*r
i C M S d s On ’
Germany Continue
ainhavtail
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Here la a photo of tha U. 8. destroyer Reuben Ja m n . sunk
in the North Atlantic, according to an announcement by the
(h'jvjf D ep artm ent The d e r tr ty tr was «»f the old flush.derk
• ' •■
T Z J "l
c,blnct^__________
a ATLAN TA.
Striving
Nov.
1
In prevent
th-
Hirer*.
“ l U n ^ o f G e o r g U ' v colli-gt-i, f , n v .
•rnor ^Eugvnc Tslmadgc* author.
President Roosevelt’., atti
tude toward the' sinking of
U m destroyer Reuben James,
said the President ia "suf
fering from an upset politi
cal stamach.”
"U is noteworthy how cau
ti o u s . he haa become.” they
said. * Apparently ha haa tha
Jtoallagi that, ha bit off more la
Um F B I. William ML
t t , la charged with
totagu to
bombing
g m anufactured a t
. M artin A ircraft Co.
i, .where ha waa amwma one of 28,000
EUal, aald to . havs
O ara a n y , pleaded not
S t a s ? day* than ha could dL
l i n r r
l l u g
_
**
. 1 X n
Ih tA II
B . v U v U
t,
_
*_
•
1■*
-
*- _
.
U i m
f l l l u
__
m m
Ised tha board
. - vf
-.’ r r r v n ', today
to review tb > rota which h r in.
solred and i»h‘rh hnvr bniujrht
charges of un.lua political in.
t e r f e r'nee
In higher -duration in
Geori
The tegenta thrn named a
flva-man group to meat here
Monday with n aprcttl Invrati.
gating committer n | the South.
arn Association nf College, and
Secondary Sch-iuli.
Specifically, none could aay
definitely If the group enul I a j .
thoriia Uta re.hirmg of Dr. Wal-
ta r Cocking » V i waa ouited a*
Dean o f the C -lIr g i o f Kduea.
1 ' 1 ■* the U n nrrsity of Georgia
on charge, o f ^dvrruting racial
CC4 iteration ,c »jn
If
It
were
\ im n a u
Blanding W Inter Duds
Will Cost 4 Million
Pepper To Speak1Fully Equipped Delivery Room At !Charges F o r
At Dinner On < Hospital Is Dedicated To Chases Marketing To
November 10
e Discussed
I’ublication Of
Senator Claude Pepper will »ddresa a dinner mretimr of the
Chamlter of (’«»mmerer to he held
Monday evening, Nov.
|0. a t
7:30 o’clock at the Hotel Mayfair, Kdward llurjrinv «rcrvtary
of the body. announced today.
An address b r Tom Griffith
of the
Griffith
Adrertlillig
Agency of St. Petersburg, who la
handling th r advertising of tha
Chamber of Commerce, ia also
planned the same evening to
acquaint the chamber members
ana eltite n , of the county with
tha advertising plans In an e f.
to rt to secure full co-operation
in bringing the progrsm to a
successful conclusion, Mr. Illn tn a
itated.
1
All members of the chamber,
their wives amt citlieiu of tho
county ara tavltad to attgwd tbe
tpeaWars
talk on a subject of vital interest
to them, Mr. Hlggina said
.Those who plan to attend the
dinner are asked to make their
reservations in advance so the
committee in charge -will be aide
to tell how many to prepare for.
Mr lllggina
requested. S tile
Senator K. P. Housholder wdl he
the toastm aster of the evening.
Destroyer Had Met
Submarines Before
apaclro wRh Ut* . 10 and 20 bug T ( )
t. history
» foiu mim-'.ifloor,
-I.-.| Dealers
And
Growers
Daytona Beach | livrry
r....n, .... it....... .
......
.
*
rr
of lh.- Frinal.l.l ..ugbt. ti Mrna.r-I Will Attempt 10
Paper Suspended
A d v e r t i s i n g Plans
Of County To Be
Told By Griffith
U a t I clothing to* s o w W .000 troops
last I bars— m ajarity a f w hott are on
therw Im aneuvers i w ht C artJtna—was
rta h t I placed today a t
apprexlmatoly
ath e r 114.000,000.
south
LL CoU H a rry Culllna. camp
atota quartarm aatar, aald tha avtrmge
f r e s h uniform J o r w latar v m a r for a n .
listed men «aa» aparoalm ately
111 ba I $82, and th a t th a clothing Is.
w lthl*uonee, In pregraaa since OcL I,
day*a Ihad Just been totaptotod.
lowed
Some flguroa In tha Issue inm U r. eluded 200,000 wool eoa (each
heads man haa aevan p a ir a t wool and
itiona eotton o o ealt 68,000 trousers:
MIAMI, Nov. 1 — (IT)— A in .
UmlL 148.000
field Jecketa; 84,000 ter from a crew member of the
‘ or shirts. 00,000 p a ir of shoes: Reuben Jamea told nf other rn.
;*
*0.000 overteato i and 20.000 counters with subm arines befnr.
the American destroyer wa, tor
explains. WMU In ■ few states
Um federal. ronM U ona this y e a r
perm it th o tu h ia p of wood docks,
both federal and etata laws coo.
Una* to pro ta c t th* wood o r
sum m er duck to Florida.
Tho uao a f cattle, horse* or
mnloo m blinds to prohibited by
th* IM 1 regulation* and th* p ro .
hibftion agalast using repeating
o r autoasatie shotguns o f m ors
than a throe aholl capacity con.
",ln,r "T Hs .........to.
S i. v
1
rquipfiirnt
m».|
p* t » f « * r
Reach
Agreement
------ —
Army Plane Carries
Performers For Show
in the lio n et, Iswm In thp srctrn rt
1.1h>ut siul aboyt"’ It.wu.v on
Itivrr Don.
clli.l
Ju«t whiTo th r invailors tloOm,.).
w a, nut utatml in rith.'r instanc€|u|u
a , to Rostov, it MDItlMi mo*
likoly that th»y with noar It—
y rry auburbs *n,l thus cloao
tha lluslan t**uca»ua.
,
All thia auggoatril tho likrl'"
hmal nnil tho last decision f<
Moscow might !«• long delayed-” ’
|H-rhsp, even through tho wlntl*
on a rvUtivoly utatic
front- *
H itler wa, pulling all his pr*i
sure on the south in an effort t
rrach (!auca*isn oil, block tl
llrltLh-A m erlcsn supply
rou'
running up from lv>n. and—J
the (’r lm ta - L> knock out U
grrw test southern ftnvirt itsv
base at Sevastopol.
t t teemed noaslble, in fact, thi
tho current diminution of th* o
WPA Workers To Get
Pay Increase Today $1,326 In Fines Is
Collected In October
JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I —
U P )- Nearly 12,000 WPA work,
era In Florida will re w ire salary
Increase* today whan new wag.'
ratee go into e ffe c t
For fo u r classifications of
NORFOLK, V * . H er. 1 (B padul)— ^ u j W Boon* 10»- WPA employes tho Increase will
mark, J r ., Of Infill, who re .
csnUy complotad hto recruit
trato tag a t th* Norfolk Naval
Jain
Growers
Turkey May Lend In
IIK A F II.
HYDH PARK, N. Y.. Nov. I
—tID —President Rooaevelt
«rrivoel Friday night st his country
ratal.', where Canadian
I’rlme
Minister Mackenzie King
will
Join him today for a ih o rt visit.
The
D esid sn t
came
from
Washington by special train. A
telephone was
connected
with
his private car. as tho
train
paused a t dusk a t Claremont, N.
J., to enable him to talk with
Washington officials and deter,
mine whether any new reports
hail Imen rrccived on the Milking
of tha destroyer Reuben Jam es.
E v e ry th in g
• f Canada, a r.
ly for two day*
a f co n fo n ae*
w ith
Preaidant
Roosevelt, aald “ It would not
surprise mo If all th e phases
of th* *1b u tto n oonesrnlng the
two nations should come up in
the course o f th a conversations."
When asked w hether ha ex
pected to re tu rn to Canada with
u comuloto underot*adIng. King
responded th ere hud hern that
uayT o n a
Thr Srminnlo County AifTiculUP) - Yratrrday marked the la«l the ri*«iin. »«\« il- I ilmt
iMiir of I hi* DaytimN Mritrh Sun* thc f irxt r.|.li|im.>,l' i . .M i..' for lur A**iiriat\n la achc.lulril to
Swnnl, trn -yv»r nM nrwupaprr. liar in olo*t» t . .. .1 ..... . | , . . meet Monday night in thr Ku.
at Iho
ii
«t«tc<! In am •«ln<»rml o f bahy rrvpirnl. ■ .m,I ihi.i »n lh ' lure Karnirra' huildinir
day following
. ,.t,,..il . b.ibv High -t-hnol farm at H:0O o'clock
lh** final cclition hrrr t«w|j*y.
S. II . I !*»n* inihliahiT t»f m mim- wn, |iln.'*'d ,1, It,, „,.i, I,>,,»■ which at which timo grow er, will ilia,
her o f Florida pa»t«*ru m a «aUI aucrraafullt -t.m .d 11,. ,hdd"« cuaa thr proposed acalr of chargrn
in the rditoiiHl to have purrhu*- lung, and i , - i .h *'.*» \ -t-lcm I" offered by dealer, o f thr Statu snys Hitler tleelafed war on th i,,..
lh«* R ru b f|t i*
g o in g
it Farm er, Market, (in , >Vhmah, l r. .S lay linking
n l -40 percent
interest in the Munitioning, adn.illv
preaident of the n,,ociation. atat. James.
other Daytona Heath newspaper life
The Seiaonde i mintv llocpitiil **d tmlny
^
In Ihe F a r Ka«l the newspa^'>,,'*
which will continue to be puth.
lishetl, in an attempt t«» stop the Board re.fmiahed and te-.lrcorThe object nf thr* meeting la per. Nn hi Nlehl, deelares Jspat
long competitive dmh between ated the nun*-»i*1. which n to nhtain an agreeable
price will gel oil "by ex I rnonlinar]
the two editions
nr * Inrttii'd in 'In i.nni'i, to range between «hip|>cr, and grow. means, even if danifenHiA,"
Hitler's m ajor idfenaivc upoi
It w m addei! that »u«peit*i»vi pre|.itre ii f " i tin niitalliitioii, e r, connected with thia partlcu.
of lh** ^un*!lrctml hatl
been of tile ni'W medical ■••|Uipmrnt f lar m arket, which, according to Moacow tanu* to the end of 18 • *n
\ T hr following la th r acale of first month last niifht with •! r ,r
Onlerrtl also I n c a n o f increanetl and inalt m ii.nl«
fir. Tolar, in d e-.n h in e the ih r group, haa
never bren apparent sharp decline in powtr1|n*
Co<«t in newspaper production.
hut there wma much to indieftw"**'
room. Mated that the lightini reached before.
th^t in the fur eo’ith the (irrmat
tlrivrs still were jrvncrally UO nor
halted.
fl||
A t the center, where the W Utl
Nasi armira still sttAwi wall ahnCiuni
~*,n rw HAVCN. Taw ftiw i
nf the' espita!. Smiet diapaUhcv
—
— Within am hour A firi
d«*ciarrd German actlou had fallcf,M"•
news tif the
lf
S
d«**tn»\»*r
to men* l«»cal uttacka m all aiC
Rpuh'ii Jnmr* r* nrh«*«l th»* N a tom sa\4* fo r tho Volokokwif, ltl
v y '* ( orincctlent rn riiitini; h«*i«d.
arm* some 0 5 mile* to th«* north
qUArtrr> lh«* nffici* wa * xwnmprd
went, when* fi|(htinir still wa
with npidii'Atmn* from thr ^ t»ff
reportel heav>\ ()f that whoti
for m«*a duty it wm« reported
theater the Clermait hiifh aom
Fridwv l»y th»* «»ffu'»*r in niiirfi*
ntand significantly continued IU m Io*
S l i d . Li»*ut. Witllrr F. Il'in k
Utter silence.
.
l»*y: •'0 ,‘ coun»**, I hA«l ••» di»nnHut in tho south, where thl » | ;
prttvr thi*m Th»* work ih*-y i»n*
tim e tho Soviet command wa
<l«*Inkt h«*rr is o f th.* ulntoni im
silent, the German* claimed thr
port a nf«*. Ilow rvrr, It *h*»wr* th*
|{ii,,i«n, w rr.' in rrtri'Mt on tw
spirit *»f John .Haul J >n«** -tdl
major fronts- coulhwsnl into th t/| ,
flour llu* in thr hrArtA o f tht
('rnnrsi. IVniiwoilit sn.l rsstw ar,unc J
men of thr navy."
tiSA*duckJnutar's day begin, .t Sanford Boy In Navy
"b'l& ^/'au^hreUM la Sent To Pensacola
r S m l M t o n t o i r Btod* H unting
6 tossy, validated by hto rignatn re ,
th* wmmtoolou statoa.
Thoou etamm commonly called
"duck stam ps." may h e ohtaiaed
Jans Are Determined'
To (Jet Oil “Even
If It Is Dangerous*'
Lo.iiis
tlonal member
tit
Germans Claim Cross
ing Of Donets Riv
er Against Fierce*
Russian Resistance
i n v o l v in g
Talmadge Okeys
Investigation Of
State University
Uvea lo s t
The charge
« f presidential
responsibility waa made by Sen
ator Aiken (R-, VL) during dobato an tha question of luU ag
tho neutrality act's restrictions
an shipping, and Barkley Im
mediately cried tk g t the accuse,
tloo was “unfair.
Reading In a lend voice from
B prepared itatom ent, Aiken
charged th a t President Roosevelt
iI
Washing! on ant! a member
cabinet.
Man Walking Track
Must Expect To Be
Hit,” Is Comment
Me d a f t r a a H w o f th a Reuben
*r«
r
chsngri
Reports Ridicule k
Evacuation Of;
Rostov On Den
Is Reported-
U. S. Destroyer Sunk In The North Atlantic
H a l i f a x Lxp<
London
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NUMBER 56
Member Associated Preuu
In 101 re a rs tried before Mu.
n k ip a l Court Judge P rank I .
Miller, during the month of Oc
tober a total of fl,32A wa* eol.
■acted in fines and turned ovrr
to the City, Police Chief Roy
Williams computed todry.
Seven sessions of the court
were held and the largeat am ount
In fines, $802, waa collected in
the Oct. 13 court, the Chief
aald. At th a t session 33 fines
w ere levied and collect*-’.______
Hallowe’en This Year Is Quietest
County H as Ever Had, Says Williams
W ith th* sxcoptkVi o f on* coL
Ion la which n eith er drivers
>r pose augurs worn Injured, last
(h i w as UM q uietest Hallowe'en
Somfetto County gnd with
each y e a r tha cclabcuUoa be.
cornea toaa dangerous according
to Chief Ray Williams, who at
tributes thia “vx(optional calm,
nses" to th e fact th a t private
paritoa fo r children keep them
out o f “ mtochtof."
One th e ft of cosuoq oenre was
reported la police on doty last
sight. T ha n u t from B. L Per.
klaa Man’s j*or*
w as stolen,
while aaoihOr complaint wma
filed from U * Steka* Canning
CoflBBty. T v u k y .U r M
Miall
* t o t a l ■ had beau broken, *vL
deadly sh o t o u t w ith a boe-bcc
■hep windows were
streaked
“betw een half*" .w hen about 38
member* of th* etudent bond
dressed la orange and black with
toll wltchec’ h a ts end mask*
m arched on to the field aecompanytng
tho
"C flsryett**."
dressed In their usual white cos.
tam es with toll silver hats au-l
masks resembling those of tholr
"partners.’*
Th* drum corps with drum
m ajorette, Jan a
H arper,
b e st
m artial tempo during Ut* p e r.
ferm ance and fallowing a e ra .
I
4
i
■Hnweil to draw paym ents iiml <r
the
Workmen’s
Compensation
Act, Mr. Dawson warned.
to prepare fo r a post-w ar "hor
rible employment condition that
will dw arf lh * 'asp irin decade of
1030-40 "
T hr sp eak tr waa Dr. Dnak S.
Campbell, new president nf Klnr.
Ida S tale College fo r Women,
who adifrtM td about 100 north,
east Florida school teachers hern.
A fter tha w ar, Dr. Campbell
said, the U ip a y e ts soon wlU get
tired of high taxes and w’ll seek
to cut *xp*n***- "W# all know."
he added, " th a t the teaching
profession will be one of the
first to be attacked In tha way
of salary redactions."
41 Killed' In
Factory Fir
Medicoes Plan For •
Flights 8 Miles Up HUDDERSFIELD. Y orkshitl
BOSTON, Nov. 1.—UP)—Many
of tho nation’s m ilitary planes
will bo abl# to fly heights (A
almost sight mil** In the coming
year, Dr. W aller M. Boothby of
the Mayo Foundation’s aviation
mklicine research laboratory said
Frktay.
*"•»
For th at reason, ho declared
in an Interview a t th* opening
of the U. H. Aero-Medico A lso,
ciation'a
convention,
Increased
precautions for the safety of
Eng.; Nov. 1 ‘ —</D— A t lea
41 persons, most of them gl
workers, w ere kllleJ Friday (
■ firs which burned
etrlft
through a flve.story clothing fa
lory.
Most of th e victims w ere (It
who were trapped
on
upy,.
floors and died attem pting
Jum p to safety . Many of th a
w ere burled when tha roof si
floors caved In
By Friday night 41 bodi
had been recovered and autho
itlea feared o th ers might bo bu
' *
Egg Prices Jump
To 12-Year Peak
CHICAGO, Nov. 1 , —UP>—
Egg price* rose 1 4 to I re n t a
dosen Friday In the wholesale
m arket to now October peaks for
I t y ears and longer.
T raders a t th* Chicago mer
cantile exchange said seasonal
ly declining output. Improved de
mand and (o v e rn a n n t buying
for export purpooca war* reopon.
ilbls fo r Um upturn.
Purchase of 1418,880 pounds
of dried whole rugs, Um oauL
valent o f m ore than 8,180,000
dosen shell M gs, waa reported
bv tho fo d e iu ltu rp h M ctmmodL
ties eorporuttoo, tho osshangt
teet pilots required such protec
tion because “so four planes were
sctuslly abl* to go abov* $0,000
feat."
i "B ut In the coming year," b*
asserted, "many o f o u r military
planes a re going to b* abl* to
go abov* 30.000 foot and probably
up to 40.000.'’____________
LOCAL WAATHBR
P a rtly cloudy w ith scattered
showers In sa sl control and
south porttous) cooler la tho
north and w est c e n tra l portions
tonight t Sunday p a rtly cloudy
E. H. C arroll, of tho dhri
iecn offto* of Jacbaoui
L Rock, o f th* dlatrtot
n o o n office a t ltsbm osid.
th of tho W ar D epart*
f
.6 .
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I
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
P A G E TW O
*.........
ltil
Another Destroyer Attacked
ENGLAND EXPECTS' EVERY MAN, ETC!
Whether the United States should tsYer dlpJomxtle re
lations With Germany over the slnklrrg oft the Reuben ^ames
with possibly a considerable loea of life la a technical probam beat left to tha State Department .Whether tha Unit
ed States should declare war on Germany aa.a result of
this Incident U for Congress to decide, jritb, we h.ot>h, the
advice of Army and Navy chlefa.
But the people of the United .States;cap.not. be denied
the privilege of condensing the German govermrietit* for
IhD aetlon and of hopinr for Boyr^ aad swtft 4 "'
The people of the United States do notiyycognil*
of the German government to tel!(t$ejtn Wberie.l
or may pot send their warships, or' to aoic'. them: If'<
orders are dDregarded.
It D true, apparently, that the
erxtlng in a zone which Hitler h*_
eign shipping. But our government
ships from most belligerent wateii
Incidents of this kind, had not ,
__
^
There is no reason why It .ahouiF hare, any inore than
Hitler would jjf the situation hadrb ^ ^ e re rs e d .
.The United States haa a perfect rig h t to aepd lts war
ships, or its merchant ships anywhefe ,ln th« world. Jn
the interest of peace we may ourselves ,'jppatrlct the wa
ters Into which they may go, but to give, to some other naUon this right would be a sacrifice "
*- d'’'—
no self-respecting power could
limit the movement of our warships by
•SATURDAY,
NOV.
I.
iwdt
gle mile', it could force us to tie them up in drydockn.
We aro Inclined to agree wjth President.KooAHvelt that
.BIBLE VERDE FOR TODAY there Is no particular reason for getting excited over the
If Oed 1* for u* who ran be sinking of this destroyer, or over the torpedo attack on
the Kearny. This is just the aort at thing we might have
.agaln.it u a f — Rrninn* H:.1 f.
expected from, the Nazi government. Wd may well cxjpect
more of the same sort of thing, And'InfrfnjjepiPnts on the
HALLOWE’EN
right*
,of' this Ration roight wqH'hayd;'been, objected no
iTbe • friendly beaut*, upon tkta
matter what1foreign policy our government ,nHht liavr
hallowed ev*—
Tha beait* beloved by g nth pursued.
saint* of old—
Thin clash between the Reuben James and a Nazi sub
A ra stirrin g in the wood where marine, If It was a submarine, Ja' bpt' lhdlc»tlve of the
n ig h t w ind* g rie v e
/A n d autum n dulls the iiiramer larger claan between the whole Nazi political and economic
■ . green to gold.
systems apd thpse of our own. It' was ineyltable that th«y
should meet head on. Hltkriam and democracy are §1 in
They m ust hav*. memory of an.
compatible
that they cnnnpt both ei)durd in tho aarne
cU nl tale*
In which they walked with world. From the very beginning It ha* been e .’dent lhat
brave and holy men;
one or* the other must go ugder.
cS alnt Keneth of the Gulla, a
Tho Nazis have drawn the first; blond. The fight Is
prince of Wale* . S a in t’ Blais* who preached ii on, whether we call It war or not. But the battle ?* not
leclded by the flrat blood that la split, nor will the loss of
wolf or lion’s a tn .
a single destroyer determine the outcomo of this conflict.
i.U ptn this night no evil thlnr The Germans will pay,and pay dearly, for tho loss of ev
may be.
_
Tho bleaaing of Saint Fm nci1 ery American life.
brood* abov*
ireat and flald
field and fold am
> F orest
sand and eea
And on tha beasti and bird
who knlw hla love.
Winter Lawns
—KADRA MAYHt
TitOivlil* Blar-AdvocaU
tour lit* already arrIvine
winter.
The Bradanton Herald offer;
aa thla w alk’* Beauty
Hkit:
keening your noae out of other
peo ale't b o tia e u
prevente it
■frera. becoming fl»t.
/W ith nil ‘the apoo
. w ound iaat night,
•■16 survive tho eve . ,
. aerioua alarm although .we CSS
. tam om ber the time* when that
would have spoiled It
A n exchange declare* we arv
-g r in g to have a “ bumper sew
■on" thle whiter. Thae might
h k -a good' tfaue* to Ineroaae the
hUmper atgna hung »n autotno.
wane thinks that preswen*
alt’s
p * n la t* n t
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1*41
™
Not all of uk have our lawn* up to that n'andard
whero, with a little water and fertlHxer, they ran be kept
green through the winter. There la nothin*: that adde aa
much beauty to a city's residential dtatrfet as well kept
lawns. If your lawn aa It Is now cannot be kept green thtt
winter, you can sow Italian rye grasa seed any tlmo dur
ing, the next eight weeks and be certain of a green velvety award through the months of the cold period.
. Agronomist Stokes of the Florida stata.axperimerrt itslion,, says that tpro or three wfelcs before edwtttf Italian
lye grass seed it la a good idea to broadcast from IB to
80 pounds of a complete fertiliser on each 'one thousand
square feet of lawn and water It In weJT. After sowing tha
Italian rye, cover the lawn with a light layor o f good soil
and water Well until the seed germinates. The new grass
should not be mowed until It hae grown several laches and
has begun stoollng out.—Bradenton Herald:
Mid<-Year Firids Nation Geared’ToProductionN«V«r K n o w Before
oppoalHoT
Bv c u t t i n g A- JAflflgM . tha ■PYvelddnt'a fotrign policy.
ier and evarythine he
for le getting ui Into
NEW YORK. Y
JWXl
-------•w would they Ilk* It 1/ Amerioa’a m a t 1
■e working hand In glove chlnea'thlftad ta t*
20 percent to
fedk#,' and’ SI
.WasbUigiatir «
ptodestietr a ip erta
They had aa their gveata (or din
ner ■Mr. and lira. VaneefWftr
LAKE MARY
t
Iism 9
Mr. and Mra. Clifford • WlleOn
and daoghter from North Hamp
ton, N . H .'h a r e moved into tne
f l m a - honor near the Lake
Mary School.
Mr. and Mra. Dongle* Ramsey
and daughter, Mary Ann and
Mr*. Punier left Tneaday for
their- horn* in Audubon, N. J.
after apendlng a week with Mr*.
, Th« lake Mary Ctrl ScouU
havr learned to halt and are
working on an afghan for Jti}
Red Cross. Several girla are ran.
<tv to begtn worktng on nrrartM.Ura. )iabelle Cole r leflV|hly
week, to visit her *ob„and hla
family in AaheeDie, N. C._____
^Dinners — Deiiclftn
Chili—Short Orfert
me mb* red aa the former Mr*.
Eleanor Iiopkina o f Sanford.
Mr. and Mia.' H arry Wiag and
Mra. WUiiam fow ler ha»a arrived
from Maaeachuaetta to tpend the
winter a t thair homea in Lake
ALL KINDS OF
SANDWICHES
“ ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Mary.
Mr*. J . V. Low* entertained
the Lad lea A id ad ‘j ^ .C w r— Tri'c
Church a t her bom* on Cryatai
Lake A re. Wedneaday.
j
Bee. and Mra. A. B. Bladea,
FloUe Low *. and Mr. and Mr*.
IfUIiam Strothers . attended the
P recty ted an Synod .M eeting in
Miami
last Tueaday and' Wed-
nSTrTynr ATYviM J a i l i
-Of Genov* Aranaa
lit North Carolina spent a few
day* Iaat week a t the Urlando
Air B*ae and viatted frtepd* In
Lake, M ary.
H arry W etter h*a returned to
Port B ragg. N. C. *t\ »r Aprndln*
the p a tt . (wo w j |H ' Ntth kt*
mother. . i
a
—
mJ
Mr. apd Mra. A. C. Trefry. of
St. Auguatlna apent. the wri-k -nd
with M r. and Mra. I t I. Wugg.
H arry Buckle* haa returned
from an eight week* -whool In
Illlnoi* and U ependlng two week*
with Mr*. Bucklew before re.
ta m in g to the Orlande A.r Base.
Announcement* were received
from Miami of the birth of a
non. Richard Wayne, to Mr. and
Mra. Jam ea L. Field*, Mr*. I- i-'ld*
!a the form er IW ty Ilm en.
The .Lake Mary f.lrl ScouU
attended the vesper vert ice* at
Knrwles Memorial Chapel Hunday. They were accompanied by
Mr*. R. E. True and Mri. I t M
Pall.
The L adles' A niitlary if Ihn
Chktnber of Comm*'** will hold
an all day meeting Monday, Nov.
3rd, to arw for the,U *d Croaa
All ladle* a r t requested ti> meet
a t U p o’clock gad bring rometlp e c .fo r t i e covered <(l*h lunclieon.
Mr. and Mra. Z. E Smith.hnv*
arrived front >Cha?l*U#*vtll*, V*.,
to spend the w inter with -, Mi*a
produr*. T ho’ m anufacturer Inalat* th a t aa hla coat* ria* he murt
g a t b e tte r price*'.
Oat1 at- In/fhir fa r wag* earner*,
a* ahoWn b y th e IM uvtU at Confere new Bdard Indda, had riwn
■
prsTiouiiy py MnirtrYt n w
reatarlal
Price*.
particularly
food* and Imported ataplea, hav#
ahown a ateep boeat The A*t w lated Preaa daily indea of 36
wholesale raw aU ple prieea, ahowa
a Jump of more than S6 percent
How much thla may ultlaiately
be reflected In living coat# Will de
pend upen future development*,
and prrtlcuU rly the operatlone of
th e government price oontroIUr*.
Although
buiineaa
proUU
mounted with the big volume* of
the early monthe of thle year,
W all S treet aa reflected In the
margin* are In (or a aq u eeu be-
Chase
Chi|U:
With
HARDWARE
COMPANY
^ M ^ a sd Mrs A. I * K im b le *
bratad their alnetefqth wedding
anntveraacv. oa Octoher t 2*th
SOl ^A BT FIRST !
LttVera Smith and ,MD*
. FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
* WITH TH E B E ST OF SERVICE! WE A R B
EQUIPPED TO- KILL
ALL ORDERS
PROMPTLY A N D PROPERLY.
months of last year. Evert In thla
ahowkig, however, profit* ..did not
com* even doeo to keeping p***
with the iMOmae* in buiineM vol
ume, and Wall Street'* feeling
that profit* are In for a further
nbwh U eUarly Mfc * ' *"
act that share price*,
rag*.’ ai* about
*
n year ago; And
aeUtlty, aa
tha .fact that Ind'
ahown by the J
weekly Ind**, Id
MEMBER OF FL0R1BTB TELEGRAPH D E L lV E f
BillB-Bills—BfflA
pefcant.
foHh n g rtet laegw than Ilk1th e
3“
rsi ,inte s z s i
tho frgntw w ar e ffo rt of lM l,
yet th e ary U more, morej *nd
fsetor. '
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Thd-fhre* hoH of 1941 h e l j w t
the- N iai arm y it g rin * , ta tho nrnm proem m move o et od U e
■- number of blood .traaofn- S U prhrtn Into- th a production
before ,launching th eir next
from time to
hanking author!
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y Doelarhic- that "Bollu
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BATUKDAT. NOVEMBER 1, 1941 • t a
T in s BAN FORD
PA T.F. T H R E E
H E B A I.D . B A N F O R I), n . O R i n A
MM
Social And Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
Methodist Society
Has All-Day Meeting
In conjunction with the "Week
of Prayer'' which haa been ob•trved by the Women'* Society
of ChrUVsn Service of Um Meth
odist Church w ith
programs
throughout the week, an all-day
meeting and "around-the-world’
luncheon was held In the annrr,
of the churth on Thursdty, with
Mrs. O. S.
Shinholser, Sr.,
teaching the Mission study book,
“A Christian Imperative, Our
Contribution to World Order."
As an Intoduetlon to th* book
which ia the Fall (tody book,
written by Roawall P. Barnes,
Mrs. Shinholser stated that "Mr.
Barnes hi a stetsamanllka way
marshals Christian resource* and
Christian orsnixatlons, with th*
church haring the responsibility
of spreading th* attitude and
spirit of concern for all .man
kind."
“The missionary movement la
the embodiment of thl* concern
and th* best means of extending
It." Mrs. Shinholser continued.
"No on* should be apologetic
about missions any more, hut put
heart and soul Into thl* eauae,
for It la th* hep* of th* world."
Th* laat four chapter* of tho
book will he taught 'a t th* an
nex next Thuradiy. Nov. 6, a t
an all-dar meeting beginning at
10:00 o'clock, and lasting until
3:00 o'clock. A covered dish
luncheon will be served a t noon.
The taK * a t which the gueits
ere seated for the luncheon
which was served at the noon
hour carried a patriotic theme,
Ith the glob* of th* world for
centerpiece surrounded
by
miniature flags, from which rad,
white and bhi* stroamers trail
ed to the and* of th* table. At
Intervals along the long table
war* small flag* of other nation*.
Fall flower* Ineluding aster* and
marigold* formed the floral de
cora Uon*.
Th* menu comlated of Italian
apaghattl. Assyrian salad, Vlsnna
roll*, China tea, American pump
kin pia and Brasilian coffee. Tha
different foods of the nations
war* placed upon aepermt* tables
which wen* decorated to repre
sent the country from which they
tame.
Those present a t th* meeting
and luncheon were: Mrs. W. F.
Lewis, Mr*. H. B. Marsh. Mr*.
W. P. Bryan. Mr*. F. R. Mitchell.
Mrs. C. P. Herndon, Mra. Nettle
TUlia, Mr*. John D. Jenkins, Mra.
P. H. Landing. Mra. H. C. Mor
gan. Mr*. C. E. Williams, Mrs.
M. R. Strickland, Jr.. Mra. H. B.
McCall, i t , Mra. R. t. Cola, Mra.
Don Utrsy and Mra. B. O- Chin.
At THE CHURCHES
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P e r sonal s
MONDAY
Mrs. C- E. Gormly is 111 in
St T heresa C hapter of the
th* Fernald-Laughton Memorial
Hospital.
Woman'* Auxiliary of Hqfy Croaa
Episcopal Church will meet at
the home of Mra. Joe Gonxalex
Carl Wetsel has arrived from
a t 3:30 P. M.
Charleston, S. C. to visit with
» SL Arne* C hapter of Holy
his mother. Mrs. Victoria W etCroee Episcopal Church will meet
tel, who ta ' ill.
a t the home of Mr*.' W. T. Jack ,
Mr. snu Mrs. Byron Fox h a w
•on, 811 Mafflolia Avenue at
3:30 P. M.
returned from 8avannah. N. Y.
where they have besn spending
The regular m eeting of the
Roeary
C onfraternity
of All
the summer months.
Soul* Catholic Church will be
Mr. an,| Mr*. R khard Gilles
held at the church a t 3:00 P. M.
pie cf Melbourne are the week
Circle* of the Women * Society
end guests of Mrs Gillespie'*
of Christian Service of the
mother, Mrs. Msbls Estridge.
Methodiat Church will meet at
3 :00 r . M. a t the following
Miss Katherine
Hogan • and
ptacea:
Fred Hogan, Jr., of Daytona
Circle One with Mr*. J. B.
Beach *r* spending tr w eek• h ere
Craw font. 1201 Oak Avenue.
as th* guests of Miss Mary Da
Circle Two, at the annex with
vid and Holden David. Mra. F. R. Mitchell and Mra. C.
P. HarrWon
hn*te**c*.
Circle Three, with Mr*. W. M.
McKIm, 212 W rit
Eighteenth
S ln « u with Mr*. O. W. Bally
n* iq -t.oirM .
Circle Four. with Mr*. B. B.
A Hallowe to them* predom.
Crumley. 120 We*t Sixteenth
inated In the decorations which
Street. •
ware used by Mrs. O. G. Rollsr
Circle Five, with Mr*. John
for the bridge party given at
Roger*. 908
Myrtle
Avenue,
her home on Maple Avenue on
meet* a t 1:30 P. M.
T h u rsd ty afternoon.
T here will be a combined
Mr*. W. J. Pell was found to
m eeting of the Board and Prayer
be high scorer, for which ehr
Group of the Preabyterlan Wo
was prtoentrd a prise, while **.
men'* Auxiliary a t the church
eend high score prise went tr
at 3:00 P. M., to be followed
Mrs. T. C. Brown. Mrs. F. K
by a com bined. buiineaa and In
Smith received consolation -rise
spirational
meeting
at
3:30
and ths screeno contest was won
o'clpck.
by Mrs. Ted Rathel.
Daughlc-v of Wesley Cl*** of
Assisting the hostess in sent,
the Methodist Church will meet
big
refreshm ents
were
Mr*.
a t the home of Mr*, (le rge H ar
Brown, Mrs. H. E. Turner, snd
den on the Country Club Road at
Mrs. John W raver.
7:00 P. M. The party will be In
The** invited were: Mri. W.
the form o f a "children'* parte"
H. Rutledge, Mrs. J. D. Cordell
and hostesses will be Mr*. E. H.
Mr*. Turner. Mrs. Brown, Mr*.
Laney'* group.
J. W. Hall. Mrs. E. A. BrotherAll eutter* are aaked to report
son, Mrs. Jack Stamper. Mra. E
to the Red Croaa sewing room*
C. H arper, Mrs. Rathel, Mrs.
In the Woman's Club In the
Smith, Mrs. R. J. Hickson, Mrs.
morning.
Mabl* Estridge, Mrs. Pall, Mrs.
The morning tew ing session
W. P. Fields. Mrs. W tsvsr, M r.
for the Red Croee will be tponB. C. Moore, Mr*. Hslen Phil,
•ored by the ladies of the Cath
lips and Mrs. Roy Tllila.
olic Church under the dlreetlon
of M ra F. E. RoumillaL
The Junior Auxiliary of tha
Ameruvn Legion Will meet at
the Legion Hut *6 3:30 P. M.
The W. M. U. o f the 8outh
Word haa been received that
Ride B aptist Church will meet
Miss Grace E lltabath Set re*, a
a t the church e t 3:00 P. M.
freshman
a t Roltlna College In
S t Ann'* Chanter of Holy
Winter Park, has recently pled
Cross Church will meet with
ged Phi Mb social sorority, a
Mr*. R. L Cornell a t her home
national organisation.
on 2018 Mellonvllle Avenue at
An excerpt taken from th* O r.
3:30 P. M.
Undo Morning Sentinel concern,
TUESDAY
__.
ing th* freehrean play which waa
The hoard m eeting of the Wo
man's Club will he held In tlm
H it* T. fc. Wilson, U r i given e t RaUIn* aw Wednesday
club ho me a t 10:00 A. M.
L. P. Hegan. Mra. M. C. Swingle, night and in which Mlaa Sabre*
The O. E. S., under the dlree Mra. J . t . Riser, Mra. J. C. Dav participated, follow*:
"Out of tha hilarity at th*
is. Mra. P. W. McCall. Mra. J.
Beilina freshman play on Wed
L. Clark, Mr*. E. H. Laney, Mra. nesday
night a t th a Recreation
R. P. Crenshaw, Mra. R. T. W ar.
ren. Mra. M. E. Move, Mr*, j . B. Halt, thro* rem arkably fin* voleea
Williams. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, •merged. One w as th a t of MUs
Mra. B. B. Crumley, Mra. J. B. Groce Sebrae of Sanford, a music
Crawford, Mra. R. M. Mason. Mra. major, whose voice la a difficult
WOMAN’S CLUB
C. E. Chorpenlng. Mrs. W. P, aria was clear, strong, and of u n .
Chapman, Miss LsoL* Evan*, and usual sweetness."
MUa 8*brae U the daughter
Miss Ella Bolton.
Flve-leaaon course in So
of Mr. and Mra. John J. Duren
cial Dancing and Ball
of Wes t F irst B traat.
room E tiquette, beginning
tion
of
Mra.
C.
L.
Irwin,
wUI
Monday, Nov. 3, a t 6:30
sponsor tha afternoon session of
P. M.
the Red Croaa tew ing room*.
Phone County 3311
Tha Junior High School P.
T. A. will m eet In th* school
Mrs. E. Oompton'a home on
auditorium a t 3 JO P. M.
waa
eat .Nineteenth S treet
Tha meeting of the Alalhean West
vari table
Claas of the F tn t B aptist Churth tran sfo rm ed Into
will he held a t th* home of flower garden yaatorday after,
Mra. Paarl Hanaell In th* form nooa whan aha entertained with
o f a “whit* 'elephant" sals. Co- a bridg* party fo r a Dumber of
hast*sat* with Mra. Haaaell are friend*.
The living roam waa decorated
Mr*. Jed er Cameron. Mr*. Msbl*
stenolobium
Eatrldg*. and Mr*, tu n ic a E a r. with quantities of
Tha P. T. A. of th* Seminole and blue plumbago and bowls of
allamanda,
rasa*
and
gtrbera*.
High School win meet a t Urn
pehool auditorium a t 3:30 P. M. Arrancainanto of yellow cassia,
gladioli aM sprattgsri fern
WEDNESDAY ' >
placed about th a dining
Tha guttural business maetln^
A ftaa eaveral pragroeslons of
id lunchaoa of tha Woman** hriitea Mra. C A. P a r t was found
_Juh will ha bald hi th a d u b to ha high scoter, f a r which sht
hone* b e g in tag a t I t JO o'clock
prise. Brc
Hosteaaea will l a Mr*. O. B. RoL
' ’ by
lists,
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Hurt’s Thu Pletoru To
T. Nawhr, Mra. Jantea Coat**. __ ___________ I
bp Mr*
Gladdoa Your Heart!
M rovf- < . B . k e r , a n d M r o J . M B. E. Tabur and M rs. J . B. Caban
Lata la th a afternoon refresh•ato war* aarvad b p tha boat***
to tha faBawtoa gwoata:
U r, 1
Mrs. O. G. Roller
Haa Bridge Party
Mrs. Compton la
Hostess At Bridge
Ends Today
Sunday & Monday
2 3 J'S v !5 S ± ?s“ ’<Jr
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a Mead*. MraT M. 0 . McNair,
*■, Mr*. J. E.
Lam le a , Mra.
P . D /B e a tt, Mrs. W. A. Leavitt.
Mra. H . I I M srrie and Ml** In n a
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A special service will I..- h.-l-’
in the Holy C rrss
Church Uimftrrnw mormtu* nt
11:00 o'clock. HP'I tho Kail "in.
gathering" o f the Uniic.l Tlmnk
Offering will U ke plnrr
A program of music ha. Imen
arranged with Mrs. J. I. Ingiry
as soloist. The sermon s.ihjeet
will be a rontiniMtion of ihi
series on the "Forgiven**. - of
Sins’* and "W hy Mxy W. F t.
pect Forgiveness of Sln«!"
Dr. Cone Will Speak
To Parent-Teachers
Dr. Dan Cone, who is rnnnerted
with tha Bcminole Conntv 1 Ith
Unit, will be the | rlnripnl • leitker
• t the meeting of th*- S* onnole
High Parent Tearhers Assoemtion
a t the school auditorium on Tues
day nfternonn beginning si 1:90
o'clock.
Dr. Cone's aulVeet
f/*r
the
afternoon will b« “Mmtein I'roblem t In
Community
lltiilih."
Psrants and friends of the ><ho»l
Invited to attend and t» hear
Dr. Con* speak.
CORRECTION
Circle* o f the Woman's Miatlonary Union of the First lisp,
list Church will not meet on
Monday, Nov. a. as ws« an.
nouncsd under Monday's rnlen.lar
In yesterday's Issue of the llee.
aid, b u t will meet on the fol.
lowing Monday,' which ia Nov.
10, 11 waa announced this mom .
tag-
A pageant cn "W hy Stand
Y# Idla" wUI be presented at
t h e ' Presbyterian Church by the
Senior Young People tomorrow
gvanlag a t 7:80 o'clock. The pubU la invited to aUeml.
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Mr*. John i. Miller, ei'ni'i.i1
chairman, h»* annmin ml |*Ii»m
for a Thank «gi\ int: hencfit hrnli:
narly lu he *|»utimiii* ,| hy th.
Junior Woman'* ( [ul» nn the i*x rning of Nov l I. hegtnning •'
7:30 oVIpck in the t'luh hmn
>n Oak Avenue
T h rrf will be tnhlo* for nn-i
id well i»w f **r Munieii, Mr-*, ,\| |
ler Rtateil, hiu! prize* will in
given
Other* «»n tin* general commit
tee are Mr* rhiirlc* Wan! nn
Mra. Farl King Mr* W K. On 1
•cn ami Mr*
iii i l in t
Mo* '
head the p iiir* rnnim ittcr; an*
Mra J. I* ll'gginv Mr« lleniv
Wight, III. and ^lr* Fred II 1
William* a te on the r»’fi eulnin ti
committee
The p jh lir hr.3 been extend*
a cordial invitation to att *nd m .
reservation* ma> he nmdo
contacting Mr* K I Ne|»«»n. .Ii
•elephone H I U . *r Mr*. M \
Yelvington. telephone .r»4»l
Episcopal Church To
Hold Special Service
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Plans Hencfit Itridgc
Revival servlet-- are in pit*
grata every night except Satin
day at the Sanfmd Av.embly «i
God, Church at 23lh Street un.i
Avenue, The Rev. H a il'
Wiles of liaxsrotnwn, Msryl.ir
Is th* evangelist, Si>ecial Instm
mental niUsTV By Ine fv snij.li.i
and his wife la the feature of the
evening. Meetings tegin promptly
each night a t 7:30 with a -ong
secvlce Ted by the pastor, I.. II.
Richardson.
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Being Conducted
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Studio of the Dance
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nf nn llaluifi uiililniy mi**f«'n
fh. imw in |l**l 1\ in until.I he cancellt it
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on rimitmIhv itfitr Ds'.stt III heMs.tut* t»n Mr lluiivilli* ,\ X*Hilt* G 1
the n*ignler mrpdni*
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fur Ihi* ’-■-Ih carton lu In* >lM|s|»..
1u Ihi* New York of fie i* tl. t*
fi-i wanli-il In Knulmtil.
Mr* .Murtin annniinc.-.l Unit m
n ply to the mpin*mI which Ii .1
bu n M*nl out for nmn* itiuiii*y |
with which t«> huy yarn, *tn* ha.l
Frceivwl one check In |h e rtniouni
of $10 nfxl *«*vcrsb| *mnllcr #im I
front InicicNid'il pd*rN«»n*. A iltf ik l
u*i»4 m|* o ifivcti hy Mr-.
Marlin
fur $^i« who eipri**pf**l her up
pr«ariittioii to thime who have iM:
ruitvii money, clolhimr aiul Imt
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At (lid* conclu'don of the meet
in^ a m l ol«l Knuli'h Irn 1 ihle
wr/i p«t on«l tea i>m1 pie
wire
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fllted for a new gown In New York
a , .he prtpsra.1 for her date sviih
four service men, each representing
Mr, ami .Mm. J. C.-4;nlhmm
Sanfnnl announce lh<* „«,n^rai:r .1 a lirsnrh of the nation’s armed
merit and approaching marriage! forres, who escorted her o a * right. . .w_,ing tour of city. Lucky fellows!
of.
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Drklffaboro (J* . to Guy Kinir of
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Mr. and Mrs. H enry Harri-on \V rIfi .. o1.n1.1t i itr r i n i : k i i : i . i . W I I . I . K T T .
of Brooksville were the week
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w llend guests of their parents, Mr. N K I J a i l > i i t . v : n
I t . r r . In.tvii.lani
and Mr*. C, F. Harrier J .
iiiiu i:ii n r
i- i i h . i . i r i o v
The ' monthly m eeting r f I*. T O : N M . I . I K . I I I A N T n W I . N . I W II.I . i m r In < ere „ l lie P re,l r t a t m .
T. At was held in the school au
N.. l i l t N o r t h
A .# .
ditorium on Tuesday. Mist Has.
I t s , t v l - e r h —e ' l n r t n n a t l l i h l »
lem. nurse from
the
County
in T ilt: n a m i : n r t iik g T a t i:
Health Unit, also M|a* Irene I I P PIJHtll>4. .lllKP.TIN.in TANK N trW K I he. *...» ere
Hinton in interest nf F irst Aid
rv.|..lrv,l e» eppenr ipvr
courses, were the gueet apeak. livrvlie
•..nitlh u. l.jr A.l*w„v> | I*. Hv
•ra- • ! « ( « lull f.,e Irlvoree lllv.1 Itervin
Mr. J. II, Huddleston, Mrs , e . ir-i r,.,i In -th" ebo.e nenivd
'uuSl i.n t.r helure the Itulv l>»
Fred Yerkea
of
Jacksonville, .in
*l*vrvmt*vr. to-wli Hvrvmbvr let
and John Huddleston from Cifa A t> 1* 11. end Ihereslter plead
Sue Island are here fo r a few ll, naid lull «V hr lew provide*.
days.
,U« |,vrrv.' I’rn .'unf-ev., will he
A Hallowe'en party will be entered eeeluel you.
given by the Geneva P. T. A.
T h e HAM PURD IIK ItA !.P U h^(*and Home Demonstration Club h r «( — l e n e i v r l a n t h e n e w s p a p e r
M the Town Hall, Friday. Oct. t n w h i c h I h l e n u t l v e . h e l l h e p u b livhvd e n e e a
w eek
fur
four
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W omen's Society o f Christian ■ e r u l l r e w r e k e
IT N IJW m y h a n d a n d ullleU I
servlets wilt he held a t the home • eW
a l a t H ertford. H e m ln n le i v u n l r .
of Mra. W alter Yarborough on h l e t e e f P l o r l d n . t h i s t d a y
of
T hursday a t 3:00 P M.
Nn * A. !>. I » U
Mr and Mra. Prod Rwartt t r t C»- » * • ! '
P- H W I N D O W .
r r - v h n f rlrew .* e-nnrl
and family of Jacksonville and
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Mr, and Mra. W. A. Pattiahall
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Oy of Orlando a re w eek, A- J iX’MIWV KQ4. . .
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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Another Destroyer Attacked
Jfee SjDfPJl. S o
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1*41
ENGLAND EXPECTS' EVERY MAN, ETC'!
They had aa th«lr [ u n U fo r dli-«
n»r Mr. and Mrs. Vance•WTU*llama
.
..
The Lake Mary Girl 8couU
have learned to knit and Ir e
working on an afghan for n
Red Cross. Several girls e ra re s .
LAKE MARY
Whether the United States ehouid never dlpiomaUe reiatinno with Germany over tha sinking of-'the Reuben ^emc*
R s U n S as « » » — « t ls w ssatlsv with pouibly a considerable Iona of life is a technical prob
O etsW , XT. 101s, at Iks r « M o r n «*
lem bent left to the State Deportment. Whether the Unit
’,e*.g twgry s •* wsrva a toor.
ed State* ahouiu GecUre war on Germany aa.a refulL of
wOu.A.VP^L. .owap
thia incident U for Congress to decide, .with, we hot»e, the
e o a n o e d c a x - i u Ii
M tssesv advice of Army and Navy chiefs.
But the people of the United States,ca/i not.be denied
R ATg*
t s ?a s m A irs ass
the privilege of condensing the German government' for
Br d m k v
thia aetiop and of hopinr for ittfo and -awift .retaliation.
M
wmi
ssta
II
tks
The people of the United States do notljrtfiagnixe the right
I t s __
of the German government to tell. them:w bert. pwTunihy,
All sM
f t pr may pot, *end their warahipe, or to *h»k:'.U>*Tn;if ^aii
AH
s M ttsar/
s a r / ssstlsss.
M l m , r*r0s
ra r C s
p e s t t . r s s s l s t l s a s s s eB SatlfS
s t lSr s *sf orders ore dltregarded.
y arrsss s*
_ _
will ks A s fa vs («•
It is true, apparently, that the Reuben James was opt
a t r s g s l s s s O v k s t ls r s * r s l s e .
erating in a zone which Hitler hoc! restricted .from ,/fcr*
B
8
w
#
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r
.
e
s
5
r
-t s l s s e
P v w spap sv
n s w v s s e a t # * eign (hipping. But our government, whQe prohibiting
H vW . l a s * r s p f S S S a ls T k s I f s r a M I s
. I k s B a t W as I l i s l e a t a S v s r lla la s - ships from most belligerent waters in ap effort, Jo' avoid
I O llls s a s f * a a a l s i a t a s e I s Ik s la f a s a l r lt lf a mt I k s s a a a l r r s i l k p r f s * incidents of thin kind, had not.^ecogniied the. German xdha.
. H e a l k s a C s a a v I s r s la c k l s s a a s a S There is no reason why it .should have, any ,ntore"u«if
N sw T a s k ,
Hitler would if the situation had.|im':mrtro>d.
W Iiivresn
TIW
W
f d r * 14 ie
la •m amei
» « k # r a f T >#
.The United Staten has a perfect right, to aepd its wpr*
A — e i* f 4 r r M g «wklg
tlilgli la p « p |» *
f ta llllH lo l l #
f a r r a * (hips, or.iU merchant ahipn anyw he^.hr^the world; Jira ll M ■#«*
-------- i ( ---w a fth p o frlfd
pestrtet tbs'wa
» w W ft<
f a ll o r
R «f
n ih t r w k # the interest of peace we may ourselves
ar#4 ifa 4
la llila
pmp+r a N
a la# ters into whieh they may go, but to giye, to some other no
t j l | f f l«r*l RM»aRRblfakVf k a r r l a
jAVt H f k f a f a R tk lU o ilM « f
tion this right would be a sacrifice of sovereignty which
ff a p a fr k p a h a rrln a r r a lr a r f o m M
no self-respecting power could endure. If Germany could
limit tha movement of our warships by no much aa n-nih-SATURDAY,
NOV.
1,
1041
glc mile, it could force un to tie them up in drydockn.
We are inclined to agree with President Roosevelt that
BUJLE VERSE FOR TODAY there in no particular reason for getting excited over the
If Oed Is for us who ran l.s sinking of this destroyer, or over the torpedo attack on
.against usT— Rrm»n« 8:31.
the Kearny. Ibis in just the sort of thing we might ijaye
expected from-the Nazi government. We may well expect
more of the name sort of thing. And infrtngapients on the
HALLOWE’EN
rights
,of', thjn potion raight wqlMiaydi been expected no
•The ■friendly besets, upon this
matter what' foreign policy our gomtiment .night Imvr
hallowed eve—
The beasts bsloved by gentle pursued.
saints of old—
THIh clash between the Reuben James and a Nazi nub.A re 's tirrin g In the wood w htre marine, If it wan a submarine, {a but' indicative of the
night winds grieve
• Ami autumn dulls the summer larger clash between the whole Na*l politick! and economic
■ green to gold.
systems and those of our own. It'w as ineyltable that they
should meet head on. Hitlerism and democracy are si in
They must have memory of ancompatible that they cannot both epduro In the same
clent talas
In which they walked with world. From the very beginning it has b«n e.ident lhat
breve and holy men;
one or- the other must go usder.
S alat * Keneth of the Gulls, t
Tho Nazln have drawn the first blond. The fight is
prince of W*l#a —
S a in t' Blaise who preached li on, whether we call It war or not. But the battle is not
lcclded by the first blood that in spilt, nor will the loss of and dtnrrnds betVsr prtres for his!
wolf or lion’s dsn.
prsdurs: The m anufacturer ina Blngl* deattoyer determine the outcomo of thin conflict. ststh
th a t as hla costa rise he niurt
i Upon this night no evil thlnr The- Germans will pay,and pay dearly, for the ions of-ev
get b etter prices;
may ba.
Cos* of. living fa r wage tam ers,
Tha blessing of Saint Frand- ery American l i f e . _________ '
a L , t t r,l i v e l y 4"
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broods above
, F orest and field end fold an<
sand end saa
And on tho beasts and bird'
who luttw hl» love.
— KADRA MAYBI
The Titusville Star.Advocatf
. reports tourists already arrlvinp
[lo r the winter.
The Bradenton Herald offen
u this week’s
Beauty
H int;
ikaeelng your nose out of othai
peonle’a bueiaesa p m e n te
>'
rftem becemlng f i a t
Winter Lawns
,
Not all of ua have our lawns up to that s'andard
■vhero, with a little water and fertilizer, thav can be kept
green through the winter. There ia nothing that adds an
much beauty to a city’s, residential district an well kept
lawns. If your lawn as lt In now cannot be kept green thiii
winter, you can how Kalian rye grass need any
ing the next eight weeks and be certain of a green velof tho cold period,
rida state, experiment sta-
•W ith all the spooks th a t were
, aeeupd lest night, w e ' menaged
• to survive the evening w ithout
aerieoe alarm although we can
rsm em ber the time* when’ that
would have spoiled1 n T
An sxehanrs deelares we aw
• getng to have a "bum per e e *
• 5en" this winter. T h at m l * '
bk a geed tim e' to Increase Die
hUmpcr clgna hung- o n . eutomo-
Mid-Year Fitfds N atianG eem f To
Production Never Known- Before
I t anyone thinks th a t President
. B oeeetelt’e persistent opposition
to H itler end everything' he
Bv CLAUDS A . JAGG!
lld a d * 1 fe r Is g etting u* late
NSW YORK. k ta -J O d f
w « , . hew • would they like It 1/ Amarine's vast Industrial
h r were working hand In gtovc chine* shlftad Into high fee
production expert* fraatlea)
-.w ith the Mai 1*1
via>nr inner-charger* and
The tw uble with moat child, dsvioe* design *1 to *peac
yen la their parents, and- the duetion to a pee* nevsr
trouble with m eat ;p a m t e la dreamed of In thU msehln
•* th eir parents, end so o n until
Already, th* nation's
the' blam e'la o n , Adam and Bye. m llli and factories are p
— Key W aat CiUaan. They (should
be severely epenked.
tho .pV*rWdnt*»,f(
^ A lready eotom
turera, have agree
production ita rtir
20 pow tnt to wtt
fsnse, and aeth
W iah lh g tar and
&
wawdero- ’Vhv- oom* cm*
oolou* c rg in ltetlo n do*tn»t
&
&
control* * o r t r
Kfearor Hopkins of Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry*W ing and
Mrs. WULiajn. fo w le r have arrived
from. Mease »ko«Hlr to w a o i iW
w inter a t their homes .In Lake
Mary.
Mrs. J. • V. Lowe entertained
the Ladies Aid of the Community
Church a t her home on C rystal
Lake Ave. Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Blades,
Elolse L ow e. and Mr. and Mrs.
William Strnthcra . attended the
P m iy te r ta n Synod .M eeting in
Miami • last Tuesday and1 Wed
nesday.
Lt. W. B. Baker who Is now
in North Carolina spent a few
days la st week a t tho Orlando
AUrtl Base and visited friends In
la k e Mary.
H arry W ester has returned to
fo r i. B ragg, N. C. #H *r sn rn d ln e
the past tyro w%)M. with hi*
m othtr. t
ryp »e-fi _
Mr. ■fid Mrs. A. C. Trofry. of
St. A ugustine spent the wrrfc rod
with Mr. and Mrs. I t I. Wugg.
. H arry . Bucklew has returned
from a n . eight weeks school in
Illinois and Is spending two weeks
with Mrs. Buckle* befors re
turning to the Orlando A-r Base.
Announcements worn received
from Miami of the birth of a
son, Richard W syne, to Mr. and
Mrs Jam es L. Fields, Mr*. EVIds
Is the form er IW ty IIroan.
The .Lake Msry Girl Scouts
attended the vesper services at
Knrwles Memorial Chapel .Sun
day. They were accompanied by
Mrs. R. E. True and Mrs. IL M
s t thodrn b y .the- lOdovtttal Cmifefenter Bdevd Imttx, hid riwn
fhiwtigfc May o n iy r o pdiVwnt over
a v«ar previously by ledaRlve raw
material
prices,
psrtlcutsrly
foods and Imported staplet, hatrs
shewn a steep beast, Th# Asi. Misted Press dally Indeg of 36
wholesale raw staple prises, showT
» J.iovp of more than 20 perrrnt.
How much this may u ltleiatrl/
be reflected In living eoetg will de
pend upon future- deveawaiewts,
and particularly the operations of
the government price oontfollers.
Although
business
promts
mounted with the big volumes of
the early months of this year,
Well S treet da reflected In the
margins e re In for ■ aquecse bestock m arket, feels th a t profit
keep the lid on prices.
ta the first q u stte r of I941i a
tabulation by the Federal Reserve
Bank shows 441 corporations had
iggregate net profits 16 percent
higher than In tho firs t three
months of last year. Kven In this
showing, however, pndHeudid not
come even cleat to le a p t
with the Increase In M att
urns, end Welt 8treet*e
th at profits are In fo r a
pinch la clearly Indicated
fact th at share price*, oh I
rage,' are about w hen- th
a year i g u /
**•
tha faet th a t
The I n d ie s ' A u illa ry if the
Chktnber of Commevre will hold
ha ell day meeting Monday. Nov.
3rd, to sew f t r th e,R ed Cross.
All ladleh a rt requested to meet
a t thn o’clock end bring rom e.
covered dish lunch-
glees 1# te 11 ta n H lM e L
$<•50 to $ |J .9 5
HIliE
HARDWARE '
C0HRAWV .
M l ^AST FIRST
Bills—Bills—BtOs
"U t
•wwaaaa
s
s
1« KIO Church p f the A ir
XTfiSStfc
RADIO NEWB
WDEO
U ’^ L I b r a r y of C ow «N «' Cm *
• 1MO CelumMaVi Country W
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ta tt”
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National Bank
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MEMBER OF FLORISTS TELEGRAPH: D E L IV E R
Inflation fear* In fLnanetefttwl**
from tim e to t h i e f bull eeoso
banking authorities pointed out
th a t m ath has been le a n e d about
snapsthry , control since .W orld
-'.*:***■ . '
OIL Hi ATI R
. FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY
• WITH THE BESTP OF SERVICE! WB A R B
EQUIPPED T O
PILL
ALL • OKDKK8
PROMPTLY A N D PROPERLY.
(Teatost’
\V.
PERFECTION
-SraM ^' and Mrs.- A !<* X i f ^ e k i * .
brated their alns*ccnUr wedding
pn^hrysacy. eg , .O cftfrr
w r-R B w iw w
■ .■ v :s n
m d k a iK
Mr. and M rs. Z. K Sm ilh.hnve
arrived from -C harlottesville. Va.t
to spend the w inter with Miss
LuVera Smith aud .M iss Pbuh
.ft
>V./
Choss-i
CkiJU-.
Bell.
&
in
EAT SHACK.
Sanford A rnoe Jaat ‘
■Of Genera Arena*
poftenl
M i t t eeeoia the arm s maker*
n f aiUquakt' *tk*l, coppog robber.
. I * 11 — I
ALL KINDS OF <
SANDWICHES
■ ___WKKf U up uteen than jto
Vaw Vr .a d that
v o te
Chili—Short.Orders
Financing of the dofenae effort
ha* continued ot low credit rat**,
With U. t t , Qovmmmee* hoods
.MOlMat Wvefa) to * tt lT
par*
cant m leaa, Tha bllfwiis of spend*
The O enaaaa are said to have
. leek-10,000 men In the Crimean jrctl.tbe cry la mors, m*r*t *ad
• b a ttle ' sla n t. I t one-testh of
th e ir reported losses prove OOt- ’ ^ T h e ftre t haM of 1M1 h e l j e *
tho arum program move o at odthe
b u s prhtta Into- the piidurtUm prodllCtlY^
launeblng th eir next s i t get Bmphaal* has swung from
M SO Siie
week to visit her eon^.and hia
family In Aahevtlle, N. C._____
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PA GE
THE BANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, n.o m n A
MRS. L0UR1NE BEAU Society Editor
Social Calendar
Methodist Society
Has AU-Day Meeting
In conjunction with th e "Week
of P rayer'' which ho* been obMONDAY
terved
by the Women’* Society
S t Theresa C hapter of th*
Woman'* Auxiliary of Hq,'y Croaa of Chrl*V*n Service of th* Meth
program*
Episcopal Church will meet at odlit Church with
the hom* of Mr*. Joe Gonxalen throughout the week, an ail-day
meeting and "around-tba-workf'
a t 3:30 P. M.
8 t. A n n C hapter of Holy luncheon wa* held in th* anner,
r°«* Episcopal Church will m**l of th* ehurth on Thuradty, with
a t the hom* *f Mr*. W. T. Ja c k . Mr*. O. S. ShinhoDer, Sr.,
»**. 811 Magflolia Avenue t t Uaehing th* Million study book,
“A C hriitlan
Imperative, Our
3:30 p. M.
The regular meeting of the Contribution to World Order."
A*
an
Intoduction
to th* book
Roeary
C onfraternity
of All
Soul* Catholic Church will be which la tha Fall itudy took,
held at the church at 3:00 P. M. written by Roswell P. Barn**,
Circle* of the Women'* Society Mr*. Shlnholaar it*ted th a t "Mr.
of ChriatUn
Service of the Bam** In a lUte*manlike way
Methodist Church will meet a t m arthali Christian resource* and
• SW a-ePr ,M .~ a t the following Christian oganlxationi, with th*
church having th* raiponalblllty
Circle One. with Mr*. J . B. of spreading tha attitude and
spirit of concern for all ,jnaoCrawford, 1204 .Oak Avenue.
C irrle fwu, a t the annex with
“The missionary movement la
Mr*. F. R. Mitchell and Mr*. C.
th* embodiment of this concern
P. Harriaon a* hnate**ci.
Circle Three, with Mr*. W. M. and th* bast means of tiU txdlnr
MeKim, 212
Went
Eighteenth It," Mra. Shlnholaar continued.
Street, with Mr*. 0. W. Bally "No one should h* apologetic
about missions any mora, but put
Circle Four, with Mr». B. B. heart and soul Into this h u h ,
Crumley. 120 Weat Sixteenth for It I* tha hop* of tha world.''
Tha last four chaptsra of th*
S treet. •
Circle Five, with Mr*. John book will be taught a t tha an
nex
next Thursday, N or. 8, at
Roger*, 'JOB Myrtle Avenue,
an all-day meeting beginning at
meet* at *■:30 I*. M.
T here will be
a combined 10:00 o’clock, and lasting until
m eeting of the Board and Pray*r 3:00 e'clock. A covered dish
Group of the Prenbyterian Wo luncheon wl|l be aerved a t noon.
The ta b tt a t which th* guests
men'* Auxiliary a t the church
at 3:00 P. M., to be followed were seated for th* luncheon
by a combined, bualnet* and in- which was served at th* noon
aplratlonal
m eeting
at
3:30 boor carried a patriotic them*,
with th* glob* or th* world for
o'clock.
by
D a u g h te r of Wealey Clan* of a centerpiece surrounded
the Methodiit Church will m eet miniature flag*, from which rad,
at the home of Mr*. Ge..rge H ar whit* and btua streamer* trail
den on the Country Club Road at ed to tb* end* of tha table. At
7:00 P. M. The p arty will be In interval* along th* long tabls
the form o f a “children'* p arty " ersra small flags af other nation*.
and hostesses will be Mr*. E. it. Fall floweri Including a a te n and
Laney'a group.
marigolds formed th* floral d i
All cutter* ar* aaked to rep o rt ce ration*.
to the Red Crota sewing room*
Tha menu consisted of Italian
In th e Woman’* Club In th* • paghattl. Assyrian salad, Vienna
morning.
rolls, China tea, American pump
The morning tew ing *e**ion kin pi* and Brasilian coffee. Th*
for the Red Croeg will be spon- different foods of th* nationa
•ored by the ladles of th* C ath war* placed upon separata tabla*
olic Church under the direction which wart* decorated to repre
of Mr*. F. E. RoumllUt.
sent the country from which they
The Junior Auxiliary of the cam*.
A m erion Legion will meet a t
Those present at th* masting
th* Legion Hut a« 3:30 P. M.
and luncheon w ire: Mra. W. F.
The W. M. I/, of the South Lewis, Mr*. H. B. Marsh, Mrs.
Side B aptlit Church will meet W. P. Bryan. Mrs. F. R. Mitchell.
a t th e ehurth a t 3:00 P. M.
Mrs. C. P. Herndon, Mr*. N*tll*
St. Ann’* C hanter of Holy TUlia, Mrs. John D. Jenkins, Mrs.
Croaa Chunk will meet with P. H. Landing, Mra. 11. C. Mor
Mr*. R. L. Cornell a t her hom* gan. Mrs. C. E. William*, Mrs.
on 20 IB Mellonville Avenue a t M. R. Strickland, J r - Mr*. H. B.
3:30 P. M.
McCall. CT:, Mr*. R. F. Cola, Mrs.
TUESDAY
Don Ulray and Mr*. 8 . O. £hinT he hoard m eeting of th* W o.
m an's Club w ill-b* h*W* 1n *-Mra •b°Aui. Ififr*. T. fc. WIlion, Mr*
■ club ho-is* a t 10:00 A. M.
L. P. Hagan. Mrs. M. C. Swingle,
Tha O. E. 8., under the dlree- Mr*. J . r . Riser, Mra. J . C. Dav
is, Mra. P . W. McCall, Mra. J.
L. Clark, Mra. E. H. Lanay. Mra.
R, F. Cranahaw, Mr*. R. T. W ar.
ran. Mr*. If. E. Mot*, Mra. J . B.
WUllam*. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker,
Mr*. B. B. Crumley, Mra. J . &
Crawford, Mra. R. M. Mason. Mrs.
WOMAN’S CLUB
C. E. Chorpenlng, Mr*. W. P.
Chapman, Miss Loot* Evans and
Mias Ella Bolton.
F lvt-leuon course In So
cial Dancing and Ball
room Etiquette, beginning *
. Monday, Nov. 3, at 8:30
P . M.
6
Marjorie Cogburn
Studio of the Dance
Phone County 3311
Sunday & Monday
H m ’i Tbo P td m To
Gladdra Your Heart!
iOMAHClOMSKISI
Activities
At THE CHURCHES
Telcflioot 148
t iif : 8'tn a r hi
K l» l*r<»w nl«**v L> I\
Hunday Hrrvlryg
Nun.Uv School.
I'nttor
k M
Mnrnlnr XVHr»hl|^v l l •>•» A
Hr lirn w n lr* %*1M >#a«rh
Jr amt Sr \*>tirt^ I'vnptr. < JO I*
Pe r sonals
M
Mr*. C. E. Gormly i* ill in
tha Fareald-Laughton Memorial
Hospital.
IIUI V n u iM m u n n i ,
« m in it
start’ n H< «m
JI »l Stniila > **f i •
| i |«*i > • ■•mm tini. ■<
I *sf|M»ri8ta« f -I let
|ll.*t
Carl Wetsel ha* arrived from
Charleston, S. C. to visit with
hit mother, Mr*. Victoria Wettel, who i* UL
|
I ’Llf*
|i 'hut • h S. Itool I
Mr. aau Mr*. Byron Fox have
returned from Savannah. N. Y.
where they have bean spending
the summer month*.
Mr. an<| Mrs. Richard Gilles
pie cf Melbourne ar* the week,
end gueats of Mr* Gillespie'a
m other, Mrs. Mable EsUiilge.
■ ** —Miss Katherine
H ogan, and
Fred Hogan, Jr., of Daytona
Beach *r* spending a week here
aa th* guests of Miss Maty David and Holden David. -
Mrs. O. G. Roller
Has Bridge Party
A Hallow* en them* predom.
Inated In th* decorations which
were used by Mrs. O. G. Rollsr
for the bridge party given at
her hom* on Maple Avenue on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr*. W. J. Pell waa found to
be high scorer, for which *hf
wa* presented a prise, while se.
eend high score prise went tr
Mr*. T. C. Brown. Mrs. F. K
Smith received consolation prise
and the screeno contest w*i won
by Mr*. Ted Rathel.
Assisting the hostess In serv.
Ing
refreshment*
were
Mr*.
Brown, Mr*. H. E. Turner, nnC
Mr*. John Weaver.
The*# Invited were: Mr*. W.
H, Rutledge, Mrs. J. D. Cordell
Mrs. Turner. Mr*. Brown, Mr*.
J. W. Hall. Mr*. F_ A. Brother,
ion, Mrs. Jack Stamper. Mrs. E
C. H arper, Mrs. Rathel, Mr*.
Smith, Mrs. R. J. Hickson, Mra.
Mabl* Eatridge, Mrs. Pall, Mrs.
W. P. Field*. Mr*. Weaver. Mr*
B. C. ’ Moore, Mr*. Helen Phil,
lip* and Mrs. Roy TUlia.
Col. Michael A I)i»i!ey. !trd Corpa Arm y Area Burgeon.
kill* I mul 1 »•*,it
,
(
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bia auistan t, \%as critically Injurnl when thnr auto t-ol!»*la-*l * ' > •* tr.iin m.»i U
wrcckw.jo of the car is 'boon nl»»x*%
ha* t**lilf'*
frtr
Mra. F ort, B ra . B. W. Rupn h t, Mrs. K J L Sm ith, Mra. W.
D. Maada. Mra. M. 0 . McNair.
M n . W. W . W araar, Mra. Oahan.
Mrs. M. C
M n . Roy
Jo h n Kick Mr*.
W, Mr*. H. W.
arm , Mr*. J, Z.
L Lm m d , Mr*.
. W . A. Leavitt,
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tee are Mm t'hnrlca Whrd an
Mra. F.arl King Mra \V F. Do I
•cn ami Mrllrrh ert
‘
head thr p iirra rom m ittec; am
Mr*. J. I’ H'ggina Mr-* llcm \
Wight. III. UI..I Me- Frc.l II '
Williama arc «»n the refr-ahim n
!rr
com mittee
II % l*Tiar I III IK II
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The public hr.* hern extend*
a cordial invitation to attend no
reiervationa mus he nmde I*'
contacting Mr^ K J Nela«vn. Ji
*e!rphone (lll-.F. * r Mm. M V
Yelvington, telephone Mil.
Revival *crvlcr. tr r in |ii».
a n t e every night except Katin
day a t the Sanford A*-embly ,.i
God, Church a t 2Sth Street nml
Jflm Avenue. The Rev. Hum :
Wile* of Hagerstown, Maryl.ir
la th* evangelist. Special initio
mental triosle By (he evangeli-l
aod hi* wife ia tnc feature of the
evening. Meetings tegin iiromptly
each night a t 7:30 with a -«mr
aecvlce led by the pastor, I.. II.
Richardson.
\\ Hal I t IX H K r iio n
« III III II
*■Wrlp •mis* ( ’hj«i»#-l'
Hte% H \| ll-n kl-, I’ xat.xr
N.in.t i » St ti ***•I. |'l oil A M
I'rt'Ht Ii IIim Her\|«<r. || tltl A M
s • i m11ti
tti*. pitHittr
I'Lv- in i'., church in |hr* Will*,
te ut*t» a th n .la « Wrlcr.tnw to *11
(’lull Entertained
By Hose Ann Brooks
mi i m m
i m iiM .
J ll K nm| Haroii.l Sli.-tl
*’**t»t WHlt.ini la n g r l III I lur^a
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•f If1' • alHi
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«*• ii n ruiMiK
I 'M I U
Hilly Prllffli, crr.itttr of Ilurnry
ifntltr Ktldy lliu liiti l right I n%.»*Ii« no t
the In*w -tmijf Ini " I ;nn*a a-W'uatin*," I*
liurtiionifing tin* tiim-f.il «|ilt> written !• i
JvhiiMMi, \%hu NMif iii.'ptml l»y |J illy ** l . i
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am 1. 81 hii.ll
i e f t t • lim* ni
T il K NO| 1 1f MIIIH H%l*Tt*T
< III III II
I-iiir.-l \\- Ml Ninth St
11*•% II NV Tuckrr pj«H|.tr
Sun.I.i > S. hi.Ml, |o on \ >|
Nl•■i nine \Vnr«h*l' II
\ M
U r.lliiNMlil)- \\<ir«hl|>. ? lit I* N|
l.'tanliiM \V.*rw|ilp i- 'o l* vi
Y"t| telll ttai llVPil .» hP4fly ter!
III
■•5S-i"T.,E2r'S Il,ritish Ai<l «roun
,
11:00
’
a? i t K :
r,r,th tttmcllc,
gatheringe""i
1
w ill la in nl« —
I 'tM K I
O ffering will tako place.
Mm . I. |l. ,V> rim mim h
A program o f music has been
arranged with Mr*. J. I. Inglry on Thursday afternoon u*
a* iolnlst. The sermon «,il.jeei home on Mellonville Aveoo
of
will be a rontfnuatinn of th. the reuulnr inerting
»eriea on the "Fo rgivene,, nf lloiullr' for llrit: in . lol.
lime
elolhnu*.
Slna" an,| "W hy May W. Ex. -hieh
xannent ■ ami i|uill» wen
pect Forgivenrs* nf Sins?-’
for the '..'th carton to lie -lo|.|>. >|
to the New York office to
I- mi * *-i| in I.** pra-nriit |f >mi Mra
forwarded to Kni(li<n,l.
llilrrrsf«*.|
In ritf* cliui* lt te.srk
Mr*. Martin announced Him in
11 •••*■ *ha* ■ •'n lm
Sun
•ta# M.irnlni*
reply to the *pi>enl , who h II .1
been »ent out fur more money
' Dr. Dan Com-, who Ii connretrd lith which to buy yum , ilo- lm.1
r ill Ilf ll n r !• ii 11
with the Seminole County llenlth rw elvnl one check In the mnminl
•irltetit Hint Cl III A«a*Hlf#«
Itrv w •* ll'ilrnmli, pj»Hi*.r
Unit, will bo th e | rlnripal • -wnher »8 l i n ami *vvrra| jm nller onx <1
Siir..ka> H » * I i I . |rt mi .\ \ |
a t tha meeting nf the Seminole frein inteiealed penon-. A rheek I
V-ilhd I'ritpl**, f ; ]il I* M
High P atent Tearher* Aaaorutlon »-.»i also given by Mr*. M ailin'
\l..* ftI••BC S#*r vice* II Mil \ Nf
a t the school auditorium on Tues for $23, who exprrniM'l her op
Kkait|iiM Hyrtlrp, 7 !:• |* M
W ►,|nrH.|j|y , I'r io r r Mwa lllial. 7
preciution
to
th.we
who
have
do
day r-fternonn beginning at 1:00
IV VI
nated money, clothing nn.l hot
Dr. Con#’* aul-Jeat— for
the .on*.
A t the ronclurion o f the ineel
afternoon will bu “ Mo.l«rn I’robM IXliRW l XTIIIXU. I Ml IK II
f*u»na*r l‘«rk
Ab»nu*t mim| Jnl
lenx. in
Community
Health." in g a n r I old English ten tilde
;
Nlr»«|
were
Parent* and friend* of the •< hool wnx set ami tea ami pie
Mlniata-r.
John
ll•rnart|
11•>**t
Invited to attend and to hear served In those present.
M-iup oomph c ^ l Rita Hayworth la • inirs it H. ho..i, 9*11
Dr. Cone apeak.
nttr.1 for a new gown In New York
Worahip. n ;oo
ANNOUNCEMENT
sa i, she
'•» lh
im t h i s lif e' » .
s . m preparsd
F « r . o u for her data with ,1 X . e r r ..........
... - H**ll.
C O R R E C T ION
i.r«r,
Mr. and M n. J. C. Calhoun of four srrnco men, earn representing r
l n branch of th* nation’s armed 1—•* on It. lift It. i,.ar ii -..lu.ml.
Circle* of th e . Woman’* Mis Sanford announce the engage
fo n rj, who escorted her on a right- "'""d “P *'"i .w«ia l..n.aih it
sionary Union o f tha First llnp. rnent and approaching mutriugc • r c i n g tour of city. Lucky fellows! - ■*
9*-»11 n o t *-( o r 11R o r r u w
falis-r not
tla t Church w ill not meet on of thalr daughter, Mary, of
f o r »ln.*
Monday, Nov. 3. a* wa* an. Brhlgeborn (la., to Guy King of
H ut i i n w a r i l . u p w a n l . t i l l that riho I
Illakay
and
Albany,
Ga.
LEGAL NOTICES
nouncod under Monday’* rnlrm tar
|
) - w ln.“
. - n -r ^ — ■ ■
*
Frnnr#o Aunt* KouiliU
In yesterday's Issue of the H er.
aid, but will m ast on tho fat.
' \ " ti 1.
W
o
r
, 1- " k
a tr a n T i* * ^ .' p r io r ., ami
lowing Monday, which I* Nov.
10, II wax announced this mom .
By MRS. A. E MORAN
WjUdAM •.tM tF .ru* w .u .K - r r l Ab |
............
U»*.
_____________________
Ur. and Mra. Henry Harrison
of
Brookaville
ware
lha
week
An#
lnjlM
*r«
o
f
etBrnlty?
'
NOTICE
\v 11,
and gueata of their parent*, Mr.
T o V «rh l« | I«»B m
"1 *•»«»'•
A RhattelfM ma«a aful a l*«"»k o f
and
Mra.
C.
F.
Il*rrl*<
/.
A pageant en "Why Stand
( uIm ;
The monthly meeting r f l‘
Y# till#" wUl b« presented at
\n.| Mrtt muat make, er* lira* It
down.
a
t h a ' P m h y ta ria n Cknrrh by the T. Af waa. held in th* school 111.
A Btumhllow-bloek or a atepploaSan lor Young Paoole tomorrow dltorium on Tuesday. Mlaa Haa.
Irm.
nura*
from
tha
County
«tune.
,____
gvaniag a t 7:30 o’clock. The pub.
H ealth Unit, also M|*s Irene
ik is Invited to attend.
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ABsKM
ni.T
o r ooo
TA K I* M irril’ l: Ural
>..U
*»•
Hinton in Interact o f F irst Aid
rr.br r—I-.I•*.l *<• appear (p »r - I, ll. lilchardso*. ra ster
courses, were tha guaat *peak. h
silk ntrv*t at Kim
<iin<ll) ar l.r
. • _ J s>hlH"S AV ' J K r r n ’•■’m
IliT -iirf d !
Dr. Cone Will Speak
To Parent-Teachers
GENEVA NEWS
»r*
0A P P Y
*
UIItTHDAY
SATURDAY
John Adorn*. Jr.
Jo llail B*nlon
SUNDAY
M n . P earle David
C all J* t* r, Jr.
YOO L A T E
TO
- 4 IM
8
Mr. J. II. Huddleston, Mr*
Fred Yvrke* of
Jacksonville,
and John Huddleston from C irj
Su* Island sr* her# fo r a few
daye.
A Hallowe’en p arty will be
given by th# Geneva P. T. A.
and llam a Demonstration Club
a t tha Town Hall, Friday, Oct.
W omen's Society o f Christian
carries* will h* hate a t th* horn*
a f Mr*. W alter Yarborough on
T hursday a t 3:00 P M . . .
C LA 8S IF T
Nr
a n d ’ Mr*. Frad Swartx
iad family #f Jachaonvilla and
/an d Mra. W. A. PsttUM H
fam ily of Orlando a r r weak,
gwaata a f Mr. u d Mr*. Hi
Mill
f„ r
l.lvorre
filed
Heroin
■k ii Ikvi >•>■• In tb « oboia named
I'.turl ..A ,.r k * ( » l » Ihe llu l* l*a>
In Itarember, ln - « U l.acsm b*. 1*1
A I' 1*11. u « l ih oraellee plead
K. ■.till lllll « * by law provided.
. I n | n rrt* I'rn i ,im l»i*ii w ill ha
■ H U M aia ln el ynu
*
Tba s>AN r«)n p i i k i i A i.n I* a »ra
lly iIh Ii h H
aa tha newspaper
|n which thla anti.a akall ha publiabail n i l a waak fur fnur « » •
.e ru tl.e waak*.
W IT S *3|<l my ha nil awl offlalal
..a I al ftanfonf. Memlnnt* O u n ly .
Rlala a f Plnrlita. Ih|a I day
of
Sit* A. I>. l i l t
je t. ct. xaaii
n v. i i b r s d o k
Ci-»W of r-lreau rn n rt
.
v *w »
S. Orlando
ia W FI*,
®
’
,
Muiwtay Hchnol | :tt A. M.
■muter M orning Worship, It ;* * A.
M.
Christ Ambassadors T-#* I* M
K vasgallallo garyleo. (: * • •'■ M.
Prayer Maatlag. W tdaeoday I:##
r. m.
nibla ntudr. Friday l : t # F. M.
• r .r t* .;
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-
f i '& & & ■
MODERN
SHOE SHOP
(Farm rrl}
Nndff*i»)
II. I*, (o le ), owner 1•»I H. |*arW
AT THE
Arcade
Package Store
YOU'LL KIND
IN
ALL
T H E .IIR8T
I.INKH
OF
Fine Liquors
Arcade
Package Store
O. n . FA RRELL PROP,
(formerly
Hag|*U'a
Btort)
MATHER ARCADE
• Gradual* of Now York Doalcn School
• Mosher Tohfraph Dollvory SorvUo
• Monitor BouUtoaaUrn A Florida Htato Floi
Aaa’e’n.
•
W. Ftr«t 8L
• Saaford, Florida
Phono 71
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FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEED8
CALL MRS. PIPPIN
A-'
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I Thur-il.i v thiil thf rm itrnrt
Hihls* N.‘ ItmiiI, a IS A XI
nf tin Ihiliun militiMy mii<i»ini|
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for a Thunk«givmg t>* it hrnlg
party to hr
t'<| Ity th.
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Episcopal Church 1*0
Hold Special Service
Mra. E . Oorapton'a hom* on
wa*
W ait N lnatem th 8 tre a t
Into a veritable
flower garden yesterday after
noon when aha entertained with
a bridge party for a number of
friends.
Tha living room wa*-decorated
with quantities of
itanoloblum
and blaa pbunbagu aad bowl* of
■llamaada. raaaa and garbara*.
A rrangamgata a f yellow cassia.
gteMofi and s a n a f s r i fc-n war*
plated about Ik s dining room.
A fte r asv«ral avagraealon* of
brMga Ml*. C. A. F o rt waa found
te bo high teuaar, fo r which ah*
‘ w ith a prlaa. Beeacalvad by
aad the
___ „__ _______ w aa won by Mr*.
B. M. Talar aad Mra. J. B. Caban.
Late fax th# afternoon rtfreah-
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I n m a i ta b l r fin* vote**
On* wms th a t of MU>
M’ lVetl l \ Mlw llriMlk* l .
Hi
n llo w ii'g
Grace 8abra* o f Sanford, a muilc
m ajor, who** v«lc* fat a difficult
lhiloruM
M il.ellaP i
Mi|»M >1
aria waa d e a r, strong, and of un.
T u r n e r . Kir* »m J e a n
.tit.I
usual awaataaas."
lo-te Ann Hruok'
A •pedal
scrv:re will he hr|i' |
rial *crv:ee
---------- ---Mlaa Sabre# la th* daughter
of Mr. aad Mra. John J . Duren in th e Holy
Church
of Wmt P i n t S treet.
Mrs. Compton 1*
Hostess At Bridge
t •r l‘.»i u
In w I*
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Miss Grace Sebree
Pledges Sorority Revival Services
Word has been received that
Being Conducted
ML* Grace Elisabeth Sebree. a
freshman a l Rollins Collag* in
Winter Park, has recently pledgtd Phi Ma social sorority, a
national organisation.
, An axcarpt taken from tha Or.
lando Morning Bantlaal concern
ing th* f rash man play which waa
| M f at ItaUlnw wn Wadnooday
night aad In which Miss Sebree
participated, follows:
“O nt of tha hilarity at the
Rotllna freshman play on Wed
THREE
�b
.i
i
UBtMl
Sea Hawk
A t Ritz tomorrow, Mond>
hM John Ptynn awaiting * re f
ugee h* ha* promised to c a n
for.- Much M Ma eurprl**, th«
“U ttk " gW U BonJ* who de
cides to m atr f him even tl.ougi
ha I* engaged to Lyiui B*rl. Thi
hilar lac* ending provider • dore'
climax to the m u tu a l -tory.
The performance
of
Olertr
Miller c a d hi# Orchestra hi tops.
Tha band’* playing of
seven
new Mask Gordon and Harry
W arren tune* will pleae# hi*
miHt exacting fane.
Tha new comedy team of Mil
ton Berla and Joan Dari* had
• ha
audience
roaring
with
laughter. Tha dancing of
th*
Wty»»»!CURAM BHATHM " Cartoon and M etro Hear*.
"
U
- n f * GAT FALCON" wflb[.
W f c a d W f g tN a d p B arrie,, A P T Jaaddua, Edward Bro-vr
. ' A l t e t t W a a M Gladys Cooper. JfUa* Moaitml. C age.*
M ter-'W M A O O M S IK B W IK O r Odd Occupation*. N oe.l-'
so r tia m s m .N ( « i.
/
’g te harts a t the Rlts. tomorrow.
■-S ta rrin g Sonja llanla and John
pays* In w hat la the flnoat pertartnaae# of their u reors, "Sen
V o lio ad ay ,'^ Tiiora^ay—**THE SKA H A W *” * M KrtotlValley Scrrnadc“msrks the film
debut of the country’s number
* / Item da M o nksl4 Clanda Rates, Donald Crisp, FTovw
one band, Glenn Miller and h it
" • t ’A ltei Mul f t a a d m any otbars. A Bte^M dsieal Comedy
Orchestra, in
an wppearano#
y T T A K a .'lT H R A IB ," a g d .U a lm a a l H ow *./
lu
w hich' will do mut-.i to increase
th e large number of his already
r r f d i / , f i te i a & y — I'S U N S E T fK • W to M lN a ^ w itb Gemr
fans.
V u try y tm fcg 'B arnett* Mari* Wrttony• M
a rt U
Babort
Kaart, Moot*
t« m ! h r w — teate uKlahokta-tSeeU a r * w arpoaaaoufro*
<BNa and BWk BBM*. Ateo-Cbapter i K"SRgRAIBl___ ____
tag and akllng
numbers ef work la “Tba Grant American
Broad
w
e
t”
and
‘T
in
Pan
Alley".
'breathtaking beauty. The »max *
J
rial, CdrteaA ad< B aatat Kaaten la “o n n rR A ^ -K tn a A N C E .’'
Prodoced I t Milton BpeHlat.
u te g skating
routine*
through
F
♦ •*».-, s . , 1
which eh* glide* with such an- "Bon Valley Serenade” waa di
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t.
vp arent case shew th a t her skill rected by if. Broca Ifomberaton*
’-.'has tecteaaed slnea she stu ln e d from an excellent aereen play by S K T .n i a n ROMANCE with Ronja llsnl* and John Payn* romanc
I th a World and Olmyple Uigur* Robert Bill* and Helen Logan ing to tha rhythm of Glenn Miller and his orchaatra and fdn fo r.
Tha elete* itoiw w»a written by
■ eating Urrmjiumshlpe.
nlahtd by Milton Berle, Lynn Bari, Joan Davla and tha Nicholas
V i S S f i laugh
provoking story A rt A rthur and Robert HarorL
Brothers, comprise much of "Sun Valley Serenade," to be shown
tomorrow and Monday a t tha Rlts. '.
SUN VALLBT SERB*A D R
■eSTVfw
thrir belts,
ma. and. half.
a id th e skip*
fteturd demands a trtmer k
amount of work on the pan
men and women < ’
who remain complete] r
IlM background a t all times. 1
g f f i g a wardrobe* o f ’ the players)
tacular of all "The 8** Hawk," Including J
regal gown* of Flora Rote
playing Queen Elizabeth, t
foya] raim ent of M ontagu la
as fh in ip I t of Spain and i
M tho athletic
powerful Aten
a
:Zi"w5£T
•UNART IN WYOMINO
M Autry .Z T Z n Arno Autay
T tfR GAT FALCON1
* # m a w u r t T o r g w Ctare^Wentworth „ Marla Wrtrum
T f .D ffw s i—.^ IU b e r t Kcot
TUB ABA HAWK
fas the assn* abbra, la ^ tld c n U y enjoying "F ro g 's" stag
m SBS
ONE O N tha m u tt’thrilling' pictures yet produfed b y ’Ote Wagner
Bras. Studio la "T he 8ea llaw k," starring Errol Flynn, with a m at
o f .thousands, Including Brsnda Marshall,
Allan Hale, Claude
Rate*, Donald Crtep* and Flcra Robson, to he screened next* W ed
nesday and T h u rm jr a t tha Rita T htaU r.
V
1,
*•*■•»** *•
Gay Falcon," f lir t of a series depleting tha
areatufaa r t tha Falcon, * m odern super-sleuth, played by Gti
*•**•” ; Wba la. rto sm ^ b eea, between W eedy B arrie (left) *nd
A u e H a a U r a Tha p la ta n , with a fine group o f sh o rt sohjaeta.
W
Science Helps Iceberg Lettuce
i t ! H " . " • " *.*
I r N ja r iA
SEnr
is degree* W.
ta r t nniirt, a
V
L E G A L N O TIC E S
as llsrelvor
tak
.la
at
Mlam*.
Espcitmentaf work srlth different
yarictlcs and strains of lettuce‘has
been carried out at Sanford. Cslaes.
yitlc. Belle Glade, Bradenton. H ait
ians, and Homestead by members of
It* Florida Agrlcalluisl Eaperlmcnt
Sistion located in cash ol these
art**. The findings are lit complete
agreement that, of all artilable com
mercial varieties at tMs time. Im
perial 44 his exhibited tha greatest
tolcrinct to high temperatures, rsgardlta* of lb* season or location In
which the comp*ri»on was made.
TMs fact, tha major laau* ol Im
portance to commercial grower*, la
In igrstm ent with retail* reported
I < It. « of MW Cpr. of XW )-4 of It* . II.
w T a o f t If. aae.t ft w is*
N f»- me begta tee. feet. N. a r RW earner
aw* w r i t f t A i n u ft. ■ axr f t . w**ttrr t u » »'
| l-« ef aw i-4 A B it
nf
* ;• > ■
‘
NR 1-4 *1 IN 1.1
Hit of fflb of nW of AW 1-4 Nertir.
( S h r tf W
« t # N 1-4. l**o Ntb
- 'h S t i S t f e '
0 ^ 4 1 * 1 1 t- i. IroofiiM t i ' i j ? ‘
4
dec* lb* crop. Near J
Florida there ha* been
.h a t U udd t e U t e * ,
a leaal
aelea 4a»
H
« f u » > e i f » w t-4
!
• M # T j » HR, 4-4 of AW 1-f
tad still form more k
iny other w le ty III
tested In thi* iUtfw-
ra -E S Idly,
k“
s # If
l?lr* # n'clo
AW
' ^
U kM 1-4 ef NW 1-4
rw i 4
l a « k fl lb
A MM of I B
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rt
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Tim SANTO«0 - HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA"
(b iw » for Rsturday. N tf. I. 1911
By One-Sided Score, 35^0-
■fve - Ike team aw edge h o t’ n et
v w w le gaaw. O eveiaad was In
ear-, th e defense playing strongly;
whUe F arrell s n T Trnleek t r t i i
hard to pin* op S' le a k ie r lino.
Qnly one- scoring' chance w et
earned b y the locals, resulting
from a bed kickoff In the necead
quarter. Two pasaea to lanky
"fedtU rbalT Herring from Brana » itta e d a boat IT yards to car
ry th e ball to the Tiger I t yard
stripe h o t' here th e diva begged
ddwn sad the Inckle''failed to
score. Herring; Odham, Fleming
t a d ' several .ether linesmen play,
ed a- eraditaMe- gam e on the’ de.
Xease but the tr- play was not
good enough ta t halt the steam
roller.
q u arter; th e f t r r t ' wketr Rooae
carried a e ro e i'th e goal from the
SiafMxf II-y a rd line where Hook
t a d ftbe^olrt bed act the ball,
and tha aacood on a d rivt from
th*tr* own 11' yard line where
four rune end tw e passes reachail the more line,
A pass form lloeqntst to B att
from th e 11-yard Fed line made
th e third q uarter score and a
recovered fumble by Orlando
placed them la position to carry
across th e gosl fo r the last
s c a n In the final q u arter with
Maul spinning aeruen the line
ft * the points. Bulla made good
bn the * fifth one fa r a perfect
abort.
1 W rin g tha half th e Fed bead
Joined the CeleryetUa la a comi
c a l' performance of patliag the
T iger oa the run. The um slling
o fr a i sh eet, la th e midst of the
C eltrysttea In raid-field reveal
ed a- tig er on the wrong end
at s'- treo m wellded by a witch.
Tha re tre a t waa disorderly, but
fa tt
> A t one thn* la th e performance
It appeared the band members
a n d the Celeryattea would wind
u p in a knot but they marched
o u t of: aa aver tightening circle
w ith s e n s in g precision and left
thh field to the football players.
TUB LINE-UPS
SANFORD
Fee.
Orlande
O T p ly l
LE
llallsucr
J B B k ...
LT
14 Brown
B ro w n in g
LG
sm llings
C
T urner
O dhitn
HG
Uoone
F lemin g
H-T
Ifensndrx
T. Brovrq
RE
Batt*
fc W rsk ad * QB
Lewis
DVaaXp
1
LH
Heequist
^ U ln s * ,
Kll
Lee
c fi* fU lK - ' • FBRouae
S a n f e r d .... ....... 0 0 0 0— 0
Orlando
..... 7 14 7 7 - 3 5
law,
touiw, W. Hook s a d -Lee wot s ' • - B u e F l a g touchdown*:
mad* gshsert f o r tho Tiger*, Rouse, Hocqulit, B alts, Maull.
ldg a- ll&epDKid mao seam . Points a fte r touchdown*; Batt.*,
poring aioag with- tho >ban pkrk- I , Lewis (all placements). Subatilag up- ysrdege, alnexed the 4,000 Ultlons;. Shnford H asty. Herring,
fans and little Hook w a a - h o t Lee, Ridge, W olfer, Gormly,
W.
Hook,
The firs t jM are- of the gsm q Daniels, - Orlando;
cams when Iloequist took- a Ban- Foahee. B. Hook, McLeod, Scott,
ford- kick, twisted from the • 89 BL M arita 1L M artin, Powell,
Qgilvle, Boulware, Rodenbaugh,
Lavender, fYrubfs, Hodek.
STATI8TTC8
T fst downs, running
f l n t downs, plus ing
rirs t clowns, penal tl.
Totil first downs
GRAND OPENING SAt.
NOVEMBER U t, AT
'••sett Intercepted
iumbo* of posts
kw t avsyagu ...
aedi returned ..
penalised
fumbles recovered ___ 1
>M miles south o f San
ford on the BAnford-Orlaadd Highway.
•
Serrod from 6 4 0 Ul B:00
o’cloek.
S O F T D R IN K S , B E E R ,
1
SANFORD
Spaghetti Supper
•
1940 Home
1940
If
Score Team
Score T<
i n t e r s e c t i o n .*.!.
Mimxotirl Valley CofiflMOti
O kla A A M -Creighton
30-14 Tl
Army-Notre Dime
Other Oaxaca
N
Dstrotl-ManhstlAn
Akron-Ohio Wealeyan
. DNP V
fo rth am - Purdue
Albion-Hope
, #0 V
MArquel t e- U lu ln l ppl
Auguetana |3 D )-Sioux Falla 35-0
M anhall-W ake F o rrtt
Aurora-Mleeion
0-13
Ball Stale-M anchester
; 0-7 °
Pttt-Ohlo Slate
Baldwin-Wall-Davta
EUdna
DNP
&
Wlaeonaln-Syracuse
Bethany-Ottawa
10-13 Ft
EAST
Butler-Wabaxh
19-13 04
Carleton-Co*
13-13 H
Allegheny-Roc heater
35-0 N
American U.-Randolph Mac. 13-30 Oentre-Hanover
7-0 M
Arnold-Montclair
H I Dakota Wealey-S Normal
.
0-13 **
Bergen-New York Aggies
13-4 Dana-Hebron
> 7-0 M
Bloomeburg-Kutitown
0-30 Daytoe»-Cincinnati
DNP J*
Doeton College-Temple
33-30 DePauw-Loulivllle
<M8 M
^Poelon.U,-American Internal. DNP Duluth-Moorehead
Dubuque-Wart burg
30-7 m
Earlham-Roae
Poly
0-47
Ul
Buckncll-Weit Maryland
0-0
Baal
Illlnola-Mllllkln
12-8 w
Buffalo Lehigh
DNP
8-19 w
California T r -Qrore City
0-36 Eau Claire-River Falls
13-13 w
C C N. Y -llobart
DNP Ellendale-Valley City
19.13
Colgate-Holy Croea
(-0 Elmhurst-W heaton
0-19
-Colby-Malne
10-0 Eureka-Carthage
DNP
Columbia-Cornell
0-37 E vanm lle-C entral
DNP *
OofinecUcut-MIddlebury
DNP F t. Hayee-Washburn
0-8 111
Dart mouth-William A Mary DNP Orinnell-Ilelolt
Delawmra-Mount St. Mary
DNP Oust. Adolph-Western Union DNP s
13-33
Dtcktnaon-Drexel
DNP If eLJrlberg-Wittenberg
Duq u eene- VUlenor e
14-10 Illlnou Coll.-Culver Stockton DNP Al
nilnofa
Normal-Macomb
39-0 a
K. Btroudeburg-Minefield
10-0
Franklin Marahall-Albrlght
37-« Illinois Wealeyan-Toledo *- DNP Ai
DNP N
Franklln-Tranaylvanla
13-18 Iowa State-South D akota
U-7 Ri
Cet lye burg-Lafayette
0-40 Iowa Tr.-N. Dakota Btata
Green Mountain-Tilton
g-1 John Carroll-W est. Reaerv* 0113 Sa
13-13 Sc
Hamllton-Swarthmore
4-31 Kalamaxoo-Adrian
Harerford-Gullfort)
DNP Kent 8 1-Bow ling Green (O .)' 11-0 &
10-7
Hofstra-Hyannla
40-0 Klrkxvllle-Central St.
—■ T-7
Indiana T r -Clarion Tr.
14-13 Knox-Comell (tow al
Ithaca-Thlei
DNP LaCroeae-Whitewater
T-0
10-7 D.
Jokna Hopklne-Susquehenna DNP Lake Foreat-North C entral
~Lebenon Valley. B1we fudge
M Lawrence-Rlpon
0-7 Ul
Dock Haven-Cortland
0-13 Michigan Slate-Mlaaouri
DNP U
Lowell Textile-New B ritain DNP Milton-North west College
»11-7
. D ll
Maaeachuaetta SU ta-A m herst 0-14 Mon mouth-Auguatena
PNP
New HampehIre-Norwich
DNP Momlngalde- Detroit Tech.
Penn-Navy
io-0 North Dakota-Bradley Tech 9-31 ^
Prince ton-Harvard
0-0 Obertln-Ktnyon
DNP “ f
Prortdenee-SpringfDM
30-0 Ohio Northern-Muskingum
9-13
*n-0 w
v Rutgera-Maryland
T-14 Ohio U.-Mlaml
Otterbeln-Ckpltal
0-33
Paraona-Lorma
e -7
Ptattvllle-Oshkoah
-19-7
Prtndpia-M cKendree
19-0 u
Rolls Mines-B. W. Missouri
7-37 ° '
8*. Joseph ( Indl-C arroll
DNP
Bt. Mary's (M lch.J-0. Rapid* DNP r ,
St. Olaf-Hamllne
DNP
ahurllefr-Michigan Tech * DNP r ,
Stout-Superior
1-23 Q
Upea la-Arkansas A. * k t
DNP g
W ayne-Central Normal
t -7 E
Wlchlta-Tulaa
DNP r .
Winona-Mankato
DNP o,
Wm. Jewell-Baker U.
19-33 ■>,
W aster« Coeftrewce
Wooeter-ML Union
34-0 g,
Illinois-Michigan
.
SOUTH
Ss
lowa-Indlana
Southeastern C oaft reace
St
Minnesota-Northweit i m
Aubum-Georgta
13-14 W
Alabema-Kentucky
, 25 0 W
Louisiana 8ute-Tennee»ee
0-28 W
____
Vender hCt-Tnlsrte
DNP Yi
N OTE—D NP taeana did a ct play each otker la 164& ‘ ______
YCootw'/ed 4 v C tatrtl P m * A sser/srfa*)
Horn*
Tram
ladlvMttal Yardage
Ho9qal«t
ORLANDO
DANCING^
DELAND. Not. 1 — (ftpeeUD
—Fcwtbell for the femmes, or by
them, will btt one of the featured
events here Betursdy morning
s s two t s i n i
o f Stetson
University co ^ d s tak a to the
gridiron aa w art of < the school's
annual
Ffuahm aa Day.
With
th e rules I a tllln g fa r touch in
stead o f Asckltag sad unrestrict
ed stthaftaMaao and timh-outs,
the fcm iM ar frsy wOl be between
one squad ramp used o f frmhman
girla and • ascend composed of
upperdaaa co-eds. .
Ed Forking, form er varsity
sta r for Btttteaa-end now an In
structor la economics, la coach
ing tha upper*lsse women's teem,
while C arl " t t ? Johnson, him
self a form er college ath lete end
now sari ste n t director of tntra*
Daley, who start* a t Smith’s .
hulflru'k
i.* e*|>ecteU to si
the kicking chorea
with
Bartiaad.
hrllllant
aophoff
»i*nal caller
*
Coach Bcrnir Bierman Wtl<
pectrd to O ’rt \V?rren Plun
at quarter. Daley at left half*
Garnan* «t ritfht half and
Sweiirer at full-hack. With 8]
in. Sw elter "ill go to
Daley to riirht half. I>
It ck and t»arnaar to i lartarin
Minnesota'- line wil
krmn, a brilliant forward Otbv
feniu* or defence »h«ae plM tk
be taken by John Hillman! life
dition. the Gophers won’t ll
the fulltime service* of 04*
who will Im- wi-artna a knaa h i
Sinkwich Versus
Harrison Features
Jacksonville Game
WEEKLY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
To Sfcronf Orlando Team
M r outclassed Sanfertf team
° t n t ■ valla oily ag ain st the
Orlando Tigers bet*
K S***! *«»* « P » ' driven codv m lf b c h r t r d aa tW yfciU
a - 86-0.
, • henrtbranking fem e
r the Feds who have been pointr ail season fo r thU on e eonH *ed had worked hard fa r
■•M k» perfect their play fa r
e aft-imports a t !»«*»•
" e . Offense I f appeared
a t Ortaado had twice as many
an on .the field aa Saaford
s m ead ta InterfSrenre ran
2 * L 0f
U11
PAGB
(lAINKSVIl.I.K, Nov. i.— (SpeU niw ntty of Florida footkail fan* will hav? their own
yardstick to jutl** Kranki# Sink>rtch, when the Georgia1 AllAm*rlcan ran.li.lAt.* m eet. the
Fighting nature for the first
time in Jacksonville* Municipal
Stadium next Saturday at 2:10
P. M.
In Tommy the Red Harrison,
the slender -enmr left halfbick
from St. I mn«. Mu., the Orange
and Blue ha* it* .lent tailback
since All-Southern W aller Mayberry, and oh*i-rver< throughout
the l'enin*ul« State ore awaiting
I la
meeting
with
•'Fireball
Hi* xtarting place wa.i expet
to he token by Kd l^chnar,
pound senior
—•
The ».» th>-r forrast unld *1
would tie ylelir hut hintrif
pivwuihilit \ »'f h rdin or
\kf 11t*<l gfruliron
llfRvy iK
vkoubl m'si ihi* ii»»|»hrr*. whoHI Ji
a vkiMkjhi uilvnnlatfr* with if
•*.; rtf..- .rt»Hy uUinir
\rr«ti't rr« »»,
a ttnek
b-1
round Dtto llrnhnm end- *e
i -irr-v-iiii. both nblv tuntv
ia drawn
r.eorge Rill
e in the
Pm bibly Jeorge Hill, lecretary to Rep Hamrat tick- 1 lion Kish of New York, waa reon *ale eaaed on bond In Wathinglon after
• pprnxi- i* s a l indicted on two counta of
idmi*nlon 'corrupt perjury" In connection
record oith the Grand Ju ry 's ineeatigation
on hand . of fureign propaganda agent*. Kill
■ aa questioned in connection with
In't play ', the distribution of literature under
at Ka||,
Congreaalonal frank.
becau*e
h occur.
Titles At Risk As
Battered Gophers
Meet Northwestern
| m th* *«*nr* will U* aei'inyr him
for Iho firnt lim*».
Tripl^-lhrr«t Tommy, on
the
other hantl. ha« •••rn action
tht* itullt|oir« twic#*, and
ha* turned in tmtxtan«linir perII* K Ml I IIII.I.IG W
furmincrd. lint h** ■» Ju^t reaching \'« * o ls'ed Fr***-* S'»>rl* VVri'o
hU i)cak thin year, in ninntng.
M W K A l'n l.lS . Ml.in, n — i
pA/Rlng. ami kicking, ami
in
Minno'<*»*-J. footl it I nrvohiiti*
touting Into hiw t>wn an
th«* I; <!ly h*tt>’r n ! Ii-rl - lill on tIn
Gator «|mrkplii'?.
III* Too 'JMil |- lionul ohtll'tni, •
It» plavrtl hi« heart out a?ain«t ■hip hirhwrsy. will p'no il- I......
I*, S. I: li.«t khrek, Irfon* a on •••pure !•-*rt
lotnv u •
flight mjo» y laic In the game •irlvo- nl Iho linrrior ibnl will I
n*c**«itated hU
removal.
Ill** North*o«lrrn'* tillo h q oful Wild
running and i^Montr wprr prime cal-.
mover* in Gator touchdown*
The rol’ort <»n lh - phv-ii ul oon
agwlnet the*
lUnifnl* and
at dilioo of iho floLlon liotihi-r* r
kltrylan
Ihi* wiwk before; ho no lln'low r';n i-ohlin'* Ini* rooko 1
led Ihe giouinl.gsiner of both up *im|ily to Ihntw uivador* of:
team* in I ho Villunnvn gsnio, gii »-d
*rorr*l on mn> of (12 and 47
Ml**inr from Iho -Itirl of lo
• yard* *galn*t T*mp«, |m|
Iho pi*yV rl -«io lo Im* nlnvo I tl for
to«m to Vic
tho llir*ro*l rrowtl in f'nHhr* hi*
Mscon, amt
•ory. (14 Hll will Im- (‘npl llruro
standout
Smith, hrllllant
luilfhirk
and
Stale.
loam rpnrkolug, llri'fo Ihikotiui
u
brukrn are guard. H erm an Krn-k---. S'*>
Sinkwich despite
ha* bom ju»t about tho I - r ’ horoire back, '-ml Tacklo Ur
entire Georgia offenae of late h*n Od.on Ilf tho four, only
III* running und pa**ing account Smith end Od*on won* oxportod
ed for 797 yard* in tho five lo onlrr tho bnltlo.
context* before ye*lerday'a game
Tho H>r hoiM- of an umiaindlv
With Auburn, and he ha* *rored I iriom Minno*olo fandnni I* lh»*
four touchdown* and box-u on tho I replarrmonl* will carrv on in Iho
throwing rnd of five acoringl *ty!o which ha* *rrn Iho Gophor*
serial*.
•wool* lour ennro* Ihi* Fall •**
But thi* pair w ont Im- the run Ihrir undofralod »trinv of I !
only one worthy of watching •Irntqhl
when the two elevens m eet.1 Smith*!* ospoclrd lo Im- r'ln in
Florida ha* in Frank Buell one* whon a -coring chance conio* up.
of the Southea«tern Conference'111|,"t , iw i *lo-l right knoo will ™H
top »»phnmore l***1*. lo piny'
under Harrison, and (a p t. Ilay-i
ward Allen of the Bulldog*, Sink
practice sesslona
today. Com
wich'a understudy, I* a g n a t
menting upon the forthcoming
paaxer.
LEGAL
NOTICES
grid tu t, a cam nui new* v.ru».
At the right half spot Flo
n l d ; "The question ia can youth
rida ha* dependable Leo Cahill,
and (Yvahmsa trium ph over agi
but more intrreatlng will be tho |
* «»• w t o r r n r l o i w r
sm! deception?-*
J '. mmm .
antsixior.rr l o r w r , romparisun
of
hi* elternalo,
Among other highlight* of the i s F LhoiR: i i nks*. t ai xt » ir noo tr t A T t : .
Fondren Mitchell, end Georgia*
Freshman Day program will be K IV lK N i: M rrvtM NRt.L f>eera*m| T am ar Davis. They wenthe
IF YOUR T A STE DEMAND*
the anttutl tug-of-w ar bclwien t o a 1. 1. i n i c n i T o t t t t A v o r n n - two outstanding 8KC soph* st
BOVU l i 4 V IV II r l . A I W s OH IIH - their po*t* last year, and each
freshm an and upperela** nlrn
)• A V HU
At.
Al V S T
RAH)
RU.
T il* BEST IN
students. Outcome of th<- lug
ranked then aa his team's Irfcd.
TATM .
ging tilt will decide whether (he
1
You anil ra rh r t you ara K *r*- ing pass receiver.
first-g e a r boys m ust continue to l>V xiu llfled and req u ired In pr>They met another time, Iimk--'
»o l
any r U lin *
and
•Irninnu*
w ear their r a t cap headgrar for »which
on their school's
you. nr • lt h » r o r you. may ax sprinters
isveral additional weeks, accord lot ye s e a l sat lha ea tala o f K i i . n . tract teams In a dual meet, and
ing to sponsoring committee U cl'o n n ell, deceaaml, la te o f said here Mitchell gal the edge for
I'o u q te
),< the I'n u n lv ' J u d e* o f
members* reports.
■
H rm lnole (V iu nly, r in r ld a . at hi* i i n t place by a yard or *o.
At fullback It's • pair of red- .
••lllca in (he court hot;** itl, -aid
I'.-uMly al Hanford. Florida, within heeds— Ken
K suptr
for
the
I I SURE TO VISIT
P E R IL
FOR
W A IT R E S S
e'aht r.xWndar mnnlha from Ihe Georgians, and
Las Mack of
e * *ha View*
nnhll. all.-n -of
this aoilr# Ikuh claim or demand Florida. They are hsfty. hardFRANKFORT, K>.. Niv. I — ■nail t.» In w rllln e, and ahall plugging Iins-smacker*, and Mirk
Uft—A new naaenf In the car- aisle Ihe place o f residence rnd is leading his team In scoring.
p.-ct o ffice addreae nf Ihe claim
ear of i waitwsa was rtportsd ant. and ahall he awnrn In hy Ihe An added similarity—they are
grlddera
by
choice
rlatmaat,
scent, nr MMnrney. and 8outhem
by tha state Industrial relations
eurh Malm nr demand not ■•■ rather
than
nativity, Kruprr
departmenh .M- said . a • louiavUle I any
filial ahall he void
hailing from Wisconsin and Mark
waitress, Metti Campbell, filed
r. v. ii n n v n i.
| x* executor e f the U H W ill and from Pennsylvania.
Testament o f
Quarterbacks will be Charley
I
Kt’ltm rS MrrtONNF.I.II
who'll appear before the
Peeeaae.l Tate,
home town folks In Jacksonville,
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The Senate Changes
Since the November election* of 1940, there hove been
many changes In the United States Senate. Death alone
has taken many of Congress’ most prominent members,
while elevation to the Supreme Court took James F. Byrnes
' ' of South Carolina and resignations took others.
In South Carolina, Senator James F. Bymet (Democr.it) resigned to become an associate justice of the Su
preme Court, and Governor Burnet R. Maybank appointed
Alva M. Lumpkin as his successor. A few weeks later death
took Lumpkin and Roger C. Peace, Greenville publisher,
waa chosen to fill out the unexplred term. Senator Peace'
nerved until after a special September election when Gov
ernor Maybank beat ex-Governor Olin D. Johnston and Rep.
Joseph R. Bryson to become senator.
One of the greatest Senate tragedies was the sudden
death of Nevada’s Key Pittman, president pro tempore of
. the Senate, only a few weeka after his rc-elction. Pittman
r was chairman of the all-important foreign relations com
mittee. Succeeding him wts Beikeicy L. Bunker, a Gover- nor E. P. Carville appointee.
Death struck again when It took Mississippi’s Pat Hnrrisen (Democrat), Pittman's successor ns president pro ternB pore. Senator Harrison was a veteran of SO years service
; in Congress and waa chairman of the strong Senate Fi
nance Committee. Governor Paul B. Johnson appointed
he James 0. Eastland to fill out the uucxpircd term. Later
' Jlcp. Wall Doxey won a nlp-and-tuck battle from his col• league, Rep. Ross A. Collins, to inerted Senator Eastland.
Another stunning blow came as Senator Morris Shep
pard (Democrat) of Texas, Dean oi Congress, died unex1 ; pectodlv. Sheipard, chairman of the Military Affairs Com[f • I* Itire, was succeeded by Andrew J. Houston, son of Sam
&■ Houston. Senator Houston died a few days after serving In
?' office. A special election found Governor W. Lee O’Daniel
£■. winner over auch opponents as Rep. Lyndon B. Johnson,
‘ Roosevelt-backed candidate, Gerald C. Mann, aggressive
; ' itate attorney-general, and Rep. Martin Dies, chairman of
r< the House Un-American Activities Committee.
Senator John E. Millar, Democrat of Arkansas, became
federal Judge and resigned hla poeltion in the Senate. Govi emor Homer M. Adking decided upon Lloyd Spencer aa
*' hi* Immediate gucceasor.
’
In West Virginia, Senator Matthew M. Neely stepped
,'. down to run tot governor. He wae elected to this position,
• and retiring Governor Homer A. Holt appointed Clarence
j Martin aa hia gucceasor. Neely claimed Holt had no au. tljority to do thla and thus chose Joseph Rosier for the
Senate office. The controversy was relayed to the Elections
* Committee of the Senate, which voted to seat Rosier.
&
These have been the changes in the United States Sen• ate alnce November of laat year. The Senato has been
’/ robbed of some of Ita moat capable members who died or
r resigned. Their records have been most noteworthy and
. Will not bo .easily forgotten. The' deeds of the late Sena
tors Pittman, Harrison, and Sheppard are Indeed models
, for other senators to follow and remember. Years of future success and fame are expected of Justice Byrnes,
, Judge Miller and Governor Neely in their new roles, and of
• the successors' to those who have passed on or stepped
down.
By EDWARD MARSHALL
GEORGE 8PENCER
The f lrit P . T A. meeting of
tho Junior High will be next
Tneadajr, N or. 4 a t 3:S0 P. M.
In tho Ju n io r High 8chool audi
torium.
In (ho Science d am -for the
peat tlx week*, which Included
tho U tter p a rt of September and
tho flrit weak* In OrtobVr. tbn
• Ixth grade atudenU hare been
•todring ab o u t a ir and w ater, tho
gaaea th a t compote the air, how
to purify w ator, and what rhrm i.
rale help In the purification.
The next ala weeka the acU-iice
claaa will stu d y aatronomy. tho
atudy of tho ptaneta and al.ira.
Mr*. Dame'a room waa In charge
of tho chapel p ro s it n TuexUy
Morning. Tho
annutm rrr.
Ed
W ard, read th o 2Jrd Pmlm for
tho icrlp tu re, after which Iho
laird's P ra y e r waa repented by
tha aaaembly. John Rohlnsnn then
gave a piano aolo, "Belirvo Mr
If All Those Endearing Ynuny
Charm*.” Jo h n ha» n ev .- t»ln-r,
a piano lesson In hla life. Bar
b ara 'Whitmore oanh i *olt. "'I*
Alice Blue Gown,” after which
Owynn Reel
gave n reading,
"Ship of 8 Into," by Longfellow.
Another piano soU waa played
hy Audrey Toll,
after which
John Robinson, Barbara W hit,
more, Rhott Ravoni I. an j Mar.
garot Tuton sang two aonri,
"Columbia th a Gem of th*
Ocoan,” and "Anch-ir* Awelah."
Reverend M artin J. Brum givn
a very en tertain in g and inatructiva talk on tho Nuvy and N.tvy
Day. Ha gave a - ioct nu'.iino
on tha itra to g y of tho American
Navy, and tho diver.iitlea of the
different navloa all over the
globe. Ho draw aketche* of con.
voya, how they are attacked, and
how they fig h t tha attorkorv.
Junior High ha* * largs »ol.-e.
tlon of new an d Inlciaaling book*
thl* rear. Some of tho** are:
Nlriwla* A rnold Toolmaker: Lost
World*, a sto ry of n<W»ntur" In
Archeology! Into tho Wind. Clara
Barton; P iang, Gypsy Go** to
College; Shoem akers Ron. a story
of Hina G hrU tbn An<l*r>nn;
Mystery of Pcnm arth: and Avia
tion from Shop to Sky.
Th* G arden Club of the J» n .
lor High School has d me * great
('**1 In Im proving the lock* of
jh* grounds. They h»vo planted
annusls on p a rt of ch-* south
■Ids of the school. Thev hove nlso mad* a circular walk «roand
th* fountain on tb# south slda
of th* school. Shrubbery ha* been
pt*n**d. Th* rid ihraho and
small limb* o f thn tree* hav*
b«rn cut Thfl 0»rt!^n Cion li
■poniiorcd by Mr. Mocrl*- Tho
~J. Erie
membrrs n ro ; Blllv G'ny,
Kenedy, Gwynn R rri Paul
r _ . M*thew>, BHlv
R em edy.’. Bobby
Johninn. Clerk Moor*. P lo y ,
kin*, Richard Lord. Chsrle* Wll
ll»m«on, Johnny P«t*r», L uthri
Make Report To Students
,
Eul
tha Annual Youtt Parley
kent College In Lakeland
*3 ■"'* ,*», epok* at the
ssseniMy of the atudent
"emlnol* High Bchool lari
Y» ! d
M li t i t
p e r the toeme of Tho
w b y _ _ waa, "American
And Th# Future." Rev.
^ ? “ j,J r i* to r o f th* Da*Drorideii*n<1^ ‘
■poke to tto d o b ^ S S T u
OVIEDO
School
Student Urges Football Boys
To Get Back In Winner Column
hy Clifford Proctor
'<
Four garnet b are boon lost
thus fa r In tho season, but that
Isn’t all th at has boom lost. Poor
football games—th a t’a n o th in g worse teams than o u n have lost
thru* straight games, h u t that
Isn’t us. There la no excuse for
our looses. Jh half, we h a re lost
our fighting spirit, o u r taamwork, and w o n t of all, th* coo*
fldence of our coach. Although
Coach Me Lucs• has shown plenty
of spirit this year.
Anyone can toll th a t ho is die.
appointed In hla boy*. To him.
self ho aaya, “Why don’t they dig
in, gart a little life and fight Ilka
they used to—YHE CELERY
FED WAY." "W hy don’t they
Book W*ek, which w ill’bo **)tlira ted next week, Nov. t-9, waa
organliad twenty-throe years ago
to dram atise and Intensify m l
lonal Internal In children’* roadIng. During thl* period child ran*
took* have received ever Inert**Ing attention In national elrculatlon m agtiln**, on eluh programa, and on th* radio, net
alono during Book W**k; but
throughout too re a r.
The 1M1 Book W eek them* U
FORWARD WITH BOOKS I tottreat In the place of book* In
th* live* of boy* and girl* ja b ’anilfled try th* national drive
for democracy a t home and
abroad, and Book Weak ohastvane* In many communities will
be centered on * patriot!* thorn*,
Special Book Week program!
Student Sketches
ny Dunham
*r
Bv FLORENCE WELLE
Myl Myl Both
BuOk potter*I
poster*! Hare
H*
ye* ever watched yourealf walk,
stand, or sit to treat pf s a ir .
w rt
WtD, this ta Jsat what the girls
are doing this week ta gym.
tfh tg j n f i i r 1L4 n
ra ting*. LaiR year
S S / T U ‘ h£e * B
Pay-Off Comes (to Holioween
ln Strange Manner
m m
Better Posture I s Urged In Gym Class
Dr. Dan Cone Will
Speak At Meeting
PAVORITE BONO—"BUrdnsb’*
B y PATTY HODGE
PAVORITE FOOD-Cberry PI*
a la mad*
F
PET HATE—Twe faeed prepl* H ealth," a t tho mooting o f th*
PET UKB—Oettlag IrtUra from B-mtooto High B e h o o lP . T A .
O-vlUe
which will be held Tuesday, Nov,
AOTIVniES—Glee Chib, S .tjh
Cono U connected with tha
Si«c’S 3 ; < £ & * & nowDr.hreltb
malt which la botog
retablUhad to Sanford and. hfi
m o n u o Irr’b rK H a S L (**ihreoth Uis audience and up onto
EER—Society Editor d M b
th* ,ta «* wh,l‘ DavM Gatchel
tool* County School Mewjfc• funeral march on kb
trumpet Th* ebeerleadaiu took
n dummy which roproeentod OrUndo out of the coffin and Or*
Undo waa hung In effigy. Immediately after tiw "hanging",
Eveningr
*h* toot of tho auditorium wa* Natalie True Does
"lifted" by th* tinging of tho
Justice To S. H. S.
school song.
At this point In th* program
tt»d also Club cam* onto th#
A release by S tation U nlver.
f c S
IW * ™ *
re w slty on axamlnationa fo r fre sh ,
who graduated fret
High last yrer. hod
Of H In th* paychok
Throughout ^ N a U
CAN
B IR T H D A Y -JA N . 2J.
BIRTHPLACE— 8anford
FAVORITE PASTIME—Dancing
HOBBY— Dodging certain phone
call*
FAVORITE ACTOR, ACTRESS
— Lana T u rn er and Ray MiL
land.
P E T HATE—Conceited People.
H Io n U O H T O P BCHOOL CAR
EER — When I can
get
to
achoel on time.
PREHUMAN — PRANK JO H N .
BON
BIRTHDAY—O c t 4.
BIRTH PLACE—Sanford.
PAVORITB P A 8 T IM B -P lay in g
fnotbalL
JUNIOR—MARGIE JONES »
BIRTHDAY—J a n /tl i f l'/ t , nO B B Y — H unting
PA
VO RITE ACTO
BIRTHPLACE—Sanford.
PAVORITE PASTIME—Thinking —Spencer T racy si
n e tt
• of Prod.
►
PAVORITE ORCHESTRA—Bret-
men students revested th a t twelve
e n r o ll***
ftn t
be featured during th* w*ek, on
all national notworka, and ip o t
announcement* will to le n t from
Book Week headquarter* to over
BOO local station*.
T hunday, Nov. 6 I* th* day
h
___ u .T u
. fo r “ Uo" “‘
and It b on th b date that Bernln*I* High School will glv# ip * ,
rial obtervanc* to Book W**k. A
Chapel p r e i t u baa been planned by Mb* Edna Chittenden,
librarian, H arry Lee, J r . and
Dick M eriwether of the Student
Council Library committee. 8upL
T. W. Lawton will be the main
*pe*k*r, and h b euhject will ho
the national thorn*, FORWARD
WITH BOOKS. Student* w ill
participate
In
the program
through mux leal numbers f and
B ET LIKE—A certain Sark Ju ft.
MOnnY—Keeping my eeraahofk
PAVORITE ACTOR. ACTRESS
—Bette Davis aad Georg*
Lawton And Prindpab Attend
Conference Held At Gainesville'
Bios* I Bln ( i t Rings! and It all
H a p tro a—LOIB CALDWELL I*
■porting a claaa ring— one big
On th* waakend of Oct. Id and
enough fo r a bracelet typo— and
■Inca D U B 'S arrival la s t week- 17, several of tho Seminole princi
end MARY RABUN I* wonting a pals wont to GalnesrOl* to a t
beautiful opal, h*r birth d ay pro. tend a confencno of th* prim#pods called jointly
______
And th i
education _
A_u o d i
s ta te Departm ent of Education.
Those who attended fromBeml*
n o b County w ere Prof. T . W.
Lawton, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Prof. G. E. McKay of
Seminal* High School, Prof. H.
E. Morris o f Banforl Junior High
School, Prof. W ; U Slag of
Genova School and Prof. R. E.
Kipp ^of tho Banford Grammar
* P r o f . W. U 8 leg was on the
program of th* meeting. He poke
jo th* ouem bbtr* on the “Rural
School* of Florida end their
Prog ram". Th# S tats Dojwrtim c t of Edoration regard* th#
Genova School under th* direc
tion of Prof. W. L. 8 leg a» on#
of tho-boot ru ral schools In Flori
da.
A t hinchtlmo. Prof. Lawton
Seminole High Will Hear Lawton
Speak On “Forward With Books
BronL
day night, O c t 17. W* decided
to build a atot houna a t tha roar
o f th* F u tu re Farm er garden
and rent th* other p a r i Wa al
io planned to aetf o a r tra ile r
aa soon aa potalbl*. An Intareatlng program was presented
on safety In which ell boys par
ticipated. The
following boy*
were present:
Pete H unt. Jam** Henry Coop*r, Bob P ark er, Tommy Rtatov,
Earl B eatler, A rthur M elcalf.
Edward Daul.
Jack
Malcolm,
Marlowe Link, Canbv Kimble,
Lox Abell. Teddy Khabl*. Chari**
Aulln, Daniel Luksa and Loon 01Iiff.
ahow me they w ant to win and
nuke mo proud of them. W hy
don’t they show tho school they
are in there to win.” This is w het
rou boy* a n t h e n for and th is
It what you hoys a n g o ttg to
make yourselves do. This la w h at
you fallows a n going to fight for
to regain the terrible losses In
flicted on you and Seminole H igh
School.
Tho fate of tho Celery Feds U
at stake and so Is everything you
have ever believed In. Let’* make
a winning team now. Let’s not
wait until tha fig h t la over to
start flghUng but begin now to
put the Celery Feda back In the
running and ahow OUR COACH
that we a n <1011 with him and
th* school all the way. ________
S. H. S. Rambling*
B A TP1D A T.
DICK M ERIW ETHER
think*
ANN WIOOINS b *o-o attraetiro—b u t w o n 't do a th in g about
i t Now w* think th at’*, a iham*,
••pecblly when the feeling may
mltto* Is now not king selection?
of peyehologUte In tho various
Professional *ddreH4» o f t!p»
m ufari e a war* delivered hy Dr..
Soann B. RJloy o f the Georgia
•Peabody College for T a w k n #
bad D r. K ai Jensen of tho Uni.
v an ity of WUeonata. Incidcntly.
Dr. RIloy U on# of tho major
professors of P rof. Patrick Priest,
now a t tho Mnrtrooaboro State
Teachers CcU*g* to Tennosr^ow
and form erly a principal a t U k P
M iry and Lake Monroe la thU
county.
Dr. R iky apoko on l a n g u a r o
A rts to the Etem entry School’.
She listed fire points which the
language a rta p ro g sx a th o u *
contribute to tho school. F irst the
eye should be trained to read.
Second, tho oar should bo trained
to listen. Third, the mouth ahould
bo trained to spook. Fourth, the
ten d should ha trained to w r i t *
and fifth, th a mind should W
trained to think. Dr. RIloy feels
th at tho aahooU h a r t neglected
c n a tlre w ork a M oral loading.
Aa aha agpraaaed It "there o n
many types of
wh.kl
a n not warmed until they » d l
clothed to the huarnn roles."
N eat week, I shall attem pt to
g i n you an outita* of the speech
of Dr. Jeasen who undertook to
Hallowe’eii Activities Are Claime^
Great Success By S. H. S., Student
By ALICE TEMPLE
the center and a “curtain” waa
Hallowe’en—a tlma when gob brought In by tha Cheerleader*
h*rT—Seem* a t If JEAN HAR•
PER I* e a r n in g th* torch fo r her lins, witches, black cat* and all to end the Hast a c t
old flam*, ELMORE, again.
If onr “ Celery Fed** adver
tising m anager, HOWARD HOTELER. need* any aaelatanee he
won't have any trouble w ith th*
tong Hat o f admirer* he h as ac
quiree). Seems aa If RUTH
STENSTROM has joined that
UaL Can’t blame you, RUTH It
Who to
BETTY.. W ILK IN.
SON’S Interest la O rtondot All
w* can fin d out to th a t they
call him "B eetle,’'
.
"Yen do the darndeet tAlnei,
b a b y ” m id MILLER WILLIAMS
things sinister m erge from their
biding place* and delight in
chilling th* iptoea o f au n o r .
ta l being*—« (toy e f pumpkin
p b s and eorn-on-tke-eob. Hallo
we’en— an event gen* but n e t
forgotten. F o r w ho eould forget
a day of inch activities and ■pe
d a l occasional Pbta-glasa w in
dow* w*ra spared, due to the
Saafard-OrLando football- game,
a gam* to which m any student*
have been looking forward to
fo r many day*. On* of th* most
spectacular exercise* the Celery•tie* have exhibited jess the M e
unliur ructntiy
ULUCK la' his
ID seeks T h a t j r ito
. many hour* e f prariK *
much w ark a n , th* parts
tractive blond*. B l
raa over
LAND, from Titusvl
to see MARJORIE <._____
IS Wed.
n rad ay. She w ss a cheortaadar,
boy* if
A fter aH to aald and done—
a t leaat we hope ail
(hot*
haunt*, witch**, and gobllnu hav*
been chased away. W a s n 't that
'a .s u p e r HaDowe’enT W e’r e Ju tt
a bundl* o f n a m e —really—but
it's all la th e gam*. I t ’s f a n wklto
R lasts b u t my, there a f te r e f.
feet* I
J a s t between you and m e. what
S
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Notts
Plans Are Made
By Thespian Club
The .to il msetiat ef the Na
tional Therelaas of Eomtooto
High Behoof was called to order
hy Mark Cleveland at aetnrltp
ported, to tho Hi-Y room on Taos.
The chief pnrpere of this meet.
Ing was to ' decide whether dr
not th* organisation would keep
iU charter for the cemtag year,
It waa decided to keep H and
th* ipOBaora, Mb* Katharine
Takach. Mlm Edna Chittenden
aad Mis* Betty Bohrmnn. out.
lined a few ef the acthrltiee for
tho roar. A eaaret play will
ho preeented bafsre Christmas
and two une^ct playi after
Christina*.
They alas dbeamed ways aad
teoare ef puttiag new members
teto tho dub. It was Jreidad to
elect affbera at tho aoxt moot-
A ct S, A w itch (N*U Powell)
appeared (basing a tiger (horu
•rm g tha "O rb n d * Tiger*’” ) In
to tha dark recu se* a t tha n ig h t
T hat fie rta aatm al being nog*
other than Theodore (T h e e #
Powers and Jim m y A llen.
Act S, A fter the w itch had
duly disposed o f th* tiger*, the
Ceteryttt**, a n t e -co m b * into
actios, formed two doable riro
d ee and a solid titoagte. r o l e *
lag around a pivot, in th a #*»•
The Hallow e'en aativitto# did*'
end th ere) PW Immediately efkd
asses
�r
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llm tlft
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
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itor Says
Subs
Paper Warns Country
Not To Complain If
• Axis Uses Armed
Forces As Re-action
A U-Boat ‘Snaps’ Its Victims
parachuted from the B-17 b
r r or»r tha S i a m
mountain*
Sunday w trr found corty today
by rezeue partial. Taro o th a n
of ntM crewmen were raa
last nl(ht, but th , p ilo t’te still
missing.
T hr four-motored Flying Fertraaa era<h*d yesterday in a heavy
itorm near Georgetown mountain
eammunity 34 mile# northraat of
Sacramento, on a flight from
Reno to McClelland field.
Seven army crewmen were
mlating. Two parachuted to soft-
R u ssia If «h« g a i n
Husband On Reuben Juntos
School Trustee
Election To Be
Held- Tomorrow
Gormans P r o c laimt
Russian Troops Are
Attempting To Fled
Through Black Sea
Flight Is Called
Double Dunkerque
Citizens May V o t e
*. Who Pay Real Or
\ Personnl Taxes
Soviet Fleet Thought
To Be Shooting
Way Out Of North
■
.1
Orlando Adopts
Plan Of Using
One-Way Streets
* * 'S Z S S
declared Italy
her il a t a a *
_
,
This may bar* baea H Due* #
”r •' • " x r t stinis
A fte r (Inking a British freighter, a U.bout surface* and photo.
* * - | graphs a few o f th a aurvtven, aa hown In these graphic photos.
ritorie* a f Nkrr.
Tep, n Ufe ra ft with a few. members of the ship’* crew are shown
Itir fc fro s t e< the subm arine’* bow, Below, a Ion* sufvWar
flhhut a t Tha f r r k t expSrtsj of sea*. The German
WASHINGTON, No*. S —i f f caption did not any w hather th e U-boat poked up the survivors.
— fre a k ie s t Rooaevelt, by
rutiva order, baa transferred the
Coast Guard to tha Navy depart.
d t|
w SSJg^l “
»*•
do
not
m ill.ti«’
bcd.'et Ulllem ml r«*«|Ue-t*’*l
the hndifi't niiMt hnv«* tlu’ ir
prov I nn«l n ftrr it i-* adopted,
chiiMven or allrm tietie »*nn
m #l. without tin* o*n»*%Mit •»f
The tem porary W hite II oui#
_ announced tbla action Buaday
• w ithout offering any explanation
of why the President had felt It
necessary to tak a Use stop a t
this tim e. The Coaet Geard op
erated aa port o f th e Nevy ln
the la st World Wag. to which
# the U nited SU tea was a belllger. | B a b e f
ro t.
Previously he hod tronafarred
some Cooat G uard vowjIs to the
Navy and aaalgnad tome minor
naval c ra ft to tha Coast Guard
In exchange. Tha now ordor. d etOnly tw o candidate* will he
rd Saturday, assign* • th a . entire I participating In the election for
‘‘Coast G uard, Ita equipment and I City
Commlmloner
tomorrow
personnel, to tha Navy.
when the polla open a t 7:00
-T ha . Coaet Ooint,** the ex*. I o’clock, II. Nf Bayer, city clerk,
cutlve order a a ld .. S h a ll from I aald today. Gen* G. Baber, local
this date. B atik fu rth e r ardors, sto re ow ner, end H. Jam es Gut,
# operate e r a p a rt o f the Navy, Incumbent commlmloner, will he
-------of* “the
--------—
--------------------the
bal.
bjoct- to tha order*
sec. I the only *tw
o names on
rotary of the N avy."
lo t
The- trnaefor w ill v o m it a l The twe men will vl* with
unified control o f . t i l arm ed [each o th er In Group No. 3 for
n t on th a Commission for
seat
American veonato of any si** | na te
e x t throe years, while G. D.
end strengthen the navy to osar.
• * « - th e nnex
candidate In Grouo No.
n o t be e a th e ballot as
to Urooaland gad loetoaf |ko la
th e
electorate
voted
M t t o U reaka
And Gut To Varied Activities Of
Oppose Each Other Charitable Group
In Group No. Two Told By Mrs. Mann
•
UP* eame|dews the prepoeed amendment ro
n a ^ tk o ^ is v j'e . h J r e a v m a g e lth e "ci’ty £h*i>tar
rbapteo to sleet all of
o f about I I M T fttm re . lt M O th e rom m laatoaen a t on* time
enlisted men and M M *WUan only two office* will be open
employ#* during the la ri flaeal fo r election a t this time.
yesuT lto equipment a t th a t tisre
Mr. Gut, a commlmloner for
.MiaiflMttaa.
sk.l2 I-l - f .ir j - S u 'i "Z&
» A. P. Connelly
Baber la tho ow n.
H<>F « r 8 t i v e g A d l o B
Aldon
expected
, n made
__________ _ by either
Tha polls wlU remain
C ity Hall from 7:00
awyalag until
o’ekHk tom.
. Gamer Wants No
1 Half-War Measures
Nov. 3.-W7
( W lD .| nrg‘ of tho nets,
-another
inter 011-
s
In announcing Uw beginning of
the annual Red Cioes Roll ta il on
Armistice Day, MMs. Hoy Mann
told of the varied activities of
thds organisation and reminded
her audience lN>« “the more you
give the more can be dons for
other people”, a t tha regular
weekly m eeting of th e Rotary
Club held In the Valdes Hotel to-
the
ililt
n|t
no
In*
tin*
Mr*. Josephine J-.u’ggi mt* In her home in N»*\v \ .
look* ut a picture «if her hu<«liaud, Far I, one of the
ORLANDO. Nov. 3 — (Spo.
Keuhrn Jume«, I* S. d<**troyer torpedoed and ^unk ••
ria l)—By recent unanimous ac tni*, « ,« **
Thr^r |M’t«oiii nrc ••'•vlnl t«» Atl.intif. Forty.four men wen* *nv«*tl, *rv«*tity.*evi-ii
tion the city council adopted a
eomprehenrivr cne.w av t raffle Bfr\»* a two-yaar let in which nnii- i f ported mi«*ing by the Navy d«*partmvnt.
system for Orlando which w ent itinu’i-4 on TU«*m9 y following the*
Into effect with little faaflrfe fir^t Monday in Jutin»»r> mid dur
yesterday as m otorists sta rt driv im? their, tinu* of *»«*r\u*o tln*y
work on nil pniblomy foment
ing about the city.
The program of new traffic, ing c on«tr\irI ion ef nddtt lonal
designed to relieve congestion of riMKim or building*, work on the
•
various thoroughfares ha* been ground* «-jrrouitding *rbiH»U in
WHEREAS, lhi< human ha|ipinr«, ,if I lit- cilisrn , »f Sm
•vstem atlrally worked out ovvr ffn e r | • upfnrIlkm of all public
furil i, 11.-ally uffcctcit by Ihi* hi>nuly nf 'iirruufiiling-, ,,n I
the last fire months by tho I re f. •c lined a in their dial net
\V ll|:R jjA St (he artiste and vraftsinrn u| the naU^u
AUi J l f l t m ^roi-^ f '4 |ll'iix Nn,
fie commit!**. ,■ r . ,
tin much tn jmpmvr the sppvttrnnri1 nf IIr |N‘i««iiiel h<oii<>“.
T raffic Committee Chairman ?i No. 4 *ih! No. <1. him* an Crmmlssloner Delmar NkhoNen notincrd for. r«* vlevttoil and will
cili<.<, at..I I'liiintrystilp hy the upplliMtinn •f tlieu aiict min. d
said that under the new nlnn gn in unoppoird whilo tho l*i»
training In every wnlh m life; and
local traffic can be expedited trirt* No. 1 t«nd No. i lmv»* n
WIIEHEAS, further Inipniviiiniil rui
more lhan 60 percent and nt the |t nt*l of cundtdatr* that litcb d«*
same time untangling the rItv’ all of tlu* inruntbont truul'T-*
by mir rnnimiin e ffo rt uniting the intere
hlggest headache— snarled tnif - Ljinil nit now candidate*, and IH1*professional men nnd women, | i-k*-I:*i
[tric t No. f» ha< two for rr-olocfic.
__________________
ini'll, museums, libraries, scluails, , hnrrlie,,
lion ivul onr im*w catidnUtf
CandiiUto* for vlvctiou nr»*
and tile thenters by presenting our urli-t* and H un
School D ldrict No. t. Sanford.
u fuller appreciation by the people of our illy ,
M n. Winncfrtrd Moaolry. Ilr*. W
NOW, therefore, |, William C IIill. mnynr of
C. Ilutchiaoif, S. .«. C hi»f and
of Sanford, hereby dt> proclaim »n<l designule the
John
I*.
CSalluway;
School
IH*
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3-IA 7 trict No. 2. Umgwood, tho Hiv
Kitiiiing Nov. .1, 11)41, as American Art Week, and I mwl
—Now here’s a Job for all the Frcil Fowaril, Hoy L. llowcll. NS
tin- cooperation of all clti.ens to bring about u g n „ t . i un
Floridians who think they know J . Hartley and W. NV. Mont
the swamp trails trem roads and gomery; Sch«Hil |)i*trict No. It.
■lerstanding, use and appreciation of the fin e m l . mi.| „|
the rlv*r fording* as well as Oviedo; I*, ill. (lore, ( \ I t CloutI'l-d crafts throughout Art Week o f the cnmiiig year
Kit C anon, Buffalo Bill. Jim and (itorgv
Jakubvin;
Signed
Brtdgcr and ho other
guides Dlatrict No. 4. Chuluota, 8. r .
W. C. 1111.1.. M,IV..
knew the old west.
Long, F*. T. Ilamll wn.1 Nolan
They won’t hav# to scout F o rt; Schorl District No. rt. U k r
Indians (the Seminole* are at Monroe, Oua Schnuh, J . <'*
ptoc* with the U. 8.) but the and Harold Kaatnar; School H I;
state defense council wunts them t r k t No. ft. (Iriwva, O. l». Hjrnt,
to sere* aa volunteer guides for Orle MatHleux and J. NNjdlacv
organisations o r tndivMuala in Smith.
th* military sarvlre.
PROCLAMATION
Lieut. Gen. Albert II. Bland
log. retired, l* organising the
re. Mann, wbe waa introduced guide service aa chairman of the
by Gordon Rriaaon aa chairman of defense council’* division of civil
tha Publicity Committed of Sem- Drotictkm.
the American Rad Cress for Semi- P He hopes to drew volunteer*
m
among cattlemen, woo*bThe Publlcify Committee e f
lero, hooters, fishermen, forest
than 3,000 “Chapters in the United
State* provide veterans relief, ranger*, surveyors. Boy Scouts,
home service work, nursing tervtre, disaster relief had civilian
relief for millions ef people out New York Election
side of its foreign war relief
Hold* Top Interest
work.
Last year, she a(td, the Sem
inole County chapter epent ISO WASHINGTON. Nov. 3.-M *)
to aid veteran* who had become —Bloctloa dag roll* around •x»m
streaded in this county and need, Tuesday fo r several million
UOttardia-O'.
•d help. About roar to atx cases
Mew York
-a week are handled by the com
mittee m charge eg heme service mayor spiring on aff-yepr unweek for needy families of ser nn~TiTl bv any national Isau**
vice men.
a t tho pooa.
.
sent Democrato from Na
Following a tornado In LongC koim an Flvna, SUto
wood Inst eununer, Mrs. Mann
■ F ariay and Governor
•aid that fU waa contributed by
the tee* I Bod Cress to re-rosf L akaun on down kova ralliod boboat** and stherwte, aid In the
problem of iswnatrmtlen Mon
provided to eivtUgae In t
who do not eone under any
relief agency,
. . .
to tho la d Cram sewing
we, Mr*. Maaa stated
than BJMO re ran ale. not Including
r i r i - M . for
vkttaaa of •'
A ttorney
Traffic Club Will
Meet In Orlando
J . It. Roth, gentral m arggrt
of the F ru it Grower* Express,
will addres th* C entral Florida
T raffic Club when It meets In.
morrow night In Orlando at th •
San Juan Hotel a t 8:00 o'clock,
J , H. Rudd, secretary and tress,
a re r of tho organisation
an.
Bounced today.
Mr, Roth will apeak on the
subject nf refrig erato r ra r *u|iplv fo r handling fruits and vrge.
tables and how co-operation ran
beet be achieved to keep the
-w heels rolling during the pre
sent emergency.”
The publicity committee urged
ell local members to ottem l th li
mooting so some appointments
and election* of officer* will be
Hcadrkk* To Visit
Friend* In Florida
u rs
t* JK£d
U. S. Built Planes
In It. A. F. Sink Ships
LONDON, Nov. 8.—UP)— Britg American.
lab airmen Hying
built lliataon bombers -knocked
out" four German ships h u t
night off tha • Norwegian knd
Dutch coasts to maka a total of
21 vessel* sunk or damaged in
less than a weak.
They abut attacked a fish oil
factory on tho Norwegian coast,
the air ministry announced toUiitlli----------------------------------------
LOCAL WEATHER
ellghtly
Generally fair an d
_______ton
m ght;
w arm er in north portion
tidy aad mild.
ermlt was Issued Tuesday partly cloudy
toy to repair Lis
u S S k Q m tr e d t
control of the
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LONDON, Nov.
3—(A*)—The
people slung • stretch of Norftdk roast w ar, literally rolling
in miinry today—Chinese money.
Thousands of
Chines* yuan
note-, issued by “T ho Farm ers'
bank uf Chins” and
engraved
with pictures of aheep or cows,
were washed ashore during the
night.
Some persons theoriimt
the
notes might hav* been printed
In
England and
had
been
started to Chlrat aboard ■ ship
later torpedoes.
City Newt Briefs
1101 Elm Avenue.
1
fa r dev-
I'reM
*iiiaiit it it--* o f w a r m a te r ia a *
Die* \ . u m flnimetl tha eaptufa
of h<n -k I r . mile* north o f
hh.i»k>*> . hi the Kharkov-MottOW
i;td\\ is
I .>a.|.>u ioport.4 *aid the Gdr«
mao di is o a a* wit hilt 2tt milaa
••I S»*s a <*ti>pid.
An nithorilatibe* I ondon xourtt
iii*l t:<i -in hud Hiiggexted
Uni.on iiiight declare svur "w tth
ads (tii.ige ' .hi H ungary, U.umiUi• i .Hid Finland.
lint nil report.* nU«> **ld thtat
<;•m i in.Kiitniolt
mil*
troop *
were
14
fii.m Murmitn*k, the Rub-.
\ ir iii’ Aeuport
and weru 8ft
„ mlvttnee. in the l.enlngrpl
. I \ UelltlTS lli»,Hitch *sld
.i, v gunfire was lieaid In t^ s
It ill a indiciitiltg thut the lied
II. . i w.i, ntt,'inpting In shmit H*
wtiy mil frum llungo, on thg
«*uili m n tt »»f FinU nd.
11.1,1 went her halted liritish t l f
i.rrin.ivo.
| ,1
Tt,i* Gi rnmu high command
iitiuiuiiiii'll tin* capture of tiioit, riipul. m p itsl of Crimes, y**«
|. til uf .i campaign to sclte the
wI*.dr Crimean
Peninsula and
,I<i\i* i Im Russians from the Slack
Jm **i
Mitot’Miv'd \%»*nry tlffi'D tlfW got
iVi* «i fn i Im ’utlirr in fou r nignU
vbfikM.
M oscow
radio
mi m i -It
Im ••a iliii*>14 reportin g
a lull
on
H<i> i h y I h m
of
the
f/ n t r tl
I h f p f rvportg at lit ( ] « r im to Imxw.’ h in 0 m* flra t tw o w «aka
..r r tit It I our fo r
M«>ofow
totaled
:tio,mm nit’ll, tho*** fo r tho who|#
» #1 i.mill.non.
rill* ••Iiill“ wa*
♦
relatWo
tliioif «*f Ihi* wur, however. K
Un-si.in rfporW that 114 Herman
|i Iit lit*4 Mere ahnt down B und*/
. \ . t ihi* Mommiw area lndlcgt*d
i It %i heavy ulr halt lea continued#
New danger loomed for tho
R*‘t| capital from Tula, 1U0 ntllM
i *. Hie south. Red S tar, the arm y
newspaper, aald tho (Icrmana
ihi’ro were hammering away with
ilay and night ruihen deapltn
« ||i*MIOIII-4 loAAI’B,
NEW YORK, Nov.
The full of Tula would p o t
Thu Unite,1 Slat,.* Sugar |',.rp
Huiid.y uimuiiiui'tl I, tvuul.l ufft i ilu* Hermann In a position to
to alockhtildrrs as of N«v
lu I.uin.lt a new drivo to the •*!&
rights to eukscritv to 'Jial.tiuu to surround Moscow. A a In Mo**
shares of new series A pie i cow and l.r ningrad, the entire
ferretl stuck, prid'd nt I'J.’i n rui.i pcpitlation of 270,000 waa
rt'pt*rini working feverishly to
share.
The rnrvorntion said ftf.’.’isi *i.iiv el I (in' m a n u fa c tu rin g 'c ity
•hares nf common would Im •>•- mitt tuie im pregnable, fortress.
With the capture of Slmferoservnl for cniivcrsiuii with Issue.
The new
par •'• I percent pul, the Hitler command aald
cumulstlv,. stock will lie t-ollilt'll N:i*i I,inks ami motorized Infan.
to tiartlcinute slihre for - lu, re try triHips were pursuing th a
in illvitleniis tleclurnl on connnon Iteals in it wiltl rush across tho
stork up to pt) rents a share In Im• ren plains tow ard th* g reat
addition to cumulative dividends lllack Sea fortress and harbor
af (LUO a y efr, sultjeel to prior Sevastopol, Advance culumiy, tho
rights of 734.1 shares of f.'t rtiinu- Germans said, were already with
latlve preferretl outstanding, the in 10 mile* of th at city and tb#
conrem salt).
, German a ir furra w as giving n
Proceeds front the entire of II terrific pounding.______
fering w rre estim ated nt |,V000,000, n( which viightly mure
than half would be earmarked
for diversification or ei|tunsion
of the coni|>any’* present u| ht *
tlon*. A starch plant, at ('lewis
ton, F h t, bigger resettrch faeilitUss anil rnlargem eiit of vegrtable oil and ipeal production
Three fire calls war* answered
are contemplated.
by the Hanford F ir* D enari,
ent over the waakand though
Soap Is addrd tn m int onto- m
none- nf the fire* caused any
mobile greases to give them the great
damage. Chief Mack Cleve
tidiness and ataying power which land said
today. W ith cool w*to>
they do not possess naturally.
tiu r coming It U probable th a t
n num ber nf fires will occur la
the h ear future, he warned. '
A back d ra ft In th* hollar a t
the Sanford Gas Company p laat
set the building ablaa* Saturday
afternoon nnd service waa cut o f t
foe a short tim e b u t by the ttaw
mil at tha meeting lonisht gen. the firem en le ft tho aorvieok
•ral organization will take place. resumed, th* Chlof related,
Class** will moot either In tho boiler waa not d u sag o d
afternoon or evening once each some damage waa doaa
week on Mondays at tho conven. building.
lane* of tho pupil*.
A setteo In th* homo o f
Dr. Hanna waa formerly Dean liua Dingfaldar, 4 t t G r
of tho History Department nt Aveneu, waa act on f t n I f .
Florida Btato College for Wo cigarette, resulting la
men la Tallahassee and retired th* settee only, Chlof
this past summer. Hh* now re. ■aid. A defective h o i i .
aides to Winter Park with her o r In th* hoam o f H. OL
husband Prof. A. J. Ilaana of 600 Oak Avoaoe, caueod a <
Rollins Collego, author of "Flight •blaze with uo d itm g u O ik j
Norfolk Citizens
Sugar Corporation
Rolling In Money
Offers New Stock
D***y
|~tbo law eta tow id* cam-
k vvtirliefwe|
I lu- ( li-rmuiw tiroclalmcd
tiwlav tliai Uiisrtiun-Crimran
f o n r ^ li:ul ilividfil anil w e ro
utlt'iuniim r lu f!«•*» th ro u n h
tiif I*li**'k Si'.i iiort.a of Sevns|n|m | iinil Kuri-ih In "il
iliuilih- I »tiniti-rinn».” Tho Ger«
nutni i1l:iimi'll to have takBn
M. I7.*i iiri.-uinora and vast
Only 2 Men In Red Cross Roll
C ity Election Call Will Begin
Volunteer Guides
Of Tomorrow On Armistice Day
Sought By State
mtote
Sf !>•'•“ » .
Defenders Said
Be Broken, Divided
K
the
> HOME, Nov. 8
Virginlo Garda, Fasciat edi
tor. asserted todav that the
United States was attacking
Italian submarlnea In ■the
t Mediterranean and added.1
"Is the United States in the
war? If so let it aav so and
not complain about poasiblo
armed resctlorai of the
•
NCM BER
—
* Any n tiic n of Setninolo Fount y
ffhi* hs- paid * p»* on rral ..r
bertonsl property within big tin
tr»ct and who ha*/fRi«triyt| in the
u*ttion W. J Thiffpeii, is •|tin 11fi*m|
f> vote in the
trti Ire
♦lection tomorrow nt m»v tiim*
^etw rrn 7:1)0 A If. hihI «noil<*\«it.
fCfoniing to the Kloriilu School
Cspt. M. P. H art aald tha b ig lC n lr
__ i . ermsheti
___ l . i ’'apparently
___________ vT • rCounty
..
Superintendm l of Puli.
bomber
W
I lit ton
cause of a structural failure/* |ic Instruction T.
totUy thAiamong the* «|nti«^
.Two officers and seven enllaiad
CT
tha
truRtaaa.
thrir
fimt
nn.|
men made up th , crew.
Two crewmen Identified only W°*t im|M>rt'*nt in to nmniimta
nci|ai!* and (rarham ft»r tha
aa Corporal labm and Private
Moua Bchnola in #«ch <li«n«*t AnStooley balled out a t I t 000 fia t.
iO irr duty N to adopt n hudgrt for
They landed safely, reached a
m r ird
telephone and reported the ac ♦arh fiscal yi nr, whirli
but by the* rnuntv Hoard I’hi-*
cident to McClelland field.
lrro* p rannot author!/#* vxi>e*ndilUfM in tfxre'AB **f the* budget
adopted by flu* tru»t* v*.
Acr«*rding to th«» bii| m*i inti iidenl.
WASHINGTON. H er. I —
(A D —Tke United BUtee, .
k w today
Finland
•he
piIf ber a f f n a l r t aalHUry
i’n n Un i
in k a
8#vl#t
•crx.
Meanwhile,
M e m b e r A a n o d a d e d t ’r e w
a*
;
j
Gayda Says Claims
On French Colonies
w Are Not Forgotten
•f
NOVEM BER
3 , 1911
________ ______
B-17 Bomber
Crashes lu Crimea
California
To
Eight Crewmen Land
With Parachutes
In Mountains But
Pi l ot Is Missing
Mussolini Sounds
* T erritorial Aims
tain the f r i « M I |
Polled States.
MONDAY,
Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida C ity A ffording H all, H ig h w a y
And W ater T ransportation
Organization Meeting Of History
Extension Course Will Be Held
The board of review fo r tho
Boy Scouts will meet tonight a l
ifOO o’clock at tho Sanford Jun
ior High School.
Maauel T urner, organiser of
extension cLasaes from (he Uni
m arriage license waa sc. versity of Florida, will attend
I.eared aver tha woekead bv Carl the flref meeting e f th a Latin.
Btrmsaa a f Sanford oad Blanch#
American H istory and
Florida
Hop# a f Loagwaad.
llistg ry Co urea tonight a t 1:80
o’clock wkieb wlU bo tastruetod
by Dr. K atboriaa A bbey H aa.
aa .of W inter. F a r t a t tho Sanford O reaunar fetbool. R. B.
Kipp, priaeipal, stated tala m eiV
'
Tkia timely 1
UTvifiV*
/I \
•
’
Ji-f-ii:
Little Damage
Results From
Three F ir e s
teto fibUvW,_______V
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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