6 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c7114f847d9bbbb2ffb7340e82b97649.pdf ad9b40a815cf9dea4a3fe7ac98de3421 PDF Text Text THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TH U R SD A Y ,' OCTOBER 10. ll ta b le Supply To P a r t i c i p a t e In State-W ide S a le ‘‘Streamlined” Event Is Promised Public By Local Manager lx m (119 W. FIRST ST.) TABLE SUPPLY p H c ti In nil ifcparlm rnU Will feature tho sixteenth an* nhrtmtpy sales to he conducted 5f the Table Supply S tores in ties throughout Florida begin­ ning today and continuing through Nov. 6. 6 DIG DAYS TRAINLOADS OP BARGAINS—BIGGEST ARRAY W E 'V E EVER PUBLISHEDI FRESH FRUITS 4 VEGETABLES BRANDS B U .S. No. 1 Emperor | 2 Ige, heads 17c Lettuce w | York APPLES u. s. No. 1 Cobblers __ CARROTS BRANDS J c A N S - ^ 4 i C WE CELEBRATE — YOU SAVE! Jamc* Wonilwari!, m anage • «>f . the Hanford T able Supply S I omm, which is participating in n d a te . Wide anniversary »alr I T ouring the various Dritlah tra in . 1 In* center* outild* B rltala, A ir j M ar.hal A. G. R. Garrod arrive* a t Miami, H a . G arrod In*peeled tha •rhnol a t tha University of Miami , •••>* |>l* pea*I •*»•*#•■> I«•■ 111' I where R A F cadet* taka navigation “•tgeam lined'' *alc hove b u n un. training under v rteran alrlln* pilot* LT. darway fur * full l* n month* and university taacheri. AI! departm ent* have worked on L the event, preparing *!gn. nut t ? display* for *lore<, buying gro . £, eerie*, m eat and produce ami cr! ranging for a rom prehrndvi- mi­ l l ' Vertlning cam paign. The two fleet* of truck* o p er. j ' a tad by the company hnve lu-en £ ! dlatrlbutlng grocc rle* from I In­ i ’. • warahau.c* Id Miami ami Taiupit A nlnn whereby farm er* h*v. i o ; to atorv* aerved l.y the chain in (itiea all over the .la te fur iiime Ing Federal I jioi I Hank loene K V th a n a month. F or the pact two may protect themaelve* again*! p m Iu . special aupplie* of incut* any p o .t-w a r Gump or crop fail­ : 'IV weeks, aupplii I i else have been ordered by W. ure* by m aking payment* into n "fu tu re p a y m e n t' fund, which ; E. M allanre, m arket m anager. Mr. W oodward, who live* with will draw the *ame rate of Ina hia wtfa and two small children U real he I* being charged on r !* t 117 W est Tw elfth .Street, ha* hi* Indebtedness to the hank, I* V jh w a m anager of the Sanford announced ty It. I). Freem an, [t(- store for threa year* and ha* .Secretary-Treasurer of the 8cm' te e n employed by the Table Inolo C ounty National F arm Loan • , Supply Compuny In vurlmia part* Aieociatlon. U nder the plan a land bank I*, i f f Florid* for ala yrer*. ’. M arket m anager, Mallanaa has byi row er m ay now .e n d funda to tha bank to be held in a tru st r/M S B In tha local store for two iRWntha. Preceding h it em ploy. account fur fu tu re iiutallm rnta, and tnla account will be cred it, ed w ith compound Interest ut tha aamo r a le which tho m em berborrow er I* paying nn hia land Ibank loan. “T ha Federal le n d Rank ami [the N ational Farm l*>an A*»oclatlon feel th a t thi* 'fu tu re p a y ­ m ent' fund offer* a num ber of advantage* to tha borrower*,'' aald Mr. Freem an. 'T h e borrow­ e r who has fu tu re paym ent funda In the land bunk ha* a backlog of se c u rity upon which ho ra n draw In tim e of nerd to keep hia obligation In good standing and c a rry him through a lean period, lie inaured a g a in st T_ .la ---------T eday, In the Interest* of na- h«rd1 t l m e a - a t no coat to hint Inal defense. T able SupplyInauranre. a m a re c o o p e ra tin g In an ef- . T tri* P '" ” P»nnil« • land « to eonaarve pap er bag* be- ■ » « tjorrow er to m ake paym ents oae p ip e r mill* and Ingredients . Jor fu tu re application on Federal S p e e d e d fo r defense produe-11-*"*! I t y * ,oan' *l U ro n U M t M. A rrangem ent o f food on i» r purchase money m ortgage Olvea In Individual atorv* Is de- iru n n ln g to tha land bank In gnad to aavo labor and thu* f"X am ount leas than tha unpaid it th e food to Florida houae- balance of hi* oldigetion.’* Ivei more economically. . Mr- Freem an said th a t m any H aven em ployes o f the T able farm ers w ere now In a position lipply S tores throughout Flo- Jo fo rtify them selves a fa in a t la a re aow In aeUv# m ilitary f“ 'u r» n u .rtg .g o worries and In fy k e , a tatlonsd In cam ps all taking advantage of the fu tu re tT tha country, T h e com pany paym ent fund plan would be S m a ll II HEATER Great Savings! Visit Us Today! WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 0 -1 # )— Tna supply prot..;ee end allpeaUona bo.nl U studying possible i.a a n o’ a r n a n ia n Florida H O N EY ......................] •••t.lji »•»• n **• a la -- DewkiBt PICK LES........— J Cane S Y R U P ........................... 1 Med Can Vacuum ^ Pack 16-os. White Loaf NO ADVANCE! TABLE SUPPLY VITAMIN ENRICHED! WATERGROUND MEAL or GRITS *l lbs. lj0c O LEO ' s s It 1 2 £c > | * FIN E GRANULATED . ' •.5 * % * f ij v . ',■* Anniversary Celebration Bargain! ||iiir SHORTENING carton TheSw eetest Bargain IrvJW n! 30,000 lbn. of delicious Marshmallow topped cookies—covered with shreds of sweet coconut—Buy several lbs. from our big display. The kiddies will eajoor them !...... .J Short Ribs 4S , 4 i Always Great Savings At Table Supply! Argo Cut String Beans med. can 10c Argo Peaches.........halves no. 2Va 19c Argo Fresh Prunes.........2 no. 2 y2 25c Argo Corn o ff Cob.....2-12 oz. cans 25c Del Monte E. G. Peas.............. med. 15c Vac-Pak Del Monte C offee........lb. 28c n n . Moans Fruit Cocktail............... 2 tall cans 27c Del Monte Catsup 14 oz. h a 15c LAND O ’ SUNSHINE Georgia *_ Don’t Miss It, Folks. Greatest Sale • In Our Historyl ARGO-DEL MONTE SALE! Apple JE L L Y ...................... .. 1 » •• * ‘ Quality fXandard * •* ont-Circulator v ORANGES Golden Yellow Pancake F L O U R .................... ] i*1 n n FOR QUICK SANDWICHES Perfection Stove U grow i m m u c i «K tlth i, low price BANANAS | i» K rr ific r a Anniversary Special I I 1 WAFER n H A SLICED ID, ANH0E 7c APPELESAUCE.................!..~1 leeauso while the Investm ent la earn in g a good ra ts of Interest. tM* money wuuld a t the sam e time, ho doing service for nationel defense through rv-inveatm rat by tho land hankT Ban On Non-defense Building May Slacken Bch. I Can 'A Hot Celebration1 Future Payment Plan Worked Out By Farm Bankers A _ !Olbs.21c ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! - — beef — _ P IC N K �* o Sanford Le Thr Only Cenlrsl Florida City A f f o r d i n g Kail, Highway And W ater Transportation SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1941 NUMBER 55 Member Associated Press Troops Move in Is Sunk p Tempo On Destroyer u. s. Strikers At On Moscow Bendix P la n t By Torpedo Off Iceland x .From Two Directions ) Reds Pour Workers Alongside Regular Troops In Battle South ^O f Capital A Grand Old Girl's Birthday Soviets Reported Fleeing In South • Defenders Admit Sitnation Is Bad At Caucasus Gateway Tha Germane- atepned ui> • *0 f * * M oscow ”riv® from two directions ttv o*y ea the Soviets ooured trorkara alongiid* th eir re*. Ul*r troooa in bloodv batUoa around Tula. 1«D miles south • of Moscow. Another main German drive wae developing In the Volokatemsk regies ( I milae northwest # f Moscow aad Landau • heerd that Vatekofcmafc w u cap. tered by tha Genaaae alter Mttor ftehUag. Oa « tha Nam of Liberty Is eelebrated on la New York Harbor with appropriate ceremonies u slty In the U. E. Left te right, are Count Jacques D. Ere* France; Lucy Monroe, who eang the 9 Bpangtsd Banatr, aad Mrs. Alice Donohue, national preildent .th e Veterans o f Foreign -Wars Auxiliary. O f A n a l Meet R i v e r Channel Reverend Brooks Is Plan To Deepen Main Named Moderator River Course And For Ensuing Year W oodruffs Creek A t Ih* twenty d ih t h Annual r Um Bawhula Baptilt H at Ovtodo Thursday a t 10:00 o'clock with ragars from individual and •a n y gaaata and r anant. tha fallow lag Throe United 8 Latee Army en­ gineers arrived la Hanford from Jacksonville yesterday to survey and make estimates upon the proposed two-mil* ib o rt-c u t in the Bt Johns Elver channel from W oodruffs Creeh to the Oatsen Bridge at Iadiaa Mound Village. Edward Higgins, (hamher of commerce secretary, listed today. Tbe engineers, Roberts. Corn­ wall aad Dolatrem, will Invest!, get plans aaado by tbe Chamber o f ComoMree whkh recommend­ ed o abort tha* age deepening tbe riser's channel about 10 foot aad tha groan believe* that tbe coat will not bo much great­ er to deepen the ch u a o l la Woodr u ffs Creek to five feet, there, by shortening the distance to the Ban ford Boat Works Docks considerably. Thli process will c a b le plea­ s e era tears aad baato to traval anally la the sherVeot end at the seme time altaratione on the >ln river ilgwieel will change Its course anieaetett a that U s rrent will be c a te to tbe seewell along Lake Monroe Boule­ vard, aetoidteg to acthoriti**. Flood* Thnpjen Southern’ States 2,100 Bayonet Car* rying Soldiers Act Upon Orders Given By Roosevelt BETfJJVX. TV.'J!. O r t .- y i * —UT) ’"Chest A rtillery tro o p * 'm o v e d Into the ground* of A ir A llo ­ c a te d , Inc., i t 4 20 A. M. (E S T ) today under o rd ers from P re si­ dent Rooscvult to p ro te c t the production of (0,000,000 w orth of defense order*. The atuul h e lm rtrd bayonetcarry in g sn ld lrrt num bered 2,100 a* Army officer* con ferred with p lan t official*. A cl**h betw een re tu rn in g C I O. •trik e ra and non-union worker* p re cip ita te d the P re*ldent'a action. P re ild e n t Ron»evelt li* t night directed S ecretary of W ir Stlmeon im m ediately to tak e posses, linn and operate the p la n t of A ir A*«oeia(e«, In c . B endix, N. J , w here a dispute ha* developed over re in sta tem en t o f a tr lk a n u n d e r rem m m endatlon o f tha d e ­ fense m ediation hoard. T he a rlio n wa* announced at the W hite llouae hy S ecretary E arly. He ,aid the P reaidtn* had ordered the arm y to ta k e charge and continue tn o p e ra te the p la n t a* long aa m ay he reQulred In the In tere il o f n ational defenae. "O u r country la In d a n g er.”’ the P re ild e n t'a a ta te m e n t aald. T he plant hold* governm ent order* for IS .000,000 w orth of m ilitary a irc ra ft e n u ip m rn t T he aeronil e ffo rt to p u t the atrlker*. member* of th e C. I. O.'a U nited Autom obile W orker* b a rk In work failed e a rlie r la»* night becauao of alt-dow n dem onatratlona by non-atrlkera Doudney Figures Sample Taxes On N ew State Plan Red Armored Train To The Front Reuben James Is Hit While On Convoy Duty In North At* lantic Last Night No Word Given^ Of Loss Of Life iSrcnd 1h To Jump A s s e s s m e n t s On Large P r o p e r t y Congress Is Stirred Rut Roosevelt Sees No Policy Change W ith th r «chool huilgrt a p. prfwe»i S*nf->nl Doudney, county tax R*«e**4tr. has p rrp a rrd a IUI of •am p lrs of th r tax ra property ow nrrs of th r county will pay. T h f trrn d in th r nrw ty*!rm of placing a 100 percent value on tho property and reducing iha mills gr ra te has tendril to In­ crease the ta*e« on Ur*** pro p er­ ty owners and decrease the t a t tn on small homes and h iistno»*• ea. Since the •chitol nnlla^** in ilif. frre n t in d iffe re n t ili**. trieU the taxrn will vary in thnv* district* with D istrict O ne nnd S ii slightly hijftyrr A hrm entead v»lnr«l si 11.0041 Inal year in District* On.* nn,| Six paid * t a r of $17, but Ibl* yr*|- ih , sam e pnifHTtv will be ViilP.I at *3.011(1 and p:,v ,1 In* o f only $11.23, Mr Itoo-loey com puted. In thu «am- tlt.lrl-** * h u m rstrsd valued ni 35,000 la*t v r« r pal-l $88 ami *V. vu*r will have Ita valuation l-i-nncd Ih w r lim ra and pay (20.7.75. lim ine-* nr nnn-«-*rn':«l projperlv vaim'd at ( I Dili. In*t y.'nr paid 104 .IH and Ihi* yr nr will WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 t i/l’> Tin* Navv Dcoartnii'iit nnnminoeil torlav th at thi> U. f*. rlrnlmvcr Reuben Jnnu'a wan Mink liv a toroeiln during tho night of Oct. R0. whili’ i nnvoviiur In tho North Atlantic went o f Ice* land. Thi* t'lininmiulintr offi­ cer w.ih Limit, Cnni. II. L. Kilwnrih T h r Kculirn J<»nir< w » i the* f »r - 1 A m rrirm i wRMhip Mink and thi* th m l a tta c k P ru ld tB t •It’s shoot on sight o rd e r. F irst rvportR brought n o w ord of ttossihli* lot$4 of life*. T ho ship o n lin n n ly rn rrird 120 m en. Coiurn’s-4 wan B tlrm l h y ‘ho H«’ws hut R i'o irv rll said h r IHW. no iiouwihility o f Brvcrinif diplo* ttinlii* rrlntion* with Ci«*rniAny nod thought th ere had b#en n o chnngi* In A m cricin policy M ft result of tho Ionn i*f tho Ilucben Juini'1 uto I attacks uq other Unit*',! State* V«’*aeia. An a n th u riicil lle rl'n aoureo I nav *53.30 wbili' lb*' propurtv T his picture from R ussia show s a S oviet arm ored tra in mov. said tinlnv if thu d e stro y e r w a s valued at $.’,,000 Inal yea- pn*d ing toward* the front line, a heavy gun ready fur action ami a participating In a ronvny "It S33I.HU and thi* yrnr will |nv w u, rm w in d e r th a t sho w a s Soviet operator of a n ti-a irc ra ft pompom* scanning the »Vy for h»only $27*i SO tnipvdnr,). Am erican dcatroyara In Itia trirt l » o and T hree. in. tile a irc ra ft. Russia finds arm o red unit* like this useful in n u n have nn business e n te rin g t h . eluding Lnngwnml. A 'tam onte, b a tin g thu N a n s because of thu lack of guod roads. w ar suite '* 1l.ak>- Mary and Ov‘ - In thr I p * . In W ashington, S e n a to r GUp* rn a homestead valurd a’ $1 I,die (Hem. litw s), who rank* nog last yrnr wa* $1.1 and will um nng the ieiitling uppnnenta o f .— ■i". he "-w do re d to 90 I t k v « r r » H l r the ailm lnlstratlua Toreltrn pnlfcjf A dinner m eeting w ill he held a hnmntrad valurd at $3.01)1) ln*l -m d Am erica would p ro tec t h a f h r the Cam pbell-I/Osslng Pu*l of v ia r naid $03. nnd will pny m m irn no n m ttir wn.it m u lo n the Am erican Legion at 7 1)0 $177.SO Ihi* year lh»*v w rrr on . o ’clock M onday evening *t the llu*lnr«« p ro p e rty In the »nmr Senator tiu r n r y (R'-p. N. D .I le g io n H ut and a ll m em ber* of Iwn d ialrirla will h avr l drm i in wMhl “ thM i-linrhfH tho urgum ent Recent storm dam age in the | f«ir wiping o u t th # N o u trillty the post are urged tn a tte n d in la a ra p a rallrl tn thr ilrnp in l>l*o rd e r to plan fo r the A rm istice trlc ta O nr *nd SI*. A n irr, „ f lluhum s- Was draerihed by Joel | A«l. Day pared* and celeb ratio n , Joel p ro p e rty v alurd j i ( l.o n o l.,-i Field, who ju s t re tu rn e d I rum n j Field, com m ander of the unit, v r a r paid $80.38 and will i«uy 11 «l»y trip thruugh the island., J aald today. (3 0 .2 3 Ihi* v ra r, while a pier • [ with his wife, a* m uch more Deadline fo r p urchasing tick­ valued a t $3,000 last y rn r pai l ' The Seminole C ounty llnaet* for th e d in n er will he 10:00 $301.HU and will this y e ar pay serious thun wa* reported. pilal llounl recently approved o’clock M onday m orn in g and they $231.23. In thu trip from At rum, to . tb<- iiurrhaae o f a general anmay be obU lned a t th e .tin fu rd N a » a u , h'an Salvador, t'a l I-. T he fh y lu n la d ia trlrt o r l>i<acslhrtlc machine which was F u rn itu re Com pany, F o rre st trlc t F o u r hail an assessm ent r f land and I’u rt Howe, Mr. Field' In-tallcd two week* ago in C atchel’a G rocery, Pope Service $10 nn hom estead p ro p e rty n* *aw evidence o f tho jm th of the ! Station, R oum illat a n d A nderson, $1,000 laat y e a r ami will lh>* the o perating room of K cr. st'irni w ritten In w rerkod house*. I Fum-ial services fo r Mr*. M ary nr by ra ilin g 790 by telephone. y e a r p*v $3.78 on the »nme pro­ nalil.l^iughlon M rm nrial Himleaf.stripped tr ie s and lalea of! I'uupur who died a t h e r homo pilal. Tho m achine I* modern Mr. Field revealed. I he los* „ f life. p e rty . T he ow ner r f a hom estead mi E ighteenth S tre e t yesterd ay M em bers o f th e D e fe n d poat valued a t $8,000 laat v e a r p il I . in every respect and though One schooner wns sighted off I lit 8 IH) A. M. follow ing two* the old one la still |n one, the will he p re se n t a t th r d in n e r end $30 and this v r a r will bn re . the l.carh of * wind sw ept is­ w n -k , illna.a, will ka conducted hospital association fe lt th a t Mr. Field re u eq ste d th a t the local q u irad to pay $140.23. T h e bus­ land, a tte m p tin g to run la-fore | S aturday s t Erickson Funeral a m w one should be on hand m em bers m ake a good showing. iness pro p erty valued a t 11 ,001) the storm and gain the Ice side Ilium- at 3:30 I’. M. w ith th o in ra w of em ergency._____ of tho strip of land fo r protec­ Itcv. K. I). IlrownliHt officiating. In 1040 paid $$7.3H and will tion, one o f the sturies goes. The Follow ing thu aervicn tho ro nay |4H In 1041, while the b u s ­ j l-oal was an close to tin- shore m uins will bo taken to E veriness pro p erty previously valued ! the frantic ps-onle on tiuird. 31 g rru n CVmctary for burial. a t 33,000 paid $2*0.08 la s t yen. In num ber, could In- easily seen and WIH nav nnlv (240 th is v ra r. I’alll-ran-rs will bo I- K. Spen­ when a hugo wave lilted them cer, John Is Galloway, E. CompIn D istrict Five, enrnm paasVICHY, O ct 31 —UP)— Th' hig and dropped them out of Inn, I). I,. T hrasher, It. Mi Ball poputaUon o f the Vichy capital Ing G eneva and O sceola, th e p r r . ight. They weru never seen »r Ami llnw ard toing. of tha Pet*In regime, today vir­ vlouslv v alurd $1,000 h o m rstra d d of again, — tually Ignored a Free French re­ paid $10 and will thl* y e ar pay Survivor* o f Mrs, C ooper a r e > I'o rt llow e, mm of the ••m- son W alter I- C ooper; on* quest for a five mlnut* stand, $3.28, while th e $3,000 hom e, w orst su fferers from th e storm still strike In protest' against tha ste a d of la st y e ar naid $30 end sister. Mr*. M artha Speak* o f Carman execution of Hostages. will pay $173.75 In 1041. T itK escrdrrn o f tha 40 pertHtn, I every house in thu town was | And-ivrr. M ass.; tw o grandsons, The minister of interior said a business p ro p e rty o f $1,000 has •» from H n fp n l and nurt|ound^ng knorki'il down and the iiihubltauls Waii.-r I.. Cooper, J r ., a n d David check o f the unoccupied son* ta g reduction from 157.38 In towns whu took d riv e r's te s t un were living an floors le ft on Iho F. Cooper; tw o nlrcus, Mrs. W . showed Ui* DeGeulle appeal had $49.10, w hile tb e 18.000 hunlnr-s Tor*,lay, W ednesday a n d T hurs­ foundations, Mr. Field related, C. Brown o f Hanford a n d M rs. p ro p e rty drop* from 9288.08 to day „ f this week failed to |M«a i t is estim ated th a t tho wind Ivan F ranklin o f M t. D ora, had no apparont result*. 1947.50 fo r tax e s th is year. th r esam ination, according to the reached a velocity u f a bout KiO , These taxes listed are osll- rv|Htrl m ade tialoy by .State I’a- m ilvs-per.hour. Stone w alls w rrt) blown down matee mad* by Mr. Doudnay tn tm linan G. (J. D artv. Include th* general school milTwo persona failed th e rxam i- ami wholo house* w ere carried tu sc* d u rin g the h ig h t of thu lags, the school district tax and two Ion duo t« -p o o r aycaight and tha srhool bond tag, aa well as two drivers wvr# unable tn pass blow, but peculiarly enough, Mr. WASHINGTON, O c t 31— Blcyela tags for 1943 will go th* County maintenance mlllage tho test bepstis* soma p a rt of Field said, tho th atc h ed naif a tala at tha City Hall tomor- for the County Hoopltal. g e n e r­ th r ir auU.moblla w as defective houses of tho nativ es seemed —Tho office o f production man­ nr though they am not due al fund, flna and forfeiture Tha rem aining 13 w ere totally to w eather Ihu storm heat. While agem ent T hursday ordered an until Jan. 1, !!. N. Bayer, city fund, rood and bridge fund, agri­ unfam iliar w ith road rule:-, ami shingle roof* wero blown away, im m ediate blackout o f ornaments! rn d unessential lighting In th e culture fund, health fund, pubti. signals and Mr. D arty pointed the lhatcheii roofs still stooil. clerk, said this morning. On hoard thu M. V. Monarch southeast, including Northwestern Applicants for tho now llctnao city fund and the mother's poru out th a t "no excuse could be offered for these people’’ on his of N assau, a fre ig h te r w ith ar- Florida, and announced t h a t an met bring their nim m odationa fu r l ‘J passenger,, rlrclric ity -ra lio n ln g p ro g ra m fo r re p o rt to 7>llahsaaee, certificate from to A booklet containing each rul,*, Mr. ami Mrs. Field m adu th eir southern in d u stry would applying .for » way acroas the G u lf S tre am to Nov. 10 unless heavy rains algrtsl and general inform ation Sayer concerning driving a c a r, a s well N assau dow n tha n um ber o f; is­ ‘thu region's w a te r shorter*. It issued a m andktory ordsr a s m aterial to atuily In ord er to lands stru n g eastw ard am i south­ giant pas* th* B tata exam ination, la ward to tho southm ost point. hnm nliato creation o f a TALLAIIAB8BE, Oct. 31 *— obtainable in th e C ounty Judge's G reat In a g u a Island w heru salt pow er grid connecting 40 public­ (A1)— Florida's Thanksgiving office a t the C ourt H ouse, and is made fro m , se a w a te r. Thu ly ami p riv alaly owned a y sta a a day this year will b« Nov. IT each cltlsen who Inland* to taka trip wa* scheduled f o r 13 days in 13 state*, bt o rd e r t o brtag .h e esam in atio n on Monday or but high wind* and choppy w a te r pow er from a rs e s h a v in g sows a 'WASHINGTON, O ct 31 -C P) because Um 1941 legislature of­ Tuesday of n e x t w eak should s e ­ slowed them , m aking th a trip surplus into tho d routh-olrickaa — Baoaaralt repeated today he ficially fUod It for Um hat cure this Information and study 14 day* long. industrial region. • p h ased te anWalt to Coagrasa TkatM ar In U a month. Donald U . Nelson, priortUaa On Great Inagua Island a Pwdifcnt Rooaovelt'a prcvlotu It thoroughly tho p a tro k n a n con­ cluded. Massachusetts company has act director, said tha ordota wora de­ up a regular industry of mak­ signed to Inaoro foil and unlnter* “ ing salt from sea water. Tho ruptad operation of dofonaa p‘ watar i* pumped Into a hugo despite rapidly mounting w - Legion Post To Hold D i n n e r Meet Monday ... Field Describes Damage Made By Recent Storm In Bahamas New Anaesthetic Machine Inutnllcd Free French Strike Request Is Ignored Funeral For Mrs. Cooper Will Be Held Saturday / 17 Persons Fail Driver’* T e s t s Given This W e e k ly Non-EuHentia! Lights Ordered Blacked Out Bicycle Tags Go On Sale Tomorrow J November 27 Set For Florida Thanksgiving Roosevelt Repeats Federal Aid Plans Extra Draft Quota \ Filled This Month f v f l t. 8amtaele County will meat two draft quota* during Novambor, E. B. Carter of tbe SelacUva Boryke Office itnted today. The flrat group o f men will GREEK ROYALTY IN F1RR leave Nov. i t and Um aecond quota will bo filled by Nov. 38, CAPETOWN, V ales o f South each conaicUoc of nilaa whlto tfrtoa, Oct. 31.—(A>—Tbo Gr*«k draft***, white nogro quota* will bo mot o s Nor. }T a n d 34 draft, lay 14 ta d four colored told Ian, lake on tha Island by a windmill that runs all tho time. Natural pans, with an area of about an aero, am furmed In tha rocks and tba watar from tho lake al­ lowed to fill tho pans. Hot sun and lltUa rain makes tha pan* a natural evaporation unit and when ono of tha 100 pans la dry a layer o f M il, from two to four inckao thick, I* scraped from tba bed of tho pan and transported by track to llgkto-a where It is carried to m vassal anchored off tba beach. On# nan will furnish enough salt to keep two tracks busy aU rfay< hauling it to t^e mandator energy and a proltogad drouth which haa reduced th* supply of hydro-electric pow er. AMBASSADOR RESIGNS'^* WASHINGTON. O ct 31 —W f \ — Proaidont Roosav.lt haa ta . day accepted iha rvslgnatlog «C Joseph 8 Denial*, am baaaatef-tf j Mexico, but aald . nothing hi* auccaaaor. Danlots t * duo to IU health o f hk wM *.. LOCAL WEA1 “ ‘te n . ' HA.» iV flfp a ja S a mum S 1 �1 » • m- r r %f j u m T H t B A im m y g m A iJ i/ B A H M i), tw o fL o a w A Two Misflingr Army Pilote Believed F o a a i The Sanford Herald Attend Opening M * W i & tt-W Of A n n v a l Meet ThsM toeeao Army A ir Baa* t r 1 a o u t a n i_ n a t a eoanoa n s a ^ liV ..^ . TfcF Ifw ralt | i ■ mt fl»r W H s fH rr+*m nhU k Ik r «->!». lF # y lf)#4 I t Ih t w # far rv* feklktlfM ef mi mrwa d leggirbrl f» If # r J M nt%*r%*tm4 la fkU H K T «M mu* b» Uwstl Rrwa pwhl**hr4 k#r#lw •• Mkllvwllw# mt itfelfll FRIDAY, OCTOBER II. te e i BIBLE VEBSE FOR TODAY IT 18 GOOD TO HAVE A WISE AND LOVING FRIEND AMU PROTECTOR: Th^ Lori it my (Hephenl, I ahaII nut wnni H f roakfth m® to li® ilown in iM u * ptfturf *, h® Irmlrth m«* bGAid# Mini w a u m —Vnulin 23tl. to fatten. The dairy fnrnlahei 40 to 48 gallon* of rallh per day the p u t ten yearn by one thouaand percent » that the rhljdrep harp glcnty ' Unless a person h u served on the advertising commit­ of freah milk. tee during theae lean; years, he can have scant apprecia­ ; There are at thia Unto I4( children being cared fop In tha tion of the problems presented. There have been occasions Home, Ifr, Jink In* continued. when the worthwhile projects which were presented, »yeh !' They gttrtiaod thh ' A'rradli as directional highway signs, advertising, in booklets and while school, and Sundpy School. folders, newspaper advertising both within the state and without, and radio broadcasts, aggregated over ten thou­ sand dollars, and with only four hundred dollars to spend. This year, due to the more liberal contributions of both City and County, us well os the idoreaaed subscriptions from Individual memberships, some four tH ouund collars was budgeted for advertising alone. O f this sum over $2,700 w u turned over to the G riffith Advertising Agency of St. Petersburg for advertising in northern newspaper* but* on* Sunday’. collection «acb month 'to-' flic ijooia and magazines. . t v - n g o r t jp C follow ad by on The Griffith agency is certainly one of the oldest and most reliable agencies In the state. I t h u made a speciallaity of resort advertising ever since it Hfle been in business he children, o f the' mans call* and h u handled such successful accounts u Saraaotn, f i t aid U cSOdrrrv which can­ Port Myers, Sliver Springs and Ocala, St. Petersburg anil not be m at.. He mpiseaitl. hi* many private clients. Through its long established contacts deep appreciation for th* fin* with northern publications of all kinds, It will be able to way th* Baptist* of Florida’ »•»secure for Sanford a more “favorable press” than it h u enjoyed in the p u t . nr. and their generosity In sup­ plying money with .which to The plan as tentatively set up includes a schedule make many n**d*d repair* to the of three advertisements in the New York Times beginning bolldlnr*. Report on ChrUllan Education on November 23 and ending on January 4. A similar sche­ dule will appear a t the same time in th e Chicago Tribune, was mad* by Or. Harry C. Oer. and thia we* followed by an Detroit News, Boeton Globa and a num ber of other equally wood addree* ty Dr. W. 8. Allen, well known newspapers. One ad will be placed In the New president of SUtaon Unlvmlty, York Herald Tribune on December 14, and on or about who outlined th* policy 6f the the same date similar ads will appear In the Philadelphia University, and *pok* of the aptrtt of tha faculty and Record, New York World-Telegram, Boston Post, and a t fine etudent body. At th* close of least sevon other prominent newspapers. In addition to this newspaper advertising it ia planned to use a number of outstanding sporting magazines such as Sports Afield, Field and Stream and the National Sportsman which is now combined with H unting and Fish­ ing. Also a special advertising campaign exclusively on farm lands will be carried on in the leading farm publica­ tions of the country such a* Country Gentleman, Farm Journal, Successful Fanning, and the Ohio Fanner. The circulation of the Country Gentleman alone is over two million readers. Tha circulation of the New York Time* alone la 837,090 readers, and to a very large extent afford to travel o r spend a winter In Florida. The Chi­ cago Tribune has' a circulation of 1,207,000. Altogether it ia expected th a t the Chamber of Commerce'! advertising will reach over twenty million readers in mtd-weatern, Atantlc and New England states. Outside of the Griffith contract, tha Chamber of Comrperce has arranged to spend |300 on Its signboards lo­ * Sportsman1, will; Misshapen dff spring bear the cated at Important highway center* In th e state, over $300 curse again. on maps and folders, and several hundred dollars in uew*Albf though abundant I* -ue h* papera located within the state Much as the Miami Herslil, the fnllt, the Jacksonville TImes-UnJon, the Tampa Tribune and the V » moltier’ e eyes art closed, Orlando Sentinel. Altogether it I* an ambitious program, b u t one which we have no doubt will reap moat satisfactory results for the people of Semlnottr County. •11 th* time there a gas ahortago as t o m q# Congreaa w as In ataslon. .The pedestrian usually line tln> right o f w ay, b u t If he lu win* t o will n o t alw ays ln * |it upoa totthtojeUlny 1L r The Germina rruahed Rutela three iv4*Im afiUr Uro war Lwan. All that's been hAppvnlnr since number ef youth* of 18 to I who ar* In uniform end man officers not much oUl*v “Th ilreeta of German "'Mrsu'Jfe'Se Ss'&iiu. cterR Clrrwlt cw rt rnantr. Florid*. (Official Dm I) t fir* to attract attention, War* aeen running r round waving their anna aal wrtilns efwsfblag on the ground* They wera sighted from a B-1S b o m b * one a< more than 20 flr*ng out of BsHnw for the laat tit day* in mt Serial aearrh of the high, mounlalnou* area t___^ tha n i l H a n l a l i a j l VWa Vttion of St*toon Uairaaaity. Ur. Mt*r», a misaloasry la Chile, at home on leave, spokp about coodUios* in Sooth Amer­ ica. and *iated that the pvopln in thpso counl/itt af t mate ready than ever befor* to raerlv*- on a friendly basis, ml»uonaiim from this country. Ha stated that mans of eto-ettiasaa ar* rery hjs bly cultured, but FOB MEN N fm cB 'b r WflutBT' b iv rv That -JOhn Fiwnktln Poor ■•<! n«l»y Eat*IU Poor, til* wlf* hoM«» of *-f of T*« Ortlflrot- R* *#*. olflr* and DM mad* •enllr.iiir.n ,fn* lo* Sac* la t a Uxr—U thereon. Said ranlflralo amhr.ic-o lhfollowln* 4»«dr'a-d omp-rl- I* tha Pountr •$ Samlsola. HIM- of, Florida. Io-WHi s i U a of a s "/ »w i-f. of toe l-l A—lion T. Towaahl* Sooth, Ran** 1» Karta r',<rM .ar*t of tha sol* new w rtt nnd»r th» oald crrtlflcollour* waa tn O— aaaaa -I Kao th-rto- C. O#yaota— t'nlraa aald MtlUMU aball red—mad -WnwFsw to taw. tha limvMr S«aar<h*d iharaln will ha ,tilA be lb* U»h-st mdar »' '** marl has* daow oa *h» Hrat AwS>« l> tha month of Da~mHa*. |t«|. Whtah I* tha Iat tor of fla-anthar IS41. 1 thia year, Dr. C. ¥■ retired. Th* Seminole Baptist Asso­ ciation w u organIxad in Sanford on Nov. 12. with IB cborehss and a member,hip o f 1148'. U la new compoted of M Baptist church*, with a membership reported Uat yrar ef 4,13.1, contribution, to all caurea of 18-1^90.84, and value of 'ajl church property of 3409,78429. Th* chuyehee of thy Associa­ tion are located In the counties of Volusia, Stmuiolc, Brevard and Orang*. a S EVERY NIGHT IS NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS! Jack la back from *i. t U - 'S r A f , 1 V PANORAM JACK’S DEW DROP INN PACKAGE GOODS MIXED DRINKS AT POPUIiAR PRICES LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE Expert Repairs O ar a to p ia well equipped la make any repaint on f a m ■aeklaery, trailers FA1RBANKS-MORSE DISTRIBUTOR Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems * * *' n#* iMg | LaI d a p hi *d tala Hat AM •* Oetaher. ’lath (V r . MR»NDr*N rwarh Bemlaol* Machines Repaired — Expert Welding Mill and Packing House Supplies and Repair Service. RAUL J. STINE and GEORGE BTINB, Owners STINEMACHINE & SUPPLY CO m T naa k t" rida. t* UUMSIH. AI.UA IxtrUuTV. AUUfN. Plain(Iff. -va. LAWagflCfl LSON AU.CN, I)ffen- « n ie o s n ORDER OF FVSt.lCATinR PUIHIDA, u aen r- M o lt' To U v n t n Laos Allan, «-o T-nt Hess, Snfannnh, N*w l«rk Tan ar* h-rakr notified Ihv cult has been Inatllulad ngalatl »nu la Ik* Plrenll Court *1 Me Ninth JudirUI ctrmli In aed'fae |W ■“ ’ I ' s h a g ' M T . Samlnnla Ouinlr, Klotl.ta. la Whlah a bey mad* vnu er* harahr ordered la apn*ar, er tom * »to V (Oeroiwlly nr hr alWi**y) lo tome wh*f» t *»1 -wer tha Bill of nomplalet flM la would roll SIS 1 th* ee*« of Ainu, Issln V. Alloa b*’e my friend.1 -o. Lnwiwnr* L«»*n Allan, aaatn ho•ne aa.artlna (o* Slvoero, on or It waa the p w T w i i : Lv,„:,rn n s w s X i and * dog were natural compan Inns. tb r Tdog jsfetng Tto to f •>" outlet for (irfwcllon that would otherwise to 1-repressed and to UUt C nart," *Uierwtoo a Dooroo Fro Cnafaron w ill bo aaieewd v ra lA a r you fo r f s llu r * in n pe p ut A ttorsey^o^jjai Sint* of FteelAn sow s Nolle* to hereby toleee lhai I am t n i t t - l la bualneo* a» O*InnAo • Hanford Highway, ander MS floRUoun nmu* *“-*>;• *** that I inunA to r*eUnr talA nam* nurounm to the iarwa*-*» tan -Flotlllnun Sam* Sttotwlo” (Chnnl*r MIH Laws of Florida! with tha aierk aI th* rlreatl Court at Bomlnal* Couniy, Florida. U. AOUOSN. oat. i*. itet. nioa*. a* answ er *a roqnleWA bp u F. ««*HT»ON 1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe..... $6(5 1989 Plymouth Tudor__ _____525 1938 Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan 495 1938 Plymouth 4 Dr Sedan. .._ 455 1937 Ply-Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan. 395 1937 Poetise 8 4 Dr Sedan. _ 375 Att of the above cats have the 100% Reel Guarantee. to st the moat discouraging g that could happen to Hittoo hi- eompaniona would be Mem t* m * some of our eol- fortnet* between th a t and hcsUh ItgeifT— NEA EdttorfoL Exceptional Service i* g o v sm m en t 1* n r Ikf didn’t you selutet” ATTENTION FOLKS! u s s " ' ! »• tw5X i T B _______ l\* replied Pst a s s s . a r o a ib m m o u coiistv. Flo­ ( W t a l Beal) flight and day On ton- Driving Into s Laguna Bssch, Cal., sarvleg station, s airport, and th S r'a motorist Mtod for 10 gkUons o f g u . Three 2 » i u S » f l i ! hopped to wprk srogrtly—cleaning wlndshlhW, ctoflUng Iras and wsUr, etc. Thfl driver paid hlo bill s a d r im * T s s 'l b e in g dotoi fo •nit y«u ean put It dew* 8ff. -. notebook S an fo rd 1! air. A few minutes Jgter t o rstum ed and ssk sd i “B id gny I 14 head aplenty by t o of you put ggji in my c s r T Th* thre# aUendanU ' w«st wh*n It tt comrletsd comrletsd. into s huddle—than wntfflflssd nobody had.—NewtoJT*. ^ ■ ii e m m lor seared to Pair!*' to lad paoaai Mm Qag Me hand whll* er SDOa the tamp.’ “Don’t m * allot* lo your CORRECT MEN'S WEAR h 0g fn fpor ®>h Ik® Hnu Hn®* tm th a OMMBlIh A# OMWlNflL gjflSL i# many B stfo H nrvr.f. . iffit* irnwna. SaW ten if•mbmaea the f*M*wl**r 4aI . , , i n | - the Caaatv «f ‘Vi?-"' S a i ^ MU. — I S L ^ S S i; “ wees for four (Si tonKenfie* wenke, and not lana than tW**W 4(11 rt4] 4ara nor wot* then Pf Droemhor, Itll, In 11* MUihM Hhe*ui, a uawwaae- *o ► flf l t s i e Reaalsals nouutjr, ptaew af WmSJUT mv ftfKilM hmnfi ih4 lh* u s b'eyrt* riding «r»w w v t e—IkrntVa s K r J fnv E T ti B a taa d**- when tt cam*1 Has B . L . P e r k in s right- before your. eyes. i ...s r .’s Sue SKYRIDER SHOES for boys Bern all th e Broad way and Hollywood xtani .53* I s HTATW n r ftU X S S i wouldn’t 4e go K portal Tburedsy night that two man bslievsd to b* pilots of tWo of th* three P-40 purrult plane* mining since Friday wera sighted from Uro air I* Itro- M ass* Wfctt- sight* (armlet* and leg- i.v tub riacvrw cotw r. nmtu X row) are *r Burner, j u D i m t n a c i i m i s a n a How*, "the B ar la Mid to have If hJgser lhan ent of tn# United M finally deeldcil to ifthtes anyway. lavelt aava she Walter Wlncb*ll write* that the heavy toll Russia U tahinit frem th* German forcaa la ovl elonced by tha rapidly Incrtatlni rF L G R S H E lM MW.nwto.- �7 PAG E THB 8ANF0BD H W A E B . SANFORD, FLORtOA ju ijjh i S ocial A n d Personal Activities M l L O U R IN E B E A L , S o ciety E d itor Social Calendai MONDAY St T h ere sa C hapter of the Woman** A uxiliary of llojy C m ** Epiacopal C horrh will m tft at the horqe of Mrs. Joe G<4ualet a t 3 :30 P. M. T he re g u la r m eeting o f the R oaary C o n fra te rn ity of All Soul* Catholic Church will be held a t the church a t 3:00 I’ M Circle* of the W omen's Society of C hristian Service of the M ethodist Church will meet at .1:00 P. M. a t th e following C ircle One. w ith Mrs. J . U. C raw ford, 1204 .Oak Avenue. C ircle rw o. a t the annex with Mnr. Y . R: Mitchell nn.l Mrs. C. P. H arrison *.« hostesses. Circle Three, w ith Mr*. W. M. M rliim , 212 W est Eighteenth S t r i c t , with Mrs. CJ. W. Rally n i • o-hoi*»«4*. Circle Four, with Mrs. R. B. C ntm ley, 120 W est Sixteenth S treet. Circle Five, with Mrs. John Rowers, 900 M yrtle Avenue. T h ere will be n combined m eeting o f the B oard and P rayer C roup o f the P resbyterian W o­ m en's A uxiliary a t the church a t ItOO P. M., to be followed by a combined buslneae and In­ sp ira tio n a l m eeting at 3:30 o'clock. D a u g h tc * o f W esley fin s* of the M kthodlst C hurch will m eet a t th e home of Mrs. George H a r­ den on the C ountry Club Rond at 7 :00 P. U . T he pn rty will be in the form o f * "ch ild ren 's p a rty ” and hostesses will be Mrs. E. II. L an e e ’a group. All cutter* are asked to re p o rt to th e Red Cross sewing rooms In th e W oman’s Club In the m orning. T h e m orning sewing session fo r th e Red C m ** will be spon­ sored by the ladles of the C ath­ olic C hurch u n d e r the direction o f M m F. E. R ou m lllat T h e Ju n io r A uxiliary of the A ra e rk rn le g io n will m eet a t the Legion H ut a t 3:30 P . M. T he W. M. U. of the South SUlo' B aptist Church will m eet a t the church a t .1:00 I*. M. St. Ann’a C hanter «f H olt Cross Church will meet with M rs. R. Lv,C ornell a t her home on 2018 MellonvUle Avenue a t 3:30 P. M. „ .. . Circle* of the W. M. U. of the F irst — B aptist Church will ...» ----. . __ m eet h i 3:30 P. K . a t the home* t f th e following: C lrtle One, w ith Mr*. R* A. F. Cadets To Be Feted At Stetson A contingent of 60 Royal Air Force caaiAs. now stationed a t the N aval Air Station in Jack-onville, will he en tertain ed by -Stetson University student* thl* wee let nd, it has been aaM U nced by the sponsors of the plan. R in g in g ia sgv from IP to 23, th e B ritish traiaa e s w ill r e . reive their firs t laata od Am eri­ can collegiate life as plans for the visit to S tetson, Including luncheons, banquets, a grand ball, and scenic tours, have been Completed for their en tertain m en t. The plan, which was conceived by Thom as F. 1-am bert, d e a n of liie Stetson College o f La w and form er Oxford student, was- de­ veloped by Vernon T urner, n a m e stead senior. A luncheon in Oicr DeLervi Chamber of Commrece and dram atic e n te rta in m e n t by t i t t l e T heater personalities a re plapngd for the afternoon, and the Rtetaon commons banquet arid Ball a re planned fo r S a tu rd a y even­ ing. A watereada along th e S t. Johns R lrer will h ighlight Sun­ day’s program . S ix ty o f Stetson's UAll and en tertaining d a m m i t' am ong whom a re several oo-eda from Sanford have beyn chosen as dates fo r the visitors. O rganisers of the v isit say th a t invitation and acceptance were prom pted by the desire to “Introduce the youthful B ritish ­ er* to the Am erican collegiate way o f having a truly wholesome and en tertain in g tim e."' H onoring th a lr pastor, H. V T ucker, who celebrated h is b irth ­ day anniversary oa M onday, m em bers o f th e W omen’s Mis­ sionary Union o f the S o u th Bide B ap tist C hurch e n te rta in e d w ith a p a rty a t the church oa Monday evening. D u rin g the evening a p ro g ram o f e n te rta in m e n t w as p re ep n ted including H aw aiian m usical num ­ ber* "by W ally and Nell L ona and G eorge Kula of D aytona Beach. S everal readings w ere g iv en a n d tonga w ere enjoyed by th e gro u p R. E. B atten p re sen te d Rev T u ck e r with a num ber o f g ifts In behalf o f the o th er church m em bers, and rsfre sh m en ta w ere served. Mrs. J . A. Y a rn was fh a lrm an of the com m ittee in ehargd of the party and wa* as­ sisted by Mrs. A. J.dWalher, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Teylor. A n d e rso n - F oaortl D lrtctot TM E . tmii S t Hallowe'en Party (Mies Awarded By Staged At Primary Sorority A t Dance ___ . i Mis* Joyce Adams wwe n w n td e d 1 Th*» annual Halloween FcatU T elep h o n e 148 the p rite for the g trls’ best bul A|,K>t WU4 Atjlfcifrl at \V « t costume a t th e annual H allow een Suit* Prim ary School U»^i night l*T m rm hrFt o f th«» W rU jiM r Dance which was given on Tucday evening in the City H all by P.NrfHt Tt’R rhrr Association, w if members of th e I'hl Alpha Kappw p n iiotinunl a «ucci*** todsy by sorority. I'rlio for the boys' best ih.»«f in chargt* of ammff*nu»ntft. K«*nturtnir r spaghetti tupper. eostum r w ent to McKay Truluck. For having the m ost original thi* ehtiw RtnrtfNl at (1:00 o'clock *n»l Iii‘ ti»4| until 9 tM) oclock, with Helen Hickson J Mrs. M ary Rawlins ha« gone costume, Mias i ntertain. te Boston, Maas, w here she will received the girls prise, while num.'MHiN foTH* o f the Isiys’ prise was presented nnnt. Priwn for tH«* l»^>»t ro*visit w ith rvlalivse. turner w»*n* nwanhsl to Jackie to Harold Hall. Miller. Aim Reborn, Itortam Clyde T anner of Jacksonville Highlight o f the evening lacipielint* Dunn, i« sja-udtng a few day* In Sanford 1 (he- floor show which w a. pre. \nn IV * ice, w ith hi* m other. Mr*. Jessie Tan | ty plr.tges of the soror. (awi-nttellyn lUnnrioi mu! Kutlolph Smith | ity during interm las ion. Thfi-i* in t'hHrfff of tho »upper w , , ,, ~ _ Deeorations in in keeping with •ni»u«b«l Mm . H. t! M rthvin, Mr. anJ M n. rr-,1 Miller have the Hallowe'en theme were used M*« II M IV*rr«*. Mr« R. L. retu rn ed from a tw o weeks' va effectivly and music fo r dancing White. M m |1 K McN*ba Mm. cation spent In N ew ark. N V was furnished by a nickelodeon \ It. \Vilkin«4»n, Mrw. C»grwith Mr. Miller's p a ren ts. Mr Sponsors for the .lance wen- Mr* S »l"ti ItrMMon aiut .Mm . r A. An^ and Mrs. F. W. M ulrr Georgs' Kick unit Mr*. U. L Per­ 4|i” te,,n. J r Th** hotting stand kins. wn« iurwitTitf over by Mr* ItrinLewis W right, son o f Mr and Those . o n lancing were lb1' i •4*11 Mrs. L. M W right le ft yester­ Violet Well*. Jo y c ^ W a fll I h* t'Aiidy lumth \v»e under day fo r Norfolk, Va , where he will e n te r the U nited S lates well, I’a lty llialgo, Lucille Hall. th%* <uj**rvi«ion of Mr* M I.. Norma W olfer, M arjbria Jinn- RmIhom, iia o iiiti By Sonny H*. Naval Reserve Burdick. A nnette A braham s, Ho- U*rn b eita Evan*. C h arlo tte - True, fli »hnrp4* .,r 11»4* fiwh jnUul Mr. and Mr«. It. II. G uthrie Nsncy fo liu m , Juyrv Adam*. and son, Lester have returned Mnry Hudson, .Shirley Cameron. Mi l i- Mri. I .lit Ii4*r Dnviil, Mr*. home from Smliis. N Y . where Peggy Duncan, Helen Hickson, I K Il*4*l and M’ w John St*nthey have been fo r several Kathleen B ryant, K atherine Spell, I. v month* ■Ml* K I rilOMIIIw W4K |||*4'I'«J eer. (hi id n Davis, Uetty King. ihi- k.dit ilrink Shirley r.cnoi*. Kchols. lPeggy Steven*. . hi • hufffi' of _ „ , . . sniriey eggy ni Cullen W right is e ip e cle d In y a ry Skinner. Valerie w e n * .; !"*•*!!» vhith Killy W ilUinn«iti n*. arrive from the U niversity » ' 1 Laorelle D utton. M artha P»g' ^oluilf h»*r Florid* in Gainesville today 1,11 and W inifred I uvell: At 7 *«» *i i lock mii m ti'n ^ tin g Ill* spend the weekend with AI«o, the slim es, Shirley Kick prog'Nin hi Du* form of a ftuhlon parent* Mr nod Mrs M l e . M arty P e rk in s, Shirley Sm ith. %hm% uml "liviriff picture** w* m W right. Peggy Muyer, Kusull Kirtlev. • tijoyiil by thou* present. The Nancy D ightun, A udrey Itn c l. pn'Rruiii wiii under the direction W helrhel, Mildred •*l Mrs J II St. Jidin. mid Ml** Mr. niul Mrs. II. It lleck left Mary Ann today fu r liufauU , Ain. In visit Robson. Lillian Walsh, Mhui Alt­ h o n ith / Stoken M*'I||Iii’M of the West Hide P. with MY*. Deck's lin u g h trrs. Mis man, Luis Caldwell, H elen Hut. \Y. V. Neville and Mrs. K. ehlsnn, B etty Jo Anderson, Mar. T A huve D unki’d all those tlm Brown. Angeiii Meiaeh. Syl vh»to uoiiitii'tl in tuakinip the fr« B. C lark They will les- joined in *l«o for Fufaulu by Mrs B ecks son, via Meisch. Oulda Fennel Doriv. t n ni a sin c e- h, m.d lliitclu r. tio’ii ' tfi iiermiri ilotintions**. E d g er G reen, of E vergreen. Ala thy I'eiidd. K liiabelb K athryn W iggins, Ann Wiggo*-. Je a n H arper. Com ie McCall. M arj uie Jones, K llrnbeth Kile. .'sm th in th eir | m*vi |.iii night. H ie Lois M eriw ether. Ilrtone Tam m , l*v> wa-* ImDh-vimI to have climbti) Frances Dngue, Mnry Ja n e Rob. :Mi upple trri* and to have fallen nolle, Ja n e T higpen and M artha into the iloff’s coinpoiiiid on the farm of hin gruiulfnther a t n ear. ,.ih*r ' W ight. Ja ek-o'L nntrrns and Also H ow ard Bnteler, J r , G er­ I»y Raleigh. Hallowe’en figures w ere used fur ald Losslng, lluildy llinp.m . Dale decorations in the room s of Mrs. Hofm ann, Bobby Pro-'tur, F.l E. J. N elson's home on Celery W hite, F rede Fields. Ja c k S p a rk ­ Avenue on W ednesday a fte r­ man. C harles S parkm an, Hilly noon when she e n te rta in ed for a Robnolte. Leroy Un.lgoa, Millet group o f friends w ith a bridge W illiams. G eorge S p e 'r , Iln rd .l party. | Hall. MeKay T ruluck, Mac C lew F u rth e rin g the chosen m otif, land, Giles chapman. Buddy p ro rthe plate holding the tallies wn* tor, Neil Powell, l.eo B utn"-. made e n tirely iif corn husks. The John King. Hugh W helchrL J r , refreshm ents and g ift w rappings and Billy Fleming. alan carried out the Hallowe'en colors. Y « aM .U h e 11m .C n h ^ j For scurlug high in th e gam es, Mr*. H a rry W oodruff w as sw ard ­ ed a nuvulty vase. Second hjgh prise, a set of crystal ash trays, went tu Mr*. II. A. Middleton. Tn «»*’( leae HAPPY HIRTHDAT Mr*. Rosa Adams was the recip­ give yew better, mare pi Mi*a Dorothy Mltcbsll ient of aereeno prise, a double Uef e r yonr drn g g M hi Miss M artha Perkins deck of card s, and also the float­ to refund yent ■ ■*«>. Mr*. J M. Stineclphfr ing prlae which ws* * set of Prooel la a selsatkUaHy Miss lulls lludges crystal ash trays. enlsad esaelstea i t telnarnl Mr*. A. R. M eriwether The hostess was assisted in fortlKed with B etty Jun* W ilke tasty prana J___ serving refreshm ent* by her B etty B ryin d M m taka Prnno4 ra a d lly . m other, M rx.-R . 01 Hickson, slid [ G eorge Hughes g a d ailxaa with wnate watkae by Mrs. Chandler Sharon. Ronnie G arorr P re se n t w ith Mr*. N elson1 C. L. Powell canalag aigeali w are: Mr*. J . W. L yles, Mr* - «■- - ->4—»---• t harlr* M eriw alher. Sr. G. II. P u tn am , Mr*. L. E.SpenMa ry E velyn Bsbun M w p r reeeaeasaai4*4 fn» cer. Mrs. Jo h n M iller Mr*. W. e r s ona I s Rev. Tucker Honored With Birthday Party Mrs. E. J. Nelson Has Bridge Parly • C elabsatlng the occasion w ith Rev. T ucker w ere a b o u t 100 m em b e rs and frlan d s o f . thu e h a r r t. Griffith ; i.ey n — w ^ e wt ^a m i M a i B tlnedpher. 2404 P a rk Avanue. Circle (Two. w ith M u J. C. Mitchell, t i l l M agnolia Avenue. Circle T hree, w ith Mr*. J . T. Denton. M agnolia Avenue. ' Circle Four, w ith Mrs R C. H arper. Row Court, Mr*. I . A. Eden field, co-hoate*a. Circle Five, w ith Mr*. W . D. G ardiner. 411 M atqoUa Avenue. Circle Bbt. wlU« M » - H . E. T u n e r, t » Week S eventeenth S tre e t, w ith K n . (X G» SeQ er ee eo-hoates*. TUESDAY T h e beard n e e tin e o f th e W o. m an’* d a b wBI b e h e l d In the club houee i t 10:00 A. K . T he O. E. * ., t a r th e d irec ­ tion o f M m C ..TJ Irw in , will •ponaoc the aftern o o n eeealon of wW h e hold p i th e h om e o f M m FeaH S t a l l ta th e form of a “ White el ep hant** ta le . Cahoeteeaee w ith Mr*. K a n eed a r e Mrv. J o d e r Cam oren. Mr*. M ahle E itrld g e , e n d M m E u aiee X »J . P RO N i t PS? V. B lu in g , Mrs. Jack B a ll, Mr*. Adams, M rs. W. R. W illiam s, Mrs. Sharon, M rs. J. D. Cordell. Mr*. Mnbl* E itrld g e , Mrs. W oodruff. Mre°'MWd>^Vre” j o ^ h 7rV ^ 3^ O ntario, ? ^ Oct. t n ft in VoQvP, H a r p e r . flteriy poop^u^ May ha i hlatead ha H i aad DOGS K IL L ROY (H A T H A M . and '5.95 31. and M adam oitalla H IM alana. I V E Y ’S «■ »«* posed T h u rsd ay *upon six Bernard dogx th n t mauled to death flm -y e n M ld W ard Sten- T o t'c iiT u x im tu Connie* arc Y O U T H -P E R ­ SONIFIED! Y o u n g in -h e a rt shoe* for you who want the verve of youth in your ward­ robe. Boomp-Toc Specs, Pcrfcd C.'alf Tie*, Walled-Toe Maracain Pumps, Dressy Suede Pumps... in Antique Tan, brown, Black! co. TRADE-IN SALE OF W FURNITURE THAT STILL HAS PLENTY OF “ GOOD” IN IT! Uned Florence Apart­ ment Table Top W ED NESDA Y Oil Range oo r t»»i ■ 1—i n T Other Oil Stoves & Ranges Good and MA8i»” $coo ^up . D ow n Range*......... $29-50 ... :.....$5#to Good U*ed R u g s ....... ................... . $5-00 up ^ A sk Metal B e d s ....... T : •..............$1.00 up 4-PIBCE WALNUT FINISHED Good Walnut B u ffe t.................... Lwwg Room Suite VffBY SLIGHTLY UBHD g-PiECE W A u t Bedjrw n S u i t e .................... $ 89-50 om Suite »e,. 5 2 -0 0 » Down ..................... $ 3 9 - 0 5 Odd C h a p * ............................................75c up Oak Dresser.... ............. Foli^Cot&Pad................ lAMKMMk f L Q M A TELEPHONE 1ST i I 'i i i a g l P r 'i a A h i l a t h 1- i '' f k -M - fj I 9 �< 1 * • FRIDAY, OCTOBER Sf, 1 M # BANFORP HERALD, BAJfFORD, FLORIDA Celery Feds A r e Ready To 4 Coca Cola Sweeps Texas Tech To Series To Lead Invade Bowl And = ^ “ Shoot the W orks” Against Bowling Tourney T est Miami Eleven ■E-? . Orlando In Tonight’s Game T ha Coca Cola team • true It CORAL G A BLES, O c t 31 — A L T M A N ’S USED — CA RS— “WITH A] THAT C01 Drop in to nee us and w* will gW# you a deal (hat will surprise you. 1934 Ford Tudor ...... 1934 * Sedan ............ 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 coach la plenty worried about hia chargra, according to reports. Coach “ W hltey" MeLucaa Is considered o n e of the greatest football s tra te g is ts In th e con­ ference and ev iv trick he has is promised In tn e gam e tonight. All the p a at will be fo rg o tte n by the boys aa they play th a t one game. On the line, Sanford Ju st about £*vwka even In w eight against the Orlando team but the visitors do have an advtuilagr in the buckfield. If any ad vantage la to be given to Orlando It will be through the num ber of reserves they cun th ro w on the field. Melo e s s has played the season so f a r using few of the m en who warm the bench, depending on the aharting lineup to carry through. I t will be nip a n d tuck from the opening gun to the finish with heada-up football all the w ay If any Indication la given Hy the sp irit of th e Celery Fed boys during the week. To them It Is not a football season to worry about but a football gam e With e v riy th in g to gam nnd nothing to lose the locals a re nut for a killing. Orlando, the higgt-r school, should consider a victory no g reat f r a th e r in th e ir cap, while a victory for the Keila will be an upae) trium ph and n blow to Orlando. McLucae la ready to shoot the w orks In th e gam e. His charges a re full of th e fig h t and sp irit of determ ination « coach llkra to arc. Orlando had 11 gam es on their schedule this season and Florida S ta te High School A thletic A s­ sociation ru les sta te th a t no ath lete can p a rticip a te in more th a n 10 garner per year. W hich la where llo v w trr’s troubles stu rt tonight. kiva reg u lar T iger players have benched in o n le r to keep th e e li­ gibility records clean which will w eaken the T ig e rs considerably. As If that w ere not enough there h l'i been som ew hat of . let down In the B engal practice sessions th is week and It la feared OrU ndo la not rretdy for a brukdng b attle. The coach could not be reached today to give a lineup fo r the s ta r t of the gam e but la likely th a t he will use the sam e one he VE SflSA ID fuine* twehtv'fmc ' 1910 Plymouth Del. Sport Sedan ... C75.00 TRUCKS 935 Chev. ft.to n Hekup ......... $148.00 935 Ford 85 Sedan J lB v a ry ....... 165.00 Pkfcup ........ 105.00 1936 Chev. lly-ton Long wheel baaa Cab ft ChaaaU .... 295.00 s e e leva B e a t y . Haw*, ly , e w |■ b TI ik ts %fMVrHa P s s i . s l e NVi nnn (l ela9uVs lfil| nJ e le »* e i l s A t a s il a ana. wf af i as svariv i a vii v o fiii •Me, dhrMaod-poylaf tCm *eL.rafe m k ] out on another ram page thla week to iw eap th e Pepsi Cola team three s tra ig h t garnet and • tren g th en ltd hold on flrut place In the bowling tourney a t the Spnforri Bowling C enter. A nother triple w in waa scored by Royal Crown In am aihlng all reco rd , with a single game high of 942 and a th ree game high of 2.574 o re r the G rape tie team. Lhcky Boy cam e o u t of a slump and won three from Spencer H ardin Dairy w hile the Life Severe eould taka o nly one of the th ree gam es w ith the Lewie Candy Company. Paul Prtold, u sin g tha old scissors hold, atrangled the pina for a n e at 594, g iving him the lead in the Individual acorra. Balance of 500 bowlers: T. Bolly , 675 W. Welle 666 H. Appleby 641 I- H opper 629 G . SU M '• '" • '• d B W. T hom e 628 E. K lrchoff 624 L. David 618 S. McCauley 613 II. Pope 612 M. Forgusnn 501 W. IW w Ig 603 T E N HIGH INDIVIDUAL P. Pezotd |74 G. I’etold |7H T Bolly |76 W. T hom e |75 R. H oller |07 II. Pope 164 H. Moara |fl6 G. Baber |06 L. H opper 166 J. W eaver 164 Field Describes Storm Damage In Bahama Islands (Special) — T exas Tech’s Red Rdtdere from Lubbock, Tex. in ­ vade the O range Bowl In Miami F rid a y nig h t to play tha fe atu re g am e on thla week's Florida fo o tta ll p rogram w ith th e U ni­ v e rsity of Miami as the oppoeL tlon. A season's record crowd of 25,000 Is expected fo r th e tilt. Both team s a re unbeaten. Tech having won five gam es to outscore l u foes 125 to 6 while Miami, w inning fo u r stra ig h t, h a s outaeored Its rivals 98 to 6. Tech however will have a tre ­ mendous edge in experience and som ething more in weight. Only one sophom ore has been ab le to m ake a dent In the v e t­ e ran lineup of T ech's firs t two team s but he is quite a lad — 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. konca t« " o l t k tk a C la r k a f tk a C ir c u it K a t ie , la karafcp i l r t n tk a t * a C o u rt o f B a a ila a la C o u a t r . r io r ld a . J. A. R O O lltl. a r a a a a a ia d In ku alaa aa a t 111 r H a lfo r d A m o , S a n fo r d , F lo r i­ O w a arc d a uadar tk a fl c t lt l o u i aam a Oct. I* , l i l t . B ta a la r • R a « a r a H a n d o a r a C a ., an d that o a la ta a d to rv g ta tsr aald a .a ,a p u rsu a n t t o tk a laruta a f tka " F ic titio u s M am a ftta tu ta ' IC h ap tar i m i L aara a f F lo r id a ) c rtAirun ■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 sansiuoL H c o u r ­ t s . a r a r c o r rL o a in i. IV ISM THIS KSTATIC O r J A M r-a IIK N J A M 1 N III X IA N , Da- i i m o n \ tk. TO 41.1. WHOM IT MAT COT( KMT i Nolle* In glv«n th at MHM O rir* Merrill riled h*r final report m Adm lnlatrnlrli of lh« M tala of Jam*! lUnUmln llognn. d#r#«fl*d; ll’ftl »h» filed h»r p«Mllk)n for final dlifhurii*. and (hat eh* will ip* ply to the Honorable r . W W ire, t*o«ntr Judge of Remind# County. Florid# on the l# | dey of Deeember I t ll , for approval of aama and for final discharge *■ Afim lnlatratrli of tha eetate of J4tme« Benjamin Hogan dereaeed. on thla 31 at day of October 1911 mkk m u r r . m e r r it t Adm inistratrix of the estate of JAMBM IIF.NJAMIN IIIXIAN, der eased f in ir r - n n r r r n i . i r a T i n v m ore halfback who haa tossed HAMt'Kt, A, WAIIT ' touchdown passes In every Tech TO plnra of rfPMfflfa and gam e to d ate a s well aa leading ’iall-A S riT r’Z V S ti m erican senior fullback :& S B m and ra ­ in aiipanr In a certain Rill c an ­ qulf**d r.f 4'omtikalnt filed l»F K«l)'the R d id ate —C harles Dvoracek. \\*»rti|»lar a«aln*t ymi for a *11The tram s have clashed tw ice- gorra, f\g»w pamllng In (It** (‘Irriill r*»«irt Hamlr»«le. r*i»univ Florida. Miaml w inning 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 h eat before of • a|i| rjMiaa v*•11 pre*?e#il *»• th e home fans to roll up a r e ­ l'»rta l^ t tliU I*rdar ha plitallahad h r cord 61-14 count. i hr fstatutory *lm« ra«i»*rad I ' llaratd a If Miami can score a nother law In tha Hanford naw «|aS|>rr of ganarwl rlfculatlon • tu n n in g upset, it will m ark the In aal*l t'nnnt y and Htat* f ir s t tim e thla y ra r th a t a team W 'llnro my hand amt offlrlej from tha S unshine S tato has *ral of o fflrr <hl« tha II day of been able to tu m tu ck a fo r­ Or* A l». I*H fOfMr'al RaaO O V IIF.HN»H»N m idable rival. Florida has lost to I'lark of Clrrult l***nrt of HermlM ississippi S ta te , Villa Nova, no|a (•••on | y. F'»'Hda Ity A M. WKBKR M aryland and l i S. U, while * I> f Rolllna' scoreless tie w ith D avid­ son m arks the beat show ing of a n y sta te team to d ate. Miami haa show n to real a d ­ v a n ta g e on defense thus fa r thle r a il and the R aiders will be given a stro n g te a t In thla re a ­ p e d . M iami's a tta c k haa rolled to a t lea st three touchdowns In •very gam # b u t 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 o a 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 urtk*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 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 that have been to the mainland workad for 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 fo 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 can'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- art In tha United 8<e'a», Mr. Field declared. Thty tnow no more about It and they taro their own Bundles fev BrL ala campsigns and potters to Ho tr BRIGGS 108 MAGNOLIA C .“ C . W e ls h Troche la WELSH TIRE SHOP ^ M O R I T H A N 29 M l . B N G IN B t* 'C H A N I C A t IM P R O V B - ATTENTION! Enjoy tha ad­ vantages of oorl Personal Loan I Department The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a u i FLSAM 4LTASTU4# IT MV9HF M M I M H 8 7 D M K A t U . N IV M fOHWT yoaMVALCaOWMCMA/MtAl CMMNC01A. flVfKV TIMS. — X lM A T l M fT V fU S T fr Fw l y V ^ v THT. b ta is R— s o u t mo WINES - GINS - LIQUORS r a n e su v B T -ra o H i w BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Classified Advertisements downatalra apt. 4t» Magnolia. ETTA KETT MI.NAkWXfTT.' Tourist CIRCULATING b e a te n are j u i t received a big Friday and Saturday ovary woak. Bee Phil Blevins, Wight Grocery Co., SaUntey morn*"« ««>r- BUSINESS BBRYICI RAVE 1 LONE HAN Perfect * J HBLLO, JIF F / PPSBVKNMdTOPnCH A L imuiw - tin woooo/m /f — SHtVNCNr uparaw s VOUB m m CAU&MQ A N H O U & fl iS S S J S tfz z c2S S /| 6T1A.08AR/ t ff T T i F i t . u sd se th e flc tltlo a s So d a M a r l u d t l > t I In ­ tend to reg iste r said nam e p u ra a a a t to te e u r a > o f th e T l « tltlo o a N u i« S ta tu te " ( C h t p t .r H i l l L a o . o f r io r ld a ) o l t k i h J C la r k o f ik a C ir c u it C o u rt a f l a a l - m m . . . . C oaatr. O ct. I I . t i l l . WATBOff O aaa.lb.rrr, Fla. �' ORL f Ul SA N r .- - r - ' <&i\v ^ m t f o r h S f m t U i Bomlnol* County Product* H on Fruit And VagtUblag T h u Any Similar A n a In Florida VOLUME XXXIII Established la 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1911 R eports Ridicule A ttitude Of U. S. “Man Walking: Track Must Expect To Be Hit,” Is Comment t k—el*. R r 4ss»«ts*s| P m s Authorized (Jerrnnn sourc­ es today, comment intr on President Roosevelt's rttitude toward the sinkinir of the destroyer Reuben James, said the President Is "suf­ fering from an upset politi­ cal starnach." “U is noteworthy how cau­ tious. he has become." thov •aid. “ A p p aren tly he h a i the fa« U o ( th a t he b it o ff m ore in r* c « n t daya th a n he could di­ g e s t." N o confirm ation of th* Reuben Ja m es lin k in g baa been received b ar* , b u t on* *ourc* com m ented: “When a man wallu on a rylL. n a d track daring the night ha m ast not bo ourprUod If an express train hits him." t » Washington th* torpodo*. o f tha destroyer Reuben i a b ltu r row produced^ chael E txef. 22, la charged with acts of aabotag* to bom bing p lan e i balng m an u fa ctu re d at the G lenn L M artin A irc ra ft Co. In B altim ore, w here ho «■■ em ­ ployed. He wa» one of 28,000 employe*. Etael, said to have relative* in G erm any, pleaded not guilty. Duck Hunting Season To Open At Dawn Sunday Little Game Preseht But More Expected C h a n g e s Involving Heaverbrook And H a l i f a x Expected In London Soon Germans Claim Cross­ ing Of Donets Riv­ er Against Fierce Russian Resistance LONDON, Nov. I — <*»►— r* h Inet changes involving Lord lie s, v rrb ro o k , m inister of supply, ami Lord H alifax, am bassador to W ashington and a m em ber of the w ar c abinet, are im m inent. Edgar I-mifx G ranville, liberal na­ tional m em ber of P arliam ent, said today, and he a d d 'd : “T hey will be surprises. C hurch­ ill m ust be given a w ln-the-w ar c ab in et." I t A. F. Raids On Germany Continue H ere in a photo of the U. S. clcutroyrr Roiihen J i m e i , sunk in the N orth A tlantic, according t«> .in nnriminc«*ni«*nt hy th** Jv'jnrjf D e p artm en t. The <le«tro>#r w** *«f thi* «*M flu s h .lin k for charge of presidential ndpeaalbllity was mans by Sen­ ator Aiken (R., V t) during de­ beta on the question of lifting tha neutrality act's restriction* a* •hipping, and Barkley Im­ mediately cried that tha accusa­ tion was “unfair." lead in g in a load telco from a prepared itaUmcnt. Alkon charged that Proaidea t Roosevelt "Without the knowledge or con­ tort of Congress," had given or­ der* to th* Navy to “hunt down aad sink ship* of another na­ tion with which we are not kgaDy at wVr.“ This was dona, Alkon aald, des­ pite th* fact that Congress had been given assurances that tha Navy would not engage In con- ” CS Aiken cited th* torpedo, lag of th* destroyer Kearny, with the lose of 11 llvea, ana tha (Inking o f tha Reuben James. •Had tha President of tha 'U nited States • - * «# hi* cabinet kapt their p arah a*” A Ikan want on dallbsrately, dtllbarately, “tha P I of . ^ th# P HU.T 9. i i cNavy v y aboard * ‘ thoa# ships would n o t 11a ro ttin g o n 't h a ocean floor today.” right to outlina a dafaaao a n a aranad tha western hamlaphar* than Bitter did to taka a pancil and draw n Una 15<K> mUea out u tha Atlantis/* “Whethar H la tha Si it or any other San- It is *T th *m have died," Independent* Join With United Growers ORLANDO. • Nav. 1 ... In<iH>indent rltrua e*» . .1 ,+ara ..a c w p u d late i w n l u d l i of United Oi ■ M w p m . 1 * 4 at a m They are Bntvaty 0 roves, In e, ■peaet .d hy John Selvalr. ai W inter Haven; C. A ' M tsfc, 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 Jr « E. McCall and of OiteMto. Washington Tha ATLANTA, Nov. t —'/p t_ S triving to prevent t h - discre­ diting of G eorgia’s c o llrg rs, f.nv. e m o r E ugene T alm adge a u th o r. Ixed the board t f re g en ts today to review th« seta which he in. snlred and w h‘ch have brought charges o f undue political in­ terfe ren c e in higher education in Georgia. T he leg e n ta (hen nam ed a fire.m a n group to m eet here Monday with n rp e crtl invest!, ra tin g com m ittee of the South, ern Association of C o llrg rs and Secondary Schools. Specifically, none could say definitely if the group coul I au­ thorise the re -h in n y of Dr. W al. ts r Cocking who w as ousted a< Dean of the C .ll r g r o f E duea. tl- n a t th e U n '.r r s ity o f Georgia on chargea o f u d v rr.ttin g racL I e « Iteration ,f» jn If it were a a ltd . A d v e r t i s i n g Plans Of County To Be Told By Griffith elethiag- fo r sow * 90,000 troop* to t h a n . N r. H lggfns said. bar*—-asajariljr « Th<te« who p lan to attend the m a n ru v o n now in C arolina—-was d in n er a re asked to make th e ir placed today at approximately reservations in advance «> tho 94.000,000. com m ittee In chargu will he able L t Col. Harry CufUna, camp to tell how m any to prepare for, quartermaster, said th* average Mr. Higgins requested. St-ite uniform /o r winter w**r for en­ S en ato r E. E. Ilousholder will be listed men eo*t approximately the to a stm a ste r o f the evening. 982, and that tha clothing I*, tuanc*. In progress since Oct I, had just been completed. 8om# figure* In- th* Issue In­ cluded 200,000 wool eox (each ms* baa aevsn pair of wool and cotton onesl: 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 Minister W. L. MacKettsle -King 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 construing the two nation* should coma up in th* course of th* conversations.” Whan asked whether he ex­ pected to return to Canada with * complete understanding. King dad there had hern that for * long time.________ Sanford Boy In Navy la Sent To Pensacola NORFOLK. V a , Nov. 1 — Cpsrial)— Daniel Boon# DenJr., of Sanford, who re■plated his recruit the Norfolk Naval Training Btstien. has heaa trans­ ferred to th* N m l Air Station Pansacola for Initructlou and Danmark, son of D. B. Dan aark of Sanford, eniUted at tit* Miff.. Recruiting Station iq can, O*. Arkansas River Is On Flood Rampage LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Nov. 1 River *1 fo r t Smith in ____o f tha stag* o f th* dite*. traaa 1227 flood as • M M J a r i net th* leva* Riverboat Strike To Hold Up Coal A . EL F. In Africa til? May Be Studied * •* . i ~<m CAIRO, Nov. tin ,c, s H* 1 ) V-Vv,'V. . - • v» ‘. •v . •' sr- MIAMI, Nov. | — OP) - A le t. ter from a crew member of the R euben Ja m es told of other en­ counter* with submarines before the A m erican destroyer wss tor­ pedoed Wednenley night. T he Miami H e rald said G ene Guy E vans, son o f Mrs. C lyde E vans of Vero Beach, w rijtr to frien d th e re , sayirtg In p a rt: “ W e encountered several subs on th e t r i p 'u n here hut iHoppeil dep th charge* and I (ties* we d titro y e d acm e of tham as wreckage and oil cam* to tho su rfa ce . ” A pp aren tly w ritte n last m onth, tha la tte r did not say from where It was m ailed. VA* ««aar|«U 4 PrtM Kti**ia uu* reported to lw I'VHi'iiating Kostov-on-thePun totlnv n.t the Axis smashed within 10 miles. The O rm a n s claimetl they Here ero.ssimr the Donets Itivcr itl>i>vi> the eitv and th a t thi* Axis drivt* mi Sevastopol whs i-ontiniiiiti- with the Rus­ sians nutting uit a fierce re*i*tnnc^ Dealers And (Irowers Will Attempt To Reach Agreement Daytona Beach Paper Suspended Recruiting Stirff Wants Sea Duty . JSMtXS'X Army I’htni* Carries Performers ror RooHevelt To Confer With Premier King » r? 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 work, ar* In Florida will receive salary Increases today whan ntw wage rate* go into effect. For four classifications of WPA amployea tha Increase will ha 15.20 a month and for a fifth group It will b* $3 00. Stats WPA headquarters es­ timated th* wage boost* would Increase tha agancy’a payroll In Florida about 981,057 monthly to 91.450.000.__________________ Medicoes Plan For Flights 8 Miles Up 41 Killed In Factory Fire Hallowe’en This Year Is Quietest • County Has Ever Had, Says Williams With th* axeaptbfi of oh* coL listen ia which nolthtr drivers por paao«ng«rs were injured, last night was 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 ralmaaaa" to' tho fate that private pnrttea for children keep th*m gut Of “mischief.? On# theft ef cooeaqsene* was reported to police on doty last n igh t Th* n u t frog. B. L. Par­ king men’s store was stolen, while another complaint was filed from th* fttoko* Canning Company. TwontyOhro* smell n te la n * had boon broken, evL dantiy shat ate with n boa-baa A. & i » . M tHM in . . Shop windows war* streaked rVa. *«hnary wtth aanpjnariihigo and stroeta hot HaDoWo’sn 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 “Calaryattea," dresaej In their usual white cos. tomes with tell silver hate and masks resembling those o f their “pertaers." Th* drum corps with drum majorette, Jean Harper, beat martial tempo durlag tbs per. formanea and following n era. scant formation, 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 of o f Orlando’* team, jam nod out, fallowed by * mson-looking witch who chased th* poor- animal from th* sta­ dium with 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 rant a trot pilots required such protec­ doien Friday In th* wholesale _tion because “so few pianos ___ wore Two cnglneero from th* W lf, market to new October pcalu for actually abla to go abiv* 50,000 Department visited Sanford ---IS year* and longer. I toot” terday and this morning Traders at th* Chicago mrr. I “But in th* coming year." over th* progress of th* c m ' cantll# exchange said seasonal, asserted, “many of oar military th* runways at th# now ly declining outpu’. Improved de­ planes are going to ba nbl* to ford airport, Fred H- WO mand and government buying go abova 30,000 fate nod probably o f th* City •nglnoor's for export purposes were respon. up to 40,000/* , mid today. 2 U E. II. Carroll, of the alble for th* upturn. Purchase of 1,599,560 pounds engineers office of Jack _ LOCAL WRATHER 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 at Rlckm doten ehell ergs, was reported south portions! cooler in th* both o f by th* fadareT surplus etnimodl- north aad west cantral portiooa ere oversesrs for th* ttea corporation, tha exchanga tonight: Sunday partly cloudy construction, Mr. and cooler, plained. — ____------------------- -- Egg Prices Jump To 12-Year Peak EngineerH Look Over Runway Construction to f t :j) ? ,^ 7 3 y*\,\ V ' f* am aw. 19 . Destroyer Had Met Submarines Before Japs Are Determined . To Get Oil “Even If It Is Dangerous” i inetnoi lal to ''k dill \ I 1 and I a ill.! I> l'ha®«*. S an. t:»® for the (o -» t I I I b<-t'*iv II fully <quipped de. Iive»\ room oil lilt* -4 t Olid floor of tin Feim ild-L aughton Meinori *I H’ pital Berlin uliiini* ln>mbera d**t »t I N lo t,. who , how. *tr*»ycit 11.mill tona of VrutiTilav m iirkrd the* Its -1 • *| >l i pitta tat .Hid U i'tl ton til « for The Sem inole C ounty AirHcut- IIr 111®h ahi|*piM|C hh«I Home claim* l-«llr •*, Ihi’ piylrillll 11a*•ia tl Still •he •■•••to is to ile d that .innoig S n o n l trn -y rn r ««l*l nrw<*pii|i«<r, the fo al e ipiipitnnt to jiiiivo foi tur .\®>MM'iHt n»n In scheduled to B ritish raiilrr* w.t »» in tercaptctt It Htnfrsl In nit n litn rm l »»( ll«e in ohnti 1rn .«V 4a *e *• |a® i inert Monday ni|fht ill thr Fil. u n j twu w . t .* »»h.»t down. DriUtin *t th** rahl.'d wetliTH G rrm any* D u n . b d ’N •ew|m;»ls i and tha* on th • tiirr Farm er*’ huildinir thr final rtiifo it hurr tinlny. kt*i.|«i«* mii.I B*'tiliMi|fnr and adS I* 1 "r*1 uiiMi-lu r •*f n »m»*» •I.*\ t dlowing i* • .ii i i \ ai a hah\ high <ehiMtt farm at H (>t) o'clock ihim .mI th.* h»®® >>( nix bom bers. h*r Klttrnl.i pap4*m wan ®m«! wa* |d n* I hi tin in,n lime w Im h hi which turn* grower* will dmTh.* I.'*nih«n F.vt n in f S ta n d an l • u®s th r iiropo*4»i| M’n lr o f charge* In th r t •» hnvr |ti«r«h*«« «tli i • hill Y *»tti| t i d |1|« i hlid* »"d n *pn.ii**r\ -t*m t** ••ffernl by «l«*alrr« of the State - .t>- |lilli-r ili‘i-l.iri'd w ar on the p'l 40 p r n r n t in trrrn t in ih.« long t ' S l>> -inking tho Reuben Munitioning, a* tu. illy giving it Fm m it® M arket, (ins other hnytnm i llrMt h ii«*w«|ia|te r president of the mnnovm tio||, mint. Jnmi-v. which will rnntinui* t«» !*«• pub. lif. I he .Si nm nde < minty llowpil.il r«| today In ih.- F.ir Ks«t tho new eps. lUht’tf, in an a tte m p t to *tnp th** T he object «»f t h r nii’etm g i® | h t . Nichi N irhi, ii<-<larci Ja p a n Ion if c<Hii|M*t itivi* vlii«h Im i \\ »n» |t o l i , | ie.fin ish e d a n | te.sli’cor • .ife | tin men*® w aul, wh n h i- to ohlMin nii a g ree ab le price will g rl ml "hy ex tra o rd in a ry th r t\hu rilitionn li* v% lo iated III the antien. to nirnriK, cviui if ilniigcroua.’’ It tea-A N'ldril th at *ii”prn®i"l» piepor* it fo. the installation lunge betw een Nhipper* mid grow, era connected with thin particu. Ilitlrr'v in aju r nffenslve upon tif th** S u n-t(rtuni hml In *n ordt*rr«l jiN o Imm--atiur of inrrrs»i,'l of the lo w III* 'III ul e.pllpinent ' lar m ark et, which, according to Miwc'w la in ,' to the rnd of its and in• 11inn* n t « \ The following in the *cale of first month la»t n ig h t w ith an co.At in nrw npaper pr<HluVtion. group, h iu never been a|i|>iirt-nt sharp ili-rling in power, T "lar, in ib m rth m g the the hut thrri* was niiii'h to indicate room, -tilted that the lightin ; reached before •\ *tein i® m odern a® well a® The follow ing in th r *4*alr fo th at in tho fa r south tho G erm an the r«®t of the appliance* tit i charge a which will be dihcuMrd drives still wore generally unevery te»pecl ami upon coptple- Monday n ig h t: for handling cab. haltrd. A t the center, w here the w eary lien ofthe pro ject a Email bag* in bulk on platform , 10 plus labor N a il armiea still stood well sh o rt Conn. Nov. l b ro n tr p late w ith a m em orial in . p e rce n t commiaalon o f U r i«rjftHoti will bw attaohvU U* Uu* rhargwa o f 4.50 a to n ; fo r hand* of the rn itte l,.' Rn\4*V_ ling cabbage In aackii on plat- declared Germ an action newa of th e U. H. dvstrover door. Reubvn Jam ru n a r h r d th r S i ­ ‘•Thi® a Mplrndld m anner »n form , 10 percent commiaalon plu.« to m ere local n tta c k s In vy'* (’o n n rrtiru t rrc ru itin g b rad , witich to leave m m em orial to labor rh arg ea o f $1.00; in any tor* save for tho Votokob qunrtcr* th r office win swamped ®omec*n»* n ear to v*»u and the "•nii* to ta lin g , over $.'10.00 per nren some 6*fi mills* to the nor with applirntionR from T hr **t*fl City of S anford dm il l hr proud ton the denier absorb* loading went, where fiichlm * atilt iff th a t u for Rea duty It w n u irp4irt*’i| uf ®urh »« gr-tui* th e ibn tor charge*; f**r cabbage in the field, t«’|M>rt«*l th ra tc r th.* (Jununn hijrh Friday hy th r offh*rr »n rn u rg r condutled. in percent rum ntim ion. Hun* bed giuuN o th e r than ra> maml niirnlficantly continued IU Said U n i t W aller F llm ik ley; "(U i’(Mir»e, | had dl«np.Ii4hr>« and parsley $.10 a do ien Otter alienee. ronimiNidnn charged on nalea of provr th rm T h r work they w i But in thi* noiitli, whrrv th li -• s*. $ .'111 Mini over. $.05 ii d o ie n com. tlnn* tho SovU’t i-ommand doing here ia of th-* U tm nd mi. h h O W .m l a a U n ebargea on Naira of $.20 aflrnt, tho GrrniniiM rlaim rti th# pnrtancc. lln w rv rr, »' Nh*»wa thr Russian® woro In r v trra t on two spirit of John l'*i il J »nra utlll or under. flo u rih rs in th r h e arts «»f thr N EW YORK. Nov* 1. t/lo Railhhe* and pam ley fnmmin- m ajiT fn»nt* rd*uthwanl Into th # men of t h r nnvy." An Arm y bomber left Mitchell i "bin rhargen am ount to $ 05 p rr ( ’rmioait I'onifiAiilu and rant w ard field Friilay for the t arthbegn iloieit |d u - $.02 f.»r icing; *»n in thb* Ih.Mot 4 tub.'m in tht' a re # With a hi’uvy load **f fal<e inu^ hamper® $ «t:t per d o te n ; t«»ma. wlte.ut aiul ab«»y%’ Itoatov on th a bring 10 percent c o m m k Uiv.-r lh»n. tarhe*. w ig®, eye »hnluw, MDil j Ju*t whore th.* iiivadera stood angletl pink evening drennen. ®n*n All o th er package goods, T plu* * re* start uf the entertutn- including henna, e g g p la n t, pep­ wa* not stall*.! m «ithi*r I n itin e f ipit per*, *4|ua*h. pea*, o k ra, etc . a* to Rostov, it M-rined moii. HY DE PA RK , N. V., N»v. I. mrnt world. have rommi**ion charge* of $ 10 likely that thoy wore IU Th«» act4»r* will givo it rrul per package when nal*4® are uit. v.-ry Niihurl).* nml th u f clot# to —</!7—Prealdent IliMisevrll a r­ rived F rid ay night t l h it rm m try •how for arrvire men Mtatinnrd d e r $1.00; when sale* ure over tho Ri.i-Ian ( ‘auruAiia. e state, whenCanadian Prime at bane* in I'ueMo Itic**, Antigua, $ I uu, the roinm iaaion charge* All thi* *uifuo®t»tl tho UVU* llriti»h will be 10 p e rce n t; c elery rh a rg . M inister MarkenxiiKing will Santa Lucia, Ttittblad* hlMril rinil tho la®t Jocislon fo r Join him today for a sh o rt visit Guiana, and Bermuda. The trip, e* will be ) 15 per c ra te plu® Mo«rnw mitfht Im* l*»n»f delayed— Tho President cam e from which will take twu weeka, I* tto ra g e and drayage charge*. l»4»rhap* even thromch tho w lntor W ashington by special train. A *pon«4>red hy Camp Shuw®, Inc. C ounty A gent C. It. I)aw*nn on a relatively sta tic - fro n t— W hile th e plane * m o to r, w en.I , n || th i, telephono was connected with H itle r wa* putting all hla pro*, Kr,>w<-rs will also ills- *uro on tho south in an o ffo rt to his p riv sto c a r a t tho train w annw l up. aoblier.s riru p p rd t h e , into pars, holes. U) < r>rm 1>bor ..im ation n n d reach (*,auca»li»ii oil, block th« paused a t dusk ut Clarem ont, S'. perform ers p arachutes U-inK a m ust on all h|, „ p| , inr(| ,h * t fa rm labor cm. Britlsh-A m erlcaii -supply J., to enable him to talk with 5°u f j W ashington officisl.t ami d eter­ Arm y planes. < ....... btained from the employ- running up fr*»n» !*»n, a n d —In mine w hether any new reports ••You count IU sod pull here, ) m rn , „ fficl. ut 201 W est F irst tho C rim e a - t«» knork o u t th a Jane S tre e t on T uesday o r by calling %•iv u trs t southi*m .Soviet f h v u had been received on the sinking a soldier explained of th* d estro y er Reuben Jam es. Pickens, singer. the ro u n ty a g e n t’s o ffice. Any baro a t R o v a sto H form er lab o re r who is o ffered It aoomed thi»<il»k In fact, that u job a t thu p revailing wag* for tho c u rre n t alm inution of tho of* which he is q u alified m u st a c . fotuivo a g ain st Moscow » !* } £ • • cepl the work, or ho will he no explained In p a rt hy tho i h lf t l n f longer kept on lh« W PA or be of forces southw ard. allowed to d ra w p ay m en ts und >r In 101 c a s rs trln l b e fo rr M u. W orkm en’s Com pensation. JACKSONVILLE. Nov. I — th e niclpal C o u rt Juiix*-' F ra n k Iwarneti a A ct, Mr. Dawson w a rn ed , M illrr d u rin n th a -m o n th o f Oc­ </J*y— An rd u c a to r to b er a to ta l o f |l,3 2 f l w as ro l. g roup of fellow teachers Friday teeted In fines ami tu rn e d over to p re p are fo r a post-w ar “ h o r. to th* C ity, Polico C hief Roy rihle em ploym ent condition th a t W illiam s com puted today. will d w a rf the asp irin decade of HUDDERSFIELD. Yorkshire, Rsven sessions of tho court 11)30-40 " king., Nov. I (/II— A t t e n t w ere held a n d th e larg e st am ount T he speaker w h s Dr. D isk S. 41 persons, m ost " f them girl BOSTON, Nov. ■!.—(A®— Many in fines, 9692, was rn llrc trd in Cam pbell, new president o f F lo i- of tho n ation's m ilita ry planes w orkers, w ere killed F rid ay in th*' Oct. 13 c o u rt, the C hief Ida S U te College for W omen, will bo ablo to fly h tlg h ti of a flro which burned rwlftiy aald. A t th a t session 33 fines who addressed about 7AI) n o rth , alm ost eight m ites in th* coming th ro u g h a fiv c.sto ry clothing fac­ w ar* levied and rollecte.l. ____ c ast F lorida school teachers hero. year. Dr. W a lte r M. Boothby of tory. A fte r tho w ar, Dr. Cam pbell the M ayo F oandation’a aviation M ost of the victim s wore girls •aid, th e tax p a y e rs toon will g e t midlcin* research lab o ra to ry said w ho w ere trsp p sd on uppat tire d o f high tax es and w 'll seek F'rklay. floor* artil' 'd ie d - .altefnptiiyr to to c u t *xp*n*es. "W e all know ,’’ For th a t reason, ha declared Jum p to safety . M any of th*m he added, “ th a t th e teach in g In *n interview a t th e opening w er* burled when tho root and profession will he onn o f tho o f the U. H. Aero-M edico Asso­ floors raved In * By F riday nig h t 41 bodlaa convention, lner«aa*d was displayed on Kemlnoto High firs t to bo attack ed in Iho way ciation's precaution* for th* sa fte y of h a d he*n recovered and author­ Reboot football field last night o f sa la ry reductions." ities fe are d oth ers m ight ha bur. pilots would bo needed. “betwaan half*" when about 3B i ). Blanding Winter Duds Will Cost 4 Million ‘ i>r1.1 W ar nn«l ro m m i^ io n fil tthetlt ’JOii officer* »»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 S enator fla m lr IVppvr will u<lftrma a dinner inert mif of tho Cham ber of C om m rrur to he held Monday evening. Nov ll># a t 7 :iU) o’clock a t th r Hotel Mayfair. Edward Higgins, secretary of the hotly, announrnI Unlay An addrei* hy Tom G riffith of the G riffith A dvertising Agency of St. Petem hurif, who ia handling the a d v e rti'ln * of tho C ham ber of .Commerce, i* al»<» planned the iam c rvcninjf to acquaint the cham ber m tm b rr* ami citisenA o f tho county w ith the a d v e r t i n g 1 olan« in an e f . fort to aecuro full co o p era tio n in brlnirinjr the program to a auccca&fut conclusion, Mr. H iggins stated. All member* of the cham ber, their wives and c ititfn s of tho BLAND ING, N av. _1 — county a n invited to attend the —iJly— Th* Waathar Bureau tow Ankara radio itetloa to . day forecast ■ crest far th* A r. remarks were i t * aiaaaty hare hi * * f the m o a t conference o f 1* te« Turklafa generals with Ai RW*» — th* Rnaate* trpr t. t\ built at tho en.l «»( th* I • Jo Norm al *••rupli m« nt a i :W t£ i _ hunting season opens at daw* tomorrow morning to last for SO day* aad although thoro aro few ducka in tha state right n o w . a spell of cool weather will probably drive them south soon, according to the state commission of gams and froth water fish. Regulations this teston will bo about tha same at last year with a limit of 10 ducka for a day's bag and a two-day limit allowed on tha possession o f a hunter, tho commission states. Rodhoadi and bufflehoada are exceptions to tho general duck bag limit, with a limit of three a day, or thro# of thoa* two spocica tog*, thor. Canvas back and ruddy ducks hava boon restored to the list as specie* with the 10 and 20 bag aad possession limit. Tha season on jacksnlpe has boon doted this roar, due to a serious decrees* In tha number of the** birds, the commission explains. While In a few state# th* federal regulations this year permit tha taking o f wood ducks, hath federal and state laws con. tlaus to protect tha wood or mawr duck in Florida. 1 Th* use e f cattle, horses or mutes as blinds Is prohibited by tha 1 M 1 regulations aad the pro. kibitlon against using repeating er auto mail* shotguns of mors than a thr**-tb*U capacity can. tim sa, A duck-hunter’s day bagina at snaria* aad ends at 4:00 P. M. la addition o f a Slate hunting licenaa. th* hunter mate haw* * Padonl Migratory Bird*Hunting •tam p, validated by U s sign*, ture, (ho commission •states, Thoa* stamp, asmmoaly callad "duck stamp*," may ha obtetead at tha post offk * for 91. Th* dor# season, also troBod by fadaral regulations, will not open until Dae. 1 this year, tha coasariaalen declare*. NUMBER 56 M em ber A sso cia ted P ress U. S. Destroyer Sunk In The North Atlantic Talmadge Okeys Investigation Of State University BERLIN. Nor. 1 _ < A P ,— TV* G m ui (•ffn e r a t a statement todsv wbkb chart *4 the United States with K ir M lo i. It said tha United State* dee. trovers Greer and Xearnr had attacked German naral Sanford La The Only Centra] Florida Clly Affording Kail H lfhw aj And Water Transportation C abinet Is Anticipated S u ffers U p set F ro m 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 yw * r , 14 Evacuation Of Rostov On Don Is R ep o rted N a zis S a y R o o s e v e lt Shakeup In Sinking O f D estro yer l ' •s’. >Ah >m bi|di, im*d U i / . 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One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5436dda24eb899dcdc7f3925070c83e6.pdf 833eb111b3363d41aecaa48ac03a0217 PDF Text Text I TOT BANFOMD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TOW N STEWART SAYS: SENATOR BURTON ENVISIONS CAPITAL AS TRAFFIC MODEL By CHARLES p. STEWART Central P n u Columnl,t SENATOR HAROLD II. BUR TON of Ohio has started a crud do to make Washington, I). C-. a municipal traffic model for the whole coni “ r/ul automotive ellua* 'eland when he was m ayor them, before he broke in­ to congress, but If he can do the seme thing for the nalonal tapital, It generally |g rgreed by the city's rer.'dents and visiter, th-t h ell prove himself a wonder A t present the district simply Is a eurioeity. from the standpoint both of drivrra and pedestrian,. In the first place- Mayor Id, rie l'Enfant, who planned the town Juat after the Revolution, natural ly hadn't the slightest notion that the streets he mapped out v\vt would be navlgtted by anythli.i; but horses—anlim le which had U u tense and decency not to col- I lid* with on* another and run oxer 1 human belnui afoot, if they could help I t It's true that most of our big cities date back a t far » the m a­ jor's day or father, but as rulle, Uwy werrn t fortrully der'gned. Their thoroughfares. In lbs main, war* permitted to criss cross it fight and left anglss- with no art! fk lal complications Major l'Enfant, anxious tn ,'n n Job mapped avenues which ject four at a lime at InBSmberaUi* Junctions, making ’em Business Picks Up By STANLEY 'Automobiles Run Break-Through While Looking In Southern Orient Into C rim e a Is In Army Maneuvers Around For A Place CAMDEN. 8. C-, Oct. 29 — MaJ. G*n. K arl Trueadell’a On Almost Nothing Told By Germans UP)— To Dine R«a eorp* of aoma 37,000 man k for F alk of thin* charplain , not waltUcal* to o k BACK “m e ( THE c l u m p s -n M IS S E D A P A Y M E N T om t h e ir w /A r r c w s C O A L AM D F IM A N C E l B A C K H ttH C H A I* II LASTVJE ex’ C O M PA N Y IS TAKlMCy I T V --v , T to U N e s T e r * * "m e A < 5 > A /N j 1 **• le he run. > off ibstiJiRiro ic. Is outhcm O rientT'lt doe* very well, us a fuel. An insurance agent, working for * Shanghai firm, actually uses a Chinese rice-wine, noted for It., high alcoholic content. He has been known to slop ami drain a cup cr so from the tank or. a long run. '7 figure,'' he explains, “that I need it more than the engine does.” In the pa*t II years, Rellini College hr* failed to win or tie «gain>t only three opponents: Southeastern Loulsfcna, Mlllsapi and Florida U. The I-euisianan* won two games, while Mlllsaps eked cut ■ 18-11 victory. Florida's (inton, in their only gam* with to* Tar* In recent years, clicked present lines, but our order from I I - a 13-2 victory in 1934. me supply priorities and idlbcatlon board in Waahlngton la very definite In asking us not to extend our service area or make any but minor line extensions. Onr shop is well equipped Customers contem plating new to m ike any repairs on electric, gas or w ster service or farm machinery, trailers Increased service are urged to consult our office beforu making or other equipment. definite plan*/' ___ _____ further stated Mr. Cloud thatvthe priority rating for util­ ity companies of A -10 give* as­ surance th a t present service will be fully m aintain'd. T hera Is no curtailm ent of service, b u t m ere­ ly a curtailm ent of expansion. - y Expert Repairs j middle of it. Let th at draw open during the evening homeward rush Out of the capital and It'll block ' everything for miles, eleer across th e district. C a n will move »,t th e 1*4* of about six feet a t a time, with I5-mlnut* stop* be­ tw een progressions. And the . beauty of It la that It stalls all b tu n e c tin g traffic. Ivr- Furthermore, no piece In tb* country has so many out-of-town - visitors, la for a look a t the capi­ tal. These bird* don’t aven under•land local regulations .which -'re darned complicated, owing to the congestion. along will com* *i proccsm o f army and navy trucks— mdrad* of 'em. Do they pay anv R ation to llghkil Not so you told nolle# It. Buie* don’t mean anything to p ltia a ti’ autos, either —speed or rill o r perking rule* o r say­ ing. Amljieesdors and minister* id consul* and all their asslsat* and member* of their m illet are exempt from the Ightost discipline and taka full (vantage of It. Senators’ and ruprtssnU llvet if* likewise enjoy a prevllegtd Rollins College claims to have the llghteat player in the nation’s collegiate rank* this year In young Eddie Welnburg, eon of » Rollins mathematic* professor. Eddie weigh* only 125 pounds, but 'is an extremely fa s t scatback. He la a graduate from the touch football rank*. m m Florida Public Service Hit By Material Lack customer* will help tiv In IbU period o f national emergancy. Hies* are unusual times end w* all hav* Juat one thought in mind. Wu m utt all Join hand* and do avarylhing nert-iaory and maka sacrifices too whar* It can be accomplished. Wu will b« glad to connect new customers to m aterials. The tremendous uaa o f aluminum, eteal, copper and lin e by production fo.- national de­ fence has caused a shortage o f wire for electrical conductors, o f pole hardware, transform er* and elaetrlcal aw luhtear. The Public Rervlca Co, has received an order from the offh** of Donald Nelson, direetb r o f priorities, whieh assures It of ■apply of, tueh material* only aa a t . needed for maintenance -of present service. This general order applies to nil electric, g.is and w ater utilities throughout the United States. Utilities have, been given p priority ra tin g of A-10 fo r mat*rials needed for maintenance and repairs only. I t la felt, even though A-10 m r be right a s to NEW I* fa r from A -l, th a t ntllttlea i u t Washington can’t very will ha able to -g a t all matoriala needed for maintenance and re­ n t Ira, b u t th* order atate* th a t It does not provide m aterials for new line construction. , H . R. Cloud, vie* president and general manager of tb* F lo rid a Public Service Co., in n sta te ­ ment to th* Brea*, said, MU ut materia) situation Is really se­ rious, b u t w* know th a t o u r FL O R S H E IM v -sate valley of the Don and would by allied acronnU jt u t about flalab the tributary basin of the Donets ** * ®u“ **n Industrial reservoir, t0 Moscow theater, however. Information of Tester lay strongly suggested that the Rusdona held the Initiative generally, and there were three Interestlng related reports from nsutn tl quarters In Lcndon. T h at Red reserves from Siber!• h»H gone hite th , line, givIng the w eary Germane a very hard time o f Hi th at Russian artillery (of whieh the Germans have spoken a t time* rllghtly aa against the v»stlv superior mo* hilltv of dhre-hofnhera) topeared tr have an rfferih rs superiority e t the moment; that the expect­ ed freexe had not e.vtna. thus leaving the front a <t«ekv mete under rain and light snowfall*. Front-line dlapetrhes to fre e d * , the official Communist rtrw n aper, claimed In fact that the Germans h»d fslleu •>» digging defense fnrilfleations Ir some seetore of the Moscow frrnl-trcnches and tank Iran*— m an effort to consolidate edvanenj which had now been general)- hal'-d. The German* ‘.lismaelve* ecknnwledgad th at there bad been vlc’ent Soviet cm n U r-a’tac'ca — suoported by ^eloioet *11 the a r ­ tillery they ttDI posees*"—on the Moscow front, but elalnv-l .th at all had been thrown bock and th a t several thousand Hed pri­ sons!* war# aa a result In hand. FAIRBANKS-MORSE DISTRIBUTOR MU1 Supplies Irrigation Systems 'yesfjsA io T wenty p/ve Mill and Packing House Supplies and Repair Barrie*. PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STIN e T O wners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. — m i pH ■ i i y B n v m K ■ 1 America needs volunteers to keep the light of liberty b u m |i^...to safeguard our American shores...to man our new two-ocean Navy. United BUI** b now building th* mart powarI Navy th* world baa over m n But it Ufca* than ahip* and plana* to patrol our ahorse, aafaour Hborty, probet million* of American homo* unflla*. It takaajaaenl VoU ntm ni wy m w battWdp, new c ra b a r , a*w daetray ar , ao much staal rial trow until a crow o f trained mechanics, carpenter* and othar *p*ci That la why th* U. 8. N an axpart in any om of fcr prrf—ion*. You wffljBt *• era barring. And it aa much aa f 130.00 a mart mant b completed. Right now fat th* Navy doobb opportunity to **tvu Ing thrir own m euity and Th* Navy wwda skirmished with the superior Blue forces of MaJ. Can. Lloyd R. Fredendall T u a a d a / ntyht aa the battle of the Pee Dee River gained momentum !a the P in t Army maneuvers. Reporta from the mimic battle* front indicated the icene of ac­ tion between General Trueadeir* Sixth Corps, mad# up of th i l«t Try the Food at the Just for you • Sandwich** A E y rry th ln f H ighw ay S o o th O f A railftffo Cabin C ourt 44th Dtvtateaa. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE DO DG E C S . u A r w i i . ; i u j '» 5 g Dodge Deluxe Coupe..... Plymouth Tudofr............. Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan » ** . ^ * ■.» V ; • Plymouth 4 Dr Sedan__ Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan.. Pontiac 8 4 Dr Sedan.. .. Machines Repaired — Expert Welding John Conyers, to , la carried out of apartm ent building a fte r seeking to leap eight A policeman seised the youth before he could Jump, i a hospital psychopathic ward, r e lic e laid be wa« victim of a blighted romance. PedeetriiBs a* Spot l a *och surrounding*, the mom I > "Don’t bo a pedestrian. U s iagmoua to be an autolst, but ateatrtanlsm la bound to bo fatal, osier or latar. Besides, It’* pylAaku Cross • street against it or between Intersections. cop sees you, you get • ’ end hav* a fin* to pay, ity lt’a for your own pro,but really It’* for obetrucifila—your* delaying auto, Eton If you don’t delay I on* of ’em hit* you. It* urns to th at driver to hav* wish explanation: unless, :rs* h* scoots o n too fast bothered about It And m a k e him waste gasoline, or La Guard la of Now York feat th* c o m e t way to solve to problem b to plsri_cltle» View to ta k in g traffic ton* , WEDNESDAY, All of the above cars have the 100% Reel Guarantee. �. ,1 i *3?;*r' : .JjY■ r T i y 4 f ■* . 1 v r< . • * CMaty Product* M M Fruit And VervUbte* Tkaa A*J. la Florida — SB — ffOLUMR XXXIII rr i — EaUbUahed In 1908 '■ ' ‘ A grees T o Open Coal 1JAines Today ~ _— D A Y ,. O C T O B E R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .; tH UURRSSD i r a l f t ---------------------------------------------------M m ber A m o c lto c d I'resa M eembar Associated 30. 1199 1i 1t N C M 1 IE R 51 14 Persons n”ate<Large iro“p Nazis Shift W eight K illed In SOkeys Plane Cra; h Fruit Fly Bill To Southern Front Another For Uncle Sam „ -------- -. i United Mine Workers Accept P r o p o s a l 9 By Roosevelt To Return To Work Passenger A i r l i n e r Committee D ec I a res| Burns As Crack- Government Is Mor- I up Occurs N e a r ally- Bound To PayMoorhead, M i n h . Claims Of Growers : Some Men To • Report Tonighl MOORHEAD. Minn.. Oct, 30 — IJf9)— Fourteen person* killed when » f»g bound m west slrlines pn.-rnger erashed near here early t The pilot escaped although was injured. The plans npparertly era a p 'S U e m p 'n g to land on vale prairie, two miles from ;th* airport, sod » u said to itove burned. The nlsne was w est, bound from Chicago to Seattle. K y Mediation Board Will Study Matters In• volved In Dispute WASHINGTON. r S a n f o r d k T h e O n ly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R ail, I l ig h w a j A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n Oct. 30 Breakthrough Brings Relentless Pursuit Of Russians Toward Base At Sevastopol Britain And Itussia Join Hands WASHINGTON, (let ID t/JV bill to ,puthorizo pa \ mi rit« to fW .o r ib # kl to ‘Moscow Front Is Holding Fast ciiriip i n nuts id* grow rtt f.»r lu«*« % m d ra| campaign to oruiluAtf the , ilitrrranean fruit fly 1J year* AMO was em lom il yetUT'lits hy u R a c ia l C « m g rvtsio n al ln\t «tigat Iwr t ’nmmittef 1110 commute** * rr|to«rl h» Id that Iho Ktileral <s«tv« rnm« nt w n “morjlly, if not ntriclly1 legally ’ iMiuml to pay the darn- ; IClaims Are Conflict­ ing In Donets River Gateway To O il NKW KINK. O r t .10 — (A T)—Tru*t«orlh> atfvlrr« Senator Srhw arti, chairman of rrarhing the A noriatrd I’m * the joint committee, filed Iho 1 today *aid that German* report and with it the lull to I abroad, anme with home* I authorise payments and set up and hti*ine«*ra in foreign / a system for milking them munlrie*. had been railed to/ --------/ Pledging their support to the Thecommittee, named to inGermany In recent week* to Americsn Legion in Iho A rm lu Ivestlgnte the government * nltliH|M on the ltu**ian front J life Dsy activities, the Calory j tr*»'"n. held hearings in seven Kittimr together farta gir j Camp of the Woodmen of the Florida cities list Fall and interen hy (ierman offiriaU an World expressed the b e le f th a t It viewed I I I witnesses trustworthy information fron U n d er te rm * of th e b ill, the la n n t areas, Lewis said, win be one nf th r most mtatandcount rie* around German^ Ing event* of its kind oyer to be S e c r o t .r y o f A g r ic u ltu re would n lfh t shift* may raturn tonight the truth frppeara to he thf held in the City, C. C O il ins, bo ilir c c t n l to uppoint a c«*inmi«Germany feel* keenly Other mines, ha asaerted, would alone r to receive rlftim * am i secretary of the group, said yes­ great munpnwrr l.wwiea A a raopaned tomorrow. Uncle Sam's terday, a fte r the ramp had held grtMkfe o f ifamngeR. T h e c n m n iia . ltu**ia and a shortage Roosavslt had proposed that fleet. Hera la th e ; latest, thST 16,000,000 subm arine,' Grouper, its regular meeting Monday night. nlouer toroiiM atiid y 1'ii'h elaim • killed labor in her factor!/ The camp formed a m o'orcaje • n il the tre a s u ry w o u lil U> intha mines be reopened pending launched a t th e 'E le c tric Boat Com pany's plant at Groton, Conn., Germany ha* recruit to attend the district meeting • t n i c t .i l to pay c la im s he a p . fa rth e r consideration o! m atters the tw enty.fourth sent down Urn. w ayi there since 1933. ■killed workrr* from all proved. held In Orlando last night a t tike cupieil countries tor the | involved In tha dispute, which The committee «aid damogv 1 Colonlaltown Woman's C lub year. Ihiuhtlew* thU alrf affeets 63,000 miners, by tha full in 1 building and the group left from payments should In* made I.i rd Halifax i light •. IlntMh amha**tdnr to the U S , greet* U dwindling herau«e Ihe abp* •U m bsrshlp of the' Defi-nio Me­ the locel hall at 7:16 o'clock, proven m v 'j for rommereial fit • Andrei tiromyk* «:• m ». ih.nge d'affaires from the Soviet, at the pi) it lea* and l>eeau*e there diation Board. ru* fruit de<troynl, vegetahlea Mr. Collins declared. I* an evident growth of pas­ **Lewls last night called diatrict and fivl«| crop« destroyed, non Kuwiinn W u» I.** f It* in fit in New Yolk ( it v. a* Joseph K. Ihl sive and even violent realaonion rvprasanU ttvss to meat r itn n fruit iln tro y n l, '*pray| \irn. former I > a iu f*i - *a d■*i to Rii-eiii, look* nil lie. taring “ there tancr to (ierman rule. her* today to aniw ar a fourth damage* to eitru* tree* adilition will alwuy* l >.,' Halifax eiill.il on th« I . S fo r a ll p o «. demand from President Pool a r t Ik • I prunning coata. cowl-* of .c tra fl» AiaaflHlfl PfPM In t. m N a n i\al.iti. lie hi Kniop.# a t 63,000 captive .coal raiatra •praying, picking and burying I aible T h e (ie rm n n * w e re n p p a r . --------l a d their strike Immediately. • citru* drop* and apllta, and inlap iitlv s h i f ti n g th e tp n in Members of the agriculture cellane.MM lonne* ' The call wont out after the defense board end a clerk from w eig h t n f thi* in v a s io n to th e Ptoridant parnonaUy had taken the County AAA office will a t­ a hand la efforts to ntedlate the * o u th o rn fr o n t am i o p e n e d a tend e conference at Gainesville " its et a Whit* House conliig,- now C rin io a n o f f e n s iv e . Friday to consider and make sea with Lewis. M yna C. Thov olain to d a b rra k plans for the Food for Freedom or, a'director of U. 8. Steel campaign for 1942, OrU Ma» Ih ro n g h a n d tloolnrotl th o v th le u i, of the county agant'a u f. SaiifunhUu who saw last year * w oro " rv lu lltlo sslv on th e UHHSVM.LF. Ky , DrL bk J- M. Tapecolt, a visitor from flea, aaid today. i o f -ii d o fo a-te --------------d oiio *wv." Armlxficu DnyFjtrmlt* may r**-reI h-1t-be,.I* -. J iW Th»*. president of the T ba m asting will 6 )Wd eif1 ^ 1’' * * * M* b ^ y -■'■■ctstMin o f Hurxeeiui tha GalnarvlUa ctry .h a 1 * M ; £ % X ,n Je'^ D -u -h in ar t«w»r«I the S o v W M -^ Unlle«l Rlsie* declared (b o u t five counties lavth< en by. W t k J r V rsfH flfJgJ*tor ..f th - Amenean lagkm n," ,n nn' “l " f H «*«‘"poL with nesday niAny. yioipg m.-duril frit place in timed firing ynater- saVetj to »cnd repreaSntstivca to I ss rvisl officer* railed inl«» active MuiilhU n»2« I siki* Moiinn* On ihv Mo*row front, Hiu*Unt tlen ‘ of Colin >ley afternoon at tha regular makt- plan* fo r getting farmer* service v.ere shirking Iheir duly (t-Ht In» *. toL't-lhcr witii Gil* rlaimril lhi*y hail th«* O r m i n i English, state school bead, who meeting of the Sanford Cun Club to ro .o p rrn tf in the program for , . Srhniiiti. pliiniiftl Mini 4*on*trut lu l ntnllnl. anti 211I1I Ihi* ilrfi'i'ilem in the nolionnl ilefenseprograoi The principal issue In the dls. turned down the original bod- on the lake-front firing range next yrnr, Mr. MSthleux i» “These young nu n must re-il > |I Mad M . v i c ........... ,„..n-**ed ' lh r '" , M /' m,‘rlr" ’ ,l""* i " i"!,,,iv '' h * rJ'f , ',‘u rhas threatened the get submitted by the Board. T. Ned Smith, secretary, reporter plained. p u t s which ------- -----------. . 11 Hoik. • <iv«*riiiET tlu* vchi- ingr •rvcral villiist*** (11 th«* Mor« lh.il Ihey ure required for nidi Ripply of fuel for the steel W . Lawton, | school superintciv. today. ' y ***• 11*||.*% Uil> \%iih j*«triiht ic* 4*•21*21 I row hrr.i in11 c*«iuntvr*|>u*h. letry training In tuke pu't •Lille is whether capthw mine n t Mid today. I iriunitiir |v r I. at .I* i,* (o 4 |».i|N'i*21*1 trimiiiiii|f ilm rxhihit 1 oiifliclin^ wi*r»* ihn cImIiiin in the defen-e of Iheir rntiul|> In the revised budget just operators shall accept the Union • i | i«* Ihmvt* a n n cniiipuiifn. Thu not In xo to school fn * I In*•r |« i li'oiiiiiiiinLnlion in iiv ix l from R«*p Hl,i* ' ‘in . demands fof a union shop, under adopted a loss of (31,227 will be sonal benefit.'' Col llurold I' I Jo«* l|«n.tri 4'U ».f W ichinftiin,1 Dt»ui torn* '•Mi** , G.ttuun* claim ol th«ir foreej which employes will by required ■offered' by the schools In the Anit-i ii.»' Miin'ii* Tucker mid polirinif into t !»•• upper Corbusier of I'Uinfield, N. J , »«id Ii ,• | (MjM to Join the U M. TV. after a reduced ralllage rate for the patlng in tha firing and «ne ., M \ " I ’ll* If Sum, llfrlu rt Mu**', h.uict* River IIuniii on the broad Extension elasse* are hrinu »t Uu< opening of the tu r n « districts, Mr. Ianrton declared. visitor beilda- Tapwott, Mr. period of probation. p. Ilfiidyirk* wii*Ndvi,*rd «Ir • -. *1 m authentic nmtlillle frnlll, vhile Iho |{im| n Niilil Ru^prepared by the University of tion'a annild convention. At tike meeting the school Scuddar of Winter Park. 01 iho m u ittr m a l**lier ho re* with iho “>ntith nf Amorim*. tnv-nn.li'W wm heulinu firm. A lre a d y m ore Ilia n IIJM V l on Highest score* for tha after- Flrrida Extension Division vriln holidays were approved and it fimu tieionil Aasislunt | ,,, ,||. Smith, LiinlN* Kmvluiul, atuMninilvr r***i*tlnj» attem pt* to m o re th a n tw ice Ci iiiil waadacided to place the (25,000 noon ware aa fallows: Thpscolt. Dr. Kathryn Hanna, W inter dt hirai tl omf faicn ey r * n and I'ost m aster Grnernl Smith \\ Marg-' Green, l.oi* Jn*k*nn rapture tlidt vital gnt.^wny to Iho u rse* a n d o lh iPark, a* the teacher foe th * now In the county cfeUag lund m ; AUonby, IM t Jasper Wolfe, aectlon "and” anyone ( aisUnU arc worktitg in IV armed. l','f'hiio which ,. f. rrc<| l» a I. I- ur»l t d<iimn Yutc. looking to t '.nil i*ii * oil fielil*? North of account In Defense Saving Bonds 290; Seudder, 114; H. William*. forces •m l iloin# everything from ,rr " n l,,'n '»Y the IteprvBenta »wur.l tin two Irml.M |(o*tev *he Italian* .nlniittril that a t two and one-half percent in- 282; A. C. aDrthlek. 274; Charles taking any of the course* are treating bunion* to operating ............... .. tho increase from .........hog t„ N„1 Hmilli, pur their fori rn ^vere hulteil |*y coutu asked to meet at the Sanford SMCfar, 274. ............ . this year's c l . terattark Grammar School Nov. 3. at 7:.1D the brain. Colonel Corbusier suid tri weekly to .Inily delivery, A mlltoga of U waa act aa t is ns follow*; ............ g.otig t„ le ‘ even lu l. The ,i lu e ti, ronrulillK the fall I* M . R. E. Kipp, principal o f V nd tnuny of them are sscrlfi. ,, n " ’ Uka county school tax while tha jng a g reat i I cr J in Income ntel Hen J» h * 1 1 •-n«I r ii* k .-* i« r l I*.« m |ireee*liiig one*', *im«' ,»f K h.irl'v in »h.« inilustria! the gram mar school, announced noaco millago waa aatebthe comfort «*f th«*Ir famlllra." H'*u*e ..f ReprisentAtive* tunny to o club* sml orgariuu Ukraine, niiil • \i*»l im liittriea today. Funeral aerrleea for Eurrne at U for aaek of tha ---------- * My rlenr t'ongrr**man lien- i .mu. i , »>' promixetl t•» enter were r»* rov#*tl. an.I th*' city h*tl McConnell, Dr. Hanna la well known a* a IcOoaaaU, who died Tuesday, six school districts. Tha interest drieh* flout* mi ilrroniti'il uiileniolnle* been ileutruyeil liefer** tin* invahistorian and w ai formerly head at the Erickson and (inktug millago for diatrict vrill bo eoodlucted •I Further refcrrnce i* made to ,,, pi,. paraile. ....... .............. The ehunilwr uf *n»n. imo Friday at 10:10 fu n eral Home I waa aat a t 3.75, district two NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—(Al— of the history dapartm ant at the j*oir letter -i| M arrh 21, 1941, t'omimi.*- bus lu'err co-operating The evacuation of Kharkov In M. with the Rev. w. P. Buhr. I) district thraa, 2; district four, William Bloff. Stoat coast latur Florida State Collage fo r W o. will. Wldch you transm uted u «ith Mr Sindh nn.| J. C. Truwick lire upper Ukraine was ucknow. officiating and A ttorm ent 1-28; district five. 1.76; and dis­ leader, told the Fadarml Court men at Tallahassee. Anyone tie. (ommiinicalion from Mr f N r„ i ^ . r i . l in untiling bulged early t*-l»sy by the .Soeerrico will be as Id at Evergreen trict six, 3.76. MI am pnparad to show airing fu rth er Information about LONDON O ct 30.— (A*)— Hrll- 1*^.requesting Hwt kh- fre.pietl- b ib r . I. eligible clubs and put- ! H .ail*a»a o . !•«■» Tkt««l Cemetery by tha. MMania Lodge. A racommandaUon was adopted Jury that ( 200,000 waa given to In­ the classes should contact Mr. ain ha* called another letter of r y ." un,., 1 , ,, , r , J " '“ •e iiotir •'icunixutions ** well a* B dtaw chacks against tbs bond vestigators In tba Congressional Kipp at tha gram m ar school. thriedn. Flu:Ida, be in . town.|u ople in Seminole County, ihe alphabet to the color*, "Q" "o' tersst and abilanf fund for Investigation of tba motion pic­ l h,. pn.graiii for the day for qui<tek now In lino with "V • " " • '• • • I from trl-w re..!/ to. d u ll/ asch af tha ah) districts to buy ture industry.1* »xrrpt Mind.ty. mebeb IH,rude followed by I for victory. Dafsuaa Savings Bonds, Ha made tlw statement as he .-------' take pleasors in advi.r.ig pul nolo irleiiionica nt tire bund. a ars to bo drawn on dls- resumed tbs witness stand in ,yoii that the frequency of ,c r . hell and an address by S e n a to r1 sna far (10.000; district his trial on charn q£ extorting FBWF.lt FARM WORKERS 'v ie . t Ming m r«o<e,| to daily i |.,„de f. p(«r a t 11:181 A . M (M00; district thraa, 6V money from mavis producer* as WASHINGTON, Oct 20 —4/T) i xn pi Sunday, kffectivo I tec m u |,^ (h,. iiflcrnuou, the O utboard, . . trot J. IL Lj Im. •s tric t four, $lfi00t dla- a price of labav pas se bt tba — S e c r e t a r y of tha Treasury COLUMBUS, .O.i Oct. 30 —(/II b n I, 1911. ^ . j Motor t lul* and Ihe Merrhunt'a | Wet m * m o m m 4 M W ct all, Industry. Mrs. Mary Cooper, Hl-yesr-ol.l Mprgenthau announced tba p-t- —The la la l number of persons Sincerely your*. | ,\*4oriutinn havo made plans to tlJM t/ gram of steep increases ia S'- working on farms in Iho United Sritilh W. I'urdiim i .(Hinsor a regatta nn la k e Mult- resident nf Sanford, died a t her listed b r Mr. Lawton rial Security taxes would be rea­ .States this Fall U the lowest hccoiid Assistant l*iMtmsster' roe Tlie ceb-brution will be cum- home nn Eighteenth S treet to . duo to Uka rut In tha bod pat dy for Congressional considera­ sines the U. «S. D epartm rot o f . General ‘ I p|,-t.d with an Amrrican Legion day at H:00 A. M. following an Jadgo % • SW kandad amounts . to tion within tha n n t two months Agriculture began keeping re-1 , \uxiliary Monro al 10981 I’, M. illnes* nf two week*. tho foOrwimg: gvnaral 'fund, M,She w»a born Aug. It, 1H58 In Ho declined to give the pro­ cords In 1926. according to th e ' .. , , lot th«- Armory. A Department of Rural Economic* K U l lr O B U InC O IT IC H The Ior ul American Legion ha* Keithley, England, and p r ! i' to (•-4A V - posed new rates. a t Ohio 8tote Unlvaralty. I’art Invited legioiyiatre* nf surrnand- the II year* she has live I ill MONEY FOB CRIPPLES of tha decline ia dua. according mg town, to march In the parade Sanford sho resided .n H irrento. ■ M a s s . r 'f f to economists, to tha fact th at and lo have dinner which will She was a member nf tha First I'reshyteriaa (’hutch here. MOUNT GILEAD. 0^ Oct 30 labor has left the farm fo r more WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 —(/It be served nt the Legion li f t . Funrral sortIpaa fn r the d e . —(JP)— Often daring th« 30 rem unerative jobs in industry. C la * * one ratlyoad, had ait Today, Joel Field, post com■ as fallows: Arcensed will be corddcted S atu r­ years that Chaika F.IUwcrth m on.br, received a reply from estimated net income, a fter inter­ MttwriUtJvaly Nov. ll , Thank*est and rentals , of (36MJiH2,763 Ihe Ik'latnd Post stating Ihut day at 3:30 I'. M a t Erickson .Uta "political Parsons delivered mall to farm «7 and SI; Christ­ DOG-PI8II7 homaa In this vicinity did ha Jn the first nine moqth* this legionnuirc* from th at county Funrral llnm a with the P.*v. E. aa having mas HoOdsya Dae. i t to Jan. think rf what ha eoald do for year comparrd with |6H,8»H,nAt) will be over id "JiHn tho big D. Brownlee officiating. In te r, m rnt will be in E v rirra e n Cam*NOWATA, Okla., Oct. 30.—(Al in Ihe same period o f 1940. tha parade." cripplod children. Last month --------w WtotWr A pr. I f . Tha terv. he died and hia wOl disclosed ha —Jim Simpson and wife tan Association of America!; Hail, |w r wlU sloaa on Jana 6. Survivor* nf Mr*. Cooper ar«;_ left the bulf of hla aaUta or out of to lt while fishing. Simp­ read* reported Wednesday. urk one son, W alter I- C ooper; o n e ' son said hia wife thought of. Ui« In September, they had an OW. lAM ffV-In (72,072 to Morrow eounty with sister, Mrs. Martha Speaks of * “ slty, tha stipulation that It establish walaara they brought along for estimated net income, a fter In­ Andnvar, Mass.; two grandsons. a home for crippled children on lunch. They cams home with terest and rentals, o f 660,100.W alter L. Cooper, Jr., and David a catch. hi* HO-acre form. 736 compared w ith (30,?62,60H TAI.L.UUH.SEK. O c t.'3 —id-) F. Cooper; two nieces, Mr*. W. In Keptcmber, 1940, -- Henry J. Driggers, statu mo­ C. Brown o f Sanfoul and Mrs Net railway operating Incomu to r vrhirle cnmmisslonsr, said before interast and raniala Wednesday th a t ample supplies Ivan Franklin of Mt. Dora. amounted to $763,932,860 in tha nf 1912 auto tags would ba d a. first nine months th is year com­ Ilverrd to counties for sale be­ pared with (444.423422 in tha ginning Dee. 1. Full quotas will tam e period of 1940. ba sen! to th* 10 larger enun. ties. Tha others will get their city officials of tha City of Saitquotas aa required. ford, Fla. as wtll .a s to tha HUGO, Okla, Oct. SO —<*) A steel company In Alabama — Giving hla age aa 101, Gtorg* cltiiaiin of that community to already ha* tjalivarad 12 tons of Freeney applied for a license to know that they have quite a plats to tha Florida prison a t marry 22-yvar-old Flora Mc­ Ing tha country by Raiford, where tha tags aro Carty. , •Whistlin' WRlte”. 1 ’(Fa bad him appear on our TALLA1IAH8EE, O ct 30 — made. Tha document was made out. Federal priority rating will ba •tags ham for foug^t performances (41— Florida convict guards will but Fraansy said ha'il have to nt which lima hia -act waa vary violate tha law. Attorney Ganar. required ----- l to _ g at 25 additional wait until bin next pension check —•OPi— Jo h n L. Lewln an­ nounced today th a t U nited •fin e w orkera had accented P resident Roosevelt's, nmoo•al fo r re-ooenlns th e strik e­ bound captive mines and added the men would retu rn •> work aa fa st as arran acrocnta could be made locally. /! n age*. Woodmen Pledge -1 Support To Legion Reduced Budget Visitor Takes Is Adopted By] Top Honors At Farm Workers To Attend Meeting School Boar Gun Chib Meet Total 0 f $21,227 To Jim Allenby Takes Ba Lost In Cut Second Place At Asked By English Afternoon S h o o t A r m i s t i c e D a y F l o a t Gets R e c o g n i t i o n In M a g a z i n e ArmyRcservcMedicoH J aid To Be Shirking 1 a., iOviedo To Have i TfiaiIy” Delivery • Ma i l Service, 2^S?n. History Classes Are Ilcin* Prepared Funeral Services For E. McConnell • Will Be Friday tn"tar«'tad io Bribery Charge Is Hurled At Hearing “Q” Being Used In “Psychological” W ar ,‘Ji'Mrs. Mary Cooper Dies At Her Home Following Illness Tax Increase Bill Will Be Presented SK ■ .e jrztzssro . *V " 'K J T o . e ta . British Are Leaving Jap-occupied China Sit d£tow‘thmi (Show Big Incren.sc S Auto T To Be Delivered On Time r& :‘Whuffin'Willie’ Gives Free Publicity To Seminole County 101 Year Old Man To Wed Girl Of 22 Guards Must Get Pjstol Licenses wall rac^vad, and by hla unique al Wateoir said WsdMaday, If and plaaaawt personality pad Vis they carry flrw n u without 'll. Inatatextra that tha City of Ban- tense* whah they ara not on ac­ tive duty. .Hla opinion want to Nathan Mayo, coraralssionar of agrfenlaf m dtU m t tare, who asked to r a rating. Convict guards are an ted white they pro aa activa duty. ton* ef steal needed to complete arTlv,d u> pay foe I t teg manufacture for us* later -----■» Sti t. xifb-r tbi, LOCAL WEATHER winter for many car owners. . tThose who paid 10 In 1241 will Mostly cloudy, with showers pav (IS in 1242 to soma d a s. avar northeast and asst-cantral -' *(18 " *— aiflcations, tags ------ in. portions tonight and Friday and over Bortfcwsft pariian Friday* • ersasad to (20, - —------to--- --------------Ate-* V �• » —r - — - —— rr;--- ■----r ..... THE The Sanford Herald Our Ships Can *Take It" ^4 - ——to——to—— -*■' BXXJkLD, SANFORD, FLORIDA rlan military situation, fused to com m ent T h e ra la no talk yet among th* Communtat* of a separate peace with G erm any," on* ob. TEIIERAN, Iran. OcC 30 — server *sid-0F>— Soviet Rj**ia ha* suf­ fered a heavy defeat thus far in ih* war, but U not finished a n t desperately need* new plane* to challenge Germany's crushing air superiority, expert foreign observ­ er* raid Wednesday night on reaching here by Soviet pa*.*eng e t plane from Kuibyshev, auxil iary Red capital. Col Ivan Yeatnn, Unit-1 Funeral D lre d o t State* military attache to Mo*, 10« E. Jnd.BC. caw for two year*, arrived on Ul the *ame plene end left by train for the Persian gulf enroute to Washington to re p rrt on the Ru»- Russia Badly In • Need Of Airplanes "IN TW E HUMPT^DUMPTf'MSNREIT ______ •• R itis iU M i . lean I m r r arteraeaw ****** e . a t aaaferU, yU rtJa Aside from its bearing on Am erica’s active participa­ I I I M sssstla SvrSss tion in the \r e s e n t war, tile to rjrd o in g of th e destroyer ____jnattev o*i»*09 tr# i m . m ti« p—i ofnr# Kearny, is chiefly significant because th e ship remaint-tl •I R«ifor4a Kl#rf4« n*4tr th# At! afloat and wag able to make port under its own power. Ac­ mi r o e m g mi Eavwk K \mn. cording to reports this Is the firs t instance in which a lig h t naval c ra ft received a direct torpedo h it am idships and “lived to tell the tAle.” , All of which speaks volumns for A m erican naval a r­ chitecture and construction at a tim e when some doubts have been expressed th a t vessels of w a r . can’t . atum l up Omm Hm U .......... T ift# N sttlta under the terrific pounding of modern serial bom bardm ent Mtatfes Y e a r __ and antler-w afer torpedoes. H ie K earny’s ability to “ tg i* All •bltaarr aaUm, , —Na mt it” is reassuring news a t n critical m om ent In our history tttoaka. raaalafloaa n»4 >a«l#ag ml when every fighting swift In the U nited S tates Navy may MtarfalMtaafa f## fha pitpgta «f ttlala* fiat* —III t»# rhnrg*4 f«r he called upon to reveal w hat kind of s tu ff It Is made of. Bl ragalar nttnrtla'gg ralrt. It is intereathvf to recall th at th e K earny, is one o( ItltS l ItartMBar IWpragpnfa* the same class of destroyers about which W ashington »'»*•, In* r»9r«aa»1a Th* llrraM In MlUaal f1»l4 .*# a4«»Hlalai. Merry-Go-Round wrote seveial disparaging articles a fo<v Ottlrmm ar* .g.ala(«lRH _________ . mm In tka inrt* years ago. According to the syndicated column, always m t rltl#» N .tka kMdqaartrrw I- ,*,»•■. icnl of any person, group, or thing having m erit, our new** T,,%* _______________ est destniyers were badly designed, w ere top-heavy and so T la If#---- --, 1* .■____ •» t *»| forth, and tried to convey the impresaion th a t our “ navy A a n H tiN yrr»s* •irmly #ntltl#4 ” **Im *th * m w, ? brass h a ts” didn't known how to build a fig hting ship. H klW liaw at » || a»w« Ikaatrkaa m* ** of* *' . . a. t. .tha destroyers, ‘ The tru th the m atter was th like t ti f lt (a It ar nnt olkarnUf In this paper and alas all new ships, developed “bugs” ju s t like any newly de­ t l a la a n Ha*,a " ”^ * r i £ ! '£ 'l f signed piece f ,t machinery or m echanical in stru m en t |K)Hflipitfhaa kfrele ar» alse __________sesses until the bugs arc “ironed o ut.” T h a t the "bugs” have been ironed out goes without saying, as w itness tn, THURSDAY, OCT 30- 1941 K earny’s am aaing feat in staying afloat. ,4 ~ ..MThlt—U and bulkkra have found a method A W IL D .F L O W E R P O t* » of pm ti-cting a destroyer so successfully ag ain st subntor(From The C hrl'tlun Sri,-,,,ines, the same methods applied to our pew battleship* M«nil< r) aiul cruisers should make them im m une to the heretofore Who nameil the flower*? Though devastating force of torpedoes. It has been M id th a t the 1 have walke.l On many winding puili*. nrnl “skin” of a destroyer L* ju s t thick enough bo keep out talked fish and the salt water, but evidently the United S tates W ith m any m*-n, I liavm ’t mi I Navy has discovered a means of keeping out th e torjs-tloe* A n a n n r of ibt* flow it *, hm<I y*>t also. * . Th# flowcr.4 nr** always niuut'tl n o i.u x n l nRiff •Miter ooroox nr.AV-ngoigeM , fri m m i P T f o » vuTKt P p fsm Im A4*m»r+ Ip Carrier . Boise icri N ot one but Fivtrul nanii’t, «• rich —— . 1 i ; Th#y are. But we m utt *enrrb the ditch, H itler’s final peace plan, to be worked out w ith utmost 'T h * swauip, the ^ 1 , 1 *1 , nnd tin- realism and to bo called the “Proclam ation of N europu” .( field (To find what a name tanno: will tako place either in Berlin or SwitsarUnid in th e neat future, according to Pierre Van Paaaaen. y ield .; « The living flower upon it* ,1 ’m The plan, as discussed by the a u th o r o( "D ays of our Che crowd* and wave* ami Years," in the current Liberty Magaaine, wQl be staged by t cloud* o f them. First th ere’s Kyrhriuhl that w«' (ioehbds a .d will announce th a t G erm an m ilitary opera­ tions have been successfully concluded, and th g t th e Reich v may ry e e tc h blnuom w ill: n doy from now on will fight only a defensive w ar. M all th at any dny r-n lie The Liberty article predicts th a t "rep re—n tatlv ea" ol trough all the w orld', eternity hen it ha* Bluets, miiuc .»* every Kuropean nation controlled o r dom inated by H itler will answ er the roll call; will officially pledge them selves B dthe^— •Hr too many for the bev* to H itler’s New Order in Kurope. .M a t h a te Bee llalni, Cheeses; "W hether or not the Neuropa peace move can be put " Meadow Rue T hat often grow* a* loll n* you. I across,’' Vun Paassen writes, "de|>ends on w hether the tin Them is the perfect Illue-Eyed lions under the Nazi yoke, the real Kurope th a t Is hu n g er­ 0 rasa. ing fur liberation, can be silenced completely. There I* the P ocr Man'* Wen"W hat underlies H itler’s frantic effo rts is by no me.-ns ther-GIssa a desire for jtormanent peace. German reserves of raw m a­ T h at openji only in th# «tin To closo brfor# tho iltty ilonr, terials, prim arily oil, are approaching exhaustion. -G om an Thor# t», for those wiio seek in morale had not been geared for a long w ar. H itler m-ed* Jan e, ^Th# Indian’* plnnt f< r dye. I’.ie- an arm istice to give him a few years In which to prepare AnderaonGriffith FASHIONS designed for HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! Bronley Sportwear Festive-looking, figure flattering Cardigans for sportswear. Wear them—you’ll adore them and y m r friends will adore you in thrm. In natural, red, blur, malar at.,! g n i 11 a t Purcell’*. . Hitler’s Peace (?) Plan S for a new war period of expansion, th is tim e Into cclon- coon. iul territories. O r Blnodroot that when ru t will ___________ -. . bleed. T hera’s 8elf-lle»l. Speedwell. Tinker'* Weed. A n d 'w h e re you find a cool wei »' __L ___ ________ *,» Wf WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN , d ttfto . find • » JOE HENDRICKS . v Forget POLITICAL BICKERING — «{•!>•»* tu lose when there is B | v 11Ur a I squabble? Not usual­ ly the office-holder* but tome* ono ol»r. I i.Sall not go Into dotaU*, but recently, through polltl| I maneuvering and bickering which almost atproached a scand il, it very slieaMe political plum which should have gone to my District wont to another District. The home town of the vary people who did the maneuvering was the one that lost, and along with Its loss a very prominent citlren loat something that he de­ te rre d ond needed and waa well qualifte to handle. This la always the case where somebody leta mean,. ,petty creep tty politics ersep Into something that is important ecut *bia waa all the more ridiculous brvam.i « • < W jjmas I who msneuvtred the whole thing lac* for I evidence th at they wet* i quit* proud of shadow boxing with * blindfolded contender who * not even permitted to eater the ring. I have noy mention**! * f *s beautiful and wild: it ehould y ru love them not. nainni o r town* but 1 hope that every city of my District, and In ■roll eloee, avlng you silent, with a rose. fact cl! focal authorities, will re ­ frain from thia so rt of thing In — WADE VAN DORB order th a t SB m*Y get » h q t we are rightfully entitled to. ASSIGNMENT - l im very fortunate In inoc*,way» than one In being un the ArproprkUb.pt Committee. It »o happens that the Chairman of th# committee It • personal friend of min* end requested th at I In put on that Committee last y**r when I f*(WHe renewed the rai|ut«t (bla ! • « . He then aw'gned^m# J o the commute for INDEPBMIlFNT OFFICES and I grill work Wider the d k o oiybU i j l t f WomhnTn, of Virginia, who U o k a , g r e w condition will have beet! dag-fcye-lt. E S S . O T t.1 J b I - 1 ..... H .S - ,f f l O » • an* are proud people. Me-Not. There* Kagged Robin, Rattlebox, And Corydull* OH the rocks, .'T h e re ’s Squirrel Corn, or Dulch' 'Man’s Breeches, ___ Jsrk-ln-the.P ulplt who praachea. T hera U the ylney Virgin’* ^B esetri I fto etln r F1cw er.nf.anltour. t’a Star.Gra**, Sundew, listed stalk, „ ■' JeweLW eed w here water* > lk . 1’a Nightshade, then the stain Lover abov* 't h . fragrant Clover ► *• Bedetraw, and th* Farm ’;ef** Cure* " *t mo*t call Daisy. T here’s “ pherd’s Pur**. . of h'enev ty **v# for drop* of honev lead of bee* collect in*tead cord indy. Very truly yours. Job. » ..K,n*2J*n; “ ri*»dJer Genet I Acting Chief of Engineers." riliB iT — "An Informed nafan. U- 0n* ° / Ara*r**«'B beat dofenses — A. member 0 / Con grass M lnnenta received L», . .from rv.T.,v ,^ < CI.CIvI CJ |i * r l ^ fr0m ° ? f Of* h i, coArU bh.,n.. U rin M • ,ylDmAn*►>'<* je run by It*n,rInmates." II lurtretUrn of the fajpoua Cell Mg *•**."* * r»P°rt« ion Ftarident; "Do orohllvtlont" h a . i ‘l .. . Bbout nJ ~ **• lb* first tMs 9MpeapeeteJly calling h is 'He quote me" SWKVtfK liXAMlNA ■ TIJ* (oUowittg gxaml av# boeit announced. A* T rn ff e i r c v , ,r i Junior Multlgi tlrrapb O peraU tirTr.<40; Actu-TDI ilsthem atlclaii 13,800 \o 18.000; P m uranv«nl Inspector, fl620 to 1,000; Engla* «Hn« Aid. j T J j p to J t M O i En %ntf* Wool S k irts in Plaid or solid colors bed dow nstairs " The litter-b earer' hod br"n lugging tho "casualty" over the hot anil dusty read fo r sevrral mile*. Their reply m »; have betrpy-d a r.ote of pxaaprrntiun. 'Listen, lady," said one of IK m , “there ain’*. .1 darned thing v ; ii.g with thl* guy. . I ’m the nr.e Ihut'h sics." Short HurstH From The Carolinas FIRST ARMY I'lim .lC RE'A T IO N 8 DIVISION. CAMDEN, • C . Oct. 30 — (Special) — tgt Lester J. M rorc of the n o th ! Field A rtillery, Fort llragg, N. . , ha* been on maneuver* In ! he Carolina nnyi for n month. He I* a little hit tire.I of e itln rut of hi* lap. and of all Ute wonder* r f lavish N ature. ||o I* weary of ’rhiggvr*. red ant.*, and griiaahnppera in hi* pant*, and gnita, gnat*, and flea* In h i' oup. '• 1-aat Sun.l.iv he slicked himIf up, obtained a pa*«, and vent to C harlotte tn visit *oin» 'rleml*— relishing the vision • erf hair*, a tehfe, *e-l the a|pin white tablerloth which hi* ho*t* vould have waiting for him. In len with In III* frlen very glad to -rganited a little party for him, and the gueata were In congre. gallon, waiting, when he nrrived. They celebrated by t-<king him in a picnic, twenty milrn out n the country. t t.lent Frederick W. BerHert. tftth Field A rtillery, la a re s it<1 when It come* to maneuver*. Hut «o, he discovered, a re machine pinners. While Inspecting rutpost* re•cntly, he fo jn d a group of mndhlnegunncra asleep near their tun—exhausted from continuous ‘lours end days of “ heavy fighttig” In the maneuver area. Alhough the men were not expect­ 'd t r be alert a t a time when he “fro n t" was “ All Qnlet,” U eut. Beckert thought he might •*arh them a little leaaon In pre­ caution. )|* quietly walked off with their gun. and hid It In a natch of brash. An hour or so la trr. th* Lieu, ’•n a n t again Inspected tha outic st. The men h a d ' awaken**), •bund tha gun, and gone back '■> *I**P ■*•*"Bu4 on* ° f them -had tho gnn led to hla leg. And tied to tbe W " » » ' ■ scraw trt placard which r«ad: T » k . l*k, U c u tc n a n ) f 1st L ieutenant Frederic W>ic Learnet Symmes, Co. D, 340th Q uarterm aster Regiment, wa* cheeking *ila putpost* m q night recently Rhea he enme upon one of hie colored sentries who wa* withU » further Info million c* tu t a rifle yoor nrerest fln t or tecond “ Soldier," tne rffle e r dsnisn.lpost office. id, "If you’re not artae-l, how WI'A PROJECTS.- Th< vould you eapeet t«* repel an Intruder on Jrour poet?" , “ Ah’d knock *lm down w ith one for Orlando A n y Aft JBfM. i f the**, suh," replied the cel. "irad toy, rtv —lt— a U rge rock la each r f hla pockets. "Y ou wouldn't really throjr Use of those *V anybody, w nrld Jy StaU, « * • ssaj'Stds'ttL.itr You’ll hav* t glow of cemptet* satisfaction if you choose either of th ts r skirts Made with pleats in front and back they’ra sura GIVES YOU THIS KEN. tu fit. Come In and get yours a t ANESB RAYON CREPE o ure, | | ’, OF CE1-4NESE YARN. I t’s a fabric you'll want to wear everywhere. T here’s luxury in its every thread. It’s 8UNFAST, PRE-SIIRUNK—and it even liunder* better! See thia and many other Joan.K enley style* at Pur. cell’s. Joan Kenley Advertising for restaurant.' and hotels in the South la often tarried on by-uniform ed repre­ sentative* who are w aiter* nr porter* and who stand by th* highway nnd attgm pt to wave motorists In to Hot m eals and srft beds. The custom h id to be exlalned to an Irate M ilitary Poceman from the 81Sth B atta­ lion, recently, who was on duty In front of First Army Head­ quarters. First Army . llsad q u arters. where General i j r j t n V at4fTw» camped, U established fo r the most part in wor-Jen frsrrvbuildings about fifty yards o tf Rout* ), In Hoffman, N. C. The entrance to th* H eadquarter* U marked by two whito-waahed brick pillar*, and a pebbled drive-way. Outside th* pllUr* Military Policemen rn d u ty at night wear whlta jackets In order to be clearly visible to autom o­ bile d risers. Th* nay-off cam* when a nofo-lat drew up In fro n t of • white-jacketed M. P. op* night, sod sold, “Okay, Georg*, we'll stop her*. B ut t*U me so u rthing: Do they lerv* R Speaking at the rhiladelphla Forum l.t the Academy of Music, Sir Ai­ r'd Noyes, note<l British post, ragg the "realists" who dominate the ' rid of literaturo today. Sir Al­ fred Is making a lecture tour ef the United State*. S. C. Tho patient bn iti-it a very serious case, all done up with a he* l, banditgr, and a log splint. A* they passed a farm houie by the ryad, a woman rushed out, greatly perturbed. “Oh. the poor, poer b o y ,"' she moaned. "B ring .him Into the house and let me lik o rare of him. Wa can bring the apart tailored Jackets r.v*S>r :'V ‘ - . ' Z ' - ------- : (Jo everyw here town and campus jacket—with two o r thra* button*, and patch pocktU. In .all wool plaids, tweeds, and natural camel’* hair. "W e Clothe The F am ily — W e F u h tlah T h e Hom e” 209 E aet F in k S tre e t S#nfordl ;Flori<la r .s' Irj & % IR I ‘ & F lo re n c e I w m ■ ■ ls youVJ the amaxed offic e couiu T iT u a v itn * 1 la clamping down on gad ho lit* lads, probably Op weed out wndeelrlbiee >* "aeleet" list before tb« tea*— ’gets under way ’ ^Mfesauh," ' the eentry BMUrad him “ B ut Ah’d throw ’em e»*ylike, nub," . It w«e • dirty trlek.' Bit* yon know w hat.Sherm an —U about •V ' U- J- H. Allison fit the SI Infantry Regiment captured t* a r e with delight M the thought i t what thirty office re o f tho W th ptvUlon- would have tu say g t captured their bedding. _ le t 8 e T F t l 3 S 3 W 'r iW ™ ■ — .xTl . * ’ km ..i z&L \ Bw s M _ . ti' - *t-V- • •. ------ s$ <'3 �■<n i ry ' • i j y m - , “ PAGE THREE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA | Baptist Association Social And Personal Activities] wm^ M eettng MRS. LOHRINE B EA U Society E ditor Social Calendar ' 1’ * Pilot Club Members See Defense Movie The picture, “Defense In AWEDNESDAY merica" was shown by MrJ. MThe week of prayer will b o 11', Smith to the tu< m ber, of the observed by wunu-ii uf the Wo- ' H'°* "h ib • ' *beff tvgulvr dinmen’* Society of Christian S e t- 1" " meetin* » h l h was held In vice of the Methodist Church thc ir«»4*l on To*»d*y with a |) rug ram in the church at evening Following the picture show, a ^ 7 :1 6 I* 11 with Mr*. Cheater quit program, un*U-r the- direc­ •D an iel* a* leuder. tion »f Mr*. R. C. Max-fell, a s ­ I rit/K.SDAT sisted by Mr*. J. C." Mil'hcll, The annual ll.-.llowe'en Festi- vu* enjoyed ' y tl.e members, vai of the South Side Primary after which questi'.eti perrainlux School will le held (-n the »chool t,i defense bonds ai.ro answered. £ g ro u rd » fr <in r. oo P. M. until A message wai read from 9:00 P M. The public is invitetl Miss Ruby Newhall of GainaavIU* to attend district governor, who reported The We*t Side Prim ary School on the founder*' day celebration i« having a Hallowe'en Festival which was recently held In Mscore to be vponwired by the We*t Side Ga., and which she attended. P. T A. iieginning at 0:00 P. Six new member were wel­ | M . and In.ting until 9:00 P. M. comed Into the group: Mrs. E. The public ha* been ex te rn a l C. Harper, l i n . 1 B. Ratliff, an invitation to attend. Mrs. Kate Manning, Mlaa Bee The Townsend Club will hold Sim pson,. Mias Kathryn Lawton, Its regular meeting in the Court and Mia* Edith Haalem wha l* House at 7:30 P. M. a transfer from the Daytona Beach club. ' > • Kit III AT Decoration* for the dinner were The V de V Howard Chapter a patriotic of the U. I). C. will meet at in keeping with the home of Mr*. M. S. Wiggins theme. Music and songs were en­ at 3:00 P. M. joyed throughout the aeenlnc The VToni'n'a {'tub. under the with Mrs. R. R. Pippin accom­ £ direction of Mrs. M. G. McNair, panying a t the piano. • will be In charge of the morning There were 20 member* in a t­ aewing session for the Ited Cross. tendance a t the meeting M ONDAY _ , . , . u l Tlim mole Baptist Aaaoc#*1e le p n o n e (ion which in com|Mh*#d of 20 ’ chtfvhr!*, in holctiiMF it* in iiu tlj — . .' m e rlin / at Ih«Kir«t Baptist t t ur$*h in Oviftlo, U*vrinninr this nittrinnir inn o n u n u in g inroujfh Krwli> Th* a.- «ion< will l a.fin at l« o« .. rl.*t W in thr morning anil la *t : II »h»v O ffurra »»f i)i«* 4-oHMfttinn in*, Raymond Camp ha* been t,k I* Brook*. *»f en to the Veteran*’ lln*|iit.il nl clinlt* Itrv \\ Bay Pine* where he wdt m use > M,oi«l. nitMlt r it«ir; J Alvin In * n l n of N* w Sms rna. vivo uuMlrratreatm ent for *>me time tor, I < Mini*., of IhtytnnA Friend* of Mr. end Mr- It J Itrm h, t if* k Ti g pi* .rram fo r to m o rro w Holly will regret t„ i:t:>i they are both ill e' I h e r I . me fo llo w "* on Palm etto Avenue M ill) . t MORNING an il I ’ rn y Mm. II. K. VVaIImt of ( ‘Incur" III IN)vr Sm -. S c rip tu re llev. Brown j 111., in visiting with h*-r | rint*. 10 1 Retort on Mini«terisl Re­ Mr. and Mr*. U. J Holly at thou lief iino \ ii it .lit y II. F. home on r .im rtto Avritut* i Wiie* l« r A *-o c ia tio n a l Mr. and Mr*, t. i SI i.mo­ I I I n R v|.rl on Sund i> School Work W te r and daughter, \lvry Jon have returned to Sanford I n III .*»iik Rhildel i | n. i t on Tt nong Union the winter uftcr -pending l titW olk Ml** I-lets Doty ■ummer in Atlanta, (in. 11 III) Addle** Dr. W. W Willir n Mr and Mr*. W II. Iluch and 11 31) III i irt on K v n n g e lism ■on, David, returned i's»--di; (Uv j ’o .W . U o -S ,n _ fkom Flushing. N . 6 w h ere ik e r . . ^ A iP ,... llev T O have been for th- pn-t lin e • I V Ree*e months. 12 2'> Here*- for lunch Bene diction Lucian Johnson h:i* b. en re. moved to hi* home on I I I <>h F ltlll \ > \ FTKItNOON ander Avenue from the FernnM 2 on Song. Scripture slid P r a y e r Laughton Memorinl lln.pii-I Kev Hough where he recently underwent a2 i.'» Mi*ccIUiic*»u* Hu»ine*s | operation. . 2 311 l(<-|o,rt on llbitusrirs Rev r K Waldrup * Mr*. J. E. Grndick ha* re ■j tn In ge*) of Is-iler* and turned from Cullum. Ahi . »b •• ; Vreu*ui ere'* Report tie r s th e wa* called on sec-nnit -I I lie 1 2 16 Report on lliindrril ThoJ.uii.l Club llolit. W. Wingknee fracture who •« «*• »*tainr*l by her **in, John K G> • . Field dick, Jr., while plsvinit ' •oii. ill ; ; Oil |te|M'i‘t O i l 1tap!i*t B rother­ hood ’I.', ‘.iaddi* John I* » student it S '. Il r | 3 16 A.ld|e*. Dr. J. nard College in (' Mine er s o n a Is Circle* of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet at. 0 3 :0 0 P. M at the following places: The rvru'.ar meeting of the Circle One with Mr*. J. B. | G rs-D .l SuUDeb Club was held Crawford, 1204 Oak Avenue. Iliir r e u in G r i f li n Circle Two. at the annex with at the home of Mias Anr. Stine Mr. and Mr*. Glenn V MrKav. i 3:16 Mi• • .lls o e o n . Hu*ille*s Mr*. F. It. Mitchell and Mrs. C. on Tuesday # -enlnr with Mia* Mr*. W. I*, t hninna'i. Mr* Bene' II 4 00 A d jo u rn m e n t i-aume Kelly .m co-hoi **•». 0 1 '. Harrison a* hostesses. U. Hutehlson. Mirr uMnon Aiken ( diction During the holiness session a and M l" Ella Bolton nttendedj Circle Three, with M *i W. M. McKim, 212 West eighteenth senior member waa chosen to the district meeting of ehttrrh j "Sliw L with Mr*. IS. W. daily t- ic the place' .t ono of the achools whieli a* held -l'* t, m-o.her* who ha* moved away. • n* • n-hip-.e**. evening in the llrondwav M She ia to enjoy the privileov* Circle Kmic with Mr*. II. II. —Crumley, 120 West Sixteenth of the old member* following thodist Church in llriuido. initatlon. Pledget were decided W Street. .... fir*t Kail meeting of the Circle Five, with Mr*. John upon tn d plant concerning them t were made. ut th«* home of thr.e prvsiutiH, During the social period, r*.\ir« C, I Irw in, «»n I’a lm atto frvahmenta were served by the Avenue »*n Tue* lay evening wllh hostesses to the following: itvun |»re *luuThe Misses Norma Wolfer, All member'* *»f the Snnf<*rtl Mr». Antl^i*n«»n vine anil f*'rn were Marguerite Duncan, Marjorie Garden Club, who planninir uw.tl |o form the floral decora­ Jones, Jean Harper, Ktthlean to attend tb*» di-lru t meetiiur * f which Rryant, Elisabeth Vaughn, Ruth GanJen Club*, which will hr h-M tion: fa*r the meetinic time routine buxines* wha diAStrnxtrom, Joyce Waniwelt and in New Smyrna in Thurmlnv. cUFRed lid plan* made lor th* WOMAN’S CLUB Mis* Betty Thurmond, sponsor. Nov. 6, arc to ■lv aasketl * n * 'i »w imake iion* ire-er. - -- - party which will be vation* with their circle rluiir. , h r,,llJ . given by the group. men or with the president, Mr Five-le»»on course in So­ Rogsrs, 9041 Myrtle Avenue. A *iH'i I hour followed the cial Do ruing and Ball­ Thare will be a combined J . II Colelough, on m befi re Iiusiiio** meeting sml refresh ­ Nov 3. room Etiquette, beginning j masting of the Board and Praver ment. were *rrv«il I y the ho*te»* The meeting will 'be held in to Ihu f.dluwing: Monday, Ncv. 3, a t 6:30 Group of the Pre*byterlan WoP. M. * men's Auxiliary a t the churth the Chamber of Commerre Build. Mr*. \V. W. W arner. Mr*. W. a t 3:00 P. M., to be followoil Ing In New Smyrtin beginning s' M lluvne*. Mr*. C. I- llvwson. Rhone County 3311 ) by a combined buxine** and In- 10:30 o’clock snd all member* >f Mr* " »' Coleman, „Mr^ V ' ipiratlonal meeting a t . 3:30 th* S sn frrd Garden Club have t ling**, Mr*- M Smith, been Invited to allesd. o'clock. Mr* « C. Welsh. Mrs. R. Daughters of Waaley Clasa of F. 4'r.n-haw , Mrs. Krsnk Crosby.; the Methodist Chqrch" w illin e s t M n.’ I Tull. Mrs. H**ky WlghLI a t th s boas* of VH. R t-w W T Ism Mi-. Glenn E. McKay, Mrr. den on the Country Club /lo ad at I K'Tily.e llu-sell. Mr*. Kti/*bvth 7:00 P. M. Th*. party w jl be in Iha form of ■ "children'* party" R. Fort, one of the Mr M«"'» IDglf* » t Slitersvtlle, and hrataaoet will ba.M m . E. )L new eounselor* for the Y. W A. \\ Vu. L ane,'a group. * o f the F irst Baptist Church, e n -1 All e u tte n sr* asked la report' tertalned the members nt her . , \« r _ :„ t.c ' to th* Rad C ro u sewing rooms home on \Ve»t Nineteenth Street ^i« IZ IH S h i f t W e l j f l l l In tb* Woman's d u b , ’ In the on Monday evening. Mr*. Pearl morning. ICrnsell I* the other counselor of Th* afternoon sewing aeoalon tb* group for th# new year. for th* Rod Croat will ba spon­ lU .e a K n a l’M» Two new member* were( wel­ sored by the Catbolle Church un- comed Into the group, MU* Anise vie! ciifimand, and It appeared dar the direction of Mrp. F. E. W hitaker and Miss Thelma John*, thut the Crimea and the lower Roumlllat. Fcd(>*inlt • " Interesting program, lion vulley (u rth ir to the south TVKBUAY th# hortesa iarved refreshment* likewise were in growing Ju n ­ Th* hoard m attin g of th* Wo­ to those o r r n n t. Including: i« r man’s Club wIR be held In the Miss Elsie McWhorter, Ml**! tin the eentrul front, however, club hem e a t 10:00 A. M. Thelma Johns, Mis* L*>U Hodge*, the Russians appeared to bc Th* 0 . E. 3.. undar th* dlree MU| Lola Nipper, Miss M artin firmly holding th* Moscow aplion ct Mrs. C. L Irwin, will W right. Ml** Jean Whlgham. Mis* prouchrs—although German adsponger th* aftsm oon oaaalon Msrjort# Hedges. . ’M i^ Kuth vaucea had occurrrd In i m t of th* Rad Croat sewing room*. sStrtoff. MUa Anlaa WhitaV.-r. ,,,„n d u ry importance well above’ Th* m atting ct th* AUthann Mis* Gladys Pippin, Miss Jean , M,| Im-Iuw the city. C lan of th* F irst B aptist Chorch H arper, Mrs. E. Forrest May -rmt The retreat from Kharkov, will b* hold a t tb* home or of Mrs, A. J- psterson. which the Naxia had claimed ianxell .In th* form Mm. Pe»rl H* ' lu*t Saturday, was described l y || of • “whit* aslephant" tala. Co ih Mrp. • H a a n ll are •• v _ * * hnata s*** wRh r i • * und not forced, and It was addim aran. Mrs. Msbls B O N -W Mr*. Jodnr Csmsron, Ms Ml that it cost the Invaders nesrKatrldga, n ^ M j ^ / y mlas * * ; • r : , — ly 120.04)0 mrn in killed and E ntertaining in honor of her wounded, along with more than tw in daughters, Ahra and Alice. 160 tanks tn d arm ored cars and|] M r» K. F . L 'jndqulst w«< hoc- much other arm am ent, to oc­ tegs at a birthday -p a rty whim cupy th* city. The Koviet d e c la n d ’ too that: was given last ow ning nt her Ilotteasa* wUI h* Mr*. 0 . * RoJ- bom# on th* C oantfy Club Road. all im purtanl I’actoriee, railway! of Gamas war* Wayad thr. ugh- rolling stock and supplies *& £ o p t th e aw n in g with nrlte* heme raw materials w ars taken front' tha city in time and that several ] >way b* sw n by Irla G a y Flower* and plants— presumably those th at I.nndqsW t a fte r which y*n i by t a(opManlag Mm Cow, Oretchen refreshm ents of birthday cake could not b» moved—wars hlown k tj 1 H J . a ad lea n a n s war# served by up. Nevertheless, th* Iota of Mr*. Lundqulst, assisted by het dauehter-ln-law . Mrs. L A. Lund. highest Importance, was unques­ iw e e n t tionably a severe blow in the ■quiit. I Enjoying tba party with the city, an industrial area of th* honow at w ar*: Datniwe Itee. p »- Russia ns. All this, however, was not i JB aU al, B atty RowlsnJ, M*. f l f f l g i l l Buppdr and rta P a t old, Louisa Lundouist, vital in th# long run a* was Cullum. N ail action toward th* Crimea H ailM fd ’M ■. C t r a h R l . | B atty H anter. B atty J a y ta Oaodspeed, Iris Gay Floor, end th* luwar Don. I t was an aetlon. Incidentally, ata, Emma Jan # Robbins; Ellse L a a dqnlaL Kenneth Robbins, J r in which Iha N atia’ Italian.sill#* • Dwlgbt Bwanaon. Joanna Lnml. apparently ware not Is-or: of onlet. G n tlh a n Lum lqukt. Mar much help, for Fascist troop* fighting on tha German s in g v is Bwtaaos. Eleanor if ior Ilaway. RandaU Robbins. ’ Johnny Lund- northwest of Iha mouth of th* Don tn the sector o f Stall no war* quiet -and CemlUa Lundqulst TAlaa, Mrn. Rath Lundqulst. acknowledged lo st night by tb* M rs Cerda Swanson, M n . A. A. *■ffIcial Italian news tg tn ey to Mn, X, A . Lundnuls*. have bean halted and thrown Rabins, and M n. upon the defensive for tb* last •S3 • ■ eight days b / Red .eounter-attacka. ' -The column,'* tho Lgrncy oh* s <r-*d, -had n o t g moment’* Jr Of th* fleet committee, peace In eight day*.’’ Th* German high command id all members nt Legion AuxUlxrv announced—and this was hom# on 117 ■pacifically denied anywhere In B tm t tompr. Allfld q u a rta n — th a t thousand* $ :0 « a'cUxk> lo af man from It* aouth*r* arm lea Sub-Deb Club Meets With Miss Ann Stine (tludiola Club Has First Fall Meeting Garden Clubs To Meet i:u^ 'u , lul'' " At New Smyrna YOWELL’S SANFORD. FLORIDA Friday and Saturday — Oct. 31*Nn». I. t Short Pants M ade b v Tone : > « . ; ■ d a r k w a sh a b le m n te rIs Lm fo r P all, agevi t to 12. D ollar D ay ----- l- M'f J/P’ .u.U Friday & Saturday actio* Daughters Honored By MT8. Lundquist BARRY .J6 .C K 3 1 $1.00 pr. d*«i general »utt *• orderly * V ’ Closeout $}.95 DQNT F6HGE?T! a * * ‘ ' » j u »iS° I .(’« :» -Jf tha float by the Duy ,pir. Rad Boa on tha Uflding to» tho tha 1 rors Spun Rayon & Silk Value In .*1111 - >1 Value to $1.00 yd. Speeia I ' Special -I yds. $1.00 2 vo.-i. for $ 1-00 O ne Sport Shirts M en’s a n d for $1.00 S a n fo r ire d W h ip co rd m a te r ia l In b ro w n a n d o x fo r d . (H ro k e n **i/. 9 h ). V n lu r^ In $2.B-"i Ladies’ llruadt-lulli $1.00 yd. Blouses All colors. ,-*lze .12 Di 10. $1.25 xultie One lalile uf funev packaged Special $|.00 S O A P . I'KK Fl MF. H A T H CRYSTALS. HATH I'OUDKH Dollar Day Men’s I ’nderw ear Values In 79e. Special I .a llie s ’ All S ilk $ 1.00 Shorts 2 for $1.00 Hose and I'hoenix and Archer Undershirts ShorU full ru t and Sanforized, g r I p p er foMtenern. U ndershirU of fine combed hw Ihh ribbed y am — Special Shortn or Shirln $1.15 Value New Shipment laid lew’ Hand Bai?s Sf.OO each Collars Dress Shirts and ttport nhirlM. Mro* ken Hlzen, Values lo 92.00 New Mhipmriit, all nhapes und nizen. Special $|.00 Prints 2 for $1.00 *| Ua Roue, green, yellow, lavsndar, peach, blue. W orth $1.50 Special $1.00 each $|.0D Each Children’s Hats All c o lo rs an d s h a p e s . $1,511 value 10c yd* $|.00 Each Regular 29c yard I'crcale lo id is e ' All Silk F a sh io n e d Prints Colored Pillow Cases Worth 39c 4 for $1.00 S lig h tly ta b le - L illie Hoys Cannon Suits Bath Towels • a ' Ilrnadclolh unit se e r­ sucker. Blue, maize, and while, size 1*2*1. Colored plaid and aol \ d color. 39c value. $1.25 vulue 'Special $|.( 1!) n e n o rte d fancy Linens ,-7 1 Om lot a f Man'a Fancies and solid eolere. SUM IM 1to II. Luncheon M ia, pillow ranee, •ecarfa, ehalr ■.Mta, vanity oeU, and tailored Scrim Ladies Handkerchiefs Curtains . .♦ * Values 'to $2.00 Dollar Day New Fall hundker* chiefs In beautiful dark o r light print*. Special $J.00 $1.00 12 for $J .00 Special 1 3 pr. $1.00 Ruffle 1125 ralitt the Crimean broken the SANFORD ) . FLORIDA This waa an o p sr. outeklrta of •f wV f* . toward tba Dan thr- gstnray to R< 5ERS5SV •nfauf ^ '’ , ■ ^ . . V ^ M h - r t .i i - t i r ,, .-si..-,;.____ jit. 1 jri Fa > v ^ ‘6 -\ A 2 pr. $1-00 • jir. Dm I r r e g u la r . IiTr fulue. 3 for $1.00 s . ■>' *‘.« \ Closeout $2-98 F u ll ilo sv New Fall deolgnu, eolor faul. 4 yds. $1.00 Greena, bluM, gray* a m t b ro w n r Slxeg $ n to 7 V., V alue, id $5.00 . i P r in ts nnd solid color b ro a d c lo th . $1.29 v a lu e Very upeclul • a OfM labia o f Men a Dresses . Itaynn. etc. Sheets Special C h ild re n 's 5 pr. for $1-00 Values tu $1.50 Cannon Colored Hand*Ullored, all new Fall pattern* and col­ ors. Regular 6 3 e 1 Special $1*00 25c value Out* lot of Hhort length*. Percale Closeout $J.OO Men’s Ties M ade o f c u rle d lien f e a th e r s . $1.25 N aim 1 Children’s Ph.;enix Sox All rnlo r.. l.adieV One table of men’s Bed Pillows Special $|.00 All colorN anil alylca. S for $1.00 . .A of $1.25 \ nine, dollar il.iv llu ix ’ Hiding Breeches ’T o m S a w y e r," w h ile a n d colors, a g e s 6 tn IK. E x tr a v a lu e *\e. a s - o r t inenl Silks, Raven gai. far A g e s 3 to 12. xonie w ith s h o r t p a n ts nnd so m e w ith hm giex. Cretonne & 1 ~ Chintz I'rinted IloyH* r - A V i& ’sTl™. a J. X ’ IGHT 8H0W FRTp Y. U :3 0 P . M. » t * ““.JlnV To Southern Front *1 Suits W o rth to J-K.‘t!» Marjorie Cogburn Studio of the Dance Mrs, Fort Entertains Wembera Of Y. W. A. O ne hit o f T orn Saw y e r Ih iy ’a wool Iloyn* f ^ ir fn ~ vl — *------ - �•> I i *PAtiE FOUR 'h a t happened > f«H sick of as she was w it was lorminaU- any •yrk »*» re, wherr Mr. ome. ^ ften termed man of leturahle praUo I'a new book, en l e call* It Iovj stories | w ry man hat telling has now sk v -rv k eted "T he San Is My Undoing” to national popularity. You can 't escape from (his story once you are caught ,n (he fascinating career of Matthew Flood — the meteoric young man from Irith-ccnlury Bristol, who leaped from m i n to fortune, threw awav hi* future on a lovers’ quarrel, and w st haunted to the w orld’s erd by the memory of the lorely rails* Borm ester. Thi* cavalcade ef adventure sweep* back a n d .f o r th between the New World and the Old. through scenes of violent eve of Amcr- color,- across cco tin rn is and g r t a t story- serosa decades. I t involves the BOOKS AND AUTHORS By MRS. IRVING Bouth America for < GRAND OPENING HAT. NOVEMBER 1st. AT fltt - milt* south of gan. ford on the Hanford-OrIando Highway. Spaghetti Supper 8«rvrd from 6:00 'til l):0O o'clock. SOFT PRINKH, BEER. AND WINE DANCING Wa spvclallie In Italian and Spanish meals. FEINBERG Itt.19 lie wa* special traveling correspondent in Latin Am -rk-a for the "New York Tim***.'' an I in 11)40 was a regular commen­ tato r on foreign affairs fi.r the National Broadcasting Company over Station WJZ. Very few of those who know "Tommy” Ybarra as a vrieran foreign correspondent. nunabout-New York, wit amt iac*ntru r realise th at he •• the p* »aeaaor of n strange alter ••*•>. namely, Don Thomsa Ybarra of Venetuela Mr. Ybarra i* one «f ll.n-e rare North American* who, ‘•rcau*e of his background, ha* a really^ in­ timate knowledge of • ur "Good Neighbor*." anil in Id* recently published book, “ Youruj Man of Carac**.'' he doe* not *” tell the tru th about th.'in—al­ ways with affectionate humor When yrung "Tommy1' Vbnt. ra flr*l >s« the Hubs of d»y within th r *hadow of lh" -ttale House in Rnston, little d'-l ho guess that hi* choke of p.iri-nt* would lead him into s atranecly rsciting, strang, ly d l“ide I life, and cne fills’*! to overflowing with almost fictl inn1 r cm,mite and adventure. Ills mother a Plymouth-Rock Bostonian belle, hi* fn'tior a dashing young office- f< * Veno* surla, the lusty infsnl Tommy arrived in the world with a su­ preme indifference to the complexitie* arising from a -lldon of .South America wt’h N'TiH AmerIra befoie the turn ef the cen­ tury. The exotic life he lived ill hi* early year* in Venezuela l* a story more filled with entertainm rnt than a shelf-full of stirring romance* and mors Informative I sh rill the South A mvrann way of life thnn a tome of political data. Within the page* of thi* hook you will meet the (Jrnernl him­ self. Tommy’s father, who had the Spanish flair for the grind F R gB DELIVERY —PHONE «S0 BILL’S PACKAGE STORE 101 W. FIRST STREET New lx>a-vca Marvel Bread Ann Pag* MACARONI SPAGHETTI WHERE CUSTOMERS! SEND Try Our Western B ctf. Every Piece •o n oh rt.ee ss- . DIXIE CRYSTALS manner, whone inriiRaiitt'iiriFi wrn* tilwuy* magnificent, and whim* vigor, humanity und gu«to make him a person you will love and long remember. Then there i* Nelly, bin wife, who a» a girl tamed her firry mate ami raised her children it* be gmvl New Englanders rle-pit-the un-llostunlan surrounding, in which th .y livrd. You will chuckle over "Ye. ale" Sullivan, the faithful Iri.l, maid and her struggle* with her Latin wooer*, over General Ybar­ ra'* battles with th r English lan­ guage, over eleven-year old Tom my going off to hi* first revo­ lution, over all the thousand and on* anecdote* that sparkle th rrugh the page* of this richly human book. You will find your*,If telling ECONOMY DEPARTMENT *TMSS4 K o* LEA* iu s * * u IT.VTVH Cl'T* M. IT. ea4 eat* k WHITE BACON , lb. U'/fC I (The S ati o n so rtd caption with thi* photo readt "A steamer soak by a 'torpedo from a German U-boat." The vessel founders but doea not go (down, so the submarine commander proceed* to sink it by gun Are. He Arcs directly a t the stern of the ship Jotting out of the water. - ----- _ _ nislt (e«v RI v BUTTER 2 lbs. 25c BACON lb. 23c OYSTERS p t 29c MULLET 4 lbs. 25c wonder, maybe, in view of what ■lot’* get printed; but Uiat’a not X NI-Kas TKVtlKIt MS ............... . lh. Beware Coughs art from **a.wan eoM i ■ ■wm wwiawwi CHEESE.......lb. 29c That Hang On CreomuUlon relieve* promptly be­ es um it goo* right to the seat of t h r troubla to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. In­ flamed bronchial m u c o u s m e m ­ branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of CreomuUlon with the un­ derstanding you must Ilka the..way It quickly allays Uv* cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION Friday Only 19 2 1D- 2 2 t/zc (KMI.EM WEINER? lb. 17c .%. 4ROKKII c BACON....... lb. 19c i n n oh c i.i k STEAK.........lb. 15c 1 y r 11* BACON for Cowfa, Ckeit Coldi, Ironchitll 0 Friday Only Cream Cheese Pkg. Cc | LETTUCE Picnic HAMS., lb. 17c VO. It COBaLKH NOODLES . SULTANA Ann Pan* 100% H ydrogenat­ ed Vegetable Shor­ tening 0A C S lb. can Q U Red Beans IZeOS WELCOME BILLS CRAFTCN. Ohio. Oct. bPi— Electricny consumers got their October bills as usual in this Lorain county village — but all were marked paid. It was the third time in two years th a t the village Board of Public Affairs had declared a “dividend.” THEIR QUALITY DEPARTMENT l-ib. - | f f c h>avcs 1 a l and live* of a whole galaxy of un­ forgettable flesh-and-bl/KVl char­ acter* who Mem to step from it* pace* to share their emotion* with the enthralled reader. Thi* g reat ito ry will take ita place in your memory a* J t it tak irg ita place in the memories of thou, sands of new readers each week. O ther o f the newer bonks which are forcing forward to oc­ cupy top positions on all reader lit a re ’T h e Strange W oman" by Beir Ames Williams, "One Red Rose Forever” by MUdred Jor<**"• * " d “ M arrU re I . A Private A ffair” by Judith Kelly. U .S.Savingg Stain I WINES - GINS - LIQUORS i THUR8DAY, OCTOBER SO, 1941 TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 0 Sparkle FRUIT CAKES lb. ea. 39c 2-lb*, ca. 75c 5-lb*. Ann Pag* KETCHUP............................2-14 ox. bib.. 27c Ann Pag* SALAD DRESSING..........pU. 21c ql*. 35c Sultana PRUNE PLUMS....................2 no. 2 fj can* 25c CHKAM aTVI.H «e WHOI-M KMMNKI. „ A A P Golden Style CORN....................2 no. 2 cann 25c Buanyflald FLOUR 5 lba. 23c 12 lba. 51c 24 lb*. 97c R f ! _^ _ ,,ne*es 9 Ik 19a I8C 0 OR SPRY.......................................... 3-lb. can 53c Uiyfltld Pancake FLOUR.....................l ‘/e lb. pkg. 6c a Paga Pure EXTRACTS 1-ox. btl. 15c 2- ox. btl. 27c lit# Houae Cond. MILK.................. , 2-14 ox. earn* 25c r Own TEA BALLS box of 30 19c box of 100 59c r i.a iv ia •* H ia ia t ) /OUR 5 lba. 18c 12 lba. 39c 24 lba. 73c 48 lba. fl.4 8 any field Pure LARD....... 2-lb. ctn. 29c 4-lb. ctn. 57c RESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES KAY GRAPES................................................* lb * 1®« ICSH CRANBERRIES.....................................lb. 20c tUF* CARROTS................. .....................~ 2 be ha. 15c DISH WHITE CAULIFIOWER-------------- - . l b . lOe [R8IAN LIMES................................................ 2 dot. 15c iLIF. BARTLETT PEAR8.... - .............a.......2 lba. 15c IE8H RHUBARB.......- ........ .................- .......... -...Jb. 10c tNADIAN RUTABAGAS............. - .......... ............. lb. 3c |E8H BLACKEYBD PEAS...................................lb. 5e LIQUORS SCOTCHES Rtnrm J i m n o n 'i furthcoming novel, "The F ort,” encountered an appropriate hazard before publication; the mantisyrlpt was blown up with the premiere of ita London publisher. Hut a copy had already been sent over here and waa in type. In I.ln Yutang's new novel, "A Leaf In th* Storm,” tha author relates that "in China today civilians gu r u t in small partita to visit the front alm ost before a fight I* ended.” Ju s t an old WINES N I C K 'S Package Store P len a van l’*a»u-n‘.i newcet novel, "T hat Dey Alone” I* th* first full-length portrait of onu of the ___ most1 exciting eras In world history 10.TM-I041 — as seen and reported.. a* lived and recaptured, by a great Journaliet and a great humanitarian. Any correspondent ran report a -ta te a tro p h e -o n ly a Van Paaawen ran penetrate history diegulehed as the InalgnlflrtnL Her* are whisper* that speak louder than headlines, the fateful for­ gotten moment* that foresha­ dowed great events, the person- A tari). MOVAL OKU./ DESSERTS Fancy°KpUMPKIN„ aea MirrMrroM GB CORN................. **a MOSBDALH SUGAR P E A S....... so. • a t c a u s D it TOMATOES .........- YF|ELD aa” 1 'w* ^ ,ij it1-V 9': French's MUSTARD .6 ox. 8e APPLE C ID E R :.....p| gaL 29c em onoM BA H T- - DOG PO O D -..........n o . I tall 5« H » . rw*. a m n e « S 8 J S E S ? v 's A fC E - HM . a u a 'e m E A e i v . i : ^ . . .... 17. . 2K APRICOTS............... - —.19e ^ G H 1 UH 7>ic SUkely BABY FOODS - .......<k IK Akign SYRUP.....— .......... 9c ^ m * C ttll....... v*’«l -......... 1UC Fancy Cut B E E T S..— ...... 9c 303 APPLE SA U C E -------- 7F»c n o w n tu sn ORANGE JUICE. -...47-ox. 15c Sally Ann BREAD.......... 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More than an Inter­ pretation of contemporary his­ tory,- "T hat Day Alone” I* a vivid recreation of lh* aurga o t ARMOUR’S QUALITY BEEF SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY Cauliflower lb.7‘/ic rtH M a i r * ia •*■ c h i . 1.0 w a w Peaches no. x APPLES 5 lbs. 25c MARSHMALLOWS Sunahlne Yellow Halve* A YAMS.. 10 lbs. 2 Jc POTATOES fRFKIlON BEANS._ GRAPE 2 lbs. 19c CARROTS m ii» w TURNIPS.... lb. 5 c ONIONS... |lf,Af*V TW *' ra a a M « a a r .v CABBAGE - l b . 4 c APPLES... m c V ' t B X i n i t f t ' ? .H e Bouteua rLb'uE*- . ao’&T'^Se • BLACK P E P P E R . . . ____10c ¥ a b l e "s a l t . . - .......4 for 10c DRIED FRUITS NO. 7 ASSORTED CAMPBELL’S Fey. Brp. PEACHE8.-1-....15c m S * PEARS.....- . lb. H e f t y . B ^ ' MIX P B U IT -Jb . M f ’. V im * A D f lf m IL AH' YSOAP— j / o r l f e O -^ J tK l tell 7fie �— 5 ^ H U R S D A T OCTOBER 30, 1941 Texas Teams Pimlico Special • Loom L a r g e Opens Season For - On Grid Map Maryland Track SEATTLE, Oct. 30.—UP)—'The BALTIMORE, Oct. 30—UP)— § * > * ’ Lrnehorns and the Texas A non-wagering match tv;tween Aggies, both undefeated, looked Market Wise nd H a lf ! in the ai large on the nation's gridiron Pimlico Special and Ihe second yardstick today a< their horn* running of the Exterm inator lU le doca on tne map. Handicap, featuring the appear­ Dana X. Bible's Longhorns ance of “old bones- himself, will >H the country» collegiate foot- mark the op m ine of the Mary­ II team s in total offenae—gains land Jockey club's 13-day Fall rushing and passing—while themeeting today. Texas Aggies returned to a role Since h i rk et Wise and H 'lta l which diatingerhed them for the were the only entries in the $10past couple c f years—leadership 000 wtftrvertake-all special, the Jockey club decided to call off In' total defense. A Tha American football statis­ batting on tho race, which has tical bureau's weekly rankings dwindled from a heralded con­ showed undefeated but twice tied test o f champions to a meeting Utah first in total offense, tech­ between two horses th a t hare no nically, hut one of tha Ute outstanding claims to fame. games w as (till unreported. The I.' rket Wise, whose nine vic­ tra are credited with 403 tories to 36 sta rts thU an-son inis p er game from i unking in n ate • decision rrvrr W hirls* wy, and passing,' b at for those'tewms has earned $77,965 for Ownrr low with complete records, tha Tex­ Tufsno this year. Ilaltal, victories ans stand first with 381.8 yards in ala of his 16 start.-, has added $51,515 to the pockrtbook of for their fire games. Texas A. & M. has held the Owner Royce M artin th is' year. In addition to the $10,000 purse, % r to 87 yards per game via ru.hes and pasaka. Notre Dame the winner of the mile rh d three rlmws the beat rushing defense, sixteenths test will get the $2500 allowing 358 yards per game, hi ryland Jockey club gold cup with the Trans Aggies second at Market Wise, s three-yeai) old. will carry 120 pounds, and Haltal, 41 8. 0 The figurrs (a) denoting one a y n r older, 116 pounds. Wendell Eads will ride Market Wise an I game unreported: Total offense—((iains rushing'C onn McCreary will be up on rml paslng—(s ) Utah, 402 a v e -, Haltal. rage yards per game; Texas, The field for the Spcct'l wn < 3X1.8; Detroit, 374.4; Fordham, c l t to Iwo Fy refu-. I of such ^ i ; Clemaon, 353.6; Pennsyl­ horacj as Whlrlaway. the threevania, 362.3; Arisons. 3.13.4; Sy­ year-old king, and Alrxb, the twoyear-obi ehimploo. to accept the racuse. 350.6; Georgia, 346.6. Rushing offense— (a ) Utah, issue, while Big Pebble, the handi­ 321.7, average yards per game; cap leader, suffered a leg Injuii Pennsylvania. 20 5 8 ; Texas, 278; Saturday. Mrs. Marie E r t i s ’ Shot Pul, Syracuse, £71; Missouri, 268.2; winner of the event b s l year, Minnesota, 205.8. Forward passing offense—De­ heads the field for Ihe ,$5003troit. 71 completed of 120 at­ added E sterm inator! to tie decided tempts for 1003 yards, or 200.6 over a route of two miles and 70 yards average per game; Texas yards. Mrs. Willis Sharpe Kil­ A. & M.. Arisons, 170.4; Notre mer's 28-yeai‘.-old Exterminator, Aiame, 153.4; Texas Mines, 146.8 tha beloved “old bones" for which ^ Total defense—Tern* A. A M. the race was named, will lead the 87 yards average per game field of six to the post Others named overnight were J. C. Vidal's Paul Pry. John Boaley'r October Ale, II. C. Hatch's FUistco, E. C. Hsatwood'a Santiago and Mrs. E. K. Hryaon'a N A S I IN I I .I.K . j- I C o m p le te A u to R e p a in t yielded to rushes and pastes; Syracuse, 93.3; Tulane, 102; Mississippi State, 107.5; (*) Duquesne, 112.6; Georgia, 112.6; Vanderbilt, 1128- Navy, 114.8; (x) Rutgers. 117.6. Rushing de.euse— Notre D«me, 135.8 yards yielded to rushes per game; Texas A. A K. 0 8; T“lana, 45.8; (g) SanU Clara. 44$ (x) Dequesne, 48.3. Forward paaa dtfen se—Purdu® 18J ytrda yielded to passes per game; (a ) Denver, 29; (x) D art­ mouth, 30.8: St. Louis, 34.6; !’• mii lit i fa ctor in depression •'V o n ean l»**nd \ ••««» sf...t» th e g o al o f a b u n d an t iow h ole w o r ld ." he ix * • j I y o u c a n uae yo m m f •. • ' y o u r covernii»en»«. •• «o I I th e c h a n n e ls of w i i $<l« • k e p t open " I A s to r lh* » i -k i j w ;»r, hi e in p h .i» / I ih ■ Battling with their back* to the wall. (thin S tate’s $rridmrn stave off a Northwest rm aror* m they halt Wildcat Benton** plunge from thr <n. .foot line. N orthw eitern. how. — - . i___ Tom hind his leap high the kick Kutmit. of Michigan, punta from be­ *i n gn.il line as Minnesota playerin the air in a vain effort to block A recortl crowd of 85,750 persons watched tho bailie i.t ton Miiinrsotn n*>*ri! • 'it in* \\ • mum in th r i.ink- . r *»*• \h Home Of Those Famous French Fries HAM BURGER CHEESBURGER BARBECUE BEEF BARBECUE HAM BARBECUE PORK W ith l i n t F rcnrh I’rirH W ith H ut F rrm h F rie s Wi t h lint French Fries W ith llnl French Fries W ith l i n t French I ris-W E ARE NOW O PEN EX’FRY SI M l AY 15c 20c 20c 20c 20c SEMINOIE BAR-B-Q aOUIl. o f Sllpplfi i o - d e f e n d e r s •.f .!• in Io* n e g le c te d or la ever, struck twice Oitonirh Do the Buckeye* 1 I 7 .• »»•! pthe undefeated rla V $ watrhtl the Cnlumho 4c All) DEFENSE S U E S AYENIK \| . I. niihintr thr fruit putt hniiinii1 ill I -l» alt* I'* -kit ill Hull | thmuyn Q im rttrinaetrr niurktl. i.u *1. i: if til I ,i<k . lUnu) Day P h o n e -------------- 9130 rentem $a th r nrrHn iriw*. »*4 nl• $ l»i|»lit o I Nirk I .up* Urticmitlor ( i v i r l I Juiurn .1«. j K 'nt k LI ,t t.i I l« t| ,.ii In hurk, N ight Phone............47B -W Frink, Fourth i'otpn A rm (Jimr* f i l irl. • Tate i f il in k ai"l trrnmAirr. mtiniRlm that M.:$rly k*111Ihii Rret Murk n wmt«hark trn million will K* rr* <iuire<l (luriruc thr ru) du\4 of tU«i n unpuvfp, allotinir rnch mail WITH FOURTH CORPS A UFA I . ihmI Q U A im aiM A STK H HCRVICK om* oraiHfr « »i *.ij »tp.»i l r «»c| . . . I OF SUPPLY. WILMINRTON.fN. ca^jona An ivrn humlrril Irvum. u il| I f C. Ocl. 30—(Special)— Morv than h ern 'E m yards average per punt; Clent rri|inrt'<l to make Irnion uh* t**r lleiiaim l! ton, 42.17; Army. 41.82- P rin c e 300 carloads of citrus fruits S a n f o r d A ve. a t 2nd. SL mch HM Immo mr«i, maknu; ih* orange*, grafwfruit, and lemons ton, 4 IJ » i Forfliam , 41.26. are being concrntaU-d a t the giant total r«i|LirrmrnU more th in Tik Fourth Corps Area Quartermaster mlllii'ii (Irmona. Two million grapefruit ••*$* depots here and a t Ft. Jackson, 8. C. during the next 60 days for half for $*arh aohlirr, will aUo I dlatributions (o U n it. General prrv» «l on an averaifr of rv» i H ig h A. Drum's soldiers of the thin! day durinir the niiin«tiv« jH*rio<lft Plrr4 Army. T«» complete th t citru« fruit i»Lacdlng th a Hat will be 155 • G r a d u a te o f N e w Y o rk D e sig n S ch o o l cars of oranges which will In- <piirrmrnt9| the Quarteriiuiat* • • Member Telegraph Delivery Service served .12 times, about every other (jirpa him *hip|M*tl npproxitn. t- !\ • Member .Southeastern 4 Florida S U te Florists day, to tho 369,000 troops TJI.ODO |M$un«U of orun^r m.iroi . gathered In this area for their l.uN- for toddler* with a "aw«*l A asY n. ' Fall war games. In addition, the tiMith.’* W. First St. Sanford, Florida Phone 758-M Fourth Corps Area Q uarterm a. ter will provide 120 tfsrload* of I Five men conabltreH rrrular^, grapefruit ami 28 carloads of j on the University of Florida (Formerly N adrr'a) lemons—ihe latter used prin-; football team thia year lU irlnll II. I*. Coley, owner 10! S. I'arkj cla pally in the concoction »f l their v a n ity care en a t pc alt lop*' lemonade fo r th* thlrxty divi-j other than thoae they now «*eslon*. Citrus grower* of Florida and E njoy th* ad­ California will cooperate In furvantages o f our ~ ■ ------T — Personal Loan D epartm ent. V Trol* Pistoles. To make up fo r Ihe lack of F L O W E R S O F T H E H IG H E S T l ) l'A I .I T Y You nee] n # l ^ betting (Ml the Special, th r Jocksy ho a depot!- ^ W IT H T H E B E S T OK S E R V IC E ! W E A R E Club added another race to the *"fs _ : E Q U i r i 'E I ) TO H l.l. ALL O K IIK K S program, maktny nine events in •II. Post time for th* first rare 1‘R O M IT L Y A N D I'K O I'E R L Y . will ba 1:00 P. M. (E. 8. T .) with tlm r Member Federal Deposit the Special, eighth event, rxM E M B E R O F F L O R IS T S T E L E G R A P H D E L IV E R Y peeled to go a t abou t 4..TO I'. M. War Game Troops Get 390 Carloads Of State’s Citrus BRYAN’S Vp GARAGE V.1 ."?5&|t-rSS “t- . •«» r- jf (Pi t ' FOR YOUR NEXT FLOWER NEEDS CALL MRS. PIPPIN MODERN SHOE SH O P ATTENTION! A . K . R 0SSE T T E R , Florist The Sanford Atlantic Ni Bank Classitied A dvertiseinents FOR BALM downataira apt. 411 ifcgnolla, USED A P P U A N aE & -l S Burn­ HELP WANTED________ er Kertmne Hot Plate $7Ad; : a Good Keroaena Range*. •aeh; . J Aeroflam* *11 r rireulitor, $25-00; 1 1 City Gaa Room H*aUr, $10.00. Tkana appliances reromliUoned and ean ba bought on weakly Installment plan. a G r w a 'i Pual Gaa Sarvica. F A iw m From Poet Offlc*. N0RGB CIRCULATING heater* —we have la*t received a Mg shipment Com* la tad *•• 'o er »•Wet loo—Wa hav* th* (It* # 70U wont a t th# prle* yon T wn»t I s pny. Terms. Seminole lT k » Bho*. SOI N- Perk A re, Phan* *7. :an wanted to dewall known . food _ a t crocery ato m on Friday and Setordsy every week. $*e Phil Steven*, Wight Growry Co^ Saturday morn­ ing only. EOTAKKtT JEEPERf>WBCANT GO ON A HOC/MOON' m B R O K E / 1 GAVE H i L A S T FT* OUOCS T O THAT JU S T lC C f “• rj. . *.|< • li:r»- i • r is t n n t c h ie f o f the S».»t. h r. I*i »i tm e fit's fre .itv d iv i'io n . urift-d the N a tio n ^ f .i r i n n * iit*t m -rk to " h e a p the in te rn a lto n a l . u}«h>mi»•! to o v e rflo w ini;** mi I .»11 ?t it th** w a r m a t h r w »•' 4»l*| h • p o u t-w ar w m M m<i\ \ •MIl'Mt m in e . H r «.*l* 1 t h r m in i it »»«. * MJ* s 1u»w.»n « •*i im*l» * the r t hi* A - — » mt* d < •im ti \ \\ * t»f the \\ hi Id tt».»t w to n lit is w o n th e y w ill h i \ *• tr« tunity to p re v e n t urn i••f«l and th is ‘ V ir e n m 1 i $»• th r* . « WRECKER SERVICE l»r \\ - FIV E in n :nl cmnpaiirn ti» boost •ale of def* iim* sta m p s ami boruii. t ’O L U M B U S . O , Oct .Ut* K n o w n n< h *«»tt*.«II \ \ • • k |.*r Ohm h m h U ha\e- been t>«fen«e S a v i n g * . ’ Tt • * i m p u g n as k ed by th e Ohio hi fett«e S;»v. to tie held will |. , «n j. .,*t un t tl tnira C o m m i t t e e to ^ p a r t i c i p a t e an.I d i * p l a \ * ,$t *1 *il kM tm s . Farm ers Are I'rjred , To Raise More Food * u P \r ,E THE SANFORD H ERA LD . SANFORD. FLORIDA P E N N E Y 'S J C . P C N N E Y C O W * P A N Y , l n c o » p o « . i l e d By PAUL ROBINSON i § —4* H N �1 ' • - r ‘ ‘ * * ______________________________________ .. I .... •' _______________ " • ____ ■IrZTZ, THE 8ANF0HP B&til TH infflD A ^ 0 C W > * -1 » .-1 W trgjlty A*V Senate leaders go to the mnp with their argument*. Left to rig h t r TassCo, ” J Sen Senator Iffram Johnson of California, former Senator David A. Read of ----------.-----nnayleanla and Senator Robert LaKollctta of Wisctnsin. Reed, appearing as a witness before the Senate Foreign Balptlpna Comtalttaa, declared repeal of the ban on arming of merchantmen would ha ’ a step toward war. a ( W. Arcrfll H arrlm in, hm I <*f n» greftcil by hia dauuhtrr t*n Im r » JeOrd n*»®vrrbrook, who h«-a I I i .American mi*«i<>n which *• »-t »*• I tha Suviit L’i .h#h i ill m fit 'Imww, ll IS • t i'lrn-tl with •i • ! » i • IlntiAh- * ’* »-* .Milt? aid to A t aa unldantlftad Iludson Day Poat a U. 8. Na*y PBY plana of th* North Atlantic Patrol come* In fag do**, te n t tiny by Eskimo*. Th* native* have Been other plane* before but the* are hopeful tho craw may bar* soma tin cana to apart which can ba converted Into weapon* or utensils. Thla la a U. 8. N ary photo, H . its, ^T-MSJYkaWW J*hu F. Flaarty Judy C'anova DteUHnjf ilm v u i nfTtctrd lay the *Moft Hawaiian moon” und wci| un AWOL U. 8. army corporal only because ha “deceived" her, actrvis Judy Canovn was granted, by a Ia>s Angalc* court, nn nnnulinmt of her wurriogo to James ll. Itlpley. •fwfm -w*kw-»or'l Sir 'Earta Pag. p •• ‘Australia's naw rapraaenUtlvo to B ritain’* war cabinet, Sir Earl* Chriatma* Grafton Pag* I* ahown on arrival at San Francisco by clip­ per plan*. li t la cn rout* to h_ 'll* now fto st, traw ling half-way round th* world to gat that*. Mol luoom Spurred by President Rooatsalt** suggestion that ’’arming of our ships Is a matter of immediate urg tn rr," Itspreacntatir* Sol Bloom of. New York introduced a bill la Conge*** to permit th* arm ing af merchantmen. Ilis legislation would trinuve the prohibition of thla pracautlun from th* NsutmUilg Act. Representing th* “Keep America Out of War Congress.6 John F. Flnorty la plcturad aa h* told th* Ifoua# Foreign Affair* Commltta* w Washington that repeal of th* Neutrality Act ban on a m in e of merchant ship* would “con. damn our seaman to sudden death without warning." y. a aa "the hoy In the Iron lung,” smile* Into th* ■s he looks at hls wif» and fast-growing daughter, Teresa Marie, upon thrir arrival a t Miami Beach, Fla., for the winter. Ruby Kevlar, screen dancer and former wlf* of comedian A1 Jolaon, la ahown with Johp Homer Lowe, wealthy bualneaa man, aa they applied for a marriage license a t Paaadtna, Cal. Ruby gav* her ag* aa H . Low* said h* waa 20. They rafuaed to raw al m arriage plan* i Appearing befor* the Penal* de'•atl gating committee, S Idnan, asaodate director genAmoor tha l» Amarlcana aboard TI/j w ‘ fPU, defended hit action In tha Unitad BUtaa fralrhU c U k ilk , K •w ard of a W arn* County, which waa torpadoad and am * off u u k afanaa bousing project to tha araat toaat of Africa whlla flyiag )h . bidder, who employs CIO a declared hia action, which Bamasl Bahaa gowrnrasnt 1200,000, waa to avert "civt! wdr" ha- t o regime of new Premier I,loot n. Elki Tojo, M, of Japan, la f i ­ tted to bo alrungly militarlitlo Sjatrongly pro-A*l*. Gen. Tojo, acaodlnr Prior* Konoye, who wivi « nd lr to the U. 9., la known to • a frank admirer u t German Army method*. Mr*. Anthony I . Danla, of Brook­ lyn, N. Y , wlf* of th* • kippar af tha U. 8. destroyer A ra m * la ahown with their aon, Anthony, Jr. lia r husband’* Ilf* la charmed, de­ clared Mr*. Oania a t n tv a hla aklp had bten torpedoed off Iceland. Bar husband I* a Navy man and aoeh Meat tha naw cliampton alato- • • walker, Richard OToffman, l l i T ^ T " lo bad (a hla Senas , h°m« and woko up th* Haavywi •ast moraine la Taatjack, N. J dalac hi Clad In pajamas, .hues and at army atacklnn, ha covared aomo IB d k r at» mil** In hk nocturnal winder- where b tac*. Ha had ntrer haan In Naw (arm*. J J.raay before. ppar of tha American frail (orptdoid u 4 tusk M it coaat of Africa while I Star* and Strip** CapCVlt tins, 44, of PaakakiU, If. 1 larad to bo aboard a lift Wag la tha Sooth Atlantia, t with U men waa picket a other* carrying 11 warn a n hola« hostadL htfASjtftftijt Uniform far tha arrctfs ■Ur , :’A »*V • . t- . . v T n -rr* * VA » . » I ;v - �tiSXSf* OCTOBER' 30, 1941 ^GUmpst^Ofnarid^ 1 attraction.; the Miami a n * , showing , practlcallj a jttrjthlng of interest to be found there; Hialeah racetrack; aeenea in the Feergladea inrliilin* Seminote encampment*; gtimpeea of the keautifu! Suwnnnee Rieer; the Bok TaUer ami Bird Sanc­ tuary a t Lake Wal.-a; th e -C y prera Darden* at Winter l(a*en showing the electric boat a navi­ gating the waterwaya through colorful flower-bedecked stretch'* and Silver Spring* showing iinderwntcr movies and how they »r» made. Thu's- who have h-cn favored with n preview of “Climpses of Florid*" say that It i* one of the moat romprrhentive plcturea cf Florida ever mado and will he Tn’ Nofrth •RCTeil»e3 11 % • TAn-AHAS8KR7"Oct. SOi-YSp*. el I)—THe SU U Hotel Commie r'on hoe ju»t been xtvlted th«t gjatnvx A. i'Fltipatrick'» r e m i t tr*v*k>rue "Ollmptee of Florida" ba* Juet been r*leiee<l for diapUy in mora than 10.0000 theaters throughout the United . S tatai. The picture ia in technicolor. Id to be one of K itrapatrirk’a ^ e e t productlona nnd it ia b>breed it la about to be ahown at the eery beet poailblr time to Influence travel to the Runahin,' State daring the coming tourist aeenon. The aequrntea follow! 9 Pabm • Beach, showing \ hotels PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA I ona of the moat eitenaively dis­ tributed of any travelogue ever ahown in the united State* In ­ asmuch a* the picture will hr seen by million* of theater goer* it in reganled a* one of the be-,1 bit* of publicity e v e r given th" atate. sorter. t* h*r*h% (<ven eng m ril ||| It i| Wtii r aw wlit r\ th at riHM it i in it r the I' J t li M l VI H i l l I I T l i t j !•%. I.\ t M l I *»lt I M 'in n IlN A>jC ^ 'ifs.rl * .t i|t n M |r ' K lis r ld * un«|fi lit.fl«-- ' M-«»Ww r i . «r»,l U n i I in i f n .| i . f u M . .1 >. . . . f , . i» iir » iis iii *•» i h f t- *.w i Ui.- r . I t t l«M|* N al l i f *it S*t .|l • • • » aI-I a t I , I | .• v*- s.f | > 1st t. I .MU a.r 1he* • .......................I . iit in u * I «*•*«•r»t > M il S T l . I i'V M L AT I A rcade I’arkajfi* S t o r e * till l*f T il B I Ml A 1 -1*1 N K M ill I in \ • r»k \ r» ti i .i n ICS ,lr- ri. e- I* I • M ill Continuing its g rid rivalry with Davidson t.sdleye iu<i tile U- of Miami. R. »llin* College ho* booked $*** team* for p m n in I M2. I>tvl.!« n \%ill U* iii«*t at I>avi«l*<»ti, hf. C., cm Oct. *21 nett year, it departure f rom their two Sep­ tember Biertinm. and in HJ43. the* Wildcat* vbill m kc their fu st appearance in Florida <•« Nov. IJ. Rollins plays Miami in Miami on Nov. t>, 1042. 1% I H I M K mmii i»l • H ' l l l *1 >11 M il •- M I I N It III h IIK S T • ' M.|.l • , 111 •i • l\ M l. IIN K S l i ne OF Liquors -H Arcade Package Store n n h a If ft H I i~ r i c o r . « l ••« in* 1 1% lU if r ll't liquor Sto re) M k l l l g f t A IM *A llK l U . i u u o i u l i ' l s t i l V d si fOI»l5 I.E®"El'S AND “ . MEAT ..i N e a l f l a r l a n d , 7 0 . o f R r d f b r d . I n d .. f i t s a t ih * h+dnide o f h it f o u r t h w if e . M y r t le . 3 1 . w h o h ad j u s t g iv e n b ir t h to h i* 27th c h ild , h e r e ig h th r ite p ro u d f a t h g r eait) b»*v u m i a I . lie %ouUi f a l l i r r . n o m u re r h i l t l / m » i K r h * % aiJu U U i't g e t .• ft y lh lr ffc to .do to S u p p o rt them . M A R K E T War" I *•• ••e• WE RESERVE 1 H * RIGHT TO IJM IT QUANTITIES Phones 411 • 412 400 S a n f o r d A t *. “ FREE DELIVERY” aoRnr-u/a rniur. taHtarsiT • BACON______ ib. 28c TB0NE STEAKS . lb. 39c FAjsi-r r n t u x in !' . White BACON...... lb. 17c n rtrp a LEG 0* LAMB........ lb. 30c aiMiuttM TETbcnurn H A I P ......... - ___lb. 31*/'C A IM O inn ■W H I.ra Beef NewwB alrM a r i a l tv p h e w iiw I B r SL.) 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Obelink rioor New* F lr * t Hr, H snfnrd, F lo r id a , under i I he fh -tlilo u s n sm s lla b s r l's flr*»re ry und th at I Intend In re g iste r | r .i M nam e p u m u sa l lo the term * 1 »f the MK ie tlt'o u S Nam* Hlatute'* H 'h « p t« r B t i ) l s « « o f K lo rld s l w lib lh « C le rk of the C ircu it 15c Weilem Chwtk R o a st thu 11:0 ) 11:1ft At Home With Sully Mar| tin l 11:30 Tune* from the Tropics • 11:4ft UP N e*, 11 :ftft Program Resume 12:0)) Kate Smith Speuk* I 12:(ft 1 heekei Ixiard Time 12:30 |lancetime 12:1ft th ir H>l Sunday 1:00 Unur Firm H ub 1:30 Hridgc School of the uir 1:1ft Road of Lif2:0o Young Dr. Mulone 2:1ft Joy%e Jordan 2:30 Up News 2:3ft Building for Defense 2:4ft Aftenoon Mii«lc*>le 3:00 Afternoon V'arietl^s 3:1ft Bob Hannon, m ngs 3:30 ltm fro Valiev Folka 3:1ft Americans Map the Slies 3 ’hft pre«» .News •« 4:00 Columbia Concert Orchc*-1 t»a 4:30 laindt Trk» 4:30 Pres*- News 4:4ft Press .News f»:00 Twilight Melodics ft:1ft The (Jol.lbergs 6:30 l>oc Sellers Life k s e r n t’t! T rue T»m8tn»y I lr * In heretiy « ‘. v e n - th a l 1 | 6:45 Ju st Entertainm sm engaged In huslneaaent a t S14 f* 1 Ib 23c I I f h 1il Ib rillets 19c Ib B eef I ' • I 4*i ill tile* ■* L«an. Me-iiy Hit* t. . | .i r i t, M oat C o untry flyU * T-n l**i . i. in* II II- - 1 O •►.in l S h r im p Ib 19c J u m b o Ib 25c i<. 11 .M 'b S te a k s Fie • ' li f i ' l l n il • m u I ..I -O hi P r u n e s o> 12wc Ha Gnvte A Mvdu.m S.*• EGGS BREAD S m a ll S i t * P runes ^mebreeie-Doisa M i A8*ewt*-lo»eei'a iM xlw d W Lia 16-ox loaf t>rom»d<ny 8c D a le s 13c Keebler's S a lt ln s s lot 10c For Belter C«x.hinj SPRY can O r u a i »/ l a l l t r lai/ail/; la A •/ Wj l t r aB.y/ / /- », #in' ** » CXCTAOO i \ w k 9«aa ... 9c SOAP FLAKESk m h k rtt m « . He I iIc • • w ,.f M i a . i ---- j l I I •• I I u .. t il. vm ■ .m ■i \\ .1 I.. 1 •..I r H . Bee Brand to g SI .“ i2c.< *.*•*•**v «V/ S -ec l|« - . ^ «T •' Fairmont » Bolloi B.and 17c Ib 25c lbs SEA rO O D S C h e e s e B A BY BEET New. blue Streak i CHOP a lA C K IO M i >>i • •i: n•*1•• 1* oil> I 1 i ».l • H:IH» T h e \\.. I.I T « t h y : K:lft K* u r Singing SMle*man 8:30 Sunrise Serenatle I H:4ft Mom & \|»*Uon, pianists ! OSH) S inging Striugn 1 T o ily I ' l l I *M A M $ liie s ilie * 0:1." A met lean Scho. l Air I Ib H eaas ' • ..... . I DM. .1 f ’ lr il* I 7:4ft UP C r e a m l.iltle Hivj tltlf r High S**«* oII..y. Ip M« l<»«ht « I 7:0ft litt'ltkfm t Pre-ill Hi-1 ) 3 2 5 c M ULLET ibs Kv>i»r I . j p j n S id e s iisiryln Pricos Good Thru Nov 1 s J Jl2»* II. 10o i yll l - 1 l » l rights S a u s a g e Ib 23c A ;C j ouRsPMajLvoanBwcu'i'. ..... . cm ram .Cheese.....2 Ipr 17c ‘ ^O PSU EY nTz^TiScno. 2 ^ 1 S c Cook or .. riiii.A U K i.rntA k.v,.»w k«.-ppy CHE^SjB.............. U>. 59c w Te n .U i sli;ii|«.v% H uffy - lux. in 8: fta E lm e r l» A 9:00 H a m I-* . f I .... 9:^0 M u tin y *n tIt*- 1 __ ' i v - PIC PORK i 8:.i n 0:1ft 10 OO | 10:1ft 110:30 10:3ft I 10:4ft Ballard’s Obelisk R*S* • ■*1 « * A liit * 2 S h o u ld e r ib 19c . 12.06 Sign Off Tnm ornm ’* )*r"gr*m H:30 Nurman Iha-lcy A IIn • mo ► EIr l nw Iit>y4 7:00 N o rth American Imurance no* |rown SUGAR..........2SC t n ri.K C l ............................ " CAMPBELL'S l ii lider VINEGAR........ 2 * TOMATO fw an.K arargan . h . , jfc. Baking POWDER..... 21* J U I C E — ■». 7' Ift Mit«ir l%<*«Mii 11:00 (iu y I.•ifiiiiiitilt. D ri ht * t ri • 11:30 Blue Hurrun (tr«he*trK 1 12:00 I inttui W. IN, \« * * ■*»?/ LA R D nf. ..I t • , 7:20 III* N. w* I 7:40 .A«*itdtMii> \ %».»».I 8 :0 0 QUANTirt Lowes. Everyday Prices Best C«r«hie In »•’ i * e " l'n»ifmm Ki’nim r William | S h .n r K« wtl*ii 11 I t. phri The Wor'.l T* .lav Murine l «>r|*« IU;t.1 Si-w. i.f «>■- \k . ■ .1 Mf « •» 1'J d:|f» C» .10 JJ: 1ft 7 .00 10 ini (• !•*itvt M ill. . I 10:1ft Tlt.X 10:30 A lim it if Sp*. t-. 3 lbs. l lb . 5 ............ . r it. *• i i i *i WDI’.t) F A N C Y B U C K ‘ T W 111 APPLES.............. 5 lbs. 19c rmmir ivavtvr mc%i» CABBAGE............... lb. 4c C ONIONS...............3 lbs. 11c f i t lit.Il aKIW YAMS................ 10 lbs. 24c GRAPES............. 2 lbs. 16c f hernl'i lr i ’A it'lll 'ii • '• ait*. \ i:t • »• » • i •*i I'A DIO NEW9 w " i " w TC f WINDEX Granules 2 am. 17c 1*1 Sank k 3 | * Q ^aer.. .2 cans 9c 7TTT SAUER'S lb. 39c ■EXTRACT V . \ �THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY,' OCTOBER 10. ll table Supply To Participate In State-Wide Sale ‘‘Streamlined” Event Is Promised Public By Local Manager (119 W. FIRST ST.) TABLE SUPPLY lx m pH cti In nil ifcparlmrnU W ill fe a tu re tho s ix te e n th an* n h rtm tp y sale s to he conducted 5 f the Table Supply Stores in ties throughout Florida begin­ ning today and continuing through Nov. 6. 6 DIG DAYS TRAINLOADS OP BARGAINS—BIGGEST ARRAY WE'VE EVER PUBLISHEDI FRESH FRUITS 4 VEGETABLES BRANDS B U .S. No. 1 Emperor | 2 Ige, heads 17c | York APPLES u. s. No. 1 Lettuce w !O lbs.21c Cobblers ___ WE CELEBRATE — YOU SAVE! Jamc* Wonilwari!, manage • «>f . the Hanford Table Supply SI omm, which is participating in n date. Wide anniversary »alr I Touring the various Dritlah tra in . 1 In* center* outild* Brltala, Air j Mar.hal A. G. R. Garrod arrive* a t Miami, H a. Garrod In*peeled tha •rhnol at tha University of Miami , •••> * |>l* pea* I •*»•*#•■> I «•■ 111' I where RAF cadet* taka navigation “•tgeamlined'' *alc hove b u n un. LT. darway fur * full l* n month* training under vrteran alrlln* pilot* and university taacheri. AI! department* have worked on L the event, preparing *!gn. nut t ? display* for *lore<, buying gro. £, eerie*, meat and produce ami cr! ranging for a romprehrndvi- mi­ l l ' Vertlning campaign. The two fleet* of truck* oper. j ' a tad by the company hnve lu-en £ ! dlatrlbutlng grocc rle* from I In­ i ’. • warahau.c* Id Miami ami Taiupit A nlnn whereby farmer* h*v. i o ; to atorv* aerved l.y the chain in (itiea all over the .late fur iiime Ing Federal IjioiI Hank loene K V th an a month. For the pact two may protect themaelve* again*! p m Iu . special aupplie* : 'IV weeks, aupplii of incut* any po.t-w ar Gump or crop fail­ I i else have been ordered by W. ure* by making payment* into n "future paym ent' fund, which ; E. Mallanre, market manager. Mr. Woodward, who live* with will draw the *ame rate of Ina hia wtfa and two small children Ureal he I* being charged on r !*t 117 West Twelfth .Street, ha* hi* Indebtedness to the hank, I* V jh w a manager of the Sanford announced ty It. I). Freeman, [t(- store for threa y e a r* and ha* .Secretary-Treasurer of the 8cm' teen employed by the Table Inolo County National Farm Loan • , Supply Compuny In vurlmia part* Aieociatlon. Under the plan a land bank I*, iff Florid* for ala yrer*. ’. Market manager, Mallanaa has byi rower may now .end funda to tha bank to be held in a trust r/M S B In tha local store for two iRWntha. Preceding hit employ. account fur future iiutallm rnta, and tnla account will be credit, ed with compound Interest ut tha aamo ra le which tho memberborrower I* paying nn hia land Ibank loan. “Tha Federal le n d Rank ami [the National Farm l*>an A*»oclatlon feel th at thi* 'future pay­ ment' fund offer* a number of advantage* to tha borrower*,'' aald Mr. Freeman. 'T h e borrow­ er who has future payment funda In the land bunk ha* a backlog of security upon which ho ran draw In time of nerd to keep hia obligation In good standing and carry him through a lean period, lie .la --------inaured against T_ Teday, In the Interest* of na- h«rd1 tlm e a - a t no coat to hint Inal defense. Table S u p p l y I n a u r a n r e . a m are co operating In an ef- . Ttri* P '"” P»nnil« • land « to eonaarve paper bag* be- ■ » « tjorrower to make payments oae p ip e r mill* and Ingredients . Jor future application on Federal S p e e d e d for defense produe-11-*"*! I t y * ,oan' *lU ronU M t M. Arrangement of food on i»r purchase money mortgage Olvea In Individual atorv* Is de- irunnlng to tha land bank In gnad to aavo labor and thu* f"X amount leas than tha unpaid it the food to Florida houae- balance of hi* oldigetion.’* Ivei more economically. . Mr- Freeman said th at many Haven employes of the Table farm ers were now In a position lipply Stores throughout Flo- Jo fortify themselves afain at la are aow In aeUv# military f“ 'ur» nu.rtg.go worries and In fyke, atatlonsd In camps all taking advantage of the future t T tha country, T he company payment fund plan would be I I HEATER Great Savings! Visit Us Today! WASHINGTON. Oct. 30-1#)— Tna supply prot..;ee end allpeaUona bo.nl U studying possible i .a a n o ’ a r n a n i a n * •* Apple JELL Y ....................... 1 Florida HONEY.................... ] •••t.lji »•»• n **• a la-DewkiBt PICKLES....... — J Cane SYRUP............. ............ 1 4S , 4 i Argo Cut String Beans med. can 10c Argo Peaches.........halves no. 2Va 19c Argo Fresh Prunes.........2 no. 2 y2 25c Argo Corn o ff Cob.....2-12 oz. cans 25c Del Monte E. G. Peas.............. med. 15c Vac-Pak Del Monte C offee........lb. 28c n n . Moans Fruit Cocktail............... 2 tall cans 27c Del Monte Catsup 14 oz. h a 15c Med Can Vacuum ^ Pack 16-os. White Loaf WATERGROUND MEAL or GRI TS *l lbs. lj0c 12£c O L E O ' s s It > |* FINE GRANULATED . ' •.5 *% *f i j v . ',■* Anniversary Celebration Bargain! ||iiir SHORTENING carton TheSweetest Bargain IrvJWn! 30,000 lbn. of delicious Marshmallow topped cookies—covered with shreds of sweet coconut—Buy several lbs. from our big display. The kiddies will eajoor them !...... .J Georgia Short Ribs *_ Always Great Savings At Table Supply! NO ADVANCE! TABLE SUPPLY VITAMIN ENRICHED! » •• * ‘ Don’t Miss It, Folks. Greatest Sale • In Our Historyl LAND O ’ SUNSHINE ont-Circulator v ORANGES ARGO-DEL MONTE SALE! Pancake FLOUR................... ] i*1 n n FOR QUICK SANDWICHES Perfection Stove U grow i m m u c i «K tlth i, low price Quality fXandard a Anniversary Special I I 1 WAFER n H A SLICED ID, ANH0E if ic r Golden Yellow APPELESAUCE................!..~1 leeauso while the Investment la earning a good rats of Interest. tM* money wuuld a t the same time, ho doing service for nationel defense through rv-inveatmrat by tho land hankT Ban On Non-defense Building May Slacken BANANAS i» K r r Can 'A Hot Celebration1 Future Payment Plan Worked Out By Farm Bankers A S m a ll I Bch. 7 c | CARROTS BRANDS J c A N S - ^ 4 i C _ ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! - — beef — _ P IC N K �* o Sanford Le T hr Only C enlrsl Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Kail, Highway And W ater T ransportation SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1941 NUM BER 55 Member A sso ciated P re ss Troops Move in Is Sunk p Tem po On Destroyer u. s. Strikers At On M oscow Bendix P la n t By Torpedo O ff Iceland x Doudney Figures .From T w o Directions Sample Taxes On Reds Pour Workers Alongside Regular Troops In Battle South ^O f Capital A Grand Old Girl's Birthday Soviets Reported Fleeing In South • Defenders Admit Sitnation Is Bad At Caucasus Gateway Tha Germane- atepned ui> • *0 f * * Moscow ” riv® from two directions ttv o * y ea th e Soviets ooured trorkara alongiid* th e ir re * . Ul*r troooa in bloodv batUoa around Tula. 1«D miles south • o f Moscow. A nother m ain Germ an drive wae developing In th e Volokatemsk regies ( I milae northwest #f Moscow aad Landau • heerd that Vatekofcmafc w u cap. tered by tha Genaaae alter Mttor ftehUag. Oa « tha Nam of Liberty Is eelebrated on la New York Harbor with appropriate ceremonies uslty In the U. E. Left te right, are Count Jacques D. Ere* France; Lucy Monroe, who eang the 9 Bpangtsd Banatr, aad Mrs. Alice Donohue, national preildent .th e Veterans of Foreign -Wars Auxiliary. 2,100 Bayonet Car* rying Soldiers Act Upon Orders Given By Roosevelt BETfJJVX. TV.'J!. O r t.- y i* —UT) ’"Chest Artillery troop*'m oved Into the ground* of A ir A llo­ c a te d , Inc., i t 4 20 A. M. (EST) today under orders from Presi­ dent Rooscvult to protect the production of (0,000,000 worth of defense order*. The atuul helm rtrd bayonetcarrying snldlrrt numbered 2,100 a* Army officer* conferred with plant official*. A cl**h between returning C I O. •trikera and non-union worker* precipitated the Pre*ldent'a action. Preildent Ron»evelt li* t night directed Secretary of W ir Stlmeon immediately to take posses, linn and operate the plant of Air A*«oeia(e«, In c. Bendix, N. J , where a dispute ha* developed over reinstatem ent of atrlk an under remmmendatlon of tha de­ fense mediation hoard. The arlion wa* announced at the White llouae hy Secretary Early. He ,aid the Preaidtn* had ordered the army to take charge and continue tn operate the p lant a* long aa may he reQulred In the Intereil of national defenae. "O ur country la In danger.”’ the Preildent'a atatem ent aald. The plant hold* government order* for IS .000,000 worth of military aircraft en u ip m rn t The aeronil effort to p u t the atrlker*. member* of the C. I. O.'a United Automobile Worker* bark In work failed earlier la»* night becauao of alt-down demonatratlona by non-atrlkera Reuben James Is H it While On Convoy Duty In North At* lantic Last N ight Red Armored Train To The Front New State Plan No Word Given^ Of Loss Of Life iSrcnd 1h T o Jump A s s e s s m e n t s On Large P r o p e r t y Congress Is Stirred Rut Roosevelt Sees No Policy Change With thr «chool huilgrt a p. prfwe»i S*nf->nl Doudney, county tax R*«e**4tr. has prrparrd a IUI of •am plrs of thr taxra property ownrrs of thr county will pay. T hf trrnd in th r nrw ty*!rm of placing a 100 percent value on tho property and reducing iha mills gr rate has tendril to In­ crease the ta*e« on Ur*** proper­ ty owners and decrease the ta ttn on small homes and hiistno»*• ea. Since the •chitol nnlla^** in ilif. frrent in different ili**. trieU the taxrn will vary in thnv* district* with District One nnd S ii slightly hijftyrr A hrmentead v»lnr«l si 1 1.0041 Inal year in District* On.* nn,| Six paid * t a r of $17, but Ibl* yr*|- ih , same pnifHTtv will be ViilP.I at *3.011(1 and p:,v ,1 In* of only $11.23, Mr Itoo-loey computed. In thu «am- tlt.lrl-** * hum rstrsd valued ni 35,000 la*t vr«r pal-l $88 ami *V. vu*r will have Ita valuation l-i-nncd Ihw r limra and pay (20.7.75. limine-* n r nnn-«-*rn':«l projp e r lv v a im 'd at ( I Dili. In *t y .'n r paid 104 .IH and Ih i* yr n r will WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 t i/l’> Tin* Navv D coartnii'iit nnnminoeil torlav th a t thi> U. f*. rlrnlm vcr Reuben Jnnu'a wan Mink liv a toroeiln during tho night o f Oct. R0. whili’ i nnvoviiur In tho N orth A tlantic went o f Ice* land. Thi* t'lininmiulintr offi­ cer w.ih Limit, Cnni. II. L. Kilwnrih Thr Kculirn J<»nir< w »i the* f »r-1 A m r r ir m i wRMhip M in k and thi* th m l attack P ru ld tB t •It’s shoot on sight order. First rvportR brought no word of ttossihli* lot$4 of life*. Tho ship o n lin n n ly Of Anal Meet River Channel Reverend Brooks Is Plan To Deepen Main Named Moderator River Course And For Ensuing Year Woodruffs Creek At Ih* twenty d ih th Annual r Um Bawhula Baptilt H a t Ovtodo Thursday a t 10:00 o'clock with ragars from individual and • a n y gaaata and r an ant. tha fallow lag Throe United 8 Latee Army en­ gineers arrived la Hanford from Jacksonville yesterday to survey and make estimates upon the proposed two-mil* ibort-cu t in the Bt Johns Elver channel from W oodruffs Creeh to the Oatsen Bridge at Iadiaa Mound Village. Edward Higgins, (hamher of commerce secretary, listed today. Tbe engineers, Roberts. Corn­ wall aad Dolatrem, will Invest!, get plans aaado by tbe Chamber of ComoMree whkh recommend­ ed o abort tha* age deepening tbe riser's channel about 10 foot aad tha groan believe* that tbe coat will not bo much great­ er to deepen the ch u ao l la Woodru ffs Creek to five feet, there, by shortening the distance to the Ban ford Boat Works Docks considerably. Thli process will c a b le plea­ se era tears aad baato to traval anally la the sherVeot end at the seme time altaratione on the >ln river ilgwieel will change Its course anieaetett a that Us rrent will be c a te to tbe seewell along Lake Monroe Boule­ vard, aetoidteg to acthoriti**. Flood* Thnpjen Southern’ States ■i". A dinner meeting will he held hr the Campbell-I/Osslng Pu*l of the American Legion at 7 1)0 o’clock Monday evening *t the legion Hut and all member* of the post are urged tn attend in order to plan for the Armistice Day pared* and celebration, Joel Field, commander of the unit, aald today. Deadline for purchasing tick­ et* for the dinner will he 10:00 o’clock Monday morning and they may be obUlned a t the .tinfurd Furniture Company, Forrest Catchel’a Grocery, Pope Service Station, Roumillat and Anderson, nr by railing 790 by telephone. Mr. Field revealed. Members o f the D efend poat will he present a t th r dinner end Mr. Field reueqsted th a t the local members make a good showing. Free French Strike Request Is Ignored VICHY, O ct 31 —UP)— ThpoputaUon of the Vichy capital of tha Pet*In regime, today vir­ tually Ignored a Free French re­ quest for a five mlnut* stand, still strike In protest' against tha Carman execution of Hostages. The minister of interior said a check of the unoccupied son* showed Ui* DeGeulle appeal had had no apparont result*. Bicycle Tags Go On Sale Tomorrow Blcyela tags for 1943 will go a tala a t tha City Hall tomornr though they am not due until Jan. 1, !!. N. Bayer, city clerk, said this morning. Applicants for tho now llctnao met bring their certificate from to applying .for » Sayer Roosevelt Repeats Federal Aid Plans 'WASHINGTON, O ct 31 -CP) — Baoaaralt repeated today he p h ased te anWalt to Coagrasa he "-w do red to 90 I t k v « r r » H l r a h n m n t r a d v a lu r d at $3.01)1) ln * l v ia r naid $ 0 3 . nnd w ill pny $ 1 7 7 .SO Ih i* y e a r Field Describes Damage Made By Recent Storm In Baham as New Anaesthetic Machine Inutnllcd / 17 Persons Fail Driver’* T e s ts Given This Weekly Non-EuHentia! Lights Ordered Blacked Out J November 27 Set For Florida Thanksgiving 8amtaele County will meat two draft quota* during Novambor, E. B. Carter of tbe SelacUva Boryke Office itnted today. The flrat group of men will GREEK ROYALTY IN F1RR leave Nov. i t and Um aecond quota will bo filled by Nov. 38, CAPETOWN, Vales of South each conaicUoc of nilaa whlto tfrtoa, Oct. 31.—(A>—Tbo Gr*«k draft***, white nogro quota* will bo mot o s Nor. } T an d 34 d raft, lay 14 ta d four colored told Ian , lake on tha Island by a windmill that runs all tho time. Natural pans, with an area of about an aero, am furmed In th a rocks and tba w atar from tho lake al­ lowed to fill tho pans. Hot sun and lltUa rain makes tha pan* a natural evaporation unit and when ono of tha 100 pans la dry a layer of Mil, from two to four inckao thick, I* scraped from tba bed of tho pan and transported by track to llgkto-a where It is carried to m vassal anchored off tba beach. On# nan will furnish enough sa lt to keep two tracks busy aU rfay< hauling i t to t^e mandator energy and a proltogad drouth which haa reduced th* supply of hydro-electric power. AMBASSADOR RESIGNS'^* WASHINGTON. O ct 31 — W f \ — Proaidont Roosav.lt haa ta . day accepted iha rvslgnatlog «C Joseph 8 Denial*, am baaaatef-tf j Mexico, b ut aald . nothing hi* auccaaaor. Danlots t* duo to IU health of h k wM*.. LOCAL WEA1 ' HA.» m um ... Funeral For Mrs. Cooper Will Be Held Saturday “ ‘ten. iV flfpajaS a m en. llu*lnr«« property In the »nmr Iwn dialrirla will havr l drmi in Recent storm damage in the | laara parallrl tn th r ilrnp in l>l*trlcta Onr *nd SI*. A nirr, „f lluhums- Was draerihed by Joel | A«l. property valurd j i (l.o n o l.,-i Field, who just returned I rum nj v ra r paid $80.38 and will i«uy 11 «l»y trip thruugh the island., J (30.23 Ihi* vrar, while a p ie r • [ with his wife, a* much more valued at $3,000 last yrn r pai l ' The Seminole County llna- serious thun wa* reported. $301.HU and will this year pay pilal llounl recently approved $231.23. In thu trip from At rum, to. tb<- iiurrhaae of a general anN a»au, h'an Salvador, t'al I-. The fh y lu n la diatrlrt or l>i<acslhrtlc machine which was land and I’urt Howe, Mr. Field' trlct Four hail an assessment r f In-tallcd two week* ago in *aw evidence of tho jmth of the ! $10 nn homestead property n* the operating room of Kcr. st'irni written In wrerkod house*. I Fum-ial services for Mr*. Mary $1,000 laat year ami will lh>* nalil.l^iughlon Mrmnrial Himleaf.stripped trie s and lalea of! I'uupur who died a t her homo year p*v $3.78 on the »nme pro­ pilal. Tho machine I* modern I he los* „f life. perty. The owner r f a homestead mi Eighteenth Street yesterday in every respect and though One schooner wns sighted off I lit 8 IH) A. M. following two* valued a t $8,000 laat vear p il I . the old one la still |n one, the the l.carh of * wind swept is­ w n-k, illna.a, will ka conducted $30 and this v ra r will bn re. hospital association felt that quirad to pay $140.23. The bus­ land, attem pting to run la-fore | Saturday s t Erickson Funeral a m w one should be on hand the storm and gain the Ice side Ilium- at 3:30 I’. M. w ith tho iness property valued a t 1 1 ,001 ) in raw of emergency._____ of tho strip of land for protec­ Itcv. K. I). IlrownliHt officiating. In 1040 paid $$7.3H and will tion, one of the sturies goes. The Follow ing thu aervicn tho ronay |4H In 1041, while the bus­ j l-oal was an close to tin- shore muins will bo taken to Everiness property previously valued ! the frantic ps-onle on tiuird. 31 grrun CVmctary for burial. a t 33,000 paid $2*0.08 last yen. In number, could In- easily seen and WIH nav nnlv (240 this vrar. I’alll-ran-rs will bo I- K. Spen­ when a hugo wave lilted them c e r, John Is Galloway, E. CompIn District Five, enrnmpaas' hig and dropped them out of Inn, I). I,. Thrasher, It. Mi Ball Ing Geneva and Osceola, the p rr . ight. They weru never seen »r Ami llnward toing. vlouslv valurd $1,000 hom rstrad d of again, — paid $10 and will thl* year pay Survivor* of Mrs, Cooper a re > I'ort llowe, mm of the ••m- son W alter I- Cooper; on* $3.28, while the $3,000 home, worst sufferers from the storm stead of last year naid $30 end sister. Mr*. Martha Speak* of will pay $173.75 In 1041. TitKescrdrrn of tha 40 pertHtn, I e v e ry house in thu town was | And-ivrr. M ass.; tw o grandsons, business property of $1,000 has •» from H nfpnl and nurt|ound^ng knorki'il down and the iiihubltauls Waii.-r I.. Cooper, J r., and David tag reduction from 157.38 In towns whu took driver's test un were living an floors left on Iho F. Cooper; two nlrcus, Mrs. W. $49.10, while tbe 18.000 hunlnr-s Tor*,lay, Wednesday and Thurs­ foundations, Mr. Field related, C. Brown of Hanford and Mrs. property drop* from 9288.08 to day „f this week failed to |M«a it is estimated th a t tho wind Ivan Franklin of Mt. Dora, 1947.50 fo r taxes this year. th r esamination, according to the reached a velocity uf about KiO , These taxes listed are osll- rv|Htrl made tialoy by .State I’a- milvs-per.hour. Stone walls wrrt) blown down matee mad* by Mr. Doudnay tn tm linan G. (J. Dartv. Include th* general school milTwo persona failed the rxami- ami wholo house* were carried tu sc* during the hight of thu lags, the school district tax and two Ion duo t« -p o o r aycaight and tha srhool bond tag, aa well as two drivers wvr# unable tn pass blow, but peculiarly enough, Mr. th* County maintenance mlllage tho test bepstis* soma part of Field said, tho thatched naif WASHINGTON, O c t 31— for the County Hoopltal. gener­ th rir auU.moblla was defective houses of tho natives seemed —Tho office of production man­ al fund, flna and forfeiture Tha remaining 13 were totally to weather Ihu storm heat. While agement Thursday ordered an fund, rood and bridge fund, agri­ unfamiliar with road rule:-, ami shingle roof* wero blown away, immediate blackout of ornaments! rnd unessential lighting In the culture fund, health fund, pubti. signals and Mr. Darty pointed the lhatcheii roofs still stooil. On hoard thu M. V. Monarch southeast, including Northwestern city fund and the mother's poru out that "no excuse could be offered for these people’’ on his of Nassau, a freighter with ar- Florida, and announced th a t an nimmodationa fur l ‘J passenger,, rlrclricity-ralionlng program for report to 7>llahsaaee, A booklet containing each rul,*, Mr. ami Mrs. Field madu their southern industry would algrtsl and general information way acroas the Gulf Stream to Nov. 10 unless heavy rains concerning driving a car, as well Nassau down tha number of; is­ ‘thu region's w ater shorter*. It issued a mandktory ordsr as material to atuily In order to lands strung eastward ami south­ giant pas* th* Btata examination, la ward to tho southmost point. hnmnliato creation of a TALLAIIAB8BE, Oct. 31 *— obtainable in the County Judge's Great Inagua Island wheru salt power grid connecting 40 public­ (A1)— Florida's Thanksgiving office at the Court House, and is made from , sea w ater. Thu ly ami privalaly owned aystaaa day this year will b« Nov. IT each cltlsen who Inland* to taka trip wa* scheduled fo r 13 days in 13 state*, bt order to brtag because Um 1941 legislature of­ .he esam ination on Monday or but high wind* and choppy w ater power from arses having sows a ficially fUod It for Um h at Tuesday of next weak should se ­ slowed them, m aking tha trip surplus into tho drouth-olrickaa cure this Information and study 14 day* long. industrial region. • T katM ar In U a month. Donald U . Nelson, priortUaa On Great Inagua Island a Pwdifcnt Rooaovelt'a prcvlotu It thoroughly tho patroknan con­ cluded. Massachusetts company has act director, said tha ordota wora de­ up a regular industry of mak­ signed to Inaoro foil and unlnter* ing salt from sea water. Tho ruptad operation of dofonaa p‘ “ watar i* pumped Into a hugo despite rapidly mounting w - Extra Draft Quota \ Filled This Month f v f l t. 120 U n it*',! S ta te * V«’ *aeia. A n a n t h u r iic il ll e r l 'n aoureo said tinlnv i f thu d e s tro y e r w a s p a rtic ip a tin g In a ro n v n y " It w u , rm w in d e r th a t sh o w a s tn ip v d n r,). A m e ric a n d c a tro y a ra h ave nn b u sin e ss entering t h . w a r suite '* In W a sh in g to n , S e n a to r G U I,die (H e m . li t w s ) , who rank* um nng the ie iitlin g u p pnnenta o f th e a ilm ln ls tra tlu a T o re ltrn p n lfcjf -m d America w ou ld p ro te c t h a f m m ir n no n m t t ir wn.it m u lo n lh»*v w r r r on . S e n a to r t i u r n r y (R '-p . N . D . I wMhl “ thM i-lin rh fH tho u rg u m e n t f«ir w ip in g o u t th # N o u t r i ll t y This picture from Russia shows a Soviet armored train mov. ing toward* the front line, a heavy gun ready fur action ami a Soviet operator of anti-aircraft pompom* scanning the »Vy for h»only $27*i SO In Itiatrirt l» o and Three. in. tile aircraft. Russia finds arm ored unit* like this useful in nun eluding Lnngwnml. A'tamonte, bating thu N ans because of thu lack of guod roads. p .— r n r r ir d Coiurn’s-4 wan Btlrml hy ‘ho H«’ws hut R i'oirvrll said h r IHW. no iiouwihility of Brvcrinif diplo* ttinlii* rrlntion* with Ci«*rniAny nod thought there had b#en no chnngi* In Amcricin policy M ft result of tho Ionn i*f tho Ilucben Juini'1 uto I attacks uq other I n a v * 5 3 .3 0 w b ili' lb*' p ro p u rtv valu ed at $.’,,0 0 0 Inal y e a - pn*d S33I.H U and thi* y r n r will | nv Legion Post To Hold D i n n e r 1 l.ak>- M a ry and O v ‘ - In t h r I * . p* r n a ho m estead v a lu r d a ’ $1 Meet Monday nog la s t y r n r w a * $1.1 and w ill ) S 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b83dda487888b60ecc91e8cc7f0d4dde.pdf 597b702abb218ec006597cc9a42e2654 PDF Text Text I 1 T U E SD A Y , OCTOBER t t , l i f t SANFORD, FLORIDA T H E SA N F O R D B And to add to his vervitdity U Grundier Of Tars Size Does Not the fart that he made l-’.t ri lit two other iports— l a**h*l! and — and w»« selected lie Makes His Bid Bother Comfort 1truck moat valoable athlete- in hit ■For State Honors In Grid Career rchool in 11M0.________________ Gator-Bulldog Battle Promises To Be GEORGIA PEACH Score-Fest As Teams Stress Offensive S iaJ^Wich SYAtrrvp iu t GAINESVILLE, Oct. 2k(Bpeclsl—Aa the annual battle SCAXoA WrM A OKcvt*) ■pproaebea bet wren the Florida •jaw *uf eiAieo wrm Uatoea and the Georgia Hull.lot*, •fA* PRoTecnoai or a 1 and the two team* rontinue to c m guard _____ place -prime it m i on offenve daring remaining game* uf the Current aeaaon, fana of Klorifl* and Ceorgtv recoil to mi ml the brilliant scoring battle* which (Sperial)—High *ch*>«>| trnni* have charmcteriieil the |*t*t game* coaehr* could tremendously Im­ of th* aeries. the calibre of America'* The 20th game between lho-e prove game by teaching belter fun­ far Jacksonville's Municipal Sta­ net Just simple primary dium Ntry. g, looms a* a com- damentals— aurh a* aound gripe, pro­ ■lata Bell-out* perhaps l-.-cause of ABC’s footwork and the rurreet the memory of deal •<■i*onV fray, per of making the forehand A which the Fighting Gator* method backhand drive*. •merged at the lop of an IH-13 and That I* the opinion of Emnirll count In one of the tnoit evrit- I Pure Tulane University, gen tng gwme. between the two j •rally ofrrrogniieil a* m i, „f elevens. America'* Few fana will im>oii forget tli-.il the game. greatest ti-acliei ■ ■■( Contest which aaw the Gatnr» | miII "It i* astounding how man; •head In the firs* quarter on d boy* collrge ami report field goal by Paul Filer, lone the for theenter teams, not even lend on the first piny of the knowing varsity rlementnl point* Second on a long paaa from of play," thc*e Coach Par- say*. “Of TadJ to Davit, ami regain it eourar, they get them rtaoat lmmedi*tely a* Forr*t from .iheir nighshould rr\n4/ Jt Frrguaon and John Wombs* physical educationarbmv) director. teamed wp on a blocked kirk o r “The*e fiimlainental* are clearthe first Galor touchiluwn. There the scoring endetl nutil Iv outlined and diagrammed in the final quarter, when n par* all trnni* magiiaine* frequently 'fRiflB-'fAfttAT ■mod for 41 yard* from llml or could be obtained merely iqe CACiOFiftD STAR O ' TH t - ' Walton to Fondrrn Milrlitll ndilril on * written rrque«b "I believe just getting around M W C f u r t y o r f r e o a « tA another touclulown to the Gatnr total. Georgia tome berk oil « to these fundamental* and doing long - paaa from Todil t» I'imcIi- them properly would bring forth war4o pull up to IB-11, but Floyd any number of nr* atnr> within TRAM* MA« % Konatakv gave Florida two more n few year*. After all. million* point* by trapping Todd behiml “f people are plnying tennis.” S Jp R cm e ccv oF ioerice i>tAiHStiP WrWotrt’'* Me goal line for a safety in the B e u j» c a H c e m » p Closing moment* of the game. — Mr e e u t Y t s rte / It marked tha fourth win for (ha Orange and Blur in In eonIS AAJAU-'AMeRlCM testa with Georgia wbiiiin; 11 AUOntoMOLi ,M Fundamentals Are Stressed By Tulane Net Coach LEGAL NOTICES 0AINE8VILLE. Oct. 2H—(Spe­ cial)—Beln* only fvle feet, nine Inches tall and weighing leu than MO pound* bothered Harvey Comfort on th# hl*h school grtdIron, and the little Miamian I* hop-nr to prove Brain th*t rice l*n’t everything on the tfn'verai* ty of Florida Baby Gator team thl* Fall. Comfort brought to tb* ftate univerrity In September one of the belt of - high acbool football record* from the previous *«*.•on. lie we* one of four FVrid*n* (elected on the *ll-Southrin prep squad, and added all >Ity atvl ill-state honor* to hi* Hat. An eluaive ami fait open-field runner, be ha* been railed mere versatile that Georgia Teen's •ro­ tational Uavay Eldrldge. on---* a teammate at Miami High, l>er*UK of his kicking and pissing. SiNKWiCi-i.'R K pne, the 1930 F o r • otick o r ■ iir.w irr'* a a i.r NbUt-. la herepy ilvoi Itusl. pursuant to *n order •»( c..urt doled October ttrd. 1941. In tb» r.-*e of Andew Puds. Jr. John Oud* and Ferdinand Pud*. IMelnllffe. »• Ad* K. Moore. I, V Moore, Clive R, Monro *nd June t Moore. Oetendanie, pen.no* in Ihe t'lreull Court. Ninth Ju.tlrlal ClrcuU. Memlnole .(-minty, Florida. I will eell 10 Ihe blahe«t bidder tor rath. At th« LJTNtMk Mirkft At Kimimm**. PlorlAa, on W«4 a»«4af October 29th. lt«U ■Urtln* at 1 •« o'clock P. X . aa4 Mot&aolac urn ill All of thm following livestock, now In ottcustody uiV 4tr a Writ ofAttAchm«nt. I« •»l«J, to-wit: 20 rows mark *4 swallow fork lirandM MD IS rows marked sharp swallow fork ik t n brsndad Turk*/ Track and MD A 1 ralf makad swallow fork brand l hrlfsrw—no mark or brand 7 calvts_no mark or brand 1 row marks*] crop half etnp. brand#*! MD and Ilrart I arndr Anfus bull m a n k in d )low fork undrrblt crop wWBfrbll brand'd MD £ 1 1U> hurts w C. M. HAND ■ ktrlir Pippin Gardens, Florist (THE SHOP OF PERSONAL SERVICE) FLOWERS FOR J3VERY OCCASION W. FIRST STREET—PHONE 758-M ‘.'We Wire Flowers Everywhere" b e a u t y - - - c o m f o r t - - - p o w e r VKA4T evftt-foeJC. to UmcmJ ctuat r * \G o o p / tarn •, • m lirr l Morale** tie. But a Urge part «f the Hulldog margin « u built up 'll ine games from 1915 through I'.niv, when Ihe Georgian* r/nn nil *it gimaa by big margins. Tha Gator* won In If £8, 26 fl as Rad Bethea, Dale Van Sickle, and Carl Brumbaugh weired, oil ,an long playa. Florid* repelled Urn neat year 1H-B a* Bethea counted one on a line hock. Vnn BkkU on n pass ami Clyde Crnls- BRADY, AIM f-P A JN T l WT^STYIM. MAMMOTHS G. U. Stuart Paint & Glasa t.hurlie Ktejelcr and reeowied by Cliff Whiddou "ave ) lurid* a touchdown, and gre.it punting by ull-bouthem Walter Muylory kept the Bulldog* away from tin door to victory all afternoon. 8i>ectacular playa have feat'ir'*>l even the one-aldrd game*. Floriila'a only touchdown in a ”TA licking In 1911 came on a Idoekeil kick and twu Georgia to.iihilownr the aame year come on u yard run through a broken field by Mott, and a 47 du»h by Itobcrl*. One Gator touchdown In the 1112 defeat In 19.TJ came on a 40 yard |a»*,' with George Moye rearing, and the longeat of Georgia touchdown* in the 14 0 a 45 yarn run by Hunter Key. The 1133 and 1934 guinea » e r one-man ahowj for Georgia K al*. Cy Grant acored both irgia tounchduwn* in the l i d Bulldog win of 1937, one on a 30 yawd run nml the other on a pass from Kay.* The followirj yaar tha same score resulted, a. John Bond threw on* pnaa to GUnn John*»o fur it touchdown, took o 3»-varil front Green far another and boated both eatra points. ---------woring Florida's list of nu agalnr t Georgi i lnclu< of Its greatest pla; Chaplin, Bethea, Val Crabtree, Hrnmbaugh, Hughes and Moye. Northwestern To Baseball' A lm o s t Try to Break It Holds Own Despite Up For Gophers Tension From War lly CHARGER DGNKI.KY EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 2H lA" —Northwestern, always 'a night­ mare to Minnesota's Golden Gophers, rnncantratml today- on plan* for blasting llernie I’.ierman's dream* of breezing to the 1941 lllg Ten championship. Coach Lynn Walter! of North­ western. whose playem invariably reach their peak performance* in November, promised th»t hi* lad* would give the Western con­ ference leader* "* whale of u game”—ami he’s navel been |>nrtrial to orvrstaLenurrt. "Minnesota umlauttedly has the edge over us, but Northwestern tram* have a tradition for play­ ing good hall against the Gopher*, *o we frol we Irrve « ehanre.” said Waldorf, puffing hiu pipe. The teams will collide before a ill-out crowd of C&.000 in Mlir re poll* Saturday. Every ticket WRECKER SERVICE Complete A uto Repaint D a y Fhone— N ig h t Phone 575-W BRYAN’S GARAGE sul.-cnl.ril before the Wildcat* had played Iheir first gnmo uf the season, a month hack. Tie •Jims' may deride the title. In sheer, straight ahead ernckhue power, Northwentern anay '* * i of tl»a undefeated Gopher*, but In Ottu iphomoi Otto Cituham,’ sophomore pitch­ ing marvel, the Wlldcal Wildcats have d tail who la tha J U.UJ ajuaa of th4 annual pre-game nignta nightmare for tha Gopher*. , , Graham ran pitch strikes atrlkra at 5H 60 yards and MlnnawlVs secondary defense haa bean vulnerable t*> an air attack In spot* this catu Northwesteva’a attack wjll cen­ ter around Its running and pos­ ting threats—the veteran Bill Da Correvont and th# eophomBra Gmham. ‘ Waldorf respect* Minnesota * In a battla of lines, NorUiwea' tern's chances depending upon Ita lighter line 'atmding off thw furious Gopher charges. B anfonl A ve. a t 2nd. BL lassiHed Advertisements HELP WANTED BURNER karoacna rooker, U O t 8 good kerosene rang, r 118.00 aacht 1 good wood Ige, 888.04; 1 Ganoral »*tria range, 115.00; Vita­ le lee Beg, used veiy lit. I 180.00; 1 coal circulating Iter, 885.00; Many other I# appliances, all guaranteed, eeu’a Fuel Gaa Service, reaa from Poet Office. 8 on Orlsndo Hwy., Just a from Peat Offle-*, with I frame keuae, lunck and gaa station. Also trees, grape arbor, i yard, ate. Price $8,from owner. Term*. 141-W er write Boa CIRCULATING beaters VEW YORK. Oet. 2S - 0 D — Major league baseball attract­ ed ten and a quarter million fana through the tumatllaa of th# 1941 reason, hut It was a year of miacd sucres*. Unofficial figured amremblcd • inca Ihe close of the campaign •how the American Ifagua draw 5.220.519 and the National league 6,029,589, a total of 10.260,208. This was a decrease of 31.R81 from 1940, which maana that In •pile of war tenalsn, higher coats of living and other obsta­ cles, major league baseball al­ most'held its awn. Yet it was a chaotic year, the Detroit Tigers, who won thn American league pennant and drew more than a million ad* mission* m 11140, law their at­ tendance fall off 400,436 and the New York Yankees, who overwhelmed all opposition and regained the world rhampionahlo, dropped 24,623 on their aeeaon’a attendance. » Thua Detroit's attendane > collamed Irecauaa It didn’t hava n winning team and the Yankee's lagged because they ware too good. Th# red hot rata In tha Nntlonal league waa a mint for the pennant-winning Brooklyn Dndgare and tha 8 t Louis Cardinals. Tha Cards Increased their gata 287,590 and tha Dodgers wrnt up 244.172 to paai the million mark for tha second time In *hraa years. Their total of 1,. ** .■ n,w record fop a Brooklyn tlub. Four other eluba lit tha aanlor circuit suffered decrease# ranging uo to 210,844 for Cin­ cinnati. where Interest withered whan tha Reds couldn’t stay on top. 4 The big business -tune by I Brooklyn and the Cardinal*, howevar, caused the National league as a whole to gain 181,389 over Uat year. The American leagje alipned back 213,272 because of the Tig­ ers' reversal, hut four club* showed gains. Thf most surpris­ ing Increase In this Junior rlrrul* was the 209,484 atep-Up caperlenied by the Philadelphia Ath­ letic*, who gave old Connie Mack one of hla best years financially since the A's great pennant years. JT1 car in it* field today for roominess ami power, , . for lie fine new rid* sad stylo. And the quality car In sound construction to meet the year* ahead! D r i n tn t sad Mt trial thu F trJ it lilnl Own America's thriftiest "S“, or America's asaw aaas/mg 6". Ford oow build* both! —^ <•»« ♦ • 4 Inloy tha "oaw Ford rida" now finer atilt. 7. on lower* wider chassis, with longer, softer spriogsl •*» 9 • • •• Own a car you’ll driva with prida . . . naur la Krla inside sod out, and good for years to come! -«* -C-*W a a • ggw *a T Rida In room to spara, la big, wlda bodies o f one* piece welded steel lo t lasting quiatl ( 109 Palmatto Ay#. DR. HENRY McLAULIN, J R ETTAKETT •ANO SO I PRONOUN SAT THAT. H T V A 08/ 70U-HAHMOW I W U AOS NON ! MftAWDHB WAlTA NMUI8 h rS S S rr/j MDU CANT DO THAT * I DONE WANT TO OS MACaED," C SOWBTHJNflAILNAVS J HAPPENS TO s t o p it ! I NOT THIS TIME IT sa BUSINESS BERV1CB IIALF-DAY JOB. Cera Mltekeli, 901 Baaferd Are._________ MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW waste f f ii.rs .'s a s sfivss; LONE RANGER W EAPO N «rrvm L v •* * u . 4V a*| w / j - y ( w i t h �PW Bp *&*:'■ X-fT Baantwain fro sty Predates Mara Fruit And V usU hlai Thaa Auj m tfo r d BiralUr Am Is tlnrlda <\*9 *-w . • volume u g q n SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1911 E s t a b l i s h e d \,In 1 9 0 8 8f a,~ " V , ‘Bombed’ In New York Air Raid Drill Strike Halts Kelsey-Hayes P l a n t W orkers p e m a n d 5 C e n t Increase In Hourly Wages Knox Will Not Deny; Or Confirm Report , Any Have B e e n £ . fvink By U. S. Ships; 71 >inn •• _<;m' Construction For 1 Navy Is Stopped not involved. a w '1 m “ • A % New York waa traatoaf. to a bit of realism u tw o cara w ere “ stru ck and dem olished'’ hy a ir bombs d u rin g a dress h ih ca rta l nf an ene­ my aerial a tta c k n e ar L aG uardia a irp o rt Air County Growers To h a v e Meeting Monday Evening Group Will Discuss Selling C h a r g e s A n d Commissions Ik. A, F. Flyer From Sanford Is Missing l'h»l f* SliOiky, ro.mvni r of Ihc Slinlry-RiiKt m Mu«l Hart* Company,- r » t i v t . | .1 Itlcgrum t e n morning from th r ( hit-f i.f Air Staff in OttiiAii Caiuoln Hi l Iiih et»n, Harold, wliti Ii.t* Im-cm ntliU’ h rtl to thf k'oy.fl Air F«»rr»* flonihrr ( <’ miunn.| hi Kngl: ml. id miHMing. Ingley Is F i r l t In Fingerprinting Of Defense Group * Ralph E f^lulrv. Ovirtln rc*ta u m n t owner, ilirtl v i^ te iJ a y #*ft«*rn«K>n at 5:22 oVIork in the Florid* S anitarium f«dli»* ing a ih o rt illnod*. Ilf wan horn Mar 2«. la ‘J4 IH Huntington, W. Vn . anti ntior to th»» right roarw ho I•% *«•«! In Oviotltt, hr rouidrd in Mat *n, cow Hr T*hr 4 7 y ear old man \%d . n hwr of tho S « n frrd l^U * Cl lh anil thid org an isatio n will conilurt | rt«m*rnl wt*rNirot at 1 00 |». Jf, T hursday at Ovirdft r , nn,terv | with Frirkdon Funor d Homo in I eanrlnfrd I'rf e* (•t'rmutis rrivqtiil u Ihrniigli tiiilnv in tiic Crimen IViiin.nila wliili1 "IIht Nazi triMqis liatlpretl .it llostovonDon only in milt's from tho city's renter which guard.* Ihe northern ant T ouch to the Caucasus oilfields. The So­ viets saul their engineers are nlnnting mines urenarinir to Council, Nome Guard i 4 ^ j a * fl • . --A n d A IT Iv A ld Wflr*i eh"'*** of arran<r«% ni«*ntd f f th^ ilr f " " '- ! *r- T dens To Be Next hidSurvivor* widow. J|r* Vcro Stn|i*»* of Tht- ( anaduin offire ntatt *l it ha*l lH*«m MilvUnl from tht* (‘ amoliari Atr K orir ( untl ill if * O ffirr O v r n r i * unit thul the young' fl y tr in ” rnj'#ing on nctivc icrvirt*". Sanford Dentists Aid 4n OrgAnizinp First Aicf Clasp Metal PrioritieB To Hit Employment Atlantic Coast Line Engineer P r e s i d e n t Of D Kiwanis Club Gif fin E n t e r t a i n s Funoral For Eugene Members At Lunch­ M c C o n n e l l Will Be H e l d Friday eon With Singing Miami Judge Hits Bookmakers Hard Ordnance W orkers Told They Are Vital II. S. Steel Shows Boom-Time Profit Eight Building Permits Issued From City Hall * SLt!Z Z X & " * " ,hGoebbela , Gives FacUta Pep Talk Fort Lauderdale Ia Building: Crash Boat* City News Brief* —vn— (V for,bears kefomt, ttom fa oHer •4 *- • I f IN' III IN. I hrt. r*.— fA P ) — T hr Mtwrii* radio *«ld tcv. d»h Ihr lirrm in * had keru Fwluffd In Ihr d rfm a iv r In Ih** Kalinin «rrtor. about 92 norLhwrtt of Moncow. H iker advice* reaching h r r r *aid th r Nari* had lo#t fill p rrern t of th rir effective* •»rnt ii.to ih r action in tha la*t few dav* againnt Mob- Ovireto- hid m other. Mi*. C|o*n Mnyor Kiorrllu II l.aCSuardi.i **f New Y«»rk put* plenty .»f W ith fin g erp rin tin g equipm ent (i Staley of Ovi**#lo. |tvo «>4)inph into hi" k i« k It* *ti%l t he * orrer gume hrl\h*«*n Hr it •'•H l a i d set up nn<| the p rn je -t reaify tn lord, Mr* Mab**| IF ” * n *f M u • lu l C api'Ii n f n g t f d at Randall* I«Iiiii «I, .New \<*rk T h r gam r g<« ahead,' J 1. Ingley, gidleral coil, G* , *ml Mr* M •> I 'noh*** le a n ' tht- city tn lu ll.0 t O virdo rn*l ooo h io th i'l, I part **f the lnl«i \llicd S p o i l* Fi -tivnl ! lit iti*It %%«»n, : ehuim ian n f the d e fe n se ceprtell, If S tnlry of Oviedo. T he Ituvonns a*loolteil a new K. J NcUon, M 'rrriA ryi A itivo pallh m ro rd dfi” 11« • p **| IwMf• II*r *1lih all I J.lll M a <u i > k, C /eil t It .idri III ettle , w e ie Ell et a liertnioi tb ru -l in the v.cinity of » C •* . of honor M. ( • illon. chairm an o f th d labor L ittle. Chart*** Nlblar** Voli koluni.k. 72 m i l f uorthwoal diyidion. had thtdr fin m /p rin tu raarav R. F King. Al Hoot and •nicyprl of Moscow, The Sovidls said, 1 art F a rn rll I Ion ora/* P.»ft h**i . tnkiii at tho iN'niury I h i r m however, the Germ an* had loat m<orn- rra arc J u d ro T bau 'oer \n llo . | 1 1 * \J _ _ J do percent effecltseiiw * in tho ia f.. G. Pod*, l a n n i a l l r i r If *n 11 § | £ i r D C r Iv c W lC C l psst few Jay* that Moscow waa w n rlr ‘ o f t a k W ra re of Tame- FTofcM^FI ** ■ fighting an.l the invaders a p p ar­ liTmlirrH *»f tho dofrnd** co.(nt*tl A com m ittee has been w ork­ ently would not lak e the city. will not d lart until prx t nt would not ing fo r 'th e peat y e ar to e sta b ­ The lleils siiiil th e ir defense | rvfryont* connected with i!" whathtr ha waa considering I* lish stan d ard ra te r a t the m a r­ no iter ir tre * rw'i | j f n r r r t w in ' uunder u d rr n*» c sall or• I* n*r id uskrd to w ait to itv* filiation to fort* eompulsor k e t and thrae m m a re p rrp u rrd IP S I lie s d a v rscai.lurs'.l tour vi:An t. p a rt of th ^ Nntiorml |w* 'tlo ir print* when th«*v an* n . mediation, explaining that It first to m eet w ith farm ers of Sem ­ I L .O 1 U L O U a jr r ,h w e,l f Moscow gra n„ norinw e-i o<u « '" o 's hut A n irrira n . t*f••••! hy S rc rrta ry Nolmm. M 'rtermlned whether his inole County to livt proponed frtiw Prnjrram , the must be determln B .-crtrd to vi< tent fighting in W ASHINGTON. Oct. 2H id l . * hurlry explained. F n cililti* id emergency powers are adequate charges which will be presented Dental Assoc! *irn was M oshaisk. M aloyaroslavets and The C ongressional in v-stigsl irh th a t it ia licdt Ir dlnm;1 'to cover methods which h.* may to shippers, who in tu rn have a n v m - o th er o rg a n isatio n ' l 1. „*. iug com m ittee heard le.tiniony lho Voliimnlainslt *octi»rs near tho flu|*MnlinK of |H»r««»nd nfioi*' want to uao in attacking defense m ade a prospective c h a rt, Alev. slat tho governm ent in hindlim., I>It it I '» i» In :i rujjular •rh»*(|ulr to it**.»it! th a t prartically “ every industry strikes. . It. Johnson, se c re tary , stated . Tho R ussians -aid Ihe Germ ans I which i« using m etal'' will be the problem o f teaching fu>l m l i t ” wili!itf »n<| wjiUntc piTiol* If tha authority Is lacking, ho were apparently resorting to T he object la to reach an u g rre . | h it b y unem ploym ent ns a result Set up on th r t r j r r of nn r « In tho general public throiigliimi said he might have to have le ­ ab le scale - of chargee betw een 11elicit w a rfare before Moo ew aa ‘ ••mlilv lino in * fn rtn rv . tin* 'o f the diversion of raw m ate r­ the nation. Dr. If. Wayd.Murker, gislation. •hlppera and grow ers connected well ss Leningrad and ha I wea­ tlfwk id k o i f n n l the jo’* •%* ials for defense purposes through Fug* Hf M ri*»nnril, '.i|il Flm H arper w«.d rlirln l K. C. Ha flatly refused tn discuss hla w ith the S ta te M arket which, local den tist and one nf th<- gr.i fir-i th er co ntinued I" ham per operafilling o u t th*» lU duifir »l oot priorities. d uates o f the F irst Aid Methods A u iiiif, dii'il y«*At«*riliiy iin»ri»,,»? i»f tin* Kiwnnid Club. prrnidrilt Impasse with Lewis. Tho mine according to M r. Johnson, has J. Douglss Brown, chief of the course instructed by Ito h -rt It *.ml* w ith in form itifin about th r priorities branch of OPM 'a labor ^ F Runilall an<l F. II. W orkman, Ill I'llll" llupkllM Huwpll.il. | a.I! t tons. leader, he aaid, had not replied nev er been reached before. The N aii High rom m an-l f r o . . iii*livi«tiu«t nn*l than tin* pr**« n nivision, said the p ro tah ie wide to bia third request snado Mon­ All m e m te n o f the association C 'ulti'rD on, national Red claim ed I t d estro y er -hlpi were vit e.president*; P. I*. ( jyuplx II. timuri- fulhiw my a d iia i dim th ro u g h If on t«» day night that tha captive mines m ay bring problem s before the field re p re se n t.tiro fiom Wa.-dt tIt** fin g erp rin tin g ta b le to hnvr spread n atu re of unemploym ent tr»***urrr; J. W. Hall, finaiuuri ID' u iu h um in I ’halhaiM, llhiu, J .unit lit H riti-h convoy. A crosi be reopened Immediately, lie pro- gro w ers a t th is m eeting and ington, state tiulay. | the channel a n w arfare took will be due to the fact that M Tieldry; anti S. F Doudney, I•iml* tnk»»n. faased not to know where Lewis several general subjects will be" "T he association In turn rille d are developing not Hr. I . T. l)o*d, J. J. Kellegfiun. July J*. 1H7d anil fui a rw iuhfi | place betw een the It A. F. and Tho printd today wrr* *i. p lr shortages upon various S ta te sosirlb-s mid will meet today with Myron C. discussed, the se c re ta ry revealed. subsldl rirs to hpndle Fir«t Aid bv F W. Kvans, who o p rrn les only in snyeialised m stala, but l e i l r r T harp, W. A. Leavitt, r f >•• ;»»« wa** ♦•mpluyi* I .» f •• • Mh'- L uftw affe. T in Russian arm ies of tho Taylor, former chairman cf U. H ow ever th e m ain purpose nf instruction in local com m unities. " priante luireaii unit l< nn • s- in such fundam entals as steel lltm a rd Long und l'n*Nton Sher liiiin .Mid e n g in e er fur th" ItdH m ote mid llhiu Itailruad* mi N* re n te r appeared la-t night to b»V" B. Steel Corp., whom ho desig­ Ble g a th e rin g l» to settle the In linn w ilh th is nation-wuli- o f. psit in th e rla s sifim tin u >f fin- and c ast iron. rill, directors, the election com* vhnik. N I Fur the p» • rott-ld'-raldy m ipiovcd their posi­ nated to confer with the mine scale jo t charges. m ilter announced a t the luncheon year * In* Im* ie»ld*'d in fo rt, Sanford d e n tists arCurrd the . g erprinta, hut the in*, w l'l b laf"id tion hy general ro iin 'e r-a l'a c k * boas ovar the captive conflict. today services of Mr. Culbertson, in com- t - n over by local r.ie m b iri of ill the entpl'»ynielli nf the Alim* wtileh w ere ssid ill London to . (Tbo captive ratnes are soJunction w ilh tha County Ited 'He d e fen se conned w hen they I'rof Howard (tiffin provided lie r*w I Line ra d iu a d | have b eaten the H erm ans tack called because their product goes Cross C hapter," Dr. Mucker r x - , have received full instructions the entertainm ent on the program Th*- ilfi vem old m an w w » i liefi re Moscow liy as m uch as to the parent concerns and does plained. from Mr. Kvans, Mr. Ingley .aid ■hy Kinging "Hose* o f I'lcsn ly \ Mir in i »if lh»' Infill Mw«uqi ®*t ,1*1 Into the general com­ "A group o f public-spirited r i l i - ‘ F in g e rp rin tin g of J m l r n t r i nn.l MIAMI, O ct. 29 — (A9) A "Give a Man a Horse He i an L u d y which will eundu* I ’Hlei l III miles, but by all slgni .•alna. , ........ Itro p h e was shouldering the Romercial market Tba union .hop rena w ere train ed to teach junior, j m em bers « f de*ens.> eom m it’ees. move to disqualify City Jinlg** Ride*". “One Alone", ami "Sw eet i liii lit ••I v ice n! F.vergre means that all miners would have .» /„ ’-s 'v le l in the fa r south. DETROIT, Oct. 20 —(A 5- st’ imiard and advancad c o u rse, in the d efen se foren or t om r Ja c k R. Klrchik waa sta rte d to- M ystery o f U fe ‘\ Though the ter v F in lay , fulluw ing The sou th ern G erm an J«uees of to become members ef the union.) The werktra in the Navy’s o rd ­ lir s t aid trea tm e n t. Including Miss g u srd . and ell a ir ra id w ardens d a y a f te r he levied flnc« agidiixt .stetson Glee Club q u a rte tte had hi-Jil i*i Ihe F.rnk*nn F.m erxl M arshal von Riindste It. already A Uwta* unrelenting attiludo nance plauta are aa vital tn n a ­ Maude Ram sey, Miss Irene lltn will he eom pl-tcd In th e q rv t f.-wr some of th e 91 d efendant* ar- been seheduled tn sing, l*t«f 11ui*u F ridav i*1 11 1 »d ' 'I . imm ense und still l'*'ii>" touched off • new drive in Con­ tional tlrfcnae aa tha mcn..nn its ton. Mtaa (lussla lltn tn n . MTO weeks. Mr. Ingley dec's'W d. The re sted S sfurday" in a series n f ’G iffin confessed he had fOfgntti n crete for strike egybe. Chairman battleships, Hecratary Knox a s­ K athryn M orrison, Mrs. Joel Field, fin g erp rin tin g <>f tbo 7.000 i><». su rp rise borkm aking an I holit.i the date and h id no l i r e iltri, w dh ih*' Rev W. I*. Ilillirm in th rn ed , w ere underslim I b ifrl'--" o ffu i.ilin g to have stood ivttliio tu *• Bailey (D.-N. C -) of the senate serted hare Tucaday. hut the Kiwanian* espre*»**d their Mrs. H enry M clauJin. J r . eon, who reeistereil fo r defell«e r ai«la. Suivivr m uf lIn* i|pre***»,i| sie s m iles of Rostov on t'p* River commerce committee. Introdsred “If you wara below deck in a H tU n Kehultt, HimscII work Is not in th ” program now T h irty -th ree pleaded guilty and . rp p ro v sl of his songs in tliilh- hi* wife. Mra. KrsnrvN Mrr»*ur»rll lion and clearly w ere still a d ­ •n amendment to the pendin g battlahlp, you wouldn't think uf Mrs. A jvrrsex. Mrs. J. C. T raw iek. b u t m.iv eventually .bo added, w ere given Ihc usual fines uf *7.1 id ero u s applause, uf Sm ifurd; hi* siste r, Mr*. Mnry vancing, If onlv slowly. ^Mrklng your dutlea und;- lira; Dr. L. D. Brawn and m yself," he continued. and costa. A 3 4th drew a *110 f'a p t. W illiam U n g e r, lorul llu llar uf Newnrk. N J .; »w» •••»Inform ed ullied opinion telueyou era in tha tama poslt'on naw said Dr. Rucker. Mr. Inirlcy em .ihasiaes the fin e because he a d m itte d being |-walvatjon A rm y leader, was mnhi-ws. H erb ert M "» "' " f / ................... ta n tly .ccneeded th..a t ...... M arshal T i•eta e f aabatop* and subject In tbia plant," ha aa>d in for­ Those persons gava th eir lim e necessity th a t persona do no* go • bookm aking o p erato r. .ducted into the club by I'rof. ham . Ohio and W a )n - IM Iu r c f h; Bk r, c r„Itly , |y sen >rnlt tn Ihu violators to f 10.000 fines and 10 mally dedicating tha new Hudson and an erg y three . hours each to the A rm ory to have th eli T hen tw o pleaded no. g u ilty .1G K. McKay, principal nf Hemyear*. * south to try In break by far thn Motor Car Company naval arsrn- rok-dey evonlng during the IUF nrin ts tak e n u n til th e y are no- A fte r testim ony. Klrelilk fined ; Innle High School, (.a p t. U n g e r llu tb r . Ohm. most dangerous o f all H itler a Bailey said thwSaesuure wouVI a t "I arant to UU you thlo with w h o u r course th e d e n tist pointed if led ainee it w ould c au se co n fu ­ on* 1300. the o th e r |M 0 |i r.ores«e<l hi* appreciation and c u rre n t th ru sts, was not likely eoT*r the captive brine walk out/ all tho ausphaaia at ray ’ enm- o u t and the onrantxatlon a t gem • sion. Moat of the d efendant* w ere gave his reasons fo r joining the to he able to hold Rostov, whoa* It tie* would virtually outlaw mand," bo said. In addressing ap- ral classes In f ir s t tdd la In p ro ­ a rre ste d S a tu rd a y bv o ffic e r s club. fall Would lay open .the low er pUketlag. It wag believed too proilmately 1000 workers and a g re ss, which la being done as • a c tin g under Police L ieut. C. 0 . Dr.' II. -W . Rucker, re lu m in g II s s lls s r S Us l-a s t a lst : t«r have a chance ef Large group of naval officers "p a tro tic service" by th« r,-., t, r H u tto s, fo rm er vice aqu*d chief to active service In the club. White House approval w ilh no ranum craU eg expectod. reviewed tho work of tho lied who was transferred tn other duNEW Y O R K .'O ct. 30 — l/Fi — ■nu congreasieaal leader* are - t i S r S w upon tha workers T h e rppening rate of aecidenl Cross first aid classra and the Thi- U. S. tlee several weeks ago. S teel C orporation agreed .that ne strike restrictions to “gWo the lie In tho teeth" tn faUliUee m akes knowlo«lga of aim of tho g ro u p In teaching faced w ith a strik e o f w uikeia anyone who attempta to convince first aid Invaluable to tbo general people to b* com petent in hand­ In its captive m ines and a runROME, OcL 20 —<A1— Vlrthan they hove a diaputo uvar public. Should a t emergency aria* ginio Gayda. authoritative Fas­ ling accident classes. sequent serious sh o rtag e nf fuel pay or .any other grtecance. there would bo net nearly enough cist editorialist, again called on Guest* of tho luncheon includ­ a t its steel mills, anno.m eed trained person* who ere capable President Rooeevelt today to pro­ ed a num ber o f m em bers of the T uesday the largest th ird q u a r ­ __ • of giving first aid treatment. duce the German document show­ D'-l-and club, and E. M. A m il. te r n et earn in g s since IU29. “The graduate* of this m ethods ing plans to suppress the wcrld'r to g r and G. A . Hpcer o f the E ig h t building perm its havo N et liter me for the S eptem ber course era ready ami wlllin t to relielona. R otary Club, and E arl J e te r ami q u a rte r w as | 3 t , 313,311, or been issued front the City H all conduct couraea In accepted m*BIRLIN, Oct. W "If It doe* not apnear within Kdwsrd .M arsh all. Key Cluh o f­ $.1.21 a rom m nn share, rnm p'irvd since Oct. 22. E v e re tt Jones i to any persons who are k i­ 24 hours," Gayda aaid, “the re­ Min(star Qoebbela Oc In ficers of Remlnol* H igh School. w ith $.1.3,103,0117. n r $3.07 a secured a perm it to rrp a ir his F O R T LA U D ERD A LE. OcL 29 ted Ia learning. C ltlsens who putation of Roosevelt the falsi­ Tu reday to ---- appeal Tu I i-----------------------------share, in the like 1010 period. In reildrnce a t Sixth S tre e t and Cy­ A local h e e l yard wilt are Interested are miked to con­ fier will arise to th* start." M M rvtkdtiitji whittd to “the the* J u n e q u a rte r thi* y e a r th - press Avenue a t a cost nf $290.00 •Th* Board of Deacons of the c a s t n , m u •tort w ork aeon on an Army tact M rs. Jack Halt C hairm an of • f MyUtohr not First Baptist Church meal toS h i p , P ro fit was $24,H i t , f i t o r $2.12 with Sam Gillun in charge of tho • H e r fo r fo u r 101-foot t vacua tha local Rad Cm a First Aid umI i i i i 4 tMiii to work. night at th* church ,nt 7:30 ~ — ~ a share. rear heada high Md MVsr ghri | vsaaalaequ^pped aa •■ u ll fioat- Committee,’' Dr. Rocker concluded, o'clock. T he M ather F u rn itu re Company T he corporation'* earning* fo r the firs t nine m onths of the anil the P resb y terian Church will ■ ■ will ho asf l k»ew y m have R hard toThe iw r s t boot* All Elk* ora asked to mart at WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 — y e ar w rr* $91,!tAM,0'Jl, eq u al to co n tract F. M. E nglish to re-roof aigned chiefly ckiefty far aviation crash dap,** *he wrote. “You p art all signed a Erickson Funeral Homo tomor­ (49— A billlon-dollor riven and $8.H2 a sh are on the common p a rts of th e ir building*, while Uto •errtce.' They wlU eenutii lit­ BERLIN. 0e|. 19 —<AV- Oer- row at liSO P. M. wkon tho Ban- h a rb o rs authorlutlon bUI th at stock a g ain st $A9,4IH,070 or M ethodist Church a t F ifth Street i a ^ T i w s h n B i i t i a u a «t*nd ters, w o i k w surgical diagenman aprttMmcn, atill fuming over food momban will loovo to nt- includes th* 1191921.000 Flori­ $6.HO a sh are In tha like period rm l F ork Avenue will make re­ Mrtee ead- other eqalpment t-> pairs on Its building. Preakloat Rooaovalt'a Navy Day toad tho fnnoral aorvicoo at Ovie­ da ship canal will not receive last y ear. provide i u rgOMg heapltallaatbn NEW YORK. A t . 29 speech, challenged tho President J. II. Parra more received a congressional consideration fo rfly srs k i h w 4 > r i m i ‘hera. K ranking B ritU ' official told to produce tbo map which kv do CoaMtory for Ralph E. Sta­ final permit to install a gaaolina until hearing* hav* b**n complet­ — l e s ______ aa international tabor organisa­ aaid rrvaolod Gorman aspirations tan k at hla ator* on Francht ed on th* $$0,000,000 ALd'.tination conference' today that Bri- la South America. A m o rris rv llcenso w aa iaaued Co«*a waterway, ChalrrriH M an s­ Avenue, and Mont** Harris kaa ^ " I f su c h u mop exist*," th* to Joaalo Lm Quofoo a n d - E U o field of tha Itouao rtocra and permission to remodel a oaothe post-war ■pole(Oman challenged th o P re si­ W Baaa o f O rU ndo. r Florida — Conalderabla cloudl- story frame store Into tn spirtharbor* committo* said today. ‘ I* not just dent. “p ra e a t t o u th e n tle ." Mansfield, who** commllle* *'- ness tonight and Thuraday; show- ment building. „ of Jockaonvfllo is, It I. a Tbs United Lumber Company ready has approvod Ihe bill, said era along tho MUthoost and eastH a r t o f H anford MO* _ ef civUiiasecured two permit* to begta con­ ■ M u rin g * Ucoaoo fro m th o Court its Introduction would b* id tla y td central coast*. struction of a five-roots fnuna until after tho Alabama Georgia—Fair to portly cloudy H oaao S a n a a . uane. re .a ;Nnzi High Command Reports S i n k i n g It British S h i p s halph E. Staley, Resturant Owner Of Oviedo Pies raid w ardens are shewn giving first a id befora arrival of doctors who supervised rem o v al of the " in ju re d ." The b^tlyyvd ra r? It w as fur* lin-hed hy 11 used car dc iler ! ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------- t - * » */ •V. a W Caucasus Oil Is Endangered flatly declines I either to h it a tte n tio n a t the press ^onfirm or tleny imports b ro u g h t! Conference th a t ' pocur German lu h m a n n e s had been $unk. Map Is Challenged By Italian Paper . Mining* Cities In Prepara t i on To l . e q v e Them In R u i n s E n g in e e r ? # Mayor LaGuardia- Boots One ft •*»«h n o i £1 P raaidcnt R ooiavclt aaid T u ca. i ita r ha m ay aak congreis fo r le­ T h e Seminole County A gricul­ gislatio n to c u rb atrikea In deFans* in d u stries by p u ttin g t-e th tu re Association will nu-et Monla tb a g overnm ent’* v w n n u r y dry in ithe F u tu re Farm ers' 'm o d 1st Ion m achinery. B uilding a t Sem inole High School Tbla dlacloattim came F a rm a t 9 0 0 o'clock to give , arts* conference a* gro w ers w ho handle produce pr»»id*nt of tbo through the S ta te F a n n e rs' M ar­ “ k e t a n o p p o rtu n ity to disease off a; ’ m and soiling ahu l M M HER 53 4 — SV crrU ry Knox lo<l«y «ai«| th r *1 N«vy probably woulil apply a J policy of w r f f j r to th«* sinking* v Of any Germ an *ubm trine* m m i fa y rm rn ts w ith Am erican w ar, a. Vessels. Representative Savs Walkout Is To En­ force Closed Shop M an a d ju s tm e n t of the P ly­ m outh unit. In Bay City, Mich., a strik>| In tht DeFoe Boat A M otor W orks halted work today on eight subm arina chaser* and mina •w eeper* brin g c ontracted fo r tha U. S Navy u n d e r a 120,000 . defense c o n tra c t * A C. I. O. re p re e n ta iiv e >aid tha strike waa to cnfurca union shop dem anda and w i#ca were Member A ssociated ITcwa IoSuB!lBreak ‘ Through Into SecretCrimea Peninsular Is Reported By Germans 111 DETROIT, rvt. J*>_t/ra_ A walkout nf the night shift ■t KeUnY-Hares Wheel ComI pany MAchine-gon plant halt­ ed production of wcanons for military nlrtraft todav. The United Auto Workers (C . I. O.) demanded n miniI mum 6 cent hourly' w#»e in­ crease in three Detroit plants I fu r a ift S a n fo rd Is The Only Central F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Hail, H ichw sj A nd W a lc r T ra n sp o rta tio n Briton CaUe -War Fight For Future L&nSl Bill Held lip In House Nazia Fume Over Roosevelt's Map LOCAL WEATHER President N om inate uk’a pratniwIV* mMt b* _ aifjn jw b b s b » log*, phkh woro ochodulod to­ tonight and ThuAlay: slightly day but postponed un'IJ army I warmer i . warmer' lloarr th* northwest and -------» , ' sxtiemo north portions Thunder bo apprapria-1 Alabama—Partly cloudy tonight c» .blaakit .. •— wanner Thuna»> and- Thuraday: day. house on MoUonrltla Avenue and a eii-room frame dwelling In Sanford Haight*. B . A- McCauley will m ake a d ­ dition* to klo shop a t U U 1 F a lm rtto Ars&ao. 4 J v ’t — >• iiit • i �----- r - r r- r'v j t o '7 r ■ T O Tir : -------- - ‘ ^ Tr - V. -if, v* ■-.T <f • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, iitl^ gAHTORD,; FLORIDA The Sanford Herald For A Safe Hunting Season With the duck season opening noxt SumUy, It I* not too parjy to express a few word* of caution, to .the many hunters who will bo wielding their shotgun* In quest of the feat-flying teal, the elusive mallard, and the .Unpopular root The faadnatlon of hunting, In part anyway, lies in the' fact that there la alwaya a.certain element of danger connected with It. Any man equipped w ith * ahotgun loaded with high-powered duck ahell* automatically bccompa a po­ tentially destructive possibility to] human life as well to W.iW fowl, and because of, this factor. th e r t’ Js fcreat need for every hunter to be cautious even to ijh* polpt of cur­ tailing some of his fun. More fatalities are chalked up each year ,to hunting ac­ cidents than to any other sport, and jpoat pt these scclilonts are the result of sheer neglect of- the most rudi­ mentary principles of handling firearm*. One of these rudi­ mentary principles Is that a man seldom gets shot unless a guu la pointed at him, and so any consideration of the safe­ ty factor In hunting should Include the cardinal rule of never pointing a gun, loaded or unloaded, at anyone. Naturally, if this rule were followed anlftt-aalfy there would be few accidents, but there la a sinister Influence in the great pastime of hunting which militates against the pursuance of this ruldrThat slnltter Influence, which also Focusing OCT, a t , it* ramrra* Friday & Saturday It’ll “Wow" You! Avlithm. Revealing the current Impcr tanci* of the awiftlv-groarinc sir arm of the fleet, which ha* com* to be recognized b-r military strategist* ar. America** fln t line of defence, the /'»•> trace* hriel1> the development of the (('ry'i air eeralee rirv* the period of the flret World l i l t , show* It* prerent-day training and cen*tiucttm program*, and how It operate* to nartnerahlp with the flee*, rancIhr over the ocean* In rrerch of Ail* ralden and submarines. Engaged In the qerrxjusligjc IIB flllV ler. beC b* to lowly, Ido. TheyXnd two other children were d by their yow«« aeepwr after the had Mada deiperata and ^ « S W R » J I ! ^ s t Hum food and M u . moving target in the form of one of. ,the rpiny varieties of ducks found in this region. ’ ' ^ : BIB L E V E R SE FOR TODAY When a person geta fxclted. he forgets,.and when he 0 0 D CAUSES THE RIGHT. forgets he la liable to dlaregsra a v e ty ;,!^ ,^ a d v ic e he jW ip w ia p A Y , Repair ohips in the U. 8. Navy ar.> actually floating factories with complete eleetrfcal- blarto machine shops with compls" wilding (quipnicnt. lathes, punchcr, mailing machines and foundture will be shown at the !<!!> sn.lth- carpenter, optical ami rite. * Theatre today and Tnursday. emergency training i roMarch Of Time ■ currant grnm jrill coon brag It to’ a tot: I navU pilots amt slrmea Show? Im port Of ef— 50,000 all full-lledard “Sailor* tVitb Navy’s A ir Force Wings." This latest March of pic­ IMl •ura the ihipment of only GOOD fra It. On the other hand—what the heck J—W ell' he (hipping FROZ­ EN fruit In all probability later , . XOU8 TO PREVAIL: And they :>han fight against thee but they ..ahan not prevail against theei . . { " I »™ * “ h thee, salth the jf^ed, to deliver the*.—Jer. IsID. SOTHERN HIM BELLAMY *,*nt *hore-b< r'twN* of *eoor BOGART m ui JENKING Midnight Show — Friday 11:30 P. M. BIG HALLOW E'EN CELEBRATION F U N — FROLIC — CHILLS — T H R I L L ^ profitable way could 4d- found to 'a i^ U b d ad iris Forum) Soma rain fall* far out to the aaa And drowns Itoalf quit* useless- the Ttorld* a titan td tarry a mm Soma rain cold and relentless *bfatg Afilnat the drabbled people In . the streets. : y \ bualneaa resulting from tho misfortune! chlnatloru of married couples, but whph by unethical^.lawyers, then It la time ; ■ The rain tonight acsinst my wln.frdow sill genres both to comfort and ful* A f|l|. —RUTH THOMA9 it r*- _______ m It may [pear, because It ia given, and KaL and not fU to eat If regulation and Inspection >8oma rain rn|lov*s the sun-1 : parched sod around an apathetic For thla reason, the people of M^Unf ore greatly interc*t?d i ln * Mur} InvwUgaUon down Mirra M ,the' divorce soma effort to protect the good same of Florida. Such advertis­ ing would be so startling and to Impressive It would' make millions of friend* for U>* State and far Flarids fruit • A few selfish, greedy operat­ or! wouldn't Hk* such a program. But everybody els* would}; and we wouldn't have to do It mdr* than one S r two mason* to In- aa the divorce cdfitef of the world was not" gchteved strict­ ly on the *up and bp7* ‘ " ' 1 '• ' • .. . "Laymen couldn’t tell Just what waa wrong but they could not close thdlr nostjil* to the aukpicidua apjell which; has hung for months as a mephitic art* arouhd Miami divorce courts. - .......... .. ».*•■• •• "The Herald has urged at various times that the .Dads “l'a reguastad” County* B ar Association take chgnlrance of conditions, for • fny a typical darky,' and I'm dofinitely worn out. i There I* one htrv named George, • but h* Isn't • Puilman potter, > Not a shlmmy-fooUd dancer i . • among tbam, not n alnglu sriu, ky eoon-shojt. j They don't mv or talk'In a bomln* drawl. I• W iW r a n g g a t e s “JJwenee River" «Vy didn’t look homesick at all >W hy. at tha mention of water- AndersonGriffith Funeral Dlroriot m & ws vtiasfcivs sxfeuttsus/ttM*w?^l,h "Action has been taken. It should be pushed to a thor­ ough, fearless conclusion, regprdleas of iha-.ststufe of any GRAND OPBNINO AT I asked one If ha dream ed of ..c h a u f f tr in g custom -built MTV. a O d h a M id he'd te th e r own hi* mm—th en , gat this, J. B<~denied h e'd over stolen the buse s Ravens clgaral h l a c o n d u c t la auch To top It off. ha doesj.'t look a n d .o ffic ia l a c t i o n ." any more shiftless than yo(i ov TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY tiled for an Ahraham Lincoln faahlngton Jaffsrson Jones,' .luck.. Bay, • way don’t ovsa tvo any gala named Mandy Au or H<moy. j don’t hot on number* or lot ^machines or roll dem to- *7 f tq c a u . b a t ■- in . Florida ng .lhnf:.| SpMfeesJti Supper 8«rvrt from 6:00 *tfl 0:06 SOFT D! DANCING ovan their clothes are comic, lould It bo nosrible.. J. B., ’t fuanyf h e ’s n o t a d e b u ta n te , g la m o u r g irl ^ fa m o u s m o d e l o r ip o v ie s ta r—s h e ’s ju s t a s e n s ib le S o u th e r n h o u s e w if e w h o e n jo y s m o d e r n c o n v e n ie n c e s a n d lik e s t h e id e a o f t h r i f t a n d q u a lity . I n a y fo rd , s h e ’s o n e o f th e th o u s a n d s o f w o m e n w h o d a ily s e r v e a n d e n jo y S o u th e r n T w i n - P a c k B re a d a n d R e d i-G u t C a k e b e c a u s e o f th e s e v e r y q u a litie s . l i t miles south of g oal font «t tho 8anford-Orf .lamto .Highway. } T H I S A D V E R T I S E M E N T IS HER T E S T I M O N I A L She has .written it by reason 6! her continuous purchases of TwiivPack Bread and Redi-Cut Coke. W e know, from constantly growing sales, that it voices the opinion and experience of thousands of her friends and neighbors. irnmont la planning to )U dsfanaa production, K i cn of spamty ........................ it prodnatha I p , by chance, you have not yet discovered the fine quality ol Twin-Pack Bread and Redi-Cut Cake—and the convenience and thrift of these 2 clever naekagcft—f« u l tbe brief descriptions below, then hasten to your favorijp BN Vr-i fa g g p V ■ f e i - - ' v- ' -• �T , OCTOBER W. 1M1 T H E HANFORD H E R A L D . HANFORD. FLORIDA octal A n d Personal Activities Telephone 14A L L O U R I N E B E A L , S o c ie ty E d i t o r ^Social Calendar . •; W EDNESDAY The wash of prayer will te ■ N rrM by women of the Wojg m 'a Society of Chrutian Serw fca of the Methodist Church w d I program in the church at A U P- X . with Mrs. Cheater Uaaiela as leader. A ’ -■ • TuuswJDAY I Tha Woman's Cleb, under the M m U o n of Mra. Boy Ttllla, will Bf»a charge of the sewing .en­ ema-foe tne Had Croee in tne [The Grammar ReLool P. T. A. tiU meet In the auditorium at g 6 8 0 F. M. to be preceded by The board meeting at 2 :ti P. M. The aanual Hallowe'en Poeti­ cal of tho South Side Primary School will to held cn tho school ground* frtm 8:00 P. M. until '^;00 P. M. The public la invited *t attend The Congregational Friendship League meets at the home of Mrs John Jones on Beardell Aeenue at 3:00 P. M. to plan J i r the Annual Bataar. W The W est Side Primary School is having a Hallowe'en Festival to be sponsofed by the West Side P . T. A. beginning at 6:00 P. M. and'lasting until S:00 P. M. Tho public haa been extended Ann hgvHation to attend. j;A n all-day meeting will be beU in the Methodiat Church The Yowell Co, Sanford, Fla. Mrs. Thomas Horfors Daughter, Maxine Mrs. J. Thoms, wss hostess on Monday afternoon at s party which •■» (irm at her homo on Cjprwtt Avenue in booor of her daughter, Maxine, in cali­ bration of her ninth birthday an. niversary. • The chlldran gatharad on tha lawn of Mrs. Thomas' home where games and contests were enjoyed throughout tha afternoon after which the hoateaa, assisted by Mrs. Paul Cason and Mrs. E. C. Dobson, served refreshment, of birthday cake and ire cream. Celebrating the occasion with Maxina wars: Faye Williams, Doris Bennett, Mary Margaret Yates, Paulette Herndon, Myrtle Yates, tason. rieftry Allen ttl Baber, Beverly PewcocV. _ _ Smith, Francia Ward, Bruy Cook, Lois Ann Dobson. Ruth Brewer, Maggie Mae Hail. Billy Johna. Marie English, Martha English, Agnes Ann Bennett, Eugene Bennett, Charles rhilllps, Gelon Mrv. Edna It. G il,* of U m atilla was the guest b u t weekend of Mr and Mrs. J. R. I.yle*. Mrs. C harles U M ct'iung ha* arrived from High Point, N. t \ to visit w ith her parents. Mr. ami Mra. Fred R. Wilson. Mrs. U C. M cllri ilr ha* retu rn ed from Vidette, Ga . w here *hi atten d ed the weilding of her *i* te r, Mias S tsa n S hivris. to Key B obaci T. J . J ' * 1' - * * —■ M rra m i Mrv--A I. B e y . have retu rn ed from a tw o weeks' vaea tion which was *|wml in New Je r aey, Pennsylvania. New York City and Ft. B ragg. N ( with Irirml* and relatives Mr. and .Mr* Janie* Sand* en tertain ed a t their home in O tlan do on Sum . y evening with a din ner p arty in c e le b n ta m of the firs t an n iv ersary of Mr*. Sand*' Mm I. D. Martin, Seminole! brother-in-law and •■•ter. Mr. and County Chairman of the Bundles-; M r.. B roughton W atkins. Bundles For Britain Receives Volunteers for-Britain Club, this morning made the announcement that mare than 100 women have called ask­ ing if they might help in some wry, but for lack of yarn er money with which to buy the yarn, knitting haa slowed 'down “tremendously.'' IWIntcr clothing, quilts, materni­ ty dresses, buttons and «H knitted clothing la acceptable. Mra. Mar­ tin explained and urged everyone having any of the foregoing » r tide* to contact Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, telephone 215-R. The Bundles-for-Brltaln Club will meet at the home ef Mra. Martin, ISM Mellonvllle Avenue on Thufr-Vy afternoon at 1:00 o’clock and everyone Interested In the work of the organisation la urged to attend and evaryone having finished garments la asked to turn them in tit that time. BAPPI Am ong those from Sanford who attended the m eeting in W inter P a rk on M onday'tvrning a t which D ean Thoma* 1-amb.rt spoke, were Mr. m il Mis. V . S. ('ole n t n , Mr and Mrs. O P. Herndon. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. M orrison ano Miss Dorothy Sanford. Legion Dance Ticket Sales Progressing PAGE THREE (C. R. Lord Hallowe’en Festival Church Class Has Ila rk ry . Plans Arc Complete Regular Meeting The next entertained Plan* have been completed fo r th Seeker* the annual Hallowe'en F estival i*t t h u irh which will be presented by the W e«t Side P arent T eacher A s­ iK «n MonMr* John sociation of the W est Side P r i ­ m ary School on the school conducted grounds on Thursday evening a t tvOO o'clock ami lasting un til i n nnd in «y a paper 'j 00 o clock. In addition to the num erous It Mitchrll. wned w ith fe a tu re s of am usem ent and gam es which will offered and the aw arding of prises for tho best eottum es a fashion show will )e presented by the child­ ren. to be followed by living pictures. The program of the show fol­ lows; Scene One— School Days, Mm. John Clark, teacher; ami B etty K atnrl. Mary Klldn to ssin g , R athrl; “The Torn Hat . William lact|ueline Dunn Mr sine R abum , H um phrey; “ W hiatler-* Mother . Shirley ICrvin, Dorothy H arrvll, Ruby Jo M artin; “ The Angelu* . Gene lla sty , Velma Bohannon; Betty Bnsmin. Myra Jean Clause. l.a rk ", Mitttiie DicK Butler, Marion B utler Bill “ Song of th e ila rd v Bob White* Irene W hite H um phrey. "B irth of the F la g '. Betty Ann M artin. E lisabeth rT nd fifobby Me Nab. Seven Two—Tea P arty, with W1 ite, Jacqueline Dunn. |to n * Dunn. "S oldier Boy *. Monroe Harold Stem per IVnny H ardy, M ilitary T»p Dunce Rvelyn Jones K athryn Cullum, Pearce; Dolores N augher, Barbara Mc- B a ih ira Ann Pearce; Mi** A m er­ Nab, Sally Miller. Tommy W il­ ica- Marilyn Calhoun. kinson, W alter Booth, Ray T hom ­ as, Connie Ludwig, Jim m y Joe Kendall. Jeanette W alker, Ktigene lU rinrau Song - Playmate*. Rvelyn Jones and Dolores Naugher T ap D am e B arbara A nn Pearce A crolatic Ds nee—Jojm e Jones. Scene T1 -e In the G arden, ___ _______ and *ong» by the Glee Club Tho*c taking p a rt inSm ith, Joseph dude Rudolph Ervin, l.uther David, Jim m y Sm ith Willie Bohannon, Doris Willi*; Tommy Malhvln. B atty Ann M artin, Duane H arrell, Mildred B arinrau, B etty Prescott, C harles Thoma*, Mary C arlton, E lisabeth Ann W hite, H asel Clause. Mildred Ervin, Sonny Lodge, Jack W hitmore, F-valyn Jones, Sally Mil'ec, Joyce A nder­ son and Jnyne Mae Jones. Scene Four To Beil, Janice Reel. Richard Hall, Ann Raborn. Carol David, Gene W ilkinson, C hester H arper Sera Nell H a rd ­ in and Harvey Wilklnwm. Those taking p a rt In the ‘‘liv­ ing p ic tu re s ' include the follow , ing: R eader—Mary Ellen le a s in g ; "A ge of Innocence", K athryn Cullum ; "B aby S tew art", Millie H ardy; "S traw berry G irl', Jca_n C lause; "Feeding H er Birds", Tommy Methvln, lla te l Clause. Mildred Rarineau and B etty anil Mm J. W. Mr*. W. ill Sm ith. M r. J . n. Craw ford. Mr*. M. E Moye. Mr*. m eeting wa* a n ­ J . D. G riffin. Mr* Lord. Mr* nounced to bo held with Mm . It. W. S. Thornton. Mr* W 1» H I’atti*hnll >t her homo in (* Ru«*rll and j Mrs. B ert C hapm an will speak ■Geneva ami the m eeting wa* C lark; Mra. J on **W hat a parent fre ls is hiv ! turned over In the hostesses in- Mr*. J. F. Riser j responsibility and d u ty to hi* clu<lintc Mr*. David. iD *. Vaughn. AI»o, Mr*. (' I’rirst. Mr* child in the school*' at the m eetMr*. W E Wells. Mr*. W. t'. W R. Edenfield. Mr*. J M • ing of the (gram m ar School P arIH-klr and Mr- J l> Jinkln*. j ent T each er Association m eeting who served refreshm ents run- Kaye*. Mr*. I* Grow, Mr*, t ' which will he held in th r school '"D tin g of ro ffre and gingerl rvad I.. Goodhue. Mr* Duncan, Mr* >aud ito riu m tom orrow a fte rn o o n Mitchell Mi*. topped w dh whipped rream . I uttlshall, Mr*. beginning at .10 o'clock. Kavor* in thi- *hnpe* of anchor* T. E. Wiinon. Mr*. Klo**ir Good* Mrs Irm a Klynt will answ er •on. Mr*. R. M M a son, Sr , M n and rope* were placid upon each H. A. ApflT?hy. Mm. J ('• W ait-. Mrs C hapm an with th»* trachera* Mrs. J. B. Little Mrs. Mh ti Ha view point, t «» he follow ed by »\ Moffett, Mim June M •<M«’ll. M m . i general disriisston u n d e r the ill N ettie Tilli*. Mrs R W T urner. 1 reetion of P K Kipp, principal Mrs .1 W lla rk e y . Mrs |{ K of th«* school All m eniheis of the AssocUlCrenshaw ami Mr*. J F Mr | lion have been urged to rwtetul. Clellaml. Mrs. Chapman Will Speak To P. T .A DON’T FORGET S pagh etti Supper and lla llo * c-a n * I'awW al, Friday nrte. HHM) ’111 9:00 l \ M. Weal Side School! S an fo rd , Florida SPEEDY" WILLIS BIRTHDAT M rs. Ira S outhw ard . * Ctayds Forguson Alice Lundqulst Alva Lundqulst A. The Grammar School P. T. will moot In tho auditorium at SilO P. M. All members era asked to attend aa an Interesting program has been planned, annex with the rail mleslon etudy "A Christian Imperative" i being tho sabicct. An “around. I Ibo-world" luncheon will bo eerv- I ed at the noon hour. Tho Townsend Club will hold ite regular meeting In the Court House at 7:30 P>M. .The Bundles for Britain Club win meat at the home of Mrs. I. D. Martin, ISM Mellonvllle Avenue at 3:00 P. M. • FRIDAY Tho N do V Howard- Chapter of tho U. D. C. will meet at tha home of Mra. M. 8. Wiggins at 3:00 P. M. The WoiMui’a Club, under the dtraetleo of Mra. M. O. McNair, will be la charge of tha morning •owing easeion for tho Bod Cross. Never Were Lamps More Beautiful! These stunning Umpn are artistic triumphs—not only do they beautify your room*, but they’re aclentiflca*/ designed to give maximum eye-comfort. Prices are modest 1, DON’T JUDGE COMFORT ON LOOKS .1. DON’T IIUY A MATTRESS KEEP ITS COMFORT Most m attresses LOOK com fortable in a store. B ut there nrs all kinds of com fort. A m a ttrrs s m ade with In d iffe r­ ent "Inaidea'* can give only in d iffe re n t com fort. The B e au ty rea t ha* a special- construction th a t bring* com fo rt to it* m ost lu xurious (mint. A m attress tIn*t lose* it* eum fort n f l r r no bargain. The U nited Stale* T e stin g 17 d iffe re n t make* of mattrea*e*. In l! re*t *tnnd up .'I T IM E S IdlNGKK than lie**. CARO OF THANKS We, tho family of tho lata Mra. Victoria Dunwoody, wish to thank all who war* to kind to u* of o«r doar wife, m aadmother end aunt. I* Dunwoody, widower _________ and Fhmily The Glorificr Mis5implic^+^, 4. DON’T HUY A MATTRESS KEEP ITS SHAPE. THAT CANT Time la h ard on a mu tires*. A fte r m fvw y e a rs lum ps may fo rm . . . edges m ay sag and gvt wavy. I lja b ty r a it has a special PA TEN TED Hag-proof Edge. T hose edge* stay erect and firm d u rin g the e n tire life of the m attress. Bccsum K HMlgiMa like a kittea! Both tho back and the fo o t ttm ch vertically and the topbackofdMikifthaaarwoInch clastic cailaf for g *4 n waistline. Thg fiumosss bade Lam p* in every* imaginable style and size for every purpose! TODA Yi GET A BEMJTYREST ' h * U T en** S100 A W EEK li f t FLORIDA �t 1 THE; SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, E A G E F O C ft — Q uarterm aster Corps Constructs “Rolling Garage” F,or Field Use R fr K S r) a n d * h .1 ) b . — (S p e c ia l)— 'l a w • T o llln ir s ir- RADIO NEWS afro” supplied f»y lh«« Quarter- o f ool4 ------.---- - w ith in >r! mdathe *i»r«m _ 10 . ' tk o -FtetttlouB l l « 4atf Ion In n oo ff f1 r oa#t "1 pnoa kt t flo (C k a p to r I H i l lim a o f tk o ► ) * l t k tk o C ta rk tfclo n o llro . S a c k o la lm . o r d o tn a a d • k a i l bo l a w r t t l a c . a n d o h a ll C o u r t o ( s a n tin o lo N ollro io h .r o b y ( l v « n t k ( | t ■m »o « o * o 4 In III* r t o f ro » o lr tniolaooo a t !• « 8v. P a r k A rt, S a n fo rd . F lo r id a , l a . Ik o C o o p er n io r k . u n 4 o r Ik o f l r t l l t o a e a a a ro o .-d . rA M u n x . I f o d .r n Shoo S h o p a a 4 I k a t I i k t O w arr. fo n d in ro g lo U r oald n a itia p a r* o u o n l lo Hio I . t m o o f th o * f l r lltlu u o N a m . H la ta W f C b s p te f t a r s i lm * o o f F lo r id a ) w ith Ik o t k a t I. C la rk o f l h . C lr r a ll C o u rt o f Soml* * W elles IT k d r o b p , t » . „ C. lU rd o r t. aaa o a a o s o d l a n o lo C o u n tr. F lo rid a . kooIaoOa o a t h o ' C o o a t r y CTokIf. U CO L E T .. f lr tlllo n o O w n rr'o n d Manager P a o ta H a n d ' a n d o r tk o a a a a o o f S p o o o a r K a r d o a D a iry ru h (>rt IS. t j , n . N o r. Sth * a a d I k a t I In lo a d l a r o a l r l o r o a ld •tin. • » * m o p u r . u a n l to tk o T k l H I o o O Jfdao* S t o l u to ( O i.p l.r tH II ■■•W* * f F l o r id a ) a i m tb c c l o r k WILMINGTON, N. C.. Oct. 2'J WDBO at. Mo ■w lu l l Oomacy, efnca. la .ta e , y itrn u o k i* PWlXar‘M,,t - — ’ bT •» • iw -'s'S K & K r-a F lrit •■« jks iib lk a tlo a W #4. 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T o n a n d a o rb o f y o u a r o kora*, b y n o tifie d ortd r e q u ir e d Id are•o at aay r la lm o aad dom anda w h lr h you. o r A ltk e r o f y o u . m a s k a y » o s a la o t ik o ooI r io J- ALTMAN’S USED fx CARS Norte* “WITH A THAT CO! Drop in to net um and we will give you u deal that will surpriito you. 193! Ford Tudor ..... 1931 Bcdnn .......... 1(5.0 1931 Chevrolet Tnw Sedan ........... I5.YI 10311 Ford Fordor ............. 105.( 1930 Plymouth Coupe........... 255.1 1938 Plymouth Coupe ........... 375.1 1938 Dodge Forder •Trunk Sedan 425.00 1 1939 Plymouth Coupe -------- 475.00 1910 Plymouth Del. Sport Sedan :.. G73.00 b u t lha hravient repair*, Theoe include the replacem ent o f as. ub*a*M>piblie.t and iivmblie* and ______ rem oval of a w um -out m otor and l u replacem ent by a new one. T h e mobilo m achine *hupa a te equipped lo h andle every p h aia of K aruse w ork, and equipm ent lnrludea plane*, lathe*, w elding 1:45 Koad of Ufa 2:00 Young I)r, Malonr 2:16 Joyco Jordan 2:80 UP Nawa 2:85 bulldlag for ^afanoa 2:45 Mallnaa Mualcal 8:00 Aftamnon Variatlat 2:15 Jerry Wajma. Songn 8:80 Ren.'ro Vallry Folka 8:45 Advantnraa In Bclanra 8:56 Praia Nawa 4:00 ClnelnMlI Conaarvatory Muair 4:80 Landt Trio 4:46 PraM Nawa 6:00 Twlllyht Malodtaa 6:16 Tha Goldbarga 6:80 Wild Ufa 6:45 Juat Entertainment CREDIT a— ' KKVISRD .a H /io iu n u iu ii, WA8l|INGT0N,_ m OeL __ n ^ JP ) —Tha Padaral Raaarva Board haa rot load Its Inatallmant credit regulations, affaetlva December 1, In order, It said, to daae aorna loopholae and taae tame rritrktloru. Noll**# i« h e re b y *lr*t> t h i i w# ■r« enirairM M n htialn*## o n i»#W O r Inrialo H lK horny, H a n fo ri. f*‘ori» rt*. un*f#r lh # f l r tll'o u a unm h I tn tllf f * Hon. And t h a t w « |n* l» n d lo r* « l« t* r nald !«•?»• |o r * • iin n t lo th # te rm * .if ttm * Kir* llllfiiM N am # F t l«*t»#pt#r l"#S1 l.#nr« o f F lo r id a ) w l;h lh a r u r h «,r th # rirru ii fo o rt of Hf m innl# (’iMinlF, F lo rid a . TtlOMAN It ATt.l TF, fin ^>r» I. ^ * N O T tC H o h o ro h y ( I r o n th o t I od In hualnooo a t ih . rro d o o n N o rth a o n to r d to 'g tv e teflel e r y e a r draggles will re f a a d every c a s t eg Authorlsad a*r#nca from duty In the U. 3. Navy for any peruxl le*. lh*n 4* houra I* known na •‘liberty’*. Abeenca authorlif.1 for a period longer than 4H hours I* known aa "leava*- le tte Meal fimlly latgUve. ChIMrea u wall ae aMta Uka m i -praae whta* taste aad aaay, elective actlaa. Ask year d far f raaal. It camadja Me er | l « .Uaa. fmaal la aald] jraataad k y ^ ^ . • t o i c iit o n u r v u co . fellowfliohod of Adrleans Ama> ond'a Dmfinitmlv MILDBR a n d ' W B ig , r o o m y , im a r tfy s t y le d n e w 1 9 4 2 R-WJri E v e r y th in g o b o u t C h e a te rB e !^ b m o t l e f o r y o o r p lo o M iro o n 4 n l o n c o . . . f r o m t h e i r f i n e , r i g h t l y 'b l e u tehoccoe to their o#ey?»o-opefb ^«»*• phone locket thot koofte Cho*»o»floli a|w #yt Froeh^r anti Coolor-SmoWitg. Steak & Chicken Dinners — Delicious Chili—Short Orders $ v y a pock m d fry them, role fee them becouee the Many tpedal S tw le k h r ftaturas at na txtra cost I te Finest mattriak and rrnftT m nyhipl . ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES ANGEL’S EAT SHACK SenTerd Avenue Juat Off Of Geneva Avenue * (tort p u t t * Om h rik U I (ever the couafry h the g Rtmarkoblt oas and oil n l M i i l # low rtpoir tost I Top trado-tn valutl MAFFETT AUTO SERVICE SANFORD; FLA. By. PAUL Classified Advertisements BURNER kerosene cooker, 1.80: 8 good keroaenn rang. APTS, k lencet. 118.00 each) 1 good wood lg«, |26.00| t Gemini Ktrlc range, 126.00; Vltnfe lee Boy, used veiy lit* I 980.00) 1 coal elrcaUtlng attractive s a: kUr. *885.00) Many other . downatelra ap t 418 le appliances, all guarantevd. ten’* Fuel Oaa Service, 6-ltOOM house (OT Ml raaa from Post Office. froia Poet Offle<, wild frame house, lunch ad pi* station. Also REPINED woman wantad to do* trees, grape arbor, tori* aU. Prlra |3^ ram l owner. Term*. 146.W or write Uoi Grecan Co, LATINO heatere it received a Mg ne la and fee W# have the its* the prWd • you rCttnm. Setnlnola RA TM FF. Tin Fruit Met lixathm To Relieve Constipation TRUCKS 1935 Chev. i/i-lon Pickup ..... SI43.00 IMS Ford 83 Sedan Delivery....... 163.00 1937 Pord ,60 ft-lon Pickup 165.00 >1936 Chev. l}j.ton Lone wheel bane Cab A Cnoaela .... 293.00 B. K m i. Ine ewy. , DUSINKS8 BEHYICD- l M. Part Avgpj •8 Ban/ard'a \ J#v • . i m1 • ,? • �L ■ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA CHATTER pr ja c k m i-n tu r* <|»l 11 Hi* Gatois Prep For ,iU n ty o f a tti'iitm ii Tlie four in i’ll •■•I Georgia Contest Of November 8 ARMY TOSSER ir j lin -to « e * C v \ ST X «P O rA -t\M F A U a ' AVf i?gfvr*.iv>i xtw n d w as ✓ lUeJPiCAPcfO last ICAO. 8 y 1bo Atocd O r A ( W S E A S > . RUfctAi-P L -/ —d c re r* u e c t d o e s u f t p y.’dEd ue c tA j^ n r uvg. OP tb dis CUPP>»iC.S A Tate Prepares •For Last Game ~ On Gator Field The Ghost* and Goblins Will G«t You If Yon Don’t Wstch Out! A h a m rain Ufmi* |tra«‘ti«'»* ( foireil th** *<|u;i«l ilnwn t«* -do%\ •nerd* on the e. ,ik« ii *«*n| of | firm in g Field | Practice gut uiul* r *li*»rl ly a f lr r 4 :!•• " (lin k will* :i i ;»l l«lh«*nk’« d rill. d**drn«d t.. Inn b«r Ih r «<|U*d ii|» •>• it* («•'• Workout mihv (hi* In****to I. S U. la*t S n tu itfj\ nigbf Offeiwe got tin- Mm*! t»toioi n m l a tlm tin n m tin*w**ik Mint 1followed, u* !'«•■• ti Tom lo b • plotted m*w pl»V" mnl inn Mn mi ’fo r th r fir«t tinu* f With Halfback* .1. * k J mih ,nnd Frank Kim II doing mo t , the throw ing, thi tia to r i *i»• mg attack got U IVNiivkr nltt'l ii j f n ir nhthMiijr stg.-*m»V \b%». g»l«. ^ _Florida cnmpli ti d ih iii Iv •" i p c r i w H i f it< _be-'f|l a ttv 1111•t * " | th r 111-? lo5T, f»»i* him1 of tin* i>r*t O ra n g e and Him m* cord* in year* llig F*»ral Fm gu«on, whioi* total ynnlag* mi pitfi«e« cniight. iimy *«•! n lumJcio i Florida record l.rfm r th r clo-* of th r «i>a«un, cam r in for |d»,ntv of catcher Th* tig mid wa*« Mo middle mail on n nunilo r **f lm w ard lateral conilnn»tioii<* ugniii** I,. S. IV, nnd l»i*lorc tlmt linn ffrc tiv r |fO*iv*» w ai th r in on th r *oii .vhurtlv li day. in r;»llk«‘d ninth Vbill .’.il T hr South vs. \ m htimu I • i»rntativf, nl«o um lrlrntcd .** T ria s A. nnd M , which |nil!i*d 6C.1 points without gettin g n fifth place T hat wn< th.* name ranking the Aggie* were given «t thin I ta g r »>f the l!l tl> *eu«oo Southern M ethm ii't ennie in *.tiili In thr voting with I it p o in t' C arrying the banner for tin acuthennt a re Vanderbilt, tenth w ith 1th) point*; Alabam a, loth and Mift*i«*ippi nnd M io io i|i|ii S ta te , tied for 171h Following ,Mmne«ota and T» In the ranking*, come Fordhuni. •even fin t* and 7HI point*.. l»uk« five and Ttrj, Texa*. A and M . A1 P o ttu i (60) of VilUnova tries a d eip erats ettd m n In an attem pt to break through the surprising K it* hattan lino during gam s In New York. But, he waa stopped for a four-yard lose. In one of the season's biggest upsets, M anhatU u'f Jaspers conquered powerful, hitherto undefeated and untied VilUnova, t-4. * DON’T FORGET, FOLKS! Rain or shins, con* what might, we arc determined school smmi1, unit in I'.UiT ho d e c l i n e ,! tlic l.un<lon u;;Krii*>tinn in its irtr.m * in ih» .1u>. I tnnvilU S lu liu n i T here he celled siunHl. from th# spin-back spot, I 'i t m a w n ftohman, here, in , l'J:w Missouri an>l S Minnesota And Texas Tied In A P. Grid Poll SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL 6:00 P. M. Department Yon need not j be a depoei-sg The Q«nf( Member t t i M l Ire cream , soda., rnndy hur. end olher s u e t s Mnl r**fr .h rosnla nrr lo-ntfil in iho cHiilrcne lu n l ship in the II S N'avy w hich urc ns popular on n Navy ^ i b l'i us.the ImM oq a .lu x u ry liner A v t a h-clycjy beveruyv. were banned fro m the N avy in H ill. n ^ cd^ T S flW ck .1 * ATTENTION! . n*ni d r il l in* uiU i * I iim n l In Ilk* I til ll, • • :i \ .1 (h o u g h a ll • t \ n |il | •• I* !-' ka »re * X|»*» I* il l • I I* .ii'tin n b r i n i i • i. • . Ito ilg lic i m n l* e ill 11 • I\ • n .•nli r tu iiiiiin iw , loit ..H i O sle OP BACvCPieto N£A 6nP«rOCo f K njoy th e ad* y a n U g ee e t o u r P e rso n a l L o ss • til I . t i ••inly for the C«ntl*' Arhmg ’•tu ff cun per* ili ' nn:i«l In tak e th in g s i th n •«*«lniair>. In •♦••ii» *i i i** hart! a t w ork • ♦nn I* II In*** to (JlMirgia N •• on < tiir«lny nig h t, i-i ll * ir niily home in to .he «i|iunl llaUhatk** Toiiim v ltarn*Miii mnl I m < I ill \n i h I n ! k a a i n l ll M i • hi l.i •• < I r » m th b colum n should com * s l i d e r ' th* h eading of “ O bU sury N o tic e ” because th. v U n b w stre a k o f the “C ellar-y ” F a d e ( h u t w eek it waa the SUI )a r-y F e d s) died a f te r an im a t ik a t o ta l ' o f one. Y our re p o rte r w ent too fa r o u t on the limb in predicting a F e d jVletcry o e er Ocala a n d the w ftd c ate cam e out a f te r him. B u t, J s d rin g from the ch arg e ami taueu e la y w hich the F r t s used a g a in st D e L an d , it waa hi* hnn. • e t. b u t not e ip e r t, opinion th at th e locale w ould m ake a hett ir ^Rowing th a n they .( kI again** th e visito rs th is p a st Friday , ••joinl guv*- . m Ii , I 'g n * . 'a t m n hi h e r r in g ycu w ill recall w hal h a . happened In the p m n the Fed* h a r e played prior to this one f d d w iu rem em b er th a t w henever a n o pponeut w anted to v e r t «r r e t down In to scoring te rrito ry th e y did not use th e In fan try a tta c k but took to the sir. O r Vis fr (lowed the sam e procedure. The t F e d line held O cala in th e thndow o f the goal posts tw ice, oncj • n the one y a rd strip e* a n d then a g ain on th e tw o y ard m ark er, only to h a re passes throw n over th e ir heads o r th ro u g h the arm s o f the Feds hacks. On th e d efen se H icks, Odham, H a sty and F lem ing played su ­ p e rb b a ll b u t on th e o ffen se th e holes luat d idn’t seem to a p p e a r a n d If one did m aterialize th e hall c a rrie r needed a com pass to fin d It. -** • A couple p f fum bles by the F ed backs m arre d the gam e. One , t « n t a g In th e f irs t plav o f the R M ia b y F a rre ll ao u n nerved h i. • if c u a m a u * th a t they couldn't M V n to se ttle down. A few m in. late r T ru lu c k duplicated the by fum bling and m ik in g (t • l i r a - ro w th a t the Deals has been given the ball, nnd In 1039, h i. first sensmi on tln#| N EW YORK. Oct 2 U .-(4 ')— vsrrJty, he scori-d i s point, Anyone who w onts to «tfr on on better th an n th in l uf tho t u r n 1. n-l-nm enl ns to w hether ted te r totiM while csllinir plays from fiMithnll i. played In the Hit; Ten the linc-pltij(inir spot. l.a. t .sen- or the Southw est (Conference run son' Fnm lrcn M itchell, by v irtu e find ptenlv of m aterial fnr*l*ith uf pass receiving, M the tm u<.| • dr« in this week's ran k in g , of team s as but T ate ra n his a irin g of sin the nation's leading ceasful conversions a fte r touch Ho y'ro lined up by 127 ezperU downs to 11 w ithout u m b ', and lose army# at! IMligs, can lm played re g u la r fullback. ro u n trd on to tak e r.n s i''" rs s iv e Coach U e b moved the (Hi lead in a triv iii' to d rfe n t Ml" op pounder back to q u arterb ack l»«l position — W hether his a<»Vne p rin y , and he's seen m ost of tl. - 1 m rnt Ih- running, kicking, pass­ action a t th a t post hi the six im ' nr ju st goo I, hard lilorl.log. G ator ra m e s played thus Ln Five o ther Jncksonville ei-n, T sto will be the only hom e "o r i | A| h trh te l. a Junior, rod Ends senior on the O rannu on I IUo<- H a rry I’li’l t and Jo e tJ n h .m J aquad when the tra m play G uards Hill ItalHirn ami W aller Georgia in N ovem ber, nnd Ii t Melti»>, ,ophomore*v lire on Ih . U A. Dee. 20 in Jacksonvili.q u ad , nrvl K ahem has s ta ll-1 A nd T a te ,-a lw a y s o p r of those, ino .1 of this aearon'a R t'iu fierce c c ra p e tlto n . who h i t r . t . H «• I t • C I K i lll , a* it '.ill** l ,»**«*tor’< Baby t ’n Miami firxhm en » mi Hnri*ln fielt! a t • •*••- S it ii-lay night. ATTFNTION FOLKS! Jack mmim.i | . back fro m I in n — l lr n a i ln a * w ith th e la te s t PANORAM JACK’S DEW DROP INN |V\CI\ \(!K c o n n s MIXED DUINKS AT I'OI'l I \|{ I'HICES LOCATED ON HE M l II I I. | . \ KE MONROE MISS THE BOAT II you h a v * k««n th in k in g a b o u t o w n in g y o u r o w n k o a o . . . a n d y ou tail to m ak o it com * tru o wtlhlw tho n o il low m o n th s Ih o to Ii a n o ic o llo n t c h a n c o th a t you w ill tool v o iy m u ch Itko th o l«llow w h o h a a Just ’*mioood th o boat.'* TODAY EVERY FA C TO R 13 FAVORABLE to h o m o b u ild in g . C oats a ro atill low . . , a n d Iho FEDERAL H O USING ADMINISTRATION h a a m a d o h o m o b u ild ­ in g Ioann m oro o c o ao m icu l a n d n a a ia r to c a r ry th a a ovor bolovo. INVESTIGATE . • • (n v n a tig a to b n lo r# th o b u ild in g bunlnnna p ic k s u p to s u c h a n natn n t (hut c o s ts w ill I U s — w h ic h th s y a t s o u rs to do. C O M E IN AND LET US TELL YOU MOW 1A 3Y H O M E OW NERSH IP O TODAY. I’llONE 713 FRENCH AVE. AT sih ST Thebuy for !942 ” One of the m oat improvi players on the Rollins loilei varsity which plays host to Davi Elkina of Elkina, W. Va., ne aaiHUlOH n nhittle, m ir. If" week la Ta ram m ell W 1! pound left tackle from H aln rs C ity. Only a sophom ory. W hittle stepped into the berth occupied for the p a st th ree veer* l y M«1 Clanton, all-tim e Rollins tackle, and haa played tN 'k position with distinction. Kolllna 'i the W e«t V irginia t s n « _ .Frklay . . . __ night, Nov. 7, a t H:16 o'clock in treater Orlando Stadium . H B N w e p r e s e n t ih ie r u j j e d J t l u i o k / o r 19d2, w o d o a o w ith ea o f •’h u a in e a a ae u s u a l,!' krad slruiglil-ciillit, with I'lHItlMI. design - plus llio lop rttndc.w illi. thrill of Oinipouiul Curliurvliont. O n (h a c o n tra ry , it is u decidedly u n . u s u a l c a r b u ilt fo r unusual lim es, a n d y o u d o n 't h a v e to look far to see Look ut Irurintt tlmt f,u twice us long in engineers' tests under tlio same weight nml loud. Loc^k ^1 it* fra m tt — solid, suhstanlial, h u sk y , th e stu rd y so rt uf foundstioo e v e ry d u ra b le stru c tu re m ust L o o k at (h e tp rin t* - ell-coil springs, that n a v e r lo se th a ir easy com fort. Look el the new biroaJrim w k r r h dial n o t o n ly stead y the rid e h ut get maximum Ufa from tire*. start, polled (0 flrit placa (a Tima’ 63 but d idn't p t So - no mutter how m an y y ears in y<>ur y ard stick , lay th em o u t hesido llu ic k - an d se e h o w th is ru g g e d t r a v e l e r la k e s t h e ir m e u a u ru w ith plenty to .p a re ! N o • • *# # I M km* A l l T H IS f O « Y O U I N '4 3 IBUAU UBAICMT.KlCMf VAlVfl -M • KfAD M M ft COMPOUND CAIBOAinON|ih ad u l mmmmi cufth) ft OA-CUVOONiO Cl AMI OfAPT f1N« AND IQUlNAlt ft stubcm u r t c o N N ic m o t o o t * ira ro N h i i m MAJta ft MOADftlM WMIIll ft PUUV AftAJCTAMA t r t s i r o t ? * c o o t i t pttMig * im a t h m a a o m W A M S A I t t (#<€W*M»f M uwtsoi waded* «4w I m L o o k c t ( h a P e ttie r plant. A v a l v r - l n • * • # * • • • • • » lAvstkids al slight to rs cos' on Bukk tririA i asmlels. tsssodard on all other Serin. firs t Michigan, bcaUn 7-0 l O ophm Saturday, allppad third place to Mrsntk wit) pohrU, sad NorthwvaUra, Why Is this Ldxstivt • Lt«d«r? e r m r m b u k k BUICK COMPANY [QUA AVENUE — .la .J - f ' ' S S U tw B . V. Mo �I TOT BANFOMD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THE OLD HOME TOWN STEWART SAYS: SENATOR BURTON ENVISIONS CAPITAL AS TRAFFIC MODEL By CHARLES p. STEWART Central P n u Columnl,t SENATOR HAROLD II. BUR TON of Ohio has started a crud do to make Washington, I). C-. a municipal traffic model for the whole coni “ r/ul automotive ellua* 'eland when he was mayor them, before he broke in­ to congress, but If he can do the seme thing for the nalonal tapital, It generally |g rgreed by the city's rer.'dents and visiter, th-t hell prove himself a wonder At present the district simply Is a eurioeity. from the standpoint both of drivrra and pedestrian,. In the first place- Mayor Id, rie l'Enfant, who planned the town Juat after the Revolution, natural ly hadn't the slightest notion that the streets he mapped out v\vt would be navlgtted by anythli.i; but horses—anlimle which had Uu tense and decency not to col- I lid* with on* another and run oxer 1 human belnui afoot, if they could help It It's true that most of our big cities date back at far » the ma­ jor's day or father, but as rulle, Uwy werrn t fortrully der'gned. Their thoroughfares. In lbs main, war* permitted to criss cross it fight and left anglss- with no art! fklal complications Major l'Enfant, anxious tn ,'n n Job mapped avenues which ject four at a lime at InBSmberaUi* Junctions, making ’em By STANLEY Business Picks Up 'Automobiles Run Break-Through While Looking In Southern Orient Into C r im e a Is In Army Maneuvers CAMDEN. 8. C-, Oct. 29 — Around For A Place On Almost Nothing Told By Germans UP)— MaJ. G*n. Karl Trueadell’a To Dine R«a eorp* of aoma 37,000 man k for Falk of thin* charplain , not waltUcal* took B A C K “m e ( THE c l u m p s -n M ISSE D A P A Y M E N T om t h e ir w /A r r c w s CO A L A M D " m e FIM A N C E C O M P A N Y l IS TAKlM Cy I T j V - - v BA C K A<5>A/N - y , TtoUNesTer** HttHCHAI* II LASTVJE ex’ 1 **• le he run. > off ibstiJiRiro ic. Is outhcm OrientT'lt doe* very well, us a fuel. An insurance agent, working for * Shanghai firm, actually uses a Chinese rice-wine, noted for It., high alcoholic content. He has been known to slop ami drain a cup cr so from the tank or. a long run. '7 figure,'' he explains, “that I need it more than the engine does.” In the pa*t II years, Rellini College hr* failed to win or tie «gain>t only three opponents: Southeastern Loulsfcna, Mlllsapi and Florida U. The I-euisianan* won two games, while Mlllsaps eked cut ■ 18-11 victory. Florida's (inton, in their only gam* with to* Tar* In recent years, clicked present lines, but our order from II- a 13-2 victory in 1934. me supply priorities and idlbcatlon board in Waahlngton la very definite In asking us not to extend our service area or make any but minor line extensions. Onr shop is well equipped Customers contemplating new to mike any repairs on electric, gas or wster service or farm machinery, trailers Increased service are urged to consult our office beforu making or other equipment. definite plan*/' _ _ Cloud ____ further stated Mr. thatvthe priority rating for util­ ity companies of A-10 give* as­ surance that present service will be fully maintain'd. Thera Is no curtailment of service, but mere­ ly a curtailment of expansion. Expert Repairs j middle of it. Let that draw open during the evening homeward rush Out of the capital and It'll block ' everything for miles, eleer across the district. Can will move »,t the 1*4* of about six feet at a time, with I5-mlnut* stop* be­ tween progressions. And the . beauty of It la that It stalls all btunecting traffic. Ivr- Furthermore, no piece In tb* country has so many out-of-town - visitors, la for a look at the capi­ tal. These bird* don’t aven under•land local regulations .which -'re darned complicated, owing to the congestion. along will com* *i proccsm of army and navy trucks— mdrad* of 'em. Do they pay anv Ration to llghkil Not so you told nolle# It. Buie* don’t mean anything to pltiaati’ autos, either —speed or rill or perking rule* or say­ ing. Amljieesdors and minister* id consul* and all their asslsat* and member* of their millet are exempt from the Ightost discipline and taka full (vantage of It. Senators’ and ruprtssnUllvet if* likewise enjoy a prevllegtd PedeetriiBs a* Spot la *och surrounding*, the mom I > "Don’t bo a pedestrian. U s iagmoua to be an autolst, but ateatrtanlsm la bound to bo fatal, osier or latar. Besides, It’* pylAaku Cross • street against it or between Intersections. cop sees you, you get • ’ end hav* a fin* to pay, ity lt’a for your own pro,but really It’* for obetrucifila—your* delaying auto, Eton If you don’t delay I on* of ’em hit* you. It* urns to that driver to hav* wish ex planation: unless, :rs* h* scoots on too fast bothered about It And m ake him waste gasoline, or La Guardla of Now York feat th* comet way to solve to problem b to plsri_cltle» View to taking traffic ton* m r be right as to NEW iu t Washington can’t very Rollins College claims to have the llghteat player in the nation’s collegiate rank* this year In young Eddie Welnburg, eon of » Rollins mathematic* professor. Eddie weigh* only 125 pounds, but 'is an extremely fast scatback. He la a graduate from the touch football rank*. m m v -sate valley of the Don and would by allied acronnU jtut about flalab the tributary basin of the Donets ** * ®u“ **n Industrial reservoir, t0 Moscow theater, however. Information of Tester lay strongly suggested that the Rusdona held the Initiative generally, and there were three Interestlng related reports from nsutntl quarters In Lcndon. That Red reserves from Siber!• h»H gone hite th, line, givIng the weary Germane a very hard time of Hi that Russian artillery (of whieh the Germans have spoken at time* rllghtly aa against the v»stlv superior mo* hilltv of dhre-hofnhera) topeared tr have an rfferihrs superiority et the moment; that the expect­ ed freexe had not e.vtna. thus leaving the front a <t«ekv mete under rain and light snowfall*. Front-line dlapetrhes to freed*, the official Communist rtrwnaper, claimed In fact that the Germans h»d fslleu •>» digging defense fnrilfleations Ir some seetore of the Moscow frrnl-trcnches and tank Iran*— m an effort to consolidate edvanenj which had now been general)- hal'-d. The German* ‘.lismaelve* ecknnwledgad that there bad been vlc’ent Soviet cmnUr-a’tac'ca — suoported by ^eloioet *11 the ar­ tillery they ttDI posees*"—on the Moscow front, but elalnv-l .that all had been thrown bock and that several thousand Hed pri­ sons!* war# aa a result In hand. FAIRBANKS-MORSE DISTRIBUTOR MU1 Supplies Irrigation Systems Florida Public Service H it By Material Lack customer* will help tiv In IbU period of national emergancy. Hies* are unusual times end w* all hav* Juat one thought in mind. Wu mutt all Join hand* and do avarylhing nert-iaory and maka sacrifices too whar* It can be accomplished. Wu will b« glad to connect new customers to materials. The tremendous uaa of aluminum, eteal, copper and line by production fo.- national de­ fence has caused a shortage of wire for electrical conductors, o f pole hardware, transformer* and elaetrlcal awluhtear. The Public Rervlca Co, has received an order from the offh** of Donald Nelson, direetbr of priorities, whieh assures It of ■apply of, tueh material* only aa a t. needed for maintenance -of present service. This general order applies to nil electric, g.is and water utilities throughout the United States. Utilities have, been given p priority rating of A-10 for mat*rials needed for maintenance and repairs only. It la felt, even though A-10 I* far from A-l, that ntllttlea will ha able to-gat all matoriala needed for maintenance and re­ nt Ira, but th* order atate* that It does not provide materials for new line construction. , H. R. Cloud, vie* president and general manager of tb* Florida Public Service Co., in n state­ ment to th* Brea*, said, MUut materia) situation Is really se­ rious, but w* know that our 'ye sfjsA io Twenty p/ve Mill and Packing House Supplies and Repair Barrie*. PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINe TOwners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. — m i m pH ■ i i y K ■ 1 B n v America needs volunteers to keep the light of liberty b u m | i^ ...to safeguard our American sh o re s...to man our new two-ocean Navy. United BUI** b now building th* mart powarI Navy th* world baa over m n B ut it Ufca* than ahip* and plana* to patrol our ahorse, aafaour Hborty, probet million* of American homo* unflla*. It takaajaaenl V o U n tm n i w y m w battW dp, new c r a b a r , a*w d a e tra y a r , ao much staal rial trow until a crow o f trained mechanics, carpenter* and othar *p*ci That la why th* U. 8. N an a x p a rt in any o m of fcr prrf—ion*. You wffljBt *• era barring. And it aa much aa f 130.00 a mart mant b c o m p le te d . Right now fat th* Navy doobb opportunity to **tvu Ing thrir own meuity and Th* Navy wwda skirmished with the superior Blue forces of MaJ. Can. Lloyd R. Fredendall Tuaada/ ntyht aa the battle of the Pee Dee River gained momentum !a the Pint Army maneuvers. Reporta from the mimic battle* front indicated the icene of ac­ tion between General Trueadeir* Sixth Corps, mad# up of thi l«t Try the Food at the Just for you • Sandwich** A E y r ry th ln f H ighw ay S o o th O f A railftffo Cabin Court 44th Dtvtateaa. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE DODGE C S. u A r w i i .; i u j '» 5 g Dodge Deluxe C oupe..... Plymouth Tudofr.... .......... Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan » ** . ^ * ■.» V ; • Plymouth 4 Dr S ed an __ Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr S ed a n .. Pontiac 8 4 Dr S ed an .. .. Machines Repaired — Expert W elding John Conyers, to, la carried out of apartment building after seeking to leap eight A policeman seised the youth before he could Jump, i a hospital psychopathic ward, relice laid be wa« victim of a blighted romance. FL O R SH E IM , WEDNESDAY, All of the above cars have the 100% Reel Guarantee. �. ,1 i * 3?;*r ' : .JjY ■ 4 y rT i . 1 vr< . f ■* • * CMaty Product* M M Fruit And VervUbte* Tkaa A*J. la Florida SB — — ffOLUMR XXXIII rr i '■ — EaUbUahed In 1908 ' ‘ A grees T o Open Coal 1JAines Today i ~ _— D A Y ,. OCTOBER O C T O B E R 30. 3 0 . 1191 9 i 1t SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A .; tH UURRSSD r r a l f t S a n fo rd k T h e O nly C e n tral F lorida C ity A ffo rd in g Rail, Ilig h w a j A n d W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n ------------------------------------------------------M em e m ber bar Am s s ocltocd o c ia t e d I 'r e s a NCM 1IER 51 14 Persons K illed In Okeys Large Plane Cra; h Fruit Fly Bill Sn”ate<iro“pNazis Shift Weight To Southern Front A nother For Uncle Sam „ ----------. i United Mine Workers Accept P r o p o s a l 9 By Roosevelt To Return To Work Passenger A i r l i n e r Committee D ec I a res| Burns As Crack- Government Is Mor- I up Occurs N e a r ally- Bound To PayMoorhead, M i n h . Claims Of Growers : Some Men To • Report Tonighl MOORHEAD. Minn.. Oct, 30 — IJf9)— F o u rteen person* killed when » f»g bound m w est slrlines p n .-rn g e r erashed n ear here early t T he pilot escaped although was injured. T he plans n p p a re rtly era a p 'S U e m p 'n g to land on vale p ra irie, two miles from ;th* a irp o rt, sod » u said to itove b u rn ed . The nlsne was w e st, bound from Chicago to S e a ttle . Mediation Board Will Study M atters In• volved In Dispute WASHINGTON. Oct. 30 —•OPi— John L. Lewln an­ nounced today that United •fine workera had accented President Roosevelt's, nmoo•al for re-ooenlns the strike­ bound captive mines and added the men would return •> work aa fast as arranacrocnta could be made locally. Breakthrough Brings Relentless Pursuit Of Russians Toward Base At Sevastopol Britain And Itussia Join Hands W ASHINGTON, (let ID t/JV bill to ,puthorizo pa \ mi rit« to fW .orib# kl to ciiriipi n nuts id* g ro w rtt f.»r lu«*« % m d ra | cam paign to oruiluA tf the , ilitrrranean fruit fly 1J year* AMO w as em lo m il yetUT'lits hy u R acial C«mgrvtsional ln \t «tigat Iwr t ’nm m ittef 1110 commute** * rr|to«rl h» Id th a t Iho Ktileral <s«tv« rnm« nt w n “m orjlly, if not n tric lly 1 legally ’ iMiuml to pay the darn- ; /! n ‘Moscow Front Is Holding Fast IClaims Are Conflict­ ing In Donets River Gateway To O il NKW K IN K . O r t .10 — (A T )—T ru*t«orlh> atfvlrr« Senator S rh w arti, chairm an of rrarhing the A n o ria trd I’m * the joint com m ittee, filed Iho 1 today *aid that Germ an* report and with it the lull to I abroad, anme with home* I authorise paym ents and set up and hti*ine«*ra in foreign / a system for milking them m unlrie*. had been railed to / --------/ P ledging th e ir support to th e The com m ittee, nam ed to inGerm any In recent week* to A m ericsn Legion in Iho A rm lu Ivestlgnte the governm ent * nltliH |M on the ltu**ian front J life Dsy activities, the C alory j tr*»'"n. held hearings in seven Kittimr together fa rta gir j Cam p of the W oodmen of th e Florida cities lis t Fall and interen hy (ierm an offiriaU an W orld expressed the b e le f th a t It viewed I I I witnesses trustw orthy inform ation fron Under term * of the bill, the l a n n t areas, Lewis said, w in be one nf th r most m tatandcount rie* around Germ an^ Ing event* of its kind oyer to be S ecro t.ry of A griculture would n lfh t shift* m ay ra tu rn ton ig h t the tru th frppeara to he thf bo ilircctn l to uppoint a c«*inmi«held in the C ity, C. C O i l ins, Germany feel* keenly O ther m ines, ha asaerted, would receive rlftim* ami se c re tary of the group, said yes­ alone r to great m unpnw rr l.wwiea A a raopaned tom orrow . Uncle Sam 's te rd a y , a fte r the ram p had held grtMkfe of ifamngeR. The cnmniia. ltu**ia and a shortage Roosavslt had proposed th a t flee t. H era la th e ; la te st, thST 16,000,000 su b m arin e,' G rouper, its re g u la r m eeting Monday n ig h t. nlouer toroiiM atiidy 1'ii'h elaim • killed labor in her factor!/ T h e cam p form ed a m o 'o rc a je •nil the treasury woulil U> inth a m ines be reopened pending launched a t th e 'E le c tr ic B oat C o m p an y 's p lan t a t G roton, Conn., Germany ha* recruit to a tte n d the district m eeting •tn ic t.il to pay claim s he ap. f a rth e r consideration o! m atters th e tw e n ty .fo u rth se n t down Urn. w ay i th ere since 1933. ■killed w orkrr* from all proved. held In O rlando last night a t tike cupieil countries tor the | involved In th a dispute, which The com m ittee «aid damogv 1 Colonlaltow n W om an's C lu b year. Ihiuhtlew* thU alrf a ffe e ts 63,000 m iners, by th a full in 1 building and the group left from paym ents should In* made I.i rd Halifax i light •. IlntM h am ha**tdnr to the U S , greet* U dwindling herau«e Ihe abp* • U m b s rs h lp o f the' Defi-nio M e­ the locel hall at 7:16 o'clock, proven m v 'j for rom m ereial fit • Andrei tirom yk* «:• m ». ih .n g e d 'a ffa ire s from the Soviet, a t the pi) it lea* and l>eeau*e th ere diation Board. ru* fruit de<troynl, vegetahlea Mr. Collins declared. I* an evident grow th of pas­ **Lewls la s t n ig h t called diatrict and fivl«| crop« destroyed, non Kuwiinn W u» I.** f It* in fit in New Yolk ( it v. a* Joseph K. Ihl sive and even violent realaonion rv p rasan U ttv ss to m eat ritn n fruit iln tro y n l, '*pray| \irn . form er I > a iu f*i - *a d ■*i to Rii-eiii, look* nil lie. taring “ there tancr to (ierm an rule. h er* to d ay to a n iw a r a fourth damage* to eitru* tree* adilition will alwuy* l >.,' H a lifa x e iill.il o n th« I . S for all po«. dem and fro m P resid en t Pool a r t Ik • I prunning coata. cowl-* of . c t r a fl» A iaaflH lfl PfPM In t. m N a n i\ a l . i t i . lie hi K n io p .# a t 63,000 captive .coal ra ia tra •praying, picking and burying I aible T he (ierm n n * w ere n p p ar. --------l a d th e ir strik e Im m ediately. • citru* drop* and apllta, and inlapiitlv s h if tin g th e tpnin M em bers of the a g ric u ltu re cellane.MM lonne* ' The call wont out after the defense board end a clerk from w eight nf thi* invasion to th e Ptoridant parnonaUy had taken the C ounty AAA office will a t­ a hand la efforts to ntedlate the *outhorn fro n t am i opened a tend e conference a t G ainesville " its et a Whit* House conliig,- now C rin ioan o ffe n siv e . F rid ay to consider and m ake sea with Lewis. M yna C. Thov olaintod a b r ra k plans for the Food for Freedom or, a'director of U. 8. Steel cam paign for 1942, O rU Ma» Ihro n g h an d tloolnrotl th o v th le u i, of the county ag an t'a u f . SaiifunhUu who saw last year * woro "rvlulltlosslv on th e U H HSV M .LF. Ky , DrL bk J- M. Tapecolt, a visitor from flea, aaid today. i o f -ii d o foated o iio *wv. " Armlxficu DnyFjtrmlt* may r**-reI h-1t -be,.I* -. ------------------Jif1 i^W1’' Th»*. president of the T b a m a stin g will 6 )Wd e * * * M* b ^ y -■'■■ctstMin o f Hurxeeiui th a GalnarvlUa ctry . h a 1 * M ; £ % X ,n Je'^D-u-hinar t«w»r«I the SovW M -^ Unlle«l Rlsie* declared ( b o u t five counties lavth< en by. W t k J r V rsfH flfJgJ*tor ..f th A m enean la g k m n," ,n nn' “l " f H « * « ‘"poL with nesday niAny. yioipg m.-duril frit place in timed firing ynater- saVetj to »cnd repreaSntstivca to I ss rvisl officer* railed inl«» active MuiilhU n»2« I siki* Moiinn* On ihv Mo*row fro n t, H iu*U nt tlen ‘ of Colin >ley afternoon at tha regular makt- plan* fo r g e ttin g farm er* service v.ere shirking Iheir duly (t-Ht In » *. toL't-lhcr witii Gil* rlaim ril lhi*y hail th«* O r m i n i English, state school bead, who meeting of the Sanford Cun Club to ro .o p rrn tf in the program for , . Srhniiiti. pliiniiftl Mini 4*on*trut lu l ntnllnl. anti 211I1I Ihi* ilrfi'i'ilem in the nolionnl ilefenseprograoi The principal issue In the dls. turned down the original bod- on the lake-front firing range n e x t y rn r, Mr. MSthleux i» “These young nu n m ust re-il > |I Mad M . v i c ........... ,„..n-**ed ' lh r '" , M /' m,‘rlr" ’ ,l""* i " i"!,,,iv '' h * rJ'f , ',‘u rhas threatened the get submitted by the Board. T. Ned Smith, secretary, reporter plained. p u t s which ---------------------. . 11 H oik. • <iv«*riiiET tlu* vchi- ingr •rv cral villiist*** (11 th«* Mor« lh.il Ihey ure required for nidi Ripply of fuel for the steel W . Lawton, | school superintciv. today. ' y ***• 1 1*||.*% Uil> \%iih j*«triiht ic* 4*•21*21 I row hrr.i in 11 c*«iuntvr*|>u*h. letry tra in in g In tuke p u 't n t M id today. •Lille is whether capthw mine I iriunitiir | v r I. at . I* i,* (o 4 |».i|N'i*21*1 trim iiiiii|f ilm rxh ih it 1 oiifliclin^ wi*r»* ihn cImIiiin in the d efen-e of Iheir rntiul|> In the revised budget just operators shall accept the Union • H l,i* ' ‘i n . i | i«* Ihmvt* a n n cniiipuiifn. Thu not In xo to school fn * I In*•r |« i li'oiiiiiiiinLnlion in iiv ix l from R«*p demands fof a union shop, under adopted a loss of (31,227 will be sonal benefit.'' Col llurold I' I Jo«* l|« n .tri 4'U ».f W ic h in ftiin ,1 Dt»ui torn* '•Mi** , G .ttuun* c la im o l th « ir fo ree j which employes will by required ■offered' by the schools In the Anit-i ii.»' Miin'ii* T ucker mid polirinif into t !»•• upper Corbusier o f I'U infield, N. J , »«id Ii ,• | (MjM to Join the U M. TV. after a reduced ralllage rate for the patlng in tha firing and «ne ., M \ " I ’ll* If Sum, llfrlu rt Mu**', h.uict* R iver IIuniii on the bro ad E xtension elasse* are h rin u » t Uu< opening of the t u r n « districts, Mr. Ianrton declared. visitor beilda- Tapwott, Mr. period of probation. p. Ilfiidyirk* wii* Ndvi,*rd «I r • -. * 1 m authentic nm tlillle frnlll, vhile Iho |{ im | n Niilil Ru^prepared by th e U niversity of tion'a a n n ild convention. At tike meeting the school Scuddar of Winter Park. 01 iho m u ittr m a l**lier ho re* with iho “ >ntith nf Am orim *. tnv-nn.li'W w m heulinu firm . A lr e a d y m o re Il ia n II J M V l on F lrrid a E xtension Division vriln Highest score* for tha afterholidays were approved and it Ci iiiil fim u tieionil A asislunt | ,,, ,||. Sm ith, LiinlN* Kmvluiul, atuMninilvr r***i*tlnj» a tte m p t* to H anna, W in te r d ir a l o f f ic e r * a n d m o r e t h a n tw ice waadacided to place the (25,000 noon ware aa fallows: Thpscolt. Dr. K athryn I'ost m aste r G rnernl Sm ith \ \ M arg-' G reen, l.oi* Jn*k*nn ra p tu re tlidt vital gnt.^wny to Iho Park, a* the tea ch e r foe th * t h i t m a n y n u r s e * a n d o l h i now In the county cfeUag lund m ; AUonby, IMt Jasper Wolfe, aectlon "and” a n y o n e ( aisU nU a rc worktitg in I V a rm e d . l',' f'hiio which ,. f. rrc<| l» a I. I- ur»l t d< iimn Y u tc . looking to t '.nil i*ii * oil fielil*? N orth of account In Defense Saving Bonds 290; Seudder, 114; H. William*. forces •m l iloin# everything from ,rr " n l , , 'n '»Y the IteprvBenta »wur.l tin two Irml.M |(o*tev *he Italian* .nlniittril th a t at two and one-half percent in- 282; A. C. aDrthlek. 274; Charles taking any o f the course* are trea tin g bunion* to o p eratin g ................ .. tho increase from ......... h o g t„ N„1 Hmilli, pur th eir fori rn ^vere hulteil |*y coutu asked to m eet a t the Sanford SMCfar, 274. ............. . this year's c l . te ra tta rk G ram m ar School Nov. 3. a t 7:.1D the brain. Colonel C orbusier suid tri weekly to .Inily delivery, A mlltoga of U waa act aa t is ns follow*; ............. g.otig t„ le ‘ even l u l. The ,i l u e t i , ronrulillK the fall I* M . R. E. Kipp, principal of V n d tnuny of them a re sscrlfi. ,, n " ’ Uka county school tax while tha jng a g re a t iIcrJ in Income ntel Hen J» h*11•-n«I r ii*k.-* i« r l I*.« m |ireee*liiig one*', *im«' ,»f K h .irl'v in »h.« inilustria! the g ram m ar school, announced noaco millago waa aatebthe c om fort «*f th«*Ir fam lllra." H'*u*e ..f ReprisentAtive* tunny t o o club* sm l orgariuu U kraine, niiil • \i*»l im liittriea today. Funeral aerrleea for Eurrne at U for aaek of tha ----------- * My rlenr t'ongrr**m an lie n - i .mu. i , »>' promixetl t •» e n te r w ere r»* rov#*tl. an.I th*' city h*tl McConnell, Dr. H anna la well known a* a IcOoaaaU, who died Tuesday, six school districts. Tha interest drieh* flout* mi ilrroniti'il uiileniolnle* been ileutruyeil liefer** tin* invahistorian and w a i form erly head at the Erickson and (inktug millago for diatrict vrill bo eoodlucted •I F u rth e r refcrrn ce i* made to ,,, pi,. paraile. ....................... T h e ehunilwr uf *n»n. imo f u n e r a l H om e Friday at 10:10 I waa aat at 3.75, district two NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—(Al— of th e history d a p a rtm a n t a t the j*oir le tte r -i| M arrh 21, 1941, t'omim i.*- bus lu'err co-operating The evacuation o f K harkov In M. with the Rev. w . P. Buhr. I) district thraa, 2; district four, William Bloff. Stoat coast latur F lorida S ta te Collage fo r W o. will. Wldch you tra n sm u te d u « ith Mr S indh nn.| J. C. Truw ick lire upper U kraine w as ucknow . officiating and Attorment 1-28; district five. 1.76; and dis­ leader, told the Fadarml Court men a t T allah assee. Anyone tie. (om m iinicalion from Mr f N r„ i ^ . r i . l in untiling bulged e arly t*-l»sy by the .Soeerrico will be as Id at Evergreen trict six, 3.76. Jury MI am pnparad to show airing fu rth e r Inform ation ab o u t LONDON O c t 30.— (A*)— Hrll- 1*^.requesting Hwt kh- fre.pietl- b i b r . I . eligible clubs and pu t- ! H .a il* a » a o . !•«■» T kt««l Cemetery by tha. MMania Lodge. A racommandaUon was adopted that ( 200,000 waa given to In­ the classes should c o n ta ct Mr. ain ha* called a n o th er le tte r of r y . " un,., 1 , , , , r , J " ' “ •e iiotir •'icunixutions ** well a* B dtaw chacks against tbs bond vestigators In tba Congressional Kipp a t tha g ra m m ar school. thriedn. Flu:Ida, be in . tow n.|u ople in Seminole County, ihe a lp h a b e t to the color*, "Q " "o ' tersst and abilanf fund for Investigation of tba motion pic­ l h,. pn.graiii for the day fo r qui<tek now In lino w ith "V • " " • '• • • I from trl-w re ..!/ to. d u ll/ asch af tha ah) districts to buy ture industry.1* »x rrp t Mind.ty. mebeb IH,rude followed by I for victory. Dafsuaa Savings Bonds, Ha made tlw statement as he .--------' take pleasors in advi.r.ig pul n o lo irleiiionica n t tire bund. a ars to bo drawn on dls- resumed tbs witness stand in ,yoii that the frequency of , c r . hell and an address by S e n a to r 1 sna far (10.000; district his trial on charn q£ extorting FBW F.lt FARM W ORKERS 'v ie . t M ing m r« o < e ,| to daily i |.,„de f . p (« r a t 11:181 A . M (M 00; district thraa, 6 V money from mavis producer* as WASHINGTON, Oct 20 —4/T) i x n pi Sunday, kffectivo I tec m u |,^ (h,. iiflcrnuou, the O u tb o ard , . . trot J. IL Lj Im. •str ict four, $lfi00t dla- a price of labav pas se bt tba — S e c r e t a r y of tha Treasury COLUM BUS, .O .i Oct. 30 —(/II b n I, 1911. ^ . j Motor t lul* and Ihe M errhunt'a | Wet m * m o m m 4 M W ct a ll, Industry. Mrs. M ary Cooper, H l-yesr-ol.l Mprgenthau announced tba p-t- —The la la l num ber o f persons S incerely your*. | ,\*4oriutinn havo made plans to tlJM t/ gram of steep increases ia S'- w orking on farm s in Iho United Sritilh W. I'urdiim i .(Hinsor a re g a tta nn l a k e Mult- resident nf S anford, died a t h e r listed br Mr. Lawton rial Security taxes would be rea­ .States th is Fall U the lowest hccoiid A ssistant l*iM tm sster' roe Tlie ceb-brution will be cum- home nn E ig h teen th S tre e t to . duo to Uka rut In tha bodpat dy for Congressional considera­ sines the U. «S. D e p a rtm ro t o f . G eneral ‘ I p|,-t.d with an A m rrican Legion day a t H:00 A. M. follow ing an Jadgo % • SW kandad amounts . to tion within tha n n t two months A griculture began keeping re-1 , \u x iliary Monro a l 10981 I’, M. illnes* n f tw o week*. tho foOrwimg: gvnaral 'fund, M,She w»a born Aug. It, 1H58 In Ho declined to give the pro­ cords In 1926. according to t h e ' .. , , lo t th«- Armory. A D epartm ent of R ural Economic* K U l l r O B U In C O IT IC H The Ior ul A m erican Legion ha* Keithley, E ngland, a n d p r ! i ' to (•-4 A V - posed new rates. a t Ohio 8 to te U nlvaralty. I’a rt Invited legioiyiatre* nf su rrn a n d - th e II year* she h a s live I ill MONEY FOB CRIPPLES o f th a decline ia dua. according m g tow n, to m arch In the p a rad e S anford sho resided .n H irren to . ■ M a s s .r 'ff to econom ists, to th a fa c t th a t and lo have d in n er which will She was a m em ber n f th a F irst I're sh y teriaa (’hu tch here. MOUNT GILEAD. 0^ Oct 30 labor has le ft the fa rm fo r more W ASHINGTON, O ct. 30 — (/It be served n t the Legion l i f t . F u n rra l so rtIp aa fn r th e d e . —(JP)— Often daring th« 30 rem unerative jobs in industry. C l a * * o n e ra tly o ad , h a d ait Today, Jo el Field, post com■ as fallows: Arcensed will be c o rd d cted S a tu r­ years that Chaika F.IUwcrth m o n .b r, received a reply from estim ated n e t incom e, a fte r in te r­ MttwriUtJvaly Nov. l l , Thank*est and re n ta ls , o f (36MJiH2,763 Ihe Ik'latnd Post s ta tin g Ihut day at 3 :30 I'. M a t E rickson .Uta "political P arsons delivered mall to farm «7 and SI; Christ­ DOG-PI8II7 homaa In this vicinity did ha th a t county F u n rra l lln m a w ith th e P.*v. E. Jn the f ir s t nine m oqth* th is legionnuirc* from aa having mas HoOdsya Dae. i t to Jan. think rf what ha eoald do fo r year com parrd w ith |6H,8»H,nAt) will be over id "JiHn tho big D. Brownlee officiatin g . I n te r , m rn t will be in E v r ir r a e n Cam*NOWATA, Okla., Oct. 30.—(Al in Ihe sam e period o f 1940. th a p arad e." cripplod children. Last m onth -------- w Wto tWr A p r. I f . Tha terv . he died and hia wOl disclosed ha —Jim Simpson and wife tan A ssociation o f A m erica!; H ail, |w r wlU sloaa on Jana 6. Survivor* n f Mr*. C ooper ar« ;_ left the bulf of hla aaUta or out of to lt while fishing. Simp­ read* reported W ednesday. urk one son, W a lte r I - C o o p e r; o n e ' son said hia wife thought of. Ui« In Septem ber, th e y had an OW. lA M ffV -In (7 2 ,0 7 2 to Morrow eounty with sister, Mrs. M artha S p e a k s o f * “ slty, tha stipulation that It establish walaara they brought along for estim ated n et incom e, a fte r In­ Andnvar, M ass.; two grandsons. a home for crippled children on lunch. They cams home with te re st a n d re n ta ls, o f 660,100.W alter L. C ooper, J r., and David a catch. hi* HO-acre form. 736 com pared w ith (30,?62,60H TA I.L.U U H .SEK . O c t . '3 — id-) F . Cooper; tw o nieces, Mr*. W . In K eptcm ber, 1940, -- H enry J . D riggers, sta tu m o­ C. Brown o f S a n fo u l a n d Mrs N et railw ay o p e ra tin g Incomu to r vrh irle cnm m isslonsr, said before in te ra s t and ra n ia la W ednesday th a t am ple supplies Ivan F ra n k lin o f Mt. D ora. am ounted to $763,932,860 in th a n f 1912 a u to tag s would ba d a . first nine m onths th is y e a r com ­ Ilverrd to counties fo r sale b e ­ pared w ith (4 4 4 .4 2 3 4 2 2 in th a ginning Dee. 1. Full q u o tas will tam e period of 1940. ba sen! to th* 10 la rg e r e n u n . ties. Tha o th e rs will g e t th e ir city officials of tha City of Saitquotas aa required. ford, Fla. as wtll .a s to tha HUGO, Okla, O ct. SO —<*) A steel com pany In A labam a — Giving hla age aa 101, Gtorg* cltiiaiin of that community to already ha* tjalivarad 12 to n s o f F reeney applied for a license to know that they have quite a p lats to th a F lo rid a prison a t marry 22-yvar-old Ing tha country by Flora Mc­ Raiford, w here th a ta g s a ro Carty. , •Whistlin' WRlte”. 1 ’(Fa bad him appear on our TALLA1IAH8EE, Oct 30 — m ade. Tha document was made out. Federal p rio rity ra tin g w ill ba •tags ham for foug^t performances (41— Florida convict guards will but Fraansy said ha'il have to nt which lima hia -act waa vary violate tha law. Attorney Ganar. required ------l to _ g a t 25 a d- d itio n al wait until bin next pension check wall rac^vad, and by hla unique al Wateoir said WsdMaday, If ton* ef steal needed to complete arTlv,d u> pay foe It K y age*. Woodmen Pledge -1 Support To Legion Reduced Budget Visitor Takes Is Adopted By] Top Honors At S c h o o l Boar Gun Chib Meet Farm Workers To Attend Meeting Total 0 f $21,227 To Jim Allenby Takes Ba Lost In Cut Second Place At Asked By English Afternoon S h o o t ArmyRcservcMedicoH J aid To Be Shirking Ar mi s t i c e Da y F l o a t Gets Recogni t i on In M a g a z i n e 1 a., iOviedo To Have i T fia iIy ” Delivery • Ma i l Service, 2^S?n. History Classes Are Ilcin* Prepared Funeral Services For E. McConnell • Will Be Friday tn"tar«'tad io Bribery Charge Is Hurled A t Hearing “Q” Being Used In “Psychological” W ar ,‘Ji'Mrs. Mary Cooper Dies At Her Home Following Illness Tax Increase Bill Will Be Presented SK ■ .e j r z t z s s r o . *V " 'K J T o . e ta . British Are Leaving Jap-occupied China Sit d£tow‘thmi (Show Big Incren.sc S Auto T To Be Delivered On Time r & : ‘W huffin'W illie’ Gives Free Publicity To Seminole County 101 Year Old Man To Wed Girl Of 22 Guards Must Get Pjstol Licenses and plaaaawt personality pad Vis they carry flr w n u without 'll. Inatatextra that tha City of Ban- tense* whah they ara not on ac­ tive duty. .Hla opinion want to Nathan Mayo, coraralssionar of agrfenlaf m dtU m t tare, who asked tor a rating. Convict guards are anted white they pro aa activa duty. teg manufacture for us* later ------- ■» Stit. xifb-r tbi, LOCAL WEATHER winter for many car owners. . tThose who paid 10 In 1241 will Mostly cloudy, with showers pav (IS in 1242 to soma d a s. avar northeast and asst-cantral -' *(18 " *— aiflcations, tags ------ in . portions tonight and Friday and over Bortfcwsft pariian Friday* • ersasad to (20, - —--------to---- ---------------- -A te-* V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 29, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/60531e090182077a2cd8cfdb7b4389f7.pdf 98222a8fbddac93a4c4e462135e97af1 PDF Text Text I i T"" ■ 1 toX-.h J V v r* • a <M•* ■IIH- * ' •' * MBITS EYE VIEW OF DOWNTOWN SANFORD ■>* 1^7< b Found In Fort Erected Look Ago waat o f [emberthip Include* Marksmen From AH Orer Thla Section Orgaahad Can. t o f i r t la 1871, G n . Henry Saaford, • dUtlngukbed diplomat Bad •d w lir, who had aerved aa Unit. •d State* minister to Belgium, took a trip op th* St. Joha’i River and was aa impraaaad bj lb* beauty aad natora! adean’**•» of thi* locality that ha yur. chased I U U acraa a f land aa July §, IMO, th* th* taw a. Oca. Bmrfipd started a a experimental citrus giava there, saw h a a a a aa "Baiair,’* where ha Introdaead many a o f citrus. I t waa th* tr . a f Goa. Saaford’* Jadgo Tucker, wha sag_ that t b s tow s ha caQad a w a r d in honor o f Ha faandar. EvcataaOy MellonvUl* aad San. ford ware united under tha name of Saaford. v rJ from all over Central Flo regularly attend ih.- match- | Member* arc li-trd from Orlando, Winter Pari. 0<-ali,( lldweydn -th.v Iliile, [o n .n ro l,| F»tn Pirk, New Smyrna’ anl! Other titles. J Tha membership roll* al<o In- \ ► & Have A Good Time V a- . JACK’S DEW DROP INN W r i '- t i COCKTAIIi5.tm ra.2S m ii,_ ,,,..r W e C a rr y A C om plete L is e 0 1 W ines k L iquors In O u r Pnckngc D e p a rtm e n t. ^ , 4 ! ^ ,. J*\, * J . A. Z E R R E N N E R Proprietor J iU . , w 1 __ o ra r “Beautiful” Is The Word For \ — ; ■ jd ^ - * - as jt y * i Sanford And Surrounding Countryside - III the dletance is Laka Monroe, a p art of th* St. Johns River, and jutting out Into ,lt‘ I* th* Municipal Plef. Tho Ltka Fron*. Boulevard follow) th* shore of tho Laka aa a p a rt'o f Stat* Highway No. S to Jacksonville. Park Avehur, one of tho principal thoroughfares of the city {* ih tin* v-’ih tiui>* pn tha plate I ran;re at 131 precaution is observed for th* or SS. yarrij. and on the rifle I salcty of participants-aad strict range a t (0 fact, IM) yards, ami supervision prevails at all times. ICO yards. Thatched huts have Tha club I* proud that It- ha* been erected at both the rlflo drvcloped several good mark*. rnd pUtol ranges to keep rff m»n m*n during Ita short raiatancr, and it feels tin t on* of Ha rain and aun. ' Winter vlsilot* ara Invited to P'lme accrmcllshmenU is teach­ attend 'the Weekly matchea of ing men how to handle firearms th* Gun Club, which are held safely and aileptly. on* afternoon a week. They ara Present officers of th* Sem­ rh'rgad nothing for tb« privi­ inole Cun Club are Byrd J. lege of shooting. Gooda, president; J. 8. Web!, Bang* officers aeo that every vke president; Roy Williams, exe­ 1171, Eureka, Eauelalr. Wakhra, Lak* Jennie, Laka Maitland,' Laka Conway, Fort Rood, and othtr aattlamanta. Gas•ral Sanford taanu to b* tho moving splr* U of thla aide of Laka Manrta, and to be working woodara by far-ratohlng IntalUgonco and anargy in tho location aad development of Judklous colon)eg." H ISTO RY w ith t h * ln n u fu rn tlo n b y th e A tln n tk C onst Lion R nflrond o f th n f i r s t th ro u g h tr a in t r a y O M ratnd betw een F lo rid n . B e g in n in g 9, IM S, • m nrvnlous devel« t t h a t ev en h e r W* W C onnnquently, HfEURW H/, *m bDrie rillf record revuru o01f B ow anfarg’n. u u f u S ' - p s ih iu tihff modern Florid* may prove of Interest ;to thn proi *en««Uo«L ....... .. i Th* man to whom most thoughtful historian* credit General Sanford's greatest aervlco'to . Florida, perhaps, wav gutting Praaldaat Grant to visit Sanford, during which visit trips wore a a d * to varioua potato. Including Silver Springs. Th* aUandaat wotld-wld* publicity given tha thon on. known Florida attracted uational favorahl* attention. I t alga convinced tho railroads, now comprising th* Atlantic Coast Lin* ayatom, that (hair fa tu rt and Florida's development wore inur-depond. an t if- > J, Another proof of Floridn'a debt to Sanford b tho fact that until 11*4 tha' meat attractive tourist hotel In tho aloto waa "Tho Sanford House" at Sanford, Fin. • * •1 , OX4 1* . 7 ' I• • 'V»s»/ I Rich Farm Land* and celery field* 1 Wonderful Climate 1 Good Hunting and Fish­ ing. __ Friendly People ' Beautiful Scenic Spots th* Municipal' Pier. First Street, Sanford’a main thoroughfare, crosses Park Avenue a t the corner where Sanford's talleet building is located. cutive officer, and Nad Smith. Tho annual meeting of the Florida Press Association will he ...» . otry-treBvursr. held at Ocala, Nov. 13, I t , IS. During the meeting cdi'.ora and In rbvcrvatlon of Navy Day their ladies will be guests of Ray Oct. 27, recruiting officers A D avison 'a t Hilver Springe. throughout the state will send Kiports of canned corned beef recruits to Jacksonville for a from .Argentina In IMO totaled •pedal induction program. Lieut. 170 million pounds. R. A. Jones, In charge of rerailing In tha southeast, will per. Drltirh airplane manufacturers sonslly swear In tha men and the are using plastic material to an ceremony will he broadcast. increasing silen t. ."•V FO R G O T T E N r -^ * good showing at to* West Coast Flstol League's Annual matchaa, and usually com* away with several medal*. So that tha club may make Ita own 4ul)tta at low eo<L It recently acquired a reloading machln*. Kacllltlee for firing at the lakafront range of the Gun Club •re Ideal. The react fares north, nuking It Idail from tha atandt of sunlight. There are ataC I U M O M lu r a i 1 1 for firing from 10 potlSSSUBmmSSU January Th* young eel Is ribbon-1Ike and a* transparent that print may < be read thremgb Ha body. — AT— A. C. Yonally of Orlando roqulrva that th* m-n un 'er attend the meets of th* •talnrla Gun Club for esperln ran** firing, ral unofficial match-< have bald with a team of Daypolice and a delegation tha dub recently at tend cl tch In Ocala and wan a for Ita ability. At the Mt annual meeting, in Juno, it was voted to baeosno tod with th* National Association and thla has b a n don*. thair interest In th* generation of aharpahootScmlnol*Gun Club aa entry of young In the Open Rood for rtfl* matches In eo-opewtha Boas of th* A®*!1- {•moos A W , DANCE 7 . . r s b a a f e p ' f t e & .‘5 i i, A. C. YonaJly, Jasper i aad WUllata Brooker, atout-rf-town matches to op with tha lataat tnnda rg«4. firing. Thay'm ah* * _ W Thla .ra id war rebuilt .and ax tended to Tamp* In 1JR4. Ua alao constructed branch lint* Into Lake County and ta rn . toaQy to Laaa^urg and Trilby aad to SPENCER’S TOP SHOP W. 2nd St. at Oak Are. Boston. New Tork, Chicago an d .all intetw H tal* point.. F or ru m p le : FLORI­ DA SPECIAL ( Boaton.Washington Sec. lion) wQl Irava Boston 8:20 AM, elf active December 13 th, aad Washington l i l P PM, affect Ivo December 12th, and arrive la Sanford 'before noon th* next day —quickened mors than mi hour from' last year. And. FLORIDA SPECIAL (West Coast) will toav* Naw Tork «:03 PM. Washington 1:30 PM, and reach Hanford about 11 >40 AM,’ n ex t day. Both these (rains carry- R acm tbuiB ntortalnm eat care, with musk, games and hvsteao. Alao, there will b* a l*IIy'''D n#-N lght. Out" train - affective ‘ December • 17pu leaving Chicago 3 0 0 AM, sad arriving In Sanford about 3:00 PM next day. And, a "Two-Nighto-Ont" train effective January 1st, leaving Chicago >.*00 PM, and arriving Sanford 1:47 AM, tha 2nd night. Saaford, Florida Sanford t* only o a i^ lg h t-o o l" frora and fruit*. Tha development a f thla groat pro­ ducing territory had baan aaada fa* alb la only by th* freight handling factiltks of th* Atlantic C***t U m aa Um na­ if hich Samlaola County's ptrishabla produe* la sold. IN C O N C L U SIO N ■ fiaafoitT lnd th* Atlantic O n c t Lia* ara goad, ntighbort. Saaford prodnem th* frolght which th a Atlantia Coaat U na tala* to market. Saaford la aa iaportaat Junction point of tho Atiantlo Cooat Una. It b I t is th a re fo rn poaaiR b fo r jolOtona o f A n e r k a a a to h o a r d 'a u A tla a tk C oast L iao , tra in a t th o lr hom e a U t k n a a d g n th ro u g h to S a a fo rd w ith o u t Industry In Sanfard aad Florida, Duriag this period, H ha* npeat, aad b aUO tocndJa*. mtfUoaa afdollara in and ont .nf tha stat* la order that Flori­ da may ha totter, served. Th* Atlantis Coaat-Un* early reeotprined thn that M*h«bly m en than'any othtr iu l# b tha Ualou, to pocollarly axaatlag |%i Itof Uaaaportor d to Florida ■tha trtp.hy, B A N FO R D '8 R A IL R O A D I R A if lE R F ■ -Mr. H. ■1. Plant, the gT*at Florid* r 7 AUantls Coast 1 m t -w S* w ■r *► .. ’»> - .- �Sanford In The Only Central id* City Affording Rail Highway And W ater Transportation SANFORD, FLORIDA; Speech Called by Informed Nazis D e f e n s e Prodo .stan tabUshcd By W n d If City a - 8 e M BaariaaeGbim V I Sanford Troop Celebrate* Nelidaa] Girl Scou t Week They, However, See No Humor In Con­ sequences Of Pres­ id e n t ’s P o lic ie s Chutist After Six-Mile Leap • gory Aa -flfcln w A a n N o ro in fc n tw an. n Itaffians Call II Step Towards War BaOy ( V -C.) | in- the- S tm u h O ? u ■mi to Ilk* poring Atm BIB which . « m M brim o f Ik* call***' BriBsh Press Hails Talk As Offensive Against Hitlerism Informed German*, earn* mentlnw on Preoident l e i p volt's “xhootln* hae lU neiT Navy Day address, raid todar the speech would havn *>een funny “except the Proaident’a pollctta could hava di­ rect consequence*." \ . ,• P « llf ola, i r i . lM U usefol ia nation* al dale— * k m a l n jr i b m p n i < t W OM Scout program. BM< her* m ain gxrdeaa, took henltbfai saaolc, c a n far children. War* H n t aid, «* *pota to with service i i n a n aad • da *away other Hill Autkorixed To Make Call For December^ Voting B i s h o p , Unopposed To Be Loft O ff November B i l l e t The • - A r^ u r H. Starnee, 18, la shown (loft) at Rd^lnham Airport, Chicago,.after leaping from a plant*' 30,400 feet, almoet (lx mllea. In I he alrl J U plunged to w|thln 1,800 feet of the ea'tyk Ijkhtt • pJ^lelly-equipped (ult before open­ F ir tt Defense 1 supply.« oaI'« se tu p n . .that' - ••.e./ A . j .# ^ 1 Mrs. J. BLLee . Dies Following ~ Year's lBnefla . • *•*• . Mmmmwmv- «• « 'Mr*. Maria BHaabetb Lee. life­ long resident of Bembkele Oun- urn Ip Sanford on T.. end. toTaurolred lister,., Mr± Edo* re* sene, Bar, FeeId Kmeot ef Ren. Bona* a M*W*o *«d her H. Lt*t *lxr> 19. 'and thro* ■ greet rises far Ih* a t- Xrtekaon attwweask. *t onoer »t City Legionnaires S e p tic Tanks Urged To Aid In Described By H e a lth U n i t lidanfa latter J star, M m ing hie twin chutea. With him ere hie wife and urn, Robert. Right, he float* easily In —M y. Jump waa made to aviation aulhorllie* would know what happen* lu pilot* furred to bail ru t at high altitude*. T i. U t o . I . ». OnuDtr 'CnnndL - Ta " nTTT1 th^u*io« ih*w.a*uv* tup. In the work ef the eombtg S a n l t s r y Engineer EUn® To 'Improve Italians lnterpfetad th e speech as meaning co o vry*. *nd another (top toward U. 8. entry Into the war. Tim Ilrltiah prvta generally said Um | •p**ch amounted te a tcamiadswn »ff«n»lv* against Hitler. Senator HIU (D.-Ato.) — *TW apeech v ie megnifleent be Ita timeliness and In Ita leaderaiim,'* Senator Ny* ( l- N .D .) - r T ||» *P**ch repreaented an all UlJM low In Amerleaa leadership." f Senator Thomas (D.-Utab) — "I believe the talk represent* the feeling of moat of the AmyrIren people.'' Repreientativ* THomaaon (IX- -1 Tex.)—"The spaeth was flne.M think a ihowdown la here 0* whether the government er Mr. • (John L.) Lewhk la narasaoontJ* ' t Senator Wiley (R-W la.)—" I got the Impression that the Prov­ ident waa ready to go to * W " President Rooeevalt aans*Wd laat night th at "the ahoottaC'hftn itarted," and ''Amerlea hoa hmia a tta c k e d ,-h n d 'U to l‘ * * j A i 4 year In a atatement luued today ly Joel Field, Commander of the ringsrprtntlpg of per*on* er* Campbell-Losilng Post of the R. M. Ilroedhumt. sanitary of cteored our decks * L*glM. • ’ ' ■ • ».f Seminole ‘ (* >unty‘* battle *tatlona." Ulb in defense In Seminole Coun"Never before sine* the Amer. fleer Health Unit, it) rted today "Tho shooting 1 ty wiQ start tomorrow with Iren 1-egten wee organised at the that any famly living outside of he said. "And kutoi priata taken of J. L. Ingley. conrluaien of our World War UkOCity limit* will be required lo who fired tho first chairman of Ih* defense* council, acrvlre hat our rountry had 10 hove proper yanltary facilities, long run, however, grrat a need for a powerful and person, wwhing In inMil a matter ia who fit and Chief. Roy William*, chair­ Legion organisation'*, Commander man, rf Civilian defense, at the Field Mid. "We Sr* strengthen­ “septic lank" must secure a permit (hot.” through hia office located In Ihe He was supremi Armory at 9:30 o'clock In the ing our Poet by bringing all County Health Unit Uttilding al of Hitler’* ultimata available veterans into Ita mem- Commercial and Oak Avenues. marking. F er h* week: the forty that I*, benhla . In order |h*t we o.ay Ja~de*crlblDg th is type of *#w to do-th# work of fingerprint^ gtvr-moro-»n**tlv* patriotic Me- pg* disposal, system Mr. lim'dlag will' practice before .they go vke.,W t need lncr«ae*d strength h unt p-inted' oitt pirlirulary late the mob* extensive work In our auxiliary unit, also. that the crx* pool ha* b**n out­ "The Auxiliary la the right lawed by sanitary. . detriment* of fingerprinting everyone In the hand of tb* Legion. Many parti county connected with defense, for a number of year*. of the Legion's program can be Mr, fogley said. These two are often confused, more efficiently carried out by according to the inspector, but The prlats will be sent to the former combine* digestion of Washington and there filed a* a M *agt in the laid: and effluent Momenta. ef thot* persona who la’ disch rged lo a til* field, aehred their eoontry during the time of emergency, according to Legion success has been adequa- while in Ih* litter method, some dUolvIng take* place but there Chief Williams. tely proved by It* past accomp­ la no mean*, by which alj sewage The Semtnola County Defense lishment*. can b« taken care of, since there fo rt* wilt he.fingerprinted In tha 'Therefor*, I am appealing to first mess printing, expected to every member of Campbell- Is no oullet. The State Sanitary Code deInk* piece next week. Mr. Ing­ IxMaing I’ost to urge ell eligible le* explained. A fter tha horn- women ef hi* family, hia wife, scribes <1 “septic lank" as fol­ guard has been finished the group mother, sisters and daughters, to lows: “A ‘septic tank* xb-orbtion tpklng tho fingerprint! will start become members of the Auxil­ bed ehall he continued to meet M aU‘. r f tb* worhera actively iary this year. W* need Ihsir sn underground eystem of pipe leedinf from the outlet tea of the help. We will enjoy having them ■septic tank’ and consisting of associated with ua In Legion open-jointed concrete or elay pip*, work. W* feel sure that the Aux­ which la so distributed that the iliary will give them opportun­ on* In the United States will ities for eorvlM la country which sewage freen the tank la oxidised hh flny—nrlrxied" Mr. Ingley will moko thorn happy to be and absorbed b y the soli , Mr. Broodhurxt concluded. stated, fla m e day every school W lthrut spoeifkaUv mention­ child May bo ftageryriatrd on ing United Itotoo-toEwopa con­ riitrance to s*be>L ** .•< omen* of voy*, said that American naval Identlflcatloa for fotur* refervvssela would pro tact this sown try’s merchant skips carrying eras' le no maae finrerprintThe Outboard Association will aid to Hitler f***-« B I B ktg expected to bo carried an to meet at 8:00 o’clock at the Cham- the merchantmen win ham wbm M ade all thee* who regbtomd J City News Brief® G.C. Bettis, 81, And Resident Of This County Dies only tbo'ee actively MrtUlpotlng to the defense work In tha- coun- aad If Congress revlean U.* Mentrellty Act. of- tha neutrality law to Stats Patrolman a 0 . Derty arming ef msrxhaat ships atatod today that drtoera' testa allow them ta transit will b* given each day this weak a r t t i . except Friday from 3:00 P. U. Asserted thai tho w ry I for sctlent thot units af < tootle petrol olroody are h oad that the now army 1 la daretootog strength a* UwinUn Jews Are Bialihed To Ghettoe BERLIN, Oct 16— Cn-Comnew appear* t y S & ’tt ttd ynon echo la sturday af Mai HAhli-J kimaaton chtod ■ s ttjn jt l nt 8:00 o'clock at boll field *a tho Bodlea Of Miners Extriceted Today LOCAL WHA DANIEL BOONE. Er- Oct I t / �f 1 Th e The Sanford Herald s a Kp o r d h e r a l d , sa n t o r d . Public Enemy No. 1 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28, t%4 Fl o r id a HALLOWE'EN R A WILLIAMS. Owo.r When we were learning to run a typewriter more yearn ago than we like to remember, there wan a aentence which we uaed to.practice over and over again in our ef­ fort to learn the keyboard. We uaed this particular aen­ tence becauae it contained, or waa auppoaed to contain, ev­ il o n c a Motto* I* k e rs e y ■ to o n th * l 1 aa» encased In k*.lo*o* *t **"rord. F lorida In th* County kl H.mlnnl* a t *11 Hanford A nna*, und.r tk* f i d 11l*o* B»m* Tk* Out. t*t*B4 th a t I la u a d to * r«(1«t*r paid M ai* purtunnt to tk* U rn* • f tk* " F ld ltlo u . Nam* Hiatal*' (C kapttr l * W Law* of Florid*) wltk tk* Clerk of th* Circuit Coart of B*mlBol* ro a n ty , Florida MAMCCL JACOBSON * ■-• Owner O c t », I N I. . • If o n e * Notldi I* hereby given the! we ar* r n i i f i t la kaeln**a at II I Hanford Avenu*. si Hanford Flo­ rid* under Ik* flrlltlo a* re m ­ it. * A. N p a t M c t M ore and that we lataad to register aald t i n * ptirentnt to the l ir m i of lb* "Flctltloua Name H tatul*- (Chap­ te r 1 IIH Law s of F lorida) with tk* Clerk of Ike C ircuit Court • f Bemlnol* County F lorida, We w e p a p e r Ite p reeea ter r p r r e r a t e T k# lle re ld la • I ft* 14 "f ■dteHlalRg. • la lb* Urge ft lb* M*Rlry a ll b grin* f a a r lr r a !» (bl**«« mm4 l i r H it AN JA C O B SO N . A R T U U It JACOIUMIN. Oct tu o w T, H i t A oJ ■o Wn,re IN TUB COt’RT n r TUB COUNT* JOIMIB, SRHINOLB COUNTY. FT.vrr. o r F l o r id a . V -W V IN re lip RPTA Tar ef KOBKItTA K. STONE WITMBIf. Deoaaaed. | g FSOJATK. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKftN: Nolle* la hereby s ir e n tbel OROIIOH ft. WITMKH filed hi. final report aa e ia cu lo r of th, ♦ etal. „f ROBERTA K. KTONK WITHER, fteceaeed; th a t he filed h ’e petition for final dterbarne. and that be will apply to the Honorable R. W Ware. Couniy Judse of Hemtnole ('•m ntr Fltirlde. oa the Ilk day of Noeember t i l l , for approeal of earn* and for final (Herbage a* Klecutor of the ratS t, of Roberta K. Htune W llmer, doc ,t w l . on th is llh day of tyctu. her H it. T U E SD A Y , OCTOBER a*, l t d I H E IL TO H IT L E R ’(P ro m The S atu rd ay Review L ite ra tu re ) U nfriended conqueror, man no peacp, T o u r cyclo I* a trifle and ■ OBOIU1K H th a t *■ la i.o il (a r**U l*r u l j aam* pursuant In Ik* t*rm* *1 Ik* -F ictitious Nam* SU tat*' (Chapter 1#»JI Law* of Florida! w .U Ik* Clark of lb* c Q u I f Court of Horalnot* Couniy. rTTirI• TUJtNKn LODOK. L F. LODUB. Marjorie Cogburn Studio of the.D^ncc WOMAN’S t2 r ilT *• Five-Irtsnn course in So­ cial Dancinir sntT B all­ room E tiq u e tte, beginning Monday, No*. 3, s t D:S0 P. M. \ } m Thone Couniy 2311 YOU* TASTS DEMAND THE BEST IN LIQUORS..—:___ SCOTCHES— * WINES ■B S U R E TO V ISTl NICK'S • Package Store dl* sa wFomi itu il m W ITM K H . ®/ ,h * •*>»!* Of RODERTA K. STONE WITMKH. ___ 4«t»*eeJ NOTICB Not'cs Id ti«r«by f |f « g •r« •n t« C P d In Dualnwu Kim Avenue. Hanford, tltlo w *1---' * Ofororv * P * *liwlgt1 (.oenly, F lo rid a , under Current Comment By A liNFW WKLUll Autos Kill More Thun Bombs VIHCJIN FO R EST (From Voice*) S hnlm t Lodge, lnilepentie.il O rder o f il'N al H rith, a Jtiwiah org an isatio n , has voted $2,004 to equip a m em orial room • in the South Florida hospital fo r crlpi pled children, now being cum- E ac h m an ha* In him aelf a tra c t O f virgin forest, d arkly atill, n k m lives no fancy and no fact Too sm all to quit* escape it* will. L ong shadows lie* upon th* ground • K ' Liks rotting velvet, black and green lYb# a ir . k . taut ewtth lack of RnaiBel 1 ^ HARRIET 8C0TT O U NICK. Asoeased valuations In B revard M liw ai* »r*V b*'n Ml ,l nwl> ^ i " . WB M o sle d to tea m tha* thn V *"H» o» Biandbi* s ro recaW ng “* lnU r »oolen*”. Out the ¥r- trouble I* going to coma In getL- tin e Lk»m. In a n , >.« Oovammcnt efdclals who ar* i concerned the** days ovsr io prospect* of inflation should member that Increased produc•n w*U help to k**p price* T here a re m any funny nrtieon* >r eho ad n g a w ife h u t the best a*vs road about w as tb« b**eUl rookie wbo w as lelltni telling his g a r about th e new wife. “ I hav* had a b a tte r looker.” Id. "b u t she w ouldn't let me l tobacco” —-L eesburg Con*- iv sk r. Th* rich ar* F strip p ed of th e ir o thousand* of w o­ rn to work in the >* (Ida by side with 'llusvUle-Utar Advoproving a g re a t R ussian fro n t a n y ' , * ffOVuTtf Nullr* !■ hartby *W*n th at 1 am e ngasrd I* hualnoe* at Oe**va A venue Sanford. WqrMa. uador Ik* rutltluu* 0*010 J. C IIStcM•on and Co. and th a t 1 Intend to register *ald a* at* p u m a a t to Ik* term s of Ike -F ictitio u s Nkm* Statul*- (Chapter l* » ls Laws *f Florida) wltk tba C lerk of th* Circuit Court of H«ialnol* County, Florida. J. C. HUTCHISON. 0 * 1. IL I t ll . of the National Confennco of Street and Hlfh«Ay Safety fur driving aid enforcement regulations. “If the women of America demand It, It will be dono.” Florida haa recently (alien in line with the more pro[remove stale* In the matter of traffic regulatiina and it ■ now un to the people to see that the enforcing officer! proper support, Th* Mr. R ollsnd D ean, E ditor Th* H erald, ., S a nford, Fie. Pear Mr. beam B ecauae o f th* splendid su p ­ p o rt w hich th* people o f y our com m unity and yo u r now spanet gave to the U nited Barrie* O r. sa n lsatlo n du rin g Its cam paign fo r fu n d s, I feel I w a n t to sand you th is b rief re p o rt of th* pre­ se n t USO statu s. We now have ap p ro ah n at* l2 811, 400,000 available fo r b |ir o p e ratin g budget, w hich a m so tte e u r o rig in a l goal o f $10,168,800, tak e advantage o f arallobis. t-M Tho USO, through it* iiS%xrsJr«ar moment there ora ever soldier* on monssetn ai workers report a b e fluid task to treat* ths facilities for smMa «M WINES - GINS - LIQUORS n tm D B U Y E R T —P H 0 N 2 2 U m i ’s PACKAGE STORE NOTICB « t« r M id n&m* p u n n iin t to tna m* o f t h . •F ic titio u s Nnm* S ta lu u r (C..apwr 1**11 U « F t* rid * ) w ith th* C la rk *f tk * C lra a ll C o*rt of S om lnol* C o tn ly Florid*. riiiitn re . FLOWERS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY * WITH THE BEST OF SERVICE! WB ARB EQUIPPED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY AND, PROPERLY. ■BER OF FLORWT8 TELEGRAPH DELIVERY • I v o n riM ft'if r s u ir f , iiJ J I * ju d ic ia l iiitin r S o tik T T . i s c i l A a r B a v . H A n O A ItB T grand B LL J0T T. ELK’S DANCE •J ’ • ' - ' \ k TONIGHT 9:00 P. M. TO I2 H)0 Orchcitra—‘T he Prairie VagabondH” The U. S. S u g a r C orporation ha* bought tn additional 3100 s e re s o f E v erglade land wNb a throe mile fro n tag e along th# HL l.ucl# canal bt th e Inillantow n region. W hether to b* uistt In en larg in g (h e ir p lanting of h m o n g rsa e or fo r s ta rc h > ro- Tho Public Is Curdtolly Inrltcd ELKS CLUB a llo tte d ? THE SANFQRD FORUM (F o rm e rly N a d a r's) II. L Colay, aw acr 104 B, ParM Nolle* I* hervky slv * n t h a t , I • m snga*rd In baslnsaa at 103-104 W. Ftrat St, Hsnf.ird. Florida. *ntk* tlntlllou* n*m* Tk* Smoke t *lout* and that I Inland to « • IIJ.IA N com bined—18,711. to ta l U 36,051. 2 f v GH KecT ’Km Repaired! pm val of same anil fo r final dlachars* aa Ada, nl»--»lor *f tk* **• late of H arry W. H orton. d**e*se• a this Mill a*, •< October, W it. HUM Eli W. W ilO H T . Adm inistrator of th * estate of H arry W. Horton, Dec eared. Florida's ikiprrm* Court haa prints a story to the effect that a member who la both Juriattand .if th* modarn bu*lo**e own humorist. On numerous occasions want* to amid (hilling hi* stanoJudg* Terrill has Infected bits of.grapber h* must w*ar a doublehumor Into his decision*. A ro-! breasted dimity suit a paak-oc e n t. example was hit writing boo shirt waiaL Oh, they w ant a into a divorce petition ofr ro- look-*** too, oh? How shout a hearing an order that half th* tun back? ‘ property acquired during th tlr --------married life should go to th* From th* September report of «T.-wlfo “If sh* knows th* virtu** th* Miami Beaah public library of the catechism, castor oil. pars- is gleaned th* following facts! forte and hickory tea.'' • Mr.! New books catalogued for tha Judge, those thin** are no longer‘month, 200; total volumss listed. In th* matrlnjpQIgl^ phameopWa. 20,700; hooks taken out by adults, 3 1 __ (8,662 of which 4,122 wet* fictionworks; book* taken out by worker allotnuinta.- Th# ftvir'lfc* Wren, LUO & which 829 were lion. Tho resident borrowers trlcts o f Florida, tuppoaodly si' vibered 10,452 and ths noth oc*t#d_»ceorill ------- --- Ident, 807. ata population ills. Dio-1 --------• 11,714;; An es-cavalryman and former I (T01-!member ef Troop I), New York, (Miami),! Is seeking to organ Isa a stats MB. The (cavalry troop In Miami, a com- A m an m ay so hi* surface way Q antant to drink and sleep and oat, .Whan suddenly one n ig h t he m ay SfacojM - d a w s upon h i. f**t, And from hi* fe rm t ho will stalk , A p a n th e r w ith a Jungl* w alk. $ lly A inew Welsh A c annery at T itu sv ille la ererlltetl w ith p u ttin g into can* 2&IM pound* of c ra b m ea t each day o f th* season. T F, STATPI OF Ft.ONIIIA w b b t u b raTATM a UAURY w. HORTON. Oej tv r n o n t r r . A TO A ll. WHOM IT B Air'll CKBNl ( / Nolle* Is h trek y *WaA Homer W. W rlgkt filed-hi* report as A dm lnW ralor M tl tfnrto ar>4 LEGAL NQTKSB ( a r c u i t Court Baal) �t\\C,F. TTTHEB Social And Personal Activities MRS. LOURIN' E BEAI.. Society Editor Social Calendar Telephone 148 Mrs. R atliff Honors Her Son With Party Mra. B. K. B a iliff e n te rta in ed a t h e r home on th e S anford O r­ ^ T h a PUot C lub will have its lando Highw ay on F rid a y even. ™ m #r m eeting a t the Valdes nr i iu u , u u i u n u |r , #i, iuy Hotel s t 7 :0tl F ,\|. corations w ere In keeping w ith W BONE8DAY the H allow e’en th e m , through­ T he week of p rayer will to observed by women of tho Wo­ out. evening apent In A fte r an m en’s Society of C hristian S e r­ - i and num erous gam es vice of the Methodist Church ! playing w ith a program in the church a t ! o th er form a o f am usem ent, the 7:16 P. M. w ith Mr*. C heater guests w ere served re fre sh m e n t'' by Mra. R atliff. Daniels as trailer E n joying th e p a rty w ith the ItlU K H D A T The W om an's Club, under the honoree w ere: D#vi* Ander*#n, D orothy A nderson, I-ot* Ann direction of Mrs. Roy Tilli*. will have charge o f the *,wirtg ses­ Doheon, F rances B rom ley, N ora M irg a re t H unt, sion for the Red Crow in the Belle C lause, Mildred M iller. R andall G aff, m orning. The G ram m ar ^cli-ol I*. T. A. Jack Spencer, D onald Howard, will m eet In the auditorium it Francis W ard, Douglas 'H u m p h ­ M B P . M. to be p riv ed '-l by rey, Dickie Reel, T om m y U*;n)b'tftil'B oarif m eeting a t 2 15 (» SI. ley. Jim m ie H arvey, Bobby Mt*. Irr. Raymond N ipper a n d Ed­ The annual II s.llm»r i*n Kritli- die Edwards. vaJ of th* South S tir Prim ary School will l e h«M rn th r >rhoo| grounds frjr.i 60() | \ M. until v:00 P. M. Thi* imhlir i*. mvitofl to attend T he C ongregational F riend-hill The W est Bide i*arcnt T eaen. L eague m eets at the home of Mr*. John Jo n e s on Henrdail cr Association is aponaorfng a Hallow e'en C arnival to be given Ayynue a t .1:00 P. M to plan rn the gronnds of th e school on fo r the Annual B uui.ir T hursday evening, O ct, 30 from T he W est Side Prim ary School rt:00 o ’clock until 9 :00 o'clock, is h aving a l l a l l o M n Fe*tiva! to be sponsored hv the \V"*t Sid. fe atu rin g a sp ag h etti supper. Among the various form* of P. T. A. beginning a t il DU F M. a n d lastin g until ‘J nn F M am usem ent will be a fi-h pond, pony rides, su rp rise packages, Th# public h a s been extended fortune telling and num erous an Invitation to attend ' An all-day m eeting will he other*. In additioa to the spaghetti held In the Methodist t hiin-h annex w ith t h e . Fall mianinn supper o th er refresh m en t* con­ Rtndy "A Ckrhrtlan Irnp^r^tiY*-’’ sisting of ham burgers, h o t dogs, cold drinks. Ice cream , candy, b tln £ th* An "a ro u n d , popcorn ami p ean u ta may be tho-world’’ luncheon w rit bo se rv ­ had. ‘ ed a t the noon hour T h r annual faahon show will The Townsend Club will hold he presentod b y th e c h ild ren ' In Its re g u la r m eeting in ike C ourt the school aud ito riu m a t 7:30 Uouaa a t 7:30 P. M The Bundle* for lltilum Club o ’clock, to b« follow ed by living will m eet a t tho home of Mi- pictures. H ighlight o f th e even. aw ard in g of I. D. M artin. 1351 Mellonville Ing will be th e prixea fo r the "m oat orig in al" Avenue a t 3.00 P M. costum es. FRIDAY All p a ren ts and frie n d s of the The N de V Howard C hapter of the U. D. C. will m eet a t children have been e x tan d sd a cordial Invitation to a tte n d ihla gala a ffa ir, w here a n enjoyable evening ia prom jssd by those In charg#. ■, m nuAt West Side Schopl Festivaf Manned Younf? Men (riven Farewell Dinner Daniel S rn k a rik and D w ight A rm strong w ere honor g u ests a t • chicken d in n er which was iVen a t A ngels o n 'S o u th Sanord Avenue S aturday evening. Both Mr. tfeokarik ami Mr. A rm strong aro leaving soon to join th e U nited S tates Nuvy. T h e . table wa# dagoraUd w ith ? e N avy. * Places fo r ' the i w ere designated by c ard s i f navy designs. The table •lap carried navy design*. le n t w ith the guests . o f w ere. M r. add Mr*. C. A. i, Mr# W . 0 . ShcJdon. Mrs. M U gvtt^ Ml*e S arah Shcl- « '« . * » '« ! ground* w#r# Ht by b rig h t color, cd lights. • ' 'r N um erous gam es and contest* were enjoyed thro u g h o u t the evening and refreshm ent* f u r ­ th erin g th e chosen m o tif war# ■erred by Mrs. Em m a HolUclaw a ssisted b y C. I* M atthew * and Mrs. J . R . Stew art. Preaknt w ith thw boa lease* were: M yra Ann Southw ard. Kalhfwn Babcock, Norma Jsan Saysr a. 5sa?weil TODAY m t m #m #M iw»i Patsy Wallace, Ro ‘Sat IS: Uy Anderl a g HoJUItv Odhatn, ,*._j Rogws, Rogers. Bally MorrL twrm Ann LiUysn Boyle, K ay HolUr Dorathy trsum tey. Ann 1, Dorothy C o ir,’ P o ll/ ColB e rjle S je w n s, Simon ’rid er, H ouston Babcock, r* H o ttad a w T C lrn n Liagle, Dobo M rro, P U n lc y Hockey the home o f Mr#. M. B. W iggins Mr. and Mr*. C. H. B la ir o f F lan, have been com pleted for 3005 C hapin Avenue. T am pa, a m the annual Hallowe'en Festival announcing the m arriag e of th eir which will be held on the ground, d a u g h trr, M Is* • Gw CO Bov.rly a t the South Shir F rm iary School rk* to ('a p t. W illiam G arnett Thursday evening from ti:U0 mpbell. .on of Mr. and Mr* o'clock until #:00 o'clock under F. F. Canipt ell of Sanford. T h ,the sponsorship of the South w nlding took place on S a tu rd a y aide Fa re n t Teacher Association. afternoon. Oct. 18. in the patio The finance chairm en. Mrs of tho K im F m .b y ta ria n Chu-rh Henry W itte, Jr.. Mr* W A. w ith the Rrv M a r. kail Wood P atrick and Mrs W A Uidwig, Min, paator, o fficiating. In th r have announerd that m any val­ presence of only d o e , friend* uable p ri.e s which have been do­ ami relative* of the couple. nated by th e various m erchants, The bride, who wae given in trill be given awsy and th a t the m arriage by her fa th e r, wore a "w hole show promise* to be bigtwo-piece d r r u com bining choco­ F*r and t o tt e r than any of the late brown and aoum m arin, prrcedlng o n e . ” crepe Her h a t waa in th e choco­ All aorta of games and d iffer­ late tone, veiled w ith a q u a m a r­ e n t form s of am u-om ent have ine, and h e r a c c ra io rie . were In been planned for those attend­ cupper A corsage of Ivory ing T h en ' will be several tab le ' roue, eo m plrtrd her coatume. of play under the direction of Mrs. W illiam F a rr Moore, the Mrs. ('. |» Putvell Mr* Ale* R. b rid e ', only a tte n d a n t, worn a Johann and Andrew C ainw ay In two-piece crepe d w in b ra .s addition to the many concessions tone, trim m ed w ith a loop of the service# of Mrs Beatrice fu r a t the neckline held w ith a rhineatone d ip . H er aeeeaaerie. were brown and .h e wore a c n rsiiis of T alism an rosea. Mr Moore attended ('a p t. Campbell ■a beat man. A fter the cerem ony th* couple le ft for a honeymoon t n p through the Smoky M ountain*. A fter Nov. | . they will m ake their home in D etroit. M r. Campbell waa born In Tam pa. She waa g ra d u ated from P lan t High 8chuol w here th e becam e a mem ber of th e I. C .' T C lub end attended th o U niversity of T am pa and the F lo rid a S ta te College fo r Women in T a lla h a s­ see, becoming a m em ber o f the A lpha Delta PI so ro rity a t the la tte r C spl Campbell waa born in A labam a a n d reared in T ennessee' H e waa grad u ated fro m th* T en­ nessee M ilitary I n .lltu la and also attended the C olorado School of M inei, G eorgia School o f T ech­ nology, and the U nlvaralty of T ennessee. He ia now a captain in the U nited 8 u t e s A rm y A ir Corps, and has been statio n ed a t MacDill Field in T am p a, but baa been tra n .frrre d to a p e r. atan en t station in D etroit. a J L. l e e spent Mr. amt M r. R II W althour le ft S aturday for Georgia w here they will v l.it for a few days. Mr*. N rltie E pperson h a . a rrivtxl from Milwaukee, Wis. to spend the w inter with her siste r, Mr*. Cassandra- Sehulti. Duane Tillis hi'* rvturned home from the A tlantic Coast Idne H ospital in Waycrov*. Ga., w here he recently undcrwe.nt an ap p en ­ dectomy Mr. and Mr*. W W T yre have returned to S anferd for the w inter a f te r -pending the sum m er m onths in Newark. N. fH e n d s of Mm I l>. M artin will br L'lad to Ira m th a t she ia abl* U> b«? out M|M>n a f t r r an tllnaan of th ree \%eekn a t her home on M ollonvillr Avenue. Dwight A rm strong le ft y e s­ terday for his honir in Miami where he will visit for a few days before going to N orfolk, Va. to join the United S ta te s N avy. _____ Friends of Hudson Hall, son o f Mrs- J G Hall of Sanford and Jacksonville, will re g re t to larmn of his illness a t the V eter­ ans' Hospital in Bay Pines, near SC Petersburg Word has In en rrceived by Mrs Fred T Willia ms, secretary of th e Henry S. Sanford M em ­ orial Iubrary Association, th a t Mr*. C. Sanford Dow, d a u g h te r of th e late general, is seriously III In the la-no* Hill Hoapital located on 11 SivJh S treet, New York City Following^ tin. O cala-Sanford football gam e last F rh la y even ing, Kirby F ite, J r. sa ta rta tn e d u group o f friend* a t b is home on Celery Avenue w ith a squab aupper. The table waa decorated in black and gold Id k eeping with a Hallow e'en them e, anti having fo r a cen tral a rra n g e m e n t • low bowl of m arigolds. G ueata Included: T ho Misses P a tty llodge, Lola Caldwell. K athryn W lggtna. Ann W iggins. M artha W ig h t. M arty Perkins, M ary A nn W halchel, Shlrlay Kick and E lisabeth Fit*. Also, Mac Cleveland, J r , Ken­ neth Echols, McKay Truluek. David G atchel, Paul Hickson, (C m II b s N g r a s s f s s s Q s s l A nnual S ta ts R o tary Golf T our­ Billy Rrum ley, Bill B ranan and n e y was expressed by G. W. Earl Je te r. Spencer who ju s t returned from th e to u rn am en t held in C lear­ w a te r this y ear. A gro u p of fo u r member* o f th e club and tw o golfer# atten d ed 'th e Clearw a te r m ealing and carried off second place In th* tourney. T he group w aa n o t Interested in th e prise* a t ' th* m atches but ra th e r In obtaining the m eet here n e x t y e a r,'a n d w ent to work lobbying as soon a* they arrived In C learw ater. A fte r contacting every official th e group W m r* confident .th# to u rn ey will rom* to Sanford neat yvar, Mr. S p c n rtr ('•d a re d . T he Botarlan# voted In spon­ so r # boat trip , fo r th r tnurl*L< tb ia w ln U r In c o o p e ra tio n w ith th« Cham ber o f Co»iim*reo hi.d will pay th# expense* of th r • rip. A t th# b*g)onu,T of th r in ertin g a new m .-irbcr. R. E. K ipp, waa a s e lo o n d U t U d u b . Among Itvs-e from Snnforil attending the graduation of Ju lian Slrm ons from th e Naval A ir S t a ­ tion in Jacksonville ea on av ia­ tion mechanic on S aturday w ere his m other. Mr*. Rosa Sirm ons, his sister, Mildred, and M-i*iue Morton and Cecil Mi*on. Julian ia now stationed at Corpus* The Misses B atty and H arriet'. Christ!, Teas*. M atthew* entertain ed a t their home on Elm Avenue a n S a tu r­ day w ith 0 Hallow* i n party. Q uantities of m arigolds, yellow Matthews Sisters E ntertain With Party Tampa Girl Weds 1Plans Are Made For Capt. W. G. Campbell Hallowe’en Festival Rotarians Told A bout History "?■Of Embalming Skew es, well km f*n tiitro lo frr of One", l l a r r u t 1^-e Hru» 0 L*ke Mary. h sv r b»'rn secured I Black Face Act Mar) i ami "keen in te rr-t I, centered land around this fe atu re .m e , M r.. T o , dance K r'rrly k„ Skew es U lenl> are widely k a . . 9 Ki know n," according to those i n 1»% i c/ ° *,u‘* r ch arg e of arran g em en ts l»nlor,. English O n , of the highlight* of ih r 1 At th r rondu»i.m of th f r n u t , evening will be lh.- aw arding of 11 T M,,rri» “ ill «|iri*«i*nt tu n p r n r . for th , c c a iu m n . Apriae '" ov'«‘_ rv«i» of Fo- j>••)** rn titlrd will be given to each boyand I " 1 r *m •" tsiv* ' Kiri h.vtriK t h , "mo<i orig in al” , , l r Knn G rinder t t h , -fu n n i,» t". and th , " m o a t1 R efreshm ent*. , , h isto ric" c o ,tu n ic Judging will '*"**• popcorn. |ica n,,r tak e p lac, at 7 <Hi o'clock and co^ ‘Irinka and i I; „ ju d g e , will be F. f Sm ith. J r . " f in c id e n l » lth („,■ K. K. Brady and U rn , t; Baber ~w»'»'«»ful earn , , a |Following th e aw arding of prices for the rnitum e* another ____________ fe atu re AH ,, . numb, r evolein i it tii< b e n announced.' Tin- . h i ii. I'ublie >. lord lalljr invited to participate in the c a r ­ nival und * iru' i evening is pronu-cd |MI |i 11a JM WARMTH AND BEAUTY IN 100% WOOL BLANKETS MADE BY CHATHAM S IX B E A U T irU L PA ST E L C O L O R S TW| CkeWe* |r**t«i cewsi Is ill beevMfvl rated ky ! • • • * w *W Csxsrsier ■»•<!«■/ fee *«* s*w h a h w s tcSs-wt res*, k k s, ((«»*. y ts tk . oralis, ead l l t i n u . THE Y0WELL CO S an fu rd , Kloridu \ r r o w - r e (;a l - n i :\v Fine Neckwear For / MARK TWAIN SHIRTS WHITES 1 h S I U K TWILLS STRIFES P I I * y U I’LAIDB SOLIDS I I SPORTS’ Here U a group of ahirtn that you’ll iw fur in a big way. They’re all beat quality woven mad ran with the new atay-down collar that’# real com* fort to wear. Thea« name shirt* will sell for more within a few weeka, so better do your ahlrt ■hopping now and gave yourself money. i of Time’s With Wlsg»” ‘s - 'y f lM # . S A N F 0 S D ,. F U K M U A if*'. �I 1 THE SANFORD B Gator-Bulldog Battle Promises To Be Score-Fest As Teams Stress Offensive G A IN E SV IL L E, O ct. 2k(Bpeclsl— Aa the an n u al battle ■pproaebea bet wren the Florida Uatoea and th e Georgia Hull.lot*, and th e two team* ron tin u e to place -prim e i t m i on offenve d a rin g rem aining game* uf the Current aeaaon, fana of Klorifl* and C eorgtv recoil to mi ml the b rilliant scoring battle* which (S p e ria l)— High *ch*>«>| trnni* have charm cteriieil the |*t*t game* coaehr* could trem en d o u sly Im­ of th* aeries. prove the c alib re of Am erica'* T he 20th gam e betw een lho-e n et gam e by teach in g b e lte r fu n ­ fa r Jacksonville's Municipal S ta ­ d a m en tals— Ju s t simple prim ary dium Ntry. g, looms a* a comABC’s aurh a* aound gripe, p ro ­ ■lata Bell-out* perhaps l-.-cause of the m em ory o f deal •<■i*onV fray, p e r footw ork and the ru rree t m ethod of m aking the forehand A which the F ighting Gator* •m erged a t the lop of an IH-13 and backhand drive*. count In one of the tn o it evrit- I T h a t I* the opinion of E m n irll ure of T u lan e U niversity, gen tng gwm e. between the two j •Pra lly rrro g n iie il a* m i, „f elevens. A m erica'* g re a te s t ti-acliei ■ ■■( Few fana will im>oii fo rg et tli-.il th e game. Contest which aaw the G atnr» | miII " I t i* astounding how m an; •head In the firs* q u a rte r on d boy* e n te r co llrg e ami report field goal by Paul Filer, lone the fo r the v arsity team s, not even lend on the first piny of the know ing thc*e rlem entnl point* Second on a long paaa from T adJ to D avit, ami regain it of play ," Coach P a r- say*. “ Of r t a o a t lmmedi*tely a* Forr*t eo u rar, they should g et them F rrguaon and John Wombs* from .ih e ir nigh arbmv) rr\n4/ J t team ed wp on a blocked kirk o r physical education director. “ The*e fiim lainental* a re clearthe f ir s t G alor touchiluwn. T here the scoring endetl nutil Iv outlined and diagram m ed in the final quarter, when n par* all trnni* magiiaine* frequently ■mod fo r 41 yard* from llml or could be obtain ed m erely iqe W alton to Fondrrn M ilrlitll ndilril on * w ritten rrq u e« b " I believe ju s t g e ttin g around another touclulown to the Gatnr total. G eorgia tom e b erk oil « to these fundam ental* and doing long - paaa from Todil t» I' imcIi - them properly w ould bring fo rth w ar4o pull up to IB-11, but Floyd any num ber o f n r * atnr> within Konatakv gave Florida tw o more n few year*. A fte r all. million* point* by trapping Todd behiml “ f people a re plnying te n n is.” Me goal line for a sa fety in the Closing moment* of the game. I t m arked tha fourth win for (ha O range and Blur in In eontesta with Georgia w b iiiin ; 11 K pne, the 1930 tarn •, • m lirr l Morale** tie. B ut a U rge p art «f the Hull- t.h u rlie K te je lcr and re e o w ie d dog m argin « u built up 'll ine by C liff Whiddou "av e ) lurid* a gam es from 1915 through I'.niv, touchdown, and g re.it p u nting by W alter M uylory when Ihe Georgian* r/nn nil *it ull-bouthem kept the Bulldog* away from tin gim aa by big margins. door to victory all afternoon. T ha Gator* won In If £8, 26 fl 8i>ectacular playa have feat'ir'*>l as Rad Bethea, Dale Van Sickle, and C arl Brum baugh weired, oil even the one-aldrd game*. Flo,an long playa. Florid* re p elle d riila'a only touchdow n in a ” TA Urn neat y e a r 1H-B a* Bethea licking In 1911 cam e on a Idoekeil counted one on a line hock. Vnn kick a n d twu G eorgia to.iihilow nr yard BkkU on n pass ami Clyde Crnls- the aam e y ear com e on u run through a broken field by M ott, a n d a 47 du»h by Itobcrl*. One G ator touchdow n In the 1112 d e fea t In 19.TJ cam e on a 40 y a rd |a»*,' w ith George Moye re arin g , and the longeat of G eorgia touchdown* in the 14 0 a 45 yarn run by Hunter Key. T h e 1133 and 1934 guinea » e r one-m an ahowj for G eorgia al*. Cy G ra n t acored both irgia tounchduwn* in the l i d Bulldog win of 1937, one on 30 yawd run nml the o th e r on a p ass from Kay.* T he fo llo w irj y a a r th a same score resulted, a . John Bond th rew on* pnaa to G U nn John*»o fu r it touchdown, took o 3»-varil front G reen far a n o th e r and boated both e a tra points. -----------w oring F lo rid a's lis t of nu agalnr t Georgi i lnclu< of Its g re a te s t pla; C haplin, B ethea, Val C rab tree, Hrnm baugh, H ughes and Moye. K BRADY, AIM f-P A JN T l WT^STYIM. MAMMOTHS G. U. Stuart P ain t & Glasa S iaJ^Wich SYAtrrvp iu t SCAXoA W rM A O K c vt* ) •j a w * u f e i A i e o w rm •fA* P R o T e c n o a i o r a 1 c m g u a r d _____ LEGAL NOTICES 0 A IN E 8V IL L E . Oct. 2H— (S pe­ c ia l)—Beln* only fvle fe e t, nine Inches tall and w eighing le u th an MO pound* bothered H arvey Com fort on th# hl*h school grtdIron, and th e little M iam ian I* hop-nr to prove Brain th * t rice l*n’t everything on the tfn'verai* ty of Florida Baby G a to r team thl* Fall. Com fort b ro u g h t to tb * fta te univerrity In Septem ber one of the b e lt of - high acbool football record* from the previous *«*.•on. lie we* one of fo u r FV rid*n* (elected on the * ll-S o u th rin prep squad, and added all >Ity atvl ill- s ta te honor* to hi* Hat. An eluaive ami fa it open-field runner, be ha* been ra ile d m ere versatile th a t Georgia T een's • r o ­ tatio n al Uavay E ldrldge. on---* a team m ate a t Miami H igh, l>er*UK of his kicking and p issin g . SiNKWiCi-i.'R Pippin o'clock P. X . aa4 Mot&aolac urn i l l All of thm following livestock, now In ott custody u iV 4 t r a W rit of AttAchm«nt. I« •»l«J, 20 IS c tu a t % cm b r a n d 'd 1 1U> hurts (THE SHOP OF PERSONAL SERVICE) FLOWERS FOR J3VERY OCCASION W. FIRST STREET—PHONE 758-M ‘.'We Wire Flowers Everywhere" J r* — Mr eeutYts rte / ,M Northwestern To Baseball' A lm ost Try to Break It Holds Own Despite Up For Gophers Tension From War lly CHARGER DGNKI.KY EVAN STON, 111., Oct. 2H lA" — N orthw estern, alw ays 'a n ig h t­ m are to M innesota's Golden G ophers, rnncantratm l today- on plan* fo r blastin g llernie I’.ierm an's dream * of breezing to the 1941 lllg Ten championship. Coach Lynn W a lte r! of N orth­ w estern. whose playem invariably reach th e ir peak perform ance* in November, prom ised th»t hi* lad* would give the W estern con­ ference leader* "* whale of u gam a e”—ami he’s navel been |>nrtria l to orvrstaLenurrt. "M innesota u m lauttedly has the edge over us, b u t N orthw estern tram * have a trad itio n for play­ ing good hall against the Gopher*, *o we frol we Irrve « ehanre.” said W aldorf, puffing hiu pipe. T he team s will collide before a ill-out crowd of C&.000 in M lir re poll* S aturday. Every ticket Day Fhone— 575-W sul.-cnl.ril before the W ildcat* had played Iheir f irs t gnmo uf the season, a m onth hack. T ie •Jim s' may deride the title. In sheer, stra ig h t ahead ernckhue power, N orthw entern anay '* * i o f tl»a undefeated Gopher*, but In O ttu iphomoi O tto Cituham,’ sophomore p itc h ­ ing m arvel, the Wlldcal W ildcats have d tail who la th aJ ajuaa U.UJ o f th4 annual pre-gam e nignta nightm are fo r tha Gopher*. , , G raham ran pitch strikes atrlkra a t 60 5H yards and M lnnaw lV s secondary defense haa bean vulnerable t*> an air attack In spot* this catu Northwesteva’a attack wjll cen­ ter around Its running and pos­ ting threats—the veteran Bill Da Correvont and th# eophomBra Gmham. ‘ Waldorf respect* Minnesota * HELP WANTED VEW YORK. Oet. 2S - 0 D — M ajor league baseball a ttr a c t­ ed ten and a q u a rte r m illion fana through the tu m a tlla a of th# 1941 reaso n , hut It was a year of m iacd sucres*. U nofficial fig u re d amremblcd • inca Ihe close of the cam paign •how the A m erican Ifag u a draw 5.220.519 and th e N ational league 6,029,589, a to ta l of 10.260,208. This w as a decrease of 31.R81 from 1940, which m aana th a t In •p ile of w a r ten alsn , higher coats o f living and o th er o b sta ­ cles, m ajo r league baseball a l ­ m o st'h e ld its awn. Y et it w as a chaotic y ear, the D etroit T ig e rs, w ho won thn A m erican leag u e p e n n an t a n d drew m ore than a m illion ad* mission* m 11140, law th e ir a t ­ tendance fall o ff 400,436 and the New York Y ankees, who overw helm ed all opposition and regained th e world rham pionahlo, dropped 24,623 on th e ir aeeaon’a a tten d an ce. » Thua D e tro it's a tte n d an e > collam ed Irecauaa It d id n ’t hava n winning team and th e Y ankee's lagged because th ey w are too good. Th# red h o t r a ta In tha Nn- tlonal league waa a mint for the pennant-winning Brooklyn Dndgare and tha 8 t Louis Cardinals. Tha Cards Increased their gata 287,590 and tha Dodgers wrnt up 244.172 to paai the million mark for tha second time In *hraa years. Their total of 1,. ** .■ n,w record fop a Brooklyn tlub. Four other eluba lit tha aanlor circuit suffered decrease# ranging uo to 210,844 for Cin­ cinnati. where Interest withered whan tha Reds couldn’t stay on In a battla of lines, NorUiwea' tern's chances depending upon Ita lighter line 'atm ding off thw furious Gopher charges. Banfonl Ave. at 2nd. BL lassiHed Advertisem ents top. 4 The big business -tune by I Brooklyn and the Cardinal*, howevar, caused the N ational league as a whole to gain 181,389 over U at year. The A m erican le a g je alipned back 213,272 because of the T ig­ e rs' reversal, h u t fo u r club* showed gains. T h f m ost su rp ris­ ing Increase In this Junior rlrrul* w as th e 209,484 atep-Up caperlenied by the Philadelphia A th ­ letic*, who gave old Connie Mack one of hla best y ears financially since th e A 's g re a t p en n an t years. JT1 car in it* field today for roominess ami pow er, , . for lie fine new rid* s a d stylo. And the quality car In sound construction to meet the year* ahead! D r i n tnt sa d Mt tr ia l thu F trJ it liln l Own America's thriftiest "S“, o r America's asaw aaas/mg 6". Ford oow build* both! —^ <•»« ♦ • 4 Inloy tha "oaw Ford rida" now finer atilt. 7 . on lower* wider chassis, with longer, softer spriogsl •*» 9 • • •• Own a car you’ll driva with prida . . . naur la Krla inside sod out, and good for years to come! -«* -C-*W a a • ggw *a T Rida In room to spara, la big, wlda bodies o f one* piece welded steel lo t lasting quiatl ( 109 Palmatto Ay#. DR. HENRY McLAULIN, J R ETTAKETT •ANO SO I PRONOUN SAT THAT. H T V A 08/ 7 0 U -H A H M O W I BURNER karoacna rooker, U O t 8 good kerosene rang, r 118.00 aacht 1 good wood Ige, 888.04; 1 Ganoral »*tria range, 115.00; Vita­ le lee Beg, used veiy lit. I 180.00; 1 coal circulating Iter, 885.00; M any other BUSINESS BERV1CB I# appliances, all guaranteed, eeu’a Fuel Gaa Service, reaa from Poet Office. 8 on Orlsndo Hwy., Just a from Peat Offle-*, with I frame keuae, lunck and gaa station. Also trees, grape arbor, IIALF-DAY JOB. Cera Mltekeli, 901 Baaferd Are._________ i yard, ate. Price $8,from owner. Term*. MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW waste 141-W er write Boa ffii.rs.'sas sfivss; £ C. M. HAND Gardens, Florist IS AAJAU-'AMeRlCM Complete Auto Repaint MD W U AOS NON ! MftAWDHB WAlTA h rSSSrr/j NMUI8 LONE RANGER MDU CANT DO THAT * I DONE WANT TO OS M A C a E D ," C SOWBTHJNflAILNAVS J H A P P EN S T O s t o p it ! I NOT THIS TIME IT sa WEAPON «rrvm L v •* * u . 4V a *| w / j - y w ■ k trlir \G o o p / S Jp R cm e ccv oF ioerice i> tA iH S tiP WrWotrt’'* B e u j» c a H c e m » p fork row s brand#*! MD and Ilra rt I arndr A nfus bull m a n k i n d ) low fork undrrblt crop wWBfrbll VKA4T t o Um AUO ntoMOLi sw allow m arked sharp sw allow fork i k t n brsndad Turk*/ T rack a n d MD A 1 ralf m a k a d s w a l l o w f o r k brand l hrlfsrw—no m a r k o r b r a n d 7 c a l v t s __ n o m a r k o r b r a n d 1 r o w marks*] crop half etnp. evftt-foeJC. TRAM* MA« to -w it: row s m a r k *4 lirandM MD CACiOFiftD STAR O ' TH t - ' MWCfurty or freoa«tA BRYAN’S GARAGE CIRCULATING beaters • o t i c k o r ■iir.w irr'* aa i.r N b U t - . la herepy ilv o i Itusl. p u r s u a n t to *n order •»( c . . u r t doled O c to b e r t t r d . 1941. In t b » r.-*e o f A n d e w Puds. Jr. John O u d * a n d F e r d i n a n d P u d * . IMelnllffe. » • Ad* K. M oore. I, V M o o r e , C l i v e R, M o n r o * n d June t M o o r e . O e t e n d a n i e , p e n . n o * in Ihe t'l r e u l l C ourt. N i n t h J u .tlrla l C l r c u U . M em ln ol e . ( - m i n t y , F l o r i d a . I w ill e e ll 10 Ihe b l a h e « t bidder to r r a t h . At t h « L J T N t M k M i r k f t At K i m i m m * * . P l o r l A a , o n W « 4 a » « 4 af O c t o b e r 2 9 th . l t « U ■ U r t l n * a t 1 •« F or beauty---com fort---pow er w ith 'fRiflB-'fAfttAT WRECKER SERVICE N ight Phone And to add to his v e rv itd ity U Grundier Of Tars Size Does Not the f a rt th a t he m ade l-’. t r i lit two o th e r ip o rts— l a**h*l! and — and w»« selected l i e Makes His Bid Bother Comfort 1truck moat valoable athletein hit ■For State Honors In Grid Career rchool in 11M0.___________________ GEORGIA PEACH Fundamentals Are Stressed By Tulane Net Coach TUESDAY, OCTOBER t t , l i f t SANFORD, FLORIDA ( �P W * & * :'■ X - f T B p Baantwain f r o s t y Predates Mara Fruit And V u s U h la i Thaa Auj m tfo r d BiralUr Am Is tlnrlda <\*9 *-w . • volume u g q n Established \,In 1908 8f a , ~ Strike Halts " V SANFO RD. FLORIDA, W ED N ESD A Y . OCTOBER 29. 1911 W o rk e rs N ew Y o rk A ir R a id IoSuB!lBreak ‘ Through Into SecretCrimea Peninsular Is Reported By Germans D rill 5 In C e n t Knox Will Not Deny; Or Confirm Report , Any Have B e e n £ . fvink By U. S. Ships; P l a n t p e m a n d In c re a s e H o u rly W ag e s W a lk o u t fo rc e Is S av s T o C lo s e d £1 S h o p New York waa traatoaf. to a bit of realism u tw o cara w ere “ stru ck and dem olished'’ hy a ir bombs d u rin g a dress h ih ca rta l nf an ene­ my aerial a tta c k n e ar L aG uardia a irp o rt Air M an a d ju s tm e n t of the P ly­ m outh unit. In Bay City, Mich., a strik>| In th t DeFoe Boat A M otor W orks halted work today on eight subm arina chaser* and mina •w eeper* brin g c ontracted fo r tha U. S Navy u n d e r a 120,000 . defense c o n tra c t * A C. I. O. re p re e n ta iiv e >aid G ro u p W ill D is c u s s tha strike waa to cnfurca union S e llin g C h a r g e s shop dem anda and w i#ca were h n o i flatly declines I either to h it a tte n tio n a t the press ^onfirm or tleny imports b ro u g h t! Conference th a t ' pocur German lu h m a n n e s had been $unk. not involved. A n d C o m m is s io n s P raaidcnt R ooiavclt aaid T u ca. i ita r ha m ay aak congreis fo r le­ T h e Seminole County A gricul­ gislatio n to c u rb atrikea In deFans* in d u stries by p u ttin g t-e th tu re Association will nu-et Monla tb a g overnm ent’* v w n n u r y dry in ithe F u tu re Farm ers' 'm o d 1st Ion m achinery. B uilding a t Sem inole High School Tbla dlacloattim came F a rm a t 9 00 o'clock to give , arts* conference a* gro w ers w ho handle produce pr»»id*nt of tbo through the S ta te F a n n e rs' M ar­ l “ k e t a n o p p o rtu n ity to disease off a ; ’ m and soiling ahu a '1 m “ • A % * * S«nfrrd l^U * wt*rNirot at 1 00 C o m m an d S i n k i n g B ritis h S h i p s Hr I eanrlnfrd I'rf e* (•t'rmutis rrivqtiil u Ihrniigli tiiilnv in tiic Crimen Cl lh |». H ig h cow anil thid org an isatio n will conilurt | rt«m*rnl In Jf, IViiin.nila wliili1 "II ht Nazi triMqis liatlpretl .it llostovon- Council, Nome Guard iT hursday at Ovirdft r , nn,terv 4 ^ j a * fl • . --| with Frirkdon Funor d Homo in A n d A IT I v A ld Wflr*i eh"'*** of arran<r«% ni«*ntd f f th^ ilr f " " '- ! *r- T dens To Be Next hidSurvivor* widow. J|r* Vcro Stn|i*»* of Don only in milt's from tho city's renter which guard.* Ihe northern ant T ouch to the Caucasus oilfields. The So­ viets saul their engineers are nlnnting mines urenarinir to Ovireto- hid m other. Mi*. C|o*n Mnyor Kiorrllu II l.aCSuardi.i **f New Y«»rk put* plenty .»f W ith fin g erp rin tin g equipm ent (i Staley of Ovi**#lo. |tvo «>4)inph into hi" k i« k It* *ti%l t he * orrer gum e hrl\h*«*n Hr it •'•H la id set up nn<| the p rn je -t reaify tn lord, Mr* Mab**| IF ” * n *f M u •lu l C api'Ii n f n g t f d at Randall* I«Iiiii«I, .New \<*rk T h r gam r g<« ahead,' J 1. Ingley, gidleral coil, G* , *ml Mr* M •> I 'noh*** le a n ' tht- city tn lu ll.0 t O virdo rn*l ooo h io th i'l, I p a rt **f the lnl«i \llicd Spoil* Fi -tivnl ! lit iti*It %%«»n, : ehuim ian n f the d e fe n se ceprtell, If S tnlry of Oviedo. T he Ituvonns a*loolteil a new K. J NcUon, M 'rrriA ryi A itivo pallh m ro rd dfi” 11« • p **| IwMf• II*r*1 lih all I J.lll Ma<u i > k, C /e ilt It .id ri III e ttle , w eie Ell et a liertnioi tb ru -l in the v.cinity of » C •* . of honor M. ( • illon. chairm an o f th d labor L ittle. Chart*** Nlblar** Voli koluni.k. 72 m i l f uorthwoal diyidion. had thtdr fin m /p rin tu raarav R. F King. Al Hoot and •nicyprl of Moscow, The Sovidls said, 1 art F a rn rll I Ion ora/* P.»ft h**i . tnkiii at tho iN'niury I h i r m however, the Germ an* had loat m<orn- rra arc J u d ro T bau 'oer \n llo . | 1 1 * \J _ _ J do percent effecltseiiw * in tho ia f.. G. Pod*, l a n n i a l l r i r If *n 11 § | £ i r D C r Iv c W lC C l psst few Jay* that Moscow waa w n rlr ‘ of t a k W ra re of Tame- FTofcM^FI ** ■ fighting an.l the invaders a p p ar­ liTmlirrH *»f tho dofrnd** co.(nt*tl A com m ittee has been w ork­ ently would not lak e the city. will not d lart until prx t nt would not ing fo r 'th e peat y e ar to e sta b ­ The lleils siiiil th e ir defense | rvfryont* connected with i!" w hathtr ha waa considering I* lish stan d ard ra te r a t the m a r­ no iter ir tre * rw'i | j f n r r r t w in ' uunder u d rr n*» c sall or• I* n*r id uskrd to w ait to itv* filiation to fort* eompulsor k e t and thrae m m a re p rrp u rrd IP S I lie s d a v rscai.lurs'.l tour vi:An t. p a rt of th ^ Nntiorml |w* 'tlo ir print* when th«*v an* n . mediation, explaining that It first to m eet w ith farm ers of Sem ­ I L .O 1 U L O U a jr r ,h w e,l f Moscow gra n„ norinw e-i o<u « '" o 's hut A n irrira n . t*f••••! hy S rc rrta ry Nolmm. M 'rtermlned whether his inole County to livt proponed frtiw Prnjrram , the must be determln B .-crtrd to vi< tent fighting in W ASHINGTON. Oct. 2H id l . * hurlry explained. F n cililti* id emergency powers are adequate charges which will be presented Dental Assoc! *irn was M oshaisk. M aloyaroslavets and The C ongressional in v-stigsl irh t h a t it ia licdt Ir dlnm;1 'to cover methods which h.* may to shippers, who in tu rn have a n v m - o th er o rg a n isatio n ' l 1. „*. iug com m ittee heard le.tiniony lho Voliimnlainslt *octi»rs near tho flu|*MnlinK of |H»r««»nd nfioi*' want to uao in attacking defense m ade a prospective c h a rt, Alev. slat tho governm ent in hindlim., I>It it I '» i» In :i rujjular •rh»*(|ulr to it**.»it! th a t prartically “ every industry strikes. . It. Johnson, se c re tary , stated . Tho R ussians -aid Ihe Germ ans I which i« using m etal'' will be the problem o f teaching fu>l m l i t ” wili!itf »n<| wjiUntc piTiol* If tha authority Is lacking, ho were apparently resorting to T he object la to reach an u g rre . | h it b y unem ploym ent ns a result Set up on th r t r j r r of nn r « In tho general public throiigliimi said he might have to have le ­ ab le scale - of chargee betw een 11elicit w a rfare before Moo ew aa ‘ ••mlilv lino in * fn rtn rv . tin* 'o f the diversion of raw m ate r­ the nation. Dr. If. Wayd.Murker, gislation. •hlppera and grow ers connected well ss Leningrad and ha I wea­ tlfwk id k o i f n n l the jo’* •%* ials for defense purposes through Fug* Hf M ri*»nnril, '.i|il Flm H arper w«.d rlirln l K. C. Ha flatly refused tn discuss hla w ith the S ta te M arket which, local den tist and one nf th<- gr.i fir-i th er co ntinued I" ham per operafilling o u t th*» lU duifir »l oot priorities. d uates o f the F irst Aid Methods A u iiiif, dii'il y«*At«*riliiy iin»ri»,,»? i»f tin* Kiwnnid Club. prrnidrilt Impasse with Lewis. Tho mine according to M r. Johnson, has J. Douglss Brown, chief of the course instructed by Ito h -rt It *.ml* w ith in form itifin about th r priorities branch of OPM 'a labor ^ F Runilall an<l F. II. W orkman, Ill I'llll" llupkllM Huwpll.il. | a.I! t tons. leader, he aaid, had not replied nev er been reached before. The N aii High rom m an-l f r o . . iii*livi«tiu«t nn*l than tin* pr**« n nivision, said the p ro tah ie wide to bia third request snado Mon­ All m e m te n o f the association C 'ulti'rD on, national Red claim ed I t d estro y er -hlpi were vit e.president*; P. I*. ( jyuplx II. timuri- fulhiw my a d iia i dim th ro u g h If on t«» day night that tha captive mines m ay bring problem s before the field re p re se n t.tiro fiom Wa.-dt tIt** fin g erp rin tin g ta b le to hnvr spread n atu re of unemploym ent tr»***urrr; J. W. Hall, finaiuuri ID' u iu h um in I ’halhaiM, llhiu, J .unit lit H riti-h convoy. A crosi be reopened Immediately, lie pro- gro w ers a t th is m eeting and ington, state tiulay. | the channel a n w arfare took will be due to the fact that M Tieldry; anti S. F Doudney, I•iml* tnk»»n. faased not to know where Lewis several general subjects will be" "T he association In turn rille d are developing not Hr. I . T. l)o*d, J. J. Kellegfiun. July J*. 1H7d anil fui a rw iuhfi | place betw een the It A. F. and Tho printd today wrr* *i. p lr shortages upon various S ta te sosirlb-s mid will meet today with Myron C. discussed, the se c re ta ry revealed. subsldl rirs to hpndle Fir«t Aid bv F W. Kvans, who o p rrn les only in snyeialised m stala, but l e i l r r T harp, W. A. Leavitt, r f >•• ;»»« wa** ♦•mpluyi* I .» f •• • Mh'- L uftw affe. T in Russian arm ies of tho Taylor, former chairman cf U. H ow ever th e m ain purpose nf instruction in local com m unities. " priante luireaii unit l< nn • s- in such fundam entals as steel lltm a rd Long und l'n*Nton Sher liiiin .Mid e n g in e er fur th" ItdH m ote mid llhiu Itailruad* mi N* re n te r appeared la-t night to b»V" B. Steel Corp., whom ho desig­ Ble g a th e rin g l» to settle the In linn w ilh th is nation-wuli- o f. psit in th e rla s sifim tin u >f fin- and c ast iron. rill, directors, the election com* vhnik. N I Fur the p» • rott-ld'-raldy m ipiovcd their posi­ nated to confer with the mine scale jot charges. m ilter announced a t the luncheon year * In* Im* ie»ld*'d in fo rt, Sanford d e n tists arCurrd the . g erprinta, hut the in*, w l'l b laf"id tion hy general ro iin 'e r-a l'a c k * boas ovar the captive conflict. today services of Mr. Culbertson, in com- t - n over by local r.ie m b iri of ill the entpl'»ynielli nf the Alim* wtileh w ere ssid ill London to . (Tbo captive ratnes are soJunction w ilh tha County Ited 'He d e fen se conned w hen they I'rof Howard (tiffin provided lie r*w I Line ra d iu a d | have b eaten the H erm ans tack called because their product goes O r d n a n c e W o r k e r s Cross C hapter," Dr. Mucker r x - , have received full instructions the entertainm ent on the program Th*- ilfi vem old m an w w » i liefi re Moscow liy as m uch as to the parent concerns and does plained. from Mr. Kvans, Mr. Ingley .aid ■hy Kinging "Hose* o f I'lcsn ly \ Mir in i »if lh»' Infill Mw«uqi T o ld T h e y A r e V ita l ®*t ,1*1 Into the general com­ "A group o f public-spirited r i l i - ‘ F in g e rp rin tin g of J m l r n t r i nn.l MIAMI, O ct. 29 — (A9) A "Give a Man a Horse He i an L u d y which will eundu* I ’Hlei l III miles, but by all slgni .•alna. , ........ Itro p h e was shouldering the Romercial m arket Tba union .hop rena w ere train ed to teach junior, j m em bers « f de*ens.> eom m it’ees. move to disqualify City Jinlg** Ride*". “One Alone", ami "Sw eet i liii lit ••I v ice n! F.vergre means that all miners would have .» /„ ’-s 'v le l in the fa r south. DETROIT, Oct. 20 —(A 5- st’ imiard and advancad c o u rse, in the d efen se foren or t om r Ja c k R. Klrchik waa sta rte d to- M ystery o f U fe ‘\ Though the ter v F in lay , fulluw ing The sou th ern G erm an J«uees of to become members ef the union.) The werktra in the Navy’s o rd ­ lir s t aid trea tm e n t. Including Miss g u srd . and ell a ir ra id w ardens d a y a f te r he levied flnc« agidiixt .stetson Glee Club q u a rte tte had hi-Jil i*i Ihe F.rnk*nn F.m erxl M a r s h a l von Riindste It. already A Uwta* unrelenting attiludo nance plauta are aa vital tn n a ­ Maude Ram sey, Miss Irene lltn will he eom pl-tcd In th e q rv t f.-wr some of th e 91 d efendant* ar- been seheduled tn sing, l*t«f 11ui*u F ridav i*1 11 1 »d ' 'I . imm ense und still l'*'ii>" touched off • new drive in Con­ tional tlrfcnae aa tha mcn..nn its ton. Mtaa (lussla lltn tn n . MTO weeks. Mr. Ingley dec's'W d. The re sted S sfurday" in a series n f ’G iffin confessed he had fOfgntti n crete for strike egybe. Chairman battleships, Hecratary Knox a s­ K athryn M orrison, Mrs. Joel Field, fin g erp rin tin g <>f tbo 7.000 i><». su rp rise borkm aking an I holit.i the date and h id no l i r e iltri, w dh ih*' Rev W. I*. Ilillirm in th rn ed , w ere underslim I b ifrl'--" o ffu i.ilin g to have stood ivttliio tu *• Bailey (D.-N. C -) of the senate serted hare Tucaday. hut the Kiwanian* espre*»**d their Mrs. H enry M clauJin. J r . eon, who reeistereil fo r defell«e r ai«la. Suivivr m uf lIn* i|pre***»,i| sie s m iles of Rostov on t'p* River commerce committee. Introdsred “ If you wara below deck in a H tU n Kehultt, HimscII work Is not in th ” program now T h irty -th ree pleaded guilty and . rp p ro v sl of his songs in tliilh- hi* wife. Mra. KrsnrvN Mrr»*ur»rll lion and clearly w ere still a d ­ •n amendment to the pendin g battlahlp, you wouldn't think uf Mrs. A jvrrsex. Mrs. J. C. T raw iek. b u t m.iv eventually .bo added, w ere given Ihc usual fines uf *7.1 id ero u s applause, uf Sm ifurd; hi* siste r, Mr*. Mnry vancing, If onlv slowly. ^Mrklng your dutlea und;- lira; Dr. L. D. Brawn and m yself," he continued. and costa. A 3 4th drew a *110 f'a p t. W illiam U n g e r, lorul llu llar uf Newnrk. N J .; »w» •••»Inform ed ullied opinion telueyou era in tha tama poslt'on naw said Dr. Rucker. Mr. Inirlcy em .ihasiaes the fin e because he a d m itte d being |-walvatjon A rm y leader, was mnhi-ws. H erb ert M "» "' " f / ................... ta n tly .ccneeded th..a t ...... M arshal T i•eta e f aabatop* and subject In tbia plant," ha aa>d in for­ Those persons gava th eir lim e necessity th a t persona do no* go • bookm aking o p erato r. .ducted into the club by I'rof. ham . Ohio and W a )n - IM Iu r c f h; Bk r, c r„Itly , |y sen >rnlt tn Ihu violators to f 10.000 fines and 10 mally dedicating tha new Hudson and an erg y three . hours each to the A rm ory to have th eli T hen tw o pleaded no. g u ilty .1G K. McKay, principal nf Hemyear*. * south to try In break by far thn Motor Car Company naval arsrn- rok-dey evonlng during the IUF nrin ts tak e n u n til th e y are no- A fte r testim ony. Klrelilk fined ; Innle High School, (.a p t. U n g e r llu tb r . Ohm. most dangerous o f all H itler a Bailey said thwSaesuure wouVI a t "I arant to UU you thlo with w h o u r course th e d e n tist pointed if led ainee it w ould c au se co n fu ­ on* 1300. the o th e r |M 0 |i r.ores«e<l hi* appreciation and c u rre n t th ru sts, was not likely eoT*r the captive brine walk out/ all tho ausphaaia at ray ’ enm- o u t and the onrantxatlon at gem • sion. Moat of the d efendant* w ere gave his reasons fo r joining the to he able to hold Rostov, whoa* I t tie * would virtually outlaw mand," bo said. In addressing ap- ral classes In f ir s t tdd la In p ro ­ a rre ste d S a tu rd a y bv officers club. fall Would lay open .the low er pUketlag. I t wag believed too proilmately 1000 workers and a g re ss, which la being done as • a c tin g under Police L ieut. C. 0 . Dr.' II. -W . Rucker, re lu m in g II s s lls s r S Us l-a s t a lst : t«r have a chance ef Large group of naval officers "p a tro tic service" by th« r,-., t, r - M a p I s C h a l l e n g e d H u tto s, fo rm er vice aqu*d chief to active service In the club. White House approval w ilh no ranum craU eg expectod. reviewed tho work of tho lied who was transferred tn other duNEW Y O R K .'O ct. 30 — l/Fi — ■nu congreasieaal leader* are - t i S r S w upon tha workers B y I t a l i a n P a p e r tlee several weeks ago. T h e rppening rate of aecidenl Cross first aid classra and the Thi- U. S. S teel C orporation agreed .that ne strike restrictions to “gWo the lie In tho teeth" tn faUliUee m akes knowlo«lga of aim of tho g ro u p In teaching faced w ith a strik e o f w uikeia anyone who attempta to convince first aid Invaluable to tbo general people to b* com petent in hand­ ROME, OcL 20 —<A1— VlrIn its captive m ines and a runS L t!Z Z X & " * " ,h th a n they hove a diaputo uvar public. Should a t emergency aria* ginio Gayda. authoritative Fas­ ling accident classes. sequent serious sh o rtag e nf fuel pay or .any other grtecance. there would bo net nearly enough cist editorialist, again called on Guest* of tho luncheon includ­ a t its steel mills, anno.m eed trained person* who ere capable President Rooeevelt today to pro­ G o e b b e la , G iv e s ed a num ber o f m em bers of the T uesday the largest th ird q u a r ­ __ • of giving first aid treatment. duce the German document show­ D'-l-and club, and E. M. A m il. te r n et earn in g s since IU29. “The graduate* of this m ethods ing plans to suppress the wcrld'r to g r and G. A . Hpcer o f the E ig h t building perm its havo N et liter me for the S eptem ber course era ready ami wlllin t to relielona. R otary Club, and E arl J e te r ami q u a rte r w as | 3 t , 313,311, or been issued front the City H all conduct couraea In accepted m*BIRLIN, Oct. W "If It doe* not apnear within Kdwsrd .M arsh all. Key Cluh o f­ $.1.21 a rom m nn share, rnm p'irvd since Oct. 22. E v e re tt Jones i to any persons who are k i­ 24 hours," Gayda aaid, “ the re­ Min (star Qoebbela Oc In ficers of Remlnol* H igh School. w ith $.1.3,103,0117. n r $3.07 a secured a perm it to rrp a ir his FORT LAUDERDALE. OcL 29 ted Ia learning. C ltlsens who putation of Roosevelt the falsi­ Tu reday to -----appeal Tu I i-----------------------------share, in the like 1010 period. In reildrnce a t Sixth S tre e t and Cy­ A local heel yard wilt are Interested are miked to con­ fier will arise to th* start." M M rvtkdtiitji w h ittd to “the the* J u n e q u a rte r thi* y e a r th - press Avenue a t a cost nf $290.00 •Th* Board of Deacons of the c a s t n , m u •to rt work aeon on an Army tact M rs. Jack H alt C hairm an of • f MyUtohr not First Baptist Church meal toS h i p , L & n S l B i l l P ro fit was $24,H i t , f i t o r $2.12 with Sam Gillun in charge of tho •H er for four 101-foot t vacua tha local Rad C m a First Aid umI i i i i 4 tMiii to work. night a t th* church ,n t 7:30 ~ — ~ a share. r e a r heada high M d MVsr ghri | v sa aa laequ^pped aa •■ull fioat- Committee,’' Dr. Rocker concluded, H e ld l i p I n H o u s e o'clock. T he M ather F u rn itu re Company T he corporation'* earning* fo r the firs t nine m onths of the anil the P resb y terian Church will ■ ■ will ho asf l k»ew y m have R hard toThe i w r s t boot* All Elk* ora asked to mart at WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 — y e ar w rr* $91,!tAM,0'Jl, eq u al to co n tract F. M. E nglish to re-roof aigned chiefly ckiefty f a r aviation crash dap,** *he wrote. “You p a r t all signed a Erickson Funeral Homo tomor­ (49— A billlon-dollor riv en and $8.H2 a sh are on the common p a rts of th e ir building*, while Uto •errtce.' They wlU eenutii lit­ BERLIN. 0e|. 19 —<AV- Oer- row a t liSO P. M. wkon tho Ban- h a rb o rs authorlutlon bUI th at stock a g ain st $A9,4IH,070 or M ethodist Church a t F ifth Street i a ^ T i w s h n B i i t i a u a «t*nd ters, w o i k w surgical diagenman aprttMmcn, atill fuming over food mom b a n will loovo to nt- includes th* 1191921.000 Flori­ $6.HO a sh are In tha like period rm l F ork Avenue will make re­ Mrtee e a d - other eqalpment t-> pairs on Its building. Preakloat Rooaovalt'a Navy Day toad tho fnnoral aorvicoo a t Ovie­ da ship canal will not receive last y ear. provide i u rgOMg heapltallaatbn uane. w th r ( hit-f i.f Air S ta ff in OttiiAii Caiuoln Hi l Iiih et»n, H arold, wliti Ii.t* Im-cm ntliU’h rtl to th f k'oy.fl Air F«»rr»* flonihrr ( <’miunn.| hi Kngl: ml. id miHMing. Tht- ( anaduin offire ntatt *l it ha*l lH*«m MilvUnl from tht* (‘amoliari Atr K orir ( untl ill if * O ffirr O v r n r i* unit thul the young' fly tr in ” rnj'#ing on nctivc icrvirt*". th o T o Preparl.eqve Ruins I f IN' III IN. I hrt. r*.— fA P ) — T hr Mtwrii* radio *«ld tcv. d»h Ihr lirrm in * had keru Fwluffd In Ihr d rfm a iv r In Ih** Kalinin «rrtor. about 92 norLhwrtt of Moncow. H iker advice* reaching h r r r *aid th r Nari* had lo#t fill p rrern t of th rir effective* •»rnt ii.to ih r action in tha la*t few dav* againnt Mob- T*hr 4 7 y ear old man \%d . n of a t i o n T h em It Ilf wan horn Mar 2«. la ‘J4 IH Huntington, W. Vn . anti ntior to th»» right roarw ho I•%*«•«! In Oviotltt, hr rouidrd in Mat *n, hwr In R e p o rts Ralph E f^lulrv. Ovirtln rc*ta u m n t owner, ilirtl v i^ te iJ a y #*ft«*rn«K>n at 5:22 oVIork in the Florid* S anitarium f«dli»* ing a ih o rt illnod*. County Growers Ik. A, F. Flyer From I n g l e y Is F i r l t Sanford Is Missing To h a v e Meeting l'h»l f* SliOiky, ro.m vni r In Fingerprinting Slinlry-RiiKt m Mu«l Monday Evening ofHart*IhcCompany,r » t i v t .| .1 Of Defense Group Itlcgrum t e n morning from M in in g * C itie s ;N n z i halph E. Staley, Resturant Owner Of Oviedo Pies raid w ardens are shewn giving first a id befora arrival of doctors who supervised rem o v al of the " in ju re d ." The b^tlyyvd ra r? It w as fur* lin-hed hy 11 used car dc iler ! ----------------------------------------------------------------- ------- t - •V. a W * » */ re .a •4*- • Caucasus Oil Is Endangered ft •*»« E n ­ DETROIT, rv t. J*>__t/ra__ A walkout nf the night shift ■t KeUnY-Hares Wheel ComI pany MAchine-gon plant halt­ ed production of wcanons fo r m ilitary n lrtraft todav. The United Auto Workers (C . I. O.) demanded n miniI mum 6 cent hourly' w#»e in­ crease in three Detroit plants E n g in e er?# Mayor LaGuardia- Boots One 7 1 >inn • • _<;m ' 4 — SV crrU ry Knox lo<l«y «ai«| th r *1 N«vy probably woulil apply a J policy of w r f f j r to th«* sinking* v Of any Germ an *ubm trine* m m i fa y rm rn ts w ith Am erican w ar, a. Vessels. Construction For 1 Navy Is Stopped R e p re s e n ta tiv e M MHER 53 M em ber A sso ciated ITcwa , ‘Bombed’ I n 111 K e ls e y -H a y e s I fu r a ift Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Hail, Hichwsj And Walcr Transportation Sanford Dentists Aid 4n OrgAnizinp First Aicf Clasp Presi den t Of Kiwanis C l u b Metal PrioritieB To Hit Employment Atlantic Coast Line Engineer D Gif fin E n t e r t a i n s Funoral For Eugene Members At Lunch­ M c C o n n e l l Will Be H e l d Friday eon With Singing Miami Judge Hits Bookmakers Hard • II. S. Steel Shows Boom-Time Profit Eight Building Permits Issued From City Hall FacUta Pep Talk Fort Lauderdale Ia Building: Crash Boat* City News Brief* —vn— . (V for,bears kefomt, ttom fa oHer Briton CaUe -War Fight For Future NEW YORK. A t . 29 fo rf ly srs k i h w 4 > r i m i ‘hera. K ranking B ritU ' official told aa international tabor organisa­ tion conference' today that BriN om inate u k ’a p r a t n i w I V * mMt b* the post-war ‘ I* not just is, It I. a ef civUiia- President Nazia Fume Over Roosevelt's Map speech, challenged tho President do CoaMtory fo r Ralph E. Sta­ to produce tbo map which kv l e s ______ aaid rrvaolod Gorman aspirations la South America. A m o rris rv llcenso w aa iaaued J. II. Parra more received a permit to install a gaaolina tan k a t hla ator* on Francht Avenue, and Mont** Harris kaa ^ permission to remodel a oaostory frame store Into tn sp irtment building. Tbs United Lumber Company secured two permit* to begta con­ struction of a five-roots fnuna house on MoUonrltla Avenue and a eii-room frame dwelling In Sanford Haight*. bo apprapria-1 Alabama—Partly cloudy tonight B . A- McCauley will make ad­ c» .blaakit .. •— wanner Thun- dition* to klo shop at U U 1 Fala»> and- Thuraday: final congressional consideration until hearing* hav* b**n complet­ — ed on th* $$0,000,000 ALd'.tinaCo«*a waterway, ChalrrriH M an s­ LOCAL WEATHER " I f su c h u mop exist*," th* to Joaalo Lm Quofoo a n d - E U o field of tha Itouao rtocra and Florida — Conalderabla cloudlharbor* committo* said today. ■pole(Oman challenged th o P re si­ W Baaa o f O rU ndo. r dent. “p ra e a t t o u th e n tle ." Mansfield, who** commllle* *'- ness tonight and Thuraday; show„ of Jockaonvfllo ready has approvod Ihe bill, said era along tho MUthoost and eastH a r t o f H anford MO* _ ■Muring* Ucoaoo fro m th o Court its Introduction would b* id tla y td central coast*. until after tho Alabama Georgia—Fair to portly cloudy H oaao S a n a a . log*, p h k h woro ochodulod to­ tonight and ThuAlay: slightly day but postponed un'IJ army I warmer' w arm er lloa rr th* i . northwest and -------» , ' sxtiemo north portions T h u n d er a if jn _ jw b b s b » day. mrtto Ars&ao. 4 J v — >• iiit ’t i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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T :I9‘ Serenade from BtHfUS Reporter Predicts Feds Are^Heacls TOWa . c a p t a in Up” For Win Over Ocala Wildcats -i - * ^By^Jack The gam* promisee to he a •■bound an<i re-bound' affair with the Fed* bounding ip frer.r a victory over the Delxind Bulldona and the YVildeala rrboundInjr from thri-i successive -lefenti* Like the Fed., lh« Wilder la Started the **««,,:. o ff alow but they are gaining trn-tien, nnd they will he a rugged bunch t*» atop. But. with the confidence gained ty » Muring upael laat week U.c local* f u l a< if they Will take th. cat* “ into eimp.” The Wildrata nro crippled by Injuries. * Ben Daniel, ahifty Wildcat quartcr'jc.<V, und I>»rlJ Ogburn and Grorge Dure tr.o o ' the beat gu_rd* nvailable, arc all suffering from injuries and may amt be nblc to help the viattn^Jmurh. Pical it A n x fie it n t s t x .— Drop In to ne« un and ws will giro you s deal that will sarprine you. 1931 Ford Coupe ... t 75.00 1934 Ford Tudor ..... 05.00 1934 SeJnn 115.00 10.14 Chevrolet' Town Sedan .....‘..... 155.00 1030 Ford Fordor ... Fordur ........ 195.00 ' 1930 Plymouth Coupe .... 253.00 .1038 Plymouth . :C o u e e ^ . , i ; _ 2 7 5 .0 0 1938 Dodge Fortier Trunk Sedan 425.00 ■1939 Plymouth Coupe ..... 475.00 1910 Plymouth DeL Sport Sedan.... ,075.00 TRUCKS 1935 Chev. Vi-Ion Pickup _____ 8145.00 1935 Ford 85 Sedan Delivery ........ 105.00 1937 Ford 00 VJ-ton Pickup------ - 163.00 | 1938 Chev. Ilj.to n Long wheel baae Cab A Chassis___ 293.00 ALTMAN EVROLET CO - * * w. m H laniard. • . « FU. DODGE n e n *r- oF -tlw p feurres-oAetc I Ocala, too, h*» h*«i l. rdleapfid by the weather, having >ad to p’ actlce in the ri in all werk tut they have continued their preparation for their game In •the Celery fitjr Ionite. TEAM STANDINGS Thla week has been a|ient In Won 1-oat perfecting the ploy* which were Coca Cola 7 2 so tocc’*aafj| last w ck, with • Spencer Htrdin 5 ALTMAN’S USED CARS a At rt A Aa» F M » rwriJ A *e soaeuwb rcssrroa y S>ILU Pi T. Bolly a. Baber .1. llerbat H Moee. R. Msnn J. Weaver Jtck Iftrhil t*k*» the wttk* honors by bowling M4 end the If y*u w ist to rent or oell s borne, put a classified ad la Th* Hanford lleraWTs annual Tsarist Edition that will hs publl>hrd Ibis coming Monday. Bring or pheae yoar ml la by ' I*. M. tomorrow.______ ___(Aov.) Select Selections Hy RALPH WARNER (Ed. note. Teems ere innkr.i ('■rnlins 819 AH. Kentucky HIH over West Vir numerically In each selection. norum Tha sections are 8outh.H. Tc-xa*- ginla 823. A Nolle* la harabr glva* Ihsl • * V. I*. I. 820 over Richmond. T. Mld-WesLMW, Midland* and ar« aneaged In at N. Carolina St. 822 ovar New. KanrnrO A » a * a * bualnast Par Weat-FW. A team ranke.l Banford. rlo rl* behind Ita opponent still may be berry. d* undar th* Uetltlos* nsmt eelacted because of reason* he V. M. I. 821 over Wash, and Hianlay • Itogar* llaedwar* W , «nd that w* Inland to raglat*) •Idea team strength. Also *yni. I-*e 828. a,Id n»m* gurauaol to tho l*rm* Tessa T l ovrr Rice T6. < bola are used to designate Un­ f lilt -ritilllus* Nam* ntstijt* Tessa A A M T2 over Bay­ oK-hapcsr expected cloeeneaa of play m J»*51 Law* •>* Flarlda) follows— ABC.Toaa up, AB-Clo-.e lor T 17. .i with th* Cl.rk of tho Ctryatl .'outt ut H*ailaol* Countr. riorlga. and poaalbla upaaL A-CIom but MID WEST j. a . noornu taam picked should win.) Minnesota MW| ovsr Michi­ v c. gTANLrrr SOUTH— 'Tulane take* tup apn* gan MW3. ABC. Owaara from Duka and meata fla.hv Northwaitern MW2 ovsr Ohio Oct it. tttt. . Mississippi. Georgia. S3, ifcm. to have n hairline edgu In tin Stale UW4. AH Notre Dame MW5 over Illin­ ABC clash with 'Bama. Lnuu.lun* State, aeloetod by thla column In ois MWI3. A Marquette MW7 aver Du. Ita stunning victory over Hire, rises to' no. 0 and claahra with queens E5. ABC; Friday night. thrlca-baaten but still tough Flur. Michigan 8L MWS ovar W an t. Indiana - MWa , ovar Wlacydil" Ida. T l„ Tsxas, roll* nlonr. ■ . fa MID ^VEST— Ita tha battle r.f MW9. ABC riant# betwean •Minnesota and ■ Purdue MWH over Iowa (Your reporter has refused to Michigan with tha Gophers claim­ MWI1 ABft r predict the outcome of any gams ing a alight lead. . Close behind Detroit MWIO aver Arkanoas oxeept the Deland context. Ha are Ih* Wlldra.a and tha HU#V.~ Friday, night. pma- still JaxthM...trffr ?n t 4V . wy'ear—Marquette,-- -MTV7f*-u pavt* _ J i!» - ia S t * - V '- A * W l- • .Imb and pradkU anotlter vle- Duqucine, E6. In the Midlnnda breaks Midland 2. ABC / ' tory for th# fads.) Missouri surprises with t t great HanU Clara FW2 over OkJa1 young team and takas the lop position away from Nebraska, horns Midland 3- AB Oklahoma A nnd M Midland 6 whom they meet Saturday. San. in Clara, FW2. gats an AB over Tulsa Midland 4. ABC ■ Iowa Stats Midland 5* over rating over Oklahoma, Midland I. Kansas Midland >. AB EAST—Navy figures closely BAST ovar Harvard, while Duka and Navy E l ovar Harvard E9 Fordham should win. Tightest _ garnet are Cornell v*. Colgate ABFordham E2 ovar* Tanra ___ Chri> la all It «U 1 coat you to add nnd Georgetown v*. Boston ColUan T 4. AB Madlcal Eipanao Covango to logo. Duka 82 ovar Pitt E20. FAR WE8T —Muddled eltu*. your aulomoblla liability policy. tlon with Stanford again claim. Penn E3 over Marylstd M 3. Temple E4 over BucknelL FrL Ing no. 1. Oregon rates third, Oregon State fourth and Wash­ day night. ‘ ThU pays madlcal, aurgkal, ington no. 5. Coluihbla K6 ovar Army E ll. Tho selections— • dantal, hoapUI. nursing, surgical AB SOUTH Syracuse E7 ovar Rutger*. appliances and funeral expentea, Cornell E8 ovar Colgala E ll. Tnlana -81 ovar Mississippi 85. not oacoodlng |S00 for each per­ A B. ABC Boston . Collega B10 ovar son riding la your automobile ABC0*1** M ° ™ 8T'. Georg*town R I3. ABC Injured In an accident. VUlanova E l l ovar Manhab Mlaa. Slat* 86 ovar Union. ban E22. A. Friday nlakt, Vandy 85 aver Princeton Bin. Dartmouth E U ovar Tab MT. L. 8. U. 80 over Florida 813. AB . VABC. -w-iW E26. Tennessee 810 over Cincinnati. Ilely Crota Eld over N. Y.,U.. Georgia' Tech 811 over Au. Pann 8Ut» Elk oa*r Lchlgb* burn. 816. ABC. KA It WE8T . T Stanford FW l over Waahii Wm. and Mary 814 over Geo. Ion FW5. ABC Washington 816. Friday night. Oregon State FW4 over Waafe. Wnka Forast SIS ovar Nnrtn " ' ■ ■ State FW7. A Oregon FWS over U. 0. UnA. badanca of 500 bowlers an follows: B. Mows say FW0. A So. Californb FW 6 aver CkW W. Thorne 514 l\rf t Mann 511 Ifornb FW l. ABC ' Average laat weak — Tnw — r* Pexold a 6in -• - Pexold 605 80 875. Symbol—52.585 ■_ Total average — Tree — . Body _ 507 77.774. Symbol—49.515. * vorgusoa r w iio n ! - ' • : 8OT 5 TUESDAY — Pepal Cola Cwoa C*b .] H roa » M * la r o f y : Ufa Sevan VS Lewis Candy IW new surprises Itt atom. The local concataua of opinion by tha -Monday morning ouirtartacks" la that If tho Fads display Ui€ brtnd of bdll thoy showed last wssk they i will roll over tha visiting agsngation easily. , '| Tha following llnaop was announecd by Coach, Leonard Mel/urif thU momlnig* tAibJtcl to n few laat mlnuts changes. Andraw Hasty * Junior Brown *1 Cilen Odham JJJ W. L. Heirs H Ellly Flaming ft J. W. flicks * la Taylor Brown ‘ lack Claraland Irlcn Farrall IcKay lruluck Bill Branan . . . Auburn ________ 'f l o r s h e i m FOKBOTUIfE S£iO£S . FO R MEN S K Y R ID E R SHOES fo rb d y s B . L . P e r k in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR . . : -'*v., «, DON'T "MISS THE B O A T " Steak & Chicken D inners«— Delicious Chill—Short Orders A L L KINDS OF SANDWICHES A N G E L ’S E A T SHACK Sanford Avtnua Just O ff Of G«nrvn Avenue t COMPANY* UNITE! FRENCH AVB. _ ^ J H O N B jil JL , J __________ . i) \ r J: ub NBXT WEEKS S C U D VLB Dodge Deluxe Coupe...... I •— £ R oLy a l^^^ n LCob V8 ... Plymouth Tudor__ ja# Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr, Sedan “ t!T»9Uth 4 Dr Sedan... T*merr*w*a CiJO Norman Beasley A Ills 1 Jriorlda Cowtoy* 7:00 Breakfast Bravlth a v 7:45 UP Nawa 8:00 Tha World Today 8:!B Morning Dotations 8:30 Emery Dcuteh Orchestra 8:45 Chic Herr Orchestra 9:00 Singing Strings 9:15 Melodic Momenta 9:30 Old Dirt Dobber 10:00 Children’s Birthday Pari ty 10:30 Musical Interlude 10:45 Lest We For^e*. 11:00 UP New# . v 11:06 Kay Thompadh's Keativnl 11:30 Ufa and tha Land 11:45 UP New# 11:65 Program Resume 12:00 Theater of Today 12:30 Star* Ovar Hollywood 1-.00 Farm Forum 1:15 Matinee Musical# SORC-flffe. puxkeft Prpal Cob 6 fir* petto 5 lowla Candy Co. 4 Royal Crown Cola 4 Lucky Boy 3 Life Saver* 3 HIGH TEN STANDINGS IN­ DIVIDUAL G. Pexold P Pexold W. Thorne R. Holler 2:45 Georgia-Teeh n . TasUghfe 0d » Edwin C. Hill 6:10 Program Raeuma 6:15 Anniversary Program 6:10 Bar of Harmony 8:45 The World Today 7.00 Tha Lona Ranger 7:30 Al PUrraa Gang R:M Kata Smith Hour 8J 5 Elmer Darla A tha Nawa 9:00 Playhouse 0:50 Music In the Air 10:00 Hollywood Premiere 10:30 8porta Reporter 10:45. Nawa of tho World 11*0 Football Resume 11«6 Interlude 11:16 Count r.'-si* Orchestra 11:10 Tommy Dorsey 12:00 Linton Wells. News 12:06 Sign Off Coca - Cola Loses Two But Holds Bowling Lead The league acorchjne Or<\ Col* howler* were tumbled thla week by th* lewU Candy team two games out of three In th* Sanford Bowline league b».» managed to retain their lead In tha leaere standing rt th* San­ ford Bowling Center Marten Dairy, aecond rhrera. dronped taro games out of three t« tho Royal Crown Cot* team to al'ow Pepal Ol* n"d Granetta to climb op and U« them for the reeond noaltlon. ’ “ In the Ginpetta-Lucky Bor match, the former managed to stay ahead In two of thf three game* bv a rloat margin with the competition hot and hardy. Penal Col* earned their second pUe* lie position ty puehino ahead of th* Ufa Haver, outfit In two game*. , 1:45 Football Game WDBO By Jack Itrrrln* The HenforJ “Sleller-y'' Krd* tan*le ■with the Ocala Wildcat* tonight at 8:00 o'clock on the gridiron. R A D IO N E W S 493 | K f u s . '. t s r . “ It— A T L A N K Y 'S DRUGSTORE . •» h *». im active partnership with man In their Joint task p f Improving the lot o f humanly. t. •• ‘A nd In the American w aroan'i f singular/, log la preserved for our children; depend much upon woman'* octiv* patriotism at on ony other ottn o f our national M e n a r Woman's superior moral and Ipfri Strength con savo us. More ttfon over be she gives Serious thought to our ecoi^g social and politlcoi ( �f. --a .w 7 *" v , ‘ •“.^ • .a ^ x r ^ F T V ** -v ' i f - ' < •- r • A V '^ v ,: • v ■ ^ T rt. Thu _ — Sanfnrd la T h e Only C o n tro l - ^ Florida ( ’ lly A ffo r d in g KalL H igh w ay A n d W ater Tran sportation Any im B rB i-------.ti j!• ,<#lv« StoLCTW Established la 1908 OCTOBER Flies T o Stricken Husband 1911 M em ber Associated I'resa Mine Workers Go On Strike Nazis Capture Soviet’s At Mid-Night:‘<Pittsburgh,,, C laim Moscow’s End Is Near Jt Ship Bill Is Given Okey Higher Pi On Cotton Si Senate C o m m i t t e e Votes 13-10 Fav oringr Sending Of ’ V e s s els Anywhere Bankhead Says Panic 43,000 Miners O f 7| In Fats And Ofils O f la r g e s t Steel | Has Cut P r i c e s C o r p o r a t i o n s Or-, On Farm Cash dered To W alk Out Stir Promised By Opponent M ore Debate Is pected T h a n House A rm in g WASHINGTON. Oct. A_______ Heavy Fijfhtin«r Con­ tinues Around Cap- • ital As Reds Admit Break In So ut h Another Answer To Hitler WASHINGTON. (XU PITTSBURG Oct 25— <A*t-Of-1 fXial# of the f i t ) Unite,| Mine' Senatur [Uikheoul (-D-Ala) southern aenator* and Worker* receive,I order* tixtiy I men H it urged Seeratary that 45-000 captive rue I mineri of , I’nd other Agriculture •even of the nation* large*! ateel ment -official* Ui utllla# rorporationa would go on atrlke' mtan, available to the go' at midnight tonight (Went to increase cotton The order* were received from ] price*. r , ,lhr union’, national headituarter* -('otUinwed ia the caah grt>|'|si Washington, where I’ lv-ident for Otf* cotton farmers and 'thej K<M>M»vplt y*-*t**nl»y sskisl Prtti recent |anir in fati ant! otlathed' dent John I.. I.ewi. to po*tpone cut II 0 to f 15 a ton from i.the strike action pending farther t price they rhould tie recel inrdhtnm effort* Senator IMnkhrad aaid. Settlement of the Unit*,! Auto­ mobile worker* *tnke at the Germany. plant of Air Aw«irii|e*. Inc-, at Beadia N. - J.- w*< announced lari night by Itnbert I'attereon, LONDON. Ort. 1 5 .~ (A P ) underaecrvtary of war. amt Wil­ — Ktluird Ilmen, pmilclmt of liam Jl Knud.cn, director of the Ihr ( jrrho-Shfvtk government office of production management in exile. tiMJay predicted drs«* They aald the management had lir fh infp in tk# German re­ agreed to return atriking cm' gime and drrUred Clermsny ployc* to the pay roll neat Monmay outlant tki« winter but Samuel Schlechter, 52. real an* day. ■he in nrarrely capable of o f Sanford for the pact flva Th# announcement came at the waging war through the fal­ ter*, wai killrd in an autoa end of a'confrrence in I’atteraon'a lowing winter. accident near Philadelphia y office. It <aid the atriking em­ In a Hritinh broadcast to day when he wrested the ploye* would lie relumed to the hln ciKjntry mm. ilrnr* anaertof the car away from the dl__ payroll at their former pay "and ed Held Mamhal Hermann en aeeing an auto pull onteflhe will he placed in their former towrina I'ropag rnd* Mininhighway. position* a* fa»l a* poraible." ter Paul Jonrph Gitebbeln and Screen iter Bette Davis' (a pictured at Kansas City. Mo., en The truck awerved and gjfer Robert Ley, labor front lead­ rout* from Hollywood to Minneapoli*. Minn. where her husband. turned, pinning the body of||h er. hail lont their influence Sentry Obeys Order Arthur Famaworth, la aeriously ill. She continued by private plane man beneath it. lie wa. en with Adol|>h Hitler and that J in taking a ten.ton load of military dictator»hi|> in nlow* Strictly To Note to Rocheater, Min., where fog grounded the ahip, and completed nut* and pecan* front Flor ly rmrrginit in (Germany. her trip by autot Chatting with her la Paul Richter, airline ofTtelal. New York. CAMP WHKKLKR Ga. Oct. Mr. Schlechter formerly iwkllie "AnnwritwreW fremm ~ rd In Kan*n» City, Mo. FuMTOl 25 —(Ah— ( ’apt. Auguatu* WIL tm lav Hitima K h ar­ A cimmnnder, aervlcea will t>e conducted f- In ■m, company kov, Kurt.utu’. '’ I’ itN Iiiirjfh ." didn't like the challenge of b Reading, I‘a. where he waa him lit'i'ti cuiittirt'tl uml de:>new trainee walking guard in Iha Survivor* of the deceaaed I Sixth lliittalinn. I’ lart'H M oscow -', zero hour U « hi* widow Mr*. Louise S<h! "Put mure quality, tone and ter; r.ne daughter. June A tii'iir ItiisMia ailniits a hrvak ' rhythm in It." he directed. hi* mother, Mr*. Fannie through on the southern n,| | An hour later Captnln Wilaon ter; one brother, llnrokf front. returned. hi* father. Sang nut the .entry: Sliding down the way* and into the water at the Mare I,land \ Heavy lig h tin g continue.* "Hum dee,He dum ilunt (tua# Navy Yard in California I* the -iibmanu.- Trigger, built in double- nrotnul Moscow. N a zi urmle.s uf ‘Shave and a Hair i(Cut’ )--* K illin g O f Hostages .Visitors From Seven Reds Sick MLoadf quick time Under the navy’* a|»-e<|.up policy. Her keel wa* laid ■ure re|M>rteil within 57 miles. who'* there?" Mtusolini (rnnaferreit or r«Dogs On Invadj la *t Feb I. Saf cDTo Acts Florida Towns pluifd GO Fascial corporation ' BERLIN, OcL Jjxidnaped Child ‘ O f Desperate Men guild officers today lit n sweepJ V --Attend Meeting 4in g ahnkeup Nineteen uf the t t BueaMaxT- now alahWig turn* Found Uninjured guilds controlling the nation** y fA s n f N r r f o N v " 't ^ * V $ — dog* on the Ocrman*— ec« mini)* w i t * affected. <A*I— Preaident Roosovel*. t—iay , localf and visiting. .of B. P .' O. loaded with expl'taive* to dart KITt‘ IIIItTItt;, M*>* . Ort 25 Japan calls Secretary Knng’ a aaaalled execution* E. * orgaiiiiation were prraent ut In and blow up t^nk unit* a , .—Natl rtprital- ------------— UP)— Two month* old Ken. aprii « ii the "usual hlumlcr of atIn Europe, declaring thorn to be ■the regulnr meeting of tho San- prea* feature service claino-d nrth A. M,•Clean, Jr , kidtispiM'd tempting to threaten Japan" and ___ ___ _ fford o r d ___ w„ celebrating ____ ____ m .... ravoltlng to the world and _ the, Elks_____ l-odge It* Thuraday night. from hi* tarring,’ on Mum .Street will enrry out "decided policies "acta of drape rata men who know i thirtieth anniveraary with a barThe German high command, ywiterday, wa* found nlivr rnd m » iii * who reggrtilenn nf M uffing" In their haarta thay cannot rfin." be^ue and mualcnj entertainment thia aouree.aald, fpQM 27.nuo uilinjurt'd today. ... t*y tU*| i t t t o | t ’ ’ r'P » r t te l w 1 fva. are a l’ * «• • - « » « L ----—Chief Erecutlvw. In n laat plght w M h -,lodww - w J t . e e t. A man Identified l»y Police r»ff lark llirk«nn on plr«. Hugunn i»n(| Licnta in Italy, , atatemenf. aald tm TNdiia' ifVt1,-1,' n r“ 2r T^fgptn, aecrcttry. iii "the tlkraln# and that altoveim I "t»^pl»i«*n rlutr^i’v wu l»«*n i*x h*'ld Chief Thoma* Go,llry n. Ilednid wh«*tri officinU mlnut nine are were developing a "new order" aald today er th* Ruulana had tralm dlnu.- Wolaiewiek w*» arrc«t,-| nio! I in ill*• uiiNly J air for invr<ti\rndead uiul a score injured. The by. "daptha of frightfulnea*1 Klk* from Ruatis, Cocoa, De- 000 dog* for aueh purp,>»e* charged with the aliduc'irn amt t ■••••. it tS’lHIt trill Ut lh«# invasion coaat uml wfatern Gtrwhleh evan they have never.* ap- Land, New Smyrna, Daytona "Not a aingl# ranter w*« .le­ -ht-nli • ..ifhri many were pounded. Tho l.uft. proaehed before.” 'Bench Or Undo and Palatka lodge* af royed by th* dog*, however." being an nrceunry be'ore -ml after the fact. -I \ v Mill It •It*I \V .1 S|H IU « T fft® ratlilt’d l.ivcrpiMtl, when Adolf Hitler temporarily halt. Participated In a “ Song Feat" the atory aald In it Ulna how thL«‘«* M. Han«hottiuii, |>r«»*ln- * h » l h *n d l o I m* i i i i ’ Iu I m t * o f (Is * there were tu^me rununltlea. ad the alaugbtar of French hoe-' which waa part of the avrning’a Jogi were aaddled with »andi ititndi4tti Ainiy wpri’ tlriving on Rome claims the sinking of a huyrr, in rt®covi’rtnir in tag** veaterdiy after 50 mare1entertalnmen* arranged by Harry bag* In training and with #x|l»- OPM To Look Into %ilh n l *Niindii«tt li* I o.min ■ton merchantman, Berlin, Hospital, .New York City, .»(»• • Mlllottiohllri % were ahot at Bordeaux ami thorn i Ktaalall. •Ivca In war and *#nt aero«.i the iriit-e* itti*I whrn ihi’y parki’tl. Iho Hide Tanning Stores a rvcvnt autorm hilr acci«j**» t m Shrittff dmvri up (n ihrm, iMM»n two ships totaling 111,000 to'na. were rumor* that th* agwl M ar.' D Overatreet o f Orlando. path of advancing tanka. An "altrm ing" threat to Hovlat whlrh h«* Bwvrrvly injure^1 InI •li««’itbi i mg thriv liutl im kfjMilinr ah*l Petaln had decided to erraa who waalone o f the firat membrii' Into th* .occupied lone and p ffe r. in ( h* Hanford Ixdge, addreaacd CHICAGO. (Xt. 25—(Ah— Mnj j vis lion** nml frut*tur«*<l lit- hu­ •*r lin nt > totill tohu ll In Itliy fuvL force* defending th,. approach*-* tt*. Ih'.' .Caucu.ua uiul Ihc hcU lJ’t himtel f aa • hoatage to the Cer-i'h® member*, followed by a me ru­ Hat In Show Costs Jroeph \V llyron, chief of thr l l w i i n rrp«>r t t ’ i l totlay link•••II i|ttrinl toitrid - (hr drKtni Hi; men*. , "rial talk from O. P. Herndon, Mr lt*n»bottom in m 'lie *••• hidri, *kin» and leather srrliun tvli, llii-v ill Itu, purl of til-lily tlfV«*l$»|»ri$| tiulay lifter snow, W earer 910 Fine of th* office of nrotluction man­ rinhalili* proiluci* oxchang** i h i <i ib>- im in i stute. with ii" uii'iii'y Hitler'* Intervention gave lfcO,lif' mc" b* I »!!* !?e• , inii*I uml rftuiit Soviil rri-*ixirut«*M agement- *ai,l Friday that the tan nruM unit hut offices in ^»nf«i>l bo.tagea at leaat three more day*! Keporta delivered during he MILWAUKEE. Oet. J5 — „P> nlng imlustry would U* obit* to! during th«* cwlvry avanon and .t uiiil tiu* mull ti'pluil thut “ w«* a|i|«-ii iti to lutvt* «$«Vritl Mum' dw of Ilf*. They were to have died *l,# diiii't kiu'W . l i " tin. i.ir Ik-lungn tor Ihri lime being today and Monday fo r the a «v »,J n* n« U,* 6* ‘ u 'r ■•“ P* th* " — Mr*. Myrtle Sehuepper pj I supply all civillin nrvd» during! N»*w York State when tl •• « op- (i. " Tin ii tin- ili put) I'H'k th*» »ii.Soviet ilir-|mti hex re|Mirta«l 3 are harvi’Nttfd there. ■inatlon* c f Colon*! Holtf. tier. * h“ b*?n for , « • " ? ! * • [ * B?d f 10 bccaoa* sho didn't remove tha national emergency. |k->■i,. i" lint fur further invc.tr iloublriittrrjetl (iernian attack ill Major Byron spok# at tha an­ He will he confined to man commander at Nantea, und J*1® mrnjiwre celebrated tin* by her hpt In a theater. giili"ii fone. ni metI »t the twin iiijjrftlv * Mr*. Evelyn DUhnaau tealitied imal convention of the Tannera hospital for nhoiit nix \.t '*H■*, an unidentified German major at burning th* mortgage In a apecAttn c.tcii.ivi* quc.luinlua- of Rimtov, gateway tt» the Cnuin diitrict court that Mr*. Schurp- Council of America. when he nhouhl he well no Bordeaux. On* hundred hoaUge* . „ ill" n»'ii ,uid tb.it they arc Amcrl i' ump ami Kharkov, hub city uf r not only did not Uk* o ff her * A complete inventory of hUtea- to travel to Floridit have been ahot for thoac aaaaa- ‘ T,^* . P f « * nt of s« “ ‘ ,1111, » l i " hull vuluntcdn-il IM the IHMi.iMlO popuDtion in the heart t, but slapped Mr*. Dtehnmu •kina ami leather is lairfg rnide alnatlona ford* lodge are: (go llutner, exI nniiiliuii Army 'Shcritt f . M. of the LRmetri valley. The official Thhalted ruler; U T. Doaa, eateem- in tho face and g »re her "a by the Ol'M, M-ijor Hymn said, Iluii'l |iuik ,-hurgi' of the caw uiul tie to<«|iaper I*ravtl4 ■nitl tiu* altill® and tha outcome may determine aaUh*t«10|?«^r MU^|PrhitlteW^ knight! Claude Ruaa, dirty look" for asking. w ild Win mcpeg, t'niittd* (hi. lion tomb "alarming" with heavy, Mr*. Sehuepper told th« eoirt whether leather belonga on the aantmlnt amnnv th ^ F v e n i^ n!^ **te*m*d loyal knight; Peter iiii'rtiiMg fur iMfuriimtiiiM cmccni- figlitiny raging near Stallno, •entment • mo"Jf lha Fcench pro-1 rhuraton, eateemed lecturing •h* didn’t remove, bar bat be. Mcritfc*r list. Ing tin' in .t dii.lury and |-cm-rul N!akeevku anil Tngnurog. Uolll pic. Th# tanaii W. J. Thigpen, * lecrv- rsuie ah* bad don* ao one« hofa d . nluiut Smith and Spencer. many rumor*,' anmmrTthea^that' knight; W J. Thlggm. lirtTlA R K ST, Rumania. (h*t. ■iiles were *ri«itl to Im- Buffering B ee n n d e r , fore and laat It , Hh# wa* fined L O C A L W E A T H E R 25. (A*) -A time bomb left In* ffT h l- a e lf . . . »o kMn . O .0.. B The I'uiinty iiu-rtff wUatr-t tlud heavy loatea. Petaln would offer trvaaurer; J. Charlea Griffith, ea- on an assault and battery rh*ri<\ hind by the Ku«*i«n forces which lMve«tiguli«n "ii the caw cum g » hoatage If the execution* contin­ quire; (luck Water*, tiler; Clif­ With all (lerman araault* «*n Florida — Folr l » ;r>rtly cloudy abandoned ()de«aa last week has no further until the required ilatu MtKuw'i ue, and that Brltlah parachutiat* ford Harr Ilf f, chaplain; J. R. ilefciweti n*portfiiijf tonight and Sunday: kcattered killed 50 Alia army and nuvy (ruin I'uliada arrive, and .itu'e a thrown fcaek, ami with tho baltle dropped Into Nantea auaulnated Eden Optimistic On StawajJ, Inner guard: H»rry Kushowtra on th* aoutheast coastgM > t dent iU-|»eiiiU utarn thiu inofficers, Including n Rumanian HolU. Th* latter tumor gained dolt, urganlat; and Henry Thur*. lines tinrhungei! sinca lh# befin* G iving Russians Aid Georgia — Fair and eontinucl general, official military di** furmathin, the only clurrge nirig credence when the German* of Ihi* week, the aituatiuii tun, K. Krupp and W. II. jtritx, cool tonight and Sunday. l-ruught aguiii.t the yming men patchea aaid Friday night. threw a cordon around Nantea to true leva. ^ of the Rcil capitul wue ihe bright* Alabama — Fair and slightly auapiCiun. (Some diapatchea identified' prevent anyone camping icrtng MANCHESTER, England. U t . eiit sinco ita *T7ge began. ^'Jn* 25 — (A*)— Foreign Secretiry cooler In tho extreme south por­ him aa the Rumanian commandn manhunt, allegedly for foreign ullaneouflly, Hu m U i!i#«lo»eu that Anthony Eden aaaoriad confidmt- tion tonighk Sunday fair. Cities Called On huge new annir< were b#tn* ant in (hlv.aa), I (ir O W C T S e l l s C r o p ly today that Britain would owr. Two Grrman navsl offirrra **S «n b era o f Petaln’* entourage trnmetI behind the llrU * to "«oma T q Cut Expenses com* many geographical difficul­ INOCULATING MEN declined to' comment an th# ru­ al.u wrrv among the victim.; tiny sweep the Hermann out CAMP BLANDING. Oct. 2 5 - mo.I of tha others ware U'licvcil ties In futfUUng tho "humenw-ly mor of h|a dacialon. Official* 41*the country" and that the Site., t (Spaclal) —The Medical Detach­ CHICAGO, Oef. U - b P i— formldabl# teak" of giving p-o. clalatad all knawl-^re of It. to haw bwn Rumanian*. Ut’ ALA. (let. 25 — t,11— J. Union was prepared to fight for ment of the 124th Infantry, from Petaln waa reported to have Harold D,f8mRh* director of tha miaod aid ta Russia. Rumanian troops strvnxlhpncl M. D"Ugla., Wrir.dalr, incmbvr yrara." . Sanford, lo busy this weak giv­ Ra-affirming Britain’* pUXy hta dec lalop laat night, on- federal budget, called upon mu. by German detachment* look nf th<- f,-d,-rid grower, control Fierce fighting wa. reported oO ing U)*lr Florida rtglmenl nnvunieipaliUea Friday night to aan faw hours befora 11* pild that, there can never he peace (kivasa, son# of tho Rua.ian il»- cnmmiltcr. Thuredny aol | ihc en­ the aouthern frontwith W* t deadline for tho aurrender alat th* defaaa* program by post­ nor any negotiation wtth Hitler, Imonla Inoculation* to ward off frndrr* weeping by *•• after n tire rrop of orangr. from one German* alowly advancin'; ng*lu»t Itbla aerious lllneaa when tha 31st poning or mlnimltlng all oxpen. th* Nauta* aaaaaam*. BeEden declared: "RUaata’* cause jwo months’ alagr* •f grov* fir $1.60 n bos. «n the Kharkov an»l Rostov and th# Ru* tbaaa aatallanta had not ditures which might compote di­ la our reuse, bar battl* oar tat. | (Dial*) Division la on maaauDiapatchea from the German trrr., n price which Ihiugla. be. alan* falling il'ck behind !h* I ter* In th* Carolina* next month. front here related In detail the captured*, a ' second hatch rectly with defense production. Oa." w* ‘* lievr. .houlil be In.i.led <>|) by Donvta river—both "Tho uwiro tho restraint that af M hoetear** waa la hard teen lowing In deep mud'tThe German* Russian Uchnlqu* uf leaving grower*. ia extrclaud by public aiut pri­ ■bat at Nantes today. limited weather condition* were land mint* ami lima bomt* hrA* n member o f tha commit vate consumer*, th* leaa will ba bind whan (Hire are evacuated. tee liougla* hn. argue I for thia •’appalling'' on both front# and th# naad-for direct reatroJ* from In many Ini lane*, building* haw price a* a minimum but wai averted that a hard free*# would WaahlUgtMk” bo‘ mid In ant adH a a lla # # * Oe l*eae T t w » blown up long after tho German, overruled and a minimum of Hatters Fret A t drosa written fa r th* olghtoenlh movrd in. $1.26 was set as a goal. " I firm­ Hatteas W indsors annual reufctaiMg of th* Ameri­ ly believe that if the growers Nurses Group T o can MuairiauT aaroelaUan. i Sigma, Sigma LL l* P. McCuUar.’ Jr., sou hold fast they will gat $1.60 par Smith aoidatata*, count lea and •octal fraternity, fn • M eet A t Orlando Mills Asked T o box," Douglas said. cltteg. couM help Urn national oh. of Mrs. L. P. McCuQre * f OaDeaBind*, military and other grower* In rilla and napbaw o f MU* Kama Cut W aste Paper theDouglas 2 2 D e H a rt Wlndaor" are jactlrea ppam thfoo front*. Propeller Club, Weirsdale area have iterted A state mooting at Hollywood Owen, I* now atatlaaaS hi tho oftreabllng tha aaUaa’a hattan. many Important ofpicking. on Nov. 1 will be dlacuared Tha duka ia mere lnrorrigtbla Sato hi tko four year* ha waa WASHINGTON Oat 25.-4A1 af BaregUea Cbntar, fort Contest Tuesday night at the. reguM* than tha duct am. Oaly anew slnev .Oa. th* university, Treasurer of —Donald M. Nalaon, prlorltltea Apples monthly mooting of th* District Set Cow A t Miami rraduited he caaaa to New Trek kaa he Prepattar Club and four director, ytatrrday ordared a 10 H Florida B u t* Nurses Associa­ Florida years’ sxparianc* on tho achool pvrcvnt reduction In consumption On 6 Day Binge tion held at tha Orlando Cham, annual, Samlnola Staff, kla Dat of waste papar by eastern pap­ ...._____Umhiia M l A ML P a y U — A Upbar of Commerce at H:00 o’clock. m ar holding tha raipnnalklt erboard and roofing mill* M taun ttenant, firat evar be­ WILKES-BARRE. Pa. OcL 26 Mari* M. Abbott, corresponding will ba con. pa* Itian af Boalnoo* Maaagar. tween OcL IS and Nov, 22. th* organUnliqn, — (A*l— Attorney William Valen­ secretary o f aa a •feature I A MaCulIar aba sacred *• The order, which Nelson aald tine's prixe cow has been on a Informed Th* Herald today hy A a Senate Committee af Fla- was nocaaaary because current binge for six days. ‘ gulf coaferUttar. loataty af the •anpllae o f waste pa par are In­ A veterinarian aaid ah* gorged Due ta tha Importance a f th* lS S l* l* * M adequate ta react tha naada of hereclf on opplaa and that tho mooting n good attendance U 7 Fratanity, eastern mill#, affects plants In fermentation of th* fruit with urged, th* Secretary ' i m m rear -to th* tha an a n a* cast *i of a line from th* other food In ono o f her four board matting will b* advaaoad B. a Canadiani holder I through and In- stomach** mad* her tipsy. 7 (SO 'clack. After tha BuffaJo, N. Y.. Pitte• bad tha reek shading Bn He prescribed that old stand- ia lalikad a musical TXllakaiaoa, Fla. by^black eoffaa, „ wq Mussolini Has (guild Shake-Up 2S — W’V — The Senate Foreign Relation* Committee tocUv voted '13-10 to broaden the armed ahin bill no hh to per­ mit American merrhnnt vesaeln to nail anywhere on the high Mas. Opponent* of the Admin­ istration’* foreign policy were nrorapt to assert the H . reuidea bill would wtir up man 8*tut# debate tl#n th- llo u w approved legislation confined In arming of merchant ship*. The kenata foreign relation* eemmlttee laat night ended *<•eret hearings on the houseapproved bill authorising thr arming of United Slate* mrr. chantahipa and took n ahowdown TOta on the legislation tmlav. Chairman Connelly (IX, Tex. aa). aald yesterday no decision had been reached whether tty admUM ratla* will epoaaor amendment* Iintending the scop* •C I U legislation to peftajt tho eart« heaU.W eater Hritish Planes H j Italian Citi es, Bound At Samuel Schlect Killed Yeste “ In Car Acci Mas*, Executions Local Elks Club Axe Assailed By C eleb ra tes Its U. S. President Thirtieth Y e a r Bp r- prejudice rieee fa t e r e " or defeat In committee, A qdunt of neaea by Senate leader* baa ahown between SS and % ~ 80 fotea fo r'th e more Indu.ivu lod tllH W kTh«W • Jik*‘VAwA-*aiWkA nee-in terVentionlata w m B " T fllL‘ boater the mcaauru and be*; -veo U could be dlapoaed or in *a fortnight Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition i* 1 « • Tho follow lac men buaineaa men hare al nIf led their Intention of W with ' The Sanford OMritlQff Hatald In pobllahlng a apodal Tovriat F-ditlon on . Oct t l which will bo dlatributed to I, 600 pro* pectire wlnUr vialtore selected from a apodal Chamber of Commerce Hat, aa well aa thousand* o f other reader* both In Florida and throughout the nation; * Arthur 8. Pack J. K. Smith'* Barbar Shop Iw y'a, Swalm'a BaUary Sarriea, Swaan’a Modem Cabin*. W. R. “ Speedy" WlUia, Murrey W. Or• n tn a t. Staky’a JUatauraat. MUtan Care’* Barrie* Station. J. V. Jon** Tire Shop, Birdaay F lo w * Feed MUla. Baaford ‘ I’a garrire «.• Stabon. ^ Oa syg^iKs T w o Strangers Arrested 0 n Suspicion Charge By Hickson [ I s Recovering From Accident G Time Homh Kills 50 Nazi Officers z\t $1.50 Per llox Frekagw S 7 ftji,s r g »ftr i..;u V ^ o - . c rew a k n Lieutenant L. P. McCuller Is ; Sta/txoned At Fort McPherson g J t i r v e . ’S J . • . i* ' \ M ’ M H K It SO _____________ - a — --------- �1 SA TU R D A Y, OCTOBER IS, 1M1 TH E SANFO RD H E R ALD , HANFORD, FLO RID A Sanford Herald N avy Day— 1941 THE'"HANDCUFF"klNG,f R A D IO N E W S afte at Caerere. rieetOa ■ynsW e Areeee Twenty years ago when the Navy League of the United Staten wan organized and conceived the ides of as eeeewS elaae asattee celebrating Navy Day every year, the Navy wan pretty ' ST. ISIS el Che rest Offlew much in the dog house and the public generally, led by a tba see at Harrh a. leer group of short-sighted and narrow-minded senators, was ready to sink half its battleship* to the bottom of the ocean a t l U C D U DEAN ■Seller and put the rest in drydock. D S M —lu ls n a Me How important the Navy League wo* in keeping alive gwnacmtmo.v taa-nss the spirit of the Navy and preventing our first link o f rayaoie la U n e t s defense from deteriorating altogether la now evident- in' .a.ri the fact that despite this apathetic public'Attitude-lownrd our Navy, it is now, at a time of great national emergency, and with but a year or two of preparation, now recognized aetlree. rmrS, af as the greatest Navy on earth. Meelattwwe is4 aatteea wl What this means to all ol us ran be gained only tae tba eerveee al re a l, will be cbereee ter from a keen appreciation of the camagu and desolation r aOeertlelee rate*. which swept over France after the Mnginut Line *.m bro­ R e w iH tn Reereeewle. ken and which has wrecked e*’cry other country in Kueeereeswt The llerele la dele ef sCrmblae. ro[>e, as it is even now wrecking Russia.' Only the’ N avy e aulatalare la I be law . and the brave men who operate it can keep war out of " tbe eeaatrr wltb ,,U bMOaaartere la Cbleaee ,ae the United Stales. T#flu Monday is Navy Day, an occasion for remembering Hereto la a aeaber at Tbe the men of the Navy. The date of Octooer 27th was chwrase wkleb Is eeelweeAttlee I , Abe - — fee re­ *« n because it Is also the birthday of fiumer President al all s r e « elaeatrbea Th»i)dore Roosevelt who gave so much o f his lime and te It ar aet etaerwlee *• tbla rarer aet ale. unergy to the development o f the Navy and ’ to the e*' <• eabllretlaa at eperl LibUshment o f a sound naval policy. Tite work which he Oerela are alee reaereeS. started has Leon ably carried on by Franklin D. Roose­ velt, first as Ar-.stant Secretary of tha Navy during the IA TU R O A Y, QCtoBP.R *g, 1041 World War. rind later as president of ibis nation In the diys that lie immediately ahead, the Navy is W B U J V E H S K rU H T O D A Y bo.>nd to play a deciaive role. Indeed, upm its strength, lO T II FOR LIV IN G : I its maneuvernh li'y and tho courage and resoundulnesa of tn thee; yea, I will 'its men depends the very future of our nation. The suc­ I will uphold cess of thi Navy upon tho high seas guarantees our r - r - . - . r - - lh* right hand of my shores against invasion and provides us with the greatest ngfeteoutneee.— Isaiah 41 : 10 . assurance we can have that democracy and freedom can endure. IIA I'P Y l a n d i n g * I f war Is kept out of America it will he only because Florene Homalne o f our Navy. And our Navy is able to do the Job, not be­ 8he dodged the speeding traffic cause of the pacifists who preach against war, not-because W ifk * timid, frightened a irA IKtlo terrier-pup a few weeks o f the isolationists who would have us give up our inter­ ests in the world at large and retire within- the three _ the honking lasts mile limit, not because of the pro-Nazis and Pro-Fascists 'the crowd that didn't car*. who believe we can make a deal with Hitler, but In spite I. she reached the curb o f all of them. crouch there In the cold They have opposed every single bill which has comi H tf toft brown eyes looked Into before Congress In tho last 20 years to strengthen our ; pitas; Navy. They were the very ones who induced us twenty Hm-taU began to wag. year* ago to scuttle our ships. They were the one* who T V «* take me home.'* - Seemed to say_ told us we should set an example to the'reht: o( the world •Jhrt 'pat me In your bag!" in this matter o f disarmament. They w err-the ones who ’ eottJd resist her pleading 7 limited our Navy by treaties which other nations failed to I, *t any rate. respect. hence our caeual meeting But In spite of them and their wiles we now have a Waa all arranged by Fata, good Navy, not an good a Navy as we would like, not s Fro? now, upon a cuihlon I n that little terrier stray; two-ocean Navy, but a Navy stronger tjiin afty other slnWVLfed, wall-brushed and glo am>^ , . « which, nHI%MJ .. w n Navy on «_•••., earth, m..M and «one if we use 1It% nsoun ir m jB „ DEFENSEJjgti 8:00 6:15 6:30 6:45 7 :00 7:30 Business Manager fe-AppointeA-At Tealfhr* r r t f m College Song* Football Scorra Elmer Davis, N n Tha World Today People's Platform Columbia Concert TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 25 (Special) — Appointment r i.narie* It. i*i- nnepparu, m Und. a* assistant to the business manager at Florida State College for Women has just Uken place. The appointment became effective 8:00 Sporta Reporter Mondiy. o ; i o u ra m m oi l a ic Sheppard held the position of 8 :30 Anniversary Program purchasing agent at Stetean 8:65 Elmer Dari* U the New* University before toming here 9:00 Your Hit Parade 9:45 Saturday ’ Night Serenade He also did personnel workt at »la r Stetson assisting with scholar 10:15 PufcUc Affair* aa ia •hips. He entered Stetson as 10:80 J-jan Anriiu student taking pro-legal and law 10:45 ieewi Of The World work there and two years later 11:00 Harry Jam** Orcheitra was named to the staff. Shep 11:30 Dance Orcheitra pan! also has hed five_ye.ro 12 00 Prrta Neva perience in sale* work 12:05 Sign Off Taworro*'* Program American Seating Company. He i* » member of Xe Mystic Crew honor Society. Delta S.gn.* Phi fraternity, the Rotary clu and Sigma Nu Phi legal Shepiwrd'* wife ha* been • Pr*c firn T p h y s ie ta n tor four years She will join him here Nov. 1 7:00 Morning Devotions 7:30 8unday Morning Breakfaal Club A :00 Press News 8:06 Louise Wilcher 8:30 Intermesao for String* 9:00 The World Today NOTICE 9:16 Prom the Organ Loft J .m r. Atwater* Hawkins 9:30 Know Your Bible Better I) Hawkn* 9:46 Columbia’s Gypsy Caravan not the son of A. 10:00 Church o f the Air and no rtUton. Slfn*d 10:80 Wings over Jordan A. D lUwkn* 11:00 UP New. 101B W. 13th St 11:05 Library of Congress Con­ ( Adv.) cert 12 d)0 Columbia’s Country Jour­ nal 12:25 lg>cal Farm News 12:30 Salt Lake City Tabernacle Buv Good 1:30 Thi* !■ The Life Shoe* A 1:00 Church of the Air Keen F.m ..e «o 2:00 “ Spirit ot 41" R ep aired ! 2:30 Th# Wofld Todav 3:00 New York Philharmonic Company 4:30 Th# l aute That Refreshes on the Air 6:00 Southern Serenade 6:30 Music Without Word* 6:45 William L Shtrer, News 6:00 8llr*r Theater 6:16 Tim* Out for Dancing 6:30 Gen* Autry’a Melody Ranch A "Dear Mom" tin, Mr*. R. E. Xeleey, Mr*. K.Golden Steven., of Valdoala, (!a the Orange General llo.pltal re­ 7:16 UP New. W. Talbott, Mr*. W. 8. Willie, ar* viaiting Mr. Denmark’. «ia- eupentlng from an operation that 7:30 Seiven Guild Theatre yn I- G.Kuniemiller, Mro. ten Mr*. Green Burnett and the underwent Saturday. 8:00 Helen Haves Theater George W. Morgan, Mr*. Mn. Auguata D. Covington. Mr. and hlra. Kill.-Bea.ley an- 8 :30 Crime Doctor Cherlia Wee* Mre. • Hilly Mteke, Don Hlahnp, pre.idcnt Grown nounca the birth of -t daughter, 8:58 Elmer Davia & Tbo^N'wa , (Formerly Nader**) Mite Nell William., Mr*. W. B. Taper Co., Sanford, wa. In Ovie­ Linda Klorinc, at the Fit lorida 9:00 Air- Base Program II. L. Coley, owner 184 8. Park William., Mr*. Auguata D. Cov­ do on buiinoa. one day thi. Sanitarium. 9:30 Anniversary Program ington, Mr*. Oreon Burnett, Mr*. I week. Mr*. D. D. Gammage has re- 9:45 Front Line o( Mercy Golden BUvene, Mr*. W. T. R. T. Ru m , piresident of Rua* reived word that her daughter, 10:00, Take It t.- Leave It Chance, P. Carter, Mr*. |teiRtc Crate iCo., Coleman, Cole --------» Mr*. W. " • •• oilman rm., Fla., waa Mia* Eata Gammage, who la at 10:30 Columbia Workahon **ir*on Mr». C. T. McCul- jin town on bu«ine»> this wrrk. (.'amp Roosevelt, la in the Ocala 11:00 Headlines and Bylines okhenched. Hospital, where she underwent 11:05 Biu* Be rmn Orchestra % " ! * • our house today I 11:30 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra * e lt,n * t0gC ther’ »?• MnJ° C * " _______________ k MM .r "‘ V.• p j ^ine|'/ 'c n l 'c n 'm e t * a ^ T h e a minor operation Monday. Mr*. J. C.’ Fclrcloth, andMri. J. 'Methodiat Church in Kl.aimme* The Junior R. A.'a o f tho Oele- 18:00 Sign O ff W. McKinnon. IThtiraday night. Among thoee do Baptist Church met with K FOR TIIK MIXED Mr*. George W. Morgan en- from Oviedo attending were: Hobble Ragsdale at th* home, of BERING SECTION W axed And Polished UrUlnad Friday afternoon with tha Rev J. ||- Hager, MIm Ger- R1* mother, hire. R. L. Ragsdale, a coca cola party K Wllkeraon, MIm Polly Mill., Monday afternoon. Dcllcioaa re­ Princeton) Williams! Women upend, wo forget how many million dollars an Alee Morgan, Mrs. 8hlpp, and (&arle. and l«on Ollff, Martha freshment* were aerved by the Canaway, Mia. Jacqueline Kaa- hostess. Gen* Gore -was elected lUT-sl Brown I Octotur ale! PH KB D E L IV E R Y — P nO N B 8M ly making themselves beautiful, or ahould we say ever Miss Dorothy Cox. Thelma Lee, Merritt Ambassador ■MUtht Drexell IHike I DuIn Chief, Bobbie more beautiful than they already are. And from this we|c. R.' cionu, Mro Don Carra-1 a t » W Ml.. Penny Mllchem Ragsdale, second ambassador la _phy.. - *• -titi Chief, Vtdyd * CbopelV' acrlbe,* FTOtf. Mro.____ .■8_________ *M Mron-___ Murphy, Itlcol Tubnel auppoM, tba farmers have gotten tha idea end aro niving |wak. Mro; r . W. Talbott,______ 198 W. FIRST STREET I Ctdumbla —never dearer! beauty treatments to their oranges, grapefruit, cucumbers' W.- J. 'Lawton, M n. Auguata Mrs. Charlea T. Nlblaek and die Kassell, Harold, and Ben Covlngton, Mre._ Oreon Bur- Mrc, Jam** W. Wllaon, president Brown, steward. qrl Naryt Block that futhrerl Mrs; Martin, f Tdmerl PlUl Purdue! * n^ *"Pewiev, « v f e J r(!.l|»e..« Li u » aw ■ «/ w I"**1* Mri. Golden Stevens, Mro.’ and prasklent-protem of tho counsellor, also mat with them. Today every cltrua packing houw,” saya the Wauchu- c. 8. Leo. Mrs. Jim Lro. 8r., and o*udo W cm .1. club, attended * t Benehleyl N Y. U.t tho Soetlonal Woman* Club meotlari Wellselyl Flurhlng High! la Advocate, Tuta heating-plants, cooling plants, w ash in g |J*M and Ann* Morgan. fhUbl INimpaln | Mri-^and^-Mror _B. P, Wh**Wr-lnjt at lak*-W ale* •Tuesday and a from Central I ^.at^deVil. ^ rtp ? M ;_ :.r L ^ 4 M v the sales of „ E r~ -* 4 Man's Meat.' J r r tiiS r e k M ir r oranges and H’a an eatabllahed fact that they do look hotMr. A. F. Faroes, General Enjoy th* adLeemansl ter after a trip through a packing house. Manager. W. E. Jones A Co., vantage* of our “ Wauchula cucumbera are taktgg the some route as 2 ^ Uwor!: “ ‘S T " ,B ° T,ed€ Persons I Loan Department [rV h am ortntte‘ * nd grapefruit. They will get some beauty treatM ra*G #ora. w Morgan . nTALLAHASSEEOrL 25IBAHAM ment this season. It doesn’t take a very old-timer to ro- te&taed n,T!h L r « 2 & o, (Speclal)— Initiation of three You need not member when they dumped their cukes in hampers and krldga Friday night at her home. student* of Florida State Cnileg* Day. Uemem be n deposi­ for Women and two faculty io Navy. tor. members Into the rink* o f Gam­ ma Sigma Epellon,' national d High's Celeryottea are The Sanford Atlantic National Bank chemta'.ry honorary aociety, will a groat hit with footMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation take place Saturday. Th* students are: Susan Wight o f Sanford; Ovelia Linton of Nasi* deny a German Ipe torpedoed the Kearny, Tallahaaseo; and Mary Sean .of Tampa. Faculty are: Mr>. Kath­ have been the Jew*. erine Blood Hoffman, and Mro Germane want General J. B. Kelley. id ousted In North Africa, Already member* o f the the. too loyal and patriotic mlstry society at -the State Col­ lege are* Isabel Waterhouse, Melbourne, president: Jan# Tel­ ford, o f Miami: Marian Webeh at the ratio af 100 to I. Monday - afternoon when the ater. Winter Park; Bara Duncan the Germans still think tha Nettie Fantell Circle of the o f Jncksonville: and Ella Wnknafllae Treaty was too sevsrs. OVIEDO Oviedo Bh>tist Church met at fleld e f St. Petersburg. her home. Officers' for the new By Marian IL J< put In TltaevUle, by formal yeer are: President, Mrs. G. D. ABMY BOMBER MISSING lotion adopted by the AmorTripp, Vice President, Mrs. a. E. KETCHIKAN. Alaska. O ct 88. - Legion Post, Charles LindThe Mary Britton Circle of the BehoU, Program Chairmen, vMra —( f t — Tba coast guard was re­ h*i name has been officially Mr. and Mrs. Robert fkallk, vledo Battat Chunk mot at the quested Friday to search for aa g«d la' “ Mussollndbergh, >mo of Mrs. J| P. Coa Monday 8r, who havo been spending, a army bomber, unrsported since no Legionnaire can addreaa Iternon, M rs J. W ; Martin. f I j m t « . > < l u C W Ifa u , a n . ew days with Mr. and MnL B. It left Yakut* t, between Juneau by aay other title. Cunaellor, presiding. The follow­ L H. Gore, and • Persons! Bar. G. Smith,, havo returned to Conand Cordova, a t ’ 10:80 A . M , ing officers were named for Urn tod. Ceoigta.. Wt-farmer prospers by role- coming rear; - President. Mrs. J. »k e Chairman, MTO. .& B. Be bolt. * Mrmr a a Smith occompanled Plana and dlscuaalofcai fo f. tha things out of the ground r r i t i . r s n 's s a w a s Xaanelation na.t —- ■ ----- tha Mr. and Mia. Robert'Smith, Sr., I orittha ran things Into the to Canton, GoorgM,' whero * she ud>—Titusville Star-Advocate. Mrs. Milton Corn. Social I will naidta for .a week. Jt the sroleete ' which the man Mrs. R. • F. King, and ferns ran late the ground tonal Asrvlce .Chairman, / • toot ond sprouted, what a J. B. Jones, Jr. - All plans .world this would bo. made for this circle’s par w ore, w r s .. o . c.. k u d u , m UoA la the Baptist'Aaroc L Maleolm and Mrs.’ A. JU imMont Rooeevslt carries an a h a with him late tba field X MODERN SHOE SHOP ADS For SALE IN OUR NEXI ISSUE WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE. Honorary Society From This City fe & m most honest sad sf> administration with-, •collection*■, says the :mbd that lacludea Jim- Your > r^ r <.Vh ' ATTENTION! A V �rrer•"?v ><p « . v HP -‘■a • [W : SATURDAY, CKTOHKR 25, 194! TUK ? S ocial A n d Personul Activities M R S . L O U R IN E HANFORD IfK IlA l.O , HANFORD, PACK F I.O H M M Farmers Warned -To—Protect Corn At THE CHURCHES ’ 1r m .T r n r .n t m u * v r it r w o il U w.llt. i E D ftrownie«* i> i*. r*«t«>r Itlraaf , ||k , SiirttUi i. Telephone u», Against Weevils I I E A L , S o c ie t y E d i t o r H un.lay ........... I * \ M It V ih^ r.nffpsy#f th \f -1 * mi •“.1 •• •••I*1« Ii Int.fi.. fti.tiiori flu o u iti ' I* lt»'« Il •. i u |p. *•> MP «»• H4iiii>4 %rm on I HR— . hnr. M roll in.I % %>••• m fallen Morning \\ »r«»i'|i t| % M | G A I S E S V iU . K . Fla Oct. V> * I *r | lrn »n lrf Will pr**rh '( S p e c i a l ) — D on ’t Irf the w e e v il., 4 kikiiu l - to I* Jr in*! Sr I * e t your corn crop a fte r you huv j •t|l 1.1 III.- I t'oi .*r . hurrh s t5f leiol *•».••• .« •' v.r\ K Hilly urge«1 10 ' * m eilr w. M J R \V»t«.»n'« w ar- J M < *> » T o O r g a n iz e Ft n t n< 44 •VI •' l| u tllrri.l .. . v* -Cl.c tally 'taring ________________________ ( m * to Florida farm er* now ha» J tf.iw f**rPot • f ..or » Inin h |I.V ally ■I . w . . . V T h e Co-Ed Sunday School vesting their 1911 crop. A m i her j • .1 \ |w|» ' <i • i nip * «ii Hit4« 1IQI T « »T I*4 01*4 1 . , . llin o f the First Christian Jack teordy ha* recently moved are hi* <ugge*umi4 fo r tlealin.* Tha T o w n ^ m l Globa nf the (h u rF h h, M ,u ll**k .larDn llr.(• • will I.** with the weevil FfHST l lll ltl li OP « IlfllS T ‘ J"1 h StMt.l k. \r•• i |r I ) 5lh Congres.mn.l l>,Uriel will mrrUn (hr hllm, o f MU, Al- to (rt-orgia where he 4i m u i s f M.'lb k "ittrn L'n-'t em ploye. | thi* winter | I f n«»t prepared to formicate tl« hoU their ragu.ar monthly cm. m> (;r. nth. m on Thunnlay Mun.lav Sett..•»! 'J I • A If | i It vi r • h Ik.* --------- , entire crop. store in a c«*» M o u lt.« S»-r»ir# 11 'U a M i | 1 •" • ti f IrniM 11 "« ,mr r , . V: M i in« • « «h ic h “ me Misa W llh .lM r.llirx.l.n "b fllllig irfv lt-f l td Mr and Mr* J C M itc h e ll! the f f r t i !•*• h* »*.e. It* l(*M H oua, at 2:30 I' M ^ T h e public mln . Niblack an.) O. 0 Ia n . I* *1 1* |* s r i* “ T * ' 1 •• •II member-, m r ... J r r „ , Jr w r fr ,| „ .led u, , , rvt. will have K. |heir weekend g u r.l * . tween new and Christn.** Shurk I l(. i.ling It.o.rn Hour* S 00 to Kit*. i*|.« Mr. (.lid M r. K. C C ollier. Si . m» v be left on lh i« corn « • i. . k cii Tnewitay• an4 *.*«•• V ° * M fi N n A Y i ■* reporter*. The other o ffic e r * o f Montctuma. (ia ►ic| i. * f T o avoid heavy w eevil damng4 II..K »*. i i.. >11 \ i i..\ \ r n It l»K A T ir*“ « T. ■> » 7, .7 ; hail been elected p rrviou ily. — ----.to corn to he kept after ( ’ hriatmu ^ The I). A. R. w ill oiMinaor the | , ****** 4* 4t I III. «••!> ,• • • .•« » llr I e**.m•S »r» R »d Croaa sew ing ira m m in ihe I *' wl" ' announced that nl Owen M cCuller nf (Jaineavill ) |, ,o r » '* " t T " " 1- * < " " l' ri,f> "V ' > re n| In |nM.U OOt» 1 I I I I 1« T < II 1 1(4 h. i*nllat, W om an ’ * (Tub in I , >ounK I’*",Plr r f , hi« * *, lho° 1 * * ' h a. been -le,' ed hy the Sigma fum igate with rart..n bisulphide I It' .■i4I i,i It. v 41 it In, Mt Mfi *nn<t*y( with Mra. C. It. I law ..in n |»r<- invited lo Join (he tlaa* T h - A lf Kn.llon fra tern ity i t ihe V " * ,',V,1I* ......... " I • 1.•t.wf 'k i i,(lriu iti<ii. * ' • I \l Pi „ t . ... . . |cool p ace, loculi- tin- crib on to- ’ c h a -fe next m eetin g w ill be held at the U niver*H y o f H on da . ' ' , , . i 1t.r ||l It* k I lit. I* T l k m hvfd, 1 north *ide o f a 11v • oak or aoim The Truth S eek er. I la.a o f the home o f the Minaea O r a ld in e im o n •»( •M l I. 4 I" m.l.elief In • M e th o d ," Church will meet at »'«•■ B etty P » ‘ r » » . . M i** F lu e Hutchison and M i*r | r *,l " f W>' V ' v%' 11 ^ *** on T h e rr ' • v -. tl Mill the home o f Mr*. \\ .1 Duvul. t.am ea were enjoyed d jr iflff Su*an W ight. 'tu iien t* at Florida T t ! \ \ . w I llM f l f l . l . 4.II4PM r t H E H S U I K should c«m*tructed o f go*-M 010 W est Kiret Street with ' the «<>cial hour and refreshm ent- Stj(|r r<,||,.|ft. f „ r Women in T.»! l. I It. T- th.. I>*f t ,.( ••riiii.t.. r••*•I jii«t Mr*. John Vaughn, Mm W. F w ere served to there present in- lahaMee are spending the week j matched lumber, with double w:i» lict.lM.I 1**1 wl.tp llglll jand with *ur pup. r or hea\ \ w In. it enm • -• W tlla , Mr* W t Dekl** and |dudinir l( I I end with their fam iliei* I lir -«r •n• **r ' ih uildin g papei l.clrtt i n tin* w:il. U her \..ii t .' Mr*. J. D. Jmkiin u. cohost**** Mr* V II (Irantham , teach — tlrhMlrf. •O.I..A 'I t h i* for wiriiltiwa nod reiliiu r*. W. -hall*l. - • ,r . M i . . Jerry P e t r .. . C e c il' M i.. Ik.n.thv Mitch.... wn.. „ r llBhl ( f the i .b » ■ *ha l|* * The Y W A ir-at 1ll* li­ *rh ,- ,1l in, T * v*/” - “ 1,11p, . „ M , . ....... . r UPtl* ' * tl* l Church a ill meet Mt the J. n e«. M i.. Alm a (^ an th a m . M l*. « it i•» • "ii *n4t Having ihc ri ih on pillar* |w*i home o f 51rn. kk It F*»rt (III Im... .. ill a* the g'jewt o f Mr dunk It•*r .|."ichnnt* hot .|.»«'«p ‘* 1 V. i.t get her f.ra.-ie Allen 1>k» Mild Mi * each rriviMcd h\ nri m verteil |u»" J r. M i** Betty .Sauer. W r it Nineteenth St****l ut 7 311 i nit w•» * Ri< hard (p )le«p ie ' *k'•! up th » little hie.« She i» It. I g .« giant w ill pr«k*rct the coin fr*»m • »' Marian |*ear*on, < harle. 1- 01. hole* M i»r P. M. " ’ . .4 .tig. nhutk. ) w ieO ih N u e u- u tiia cie l 1 •"to 'h e ^ an«t mice. the ______d, tieorge Roland. Joe 1* •Thr firat iint flu* M *• o f Hi...k M r. I..lm r Sparkman Ir fi I IhtiCt mirk, the m l. t -■ bur. > 4ill l*ryi • in the |tru* anti Mi** Betty Petra*, W om an ’* (Tub % Ik 4»r-k I.J ihe th i. imiriunK fm W ilm uivtun. N (II rn|uirc. ........... fm m « « n t !• I* •k «•1 I 'd.l V club hoove ut 1'J IMI A M. I . I. . iieerf C. t.r -p .ii.l U week with Mr ' » hu«h.l .1 . .. t 'l n* f . r a .i TV’ K a il A r , 1. . \• when Sparkman who t* there on h i«»- ! •"! hut n f.. J The cu b r« w»l\ *hurk the co *.. ...(...I .•nml • Ik kle.teif Id * * — - — I ami -tore it m -ulr I h»*n, for Red Crota -twing ....... mi in tin SpCHK (_ h u r C H ».» « f " » l h o f ' y 4 VI Mill, m l m II 09* l.l.II ren«onnhl\ lifh * • rib. u-»e morning. ________ *•I •I 11 t, \v. ..... , I • ill. y 11 • mi Friend* here of Mr* |. P Me pound o f cm h. it hi -ulphi.b* I (ilad iola Club. O K. > - ill' *|,J* , meet a t the home „r M r. t lln ifm hcr t.cm ral Ihe'-'. P'*'"- Culler will be iiiti*re<.ted to Inn II e ve ry |0 U . uho* f*** 1 ' * «...l . —n f ti I i .iih I'n a e .1 \l h H i N M I l i II. I .4 *lb | i(|< 4 ol 41 *« II U'lHMIK I • . >till.* S. fk , r n "II k \l L,. Irw in. 24*11 !• iu .lt.. Avenue ,4ci ..... . o f the Salvation that -he hu« recently moved into ta crib lu fo ft **pii»»*‘ »h d •»' •' ***•■»•■ » hr bii /i i K .i i i u ' 'll.. -.1 Ik Ik . " I.» I • Ik* r **r» I Spec mil I It k * k 'III* ill I k high would rr.piir** I" at 3:00 P. 51. Arm y m Japan. w ill be the her hew home which hn* )U*t fee t lot on I Upimllni!' •. -1*1111114 1 J ill \ • * 4 * M been f i ii i« h e d m i •iiifle*vil|«* OOlt g. I . 1 "Il I l| I o il , | ,| .1.1.| poiiroN i l Inf'llO 'gaii! should • the The P ilot Club will have it principal *|**aker at lo th I lo Ru«-i oi jit-.| l ,« f • placed in i»n ..p«*u w i.le, fh*' I I. • ..•*-•' *1,1 .I'll., I lo n W a r dinner meetiii.* t \ ahlex «4*rvice« m the Full (Joip#l T a b ­ t le* •olM ..f ||„ . .»„ . ,, 11 4 im 1 * r 1 in in 11 •i ih. A nialir •* •• * • 1'. I l.l • • . I I • I • I" ’•! I " l i e k•• , good earthrn *»r gin** .'..nluiiirr *»n l*>p ernacle on Sunday, it w a i an­ I 4 K I iin M iiu : f i t 'l l • Hotel at 7 •HI P M M i** Adrian!** f'u rry ha.* rr- o f thr corn • 1 • •• 1 k* lit, Ii -hi* 11 . laldi I .**0*1 -b ,* • ta li.*ii haJhr.*wi» o il bur nounced thi* m orning by the 11 ii \ m : 1 is I* \** 1 . .it TH URSD AY I ^ .. I . 1. |. turnril to hrr h* mr in Savannah, I to *■•.,*>.I •k - • . * l • mi A M Ii. . Il 1.1. d o .*!• • » . i i. i it i: • Rev Cenrge K. Ziemer. pastor. lap* -trrlch rd al*.»vr th** c«»rn U ' 1 me mi 10 The Woman'* Club, uinlii tin* Ml II ii**i!'I |....1 (•a., after *prndm g th r past 10 *<'104' o f thr n ialrtial g r l* oil th< I •• l mi \l ■•1 i.l 11a ' 1 •*• I. •I M Sr r , 1, r M "it * ||. 1 I .mi " o 1 1. ' \ Mi. new I n •The general wan in command day* with Mr* A \ \ " I*.Ill Ih. . . i l. il , \|, direction o f M m IC<>v T ilh *. will W P. Rr.atk*, file II htO I..* m. d l o t ■ 1 II. Iti .■ i.li i -1m/ M > I 1 .. » I* 41 corn il will d»» i v harm A ft e r th. h ate charge o f ilo* «cw in g se*t o f tin* Australian force* o f the Mr*. Ila r iy l.»a* and Mr*. J 1.. »»'l I".i I In ill 1| • 111111’ i ;i| * , 1*101 .ml '-riatnlv. I * » put at im" carbon bisulphide ha* hern pine <’ I k* 11 n- *•• i kI' • • |* M b 1 h ti l**it* •Ion fo r the Red t i o «m in the army over % |>eriod o f years W ilkin-on " " I dim Mai.ob i.i.i -• 1 1 \ is c l ii-. 11*in•* • I! < 1 .. 1 ' . 1 ."h o i cln*e the crib tightly un i keep -• ik k'l.lrl.tgi* and ha- had some unique e ip e r morning. '•' I li.g , II.U n il, , , *| ,|JIV tM| *.f I*. If 1 0 S* • k* I '.no c hi I I f i l i a l It t a r t a r 1 III HI II closed for 'J I hour-* Then o f" The (Ira m n n r S’c1ro l P. T A irnres. He i* r.cw working In the I" ill kblo.il 'IHI.U'M I ,< |I|. u I,.|| .... - I II I |..-«a Of 44 I Mr. k« Ii |*i-|..r f 11. i*n»iv. In. no.• • ' • Mr*. J R. Iln olrh tn . Mrr. window- and door* I** allow eacupc •• • i. i mlined w ill meet in tin* auditorium *utithern ilistrict «*f the ^ f [T)y I ’.** W 4b.' .1 Mli SI 1rr I t •.i • fit. . it v a i. i il.'fiip r* FI**! id'l'a •*" I no ""i t.ioi *r**l *••* | Carbon b i*iilph idr p highly n I f • 1 til'*I it j.kv * Slid.| ib S. Ii ..| ‘l | i \ \| 3 :W IV M. ... U- precede.I by |j ^ m - u h h i. l U ^ r j J a k e , him H arry I.«*r and Mr*. A. W Loo 1 *'• 'Ml* I mi tit! .. tnaiiied at o» ("*nl«*nf of k i ft. 1 lo1 k enlb g.krtd late dev# h»p. • 4 1 • Ming 4 \ ..I-l. | . n \ M flam ahlc and no fir r o f any kin -1 all u c r the U n ittif S t i t c I I I • p«nt Ih r day y r*trr»la y :*i Camp M-. rlimwls ...» iu,|, . \• i ,.f ih, (. ». k\e ill-cover tha boanl mcrti.iir ut 2 1 5 I* MIt 1•'.i'lca-4 '*»g 1 I • lOHI.g I 1.1.'ii M In | 4| the Ju» k ■•»•»1 \ *11. I n . a daughter, who ia a miauion- (Handing T h rir hushand* a rro m . should hr allow ed m a r it. Ih. I*' 'I " " ' , *Mp.d«» i||, u» .m 1 . .» • -it• on **i"l l.*»ve. | m iii t I III Mg \4>| • Ii im .. I' \ | The animal II..11..w een F e l l 1 o'noraI ion 11 •( k ti kker Kddy pnnied Ihrm horn** fo r tlir wrrk- Experim ent Station ••ntoinnb'gi • ary :<> India. 44 . , k *», • kl. |* \| i 4 . in ,i|•p• it ,i,limit* I h> val nf the Smith Side I'riimiry SlockYon > »• * I iv 11 *if 11 ui.*d warn* For thi* r**i»***n, do not Car |.l...«, I r It,, ..... . „ f end. M ajor W illiam K lainaar o f thr I*"l"(-s|,|||w \ | | I'll | | . d f ic if till .ml k i I ue rr-l upon gt'.n lhal In* r«'pmt« f 1mu \\ 1 h■1 Schoi.l will le *ii-l.| ill the »chnol tie AI lllg have tht* crib in Ih** barn. S id' it ion Arm y I'ita d e ', whom 1• !'. f lie M.if oolr • 1 f'k'htiug in th. ...nth before ,kiinpjin\ hi 4 »-*»•••» a kk. ....... .. .*o|.l"'l I •** •«* inn*. arnut'da friiii n no I*. M until 1 .ll 11ll- Il Ippir-I *re if. rc i..I i» vi.iti.-K , w ill nl.o bIt*.*•I"\ h t<.41 k.•k od tlir 4 i inientl »i, • .........1ai.lt '* *1 *•!*"» Am ong S anford wom en who 9:00 I*. M. 'Hu- inibiic i. invitc.l |.i L.tendance at the .v rv ic e . a'nd 11.. l ‘i niiiwiil.i i i l l * d in village* *•<•»!■% w m i h »4 m i r i in iiia i St* ..............id that iliio tn io are attending the IM ta Kappa to attend « in ih 11 oi I* till, a wild i i'm|. \11 tier lie ic haa been ixlem led a Ilulwer bill I"' lit*'* if !••■» Ill*- 'lot* I* m eeting in •*4 4 .1 jit* ( Ii ( (rr 1** The Congregational Frier^.Uhip cunlinl invitation a t attend Loth (ia m m i luncheon . , 1.. .11 iliii lii- Lent "iron g •I Ilf itlt.M k . mi III. \||.*|- .(% <ecl«*r ifflint. *1 h\ the k - lie ' Li- |’ i*t,.r I . •trial R.idl • Daytona Reach today are Mr* It. Leagu e m eet, ut th r home nf Ihe 11:00 o'clock le rvic e an.1 the I... .«-»! |i - . Iell , hopef *1 irn kbit, il.iiiin d l». h.t k.* \1 1 re- t ’.ioimi--i.*n " ii a .l-.w nti.w i* -t'l Wot,.1.1 v s. r III 1" '"I A 41 1.ii. i 11 "• 1 "•• w ..rid. and Mr*. John Jrnc. on llcarilail evenlnir .ervice b efin nln v » t 7:3d O. M axwell. Mra. Stella P A r’ v i. Iilng Hi'ibir** , ( kt. •' |1|1 ii.i i"l \A V| . .| i*k. ii.-im .'ii ..f mankind. din .*41*.I l«ro id* » ' ifig i»i ' ** •l ’Mi..ri T h r Ancient Rite o f the laiying puUiil rington, Mra. S. J N i l an*l M i** Avenue at .T:00 I*. M. to plan o'clock. l.v I lie |i,i-l..( J I to* • »* rriit**»« admitted a ,t, |,, • 1 d.l 1 bed hi I to- O'.hi '* On Of lluntl* will Im* udminiatrr Kmmii Dwen. fo r tbe Annual Hainnr. I I " till'.' • toil. Ii In |!,•• VV||/, ••I o.'i'l iii*I blii'iic I.o - -i.im f**ree* kbM...I a*« f . n.t « >bcl.. (lie '•k mi »d in Holy. t ’ ro** . Kpiocopai 1 id I'»WI .1 ll *.•• I • t.'pj • .1 til** ] Friend* o f .*1—* Susan W ight, ( ’ hurrh at 11 ihi m U k tomorrow M b-r. '■ w » » ■( e r e ■It ik. mii N|..wiokb Ih .', .1.uiiied 4 41 4 4TI**\ 411M 4 4 11 4 III 1. Rev. John daughter o f Mr*. A lice W igh t, ^ morning by the |{t r 111 1 ( t St • • *..l *•* r ., ••* ihai \ a ii 1m.*ip w. n pm ailing w ill be in ltw («l«il to know lh al D. W ing. D D . S T D . Bishop i * ii |*l W ill..... lelllF' 1 Ill • Ii . • T h e W o rld ’* New» Seen Through IC11--11111 annu a a m ., tlo>uth J o f South Florida. ?4(*n«l iv **, i , •ha ha» been ple.ltt*.l by Ihc 1 • 1. 4 41 ( i" - ** ••1 I. I* kbIt |» (b# Thi* rite goe* i'ac1. to th* • rn front and 11 • l ii »*\% utf cnipt* | Gamma Sigm a Kpatlon, a na­ he h r is t ia n cience o n ito r C A M I* HI \ M H M i. «ferl J-r» o f lio* R**d ti".»t ki. -ii'gid II •••• 4 .41 very day* o f the A p o *tlr* when , . . ... . tional ch em i.try fra tern ity al A n l . l r i M f w m l D u ly ,Vrui/v/vr l*l»V4(fC Jlint'pil 1. A • 1* 41 V I* 1 1 hn*tmnit> I .etiingru.l t*» t.nak out hud •Spi't IhII to Florida S late C ollege fo r W o . t i e convert* M**«•••| 41# . 'It. (I i iiiuk -IIu . *•v ••i omilitihT riuiuffeur "• 1* 41 Funeral IHrectn* r ^ n .i.j p titr. i i t a i 'n . v m i r m t . ri'iu sitiN O s o c tm r > ih -tl4 In man in T a lla h a a .c ^ w h c re rhe 11 n fU r lhi-y » r r r bvptiiv.l rn-BIV- |! * ' " K k aiiKa-llnt itSr 1 V 1 . *». lie., \ « .i | turrt. I « lw , kl««MXawi|l ; ii> 1 U hurh 4,i*iiiiiiiiii«l rt'Aiiimai ii« ..| 4 cinpaiiy D. I'JJth Infantry. T0«l I*. 2nd St. ,.l th . Holy S p irit by thv Layir.g ,lh !' h.";h l takin g a p r«-m «.lic a l courwv k T r * r t M - ^ . - . t r W < ^ r t H U 4 — I W f r o . S « u .V m 41d iik •• I k ic p "i liiatf .i S.mfnrd unit, im ’t sm iling ItMine 4*1 t i i »: km i i m h m : 1141* 11 a f I n O f lli. n l, T h - ..u tW Ity /or’ K* ’ V *!’ !* '* * !!" "' km — Ediloiiili Are Timely Ind fnMnactive, and lie Daily lilt it I| d f lilt. , * I ia | for III* cllulllft* lli.tt "in fin* * .4* * .tff. fi*i\( mii 4 t 111 111 11 thi* f4j irtinri « > u lim ltril to Fearuia%'Together with the Weekly Magaaine Section, Make III a|l-*p((*-lt | a e | | i t " ’ I'NIUpM >d||tll |iur*iiii (tp.T ti" » i i • .»••• pi'*i;ii v ti'ir IdHM'-l \k- Ml N'lill* SI A p o*tle* laater, a* the * hi.rch the Monitor an liiaal Naanpaper fee lha Moan. lie b II 44 I'd* k• r 1. 1»t»r furth* r \ |M'k( -*iii.kn *ii"l tin- I..I - |*"l((| I IlilM' grew -the au 'hority wa* vi t»«l Pnca }I J 00 Yaarly, or I I 00 a Month. Jm Ini'* ii pul* initudinoiiM *i"* Mimd 1k *• ft.".I 1•' ii" 4 41 ap p lit'l In flu* tutirt* fr**iit f t ••iti in the Riahope, 4 ho w ere the McrtiliiM 44•*r• h |* 11 4 4| Saturday lone, including Magar^na Saction, i l 60 a Yaar. Hu* Yui'iiti Ih ll* iu»fHi *«f M tl-Cttbh it i li> the mtiik * df Fia n ci* vbhi* 44 e*'|Ike-*.| , 44 *•( -a1111. : tkl I* 41 gucce*«*»r* Ui the Aptiatle* . JnltoJuilory Offer, 4 m u ai JJ Canta. \4i»- v•■ied Mi--* 14ithi Amrni'44 to thi* S»*4I Ilf .\XtiV lie uni M" • l\ rllli.H \ \ I a 1 .1 (. • Ik k | * 41 Palma, bam boo and frrn InSpecial muxic ha* been iirronrObtainable ail *“ tltc -Ninth -• in ih r cigut c ity *4 j_ Ynti will He Plkcii ti lir.Uty kbcl V r . V .. . aa A *a a P I W * * ' k l t ' f r t l t f ' 4V t’ r »* U l s l l ’ l* ’ ’ .I*. m ith w la lj_ baakj ^ p f vA . bL-.Atnulnjb'f Ui ^ .v. ... . T -.W ' R riu v R I i i a i f y * •••v: r irnlcltn roil anil lo a T r iu M ftt r r m n o j,,." irsfV.Tat. (.’hrlsUun Science Reading Room th rr iiu*l (but ih** (t* tmuiia kb-rr * M '. i i T ..f her ri*44iirtl 4*;i* u ten her grandm olhcr’ a g a n l«n form v.l « m u * n i v 1 in in 11 Thi* Bcrvic** hu* al/*** Inmh *»*l J 800 K n it- Second Street— Sanford, Florida d a y i n p w i il i tn c u rt tn l l u v u n i . t*» Hi II (iiMMthiim !|lnl*tir thr backgruund to r lha tnarrlagt- anal** with *p *cial prayer* and th« 37 mil**** D«»m liit* «it\ ■II I'l.l.l. T h a t', w h en -j a . , , , . . ! , , MI| H, la d e vtn in g at 8:00 o 'ilo < k -n “ Navy Hymn** in uh*4*rvanc. *.f tioulh •*"» mil*** fp»m ii"* c ilv i • -t d d " r .Idt* vtiM «uppd)«ed tap r d l li r j llitiles. |.....| •» « , 4 41 thi* 4* * •-1 ami Til mil* the P m b y ta r ia n Churth o f Mi»u N avy Day. > * » - * ...........................ii k a q 11 I'm le Sum needed Joe 1*m* 1 '* "••f*hi|i I I 0*» A 44 llh«- noith. . A lice Caldw ell W igh t, daughter ..... . 1.. l.-t him o f f fo r ten [ * * " • "*1"(I. " ^ *iitMiM'iit , ......... . o f Mra. A llc a W igh t and Ihe •Idtv -, *«(( f. it her «t|tiiri*i| “ ljii»*i*n I ’ini-'itdH KinUdb.ii b In |' 41 lata Fred W igh t, and Rdwaril I Mint i« **f th«* IlmiRp nf ( ’all 1‘ V* nil.a Hr (kite 7 111 |» 4| R oy W illin k, aon o f M r. anil 4\ Imi Hill t '.iii'.-a |||r in Hu* I** I' ii Ini That’" ahy Jim*’’* Hi r ii...el 41•-- | H iilm *w M n . F . J. W illin k. T h e Rev. K. 1 Out of .1 -tiii I** i* iniAmitig thr*** (lay** D. Brow nlee, paator, perform ed Young Men .10 Years Old ( ( • n iln ite U I'raaiaa I ' w g r lln e l « III III II o r 4.Oil the double rin g cerem ony in khe In conjunction with the club** Have Defective Eveuluht Hill l. l .I S I S TO FI FA I •Si Ik v * .ii ••I 1 im 4%cimr4 Sht*t», S«4iif*»r*l llatwlmu preeence o f cloaa frien d * an I r r l. defense program, a fir«t od Sign R iiM lN a llta r * f » f f l 4tag* K c v \\ »* II .1. •*■•••*. l - . 1 r ( ’enter. Meisrli R ealty C o , un»l a tiv e i a f the couple. him U ana (tilin g l| M ire r llfR *4(|im|^ \ ........ . |i* "A 4 4| Class clasa was wa* «ir organized in the W"MF Mi’ ll IS T**nu , (HI. .'.r» ( ’<» Mlea Suaan W igh t, a ld e r o f man's Club | l*M fa ran mnalk In alia* Ytiting 1'rir|i|c b In |* 41 yraterday niornntg I'urcvll i/l'i \* w «*ffu*i*ra uf th** SoilSeminole Rm i»>*cur, Realty • Ini# IMI* • f f llr ( I mb. ( a l l M 41••r nliia Nrar v 1,. c 11 "0 4 4| the bride, waa maid-of-honur, with 2Q A c rn o n * in att*nd<|n*c l«»«lar f « r 09 ni»R«*|MlM#al. Trust ( ’•* . Si*niiii*»h» ( ’ ounty l.min 'In rn Drug Sturt** A**4K’ittti«>n K vm liig Her » 1.i c ; i\ 1* 4| dreceed in a dubonnet -.heir wool A ll in terfile ted iierson* are in. k \ • * * ;iiiii«iiiii4*«k*i at th** n i imp * c.lnc-.l W Ig t r f 4 •) 1 la-cl 1it M. dry, Sanfonl Fr*h & tlr**«ery ('••., ault w ith which aha w oro navy vilr(| to join thi’fit cln**** ik.iik.iiin.fi lien* F’ riiiuy. Th«*y are blue accaaaoriaa. H er corvage „ Mi** Iren** Hinton, one * f 'he Frank ^!van* Mnrtay Thiiliifa. nf lirHiimnfit, Slin** Machine St Sqf.ply ( ’ •*'. w a i faih lo n ed o f rad radiance rraduate* o f tha < nvi.iiM* %rinv «i. « h i in ii (WV.hour I’•*d I l l a. I* .IIK bee. I*kaa. >*T-W Ruumill.it Si \llder •((«, 1'ixlei T* * . |»r**"i<l«*nl; Jnrirn llmtiinl, Abriinm at|,| 1i.| roaet. . rrc*a Fimt* Aid Methods ( ' bum ..m .w a tT H ia r lit J L Ingiiim, ..f |(( iim v i II**, K y., vH*t* pn***i 14*111, j 1 " r,J<r(,rrH|* 4rh S ervin g the bridegroom a . b e d in.truete.l_ by Robert B. CuiU.Is .rv,n-. 'itk'l M A. McCullough. I»f A t - j l i l g i . i r r |..|»„ lirro ir.l It--..* rp preen tativ.man waa Gordon Htanley, and e il), field *k»*4*ri*tury trtaaurcr. I fiMii.-ii m. ..... . * i% Grocery. Iliirry'* l.i.|iior Hfiir.-, I.iitlii. ' j4l.irnitiic .W'.igi1tl|», 11 Oil uabera w a r * Jamea Paaraon ar.d Waahingtnn, 0 . C.. w ill teach F.Voleen*, lleaulv Shop, Sin-tie.-. S|(»*ikr| llr k ilrfl.rfl KHlxfi H a rry Brownlea. the clarwa. Ila rilin Dairy, W 'ullrr L. C.«.|K-r. Co., M rl.uuiin jrw p lvr, IIi IT r «*ri,»Ti.i.* The m eetin g, w ill he hel-l e-.h P reced in g the cerem ony. Dr. II. I'a i*kill* r Stcri*. l.nlirw 4 ll \ IMJr k Sanfortl f'a-«h pn-il S tore, S II l-Mi-kaire M «-re, F.diltr'* r.iklir • Rrfttuu It.-aiM.. II, Ilia ,Ia 1 a I—1 *i * I . a .( \1 , w |..|.f| lit*Itttiiio* a*f \|I S ervic e Stall.,., H. McCaalln rendered i program week on M onday and T h u rw i.^ Rn ||>h , ; ulf rnnl, I’ .iy H oller. Hockey'* T ,rr | ll* .ii.i ill ,4 k r f i i i e o f nuptial muaie Ineluding "C a n ­ -Sh«|i, .1. ('. Iliite h i'o n Co., klarI U . t l*'w W nm '. n 'aa Cloh Cl'lh •' I t 'M ^ o y r ln ', ' :u lf MS* rV‘ ell " -^"k" o elo c kC'r !„ in th oman axw Stewar tilena N u p tla ll" by T h eodore Du- n,T inr Studio*. Nelaon A Co., M ar­ lsni, He mmole C ou n ty, Bo la and "L la b a a tra u m " b y Liaat. w a . announced by Miaa I <4 41111111 M4|'.Xnl.V IIV M ill lin Rlutiki. a Gturery, la k e aan reeiai.m . T ,rr>< Sj, n f „ r,| Ii IUi'h4fii*uii, l'a«ti*r T h e traditional w ed d in g marthva who exnreaaed her t bnrm i r u i t Co., and A . Hilda L IS NOW HKIIVING 2 ft I ti X* iaei .,i Urn s . n f » r d KU-rtrir C.,n ware alao used. D uring the re rv - to the large number who a lle .d W o (k , A Son*. . KiibiI ni H* Ii *mi| V H t M mony the atralna o f “ 1 larva You |,,I* * 't r a ilin g C 9 ., A. I'. C-onntdl** A .lark K. Ka-o.t'11, Btnley'a Ser Snri.tiy >l«*rnIk Wtir^hlp. 11 O') A T ru ly ’ * b y Bond, w »re *o ftly M Sons, Inc. and A lla n tic Con*' v,ee Statjcii, Oviedo DlUg Store, I* M heard. * Lina Railroatl. Seminole T ir e She#, Howard 4*lirlwf A**il«4Fk*Rit«*rM 7 Kvart«nll«ll(H#rvlr#, > no |* \r T h e bride eboae • aa h er wei*R an fon l Super Stora, S toke'a I.' mr I'liim b ing, II. u Papworth. l,rajr#r 5l##tlng, W*.|np*i|»y* 1 MO tllfUr dreaa a eoatume auit o f ^ I r f l n H p d O n O l l l f I t a r r i» h Market. Flo rid a l'«w .-r and l i l y o f S an ford. .M illa r d H V II u u ii le p h y r blue lig h t w e igh t wool. Smith, l^ n e y ’a Drug Store, F lo ­ lllld# Mtudr. Friday I 00 I* M. D or She worn dbbpnaet aecnaorW a Sanford Doudney, C. M. Hand. rida Stute Dank, J. R. Stew art, Oct. 25 J A C K R O N V IL LLE, ! T b e fn ll pleated aklrt waa topped O. P. Herndon, Jiio'. II, Jinkin. F lo'iat, W . A tlee Rurpee Co., T ir e c n is r K im io iiia T ( 1111.(11 I'or I’arh * * « a l-irth HI. | Comal guair il o f f ie e l b -r» T. W. Lawton. H. b y a fitte d Jacket, and carryin g UPl— M. “ Bob’* M rCrory'a, Kandall E lectric Co., lir W. I'. Iiiitirman, I’aslor J au iatan re k.ol Moye, Geo. A. Speer, Jr., It. W. W estern Union, Vrrnay out the t r a d it io n - a f "anm ehlng reported today A .41 Crate l i i n t l 'v Hrtiid. old, aom eihlng n ew , •ooM-thlng been aent to tha m otor*hip I'L Ware, City Ire A Furl Co , Co., I'. I. A M. Dingfelder, l* f"f, ' ! 1» l l r K d y , hii|ia*rlnl#t*(|#ni borrowed, aoaaathinr b lu e." aha oncer, fo r m e r ly th * Suita Me- Palma A Pinra Dining Room and Henry A. Kuaaell Reed Co., M o rn in g W o m Ii I i *. 11 ;•••) giVfork Curb Service T.M.na |'ni|(lr« lll##||ri||R, • ;!) I* wore > b io t a * which had te e n •grru n d n ear N a p le i, on tha yulf Sinclair Refining Co. HaVn.-a O ffic e Equipment Co., French Ave. nt Idtkeshoro In b ar a a o t W a tronavaau. H er coa tL Crown Paper Co., Krickeon Sanlord S ta te * F a r m e r * ' M arket. Kv#nln« 4rnta|||n, 7 111 f,Vln#|| : Bmm. lilvd. Sanford, Fla. inforw ed Funeral Home, Allman Chevrolet K. VI. F ru it Co., Am arican Fruit f*..*n, W4i.il I v 'i -■, \I •• i i ,i r e ’ coraag* wna faahlonad o f tw e e t, * Tha cuttar Nameala nmole b y Ih# Y**una l*#*k|il#‘<a heart r * * e * and tu bero.ea w ith headquarter* here that th e P »n - Co., CaldacU'* Grocery A Meal Gruwnr*. K ilg o r e S o ld Co., Sem ■mail rnM ttea faahloneJ o f the e er operated b y J. P. N u tt o f Market; II. II. Pone Co. lot., inole Feed Co., Cam pbell'* BeCoaat Tranaportati-ut Bauer Radio A F.lectrlr Servin', ru rity Freil Co., aad Chase A ta ll* w ith which har m other a the G u lf Port T am pa, wax Beacon Dalri-a, Wiebuklt Stuilio. Co. coraag* had h a u l tied fo r har Company, •trended in tw o fe e t o f water nt Tha Teiaa Co., Seaboard Oil Co., Tuxedo F eed A Supply to .. Ilanacll Inn, Mr-. F. K. Bolt. M ra. W U llak haa lived In Ban- lo w tide. Standard G ro w er* Aaan., T itle Forreat Catcher* • Grocery, Guaranty A Ab stract Co., Monk fo rd a ll o f her I lf * and attended Hotel Mayfair, Grurga Deetch, llennell'a U llliard P arlor, G. U. th * local aekoola. 8 b * la ter at­ tended S L Joaeph’ a A cad em y la C U y Shoe Shiqi. lYogreaalve Stuart P ain t A Glaaa Co., UnitWith Hot Prrxa. Kathlairne-llair A Hldg- rd Lum lw r Co., J. C. Penney B L A u gn ottee fro m which ahe French Frieo waa rradu ated In 1*40. Bka a t. way Co., Tha Yowell Co., Touch- Co., C olem an '* O fflc * Equip­ ton Drug Co., Armitaga Cabin ment Co., and U a d o d c o lla r* a t Htetaoq UniBtm inoU D ry With Hot Court, Rotart I - Cox, Rita Thea­ Cleaner*. varalty In D a U a d w h a r* ah# b e. . Frenfh Fries earn# a m em ber o f Dekalom *. ter, Chamber of Commerce, •octal aorafttv. F h « entered EmVelde* Hotel Elton J. MoughWith Hot ton, Pentland, Gray A Moore, e r r U a tv w a itr B a a p iU l In A tFrench Fries lirigidltr-Gtntnl Sanford Furniture Co.. N e ill la a la thie V alL SATURDAY B o ttlin g Co., P. D. Scott'* Stand­ M r. WBUnh a tte a d e l th# loev! With H ot ML* Kathryn Wtgglni >/ ard Service Station, HUl Lum ber •rboola. r m d a a tia g fra ta Sem inole Jeanlna Whitaker A Supply Yard, E. F. llouaholdcr, H igh Behroi In 1 *40, b i n ( t . Mra. i . A. Harroid H ollyw ood Shop*, and W . J. K in g. teadhkg th * UahrarpJtv o f Florida R. T. Thomaa Of Japan and AuatrmlU al Plumber. In QalaeeviO *. H » la now emJama* Kaye* W . E. K irch h off. Jr., E va Bcaa p b y a d h y . th e F lo rid a P ow er 1. N. Robaoa, Jr. WE ARE NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Baauty Shop, B. 0. Shinholaar, and L ig h t Coaananv w ith b ead, . |B. L. Perkin*. Homer** Soda SUNDAY q e e r t a n In h a f d i 'Shop, The Tavern. Mr*. A. D. v* 1— (M C a ly M o w i n g the weJMn. D. B Hodge* i Zacnary, Celery City Printing' Mra. J *h n J. Peacock d ia g -th a aangl a le ft n a honey C * « Wight Grocery Co., Slrtck>l Mra. K, F. Hauaboldxr atoon trip l a an naannounca: M d Motor*, Sanford Orlandhi Mra. Herman Medlrr it«a<lnat>*n, V n an that? return I K an al Chtb, Pippin Garden*. L a *1 Rav. Gao. E. Ziaaiar, Paator IZUi a ELM AVENUE _________ “ --------*“ — *■-' * * - * — al Church Co-ed Class Social Calendar W THHKB- HoliT f‘ ' ' ‘.V' M" 11 P e r son a ls (Germans Claim Jacksonville May End Is Near For j(iei Fourth Radio Soviet’s Capita! Broadcasting Unit Missionary Will At Hishop Wing Will Conduct Service.' ,'ij Life Is T'ougli In t’ ncle Sam’s Army T < (0 C S M Andcrson(iriffith Miss Alice Wight Weds Edward Willink L EN D S TO DAY leaders Co-operate First Aid ClasseH On Tourist Edition Organized By Club CHARLES RU6GLES ELLEN DREW PHIL TERRY (t DR. HENRY M cLAULIN, JR. THE CHATEAU INN TO M O RR O W A N D M O N D A Y RESTAURANT • Cuban .Sand­ wiches • Mex 5 C Hot Motorship Reported jiranaea un »•*• ij>1|thl CO( Tripl, «s.. (irof,t„i,. • Cold. Draught Beer Home O f Those Famous French Fries HAPPY BIRTHDAY DODD BOTH SERVICES Full Gospel Tabernacle * M- 4 goMkettom, * HUl • HAMBURGER CHEESBURGER BARBECUE BEEF BARBECUE HAM F„ nch FtU. BARBECUE PORK - % . SEMINOLE B A R - B - Q Hardware • . .A ju .- .r .- .r : — t -v- ■' \ 1i 15c 20c 20c 20c 20c i | 1 �,» * 1 * • JackBenny A n d K a y Francis Co-Star ln(t Charley ’8A u n t" sale by masquerading as his friend’s aunt, ho chaperons two young ladles and receives iwt proposals of marrlsgt. Then, at the height o f his Impersonation, the m T aunt comes upon the SMM. How ha and his friends *n» out of their predicament make* for one of the funniest comedy climaxri. Preview audiences hailed Jack Bennv’s performance and have called him the funniest thing In skirts. Kay F ra n k la the real PR O G RAM F O R W 0 E K O F OCT. 26th ANNE B A X T E R ,'J a c k Ilenny’ ilAJ A risen W helan are' shown hero In a seen* from Brandon Thomas’ Immortal comedy cUeeic, "Charley's "Aunt/’ with Kay Francis and James Ellison. The funnlcst thing In skirts, “ Charley’s Aunt" likes nothing bottag than to have a couple of young ladies real cloae—and when you know It’s radios’ numbor one comedian, Jack Benny, In the title role, yon ran understand the situation. Shown abova with 194t’a glamour K iri are Anna Baxter (le ft) and Arisen Whelan. Kay Francis and James Ellison head the,featured cast of "Charley’s Aunt." Bandar, Monday—’“O M E L E T S A U N T ’ with Jack B n . ny, Kay Franck, Jane* Elliaoa, Anna Baxter, Riant nd C a m , Laird Crvgar, Arlaan WbaUn and Bd^Uald Ones. AW *— Dlaney Cartoon. "TH E TRUANT OFFICER." Bport Real, "STEEDS AND STEERS,” Metro Travel Real and N eva o f tbc Day. f r ' .(jy t ; Tuesday, Bargain Ik y — Walt Dlaney*! (rest festival of hita, conalatinr of "SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS" and Um following -groat Dlaney Cartapae—NFSR. DINAND THE BULL,” the throe Uttle P l* i In "T H E fR A C . TICAL PIG.” "TH E UGLY DUCKLING” and "DONALD'S LUCKY DAY." . . 'J.VT.'V * Wednesday, Thursday— "BROTHER ORCHID” with Edward G. Robinson, Ann Sothem, Allen Jenkins,' Humphrey Bogart, Donald Crisp, Ralph Bellamy and thd! late Grsnyfllt Bates. Also— Latest March of Time, "SAILOES*.'. W IT S WINGfl,” "A N D Y PAN D Y” cartoon and N ew - Universal News. j.cD* '* Friday, Saturday— (‘ PHANTOM COWBOY” with Don "Red" Barry, Virginia Carroll, Mllbum Stone, Rex< Lcaaei Nlek Thompson, Bud Osborne aod Burr Carvth. Alee— Chap. %tr Five, "8KYRA1DERS" serial, comedy, cprtoon ’ aod "STRANGER THAN FICTION." Midnight Show, Hallowe’en Night, Friday Oct. 81— 1104 P M — "W H ISTLING IN THE DARK” , with "Red” Skel­ ton, Conradt Veldt, Ann Rutherford, VhgialN .Gfejr, "Rags” . Ragland and a big M-G-M cast. Also, Comedy, Shwrt and Cartoon. >* EDWARD a ROBINSON plays the gangster who gone gUtt fo r cultare with the aid o f blonds Aan. Sothern in " Brothel chid,” coming to the Rita Theater next Wednesday and Thurt Humphrey Bogart, Ralph Bellamy and Allen JmklnchAvo ! haf ant porta In the thrilling melodrama. >* NEXT WEEK’S CASTS Jack Chcsncy ---- Jamas EUlson Amy Bpettigue ..... Anna Baxter Stephen B p ettigu e_.... Edmund Gwena Mr. Rcdeliffa ....Reginald Owen Sir Francis Chaney ____.Laird Cregar Kitty Vardbm ... Arisen Whelan Charley Wykehara _____Richard ONE OF the newsr Western stars, of whom It may bs said that he has not yet won bis spun, will hold.forth on tho screen at tho Etta Theater next Friday and Saturday whan Don “ Reii'’ Barry plays the leading role In "Phantom Cowboy.” Charming Virginia Carroll,;Nick Thompson and Rex Lease appear In support. Emest Coasart •Morton Lowry ----Lionel Pape Brother MaeKwta-Joeeph Crshan _WU1 Stanton Brother MacDonald-Wilfred Lucas Curler Matthews------JTom Tyiar WHISTLING IN TRB DABK Buffalo B ona _____ DUk. Waomll W illy Benton _____Red 8kelton Pst tonsvilla S e p t _____ GmaviOa Joseph Jones __ Conrad Valdt Betee .. uCarol Lambert Ann Rutherford French F r a n k ___ J a u l Phillips Tran* P o i t ------- Virginia Gray ntrastar ............‘ Rags' Ragland PHANTOM COWBOY Philip Poet ...... ...Henry ONefll "SNO W W H ITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS” is returned to »«*«• ..... . .Deo 'Red' S HALLOWE'EN will be celebrated at the Rita Theater next Friday *Buu' Baser ......... -Eire Arden screen circulation, from which it was withdrawn at the peak of- (Is Paul Stanton night with the ringing o f a popular midnight show starting at Jennings ....... popularity, as pert of the Great Walt Disney Festival, a .combin­ 11:J0 P. M. and featuring “ Whistling in the Dark,” a screaming­ ation of Disney’s finest production including the above mention*! ly funny mystery farce comedy introducing "Rad” Skelton, said' to fa ll length feature, "Ferdinand the Bull, the Throe Little Rigs fa bo another Boh Hop# type comic. A fine arrey o f short subjects "The Practical Pig.” "The Ugly Duckling” and "Donald's Lucky and a novelty act haa bean arranged. Day,” all of which wlD be on the Rita screen next Tuesday. • ' ... IV * e -a . .1 a . _‘ ; i e.,J 1 ft — >I • s 1> . ‘ I f iM fia i Citrus Group* r■ Ups Grading & ----- -B r lfrPercent ■Kb * » « « ■ ■ « ' T t«- illluue Kama Hialuta' (Chapter le vil Laws of Kli.tda) with the Clark of Ilia Circuit Court of Hemlnole County florid.. KI.IZAIIKTII CAIIOL KTO.NU. Oct. «. (III. A Maple Ava. under the fletltleUa name Security Lomhar A Uupaly Yard dad that I Inland |« regtaler anld nnma p n m n s l to the terms or tho "fictitious Noma Rtnlutn" IChnplar l l l l l Lawn of Florida) with the Clark at tha Circuit 1 -- s .'L 'Z Z X T Z l’} :: - * •JeAKELAND, Oct IS — (A*)— 'Acting to Improve quality of fruit fearing Florida- the citrus comW lei-Ion yesterday voted to Ineraeee by 10 percent tha Juice dantont requirement of grapefruit permitted to l » shipped from l i o’clock next Monday nlghtf through Nov. 18. : Ttfa li the maximum Increase possible under tha law, which am cncsxad In.business »f~WY B.' oct. it. i f f i r Hacoml HI. Hanford, fie ri la. un­ der tha lletlllu'ie naala K*a Isas Beauty Hhop rod that I Inland la reglaler eal.l name pursuant tu lha larma o f the "flctllloua Nairn HLaiule" |Chapter IS t ll Laws of florlda) with the Clerk of the Circuit Court or aemlnola County. Florida, . „ Mru. Ml.VNIK llKSH flAHNRR. Oct. ,1, IMI. tva nffactod Juice content Commialon member* conducted twa-aad a-teU hoar hosting !>• •y end dMcuseed the question IT noorly two hour* In n closed mtloa before voting to Impono B r iu la tlo a . Th« < *»• Robinson Flo A d a m s___ Jack Bock ____ J Brother Superiot Clarence Fletche HlUle the Knife Da.lL.. Brother nr Wren J ‘Charles D. Brown Brother Goodwin ..Cecil Kalla way Philadelphia P,weU „ _ ,M o r g M Tong reported .engagemen ar Ruby Kaalar and John Id Owner hOTH'M o r N i r n t x i a a I N KirricH m i i k o k u y u iv k m AND IN rUIUtUANCH OF thal retain (Inal decree of furecloearo on<l wale and enlared on iho ttlh sad by Iks Circuit Court In aad fur Memlnola County. Florida, la Chancery. In a eaUIn rauso thersla pend bur wherein IINI1RD LUMIIKIl COUI'ANY, INC., a corpora­ tion. In plaintiff, a a « BRM1NOUI CHRAMMIIY CUMI’ANY, a eoljo- S iX S f- K nown as tha feaarord Hpoclal Tas school District. Ssocial Taa feahoel Ulrtet No. IT kaow-A ta the Loagweed fepoalal Taa k k c c T p h i l U t M B Tha School Dial flat NIC XT ■sawn as ika Oviedo Mewls) T u feehoot District. Special Taa ReSeaT District No. I, k sacra aa (ho Chaluoia Special Tea A M District Special Taa feeheel DtaIrict No. I. known aa the Oaaeva ■penial Taa school District. apeel- INH or sk dr n w t .« of an i m .......... \v » ! Bag. t tl cka. Kart „r Ike a w corser of lh « NR 1-4 | at Mar. II TWO. I» H-. R. IS K. run N. II chu. M to | tha W . line or Hanfurd (Irani. R l i degrees W. la , tha g. lias at the NH l-< W. 4.4 rha. to beg. ■ W t -l or NW 1-1 ol NW 1-4 ’ ' 1 IIW I I o l I E 1*4 o f NR 1*4 of .iNIk >1 B -l. o f I■.*„{< M JIsta Lot ~l. laaa South 1,1 chains '' NR i-4 at N W 1-1 A K >«« fL of W. IS! II. t - l of N W 1-t A E. IM ft. o f SR I I of N W N H of nw l.t of PW t-t s it of n w i-e of a w i - i N it Of R * 1 -4'A ‘ N tt‘ ol few 1-4 Of NK 't - t 1-4 of « W 1-4 of N B H A NR 1-4 of NW g a 1-4 A W H Of N f l ' l Of HR 1-t A W it t-4 of an l.t and NR 1-4 af SR 1-4 of NR N W t-4 af AN 1-4 of NR 1-4 t NR 1-4 ol n w 1-4 A 1-4; le a NH of SS 1-4 1 1 . 1 A »w 1-4 of of feW 1-t A | of N « l - i of feR.f-4 I t g w 1*4 A Nik Of NH of HH of * ^ ,V V w Aw 8 -4 North # - * ‘ n w ' d * i i 4nR t r i Ltmt R R .ef.feH - kof git l- t . o t n w 1-0 • * N H Of ■ » ’ TSuafirT W B M r tfe NOTICES Nutlrd la NOTJCR hereby given that I In huataau al Orlaada lllahwwy Allamaalo Mprlaga, Fla. under lha flrtlllom name Mad Tlh Bacvtao ala lion aad that I la- » m oagagod land to roglalcr aaid nnma puraunt |a the terms of tha “ FietfiU w Name Htalatuf* (Chapter M ill Laura af Ftaetda) with the Ctertl. of tho Circuit .Court of ■emlaole County, Florida, IL D. MelNTOdll. I K Ooi'tL 1041, nI MADR 'Tam V,^1 A FHR1 a 8-!) W t-4 . » . ’ *1 t-4 | i h r a'.A L e a » . I . rds a f n . » ) i | 4 a 8 heifer*— no mark or br t talvse__ no mark or hr * *• ‘ i r? WW W A ' f f » - » of M B - M le f « W r « f N W t-4 A R « t-4. o4 » W 1-4 \ branded MD I t enure marked share fork sharp branded Track aad MD 1 call mahsd swallow :| n l(| H �J A. ■ H M M M M T fT K rT i j ‘A w y - • ^ .’ • • • ".» j . . * r. *• • ' I’S S S '• •’ ^........ •; 4*/; . y- • * •. 4* • S ' • • •■• . • • f e S tf ? ? Wildcats 1) A victory m r tha . » 'T l ____ ^ ceVhr ~ Ranting end and slatiog off Ucklo to trio af year. Walker and Musaeau shewed their hasIs to the Sanford line and baekJJeld far lonw rain* (hat counted in twd irUSncnk Both Oa-la touchdowns were rcored on drire* mom the Sen lord 40 yard Une after the CM* .took the bait on a Fbd punL The firm tally was made on runs hot the s e e d on* resulted from two Ion* p »*es. • , :2!x Mid-way in the second qi Ocala took the b a ll’te, the ford 42 on a punt and drove . the 23. Musses a broki lore am twisted hia « * 7 for th# rams ini 8 j! 25W*tds to paydirt and the fir* score. Art attempted ccr.reraioi was no good and the score,stood st 6-0. • .. A A Sanford reeahrtd th# kickoff and settled on their own 12 but w r f unable to advance and kicked to The 40. Fywn there e .few* Ocala pass was good _fok abmit XI yards, piscine the ball defenders' eight-yard The neat play resulted In aJOaa of Wyout four yards .but the Wudn f nuns back when a pej*' to Masseau was g » d and he floated serose the r * * 1 f* r the e*cond score. Welker kicked the ball stil right between the goal P°*u and set the score at IS-0- t Wverml threats w e r . nnde by Ocala In the seeoftd half b «t the score remained the ease *hea the Sanford line held, hard. Oaly one glimmer o f hofrf « • # • > < * “ the play or the locale md- that w -fc short lived. TTW- J « 7 * i half k k S o ff was m rrU * huck web and Truluck broke away for . M , n w ?aAwrottt , - .. • 32 Gatore L«ave JjCr £ £ U. Game A s Underdogs Home Team A T THB Arcade . Package Store LIN K S s a n fo r d , F lo r id a PAG E FTYfc - MMO * Home Score Team ___ TNTU UECnoNAL SCH E D U L E BEST OF Fine. Liquors' • Arcade Package Store O. I).. FARRELL, PROP. Bagged’s Liqae (formerly I Stars) » MATHER ARCADB 1840 H em * score Team B ig Six Oeahtrewce Bradley Tech-N«w Mes. Agg. t«-T Kardham-T. C. U • DKP Obertln-Swarthmore 14*1) Oklahoma-Sants Clara 13*33 Pittsburgh-Duke | 7-11 Tennessee-Cincinnati I DNP I Vanderbilt •Prince ton DNP Wash. (St. L.)-Centen*ry 14-13 Kansas-low* stain > Missouri-Nebraska Appointed oh a resolutions com* _ 0-7 7-30 I9t0 _ __ fibre plant from which hemp la Halfback Battle No Gas Shortage made| arit| the cantor bean |Expected At ’Bama -Found-In ■W'lts-s* wrrr < IV4**r »»- Kn»fh*r Faiupa. chairman. L. 1*. Parka, acidn. Carroll LiruNey, LikeGeorgia Grid Tilt Declares (’olee I'rn land. .I«»hn I* < lark. W averly; 1 AU (Vt - i ST PETERaSIirHi; M,t ... Score . Hunter 1.iij h Brown IVnaacola; Iscon* rhoinion. -Miami, Walter hilled M « KmIIIr nf h»lf | ( A r w im IfxI |*r«— • »■' -I. •llay* Orlando; A B IhMiley, SOUTH between F^rrhall ►rnnkit* |should t Ivp niliPiiiM'lt |>x•i*' i* •t I -la, k-hoiiv die; llaynnl S ( ’mill, Southeastern Cbefermce - ^i*-H ami Jimmy Nf>l*on. to |t,, thr f*rt lh»t mp .»-• , ' i I i t* r^hnig Mini B J .Maisli Alahama-Georgla DNP' day* game between Ge<<riria ,«ml „f „|| , . , |i„ v mi. Miami Oeorgia Tech-Auburn V 7-18 /» ,-sii., may hr won or lo*t in *ant once they rench tin* t.it* . Lsrulslsn* St.-Florlda ^ DNP the line. ami that no ahottugf • M*. ■ C OUNT Y A G 2 N T DIES Thr engagement match,-, two bore, Tulane-Mississippi DNP lla ’ uld l**de»’. *\ :«'• I \h K BI TI.KR. Oct 2b — o f the tnp-rankimr powers of vice prr*nient of ff«I I.-i id » Southern Ceerereace I* i nrl lloiig«*. fill, C iiimii Southeastern Conference football C hamber of t ’ommer.. • • •• •I• Davldron. Furman 7-40 oiinty farm agent, ilied of •« end on Its outcome ride Georgia’s rector* of the orgaM/.ii It**. In art attai'k at the home o f hi« Richmond-Virginia Military *-7 hopes of Southeastern po«t yirglnl* Poly-W A L. 31-0 Wednesday sutci. Mr* A II H ire*, hero bowl Invitation. In an effm t to »• I . Wake Forest-N. Carolina 12-0 Thunday night. The Flulldog-r. undefesteil and ga*«dinr ararcity in th* Other Game* tied only by Mississippi, stopped Mhwauri Valley CM fertat* Cretghton-Drake, . 14-0 GAINESVILLE, Oct. 33.— Okie. A. A M.-Tulsa ’ 8-13 >pedal)—A band of 33 Florida tun,'.accompanied by a party Other G i n n seven coaches, trainers and Ahron-Baldwln-WaUae# 7-11 l i f t Friday for Baton 7-14 Albion-Lake roreet La.; sad a yams with EAST ^ * Ashtand-Bluffton )<M tsaa. State .tonight The *tate* north of Kim •*!.. ff h scheduled at 9:00 Albright-Mors vlsn 0-3 Beloit-Knox . 13-4 Emory t H'nry-Maryvtll* 0-12 Colombia's unbeaten term in •'Clock (E ST), DNP leftMlIe St.-V,’ Va. Tech DNP New York Irut wren. H they ,1 c cent of the atute* i"- • 'Allegheny-American DNP Bowling Green-Heldelberg . ,A...tu»i ride to Lake City 7-t Id.'f.irilCst Jrtbx 0-40 ceed in today's test aimimt \K' ply ir being Nriol 18» t* ' 134) Butler-Ohio U. formed the first lap e f the trip. 'Alfred-Buffalo Kentu ky-\\'.l Virginia DNP Kama pre-sea,on favorite to win linn* anti (leorgut. i *■ »• 30-8 Cspltal-Kenyon '3-14 Thi* ^te|», he ndil* *i Thera Urn party will entrain for Amherst-Wesleyan 0-7 the conference rhampionshii .. I.DNP McPh-reon U .. .any CarthSge-Cutve r-8tocklon the remainder of the journey. Army-Oolumbt* DNP Case-John Carroll DNP line observer* will roncedc tluin taken It* enable w**i»fI*•» 31-13 M'uob.IrM St .t--Unlon , Expected . to be two-touchdown Batee-Malne _ 7-3 0-11 a good chance to go the rr,t of toriatn to rcat h Kl*u i-l.i 7-0 k’rirl/nv-H an Hill nhwndant minnti’ if underdogs, and with four squad Boston College-Georgstown 13-13 Central N o im -D e Sale* Jfo- 3: C't dia’.e-Newberry DNP the way undefeated. Coe-Isswrenre 12{ av h tin hit*, he *n i*l to **rabars on the .Injury list, the Bwrdoin-Colby 13-13 Cornell OoHege-Grlnnell --nrttol Tech 75-8 Alabama was upset at thr 8»*u I -a . I 9-1J I; nevertheless had an air 8rooklyn-8t. Lawrence 7-19 son', start by Mwoipp, state, .,,d | '’Ti!.'.''1 14-13 Dakota Wesly-Au.matrr.a 7-1* TliHu in-Vsto" idee." t>*141 the *••*»• •• yefill., defiance ‘as they daW »*i <>ri‘ -n].|||gh Point 13-11 won Uni wr«*k over Tmnpit«rr > 2-0 Caltf. ( Pa. )-Tr -Clarion 3-73 Dinx-OmrurJLa idn »* the tody 'i.i* Sinkwich. him niprini hu v\uy DNP (VIJ W«*' K " i r.s»t State 34-0 Deflsme-St. M/iry'a ’kouth which h»i* O"’ -Coach Tons Lieb has said that ,Cornell-Colgate toward AJ1-Aunrrica rrcognihon Wcffdrd Hand. Mncon 19-0 DNP 13-0 rv in d t Tvrh-dt. Joseph n government dtito** Sight .Em) Ktutka is definitely Cbrtlhnd-Clarkson ^ willix* matched MlrnoMt utridf for DNP s o r n iw r -R T toting plant Rff**it • 13-3 Kmliunl-Conccrrtia it- o f' tip game, and U »t the iDrexel Tech-Urslnus I «tride, and pan* for by AH l»NP S.iulhw'Mrrn Coalervnce Evsnevltl*-South Missouri made, he Rind, t** oh’ is of Tackle Peanut Hull, End Frank. A Marshall-Gettysburg 20-0 * bama'ji Nrlrinwho I* <t >4 ur ,D N P Tkxaj v A M -Uaylor Ham llne-SL M irys 14-7 *uch indu*tii*l ot t u n . ^Ood Quarterback Ganava-C. Tech 0-31 tfnintMl all•confer*’nr*, rntmc Texas-Ric* . 1331 Huron-stwu* Falls 0-11 to kjiuntt i .it t problematical. Green Mounlaln-Vermont Jr. 7-0 Each tram ha* morr than it* «tati* 35-8 Other Games III. S L Nurmal-Carbondal* Tony Clenel Grove aty-Sllpp*iy Rock ' T-37 nharr «»f finr lmt»<, (irop/ii wii>» merit that might ,h i D N P Iowa 8L T r -pt A Tr. Arlxona Tr -Artxona U. DNP ill ity diffit ultiea ably for Hull, |Harverd-Navy DNP "RaCri Horae*1 lam ar Davin i ' mp 17-7 Arison State-West Tex. St (l I Momdmrgri 7-28 tain Weywani Allen- «nd i Iif f _____ and blue ha* Hobart-W A J. DNP Itasca Jr.-NWthtend 0-10 Kimftey; Quarterbacks other than [Hofatra-Trenton 13-0 Jams* Mil Ilk In-111 Weslsyan 13-33 Daniel Daker-Abllene Alatiama with l»n\« the Florida H*,*eiiii,h 30-8 E. Texas St.-Ouachita 6-11 uige«l that the -tot* .Holy Croas-N. Y U 13-7 Jameetuwn-VaUey a t y Brown. I>on Sau* ami Al Salm 3-13 E. New Mexlro-N M Mil 0-8 But three sophomores, Harry Johns Hopklns-Haverfnrd 7- 20 K sltm sloo-A lm s The tent will b8- whether \la of It* \ait rmtmal t* 4 8 M u i Tarleton-Srhretner 812 ran inn*t-Hn4l bent (Scor prut luce highcla*'* h< «l M att, Jaa Graham and Hugo ■Kutxtown-lthaca DNP Kansas St.-Fort H syst Imma 7-30 N. Tex. Tr -Ram Houaton 7-8 g ia ’a grvat lint* Miller, w ill 'hare to fill In for ’Lafayetts-Brown DNP Macomb-East Illinois 0-1 J. 0-8 Phoenix-Cl true DNP JfhltM. . Oemellus, if used, will Lowell Tex.-Hartwtck DNP Marquette T r -M . C. M Naw York wrtt8*i» u|h» uatrhritl 0-33 Texas A. A I -Okta. State DNP (»«orgia beat •q-.alqylair his first minute of M L T.-Hyanla v 0-13 McKendree-Kureks C*oli nbn citllrd 7-34 Texas Mines-Hardin Simmons T-IS Van Davit and (ieorge Pon hnrr v a n ity hail, aa hie waa held out Muhtanberg-Dtc kInson 34-0 Miami (O .)-O hio Wecley P f « a i l t m i r horn# i g s i n t t lo o k M g North C en tral-A 'igv«lan » 13-38 Trinldsd-N M. M. I. DNP two of tho fineat mil'* to |M-ifonu a ll htgt P*osoo and has been on New Hampshire-Vermont 1333 ' glum d tltn s i II * g * o i M H v N I 14-0 th e,,Injury, list this year since Northeastsm-Upeala ROCKY M O UNTAIN S • this aeaann in the rant, and v *-7 N. Dakota-N. Dskota S U ta i c n r « f i l M t * (K a n fl«< m d M l l f o l * DNP ( M f » f l l h * f (O A d tO O B I . . k n t Panaer-American int Mountain States Big Seres pralaed also thr *tandout |»l«y o f 1 0-31 Northsm-Tankton •i ItMkhing hnghl 0*1 tll*«ry with *3-0 (•noryU 'i anphomore tiiiti**-. i 1\de 1*13 Northwest ColL-Wlsoon Ext DNP Colors 1In. Wyoming \ »n I 'fiH il Pain ts yards tu t the feds wars stopped Penn Mll.-Lsbanon Valley 38-0 Denver.Utah 1«.JS KhrhardL 34-0 Notre Dnnie-Illinots or, they could get deep into Penn State-Lehigh FAINT H um s HUOQUJtirttS 7- 8 Utah state.Colo State Oppoaing acoutr. \%ht» liave 13-11 DNP Ohio Northern-Denison their opponents territory and PenneyWant*-Mary laml Omaha-Mornings) d* 7-18 watched the Bulldog* with i» f lit i ( Provtdsnce-R. I. 8lat# . 25-0 the drive broke down Other flame, Cumplvlr Atilu IC«-|*.*«* 7-31 Bolss-Msho IS B ) J Dariag ‘ the half period th* Rochester-Hamilton J 111-7 Oahhoah-Npr, 1U. DNP cal eye- ci B the line Iron* ntd to 1 8-7 Idaho-Willamette Ottawa-Shurtleff 880 Rantyd baud' and th* Celery- Scranton-Marshal I DNP end more powerful than H.»rry I liny I'htinr *11:111 0-13 Montana Mlnea-Mnnt. Nor. tram I •.•••'. I 14- 14 Otter bain-Marietta •ttW g*v# aa exhibition of pre- Shippnsbrg-Bloomsbrg: 14-0 Mehre's great 0-31 Montana Btate-Montans which lost but one game marching to music. In Sprtngfleld-Connectlcut , DNP Principle (T h #) -Kemper , 0-6 ."»7.'»-V\ 8- 0 Nevads-Ssnla Barbara AUhama cm match Ehrhnnll | Nighl I’hunr ‘ trim gleaming-white uni- BL 8t. Bonaventur-Davls Elkins1 DNP Rlpon-Monmouth Born DNP .3-0 Wastarn Statr-Gresley Tr. 13.7 River Falls-Stout the TCeleryettcs went 3 t FTancis-Morrii Harviy 13-32 and hla alternate. Bill i !«m|w iii ( | 11-7 with J<*e Damnanovkh if the in j DNP Rose Poly-Franklin hi* Intricate battens always SL Vlnc*nt-W. Va. Wes., PA C IF IC COAST 74-0 jufed TUJe center la in **ha|H» !•», . J* 'Mep end alwaya keep- Suaquehanna-C. C. N. Y. 1 . 14-7 So. DikoU-B. Dak. Btat* Pacific Coast Conference play* and boata one «*f the Im-rI 78-10 8L Norbert-Carroll ill a Straight symmetrical design. Byrmeuee-Rutgera ( • DNP 20-7 enda in l.ie conference D N P Calif -80 California AM Thl#l-W**tmlnit*r v _ 8-0 Valparaiso-Ball gist* 0 - li Southeastern Holt Unit Lin e u p s 21-7 U. C L A.-Oregon * Trinity Coll -Coast Gusnl. 30-14 Wabash-Hsnover Kicks 0-31 H 23,000 To See Ciamr \ 0-8 Wash Rtate-Oregon State Tufta-Wllllam* , ! 30-33 Wahpeton-Ellandsl* s ^ s u f g a f ^ i ii Washlnglon-Stanlord li lets Unlor-R P. I. 10-30 it Tom orrow* game, with **!*%.*HH> 0-8 . __ __ _ / 1 0-13 Wayns-Chadron Stinfuru Av*. ;tl -ml. SI. J. Brown Woreester-Mass. State eapa<te«l will In* the 'JBli re 8-8 other flames ig \ 8-13 Wayne* burg-Youngstown Hasty Trie^Dartmnuth c tl-8 newal of a riv-ilry wlikh h»"»an in 13-7 Western Reeerve-Kent Slat* DNP Calif. Aggles-Chlro Odham toiy rg Weatem BUte-Toledo DNP Ftasno HI -San Diego 0-0 18l>6. Alabama hold** il • ^ . .. IT . _ * ■ / Flaming j Wheaton-lUinota College DNP Piacer-Sslins* / 0-8 edge* t’l garnet to 10 r Western Conference mfereace ' ra i>L' T. Brown Whitewater-Milwaukee 19-10 Redlands-Pomnna r:-o Enlistment in the U. b. Nuvslj Farrell Ohio*'State-Northweelem fb •** Bants Rose.Nevada Frosh Whit wort h-Carroll ' 1 8-11 rsalern, ^ 3-8 CC-0 Cleveland Purdue-lowa qb f DNP Ban Lula Obispo-Vlealla DNP Reserve Is for four years hut if - ■ w w i# 21-8 Wlchita-Dayton min rnliita tmfay and thinnerTruluck Wlscomln-1mllsna'^j rh 37-18 WltUnbarg-Mt. Union 28-0 West With -PacIBc Lulh 7-24 man enliata hxlny and the Brsnan Ih ,\NOTE-rDNP meamTdld not ptay each other la 1840. v emergency end'* within a period illtota*—Ocals: Clark, lley(C o m u l*4 i r Control P rn o A n o e iilisaJ o f ievfval montha. he will I** llo y d , , Oliver, returned to hi* civilian job aa ... Noble, Smith, «oon M poaathlr after the riinerg\onuby Taylor, TurnW. FlftST STHKKT—I’ llONK 758-M Man> <>f thr tliHlroytTR in th«* ency la over, and will not In* re ,,williams, Knob leek, Brad- prior to the opening game. Blandin? In Need O f •’ Wr Win- • l-'limrm Kvcrywhcrc" U. H. Nnvy aro nanirti inh »nar quired to complete hi* four year w. Sanford, Herring, Ridge, Sorely lacking In punch In Its men who arc rvntcm- term In active aervice U *r Lae, Gormly., M ovie Projectionist# off ftnli«te<] 13-L U oaI 1 ° -MAO j w d,-UsL weak, o r out*finding aria of ; x r - a the tram has concentrated It* brafary. A rttonl of thi* BFrvicr n 4 attention on offense In practice Down*, running rtndarvfl by th** individual for CAMP 0LANDING, O cf I » ~ 2 1 sessions this week, only getting dawns, passing 1 0 Its first ■real defensive work (A )—Within .es* than two months whnm a ship is named Is emblait (tlfflMr^penalties 3 1 against U 8 . U.'a single-wing tight new permanent-type thea­ loned on a pla>|ue mounted on 8 10 formation* in last night’s work. ters are scheduled in • to com­ i*r ship ami a duplleato of each pt*M pleted here and CapL I/>uls A. pla>|ue hangs on the wall of 33 10 Jr. camp theater of- Lore Hajl in the United Slates . u r f r t , ' a- i : Despite .the - tenm'a -dep8 riure» Gueesas. (tu g Lt l l l i i s f l .S .IU O - ,• 1 4, 4.vVVwtat. 23 SC He hasn’t found enough'' projbc 88 143 . tlonlsts to run th* machine* 43 20 Carlos Proctor put his Baby G*final hard tor squad through IF TOUR TASTE DEMAND? Ha has three’ chief end three 3 3 Fumble* ‘ 3 0 drill In preparation for the open-' assistant projectionist* far ■ the Own fumbles recovered THE BEST IM freshman gam*. ing free three tent theaters now In opera­ , Teuchdowna—Maaaeau 2, poinU ill tion but he need* 20 —eight chiefsThe IFlorida MRats," too. be underdogs *.vh*n they meet a glght assistants and feur . reliefs. Oeorgia Tech freshman team, , ? < • r » OCALA 88 said to b* th* bMt In th* At• SCOTCHES 34 lahta Institution's history, tonight binations. d«p*8dldg upon whatlitr th* tram kicks or receives. U In Jacksonville. On* unit Is - th# aquad'8 ' all• W IN E S 63 • Serving as scrub material for 17 th* vanity moat of th* -season; Polk county backfteld—Quarter­ • E SURE TO VISIT 20 th* Baby Gaton have had little back Charley FWd*. Barlow; 49 opportunity to davalop a eon- Left Halfback Bobby F m M r, IH c*rt*d lineup fo r tho Florida Bartow; Right Halfback Janktr 0 fresh will b* 4 lino of AJ Gr«v*, Hurs«y, lakeland, and Fullback 6 Brooklyn. N . . Y , and Broug- Jimmy Dy*r, Barter*. I 'llO N K 17 JOO N. PA R K AVK. 11 ton Williams, Tampa, *ad*i Jim Th* other I* mad* up o f Pate SANFORD Pratt, Farrell P a , sod Jay Ken­ VickUss. Newark N. J , quarter; 28 drick,. Miami, tacklM) Gilbert back; Harvey Comfort, Miami, I 'i 1* 33 Wilson, Miami, aad- J*8 Maktey, left it * a aaroR o a v a x c a halfback; , Paul * Dullart, 60 Newark, N. J «v*fda; Don Worcester, Mass., .right halfback, Ais m I t m t ream ■ 8 A 3 Morris. Fitsg«r»ld, Ga-, center, and John hkntora. Jackaonvill*. □aysitaial Mara and on* of tiro tetekfWd. com­ fullback. _ ____— ; . A S WRECKER SERVICE (i. U. Stuart Paint & (slasa '4 I ALL . • » rev AsforCsy, Oct. 33. 1*41 n in a IN * W E E K L Y . FOO T B X LL Ibe-i way through th* ] ^ ) I L I . FIND^ TH B •* • ■ Wildcats Claw Over Claw Sanford • «-•*•»•• BRYAN’S GARAGE PITTSBURGH PAINTS ,£r\ Pippin Gardens, Florist ja r (THE SHOP OP PPUSONAli SERVICE) FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION ? s i S? « a S ,* 1 OPEN NIGHTS!. • LIQUORS Due to the lifting of (iasoline Curfew we will he open until nine o’clock week nights and ten o’clock Saturday. N I C K ’S Package Store - cr\i<\i£wri* • kX^ l'i-W — r 3 BEDROOM HO HOME—Sahforifs m l tan bTTAjyglT; Seminole Tire Shop / liy PA U L ROBINSON W A flH W b -A - IRONING wanted, .. Borthm R |nj*,, ,80U Hickory A v * r J.,\- las K b W > A K f B 0 ------------------ -• • f i . -r r ■ ”\r & 'u s r & ' I* ft 4» *AaV• m & T S’ • ■ �•* y i ' T "... a * K4iiRM 8.aur M a a a g la f K D IT O H IA L tT A rr M wbN A ll# # l.mla K fllk r T B H a r f«# r 1 la M ila * >FW« KdUar Cltr CHIP* CMBlf Kfllnr Iftrfg Killara M a ra U II T r m p l# C «M w # ll W lg g la a De e m * S. H. S. SA SSIE TY h e B Ju m m m A iA -v f a m b . SATURDAY. n xm m t Scholarship Award Seminole High School Band Is O ffered By College Well-Balanced Marching Group waaTheraceivad foUowtng communication by Mr. McKay from — P A TTY HODGE Agnes Scott Coll CoUcgu NIrfBHi Bp*I If What color I* red! At the DeEvery Wednceday, Thunder imuiree much extra time on tho J m R M # rH B | Land-Sanford gam* It M*m*d ai and Friday afternoon* from 1:30 rtudentV part, hut when good re. “ Dear Mr. McKay: R ia fa ifg Rillar r l l f f w r d P F B rta r “ Your school has been chosen rapr IM lUn l.# #m # H a lf If everybody srybody choc* thli color fnr until fi:00 o’clock, on* can **, •ulte were produced, the \om student u aa on one from which w* ar* InR#pnf(*ru; *f mart l ) u H # n M R hi* Fall outfit and accessories. in j hear the band o f Se'mln", feel* that hi* Urn* on* or more girls to* enter •tmrc##rif# D « b #b « MARJORIE NEWMAN we* cute The band 1 # composed High “ In action” creating p«p P a ir W i M a li# F. T. A. lompetitlve Scholarship Con­ Marjmri# Jam** In a rad plaid eklrt and red jack­ end enthuefum for Ireeled by test tho next ty-eeven member*, direr M a lk v r fB W I(| (m et, but not to be outdone wa» footboll feme In their re bee reel, MU* Dorothy Sanford. Jean liar, “ W* ar* planning for a sim­ I on ia n f g r f g r w a OfflM W ANNELL METTS In * pre- The band thle year has more per la th* drum major and plified competition thla year, »(#rm am N I 4 4 l# ln « CklHl elou* r*d and whit* «w *«ttr. In member*, better balance, and an “ rail* signals.” Band member* instead of formal subject-matter M a ry Habmm (Ilka O rlna E g r r r l l th* way of r*d hat* — B E T T Y ,________ eicrtUnt spirit of wUHngnea* and examination*, which ar* very n •##•#• W#ll# KING; two o f our office wirl*. ' co-operation Mkrgrr Nine trombone*: Ed White. hard to make fair for all con­ m ill# F ill# # C ls a a # . SADIE W ILLIAM S and M A R Y 1 Becaute of th* excellent per. Herman Bromley, Robert Mlncy, testants, we are providing for M laa l l n l k llfa f R ATLIFF; LUCILLE A L T M A N .,. . .. . . .. • Bill Hartley, Emil Dalbo, Duane a program which Is somewhat McSIarrow, Martha Haldeman, similar to th* Civil service testa. ^ ;liin W o n g*f tk^nJit MATHEWS framed th^r pretty g»m*. they were InvIUd, with the Leon Swain, and Charle* Enta- The details ar* furnished in the fire* with thl* youThful color. accompanying notice. Celeryrttea, to perform on the mlnger. ELIZABETH FITE offered “Our contest la not primarily Six CUrlaata: Ann Stine, Lol* opening night of th* new vtadlum paatel, In DeLand. Another Invitation Meriwether, Hugh Whelchel. Ber­ to furnish money for needy Before the N ail annexation o f Austria and the further pleaalnc co'ntraat In girls. It ia Intended to offer haa been laaued to thla unit to nard Deetar, Nolley Trawl-k and German conquests up to 1941, Europe was a continent of plaid coat while CONNIE Mr taka part in a Chriitmaa feeti- Elearaer Howey. honor awards for achievement personal attainments. many nations and many RULERS. Something happened CALL’S eemel hair ro»t blen I val in Orlando. On* Baxaphona: Mary Ann tnd for »d nicely with her honey-coluro Th* element of need la considered to these rulers after their nation was seized or conquered hair. Laat year the band appeared WhelchlL Drum*: Mariori* June Burdick. only when other factors seem — but what did actually happen? Are they in prison camps Th* favorite formula of (he«< In Orlando twice and in other nearby cillea. Rotemary Bora lek, Jean Manning shout equal. or are they atlll fighting for their nation’s freedom? hifh-apirUfd Ktudenti la »k ‘lt . "W * would like to have the and Dorothy Crumley. On* of the moat difficult competitive materials submitted Austria, under President Albert Miklas and Premier •nd Urkln*. Talent* I DuP Cymbal*i Virginia Chapman. tatk* the band ha* computed I* aa soon aa possible. Our major Kurt von Schuschnlgg, waa the Nazis' first victim. Schu- ENTZMINGER appeared at Ik* that of being * good marching Six Trumpet*: David Gitchel. award ia to l * mad* by Janu­ yam* In a brown plaid skirt an achnigg Is known to be a prisoner In Vienna's Hotel Metro- rreen Howard Hong*, Billy Bmmley. unit, along with a wtll-noundlrg ary ISth, it the checking Is com­ jtrkln aa did JANE BEN , one. To be able to march In atep, Charle* Sparkmaa, Robert Hart­ plete by that time. pole, but the whereabouts o f Miklas have not been estab­ SON In a brown akirt and .be.ge w,p on ,h# mu>fei ley and Kirby Fit*. “ Pleas* gir* us, on the re­ lished. Then Chechoslovakia fell to Nazi Germany. Kx- ftrkln. Flv* Horn*: Jokn Brumley, Uir-ironu w - i Ith* llna of march aU at one tl*>* Prealdent Eduard Benea is safe in London—carrying on n HELEN HK KSON .howed up on)y p ,rt ot the Ilf* o f a Rirbark Dampler, Marian Rabun, verse side of this letter, the names of any of your girls who a blue aweater and akirt while good band member. fight for Czech freedom. The Czech premier, Milan Nodza, and llanry Richter. may bo interested in the contest GLADYS PIPPIN chon* blue rorTwo Bait: Billy Chapman an.l has apparently disappeared from the headlines. A German loroy for th* occasion. Plrerllnc Th* bend l* compcaed of or In Agnea Scott Uteri ture. Sparkman. “ Thinking you and wishing for "STOOGE” and Benea’ successor, Emil Hacha, is still the Celeryettea In belt* eklrt, thlrty^even member*. All mem­ Jack Two Baritone*: Jamcv Michael you all continued success, I am, "president” o f the Bohemia-Moravia protectorate. oral aweater, and a ulnjrle atrand ber* attand rehSaraal* which ate and Alfred Oraenr. 1 eld only *ft«r xhool hottr*. Thl» • Cordially President Ignacy Moscickl, Dictator Eduard Smlgly- >f pearla, waa MISS TAKACH J. R. McCain. MISS EARLE waa wearing Rydz, the Foreign Minister Jozef Beck of Nazi-occupied ehile President-’ whita dreaa with a Jaunty red ’ IStudent Cries Rules for th* competitive Poland are reported working ’’undercover” with Britain as lacket. Regular Lament scholarship contest are aa fol­ agitators In seized nations and those nations which art* S. H. S. Ramblingft Our hlr’ ory tearhar, MISS lows: Axia members. Sladyalaw Sikorski, a Polish general, i* DUHRMAN, waa really aopbiati. By HU-DUNIT 1. There ar* four awards. The th* In every student’* life ated In a navy blue draaa piped leader of the Polish-government in exile. first Is 1600 toward the ex­ moat dreaded Urn* of all ia the In whit*. MISS PHYLLIS HUDUNIT waa there—but for pense* of a boarder at th* Norway’s Haakon VII is co-operating wonderfully with iM ITH ’S brown drtu with polka• nd of each u alt. . . and w ell. U College. Th* other ar* for Great Britain. He also has an exile government in London. lottad walat reflected her plra*. that matter »o waa evaryoaal— ran be. Who wouldn’ t dread a And It wa* a real game—Our $300 each, for either boarders whole week of testa? . . . my There are no reports of Premier Johan Nygaardsvold’s and ng peraonallly aa did h«r earth first but not our last victory— or day students. Foreign Minister Koht’a whereabouts. Fifth-columnist Vik- >rown hat. Orchids to our gridiron haroe*. head’s still whirling! I though*. $. Th* decision will be based on I never would gat that article Befora th* weather turned cool, We col-sure ar* ptuud o f ye— I four items, eteh counting apdun Quisling rules Nazi-occupied Norway from Oslo.. written for the school peg* . . . majority of th* fairer That blond adonla Paul Moore, It Just srouldn't sound right, d o . proxlmmtely IS per cent of th* King Christian of Denmark is a virtual prisoner In «**great o f Seminole High followed to enjoy th* eompnny of matter how much I wrote I t . . . total estimate: (1) A brief his own country. He and Premier Thorvald Stauning are th* example of MARJORIE seems Jewall Pittman — . Ha’ s bet I wrote It a hundred tlmea aptitude test to be taken at creating an effective resistance to proposed complete Ger­ IUNE BURDICK the school of tb* applicant; . . and . M A R Y |Squlr#d her to moat qf th* games. . And with all that typing I’ve 1KINNER In not wearing •"yH a op h om or* Paggy Duncan man control of this nation. <S) Th* high' school record to oeka. It aurvly h. ped econ on .lx-tl,^^ t .roumi^DoLand's done, I still don't have but one date; (S) An autobiography of Moat of Belglum’a leaders are prisoners. King Leopold in th* laundry bill. And in ~ • budget, . . a far cry from th* 1600 word* or more; (4 ) Per­ four that n s auppotad to b* In III, aon of Albert and the one who gave the order for Bel­ waa her date— She w m tha weeksonal qualifications, based on .But could I hslp It If those gian capitulation. The premier, Hubert -Pierlot, who defied end 'guest of darling Jeaai* data whieh th* College will men cam* to giv* their bid for Atone, (the sheriff's daughter-— Laopold’a order, ia working along with Britain. The Beltry to obtain on Ito own IpL boy• 11) In tiM of emergency th* Balmagundl and I had to Matlre, r giana are giving the Germans much trouble with the un­ akl It U hoped that th* decision ring the alarm. . , . derground work— (specially the printing of LA LIBRE Other gala over for Iho week­ twice aa many for ths $600 award may b* so that I -can study a little bit? BELIGUE, secret newspaper. end were Jean Harper and Dot reached by January IS, 1B4S, I just know I mad* about 40 The Dutch leader, Queen Wilhelmlna, is co-operating Petold who had a *e -< r«e o M and promptness In sanding In time with her slater M lflnla on that Biology test, ’cause - 1 th* materials will be particu­ with Brltahvtfld continues to exercise authority over the all of Monday afternoon larly balpful In applying for It. at DeLand. Important Dutch'*colonial empire. r white gym suit and "'O u r football team te»Uy U a». 4. 1$ I* plarmad to award the did*'* have time to eyas look at Uttlo Luxembourg. 099 square miles large, is repre­ smaller prlaea. hr Marsh -U, that Bialogy book. 1 .1 hep* sented by vanquished Grand Duchess Charlotte and her IM t. I f a student eaters Wednesday, wa* my lueky day our own V llt r ii on Wf<JntyWjr th« larger scholarship and la consort, Felix. They have their govemment-in-exlle in I Just couldn’t Kara and Klulnmee1 ^ Bitter Psreoas set successful, her pepara will ifflmada. } failed that shorthand t«it..,l’J automatically be referred to been , waiting age* for the return > »v -w J ^ Y tfgosla v govarnmet>V v?w>i?">e> 4«._£unctkin ~ln C L tY IL A N D W a the committee which will eonof "The Trad of Tho Lonaoom* l' ~' — ( ---- -"«<* the .Detfcni --- -w - - a Britain with King Peter II and Premier' DtTsan m o v ie aider applicants to t the smaller _ .T: tk. — Iw u jk still tecognlzed rulers. x m v ri Where Are They? 1 Spain's formsr rulers were doubtless defeated due to the interference of Adolf Hitler and Benito Museolinl In the Spanish-Civil War. Loyalist President Manuel Azann died recently—a sad, broken man. His last premier, Juan Negrin, ia touring the Western Hemisphere and co-operat­ ing with the British in attempts to overthrow Falangist rule in Spain. The situation in France ia sad. Many of the former rulers— Daladler, Raynaud, BliRyi. Mandel, Gamellri — are held by Vichy, awaitTng trial Mandel facea death, GameJiae acquittal, and the rest exiled from their beloved France. In control or Vlchy-France are Henri PeteJn and Francois Darlan. These rulers o f yesteryear will have their "reckoning day" sometime— If may be SOON, it may be years away, but their democratic right will be vindicated. V for Vic­ tory and Vindication. 1 By EDW ARD M AR SH ALL •n til— Hurry . bark to te e . we,, BIj a c k h e r r in g i l » i » flame and he won’t aven toff J(a ns f g . C r 'A S f c i KELLY, one of Banford'a talekt, it »P and around. Bo glad to eea you about, FRANK. You and LB- DEAN S. a STUKES, Agne* Scott Coder*, Decatur. Oa. <Signedt Marjorie Jenae) ,tnd a beanie to match. MARY L0UI8E SMITH, on# o f ear froahmaa girls, has mad* hanelf ta original nackla** out o f ma. •aronl which (be bought a t , a troctry itoro. BUTTERSALL LUTICIA OORMLY ha* n aim. Iff, SCHOOL BR IEFS MARJORIE JONM •dftly'Wf tho drawing power. Our y ft preir, Fred Dysow. Ju*t m p roam coming noma aueiy w»Mfc end. But the table* are turicd Marry’* treking up to tbn FALR FBOLIC8 Saturday. Karr, raj* MARY CRAWLEY an! B * » LEY CAMERON hare aa lattua* llklnr for HERMAN BBUMIXT* Chibs Not Part Of Hitch School, The,attendant* banner for the Declares McKay month waa won by MU* Hough­ Junior Hi School ton'* data with W.3 per cent. Then were only four abeont and an tardies, which la very /«•*». By MIRIAM SPE1R The Seminole County School News extends, congratulations to th* Calory Fed Staff on thalr excellent current edition of th* Celery Fed. Thle Issue wa* a pleasant surprise for everyone in that It waa slightly different in Its make-up. y Th* title peg* consists main­ ly of a JtaUo’wv'm them*. At th* center of to* page at th* top ia a large cartoon expres­ sing feeling students ■*"K th* **.------■ of the --- -----toward their newspiper. Hal' towe’en vga aMo denoted here Now that you see what .a moat enjoyable paper th* first edition waa, remember- that the next Issue will Lo juxt aa good and even better If you cooperate and help the staff lo ■ccur* events Uiat are hap­ pening her* at school. G R A M M A R SCHOOL Notes Library Adds Larg% Number N ew B oon Floreae# Well* The Seminole High School has added to th* Library th* followIng books: £ An Encylopedla of World ItR. lory, William L. Langtr: A. B. C. of Arlatlon, Victor W. Pag*; Gypsy Goes To College, Chesty Kahmanu; The Shoemaker's 8on, Conitonce Burnett; Lost WorkM, Anne Terry White; Power: F A Start To Flnlab, Franklin M. Reck; Mystery A t Pcnmarth. Ruth Manning Sand*rs;PUng: the Moro Chieftain, P. P. Stuart; The Story of Gam Bartob, Jeannette C. Nolan; AvlaMp From Shop To Sky, John J. Flohertx; Into Tb* Wind, Ger­ trude D. Mallette; Nicholas Ar­ nold—Toolmakar, Marion Lans­ ing; A Speech For Every Oc­ casion, Mrs. A. p. Edgertm; Modem Flight, Goyd Gerengll; The Black Tankar. Howard Dear*; Painted Ponies, Alan Ga May; Galanty Gold, Victor Mac Clure; The Travels Of Marco Palo, Manucl Komroff; Naw Ways In PhoDeacfain; ijfc tographr, Jacob Life Of Andrew Jackson, Mar­ quis James; Ben Franklin, Cart Van Doran; Mexico In Your Pocket, Jean Austin; Hla— I Roamne* Of a Horn. Arthur Ver­ non; It's All Adrenture, Pejy Freuchen; The Book Of Amffl. can President*. Esse U. Hathaway. A subscription to th* Orlando Sentinel wae given to the School Ubrary by the Key Club. ^ The Junior Garden Club under the direction of Mrs. H. C. Dick­ erson haa completed the setting of their annual plants. This plot of plants is located at the back of the school, ami the flowers sre to be cut and used In each of the rooms. The club la be­ ginning to work on the founda­ tion plants In the front of the school this week. They are set­ ting out 33 bearing myrtle trees in front of rooms Two, Three Seven, and Nine. They are also making plans to place window boxes In the windows of rooms Patty Hodge and Hern^o Flv* and Seven. Similar boxes Middleton were chosen will be placed at the front en­ faculty to represent Seminole trance. The children assist Mrs. High BchooT « t th* Annas] Youth Dickerson in the Garden Club iv at -Southern College In Center every Saturday afternoon Lakeland. Each year a boy and at Smith's furniture a$ore down a girl are chosen from th* sentown. lor class to attend thla p arlA Mrs. Routh’a room was the Thl* year .the them* wli first one to achieve the 75 per­ “ Education and Religious Herit­ cent memkerahlp in th* P.T. A age." While In Lakeland, tha The boys and glrla have thalr delegates Heard an address by choice of nine Ubrary books. Dr. P. M. Boyd, a former dsnThey selected the only mystery ford minister. ^ story In the group. Mi** Camp­ Among the outstanding entffbell's room needs one more mem­ thinment feature* waa the Uni­ ber to make her room 76 percent. ted 8tate* Nary Band. Th* meeting of th* aaeoclation Th* delegates will make a rehas been postponed from Thurs­ . port to th* student body at aa day night Oct. 30, to Thursday , assembly program. night Nov. 9 at 7:46 o’clock. This will be a Father's Nlgb$ meet­ O fficers For Arting. t Four room* have already orClub A re Elected Junior Bed Cross Chap«Xfc* Juaioa JUA- Craes weyk h ah t rahdn * •> under the direction of Mi*. The meeting of the Art GO Stint, Mr*. McKinnon’* ■ a "Help on* another waa called to auder Monday by Gab.” This club proaented the Mr*. Babcock. Thd following were school with an ica beg Wednes­ elected to aerva aa officer* dorday morning at chapel. Mias tng the coming yaagj CamplmU’s room baa- a “ Good VfcwiPresidenk-Maifarte H o d » room ha* a ‘'Builder*’r‘ ClUb" MtiT s s s t s s t H urer—Mary J e w * J St* ! MU* Richter's room ha* a “ Red Reporter—Sherwood Jacobson Croaa" Club. Each class ha* decoded to'her# Ml** Whiddon proaented two of the new oupQa from the Ith grad* o separate type of work, inch or : in 'Chapel Wednesday morning. puppets, sketches, panels dm* Anita * Aiken from Mia* Thorn designing, and Llnofaeum B lo«A It waa decided to bar* a memlay** room tang “ Long, Long Ago” aa a solo and Melt* lag a month of all tho MembersFrederick of Mia* Peter*’ roon *ang “ My Old Kentucky Home' most Mrs. Babcock then d tc la ^ the meeting adjourned. Hodge And Middleton Journey To Lakeland Pins A re Chosen By H i-Y Members The meeting o f tho Tri-Hi-Y waa called to order by preildent Earline Kelly In the HI-Y room ef Seminole High School. After the ritual tho. minutes o f tho Student Sketches andread* at oth- Congratulations! VIRGINIA* Birthday*Ji Place -of BtrUv-ganford Farocita celor-Bhw Farocita (port . football Favorite food -friend chicken Farocita marl, star* . Mickey >»aaay • Judy Oarlaad Pet hats - Hack up pgapl* Pot Ilka - driving n cur Ambition • linotype operator laat meeting were read and * F It waa decIdad to bar* the Freshman Hi-Y party Nor. X and. the club pin was choaam The organisation o f a.Trt-ItPx la OrUdo waa dlaeuaaad. After the Tri-HI-Y Code Prayer the meeting wa* adjourned: YHisfcumous«wbiu:o/ ^ j f e i The first edition of the "Bpottight”, the Junior High School paper came out a ,wook ago Kinder. The teacher helping with g p M i f b t ’ la Mlaa Sharon, j n spotlight's cover was the title and a picture ef the Statue sororities nor fimternity bn cognlaod ' as having any. I metton with the tttgk 8dm While many of On *er* SOUTH SID E N E W S Freshman (liven Party B y P . T. A . J S i t 'i i t H IA '’ >- B ,I ■ H I ■>. ■ ■r- • �o AN IN D E PE N D E N T NKWSI*Al'KK VOLUME XXXIII Established In 1008 it KANFORD. FLORIDA. ^ wL/^s'i MONDAY. OCTOIIER Mrhilirr A * it i "x / v -jcgfei ,ct MBF*}/: HERON FINDS PEACE AND SECURITY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 25, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 25, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 25, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae33ec29a3d900e536ba6e9917e153eb.pdf e9fe8f45e867524d008d04b4ba6fe63e PDF Text Text t 1 ------------ ------------------1— — - - --------. .. . a -.. . - i> \ I P Ih- planning tho Springt gar- edge the bed with wild phlox, den you will >urrly want to In­ either Iarender or blue, depend­ clude ei-voral «iK-rr»«ivr plant- ing upon your general color acheme. A* the ffrat iria tiloaingt of liii IImhjm in* *inco they aoma fade, anip them off care­ are nenrly l.liMiming tiullu, ideally fully, for in moat raaea another Suited t» the South. Their color­ bloom will appear in a few day* ful bloom*, atuudinir erect on on the tame atem. atronK straight atoms, are LeauBulb rataloguea offer a wale tiful when planted against a aelection of varietira whch may background o f azalea* or when be bought aeparately or miaed. uaed among panair* to givt Order a generoua aupply and height to n low, formal bed. In f plant them rrery two week* for mixed border, combine theae I the next two menth* In order to iria with randyliift and »tock, and have enough for rutting without V C la s s ifie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts FOR 8ALB |c; a r a <;k a A vf. 3 HKUHOOM HUM K Hanford'* I mo«t il***iml l«* prrtion. Ho* K f WANTED ll»r«M. it . 419 I'alinct to WANTED: PART TIMK of trm* |w»r«ry *trnoicra|ihir work, ex* |Mri«-nrrt| Writ*. Hoi 12*1. Him I'rtvi r«*ia«onibl/, Wti«M urn, Vocm* ford. FOR SALK NVw keft.wriir In* ru lm tu r, i i *«*i | o n ly I w u t , .’ llri) rpy ra|nniy Mm. KMh»r tional .wrli<M»l. T iW O d urk In.at-. iiio l two hou '•»> to Ih* torn rh«np. Sanfonl llout ’.m a il | ■ V *»: • HELP WANTED ilf>wn | Worki EXI’ KIIIKNCKI) Chateau Inn, French Ave*. FOR SALK OK WILL TRADK FOR DIA­ MONDS - i poll Inr tha effect In tha garden. Wad rewood, a fine blue, la probably tha beat known o f the group, but Imperator la Juat aa aatiafaetory and ahould be plant­ ed where a deeper I hade o f blue la dealrcd. For pure white we auggeet White Excelsior; for a real canary yellow, plant Yellow Queen; and for a beautiful blend­ ing of the laat two mentioned, Leonardo da Vinci, with cream atandarda and yellow falls, la a good choice. . Adrian Becker is lilac and some of tha newer hy­ brids may be bad In shaded ef­ fects o f lilac and bronte. For best rriulta, prpvkia good drainage and light, friable soil free from manure. In preparing a bed for bulbous Iria, the time­ worn rule o f spading deeply still holds. Add sand to heavy soil and mht In a sprinkling of bal­ anced food, allowing four pound* to a hundred aquara feet of aurface. About a tablespoon of bone meal should be mixed carefully into tho aoll under, and imme­ diately surrounding each bulb. Plant tha bulbs two or three Inch­ es deep andfour to eight inches apart, depending upon quantity and effect desired. Except in very formal plantings, use them In groups rather than In straight lines. In dry localities the bulb* may he left In the ground from one •raaon to the next. But In low, dump oectiona it I* advisable to dig them after the foliage has •lied down nalurilly. They ahould l>e dried for a faw day* after digging and then packed away In lice hull* or dry peat mos* for •forage. CUItil I.aktt.hu r#* For anawera to your question* on gardening problems aend a •elf-addressed, stamped envelope to the Kerivec Department, Home SITUATION WANTED Hardening Magaxine, flit) Bien­ COOK, NURSE. maid. Alice ville Hi., Now Orleans, l-a. or rare .o f this newspaper. William*, 13211 W. 10th St. UUSINfiSa- 9ERVICB- MY EQUITY in HOME - Stucco Huniralow. t lin.l rooiim, iroo.l lura-tion Ha la nn* of purrhasr pric*« finuiimf with |».»yrm*nt« less Ilian riiital vain**. ()wfi**r In rlty for 2 ilavi only. Writ** own**r, run* 11•*rnl«l. NAVE YOUR Yt'atch repaired by on# who ready knolra bow MTlrr*. Jeweler Magnolia Are Men,'Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep ■ UNFUKNIHIIKIt 420 Onk. A PARTM ENTS M AYBE FURNISHED Apt. light* and water furniahe*!. OH, W. I at | St. im Cm Make Ai, n—. Walwt adv Tatuwo - ETTA KETT IYEAH ! ••AND G un* YfrtAT.* SO U N D S H B X A J U S T jg j^ -n il U K E THE JUDGE LET YOU O f r yfimour A fins CfZ SOME1Win6 a i.r c r n tc con. c o n t r a c t is o FANT, and that t Intahd to regu­ lar sold noma pursuant la tho lamia of tha "Fictitious Nana glatuta" (Chaptar 19911 |>ws of Florida) with the Clark of tka Circuit Court ol Namlsala Cnualy. Florida. E C. HARPER, (apt. Ilth. Ittl. 1 NOTICE 1a harahy glvan that Wa. Dorothea Mlckay slid O. B Upchurch, engage In business at lit Itnuth Park Avenue under the flrtMleu* same of MICKRT'P PHARNACT. end that wa Intend to raglatar astd name pursuant to the (arms nt tha "Fictitious Nam* statute** tChapter IStil Laws af Florida) with the Clark of tho Circuit Court of RemlnaH County Florida. SUGGESTS economy b ee f NOTTC.R la hereby glvan that I. W J Pall, engage In business at las 'West First Btreet undar tha flrlllloua same ef RfU-'f PACKAflg gloCs. and that I Inland to raaUtar said name pursuant in the (arms of the "Fletltloue Nssa# ntmuta-- (Chaptar Ittll U v a nt Florida) with the Hark of tha Circuit Court of Bemlaola Couaty, Florida. ‘ ; H tfG O M G to HARRY □S/'THiNKor •r.-YIPPCEi' SNAUV PEfzrecriy NOUKNOWWE SUNTHESCHOOL| Kept. ilth. 1911. ■ ................ ............. NOTICE I* k9»aby gtven thah-1. A. B Tawall. thgaga In hualaeM *1 9*1 East FW-st Btreet under the flctltlaue name nf THE TQWCLL COMPANY, and that I Inland le re. alatit aald nama pursuant ta tha Iarm • of the -rtetltlao* Nsgt* stoluta" (Chaptar IN I) Ldwe al |Florida) with tho Clarh of the |Circuit Court*, of Bemlaola Couaty, Florida. : A. R. TOW ELL. • y o n Vtvw I HEN8.....ib. 25c FIUBOUH aad CLf a fvtpsa- | H A N D *. SO N S YfOULDNl" I ir 156 PUN | gO H tk FBF.IN K ltL B D LlTTLfi PH) _ _ _______ .. ta Nemo FLOUR Perfect Hlucull Plain or S. It. I Oat. I, till. N .t.m N - I'MNOTRQUNd ANY .. a B. K. STOVALla . i f , t>— " O O h lO M / LONE RANGER Don e 6* D O T. I’LL TELL W h e r e THC CASH IS. BY THIS Tlf THE _ ^ FTANDAat) ^W H EPEVO U ; ra m Are. at 5 5 p e.*’^ ;."-**?zd CROOH5 U a flctltlnua *) M R iM “ Stater aatd Ttrg — I U ft teat U th Mi TOMATO’S no. 2 can 10c M & j w a . ioc jS S k o N -ta U can 18Vyc /S Ott. I, HU. no. a CANO alPHIXU rtOTHEa CP6H/ ire Springtime Yellow ■TO, ' l-th. CANa Dog Food 6 for 25c KER^ENE.....gaL Lge. LUX----- “ | TOMATO M VCS iS * ; " ’ Man 2 tor 31t SARDINIA - V, W m r tT w e SCOT TISSUE............. 2 rolk 1S« Im. Van. EXTRACT 8-oa. M l IVi* Im. Lew. Eitract 8-o». M l 7V|C i. 25c Yinc*°*r °*At*. 4 bars 18c WITH ORDERS ' ,19ft 4e u __ 2 for 17c _ 10Pw, 21c GREENS—....— bclulOc O ID K T **• POTTED MILIT.—......4 eana 16e „,14b. Jar 17e PRESERVES ................................ Wb. Jar 31e PRESERVES 2 r a il 19C, Great Northern Y • * Baby Limas or Navy. ■ % ff1 i • tug \•*♦• g M C E t* ' Notice la kcrehpgtvau Uat wei 10c Low Everyday Prices .C O R N OM. I, U iL rrn w e l l f c r o e s lb. doz. 14c BLEACH...... q t 10c Tomatoes... 2 for 15c IPINS.......3 rr whips LAUD O* aCBMIIBN F u x a a im v i u t r u i n 3 cans 22c jUifcE..... .....q tM ? FLOUR... .5 lbs. 28c PEAS med. can 10c M1LNOT ■TOIHO NO. a CAMS AanovAC. pAcatao BEANS.... 2 for 19c JELLY 2-lb* Jar 17c pSX s...... 2 cans 25c COFFEE......lb. 25c |BemlnaU Cauat: b y FRAN STRIKES .. MIRACLE WHIP... qt. 35« MIRACLE WHIP-—-. pL 23e Jersey CORN FLAKES........ 4V,e QUAKER GRITS..........pkg. 8We WITH GROCERY ORDER 5 2 5 c 3g*» .anefadte GINGER SNAPS 10-ok. pkg. 10c GRAPE NUTS - ..........- Pb** SALAD DRESSING---------ql. 25c PEACHES n° can 8 CUTLETS........................ Ib.39c RIB CHOPS Ib.29c LOIN CHOPS ......Ib. 39c RED BEANS SPAGHETTI med. can. PORK A BEANS POTATO 8TIX MACARONI 1-lb. SPAGHETTI roll* T E A GUaa fre e .................Vt lb. S7c [FINE GRANULATED I InliM u ’ N ctltW ‘ MlA e iua KStPM ARARTi* | i4 :c -Creamy Mhe rhlehea* ROAST. P A G SOAP........3 lge. barn 13c |ge. bant 13c OCT. SOAP CAMAY...-....... ......... 3 bant 17c 3 am. pkg*. 25c OXYDOL........ ..... Ig. pkg.. 15c Oet. POWDER, Oct. POWDER . . . . . . . . 1 .2 r t g . 9 c .........3 bara 17e PALMOLIVE. amt. pkg*. 5c JELLO. Soiuhlne COFFEE.......* .lb. 17yic ST. BEANS.............no. 2 can Dftc LIMA BEANS.....med. can 8 l-3c Pancake FLOUR...... ..... pkg. 7V^e Ebait BYHUP____ lft-oa. ML lOe & s ? CHANCES o n SONS* I TWNGTUONNa UPTO D cliciooa with Vegetables 10 l 39c 24ua75c isi B w : WaCAUJrr. *1 NOOOOfS MOCNNtS ROAST ■HOI-LI1RI9 Low Everyday Prices Low Everyday Prices 2 - TOILET TISSUE 5e CANDY RUM all brand t TOILET SOAP CLEANSER 1„ II. OAKHILL PIE 94) MHI U y i •( undo); with U p CWrh a f the >le Caualp, It Court af Bemlaoli T 9I.UUKK NILK FBI) Macnrnnl or Spaghetti SARDINES PORK & BEANS POST TOASTIES K.COnN FLAKES PUFFED WHEAT TOMATO JUICE HtUad tarma of the Ki#atutF* atuU- f(Chapter iter IP - . HAMS.......... Ib. 21c SHOULDERS Ib. 17c BACKBONE Ib. 21c SIDES...... Ib. W/tc SAUSAGE.....lb. 15c ___ Btd. OATS.... :-------- ia ," pkg. 7%c ' * trsB u T a ii^ 'i iC O A tl FLA. BEEF OVEN POT Ib. 2 5 C IrfAMBURGER...... 2 lbs. 2 5 C w STEAKS......... Net lee le harkhy girta that wa are Inaagad In MtaiaatB-Bt tIU Palmetto Avenue Baaferd. Florida, uadar. thu flctltldsds neats Frw. ~ MAKE A | lb. 141/ic lb. 19c hapL 99th. It il. A N O J srrrvESOTA T OUR RISK Fiwh Dre*«dii Itoaatlng g i f l W J. PPXI^ Bamlaale Couhty.^FtertdA^^ U IX)IN OR CLUB OR MONEYRCTUHOCD/ lb. .. 21c i /o CK ROAST ORIT WDMTCOST YOUA CZNT/ ^OMMIUIEYW WUK PUAttD ROAST 1.0 Ik. STEAKS m «umo us r?womfimt Soda CRACKERS................ Ib. 10c RAISIN BRAN__ :........... pkg. 10c BEEF 8TEW...................... can15c -IS APPLE JUICE............3 cans 25c latsnd to rsgtstgy aald Btatuts Raima TOMATO JUICE........ 3 cana 25c su*at u tha tarmatChapicf af tha .JtofMaY . ■ Mlleua Nama Btalafa ,|f mark af IhS Clrshtt Court Laws ad BABY FlarU a) FOOD....... with - IhB ....-A cana 21e Si'-. YOU nonOTHEA NlCKrit* O It UPCHURCH. Kept Ilth. 1941. NOTICE la hereby fiv e . Ihad A, B. Slavaoe. tugata ,|p hualai at 919 East Fleet Blr ------- -fli-tlilnwn nama ef ______ rvBOCCTBRIA, aad also enrage baataaai si 1119 Fvaatb Avsnus s O der the ftctltlaus aame la ,at , .... M BF o n n s u p e r ft o r *. aad that f Ij * unmaPAT, ocronm a , m i * USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT Englidh Cut NOTICE la harahy gtvaa that L E C. lUrpar. angagp la bustnose at III Nagnotta AVtaud.Wader the Set 11 team navna of BAhlFOHD |Bapt. 99th. 1991.____________ j — J H. COlCLtfHIOH, Sapt. tilh. Itll >f|MM M vM« • MUM Hy PAUL ROBINSON v ip | p i| lj!l> p p jffi j NOTICE la harahy gtvaa that t. I. M Oetaleugh. aegaga la htutaea* •t fit Baetford Atlantic Ndtlenal Bank nalidlne undar the rial Itteea name of COLTI-OUOII nr.ALTV COMPANT. and that I Intaad te raglatar aald asm* pursuant to tho tarsus »f the "Ftctllloea Nam# Btatulu" (Chaptar Ittll Lawn at Florida) with the Clark of fha Circuit Court ol Samlnola Count). Florida. NOTICE la hcrahy al**n that f. W D Hofmann, angaga In hu*l- I naae at lit Magnolia Avenue un- | dar tha ftrtltloaa nama nf HOF-1 MANN ELECTRIC SERVICE, and •CrttST’ -rtSk it jarwwVai that 1 Inland to regtatar aatd name pursuant to the larvae'of tho flatltlnua Name Statute (Chaptar m g s aads— eav '» ! w >9911 law s of Florida) with the .'•» — at Tewefelea Urea I * Clark nf the dreult Ceurt ef Eeatl* ’• aac all ether | m 4 area eftree. nnU Couaty,' Flerlda W. D. IPOFNANN Bapt Ilth. 1991. • r«B* MA r$ ? S f r r - ' » w orses, • Notice Is hereby glveg - that 1 am engaged In bualaaau at >11 E First at - Sanford. Florida, a Oder the Hnlilaua name Hobart's (Hoeery u d that I Ihtaad la register •aid name pursaant te the latiw of the -FletlUeu* Same BtattrtaT (Chaptar M ill Law* ef Florida) With the Cterti ef the Ptrywlt Court ef gamlnele Coyntr. Florida. Mlgg WAROAAET ROUERT&* Oet. », 1911 i . Daal MiM art i l l , awi in, i t Oaf» M M m " - .- t a x wffpBD HguLD. a a B m n y u w m j fe e l Y ean Y t ia p r , Fall at Via FOR ItKNT A :;■>■.>■ *•---------------------------: 'W t m 'fAOBBn •>v - • • BMW — "" i each7c PLANT lb, 7c MLowHtyV1 (V alaabie C o cy o a o ) Vaj. fl/rV ^ * JH 'T l/ V «• ' - JA k v - * r. . �fX Jg - » " ’ *' ' R a W i O m tr P r o d u c ts I fc r a ld t t N | M l i a i V ip tibin Tku Auj. A A m V— *-»« * -* - la P lorU s xxxm Knnfnrd Is 'nil* Only C en tral Florida City Affording Hail, Highway And Water Transportation « Established la 1908 S A N F O flD , F L O R ID A ^ ^ B I D A Y , OCTOBER 2 t. I flll Member Associated I’resa M MIIKH to Strike Russians Declare Nazi Steel In Suburb O f u°TwSp ^ nox Says Collision ivasion Losses Equal Detroit Ends Damage Is Bad In Far East is Now ' i v; Deaths In World W ar Official Red Spokes­ man Says Moscow Is Not And Will Not Be Captured Opposing Candidates Workers Return "Dd .President D e c l a r e s * This P l a n t Ba t ! Details Now Being Alabama M i n e r s ! Received Are Of Begin S t r i k i n g Technical N a t u r e Virtually Inevitable Fox Sentenced To Year In Cell I Navy Secretary De­ clares J a p a n e s e W ill Not (Jive l rp Expansion P l a n s Tu ?-r p” " WASHINGTON. Ort 21 _«,!•» Th* bight day Interruption of, r, . . „ * operations th« ()m»t LA*Ai|r* Thr ,<rMr°y rr Kearny, torp#^ St«*el Corporation in a DAtfolrr^oe^ hy • Nail *ubminnr o ff suburb ended today when strikers |Ireland • week ago described occcptcl arUlcmrnl terms he-1 by President Roosevelt today ns gan returning to work. Other trrinuxly damagad. strikes however. gripped coal mines in Alsbama, which hald i While the details of the attack up welding operations at aoaae gre coming in, mostly r f s l-ch . ahipyars m th* northwest and steal nature, Knosevrlt said there paralysed production at the Ohio was nothing about them which hr could discuss at this lime. Machinery Factory. The commander *f the torpeSeven-I automobiles werv ovar* turned near Itendls, N J. aftaV dr'-d American frelght-r Lehigh the ship was at* group of non-striking employee i 9**d last night U eluded CIO pickets In ordtr. to Orked without warning ,ip.| that work in the plant of Air A«* I the submarine which sank her socialrs Inc a manufacturer o f disappeared immedia'rly. o ffe r. i * Am » la M b>g no help for the rre-v. plane parts. W ASH IN G TO N . IV I. ‘21 Ruuia declared officially The rum nt up-'irge of strike^ The captain, Vincent Arkins, — f/7’ 1— h r r r e l jin of tinthat German losses in In defense plants brought renewed said on arrival at 'hi* British Niim Km<\ sunt Inrlav .1 th* 8oviet invasion equal the ikmsuiii- in Congrr** yesterday fee West African port tltsl nothing “ c o llis io n " to thi- F a r E ast total of German losses in the legislation to outlaw or restrict wa* seen nf the st'seking sub­ marine either before or liter the w as \ irtmill\ m m italdr. such wklkouls. World War. and an official Speaking dn the house, RepcW* vr«*el was hit at S 55 A M. Hi- ("III n grotto o f ii.iuil Rod spokesman said. ‘They ■entative* t'ox (I>. Ga l, Rtoh Sundsy He gave this account o f m u n ition - m .in u fdi tn n -rs. "w o have not and will not take Ihr sinking: (R., I'a.) and Ford (RC illj.) itri- -sjst s-sf is-t| m one ow n Moscow.” The main :i.pmaat ram- down all demstidod action. mi tiil-s tlm i Hie .1.in.im -io The Russians said fierce Cox assertwi that strike* had with the riplnsion. carrying the Each running for the office of City ( ■om nii-vnrf o f District brought about "the most disgrace* wireless antenna wi'h I* One h a v e iu> in ten tion o f g ivin g flgbtlmr is raging in three lip lit. ir plan-* f..» • M..in •19911 clttoa around Moscow—K*l-igx, Two, Ocna G. Baber at left, and II. James lint, right, will furnish ful situation that ever existed in kohl filled with wale* immediate­ ly and the vesiel settVd rapidly. M milca southwest; MoihaUk, the only competition in the Commission rare as (. |> lli.li.ip, landida'.e this country" ami declared it was 1' h.* .l.-.rtp 1l.9|| .•f I**nditimt« iT Biles west, Kalinin, 95 for District One, is unopposed. Mr. Usher, local .tore owner and shameful that neither the *1 0 * The radio operator sent nut an W»l< pr *•vivpt **d t.y a d. '. ii •v99f|| 1 i SOS. using a short.wivo anten­ mtlea northwest. litunitii.u %ha Ii th.* mty« l.y % operator, is making hia flyst appearance for puhln offier in San­ culive nor the legislative branches na. hut believed the cad did not run las* 919-11V6*11rd (i* •in l ini r I’.fiillThe- Russians admitted some of the government are doing any* get out. ford while Mr. Gut, real estate and insurance agent, is now serv­ tr\ t.9 |{ II*•IN withdrawals In the MoihaUk thing about it.* All four llfebo..l» were man­ son*, but said Alla forces at. ing on the Commission. Mi un v%liilc \lm im -'i *t ?•*!»•(* Rich Mamed the walkouts OSt ned anti launched at 9:15. The tasking the Crimean i’cnlaxuls Pfd nil III Wt-lll lllH'Ht Mil" ImlMltUf radical labor Iredera" and ( S t bests pulled away from Ihe ship were repulsed with heavy losses. critical of Sidney iltllmen- I and nt 10:19 A M. Ihc la-high William Fos t left I, nnetime irnmigt.int who nuide nidi ion* h, i tip f*»r ld,bjl'*tul H'li t r.tppm^ Ih*’ major pr**vMion>c »*f tli»- iD’Uir.it* A violent battle Is said to be director of the office of pi •auk. Hollywood movie producer only to lo-t it nil. leaves I'hilaili-lplu.i it v ipot. fii'l-tiiv " rrpori ig at Taganrog, 30 miles ducllon management. He asserted The llfrlxiatx then started for o f Rostov, gateway to tha that Hillman, head of the CIO Ftretnwn. Numbers 3 and 4 court after being -cnlcoccd In n io n -nd ,i -lav in fctlcinl pri-ui I .l («| Iwtvt Vti|i| llif Si'flilb1 ro f . nifti rVlut i* »r»* v ittiiiniilt'i' sens. faster Ilian unil fined $ l.rtnn II. s n . .-n v n i.d ,-t ,.in-po.i>v to ,lefi*ud the Amalgamated Clothing Worker* lusts were much further shifts In Russian com­ II. S. through attempts to t.nj judi, i.il f.iv .r* in .-.inflection sv itti •lay Ihal fbt*. tiadoii ’•htoiM ai'l was "more concerned over hi# Numbers 1 and 2 anil got fa hi rfft-t inif i J-oiM|o’*th | mas amounetd, with own union than over the country, ■head. They were locked up at his bankruptcy pio.ee.lmg>. Cii.liiliv, tbli.c li.t * M 'n .l at key marshals assigrtd Hillman told the senate defense 2:00 A. M. Tuesday by a Brit itIIIIill wa«%ilot ftt |». Ik'ltim I I’o north, central, ant south. and landed at investigating ctrmmltlee Wadaao Ish destroyer n « new rep|acad or re* Ini,.I a^ iniMMlfi ••• !• day that he thought, ‘.the general llathnrst. Gambia. v % a *t «aitl t*» ha\.’ tb.il Boats one and two were pick­ labor situation is rather satisfac­ Ihs* I Stilt.-** c.oil.l jom with ed un by two British motor Osman firing squdds executed tory," but that Pam hellara there --------- n M a, tirrat Hnlaiii .hi.I Fmnt** to vnil launches at ) l A. M. and noon should not bo ■ agurlS Strike" hnatiiitlrM. bit Thursday and urns ad at Free, view o f governed* nl ' 'Sue him i %VIIKREAS, Moiiilitv, J 7 Iui« l»v»n fm-mnlly Th.- form.•» .lip(nm,»t tr r-pn** town. ’ for nu-dtsllng disputes n i# t • * «! m Navy Day 1 1 « r ii tli»* i ml* I . *.»• • * * f Am< n< ,i, ■w das ax. b*t 10 others .sehadulaJ One ordinary scninan lost four ] 'triifalfv** app« ai* .| »t \ i AND WIIEIIKAS, th** I'mtiil Si.it* N »\ v " i'f'K in /r I |*|t9*I*.1 ti.mmllt*’. crest..91 III Op to dto a t Nxntoa were reprieved toes when a beam landed mil A group o f Sanford gnrJen Adoption nf the trade prom., p.lHltl <|| 1.9 Ib9* l|.•,1 .•(tpf«9%»-|| . tutn Monday. his foot. Junior Assistant En enthusiasts met at the home of tun plans and by-laws o f that (hr tfreutrtt navy in the w**rhl I«m|,»\ tii*l i* tlrtfiiit-tl, win ii glneer Joseph Brady, who w*-> 1 lit 11 |totnn(linir •»" ni»'i A night curfew was imposed Edmund Stowe In Indian Mound rrganiiation wo* effect *1 lav* j t h r p r m r n t h u ll.lin t ? p n ^ fr a iu U r .'in p l* i. to !••• f i i p r r i o i than! 'hilt* lo carry -irm- Hron watch, was injured when ' at Bombay after a Hlndu-Mis- Village last night and voted night by the member* nf the Hny n a v a l p " w r r th a t n i n |.»* 1iri.iib fh t sk* si.i 1 I I * . t"6>niin11l.t* l« i'X|M'iifl t.» .(•••"•»(•• I lom outbreak causing lha death unanimously to organise a Men's i Sanford Merchant# Auocla'inn. The following merchant* an,|i Door plates parted from the e* A N D W H E R E A S . 4 in a b%o l i d *•( ............. u l. * lu m * a|?j»i * IiiiImv oi Saliiribty whrtln r to ' w es'It. B. Pope, pruist-.-nt of tin- hii'inm* men have already I plosion and dropped him Into 1 o f 11 and Injury o f 42. Two Ghrden Club. The group — tank t o p s liroit.l.’fi t(n* mrmoirf a* • 1 nor n a t io n « xt n k t* i|iiv% is i m a i i i i «*.| upprait. h * .illm sw l is v .'l lllh ftil, other* wars killed and 42' in. addressed by R. It. Ellis and |group, said thin morning. nifird their Intention of r«-| Both im-i’i are recovering satiipermit llo* vrus.'lx H ••it!•••“ I” I Edward Richardson of Orlando Promotional Ideas werr adopt operating Jurtd la Bengal relights dif. t h r U n it e ,t S l a t r a N a v y •* i r m i f l l l / r d « * |. ••kb * i f i l l f a . t in in with The Sanfnrdj .. list'll.it polls Nil.I i olliliNt Nf.'-t* who described the work and or­ ed l« nin throughout the Fall ami Herald in publishing a special fwtorll) f trances. t h r m » in t rn a fic i* o f n t u t id ily an d Ih* . . i . •l.lt |* s || ssf pt ,|9'.■{ lio\% f. rlo.l.len liy Ihr N* otf.«litV Tha Germans claimed last night ganisation of the Orlando Men’s W i n t e r , Including: Outboard Tourist Edition on Oct. 27 AND WIIKRKA S, niuiiy yiiiiiii; m* n Imsih .^sinf'inl ln«\ *• Motor Barr* on the Armistice which will be A. « In M mile* of Moscow on the Garden Club. distributed' In OitiimiUtf ( h.tiiman (*..finally. left Ihr mmfort uini ftrniMly nf Unit IfMii* * I** l.tkr Ihrii A nominating committee for Day program, a "Country Store” , 1,500 prospective winter visitors couth and southwest, and while ((» f« i ), vaIio tbaiil* l.» arm plarr in (hr linr of tliily ahoni*| lit* Im|>* *sf Ihr the Soviet command disputed the purpose of selecting a slate a Christmas program, distribu­ selected from a special Chamber whip* amI allow Ihrm -all this only by Implication early of officers to he prcsenlrd at tion of Thursday issues of The of Commerce list, aa well a* .Slalrt .Navy; nnywhirp. lol.l ri’poilriM Ilia today It waa nolle plain that In the neat meeting of the club Sanford Herald, u slogan con­ thousands of- other reader* both THEREFORE. I. Will..... • II I I-. h. m |.v |Hiiii "M*fitimb*nl f«»r t!»•»»•• two •‘ifp* o Oct. 21 -(A 9— A any case tha hardest and moat was named by Mr. Stowe who test, bargain days and county in Florida and throughout the BRONSON inr m th.' .•oinniitlt*.*, in Levy county circuit court grand . (hia at Navy Day in Sittif**r*1. uinl tin ••«*aC11 Ihr iHivhi i m. lethal stretch of the rosd waa served at chairman of the meet. social programs. nation: III.* S« nult* an*I in *h. rni.pl i y " First nf the event* to tako Ing. The committee consisted of i f atilt to bo traveled. '* v n tn l in mr at Mayor **f lh< < if\ * #n |*ti nil ,.ti, s ili/«*vi•• J. K. Smith’ * Barber Shop pury has returned an indictment Ivey’*, Swaln’ a Battery garvlre. [«r armed robbery against a Ken- j The early morning Russian Tom Bolt, Elton Mbcghton and place will be a Hallowe'en Party Ortohrr 21. IU« I - Mo-lem - —- — at Chuluota on Oct. 31. while the Swann’s Cabins, W. -It. lucky prisoner In connection with communique merely reported in B. r. Whltner. Jr. In pay honor Co (h<»«r wh>« »• •I vi'll lll’l \» II I .11* first ^Country Store" I* schrdulMrs. J. H. Colelougti, presi­ genera! terms fhm Natl attacks ".Speedy” Willis, Murray W. Ov. the robbery of the Cedar Keys Ihnr rminlry in lh«* I' nH•*1 M.tir*, SNv\ rrstreet, Staley’ s Restaurant, State hank last Jan. 17 in which had bean repulsed In tha hauls dent o f the Sanford Garden eil for Nov. 6. Chairman o f u number of MIWop Gora’a Service Htallnn, tha cashier was slugged by tw o , S M I nearest tha city—some- Club, brought greetings to Oil­ W ill IA \| r HIM. whar# la the sector* of Moshaisk men's group from the Garden committee* were appointed last J. V. Jonea Tiro Shop, Blrdsey »n reported to have escaped M-iv••* o f Snnf«*rf| 19742 night with W. M. Haynes head­ ( MAI A*. Oi l 21 ‘ /l'» liy nv»*r* and Maloyaroslavets —without Club and expressed tha dealru Flour L Feed Mills, Banferd risoner now held in , pow.-i iflbT Ibho unar.l. an.I -cidim? ' s n g Just where those actions o f her club that the men organ­ ing the membership committee, Buiek Co.. W. W. Auto Part*. ■Tha pri«listed aa Frank Ihnr ifiin* t\*.9 N«*i;ri» ronvict ise a club, something which she W. B. F.llerbey. the Armistice Fred T. William*, Henry H. Kentucky. alias Frank Perry. R.M9>«*V9-It Jat ko.ii anil ^ Uhk'Experts, who thus far said has been a dream o f the Day committee) and F. D. Scott, Carroll’ * Service Station, Os Plummer, Plummer who hod pravlouslv the •'fVuntry Stors'* committee. Fibra Brush Co., Soars. Roe. Calvin, ••TAnpr.l from a Marlon not often proved wrong In Garden Club for a long time. escaped from Kentucky authori­ county mml iranir Inirk near Memfershlp duos o f one dol­ buck Co.. Aldon Co., Inc. took It as Mr, Ellla aald that the Orlendo tieswa» reported Indentlfled bv \Y»«ah<iotn Tin- pri^.»iu*r* win* ___ certainty that the men organised not just to have lar a year wero ' established amt Sanford Atlantic National tha bank canhler, II. K. Noble*, tlill at la rut* ThuA*«lay ilmpitp the sum la payable immediately would hold out all through another club but to exchange Rank. Sam Hawkins, David several months ago In Gadeden an alt nlirht iM*ari'li helpful Idvae and auggeatii na en at tha Celeryy City Printing Com Earla’a Sunoco Button. ( ’npl. I’nul Simmon • '• :9fH* I pany, according to Mr. Pope. rtn torod their belief that how to grow plant < nnd flowers Thomas' Barber Shop, Arck-lo Ala.- a* ona of tha men who took Marirnmp, rtuinly ...nvi. ' rn ilrf and how to overcome peat*'which Though the malnbership commit­ Package Store, Bryan's Garage, part In tl>« bank holdup. ••tmnin.: na ill thn mail irnnir constantly annoy gardencra. Ila tee will be functioning in it* Sanford Avanuo Bear Garden, work T Bradford llyrd w»< • Tw.. V'-tlllg .Sjiof.od loro will at Ihi* finl of Do* .lay addad that a "Question and Ana. drive for member* It will bo of A. J. Losslng’s Transfer A Stor­ cd prraidpnt of the rnli-r hr,i li. hi-- ,.f Ihi- I'm l.d when tht* two N«*»cmei« •i.l.hnly war" program had been a popu­ grant help If member* will pay age, Jack's Dew Drop Ian, J. J o r. Shrine Club at their anno. I ho-. Slut*-* Navy tic vt wet-k l.rn .j h*n|M*.| upon Ihr ifimr.l tile southeast ta lar fcatura of aarh meeting of their due* and get their mem­ Parrish, Sanlaado Springs, San­ bership card* voluntarily, he add­ ford Mattraaa Ftetory, Jo* Moss' Inca* meeting hrld la>t night ..t . . „ „ M>. rkham un.l II D Markham k Into tha Cau- tbo club. ni|d> Inu* i-xuiiiinnlion* •ml II D. Sout. r KI'IIP.I lll.’ll the Palma and Pines on r-.. it, I ' " whUo tha front Painting out that tha Orlando ed. Every business firm head Bicycle A Repair Shop, Wert Used more or club mad# ita business meeting* and hia employes are eligible for Ths Jeweler and Howard Botaler WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 -O P) land" Road, and Harry F Kent I" join the II'gul.ir Nnvy Hnd shot if un* ami |ii*tnl lump..I **ff and I r a n tVrighl tin* h«-i-n arccpt- th»* truck and * ran. Th* jfiaidr Cheater C. Foaaato Co., Hop- — President Roosevelt endorsed wa« name! vicr-prcaidru' short and snappy, Mr. Richard, membership. In tha slogan contest, conduct­ kina Grocary A Market, Modern tha candidacy of Mayor Florello Lloyd F'. Boyle, acrrrtarv, J..... .. cd by llo* Naval ltc*crvc «rn* nut Injurwl. , ton. secretary of that organisa­ Jarkadin waa •«*rving ii yrar a Republican and O. Huff, retiring prrald'-nt, -.nd M *Zr£ to London * tion. aald that Intsrcatlng pro- ed lq the city schools to select Shoo Shop. Saaford-OvUdo Truck LaGuardia, Young Wrighl. >»n of Mr. ■entenro for jml hriwkmg *« that a million 1 grama ware arranged for each a slogan to bo used In adver­ 0 rowers, Tha Whit* llaroo, It. American Labor nomlna* for a thi* morning. and Mr*. M. I,. Wright, i.nd Invnrnrsx. in Uilnw county, and • hi tha moating. Ha also aald that tha tising, prise* have been made M. Glaaaon, Sanford Gas Co., third term sa mayor of Naw Plan* for the winter -ori.il to the Orlando club had aponaorod tha up ranging from 110 for - first Gratis Valley Dairy, Plnahurst York today, declaring LaGuar- araaon, climated by Ihc ritnual now employed by llurpci- Sec I and Wqltrr Calvin w*» »rrvtng B j W - j i UWy to R. 16th annual Btata Ron# Show in plan to gl and 12 for second Grocery, Saenrity Lumber A dla’e administration had been the Shrine banquet and danrr, acre |Company, wax graduated from six monlhx for petty larreny. 8upply Yard.*' • “ most honest and the moat e f. made at the meeting, Mr. Hoff Seminole High School in June, Orlando last winter and a number and third places respectively. Tickets far tha Country Store Ratliff A Boa, Nkh*» Package fklent" within his mulltctlon. of. ether srorthwhtU project*. rrvealfd. Regular monthly nirct. 1937 »n.| nllendi-il Slet.*on UniInga are to he held through.>ul vrexily In I937-3M. He will leave The high coat o f waUr whan will ha distributed to the mem­ Stora, H. A A. Dapartmant Stole. the winter and all realdrnt ahlin. good on lawn* and garden* waa bers of tha association with the Tha Outlet. Cowan Co.. C. C. TREASURY HULKS first batch o f 1,000 given for Walsh, Sommolo County Board of era, rrgardlaaa o f the Tempi" Oct, 30 for Norfol';, Va. ebjocted to by a auaibor o f local Lnog wa* gradual--d from they belong to, will h« w-l. men present who »ald that It memberships and tbo addition*! Realtors. WASHINGTON. Oct I4.-UT> corned into mrmbcrahlp of ih Seminole High School l.ixt Jilin Fifth Congrrsaional Diririct P tn ly Y M y A Lovott’a. W. coot not lees than HO a month tickets to ha sold by th* asso­ Townxend supporter* will hold If. Ralti Barries Button, Wagoner —.Tbo Treasury ruled today that local rlub. just to kaap a lawn watered and ciation at a nominal price. and has recently hern rni|i|oy.-d The msreheats will give the Furniture Co., Pabaatto Grocery. rrisUara, and not Ihalr customthat not Many local people could No definite.date* were net for by hia father, Edward U n y who their regular monthly eonferenc" afford H. It srao suggested that tickets to their customer*, en- Lodge A Ban CrOcary, Takaeb in , can deduct tha new federal the November and -n oil* r own* Eddie'* Rexiauraut. llo is Sunday in the Snn-nol r Cncr.ty ‘1 excise taxes on fan, jaw- meeting* but they will Dhe Court House at 2:30 I*. M., it •WAlHDfOtON, Oct. effects ho made to r>t tha City HUlug them ta tha award of the Restaurant,' Jimmie Cowan, Mick­ lol-l and toilet preparations from bo hold either ey's Pharmacy, ' Spencer's Top an ftgands Fiasl- to redoes Its water rate* for Country Store at the call o f the nrraidrnl. ,rlo .lull'd lo leave Monday morn­ wax announced today. Incoma tax return*. tcs.astoaaa Ob M ae Tkaaal Saturday afternoon or evening At this max* meeting there beauUfkatian. while tha remainder of Ihe meet* ing at 4:00 o'clock fi r Jgrl-.xun. w an’, warn on the comer o f First Street Inga during tha winter will Ih- villi- where following v thoniugh will tie a number nf addresses and Magnolia Araau*. uphold tho •at. Torn ' Bolt. Elton held on the night o f H.a fourth phydral examination, h«- will he by speaker* who Townsend movement, and report* Usury Nichols. Henry Thursday In tha month, at the sent to the Naval Training on the latest development* of James MoughUn. Kent Palma and Pines. R. A. Mr. H uff, presiding at Ih- School. Norfolk, Va. fur a final the movement In Wavhington will be rrad. •aling, read several letteri to check-up.________________ the members present and report­ WASHJMOTONToct W-OFVContestants from Daytoaa. Or- tha last meat. William Thomas. ed the death of Thad G. RuckMatnUnane* of tobacco market­ 16 year aid near, who raced nar. A commlttao wav appointed ing quotas far 1642 at tha 1941 lands aad paaslkly from Jack. b IIUa car TI miles par hoar. to draft aalUblo revolution* on hurley. Th# autos art construe tod by tbo death o f Mr. Buekntr to be tha drivers and weigh between sent to tha Morocea Temple. . rr»»f. T. F. Ijimbert, Jr., drtn fire and seven pounds; They are WASHINGTON, Oct. .24 — More Command Munition Makers Study Soviet Aid Shifts Made Fierce Fighting Re­ ported Raginsr In Three Key Cities Ways Of Delivering Arms From 11. S.’To R u s s i a Discussed . Groiip Of Men Merchants Group Meet To Plan Adopts Plans For Garden Club Trade Promotion Members Of Orlando First Event To Be Club Address Neiv Hallowe'en P a r t y SanfordC ardentrs v-Held At PROCLAMATION Chuluota Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition Kentuckian Indicted In Robbery Of Bank Cl Ocala rrisoners Make Jail Break t * Byrd Elected |Lewis Wright And President 01* 1Leruy Lang Join Shriners (Huh| Branches Of Navy ■«e Roosevelt Backs I. Mayor LaGuardia TownaenditcH Will Meet Here £undny A Tank Production .Will Be Doubled !x£\2rfcr— ,s— to Tobacco Market Quotas Are Same £• Midget Auto Races Will Be Held 'Sunday Afternoon On Lake Front KiwanianH Invited Airline Aiikx For To Hear. Lambert Jacksonville Route BOYCOTT NEWSPAPER B Uta oeu-qBarter bane-power variety, with gasoline matara and CAMP BLANDING, Oct tl. j?** driver races atone, against citato*, OBO-quarter mil# which la (Special)—Members of Buford’s Company D of tha 164th Infan­ track. try boycotud a Louisiana Mwsmancuver* world'* racard for midget during imnsar. It I "BbtmtJ Arthav ah head r a h Urn Hat of lha Collfir« of Law at Mut­ (AT— Btata Airline*. Inc., of ton Dnivcnlty will iprak At a Charlotte, N. C. applied to tho ’ sprciAl IoAdica' Night dinner of civil aeronautics board Thursday lh« WinUr l*Afk Klwnnls Club for cartlflcatao for thcao aaw to bo hold Al the Muonic Tem­ air routes: ple them Monday evening At Batwaan Pittsburgh and Jack, l;30 o'clock, Charlej Morrbon aoavllto, Fla., d * CoruietlavUto. said today* Untontown, Pa.) Elkina, W. Va.) All Bonford Klwaniana and Covlngtoa-Cltfton Forgv, aad Ro­ tholr wlvaa have anoke. Va.) Wiaaton-Hil^Fj N, a cordial InritaUoa by the Wbto C t C Columbia ~ tof Park gnwp to ettoud thes. C.i.Bavajuuh aud ud km taL Ualmtah tit ......................... i - 11.11 ip'i isiw ii �t 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 44, 194 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FIX)RIDA PAGE TWO ra»Ua»#<| every i t l m M * n » H N>Cor •! laaftri, rioM a A|1 •kltu ry M l l m , m N « *f fkasks* n m Ii IU m m 4 m U M mt r«l8 rU la a «ita far pmrp+wm mi F»tal«l fMula will h« fftargH tmr ■ • W f iU r i4varlUlag nitr«. FfAG OR.TRUCE? Oil Shortage A.Myth The Sanford Herald WINES - GINS - LIQUORS S<H:retnry Icki-s, Homotimen known as "Petroleum Co­ ordinator," nmong other thing*, has lifted the bun >n gu»oline sales and filling stations may now sell os much as little, and stay open after the -urf-'W they like, rings If they want to. It seems that when Mr. Icki-t first anticipated the oil shortage, he was merely seeing things at night. Of course there never has been an oil shortage in this country. And Mr. Ickes never even contended there was one. What he did contend was that reAerve stocks on the eastern seaboard were Indiig depleted because of the trans­ fer of tankers to the British and that if gasoline were not conserved there would be u shortage at sotne.rulure date. So he pale through the country like Paul Severe KIIKB DELIVERY —PHONE 8*0 BILL’S PACKAGE STORE I0S W. FIRST STREET ATTENTION! Enjoy tW» a<lvantage* of our P«*r»oi»al Loan Department The Sanford Atlantic National Bank people to ijuit driving their cars, and ordering filling stations to dose and nil that sort of thing, while railroad managers Insisted they could transport all the oil neces­ sary for the east in tank cars. And now after getting the country In a state of ulmost nervous collapse over the orospects of n gasoline shortage, the Secretary finally lifts the ban and reveals there is no danger oft an oil shortage at all but that it s electric current in the southeast which must lie con- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Expert Repairs FAIRH AN K S-M ORSE ’ FRIDAY, OCrOBFR 34. /* BIBLE vehbic ruR T o d a y Some Boost REPOSE IS NECESSARY: In -M ir in g «nd real shall ye be ■'. saved; In qulttnesa and confl• dance (h a lt'b e your' strength.— ' Da lab 3 0 :1 5 . e» Speaking bf inflation, Florida is Just four tim's as |*ich as It was last yeftr at this time. And thin, with no more effort, or good fortune, than merely raising the as­ sessed valuation of property as required b f law, The to­ TUB lIL'MMKIfH FLKillT tal for the state as a whole will 'apparently be well over fit two billion dollars this year an as compiled compared with only half McLe o d o r f o k d a billion last year. I saw ■ fcsthi-rnl J.wc] todi "The new figure, even allowing for Inequities In the Faso iwlftly on hi* aouthri off administration of the new tax requiring ffirst year . ' ' ' . .. State . way; 100 percent valuation In cinformlty with an old but hith­ III* heart seemed light, h courage high. erto ignored Constitutional provision, will b« morn correct Though there are dangers In tha than the old one," says the Tampa Times. ' "That one was false because counties competed with He Mtmnl to feel that somehow each other to see which could have the lowest assessment he total and thus beat the State out of the most money i n O’er counties* mile* of land and the State millage. That State tax la. atyojlahed now. tea "But the 100 percent valuation la 'hbt'thd only reason Would always find thi beacon for the Increase in taxable wealth. Many properties, nota­ ■ ' * light That euldea the ho*t» in migrant bly homesteads costing more than $5000, are on the tax rolls and required to pay their fair share of levies which Though stormy clouds may fill they have heretofore licen evading.” tb « aky But despite the increased property assessments, Flor­ We know he atlll will onward fly idians are fortunulu In that the tux rate la being reduced And when at last his joum ty’a proportionately so that op the whole taxea will Ik* no done He’ll bask beneath the southern more, and in some counties not so much, as they were last year. Whose Fault Is It? A New York physlclait that Jlttorbugglng will hrli to stop worrying. Not if have a sor* toe. Americans almost universally trMleisS Canada's war .effort. Hul •1 W* Imvsa’t repealed our'Nsutrhl Secretary Gray has a nice Job cut out for himself. H« Is gOipg to bo the'arbitrator In a wago r, ^ U; — _______ Marshal Timoshenko has been relieved. Timoshenko han been re• Roved. That’s a relief to headline < writers. ■* • • <»*• AND AUTHORS , 1AV1NQ FEINBERG Former 'Ambaai Mill and Packing House Supplies and Repair Service. PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE. Owner* STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. • • t m it n Among the ninny novels which have explored the frailties snd strength of modem marriage, Cudahy tho Harper Priao Novel for HMI4*. “ Marriage Is A Private A f­ fair” . stands luminously apart for Its candor and perception,' yet Its theme is so representative of ctpfmon experience that It will strike home to every reader. For tho young people Judith isa la disappointed the* tho tf-BUUo ta going to read a shipeMBtf or war maUrials serosa thathe-‘‘ 'Atlantic. Allan I Reasla esrosa tit wBd want' to too San. ow and; v*ho bsllsro that saidonto to boh* via pay Ore - essentia] In' Sanford to get anywhere, should [loot their front lawns. i n dgtla i planting- sod srdsna. Tourists are no. attracted to a town that B0 Frtsneh-for eVJVy ni*n, a third * t n W r llt r . One Jilly irreapomlble persons. Kllen In tile a homtleiA-forfOtten herielf h willful, pAmpereti, ■pollvagrant, another to spend aome|e<t. 8he Is accustomed to winding •" Pdenn for criminal as-, boy*—and men—about her fingrault. This child was to become *r; her dominant mood is one of waa boys—policeman and drhhftial, vagrant and truck driver alike— were to have their opportunity for Immortality in novels t » te rltten by 01me of thehr number. Literary critics and child p»yrholi :...logista might have been *Pussled they attempted to'pick from this _group the ___ w_______ potential novelist For the onlya > mark Thai ^•t » t — ___ a _ n _ _ a a ___L .• • a .L j/lt distinguished Jams* T. Farr bom "Februaryr n , 1904—1 Sk^ **- i- lcet male twisting in the grip of pasaion. But for every Ellen Rogtra there Is an ifid bauson. More mature, more intelligent, even more unscrupulous, thin young man who believes In “ liv­ ing dangerously” . Is wall quali­ fied to meet her upon ground of her own choosing. No rules of love or war .are observed in the grim- contest; quarter Is neither given nor ask­ cu ,/ and a n a in v reader r r a u c r remains rvm airm any* ed the anythhlg bat i s indifferent specta­ tor. M th f. nu i n renmg people, one .o f them -wr ova with the other and ona in lorn with himself, la fought through to Its inevitable conclu- { — Govrrnor Holland said Thurs­ day night* removal of federal gasoline rationing lifted Ilie "only cloud oil tho hot ixnti of-Florida's trnner tourist svatsun.'' “ Florida has’ cooperated most loyally, even with difficulties unj ■aerified*although sometime.) not entirely convinced that the situation was necessary!” The Governor hul wired Wash­ ington today and yesterday urging adjustment of rationing in Flo­ rida so that utuple supplies of gasoline could bn provided In du­ promised h i m : lom pam v , i s n. Phone B2 MBURGER French EL •ESBURGER EL RBECUE BEEF EL RBECUE HAM , S ELRBECUE PORK K = - i WE ARE NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 13th & EI.M AVENUE b & M si'jset baseball, he devoted hlmoelf to football and basketball. ' He wen hi* latter In each (port. Research disclose* no further development of any conseqaeneo 'Airing'- his high school course. ''*■*•". But development there must have been, for St tho University of Chicago, which IM' attended Intermittently for* e b W three derstandlng, of human - beings and tha Impulses whisk move them to unpredictable actions. Not only does , It demonstrate Judith KtO/a great gift as a story toller and creator of bloodreal characters, It ala* aotobibh- strange things Iklt ora uuoo aa her aa a spokesman for 1 words, detormteed to ■*kefcon* whole - doss o f- American* who, writer. ** * l’ • So much for tho hockrro rrom which James *TSr i n Kelly writes about are neither comas—a background tbit la*, tha accsntrlca nor the under­ portant because, to' date, tt*privileged. They are highly civilbed. Americana, having Intelli­ toJf** -j gence, education, and enough In hie neweet novel. “ ■ money' to live comfortably and Rogers”, thw (other, o f “8t graciously. They do not. In brDfg being to tho “problem’* classes/ Theo Schofield and Tom Wsat were married under the happiest Teat on pereosn wl possible auspices. The wedding w a s everything n w e d d i n g should be, they were desperately In love, Tom v u established In hla profession, Theo had talents o f har own to keep her young and alive and interesting. Her father, watching her go, aban­ doned for tha moment hia cus­ tomary urbanity and thought Ilka any sentimental fool of how much bo lovod her and how hard ha had triad to armor hor again* tho shocks and tret passlugs of life: against a knowledge. also, of hla own abysmal failure with a SPECIAL IHOW1NO o f a h* l x * « y . s . try it* prkkr chaaaii, yrith K * . V > . • ; ** acA omr rldn . . ,/ael I*A*. Own*ca/ yoalldrlw .-• OtorfUi sf ■ A seon it s o Home Of Those Famous French Fries l a A minute that Aarv’i t U . ’theNasie ‘font ‘heard t. 207 W. Second St. If your non Ih onu of those who Is ’’on the tlrnn’j list" or outright firm! from college at this ncn.ion of the yeur, it may not bt* his own fault, nuys William Lytton Payne, In the current Itoturlun magazine,.'It niuy be Just as much the fault of the parents dr the school which sent him to college. Take a look at thrf clrcumatancea mid ihhik baseball. From the t in t n sw in Spring until well after thu sleat them over, before blaming tho bdy—or girl. first frost In Autumn he devoted The author, himself nn Instructor who .has some 500 himself to what has, with no If you wsat to rent or sell conferences A year with freshmen, fjndg that ‘the usual little lack o f humor, been termed a home pal ■ classified id in TIM ' Hanford IDraUl's annual student conies III prepared foi* college, not necessarily In tho great American sport. Soon hit Hill M i him apart frost Tourist Edition that will be pubhls lessons, but in his concepts. Movie.i haVc given him a players hit own ago and he was lloked UiD coating Monday.. Bring false Idea of college life, nnd the freodom Allowed mfnleudn allowed to shag flies w tth 'tM o r phono your od In by SiOO ilm as to hls duties. Thttt’s hls fault.' BUI 'Ido .hinny Stu­ P.* M. tomorrow. (Adv.) dents don't want the courses thelf families "Select for It wsa In Bt. Cyril High School | them, or should have a vhance to determine for th/>niselv«s that yuung nirTvir* InUraot tho lines they wish to follow, broadened. There. In addition to No, freedom o f the press doe* not glvq you sny right u »-stirs copies o f' our spec 1 •Monday. ' Machines Repaired — Expert Welding M CO BI( f* Own AmorlCk^ UulfUert “3 ^ t » J 5 2 S i i i l l fo , r y qgArnnrW’g mMtmUS' f H IIM H U l �; ' * " d : \T* ‘A •• .? ‘«k ' ■ ■ ■■- ’ ” - 5 ----------- • +VRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 194J S o c ia l A n d P ersonal Activities Dependable Class Holds Meeting Mr«. IV II. bn «ior;. frw ly flw ln l prf/iilm t of '.hr Depend­ SUNDAY th*» Mcthmlist The Towiheml CluS of the able Class of 5th Congressional District will Church, prrsHlnl over thr buabold their reguisr monthly con- i inc*» »**»ton »t »he meeting fe rente meeting in the Court Monday nifht of the rlan* which House at 2:30 P M The public was held at the lionv* of Mrs, as well as all members are in­ Herman Middleton on Geneva Avenue with Mr*. learning and vited to attend. Mra. M. !». TiUis a* co-hostess, . MONDAY e*. • The Dw A. R. will sponsor tho The 2.1rd Psalm was road as R*d CroM »rwing session in the tho devotional, followed by tho W om in'i Club in the morning Lord's .prayer. Yearly reporta with Mrs. C. R. Daw.on ;n wore given and th.» following chare*. committee chairmen were ap­ The Truth Seekers Cla«. of the pointed by the president. | Methodist Church will meet nt Courtesy, Mrs. W. T. Woolley; the home of Mra. W J Daynl, finance. Mrs. Herman Middleton. 610 West First Street. with Mrs O. K. Goff and Mrs. Paul Mrs. John Vaughn, Mr. W K. Johnson; entertainment, Mrs. Wells, Mra. W C llekle and Bert Chapman and Mrs. J. M. Mrs. J. D. Jiukma as co-hostrSA- Leonard; devotional, Mr*. A. K. k« Shoemaker and \fe«. Nancy * The Y. W A r f th»* First IUj»- Brock; and welfare. Mrs. I). I/. tlat Church will meet :»t th«- Smith. Mrs Shoemake*- anti Mrs. home of Mrs W R Fort on Konroe Taylor. Mrs. K. V Prke Wejit Nineteenth S i n d at 7 :ttl was appointed as reporter. P. M C a rd s were distribute I to he signed for 'he church loyalty TTKsDAY covenant ami the meeting ndThe U. I). C with Mrs Holly in charge will sponsor the » journed Puring the social period the Red Croat sewing session in the hostesses served n fmhnirnt* to morning. the following: 3I11KSDAT Mrs |( A. Appleby, Mr*. J. ) The W nman’, (Tub, under th-- P Callahan. Mrs. Pnul Johnson, direction of Mr, Roy Tilli,. will Mrs K A. I»nd inberg Mra. have charge nf the .owing V I. Smith, Mrs R. L. Knight, alon for the Red f r o . . in Ihe Mrs Ned Smith. Mrs A K. Shoe­ morning. maker. Mrs. W. T. Wolley. Mr*. Bessie Knight, Mrs. Nanry Brock, Mrs p p Smith. Mrs. Kd Ward. Mrs J. M. l,ronard, Mrs. Ger­ trude Page and Mra. Brrt Chap­ man. e r son a Is Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition .1 I* " «nt to rrn t or *#ll §*I**•1 • k *| r 9 i| it* hr | • •n m n ii*« fl'tK) ( A d * .) Up * (fssflBaH Fraa Fat* Oat) Shop, Angel's Fat Shark. M«c*t Mr. and Mrs. W C. Ilill are Flcctric Srrvicc. Stanley-Rogeri receiving congratulation, upon Hardware C«».# Hanson'* Shoo Mr, John Curtis Coleman their twenty-fifth wedding anni­ Shop. versary which they celebrated W T Whitehead. Hofmann yeaterday. Flectric Service, Poke's Place. City Drug Co., luiney Pry ('lean­ Mr and Mr, W G. Sheldon ing A laundry. Seminole Coun­ had a, their dinner gue,ta la,t ty Credit Association night, Mr,. Margaret llarne, and Stone Pre-School Nursery, Lieut. T W Armstrong of the Clark Variety hicniN hrrr will hi* li»H»ri*at«'I Works, Nipper Orlando Army Air Base of Sign Shop. Sanford Bowling in li'nrftmit of thi* miiri Center. Meisch Realty C o, and M i- Joy R fft f. ilnughUr of I»Mr. anti Mrs. II C Hullo,e I p' " " n an.I Mr- T O Rfmi* «»f lh*l.aml, left ye.terday for Birmingham I s , minol, n„h ecn e. Realty to John t'urtia ('olrnian o f San and Centerville Ala . where Trust r „ Seminole County U u n- fTil. Sunday niorninir. Ovt h try. fr»-U »*rti»in they will visit With relative, for ,, s«nfor.l Fish A Urocery Co.. Th«- -impl% aiiiKlr rin*{ t«*r»*m»»t»v wav t>* mmplifx pol«*mnttt*if in th«* Biij -hoir ' InMru.l ,«f tho * mon,h Frank F.v.n., Stine Machine A Suj ply Co., Bapti-t Chiirch of Tamp.i with wh»*r»* tho I'mp Mr,. J K Spurting ha, a, Roumillat th* relie f A Anderson. Pialer thr Rt*v t F. Rt>if«*r’« offniHtinK 1 her house guests her brother, J. Dry Clesners. I»r J I.. Ingram. Fh«' hrtilo'a uiatvr, Mr » \rimlii |*oMt to tin- ••th•• W. H am , and hi, diughter, Mra. M a ffe tf, Anlo Service, Roberts’ Hi mow Mtlrruii'il h»*r n« m.t'ron «»T iiiirnt I'-nr \ u A. C. Davia. ami her small ion, Oroeery. Harry’, LU)unr Store, e»f honor whili* thr h m li''- hr< * U*lii‘Vi*A a mini Malcolm, from Atlanta Ga. Evaleen", Beautv Shop, Spencer lh» r m litw a r r x fil a* Im ,l man |Im ahow n w l m |tri«|o *a *le 6*pinc that For Hit o u tfit, tn»* Hardin Dairy, Walter L. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs Rauler- Sanford Cash Feed Store. S. II. chi»M> a Pinart Iijfht wi-i|*t * wool I o f hi- -hift I h* w*•Id «on ami daughter, Lynn, plan to English (iulf Service Station. amt in |m%hife*r hlup. •” «! ‘ large j duty w<»nl.| .•nI\ h.i\ ill lei 'the now *.» ■" I return to their home in Okee­ Roy Britt', Cull Service Station, nf f.thr.far** hat *it'i chobee Sunday after spending the Moran', Market, Maswell Stewart vi'il Shi* caf rivd l»l.«* W •ww«»r I “ past week with Mr, Raulerson* and Seminole County ir- llrr iiir-Nfi' wan of I ra I parents. Mr. anl Mr*. W B, TravrUr'a Home. Sanford Boat dunn* r«»*«* Hilda. I»mH\*« Hr«*»th i s .i».. Zachry. 'of! ' WorkR, Sanford Klrrtric Con- h’M frrn Tho yiiiinr trading Cn. A. I’ Ciinnrll* L inmiodiatrly itft«*r th* m**HMiiv I C lu b son,, w »nd Aiiomic c..a ,t Hu \t u« mi on a tuiof wodding ti i* Line Railroad. \|l* I •iloillHtl aftolldoil hllfH | Sanford Super Store. Stoke's Fish Market. Florida I'owrr and M hn*i| in J f lo k « n n \lilt* a n d w n i'l*-rl* h a ppy H iim m A T ir i id h . <! **i| I a *• t ) m t f r o m Sta*t. Light Co.. Triple "S " Groceteria, The Little Theater committee I reported at the social meeting of Sanford flouilney, C. M. Ilsnd, Aon rnivorwily whoto who un Mr*. D A l aldwrll the Junior Woman', Club which O. P. Herndon. Jim. D. Jlnklns, |ir»ti!ii|iont in joinnuli-th * irvli*« Alice Means Andes W. I-swton. R. M '•Boh'* Sin* -orvoil it oditm .in ilnof i f Hutton, with which In him wai held In the Woman', Club on drraar, arc badly r rr d rj by the Wednesday evening that organi­ Moye, Geo. A. Speer. -Ir. R- W. th. Strtwoniitn, hor io IIoeo main Cily Ice A Fuel Co., lino, and now a.oditnr nf tho Red Cross sewing mom, which sation plan, are nraring comple­ Ware, are maintained In ‘ ho Woman', tion and the first meeting will Palma A Pines Dining Room end Stotnon Ro.|mttrr. oampii- n o w -p Sinclair Refining Co. {‘ti Sho wn- nIni |iro«i«lont of Club on Oak Avenue, it wu. he held In November. Crown Paper Co, Erickson th*- rnivortitv Pro-g t’luti, him. I»i.*l announced thi, morning ly Mr*. Following a short b uines, A n derson • R. Daw«on. production chair­ meeting the remainder of the Funeral Home, Altman Chevrolet ni *i v iniirnaliam fratornity. and n ffman nf the Seminole County evening was spent in playing Co., Caldwell'* Grocery A Meol w.ie ai'tivo m «nnal affairg -p i \ |\\.... / > f'hapter of Ihe R?d Crmi. bridge, with high ,core prise be­ Market II. II. I'npe Co. Ine., in tr ;i- vho pr«*«iilont nf Alphn I Ihr Sewing » e „lc n , nre held each ing won hy Mrs. J. J. West, Bauer Radio A Electric Service, poxlnma. htrjfoat wnmona' - ih-imI I l*li* Funeral Dlreeloi I weekday with the exception of Jr. Screen., prise was awarded Beacon Dairies, Wiebnldl Studio, oiirnni/itlion on thi* riiinpiiThe T eiss Co., Seaboard Oil Co., Nfi ( olomitn |a th** mill nf 'll rri»li Wednesdays and Saturday, In the to Mrs. Malcolm MacNeill. « 706 C. 2nd Hu Kl —l and Mr* N'oal ( ’oloman. Flntal 11< Woman', Club and all interested ITvnne IM At the conclusion of the ilansell Inn, Mrs F. E. Bols. I..I Forrest Hatchet's Grocery, lli-itfhtt. a pioneer Florida fain. 1 ‘vJ'" person* in Sanford and the »ur- games refreshments were served • munding county iro invited to by Mrs. W. Dietrich and Mrs. Hotel Msyfsir. Georg* Decteh, ilv lie w.6-* Imm in tirlafidn hut III Shop. lYogrrsatve no veil tn Sanford at an eaily lltr.l participate in thi, work. W. E. Dodson, hostesses for the City Shoe In Press, Ralhliornr-Hsir A Itidg* Htfi and irmdimted front Semin- - . 1.1 The local women are now mnk party. ing 120 girl,- woolen ilrraie,, I’ resent wera: Mrs. Broughton wsy Co.. The Yowell Co.. Touch nli- llurh Srhmtl where he wat l ton Drug Co. Armitage Csbln pi 'ininont in alhlrtit*** lie ia nmv in addition _ to other articles. Watkins. Mm. Bill Tvre. Mis. Si • I Longwood womri) have rrlutnril J. C. Higgins, Mrs. EaH Kirg, Court, Rolert I. Cos, Rltx Thea­ B-mfiated In Huainoaa with the Chamber of Commerce. P.»rrt-h M"»ni Pnniptny of I;• W IB women's woolen dresses that Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. J.hn ter, they have mado and Oviedo * o - Lee, Mrs. Herbert Moses, Mrs. Valdes Hotel Elton J. Mough ►onvllle, where tin* young couple jmen are now making 35 pairs John Tatum, Mra. Charles Ward, ton, Peiillanu, Gray A Moore, will make their home. Co., Neill of children's part wool t-impcr*. Mr*. G. II. Putnam. Mra. J. M Ranfnrd Furniture Slavla women are making 12 Btlneclpher. Mr*. K. J. Nelson. Bottling Co., F. I). Scott's Stand women's woolen dresses, and hut* Jr.. Mm. II. R. Odbsm. Jr., Mra. v v% , t Bm tons for trimming purposes nre John Miller, Mrs. Malcolm Mac A Supply Yard, h. L IlouahoWr*. needed for all of these articles'. Neill. Mra. rnwall. Mrs. .1. J. HollywocMl Shops, and W. J. Kini: All kinds of belt buckles are West, Jr., an4 Mtsa Carolyn Plumber. W. F.. Kirchhoff. Jr.; Evn B>-« alto needed, it was stal-d. Mr- I VV Haiiit'l, piewident -»f Cogburn. » Beauty Shop, 8. 0. Sldnholccr,, V ’ ' a' ‘ V t Mrs. Dawson ha, eipressed mill Legion \uxili.»r\, J B. l~ Perkin*, Homer', H<xJ» I >hU ............. Htinmiiieed that i her appreciation tr Ihi local w o. It’s always Rood and bet­ men and also to thr women in Shop, The Tsvern. Mr*. A . I* hearsaU are Heing held tveiv Zsch* ry, C*l*ry City Printing Saturday morning fmm • 1,0 Ihe rounty towns for their c o ­ ter, too Co.. Wight Grocery Co.. Htrick o'clock until 11 00 o'clock m the Far It la freshly prepared operation in this project. lami Motors, Ssnfonl Orlsmlo taCgion Hut for the *'M lilt lit) I'a* Joat for you Blthop John f). Wing will of Kennel Club, Pippin Gardens, U e gc*nt" which Will br »tage.| in If you west te rent sr sell flclata at Urn survtees at Christ M. Ranriollom. HUI Hardware Doer mher a hem*, put a classified ad ha Sandwiches & Everything The Sanford Herald's annual Church on 8unday, Oct. 26 at 3:30 Co.. McLaulln Jeweler, Bill'All children br*wrrn the .ig*a Ker. Package Store, Eddie's Rcstau of aix and twelvr ye.ira nre in. Tourist Edition that win be pub­ o'clock In tha afternoon Highway South Of PAIRS COTTON rant, Roy llollsr. Hockey'* Tin viteil to take part In the pa. Martin J. Dram, rector, male thi lished this earning Monday. Bring Araiitace Cabin Court your ad in by 4i66 announcement that any person i Shop. J. C. HuUhUoj Co.. J er i — , Tht. ,M>y, are taught t’» tomorrow. (AdeJ desiring confirmation can receive ine Studloa, N«l»on k A Co., Co., Mar­ , *,r ! drill and the girla receive *igi»t 'Stanko'i Grocery, loke week* of instruction in mllitarv that aaciwtncnt during tit's ter tin vie*. Chsrm Fruit Co., smi A. Huda, (, , nrin|fi free nf charge. A At the service last Sunday A Son*. I small * •■ charge • t. msile for the .osJack KKsitell. BUley « S o ther* «ndi n special service of The World’i Newt Seen Through tume. however. _______ dedication o f a hand so mu brass vice Station, Oviedo Drag Ftorv. Seminole Tire ShM. Howard Prayer Book aland and Prayer he h ristian cience onitor Double tied Six*- To.-o If you want to rent ur sell Books for tha AJtar given by Mn. Long Plumbing, H. ■ - Papworth. Si hosir put a classified sd In Am ImlrrmmUomJ DtUy N t v t )* )t t Value in Dmililr Tin, l. City- of Sanford, Millard H and M m..George H. BridgeJr. rho Hsnford Herald’s annual PeMiM h THI rHIWTIt.y KUNCI rVIUMUN’O IOCICTY ' Blanket., .Stork I'p .V .o Smith, Lane/* Drag Htore, Flo­ aa a thank offering. . One, Kerny lirssr. (eMsa. Ih a a ta a u rida State Bank, J. R. Su-wsrt. Tourist Milton Hist will be pubLongwood Civic League * t* Truthfal—Coeeuwtiee—UaMaeed—Free from il.wserlaaslUshrd thU coming Monday. Bring making preparation* for enter Florist. W. Atle# Burpee C o . hm — Bdheelale Am Timaiy and Inssrwcslse. and Its Dally nr phone your mi In by 61OO talnment o f tha Pail nesting ol McCrory’i. Randall Klectric C - . P, M. tomorrow. Features, Together with the Weekly Magssane Sirriew, Make (Adv.) Western Union. Vemay Crate Bemlnol* County o f Women’* 4 t Monitee an Ideal Newspaper fa* tlm Hams, M. Dlngfeldrr. | CI.O.SK Ol T Club# to be held at tha Lltrary Co., C. I- A • Pries 612.00 Yearly, ee 61JM a Mmuh. Henry A- Rusaell 8*ad ‘ Co., on Thuraday, Nat. a 1 Saturday lame, including Meg*r(*« SettMn. *2.60 a Year. There wag a ipecial meeting Haynes OffW* Equipment Co.. Introductory Oder, 6 Issue* Z) Cant*. of member* an' Wadnaaday wb*n Sanford Stats Farmers' M ark.', Ohtainabla dll n*w window dig paries were mad* K. W. Fruit Co., Amarlran Fruit 1 Brnkrn Lot. of (lot 111 IIIGrowers, Kilgore Bead Co., Sem­ and hung. Christian Sclcncg Reading Room 1 Her Thi* Value' inole Feed C o, Campbell s 8. Glsnn Paynesenior at Station 800 E a at. Hacond 8treat— Sapford, Florida University, ipent tha -week-end rarity Teed C o, sod Chaio * 1 r with hla parents, Mr. and Mr*. Co. IS NOW SERVING Tuxedo Food A 8 uppiy U R. Pwyne. ................. ... I I 6 > I ...................................... Member* attending the Sanfonl Standard Orowera Aa*n, Title BOYS' Woman’s Club party on Tuesday Guaranty A Abstract Co., Monk were new mambire, Mias Mary Bemyitt's BUllard Parlor, G. U. Robertson and Mr*. John Wadk Stuart Paint A O kas C o, U nit- 1 Populai' Coat Style With Stole worth- Ala* Mr*. J. Haary M*n •d Lumbar C o, J. C. I^nney! C o , Coleman's Offle# Equip-1 irk. Fastener. Ultra H to lit. meat C o, and Bomlnola Dry Tho Woman’* Auxiliary Christ Church bald tha Oct .Ur Cleaner*.__________________ moating at tho homo o f Mr*. Mil Ott U tha National Lea Know Iton gad Mias Bortock on IIHOWN CANVAS Thumd»y afternoon. Plana- were gut's loading aB-tlmo ereconl outlined far tho coming church maker ‘ native wrelca. Every Curb Harriet Mtlvln bit* ami year. Refreshment* wum aened _ _ be racohres by the hostesses. French Art. nt Iakeahore i Heavy Re-lnfnrced Toe Mr. and Mrs. W ithin, o f Gr»*r sate'a now Ufa Umo w a r d ajar Bird. Hanfold, FU. Soles. Sltrs 3 tn til 8. G barn boon spending sever* to ploy IM games In • dtffe................ mna on Crete- ent Red Cross Asks For Donation Of Huttons %*m • liHiiii' put j ilisslflrd ad in 11*. 'II.I.T-J Herald'* annual I nii 1 •■I I ilithin that * ill br ptfh. 1*1 *1 H u . * u n i int? M o n d a y . B r in g WASHINGTON — Florida an ml • Mid Thur-.Uv •! housing h i ! V. i if $R50.0Oll r«v;«»» t' tral y lei i«l.a » for rmivini. •* •! Tin- niunt'* • not giv i n f • matrd » "u |would |»r*'\ id* t I ral hoirr* Th»* auih.'i *\ Icountu-* of « 11 . Hr**. II ighl.iiislLak*- Manat. . O km hohi’i', fi'^r Palm llrarh l***lk a*ot* and SuniVa If * n* i*:lid »)*•• t he f*»r the hi u»i l make f«>rnii»l .11 ) loan contra, t e*o ter fit of thi . >•* dwellings MU. Mildred Ratliff and Mita •t Stetson University in DeLand, were recently pledged into Alpha Deksioma. campus social group. The two students were pinned with the «orority colors at a ban. quet which was given in honor of .31 girls tapped by the organiuu tion. Mr* Harold MrKahee of Cairo, Miss Ratliff is the daughter o f Ga. la the guest o» A t. and Mr*. ^> ti> Thomas ........ . ................... Mri -fi>i and ^ Mrs. Ratliff ami W B Zachry at their home on j M i.,"strange i. the daughter"of Magnolia Avrnur. Mr. and Mr, J. A. Strange. Mr. ami Mr,. Howard LeGettf ami Mr,. Jam*, II Crapps ar­ rived yeaterday to *i«it with Mr. and Mr,. W. (*. Hill and Mr,. Lola IcO fttc If Housing Funds Nre ] Available In Stale Two Sanford Girls Initiated To Group Ttiepbosa 148 Father Strange, sophomore ro-edf MR& LOURING BEAL, Society Editor *Soc.ial Calendar PAGE THREE THE SANTORD JURALD, SANFORD, FLORID/ ! ituw t Miss Joy Reese And John Coleman Marry Hartman Has Idea To Soften Guard Duty W.itk with tltc r.nc of youth tin* " ItM'lh" of faihion prrf.% non' Wear N A T U R A L 1’O N ' I Itrar famout "»tvle.tfklt" -lt«*r% n«*«a*? »ei m l hy a -iit^lr line, their «uper com ­ fort teafurea . . are'btm plv heautitul • r fall! N r w rit leather* and colon ! Walking or klre*4 t\pe«' A A A A to E. Junior Womans Has Social Meeting Griffith While Looking Around For A Place To Dine Try the Food at the yJ IV E Y ’S 8uth.n, iim i.ui«*rr Military Pageant Rehearsals Regin Palms&Pines LONGWOOD T C S ' C U R T A IN S 1-00 1.00 pr. SHOFil 1■ Today and Saturday {•••IN IK WWI. _ f Chirlas • I"I • nf* t :»*• ItIlf He* v,Mi'll if | In-, |,*i\v |*| j,-,* it * im .in*| K» ru. (IIILimLNK' 1.00 r ......... OXFORDS llrown-. anil llliok- Six,-, Mturily I'on.tiiirtlon. J.49 k' j to 3. c o itm iito Y SWEATERS SHOES 1* •» *“ • k t » *| I*.tu OVERALLS lllu**, l i r c r n , Culuia. llruwu .m«| Wint* J (•» H. FAST COLOR PRINTS ^ Your rIf <iml Sdvr. * I HUGGLES " IrEllti DREW T m J. a*STMrs. Barry Phlppr Tampa haws spent asm* lima at thair horn* hurt da - Greenwood CRT_ AIRPORT Oct. 86 —(A’l •TU •raday the civil laiatggUoa had I fa r tho con. Florida, P*w airport •! that it would >e part of thb iatm*min t pro. be H* be bp Mai ad n *vi # r * ‘v a t -art r>ti - • gPUP . " 'N « ' RESTAURANT * Cuban Sand­ wiches * Mex Hot Dog * Cold Draught Beer i; i | IT . h d BLANKETS M THE CHATEAU INN ' HI \ . M , j k . P r A iV tVATY^f 4* i ATTENTION FOLKS! Jack la back from Brofiway wlU» (ha latent *• ♦: * Sleeve*................... , ALL WOOL BLANKETS JACKETS H o lly w o o d i l a n INN PACKAGE GOODS PRICES DRINKS AT L A E * MONROE LOCATED ON fE A '* Ilig (buililp llctl Si*«* HOiln.V. Wmii( it! Colon*. , |Fast Color* in Long and Short UOYH* WOOI. “PANORAM JACK'S DEW DROP SPREADS SHIRTS EVERY NIGHT 18 NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKHi 8 m afl U m B roa d w a y t o d v fc ii i b o fo r o y o « r aye*. COTTON CltlNKI.K IlOYH* SCHOOL , All Wool For Warmth amt Hard l Wear. BUe* a to 18. iA Boys Dungarees............ 79c 5-Yesr M"th Proofed. Bright Solid Colors. Siie 12*81". Havel Costume Cambric yd. \2l/xc �•A FRIDAY. OCTOnER 24. 1941 * TOT SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Hrioji sm Pictures ;r ■- * Bing Crosby Albert Ulrich rn* t his death when the motor of the above plane went dead while ha was flying over the 3 Jersey mar-'hlnrids nt Kant Buthcrford. Ulrich was on a routine training flight with Victor Johnson, f m nd and fa llow flying iri|truitor. ms u passenger. Johnson was severely injured. A "coat of afms" wtsklt of rotton crochet is tha selection of lovely Ann GUUs. New York model, to wear with blouses and jacket suits. It is worked In shades of brown, beige and white, with a solid color crochet band as border. m & s* Singing *lar B ing Cronliy arrives ut Nrw York alniartl th«* / / r u n /. • molting his inevitable pipe, nfter upending » vacation in South Aim-riru l!« was met a t th«• pier hy tha m issus, the Conner U ixi« I t h u s scutching rumors of a nft in their , m arriage. iSVt Officers and crew stand st attention on the flight deck as Secretary of the Navy Knox and official party inspect the 931.000,000 aircraft carrier llantit after commissioning at Hampton Koads, Va. Tha 20,0040 ton ship is manned by 2,000 men and 170 officers. Mrs. Lloyd D. LaFlear Floyd 11. Odium Testifying before the Senate commillet Investigating national de­ fense i< Floyd H. Odium, director of Ol'M'i contract distributing divi­ sion. lie told of recommending com­ munities for defense contracts be­ cause they face unemployment us high it* lit) per rent unless industry abut duwu by priorities U replaced. In her Philadelphia home, Mrti Lloyd D. LaFleur hopefully awaits word of the fate of her husband, a pharmacist's mate aboard tha de­ stroyer Kearny. Ha was one o f the eleven reported missing on tha ship torpedoed off Iceland. If yew p e n t -itn r.n l o r . Mil ■ home, gut a clawlflrd ad In Th. Hanford llcrald'a annual Tourist Kdlllon that wilt h# pub. Halted Ihla n . l l | Monday. Hrlng or phoc. jroar ad In by SiM I*. M. tomorrow, (Ad*.) Pictured as she awaited word of her husband is Mrs. Holgmr Schov, of Brooklyn, wife of the skipper of the American-owned freighter /ro/a Venture, which was torpedoed and ■unk off Iceland, whil, tn rout, bom RaUUnore toE n g U H Following an emergency abdomism/ operation, George M. CohAn, of, playwright, singer and actor, was reported resting comfortably in a NfW Y«rk hospital. “ Ha'll get over h tjdi tim e" bis doctor r.nort.d, up will Yt, 'cditfok^fi* som. Sonin ll.nlr, world's No. I figure skater, cuts tha caka at her party celebrating the flr.t annlrrraary o f tha New York ehow, “ It Happens on Ice,” of which .he la co-produeer. Looking on art Art WirU (left) ami (jus Kyticll, both of tha Center Theatre. - Twenty .w en pk»*n|(«r* and th* engineer of a Phllad.lphla-New York local were Injured whan tha Washtngtuu-Xew York Knibnuy Ktprrs«.craihed into tha .lower train at Rahway, N. J, Hera U a flaw of tha • wreckage. Tha expects continued IU trip to tha capital aftar picking up a new angina. Fireman anarch ruins af tha National Magnesium Co. plant In Newark, N. J. daatruyad by aa explosion, killing two. Tha plant manufactu nary. Naw daat toUcctor device was blamed * ■ tha bonding waa for tha army and Id w if. Roal. and thalr twmmoatha-old Fayatta County Jail at Vandalla. 111., W Imprisonment charge. U. U accrued > thalr farmhouse w k ta n n h . left th . �FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941 - _ ! U '*'*.l4f* L^W. ' *»lJ-- THE SANFORD-HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Gridiron. Banquet , Slated At Jax By Sigma DeItatCJii ter 'iim c s a h i i r o H * K t m m .K r o r m . n.«»Nin t. N o lle # le h e r e b y g iv e n Ih s t ! a w - a s s f o l la b u s in e s s at nr PAIJLINK V IMI L Plaint ft V** ' la n d .. - S a n f .ir .l H i g h w a y , u n d e r | | l b s f ic t it io u s n a n it I t iib > , a n d | I.K Il'D I* PA1 le. l ‘#f#n.lant \«»ri« K th a t r r a te n d to r e g i s t e r r a id a s m e : p u r s u a n t to the te rm s of t h e I s t a t i : «»r k u .i : ii » v r«* i* a i la 2 **% v v h # a tn « " F l r t l t l n u * N am e s t a t u t e t (Ths p ■ I . K »;••> . GAINJ.SV1I LE OcL 24l-<SpafUI)—The annual Gridiron Ban­ quet, which »ugge«t» football but haa no rormartinn with it. gieen by Sigma Delta Chi. hnnorar) Jourruliam fraternity, will h< presented at the G-orge Wash Ington Hotel. Jackicnville. or. •th* evening of th** Florida.Geor gta football fame, 'Nov 8. Char lea' Brtrfy, Orlando, preaident ol the University of Florida chaptr announced today. T r a d it io n a l g e t-to g e th -r fo atate n e w sp a p e rm e n , p o lit ic la n a and U n iv e r s it y J o u r it a lla m a tu d e n t a , t h e S ig m a D e lt a C h i e v e n t i* p a t t e r n e d a fte r th e g iirt lr w i banquet g iv e n a n n u a ll y b y th e N a t io n a l Peeve C lu b in W a a h . in g t o n , D . C . F e a t u r e d o n th e p r o g [ a jn w ill he In t e r p r e t a t iv e a k lta b y m e m b e ra of th e s tu d e n t ch ap te r w h ic h w i l l a a t i r n e r u r r i m t a t a t . a n d n a t i t n a l p o l it ic a l e v e n t a a n d o t h e r t i m e l y t o p ic s . S h o r t , " o f f . th a -re c o rd " t a lk a a)*o w ilt be m a d e b y le a d in g p o l it ic a l f ig u r e s w h o a t t e n d 1h « b a n q u et. O v e r I fid g tte a ta a t t e n d e d la a i y e a r ' s S ig m a D e lt a C h i b a n q u e t in J a c k s o n v i l l e a n d v ie w e d th e a k tta a n d h e a r d s h o r t s p e e c h e s by S e n a U r C la u d e P ep p er, Com p t m l l e r J . M . L *< L' a s w e ll as- a e r . e ra l o th e r w e ll - k n m m F lo r i d a p o lit ic ia n s w ho w e r e in v it e d to th e e v e n t . ■ o n FR S’ PoM p • ;#tw «*irrtait •’••urt srtnin. -r * >*uot v , F lo r id * Oct. 3-10-17-11, 1911 t*>fflela I Swal) • • •» T* l# r .|e*f-• n .ls .i *•-!*.» s*ti t h * 1 : t h .| ■ • ?*• » I l ake ,r v . ' - ' « h l » tie- O ld L E G A L N O T IC E S a r * T » : <»r r i .o m i i s . RtAVtN H WTHUU*. I't.iint Hf , ■ | VH - t.I.VV MAK K.'IH-l-t Helen.lain ) IN T ill! NAMk OK T ill stilt \ e.ll a r e lie- re leg \...ir v%i*is. •a| e-• » | I'pe.ar a n. e In f t la a 'd of f te e Of tt.e can ** »n th I Te Is of aid 0 Itie f I d *V to r t •n.l I.. »l.#|e t •I i Men d-f-ti-e* a f t e r I le of N.h\eli.l-e . |.|o ;.e r t h .le - f i l e d th a In >* |t| be 4. t.l I • th.- h lg tieM t.lkld r .»t II. • • lift ho.i*aa d »r -n I lie ll r a i \|..».d «\ in he m o at . aii * •»# .. |.»r 1*11 a l . n f t »« It.# 3rd t i t , 4»f N.ke-1,1 .1 lif t I* .»• I •*. • I d Ik . f M a lo ti'. 1*41 • • I* M* F N I •* »*C I ..I • l I v rltt Ia>•I • 4 n u .if V I la.flat % i *. t in i ; I i* 4 i I • »t 11 t i l Se a * I Ilf- KU'HIDA; 111 l.l'i'Y MO- f.'IO .t-M 1 . I•e.| II rein l V •* I* \i>U a r# h t r r l o of*l» re ,| to : l- j •f M I I a .1- #r#e a l l n o t .1 i. p*ar to th* PHI of i*«>fiipUPil Tied fpie. as.llfe herein on *»r Itafnr# November Tn.l • la | I- I • •' * T h * Sanf | 9 ll . a ru t* d ay of •*»*• ' 1 11ex%-I* alter III «»tl.#rwl*e ,» I'»" »-nf*Aw.' d#*lgnais.| I. a ll lee .. ll w h l- li tt..w will th* e n te re d agalli-t ' •••» »• r fo u r *•••!» I'wfieet M ii't . It la al»o .nlered ttn-t II*!* ••% ■ aw C l.t I V e W < • I (Ira.b# |iuhll*h#*| id'* e .» t o d f *r • W it n#w* • • » a» | ..f i * p 1| *rn .V i n e »a t»e|el.v t i ' • th a t l a , four rona*#nth# *e#w* in !*»'# * n . I*- • "la I L • • aid t ..u r t an** m ill e l.g pja..| I I I t.. «a l l I e|efk HANVOHI* •HKHAlel*. .» n.-**-paper * lio ii . * . . • ..f th la 1 d»> I h - n fft . ... \ k # at I ' I e r l ) I t f id g* la n 'ii'it , pabMwh#d in Hamlrml# •*o.i*i»t Flo «.f Vh'|»»l>r I • l • 11 F lo r id a n a .le . ih * ft. t i n *.a n in i# i rlAa« thla 1 day «»f iVt«»l»ei *••I • • I It FIINI hIN Sanf.o.l lto.11 ITorga in I that I . O. I* lli:i«Nl»"N • i|S a*»r - ‘ t «*niir1. ln t e n -1 1»* lrrf.« le-r SI. 1*4141# pur Fl#rk Clrrutt «*oii t •.mi. lu \ \l V. Eft IkK 4 U41.1 I.e 1lia- I #1 III * f ll* r l. Cfiuaty ^ l»e|iu»h • ‘|r r k f itl**nNreme -• . i *h ap t# r U> A V \\ ;»«■*. ; r r iiv n I* >'.\ \ \ N a * * --f F h . r i . l 1 w it h |te# li n in '. v i, k . Ile o r g la . r t » l f A I I K H K H K I I Y \ i i T H ! l l» glial r*quir#4| to at* ear t • •i t a in 11ft*I ••f c o m p la in t t «• • . »•* IIA/.KIe ATKINHIIN. u g . i n - t v. u In i l l * t ’ l r c u l i t 'o u r t of -- mi.mlr ('m in t y . F lo r i d * , on o r l. * f . o * •».* Jfil day of Nof ember. A i #> T . l NO KICK A11 ••r i • • O r la n d o i tOfftclnL S*^ll l ‘f ilf if I f f r t t li . le-rk t j ••Ie if ffi# f r l . nM i . u rt ..f Seni>I ■ lin t \ ) l.et '.I « Jt'IIN I. llltl'Ml.FY Owner Sept •* l a11 NOTH f: o r (ITI II %TlON F«»H T it IIEKII NtiTHTC • it tpTFit i;r»7 4*f r»*'» N**tlr* l* hereby rl«m that I Ni»TI*». H II KMKit V ‘ JIVES •m en«<4g#.| in l.unuea- at g.in •fh,»l *1 • |l n> I .llff e h o ld e r ••( font, Fl.rhlJ In 4|te t'ounty i.* |« f .II.w ..i '! .4 4Vri.ll. »te No He m l no | r at i# t I 'r le f k \ ** II • j • •i. |. d l|i. -e.| .1 | v •■! \«4gU*t •1e r th e f I••t ; ( lo o a HAII.v* N e ill* \ |l fall . e f.le-.f a.n* III IN* Mot t Int, g F o and t h a t I in ..ff .#• M.d I * 4*. % ,pli.at»«»» 1* 1*1 to rag l -te r 4 * 1 | I. -mi • |* n r f. r • t'k deed ti% ha- I*# l-d Ihef- • t u n t to il ic H n n * >f <ft-- 7 r ... - s e ll . * | **t .9»» • •• t 4 i r e - t o * f.,|l..k i Inu i|. -. r ll.e il |' * 'n th- I .H ii ili of SriuM lol**. st.*t** * f I-*I.*roti*. •*• k*'H I ..« _• mi-, ii 9 tr i the I* wn *.f SMIlf **• I T h * uaaitieh l o f t il* -•» nl |-r* p * r t y Il'M ler thId *-e»t ll* *te 4-<Mle.| Nil*. Ill th e tl.| III# •f I “ t lllo u # N.IUI*M .il.it t f li.ip t r t | 2n *M | **r- ..f F lo M u t N t lh the 4*l#rk of th*- • I n u it four | o l H #m itiol# f o u n l y . F l o r n l i V(II RI-: INN II I I) I'M (•! GRAN OPENING I tl| T h t* I a*I V« ''» ! SA TU R DAY NIGHT. OC r. * i! .Make -Your Plan-- Now Tin- Srastm’s ( I \, \ Beautifui Dancers > Talented Singers ) Speciality Teams l t i ' - i r t i i im iih \|I|Ml I Mil'll \ N |U i •m K • M l I «»t S i . I I’ roscnliiitf! Nightly! X Bi^ - New Floor Shows — w 11 h — K(lclu,’*« l,'lnmini:o ( ’lull Orrhcslra ii ml F rill iiriiii; HAY 1*01,1. M il) AT THE - o l o Vu \ F F. Vl.'KEF Hanfoi.t. Florida | **» 1 l« 17 31 |9||, Hc|.| Not'** |a hereby glke.1 t llNI If. ki.okin 4ini engagr.l m liu*tnv»« «| Mar * WOltft »* M f l.n t e a h .II le kania Subdivision, nt H.itiford. Flo tha earn# l». Ing 11»* Nov**.»*.er r» dI ‘»n#l#m-a.| n .- c ir t l ln * to U*. tbepf»» nda und*r the llatltluu# na*H« Rlil* Day; In default whor*.if th# I»*r I v , | r - . ril.eet t h e r e in w ill h* »**ld Emerald a i.’ar-len* and 11. .« | #4»l.| i i n * * W ill p ro c e e d | \ p 4 - lr to t h * h 'ffl.* * t M t lt l- r at t h * n u l l ten d to r e g la i# f m >.I in* in# |> agalnm you hour* d o o r .ai Ilie flr*t Mu'ilif I eiiant to ih* term* pf th ' I It*a , In *altl action agiiliml you. the the of Ni»v*«**b*r. Mil. j ililou* Nani# Htalul#'* •• •|.e.-r plaintiff a*k« for a dlyorce. ii...t Whichmonth »* the JmI day «*f Novern *#r. |2#*\i Iaiii- of Florida) with »# thla Ordar ba publl*h#i| f.#r the Flrrk **f th# Fin nit Four! .f nl# ■talutory Dm# re«yulr*«l by Iaiw. in l»4t#d »hl* 3rd dny nf fh-tnh*r. ft nol# fount* Florid* th* Hunfnrd Herald, n n*w»|»a|»er 1911 U F WIIITNEIt IH of ganeral clrulaHnn. published In t» p i i h n s i . ' » N Hepl. 29. 1911 Manford. K#mlnn|# t'ounty. Floral • Flerk Fir#ii11 I’ouri. H*m(n*»o U'lTNl^M MY HAND AND i*F4'a iu n tv. Fl*»rle|j% notife o r siir.Nirr'9 m i : riCTAte UKAL of Offlca .at ,S.i n 0 . 1 V | » - i ; 11, 1911 Ily virtue nf an ex*cuti- n I.. o»y •ford. Florida, thla ft day of Oct..- ( i d f l r l a l S#411 hand*. I4j»ue*l out of Hie I’li.ult b a r. A . U l 1911 •’oiirt in and fur Hemiuolr •'••mdk. i O P II KIlNDt >N. Florida. In the suit of Edwin II i o t k k o r Arrft.ftrATioN (?l*rk of tha t'lr+ult Four! lla-aley, Iryullng u* F)% •at 11 > i d , * F O K T i l D eed Ily: A. M WEEKS 4n*| H#ed Hiora, plaintiff. -ig.*io»9JFIIAPTEII 111*7 HF m i W. K. WINDERWEEDI.K NHTIFK |M IIKIIKIIY UIVEN , Attorney for Plaintiff That NVm A 4 Far«»l II I#»w* (Official Heal) holder of 19-lltha of Tag Farllfi.-ale V a ln a la lu — Tlrt fttaratrtau ml, leaned It'* *th day uf July IV Tim cin r r iT ro i mt of the No. >•« A Parti — PI«m li t A D. haa flleil aame in no WITTq , J lU tllll. FIMITIT IN of fir* lift'*, and haa mnd« application for a iga di**d to b* laaued there­ on. Said n r lllliili •mbra.e* tlo* f.-ilovk ing dcacrlhail |inu»rrlji »n . . th* Founly of Hamlnula. Hiata «f Florida, to-wit# laota (J. II 4 E 32 ft nf l#ot K lllock 39, Amended Plat “ f fryalal Luke Mhore* . v Tha a*aaaatnanl of ih* aald pro­ perty under tha aald *#fllflr*t* rcanal worLa aloag aatara'a Uaaa la halS>C U rvUava Jtm af coaj U#4i*«| waa la tha name of A E ,-ti^jlku. fiwaal caatalaa aaa af aatara'a aUa praaa )wiaa, and Mjohlom . thla combined with taataieea Mhiaral all bad |*ia d llO A M l *111 t*rile«* aald certificate ahall he re*Danied oraordlng to law. ih* ' thr*ybu comWUa»W-*WWe«4W r *4>»«a ‘ > i IwWailtaa*»l»laii property described therein will te -'■r.aaKR'ao' often feW fro* artlnary, harah laiativea. fuusal R, a**ld to the highest bidder at the CiuranHail *to*jn44 ta* 'AWphrUly aatMlad court house door on Ilia first Mon­ v-ilA cvaalta abtalnW lYahi rwaiCywy l n / | h t will rafaai yo«. day In tba month of November, ooaey. fmaal MaM be *•< «g tlJM riaS X aU i Mil. which le (he 3rd day uf * - • — «•* r r a v o n N * « * * * « t « . NWrtrnber. ltd. Doled thla 3rd day of October t- a * * * u*v«v ti|| - w a # k e w a *-^ .w a -v you I .it 1 .Sr**i#.| Lid 4 will b# rti'alvol b> th# Attorney Oanaral ul Ih* Stale i* •>f Florid* at lila ofllci In T»ll» ( O f f i c i a l .S e a l) htunpp until 12 «»'rlocli Noon. Mon- J F IlCKHOW. •lay. NovtinDr U, |»tl. fur print­ Orlajitlu. ing jut! binding ihr -Klorlla luiM. I t l f anil •lllatary -aml III- 1*1 TtiVO i 'l l l C P I T r o r t l T N IN T H vlwlon Not#* to Florida si at * ' J O l i r A L I H I I I T O F F I.O M IH % m i-, A* »uthorla#d by cliwwitr ea IN A I D F O R a F .H I N O l.i : t O l N • T r r t f n i i t i r K R i f m i , tv*a 71*». A r ia n f 1911. |*r V m e r f if # holder* niif itlildln ' ill I'eiMla llAXHla ATKINHON. PlAlnlirf VHnrol- •i»*clf leaf Ion# l.v »d»l •••*•*1.of IL ll ATKINHON. Defend.-.t Ihf nn«1tnii|ivr<l at ‘i*.illahii«»». III V O fl < M J tom WATHON O l i n r . l l 4 5111 N O T H | Attorney <l#n#r*l In TUK .NAM E <»F TIIH STATE Slatr nf Florida OF FldmiDA TO: ll. Ii ATKINSON, h!...## i.i . .* of r# n ld « n o p tr. ■ ■ -l*nmi* si . IIA V R 'H !.*•» •» Tyl#r m . .!# •. * *1.. | ’ >b.»fe i») S*minole« • f Florida, to wit ' lio n .-.a n tm rr i M ien rn*TiTin» a Ito.itl S|*rtfiir M.«r>lan<1 n.AHBC I AW VMil ;ife h» t# n- tift#.| lhat | T(l U »H»\| IT 3IA\ fnWRIlN t S,l,t f r -Os.-e- » hs. I.een t.r.-ught, s,,,,.., h„ . h, ,hlM , he saaln-t , in |h. . Ir. u t . ..urt in t whd4rmg„ml. pursuant In a | h imritiCN and f- r '»eimriole t •>unt\ Fl.'tl'la | call—t llrtitltau N a m * Staltila, ••»- , fvi lo. Mil In «*li.tn«er% 1»\ PanPne F Paul. i wit <*hapt#r 24411 law « of Flo *n.| *" • o * herein ..rde.1 and r# rula. loll, a Ml rrglatrr w.th Ih# i o t i t r o r w iiT K ir i « u .e .|t|lr*«l t • eefilrr *.*ur .|'peir4M.e «*l#rk i f th* t’lrratt « r>urt In ane| j WWfTR «M lir.lt Fll> UlYKV in *4lt| •ii • , »i \t r..l*k November . . . ......... . « i j rw. 1>t hoi* i*M«anty. Florida, upon Int pursuant t«« Final t>rrr-r is. I |..reu f.ll . dr , pnmt nf ........ o|. •#«*d#n*xf k» th# (’ircuit f ur» a.f e r e * §. e•• .w.t.fwww. ta ll It* # n t# f# d*" .thla h i . V..I1 .. ,the L . #.flct .i * ,1 .1.•ii— Nolle-* # new.u name. *#mlnr*le I’oant), KW*r<d t. in Hul a w «tn«» J | |t_ W| , , S t n ia n d .t S p r in g * Tr-.pla-^l l*#fl**n rau<# therein t**n.tifi# If" I' ^ * I i T I • i It • ' l l I i l . t l 1-1» | P a r k u n d e r th * n u n * Ih # m o la rwherein Vlr«t r#«|#rat **aying. | h * t th . . . ' 'e y q l.tia h e .l in alatietl i ■ v n ( « | r . | |-i t..|« ln # *a •»« »mi l*>aa A"-^t«iU.t of «r-m.n**le T i l K S \ \ 9*« » m • 111: It \1.1 • a n e w . > U m la o l* F o u n t y . F l o r i d a County. a mr^ortllitn under th# per |..| d n S#t*»in..l# 1 ‘u u n I y h# | * f t w in t# re # t# .| in a g l.l ta«r« of ih# I nlir.i r I \ . F ! o f t I.e r..f : t..ialr»#a* - n i e q o i a * .« «»tang em •| \m*rlm |a plaintiff and «| i( I f*"^. *-y»u* *# k• i r...r t t h * n*-l# r.'iihlk, a Florida e*»»r|o»rallot*. | a e tn te I *11 , r' #,l " D.| other a are |*s•#sf|i|ise>l h 1 w .a l * v P f I'aleel at orland.h, <lr.«ny* «'oiinty, h# un>l#r« «n#.1 «• *pe-. |.i| \|,. w Ir nr F:*r «la till* 2ml .la* of «nt..|e#i t .%I ,| « ltd -.lie* •* A I •#r w i l l within Ih- I-*,** hour# of *a1*1 • . t |» I wt I • —». f•»»-I ► '|*»r1.1,i ' f (al« nf) tlorwlgk the *.r,l , | , t ! t ill * \ d • V •- » -I - v \ 1 1 1911 H|«%N*:F Si:\IIN«‘l.r ••mXIPANY. •f Nnv#mh»r tail *f lh„ fr.,nl l — a .-or(MirmIon • » i i t: i i n in »n *"#>f "1 *h# rm.fl llutiae ofi • . i • n it • stiir I of ISKSI.I | •ii\ l* i..fl.lV II. 1 1 1/ . I’l’TI. i >VI'llSTH l!KT j ’***• r . m n t v W o r ld * ^ n f „ r ,| \ \i \\ i : F k s “ •nrida. off»r for wale- »»•! >p|| HeerelarT 'ha hl«h**t an.i ».w-t t i.t.twr f.,* \k » i: '•'•h th# fol|o«artny d* -. rlh*.| |..t ip • • ; i VOTH I lit' IITI II VT.IIV FOR S. H It . - I r I T . i. l if f or P«r**| of la rot .li.n.e ► r 1 1 .in tc it *amlnnl# ('mmtv ri »rl»1** „ it IIif ile-la I '*•dll ■»i a in i : ii i j . i j o p i.it iv riiu i ir . ul i. t n»- Ti.e: Ni i T I i K is *' ....... ’ - .-itM MVTII J. III. ■ai . IH. I IT «C, Tu,.i ii u t u nI i -I I I hK oHldYe r -o. f| V T- Vi l ftt't'ttr.l nr *>s j.I •* th,.fr. m s * isarr i4rrn a i hf aaa* f aea.eaaaaaa v. r»i»: i «»»«ii >\ ia > *»f r#ror««ea^ ,r p ,,f v , Vfflfoal# .Vo IJtl laeti >d t la* a**' (M l F4»H «IHIM)| 9. i ill 1TI • '*•4 1 of lu tv A I • | 4 > h;a . f»ta-*l *1 **f »h** Pnhhc Pa. | \ I II % \» Ml* e *-l ■*o># m m i a*ffl.-e a n .I h«4 .Sint*of ^#minol* r.iimti »•• I V I I 'W I 9 |atI !'/. VJ IN l*»U Felts a l'I't • lt)o»» f r a t.4% tie r I l a he rrt*. Plaintiff i**tiev| t..* ia o n H ii.l r *i ' i l . r i!« Haul wal* In be mad* !•» •Jtl*fy \ n ll.f H Cel |h e fo ll.t* k « lg ||* « .||h * - t th# i#rma of Raid de.-r## J \M»:s M l.»\\ I » * |>.-f.-nd •nt I aphr .'il Ml.SSKIl e it* m lit# 4 a. n fi• >- of n * m lW KEIII»KII -I ' m FUN (III (INI f! A* Sp#riat \l*#t*r . I n o l. S ljle F lo r i d a I.. «.t nil hi m til Ft ni it m i n l 1 7 - 1 9 ott M e llo n *;KO A SI'EKIl JH. T • » I (Ml -» VI 111 \\ i; |. h In 4*ar# I rt»e I••es«||,rr,| t,f s |•| I ru. ^.-hrt t»»r lo r Klalnllff. •f V l I • . . . . . . iH o n p . -l l>'‘t t ) u n d e r H i* • n ni a-er'Iftrg fA office 11..X I'd . t.Allott- Amelia | *•• Me.t w ,*w in »li* HA Ml c i. f M .aie I s* ‘I * i. «• \ i# i n | wi «t.e| l. • •••till. . ■V Til.: I IH. 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B ra d y s t a t e d . ‘ T i c k e t s tn a v he o b ta in e d in a d v a n c e fr o m O s c a r R s ld w in , S ig m a D e lt a C h i sec­ r e t a r y , a t- th e u a h r c r s lly . ----------------------------------------------------- T Y O II'L I, 1 « tl p NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME AT THE FLAMINGO ¥ 5 MIN IT U S FROM DOWNTOWN OK I.AND O— ON I III ( MI NI N IIK.IIW U i'ii ■i |U N I C .--C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP Fruit Juice Nature’s Aid For Constipation .in PRUNOL laxative L,la8sihed''Advertisements , - S" . KOR SALK . 3 alaaping porch, close .In. 211 . ' Laurel Ave. B ED R O O M - H O M E - S u f a r ii * i , -u . . ■ ■ ‘ ■ r~ H y a m s - m PART-TIME of ternatanorraphie work, exWrit* Box 123, San«. l D CURB girl— «. Apnly Sun>li y, neh Avc*. ea, $13.00 each; ( gooA N i™ Y W ; 1. haa Ur, >23.00; Many r V a aopliarcta, all Graan’a Fuel 0 acrota from Poat QUICK SALE CHI fHlttrtf. * ipfAt • FOR RENT Apt I^ U *uU» fumkhad. 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OCTOBER 24. 1941 nnoA —a - ™3L King Crosby Singing *tar Bing Crowliy arrives Albert IJlrlfrh m« t his ilrsth whrn th** motor of the above planr wrnt dead while he was flying over the New J*-r*ey mar--hlno'ld nt Fast Rutherford. Ulrich wan on a routine training flight with Victor Johnson, his It •ml la ft*I Mlu* flying inetr tutor, u* a passenger. Juhn»mi waa severely injured. XW / Oi Floyd II. Odium Testifying lie fore the !’» riate com* Init lee invent i" j%<nif national de­ fense ie Floyd 11. t tdbini. director of Ol’ M'd contract distributing divi­ sion. Il«* told of recommending com­ munities for defense contracts berau-e they fine unemployment ns high us 00 per rent unless industry ■but down by |uunit us h icplactd. Thelma Morales A “ coat o f afmt" wesklt of cotton crochet la tha selection of lo r d / Ann GUlis, Ntw York model, to wear with blouses and jacket suits. It Is worksd In shades of brown, bsigt and white, with a solid color crochet band aa border. PrInca Ferdinand Mrt. Lloyd D. LaFlear Prince Louis Ferdinand, directly In line Jor tha extinct throne of tha <ato Kaiser Wilhelm and husband of tha former Grand Duchess Kyra of In her Philadelphia horn*. Mr*. Lloyd D. LaFleur hopefully .w ilt* word of th. fit . of her hutband, a pharroaciai’a mat. aboard tha do* ■troy.r K rony. II. waa on. of th. tk v .n reported miaalng on tha Ihip torpedo*! off Ic.land, Beautiful Morales „ . Thelma . ltu»«l«. m .y b . m n w l to m l. Rua. r.n .m .m .n d.*crnden o f S p ullh lim for |||tfwr. according to report* nobility and a aeninr . t Kmm.nu. from F.urop,. Ftrdln, £ , on,.tlm . i- r * '1 i " V r - n T ' V * ,u T Tiwh.nlo In tha Ford factory at bn.lgn Ralph Linder Pope. Jr, Dearborn Mich, ha* Ueu aawtag ■non of • prominent In Dm German “ air fore* at New Y'»lk aboard the lit •ml, -m oking hr* inevitable |ii|»e, after upending a vacation In South Arn**rNa lie wad met at the pier by the mn«un. the former O iiie la-e, thus scotching rumors of u n f l in their m arriage. Officers and errw stand at attention on the flight deck as Secretary of the Navy Knox and official party inspect the $31,000,000 aircraft carrier Homtt after commissioning at Hampton Roads, Va. The 2O,OO<0 ton ship is manned by 2,000 men and 170 officers. Mr*. Holfir Schoi/ i; If yaw p a w f-g o rent o r - Mil ■ home, put a clauified ap in The Sanford llerald'. .Unual Touri.t Kdllion that will he puhliehed thla coming Monday, tiring or phoaa your ad la by *t00 P. M. tomorrow. (A d».) Sonja llrnle. world'. No. 1 figure abater, eute the cak. at her party celebrating the firit anniveriary of th. New Jtark ahow, "It Happen* on Ice,” of which *h. ia co-producer. L ook in g^ are Art Wirta (left) and Gu* Kyaa.il, both of th. Center Theatre. Pictured »* *h» awaited word of her Following an emtrgtncy abdomlwN huiband la Mra. Holgar Schov, of operation, Georg. M. Cohan, ” , Drooklyn. wife of th. ikipper of playwright, linger and actor, wa* th. Amcriran-owncd freighter Hold reported reating comfortably in Vtnlure, which waa torpedoed and New York hoepital. “ Hell get over aunk off Iceland, whilw an rout* « |Ma time.” bla doctor raportad, from Baltimore to Eugjgml Fr.drj^ ^ y g wiu U aoro. tha Bag of Panama. *, r tima." n % Taanty-i.ten pauenger* ami ih* tnglnetr of a Philadelphia-New York local ware Injured when tho Walkinglon-Nrw York Kmbimy Kxprrae craahcd into tho alower train at Rahway, N. J. litre la a flew of the wreckage. The cipccea continued Ua trip to the capital pfttr picking up a new engiaei Firemen atarch rnlna of the National Magnesium Co. plant In Newark, N. J , after the building waa destroyed by aa explosion, killing two. The plant manufactured magnesium powder for the army and ■ary. New dost collector dories waa blamed for Igniting the powder,__________ * • Neal Cahooti. It, hla U-yuar-old wlf* Koala and their Ywo-montha-otd •on W a • family reunion In Fayutt* County jaO at Vandalla, 111-' whir. Cahoon la Mid on a falaa ImpriaontMnt cnarga. Ha la accuaed af chalnln|t Ma^wtfa^W In^tWa farwhaaaa^akanarar^ka left Cf*y.j r/: ti mm . .-r 1*3S»**- VA * V •*' 7■ •1f �FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1941 ■#*■•■« l “ I* - i M_ %ij . .. Gridiron, Banquet i Slated At Jax By ! Sigma Delta Chi tar '^ o n c r n i l foh n :«i% o i.K i n i m . N o l l e * !■ h # r « h y | lr»n that I rL im iiM . PAUIaINK F n i l. FUlnt ff a m ^ n a i l ' d In bu al n# ** at or \u U n d o • S a n f o r d l l l f h a ay un d er I.K lc* I' (• I*AI Is. I *rfrnd*nt t h « f i c t i t i o u s n a ni* Ituby'a and M in n : t h a t f I s l a n d t o r r g l « i » r » a l d n a m ee , the I H T \ T l •»F F l a •J ill 1 \ T» • p u r « u a n t to (He term* of I . K !( • • ( . i a I L !-< W b e s t on "P lriltlou * Nam# Statute' (Chap GAIN£SVILIE Oct. 24*-<Sp**i»l)—Th* annual Gridiron Ban­ quet, which suggests football but haa tto connection with it, givvn by fllptli Delta Chi, honorary journalism rratcrmty. will b< prewentol at the George Waah Ittfton Hotel, Jackirnvillc, nr. ■the evening o f the’ Floriita-Gror gla football game. Kov 8. Char lea BWrty, Orlando, prsstdent ot the I'nlvcrslty of Florida rhaptc announced today. Trmliti, nil get-tngeth<-r fo atate newspapermen, politicians and University journalism stu dents, the Sigma Delta Chi eveni ia patterned after the gridlro' banquet given annually by the National Press Club in Wash, ington, D C. Feature,! on the program will he interpretative skits by mem­ bers of the student chapter which will satirize current stat* and natnnul political events and other timely topics. Short, "o ff. th»-reeord” talks also will be made by leading political figures who attend the banquet. Over too guests attended Ian fear's Sigma Delta Chi banquet in Jarksonville and viewed the skits and heard short speeches by Senate r Claude Pepper. Comp ’tmllar J. M. I.es*. as well as- rev. eral other well-known Florida politicians who were invited to the event. • • > Congressman I.es Green wamaster of reremnnirs at the 10 go banquet, h r w e v e r , this year'toastmnster has not y-t be en announced. The banquet is scheduled lo begin at K 00 P M on Nov. S, Brady stated. Tickets may he obtained in advance from Oscar Baldwin, Sigma Delta Chi arcrrtary, at- the university. ----------------------------------------------- T 74991 lAwi sf Florida) 'ih w c k r k of t he rtra .it *#ml*nl# Cnsntf. pb.rllfw *>ct p \of . THE SANFORD-HERAU), SANFORD, FLORIDA ID. 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C O I H T O r FI . O K IH A T tt IIP’. FI* NHTlITfC . IN A.NO P O l 9F . H I N O I . K I o l Nh i t " , a* a u t h o r l«e«t by rlw i«iir • h x p T K i t i n -•? » f N o l l e # la h# r# hv g t x r n lb.il I • T T IN ( H A W m n NO, I V . I Julia, Art* o f lilt iT V n rrlitr NI.TI* » 14 II KICK llV •; IV KN arn # n * a g # . l m bu«in#«4 nt Sun l tA i lH I a A T K I N M O N . I M u o t ti f f b'.blxr o f b o l d e r * n n v o M m I ii #.»l| e? *i«tl i i ii i. t lllff 1 i. . i for»|. F h .r l il a In » b # i*oiinly I VHNe» nntl •|ihialfli,Rlliinn hr .idd***»"ta,f M#inlllail# m I will ( 'e le lk \»»# il »- i l* 2 -ll.w ..1 T e k »*••»' . 11- lie* II. II A T K I N M O N . I » # f* n d .i 't i XtlRiMl j l , ■• i. d 1b. '*fe| *1 eV th # i i n i l m i a n n l nt V i l h * 1 def Ih# fi e * i l lee ll 4 Itailt# N #l(l| m v o iu H J TOM WATKON X 1• | • *| ti . e f i l e d Okie # ti, IMV li,,t 11*11 * r n and (but 1 in ' O lllir .ll 411 1 NOTH | m1 p i " *li«* * l#n«l to r # * l 4 t # r o « i| i. - i i i pur ••ff •.• •reel » l A t t o r n e y 4)* n#r al In T U K N A M K <1F T H U MTA'l'K • U »n f l o tile | e im « »f I fie "Ft* f.-r i 1 • v d##d tek tie l a* t'd lh#r» • Mtaf# n f F l o r id a OF neO llV IiA . 1, o» *1.1 . r I , I# . H . • • f *cese ( , . » IIIb uia Nu in# * Citot.I* 'b it pt #l I T O : I t II A T K I N S O N k%li..#r t.i, . •* w ith tlir f -Ii.. m I.i c ,|. o. r i b e d I* '*• J*»a*. t l «W* o f Fb.lel.tl o f r aa ld an o a la. ■- - —I 't i n m mi , III. . ..II,elk Mem li.el.' Hint# o f •*l#rk «,f th # • Ir. m l •*onr| ol llruna w lck. (la o r g la ?4e n i l leeel# « eel, f it > , ' F l e e r ' d I I lor id.i »'• v* it YOII’ LI. HAVB Y4»H A 14K II Klt KII V N«*Tl* II l» C U VliK K F l.ot li'ee. k ** tr « l b # Y " w n a n d r e. i u i r e u to mu ear i , *r Manfeud. F i o r l. l a o f M.infe.r'-I t ul n 111*1 *af rom pla ln t ? •'* • Sept :* Oa f i |U 17, 31 1911, ’I b e ||asi e c lli e nf o f I Ik# Ol ill | f IIA/aKIe A T K INM( »N. ..«•• *• •» t. f,#rt y i , i t i > - LI *•#* t ' i*. 11• In th# C i r r i i l l C o u r t .»f com ing If you |e*a ||#e| Mil* III III# ll.llne •f I M N ote # |4 hereby a l i e n (h i«| ( I • C o u n t y . Floriela, o n o r b # f o i # *1.# k n o w n a m i # t i g . i « # d hi Ieu*iii#a4 mi M a r - , let ua I r d d a y o f N o f # m b * r , A '• ‘••1 I'nlewM Wild .'• * If le a l# • bill br ka n ia Mu l»e I n i o 1.1n, n ( M.tnfe*rd Flu I h * aani* bring th# N -t « ',i'.r f ra d a # m a d n#r«*rdli»i| |«i l a w . 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I < t l . tltbeu* N a m # H t a t u t # " lir a w !‘ h * M*:ie|.t.-r p l a i n t i f f a # k a f o r a d i v o r c e , that ntw w hi c h la l b # J n f . l a f « f S « v i * n .#r, f ****** l * w * n f F l o r i d a ! w i t h 't # I h l a O r d a r by* p u b l i s h e d f o r th# 1*41 t ' l e r k o f I h # C i r c u i t C o u r t *f N la tu tn r y iln»# re.yulred b y l u t w . in H l l r d I Id* 3rd lay nf Ha*»*di#r. | nol# h ointv Florida • I h * H an f or d l l # r a l d . a na w #p *| .er 1241o. y. wiftTwNiac o f g e n e r a l clr*ulat<on. p» ili ll* n# d In Sept <> i' nhn -rr/.s' i9«i H a n f o rd . H#mlno|# C o u n t y . F l o r » l a C l a r k c i r c u i t C o u r t , M.-mnoii* U 'l T N K M S MY 11 AN I > A N i l O FC o u n t v . K bi r hl a. NOTIO? o r allF.IIIFF** M i l : P l C I ^ t # H K ^ L «»f O f f l r o . * t J4unthe w * ‘ l » j II. t ^ III 17 21. 1911 lly i l r l u # n f an ( i # n i i i . M I,, , , v ’ f o r d . F l o r i d a , lliia I d a y o f Oe-to( O f f i c i a l M#al| hw*o|4. I4MU#«| n u t o f lb # C lr . o il b a r . A. U i>41 C o u r t In a n d f o r h e r n l n o l r C o u n t * . S O P. II KI LN |>o \. F l o r i d a . In th# ault o f M « iii II N O T H »: o r A F P M r A T I O N C lark nf Ih* C l r f u lt Court l le « | #y . t r m d ln g a « t j u a l i t ) F-#d FOH T m 11#ad l l y : A. >1 W K K K S and M r # . | Mi o r a. p l a i n t i f f . .*gaina9f< C I I A P T K I I 17147 HK I9J1 W K W IN D K ItlV -K K h l.K N o T I C K |m i i u h p . iiy d iv r.N A H o m a y fo r Plaintiff T k n l W m . A A C arol II. I#»w# f O f f i c i a l Ha al ) h o h l r r o f 1 9 - l l t h a o f T a * I ’ a r t lf i .- g t # W iW ttU lig — T in II * 9* i H a lf N*k (u|. l a au nl t h# 7th d a y u f J u l y !■< A P ilft — Phan* t t l in T im c ir t c r iT coi h t « f t iif . h a * f l l # d a a m # In m i NINTH JtUICIAL 4 IIU TIT IN oAf f l cl »#. 1910. a n d h aa m a d a a p p l i c a t i o n f o r a t a g «J*#d t o b a laa u#d t h e r e ­ on Maid r a r t l f l c a t a a m b r a v a a tb# follow ln « d racrlb ad property m lli# C o u n t y o f Mamlnnla. m a t # uf F lorid a , tu -w lt. Iso t■ i l . II A K 12 f t. n f loot F l l l o c k 34. A m e n d ' d P l a t " f ( * r y a i a l l a h t Hhoraa T h * a u i M m i n l o f th* aa b l p r o ­ perty under th* aa bl r a r t i f u - a l # rmnel wor'.e .long u t e r e ’e Una* la kolyUg U zellere yM e f com la ei lr d w i i In i h * n i m « o f A. K .-.tisatkn. fraael eoaUiaa c m of eeterVe .Me pniaC M - . end HJohlom. tbla combined with UgUleM mlwertl Ml M i pAgMiph tholela will C n l # * a s a i d r a r l l f l r a t * " h a l l b# r * da * m #i | a c ^ u r d l n a t o l a w . Ih# p r o p e r t y daacrlbad lharain w ill ! • s o l d t o t h * h l g h o a t b i d d e r a t th# C iu in h e i to' fU a J * c o u r t h o u s e d o o r o n lit* f i r s t M o n ­ youi , itA rMufUbbUIaM rtaM r w a W y o y .(. n / d- e- td a y In l h a m o n t h o f Novem nar, * ucncy. Pneaof cornea l i tMt f t ftA o wnm/ w U eu 4 w a M iw i by 1941. w h i c h la tha Srd day uf t M v t tt oo ,. '' e .v ^ s y ...... .. I " # •— # # r t n r c a t k » iDnrA N o x e m b e r . 1941. ■ I '1 -------------------- l x ■ -x . -: . r 7 . . D o l e d t h i s I r d d a y o f 4>«t*b#r f N f - - «ece A , I ^.j*-.*# ArfMu «• 4 *9 •in*t rivi. YtU' lvK I NMI I h rn (»! i; GRAND OPENING I hi Th«- I . 11. .• SA TU R DAY NIGHT. OCT. 2:! i! I Beaulilui Dancers ) Talented Singers ) Speciality Teams R h *i i x it It til w \ 111*i *•* I *i ri| \ \i u i i •( K Ml I •*1 S« . I LEGAL NOTICES NO KICK REGAP liaavy f c 'r i t e I’ri'sentinu! . Nightly! It Big - New Floor Shows — h il h — Eddied I'ljiminiro Club Orilicslra m ill Ke-ieliirteei: It A X IMII.I..\ltl) AT m i : >nl '• \"\ NO COVER CHARGE FLAMINGO r> MINUTES Kill i'l DOWNTOWN ORLANDO—ON I III i H IM k C .-^ C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP Fruit Juice. . Nature’s Aid For Constipation. .-in PRUNOL laxative v-elassihediAdvertisements B titiy Tifttt 7t i ly T +tfir /ttf SI III |!t I!' :.u , i ll | |I IM . l li i $0' in V2 \M •lly PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT . •i • • I* is ■ • • r*.-. •* <,f., m • kSt* • �z » i 4 t % THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, SANFORD. Reporter Predicts Feds Are^Heacls Up” For Win Over Ocala Wildcats By Jack Itrrrln* The HenforJ “Sleller-y'' Krd* tan*le ■with the Ocala Wildcat* tonight at 8:00 o'clock on the gridiron. The gam* promisee to he a •■bound an<i re-bound' affair with the Fed* bounding ip frer.r a victory over the Delxind Bulldona and the YVildeala rrboundInjr from thri-i successive -lefenti* Like the Fed., lh« Wilder la Started the **««,,:. off alow but they are gaining trn-tien, nnd they will he a rugged bunch t*» atop. But. with the confidence gained ty » Muring upael laat week U.c local* fu l a< if they Will take th. cat* “ into eimp.” The Wildrata nro crippled by Injuries. * Ben Daniel, ahifty Wildcat quartcr'jc.<V, und I>»rlJ Ogburn and Grorge Dure tr.o o ' the beat gu_rd* nvailable, arc all suffering from injuries and may amt be nblc to help the viattn^Jmurh. Ocala, too, h*» h*«i l. rdleapf i d by the weather, having >ad to p’ actlce in the ri in all werk tut they have continued their preparation for their game In •the Celery fitjr Ionite. Thla week has been a|ient In perfecting the ploy* which were so tocc’*aafj| last w ck , with • ALTMAN’S USED CARS Drop In to ne« un and ws will giro you s deal that will sarprine you. 1931 Ford Coupe .... t 75.00 1934 Ford Tudor ...... 05.00 1934 115.00 SeJnn 10.14 Chevrolet' Town Sedan .....‘...... 155.00 1030 Ford Fordor ......... ... Fordur 195.00 ' 1930 Plymouth Coupe ..... 253.00 .1038 Plymouth . :Couee ^ . , i;_275.00 1938 Dodge Fortier Trunk Sedan 425.00 ■1939 Plymouth Coupe ...... 475.00 1910 Plymouth DeL Sport Sedan.... ,075.00 TRUCKS 1935 Chev. Vi-Ion Pickup _____ 8145.00 1935 Ford 85 Sedan Delivery ........ 105.00 1937 Ford 00 VJ-ton Pickup------- - 163.00 | 1938 Chev. Ilj.ton Long wheel baae Cab A Chassis___ 293.00 ALTMAN EVROLET CO - * * w. m H laniard. • . « FU. DODGE TOW a . -i c a p t a in - * ^By^Jack WDBO TasUghfe 0 d » Edwin C. Hill 6:10 Program Raeuma 6:15 Anniversary Program 6:10 Bar o f Harmony 8:45 The World Today 7.00 Tha Lona Ran ger 7:30 Al PUrraa Gang R:M Kata Smith Hour 8J5 Elmer Darla A tha Nawa 9:00 Playhouse 0:50 Music In the Air 10:00 Hollywood Premiere 10:30 8 porta Reporter 10:45. Nawa of tho World Resume 1 1 * 0 Football 11«6 Interlude 1 1 : 1 6 Count r.'-si* Orchestra 11:10 Tommy Dorsey 1 2 : 0 0 Linton Wells. News 1 2 :0 6 Sign Off Coca - Cola Loses Two But Holds B o w l i n g Lead The league acorchjne Or<\ Col* howler* were tumbled thla week by th* lewU Candy team two games out of three In th* Sanford Bowline league b».» managed to retain their lead In tha lea ere standing r t th* San­ ford Bowling Center Marten Dairy, aecond r hr era. dronped taro games out of three t« tho Royal Crown Cot* team to al'ow Pepal O l* n"d Granetta to climb op and U« them for the reeond noaltlon. ’ “ In the Ginpetta-Lucky Bor match, the former managed to stay ahead In two of thf three game* bv a rloat margin with the competition hot and hardy. Penal Col* earned their second pUe* lie position ty puehino ahead of th* Ufa Haver, outfit In two game*. , TEAM STANDINGS Won 1-oat Coca Cola 7 2 Spencer Htrdin 5 Prpal C o b 6 fir* petto 5 lowla Candy Co. 4 Royal Crown Cola 4 Lucky Boy 3 Life Saver* 3 HIGH TEN STANDINGS IN­ DIVIDUAL G. Pexold P Pexold W. Thorne R. Holler Pical it A n x f i e i t n t s t x .— a n e n * r - oF-tlwp feurres-oAetc I T*merr*w*a _______ CiJO Norman Beasley A Ills 1 Jriorlda Cowtoy* 7:00 Breakfast Bravlth a v 7:45 UP Nawa 8:00 Tha World Today 8:!B Morning Dotations 8:30 Emery Dcuteh Orchestra 8:45 Chic Herr Orchestra 9:00 Singing Strings 9:15 Melodic Momenta 9:30 Old Dirt Dobber 10:00 Children’s Birthday Pari ty 10:30 Musical Interlude 10:45 Lest We For^e*. 11:00 UP New# . v 11:06 Kay Thompadh's Keativnl 11:30 Ufa and tha Land 11:45 UP New# 11:65 Program Resume 12:00 Theater of Today 12:30 Star* Ovar Hollywood 1-.00 Farm Forum 1:15 Matinee Musical# A t rt A SORC-flffe. puxkeft Aa»F M » rwriJ A *e soaeuwb rcssrroay S>ILU Pi T. Bolly a. Baber .1. llerbat H Moee. R. Msnn J. Weaver Jtck Iftrhil t*k*» the wttk* honors by bowling M4 end the If y*u wist to rent or oell s borne, put a classified ad la Th* Hanford lleraWTs annual Tsarist Edition that will hs publl>hrd Ibis coming Monday. Bring or pheae yoar ml la by ' I*. M. tomorrow.________ (Aov.) Select Selections Hy RALPH WARNER (Ed. note. Teems ere innkr.i ('■rnlins 819 AH. Kentucky HIH over West Vir numerically In each selection. IW new surprises Itt atom. norum Tha sections are 8outh.H. Tc-xa*- ginla 823. A The local concataua of opinion T. Mld-WesLMW, Midland* and Nolle* la harabr glva* Ihsl • * V. I*. I. 820 over Richmond. ar« aneaged In at by tha -Monday morning ouir- Par Weat-FW. A team ranke.l N. Carolina St. 822 ovar New. KanrnrO A »a*a* bualnast Banford. rlorl* tartacks" la that If tho Fads behind Ita opponent still may be berry. d* undar th* Uetltlos* nsmt display Ui€ brtnd of bdll thoy eelacted because of reason* he V. M. I. 821 over Wash, and Hianlay • Itogar* llaedwar* W , showed last wssk they i will roll •Idea team strength. Also *yni. I-*e 828. «nd that w* Inland to raglat*) a,Id n»m* gurauaol to tho l*rm* over tha visiting agsngation bola are used to designate Un­ Tessa Tl ovrr Rice T6. < f lilt -ritilllu s* Nam* ntstijt* easily. , '| Tessa A A M T2 over Bay­ oK-hapcsr expected cloeeneaa of play m J»*51 Law* •>* Flarlda) Tha following llnaop was an- follows— ABC.Toaa up, AB-Clo-.e lor T17. .i with th* Cl.rk of tho Ctryatl nounecd by Coach, Leonard Me- and poaalbla upaaL A-CIom but . 'outt ut H*ailaol* Countr. riorlga. MID WEST j. a. n oorn u l/urif thU momlnig* tAibJtcl to taam picked should win.) Minnesota MW| ovsr Michi­ v c. gTANLrrr n few laat mlnuts changes. SOUTH— 'Tulane take* tup apn* Owaara Andraw Hasty * from Duka and meata fla.hv gan MW3. ABC. Northwaitern MW2 ovsr Ohio Oct it. tttt. . Junior Brown *1 Mississippi. Georgia. S3, ifcm . Cilen Odham JJJ to have n hairline edgu In tin Stale UW4. AH Notre Dame MW5 over Illin­ W. L. Heirs H ABC clash with 'Bama. Lnuu.lun* Ellly Flaming ft State, aeloetod by thla column In ois MWI3. A Marquette MW7 aver Du. J. W. flicks * la Ita stunning victory over Hire, Taylor Brown rises to ' no. 0 and claahra with queens E5. ABC; Friday night. ‘ lack Claraland thrlca-baaten but still tough Flur. Michigan 8L MWS ovar W an t. Indiana - MWa , ovar Wlacydil" Irlcn Farrall Ida. T l„ Tsxas, roll* nlonr. ■ IcKay lruluck . fa MID ^VEST— Ita tha battle r.f MW9. ABC Bill Branan . . . riant# betwean •Minnesota and ■ Purdue MWH over Iowa (Your reporter has refused to Michigan with tha Gophers claim­ MWI1 ABft r predict the outcome o f any gams ing a alight lead. . Close behind Detroit MWIO aver Arkanoas oxeept the Deland context. Ha are Ih* Wlldra.a and tha HU#V.~ Friday, night. pma- still JaxthM...trffr ? n t 4V. wy'ear—Marquette,-- -MTV7f* -u pavt* .Imb and pradkU anotlter vle- Duqucine, E6. In the Midlnnda breaks Midland 2. ABC / ' tory for th# fads.) Missouri surprises with tt great HanU Clara FW2 over OkJa1 young team and takas the lop position away from Nebraska, horns Midland 3- AB Oklahoma A nnd M Midland 6 whom they meet Saturday. San. in Clara, FW2. gats an AB over Tulsa Midland 4. ABC ■ Iowa Stats Midland 5* over rating over Oklahoma, Midland I. Kansas Midland >. AB EAST—Navy figures closely BAST ovar Harvard, while Duka and Navy El ovar Harvard E9 Fordham should win. Tightest _ garnet are Cornell v*. Colgate ABFordham E2 ovar* Tanra ___ Chri> la all It «U1 coat you to add nnd Georgetown v*. Boston ColUan T4. AB Madlcal Eipanao Covango to logo. Duka 82 ovar Pitt E20. FAR WE8T—Muddled eltu*. your aulomoblla liability policy. tlon with Stanford again claim. Penn E3 over Marylstd M3. Temple E4 over BucknelL FrL Ing no. 1. Oregon rates third, Oregon State fourth and Wash­ day night. ‘ ThU pays madlcal, aurgkal, ington no. 5. Coluihbla K6 ovar Army E ll. Tho selections— • dantal, hoapUI. nursing, surgical AB SOUTH Syracuse E7 ovar Rutger*. appliances and funeral expentea, Cornell E8 ovar Colgala E ll. Tnlana -81 ovar Mississippi 85. not oacoodlng |S00 for each per­ A B. ABC Boston . Collega B10 ovar son riding la your automobile Georg*town RI3. ABC A B C 0* 1 * * M °™ 8 T '. Injured In an accident. VUlanova E l l ovar Manhab Mlaa. Slat* 86 ovar Union. ban E22. A. Friday nlakt, Vandy 85 aver Princeton Bin. Dartmouth E U ovar Tab MT. L. 8. U. 80 over Florida 813. AB . VABC. -w-iW E26. Tennessee 810 over Cincinnati. Ilely Crota E ld over N. Y.,U.. Georgia' Tech 811 over Au. Pann 8Ut» Elk oa*r Lchlgb* burn. 816. ABC. KA It WE8T . T Stanford FWl over Waahii Wm. and Mary 814 over Geo. Ion FW5. ABC Washington 816. Friday night. Oregon State FW4 over Waafe. Wnka Forast SIS ovar Nnrtn " ' ■ ■ State FW7. A Oregon FWS over U. 0. UnA. badanca of 500 bowlers an follows: B. Mows say FW0. A So. Californb FW6 aver CkW W. Thorne 514 l\ r ft Mann 511 Ifornb FW l. ABC ' Average laat weak — Tnw — ar* Pexold 6in -• - Pexold 605 80 875. Symbol—52.585 ■_ Total average — Tree — . Body _ 507 77.774. Symbol—49.515. r w iio n ! - ' • : 8OT 5* vorgusoa TUESDAY — Pepal Cola Cwoa C * b .] H roa »M * la r o f y : Ufa Sevan VS Lewis Candy 'f l o r s h e i m FOKBOTUIfE S £iO £S . FOR MEN SKYRIDER SHOES forbdys B . L . P e r k in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR . . : -'*v., «, DON'T "MISS THE BO A T" Steak & Chicken Dinners«— Delicious Chill—Short Orders ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES ANGEL’S EAT SHACK Sanford Avtnua Just Off Of G«nrvn Avenue UNITE! FRENCH AVB. COMPANY* _ ^ J H O N B jil t JL , J __________ . _Ji!»-iaSt*-V'-A*Wl- •i)\r J: ub NBXT WEEKS S C U D VLB Dodge Deluxe Coupe...... I ... Plymouth Tudor___ja# Dodge Deluxe 4Dr,Sedan 493 “ t!T»9Uth4 Dr Sedan... RADIO NEWS T :I9‘ Serenade from BtHfUS 1:45 Football Game 2:45 Georgia-Teeh n . Auburn •— £ L ^ L V8 K f u s .'.t s r . R o y a l ^ ^ n Cob “ It— AT LANKY'S | DRUGSTORE . • » h *». im active partnership with man In their Joint task p f Improving the lot o f h um anly. t. •• ‘A nd In the American w aroan 'i f singular/, log la preserved for our children; depend much upon woman'* octiv* patriotism at on on y other ottn o f our national M e n a r W om an's superior moral and Ipfri Strength con savo us. More ttfon over be she gives Serious thought to ou r ecoi^g social and politlcoi ( �f. -- a .w 7*" v , ‘ •“.^ • .a ^ x r ^ F T V ** -v ' i f - ' < •- r • A V '^ v ,: • v ■ ^ T rt. _ — S a n fn rd la T h e Only C o n t r o l - ^ Florida ( ’ lly A ffo r d in g KalL H ig h w ay A n d W ater T ra n sp o rta tio n T h u Any imBrBi--------.ti j!• ,<#lv« StoLCTW Established la 1908 OCTOBER Flies To Stricken Husband 1911 Senate C o m m i t t e e Votes 13-10 Fav oringr Sending Of ’ V e s s els Anywhere Bankhead Says Panic 43,000 Miners Of 7| In Fats And Ofils Of largest Steel | Has Cut P r i c e s C o r p o r a t i o n s Or-, On Farm Cash dered To Walk Out More Debate Is pected T h a n House Arming WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S were nrorapt to assert the H . reuidea bill would wtir up m an 8*tut# debate tl#n th- llo u w approved legislation confined In arming o f merchant ship*. The kenata foreign relation* eemmlttee laat night ended *<•eret hearings on the houseapproved bill authorising thr arming o f United Slate* mrr. chantahipa and took n ahowdown TOta on the legislation tmlav. Chairman Connelly (IX, Tex. aa). aald yesterday no decision had been reached whether tty admUM ratla* will epoaaor amendment* Iintending the scop* •C I U legislation to peftajt tho eart« heaU .W eater Hritish Planes Hj t Italian Cities, Bound At Germany. Samuel Schlect Killed Yeste “ In Car Acci Sentry Obeys Order Strictly To Note Mas*, Executions Local Elks Club Axe Assailed By C e le b ra te s Its U. S. President Thirtieth Y e a r Killing Of Hostages .Visitors From Seven Reds Sick MLoadf Dogs On Invadj SafcDTo B p Acts Florida Towns Jjxidnaped Child ‘ O f Desperate Men Attend M e e t i n g turn* Found Uninjured r- prejudice rieee fa te re " or defeat In committee, A qdunt of neaea by Senate leader* baa ahown between SS and % ~ 80 fotea fo r 't h e more Indu.ivu lodtllHW kTh«W •Jik*‘VAwA-*aiWkA nee-in terVentionlata w m B " T fllL‘ boater the mcaauru and be*; -veo U could be dlapoaed or in *a fortnight Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition Tho follow lac men buaineaa men hare al nIfled their Intention of W with ' The Sanford OMritlQff Hatald In pobllahlng a apodal Tovriat F-ditlon on . Oct t l which will bo dlatributed to I ,600 pro* pec tire wlnUr vialtore i * selected from a apodal Chamber of Commerce Hat, aa well aa thousand* of other reader* both In Florida and throughout the nation; * Arthur 8. Pack J . K. Smith'* Barbar Shop « • Iwy'a, Swalm'a BaUary Sarriea, Swaan’a Modem Cabin*. W. R. “ Speedy" WlUia, Murrey W. Or•ntnat. Staky’a JUatauraat. MUtan Care’* Barrie* Station. J. V. Jon** Tire Shop, Birdaay Flow * Feed MUla. Baaford I’a garrire «.• Stabon. Heavy Fijfhtin«r Con­ tinues Around Cap- • ital As Reds Admit Break In S o u t h Another Answer To Hitler WASHINGTON. (XU PITTSBURG Oct 25— <A*t-Of-1 fXial# of the f i t ) Unite,| Mine' Senatur [Uikheoul (-D-Ala) southern aenator* and Worker* receive,I order* tixtiy I men H it urged Seeratary that 45-000 captive rue I mineri of , I’ nd other Agriculture •even of the nation* large*! ateel ment -official* Ui utllla# rorporationa would go on atrlke' mtan, available to the go' at midnight tonight (Went to increase cotton The order* were received from ] price*. r , r union’, national headituarter* ,lh -('otUinwed ia the caah grt>|'|si Washington, where I’ lv-ident for Otf* cotton farmers and 'thej K<M>M»vplt y*-*t**nl»y sskisl Prtti recent |anir in fati ant! ot lathed' dent John I.. I.ewi. to po*tpone cut II 0 to f 15 a ton from i.the strike action farther pending price they rhould tie recel inrdhtnm effort* Senator IMnkhrad aaid. Settlement of the Unit*,! Auto­ mobile worker* *tnke at the plant of Air Aw«irii|e*. Inc-, at Beadia N. - J.- w*< announced lari night by Itnbert I'attereon, LONDON. Ort. 1 5 .~ (A P ) underaecrvtary of war. amt Wil­ — Ktluird Ilmen, pmilclmt of liam Jl Knud.cn, director o f the Ihr ( jrrho-Shfvtk government office of production management in exile. tiMJay predicted drs«* They aald the management had lir fh in fp in tk# German re­ agreed to return atriking cm' gime and drrUred Clermsny ployc* to the pay roll neat Monmay outlant tki« winter but Samuel Schlechter, 52. real an* day. ■he in nrarrely capable of o f Sanford for the pact flva Th# announcement came at the waging war through the fal­ ter*, wai killrd in an autoa end of a'confrrence in I’atteraon'a lowing winter. accident near Philadelphia y office. It <aid the atriking em­ In a Hritinh broadcast to day when he wrested the ploye* would lie relumed to the hln ciKjntry mm. ilrnr* anaertof the car away from the dl__ payroll at their former pay "and ed Held Mamhal Hermann en aeeing an auto pull onteflhe will he placed in their former towrina I'ropag rnd* Mininhighway. position* a* fa»l a* poraible." ter Paul Jonrph Gitebbeln and Screen iter Bette Davis' (a pictured at Kansas City. Mo., en The truck awerved and gjfer Robert Ley, labor front lead­ rout* from Hollywood to Minneapoli*. Minn. where her husband. turned, pinning the body of||h er. hail lont their influence Arthur Famaworth, la aeriously ill. She continued by private plane man beneath it. lie wa. en with Adol|>h Hitler and that J in taking a ten.ton load o f military dictator»hi|> in nlow* to Rocheater, Min., where fog grounded the ahip, and completed nut* and pecan* front Flor ly rmrrginit in (Germany. her trip by autot Chatting with her la Paul Richter, airline ofTtelal. New York. CAMP WHKKLKR Ga. Oct. Mr. Schlechter formerly iw kllie "AnnwritwreW fremm ~ rd In Kan*n» City, Mo. FuMTOl 25 —(Ah— ( ’ apt. Auguatu* WIL tmlav Hitima Khar­ A cimmnnder, aervlcea will t>e conducted f- In ■m, company kov, Kurt.utu’. '’ I’ itNIiiirjfh." didn't like the challenge of b Reading, I‘a. where he waa him lit'i'ti cuiittirt'tl uml de:>new trainee walking guard in Iha Survivor* of the deceaaed I Sixth lliittalinn. I’lart'H Moscow-', zero hour U « hi* widow Mr*. Louise S<h! "Put mure quality, tone and ter; r.ne daughter. June A tii'iir ItiisMia ailniits a hrvak ' rhythm in It." he directed. hi* mother, Mr*. Fannie through on the southern n,| | An hour later Captnln Wilaon ter; one brother, llnrokf front. returned. hi* father. Sang nut the .entry: Sliding down the way* and into the water at the Mare I,land \ Heavy lighting continue.* "Hum dee,He dum ilunt (tua# Navy Yard in California I* the -iibmanu.- Trigger, built in double- nrotnul Moscow. Nazi urmle.s uf ‘Shave and a Hair i(Cut’ )--* quick time Under the navy’* a|»-e<|.up policy. Her keel wa* laid ■ure re|M>rteil within 57 miles. who'* there?" Mtusolini (rnnaferreit or r«la *t Feb I. pluifd GO Fascial corporation ' BERLIN, OcL guild officers today lit n sweepJ V ---4 in g ahnkeup Nineteen uf the t t BueaMaxT- now alahWig guilds controlling the nation** y fA s n fN r r fo N v "'t^ * V $ — dog* on the Ocrman*— ec« mini)* w i t * affected. <A*I— Preaident Roosovel*. t—iay , localf and visiting. .of B. P .' O. loaded with expl'taive* to dart KITt‘ IIIItTItt;, M*>* . Ort 25 Japan calls Secretary Knng’ a aaaalled execution* E. * orgaiiiiation were prraent ut In and blow up t^nk unit* a , . —Natl rtprital- ---------------— UP)— Two month* old Ken. aprii « ii the "usual hlumlcr o f atIn Europe, declaring thorn to be ■the regulnr meeting of tho San- prea* feature service claino-d nrth A. M,•Clean, Jr , kidtispiM'd tempting to threaten Japan" and ___ ___ __ fford o r d ___ w„ celebrating ____ ____ m .... ravoltlng to the world and the, Elks_____ l-odge It* Thuraday night. from hi* tarring,’ on Mum .Street will enrry out "decided policies "acta o f drape rata men who know i thirtieth anniveraary with a barThe German high command, ywiterday, wa* found nlivr rnd m»iii* who reggrtilenn nf M uffing" In their haarta thay cannot rfin." be^ue and mualcnj entertainment thia aouree.aald, fpQM 27.nuo uilinjurt'd today. ... t*y tU*| ittto| t’ ’ r'P»rt tel w 1 fva. areal’ *«• • -«»« L --- —Chief Erecutlvw. In n laat plght w M h -,lodww - w J t . e e t. A man Identified l»y Police r»ff lark llirk«nn on plr«. Hugunn i»n(| Licnta in Italy, , atatemenf. aald tmTNdiia' ifVt1,-1,' n r“2r T^fgptn, aecrcttry. iii "the tlkraln# and that altoveim I "t»^pl»i«*n rlutr^i’v w u l»«*ni*x h*'ld Chief Thoma* Go,llry n. Ilednid wh«*tri officinU mlnut nine are were developing a "new order" aald today er th* Ruulana had tralmdlnu.- Wolaiewiek w*» arrc«t,-| nio! I in ill*• uiiNly J a i r for invr<ti\rndead uiul a score injured. The by. "daptha of frightfulnea*1 Klk* from Ruatis, Cocoa, De- 000 dog* for aueh purp,>»e* charged with the aliduc'irn amt t ■ ••••. it tS’lHIt trill Ut lh«# invasion coaat uml wfatern Gtrwhleh evan they have never.* ap- Land, New Smyrna, Daytona "Not a aingl# ranter w*« .le­ -h t-nli • ..ifh r i many were pounded. Tho l.uft. proaehed before.” 'Bench Or Undo and Palatka lodge* af royed by th* dog*, however." being an nrceunry be'ore -ml after the fact. -I \ v Mill It •I t* I \V .1 S|H IU « T fft® ratlilt’d l.ivcrpiMtl, when Adolf Hitler temporarily halt. Participated In a “ Song Feat" the atory aald In it Ulna how thL«‘«* M. Han«hottiuii, |>r«»*ln- * h » l h *n d l o Im* iiii ’ Iu Im t * o f (Is* there were tu^me rununltlea. ad the alaugbtar of French hoe-' which waa part of the avrning’a Jogi were aaddled with »andi ititndi4tti A in iy wpri’ tlriving on Rome claims the sinking of a huyrr, in rt®covi’rtnir in tag** veaterdiy after 50 mare1entertalnmen* arranged by Harry bag* In training and with #x|l»%ilh n l *Niindii«tt li* I o.min ■ton merchantman, Berlin, Hospital, .New York City, .»(»• • Mlllottiohllri % were ahot at Bordeaux ami thorn i Ktaalall. •Ivca In war and *#nt aero«.i the iriit-e* itti*I whrn ihi’y parki’tl. Iho two ships totaling 111,000 to'na. a rvcvnt autorm hilr acci«j**» t m were rumor* that th* agwl M ar.' D Overatreet o f Orlando. path of advancing tanka. Shrittff dmvri up (n ihrm, iMM»n An "altrm ing" threat to Hovlat whlrh h«* Bwvrrvly injure^1 InI •li««’itbi i mg thriv liutl im kfjMilinr ah*l Petaln had decided to erraa who waalone o f the firat membrii' Into th* .occupied lon e and p ffe r . in (h* Hanford Ixdge, addreaacd CHICAGO. (Xt. 25—(Ah— Mnj j vis lion** nml frut*tur«*<l lit- hu­ •*r lin nt > to till to hu ll In Itliy fuvL force* defending th,. approach*-* tt*. Ih'.' .Caucu.ua uiul Ihc h cU lJ ’ t himtel f aa • hoatage to the Cer-i'h® member*, followed by a me ru­ Jroeph \V llyron, chief of thr ll w iin rrp«>r tt’ il totlay link•••II i|ttrinl toitrid - (hr d r K tn i men*. , "rial talk from O. P. Herndon, Mr lt*n»bottom in m 'lie *••• hidri, *kin» and leather srrliun tvli, llii-v ill Itu , purl o f til-lily tlfV«*l$»|»ri$| tiulay lifter snow, of th* office of nrotluction man­ rinhalili* proiluci* oxchang** i h i <i ib>- i m i n i s t u t e . with ii" uii'iii'y Hitler'* Intervention gave lfcO,lif' mc" b* I »!!* !?e•, inii*I uml rftuiit Soviil rri-*ixirut«*M agement- *ai,l Friday that the tan nruM unit hut offices in ^»nf«i>l bo.tagea at leaat three more day*! Keporta delivered during he MILWAUKEE. Oet. J5 — „P> nlng imlustry would U* obit* to! during th«* cwlvry avanon and .t uiiil tiu* mull ti'p lu il thut “ w«* a|i|«-ii iti to lutvt* «$«Vritl Mum' dw o f Ilf*. They were to have died *l,# diiii't kiu'W . l i " t i n . i.ir Ik-lungn tor Ihri lime being today and Monday fo r the a «v »,J n* n« U,* 6* ‘ u 'r ■•“ P* th*" — Mr*. Myrtle Sehuepper pj I supply all civillin nrvd» during! N»*w York State when tl •• « op- (i. " Tin ii tin- ili put) I'H'k th*» »ii.Soviet ilir-|mti hex re|Mirta«l 3 are harvi’Nttfd there. ■inatlon* c f Colon*! Holtf. tier. * h“ b*?n for , « • " ? !*• [* B? d f 10 bccaoa* sho didn't remove tha national emergency. |k->■ i,. i" lint fur fu rther in v c .tr iloublriittrrjetl (iernian attack ill Major Byron spok# at tha an­ He will he confined to man commander at Nantea, und J*1® mrnjiwre celebrated tin* by her hpt In a theater. giili"ii fone. ni metI »t the twin iiijjrftlv* Mr*. Evelyn DUhnaau tealitied imal convention of the Tannera hospital for nhoiit nix \.t '*H■*, an unidentified German major at burning th* mortgage In a apecA ttn c .t c ii.iv i* quc.lu inlua- of Rimtov, gateway tt» the Cnuin diitrict court that Mr*. Schurp- Council of America. when he nhouhl he well no Bordeaux. On* hundred hoaUge* . „ ill" n»'ii ,u id tb.it they arc A m crl i' ump ami Kharkov, hub city uf r not only did not Uk* o ff her * A complete inventory of hUtea- to travel to Floridit have been ahot for thoac aaaaa- ‘ T,^* . P f« * nt of s « “ ‘ , 1111, » l i " hull vuluntcdn-il IM the IHMi.iMlO popuDtion in the heart t, but slapped Mr*. Dtehnmu •kina ami leather is lairfg rnide alnatlona ford* lodge are: (go llutner, exI nniiiliuii Arm y 'S h c r it t f . M. of the LRmetri valley. The official Thhalted ruler; U T. Doaa, eateem- in tho face and g »re her "a by the Ol'M, M-ijor Hymn said, Iluii'l |iuik ,-hurgi' o f the c a w uiul tie to<«|iaper I*ravtl4 ■nitl tiu* altill® and tha outcome may determine aaUh*t«10|?«^r MU^|PrhitlteW^ knight! Claude Ruaa, dirty look" for asking. w ild W in mc p eg, t'niittd* ( h i. lion tomb "alarm ing" with heavy, Mr*. Sehuepper told th« eoirt whether leather belonga on the aantmlnt amnnv th ^ F v e n i^ n!^ **te*m*d loyal knight; Peter iiii'rtiiMg fur iMfuriimtiiiM cmccni- figlitiny raging near Stallno, •entment •mo"Jf lha Fcench pro- 1 rhuraton, eateemed lecturing •h* didn’t remove, bar bat be. Mcritfc*r list. Ing tin' i n . t d ii.lu r y and |-cm-rul N!akeevku anil Tngnurog. pic. Th# tanaii Uolll W. J. J. Thlggm. Thigpen, * lecrv- rsuie ah* bad don* ao one« hof a d . nluiut Sm ith and Spencer. many rumor*,' anmmrTthea^that' knight; W lirtTlARKST, Rumania. (h*t. ■iiles were *ri«itl to Im- Buffering B ee n n d e r , fore and laat I t, Hh# wa* fined ffT h l-a e lf . . . »o kMn . O .0.. B The I'uiinty iiu-rtff wUatr-t tlud heavy loatea. 25. (A *) -A time bomb left In * Petaln would offer trvaaurer; J. Charlea Griffith, ea- on an assault and battery rh*ri<\ hind by the Ku«*i«n forces which lMve«tiguli«n "ii the caw cum g» hoatage If the execution* contin­ quire; (luck Water*, tiler; Clif­ With all (lerman araault* «*n Florida — Folr l» ;r>rtly cloudy abandoned ()de«aa last week has no further until the required ilatu MtKuw'i ue, and that Brltlah parachutiat* ford HarrIlf f, chaplain; J. R. ilefciweti n*portfiiijf tonight and Sunday: kcattered killed 50 Alia army and nuvy (ruin I'uliada arrive, and .itu'e a thrown fcaek, ami with tho baltle dropped Into Nantea auaulnated StawajJ, Inner guard: H»rry Kushowtra on th* aoutheast coastg M > t dent iU-|»eiiiU utarn thiu inofficers, Including n Rumanian HolU. Th* latter tumor gained dolt, urganlat; and Henry Thur*. lines tinrhungei! sinca lh# befin* Georgia — Fair and eontinucl general, official the only clurrge nirig of Ihi* week, the aituatiuii credence when the German* tun, K. Krupp and W. II. jtritx, military di** furmathin, cool tonight and Sunday. l-ruught aguiii.t the yming men patchea aaid Friday night. threw a cordon around Nantea to trueleva. ^ of the Rcil capitul wue ihe bright* Alabama — Fair and slightly auapiCiun. (Some diapatchea identified' prevent anyone camping icrtng MANCHESTER, England. U t . eiit sinco ita *T7ge began. ^'Jn* 25 — (A*)— Foreign Secretiry cooler In tho extreme south por­ him aa the Rumanian commandn manhunt, allegedly for foreign ullaneouflly, Hum U i!i#«lo»eu that Anthony Eden aaaoriad confidmt- tion tonighk Sunday fair. huge new annir< were b#tn* ant in (hlv.aa), I ( ir O W C T S e l l s C r o p ly today that Britain would owr. Two Grrman navsl offirrra **S«nbera o f Petaln’* entourage trnmetI behind the llrU* to "«oma INOCULATING MEN com* many geographical difficul­ declined to' comment an th# ru­ al.u wrrv among the victim.; tiny sweep the Hermann out CAMP BLANDING. Oct. 2 5 - mo.I of tha others ware U'licvcil ties In futfUUng tho "humenw-ly mor of h|a dacialon. Official* 41*the country" and that the Site., t (Spaclal)—The Medical Detach­ CHICAGO, Oef. U -b P i— formldabl# teak" of giving p-o. clalatad all knawl-^re of It. to haw bwn Rumanian*. Ut’ ALA. (let. 25 — t,11— J. Union was prepared to fight for ment of the 124th Infantry, from Petaln waa reported to have Harold D,f8mRh* director of tha miaod aid ta Russia. Rumanian troops strvnxlhpncl M. D"Ugla., Wrir.dalr, incmbvr yrara." . Sanford, lo busy this weak giv­ Ra-affirming Britain’* pUXy hta dec lalop laat night, on- federal budget, called upon mu. by German detachment* look nf th<- f,-d,-rid grower, control Fierce fighting wa. reported oO ing U)*lr Florida rtglmenl nnvunieipaliUea Friday night to aan faw hours befora 11* pild that, there can never he peace (kivasa, son# of tho Rua.ian il»- cnmmiltcr. Thuredny aol | ihc en­ the aouthern frontwith W* t deadline for tho aurrender alat th* defaaa* program by post­ nor any negotiation wtth Hitler, Imonla Inoculation* to ward off frndrr* weeping by *•• after n tire rrop of orangr. from one German* alowly advancin'; ng*lu»t Itbla aerious lllneaa when tha 31st poning or mlnimltlng all oxpen. th* Nauta* aaaaaam*. BeEden declared: "RUaata’* cause jwo months’ alagr* •f grov* fir $1.60 n bos. «n the Kharkov an»l Rostov and th# Ru* tbaaa aatallanta had not ditures which might compote di­ la our reuse, bar battl* oar tat. |(Dial*) Division la on maaauDiapatchea from the German alan* falling il'ck behind !h* I ter* In th* Carolina* next month. front here related In detail the trrr., n price which Ihiugla. be. Donvta river—both captured*, a ' second hatch rectly with defense production. Oa." w*‘ * lievr. .houlil be In.i.led <>|) by "Tho uwiro tho restraint that af M hoetear** waa la hard teen lowing In deep mud'tThe German* Russian Uchnlqu* uf leaving grower*. ia extrclaud by public aiut pri­ ■bat at Nantes today. limited weather condition* were land mint* ami lima bomt* hrA* n member o f tha commit vate consumer*, th* leaa will ba bind whan (Hire are evacuated. tee liougla* hn. argue I for thia •’appalling'' on both front# and th# naad-for direct reatroJ* from In many Ini lane*, building* haw price a* a minimum but wai averted that a hard free*# would WaahlUgtMk” bo‘ mid In ant adH a a lla # # * O e l* e a e T t w » blown up long after tho German, overruled and a minimum of drosa written far th* olghtoenlh movrd in. $1.26 was set as a goal. "I firm­ annual reufctaiMg of th* Ameri­ ly believe that if the growers can MuairiauT aaroelaUan. i Sigma, Sigma LL l* P. McCuUar.’ Jr., sou hold fast they will gat $1.60 par Smith aoidatata*, count lea and •octal fraternity, fn box," Douglas said. cltteg. couM help Urn national oh. of Mrs. L. P. McCuQre *f OaDeaBind*, military Douglas and other grower* In rilla and napbaw of MU* Kama 2 2 D e H a rt Wlndaor" are jactlrea ppam thfoo front*. Propeller Club, the Weirsdale area have iterted A state mooting at Hollywood Owen, I* now atatlaaaS hi tho oftreabllng tha aaUaa’a hattan. many Important ofpicking. on Nov. 1 will be dlacuared Mussolini Has (guild Shake-Up —W’V — The Senate Foreign Relation* Committee tocUv voted '13-10 to broaden the armed ahin bill no hh to per­ mit American merrhnnt vesaeln to nail anywhere on the high M as. Opponent* of the Admin­ istration’* foreign policy ‘ M ’ M HKIt SO Capture Soviet’s At Mid-Night:‘<Pittsburgh,,, Claim Moscow’s End Is Near Jt Higher Pi On Cotton Si A_______ I'resa Mine Workers Go On Strike Nazis Ship Bill Is Given Okey Stir Promised By Opponent 1 M em ber A ssocia ted ^ Oa syg^iKs Frekagw S 7 ft ji,s r g » ft r i..;u V ^ o - . c rewa k n T w o Strangers Arrested 0 n Suspicion Charge By Hickson -[ I s Recovering From Accident OPM To Look Into Hide Tanning Stores Hat In Show Costs Wearer 910 Fine Hi; G Time Homh Kills 50 Nazi Officers LOCAL WEATHER Eden Optimistic On Giving Russians Aid Cities Called On Tq Cut Expenses z\t $1.50 Per llox Lieutenant L. P. McCuller Is ; Sta/txoned At Fort McPherson Hatters Fret At Hatteas Windsors Nurses Group To • Meet At Orlando Mills Asked To g Cut Waste Paper Tha duka ia mere lnrorrigtbla than tha duct am. Oaly anew slnev he caaaa to New Trek kaa he Contest At Miami Ml A ML P ay U — A UpM taun ttenant, firat evar will ba con. aa a •feature ‘ gulf coaferloataty af the af BaregUea Cbntar, fort Sato hi tko four year* ha waa .Oa. th* university, Treasurer of rraduited Prepattar Club and four Florida years’ sxparianc* on tho achool annual, Samlnola Staff, kla Dat ....____ Umhiia mar holding tha raipnnalklt pa* Itian af Boalnoo* Maaagar. IA MaCulIar aba sacred *• Aa Senate Committee af Fla- J i r v e . ’S lS S l* l* * M 7 Fratanity, J t WASHINGTON Oat 25.-4A1 —Donald M. Nalaon, prlorltltea director, ytatrrday ordared a 10 pvrcvnt reduction In consumption of waste papar by eastern pap­ erboard and roofing mill* be­ tween OcL IS and Nov, 22. The order, which Nelson aald was nocaaaary because current •anpllae of waste pa par are In­ adequate ta react tha naada of eastern mill#, affects plants In m m rear -to th* tha an a na * *i cast of a line from th* advaaoad B. a Canadiani holder I through and InBuffaJo, N. Y.. Pitte• bad tha reek shading Bn TXllakaiaoa, Fla. i* ' \ WILKES-BARRE. Pa. OcL 26 — (A*l— Attorney William Valen­ tine's prixe cow has been on a binge for six days. A veterinarian aaid ah* gorged hereclf on opplaa and that tho fermentation of th* fruit with other food In ono of her four stomach** mad* her tipsy. He prescribed that old standby^black eoffaa, „ . • . Apples Set Cow On 6 Day Binge ____________ - a — ---------- Tuesday night at the. reguM* monthly mooting of th* District H Florida But* Nurses Associa­ tion held at tha Orlando Cham, bar of Commerce at H:00 o’clock. Mari* M. Abbott, corresponding secretary o f th* organUnliqn, Informed Th* Herald today hy Uttar. Due ta tha Importance af th* mooting n good attendance U urged, th* Secretary ' i board matting will b* 7 (SO 'clack. After tha ia lalikad a musical wq � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 24, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd2369be0f8b323e20cdc783833aa4e4.pdf 475bdf9258b80b0d7a82d5320cb75cb1 PDF Text Text i *I I : w y r ' ~ ----------- 1 ■ ' — , ./& " .BANruhfl, FI WEDNESDAY, 0CT0BEH M. 1MI g w a w g a — towers Fail To Stop Fedb In Pradice For Ocala Grid Game lark Hrrriag "Jaady and dritxlaa couldn’t tha local alarm from sg Monday, but It did tham from practicing Monday, limiting them ■ work »o they will to ail com m In IA L T M A N ’S I USED CARS t h a t 11crnSnS** Drop In to nee us and WS will give you u dssl thsl will surprise you. 1931 Ford I Coupe ........ S 75.00 1934 Ford Tudor ......... 05.00 1936 Plymouth Coups ......... 255.00 193H Plymouth Coups ......... 375.00 1938 Dodge Fordor Trank Sedan 425.00 1939 Plymouth Coupe ......... 475.00 1910 Plymouth Del. Sport Sedan... C7S.00 TRUCKS 1938 Cher, '/j-ton Pickup ....... 9143.00 1988 Ford 88 Hedan Delivery ___ 168.00 1917 Ford 60 Vi-lon Pickup . . . ... 165.00. 1936 Cher. U'j-ton Long wheel bsae Cab A Chassis .... 295.00 X l* ALTM AN iVROLET CO U t W, 1 * 0te # # Us# r«r«T tm m or d iu v w t o C 'frie . l e * P i £ tWiVfRsrrv aow ro r«« thh iik i f j t a t k eK uw iiA P P . H A V in ii r)Frw »s# d. T U IN I FF.Hsr V A n n i A »A in iT r a iii TATP59 Y o u *nd N i r h o f yo u ar# V i aw Paw* Oaa) up by their owners mar tha beauty of tha city, Mr*. Curtett raid. Tha City could assess lot ownca a yaaiy feat to mow tha lou regularly, aha declared. After rears of effort the Big Tree PaNi haa become a place of beauty and recognised aa a sightseeing spot but now It has been commercialised to tha pant that It la a "dump heap", Mrs. Curlett accused. Praising the work dona by O. p. Herndon, eounty clerk, Mrs. Curlett declared tha Court Housa Park la well on Its way to ha­ coming one of the moat attrac­ tive spots In tha elty. In conclusion. Mrs. Curlett ap­ pealed to tha man to taka an activa part In halplng to make the city beautiful. Harry Lea and Dek Marriwether, members of the Key Club, were guests at tha lunchaon. Dr. H. H. MeCaslln had charge of the program. Before the speaker was Introduced, >h. M Armltage. guest artist for the luncheon, sang “ Poor Man a Oarden' ami "Ineletua.” ad men to »:»• or mkkt JACKSONVILLE,” Oct. 22- GP) _ The annual directors* meeting of the Florida Daily Newspaper Advertiser* association will be held at Orlando «n Nov. 15. S*0” : tary V. J. Obenauer announced Tuesday. Thomas Of Tunane1Galore Hope To Is Praised By Re-Gain Face In Grid Experts LSI II. Grid THt RECAP C .--C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP m tram" Ka waa Injurad in tha Fordham Kama loot October but had • food teuton, vverythlng coA- lldmT Cnnnty, N IC K FlnrMa. C O N aT A N T LSC . w it h Cou rt lh . C lerk of th e c i r r u l t of H am laol. County. Florida ROBERT L CtIX I. 1*41 N O T IC R N o t l r . I* h . r . h v N iv en Ih st I SOI e n s s g e d In b o . l r . e s * *| 2 * 1 K F lr *t Hi Hanf ord. P ln r ld o . und er Ihe f l r l l l l . m * n a m * t ' l t y f ) r u * C o . • nd that I lnt*n.| t o r e g is t e r aald nam e pu rauant |n l h . t e r m , nf the • ' H r l l l l o u a N a m e H t a tu t a " l l 'h a p t e r JOSSJ l a w * rnf F l o r i d a ) w it h Ihe ) lerh o f the C irru lt Co u rt of Hernlnnle C o u n t y . F l o r i d * C. if e»a u , r o T o ia eoxt-ryAtrie- NEW OKLEANH Oet. 2 2 (fll*ecA»l)—J.OU Thoms. .Tulane University's aenxatlonal left halfbeck, looked ahead today to new mans nn, ... battles ■■ the experts « n g hla A. admlnic.ratnr .>» Ih" praises following his fourth big Kalat*.n( Aa "lacutor .if lh" week-end In a row. , Without going Into complete la.I Will anil T""lam»nl ol MKVK.I1IN R A P P . •J*‘ « l'c»* >wr* are the high spots Plral puhllcall.iB W ad. th-l. **• of Thomas' amaxing performance L ttili ________- ___________ . . teat Katunfcy . against the North Carolina Tar llealr.: No. J touchdown, Thorn** ran back Iho Carolina kick-off 101 yarda for a touchdown. No. 2 touchdown, Thomas Ihrew * 37 yard paaa to Walter coming If y»u McDonald, quarterbackfor a let us marker. No. 4- Thomas ala-tagged and whirltd 26 ytrdg over tgcklu Thai smooth for a touchdown. lire with • No. 7. Thomas cut back for II i yards and a touchdown. kNU MW tread —J»a'll | No. H, he circled wide around we4 mw firstlh* Tar Heel left and to go In­ Um Ur* mile­ to tha and tone chugging up turf age it half Ilka man-o-wJt. Um twill And, he piaywL,leu .than half tha game. ' j -- t The 188 pound Gremie left half, -a product of a New Orlaana prop school transformed a* a rophomore a year ago from and to back whan Coach "Rad', Dawson confidentially told hte as­ sociate* he believed tka boy had tha makings of one o f the great­ est backa in tha nation. Hailed than "aa too good to bv H anford A v .n u * a t Sanford, F lo r id * NtrtlCH In I k . C oa aty o f I s n l a s i , undar *N<rtlC« U hereky g l v » » tkst w e I k e flc tltlo u * a sm # F M U F . ■ r* .s g a g e d In kusln.ss at It * l « o * I t * Btorw sn d tk s t 1 Inland M sfnolla Avenue Kenfurd. Florida, l o re g is te r sold B u n * purvuant to NO TICK urn). Ike (Ictlllous name Cole­ t n * farm s o f tka -F ic titio u s N a m * Motif# If herofcy r I f i r tl»*it w t m ans O ffice Equipment C o ond S ta tu te - (C h a p te r 10011 L a w s o f tn register • » “ ■ra anfftirod In bu a ln »* » on isow lhat w# Intend F lo r id a ) w ith th o C lerk of th * name a u r n u u i to Iho |orm* ot Orlando H i g h w a y , Ranford, I ’ lo i l C ircu it C o n n o t Sentinel* C o a a ty , -rictltln u e .Mams lltslut# da. andar the flctltloua name tho F lo rid a . (t-hsptsr laaaa la w n of Florida I R a t l i f f A Bon. and that « • In­ F I/ IR E N C B M. B O T E L K R . Clork of tho Circuit land to Faglatar a i M nama fiiir- wMh tho auant to tha ttr a ia o f tlta * > l e - fo o rt of fUmlnolo County. F lo rid * Oct. I. I H l . w a l t k r a. c o u n i*n . tltloua N a m * Thatutt** it'hapiar M A R TH A II. COUEMAM. t t l l l U w g o f F l o r i d a ) wl;h i h » Clark of tha Cir cui t Court of fUmlnoU Count f . Florida •nica T H O M AH H A T I . I * V . 8 R Nolle# I* h.rvhy g lv .n that w# D E R A T L IF F , r . .n a a g o d In huslnos* nt ■10 w Ocl t. 1911 l,i Nt gsnford. Florid* In lh# i-ounir o f Remlnol*. undsr ths NOTfCBB fictitious name W W Auto Parts S « i l c # 1# haraby i l v t n lhat I Co asd that w . Intsnd I " toam In bualnaaa at tha ( I t '. r said name purs.tsat lo Mnlhar A rc ad e on N o r ih Hanford th# terms of th . "Fictitious Nam# In oil it will coot you to add Avenue. Hanford. Florida In Ntsltit#" tttisptsr fa s t i l a w s of tka Count j of Seminole, undar Covtrsgn to Florida) With th# Clork of te# Medical Espcnsa Ihe f Irtll loua name Arcade Peek- Circuit Court of dsm inol. County, • f » Hlore, end that I Inland to your sulomoblls liability poltey. Florida. reglalar aald name purauant to 1 P W H IT A K E R fhe Irrm a of the •‘ FIctltlouB l) E W H IT E Marne tftatute" ( C h a p t er S»*bS O w s.ro This pays medical, - surgical, U » 9 of F lo r l d n ) w ith tl«e Clerk Ort I. 1*41 o f the i*lreult C o u rt of Seminole dental, hosptal, nursing, surgical County, F o r Ida. O D. F AR fU It.L. N »V lC B N o lle* la harohy g iv e n lh a l I appliances and funeral expenses, ^ Owner Or4 1. It il am e n ia g e d In b u sln .l* at Han­ not exceeding (800 for each per­ ford. F lorid a In the . County of Hemlnnla nl 11*4 Franrh A v * . us- son riding in n o n da your automobile nam * Rajiford N.rtlro la h o r s b y a l . , n tha t I d .r Iha flrtltln u a Fruit Co and that I Inland to ro- injured in an .accident.' am v n s s a o d In b u s l n , , . * t i us N P a rk A v e . Hanford. Flo rid a. uo- (la te r aald nam* purauant to tha nf Iha " F lc tltlo u * N *m * d , r l h . f I r l l t l o u ■ n a m . T h s ►:»#-» terms g la tu te " (C h a p ter 1SII11 l a w * of Xlu-tlu and lh at I I n t e n d In r r l l a l . r F lo r id * ! w ith Ihe C lerk of Ihe said n a m . pu rs ua n t to t h , l . n n a C irrult C ou rt of Hem lnol. County, of t h . -Plrtttloua N an i. H la lu l." F lorid* IC hapi.r a sst] l a w s of F lo rid *) Ri m Iba Ib Ort. t. I H l _____________ <WI lir.- h # r*by nirtlflwfl and r e ij ul fo t l t o p r r s* n t snr claim * *n*1 dsmsnd* w h ic h y»»t». o r e i t h e r » f you. may h a v e airainnt lh# of HKVKn iN I I A P . dersaRed. U l « o f ss l d ( *o u n ly . I«» t he 4\n»nly Jtid ge o f H r m l n o l * f o u n l y , P l o ri il N . s i bio o f f i c e In the cou rt h ou ee o f ssld r o u n t y M Hanford. F l o r i d a w I l M n sight calendar m onlhs from Ih e l i m a o f th e flr»l publication «»f th is n o t i c e Karh c l a i m o r de m a n d Blial) he In w ritin g. en d »hall p l a t e t h o pl a ce n f re e l d s n c e anti poet o f f i c e aetdreee o f t h e c la im a n t , a nd s h a l l he s w .w n t o !»▼ tH* c l a i m a n t , hi* a g e n t , o r t o m e y . and a n y » u c h c l a i m « r «*•- —p h o n i . or WINES - GINS - LIQUORS n n ANp V TCMASIC TV J1IMJK. 9 R R M O I . K ( U l Y ▼ V, V 1.4)111Il ls lH P R O R A T R . IO M 105.00 M AL/SAod. AU-'AftkldP MAmn TO Al.h (RKIUTOR’I mud 193ft Ford Fordor ....... l l a a lfa a r t LEGAL NOTICES R E vren iN 1931 Chevrolet Town Sedan ......... 155.00 ■Ue.. •pita of the wrather. While the llneamen were work­ ing on their fundamental! and •till ironing out tho wrlnklea in their charging game, tha barku were laboring over a few new play* which Coach MeLocia hau pulled out of the lag. In hopeu of fooling the Ocala aggregation and enabling the Frdu U> mark up another one in the victory column. Yesterday two formidable line­ ups were squared o ff against each other for a short period of ’dummy'* errimmagr. Andrew Hatty, out with a •light cold, waa replaced at cen­ ter by Kay Fox on the firat airing. Junior Brown and den Odham, laat wrek’a front wall ■talwarta, were holding down tha guard poaltiona while W. T. Hair* and Bill Fleming,' two of tba heavleat boyi on‘ ~the San­ ford router, were in the tackle apote. A. W. Illcka and Taylor "Bird lags" Brown flanked the line In the end poaltiona. Haaty la due back today. Her­ ring returned to acUve duly yesterday. Aa these two were the only men abuent the entire squad fa looking forward to a good-bard practice today. in 1934 Sedan Kiwanis Chib Hears Talk By" Mrs. C u fle tt H AND Y A N D Y j * B gn a gw l e g a l n o t ic e s Dal I, II T. SO. i w t I, TOOKK. Hanford. ."ept It. It. NO T ICE N o l l e * I * h ere b y g l v . n nm e n a a g e d In h u s ln .f a a t IM1. Our shop Is well equipped to make any repaint on MITCH El. ^ •CM.M-C0M(W |e#t <e#####Mlg#£ that 1 Itl-S tt Expert Repairs FAIHBANK8-M0RSE DISTRIBUTOR M ill * S u p p llefl M o t io n D m n»r 139« I JR. F lo rid * it. Systems NfVTICK I N0TICTO g n * n th a t r -p e l' NotlcB I r h e r e b y s l v e n Ih kl w e am m s i g r d ln V "*’ Av, a r e * n n g r . | In huelrteee ai kuslnsso s ' > • « " " r " ,l ‘ . J Kee l 2nd Htreet. Ha nf or d. H# ml n ol » H.n lnrd . F l o r i d * . In Ihe < ooP*» (' u u n ly F l o r i d * , uiwler lh# f lc pl„rk und.r Ih e flrllilo u s n * m . i It loua tin m e I > hI g * 4k Hon O m r e r y Modern N h o . Nh o p sn d th a t I In­ we I n t e n d lo r e f l e t #r pur- • n«t ih e t land in r s a l s t e r , * l d n a in . Flr- ■eld n a m e pu re ue nt to the t e r m * au*n| l o Ih e t e r m s o f th o f th e " P l r l t t l o u e N « m « Htatuta** tChnpisr till, .ir* N a m . H la lu l. '* H ‘ he pte r ?*3 A» | * « g „ f F l o r i d * ) j s s t l _______ l a w s o f F l o r i d . ) with lh. wi th the i* le rk o f thw r i r r u l t Co u rt Cl.I* of lh. Cirrult Court of H.ml- o f Hemlrtole i'wunky. F l o r i d * Notlr, Is her.h r GAINESVIIXE. Oct *2 -»flp erial!— Florida’s Fightln* Gator*, aoi. County. Florid* M J LOIKIK hoping to remove the bitter tkste it i. cni.Br, .Nnl.lR flRI.I.r. I jOIMIK. o w n e r snd M s n e f e r nf the 13-12 ilefvst handed them if»K c ixirxn by Maryland last Raturday. has" I'ul. Ort It. it. I*. Nov 1th * tllh no resy job on their hands this M O T I C 'R week in attemptlnr to tame the raN o t l r # |« h e r e b y (gi ve n t h * l I, *urge"t L. 8- U. Tiger* ji Baton O en rf* t' Mgrrlen. n m e n g i g e t l In Rouge Saturday night. N O T fC fl bu eln ee* o n t h e Country Cl ub N o tlr* I* hereby l i v e n that I’ i o I r ll r w il u nd er I h e flrtlllo u * Coach Tom Lleb will taka hla am e n a * «e d In h u k )n ffi HI nBiue o f M p e a e e r . l l n r d e n D elry charges westward for their second Went ISth fM. under Ihe flr t lttlo'li • nd Ih e t 1 In ten d t u r e f l r t e r aald of the year faced with the pos­ name Nick * O ro ee ry end l h » l I nam e pu ra u a n l t<» t h e “ F t c l l l l o u * sibility that two regulars, left Intend to r e g le le r skid nnme pur- Nam # Hlalul#** (C h a pter 209&1 Tackle Peanut Hull and Right •uani lo Ihe term s o f Ih e ” K lc tl- I » * w * o f F l o r i d a ) w i t h tl<c C l e r k l lou * Nam# Hinlufe** (C h a p ter o f (h e C i r c u i t C o u r t uf Memlnole End Nick Klutka, will be ham 199(1 I >*w • o f F lo r id * ) w ith lh * Co u nt y . F l o r i d * pereil by InjuryClerk o f Ik# C lr e ill Court of (IK O IUIK C IIAllUK.N. The Bengal*- who dropped a> Heinlnole County. F lo rid *. Ort. I. 1941. 10-13 decision to lloly Croat, and NIC K OON8TANTINK. O w n e r. werr smothered 34-0 by Trias • w o n c ii after winning an opening game Ort. I. I » l l , N olire la h *r*by given that I am a n i a l a l In bueinsse at 111 with Uralslana Tech, have been daataml >Ave, Maalurd. rtofMa. noon a definite upgrade In tha pMt d ,r th# flrUtluus nama W aan ar t w o weeks. NUTUR Inland • N ullra la hereby .(I r a n lh a l 1 Furniture (*n. and 'h a t I On Oct. II they tied MIm Ii to raalatar tald nama pursuant In am engaas.l In hnalnaaa a t t i l alppl Stale, 6 0 winner over Flo­ Hanford Are., undar Iha fld lllo n a ihe larnia uf the "F lrtllluua Nam a Statute” (Chapter t a i l ) l a w * of rid#, In a scorclwss battle, and nama Nick's ra rh a a a ll o r a ami with Iha t'lark of Iha Saturday night admlnliterad * that I Inland In raalatar aald Florida) lrrult Cuurt <>( Sentinel* Coutitr. sound 27-0 drubbing to Rica 10-9 nama purauant to tha larnia o l . l k t Uirula. Victor over mighty Tutena^ *h« "Fletlllnu* Nama Rlalula'* (C h an K. A. ICON rO R TO N. lap Jests of F lorid a) with tin revtous Saturday far tha only Clark of tha Circuit Court of O w itr. Ori. t. m i . >M the Green Wave haa suffered thla year. Florid* has mat Loulalana State only once before In Its football history, and on that ocraalon-^ln 1931— tha Staten won by 19-0. 5 Machines Repaired — Expert. Welding M,,,o ^ . P!*k,2.f . Ho“ e Sow*1** aad Rgyalr' fldrtk*. PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, Owners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 1 ---------- — MXFORD MACMIXa COStFAST, ^ . ^ ^ 207 W. Second * E n Lgp>‘ Si THEIBOAT A T LAK E Y'S DRUG STORE Wh«n « Chlkl Nttds • L«x«tivcl Thlt year, starting with tha Boaton college jam*, ha haa been SYRUP OP BLACK-DRAUOHT in tha haadlinaa weakly. la a taaty liquid that moat thlldran will welcome whasatar they naad a. laxativa. Whale worn haDL'MrRR BISON CBOP Um m m m Iq i(rad ian t aa BILACK-DRAUGHT, OKLAHOMA CH If. Oat I t — a otdar can —Tha bWipccssuvo al l.an Ilondln, too ktapar, looped tha FURNISHED 4 ROOMS A sleep- mb ufh*n two. Amarlean bison Inc porch, doe* in. Sll Laura! ■ea birth to caWaa the •»*»• BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Breakfast — Dinner— Supper Frss Da11very—Phone 103 Laney’s Drug Store Ws FtO AQ Praseriptiona ClassiHed Advertisements BALE tS&Vftl APPLIANCES—Can. Kleerange ( 98.00. All porcelain I range 148.00, Other wood JttraMM ranges 11.00 up. Isira tea has, need vary ETTA K E TT fjfM^JUOOS SAVKU/Ii h 810.00. OH bunting eta Bsc heater |t8.00. AUfr SEVERAL LAROE utad ruga «d aoal burner III.OO. All waated at raaaonabla priea for es’a Foal Oaa Barrier rsaa Pram Port Offlca HALF DAY Jab. Con Mitchell. 901 Sanford Art. Fmmsp M m m . m SWSJOH lADNnl <30946 J im iw n i tent OuaW^TOflKTIMORI ANDI(3 Ui«8 I W A » . HAW AND. IXCITVD-.' J W A H / H tL ROPW6.SHFI Pulled that I VCUL/KCAM S ALIBI ON MK coonpmoout 1 n T O a fr — 2 iFVDuafimtHS WCTOUTH/.— - VMOJSb J5? WANTPD: PART-TIME o f tem­ porary stenographic work, as* parianerd. Write Bos 119, San- NATIONALLY KNOWN wanta.aaUaction aad nd* OR W IL L D E L IV E R Y BOY W A N T E D PAL­ METTO GROCERY. ) 'H S IT U A T IO N r r 5* K ‘ V ^ H H H H I �. ... ........... -■? • i*’ «., :V viw -itf! «: ” 4 »-. .. *3 f Cwnty Prodnew Pratt A m i VtftUhlM Than Any Similar A m In Florida \ Sanford la The Only Cenlril " Florida City Affording Hall, Highway And Wulcr Tranaportallon ■ J i .................... ................... VOLUME xxxm EaUbHahwd In 1908, SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2.1. 1911 NUMBER 48 Member Amodnted Preaa Ofter z Germans Claim Troops A re Last Chance F or Boosting A rm y A ir To Mediate W ithin 38 Miles O f M oscow Press Warns Allies Japan Will Fight United States To P r o t e c t Interests Force T o 400,000 Men Tripling Of Present Strength Would Be Accomplished By * June 30 This Year TOKYO. Oct 23 — (>*»»— Tbe 0 f Japan Tunc, and Advertiser, earntrolled by the Japanese Foreign Offire, a new "trial bal­ Millage Rate loon" forlooted peace by offering tbe power* a "last chafe**” to ute Japan a, mediator in tbe Is Announced ArttuAxis European war. Boyle Cites Case To Clarify Laws 0 n Trespassing Reduction Future Expansion „ May Reach 500.000 Court Upholds Right Of Cattle Owners T o Ban Hunters 1. -A l' ’ Reserve Planes And Parnchuti sts Ard Used In (ireat Numi hers By Invader! Russians Make Command Chang 5 S o v i e t s Claim T Be S t i l l Holdlr West Of Capit ' partner in tbe Following requests from cattle noldt a “ para­ a pacifier," the owners for elsrifiealion of state but It laws as regards trespass of fir tfi'fls O J Frffeg hunters on ftnced-ln and posted Strong t »r r m A o force s l| property, l.loyd F. Boyle, state her Interests. • frikinv h»rri to the «oulf A rwhfctLn in the imllage rot# attorney, today cited the case of ea«f in punching fe* The Japanese press char by the ftounty Commission was with growing wrath that n ahf t * pot through which 1 llhmllton vs. Hamilton in which launrh a drive for the ol announced*, by O. I* lUrnikm United State* was seeking the State Supreme I ’uuit has rtrh < aiirisuv informed Hrl> county clerk, today from 27.6 bertan bases for use against Jt upheld the right WASHINGTON. fv-». 2.1 of piiqierty IaS «« urrr «a»«t today. The mills, of last year, thougn tin* re­ pan, and warned that" Siberia owners to exclude hunter- by the —(A*)— Secretary Stlm*on i*<lilrd "H's 20 to one'* Ut > duction 1* a «t ,11 large as it ap­ belongs to Asia." announced today War Defencing and posting of Isml. \*»iA won't laltr Moaroi Outspoken was the newspaper pears slur* th.aiuoimrnl on . partment preparationn to exIhiA winter. According to the court « de­ Hochl, which said the United property ha* U-rn increased 3.14 • pand the Army air forces to times, In arrunlanre with a new States was pushing her military cision as revealed by Mr Hoyle, n * tfefenrlqfpB f r # g g 400.000 flvinsr cadets mid d i­ • ilS I bases toward Japan atep by stop “ A hunting licenap does not Bute lew. Hitler's high I'nmmurtd I aulhorite holder to enter the en­ men bv next June In relation to (hi- ortual late, and asked whether the natlap closure of another without per­ 'lav rluimt'tl N'it7.i tronnn a . nearly tripling their present , o v tv -r the taxpayer will have In pay should keep quiet In the fae* mission, notwithstanding th.it en­ attempts within 18 miles nf Moacfl . this year • -uli-tmitiul reduction Ilritish-American ■trength. uber o f A sm . try Is peacratle and solely for h' W A A * will be made through elimination "enslave a great number striking front Ihe south ar ^ ."Subsequent expansion, well as Is the purpose of hunting of wild of five mill- for County bond* tics in Siberia i southwest l.omlnn ilisnntch| poeelbly to the 600,000 level, I. game, since the license does not enormous natural resources. nil four and -even eights mill, possible beyond that date," Sec­ said Ihe Hermans are until A Hochi article by [lento 114- vest title to sliy game and does Raymond Woodward, 18, of previously levied by the State. retary 8tlmson said. and resen’ raJnke said American aupnlito not eonatitute a grant of property These Indian-, m native ro-tunie, sre -hown with their law parachutists Though the millage is reduced Congreaa vaa told the original Rrading, Maas., leavfa Middlesex In any land, nor authorise the were being unloaded at northern planes in great numbers. program provided for a force Superior Court aftor pleading to 7.70 this year two new ntllluge Siberian port* whence transpor­ holder to cummit a trespass up­ yer. Wtlfreil K ll.-frin.«M, n N'ew link Federal Court, where the* rates are included. » half mill for The Russians announce* a o f 15,000 plane., but Stimson guilty to the alaying of Id.year, tation to the European front on the lands In' violation of stat­ appeared to u c.i-« involving the drafting " f Ann-riran Indiana in thiil lieu tiregorv K. Zhu, ute penaltstns the unauthorised to the Army I In v ...nt.nd the I S linquoia treaty ot I7a| w declined to stale how many ot old Constance Shipp In the kit­ the County lliepibil and one- would be impossible. entry upon the eneloeeit lands of these were In aervice or how chen of a parsonage. Officer eighth mill "mother’s pension.'' k<>v. , 1,1.1 „ f staff, had replace^ tabltahing rln-tn a. a -overergn notion i. violate,; t,y the draft law "The United Stales doesn't another to hunt » r fish, Robinson -guard, tin- Mr. Herndon -aid many are contemplated under Charles vi't«-iaii Mai dial Semeon TiraoSince the u.-se-sment on pro­ care whether the supplies ac­ The Indianar. Il.iriy Putt.non (left I. of the Ttl-i ilioiu-, and youthful murderer. Dm enlarged program. "Under the t'onstituliAn, all -lieiik., in command of the celt-1 perty has been ordered to be made tually reaeh the Soviet fighting Ivan A. Hunt Itinn. a Moliawk la Memphis, the 150,000 offton the IOO percent value in *c- front,” said Hira'ake. "She I* persona have the right to ac­ liul front, taking command fef td enlisted men of tbe cordnne* with Ihe law* of the interested in getting military bet­ quire, possess, and protect prop­ lb...... lire w,.«|ern tone, the new Army yesterday In Hero, erty without respect to amount. UMt legWature, the assessment as in Far-Eastarn Russia." phis were smiled upon by thohr I'ommandei I- -aid In tie slresdy "The owner of the soil has a will amount to about 3.11 time* amander, Lt. Gen. Ben I-ear, •pec 1st and qualified interest in I iglileimig Moscow's defenses. the assessment of last year. The to tighten np tbe military train, the wild game un his property Commission then reduced the milTmio-heiiko w e * reported trsn*« lag program so aa to attain thier which interest i< a ‘property lege iii about the same ratio that I ferred to amdher post. g o a l o f being "ftt to fight." right' incident to ownership nf tho assessment* were Increased Army bulletin to the An authoritative London aourpp the soil, ami is the right to egto make th* teat* levied f>'r j bka command, I-esr declared Hint llyilain'* frontier clusivaly hunt wild game upon carrying on th* buslnee* of the At’tiutimg to (he number <>f PANAMA, PanasM, Oct. |3 the soli subject to any lawful be was pleased with the pro. n Ihe Volga and urged that County aubetantlally the same- — l/Pi— Three U. 8. army pugpine ill (hi* truffle iieenletit map Mi-liIIi- Ka-t force* lie sent to though th# teg'payer a»iH l*"'* suit plant* crashed simultaneous­ regulatioa by the state support Ihe llus-lull* til th* at the 1'o l.c e Slatinn, thnv Imvi* fit throughthe ellmlnaliuv of ly Into Cerm.no hi|l out klllag l . “’. Landywner public ^ g 11" . denying denying public » h r e n n lx iu t HO U4*rblelit« r e p o r t - Ukraine the Consty . i end their pflota during * night tmin- right to»hunt bn hi* IssA-le not Rum and .now by day sad’ lage, Mr. Herndon explained. limited to 44D acirs, since the I in the i 11y «tn»c*» tin* fir«t ing maneuver Tuesday nl*M t* fight.” / fleering temperature* •! night A commute# coni pcsoil of h. army aulhoritlea dierlosed Wed- Constitution gives to all th<of th** y»’iir, melmliiig thre»* are prevailing along the elltlr* A. I)>uon, Mato B*nktor I right to acquits, pusses* snd nesday night. in tn lit it"* battlcfront, London bears. llousholder and Mr Herndon erent The planes were in a forma, protect property without n-«prrt the smalleet unite -squad* nsd Organisation of a fu«t aid D t ir n f ti n' f at t al it !•*«• invtilveil James Ailenby took top honors to Teliahaxse# Monday and pro- lion of five which encounteivl to amount. Tim Russian* cleaned they era platoon*—"where Initiative, the In time, rapid and alow fire course will la-jfin Friday nu.tn A |H’t|#*ktI’tiifi bit ley nil ailttuiitiblli* holding tost on the critical Mm"The ststute penalising the inir at' the IV, .Ilian* I 'lilts at had weather 60 miles from Al. aggressive fighting •Instinct, and l»e*r Iw t i w eir frntii shooting and finished with, tap hal-k sector, 67 mile* wait of luthorixnl tm\ry upon *nrl»i»«.:i.t]0 oVlmk lailliu: one hour ami a m i tin* brook Field and were circling s’ unauthorised % Intelligent use of.equipment anJ •core o f the afternoon yesterday a low altitude when they struck landa of another to hunt or any prmon h«ic h Mitel,.led in H io ln r n t it b it »*y IrniVlN, »»»ie n f Moscow »nd declared Ihul cous. terrain mutt be cultivated." • at the weekly meet of the Sonthe comparatively low hill, au­ fUh la not limitiMl a« to arrragi* the rlaa*c« may attend. Mr- A th i' in a ii i' g t it h b o f o i l h l e t l v*ith ter-*lto,‘ks are striking at th* He added that discipline In all tht* ne w ntr i’ .i ii i l i n r r n f e w weekn German ford Gun Club, according In Nnl pincers al Orel, 209 thorities said. In th« rasa at i*«ur a tract M Phillip* staled lialay -rmfects must be tightened up. a f t e r it v» n ■* f i l e t put on tin* mil........ . of Moscow »nd St The dead, all second Heaton of 1600 terra of rnclotrtl lam) . .Lear said "greater rctponilbil- Smith, Secretary of the club. Miss Irene lUnton, one nf the H a i i f o n l run Kalinin. 1)5 miles northwest. Second place winner* for the ants, were H. G. Haldeman, of wav involved.' ' Ity of command must be eultl. raduntcof the HOhmir lied KVrry nttiilrnl within tht* illy Th»* StiviW* reported B!W H. ^Wlllier-e, Pasadena. Calif.; L. M. Warring_ yated by noncommissioned offl- afternoon were: Vnsa First Aid Method* Course limit ei* lerteiilni mi ()o- iimp flghlmg on the approechee to ton. of Winter Park, and D. M. • cefa," and asked fell commissioned J. Hardy and C.-E. McBIarrow In instructed by Robert II I'ull-erl willi pine with lh«* «liff»’irnt The following merchants end the I'rimcu Peninsular and said I.ewy of Graenvllle, Miss. ' officers to reallae they are "on timed, rapid and alow firing, re­ ■„n, field representative from i oloriel pine iiitlit al mg Do* typ«* 6,0110 German* and Rumania#* business men have already sig­ spectively. duty 24' hours a day." Washington, will teach the ,lu-. of tt<rnl«*nt nihI whi'timr anyone were killed in » single operation. nified their Inlantlon of co­ High match scorer came through H * admitted that tome equip­ es In first is1,1 In equip civdian- I m;i * injurisl or kilb'tl. operating with Th# Sanford Tbe It A F. and Germans ment warn needed, but added with 289 and C. E. McSlar­ Herald In publishing a special f*»r defell.e work. | .\|oe| of tile ||«Y l«|clit * Ml** till** exchanged blows in night raid*' "lb my opinion, the army needs row followed closely with 284. Tourist HATTIESBURG, ' Miss . . Oct. The first meeting ia mq,„il.,nl to r u l e lUlilillig ti'gi'tlo'i i*4||e||||C on northwestern Germany, Chan­ Edition on Oct. 27 i # stronger discipline, harder work, Remaining match scores were: which will be distributed 23— l**)—Winifred Moore. 23. in that complete schedule- of minor liani.ig** Two involvt**! nel |»rl* and the Liverpool ship­ to and training In greater nggrev Jasper Wolfe, 278; Harry Will, I, 500 prospective winter visitor* and Kvr.. .her rhepherd dog, re hour- and general mjur»*i| organwutn.it pi’ilwetriiunq mho w«*r«* atrenets and initial!** even more lams. 278; James Hardy, 273 LONDON, Oct. 23 -U P )— At ceived >hrrprkinv together from of the euurse will take place. whih* n numl»«*r of Ml*l'illl•n•^«ll4Vl, ping are* selected from a special Chamber Indication* appeared today that and James Webb, 250.than It needs equipment." 'atka designed to knock Italy Mississippi Southern College. Mrs. Phillip* pointed out. in vi»l vi*ifl niotorieti running into the German of Commerte ll»t, a* well a* nut of the war, sight raids on offensive against Lear criticised some o f hU fixiil ohjifte. Hum* n»r rhililmi M o - c o w , now three weeks old, The dog had guided hie blind m thousands of other readers both Nati-hcld coasts o f the contin­ mlatreaa through three years of •oldion for falling to seek cover on hicyrlt*. in Florida and throughout the wn« breaking down and that tbo v whoa attacked by airplane* durent and fighting British aland college. Thu fir ru w it h tin* tnont art*i> bitter Russian winter, fast clos­ nation: • log maneuver*. Buch acdlona alongside the Red Army In th* "Rex le awarded this certificate • l i n t * le b«*t W r r li S«*i u n i t S l h ' i ’ t ing down on inosj of th* eaxttrn ‘ Scare, Roebuck Co.. would m u lt In oxtremely he*. Ukraine were advocated In a full of honor for apecial effort* in uiiil t'ouim««ri'Uil Avinin*, ami Sun front. niigl\t force a stalemate of Aldon Co., In*. ____ vy loeaea In actual warfare, lie dress war dtbato In the House t6hlfl_ aniL. gu ldantt^_ rt ad _ u _ _ Ivey V Swain's flattery S ta ler. Iiiu l .ami-Link. , — WASHINGTON, - 0*1.- -8 3 ^ -0 7 o f ~Commons today. thi* pm* tin* mo*l dun* WAHHINOTON. Oel. 2.1. btl ing to llnth sole* agreed that allow, —Postponement of plena for Swann’s Modem Cabins, W. R. ' Simultaneously supply Minis, diploma tied to hi* collar by Dr. A* an ecunomiv and natnuuil g t 'i n u * Mtri’ i't e nri' I'ur k. Slag- storm-, Icy gules and driving electric power rationing III the' "Speedy" Wlllla, Murray W. Ov- ter Lord BeavcrbrofeV. Just bark J. B. George, college president. SUley’s Restaurant, lefense proposition, Krpreselita mdiu. Sanford. Geneva and t’el- rain- were .sweeping the strug. southeast by at least one week erstreet, from Moscow, told th* House ol live May of Kenturky, thnirmun •ry Avenue-, with the aeri,lent* gling urmie* and seriously ham­ wag announced Wednesday by Milton Gore*a Service Station, Lord* Russia’s great losses ol „f the House military uffaiti ranging Ihu whole length of each pering military operation*. . the federal power commission ea J. V. Jonea Tire Shop, Blrdsey w tr suoply manufacturing farll Flour A Feed Mllte, Sanford rommittee, bus urged rongl,-** of Ihe avenues. The German* admitted th#' It dinrted the Duke Ihtwer Com­ (ties left the U. 8. B. R. I" a Buick Co., W. W. Auto Parts, rough weather wu* slowing down to givu more attention to < uba pany, Charlotte. N. C.. to deliver nosl'.lnn akin to that of the Brit Henry II. ish after Dunkerque. the assault on Moscow'* defentM Increased quantities of energy to Fred T. William*. In a statement insertnl in Ihn .. • Carroll’a Service Station, Ox NEW YORK, Oct. M .(P )and that their panirr forces a s ­ the Carolina aluminum plant at Congreasiunel llecuril. May reFlbro Brush Co. ' Marin* circles reported Wedneesaulting the Donets bexln and ferred to Cuba a* "our rhlld of , funeral a*price* for Dr. Adolph Badln, N. C., and to the Ten* Sanford Atlantic National day that the Navy was taking Liberty berause in 1808 we broke driving toward the Caucasian _____ ■ .P fa fflln , who died Tueedat neases Valley Authority for de­ Bank. Sam Hfewklni, David ever control o f merchant ship­ gateway of Kotlov had pauaad Ibe ‘ ham* of slavery which .Spuln ,,,,,,, ' ~~ at t i l l P. M. In th* PertiaUL fense production. ping between the United Stales hud forged for these people. „o,| J MIAMI, Oct. 2.1 — Mr>— Fred for o "breathing spell." Th* Rus­ LsLand Olds, commission chair­ Earle’s Sunoco Station. D u b ton Memorial Hospital. end Iceland. ultimately wu gave them their I ln'* Dinner |)a,le count - soli, sian- asserted that stubborn So­ • y X T u conducted Friday at 3:00 man, said that aa a result of , Thomaa* Barker Bhpp, Arcade They said all ahlpa leaving Jeitnr, made a final appeal to viet rountor-attacks had atalUd P."M . at the Erkkeon Funeral the order to the Duke company Package Store, Bryan's Garage, WASHINGTON, Oct 13 — LV> •featern porta moat b* routed by liberty.-' Sanford Avenue Boer Garden, The fact that Cubu Is within I be Jury Wednesadsy in his tries! ihe Nasi offensive against Mos­ O “H toe. to. with frith FbUtor J. J, X*Hag- and more sfftotivs pooling ar­ A. J. Losslag’ s Transfer A 8 tor — Petroleum Coordinator Irkes the Navy. Blmilat action was re­ two hour* by airplane from the for conspiracy to break tho cow for tho fourth success!**' rangements Initiated at the Oc­ . today Mid tiro prospect of b f i i wofficiatlng. l Dew while slave law. Inn, J. J seven petroleuro shortage In I hi cently taken on. the west coast day and hud stopped th# Ger­ Pfafflln was a retired tober 14 Atlanta conference with H * . aak*a Dew when the Navy began directing .’’ I am not here 4o ask you man sweep eastward in th* fa* a raiding In Farrotoo state commission ami utility of.lFanU h- ’ Baalairife Spring*, Ban. East, about which be baa warned that country "an ideal jumpingPacific Ocean shipping. for mercy," he declared. "I am off place for an nggreaoor nation south i • ,* __ wBow and only survivor, fklala -1* appears probable that often la recent weeks, b now e Mary Pfafflln, for tho paat which might attempt to mvude here only to ask you for jus. virtually erased. lice.” by non-defense consumers the Unite! .Stales" MO ! • F*an< whUo for ttoeo yefera Gasoline supplies are now ac. Cheateg C. Faagate Co.. HopThe Jury probably will start Tenaeaeee Valley Authorof at. IModern tually akey* lari year, lekes re Grocery A Market. deliberation this morning. | i the Commoneveelth and hr ported, sad Uro- general outlook Shoe BhopjSaaford-Oviedo Truck fine is arrused of being the bouthern compeqlea in tbe are*, along the Atlantic Seaboard is Growers, era. The Whit# Hart ______ Heron, H. real owner of the Io »i I’abunu aervlco la Sen- will > neceseary before Nev. 10." Sanford Ga* C#„ now "opUrolatic," but he did M. Glee Club, and nf conspiring' with Al ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. 2J will be takari Ptnchunt not say when- rationing o f g**- — U P ) - Officer* of 4he British G ran Vi and Evelyn You*! to transprrt bnriaL Grocery, Lumber A ollae to /BBaAtotatbaa would b« Navy and R. A. V. said today WASHINGTON. O ct 21 - M l girls into • condition of do­ e n d e d . _____________ that In the past two months not — (’residential approval uf 8 3 bs urhery. ■few, Nlek’a Package The condition of Mr*. J. The Yount* were sentenced to A single day pasted without at additional defense public works Store, A . Departmeat 8tote. i one A ib ship being iunk projerxa, calling for expendituro federal prison after conviction, nard Root and Mr*. A. W. Ko*I. PILOT CLUB TO MBKT „ Tomkloa Poet of VetTh* I who were Injured In an automo­ Um MadiUrranean. *4 Frirrigw War*, of which of 16,763,259, to provide' com. fine won a separate trial. WASHINGTON, O ct 23—W — Welsh, bile accident Monday a fton oM Sanfenrt Pilot d e b will kevo thalr fora at i n munity fscllltlex for defrn u> The arrtculta* department said Realtor*. on the Daytona Beach.DeLaAd Manor meeting Tuesday night •lofma— Malnk m workers and personnel of the Wednesday mmpie euppOsn of raw Plggty W igriy A Lovett’s, W. highway, was reported today J* TiOO o’clock at the Veldes k# lha NatU armed forces, was announced •waUabla to keep H. Brits Barriaa Button, Wagoner be generally Improving. U la oj* ird refiners busy for Furniture C e, Wednesday by the federal works B gg pected to bo about ftva day* If#' •gency. the wuwhriag W 1P4I. Lodge * Ben for* th* ip«clall*t can deter Taking notice of reports that Among th* projects were 1« LONDON, Oct. 2.1.—(rF)— definitely whether Mrs,, mm radio*ri** might hove to for heslik centers, eight recrea. close down herons* mt • shortage tlonsl fscilltles, |2 direct cun The embittered charge that th* will low th* light o f h*r tributiona for tho operation sn-l four-months’ court* o f th# Ger- eye which was Injured a* mt row stacks. ~ After ah* wa* taken to melnlenanc* o f schools, with man.Russian war had become the remainder providing for con­ "th* hour of our greatest hu­ General HoaplUl for ti struction o f school, hospital, wa­ miliation" bccaua* o f Britain’* by a bon* aurgron. It terworks and sower facilities, and inability to send an arm* Into covered that she had sufftrod weatorn Europe several broken bonro In add!Hum one for construction of o bridge Natboceuplad was Dung at th* government to serious cuts and brulaaa. approach. Mrs. Knog, who ia In Fort yesterday by th* labor peer, Lord Strmbolgl, from th* florr Laughton Memorial Hoaptta well on th* way to recovery o f th* Ho us* of Lord*. Contrasting (hit period to Bri- suffers mainly from a at said tain’s “ finest hoot*’—th* me- and aoronaaa ot har body, c*aaful withdrawal o f tho BEF by sever* bralaw -and. j general condition Elimination Of State Tax And Bond I^evy Savfs T a x p a y e r s Congress Told Pro­ gram Provides For 9 25,000 A i r p l a n e s luted At Natl A ti, Far Fast, Japan mount status a, <newspaper said, On Warpath Against Draft 10. Ailenby Takes Top Honors At Gun Club Meet JS’ VSKSS, 22 » E i g h t y Accidents Reported In S a n f o r d Since January Army Pilots . Die In Crashes Sanford Woman’s Club Organizes First Aid Class1 lade By McSlarrow Leaders Co-operate * On Tourist Edition British Entry In Fight la Demanded Blind Student, Dog Graduate Together Southern Power Cut Postponed One Week Congress Asked To Notice Cuba More Services For D r. iAdolph PfaffKn V Will Be Friday Navy Taking Over Iceland Shipping Dade Official Makes Plea In Sluve Case Gas Shortage Almost Erased, Saya Ickea Axis Ship Sunk Each Day In Mediterranean Roosevelt Approves W PA Defense Work Ample Supplies Of Sufftr Said A vailable Condition Of J: Injured Women Reported Today r British Lord Asks For Invafllon Army W inter V isitor Gives S anford Free A dvertising On Mkhig&n Billboards V f �X I •w • I THE SANFORD Hie Sanford Herald ■at Schirard was taken away from us daring tbs contest* to aet at on* of tte umpire*. ThU task railed tor quick and cor­ A n d erso n * net decision. aa to thi immedi­ G r iffith ate tltoaUooa effected daring the various maneuver!. Umpire! Funeral Direct®* were lometimei called upon to 7*4 E. z»4 b l render a verdict aa often ae every tan minutes, and their notes de­ cided whether the movement would allow an advance or cause a withdrawal. The participating unit* were bound to abide by the amptre'e decision, bat some of the artuments and howls of pro- 1 teat were enough to weaken the ■tauncheat of men. It hat been said by many that the umpires had the hardest and one et the most important functions of any croup encased. In addition to the various bat­ talion and regiment. I aid sta­ tions, we have in the Dixie a complete Medical Regiment, the IM tV . ' composed o f three bat­ 1 Out or 3 w talions; collecting. ambulance and Youmr Men .10 Yearn Old hospital bdttallons. Over In the Have D efective E rcsich l Ambulinc* Battalion we find an­ D isa lu lta s e e l «»•••»* dtaa. other Sanfordlt*. lieutenant Mats u t OStlai •» aa»re»tl»» glaaava raa l a aiaaS *• Sllvrlata tkla •Itlb llm . tall mm •■lav tee to a»*ala«m»al. Aid For The R niaUm It comes as somethin? a bit disconcerting to many O O Lt Another six billions will be voted in a day or two. Billions more were voted for our own national de­ fense. Just how much nobody seems to know. But esti­ mates have it that we are spending IB billion dollars this year to buy tanks and airplanes and other implements of warfare for our own use. It is also stated on reliable Au­ thority that this sum will soon be expanded to over 00 billion dollars n year. And yet today we have neither the tanks nor the air­ planes to help the British make an Invasion of the con­ tinent hold the slightest possibility of auccesa. We have neither the tanks nor the airplanes to help the Russians stars off the assaults on Moscow. After aix years of witch­ ing Hitler get ready for war and listening to his boasts of Invincibility, both the United States and Britain wero T W E »P A T , OCTOBER Q , 1M1 caught hopelessly unprepared in 1039. As if this' were not enough, we atfl] do not seem to W M v n a n r u B t o d a y realize the seriousness of the situation. Wars are not fought with huge appropriations. No mere ucriflcca by taxpayer* P y o m j v w e m FOR BIN, alone can stem the tide which is sweeping over Europe. It will take tanks nnd airplanes In vastly greater numbers than Hitler can muster to do that. We cairt win the war by throwing dollars at the .Germans. Those dotlara have got to be converted into the machines of war. And yet defense strikes go on without abatement. IN THE SKIES Worse than that they are tolerated by tbs government, and to Dunkirk,* we are afraid, by a large segment of the public at largo. .to Ram.gate, It is a part of the philosophy of ‘'business aa usual.” We A » d hack to On dun... Powtr boats o f th« cnvaiy think we can heat Hitler and still enjoy the' luxury of ^ V d r f r l n g torpedo*. Into iha strikes, lockouts, labor disputes, and business bunt. And the government, which knows bettsr, does nothing about it and coni.ra, Evory amateur strategist in America thinks Britain A t e tte jttUmmad load* gathtrad u from tte saw should striks while the Iron la hot and w » are ready to f»V transferred to th. yawla condemn Churchill and his whole mlmory staff for not ing to the aid of the Russians, bat we have ‘ so far lied to furnlNh the tools. And the “Arsenal of nomocra­ - . “ v .x e eanamy, i i e i i i w, cy” is an arsenal in name only. * , ;/J DR. HENRY M cLAULIN, JR. ns a rams tm r » « * asr-w fell Inc theft way bv nlfbt ovir • trangi raids under extreme blackout condition*. Theirs was s vital Job well done throughout. T h in they ire, from General Hutchison on down; a splendid liat at ouUtandlnc men doing thslr p u t to retain and pats on, the ncrod heritage that Is a s sinSt s .z:-, nrrosrrsuT •_______ CARRY H EA T ANYW HERE Wb s s w s s S *fctre^* ^kkresdi and W oB y masking the peri, r the kaft-linea o f the Ws haw long contended that one of tha most worth­ while project* which WPA officials could Inaugurate In Sanford and Seminole County would b « a thorough-going mosquito and housefly eradication campaign. Sine# all that tte tart, allaying tt e has to be dono to get rid of such pests (s to eliminate tte sw^l 7 * their breeding grounds, tho task should liot be too difficult is rang* of guns' of Now come* a group of scientists to dlsdofle that at • tte immolating blasts least two of our most Insidious and dreaded human di­ sease* are spread by the mosquito and the copmum hbuds* oiMsnka. to you their united offsets to serve theft country at a time when men o f sash high eland* arils, training and leadership Qualities are sorely needed. General Hutehlsea commands the Sixty-Second Infantry Brig* ads, composed at troops* from Alabama (167th. Infantry) and Florida (124th. Infantry). Bate of these regiments ' pesetas a' traditien end prat e ntiHUry hte- ajor Scott's conataat super- (Browning machine tuna, antiJon sad tlralaaa efforts. Arcl-|Unk gun. and At MM trench ita and mishap* or m n the mortars) tor tte three rifle via] nature wero given in- companies In the battalion. On at and rrpst} attenUon there- I many occasions during the manellminaUng any po.ilbl. fu- neareri..the battalion was' strung re conMf)o*neea. Although the|out for aa muih a. eight miles, liar's pool, during tte battles Keeping in tooch with the «upa located to tte Immediate porting element, kept the Capir >t Rsghasntsl Aid Station, tain on tho la m p 'fo r hours st •pent moor hours at the a time, bat his unit was always 3Dt. checking .sad aaporvising reads ami- nn hand with plenty I. fuaittonfng o f each o f the of fire power and a •‘nerer-peyree bstulles aft stations, die* .determination. •Jar Scott’s •staff coaaista o f . General Hutchison’s right F AT TUB Arcade Package Store YO U 'LL FIND IN ALL TUB LINES BEST OF Fine IJquors lory as tte days n>B can say that ttey si a good start T te ' “ l ”, as t e ' b affections Arcade Package Store $*50 to $11.95 : a - HARDW ARE COM PANY D. FARBBLL. PROP, ^ .r iy t o t t e rosdstssds, hack lo u t L kfSSi. l ~ ” ' to tte Rhrsr of Loadon, to toad .•no* again by tte troad I l f kftlf I-’ ’- ' I. PRATT / MATHER ARKADI! appearing mysteriously Ip one community and.thejl JumpIng suddenly to another, without anyone beijig able to exfalain why. r “ Within the post month has come new light.” say* the Washington Star. “ Public Health fltkvics workers have proved that the encephalitis experienced in the Northwest •nd »««mlngly Impossfr f himsrif gad htaovi this summer was, almoet beyond question, spread by moe* ohsil-bsnt-for-slsction tout! uultos. Now two Yale scientists disdoee to the American •is. Thors )• no sms In Public Health Association that tho dreaded polio—better Se-'Wigsd*. who t e n 1 known because of the wide publicity given It by the effort!) of President Roosevelt to curb tho malady:—can be spread by the common houaefly. “There may be other vectors of both these maladies, Discovery of the method of spread does net- necessarily mean that the maladies can be prevented. It is not eynonv* mous with “cure.” But It places In the hands of health officials knowledge, which wfll be Invaluable te. V I le ifN iN turn epidemics and which will enable them, to forestall he 4 ^ m \ ■...... www— — ___ ,, _____ “ Moot encouraging is the fact that science Is taking | 1 0| mystery out of these melodise. History hoe been one he major reasons for their frightluineM.” H ILL 301 EAST FIRST STREET WRECKER SERVICE Complete Auto Repairs ley . Phone............... 919 common manure pile rod pollu BRYAN’S GARAGE a rt In U .S. A rjoy W ar Maneuvers T O P CO A TS tttt p ru ra w A l l l f i IB9 ■f40|(g OayeB* UQ *^ L to i » K S OgtoaAV srhra -ite ra ite e g m ^ d J ft si« 99 9999L- MHHIJ n u t �THE SANFORD ifa u ftD , ‘ j4 n < / Personal Activities — S A N F O R D , F I jU R IU J P A G E T IT H E B W ' IN G L E Y -Z A C H R Y W E D D IN G C ER EM O N Y IS SO LE M N IZE D I N Q U IE T S IM P L IC IT Y Quiet dignity and simplicity Were white bride’s roses and t-ibr characterised the wedding of roses In a shower bouquet with HAPPY Blit I 111) AY Mlsa Marguerite lagiey, daugh- duster* of white bouvardia. Mrs W A t -ig'. Ur o f Mr. and Mrs. Jamas L. Mr. and Mra. Ingley enter, Miss Virginia Ann I • n; . Ingley, and William Brown tallied after the ceremony with Eachry, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. • reception at the Mayfair Ho­ William B. Eachry, which tool! tel Receiving with them aere p A HERO TO HEROES! Hallowe'en F e s liu l place Wednesday afternoon at the bride and groom, Mr. an I Committees for the Armistice 6:00 o'rlock at the Hole Croaa Mr*. William B. Zachry and Mrs. South Side Srhmil j Day Dance which will te glecn THURSDAY Miss Marcello Menard of Pal­ Episcopal Church with the Bee. Charles Raulerton. Mrs. Ingley Thuruduy. Oct. Ill Tho Towxend Club will mwl in in the Armory on the rerning metto la the guest of her brother Martin Bram, rector of Holy Were an aquamarine blue silk 4|o Court Hour* at 7:30 P. SI. of Noe. II, hare been announced In-law and slater, Mr. and Mrs. Cross, as the officiating rlergyr«ey gown with matching lur 6:00 lo 9:0(1 I'. M. * Y Ita regular meeting. man, and William Branan serr“7 **r*- ^ L. Irwin, general Erie Nordgren. in Her corsage was f.ishi-med * chairman, as follows: Ing aa acolyte. FRIDAY of pink roses and wld'e lube Mr. and Mi« lt*-l • •t iTyti. nTho afternoon session of the Tickets, Mrs. K -_ C. He/per.L. ^ charlts S. MorPalms formed a green back, roses. Mr*. Zschey's lostunie tnn *re ann.'iiti* ii.p tin I,,. Hi of Bod Croaa will he sponsored by with ticket headquarters to be rtxon visited with (heir son-in- ground un'drr stained glass win­ wa« of ptsim color rrepe «n h a i son. Rt-lo-it lld l It-of Jr., PAT O’BRIEN I k l U d in * Auxiliary of iho at 1U8 Magnolia Aernur. of Talisman n the W c law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. dows on each aide of the al'ar •boulder corsage \ 11•-- 1 it:«t in Free as a Congregational Church. Programs, Mrs. Joel 3. Meld; A. B. McRaney, In Lake Wales where U ll va«ea were filled with Itwes. Tale pink gladioli and 'or lamestown, N I no s day. M S I) — publicity, Mrs. Kenry McLaultn, A Tho Bible studies on “ The white chrysanthemum*. White d vine were used in decorating O ct IS* Wednesday. I »«• Mi feather in a Life and Teaching!' of the Ap- Jr., decorstions, fa p l. Earl T. 'l i l n r . k Itanit waxen tapers burned in cathedral the rooms lit by white t.ips-rs ir remembered .* t mm assisted by 00tie Peter will be concluded by [mucks, chairman, Uft-I — New-. Mrs. E. M. Thomas has re. candelabra, and whits star Jaa- Antique silver ranJelilirs Cl*rk. Dr. E. J. Pace at the |*resby- Ned Smith and V. A. Speer. Mrs. Martin Rram grer ed lbs breeze turned to her home in Starke a/. mine, coral vine and pal* pink terian church beginning ut J imj Mrs. J. W Daniel, president Ur visiting with her sister, Mrs. gladioli were used In decorating htie«ti at Ihe door, while Mrs M I'hilips Mr isml Mi o'clock and lasting until t no P. of the American legion Auxi­ J. A. Cunningham, for the past the church'. Ruth Scolt presided over th< i f F l o r e n c e .*■ • min... n.’ in g liary,- has extended to the public two weeks. bride’ s table and the three-tiered Before the ceremony. Mrt. Roy G - ntlcm cn . w ftrn \\ M Phil the birth ,i a cordial invitation to attend the SUNDAY Symes, organist of Holy Cross, while frosted brisle’s cake. Mis ips, Jr . "ii ' y»»u WJI If INM s. I . J1 climax the The Town send Cluha of the dance which will Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whits- ’gave a program of trvlltkinul Hubert Williams of Orange City Mr Philips i il l. ........... M r I l* f i» t a ft (• tl *1I si 6th Congressional district will Armistice llay activities. the bride'- >nd Mrs \ hsad ara axperled to return this wedding music. Mrs. Symes Was custodian of I ......... ■ i t i n - | S|n.»t* y ii h ii u f ly Tickets have been printed and week from Savannah, hold their regular niontlily con­ I W11.. w y ••. t v r k •. t N. Y. layed the Bridal Chorus from book, and Mr*. Kiehaid (less nml city ference meeting in tin- Court are being distributed to the var­ whara they have been -ponding ohengrln for (he prs-eesslonal Mrs Rolland Dean se-ve I punch 1 I h r m mi. Y at Ir^s House at 1:30 P. SI. Tin- public ious l-cgion and Auxiliary mem- the summer. are f i r e f»*r Bt l i o n and Mendelssohn's Wedding Other* assisting the howe** were 'Mi well aa all niciiibers uic in- lera and may be obtained from i ill go lf , t r im !* tan.I March for the recessional. Mac- Mr*. Henry Wight, III, Mrs J any of them. elted to attend | •'tlier »|‘ l i t An«l Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Swains tin Stinecipher, soloist, wing W Allman, Mis* J»nr Sharon ytHi i c I'li l n I n i w it h lltr yt u i L MONDAY are moving from their homo on “The luird’ s Prayer" by Malo'.te. Mi-» Elliabelh Rnpreehl, »li*. i le t lc a u p p o it o f ilie l l c o x The D. A. K. will •ponsior th* While, Miss Mari West Nineteenth Street <a the Mra. Charles Raulerson of Catherine | Cfola ll Gtltff tl. T h iB flllt.it.il' , Bed CroM Mawiri|t BfBAion hi ihe Mayfair Hotel where they will Okeechobee, matron of honor Chapman, Mis* Doiis Kail. Miss ) i n f i l l hfljvs y«,t» k e e p apiu • .to I Woman'll Club in tlit* muii'inir reside this winter. Miss Mnrjoris and slater of the groom, 'sore a Carlin Palmer, ut w oik !•"*. A ith Mrs. C. H. Duwton in Cogburn, Mis* Lenori Whiddnn gown of rote taffeta with tight, W IT T , Et i*y I * |*titl . i i nit.| t ,iI*r* * if '* i Mra. J. Henry Mtnlck has re­ fitting basque and full skirt. Her and Mis* Margaret Rein | ttnltirivs i i i r h i i t l . i l * All i ..n. ! t l.t , Tho Tfuth ('I mam of tb* turned to hob home in Long-wood heart-shaped hat echoed :he col­ The bride’ s bouquet wa IS NOW S K IIU M . , wuislluiiut. a Mrs. A. II. Byrd and Mrs. V. after having spent M ft hod lat Church will n»r«*t ol tlie past caught by Ml** Dorothy Mitchell tho homo of Mr*. W. J. David, II. (Irani ham were co-hnsteasea four months In Connecticut and or o f her dress, and her arm l t » t after the reception. :h11 a n i a C i i. ti ( i i i u n l S|- i •* mi . i • bouquet of pink rosea was tk»J I ll A N f e * Until I*||||| io.sk' .4 | * i It I 110 Woat First Strict, with to the members o f the Woman's New York with friends and rela­ with delphinium blue satin rib. bnde and groom left fur a wed | I rail 11 Ti i thriit. Jirt. John Vaughn, Mr*. W. K. Council of the First Christian tives. dug trip on the Feist Coast. Sin bon. The dre«s of the flower girl. W t lll, lira. W. (\ I>•*hi** nml Church on Monday afternoon at O r a re Marie Stlneclnher. fH>*e fcfFi»n wool wi'h brown nr lira. J. D. Jinlina at ro-hoitcaj- the home of the former. Mr. and Mrs. Roy M a r i o ;a» n o of r pale blue ruffled taffeta tarrvta ifMoricA bn a travhnff roMumi1 Mrs. Alex Johnson presided have arrived from Hot Bpring*.JXilh M. , llny u f f , u bonnet. Her With a rc»r«afr of pink !«»*<•* H ot Duj; O v over - he business session and the Ark., whera Mr. Marion has b een ^ TUESDAY ’ ■ Ilr ami \Im . Zarhry wi'.l live a* Tho U. D. C. with Mrs. It. J. devotional was conducted by Mrs. playing baseball all summer, to costume, completed by a wrist Prr*iit«ntlal Garden*. Alexandria Holly in charge will spontor tho O. D. Landres*. It waa decided visit with Mra. Manon't parents, pose of blur forget-me.nola ansi Va. Mr. Zarhrv h ronnectro with HANIi Croaa sowing Rpnninn in iho to have a kitchen shower at the Mr. and Mra. Turner tsulge lor a basket of pink rose petals, the office of Senator Chat I— AND IB O A n C lO I II had the flevor of in old-fash­ November meeting. morning. uioan about three weeks. Andrew* in Washington and i ioned lace paper ealentlne. Refreshments were served dur­ Curb Sertii-t■Iso a student at the George Mr. Zachry’* best man waa hlg ing the social period Co the fol Miss Dorta McWhorter and brother-in-law, University I ■« French Ave. ill l.n kc-h iiri' Chari •* Rt-uler- .Washington lowing: Mra. Cecil Gooslson of the Orange son of Okeechobee. Tbe ushers School. 9 . H H A M M K N IT T IN G C O M M M f lllv d . Sanford. Fla. Mrs. R. n. Fog, Mrs. F. 8. General HosplUl in Orlando, and t The bride recrived her «»rl> W l i i t M - t a l r a i , N w l l C a r s l. a u Why doc* Lottie Lorlng Damson, Mrs. J. L. Nlblark, Miss Beatrice Bradley of Win­ were John Hansen and Charles education in Jacksonville, an. M SO — Mrs. George Townsend, Mrs. II. ter Park, were Ihe guests yes­ Brady of Orlando. Albert Fitt* o f was gradus/ed in the cla«* o' lock the aupboard? Jacksonville and James I. Ing­ E. Cordell, Mrs. Ijandres*. Mr* terday of Mrs. I . ..tl I I I n| i suits'll V , B. F. Mc­ ley, Jr., whose cadet grey So- '37 from the Seminole II sigl Johnson, Mrs. M. G. Tracy. Mrs. Whorter at her home on Ihe • i 'l i i o i •1111 n i: x Behind where she wa« a i.teinbei wanec Military Academv uniform R; T. Humphrey, Mrs. W. 8. Country Club road. i ni.iii ...... . N i” Ii I E lm er" added a touch o f military at* Of the Phi Alpha Kappis Sor Thornton, Mrs. George Ewan, O il S a le \ t orltv. She attended Agnes Scot' moaphere to the ceremony. t st.i)»• s-1 I S eriiil— Mrs. C. W. Clause, Mrs. J. K. The bride was given In mar. College In Decatur, G* . an-' Harper, Mrs. J. J. Cates, Mrs. "S l-t K a iilc rs ” rlago by her father, James L. Rtrsvsr’ s Secretarial School li Grantham and Mrs. Byrd. Zachrv w»Ingley. Her wedding gown was Washington. Mr. 311 K. FIIIST ST. I \ SAN E d it I). fashioned of whl'e brocaded Is f. graduated from Rcminole llig’ POLIO EPIDEMIC WANING The Jbnior Young People* feta with a bouffant skirt, snug School in 1937. received his It. t Council of Ihe Presbyterian bodice, square nack line, and degree with honors l**i Jun MONTGOMERY: Ala., Oct. 23 Church met at the home of Rob­ long tight-fitting sleeves. Her from the University of Florid — DPI— With only four cases ert Herndon on East Fourth tulla shoulder lony'.h veil fell where he was a member of th> of Infantile parmlyaia reported Street on Tussslay availing at from a heart-shaped Elixabcthan Florid* Blue Kay Ihe Pi Kun Wednesday, Dr. J. N. Baker, which lima progTama for tho com­ coronet The brlsta'a only orna­ pa Alpha fraternity, and preil state health officer, expressed ing months were planned. ment was a gold cross, a gift dent of the Interfralernitv Cun confidence Alabamanlana “ can The meeting waa opened with from the groom. Her flowers ference. soon begin thinking o f (he worst sentence prayers and reports of pollomyelltta eplde/ilc In their tho various officers were given history aa • thing o f the past and now business discussed. BISMADIRE MINIATURE Plana for a.-pageant to he pre­ » »ss su sses »»■»■ vein n iseis rather than \ of tha present.'' , POWDER F rid a y & .‘••.i tu rd ay FOOTBALL sented soon ware made and the I Is# Sets! c « e next meeting was announced to i JU Mrs. |. D. Martin Seminole’ Hons at* underway for a Hal to at the home e f Herman tlidllM, A*f*i , ~T..,k Mmll County chairman of Bundlen foe tomeon kosMval to be given it Huteley. ( O a l q i N N f n c l h j o n f i j D i X C ^ ta8 t O f <P i ‘ Britain, said loOay that the story the) South Side rimary School Following the business aion *• social hour was enjoycsl of Bundlta for Britain la one on Thursday evening, Oct. 30, of an Indomitable freedom of all from «:00 oeloc* until 9:00 oand rafreahmenta served. iles interpreted by Americana flack, sponsored by the South Present were! Emmett Hendon, every walk o f lift and In I Side Parent'Teach, r Association, Harman Brumley, Billy Brumlsy, •very type of community. Two; The committee In charge of Ira/ Bach, Mi _ including Mrs. theI, Frances Dague, Lola Mark. years hava passed and yet l b . , •rrangerocnU wether. /Charles Dawson* Dtl club looks back on tha relief Henry Witte, Jr.. Mrs. W. A SOC SHAVE CREAM phlna Hasty, Robert Miney, Nol* It haa afforded to tho suffering Patrick, and Mrs. W. A. Ludwig, Ho Trawlck, Hobart Herndon, and feala that a )ob has twen pradlet a good lima for all who Jr., Mra. Goorgo A. 8tine. Dr. well done, however not completed, attend The festival will fcatur* auch C* D Brownlee, and R. E. since there la still »o much mors Hirnslon. s to be done to relievo tho suffer­ amusements aa bingo, cart ride, flab pool, rake wolk, and numarFrom Longwood war*: BUI ing and privation of tha English B-GRA1N TABLETS, Bot. 1OO otia other*, lit addition Mrs. Hartley. Tred BUtUae, Betsy people.’’ Dibble and . Marguerite Dibble. Many more thing* art needed Beatrice Bkewrx, aalrologlat ol for tho people who have Buffer­ l.ako Mary, will be In attendance ed from the effocta of war. such to read the guests' fortunes. pupils of tha F aa shawli for women working In A iM u tk l i e tha Industrial area, the said. Gordon Wrignt Dane* Studio will 10c MILK nf MAGNESIA The shawm may bo knitted of present a dance ravuo In the school auditorium and following IODENT V jS fS S S S S s T s s s e e , , , , , , . Mra. Glenn B. McKay, district any color of yarn and should be this H- E. Morris will anlartaln deputy president af District Ten large enough to go around the thd audience with tho showing of of the Rebekah Aaaombly, com­ head and shoulder*. Other ar­ thd moving picture* of “ Popoyor prising lodges la KJnabnmoe. 8t. ticle* far women are greatly Rafreahmenta may bo hau conCloud. Orlando and Sanford, needed, Mra. Martin state*, such “ g of hot doga, coca-colas, t i t ' rTOILET n ii gT c n ip » SOAP presided over tha meet tag of tho aa undtrwaar and maternity peanuts, Ice cream district which waa hold In Kla- dresses which are Impossible to ___ apples and many othars obtain In England. slmeo on Tnoaday avcnlng. FINE DEVELOPING Since button* ara almoat non- Numerous prises which have been At tho coachHion of too bus> ex latent In tho war-tor* country, donated by tho merchants TULL HCrUND ON a n y T »«r*8 »f~ < »Y shape la great ho given away.----------------UNUSED r : t M ed to Mra.' Iho public haa teen extended «•*'• ' * 4*0gs••4 •<« 4o*|tl g| ly appreciated by tho organisa­ tha hoatoaa a cordial Invitation to attend ami . •* »e •'.-•el 'w l|U ll'fll' tion. Many afghano ara needed Other* at 2 f o r :i:ic Georg* Ewan, for tho member* - o f tho Hovel en^oy the fun. Included< AND PRINTINQ M I* freeling re, Mra. Iran Mra. .Fred Lynn, Mr*. weather. Anyone having theee Rnhow, ~ Mrs. Mary articles It naitod to communicate Ctyriea on Ita work without the Rodney banaflt of any provlalons for C E. Chorjjentag, with Mra. Martin. BaUy and t Tho Bandloa>for*Britain .Club foad* with which to buy th* Jr. much ncedad clothing, and de­ pend* entirely upon tha dona liana of Interested and gentrou a, Mrs. Martin declared R . M W I 'A4..»s ore any amount of money D KLITKKT—FHOMM or fOall, la greatly approFACE POWDER CREAM ol uJ S<WL *4.*»* ___ by tho club, It la foarod COTY ALMOND C C( -JO* COLD CREAM that tho chib will hovo to clooo POWDER DVD LOTION MAMPOC work Iff Sanford If funds are forthcoming soon. mi 14th carton of clothing ___ wpa recently chipped In rinltd tho following artWtoo! Three afghans: 1 helmet; 6 canal • beanie caps; 6 pair of J3c 10c *oxi 1 pair of sea boot stock•covet ■YRUP E xcitin g N ew Selection! lr «* l 4 pair flovca; l sweater*; ■ ROMO IVORY ‘ 4 * Ota | and a number of long FLAKES INE DEAL, 8Mlaty Editor ^Social Calendar Plans For Armistice Day Dance Told ENDS TODAY Pe r sona Is t I o \ t THE CHATEAU INN Christian Church Council Has Meeting RESTAURANT • Cuban Sand­ wiches • Mex e S PORTS 35? »°65( • ( ’old Draught Iiccr 35cio65^ I ROMFORD 1IDDLIS HANKS UNDERWEAR COWAN Young People’e Council Meets COM PANY Roumillat & Anderson Policy Of Bundles0outh Side School For-Britain Stated I To Have Festival 'f'.t ’ ?r/or» r BARBASOL Xku 39c 29c Ctxaia Mrs. McKay. Presides At District Meeting ASPIRIN J & J TALC 2Sc SIZE 21e M B 5ggS 5 PHILLIPS SWEETHEARTJ , 7Se BAYER ASPIRIN S9e 23 31c 21 LIFEBUOY SHAVE CREAM WINES - GINS - LIQUORS no M BILL’S PACKAGE STORE la v . riser m a n Pippin Gardens, Florist “ H I - C O LO R " D RESSES 49* ir E OP OF PERSONAL SERVICE) FOR EVERY OCCASION K g ...... 50 t o ia c c o i UT. FIRST STREET—PH0NB 7U-M gn&nn- ftowfra 32 3cforSite262 1 (LIMIT 1> “ \ s e ie a W M CARTERS PILLS $16.57 21c SIXK . . EAGLE BRAND MILK Sit-os.......................1 9 " an It will coot you for |6jx>0WOO Bodily Iajsry agd MjBOC ■forty Damage LUbUlty ! » or *10 6IVUIVK PO-DO va bad no claims tho pail years. w~ Omlf n o n a - r n a ii * *"* 8alof*M te, Wu* . rfu. * - ii.-1- a.- JkJrli L&k - > -vi*. io L s .- l - MIX . * \ * rQfT* ^ - 5*’ * 7, IT C l , *S ► •+ ' * , I* -TnJ' . . 1 9 * ^■r . �,• t t i — r M yroiP m u ^ , usmm>. ru m p * Hie Sanford Herald THURSDAY, OCTOBER U . IM t ■ VETO* r u g TODAY WIVWEM *_ W . _ ron BIN; rina be as tear. v be white aa mow; *>• r*» like erimaen, •hsO be ss weel— lselSh i __ IN THE SKIES f n m Dover to Dunkirk * atom Dunkirk to Ramsgate, A»d back to tU dTiST ’ QW *f boeU of the enemy IraSnimt?* into ike fnuuferred* to Um yawl* The Massed fog— {•T**1 before thb dev the enamy, rTk^rs^* Aid For The RnseUm It comes os something a bit dlseoacgiiliig to many Americans, most of whom have been criticising the British for not launching an invasion of the continent while the Germans are occupied with the Russian campaign, to learn that after more than two years of warfare, after more than eight years of Hitler’s rule in Qernuuiy, Britain has neither the tanks nor the airplanes to give the slightest tope of success to such an enterprise. “Give us the tools and we will finish the job," said Kinston Churchill over a year ago. And ro Americana went to work to become the “ Arsenal of Democracy." Con­ gressmen freely voted billions of dollars to build Units and airplanes, and to build factories to bond more of them in. 8evcn billion dollars was appropriated in Leaao»-Lend Aid. Another six billions will be voted in a day or two. Billions more were voted for our own national de­ fense. Just how much nobody seems to know. But esti­ mates have it that we are spending 16 billion dollars this year to buy tanks and airplanes and other Implements of warfare for our own use. It is also 'Stated on reliable au­ thority that this sum will soqn be cxipanded to over 50 billion dollars a year. And yet today we have neither the tanka nor the air­ planes to help the British make an Invasion of the con­ tinent hold the slightest possibility of success. We havo neither the tanks nor the airplanes t o help the Russians years of watchto hi* boasts of log Hitler get ready for war and listen Britain were invincibility, both the United States i caught hopelessly unprepared in 1089, As if this were not enough, we still do not seem to realize the seriousness of the situation. Wars are not fought with huge appropriations. Ho mere aagriflrrs by taxpayers alone can stem the tide which Is swooping over Ehrope. It will take tanks and airplanes in vaaAly greater numbers than Hitler can muster to do that. Wo caift win the war by throwing dollars At the,Germans. Those dollars have got to Im converted into the machlnaa of war. And yet defense strikes go on without abatement. Worse than that they are tolerated by tha government, and we are afraid, by a large segment of the public at largo. It la a part of tha philosophy of “bustneaa aa usual.” We think we can beat Hitler and still enjoy tha' luxury of strikes, lockouts, labor disputes, and businast b wms. And tha government, which knows better, doaa nothing about It. . Every amateur strateglat In Araariea Araeriea thinks Brltsin ild strike* while the iron la hot and wa are ready to win Churchill and his whole military staff fo r not g to the aid of the Russians, but we have' so far d to furnish the tools. And the “ Araenal of Democra­ ts an arsenal in name only. *nd Now mercifully masking the p «i•eepa lenses, ■•“ •ring the hair-lines o f tha TH U R SD AY, OCTOBER 2 3 ,1 M l aat. Schirard was taken away from o* during tho contrets to WMDNey1 art aa oaa at the umpire*. This task ailed for quirk and cor­ net derisions aa to tho immedi­ ate situation* effected during tU various manauvaix Umpires were sometimes eallra upon to render a verdict as often as every ten miautes. and Uieir notes de­ rided- whether Um movement would allow an advance or reus* unite were bound •mptn’s derision, but some of the arguments and howls of pro­ test were enough to weaken the staunchest of men. It U s been said by many that the umpires bad tka hardest and one o f tU moat important functions of any group engaged. In addition to the various bat­ talion and regimental aid sta. wo have in the Dixie a complete Medics 1 Regiment, the loeth.. composed of three bat­ talions; collecting, ambulance and Anderson- Griffith Funeral Director 7M E. tad BL 481 1 Out or 3 „ . Young Men .10 Yearn Old Have Defective Evwlcht H iaaU eallem ••****• ■eel* M l S ill* * *1 eevreetl** lleaeee m e Me mm*b !• ■«*(SI* •fflleliea. tall aa IWar far to araa<a««eal. DR. HENRY M cLAULIN. JR. feeling th.fr way by night over •trmnga roads under extrema blackout condition*. The Ire arm* a vital Job well done throughout. Thera (Bay are, from General Hutchison on down, a splendid liat —- _of outstanding __________ _ man doing ‘ ■J their pert to retain and pass on, tha Meted heritage that la Aawriea**. The final chapter can­ not, aa yet, he written, but the glowing peg** o r that epIaUe will contain several paragraphs which will hold a deep and tin­ eare Interest for the clUiens of Sanford, present and future. It la extremely doubtful that any other city o f similar aiae, In any state, can boast of the number* or <H the quality o f high ranking Army Officers that Panford can rightfully and proudly claim. to you tbelr united efforts !e serve their country, at a tires when men ef such high atabd* anls, training and leadership quaUtias are aeruly neefad. General Hutchison commands Ihe Sixty-Second infantry Brig* ade, composed of troops from A lets bis <l#7th. Infantry 1 aadi s We have long contended that one of the moat worth­ while project* which WPA offlclala conld Inaugurate In Sanford and Seminolo County would be a thoruugh-going T M ^ iw ec* that paaaed undermosquito and housefly eradication campaign. Since all that •ajttdag the surf, allaying the hu to be done to get rid pf such pests la to eliminate lop op the swell, thtfr breeding grr.ui.de, the taak should not be too difficult o f guns of Now comes a group of sclentlsta to dUcloae that at , A f y fiwn Ike Immolating blasts leaat two of our most insidious and droadad human dU loff to a ■eases are spread by the mosquito and tha common hbuse- ICUnsral'. oiMagU. BMbjg 'tki flushed covoys. ghsH r * “ • f,lm on Major Scott's constant super- ( Browning machine suns, antirisk* and tireless efforts. Aecl-|tank guns and 81 MM trench tents and mlxhaps or oven the mortars) for the three rifle trivial nature were given in- companies In the battalion. On itant and expert attention there-1 many occasions during the man­ ky cllralnating any possible fu- ncurers, the battalloh was strung Jure consequences. Although the lout for as much aa eight milts. Kajqr’ a post, doting the battles Keeping In- touch with the supirpa Iocs ted; to the Immediate porting riemfnts. kept the CapM r at Regimental R id 1Station, tain on the Jarpp' for hours at he spent many hours at the a time, but his unit was always front, cheeking and supervising ready rnd on hand with planty the functioning of each of th« of fire power and a "never-saythree bgltallea air stations, die' determination. Major Scott's •staff consists of General Hutchison'* right hire first lie*tenants who act hand man and able assistant la M ' — Istrid*,' bdt the Major, r e . Captain Karl Nordgren, one of Boa on his class personal supeH the division’s most capable had appearing mysteriously In one cbmrnunlly and,then Jymp- probably Ing suddenly to another, without anyone being able to ex- juritng Wain why. ' • '‘Within tho past month hu coma naw light” says'tha Washington Star. "Public Health Bevvies worker* have tha so* proved that tha encephalitis experienced In tho Northwest ►; «>• rifUsat booms. this summer was, almost beyond question, spread V mosU the Urban, . Now two Yale scientists disclose to tha American U *b* Rhrar of Loadon, tc Health Association that tha dmdad polio—Uttar ,<*mo sea In by tho tread known because of tha wide publicity given It by tha efforta ’Mr irttlf of President Roosevelt to curb the malady—can be spread — E. J. PRATT by the common housefly. watering, clothing and ‘Thera may U other vectors of both*these maladies. Discovery of tne method of spread does net" necessarily it? r t mean that the maladies can be prevented. It ia not synony­ mous with “ cure.” But It places In tha hands at pub! Ip « T * * T 6 J H |Ut U Is on tU its health offlclala knowledge, which will U Invaluable in fu* turn epidemics and which wilL aqahla them to ' forestall much suffering and lou of Uft. ’ “ Most encouraging la tha fact that science Is taking the myitery out of these maladies. Mystery h u bean one of tha major reasons for thali And tha myitery ia, noth common manure pile tod pollu C A R R Y H i AT ANYW HERE Chose Chills w ith a AT T11B Arcade Package Store YOU’ LL FIND IN ALL TUB LINES DB8T OF fx&Ua&U PERFECTION OIL HEATER Fine Liquore Arcade Package Store ET m °- D- FABBBLL, n *f ! MATHER ARCADE T b * constant rigil •hbum. Firat Bat- prop. $6*50 to $11*95 ' H IL L . "H A R D W A R E COM PANY 801 EAST FIRST STREET •s. zSs u k Hi* battalion port « tha mlnal* at k* fUW this provM S c*parity of WRECKER Complete Auto Repaint Day Phone'. Night Phone and modal*— regtU rte dud . short .... ......Ill Ms Mtl 57W single- O" and thrre-butkfcardlne, Wor»tr.l, FlauntI Wonted. Pall ooion, rta- BRYAN’S GARACE art In U. S. Army War Maneuvers M to salt your Jqst a*ec**sfally world’s largest m rere- This tilanl* T O P COA TS final *tarns ipful srisM* amobile, s ahardt : , iy amaredfi n a & .V r*' i + a . -r-4 1%s " �Hr *■ ( • J -.g*VW — liK R A V ), SANFORD, F L O R IO i A n d Personal Activities BEAL, 8ocitty Editor 1Social Calendar THURSDAY Tk* Towaend Club will meet in Jfc* Court Haul* at 7:30 H. M. I r ita rrcular mntint. FRIDAY Th* afternoon wiaion of th# l t d Cron- will b# a|Kitiaoi4il by tb* Lodi**' Auxiliary of ihe ContrtfttionRl Church. A The Bible studies on "The L ift and Teachings ' of the Apoati« Peter will be concluded by Dr. E. J. Pace at the Preftbytartan church beginnmi: at o'clock and lasting until I (Hi IV Mw 3UNDAT Th* Town«#nd Clut« „ f the 5th Congrraiionnl District will hold th«ir regular iiimillily con­ ference meeting in lIn- Court Haute at 1:30 I’ , .tl. Th<- public ' A well aa all mmilirti air in vited to attend. MONDAY Th# D. A. |{. will aponaor th# B»d Crota sewing eesainn in thr Woman'* Club in thr inuli’ ing frith th ]H n . C. H. Ilawion In w ar**, Th* Truth Srekin Cla.a of tb* Mrthodlat Church will mrrt at th* home of Mra. W. J. David, 410 Waat Kir.il Street, with Mrs. John Vaughn, Mr*. W. E. V illa , lira. W. C. Drklr nn«l Mra. J. D. Jiukina a, cohosti*njra. TUKSDAT The U. D. C. with Mr». If. J. Holly In chant* will aponanr th. Plana For Armistice Day Dance Told Commit!##* 4nr th* Arm Utica Day Dance which will t* given in thr Armory on thr evening of Nov. II, havr brrn announced by Mra. f . L- Irwin, crnrral chairman, a* fnlIowa: Ticket*. Mra. K. C. Harper, with tickrt headquarter! to b* at 108 Magnolia Avrnur. IVogramv Mra. Joel 3. Field: publicity, Mra. Henry McLaulin, Jr., drenrationa, Capt. Earl T. Inucka. chairman. * aaaiatrd by Nrd Smith ami V. A. Sprrr. Mra. J. W. Danirl, president of Ihr American legion Auxlllary, has e i tended to the public a cordial invitation to attend th* ■lance which will climax the Armistice Day activities. Ticket! havr brrn printed and are being distributed to th* var­ ious Legion ami Auxiliary memtrr* and may lie obtained fron| any of them. Christian Church Council Has Meeting Mra. A. II. Byrd and Mra. V. II. Grantham were C O . hostesses to th* members of the Woman’s Council of th* Kirat Christian Church on Monday afternoon at Ihe home of the former. Mr*. Alex Johnson presided over ■he business session nnd the devotional was conducted by Mrs. O. D. Landrtaa. It was decided ^ c d Croaa tewing iruiun in th* In have a kitchen shower at the November meeting. mom inf. Refreshments ware served dar­ ing th* socUl period to th* fol lowing: Mrs. R. G. Fox. Mrs. F. 8. Why doc* Lottie Loring Lamaon, Mrs. J. L Nlblark, Mrs. George Townsend, Mr*. II. lodt th* oupboard? E. Cordell, Mr*. Ijtndresa, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. M. G. Tracy. Mrs. R. T. Humphrey, Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, Mrs. Georg* Ewan, Mrs. C. W. Clause, Mra. J. E. Harper, Mra. J. J. Cates, Mrs. Grantham and Mra. Byrd. lPMrjoip iippua POLIO t t C A O I I II teataJae ktr ladle(*■ asSie BUMFORD »4kJDg PawStr — <£* «I-|lupkiU, I h U m i Hi i Uk- 1*1 |I W W that MaUlas M alaai . . , fit * * u * t* * * w n * r t a * « * . r n u i » i Mr M BV kaakta., ctaulaiag 4«i4*4 *4 bright Id*** lalmfaave tear baking. i M n n i Xim iar* Baklaa P#v4a», Ip a ■. B u Ik I , I M i lalaad. EPIDEMIC WANING MONTGOMERY Ala., Oct. 21 — OP)— With only four tasea of infant!)* paralysis reported Wednesday, Dr. J. N. Raker, stale health officer, axpretaed confidence Alabamanlan* “ can soon begin thinking of the worst pollomyalitia eplde/ilc In their history aa a thing e f th# oast rather than \of tho present.’ P A G E TTTIIEB INGLEY-ZACHRY WEDDING CEREMONY IS SOLEMNIZED IN QUIET SIM PLICITY Quiet dignity and slmpIkUy Were white bride’s rota* end tube characterised tha wedding o f roses In a shower bouquet wilb HAPPY HI K ill DAY ML«* Marguerite Ingiey, daugh­ (lusters of white bouvardia. Mr«. W. A t ag1ter of Mr. and Mra. Jaaas L. Mr. and Mra. Ingiey enter­ Miss • Virginia Ann I in • Ingiey, and William Brown tained after th* ceremony with Zachry, Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. • reception at the Mayfair Ho­ William B. Zachry, which took tel. Receiving with then, wer* P A HERO TO HEROES! lla lln u e 'e n F ralival place Wednesday afternoon at the bride and groom, Mr. anl 8:00 o'clock at tha Hole Crons Mrv William B. Zachry and Mra. South Side Schiml j MUa Harrell* Menard of Pal­ Episcopal Church with the Rev. Charles Raulerson. Mrs. Ingiey Thursdny. O rl. .’In Martin Brim, rector of Holy Wore an aquamarine clue eilk metto la th* guest of her brother* rsey guwn with matching tur6:00 to 9:0(1 P. M. In-law and aUter, Mr. and Mr*. Cross, at ihe officiating clergy, man, and William Branan s irr­ in Her corsage w j « fashioned Erie Nordgrvn. * ing aa acolyte. of pink roses and will’ ,* lulir Mr. tiu<| Mm it.. l " t || 1>» nZachry’* mstunie ton mrt* nnruMiti mi* •ll# la. lll of Palms formed a gT#en back­ roses. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. MorrUon vUlted with their son-in- ground under stained glass win­ gas « f plum color crepe with a ■\ ton, Rol**ft II til II. Ilf . Jr.. PAT O’BRIEN of Talisman in th*4 W l ’ X H',,*| Ita law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. dows on each tide o f th* alfar shoulder corsage hi Free as a •m S A. B. McRaney, In Lakt Wales where tall vase* were filled with loses. Pale pink gladioli and -or- Iinif*t4»wn, N Y — \is o — white chrysanthemums. Whit* a! vine were used in Jreoraiing Oct. VJ Mi Wednesday. 1'• •I'M to l W feather in a M .iii, 'l.iin n L ILinil waxen tapers burned in cath-dral the room* lit by whlt»* t.njHT* ir rrmemlivr*’*! .« tin t•'! Mis 1 Knmi N u n 'll , Kt'i'l — N e w s Mrs. E. M. Thomas has re­ candelabra, and whit* star |la­ Antique silver rAnJfltlira Clark. Mrs. Martin Bram grrr etl the breeze turned to har horn* In Starke af­ mina, coral vine and pal* pink ter visiting with her sUtec, Mra. gladioli were used In decorating £uekti at the door, while Mm NX M Mr Mini Mi Ruth Scott presided over th» t»f Klormo*. > t u « illlll). tfimf J. A. Cunningham, for the past th# church'. ^ io n io n o n , Saturday; fcride't table and the three-tiered two weeks. Or ntlrr vhrn Before the ceremony. Mrs. Roy the birth *’f a dill XX M »*hll Vi»l| w . n II t \ M Jt Symea, organist of Holy Croaa, white fronted bride'* cake. Mm. ip*. Ji , »’ii S Hill 1N. S. , \\ lull A Show! Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Whila- 'gave a program of trxdltkinul Robert William* of Orange fity Mr I’tnlip- i- \III* .... the bride'* S|a.ita y ti h u i . l l y h*ad ar* expected to return this wedding music. Mrs. Symea wa« custodian o f n,l Mrs. _ A I biu>w y m i ' v P j e t week from Savannah, N. Y. ’ lyed the Bridal Chorus from book, and Mra. Richard Deas and city ! t h e m m i. Y h i l r ^ t whara they have been .pending hengrin for the processional Mrs. Rolland Dean se-ve I punch arc f i r r ft*r iv t i u i i the aummtr. and Mendelssohn’s Wedding Other* assisting th* hiWesa were l u ) g<Jf, tr u in g m i u I March for the recessional. Mar­ Mr*. Henry Wight. III. Mrs J | ii lli rr »|f »«< An.I Mltn - Jane Sharon Mr. and Mrs. E. M.‘>8w*lm tin Stinecipher, soloist, sang W Altman, y o u ' i r I' lw ln tetl w it h th* »•. o t >. »•* are moving from their home on “The Lord's Prayer” by Malo'.t*. Mi's Elisabeth liuprecht. Misr I I f t i c B u p p f i t o f i tic l i n o k . White, Mi«s Mar> West Nineteenth Street io th# Mrs. Charles Raulerson of Catherine I Crott ti Oiiwitl Till* i • inti 1 1.si-’ * Msyfalr Hotel where they will Okeechobee, matron of honor Chapman, Mi.* Doris 11*11. Mis, ) m r n t h r l p g y . ' U k r e p a p i t i , r .so | Marjnri, reside this winter. and sitter of the groom, reor* a Carlin Palmer, Miss Mt W t - l k l o o . gown o f rose taffeta with tUht- Cogburn, Miss Lenora Whnldon K d ' V ! • » |*«s!1 I I I l il t I l . i i r I It • Mra. J. Henry Menick has re­ fitting basque and full skirt. Her and Mis* Margaret Rein I l l o l h r i W d l l f L u l l . I t\ Alt i ti ll , I « 1.4 • ta turned to her home in Lon gw nod heart-shaped hat echoed *he col­ The bride’s bouquet »J IS N O W S K K M M . I VVUltt tsalt.I , after having spent the past or of her dress, and her arm caught by Miss Dorothy Mitchell ! IAMBS ( l ( i l l ( i t l M f l S|* 111 Mil I • four montha in Connecticut and bouquet of pink rosea was tied jtwt after the reception, :h■ I I A N ft g U l l . l r l vl l lt | li sa. kf U | •* i I* t New York with frienda and rela­ l(h delphinium blue satin rib­ bHde and groom left far a wed ^trails Ti jr thnu g trip on Ihe East Coast. Sh* tives. bon. The dree* of the flower girl, G ra ce Marie Stlnecipher, (kpse green wool wi<h brown ar Mr. and Mr*. Roy Marlon was of pale blue ruffled taffeta (fSsories as a trav-ling costume have arrived from Hot Spring*. with a tiny taffeta bonnet. Her with a corsage of pink loses Hot Don; C i v Ark., where Mr. Marion ha* been costume, complete,! by a wrist Mr snd Mrs. Zachry wl’.l live s' playing baseball all summer, to posy of blue forget-me.nola nnd Presidential Gardens, Alexandria • ( ’old Draught MA NI t \ MI «M visit with Mr*. Manon’s parent*. basket o f pink rose petals, Va. Mr. Zachrv Is connecteu will' AN0 RaOADClOIM Mr. and Mr*. Turner lixlgr lor had lh* flavor of in old-fash­ th* office of Senator ChsilHour U lO iM Andrews in Washington snd i about three weeks. ioned lare paper valentine. Curb Sortin' Mr. Zachry's beet man waa big •Iso a student at the George Mbs Doris McWhorter and brother-in-law, University I aw French Ate. ul 1 k«-->hurt* Chari •* Rt-ulrr- Washington Mrs. Cecil Goodson of Ihe Orange son of Okeechobee. Thq. usher* School f H HAMM INirtlNG COM*4HI lilv d . Sanford. Fla. General Hospital in Orlsndo. and were John Hansen and Charles Th. bride received her ,arl, WUtla*-t*l*M, Notlk CwraU-w Miss Beatrice Bradley of Win­ Brady of Orlando, Albert Fills o f education in Jscksonvillo. an, \l ^11 — ter Park, were the guests yes­ Jacksonville, and James L- Ing­ was gradua.’ rrl in the class n* I i ,,n I 11 o| I o n ii'd v:—■ terday of Mrs. B. F. Mc­ iey, Jr., whose cadet grey 8o- ’S7 from Ihe Seminole IDgl • I ’OI O I ’ llu N E Y ’’ Whorter at her home on the wanee Military Academe uniform SehiHil where she was a ii'.einbei i . h i ,r,.n ••.••ml Nu;hl E lm er" Country Club road. added a touch of military at­ of Ihe Phi Alpha Kappu Sor lln Ssle t l arllv. She attended Agnes Scoti ii.i|ili r I : Srriul— mosphere to tha ceremony. G a. an-' The bride was giern in mar. College in Decatur. “ SI,\ R aiders” Rtrsv.r’s Secr*'’ arlal School it riag* by her father, James L. Zachrv »«■ Ingiey. Her wedding gown waa Washington. Mr. 311 K. FIILST ST. SANFOltD. I I fashioned of white brocaded tsf- graduated from Seminole Hig’ The Jonior Young People* feta with a bouffant skirt, snug School In 1937. received his II. A Council of hr Presbyterian bodice, squire neck line, and degree with honors last Jun Church mat at the home o f Rob- long tight-fitting sleeves, . Her firnn the University of Flotid art Herndon on East F'ourth tulla shoulder length veil fell where he was a member of th' Street on Tuesday evening at from a heart-shaned Ellxabethan Florida Blue Kay th* Pi Kun which tint* programs for the com- coronet. Th* brldi’a only orna­ pa Alpha fra’ rmlty. and presl ment was a gold cross, a gift 4»nt of the lnt*rfrat*rnity Con in^montba were planned. meeting waa opened with from the groom. Her flowerx forence. sentence prayers and reports of th* various officers ware givan and new business discussed. MINIATURE Plans for a pageant to be pre­ F rid a y & Saturday FOOTIALL sented aaon were made and the next meeting was announced to Mrs. I. D. Martin 8*mlnol* ’ Plan* sic unJrrway for. a Hal be at th* bom* of Herman County chairman of *undko for km *jn FaoUval to b. given at Btumky. Britain, said loOny that th# atory «h^ South -Sid* rlmary School Following tho business a lion a social hour waa anjoyed o f Bundle* for BriUln Is on# «n Thursday evening, Oct. 30. of an indomltabl# freedom of all Dotn 4:00 oclocx until 9:00 oand refreshments served. iles interpreted by Americans cl**k. eponsorad by tha South Present were: Emmett Hendon, every walk of Ilf* and In 1 3ld* Parent'Traghcr Association, Herman Brumlev. Billy Brumley every lyp* of community. Two; Th# emnmllU* In tharg* of Irsy Bach, III . Including Mr. chel, France* Dagus, Lola Mart- yean have passed and yet lh. 1arrangements wether, (Chart** Dawson, Del club looks back on tho relief Henry Witte. Jr., Mr.. W. A Patrick, snd Mrs. W. A. Ludwig, phtn* Hasty, Robert Mlncy, Nol­ It has afforded to tho suffering le Trawkk, Robert Herndon, and reels that a job has been predict a good time for all who Jr, Mra. Georg* A . Stine. Dr. wtll done, however not completed, attend Tb* festival will feature such C. D Brownlee, . and R. E. since there Is still oo much mors Herndon. * * ' to b* don* to relkva th* suffer* amusements aa bingo, cart rldo, From Longwoed -were: BUI ing and privation of th* EnglUh flaft pool, rak* walk, and numsr ■•GRAIN TABLETS. Bot. 1OO ou( others. In addition Mrs, Hartley. Trad . *tstllae. Belay people.' Dibble and ■Marguerite Dibble. Many more thing* ara needed Beatrice Bkawea, astrologUt for th* peopl* who hav* suffer­ Lska Mary, will b* In attsndai ed from th* offecta ofwsr, such to read tha guests’ fortunes. pupil* of th* R' •a shawls for women working in im u c tha Industrial area, (ho said. Gordon Wrignt Dance Studio will present a Jane* ravu# in th* BOe MILK of MAGNESIA The shawl* may b« knitted of school auditorium and following IO D E N T any color of yarn and shoold be tx m i im Mra. Glenn K. M alay, dUtrkt this H. E. Morris will entertain deputy puty yertdont of DUtrkt Ton largo enough to go around the tk4 audience with tho showing of t c com- head and shoulders. Other ar- lh# moelng pictures of “ Popey#1" of tha groatly prising lodge* ta Kissimmee, 8t- tklea for woman a n Refreshments may b* had connaedad, Mrs. Martin statos, such Cloud. Ortondo aad Sanford, " l g of hot dogs, coca-colas, underwear and maternity presided over th* w ort tag of th* •a irn, peanuts, let cream dUtrkt whkk waa hold In Kk* dresses whkh ar* tmpoaslbl* to __ r_j*d apple* and many others ottaln In England. aim** on Taaaday atoning. FINK D E V E L O P IN G Numerous prise* whkh Karo been Since buttons ara almost nonA t tha conclusion of th# hixldonated by th* merchants will TULL HCTUND ON i session i rift w u present- exUtant In th* war-torn country, bo given away. shave UNUSED riL M to Mra. M alay to behalf of any sis*, color or ship* la groat­ lh * publk has been extended ly appro* la tod by tho organisa­ tha hootaaa iodeo. a tordlal Invitation Ip attend and Otfcora attendtgg from Sanford tion. Many afghana ara needed enjoy th* fun. for th* members o f tb* Boysl b m im t in r Air For*#, |lnc* It k frootlng Mrs. Frad weather. Aayona having th*** Lynn, Mrs. Rubow, “ E A U T Y A ID S FOR tarries on *n ilu u w work o . . without -------- —the Mra. Mary articles la askad t « cominunkiU cafrias Radnay bonoflt benefit o f any provisions for C. E. Chorpenlng, with Mr*. Marita. Bally and ^ l Tho Buodka-for-Brltaln . Club fuads with whkh to buy tha Jr. math neodod clothing, and dopends entirely upon tb* dona tiaga of Inter**tad and gonorou xtaons, Mra. Martin declared SOc l.'AU.*** rbanfor* aay amount of monay U — UlaiM F A C E POWDER CREAM ol 'alga or Ifilall, k greatly appro CAKATION ar u j UK t'A 4 -*»* EXQUStTE COTY C( rfcitd by th* club, It I* foarad “ 20“ ALMOND 4 U IIN U C O LD CREAM that th* club will bava to do** LOTION SHAMPOO FACE POWDER 441441114 ,o n work ur Sanford If funds an forthcoming soon. . . . . . mi M el e e , * 1 Mlb carton of doUtlni wya recently, shipped In th* following artlrte*: afghans; 1 helmet; ENDS TODAY P e r sonals t K THE CHATEAU INN RESTAURANT • Cuban Sand­ wiches • Mox SPORTS 35*'“ 65' 35«-65« IIANKS UNDERWEAR COWAN Young People’s Council Meets COM PANY Roumillat & Anderson Policy Of BundlesSouth Side School For-Britain Stated I To Have Festival (O a U jtK io n (iK joixcij D r u g 'S t o p 1?*' r ASPIRIN J & J TALC 25c SIZE 21c 7Sc BAYER ASPIRIN 59c 25c Cucm A U Ik Mrs. McKay. Presides A t District Meeting ?S ? 33 LIFEBUOY ¥ur. Ho ilH M M iM fJ | S W iiW f f l STSU. T.X iu n W TALL CREAM %L 2:! 2 f o r .Ml' y / W LOVELINESS WINES - GINS - LIQUORS - n n omrsar—raoHi BILL’S PACKAGE STORE « . riser s im r Pippin Gardens, Florist OP OF PERSONAL SERVICE) FOR EVERY OCCASION Exciting New Selection! “HI - COLOR” DRESSES iron. ragat 4 beanl* raps; 4 pair of •oil 1 pair of sea boot stockiigai 4 pair gloves; S sweaters; 4. ggOtot and a number at long *«m «nU for men. women and S tu cco s >.oo cm 10c IV O R Y F LA K E S . FIRST CTREBT—J H 0 N1 TU-M T i Wira P ln w i E w y iN n " Cnler makes them n«wiwortky— Bright ■t Rod, Gold, Sold lor Blast Corntag color*: Black with tod, Black wrtk Blue, Brown with Gold, th M g * l ftpluau. Tanks, tm T in new Alpaca Crepe*. Juniors . 'U ' t f . MUaaa I t U 14. Wo CARTERS PILLS 2%o SIZE . . . . EAGLE BRAND MILK • • • • • • 19* Cloofca, lOfk win b « addod oa rwquirgd by th* a t * Fsdrtol '■fttaltpn ZaeiM a -a S -T a i m i *1 •*- * *tvi, / ( S r 'A T �: i I * • TH U RSD AY, OCTOBER U TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 111 ® r a lft o * e f .ak axaeaUoa In mr tada. la u a d odt o f tit* cirrult ►art la a d d fa r Samtnolo county. W ay* lan elts zs'.vFfa: »■ $ Board . 17 W h it* L d d b o m P e lla t* I round Turkaya Nolle* la baraby elran that, by alrtara of aa ordar of roarl . ‘anad on Oelobar I f till, I wilt on Saturday, rvtabar 71. til], baiwran tka boura of an* THE BEST 08 iry % i 'A •ty • SCOTCHES • WINES • IB SURE TO s p n ew Nolle* la baraby titan that I am ansarrd la tha Kaaturant hn«Inaan m ' M l If. * Park Arana* Nrnford Florida under the fte1It Iona nam# Takaeh’a Vtaaturnnt and that I Inland to raxtat.r aald nam* purauanl to tb* tarma of lha "FtatlUoo* Narna Stalnta" tchapt.r M ill Uwa of Florida) with tho Clark of tb* Clrrott 'Court of Seminal* County. Florid*. MIHM ARANKA TAKAClf. lOrt. II. 1141. ______ • of J a il e r Ctrrult C C »w t»------- J«d|9. V IS IT N IC K ’S Package Stan .Intareot . hbrb on Ou I ? ' Bondi _ Commlaaion A r .im iM c f i a T r * A i r r ti N D S a la ry C o u n ty A f i n l l l l - l S a la ry o f H om o D em o n atB lIo n A * eM . f l t - S O th e r r . i p m i M # • • • • R f f a r r M fo r C o n lla f a n H ia 111 VtaTIMATRn PI*FF.**KB TY FI ND . I Rroortar. <*i I’u h llr lly <11-7 R e a e rre d n e n r lr a fo r tnuvto ........ C o n ti* Wllaon'i CarUHad 5 to 8-lb. Place* String Hall RaTINATrn r t C M I l f l IIKAl.Ttl F in n |<t Salary Cnun'r Phv-, ■la'an, AtaM'ani. rvmo*. Health Niiraa, and Other aipanara •»•# <» It* I AoornorloUon Couatr Health Cnll M l* at lit - 1 ne.arrad for fbrntln■•nrlaa ... ... Mf.M >71 F oral tiara * FlxturaaCourt Ilona* lit Salary af Jots* of Coustr Caort 111 notary at County Prnaaeuttns Attorn ay l i t Clark Circuit Court, (lonaal Court Work, ate.I l l Shartff, d.naral Court Work 111 Repair* to Jail Ml Coronay** Ingu.it. i n Furottnro m rrxtaro* * no-TICK Nolle* la hereby al«an that I am anfafed In bualnaa* at IM-IM Maxnolla A**., Sanford, Florida, undar tba flctlllou. nam* Sanford tlawlto# Canlar and tbit t Inland In raslat-r aald nam* purauanl to tha larm* 'or «n* "Flrlltlouu Namu fttalma” (Cbaptar M ill Law* nf Florida) with til* Clark nf Ih* rfrrult Court of Samlnolo County. rFlorida io n u . F0 R Jf>T ^ T A X W n . e s t im a t e d 1191* S< Oet. IS. 1141. HJI14S * 25c 5 14c End Cut -lb m lb Mad. Six*. H’ dlata, O ctan 15c Tarty Pig Pork u> i7 c lb 21c Cooked la* Broiling— l ll- l Roeord Rook*. Furni­ ture Flalaraa 4k Kgulpmant, --- .... ltd*.** Tandar, Sliced LAME lb 29c lb 29c lb 19c Bonalaaa. Rollad VEAL Go. Cured, Smoked ■ w * Tender. Sklalaaa W dI m c b lb 2 k A ltv a y t Get ood M t a t ',* 400 Sssford A w . USE DELIVERY'* Phones Spaghetti AT0ES 5 lbs. 14c j 29c , Ribf. ■■wo unan.lb I Saunas, FR ID A Y ONLY SWIFT** FBCUUia Smo. SAUSAGE. 1 In Tbs -lb Nffl. Pofk N»ckbon«s----- ..lb « Big Plump HENSk........ IK 24c YO RK APPLES....... 5 lbs. 19c LAMB LEGS........................ lb.33c Morrall'a Poloc* Slload, Rlndlaaa BraoklaU P flC O W 411 • 412 Ga. Tender STEAK....... Ib. 29c ANN PAGE. PREPARED 29c 1BACON riaah Pig Pork •M V K THK T H U RIGHT R IG H T TO TO U 1 M IT QUANTITIES lo tu s 25 T an d ,r Root 11 Pig Pork “ w r ______ . Tb# followlas la an aaOmat* of tba nteaaaary and ordinary •*• panaaa and *11 apaetal and •«'/»ordinary aspandllaraa rMumnabW e*b lamplatan Wr Samlbg'* Florida. fW tkf Taaf ,b*fJ"nlaf o atoker la» Hit. *»d andis* SaMlmhtr ' lllb IMS toalaala*. Prless (jood Thru Oct. j Waatam Streak O' Loan Whit* Canlar Cut* tb. I6f ■ h o u k U r lb 19c R a rtw A T R n f. * f »t s a r * c i . r i t H * O F F im R I I R H FRF. F P N I* 1 •LIQ U O RS E a rtN A T a e n K a ra m *b iiT n x rr .III .. ... 70 i*# *a 111 cammlaalono to Tax Aaaaaaor ll t M t 17b Commlaaion* lo Tax Cel1aet*r tltt.H 111 ft.palra lo Caurt 1(000* ?••**# l ll- l Janttar Ranrlao* It* 1* l l l - l IJfht. FaalA Walar !**•.»* t ll- l laaa rant* IIH .II It I-I leirtd.nt.la **<*•« lit Salary *4 Saparrlaor • f Rrstatailon »«##* Ml-I Kapaaaa* of Kloe- ■ aid d a r . a t th a f r o n t d o o r o f th a e - a r t h o a a - In Bald c o u n ty , w li a ll th a r l c h t . H tta a n d In ta r a a t of tb a a a ld L eo f». T y l a r In and in tb o a b o a * d a a e rlh -d p ro p e r ty a t CA881R W ILLIAM S. 410'k B. n u b ile a u c tio n tr* lh a h lf b a a t b id ­ M i A d ra rtla las raqulrad Third St., want* Job aa cook d e r to r n u b , t o a a fta fy • a a ld a a a by fmw r a l l o n a n d m a te . Ml-I f<r»*l •iarrlraa f lt v r n u n d a r m y b a n d na>d a ra l Ml Or naral tUatfanary4 h la U r d d k y o f O c to b er, l i t ! lllanba, Suppllaa. ale C. M. WANT) f*»-k Itaeord Rook*. Sup­ Sheriff pllaa, ate. GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cook, IF YQUK TASTE DEMANDS CoattU- N o lle * la b a r# b y ( I r a n t h a t w # a r* f n g j f t d In k o aln o aa a t 11*1 W . I I l k a t. u n d a r lb * tle tltlo o a d i i m Now F o r k B ao r H a rd e n * » d lh « < ( w* I n la n d lo r a s la i a r .a id ‘ n am * ■Ion thin l l t h day of O ctober A p u ra la a n l la tb * (a rm * o f Ib a " H e * P. 1911. f ltln u a -K am a S ta tu ta V ( V h a p t .r r. A. PTBOM. C h s lm an o f tk« H oard of M M I l a a a o f F lo r id a > w ith tb a C la rk o f th a C lr e o lt C o u rt of flrm l<*o«nl y C om m lM ionara. n o l* C o u n ty . F lo r i d a ( O ffic ia l 8 e » l) CLJ4REN CK nltOOKJA AUtft: a r. HERNDON J . IT. JA R R K L L . I Clark of lha Hoard of County . O e t. I I , t i l l . CommUalonart. t il S a f a r i * C a u a t y cammla•touare • M C ia fnnowlna daatrlbod prop.rty. ■Itaeto m Bemfifbi*' rnunty. state 111 Salary Clark of tba Hoard of Cess ty Coramil­ or FlorMk, tb-Mf, lion and Coaaiy 171 T n a f Cbfcbana Auditor St**.11 Ida. Rbodo [aland Rad llaaa 1 1 1 Skarlff far Attaadlas SITUATION WANTED EXPERIENCED S A L E S M A N wanted. Whole aale bualneaa ■ aatlins from truck. In replying flee full particulars, axperlettcs and nferencea. Box 14, ear* Herald. _______________ _ for .......... ...... im n t ■ * ! ” ' » » « HOIFI- 711 Paymant of Road* IHM.H TAL Ft).ID llf-1 Itaaarved for Hlnk■M t a c F u n d — .... — „ Itlllll* '^ V * 7177 •• »• for C » m i >m m ** » .......... ...... 1SJ„ P <* m» in d n n S trH * hi open o ~— ------. .------------- l l l - l It... ry• '••tad <•» tha 17th.r day. of Oetobol. IlfT. I' bar* lor led upon oil ■ 1 4 BURNER keronan* cooWar, $ 12.50; S food keroaen* rant, •d, 118.00 each; 1 food wood r »if«. 82B.OO; 1 Ganrnl Elottrle ranf*. $25.00; VIUlair* Ice Bos, used veiy lit. Ua; 839.00;' 1 coal rlrcontinf • A bodter, $25.00; Many other tt*d* appliance*, all file rantie A Green'* Full Gaa Serrlce. aero** from Poat Office. » ' Itl-I la llrr of Road SuperIntinloa and or ar. ao*r of ronvtete _ _ 411 Too Ia. Maehiaary, Uaa Alt. *ta _______ Ill Road llalartala ___ <11 Paymant to City of Raarord on t i l l Roll « • Purrhaa* of nifhl* of FOR SALE: 1041 Plymouth, 4 doer dalnx* ariian, Chryalay maatar heater. Prle* and tarjns r%hL Sea Bubba Id tk * at 8m D station. Lake Shore and French Ar*. Labor VEAL ROAST Breakfa CARROTS TOMATOES ....4 cans POTATOES..... HAMS X d k gL SQUASH —w . Royal Purple CRACKERS m rsm * ... m *; 3 inCoUR 5 lbs. 18c |S4<% H tD B M M A IB n 3* f c a VksUMs Slor^snlng.. 73s 48. lbs. 8128. t e H 5 ’c -... 3-lb. can 5(k N*w Spraodt ««• •#.“ • « * WHITE HOUSE NILE........ Asa P a n MELL0 WHEAT, NECTAR TEA BALLS. : Csntls • .tsrfle Ida ) GoW’s k8HM.bU.10e pi. biL I k pt, bU.7cql.‘blL10c Vi e*L l k K*L Jug Ms Heavy Syrup, I^ A ^ H E S no. V fr can 19c CARTON can 17c no. 2^, can 29c a F. JUKE. SPIVAC* 2 DTvYOU. RAJD . t Bwm w- 2 n O y 2 c «»9 15* 2 no. 2 cans, 27c m 't A Sou. Blacult Churngold FlrOUR i fc 20c 20-lb»5?c Y.Uo. lob.1 XfA 20-IU69c LondO'Sunah. UPTON'S' Graw HiU BUTTON 14-lb47c Muahrooiru 2 -o *t 5 C W y-TTM DISSERTS 3 f<* 14t Hat M m • aa Hn* POUND TDD f Imi MWaaOras* M f M f l h ":I C E WHEATIIS — - ~ r - ~ V f.lj.'W �t (AY, OCTOBER 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD.-. SANFORD. FLORIDA Point For Ocala ~ Green Wave F a n Game Here Tomorrow Night Believes He Is aplrit* burked up **ry to run through lh«* piny Jinxing Team spirits their week’* win *in ovrr over Drlj.n Del din lI It will 1m» a csm* «»f mn*ti*r>tiiinri Kill, art pointing toward* l(iwnrd-< in* ,n *•**' • rtu"l W " ,r „ *tnmnrrnw "If everything gi**' well and Ocala yam. there hrrt* tomorrow ' th«* . .boy# play 1 1 t n* 1hunt a*, a thry with great hopc^ hope* nf font fni.t <<i4| mta\nni |L I and wr -hould a defeat on Ihc visitor*. take thii jramr." t’oarh Mrlufeaa h«* hampered the* tram in ptoticttfi. ’ Of rourw our boyi practice • this week, though vill have to block bnnl, run hard play did stay outdoor* right and tackle hard and the drtnlra Tuesday and fan spirited game all he wa/ Coach Ijronard Me through." this morning, man on the .qua,I dr -the aick list yesterday , reported to- i.ie prartic** , With the win under | thry have shown W ASHINGTON. Del. 2:t — l-T*l in their blocking. ! Commencing next Tueiulny. all und running, making an |atd.to.Ruuia cargoes will he different looking *qaud move,| through the |*ort •»( Rim one ‘.hnt played the \•on. the maritime rommt**ioM • t three week* w*rk« of the araaoi saul Wednesday. oach ..Ici.uca* in look Even t(oach -I<• The army base pier in lb* ng, for a victory viclnr) over Oenln. ton Htil be the assembly point hough he adimU that (train is for materials. The roniniissifiti i dangerous icant any time in -•aid it adopted the plan in orde aeason and in nny reason, to make greater use of the f.i record shows two defeats. cilWea of various ports and •« t :.y and l.ivr Oak. hut prevent possible congestion. have a win ovrr Ilollrs -The action was taken because nf Jacksonville. of the constantly increasing volume of materials essential The gridders havr been atuilylh« thr Otulu olfense this week Russia's defense efforts/* they haven't the men nece*- commission said. 1 —1 ---- ------------------------- Aid To Russia Will Move Through Boston Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition IVo Miami Sophs Making Bid For > I’ dAll-State Team ' IK.s p o iin t ls . s t a r t w ith ( It iih - |H 'r d and in i v r i ►i i • t a r . K ii« p b in v 'i't l jt ln * m id d le f«»i m< ir«s(|ggH I'rta Ptgf oa*i Frank Evans Stine Machine A Supply ro.,| Roumillat A Anderson. Pixl ' ‘ NEW ORM ANS IVI —v !!ry„ r , ? n,‘ r*' Dr. J. U Ingram. J, '" ' (Special) R t Ml,., pn.m..,. .,t ” “ f,rn * A.Kn Service. Roberta' Knhert. j, M is Port Arthur T e a * . Inmherm,,,,. " nrr* » Uqunr Store. • ha* -ubmitte.l ............... . li< F.” L7n l P ' " 1' ! . ShoP- Spenc.f Trlane Univer-.O rnot'.l) cnarhra H .rdln lyairy. W dlt.r L ( «*p er.!* * «» whethu-r he .houbl ,t.y gan " k* r , r £L°r r c.S. 1H S S fram game, in whirh Ihe Grertt 5 " * ph . 9 01« * !!°n'||I^, Wnve I* pMy.ne |k«y Britt • Gulf San ice Statinn.' , ,, , .. ,, Moran'* Market. Marwrll Stewart .J"11 I ' ‘ '.r ' - rBennnole m i N r . ,lkr Ch Rr,‘ , Travtler'. Home. Sbnford Rout teon, I " . “.k * ? hy R K ’ |Work*. Sanford Elc\tr.c Con. over th, Gre. me|tract ing Co. A. P k n n r ll- A' " D r -r (oach I . . . . in H»iia gone. Inc an.l Atlantic Coa.t ton Saturday ..ml it *v». my Line Railroad fault. I nm a imx I . only . r*e I Sanfonl Super Store.Slake*, came n year In lU.Tt. I an. thcrt-lFi.h Market. Florida Power nnd when Auburn tied ... In MCI. I , Light T o . Triple " S " Groceteria, wa. there when North Car .linn ( Sanfonl ftoudney. (’ M Hand. I»m.. from l- him' in the ftnal.Q p Herndon. Jim. D Jmkln*. Illllliltea to .core to., to i hdo.vna T. W laiwton, R M Hob" to get i, tie In It* 10 I wa* 'h'r''|Mnye. Geo \ Speer. J r. It \V. when |. S. I' '..-.I .,* A ~l now Ware. Cit» Ire A F'.i.-I -Co., I win rt lion* I•*r* I ......I eome |p„|,„, ^ p|n„ to another if >ou rmuh.-. want n» i Sinclair Refining Co. to *tay away __ Crown Pa|»er Co, Frick wen Dawson since Mr ^ ,,H Funeral Home. Altman t’hevrohl hi * a n n u a l gar ni has already utii ( ('o . f*nldwrir« CSmcery A Meat this y o r that liee m o n t m a k e n I Market II It Rope Co. Inc., st ud ies next ilccisiun until he Bauer Radio A Electric Service, yenr’a ached »bv " I f we juat had there next year. I to take n chance LUK. R g W t R T I o t h e r it e m s PECANS Bw. NEW CROP W. Or «>• « c III = C O R NM EAL....10C GRAPE FRUITS for 10c E 10 lbs. 25c REAL GOOD _____________ — III —Drop By. Look Over Our S Poultry Yard. Cle Fattened On Grain, 9m©. HOG JOWLEv. ..... lb. 15c White BACO N.............. lb* 15c Brisket PORK R IB S .....lb. 15c THEIR f . in Of ■- Ktfjjtmr. tft w w J . S \ A . DIXIE CRYSTALS SUPAR * S i n<tk % %ii i r K IM .1 M Ilf: *K I> M :ll PICNIC HAMS... .lb. 1 9 ‘/2C | 18c H im n»»i •m.I » ••••*!••••••*»! BACON Ib. mm iif i f « i i i « ROAST Ib. ik \v WHITE BACON.. Ib. 11 '/:C Friday Only « ill \ l li \ i i i *i I BUTTER lb. 3 3 C PIHTATOKS 10 Iks. APPLES i a m SOHASII VI IX T H Il. lniwkrl 7 liis. 251' TURNIP ii LETTUCE............2 heads 17c ONIONS :t lbs. 13 c Mil 4 M l IIM Ml GRAPES 2 lbs. 17c CAUUFLOUR....... .... Ib. C. Ilw CORN Hm. I f i l m I ' l l . I .a Ml M l H « rr* > nl nr .BPAGHfrrri I for 2 .r >80.1 APPLE SAUCE * COI *T N V MOM- OTBLET? l»r , 411 IBr J» IM. I*'.< • m| \ 411*1% ( OUN l f«»r 21r |.|l\ TOILET SO.\|# :\ for I7r BRILLO CLEANSER .sin. 7'/*c l)jc . 12 l/uc BRILLO SOAP BADS Ige. 12VaC sm, 7'^c ............................. .... * AHSTU. SOUPS PAKKAY OI.KO Wu*hr.-«m nud. 12c lh. U'c I U T t M . i .m n i ’a Kill IT rnrKTAn IUc FACTORY PACK IVORY FLAKES b e . 22c 1« Mm Crisco 3- 53c v> 12 n*. 11»,r ........ APPLES 5 Ihs. 2 |c PEACHtS lh. T(.c 47 o*. 19c '.WHOLE DEBTS Nf I %I I M . an e iitiM i »*uNkt<rii*>: .. “BUTTER APPLE JUICE llr t il H M II). 421r ,.»..|2 it/. I <)c ,e DJr 7 LG E19 RINSO FLOUR 5 LBS25‘ I Hr F r t NP w>CMrrlr>H i « « > l t i i l l li 2 II,s. 9c k C Sb*4t i i in OKRA ....2 lbs. 19c YAMS.................. 10 lbs. 21' « . l > llr i* *k rl Ib b'ltiiM R r i'k rl CHOPS ...lb . 1 9 C III K h 1 m a T I.K T n r. 2 lbs. 29c llrh STEAK ■ rut: 10c I. ll.intbtir ucr Friday Only SQUASH 2 Ills. IJ r I Me 17c >4HKi(r S.in.k m ill l l l ' f lb. Me Ib. Ib. • llr*1 LARI) 21c k nm i %mi CAL. LEMONS.. 1C ib. 25c H* •* 4 •BIIKI II i 11 f . i r r Friday Only B irrs WEINERS iMg"FEET :i lbs. 2.U- Neck Bones MULLET I lbs. lor 25c pi. 29c BALTIMORE OYSTERS ONljJNS lb. 22c STEAK * r *t * Ib. 27'oC CHEESE HAMS I'liM M * *HIIM |l HO'IMI w|.l« Kli BACON Pig Pork H am )h - I r II). 2!)l* Pi* Pork ShnulHer*. Hi. I7r Pig Pork Sitle lit. 15c % I 4»l If % I 4M1I Pig Pork Itarkhono ll>. '-Or * fi lii S lie*. L IIO C K I.K S S T K N D K H II). 2.5c jCOLD MEATS 11 M i n t **110.11h CONTKOLI.KII'* FIU.-SAT, SPKCTAI^ FRIENDS” - ECONOMY DEPARTMENT - I*. . RUGAE PEAS S T E W BEEF.21b.25^ B U TTE R..lb. 39C t t««oliT i:ti .. STEAKS E IIKKF (S w irl'S ) W r.S 'l KHN TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 21 llll (At— State employee and nffi. fiLICKI) PINKAI'PLK ciala who drive automobile* wdl wktwn.es** be urged by Governor Hollnrd CONI). MILK 2 lot 25r and the eafely committi J (o r-inewt*1. operate Irt a campaign to r**<lncp DOG F(M)I) no. I lull . ',r arcidenta. ro u h The governor and the nai'rly: I MACKKHKI. no. | lull s'*r department'* advluory committee' I V , Tl'NA FLAKES H'/r approved a proclamation to In* 1 poated In all etata offleea anil | 1 NBC SIIHKDDKI) WHEAT Hir I t*ttin : nm « m departmenta urging emplnyra In | A P P L E JUICE 12 in. Ml. 5r obey atata and municipal traffic __ mi**; 0*1.1: ROASTS 1 2 'A c to 2 SC K 11*. 21 ' c ^au-age H>. I ' i ' i r Ijimh Legs \ 10c Limb Shoulder* Ilf. I( 1rr Fresh Killed Poultry l.nmli Hilt Chop* lit. 25c Hen* (large) lh. 25c lit. 29c I-m ill l.oin Chop.** lit. 2!lc Fryers (colored) State To Watch Employe Drivers ~ R rr.i CHEESE III ■ *H I A l\l«niVi|N IIIIM r,5 LARD ^ ROAST STORE | if NT N E W E R A ■= i in * k li=iiT=in=m= ★ for n they pick out pci formers ill ight Meeks # ROUND STEAK......... 3 9 C C R E O M U L S IO N * A M R G flR £ 7 mm* To Relieve Bronchitis they ha'r Miphomot** w it h t heir Tin* expci ts l\Ve Sell II. S. Savings Stamps I II K M 1 •y Hie" fl.i'h y a lon g ill tin-* tr« ini i Eton, be kick*. the om* yard bin blocking is claisv. i « i aghardi, _hm |»«•?111•I in another speedy la I hot ius far U-fii mure ti*.in i • i t n ig op|H»srrs half way Hi•o k i • largely responsible t*•« w «t k in g the Tampa. Rollin'. .<* i El >k. running attacks Hr • \\ lit oft a great evening's pla\ ipnin-t Rollins by blocking and i••...( l i n g a punt 7 yards from t h« Tnr goal to set up Minim - *n ••ml touchdown, duplicating a feat he - QUALITY DEPARTMENT - To Navy W it h tpunt against Roilin« to nnb 1 |because it rolled ov» i th.- u'"*l | t line t’lainmn "tandmb: <•* h.« I Id. kicked to th»* Boliiii •• mi Hi* got tlit f • *ue)i * iivmit-I Rfdliri'* bs-i wee .•r am*! Tanip:* th« .»nd one against Eloti m tin tb-t n o|H*i)er. I*11 -m.* though th* ii'"-il ;-n has tlagli.c it L.-IOUH fougbei » it h v\, . V. I Usbrilig • • • • mil n h;»N gn»'\*i U itn leathing - nv •( Miami f«* *ita ill |,i** Ir1*! rreoul vaii)i mi \;,nU M- l\».l of ••it* ■t ni I plum • ^ .iro m l KmIIiiis i' gild prospr* •» lie 111•• 4ias rvi-ii x m I -i \ • v.ird- » ba\f had i<i t « rit« k hi each gnnu* p* cM’Ut pace, lb' i bf-'k * And ibut isil t all ll« i- th** things for Ihe ;«ll lute -late!* U «t punter \«ifh .hi *«\rriSjfi* of 4M yuitls hi -»\ kicks. fullback m eiwlnng I That include- %h«\uig a 7.‘» \srd “WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND 047? f iljoral Boy Ordered • ' tremcn• v panic tbitiiigb lb.in leu I r"i:\i/ : Beacon llai'i***, Wicboldt Studio, U\\. n ru"" Tht' Jrx* ' « ° • Seat-*ard Oil Fo. "W h,m II.B.cll Inn, Mi* K K. It.d* Forrest (Jalchfd’s r.rO<*rrv, Hotel Mayfair, t Jrorge iWtch, C*ity Shoe Shop. |*rogresatvt Pry*, Rathl*»»rne Hair A Rldg ^ 4**1 n u t v way Co., The Yowcll ('•».. Tnuchk * y a ton Drug Co., Armitage Cabin 1Court, Robert I*. |V«, Rita Thc*NORFOLK, Ort 2d — fS|H*- |rr> ('hamber of (’ommcrct, ria l)— Frank A Khhurn Hatlin, >f Veldes Hotel Kiton J. MotighMiami. wb*» recently enliatetl In trn, I’enlUnil. Gray A Moore, the United States Navy at the Sanfonl Furniture Co. Neill recruiting station in the Post, Bottling Co., F. D Srott'* Stamloffice Building r Miami, hris srd Service Station. Hill Lumber irdered to nrtive ?r* duty, • Supply Yard, E. K l|ou*hnldrr, i Jurt returned to the No*, I Hollywoo<| Shops, end W. J King, aval Training Station, fol Plumber. nine days leave which i W. F,. Kirchhoff. Ir. Fve R-e* he earned upon completion of 1 Reeuty Shop, 8 O Sliinholsef, aix weeks of recruit training here , H. I.. I’erkin*. Horner's So<la Catlin is among the JO per Shop. The Tavern. Mrs A. D. WV*a cm IW . F W tvr.i late p.ite — e.ilre.i of recruits who were chosen Zachsrv, Celery City Printing Im f epwetiiley TUt'i wky *,'fM for immediate duty with th' . 01 Hy *aw.ti... «>« ...4 I. k.lp .limin.t. Flow Co., Wight Groeery Co. Strick­ United Str*es Fleet U NATIONAL 1-MINUTE OATS. Thai* why Ik., land Motors, Sanford Orlando He is the son of It. II (Ju! Im I NH n , l.tt* b.ll.t, *r« b.ll.il Kennel Club, i'ippin Gardens, Lee lin, of Sanfonl M. Ranslottnm, Hill llsnlware H er* A r t O tter I m p t r i t i t ga eie ec . . . \ Co., Mcljiulln Jeweler. JJlll*» Package Store, Krblie's Restau­ O.ly IS*/, of Ik. I t H i i f . O.li aimiaid .>• «ko*«. ..oo.k to y.u U.po.tioa (»» NATIONAL rant, Rny Holler. Itnekey'a Tirw * 1-MINUTE OATS. Corofol nitfiag tad « ipetUI Shop. J. C. Hutchl.on Co., Mar! "light ■np" ittliig P'ot.u I ine Studios. Nrlsnn (t Cu.t Mar­ g pretecti tkl. p..clou, qu.l.ty __ tin Stanko's Groeery, lake N W mo-cipoMd Itrof. . 'i> 1Charm Fruit Co., and A. Iluda & Sons. Jarir K. Kassell, Slnlry's Ser­ CreomuUlon rcllevt* promptly be- vice StalhMi, (lvit*lr Drug Store, ‘ l nat of th* o u n It (oea right to th* Shrv, Howard trouble to help loo*m and expel Seminole Tire germ laden phlegm, and aid nature l ong i’lomhing. II. K. I'apwnrth, ^Iillurd 11. to wo the and heal raw. Uniter. In- City nf Sanlnrd. named bronchial tnueoua m em ­ Smith, Lanry's Dnig Stnr~. Flo branes. Tell your druggist to Mil you rida State Rank. J. 1( Stewart, a bottle of CreomuUtoo with the un­ derstanding you must like the way It Florixt, W. Atlee llurpr" Co., quickly allays the cough or you are McCrnry's, Randall Eb-etrir I!o., Western Union, Vernay Crate to havw your money back. Co., c. |. & MI Dlngfrlder, llehry A Russell Seert Co.. for Cou(fci,Ch«tl Colds, Ironcliitii Haynes Office Equipment Co., Santorn State F'arme-w' Market, K. W. K n it Co., American bruit Growers, Kilgore Seed Co.. Sem Innlr Fred Co., Campbell's 8« - j curlty Feed Co., sad Chase a Co. Tuxedo Feed Si Supply i o.. Standard Grower* Aesn., Title Guaranty A Abstract Co., Monk Bennett's Billiard Parlor, G. IJ. 8luart Paint A Glsse'Co.. Unit-1 W Lumber Co., J. C. Penney | Free Delivery » Phone Co.. Colcman'i Offie'e Equip­ ment Co., and Seminole Dry GOLDEN.KEY !b. CARTON Cleaner*. I PAGE FIVE sm. 9c w iirrr. im rau APPLET H im Kit :JH u*. I.Wic n n *T r.»» * FLOUR in ll>H, 3.1c 20 IIih. H.lc PLAIN — 6UARANTE1D — NONE BETTER 1h 1*1111111-* PORK & HKANS ..... 10c A. J. P. C. FLOUR i 10c qi'AKKIt OATS reg. H!jc BEST LIN E 'jPR U IT AN D VEGETABLES TO BE HAD Turnip* — Turnip Salad — BeAiui ■— E g * Plant — Squash Peppers — Okra— Better Beans — Green Peas — CabDftge Rutabaga* — Onions — Ice Cold Iceberg Lettuce Carrots — Celery %o. i rtw rw K i.i/* HEXAGON SALT 2 for Dc Prince Albert TOBACCO !0c >n. • DEL MONTE rn *r. %i .i . n m > *rn .*t La*, n * SUPER SUDS . ..... CABIN SYRUP 'ALM OLIVB t CRANBERRY SAUCE 11 Vie MtMk.-r UA1 RAISINS.................2 Ib*. Lie 80-90 PRUNES .....ib. Ke *rt w giant 59c KLEX BEADS— ..... .1*5^1 He SOAP CERBALS KelloRg’n Corn Flake*. KefloggVAll Bran... hit Kellogg's Variety Pack WHKATIE8 ............. Qu a k e r uurre..... . RAISIN BRAN----- - WGHT^PO W £aj: **.. . . {- Mi 'A m m h h o ^ H K i k IY . ' - �t 1 •>v --------------- ------ 1— — - - ----- . .. . 'W a -.. fAOBBn . - i> \ I Ih- planning tho Springt gar- edge the bed with wild phlox, den you will >urrly want to In­ either Iarender or blue, depend­ clude ei-voral «iK-rr»«ivr plant- ing upon your general color acheme. A* the ffrat iria tiloaingt of liii IImhjm in* *inco they aoma fade, anip them off care­ are nenrly l.liMiming tiullu, ideally fully, for in moat raaea another Suited t» the South. Their color­ bloom will appear in a few day* ful bloom*, atuudinir erect on on the tame atem. atronK straight atoms, are LeauBulb rataloguea offer a wale tiful when planted against a aelection of varietira whch may background of azalea* or when be bought aeparately or miaed. uaed among panair* to givt Order a generoua aupply and height to n low, formal bed. In f plant them rrery two week* for mixed border, combine theae I the next two menth* In order to iria with randyliift and »tock, and have enough for rutting without P V C la s sifie d A d v e rtis e m e n ts FOR 8ALB 3 |c; a r a <;k Av f. HKUHOOM SALK . 419 I'alinct to HUM K Hanford'* I Ho* K f mo«t il***iml l«* prrtion. ll»r«M . FO R a it WANTED W AN TED: PART TIMK of trm* |w»r«ry *trnoicra|ihir work, ex* |Mri«-nrrt| Writ*. Hoi 12*1. Him I'rtvi r«*ia«onibl/, Wti«M urn, Vocm* ford. NVw keft.wriir In* rulmtur, ii*«*i| only Iwut, .’llri) rpy ra|nniy Mm. KMh»r tional .wrli<M»l. HELP WANTED TiWO durk In.at-. iiiol two ’.mail | hou '•»> to Ih* rh«np. Sanfonl torn llout ilf>wn | Worki EXI’KIIIKNCKI) Chateau Inn, French Ave*. V *»: • i poll Inr tha effect In tha garden. Wad rewood, a fine blue, la probably tha beat known of the group, but Imperator la Juat aa aatiafaetory and ahould be plant­ ed where a deeper I hade of blue la dealrcd. For pure white we auggeet White Excelsior; for a real canary yellow, plant Yellow Queen; and for a beautiful blend­ ing of the laat two mentioned, Leonardo da Vinci, with cream atandarda and yellow falls, la a good choice. . Adrian Becker is lilac and some of tha newer hy­ brids may be bad In shaded ef­ fects of lilac and bronte. For best rriulta, prpvkia good drainage and light, friable soil free from manure. In preparing a bed for bulbous Iria, the time­ worn rule of spading deeply still holds. Add sand to heavy soil and mht In a sprinkling of bal­ anced food, allowing four pound* to a hundred aquara feet of aurface. About a tablespoon of bone meal should be mixed carefully into tho aoll under, and imme­ diately surrounding each bulb. Plant tha bulbs two or three Inch­ es deep andfour to eight inches apart, depending upon quantity and effect desired. Except in very formal plantings, use them In groups rather than In straight lines. In dry localities the bulb* may he left In the ground from one •raaon to the next. But In low, dump oectiona it I* advisable to dig them after the foliage has •lied down nalurilly. They ahould l>e dried for a faw day* after digging and then packed away In lice hull* or dry peat mos* for NAVE YOUR Yt'atch repaired by on# who ready knolra bow MTlrr*. Jeweler Magnolia Are UNFUKNIHIIKIt 420 Onk. Oet. », 1911 APARTMENTS MAYBE FU R N ISH E D Apt. light* and water furniahe*!. OH, W. I at | St. im Cm Make Ai,n—. Walwt a d v Ta t u w o - . '• » — aac a ll ETTA KETT SUGGESTS HEN8.... ib. 25c 1.0 Ik. FIUBOUH SOUNDS UKE THE JUDGE LET YOU Of r yfimour Afins CfZ SOME1Win6 w FBF.IN K lt L B D LlT T L fi PH) W J. PPXI^ Kept. ilth. 1911. ................................. Soda CRACKERS.............. Ib. 10c RAISIN BRAN__ :..........pkg. 10c la at , , .... s Oder the ftctltlaus aame M BF o n n s u p e r ft o r *. aad that f BEEF 8TEW................... can15c -IS APPLE JUICE.......... 3 cans 25c latsnd to rsgtstgy aald Btatuts tChapicf R aim a TOMATO JUICE....... 3 cana 25c su*at u tha tarma af tha .JtofM aY . ■ Mlleua Nama Btalafa ,|f ... - A cana 21e m ark a f IhS Clrshtt Court Laws ad BABY F la rU a ) FOOD...... with - IhB U hapL 99th. I t i l . HtfGOMG HARRY □S/'THiNKor •r.-YIPPCEi' to A N O J srrrvESOTA PEfzrecriy SNAUV NOUKNOW WE SUN THESCHOOL| yon • Vtvw I fvtpsa- | HAND*. SONS YfOULDNl" I ir 156PUN | gOHtk ' * N et lee le harkhy g ir t a that w a are Inaagad In M taiaatB-Bt t I U Palm etto Avenue Baaferd. Florida, uadar. thu flctltldsds neats Frw. ~ MAKE A | ta Nemo 2 94) M HI U y i •( u n d o ); with U p CWrh af the >le Caualp, It Court af Bemlaoli IP - i f , Oat. I, till. *1 N O O O O fS MOCNNtS N .t.m N - I'MNOT RQUNd ANY K . S T O V A L la .. a t>— . " 3g*» I I n liM 2 5 LONE RANGER Don 6* e D O T . I’LL T E L L BY THIS Tlf THE _ ^ CROOH5 W here THC C A S H IS. ' Notice la k cre h p g tv a u U a t wei ^W HEPEVOU; r a m A re. zatd 5 5 p e .*’^ ;."-**? Ua flctltlnua *) M R iM “ Stater aatd — I U Ttrg ft teat U th Mi TOMATO’S no. 2 can 10c M & j w a . ioc jS S k o N - ta U can 18Vyc /S Ott. I, H U . • Y in c*°*r °*At*. 4 bars 18c - V , W m CP6H/ ire i SCOT TISSUE........... 2 rolk 1S« Im. Van. EXTRACT 8-oa. M l IVi* Im. Lew. Eitract 8-o». M l 7V|C ORDER Springtime Yellow ■TO, ra il ' 1 9 C, l-th. CAN a Dog Food 6 fo r 25c KER^ENE.... gaL __ 2 fo r 17c _ WITH ORDERS 10 Pw, 21c ' ,19ft 4e u • • BMW rtT w e * * • POTTED MILIT.—.....4 eana 16e „,14b. Jar 17e PRESERVES ............................ Wb. Jar 31e PRESERVES Lge. LU X -----“ | TO M ATO M V C S iS * ; " ’ Man 2 tor 31t SARD IN IA GREENS—....— bclulOc OIDKT Low Everyday Prices MIRACLE WHIP... qt. 35« MIRACLE WHIP-—-. pL 23e Jersey CORN FLAKES....... 4V,e QUAKER GRITS........ pkg. 8We i. 25c * \ g M C E t* rrn w e l l f c r o e s 2 4 ua 7 5 c 2 Baby Limas or N a v y . ■ % f f 1 •*♦• i • tug OM. I, U i L 39c no. a CANO alPHIXU rtOTHEa Y u ’ N c t l t W ‘ M lA e iu a |BemlnaU Cauat: b y FRAN STRIKES 10c doz. 14c BLEACH...... q t 10c Tomatoes... 2 fo r 15c IPINS.......3 rr whips LAU D O* aC B M IIB N F u x a a im v i u t r u i n 3 cans 22c jU ifcE ..... .....q tM ? FLOUR... .5 lbs. 28c PEAS med. can 10c M1LNOT ■TOIHO NO. a CAMS AanovAC. pAcatao BEANS.... 2 for 19c JELLY 2-lb* Jar 17c p S X s......2 cans 25c COFFEE......lb. 25c Great Northern O O h lO M / .anefadte lb . .. RED BEANS SPAGHETTI med. can. PORK A BEANS POTATO 8TIX MACARONI 1-lb. SPAGHETTI roll* 5 c & s ? CHANCES o n SONS* I TWNG TUONNa UP TO KStPM ARARTi* | n ° can 8 FTANDAat) B w I: WaCAUJrr. B. . .CORN PEACHES is i tarma o f the Ki# a tu U - f(Chapter atutF* iter ROAST T E A GUaa free............. Vt lb. S7c HtUad tr s B u T a ii^ 'i iC O A tl ■HOI-LI1RI9 GINGER SNAPS 10-ok. pkg. 10c GRAPE NUTS - ........ - Pb** SALAD DRESSING-------ql. 25c Btd. OATS... :------ ia," pkg. 7%c WITH GROCERY [FINE GRANULATED OAKHILL PIE Bamlaale Couhty.^Ftertd A ^ ^ /o Si'-. 10 l CUTLETS.................... Ib.39c RIB CHOPS Ib.29c LOIN CHOPS .....Ib. 39c - P A G SOAP...... 3 lge. barn 13c |ge. bant 13c OCT. SOAP ........3 bant 17c CAMAY...-..... 3 am. pkg*. 25c OXYDOL....... Oet. POWDER, .... Ig. pkg.. 15c Oct. POWDER ........1.2 rtg. 9c PALMOLIVE. ....... 3 bara 17e amt. pkg*. 5c JELLO. Soiuhlne COFFEE......* .lb. 17yic ST. BEANS...........no. 2 can Dftc LIMA BEANS.... med. can 8 l-3c Pancake FLOUR..... .....pkg. 7V^e Ebait BYHUP____lft-oa. ML lOe i -Creamy M he rh leh ea* T9I.UUKK N IL K FBI) Low Everyday Prices Low Everyday Prices ------- -- . Macnrnnl or Spaghetti TOILET TISSUE 5e CANDY RUM all brand t TOILET SOAP CLEANSER 1„ II. SARDINES PORK & BEANS POST TOASTIES K.COnN FLAKES PUFFED WHEAT TOMATO JUICE Plain or S. It. fli-tlilnwn nama ef ______ rvBOCCTBRIA, aad also enrage baataaai si 1119 Fvaatb Avsnus A .. FLOUR 99th. 1991._____________ at 919 East Fleet Blr _ _ _______ HAMS......... Ib. 21c SHOULDERS Ib. 17c BACKBONE Ib. 21c SIDES......Ib. W/tc SAUSAGE.... lb. 15c ___ Perfect Hlucull N O T IC E la hereby f i v e . I had A, B. Slavaoe. tu g a ta ,|p hualai Ij* i4 : c Ib. 2 5 C IrfAMBURGER.......2 lbs. 2 5 C STEAK S.............. NOTTC.R la hereby glvan that I. W J Pall, engage In business at las 'West First Btreet undar tha flrlllloua same ef RfU-'f PACKA flg gloCs. and that I Inland to raaUtar said name pursuant in the (arms of the "Fletltloue Nssa# ntmuta-- (Chaptar It t ll U v a nt Florida) with the Hark of tha Circuit Court of Bemlaola Couaty, Florida. ‘ ; | Bapt. j aad CL f a Dcliciooa with Vegetables n o n O T H E A N lC K r it * O It UPCHURCH. Ilth . 1941. ■ H B X A JU S T jg j^ -n il ROAST lb. 19c Fiwh Dre*«dii Itoaatlng g i f l NOTICE I* k9»aby gtven thah-1. A. B Tawall. thgaga In hualaeM *1 9*1 East FW-st Btreet under the flctltlaue name nf THE TQWCLL COMPANY, and that I Inland le re. alatit aald nama pursuant ta tha I arm• of the -rtetltlao* Nsgt* stoluta" (Chaptar IN I) Ldwe al |Florida) with tho Clarh of the |Circuit Court*, of Bemlaola Couaty, Florida. : A. R. TOW ELL. I YEAH ! ••AND Gun* YfrtAT.* FLA. BEEF OVEN POT OR MONEYRCTUHOCD/ lb. .. 21c con. NOTICE 1a harahy glvan that Wa. Dorothea Mlckay slid O. B Upchurch, engage In business at l i t Itnuth Park Avenue under the flrtMleu* same of MICKRT'P PHARNACT. end that wa Intend to raglatar astd name pursuant to the (arms nt tha "Fictitious Nam* statute** tChapter IStil Laws af Florida) with the Clark of tho Circuit Court of RemlnaH County Florida. Kept ORIT WDMTCOST YOU A CZNT/ ^OMMIUIEYW W U K PUAttD ROAST FANT, and that t Intahd to regu­ lar sold noma pursuant la tho lamia of tha "Fictitious Nana glatuta" (Chaptar 19911 |>ws of Florida) with the Clark of tka Circuit Court ol Namlsala Cnualy. Florida. E C. HARPER, (apt. Ilth. Ittl. 1 lb. 141/ic m «u mo us r?womfimt Englidh Cut c o n t r a c t is o IX)IN OR CLUB T OUR RISK NOTICE la harahy gtvaa that L E C. lUrpar. angagp la bustnose at III Nagnotta AVtaud.Wader the Set 11 team navna of BAhlFOHD a i.r c r n tc STEAKS CK ROAST J H. COlCLtfHIOH, It ll Sapt. tilh . YOU economy b e ef >f|MM M vM« • MUM Hy P A U L ROBINSON — unmaPAT, ocronm a, m i* i . naae at lit Magnolia Avenue un- | dar tha ftrtltloaa nama nf HOF-1 MANN ELECTRIC SERVICE, and •C rttST’-rtSk it jarwwVai that 1 Inland to regtatar aatd name pursuant to the larvae'of tho flatltlnua Name Statute (Chaptar m g s aads— eav '» ! w >9911 laws of Florida) with the at Tewefelea U re a I * Clark nf the dreult Ceurt ef Eeatl* ’• ether | m 4 a rea eftree. nnU Couaty,' Flerlda W. D. IPOFNANN Bapt Ilth. 1991. • r«B* MA v ip | p i| lj!l> p p jffi j NOTICE la harahy gtvaa that t. I. M Oetaleugh. aegaga la htutaea* • t fit Baetford Atlantic Ndtlenal Bank nalidlne undar the rial It teea name of COLTI-OUOII nr.A LTV COMPANT. and that I Intaad te raglatar aald asm* pursuant to tho tarsus »f the "Ftctllloea Nam# Btatulu" (Chaptar I t t ll Lawn at Florida) with the Clark of fha Circuit Court ol Samlnola Count). Florida. Men,'Women! Oldat 40, 50, 60! GetPep m r$ ? S f r r - ' USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT la hcrahy al**n that f. feel Yean Ytiapr, Fall at Via W NOTICE D Hofmann, angaga In hu*l- I Daal M i M art i l l , aw i i n , i t Oaf» M M FOR ItKNT " First at - Sanford. Florida, aOder the Hnlilaua name Hobart's (Hoeery u d that I Ihtaad la register •aid name pursaant te the latiw of the -FletlUeu* Same BtattrtaT (Chaptar M ill Law* ef Florida) With the Cterti ef the Ptrywlt Court ef gamlnele Coyntr. Florida. Mlgg WAROAAET ROUERT&* UUSINfiSa- 9ERVICB- M Y EQUITY in HOME - Stucco Huniralow. t lin.l rooiim, iroo.l lura-tion Ha la nn* of purrhasr pric*« finuiimf with |».»yrm*nt« less Ilian riiital vain**. ()wfi**r In rlty for 2 ilavi only. Writ** own**r, run* 11•*rnl«l. ■ » w o rses, • Notice Is hereby glveg - that 1 am engaged In bualaaau at >11 E For anawera to your question* on gardening problems aend a •elf-addressed, stamped envelope to the Kerivec Department, Home SITUATION WANTED Hardening Magaxine, flit) Bien­ COOK, NURSE. maid. Alice ville Hi., Now Orleans, l-a. or rare .of this newspaper. William*, 13211 W. 10th St. FOR SALK OK WI LL TRADK FOR DIA­ MONDS ■ t m '- - - -.-tax wffpBD HguLD. aaBmn yuwmj •forage. CUItil I.aktt.hu r#* :;■>■.>■*•-------------------: — "" each7c PLANT lb, 7c MLowHtyV1 (Valaabie Cocyoao) Vaj. fl/rV^* JH 'Tl/ V «• ' - JA k v - * r. . �fX Jg- » ’ " *' ' R a W i O m tr Ifc r a ld P ro d u cts t t N | M l i a i V ip tib in Tku Auj. A — *-»« * -* A m Vla PlorUs Knnfnrd Is 'nil* Only C en tral Florida City Affording Hail, Highway And Water Transportation « xxxm Established la 1908 S A N F O f lD , F L O R ID A ^ ^ B I D A Y , OCTOBER 2t. Iflll Member Associated I’resa M M IIK H to Strike Russians Declare Nazi Steel In Suburb O f u°TwSp ^ nox Says Collision ivasion Losses Equal Detroit Ends Damage Is Bad In Far East is N o w ' i v; Deaths In W o rld W a r Official Red Spokes­ man Says Moscow Is Not And Will Not Be Captured More Command Shifts Made Fierce Fighting Re­ ported Raginsr In Three Key Cities . i* Am » la M Ruuia declared o fficia lly that German losses in th* 8oviet invasion equal the total of German losses in the World War. and an official Rod spokesman said. ‘They have not and will not take Moscow.” The Russians said fierce flgbtlmr is raging in three clttoa around Moscow— K*l-igx, M milca southwest; MoihaUk, iT Biles west, Kalinin, 95 mtlea northwest. The- Russians admitted some withdrawals In the MoihaUk son*, but said Alla forces at. tasking the Crimean i’cnlaxuls were repulsed with heavy losses. A violent battle Is said to be ig at Taganrog, 30 miles o f Rostov, gateway to tha sens. further shifts In Russian com­ mas amounetd, with key marshals assigrtd north, central, ant south. n « new rep|acad or re* Osman firing squdds executed --------n - M a, ■w das ax. b*t 10 others .sehadulaJ to dto a t Nxntoa were reprieved . tutn Monday. ' I 1 Cl if t A night curfew was imposed at Bombay after a Hlndu-Mislom outbreak causing lha death o f 11 and Injury o f 42. Two other* wars killed and 42' in. Jurtd la Bengal relights dif. f trances. Tha Germans claimed last night In M mile* of Moscow on the couth and southwest, and while the Soviet command disputed this only by Implication early today It waa nolle plain that In any case tha hardest and moat lethal stretch of the rosd waa atilt to bo traveled. '* The early morning Russian communique merely reported in genera! terms fhm Natl attacks had bean repulsed In tha hauls S M I nearest tha city—somewhar# la the sector* of Moshaisk and Maloyaroslavets —without ' s n g Just where those actions ^ Uhk'Experts, who thus far not often proved wrong In took It as ___ certainty that the would hold out all through ■«e rtn torod their belief that tile southeast ta k Into tha CauwhUo tha front Used more or M *Zr£ to London * that a million 1 • hi tha to the B j W - j i UWy to R. A Tank Production .Will Be Doubled •WAlHDfOtON, Oct. an ftgands Fiasl- Opposing Candidates Workers Return "Dd .President D e c l a r e s * This P l a n t Bat! Details Now Being Alabama M i n e r s ! Received Are Of Begin S t r i k i n g Technical N a t u r e Tu ?-r p” " , Th* bight day Interruption of WASHINGTON. Ort r, . . „ 21 _«,!•» * Virtually Inevitable Fox Sentenced To Year In Cell I Navy Secretary De­ clares J a p a n e s e W ill Not (Jive l rp Expansion P l a n s operations th« ()m »t LA*Ai|r* Thr ,<rMr°y rr Kearny, torp#^ St«*el Corporation in a DAtfolrr^oe^ hy • Nail *ubminnr off suburb ended today when strikers |Ireland • week ago described occcptcl arUlcmrnl terms he-1 by President Roosevelt today ns gan returning to work. Other trrinuxly damagad. strikes however. gripped coal mines in Alsbama, which hald i While the details of the attack up welding operations at aoaae gre coming in, mostly r f s l-ch. ahipyars m th* northwest and steal nature, Knosevrlt said there paralysed production at the Ohio was nothing about them which hr could discuss at this lime. Machinery Factory. The commander *f the torpeSeven-I automobiles werv ovar* turned near Itendls, N J. aftaV dr'-d American frelght-r Lehigh ship was at* group of non-striking employee i 9**d last night the U eluded CIO pickets In ordtr. to Orked without w arning ,ip .| that work in the plant of Air A«* I the submarine which sank her socialrs Inc a manufacturer of disappeared immedia'rly. offer. b>g no help for the rre-v. plane parts. The rum nt up-'irge of strike^ The captain, Vincent Arkins, In defense plants brought renewed said on arrival at 'hi* British ikmsuiii- in Congrr** yesterday fee West African port tltsl nothing legislation to outlaw or restrict wa* seen nf the st'seking sub­ marine either before or liter the such wklkouls. Speaking dn the house, RepcW* vr«*el was hit at S 55 A M. ■entative* t'ox (I>. Ga l, Rtoh Sundsy He gave this account of (R., I'a.) and Ford (R- C illj.) Ihr sinking: The main :i.pmaat ram- down all demstidod action. Cox assertwi that strike* had with the riplnsion. carrying the Each running for the office of City ( ■omnii-vnrf of District I* One brought about "the most disgrace* wireless antenna wi'h Two, Ocna G. Baber at left, and II. James lint, right, will furnish ful situation that ever existed in kohl filled with wale* immediate­ ly and the vesiel settVd rapidly. the only competition in the Commission rare as (. |> lli.li.ip, landida'.e this country" ami declared it was The radio operator sent nut an shameful that neither the *1 0 * for District One, is unopposed. Mr. Usher, local .tore owner and SOS. using a short.wivo anten­ culive nor the legislative branches operator, is making hia flyst appearance for puhln offier in San­ na. hut believed the cad did not of the government are doing any* get out. ford while Mr. Gut, real estate and insurance agent, is now serv­ thing about it.* All four llfebo..l» were man­ ing on the Commission. Rich Mamed the walkouts OSt ned anti launched at 9:15. The radical labor Iredera" and ( S t bests pulled away from Ihe ship critical of Sidney iltllmen- I and nt 10:19 A M. Ihc la-high William Fos t left I, nnetime irnmigt.int who nuide nidi ion* h, i director of the office of pi •auk. Hollywood movie producer only to lo-t it nil. leaves I'hilaili-lplu.i ducllon management. He asserted The llfrlxiatx then started for that Hillman, head of the CIO Ftretnwn. Numbers 3 and 4 court after being -cnlcoccd In n io n -nd ,i -lav in fctlcinl pri-ui faster Ilian unil fined $ l.rtnn II. sn . .-n v n i.d ,-t ,.in-po.i>v to ,lefi*ud the Amalgamated Clothing Worker* lusts were much II. S. through attempts to t.nj judi, i.il f.iv .r* in .-.inflection svitti was "more concerned over hi# Numbers 1 and 2 anil got fa own union than over the country, ■head. They were locked up at his bankruptcy pio.ee.lmg>. Hillman told the senate defense 2:00 A. M. Tuesday by a Brit and landed at investigating ctrmmltlee Wadaao Ish destroyer day that he thought, ‘.the general llathnrst. Gambia. Boats one and two were pick­ labor situation is rather satisfac­ two British motor tory," but that Pam hellara there ed un by launches at ) l A. M. and noon should not bo ■ agurlS Strike" bit Thursday and urns ad at Free, view of governed* nl ' 'Sue him i % V IIK R E A S , M o iiilitv , J 7 Iui« l»v»n fm -m n lly town. ’ for nu-dtsllng disputes ni#t•*«! m N av y D ay 11«r ii tli»* i ml* I . *.»•• - **f Am< n< ,i, One ordinary scninan lost four ] A N D W I I E I I K A S , th** I ' m t i i l S i.it* N »\ v " i'f 'K in /r I toes when a beam landed mil A group of Sanford gnrJen Adoption nf the trade prom., his foot. Junior Assistant En enthusiasts met at the home of tun plans and by-laws of tha t ( h r tf r e u t r t t n a v y in th e w**rhl I« m |,»\ tii*l i* t lr t f iiit - t l, w in ii Edmund Stowe In Indian Mound rrganiiation wo* glneer Joseph Brady, who w*-> 1 effect *1 lav* j thr prmrnt hull.lint? pn^fraiu U r.'inpl* i. to !••• fiiprrioi on watch, was injured when Village last night and voted night by the member* nf the Hny naval p"wrr that nin |.»* 1iri.iibfht sk* si.i 1 II*. unanimously to organise a Men's i Sanford Merchant# Auocla'inn. an,|i Door plates parted from the e* The following merchant* A N D W H E R E A S .4 in a b%olid *•( ........ ul. * lu m* a|?j»i * Ghrden Club. The group — ' w es'It. B. Pope, pruist-.-nt of tin- hii'inm* men have already I plosion and dropped him Into tank tops addressed by R. It. Ellis and |group, said thin morning. « xt nkt* i|iiv%is imaiiii«*.| upprait. h* .illmswl isv.'l lllhftil, nor nation nifird their Intention of r«-| Edward Richardson of Orlando Both im-i’i are recovering satiiPromotional Ideas werr adopt operating thr Unite,t Slatra Navy •* irm iflll/rd « * |.••kb* i fill fa. tin in with The Sanfnrdj .. who described the work and or­ ed l « nin throughout the Fall ami Herald in publishing a special fwtorll) thr m»int rnafici* o f ntutidily and Ih* .. i. •l.lt|*s|| ssf pt ,|9'.■{ ganisation of the Orlando Men’s W i n t e r , Including: Outboard Tourist Edition on Oct. 27 A N D WIIKRKA S, niuiiy yiiiiiii; m* n Imsih .^sinf'inl ln«\ *• Garden Club. Motor Barr* on the Armistice which will be distributed' In le ft I h r m m f o r t u in i ftr n iM ly n f U n it IfMii* * I** l. t k r I h r i i A nominating committee for Day program, a "Country Store” , 1,500 prospective winter visitors the purpose of selecting a slate a Christmas program, distribu­ selected from a special Chamber plarr in (hr linr o f tliily ahoni*| lit* Im|>* *sf Ihr of officers to he prcsenlrd at tion of Thursday issues of The of Commerce list, aa well a* .Slalrt .Navy; the neat meeting of the club Sanford Herald, u slogan con­ thousands of- other reader* both THEREFORE. I. Will.... • II I I-. h. m |.v |Hiiii BRONSON Oct. 21 -(A 9 — A was named by Mr. Stowe who test, bargain days and county in Florida and throughout the Levy county circuit court grand . (hia at Navy Day in Sittif**r*1. uinl tin ••«*aC11 Ihr iHivhi i m. served at chairman of the meet. social programs. nation: First nf the event* to tako Ing. The committee consisted of v n t n l in m r a t M a y o r **f lh< < i f \ * #n | * t i nil ,.ti, s i l i/«*vi•• J. K. Smith’* Barber Shop pury has returned an indictment Tom Bolt, Elton Mbcghton and place will be a Hallowe'en Party Ivey’*, Swaln’a Battery garvlre. [« r armed robbery against a Ken- j O rto h rr 2 1 . IU « I — — lucky prisoner In connection with at Chuluota on Oct. 31. while the Swann’s Mo-lem Cabins, W. It. B. r. Whltner. Jr. In pay honor Co (h<»«r wh>« »• • I v i'll ll l’l \» II I .11 * Mrs. J. H. Colelougti, presi­ first ^Country Store" I* schrdul- ".Speedy” Willis, Murray W. Ov. the robbery of the Cedar Keys Ihnr rminlry in lh«* I ' nH• *1 M.tir*, SNv\ dent o f the Sanford Garden eil for Nov. 6. rrstreet, Staley’s Restaurant, State hank last Jan. 17 in which Chairman of u number of MIWop Gora’a Service Htallnn, tha cashier was slugged by tw o , Club, brought greetings to Oil­ W i l l IA \| r H IM . »n reported to have escaped men's group from the Garden committee* were appointed last J. V. Jonea Tiro Shop, Blrdsey M -iv • •* o f Snnf«*rf| 19742 night with W . M. Haynes head­ Club and expressed tha dealru Flour L Feed Mills, Banferd risoner now held in , o f her club that the men organ­ ing the membership committee, Buiek Co.. W. W. Auto Part*. ■Tha pri«listed aa Frank Kentucky. W. B. F.llerbey. the Armistice ise a club, something which she Fred T. William*, Henry H. Plummer, alias Frank Perry. said has been a dream o f the Day committee) and F. D. Scott, Carroll’* Service Station, Os who hod pravlouslv the •'fVuntry Stors'* committee. Fibra Brush Co., Soars. Roe. Plummer Garden Club for a long time. escaped from Kentucky authori­ Memfershlp duos of one dol­ buck Co.. Aldon Co., Inc. Mr, Ellla aald that the Orlendo ties- w a» reported Indentlfled bv men organised not just to have lar a year wero ' established amt Sanford Atlantic National another club but to exchange the sum la payable immediately Rank. Sam Hawkins, David tha bank canhler, II. K. Noble*, several months ago In Gadeden helpful Idvae and auggeatii na en at tha Celeryy City Printing Com Earla’a Sunoco Button. Pope. how to grow plant < nnd flowers pany, according to Mr. Thomas' Barber Shop, Arck-lo Ala.- a* ona of tha men who took and how to overcome peat*'which Though the malnbership commit­ Package Store, Bryan's Garage, part In tl>« bank holdup. constantly annoy gardencra. Ila tee will be functioning in it* Sanford Avanuo Bear Garden, T Bradford llyrd w»< • Tw.. V'-tlllg .Sjiof.od loro will addad that a "Question and Ana. drive for member* It will bo of A. J. Losslng’s Transfer A Stor­ cd prraidpnt of the rnli-r hr,i li. hi-- ,.f IhiI'm l.d war" program had been a popu­ grant help If member* will pay age, Jack's Dew Drop Ian, J. J Shrine Club at their anno. I ho-. S lu t*-* Navy tic vt wet-k l.rn.j lar fcatura of aarh meeting of their due* and get their mem­ Parrish, Sanlaado Springs, San­ bership card* voluntarily, he add­ ford Mattraaa Ftetory, Jo* Moss' Inca* meeting hrld la>t night ..t . . „„ tbo club. ni|d> Inu* i-xuiiiinnlion* head Bicycle A Repair Shop, Wert the Palma and Pines on r-.. it, I ' " Painting out that tha Orlando ed. Every business firm and hia employes are eligible for WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 -O P ) land" Road, and Harry F Kent I" join the II'gul.ir Nnvy Hnd Ths Jeweler and Howard Botaler club mad# ita business meeting* and I r a n tVrighl tin* h«-i-n arccptCheater C. Foaaato Co., Hop- — President Roosevelt endorsed wa« name! vicr-prcaidru' short and snappy, Mr. Richard, membership. In tha slogan contest, conduct­ kina Grocary A Market, Modern tha candidacy of Mayor Florello Lloyd F'. Boyle, acrrrtarv, J....... cd by llo* Naval ltc*crvc ton. secretary o f that organisa­ Republican and O. Huff, retiring prrald'-nt, -.nd tion. aald that Intsrcatlng pro- ed lq the city schools to select Shoo Shop. Saaford-OvUdo Truck LaGuardia, Young Wrighl. >»n of Mr. grama ware arranged for each a slogan to bo used In adver­ 0 rowers, Tha Whit* llaroo, It. American Labor nomlna* for a thi* morning. and Mr*. M. I,. Wright, i.nd tising, prise* have been made third term sa mayor of Naw Plan* for the winter -ori.il M. Glaaaon, Sanford Gas Co., moating. Ha also aald that tha Orlando club had aponaorod tha up ranging from 110 for - first Gratis Valley Dairy, Plnahurst York today, declaring LaGuar- araaon, climated by Ihc ritnual now employed by llurpci- Sec I 16th annual Btata Ron# Show in plan to g l and 12 for second Grocery, Saenrity Lumber A dla’e administration had been the Shrine banquet and danrr, acre |Company, wax graduated from 8upply Yard.*' • “ most honest and the moat e f. made at the meeting, Mr. Hoff Seminole High School in June, Orlando last winter and a number and third places respectively. Tickets far tha Country Store Ratliff A Boa, Nkh*» Package fklent" within his mulltctlon. of. ether srorthwhtU project*. rrvealfd. Regular monthly nirct. 1937 »n.| nllendi-il Slet.*on UniInga are to he held through.>ul vrexily In I937-3M. He will leave The high coat o f waUr whan will ha distributed to the mem­ Stora, H. A A. Dapartmant Stole. the winter and all realdrnt ahlin. good on lawn* and garden* waa bers of tha association with the Tha Outlet. Cowan Co.. C. C. TREASURY HULKS first batch o f 1,000 given for Walsh, Sommolo County Board of era, rrgardlaaa of the Tempi" Oct, 30 for Norfol';, Va. ebjocted to by a auaibor o f local Lnog wa* gradual--d from they belong to, will h« w-l. men present who »ald that It memberships and tbo addition*! Realtors. WASHINGTON. Oct I4.-UT> corned into mrmbcrahlp of ih Seminole High School l.ixt Jilin P tn ly Y M y A Lovott’a. W. coot not lees than HO a month tickets to ha sold by th* asso­ If. Ralti Barries Button, Wagoner —.Tbo Treasury ruled today that local rlub. just to kaap a lawn watered and ciation at a nominal price. and has recently hern rni|i|oy.-d The msreheats will give the Furniture Co., Pabaatto Grocery. rrisUara, and not Ihalr customthat not Many local people could No definite.date* were net for by hia father, Edward U n y who afford H. It srao suggested that tickets to their customer*, en- Lodge A Ban CrOcary, Takaeb in , can deduct tha new federal the November and D -n oil* r ‘1 excise taxes on fan, jawown* Eddie'* Rexiauraut. llo is effects ho made to r>t tha City HUlug them ta tha award o f the Restaurant,' Jimmie Cowan, Mick­ meeting* but they will he lol-l and toilet preparations from at the call of bo hold either ey's Pharmacy, ' Spencer's Top to redoes Its water rate* for Country Store the nrraidrnl. ,rlo .lull'd lo leave Monday morn­ Incoma tax return*. tcs.astoaaa Ob M ae Tkaaal Saturday afternoon or evening beauUfkatian. while tha remainder of Ihe meet* ing at 4:00 o'clock fi r Jgrl-.xun. w an ’, warn on the comer o f First Street Inga during tha winter will Ih- villi- where following v thoniugh and Magnolia Araau*. •at. Torn ' Bolt. Elton held on the night of H.a fourth phydral examination, h«- will he Usury Nichols. Henry Thursday In tha month, at the sent to the Naval Training James MoughUn. Kent Palma and Pines. R. A. Mr. H uff, presiding at Ih- School. Norfolk, Va. fur a final •aling, read several letteri to check-up.__________________ the members present and report­ WASHJMOTONToct W-OFVContestants from Daytoaa. Or- tha last meat. William Thomas. ed the death of Thad G. RuckMatnUnane* o f tobacco market­ 16 year aid near, who raced nar. A commlttao wav appointed ing quotas fa r 1642 at tha 1941 lands aad paaslkly from Jack. b IIUa car T I miles par hoar. to draft aalUblo revolution* on hurley. Th# autos art construe tod by tbo death of Mr. Buekntr to be tha drivers and weigh between sent to tha Morocea Temple. . Groiip Of Men Merchants Group Meet To P l a n Adopts Plans For G a r d e n Club Trade Promotion Members Of Orlando First Event To Be Club Address Neiv Hallowe'en P a r t y SanfordCardentrs v-Held A t Chuluota !x£\2rfcr—,s— PROCLAMATION Leaders Co-operate On Tourist Edition Kentuckian Indicted In Robbery Of Bank * Byrd Elected | Lewis Wright And President 01* 1Leruy Lang Join Shriners (Huh| Branches Of Navy Roosevelt Backs I. Mayor LaGuardia to Tobacco Market Quotas Are Same £• M idget A uto Races Will Be Held 'S u n d a y Afternoon On Lake Front Munition Makers Study Soviet Aid Ways Of Delivering Arms From 11. S.’To R u s s i a Discussed WASHINGTON. IV I. ‘21 — f/7’ 1— h r r r e ljin of tinNiim Km<\ sunt Inrlav .1 “ collision " to thi- F a r East was \ irtmill\ mm italdr. Hi- ("III n grotto o f ii.iuil munition- m.inufdi tnn-rs. 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I h n r ifiin * t \ * . 9 N«*i;ri» ro n v ic t R.M 9>«*V9-It Jat k o .ii a nil C a lv in , •• TAnpr.l fro m a M a rlo n c o u n ty m m l iranir In ir k near \Y»«ah<iotn T in pri^.»iu*r* w in * t l i l l at la rut* ThuA *«lay ilm p itp an a lt n lirh t iM*ari'li ( ’n p l. I ’nul S im m o n • '• :9fH* I M a rirn m p , r t u in ly ...n v i. ' rn ilrf ••tm nin.: na ill thn m a il irnnir work a t Ih i* f in l o f Do* .la y •i.l.hnly w h en tht* tw o N«*»cmei« o r. h*n|M*.| upon I h r ifim r.l Markham M>. rk h a m u n .l II D KI'IIP.I lll.’ll •m l II D. S o u t. r lu m p ..I **ff shot if un * a m i |ii* tn l th»* truck and * ran. Th* jfiaidr «rn * nut Injurwl. , Jarkadin waa •«*rving ii yrar a ■entenro for jml hriwkmg *« Invnrnrsx. in Uilnw county, and and Wqltrr Calvin w*» »rrvtng six monlhx for petty larreny. TownaenditcH Will Meet Here £undny Fifth Congrrsaional Diririct Townxend supporter* will hold their regular monthly eonferenc" Sunday in the Snn-nol r Cncr.ty Court House at 2:30 I*. M., it wax announced today. At this max* meeting there will tie a number nf addresses by speaker* who uphold tho Townsend movement, and report* on the latest development* of the movement In Wavhington will be rrad. KiwanianH Invited Airline Aiikx For To Hear. Lambert Jacksonville Route fire and seven pounds; They are B Uta oeu-qBarter bane-power variety, with gasoline matara and j? ** driver races atone, against citato*, OBO-quarter mil# which la track. world'* racard for midget BOYCOT T NEWSPAPER CAMP BLANDING, Oct t l. (Special)— Members o f Buford’s Company D of tha 164th Infan­ try boycotud a Louisiana Mwsmancuver* during imnsar. It I "BbtmtJ Arthav ah head r a h Urn Hat rr»»f. T. F. Ijimbert, Jr., drtn W ASHINGTON, Oct. .24 — of lha Collfir« of Law at Mut­ (AT— Btata Airline*. Inc., of ton Dnivcnlty will iprak At a Charlotte, N. C. applied to tho ’ sprciAl IoAdica' Night dinner of civil aeronautics board Thursday lh« WinUr l*Afk Klwnnls Club for cartlflcatao for thcao aaw to bo hold Al the Muonic Tem­ air routes: ple them Monday evening At Batwaan Pittsburgh and Jack, l;30 o'clock, Charlej Morrbon aoavllto, Fla., d * CoruietlavUto. said today* Untontown, Pa.) Elkina, W. Va.) A ll Bonford Klwaniana and Covlngtoa-Cltfton Forgv, aad Ro­ tholr wlvaa have anoke. Va.) Wiaaton-Hil^Fj N, a cordial InritaUoa by the Wbto C t Columbia C ~ tof Park gnwp to ettoud thes. C.i.Bavajuuh aud ud km ta L Ualm tah tit ...................... i - - 11.11 ip'i isiw ii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/891a33e22ee2dc21e125ff8f46e83368.pdf da1d1c40d5e8c7e01a446f1b4f97a869 PDF Text Text 1 0 • I I r m iA iffo tP M n u m , ----------------- f---------- -------- —----- 1 “ ? banfohh i Reporter Finds Feds Rejuvenated And Ready For Remainder Of Games ' By Jncfc Barring ’ 'Them Juat lan't enough new* ha tha papar about our high oahool athletic*." That waa uia complaint of th* vary artive • Indent-council which represents th* MO and torn* odd itudenla who ora pumulng their education at Scmlnol* High School, ao, It la tha Idea and aim of your re­ porter to try to remedy thla In ntuurr. Thla la ■ very appropriate time to pines the Celery-Fed* nearer th* potllc eye at th* rejuvenated eleven at our local high achool trounced the DeLand Bulldog* In the tun* of 20 to 7 last Friday lig h t When 1 **y rejuvenated I mean rejuvenated. The team that took th* field laat Friday nil* wat an entirely different teem than th* on* that had faced Daytona th* preceding week. Thla team knew where they were running. They Ham tackling end blocking their men harder. Th* change wae a right to behold, and a pleasant one at that. — Tha' past wreak th* Fed* put fal a hard and strenuous week in preparation for that encounter. Much of th* lime wat epent on th* fundamentals of tha gam* and th* met waa spent In tinanting th* play*, gitUng th* ma­ ck! nory running ao that all tleven “ cogs" would click together *• *•*. Tha victory wat aufflclent reward for tbalr effort*. With another hard battle ahead neat Friday night th* Fad* enter thle week*' practice with grim determination to work hard and “ bring horn* th* bacon" •gain thla sreek. During September k n li w»r* iM for M ship* for th# U. S. Nary, and M ships, Including •no battleship, two cnit*or*, on* •nbtnarinca and i l l dMtroyvr*. war* launched. Ths fcnttlsshlp was Ik* UBS MASSACHUSETTS. I* all It will ro*t you for 13,000910,000 Dodily Injury and 13,000 Property P a m if* Uabillty In* B a r e nee on your latomohllo— tt you hat* had no rlalmi th* paat TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1911 «, - Loyola Doing Well Despite Loss Of ~ Football Team Minnesota And Texas Lead In Grid Performance down to No. II. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE none* Nolle* I, ksrtby glean that * ■m aneared la busts*** al 11** rranrh As*. Hanford. Florida, un­ der Iko rtrillions urn. Houlhwerd Frull Co. nnd lhal I Inland to toglstac aald asm* pursuant In Iha terms of Iho "Fictitious Name Hlaliite" (Chapter 1*JI| lews of Florida) with Ih* n*rk of Iha circuit Court of Memlnol* County. Florida IRS K. ROIJTIIWAlin ■-— W . Flr o( pi Sanford. Florid*, un- Enro'1r nVvh*‘ .",rh'H•" "j-ioJeV undafaated. Dick Fisher, Huckeja- halfhart, whoa* spectacular Mins were a highlight of the gaige, la shown skirting Purdus'a end for By th* narrow margin of a flrat-pariod safety, highly-touted Ohio Stale defeated Pur­ due, 14.14, at Columbus, Ohio, before 86.000 fans and remained in th* ranks o f th* Lieb Hopes For Gator Victory Against L&U. lima nlgn. Th# boys anil girls r'eter aald nun. pursuaal lo tha apparently ar* studying liardrr. term* of th# "factitious Name ut*" irm p er IstSI Laws ut without worrying about beating Mist Florida) with th* C U rk nt th* What*!* college next Saturday. Circuit Court of Hvmlnol* County Scholastic standards have been Florida. t II. W O O D R t' F F raised—and the university presi­ Ow ner dent says Shis would have been It. Illl Impossible with the presence of athletes who could pass a football in t h * t liter rr cat'RT, n in JJ* Jl lilt 141. r t l f l . I T OF FI.OIIIbut not Latin. 114. Ik Akt) FOR trU ISO L* And ths money formerly .pent (O l kTT. Ik CMAkt-glT. ADO A R K T E U J I V T T , on I he varsity sport I: used for t . l t . I . I A N flal wt llf i" -an intramural program which gives every *tud*Bt-a ctunc-i lo n i A R L K M JO B B-VHI'l l FJ-LftlTT. t*slake -u p ' Sport*. ftfldlRl natlKR OF PllM CATtO k lt A l t L X H J08KPII 11-That throw to second hare to I . TI OOT T Cwho*# wddraaa la c-S of catch a base-round napping, the Mrs F ran k Meagk *r. I I t - l R l » * c hardest pick-off Job on the csrd. Aeetiu*. Johntlowrn. Fea na ylv an la II I* ordered that you appear on Is a headline feature of Ethan o v e m b e r 1 A D. IS t l t" «b e Allen's latest National League NHill o f Complaint filed aaalnet motion ; klure, "Winning Base­ you In I ha Cir cu it Court to* ball.* Nest beat thing to seeing H . m l n o i . County. Sanford. F l o r i ­ it educationally In th* movies ii da. by I .Milan l l a r g a r s t K lll o tt a di vorce H e r e in fall not or a the practical daylight perfor­ ttor l * « r M pro roit f H i t ) w ill b# #n* mances given by Tom Hughes, l « r H 4|tln«| you Thla nolle* ahall b* pubH«h*4 Phillies' freshman aee. Old basefo r fo u r conatrullvO hell men rsy Hughes has t*e best • t i f f m lh* Hanford l l * r * l d . a “ move to reeond base they ever n* «* t* k* pi a pIn « r haring a i t a a n l cl r- ■ I(-yard gain. T H E N E W CO ACH ES - By Jack Sords cAQL B l a iK GAINESVILLE, Ovt. 2 l-(8 p e «l* l)—On* small ray of hops shown through th* gloomier! “Uuo Monday* far Florida football In three ^ sa r* yesterday as — Au-rth Coach Tom Usb asserted, "th* .BACK'S? • boy* ha<* a good football gams v * r r somewhere In tbsir irttim i, and thla week may.ha Iho one In srhkh It edmsst out." Loser* to Maryland In a stun* nlng 13-11 upset Saturday, th* Owtors face th* rising l-nuislara 0UtK *lA t' ■tat* Bengal* In ’ Baton Rouge A STAJt O j Saturday night iU a arm y Th* loss to Ut* Old I r r r * MOOTfA ri waan't IL* onlv thin* bothering AMOLAtM fam In Gatomnd today. Th* c r tlP s i Catnr coach announced that Nick fAcOteu> Klutka. 197-pound right end who f t * SeVMAi. ha* brvn taming In *r*al work .* A «X In “ Iron man" atunta at hi* post, would tiksly bo opt of th* U S. It. gam* with an Injury and that th* apponrenco In th* content of Loll Tackl* Peanut Hull dspondod on hi* rrapona* to troatiaont thla w**kKlutka iuff*r«d a leg injury agalnat Maryand and Hull a mil* hap more painful than avrioua. To Up it an o ff an all-day rain yesterday fnr**d th* s-|u*d liuluuio *■ It began preparation* for th* gam* and IllUo mor* Utah limbering up iM tr ltn rould ha engaged in on the hatktlhall court. Discussing the loar, Lleh |>olnl*>l out that lb* team p!*y*d a good gome escrpl when It neoiUd to moat, and that th* right play* war* railed but w »r» Jtnied. LEGAL NOTICES c ■vavw o r r to n id s c o l v r i o r ■EMIYOLN iTou and each of fou ar* here­ by nnt Itied and required to pre­ sent am ctalma and damaitda whlrh >na. or el I her of you. may ha.e agaln.l the ealal* of I. J Marl lay. deceaaad. lata of aald fauniv io th* County Juds* It. W u»r# of hemtoole t-minlp, FlovUI*. at hi. of flew In the Court houv. at tunford. Florid*, within eight estanda* month, from Ih. dal. of Ih. first publication of thl. nolle. Kach rliim »>r demand mui| h4 In writing, and nmal atata Ih* plare »*f raaMenpgs and poat office pitdr**a o f tha rlalmaht. an.I mu*t • worn In by |h* claimant, mgmnt. o f attorney, or tke name will l»*mm# void arcordlnc It* law Flr*| publication being Slat d^y f October l i l t jknnk t* iiAfrri.r.r Administrator of th^ f U U t a of I*. Hartley, d*<ea*ed. ih Connelly And Sons Are Given Award APPLIANCES—G on. Kloa* mag* «is.00. All Mfcglaln I rang* 141.00. Othar wood hamaiaa rang** I t . 00 up. Mir* ko hot, uaod vary r, 110.00. OU hinting drling hoalar 111 .00. Ala* DETROIT, Ott. «|, (Special) —A. P. CoaaaQy A Son* af San­ ford. waa roconUr awarded a aerrico rortlflcato by tha SUndard Ace Ideal Iniuranea Company of Datrolt. tu n Tf ▼i. ro m t oy tm k rn n « jt im H w R--KH n oir.--------r o i %• o'----------------- i t a t h o r rLoniO A. M RVl T N R n i T t T H OF II Allll Y w IN MORTON. I»*c«a*ed PNOI AT VC . TO 41-1. H U M IT * * A T to t* lY J M i Notice la hereby |lt«a that llama# W. Wrtaht filed HI* Da*l repot! a« AffiAlawlr»tor af tka lata af lUrrr W. Horton.— de­ ceased; that h* fllad hi* p*tltloa for final illsrluirta, and IHat b* will apply to th* llatarsbU li. ■W. War*. r.»»Mnty Judge of HeaaJnoia Cowntjr. FlcrM*. »»*• «>• U k artell Nolle* ts hsrsuy given that I • m sngased In busln*v* n Urn(ord. Florid* In *h- fount» of tUmlnol* at )>• Itanrord Avenue, under th* flcllllous nvn« The oul. It (.and that I Inland to register said name pursuant In lb# term* of Ul* "Fictitious Nam* Statute" (Chapter ISM) la w i of Florid*) with th* rurk of the circuit Court of Bvmlnol* County. Floildi MANCKt. JACtlBSUN rulatlon. published In H*rolnola (*ounty. Florida. W l t n e * * my hand and th * * * a l **f • * lit Court at Hanford. Florida. ihM ?lh day o f Oct. A D. t t l t . O. IV I I E R N D O N A * Clark of said Circuit Court Dr f f ’ lrrull Ct»url A. U. WEEKS. D. C. U ra l) ■landing loyalty and aplendid c*> a o n ta operation during eleven yean repNotice la hsrshy given t*a t I rvasalatton of th* Standard Acci­ a n engaged la koala*** at Oeaova dent I neurone* Company o f De­ Avenue. Hanford. Florida. uivdee Ik* n ctltU o * ■ • ■ * J V. Ilatshltroit. Michigan." •o* aa4 Cm l e t that I lateag to regtatar **M a a n * pereeaal t* Ik * U r n * * f Ik * "F U tlttow * Nam* Htatnts" tCkaptef I t t U L o w * •» PtavM a) with th* Cleik nf tke Ctrealt Court at Somtaolo Couatr. trSSWiPSB&SWS: company who ha*o lorrtd Ut* Ihst «*» • r* e n * s « e d In hu*lne*e at ln| He n font Avenue, at Sanford Flo rid* under tk* ftctltlone w e ­ ll y A (lepetmenl Hlnr* end lhal w* Intend to rrgleter eald n im purvuant In Ih# terms of Ih* "Flcttlloue Name Hle lul e" If h e p l , r t s t t ) U w i of F lo ri d *) wllh th* Clerk Of I h . Circuit Court of Hemlnulo County Florid* IIF-ltSlAN JACIHIHON A IITIIC It JACtlDMON own er* Ik THM (O f RT OF TUB COI STS JIIIMiK. ar.RlkOI.lt t o t k T i. ST 4TB o r FLORIDA. Ik re Ik* r-tTATT. at llOflKKTA K 8TONR WITIIRR. luctaaml la n i o i u T K . TO AI.I# WHOM IT HAY t*ONt*KKN: Nolle** la htrsby |l*tn Ihst OKOIUJK H. WITMKIl Ml»d litfinal r*pori a* *B*culnr nf t h** fatal* of ICOMKIITA K. HToNt WITMKIl. 4|#cf***d. ttipt h» fll*d h>* petition fop final illsrhnr*** and thPt h* will apply l « «hHonorsbl* It W War*. «*».'inl\ Jud|* of H*mln*l* «*oun»V Klori.l-I oa tk* Ith day of Nowrnlicr I HI for approval of ipm* and for f l » dlsch&ar* a* Kisvtilor of th* »•!«»of llpbsrt* K Ht on* Wltm#>r. it** r # u * d , on thl* 7th day of Oct*» b* r 1941 (IKOlU iR H WI TM KIl Eifcutor of III* c*talc ..f IIORERTA K. HTONK WITAII.lt >l«c«# -• I hoticis Nol le* I* btrsby |lv#n th.it ar* a n i a i M la bu«iln«7iui « ( !»!* Him Avtnu*. Hanfortl. Hcntln"»»« County, • Florida, under the rI* tltloua name leodpe'a tlrocrry mil that w * Intend' to rn|U<«r aa-'l name pursuant lo tha t»rms *.f th* "Flctltlou* N am e Htatu»c-* (Chapter f«9IS l a w * nf Florid-*) with tha Cl»rk of th* Circuit Court uf Memlnol* County, Klorl- HOTirtJ Sot're I* bcretiy |lv«n that I mm ensRgrd In bualnvM at tha corner of Flmt 8lr**t and Hanford Avenue. Hanford. Florida, under '* • ,,r' ' 1'0.U,1 mn<l 1 tnljmd to ragUtar ••Idnem . purvuant 'o ih. tsrin* Ih* "Flrtlllou* lltatutv" "el ,K" *•-•«*-— Nine ....... .............. : TURNIS ft Lnixii: tCkepter isttl U e t of Florid*) u r . LoiH«i:. with Ih* Clvrk of th* Circuit O rt 7. 1941. Court of Seminole c--untr> Florida. IIMMKIl W I.ITTt.K. Hepl }» . IStl. SOT1CV Nolle* Is Iftsi rfskp * gtvsa that .1 ■ m e n s u e d in huelnets al 7*1 French Avenue nantord. Florida la Ihe-t 'oun ly of Memlnol*. under tha flctlllnue name I . Tropical Herb* rue. Itno me A Service HtaMen. a i d that I Island ts rvglalsr said anm* p ur su ta l tn ik* term* at Ik* "F lo tltloua Name Mtatui*' (Chsptar t t t l t I-ewe of Florida) with tk* n # r k at Ik* Ctrrwlt Court al tfemlnnte county. Florida. It- W. MeCalley. * Ownvr. Hepl, J*. ttlt. ; Arcade 'Package Store YOU’ LL FIND IN ALL Fine THB U N IS BEST OF' Liquors G. U. Stuart Paint A Glass Arcade kage Store toaapano far la * p a r t ar laagur WANTED: PART-TIME af Ma t h S T ETTA KETT K1 arcads By P A U L ROBINSON D ELIVERY BOY W A N T E D PALMETTOGROCEHY. " w -r w w u k •* LOOK AT TUB/ o f AO-THC rW t fv T M J l rr * ••v '“ Y V , ; " ■ - 'v . ■ it \. >■ 'v \ -S- V j M r n 'j * • •*< ■■ rSf*:' -i v J-' ' wl\j J f u ^ .•* Jt J«’> 't .- ^I <r y '■':: v v-/ -■* 1.' -T i e V ll ~* . A V i/ '" JGSl"- jj&Ar;-: « ^&ft Xa&JS: vg -A r "*■ ' V. v lt ' I * . \ L iT S ' A :• - i a . A " Owner Nntic# In hereby glvtn that 1 am eagaged la basin**, at !>« Megnnlle Avenue at Itaafnrd. Ftnrlda. under lbs fictitious name Memlnol* Hyp OwnM r* end that I Inland tw rsgtalsr aald same dar bf hkrawbar^ till, for M* pnrnaaat la 'Ik o term. « f M, proeaI of aam# and for final dta* Fictitious Nemo MLafele" (Chaschara* •• Adm n|e—*r*r of tka N* '-V MM* U S . at Florida I wTfh ut* Ut Harry W. Jloetwn. # «• * * * as thl* tstb k it at Ovtnbar. l t It. HOMKtl W. WHItlllT. Admlntslrwloc of Ik* ratal* *> llatry W. Ilortoe. Ovceaavd. A T THE Classified Advertisements N A TIO N A LLY Iks Clark at th* Circuit Court ot gsmtaol* County. Florid*. IV A. WILLIAMS Owner Oct. 7. I»ll NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21 — O f)— Loyola University of tha South is getting along verv well, thank you. without its football team. When the school abandoned th* grid sport after the 1939 sea­ son, many alumni and others Kept 1*. l i l t predicted student* would shun oct. r. met noricai th* place, Loyola's forward pro. Nolle. |a hereby riven lhal I ktrrtr* gress waa at an end, and ao on. am enaased la business •« IS} 1st Nolle* Is hereby * l v * n By BILL BONI NEW YORK. Oct. 21—(42— It wa* Minnesota and Tax** still roning one-taro today a* 127 of the nation's football expert* man­ ned performance* o f the lop col* logo teams throughout ths coun­ try and. In Ui* second at th* weekly Aaaoelated Press ranking poll* kept these two team* at the head of the parade. At th* same time they estab­ lished Saturday* clash at Ann Arbor bstwesn Michigan and Minnaaot* at v»ry much th* week'* outstanding battle, and perhaps on* o f th* moat vital at the sea­ son. For Michigan, on tha strength of Its 14-7 ennqusst of Northwestern, waa boosted from slith place a weak ago Into third, only 243 points back of Mlnnaoota. Tha Golden Gojihcrs, No. t team in ths land a year ago. polled 80 flret-poce votes, worth io point* each; 23 for reeond place, and only on* vote for lo**r than fifth position. This gavt them a total of 1189 points. to 1002 for th* Texas Longhorns, Impressive winners over four rivals from as many confsrencs* and 904 for Michigan Teias was ranked ht th* top on 33 ballot* end Michigan on raven. Duke, dropped down a notch by th* Wolverine*' climb, also was first choke of seven voters and polled 7&8 points. Thus the first four teams dominated the poll to such an extent that they drew far mor* than half of th* total number of points awarded. Back of the Blue Devils esme Navy, th* east's ranking rspre tentative, which climbs*! from seventh to fifth; Ford ham, dropped from fourth In epll* of a good-looking win over West Vir­ ginia; Notre Dame- which moved from eighth |o seventh thought it was non* too impressive against Carnegie Tech; hanta Clara- up a notch from ninth and only allwinning major team left on tha Pacific coast; Teaaa A. and M.. Texas strongest rival In th* Bouthweal and tha sector* beet eleven In 194C, and Tulane, only baaten team to crash the flrwt l® and doing to because of It* thundering defeat of North Carollna. TexM A. tn4 M. iiwl lh# Orwn Wave made the biggest advaiw -a, the Aggies coming up from fo a r teenth place and Tulane from seventeenth. They ahoved Ohio State, alin undefeated hut only after a close call with Purdue- Clack a* Ik* Clreal! Court af set* Couatr. Ftnrtam __ O. D. WORKMAN. MARIB D. WORKMAN, •apt I*. '1*41. - v- . .s- �r. Sanford La The Only Central "W Morula l ily Affording Rail, Htgftwaf And Water Transportation SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. OCTORER 2?. 1911 OPM Calls For 39 Crew Members Rescued G reat German Losses Un-interrupted 57 MilesFrom Moscow Defense Work I From Freighter Lehigh Pictured'By Russians British Trawler Sinks A Nazi Submarine Soviets Admit With­ O ff On Honeymoon d r a w a l s To N e w Lines In Face Of Larger Opposition .first Winter Snow Reported Not On U. S. Bus­ iness, Say N a z i s Runway Grading Is S t a r t e d At New Airport 40 Convoy Escort Ships Authorized Ttoosevelt Asks Early Action On Allowing Ships In War Zones Tractor, Shovel And 10 Trucks Work­ ing On Location Hitler Headquarters • Silent On Moscow; Lists Donets Gains WASHINGTON. Oct. 22 —I/D— The Maritime Cummissiiiii today *niil it had l»“en advised of the ream* of all H9 American* of ihe toriiedoed American freighter l.ehii(h. Twenty-two men were landed at Hathurit liv the BritUli nhit> Vimv and 22 at Grading of the runway* at the near airport in pryparatbn for paving waa ■tarred yesterday with a tractor ahovel and ten trueki working on the Northrait-Roathweat runway, Edward Hlgglna. aerretary of the Chambar of Commerre. aakl Ihia morn, tag. Exclusive of the men on th* true Ira there are about 145 men employed In rhe (tearing and grading at the airport, though all of the equipment hpa-not been free Ired and probably will not eome |n until the Its* o f thh month. - Ralph Lublnaky, aopervi. A klgk-raaklag aratral » aallltary oharrrer today anId * reliable laferaittlaa from Hernia ladlea led the German allark en Moacow and la lb* north waa definitely baited. Me added Hitler wnald bn able to tarry ant new attache £ bat “he will net agate bn able to aiaater anythin* Ukn tba elrength be baa aaed ap la the pa*t twa weeks." T£* Rad army aa well an ■be Neale ara “ exhausted by ^ t k e gigantic straggle,** thin ^ • e n r r t ananrted. Which near ai.^' e aaaall factor any lip the acalan *nc way y r tba Kirrtimn. Since (he crew incluiieil only .TJ, official* *iprc«**U the belief the other* were alowuway *. The new* gave relief l<> the «a|iital, pcrturbeit a* u *1111 wa* over I ic Sunk In the Atlantic by the 472-ton Brit. » l«h trawlrr Lady Hhi/lfy. u German submarine u Is picture,! (topi going to thr boUom stern first. The (llio it forceil to the surface by a tlaplh charge ami stink by «hell fire after in capital from ths •M tW 57 <*U U O t. poaed bf If • • Wta4cr*a reported In gton, piling' anow-an the road* and foreata In many areas. •* Hitler*# headquarter* waa »llant on tha Moacow operation*, bat claimed advaneaa la Ute Doneta river baaIn. Ptvo aucceaalva wave* of R. A. F. bomber* atteekad Naples, (Maly, for five hour* to tbo boat, teat raid there ataco Italy en­ tered the war. Ruaalan reaiatanee U tha full military might of Obrmaay en­ tered Ita fifth month at dawa /today with Moaeew and LentaTfrad atill strongly defended aad Soviet determination to fight, aa atrong aa ovar. - Four month* hare aaaoaif aad tha Oarmaaa appear far from ae. rompUahtng what many okaert. & n at fin d had e i peet e l la aa Kiwanis Club Hears Talk By . Mrs. Curlett Shipping Loaiaa Are The airport ran bo reached from Geneva Avenue by ' M M * aaat from the elty to I ho dirt rood going sooth o ff tbo highway, and three-day cllnlr*. which wll marked “ airport.** t; ~ be held In aueh eitlev aa Chi. eago, Kama* City, San Francis ro and Lot Angelea. LONDON, O. Mattel ahlp. British, allied al \ aaUaei have ting loaaoo from won Ivia In the rt I I mo* tha than they war* tM T from aubotarlna attack UfM* A. V. lb* adAlexander, first I mlrahy, tactarad IJt_ Trafalgar Dar broadcast Tha Britiak i IMO merchant vtaaala o T 'l.li nag* Ul Ib lf. period of anrei boat warfare peak In April i 5 # hill#* last (.bad fishing V* grata ten. I •reared the kMata.ha4.JbMb Late Soviet cemaunlquta ea­ Club to hatoms aa it serted that oa all aatjan before organisation. “ It now baa social besieged Moacow tbo Oarmana flya" In their garden for beautifully tandaea Naata. ctainted tbo nptur* a t i r s a 's w r j . 't : Hendenon Expected A t State Fruit Meet “butterCAMBRIOOR*; — (B V - Btateem^ m m JTL Waothtp who oUitiod a « Mabfoy by pieo first dagree mardt ORLANDO, Oet. SI — <T>— Leon Hendonoa, federol prlc* admlalotnter, Ooveroor Holland and Corwin D. Edward*, federal aconoalat, ora among tho note, bio* expected at lb* S5th annual couvaattao o f Urn United Fraak Fruit and VogaUklo otpoclatlon ot tbo BoOavlaw-BIltniora hotel at BoUooir Joo. I7J4. • W. Oorfttt, exoeative *le# pres­ ident of tbo aaaoctatiou, said all three were mbodaled to addrest tha eoMebtioa* Ho Mid 1440 reservation* bad County Agents Attend Meeting This Year’s Annual Includes S e c t i o n Of P h o t o g r a p h s Mr*.' Ould* Wrfvon, county home drmnnatration agent, and ('. If. Hawann, rounty igrkultine agrnt, are attemling the agent'* conference in Gaineaville t hi* week. The ideating will run* laI mainly of lecture* to.m rintier* preaent ami each agent will deliver a report on the year'* program ami progrraa hi* rounty ha* made In each field. and thrir gur«t Mr*. May me llodkln of Sanford'* tourist de­ partment diarupaeil their unniial booklet, preaenti-il in louriaU who atop at the Information Booth lai( night at the regular mealing, liny Wright. *ecrrlary, reported toilay. This yvar the Jayrre Annual will eonaiat of 52 pagra, Mrs. Hodgkin pointed nut including many Improvement*. Aak|e from Information a* to ptare* lo /hop, n-*ide and eat the annual Ineludes a pictorial *ectiun uf hunt­ ing, Galling and other amuse­ ments. , During the meeting'a course. President Richard Ih-aa rrad u letter from RrprrarimlivtJuHendricks cohcvriitng UM'''“ crq*re atate" canal. A f one of the rluli’a p a ltN ilW jlUfd member* agreed to send * letter iliaappruving the project and presenting ninatruelive criticism to thr repreaentetlve. Mr. Hendrick'* reply staled that he arma In favor uf the renal pro Jett. Ttea more autjrrts were brought up at the meeting, dance plana and Little Theater Club. Ths Junior Woman!* Club i* sponaorlng the organiiation of a dramatic club In Sanford and , a reprenentative, Wal­ ter ftagne*. Jr., was appointed to meat with the committee for organisation. Harold Power* la la sat aa committee chairman of s dine* which will be held by th* ateb during the Christmas Holiday Mason. In** of tw o m o re and without reading It a driver cannot know enough about the law* to pea* th* teat. It Is nst a proposition o f pay you; 50 eanto aad get a lierna* anymore. You bar* to know the law," Patrolman Rlchburg. declared. No mor* lleenars ara being leauud at tha office of Judge R. W. - War* without an examineI loo aiae* the extended deadline of Oet. 10 haa passed. Everyone, Funeral For Doctor • And P h a r m a c i s t Will Be ►Fr i day 1/coders Co-operate On Tourist Edition Two new member* have been added tu the Rpmlnole County, Health Unit atsff completing U* urgamaation, with the eacep'ion of phy*irian. Dr. Dan Cone, tem­ porary County doctor, atated to­ day Mr*. Elisabeth iligga will be rereptinnlat and dealt elurk In tfrr- outereiffiew-when tho ataff move*' Into Ita n a ^ ’ building -at the - renter- wf - Cemmaealal and Ouk Avenue* naat week. The re­ maining member* of tha unit are Mia* Edith llaalam, public health nurae and E. M. Broadhurat, sanitary rnglnaer. For nagro pa­ tient*. ' a colored health nura. llenla, haa brrn vngagad who will act In the asm* rapacity aa Ml** llaalem Dr. Con* pointed out that thi* unit i* working In th* field i f preventive medicine and will in­ oculate public echool children a* a precaution against communica­ ble disease*, first In the nursery school*. “ A child should be Ino­ culated for dlphtharta before h* eehool." 30 More "Frenchmen ever begin* attending eehool. Dr. Cone Mid. Shot For KepriHuls Last weak tha physician met Informally with Seminole CounVICHY. Unorrupird France, ty’a medical society and eaplatani lo each doctor that tha unit I* Oet- 22 — f/BT— Marihal P*. thn going to work In co-ops ration lain toilay announced to French nation that 5(1 of their with them. countrymen had been shot by German occupation authorities Georgia Dean Quits; this morning In retaliation for assassination of German o f­ To Teach Elsewhere the ficers. Hie broadcast followed the A iiia .n o , 0 u *.. s ., 0 u if it, aa —oPnI news that the second German ATHENS, U -C — Kenneth D. William* resigned officer assassinated In 4rt hour* Tuesday oa dean ot mew at in* met death yesterday In Bordeaux. Uahrereity of Ooorgla aad strong­ ly Implied that tho move waa prompted by the board of re. gents coatrovorey. William*, a Doctor Says German Soldiers Given Dope PRINCETON, N. J.. Oct SS —W)— Dr. 8vtn Roaaetand, Nor­ wegian astro.pkysictat now , a member * ( the Princeton facul­ ty, today assorted “ I know for wilVhavd to take the examineIkm given be Patrolman Utah, burg evary Tuesday. !RTthe examinations ghren res. lankly tba first person to take tbo .mutton toot pawed but savanaJ pwr* failed the teat hqferM-another person made tha peMpm grade o f f t . In t|M • M ontf h o t bod passed aad:eight had.! * * • laid to ao borne and ra id e r* Authorised German quarter* ileclurrii (hr American -hie llolil Veiling, mink in the Atlantic, wii* flying- a I'anama Hag and wu* lint the II. S.’ * Iiu*lnr**. The fact* ara "nnl e'ear" in the sinking nt the l.rhtgh, aay the Nail*. In Washington, report* di»dnaeil the earmarking of VI25.IIDD.UOO for Ml “ convoy escort" •hip*, while Navy patrol* *earclied for the 32 men n»i**ing from the two American ship* aunk in the Atlantic. The While llouae vmphaaltad I’ rcatdi-nt Roosevelt, wanted eat* Two New Members Have Been Added To Health U n i t Only Fdur Pass Drifters’ Test Ghren By State Highway Patrol Teacher S b o d i r I f • Caused By B U n d in i (ha crew of 44 had fcern taken off Some of (he prisoners are shown (lower \ us they were landed at Gibraltar. The trawler** rommmi.ler was ile» orated for this fc.tf. Jaycees Discuss ’T ourist Booklet Less Than In 1917 Garden Club Works To Beautify City With Native Plants the American-loaned *hip* lo A i Imm. The fulluwlng merrhanta and bualnea* men have already aignlf led their Intention of cooperating with Tha Sanfonl Herald in publlahlng ■ special Touriat Edition on Oct. 27 which will bo diatribuled U» I.MH) proapectlve winter visitor* ■electro from a apecial Chamber of Commerce Hat, .as well a* thousand* of other reader* both in Florida and throughout the n a tio n : llanry II. Carroll's Srrvlco Station .0« Fibre Bruah- Co. Ivey'*, Herein’* Battery Service, Scalin’* Modern.Cabins, W . K . •‘Hpvwly” W IUR Murray W .TTverstm-t. a u ley’a Kratayrant, MlUim Gore’s Service Station, J. V.r Junes Tiro Shop, Hird*ry Flour A Feed Mill*. Sanford Huick Co., W. W. Auto I'arla, and Fred T. William*. Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sam Hawkins, David Earle’s Sunoco Station. Thomas’ Barber Shop, Arrade Package Store, Bryan's Garage, Sanford Avenue Beer Garden, A. J. I.oiimg’ * Transfer A Stor­ age, Jack'* Dew Drop Inn, J. J. Parrlah, Menlando Springs, San. ford Matt rata Factory. Joo Moss' Hlcycla A Repair Shop. Wert' The Jeweler and Howard Bottler, Cheater C. Foagate Co., Hop. kine Grocery A Market, Modern Shoe Shop. Sanford-Ovledo Truck Grower*, Tha White Heron, H. M. Gltaaon, Sanford Cat Co., Green Valley Dairy, Plnehurst The Outlet, Cowan Co., C. C. Walsh, Seminote County Board o f ((-•aliased Ow rasa T » it * i . Production O f Food Largest In History HOUSTON, T#*., Oet. SI —M — Food production next year will b* the largest in history aa th* nation eeeka to safeguard “ against any contingency, at home and abroad," Roy F. Han* drlckaon, surplus marketing ad* mlniatrator. Mid Monday. f t r tho first tlaw,- ha told Ik* national conference of Catbolta charities. "Tba full productive fore* of our farm* is to b* used to rata* 4hu foods tte aoad.“ Food la demoerury's “power* z s?«satoaeountrtTVbUug ?sa5 S Gal foods ogatast Hitler demiutatee **ta r /UbMjpO 4 �•* IT Food Distribution The Sanford Herald H a la b lU k o d t a IM S fa b lU h e d t i f f f ■ (ir r n e t i • • a d s j at • ■ ■ f » r i , rierldA I I I M ssaalls A * « i m I.Mfwrrf aa arrwad rises nsffrr Ortabcr 27. ISIS, at the r#ef DIIlN Ik a fg r d . I 'lu f d g a a d rr «k « A rt • # (engrrag ef Msrrh K IMf AOI.I.AMII |.. VIKA* •Milas at EaOHtlO* nr. o — final*#** N su gt* R u m n iir r in i n m :i Psyabl# In Adtaara Hr rarrlrr flwr %f«enf h |gjd __ .«.?• Tfcrrr Haatln 92.28 Hit Hnntlig |4 5| Gm Vmr Mgg All •bllgary nellrgg, rarda af fhaahi, rraolallnna gad antlcea af rntrrfnlnmrnla fnr tl»r parpoac ml ralaln* funtie void he rharged laf at regular adterllalag rate*. Inland *ero«paper llpgrMfltall»M, IMr. rrprraraf TW MsrsU It •fcr nntInfant field nf ad« eMlalng. Offirmmnrr Maintained In tbs Israflllfa caf Ikr rnwnfry eelIk prill. rlp«| krn*L|Harf#ra |a ( h l r a | t s a d •frvw >«rk. Tbe llrrnld In a arathcr nf Tl* Aaaorlnlnl l'f»aa voklrli In rgrln> mlgrfy entitled In (hr unr far ft* pmkllrnllnn aaf mil arwg dlapalebe* rrrdllrd 1m II tar amt nfkrrvolnr rrrdllr*| I«a Ikla pnprr sad i Im all rlpkln In r■fcllr*|lean nf sprrlal dUpnlrhrg brrrln nrr nlno reaerved. WEDNESDAY. r T H E SANTORO HFRAI.D. SANFORD, F L O R ID A PAGE TWO OCT UI0LC VEIL'SK «. IN I ruit TODAY GOD’S GRACIOUS GJFTM: Thr land -linll give that which I. K"°'l and "tir l.md -hull yield her inert. m- IValm Kf. |2. I ROM "D U N K IR K " (From I'retryi THE MI'LTIPEOES ON THE ROADS b«rn on Ihr blueprints. They nrr fed by fire. They grow *hcir >kln from car. biinietl .ted. They mre pill Ingether by runes. Their heart* »re engine* that do nut know fntigne In lhe perfection of Ihcir valve. In lhe might of their ly.tollc thrusts. Their blood is petrol: Oil bathe* their join*. Their nerve* n r r wire. From the assembly line* they am put on inspection. They pass lent*. A r e p ro n u u p ctyl fit by tho d r ill, sergeants.* They go on ptirude and are *he pride of the High Command They lithe, understand mill obey order*. They rlimli hill*, strnddli crater, and the barbed barricade*. They drfy bullet* ind ahclla. Foster Ihnn Genghis’ cavalry they •peed, Cruder /him the horde* of Tam* hurlainv. Yet unknowing and uncaring. It i* thene that the rrnrgu.irda aru facing Crcaturra nf conveyer lielts. Of precision tool* nnj rchedulau They hrrnthe through carbureted lunga; I f pierced, Ihcy do not feel the other drl*a against tha Jeers, rousdiag up thouaand. of them and skipping them off to Polish -Jghelloes. Tha NaaU have got to have someone to blame their all haa lean tlactad city Mlaaioaer mar t. O. Lai ulaa president of tha L* Construction tompany. won by the narrow mar f t voice. Thla paper ilatad a few ago that Clermont b a n tty without fa*Ilona, bat Director 706 C. 2nd St. I-Sons 4SS • WRECKER SERVICE Complete Ault* Repairs Day Rhone 913% Night I’ hone 575-W BRYAN’S , GARAGE Sanforti Ave. at 2nd. SI. You need no! he a deposi­ tor. The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Home Of Those Famous French Fries 110:00 }l0 il6 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:05 Glenn Miller Orchestra Public Affair* Sportr Reporter New* of the \V«i!d Tommy Dorsey Vaughn Mourae Linton Well*, new* Sign O ff Tomorrow's Program 0:30 Norman Beasley Florida Cowboya 7:00 Breakfast Brrvltics 7:45 UP New. 8:00 The World Today 8:16 Morning Devotion* 8:30 Emery D«-ut*<h Orrhi-atra 8:00 Yowrll Drew’s 0:16 American Schsod uf the Air With Hoi 15* HAMBURGER French Fries Wilh Hot 20c CHEESBURGER French Fries With Hot 20c, BARBECUE BEEF French Frlea With Hot 20c BARBECUE HAM French Fries With Hot 20c. BARBECUE PORK French Fries WE ARE NOW OPEN EVERY SUNDAY S E M IN O L t m j.4 . 11th roMitm With harih words fer HlUer end confident that Britain will win tha war, Counteu Jeanne von Bernatorlf, 73, American-born widow of Germany’* World War ambassador to tha United States, Is pkturod aa ■he arrived In Jersey City, N. J , by Uner, saying aha had " c o m home RADIO N E W S WDBO Tonight* rregrame (1:U0 Edwin C. Hill *1:10 Program Resume fl:IR Illue Streak Rhythm aembl* Kir. *1:30 [Ur of Harmony H:46 The World Today 7:0# Thr Lone Ringrr T * .Ptfitna--------------H:65 Elmer [)a*U and tha Nawa 0:00 Traaro Ktar Theatar Steak & Chicken Dinners — Delicious Chili—Short Orders TOO LA T E TO CLASSIFY ST BUMKLt* KAT a S .K Funeral ATTENTION! Mix-Ups Yau would Utiak that u ftUow standpoint. l»o » u Instructor |Q mjtt|tma. Tho lypa of cqulpmai **eek a| a high ithool foot- danI uu for trnlalag dl team, and president of a taama in blocking waa rough on tba player e«4 same time (ailed ta w n ,aaturml action that taka whan human bodlea eqgye t*«l Thara waa aa string og AndereonGriffith Knj<»v th*» ,»«!* vuntaic*'* of our IVnuMMil Iroan Department. •hora, but with sufficient give to practically duplicate the action that take* place when two de. Urtnlned huskies meet on the football field. Aa • result the player* da.hirig in to block found that the device provided all that rould he aakc | fer from the .tandpmrt - ( re. •IsUnco anil at lhe .ante lime poaarasod enough give 4n nbaorb the blow from the pUynr, simply The simple matter of endorsing a check is but one of (Wing • revere jolt. It practicaleliminated the danger or in* the ways in which legal customs of the Americus differ, ly Jury and enabled the hoy* to go writes John H. Wigmore, dean emeritus of the I.aw School through (heir trrinlnr ptiiud of Northwestern University, in n recent Rotarian magazine. ith lea* fatigue. Not aatiafieii to simply 'rauh In South America your aignaturu alone mean* nothing. You operation*. Emmet Peter. Jr., rd. must add the date. Uor of the "luikr Region.■* , Jig. This is typical of the legal differences that make bus­ utotl he could get a better idea iness between the nations of the Americus more different of tho performance of the ma. —yet there has been until recently no international or­ chine by tackling it himself. ganization of lawyers to clarify matters. "Hairdressers and With • *narl and a growl, he lot himself go at one of /he morticians, bankers and doctor* and beekeepers, have their dummies, and he deaenhed Li* international associations," writes Doan Wigmore, "but experience aa follow*: lawyers have none." “ Tho Martin Machine Is real­ And If they die, they do not Because of tho Increased interest and groyving trado ly a marvel of t-ain;ng rfftrlrnrv euffer death. Ahd Dunkirk s/ands between tho within tha hemisphere, a change has come, however, for nn O f course to nne who hasn't tackled anything *tmnger than rearguard* and the rea. Inter-American Bar. Association hus recently been organ­ an occasional Martini for more • • . ised to help with untangling the misunderstandings of var­ years than wo care In mention, Motor launches frum the Port of the macblnn provided a rather ious laws. A survey by the Judge-Advocate General of tho London, legal profession la the United States revealed, according to rough workout. Rut it vra* i.i*y Lifeboat* from the liner*. Whaleboats, bottoms of shallow Jacob M. Laably, president of the American Bar Associa­ to visualize how effective /ho Marlin ’ equipment i< in training draught. tion, that only 42 uut of 170,000 lawyers were familiar young hodira in the ait of Hammed their noara Into lhe silt, Parked their load* and ferriod enough with Spanish and Spanish law to practice it' in blocking and tackling." The Martin machino -all* fur them In amnia nml drifter*. that language. |S0 and reportedly ilnga /he Hlood anil fuel.oil on their fare*. Inheritance laws make aettling of estatea that involvo only The wounded, dying and dead several countries in the Americas a veritable nightmare for angle work aa equipment now in general uao coating as murh a* were hauled up Over the rails of the hospital all concerned. Children born of United States citizens in 1110. The school* in the *tgl» certain South American countries qro citizens of ‘.hooe that have purchased the machine* i f f tier* _ ___________ pronounce thorn- far gmp'ri< r In In the-nW* amt cargo sltngs, countries—yet may bo- eilfaens of (FieUnTfW-Stelee, too.' anything elso nn Itw .market anil Reciprocal laws could avoid many of theao legal compU* wbllevto data Martin«Mltl,u>rd.i nn Wendell Wlllki" a*ked for re­ plgns forV. manufacturing rod peal of the Neutrality Act. Ha cation* in tha opinion of Dean Wigmore. market log •*Aho devirs, nuking can't *ee where It haa aaved any them ninrr at an accommodation of our ahips so far, A YOUNG COUPLE wo know recently became the than anything else, if lh« demand aged (or- thom -eetitinnrrt-t probably mean n^nsw mduarCoctnkr: tvadall wilt ley for Eualla a n d 'L a k f Chanty. hiind anil romc oul ____ Lirnshoiisc with long * When one stops In ci midcr the Cm** Ktatg. (’anal. Let’a »ee months in air-raid shelters, she was u bedraggled UUU girl tho number of football teams now, who wag Boake Carter? In training throughout the iounwhen she finally reached America. So, Immediately, her Tha Untied Slates haa lost new mother put Hlldy on a strict bath routine] as nice Iry. reprasented by high trhoola colleges, lo say nothing nf trn ahlpa at ace aa a m ult o( i f ou* evu y night before fore bedtime. Hlldy look took lIt for a aid grade schools end nth *r orguntiaenciny action aince tha war beiek. Then, one night aha looked up through a fi ii. It appears that there if gan. Il'a about lima to begin Indeed a worthwhile market, slid, suds: "You folka don't want a refugee," ahe thl thinking about "an aya fortfce being seasonal, the mannfir'urr "what you want is a bloody duck 1"—New York ________ ________ ^ Ing could be done In tho summer Ibuoe. Tha Germans have begun an­ fen delivery In tha Pe'l. Legal 9:30 Turin frum the T,:o# l » 9:45 UP New* 10:00 Interim!.' fur String* 10:15 Myrt and M»rg* 10:30 Dickson Ivc* 10:35 Black and While Note* 10.45 Woman of Courage i 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:15 At Heme with Sally tin 11 .10 Chasing the Blue* ] I 15 UP New. I I 55 Program Resume 12:00 Kate Smith Speak* 12 15 Ju*t (juote Me 12:10 Pancetime 12 15 Our C.al Sunday I no Dixie Farm ('lull I 10 Bridge School " f the 1 15 Road of Life 2 no Young l>r. Malone 2 15 Joyce Jordan 2 in UP New* 2 15 Build'ng for "• fio-a, 2 15 Mainne Mn-ical I on IIigli'VMy lo llcallh I 15 flawsic* in Tempo l .10 Renfro Valley Folk* t 15 Adventure* in Scn-me l 55 Pre** NewI no ( ini'innati") on.ervatory Mu.ie I in latnill Trio i 15 I'rrs* New* nil Twilight Melodic* 15 lhe tiold'.ierg* , .10 Wild Life 15 Ju*t Enterlaiiinii-nl ''REMNANT^ DAY" Whil*? it is probably true that many Americans don’t get enough to eat and that those who do don’ t eat the right things, youths of today are better fed than their grandparents were. All that is needed Is a better under­ standing of what constitutes a balanced diet und wid-ir distribution of food products already available. “ If we are to give evervone in the United States a satis­ factory diet," says Secretary of Agriculture Wicknrd. "we would need lo consume twice as much green vegetables and fruit as we do now; 70 percent more tomatoes and eitrua fruits; 35 percent more eggs; 15 percent more butler, and 2o percent more milk.” Obviously the problem uf farm prices is not one of smaller production but rather of wider distribution. And yet the Bureau of Census reveals that sinre 1910 ‘‘Agricultural product* high in vitamin C content showed tremendous increases. Grapefruit, of which only 1,189,250 boxes were produced in 1909 rose lo 19,495,3-10 in 1934, an increase in 25 years of 1539.3 percent. During lhe same period orange production increased from less than 20 mil­ lion boxea to more than 70 million (sixes, an increase of 261.7 percent. In the twenty years following 1909 lemon production increased 237 1 |>ercent and land acreage devoted to tomatoes increased from 207,379 to 265,741 acrea or 28.2 percent. "Farm products high in Vitamin B content also had percentage increases vastly greater than population per­ centage increase. The most sensational increase was in the acreage devoted to soybeans, only a small portion of which, however, is employed for human food. In 1909 the Census counted only 1629 acres in soybeans while in 1934 the acreage was close to six million. The |>ercentage increase of acreage was more than 349,000 percent in 25 years. Production of dry field beans increased 66.2 percent from 117251,160 bushels in 1909 to nearly 19 million bushels in 1934. Acres devoted lo peanuts in 1909 were 869.887 com pared with 2,016.291 in 1934. an increase of 131.8 percent in 25 years. "Farm products containing high Vitamin A content also showed tremendous percentage increase*. Acreage de­ voted to green beans expanded 320.7 percent in 26 years; cabbage 4^,1 percent In 20 years; celery 8p percent in 20 years; lettuce 433 percent in 20 vears; spinach 479.5 percent in 20 years and green pea* 164-5 percent in ?.tt years. Acreage of all vegetable* raised for sale, exclusive lotatocs, amounted to 1,475,274 in 1919 of Irish ana sweet pol compared with 3,773,682 in 1934, an acreage increase of 155.8 percent In 15 years. Milk produced on American farms in 1909 amounted to 7,466,406,384 gallons compared with 11,508,243,769 In 1939, an Increase of 51.1 percent compared with the population increase of 13.2 percent. Doxens of eggs produced in 1909 were 1,571.979,384 com­ pared with 2,391,091,510 dozens In 19C2, an litereA*e of 51.8 percent in 30 years." ______ W E D N E S D A Y. OCTOBER 22. 1941 boys by droutlk inia ariti* i H i runt tha head- ALL KINDS OK SANDWICH SB link -cho"* A N G E L 'S . E A T SH ACK Hanford Avtao# Just Off “ S F r: Martin watched hU bora beat ATTENTION FOLKS! EVIRY NIGHT IB NEw! YEAR'S EVE AT JACM I Jaak la back from Bn*d Way wlUt tho laleal n o t tn jo y II a t M m ? A six* 1 ( l t t l m gi n■< n ■ f fJ m IsuaM g W u X CJVMH i f M X r V m M in i H t k l i f W I M i Ii o m H it .fitw ” V ' A K ' . W E lM AVENUE �» WEDNESDAY. O C TO nER 22. 1911 |»\r.F. THREE THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORID* - ------ - — " Jail lirr;iker> Still Sought In Mucluin Mrs. Stineciphcr Social A n d Personal Activities HonoraBr“ Mireufm** lugiey. pop i• ! i I I »1 la* *'* '**♦* elect » » « honoree at • •.4* I* t* I -I t I kJgV 4iul IHlAVflLllU'tlUa I' ll. I er which was given by Mrs. J 1 ' I Stineciphcr her home on I. ♦ t I I’nrk A o n u t' >c*tt:rday after . noon top'iiphilN, sntigonon vine Aivl Expressing ihe prvtlirtion the! " — * asparagus fein wcie used el M m n „ mh> |M , h(. 'fectnels to create u nralal At­ T iiO K S D A I , H i i i .Im was destined I . hav •! mosphere The t illies njK»n whim T h r TY w -e n d .C lu b will tnr.-l ' » good t » u r » t *cas..n, \lr -nd Kernal.l laugh.... >l.,m -nal II .. . the bridge •corea were kept CAl thr Court House at 7 Mil I* M Mr* A l> C ollirr ..f O ttum wa. ried bridal ilnugrr* Inwa, anil Mr ami A ir. R e .t; for ita regular meeting •» l ‘» Mis II K Morris was declai of SI Lourrr*M o., w h ej Mr M r. ( > Ja r k~>n T h r \V M. L’ of Ih r Kir*. . Collier ed high <cort*r for the gitne> hr Bsptist Church, unde-. Ih r d irrr- ! have I0*n thr guests Ol J u d g c r an.|.„tl tetum ed fi..m for which -*hr wi< aw ar tied gRe*’ M lion of M r. A . .1 IV tn m m . will |ami M r. Frank 1.. Mill. r. In f N vw aik X V an.l tlvford; N r towels I lu* *cirem* w inneit wgr* •1 sponsor thr tewing »v s m . n ■■> Ih i. work for Waurhota » h « r r Ih r. spent tin- suximrt M iaj» Jane .^haion Atid Mrs. R»* \\ hilt* I .milvinir tnr Rrd Croaa in tin nioin.n^ | A D Collivr who irrn.-r-il ! Hi. \ i 'i . Ih’ •t Wvtlmniih of Orange Cit> F R ID A Y '»■*" manager for tliJohn M r, M .,gg„ ,lf |»v |.^n.l r iJ. i They each received IxibMi* ball \round I "i \ Plan* T h r aflcrniH.il of .|„- I M orrrll ( ’•mpany. i. Hi.- broth -t h„ , i„ hero l.t th.- ill. M l' M I'-h Inglvy wa- pro>mteil j 1: le t • t \\ \ 11 Rrd Croaa will hr .p o ll-....... I ! ..! " • M r" Miller » n'< , , , r ' ‘ '>lllrr. „ ( > (,. | V , <Ml, with a plague as a gift from i I. *1 * ' t 1. 4 u l I n I line M .* th* Ladies* Auxiliary of i J s* • hran^h manager of th-. „tavtng ,t Hi, , m ..n t ,' | 1 • \ ... VN . thi host, as The gifts were wrap Congregational Church. John M orrrll Cnmpanv. i. th« | '•*i *. • j T r \ tin* I ood ill the t M i» 1 .V ped in "hit* tisme ami tn*d with J nrphrw of Mr* M iller Friend, -f l.inuin Johnson will white '.it in ribbon^ and lily o< . .1 « | M ONDAY \ 1: . . r II. * While In Sanford A l> •o| mr r,.gr,.t |,.ar|l lh.„ * - T h r 1) A R will the 1 i'i I-** , ,,« lit'* . II i. ,„a ,„r „ „ u. th*1 valley d n a n u n U fa ( t o #h m*u trip «*r**ion 111 ih.- w « . the guest of Judge Mil.er w rn , \| * " •.»• • \ ....... **.i i ' Hath gtl*’st \vr*»le a pdge fot W n m iiM (*lnl> in thr niori'iHK on the municipal bench It-fo rc K rrn a ld .U u g h lo n M. rn- ml II... the •Rrule -• R«»**k" which w«> to their respective piU| yi.„ ..r.|l, > .................. .................. with Mrs. ( ’ , R. |>MWN«in n relum ing later |»ieseMteit to the honoree i home* the Colliers plan to .ittv i.li charge. the John Morrell managvts* co n -] w , Stoud.iiinn. J. '.-ft K**r Ih** lueky page Mi-. J 1 ’» TU ESD A Y I I " .1 I v\ IV ....... . .111*1 III* I • Th e V . D r With M l. R I vrntion which la he.ng h. Id I" Sunday f-u lack., u . dir where Mit« h* il ieeeive*l *» novel v m < I* I . I * • • • Holly in chuigf " ill '|»in«ni th** Mobile. Ala _ _ h r will h. .-mployr.l in the ship- Nt a prize I ni it iw, 111 '.lilv pi i |i.tml I ittle (iirtve Man*- Slimsiphei | Red I ’rnsH sewing session in I he 'ping 'lepMi f nient of 4he W inn, |t|-l |1*1' v **ll morning. dre*M-.l as a hinh* m white satin j j 1l . n v e t t t.« m pan y ami v ••11 *ntei*d the room on. t’o*boy-actor Hanc Autry tlelighti the youngxter* w '■'.milw ti In - »\ I v. t v llniii: ! Mr" I. K H.iuman h.i- Iif f ii Ih*- at ni **f Jlobhy M unis, r« * during to outdoor »h«*w «tag«*l at New Y>*rk * It* r JI' iNiK Ih SAKE ( II.M hKH llmhw.lv '***iiih in r,..,,, h . r i...,„. th p*e-ent mg th* hi Itlegi ooiit dre*s t the rodeo performers competing at Mfl<lP«*n S«|ti**» tick child decide*! l«> turn cowb»»y *‘ wh. n I g. \ i tntl.iur t •I••i» i «*iii I LO C .A N . W Va f)*t. *2 «»1*» J K rm iM rr and Mrs j* \ , M , pital w li.-i,-i,. w.ll u n d e rif ...... ' ' ,» ' h w » Tha beat saf** erackei in these II, M r* b Kent were h..»le.»e» "n t r r - n ient pilr.1 l.igb with the gift-, for thpart* is Judge I K (Ne*h Reek Monday evening at the home of hr air I.. Iw Th.- Iitll.- Hide then Tlie jildg* has I •.•h i careful t<» Ihe former on Magnolia Avemie \|ui-.li.-w M .I. I'»'-M *'-.I •«*•' Ingley with « Surprise Party To r leaders Co-ont rale maintain his amateur standing to niemh<-r» of the. la s t Matron | j,. |jMIH,M \ i,.. e , .-............. . novel aii.1 original kitchen him He has made a study *>f safe H u b of the Order o, the Fa»t< rn : ,„ d V .u r . ,,. Miu-hVw h-.v. ....... Mrs. Snow (oven On Touri««l I'.tlition lock*. **t/its of times the tunib ' rt' turn,,‘!f n ,»»Tampa wbor.* theyAl Ihetea h*uu th* guestlerr become worn," he said, "and for*ui *u«* **fI?,r 1j Uldeclira t ions* fur oroi the floral decorations for m K w tu M lh|,Slj|ll.' ,|. il ltle...n^u vm- i *..iv,ted ml*, the d.mng root.. 1 Iro S wmiiii w It......... i' 1 you have to try a number of P.*r • . . . c o n v e n tio n w h .r e M iss In g le y preshled mmbtnation* on them l>cfnr Fnllawing a abort bualne.a .es-, . .... . Ihri.,. bedding be i home with Mr- I••••i» ''ii*»w R*‘i*^'* r.g kiv \\ •it \N i**t l'hir*l >f i ••* •lit* i they'll o|H*n Usually on** of 27 |l*ir, «! U • fruit |ul<c liu liv r •huh Mv»«i 900J m*l siu„ which w a, presided over a | a . X | _ . a t.............. wa. to........ by a mini " * ■ ';iin* i| with * sin |i< i'i Imthil.iv II lt« i» combinations will open I Rem; >1 by the president, M r, •Mify ••tkuut i t v i f Of •n#!M9 It - Piunol Pvynol i* 4 -ri.nliti*K J 1*1 IS S I n g l C ) A n i l 1*1 T . Mlu|, ......... .................. ho,ding ----- ------ enupu . ---- -----F’ut mi hi >• i pel I t V "II S.lti.l*t.l\ • lilllU g il* though sometimes j*l have t.» l*e Kouth, the remainder ally homOgontXd*! rmuUion **f aiuirral ml. |*rui»« ium* «'»•• i»h*--| of the' .S.e *fnihti«*nal wed.ling -symbol nulphtkaloln. Il Jooo thr thvoo fhiogs *vi»»u n •*• •••"-lipa-j tl.'llHl i*| till tl'.Mll tll|*ttl*l.l V slltlll l.M llf A V triesl. On the other harwl I've hit evening was spent ill playing Z a c h r v K n t u r t r l i n v d ,hr |*l'-l 1 I | t 4 1 * 1 1 The rake wa* I acini with antigo W . h turn -oifUiu* wiotr matter, luhrirat*- mlr-tinal . m»l mil k*»vHY| th*1 right combination the first games with prises being won by V* I *111 v *1 MlP Snowlit* litnitl* . \ '. |V 4 . 1 non vine and lighte*i by whit* ulimMlalcn hilvuilia*l muoclt* who*** •rl»**n i- -«• iinp**vt.inl l " r time. li'a no trick »t all My Mrs (ilenn E. McKay and Mrs •*f \| i - Sii**w‘ , lii'iiu w ••i •• ^'tr.*« F* Vowing ih* rehcamnl ««f the tapci<* in crystal camielabra M * fcctfkr Wiwot lunferuenta. Try ^vywol If ».*•»*• "''t . ..nipl.i.h -4t* fingers feel the tumblers fall. *iv«lv il*t **i ut «,| with *nt*g"Mtiii Sli.*|* \« wedding **f Mi«< Marguerite A K. Shoemaker. , Ka*h guc*t waa i*rr vented with v Hi* ii n*l other .u t l|.*w*i win* I* F I* *t. . iiiovl vetm roauH* uktainrvl your tlrmixi-t i- 4*ith.** »/• *1 •>» n-funif Refreshments were served by Ingley and U dlinm Zachiy. J r , a immature bridal U*u«|uet a* - i " *• >"lil anif 11.11 11vv.I»•• • your m om ^j. Pruwol (iiRivv in i lk ur $1 m * -i-nt l*\ fri* r»t|* the hostesses to the following which will U* ’•oieinruzeil thM a memento of the party. ' l hi * it i •• \ m u ii • o <i. ... »y I'i F l>llitiwiil* * tli* hoi Mrs. Routh. Mrs. U M. Tyre . afternoon h I imi urlock. M m II 4 s' U 1 w Mm J M Mmecipher w n a* j •*l*« . pN«tl»l. « Mill'll 111*1 f»••-•••••Mrs. O'Deal Crosby. M r,. Uerthn L ltaulrr"Mii aratcr «»f th«* l» . fie... Fll* •I* *• >» * Jenkins. Mrs. 0 - W . Bailey. Mrs bridcgooi.i, rntci tamed with a *i*t*d in ftrrvtng by Mm* il F- •••I liri with .t |mm|iii ‘| of whit* •*if v I h ug i C. L. Irw in. Mra. R. C. Maxwell. ’ party at th** hmiie of hei part*lit a, Morrta. Mra Ai thin Hntnan, Mr* 11>he i «*•>*•* .i iv*I «I**ii I*I•• hi.ir igo|*l* N|i *• I mg X I iiun ' I lu* \\ ivrlil '* N o w S»*rtt I liroii^li Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. Mrs. B t*. , Mr nn.l M r, t\ B /nchry. last J W Airman ulid Ml*** Jam* :iii«l bi'i Firi'lr * him in Sliui on I* V\ o«**lniff pi* •**i i |i .I lo t with t \ ( i . .I.t \ .Moorv, Mr*. .McKay, Mr* Sh**c I evening Stoll* I * gift III hi'llillf of i It* •iirl* rho*e invite*! t** la* w ith th* iif i i k st iv n cif m i o nitou J A pink 4»*«I w h ite c**li>i them e C A R D U I i» d name you ought maker and Mra. E. C. Harper. I ill** ni th*' i-vi-inng thi* gii*»^t* • bilk \ * •> l . / .If... . /> V i prr«loiiim ate*| w ith *pjan titiea «*f honoree a ia l lioste** wen*: to remember, for it may help you In t 11*. lining 'S ,v " | pink and w h ite g la d io li in tall Mra J I Ingley. Mia W. It w *•?• ivi\ iti'*| ml.. io 2 important w a y .: If your h.«u**i gu*»«| i *nl. i . M t harle* Kaulemon. i o* ut w h rrr I It* b asket* w hich w ere placed about I'/ u c h ry . M m main trouble i. prri.wlic fune. ...... .1 *»i*l *ul tli** I'llVl* II •« ltitllil.il— I e.ltalftii l**r l ••l*t *sssl I -t • the room * and m the b o w U o f* M i* t» K UulliiM Mra II. II op* ri«-i| hi*r gift tinnal d iit n -.r , .t a rt -I 'la y. 11 ..u Itiilli.lny **nk»* whir It w*-. ntt| *t| ‘Ipftfth.iti teth • - l-itlmtdl* -Vim. liliulk illtl In-Il if l< * v pink iind whil roaea In the din* I Coleman. Mr# J W. Altnwi before “ the time1' and tako il M .l. In1' .mil *n ilf . ■! hi i d l I e*4flife « I a'gfo•!*•* mill* •I*a \\ » aL I\ M tk t rm -t • • ing r . H i m lh< l«c»*-coverv*l table Mr# Hobcdt William*, Mra. II aa directed. If you arc run­ Cun* h w m* '• i \ t .1 with th r i uk. •h \ '-unt • the- Monitor •«** I>1. *1 \.va«|*l|*. * 1. lit. It was lit ty tall pink and white E. Morris, Mrs Arthu r Uranai down, undernourished from fune. i'1**1 l*> ,\|t?• Fi ink I i o I'i. * .vi ’ .'*• > . •• • lapeis m silver candle holders Mrs. Ruth Scott. Mi*. John I* I*\ \|i -*h Swiinn . ttonal cause., it. u»e a> a tonic \|i li.hn t ‘lurk N.titt.-I i» !*•'•• ••* 1.. I -.w- M .. • Slim \l nn.l rentrrrd with an airange- Tatum , Mrs. W. U Morgan, M r- it I H"woil H APPY BIRTHDAY should help stimulate appetite, in­ 1t i Ml. «. • • i ml M rW F ''until I tl«i .••l<> 1.. i . . . . V \ menl of gerhs-ras mi a mirror J..hn I*. Smith, Mrs. K» J. Nel If**Mlit 111 l' crease the flow of gastric juice*, F’ njm ttig Ih* ••« *u-ioii ivilh Dr\ r I* .4* Mra. Kacar Price reflector At one end of the sun. Jr.. Mrs. Henry W ight III. v h".tt*i *1* •• ii I1 1 1 I k*' * *• and to Improve digestion, help Mra. Clyde Hum phr y 1. l.stl table, un.fer an improvised al- M rs.'tiu y D Wood, Jt , and M r- M r- Sru*w -ifi*t '1 - ^wurir* w*t p M i»ff*'t»‘ v build you up. T r y C A R D U I! I lir i-lia ii S c lfiiie I («■ m I iiiv I («•••ii i *.. M r- I t; W i i . i Mr* I I* h John Mack Watkins 1 •»**»'*'i' 11 1 .x ! !»r. sIihmI a mimalure bridal J (*. Mitchell — A DV. fill*!**, M r- F t VI* •• .. 1 . it F * * • *i.l -* *• I eouplv. l .e••* •• Also, Miss Jane Sharon, Ml-* U**«'hi', Mr** ii i M< F'w «n. Mi < \\ I. 11 k r •(»»• I m ii \ \\ I* • 1 • '!•• • Mrs. Hauler .on was assisted in Mary Chapman, Mias Catherine (•viifgf M m I - F* II4 1 1 .I I M II * f J • • 1 . 1 serving by Miss Carmeta Bar- White, Miss Margaret Iteltr, Mis* Clnrlv •*• * I B lilM la-i. Frances Morrow and Marjorie (Vgburti, F'nirli-'' '• ■ 1 Miss I '- i i t I.* lir* w Mi S A II \\ ilk * v i ..tit > | * . SI i m ' i *•• '• i:**\ ib*••< 1 . , Mrs. Harold Mrtjahee nf Ualru, Hall and Miss Carlin l*almei. •M •• M rI ' I iii t In k Mr* W I fJa. M *» •** • \| I* \ . 1 \l . " |. 1 .!* • Smith M ■ l( I. I|**woil \|. .4 1 1 * 1 >• In I f Present were: Miss Ingley. •! .» It" t miu I . M i * I F S w m iiii . M i S*»«t. 1 * 4\ . I* 1' II Mr. Zaehry, Mr. and Mrs. J . 1. 1 .'. H Mi.iitfonl M i-- Cluu lot to Sw nit , \\.*»kIngley, M r. and Mrs. W B H uh .* l.t V X \ I’ Miss Evsleen Cust and Mrs. Minnie B.-hs f i» r n r r Cvcorg*' S w m iiii . II* i i i > 'I iniiilig It 4* 1lll|* 1 Zaehry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert flu .**.! \tl. 4**•• t ...e • uml t'h .n l«'- Swunii Williams of Orange C ity, Mr have just returned fr*.m T «ra p * wbe/e they attended *. "vT.TT J *1 ' Mt •• i n i ni*- i: 4.'* 4*1 and Mrs. J. M. Stineciphcr. Mr. the 4-slay Ktata Convention of UuT Florid* BaaimcianV • *!.* •. S 4V1f*' • 1 " **|••1 ' •* and Mra. Roy Sym rs, S r , Mr. An original and novel defense Association to study the latest method* and trends nf » l..| l.t 4 1'.. A • tn F i-li M.41L. and Mra. Martin J. Rram , M f . stamp party was given by Mrs. 1 Iirlit « .•nl. •■•.• 1 , | •ft .4 personal beautificatibn. A. M Phllipa, Mrs. W. L. Mor- A II. U.-rkwilh at h.-r holm mi *v.'» C .\ II -•. 1 \1 *•••' 1 •••|*|ll* \ . < gan. Mrs? W. A .Fitts, Mrs. A r ­ West Xiui'teenth Htrret on M-mW hile there they received inatructlun on .’'Mmiern II. >11 1 » M 1* 11**11 1 • • r*. In** thur Unman and Mrs. McGahre day afternoon when she et.tvrTh* 11*.* I »• I ( h.i |J •i . tc 1 •. M K \\ 1 IM ..... Tre n ds In Coiffure and M ake.Vp Stylaa" from John Also, Misa M ary Chapman, i laiiieil in honor uf her son, ll--lv i \ i*. *• 1. M- v* •. Mlaa Jana Sharon, Miss Margar rrt, who relel.ratr<l his sr. •nth I ' 1 '' ' " M ,B H u el Ior, nationally famoua artist and bead Inalructor * A 1 <* l \N -••• • • 1* et Relit. Mlaa Carlin Palmer, birthday anniversary Mr*, lb . k- '"•■•v ................. " 1i I U- Il I* of W ilfred Academy a* Chicago! Bernhard Linder, errD o d ^ r l)(* lu \ (‘ ( m ip r mho Miaa Frances Morruw, Miss a ilh was asaute.1 by her •» t.-r, I ' 1"' ' “ J |tlV*'ll til tilt tl«l*l|* -• 9*.•!••* \ r* *• |*•9**** i: ........ alo r of mwlern hair stylea In Nave York and Lee lla rthi p n -i'liiiit. Nil.* M f»»u 'iv"‘ -»v••I.iii I! I *•*iii|* i Carmeta Barber, Miss Be Mrs. J A rallMiun. l • ........ |V*|M 1 1 rla, Unllywod Make-Up artUt. T n e y alao had private F'Unsburgh n f Jacktnnvillr, Kai A patriotic color scheme a as lilllll'MIl. **l* I'-lllll* 4l*i \'* IIU* \ ITI 4V. Iff •*•*»• ullll IC*»I«I ••ll*'i F *iit* I *• M •••** M* • **• * • lyle Houaholder, Richard Iteas, earned out in the floral arreugr•i M ly m o n lli T u d iir leaeona (ru m M r. Mueller. lh«‘llllf W ilt* * 1 1 • •'MtlMli * l IH• * Mli*h i . . I .1 i . . Il ........... A Albert Fitts, Bill Branan, Ed incuts and numrrous haUnons 'hat mil lit Ili«* ntuiii'* **f iIi** limn n IM .r k .t II II I’ c* •• wand IHgglns. Jr., Jim m y Ingley were suspended from the chamleHilly Ball, John ____ Hanarti am liera. Th e while linen eov.ted hoin*' whu h wti-it* (tp* ii« «| i'fi«*ui* *11.*•i* * l» * lit* A F I*♦t •> .. and MHS D n d ^ t* D H u x r 1 l ) r . S r d n n J!lr) fl*l till* *K('MM**II |t. *1 e t* 1* 111* I* • \\ I* lvl*l» ( harlaa Brady of OrUndo, and labki was effectively deematrd Th** KilPviv wrv*i»* t{tp*'h'il *’ | lie |• » I I **,. St 4 !•**.»I | It M r .. and Mra. Raulcrson. with red altd blue stare, ramie11 tit** II Inn. M* F I I lahra, and miniature Am. m an Ih f d'wii t,v th.- M i...... H i.." )»* m. i :w F ll. t ts.ltl h* I • ••• IM v in o tit li D r Sudan .. m Flaga. Th e table was rrtit'.rd Ann Stine. Nuriiut' W 'dfer, E l'.n C I vch *. i*. h rjh - Vaughn. M t/P'rie Ju ne -, mid I I a•Io| \|.| Vfull t |l«*r f* I |with a laiae large birthday rake, dsn w» 1 |W!in « u u « j . , case. — Joyce W ardw vll, ufftcers. 1111 C n f r r y A tre. * it y >•!»«»•• >li**|», I*r.*:** 108 E. .Second HI. rtiurmp—t o r Wf-rr- “ the M'--’ n r r r — rTiiTiTJ- rn*' I t i v r __ ____ Phong 715 ... H k w i S U --------l . i. rurrie.1 out in ail other d>'-.ds. F.srHue Kelly, Iw m it How s • wiiv * ••. Th** Y "w *11 * :x Th e rrlora of -g ray, gre.-n, tstll llllllf I**. Nlin*t«,' * ••**. Ruth S le llsli A game that attracted imirh Jcnn Harper. •tn r •n<l gold, tfie H u h -D rl. riililn . I'.o irl, I M r M I. t **tr. !:»•/ i • Interest was •'Placing the Ih-nd ami Kid him " (l.yant M.I.T7 I N m l i a c S I D r S r t h m wrr* used throughuiU in Ilia f!allmg doling the spjt.HH1 I l i t , t huinlwr *»f 1 • *• • decoration# fo r the danre whidi In Uncle Sara’a Hand, for which tea hours were Ihe M i.-e - Y.il.l* a 11**t«l F.lti.ti I M •/» <*aa given laat night I t the City Barbara Walhen rreelvrd fust Frances Dague, Marv K. Unl.-m. •**ii, I'lfit liivol. fJiiiy A ^1 •• Today & Th u m diy prise. Fawh child invile.1 had HaJI by meahera of tho Gra* •», \* Ih rwen requested Lt bring a .1. Hellen Stafford. M nrjnrl-i Hodge.. K>uiif’*iil F’urnifiiM* Truly M a fitiftctn l! Del Chapter tn fu rth e r !lt"ir lensn stamp Instead ul Umrus- Helen Philip#, Ednn Sankarik. Fd M**ttlink* ( «».# F I* .^vou * *40*1 ruah program and at which Ihtsic M cW horter. Imlt Hatcher. 4r•I Srrvii i* S I mI miii, 11*11 I «*••*•■ ruahaea were their special gur.ta, tomary giftF.nUm inger. .Margar.tk Sa1111•Iy Y *•••!. F!. F ll**ii'v.**l»l* , Those invited ware: Ala, Doris Uhaperooaa fer the dance war* Benaun, Maytne lli.llvWtHtd •*h**|»'e W J k'Hl-. Adams, Barbara Altman. Bestnre Myers. Jane Mra. E . C. Harper, Mra. G. I_ lUtbee, Ellen Dtiggrrs, Marne D am pU r Edith Ij.va jo y , Valerie I'I iiiii Ih r Duncan, and the club sponsor. W FI. Klrtlih#*ff, Jr., .1 • I*• *• Dunlap, Donna Harper. I’••vie Wells. Hilda Rogers. Betty Kir-s. Miaa Betty Thurm ond. M iUcsd AHrtaan. A im . T h e tk riH n u t r s a w k e . Haynes. George Herndon, -W.ley and Those aaen dancing were: the Grantham , f.ilHaa W a h k, Mary Jack Behirasd. Shulry steryoffoetMTsiaett Mlaser' M a rth a . P agr. Sylvia Jarrell Sims, ^ohby J. Swain, B«tiy Jane Rnhmdts. and Peggy D u n­ Melacb, Elliabeth Vaughn. Nor­ can. colo rfu l o h o ra c tirl ma W n lftr, Shirley Cameron, Walker, Ronald Taylor,. Barlara A i d alum na", the Hisses H e l­ Walhen, Mike Wtietchel and Ana Alm a Oraatham , Peggy Dtinenn, en llehn, tnss W illiam s, I'ar-d Whitaker. Blale M rW h orte r, Ruth Smith, AJao, Donna WtUe. Bar* era Jean X la . Dorothy Bunge. E m . M ary Hklnner, Betty K lo r. Jean mVti/ie Thurston, Gwen H s y »», Harper, Peggy M ayer, France# Woolley, ^thn Dunn. Uelie Hole D erirux H a y -a and B etty T h o r . CTkrlne Kogrrt. J>a» Dague, Anise W hitaker, Mary romb, Jane Rebnalte, Helen Philips, Humphrey. Jean Wilson, W rsleg M arjorie llodgea and la.it Sal. llamll. Wesley Spencer, Krancen llhlark. Patricia Bratiham. Usrueher. Alao. lha Misses Helen Staf. Ivn lluckaby, Hanry Mcl^ulla, \ Fot SA F IN lord. Valerie Wells. Lillian Walsh. III. Marijo llayman and Manly* Calhoun. Alao. Mra. J. C. Mitchell Daria E n tm la g e r, Hilda Rogete, l Betty Wilkinson. Gwen llayea, and Mlaa ZlUah Welah. Helen Taatnt, Janet Chaoman. Leona Vaughn. A n a Stine. NanrW inifred Lovell. Mimk MarguerAltm an, l U r y Rabuo. H ►a Duncan, M grj orio Jone-. lint It Bte Wnrdwcll, and M R a L O U R IN K T t le p h o n a R E A L . S o cie ty E d it o r Social Calendar (iueSts Express Good Opinion Of Sanford 14h Pe rso n a ls Palms & Pines [Past Matron’s Club, (). E. S. Has Meeting removed | t.. , Tasty PntMJuiM**- Tasteless Mmetal Oil PbMol^ttltalatii Relieve Constipation | » i ' a Many W O M E N get 2-W ay help! T : (’ IS S : :M ANNOUNCEMENT! i\lrs. Beckwith Party For Young Son (» A r ' l f , ' ru i Kusli Ten (liven At Dunuau llonu' Slilif) vm EVA-BESS EYALEEH’S B E A U TY SHOP B E A U T Y SHOP 1 Sub-Deb.Chib n a n c e J ^ R y s h e c a !^ '.,^ r-T ^ 7 I’ 1My^l) id!IX I ' l l ) <|;i h>| — .I 1 /Ml » f Hit' aliuvi' cars listvt* I In* IDO', Kui'l (iiiarantuu. MILLION MEN! Jl T&icedw&/mt 8iy, roomy, beautiful new 1942 ( ) jk N -* ! r.$Ut Jane Alao, F L O R S H E IM Powell, sn TOP QUALITY CAR OF LOWEST PRICE FIELD if****1* 810 nets Hof. ilk keen. Buck ForHardin. • A marvel of handling *«*• « “ > r*lrful ridi|'?,1 B*n Jiaiatie 'vt < Champ a hut.sett C«we* Al Wallaee. Cknp. Holly hea iUrvay. JT. va A- L O W -» P W W 1 » FOR T B I C lt Oak t i r X n . M bN • s s S f g k n » ^ ' S,tti*bflkWh,rtW e * CMUMN. . . . U l l M f M COMMAM(R . . . . HIM MlliOHI I . . . . f f 24) m i m •IkM •• WseMI V« v m a* '■btl ■eV^tMMs I. tML *BM nsIV|I)MHI|M h hmi** u ilM iMiM* '* |IV(*»|I**M . 8KYR1DER iSp>ES. for boys Matty] P te p fc m * MAFFETT A U T O SERVICE 220 N. PARK AVJ5. ' _____ >■• , SANFO«tVFL| % V * r d •w' �i *I I :w y r' ~ ./& ---------------- 1 ■ ' — , " .B A N r u h fl, FI WEDNESDAY, 0CT0BEH M . 1M I g w a w g a — towers Fail To Stop Fedb In Pradice For Ocala Grid Game lark Hrrriag "Jaady and dritxlaa couldn’t tha local alarm from sg Monday, but It did tham from practicing Monday, limiting them ■ work »o they will to ail com m In IALTMAN’S I USED CARS t h a t 11crnSnS** Drop In to nee us and WS will give you u dssl th sl will surprise you. •pita o f 1934 Ford 05.00 1934 Sedan Andrew Hatty, out with a •light cold, waa replaced at cen­ ter by Kay Fox on the firat airing. Junior Brown and den Odham, laat wrek’a front wall ■talwarta, were holding down tha guard poaltiona while W. T. Hair* and Bill Fleming,' two of tba heavleat boyi on‘ ~the San­ ford router, were in the tackle apote. A. W. Illcka and Taylor "Bird lags" Brown flanked the line In the end poaltiona. Haaty la due back today. Her­ ring returned to acUve duly yesterday. Aa these two were the only men abuent the entire squad fa looking forward to a good-bard practice today. 193ft Ford Fordor .......... 105.00 1936 Plymouth Coups ........... 255.00 193H Plymouth Coups ............ 375.00 1938 Dodge Fordor Trank Sedan 425.00 1939 Plymouth Coupe ........... 475.00 1910 Plymouth Del. Sport Sedan... C7S.00 TRUCKS 1938 Cher, '/j-ton Pickup .......... 9143.00 1988 Ford 88 Hedan Delivery ___ 168.00 1917 Ford 60 Vi-lon Pickup . . . . . . 165.00. 1936 Cher. U'j-ton Long wheel bsae Cab A Chassis .... 295.00 ■Ue.. X ALTM AN iVROLET CO U t W, 1 * 0te # # Us# d iu v w t ANp V TCMASIC AU-'AftkldP MAmn o C 'frie . l e * P i £ tWiVfRsrrv aow l* tm m r « r « T o r t h h r o r « « TV J1IMJK. 9 R R M O I . K ( U l Y ▼V, V 1.4)111Il ls lH PRORATR. in iik i f j t a t k o r R Ev re ni N iiAPP. r)Frw»s#d. I O M HAVinii T U I N I sr VAnni A » A i n i T r a iii TATP59 You *nd eK uw lir.»:»• Nirh of you ar# h#r*by nirtlflwfl and reijulfotl to prrs*nt snr claim* *n*1 dsmsnd* which y»»t». or either » f you. may have airainnt lh# of HKVKn i N IIAP. dersaRed. U l « of ssld (*ounly. I«» the 4\n»nly Jtidge of Hrmlnol* founly, PloriilN. si bio office In the court houee of ssld rounty M Hanford. Florida wIlMn sight calendar monlhs from Ihe lima of the flr»l publication «»f this notice Karh claim or demand Blial) he In writing. end »hall plate tho place nf reeldsnce anti poet office aetdreee of the claimant, and shall he sw.wn to !»▼ tH* claimant, hi* agent, or tomey. and any »uch claim « r «*•- or Paw * O aa) Cnnnty, FlnrMa. N IC K CONaTANTLSC. NO TICK Motif# If herofcy r I f i r tl»*it w t ■ra anfftirod In bua ln»*» on isow Orlando Highway, Ranford, I’loilda. andar the flctltloua name Ratliff A Bon. and that « • In­ land to Faglatar a i M nama fiiirauant to tha ttraia of tlta * > l e tltloua N am * Thatutt** it'hapiar t t l l l U w g of Florida) wl;h ih» Clark of tha Circuit Court of fUmlnoU Count f . Florida THOM AH HATI.I *V. 8R up by their owners mar tha beauty of tha city, Mr*. Curtett raid. Tha City could assess lot ownca a yaaiy feat to mow tha lou regularly, aha declared. After rears of effort the Big D E R A T L IF F Tree PaNi haa become a place Ocl t. 1911 of beauty and recognised aa a NOTfCBB sightseeing spot but now It has S«ilc# 1# haraby il v tn lhat I been commercialised to tha pant am bualnaaa at tha that It la a "dump heap", Mrs. Mnlhar ArcadeIn on Norih Hanford Curlett accused. Avenue. Hanford. Florida In Praising the work dona by O. tka Count j o f Seminole, undar Ihe f Irtll loua name Arcade Peekp. Herndon, eounty clerk, Mrs. f » Hlore, end that I Inland to Curlett declared tha Court Housa •reglalar aald name purauant to Park la well on Its way to ha­ fhe Irrma of the •‘FIctltlouB (Chapter S»*bS coming one of the moat attrac­ Marne tftatute" U » 9 of Florldn) with tl«e Clerk tive spots In tha elty. of the i*lreult Court of Seminole In conclusion. Mrs. Curlett ap­ County, For Ida. pealed to tha man to taka an O D. FARfUIt.L. activa part In halplng to make ^ Owner O r4 1 . It il the city beautiful. Harry Lea and Dek Marrin o n da wether, members of the Key N.rtlro la horsby a l . , n that I Club, were guests at tha lunchaon. am vnssaod In b u s l n , , . *t ius N Park Ave. Hanford. Florida. uoDr. H. H. MeCaslln had charge of the program. Before the d,r l h . fIrlltlou■ n am . Ths ►:»#-» and lhat I Intend In r r l l a l . r speaker was Introduced, >h. M Xlu-tlu said nam . pursuant to th, l . n n a Armltage. guest artist for the of th . -Plrtttloua Nan i. Hla lu l." luncheon, sang “ Poor Man a Oar- IChapi.r as st ] l a w s of Florid*) with l h . Clerk o f the cirrult den' ami "Ineletua.” Court of Hamlaol. County. Florida ROBERT L CtIX <WI I. 1*41 ad men to M A R TH A n o t ic e s COUEMAM. • n ic a N »V lC B Nolle* la harohy given lhal I am e n ia g e d In busln.l* at Han­ ford. Florida In the . County of Hemlnnla nl 11*4 Franrh Av*. usd. r Iha flrtltlnua nam* Rajiford Fruit Co and that I Inland to ro(later aald nam* purauant to tha terms nf Iha "Flctltlou* N*m* glatute" (Chapter 1SII11 l a w * of Florid*! with Ihe Clerk of Ihe Cirrult Court of Hemlnol. County, Florid* II T. TOOKK. JR. Hanford. Florid* ."ept It. SO. iw t I, It. it. NOTICE I* hereby g lv .n IM 1 . that Expert Repairs MITCH El. your will coot you to add Espcnsa Covtrsgn to sulomoblls liability This pays poltey. medical, - surgical, appliances and funeral expenses, not exceeding (800 for each per­ son riding in your automobile injured in an .accident.' •CM.M-C0M(W |e#t <e#####Mlg#£ 1 FAIHBANK8-M0RSE DISTRIBUTOR M ill * S u p p lle f l M o tio n D m n»r I, 139« I Medical ^ Notlr. I* h .r.h v Niven Ihst I nm enaaged In husln.fa at Itl-St t SOI enssged In bo.lr.es* *| 2*1 K Flr*t Hi Hanford. Plnrldo. under Ihe flrllll.m * nam* t'lty f)ru* Co. •nd that I lnt*n.| to register aald name purauant |n l h . term, nf the •'Hrlllloua Name Htatuta" ll'hapter Our shop Is well equipped JOSSJ law * rnf Florida) with Ihe ) lerh of the Cirrult Court of to make any repaint on Hernlnnle County. Florid* Dal In oil it dental, hosptal, nursing, surgical Nolle* N O TI C R II. Nolle# I* h.rvhy g l v . n that w# , r . .n a a g o d In huslnos* nt ■10 w l ,i Nt gsnford. Florid* In lh# i-ounir of Remlnol*. undsr ths fictitious name W W Auto Parts Co asd that w . Intsnd I " to( I t ' . r said name purs.tsat lo th# terms of th. "Fictitious Nam# Ntsltit#" tttisptsr f a s t i l a w s of Florida) With th# Clork of te# Circuit Court of dsminol. County, Florida. 1 P W HITAK ER l) E W H I T E Ows.ro Ort I. 1*41 mkkt JACKSONVILLE,” Oct. 22- GP) _ The annual directors* meeting of the Florida Daily Newspaper Advertiser* association will be held at Orlando «n Nov. 15. S*0” : tary V. J. Obenauer announced Tuesday. leg al Hanford Av . n u * a t Sanford, F lo ri d * NtrtlCH In I k . Coaaty o f I s n l a s i , undar *N<rtlC« U hereky g l v » » tkst we Ike flctltlou* a s m # F M U F. ■ r* . s g a g e d In kusln.ss at It * l « o * It * Btorw sn d tkst 1 Inland Msfnolla Avenue Kenfurd. Florida, l o register sold B u n * purvuant to urn). Ike (Ictlllous name Cole­ tn * farms of tka -Fictitious N a m * mans Office Equipment C o ond Statute- (C hap te r 10011 L a w s of lhat w# Intend tn register • » “ Flori da ) with tho Clerk of th* name a u r n u u i to Iho |orm* ot Circuit C o n n ot Sentinel* Coaaty, tho -rictltlnue .Mams lltslut# (t-hsptsr laaaa l a w n of Florida I Florida. F I / IR E N C B M. BOT E L KR . wMh tho Clork of tho Circuit Oct. I. I H l . foo rt of fUmlnolo County. F lo r id * w a l t k r a. c o u n i*n . Systems NfVTICK Thomas Of Tunane1Galore Hope To Is Praised By Re-Gain Face In Grid Experts LSI II. Grid THt C .--C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP m V i aw Ri m Iba Ib Ort. t. I H l _________________ C. if e»a u , r o T o ia eoxt-ryAtrie- NEW OKLEANH Oet. 2 2 (fll*ecA»l)—J.OU Thoms. .Tulane University's aenxatlonal left halfbeck, looked ahead today to new mans nn, ... battles ■■ the experts « n g hla A. admlnic.ratnr .>» Ih" praises following his fourth big Kalat*.n( Aa "lacutor .if lh" week-end In a row. , Without going Into complete la.I Will anil T""lam»nl ol MKVK.I1IN R A P P . •J*‘ « l'c»* >wr* are the high spots Plral puhllcall.iB Wad. th-l. **• of Thomas' amaxing performance L ttili _______ - __________ . . teat Katunfcy . against the North Carolina Tar llealr.: No. J touchdown, Thorn** ran back Iho Carolina kick-off 101 yarda for a touchdown. No. 2 touchdown, Thomas Ihrew * 37 yard paaa to Walter coming If y»u McDonald, quarterbackfor a let us marker. R EC AP No. 4- Thomas ala-tagged and whirltd 26 ytrdg over tgcklu Thai smooth for a touchdown. lire with • No. 7. Thomas cut back for II i yards and a touchdown. kNU MW tread —J»a'll | No. H, he circled wide around we4 m w firstlh* Tar Heel left and to go In­ Um Ur* mile­ to tha and tone chugging up turf age i t half Ilka man-o-wJt. Um twill And, he piaywL,leu .than half tha game. ' j -- t The 188 pound Gremie left half, -a product of a New Orlaana prop school transformed a* a rophomore a year ago from and to back whan Coach "Rad', Dawson confidentially told hte as­ sociate* he believed tka boy had tha makings of one o f the great­ est backa in tha nation. Hailed than "aa too good to bv —p h o n i . FF.H- WINES - GINS - LIQUORS n n M AL/SAod. LEGAL NOTICES TO Al.h (RKIUTOR’I mud 1931 Chevrolet Town Sedan ............ 155.00 l l a a lfa a r t ’dummy'* errimmagr. S 75.00 Tudor ............ wra ther. While the llneamen were work­ ing on their fundamental! and •till ironing out tho wrlnklea in their charging game, tha barku were laboring over a few new play* which Coach MeLocia hau pulled out of the lag. In hopeu of fooling the Ocala aggregation and enabling the Frdu U> mark up another one in the victory column. Yesterday two formidable line­ ups were squared o ff against each other for a short period of 1931 Ford I Coupe .......... the Kiwanis Chib Hears Talk By" Mrs. C u f l e t t HANDY AND Y j * B gn a gw tram" Ka waa Injurad in tha Fordham Kama loot October but had • food teuton, vverythlng coA- lldmT N0TICTO Notlr, Is her.h r g n * n that I r -p e l' NotlcB Ir hereby slven Ihkl we am m s i g r d ln V"*’ Av, are * n n g r . | In huelrteee ai kuslnsso s ' >•« " " r " ,l‘ . J H.nlnrd. Florid*. In Ihe < ooP*» Keel 2nd Htreet. Hanford. H#mlnol» ('uunly Florid*, uiwler lh# flcpl„rk und.r Ihe flrllilous n*m. i Itloua tin me I> hI g* 4k Hon Omrery Modern Nho. Nhop snd that I In­ we Intend lo reflet #r pur- • n«t ihet land in rsalster , * l d nain. Flr- ■eld name pureuent to the term* au*n| lo Ihe terms of th of the "Plrlttloue N « m « Htatuta** tChnpisr till, .ir* N am . Hlalul.'* H‘he pter ?*3A» | * « g „ f Florid*) j ss tl _______ l a w s _of F lo ri d . ) with lh . with the i*lerk of thw rirrult Court C l . I * of l h . Cirrult Court of H.ml- of Hemlrtole i'wunky. Florid* aoi. County. Florid* M J LOIKIK GAINESVIIXE. Oct *2 -»flp erial!— Florida’s Fightln* Gator*, hoping to remove the bitter tkste it i. cni.Br, .Nnl.lR flRI.I.r. I jOIMIK. o w n e r snd M sn ef e r nf the 13-12 ilefvst handed them if»K c ixirxn Ort It. i t . I*. Nov 1th * by Maryland last Raturday. has" I'ul. tllh no resy job on their hands this MOTIC'R week in attemptlnr to tame the raNotlr# |« hereby (given th *l I, *urge"t L. 8- U. Tiger* ji Baton O en rf * t' Mgrrlen. nm engigetl In Rouge Saturday night. N O T fC fl buelnee* on the Country Club Notlr* I* hereby l iv e n that I’i o Ir llrwil under Ihe flrtlllou* Coach Tom Lleb will taka hla am e n a *« e d In huk)nffi HI nBiue of Mpeaeer.llnrden Delry charges westward for their second Went ISth fM. under Ihe flrtlttlo'li • nd Ihet 1 Intend tu reflrter aald of the year faced with the pos­ name Nick * Oroeery end l h » l I name purauanl t<» the “ Ftcllllou* sibility that two regulars, left Intend to regleler skid nnme pur- Nam# Hlalul#** (Chapter 209&1 Tackle Peanut Hull and Right •uani lo Ihe terms of Ihe ”Klctl- I»*w* of Florida) with tl<c Clerk l lou * Nam# Hinlufe** (Chapter of (he Circuit Court uf Memlnole End Nick Klutka, will be ham 199(1 I>*w • of F lo rid *) with lh* County. Florid* pereil by InjuryClerk of Ik# C lr ei ll Court of (IKOIUIK C IIAllUK.N. The Bengal*- who dropped a> Heinlnole County. Florid*. Ort. I. 1941. 10-13 decision to lloly Croat, and NIC K OON8TANTINK. Owner. werr smothered 34-0 by Trias • w o n c ii after winning an opening game Ort. I. I » l l , Nolire la h*r*by given that I am a n i a l a l In bueinsse at 111 with Uralslana Tech, have been daataml >Ave, Maalurd. rtofMa. noon a definite upgrade In tha pMt d, r th# flrUtluus nama Waa nar tw o weeks. NUTUR Inland • Nullra la hereby . ( I r a n lh a l 1 Furniture (*n. and ' h a t I On Oct. II they tied MIm Ii am engaas.l In hnalnaaa a t t i l to raalatar tald nama pursuant In alppl Stale, 6 0 winner over Flo­ Hanford Are., undar Iha f ld ll lo n a ihe larnia uf the "Flrtllluua Nama rid#, In a scorclwss battle, and nama Nick's r a r h a a a l l o r a ami Statute” (Chapter t a i l ) l a w * of with Iha t'lark of Iha Saturday night admlnliterad * that I Inland In raalatar aald Florida) lrrult Cuurt <>( Sentinel* Coutitr. sound 27-0 drubbing to Rica 10-9 nama purauant to tha larnia o l . l k t Uirula. Victor over mighty Tutena^ *h« "Fletlllnu* Nama Rlalula'* (C han K. A. ICON rORTON. lap Jests of Florida) with tin revtous Saturday far tha only Clark O w itr. of tha Circuit Court of Ori. t. m i . >M the Green Wave haa suffered thla year. Florid* has mat Loulalana State only once before In Its football history, and on that ocA T L A K E Y 'S raalon-^ln 1931— tha Staten won D R U G STORE by 19-0. 5 Machines Repaired — Expert. Welding M,,,o ^ . P!*k,2.f . Ho“ e Sow*1** aad Rgyalr' fldrtk*. PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINE, Owners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. * E W h « n « C h lk l N t t d s ------------- — 207 W. Second M X FORD M ACM IX a COStFAST, 1 ^ . ^ ^ n Lgp>‘ Si T H E IB O A T Breakfast — Dinner— Supper Frss Da 11very— Phone 103 • L « x « tiv c l Thlt year, starting with tha Boaton college jam*, ha haa been SYRUP OP BLACK-DRAUOHT in tha haadlinaa weakly. la a taaty liquid that moat thlldran will welcome whasatar they naad a. laxativa. Whale worn haDL'MrRR BISON CBOP Um m m m Iq i(radiant aa BILACK-DRAUGHT, OKLAHOMA CHIf. Oat I t — a otdar can — Tha b W ip ccssuvo al l.an Ilondln, too ktapar, looped tha m b ufh*n two. A marlean bison FURNISHED 4 ROOMS A sleepInc porch, doe* in. S ll Laura! ■ea birth to caWaa the •»*»• BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Laney’s Drug Store Ws FtO AQ Praseriptiona ClassiHed Advertisements BALE tS& V ftl APPLIANCES—Can. Kleerange (98.00. All porcelain I range 148.00, Other wood J t t r a M M ranges 11.00 up. Isira tea has, need vary ETTA K ETT fjfM^JUOOSSAVKU/Ii h 810.00. OH bunting eta Bsc heater |t8.00. AUfr SEVERAL LA ROE utad ruga «d aoal burner III.OO. All waated at raaaonabla priea for e s ’a Foal Oaa Barrier rsaa Pram Port Offlca HALF DAY Jab. Con Mitchell. 901 Sanford Art. Fmmsp Mmm. m SWSJOH Jimiwni tent J W AH/HtL ROPW6.SHFI lAD N nl OuaW^TOflKTIMORI A N D I(3 U i« 8 IW A » . P ulled that I VCUL/KCAM S ALIBI ON MK <30946 H A W AND. IXCITVD-.' nTO afr— 2 c o o n pm o o u t 1 iFVDuafimtHS WCTOUTH/.— - VMOJSb J5 ? WANTPD: PART-TIME o f tem­ porary stenographic work, as* parianerd. Write Bos 119, San- NATIONALLY wanta .aaUaction OR W IL L KNOWN aad nd* D ELIVER Y BOY W A N T E D PAL­ METTO GROCERY. ) 'H S IT U A T IO N r r 5* K ‘ V ^ H H H H I �. ... ............. -■? • i*’ «., : V viw -it f ! «: ” 4 .. »-. *3 f Cwnty Prodnew Pratt A m i V tftU hlM Than Any Similar A m In Florida \ Sanford la The Only Cenlril " Florida City Affording Hall, Highway And Wulcr Tranaportallon ■ J i ..................................... VOLUME xxxm EaUbHahwd In 1908, F or Boosting Arm y A ir Force T o 400,000 Men Tripling Of Present Strength Would Be Accompl i shed By * June 30 This Year SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2.1. 1911 NUMBER 48 Member Amodnted Preaa Ofter z Germans Claim Troops A re Last Chance To Mediate Within 38 Miles O f Moscow Press Warns Allies Japan Will Fight United States To P r o t e c t Interests Reduction 0 f Millage Rate I s Announced Boyle Cites Case To Clarify Laws 0 n Trespassing On Warpath Against Draft 1. -A l' ’ Reserve Planes And Par nchut i st s Ard Used In (ireat Numi hers By Invader! TOKYO. Oct 23 — (>*»»— Tbe Japan Tunc, and Advertiser, earntrolled by the Japanese Foreign Offire, looted a new "trial bal­ loon" for peace by offering tbe ArttuAxis power* a "last chafe**” to ute Japan a, mediator in tbe European war. At Natl A ti, partner in tbe Following requests from cattle Far Fast, Japan noldt a “ para­ mount status a, a pacifier," the owners for elsrifiealion of state <newspaper said, but It laws as regards trespass of fir t f i 'f l s O J Frffeg hunters on ftnced-ln and posted Strong t»rrmAo forces l| property, l.loyd F. Boyle, state her Interests. • frikinv h»rri to the «oulf A rwhfctLn in the imllage rot# attorney, today cited the case of ea«f in punching fe* The Japanese press char by the ftounty Commission was with growing wrath that n ahf t * pot through which 1 llhmllton vs. Hamilton in which launrh a drive for the ol announced*, by O. I* lUrnikm United State* was seeking the State Supreme I ’uuit has rtrh < aiirisuv informed Hrl> county clerk, today from 27.6 bertan bases for use against Jt upheld the right WASHINGTON. fv-». 2.1 of piiqierty IaS «« urrr «a»«t today. The mills, of last year, thougn tin* re­ pan, and warned that" Siberia owners to exclude hunter- by the —(A*)— Secretary Stlm*on i*<lilrd "H's 20 to one'* Ut > duction 1* a «t ,11 large as it ap­ belongs to Asia." announced today War Defencing and posting of Isml. \*»iA won't laltr Moaroi Outspoken was the newspaper pears slur* th.aiuoimrnl on . partment preparationn to exIhiA winter. According to the court « de­ Hochl, which said the United property ha* U-rn increased 3.14 • pand the Army air forces to times, In arrunlanre with a new States was pushing her military cision as revealed by Mr Hoyle, n* tfefenrlqfpB fr#gg 400.000 flvinsr cadets mid d i ­ • il S I bases toward Japan atep by stop “ A hunting licenap does not Bute lew. Hitler's high I'nmmurtd I aulhorite holder to enter the en­ men bv next June In relation to (hi- ortual late, and asked whether the natlap closure of another without per­ 'lav rluimt'tl N'it7.i tronnn a . nearly tripling their present , o v tv -r the taxpayer will have In pay should keep quiet In the fae* mission, notwithstanding th.it en­ attempts within 18 miles nf Moacfl . this year • -uli-tmitiul reduction Ilritish-American ■trength. uber o f A sm . try Is peacratle and solely for h' W A A * will be made through elimination "enslave a great number striking front Ihe south ar ^ ."Subsequent expansion, well as Is the purpose of hunting of wild of five mill- for County bond* tics in Siberia i southwest l.omlnn ilisnntch| poeelbly to the 600,000 level, I. game, since the license does not enormous natural resources. nil four and -even eights mill, possible beyond that date," Sec­ said Ihe Hermans are until A Hochi article by [lento 114- vest title to sliy game and does Raymond Woodward, 18, of previously levied by the State. retary 8tlmson said. and resen’ raJnke said American aupnlito not eonatitute a grant of property These Indian-, m native ro-tunie, sre -hown with their law parachutists Though the millage is reduced Congreaa vaa told the original Rrading, Maas., leavfa Middlesex In any land, nor authorise the were being unloaded at northern planes in great numbers. program provided for a force Superior Court aftor pleading to 7.70 this year two new ntllluge Siberian port* whence transpor­ holder to cummit a trespass up­ yer. Wtlfreil K ll.-frin.«M, n N'ew link Federal Court, where the* rates are included. » half mill for The Russians announce* a o f 15,000 plane., but Stimson guilty to the alaying of Id.year, tation to the European front on the lands In' violation of stat­ appeared to u c.i-« involving the drafting " f Ann-riran Indiana in thiil lieu tiregorv K. Zhu, ute penaltstns the unauthorised to the Army I In v ...nt.nd the I S linquoia treaty ot I7a| w declined to stale how many ot old Constance Shipp In the kit­ the County lliepibil and one- would be impossible. entry upon the eneloeeit lands of these were In aervice or how chen of a parsonage. Officer eighth mill "mother’s pension.'' k<>v. , 1,1.1 „ f staff, had replace^ tabltahing rln-tn a. a -overergn notion i. violate,; t,y the draft law "The United Stales doesn't another to hunt » r fish, Robinson -guard, tin- Mr. Herndon -aid many are contemplated under Charles vi't«-iaii Mai dial Semeon TiraoSince the u.-se-sment on pro­ care whether the supplies ac­ The Indianar. Il.iriy Putt.non (left I. of the Ttl-i ilioiu-, and youthful murderer. Dm enlarged program. "Under the t'onstituliAn, all -lieiik., in command of the celt-1 perty has been ordered to be made tually reaeh the Soviet fighting Ivan A. Hunt Itinn. a Moliawk la Memphis, the 150,000 offton the IOO percent value in *c- front,” said Hira'ake. "She I* persona have the right to ac­ liul front, taking command fef td enlisted men of tbe cordnne* with Ihe law* of the interested in getting military bet­ quire, possess, and protect prop­ lb...... lire w,.«|ern tone, the new Army yesterday In Hero, erty without respect to amount. UMt legWature, the assessment as in Far-Eastarn Russia." phis were smiled upon by thohr I'ommandei I- -aid In tie slresdy "The owner of the soil has a will amount to about 3.11 time* amander, Lt. Gen. Ben I-ear, •pec 1st and qualified interest in I iglileimig Moscow's defenses. the assessment of last year. The to tighten np tbe military train, the wild game un his property Commission then reduced the milTmio-heiiko w e* reported trsn*« lag program so aa to attain thier which interest i< a ‘property lege iii about the same ratio that I ferred to amdher post. g o a l o f being "ftt to fight." right' incident to ownership nf tho assessment* were Increased Army bulletin to the An authoritative London aourpp the soil, ami is the right to egto make th* teat* levied f>'r j bka command, I-esr declared Hint llyilain'* frontier clusivaly hunt wild game upon carrying on th* buslnee* of the At’tiutimg to (he number <>f PANAMA, PanasM, Oct. |3 the soli subject to any lawful be was pleased with the pro. n Ihe Volga and urged that County aubetantlally the same- — l/Pi— Three U. 8. army pugpine ill (hi* truffle iieenletit map Mi-liIIi- Ka-t force* lie sent to though th# teg'payer a»iH l*"'* suit plant* crashed simultaneous­ regulatioa by the state support Ihe llus-lull* til th* at the 1'ol.ce Slatinn, thnv Imvi* fit throughthe ellmlnaliuv of ly Into Cerm.no hi|l out klllag l . “’. Landywner public ^ g 11" . denying denying public » hren nlxiut HO U4*rblelit« report- Ukraine the Consty . i end their pflota during * night tmin- right to»hunt bn hi* IssA-le not Rum and .now by day sad’ lage, Mr. Herndon explained. limited to 44D acirs, since the I in the i 11y «tn»c*» tin* fir«t ing maneuver Tuesday nl*M t* fight.” / fleering temperature* •! night A commute# coni pcsoil of h. army aulhoritlea dierlosed Wed- Constitution gives to all th<of th** y»’iir, melmliiig thre»* are prevailing along the elltlr* A. I)>uon, Mato B*nktor I right to acquits, pusses* snd nesday night. in tn lit it"* J S ’VSKSS, 22 » battlcfront, London bears. llousholder and Mr Herndon erent The planes were in a forma, protect property without n-«prrt the smalleet unite -squad* nsd Organisation of a fu«t aid Dtir nf tin' fattalit !•*«• invtilveil James Ailenby took top honors to Teliahaxse# Monday and pro- lion of five which encounteivl to amount. Tim Russian* cleaned they era platoon*—"where Initiative, the In time, rapid and alow fire course will la-jfin Friday nu.tn A |H’t|#*ktI’tiifi bit ley nil ailttuiitiblli* holding tost on the critical Mm"The ststute penalising the inir at' the IV, .Ilian* I 'lilts at had weather 60 miles from Al. aggressive fighting •Instinct, and l»e*r Iwti w e i r frntii hal-k sector, 67 mile* wait of shooting and finished with, tap luthorixnl tm\ry upon *nrl»i»«.:i.t]0 oVlmk lailliu: one hour ami ami tin* brook Field and were circling s’ unauthorised % Intelligent use of.equipment anJ •core o f the afternoon yesterday a low altitude when they struck landa of another to hunt or any prmon h«ic h Mitel,.led in Hiolnrntit bit »*y IrniVlN, »»»ie nf Moscow »nd declared Ihul cous. terrain mutt be cultivated." • at the weekly meet of the Sonthe comparatively low hill, au­ fUh la not limitiMl a« to arrragi* the rlaa*c« may attend. Mr- A thi'in a iii'gtit h bo foilhletl v*ith ter-*lto,‘ks are striking at th* He added that discipline In all tht* new ntri’.iiiilinrr n few weekn German pincers ford Gun Club, according In Nnl al Orel, 209 thorities said. In th« rasa at i*«ur a tract M Phillip* staled lialay -rmfects must be tightened up. a fte r it v» n ■* filet put on tin* mil........ . of Moscow »nd St The dead, all second Heaton of 1600 terra of rnclotrtl lam) . .Lear said "greater rctponilbil- Smith, Secretary of the club. Miss Irene lUnton, one nf the Haiifonl run Kalinin. 1)5 miles northwest. Second place winner* for the ants, were H. G. Haldeman, of wav involved.' ' Ity of command must be eultl. raduntc- of the HOhmir lied KVrry nttiilrnl within tht* illy Th»* StiviW* reported B!W H. ^Wlllier-e, Pasadena. Calif.; L. M. Warring_ yated by noncommissioned offl- afternoon were: Vnsa First Aid Method* Course limit e i* lerteiilni mi ()oiimp flghlmg on the approechee to ton. of Winter Park, and D. M. • cefa," and asked fell commissioned J. Hardy and C.-E. McBIarrow In instructed by Robert II I'ull-erl willi pine with lh«* «liff»’irnt The following merchants end the I'rimcu Peninsular and said I.ewy of Graenvllle, Miss. ' officers to reallae they are "on timed, rapid and alow firing, re­ ■„n, field representative from i oloriel pine iiitlit al mg Do* typ«* 6,0110 German* and Rumania#* business men have already sig­ spectively. duty 24' hours a day." Washington, will teach the ,lu-. of tt<rnl«*nt nihI whi'timr anyone were killed in » single operation. nified their Inlantlon of co­ High match scorer came through H * admitted that tome equip­ es In first is1,1 In equip civdian- I m;i * injurisl or kilb'tl. operating with Th# Sanford Tbe It A F. and Germans ment warn needed, but added with 289 and C. E. McSlar­ Herald In publishing a special f*»r defell.e work. | .\|oe| of tile ||«Y l«|clit * Ml** till** exchanged blows in night raid*' "lb my opinion, the army needs row followed closely with 284. Tourist HATTIESBURG, ' Miss . . Oct. The first meeting ia mq,„il.,nl to rule lUlilillig ti'gi'tlo'i i*4||e||||C on northwestern Germany, Chan­ Edition on Oct. 27 i # stronger discipline, harder work, Remaining match scores were: which will be distributed 23— l**)—Winifred Moore. 23. in that complete schedule- of minor liani.ig** Two involvt**! nel |»rl* and the Liverpool ship­ to and training In greater nggrev Jasper Wolfe, 278; Harry Will, I, 500 prospective winter visitor* and Kvr.. .her rhepherd dog, re hour- and general mjur»*i| organwutn.it pi’ilwetriiunq mho w«*r«* atrenets and initial!** even more lams. 278; James Hardy, 273 LONDON, Oct. 23 - U P )— At ceived >hrrprkinv together from of the euurse will take place. whih* n numl»«*r of Ml*l'illl•n•^«ll4Vl, ping are* selected from a special Chamber Indication* appeared today that and James Webb, 250.than It needs equipment." 'atka designed to knock Italy Mississippi Southern College. Mrs. Phillip* pointed out. in vi»l vi*ifl niotorieti running into the German of Commerte ll»t, a* well a* nut of the war, sight raids on offensive against Lear criticised some o f hU fixiil ohjifte. Hum* n»r rhililmi Mo-cow, now three weeks old, The dog had guided hie blind m thousands of other readers both Nati-hcld coasts o f the contin­ mlatreaa through three years of •oldion for falling to seek cover on hicyrlt*. in Florida and throughout the wn« breaking down and that tbo v whoa attacked by airplane* durent and fighting British aland college. Thu firruwith tin* tnont art*i> bitter Russian winter, fast clos­ nation: • log maneuver*. Buch acdlona alongside the Red Army In th* "Rex le awarded this certificate •lint* le b«*t Wrrli S«*i unit Slh'i’t ing down on inosj of th* eaxttrn ‘ Scare, Roebuck Co.. would m u lt In oxtremely he*. Ukraine were advocated In a full of honor for apecial effort* in uiiil t'ouim««ri'Uil Avinin*, ami Sun front. niigl\t force a stalemate of Aldon Co., In*. ____ vy loeaea In actual warfare, lie dress war dtbato In the House t6hlfl_ aniL. gu ldantt^_ rt ad _ u __ Ivey V Swain's flattery Staler. Iiiu l .ami-Link. , — WASHINGTON, - 0*1.- -83^-07 o f ~Commons today. WAHHINOTON. Oel. 2.1. btl ing to thi* pm* tin* mo*l dun* llnth sole* agreed that allow, —Postponement of plena for Swann’s Modem Cabins, W. R. ' Simultaneously supply Minis, diploma tied to hi* collar by Dr. A* an ecunomiv and natnuuil gt'inu* Mtri’i'te nri' I'ur k. Slag- storm-, Icy gules and driving electric power rationing III the' "Speedy" Wlllla, Murray W. Ov- ter Lord BeavcrbrofeV. Just bark J. B. George, college president. SUley’s Restaurant, lefense proposition, Krpreselita mdiu. Sanford. Geneva and t’el- rain- were .sweeping the strug. southeast by at least one week erstreet, from Moscow, told th* House ol live May of Kenturky, thnirmun •ry Avenue-, with the aeri,lent* gling urmie* and seriously ham­ wag announced Wednesday by Milton Gore*a Service Station, Lord* Russia’s great losses ol „ f the House military u ffaiti ranging Ihu whole length of each pering military operation*. . the federal power commission ea J. V. Jonea Tire Shop, Blrdsey w tr suoply manufacturing farll Flour A Feed Mllte, Sanford rommittee, bus urged rongl,-** of Ihe avenues. The German* admitted th#' It dinrted the Duke Ihtwer Com­ (ties left the U. 8. B. R. I" a Buick Co., W. W. Auto Parts, rough weather wu* slowing down to givu more attention to < uba pany, Charlotte. N. C.. to deliver nosl'.lnn akin to that of the Brit Henry II. ish after Dunkerque. the assault on Moscow'* defentM Increased quantities of energy to Fred T. William*. In a statement insertnl in Ihn .. • Carroll’a Service Station, Ox NEW YORK, Oct. M .(P )and that their panirr forces a s ­ the Carolina aluminum plant at Congreasiunel llecuril. May reFlbro Brush Co. ' Marin* circles reported Wedneesaulting the Donets bexln and ferred to Cuba a* "our rhlld o f , funeral a*price* for Dr. Adolph Badln, N. C., and to the Ten* Sanford Atlantic National day that the Navy was taking Liberty berause in 1808 we broke driving toward the Caucasian _____ ■ .P fa fflln , who died Tueedat neases Valley Authority for de­ Bank. Sam Hfewklni, David ever control o f merchant ship­ gateway of Kotlov had pauaad I be ‘ ham* o f slavery which .Spuln ,,,,,,, ' ~~ at t i l l P. M. In th* PertiaUL fense production. ping between the United Stales hud forged for these people. „o,| J M IAM I, Oct. 2.1 — Mr>— Fred for o "breathing spell." Th* Rus­ LsLand Olds, commission chair­ Earle’s Sunoco Station. D u b ton Memorial Hospital. end Iceland. ultimately wu gave them their I ln'* Dinner |)a,le count - soli, sian- asserted that stubborn So­ • y X T u conducted Friday at 3:00 man, said that aa a result of , Thomaa* Barker Bhpp, Arcade They said all ahlpa leaving liberty.-' Jeitnr, made a final appeal to viet rountor-attacks had atalUd P."M . at the Erkkeon Funeral the order to the Duke company Package Store, Bryan's Garage, WASHINGTON, Oct 13 — LV> Sanford Avenue Boer Garden, The fact that Cubu Is within I be Jury Wednesadsy in his tries! ihe Nasi offensive against Mos­ O “H toe. to. with frith FbUtor J. J, X*Hag- and more sfftotivs pooling ar­ A. J. Losslag’ s Transfer A 8 tor — Petroleum Coordinator Irkes •featern porta moat b* routed by the Navy. Blmilat action was re­ two hour* by airplane from the for conspiracy to break tho cow for tho fourth success!**' rangements Initiated at the Oc­ . today Mid tiro prospect of b fiiwofficiatlng. l Dew while slave law. Inn, J. J seven petroleuro shortage In I hi cently taken on. the west coast day and hud stopped th# Ger­ Pfafflln was a retired tober 14 Atlanta conference with H *. aak*a Dew when the Navy began directing .’’ I am not here 4o ask you man sweep eastward in th* fa* a raiding In Farrotoo state commission ami utility of.lFanUh- ’ Baalairife Spring*, Ban. East, about which be baa warned that country "an ideal jumpingPacific Ocean shipping. for mercy," he declared. "I am off place for an nggreaoor nation south i • ,* __ wBow and only survivor, fklala -1* appears probable that often la recent weeks, b now e Mary Pfafflln, for tho paat which might attempt to mvude here only to ask you for jus. virtually erased. lice.” by non-defense consumers the Unite! .Stales" MO ! • F*an< whUo for ttoeo yefera Gasoline supplies are now ac. Cheateg C. Faagate Co.. HopThe Jury probably will start Tenaeaeee Valley Authorof at. IModern tually akey* lari year, lekes re Grocery A Market. deliberation this morning. | i the Commoneveelth and hr ported, sad Uro- general outlook Day Shoe BhopjSaaford-Oviedo Truck fine is arrused of being the bouthern compeqlea in tbe are*, along the Atlantic Seaboard is Growers, era. The Whit# Hart ______ Heron, H. real owner of the Io »i I’abunu aervlco la Sen- will > neceseary before Nev. 10." Sanford Ga* C#„ now "opUrolatic," but he did M. Glee Club, and nf conspiring' with Al ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, Oct. 2J will be takari not say when- rationing o f g**Ptnchunt G ran Vi and Evelyn You*! to transprrt — U P ) - Officer* of 4he British bnriaL Grocery, Lumber A ollae to /BBaAtotatbaa would b« Navy and R. A. V. said today Ample Supplies Of WASHINGTON. O ct 21 - M l girls into • condition of do­ e n d e d . _____________ that In the past two months not — (’residential approval uf 83 bs urhery. ■few, Nlek’a Package The condition of Mr*. J. The Yount* were sentenced to A single day pasted without at additional defense public works Sufftr Said A vailable Store, A . Departmeat 8tote. i one A ib ship being iunk projerxa, calling for expendituro federal prison after conviction, nard Root and Mr*. A. W. Ko*I. PILOT CLUB TO MBKT „ Tomkloa Poet of VetTh* I who were Injured In an automo­ Um MadiUrranean. *4 Frirrigw War*, of which of 16,763,259, to provide' com. fine won a separate trial. WASHINGTON, Oct 23—W — Welsh, bile accident Monday a fton oM Sanfenrt Pilot d e b will kevo thalr fora at i n munity fscllltlex for defrn u> The arrtculta* department said Realtor*. on the Daytona Beach.DeLaAd Manor meeting Tuesday night •lofma— Malnk m workers and personnel of the Wednesday mmpie euppOsn of raw Plggty W igriy A Lovett’s, W. highway, was reported today J* TiOO o’clock at the Veldes k# lha NatU armed forces, was announced •waUabla to keep H. Brits Barriaa Button, Wagoner be generally Improving. U la oj* ird refiners busy for Furniture C e, Wednesday by the federal works B gg pected to bo about ftva day* If#' •gency. the wuwhriag W 1P4I. Lodge * Ben for* th* ip«clall*t can deter Taking notice of reports that Among th* projects were 1« LONDON, Oct. 2.1.—(rF)— definitely whether Mrs,, mm radio*ri** might hove to for heslik centers, eight recrea. close down herons* mt • shortage tlonsl fscilltles, |2 direct cun The embittered charge that th* will low th* light o f h*r tributiona for tho operation sn-l four-months’ court* o f th# Ger- eye which was Injured a* mt row stacks. ~ After ah* wa* taken to melnlenanc* o f schools, with man.Russian war had become the remainder providing for con­ "th* hour of our greatest hu­ General HoaplUl for ti struction o f school, hospital, wa­ miliation" bccaua* o f Britain’* by a bon* aurgron. It terworks and sower facilities, and inability to send an arm* Into covered that she had sufftrod weatorn Europe several broken bonro In add!Hum one for construction of o bridge Natboceuplad was Dung at th* government to serious cuts and brulaaa. approach. Mrs. Knog, who ia In Fort yesterday by th* labor peer, Lord Strmbolgl, from th* florr Laughton Memorial Hoaptta well on th* way to recovery o f th* Ho us* of Lord*. Contrasting (hit period to Bri- suffers mainly from a at said tain’s “ finest hoot*’—th* me- and aoronaaa o t har body, c*aaful withdrawal o f tho BEF by sever* bralaw -and. j general condition Future Expansion „ May Reach 500.000 Elimination Of State Tax And Bond I^evy Savfs T a x p a y e r s Congress Told Pro­ gram Provides For 9 25,000 A i r p l a n e s luted Court Upholds Right Of Cattle Owners T o Ban Hunters Russians Make Command Chang S o v i e t s Claim T Be S t i l l Holdlr West Of Capit 5 ' 10. Ailenby Takes Top Honors At Gun Club Meet E i g h t y Accidents Reported In S a n f o r d Since January Army Pilots . Die In Crashes Sanford Woman’s Club Organizes First Aid Class1 lade By McSlarrow Leaders Co-operate * On Tourist Edition British Entry In Fight la Demanded Blind Student, Dog Graduate Together Southern Power Cut Postponed One Week Congress Asked To Notice Cuba More Services For Dr. iAdolph PfaffKn V Will Be Friday Navy Taking Over Iceland Shipping Dade Official Makes Plea In Sluve Case Gas Shortage Almost Erased, Saya Ickea Axis Ship Sunk Each In Mediterranean Roosevelt Approves W PA Defense Work C o n d i t i o n Of J: Injured Women Reported Today r British Lord Asks For Invafllon Army Winter Visitor Gives Sanford Free Advertising On Mkhig&n Billboards V f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 22, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c281c3ac8b5818e6b55306c93c40f90a.pdf 30d5b0dd5430a957cf007b375aff6cba PDF Text Text i I ■* • iju m n c .r u M P D A • • • V I mauling: Gator id Games Offer Series O f Thrills Paces Big: 10 Pcdtbaff Race . fo **ie **a , . .y cI a m Ic . N & ISO H 1 4 M V I M f WAo IS HOT AM A H S t f AMAOUATB OF VOWA sware t o M. Edison Plant......... lltllabrgh Orlando---Plant City SL I’ata— Jackson..... Lee___ _— Gainesville. Clearwater Lakeland.... Landon ....... iT0?n com m on raw, tender, m ueeui mem* mgglet to sell you Y V r » U U I f y y . v T . ;./ ", . _ J1 ; M BBM M . Supreme Expected ua 26 25 48 TALLAHASSEE, O ct 30 fSpeeUl) . Interest fit ib a 'tl*-. 82 A33|**OB* n#** Spring will probably 28 J 83 canter on the race for the Su31 .000 prams Court seat o f retiring Jue£ £ ! « « • J: B, Whitfield who ha, 44 a Expert Repairs 1940 Dodge Deluxe Coupe ...... ORLANDO, Oct 20 — ( S o ­ cial)— -T h e- 1941-42 grapefruit crop will be o ff about ala- par. cent nr around 4,3800,000 bexee, according to estimates rtlaaaed last week by the Department o f Agriculture. Total U. S. produc­ tion may exceed 40,000,000 bqi0I I3 0 o 87 « ' 848 5 ? : ! ’ “ , ^ ’ «” *"• < • • • '31 ta. Florida's grapefruit production ' Thao. (T U f) Turnbull of Montfcwllo. Chairman o f tho State was estimated at 20,300,000' bdxea while Florida orangtra, includ­ ing Valencias, were estimated at •tt.noo.OOQ boita, a 200,000 Inereasa over last year. ‘ ,‘ Tangerine praduetlon waa aLi timaled at 1AQ0.006 boxaa. tio 12 0 I 2 0 0 1 1 & . STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. ICO HOHP-a A DAY WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.— (JT) ■The federal worka agency laid indaf- that 200 hornet war* dag completed every 24 houra tder the F W A ..dafen«. housing Fagram. In a atatemant. It aald U)00 homes. h a O ca n completed pee the ned of June. worth o f ~ ball-cfftryinr. Tijis w as X Tommy had two of his passes in­ tercepted. ADVERTISING An for Kimbrough, the big full­ ONCE back from Texas A. nhd M. got hold’ of the sphere nine time-, and showed a profit of only 2 yard*, being tossed once a loss of IT ■y GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK, Oct. 2a-(yp>- yards by the Colon..ms xnc, which Tho** darlings -of the rilver screen was enthusiastic about tickling •nd radio, Tom Harmon ami John the two famous newcomers. II" BUT NOW h Kimbrough, were only a couple had one 5»-yard run, though, awl I THE I I ' of young fellows b*dly out of i pair of 8-yardcrs. NEWSPAPER To Kioibrough's credit, be did condition as they made their pro. DOES IT I feaatonal fooUull debula by help- r-ime great blocking for Hannon jjli BETTER th* New York Americans during their scoring drive. _ n a 7-7 Ua with the Columbus la in an American League tus­ sle at Yankee Stidiom Sunday. FAIRBANKS-9IORSE In fact, the two frmoua All DISTRIBUTOR Americana of but year- spent Dur shop Is well equipped much more time sitting on the M ill Supplies |o make any repairs on bench trying to catch their brrath than they did actually earning farm machinery.. lrailcrn_ rlrriffation SyHtcm9 their 11600 honorariums out on or olher couiomcnl. the field. 'But that didn't keepj them from packing 254*6 paying customers Into the Yankee ball park and returning . fin* dividend on th* Americana' investment. The alia of the turnout Indi­ cated that for the fin t time th<- I National pro League might have some serious competition on Its hands for this city'* footbnll Machines Repaired — Expert patronage. A National League g.vne between the Giants ami Mill and Packing House Supplies nnd Repair Service. Pittsburgh at th* Polo Grounds PAUL J. STINE and GEORGE STINK. Owner* few blocks away drew only 24.004 spectators, which included more than a thousand service I . w f s , m T . I t S K O k l ) M ACUI.V K C 'O W P aN T . IS O . men who were admitted free. 207 W. Second 8 L »’*»»«• Though neither of the big at­ tractions playtd anywhere near his form in college, Kimbrough j and Harmon collaborated to give the Americana thaiy touchdown in the third period and Ua tha count. Alternating at toting the bull, they went 21 yards aeru*a the DODGE PLYMOUTH Bull', goal line, with Harmon eoveringg tha last four on a re­ verse from* Kimbrough. A s a d coaca a t But that Vne burst was some­ DARTMOUTH, RBPtAOcKr what misleading. During his seve­ DAXL 0M IK. ral appearances In the gnme, Hannon carried th* ball a total of 12 tlmea and showed ■ net first division at the finish of the gain of only 84 yard*. Which isn’t'had, but ae«ftely’ i« 21500 National League race. W *' W idle. HL Fa ter* burg drawi the esalgnment of trying to halt the atampedlng Miami EdUon l im n thla week, meeting the confer­ ence leaden at BL Pateraburg Prlday. Other games, all acheduled for Friday, follow: Hillsborough va. l* e at Jacksonville; Jackaon va. non-confaranct MUml aenior high at MUml | Lanijon va. non-conferanca Daytona Beach at Day­ tona 'Beach; LaktUnd at Walt Palm Btach; OrUndo va. Plant ._.__i' r * B/JacK; ,Sordf| Kimbrdngh And Harmon Fail To Please In Debut COACHES ■ GAINESVILLE, Oet. 20 — • <Sp*elal)— It’ii out to LnuliUna ; **x4 week for a eUsh with th* ./'I* 8. U. Tigers. Then after a U woek'a layoff, ■th» Florida Oa. ta n face a trio of major oppon. ante and rlvata ;n rapid aucees. |fi Mas. • ■/*)', \. Florlda’a annual classic with .ffcaBulldogs of Georgia rl Jack«■" — fltla nn rNor.uS-QTmipiiaaa Id h* played to a aell-ntr. crowd.' ‘ • From all paria o f Florida and Goorfta rrld fana converge on * Jacksonville for a r»m » 'hot at; ways commanda national alien. Uon aa an* of the day'* top rU tractions. "* A waek later the Gator* are In - Miami. In three atarnna, the f.' FIorlda-Mlaml name h-t* blos, aomrd Info a tremendous content, and haa drawn more fan* than any other grid Iren conical In thl* ■tat*, except for ■ M lf. CAtvpb IUI the MIW Orange Bowl On Noe. 22, Georgia Tech fomee to G »’nrlanil fnc lh» Flor­ id* Hbmeeomlng, ond that’a conaldtred "the natural'’ for the oc. ration. Alwmya colorful, and long ■ principal rival of the Gatoea, Georgia Tech, augmenting the other many Homecoming feature*, 1a certain to bring a great gnllaay o f fana to Florida Field. Aad aoxver a three week* pe. rV*d, Nov* H.22, grid follower* will have three noiahle opportun­ i t y to are the Gatora In action Wt three different polnta In Flor. Ida agalnat three big rival*. , After that, It’a all quiet nn th* Florida football front, tin’ ll the Interaectlnnal game with II. C. L A. at Jacksonville Dec. 20 Jaet four weeka aftor ’ he TethFlorida Homecoming affair. T. OCTOBER W, 1941 , '- w i j j au a .i i U. 0. Navy Band To Give Concert At Gainesville 1939 Plymouth Tudor A T LANEYTS D RU G STORE aoo ' B r e a k fa s t— F ret D in n e r— 1938 Dodge Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan 1938 -Plymouth 4 Dr Sed an ...... Supper Delivery— Phone 103 1937 Ply. Deluxe 4 Dr Sedan ~ Laney*s Drug Store We F ill AH 1937 Pontiac 8 4 Dr Sedan„ - P rescrip tion * A ll o f the above cam have the 100% Reel The Pittsburgh Pirate* are way ahead of taat year’s schedule. I t waa net until Jane 8, 1340, th*t the Bu m left place and launched the drive wlch Idpded them In }ha Guarantee.^ sonted this year, 4b* concerts W * H . w r i.T S 'ths puhlle- *7 Special InvlUUona hava been •xUndtd to ratmbtrr o f 1all Flo- tMtdlcal •» :* ExptnM <”• Covtrago > - > • -to«will » Im In tffoct* ter? ft t i fer a program of operatic, aym- * , t»u M d M . „ u s ,i. dental, hospUI. nursing, surgical murch reportolro. Vnnii.ru-.. . . . .-____ ■ ________ The official bond of tho United appliances and funeral eipanaaa.W . N. vy. u,U orTanl. C-v.'"- - ' TkhtU for both concert on aala at Florida Union, sst".,1 *: reef garden T la talking. h o s e tw o s id ii of oura iom«tim«i giv*' us a lot of troubls during (“unusuar w sathtr - os pooially if wo*ro trying to koop thorn both warm1 with a small *pac# hoator.! For hon|it*tOHioodhoss | this wintor uso, oloctrically dxculatod oil hoat Thon you can rolaz )■ you r fa v o rito oasy, chair and forgot all about tho tou»p«ratur* - your ontiro homo will bo cost and warm. Oil hoat is cloau, safo and odorloss. Elootrically cir[culatad, it is ‘ tops" in comfort Soo your doalor about ono MOW. You’ll j banish thooo drafty cor-i a m and cold floors, and cut down on this •4 htatino O bilL FMO| too,! IW 3 MB wfa^ iA . 4 .p. 4 08ou ’» « u « a in v ttu v _ ^^ ., > .r k Sf^SSmJmSSR , a a s r a ^ S 5-."- !I , 1 1 ! ■'-ssia9 - - M n M B B a r - Iiii 6 ivy-;. f s . r I t ?it r. , Ljnt. ' .3 •" ,**l^1\ ^. i ' . r*V -' ■k i \k i. i f- •U f j ^ 7 U M £ A l B D ^ '• •. *■ : ♦ �o . %on S a t a d u C ou n ty M m i F ru it And VtpUbka Than . 3iB0ir A m la Florida . Sanford la T h e Only O n lr a l I'lni liln ( ilv A flo n lin i; Hail, llii;h ii:.y And W itter TriuiJ*por1alinii Any. ( f l i r t I ■ ------ ^VOLUME XXXIII Established In 1908 Hull Requests MVar Zone Ban P ff U,S. Ships N azi T a rget In Tobruk SANFORD. » ■■■ * ----------■ — Request Is Added To Recommendation O f • Armed Vessels W A S H IN G TO N . Oct. 21 — </P)— Secretary Hull said today he believed the Neum*alitv A ct provision which bans American merchant ves­ uris from specified combat zones should "be replaced or m odified." i He tossed this rccommenation into the request that f r a U * ------M em ber A * w l * « e d M I ’ rww M ltF R H* Fuel Workers Unions Reject Axis Reports Capture Strike Closes Arbitration 1 Of Defense Plants tail Salari ries O f Donets River Basin I 20.000 Men Idle In t epr e sent at i v cH Of District D ue To 900,000 Employees B i rm in gbam Gas Refuse Efforts O f Fact-Finding Uroup Company Shutdown- Secret Hearings • Are Begun Today e FLORIDA. TU E8D AY. OCTOBER 21. IfMI I Secretary Says Neu­ t r a l i t y Provision m Should Be^Replac­ ed Or M o d i f i e d f Ort. 21 B IR M IN G H AM . Oct 21 (AT • ( Illi AGO. railroad u n io n * — Iron am! atccl ftb r lr a 'in f l^oiiitt-en plants, with many tlrf^n^r ord­ Fith yno.oon m nimm tinlsy n by President er*. wen* closing hrr* toil ay a« a ecte«| the offer strike at thr industrial tea* plant too«evrlt's Kmergvncy Hoard to Arbitrate the wage dispute hrcut o f f fuel atipphe*. Indu»s'rial aourres noid ahn’il fween the carrier* and l,2fW.000 Frank I., 30.000 workmen in the district gamred rmplnyra, ulhtdland. counsel for the 1t were idle ix-cauw of atnkea and *»-operating brotherhoods, an* •hutdownn brought by the induo* ioun g 1. trial gaa curtailment Shortage of indudtrial ga* y Fi\r operating brotherht»mls turned which followed a strike o f H00 With ::t*o,nnu members Sl« aa-Sheffielil Steel A Iron Go., fnwn the arliitrntion offer yes* furnace and by-protlpct* plant |t*l*y Carrier managements hud rmployro, forced the Birmingham J^greet| to it. Rnoafvelt's special G «« Co. In ahut o ff the miVni I f'rroidrnt supplying many induatriea. Thn art finding board proposed arhi. clone ah*>p in the main t'rik e la. |Ti»ti“ n of the railroad \«age di%Ut*1 Arbitration mean* the i||i. aue. In Wawhingtnn, labor Interrat liting parties agree in mlvance centered for the time being an 9 art ept wbMttorr recommendathe dispute phetween * he C I.O, tlr n« the arbitrator mny make. The railroads .igren1. but the United Automobile Worker* and Air* Aaaociatm, Inc . of llendit, five log operating unions, with N. J „ which make airplane 1*0 non members, declined Thus |he unions reserved their !.ght parts. The ilt-fentoe mediation Ixiard tf> "trike if dissatisfied with the commendation* of l!ie l'te«i. referred thia cane to Ihe o/fice nt’s bosnl, to he nrrde aft«*r i*s o f production management and NonPreaidrnt Ronnevelt Sunday after f^ct fmtling invea*igati«n. A ir AajuiciaU'a .rejected the Oparsting unions me to advice In if lissnl Imla.v of the»r attl^ hoard's rrcommendo^kma railing fo r immediate reempl«»yment of (tide toward arbitration of TeBland* novle by their 'lliit.iillO otrlkern. In two other ca«ea— (hone of drnihrrv ^ North American Aviation and r Uruler law, a strike mnv n«rt Federal Shipbuilding L Drydock We made effective until Hn doy* compuny — aurh referenro haa g l’ er the fact-finding hr*ui I has been a preliminary to government reported. The operating unions sr»* askoeixure of ihe plant*. To many in Washington, it Ing :;n percent wng» incr«*is»*s Appeared, however, that thera and the non-operatinr * broth *rwere difference* between lhra< hao- t. Incrra»r, o f ,10 I•• 11 rent* vnry wo caar« and that of A ir Aa- •n hour Current -ct.lv* icat ion. nml Hiunng aoclatca. Production at North Am* ■ntiinr i rriran and at Federal Ship U e different rallrnul' — ---------— building had heer\ stopped when 4 tho government stepped In. > A ir Associate* la onarating. He Leaders Co-operate president. F. l«eroy Hill, said yea. On Tourist Edition lerday that man-hours worked ' showed a substantial Increase in Town And Rail Lines Clues Found In Murder Car U io s ia n s Appeu r l !« - S l r m i i i i i r ; * On M oscow I l i n r C 'S r n l r V. R. A. * To 'F i d e \ in id I k it t i e B om bs (irrman Tow ns lli(l< - r l-’ o r c c s ta lia le \\ i l l ) \ I la r k In R eA i r N \ "ali'K i •• I• •llle.1 I’ OM tlM Iiim lid » IM•1*1 II I.ll Ib •i •••!»••» I« t "I.. f «t| ?*s|.•|M .«|t III lilt I .III lllli I |<9 Congress repeal now the iretion \|. *\\ * i»Kft l.i*l •*|I • o f the act which prohibits the w Inh* i I m* l! i i.m ; i 'w — . arming of United States ships. •i • •I t*» It* tiMmn*r I In* Constant N a il and Italian artillery fire on Tobruk. Libya. i.« A hslf doien senators—threw it m I d»* “ ii ,\|o ••v\ .iti.nl ^ernoenits-and three Republican', slowly knocking-apart many of the structures there. Inn still the — laid the issue of complete besieged city holds out. A soldier is shown easing through a shelllllli'* •ill« t.- ii. mu 1 1 il l ill I V • repeat -of the neutrality act tfcIII."' battered wall at the figure of a-msint' m w ek«iTn-wh>eh has been fore the Senate ytaferdny aaJlR•Ill- »..l ................ .......1, 11 1*. It Ik* • foreign relations romflUHist hard hit. •t 1* iml . r brushed aside minority protests ll.l lilt •• t 1L ll- • t*|M. It,* Vt*'l f gag rule to order brief, closed . • -.•»*.» .1 .1 t .*•• 1 # carings on the houje-approved 1. .!» f. 1 | MM armed ship bill. M•. After the committee had vot­ ed, 13 to 0, to begin taking tes­ timony today from Secretary Olull behind closed doors, Sanan.-w t - I’olico nuthorilic* in I'uitland, Me, look m W ir Bridges (R., N. If.), Qumey I. IO|ll (R., S. D.), and Austin (R.. .hoe* and sweater found in the murder iur m win pi tin. Vt.j, introduced In the Senats Jr., |fi, Leona Cunningh.ini. II. and Ida May l’ir . a resolution to repeal Uta entire ll Ml when picked -up hy pullet*. The trio air Ip l.l in t •" Sporting P i c t u r e s Candidates In Three act \l *. • 0/ .laying of a Nmih Carolina .onJrailei hi Al.i, This trio reportedly acted after W ill Be Used To Districts W ill Be # ronferenee with Wendell L. to their alary, he w.i* giving them a lift 11 .•i i C \ I h. I 1!, •uni WUlkie, the 19«0 Ranabliran A d v e r t is e City Elected Unopposed when he wa. -hoi to death. •HHI presidential nominee, who hat .ill* urged Ns party to take the load, \\ till I.II ll •Is. f pml Pictures of hunting and fishA .completo roster pf candlrrship in site mpto Us Wipe out I II ID I 1 .r " * * tag arises gre -being sought by dale* fur thr office of ajrniil •»»i* I; F. «*• i. » ’ October. YSo following- wwrrtwnt > and f i M W M H l nt Commerce to U tnnrtue fo r alt o f ’ tho a lk 'lft*. ni.-nil. I I• hii.ineaa men have slrrmly M i ­ trict* wa* finished by the dead­ ueed In tho advertising campaign line la*t. night...T. W, Lawton. «. I i nified thrir intention • I Ml II Id d raw 'm ow vWtfora fb this cchonT ntnipftnirnrtent,' annntmeed U ll. ■-|ieratif>g with-. Tim /ianford ter in'the day ofXerad a rtpeal ■ ■ .a y " J• , VC llemld lii pulili»hing " ,-pecinl ____ locality, - Mr*. - Mayma Hodgkin, today. . 1 _ __ i.tv* f which would leave Intact only the • TdOflst Kdltlon on Oct. 27 All legatee* from Districts No. - i U - J. \ • J.f.H Dll 1 V' in charge of tourist activity, aald 1 hi' 1* law's proelalona giving tho Free' rr~* r 1tfrTrv'f' . ** |• ♦m. which will Im- ilii.lritnit.-il t" .1, No. 4 and No. 0, have an\V h flux XV* » * •i III 1 I 1 Jrirnt central, over munition* ex. today-.........1 'X f . | . 1^00 pnuperlive winter visitor. hi ••l.l It •fJV,l>r nounrrd for re-election and will yritrn IX ill'­ it-**iii awl 1 II ( •Jiorts from thin ’colrAtry. “The1 Seminole County Cham­ go in unopposed while the IS*, H-lactai frnni n apecinl (Tinmiier -rtta-kv cur m ll..'. 1 It. t 1 ••II* It ll . f ! > ito'lif. >1 l , ' tn.ui (*nt^ • M iW (The two major features of ber o f Commerce Is in a posi­ trict* No. I and No. 2 hgve a • • x x ii|i|iron< ft. of ■Csmmerre li.t, a. well a. wn«l NlatoN.il lit. -11) • M •1 .1 lllli' I(„ . the neutrality act aa It etanda am tion to get a great deal of (rro panel uf rnnilidatea that include 1 • V M l.l • lull X X 1 3 1 It .1 lIlIT thousand* of othrr reader* both 1 x 1 • • 111 H i r*in«iMr mi uu • Giles F. win, Orlando at­ in Florida and throughout the (1 ) a clause prohibiting the arm­ publicity for our county and San- all o f the Incumbent tru>|pe* ' ' 4 i n Hi. • il / 1h* 1.an 1 ll'uhx ing o f merchant ships and (3 ) ford through tho medium of and ala new candidates, and DU. torney, addressed a meeting of nation: "1 ln‘i ii lit t»i ii tilt al" ' " 1 »1••XXll. 'll* •The III JIM * * 1 it " im •1 X X• r«' •. the rampbcll-Loasing Post last a provision preventing aurh ships many advertising agcncic* and 1 in.' il. 1llf •.•Ilv ll.’llli *1 lvey’» trict No. fi has Two for..rc-elcc. night- in*lho absence of the dis­ During Uu* p-t-t two w n j ,• - r\- (liken I** Hit l.l -Mlf ll Ml l». 1 M, l! (Jr°ns going Into combat sonea and out of state newspapers,’' tho lion and one new candidate. III In l 11 i i i i r , *.|t | (ll»to ~ - 8watn‘*"H»trery-Serv*e*— MV— • ,»!»• i-.ii i Al • lxflee • -fror-\ ► nionvuung girK T s v u h»vn add ’ trict commander and atreaaed the pertain balllgerent porta. The said. “Thty wnte almost daily lirHiimd— Swann’* Modern Cabin* Thn*e announcing from dietrirt importune* of illi'l M» ed •" t hi* County's NVA rm increasing the armed ship bill would nullify the for pictures of Gating and hunt- one, .Sanford.: are Mrs. W. ill Mil** • W. R. "Speedy" Willis I. |dny,» bringing Ihe total up l» n t 'l l I f 491• ’ . H l l b 'l l ' t i i| | | *| • first prohibition while lha neu­ Ing aa wall aa othrr activities Morgan, R. It. Chapman and W. membership Jn "timaa like these.” . I. Mi Murray W. OverstreeA I.M I mlii-ii' \ff Kin • • "ii worker*. I*n< lludgr.*, prujirt J. “ C. Trawlck. post adjutant, trality act repealers would, » f pertinent tir this locality.’' ; lb-.ni l. . • rh inilr 4 Htalry** He*taursnl M f> Ml lb! I .Ml -in il M M. Haynes, and tha nsw candl. morse, wipe out both restrleIt la very difficult for tho dates, Mrs. Wlnnlfrad 8. Moaelev, said today. Milton Gore1* Service Station time keeper, reported tiulay. nli.it i i t it ti Ml The a|i|irupciiition fur I hi ->I p*' •'1 Il •I* b* I** * it -tlona.) u n A.king all m*mbrr» to pay Chamber o f Commerce to secure Mr. W 'r j. V. done* Tire Shop n r . * i . I»m g mainly need for I-Oil* I" ■ I- i • ThO two repoafnllls were im­ II .1 III. • il'l tCtUTW without*" thd • nr* ? f " ' r1,; j ^ a j l i n l s r r r j ’|.!..r A J f ^ l .MilU dv L-uliC-jn nii cjy;. ThlLrv-— ftffltnr * mediately referred to tho foreign n of the people. There.it"? Sanford llllirk Co. «iii'l Mini rnnaeipienlly the u ffi." II- |iil.,l ............. .. Monday night. Mr. Trawlck re relations coreihltteo— concerned fore. It would be greatly Hey. appre­Krecl ....... ; ,r r'-m t-th y rr^ p vf n r ■•■. m^ N W. W. Ant.. Part* Korward, Roy L rniinxl _einpU*y>-wir^il1any rlerirnl t Im 1 officially aa yet with only iho I'M ID ciated If you hunters end Unwell fisher­ and L. J. North, all in- ported. A number of ehrlc move* Fred T. William* niMVIlltf ll* r f|MMl III*' Millull.Ill* •' 'f'*V *" ' •r wiirkek*' mid arvretark-a a* it ilnl were discussed by the post but house-approved_mea«ure_for arm- men, when you have been for­ 8anford Atlantic Nutlriflal lu.t year. Mrs a i i . i*r n.. ti.Nv I 1*:' '• I • , . . cumbent, and W. 3. Hartley ami no action-was. takan at that time. ■ if . . i I. . \v.1 . I i<i> i- • . m i l l , lii'i- Ii l.l tune ta~Td your 'trip*,' waoid -call W7“W7 wontgumary, new candi­ nJR ___ Sam Hawkin*. David At pre*ent there, are two girl* " ............... Mur. for tha Sons o ( .tha U - Faria's Sunocn Statno. ---------admlnbtratlotl fakuna either R. L. Cox *c A. Wleboldt dates* -----L .‘ibjui » tii.'L. * 11J .•!♦• i. iiiii f'jt \ro t r ---------------lr wlm work for Hfif., ’M ie II Max * h7 n ,,n gtun ere hearing their deadline com. and hava *your catch or garni[il* MipH.il ini^lii In |mi.r ii'** firmly In tho saddle, tho t liarher Shop, Arsadu Tnmlcep In tha Qvledn dulrirt. id na. ar ..-bclu b c l u r eThomas' l ------- ------------------------- w-dt nt ihr vnentionsl srKnal, mi.- hiul Ro-t ll*- -• H I - t»l fill *» bhhttfifrspheir -xy-tlMr-*»pvfi»e- «d and-.must ba—paid. no. or -TRRttrnWWudr-BlmrHtjr th >it ni mil i ii •I II9IUII' I I.M**I ii’ r r'T . r n f y ^ y e ~ r ; u ^ n i * : 'air,r f » r esiedaivoi pubiio hoiSfisss Haw-Chamber - af. Commrrrr. Mia, Jhu ___ Kaaferd—Avenuo— llct r _ Garden. Srh'—I.—Grammar Hehowli Lymow IV i l l irnrTn* L^LuJjJiL ^ 4JJiillLi_l»]».v* l iliivvil rn rvrr^ r the ship arming question, voting Hodgkin In g«pl xeplalncd A. 3. Ig»»lng’» Trsn*fer k Stnr- High School, Ovlrih, High School, Ixmg. K. T. 11amil and. Nolan rrriumting that father* T>T~Hi? Thr * "tl'Ml'Mi \ T > tii*- i in-n » -r n m..|<>r la wind no nil testimony not h*lp you could Frre; lake Monro*, Gua Schrnah hoy* Uka notice aad pay tht age. Jack'* Dew Drop Inn, J. J two. in Seminole High Sch«*>r* X4 1 f * r.f M . \ ,». |». \ v, K i h m . I " nt- m I h i i l I —a.iiil tin* ^jpler than 1:00 P. M- T l M l ! — contribute Is siih«r 'cell In by J. G. Mane and Horold Ka»tner due* nf tha boys. I'arrtah, Hanlandn Spring*, San. offiie nml one girl who acL< II K |V| " l * * • I » l I.M »• 1. . |' ‘ I . - iii I ’ liivrr. city of The meeting wai well attend'd fund Mattre** Factory. J»n Mn**' phone or In person end tell us O. If. Flynt announces ns a new M i d i * | m i l . t | y f Mu f m p i f . i t flu ” agtu-ulturc In.lruclor Al>-x Rlb - rkraiim and In* of any particular interesting or candidate from tfiormnr .sit**' n n 'iv n i ,o-*— Geneva along and routine business aa well a* lliwyrln A Repair Shop, Weri j ml 1 •*y mi iht- linn IIIVi-1* unusual trip you hove mode. with Orie Mnlhlno* and J. Wat the plan* for tho Armlatico Day The Jeweler and Howard lloleler Johnvon'a .ccrclnry in Hut Fu- IlMlki It IhiIm , ll.li l 'H " ! .1* 'll, tunKarmen* lluiMing. I lln. in l. the g.iliway program were dlacusaod by th* This makes good reading outaido lace Smith, tha Incumbent*. Cheater C. Foagite Co.. Hup»"»•' AI*o there la one negro NVA kilt’*' 19firI linkl". Ml Iiilil.'i H t - 1] I' m members, Mr. Trawlck declared kina Grocery A Merk't, Modern tin I niii.itin. slut n krv»tnnn i|» of our state.1' c u l t m i l»#-r f.ti • rmplojee, who j* arcrrlary to the iiilhcrn il'i i.m lumiminl“ All this Information helps to shea Shop, Sanfnnl-Ovi'dn Trurk agrirolturn imlructor nt ( ’ room’* Mr •. Kii' m '* * 'ii x%i i t•*«I |lit.. .Iiuetu.i-, •oil Bnnford to out of to w n peo­ Defense M ay E ffe c t Growers, The While ll'rnn, II. Arnilriny. III hllVC l»* •l| l •till|•I* f•l , ....... 1 t tfi'iii It,..,,., it ma < ii. iili'lntple. which U whet wo all want. M. Gleason, Sanford Ga* Co., Auto License Plates Students, Instructor Mim llodgr* diarloaed Ihnl itolll'I. 1 1... >t-)l Hu i lll'ii v a nil. .1initially 2nd It will bo publicised In papers Graan Valley Dairy, Pin«-hur»t there mny he n few more pn.i Injured B y Explosion Grocery, Security l.umbvr t I, nml in- leHiilni., ............ ..uteri Mrs. J. T. McLain. Sr., af and magxxlnea Uuwuphout the tlon* filled during Ihl* school- Norwegians Ordered ......... Irvi'li.pllig il lu-wr illrlnj.-WASHINGTON. OcL SI - f * 7 Supply Yard. Geneva, died In Ferttald-Leugh- entire oast end middle west. term. but ainre there are 1 1 in. nl in in uv. r iiy.ii" • Soviet “ I f at the present Uma you — Tha govern»*at*B aaarrh for NEW YORK. OcL 31 —U P lRatliff A Hon, Nlek's Package ruuntiea in Ihe arm, Seminole'* Jpn Memorial Heepital today at To (Jive Up Tunis hi inn-1 rlauii. 't I'1 1-' t11 he.1'i■long have any snap shot* of your game drays to ronaarva tUal for de­ Nine itudent* and two Instruc­ Store, 11. A A. Department Store, W ilB A. M-, following an 111- or good strings of flah. wo could fense to gradually gvttlng around flight Nn*i anui.e-* --light **• , tors wero aplattered with hot Tha Outlet, Cowan Co., C. C. appropriation i« somewhat small­ OSl.O, G< rtoun •I* »'upi# .1^ ” n r. neaa at one year. ■ - uae^ttoem nowv and will bo gUd to automobile Ileans* plates. . vt* th.- lni|.re-«n.n Oi.it tin- f ill sulphuric Mid Monday In an ox- Walsh, Seminole County Hoard of er Hun rounlic* which have a wav, Oct. 21 Ijl'i l iti mint Mrs. McLain wan horn Apr* te*keep your k*turoe intact aad numle-r of defense project*. n f l.ith Kliark-v and Rn»t«»w wn» Officials of tha office o f pro. plosion daring n chemistry •*Aiilitary uiithnriiii Monthly m JO, tMfe in Lancaster. Wise., ratturn them to you,” aha conelud- durtlon managomant report that periment at Columbia University'* Realtors. ..... . I - I be 1-iOer it waPigxly Wiggly A Lovett's, W. •la*f« * 1 nil |irivnti> rUixyii* i t *i | .t but has resided ha Seminole I,.ifd that German fn.ee* Mill •omtthinr like 30,000 tone of Havemtyyr Hall laboratory. II. Kelts 8*rvlc* Hlallon, Wagoner Woodmen T o Plan •ho •• mi thrr<* m<rtln'rf tnlmin. .i n- advancing • • 1 " f 1 'ganrug. County fo r the past W years, o d - _____________ , J ----------- - *tevl go Into tha mnnufscura of Throe af tha 11 suffered »e. Furniture Co., Palmetto Grocery, islralivt* *litotri*t« in *|<-1ix t-r uu v |,ii h Itself i. but UU’ null * ahort f r i e r to tho 40 years the lived For District Meet nil llrrnaa tags each'roar. rloua bunts. The otharu wero l.odg* A Son Grocery, Takarh Irn-'s, ti'iiting titnttfrial nrnl uf Itn.lnV, to Geneva, her homo was Maury Maverkk, former T o *, trvated at the college Infirmary Restaurant, Jimmie Cowan. Mick■ ’' * Eyes Found A s Secret Oviedo. Plan* In send • delegation nf knapsaik*. Already. H 'f'A *«->erlrd, llio a* rongresaman now on tha'OPM and rotoasad. e y 'r Pharmacy, Spencer's Top TI.** G« roinn* nl-*» « l tl.li-lu .l a Tho 73 year eld woman wan local ni'mlvera of the Woodmen vA.ii.-r rrclimt »»f I W muiiriucly O f Flyin g Balance t u f f handlhMy <ho priority prob­ Meat acrloualy Injured was Shg^, Angel's Fat - Shark, Mae'a a member o f Geneva1* firs t Baplems o f aUte and local govorn- Ctoronca Iltokay, 39. tha In­ Klaatrie Service, Htantoy-Roger* of thiWorld to tha mcating of conirol for thi*. ilMlrilmfi-m »»t iiii|Miitnnt .Suvirt oil /apply lma mim'd warm tnni'xiri -till ,n ji, running *ffom Baiun** in Uu* • au» tint Church and active la tu district two to bo held at Or­ " N OPM hope* to aaro structor who waa holding Iho Hardware Co., Hanson's Shoe CHICAGO. W Vwli*»l**sMlcr on*l tP IW A V V l Oot.t 31 - .ll,a», atmtloaa fo r mnty yearn, aa | U n II nm»4 mn *f99»| lando Oct. 30 will bo discussed pootogvsinn' * f . Tha aacrot of an alrplnn# P>Jf-* half if oot mars n f the annual beaker of Mid whan It exploded. Sho*. rmi’iiif.M tnri'r*. aa fa n — M r affairs, ------------------- — — at the regular session o f lha itoal ton nag* going Into license He auffared hum* on the face, nal good W. T. WhlUhrad. Hofmann A n«W Srorw«gi.M» p« »1 ic• * T T riJ i i m l Services ret the do* fc-t----- b* ht l * o f plates. Celery Camp tonight at 7:30 o’­ body tad hands. Harold E. Brail- Flaetrle Service, Duke’s Plat*, clock. will ho cmdactad Wed. anra, M nrwiy n^knl aapart re C- C. Collin*, secretary of rri|iiifi> F » r r M mgua 3 vtifjrji Om ras* T l m l ov, 33, assistant Instructor, of . .. afternoon at 3:00 e’etoek •arted Monday. the group, announced this morn­ tier to aulhoritic.d t h r ir M » "nu Upper Montclair, N. J.. and Mr*, S T Lawla If. Bau*r o f H.oip- Nebraska Student Is rinr^.* whirh an* moally i f jm.M at tho fir s t Baptist Church la ing. Mon Maritas, 33, * ■tadtnl. •fond. N<y T.. GroO coai— ncianJ Consul Commander W. P. It Ii ratimatril thjt ihiarr urn *2,. a wtro hoaplU llied. •Stum ocfcooi •« * * * » .,» ^ Fields will proslda at-tho meet­ 2 0 0 aurh riniri in Norway, ing xnd .the j a i l activities of KANSAS CTTT. OcL S I.-**) F on d prices Expected the camp .will bo discussed,' the Wickard Supports Fllturo Fannaro of American )'un«iVaT''*enficcl fnp Sever In ■ Secretary said in urging nil mem­ To Go U p 25 Percent Farm Price Roof Rapp win. .lied Sunday night a t bers to bo present Fernatd-laiughtnn Mem"ri*l Hoe. today with lha U tk O f S U r fa rWASHINGTON, OcL S I — 0P> WASHINGTON, OcL 21 (At (vital, will Im; r»ndurtril at Frick* Passenger T r a ffic — Secretary nf Axrirullure von Funeral *llnmu Wednesday Thu Jaycees will meet tonight A g e nts H o ld M eet Wlckard gave his auppnrt in,lay morning nt 10:iUI '.’clock, with at the Palms and Pin**, on tho to prirr.rnn'rnl I'gidnlion which llie Rev. U .'l). Iln.wnlen ufflcUL. ba hwTMaad M arly 3 3 1 percent Orlando road, a ) 7:39 o'clock. would authnriie ceiling. »n farm ing. JACKSONVILLE, OcL 31 I M I and that tha aaUoul Fnllnwing servlcca, the remain* (Ay— Th« annual convention of product* at net Ir*. than tin would odvaoca 19 ta I t A ’ aormit wan Ucoed to Henry tho American Association o f Pas­ percent nf parity, but dcrhrftl will be taken to F.vcrgrven O m * . ZurObde to centrsct f . a Aah- senger Traffic wer- lery for burial. The HX year old Agents opened agricultural cn.nm.MlUiea aka 3100 worth of re- b iyi Monday.* man to survived by no Immedioia not high yet. two-atory frama house .Wirkanl told tha Ifnu.te Rank­ retoiivg* in the United Kla tea. J. W ,. Small of-N orfolk. Va., 1339 Sanford Avnum. presided at tha opanlng etealon ing Committee considering On- lie wu* born in Germany sod nt which traffic agante from IV Admlntotrntion-suppdilV«i| price moved to Sanford about 30 year* lUtea Ulkid shop# • *- ■ control bill that price ronl.ol ago. Tho ceovlotion will caatlnua •loo* would not prevent infla­ Pallb«ar*ni wUI bo: IL E. More agriculture, be rto. Henry Nkckl*. Hoary W itt*, through today, of U r width dal*. tion. Aa for said, the surest preventive wa. Sr., Julius Takacb, Sandy And«Ke . lj£OM4il pr>4«sU«. _ ____ •93 n i 8«J! H ? u * r , _____ _ j£ i t f New Method To Complete School D raw Tourists Trustee R o ste r Is D escrib ed Is A n n o u n c e d Orlando^ Attorney Urges L e g io n To Build Membership 1 1 ft n i Two From Sanford Seriously Hurt In Crash On DeLand-Daytona Road NY A Employs 10 Ybunff Girls In County S c h o o ls -e — ./ ?- W- Z / % Mrs. J» T . McLain* D ie s Following 1 Y e a r V Dtaess Funeral Services I ForSeverin Bapp. Will Be Wednesday W i w r 'S a - ^ i :" s lF Va xv*•■.'V.*i *VvVio< »w ‘ I. «:?v >> Iw lifim liH w ^ & ' ntf m �i TH E SANFO RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA The Wr */T ' r * W k m e v e r* .r r e r .e e * •*•**< ■ a r e a r a l Bee fa r * , r te e te a 111 H a a a eU a A r e a s * Although many o f Am erica's young men are being reectetl fo r military service on account o f physical defects, he new army, as a whole, which is composed largely o f »*ectlvo service men, is n healthy one, and In better physical shape'than the forces of 1917-1918, according to life insur­ ance statistics. *' Admissions to “ sick report” aro now running well under those o f tho first World W ar and the death rate from di­ sease— styled “ the most striking evidence pf the present arm y’s good health"— has been under one per .1,000 per year, o r less than one-tenth the rate fo r the army In the corresponding period o f 1917-1918. Th e mortality In tha new arm y is actually lower than that now prevailing flt comparable ages in the general population o f the comrify. " I t should l>e a source o f gtea t public satisfacU oirlnat the health o f America's new army is being maintained at such n high level,’’ says a bulletin from the Metropolitan ,lfo Insurance Company, “ This reflects both the careful selection o f tho men and the high quality uf the medical *,,~ ,rvlsIon and core provided fo r m e m / "T h ere are severol diseases in which extraordinary im­ provement has been recorded in our new army, ns com­ pared with the draft arm y o f 1917-1918,” the company explains. In the Fall o f 1917-1918, some camps were swept by serious epidemics o f measles, mumps, and the upper respiratory infections, while there were local outbreaks of epidemic meningitis. “ Measles Incidence, fo r instance, reached a peak i» t e of nearly 240 per 1,000 per year in November 1917, and the death rate fo r that month from this disease .was live per 1,000. In contrast, the maximum rate o f measles inci­ dence In the present army was 67 per 1,000 in March 1941, and has recently fallen to one per 1,000. Moreover, the measles mortality in the new army is negligible, while in 1917-1918 it was u m ajor cause o f death among the soldiers. • The admission rate /or mumps Jn the 1941 army is currently under f i f e per 1,000 per year, and tho peak rpte In A p ril was J7-7. In contrast, in 1917-1918 the fc*ak rate was over 200 per 1,000 In January and February 1918, and then fell to about 26. Cases o f epidemic meningitis are now comparatively rare in the army and the number of deaths quite small. In 1917-1918, death came to neurly one-third o f the much larger number o f men who contract­ ed the dlefcase. Mortality from in flu en u and pneumonia in the present arm y is low. ‘T h e health record o f Am erica’! new army up to the present has been gratifyin g, especially since tho very con­ ditions o f m ilitary training have-elem ents o f extra risk, both from disease and Injury, which are not present in ordinary civilian life. Th e -American people may look for­ ward with confidence to a continued record o f good health among our ooldlera, in so fa r as it lies within the power o f the arm y and its medical staff.'* _ lU r if fe d a * mogmmj j l * M re■ (!* * O ereW e * r . l t l * . Ik * r e e l O fflew ■ t S eaferC . K I . r U a aaA er Ik e A ct a t C e a c re e * e f M erck R, l**T . A O IeL A N D 1*. U K A E U lltv c o n n o a n r . u v — n u ia e r e m l; ftr a f V -4\'*9‘ t M«|J A A J WfrT t r _ y jr> • »" * L |44>l U •*♦♦♦’ | -| . b *e» * f-r L • Orr*., • te • k > ih o i a t ’ M t C M im O V HATK* l- e r e k le ta A X te e c * B y ra n te r * O a * M e a t k ----------------- --------T k f f # M e e t lu ______ .. .. W l M o l l * re.—— ..... .... ........ ow # T e a r .................. .......... T t * 2* ,a .ra | ]j| lu i (S ee A ll • M l a i r f M lie r a , rmrAm ( U j d i a , r e « » la ll« a a O t e M a l a a r i l a fa r IN * parpaaa r t l f l R i fmmAm w ill be r h a n e f ■ 1 F F f ila r a ilv e r tia lB f ralra, •( ml al far I ala ad N e w iM M V K r ^ r o o ls * * I » m , fa r . r r fN e k a t Tb# H erald la I k * U l K i u l f i r Id mi ad v rrl ! • ! » * . Ottirmm mrm a salatalard la Ik# l a v * 99i t i l l o a f Ik e rw u a lrj will# prn** •Jpdl I v M o a r t r r a la ( b l r a « a a ad >*W T .r V * ..T W I fr m ld I# a m #m N#p a f Tib# A«s#risl#d Fr##« wklrli U #«•!••Ivdlr rallllrd ta flba a## far rt■yiktlrafUa af all >#a« dUpatrtira .*•*'*• # rPtflf#^ fa It ar aaf allbrrwlaf •tj^ltdd fa llkla HP#r aad alra - A, ■11 rifkts fa fNbllrilUa af aprrlil *L re. • . dUMtf*#a N#r#la art alaa reoervrf Mbg TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1*41 ■te . *• B IB L E V R IW K FOB T O D A Y i K t' reV , ... • T -. v • BLOOD AND SAND' Health In The A rm y Sanford Herald BateMl.kee la leeo GOD’S GUIDANCE: Commit tby wav unto the l^ird, trust al* 0® In llim, and He .hall bring it to pare.—Psalm 37:5. ALTITUDE (From Vpirea) We heard their erica before we ■aw the crows, A *core of them. But on. I* not a crow. The (h ip . I. longer, .harper winged —a hawk. Cooil lly he circle, round end round. dodging odl * Their b.aks, enduring tho.e he cannot dodgr, But ail tha -while he wheel, ho a)*o rlre* — Slowly, *o .lowly w . can't- nee him ri*.. We •ea that ha I. higher then he we*. We h.ar tha anger of the crow* come fainter. ! . *r 'At lari one crow drop, off and ' than another. Then five or .lx are .trat:g)ir>r down the «ky, 1Then only two ore left. Then one Then none «:00 6:10 8:15 6JO 6:45 •7:00 7:15 7 JO 7:30 M A lilE M M IMPLEMENTS .CONVERTS ,5H.EULJtlAS6SuEQRiARMY anufacturer q f FACEp;W|THlTftE*F«)|lfEM’OF ' WAITING BHONTHS FOR EQUIPMENT TO PRODUCE 7SMM SHELL CASES, ONE MANUFACTURER UTILIZED OBSOLETE MACHINES AND (*RTS THAT HAD BEEN IN DEAD STORAGE AND WAS IN PRODUCTION IN . ip, Martin county they alter* for the north-1 . — - K+owiag * m tm an e. market. It U beginning to anow on the ( Mclbourno I* boosting marl* gold* In It* civic beautification jgmpalgn. Thg_ Time* >uggrata caillny.lt “Marigold 'Melbourne!" Tha winter aeaaon I* at hand, .gome o f laid year’* visitor* have already arrived—TktuavUla Htar'Advocate. The more tha merrier Secretary Stull say* you don't JSINOV^RUNNING' t OFaSCHEL Beating plowshare* Into ■word*” might well be the themv f°r_U|a r » . iw k * y • . tlc,ftni<(_ work being turned out by n manufac turer of farm Implement., When defense production wrn getting really under w«y Inal >>ll, thla- firm tackled the Jot arhom .it cttCrfiLeohvtrlTk. glial Into ahtll production, tha tech­ nical cxperU on tha ecoipany'a route*. What they finally did waa to go to thai<* own discard­ ed and obsolete machine*—tha so-called “ junk pile**— and re­ claim whatever looked in the least adaptable to the new jah. And today,, right down tha shell production line, one old'lnachine after asother In thia plant Urns once. H didn't do much good. The difference between gueelp and Idle chatter Ilea In whether you are telling or llatanlng. — •arwss can probably afford to logw t money than dealers haw*— . MIAMI, Oct. 21. <8peeial)_ Advantage* of Florida a* an ideal location for defenre induriRal manufacturing plant* were ( t r e ­ ed by Ccmmander Bruce Q Leighton, president of Intercom!, neat Aircraft Corp. here, in a talk to Miami’* Rotary Club lart week "Thl* la probably the uJh.i place in the country for a pjfnt .ueh a. our*,” *ald Leighton. "L y ­ ing in the center of a ring of de. fen.e tha iv.tend* clear acres* the Atlantic, Southeast Florldn would be v«»tly Ira* vulnerable to oversea* air attack ' than # iy four great west co«*t manufactur­ ing renters. New England, or the Middle Atlantic *tatea, once our outlying defense base* are conn ploted.' In addition to Southeast KJar. ids', strategic geographical 1™,. tion with reganl to safety and transportation facilities, Leighton pointed out that this ottered tho best undeveloped lator market in the United State* today. "More than 86 percent o f # i 960 people working at Intereon tinent tod*y.” .aid Leighton, “ were obtained right In this popuUtion area. M»ny of them were men who had ‘retired’ to Florida.” Intereontincnt U now perfnmring on 36,000,000 worth of gW. ernment defenre contract* for vital alrpUne parU. Tomorrow'. Program 6:30 Norman Beasley and hi. Fla. Cowboy. 7 :06 Breakfast Brevitir. 7:46 UP Newa 8:00 The World Today 8:16 Morning Devotion. 8 JO Sunrise Serenade 8:45 Greenfield VUlage Chapel 9 MO Yowell Drew’* 9:15 American School of the Air 9:45 UP Newa 10:00 Blue Streak Rhythm 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Marne) 10:43 Woman o f Courage 11:00 Time far the T im e 11:13 A t Home with Sally Mar­ tin 11 JO Invitation to Walla 11:46 UP Newa 11:65 Program Rrsme 12:00 Kate Smith Speak. 12:16Cbcckerboard Time 12:30 DenceUme 12:45 Our Gal Sunday 1:00 Dixie Farm Club 1:30 Bridge Schnl of the Air 1:46 Road of Life 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 2:16 Joyce Jordan 2 JO UP Newa 2:35 Building /or Defense TrtS Matinee Musical. 3:00 Afternoon Varieties 3:16 Bob Hanon Song* 3:30 Renfro Valley Folk. 3:45 Children Alto are People j 3:65 ft* * * New. 4:00 Columbia Concert Urihcatri 4:16 Accent on Munc 4:30 Landt Trio 4i45 Prru New* 6:00 Twilight Melodie* 6:16 Tb* Coldberga 6:45 Juit Entertainment ■» AndersonG rifflth Funeral 1 Out or 3 ilT A i Scholarships Given Blind Florida Girls ~ D R ." H E N R Y • M cL A U L IN , JR. I CA728 APARTM ENTS# Cstsa BuIMlng Nke.cUea S room sod sri-{ vat* lath aMTtm.au faraUk•4 with ttgnU, hot aad tak' ruaniog water. Only 1 1 # ha altewadi plUacea wll [ hype P A M . N .«T . O ct t l toms WHERETO GO AFTER, \ JT READING * THE ADS ^ J « r s la to throw your entire ln to r o t 1 M E W Director 701 E. 3ad BL Ptma* 438 -lha—hulk of tho g a rtla t Including all turning tqul waa rebuilt from units pllsned la from tho old storage truly remarkabV story. Kneed . An example t One o! SjriQgT B U K S T 8 FROM T H E A ffM v MWml~iui Arksnaa* Traveler Rimer Davbi and the New. We Tb* People Report to the Nation Glenn Miller Public A ffair. Sport. Reporter New* of the World Harry Jama* Blue Barron Linton Well*, new* Sign O ff f t Industries Told NEW *YORK CITY Oet. 21.— (Special)—Among 18 blind atudent* of exceptional ability ami prnm.0 ehoaen by the American foundation tor lb* Blind of. New York City to receive schotarahlpe. are two Florida girls: Mira J-uey Dent Smith o f South Miami aild MU* Alma M. Chalker of DeFunlak Spring*. MU* Dent b a graduate of Ota Florida School for the Blind where .be received an A. B. degree in 1031 MU* Chalker’* Is a renewal o f a similar, scholarship she re­ ceived but year which eaablod her to attend the Florida State out the shell-centering operation Collego for Women. The Foundation's purpose In without waiting for a spacial•cbolarablp* ly built unit from tho hardpressed machine tool Induitry. What tha enginren and pro­ duction aapart* finally did Was to 'construct two centering ma­ chine* by taking two old an­ gina lathe* from the wrap pile and equipping them with airgraulie cylinders, than mounting Conference On A id cantaring unit* In conjunction thg cylinder* on the lathe Tp Russia Catted one-tenth of th ft o f a now othsrs*' lives and Mangan In Tou r American*. s State For Aii^ v m ie y & S " * Why not get tho oId’ house painted before winter and keep from having to rebuild ■half of It nest rummer? Taatgkr* rr Pre*. New* Program ilr.ume Voire of Broadway Outdoor* with Bob Edge Th* World Today Annivreraary Program Musical Interlude UP New* Second Hu.band 8:00 Boy* Town 8:30 8:55 9 KM 9:30 10:00 10:16 10:30 10:45 11 00 11 :S0 12:00 12:06 Got To Be A H abit to m^ko A fliomentou« decision. Ha said, ‘A t Doullen* 'otuid m yadf between two menTOrie was saylnu t h a fw e were lost; the other, pacing up and down like a madman, wanted to fig h t. I M id to myself. “ L ot us t r y Fcch. A t tho very least we w ill die w ith gun In hand.” I dismissed Petaln, the aanaible, reasonable man, and choso the mad­ man, Foeh. f t was the madman who pulled pa throu gh ' “ Adm irers o f his cause have called General Charles de O a u U e ^ c ¥\xh ot~France's p r e s e n t l y plight. Even when aU seomed lost, General do Gaulle strovo to keep the French •p rit aUve. One day, Free Franco, and other A llied forces, will bring back order, peace, beauty, and calm Co stricken stricken Advantages Of R A D IO N E W S WDBO H istory has given such a prominent place to the suc­ cesses o f great men, their weaknesses are sometimes ob­ The hawk I* now a fly on it bluo scured in the fog. Thus we find that Marshal Detain, whose wail. chief claim to fam e rests upon his valiant stand at Ver­ Nothing la near him. He I* high dun where he popularized the slogan, “ T h ey shell not pass,” enough. * He take, hie time, drifting away actually was at the point o f surrendering to the Germans more than once during tho World W ar. to the writ. — ROBERT FRANCIS "Real, flam ing patriotism is beyond all reason and •r T U E S D A Y , OCTOBER 21. 1 # 1 IN THIS maneuver*. gada — two Inf.intr and supporting anil A cautious patrol wormed lu way forward to determine the enemy’s approalmata itrength and ‘“ T 'ute road Junction ahead they found, reading from top to Albert, Clarence, Jamas, Denr NEWSPAPER. •umed—tome have area suggest­ ed that a .Cart (Private) be used to transport tho coadlawnt. Which suggestion May (Technical Ser­ geant) ha followed If S eeIdler with a Ughtbey (Private) can ha found. In Short (Private), soldier* af tha 9th am (Lieutenant) men oa field, they are n asal Germans Capture D o n e ts River Basin City ||gan N aw rP w a^-H you enough, you can finance I t j S m s And that’s ( Lieutenant). ;■ S g t Napoleon \ f » r*X ' •>. : •/* A w .rJ ^ N» • 7, a . 5/ # . JTi, - -•- \ . «• ■-• •‘ ’ *• ■•■1 . : K i f o + i i r , K i l ■v .-‘ A • t S v i f T u -A *** » v ti A **■ • \ *’ > ; 1(V*-* ' .£*,«. •s^iigtvy . . . • _ , , �Man Fined For , Smuggling P est [ Infested Plants • Social A n d Personal Activities io ta lo u A in e b e a l Telephone . s o d t t y E ditor _______________________ Social Calendar Circle O f Garden Club H a » M eetin g ' *148 *“ «.tb Personals I, <Special)-* In. jeans tho . 1.(11 arriving I lurid.a paid •- pest-in* l« lien ting US h# .1. A It's all4 Mrs. M. C. Swtngle, horticul­ ture chairman of the Sanford | Mr* I. \ Ifrnaud has arrived I I (••III* Inspector Garden Club reported at the fr,,,,, t li.irl.-ton S C. to spend tin sli.'iktilowt meeting of the Dirt Gardeners , -hot\ while i i Sanford. • >M la'll :iln| tW^ Circle which met at the home In ItIf• |MK-keU, of Mm. W. B. Shippy on Friday Mr .m.| Mrs William Brown iti in morning, that October ia the time have m \ed fr.i m tin Magnolia to plant annuals, and gave the Avenue ,.n,| now .eliding at ml* it definition of annuals, biennials ij,;,,. q ,ry l-atanlfc amt perennials as follows: .------- . ■ t !•»• jKilmt An annual it a plant which Mr- \t ,|],t q,,,. f uf?i leavu. re nintsa grows from seed, attains it* ,tl|r t„In„ fraam Jacksonville In kll* \S about growth, flowcm and produces |,y ,,lHn, i * York <'dy where l.il' plant pest . for 10 da *ced in one year. 1the will I tii-l I be ref or* A biennial la a plant which ______ .... unterit* of grows from seed, requires two Mi*- \|,ilh:i ,\iioius of West i ■II. t had a seasons to come to maturity. Palm Item oformerly of Sanford. i in- oonfiA A perennial Is a plant which has ncc. |,t,-1 ., position with the I w . l i n e a l aC e lives more than two yrars Paekuid l|..i..i i i.iiipariy in Wert ■ It pet lor* eng Though trees and shrub* are |';,lni I:, I Mill'd State* lo-rcnnial in habit, the term is j ■ I oily w i t II Teague of usually applied to herhaceaoo* j |ii .,0,1 In i aatlatent and i .i nd Mrs W. It rather than woody plants or t o ! Lourt it-, THURSDAY . .1 n toward \| lluis S ( arrived "The Tbwseml Club will meet in plants which die bark each win-1 Schofo l.t • *•—I disease* vi-it with Ur arol the Court House at 7 Jo I' M. ter anil semi out new growth in : yesteidut l\ liiirni agrtthe Spring. ! Mr« \\ l I .mg ley All nln# member* of th# 8uprerat Coart coll on President Roosevelt |DougUfl, Stanley P Reed. Owen J Robert*. Chief Juatlre Harlan F _Jor It* regular meeting tile d -I fis lg Mrs. H. H. McCaalin reported At tha W bit-r House to glvt formal notification that the Court Is lnlSione; A sscm iatr Ju*ti«*< Hugo L. Ulack, fe ll* frankfurter, blank The W. M. U. of the F ir< Sm 11Ii. who hi»-* .IIII \ •aaaioo. Left to right: AaMciat# Juaticaa James F. Byrnes. William O.lMuruhy and Hubert H Juaksuiu Baptist Church, unde; the direc­ that the beautification committee 1m Fernuld luiufhlitn tion of Mrs. A. J. Peterson, will is planning to beautify the Perl•11<iI, hat been P' sponsor the sewing session of maid luiughton Memorial Hospital i liotn* m Uke ItlUWcl'. K »l>•*•••• ''Cftl 4 •• . N III Mnlllu'ivs Announce! grounds this year and hopes to ___ the Red Cross in the morning. limit- Ft • *1 * *• . 4 .*1111*I •* l l’ w St add more azaleas to the Fourth j Murv leaders Co*operjite ' fill 11>* I aaal 4 • . •nil 4 lit • A I'or Kail ( 'oinmissioi) Street Park It w aa* reported by Mra.H. II. I Mi— (• . 11 . Mila hell, wlio i* On Tourist Edition Garden Club Meets* T im il.t V'%• >1 X *mi|*|iiv «• lleeren that a total of $.T,IKM I |eni hoi)- . ..... I l it is-villa-, wa"■ 21,-i Statrilm.l (inm t r-4 \**-n I ill* W ith Mrs. Brain rooted plsnt* had been exchanged j the weakiml gin I ..f her poiM.itthew% ••'•■•tears *'••«■ C ,,i Owe) ( ii u i i. i n t y X A l tr iu t 4 . , M . •*I li»i nln IU iL since the last meeting, and Mrs. jrnt*. Ml ,nd Mi .1 I*. MU. City Drug Co.. Ioincy Dry Clenn Hrniiftt *4 Hill tail <1 I'ui l"i 4i I nig A laundry, Seminole Coun ‘ ii" ihfetl (dl Members of the Central Circle S. C.Dirkursn announced that ths- j elas-ll Stunif I'ililll X 4a l n 1 •• . I ini « * iiululat^ ty Credit Association. o f the Hanford Garden Club met Junior Garilen Club had started I'apl I..I.D-I- Hup' and Mr*. nl l.tiiuUi 4 . I 4 l im its Stum* Prv-Hchool Nnraery. | |« • Ii I llftllll'l' III K r o u f at the home of the chairman, Mrs. the year's work with meetings to C'u , 4 *a s | a > «t| | t l«* Ilf^liS I*' • | a • a 1 . Muyi* and daocbti-r. I.ilidn, were Cbiik Variety •un • •. ll.» 41 i\ I • tit 11 1 hill lot. i Works, Nlppi-r M. J. Brim, on PalmrCto Avenue te held twice a month. ni**lit 4 •• , Mitel ‘ e'lmiiitli |li v \|r \| 1!•• •v 1 1 !>••r of Shop, Sanford Bowling At the conclusion of the var llie wei-ki ii.i mu ,ii a t Mr*. M. Sign on Friday morning with the roll K. Move lie s • spi-et In lenvu Canter, Mclrrh Rrslly Co., arid rlt-rin* rv I 'd \.| a • • t \ I I ••!••• t I i f tlf tM call being answered by the show­ inus reports, Mr*. Heeren gav ........ . • ii Fliiirulay for I'urrcll Co. I t ................... in.I 4'••mniunicA* and Instructive _( amp III ing anal running of specimens of an interesting Soutli.l'un In a w lii-ii' t'apt. Mnye Seminole Darln'Ciir, Realty 1 •• v • •• ••( th* \ Is.1 iiln State talk on 'nomenclature". wild flower*. 1 ••••• • t • I •• ft*n • ii mombiT Those present were: Mr* Will be ■ III* mil. i* of t'le onipil-i Tru*t Co . Seminoln Cupnly Laun­ Mm. A. J. Peterson announced \|* •ImmI i 1 1 tun t h; i*4 in L. group fm ii* Aimy maneuver' dry. Sanford Fl»h A Grocery C. . that plana to beautify the Junior Andrew Carrawuy, Mrs. A. T \l I MIASaSF.F. «»*» Frank Evan*, Ca<*elberry GarIt. -!••*• inx i.Minlit r of th# High School grounds would be Collins, Mm. W. A. Fitts, Mrs. — I N Krmi'ilv \itiii»» tleit*. <lo 11 ff* \ ot-uitmn, in continued and Mrs. II. C. Moore K. I. .Hoy. Mm. Dickerson, Mrs. Uiry t*f tIn* wlnti* kfuin Stine Machine A Supply Co.. \ H• •••!•• 1 ••! tlif nil th# It. II ■dated that 7H1 plants had been G. A. Speer, Jr., Mri. w lr tii/ f i *|l I T l I I I N I M ^ N i n , M ill' l» !<• uinillat A Anderson, Plxh-r I *• i-i •• • it o' <*lub* of Wight, Mrs. Joe Corley, Mm. It. |Ht i It t •'• I M f l l t l l l l ft»l H h i " V « el I N * Ml fig* exchanged during the summer. In_ ft* "'. nut •» inrmtior o f th# Dry Cleaners. Dr. J. L. 1 lurIII T i n - «tt 41 lill 'V I* ” | i p n n i f n » ft-xrw fi Following all kepocl* of the R. Dean, Mrs. J. it. Cahan, Mr?Robert*1 I -ill un I IlillllliiT o f Maffett’* Auto Service, Ro by tlif a••mmi' mui iiuiu Imi vtlu* I*.•11..» 1 standing committees, Mrs. S. O. Heeren, Mrs. Swingle, Mm. .Ship­ Mm . I.. ( Tilli.t i»rv?id*‘d over Grocery. Harry's J.iquur 8V>r>',J »ri* ap|Miiiil«ii by th** 'rutt'inut «4>tiiui«f Shinholsar, Sr., gave a, talk on py. Mm. McCaalin, Mrs. II. M. wild ftowera using ns illustrations Wstson, Mrs. R. W. Wilke. Mr* th»- regular Hooting o f the l~»ko Evalren'* Heauty Shop, Spencer! Par* rit.Tearhi-r Associn- Hardin Dairy, Walter L. Cooper. mounted specimens, and giving Clyde lUmscy, and Mm. R. K. Mary t »•»n which riu'l m tin- m.'hi»<»l Hanford Cash Fred Store, 8. II. Tolar. their botanical names. Hrrvice .Station, last Thurialuv evening, with a English Gulf Those present were: Mm. ...... .. .... !•••— Britt'* Gulf Service Station, Moore, Mrs. Peterson. Mm. E. D. Y\ ith iVIrS, W isecu p >"'K< nond.l i ..f lucinbem in itl- Roy Murad's Market, Maxwell Btewar: Mobley, Mm. Alex- Vaughn. Mm. Seminole County. l<rnjh!!u" i{a>„„.„d ....' »,* landTraveler’ Shlnholser. Mm. George MrCall, Azalea Circle Meets * Home. Sanford Boot ", mimed a* a di l.-gnti* to utti'nd (T H E SHOP OF PE R S O N A L S E R V IC E ) Mm. I I . M. Papworth, Mrs. G. K. Work*. Sanford Electric Con Mr*. U E. Spencer, chairman, j the «tuti- ■iiiivi-ntioii of I' T. A Rollins. Mm. F. F.. Bols. Mrs. A. FLO W ERS FOR E V E RY OCCASION ironing Co. A. P ConnelW A presided over the meeting of'whicli will l»- In-Id m Tnmpn in K. Hosscttcr and Mr*. Brain. the Axalca Circle of the San*| November, and C W l«tiill gaw Son*. Inc. ami Atlantic Cos*' W. F lltS T S TH K K T— PIION'K T.VS .M fonl Garden Club whirh met at |a icvicw ..f the highlight* >-f Line Railroad. Sanford Super Store, Stoke’* M\Vc W ire Flnwers liu ‘ ryu h m *‘’ the home of Mr*. C. ll.Wlsrcup! ’ hi- fir*t County Council meet Fi«h Market, Florida Power and Baptist Juniors on Magnolia Avenue on F r id a y : '" g held reeenlly. with Mr*. Henry Me-! It w «» nnnounced thst un na. Light Co., Triple *'S" Crocrtavb'. Meet A t Church afternoon, Laulln, Jr., at co-hostoi*. |tertainment will lie held in th- Sanford Doudney. C. II. Hand. school on Friday l■vrlllngI the O. I*. Herndon, Jno. II. Jlnk|n< TODAY Lieut. Michiel F. D uffin»,of Duffilo, N. Y , preirhea whit wia dea. Wild flowrr* In colorful thnale* M. ‘‘ Bob'' The “ Okrvanna Arbanslch’ were used to decorate Mr*. Wi*e- proceed* of which will be U*ed to T. W. Uwton, R. lined to be hla liat Miaa l i CirthaKe, N- C. The nrit day he waa klllnl Moye, Geo. A. Speer. Jr., R. W Clrlb Auxiliary of the First Bap­ cup's home and a lovely arrange­ r*iubli*h a trienie course in thr When • command tar in which ha w it riding overturtieil near (ileudong ^ . v,sO ' Ware. City Ice A Fuel Co.. primary grade*. tist Chuicb mat at the church K.'C. lie Waa tha Catholic chaplain of the 174th Infantry of blue plumbago anil punA pn gram o f entertainment I’dlrnu A Pines Dining Room und B A R G A I N D A Y — yesterday, afternoon with Mm. C. ment dura vina which decorated the A : Anderson, Jr.. leader, In mantle was displayed by Mr*. wnt enjoya-d following the bu«. Sinclair Refining Co. Ol.ll K.WOltliK; Crown Paper Co., Eriek*<>n M. ItMnatiiltiiin, Hill llunlwnrf Lung I'lumbing. II If I'uiiworth, i Ine** meeting wilh Hoy Howell charge. The auxiliary, formerly Funeral Hume, Altman Chevndfl Co., Mclnolm Citv of Suiitonl. Mill.ml H.| HKTIIINKO: celled Junior C. A. has been re­ McLaulin. Jeweler, llill'i* Roll call waa answered i y nam-i acting n* mn*ler of reremonio*. Roll call waa aiuwerrd by naan maned In honuc o f an Italian ing flower* that re-seed, and re--pnhn Hamrick entertained the Co' Caldwell's Grocery A ll.-at FarK^ige Store. Eddie'* ItiM aie Smith, I anry'w Drug Store, Flo* | Market. II, 1L I'ope Co. Inc., ..... r ----- ---------girl who la doing Baptist Mis- porta of the various chairmen group with-piano inut, Ruy • Ktillevg Uvn-key’-i Tirr ridir Stall- HnnW, J. It Stewart, j selection* and TOM ORROW A N D TH U R S D A Y porta 04 »«•« vwsnew. —-----Atlin* ....._________ Itur p«*^ • -‘ - - 1a « i*n.ie.t quartet romnosed composed o f the 1 MU* Itauer Radio A Electric Hen n-e, 8 hn|*. J l*. alocaaajr W ork.......... 1 . llotfhMori iiuiennon 4.«j., M »- j rFlori"t, •«*•«>*«, \V. *. r...** . were given, ft was announced that c* Peggy Howell, Hetty Rene I Ilenc. .V Wicboldt S(u.|io, Ini* *Slfiilitnt NeUon h Co, Mi»r«j McFrury*!*, Kandall Kliitru- t’o.,J ' The meeting w«s opened with Hotly Jcnn {The Texas Co., Sesbtiard Oil Co., tin Sti»nk«» (Jrm-4-ry, I nke j NVe-xtern t'nion, Vfernay t’rute J the XJ. A. hymn, “ We've a Story the circle will sew for tho Red Ball, Ernest and KING OF THE WORLD OF SPORTS! sang "Stand By Ilansrll Inn, Mrs. F. E. Ilnls. (*hnrm Fruit t ' o , and A. Ihnfu | t‘«»., 1 I & M. liingfeldi-r, • to Tall to The Nation.'' The de­ Croaa In the Woman s Club each Humphrey, Thursday and Mrs. W. M. Mar­ Forre»t Gatchel’s Grocery, & Soria. America" In memory o f the com­ I IL nry A Rimaell Sent t 'o , • votional eras conducted by Betty [Moulder of Men! Creator of Character! Sheppard and Mrs Anderson led shall was appointed as chairman. poser's father, Sixtus Wester, Hotel Mayfair, George Deelrh, Jnrk K KniMidl, Btaley’.d Sor* 1 Haynes Office i*i|ui|mieiit t‘i»,! Plans to continue the beautifi­ who died recently. City Shoe Shop, Progre**tva vice Station, Oviedo Drug Store, | Sunl.»rii State Furiiii-fM* Mark**!. I |n prayer. , cation of the West Side 8chool A social hour followed at which Press, Rathborne-Hair A linlg- Si'inmole Tire Sh**, lluvAurdj K. W Fruit C*o., Aiuerieun Fruit An election of officers was grounds were made as were al­ held with tha following officers so plans to assist In the besutl- time refreshmenta were nerved hv way Co., The Yowvll Co.. Touch* ton Drug Co., Armitsgo '.(.in being elected: Marjorie Ander- ficatlon o f the Fsrnald-loaughtun the refreshment committee. Court, Robert L Cox, Ritx Thea­ •on. president; Peggy Pippin, Memorial Hospital ground*. ter, Chamber of Commerce, vice praaideal; Hasel Routh, The district meeting .of the Valdrx Hotel Elton J. Mtugh* aecretary; Dolorea MeLallan, Federation of Garden Clubs was Bride-Elect Honored ton, Pentland, Gray A M -re, treasurer; Betty Sheppard, social announced to be held In Naw W ith Dinner P a rty Sanford Furniture Co.. Neill •chairman, Mildred Turner per* Smyrna on Nov. 6 and members Bottling Co., F. D. Scott's Stand­ sons! service chairman; Kitty — - —. j.----urgsd to attend. Mrs.* aicijiuun McLaulin j TH O M AS’ STR IN G B A N D Al Odhgm, program chairman; and requested members to donate , Complimenting MU* Marguerite ard Service Station, Hill t.umtcr •-elect, Ml** A Supply Yard, E. F. Houahoidcr, Dorothy Mi»on, minion study furnUhlnga for tha jacw tourist Ingley, popular bridc-i ,________ ,. x q n i g h t _ - ■ Whetrmm . Mr*. B. A. Williams senter on the taka fTOnt------------“ Masgaasai and■ 1 Misa iU M Hollywood Shops, and W. J, Kmg, ' R " tiU u- — Chapman entertalnwl with a din Plumber. • la tha pianist 9-1)0 P. M. TO 12:00 At the conclusion of the meet- ner party at the White Heron W. E. Kirchhoff, Jr., Eva lies* A quit program an 8outh in* xcfrtlhincnU war# served by BeautyShopr 8-0... SliInhoLtcr, AdmUAiori n .'f I ’ er Person America waa participated - »n - by the hosteaMg. to tiia, folloalng: Tea -Room-ln -Faro -Park - U *t B. L. Perkins,. Homer’s Hotla evening. T h e Public Is CoriHully Invited Dinner was served by candle­ Shop, Th* Tavern, Mr*. A I> DimHI. r-n _ light from a table decorated with Zachary, CeUry City Printing] ' Naaey Williams. ____ _ „ ,V L S a j= ^ lA r r K - J I I A lJ S L L H _ lL X 2 iU - t ilim U L II. W ...U U U . M r*..J n d P?p*j g~ central arrangement o f Tath- CO., Wight -E L K S C L U B ~ ' *r m u y - narw.tiw';^ -S T R A N C E R T H A N F IC T IO N "— NKW S _________ _ ■ Mrs. W. II. lUrokhll. - " - T - -----unli 'aiid fern. PI*ee«-~for - the jr , t»o w W. ChUdro, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, gueite were deslrnatml by card* Kennel Pippin Gardena, 'l**f __ Bumblcy, Mr*, r . A. Urte. Mrs. U E. Spen­ In bridal design*. ______ B u t ! Routh, cer and Mrs. O. P. Herndon, i \ As a g ift from the hostesaes Miss Ingley waa presented with a silver coffee urn. B is h o p T o B e H e r e Present at the dinner wars: ataan ana Mrs. WUlLams ai F o r G o n f i r m a t i o n MUa Inglay, honorce. Mias Mar* vialtor, Louiaa Clark. juris Cogburn, MUa Carlin Palm­ NrsJ Sunday, Oct. M, tho R t er. Mlaa Doris Hall, Miss Mans Wing, BUhop of Sharon, Mrs. Harry Wight, III, E lks To H ave First |Rer. Jahn D. wHl make kit an: M n . Ouy Wood. Jr., Mrs. J. W. South Florida, the Cross Allman, Mr*. C. E. Haulsrxon of Dance O f A Series pur* Okeechobee, and tha hostesses. s s U s F c iU i u WEDNESDAY The Civic department of the Woman’) Club will h«ve a covered dilh luncheon at the club houae beginning at 12:30 o'clock. Mbaa Edith Harlem- of the Semi­ nole County Health Unit, will apeak on tha "Health Unit'. Mr*. R. J. Holly ii sponsor and boat fames will be Mrs. A. H. Middleton and Mrs. Alex Johnson All members have been asked to briny empty medicine bottles to be turned oarer to the unit. A Bible study on the Life of Pater will be conducted by fir E. J. Pace at the Presbyterian Church beginning at 2 00 P. M to Which the public is invited to attend. Take Mary P. T. A. Has First Mooting Pippin E L K ’S Gardens, Florist DANCE ,J!s: ■ t& r u IT AIN’T PROPAGANDA! mm t. j' la also Navy -----------sriR U ' c ite tonight at the Elk’s Q M K t e n t a g \ t * K » o'clock and UMy ^ UJXr.aJclock. wHh m*: ■ famiaawa ey ***■*■■ BAPPY .• f,* * * * ‘ IF Y O U * TA 8 T K V* ' WE’RE SELLIN’ OUT EVERY WOOL RUG IN THE HOUSE (ALL COLORS AND PATTERNS, SIZES 27” X 54” UP TO . AND INCLUDING 9* X 12’) FOR ONLY $1.00 DOWN AND $1*> A WEEK. . . LAST CHANCE! GET YOURS NOW! < HBTHBAY » '» • ■awoewna MU* Carolyn Cogburn Olyve Anp Adame / B. T. Cowan * < & * > • of the ITvaI meet toat tha home ^ gO0 East . "strset All mnabars are 1* in n IN T 'l Q U O R S PHONE 127 8ANF0RP, FLORIDA MATHER ARCADE . • 1 WJ*C',5 \ Jyv •AJl t* , ■ **■ fist* V \ - ' * - : V: fflk tiA U - *.*v * 'M M c . wYw-u . . . ..a -------- �1 0 •I I ? r m i A i f f o t P M n u m , b a n fo h h i ------------------- f----------- ---------—------ 1 “ Reporter Finds Feds Rejuvenated And Ready For Remainder O f Games ' By Jncfc Barring ’ 'Them Juat lan't enough new* ha tha papar about our high oahool athletic*." That waa uia complaint of th* vary artive • Indent-council which represents th* MO and torn* odd itudenla who ora pumulng their education at Scmlnol* High School, ao, It la tha Idea and aim of your re­ porter to try to remedy thla In ntuurr. Thla la ■ very appropriate time to pines the Celery-Fed* nearer th* potllc eye at th* rejuvenated eleven at our local high achool trounced the DeLand Bulldog* In the tun* of 20 to 7 last Friday lig h t When 1 **y rejuvenated I mean rejuvenated. The team that took th* field laat Friday nil* wat an entirely different teem than th* on* that had faced Daytona th* preceding week. Thla team knew where they were running. They Ham tackling end blocking their men harder. Th* change wae a right to behold, and a pleasant one at that. — Tha' past wreak th* Fed* put fal a hard and strenuous week in preparation for that encounter. Much of th* lime wat epent on th* fundamentals of tha gam* and th* met waa spent In tinanting th* play*, gitUng th* ma­ ck! nory running ao that all tleven “ cogs" would click together *• *•*. Tha victory wat aufflclent reward for tbalr effort*. With another hard battle ahead neat Friday night th* Fad* enter thle week*' practice with grim determination to work hard and “ bring horn* th* bacon" •gain thla sreek. During September k n li w»r* iM for M ship* for th# U. S. Nary, and M ships, Including •no battleship, two cnit*or*, on* •nbtnarinca and i l l dMtroyvr*. war* launched. Ths fcnttlsshlp was Ik* UBS MASSACHUSETTS. I* all It will ro*t you for 13,000910,000 Dodily Injury and 13,000 Property P a m if* Uabillty In* B are nee on your latomohllo— tt you hat* had no rlalmi th* paat TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1911 «, - Loyola Doing Well Despite Loss O f ~ Football Team Minnesota And Texas Lead In Grid Performance By BILL BONI NEW YORK. Oct. 21—(42— It wa* Minnesota and Tax** still roning one-taro today a* 127 of the nation's football expert* man­ ned performance* o f the lop col* logo teams throughout ths coun­ try and. In Ui* second at th* weekly Aaaoelated Press ranking poll* kept these two team* at the head of the parade. At th* same time they estab­ lished Saturday* clash at Ann Arbor bstwesn Michigan and Minnaaot* at v»ry much th* week'* outstanding battle, and perhaps on* o f th* moat vital at the sea­ son. For Michigan, on tha strength of Its 14-7 ennqusst of Northwestern, waa boosted from slith place a weak ago Into third, only 243 points back of Mlnnaoota. Tha Golden Gojihcrs, No. t team in ths land a year ago. polled 80 flret-poce votes, worth io point* each; 23 for reeond place, and only on* vote for lo**r than fifth position. This gavt them a total of 1189 points. to 1002 for th* Texas Longhorns, Impressive winners over four rivals from as many confsrencs* and 904 for Michigan Teias was ranked ht th* top on 33 ballot* end Michigan on raven. Duke, dropped down a notch by th* Wolverine*' climb, also was first choke of seven voters and polled 7&8 points. Thus the first four teams dominated the poll to such an extent that they drew far mor* than half of th* total number of points awarded. Back of the Blue Devils esme Navy, th* east's ranking rspre tentative, which climbs*! from seventh to fifth; Ford ham, dropped from fourth In epll* of a good-looking win over West Vir­ ginia; Notre Dame- which moved from eighth |o seventh thought it was non* too impressive against Carnegie Tech; hanta Clara- up a notch from ninth and only allwinning major team left on tha Pacific coast; Teaaa A. and M.. Texas strongest rival In th* Bouthweal and tha sector* beet eleven In 194C, and Tulane, only baaten team to crash the flrwt l® and doing to because of It* thundering defeat of North Carollna. TexM A. tn4 M. iiwl lh# Orwn Wave made the biggest advaiw -a, the Aggies coming up from fo a r teenth place and Tulane from seventeenth. They ahoved Ohio State, alin undefeated hut only after a close call with Purduedown to No. II. W INES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Clack a* Ik* Clreal! Court af set* Couatr. Ftnrtam __ O. D. WORKMAN. MARIB D. WORKMAN, •apt I*. '1*41. Iks Clark at th* Circuit Court ot gsmtaol* County. Florid*. IV A. WILLIAMS Owner Oct. 7. I»ll none* Nolle* I, ksrtby glean that * ■m aneared la busts*** al 11** rranrh As*. Hanford. Florida, un­ der Iko rtrillions urn. Houlhwerd Frull Co. nnd lhal I Inland to toglstac aald asm* pursuant In Iha terms of Iho "Fictitious Name Hlaliite" (Chapter 1*JI| lews of Florida) with Ih* n*rk of Iha circuit Court of Memlnol* County. Florida IRS K. ROIJTIIWAlin Kept 1*. lilt k artell Nolle* ts hsrsuy given that I • m sngased In busln*v* n Urn(ord. Florid* In *h- fount» of tUmlnol* at )>• Itanrord Avenue, under th* flcllllous nvn« The oul. It (.and that I Inland to register said name pursuant In lb# term* of Ul* "Fictitious Nam* Statute" (Chapter ISM) la w i of Florid*) with th* rurk of the circuit Court of Bvmlnol* County. Floildi MANCKt. JACtlBSUN Owner oct. r. met NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21 — Of)— Loyola University of tha South is getting along verv well, thank you. without its football team. When the school abandoned th* grid sport after the 1939 sea­ son, many alumni and others predicted student* would shun noricai th* place, Loyola's forward pro. Nolle. |a hereby riven lhal I gress waa at an end, and ao on. am enaased la business •« IS} 1st ■-— . W Flro( pi Sanford. Florid*, un- undafaated. Dick Fisher, Huckeja- halfhart, whoa* spectacular Mins were a highlight of the gaige, la shown skirting Purdus'a end for ■ I(-yard gain. By th* narrow margin of a flrat-pariod safety, highly-touted Ohio Stale defeated Pur­ due, 14.14, at Columbus, Ohio, before 86.000 fans and remained in th* ranks o f th* Lieb Hopes For Gator V i c t or y Against L & U . ktrrtr* Nolle* Is hereby *lv*n Ihst «*» • r* en*s«ed In hu*lne*e at ln| He nfont Avenue, at Sanford Flo Enro'1r nVvh*‘ .",rh' H •" "j-ioJeV lima nlgn. Th# boys anil girls r'eter aald nun. pursuaal lo tha rid* under tk* ftctltlone w e ­ ll y A (lepetmenl Hlnr* end lhal Name apparently ar* studying liardrr. t e r m * o f th# " f a c t i t i o u s ut*" irm p er IstSI Laws ut w* Intend to rrgleter eald nimwithout worrying about beating Mist purvuant In Ih# terms of Ih* F lo r id a ) w ith th* C U r k nt th* What*!* college next Saturday. C ir c u it C o u rt o f H vm lnol* C o u n t y "Flcttlloue Name Hlelule" Ifhep l , r tstt) U w i of Florid*) wllh Scholastic standards have been F l o r i d a . t II. W O O D R t ' F F th* Clerk Of Ih. Circuit Court raised—and the university presi­ Owner of Hemlnulo County Florid* dent says Shis would have been IIF-ltSlAN JACIHIHON It. Illl Impossible with the presence of AIITIIC It JACtlDMON owner* athletes who could pass a football in t h * t liter rr cat'RT, n in JJ* Jl lilt 141. r t l f l . I T OF FI.OIIIbut not Latin. 114. Ik Akt) FOR trU ISO L* And ths money formerly .pent (O l kTT. Ik CMAkt-glT. ADO ARKT EUJIVTT, Ik THM (O f RT OF TUB COI STS on I he varsity sport I: used for t.lt.I.IAN JIIIMiK. ar.RlkOI.lt t o t k T i. fla lw tllfi"-an intramural program which ST 4TB o r FLORIDA. -VHgives every *tud*Bt-a ctunc-i lo niARLKM JOBBI'll Ik re Ik* r-tTATT. at FJ-LftlTT. t*slake -u p ' Sport*. llOflKKTA K 8TONR WITIIRR. ftfld lR l natlKR OF PllM CATtO k luctaaml la n io iu T K . TO CltAltLXH J08KPII 11-That throw to second hare to I.IOTT who*# wddraaa la c-S of TO AI.I# WHOM IT HAY t*ONcatch a base-round napping, the Mrs Frank Meagk*r. II t-l Rl»*c t*KKN: Nolle** la htrsby |l*tn Ihst hardest pick-off Job on the csrd. Aeetiu*. Johntlowrn. Feanaylvanla II I* ordered that you appear on OKOIUJK H. WITMKIl Ml»d litIs a headline feature of Ethan 1 A D. IStl t" «be final r*pori a* *B*culnr nf t h** Allen's latest National League November Hill of Complaint filed aaalnet fatal* of ICOMKIITA K. HToNt motion ; klure, "Winning Base­ you In I ha Circuit Court to* WITMKIl. 4|#cf***d. ttipt h» fll*d ball.* Nest beat thing to seeing H.mlnoi. County. Sanford. Flori­ h>* petition fop final illsrhnr*** it educationally In th* movies ii da. by I.Milan llargarst Klllott and thPt h* will apply l « «htor a divorce Herein fall not or a Honorsbl* It W War*. «*».'inl\ the practical daylight perfor­ tl*«rM pro roit f Hit) will b# #n* Jud|* of H*mln*l* «*oun»V Klori.l-I mances given by Tom Hughes, l«rH 4|tln«| you oa tk* Ith day of Nowrnlicr I HI Thla nolle* ahall b* pubH«h*4 for approval of ipm* and for f l » Phillies' freshman aee. Old basefor four conatrullvO dlsch&ar* a* Kisvtilor of th* »•!«»hell men rsy Hughes has t*e best • tiff m * « t k i In lh* Hanford ll*r*ld. a of llpbsrt* K Ht on* Wltm#>r. it** “ move to reeond base they ever n***pap«r haring a ita a n l cl r- r#u*d, on thl* 7th day of Oct*» rulatlon. published In H*rolnola b*r 1941 (*ounty. Florida. (IKO lU iR H W ITM K Il Eifcutor of III* c*talc ..f Wltne** my hand and th* **al **f •*lit Court at Hanford. Florida. I I O R E R T A K. HTO N K WITAII.lt LEG AL NOTICES ihM ?lh day of Oct. A D. ttlt. >l«c«# -• I O. IV IIERNDON A* Clark of said Circuit Court hoticis ■vavw o r r to n id s c o l v r i o r Dr A. U. WEEKS. Nolle* I* btrsby |lv#n th.it ■EMIYOLN D. C. ar* aniaiM la bu«iln«7iui «( !»!* iTou and each of fou ar* here­ ff’lrrull Ct»url Ural) Him Avtnu*. Hanfortl. Hcntln"»»« by nnt Itied and required to pre­ County, •Florida, under the rI* sent am ctalma and damaitda whlrh HOTirtJ tltloua name leodpe'a tlrocrry mil >na. or el I her of you. may ha.e Sot're I* bcretiy |lv«n that I agaln.l the ealal* of I. J Marl mm ensRgrd In bualnvM at tha that w* Intend' to rn|U<«r aa-'l lay. deceaaad. lata of aald faun- corner of Flmt 8lr**t and Hanford name pursuant lo tha t»rms *.f Name Htatu»c-* iv io th* County Juds* It. W Avenue. Hanford. Florida, under th* "Flctltlou* (Chapter f«9IS law * nf Florid-*) u»r# of hemtoole t-minlp, FlovUI*. with tha Cl»rk of th* Circuit at hi. of flew In the Court houv. '* • ,,r' ' 1'0.U,1 at tunford. Florid*, within eight mn<l 1 tnljmd to ragUtar Court uf Memlnol* County, Klorlestanda* month, from Ih. dal. of ••Idnem . purvuant 'o ih. tsrin* Ih* "Flrtlllou* Nine.............. lltatutv" Ih. first publication of thl. nolle. "el ,K" *•-•«*-— ....... : TURNISft Lnixii: Kach rliim »>r demand mui| h4 tCkepter isttl U e t of Florid*) u r. LoiH«i:. In writing, and nmal atata Ih* plare with Ih* Clvrk of th* Circuit Ort 7. 1941. »*f raaMenpgs and poat office pit- Court of Seminole c--untr> Florida. IIMMKIl W I.ITTt.K. dr**a o f tha rlalmaht. an.I mu*t • worn In by |h* claimant, mgmnt. H ep l }». I S t l . of attorney, or tke name will l»*mm# void arcordlnc It* law SOT1CV Flr*| publication being Slat d^y Nolle* Is Iftsi rfskp * gtvsa that .1 f October lilt ■m ensued in huelnets al 7*1 jknnk t* iiAfrri.r.r French Avenue nantord. Florida la Administrator of th^ fUUta of Ihe-t'ounly of Memlnol*. under tha I*. Hartley, d*<ea*ed. flctlllnue name I . Tropical Herb* rue. Itnome A Service HtaMen. aid that I Island ts rvglalsr said anm* ih t u n r o m t o y t m k r n n « pursutal tn ik* term* at Ik* "Flo jt im H w R----------K H n oir.-------r o i %• tltloua Name Mtatui*' (Chsptar T f o'------▼i. i t a t h o r rLoniO A. tttlt I-ewe of Florida) with tk* M RVl T N R n i T t T H OF at Ik* Ctrrwlt Court al II Allll Y w MORTON. I»*c«a*ed n#rk tfemlnnte county. Florida. IN PN O IA TV C . It- W. MeCalley. TO 41-1. H U M IT * * A T t o t * * Ownvr. lY J M i Notice la hereby |lt«a that Hepl, J*. ttlt. llama# W. Wrtaht filed HI* Da*l repot! a« AffiAlawlr»tor af tka Nntic# In hereby glvtn that 1 lata af lUrrr W. Horton.— de­ ceased; that h* fllad hi* p*tltloa am eagaged la basin**, at !>« for final illsrluirta, and IHat b* Megnnlle Avenue at Itaafnrd. Ftnwill apply to th* llatarsbU li. rlda. under lbs fictitious name ■W. War*. r.»»Mnty Judge of HeaaJ- Memlnol* Hyp OwnM r* end that noia Cowntjr. FlcrM*. »»*• «>• U I Inland tw rsgtalsr aald same dar b f hkrawbar^ till, for M* pnrnaaat la 'Ik o term. « f M, proeaI of aam# and for final dta* Fictitious Nemo MLafele" (Chaschara* •• Adm n|e—*r*r of tka N* '-V MM* U S . at Florida I wTfh ut* Ut Harry W. Jloetwn. # «• * * * as thl* tstb k it at Ovtnbar. l t It. HOMKtl W. WHItlllT. Admlntslrwloc of Ik* ratal* *> llatry W. Ilortoe. Ovceaavd. A T THE THE N EW COACHES - By Jack Sords cA Q L B l a iK GAINESVILLE, Ovt. 2 l-(8 p e «l* l)—On* small ray of hops shown through th* gloomier! “Uuo Monday* far Florida football In three ^ sa r* yesterday as — Au-rth Coach Tom Usb asserted, "th* .BACK'S? • boy* ha<* a good football gams v * r r somewhere In tbsir irttim i, and thla week may.ha Iho one In srhkh It edmsst out." Loser* to Maryland In a stun* nlng 13-11 upset Saturday, th* Owtors face th* rising l-nuislara 0UtK *lAt' ■tat* Bengal* In ’ Baton Rouge A STAJt O j Saturday night iU a arm y Th* loss to Ut* Old I r r r * MOOTfA ri waan't IL* onlv thin* bothering AMOLAtM fam In Gatomnd today. Th* c r tlP s i Catnr coach announced that Nick fAcOteu> Klutka. 197-pound right end who f t * SeVMAi. ha* brvn taming In *r*al work .* A «X In “ Iron man" atunta at hi* post, would tiksly bo opt of th* U S. It. gam* with an Injury and that th* apponrenco In th* content of Loll Tackl* Peanut Hull dspondod on hi* rrapona* to troatiaont thla w**kKlutka iuff*r«d a leg injury agalnat Maryand and Hull a mil* hap more painful than avrioua. To Up it an o ff an all-day rain yesterday fnr**d th* s-|u*d liuluuio *■ It began preparation* for th* gam* and IllUo mor* Utah limbering up iM tr ltn rould ha engaged in on the hatktlhall court. Discussing the loar, Lleh |>olnl*>l out that lb* team p!*y*d a good gome escrpl when It neoiUd to moat, and that th* right play* war* railed but w »r» Jtnied. c Classified Advertisements Connelly A n d Sons A re Given Aw ard APPLIANCES—G on. Kloa* mag* «is.00. All Mfcglaln I rang* 141.00. Othar wood hamaiaa rang** I t . 00 up. Mir* ko hot, uaod vary r, 110.00. OU hinting drling hoalar 111 .00. Ala* DETROIT, Ott. «|, (Special) —A. P. CoaaaQy A Son* af San­ ford. waa roconUr awarded a aerrico rortlflcato by tha SUndard Ace Ideal Iniuranea Company of Datrolt. ■landing loyalty and aplendid c*> a o n ta operation during eleven yean repNotice la hsrshy given t*at I rvasalatton of th* Standard Acci­ an engaged la koala*** at Oeaova dent I neurone* Company o f De­ Avenue. Hanford. Florida. uivdee Ik* nctltUo* ■•■* J V. Ilatshltroit. Michigan." •o* aa4 Cm l e t that I lateag to regtatar **M aan* pereeaal t* Ik* Urn* *f Ik* "FUtlttow* Nam* Htatnts" tCkaptef IttU Low* •» PtavMa) with th* Cleik nf tke Ctrealt Court at Somtaolo Couatr. trSSW iPSB&SW S: company who ha*o lorrtd Ut* ; Arcade 'Package Store YOU’ LL FIND IN ALL Fine U N IS WANTED: PART-TIME af OF' Liquors Ma t h S T ETTA K E T T K1 BEST G. U. Stuart Paint A Glass Arcade kage Store toaapano far la * p a r t ar laagur N A TIO N A LLY THB arcads B y P A U L R O B IN S O N D ELIVER Y BOY W ANTED PALM ETTOGROCEHY. "w -r w w u k •* LOOK AT TUB/ o f AO-THC rW t fv T M J l rr * ••v '“ Y V , ; " ■ - 'v . ■ it \. >■ 'v \ -S- V j M r n 'j * • •*< ■■ rSf*:' -i v J-' ' wl\j J f u ^ V ll ~* . .•J*t J«’> 't .-^I < r y '■':: v v-/ -■* 1.' -T i e A V i / '" JGSl"- jj&Ar;-: « ^& ft Xa&JS: vg -A r "*■ ' V. v lt' I * . \ L iT S ' A :•-ia. A " - v- . .s- �r. Sanford La The Only Central "W Morula l ily Affording Rail, Htgftwaf And Water Transportation SANFORD, FLO RID A, WEDNESDAY. OCTORER 2?. 1911 OPM Calls For 39 Crew Members Rescued Great German Losses Un-interrupted 57 MilesFrom Moscow Defense Work I From Freighter Lehigh Pictured'By Russians British Traw ler Sinks A Nazi Submarine Soviets Admit W ith­ d r a w a l s To N e w Lines In Face O f L arger Opposition O ff On Honeymoon .first Winter Snow Reported Not On U. S. Bus­ iness, Say N a z i s Runway Grading Is S t a r t e d At New A i r p o r t 40 Convoy Escort Ships Authorized Ttoosevelt Asks Early Action On Allowing Ships In W ar Zones Tractor, Shovel And 10 Trucks W ork­ ing On Location Hitler Headquarters • Silent On Moscow; Lists Donets Gains W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. 22 — I/ D — T h e M a r i t i m e C u m missiiiii today *niil it had l»“e n a d vis ed o f t h e r e a m * o f all H9 A m e r i c a n * o f i h e toriiedoed A m e r i c a n f r e i g h te r l.ehii(h. T w en ty-tw o men w ere landed at H a t h u r i t liv t h e B r it U l i nhit> V i m v a n d 22 a t Kirrtimn. Since (he crew incluiieil only .TJ, official* *iprc«**U the belief the other* were alowuway *. The new* gave relief l<> the «a|iital, pcrturbeit a* u *1111 wa* Grading of the runway* at the near airport in pryparatbn for paving waa ■tarred yesterday with a tractor ahovel and ten trueki working on the Northrait-Roathweat runway, Edward Hlgglna. aerretary of the Chambar of Commerre. aakl Ihia morn, tag. Exclusive of the men on th* true Ira there are about 145 men employed In rhe (tearing and grading at the airport, though all of the equipment hpa-not been free Ired and probably will not eome |n until the Its* o f thh month. - Ralph Lublnaky, aopervi. A klgk-raaklag aratral » aallltary oharrrer today anId * reliable laferaittlaa from Hernia ladlea led the German allark en Moacow and la lb* north waa definitely baited. Me added Hitler wnald bn able to tarry ant new attache £ bat “he will net agate bn able to aiaater anythin* Ukn tba elrength be baa aaed ap la the pa*t twa weeks." T£* Rad army aa well an ■be Neale ara “ exhausted by ^ t k e gigantic straggle,** thin ^ • e n r r t ananrted. Which near ai.^' e aaaall factor any lip the acalan *nc way y r tba over I ic Sunk In the Atlantic by the 472-ton Brit. » l«h trawlrr Lady Hhi/lfy. u German submarine u Is picture,! (topi going to thr boUom stern first. The (llio it forceil to the surface by a tlaplh charge ami stink by «hell fire after in capital from ths •M tW 57 Jaycees Discuss <*U U O t. reported In gton, piling' anow-an the road* and foreata In many areas. •* Hitler*# headquarter* waa »llant on tha Moacow operation*, bat claimed advaneaa la Ute Doneta river baaIn. Ptvo aucceaalva wave* of R. A. F. bomber* atteekad Naples, (Maly, for five hour* to tbo boat, teat raid there ataco Italy en­ tered the war. Ruaalan reaiatanee U tha full military might of Obrmaay en­ tered Ita fifth month at dawa /today with Moaeew and LentaTfrad atill strongly defended aad Soviet determination to fight, aa atrong aa ovar. - Four month* hare aaaoaif aad tha Oarmaaa appear far from ae. rompUahtng what many okaert. & n at fin d had e i peet e l la aa Kiwanis Club Hears Talk By . Mrs. Curlett Shipping Loaiaa A re The airport ran bo reached from Geneva Avenue by ' M M * aaat from the elty to I ho dirt rood going sooth o ff tbo highway, and three-day cllnlr*. which wll marked “ airport.** t; ~ be held In aueh eitlev aa Chi. eago, Kama* City, San Francis ro and Lot Angelea. LONDON, O. M attel ahlp. British, allied al \ aaUaei have ting loaaoo from won Ivia In the rt I I mo* tha than they war* tM T from aubotarlna attack UfM* A. V. lb* adAlexander, first I mlrahy, tactarad IJt_ Trafalgar Dar broadcast Tha Britiak i IMO merchant vtaaala o T 'l.li nag* Ul Ib lf. period of anrei boat warfare peak In April i 5 # hill#* last (.b a d fishing V* grata ten. I •reared the kMata.ha4.JbMb Late Soviet cemaunlquta ea­ Club to hatoms aa it serted that oa all aatjan before organisation. “ It now baa social besieged Moacow tbo Oarmana flya" In their garden for beautifully tandaea Naata. ctainted tbo nptur* a t i r s a 's w r j.'t : Mr*.' Ould* Wrfvon, county home drmnnatration agent, and ('. If. Hawann, rounty igrkultine agrnt, are attemling the agent'* conference in Gaineaville t hi* week. The ideating will run* laI mainly of lecture* to.m rintier* preaent ami each agent will deliver a report on the year'* program ami progrraa hi* rounty ha* made In each field. This Y ear’s Annual Includes S e c t i o n Of P h o t o g r a p h s Less Than In 1917 Garden Club W orks To Beautify City With Native Plants Hendenon Expected A t State Fruit Meet “butter- CAMBRIOOR*; — (B V - Btateem^ m m JTL Waothtp who oUitiod a « Mabfoy by pieo first dagree mardt ORLANDO, Oet. SI —<T>— Leon Hendonoa, federol prlc* admlalotnter, Ooveroor Holland and Corwin D. Edward*, federal aconoalat, ora among tho note, bio* expected at lb* S5th annual couvaattao of Urn United Fraak Fruit and VogaUklo otpoclatlon ot tbo BoOavlaw-BIltniora hotel at BoUooir Joo. I7J4. • W. Oorfttt, exoeative *le# pres­ ident of tbo aaaoctatiou, said all three were mbodaled to addrest tha eoMebtioa* Ho Mid 1440 reservation* bad and thrir gur«t Mr*. May me llodkln of Sanford'* tourist de­ partment diarupaeil their unniial booklet, preaenti-il in louriaU who atop at the Information Booth lai( night at the regular mealing, liny Wright. *ecrrlary, reported toilay. This yvar the Jayrre Annual will eonaiat of 52 pagra, Mrs. Hodgkin pointed nut including many Improvement*. Aak|e from Information a* to ptare* lo /hop, n-*ide and eat the annual Ineludes a pictorial *ectiun uf hunt­ ing, Galling and other amuse­ ments. , During the meeting'a course. President Richard Ih-aa rrad u letter from RrprrarimlivtJuHendricks cohcvriitng UM'''“ crq*re atate" canal. A f one of the rluli’a p a ltN ilW jlUfd member* agreed to send * letter iliaappruving the project and presenting ninatruelive criticism to thr repreaentetlve. Mr. Hendrick'* reply staled that he arma In favor uf the renal pro Jett. Ttea more autjrrts were brought up at the meeting, dance plana and Little Theater Club. Ths Junior Woman!* Club i* sponaorlng the organiiation of a dramatic club In Sanford and , a reprenentative, Wal­ ter ftagne*. Jr., was appointed to meat with the committee for organisation. Harold Power* la la sat aa committee chairman of s dine* which will be held by th* ateb during the Christmas Holiday Mason. In* * of tw o m ore and without reading It a driver cannot know enough about the law* to pea* th* teat. It Is nst a proposition o f pay you; 50 eanto aad get a lierna* anymore. You bar* to know the law," Patrolman Rlchburg. declared. No mor* lleenars ara being leauud at tha office of Judge R. W. - War* without an examineI loo aiae* the extended deadline of Oet. 10 haa passed. Everyone, Funeral For Doctor • And P h a r m a c i s t Will Be ►F r i d a y 1/coders Co-operate On Tourist Edition Two new member* have been added tu the Rpmlnole County, Health Unit atsff completing U* urgamaation, with the eacep'ion of phy*irian. Dr. Dan Cone, tem­ porary County doctor, atated to­ day Mr*. Elisabeth iligga will be rereptinnlat and dealt elurk In tfrr- outereiffiew-when tho ataff move*' Into Ita n a ^ ’ building -at the - renter- wf - Cemmaealal and Ouk Avenue* naat week. The re­ maining member* of tha unit are Mia* Edith llaalam, public health nurae and E. M. Broadhurat, sanitary rnglnaer. For nagro pa­ tient*. ' a colored health nura. llenla, haa brrn vngagad who will act In the asm* rapacity aa Ml** llaalem Dr. Con* pointed out that thi* unit i* working In th* field i f preventive medicine and will in­ oculate public echool children a* a precaution against communica­ ble disease*, first In the nursery school*. “ A child should be Ino­ culated for dlphtharta before h* eehool." 30 More "Frenchmen ever begin* attending eehool. Dr. Cone Mid. Shot For KepriHuls Last weak tha physician met Informally with Seminole CounVICHY. Unorrupird France, ty’a medical society and eaplatani lo each doctor that tha unit I* Oet- 22 — f/BT— Marihal P*. thn going to work In co-ops ration lain toilay announced to French nation that 5(1 of their with them. countrymen had been shot by German occupation authorities Georgia Dean Quits; this morning In retaliation for assassination of German o f­ To Teach Elsewhere the ficers. followed the Hie broadcast A iiia .n o , 0 u *.. s., 0 u if it, aa ATHENS, U —o -C PnI news that the second German — Kenneth D. William* resigned officer assassinated In 4rt hour* Tuesday oa dean ot mew at in* met death yesterday In Bordeaux. Uahrereity of Ooorgla aad strong­ ly Implied that tho move waa prompted by the board of re. gents coatrovorey. William*, a Doctor Says German Soldiers Given Dope PRINCETON, N. J.. Oct SS —W)— Dr. 8vtn Roaaetand, Nor­ wegian astro.pkysictat now , a member * ( the Princeton facul­ ty, today assorted “ I know for wilVhavd to take the examineIkm given be Patrolman Utah, burg evary Tuesday. !RTthe examinations ghren res. lankly tba first person to take tbo .mutton toot pawed but savanaJ pwr* failed the teat hqferM-another person made tha peMpm grade o f f t . In t|M • M ontf h ot bod passed aad:eight had.! * * • laid to ao borne and raider* Authorised German quarter* ileclurrii (hr American -hie llolil Veiling, mink in the Atlantic, wii* flying- a I'anama Hag and wu* lint the II. S.’ * Iiu*lnr**. The fact* ara "nnl e'ear" in the sinking nt the l.rhtgh, aay the Nail*. In Washington, report* di»dnaeil the earmarking of VI25.IIDD.UOO for Ml “ convoy escort" •hip*, while Navy patrol* *earclied for the 32 men n»i**ing from the two American ship* aunk in the Atlantic. The While llouae vmphaaltad I’ rcatdi-nt Roosevelt, wanted eat* Two New Members Have Been Added To Health U n i t Only Fdur Pass Drifters’ Test Ghren By State Highway Patrol Teacher S b o d i r I f • Caused By B U n d in i (ha crew of 44 had fcern taken off Some of (he prisoners are shown (lower \ us they were landed at Gibraltar. The trawler** rommmi.ler was ile» orated for this fc.tf. County Agents Attend Meeting ’Tourist Booklet poaed bf If • • Wta4cr*a the American-loaned *hip* lo A i Imm. The fulluwlng merrhanta and bualnea* men have already aignlf led their Intention of cooperating with Tha Sanfonl Herald in publlahlng ■ special Touriat Edition on Oct. 27 which will bo diatribuled U» I.MH) proapectlve winter visitor* ■electro from a apecial Chamber of Commerce Hat, .as well a* thousand* of other reader* both in Florida and throughout the nation: llanry II. Carroll's Srrvlco Station .0« Fibre Bruah- Co. Ivey'*, Herein’* Battery Service, Scalin’* Modern.Cabins, W . K . •‘Hpvwly” W IUR Murray W .TTverstm-t. a u ley’a Kratayrant, MlUim Gore’s Service Station, J. V.r Junes Tiro Shop, Hird*ry Flour A Feed Mill*. Sanford Huick Co., W. W. Auto I'arla, and Fred T. William*. Sanford Atlantic National Bank, Sam Hawkins, David Earle’s Sunoco Station. Thomas’ Barber Shop, Arrade Package Store, Bryan's Garage, Sanford Avenue Beer Garden, A. J. I.oiimg’ * Transfer A Stor­ age, Jack'* Dew Drop Inn, J. J. Parrlah, Menlando Springs, San. ford Matt rata Factory. Joo Moss' Hlcycla A Repair Shop. Wert' The Jeweler and Howard Bottler, Cheater C. Foagate Co., Hop. kine Grocery A Market, Modern Shoe Shop. Sanford-Ovledo Truck Grower*, Tha White Heron, H. M. Gltaaon, Sanford Cat Co., Green Valley Dairy, Plnehurst The Outlet, Cowan Co., C. C. Walsh, Seminote County Board o f ((-•aliased Ow rasa T » it * i . Production O f Food Largest In History HOUSTON, T#*., Oet. SI —M — Food production next year will b* the largest in history aa th* nation eeeka to safeguard “ against any contingency, at home and abroad," Roy F. Han* drlckaon, surplus marketing ad* mlniatrator. Mid Monday. f t r tho first tlaw,- ha told Ik* national conference of Catbolta charities. "Tba full productive fore* of our farm* is to b* used to rata* 4hu foods tte aoad.“ Food la demoerury's “power* zGal s?«sa a ?sa5S foods to eou n trtT V b U u g ogatast Hitler demiutatee **ta r/UbMjpO 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 21, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald