10 10 268 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2a27d72481c0bfe21523b749463a4ecc.pdf 715c3b98a380276a91b666fed6fe4d6c PDF Text Text % e mr * . c t Brooklyn LeadIncreases With Two Victories' Service Elevens Are Picked Over College Griddefs 3jVjr*r m LEGAL NOTICES Trailr* la h a r a k y * t . * a ■>• I U > 1 < 4 l a l u l a m i: (Ik M (M l « • ' >1 I I * R t m t m b t r B a taan I hi r •/ A Dime O u t of I ' cr j I V II sr in ttaafar* gloria*. a o l.r i k . r u n i i o u . a a a u T k r l l l r Der r i M i i w i and lk a | > • lataag I t rr |lu d h ii ( a i r a a t I* BROOK C.VN. Aug. 24. (jf)-FOREST HILLS. N Y . At»g. 24, fWWft—It i f r in i likelv th a t T h t Brnok'J) n I>odjrer« took a n ­ ■ha i«Ana of ik* ~ ririin*u* Nam* o ther Ion* s tr id e In their drive aiatula" (CfcapUt »»»U • ( PieForest Htlia will a whole aew tow ard their second consecutive rldal with I k . Clark o( Ik* C lra .ltI • late of champion* eruwned a t Cnart of Kamlnola County, Flo* N ational Lesjc.^® pennant Sunday the national trnnl« tournam ent i by 114a ra p tu rin g • double-hinder at the Weat Side rlu h here s ta r t­ from the .New r P MAL'tA JR. and AL­ ork G iants, i —4 TON 1. OUNTKIl. ow a.ra ing Aug. 27. And It wouldn't In ten innings a n d 7—5 In half Awe. II. l i l t . aurpriae aome ra p e rta if the Irnth distance. St fore aa ciowil crowd - ---- uthiaa it iiniaiNT, ranking single* player* <ft * of 32JWA. y ear— Rill T albert of ( ’inrinnatl" Spectacular rail.1?* in the final VO CE T A S T 1 D E M A W * and L iu lo Brough of llrverly fra m at provided ih e D odgm 11II) • »tf obe*| their » i ) to th e with both victory mwi-glna, giving .U C ilH ’ v THE B U T W title . (ham a t a f f p of Uu- four-gam r War and iiwnry h a tr r*>ml»inrd aerira with tb* third-place p la n t. D j RALPH WARNER Im m ediately a fte r th* .aconil BOSTON. Aug 24. The to fu rn u h the . • Th* av*raic* p rr flight h a .r lloiton Brave* and l*hila*l« Iphia th at lind« uni laat RRmo th* Dodger* en train ed for , , n Ht. LouD to open a fo-jr-game year's fir*t 10 U *m arlll l*eat the average col- Phil* apllt a double header yester­ ^ , 1. a«ri«* to n i(h t w ith th* aecondseeking the cm te w football eleven day. Ilnaton la k iltt the fn»t. V - l , who apllt a Th# two all Arm y «nd learn* as Al Jav ery racked up 1 •• 11th er, Tall*ert ami G an ln er Mulloy. Boldiy Rigga. I'.141champion, i n • t o a a - v p in m n l i »l» a i t h t h e victory and hla fifth »»• a row, turned profraalcnal The others profeaai nal outfit* su r e to while |( i b r Melton'* lour b itte r in the top 10 Frank Kovnrs, in the night cap gave the Phila Frank Parker. Ibm McNeill. T h t brand • f college fmitball a 2*0 verdict. Wayne Sabin. Ilryan lira n t ami p liy rd thi* year will i*r at Iraat Dan l.itw hiler. who »parkled John Gram er are eith er pro* -or 10 p tree n t below the par of la*t ell day in t i e f|rld. acc«u»»lr.| for in m ilitary .ervice. except for the initial acore hi th* fir*t in ­ Parker, wh - l*n't expevteel to leave ning of the nlghtcip * hrn he alnglnl home Dan MuMaugh. who I hia job in t'allfornla to complete. Th*M [W * m i M N « w Zm 1§bE troop* »r» »V*wit .d ra n e ln i to a tU rk t h . -m enijr- m r ■ hombod hou>*. had l it *afely and advanced to j Sehn*eifrr probably will lie the •n m r> h tr* iin K»w 7>ml»nd. Th»1 kr* U a m ln j th« i .l r a t n alhodi of (u trrillk w a rfa rt. D ffrklinc th* *«-cond on Al Olva*4»ii'* infield favorite in the men*. *ing|e«. be­ artirlU M of “fifth rolum nl.U "/la alao • branch *f trk ln ln f th at r m l r r a klUntlon of Ntw 7>al.nd troopa. cause of hi« g rra t loamg battle hat* tchrdul*d.” t'-w rh L. I., i A a M ^ a M -/. . IC m lralF rtn) with Klgga in laat year's »cm|finals and of hi« victor lea this (W hltrjr) Mcl.'Jraa, S-iniiiul* II lull year In the national Intercollegi­ School crkch and .rc r r U r y nf th* ate* and the K aatrrn tournam ent. Florida High School <'n»rh*a AaT albert, rated Nu 10 laat >ear, kOcUtlon. declare*! today In per-1 Jumjved into contention with kia Uflfnt obaervati* n« on tha ap rtirp ru e trium ph over Schryeder Iffowehlng frb l term . in the S'rw|H»rt chumpi-.n-hlp. By C E O R C E rU C K E R The popular and widely known Tn My Krlrnda and C u a to m rn __ Thia pair, along with Seymour Biltfonl mentor, who ha# directed (»reenl»erg of Chicago, national I am now p v n ia n rn tiy lorat«d at th* C ity nartw r Shop, CtWry Fe*l trarn« through gorul. clay court cham pion, <.**- rge llif, Magnolia Avrnue. Jack McEwan, form rrly with bid arw! fair aea%*»n« f**r m anvj Richard* of l*o# .A ngrlr* the * •( y u n , figure# the .4 Mitering of; h<ll>'• l l.r tir r Shop will |«- aaaoclalcd In buaincu w ith r r a r, S»«l W o«m| and the Ecu a 52-profeaab nal player# at the vnr mr. Wr will l.r gln.l to arrv* you in our nrw location. i iloran, Franclaco S egur». appear |OQt boar a. aided by the i apeet tiiO e the lie at cholera for the a|||J. M. WILSON fd .drop In effirirn* y «.f college I glca crown. Tall»ert I* likely to ii ' _ * * n nr»f w rre prepared ami n *• • MIL will overcome the di*advan *■«I ra*oknl. .cco n lln g M lrt|lllt„ , by ,^ c 8 U U . . I*c drafted *ie n and it i> juat U t i l th e pre flight •tati**na will po le , rwrord*. k m l Skrvlcr and Ih* Tiwaauryl In tw o w hllr ra w ... th r c h a f * * '|^ 1,«rtm e n ,, , m| awwljgnr.1 i Ih againat Allwit Sum m erlin fo r t„ hrlp proplr rc c o jn iio aputiooa riding a blcyrl* douhl* and with . n .u n tc rfrll Irflla. a lw a y . plm tih m ore than a glance a t out light* waa ro n lln u c d ; ami f il in mrtro[Militan re n te r* . The»e give Virginia Ablwtt e a treated $2 bond'diaplays c arry 1, 5, 10, 20, */nl thsnge. But here again the nna coin I'H II.A D ELPHI A. Aug 24. fdb on a m inor traffic violation. ' H*i *Udlrr bank notea marked I frw proa, but the other Two fine pit*'lung pet fotoia rices O ther raara follow tirn u m e ," and th e ir counter-j ritual Is adhered to. Police d e ­ ■Mn haven't had much football by (cell ( T e ll llwgi*4iti a'*l J»K* tective# who a re aaalgned tn Josephine Blackmon, gam bling part* in rounterfeiL Jt^e rien c e." Poach AfrLucas atat- Dobaim rnablt-d *b»- B*'*t**n Red $.18 bend e alrrate d ; Jam es Hhep The wav to detect m o st couq • counterfeit rasas say the idea is to pass only one bogua coin to •d. "I Ifnagine tht* i« the n » r S oi (i* iw rrp a «|**ubl*- Sender peril, ra m b lin g . $.18 Imnd e streat «»*'f‘*,t hills, claim s the Secret! custom er. If Se si*en«la ten i t most stations AI*o the Iniya with (hr Athletic* in tb* it Army ed; N athaniel Jarkaon. recklea. s , r v ^ r - *• «*«*mina the saw ­ each Y o u ’ll g e l h i g h e r e g g p r o d u c ti o n w ith ernta and present* a dollar bill, i$V moved arounif mighty fa«l Navy It* lirf Enn*l |.f..graoi ye* driving. $ I ft and coats. Moa. • 1 l,m,th lM,lnU lKr one uf the quarters la aura to bo | i the training ram pa ll'a u trn la y . J t<> n nod 7 l*< o e c o n o m y h y fe e d in i' y o u r h e m t T l> X K IH ) Smith, im proper d i.p lay of a u f. i * h,,h *rV>wrwll* a r . u n m n . If, counterfeit. As a rule, it looks 7'hr dmibie birt*.t» *nable<l wrvlty tough i|U«*a| I••f• l> I I I-r K(.<; i . . \ v i m ; m a s i i . mobile lirrnae, t h and coat. r-'U g e t hold of a.W II th a t aeem. more genuine than imitation UtVf If two avrtnge i lob* met the Re*I S*e». !*• Ink* I hr five r h a r iir ll.il rerk lea. H rlrin , |2 « dimes and lesser rolna More than gam e aerira « i t l thr A 1 T p *I | | | boss team, lkrcaii*e ■f Ikrttrr dlf-l bond —1.1 • I'**-I Baker, d r u n k , lf llo|U r, ,n co u n U rf, „ one coin. hrcauMr of the H A IIY c h i c k t i m k ih a l l t h r t i m k i r t f e rr ra and with g**t*d i«»aching. Williams A m rroan f « agur t»at A dljM.r.li rly r o.lurt. (50 A c,>. , , miinr/ lnclud)nif d | m rl 1i fcirnce in weight, la «pt to r i ting c Saiopton went hill* *.» a would lick thr collrgr ••*»*a*l " S K K I S F O R H A IIY C H IC K S N O W I cite suspicion gainst I'hli V(nt< hll*b*n in th r or B0 day*. A rthur W illiam , a . ,m1 ,|U a tU r., changa h»nda dally j T h a d ra ft ami enlistm ent* will aeenncl In a busy m art like New York! gwoir an*l (hr Mracher* sault. l i b and coat# or 4$ day# | m Se w York. «•( th t quality of college ball "at fa oa In Irftflield *,r***l*-' him to' Norma,, Holme, disorderly eon The rfnnroved way to |msa off it is commonplace to go hornnj U k l| 10 perrrnl and pioitably 4 th r (Miint of T r,| talking bar it to # ^ with a few ••queer" nickels m duct. $10 A coats *»r .10 day*, phoney r& Sills is lo w ork with BUle m ore. Some ** h*M»U will them It culm inated in Wilhama JJrrT. .in _^ l your p o c k e t The funny. - lthing 2eh Tow rnarn, disorderly conduct a r n n f n l e n iU< One m an tcarrying . - *W__is W .o n ly ■lightly affreted a* men In-mg if* targ et for fiuit. news $2b an*l costa «r 7b days; Anm -i aevernl in*«d hUla And nno couo|M 4 tn llste d but have a d e frn rd |ia|M t • and acoreranla In th r last Llhtfn along without: ever C ornrf Sanford A .rn u n A Hftond Hlrnvt Colbert, disorderly conduct, $1 *»l Ur felt Mil e n te r! g c le a r! atoM aU tas u n til they graduate. This of I Sr fifth Innings Finally n ( lh .y hjita b—n tr»na. and roala or 4b d a y ., anil J W ! *"d bura a package laf rlgglw ttek t n u n t n f r i t tnonny, j fa « b « r u e of Hinkwtrh t <ir«i detail of |H*lice MR* arlit to the Edward*, dlnorderly conduct, . I rum the $u aboney btll h a ra> gU. 1 Th»«« boya * rr pUylog on birr chert P rtc F oi replaced \S il and roat* or 16 day*. , M *<>«« q g l ll k l ll limn, lint Ihry a rr play llama in th r ninth ______ . __________ in re n u ln e curraney. H e (Mn >.rt I « |*ailarleiphlA 1-1 ftkg,. O lh .r aclioola a rr h»nl lilt,** G O LF PROS- BUSINESS m ,k ” • '’•n d e ro tu -"Jlh hi* •| | I I 1*1' lllllall " • IIMllWNH r * k K I Mil ________ ro o fe d a ra lr, turn* o r r r th e good |.V> all » • Mi I >.**!• 1 11 BELFANT. Aug 24. ie>- T h. m0Pr ^ l* k , ‘ Pho"*7 MJJ* d l l ' pl«> * r . IH .m ttrr. All* -.'I l<V T h r in flu . nf U n ite d 'S ta te , .o ld ,-?: S " ^ * ta 1,, t h r I n . t Et I o n . I l i o o n . m r l th r • l’«l i .. . _____ 1 - 1___ __ «pender never, un d er a n y CIN U.S.War Bonds AN INDtil’KNDENT DAILY NKWHI'AI'KK Quality Of I lay Of inypra Wins 5th Schools Will Drop Javery wins Din 10 Percent, Coach In Row As Braves Mcl i-rcdictH Snlit With SANKORI). FLORIDA. T l’KNDAY. A lG l’ST Phils iGreatest 45,000-Ton U. S. Worship Will Be Launched LIQUORS f SCOTCHES WINES at visn , NICK’S Package Store Negro Driver Who R an Into Army Tr u c k Is Fined MANHATTAN I ' Nazis March On Great Volga Steel City; Red Armies Pledge To Fight To Death C. Of C. Board Of Directors WiH Be Named , A lO* A |IM i«i h rr« iu Thl « n * .t U tllra h ip rv rr built l.( >h* Unit*.! S U Ira la l.r h r .l lr-t for la tn rh in r Thurwtay. a*v*n ini-ntha ahra.l of arhrdulr. I The hug*- l.'i.OOO-tnn Iowa i« 10,­ ! 0OO |r.n* heavier than any . ther .A m erican man r - * a r . Five «|ater ehip* are un>ler conatm rtlon at other >anla. | M* anw Nile, top a irc ra ft ln«lu»try r irru tiv e a me! with Henry J. , Monday to atudy hit pro. poaal* for design and eonatrucI ti n of giant earg^ carrying air 1 p la n t«. but r tr e p t f,n an a ir ­ Members Will Selefct 34 From Sanford And 26 In County^ames ( BARBER SHOP NOTICE lh .t nil m u liro # ™ lY .:. Better EGGS For Uncle Sam! feriBe d im : I h . to p l v " K ' y*»t* rd *» o f I I * l a . «*--.* I 1....1 t . ' T i g v i a f u r * p l a r r in I h r A i m n r»n I — g o * ' , flr a t dlvla ion l'» j .. . a * r r p l t i ] r n ilmililr h**d*r , l to l | , , V. a n d 4 In 2. Iw fo i o MI.7M > p . i . , t*hl(a>t» l|*hta •'lev e la nil I • I 'et r nil I I ORGANO THE C0 0 LE8T SPOT fans and lota cooling drinks Ion of them during a lhrc*-ruo . . m r * tn n in , uprlalng In th r ninth. In givr th* W aahlngtnn Senator* a 7 to It victory over ihr New Yntk Yank*** y m ta td .y in th r fir«t gam* of a doubl* hradrr. but loat Ih# nlgK trap, .1 to 0. . . . . . . 0RGAN0 CORPORATION of FLORIDA W . F lra t 8 L o slan d o guess theN'ce all o u r n TWb 8 E A C M . "F l o r i d a a H 'C E L F IL E S 18 box** III I g oneral dallvary let •« b n i* * l I atael THE ip N E RANGER GOES FO CI A ------.SWIM—WILL SHE BE" SUfi?^ K j b > V W S fX K fltrn o g ra p h a r'' and L Half-cabin Crulaar, W ANTED: tjrptat. I’r c fr n b ly I y ra ri Col­ with 10 h o n * Unilege. Chaae S Co. Dior, In good condition. H. W lcbotdi, 815 1-2 C H E A P, n*ddle typo Sing B argain a t 1 100.00. Ing m atnlne. Boa M, t ;o CHEAP: Hou»* C a r T railer, MIBCELLANROUH ' wall aqulpped, a lten a four, ran wlnditorm , i b* aaen a t Strieklaiid M otof, 1NRURANCE, f l r t, automobile b urglary, eempena*. ■UNd C a r LoL ___________ tion. A l a- lav in g . C. M. Boyd ,0 a . • •• SECOND . HAND lumbur, bath ■- room flitu r* * , te a rin g down • houaa. D u lla rt'a Lum ber Yard. LOST! P a ir L A X 0E R IE F b a b y bad w ith '^ T d fram e*, phe tn «*tten m a t t m a a n d In n en p rlag , B .ttra a * . Phon* 1«»-W . ^ G U L F S E R V IC E S T A T IO N a a A HOQ nung a s ig n nd •>(( P <1 e J jn & t> 3 E S I CAM E . I r o a visrr/J a OM.Mblld - <saess 'iarnz i.iic il |'(« Great Sea A nd Air Battle ii R ages O ff Solom on Isles; , S ix J a p S h ip s Are D am aged ( omiter-Attack (£ 2 2 Nip- on Volunteers Are I lr tu lta ! Needed For Air Irv llr. of |S» latl warAlthough donat«l ra 1 a rt I W ,,r l-analng. P a 1** In Counts't r !'. - x r L n C L 141111* I d w it r. l J..rd ao t b a -t *«lieg« d %ia*la • al* O riginal owner# .if f<>r*. |*>aed proper!) iiav* s ,'|d 14 to purchase the |irop. *be ani uni of th r ta n * • and Tr nth Sir* . I I ity Attorn* ) Fred U ■| •..»» *1 t • attend an ad f a•v * i n m e n I b e a r i n g indte*| m aater* *b*ed« |*» the i .1' ’ b* t 'our 1 I (*»i *i mi««Hm on th*- propel 11*-« v a\»*r alao «a* •toe* t*-*( •. .....mediately collr# dog r * ni *Mpr**ved proper ties "I'HI I be ('rm m lM liili aiithm it*. ! • ' merit of | .11 !»IM1 I., tit. i ’i.*1 Hanover Bank a*>d !• • m et grin ) ga«**lrni l II l l e a t r t . *i|-« r • r •et v in •l a t i n * at • I m nm lt- h i* the (»ro- • r 11 it k •< *n a cel’.d , will Jr itg .e *cr *4 AR" her 1 he foliiiVAiiig a* l*«lrea cny BRIEFS U. S, Ambassador Toj Tokyo Comes Home s y s L ^ i^ Jury Convicts Bahr On Espionage Count COOp J 0 6 O f afar a ttiv fty a n r th* a a a rt- and aoaUneod t a g a l aoavoy* acroa* Egyptian Campaign First Favments Are TT**: . ' Made To Dependents W rin g la ta k a th* Initiative them o £ r (ha „ J ^ * * k ~*n<' U. 8. army I ! i 2 eC h r u , » t v 1? 1 'h o t T S - u ■ S A F bomber* bU*t*-l T o tt a k ,. lam gaaT s L ibyan *upply *wd daatroyad on* enemy ' " W - W * * . n a ar D em a. A 44 it and tra m port N•■( h i (ft I Benton Funeral Services Will Be Held WednesdaN •• ' ■ leave: WHHe C,tr# Htpv^nann |^ai*,^® ii A ^ W tV n V ,,- iC r t < It llli»le«l liny Potm* W dtlSm J errl *!<• d hw fldr o f B«tnlnol, County, Okmmandvr Vaaf Rmlth al, • on. Yrnanriii Am f# N I mhI ic*. d g I* >n*ltlnf »n npp— I tor co lo n -1 h* waa pJ—Md with th* t t l ln>Ula Post as V e n ira tt 4Hh> U «r obw rver* a t o n . *f th* n * a r-|* 'I P o ll m»mb*r* -who Kav* *■ (igleaby. Thomas Hvlvrater I - t Hon by Ob—rv a tlo n Coal*. film * a ml rn arv y tn th# drlv» I 1 ils a n l I'rlrra . Ita\ in«*n*l I-••• t ' ’ »« '"The wcm*n of Sanford h « tr i,urTOl •[! I^B*onnalr*» who WcvInra U) l'«na. W altrr !t »n«i M m - r t i . '•till ro -o p ar* trd to t h . fallrat In thU tha in* ' *1 Morgan Alderman. Irmnawl H a* I • .--or worthwhile d rfm a c m raacre and r iron Brown and Bert ^alan* . • tr m any of t h . men ar* ro-oporating . Daw* ri Also Ibiuglaa Woritai k \'-lml too. How rv rr, mor* ram a rr nrol* the ri rap Haiblon, Joseph Turm-i McD -nwM «d fo r th* Into watchr*. and th* lidcnt* to ( *rl A lbert Johnson l nail* | n**d i t v«ry u rg e n t," Mr. Ilollor **nd In K ra n report c ard . irda 4.* to Lam ar Echols. Joel -(isd n n |**»**l I a* id c*ll 470 and re p o rt tk* arnmin* amou i I homaa Kail B arw irt NAiIIih* "Som* m tnlha ago Ih* propl* acrap m etal on h»nd. "'Uon'i • . , Bland Hraac I i.o»n*« Vr*In D • •• s at of S*mlno|* County w»r» aakrd to l*ct Ih* (m all nlecra nf mn.<! lard. Eugene Stillwell St J .i •n. iqcl voiunt—r for any drlrnac work aald Mr. Dawaon. "W * mn n l.sw frnce Tw yr fort (M r 11 Hat* •licemei ner****ry In Ih* county Th* 1 firin g rv rn old type atrin ^ « rrington. Mayt* II* »n* * d*r* of w atrhea: alan we I Ai, 1 ! om erfteld. Benjam in H**\ l '.•*• krva to th* I’lro Hotel al \*1 a* ltol»rrt Barwhdph f» .1 I« vlaltor* lo Hanford In Ih- . . 1\ l*Hirte lle n r\ Mi U d in * daya, uard In atgy. lie Oglrahy. 4<»ri«*t \li***n s « »rns. (*OUlR Al«*»• ode f I a­ R. C. Kllrhl* nf li--. E dw aid Ogle»b> m i, s a r* hla la n ii th* one* n v .. f ... Frank Eugene lluahea, T ' 11-mlurr \N h i acrap m rtal »nd mildly » nouncad. "come and g»l II" The Ingtnn E nglish ami Marion E# r final acor* on IS* RltcH* pl»,r r«T| lies airy* * u 0 0 . Ira c lo r w alghl... Ing fl.mn pound, and an old c a r w rlghinr W 60 pound*. ThU acrap. arr..nl "Mr to Mr. Dawaon. U now on it# way to wher* It will do ih* m«»«t SARATOGA PRING.S, N > The Mnniur i hapler *»f t ie R Aug. 2»V (A*V- Thom*# E D -*. V will K .. .I |f*fiig )t r l H (N) •rre p ted the H epibltrinn rmnnn * ■|»wk at 4h* Nfa - *•mi. Temple tton for governor **f Nrw >*■» Mondav night with * rrniMirn (I Ktnght* v• • ’* • ••«) obtain r A in U tila fld d 'a nf^lc* ment. If tlecUxI, of mop |.»r«id*. •i a oerrn.' ra a fIliad today with .lo t '»•• • *iv H a l l t.. tial aspirations tn l u l l ulM n fi\* • •••ot • • ‘ hlriift on MB Of th* "ooa-arm d ban-1 Tha form er M anhattan *Im i » 'll Vr Avrniir ' - i * Te n t h a n d rp*. U>* ra au lt nf a raid , J E W R Y c i f r . N. J . A u r »s. attom ay, who Inal th r |*artk a / n ig h t a l D uyton. llcach <A7—W ith a f a n Id «xpr*a*li>n ..f presidential nom ination t.» \\* ' leveoth Mr I* t •• r o a t alwtul t h t x w ar* conflw atrd. b* o n e . again on ih* •let| W lllkie In IP4tt. made » u» I* k47 U aflald aald IS of th* alot “ D *1 bla "beloved ro u n tn ’ clarmtion im m ediately after m w a rt *irx*d In a war*. VB$«an amboaomdor to Tokyo rhearing sta te conventH*n . Celery ( amp No »'*2ft. Wood­ a t th* F lo rU a Coin M*- • * 4 w nominated him by acclam ation (<■ men of th r World, will intrm tuca H- C. -L G O rew raw •a topped tapped ashore Com paiqr a a d th at tha fe H i th* diplom atic a tch an g a lm-r s three-cornered r u lc m s to n u new rla#* *»f candidates at tha w ar* faund la opm U oii a t QnpaW la* U»la». heading ih* race. neetlng tonight at th r W m dm en W WW *lot of 1,411 A m arlcan. r* •(all. startin g at •» 111 o'clock. E. STORM W A K N IM .H from Ja p a n and ih* 1 ■ Jfousholde i wilt address the 0 r *“ »L Q raw told r*port*r> h* JA C K SO N V nX k7~A ug. Ih . -I- group. » ® W « t With “ ln*i- —Tha W aathar Ilu ra iu her* i. anticipation.' Th# Girl Seoul sem i-annual • u*d Ih* fallowing advlaory la*' county, 1 *»urt of Awarda Will l»e heUI tonight! "orrow evening at ( am p Wlkl“Sm all c ra ft w arning* a r r d>SauO aat country on tha" A m e n playad F lorida K*y>. I n m a » i r r 'Vikl, near |jik e Mary, follow, ?** ••■ ttount* I* XI Salvador, i wind* ton ig h t becoming modem! r mg a pknlc supper land of 19,000 a q ta r* mil*. Parenta whd» have room In ly a trong T uesday." 'h e ir car# for e x tra passengers 4re asked to meet a t the ftcout U tile House at fl:M) P. M. and •cave from there. HX W A SJL A n*, t t , 1AV-A THEVWD A I- *»f S', w l.ocomotive, Built I'm Iviissiait'.. Is Servicing I <>«*.«I \ir Si it f in' ■* Iim * >• I- *-n . **.m o>c a n y ' 1 ting coupon* dm Sept two I* n h I . e n l i s t * I m ti>* w i l l Ir#' * w»|h lit* • •• ting* III lai'Sa'H NcwYorkNomination | (Joes To Tom l)ewo> W ELL H E R E * orwn AUies Blast 4 jap* Airships Chinese Appeal By PAUL ROBINSON# THIS is OODIES reoOM — 'ri | i l l ------------1 O un. E x p e r t L u b r i c a t i o n w ill i n s u r e l o n g e r life fo r y o u r c ar. W e a r e e q u ip p e d t o h e lp y o u D ike t h e b e a t o f c a r e o f y o u r c a r s o It w ill In st l o n g e r — C o m e I n . t o d s y f o r a c h o c k -u p ! Ph. U S ETTA KETT DW ELLING A rooms A hath, tub i I bower, elec, w ater heater, HAVR YOUR wmuh rvpttrad b> ona who really knows how metal Venetian hlinda. rir oil R rlggt, Jew eler MagncBa tv* “V IlkAttr, double garage, large lot \ 'iH Loch A rtur f If. II-yd STORAGE your e a r a t Kent . G arage .Special rata dead SUitROUGIIH Iwvikkerptng mn storage (kin*, poalir ; tray, .land A l-'Uffct, Sp**H- l-l’rini A rabln.l, D ltt" . po.taj MIHCELLANEOU9 ' • MfmorgTapH :p ilrak * chair. Roblnton. 708 W. l i t Rt. I t r r , Lin*-A-Tim*. WANTED Rt VITAGEN CO R R E C T THOHE BAD BFOT 8 . U SE OUR M ATERIAL AND W ATCH TH E D IFFE R E N C E . BILL’S PACKAGE STORE & BAR ’ lit ' Ortsnlcs P rrd lg n U d , C o n rtn lra trd u 4 B t r tr r U ll i r d by P a tra trd B arU rU Fr*c*»* R rv lU lli* jo u r noil N a tira 'a way and f* t b rllrr raaalta from S**d Bcda FI# Id Crop* • F1*w*r* La wn. O a rd rn Shrubbery P ta ata Tr***, *tc. rK.NAI.T1 Classified Advertisements L ILfi , j. j.’ IN TOWN— o n —profiteer* in Afghanistan («» #ra Having their »‘ar« pinned bat V At Tb* m ayor of Kam laSat o n lrm ll 1ANKKKJ4 HIVIIIK ■ number of butcher*, auspretrd ( of over-charging their rislo m rts. "to be nailfd by the ear«" lo their N E tt YORK, Aug 24, t/P> ibop doors for two hours. Jim m y Vejnon drove in fivr runs, ram go* tha with gv [X • 2; * /. >m- ir *’l' - t '1' lor* liicitiillng llnvrlmtl io m in i. | nnd .ll.-rtr. 1 K M U r , „ . ,S o r o .it.i , Nrylaivl *mlj lmtr.1 |«n .l7 2 I.. A rniy-N *.) r. two h .rd fTnirrgrory |{*||*f Th*- twin v.r 1* H o t w , | lory llfln l Ihr llrow nl*. w lth.i.1 «l". M rL ura.j half a game of the third-pl** r a llkr • 1<». | Clrvrlaiid Indiana who apllt • la wh*n thry i|oub|*-h*ad*r with Chicago. HEAVY ody 1r#i * **ofn d ter I apt Fleming |-wh!*r t r i l ­ lion* .d l n . r al tS «•• tmr«.|.* Air |B » • * a".| S ta ir s«tial**r F F . Ho ........ a#111 a*1dre«« Ihr men. I i nd ib« • it U ih(.. hand bat hern g#v»n | h*i fiiia#ia*n 1. p artirlpair in the program Civ i« • Hit** ami *d er orgnnitat imo* and in*i i v ••( <ia I• l»nrk trig it * tog -rinl if .%r... h will , i»» t • *iiwl f..» «kIt 11• draft era | i • « i#«<d ttf »m»* il * k lr|a« ttiilr of regtil*' - •m• m d ii* t« • a J im- i lr i r y \| it •)*•(• J* , a iid I^eague Standings INI’S TUXEDO Srbn* sss nm »i Hearing Is Held Commission Will Take Sealed 'Fbr L oot Service Bids On Foreclosed i W l t Ti • name* 4 gr«»up **f a Hite aSernitodf I ouniv ««nrtev*. midial­ ing men who cnllate«i. who are lo leave Saturday m orning for Camp HUn*lmg ««o th«*u pny#|w cal e «amiti-t inriB. Mn«l iiMluction into the I niti d State# Arm) w rre vevrab-«l lm* m orning b> h ||. ( a rtrr (In k .d thi e lrc ilv r .Sep I vie. Boaid th e men t ie t.i • #arm tile at 8 .to IIVlock and iea«e at \* 2(1 A. M In l»u* Saturoav fr**m the tar»d - t . h a h r r e a p p io p ri.ltr' trod «*ff irrc m ti' it • have U r n a r ­ range*! f. i tb. men l»> th* |>e- l-eKton Cannon SSnai Takes Trip In u rging \ Of White Selectees To Leave Saturday Are Revealed Iruil* Counrr r for the ---------------------------- ----- --- ——. rrae n tatir* . . . _ WilliumH Slu'llud A Red Sox Win Two craft |»l* «lgr of c*1 Kai aer anil the % ault* «»f th«* diaeu* sec re I Meeting «t th»c ra ft i o m Cal queat • f Donald > Production It.Mini a Nel*f»n named * Ire Con»p.ike«| *»f R Martin, preaidr er of the ttlrn n I. R a'lim ort . (.rover ProdurlPm Board John .Northrop, N orthr p Air. raft, ihom e. I a I McmlM-r ■Wa s h i n g t o n . Aug. » . w v H r , t payment* to dependenU of m llrtad men under the aarvlcwmen's allotm ent and Allowance act - a n t o u t from th* Navy Monday. Check* toU lling 117,418 -war* 'ig a a d by Rear Adm iral W illiam ••nil a* r vice a f I*, "(••fi, W inter • wb*» • *• fmi h •»v Saturday »• * 1- •• ska an * ' 1 ' will Ih •1* v (.M erroon «f »hr f.tlrk«nil l • • ■ 2 • t len.* , -d • .1 frail*. A a. '-•'in \ 'I ‘J •*(. L .lr, || . $•• • 1 llw-rta w right. ul> *' f •• l ir brothers. »v* l| I" i Itufii# Itrnlnn an** L ai Iim *«i Sanford, ai».| . lb ' I* t .*f ( Wland" New ZealHrul Official Vinits White H ihihu V* \ M il SGTO.N, Aug 2f. I* f ... Thr «i ' >«sl *»f I'rillir %t i Ri*• I• r f'et r » 1 tR .rr *.f /,* ||.< | I .f Di* ' '•»•♦» v *#■ ano**iiri« • *1 ». v I#* th r \\ I If. Ilousr t*w|a> II 4- . Mina- . | at ih r ■• vitatlon nf |'i . .. I.. • (,. RlM I.r.rll S'o d*lall. of Ihr p it | ,. p o .r of ih* v 1, It > r n • l * l . . | l < l. bill |*. r.iim alily || cont r i n . Ilo I llm lrtl Nallona tlr a lr g y and M protdrni. in IS* w ir rffn rl. m n a rlh ularlv rvlallng lo ih r l*a. I »h lie Ih ra lrr nf operation*. rr* S c Ih m iI lo < it l l t iitl I ’m - S i i s |H * m l t * ( l Churchill Moves Indicate Allied Action To Aid Russia Is Imminent Slf \ i * ► 1*4*11■t-e r *d. W ith H itler, ra c ln , to a trtk r a rum r Idrcl.lv* blow ahead nf th* with tin United Nation* gathering thunder* Fulli* »•■ head*. Ixindon n*w«pap*r» eatd of IIh* ’ today Ih* jaunty homecoming of Prim* M inister Winston t h u t c h ill from Moscow laat night Indi­ cated Allied action lo relieve Hu* sia i* Im m inent. Significantly among (he first Ilf the I ••• | •| •*• • •11*4*f • <i|IHII(tB«i» ' tn i r e a l Churchill waa Vic* A d­ raid nfld • "Iiipih .1 n ft-|M.it f .. m iral Louis M ountbatUn. chief I’rlun M iti'-t-i t im n lull *ii of the D rttlah combined o p e ra ­ rive.1 hark m ( rtcuiitd linlay ffi.m n o d III.- \|i.| I " , tion* who directed laat week'* jhii*. yt r i p , I-* ' lowaril "Invasion e u rta ln -ra l.e r" a ta u lt dU , T ulanr, KJS *'H ii-r.. taking Iheir fi.-l | „t ih on Dieppe, Franc*. D uring th* sig h t, the ItA F'a leave In L 'tiilnri . r r r gr»y|i-.l l.y .qiiA'I* tig nffenalv* to acourf* G erm any hugw p o .le r. railing fur a "*econd I i i i r n n (ity -b v -d ty a truck In fore# a t tha front now," The n o itrr* colncltl-1 Thi­ ShltM laod w ar cant*ri a t F ra n k ­ rd with the attitude r i p r r .a r d by ‘ l**tic.| f u rt and W laabadan. It waa l.idi- one »nldier who .aid . "Iw l'» g<l r * " ''1''* catad ab o u t MM plana* p a rtic i­ thl* j<ih over and g > hom e." r *r r. pated w ith I I falling to re tu rn •T h e *ticce** of the Flying FortV|r A Mg A agio-A m erican “a o rta l teaac* In daylight npcratlona ha* , i( ^ S«afc” alm od a l crippling G er- Slven th# Alliea the weapon they ,n Riaay** w oatara dofenaa* to pav* a re long needed. W hile the giant | otiiaia tb * w ay f a r a second fro n t - waa B rith h night raids bav* been W licon strik in g rruahlng blows a t tha O rieam N asi bom* front and Industry, they lacked th* concia* accuracy N n* w|p* cut laolateil target* Zealand ean be obtained only In F our oi S w « * B « sru £ >1* 1* t *11*1 tl»4» lbr> |*a|i| tb* IF J**b« I 'I f v pair! . (*• • ii t ie Ml* * •(»U u t for �t « l r K THE MAWFOBP Sanford Herald * The Far Eaafc Better^ —_ -Looks . TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, natAl • Sanford Forum . Public attention recently haa been focused on the sit* uatlon lfi Russia, ChurchlU'a visJtjo Moscow, the. Diejipo raid, and'the general possibilities $ t opening a-new front in Western Europe. By and Urge the European picture U not one of optimism nor ia there much to cheer aboftt in Africa and the Middle EoaU However, in other theatera of war the United Notions am not doing badly, and we have attained some very aper(ocular, gaina Utely which aomahow or other have Ircii obscured by the over-all picture. The Solomon Inland at­ tack temporarily held the spotlight in a big way, but lack of detaiU of that very important actiop haa caused the people to begin to treat it lightly. In the pant weeks and days And h«a recaptured many vital cities and provinces which are (ndesjiemiible to [any pro­ jected atr attacks on, Tokyo and other Nipponese .iress. Theao successes of the Chinese are not of minor signifi­ cance and they may presage the beginning of the »nd of Japanese domination in the field ol aggressive action !u the whole Fer East. i Weeks ago wv had all been told to expect a Jap attack IS'MaMU Ml PPNl on Siberia, to prepare for exploitation of Jap seizure* of tm 7 X Z m 4t •!! some of the Aleutian Islands, and td bo ready for moat any eventuality which might develop along the IndU-Bumui border. Bo far, that la, since the disastrous blows struck at Japan at Midway, none of theoe expected military actions has enmo off, and It may Just be that the Japs are punch drunk and need some time to get reorganized. It la pretty generally recognised that tho must vital area of conflict Is and will bo In Europe, but it must not be loot, sight off tho vaat contribution a defeat of Japan would be to our ability to go "sTI oi|t"’ln opening a hew front udgt am ong tho iU rtbuke many against German-dominated Weatern Europe. With Japan out of tho way or severely crippled' our efforfo .'ipnlmtJ I Into plough-ihar**. and Germany could lie more than douojdd; ■Man‘into pruning hooksi I aha11 not lift up mrord — tal* a tm * them , re a n a m fo r* lg n rn , and th a t Q a » t hay, wf who dlwoY*r*d th* country lot foreigner*. W* «U rt*d out . fro m ecraUh JM tip to now w*“t» n*vrr met our match A making ikyKmper* and ciaa re tte a Ad war and earn and tmmport plan** and beta .ad fancy bathroom ioIim ana .' battleiblpi— f#ent out looking for a >‘Wa'm‘ rare of 'what fighting for i_ for tha alaggtng took ■ mupi* on $G ggyi Hint i [fl'iityl J: ' ' fid This SO-ton Curtlu C*t»m»ndO tt»n«port pUn* l* shown sfUr making a billy ItniUnp InBjffela, N. V. A haul prop*11*r eat «K»only damaa* imlalbvd. Th* landing wti Mlit ztti r th 1 phn* hH cirrtsu Buffalo and •arroundlng remmoftttk* faf A»lit and ono-half hour! wbli* th* mw IrlH la law#* Itt Jtmrmd lindlag star. Whtn th# ntollat lupply rtn out, th# pilot had la bring tip, «;,ip Cown. Tho **»rn man trrm •wnp-d witbsot injury. TM»1« a phoarptioio. > (Cmtrtl You*ll save money and you might afl well know there will More rh !« rtu r* y rtK n r - 4 2 * 't to - rjli-0 uitift Awjtwr.v i.n-.r *- K .nV of 'Appalachicola, Seminole Irader; Industrial leaden already established tHwnselved In the country’s HoJI ol Fdtne through tb e ir'ttM t courage; L t General Htilwrll of Poiatka in command of American forces In China. Major General Tinker of Tampa who loot hta lifo In tha Battle of Midway through the performance of sn airplane miaalon too dangerous to tend his men on; Captain Colin P. Kellr of Madison, the first American hero of World War II. who was killed at Pearl Harbor, and the lata young Lieut. Albert Nlnnlnger of Fort Lauderdale who reoeivod the Congres­ sional Medal of Honor for performance beyond the line of duty in the Battle, of Bataan. climate, her waving we homes and splen —al| th a t haa m i "America’s Vacstlo nntt w inter win v t.-i'* *>y. • I' ’ h i * .-r’elt _ ■" .> t K f lf f l -* v sM -j a ' i . 4 ■. *Th*ra see dwuaonds of UU-. billy *ong*. hot only tw In a , *-• ' I-- -YU _■ >'<"*n «*iiS . .alnig By oxoaox ru i. f H ’ tiiina'rr .1 . tM itda**). mdi1 t-n* MANHA **V Sr T -,£• PleluVeiujuo tnd'interdstinU itHU triosj are brujight be­ fore nortlmmihoara*:-the cattle ittdv airy | th itt ^pwlxiya and rodcqin .lira, tpm Jndust fruit, limes and tangerines anfjsa thf»‘iDsftf aSJgQpMGof < -S* -to ~ r 1 fey RATTERV. have hia rritlea, deny th a t he la traveller. ■ S S W S f iK .The Itominlua RtpublU t m pt*» two-1hint* ;of the’Island cl llbpanioU, -which IH» 41? mil* ■oothMit of t>b* nnd (4 mil* weal of Purrlo RW. Haiti otac. pin (ho other third of tto Island — ilohnssee w to Tampa w arc vu i s i it e nd 1\daalr*.'*• • * • .. -«v, . ••..£ •♦.I Vk. ,7. v ti Brown I* Telling**!? FtoHda Na­ Earl Brown of DeLand, manager of tional Exhibits, Is doing a wonderful jo Atlantic City In spite of war.epnditinnc. Through tho use of dally radio progri over station WFPG, programs dealing with all phase* of Florida life, places to visit such as the Huwanes HJvar, Wakulla Springs, Palntkn Ravine Gardens, Cypress Gard­ ens, McKee Jungle Gardena, Oriental Gardens, and Die Singing Tower are placed before the public. The programs are arranged by Helen Evelyn Plllabury ami Hall Ilutlor In chnrge of publicity and radio for Khrida National Exhibits with tho co-operation of Florida's Cham­ ber of Commerto and state officials. All sections of the Stale pass In review before the microphone; northwest Florida with its cotton and tolmcco fields, old Southern plantations and old Southern customsj the East Coast with i,tn beautifid, beaches and beautiful bathing glrisi the ridge Motion or Florida with acres of orangei(trees in m ;am atuenramt, and the West Coast with W ’lh Tak.Miinr'A , ■? ' -a [[ �r W * SANFORD HERAL PAGE TIIREF SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A Henry Kaiser Is Portly And Bald Industrial Titan BORA COOflURN,Bactoty Editor Calender boring- Clubs iVe Joint Picnic Personalh Mr*. E m o ti N tb o n U 111 a t bar hom e om Elm A t k i m . M r*. Aloaeo C arter o f Tam pa U ria l t i n t M end. her* l o r see• t*1 day*. Thursday M r*. W. B. Kirby o f Jaekaoa. rill* la visiting her a U ter ■boro, Mr*. Z*b R atliff. Mis* Helen C a rn sr, who baa b**n su fferin g from a a lllaoaa. It aol* to b* o a t again. NOTICK Mlsa Maud* Ramsey b a t raturnod from a Ibra* wtofca’ vaca­ tion In Weaver* Ilk, N. a T K \< IIKKS* I \ \ Ml NATIONS M iss Anna Brllr Brown of Or­ lando tpim t tk* week-end with h t r m other, Mr*. Q.f H. Brown. Blsttine Home Is Beene Of Meeting M ils A ril 8U (w trom o f Win­ te r l l a r t s sp ra t Lba week-end w ith b*r t i t t e r , ' Mr*. E. 8. Rackoy. Mr*. W, JL D ^ o n U a l i f t for F o rt B ragg, N. C. to r l t l t h tr too a n d d iaih ter-Jn -taw , Lieut. 1. H. Oyoon sod Mr*. Dyson. * Mr*. Lm C harll* Carlton U 8N R , arrived hems S aturday from K ay Waal to i p tn d a sU-day furlough w ith t i t wtf*. U r n la a wartim e toon* aboard a tJaltcd Stale* a irc ra ft ra rrlsr a t ***. Scoot and d ir* bombing ptanaa •at* lightly parkod aa th* B ight dork, wbrr* they a r t refueled, re a m e d and otbonrU * m ada toady by a , m m of mechanic* fo r a n In stan t tele-off. Dtlow tha decks tha pilots relax and aw ait lb a call la tak a to | lb* a ir. This la a a afflclal U. 8. N ary photo, fC a n fre l/Y ss« l Mlaa Ja n k e Cook Cl a rlo tto Stein bet from Chicago, ID. iln n b at o f pcwywr racl a. \n * - * SLiNDAT • M n . O. H. Putnam and yetm g ■on, G*org« Edward, sr* visiting Mr* P utnam 's m other and tit t e r In H igh Spring*. M n .' Prod Bail o r W ashington, D. C. It tha booto-gw tat of h tr m olhtr-ln-lsw , Mrs. George A. D tC otlaa. t « 0 Park A n n u a . honored G lenn U n fit, Jr-, It aipoctad to a r rlr o horns tods* from Illi­ nois w har* ha has been spend­ ing tho summer. M ira E sther S tra n g * and H al Mlsa AHlne R k h ter of Ja c k ­ H unter, who** wadding Is to ho sonville la a p en ltn f a vacation Van llrflin as "R urky Custer* with Cprllla P arker In "U n n .l a n event of A ug. F7, w e n gw rate a t th* hom t of bar 'p aren ts. Mr. o f honor a l a p a rty g irsn F rid a y •a d M n . tlra g y Richter. C entral M urder," story cf a million dollar crim e, will lie shi>»« r a m t e s a t tha homo of K f o T s , W ednesday and T hursday a l th* R K t un *ani* program with ‘T h , Hypos, L a in H elen. T u ttles nf T ah iti," sta rrin g Cha*. Ciuirtiiun. day froen points in Georgia, Booth Carolina and N o rth Caro­ lina w here ha h a t bora visiting Tk* D nrhtat o f Cloocester, tlsU rIn lsw a t King G eort* of RngUnd, rsssa admiringly a t lb* aharpsbooter's modal t f Corp. K. W. Wills, of (■rsnlta City, III., during h sr visit (n lb* U lster Cantasn a t Norway House. Tha D uthsss rh stted with ths doughboys, who decided th a t ih t It a “regular feller." •* ( C in ln l P t t n ) The FIX)KI1>A HOTi:i. \NI) CAFE N ew M n . B. A, WU1lama a n d bar d a u g h te r, Nancy, who w o n visit. st Last. Twice A i Long! To Clean Them Often I* The Answer! M _* r * (0 -« S « •* :» « * •* ) re tu rn e d hom o It . < J Mr. a n d Mr*. E. A. Moofortnn and tb o lr daughter*, S andr* and Bonja, h ave nurrad to tb a ir naw ham s, 1020 Booth Sanford a re ­ Capt. Paul Nlirhburti 1* »ho- n ron* grain luting l.**w|. Comm. MiMred || Mr A fr*. .Iirrrf nr of 1h* WAVES, Mr. M d Mr*. Al H unt have rtta n w d from New Y ork where hoy s p r a t a abort th a t. Hr ftu M a la a rial tad rate t i n * In Ala. mans w h ite Mr*. H oot stayed ■ h a rt Um fat V aldotU ,. Ga lite r h*d g i v e n ■ p r r - • I n t e r vie w in \ r m Y o r k H h t B n rm in c a d that th# ** ■men sailor* • ill «*tf te»ll Ia ilit red fintform* (Cwntrat Fr$i») DELIVER! S S S & 5 S S 'h i a n " » J l d ia l • C h a rio t L aughton head of the happy .go-lucky T uttle elan, h a t a M r*. W llltek It tho for. very pulchritudinous fam ily In "The T uU lfa of T ah lll," d n m tlle comedy offering showir,g on t fm* double program at the Rile W ednesday and T hursday. Mlsa Lodge Presides i Miss Cunningham A t Y.WsA* Meeting! ,, Will Be^ Married 'ra te and h*r Sava returned T am pa after rttb M r. and lag a a d their am i U n ta . BABOi M n n n itr n m il - l lr i l m i il W ith H a th A nd N e n l ii d i. M e a U . L ik e H o m e . I r i . ' I n i I •***•» J P " Mr. and M r. J A CunningI .. J* * , W. A., firw i ham a r t announcing Ih« tngRg»B aptist Church, • presided a t a m e#t end approaching m arriage m te tta # o f > th* o rg in iia tio n o f ,th e ir dau g h ter, Eva. te^PhlUp r w r t f i y evening a t j/ i* home o f | tr u e d , aon of M flT ia lh ar Mr*, k t 'W . D rarlao, I I I P ark , fraiod a f Tribune, Kaa. f t * w td, :. i ,)ing will be an event of Sept. IS John M athews AVWIM, v At Lb* opening of th* m eeting, I m W aihlngtnn. D. C. r, Evelyn, hav* Om m jm h e rt rape*ted th* Y . W I U l u Cunningham attendad S*nA- "W aU bw ord , la onlaon. | fund schools end was graudated n o r o followed • discussion and from Bern Inote High School. She r»porta m “p e rao n a l. ta rv k o " is employed bookkeeper for • w k .. • ! _ th a ’ groom d a rin g th* th* Ueilywond Shops, Inc. icond o f th* t a d la rlth a* tsbralory. H* it* of A ugustin* Col.te n d . III. rp*. Claaa USNR, WAAC MemberH Are Neat — Of Necessity Hi PAUL H A N 8K M . POUT HER MOINES, la. Aug. t l , l W w ) You g irls who Ilk* lo drop a .hoe here, a slocking Ihere, ami dr*|i* a grldle n» 0f the back of a chair. . . . You'll rind life a bit differen t If you join the W AACt. T here's . place for everything and rv i-n ih m e in Its place and woe I n I h e nonconform ists O fficer, al the nation's only WAAC training school i r e d e te r­ mined their charges will be mod­ els nf neatness when they Ie a rs llRirfj* The W AACt. both “O .C o," aa tb t officer ra n d id a te t are known hare, and th* auxiliaries (prl* v ales), are (m art*red In old n d brick b a rrk k s th a t housed cav­ a lry and srtJHpry troop# for doeodes. D orm itories a re long room s w ith rows of regulation A rm y ools on each tid e , arranged head to foot and m ad* op w ith k h a n TKNDKKAY GROUND BEEF lb 25c ACORN SLICED BACON 1 Lb. CelW. Pkl lb 21c ’ Bottom Round STEAK - lb - 35 BUTTER CLOSE OUT of Womens and CARROTS 2 Bchs. 15 11.00 [V A N T IT Y R IG H T S �I I i S f TBE Th# Sanford Herald an tU lu r r M ilo s ra re # r t M l l l U M a» 4 M l U d t f» r I t* p a r p a a a M m tmmAm w ill fca r k a r g * 4 l * f « U r i f t r r l l s l a g ro le * . at »l af fa r The Far East Looks Better Sanford Forum Public attention recently h u been foemted 5 n the *ituntion In Hurtnin, Churchill's visit,to Moncow, the Dieppe raid, and the Rrui-rnl |KHilbllltien bf openiny a new front in Western F-urope. By mid lurpu the Kuroinnn picture i.< not one of optimism nor is there much to cheer nhout m Africa mid the Middle Hast. However, in other theaters of wur the United Nations are not doinjf badly, and we have attained some very -m*-.-I' . tnculur gains lately which somehow or other have Inen obscured by the over all picture. The Solomon Inland ittack temporarily held the spotlight in a btg way, hut luck of details of that very important action has caused the people to begin to treat It lightly. Also, China has been handling the Japs pretty roughly in the past weeks uml days and has recaptured many vital cities and provinces which nro indespcnsilile to any pro­ jected air attacks on Tokyo nnd oilier Nipponese m a s These successes of the Chinese are not of minor siunlfiranee mid they may presage the lieginning of the <rid of Japanese domination in the field ot aggressive action in the whole Far Hast Weeks ago w,. tiad all boon told to expect a Jap ullaek on Siberia, to prepare for exploitation of Jap wdsun* if some of the Aleutian Islands, nnd to Is* ready for most any ThU 23-ton f u r tii* Cemtnando lksni:«lrt plan# b *hown a f te r 'tnaliint; * t>*I’y Irn Jin r In OtUTslo. N. Y, A bent propeller wa* the only damar.> ,-uitalneJ. Tli# landing wa* n u d e t f t r i ih> plan# had circled Buffalo eventuality which might develop along the India-ilurniu and lurrouniliiig rommunltte* for ciyl.t ond wne-half hour* while the rr«w I r b l tv loner It# Jam m -d land­ border. So far, that is, since the disastrous Mows struck ing gear. W inn the gatolln* aupply ran out, the pilot I ad to bring Ilfs thlp Conn. Tiie seven rnan rrrw at Japan at Midway, none of these expected military net ions eweapid without injury. Tl.lt 1* a pbon;?l»,to. ( C t a h t l Pr##r» has come off. and it may just be that the Japs are puncli drunk mid need some time to get reorganized. U nitrd State*. o f which 42,410 It Is pretty generally recognized that the urns; vitali Were operated by (team , 0 6 7 by area of conflict is mid will lie in Europe, but it must non BOSTON. rt iir •£i, (ili Dum b oil, 000 by electricity and 30 bjr be lost sight off the vast contribution a defeat of lapanj DiM rgglu. le i n i r li o i n l 2 t-year- 1 would Is? to our ability to go "oil mlt" In opening u new front old rrn le r f ltU for the Uostou JU dj The Dominican Republic h a a .a a against Gcrmun-dominated Western Europe. With Japan Ho*, was Sworn Into the N a v J L •is twice the a re a nf V e rm o n t yut of the way or -everely cripplisl our e fforts muimt Germany could be more than doubled. ' Aug. 23. lots, git ito r. <h. J>* Sanford llcrald. I)ra» Hir: •• • t * • I litre In Lah# M ary, and I Have four rh lld rrn . For Ih# l*»t <Ifrht year* th#v h*v* bathed ronttn-jslly In L a ir M ary, praellcaliy r t r r y day. I h a re never found any IU r f fre t from tS rlr bathing In thU L a ir. I lor# my rhlldrrn and am t n t r m t r d In ih rlr good h ra lth , and I expect to let (hem f« im In 1-akr M iry n long aa th sv drotre. , I ilu n o t believe' t h e n Is a n y con lam ination-. In U l n M ary th a t would effect anybody. It. 1L - Eubank,. . U - k r •Mary, H a . p , ’/I/i U nited S tatea A rm y la re a U rge number* n f d o n Hilary ferric*. They ougtil m A n USA Ni t n Hu comnmiu \ o u t D usiness TRY SANFORD MERCHANTS FIRST You’ll Have m o n e y know there will iimi y o u might hh ial Calendar ^ ____. • .. W EDNEBDAY , R U rirorm d , ( Boothslde ryinU nr 8chool will ba open from 8M 8 A M . to H i t s A M. under Q a i dtrocUon o f Mrs. Lea BamooU. Y .G ' TUURSDAT * , -Townsend O u b will m eet IttM C ourt H oum a t l : M P. M , sa d th e ir fam '/MM Y ttitin * . t t i U m lU n th rtr famtUoa a m la rtte d to I . S co v rrrd dish supper a t •dais P a rk a t 3 :0 i P.M. 1 f m * a j m "ta ld s **Trlcv." I. Phltatham C la n af the tytarian Church wUI hold IU • r . b o r i n m m eeting a t the a f Mr*. J . H. 01 lion, 1201 ttto A rtn u * . *t 1:00 P. M. V. M. O rem * and Mr*. W. i • playground a t Bouthald* t School will be open from . A J I. to 11:41 A.M. under i direction o f Mr*. Lee Sam uels. t.* t* > A.M. - - . TA i . SATURDAY ' A lt koy* and gtrU of JoaloT R l«k School age m ay > i n tha Commando* and Junior «t* W ardens a t tha W oman's • t 2:00 A.M. of pre-school and pcir,school ages may attend tha Hour” , iponaored by the Jon Com mittee, a t th# library a t 10:30 A. M„ Mia* B arbara Rupracht'a MONDAY s | 8 * ^ ford clU iena are asked by U risl association to ahY>4. tothU tol.............. ...................... • tt v e two m inutes of p ray er each day a t noon. w e ll Be No More H A IT T BIRTH DAT B etty Culluia ” ,! Vfro* M essenger / l . & w righ«, u y m,;,, it P e r s o n a MANHATTAN By GEORGE IU C K E E NEW YORK. Aug. 23,’ (W W ) ThU ta tr* real ito ry of- Ju Canova, a poor lilti* hillbilly gl who doc*n’i know h e r w ay arout Hollywood and New Y ork a t a ll and cow* Hava v ln g il two. weak* rngagam Slrmod on Ilroeilw iy pertng ta d e p a rt on i Arm y posts wban I lha WarwWk, , Bo 1 aald to tbU J was a U tile girl my sla te r a n d I S W lt drod and fiftv year* ur more, th* old eat favorite being “Watt lor the Wagon." "There ere thousand* of hill­ billy song*, but only one In • hundred 1* in y good," Judy aald. " T ie 'Martina and tb# Goya* waa cUaalc. . .Moat hillbilly •< hav* wonderful UUaa, b u t aoag* lb*m *«lrtf *«ldom lira to lh air advance billing.' d-InkTUh* maat beautiful a f hiUbllly M ngi wa* “ Tat Weed*’ although *oma p* m ay tltlm it to ba mura on rowboy ltd*, ra lh a r lh aa mounulna.** . , d i v i d e s the* Most Bistiine Home Is Scene Of Meeting N t S « » m c lH iiig of it I* K it m in B up < m ol .* I>mI«| I’m t r i r d ill p% I*h.-t a th n r l l y t iR t t m l II- • K • ib « r fh i. kTTnllrman i« j ••• it»*!i%idtial irtdualrml i n . r.Minlrk • war |»v1 .. 1 I* N«t hr I* «tn< atti I s«f In ih s <ImI i ..... MI' S* e|H< P S s f l ll H r * ir e lt it if r n u lt *• ,nw n »rn«ational »Si|. | I'" " perform ance h\ f »i * a f it s I o f "O I o p • .t t | f h* Vt «r I'rtte ltli I |o» 11 f h .- r ii r v l h im to I i i i i I i I l •«•• fl> »nc fr riff h i tu t' *»i m o f r t«* r«>m c l a ls i if " no n t I* s t i n r s s f u l h 's r» t« i ir t 'im * * • h ip s lit o u r t i ir d o f 11. | 1••• <l*\ k*"«l *cl l.\ I om niiohiri ||»* *r ) f1 h a \ r t h r f i i r o llm * * f •n l« • • t h a n .711 •!>< k » h * ietr‘s Mit* AvU 8ten*trom of W in­ ter Haven ip en t the week-end with her *UUr, Mr*. E. 8. Hockey. h.»* tint h# for c career lin n a «• #»tt lo n e H itler In v a d e d le d n « \rr laid a k*. • I* ••"iA k Council member* of th* Young Mr*. W. R. Dv*«n La* left tor Psople o f the First Presbyterian Port Hiagg, N. C. to visit her Church had a successful m eeting ton and oaughter-in-U w , Lieut. recently a t the home of Mr. and J. It. l>y*on and Mrs. Dy*on. Mrs. J , A. BUtllne, Umgwood. Charlie CarUon U8N R, arrived A devotional In thn form of a m editation wa* delivered by MU* home Saturday from Ker. Weal Ann Stine. Emmet Herndon e l - ! 10 'I ^ nd....................................... • , l *-4,ay furloughIth pltlnad to the group w hat the FJ* »ll# "U nited Religious Education Ad--------- vance" i* end a general discussion M ire J a n k . ( \*ok. am i MUa returned followed. A nom inating commit- Cl arlolte SUln Ka %« to* composed of peat president* from O ikftfo. 111. wS«rt they will select officer* to be voted •pent a tyro month*' vacation. on to hold office for the n e it slx Fred Strang* moo lb*. Following the buiint** m eet­ have returned from Coronado ing, refreshm ent* w ere served to Beach where they apent the peat k. th* Rev. s a d Mr*. E. D. Brown­ lee, M rs. Georg* A Stine, MUa Mr* Ci. H P\itn#m and young Ad* Kim ball, M iu In u re llt Dut­ ton. MUa E lisabeth Plte. MUa eon. George Edward, are vlaltlng Audrey Bach, MU* Mary Ann Mr#. Putnam 's m other and alaUr Welch*!, Mia* Stine, MUa Plor In High Spring*. In* T ra w k k of th# ju n io r young Mr. Frwi Bell of W ashington. nooplo's group, ' * ip. Billy ' Hilly B; Bruimtey, Harm an Brumb iley, Kl Kirby FIU. F Bill D. C 18 the houae gueat of her m other in law, Mra. G m rge A. H artley, Fred Hliilln* end John D et'ottee. \\n o Park Avenue. BUtllne. Engaged Couple Is Honored At Party Aa Long! To Clean la The Answer! M m 'S i 'O ' i (O a a o a d and B lo c k e d ) h r • |kC' k • o f I a s h ip N .t Ih te **tan«tloldte 1 %• • 1b'nt d o t ic t h ir d f • h ip h i i ll d in g D f n ir i .Ml I • N * r .| | , | g tifa s w It V h . ' * • lim r t»«*tvbi •*•« k • • I 1 1e n d " - f Here la a wartim e tcene aboard • U#H«d Statea a irc raft c a rrie r at aea. Scout and dies bombing planet •are tightly parked on the flight dock, where they are refueled, rearm ed and otherw iae made ready by a ■warm of mechanic* for #n inatant U i f *'fT. Below the tlerk* the pilots relat and a w ait tha call la taka to th# air. Thu it an ofllcial U. S. Navy photo* (C entral p r u t ) I -I* lib* 1 x from I'M .1 . j fH * » • h ip to |». | I l k . fe d U s t J bins I.. -.-I.. 1 s h ip * s* «* . I- .. |**i a « i I i |« K ever x in. h ,,f *» .«, 1 . h I • 'I k k I l l s |||a . , f i l i a l a«*« m h | \ im . i i i I r u t u p lo r ilt M| s. . 1 ratio* shop*, mi oim 1 h i" e l . . I f l .t e .f s d A forms T h r l i m i t l.- M r m fit in ••‘C t io p s is «• of | *ir 1 t siini C hi ■ s t t A 'N S I-- Mi • p .» .. -I it. h i, a. I . - (•lenn IJngl#, J r ia e i pec ted to arrive home tnda from 111!no is where he hwi t*een a(tend* Ing the summer M „. Artln# Richter of Jack* e n d in g vacation Vatl 11r f 11,1 a , "Rurk> t'u .t e r " * '* i r.-.tlia I'n .k rf in "l,r-. rent*. Mr. a t the home of her and Mra H enry RkcW r (V n lral Murder." ,u>ry . f a million '--liar .tim e » i l l 1^- «b--, W r-lnr*.la) and Thuradsy at tha R lt. •> -nn'e pn-yinm ..tlh " T ‘ A. ('. Madden retu rn ed S a tu r­ T u ttlr , ->f T ahiti." s ta rn n y Cha.. Lsu*< <--i< day from points In Georgia, South Carolina and N orth Carona whrew he haa been rialUng rela three. The D u rh r.i of (llooredrr. tille r. In taw of King Genrga of England. **>#* admiringIjr at Ih# aharnahool »r i medal nf I nrp It W. Will#, of l.ranito City, 111, during h#r »itil l<* Iho U lttor t anteon ot Norwajr If "•%# Tho Durhcaa rhatted wt»h in# Joughbof#. who d#ri-l*d that aho la * *'regular feller ” *• ( C e n t r a ! I't t t t ) The F'l.OKIDA HUH N r» Mr* R A. William* and her daughter, N*nry, who were visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs- . Eugene Zet ridge end f a m lly ln T ilgfp#, 'hav# returned home. ' in nu n I |t , i |i . I Utth Hath \i»t N.-m I >1 Mralw. | Ihr Itnm i- I ■1 M Mr. end Mr*. E. A. Monfort->n *nd their daughter*. Sandra and 8onJ«. have moved to their n r « home, 1120 South Sanford A « r USE YOUR Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. W illiam. SM unce the b irth of a daughter, Sarah Hsian, Friday, Aug. 21 at Fern*Id-L aughtor M em orial It-., pttaL CREDIT! C LEA N ED * PRESSED CASH A CA RRY WE ALSO DELIVER! ASK A B O U T O U R ECONOMICAL LA U N D RY SE R V IC E B r t * f la c o a t H a n g e rs fo r g a r m e n ts •■ • i«tuM hr «*. ‘ »• f ' ' -"r#- i\ h -7 ■ * tt}h(eM Mr. sod Mrs. At Hunt have returned from New York where they (p en t a sh o rt tim e Mr H unt also vt.tted relatives In AI, hem s while Mrs. H unt itayr.1 . •Sort Urn* in Valdosta. Mr. sod Mrs. Edward Willmk snouace th* b irth of s eon. Kre.1 U aley, T hursday. Aug. 2» at F a .s a U I a ugh ton M em orial Ih*.C harles Laughton head uf the i.uppy-gn lurkt r .title- clan, ha* n PttaL Mrs. W illing la tha foreery pulchritudinous fam ily in ' ■ ' • T uttle, nt T ahiti dramatic user Alls* rW lghtt. , comedy offering ahnwtng nn a # - •* double ,-r r r ,m a* rh, UnMr. amt Mrs. A lton HI* »f: W ednesday and T hursday w later in te r Haven Haver spent Sunday with Mr. s a d M rs. A. C. Madd an They * * t * m am pa li lad home by Ml.. M g li Jane Madden who will ' • abort tim e liters. WAAC McmhcrH Arc Neat Of Noce unity i \N W • BUY M O RE BON DS! BARGAIN DAY ! Features - Today M r . s t o I Mrs. John M sth.w . dau g h ter, Evelyn, have from W ashington. D. visited their - ____ »-Uw. Mr. and Beckw ith, j r . a 8 taw * a f Jackson, a a M a u d VllUg* it (S ta rs t a jacaaon■«• a f te r spending ta V trgtaU a* the caaata, Mr*. 8. A. j kll** V era lo d g e , acting itie Mr and M>- I \ • unning • Went of th# k. A . Mi-* • nm innouih its#- •*. «-ng#gr Haptiat Church, prrsi.ln l at ■ » » 1 and ap|»n *#4 Sing m arriage mc#ting of thn orgam iati..n ,f d#u#hi. » F%#. lo Philip P»ur*d#y tji n l li g a t the home ..f t ^ | | # T r w i **.n ..f Mr# F ath er Ml*. M. W» Ih a rio o , larV i rt|#d of Tribune haa The w n l• AvenuC. ng will he an even! «*f Sept. 12 A t th* opening of the meetln* i W eihinglon. D < Ih* member* repeated the Y. W Mien C jnnm irh.m a tl.n d e d 8*n * "W.i-h-e^c* i- —i— ,.>nl ^hnoi, , n,| . . . Kmudaud "W atchword , In unison. T here followed a dlacuuion an-li, »re Seminole High School. She report# ^ “ptrao n al acrvice” ,.. employed as l«-.Wkeeper for w o rt of th s group during th-- <»,* Hollyw,w-l S(,o|,, |nc S S a . ' V ia.i£S‘"L:.'it..‘!:.t,T"y l h T i" ‘ ‘- n . unrortun#lr "»nn#ct#d with TU e r e tlll.tu I. TSSrSrJ: V T 1: Y v I'V M l. ami *. , g i t In • h«« like a Wing *.ver * hail I life- a lit I different IS. NS A A * i pla* •• f* » • xrr v l h l n g g >ii Me pla> • and iM .ii. . . n f , . * n m i * tlffl. WA m m i'l n els «f » Sere T>i. •t *h r >1* 11«.it's W E D I ( E S D A Y '.nly r h a Mr« a «s||| In mini tea* m h en t h e y le a v e N\ A \ « . Im.th "O.I j ; m» the tiff t. *r • andidatrw are known here, and the aualllarlea (p ri­ vate's l a ir iiiiarterrd in old r#d bHrk l.arrtrka that housed cav­ alry and A r t i l l e r y tronpa for dec­ ade* hnrm itur lea are long ro o m * with rtiwe nf regulation Army i T K M H IIM • MtKMI G R O U N D :i :i k f 2 5 c II) th a Ion gv*t BA CO N • lahrmtory. lie Cota o n r 8ch Bide, a r r a n g e d H##d » / Auguatin# Col* to foot and made up %HtS kh#kl b l a n k e t * a s only the Amy k n o w ST E A K Wednesday Specials • '1 CHILDRENS — GROUP 2 4 2 9 '' i . i ; M ' l - i .i'i o i. 2 1 <- Ih B o tto m I'fV''' i i k s ic f : ' 1 Z l b. I rllo. Vkt 1 TKNDKHAY f t IIKIl WOMENS — GROUP 1...... i'i:\t 11 IIRN s i .lt Kll I T h* Y. W. Ax reproaenlail h? Mrs. J . 1a l a * , will tak e p art In i » p ra y e r aarvtca by tha varlout brmnthaa a t the church on Sept.' M a n d fu th a r p irn s will be m ad' a t M M M i seatln g a t Mrs. l a t 'i Avenue. S P E C I A L S ! •intr or h«tei| art- ilrtcr '-'“ i. i" Manual a n d dlacuaaed IU first ch ap ter. Th# program Included a r»vtow o f th a work a t “ Tho Hou»» B eautiful", a train in g school for young womon, who w ant to <t<> ml** tonary work, located In IdMl l B k l l U - «-#* *- ^ «• i • tiie* h rrt\ a a git.lie Misfi Lodge FreHides . Miss ('unningham At Y.W.A. Meetinn Will Itc Married Mrs. Milton U Yaala and her daughter, Miriam, Kara returnee! t* th a lr bom* In Tan asawiWng a weak with Mrs- CtolSACS' Redding and th n r ■sgW s r , H arris*, 8 m Lent# LANEY’S DRUG STORE IU I’ \ I I H A NHKI.I K o|{| i d s M llIN FS I a Ang K o iiik I »N• \ 1 t 1 N|| ItKANS - lb - 3 5 « B U lT E F i lb 2 7 ,- (.Iv ’ K I A l^ tN It O' Ht NHIIIVK. Final CLOSE OUT of Womens and Ghildrena Summer Shoes. . rmtFp 11% S O I J \I KSON < VKI.AND ( alif s .iv 2 II* 1 t 2 5 «' lltl-S II C A R R O T S (In ()u arlera) JMUtr-v vgf. Henry Kaiser Is Portly And Bald Industrial Titan The Sanford and Orlando Pilot Club* O n to had a Joint iw tm m lng p a r ty ' *lr». Krne*t Nelson U III a t aad picnic Cut evening a t San- her home on Elm Avenue. Lando Spring*. Th# local organ!-------------. taU on m ot a t th* c lin k and mo- , Mrg. Akxtao C a rte r of Tam pa torad to the aprlng* to m eet the *• vUIUng friend* her* for *«*eral day*. neighboring club. Am ong those present from S a n ­ Mr*. W. B. Kirby of J*ck*onford w ere: Mr. and Mr*. Joel P k ld . M rs. E- C. H arper, Mr*. -vtlt# I* vlaltlng her *i*ler her*. 0 . M. H arrison, Mrs. C. U Pew Mr*. Zeb R atliff. *U. M rs. H. R. Pippin, Mrs. M. MU* H cl.n G arner, who has B. S m ith, Mrs. W. L L M Morgan. Mrs. E. I L la a e y . Mrs. W. V. be*n lu fferin g from an illness, Biting, M rs. Mary Rawlins. Mr*. I* able to be out again. R. C. Maxwell, Mrs. Lourlne Beat, MU* Maud* Ramaey hi* re ­ Mrs. K a ta Manning, Mrs. B. J . M eyer. M rs, J . C. Mitchell. M rs. E. turned from s three week*' vaca­ tion In WraVervIll*. N. C. B. R a tliff, Mrs. W. B. K irby, Mr*. B ert C hapm an, Mrs. W. C ErickMl** Anna Bell* Brown of O r­ aan. M rs. it. A. Sw anson, MU* Ih c iU Johnson, Mias Maud* lando tDcnt the week-end with Rnmaoy and MUa P.aa 81mpeon. I her mother. Mrs. G. II. Brown. 0 HAST 8BOOND ST. (hy p rotests a g ain st A m rrtcan bombing elites In occupied h T he best, answ er to . p rotests vruuld be * bom bing oa Vlchv Itself sa d then the m ight m ake some sen**. A Have Joint Picnic : FOR THE DURATION l Telephone 14F MU* E sth er Strang* and H all H unter, whoa* wadding l> to he • n eeent of Aug. 27. were jnjeata of honor # t • party given Friday evening a t the home of Mr*. R. H. lly m sn . Lake Helen. Game# and conical* vrerw played by the gjeata during ih# tv tn Jn g and I* ter, the couple waa SCte.n tad gift* In s nova I mann tr. A bout M> friend, of lha honor guest* vrer Invited to attrnd. w Lyf S P Rl p F L O R ID A . 8U N D A T . Jk n fo rd cltlsens a re aaksd by A b r nnU h ............................ terist association to obt» o m inutes a f p ray er each Select Yours Now d OKIE ROSA COGBURN, Sodcty Editor ... . ritlsaH*' nro asked by total* terial aaaoctation to oi>iw e m in u te* 'o f p ray er sack sr* going lo lx- # , m v rh jo f M o tiliio n . Ilie f i r it l A m e r ic a n lie r u o f W o rld W u r II, w h o Surprised s* the rra t <f u , when w a s k ille d lit P e a r l H a r b o r , m ill I h e lu te y o u n g L ie u t. A lb e rt th s second fro n t U opened N in n i n g e r o f F 'o r t I - a u d e r d n le w h o re c e lv m l tin - C o u g n 't i F ; ______ _____ n b iin l M e d a l o f H o n o r f o r |N irfo rin itn c e Ite y n n d t h e lin e nf f il m ln» tlnn n f cuff* on d u t y in t h e R n ttlo o f B a ta a n . * ha* raU ed a new prubFlorida’s Incomparable climate, her waving palma and n to p o t rlg a re tte aahea tr Fiwteaa la Ihoughlteaa, itynllt branches, Iter tax free homes anil splendid schools loesp't have any traya. —all that has made Florida “America’s Vacatlonlaud" and next winter will ntako Florida "America’s Furlough iAitd" is presented to stupa twelyo inlllltm ratlin listeners dally through the Florida State Exhibits al Atlantic City —Eustl's I-nko Region. - i c i a l '. The D stnJaU an R>|wblU oceu-. p i n lu o -th lrd r of the b lan d o f . llU paniola, which Ur* 4H ra llet ro u th ra tt o f Cuba and 01 mil#* _ w o t of P u e rto Rico. H aiti tyre.- W p i n the o th e r third of the Uland. Brown Ih Telling ’Em linrl Brown of Detenu), manager of the Florida Nptlonnl Hxhlliits, is doing a wonderful job for llorda nt Allmitic City in spito of war conditions. Through Iho use of tlaily rndio programs nt 7:45 I' M. W# a re no m a tte r race—we're fo rty nf them over station WFT'ti, programs dealing with all phases of The part* are gix«l; ih# whi le l< Florida life, places to visit such us the Suwanee River, f a r above them W a a ll are foreigner*. end that Wakulla Springs, I'alatkn Flavine Cardens, Cypriss Garniens, McKee Jungle tinrilens, Oriental Gardens, and ihr a in 't hay, F o r who dltcovem l the m u n try Singing Tower are placed liefore the public anyw ay The pmgrums are arranged hy Helen F'.velya 1'ilNhurv BtU foreigner* W* alerted mil and Hall liutler in t barge of publicity and radio for F'l irida ■ from *eralch id Up to now we've never met Nit t li miu I ICxIiiliitn with Hu- co-o|M'rati<in of F'loriila'x ('humla?r of (Vimmorrc anil alute official*. our vnfttch A t m alting • kyscrajx-r* awl rlir All Ht-rti(iii» of Ilu* State pan* in review before the arette* microphone; north weal Florida with it* cotton ami t dmeco And w ar and r a n and tran*|«.rt fields, old Southern plantations nnd old Southern cuntnm*; plane* and b e t, And fancy bathroom aulte* and the Final Con*I with it« henutiful beadle* and Im-uiiIiful h a t t l o h l p , ■,c ibathing girla; the ridge section of Florida with acres oT . A nd ' error# Ibuyl wa've mule| oraiuui tn?«« row on.idowty-row. and the Went ('nanI with • ‘ lit* wonder/ul fi-thiiiR aml.ujufct c h g r m ., Floritla'n cities, •mt ...it looking for n| lur»i«» and trim JUdi^itit/illa Mi Kay Went, from TM list-V I w a r jlnhnnnee to Tnmpn are vinitnl I in itMlf i l l r l . f " ‘ ' '! ‘til sine* wa're Mira «f wbai I’h lurtncplo mill' llltlirttel ill, are hnmght ixt. — * "r, r* .i* * h"Vfor * ,l.‘L ittry ’ * i t s fp ^ iK ty ij Were emioui ihe a,lu e rh, ig i to r e, n o t, t h e r m, . h e a rtS ,, H : t h. e , r a ,t to begin "'“I naletnv, Up' fjlfiUl.imlunl roar*#. » e to-.k a couple m ,| f r u i t , lim e s a n d t a n g e r in e * n n j u thn U** Ithem; tin* |uiprr industry wfjUh Iiam npniiL, 5 w« don't worry «bout ^dvImyi munhroom; tnr|mmi!inlnsr *r» tiff'high pint* l/itid;f we can m saler a nv nia«ier' -Hanford, ntipar rana'ttN'thw-KvcrKladeii, *|KiiiRe Ilsliing in! ;the Gulf; tiiiig oil In North FT.-riila. ' .} % i ’ race. M*„- UEUALU HAFTEIIV. Radio Uslemirs.VA luU o( l-'loridn'H famou^’aon*, "Luo S* the Chinese Ilurtumk; JnhirGorris (Jim Gong of Dcl-and, | of 'Appulnrliicola, inventor'->f nrtlfkal icd; O.'rroja, iho |T have In* critic*. (Seminole le n tle r ; ILinrv Plant; and Uonry. Flnglrr, great II deny th at be it ‘Industrial lenders; S M .h er present day sons who have it traveller. already established 'themselves In the country's Hall nf F’nmtt through their grrat cournpa; Lt. General Htilwell of ■Uthar#KSStimU'bUk,h' Theyi j’o'ntka III command of American forces in China, Major Hk# th# way *»<• got 'em General linker of I'amiat who lout Idn life in lit*. Rattle ___ of Midway throUKh tha parfonnancu of an airplane miietion I, ,he tier l,no dungernii.t to send Ills men on; Captain Colin P. Kellv 'A r*V - , "HI RIM ? SALI 15 LIKf i'ld lN K M in S I’AIUV H E R A L D , SA N FO RD , TiL ’k TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1042 B A N T O B D . F L O R ID A . SA N FO RD « c 2 B e lts. 1 5 c 1 r L J p m y u j n p H ( 7000 I I J a m p i l J •^Q U A N T IT Y R I G i m ^ M RESERV ED • *01 E. 1st. ST. ■> * h < o j "IS o A l ' �J V ■*<;••.• . >•• yy& “: .. . i W* M , -.-? ■•v • • • ir^js \ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA " TURNING TO E TABLES TattiQi Plane- fe Shot O tti Reai! Gannas B&ife Out D r m o r r ih j. H a r r is SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT RECORDS w u a m t u k k o F a r t , flm e w W . *1 r l r T n Itld n a r I I . O a h a r a t ■» M W IT K U W * * R t * T T 0**11 l a r k . I l t r l r i r t . T o T r u a l . C h u rc h o f O s d l a C h rftet and JA M E S lh W lllT H (F orm er Associated I’reaa sta ff Mien In Shanghai and Tokyo, ro> l e a s e d from Internm ent In the t v shan't* of Am erican and Jipaneao diplom at! and newapaper men.) Wide W orld F e a tu re ! Tho p a tie n t, plodding millions of Ja p a n know fairly well how th eir arm y haa been believing Itaelf during the I n i ten years. T heir flr»t reaction lo atrocity stories la the tante aa your* o r min* would be. T le y are norriflad a n d asham ed. But—and tt i* a vey b it and Im portant b-jt—th ry can condone w h alerer th eir arm ed foire* do if by any In la t rif rea toning they ra n belle** It tea* "neersssry" o r “ Inevitable" for the Internal* of the Japaneat Kmplrt Aiwa)* amt forever, the Umpire come* T int. Japanese heller* them aclrfs dear-ended from Amt* te ra tu , (he Run (bale**. *nd th a t ths Emporoi ii d lre rtlj *o They a n the I 'k o m Hare, ( onteoaentIjr nothing th a t help* build Ih* Empire o r Inrfe**.- It* preatlg* ra n b* wron-;. ultim ately. •Th* N anking tnlocaust In 1017, when thou*.'ml* of defense* let* lurrerylerrd f.'hlneae *oldler» ware butchered, burned, amt fie ru led on a m at# .ra le , and n e t* women were r a n d In the g rrs ts a l orgy HI modern lime*, shocked thuae fanatics* who learned about ll. Many frankly la id to privately U f t to hi* own drvleei. the average japanem - t- kind, eon a Id* rate, ilm p lr, and Intrn.fly In torrated In Che r musing ami l-U | m an th ln g i of llie But let the in te rest- of Empire, e n te r In ami 'i» heeomea the ran a ttr, ready to earrlfic* anything,I n u n to bomb tho M alang a ir baa* of tL* Ja p s In E a s te rn Java. They b id rr!*a**d liaalr l-omlw and w ere bended fo r homo when tho? ra n Into* a form ation of. ***■» new .typo Japatw a* Zero* " I wa* roTorin* i',»s other altlo* When I fe lt1 tit a vlbaatlnno resuflIng from - h its Irv enem y b jlle ta ," Dalrialat ar. jr*. "1; alw skni a look over m y itw uldor and aaw snntlw r o f th a s u re r* and a idiot on Um floor, "Thf n ext think I felt was n shock Ilk* something breaking. I turned to look at Ina' Zero* dla* iBpeartd. and found 1 tool all In* window tuivon* n c d n l lo ■ rail out. In fact, everything be* hind m* was window. The tall In which I s a t had Iwen com plete­ ly aevered from the plane. W e a r in g a h a g * s o m b r e r o , t a l h l r l . l h i m f r o m t h a E g i "I turned over nnev. Mil! InWin*ton Churchill confers with Fbld M arshal J a n Chrl tid e my seal In t i e tail, tt,m got A llies, at Ihs lliitlih Embassy lo Cairo. Thais meotii a foot nv*r tire end nrol Imtliol wsa radioed from Lei out. T here seamed, nothing undaneath but t in n rrrit, nlihmigb w* had been over the n e . t when U s 'J a p a n e s e e lr m t f t ioinped us. "U nbelievable as It may -*-eiu, t Ilf re was a little uiiinhsbilrd sandpit, and I landed tliete, about fneJDUUil. Ttv* f*(U!«tari d atstUr ILi (VnuiIIui^ r (*f IM> bI in* ten feet fruru the w ater’. edgn. BUU <*I FTufldh 4U] Mhdl F J«u.I The tiorpb bay of our machine Hfl«d<UIUUtD 6fv|suBiJi| kllttudlMIlU to opened long enoigli lo allow three tb o COOitjlUUdl) Ot 1Z» B u t t Bl noto th er m an to drop, and on* landed w ith me on I i* -Ami, but b« WM serlouily woundrd." For nlna and a half hours Kite, with rhrapnel wound*, tn Me fornhfad, lav upon the tai.dpit with* It) sigh t of l ho abori- of .lava ami petroling Zeroes. 1h*n h« was reecned along with it coin, NOW. T U l K F O i a I ft A O IU T nanlon. To second mail, i . , i -irr, ( h m t i f i '4 B u u of iL « t i n d w as an hgd|v wound,.I he .lied. F ir s t American court-martial to bo bald In England cleared Pvt. Travis B. Hammond (above),IS.of Kslprs, Tax., shown leaving th* London coart, of tho ebarg* o ' assaulting a sl(t**D-y*ar-otd girl. Th* court, which board Ih* caa* for foar day*, dismissed tba charge against Hamis a T J " * (C e n tra l P r t u ) R e a l t y T r a e t ( V . T o D u ly IT n t* ( " h u r r a . A. C a r w a t rr ix t ia n n rn I t a l y fY a e a ’C h u r c h . A C n rp . T » R e a l t y T r a i t C o, (H O P U M **n rM A T T M . ■ o iT u tn n tn ith ia P . F . # t u * . T o w it* f o r d A t T l e a l t a r a l C r e d i t » > rp . ■ m fa iw TTTU S C tH T t tT V . W. I l e f f i a a a U a r h l a e r y C o T o A l k w t ll a d d a n ■ tn tr tm n * o r a n a v o to ii F ed e ra l F a rm M n rla e a * C a rp T o i . W illia m M a n i a * t u s rn m iiJ iL h o ilK . . When thf storm elearod, E rieu n found hi* e r r roof braten flat by hailstone* “a bout tba ill* of golf ball*" and ftlad hla oarjj claim with hi* own company. T a i l NBVEB CAfS TEJ.L a n a i­ a lie I THE COOLEST SPOT tliite rr, Aassukl IN T O W N - A TWO bht of good dan sun, and a alien as It, British Print* M inister **s Sm uts, Pglme M inister of th* Union of Booth ptreaded Churchill’* visit to Moscow. T his phot* >n lo New York. fCewJral JVaaaJ fans and lota rooting drinks BILL’S PACKAGE STORE & BAR N O T I C E OF E L E C T I O N F to r U * d n Rfff LF •!«* ibA l • ( l U U U l R U C T IO N » t n b« rw ia m w u n i i to F W 14* on I V tf td tf n * t i Ih* n /»i U ondU f m NfrttJpLM 4 a I K l Uh M id T u m Aa * o*toB ifa» THIRD DAT n r NOT CM USB WASHINGTON By JAC K HI INN KIT (of lb* r a l lf ir i lk ti i « r f |K t M H IM M14 IfNBit lltMfJl IIl kOXhB D f d 0 tt i I tt I Iilln-r MhXel- B | o r t h e T t r a u u r I V r p a r t li i r n t ’y i In v esllfslln s ngriin.-v, m*,!- n rr“ j. 1 , |» r l In Hwrelsrv M rgnihim the ", V1 i i - ,’,r,'N » h- r 1* - pletirr* "V |W'||! Ihi '»| |h Jit*A ntirkli ttwi’lHmr it. If**’ The wsr, It -ei-,,1 ■, |,s . ruusei lla . lik e rimnterfrlter. niiitijiASSliCs]- LEGAL NOTICES L f -, rVhf^ST ,n'r‘ ' • *»• ...... ' . f < * ? * * . lo M fiifn Thr f»» riufijr f f r f p r r i T m i R T , i f l l J l flM TA f. rm rriT . « R iin n i.ii r o im . r t a t i : o p rie o m itA . C r E R U T T I I I / N N i n r .l l I'laUtUf f I —%*P— iir ,n :N m f»*f»A4 **t« T#fflr# of Public#!!** IH t u t n a m e o f t m i ; h t u k I* o r M ro S v ; .j, ^ A -v ' w f p F U IH IO A : .af.CV Ito* iK»NE AND o lI P K ttK O C got prcpsgsrxls, .llsiiuouis, «apl.. l . 1 * '''' ' r u n ’! iff*t kl»r m f i p r r '' mi-tiiU fo r ahe Mill!*. T .. Broad and Roll*. * o ther .i.in . f ruiHfotA from (!in i(tlin min*# tttul g g lrJ tltein Into th* IJn ltn l . „ ____ ___ S t s t r a 5 C . J Propl« all Iivrr the uu.l.t ■ irepteit Nsr.klng a . proof of t h . (ThIncas Halm Ihnl the Japs n ss s ore barlw risni. Jsp an 'a p r o •rsniiltte fiMlurol fgonie* wl en th * flippings began lo roll In. So the Intli K-tloiia went nut to tlid arm y bova. Ths wofld Iwgsn a g a in In hear about HuaShio. the trsd ltlo n al roll o f hultor of ths Ja p a n ese w arrior. M ors am] more,- as Ibo Impelua Of ■!•£!» ■ military throat dwln* E And Sir Ikinti * Inrfciff l he w ir ilanip ___ rountfffttliFr# cintM alnri Inulinr. th# Hffrrvt M#nricc »clic(| 962***011 \i Wi!U> worth of the ilim |u In New York. " , .. J»Ftit #l« m#n lo pH#on for fr*m .nTUud. Aug; H , rt |0 year*. Working with Cnold boy ’• b o |n4l||<n offflerorw. they amsshetl an 1 rln“ Qt H a t UtUvoe alM| | . a , , M w k . In l i t . . . , n rk W Z YM. i n a c k f t l , I *mugglef* who In t h r e . y n n .r.. ^ OUR BREAD iM(l> loriy , 1HM ^ ** to n . Aa g o o d .a a tbo best ami 1 hrttar than moat— Whtn ; It gxt* stala oar ’ It fer i to#ill toast I Buy Buy Sanfonl Sanford msJ# mail* A k o la M i r r r l o yrt i u f o i l u A t l o n #rwl a l i n t « » . (U flp oul U ,e y lo \ t " 1 fq>rit, ftomUinl# Ottnnty, rinrM*, ih!* j t r‘- I hint day nf AuguH, J i l l , [ lirc o m f* 'ly love rdire.j y ftr slsm p sn4 imnii rtiunlrrn‘ k '.1,i fellers here mushrnnmni. So have ’ m e ' , ' ' * the miuin-h liters tlorrrnsnl fedIff, ii .i in fl|l |l«|iior giv© them , CUr,?|7 mnrirlii fif |trufii) l»iil 4T * r m the Illicit il Iat 11Icm lire running *** T i ,n,n tnnuhl^ — pri ritira — they “ " i **' ' h- «».'«' -m i the; p m i l T O T H E lllls ld ito* « O H . f I pAIn t r i L s n iif . iie in «>n o r tl M H k lt n H C F T E M IIK H 1. m f f | A R|1 Lit i »AjY f»r t h in c o u r t . c»h A P R n iK K r u n I’ONKHUfft w il l jgPrf i l l | a nl*ik o r i i * r * 4 i h n l INI* n»»lto« f b # | i u b l l a h *4 a n r t m w * * k fra* f o u r - r oR A ccA il?*1 w c c l i * In i h e K*nfwr*l r Il#r#M, a n#wn|ttt|tor |*f*"i»d *rid L-j - n u h i t a h e d In R a n fo rd* Hc mlnnl# gi * lm « s^lgs^l *k%i>r>t fkiir riH-miil Af*‘ nf .r*rhr Z w y r ........ . 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Ai*4 fro m I h , o n e r a tto n e f th is a m e n d " IiruvtolXiA fut UM UN “t- U ti p ro o » 4 i tn * n t T h e B e a r d th a n o tv r e f u s d l n a o f i» rt l » f CilhNi of |h » i m u i i m • cn en aas a n d o th e r arn aa aas foe eery* *N k>lfl*r MMalJ-f f a i l U l lot f i t Hid Ices f a n d ated - n e r lf m U v lo r. o r i » l i * tsavm *oi RDtt r t t i f t j n m t of ti t out* e r e p ro p erty r t u r e e s h l e to t h e sre e n in t u » e #4 h r diiv <■»» »olT o f t n e r o u n lv fro m fu n d s d la tr tb u te d to a u r h m u s t , : h u t a m a r s l ey p e n saa 'Of ItJNCkl VUa4 a M Ll Id f a pri.N Li I t o f l i * l tlNV <J l u l l A J |I Ittll far an d b f ld i^ purtN M b And fo r f i t D'kJtil-ld m u \mdL u itrrtOff i f r p f d to a n d «f; all t o #dtt« m i ili d 1o t h f fW c iu n idT t i - f R U l* *4 FUaildd fuff rA llllftlW n bt r*»rrii..ti aI Ih* n # t | (T F iiffil Khpcitofl to to U«J4 in MM1 A* lu lliiw fi • w ik to I t l a |. T h a i to tlo n lA tt ia ik u iiv I n . 1M X And lo r fU ir (M l f r a j i iW f f f t lu r . ih # p r w t o L of I Jr i f i q i i t o t f a lle n nf ih # to u l U f i r t t t d hy th # s u i t ib v uDon n e t t e d And rsiLvi IIH# w o d O fU n f to U n ln f * . H‘r* b n o ttii a# ih # ttf f u e d H # TWL t n d upon o ih M fuffla u to d to V*>m m ri.ntof tfftt'IClFA thAil •« ro llw 1*4 M trU<M in b u ih lf in i t o B u u Nottdi iiiiiflA tiiKho ru n d * in th # h u m n w * u i? And d tf i d n i in to Ihfff# i l l *nu#J (>«t u * filch Ahull tt# d L liltm to tt m o iith tf « m o n i th # N f t r t l t t m i p ba (otlotta; O n* t o f t A T fo rd lu i to IfffA M l m •ro t-rd u i to to>PuiatUHi, And o n # r a f f tr r o r d in * to ih # rauntivN* m o U ltif* tloiw lo lit# r « i o f t t u u h o d tfflM i l n N h f l in Ih * f t l l o off ( H t i i i h u i H • • b H iik t o In O iiW fff IJA H , l 4 v a « Fioffld#. A n# u f !*}(. And In# i t o raff* [i< *n n f th # A p H tflto flin an i b a n d ott fftit m u i i i W runirinuikotiB for III# m i of h u t # m a # f w o i n i n i o a ih # • m o u n t nl ih # RHikithiiilucut mtAto tit L td b f Ih# t o r t IH*#IM m ad * In IfSI tM im itn l to •« Id C to p t* r ito i# M' I* k m Affld t o t f ’IMd MHif lu h lv t 'Is ci’itn ply tin # 111* m *-nlhlf am ^unL* dlatr itru iih i# A ccordiu i m t*H] nontntmto I ton* ttto h fu n d * no d it tr tt o it*4 i | # | | h* sontm ut.res Ur JIM Stale IkssM <at aoepnuuetka as herttssluu «•* q ("I.KVF1.AND, Aug. IS, t f V No p la n seems exem pt from those tlgna th a t w arn: "th* a rem y la listen ln r. . " r.-yetal are nrom lnontly dls* tdayed In I all* of lb* FBI o f . # fhre* h«r*. in n M a r t, C li f f o r d A o o e p lt le ry . P ra d la a M a r t, C l l f i o r d , A e a a a l l l o r y , T ’e n d l a * P a r l . e e , J l m A e o a u ll A P e n d In ( Partes*. U a rsa re l p e lltry . I", siting FIESRB.I S. D. A #g. tff’h— I nr urine* H ad G ut E rifson spent • d i r settling firm e r* claim* a f te r a u m * hailstorm beat down rtofii, and look refuge I m p n iixU rn .in w r r In a patron a W t t i k l n un d er t h t i to r titan 0 InN| U r pc to r th i ll. » u b ) f f i to th # i i r a t i i n III# Oefftvmtolon ft# ih # N l t r l H nt. And ai o!*«#ut# H ia o pa toAtoiaai#- And o ito t tmpiof*## wtth •h«H h#v# iiMb !■«»»« And 4ttu«# M B t ? b* AMlrn*d to ( t o o bff i t o Outtto t t i N h n w th * D lrtfioff Ito O r a A l h ik w Ah#t1 to #lktihi# for b o ? ra e tt i^ m iA fn k ffo i o r t n p i o f b n l • T h # fund# r*#uiU ofl f r o f HM m n t t o n o f th* O b o io ira ia a bb 4 f M i t o BdmtftUt/AOon # f I t o I aW# I M p**vk*llont OAftmlnlnf to — WM. lira 1. Artt#f# * of i t o dw off rwid* AultorMfMA OM mffnl off Attf tiffto. n iff? « Au# in? ovfira who u Ih# I fMtttlT. b* #r#?id#4 ttofftra. i M o t o f t t t t ih c ta o f. t o A M If tor*to a*t **4 in i a f HiD o l W H In Ih# M *r«nra o f i t o Ito O o m l of i i Mn a In I N I fnr I t o t r ia f b R b r lto t itoi U u *#v ittll ##A#-*to4 tt Ito'rtn Ibe fnllovto# V#4to#! n f .A rtlc i* X t o ttM tlO o 1*4 V T>»I Ito �1 THE SANFORD TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1912 SM H FIVE V\ IN to iit**t Minim » i t iimiricif il rirruilrd. hihI -vin* urfr ifiuii}* KEEP ’Ell r.cral Insi w is t o f H u r t A iis ttft r tha Kaatwn DlaMct, kt ahotn rtnUug an “ B* pin U aam tr • e-iaar-old Horae* V . M fcnA *1 Wright wor tar U j w n at tarries. _______________ t CaaJroJ P y m » i t w "Mather than hand leap the tih • r two planes with my engine trouble. 1 acfit them on up a (• * thousand feel above me to «»|wi ale ai a aepftrite Unit. *’| made a r*.n juat to make A<ir« that we were on i*ur target nod thm I banked. Just «* ** • rnmi around with the *Un *tonl ing of my right wing, tarn fle.it type Zeros (ipccsly Japa»*r*e fighter p lan et) atlneknl U» h« a»t — ji. they came directly i**if i * I m* Alin ami we didn't fee them until thc-> made tneir fir** -»t tarf, "On Iheir firat |w*", mnm mm *hinegun t*iil|els hll my Mi 11 j in tit paiod ™ Mi tt dr*MTilwd Ih. w one hull* I titt his ri» pilot, l.fteilt l*l*i Ihi* Spm wh, n South Candimnn i the Icp, mfhrling n wound tluit vm* liliMidy hut not irrituli Another bullet hit a *hne *i •< m r f Sgt Ktigenr Davi* of Wil liamitnwn. M m . the crew chtrf nicking hi» foot. The third »iialty waa Melt, himaelf. A pier** of rOp|>er jacket from a ladM hit. him oyer th* left eve. ga "It aure Rurpiined hell out *»f Meit paid, “but really didn’t afixind u» Ths* first lieutenant ,f Malvern, Ark , a.I mm« rmlravnrm* t«i j>*»* oni«*n h r <**nild irtve five dull* ***i i n t live tutu In rntni»nrt«uit I umilnirwri end »n km* r for « ,*r* walrr taken m drink It m i » fiir » n " l» fi«uml th**‘ f i aum1 nf I hi* hail 1^ . ’ ini I'tllipHi*, which I i *mI m» ■' t taro NAZI l.OST IN It All) tu uliri1 i htl whivh Sjiil I***, it !> * t«*ii |l hiu. in hum III*- tiali L I tiM lIlN , A i i**l* i of t»i i :i r s o i i a kiiti ic t.n c * "iii,,* tut*•* mn l ON IX N *>. Ott— U*N«< .rsrrd |u>i like the N i l ui UK. N l n l I'umnurklrr A. C. C. H b n . n c in l winner of the VieIt In i W n , hr haul art uoeaey f*r» minutre on nu *uUllirini*, I or Lav mi Mrditrmint u patrol *A» fflrinv ilrnlrnyrr w»a Head* bm t t r i i |h i for u*. Wf n m in IlM M l ■<! ilivi* r Aril ruuld nut n * ll * rt.nniftg luwrf tu lih I w i r jo u i l . "I M tu jump f t * » Iho biiilm tu |S«* ronlml f t r\f.F F L O R ID A Even Heroes Get Scared Sometimes tJ. S. Airman In Solomons (ids Two Zero Fighters, Bullet And Medal AN AIRFIELD IN TIIK I’A i'l -| lC, A t|t. 29. ID rlsyrJ) (/V) uity-hairrd eanlbsU in .team ing tropical jungle* watched great (ky-monster* fighting ■hove thrm during American nrmy bomber raid* which preceded the Aug 7 m w iI and marine offensive g a i n s t Japan? 1* itranghold* in the Solomon Inland*. One <f these bomlwr. wa* pi­ loted by lU pt. Krrmil Me**er»chmllt nf Fnrt Colliiu, Colo. who got h iip .elf a eoilplr of Jn|«ne*e a e r o tighter*, and n bullei loo. The bullet won hira a purple heart d e r a t io n . 1 Capt. Charlc* H. Shelton "f lew Angelea, on the tta ff of Maj. (leu. Willis II.-Hate, commanding genW il of 'he Hawaiian nir L ire. Yislteil tbe liomber bn>r» in ibe J'olon.nna area, and h e.n l flr.l j hand tbe «lnry of C a p t a i n klrori schinitt’s espet.rm— Messcrwhniltt hi* fell » flier*’ jtll him Melt i» one of tbe pi J its who fliei those huge foul I Shown In the cockpit of M» fighter motored laimbet* o ff n narrow, plant i* Capt Frank A. Hill, £*1, of eorsl-paved airfield that bn* I*"., HUlnUle. N. J - of the U. S. Army hacked not of palm nnd jungle Air Force, wbu it reported to hate pe-wlh rm a South *es i.laod shot down a Fork* Vk u1f I'JO during i’Our target oil thl* particular i the “liafigef**■t,t>riinuiinl<i raid on ilftinu wa* in tbe Solomon* Dieppe, Fiance Thu is * radioarea," M elt said "I wa* lending n flight of three planes. Ju*l tw , fore we got to our objective, tm mrmtier three engrne cut out on H ERALD , SA NFO R D, Itl It \ HUS MOfMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE 2 0 7 M ag n o lia V .e. Mill tilt* I Ml IMS M .iv'imlin \ v«* *t*»r> *>( »h* f m i*i I*ai k t * th* h..** It Mt-in* f»Ml.till it 1.n l split i’t!*<! I.H ual p a» *e s to on** i.|. til ward *mf pt -< Martha Mature <above|( wife of ax tor VKtov Mature, La shown a» *hr appeared Lia Lua Angelet roairt «*#ktng a nmnth tarnmirary all to*>f*y, pefliling divoctv. lift pa ti 1ion m u rafuacd hecauaa lU U o i> h u v m the C o * 1 1 utrd. Th* M i U i t a e r r * t a i l f led in N * » V u f i ofi J uki I'M I f t f n f f . i l f *r r$$ , I’OWEll IN MARINES the advertising columns in this news­ paper, Check the advertismenta care­ fully,* and examine their worth, beforo you rush* off to It i d e n t i t i e s a d e a l e r who h a s s i g n e d a p l e d g e to r • a a Ir W HEN youi eUilric loaslci g*U t,mpoium,nlaL your Kill Iran won’t work <x a iam/o unit burns the rewards of trOe values; in Specials, w in “sure-fire" buys . . . thus saving your temper, your feet, and the family bank account! il til rtpilr C O D ls d out— a#t Uia'aiacttic t*uuu <J«aLr who - . 4 ^** • i shrtJit n r v ic i d i s p l a y s th is s y m b o l. It moans that you ai* di aling with a m an who a p p ra c ia lo s youi idiiiiti lapply >f apptliics parti oa biad il tbay an ava11abIa wartims all aiabla appllaaei parti. prohlami, and is anxious >o rsndsi you Cham a jaat Haadla all this news: ai d fair p r l i a af pai r ippllaaan far bii rapalr »urk carilaily. H e lp y o u r d « a l « r to h e l p y o u by h a v i n g a l l " oi y o u r e l e c t r i c a p p l i a n c e s c h e c k e d p e r i o d i c a l l y . It w it h s a v in g s a n i-*- ^ . NO TE: T h l. ejm lxil <lor» n o t nW***arily m e n t h s t a .tester rv p slr. A U . kind, of electrical opplisnee*. H. me mgy rr p s lr only rsdioo. *om« m»y re p slr only slU e f s n , sm i nm lor*; w klls o th o r. m sy r s p ^ r s li sppJU nw *. - jinm — mm — _ « ;. ;■ .. ; t • »• \ . --**, ’ • ■' V c y a f c T~ M �\ THB > * « «» 2 Ex-Gator i rc_ 0.1.JAJ Stars BA W FO Bp a l p axurbau. rump . Top-Seeded Ted Schroeder Will Have Hard Job At Forest Hills MBA AU tX A N D BH GKORA! AN O V EN Series Opener HM# W»HJ ffpiirra S T . LOUIS, Aug. IB. IAY—T hr BL Loo Ia C a rd in a l, flatbed to a 7 -to -l victory ev er the Brooklyn Dodger* taxi n ig h t before 2B.B3H enthuelaatle fan*, allcing the Ira go* le a d e n ’ m argin to 6H g a m e M gr. Billy Southw orlh'a rholno f left-handed M at l-anler u hut* title f l n t of a crucial fo u r-g a m ' aeriea w ith Dem Duma w ar nn excellent one. The four-hlltei wax L anier1* l l t h win ag ain ,t fle a k a a e t. T h a a to leal aoulhpaw frorfi Ik--; Vary flra l proved m aaler of ihe context. He allowed only one hit In th a f l n t aeven Innlnga, a dou hie by Micky Owen with two •w ay . T he ru n n er waa left alrandad When R lgfa rolled weakly .o Broom a m inute later. D u rin g the a* f l n t aeven fram e, only tw o other Dodger* got nn haae—by arrora. Lew Rlgga reach ad f lr a l on Jim m y Brown’a mltp la y and (tam p ere d to aecond on L a rry F rench’a aacriflce, lie died th e re when Peewe* Reeae popp'd to Brown. NKU VORK, Aug. IS , (W W | <1 —Some tim e b efire Ihe (now 'alia *£? »e may ha»" al Irani three new r^, world boxing rhemplnna. . Along Jacob, ilra rh you hear 'Or :h it J .u l ii CoAlantlno, A Ilia Slobt X and ’B a r BnMnion are three cent- I 'd Irndera r .n r t» win c r-w n , when- jig ever th ey can e rt the c u rra n t SjJ cham pion) Into Ihe ring w ith tM lri [kj lillea a t «lakr ■“ *1 C ratnnlino b n | a nondltla duel | S | with featber » right ruler Chalky t £ | W rlchl aometlnie ago and Slota M dropped a rlm r rhaoiplonahtp en- L it rtu n lrr *wilh lightw eight king 9 Sammy Any II. Il'.l the boxing l£a l«iyr belli vr lhr»» youngster* will r ,‘"op the crown* whenever they an g et title rbota Koldneon, th r Harlem h itte r, f*. V'liO h a t n e trr ln»l a bout, probably ra rtln a livi much a rtille ry ^ ' for Freddie C chrane, the w elterwrlghl king. Cochrane la a aallor now and will have to g e t leave! from th e Navy before he can I , * lake on Ihe Iran larruper from New Y ork’, rolortd belt. .1 Ceetanllno hail wen more th a n i SO M ralxhl flghla la-fore he loatj to W right. Opinion a t the ring• blr w n a divided on thia onc.i | 1 aomr bi-lieving Lulu hail the odgeil ' . They're twmked In go again Sep li nihrf l!f, arid lhi« lime Lulu carl1 la te th r l |t |r mil i f Ihr rin g with i him If he’, gmrl rnnugh. |-,t. Wiadc b«c nn<- team p r r tty well elec t - d li imt-ide. e ig h t men • i n iileye-l f.K Il*il| II T exaa A. (i M I -ilb-ge. nn#- from Ihe Uni* err IIv "f T r ta ,. nnil two rf* t Inrldr men, In lb" h ck'leld I" baa John Kimbrough, Jim Thnmpunn. BUI f i - i j l m r and Marlun P ugh, all T ixa* A ggie,. Linemen include llrm / llaurer.f l e n r r n l Dickey, Jne ftm iit, W. II llw ,nn o f the Avcli-c. I’aik H f r n nf Texan and F t u r c i bcF—Uino nnd Ju liu a Ratlisle from Florida Maiorn fio Over Top In War Contributions NEW VOItK. Autr 21*. i/IV - Th<* iMTp'f ItjnRfluilI IrnfcMjr* have irrme 'hpr the top m i h n r con* trilriiti'( • It mnr rrlirf 'und*. T h'’ Minjor* had ret i&oo.non ■1. Ih m p al f i | Ihe A rm y and N'nvy .’ pule hum gamra playvU III i-arh i»( I lie Irnffiir*' p«rk«A "‘*111pil«lion by \hr A iin riiiltfl Prt'M MmnUy tihnwril nn tJmnfflriiil nf $5l7,U O I.Il h»il Itfffi m if*«’•!. D IN NEIt Mena F o r S ■>» Baked F la k ' rtcklo Sauce Baked ro tato ea BuccoUah E nriched Bread D en t B u tte r Prune S lu tte d Babad A pplet Cream Coffee 'o r A dulta Milk fo r Children d r DILLON GRAHAM Max Lanier Chaika Up 12th Win With 4 - Hitter, Slicing | ILcftd To 6'/2 Game:1 l ' l Im i ( m h n i t H I m p :o n cinnam on 2 tablcapoonx b u tle r ' 4 cno p i l i r 2 u b ln p o o m lig h t to m I fT tp ' Waah Mid c o re apple* and a to ff w ith prune* m ixed w ith ' peanut*, cereal. b o o n , t a l l and cinnam on. F it hita ih allo w pan. Add m l of (. Ingredient,. B ake an fo u r In moderately (low oven. B aata aev- DAILY MENUS m a il la ‘ to diaaolve five o r alx gingtranapa In the gravy to thick­ en and fla v rr It. ' Fickle Baace (F * r Flak) 4 tab le,p o o r* b a tte r o r n go rlne 4 tableapoone flour * .14 teaapoon ta ll |/ g teaapoon pepper 1/8 teaapoon celery aecj 1 cup, milk ]/S teaapoon W ere e a te r, hi re Battca 5 tahlrapoon* chopped aw ret plcklea or pickle rellah Melt b u tle r and add floor, (a lt, pepper and celery reed. Blend thoroughly: add milk. Conk alow , ly, a tirrin g e o m ta n lly until thick and creamy. Add re al of ingradlen ta and aerve a t cnce, poured over hot nr cold canned, broiled o r baked (Bah. , Saccotaah I cop* rooked corn 1 4 cipa rooked lim a beana , Ik teaapoon rail It tea ,p i on paprika 1/3 teaspoon au g er l '3 cup cream Sim mer Ingredlenta IB m inutea. S tir frequently. Prune H uffed Baked Apple* (l apple, (roredl 1 rup chopped p ru n e , (uncooked) 14 cup p e an u t, (aalted) I I cup rrady-to-ierve cereal 3 lableapoona honey To mak* enough alee! to c arry the United S ta ta a through the w ar, at leant ZB million g rta* to n , of \ open-m arket eh rap, SO million groea to n e of hom e rerap and an equal am ount of pig Iron will be needed every year. COLD WAVE ARCADE Package Store 0 . l». F A R R E L L , Prop. Phona 0141. M ather Bldg. (Form erly B a g g e it’a Liq. S tore) IjoaKue Standings French, who anpffed hla ,e end d e fe a t—both adrelnlatem l In th e C ardinal*—aa a n l n , t 13 .0 Umpha, waa in troubla In all lb, flea Innlnga he pitched. He » •* n k k a d for a t Itaal - on« blngt•e e ry Inning, and the Rcdldrdbunched four aafetlea and a dou hla ita a l to acora three ru n , m tha fourth. He Advcrlised* etta By PAUL ROBINSON Ki-rrr rOUKETOKMCWC^- OH HELLO hE^’PHONE NUMBER, ^ LCC I fiKGlfcl DROVE UPRA/2JCCD HEf2 CAJZhappened -J AND WALKED /N a s WMAT w IP D . tvwtc3#?l / sh e w r ON HEJ2 SATHlN&SU/r ■M A M D W E N T D O W N T O LIVED H E E E .V t MARYLAND ADDED . . : , ' M tehitr Tom ' Itu g h re or Frank M ilton, or both. In order to ral*e m oney (p P*f th e ir dehta. ’ U nofficial homa attendance nf t t i r t f i , to data U l O r m . . . I t b r io w 'U a t year, and O rrry Nug an t, preahlent of th* d u b . dretored “ th* dwimfllng *t»enrt*nrr la , dlaappolntlng," »!• d«-line.i com m ent on th e report* Hughe. o r M elton wou|d ha aold l i r . HKNR1CH BWORN IN ATIIKNS, , Aiis 25. ItV) The If S Nbv) Prr Kligbt ftehnol til 1hr l-fiivi'f«|ty (if ( i F o r i il hffe Mniii iffrtU'd y* »lenl»jf the nddltiun of Jin’ rn iv en ity Maryland T rrp* to ibrir f otball »ehe<luie il l* Full 11* anme HO r s d r t team cnmlirNtrai I vrt d mil Ynr fhelr firM drill. CAN OUTPRODUCE ANYONFJ , ASHLAND. Ky., A u f. 26. (Al Lt. (Sen. Wi|tUtn 8. Knudsen, CLEV ELA N D , Aug. 2B. id*. nn the Bite of on* nf |he 1 T am m y llenrleh, th a N»w Ymk Y ankca outfielder, waa awnm Into worUPs InrirFFl b lse t fc m s re « # | fnrrfiiFl Mnnduy tb s l t*when we . th a - C o a il O uard /M U rd a y . ■ llenrleh paaaed n il phyalcal ex renlly grt gfdng In the llnitM * im in a tk n laat week. A fter yr«. | S t o t e a w r run n u l p r t x l u r e an y ta n U y ’a cerem ony h* left in -e two A**f nati m«." Joto th a Yanks. ! ! • will remain w ith th s U sm un til the Co*it D O YOU DOWN, TOSTAV WITH DODlEV SEEN to L N U T dining roam aulte. oak M at of draw er*, Ice box. Phone CIIKA P. orddle type R inger ee» Ing machine Box M, */o lltra ld HER ■tael com bination lock bozaa w ith B4 bo«M lo Colo red glrlx for la u n d r y w ork,1 1 u n it general d e llre rr no experience nceeexary. Apply) Rrmlnole County la u n d ry , atu rJNO 6 room* B bath, tub Route ,ale,m *n. man o r ply rmlnole County ow*r, atae, w a te r heater, AlU W. 3nl St. - M T iX S tA i°o! ^ A r t l r ^ T ’ M ^cyd. m«- S i-v s r> BKNT i Well fum tahed am tll hdoae in or near tow n with gmnien and placo fo r chtekana. Call tll.M a fte r B:00 P . M, THE LONE RANGER m&warehouse is X ,/VvL L g v 1 cavin' in/ ~ s \/^Mvn aSLn k __ >' , \V T' dYs‘. XI -U ANA‘jt J ’tfraUft.1*' Wh.w Y <W0UST A5HALLPART --V LEFTSTANPIM/ r / ^ ^ T T r t jf ft* y? 1 ^ 9 LOST- LOST: Pair glaaaaa, am ber ‘ fram e*. Phona i l l W . X. H. • ty pe art iW , Lin*. A-Time. V lck en . 611 Oak A va. Reward. LOSTi Scotll* Do| w earing rad ei B U 8 1 N R 8 H 8 IT R V 1 C B •/ : STO RA Q E t I■ yo«‘ W x 't L . -- -- ^ABr A - A q —eaMMk. THESE WERE NOMORSEl ------ WTHERE JT6 SURE m DEATH: ^Bur-Bur \ ireKfjmolJjeEPiRj' WHATABOUT ^ 1V£if2 C0n»6 E?j y ~ I , lA if iVAlJCSDVJN woomsEC r£&t MV -fnaaomc FDR- RUNT connecting IK R HA RT CBUORY MIICK Nice l<cdn»im « llh l-ftl'i. l i d W atar a n d ito w er. LANDB.— Raady plow. W a te r fo r Irrigation. No drainju re ta x , g u a ran tee d title, Rale Improved celery a cre —R ental B6.no T a u ty acie. fa rm lain), tiled and In flral culUeatod In IW I. rlaaa condition. W rita E. n. Ie r r grow er a t la k e Stow r. 101A Oak Rt., Jackson , M oat, J r . Phone vllle. FI* bookkeeping MAVENf SGEhJHEG - HSR FOLICS DlDl^CDM£ DOWN Th is -rn VEAR/I y A rvJ FlOArrJS AROUND Classified Advertisements IVORS ■DGOYE C* CAN'T WARPLY BREATHE NOW �I “ h'flf ’ " 'T T TT - • ’• - "JU1- r " T - reei If «e >Uk to laaetlaieble prt'Iboaa M Urn | it-a flfkt! —PATWICK H iV lr . ■T*$f I ^ a n f u r t t i f e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Ealnbllnhcd In IDftM Fight Is Spreading: Jap Gunboat Sunk, ► Convoy Smashed; T o k y o Ib Silent , HA N FO RD . l f i A D im . <’ i .'f 1 1 cr> |Ndl ii mi J ^ U . S . W o r Bonds - 1,200 P e r s o n s H a v e liven C o n v ir le d O f V arious S u b v e r s iv e A c t i v i t i e s In ( T. S . U . S. M a r i n e s R a i d M a k i n i s l a n d I i *»** •J|*t» Ff*i « I rnr. d Mil it V H ‘ m i i. ii- h - • f a m i m lh ntu i.rl i . • » p.-t *.,r% It jl h t l * ft li'l . .« i ll ■1st t » 1 | ri« r. I 1i V n | te ev ja *< I h l i l t ' s 1 f I I Ml' of *r- Army O m p Soon WMf n;r '•"n Young Phytdcian Is ;Vjmwy* I' i r s t Lieutonanl 11 ‘mi- In Medical HIM1*I VP*I* f'lrti III ' umr • M, H* s' • it hu­ m an '-firm i■i rn % it HI* C o rp s rtpf'trd’e thinning <1 a - fr* rtrjdetrst fry "fit* dJn ' t it. 1. f«.r ii r *• " M||f IwprtfT b j' • ■1 V ( f"i *i i 10 i *'»n* »( "" tiM*piiM| th m i 1 111 ’ N k»tV' l-M '• .if 1 |»M*t f 1 •• rt.-rtftl hrt tllirr ( ■«« • •£fieri in th*' M ■ Jill • 11. un i ■ », Xf in y f*tf i h* t«’ l -»'lt )l« -#*f> f t ■ft ■t»*■ I l*V ..ihcr ' y ' *•' *T F* H rn ■ig fH*m 1 i" l i t ' • ■* u It r * hivwi rut -tt ThunJeroun (ten and. land battles raxing on the far altIim A of the globe held the fate of ^ World War 2 in delicate bal­ ance today. In the Solomon Islum! a American and Japaneac forc— ra, locked In a conflict which * may determine naval supre­ macy In the Pacific, fought • a WEDNESDAY. Al'CUST 26. l!UL F L O R ID A , f it . • ® r T roops A re ™ H a s B e e D Million G erm ans Pound I o 1"V b - Active o i n c Q econd Round start of W arG ates O f G reat Volga City Dr. 0 . L. Barks m o n s B a ttle WiH Leive For W ABHINGTU.'.t Aeg. 20. ( A f ) —The dew axing of *li m ere Jap an ese sh ip , la great •oa ta d air b a ttle for Ike Soiamaa (.le a d , was anaoanctd by the Navy te d . r ln e com m aalnao which aeld that the rre u lt. of the flehl to dele "e ra cncaw raglag." over a widening area today a . the Je p .n e .e .ought to rush reInforremrnt. to the battle seme. * BOO mil*, northea.t of A u .tr .in. W aahinettn official, wy "W r a r t winning the .econd round uf the hettle of the Solomon., The round I. not over yet-” Pacific Allied bom ber, smash& ad a t i n ca.t-bound Japanese can” ro y today, 160 miles off New Guinea aa the enemy *pe<l reia fe m m e u te lo r the huge arm ada to reg ain American-csp g to lured base* in the Solomon.. A _ csntm unlqu# i eald A tiled airm en V A iatiay u i A Jepaasew gunboat a n d M ite re d tw » enem y trana* ^rts, v , * *% ■t| - Tphya I* alien! c a the -bettle, b a t the G erm an radio aeV l,'w ith- Remember Bataan r y t 'ID t h i g■ H , Ij s ( 211 . p it ' mI «b|"1 l*t t I ** I I I It » t l" He 1*41 \ ..g Uf.»r up- f rntlkg hr I« \ Mi. i.tfirt nf fijr | iuiis Club, l-.lnl.-d t>- . UMl, Mr.lH.1 S » » - g «nd "f II M..II. .1 t . h - 1 I I mrlT| m il. i » 1AIni r.t«r- 11 I I In i ; at H n l * C ' 1 '|* I hi** f n * l t«e» fit. ell' f Uf ml ! ' lilV t - l a ill \ y 66FW I ^ •........ nil *’ A' *fl ( IP r' •I • '*! Itlll, *-m * i ih t WItrIr hr ***'t k Ii C I f M h hml lit t.b ifi " .-"k *• e | te| ypht« a v » mt "f »j »f ns • i A A- it 1 s\ ■n i l ' •Mil g I 4 1 fi tl *m i11'* i i *fli l» t* . 11 w it uritHfiirurd fry Artfit Nirniu riututiainfr t >f Ihr* J'mi'i F i « t a that v s vi s r i n r i , whit»i* " f f h **r« l fir fi»rt**»l Vi hi .let rn Jtc o*rvclt, fide* l son nf th« PreM'Irnf mm.fr m hit ' r» rmrt n M*k laiAndl ( 1 ) «»nr n f t h e JapimrM«-iMri u j m . i l itlf r r if JaipA* d w t n i y r - 1 t h r u & r n p l a n r b u ^ r i tt.}e«. I a-Jim.ml# Ikilfrrt *■ n* «»i<1 inifr* Floras. The 1^‘nlhe-Mtrrkj* amEJihril j N *r . ■•untrt Jafvluu (he Hotomon UUnrts 12) hy killing »i7i» af TtMt i t o |« «h«> »«»* ashore from •|»<,rtil«»Mtjt; (hr rr me in i Mg .Hi tArii* l a km |»t i»itttr t • Problems Arise From Persons W io FoliovrB ase$; Telle Says Official, “With ! Act* l ‘p Sleeve,” Hocks ( urfew 'll n Ml \w»*• V.IIiik ■tf>*h M*.l" it-" i»f im » Vfitk<r#r v*e M|rt\ ku.ix.il * Ml itn m*&. 1»* I .*"gfr .pa# . H‘l*i t . n f | ,™,;"r,ilraine«« Wanted ter cTjauR*......Now In Signal I 'ill I.Ulll uful ll,..Uun y-, ..... o. nr- » .. Corps ( tiurst* Navy Will r Sfort*s i Facilities i’m V-Mail .nci \ *. »• To Hr Inn r;ts J .p e n 'e Invaalon . . ,, arm le* apparanlly a re planning a new ven tu re elsew here In thu Liquor rttUiklnp nutl g gaM lfrlm if f r r ' U e« J.jn ' ( . ' n * * fa r Pacific and a ra raportad to Unpi will ) r Ihr tw o fiimit |-» k nn iM .i'll .!■ be .till w ithdraw ing from .the Irft’* ti.Mt Mill nnn* fr'i» , A < Itfr (■'*| • wtie-el f.Ti -1 . • f " g n nlit■ I murfr'inr C hina t a i l c o a .t province!. The th#* \* v n l mfn iirrvr *1 t*'» V* dnni* *h« -rtt, .,iirtM> f««i t -p • " tin t. offlrei *, . .tui i . Chinese announce the rerapuiro !!#»**■. frui they will n«*t !*«• (hill i a till litdl ntgnl. ti.nl *. i t i ll If nt"O' If -"Uf*' rt( Null r of the e lcvrnth Im portant city fryIhr rn tlrlf ihrm sflM • 1 - 1*• I'M oi ir h l B ' * it' -I 41 m ■i Ilea* h f‘ t lit* I pil' d Stale - ^p In a week. t frti Jte I Ai.hh who follow Ihr i mti|* o (" U n i pcrii.ii! M in 41ei, "«) Alri Ji'hfiMifi diref *r | t f inanet*I gmn K* ' fi|*ecle»i to (gi, tJ»- tripli tfrf *5 tof rtf the Ifrtlmiiir Mch'k- | (, Allied planes d r.lro y e d a Japlo ll- * U t« l lotiiry aneea .g u n b o a t and etrafed two LONDON. A ur. 2«. ,S#^. J.^r ' HU .*ar wiirktr* h*-tt -I hN-*I led* Jepaneee traneporta In a convoy oml U n it. Sam F. Junkin nf Nut Klvrfitthi Irrihron Rt in* V *frfr' lift tin I'-fif I'V »lttk'r* *»f Ih, f Mm M*l| tw fens*| I I J tl I■. o ti th e southeast coast of New che*. Mi**.. U ihr flrw* Arnrrir«h Hofrl iiii.i l h# « c ifrf cm tt.iiit T, Month * tk'll IP f." G uinea yesterday, It w n a n ­ fighter planr pilot to g*m * vir “Tfrr (*ity Mhrt * "*oi»i * " All •> M oi| *| ■• it f ri | NimI t (If. , ' hretr III " r*I h • p*’i In-l| he nM.1'1 I hi \ nounced today. houiil i»r tnry over m (irrm in plm r in n*m- *niM)on« ' 1 ' ' 1 tt" 111A 1" I 1'm | HPI | l•Mlfit iMIlk ) I t was not Im mediately dis­ hut operMlfron, lln itn l Sinti * nnny | »fr*ul tM* mutter." tit ' MUi t w lr " h " «i'r * if i i e i i l t " Y| • 1 L . t I | ' I ( i e uf i n f r i l l 1 Ml l i t i c a closed w hether the convoy wee heaiiquMrlrr* ln Hritatn siMMourtr *** , iriur I n r t r i M i f i Hi N l i Mkplok i p i " ' -' i t i a i.t ne*l . mini v Ihpoi* <1. v I. , minister enroot* to reinforce the Japanese n i Tuewdl»y f Ihe i *r i •- him t'rtt mfici lint" Ji ' I f rt'l "liri (tl t* U|I ttl) e Ii r , . n lirn , wMrh Irt the*' counter-attack in the Bolomn I s ­ ’ flrfm* It' It«■{ p|N< rt u *. M|f Ml''(| i!iff l™ * |f-- Mfl V1*h r' l '• The net ton nerurre.1 over lfr«ppt. *n «nrt now *rr frying lands, but this I. possible since Ifttl week -ib hi* kic Virile! <«t t a<tHi *he <*n'v -• nd* *tk*ti. Ili-itr\.( I them, wre hftvifis ir tb a attack occurred south of th a t ‘Mom#* »ntrt Mig *!..• «irri. Junkin. 23, .u ffcrct . J..,llct | ■“ Kvv T oll. . . I ‘••■I ..........."I < "enl *fr* out rt'iisf ifk the Ari»ii i u >.<•' It-M -ue f... B oth flgStere and bombers look wound In h i. right .h ul.lrr .n-l '■cr.ra.nl c .p c c t. {h .,- .r - They n rr ri-»( n menil*er "f lh. 4 ' ho id m orale and p r .f.-j ■ ...I- 1 *■ drillin'' l«i fun r miim ! p .> u z la the attack, a communique hed to Jum p from hi. n ,„ t" rtfrplr b y th e r l'U ln if hou i* rupfra ,f 1 t ' c r p n hilt )n *l r m p l t t y e i i hy l h » ' “ abled plane, was rescued pv°l,l'i ( h“it "'•‘■"'Hcv. member*, itw'lurting * I* M. for DarkHifc ulmr* ■' '* t'orju," Mr Johnum nlalnnl : wiled ‘ ‘“ J ,h A llied fig h te rs also destroyed the w a te r by n a v a l c ra ft niMlnifhl for h«r*. whirh ifrc 811 irrartu ale* of Ihe training I I Japanese planes on lhe ground I w as a t '4000 feet with Ih trc l * ? " ’• " • n d . .........nk" nirlnilllir* hud r n id n l a * it rtf He l • t Bone, on th e F sp u en Penln- others In m y flight, circling over *.("•**(•• not lh r *' Wilb lh^ th r n i t»f M uir «. t,- r -ehrMil here already u p * taking the ■»ur»e al Daytonn They R f * v aula o f N ow Gulps#, and b o a b e ri a portion rtion oof| a convoy twn m ile. and buUdinf for ruf«l rtmlcf. "Irt"tc I '[’"krinirn CpmraitU# rrpnrt* dropped e ig h t tone of explosives off tlieppc," said Jcnkln. Marion flem*le> \ Hen Mn*el\ If, Ibntr, Hiowirrt m d N(e>nn>r ... a t lh# luncheon, with U -'W j on M b a a t, Ja p a n ’s big a ir base «‘ullrn W iighi f f J«ir<trtii Ji ' "T he ships In cenvoy looked like Nr* pTomlnnl to m lSfif |.< ' In N ew B ritain. Free I H h i n n n i i a nd • II W y n n » f stepping atones all a rm s . ' (hr SKamr* prvflkrtina. anrt l(. . 1 u t u r f r w nml f o r m f r « ' i n i * c T t a flolomone cam paign bare! channel. w a i introduriwj by Jr»«. I » Jn'V | p m f r l r m apprnirr*! U» fre o««h. i Vny perv p * »h" t mtifr ir up I i-Im Into violent ' fig h tin g a fte r a tnv, chairmin uf ihr ..... . ■ if t h r r r g i t l« r I 1 u r r l n r "kll *r \ I'liatfrin* »iH»n rt[k|>rir**il 11 “ At about 9:30 A.M I ■■* tw o period o f desultory activity m ark­ on churchaa. ’ hrn grew ITIfirw f r r q t i r n t *in r a d t#1 frpMlr mg fr r r l • rlig t ed on A ug. S I by an enem y air Focke-W ulf 190's approaching a n ­ ill* t>> ■ M rn d (hr S i g n * 1 (1 "M . Howard I^n^. *gM"dt in M i n r r r ' * * t i r p n * r ■ H a r k r ru., i* * a tta c k an Q uid .le a n s I Island In other S p itfire and m yself from . . . . . ™ T h r ie - 1 f r "|'**rii n y i fi.i echwil ■to up rHairman, atalavl •h*’ *' w hich t l Jape planes w ere shot behind. MAYBANK LEADS *h r r r i *i folJT *t ii 'lm l* rt"M t it ffrefarmer* hava m i*-**i i*r ' down while A m erican forces euf"W e waited until they were for the cAmlnjr *pa*<ui ------radio rlaa* J u h n a o r i ** ** * farad only m inor dam age. On the close th en turned to meet tb»m. \ . kx ^UIAIMIHA, .H C A uk 2#V j •aid earn# n ig h t enem y destroyers bat both w ent pest. T hen we •red bed a and planu did M«d come (Hit Very jckiI. but In.r#-1 i Senator Unmet Ithrti M aj The Dayton* |lr»f h *rh**o| r* i Krt Ik1 beta horded m arin a a b o rt posit- sew too m ore FW 19fl's which a n coming along mn*iy 'j^ank plied ^an apparently *af» peelally rtr»ire* men In I A rla* were leveling o ff in front of us. ha aaid. '‘About the *arnc a r t ’ hart over Kugetie file •Iflratlon* hut they mu*t join the I kf i--• I til l * r • , "I gut one In ray sights end a r e will be handled (hi* »ra«*tn, I ro m in r xo laie u n oinciai fifu u signal Corp» Rnllated Hewrrre of • in1(1 M||l , | him n -rood b u n t . a k h o u fh a lot o f farm er* m rr! yeaU rdav’* rtemf*rratir pi (he Army •**llltW *’ *• < MA few m lmitea U U r I waa - ^ j , ^ |u fo r oth #r crop* than ,nar> for lh^ U nitr «1 .State* Sr«, ________ I The V ... h it from behind by on* of the w |t r y . Mr. Long al*o praUert I fair 111**- "f .* farm er* fo r th e ir co-op.r*lion At the last rensu* ihr S »uri it, bat had. tumid back when sc rap drive*. Nicaragua. Tcntral America’, 1 " ,'‘rl1 t"1'1’ y eaw^us p after the oth*r • B rief rep o rts on various com I'nioa rcntnlned m orr than 11 (• largest rminUy, has an arcs u f | ....................... .,UUU square miles two. m itt ora WOTS m ade hy l is te r nan,(ion pcoiilr. ' « frit h th, i *" M r S p itfire we* hit badly, and llis r p e , Karl Hoy. ils .k y Wight. S u '-n t ! h a d a ballot through my right O. D. W orkm an. T. VV U * u m",, Tie I.N .f Sanford Doudney, Basil Monro. nil. m i N i * Nl*" ^ S f ^ J b r t a d , w ith tb a 190 .till D r. L T. Does, Mr. B ham c. r!r*t m « l net «a m y ta ll, but m l r o d a f r a Jo h n Leonnrdy, Ralph Bmllh. H r . 1 jiH M llli t*| flirt b ttn d n d fo o t above tbo w ater, and W, H. R ocker and Mr. Jlnklns. W h rf ' ■cllad tip h igh aa 1 ruold before E . C. H arper, club prr.kicnt, i* II I " p 'litl* belling ou t. Tbo cockpit canopy urged KlWanlan* to attend the tr nr>'fin N'-rt n Collected in' lb# p rree n t rtriv* j n f (he Campbell I>***ing Am*r(- thr fnelicj 1bad boon dam aged and would not big a*«d-off p ro g ram planned (M M tm dono u n til I had pried it B aturday m orning fo r a U rge f°r scrap Is a 2b pound ran non ra n U f io n Po*t wwr* »<h#du 1rd t h i » ***'♦ ’ » w * 1 my only anxiouej g ro u p of local m en who will fralL HOW In tb s po*wr*ion of j to meat downtown LHii aftam oon It tnikf* '7 \ i Irma n C. R. u m o a . lh»t j to make an artiva s ffo rt In a pound whi f r*ava fo f * Camp Btandlng. He (bhrin fi to mind (he e arly *trug m undln^ up s tr ip , a r ro r d ln f to k llrr* mrtk'’ announced a d irec to rs' moot- Sirs betw een w hiles and Indian* w ill bo held 1:00 o’clock for the m astery of old F t. Mtlk*n IF n ig h t o t th e Valdes Hotel. k Ii n H a rry Kndell, hon o rary member. ----------- i t - - / . | (j, lb# )un(h. >m cannon b a ll, rl ven lor _____w su ffered a fall bad h rfU tad m y Mao W ool Ilf* by T . M eads Fox. Inc.I A ir Bo m , G u#*u w tr* LONDON. Au* 2*. i/V> Thr a k ro n t, wax retrieved !. Thompson of Oviedo, •Junk dealer by Mr Duke nf Kent. V"ijnK.it brother H r . re n d ' , w€o dacldod th a t it o/ K ing (tenrgr VI. ’*a» kitli-l >rt valuablo aa Inspiration yr«terd*> In th' u m h nf n Sun­ prooont drfro, than derland firing boat In northern VS LA BOH DAT Scotland while rn route to Iceland on active oorvlce a . air commo­ dore. Cad br aoma boy* In th. ■Wfc Aug-** (*> a t Ike Florida capi­ aoar Mollomrlllo A m w T he entire crew on the wartlmn ta* their penal (oil n ara, and ha. bam a m il.Ion died with him. illdey Monday. Bcpt. | i k ta w (Inca. It will bo Tbo Duke died on an official a C abinet approved Aaalay In. tba m*Ul colRAF - baelne.i trip In h i. capa­ city of a elaff mehiher of the In- Mississippi Pilot Scores First Win Over Nazi Airman 1 • * % % bat ,lu from1“/ f*** *ni1 h 175 Drivi ; Cannon Ball Adds Inspiration In Scrap Metal Drive In County Kinflr'n B r o t h e r I K illed i n C riL sh x w V ^ 'V tii (••'Ii Wm•r! • till Mtnt I'reNifliTit Is Amin O r I'olilical (frie.stion1 % H II M . ■ t * 1 1# 1 >1 * it * \ik * • kt I d *i tiw It M i* "*i l.r t ifi I 1. I M " 1 It 1 " 1 *. pVi t r * » r » h i | > «fr> Ilf rim -f 1 lo rn "* 8 " t « i# f !•» h *• f t I M M l ’ tl rt > r* " tfrrr .f Id- 1 1«‘ II ■(■-11 n*«m m r* . nlf \ r w f"i A tto r n e y W a t non (Jt*t* In F i s t F i g h t Y o rk . n n in iu ttlrd o v e r W it* w h o h jid th r Vfrr*id. 1 * . l' 1 * \ l i : ................ r rw l"f * r m r n l 1» I v, » ' * id rn t M Di * m V "d ml n p r r o cn fcrcri-r whether nnv lilt-cram of ronKretulalion hail lieen rent, either to Itennett or Juror, A I ntleV, New York Slate. ............ ....... ............ Drntnrrallc chairman, whn managed the Itennett cam paign for the nam in'(Ion. llr« . R ooeerell i ■i.1 h» did not think ettybody had had tim e to .end e m etsags. i alar- ■ i p i i r •A f = :.v . y;. � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1942; <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/120b17f69c9e74b9dd36ebe33f7e2d3a.pdf adc6f46624453d3f3bfb898fe2196d70 PDF Text Text I F R ID A Y . A U G U S T U , 1 M L # Dodgers Stretch *I Lead By Downing I Giants, 2 To l 21,719, Including >14 mfrlm men. W ith tha recond p lat* S t. LouU Cardinal* Idl*. tha Dodger* went to work «*rljr to p k k up half d Cam* la lb * pennant r a t* a t th# expenre o f their old Bronx riv* ala. Th*jr pushed both tb tlr tallies a cro u o ff Tom Bunktl In lb * recond in n In j with th * b*lp o f a ball that Centerflelder Babo Young misjudged badly and lot fa ll for a trip)* bp Dolph Camllll. M eantime, except for tha f a it ball th a t H it* poked Into the m b * trrflrld •<-ore board In th* recoad for bl* 20th hom tr of th * y«er, W patt found a U r j* a»*ortra«nt o f "cou sin s" In tha C lant line-up, II* didn't walk a man, and only two reached ba««, betide* Mia*. T he** worn Mickey W lu k , who r o t a "U fa " on Third Basem an Law R l r f * ' fumbla In th * fourth, and M«1 O lt, who wa* hit bp a pitched ball Immadlalelp after* ward. W patt fanned * l t , Intludlnf th* entire (Id * — Mix*, Young and Babe B a m a —In the **ren th . E ir e p l for Mlxe. no on* pa**ad •econd b **e , and only W itik f o t that far. B o ld S e v e n -G a m e -A d * : v a n ta g e O v e r Id le I S t L o u is C a rd s B R O O K LY N , Aug 21, l/T) — Im Brooklyn Dodger* ilretched d ir National L ragur lead to T « l gam e* la*l night bp noag out th* New York G iant*, te I , a* Whit W y»tt gave up f t on* b it—a homer bp Johnny If * — In chalking, up hi* ifith In e f tha- itaaon before a crowd Yankee Senear .B O S T O N , A og . I I , lA T -Jta i Tabor** third horn* ran In two dapa ra n te d th e B oito a Red Sea to a T-4 y k to rp o r tr the New T ech Yankee* yeeU rd sr and en­ abled them to take th* «rie< , three n a n to one. T h e iln g g in g third baeemaa’* Umelp blew cam s with two melee on bnee la the fifth from*, ettm axing a six-h it, tlx-run outburst w hkh brought the Rod Box front behind end chased (tarter Merrht B r n tr to th * showers. B p winning eg eln p**t*rd*p. the •eeend-place Red 8oa whittled New York'* lead In th* American League to ten end e half gamaa. B ill Betland darted on th* mound for Bo*ton and reg itten d hie third triumph again*! on* de­ fea t, hot be h id to k*y* help from O arer Judd when the Yenkooo threatened In th* atTenth. League Standings L e s lie T . B r y a n G e ts NATION At, LNAUUN w l rn , w t, r< T e m p o r a r y P r o m o t i o n B k lra II I I .I I I Pllteb'k II H I O UR BREA D A TLA N TA , Oe„ Aug. 11. — (S p o clil) — M arin* Coro* head­ quarter* announced today th at L **ll* T . B ryan. J r ., of th* F ir s t M arin* A ir Wing, and form erly of A ltam onte Spring*, F la., ha* boon tem porarit yappointed to the rank o f f ir s t lieutenant. Lieutenant Bryan wa* born la B irn t*v ll!« , G a . October 1, 191T, and comml**lon*d In th* M arin* Corpi R * * * r r e July 18, 1941. HI* wife, Mr*. E lU ahrlh G. B ry a n , now reticle* *1 401 E. A ren a *, Coronado, Cal. A * good a* th * b elt and b etter rfim m o il—When It g et* ria l* u»* It for toe«tl Buy Sanford mad* Breed and Roll*. 7 ROBB’S Home Bakery 101 W . F I R S T S T R E E T BL t . N. r . Cl* t l It A ll r»ir«o I I It .M l i*fi*lTn I I I ! M l PXII. M *« d ' H t t .t l II II I ■ ravll* V*al**d*r F lll*bu r*h i, <:|*cl**all t Raw Tort I, lirM k lr* > (Daly iim aa arkadulaOl u m r u W I, Pel, AoalR CUt e •L U I I 41 I I I • 1 II I I I It II .III II I I f i t L N dutn IV Item tn illa Wsah •• II IT Phil. lU arfU T w lt H ir Hiw T*rk *. IIo«I h P till*d « l» k U M , 1. W athlb fiO B t - l ( t i l f»m« I t lE lllfllr I I U n i t I. O k i i f t I (Only !•»!»■ Dch#dul*4» SA V E C O STLY REPAIRS ny H av in g |Your W ’a, I m p o r t a n t n o w fh a p ever tn k e j c§re m k k e It la s t! p ia in ta in — .iflp rip your ^WASHINGTON, Aug. I I A five-run uprising th Inning gev* Phi led* Win ev er W ashington cap: for .-•-•■weep e f i h tM * r yesterday. T h e wen tha qp*M r<9 to I . I ,f. ■ - ......................... ;.'.d i i j* r « « T i » b e f o r e — ;th a ^ y q p of CHICAGO, Augi 21, U t - M r s , Al B e b sth 'i ^l»eb, prep ping for th * 1 1 0 ,0 0 0 American Derby Aug, t> , carried I t 8 pound* to * tlix lin« triumph in e 15,000 added ■handicap for l-y tx r-o ld * it Wash­ ington Park today. - C ar K e g u U riy Insp ected and S erv iced BAVO UQ -M USTO GO Tabor Hits And N SW Y O R K , Aug. B l, H t W ) I f f funny what a cShags hi baoakep aulta wlU oo U tl— a So for a ball player. Erni* (Scknosale) I c h o r dJ, a s Um Soda figured, w a* thtp awh (low -footed catch er's b n ttia g a m ra g e dropped to J M . C b r ia n a ll peddled fa ta to the Boetew B o r r u and new h *’* n serious tnntend er f a r the be ttin g crow n be woo four y e a n ago. T h e Beaton Red B ex thought ae tittle o f S ta n Spence tgnt th ey traded the flych neer \o W a* hi ng ton fo r an ou tflslder who w a* qu ickie pease* on to LEG A L thm e b itte n In th A rarkan L e a ­ gue who b o u t e be tter average than 8 pence. T h e Cardinal* let Don Gutterid g * go back to the m inor* two poor* ago. Th* Brow n* bbod him l u t Sp ring h« b e n one o f the main raneon* fo r tho B row n*' upourgo Into tha fir s t division. Not only ha* this second bieem an h it eompnrtlvelp well and tim ely, b a t hi* field in g he* b n clam p end hi* experience h a* helped to tto o d r the S t . L e a k Inner circle and m ake a s ta r ou t o f ro ik le V e r­ non Stephen* a t ihortC het Loaba o f tha Brow ne I* another who (a h arin g a good y ear a fte r e r r i j a l u n n c ce stfu l W egue clubs. Buddy H arro tt wa* norar a bell o f fir# w ith eith er B roo k ­ lyn o r Bo*ton b u t ' h * has played w ill s * k Yankee. J o e M eC u thy fig u re* h* b e * m ore then .r e ­ placed Johnny Stu rm ^ t fir s t. Jo e Madwkk end Johnny M tie erg another p a ir who a re m aking the Cardin*f* a o try they sold them . Madwkk 1* ■ batting ch am ­ pionship contender as well a * a possible ch o k e a s the yearie most valuable p layer, white M iss U one e f th * le a d e n in homer* end runs betted in. « H e l Q tt I* probably k k k ln g ibim eelf in the ih in * because h* didn't plant B a b e Y oung in the o u tfit id Kroner. > F o r the la rg e r, part o f the sea ­ son Young rode the G iants' bench W hen the 1941 »ea*on dosed B *b * was on* of th * Netloeral League's leader* In home run* d run* batted In. B u t opening y In '4 t found him squatting In the dugo-it. He remained • bench w ann er moat of tha *e * K car A IR C O R PS F O O T E A i I l OUT tu ltlim ln a U d n uf m ust “ »H«te tor iporte" kcthrittee on l> r pec P h o n e 37 Classified Advertisement* , BURROUGHS boohltreplng mii - thin*, posting (ray, *Und A ,■ light, Speed-O-Prlnt A eiblnrt, , ’ Mimorgraph, Ditto, postal - . male*, roll ten dnk A chair, .V i Corona typewriter, LIn*-A-Time SALE CHEAP) I D*leo 4 Englnei 1<—11 ft raw I Pew V-S Coach, U te II, condition; c*rp*liter tools, N. Brown. New Smyrna, L a k e Ashby Colony. Cnilrei it*XL WwPft SO U TH ERN R EA I More is advert New York Tim e* leading reel set than Tn any o u t newspaper. Thi many buyer* and •ult It* annually i n n , to be publli E 8TA TE— rang that everyone rth or sixth position MANPOWER TAPPED ' WASHINGTON, Aug. II, A great reservoir of inured mg* power, egUmatgd to contain de 000,000 peredns, ia gradually be­ ing tapped hr the War Meapowm Your C lo c k s A nd W a tc h cn N e p a l re d i a T it ■ c ia c u r r c o u n t . nin th i t D i o M t c ir c u it o r rix>h iiia . in and row t r a i x o u I’OI'XTT l IN rMANCKNT. Al.ltpc LAVEItN* C W U fT , CombUlnant, VS riaVDis h cootaKT, r»tf#nd«Ni. O ID K R o r PtIILIC A TIO II'' b t a t b o r rL O ltiD A ; t o . ciyd# II. Cooley. 1144 Van Hook rrm dtn, Maw i i n s f , Q rt«tU |i too i n hsrstir ordarsd Id apitur in (It* kill of rompUlHt koroln 111*4, who roll th* roll of ooucht U dlTorrs. on Iko Ilk tUy of Uolo* htr. I t i t . o lk trv lN (om plElntnt may prorood o* psrts. Il I* further ordorod (h it ihlo ordor bo pukllshod on rt a wook for four rortsorullvo wokko In lb * Sonford If •raid, ftanfottl, Florid**, WITNKKK my hand and tko offlrlol boo I of Mid Conn, Ikla tls l day nf August. If4 1 0.1*. II Kit NDON. Cltrk of Iho Circuit Court Atmlnolo CoMRlf, riofld * iiy <i»f flrlol k ftaolf One W ho Know n Flnrld*. till* Aaguat, A. I*. I l t t . O. P. MK RNfH>N. Clerk o f Clreali I'w r i. Hr t I . tIU llliICK. Deyaty Clark. iitN tT v rr o k a l i Vlahbaek * B n tik . ItHIU*d lla lltUK. Orlando. F lorid *. A llornty* (nr u m m o fo ic. u. c t / BE S U E ! TO V lir t Kcm lJy N IC K 'S Package Store H aw B R IG G S 108 j M A G N O L IA BA R BER S H O P N O T IC E , T " My Friend* and C u ito m m — I *m now prrm anrntly located a t th* C lt / B arber Bhop, infi Magnolia Arenue. Ja ck M cEwan, fo rm e rly with Kriiy’a Ilarher Shop will be associated In buriueaa with mr. We will Ik- gUd to serve you In eur new location. J . W . W IL S O N in T H H n m i ’l T r o t N T , k lH T I I j r i > i r i a I, n « r t r r o r r u » k i * DA . IN AND ro n BMHHVOIeM D O t K T T . Ik r H A H H U ir . UKVAN S. C o m p la in ­ ant. VS. ftX W d O I* U U C V A N II, Dafandant O K H E II o r P U I U C A T I O N HTATTE o r r u m ID A : T O : Ktw m d l* ilorann. w hoa* rta ld a n r* «nd addrooa la l i t N u ttu I t ’s P a t r i o t i c T o C o n s e r v e C lo th in g ! 1m A»» ■eld. GsUkly,. I* Ik* County Juda* • fT iim lnoU Flsrtd *. * t kte offle* la th * redrt boo** of said pound* a t Baaferd. F l p iw * ,,^ h h ’ In sight calendar monlo* frdt* Ika lima of Ik * ftret publiraltea #f Ikt* nolle*. Eaek claim or d r a t M Shall k* Ik wrlttag aad okall •tat* Ik * pise* of ro*ld*neo aad past offle * *ddr*«* ef lb * dial**aa t, * * d sk ill k* tw ora ta ky thk ctklmbnt hi* * < * *f. or *itora«y. aad any *u«k tialm or dsmand ast no Hied shall b* void. MART MARTHA EMBRICK. A* U K u tr li of lb * U l l W ill sad T * H * n * a t of • JO B EMBR1CK. JH-. So­ r t * sod, F irst pukllcatlea J * ly >1. le t*. • every suit go twice * * Mak e by having it clrxned often. (Please return coat hangrers) SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS 220 . •* ■*••■*1* 0 ** * tN , Florid*, os * r keCnre »X* a.pU m tw r R *l* " f t * * . te -v H i.'th * 1 1 * dev * t Xrptember, 4> h , K l l i 'l e d ifa n li lh«r**C **td m am will (reread X a - P * r le I Le* Ih l* Ordar b * publtehtd tor I I I *l*tu ie rv tlm* required by law la Ik s ** iit/ d Herald. Caaterd. Fwnda. a a *» * a a p * r ef * * n * r* l *tr**la tl*« In satd M in tf aad M A G N O L IA t PON R A V f. 861 llll'>t*>|44t< T w ite u ia « f hand akd offknal ** fl of orflre al Nsaterd. Florida. Ik k | d ir of A d s . a . t). i *«g. O. F. JlN RK D od, (INAL) Clerk o r Ctrrult C*url. ■•tnlaol* Coukly, F tor. E x p e r t L u b r ic tlk m w ill !n *u re lo n g e r Ufa f o r y p u r c * r . W o a re e q u ip p e d to h e lp you ta k e U ie b e s t o f c a r e o f y o u r CRT b o i t w ill la s t lo n g e r— C om e In tod ay f o r R c h e e k -u p t e u n o r p u b l ic a t io n TO: F au lts* Bad**. ■ r«*ld*at a *tata *4k*r than th* niata Florida, that h e r lis t known rmldtoe* wa* K *a *a a Clly. Mlakomrt, and ns *th *r or mor* *p*eirte or mar* partIrular place a t restdtne* te kaown I* Ik * C o n e tslu e tT«u are hereby aollflrd sad (•Ull red te appear to a etru ln 11111 of Complatat filed ky Jam ** F . Bed**, a e a la it yea fo r a dlvorr*. k*w psadlag la U * Clreull Court 3 GULF SERVICE STATION 2nd ft PARK! a A W M tiv rw L rerriee men aad physically head)- Br PAUL ROBINBO>f 1 H A H C < S tS 0 N ew .Y o rk . I SX-PAGE WINES Or i ta The La nation’s i medium) New Turk 8. An »drerUrem*nt for property will be written V OUT CHARGE aad with climated ooet llrillon. Send detail W riting CU Adyertulng. lltft S 'fir e t base rep lacem ent end hue * (Official Kami) g .p e w tr h itte r, -fapught M ies from th e O i n k . T h ey s p e n t tom e *7(1. IN TMN COUNT OF T U I COtmTV jiid u n * cm l n o u n c o u n t y . r u a u n i in f n o n Atw . , ' i* M h N tH tN o r JO B MMBJUCK. J i t D * e 4 4 e * 4 . Itto g em b lf on ho: la r c h e c k -u p s th a n t6 r e p la c e e f M rriea k th lriea . w m M jrmten lsy In the eabeallallea' Rp ell com p*title* football scheK l m »t school* o f th * klr eo rp e ; teth a k a l training commend. • T h * ceneelU ttea order cam* from M *J. G in. V l H l i . l W ear­ er, commanding g en eral, who wrote tbs cartons Nomm«Ndlng effiesre th a t ecoepetiUve foethell would laterfx re m j w Mf WRR; th* u rg tn t program od tra la la g ,m«- • L IQ U O R S £ th ro u g h - - t *v WASHINGTON, A ^ . .ll,,bP>A poeaible first step toward ,«Ywit t * T O U R T A S T E D EM A N D S T H E B E S T IN N O T IC E S car b r o k e n p a r t s ! C o m e in t o d a y ! u fiu«. Pnulaboro. <Hbuc#at*r Lk»unty. N*w Ja m o y , ( > r « t t ln ii! You i r t htrabjr order*d to a p p e a r to th* bill of com plaint ko raln fltad, w h tfa th m rallaf M iugkf la “ 41* t n r r l. * n U>* I l k 4 a,) ©f Delokaf, I i t I o lh » rw !a a tha I 'lt in ilf t may proraad aa parla. It ta fu rth e r >trd*r*d that this o rd a r b* pwb I I ahad a n t * a w ta k h>r four run•a ru ll va waaka In tha Ban ford lia r aid, ftanferd* f l o r i d * . W 1 T K K M m r hand and tha «f Mftal a aal uf u l 4 C o u rt, this li s t •Iiy ©f A u gu ai, ( I I I . O I* IIE IIN D O N , C la r k of lh a t'trru tt Court •It appeared Baba would , |be ffamln©!* County* rto rld a llv R. L It U H D f C k D C . drafted and the O lante, eeekihr c o r r e c t lu b r ic a tio n a n d r e g u ­ D W ELLIN G fl iflnmt a tilth, tub I A ' shower, pier, water h r*l*r, m *t*l venellan blind*, rir nil v h ls te r. double g srag*, large lot i, In Loch Arbor. C. M. Beyd. T A L L A H A S S E E , A og. f t , (XI — Dr. John Prep, * ped al aaalitant to fed e ra l Petroleum Co­ ordinator Harold Ichoo, w ill come to Florida Aog. S> fo r n aerie* of conference* about r m n fln g this S ta le from gaeollne rationing. I t ’s c h e a p e r . your .ENT ■ 15 e e m good *oll, I w ater, Good 4 room Cv« Log House, Rieronahlt, D. N. Brown, IT mile* New Smyrna Road, Lalm W A SH IN G TO N , Aug. « I , UP) — Lao 8 a toId. No. I heavyweight rh * Hanger from Doe MalfteJ. Iowa, oookx hia ttinotoonlh eontacuU re yktorp whan bo slashes with xquat Tonp Moato o f Chi­ cago la their thriee-postpooed io- d . m i i» 4 *f* *H n i t M t n m . h will vreeredl B « r » r t . C a t t h l * O rt» r b* i n t i i u t i tar Ik * . t t U i o r r U m ire a u lre d br l* » l * IK* Ndeforg Iterate, >*■ for* F I o*41k ‘ * h * w ** *e * r of e t a . r . j etrraU tto* la Mid ooaaty *ad ■ la ta W ltare* m r kaad aad afrieui MBl of eftlco at a *» fo n l, Florid* tklo Ik* « day of A k g , A. D , i i u a. n tiik w * f r * * . M r k i n i M w Ik * * * t a l* * f n o M tta A ll** {la r i t*T, d«l**»*d, lo t* of **ld C ovalr. I* Ik * Coaalir J a d * * of aom laol* Caoatr. r k r t l * . a t kl* offle* la III* ••art * * * * * o f u l d C o u ilr a t San­ ford. FI*rid*, w iik la *l«h| calaadar w satk* from Ik a Hat* of Ik * first M lU « * lk * of h it a *lr *. B ark claim or d*10*04 eltaJI k * la w rites. aad •kail •!*<• Ika a la ** of r**ld *n r* •ad ao*l o ffle * adr*** of lh« tlalm oal. ood okaII k« *w ora la by Ik * claiabaati. acvaL or a u o f** r. aad * ay -such rltlm o r d** mood a*« *a ftlod okall ka void R O n n iB JO B HUNT . K to c a lrt* of Ik * ta il w ilt aad lt*U a i*n l of RODERTA A1XKN H A IlTI.K r, f>*r*a**d Flrat fu b llra llo n Aocaal Ilk, lA U M T h S A S N l N O W ! CAN H E U j O -^ W H s R e s -j 0 ^ a ? / 0 o c r / . a r f DOOtB - N '' f D O O IE S M PO O M w " I l i t h o p :U IN M V S U ir f ah our O N T H E -rv BCA CH ^I t �R im em bei Batann A Hi rni * ’ f 11f i.'iffn u a iu 11 U.S.Wor Bonds AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXIV, M N K O I ID . Chinese Capture Vital Base From Japs In Kiangsi F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y. A U G U S T 2 1 . 1 3 * Battle For Stalingrad Approaches Supreme Test As Germans Advance Two M athematic County Board Adopts Lowered defense Lora* l? KTrJi'iV" io ' "!•»« Teachers Needed Budget, Sets Reduced Miliar*' itnpcil *rt Unit, 1 i"'n,ij,i " I1 B ig E n e m y R a id O n D a r w in Ib T u rn ed t B ack By B r illia n t S k y W o r k O f A llie a n • 1 ii» t » ” /-* fll I V U S A N I K S , Auir 24, JC J infurnu-il •mirrv*# *nid Uwtay j CH UNKING. A . , . I I . (A P ) Presid en t In a t l l l o m r i p e d d to ; — Chine** for cm raptured ■ ijrn the decree g r a n t i n g U nt il! - | r U S t t ' C Llnrkw ta (Fnchow ). th * M*i rum h r l h g e r r n t fttatiiA in thr j * .. r*wd moot iMportanl Japnn*»r with tii-r maii) *nd II a I) ] \|)|)ll •** Wm in th * central Kli V n i t f i v r Hrmail thr n g h U of C L »»*•* proTlnct, lh* Chlnm* twin htTiigcrtypu-y, it* gov«*rnmrnt * * *' c«*n«*nd nnnanncfd t o d ij |iro|m«ing that other A m erican U nrhw tn, on th* Cn Fn H**c gmal rtialhrm ili i u n t r ir s c o n fe r on r o l lr c t i v ? V\ .*n •. *I M n llm no«thra«t of Nanpplv Sanford m p * i u m for i ont iii> iit»l d e fe n s e *•' “* * • t h a * ( had U rn under a l*(* iB, n»s<.ftU4 a r m I Iria lrr." tha t H un dred ' uf \ «, * national! ^ 4 (d -b f*r t » * » **k a . At lea*! 35 anti poaaitdy tha t the E . W . M c P n l l e y vmn rv|N>ftn| firming t^e rttUH 1 ‘ o f f i r r r a an-d nun w ere klllrn 1 1*)t|.1 v i**l a fter i r \ l«M high! r * Irn* of t! *»« ^ I I t a d g e s A n T r oop H r A**aci*t*a p*r«s« i al I Hr i oiir t thrn i i t h e f « ui)u r n i Htnda y in ■ *Mn I t lit a n Ilari * rmv f r rt " ' * ' • G e n . M n c A r lh n r 'n a i r w ing four m’ at terrtl plane r rathe * re ** i v 1* 1 » g r r a l m t unt A pfW f i l t e r ^ 11 K c c c i v e s I t a n n n it,*p«1 u at inh* fur pen t a p i n i n g flig h t o f J a p ­ |n rted by A r m y anti N a v y a u ­ of |M»ii n l ml fi g h t i n g rm*n|N>wrr m **!»• in l»s ml srhfwdi* l hr world r i r r t i t in India r waited "'■ * ‘ • A N a v y plane, a fly 1 u IT the fift h white H«* anese bomln-rp and fiKhters th o ri ties * . *-Mift*d to teach ing fortrean, a medium Vwvm lw r 1 i alia to recruiting cen ter* to drill nil in Se min*dr t'u in t v 1 N., If. Iiliilr High | S* ••nl limping home with little to and a p u r su it plane w er e involv fur ii r on ihr aids of t h r I ' m i n i if . *latleii at the county di«t»i»’♦ a n n n . f ah h l- 1 ~ i I > -1 . ... i t... ? 1 u Ib t e e Mated w • Sutton* ^ o* show for a hlg attack on the rd in the ae rb le nla - i*. ira th m ath” ; ( 'ii' " f Honor F r i d a y night .»,* \ from Montfvirriti . - l T h r N a v y I)i-partmerit re p o r t e d ! # Darwin airfield today. Other | ii« *l .»iiv -'ll r r suh- th. I' a1 1• h II mum-, at which T r*> I* that 1 0 nr I ) m r n w er e killed •aid o o n | hondri-«| t jr i n ia i i * mol “ ■r 1111c a t * mid the .1I •■' hi ui**j t)ir t'm irt of H«»no* Allied airmen repulsed nn at­ In the c r a s h nf a n a v a l plane two It. linn*. openly a.i wi ll n* ureret J' * h i -** >m*| K W Met sUi’x of R m* H 1 * *' tack on the northern Solo­ mil es north of [ l a l g r r n . V'a.. ea rl y ly w r r r |M»urtng *Hit »• f m s-tfT .if lh* winning 11 *. l. iandir do Sul |ttm i» rp nf lh- 1 S u n d a y night mons. t> > i 31 of the 13 4 on r i V i n end of Iti m il unto I tu The iV partm enl said the plaru- goa> tli-lgi lliat « r | r *w*nlp>| Il .v * Chinese la n d f o r c e s , w ith w f r t r thru vm-ip fin ally r wa s on a n u i l m e flig ht Its base , 1« nr rung whnl it mean!* to t*r N r* i* i f■ * Hat i i dm f 0 110 m lln of th * ('h *k i*n i-K m «K 'U a ndi dies 1 1 na I ion w r r*- i w t il ise Ir ■ - t f (| j m The t "r iig m j nn g 4*»•■«*rf» ' 1 K allw a, recaplurrd, a r* reportni j rnefit !• fuTK info rmed of th r im t» b* m lliiie th * Jap* hark upon r *I Thr- fiaruf* of ihttse killer) wtr ilI I I .1 I I• *ft Mild ***• *11 will t oil Itik Chuhilcn anil Llihul, Chekiang - iih k . Ihr not mi tiled ■ ■ I y Hvadabte ip «■ ii1 I’ lliiwdilr thrm tn' a|r baa** T h * , aim fo r m l Ihr . . . . ..r l in a The N a v y Maul the r i u » r of Ihe lira r Thr \f-Olll S »|i«|iAts h ' Ja p * Co fall back frrm K ian *. rraph wa* as yet uiirirt> r m in n l h . i . l r d that ^■aid r v r n ii i- r m in * nnd thiiu 0 h*n. 20 mile* w*at at ('h u h .in . '•T|1t( Wll n» ■ lrr*d> S a v r l>rrn *r j F o r t,- .* * r n Japancar plane.. *|a*tf Jtf »«l(| f* in Ri ver a «»n thr t ' r u g u n Inclodlnf 27 h»Y , homlwt., n I from n« i *id<> of H r f n m t l r r and w i IJ i • U i*d a big raid on lh* alnlnun.!«* tuiOrnt mv* r t«. jmltir on tht at Uarwln flu n d a ,. but w*r» hrl.l ll i n t i l i a n ••Dir. thr i!t»|kjit< h *aid Iq on l, .lig h t itamag* b , (hr P n tidro t Itnhloruir of l'rugvi*> th**! ♦ i*lli|** T -tiiU lAgr fl ■ > |a ^lllt 111 brilliant work of Allied flg h lrrv i»‘ iiriI n lirrrri' t a r t y than itiofTi | tv |,l II r l>|1PfU• 'M * Hlg w **bo »hot down four of thr .1 Nig g r a n t in g Hi Mill notte brill 1 »»* y e * r * Itwlph K Sm i t h It tacking Imrnben and nine 2 n » g rirn t treatm en t.' ' and a M‘»nt* * g t u til tore f f.. »fi rnie rgefie y ■ er vle r r n ’ rlfliti dm patch raid there nr#* t fighter carorl plant*. Allied hrud •k n ioafl I ft, m ! i i nred mmp at | uiii «* a jjoaaiblit!' tha t fu rthe r #tr|»» , quarter* announced Hunda, •turn Th# i • t*tnt srcuiimgster «if Tr»*o|i would be taken in r ol l need on Wlt'i 1 "P>* d rfcndrn. did not In .* * 1 i*v Ldwurd •b Hillv S iap let beewme H i " * P raiiL * entry Into the war , t i :,4 r tra fL • -mmflff i M ilitary m i vice for all m»n ••’ im *i mui mu Birr uf T r • • i r * Ja p a n *** raid m ight havrj I ■ *'> P ™ h* tween the a g r a o f 31 an d !'• \* » N in ilrr* Ifitfinba- • i on# of re U ljation AgAinat * .t \ l *d w A y ( in H ratll'a 11,000,1100 population I n i f If ) , I MN»p i ormn >#d b t i t i frotti w tV b l*l#nd hr* 1 »W#f| on P a r k A * waa made rompuUnry f*y th* t» • 1 sr mi.I « i * | i U h l •< •»« lt n s * f ‘ Tim or ha« boon h*mm#rad ) H* also C ollin* iftiu j r o i u lit ution of ] {htO Thoan |w , «if 'h r n»-w |r****p (and Moe s' tag tits p a st frw weak*. a tween 21 arwi .10 HhllUsill hr All of Troo p as*ou*d pilots from tb a PhD|M***| !<■ ( I r * Til V w u .., r iJ, ~ 0 r » t III**." which gsl'rvwwrhi A l the m . s l i n g ' * e n J - A m sw nrd s were gi ven >ut ililh J**Il ft t. f iatllflw *y i hau ' n i l ' *v J o hn son i t ( T m ji k0 t r r r l v r t l \) t a d s k f using ■ Itchnlqu* which ' i fliA**, Mf> Vbby I* II iU i I mint (*• IiTi life Tank* »«*rr giv» • t b n die*toped IhtnuaJVM Isol Mr* Ml 11n I" A rnngli'fi I iti J o h n 5 jotTPi of T r ■ ■ ai* **" T h * Alllas, In addition tn fru .**f Tina- |» \\ 1 41 w Inn II l M tiu h » 1 * nd I hi.» up' Mr'^l a r r n s trating th# J a p a n * .* attack, also II; f e e p i v u n ■ T« i fat.nk* s t rr , Mi Kipp Hustnn l U l r i a t B id M* n s r l h n nnd Jiark K m - II. all of Troop 5 , t a * m , poaltlona In th* northern • n d Hilt ipiiniugw K W M« •nd of (h* Bolomcin taUnd group. ♦ A ll e y *nd F*l Ward of Troo p They bombed building* in th* w harf area along Buka P a**ag*. 4| ; fi r s t i la** n » a i ' l * went to T h * rt»ulU were not obaenrrd. . I l m n y Austin m il t lsudi' Wether [ uigton of T c i* s o «nd •reorwt ! * • • r atin gs i.* i.o-.rg* ! « w f t j r m l •f Ttroop 15 J**h»un A l e t g u d r r ind K s y Sh*w*iu*k*‘ r f Tn*op t | , Murton H « t *■' f - - 1- H »r v e y nnd H erbert St*-iist» f f *.«•!* nil IlnerlviMg p n i b.mlgr* r.f ia> ■'HA natiit - * s o t BiHv ' )*■ piruau I* i*t K«- r ib*. I l * - r rt t g +i 1 4 " ■ - . e o r g r l hnpmitii li-loi < ulKun .'i bw'k in nn (ii-iA' d” l -••(■i* * i.eslle li m v p \ Hill I* nnings W»t (■ , Aaweiata* * r » ..l Ih e Knelt *. ,. i t u n . r nl 11• -1, i. can Jr n r u n g * . HilU J -hrison. J o h n Deatrurtlon uf IS veaacla, I tn rharicr of ■ri.iittcttH -nl. -»t lone*, J a m e s Le e Hilly Mrrt nearly half o f them I)raaJllan 1 1 funeral aervirr* I »vt noT t w *t h er . Hdlv Mf* s ll e y . K M' c ra ft, bjr Axis su rfae* and under- Fifth Scout Unit Is installed At Court Of Honor it . In n \ t i l ij i L vt t > M e e t i n g in i • Inr * p **1 oti, i »*, *1 t\ Salurtlri-v * * iv r hudgi t - i I mart trie f*A ' HimiitMi « ti m • per refit t i**|ih 1 1. ■ < •• t t h r mi Ilag * of one hjil * i a It**! I h » The I J | • ttie |Mf t of i ■ inuitivsM io to ap|M**v* heSitateu. T hr T 1, Candidates Will Be Introduced At Woodmen Meet • Public Relations IFormer Sanford Officer To Speak ( Policeman Dies To Drafted Men After Being Shot Enemy U-Boat Menace Shifts Toward South (W rsra tr* op erating In w *alam w ater* waa dladoaad In official annon nee m enu N at week, M tba tM M r **a o ffe n a lr* of th * *a * lm ; United S ta te s appeared to sh ift shandy to th * northern and saatam coasts o f South America. W ith tbs re ce n t linking* of B rasilian shlpa. 1 In which more than 000 *cIdler*, paissngsrs and ••amen were lost, an Associated F rtss count of announced sinkings In the w*«tern Atlantic slalen America's entry Into the war reached 439 c r a ft. ■Report* from R te d* Ja n eiro r m a ls d ths B ra silia n fleet and air force hses Intansiftsd coastal patrols In tlm vicinity o f the ▼Hal "N atal b u lge," whirl* Is only 1000 m iles from D akar, ■singly Important route supollr* an note from m te th* aattem bsmlaalhs of mpr* than MO Police Round Up 18 Ga llons Of Shine In Raids IJI n announc'd ■ j Mr. Ilcnlun w. nl ' Garden (•> " "'(• III m on th- ago < 't„v S a n f o . d I’ob ] Ib p a r l i i t e n t for a numb* 1j tng a r r v e i on tb* , .e a r . guard In a series of raid . Saturday, police rounded tin 1H gallon, nf “white ligh tn ing'', In which hone, wme need in making the eplrlta. and aiTM trd two n r tm men and a negro woman. Thief Ho, W illiam * ataled tod s. Ja ck Johnson .n d Itilla Stevens o f the Georgetown area ami Jerry Martin of Goldsboro were nahb*d by Ihe o fficers. "One had a re­ gular bottling plant in • nearby houae." C H ef W illiam , . a i l " I t looked Ilk* a wholesale ralabliah- and *l*o «- a for S . ml note i m i n i . II | m in e tn S a n f o r d tn 1J*71 ' . Ml Heritor * * - .hot when nnil another officer tried I" a t,, the g r o v e wo rk er te l Ita.r,. .,n " ch trg e of ca r.rin g ■ealert **raiai0 II * a - t* p" '■ rhat U r Benprn I a.I ttirnnl tl« r*»lghallon from Ihe Willi Garden police for.-#, c f f ..'. Sen;. | l i e waa born Vov 2h |-ni. 1 Hampton rourlv S 1 S n rr i' a r* th * widow Mr* In r. Ileni.n i 1 form erly of H nfot.l *rul nm» , |W inter Garden; I n r childre n . 1 Klenora, Andrew. Ileorgr. Iteii O 'D A N I^ L L EA D S ■ J a n a and -lu e ll le ; three i t i i o iMra. IH lta Itird y . Mr*. 0 o r . . D A L LA S, T * * „ Aug. 24, (AV— |F.*trr B ridge, and Mra Kllo-irn Sen ator Lee O'Danlel appeared W right, all of Fanford. fmo today te b * assured of renomlnabm lhars, W II llenton. II do tlon by allmeat margin of his I Renton and Ja rk Ilen(on of Sar, career, leading form er governor , ford, and J a m e * F. Ilrnton Ja m a * Allred 43HJI71 to 420,61* Orlando. ________ srlth m a tt all o f the vote* labd- f J i n . D icker! was born M*i 1007 In Catoosa County, C * Nh* - w C f^ a ls u 1 Uted. Is *onr|v*d by her daughter; "ii- , J O C H T n l t n I son. W , B. Dlcksrt o f C han* ■f»i» A A / ib a o p i one brother, A lbert Mr' a ll. in C C IIil • f Sln g go ld , Ga.| a graruln-n. I • W y D lcksrt o f Chattanooga m l P r t J o * J . Hm Arrives dy To Go1 • Wm% frmiKbon, Billy training. L ana being csught siphoning *nd ileal- i i*(A: jpwuyi ■ ( tha ican kLuW y gteapleloo.U. la a ? jr -v S T w itU f o l O " . «■ ill get Ihe rating , u?pni >.rj r p r r n t l n g ^ i e ' Jb.r.” •fore T ts rtln e the d n . work _ * ^ : A u j. 24. W r u lr n t \ cm I .r iir li Ili.ffi v r-h H 1* a Al l . fii Juft <1 hIss-hmI T‘i* pultr* Mf *' .iii|Uilwi>tt»il ' - i * -Viiv III N V* rtllfIK « II* bit r* |«*ri ili|! Hit' t*iii11mi«*(•iJ• liA*l I H «| »«ti Hu tiifbm t\ |.f*ib^b|y |» vktH, mry Ii a rt if nl ' < ublt s*4uti On Inf Th# City CoffimiBBinn will m«-»l bu* tcmigflt At 7 nVIork At th# City, 11*11 E a rth q u a k e A ro u n d A le u tia n s R e c o rd e d ________ N EW YO RK . Aug. 24. (A>>— F o g jj,,^ U niverait, reported that - w * e .n h .h o ck . - * « ^ B-ndny In a northwsat**** direction St a distance which I WMkld place them In tha eid h lty »f th * w esurnm ost Aleutian il f,i«ni < ■* r», r !' 80,000 Pounds of Scran Alrtal Is Shipped, With 125/100 More On 11anti f«wr » . a" Jf “o f “theTr" o fflc e ri m ite, fn » « Naw Y ork. Untesrelty 5a >»»* •«» T il Senatf brnnp Voles ’ To Cul Exeinplion W A W H M .H 'S ' Th*’ ‘■■-■■nit fii'iu * i tisriay i «* • i♦ -ah * tv th« J t»*«< m . i n 'l l tiend#f)b> tut rut l») tH- i r,1! HM i j.T A At lii CITY BRIEFS i In d ic te d , i'J a l * r a c y C h a r g c i.J^ ,^ ^ N. H u- N o r l Ii O f Difkcrt 1Ufttfc Cow l Un« Field n t } inruHvldual iiK<«nu 13 *• for <!#• H-i-nt! I ti ii inr * man f}fnrff» 4 f > * • i l i o n , rdfl M bT*> 11mitt#«s ?-» * ml In vistas, rb#ir* nyi*1 thr* # r- j |J«| n d,| . about tno.uoo.uuu t„ ih r t n .J 7 l^ f.OC,0 0 1 Inrrvn.e in F ederal revs* riuo piuvlded bv the bill aa II pasae.1 the ||nu,r. T he rx em p . lio n * fur m arried couples wgg left at 11.200. j _ �1 E"5*"T MONPAY. APGP3T14, 1M1 TUB HANFORD nERALD,JjANTOTO^Ft^WPA. {Tha S a n fo rd H e ra ld tOalakllaate ta I t * _>0 every alirraaei k la r ft. t a a l fteeaey aft ■•>(el4, gle.U a 111 Meaeelle k t r .M Ia 1 e n 4 *e ee.ee. eleee aaettee Oeftek.r ST. !•>•. el Ike reel Office ef ftularft. rlerU e .e4 « . Ike Aeft e f r .a fr t e e ef Mar.k a. I**t. IDIAlftU ft. n r i a lU lter ft)OB tin U IIEAN—lleelaea, * ■ * * * • » a ra a rw ii'T io a n*Tftte gayakle la Afttaaea • » r ftSartftev .... ------ D M M eat* ____ — . . . . - . . - y t l i e M e e l t e ---------- Bit Bfaalbi -----------Om Year --------- — - All ekllaary aelle.a .etea ef fkftaki. reeelel1.ee a .4 eetlee* ef eMevfalaawete fer Ike rerye*# at ratals* faaAe win a* rkereeA ■Oft veealar a4.eM l.lee relr*. T I i II reel* I* a iw a k n at TW •Aareetalea l* t t « -ki<b eseEa. a l t t l. aaiH)-4 «* ibi aaa f i t !*• p#tlieati»e . ( all « .» « 4i*a*lrWea • f t il l il la ll ar m i eiUeewlea *e*4ti’ 4 la Ib l. * * * .r a-4 . a lu l b . kaaal M a i . i k l l i M k m la * Ait ilik la l . i .i ik U n l U i >1 i|M lil ataaal.k.a a . . . l a ara alaa r*#*rv*4. M ON DAY. A U G U ST 21. I1M2. B IB L E VERSE FOR TODAY I F YOU K EEP ftJ* >I * WITH YOU, YOUR L IFE WILL HE GLORIOUS NO MATTER HOW HUM RLE YOUR STATION, THOUGH HORN IN A GAMIN OB EVEN A STA B L E They ahall rail hi* finmc KiitfiiMiuHr wMrli bf*»ny inli*rfirvtrd (I«d ’ With iif.— Mull l ’.#’1 A F in e * A c h i e v e m e n t RIFT IN THE CLOUDS HOLLYWOOD By ROttHfN Unually the pnigTet* o f u community in mcanurod in tcm in of |M|)ulation iocregse, new liunim-n.iCH. un<l 1/irgur payroll* nnd nthnr maD-rlal Accretion* which nro all well enough hut which do not alwaya add to th * spirit uni nnd m thetlc nttrlhuten of it* d tlicn a. Viewed from the tmrd, cold facta o f dollar* and cent* Hanford han not l*eim .itrctacular hul It hn* many physirgtl improvement* to nhow that It lan’t atandliiK ntIII There tiro nlgnn on all widen of material betterm ent of the city, nuch nn the huge oil ntofage tank* and other activiliu* on the lake front, the imiirovemcnt o f roadw within the <ily, the Improvement of More*, the cohatruction of Ft Mellon Tark. and the InconuuirHldo too, the Shore Hwulrvanl, it ml mnny olher wucli mivnncementw. However, there i* one respect in which Siniforil had Mood out preeminently, one, we fee] th ai i* woniMimea over-liwjketl, iierhatm, unappreciated in tho mud hubbub of this modern worlil. Thl* I* the very excellent mid com­ mendable manner in which more und more resident* are InkiiiK nn interewt in the groumlw of their bnmrw nnd tho planting* thereabout. If ti person should drive around Hanford tfwlny and look for the beauties of shruba, foliage, and trees h»* would be Impressed with the effort* nnd reaults which our d th ions have achieved in muking Hanford u city of nrisircal nttractivenewa. II would sun»rlse mnny tti see the number of |KTH:»n» out In their yards and gardens, watering Iho grass, pruning their shrubs, fertilizing th eir plants and dhv erwlse contributing lo Iho charm o f our town. T ills activity not only satisfies one's crave to live in surroundings that are harmonious nnd henutlful hut ,t Is a large fuctor in making this rity a place I hat will con­ tinue to uttrncl newcomers nnd to grow healthily into n larger town. Someone has rightly said "th e beautiful is often more useful than tho useful,” and we ts-liei,- no Letter adage could In* followed by Hanford in it« steady of* furts toward- substantial growth. COON'S HOLLYW OOD. A u *. 24, <W W )— B rian D c#-r»y te * f. How wfco r»l* *rourxl. lie gel* around tu all the itudio* by drtlgn, ro that picture* with hi* face in thtm will be at plenty o f then te n *|! th* lime. Stocky, husky Brian ha* no IIIctlom about hie face, but he fig. u rn as act; r't face ha* to be icen In lie rememlwred. H r haa l>ecft that way ever since hi* first picture lie haJ lorn on tho ktaga in N.w Yurk, Marling with "What Price Glory?" in the 20e\ Hevkad been In many play* that were boueht by the movie* anil played with many actor* who were nignrd up llollywcul, but Dnnlevy M i eivpn a, wide berth, lie Wn* In "The Milky Way" when Harold Lloyd b-.uxhl it for plctutrt. (ibutyi iJeorge and Hugh O'tkjnncil of the play'* ra*l were Eigned fur the nmvlc. but niEt Donlevy He got »ore slut went (ill ! on hl» owt) early. From Ireland, where he was bom, to Sheboygan Falls, Win, where as a boy he *Ug«d m Satorilay stag* shows at movie houses. H it next stop waa Anna­ polis, and more aputeur theat­ ricals. When the world dlaarm*d rdany naval academy atndent* resigned, Brian among them. He hrailerh fey , Broadway, invited b y # *n artist to whom he had writ­ ten a fan letter. While he tried to treats the stage, the artist J . C. Leyendetker gave him a Job as gardener, handy man. and model. The D o p -A levy fate appeared on many S a t­ urday Evening Pott coven — a* handsome rollar-ad type*, as Santa Claus, aa . . . "And I h a t * . te admit this," says the burly he-man actor, "but w once i wa* cn the cover a* Cleo- • p atrel" C o m m itte e W o r k s On R evenu e B ill _ WASHINGTON, Aug. *4. t/P)Closlng it* door* afUr three weeks of public bearings on the tax hit) tho Senile Finance Com­ mittee buckled down Monday to the nroblcm of deciding how much , of th* new revenue must ■come' from Individual Income* with In­ dication* from Chm. George tha( the rate* approved by the House may be Interested. Ity the time his few hundred dollar, were gCfw he had met a lot of people who didn't « v him n, the type. Ju st before re­ turning In New York h* remem­ bered hn hadn’t s.en Boh McIn­ tyre, who wm casting *11rector I The committee, striving tn coinfor (iiddwyti. "W alt a mlnuto,"1 I’te1* It* work by the end uf lb# { •aid Hob "| may have a;m iih in g! munth. alto must ilecldq on meth for vhmm 1*»4l* by which Iht Idcoiimj II. -m l t>,,nlevy to see three.. t e « » « ‘»,M lw roliected, a* well tor Howard Hawke, who In turn " tcvenu.-ral.lng profcrst him to m-c CoKIwyn. h cfl**0* Iwyn. T They | * Koth vavr the hlffh An*! Mna*i Aent to lb** wafilrn^K? »l»-- I IIITI.KH NAMK8 Til IKK At Tv % for « rt IlFTIl I IN ( fferman llraarlcant I T h .•t «vn' w hf r r II rln in itnnin ht I Aujf. 24, (AT—Dr. Ollu fjroric fnet* The part wi« |irt*i‘K*nl 4»f of th# (Jtr O tr , , ........ ’ “ Tltiemck. IM^mck, |irr*Mrnt , rti- rfi. huivy. llriAn M’lreteil Ml||I| |Vop|«*A*C*iMirl, wnn appoint _____ ____ ___ of Jiutic# ____ |,y ip rm rM Hlark p.inla. I.lark.e/T l(#kh MlnUtrr hj Talked Too Much trereif In re rtn ln und not overly g r a c io u s te r m s th e I're su len t hlark shirt, hlfirk Ibfll.t Aihilf ilAtlpf loft|,ry. who pnvr^ KAfti k , KlurL Knt rvri» lilnr< KliK #wrrping powrrt to go bt* told h is gov ernm ent agen cy h e a d s Utnl th e y w ore m iking ii*|pfiij uf ri IlfisiiiniT «iA* i Riv Riatuti's '*« wi#rtiHi *'ha■ l(si m u ch and th a t th e ir A iring o f d iv e rg en t ............... was IUiM*r Is it i It mi* i-la^tif*, Kr ptt-ki >| (i Binnll hlnri tlonftl so rU liit jiiAlIrr.11 b ein g seized il|M>n and exp lo ited by e n e m ie s o f th e I niled llFfTi But It rsnlljr fnntmtie « — tn rsrry in his Karl ► % (XJTI Hbw wf Btrrtrli l Im* w s fb we'r* 1Nn I io n s. llawki math' him skip Oil* .waiting, I wlirri* J|mli Air Imi his * T h e public mind long h as b e e n co n fu se d and li-lu rlie d ! O flA P f m n d a WHY 1XT Af4 0 I J ) W'lgblng plsii. wliicb iiisk.s iu ,y c e r t a in bureau a d m in is tra to rs who h av e g iv e n o i r l h ' o u , w " " 1 HI4 Alls J DTV RtllOftl « 1|| in CAR DRIVE YOU i f j wait. TAIf *<r,f % • tffci* n An , W frlhrr iiII <if iprniii will *Ui It, Jw ilh co n tA id irto ry o p in io n s as to fa c t and jail icy CRAZY? Auf, 24. I|4V U C m ilrrIrfi1 Kful yru rIfrlil lit ll; A lot o f the publicized d iffe r e n c e s w as p ro m p t'd J>\ ; rA I M.ft. Tlrm ran'! la*- htiilt hy Inlkitif, i perso n al envy, b ick e rin g nnd a m b itio n . R o o sev e lt flatly lo ld ' *-* “inM Thn-p iin r i ut I *;• Smitoffl llrrYlrt AVsra wrrt* iirvrr wuii IfMi latr ifttwiy F*n iPAftiiri^ nfritui Uie alp h n lw tiral c h ie fs th a t th e " p o lir y o f g o v e rn m e n t 4ln>uM I•••. Si» * #■ hi It jurt-urPte, (hrri iti. l hi?i tu I ji V i ' Mary ami ban i he ann ou nced by m e, a s llm re s is m s ih le head t ti.-r.'->r I f It lri»<iht ftf u 4tMtiiiii»k|oIl ’-I« Jn iitri/f MI tfiifir) din 1 >41 Ml 1 • *' r"*ft1 lift. I'ltl tfl i 1 »•» iii i •i *im> ISyrun, II yrnt# oKl. How tnn i*rid thr* roriiI(lhiri. O f cou rse. Hul th e (’re sid e n t bus I d his ngency- h ie fs ! AVer ft* ft.Mu ‘'Th# ® ] [iirt L. •Is ft .•[*■ l.itia- anil .ffft * * (ii a pc nil ovrr two hnfji* "cm hurry* up th rlr flndinifa. get aw ay with t h e ir public d is a g r e e m e n ts *■• long hat |In il ( nr tta*- fttw.'aliftan “ tit* *»f .Mrfiinly/* *■VVrtkt* I-ftlRfui" .< »y -lay in (hr lakr; l-l. BUY A GOOD USED . f c the time I* Kplting .llm ilhi! . urr.nt ' ('li iir fur Ar r \» il Sm ih uf (1 1 (•mi ] people 1vegan to con clu d e th a t w as th e w ay he w anted it. * ,i t# to •firmI four hours In th«* ' iiifti/i, llotyl, ncronrenr neroprenr nr buna CAR FROM THE ACS |l f ... *ii'H th‘ri iirp j *1* ji iif th# flint * I*!.IjyH in ik» <v*r> liny, hobby, M, WlM1 Itoosevelt said th e p roverbial m o u th fu l when tn- m int (Ilk 1 or nil, irt** Hnvr Vm tMHiiirr, I i l ,| • »»'t miiiilRTfi 1 that hiiVt- krpt him Kusy. In T l ii * N c w ip a p e r j !• > mhoii I nil I i« Itm# in the lake, , Bo that vklury imiKimiw selled “ tf th e a g e n cie s would r e fr a in frurfl r e s o r tin g i - I'tihnr . f tfi only wAtK (t|t H mittcr .if fact, tlvey all I»Mii|r>vy Am-htiii ifi'iilnif *r uriT Won’t Is* Elding •tit Ihr rim ,'in'i !■•'<1111111ive, Kail mI 1ii- ilrh a te . they would h av e a gOod d eal m o re lim e to atten d {the t rtitl . inujjorlty of Ihrlf lelaUM* They hav# n#Verf tu th e ir bu siness, an d th e natio n would h a v e a gist l deal rrH,b <i .nl# ,i it 11111 Niirvry - f ...... in th« AIMN IIALMU V4Jht > Mtill I ll4lj£WM«ll(, an • * .»*( anythihr liapprn whll# bain*, m ire a s su ra n c e th a t t h a t b u s in e ss w as liein g d o n - rig id ” \mil iM frifi |t"l o*« in our Uke. Hat #ffw»'d T h e r e ia n iln n go r, how ever. Hint p u ttin g n clnnip on (irflivH I i* I ,*'*»inn mniifin •- Ilii-Ir hrallh in *ny way *hd 1 It FI j v» J i U.-vr lltelr Inlldiig wild , ! I f by wltUiitie ibe war. i would1 the ltd m in 1st rat ora' to n g u es m igh t c o v e r up in fo rm a l imi to tOVr' Iwill-F e kIii Iii l4hf| nl aidI l*:»rt Av#tu#v prior mitig in lAkc Mary trn* ilbl »(d to <Juli»y lluweV 1w hich th e public is e n title d . . New Management— Hrdured Hairs. Coal Rooms Inkrn ate ay f4it nrrap. I'lrai deal in developing lift ihe Wot id ii.tain,1 i . ^ i 0 *) it 1V * * . i T h e PrealH ent d lsrln lin s an y su ch In te n tio n l ie doe Flout I Akr .imrv coiiira IN” I.. Ill, and nhyilcal filnesj U illi ILHh Anri New Herirt. (,'oud llome-fiSokrri erottM (,. i„, ,.,„t ,rf .(.ftfl/nsi ' ,o t p roiiose to s tijip re s s honest d lffu re ttce a o f opinion, "n o r •<f iKe ^»in|i Kttiharluir pr«>w* ■ I f TltU .Mrala, U ke Home. I^ ls Meet— ft*|, thi- m i littli Iff * luh iniiMs Imki - M«cy. , W im ll a tty Olm a tte m p t lo In te rfe re w ith th e fr e e use by who I i-|i*ftil ah mltlitltrfiBil , ev ery pu blic o ffic ia l o f the no rm al p ro c e sse s o f in fo rm s unHk of fijp Hkhit Mir mrta K Ediin1, Harry C. Dodge, prc»!dcnt of th* ^ J . U & J . A .‘ t i l l Id r e , M g r f l . I f Hitler fn|l* to kn<4l »ut i turn to th e public und the p re s s." to tnJfl hi the a I -2 ton Inlat at Tie Fanford Herald. ! if, A. Wood Irachln* Ce* lto*ten. rtiiilt f f l l w i d . IfMVAtfV. nt»t Itea- Sir: uMasft. It tboen leaving the pUnt, Hui ntnabiiii Iwfan. wtnier . . t . T h a t Is s o m e th in g Hint will Is- d e te rm in e d by tl m m Iv lirlnv ronlm i with *«■ n^. of after the War Iwkor Board had Thtre is In l-akr Miry on awkw.nt mwiuTs tco u rse mapiMtl o ut f o r th e a d m in is tra to rs o f th e a g . net. * c-oritty more than n ton > i-'irl, th«- tdcasjre »i»d» of HeiMWolp turned ovrr hia nag to I’rriMent Senll. BOtrtrslirtt, iflri of A ,»ughi’ : ill th e m e a n tim e let them g o to w ork a s th e I’ n - ' ♦ih' v in# -Hul to haV# illBiMV. np<| ('o.'nly where many uf the penpld Roosevelt far "appropriate aclltm.’ <i iih»r'nlt»nrfl |M»||rr In th#- *•.- kIa, of I'll* and other ruuntles g o uH Federal ssltua* of the plant appear* in qulekraml .d e n t s u g g e s t s — M iam i lferatd ■ N ow — ftft»l Hr*- Mivaior artHiml it. u*rf.nl- Eiinst dally in rn;oy iheniftfHftS Imminent. Tha Wood plant haft de­ iiir !•» I j # Inniiutrr Mill ! » m f, ■and where they nay no fee, nnd fied • WLB settlement of a labor Kwitlitlii a i**l I t lift if Sanford Forum Of Scrau Metal Leaves Sanford The FLORIDA HOTEL AND CAFE W p r "I’ou-the biscuitm" I'a l‘|>> <>' Daniel, who campaigned n "an f ‘ dlil rlodhopjMT that yuu’vi' picked :> ■ Bp," appnrrutly haa won the T n *4 Henaturlal euiitraL The people AN ■t l T f U i have ft right to name f f '^ t f c r i r own man, but we iW l pelleve the eaiifta of democracy l o r Ihn reat of the worhl will lie A arrvnl by "M anilla" or r|,H| f S - ■ hoppers" T h * alory come* fruin ilk la hom a about n fath er nar. nl Mike U n d a u e r who liked to play golf I j t aeema the l-andsucr* werr driving aome vtaltora around the ! *e ity pointing out place* of Interi r t , when pined up U tile duigh* J r r , IJn d a. avert -a 1-2, a* they ‘ - )>B**ed the gulf rourae: “Tbat'a -. 'W here daddy liv e*." ,, T h e m an f o r whom Hanford WM named. Geo. Henry Sanfonl, haa a g ra a t nephew In th e prwa_‘ ,U «»■»• U Stephen J F * 4? toi ■ veteran of i ^ J S S i i i a ‘r iM s wIni W E E K L Y N EW S COLUM N By JOE HENDRICKS CA S F O R SA L E S M E N - The Flnriila Delegation haa repeatedly j ealleil upon Mr. Leon Henderson, |Adm lnlslratnr of the O fflee .if i Price Ailrnlnlatratlon, to uikr ■Florida out of the io n * In which |ga* la retim ed beeauae we do not I Irelieve It ia neeeaaary to ration iraa In Florida. We have not re reived any enmuragemrnt or any concessions In ihla regard yet We hope that -omc itay wa w ill- Ibi.rever, there ia a possibility that we will receive a mnceaa|on fcr travelling taleam en. I t h a* liven pointed out to Mr. iltiideraoei that to apply rationing to aaleamen a> a tla ta would be discrim inating became 100 mile* In b thickly liopulatrd area would b e ‘more than 400 mile* In an pre* not a. thickly populated. TlBtfalllllg *ale*rnrn In Florida, (le o rg i* or anme other thinly populated *t»le ahould have more gaa th in one In New England or the Indualrial renter* We have aftked Mr. liendemon to Inatroel th * rationing Imania to ronaldcr each Individual ra*a on It* merit and n o t apply the aame rule lo all. T h ere i» aome Indication that thla n>ay ladone, We hope we* will g e t reaulta. * NOW— T here haa been torn; agitation about tha goverWfnmt paying beneflta to dependent* of tnnt Ijik#- M i'T wing* .halt thou take refuge! I I - " “I"11 ,n< truth ahall he thy ahleld and ,tnF « buckler. Thou .h alt not I Hr' afraid for the terror hy night! m" V,1"*!!1 , f 7”1J* ‘ the arrow that flle.h Gy a ta ri for the pestilence that walkrth In ilarkneaa; nor fnr the ileatr Ial>1 tl n that waiteth at noonday \ ,.,| v ar,^ thousand ahall fall at thy aM, . and ten thouaanil at thy Ha Id liry ' p hand; hut it "hall nnl come in t)n, , thee lleeauae thou h a lt man , n, ^ f ar the l*>nJ, which la my refup-. le , r 0f ( even the Moat High, thy hablta- i s . Kilgore ■ (Ion. There ahall no evil befall .tallalmn wai I her neither ahall any plago" long ago that come nigh thy, dwelling, F o r II- remember an] ahall g iv e .Ilia angel* ch arg e eVrr W hen an add thee, tu keep thee In a ll thv building, waya. IS HERMAN'S FA CE TIED! tin Augual 10, 1ugI , F atty lb * inann Wilhelm >(Kerlng, ehlaf of IllUrr’a air force. In a apeech at Eaaen made thla atatement. "I have Inapected many airdrome and other Inatallathma of the an force; above all, I have aeett to it that the Ruhr, where people muit be able to work In patter, receive* the greateat secu rity .. I have convinced tnyaelf pereonnl )y In many place* of anU-alrcraf' meeaurea. f ahall III future In tereat myself In every aIngle hat Ihoi* In tha armed foewoa now In■toad of waiting until Urn firat making tbo data tha vembar In the cat*# tha C IV IL S E R V IC E K XA TI0NH— T h * Civil S e r r ie * m lutan announce* t h * fol W -yaar^Id rvpiifiml wl ere ihere hat never Iwtn any to the tatjayer* of Ola coun­ ts The cSikiten of this community especially rnjuy this park, and with one exception none of them has ever suffered any HI efterl# from swimming, and otherwl*4 ifnylng Uenuelve* si thift place. This bfiiuUful park h»* b4*n made possible by the goodsdll, •nd binadmlndcdnest of nn* . or our rltltent who has ,p*nft most of hia life on th* sboree of l 4 i i M»ry. Thl* msn has donated Ii* Ifnd. built 4 pier, an outdoor fire place, and *11 the necessary build­ ing* to m*ka thla place a sucres*, »nd H#* militUlned It for *- ai justly prouil 4if tl** pffntta toss f l ilt An icirla _ tab** Kmv» -■M “That Feminine Look” it dllpul*. Tbl* la a phonephoto. ft 1* more Important th in kverl I f * up te ua te keep up monte at hoase, ao Irek to yesA hair ta look goer *pTettlret{ (CcxlEwf P m i ] ■ C V B i -■ “f ■< * ' |/ :l • ; . ■ MVi ' 4’ ■ Z A T- - « fy ' ■” **' V i c t o r y C u r l ........... ANN’S MIRAS0L BEAUTY SALON ■ f f l f f S .. 1 enjoy Uemtclec*. not belletre Mr. $ 5 .5 0 M 7 N. Park A t* . — Phew* TIT l*l I I a— wa— bb— a— So th a t y o u m ay Miul your clothe* to th * W . M tla c h , to F lra t Sergeant, Corporal C. W. lahlll. of L a k * M ary, w a* promoted to Sergeant, V t iS Geo. A. 8 peer to C o rp o ral Bud P e t. Donald Young to P riv a te F lrat C lata. P in t Sergvanrt Mclaen then announced the following drill tehodote fo r next Thoraday etwalng i R io t Duty and Form ation*, Ja lo u te a ; C ar* and Handling were aeveral m en preeent who had tieen unable to attend t a r the p u t two o r three d rill* aad a lio Mint# new man there fa r their flrat drill. A fte r axaem Uy, Captain G a ll*, way addreaaod th e Company with reference to d rill attendance aad uniform *. He pointed out Ural ottr attendance haa n o t been up to the irvacribed atandardr set by the Adjutant G eneral In 8 L Atft* gttaUne and a*krd t a r the qta •object* at tha Armory 30 min'or# drill time Thoraday fo r a aaartal teuton In it Ike drill period, fallow* b* carried out ta a more PAW I i n t i , H i i B i p m n p giuan Opera, la ahawn with hi* ane-ycaraid daughter, Clelia, at their home ta Maaaareseck, N, Y . Ha l« teach. Ittg b it pride aad Joy a eoag written to heart the tale o f War Bondi, v fCf»tr*J/V <»*J CLEANERS ' ‘ DYERS a thing fo r th a t community hope the tpMtaora will adtb e tr own good arguraenU eliding It, and net condemn rim m ing place* that already -T h a Obaarvant C itlaen- C*. l i a a J * Hdkdilitr. ^ » * k 3 r a a r i*S Growing i . . m aka I t CRAWLINd INTO THE Btat PSALM—A aoldlor.write* to hit tamllyi J l dm adjaatlag my ataal holmot, plateI and gaa nuuk, ffi A . ■ ,e* • ft, . th a t FASHION LOOK rpal- Uk« Mary, **te a record keep PRONE 9149 �1 ItTfCt«« s . - " M O N D A Y , A U G U B T M , 1942. T ^ B SA N FO RD GERALD. SA N FO RD , i’aor F L O R ID A Social And Personal Activities, t H A R JO R IE R O SA C O G B U R N . S o c ie ty E d ito r T e M i o i t U& ’ ‘ Social Calendar YZ ^ r Hr u J P e r s o n a l t j ------------------------------------------------------ I -------------------------------------------------------- -------TUKMDAY I The Young Prople o f the F l ia t j „ „ . „ . . ,, t . * , „. * . ,, I H arry kudell has re c o rtrr A a tc r r hour urblrr tha dlrec* I P rw byterU n Church held a » n o - '# . . . . *. ■ i ” •» .< W g * fcr . a . ,o . . . . b ™ ^ In an ncldrnt ot the air baae. m m m « r school boy* a n d g i r l * J rhurrh between the .g e t of 70 . T i m p WM,n the ,Klb,lc Hhr* ry l ‘ :,,1l « mu , .p ,m tip The Fidel l. C lart ot tjw. Fleet I w ^ h-rnd in J o r b o n i U e M J K B aptist Church will m eet a t the | ^ “L h* ‘ BU" 1 "* Mi" U «rb>r« BlM krhurrh at 0 :0 0 P.M. to go to Lake M r r iT t* n ° M * " * ( - , „ . ,, ~ w ,„ . _ j..,, present. 1 Sgt- Hal Colbert o f F o rt lien-* Mary fo r a rovrrrd d u h aupper. I y||*s EUae Hutchison and Jo e nlng I* .pending- a ahort furlough W F JIN K SD A Y MeCaalln greeted member* a* they here. The ‘ playground of 8outh.lde , nt„ ^ , , h„ churth., ’ li r o i r V x i I ‘" r room and presented each with' » "■ — J to |thr « i Indiana F a r m e r s Want Sugar Books For Honev Bees Hi TOM MADDOX I SH I AN \ P O llS Xu* i • \X i Alhout honev ormtia f I ■'«11>*III* l» |willti| i'V lh* Hdf i »• -iiliiile*!1 v '1 It I •* aft of ‘'* mrcle'iiin \ ••un.if Im-r' » r» ktillin' ft t • in It f 0 M•' VI id "1 .11 i hill ih ri i*II fl i■mf i hr -i i miiif honev *tor * - t h* in■»■ H oiItyhI* , f II.HVall 1 11(140 *1 • 1 iking tillll' OII1 f r. <ni ot hoi Mi (111 r f f .'l 1 hi nrixtiui . it thi • *V uil VI ii • Ptvm atiin tml.i X|o d ** • »* ko! live I*»*•*■* 1111■■ i n i* mg' \« nr t otti •hi* i ( ■ ■( ( >* •11|*-•| I*«**•W* »•(>• I f n <«*|f «.. . • «,.«•• 1Vrl III I til in . i n n Xi giMt mitl ■ uH f i Hidll.ilkti I auk l -I t On , I* I V IITodui lltV* l it O' ' * 1’ 1i. m i* fo r cf ii*** I Mil lhi(mg from i*h'Vi“f ” <in rloV* t IHi if luck «- of Xnif f Ie* Hi hopedi 1 a ruI *a t i ..! tie*** — (OLD WAVE Aln Atl. Kiih »»ini|.l«-lr line “I Mint i . im M i* (ilit, 111 1 lit II It Mill I 111I V *ulk* AB( ADK Faekuue Store •* I* h \ P P M | Plop i’ liorir BNH M .iifor llhlg. i 1 - u* il\ il .i m | i | St lire I \|oi 11T10 i*I» I* > r um l oik ii «**if IdTiltl’ i St-ntl ^ntir Snlilipr ;i Smipshol! *1 lin . V«mii**1 ii 1 o i d i i- 1 n .ll I t . to It it-.i i * . •t itiu * *.tr' t fl * P 1’ip' from the Mc«11••r N'rb , H»'H* I " m lit a | jMkrr \n 1 iX f Oil w 1 tf* ikifi.i ill of • it. i tunk r ;itu 1* X! Oi li'i . ' f \ r» m k. N. H* found * i * • M ilft K ii nrt f ii o t» 11M 1• i-.i tt- l-atlery f 1o k " - 1 l , MLllfoil ntol . The TownVelld " c l ^ J will m reli ^ ™ M ,r^ B ol,X u‘ lk»*> to the In the Court Itnuae a t k m !■ \t irrcup about the young people o f I k*r * !»•>•* *• L IK H agan, prndd e n if preaIding! I * « ' • l* * « IM' U,h• The public on public ie Invitetl to attend. I, r.lltab elh. . Tracy i apokr . , Anirri O.E.8. member* and their fam-1 ^*n youth and dearHired a illta and vi.iting e .a te m e t a r . ^ * of young people .h e w fiw ta h ? •ml th eir f.m ille . are invited I n jl ^ d e d In New W k many year* J ^ - T . r T m e lime. attend a covered diah aupper at ' • ? „ u , , , . . I ------------.. * ..................... j „ hll ro|(, , hi( u , t l , n<lln^ ttvanxlalo Park at &;0<1 I’ M. ,* • "■ Mulrhea. related CUtome of young people In Scotland wn-n lSp |-n |Ve r.llv of F lo rid ., v l.ltld Hrlng your own " la t te .erv lee he w u a "w ee lad" W, A hi. p are n t.. Mr. and M r.. II. 1). • F it i l l A I The playgrouml o f Houth.ble Zaehry gave a gllinp.e r f the l»- l'„ ,H over the week end Prim ary School will I - o w n fm m f “t t 'h r t.t l* n Kndeavnr when It! y .«n a m |„ II JR \ f lr ,t orgBnlMNl, •tiling, hu-1 M m Kmma KatSrniM* Huwc* J “he d l ^ t l a n uf M r! l ^ t Z u | ,h a *.. “ ^ to, IV .-h ln gto n , D C mania) bureau where »he h r . nccepteil a (W ill a t U l)U A M Robert and Rmmrt llem d on .' ervlee po.llion All l ^ y . " AaId R^ r*.T of Jun ior » « ° mP *» ‘” l by M r. Robert Wat Vt»•• CinetMnr W iillers left tit a vncnl i f . e ft on. . . Highi .SfhtMili ug»* may.. >c .in th*f tnour, Surniav fur hri Ihiihp in O tIainI d a I„ hL .. / I ,, !j , A* , thru oldrtit inrrnhrr A Junior (•nmmamlo* mvl .. unt*n . .... . of lh. iift.-f vtaiting Mr* K M Sw«in w \t-„ .I' i , it H rhurrh, Mn J N Vs nitnrr rr V%8M** w a n lrn * lit Ihr « ttTiari . . * * 1* f .i ihu ff 11tiif d u ll fit y (HI A M r r "tc'i 4 u a,ll,rl of i thr* yoiuiif tiirtnlk*Tt hiltlrcn of |irr M-hoo| nm] |in Mi iin«! Mi- II rry .«*wl* Savr t||ilVl>*1 flout San Ijinta mary m 1um>I iigfm may r Hfih I tho the \j *ai trail h t- t* .Ilf. MairimlU “ St ry II iiu i ", EiKiniuiml Uy th. , Vk* mi* H«Krr«tion t ommitii?.*, «t thrJ l*uhl»r library ot 10 30 A M I ■11■ fci|Tli J aw*1- It in i« tprndlnf ( urnlcr V ita Hafhara Hu^r*N-ht'«l ji »Ii*ir« h a i r It. !»■ viilh his mo iiucclion. I ^ , n n Wwr ' * r * 1 f >• vi iffMl Avtx*a aTali/urd d lU t'iii a rc aakrd by 1 Anna the rnlnlftrrtal atnociatiao tu ! daughter of Mr mid Ilf * . J r< d- . ....... .erv e Iwo m ln ntr. «f p t.y e r each i |,M lrf, w„ F riday' evr. M l. i ............ . hrr . y . •““ •j ■.* ] nlng lu Harold Herbal. ..in of daughter lh.r.il‘,1 left (..r Jack Hanford r illr e n . a te a.k ed b y ! Mr * n', Mr' J ' j ' ‘ " J " . 1, The >.„odk* ;ialur.lt.» t.. * t ..l friend. the ............................... ... t» ob o ^ ' T n n * uw a^rv** t J alm ello Au-inir I he mlm* I J « m lla iii-n o vet... i* at* day ill in*. Hticker, Ala icr'a ra-atilcfiro \%hdernrate*! in.i .d mt i i»m Sanford « n u e n i arc ankr«| . (.roiootrHl to n with an ! floor tii^ket* of 1 * ' i«-r*ntl\ l« * n the m iin-ti rial anroriatiot) to lutM*r«i-.-« mol mi mine i »*tf|*MiaI acrvr .wo rniniite* of prayer * h hiM'i, flow* r* day at roMir* (••rmrrlv Min M in Helen W illr. organi*! of Mi* red '" i " n H m ik id i.M in M v . v . . M I the (*angrc<riittonal t'hu rrh, fur 1,1 " Stm ng* ,l<l< urri^rd from an nllrmlant m d during ihr ,-rre,,, ny ", " " "••I’ "f fur ai»t»ra, thr l* tS r t Strange The bride-. fr.wk . . . of N .v , M........ K" ,h _ mi-i S t. ( lh# t car ; hi* K i •owl numla-r .t vff*|u •ili m n* un» iil in<>*t «tf fh*• limuv «1 i r * \1 1 1*. ■ it O. Huff i* »n lU y Fina* ai veteran** hospital for treat- v. « For ip * .*1 times EK | 1 i.l i t . I. H . Annn Lmirii Doneff, Harold Her list Wed Presbyterian Young ..... People Have Picnic ,niPu.i m. , r Prec«iing *"*"«■ F firiitlin e, Fr**t B l.llin r .............. H artley and Jim m y W e t fa II uf I.ungwnod. A jr t J S z t.js r ^ s j£ M is s e s ..................... S tra n g e W ill M li* l*iui»e Mmighlon left day for Jacksonville where -Inlo tte Moughlnn* who ha* 1 Mi • \ re I , u . 'K \ JO B PK I N il NO Madelina Layton, I t , of M*y«>>»! N. J „ la *o pretty »h« won two title* at PaUaayi^ Atnunment Park vh« will rep rr*m i th** State of New JfT M f a* Mk llai N*w Jr r t r y in XllantiO City laie Ho* nmrith ami m Uu J t n e y U m « * knit “ Sweater liir l" a t lh* N r» .!•-?u i State hair, Trefilcsi^ go SfpU m ber 27. Dfnifti. f I^aon drcl*r* « ♦** r «■» t«* the mint perfect tw eeter girl, but the will havt to comp*’ * * - 1 undred other* La T rmt.ui fo r the tun . i> * lo > lv ll I t 'l l ( 1 . 1 1 1s l l l t ' l l f i. • ».» •i It MM \ lin ... 1 I"lit " hi* O.E.S. Will Have Memorinl Picnic # l< II* •1 •|*l 1 *i i *-|ii|ir% i ........ii* * mrlit* 1 ” 1 1 Jill* hill ll.t - p| III • I ,h t J ( i | f I If.,i I I) H. M tii* *P ’ \1 ft. •ii \Nrahtr-tf .. i gr I llithi 1 hi|f» 11 i It Inml o oh - • lilts t I* — »1**V- krft I \1* w X 1 XI '• 111 Oil I*, tit Srii 1 *V \l Nt. i f L ast T ittle s T o d a y .* s ^ iS r w r ^ w tr . Tgvw,. g r a . Tom W illiam *. ,M|<. tii < C H IN l l v ’ llf \| • I I I IH , m I I V s ir \v v H i l.n\ i i 1 * i> l i■il r M I|a t M *" is 1(1,, tt:.,-- UMdmiis i-tp . i ’. ’i Ifonoree A t Shower •{ I .M S u p <heer l |>, loll. lieen m B e M a r r i e d T h u r s d a y S X " * c w 5 ? S " A fter «|pend h- i ■ tng * few U y, In J*ck *nn villr, T iff *ppro*ching m am ig ff of th f U i u n Moughlnn will ’ ’ turn the »n*>«* Ruth i mt F .ilh fr. to H*nfor<l. The annual Robert Morrla -----— Stran ge daughU r* of Mr and —--— llrm o ria l B a .tr r n M ar J ',rnw "• J'.'ifr * . J A Strange, to D.vM Form ing a party who .pent -he £'>d„ J hr ^ > - I "l " " J M' ! I ,n r 7 • S lr rrLn* «W, Wdllam Hal [ day at Rock Sp ring* y».t.r-U y B* rk’_ * kr , K u n tfr ,,f U r * 0 » k- * h [ rh '• - f 'w e r r : Mr and Mra Ralph UU.o Robert Meryl* » ■ ’ founder o fi recently *nnounc*<l will takV and two chlldrim. Mr unith * onler. place * t a double wedding ccre- Mr*. W alter ( ir r a t r e i and m i; Mcrnbcra o f the local chapter mony Thuradry at A:00 C M in Mr. and Mra. Lloyd L. Ilarv.-yi and their fam ilies end vU ittng the F irst Daptlat Church. Id a s Ruth Stran g e will have and M rs. Pink C rrom . all of! member* and their families are an fo rd : Mr. ami Mra. Car.er! Invited and ' requested to hrlng i a her m atron.of.honor, her »U- SHarvyy and eon, and Lloyd L i tbelr own "table service". Hup, U r. M r*. Fred Stone of A tlanta. Harvey, J r . of New Smyrna per Will b« .erred at OtSO C.H, G a_ ami her flgncee will lx- at­ B each ; M ra. Bryan P eterson . Vlrtended by hla brother. Olln Hperto r Stak aly end two ehlldreo ami ring, o f -U ee Oak. ( >r Mlaa Rather fllra n ee’, mat ron- Mrs. Fannie McCullough of-honor will be M r, L II. Undo. Roger*, Mr. Hunter's ,l,t e r . of Jackaonville. Mr. H jn larU attendsnt will be Ma brother. I.yn E s t h e r S t m n g c I h , SUNDAY - -w f - Hunter, o f Live Oak. Rodm tn Hrum ky * * a * Patrick Hill o f Hade (Ttv. PatIIA F l 'Y W U TH O A T / . rWk Arnold o f W inter Carden, M ill R ather S tran g e, luole ¥ r i J., B. West * „ ^ A rthur Rates o f Jacksonville elect, was honor-guryt at a ml* and Rdgar Cod her of Miami will Mrs. D. W. Hutchison * cellqneoua shower F rid ay eveninc a c t a s uaheib a t the wnlding ■S. 0 . HhlnhcUcr, Jr, . given by Mr*. Brody Williamand her daughter, In es. o i . ra. A rrangem ent* o f roam were used .to d ice rate th e WlHJetri H Y K H V M IN U T E O O U ffT ft r i | l f , M R E B O N D B ? home, I 0 S Oak A vem if, After Mlaa B tra n ce opened th e shower g ift*, th e ho*lc u e * _ aerv*d re frekhmenta to the foU «w ln|: .Mr* W ll- .lt X S W1FBDI.DT ST I DIO < ■, The Voung People of the F ir * 1 ir'ee.Lirl?.'.'i * '" ig n Malrulm tirry M lll.r I’relliylerlan churrh had a pu mr " “ . I ho,I Mt- Mlllei win. I «ve been and a .w imm lng p a r t e at » h llr .m l her w r - a r * *« ■ t l . , i m(r M r,. M iller'. im .lh.r, H au l ando Friday. Tl e rtev. uivl, *'"!< ,uhf,tu w * *' s Vetnay. have leUm w l Mr», K. I* liruMiilee and M r., I lto,’r r t ‘ handler Mr. If * ih ,t « | i„ tt'n,b ,„ g i„ „ |i f Cm irte A Htlne ailv lw r ur the ■at lend wit. a l.o cl.,we a d r r .. of^ group. aWo attended t'le pkntr, 'N av y blue and wore a rui«ag4 M m K lu .lw th lla r k ry Ka. reThe follow mg VDiifiy (ample nfM f pink * |reutly le t n made ihn x'tor of lh« the rh irch w ire (»rc%rlll; Mmal lioth the bridegroom * iiioihtr) I.rilln j Hcrvln O rgnm nitlon GenJtlarv Ann v* elrhel. Mini E liui [ and the lirldr’* moihrr wore \ a Y j j i n nt my no*. Term. Another Senbeth Kite, Mi*« Audrey B afh , ' blue frorVa and m r*ag e* of nink fold g irl. Mi** M artha Wright, Alia* I-iuJrelU* Uut(<m, MU* Kl|*c! rosebud* Mr. Ilerhet** hrothrtv i- her naalatant. |lutcH«on, r\UW ilirttV ' No^rc, ] W irrcn H lrkct, of PUInvtU*, Si. Mi** Norman Wedekind, f -if in M b * Mary Monger. Mi** Ann . J ., M-rved a* hi* attendant u . * -i* . Immediately following a recep- rrly of I>cl4ind. Ii m id i n r with her parent*. Mr and Mr* Paul AHn Tlnhfrt Ifernaon, Emm et #(0n for relative* and friend* Pa Imet to Avrnur Herndon, Hugh " of the muplr at the hnde*a Priohtg MX) Mr W'pslekind recently M ifu' training «■ radio technician in ihr Navy r iF ' < i mi- M <.«I1 »•'1’lftrl•<1 •11-Oil "fl illiT PmV.11If •l|t. 1,1 *.v Hi 1•' •rtikivri N \ rr ■ *1 ■ i I'oi r vor • of llu A Mi l« f 1 vx t on- Si'I v»r»* mr! Ml thf 111Mfl hat Monday t-venlpg t” have lh* m .r-v a ry fin ger print* ma.lo fm rdeidlfientl’ n cartla. Arm Ira’ ’1* ta-ming the A lrerafl WnmInt < i n m maignla Will Mam la..I Ml-* M’ , , c h ie f (li-.erver ie ’ e-1 ji M Ward ” f W inter M i-derl h- r mol her Mra. Pa tllerr on Monday A I- ■ F» . Jk lonao moment In "T h n i lo if-r e n t K yr, " a " on o«l m'i” t-r m f i t t r t , w ith Frank Craven. M y Howard .tt.d l ,- ” al.l •bowing tonlonxw a t the flit * ” le u t of a P " p -I.” Itoigaii. Hat 1/ n rag prrigram, =w D A IL Y M R S. MENUS a LBR A N D K R f i F O R tl) Savory Com Square. Ch»aa* Sauce B attered Beets elon Salad t*uddlns ' ( any jure*--, t r -a i ye t i e fiu il iKture on . n -t. I- tlunTup ith a tart K i.i’. l ’ lrr-*,itre R L l W IK R .il IT IHIINI. cups Uuet’eMi-3 rup *u te r ’ lablsepoon* floor l t teaipoon nutmeg l tt t * * ( * y ,u ralt • tahlcapoon, lem»t I rup orange Juirr iiu -u it dnugh Mia trerrie*. «ugat . flour, nuleg, at It. a>’d jure--’* Poor into 'tallow hiking il,,h Cover with ’ tctlil dough Make • *team h-dea lh the tup Hak e 'Mt minute* •o m odrrele overt Serve warm cold. i 'I j i IP m '4* d is il l u s io n rn t II (T T A N O n O A , T en ii. A ig. 24 i-1*i A youth. In Jail for the fir •I I lore, l a y , h e ltrr now. When the truety brought Indi­ vidual |role of l-eitn* foi |he p ris­ o n -’ • hr la-wed hia head after cm of the other prisoner* calloJ*L «C . -ay g ra ce ." Nolaaly ,nld gn> thing Hr IrH-kerl up Ili* o f loan * was gone. T«» enhance the heaulv "I am room. Priced from $7-») (o L. II. STUART FAINT AND (.LASS "AM ERICA’S T R U C K S A R E AN IU- R E P L A C E A B L E COMMODITY. . .IT IS A PATRIOTIC DUTY TO K E E P THEM ROM,INC!" — F r a n k li n |l HiM rat-trll w e a r e rn o rn to he \n OFFICIAL STATION U.S. TRU CK CO NSERVATIO N COUPS STRICKLAND MOTORS INC, �% e m r . * c t Brooklyn LeadIncreases With Two Victories' Service Elevens A re Picked Over College Griddefs m 3jVjr*r L E G A L N O T IC E S Trailr* la haraky * t . * a (M l «• ' ■>• IU > 1 < 4 la l u l a m >1 II* i: (Ik M ttaafar* g loria*. a o l.r ik . ru n iio u . a a a u T k r lllr Der r i M i i w i and lka| >• lataag It r r | lu d h i i ( a i r a a t I* ■ha i«Ana of ik* ~ ririin *u * Nam* aiatu la" (CfcapUt »»»U •( Pierldal with I k . Clark o( Ik * C lra .ltI Cnart of Kamlnola County, Flo* 114a r P MAL'tA JR . and AL­ TON 1. OUNTKIl. owa.ra Awe. II. l i l t . BROOK C.VN. Aug. 24. ( jf ) - F O R E S T H IL L S. N Y . At»g. 24, fW W ft—It i f r in i likelv that T h t Brnok'J) n I>odjrer« took an­ other Ion* s trid e In their drive Forest Htlia will a whole aew •late of champion* eruwned at toward their second consecutive i National Lesjc.^® pennant Sunday the national trnnl« tournament by raptu ring • double-hinder at the Weat Side rluh here sta rt­ from the .New ork Giants, i — 4 ing Aug. 27. And It wouldn't In ten innings and 7—5 In half aurpriae aome raperta if the Irnth that distance. St fore aa ciowil crowd - ---- u iai iiniaiNT, S c h o o l s W il l D r o p J a v e r y w i n s D in ranking single* player* <ft * of 32JWA. year— Rill T albert of ( ’inrinnatl " Spectacular rail.1? * in the final P e rc e n t, C oach VOCE T A ST 1 D E M A W * and L iu lo Brough of llrverly fra m at provided ih e D odgm 11II) • »tf obe*| their » i ) to the with both victory mwi-glna, giving .U C ilH ’ v TH E B U T W title . (ham a t a f f p of Uu- four-gamr War and iiwnry h a tr r*>ml»inrd aerira with tb* third-place p la n t. D j RALPH W ARNER Im mediately a fter th * .aconil BOSTON. Aug 24. The to furnuh the . • T h* av*raic* prr flight h a .r lloiton B rave* and l*hila*l« Iphia that lind« uni laat RRmo th * Dodger* entrained for , , n Ht. LouD to open a fo-jr-gam e year's fir*t 10 U *m arlll l*eat the average col- Phil* apllt a double header yester­ ^ ,1. a«ri«* ton i(ht with th * aecondseeking the cm te w football eleven day. Ilnaton la k iltt the fn »t. V - l , who apllt a Th# two all Army «nd learn* as Al Jav ery racked up 1 •• 11th er, Tall*ert ami G anln er Mulloy. Boldiy Rigga. I'.141champion, i n • toaa-vp in m nli »l» a ith the victory and hla fifth »»• a row, turned profraalcnal The others profeaai nal ou tfit* su r e to while |(ibr Melton'* lour bitter in the top 10 Frank Kovnrs, in the night cap gave the Phila Frank Parker. Ibm McNeill. T h t brand • f college fmitball a 2*0 verdict. Wayne Sabin. Ilryan liran t ami pliyrd thi* year will i*r at Iraat Dan l.itw hiler. who »parkled John Gramer are either pro* -or 10 ptreent below the par o f la*t ell day in t i e f|rld. acc«u»»lr.| for in m ilitary .ervice. except for the initial acore hi th* fir*t in ­ Parker, wh - l*n't expevteel to leave ning of the nlghtcip *h rn he hia job in t'allfornla to complete. alnglnl home Dan MuMaugh. who I T h*M [ W * m i M N « w Zm 1§bE troop* »r» »V*wit .d ra n e ln i to atU rk t h . -m en ijr- m r ■ hombod hou>*. Sehn*eifrr probably will lie the had lit *afely and advanced to j •nm r>htr*iin K»w 7>ml»nd. Th»1 kr* U a m ln j th« i .lr a t nalhodi of (u trrillk w arfart. D ffrk lin c th* *«-cond on Al Olva*4»ii'* infield favorite in the men*. *ing|e«. be­ artirlU M of “fifth rolumnl.U"/la alao • branch * f trk ln ln f that r m lr r a klUntlon of Ntw 7>al.nd troopa. cause of hi« g rrat loamg battle h a t* tchrdul*d.” t'-wrh L. I., i A a M ^ a M -/ . . IC m lra lF rtn ) with Klgga in laat year's »cm|finals and of hi« victor lea this (W hltrjr) M cl.'Jraa, S-iniiiul* II lull year In the national Intercollegi­ School crkch and .r c r r U r y nf th* ate* and the Kaatrrn tournament. Florida High School <'n»rh*a AaT albert, rated Nu 10 laat >ear, kOcUtlon. declare*! today In per-1 Jumjved into contention with kia Uflfnt obaervati* n« on tha ap B A R B E R S H O P N O T IC E rtirprue triumph over Schryeder Iffowehlng frb l term . in the S'rw|H»rt chumpi-.n-hlp. By C E O R C E rU C K E R The popular and widely known Tn My Krlrnda and C u atom rn__ Thia pair, along with Seymour B iltfo n l mentor, who ha# directed (»reenl»erg of Chicago, national I am now p v n ia n rn tiy lorat«d at th* C ity nartwr Shop, CtWry Fe*l trarn« through gorul. clay court cham pion, <.**- rge llif, Magnolia Avrnue. Ja ck McEwan, form rrly with bid arw! fair aea%*»n« f**r m anvj Richard* of l*o# .A ngrlr* the * •( y u n , figure# the .4 Mitering of; h<ll>'• ll.r tir r Shop will |«- aaaoclalcd In buaincu with rr a r, S»«l W o«m| and the Ecu a 52-profeaab nal player# at the vnr mr. Wr will l.r gln.l to arrv* you in our nrw location. i iloran, Franclaco Se g u r». appear |OQt boar a. aided by the i apeet tiiO e the lie at cholera for the a|||J . M . W IL S O N fd .drop In effirirn* y «.f college I glca crown. Tall»ert I* likely to ii ' _ * * n nr»f wrre prepared ami n *• • MIL will overcome the di*advan *■ « I ra*ok n l. .cco n lln g M lrt|lllt„ , by ,^ c 8 U U . . I*c drafted *ie n and it i> juat U t i l the pre flight •tati**na will po le , rwrord*. k m l Skrvlcr and Ih * Tiwaauryl In two w hllr ra w ... thr c h a f * * '| ^ 1,«rtm en,, , m| awwljgnr.1 i W illiu m H I h S lu 'llu d againat Allwit Summerlin fo r t„ hrlp proplr r c c o jn iio aputiooa riding a blcyrl* douhl* and with . n .u n tc rfrll Irflla. a lw a y . plm tiA h R e d S o x W in T w o more than a glance at out lig h t* waa ronllnu cd ; ami f il in mrtro[Militan re n te r*. The»e give Virginia Ablwtt e atreated $2 bond'diaplays carry 1, 5, 10, 20, */nl thsnge. But here again the nna coin I'H II.A D ELPH I A. Aug 24. fdb on a m inor tra ffic violation. ' H*i *Udlrr bank notea marked I frw proa, but the other Two fine pit*'lung pet fotoia rices Other raara follow tirn u m e ," and their counter-j ritual Is adhered to. Police de­ ■Mn haven't had much football by (c e ll ( T e l l llwgi*4iti a'*l J»K* tective# who a re aaalgned tn Josephine Blackm on, gambling part* in rounterfeiL Jt^ erien ce." Poach AfrLucas atat- Dobaim rnablt-d *b»- B*'*t**n Red $.18 bend ealrrated ; Jam es Hhep The wav to detect m ost couq •counterfeit rasas say the idea is B e t t e r E G G S F o r U n c le S a m ! to pass only one bogua coin to •d. " I Ifnagine tht* i« the n » r S o i (i* iw rrp a «|**ubl*- Sender peril, ram bling. $.18 Imnd estreat «»*'f‘*,t hills, claim s the Secret! custom er. I f Se si*en«la ten i t most stations AI*o the Iniya with (hr A thletic* in tb* it Army ed; N athaniel Jarkaon. recklea. s ,r v ^ r - *• «*«*mina the saw ­ each You’ll gel higher egg production with ernta and present* a dollar bill, i$V moved arounif mighty fa«l Navy It* lirf Enn*l |.f..graoi ye* driving. $ I ft and coats. Moa. •1 l,m,th lM,lnU lKr one uf the quarters la aura to bo |i the training rampa ll'a u trn lay . J t<> n nod 7 l*< o economy hy feed ini' your hemt Tl>XKIH) Smith, improper di.play of a u f. i * h,,h *rV>wrwll* a r . u n m n . I f , counterfeit. As a rule, it looks 7'hr dmibie birt*.t» * nable<l wrvlty tough i|U«*a|I••f• l> I I I-r K(.<; i . . \ v i m ; m a s i i . mobile lirrnae, th and co at. r-'U g et hold of a.W II th a t aeem. more genuine than imitation I hr five UtVf If two avrtnge i lob* met the Re*I S*e». !*• Ink* r h a riir ll.i l rerk lea. H rlrin , |2« dimes and lesser rolna More than game aerira « i t l thr A 1 T p *I ||| boss team, lkrcaii*e ■f Ikrttrr hrcauMr of the dlf-l bond — 1.1 • I '* * - I Baker, d r u n k , lf llo|Ur, ,n co u n U rf, „ one coin. A m rroan f « agur t»at HAIIY c h ic k t i m k ih a l l t h r t i m k i r t f err ra and with g**t*d i«»aching. Williams A dljM.r.li rly r o.lurt. (5 0 A c,>. , , miinr/ lnclud)nif d|m rl 1i fcirn ce in weight, la «pt to r i ting c Saiopton went hill* *.» a would lick thr co llrg r ••*»*a*l " SKK I S FOR HAIIY CHICKS NOW I cite suspicion gainst I'hli V(nt< hll*b*n in thr or B0 d a y *. Arthur W illiam , a . ,m1 ,|UatUr ., changa h»nda dally jTha d raft ami enlistm ent* will aeenncl In a busy mart like New York! gwoir an*l (hr Mracher* sault. l i b and coat# or 4$ day# |m Sew York. «•( tht quality of college ball "at fa oa In Irftflield *,r***l*-' him to' Norma,, Holme, disorderly eon The rfnnroved way to |msa off it is commonplace to go hornnj Ukl| 10 perrrnl and pioitably 4 thr (Miint of Tr,| talking bar it to # ^ with a few ••queer" nickels m duct. $ 1 0 A coats *»r .10 day*, phoney r& Sills is lo work with BUle more. Some ** h*M»U will them It culminated in Wilhama JJrrT. in p o ck et The funny thing is 2eh T owrnarn, disorderly conduct a rn n fn le n iU< One man tcarrying . ^ _ l your . . - l - *W__ W .o n ly ■lightly affreted a* men In-mg i f * target for fiuit. news $2b an*l costa «r 7b d ays; Anm-i aevernl in*«d hUla And nno couo|M4 tnllsted but have a d efrn rd |ia|M t • and acoreranla In thr last L lh tfn along without: ever Cornrf Sanford A .rnun A Hftond Hlrnvt Colbert, disorderly conduct, $1 *»l Ur felt Mil e n te r! g c le a r ! atoM r b n * sss aU tas until they graduate. This of I Sr fifth Innings Finally n ( lh .y h jita b—n tr»na. and roala or 4b d ay., anil J W ! *"d bura a package laf rlgglw ttek t n u n t n f r it tnonny, j fa « b « r u e of Hinkwtrh t <ir«i detail of |H*lice MR* arlit to the Edward*, dlnorderly conduct, . I rum the $u aboney btll ha ra> gU. 1 Th»«« boya * r r pUylog on birr chert P rtc F o i replaced \S il and roat* or 16 day*. , M *<>«« q g l l lk l ll limn, lint Ihry arr play llama in thr ninth ______ . ________ __ in renulne curraney. He (Mn >.rt I « |*ailarleiphlA 1-1 ftkg,. O lh .r aclioola arr h»nl lilt,** G O L F PROS- B U S IN E S S m ,k ” • '’•nderotu -"Jlh hi* •| | I I 1 *1' lllllall " • IIMllWNH r * k K I Mil ________ ro ofed aralr, turn* o r rr th e good |.V>all » • Mi I >.**!• 1 11 B E L FA N T . Aug 24. ie> - T h . m0Pr^ l* k , ‘ Pho" * 7 MJJ* d l l ' pl«> * r . I H .m t t r r . All* -.'I l<V Thr in flu . nf U n it e d 'S t a te , .o ld ,-? : S " ^ * ta 1,, thr In.t Et I o n . Ilio o n . mrl thr •l’«l i . . . ______1 - 1______ «pender never, under any CIN dim: Ih . top lv "K ' y*»t*rd*» of I I * la.«*--.* I 1....1 t .'T ig v i a fur * plarr in Ihr A im n r»n I — g o * ', flrat dlvlaion l'» j .. . a*rrplti]r n ilmililr h**d*r, l to l| , , V. and 4 In 2. Iwfoio MI.7M > p . i . , ir *’l' - t '1' lor* liicitiillng llnvrlmtl io m in i. | nnd .ll.-rtr. 1 K M U r , „ . , S o r o .it .i , t*hl(a>t» l|*hta Nrylaivl *m lj lmtr.1 |«n.l72 I.. A rn iy -N *.) •'lev e la nil I • r. two h.rd fTnirrgrory |{*||*f Th*- twin v.r I 'et r nil I I ORGANO ' V IT A G E N 1* H ot w , |lory llfln l Ihr llrow nl*. w lth.i.1 O r ts n lc s «l". M rLura.j half a game of the third-pl** r a llkr • 1<». |Clrvrlaiid Indiana who apllt • P rrd lg n U d , C onrtn lratrd u 4 B tr t r r U llir d by P a tra trd Expert Lubrication will insure longer life la wh*n thry i|oub|*-h*ad*r with Chicago. B a rU rU F r*c*» * for your car. We are equipped to help you T H E C 0 0 L E 8 T SPO T R r v lU lli* jo u r noil N atira'a way and f * t b rllrr Dike the beat of care of your car so It will raaalta from IN T O W N — Inst longer—Come In.tod sy for a chock-up! S**d Bcda FI# Id Crop* • F1*w *r* La wn. H EA VY rK .N A I.T1 O ardrn Shrubbery Ptaata T r * * * , *tc. Quality Of I lay Of inypra Wins 5th 10 Mcl R tm tm btr Bataan I hi r •/ A Dime O ut of I ' cr j I V II sr in U .S .W a r B o n d s A N I N D t i l ’ K N D E N T D A I L Y N K W H I 'A I'K K S A N K O R I). In Row As Braves i-rcdictH Snlit With Phils iGreatest 45,000-Ton U. S. Worship Will Be Launched LIQUORS f SCOTCHES WINES at I ' visn , N IC K ’S Package Store N a z is M a r c h O n G r e a t V o lg a S te e l C ity ; R e d A r m ie s P le d g e T o F ig h t T o D e a th Negro Driver Who R an Into Army Truck Is Fined C. Of C. Board Of Directors WiH Be Named , A lO* A|IM i «i h rr« iu Thl« n * .t U tllra h ip rv rr built l.( >h* Unit*.! S U Ira la l.r h r .l lr-t for la tn rh in r Thurwtay. a*v*n ini-ntha ahra.l of arhrdulr. I The hug*- l.'i.OOO-tnn Iowa i« 10,­ ! 0OO |r.n* heavier than any . ther .A m erican man r - * a r . Five «|ater ehip* are un>ler conatm rtlon at other >anla. | M* anw Nile, top a ircra ft ln«lu»try r irru tivea me! with Henry J . , Monday to atudy hit pro. poaal* for design and eonatrucI ti n of giant earg^ carrying air 1 plant«. but rtre p t f,n an a ir ­ M e m b e r s W i l l S e le f c t 34 F ro m S a n fo rd A n d 2 6 In ( MANHATTAN Iruil* Counrrr for the ------------------------------ ----------— —. rra e n ta tir*. . . _ l-eKton Cannon S S n a i Takes Trip In urging lh .t nil m u lir o # ™ lY .:. Classified Advertisements Ion of them during a lhrc*-ruo ..m r *tn n in , uprlalng In thr ninth. In givr th* Waahlngtnn Senator* a 7 to It victory over ihr New Yntk Y an k *** y m ta td .y in thr fir«t gam* o f a doubl* hradrr. but loat Ih# nlgKtrap, .1 to 0. . . . . . . ETTA DW ELLIN G A room s A hath, tub I b o w e r, elec, w a te r heater, metal Venetian hlinda. rir oil “V Ilk A ttr, double g a ra g e , larg e lot i \'iH Loch Artur f HAVR YOUR wmuh rvpttrad b> ona who really knows how R rlggt, Jew eler MagncBa tv * If. II-yd STO R E lit BA R ’ o sla n d o TH IS i s O O D I E S r e o O M — g u e s s t h e N 'c e a l l o u r * 'ri | i l l ------------1 O n G U L F S E R V I C E S T A T IO N . "F l o r i d a Ph. U S By PA U L TWb 8 E A C M W E L L H E R E G O E S FOCI A --------- .S W IM — WILL S H E BE" SUfi?^ K jb > V W S fX K H WANTED fltrnographar'' and Half-cabin Crulaar, WANTED: tjrptat. I’rcfrn b ly I yrari Col­ with 10 h o n * Unilege. Chaae S Co. Dior, In good condition. H. W lcbotdi, 815 1-2 C H EA P, n*ddle typo Sing Bargain a t 1 100.00. Ing m atnlne. Boa M, t ;o 'C E L F I L E S 18 box** III I goneral dallvary let •« b n i * * l I atael & W . F lra t 8 L K ETT L a 0RGAN0 CORPORATION of FLORIDA B I L L ’S P A C K A G E STO RA G E your ear at Kent . Garage .Special rata dead SU itRO U G IIH Iwvikkerptng mn storage (kin*, poalir ; tra y , .land A l-'U ffct, Sp**H- l-l’ rin i A rab ln .l, D ltt". po.taj M IHCELLANEOU9 ' •MfmorgTapH :p ilrak * chair. Roblnton. 708 W. l i t Rt. Itr r, Lin*-A-Tim*. C H EA P: Hou»* C a r T railer, MIBCELLANROUH ' wall aqulpped, altena four, ran f lr t , wlnditorm, i b * aaen a t Strieklaiid M otof, 1NRURANCE, automobile burglary, eempena*. ■UNd C a r LoL ___________ tion. A l a- lav in g . C. M. Boyd ,0 a. • •• SECOND . HAND lumbur, bath ■- room f lit u r * * , tearin g down • houaa. D u llart'a Lumber Yard. LO ST! P a ir L A X 0 E R IE F b a b y bad w ith '^ T d fram e*, phe tn «*tten m a tt m a and Innenprlag , B .tt r a a * . Phon* 1«»-W . ^ C O R R E C T THOHE BA D BFO T8 . U S E OUR M A T E R IA L AND W A TCH T H E D IF F E R E N C E . THE ipN E RANGER P <1 e J jn & t> 3 E S I CAM E . I visrr/J ro a a O M .M b l l d - < s a e s s 'i a r n z McmlM-r \ nm»i i.iic il |'(« Great Sea And Air Battle ii Rages Off Solomon Isles; , SixJapShipsAre Damaged craft |»l* «lgr of c*1 Kai aer anil the % ault* «»f th«* diaeu* sec re I Meeting «t th»cra ft i o m Cal queat •f Donald > Production It.Mini a Nel*f»n named * Ire Con»p.ike«| *»f R Martin, preaidr er of the ttlrnn I. Ra'lim ort . (.rover ProdurlPm Board John .Northrop, Northr p Air. raft, ihom e. I a I Hearing Is Held Commission Will Take Sealed 'Fbr L oot Service Bids On Foreclosed i W l t T i • n am e* 4 gr«»up **f a Hite aSernitodf I o u n iv « « n r t e v * . m i d ia l­ in g m en w ho cnllate«i. w ho Nip- ( o m ite r -A tta c k (£ 2 2 t b a -t *«lieg« d %ia*la O riginal owner# .if •met grin ) ga«**lrni •al* iiav* l II lle a tr t. *i|-« r • f<>r*. |*>aed proper!) r •et v in •latin* at s ,'|d 14 to purchase the |irop. *be ani uni of thr t a n * • and Tr nth Sir* . I I ity Attorn* ) Fred U ■|•..»» *1 t • attend an ad fa•v* i nmenI bearing indte*| m aater* *b*ed« |*» the i .1' ’ b* t 'our 1 I (*»i *i mi««Hm on th*- propel 11*-« va\»*r alao « a * •toe* t*-*( •. ..... mediately collr# dog r * ni *Mpr**ved proper ties "I'HI I be ('rm m lM liili aiithm it*. ! • ' merit of |.11 !»IM1 I., tit. i ’ i.*1 Hanover Bank a*>d !• are lo leave Saturday morning for C a m p H Un*lm g ««o th«*u pny#|w c a l e «am iti-t inriB. Mn«l iiM luction in to the I n iti d State# A r m ) w rre vevrab-«l lm * m o rn in g b> h ||. ( a r t r r ( I n k .d thi e l r c i l v r .S e p I vie. B o a id the men t ie t.i •#arm tile at 8 .to IIVlock and iea«e at \* 2(1 A. M In l»u* Saturoav fr**m the tar»d - t . h a h r re appiopri.ltr' trod «*ff irrcm ti' it • have U rn a r ­ range*! f. i tb. men l»> th* |>eferiBe * **ofn d nd •>(( I mnmltter I apt Fleming |-wh!*r t r i l ­ lion* .d ln .r al tS «••tmr«.|.* Air |B» •* a".| S ta ir s«tial**r F F . Ho ........ a#111 a*1dre«« Ihr men. I i nd ib« •it U ih(.. hand bat hern g#v»n |h*i fiiia#ia*n 1. • 1r#i ram go* tha with L IL fi Rt ody gv a [X • 2; Volunteers Are Ilr tu lta ! Needed For Air Irvllr. of |S» latl war donat«l ra 1 a rt I W ,,r l-analng. Although P a 1** In Counts't r !'. - x r L n C L */. >m, j. j . ’ un. orwn AUies Blast 4 ja p * Airships Chinese Appeal a A HOQ nung a sign on a m d ii * t« •a J im- i l r i r y \| it •)*•(• 141111 * I dwitr.l J..rd a o two I* n h I . e n l i s t * I J* , h i* m ti>* Is a i id the will Ir#' * w»|h lit* ••• ting* III lai'Sa'H AR" her will Jr itg .e *cr *4 •rrepted the Hepibltrinn rmnnn * tton for governor **f Nrw >*■» s y s L ^ i^ Ju ry Convicts Bahr On Espionage Count HXWASJL An*, tt, SauO aat country on tha" A m e n ? * * ••■ttount* I* XI Salvador, i land of 1 9 ,0 0 0 a q ta r* m il*. Tha form er Manhattan *Im i » attom ay, who Inal thr |*artk presidential nomination t.» \\* •let| W lllkie In IP4tt. made » u» I* clarmtion immediately after rhearing state conventH*n . nominated him by acclam ation (<■ s three-cornered ru lc m s to n u race. STO RM W A K N IM .H 1 ■ Jfousholde i group. JA C K S O N V n X k 7 ~ A u g . Ih. -I—Tha W aathar Ilu raiu her* i. playad Florida K*y>. In m a » irr wind* tonight becoming modem! r ly atrong Tuesday." Egyptian Campaign COOp J 0 6 O f TT**: afar attivfty a n r th* aaart- and aoaUneod ta g a l aoavoy* acroa* . W ring la taka th* Initiative them o £ r (ha „ U. 8 . army I ! i 2 eC h r u , » t v 1? 1 'ho t T S - u ■ S A F bomber* bU*t*-l T o tta k ,. lamgaaTs Libyan *upply *wd daatroyad on* enemy ' " W - W * * . naar Dema. A J44 ^ * * k~*n<' it and tram port N ew wilt address I <>«*.« I \ ir S i it f i n ' Z e a lH r u l O fficial F ir s t F a v m e n ts A re ' S c I h m i I < it l l t iitl l o I ’m- S iis| H *m lt*(l the Th# Girl Seoul semi-annual 1 *»urt of Awarda Will l»e heUI to"orrow evening at ( amp Wlkl'Vikl, near |jike Mary, follow, mg a pknlc supper Parenta whd» have room In 'h eir car# for extra passengers 4re asked to meet a t the ftcout U tile House at fl:M) P. M. and •cave from there. •u*d Ih* fallowing advlaory la*' night! “Sm all c r a ft w arning* a rr d>- 1AV-A THEV WD A I- S e r v ic in g The Mnniur i hapler *»f t ie R W hite H ihihu V will K ...I |f*fiig )t rl H (N) V i n i t s ■|»wk at 4h* Nfa - *•mi. Temple V* \M il SGTO.N, Aug 2f. I* f ... (I K tnght* v• •’* •••«) obtain T h r «i ' >«sl *»f I'rillir %t i Ri*•I•r f'et r » 1 tR .rr *.f /,*||.< | I .f •i a oerrn.' '»•• • *iv H a ll t.. ulM n fi\* ••••ot ••‘ hlriift on D i* ' '•»•♦» v *#■ ano**iiri« •*1 ». v I#* 'll Vr Avrniir ' - i * Tent h and t h r \\ I If. Ilousr t*w|a> II 4- . Mina- . | ' leveoth Mr I* t •• roat alwtul at i h r ■• vitatlon nf |'i. .. I .. • ( ,. RlM I.r.rll S'o d *la ll. of Ihr p it |, . k47 U po.r of i h * v1, It > r n • l * l ..| l < l. bill | *. r.iim alily | | cont r i n . Ilo I Celery ( amp No »'*2 ft. Wood­ Nallona tlr a lr g y and M men of thr World, will intrmtuca llm lrtl w ir rffn rl. m new rla#* *»f candidates at tha protdrni. in IS * neetlng tonight at thr Wmdmen narlh ularlv rvlallng lo ih r l*a. I »h lie Ih ra lrr nf operation*. rr* •(all. starting at •» 111 o'clock. E. U . S , A m b a s s a d o r T o j Mondav night with * rrniMirn r A in U tila fld d 'a nf^lc* ment. If tlecUxI, of mop |.»r«id*. T okyo C om es H o m e tial aspirations tn l u l l ra a fIliad today with .lo t MB Of th * "ooa-armd ban-1 rp *. U>* raault nf a raid , J E W R Y c i f r . N. J . A ur »s. a/ nigh t a l Duyton. llcach <A7— W ith a f a n Id «xpr*a*li>n ..f th t x w ar* conflw atrd. b* o n e. again on ih* aflald aald IS of th* alot “ D *1 bla "beloved roun tn ’ m w art *irx*d In a w ar*. VB$«an amboaomdor to Tokyo a t th * F lo rU a Coin M *- • * 4 w H- C. Grew a•tapped topped ashore -L Oraw Compaiqr a ad that tha fe H i th * diplomatic atchanga lm-r w a r* faund la op m U oii a t QnpaW la* U »la». heading ih* W W W *lot o f 1,411 A m arlcan. r* from Jap an and ih* 0 r *“ »L Qraw told r*port*r> h* » ® W « t With “ ln *ianticipation.' county, Iviissiait'.. I 'm 'I ‘J •*(. L .lr , || . $•• • 1 llw-rta w right. ul> *' f •• l ir brothers. »v* l| I" i Itufii# Itrnlnn an** L a i I im *«i Sanford, ai».| . lb ' I* t .*f ( Wland" cny B R IE FS SARATOGA PRING.S, N > Aug. 2»V (A*V- Thom*# E D -*. I ••nil a* r vice a f I*, "(••fi, W inter • wb*» • *• fmi h •»v Saturday »•* 1- •• ska an * ' 1 ' will Ih •1* v (.Merroon «f »hr f.tlrk«nil l •• ■ 2 • t len.* , -d • .1 frail*. A a. '-•'in \ 1 he foliiiVAiiig a* l*«lrea •• ' ■ leave: WHHe C,tr# Htpv^nann |^ai*,^ ® ii A ^ W tV n V ,,- iC r t < It llli»le«l liny Potm* W dtlSm J errl *!<• dhw fldr o f B«tnlnol, County, Okmmandvr Vaaf Rmlth al, •on. Yrnanriii Am f# NI mhI ic*. d g I* >n*ltlnf »n npp— I tor co lo n -1 h* waa pJ— Md with th* ttl ln>Ula Post as V e n ir a tt 4Hh> U «r obw rver* at o n . * f th* n*ar-| *'I P o ll m »m b*r* -who Kav* *■ (igleaby. Thomas Hvlvrater I t Hon by Ob— rvatlon Coal*. film * a ml rnarvy tn th# drlv» I 1 ils a n l I'rlrra . Ita\ in«*n*l I-••• t ' ’ »« '"The w cm *n of Sanford h « tr i,urTOl •[! I^B*onnalr*» who WcvInra U ) l'«na. W altrr ! t»n«i M m - r t i . '•till ro -o p ar*trd to t h . fallrat In thU tha in* ' *1 Morgan Alderman. Irmnawl Ha* I •.--or worthwhile d rfm a c m raacre and r iron Brown and Bert ^alan* . • tr many o f t h . men a r* ro-oporating . Daw* ri Also Ibiuglaa Woritai k \'-lml too. How rv rr, m or* ram arr nrol* the ri rap Haiblon, Joseph Turm-i McD -nwM «d fo r th * Into w atchr*. and th * lidcnt* to ( *rl A lbert Johnson l nail* | n**d i t v«ry u rg e n t," Mr. Ilollor **nd In K ra n report card irda. 4.* to Lamar Echols. Joel -(isd n n |**»**l I a* id c*ll 470 and report tk * amou arnmin* i I homaa K ail B arw irt NAi II i h * "S o m * m tnlha ago Ih* propl* acrap m etal on h»nd. "'Uon'i •. , Bland Hraac I i.o»n*« Vr*In D ••• s at of S*mlno|* County w»r» aakrd to l*ct Ih* (m all nlecra nf mn.<! lard. Eugene Stillw ell St J . i •n. iqcl voiunt— r for any drlrnac work aald Mr. Dawaon. "W * mn n l.sw frnce Tw yr fort (M r 11 Hat* •licemei n e r****ry In Ih * county T h* 1 firin g rvrn old type atrin ^ « rrington. Mayt* II* »n* * d*r* of watrhea: alan we I Ai, 1 ! omerfteld. Benjam in H**\ l '.•*• krva to th* I’lro Hotel al \*1 a* ltol»rrt Barwhdph f» .1 I« vlaltor* lo Hanford In Ih - . . 1 \ l*H irte llenr\ Mi U d in * daya, uard In atgy. lie Oglrahy. 4<»ri«*t \li***n s « »rns. (*OUlR Al«* »• ode f I a­ R. C. K llrh l* nf li--. Edwaid Ogle»b> m i, s a r * hla la n ii th* one* n v .. f ... Frank Eugene lluahea, T '11-mlurr \Nh i acrap m rtal »nd mildly » nouncad. "com e and g » l II" The Ingtnn English ami Marion E# r final acor* on IS * R ltcH * p l»,r r«T| lies airy* * u 0 0 . Ira c lo r w alghl... Ing fl.mn pound, and an old ca r wrlghinr N c w Y o r k N o m in a tio n | W 6 0 pound*. ThU acrap. arr..nl "Mr to Mr. Dawaon. U now on it# ( J o e s T o T o m l) e w o > way to wher* It will do ih* m«»«t R O B IN S O N # N•■( h i (ft Benton Funeral Services Will Be Held WednesdaN ■* Iim * >• I- *-n . **.m *»f S', w l.o c o m o tiv e , B u i l t p a r tirl- (»ro- • r c e l ’. d , 11 it k •<*n o>c a n y ' 1 ting coupon* dm Sept pair in the program Civ i« •Hit** ami *d er orgnnitat imo* and in*i i v••(<ia I• l»nrk trig it * tog -rinl if .%r... h will , i»» t • * iiwl f..» «kIt 11• draft era | i • « i#«<d ttf »m»* i l * k lr |a « t t iilr of regtil*' - •m• INI’S TUXEDO S fans and lota cooling drinks T l ’ K N D A Y . A l G l ’S T County^ames Of White Selectees To Leave Saturday Are Revealed I^eague Standings o n —p ro fiteer* in Afghanistan («» #ra Having their »‘ar« pinned bat V At Tb* mayor of K am laSat o n lrm ll 1ANKKKJ4 HIVIIIK ■ number of butcher*, auspretrd ( of over-charging their rislo m rts. "to be nailfd by the ear«" lo their N Ett YORK, Aug 24, t/P> ibop doors for two hours. Jim m y Vejnon drove in fivr runs, F L O R ID A . M a d e T o D e p e n d e n ts ■Wa s h i n g t o n . Aug. » . w v H r,t payment* to dependenU of mllrtad men under the aarvlcwmen's allotment and Allowance act -a n t out from th* Navy Monday. Check* toUlling 117,418 -war* 'igaad by Rear Admiral William Churchill Moves Indicate Allied Action To Aid Russia Is Imminent Slf \i * ► 1*4*11■ t-e r *d. With Hitler, ra cln , to atrtkr a rumr Id rcl.lv * blow ahead nf th* with tin United Nation* gathering thunder* Fulli* »•■ head*. Ixindon n*w«pap*r» eatd of IIh* ’ today Ih* jaunty homecoming of Prim * M inister Winston t h u tc h ill from Moscow laat night Indi­ cated Allied action lo relieve Hu* sia i* Imminent. Ilf the I •••|•|•*• ••11*4*f •<i|IHII(tB«i» Significantly among (he first tn ire a l Churchill waa Vic* Ad­ miral Louis MountbatUn. chief of the Drttlah combined opera­ tion* who directed laat week'* "Invasion eurtaln-ral.er" atault on Dieppe, F ran c*. During th* sight, the ItAF'a tig nffenalv* to acourf* Germany (ity-bv -d ty a truck In fore# at tha ShltMlaod war cant*ri at Frank­ furt and Wlaabadan. It waa l.idicatad about MM plana* partici­ pated with I I falling to return A Mg A agio-American “aortal S«afc” almod a l crippling GerRiaay** woatara dofenaa* to pav* t b * way fa r a second front - waa S w « *B « sru £ >1*1* Ml* * •(»U u t raid nfld •"Iiipih .1 n ft-|M.it f .. I’rlun Miti'-t-i t imn lull *ii rive.1 hark m ( rtcuiitd linlay ffi.m h i* t r ip I-* n od III.- \ | i .| t*11*1 tl»4» lbr> |*a|i| tb* IF J**b« I 'I f v pair! . (*• •ii t ie ' I " , ji. y , ' lowaril dU , Tulanr, KJS *'H ii-r.. taking Iheir fi.-l |„t ih leave In L 'tiilnri . r r r gr»y|i-.l l.y .qiiA'I* hugw po.ler. railing fur a "*econd I iiir n n front now," The noitrr* colncltl- 1 Thi­ rd with the attitude rip rr.ard by ‘ l**tic.| one »nldier who .aid. "Iw l'» g<l r * " ''1''* thl* j<ih over and g > home." r * r r. •The *ticce** of the Flying FortV|r teaac* In daylight npcratlona ha* , i( ^ ,n Slven th# Alliea the weapon they are long needed. While the giant |otiiaia B rithh night raids bav* been Wlicon striking rruahlng blows a t tha Orieam Nasi bom* front and Industry, they lacked th* concia* accuracy N n* w|p* cut laolateil target* Zealand ean be obtained only In Four oi fo r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1942 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 24, 1942; <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/d2c97b72ab5472d36e17e11af0aad31e.pdf 67ab4769e9c9837731cbf7a39701a8a8 PDF Text Text * tub Minute meditation: "There's One gfhd thing about the dimout," obaervrs Asm Hull of the Jacksonville Tlmesllnlon. , . , "The baseball owners don’t have to burn the randlepower at both ends anymore." Hatband jottings: Pitcher VslHe Raves, who was hr tinted by Nashville's la n y Glllxrt, erlebiated his first American associa­ tion victory for Milwaukee with an early-morning wire to the Southern league manager. . . . It waa signed "Love, Vallle."... Jim Blumenstock, one of Fordham's Sugar howl stars, his pul * bloom In thr harkfleld hopes of the Pensacola nival air sta­ tion. , . . Newest angler’s alibi comes from Went Florida where, ‘tls said,' a lot of good fish stories can’t be told because the anglers don’t want It known they're using gmecllne to get to the fishing grounds. .Omnibus dept Robert W. ktadrv. newlv-eleeled F o o l ball Fact*. F lg n r t* u d By RALPH WARNER BROOKLYN, Aug 2d. <4*1 — The Drnoklyn Hungers pulled rut j of their scoring slump tr-trrday I with a I IS-hi l assault .gainst 'our I Boston pitchers which swsmped NEW YORK. Aug 20. f>Tt - >the Braves, 11-1. Ctrt Devil went all the way It I* Irulent a pleasure to report for the Dodgers, scattering eight that a lot of the country'* col* hits ovrr seven Innings and reg­ league* think so mveh of defcrne istering his 1.1th success again It work era* rntartalnmen! ihty're five defeats, but be mis.cl a shut­ even rbamurine their scbnliilea no out when Eddie Miller .marked that the worker* can gel to **« his slsth home fun of th.- *.-».*cn their football fame* this fall—* In ths second inning at the uaual charire per ticket* Tht Dotigrie went to **>rh on An Associated Pre** purvey starter Manuel Salvo In the open­ ihowel today the srhoola are eel* ing frame, scoring two rum i t a tInv the uaual 2:00 or 2:00 P.M. walk, an error ami single, i.y I’ete ■lartinir time* hark in »ever»! Reiser slid Dolph t'sinllli nil r*ifx, they'rr switching fr«»m day rcuird him in the liuril when a to night game* in other »poU, single by Lew R ig g s »nd • i-xild.they're carding .Sumlay game*, by Billy llrrnisn firiwlurriij hn^F* and they'rr moving game* from mar* run* with th* «il *f an college campuses to Mg town* n> oth«*r error, the* they'll ik* available to ileftiwe At Jovcfy fiillMwtti V.tf-■* ilflJ plant worker* The *wltch in *n « tappe*! for rlmihl*** f * *iA sites of courae, I* also dictated Walker nni! Um u an jiml a u>i;ln by transportation pm Idetui*. by Camilll In the fifth Imt Naturally, the college* are do­ rape*] with the Irwjt of *-r>Iv mr ing this Just *o the worker* will run when Walker wn« ranjrhi on have a mean* of relaxation thU an attemptedi dot-hlr *tr»i fall, with no idea of taking tome Rir»e'» single, ReUrr'* it>nili|r o f the "heat” off gate receipt* ■ml He<)wlck'a elnirlr nrnnmlrd that are riper ted to dwindle. For for another run In thr -ivih am! Instance. the Utah State.Colorado brought In Hill Dnnuviin to re­ cla*h waa *witched from little place Javery. Johnny Rirr '* out ledigiin to bigger Ogden, Utah, field fly worrit nnn'lhrr r.wi I**' with the announcement that then fore Donovan relirmt thr •M *. are 20.000 defrn*e workers In Mickey Owen’* ilwulile no I r the Ogden area win* need enter­ single by Reeir prn*lucr-l t *rv tainment Even Ivy enverad Yale, rnth inning tally and th. where ihr football ha*n't been mail** two more in thr . » fhth any too hoi these l**t (rw yean, when fivr hit* brought I ibimy la 1■yin* with the idea of moving ft*if* to It novafi** rr»n». 1•,*t «*-t buck thr Martin* time for Ha Rtartnf thr final vorm r III IS M IN t . i i f _ .‘ II. 1,11 linn., prer game* In ft 10. just •*» employ#* with a single, baiting righ* haul f Ilfi ' at*'* ills d Isttlb L M I H H y e* t* *f ftf plant* will have time to make rti for the fIraI turn* thi* .*«* dnv n* N**w \ *»rV and Hr»*tnn di the klcknff*. vid*'d ii *(viidde hrnder in ih* ir wlretrh drive* fur th** AmeriraM YOUNG MAKCirKTTK TEAM I.eng ih* in'll nan t, tb** ll**d Sux laV Ing thr fipt*n**r. I and the Yank * Johnny H lgnry'* enlistm ent In■ »y__ 1 tap l i ^ . m u h t f 2 1, h e f n i v ^ navy e a r l y in the c a m p a i g n | i* mennl no •lackening In dla- ■| t ft ^ nnd rriivitieR for the fo rm e r | tw o ii rmwil *»-f 17.fid 1 paying cii*trncri and 1 Jb l -i rvire men T wm hcar>»# r» IIV Jim Talwir tin! i»nr hv T«*d VVdliMm*, each wi»ti n mnn «*n l*H*r. nrr*iunlra| for *d the |1.i*lofi f iri- m lb>* fir*| gam* giving f ’-rd (T' i i Hugh*on truth ‘ tniight pitching vlft«nv kind hi- I *i*h ••f thr yrur ngairc t hilc , Hurler Johnny, who D |rn4.n , irtil ('fH-hrane'i mound ace on ** rrack Great Lake* K l f d l nin7« aiding ih .Mini (on team, already pitched almo»t a* m a n y ETTA KETT E V E N 6 0 IN S T D A G N F H R o C i o c y s - I S BETTE 12 THAN T A K IN G AVACATIOhJ (S O O N L A G O O N w ith —m— t o ■M O TH E R N' D A D .1 gnlar In* i thiv « By PAUL ROBINSON C O U L O V O U P -E A s e NBXT STT2EErF1I2ST HOUSE". » td> st* t*■-i» * 1h i • * llu p li M it i >i( ld«*i MiiJy w v f f i and -tiTi k rlu.'M ,* » hit ■ •ight men, in l*'Vn '.’ i < und ' lives .*m n dw TH E’ 8 C I L - D O N ’r T E U . MG' S H E 'S NCJT H O N E .1? fan* and lota moling drinks BILL’S PACKAGE STORE & BAR m ItX W. First BL PR. U fl w m t i : r n it r k a k o* l c a x i WHITE BACON q s s s l l l l Right* Rssrrrrd I l » W . lit . STREET G R O C E R Y P R IC E S G OO D T H R U W E D , A U G . 25 N E A T and P R O D U C E P R IC E S G O O D T H R U S A T U R D A Y , A U G . 22 Tgndsr, SUn4 •^Tender C ola . PORK LIVER H e a lth fu l! Per ! b ............ .. YOUNG ■oWKLKtfa Veal R o s s i T“sf» O' Set Rowsis— B e e f! FILLETS B u tterfly I K dU i.cn, TOO Tb lb I.AWn PATTIB Holla 4 fo r A P P e r l b .................. 39c 17c d o i l In g b e e n is n c n S H O R T R IB S f ID 37 n> is ■ ATN*a s t <JA■-<’ t'K cn B E E F B R A IN S Ih I Bacon S o u a r t* lb 23c W Rsrr.sk u ^ P O R K C H IT T E R L IN G S (RIKCT SIITS P O R K B R A IN S wstn i-twKS SM O. S A U S A G E WKsncM* B E E F K ID N E Y S 3 lb s 25c ■mall, hkadles* O cean S h rim p 1b I* ■L I'* Sl'tkRSI Pan F1*h 2 !c 3 Iba 25c I 7 •KLK(-r SETS Ne c k b o n es JIB tb 23 riiKsit agptsn HAM BURGER BEEF lb 25 UUS. IIKATV KISI1S mM 19c S P A R E R IB S yraf. DETROIT, Aiqr. 20. UP) —A Ihreemn homer by Rudy York sn,| soother four-bagger by Nrd llsrrls enabled the Detroit Tigers cr ush Cleveland, 1 to I, In ■ iwilishl game yesterday and rut ihr Indians’ sdvsntaga over the b.-iith-place 8L tx>uls Browns to hull a game. Fed a £ I H GOLFER PAN DIEGO, C s llf, Attf. 2n •on <>f U . Ceundr. L*o CalUnd. Inrmer San Diego fltats roilfge f->'tbsII eeiaeh, Is golf champion hi. lamlly after beating Ms father In a (tries o t match— re ■rntly. Now 1m threatens to win s junior tournament at lbs manl■11*al eourss. Mill's a 13 handlgsppM and allesdv Is a booting in Urn 70 s after playing steadily leas than — a C om IMS, **ATT CLUB ST E A K MSUTf I Mi I » I ^ lb 1 Y *. RRD r ig C roa k cra 2 Iba ! IQONSO row RROILIRO Ix)bntcr lb 2 f| *U i lb | * !b PICNIC HAMS S iX J ’ r l m P n -L K U over ('eortrlPWt Tlnlvtrsiiy, lowlrg only three Lite and sti LIVE OAK. Aag. 10, (Special) —fluwannaa County farmer* hara converted thousands' of dollar* t f th* cask they rerelrad for their bright leaf tobacco crop Into war bend* U beta tkk the aila sad to lay something aside far .gar. Classified Advertisements UUtUftfMtf SKHVlCh 20 1-3 FT. Hatf-enhln Crulter. poanered with to horse <UWi venal motor, in good condition. R-e Hams! 35c W . If,' W lrjoM L *16 B F sS T SLICES SI'NINMBTt'KVIF GREENS 2 no 2 cans 1 5 tails nmr nraipn ww™ BREAD lfroz. lo a f 8 .. '& BUTTER GRAPES 10c Cocktail 29c Aspahigus 15c Orikms 3Ih 14c in to lr , * * Sen *aa- a* US —-----■-, ,2*, ‘Lemons New TMk Yaltew . Vs. Rutabagas 17c Honey 5-Ib 59c Fan h w l . a*. 1 . Primes 3 - 25c * a > O—sstesfe Ida Apples 12c Coffee 27c 10c Olives 6-os 33c MteiTThs 18c Peaches SwH‘ 2 — 23c Tropical •rskstr 14-vs. T rs»W a m i W lk ti'i Im m l 15c •» Spaghetti lK LimM6*for 10c Snaps 3' — 25c Mor can 33c n*r«sa rate*' TO . fleaaa twites ’ ■ stela 13c G&Esge lb 4c Psm 2 - 25c Tissue Educator, Cello* Package 141 f*ir t o ditlon, aulteble for a paruns*1 * two big lota, garden and intti Frked reasonably. J. 1h llarksy, UI7 Oak A n . 0I1RAP: House Oaf 1 well equipped, steeps fou ha seen at Blrkkland 1 Ustd Car I*L SECOND ."HAND lumber, roam llsturws, tearUg house. DuHart's Lumber 17 .. Bargain ai 1100.00. w m r i r ' r o o i T W u »*, 39c lb. LIMAS no. 2 cans PEACHES no. I WINS WASHINGTON. Aug. ?n. (A Rapid Uhnert Feller, former Cl* Istuf pltt'ilng. a<” . huilcl the N folk. Va^ Nsral Training Sial tesru to a h In 0 vlrtory yc*tyjl Laurel. Whole AT1-ANTA, Aug. 20. OF) — There will be more big-time football for the horns fclks in the died I deep south this fall. x yenSeventy-eight out of 111 con,iy#r tests scheduled by the ]? mem>■„« ber Bouthe— tern cortferenca will open be played this season in their -rlfih om s states, or within walking r,m distance o f the state line. That's 10 •• percenL Ml lacraeae of . four percent eeer 1941 when the tM M ' played 70 out e f J H con tarts at home. . . . RELIEF CHECK I WAS I THERE fT G 0 € e L &CM3' MV NICE. NE1 WAREHOUSE AND THE LONE RANGER WITH I T / . ^ ---- ---------— - Two b lj of good SLICED BACON B IC -T IM l FOOTBALL By FRAN STRHCLR R e y k j a v i k , i« u w i . a « . » (AV-Gcrman planes bombed and ro'chlne-gunncd • British trawler off the Iceland coast and alio machineguiteed two Icelandic light-houses Tuesday. U. B. Army headquarters announced yeatarday. The communique laid, how­ ever, there were no casualties and only superficial damage. Juat before the aUrt o f tbe 8. Grant lit by pop»- European war. United StJtca cumn e©*\ of tom receipt* were $369,000,000 a yea;. The tomb of In New York * Ur aubaerlptiof 1600,000. KT 1,0UIB. Aug. 20. lUssbsll should continue during (he war without emphasis on p n ) f l l , Brunch Rickey, viea presi­ dent of tbe ill. Louis Cardinals,1 said yesterday. , .And the originator ef th* bate-l I-all farm system. In on Interview; with The Sporting News, pre­ dicted the game would carry on allhough anms minor Icsguca might fold In !0 t !. I THE LONE RANGER of «H billion dossa to meet all wartime requirements b to be reached, according to N. R. Mshrhof, poultry specialist with the State A frkulturtl Eaten*Ion Ser HELSINKI. FlnUnd. Aug. V0. |.t ‘ At The Finnish romrninl Jrr-..,ird yealrrdAy that 10 Finnish fishters shut down IS Rosaixn — firhters, ona Hurricane and .two iltve bombers out of a Soviet S fnrmallcn o f 80 planes over Irmv•isdt Tiesday. Ona Finnish plana ' was lost In Uts hour's nmiML it was asserted,, „ NOBODYANSWERS *— BCTM | H etsetB s in k s : Q u ota ->• HOCK LESS, SUGAR-CUREDI TELL ME W H E r 2 £ « l MJSS R C V A J D ^ /e J B r r. 0 won vi** } >!iMC ** HAVffNf T H t m S D A T , A U G U S T M , IM S. rw om oA SELECT SELECTIONS I'luihionable A gainst Braves * h e rald . hanfobd. AXIS ACTIVE NBAS ICELAND Wallace Wade Has Nine Full Teams Brooks Win By > At All-Army Squad Practice Drills Making 19 Hits By ROMNEY WHEELER ATLANTA: Aug. tO.-"M orw daring grid olfmses In the mak­ ing," says Frits Crlsler of Mich­ igan . . . But this is In suggest that tome coaches are being pret­ ty daring even to call practice these days, what with Indoctlcn notices on every bush . . . From the Pacific Coast romrs word that Wallace Wade has nine full teams ifl practice on his sll-Armv squad. . . , And whst an orphan 1.1Comdr. Jimmy Crowley must feel with a mere 63 candidates for hii naval prr-fllght rloudbusten ■t Chapel Hill (N C.) S A rrroitD Fk,rid. Pack Tomsto Foods! �V O LU M E X X X III Kitlabliahnl In I!H1H - — * - VTTokyo Says Japs Smash U. S. Party In Gilberts Marines Mop Up In Solomon Islands; American Bombers Roar Over Timor Middle East Boss NEW YORK. A lt. SI. (A P ) —A British broadcast m U i f United Stale* Itrla i f l r t n w n »r» art reported to have "launched a bit attach #Cf tha HuIon on 11land* a. p in t Japan,** werahlpe." Na datalla vara raetlved. \-vxncl«ted l'rcrv* N IM IIK H 2B.'t. U.S.-British Commandos Raid Dionne, Fram e Germans Are Slowed Down | In Caucasus M ember S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 21. 1912. — I Nazis Force Crossing Of Don In Drive To ; Stalingrad; M e e t ; S t i f f Resislanee Huge Flight of j Barracks For Allied Fighters Officers, Men Smash At Enemy Are Being Built! ^ No Ships Are Ieost In Work Is Progressing)! i 500-1‘lane Bombing! Attack Over France * ( ttf her lOy * 1 **»1 1*f #tf »■aV*ak (I v r t t u iii'' I **t 1 1 *I IT »*.**!UK *11 d h ’i n - I hill i KlV v r III t h r ill »' «• h i |S t illin g n u l hu t m r l t »■ jH ista n u r f r o m l*it\■•n**l w i r h l l in g i h 'f r t n ir r h ! hr \ n /i * J u r t r v iHtlily ■*l«*v\ * ii «|m » ii hi- At Rapid Kate At Sanford Navy Base , 0, *'*0 <*••«•> W .„ k s i S art fon t's Naval A l* A hugi night ttf -»oo p, A city w ith -r httie -AIJI thr fnan'||ri (t«.|4 t* jirngi r* »trg rapidly (hr aiM aittc meat Im p erial T o k y o headejuarters aw w rted today a nm all fo r c e o f A m erica n troops e f ­ fected a lan din g at dawn on A u g . 17 at Makjn Island In th e G ilb ert Islanda, 2 ,4 0 0 m iles fr o m Hawaii but w e re "rep u lsed c om p letely " b y th e 1‘ ht* 'T Inti hrMM!«ii4Hlai to l In 4 *iu ml th i* m r .n u B K « t ,| trlH n rv jl BM( 1 q U» r |C m ill I'fDJfri " Ml *h*» Htlhsrut ll™ i1■* * Ip , , kirttirtllv ri>mplct**4i in f#J( %itticU5un Hi»i«Mrt»nl!> i-» im i plnri’* I (iil*s>l Stilt*’ ' f') in g k#r-l frnrm-wurk «ful fr illn g l I great. I^Ctutigiad ti«*l.tv n i l ' i ^ l *»»*'• -m o-b r.l M im m unirillunr .m l landscape. < lla N**<fiHd )• * ' nf •'»* In (it mi. r> ■»i-upie,l t .r n lo r y a - ; .'no , » n l , to the southwrite f |] In thi? m utt eMi w *»rn w.Cmul m eeting rv .u U n c* „ ...........f , hr „|l( p u|c „ on build, k now I ‘ <‘auriNtlw thr S**% i« t In H* gif.itewt Daylight iirnaJ * IM|f rtht.h it trrtng u m l trrupor11f1v a ■ Ittgisil «llg h l I il l itt.a l 0(1.11.0. t o - s s r , did Allied r,nrric he*,l,|Uartera for th# ThU It a vlrw o f thr channel purl o f Ilirp n *«. *’ ll pin girl III- I J(HUB!#tll di f. i ■1 1.i b'U ’ l'4 which,, according to. Briti* fight* f phiiM * m »k*t thr Iflvulan . \av> o ln m m [ 1 alion i| u*rtrn fo r , fightifig • » ,*l uf i‘ \ ilig u i-k til hy rom huusl naval, mi .ml K«> I « . . . huge- **rtlr llu jir.it 1» l*rn <•**« r i'f v* *t«*ruHy * »» rm.i and junior o fficr r * an* nt®r* hraDi)uar1rrB, wan Japanese. |h» l glii’ NHiill fiM-t liill*. and oUtll four n o r . eMrrp w h ilr Unltrd |^ o.n .j.lelm n In i v g i n l U> outhy thr (irrtnana a» a ftihm artnr havr and h.** t«*» mi renutig aif alt.uk • or im i nconfirmetl elsewhere, the ■».f k f a* ruvrln r on th* m il wav lend sS|«i.-, flying Inrlri'Mir® lorlrr.w r* _ Uimbrd ttr(|k South «7 thr h «»d |ir* ki A cr^nilng tn thr O fficia l C rrm an N rw* t g. Ml i • ' In oil 1n g v* ................ j •11 *i<••» ' 4 S d k > r i i v U c r ''"Vbl-iner llrtllih Commander in the Amicii* j(.iilw «v ynnl# 1" g to the t'H'Ai k S* 1 1-0 4 o f Vnipiartifu l.uiltJiug. a rlu olrr o f y coni latad of 100 troopa. Burma, Brig. Gan. Harold R. I. I*r«' VDOlwlv thr \lltr* havr liffl’ br**wit ma 11***I )>*rrftckft atoi othaf Infunirv amt tank unit* *up|*.Ht*,| l«y alrong a 'i n»t I ' olou-U I I » S ,uithra-t ..f klr|»k.iV:i I ►a 9ach a raid presumably would !•* G. A lex an d er (a b o v e ), also known it.-I the dimiiIh ' *’ f plarvi** »n a luiiM figa are U*|ng rrrctf^l at A i Kangri B attalion" look pari in thr landing T ..It I iB • llltlt more than a commando as the "la a t man out o f Dunkirk'' *rii mi In i i|nyl m i’ I t '••imnnU|lir «Mld 11• 1' Ut r % i.ition to a - ! lapiD fall |hi' n t a full fledged inv a *100 ii r ", f ||1 .(D i m l - Mk’ * v itl •Ml# UN | \\ SDr a to( of thr Atr Baao throat to laat mam/ defense*. has been named to sure red Grn Uoi ^ .a ■ *1 i ttf in V f I» a . i* •. •■•|>«M*g I hr vkolr"pri «-t attack, t*«», nra J* iri| fnb. * • In tha alitrrn-day-old battle of Kir C lau de A ucklnleck a« rnm 1h« inarlvr*. iff* r»ol it ,, *• t h r \i. . r., •, ilny turn** l n.ivii fit SlHMtl lltfl •f fhr tha Solomeni, Gan. Mac Arthur’a m andrr o f British forces In thr t tv w S* l iniikllrifa Sm**ri« an fout .......... , 1 ,.Mr .| to ll Itolr*i i "1 * 1'til ■' t .. h. aroula sea reheat the vast (aland Middle F ast « .**’.1 fill thr VBr|iU)l purT h e appointment 1 t 11 ■! hnuhi ,, r*-*«fit inno |ilr 1 , It A 111 • t h 1 1 rt • ■ 1 ' *•1 t ,» •'lift t i dotted aouth aeaa In quaat of Jap- follnwvri c lt w ly th® gnftminrfil hi** h* ro I r |»of trsl thfti I» . ’ g h i l l s .1 ' tuiail r it iit liu n Nhil ■ U rgo anaaa Naval activity amid r e ­ mrnt that Prlm r M inister Ohurrh ‘ ' j” ' 1 ‘'*r»h ti Ihe f kgS f •— Ifhtolto) f .1 .bat if * •> sin gle pllne , t ion bin hit.it^ * rr Implftf port! the enemy la maaslng new III had visited C airn on his • *) w ’ I"1" " 1 ..........ret "lily slight I r,., . i, w,.,k .i l l be ,lon« strength for a counter blow to M oscow , If . l .i fijmwit i.tri »■ * rnMtunt • hoitgrr* inti r u n w iy i against tha United States martnee i rg uf •!»*■! t*v I hr Bntinh .1 1 1**1 it ittif f i t taJ r r f N ir t , In tha Tulagi area. The Navy 1111r «i * |-1Nill t-Hl It.! N H I" toit l *- .4'1l n ilTi ft >s m minlr i F•u mr i . I'm Him if m11« nlt'ii .if 1hr »**< I inHi Mnf krr* tnm* r#liMid It now Is engaged mopping 1. 1ritl I t ,i i'kral | *•rl- uml •■Ugh !' *■th , ■.1 It - I'h'h’ ,i' n 1" it I. mu tlutg th*1 Nam **ir forrr ion i ■ f it j* If #»e| n t t h r h u g e b a t e , up tha remnant! of the Japanese •. 1a 1'l ll. . all - l.s |H . ssagiil « - ’ - n*f I 1 *' . ' •k Irwr.k in Ihr d i r liBllir* i>vrr Dtcp- ! Hi* i k " f mm ml11 ft i ha*, t»r r n garrisons cn the lilanda “ recent­ i , *1r 11 I 4 t |■• (■• |n f a* I *nrut* 'lUftlti-m in ■hirdl w ffif * h i r*i i.wtar ifi .) n 11> a rift thr tula I now ly captured" al the eastern rnd |.....1,.,. Iw i t ,, v,l r‘r, tlerrnan ^ jD*k a t. i It iHi «*fl 04H) |ir"ill fill »■ i*1 M 1«(l n . it 11-a» f At 1* •rt'l t If* " k * *1 t o lm*' ii* r t thw ihtHI* •«H1 , t ,1-1 IIr.111 11* i'll 1*'• * (H of the 900-mile-long archipelago. 1....... MYdni-adav rncbid ol a t ;,, . * v-t •frit! •IIst-t •A (Sr 'isTUM* More United Stairs bomlieis fir* M I ai ) Sen l .« .r „n c ihrrd of t l r N »st fight , t 1.■h m All ( If |»4- •••*i «irl i . f v Kirn (M^nnlhlr t| brltii i it a|■toJ!n f . ’ •in MtoH If r r stivrigth in thr wt-atern oc- jI Itkf touched off great aiploalcna at thl-- m<ri» ll |II i; r. It..to H,r H 1*11! At'OIlf 1f*tl |Mf'1 I * I - IDRitf r l hr ra fc ly Ii.i vi r . ■•4 *HI'll cuniesl m nr nf Kurtijie Mirl 1hr 1n %*’" 1mii tha Japanese-occupied U v n o f I'll At iMfl rtf Ihe f i f III Mr. iii rh,‘ II hr I" knl jf» in on*' irift rofnrt o f thr .1,1*00 mfR Th*. a 11 Sin r-r lirided from , b.<i llll'/ 1hrt •M». K..I \ 1Mi V Mg rcrvl o ff rerpinnno ^, ■ I «n an* letil i III 41 ■' * f firrr« that arc to corat 1' r ' hgnl l, lln ir e up tbr F ren ch (Y w a l'* ' ' (fill ml ihr in in. t» « •1f»g M |»ltnncri ft i the ffTran* <>f t.rrinan lira Re all. IiNaval a via t mo railrtc h i n til in u res, alaive liunkerriue. , ‘i r " .......... to, i «• r hi Mi V <11®k . {, V\ Army Ufnftec* w h" i l l ' to l-.to ,.f *hr r I M fi ,i y if.el, 1rt fighting ft f tergu a i'f<» ta> period i>cr|ii l.rfl ! . . f l l n It, rt.-l, dcrlnrc*! rlirtvl Sit* ■* r* 1 n ttH j 2............. 1 here the m nniing o f Aug , m h r i t Street a * • rscre srrircsl mi num erous targets " f final. Intrusive training befn S|ir*t rn. the Vv - j Ii til he V ie ftd at the Band' 1j 1 i h e p u b lic I. i' • < 1 . -i i KaDn a ila r k c l bv tire rauJera r "B "n active, w arfa re duty iTitlri v if'I o f Mo*coto •«1• bell, and the pf**gT»ra will m ifi»| i. no m a tin •■■■+ I « ke Mari in JKihtv aeclo-i im ilh m I' fig ........ . ft i . sln st the A xis p o w e r. W ith o f the flc inirunity o f th o , m Wlfti « iptA ker from tht Orlan luin m on One • *Iv r * *l« •• ■ d f IrlaU r a pilot and the ltd l « i ’|l tuaili* officer# i front IBn T h e f l y i w w r t f e r , nh « n it !*D v A St (Im p . motlr by the ccurk . 1— drive Ti '"•Iv .M t b Jt IdTlfalfTIld f 'tlira#*' I heft l com* ■ha* l«fW . * Boy Seoul turniHit, old, e i » dnnntrtl bv I II flrcldane. I'h" turnrwvw will be vlrtoslly cun raid* w ill t>* p rop ortion al to the J m *burata ,!.. on *the l _art'plrlo " rvl'sHil dev Ssdi^ery .—-- — -- *Ilk, it'oramari -mm, *..■ - [ s|S la r ir i -s- o— month*, u d g i t u for the iiWtKleeto. M r- FOI toll* l l l l l 1ill 1fa>. *I .»* *t, fall* fffe ctiv rn e a a o f th* Germ an *ple« ami most nf the hit* " r n f l'i n H. f llouthfibler. rhftirman o f •hell, rtlltl I Wf pi* i r u n 1ilcr Itobert G am bia <if the Jack hmr ton* »!•.-.( and f i f t h colum nists whom we yerds and locom otive d vin .i. Sc snitvlll* Have baa an n n jn ced . the .Send-off (N mmttter for rrr v r m • «t 1 « to . k B *to h know e r e in our r a ld 'l.” General p « f i 1■ f ■ In lh. IMil ' f I hr —— —- . ------------* ritm turn, announced lh i» m orrilnc ndUff Were lllent Thvfva- W ood declared In an a.Mress U-. •alii. "Griiat muahruoms of yray, rrr.l " ’V ........ .. g I*l1 "Itl .if Ky atm to hi rt,. rod old I’i . ' ' 1* i (allow ing a m m t n g ■>( lh» g r i'ip * » v h i.| ili . Ov 111*1If ■1 Jllfl ll duy—a* they bare buen for almost for* the southeestern peace nff|. sm oke w rnl uu a fter the i. mbs i h|tirtf 1 i * Hi Ihr l o t " were d ro p p cl." laat night al the f o u r ! Ilnuaa 11 •f.rtf In i Itg* • .1 • week—*kbo«t th* fat* of Jam- cers’ co n fe re n ce . W •la k n Ihi lMll.g >•»»* i t " Pn A ll Allied p lan ei rctu rn n l o . ( •llflll n f 1 "ll Th* com m ander o f the O rlando t * " niti 1 1 V hr •- a eh. II - h..... * hi irti 1 SMM force* which fought the T h * , generet aabl a com m on * 1 ly. In ii t* u ft* fh lto to t . Bate h it given fiefrnliatovi f**f in *In* •nml tv f 1.‘ 111 i i t in tn v Ml Anmlean landings In the Tutmgt • *m l g in .I public b e lie f thet Germ an nrients Knur I . " ft! u n r* ' • ml* It! 1 W I toto **n the bond tn |i»rtJri|iate in and Goaialranal apraa. ftiul 'll" ,* rt-lN In h. m i' 1 Mill A" i n to M i l l - . are n eceeM rlly lon g -lim e rrsldrnta g irl. ( u a l r a III Mil sai.I v ' I T a n lo a o r Z r n tiu n p rog reei The -ps-akcr wtn iw to It" S n 11* Tbu winning American threat o f their cn m m u n lllr« nr permjns Ire ................tl U B v Il-o o V II nn o ffice r from ihr base, but hi* *■ ♦ i■11 i If! 1 r l t h r » « • ! • • ' ?l - Ml-« f M|‘ *’<■Ill , M • f all! A|| S* If! ' at the Solomon lilanda yesterday o f T eu ton ic ejclraclb.n ha> proved 1. , Ii .'1 r r i w f t 4r- 4 Tn I ''a •' 1 'In* rt , 1 , In ii---- —-------.-trn lily has no! I*ern air,-on need bit-"''•■I ii 11>1 t -tto.l 111* t a I belt f reached th* advanced stage of fallaciou s. M A kt Van! nt 1' * -* » k " i i i m l state Senator F . ^ Hmiaholder 1 • rtl 1 ..1 « mg >.1 Dug • m *h. I.R k . Mrs Mary J Km>* «> f lh<t„n < a< ■ 1■ ■»«pping-up remnant* of JapancM *»"l Johnson ■• h*»..I >i • M l "B o th pron gs o f thi> prcrnr*e lim it • 1. Ink*-| u. i a 11 * .• * In »In* wjill i f t ■■ * mantel **f f-rein on m hi < ■ r cal S alvage C om m ittee amn ot R H afares* apparently left stranded j tb f l a g . a*ill t.T jilarcil thruugii fiI today toAt the g-reanr ,i-r | that* whin enemy wartklpe •------ are co n tra ry to *11 previous G er­ man p re ce d u re ," he e ip la ln fl the Fourth of July fluh fry ha •ut the citv and the C'>ifiiii‘ttee detaroyed or forced to wlihd 11 11IV , "T h * G erm an agent ts nflert *s i if . ' to f ' The pit pWy project. M*"' ,,r|n»M to the gnvrrmn* *»l 11 • working nr* ackrral 'Ih ii plan* T h r f m i to not a tra ito ro u s rlltsen inst, *,! , f bv the llrAlth I*ts.lt I fid f M •» e 1 ' I k to he d m l to ma*,e « %|*l- > 1ii make t he *e nri I o ff n * ue* e mi tn to fll f< t nrI i h 1 . i a G erm a n ; arul hr often t, slid by the WPA, will lw- r* *iino f m «tvea, Afr«»niing to t Follow ing I he jungrani, nti par • i* r • It l>n« l SI a I r n l t* * i m 1 I • ■ - i -1 •Mo/ erant. m o v in g with others tn * the county Monday who have !«•>• m nny k. . I • .■• M "1 Mr I ' 1' " 1* »on. who ta 1“ rharg*- o f th.* *n.«p m ta h m *t -'"* l " i1 b # V f 11 1 m i * ■In 1 group fro m place to place “ 1 ( V I* D im e, ,unit d irector. ........... *a tv age drive now umler wa. n. braiachr# «f thr Mi>iff* will u« to­ i* l l • f i |I r i r r f i t ••*»*wl, h » t pin 1h alt 1 4M t M IAC h l i t r " V! . M - 1 rou rs® In I n * naked to register and rec#|v8 ll' ■ I .Hemlnolo C ounty. I d> r G eneral W ood said the tactlei today. *,(i l l h n iirR . M i* -1 ■i It 11*1111 ■ m obile. * ray"OnHtUtfBy. itiU greaae would 'ervtce mens errtifk-ales, pruvid 1 lit It I . >. .1 •h«|I -Ii. o f G erm a n y'* eplee and fifth c cl- M l i t #Uo Added ko It! " W r t o .if •A M " " . •I ' |J. unit will com e here fvept u P* hmr9 b ^ n thrown # w a y ,M .h e »ald •■d hy lh® City • t.«.| ■ A h 111 '1 , lirnt *'Thls R^nd*iff umnlala a r e standardised ll'.to b ill I PI a f « . . k to Uke a-niy. wllhnu vh.rgr , D|it nQW ,t w(„ ^ m. Hr |nU l rt ‘ a W r ! w r l i l j n g » l a v * • w||l hon°r the group lea/lng and •t ' M *■» “ T h a y h a r t rarled lltitr in any * 4 j * y « h . w ho CM " " -jjkEr ^ gro lu b cfvu lr-is fo r p ut, „ r add thoar whn bate gnne t«i lh® 11 f r to '» n h . to t* i MM •« k r . e 1- r ■C,’FL:*t« -r -------t-v,t .-,1 , I .. Of th* a p p r 0 * lm * l* ly l » nation* 11 • S ll i ** Sir Job* —nn >f blasting a hole in the cnenMm IlnusHnlder *taled Showing tha Interest gvtncad In that H itle r ha* penetrated nr In­ WaacjUu Also jehool P srl.m 1. t ! 1 t n r r ■ * bua driver*, laundry wr.rV.rs and , ____. . , , ' > . *!<-.I l i o n tl . Sanford In Dor fictHilfiijr, a now vad ed," he t continued Carton* r»f rig ■telle* wrill lie S " 4 ' • Al >nt ( n fact foodhandlvra arc v a p c c t c l to l - ™ k , ‘ r « tV M * h* ;"> n' r' |r'1 ' " I h o t I nt er i 'i.(i' g f i r troop, th* fifth on* In^lh* d t y . rlvtn the draftee* who will n* 1ft •kin,. ,,f 1 lk * ™ »f>uf*etur# nf » » p lo * (v r . ' \ W1 they data back In Ibetr entirety a-ra yed * 1 fT rfrn rr 1 ' n ' tlk wUl t* ofgwniaad tonight at th* • emblt al M .10 A M » week from #„, I hr triii V . I ' . h A WPA rrprrsrntaliir fmnJ Mr#. Oo)d* Wllaon home ,|«r. I - * 1 1 • In f ! A 1 7 - A 1 ’ i fc Bcoat Coorl of Honor t o . ho to th* te a ch ln g i o f Frederick the Orhintlo reccntlv o r g en iic-l » ctvw i sm etrallan n >il»«i In k 'to n a g rn t. ha* i«v»4 'Saturday anii |e*¥i» hfl minute#! 1M ill W -1 U i • H th* n p u e w l Church Great." hmift#wivea to nave all fat* and later for Camp IBsndlng The , l,.v|ftV o f ffi to work rifi" the pH pivy 1 House, starting ol 1:00 oil* w hich are needed at h* m Klkl Lodge, under thr lcad *tlh lp Ka ><1 frojNfft, t ie (VirPOBf o f » h f Dt L T Iw«»* r«alie<l ruler, for rook In f purposed and lh-” to build M nllary pit pnvn W i l l k i e T n M a k e W ii r vnlun tartly m raining rnnd« by w hich arc non-edible, and to popjlaled |w*nit« a here in the great* to local rneai dealt -1 don't reach •olleltlng r*»nlfihutu»fi* Ifir the| ] 'r C S U H 'fl I IS S U t*H I ’n N e a r K i i s l Ovn* who are to pay for it at an •• purchase nf thr rigarette* rring Scouts tonight. W a r n i n g 'I ’ d \ \ i- > " «• eepted rat# per pound I le a b i’ |6fl ban been rullrrled In date, W A S H lS 'r T« MW# hope In give the |»i gewill d#By#r U»# faU to Ihe pm p-r 111ill, Dr. Hat C. Long, rrrentla nade I'rcM-l- n» It" ,i»* * H A - III N f ■T n N V it* .1 1 • g m rle* to m eet im luitrial ner-l. group o f nur rtkrn whn will leave il l 1* i Mm reprraentaUye of. Florida in the b>I 1 Wrmlrll WiMki. a reusing Bend nff, one they w on 't j |V ■Irnl Kn.RrkHt to ii rii« d t |l., frri in manufacturing cip b w lv ea U fa . and star rank*, Townsend movement, will (TIf M1 IM « ftMmg of* ' of» lh® I * 1' 1 fllftoftl1. nf..,,i i;.| .r».'irn- n IiuIhv m •» f«*>unit • lair second class awards tha Townaamd Club* of the ^ If th forget, " said Mr» HouilnMrr, . eifi M in1 r. tun llchr* i t,i S r j r Ml O' '* Itirhl >1 the "fe a r fu l ( el ♦ |n*i HEW YORK. Aug. 21. "11 Congreeatooal Witrlct Sunday at till l.nvo <r i"h «* a n until i KhbI ■M«l It II **111 1 w arp lan .s anil 1 mlcl fm to hat he rallr t "barbartr I n * "k t : U P.M. at th# Court Iton'c. rnu nlrlr- th r f i l t h r»t....|i* ft.f A in r F orce training a tr (»t t r im nanhan a n B. 'grim e*" aga|n*l the r iv ilia f, porni Dr. Long U W*U •ecnmmrndrj 11 " r » nf is ipittijf fn rrlran « s i rffftlt Hint i hv hi i' v % lutinf) , nf A tie rvrt 1l|;nri| rm rit rle i aa an crganlw r and apeakvr. It allpertor to Grrtntny’e in lh* Tbr tn ill t ill kin 1 >.la* 11 of (xiwi'f r u n g )■ 1 bffhrtnl tl B M to n o f B la ff H ergcent l'*ut __________ T b warning wa* i**,ud fnlVfw SvriV, was reported. All ntembm nnd ■~t* f *W ®I F.gypt. A rabia fa b |ng a rejwirt * » n thr S'nrl r * m i II. <AV T h* th* genarat public are im.tr-l to 1 T urkry, 1' «-( and ll ' t|nn “ f bfivtagri till i 'l l . . . |. ,, i President «ar-l ttrltki' m t (Si illt IK Orlando Air Base Scrap Metal Drive Nets Officer To Speak 60,000 Pounds First Day At Big Send-Off o ld T ypew riter » Nazi Espionage Precedes Raids, General States Is C ontributed Band Wi l l Featun In Serao Drive Program At Band Shell On Aug. 211 ■t I ifl j4 T rain nous Will Leave To Work In Shipbuilding Yard Housewives Are Urged To Sell H ealth U nit And WPA Will Work On P it-P riv y Project h New Troop Will Be Formed A t •fy Court Of Honor *M- F.S. Planes Sinks I’hird CR-rmnn Sub'™;; ' rr* yfcrw rssiJB e I Dr, Long Will Spoilk At TownHcnd Meeting Tmir U.S. Air Training, Planes Said Superior tftiS W it 18*067 Civilians Get Commissions In Army to “ ** S r t 'x UC1IIMUO tIVIV lieeasicd CWHIPBIHIM Were Cohiiitg, Reporter Reveals — ii *~ '**- ^ ■* ~ ~ i *" rj?.~___________ m spent them* I •tak. • .; rjsaSsw ^-i», is s L j”..'’,™" srr;;, r StfSSrVsAT of Amirir.ri " ° JNWltoto t l parlance as . 1 *1 M military I "L e ^ fa ^ w n ra to ? tsln ° t t G n had recti Ted Army com flMmen. U ,W l ^ m lutai* daring the « days hr 1 Germans. glanlg* laat Jon* I. brought from | C*pL John Galloway, commend--------- . ,. o f th# 1 Florida Defena* Fart# comment that lh r 'UI1n will ipeak at th# Ro-| Army “ l* F,,,tn r ; tary luncheon Monday at th* Val-, i 'lea Hot,! on th* acllvlllc* o f th« Other h*nd. Secretary I unit, and Its recent maneuver# at ■aid A 1»rf* per- Rock Spring*. appointee# ware Stott# weather bu 'c# a t doctors and other today a tropical ----Stephen Sanford, of ! Palm mi. He aald appolnti alotw the T *i»a coast r(yi) life wouldi d*- Bench, nephew of Mr#. Carol* ------- to rort Arthur ' ae officer*' traffildg Sanford Dow, has entered tha 00-mltee-ocr-hoor. out more and morv United State* Army a* a captain warned o f a damand la at Camo Lee. Va. h.ei I Tropical’ Disturbance t e f f T jr In Texas !i“ '‘t1* '1- " CITY BRIEFS , Train Delivery Of (.aMthe.- nAli*»n* k*hfll w**iH hiipp#n To 2(1 States H a l t e d '" T ,f ,h’ ------Roosevelt Signs \S N^IIINtsTOS Aug 21. i-1N Dependents Hill 1*riji-li urn <Ni ' nlinntor II IJ Bennett Bents Mend trk ri i-ulnv |ir rttilhifpcl th*' m il In Now York Race ami W A S H IN G T O N , A ny 21. i,1“r I'reai'lent R ,, <r a e v e 11 signed today H r hill p -r m il­ ting living allowance* due to ilrprndrnla nf service men to be paid a* anon at the b ook ­ keeping I* com pleted. Th, original bill b*rred payments until Nov. I. f ll.ti l rt. *•' ' • \ to f g # « » Bn, f.. ■•iftl*'* in tht* itntkllp wr*1 un l wti'ithwtost til m mm o tn j rr1ra»r an r*tlTTll»t#»l &,0llfl to 7 ,lirtrt fjtnk fd M ID Mipply CB'I WKATIIER N'KtV VDHh. tu t 21. i4 t— S tole A ttorney rleueral John J. Bennett. J r , wa* unaiiiinoualy nonrlnate-1 I lr m ie r .t ir randirlate fo r govern or „ f New Y ork Thurad a y — againat the wi*S n f e r t t l i dent Rwraevalt tn give Jam es A. I Farley o n , nf the outstand ing elctorlen nf his polltu-il career. to Nomination of Bennett near thla United Stole* Senator Jama* M. grteinfKin in th® toulh and wg*t Msad, who ra rrled presidential portions approval, came on the flrat ballot al tha Democratic alata conven­ tion In Brooklyn. Th# offlcltl vote, liter mad# unanimous, wo* Bennett, <1211 Mead, 893, with »09 votes required for nomination. KLUKIMA night wiib Kath«r warm thurwlfr»how#r® Too Much Talk, Soys President HENDERSON PREDICTS WASHINGTON, Aug. II, OF) —Price Administrator Leon Hen•demon today predicted |f tha Jana lS-Jaly 11 rata lnenata reaUauad on food* oeer which the OPA has �I c k fc - l\ \ \ \ I ------- - I l, ifr -* i - -r - r <? ■"'v*- Let’s Paddle Our Own Canoe The Sanford Herald M t k l h M la I*** mmM I M I M H m r r alui M i M a r aa* s * » * * r I ••■IMS, riwMa 111 Maeaoti* A M * BaHro* «m » M • !• • ■*•••* OM tkff n , i m , at «S# o«W a •• l u M r i M i a ■*4" ’V M • I M an* A » 1 . au LI. ANII U OMAN Mil lav eO M O M JMSAW—•••*»••• M«—<»* I I I I M I B I M RATK1 'a A I i u m Throe Maalha •la Maaika — Year AU aUlaarr a M I« a »*>*• lAaaka. raaalallaaa aaA aallna aal«alala«aaala far IVa • ■ 'fM i ratalaa faa«a Mill a» •har**S ml vaaalar aa«artl«laa raira, *• a( al far fr*— -■ S i w i m m i llrrM M ila , llraa, la*. ra»n*«ala T*a HaraU la I t , aaltaaal flaU at ad w riui.a, Offtraa ara anlalalaa* la it# U .* iflira at al Ik Ik* raaalrr Milk Vrtaa*f rfllra ir fr n la Chime* a*4 M M l kraiaaar t a a ta r t . aka* af T V Tka l l m i a la a A aaiitalrA r n a a aklrfc allllrA la Ik* war tar va* afva lr rail •ahltrailaa al all a r m *l»*alrk*a aaaailra la H ar aal alkrrwtaa aaaallra la Ikla aaarr aa4 atoa vafclUkra krrala. AU right* I* rrvakNrallaa a( IfMtal •Vaalrkra krrala ara alaa rrarrara. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, I* « . BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY OUR BODIES ARE FROM THE EARTH, THEY WILL PERJSH, BUT OUR S I* I R I T U SHOULD BE JOINED TO OOD WOW AND ETERNALLY: For aa a n lad l>y the Spirit of God, thry art Dir rcma of Dial- Romani 0:14, Itir FI I Tha fly, though not irtvii.it In, Cemaa anyhp*, awl bring* hi* h kia. alniul M.r • plara al i fir*l, l JUI of ciploraUiry Iblral, Anil Ilka an Alplnr rlimlirr Senator Reynolds’ demand in the Senate that the United State* force England to grant Immediate Indcpendf c-nco to India was soundly squelched b y his colleagues, who realize that the Indian situation doesn 't lend Itself to slm* le solution and that it III behoves this country to interfere f i the a ffa irs uf any ally with respect to sociological problems when there is still much to d o along tills line at home. Mr. Reynolds, It would appear, w as merely playing fur the headlines, fo r it is pretty generally recognized that the mere granting o f Indian independence doesn't solve any problem , but, In fact, creates other problem s Just as trouble­ som e us Gandhi's civil disobedience camjmign. The M «C Jems, w h o do most o f the figh tin g fo r Britain, don’t think well o f nny plan giving the Mahatma anil his followers the authority to govern Imlin. , Mohnmmcnd Jlnnah, a Moslem leader, has said that he, and the manv millions o f Moslems fo r whom he speaks, would o b je ct to Britain m aking any agreement with Gandhi Which m ight threaten the m inority righ ts o f the Moslems. A ccordin g to the very astute writer, Mark Sullivan, "ThU is w hat has troubled Britain all along. Not only would it l>c unwise and dangerous to offen d th e Moslems in India. T here nre, besides, millions o f Moslems outside India, who.se frjendllncss Is Important to Britain and the other United Nations, and who might bo alienated b y concessions Britain m ight make to Gandhi. A nd this Ifindu-Moslem complex Is but one o f several Intricacies which make the Indian problem very large nnd very d ifficu lt.” Mr. Bulllvan also says th at “ One o f the many reasons fo r ou r staying out o f the Indian problem Is that entering It would become it precedent, it would stir up trouble­ maker* everywhere. T here are In several British depend­ encies problem s similar to the HIndu-Moslem one In India. TTiere Is a potential problem In China. In that country everybody Is loyally and earnestly united for winning the war. But domestically there am latent Ideological d iffer­ ences with large groups ranged on opposite sides. If the governm ent o f the United States sets jlseir up ns arbitrator o f dom estic differences within other nations nllled with us, we shall Iihvd plenty to do— b u t the single pur)s<se of win­ ning tho war will not bo fu rth ered." It seems to us that G reat Britain has shown almost super human patience with tho Indian problem amt we doubt If we could have clone any better. W e feel this rm m lry should lav "hands o f f " ana support the British In llie full­ est In whatever course they feel will help In prosecuting tho war. «rs«H W jS^rT tSV y?’' '•'»• S F w S ’ V’ •*'■*’f nSKfp, ^ 0 $ ! vnd a Svaman, 2nd Claw, svltb Uncla Sam'* Navy- Joa Joload Navy or of Jana Janaary, •W on . . . the. eighth ... 1042, and was sent to aoa In Februaiy. Jo* attended oar Semi nolv *crhooia and latar graduated from the Carlyla Military dvmy. Joe, . *1 you -alwajr* - . . . did . . . like in th* Ordnance Departaaaat. P?L D. L. LltUv, SSlvt Ordnane* C o, Tyndall Field, toninta Qty, Flortdy. Th* leva you hear from boy, th* oftvner you abaaid him. II*’* either aorklsg eiriliter thine* and If thay I« in nr, perhaps, ■la Joat wrreg'l* mem down. We all gvt that way sow V exciting at you made them •a. W# ar* and then durine tSea* day*, you It and gild you love that *hlp. Horry , knci* Who rnuld dl*put* ean't tell more about it, belts b* eutnplvtelr honeatT Bo writ* 'i t floellag, kbit ycm.- *o|dle/. Scrap Metal Drive Nets 60,000 PoundsFIrstDay ICMII.M* frta P »«» On*) ami vital material that thl* coontry can me bill td," aald Judge E. F. Ilouebolder. "CitUena can heal help In th* preaent emcrgriK-y due to metal abortage, by donating all th* acrap Iron and metal* that they have no ua* fo r at Die aon o( Mr. and prvtent time," he added. Here'* ok* near* of Eddla Bel- „ Ralph Went, ■ w" v; Salford, din, *on of Mr. and Mra. C. L -lu r».Leall# "*n t of County Agent C. It. Dawaon, rn. * a* M. • ,. . *■ * * . 1 > 1 .. I A i k . _ b I uui t I Ined the AtNaw about •th# Jtth of Bvidln. It it Herrranl lleldln now general chairman of tha acrap •verybody. drive eald no pier* o f metal I* FUidlr* ipncmulkiri waa wap in Norfolk mora than *'Six- or imall, to give and by way earned at Iht Army Air Forte* right week* when he waa aent too Gunnery .School at Tyndall Field. lo New Zealand. He *ay* every­ of demonatration, gravely drop­ thing I* ‘fin* and "pfvaa* aay ped dog llcenea No. 00213 for Panama City. Florida. friend*." Ralph 1041 into hi* Junk collection. It was earned by a lot o f hard hello to mr work, too, b- to/npleting *uete*a- letter waa mailed the 20th of “ Dink" th* dog In queatlon I* fully the Intenilve fit# wtakA May and wa* received two waeka now •nerting a brand new |0t2 tag. No. 74V07 prevented by Dr, court* given nicked men at it* agtk OF, kid, we’re doing It and C. W. Baker for good behavior gunnery vchool to qualify them Sere'* a great big HELLO right during the ordeal of rabies vac­ aa top-notch aerial gunner*. Loaving Tyndall Field, Rer back to you. You har* a load of cination. gaast TB*liln' wltl 'be 'returltad t^,1Dienda hvr* pulllne for you. We W. A. Laffler, president of the fill home field at Blythe, Ctllf ' *•"» «>»■. * kddfias for Chamber o f Commerce, which it ilia nett vtep may be transfer l<*) f* n I" a**fetlng In th* drive, ha* had part* unknown. Wherever you go.' *''l*rM**5* him In ear* letten sent to all member* of the Eddie, let ui keeu up with youlgf hl* t‘*r*nt*. IM E«*t . ISth organ Itali on, aollcltlng their tug for wa want to keep thla chain ' . . . , .. port of th* project. i f new* going for all o f you h*J been In Ih* Na- . "Seminole County’* record for boy* ‘out there1, Hood luck, ger 1,“ n* 1 hub attaining their auota on all drive* geant, end mat you always ‘ h li; »‘ f?r e ./,?uJcho*e the Navy for th!, the bull’, eye. (Hope he’ll be y.|. - M'- 'V,,» ^ ,1ta , « • . m * aboard, In lh« war effort ha* been at­ tained with th* viceptkm o f thu low and tr»v* bock teeth!) i Ship Ahoyl ________ The citlteni of Seminole Coun- drive for acrap metal." .Mr. LefW# have Norman Jrnninga ad ' / Mf; Martin Her aald. " F o r . varicua rraton*, drew thl* week and we aurely Anderaon of The Ortindo Mom- we have not acruUhed th* >urwere gtad to g*t It. Norman, y o i , B ,50f! f r1 8 u .r face of acrap metal In Kemlnoto know, left for the Navy along. " r. h * recognition of their ef- County, and thl* D th* m oil Im­ with Tommy Men, ami Bob Hick D“ lhf ' 1’ f0'; portant drive facing the county ....... .la: .. Nor .. ,lirr* >l«*»e Send Off. He haiiand the whole United State* lo. aon. Norman'*. addrrea man S. Jenning*. Unit X-PUtoo.. t’" ' 1. m.UfS ,nd of-;day w: 114. Norfolk. Virginia. Norm*., :''-."*'r‘I.rs‘ '•* FRIDAY, AUGUST I I , 1M L nubllah th# names re-, schooling to sgrecteea who barely willing to be nuoted by name. scraped by their literacy testa. Meanwhile, wlthtb th# regular routine of Army life, two million young American* art taking th* War Department’* "Orientation Coarse far Military I’ersonncl." In a aeries of lecture* by officer* and civilian *p*cialbt*, they are taught *uch subject* a* hUUry, economics, geography and Inter­ national relation*. said Roscnman U finding *0 many different opinions among the va­ rious government agencies that he f»Ti that th* administration dd be anlattack on Inflation should fled by putting til th* impor tent officials connected with the problem on the same committee. “Super” Board May Handle Inflation Job Ahved. with compute Bn* WASHINGTON, Aug. XI. M V Authoritative source* agreed Thursday that after Judge Rosenman finished his check-up on keeping down the cotl of living, he would recommend to President Roosevelt the crertlon of a ” *U. per" board to handle the Job. These *ouires, who were un­ ARCADE Package Store COLD WAVE of Mint CJa, Stow. Gin, a Dry Cta, Ram, nod fvodka. /O. P. FARRELL. Prop, rhea* SMS. Mather Bldg, (Formerly Baggett’a Uq. Btore) The FLORIDA HOTEL AND CAFE N ew Management— Reduced Rale*. Coo) R oom s W ith Bath And New Beds. Good Home-Cooked Meal*, Like Home. Lets Meet— J. L. & J, A. Childre, Mgra. Now— ! “That Feminine I*ook” Is more Important than evert 1C* up to ns lo keep up morale at home, so look to your hair to look your prrtllral! - a good many of u* do n-.t cn- tarter, ChglrwanI Llialrman (lc„ UrH, Ju„ 7whil ,h„ t « r, p »ay» the Navy’* Wonderful. Ifojw t,'*,r,l by Mr CaHer, ( ih.- Selective Service Board, It will lie kind In yo 1. too. Nor he mean* to the ateel manufacturer*. man. M.miPwny, wi- IF-Ink It will ■■ Dint Ihoar (utweribera Itrganlle** o f the amount of Iron* (minty may know who among ore mined, It I* absolutely eesen I tial ln the production o f steel to John (Whiter) Ht. Clair While. them is Iravlng for service. ___ _activity ...... ..................... _ I have sufficient scrap scrap to mix with White, Jr., of Hanford i* at Camp How. thl* waa brought, Kurker, whlc't It filu iln l in Ala t<> Mr. An.ler*on>' atl*ntion.**wwi tn other word*, Mention, wai ihe Iron ore. bam* brtwrrn Ibdlian ami Otark lot know we onlyy know lFst|f< that 1 'r , l‘ could , ha romparcd to the lie list been doing a) good deal » ‘ieiin two editor* rin get together] leaven In bread, as It I* albsoluteof driving for officer* ‘ Itelweeu Ihe same pi it—that It; ly euentlal la produce the proper town*', and wo b*l, Whltey, you real rn-operation 1 Ami It’ s going »leel,” get a kick out of jL I,. Ink* rooper.'llnn of this ..................kind Jol n ha* nut yrt ri.inpUtrrl hi- on the part of all of UI to will training He is with the Supply this war Thank you, Mr. AnderDlvlslnn helping to keep tupplle- i on mid you, Mr. Dean. K ing up to the fii.nl We know '• doing a gw*! Job, too. Victory Curl .......... $5.50 ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON 117 N. Park A t*. — Phone 717 Illiteracy Hus Caused Trouble For Uncle Sam Atop th# pirlurra on th,- walla. Our War of Nerves You ran niblrr** Joh n: P vt. St IwHoy Ettrldge, eon of Mrs Or, With ail ullrr lark of fmllnv. Clair While. II g. end M P. Co Fdna Hookror of 422 Rummrrlln -Walk* u|>*kl<- •Irrwrti arruaa Ibr Division, Comp Ituekrr, Ala A venue, Hanford, enlisted In the In lh«. nlmencH o f nmro complcti* Information, and tho Nlst falling. Fama. |*-t os have mure news aJun* . . . “ » SAM UEL A. TOW ER ’ Jf# aoarr ami and i>ftm prent-llft- o f ronflirtiliK rlalms, it is d ifficu lt In put first jmu progress, liny, sod here'* l» lh t e m £ r r ,n ‘ * Unt“ WA8HINOTON. Aug. 21. (W ’’ land* IhiiiRs first in considering the developments on the fiphlinif you! Hoy*, there sre Ivtween 40 ami Hut. listen. the boy's doing ‘ hi* i war of machines ’ } U p o n your fnrrlirad, fn,*a, or fronts. SO Seminole b .y i eoming out to plenty all right. He I* with th‘ f, w,,r °{ PnN»uft«®" or ■ war bf P ‘, v i Band*. | The iningirmtion is cajilured, and the impulses -lirretl. Join you Yessir, tie biggest ICrapitAl Corp* and hii been V B ~yt ncid» up lo the nectl| f ‘ II* kihltiea when )ou'rr at lablr I hy the raid and lamliiiR* on Dieppe, especially hy its audn- crowd yet, *n,l your hnmefolka lertid for a .nurse In itutcuctlon ^0r , bt*. educated people on the S,T A nil sample* all the fmal tw’ i 1 tho front fang.us tradt *haltlafleltl and behind tk ilty mid the hljfh ^mirage required o f those forming the are planning a great ‘ Send O ff tn ..nr of the shiv, We are planning It, not only in ><ti.M.ls l)i>fnre enlliting, ho had lines And though be lean-* whenever j Fpearhoml, their honor, hot for all of y .., t!»i «•*■• years Nn Mofitverde and, I-ook at Ihe American aoldler, ' Shooed, 1 It is a rompletn scale ojieralioii, nppnrently, success-- who have gone, at well lalrr ■me yeir at ih* Cartysle 1042 model, compared tt> hi* spThey have an the morning o! Milttnry HcWi), Hamburg, B. C. onsite number in tho flrat World R s row■* again wb. it lu ,h*' I fully utilizing oil rnpilred renuurcoi in co-onllimtion, nl* ‘ -| mo<ei A u£. T.I He starwli six feet, three Inches. War. Schooldays have takrn up ,,-Jlhm igh ft was nut a full-scale Invasion. - .jTport ^ .nunnv W « * wher# There'll he fh gs and a band Boy. y«u can ktv>ch 'em all a lot more of Jo* Private** life S beach,tie *ita I Yet it share*, by reason o f its UmliiR, with interest ami—hut turn In the l|r*t page over' , In the 2fi year* between wars. ■ n» hU wing* and ml.. |in the changti o f comm and In Effyid, the nniiouncemfcnt of of Ibis issue and there you will I eltny’s address I*: 1-oRny Ra- Thirty percent of white selectees find the story. We hope that tridge, A. B, U. R. N. Hospital j i -v t * ... . . . I the arrival t h e r e o f 11 Inrge American fiRhtinu cnnliiiRcnt. rvery person in Seminole Count) are high school graduates against orpa School, Course "A "—Ports- 4 percent' In World! War 1. uml Illiflffivlng TeaehNl" lip p,pwllUie snfti landing In Britain o f another jp-eot addition to who Is In anyway connected wrl! mouth Virginia. VI 'latte.), jthe American forces, the Rrswlng assurance that the Sokj- any uns uf you nut thier w\IUi Yming man, you're due nur re- 1 1 „ percent ara college met against 8 percent In 1017. The end romra nuickl/; b* 1.1 nion Island operations were Successful, the American bond) Unrl Sam's fighting forces, tllUspect—and you've got It? educational level of Nrgro selec­ tur out to do your honor. swatted. -------jnj{|, HoUcn |,|U| tho Aleutian activity which m *y h<J tee* also hat Increased greatly. And. Fomefoika, let's build that The boys already ln service indlcateC by the reported sinking of a Japanese submarine. crowd In flee thousand 1 And Sunday afternoon tha telephone ring, and guts* what! have plenty on the ball. But tn O f great significance in the far flung and varied scene •Mn Homer Little has two waa Waltr Haynes, home fee IU growing needs for manpower, ■J No matter what you think <d is the stiffen in g o f the Russian resistance, with Indication, brothers In the service. They are It waa Walter Haynes, boat* lor the Army has run smack up . the frre*»ury'» new program, the o f offen sive actions o f some size, highlighted hy tho Soviet the sons of Mr. and Mr* Ft A. It much trouble lust for j i . Walter against ‘ to* Illiteracy problem. * Use* won't lie aa l>a<f ** the A lii uir Immblngs on East and West Prussia.’ Howell of Frtflth A»e., and both that mad* us Very happy. Wa Rom* 433,000 young men W hile wo wait to see the pieces fit themselves together, boys graduated her* from tha don't know whether w* were Hap­ flonkad Urn Army's minimum iitW - jSeminole High School. pier over .that nice little attention trscy requirements because they fi * - | Itorrlrane weather la on Ibr through the tumult and the fighting, the delays, success* Ib.lh buys, too, were brilliant ef yours or the fact that you won lacked a fourth th grade education, •; ' war, and most uf ui won't mind and failures, It becomes apparent that one great tool of fw.t-ball players. iu-member your wings aa a Navigation Cadet or couldn't read an ordinary ' j little atlr In the air ami nn "Tiger" (Robert) Howell. larkleT at T uner Field, Albany Field, twwipaper, Approiimataty 110,■one will object to a good drew ti­ modern w arfare has been seized and U being used with Ami remember Cllffonl. (Mato), Georgia. That make* you now a D00 of them were physically i-A, e ffe ct by . United N ations— harassment. PI. re In. win played end! 2nd Lieutenant 'In the Army Air that th# « ) Bivalent of fifteen Hitler and H lrohito are guessing, and fearfully. Th Well, Robert left with the Na­ Forcae. That's grand, for yea divisions of able-bodied fighting tional Guard*. He li In the die- had to put op a fight for mtrb Th* German* didn't kru.w wliat clem ent o f surprise has been too successfully employed by pepiary. t o i l summer he waa recognition, havln] ring to comrdsta men wen eliminated from mili­ struck them at ■ Dieppe. They the United States and our allies, recently, to indicate other ten lo Ft. Sam Huston, Ban An1 with men of advanced college tary lerrlee. •Sited the raid1• full-scale In wise. New th* Army has started a ; li.nio. Ten* for special training. education. kaskiM attempt, which goes to campaign of it* own—to 1We understand that upon comWe have opened offensive fronts and a war o f nerves Many of us’ ara Ignorant of ' show how confuted thsy were Its discarded manpower is nn Imixirtant and telling element o f our o|>erntlonM.— i-l.-tton at (hat course, hr waa these various training schools and reclaim .iualific.1 as a Sergeant Trchnl- what they mean, but Turner la aa material. Illiterate* who can un­ Miami ilernld. fin. TFal*a pretty good, wr’d advanced firing school, on* of a derstand simple coipmantis mvl A midnight curfew has hern «:y. and don’t forget that nlek- group of Air B**«*. which ilea coi com- "poet*** ability to absorb milll adopted In Mlhml ban, and such ___ mine if you ever reach Ih* p o m ■•___ tha_ _ _Southeast Army - fa that, Gw Idea being that some memy. .— ■ • |rura** . Tralalng Center (c How or other the Fond* on the WHAT ABOUT YOUR SOLDIER? Robert’s address let pfc. Ro­ that *ri*lion cadets, its, both Mg queatlon U whether '» men's t h have something U do with By MSB. ERNEST HOUJHOLDER bert a_ Howell Jr- A. 8. h i, narigaUon, are ' draft, beard shall make him go morail 204117ml, Med. betsek, Ft. Beh- for their final phase ef trail to acheol tofore induction nlng. CJ* Good luck. Tigeri rl* which culminate* in their rat... whether the Army shall take scouts out and, which received your precious Well, you Cllffonl has been tiring in lug their much coveted wing* and store* af hie education after In­ tot of big concerns are pub- around’ and about bt thf Atlantic,1cargo and waa later torpedoed, West Palm Beach for sometime, eommleeion aa second lieutenant duction. In soma camps the Africa, Inland, w* also ,nay . homag*. Captain, lie married lher* a resident girl, In the Army Air Faros*. Uthlng advertisements with pic the Pacific| --------------.. Army has bean giving sddi Jitkmal Iceland, Auitralia, Itawati—oh, , w* pray that iK ? you yo ami your'ersw the daughter of a doctor. For tu m showing t _ . _ __ W# are v*rv gtad to hava hgd were •aavrd severe) years h* w v ■ tow. From the aray thing* look, we have you Seminole boy* every- ar* safe. That yi salesman this complete picture from f e Jfother, our car o( tomorrow will where—If any of you r***h Italy,' by a prising shlip Just as was fo lie National Blsct t___ Biscuit Company; Public Ju u tiaiu Officers at Turnkick the to* right out ef ole this pourh of mall ms from tha Phil Itn-dewn wrack. THE CbOLEST SPOT present ha tin be addrseeadt Mussolini's boot, wont you? pplnss. Pvt. Clifford W. Howell, Co. "D?, w % S S r t t o to know that Can you hear ut back H*raI | And wh*t a miracle that In all MUh Tog. Camp Woltera, much ecb good la with you. IN T O W N - ' The Flying Fortreessa have Wall, Iff you can, you can J(hat great Pacific Ocean a ship T e n s. ean probprou-rahat •falW* again. TltD time 24 of ably hear th* tractors, d*nicks, should have sighted a mall pouev Well, Clifford, we think you, H«r*> to happy and safe landt ’em made a raid on Abbeville, rament-ml****, Famm*r*,chl**l*—. floating on the surracsl Such a too. win know how to handle the Inga always for'you, lltila 'ncigb‘neigh> '/ Franc*, carried out thalr mission all H? tha tools of building Industry|Bttlc thing It must Kara teamed. ol# Aria when you reach It And tort (Well, jr ...........................' Hag iBduatiT tlttia to — ' ua.) successfully and returned to clattering ***v out at Baafords drinks _____o_f _________ Baaforda (Yet, think lb* wealth It held.) to you, goad hick, too, mate) , their base without any toaie*. great operation sir baa*. Every; And Oat torn*- Every: that look-out, look-out. you aa* Had tm la for you,1 you. Warned Im issi the ik* valoaU* vsiustJ, lt* Blow, every clatter. Is, ____ r fool-ha An’ here’s another ‘UtUe* tor. s* wa understand It,.this never evvrlooking , ........ .... noting little Homer LitUe*a brother. He fear,: Roosevelt ha* hist declared i* to to a gn at for.oh........... , a good sailor) UUl* *****' D. L. Utile and to . wns too* i the heads of some of our •peeUllwd, adrancad courage. - . Jack'* letter made ttot drama- Homer'* for. some time. II* nmental agencies have been sort of ‘post-graduate1 f°rit|< voyaga. g too much. That comet our finest, our w, Jack, dear toy, How Uke n Sol, Yoc’r* net u i *. a n ia a* clot* to acorinc a bull'* flyer*- In other ____ ___* dlcr that Utter nude. Hera ar* Citft as anything w* have ever compute (hie »«*n<Jo<1., raurse, fa „ nr buddleei "Deer , Dad sod Virginlu-1l don’t knew l i n .i.iin u t n ' I»hrn or If Uila,will rsaeh you, l fill 1 u-boala are t M wrath ather .too hot T H IS COUPON ' for :T I ] I Je • T H E E A N FO B P H E R A LD . BAKPOHD. F t Q g t P i: ~ PAG E TW O toomn * JWIv- ■■j’ -'i’ * ' /)(» ^ **■' Butter K(J(iS For-*Uncle Sami You'll get higher egg production with economy hv frcdlng your hens TU XED O E(its LAY IN G MAHII. HAHY ( ’ HICK TIME IS A L L THE T IM E ! SEE US FOR HAHY CH ICK# N O W ! HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE Corner Saaford Arana* A Second Street .Jt'l Phase 1SS Special Sa MEN’S SUMMER SHOES Nunn BuHh Freeman ... Freeman Champion Star Brand ....$10.00 Value.... $8.45 ...... 8.75Value.......... 7.45 .... 6.85Value.:......r...5.45 .. 5.85Value.......4.45 mu- ? ’<A iss BILL’S PACKAGE STOKE ft BAR nm mmmm toS»r?.ra : . you may keep that FA SH IO N . L O 0 K « « i d Ywir cM h re lo (A t . 310 E. Fourth St CLEANERS - •", =jil,i* DYERS © *a -» - . A « * r s 2 r . . & a: .nd Hera, Soldier*. U n little Oraeobelar list*) tn While -------- WSM Vs. I* aJmml A O W T C . B . D AW SO N , » f» » l. are sailer. P lM t 4 7 * I WRjjta ilS l Hello far ami TftfSVSfSL'HSAi?" eny letters since It la n letter from N elson 's tot tor, X have pcrap mftUriftl w hich 1 ' " I V 1m i I ; ’ - ‘V y v I l G l " lo tha D | a , GoventmMlt ’ t ft* ti-WSF. VKD-'lj? ; * ? i- t w fe lft V f -jt r » t’ 1 % k 1 'y-’ f' 1•t vf» ^ v |1. Vv W hen c h a p fih c G row ing lla a h ttulke It X -C B L PHONE 9149 �I ■’ •• • ' * V r t p a y , AUGUST ^ 1 .1912. . ■.__ L. lUil 1 1 . i■ TH E S I N F O R 0 H E R A ID , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A PAGE T O R E ® 1 largest atnmmt •Social ’ And Personal Activities M ARJO RIE ROSA COGI1URN, S o d e ly •Social ti* Calendar Editor \ sdvlsor P e r s o nal s 1 Sanfard cltlirn* a n a*k*d by Mr and Mr* Karin Thome of ,b* miniaterial a.iocU tlon to ob,.,’rv,! lw o ^ inu,p* o f prayar each Dalton tin arv visiting Mr. and Mr* t \V Itbill and family ** nou1.. Thf W om rn’* InterdeiwminiMi>* June Knrmrr of Macon, tmnal Circle will meet at Heard all Chaple, 3:00 I’ MGo . " h Las Inuri visiting relaDr. Hal C. U n it, Townren.ij ,lv*'' hrr' ,r,t Fifth Congressional District rtp-1 rrsentatlve, will address the' L \l Swain, Jr. o f Charleston, Townsendite* of the district ln*S ' »• spending a week hare the Court House at 2 3 0 PM . *»th hi- famtl) d irection . The public is invitrd. Sanford rltirm i are aikrd by Mi** Vi ra Phillips I* improv­ TU ESD AY A story hour under the direc­ ing from ii recent Hines* at her tion o f Mrs. Richard Katun, for horn* «»n Ijiurel Avenue. M IIT HITLER HARO . . . grammar school buys and girls Mr .in*! Mm Sandy Amlrraoii, BUY MORE BONDS! will In- held in the public library who hi*be tnwn in Aberdeen, N. al .Toil p. M. r f i the past several weeks, MONDAY havi' returned home. The playground o f Southstde Primary School will be open from Mis* Lucia Peeples of Ailatua, 0:30 A.M. to 11:45 A .if. under who ha* iwren the house-guest of the direction of Mra. Lee Samuels. Mi*« Mary Wiggins, left today for The Truth Seekers class of the her home C d U ea rfy. Methadiit Church will have Its Mi«s Jane Brnsijfi left today regular meeting in the church annex at 3:00 P M to Mbit relatives In Miami. Sh« Mrs. Irene Watt. 1928 Maple Wii- accompanied by Bobby Ben­ * blast* HU Avenue, will enroll children In son of Ft. Myrr». who had lusen school grades from the First to tpentfmg *i short time here w a y Into the Sixth for two weeks’ roachIng. Telephone f i l l J m oney )t K Stewart Jr wh«i ha* Hanford clturns are asked by »■„ v *«it mg hi* it11111 and uncle, the ministerial association to ah* Mr Mr* I I Milrhtd, Wf* •rrve iwo minutes o f prayer each lin- aftrrntaui lo retiirn tn bis fay at noon. htimr 11, Atlanta m Today & Saturday DOUBLE BILL ROBINSON WEDNESDAY FDR ° U T ia u » 1 KUirida toiffoM-d n spinal injury, has l*eeti tu* Ii*i(tie on I V l c r y Z . Johnson, ii l td i* i rsfinv nuieiJy and Mrs Jr entertaineil with a spaghetti supper and surprise birthday p ar­ ty for M r J o h n * n's fat her. Wed* iirsiiay even in g nt 5 .DO o'clock The guest list include*! Mr. Sine* tmirii .ilv.n rn work it litinir ilttn* m v.rim i. firld. t■ prrpurT for (hr mrn in the v ln who will h* .latianad h»r», lh* Rr*. Jt t i A. Toll*. pa’rtoT ot T h , Firat M tthodl.t churrh, hat rhown a tublrrt of “ vital int*r**l fo lh* W ar E ffort and thr d»f*iv and protaetkm of lh* propl# of Banfortl *nd thr yountf turn who will b* *Utlcn*d h «rr.“ for Sun­ day at th* 11:00 A H . **rvirr R*v. Toll* will a*r * . hi. tubJ*Ct, “ Hailing f!|o*r to Short” , a* h* polnta out *om* of thr lr»aon* Iramrd hy othrr town* and many problem* whtrh ran lw •Toldeil by Sanfonl if thr proper preparation* are madr in adranr*. public la Invited to attend. |Hiin porn xmiiiss were placol alxtid the bifllitlng a d j o i n ittif the pat u» T h e punch table at Die room's wc»l md wss «iecv*rfiteil wifti f e r n IT.. ft L o w i n g young peupl*» were in v itmi tn at lend the ilsjicc: the Mis*es Martha Perkin*. June Thigpen, Ann Wiggins, Jean liar •prf, Kilt* he th Fite, Helen Hut­ chison* Kathryn Wiggins, Father Ine (dark. Camille ifaltrn, M dred Robson. Mary Ann Wrlcbel Betty CVrmali, Nancy t uliut». Patty l l o i l p , Audrey Bach. J *«m G eorg e M ontgom ery (r ig h t ) J‘»hn Sutton may look sltghtlv WOtw fr»r the w ear, but as tw o f i g h t t u ver *a> die radet* m £0th (V ntury-F ox*s " T e n G entlem en From W est P u in t/’ I heir •pirn is undintntr«l T he tw*t stars provide identv o f urtn»n in the f i l n ami together with M aureen O 'H ara, m*»k. u ,.nc to irn irm lm show ing* Sunday and M onday i t the Hu* l h« ntet 1liNtxrm i’lli'Mi11 1 111 h < 11 in* i «i 11.\ 1 1* r v H iirsniliam . s fi o ls lsr ftsn f i>t 1 A ** *1 :lt h nr |4lM*i >*4I A, II (burr t< ttfiih lp ii 141* 1 Take It Or Leave It Missen Hurkey And W right Are In P.S.O. Miss Klllwto tit HafVi - I iiib at Frew r i i i : » m * r m n t u n m 1 11 r u m .... , , * %%* k r*.f» . s i lh 1 .»■ a T*dlw l*a*i**t II o v r l l l i g ■ ViD lltlOf, t>. < A ii r». Mlaa Louie* ill** PlUabeth 1 h. n . b p m t l o i * • Ihvih I f i r hi m. f" >m> hi rk ■r/ am| I Iff irhipr* V.« l i| t l i d * I 'l l i i M in i w wiirMrif orkirif U»Mi|! ( W IEB0LD T STUDIO ci ty I 'lt lN I I M . si i uM I* \ N Y ’d ** * “SS w s * *»*i. Ini- t*f** •, vo 111 S he Him r * *1 *.*>i* . and idux n 1 b* i.x i nv i h 1 i- * 1 < Hce ordiini \s«latnttl t. - i f * * *rC|rt.«» V I i ill J-tndl im ; II XI K i n s i lit H II nt the S o n 1 - Mill U Mi-- M * ' n of S«nf«*»*i sb* ► •111 iec tci | with Bmpt* 1 1 I 1,11tit work -*r i n i 1»111 » 1 i n in li •*'!*« ♦ *« ' •* t i IX in 1 « 1 1 1 *i 1 Scrap Snl\ agers \sketl Cor Sto« kiim> 1 lb* Juro* i I V hf M| | n oli 111**V- 1 •Mfi 11 -al»«kg < in m i l or 1.*111 I-i»f f » a 1i * U i M • • i ■km M 7 H,J b * * n1itg tVoriklp * W**lit*y<l»i HfMt'f * Cl 1 (thunf ■ to; Ttir fi * CitnlnR hcMk* • »« I* I* Wo«4sr si it i i t vt XVp«l n rods t Ill*l S\r#l* »• r*i i ut Iv i I'Uinbi itii a r f bt ref ftf .lrd fa. • ■»*• •lliiti|>« w •tl * It M I 1*1 1 s t i M l M< II i D v - ' h • J « . P an 1Ml sf. » i h A %e »• i It H. i*'i**i| * t t St A 11 SS o f ■ Ik11* Tr lining Cnton •i «l (St it t -* tl t** IMg t l- * d is •« A JW I r ►* * a (• * 4i r*t » i ►f id*I -ill -I •t II oivri i•'kf l' " si ,vi i • is mi ■ 'i i > 1 * ml tin* A * « *1 (•*•» tX 1 . II "ILa 11* —111 r Mh'lomt t |*tl|.|r h ii l o n g Ml g ill • »^*l 1 Sr Drt'ss ►*■111, ft* I* r ai uus •'i• .i t |... i Shirts 59 A *a Misd's' SM SIM DltKSSKS fc.n ,4 p.i\» l!ti\ s’ Slack I . *I I«!*»/• * 2 -8 8 Sucks . ip. - ■ : in l ! \ l IH .'ll s l ’llll I i.un IV | * ll.ii . 11 M I .-!♦ III III - 1 Mi-- r ill IT l*l» I *». Si H ** t ‘ I* It ( l i t Mill III' !»•» v t: m i s tlifts y grpM-ti r" • irh ln i 1 .04 .V i »ii • |* 'Id -U ta h It 1* ■ * • • i iu r si Tt»#r* i« m flung in* 1-tfiK.A l' *»al» SAM*M« i s hi i«h v II A i Mi»« i*« m i n r 1.0 P A N T IL ;OH' ln XX XX • t liltaiK » | (HI SLIP Mi, ,\ x t.x v. SLIP *1 J | >•« lit r s ( t su m i s Mm ‘- l o b MM h Sil t t«*t| It a ii *.11 III " ■ It* . 1i , i If I ItfMltli'IJ f 1 > a|«a r it!-nil r M SIurn ins *-■• •<t- 11 **4* A w KtrnDtK IbSN I II 2 .9 8 1- till, im M anti ^ tiwlay ii ti. -p XV**| ■•w«nii A ft IE- a*nlt *a W M L r .m HAVE M r r n iim ^ c m hi ii I 'li#pvV* Iter. II M M'nklh, I'ailnr "•indsy I• **• A II r rthmrtilnf II*ft l*,*\ *« *•« A If, Mnj«g Ceop **■* H-ovIt * 1 •* p If, WASHING MACHINES, FLOOR AND TABLE LAMPS, RADIOS AND INNERSPRING MATTRESSES lust Last Twice As Lour! To Clean li Them Often Is The AnsWerl I' Men’* Fell (Cleaned and Itlochrd) HATS 6 5 c THE SIGNS IN OUR WINDOWS MEAN THAT T H E R E W I L L B E N O M O R E WHEN PRESENT STOCKS ARE SOLD! •••.*'-4 rc‘- A11 in*1 ii* ■rnn il m mol t Idaho mol W ,i*imig*■• bo It* hr 1 li> **l McKay Truluck, Clarence McK«->-.i 1V. V Miss Wllhstmvne W|e|**»|i Billy Fltmlnir, Rajrmnml H<-rl l.tlr* ch ara* " f tv in — 1 . 1. . . Bobby (Jut, (ilrnn Odham, Miller W*<]rt**4*T *11,1 w. . . a.r. i- . William*. Sam Thotmcrvl. ( i M t c i ** |* M C« * »* a * * * * t * h l , V I I I .«• *il • r. m l c k p * Frank Johnaon, Alfred Dnudn iy, N fll Powril, B#h Callahan. I>*r Illtaiar aaaaiov. L oatiw ooii rail L c iiln r. H*«h Welch*!. Kail H.nlc** aiupva4.il (nr tam in'’ JcU r, Emmet Herndon. R»y Ko*. J r , Jack llrrrlnr, Harold Chap man ami Jack H »j U N D R Y till |t!r‘i recreiitioiui I ••. 1 • * • a Follow i con ** »• itjt*1 It lit* Itu 'lllr-- h im CAMERAS .t1 ■1 f tl Ht tl ipl- '*l Oioiti 1 1 t he din riot "1 1to ' 1 ► I*** pa*l tbn > *►'.»• ' • Al*oOjMI>rry. Al Dr«k, Pm* nuadsy .I.rpthfttcfenol, W«r*hl»t ,l i it **it A u Brock, t.harlr* Hark. I^o lluinr-. i . ^ i , !•»<>,I. . M ..nn, i .>« c v PhUathea Class Has Picnic ta il to n !, t h i s ttti- k H - ' u m i >1 l'*r ■! l o * i n d i r e c t o r **f thi I n » •! s ‘ Ray. J r. John Bdyru. Hniiliy * I• 1‘ roctor, Warren Danirl*. ti.vid I S*F rPi d a ySI T » uhh I'** o *i * - * *um1-1 e VuiidRi eGatrhrl. Cawthon Hulchuon. 11. • Inwahtp, 7 So I" II VtuflktliK xv (!«m*l Ilrlng • frtsntl hr L**, Jr., Klrhjr FTtr, Mrn-k Jr fniini i w hsis “yau'rn never Clrrcland, Jr.. li*ltoy Hod**. Al rtilirfh Union H*i , " ■traagsf**. Raburn, Dale Hofmann. Hrrnian i m i« i:a i.ii a i . i i i m i i 't i t i t at ii BrtimUy, Jvre Dorminy, rharlv. rtJ M . Q O t m t . T A K E N V U T .S J. VI a«et"( I '-(-•r Smith, Billy H*md«n an) Hny T s th * l i f t erf Orlando n a .j |«^» f Yiurrlk I-* l" 1 1'• ,,fl A It k«i'di9ft t h * that •!&(•-tig tit i f S M ’; a woman admlr* xp ttu lr* fa r r a il (hat M bcw fht hrr, naid to • » f « aorry for (hr poor , w sa akinned for thii," polled: “ Thank* * lot: lin y to that 'poor thlmr r A krt « f patron* of Bicycle Ride, S a tin * B utton that »u • ckart1 irlth arr doing U U bVf am on c «h»lr . Mr* ban of tha Philalha* Cla*% and v a don't ladleva ¥ & r « » * ZUptlxt Church W*1 o f th*m hare a* m) w i f Drgnnirntn«n Smyrna for lh* »*d In * - - •111 1 a? the near by \tnu V I II t'H A It riittii -hot ’ 11 via) — — Tfirs am^(nIia IIiiiv I4IsMlurriiT Ktmdt S IN O L E 5VNTY •» \or* llctioon -■w!■|»*I * f1 I I ru l U Or,. It.U.I, 1»* "It Mis* E llia lw lh H»rkcv rector o f the I ^ 11 -''oiym a Itcarh nt it- A t THE CHURCHES Whigham, Ann Stine, l*tii» ( aid InnVtailors wslcoms well, June Farmer of Macon t.s . Tbs Ktrsi fUi*ti>( * Sylvia Mriach, Doris Enlxtninger, riinlinu# II* *x*nlng •{lurch till* *n«im*r Shirley Cnmemn, Minnie Ruth 4a1 avsntng” Odham, Shirley Echols, Rnloerla Kvanx. Betty Mcore, Annctt • Abrams. Shirley Smith, Anvelx I^arsl A n *1 Ninilt m Metsch, Laurell# Dutton and Shir (litiftf* |* Stlamrf • ley Ann Winter of Savanna* f l i i a t t i l *C IkOil I, I t B8 A VI Also Billy Kpns, Stan tlmT Jt h..|.i v xi brink, Jimmy Ingley, Jimmy M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 11 l i T If. • It I* M III* Paul Hickson, Krnny Fir lor, tn rlisrg* hall, Billy Brumley, Bob t rum ley, Ed While, Joe Baker Tr»v PRINTING Skilled I'rartsm en Misses I*agt* nnd King lutlcrlain With Dance Sunday and Monday Sermon Subject Of Minister Is Stated Ig \U 11 *,h'' Link Grove. Chsrle* Rr^wn l rude I*11if** « Hi1 rhapen ■ni for Frsnk Johnson and ilnltble John­ th« **i'cjis»ori son. Arrangement* *f roues *nd M Send Your Soldier a Snapshot! A venue •ml Mr.. R Z John**>n, S r. Mr* 1 1„ M.»tti» ami ami Mr. L y in '. Mr am! Mr- | |it,m K(,, k . , , , at an Boh While, Mr mnl Mr* John „ llln, ............ veiling in .1 k**oriiin JO B iiHtMil from no Orlando hospital to P 't | *irtin 1 Johnny Parker is ex peel wl tui U«*, <1■i *♦■Ioj-- *. » 1 - A It The playground o f South aide rtwf it X M iK sj front Miami tu spend Primary School will l»e open from a m ve A M. (n 11:45 A.M. under h few il*>» with hi* aunt and un- Mot »um the direction o f Mr* i*ee Samuel*, rl» Mi ami Mr* I H ('ogttum, Hr f t»j 11 Hlo.r . Hi VVr Fifteenth Street « ! I'ti. nilti r Hot. * il- •4»«a • Kodinnn llrumlev, who recently VOMl>K It. Z. Johnson, Sr. Honored At Party Ml I t •I 1*11 I \uth*mt)cs will i.t T arrer. Mra H H Oilhain. Sr.J . lU , K r m > n . » t enter M rMil* R obarta Evan*. Ml** M a r - i j )t j ( S U p lrr, ir e Joh n .on , Kil M ei*ch. llill I-er,. M f, H A h|„ K ntll| A|r, ( * , r Ms RAVI 1 • iiH'l G R O U P S W ll I Mr RENEGADES! All | 4MILAN IHi \ I fnmth iinmini ► TRIPLE TROUBLE » .»r«. iur in f** . * | invited! In 11 ice *ii *s?' - SATU RD AY A ll bey* ami iftrl* o f Junior lliy h School ui(r may join (he Junior Commando* amt Junior Waatc Warden* al Ihr Woman'* Club at 'J:UO A M Cblldrrn o f prr-achool and pri mary achool aifei (nay attend the “ Story Hour'', ij>ontoted by the Recreation Committee, at the • public library at 10:30 A. M . under M in Barbara Kuprerhi'. • tf *tt»i m for 'i tftfith n r o e f r jo'ui J au.i , Actirities are ,in.i(ig**i I m m m ando* an,) >0 0 . 1.” . Telephone 148 (he mlnitli rial oj inflation lu oh *ery» Ian minute* uf prayer reth day at riiain. HUNIUT w i n n e r* . RjiHinsnrril SANFORD, FLA. ❖ ❖ ❖ 2He �I FRIDAY. AUGUST U , 1M L # Dodgers Stretch Lead By Downing I Giants, 2 To l Bold Seven-Game-Ad* : vantage Over Idle I St Louis Cards BROOKLYN, Aug 21, l/T) — Im Brooklyn Dodger* ilretched dir National Lragur lead to T « l game* la*l night bp noag out th* New York Giant*, te I, a* Whit Wy»tt gave up ft on* bit—a homer bp Johnny If*— In chalking, up hi* ifith In ef tha- itaaon before a crowd *I 21,719, Including >14 m frlm men. With tha recond plat* St. LouU Cardinal* Idl*. tha Dodger* went to work «*rljr to pkk up half d Cam* la lb* pennant rat* at th# expenre of their old Bronx riv* ala. Th*jr pushed both tbtlr tallies acrou off Tom Bunktl In lb* recond innInj with th* b*lp of a ball that Centerflelder Babo Young misjudged badly and lot fall for a trip)* bp Dolph Camllll. Meantime, except for tha fait ball that Hit* poked Into the mb * trrflrld •<-oreboard In th* recoad for bl* 20th homtr of th* y«er, Wpatt found a Urj* a»*ortra«nt of "cousins" In tha Clant line-up, II* didn't walk a man, and only two reached ba««, betide* Mia*. The** worn Mickey Wluk, who rot a "Ufa" on Third Baseman Law Rlrf*' fumbla In th* fourth, and M«1 Olt, who wa* hit bp a pitched ball Immadlalelp after* ward. Wpatt fanned *lt, Intludlnf th* entire (Id* — Mix*, Young and Babe Bama—In the **renth. Eirepl for Mlxe. no on* pa**ad •econd b**e, and only Witik fot that far. Leslie T. Bryan Gets Temporary Promotion OUR BREAD A* good a* th* belt and better rfim m oil—When It get* rial* u»* It for toe«tl Buy Sanford mad* Breed and Roll*. 7 ROBB’S Home Bakery 101 W . FIRST ST R E E T Yankee Senear .BOSTON, Aog. II, lAT-Jtai Tabor** third horn* ran In two dapa ranted the Boitoa Red Sea to a T-4 yktorp ortr the New Tech Yankee* yeeUrdsr and en­ abled them to take th* «rie<, three n a n to one. The ilngging third baeemaa’* Umelp blew cams with two melee on bnee la the fifth from*, ettmaxing a six-hit, tlx-run outburst whkh brought the Rod Box front behind end chased (tarter Merrht Brntr to th* showers. Bp winning egeln p**t*rd*p. the •eeend-place Red 8oa whittled New York'* lead In th* American League to ten end e half gamaa. Bill Betland darted on th* mound for Bo*ton and regittend hie third triumph again*! on* de­ feat, hot be hid to k*y* help from Oarer Judd when the Yenkooo threatened In th* atTenth. League Standings Bklra BL t . N. r . Cl* NATION At, LNAUUN w l rn , w t, r< II II .III Pllteb'k II H I t l It A ll r»ir«o M *«d ' II It .M l i*fi*lTn H tt.tl I I I ! M l PXII. II II I ATLANTA, Oe„ Aug. 11. — (Spoclil) — Marin* Coro* head­ ■ ravll* V*al**d*r quarter* announced today that L**ll* T. Bryan. Jr., of th* First Flll*bur*h i, <:|*cl**all t Raw Tort I, lirMklr* > Marin* Air Wing, and formerly (Daly iimaa arkadulaOl of Altamonte Spring*, Fla., ha* boon temporarit yappointed to the rank of first lieutenant. u m r u LNdutn W I, Pel, IV Lieutenant Bryan wa* born la I I 41 I I I I t e m •• Birnt*vll!«, Ga. October 1, 191T, AoalR •1 I I I I I t n i l l a II and comml**lon*d In th* Marin* CUte I t I I . I I I W s ah IT Corpi R***rre July 18, 1941. HI* •L U II II f i t Phil. wife, Mr*. ElUahrlh G. Bryan, lUarfU T w ltH ir now reticle* *1 401 E. Arena*, Hiw T*rk *. IIo«I h 1. Coronado, Cal. Ptill*d«l»kU M , WathlbfiOB t -l ( t i l f»m« It lElllfllr II U n it I. O k i i f t I (Only !•»!»■ Dch#dul*4» CHICAGO, Augi 21, U t -M r s , A l Bebsth'i ^l»eb, prepping for th* 110,000 American Derby Aug, t> , carried It8 pound* to * tlixl- in« triumph in e 15,000 added ■handicap for l-ytxr-old* it Wash­ ington Park today. - SAVE COSTLY REPAIRS ny Having |Your Car K e g u U r iy and In sp ected ^WASHINGTON, Aug. II A five-run uprising th Inning gev* Phi led* Win ever Washington cap: for .-•-•■weep e f i h tM *r yesterday. The wen tha qp*Mr<9 to I . I ,f . ■ - ........................ S e r v ic e d W’a, Important now — .iflprip fhap ever before—;tha^ yqp tnkej c§re of your car BAVOUQ-MUSTO GO Tabor Hits And WASHINGTON, Aug. «I, UP) —Lao 8a to Id. No. I heavyweight rh* Hanger from Doe MalfteJ. Iowa, oookx hia ttinotoonlh eontacuUre yktorp whan bo slashes NSW YORK, Aug. Bl, H tW ) I f f funny what a cShags hi with xquat Tonp Moato o f Chi­ baoakep aulta wlU oo U t l— a So cago la their thriee-postpooed iofor a ball player. Erni* (Scknosale) I c h o r dJ, as Um Soda figured, wa* thtpawh (low-footed catcher's bnttiag am rage dropped to JM . Cbrianall peddled fata to the Boetew B orru and new h*’* n serious tnntender far the betting crown be woo four yean ago. The Beaton Red Bex thought ae tittle of Stan Spence tgnt they traded the flychneer \o Wa* hington for an outflslder who wa* quickie pease* on to thme bitten In th Ararkan Lea­ gue who bout e better average than 8pence. The Cardinal* let Don Gutteridg* go back to the minor* two poor* ago. Th* Brown* him lu t Spring h« K bbod b en one of the main raneon* for tho Brown*' upourgo Into tha first division. Not only ha* this second bieeman hit eompnrtlvelp well and timely, bat hi* fielding he* b n clamp end hi* experience ha* helped to ttoodr the St. Leak Inner circle and make a star out of roikle Ver­ non Stephen* at ihortChet Loaba of tha Browne I* another who (a haring a good year after errijal unnccestful Wegue clubs. Buddy Harrott wa* norar a bell o f fir# with either Brook­ lyn or Bo*ton but' h* has played w ill s* k Yankee. Joe M eCuthy figure* h* be* more then .re ­ placed Johnny Sturm ^t first. Joe Madwkk end Johnny Mtie erg another pair who are making the Cardin*f* aotry they sold them. Madwkk 1* ■ batting cham­ pionship contender as well a* a possible choke as the yearie most valuable player, white Miss U one e f th* leaden in homer* end runs betted in. « H e l Qtt I* probably kkklng ibimeelf in the ihin* because h* didn't plant Babe Young in the outfit id Kroner. > For the larger, part of the sea­ son Young rode the Giants' bench When the 1941 »ea*on dosed B*b* was on* of th* Netloeral League's leader* In home run* d run* batted In. But opening y In '4t found him squatting In the dugo-it. He remained • bench wanner moat of tha *e* £ t *v W ASH IN G TO N , A ^ . .ll ,,b P > A poeaible first step toward ,«Ywit tultlimlnaUdn uf must “ »H«te tor iporte" kcthrittee on l > r pec Classified Advertisement* .ENT ■ 15 e e m good *oll, I water, Good 4 room Cv« Log House, Rieronahlt, D. N . Brown, IT mile* New Smyrna Road, Lalm DW ELLING fl iflnmt a tilth, tub I A ' shower, pier, water hr*l*r, m*t*l venellan blind*, rir nil v h ls te r . double gsrag*, large lot i, In Loch Arbor. C. M. Beyd. , BURROUGHS boohltreplng m ii - thin*, posting (ray, *Und A ,■ light, Speed-O-Prlnt A eiblnrt, , ’ Mimorgraph, Ditto, postal - . male*, roll ten d n k A chair, . V i Corona typewriter, LIn*-A-Time S A L E CHEAP) I D*leo 4 Englnei 1<—11 ft raw I P ew V-S Coach, U t e I I , condition; c*rp*liter tools, N . Brown. New Smyrna, Lake Ashby Colony. Cnilrei it* X L WwPft SOUTHERN REAI More is advert New York Time* leading reel set than Tn any ou t newspaper. Thi many buyer* and •ult It* annually in n , to be publli E8TATE— i ta • LIQUORS lltft Your C lo c k s And W a tc h cn N ep al red i a Tit ■ c ia c u r r c o u n t . n in t h i t D i o M t c ir c u it o r rix>h i i i a . in a n d ro w t r a i x o u I’OI'XTT l IN rMANCKNT. Al.ltpc LAVEItN* C W U fT , CombUlnant, VS riaVDis h cootaKT, r»tf#nd«Ni. OIDKR o r PtIILICATIOII'' b t a t b o r rLOltiDA; t o . ciyd# II. Cooley. 1144 Van Hook rrmdtn, Maw i i n s f , Qrt«tU|i too i n hsrstir ordarsd Id apitur in (It* kill of rompUlHt koroln 111*4, who roll th* roll of ooucht U dlTorrs. on Iko Ilk tUy of Uolo* htr. I t it . olk trvlN (omplElntnt may prorood o* psrts. Il I* further ordorod (hit ihlo ordor bo pukllshod onrt a wook for four rortsorullvo wokko In lb* Sonford If •raid, ftanfottl, Florid**, WITNKKK my hand and tko offlrlol boo I of Mid Conn, Ikla tlsl day nf August. If41 0.1*. II Kit NDON. Cltrk of Iho Circuit Court Atmlnolo CoMRlf, riofld* iiy k u m m o fo ic . u . c <i»f flrlol ftaolf One W ho K n ow n WINES Or Flnrld*. till* Aaguat, A. I*. I lt t. O. P. M K RNfH>N. Clerk of Clreali I'w ri. Hr t I . tIUllliICK. Deyaty Clark. iitNtTvrr o k a l i Vlahbaek * Bntik. ItHIU*d llalltUK. Orlando. Florid*. Allornty* (nr t / BE S U E ! T O V l i r t KcmlJy N I C K 'S Package Store H aw BRIGGS 108 j M A G N O L IA BARBER SHOP NOTICE , T" My Friend* and Cuitom m — I *m now prrmanrntly located at th* C l t / Barber Bhop, infi Magnolia Arenue. Jack McEwan, formerly with Kriiy’a Ilarher Shop will be associated In buriueaa with mr. We will Ik- gUd to serve you In eur new location. J. W. WILSON in THH n m i ’lT r o t NT, klHTII j ri>iri a I, n « r t r r o r r u » k i* DA. IN AND r o n BMHHVOIeM DOtKTT. Ik rH A H H U ir. UKVANS. Complain­ ant. VS. ftXWdOI* U UCVANII, Dafandant OK HE II o r PUIUCATION HTATTE o r r u m IDA: TO: Ktwmd l* ilorann. whoa* rtaldanr* «nd addrooa la l i t N u ttu A»» fiu«. Pnulaboro. <Hbuc#at*r Lk»unty. N*w Jamoy, (>r«ttlnii! You irt htrabjr order*d to appear to th* bill of complaint koraln fltad, whtfa thm rallaf Miugkf la “ 41* tnrrl. *n U>* Ilk 4a,) ©f Delokaf, Iit I olh»rw!aa tha I'ltinilft may proraad aa parla. It ta further >trd*r*d that this ordar b* pwb IIahad ant* a wtak h>r four run•arull va waaka In tha Ban ford liar aid, ftanferd* florid *. W1TKKM mr hand and tha «f Mftal aaal uf u l4 Court, this list •Iiy ©f Auguai, (III. O I* IIEIINDON, Clark of lha t'trrutt Court ffamln©!* County* rtorlda llv R. L ItUHDfCk D C. It’s Patriotic To Conserve 1m Clothing! every suit go twice ** Ma ke by having it clrxned often. (Please return coat hangrers) SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS Kami) 220 M A G N O L I A A V f . . t PONR 8 61 ef Mrriea kthlriea. wm M jrmtenlsy In the eabeallallea' Rp ell comp*title* football scheK lm »t school* of th* klr eorpe; tethakal training commend. • Th* ceneelUttea order cam* from M*J. Gin. V l H l i . l Wear­ er, commanding general, who wrote tbs cartons Nomm«Ndlng effiesre that ecoepetiUve foethell would laterfxre m jw Mf WRR; th* urgtnt program od tralalag ,m«- rang that everyone rth or sixth position MANPOWER TAPPED ' WASHINGTON, Aug. II, A great reservoir of inured mg* power, egUmatgd to contain de 000,000 peredns, ia gradually be­ ing tapped hr the War Meapowm ■eld. GsUkly,. I* Ik* County Juda* •fTiim lnoU Flsrtd*. *t kte offle* la th* redrt boo** of said pound* at Baaferd. F lp iw * ,,^ h h ’ In sight calendar monlo* frdt* Ika lima of Ik* ftret publiraltea #f Ikt* nolle*. Eaek claim or d r a tM Shall k* Ik wrlttag aad okall •tat* Ik* pise* of ro*ld*neo aad past offle* *ddr*«* ef lb* dial**aat, **d skill k* twora ta ky thk ctklmbnt hi* *< **f. or *itora«y. aad any *u«k tialm or dsmand ast no Hied shall b* void. MART MARTHA EMBRICK. A* U K u trli of lb* U l l W ill sad T *H *n*at of • JOB EMBR1CK. JH-. So­ rt* sod, First pukllcatlea J*ly >1. let*. • •* ■*••■*1* 0***tN , Florid*, os *r keCnre »X* a.pUmtwr R*l* "ft* * . te-vH i.'th* 1 1 * dev *t Xrptember, 4> h , K l l i 'l e difanli lh«r**C **td mam will (reread X a -P *rle I Le* Ihl* Ordar b* publtehtd tor III *l*tuierv tlm* required by law la Iks * * iit /d Herald. Caaterd. Fwnda. a a*»*aap*r ef **n*r*l *tr**latl*« In satd M in tf aad llll'>t*>|44t< T w ite u ia « f hand akd offknal **fl of orflre al Nsaterd. Florida. Ikk | d ir of A ds . a . t). i*«g. O. F. JlNRKDod, (INAL) Clerk or Ctrrult C*url. ■•tnlaol* Coukly, Ftor. E xpert L u brictlk m w ill !n*ure lon ger Ufa fo r ypur c*r. W o are equ ip ped to help you take Uie best o f care o f y o u r CRT bo i t w ill last lon ger— Com e In today fo r R c h e e k -u p t e u n o r p u b l ic a t io n TO: Faults* Bad**. ■ r«*ld*at a *tata *4k*r than th* niata Florida, that her list known rmldtoe* wa* K*a*aa Clly. Mlakomrt, and ns *th*r or mor* *p*eirte or mar* partIrular place at restdtne* te kaown I* Ik* C onetsluetT«u are hereby aollflrd sad (•Ull red te appear to a etruln 11111 of Complatat filed ky Jam** F. Bed**, aealait yea for a dlvorr*. k*w psadlag la U * Clreull Court 3 G U L F SE R V IC E S T A T IO N 2nd ft P A R K ! aAWMtivrwL rerriee men aad physically head)- The La nation’s i medium) New Turk B r PAUL ROBINBO>f 1 H A H C < S tS 0 8. An »drerUrem*nt for property will be written V OUT CHARGE aad with clim ated ooet llrillon. Send detail N ew .Y ork . I SX-PAGE Writing CU Adyertulng. t * TOUR TASTE DEMANDS Itto gem blf on ho: AIR CORPS F O O T E A iIl OUT Phone 37 Wltare* mr kaad aad afrieui MBl of eftlco at a*»fonl, Florid* tklo Ik* « day of A k g , A. D , i i u IN TMN COUNT OF T U I COtmTV j iid u n * cm l n ou n county. r u a u n i in f n o n At w . , ' i* M h N t H t N o r JOB MMBJUCK. J itD * e 4 4 e * 4 . mkke It last! It’s cheaper. piaintain your car through correct lubrication and regu­ lar check-ups than t6 replace - - m i i» 4*f**H n i t M t n m will vreeredl B « r » r t . C a tth l* Ort»r b* i n t i i u t i tar Ik* .tt U io r r Um ireaulred br l* » l * IK* Ndeforg Iterate, >*■ for* FIo*41k ‘ * h*w***e*r of e ta .r .j etrraUtto* la Mid ooaaty *ad ■lata THE BEST IN LEGAL NOTICES •It appeared Baba would , |be drafted and the Olante, eeekihr S 'fire t base replacement end hue * (Off icia l g.pewtr hitter, -fapught Mies from the Oink. They spent tome *7(1. ;.'.d ii j* r « « T i » broken parts! Come in today! TALLAHASSEE, Aog. f t , (XI —Dr. John Prep, *pedal aaalitant to federal Petroleum Co­ ordinator Harold Ichoo, will come to Florida Aog. S> for n aerie* of conference* about rmnflng this Stale from gaeollne rationing. a. d. u . h n tiikw *f r * * . M r k i n i M w Ik* **tal* *f noM tta All** {lari t*T, d«l**»*d, lot* of **ld Covalr. I* Ik* Coaalir Jad** of aomlaol* Caoatr. r k r t l* . at kl* offle* la III* ••art ***** of u l d Couilr at San­ ford. FI*rid*, wiikla *l«h| calaadar wsatk* from Ika Hat* of Ik* first M lU « * lk * of h it a*lr*. Bark claim or d*10*04 eltaJI k* la writes. aad •kail •!*<• Ika ala** of r**ld*nr* •ad ao*l offle* adr*** of lh« tlalmoal. ood okaII k« *wora la by Ik* claiabaati. acvaL or a u o f**r. aad * ay -such rltlm or d** mood a*« *a ftlod okall ka void ROnniB JOB HUNT . Ktocalrt* of Ik* tail wilt aad lt*Uai*nl of RODERTA A1XKN HAIlTI.Kr, f>*r*a**d Flrat fubllrallon Aocaal Ilk, lA U M T h S A S N l N O W ! CAN HEUjO-^WHs Res -j 0 ^ a ? / 0 o c r / . a r f D O O tB - N ' ' f D O O IE S M POOM w" I lit h o p :U IN M V S U ir f ah o u r ONTHE-rv BCACH^I t �R im em bei Batann A Hi rni * ’ f 11f i.'iffn u a i u 11 U.S.Wor Bonds AN IN D E PE N D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXIV, M N K O IID . F LO R ID A . Chinese Capture Vital Base From Japs In Kiangsi Battle For Stalingrad Approaches Supreme Test As Germans Advance Big Enemy Raid On Darwin Ib Turned t Back By Brilliant Sky Work Of Alliea Two Mathematic County Board Adopts Lowered defense Lora* l? KTrJi'iV" io ' "!•»« Teachers Needed Budget, Sets Reduced Miliar*' itnpcil *rt Unit, 1 i"'n,ij,i " I1 CHUNKING. A . , . II . (A P ) — Chine** for cm raptured Llnrkwta (Fnchow). th* Mr*wd moot iMportanl Japnn• ** W m in th* central Kl»»*•* proTlnct, lh* Chlnm* c«*n«*nd nnnanncfd to d ij Unrhwtn, on th* Cn Fn H**c M n llm no«thra«t of Nanth a *( had U rn under al*(* f*r t » * »**k a. H r A**aci*t*a p*r«s« i Gen. M ncA rlh nr'n air wing pent a p in in g flight o f J a p ­ # MONDAY. AUGUST 21. 13* anese bomln-rp and fiKhters limping hom e with little to annn. ah h l -1~ i I > -1 . on ... it... show ffor a hlg attack the Darwin airfield today. O ther Allied airm en repulsed nn at­ tack on the northern Solo­ mons. Chinese la n d fo r c e s , w ith n fll IVUS A NIKS, Auir 24, JC J infurnu-il •mirrv*# *nid Uwtay j President Inatlllo m r i p e d d to ; ■ijrn the decree granting Until! - | rU S tt'C *i rum hrlhgerrnt fttatiiA in thr j * .. *»r with tii-rmaii) *nd IIa I) ] \|)|)ll iVni tfivr Hrmail thr nghU of C L twin htTiigcrtypu-y, it* gov«*rnmrnt * * *' |iro|m«ing that other American liiuntrirs confer on rollrctiv? V\ .*n•. *I mp*ium for i ont iii> iit»l defense *•' “* *• i B, n»s<.ftU4 a r m I Hundred' uf \ «, * national! ^ 4 At lea*! 35 anti poaaitdy vmn rv|N>ftn| firming t^e rttUH1 ‘ offirrra an-d nun were klllrn i r \ l«M high! r * Irn* of t! *»« ^ thrn iithef« ui)urni Htnday in ■*Mn I t lit an Ilari * rmv fr rt " ' *' • four m’ at terrtl plane r rathe* re ** i v 1*1» grralmt unt ApfW filte r ^ |n rted by Army anti Navy au­ of |M»ii nlml fighting rm*n|N>wrr m thorities A Navy plane, a fly lhr world rirrtit in India rwaited "'■* ‘ • ing fortrean, a medium Vwvmlw r 1 i alia to recruiting center* to drill if . and a pursuit plane were involv fur ii r on ihr aids of thr I'mini Sutton* ^ o* rd in the aerblenla \ from Montfvirriti . - l Thr Navy I)i-partmerit reported! that 10 nr I) mrn were killed •aid o o n | hondri-«| tjriniaii* mol “ In the crash nf a naval plane two It. linn*. o pe nl y a.i wi ll n* ureret J' of Rm* H 1 * *' miles north of [lalgrrn. V'a.. early ly wrrr |M»urtng *Hit l.iandir do Sul |ttm i» rp nf lh- 1 Sunday night iV in end of Iti mil unto I tu The iVpartm enl said the plaru- goa> was on a nuilme flight Its base , w frtr thru vm- i p finally • gmal it,*p«1u at inh* 1 on Park A* waa made rom puUnry iftiu j r o i u l i t ution o f ] {htO a tween 21 arwi .10 w u . . , riJ, ~0 r»t III**." which C o ll i n * ta d s k f using ■ Itchnlqu* which tb n die*toped IhtnuaJVM Th* Alllas, In addition tn fru.trating th# Japan*.* attack, also f*y Thoan ? 1 u Ibtee Mated - i*. irath ii« *l .»iiv -'ll rr suhmid the ■r1111c at* alhs of mpr* than MO /-* E. W. McPnlley (d-b -I Itadges An Troop 11 Kcccives Itannn u IT the fifth white H«* nil in Semin*dr t'uintv w • *latleii at the county di«t»i»’♦ ( 'ii' "f Honor Friday night .»,* th. I' a11•h IImum-, at which T r*> I|* .1 I •■' hi ui**j t)ir t'mirt of H«»no* hi -** >m*| K W Met sUi’x * »• f m s-tfT .if lh* winning 11 *. t> > i 31 of the 13 4 on r it . In n \ til ij i L vt t > Meeting in i• Inr *p**1oti, i »*, *1 t\ Salurtlri-v * *iv r hudgi t - i I mart trie f*A ' HimiitMi « ti m • per refit t i**|ih 11.■< ••t thr mi Ilag * of one hjil *i a It**! I h » The I J | • 1 lliat « r | r *w*nlp>| ttie |Mf t of i ■inuitivsM io to ap|M**v* heSitateu. Thr T 1, Il .v * r* i* i f■ * Hat i i dm - Ihr . .....rlina h.i.lrd that '•T|1t( Wll *|a*tf Jtf »«l(| n I from iih k . -tiiUlAgr fl ■> |a ^lllt 111 th**! ♦i*lli|** T 'M* Hlg tv |,lIIr l>|1PfU• »»* ye*r* Itwlph K Smith I t g t u til tore f f.. »fi rniergefie y ■ervler r n ’ •k n- ioafl I ft, m! ii nred mmp at |uiii«* •turn Th# i•t*tnt srcuiimgster «if Tr»*o|i i*v Ldwurd •b Hillv Siaplet beewme Hi" * • -mmflff ••’ im *i mui mu Birr uf T r•• i I ■*'> P™ \* » Ninilrr* Ifitfinba- • *.t \l *dwAy I n i f If) , IMN»p i ormn hr* 1 »W#f| t» • 1 sr m i.I « i * | i U h l •< •»« l t n s * f ‘ ) |w , H* also «if 'hr n»-w |r****p (and Moe s' HhllUsill hr All of Troop '*en J-Am swnrds were given >ut ililh Johnson it( Tm ji k0 trrrlvrtl \) J**Il ft t . f iatllflw * y i hau 'n il' *v ' i fliA**, Mf> Vbby I* II iU i I mint (*•IiTi life Tank* »«*rr giv» • Isol Mr* Ml 11n I" Arnngli'fi I iti John 5 jotTPi of T r■■ai* **" \\ 141wInn II l Mtiuh » 1 * nd I hi.» up' Mr'^l arrn s **f Tina- |» I I ; feepivun ■T« i fat.nk* st rr Mi Kipp Hustnn lUlria t Bid M* n srlh n |M***| !<■( I r * Til V gsl'rvwwrhi Al the m.sling Public Relations I Form er Sanford O fficer To Speak ( Policem an Dies . To D rafted Men A fter Being Shot[ nnd Jiark K m - II. all of Troop 5, •nd Hilt ipiiniugw K W M« ♦Alley *nd F*l Ward of T roop 4|; first i la** n » a i'l* went to Ilm n y Austin m il t lsudi' Wether uigton of T c i* so «nd •reorwt !*•• ratings i.* i.o-.rg* !«wftjrml •f Ttroop 15 J**h»un A letgudrr ind K sy Sh*w*iu*k*‘ r f Tn*op t|, Murton H « t *■' f - - 1- H »rvey nnd I*i*tK«- r ib*. I l*-r rttg +i1 4" ■ .'i bw'k ( ■ , Aaweiata* * r » ..l ■singly Important route supollr* an note from m te th* aattem bsmla- ” Fifth Scout Unit Is installed At Court Of Honor tli-lgi th* Enemy U-Boat Menace Shifts Toward South Deatrurtlon uf IS veaacla, nearly half o f them I)raaJllan craft, bjr Axis surfae* and under(W rsratr* operating In w*alam water* waa dladoaad In official annonneemenu Nat week, M tba tM M r **a offenalr* of th* *a*lm ; United States appeared to shift shandy to th* northern and saatam coasts o f South America. With tbs recent linking* of Brasilian shlpa. 1In which more than 000 *cIdler*, paissngsrs and ••amen were lost, an Associated Frtss count of announced sinkings In the w*«tern Atlantic slalen America's entry Into the war reached 439 craft. ■Report* from Rte d* Janeiro rm alsd ths Brasilian fleet and air force hses Intansiftsd coastal patrols In tlm vicinity o f the ▼Hal "Natal bulge," whirl* Is only 1000 miles from Dakar, math” ; r , ta*m, poaltlona In th* northern •nd of (h* Bolomcin taUnd group. They bombed building* in th* wharf area along Buka Pa**ag*. Th* rt»ulU were not obaenrrd. fur » High | S* ••nl N., If. Iiliilr • tag tits past frw weak*. as*ou*d pilots from tba PhD- rtialhrmi- **!»• in l»s ml srhfwdi* * . *-Mift*d to teach C andidates Will Be Introduced At Woodmen Meet >#d b titi frotti wtVb l*l#nd Timor ha« boon h*mm#rad t pplv Sanford Iria lrr." that that the 11*)t| .1vi**l after al IHr i oiirt 1« nr rung whnl it mean!* to t*r N f 110 m lln of th* ('h*ki*ni-K m «K 'U andi dies11na Iion wr r*- iwt ilise Ir ■- t f(|j m The t"riig mj nn g4*»•■«*rf» ' 1 Kallwa, recaplurrd, ar* reportni j t» b* mlliiie th* Jap* hark upon r*IThr- fiaruf* of ihttse killer) wtr rnefit !• fuTK i n f o r m e d o f th r im ilI I I .1II•*ft Mild ***•*11 will toil Itik Chuhilcn anil Llihul, Chekiang not mi tiled ■■I y Hvadabte ip «■ii1 I’ lliiwdilr thrm tn' a|r baa** T h * , aim fo r m l Ihr The Navy Maul the riu»r of Ihe lirar Thr \f-Olll S »|i«|iAts h ' Jap* Co fall back frrm Kian*. rraph wa* as yet uiirirt> rminnl ^■aid rvrn iii-rmin* nnd thiiu 0 h*n. 20 mile* w*at at ('h uh .in. n» ■lrr*d> Savr l>rrn *r j F ort,-.**rn Japancar plane.. f* in Rivera «»n thr t ' r u g u n Inclodlnf 27 h »Y , homlwt., n« i *id<> of Hr fnmtlrr and wiIJi •Ui*d a big raid on lh* alnlnun.!«* tuiOrnt mv* r t«. jmlt ir on tht at Uarwln flunda,. but w*r» hrl.l llintilian ••Dir. thr i!t»|kjit< h *aid Iq on l, .ligh t itamag* b , (hr P n t id r o t Itnhloruir of l'rugvi*> brilliant work o f Allied flghlrrv i»‘ iiriI n lirrrri' tarty than itiofTi | w **bo »hot down four of thr .1 Nig granting Hi Mill notte brill 1 tacking Imrnben and nine 2 n » grirnt treatment.'' and a M‘»nt* * rlfliti dmpatch raid there nr#* t fighter carorl plant*. Allied hrud a jjoaaiblit!' that further #tr|»» , quarter* announced Hunda, would be taken in roll need on Wlt'i 1 "P>* drfcndrn. did not In.* * 1 PraiiL* entry Into the war , t i :,4 r trafL i Military m i vice for all m»n r * Japan*** raid might havrj h* tween the agra of 31 and !'• i on# o f reUljation AgAinat ( in Hratll'a 11,000,1100 population 0 ii» 1 Ihe Police Round Up 18 G a l l o n s Of Shine In Raids I tn l -••(■i* * 11•-1,i. rharicr , .e a r . guard of ■ri.iittcttH -nl. -»t for a w*ther. . 1 Klenora, Andrew. ■Jana and -luellle; iMra. Hdlv Mf* slley. K M' numb* and *l*o «a for S. ml note i mini. II |mine tn Sanford tn 1J*71 ' . Ml Heritor * * - .hot when nnil another o ffice r tried I" at, , the grove worker t e l Ita.r,. .,n " chtrge of car.ring ■ealert **raiai0 II *a- t* p" '■ rhat Ur Benprn I a.I ttirnnl tl« r*»lghallon from Ihe Willi Garden police for.-#, c f f ..'. Sen;. | lie waa born Vov 2h |-ni. 1 Hampton rourlv S 1 Snrri' ar* th* widow Mr* In r. Ileni.n i 1formerly of H nfot.l *rul nm» , |Winter Garden; I n r children LEADS Arrives dy To Go1 (ii-iA' d” tun. rnl ] Ibparliitent D ALLAS, T * * „ Aug. 24, (AV— Senator Lee O'Danlel appeared today te b* assured of renomlnatlon by allmeat margin of his career, leading former governor Jama* Allred 43HJI71 to 420,61* srlth matt all o f the vote* labd- f J i n . Dicker! was born M*i Uted. nn Knelt *.,.i 1 1 funeral aervirr* I »vt noT t I JI n announc'd ■ j Mr. Ilcnlun w. nl (•> " "'(• ' Garden III month- ago < 't„v 1j tng arrvei on tb* Sanfo.d I’ob In a series of raid. Saturday, police rounded tin 1H gallon, nf “ white lightning'', In which hone, wme need in making the eplrlta. and aiTMtrd two n rtm men and a negro woman. Thief Ho, William* ataled tods. Jack Johnson .n d Itilla Stevens o f the Georgetown area ami Jerry Martin of Goldsboro were nahb*d by Ihe officers. "One had a re­ gular bottling plant in • nearby houae." C H ef W illiam, . ai l "It looked Ilk* a wholesale ralabliah- O'DANI^L in Herbert St*-iist» f f *.«•!* nil IlnerlviMg p n i b.mlgr* r.f ia> ■'HA natiit - * s o t BiHv ' )*■piruau - .eorgr l hnpmitii li-loi < ulKun i.eslle limv p\ Hill I* nnings W»t can Jrnrung*. HilU J -hrison. John lone*, James Lee Hilly Mrrt IHlta Itirdy. Ileorgr. three Mr*. } Hu- lii Wrulrnt Norl Ii Of \ cm I.riirli CITY BRIEFS Iteii it iio 0 o r. . | F.*trr B rid g e, and Mra Kllo-irn W righ t, all o f F an ford . fm o bm lh a rs, W II llenton. II d o I Renton and Jark Ilen(on of Sar, , ford, and Jame* F. Ilrnton Orlando. _______ 1007 In Catoosa County, C* Nh* - w C f^ a ls u 1 Is *onr|v*d by her daughter; "ii- , J O C H T n lt n I son. W, B. Dlcksrt of Chan* ■f»i» A A /ib a o p i one brother, Albert Mr' all. in C C IIil •f Slnggold, Ga.| a graruln-n. I • W y Dlcksrt of Chattanooga m l P r t Jo* J. Hm Ili.ffi vr-hH1* a All. fii Field I T‘ i * .iii|Uilwi>tt»il ' - i * -Viiv III II* Juft <1 pultr* Mf *' N V* rtllfIK « bit r* |«*ri ili|! Hit' t*iii11mi«*(•iJ• liA*l I H «| »«ti Hu tiifbm t\ |.f*ib^b|y vktH, mry Ii artif nl ' < ublt s*4uti On |» Inf il f,i«ni !' Th# City CoffimiBBinn will m«-»l bu* tcmigflt At 7 nVIork At th# Ci t y , 11*11 • Wm% frmiKbon, Billy Difkcrt 1Ufttfc Cowl Un« h Iss-h m Earthquake Around Aleutians Recorded < ■* r», r 80,000 Pounds of Scran Alrtal Is Shipped, With 125/100 More On 11anti ________ NEW YORK. Aug. 24. (A>>— ill get Ihe rating F o g jj,,^ Univerait, reported that , u?pni >.rj r p r r n - w * e.n h .hock. - * « t l n g ^ i e ' Jb.r.” ^ B-ndny In a northwsat•fore Ttsrtlne the **** direction St a distance which d n . work I WMkld place them In tha eidhlty _ * ^ : »f th* wesurnmost Aleutian f«wr training. L ana being csught n t siphoning *nd ileal- i i*(A: jpwuyi ■ ( tha ican kLuW y gteapleloo.U. la a ? j r -v STwitU fo lO ". «■ i Indicted , i'Jal* r a c y C h a r g c i.J ^ ,^ ^ N. A u j. 24. » .a" Jf “ o f “theTr" offlceri mite, fn »« Naw York. Untesrelty 5a >»»* •«» i j .T A At T il To Cul Exeinplion W A W H M .H 'S Th*’ ‘■■-■■nit tisriay ' M fii'iu * i bT*> 11mitt#«s i «* •i♦-ah * tv ?-» * ml In th« i r,1! HM Senatf brnnp Voles ’ J t»*«< m . in 'll ii fo r <!#• tiend#f)b> tut rut l») tH- H-i-nt! Iti inruHvldual iiK<«nu i n r * rb # ir * man f}fnrff» 4f > *• i nyi*1 thr* # r- lion, rdfl 13 *• vistas, j |J«| nd,|. about tno.uoo.uuu t„ ihr tn.J7l^ f.OC,001 Inrrvn.e in Federal revs* riuo piuvlded bv the bill aa II pasae.1 the ||nu,r. The rxemp. lion* fur married couples wgg left at 11.200. j _ � 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, 1942 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, August 21, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1942. 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>, August 21, 1942; <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/ffc064e4c37d969c98c1d0b715dd1017.pdf acd13a4442b4b577e0943b97d09fef88 PDF Text Text f 4 1 •— mm W ED N ESD A Y ,^U G U STl^lW l THE fittNTORDHBRALD, BA? Happiest Coaches Are Said To Be Those In Service Mississippi, W ashing­ ton H it H ard By Loss Of Gridders NEW YORK, Aug. 19. (*>>— From on* angle, It appear! that th* only football roaches who can face th* coming aeaaon with eoeaplete confidence are those who have Joined up with th* armed force* end left their cam ­ pus worries to th rir assistants. 11_____ I sL._ iL___ L...I iL. lumbin'a a-|Uad Iml li>< nH-n. Southern California. llarvarJ, Pennsylvania and l*rinc»ton ara jc it a few of tho** who reported th a t thalr athletes will remain in college until graduation. On th* other hand, Fordham and Pann Slate earh loat a half doien good player*. Including the Ram'a raptaln-elect. Jim Lanalng, and 14 Georgetown gridman Joined up. From offcr major loop* came almllar report*. In the aouth. Miaalaalppl toil 26 member* of Ita football ai|uad, but haa nln# letter men returning Vanderbilt, Tulane, loulalana State, Alabama, and Duke loet up to a half doien good player* each, but Miaalaalppl State, the 1941 Smilheaatem champion. P ltrida, Clemaon, William and Mary and Virginia Military re­ ported thrir *<|Uad* almoat In­ tact. Loss-a of the major mld-waetem, Rotlhwratem and Rocky Mountain rollege* were limited to three or fuur men each with the exception of Oklahoma, which t a ­ ped* to get along pretty **'l d*apile the abaence of eight player*, flee of them fated a* kry men. cards BLANK CUBS King Carl Hubbeli Coasts To Traffic Deaths Easy Victory Over Boston * * } 5 S , NEW YORK. Aug. 19. oF)— Treated to a five-run bulge by hla Giant mate* In the flral Inn­ ing, King Carl Hubbeli J o t red* hla rocking-chair to hla eighth etralght pitching victory yester­ day by turning back the Boaton Brave*, 10 to 2, with a alx-blt elbowing Job. The New Yorker* clubbed Wild Will Donovan and Jim Tobin for (hr* hit*, Inclodlng a two-run dcuhlc by Bab* Young, In that ftn t-ln n ln g ipree, and from there On It waa a trldly a cat-walk for old bouarepanta aa be chalked up hla ninth triumph of the aeaaon against a ll loeae* and atretehed the longest Giant winning atraak of th# year to all in a row If* had the Braves eating out of hi* gnarled left hand all th* way, e ire p t In th# fourth, when Eddie Miller parked hi. fifth hrm er of the year Into the upper leftfleld .e a t. with Phil Maal on TALLAHASEE, Ang. 19, c1*1)—T ram * fataUUe* In g of Iter* had r to ealktTt Y, w* h • *1* , M*> IgptThis and •guv Murphy Of Yankees Loses 7 t h In R ow- I, ' J •".V , the f'lay » In mnla ougk >*rv.l o .,,Y Jj, a, n " u"'1 ‘Of*, BARBER SHOP NOTICE month foi Th* I Faftty, ai rrcidenta In Its effort* to warn IS* driving public, repeated that there waa an Increase In accidents cauaed by puncture*, blowouU »e other life defects. . ■ 4 •*•*•«<] n r at pabllcatloa Auguat I, m i U.S.War Bonds AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER X X X III ji.hn r roaghta. Winter I‘arb. y iM . Maf«ar*l «* Orlando, 4i!f i*n lh» IJilt day of N*»*mb«r, !•%>« !*••• •<( riorldR, Aft* of 1*3. H*H*IATK illinVK*. INC. A ror|««raliuft. «Mh M* pflixlpil pl«g*> of l*ualn»«a at K«r**t Cllf. Ijpnilnulf C’uuntp. la (It* Ntata of yififi.U ami whareaa th# Pf°M r ufflref* ••( baJi h ge»rptyf*||on did on ir.» lllh *!•» Augoat. A. O. |*|1 | amap |u ta» fllH l« UM1 <»f* firm ..f »»•# M*«rvtMf «»f Mlala of Ihr Miair *.f Florida. a duly AM-• IkartliialHl r#w»lull«n adopt »d l#jr Ihm put hholder- undmr ihm pro. tlii..h* «f Mill nupiH | .Obi • «af r lor Id• Aril .if l»fl. NJ,,,* h < ll,« ilmoltllltiR g/f lUfh s a f e r th* Departm ent urged In » report of IU activity. Eight automobll* Or truck a n ire T i^ U were killed In J s ly 's t i o accb dent*, and 270 person* were In­ Jued, 10 of those killed were negroee. Five nogrom wore killed In on* eutomobUe-traUf colllhlon atj-o p k a on July 4, Director J . J. Gilliam of th* Public Safety D epartm ent said U percent of all report* d accident, resulted fro * excasalrelr fast driving, while IS percent Involved driven who had been drinking. Havanty service i s m were hv vohred In 66 reported accident., in which flea service men aid foar rlelliani weer killed. The Highway Patfol, constant ly seeking to iraek out driters NOT properly qualified, reported that Hi member* r a r e drivers' riam lnatlons to 6 .0 3 persona In July, end of thee* 4<0 failed, Patrolmen spent 2,301 hour* in •ramlnaUen work. Patrolmen mad* 616 arvesU, In which 431 persona were eon vlcted, 68 were discharged and the other rate* a re pending, Failure to have driver*' licenses rauaca 176 of the arre*U,x 141 war* for reckless driving and 100 for drunken driving. DODGERS LOSE A D im * O u t of E v e r y D o l l a r in Two b lj of good fans and lot* tooling drink* BILL’S PACKAGE STORE j& BAR '» '• 112 W. First H4. SANTOirtl. FLORIDA. THt'RSIlAY. AUGUST 20. lot Leaders Study! Coast Defenses! Raid On France A l» i »i « taw** *«• iR carw u lN un.lei the provisions of CfeapUr Pk. tio New Blows Against Jittery G e r m a n s P r e d i c t e d Soon; Many Planes Lost time Y h o u sew ife c a n tell you th a t in w a rtim e you h a v e to p u t u im e th ln g e i l r a Into h o u se k e e p in g to m o k a a hom e b rig h t a n d c h e e rfu l. A m i h o u se w iv e s k n o w th a t Ice-cold B For C oca-C ola lias a u n iq u e , e x tra s o m e th in g th a t sen it a p a r t . . . a fin lih e d a r t In l u m a k in g t h a t give* It w a u , c i t r u iT o n s a h d rm nHtIN* IIAVINtl CLAIM■ OR DR- to Soviets Press Attacks To In Aleutians North And Hold In Caucasus Japanese Homlicr Is Shot Down In Mannt'r Of “Duck Hunt” By 1'. .S. Fighters in ttiu .iw i i.. This Is German ‘Mercy’ for Russian Wounded Germans Who Grossed Don River In Drive On Stalingrad Are Reported Wiped Out \ m >i i d k n * \« IH -iC A t.r AUAd. A uf. 21*. I** I he- - t o i ) o l m iliu m n a l l i •lurk h u n t tiy t h r « « I ' n i t c d « Aiuik j •11*•t » *h «t ai i L aII- till- i •• |*mt *«*l I'littirs fi»r •Inw .• M-Uti'fl .* Hint biLy by nf l . f . f I til nil ( i it n 4|r|«*lXlinw \ U - k i ^ I * . \ n it CliM- t •a.it-kw »*!■' I t" • l«r' lu n k m ei • III «Ia\ • in th e A le u t ia n 6|p*. with 1 i» \r n ik l•uelerptD^ . . Ih t> *f* i « oifl *n njne-hour raid vndrd lair yrxtrruuartcri d-vlarv.1 probably n thinl of U illrr't fighter pla n r atrrngth in wrat-] cm Europr was dratroyrd In th r aaaault, and Dieppe Itielf, a rncrfamoua apa, waa pirturr<l in charred, ahrll tnm rums. Civilian ra tlm a tn said a>>nul 10,000 Allirtl raiders, striking in -epr-rtnt-’lr-timei 0 nmir'tSl tT u n m a tc h e d ta s te -a p p e a l. . . w ith a n u n m ista k a b le aftcr-acnae o f re f re s h m e n t. MAimn AfJAfNrr s a id k s t a t b : rnu an* ***h *f yoa ar* bavabr n.iiltlM] aag raqulrvg |* prsaant aa, rlalma aag d-maaga wktcb >••• or altbtr of you. may bar* a*.' In at lb* ajtala of Mattl* Mrtllll. gM«a*«g, lata of aaM Coua■r. to th* Coaaty Joggo 4t Sami- Member Annorlntrd I’rrow * * T . . l/>ndon B ftu » t im p o rta n t |v»rt o f h o rn * . , . th e p e o p le i n it. is thm r o u t o r m u c o v n r r JIIMIR. i b m im o u i ooniT V . rte iiD a . it* raooATK* la rv: Ratal* of MATTIR t t e i l l L p*e*aa*g. Glider Carries 15 Men (1/ Aimlittd Pfiu) The secrets of Germany’s ^ antl-lnvanion coastnl defenses were studied by die Allied command to<Iny nmid predic­ tions thnt titanic new blowr will soon fall upon the jittery # Nails in tho wnkp. of yesler day’s history-making attack on Dieppe, France. As tho first fruits oT the k C o c a -C o la , sp a rk lin g , re fre s h in g , h elp* to b r ig h te n th t LEGAL NOTICES To H r Frienda and Customers I am now p*rmsn*ntly located ol th - t'tt) Mart-vr Mh-o, 106 Magnolia Avtnu*. Jack MrKwan, formerly with Kelly’s Bhrb*r Shop will b* *s*«cinlrtl in Imalnraa with m*. W* will bo glad to a*rvv you In owr new b-ration. J . M. W lld iO N * K tm tm k tr Bataan Im u tf Ih u f t l k H ir n f JmI f l i l t . a d , Oewatr, t larMa. a t kla » ( I M It y W lI R K liiK . • la lb* m a n T—«*e of m M C o a s t , Kivroltir »f lh« Nlt(« at l a a l o r A r i a rt d a , w l t k l a a l i b i l u r t h a DI iva . eaWaOar mwatha from Ik* Urn# at tb a t i n t o ab llcallo a * f tkia notice. C a c h .d a ta * #r *. raao4 ahall b* la (M T iriC A T R o r O M fO M ti writing, a a g ahall atate t b a place) I u iiio u n o t of r ,al4 eaee aag peat office ad ir e e a I* r tf II naMb. A a *i » I TUB of the claim ant, a a g ahall be awora I a tr ii im iT ) o r t h k r r a T u o r la by lb * claimant, ag en t, o r * 1rUMIIPA loraejr, a a g a a r aucb claim or ge- TO At.I. It* WHOM TIIKAK PltKm t a g a c t eo fileg ahall b* cold. MENT* HIIAlX COMB. OIt BBTI \ (}|| ' * K. K JOHNSON, Aa ag m ln tatralo r of lb* Thia la l« cartlfr that, wbaraaa. B a ta ta a t H a iti* Her) 111. t'hcaicr f. roagat*. Orlaaga, Fla; Seminole County 0. I*. Herndon Is Welfare Office Farmers May Get h’!r8t T", .s ,’rur<' ! Reduces Number i r f Drivers L icense r. me regency L ob ns O f Employees; -r -*%» IIM J I Gtv i*ik.i T h a t ’s tally n o im ita to r ca n c o p y it. T h p t'f w h y C oca-C ola h as th r -luality a tu l d e lic io u s g oodness to w id e ly rrcogI • n i: c J a n d w e lc o m e d by alL • Farm Grcdil Adminis trillion O f f i r i i i ! Has Orlando Office Wartime limit- lb* supply of CccaCola. Tlaoaa tlasaa whan you cannot *ri It, iranetnhvn Coca-Cola, being i n i ckaicc, la th* firar logo. Ash foe It each tim*. N o n a n ir how short Iha supply, tba qualify of Coc*X.'ola will no* b* thingad la any raapart. tiinl nil «wl i* g* * ii ■ l 1"’’‘’ 1 '*e it \\ «-- .i-t.i .. i ^ 0RGAN0 ,- i . . VITAGEN " Organics *1 iSf* illfj »*i-4 | ’r* d lg ta t* d , io (, fib . eM _____ fn lw i n rU ' B g irlerlallap d by P a te n te d B a c te ria P re e e a e , te h* *afv. All 2 f at th* big American bnmhcrs.Tn the fight raf*|y returned. The loaaca In klUe-l and woundvd admittedly were never- la rjt pvt ted In ao daring an attack against tha t gun-atuddcit cnoat, but th* British a*Id tharr la no confirmation of Ui* German claim hundreds wvr* killed, 1.600 captnrrd, 28 srmorvtl tar* destroyed and thro* de-troyrra, two torpe­ do boat* and four transport* k>«t B ritlih military viperta -aid th* raid ahnwvd th* Royal Navy still ruled the Channel, th* real strength of th r German land and air arfenara bring In western H e v lia llie y o u r to n k N M ttr e 'a w a y a n d * g « t i.; • / '/ , » b e tte r r e n l t i fr o m , J Heed B ed a . F lo w e n rsaaui irif@n League Standings ' W n ib a -o j Cornet thong bad" and Watch Y «4 II 441 llQsrn II I f I t f Phils. Rrtdlg iNUfdi? Iioginn I. N«w Yorh I I B .W tw j* um our if f tr tn M . • material llrtrotWlyn I. P h l | s d s l p V I M M s b u r f h I. C l n c l n m Ycnnaliy Take.s W Hbnors In wson Declares Gun Club Shont ItulM-f-g. «t -tria - i let- i. \li II.-.I f|rW G m »ilr *■ i n | • • a h-••*■ ( m H ••Iwi i\ • l\ ■mall from nth *- ■ ‘• i n l u r l b l i •m th # gnu •h r l r nrnl< i n r r l Ik prrftAi« »•>• !•« o l i l a l n Hit I util rig* th>' i r i g l m n i loans! Iififftl to m r e t + -II l w n i a « | r ’ * • aaah M*****|a - • |ii* «l r i n r f Elimination Of 1-B Rating In Or al I Ordered '• r m p # Inter* ■! • 're n t m- n n c i|.i o. m. l>ouU AM BRICAR ft T linil'n C lara at. L *1 ft .1*1 Pfclla, Export Lubrikatkin will Imure longer life for ypur tar. We ere equipped to help you tok« the be*t of care qt your car »o it will lait longer—Como In today for a check-up! Me*atl* TNIIVfar Maw Torb Inalnaa CblTsi I, Uaat*a I, W sth la g li.n chi*an*' a . ■ ack***l*4) F i g h t Continues Between U.S. And Japs In Solomons FLORIDA it s t By PACT- K0BTN80 ETTA KETT j GULF SERVICE,STATION HANFORD, FLA. */ k W ^ Z E ’T lN V iriM G L- ir M A 'f e e tX A D f i r 'fOU LLJUfirHAVE r.O SO A IO M 3 - T H C e S S N O VOW OOWNTDSPENO -------:-----1 COADEVv HUHLNKSH B E H V I C l OENERAL MACART II U * ’ B HEADQUA R T F . K 8 . Auatroll*. Aug. » . Fighting In th* rokraura tilam U , which apparent­ ly had M ttlad down to a m*lh64» VDU DIMWIT D O O I B .- N ^ v D O O lB S W ’ Placg. ro>z vou togo / '• .. ... } .7. I iLIiitl BOADC/ tON SBS nHS a l A Advertisement* i* (inn "I **' *lvr *• !■*•• •nsnr«^l It i* f lh|s t)|». k Mr Dr si It Is n«»» »*»•* ilicftnt t*» •»%•„ LBAOt w t. r*«, IT I I «•« Dsi'll I t H A t l C b l'f* I l i U H Wash. today with tha broad obJ stopping Japan*** cipana! t v M d ta e **u0w*»t <*Land, a*a and air fa n * •n V d lately.’’ • •‘W hyI” continued Mr Dawton. “ W*U consider how many nf our ship*, loaded to the gunwaloa with tha m tlal ilncwa of war, have bo*n sent to the botlnm of Ih* ocaan, with th* loss »r many brav* and highly trained men Wa cannot rep lacs those men Fog, t h m the w ar la over—b u t .cr* ran, ar* moat and w* will replac* those ship* and cargo**. To da thi* wa must predur* the atari On* hundred pounds of scrap Make 100 pound* of steel. U that 100 pounds of acrap la not .available thor* must b* 460 pounda a{ 1 m or* to taka Ita ptac*. To got 460 pounda of Iron ar* several ton* ad material moat he r m eved from th* mint, th* K lB M an rrnl***l • ■•sry in hov — OWttei . •n o r —f i 'a t m n ms> h*-- |A<I, Ralph A. Hankin.son All Germans In Brazil Ordered Held Hostages RIO DF. IA N K IR O . I l r a t l l . Aug ■n. (Ah- All f^rrn is n a r i r r p t the Gnlomst* » h i hml r m h s r k f d on F*rh»figr •hit**. Hag# an d 1 Myths, wrr** or*|rrr*| held s i ’ " • i t g e i today !•? I V ra|i|e n l Getill* V s r v - a ahn rtly a f t e r th s •nklng of t h r atvih B n i t l l l t n -hip In r e re n t day* waa an n o u n e•’*1. T h e two Rhipa -IfV b d f wena r i ll 'd w i t h G r r m a n n a tio n a ls r e a d y ,n sa il fo r l.labon in e i c h a n g * •o r B r a t l l l a n n a t l nala. T h * v o y . ■<ro* w v r * i-natponod a a r l l v r w h en Sorg-. WiUlam R. Lindsay. I>a. 'h * r r i a |a ar»»*e o v er t h e s in k in g " g WWgtaaeally romplele.l hit ( f flv* I l r a i i l i a n ahlpa by A x is CM Month* **ufav a t Ih* Air t'lb m arin ea. claim in g Ih* I|VM o f W A O ffW r Candidate fteh—l -erhapa 6 0 0 . Including B r a t l l l a n b«tnc worked to re Official To Farmers sliding Goal J BejSnrpawied INOTOK, Aug. » . (AV- Miami Beach, ha* rovvived In- troops. m Tolasloti aa accorv! lieutenant tk f. Alr Forro* of tho Army Ik * tfaltod Htate* Ills dutle, 11 bg to direct vital admlnlatra A*Md supply operations of tho j a W y / d W andhyg Army Air; N W f.'grM nd forte a, thul ivvkM tltiiaid pilots for fell lime |1 m a K • i t tlvillan, Lieut. I.lnd-*r W '.IK.'IOS l o s t Second Street, UL M i mother, Mrs. Edna V. ll. t i n g met* ligl* short Sf *• t it rrf*itif*|f **»*i u#•• i»f •*••■ " ' i t • l l « t \S I'.S hn*l inig n.M a•-I t law Rfl |*I«>SISIII. N»| • Oft * M t h r \e*.Ml*I..| |*rra« ■| to if#l ti»K|(h rf|«*tf|f|| Id) k'l ' I Li* Ink ijnnt* ainl t h r job will Ih* *l*»nr, you rah !■*- anri* of I h - ' I hr r* II l*e» no mierr slibia I' n» • W of ISrm " S*l*oft. ••nllti-fily * r s l m «n«l •Vrn I* »M|*rrn*|. arnSehr*! • flat In* to I i> h-ml to rnskr t h r |>oinl. S . - f l l , s t t i r k i n f onr intrrnsl pr*’hl* m t h r " I rs lt" of rnnfifVh(is I NS I'll rr|»orta N'rlenn f i v r linm rilistr r f f r r l In h it w arn in g f h - i hrs<U wniild fsll liy (liamla■lr>r • Vi PH #m p lo y r. I l r ’a l i r H . " Nflann i s M fist- CITY BRIEFS Th** D* f. • f o u n t il S#n*l Of f Commit l"i e r rv tcr m r n y*|II meet - t - to it'r lot k at i f * I ...ui II".i •r. -and all |wr»nn« who ho iiilrf* «!f *| in a- rv ln g on Ihla griHi|< a r r ifivitnl In • t l r m l NK W YORK. \ ug 20. O r r r D-t n i r m h r r - a i r on the fOtiimiMar m hirh i* h fg jln l by Newinaprr advr»ti«mc |»4eked ud in Jul)r with ah a*|vAlt* r Ahrad of M r- I I ||o u - h « l d * r July, i n n Fnper AdvoriiMinjf (oiinn During July An indra in "I'rmter'a Ink,** out Aug 21 «*ill •!»..»• thnt newt. > I.m r i DA Lull# fermprrature lineage in D r Cnltad 11ar r \ ic r ••f Fourth H irrrt Siper «h-ngv tonight with widely acatlair# wm t\ S iw rrrnt higher In »- y-«trrday pur* |er-*1 thundenhow en Ihla aftar- and Flo* fhaar .1 • la f«*«*t yarSt from Mr. July than in Jun- m«| Ufl (>rrrent IX» n acttu l Cloud «f Orlando. John Brum ley above July. 1941 July llnecga deelined Irae than teASOn•rr*nz*d Dir deal ally normal, “ F rtnter'i Ink** will Mail, Picked Up From Sea And Just ‘ Delivered, Apparently Solves Puzzle Irtncinv mall from Bataan and rl■laar la March waa ianh. mall rocmiUv w*» rvrov.rvd now la bring delivered. *andM1.MHIU. Iks .lomW 6km “Acvoi fc School Principal Paid Bush For Job Two line lalmod horwa hav* been g railn . In th* pastor* at TALLAHARSEE, A eg. to . m tha Remind# High School farm fo r th* last two weeks, AUx —M. R. RoblMoti. principal o f a Holmes County ru ra l *rh-oL-doJohnson Informod polk* today. Judo* M. B. Smith of tho Ctr«alt Court will b* la th* cham­ ber* a t 10:00 A. M. tomorrow a t ha coOactod i u* Court Hou»*. . _____ H I for aypcl 'A1"* 4? �* I 1 X AUGUST 10, IN I ■ ; , •• « SAW TO RD H I MBtaoWr o f t U ullah la oaofa* I l f BM fa t to* b«wi tU g alrU a a«t affcorwlaa ■Ua _ TtyDRUDAY. AUGUST 10, 1M2. ^IDLE VERSE FOR TODAY WE MAY CHOOSE SEOTHER8 OF THE A AND LIVE ON THE PHYSICAL PLANE OR WE MAY CLAIM OUR SPIRITUAL HERITAGE AND LIVE IN THAT REALMt f o r If y* lire after the flrah ye ahall di*| but if ye threugh tho aplrlt mortify the ilmla of the body, ye shall llrr. - Ihunana M: 13 ( *• I , Th* Cato of England ns • (From Velrre) K m ... ,.s .— *•— -— V T h . Ml* know wlirn a Itomli'* v* about to fall. ® Bow do they know aurh tiling*? They know, that nil; They calmly walk In shelter. ?.»' where they wait •Until the all-elm r tumuli. then. lUll .r d .tr . Walk bark thm u .li ruin* In the ruined pl»rr« Which once were Immea. They . yra.hed (heir kllten.' fan-.. They played with t>a1U of yarn there, and they .tappnl Tka young rats into wtalnm, an«l Uxy napt»nl Qefore a peareful flro, on other nlghta ’ '* *ri»:i • In.w hal wa. (Ulrn n home. Shi*fj |t/i*lhtu#gh the eight. Hi | [And pound., th a t auq> the hrnii. £c<| of ra u h ffi tol<f her ttjj i 1042 Marathon Florida This W inter T h § Sanford H erald Tho State Hotel Commloolon han reported the prevalf-rtco of an erroneou* ImpreMlon- In many part* <>f tho country that thero would b« no room for tourist* In Florl«U, what with no many hotel* In Miami, St. Petcr-.biiru, Tampa, and elsewhere having been taken over by military authorities for various needa of the armed service*. Th Commission polnta out that whereas a number of hotels aro being used to house soldiers nnd sailor., thero i.ro atill ample occommodatlona in the state to meet all the rcqulrcmenta of our annual Influx of winter visitors. As a matter of fact only a small fraction of our hotel* and apartments are now occupied by the military. It I* not too early to begin>nt once n campaign to emphasize the fact that Florida will have the facilities to take care of all prospective tourists, and that thl* slate b n very desirable place to visit, not only from the standpoint of being n safe spot but also from the point of View that, Itccause of the climate, the average northern family will help conservo fuel by coming here. The healing problem tin North this winter will be one to conjure with, and its simple solution would be a season sjjent in the sunshine state. Somehow or other there have been rumont that Florida is vulnerable and would make a likely place for same sort of enerfly military action. It seams to lie common st-nsr that any hit-and-run raids would not be clinxTcd against nn urea where there is concentrated, perhaps, the strong est air resistance In the entire country. y. We .can well im­ agine what would happen to any raiding planes or sea-lHinie __ _ this neck of the woods with the entiri state force attacking a veritable arsenal of fighter and bomber plane*, and with a large supply of land troops and motorized equipment within our confines. All In all, it look* aalthough Florida is the best nnd safest place for people In the rest of the country to visit this winter and relieve their tired nerve*, build up Ih e ir’ bodies, and thereby Incrcasp their capacity to h e lp f u r th e r the wnr effort. I The Facts on ProfitH The Axis partners have aomo active1A m e ric a n allies who because of ignorance of tho octunl status o f w a r p ro f its nre, unintentionally and unknowingly, serving a* very ef frctlve demolition squads to Attack American m o rale and tarry on cnmiutign* started In the pro|wgamla b u re a u s of Berlin, Rome and Tokyo, Unwittingly, th e s e in lividual* who lack accurate facts accuse American intltiH lrj of ox- Department Stores County Is Behind | Allied Leaders Have Hoods On Hand In Scrap Drive, | S t u d y N a z i Dawson Declares; Coast D efenses c ra a lv e p ro fit* n n d th u s h e lp th o e n e m y 's w ork nlontf. T o show w h a t th e fa c ta re a lly a r e , J . C h eo v er C ow dln, C lw iirnum uf th e N a tio n a l A a a o c ia tio n o f M n n u f iu tiir e n t' C o m m ltlct* on G o v e rn m e n t F in a n c e , re c e n tly m a d e p u b lic n a tu d y o f th e co ri> orate fin a n c e * o f fo u r th o u s a n d roantif a c tu r c r a . He d e a c rib e d th o re p o rt a* " th e m o s t a u th o r i­ (C«n|Uu«4 frpm PaQ« On«) ta t iv e a tu d y o f rn r p o rilie fin a n c e * , a* a ffe c te d by th e w a r, duced la (i,000,000 ton. ahort of j e t u n d e rta k e n ." ia needed A . a re.utt tha Mr. Cowdln, revealing a marked dccrenne in mcomo what atrel milla cannot run to full r a ­ available for, dividend* and profita in contrast l > hillion pacity, and aemr mill, for- Lark rjojlar. iMcrvAften Ip volume, of production, nsaurtnl that • f scrap are not npenkUngCat 7 tU ral|b ,l<*i dantfrr'bf crfatlfig war itillllpnnlrr* ihmj of <11. Thla I. why all aniQaklfl metal m iut ba taJhara.In /nitlarlnji lihl|''hbl) (f, ij||im»lj|itrjt"fuj p<>|>o with lav-t-nnr aerap at once." • lli'i ,|B "l<et*. get Mima Idea of tk« mil­ itary u»ra of atari," continued(the chairman, “ A Ihrce-lneb anti-air­ craft run nee. 20JI00 pound, of ateel with 10,040 poiiofe of aerap required A medium lank off 2* Iona, uae. 60,000 pound, of ilecl Pern* than war mflliohjilrea About the w orst ra .e of Judicial adequacy wa ever heard uf waa iat of a Miami Judge, wbo held I a tentenco of a convicted cm|Uler, bacaoia, no It wa* .aid, I wax attem pting to get a combaton In tho Army A ir Corpe, me am ateur military quart u , who conalantly tell o jr OMuaand bow to open a af­ front and how tq win the rewind ua o f the guy who lilt ha could apeak Hpanlah po ba knew how to any Current OTmSr'.K.-'*ws. Alllrd .lltlvlawl' —l&.0n» « e n —ww hu'^U ttm mlque MiHtrin r g r ttn llk ililn aald ' aojn'e w im p s for '" b oat, nard <& t& bsffu£r>x when th e- Allies, Including Tha Invaaion rehearsal marked the first time U. 8. troop, had fought an Franeh aoll atnew 1018. "Elghty-two enemy plane.- are known to Karo boon destroyed In a d d ltlo h 'ta a number shot down by naval veaaeta," tho eommunb qua aald. .“ O rer 100 (other) enemy plane, tl.o ware probably dr.troyed or damaged. Twenty Allied fighter pilot! from plane, •hot down are known and u f i and It 1. hoped that other* will provo to bo rearuad." German d u a l tie . In the ground fighting alao were repott­ ed heavy. . The German radio broadcaat •weeping claim* of on Allied “debocla." I t aaaortod tho raider. B r AGNBW WKL8D M t^r-a•* m a r To Keep Long Distance Lines Clear for War Calls Which U: .v v tiill Army P ilo ts Hunt Enemy In A l e u t i a n (Centlnsea from Pag* Ont) '**' a fire. • The ahock of ahell* from the bombor’i tall cannon ahook Ambone a* ho roared on, but wit* aed Ha olano. Doth Jape Immediately alternat­ ed to escape la te a foghank be­ low, but tha AMtoctcaaa had Uwa for a ateond, and noataTO ttotC . it MJnlater Churchill, on Milt vtall to Cairo, added famous collection of hats mhaaliur a Mago tun helIfte r talking with Stoll* W e d ly needa a big supply ■ what ha know* "under .'iUMJCVO Hiom tong dlstoncw and local » mn.sdac. o f war aganclca w KHttt you Win follow Hw Aga m m l l u d a ulA ^ llg j Tw Ln *a Y p TT1VM VITQliy n # l The Wr •Iran 'Serrtc* Guild of Methodist Church ill Church A nnei at w ith Miss Ethel CluU will meet R oom a t 1:00 P.M., president, prcsld•lie la lavltod to alTbe Senior Y.WA, of th* First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mra. W. M. Dear Iso. r.rk Avenue a t 8:S0 P.M. FRIDAY The playground e f Bouthalde Primary School will be open from • 4 4 A.M. to 11:46 A M. under the direction of Mra. Lr* Samuala.*' Sanford d t a r n s a n asked by th* ministerial aaaociation to ob•krra two mtwulca of prayer each day a t o o e^ • SATURDAY • AU boys bora and girls of Junior High School age may Join tha Junior Com menu oa (Junior Waste Wardens) a t the Woman’s Club EVERT m i n u t e c o u n t s BUY MORE BONDS! - “ jfd ts m q d & i! PROGRAM ft I “Fashionable" \ roBKtn I 1 1 " l a th r r yi eman m retary ndv |ar f * l>ut •••at V tip to tha "m ale " * ••Then . t al llr»* 11 • f u r y Ihintrt* h av e t h r Ih * th e coun tfk a The N o v \ r o m r n I I I ••% ■ th e N av al I* n r a r e o f r l m « al ? llepartm rnl in \ ^ m tu rn ll ' »*• ' to r r r »|r .af t • a -amaati f La gT* » *' agent* "i »»• • t . f Ma**lli Mi« t*.»t ju st havo a l—k IIkOk • tore# » you'll* •Mr ma­ pi tarsi tit ■traigtinf toil to |«h. >t stair to it I•• M at*a..,t It, t- *ff. otT ad \r* te f- a'* tlnlfll. oa n t * O f -af Ha «hing J oa.t to tho nearby To ( lean. Answer! B lo ck ed ) 65c 6Sc 65c HATS Dresses Suits in* rttea.* a* tor *#»*»»• term IihU \ I he n into thr Nr u MU* Mr* M. B. Smith, Mr*. L C i^Minanl. Mr*. H M Rumble, I Mr*. K. II. laney and Mra. A Miss Nancy Roasetter was bo*‘ - J B Wallace spent Wednesday In •a* to a group of Stetson *tu*i Oris rain. dents Saturday evening at a buf______ _ fat lopDtr. honoring Mlaa Ruth] . w , u „ |# w up#rm U nc ait Mmnga, MUa Eathar Strange, Lean | iaiactorlly from a bene operation R pH rinf and Hal H aatar, hr underwent recently at ih# Or II be married toon In a douhl • ngr General Hospital In Or wedding. Undo Dainty California pottery vase. wer* presented to th* Mlaae. r . r |q. Cooper. J r h*a rrtum Strang* aa g lfu from tha hoeteaa ; tn hi, (n Wlnaton-Salen Th* guest Hat Ineludwl: the | N r . f, „ Tt, „ (nK ,„ l. Mlaaea Strange, Miss EBiabeth W|(h unf|. »Unl. Dr. and Wppln MUa Dorta McCell. Mlaa I Mr, n W Rucker Lola Hagan, Mlaa Clair* Bran j ----------. deU of CalUhan, Mlaa Jane Knight Mr am1 Mr( j artl Dugger .ml of Miami, Bobby U p fe r rf Ki. ,h ,ir children left today for .Sa rimme* end Mtoa Ann Moore of >annah fia „ h rrr , h#7 Tl,„ Chill, 8, A. l relative#. MUa Juanita Duggrr Alta Maaoerv Hunter and Spcr wKo Km, b«vrn their houa# gueBi ring of Live Oak. Ed Cooper of arrnnl|,an|r,t lhem F o rt Pierce, A rthur EMea of | _______ Jacksonville, Robert Herndon., Mr* Annie Mae Turvl. of Tam | Bruce Mulrbead, Frederick Ro, 1pa and h»r daughtvr, Uvut. Win ' M iter, K arl Roaaettor, J r . Mr nn» Furvia of Camp Btvwsrt, (ia 1 •ltd Mr*. J. A. Strang* and Mr ! have b**n vl.iting In C am tm i •nd Mr*. A. K. Reesettcr. | City. U ral. PurvU returned i>-j I Camp Stewart yntvrday whii. Mra l*urvU will rrmnin here .hnrt lime CI.K \ M l> A I'llK S S K It I VNII A t V l l i n b TbecV ark m ny BtondaH Otrat AM, Junior First Aid. Advanced V in t AM and N ulritioe O rtlfl M Ua a t the Red Cross Headquar­ ter* which belong to person* wbo key* computed the coursei. Listed ar* the names of tho a* wbo bar* cards In Junior and Ad­ vanced Ftrai Aid and Nutrition •a d may aocuro them at the room M First .Street. Junior Flrat Aid: Emily Ani dapson, Luclll* Altman. AniMtte Aurmma, Ethel Brown, Nellie Dean Bale*, Stella Cherry. Shirley Cam. •run, Dial* Croeley. DorU Cbaataen, Rosemary Cullum. Betty Corrodl, Dorothy Chaaleen. Don­ ald Dysaa, Dorla Dunn. Mona Dooter, Oulda Davit, KobarU E ris, Emma Rumblay. Mildred abooa, Patricia Rchult*. Mary Loris* Smith, Bart la Ms* 8 tie tv• t l r , Mary Joyco Stovsna. Mat­ in Spivey, EalelU Thom: [ariln T um ar and Joyco Cortla Foci, Hoyt Galloway, a ry Godwin, Robert Hartley, a rg aret HenkU, Joan Hall, Wani Hgaty, AHea Hall. MarJoHa tldamoo, Richard Jam m et, Frank f i t . Will la d a rk e n . J r , HotI*K attoor, Alice Kennedy, Lo*y L en •Kathryn Lord. Camilla n dqalat, Dorothy Lyon*, liar0 t Miller, Pauline McLetlan, rtvia Meiach, Joy MerTilt, Walitmeae Nlblack, Ruth Owen*, mate M. .Ftnwor. Lory w .rtf ahd a C .W b M d t. Advoacad P i n t Aid: Mr*. B. i Saak. John J. Carver, LneUa unpbeU, Kira. Martha Colbert, r a / W V B , Bdonfleld. Mary K. UL Mr*. J. H. Hardin. Mm. NntHUoa: Mr*. Dalay Km A, I t . O ban Lingta, Mr*. Victor ofainlia. Mrs. l a y Holler, M m r r u j j W S u ! “• •an P I.U th at hit* b liK E :■ P R SERVICE U e u L and Mra P M. I l u d d b ton l p e n t to d a y w ith Mra. W I. Root, en ro u la to J s r k —nvtllr ASK A ltO tll OUR I t I I N U M I t Al. I AtINDItY S IH V It I B ring In cn.il ItH n g c i, lm u.nnicnlM — » c ru n ! g el in n m o re ! LANEV DRV CLEANINGCO. 110 H A S T S K I'O N I) ST an- * • L ieut Huddleston will g" th e n to Fort BIUs. El I T ea, and Mr*. H u d d le. t..«. return to Tampa to rem ain her parenta. CYPRESS GABDENS. EI-ORfbA - ' ’ne n( * f.imnl C y p i a t a Gardena mndrli Ml.a Martha Mltcl rll •*.i <• i•I• f»cr not# tl Ifntlvnond —lien the ,t»>»»e In* bee-me - < Bit hai ,| G u v in Coralrana Ie«al, In-te^.i ' ■ fn si .-rar in 0»# rvaw ic«» Ann Lynn Raborn 1 Celebrates Birthday '’I C r i l r DAILY MKNHS B rrakfeat Chilled Melon Golden Qriddlea Maple Kgg and Ham Rrramb Coffee Mra. David M. Earle and Miaa ■ entertained Uat cvv- « Informal pertv for Bath and Father •v *8 Mra. Barie'a hom*. <• P rlv a ta £ !•• Hollywood ? l.x I - AN ' • » C Iba f i n t- • n D rU w r Balloons, flag* and rod, white riki and blue uiue — to carry out a patriotic m..nf u • parlor celebrating Ami I r Reborn* aeeenth nf birth, I., by her mother, Mra M I >u . * m, yeaterday a f te rn o o n Libby White and Ma»> 1 Hen In n in g were winner* of p i n e , in an American Flag m u lc t! and a peanut hunt. The birth-' day cake wae iced In red. «h>ta| and blue and seven candle.-aurrounded an American Flag in da •enter. Mra. Merjerie iw Cowan aaaiated Mr*. Raborn i n ' miUrtaining tho children. Tha following boys and girls | •rat* invited to bo with Ihmjmn. •T gueat: Bob W hiu. Rudolph feraltk. Libby White. Millie llartiy. Shlrtey Ervin, Luther David. J r . Edward Cowan, Fuogia Ervin. ~aak* Rael, Evelyn Jones. Jeanne Miller, Jackto Harrta. Jnyr* Tdna Cowan, Marv Ellen Vat Jlarrta. Ilnuglea j Barbara Ann Pra rv e ami MRS. ALEXANDKIi. R K llltl.' Mae Lowe. ie^ Hath, Esther Stranga Entertained Inr m 1' »c Mil C«r■y It BDOto n m * *• til pictuit n ) > »f Florida CyptrM <. • nf • Diaaer Mbeee Chilled Tomato Jutee led Chicken Com on the Buttered Broccoli wato fin k JMreet. ■honor g\**ta received Het Rails C urrant of faetoria frog! member* Taaaad Groan Salad two alumnae chaplcre of v F n d l C r a d l e . Cream tl Sab-Deb Club who wero to tho affair. ‘ taka, sandwiches and Bagger Cream Cheese and Ollw S , wkheo * lead Chocolate k fir J r , Mra- Balph Bpongo Cake • lin k A ir IK ■ tl's.'-ss; - r - Meriwether, in ton, Mira OokUm Grid* U. Doris Jack- I a n a flfu r , cCall. MUa I ta t l aopoana aagor I toMrapaao* baking powder HTOHK ■' w lloi US K \ 'I '1» I I I! U« Ihr la ifr •l(V a al Ih* Ati> I hr la»| r Oui alail* !••• JHIir*. Mill* al Ihr ralnlnoim Phillips Milh Mapnc.si i II all) Cifroc.irbonate Burma Shave Tooth I’antc Biihv Powder 2 1 c ------------------------- -j Pou dcr SIM \ I’nvx th ha tn 4 egg* »•* I. -1 rti| 1»a trn f**Ma»i salt | |.R tea»|Mi n |wp|*ar | tra«|H-»*i n»iiicra»| par«ley I llrnt flying pan until «moklng ; AtVi h- m. lower heat and cook : qulil brnwnrvi Stir frequently with fork Add ieat nf ingredi­ ents. Idrndivl ( .«<k .lowly and stir enn.taml) until creamy. Serve al iw< Frail Crunch Ire Cream 4 egg yolk. 1-3 cup sugar 1-3 rup light mm I 1-2 rup. mtlk 1-3 cup orange Juice 1-4 cup pineapple Juice . 1 lablrapoon lemon Juice 1 teaapoon vanilla 1-3 cup drained crushed pineapple I cup heavy rrram, whipped I t-2 cap ground .sited peannta Beat yulka. add augir, and milk. Cook in double until a llllle thick (abeut • min­ utes). Btlr constantly. Cool aed add root of IngTedlenta and froora 1 WK A LSO D K I .I VH R H - Red Cross Cards May Be Received ■Wj. ^TI?- *^Joh7- “"S few ' 5TVFJ*. I ’ ll"',*,, . ‘l x • li%< k* St >ll«l* K-I'a !**•» . 11• «' \0*4 • • br BUrprtBral tar Ir'Alll Ihnl ihctf To Have Baby N o w older Bitter*, ih*- 1 rtmirii <h * *fl thi- • a|>iImI to Ilh Hr OOHOTIIV It OK th^ abort «kirt* *»f their umf* tin* So you’re going to have « My »lrar^ ih* \ to*ir a«iu*ll\ ■It may Brcm a unique e ip n irt'o '• ■nkle-rrh rAlinr ’ Thr \iT > m inih hut don’t think you rr thr onU | fx a- F f4»r fi-malr -mil tK«t *. m one to have thla Dig idea lale*t >• • sm art Navv mar* alrralr*! ••*..! ' Btatlatica irwltctir th en •' | the-fliHX fa*hia*n* «*.», u n t.« lrrat a million starry r>c*l )••*•■!•: . * tarv. Se. the ht'Ni* hiknl h* proapactlae mother# in thr l'nit**l!f * I Women fntied t«» fall f*«r '••?«» tatra atutlying babv U*ok* Inina uniform* fn*l thiti .«* knitting bDOtm right along toith atrly another they d<k n to It ton* H«ttonnirht . you. fhlle approtlm .. difficult t.t get thr Ifirl* mt.i urn million an d a h alf alrratlv hit r «* Atin' r It i i >i«Serrtl In form. T hr\ llkt*l thru •t,,-, J a n u a r y l Then Mimrkob in tha \ g . So p o p u U r i* lhi» Im»*iio *• Up th * hint of 111 111111tr th* h a t i n g Imhir* th at m alrvm f coat «ailor* ansi h.'bh , , ' dreaaea e r e rrt r m n g t i e a t t r n j tpectlonB Kloto«*ifsl h.*t* t . tia%n of B4»rn* *»f t h r oataean * taap fit llt»|HVl|0„ fl»*hl It II IrPigncrs, tohilr r o t i maitufa. high hcvlrtl pump* p.mti.l mentB ivnifor t aI«K *Ium»4* The toomen *t*»in to*u i f. forms with inthk«ta»m Mr« .li*#ephu* hattit-b » Clothes Must Last Twice As Ixuur! the S errrtm \ of N#\ \ i.wk ht use at 1TJO Ma**arhu*rtt* \ Them Often Is The rnue a* n n*rreatn»n cluhhou M rn 'a F rit (C lrn n c d a n ti for the N a\) uum m Thi v f.*r» ed a UttBlMfi tohi«h ton- *1vt II* by Msrtni •••rirmtil* The woman w. n • Miss Rossetter Is Hostess At Supper! LAST TIMES TODAY \ wer* Navy nurse* W A SHINGTON Vug ->n i W j v . i W ) — T h e W A V E S of I'M.' i n . i , | R S Children of pre-echool and pri- l mary school ages may attend the j "Story Hour", sponsored by th e 1 Recreation Committee, a t the Mrs Paul Chapman, who ka* public library a t 10 JO A. M . been visiting her parents in Fort under Mlaa Barbara Ruprecht's Valley. G a, has returned homa. direction. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Randall Sanford cltixeia ar* asked by th* mlnlatorial association to ob­ have returned from a month's serve tw* minutes of prayer each vacation at Jones Farm, n . a day at noon. O' L Long, Jr. cf Eldorado, 8UNDAT Sanford rill tens ar* aakad by Ark. la spending some lira# with tha mlnlatorial association to ob­ his mother on Beardall Aetnpe. serve two minutes of prayer each i Mlaa Marcia Proctor plans to day a t nocru leave tomorrow for Washington, DC. where ahe has accepted a TUESDAY . •tonr hour under th* diroc civil service position. of Mrs. Richard Eaton, for Miaa Mary Nickle left recently bora and girl* will be held In the fur Washington, D. C. where itto publl ‘library a t 10:80 A Jf. public Jane Wyman tails ^»er dad, Fdl»« haa accepted a civil aervtca post | I N x | i business m in to go arourvl •>.• MONDAY lion. Tha playground of Bouthalde part of the eiciting 2 feature pmgi Primary 8chool will be open from Mr. and Mra. II. N. Sajrtr hart Saturday. 9:30 A.M. to 11:44 A.M. under u their ffuaat, Mr. Sarer** fath­ the direction of Mr*. Lee Samuel*. er. W. K Sayrr, of Waahlnftan, Tha Truth Seeker* das* of the Ga. Methodist Church will have Ua regular meeting In the church Edward Marahall hai returned • nneg a t 3:00 P.M. from Cincinnati. Ohio and Porua Sanford ctUaens ar* aakad by where he •pent two month* the mlnlatorial association to abrelatives aerva two minutes of prayar each lay a t noon. Lee Hunter haa returned to; Baltimore, Md. after visiting klal WEDNESDAY The playground of Soothstdc- parent*. Mr. and Mra L G. ilun-j Prlmary School will be ope open from ter. Beardall Avenue. 8:80 A.M. to 11:41 A il. under' the dlrrctioa of Mrs. Lee Samuel. ' Alhart KttU left this aftem ocnl for tha Panama Canal 7ona where he hat accepted a government |>o , ■ition a* an accountant. k LClMn Thomley and y Btoha*. A New York d a te d !re . whoa* •peclalty I. crookad a n d n ia * a *r gif la . *. a re- a r.klleja \ it> dreta * ipply of « i wmpua • k Br MARGARET KTHNODIT }a l Calendar war cofla which mutt coo Celling all dog a-W all, a t Matt 115,000 of them tor th a W ar Da- Telephone 148 OKIE ROSA COGDURN, Sodetr Editor The F W R I D A ; H |( i t t » . C A F p .WfAl^ail^dftfme. >• Inelud-f mother- Their Station* Included lb" me tnodlel* WAVES Of Today United Stole*. Guam. 1‘anant, to t»r. C a n a l 7-one, llaxau ,n I Sincr «•> *> Are Yeomen (F) the heci'iniiik' iran ce In addition girl, r r e member, of the M , r i n «- • rnt f • *h l*»lt !0 f World War 1 Corpa a* Marinette-, ami l 71 i lotSe« frIth111f* up ARCADE Package Store tlah, Canadian., end fighting nch u well a . the Americas*, Comment One can ►e.rrely conceive of were doing wonder*. lend lying fallow 'fo r 20 year.] -------- — In a . congealed a region aa E ng-1 An aero of plea fo r at Idler land hut the current U.ue of boya wae recently apread out at Ueorgraphie .how. a 400-acre Ellington Field, New York) they wheat field being h .rv e ita d on co*t Uncle 8am 1) cento per. Hunrx-down., a half-doien m a-| ----------Lrhlnr* doing the ererk, with glrla, • The old city cemetery a t Ml driving the all Iractora drawing ami contain, the mouldering dual a . many »*tf-blnder». I of the Count of Coyadcnga, heir —___ — | to tha Bpanlih throne, and in the That rwqueit, "Keep your .e a t froom eloaet of a city mor»lorlum and rem ain reaoluta** n r . cate of raota on aM 'containing the a.h e . d im .te r In aaaembUaa7 la> highly of a Rtinl»n harcnniOfc’'A ller.ld aenaiblo. Mora people have been w riter raeantfy, A g 'k p U>4 latter trampled to death or * offered In- feet, reviving tha tragic *nd of JurF In itampadaa th an would ba a beautiful and tSW M dnw oni.n prottable otherwlte. Whan av- on a lu m n ttr day alrtaon yaors lC«Mlnu«4 frsm Ps«« On«) . full-.rsla Inrailon. All aurvlvlng Allied force, were withdrawn a* scheduled, although ra.u atU r. were bellavnl t itrem ely heavy, an Allied combined h r.ilo u .rte r. oommunlline reported. It denied th a t a full-.raid invasion- had been at- THRRF tu re ri of Junior Naval Intelligence GOLD WAVE b e in g a n echo o f r a d io pro; idbtA In 'Berlin, sln g n n iz ln g a g a ln a L ,',p n,lt )fltefV hjui become a AM p n tln n r auri ahijujd rojilafed by effort* to ilnvek with tho development of !i The Commandoe didn't open a c e re p. u b lic conce wond front yesterday, but they slnljlllty and financial reamirrefulneM.—Fort Pierce d giro. Hitler quite a bout in i S ta r . -‘ — • ' . * rear. . The II ra tlin lu are ■ t|Urer topic. They object to having iatr ahlp. eunk, even by Hitler, id apparently are planning tu f aomelhlng about IL Ry RICH YAHNER ’ UNITED STATES RANGER H E A D Q U A R T E R S , SOME­ WHERE IN BRITAIN, Aug. 20. GO—Uncle &“ >’» R*a*«rs who 8AN FRANCISCO, Aug. BO. (iP)0 hare barn taking lesaoaa In rough —Tha shadow a t w ar aetUod over and tumble alaughtor from their tha West Coast to r tha durattion British counterpart*, tha com­ last night with a blanket dimmando,, went along to Dieppe out of lights visible a t aaa from yeatrnlay on • field trip to prac­ Puget Bound to tho Max lean line. tice what thay had learned on Night oporto had their final D lire Germans. fanfare. A ir raid wantons and With a name and tradition fo r volunteer* spread out all along toughnraa taken from on# of the tha 1200-mllo shoreline to. Issue moat a<lventurous era* of Amer­ final warn lugs th a t by 1R01 A. ican hi«tor7 , the Ranger* M. (3:01 A. ____ M EWT) . -----------th* n * a t through tha moat harrowing bat­ glbwi of coaital cities and nigh-. lie school in tha Unltad King• w ars must fade. ■tom -for weeka In ,preparation lloi.. The dim-out, in varied aUgra. (or the first land attack of Uinlted extend* over 100,000 square n .Stairs troops agalnal the ram ­ of tho three coaat State*, parts of German-subjugated reaches erell Inland. I t was or­ Europe. dered by the Western Defense They took their name from Command taro weeka ago. 0 Rogers' Ranger*, crafty Indian Billboards, marques, adrartla fighters whose raid agalnat the Ing searchlights, brignUy-tlghte.1 Ht. Franria Indiana during the sign* and ' windows, arid ' moat French and Indian war* was lm- lights not ahlelded from the sea m ortalitrd by Kenneth Roberta and sir e ra banned throughout In ''Northwest Paaaag*." the area. . Working with hard-muieled Larger cities affected Included U British veteran* of commando Seattle. Tacoma, Portland, 8*r blow* a t the Vaagao and Lcfo__ ramento, San Francisco, Lot Anton islands, Bt. Naaalre and 1 xclee and San Diego. Rruneral, the United Householders m ust prevent any . Ranger* — volunteer* all — hare light from reflecting upward,'ami _ lu lll Iron endurance In grim prac­ • hades must be drawn on all win- P tice: beach landing* under actual dowa visible from the sea. fire, silent slaughter In hand-tohand and bare knife fighting. OIL FIELDS DE3T1&YED T hat training has been secret. I waa the first American newwWASHINGTON, Aug. 20, (Ah >jiaprrman to visit them In camp — President W. S. Parish cf the at I av they put on the finishing touches to ther training for aura Standard OH Company of Nea v Jersey told (he Senate Patent, vent u r n u tho Dieppe raid, i | row nl with them In a prac­ tiunm ltteo today hi* company', *• ' the I-----“ ht hitch East tice landing on a beach where oil .ppro .parties i*a were *"thoroughly * dHtroyIn u v r bullet* from a Brill ah India* llrrn gun aplaUciwd alm ost with­ *d" before they' fell In the hand. in hand-nraeh of .th e gunwales. of the Japanese. la n d mines and grenades sprayed whlau» with mud. Rifle bullets whUtin t by to d a ta th a t ona punclu m l ■ mesa kit alung from a Hanger'. belt ami another nicked the guard oft a bayonet atop one aoldirr'a pack. That waa the tchool they learnnl in. Ihrte R angrri who num­ bered in their ranki American Golden tllovre champlona, an exllon lamer, a rrack mnrhlne ru n ­ WASHINGTON, A uk. 20, 14”) - ner from Cuba, a Dakota Indian, Departmenl a to m , .forking up anil hardened athlrlea from Amerfor the day when civilian pro- iean -porta field* ■lurtion will be curtailed aharp0 . P . FARRELL, Prop. ly. hare on hwnd an avrraKe .up M aU er Bldg. Mount McKinley, in .outh cen­ P toM *1*8. ' ply of nearly flva month, mertral Alaaka, i. the highest moun­ (Formerly 3agf»U 'a U q. Store) chandlao. T hl. eallmate came today from tain in North America. the federal reaerre board on the haala of reporta from 144 repre.rntativo .bare. In all parta of the country. A t the end of June,' tkeae atorma reported m enjhkndl.e orr hand e<|Ual*d a.' 4.(1 month, New Management—BedieedHste*. Cool R^Nwr" •upptyi • At a .Irailar time d a.t yeor.'they had a 2J4 itnbntha *tip• iW ilh D oA S iA bd iNHr! I N f c j:I ply on hand. •• I' 'i- tli . Uy departmanU, stock* varlelf, Pacific Gets New Orders On Dim-Oul MAnV OAROLYN DAVIER If the lack of Inditatrlal manItrar become, too acuto, the huge HMCToIr In W aihlngtnn may m to b tapped, which might I a good Idea In tha first |il.cc Tough U. S. Rangers Practiced, Hard For Their Trip To France » PA RR ALT), H A N F O R D . F L O R ID A THUK8PAY. AUGUST 20.1941 ■API TWO Th« U n t i l U i __ oollflod fa rat low af all fa ft a r ' r a i IV Peenamuil Peach Sundae Orange Freeze Special Lunch l\ e I « M l IlM Phemt|iM' toCilKtori;i SATURDAY Gtrldrn llrn w p F rie d C h irk rn , S o u lh e r n S ty le W h ip p ed I’o la lite n Stringier** B ean* S u m m e r S a la d lin t Holln & B u lle r Ice T ea o r C o ffe e P o u n d C ak e a-la-m o d e 49c S2.2.'i VVERS Luxiiriii ( leiinHing ( UK .V.M su m Jl S i I I H F .IV K I) F H K S II S l l I l ’M K N Tl W IIIT M VS S -rod NUIIHLS i V S D IK S 1 �■Brawn r - I ‘ood Price Advance To B e Allowed Soon Won't Be So Bad, Alien Says •Id budjfC’t r r n i tt.ouk’ h To Build Huffe Planes ■-• *• • OAKLAND. C alif, Auf. SO. UT) —Henry J. Kalaar rrtam ad to Oakland Wadaaaday prepared to produce TO-ton flying f w M t w i even If ha bar to proetda all tha raw metertale and t e d U ta e enirlnrx hlmeeji. "America l i an yard llna with tha hard for a acora" Ut .aid In • prat "And our tsnm, cl “ O h -o k , f t it ct»men pllrw control la ■ Bp, and .I k*fiin* long tw ry t Staff 111 r o » k ) h ig h !" A t u Kill*/1 1 it U In n * f l a t lh # >ve l« n im r t l n u io tly d i r r c t l y f l v i n t r o b fr o k to food p r o w Yerk Dolty New* sad the W u h ingtan T1m«i H rrsld ended Wedptaday with a decision th at n< violation of tha law hed been <10 m art play .m a rt faoUmlt, teha rhanraa, aod shove all taka ' to “I ‘n il proceeding w ith tha 'a ir Cirgo carrier business in tha ba­ ll* /th a t It U what tha people of tha United B ut** want. I am go­ ing to get reeulte." Keleer, whoa* wmt coast ahlpyarda her* baan sm ashing r*. rente. .B tarn ed from W seQngton vbara ha attam pted to gat govammawt approval for hi* proposal to balld tha huge flying hoaU hi ronvrrtad aSiprards. T ha WPB told him to d ra ft plans to ihow what - ha coold do In banding. 100 ra urul liidnlM liuv Ol*A of* rial* M*i' it also n» la-inf of a t tranr-ocran traneporstloft of maWilliam D. Mitt Sail, apatlal e»tariaU and troop*. _ alatant to tha attorney general who directed tha iixjulry. aUted tha Jury had “corulderrd tha ram /ally and ita concluiion th a t imi violation of tha lav waa disclosed settles tha m atter." % C ol Robert R. McCormick. atllFvredrral grand Ja ry a larartlgatlonI of th* tha publication of aOagod- ta r and publisher of tha Triblmr. put •toted "1 narar had tha illchtaat confidential f«ar of an Indictment." W m p a THE SANFORD HERALD. Ba XFORD. FIOREDA , A U T tU C T *0, 1 M 2 . t loach Thomas Of Alabama Has Two Veteran Teams Ready To Co This Fall n r io m n e y Grand Jury Clears Three Newspapers Wh e e l KK f*e Mi Many Florida Hotels • Are Open To T ourists b r t A it i If, Hut t h i n ••<>..ii l iwiihlr. T S ry catltr t*i l«*.*' Mil Ol'A I n r e p lu in -l • i" a y r u u ld i. t >i i . • "m>d * a iii i im iie a a i f Adm. Arthur J. Iltpbum . <1*. of (Vaalilngton, D . C .( fo rm i-r r r * nr.ndrr In chief o f the (tre t, i t i >ecn appointed chairman »f i - i Nary (icnrral Hoard. Th<- opn’ >'neat tellrvrv him o f hie d u li- c m 11rector af the Office o f P u b lic i r'.atIon* q f I h r Navy, In w b u t i lie n Ming lurfccilnl |.y Oapt Inland Lotcttr, oho haa been hi* a**l-t: n t. fO a tra f I 't n t ) Florida Research Aids W ar E ffo rt th re e fra tu rm l In m ea«|<iileer "< ‘m|r- I K • r n a , w ill " ii Ih d . 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S w ill h •• (, iin n an d A .0 0 0 t i e , , In I u tr a r t* i« lr n t * h> t h r «**•»• n rt • I i .i f T h to t’ o «1111 • lltn I am •„ |-SHIP WILL BDTflawur SILVER DUST Aid of Newtpepd# to* 24c �* SArrroitD tub By ROMNEY WHEELER ATLANTA: Aug. tO.-"M orw daring grid olfmses In the mak­ ing," says F rits Crlsler of Mich­ igan . . . But this is In suggest that tom e coaches are being pret­ ty daring even to call practice these days, what with Indoctlcn notices on every bush . . . From the Pacific Coast rom rs word th at Wallace Wade has nine full teams ifl practice on his sll-Armv squad. . . , And whst an orphan 1.1Comdr. Jimmy Crowley must feel with a mere 63 candidates for hii naval prr-fllght rloudbusten ■t Chapel Hill (N C.) Minute meditation: "There's One gfhd thing about the dimout," obaervrs Asm Hull of the Jacksonville Tlm esllnlon. , . , "The baseball owners don’t have to burn the randlepower at both ends anymore." Hatband jottings: Pitcher VslHe Raves, who was h r tinted b y Nashville's l a n y G lllxrt, erlebiated his first American associa­ tion victory for Milwaukee with an early-morning wire to the Southern league manager. . . . I t waa signed "Love, V allle."... Jim Blumenstock, one of Fordham's Sugar howl stars, h is pul * bloom In thr harkfleld hopes of the Pensacola n ival air sta ­ tion. , . . Newest angler’s alibi comes from Went Florida where, ‘tls said,' a lot of good fish stories can’t be told because the anglers don’t want It known they're using gmecllne to get to the fishing grounds. .Omnibus dept Robert W. ktadrv. newlv-eleeled SELECT SELECTIONS I'luihionable Against Braves F o o l ball F act*. F lg n r t* u d By RALPH WARNER rriivitieR for the fo rm e r | tw o T hilc , Hurler Johnny, who D | rn4.n , irtil ('fH-hrane'i mound ace on ** rrack Great Lake* K lf d l nin7« aiding .Mini (on team, a l r e a d y g n l a r pitched almo»t a* m a n y In* i thiv « ih ETTA KETT E V E N 6 0 IN S T D A G N F H RoCiocys-IS BETTE 12 THAN TAKING AVACATIOhJ (SOON LAGOON with —m—to ■MOTHER N' DAD.1 By PAUL ROBINSON C O ULOVOU P -E A se NBXT STT2EErF1I2ST HOUSE". wm hcar>»# r » I IV J im T a lw ir lives .*m w m t i:rn q s s s l l l l Right* R ssrrrrd Il» W . lit. STREET G R O C E R Y P R I C E S G OO D T H R U W E D , A U G . 25 N E A T and PR O D U C E P R IC E S GOOD T H R U S A T U R D A Y , A U G . 22 Tgndsr, SU n4 it r k a k BILL’S PACKAGE STORE & BAR PR. U fl o* l c a x i WHITE BACON •^Tender Cola. H e a lth f u l! P e r ! b ............... T “sf» O' S e t Rowsis— C om Fed B eef! a £ I H FILLETS Butterfly I A P P e r l b .................. JIB ■m a l l , I M S , **A T T CLUB STEAK M SU Tf ■oWKLKtfa KdUi.cn, TOO ndios nilcInn g b e e f Veal R o s s i Tb 39c SHORT RIBS r iiK s it a g p t s n lb I.AWn U U S . IIKATV P A T T IB Holla ■ ATN*a 4 ID 37 n> is tb 23 17c HAMBURGER BE E F lb Bacon S o u a r t * lb 2 !c ■ L I'* S l 't k R S I P a n F1*h 3 Iba 25c 25 I BE E F BRAINS 23c W R srr.sk M i Ih I I I u ^ » PORK CHITTERLINGS (R I K C T 1b I 7 • KLK(-r SETS s t <J A■-<’ t 'K c n h k a d les* O cean S h r im p I* mM KISI1S 19c SPA R E RIBS fo r 3 lbs 25c SIIT S Y*. RRD r i g C ro a k c ra 2 Iba ! IQ O N SO r o w RR O ILIR O Ix )b n tcr lb 2 ^ PORK BRAINS lb 1 w stn i-twKS f | * U SMO. SAUSAG E i lb | WKsncM* BE EF KIDNEYS !b * PICNIC HAMS HOCK LESS, SUGAR-CUREDI ndw KT 1,0UIB. Aug. 20. lUssbsll should continue during (he war without emphasis on pn) fll, Brunch Rickey, viea presi­ dent of tbe ill. Louis C ardinals,1 said yesterday. , .And the originator ef th* bate-l I-all farm system. In on Interview; with The Sporting News, pre­ dicted the game would carry on allhough an ms minor Icsguca might fold In !0 t!. vi** THE’ 8CIL-DON’r TEU. MG' SHE'S NCJT HONE.1? B IC -T IM l FOOTBALL Whole Hams! 35c B F sS T SLICES LIMAS no. 2 cans PEACHES no. I 39c lb. 17 .. S I'N IN M B T t'K V IF RELIEF CHECK I WAS I S i X J ’ rlm AT1-ANTA, Aug. 20. OF) — There will be more big-time football for the horns fclks in the died I deep south this fall. x yenSeventy-eight out of 111 con,iy#r tests scheduled by the ]? mem>■„« ber Bouthe— tern cortferenca will open be played this season in their -rlfih o m s states, or within walking r ,m distance of th e state line. That's 10 • • percenL Ml lacraeae of . four percent e e e r 1941 when the tM M ' played 70 o u t e f J H con tarts a t home. . . . GREENS 2 no 2 cans 1 5 t a il s By FRAN STRHCLR WASHINGTON. Aug. ?n. (A Rapid Uhnert Feller, former Cl* Istuf pltt'ilng. a<” . huilcl the N folk. Va^ N sral Training Sial tesru to a h In 0 vlrtory yc*tyjl over ('eortrlPWt Tlnlvtrsiiy, lowlrg only three Lite and sti LIVE OAK. Aag. 10, (Special) —fluwannaa County farmer* hara converted thousands' of dollar* t f th* cask they rerelrad for their bright leaf tobacco crop Into war bend* U beta tkk the aila sad to lay something aside far .gar. Classified A dvertisem ents UUtUftfMtf SKHVlCh 20 1-3 FT. Hatf-enhln Crulter. poanered with to horse <UWi venal motor, in good condition. n m r n r a ip n w w ™ BREAD lfroz. lo a f 8 .. '& Pn-L K U WINS THERE fT G0€eL&CM3' MV NICE. NE1 WAREHOUSE AND THE LONE RANGER WITH IT/. ^ ----------- — - fan* and lota moling drinks ItX W. F irst BL PORK LIVER HELSINKI. FlnUnd. Aug. V0. |.t ‘At The Finnish ro m rn in l Jrr-..,ird yealrrdAy th at 10 Finnish fishters shut down IS Rosaixn — firhters, ona Hurricane and .two iltve bombers out of a Soviet S fnrmallcn of 80 planes over Irmv• isdt T iesday. Ona Finnish plana ' was lost In Uts hour's nmiML it was a sse rte d ,, „ I THE LONE RANGER Two b lj of good SLICED BACON Ne c k b o n e s N O B O D Y A N S W E R S *— BCTM | H etset B m th e |1 .i* lo fi f iri- m lb>* f i r * | gam* DETROIT, Aiqr. 20. UP) —A Ihreem n homer by Rudy York giving f ’-rd (T' i i Hugh*on sn,| soother four-bagger by Nrd ‘ tniight pitching v lft« n v tru th kind hi- I *i*h ••f thr yrur ngairc t llsrrls enabled the Detroit Tigers crush Cleveland, 1 to I, In ■ »td> 1hi • * st* t *■-i» * and ru t l l u p l i M i t i > i ( l d « * i Mi i J y w v f f i h i t ■ iwilishl gam e yesterday ihr Indians’ sdvsntaga over the an d - t iT i k • ig h t m e n , in b.-iith-place 8L tx>uls Browns to rlu.'M ,* » l*'Vn '.’i < und ' hull a game. R e y k j a v i k , i« u w i. a « . » (AV-Gcrman planes bombed and ro'chlne-gunncd • British traw ler off the Iceland coast and alio machineguiteed two Icelandic light-houses Tuesday. U. B. Army headquarters announced yeatarday. The communique laid, how­ ever, there were no casualties and only superficial damage. Juat before the aU rt of tbe 8. G rant lit by pop»- European war. United StJtca cumn e©*\ of tom receipt* were $369,000,000 a yea;. The tom b of In New York * Ur aubaerlptiof 1600,000. i»nr hv T«*d VVdliMm*, each wi»ti n mnn «*n l*H*r. nrr*iunlra| for *d } > ! i M C ** HAVffNf of «H billion dossa to meet all wartime requirem ents b to be reached, according to N. R. Mshrhof, poultry specialist with the State A frk u ltu rtl Eaten*Ion Ser tin! TELL ME W H E r 2 £ « l M JSS R C V A J D ^ /e J B r r. 0 wo n s in k s : Q u o ta ->• BROOKLYN, Aug 2d. <4*1 — The Drnoklyn Hungers pulled rut j of their scoring slump tr-trrd ay I with a I IS-hi l assault .gainst 'our I Boston pitchers which swsmped NEW YORK. Aug 20. f>Tt - >the Braves, 11-1. C trt Devil went all the way It I* Irulent a pleasure to report for the Dodgers, scattering eight th at a lot of the country'* col* hits ovrr seven Innings and reg­ league* think so mveh of defcrne istering his 1.1th success again It work era* rntartalnmen! ihty're five defeats, but be m is.cl a shut­ even rbamurine their scbnliilea no out when Eddie Miller .marked that the worker* can gel to **« his slsth home fun of th.- *.-».*cn their football fame* this fall—* In ths second inning at the uaual charire per ticket* T h t Dotigrie went to **>rh on An Associated Pre** purvey sta rte r Manuel Salvo In the open­ ihow el today the srhoola are eel* ing frame, scoring two rum i t a t Inv the uaual 2:00 or 2:00 P.M. walk, an error ami single, i.y I’ete ■lartinir time* hark in »ever»! Reiser slid Dolph t'sinllli nil r*ifx, they'rr switching fr«»m day rcuird him in the liuril when a to night game* in other »poU, single by Lew Riggs »nd • i-xild.they're carding .Sumlay game*, by Billy llrrnisn firiwlurriij hn^F* and they'rr moving game* from mar* run* with th* «il *f an college campuses to Mg town* n > oth«*r error, the* they'll ik* available to ileftiwe At Jovcfy fiillMwtti V.tf-■* ilflJ plant worker* The *wltch in *n« tappe*! for rlmihl*** f* *iA sites of courae, I* also dictated Walker nni! Um u an ji ml a u>i;ln by transportation pm Idetui*. by Camilll In the fifth Imt Naturally, the college* are do­ rape*] with the Irwjt of *-r>Iv m r ing this Just *o the worker* will run when Walker wn« ranjrhi on have a mean* of relaxation thU an attemptedi dot-hlr *tr»i fall, with no idea of taking tome Rir»e'» single, ReUrr'* it>nili|r of the "h eat” off gate receipt* ■ml He<)wlck'a elnirlr nrnnmlrd that are rip e r ted to dwindle. For for another run In th r -ivih am! Instance. the Utah State.Colorado brought In Hill Dnnuviin to re­ cla*h waa *witched from little place Javery. Johnny Rirr '* out ledigiin to bigger Ogden, Utah, field fly worrit nnn'lhrr r.wi I**' with the announcement that th e n fore Donovan relirmt thr •M *. are 20.000 defrn*e workers In Mickey Owen’* ilwulile no I r the Ogden area win* need enter­ single by Reeir prn*lucr-l t *rv YOUNG GOLFER tainment Even Ivy enverad Yale, rn th inning tally and th. where ihr football ha*n't been mail** two more in thr . »fhth PAN DIEGO, C sllf, Attf. 2n any too hoi these l**t (rw yean, when fivr hit* brought I ibimy •on <>f U . Ceundr. L*o CalUnd. la 1■yin* with the idea of moving ft*if* to It novafi** rr»n». 1•,*t «*-t Inrmer San Diego fltats roilfge buck thr Martin* time for Ha Rtartnf thr final v o rm r III IS M IN t.iif _ .‘II. 1,11 linn., f->'tbsII eeiaeh, Is golf champion prer game* In ft 10. just •*» employ#* with a single, baiting righ* haul f I l f i ' at*'* i l l s d I s t t l b L M I H H y e * t * * f hi. lamlly after beating Ms ftf plant* will have time to make rti for the fIraI turn* thi* .*«* dnv n* N**w \ *»rV and Hr»*tnn di father In a (tries ot match— re the klcknff*. vid*'d ii *(viidde hrnder in ih* ir ■rntly. Now 1m threatens to win YOUNG MAKCirKTTK TEAM wlretrh drive* fur th** AmeriraM s junior tournament a t lbs manlI.eng ih* in'll nan t, tb** ll**d Sux laV ■11*al eourss. Ing thr fipt*n**r. I and the Yank * Mill's a 13 handlgsppM and alJ o h n n y H lg n r y '* e n lis t m e n t I n ■ »y__ 1tap l i ^ . m u h t f 2 1, hefniv lesdv Is a booting in Urn 70 s after ^ navy e a r l y in the c a m p a i g n | ii rmwil *»-f 17.fid 1 paying cii*t- playing steadily leas than — a i* mennl no •lackening In dla- ■| t ft ^ yraf. rncri and 1 Jb l -i rvire men nnd T H t m S D A T , A U G U S T M , IM S . rwomoA AXIS ACTIVE NBAS ICELAND Wallace Wade Has Nine Full Teams Brooks Win By > A t All-Army Squad Practice Drills Making 19 Hits * herald . hanfobd. ‘Lemons New T M k Y altew 10c . Orikms 3Ih 14c Vs. R utabagas B U TTER Peaches GRAPES Fan h w l Cocktail in to lr, * * Sen Honey 5-Ib 59c 29c Aspahigus 15c *aa- a* US —----- ■ - , S w H ‘ 2 — 23c Tropical • rsk str 14-v s. T rs»W Im m l ,2*, 15c •» . a*. 1 . Prim es 3 - 25c *a > O—sstesfe Id a Apples 12c Coffee 27c Spaghetti lK 10c a m i W lk ti'i LimM6*for 10c Snaps 3' — 25c Mor can 33c Olives 6-os 33c n *r« sa r a t e * ' TO . fle a a a tw ites ’ ■ stela 13c M teiT T hs 18c G&Esge lb 4c P s m 2 - 25c Tissue Educator, Cello* Package R-e W. If,' WlrjoML *16 141 Laurel. Bargain ai 1100.00. w m r i r ' r o o i T Wu»*, f*ir t o ditlon, aulteble fo r a pa runs*1 * two big lota, garden and intti Frked reasonably. J. 1h llarksy, UI7 Oak A n . 0I1RAP: House Oaf 1 well equipped, steeps fou ha seen a t Blrkkland 1 Ustd Car I*L SECOND ."HAND lumber, roam llsturws, tearUg house. DuHart's Lumber 17c Fk,rid. Pack Tomsto Foods! �VOLUME XXXIII K itla b lia h n l In I!H1H - — * - VTTokyo Says Japs Smash U. S. Party In Gilberts M arines Mop Up In Solomon Islands; American Bombers Roar Over Timor Middle East Boss NEW YORK. A lt. SI. (A P) —A British broadcast m U i f United Stale* I t r l a i f l r t n w n »r» a rt reported to have "launched a bi t attach #Cf tha Hu Ion on 11land* a . p i n t Japan,** werahlpe." Na datalla v ara raetlved. , 0, * '* 0 A hugi n ig h t ttf h t t ie - A IJI 'T m tl m Japanese. (Sinconfirmetl elsewhere, the 4 S d k > r i i v U c r ''"Vbl-iner llrtllih thi* m r.n u B K <*••«•> W .„ k -»oo t h r f n a n ' | | ri (t « .|4 « t ,| trlH n rv jl si t* BM(1 Th*. a 11Sin r-r lirid ed from , *f f irr r« t h a t a r c to co rat l l n i r e u p t b r F r e n c h (Ywal'*' Naval a via t mo r a i l r t c h i n i n u r e s , alaive liunker riue. , ‘i r " tergu a i'f<» ta> period i>cr|ii l l n It, rt.-l, dcrlnrc*! rlirtvl Sit* ■* rscre srrircsl mi n u m e r o u s targ ets " f final. I n tru s iv e tr a i n in g befn a i l a r k c l bv tire rauJera r " B "n ac tive, w a r f a r e d u t y . s l n s t the Axis p o w e r . W ith f lc i n ir u n it y o f t h o , m W lf t i officer# • a l i i . " G r iia t m u a h ru o m s of y r a y , —— —- . -----------ndU ff Were lllent Thvfvasmok e w r n l uu a f t e r t h e i. mbs i duy—a* they b a re buen for alm ost w ere d r o p p c l ." • week—*kbo«t th* fat* of JamAll Allied p l a n e i r c t u r n n l o . SMM force* which fought the T h * , g e n e re t aab l a co m m o n ly. A nm lean landings In the Tutmgt p u b lic b e lie f t h e t G e r m a n n rie n ts and G oaialranal apraa. a r e n e c e e M r lly lo n g - lim e r r s ld r n t a IT a n lo a o r Z r n tiu n Tbu winning American th re a t o f t h e ir c n m m u n lllr « n r p erm jn s U B v Il- o o V II a t the Solomon lilanda yesterday o f T e u t o n ic e jc lr a c lb .n ha> p ro ved ----— ------reached th* advanced stage of f a lla c io u s . Mrs Mary J Km>* «>f lh<- t„ n ■»«pping-up remnant* of JapancM r c a l S a lv a g e C o m m it t e e a m n ot fares* apparently left stranded j " B o t h p ro n g s o f thi> p rc rn r*e f i I t o d a y to A t th e g-reanr , i - r | that* whin enemy wartklpe •------ a r e c o n t r a r y to *11 p re v io u s G e r ­ m an p r e c e d u r e ," he e ip la ln f l the F o u r t h of July fluh fry ha detaroyed or forced to wlihd Health Unit And WPA Will Work On Pit-Privy Project . -r ■C,’F L:*t« e 1- - r ------ t- v ,t .-,1 , Showing tha Interest gvtncad In Sanford In Dor fictHilfiijr, a now troop, th* fifth on* In^lh* d t y . wUl t* ofgwniaad tonight a t th* Bcoat Coorl of Honor t o . ho H th* n p u e w l Church 1 House, starting ol 1:00 y fc r w r s s iJ B e rrin g Scouts tonight. tU ffa .tandi SstarWrank*, G e n e r a l W oo d s a id th e t a c t le i o f G e r m a n y '* eplee a n d f i f t h c c lu m n la la a r e s t a n d a r d is e d Congreeatooal W itrlct S u n d a y a t t : U P.M. a t th# Court Iton'c. Dr. Long U W*U •ecnmmrndrj aa an c rg a n lw r and apeakvr. It reported. All n tem b m nnd ** wth*as genarat public are im.tr-l to “ YORK. Aug. 21. "11 mlcl lh* w a r p l a n .s a n il 1 r F o r c e t r a i n in g a t r (» t a ll or to G rrtntny’e in B M t o n o f B l a f f H e r g c e n t l'* u t pert S r t 'x Ju rtr In ti T h U It a v lrw of t h r c h an n el p u r l o f I l i r p n *«. *’ll pin hraDi)uar1rrB, wan hy r o m h u u sl n av al, mi .ml K«> I « . . . hy t h r ( ir r t n a n a a» a f t ih m a r t n r h av r a n d h.** t«*» |ir* ki A cr^ n iln g tn t h r Official C r r m a n N rw * t g. Ml i Infunirv amt tank unit* *up|*.Ht*,| l«y a lr o n g a 'i n»t i Kangri B a tta lio n " lo o k p ari in t h r lan d in g T I i|h i' n t a full fledged inv a *100 . 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Hr |nUl rt w||l hon°r the group lea/lng and * 4 j * y « h . wh o gro l u b c f v u lr - is for p u t , „ r add thoar whn bate gnne t«i lh® Dr, Long Will Spoilk At TownHcnd Meeting t r i m n a n h a n a n B. to Housewives Are Urged To Sell “ T h a y h a r t r a r l e d l l t i t r in a n y O f t h * a p p r 0* l m * l * l y l » n a tio n * WaacjUu Also jehool P s r l.m >f blasting a hole in the cnent h a t H i t l e r h a * p e n e tra te d n r I n ­ bua driver*, lau n d ry wr.rV.rs and , ___ . . , , v a d e d ," h e t c o n tin u e d ( n f a c t fo o d h a n d lv ra a r c v a p c c t c l to l - ™ k , ‘ r « t V M * h* ;" > n ' r ' | r '1 ' " 1 l k * ™ » f> u f* e t u r # n f » » p l o * ( v r . t h e y d a t a b a c k In I b e t r e n t ir e t y a - r a y e d A WPA rrp rrs rn ta liir fm n J Mr#. 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I'h " turnrwvw will be vlrtoslly cun r a id * w i l l t>* p r o p o r t io n a l to th e J.. ,!. . o n *th l e l a r _a il deSsd --* Ilk, it'oramari -mm, * ■ - [ s|mS *burata i r r "t rvl'sH ' plrlo vi^e. — r-y- — i -s- o— month*, f f f e c t iv r n e a a o f t h * G e r m a n *p le« ami most nf the hit* " r n u n 1ilcr Itobert G a m b i a <if t h e Ja ck an d f i f t h c o lu m n is t s whom we y e r d s and locomotive d vin.i. Sc snitvlll* Have baa a n n n j n c e d . k n o w e r e in o u r r a l d ' l . ” G e n e r a l W oo d d e c la r e d In a n a .M r e s s U -. f o r * th e s o u t h e e s t e r n p eace n f f | . c e r s ’ c o n fe r e n c e . INazis Force Crossing Of Don In Drive To ; Stalingrad; M e e t ; S t i f f Resislanee q U» r - H tlh sru t ll™ i1■* * Ip , , k ir t t ir tllv ri>mplct** 4i in f#p ln ri’* I (iil* s>l S tilt* ’ ' f ' ) i n g k # r-l frn rm - w u rk « fu l f r i l l n g l * » » * '• - m o - b r .l M im m u n ir illu n r . m l la n d s c a p e . 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Burma, Brig. Gan. Harold R. I. 9ach a raid presumably would !•* G . A le x a n d e r ( a b o v e ) , a ls o k n o w n llltlt more than a commando as th e " l a a t m a n o u t o f D u n k ir k '' throat to laat m am / defense*. h a s b e e n n a m e d to s u re r e d G r n I hr vk olr"pri «-t a t t a c k , t*«», nra J * iri| fn b . * • In tha alitrrn-day-old battle of K ir C la u d e A u c k ln le c k a« rn m 1h« i n a r l v r * . iff* r»ol •f fh r iln y turn** l n.ivii fit S lH M t l l l t f l tha Solomeni, Gan. Mac A rthur’a m a n d r r o f B r i t i s h fo r c e s In t h r t tv wS* l in iik llr ifa S m * * ri« an fout ■ ' t .. h. aroula sea reheat the vast (aland M id d le F a s t « .**’.1 f ill t h r V B r|iU )l p u rThe a p p o in tm e n t 1 t ,, r*-*«fit inno I11 ■! hnuhi dotted aouth aeaa In quaat of Jap- fo lln w v r i c l t w l y th® g n ftm in rfil hi** h* r o I r |»of trsl thfti tuiail r i t i i t l i u n Nhil ■ U r g o anaaa Naval activity amid r e ­ m r n t t h a t P r lm r M in is t e r O h u r r h ‘ ' j” ' f .1 .b a t i f * •> s in g le p lln e , t ion b in hit.it^ * r r I mplftf port! the enemy la maaslng new III h ad v is it e d C a ir n on h is • * ) w ’ I"1" " 1 ..........ret "lily slight I»r,., . i, w,.,k . i l l be ,lon« strength for a counter blow to M o s c o w , If .l . i fijmwit i.tri »■* rnMtunt • h o it g r r * in t i r u n w i y i against tha United States martnee i r g uf •!»*■! t*v I h r B n tin h .1 1 1**1 it i t t i f f i t t a J rrfNirt, In tha Tulagi area. The Navy . I'm H im if m11« n lt 'ii . i f 1h r »**< I inHi Mnf krr* tnm* r#liMid It now Is engaged mopping i t I . mu tlutg th*1 N a m **ir f o r r r ion i ■ f it j* If #»e| n t t h r h u g e b a t e , up tha remnant! of the Japanese Irwr.k in I h r d i r l i B l l i r * i> v rr Dtcp- ! Hi* i k " f mm ml11 ft i ha*, t»r r n garrisons cn the lilanda “recent­ (■• |n f a * I *nrut* 'lU ftlti- m in ifi . ) n 11> a rift t h r tu la I now ly captured" al the eastern rnd | . . . . .1 ,.,. Iw i t , , v,l r ‘r , t le r r n a n ^ " k * *1 t o lm*' ii* r t t h w ihtHI* of the 900-mile-long archipelago. 1......... M Y d n i-ad av r n c b id o l a t ;,, 'isTUM* More United Stairs bomlieis l . « . r „ n c ih r rd o f t l r N » s t fig h t , i . f v Kirn (M^nnlhlr t | brltii r r s t iv r ig th in t h r w t-ate rn oc- j touched off g reat aiploalcna at I Itkf II DRitf r l h r r a f c l y cu n ie sl m n r n f K u r t ijie tha Japanese-occupied U v n of II hr rofnrt o f t h r .1,1*00 mfR IK N I M I I K H 2B.'t. — Huge Flight of j Barracks For Allied Fighters O fficers, M en Smash A t Enemy A re Being Built! ^ No Ships Are Ieost In Work Is Progressing)! i 500-1 ‘lane Bombing! Attack Over France (h r a iM a ittc m eat Im p e ria l T o k y o h ea d e ju a rt e r s a w w rte d today a n m a ll fo rc e o f A m e ric a n tro o p s e f ­ fe c te d a la n d in g a t d a w n o n A u g . 17 a t M akjn Isla n d In th e G ilb e r t Islanda, 2 ,4 0 0 m ile s fr o m H aw aii b u t w e r e " r e p u ls e d c o m p le te ly " b y t h e \-vxncl«ted l'rcrv* M em ber S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . A U G U S T 21. 1912. W A S H lS 'r T « 111il l , I'rcM -l- n» It " il l 1* i Mm Wrmlrll WiMki. (T I f M1 IM « ftMmg of* ' of» lh® I * 1' 1 fllftoftl1. n f ..,,i i ; . | . r » . ' i . eifi M in 1 r . t u n llc h r * i t,i S r j r O' '* t ill l.n vo <r i" h « * a n u n til i It II **111 1 K h b I ■M«l r n u n l r l r - th r f i l t h r»t....|i* f t .f A i n 11 " r » n f is ip ittijf fn r r l r a n « s i r f f f t l t H i n t i h v h i i ' v t ill kin 1 >.la* T b r t n ill 11 o f (x iw i'f r u n g )■1 bffhrtnl tl SvriV, ■~t* f *W ®I F .g y p t . A r a b i a fa b Th* 1T u rk ry , 1' «-( and ll ' ti ll i'll |. ,, i P r e s id e n t «ar-l t t r l t k i ' it 1 frri Ml I n * "k I % •tak. • . .. Train Delivery Of (.aMthe.- nAli*»n* k*hfll w**iH hiipp#n To 2(1 States H a l t e d ' "T ,f ,h’ -------\S N^IIINtsTOS 1 * r i ji-li urn t r k r i i-ulnv f ll.til rt. *•' ' • \ Aug 21. i -1N <Ni ' n lin n t o r I I a m i I J |ir rttilhifpcl th*' m il tof g#«» Bn, f.. ■•iftl*'* in tht* itn tk llp w r*1 un l wti'ithwtost til m m m o tn j rr1 ra » r 7 ,lirtrt an r*tlT Tll»t# »l fjtn k fd M Bennett Bents Mend In Now York Race ID & ,0 llfl to M ip p ly CB'I WKATIIER N'KtV VD H h. tu t 21. i4 t — S t o le A tto rn e y r le u e r a l Jo h n J . B e n n e t t. J r , w a * u n a iiiin o u a ly nonrlnate-1 I l r m i e r . t i r r a n d ir la t e f o r g o ve rn o r „ f N ew Y o r k T h u ra d a y — a g a in a t th e w i* S n f e r t t l i d e n t R w r a e v a lt tn g iv e J a m e s A . I F a r le y on, n f th e o u t s t a n d in g e lc to r le n n f h is p o llt u - il c a r e e r . to Nomination of Bennett near thla United Stole* Senator Jama* M. grteinfKin in th® toulh and wg*t Msad, who ra rrled presidential portions approval, came on the flrat ballot a l tha Democratic alata conven­ tion In Brooklyn. Th# offlcltl vote, lite r mad# unanimous, wo* Bennett, <1211 Mead, 893, with »09 votes required for nomination. KLUKIMA n ig h t w iib Kath«r warm th urw lfr»h ow # r® Too Much Talk, Soys President HENDERSON PREDICTS WASHINGTON, Aug. II, OF) —Price Administrator Leon Hen• demon today predicted |f tha Jana lS-Jaly 11 rata lnenata reaUauad on food* oeer which the OPA has � 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1942; <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/85fb1c515ce4a38e09af5ed352b1a476.pdf e89e4bb033d3eacf1dec6dcfb22d41aa PDF Text Text » I I PAGE BIX TOT BANFOBD BOTUD, BAMFoko, 9th Inning Rally Gives Giants Win Over Braves, 3-2 ■=* • W ith A nd B ases 2 S in g le s S E L E C T S a in NEW YOKK, Aug. IN, <VP>— W ith tho baaea loaded and two tarn out in the last half cf .hs ninth Inning, liabs llama .'tack, ad a alngls Into right firUt / m terday to s>>* inc New York Glanta a 3-2 decision over .ha Boaton B ravn snd increase .hrlr Winning atrsak In llvr games. Tba victim . of lla n u 'i ram e-J winning blow an - Johnry Fain, who replaced started l-ou Tf it a fte r the Uianla tie<l the score In ths eighth on lUbr Young's aeernlh homer. The Dravra' arurrd both .betr runa off Hal .Schumacher in .hr opening frame on •Inglra by Paul W anrr. Max Wrat and Eddie Mil. ter. A fter that, Schumacbrr held them acorelcaa un four hlta until he gara way to a pinch hitter In tba eighth. . Acs Adama aucersded Sehjm aebtr In ths ninth ami gained credit for hia alilh victory agulnat three loaasa. Toat yielded only two hlta through th r first seven frames, but one of them wax Mgr. Melj; O tt'a 20th home run In the fourth. Mickey Witek .tailed ths Giant'* ninth inning rally by sin* gUng with on* out. Oil walked and both rubber* advanced t. n a* wild pitch. Johnny Mil* drew an Inlantlonal i>a*a and Young went down on a foul fur the teconl F ro n t Football la rapidly coning feta pages ratal tba general trend for l own a* a glance at apqrti tba coming aaoaon: tgaa will reeaot The great Am-1 Tlorida'a riddled Gator* will Man gamo U getting added In. open S*pt IP against-th* atrong tjm this aaoaon by lb# argual- Naval Air Btotien outfit of JaekV*" “ P " • n*.^J*P Wt- oooelUo. . . Afterward, Llcb*. * Mjf_ Uy J|a*k cf interaet. ln m*n_ mae t^tha following lQ enter. B am a O ff S E L E C T IO N S N e w s o n th e P ig s k in B r RALPH WARMER L oaded O u t T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T IS . l M L jW ffU U ) HIIAKK I HUSBAND# UATTONFRB GXT IIKA DAC1IH I TAMPA, X S f T T t , (A1)—The Tampa rationing board vu thrown Into ronfnalon by an «p. BARTOW, A * f. II. (A3— Moat «om*n golag into divorce court are glad to rv t rid of ooa bonfcano at a time bat ■ complain*»l k«* to il to f m ot two Jsuahand* a t esc*. , Tba rynplaln xiy* ah* married N«k I t a l w f and No. > la 1M 7 w ithout, f i m n t l i a a a d lr tn * Eha ..kad a dlrare* fiws» M # ^ and an aanutmont of bar m arri.» • to No. *. charting both with •leatrllofl. Auburn, I VUlanova, Miaaiaalppl State, Mary land, Georgia, Miami and Gaor t ir h t r o u b l e f U T,e> • Oeorge McAfee, former Duke' back field are, la the U m O R T O N , Mont. Aug. IP. leading figure of lb* Jackjonvlll, 4 3 —When members of tho Park •e rr lee eleven, now practicing .-cunty rationing board met te with n 100 or ao candidate*. , . •M®*1** aomc I re* thee found Hobb* Adama, u-K an aas State that Chairman JL A. TSomlon mentor, Inatructa tho Gobe. whe »aa absent. Ifa nhonad. Th# reoalao will tangle with Miami and ■on for hit abaeare—tire trouble, Georgia, and he lad no spare. Florida baa loot only three or four undergrad griddrre to Uncle Sam.. but ala coaches are gone rone lerman will fill every position, Miaaiaalppl has lost (0 premising . serpt two . . .Five Hurricane* player* to th*. terrier* and war w .re lost by graduation, II to Indcatri**. . . .Miaaiaalppl Slate, 1 • • J j o mo game* will bo well rated this season, has lost played on Saturday attention. Grantland Rico, dean of sport* but a couple. . . .Down In Tamp*, th# 8partana have a dismal .nit writers, aayi w* are stepping Into * record-creaking season. , . . look and new head roach Jo. , Sanford’s Celery Fed* h a rt one Justice has a tough Job ronfrrnt adventage |n th a t th* lights cun ing him. . . A t Miami, even lw turned on here, . . .Coach Me••ocas predict* an atlcndanr* equal to last year. Secretary or of W Sill necrviary w aarr llrn ry uL. Ollmaen (teft). te proaentlng th* tlngulshed Service Msdal to Col. Francis 0 . Brink for eieeptlonal i torlou* tervlco In a position of g re e t responsibility, l i t was mil obstreer and liaison officer with tba British In th* F ar East, Sings Burma, and later waa a member of th* Allied headquarters at J Thla la • phonsphoto. (Central p, NOTICE OF R enum ber Bataan H a n fo r d b j U & a S f S Sor AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F I.O K I DA, It waa announced by Admiral F.rneat J. King, Commander In Chief of th* United State* Fleet th a t V ice-A dm iral R o b e rt Leo Gbormlry (abort), chief of U. S. naval force* In Ike South Pacific, la leading th* aaaault on J a p base* In th* Tulagl area of Ik* Jap-hald Solo­ mon Island*, lit U pictured taking a salute during the United Nations Day parade In Auckland, New tealand. (Central P n tt) • R eds Abend, with complete liae Of Mlat d o . a loo Gia, Dry Cl*. Rum. aad Vodka. A re In A ls o ARCADE Package Store A c a it T ro o p s F o rc e d T w o In Allied Troops Storm French Coast; Mai Action Is Indicated As Fight Thunders C ' B ack S a lie n ts ; i C aucaR U H ^ l i y Am m Ii U I F m a) j O n t h e S o v ie t f i g h ti n g ! , 'A f r o n t to d a y , th e K u iu la n a me-1 A t R . know ledge*! M a rs h a l T im o ta h e n k o 'n a r m ie s h a v e Ih-vii d r iv e n b a c k In th e tw o c riti- I . c a l a a lie n ta l n th o b a tt le fo r S ta l in g r a d , a n d th® G e rm a n s *****. a ls o a r e k n if in g d e e p e r in t o ' *"11^0 j . t h e C au casu s. A t m id -d a y .! Treasury Dept w R u a s ia n trn o p n h a d fallen j otW milk U t t W It back before Nail reinforced c«l-1 ** m m i f t In rrtj, wkiU . umssa near Pyallgorek, la th* ten-, lo remind all to bay teal Caucasus. 170 aailrn south of 1 * the German-ocrupied Maikop oil! * _ f is Ids. but th* Reds declared they I 0 . D. FARRELL, Prop. Pbou* 0140, Mather BUg. (Formerly Raggett'a U q. 8 tore) ELECTION i ^ r ^ l ^ P lk ^ bounty Residents Are Urged To Ration Board Has | C alls Soldiers Mail “Scrap” “Scran” Cards ferrl* T«---------New Mail Tomorrow New Svslem System Of Of . a* rr naaotvan a t m » Laoislaru n a of m i eTATU o r n o n ii)* TTU1 lb# following AOWRdRMQl M l of A/titto I of Um Oao•tiiutioo Ot tho l u u Of non<u. rwuMro io ratt.u* tog RppnrttooabeoL dMl(n«Uni ttrnw%/g Count V M th# thirtv-ninth (Ml B«natowt*i Dut/lct • • f C«lho«in Oountv Rod Oulf County 9* Ih# fortieth f 101 Benntnctoi Dtatrwt b# and ih» Mm# ti h#r#by #crt#d uv and «h«n b« •ubmitt#d u» ih# #t#ew« •f th# l u u of rioctdR for rwtifutuoo •f r«|#eitoo at lha n#n#rai C#<ttoa a b# h#ld on th# rtrtt Tu#od*v oft#t Ih# newt Mnniiat la fottabat. IMS a# League Standings NATIONAL l.frlAOt W I, P i t TI If III I'M • t»h ti ll III rt.i m• l« II 14) IlMM'n la t l All I'till K W V, I V L II II Ml »t (i Ilf ll Vf If I it TO Sit M r a a lt a Y M l # r d a f •In n I. N * » 1 a t k t r In fia t 1 L Ml I >ly v a m # a • a h # d «i»*t » • 0 M w Coast Iiv\lea Osisiia* ns Thla Russian weeping mother and her bedraggled children and pet dog • tend In front of ths chsrrod ruins of tholr home, somewhere on scorched .HoeIt i soil They n s the family of a collective farmer. la te st reports from Mn.,,>tr .Isle that German troop* ar* only 200 milt* from th* rlrh Urosny oil wells. (Cenlraf P r u t ) Lombardi Second Greatest All-Around Bali Playe i Th* Brooklyn oul/Dlder, who! And b a .tb .ll'. patriarch, th. returned to action a week vg.» man who has sa*n ’em coma *n«l a tta r a brief Injury layoff, lost gu sine* bastkall mtaotoLc *g». a ir point* off hi*.balling avoreg* lolls you, promptly) d u ring lha past week and dropped "Jimmy Firii, wither it a r ll to ty iS r — '• • doubt." I A t tha asms llm*. however,I “I know." continued the* venei-l Boston's Ernla Lombardi Irppocd aMa I'hlladrlphla A'a manager, | y from .320 to .325 whll* retain ,•*"{ “many of tha old-tim tis In# aacond place Umbardi, ‘•■l *•“»“' W »r>*r -» • whoa* average cf two we*k» agn *l . •f’1' l«»*iM9*t I" ,l' , l would hav. tied Mm for tho Ira,I ' n»UW| 1 *■*!«■»*• uf Hret bo.e . A Monday, h.ld hi* position ahra.l * v' rt“ ' ,,lY *** '' nf thlrd-placo Jo* Mwlwlck .f th* ;; * w i >nR#im IrfflM at rt*# fra 2 T ,|l f l KteUM J ,d *,t<k ‘,r'’,’,MS,l ‘han •••r- A . 'a thlrd*^ b.".*‘ , ^ from .120 to 3 U . [man ho w n bettor th lf t fall- A» r Cards Win; Trail I ^ V r ^ .ir C B ; Brooks By V /, Gomes;» u I S X Z tl. f c K ;; A i M l a l anpouArrmrnl by thr SoNlrt information btirwou | t t * C«rmp0 cilU fithfl in th r U tt U t n months u a million and A qm rU r, nearly on# third cf thrwi fnU litira. and amiJ th at In th«' IU M period th# Rowaian lo a m 1 were 194,000 killed, wounded orl "Only hi the south hav* lb* m Germans serrerded at ostnrrwc w coot In advancing considerably," Ik* w ar review said. "A s for oth­ admialatrstion .ad the WI'B were e r sectors, th* Germans not only1urged tn roUaborste In dee*top­ are uuabt* to csrry cut offensive j ing a program for allocation of opantiosu, but on th* Bryansk. | gnes i nmaut meat purr has* as a wastem, Kalinin and northwestern eqoitahiy aa possible among fed fronts th* Red arm y la operating erally-insported packers. 3- T ie Office s f Price Admiai-I actively and has annihilated tens stration waa lastrarted k> make of thousands of Germans." plana far possible rationing sf Tha Germans moved up to tha as* i t ta re rawme is Russian front la th* last two A t ths asm* time. Us* OPA a koaatba M dhrtaleaa (ram France, Z -----------I But Jimmy didn’t Ilka catching, \ E T . L0U1H, Aug. 18, (A3 - > ? ? ' . ' , ... T h t 8L Loul* Cardinals, busily l l * • _ funnY ‘j 'l n f ." Conn.. engaged l„ playing h.und to th .i " ^ ' 1. r ° " Brooklyn Dodgers' eiceedingly, ^ tuLloC. V l.vid l o o r ^ l of h! (teat hare, choopwl another half, m ZcI ^ SI w, r,Z I * w o il th# Ml# Bum s'lead rv .; i u ^ r e . l " o n l, Z. s *’ ,. •' •Solom ons Q u ie t ; Jap W a r s h ip Is Sunk In Aleutians " naisKts o r p to L iC A tio n T«i iNillllTIIT l.C t tlOOO W».r. last knuwn ( ssMsimn aa* p*w ot •Jcs^sdCreas » t* I'orUIsfU TNsw Y<ru a rt hsrskr aolUte# as#- re Bring he'd pt*7*d there some •mired to appear l* a esrta/a. Bill Ut tom platat tile# h r WMIU* put him behind the bah." Host, J r , against poCTar Fogg caught up to and laclud- MeNsll a AI re res, nnv pending J K tht f Part of j h * 1033 a c tio n for a A**, then started alternating Iw ttn first tnd third uatll i3f. When bo went te tho Sad Sox WABHINCrrON,' Aa#. IB. t#> —A United Btatea aakararin* o n k a Jap *i *o* rrali ir o r ' a • W I T H 1» tk s gaat ani AlaoUtmo,. tho N avy aoaaaared today, Funeral Rites For Mrs. Hinesley To Held Thursday >. ' Set-Up In ('handed I Remedy Any Aluist Under Present Pin >*• t*f Ih* 1 iflt|>rrtios|| fm fill rati* S o m lim li t •I amuMitis •. In M It u t * *| t»f • p l t U u l i • c iN ir iii v t Lw ■■nwMRwyfcr* Th* midnight communique of! the Soviet hfgn command ackmial * I edged th at th* Huamlano had with I V drawn to new defensive positions1 southeast of KleUkaya, 70 mile.! abovt Stalingrad, and were fight I Ing savagely against German; forces who "went over tu the of s» tensive- northeast of Kotelnitov | aV< ski, 100 mile* below tbe . sly • F a r m e r s N e e d A id : named for Josef Stalin. j Th* communique followed 0 rv . M e a t P la n O u tlin e d port by the Soviet Informs11< n 1, t reau that th* Germans lost I. , V U 0 ,000 men—430,000 killed in jrb s Russia between May i t and tu , SCI gnat IS and unofficial aceo.nla'C on of Bovirt troops throwing the in- Nta n buck sever*) mile* to n e e 'a re valtr*" paaltlon* *« the K-- fo^> i fire Inspection Nation Ih At (iates “ O f War” With Axis ‘ ^ After Ship SinkinfRftSPW* •ruAAt« v u Then Rarna won ih* gan » with hia hit down the right field foul lino, aendlng Sain to his Ifth defeat rempared with four win*. TT- ? : ... .........*" lin ir v jr e L u tra . I*>lat ■ % mf fT,r te .(I | « a | f r u n * rs«iw t o v i c ­ ” M» l » i « M i n B jih l " W h e t S r r ill* l« ' * r s if •n il F K f B | i t h n»«l |T I # " t i ( i nH'fil, III ■ tiralrf 1.1 '•Href m I Y MltlT* Ilia- n t 1 U 4 Mol m I S ute* plane, a Iin an/vt>ijr>rwtl Itratilian* •Ettinal iSe Aau i for the lul.mRliitr • Br Million roaalal .1 day* were |«*k| by | '■ 'IR " yewI.rUay tK | of pirar)** tBuukl punikhetl A •K*»it t in»r la Jo* *i Pinto |V r a W»r Uinialer «ien I M I !m- im |M ir ta n t th in g r t« •I • iii*»% l u g m ow " H o w aists f u ll s iw in t f W •• f *• • lt * * » f i| M t « llU e ll..'* * ' • '*••• i-esllertks.M | » |» n r r o t iil M.nislry I hat the •* “rite * of us mrmy m i "rea l erder of the r hie ft the nation " J '“ e Alves lluar. tor the rn istl. offe Minister a brents down from the J>r Italia which te san made into ballets t Brasil's attackers "The Brasilian p wailing orders for Cilv Motorists A re Warned To __Have Use Tai Stamp By Aug. 31 Cily Softballers I x i ’iS V Jra .'K r , Jck Base dtars 1,:X In Pinal Inning & 7^.;. oniy ivy, *ft*r smacking h-«m» flea run. r»a. S -l!,n thr ft ft I irniag. rely lo S a.r John I. \ #h. . ..li.rlor ..( r> tr daflnii.il | Ih. Air Bat* A ll.S in . I.e ihr Biasing m ust In ibs sisth. the Sanfoid i» « f COT the I *••!(»« ! ..f Florid# ha* r r |—iir.| lir.U iwmlenl. indcd a close, thrill •Metnmhd all firm *lr|iul> roller s u r e in mg and well playr-l .ofthatl rn »• ra ty brain ••nfi.n ainrnt of ihr mens. ream er with a two lun S p lu irr ***• ta i law Aim H ii ii in or* ,,f Mr all .L m ihr last inning lo .li-frat iS. * ala hia %r #tr**#sf> li-rn iiia*|r hi •kipping llasr Stars, 11 L> tl 11 • U s. * vrioua pait* of th. *i#ir . Mr 1' irt ad<ird (rent field laei night Thla |i w •>fut iilr* that #ny • Thr two tram s. remp-***d of thr I* r*°*i liablr fur th*- t#« who -tailed out evenly. In tSr fourth •(•re nr permitIhr n«r of a • tailed oat rvrnlly In Ihr fouith inning. Ihr All .tfta i. r«»ll4-* l* iI n «*t«»r vrl irlr «n tas.#i U furr tSr lhr«*r iuiu lo take a 7 In 4 trail 1 * hat hr*-n |»#mI -hnll Imp guilt) a mi isle mi*■»»*•» #(»•( >i|*on r«in Fhr IndrpfiMirntk c»wr taark in • tnm thrrcreif oh ill I- ln n | not ' fifth, tallyinr fh r limre ..ff ■n than I '• t »n, i i-*.i>r«| for • • iklivrry of H am |(saH*..f. I mor# th#*. in .|* . .» I.,!h h«* m * t|vr l«*#irif | ilrhi i I IU m* tram tinl if U|. in the -n il. »•» perron w»r. ..... ., s*|sr r #tr« >n*0tor kahili* ..I B lss.at at a l*u| thr tim n «lull hail vuti41 it Usited States medium Uint r*»i d«*ea n»»t „f t p | u"*k tn tkllYFi Ml t ’*r |sin< I .SI 1 "*# » Sen H •“ t” aetloei in N s|.(*e#r In tlvr mi#un* i j.iovided in Ihe |la t of tho bsvfrilh flam* « ( * ■ along With heavy I,^ rryuiathiriB d u ll be qullty " v * . teM disclosed yest. 'j i Jack 1‘t f i r r « rn l th# diatom r * miedrmeaiior an«l ui>on roll* ^ ** j f«*r Ihr Irdrprndm ta on thr *• "■ M coo tin gents of A mffK*" ' • , »*»n thereof «hall I#,- lined not I moRjml. Kinitff up b it nlnr hit* a n ot.fine to | rw. ir*, r r 'and v a lk iff two m#n. I> tm ii •***rr than tn y neraon who u***F hia car mujrht U k ) llud Man ,f ,K- ; Martwd for th r IU m>. |. •f>*rtn( th* mmill of julv is llabl# annsKin* Kohoon mfUr O r iSini. with f..u» f ,r a atamp ro%rni>a t Sr |»erf«Hl m Julv 1 I .«• I In..ugh Ju»* I mrufinm iun« markrd mfinml him Jmk for ih llrrrin f w ti th r ratrhwr |mlr|wn 1'*1, an*I thr r***t of ihia Rtamp attack I MilniS <knU goi an r t m lioim hit# ami ■' ••*. It Ib rw« r *•• i > that theae ith ran! ,,nr walk. F!#f h rlub m ulr «•« lainp# be lulls hi •#-*! through th# • • Ilrctar of Inlr trial Hrvrnur Scorer ■Dick Fa l«»n ha*I f**ui 1•• taaaeille An> K t*-n wSo has foe four cha Ike-1 up for Marmt •.*»• '•bUl/kl thr u|# mi|. vhojld Un Vltman of th* Navy, th n inrlurict * •Ilately #ev>*i a•• ■ motkey order ''** Wily looser in his rellecu.Ni •» re ft In#d fhr*k I*, the roller ' rvd Dyson and Grergv lUyu* 1 -• of Internal r« venue. Jack»on'■ch rapped threw out of thrtv **lie and rr«jue#i that a stamp I f'-r th* city outfit. Ilrtb Mom. I* ‘♦ • l lo them. Mr Hurt aauf. ear* a sterling rahibitson nf .le fensleu play a t shortstop The •TF b«OTb*f^ bare h**iij urwpiriag ar Fiord Calmer drew lo North Africa f... tw o aawstha and It *■■ __ mo gam* le th* Navy ooiy yesterday th*i Air Baa 4aagO* will be played d r e s s Who have b e e ,' it frOQ I'elock UmigM at the ■ RAF fig h ter plam -.'lska fres field when th* Carpe-nflnol desert training t m m n tk* Truck Driver*. ready ta fly with the New | Change Is Made In I se Of sSugar Kation ( mipons Contin^enls / V CITY BRIEFS tan#1 S /r E S il* ”^ no re*fwct«r of thief emptied Ih* [ayor W. C. II Ill's ip truck sometime rdlng to th* polleo p lr m a a re r r * . T i Mjre* toe areo k r ^ A m ’ iw ko weald l F t’< ? n in a a rn a t N a d L o sses Those O f D o u b le R u s s ia n s Rotlfo ()ueen Killed In Fall From Horse ARCADIA. Aug. IV. (A 3 -Miss aims Mari* Vante. ld-year-old twice Morida rodeo queen, was lt*»tlr tilled yesterday when 0 fell from a hors*. A saddle girth that (lipped waa •Bird for Miss Vance's fall. A • tl y blonde, oh* Had won many ling honors and waa considered telented alsnlat. 8 ho waa th* ughter of Mr. and Mr*. Bate tnr* of Arcadia and waa a Itor In high acboel. Florida Citrus Crop |*t Outlook Ih Bright i ri#nr«ifitw uluti .l O R I . A N I m ). Aug IJ. tA3 Protprvle atr g<Msl fur Florida's naat multi million dollsr citrus crop, the tl H ilrpi rtm eut of cgricullurr re|torte-l Tuesday, The bureau's general crop re­ p o rt said amnia 8pring Rainfall puvided arlr-iuatn sol) moisture ruatrvei ''sml groves are now in UXUalisn' rundllior. " T hs condition of all citrus crops In ths state waa reported •• 74 percent, aa compared to 50 portent at the asm* tlma last 0K0RGIA AND FLORIDA LltGa tem perature change tonl w ith seel*red thundershowers l afternoon and early tonight. • • •*.»( #11 tb’tfs not *• e* m**I krpt on Ibr |>Wl»it-s unitflnl will b« , «l* »tro)ol Bomber Production Will Be Speeded SF.ATTI 1 Wash Aug 10. (A3 —TSf In* Uintbrr# that m id i M oruh)*u «p<ct«rul*r mid o r tr F rtn rc will Ih* | rtMiucrd a t n Irvnirntloual) A rrrltrataJ r t | | , ■ta rtin r immr<li#trl/. It I | | an* nounrr*! ti«U% l»v II. Oliver WwL executive Vice prreidcnt and pris* djctlon chief nf th* Boeing Alt* . c raft Company. 'Veit said the government had approved "sddillonal •chadnlaa," and thst "Indfrrtloni BNlVM from Washington" a faw day* . ago led him In belleva shortage* retarding production would b# relieved. , �t THE HANFORD ITERALD. BANFORD. FLORIDA, (llw S a n fo rd WgDNKBPAY, AUG. T h e R a id o n F r a n c e H e ra ld If, With the new* of the flrat large-scale raid on the French coast. them is bound to be ft lift to the spirits of Americana and exclamations of Mthla is it.” There arc aim bound to be all kinds of rumore, most of them fantastic, ranging all the way from the report the attack was just a diversionary move to screen a full-scale invasion of Nor­ way, to the preposterous one (which we have already heard) that three million men had been landed In France. It is only natural that people should speculate nlwnt the meaning and purpose of the present operations, b u t it Is harmful to morale, we believe, to allow one’s im a g in a ­ tion to run wild and make statements which have all the tar-marks of plain, unadulterated atreet gossip. As « m a t­ ter of fact, no one knows what !a behind this latest sortie or what It portends. It may be the real thing and it may­ be just another move to keep the Germans guessing, If the opinion is widely heH that a second front hnj i*t last been opened In Western Europe, whnt a let-down to the spirits of the people If End when the thing turns out to be quite something else. Disappointment over the course of the war nlrrady haa had its effect and there is no use now to let ourselves get ail built up for "another! let-down." There will be ample time to exult and cheer when th e tide of war comes our way, but, until such a time, it I* better to treat with conservative appraisal our a c tiv itie s on the various fronts. We have a feeling that the public is so keen for a turn of cvenla that it may grasp at the first ray of hope prematurely with the result that n good many pcoplo will receive a psychological set-back. ISO . BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY BETTER RETURN GOOD FOR g v n - i IT 18 THE HIUN OK REAL HAN: Bay net I will do M to him O* he hath ilnnr to me. will render to the man accord g to hi* work—Proverb, 21 23. O ffic ia l S ta te s Shipping Program Is Ahead Of Time W E D N E S D A Y , A llC U S T 19, 1942. W A S H IN G T O N By JACK S ltN N B T T WASHINGTON. Aug. If , la Britlih Guiana, m tributary fill ad br another panuite." And Incidentally the younc lady The young lady want an to m y of the Karanang River drop* o r tt up seta the oft-repeated plaint that >h* la cooking a real working • precipice to a M r l . « 0 f a t that ALL fedaral w ar worker* job In her own department o r in oro overworked When Jerry K luti, The Wa*h- •am* other bat ao fa r haa been Inylon Po»t authority on (gderal balkrd. She explain* th at oho (a capable person, haa an employe* and their actlrftle*. ■ eery completed collet* decree, went on location,- he aektd aome aalmost record of aererat ijccreaful of the pcroone ho will** for and about to fill In for him. An cm- year* In private Indualrjr. and bo* loye rifh t In the Civil Service taken only three dayi sick Ware ommieaion (and it waa only the in fire year*. caute* that bread paratown to beet of a ecor* of elmilar The article* submitted 1 wrote, in part, the litre, ehe charcei, are "the rank etupidity of person* in auper. following: rieory poeltiani In. LS* office* “I ,m one of the paraiitr*. -I draw 1 1.620 a year. If I concerned" and the Inefficiency government method* and per­ didn't exist, 1.I5V0 American dol- of l*r* reuld be directed Into w*r sonnel offices. channel! Inetcad of Into my aaL K e e p th e m w ith *!?' 180 Americana could hare y o u a lw a y s — I n |10 * year looped off their InSANTA ANA. An* I f , OP)— come tale*! IS of the little felP h o to g ra p h s l0* ' rn Ifr ht h are to pay no In- Grin- Autry, lit* ringing cowboy, ha* reported a t tha Bants Ana m ad e a t Army Air Base fer basic tra in ­ ing. II, rnllited In tba Army Air F o rm at Chicago Aug. 1 and w*« rated a technical aergrant. Autry had more, than SOU hour* In the air a* a civilian filer. J ...I i t many ■Id talk h# word —— nta for reere 1* building it — * addition tre 600 T r - S i t r a 'S i r - t» .• » r«- u ~ l f . « • « ! « . r •»■*-“ « K„ .hipping program r. he report*, ivy rruiacra a n ind. we’v* cut tn I War I the dedeatro/er*. W all an IZO 'L iberty' yrai " lichee around la and tell* t* ,SS , *nk,-r , r TTln* U“ " all tS* other old eatabllahod yard* P° together, Tho*# 600 d ip * are coaling I t , '-00.000,000 and their value 1* equivalent to tha e n tip 8,000,000 ton* of merchant chipping tonn ice tikcd by President RootcTelt this year. In tha eight buildIn t rant* on the coat and m et" WIEBOLDT STUDIO The FLORIDA HOTEL A N D CAFE nation I* tuppoted to be mobilised lo. war. "Thl* it msr apology for being ■ paraaite. Realguing i* uarlraa— *my place would be im medittely * . - fK* New Management—Reduced Rates. Cool Rooms Wilh Hath And New Beds. Good Home-Cooked Mrais, Like Home. Lets Meet— J . L . & J . A . C h ild re , M g r s . Dcfinita Justification for exemption of nil Florida from the gasoline rationing program is found in ihc recent s u r v e y of gasoline Stocks. Conducted by Htale Petroleum Coordinator Thomn- A. Johnson with tho cooperation of oil compunles, the survey disclosed that, a* of Aug. 1, a total of 83,908,112 gallon.' of gasoline waa available throughout tho state. The study also showed that nearly 75 percent of the supply was stored in the rationed part of the atabE the remainder being held t Slow Battle (From KalrWocraph) Where hill* are lilted, t f fence* awry, berry cine* are will-l ih* ipring* gone dry. luthat. paxt -oi-Wasl Ira in sprout* and rock* Yonder, a cabin nevllca u ra ity hollyhock*. By a lean bam. machinery B ream and xlrewn almul; l a a taed en ’* chnk.nl greenery A bonnet peek* cut Boulder* hav* won ihr battle W ith tba weary, dried.up creek By th* pinched road, cattle w ander, gaunt and wr*k. Her* where life |b mother#*! Ab< yellowing Jr* f i (Hr, A ilfh-wheelintr buiiard program. It can lx* argued, of courae, that this quanlity—rough­ ly about equal to the average monthly consumption—dots not give Florida n sufficient safety margin. Hut, «* wc Lave pointed out consistently In recent months. Florida Is convenient to tho Gulf oil fields and could be provided with n steady supply through use of wooden bargr* equi|i|.ed with steel tanks. These could be made available nlmoat immediately as soon as the government gives the “im-en light.” This Information is to i>e presented to Dr John W. Frey, special assistant in the Office of Petroleum Courdina-1 turn, when he comes to Florida to discuss the |K>sslhi1iiies 1 of erasing restrictions In this state. Considering the weight ■ Iof tho evidence, it is hard to cqhceivo how he can act any I I olher way than favorably to Florida—Tampa Tribune.* t r#a Moil Forget the South (A eelo fee two voice*) (Frees Opportunity ) I rnuet forget the South — I eneering moon. I bound'* sn*uth ^4 S S ' Bhortiy after General Elaenhawer Mid "the time I* abort," Alllad force* paid a riilt to Fttoe*, and aecontlng to the lateat rtjttlc It srain^t a eoclel call. . Bams on* has diacovtred that gunpowder can be mad* from or•MSS, We've known all atony U m WSS S lot Cf dynamite mixad. tp In the ellru* iltoation. INNER SPRING MATTRESS C o n g o le u m USE YOUR CREDIT th e by y a rd . N O d o w n p a y m e n t. N O p a y m e n t in A ugust N O p a y m e n t in S e p te m b e r T O T C L A S S IF Y You may never have thought of II, but when you tike your pen In hind to writ* a letter t<> that eoldlcr boy in Iceland or l i > V ( m Y I>* ' t h ere ; M SOttg*. my Borrow*, Egypt or New Caledonia or any­ I I tortured dream**,,: where elae, you are handling an M million tomorrow*. Initrum nl u dangrou* arid deadly *■ a Japaneaa bayonet or N ail bomb m uit forget th* S o u th flaming rope— On* • retiringly Innocent ftateO A m away. There'* no hope. inrnt mrd* In your lettet may cauae that boy to too* hi* life 1 1 are my god here. and might turn th* tld* of battle. No, Pm not thinking about th* murdered dead, ha* nothing to do with military Jim-cm wed brother*, Information, the censor Will catch f e t r i u n u td . lhaL What I'm talking about U that You mutt forget th* South bit of pervonal mantloti you TbS blood, tho tear*— Ihoughtlraily Include, inch 0* Catn* on. No on* hearai "Your girl wa* a t tha church «>ct>l ta il night. Bill brought her. I have my faith here, H r1, working at th* ihlpyanla f dream* unanun, now. you know, and th*y -**y he f hand* upralfed, make, over 1100 a work. He'* Tn touch the aun. k»i • n*w car and dreaaea like D. HERCULES ARMHTROM a millionaire " Ur you might do lust a* much damage with aom ethlnf ilka thla: political aituallnn "Thing* are getting terrible a t in New York, It the next M»ernml home. They hav* hod >lo cloe* a In Uo* Empire There U a lot t f talk now f c g l t meal thortagre, all of Mdk bring* to mind a program l i long ago of plowing under Production of Inner-Spring Mattresses to Stop Aug.31 off our roo«t j dog ‘Rover’ wo* h killed la il Week. heart attack and Aunt Hlnnl* eu might d|» any It I he radio oala wg war, If* certainly every lime I thu there with thoto i hunters and don* had to go when I* atlll hero and a t big aa Ilf*. | and having a grxv N o C>I the trigger, a lltll* more Sure wjlh hit oayonel thru.L -Maybe if your letter had said: “Mary Iuvea you. Everything It fin* hit* ll*d and t are *o proud of yeu.”—It would have been a Jap or Natl home that received the trre* announcement "KHlad in , action.” Thl* I* a requeat column, w rit­ ten i t tho urge nee of lb* editor of * country wrekly, W alter I’McGuire of the Souihitdo Vir­ ginia New*, who through ■ hi* mil* paper haa Inaugurated a campaign to urg* peopl* to writ* our boy* and write them often, but when they do, to -WRITE RIGHT'. | II* ho* appealed to newspaper friend* to nmpt and I am only j to glad to comply, for. It la on* of the moat cent true tire raovn Ihr* - encountered In coutoctlen with bur war effort. If pooplo can Juit bo mad* to realise the tremendou* influence of ' tholr letter* od Ih* moral* of . our boy*, and If they can bo m*de t-r THINK ** they w rtto J * end that they wtlt WRI t L RIGHT, It will do more to Vln than rapid he accompUahod by a desen IwlL'ethip* or a thouaojvl plane*. County Residentsr Urged To Mhil “Scrap” C a r ^ s r ’> £ B of OCTOBER 10th Next year’s mnUrens will bw.nll cotton. No more inner spring nuittnisiea for t w duration. O N L Y A F E W M O R E L E F T Production o f n F u r n i t u r e to Be Restricted B E T T E R G E T Y O U R S N O W ! WASHINGTON, Aug - t h e ; W ar Production (Ah Hoard today ordered halted, effective # - it November 1, production of .wood upbolattred furniture con­ taining any Iron or *tee) other than Jolnlnr hardware._______ m l , The order tlao ttop* delivery, li effective Immediately, of tirel Mir wire or flat atari for oae In the -- - production spring*. p p n of tteel upholitery Manofoeturere however, may obtain I tael wire or flat stlor o f oil to r e a lew fighler and bomber either way below par boat tn th* wu(ld, dewhat axpert’a opinion >»t heard. p a y m e n t U n til d u e d o te H l * III ■tail from Inventories of other suB uforiurer* o l ipring*.' Tran*- fer of springs frecn on* manufap. tom U another also U permit. ’ telrgrtma' will brnetby tba telegraph - Th* n*gt time you hday ym will hare to ulatod without must*. arrtrem afUrusan. T T w H .'rid 1l*hTS* wxur" nrefsr. ' .■ - A ? * 1 > •* * * 2 2 L 1 I B f l .l 0* f f iw r , ri.vSr^.V’ DECK CHAIRS Itrong /rsnycV heavy canvaaa in brUlint color eonf>innthms. Better buy Mvere) a t our price! �DAT, AUGUST 19. 1942. M e lv y n Social And Personal Activities iUBJOBIB ROSA COOBURN, Society Editor Social Calendar S ls te rs P a rty Ur* PACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Telephone US H o n o re d A nd A t S how er J. F le is c h e r C e le b ra te s B irth d a y Huuoi mg her m ii . Mrlvyn. who cvlvbratrd hU ev rn lh birthday f i d m l i y , Mr* Irving Fleiacher rntcrlaiocd a group of Melvyn'* frirnili with a theater party. Aft*r attending a movl*. the child­ ren returned to the K lelxher reaIdrnre, .lit K»»t Tenth Street, for x-r rrrtm end cake and the honor u rat opc nod gift* frem hie frtrml* (Juantllic* of mutllcolon tl balloon* were u*ed for dreorntiuna and favor*. Mr* Hamilton Ilirhee, Mr*. C. M. Hand, Mr* S h rq nan Lloyd and Mia* Jane LUyd a**tated In entcrtiaimnc the following boy* and girl, Michael Welchrl, BUly litre aril. Tommy Speer, Bebe 8l»txe, Hamilton Ftlibce, Joan Wright. Jix HutchUon. Bobby Morrta. Kmeit Morrl*, Georg* Hanlon and \Ve*lejr Spencer. AI *o Mary I . ‘u t o p r land, Jean Lane Mtllrr, Kina t.uke Hoyle, Bev, rI> Roger*. Tommy Swiggum Ihmna Jratt Dunn, Ann Dunn. Buddy Dunn, Jean rlte Wathrn. Burlmr* ftiathen. Sidney chaae Jr.. Marie Stlneclpher and Mary Ann Wilke. A. Cunningham, Mr*, Mr* II A. Hayne, i» vuitlng and Mtaa Eva Cun­ friend, and relative, in Birming­ ningham entertained with a mi»- ham, Al* cellaneou* thow er Friday evening a t the Cunningham rv* Idcnee, hon­ THURSDAY fullen W right h a, gone to The Wealran Service Guild of oring the Mlaae* Ruth and fa th e r Dayluna Beach where he will Va*e* of tha F irst Methodist Church will Strange, bride*-elect. enter radio school m art a t tha Church Annex at ro*e# were u*ed to decorat* the 8 tOO ih M., with M laf Ethel living-room amt the evening'* game* Included Bingo. Ml,, ra rrie Kedfern I, Ihe Riser as boateaa. The gueat Hit Included: Mr*. home gtie,t of Mr and Mr*. ' Tha Townsend Club will meet hi the Court House a t StOO P.U II. L Johnson, Ur* A. M. Gord- C rnrgr llanlrn 1* P, Hagan, praaldcnL presid­ nler. Mr* W. L. tfad«r. Mr*. Ling. Tha public la Invited to »t- E. Tew, Mr*. John Droney, Mr*. Mr, A (V ('leveland amt her John Andes, Sr., Mr*. It. E. daughter. Jeannette, left today Milmborg, Mr*. R. Z. Bolton. ■ Tha Senior Y.WA. of the First for Vldalta, fla to visit rela­ 9 Baptist Church will meet a t the Mr*. Gu* Malmborg, Mr*. Voile tive. ham* of Mry. W. M. Deariso. Psrk Wniiams, Mr*. W. L. Stoudenmire, Mr*. Marvin Milam, Mr*. 'Avenue a t 8 :t0 P.M. Mr, W H May and her child­ v Tha Sunbeam Band of the John Purdon, Mrs. M. U . Cleve­ ren. who have l*een visiting Walter P in t Bap' 1st Church will meet land, Mr*. Wiley lU rkey, Mr*. Hand, irlurnrd Friday to their a l 9:10 A. M. In the church for R. F. Col*. Ur* W. P. Brook*. home>lu Bradenton. ^ S u n b eam Focus Day. Ur*. W. D. Gardiner, Mra. W. ” Olrl Scout* are asked to bring F. Lewi*, Mr*. J. L. Lee, Mra. Mr* Paul Redfern and her tbalr ragUtratlon fee* to Scout Jack Tharpe. meeting a t 4:00 iP. M. It U the Also Mr*. J. A. Strang*, MU* daughter. Ella Mar, are visiting Mr and Mr, C P Herndon for Wat before tha camping trip to Grvtchen Lewi*. Mia* Louise WUd-WUtL Packard, MU* Grae* Evans, Mias a few day. FRIDAY Nell Stew art. Ml** Christine P r ftttd M n A W HrtU Have } Tha pUvground of South* ids Slouden ml re, Ml** Jeaqatta Lalng. T b e C h r istia n Hulldrr* clas s of h, Prim ary School will be open from Ml** Ella Bolton. MU* Vera liOdgej returned from Atlantii, (1* where the Fir*! Christian Church met | tl Walker, M n. Thuthiiltty rvenlnir at the home i *: tlfO A M . to 11:46 A M. under and the M ltin Ruth and E ither j Mr* Jcu ie <• Haili* mother. «*■ trhoualy 111.* of Mr* l.rtirgr Townsend. w ith ' R ifct direction of Mrs. Lt# Samuels. Strange, honor gueat*. Mr* l I. Horton, vice ■p re • blent a SATURDAY of i hr i l l " presiding The tie* : All bo; and fir la of Junior l Vull'inni w»* led by Mr* O P j " * _ _ a p may Joln ths rvi Ijbii'lr* *i Junior Commandos (Junior W aste ^ ' Com mi lire rep rta were f»v etl. V Wardens) at the Woman'a Club and pUria f.«r buying new 'equip- The a t 9i00 A.M. 1 meni fur the rhuirh playgroundM the f Children of pre-acbool and pri-the James 1'nderknffter nf Sunder- wend » * n Duri ng a w*cial" sell mary achool axes may attend the a G>n. P* joined Mr* t ' ndrrkufflrr, A wStory Hour**, tponaorad by th* Mo who I, viilting her parent*. Mr. hour the member* took part In! ^R ecreation Committee, a t the / *"<1 ban Kefrr*hfiientki were T v ifT o the follow in it Mr ami Mr* Ijin'ennlni Mr* tl W Potiflaa, who hat drv'u Mr* W W Huckeliws, Mra. . BUNDAT l>reri k nitiny her parents, Mr. W l T y . . . n , M r * J P W i l s o n , Sanford clUuna ura aaked by llo v tiT t M r* Tow nsend, and Mr*. A <* William*, ha* re- M r * • t h * ministerial association to ohtur mil to her home in .Hnvanneb, Uuiifl Ti'Wtiseinl Mini the Her. 4crv* two mlnula* of prayer each V H 11m n th a n * day at goo1. MONDAY Mr* J W Daniel. . Th* playground of South*ld< The T ruth Seeker* claaa of the P o p l i n . M r * C a m ly n Primary School will b* open from MtthodUt Church will have Its M t » * K li i a b e l b P a r i t e j , # 9 :3 0 . A.M. to It:4ft A.M. under regular meeting in the church W i l k i n * , C h a r l e * P o p b n annei at .1:00 P.M Ham P o p lin h a r e rrm v i v a n n a h . C i* t o l i v e | l «tl I \ WtK>p Aug \\» (WW ) A ?■<•• «mi Antly, wht* started iht pHindr at al* •tar* to the IIOIvLYWOOD and th e ir i l a u g h t e r« ic t< * * Pc Mary. Kathryn and Ann Mi** I.urta Prcplr* of A Children’s Shoes havr rTturne*! from Pi Beach where they *p>enl th< A 't h “ C h rt-k and to $3 Si u s 12 to 3 To CIom Oul G ood Shoes to S ta r t S c h o o l D o u b le O n k n 1:430, may do another niMtH .... .. **l neck‘d *«» a j»er* ftrt* i I ample of a bad movie, anti the biy irruaaea It won '*n ita I tat * |«'polarity didn't mnaol# A f-r. mag c»»ver imjuire* II M*ii« len r Carroll !• m*rrie«1 to Stifling Hayden A cheek of the n* w ft lei for several wveka b*rlL would solve tha p u n ie r In I* *• affirmative, which goes to »t.>* low little tha stare are. raring about editorial de#dlir*#s— or<editorial gray h#ire. I A* If the world w arenl uncer* litn teiough already, the muvle CTP people hake to go around atkllng 1it* the confusion. U ke C ans, g, tll (| Turner,, *h« one day told, fan ,, , , ] 'nagger she w as “through with K men. and n e it evening eloped H * **ilh Stephen Crane. Or llhr Joanj ! j i raw ford, who was going to B° . fthout her remanc# to the elty if 1 'J'* kite had ona—and within a *vrh P11' iurne<l up married to l*hll Terry It Uioks as If the glam-gals h*vr 1 •tumbled up^n * fundsment*! thr i ruth: The wav lo keep a *ecret d to keep quirt about It. i»»n*h Zorina may not have l»*-en Sam pr*- W ill's firat choke «r Krne*t hnfk Krtnlngway'a either for “For \VTom the Bells Tolls,” but Psra ^1 ,. mount Is throwing pictures her «ay lust tbs same Already a* ' t •ignaa; ilo « U « W ,H the story uf u r o iu r * x**p«rT ih,i ..11|JBp M o r # by Bomcrun *»■* wovvn Into Ihnr t f , ■ of th* Women* Confn LJllUn Gl*h,' bock In plciorv* i w attended a t Montreal.f (or tii* Pgol Muni “t^immando*." roMntty. Mra. MeC**lln (l being txlktd for "T b . Song of U pra*jd*nt of th* »ui(!ur> ( ||,m»d*u*.** N tv rr * mnrv •plri( n . Mann rap m en ted th,-, tuwl type In p lc tu m than Lillian obit'* Pra»byt*ri»l. Thru <;t*F-—until Ingrid B*nrm*n n m , a w«r* Inaplring, itra u ln g \ along- . . . M church ha* to ahlrk itTh* **rong girl Francr* Gif lalblllty at in y tlm*. u ford wilt burlraqu*. »• the movie , not ihlrk during tlmr „l uu**n In “ Henry Aldrich Gri* Glamour,“ I* Parvmount'a n»n ■ ---I i'rotby Lamour. . . graaU at known depth In The acript of “ Mr* M lnlrtr’ LlanUc t)c*»n U 30444 fed. oml* Dam* May W hitty ** lady Mint north of Fuarto Hlo Hddcn. . Dam* Mary ha* another [ea City, Including It* *ut> | Mr*. M lnlrrr r w . but Dam» M g ht* a population of May p rirataly praferrad th* lady 00. Ileldon. . Dam* May ha* another Mr and Mr* Fugene Kalridgt and hrr children of Plant City, whr» have been vi«iUng Mr, and Mr* A E Dobbin*, left yetter* day Thev were accompanied home by Mra Robert William* and J4i»* Nancy WHUam*. Values lY N I5W A H R 1 V A I .S rilK SCHOOL OF C H ILD H O O D lip rn * S v p lcm L cr Kih, *1 III A.M. K in ilrrg u r lc n imd D um irig, $'«»*» per iiiimiIIi 5711 —"Sunbursl" A, 1 rr»clt Uiliwri! ** w n r liculruaitl , iinili'rrii. ll"> .Irrww «■( I ri air lie llavliII I , ll. illin lila 11L r 'l" l M llg DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT a a iu - .t FLEXFORM w A Jinw " 5 1 1 ft* I T 0-jH nwn«r * ‘ t WAJIT I f AlUVf and UUW L If thcrc’r any gm**.,. Tl be on (be £//#»* tidel urtrtKtv At last Ihe runaUnt fear that iHillea' dreaeca will change aiie In the cleaning proceaa haa been eliminated. Our Flexform enaldoa ua to return every garment to you ahaped to your correct meaauremenU. U a JU .f I I .H i ll • ./iV v .W I a i n I-cnd in r\r (**l« in this [UlRRffit T w r n l' l or mi . «»ft sngors m u \\ (>*d and lU von f f iu Q g y a r n Liml>, m ctsl buttons , . * in r\e *wiftru er for I lie khak i-curiK uni* males. In ** H Urk. Drown* tifecn. Sites To preaerve the fit and ap|>earance of your favorite frock, whenever it needa cleaning SEND iT TO SEMINOLE COUNTY J1 YOW ELL’S SA N F O R D �I c t V • i W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T I t , 1M l 9M # VON CLEHM CONVICTED S. People, Not Nazis, Are Dominant In Mexico NEW YORK. Aug. 19. (AT— Warner von Clemm. former Garroan Army officer. *»■ convictad late jraatarday of violating a Presidential order fre t liny aiaeta of Belgium and Holland through a conspiracy to im port N atl- By SAM JACKSON were a couple of American vr*eMEXICO CITY. Aug. 19. (W Uble ahlppers. One had Just * Y f)—Suspicious Germane and leaned 10 bectarea and put MexlJapanese are being arrested In cant to work raising tomatoea. Mexico almost daily, but to a There's going to be a shertage of person on tha spot the idea th a t labor In the United States during - the A lia ever gut any >ubstan- tbs w ar years and he espects to tial toehold here ie ridirulous. j get rich. Another ships carloads The "N ertr Ammi«no»,M a t of tom a tops A t f t r A t Montreal, tW y call us, dominate the life and in the off season he ships • f th is country. I banana* from Verm Crua. T be Nails are sehooiiioys In the* . In between stories of their own] a r t o f penetration a* compared profits, these gentlemen told me With Americana in Mexico. * of a fabulous Jimmy Wilson a t / Axis propaganda is about th e Culiacan who was broke in ISIS asm s In Mexico a- it i. In H art- but who now is clearing 1110,000 ford, Ccnn.. or Phoenlt, A rts, to 1300,000 a ysar. He owns the BUU sties on the Germans hero! water and pump concession, lends are unreliable, but n.000 is ns the Mexicans mcney for seed, good a gue** as any. These p*o- then handles their crop shippie mostly want to ram a living ments. and keep out of trouble -b u t unBefore arriving In Meslco City to Mexico actually went to w ar j had heard stories of a certain th e German ambassador was able "Opel" automobile, made In Car­ ta centrol them through th re a ts i msny, which was dooming our t« relatives In the old country. | auto eIp 0 rt trade. tff* p tfh P fc S ! WHETHER YOU HAVE SCRAP OR NOT * MAIL THIS COUPON TO COUNTY AGENT C. R. DAWSON. I’hone 470 S a n fo rd , F U . In reply to Mr. Donald Nelson's letter, I have scrap material which 1 Give to the U. 8. Government I have Iho following material* Scrap Kuhlter If »|M*cial t'cjtiipmenl will ---------- Dm , a J ? s ,y. . 7 . , em. U’.h e"rv ,n f.Un r h V .,o „ r IH Iw aukl^ i " United ntate* ecom o m ricm ^ m taaiiy Tu TAA and tooldixlistlrallv i. the bl« On TTTE SANFORD TIER Vt IV S VNFORD. FIORIDX sailed dismonds from those two .«H Tuesday, attributing the ( t in chiefly to seaaosinl adranccs in nations. p r i m of t e n , butter, lamb and poultry and foghar prices for t m k mOk. m r tli and carta In WASHINGTON. Aug. 19. (Ah— froob vegetables. Retail coats of food advanced 1.1 A t ike outbroak of war there percent between m id-Jane and mid-July, the Labor Department v a ra 1,100,000 Aala nationals in fer three days ,’»,or' 1 “ w •" °P«' Meslco « t y l* ,u l> ot •»>■"» Bulcks, p |tllu -liL . __a „ tv , Fords, m tu " I ? * * " »nd. »® «">• Opel, a cross between the midget Austin and a Model A Ford, seemed to me an bleel car for a lew.Income population. Rut it the train ruining to Mexico wasn't making any headway... Except for the ridiculously cheap native products, stores are Ik? needed to move material onto a truck, indicate with cheek mark here | What is the material?---------------------. Name Town (C tn lrai I ’r t t i ) . ------------ County Monkey Turns . Out To Be Good Plane Spotter COLD WAVE / A U C M I M I C k m C AOS / IIMI 1 I S M flth a r m y t /o #n #f j| l S r C U u d t J t AublunlK W. a i t h a » m • d Thf ARCADE GADSDEN. Ala. Aug. is D. FARRELL. Prop, i 914a. M ather-B ldg. i*rly ilsg g rtt's l.lij. Store) t ■i Dr STEPHEN BARBER CAIRO, Aug. 19. (WWi l was walking down a Cairo strrel when fff i g s B a a • ■■ r r J t ~ that persona In Washington and ik w k. n e t L n 1b — A M - i - l the North are f forcini r s racial equality issue In the South, and declared they "are as rvlng tha Axis powers." Tha la rger object which ap­ proached looked like a South African p rirate. The smaller looked so much like a monkey th a t It was a monkey A little gray one. w ith a Mark fare. Trie rs must have lieen eomeme. for I be -oldier si luted, amt all be did ••• the monkey dl*e<l down fsoni it* i*erch on hie shoulder into the open neck of his shift, "S to p ." I aald T h is h a s gone fa r enough |,rt'e. the thn-e of one behind YOW— “ T h a t F e m in in e L o o k ” la more Important th in ever! It's up to ue In keep up m ortis a t home, so look to your half ta look yaur p rrtllm tl .V ic to r y C u rl ................. us, have a drink " Th a you $5 m ay keep th a t FASHION LOOK . send your clothra to tha CLEANERS DYERS A frican bis A N D name V IC IN IT Y — P H O N E 170 waa M artlnus Peeler told me tha story of his monkey pal, whose nstne was K affir I'llo w d'jrou do, Kaffir. l U v r a sip of m y beer. " T h a n k s . I don't car* If I do.") M artlnus. talking with th at fascinating lilt which is com­ mon to A frikaans shaking South Africans when iising English', lord ms he owed his life to Kaff­ ir. and K affir own! his Ufa t* ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON th a t South PHONE 9149 B etter EGGS F o r U n d e Sam ! You’ll Rft hlfhtr tgg production with wonotny by feeding your hens TUXEDO EGG LAYING MASH. BAHY CHICK TIME IH ALL THE TUil SEE US FOR BABY CHICKS NOW! Martinus found Kaffir when bs was a tiny bah), abandoned by his frightened mother, on tha Falser farm near Wurban. That was three years ago. Now Kaffir has grown to he quite a big chap and whan his m aster decided that ha would be away to the wars, the monkey made up hie mind to coma, ton. They enlisted together to fight baaida the British. They want through Ethiopia together and took part In tha battle of Sldi Iteiegh. In November 1941. They are fighting in tha current action, too. M irtlnut, who la a truck driver, waa down in t'-alrt) on a job when I met him. •K affir saved my Ufa three times," tab I Martlnus. " It's alwava with airplanes. K affir can hear them long before any of us, and t believe he aeea them , too. The only thing la that ha deean't know whether the planes ho.hears are our own o r tha enemy. Bo be (alia me about It whan ha gata tha first Indications, aisd f tell the boys and wa all waUh out. "Ones I thought I had loat him. and was wrorrled about It when suddenly ha came leaping from nowhere and dived Into m t shirt, which Is his way of letting me know something's up. 1 turned to my officer and said: 'A plane's coming a t us. Sir.' A t firs t ha didn't believe me, but 1 dashed under a rock and ha foOewed. Sura enough, a few seconds later a Bluka loomed down Ilk* a rocket and let loose. Tha bonjh exploded right where wa Would have got It nicely * a moment Mt4 l«t . . /utlau9*«. « i" *? sh'na's. ,,rt.' Inis'" STsfathw ‘ xss """um B, ci f smelt M * . ''i* bn’ I. COOS V t. A X in F l i r i B t •. CoQMCtly & r two his** d'ed too* ,n hi»k h plough to moor ••* pound* o* d u f j for our boy* t » » r » » m W it h t h ip pl q g i p i f r limltod, th* d n t d t g g production h*| fo o m Id f r s m 10 IS )UU m il ll t n p a u n d t s n n u e l lr JUNK MAKES : .VAOI PLAN*—This grave faatkr and mare rm«lawt. • laafaed Arenas A A.*- iron and ite i Auks " t« |hown l||v g oft <r » i wtMifi. u m rir ■ NOINC Cyllndsr I tha BAP with bull THBOUOH 'B IL L "—P ile ■««, N. J .—T*..» ih«n tern Cyclans 14 aaflaa brought In a |>IIV>-«.«|4 Amsrlcm Lvdt Ossltn bsmbsr at lams aerass thr Channel <>om a dsyllghi r« ,j on r>s-cf. ni44ls4 angina did its Jsb te thr -e-y end. --------■ 1« Growing Ma.h to Laying make It Z-CEL Laying M I A N T M I N — « s n F| " h K " , * •mem along q u l 'l r r i l c rn * |H* S . i • R •* •r �f 4 1 •— mm W ED N ESD A Y ,^U G U STl^lW l THE fittNTORDHBRALD, BA? Happiest Coaches Are Said To Be Those In Service Mississippi, to n H it L o ss O f W a s h in g ­ H a rd B y G rid d e rs NEW YORK, Aug. 19. (*>>— From on* angle, It appear! that th* only football roaches who can face th* coming aeaaon with eoeaplete confidence are those who have Joined up with th* armed force* end left their cam ­ pus worries to th rir assistants. 11__ ____I sL._ iL____L...I iL . lumbin'a a-|Uad Iml li>< nH-n. Southern California. llarvarJ, Pennsylvania and l*rinc»ton ara jc it a few of tho** who reported th a t thalr athletes will remain in college until graduation. On th* other hand, Fordham and Pann Slate earh loat a half doien good player*. Including the Ram'a raptaln-elect. Jim Lanalng, and 14 Georgetown gridman Joined up. From offcr major loop* came almllar report*. In the aouth. Miaalaalppl toil 26 member* of Ita football ai|uad, but haa nln# letter men returning Vanderbilt, Tulane, loulalana State, Alabama, and Duke loet up to a half doien good player* each, but Miaalaalppl State, the 1941 Smilheaatem champion. P ltrida, Clemaon, William and Mary and Virginia Military re­ ported thrir *<|Uad* almoat In­ tact. Loss-a of the major mld-waetem, Rotlhwratem and Rocky Mountain rollege* were limited to three or fuur men each with the exception of Oklahoma, which t a ­ ped* to get along pretty **'l d*apile the abaence of eight player*, flee of them fated a* kry men. cards BLANK CUBS King Carl Hubbeli Coasts To , Traffic Deaths Easy Victory Over Boston * * } 5 S NEW YORK. Aug. 19. oF)— Treated to a five-run bulge by hla Giant mate* In the flral Inn­ ing, King Carl Hubbeli J o t red* hla rocking-chair to hla eighth etralght pitching victory yester­ day by turning back the Boaton Brave*, 10 to 2, with a alx-blt elbowing Job. The New Yorker* clubbed Wild Will Donovan and Jim Tobin for (hr* hit*, Inclodlng a two-run dcuhlc by Bab* Young, In that ftn t-ln n ln g ipree, and from there On It waa a trldly a cat-walk for old bouarepanta aa be chalked up hla ninth triumph of the aeaaon against a ll loeae* and atretehed the longest Giant winning atraak of th# year to all in a row If* had the Braves eating out of hi* gnarled left hand all th* way, e ire p t In th# fourth, when Eddie Miller parked hi. fifth hrm er of the year Into the upper leftfleld .e a t. with Phil Maal on M u rp h y L o ses O f TALLAHASEE, Ang. 19, c1*1)—T ram * fataUUe* In g of Iter* had r to ealktTt Y, w* h • *1* , M*> IgptThis and •guv Y ankees 7 th In I, R ow- ' J •".V , the f'lay » In mnla ougk >*rv.l o .,,Y Jj, a, n " u"'1 ‘Of*, B A R B E R SH O P N O T IC E DODGERS month foi Th* I Faftty, ai rrcidenta In Its effort* to warn IS* driving public, repeated that there waa an Increase In accidents cauaed by puncture*, blowouU »e other life defects. . ■ LOSE 4 •*•*•«<] n r at pabllcatloa Auguat I, m i s a f e r th* Departm ent urged In » report of IU activity. Eight automobll* Or truck a n ire T i^ U were killed In J s ly 's t io accb dent*, and 270 person* were In­ Jued, 10 of those killed were negroee. Five nogrom wore killed In on* eutomobUe-traUf colllhlon atj-o p k a on July 4, Director J . J. Gilliam of th* Public Safety D epartm ent said U percent of all report* d accident, resulted fro * excasalrelr fast driving, while IS percent Involved driven who had been drinking. Havanty service i s m were hv vohred In 66 reported accident., in which flea service men aid foar rlelliani weer killed. The Highway Patfol, constant ly seeking to iraek out driters NOT properly qualified, reported that Hi member* r a r e drivers' riam lnatlons to 6 .0 3 persona In July, end of thee* 4<0 failed, Patrolmen spent 2,301 hour* in •ramlnaUen work. Patrolmen mad* 616 arvesU, In which 431 persona were eon vlcted, 68 were discharged and the other rate* a re pending, Failure to have driver*' licenses rauaca 176 of the arre*U,x 141 war* for reckless driving and 100 for drunken driving. L E G A L r y iM ro a g h ta . W in te r . Maf«ar*l «* Orlando, 4 i!f i*n lh » I Jilt day of N * »* m b «r, A l» i »i « taw** *«• iR carw u lN un.lei the provisions of CfeapUr !•%>« !*••• •<( rio rld R , A ft* of 1*3. H*H*IATK illinVK*. INC. A ror|««raliuft. «Mh M* pflixlpil pl«g*> of l*ualn»«a at K«r**t Cllf. Ijpnilnulf C’uuntp. la (It* Ntata of yififi.U ami whareaa th# Pf°M r ufflref* ••( baJi h ge»rptyf*||on did on ir.» lllh *!•» Augoat. A. O. |*|1 | amap |u ta» fllH l« UM1 <»f* firm ..f »»•# M*« rvtMf «»f Mlala of Ihr Miair *.f Florida. a duly AM-• IkartliialHl r#w»lull«n adopt »d l#jr put h h o ld e r- undmr ihm n u p iH A D im * p ro . U.S.War Bonds AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER X X X III Two b lj of good fans and lot* tooling drink* B I L L ’S PA C K A G E ST O R E & B A R j '» '• 112 W. First H4. Pk. tio B lo w s J itte ry A g a in s t M any G lid e r G e r m a n s P r e d i c t e d C a rrie s 15 M en time Y h o u sew ife c a n tell you th a t in w a rtim e you h a v e to p u t u im e th ln g e i l r a Into h o u se k e e p in g to m o k a a hom e b rig h t a n d c h e e rfu l. A m i h o u se w iv e s k n o w th a t Ice-cold k C o c a -C o la , sp a rk lin g , re fre s h in g , h elp* to b r ig h te n th t 21*. Soon; P la n e s * For C oca-C ola lias a u n iq u e , e x tra s o m e th in g th a t sen it a p a r t . . . a fin lih e d a r t In l u m a k in g t h a t give* It w 0 tt iu .iw i i.. I** I he- - to i) This Is German ‘Mercy’ for Russian Wounded L ost till- i •In- \m >i i d k n AUAd. ol m A u f. iliu m - •• |*mt *«*l I'littirs fi»r w .• M-Uti'fl .* Hint b iLy by nfl . f . f I til nil in w \U-ki ^ I * . \ n it lu n k C liM - t •a.it-kw m ei »*!■' I t" • l«r' (iitn 4|r|«*lXl- • in th e A le u t ia n III «Ia\ • 6|p*. with 1i» \rnik l•uelerptD^ . . Ih t> *f* i « oifl *n njne-hour raid vndrd lair yrxtrrd-vlarv.1 U illrr't fighter pla n r atrrngth in wrat-] cm Europr was dratroyrd In th r aaaault, and Dieppe Itielf, a rncrfamoua apa, waa pirturr<l in charred, ahrll tnm rums. Civilian ra tlm a tn said a>>nul 10,000 Allirtl raiders, striking in -epr-rtn t - ’lr - tim e i * T . . l/>ndon uuartcri probably n thinl of T h a t ’s tally n o im ita to r ca n c o p y it. T h p t'f Seminole County 0 . I*. Herndon Is Welfare Office Farmers May Get h’!r8t T", .s , ’rur<' ! Reduces Number i r f Drivers License r. me regency L ob ns Of Employees; -r -*%» IIM J I Gtv i*ik.i why Coca-Cola h as th r -luality a tu l d e lic io u s g oodness to w id e ly rrcogI • n i: c J a n d w e lc o m e d by alL • Farm Grcdil Adminis trillion O f f i r i i i ! Has Orlando Office you cannot *ri It, iranetnhvn C oca-Cola, being i n i ckaicc, la th* firar logo. Ash foe It each tim*. N o n a n i r how short I ha supply, tba qualify of Coc*X.'ola w ill no* b* th in g a d la any raapart. ,- i . . " illfj Cornet thong bad" and Watch Y «4 II 441 llQsrn I I I f I t f Phils. R rtd lg iN U fd i? Iioginn I. N « w Y o rh I llrtrotWlyn I. Phl|sdslpV IMMsburfh I. Clnclnm n n c i|.i o. m. l>ouU A M BRICAR ft T lin il'n C la ra Me*atl* TNIIVfar E T T A j GULF SERVICE,STATION HANFORD, FLA. 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The loaaca In klUe-l and woundvd admittedly were never- la rjt pvt ted In ao daring an attack against tha t gun-atuddcit cnoat, but th* British a*Id tharr la no confirmation of Ui* German claim hundreds wvr* killed, 1.600 captnrrd, 28 srmorvtl tar* destroyed and thro* de-troyrra, two torpe­ do boat* and four transport* k>«t B ritlih military viperta -aid th* raid ahnwvd th* Royal Navy still ruled the Channel, th* real strength of th r German land and air arfenara bring In western Ycnnaliy Take.s W Hbnors In wson Declares Gun Club Shont LBAOt w t. r* «, IT I I «•« D s i'll I t H A t l C b l'f* I l i U H Wash. Maw To rb Inalnaa CblTsi I nil l 1"’’‘’ 1 '*e it \\ «-- .i-t.i .. i »*i-4 rsaaui irif@n ' W n ib a -o j tiin l VITAGEN O r g a n i c s *1 iSf* |’r*dlgtat*d, io (, fib . eM ____ fn lw i n r U ' B g irlerlallap d by Patented Bacteria Preeeae , Hevliallie your tonkNMttre'a way and*g«t i.; • / ' / , » better r e n lti from , J Heed Beda . Flowen League Standings nmi r 't S l tT u n m a tc h e d ta s te -a p p e a l. . . w ith a n u n m ista k a b le Wartime lim it- lb* supply of C c c a C o la . Tlaoaa tlasaa whan 0 R G A N 0 Germans Who Grossed Don River In Drive On Stalingrad Are Reported Wiped Out nalli •lurk hunt tiy thr«« I'nitcd « Aiuik j•11*•t » *h«t aiiLaII- aftcr-acnae o f re f re s h m e n t. MAimn AfJAfNrr s a id k s t a t b : rnu an* ***h *f yoa ar* bavabr n.iiltlM] aag raqulrvg |* prsaant aa, rlalm a aag d-m aaga wktcb >••• or a ltb tr of you. m ay bar* a*.' In at lb* ajtala of Mattl* Mrtllll. gM «a*«g, lata of aaM Coua■r. to th* Coaaty Jo g g o 4t Sami- Japanese Homlicr Is Shot Down In Mannt'r Of “Duck Hunt” By 1'. .S. Fighters *\« IH-iCAt.r The secrets of Germany’s ^ antl-lnvanion coastnl defenses were studied by die Allied command to<Iny nmid predic­ tions thnt titanic new blowr will soon fall upon the jittery # Nails in tho wnkp. of yesler day’s history-making attack on Dieppe, France. As tho first fruits oT the B ftu » t im p o rta n t |v»rt o f h o rn * . , . th e p e o p le i n it. DR- Member Annorlntrd I’rrow Soviets Press Attacks To In A leutians North And Hold In Caucasus in ( 1 / A im littd P fiu ) N O T IC E S IIA V IN tl C L A IM ■ O R SANTOirtl. FLORIDA. THt'RSIlAY. AUGUST 20. lot Leaders Study! C oast Defenses! Raid On France N ew B O ut of E v e r y D o l l a r in I‘a rb . tlii..h* «f Mill | .Obi • «af r lor Id• Aril .if l»fl. NJ,,,* h < ll,« ilmoltllltiR g/f lUfh la rv: Ratal* of M A T T IR t t e i l l L p*e*aa*g. to a u , c it r u iT o n s ahd rm n H tIN * ji.h n Ihm is thm r o u t o r m u c o v n r r JIIMIR. i b m im o u i ooniT V . rte iiD a . it* raooATK* To H r Frienda and Customers I am now p*rmsn*ntly located ol th - t'tt) Mart-vr Mh-o, 106 Magnolia Avtnu*. Jack MrKwan, formerly with Kelly’s Bhrb*r Shop will b* *s*«cinlrtl in Imalnraa with m*. W* will bo glad to a*rvv you In owr new b-ration. J . M. W lld iO N * K tm tm k tr Bataan Imutf Ihu ftlk Hir nf JmIf l i l t . a d , Oewatr, t larMa. at kla » ( I M It y WlIRKliiK. • la lb* m a n T— «*e of m M C o a s t, Kivroltir »f lh« N lt(« at la a lo r A riartda, w ltk la a lib i lu rth a D I i v a . eaWaOar mwatha from Ik* Urn# at tba t i n t oabllcalloa *f tkia notice. Cach.data* #r *.raao4 ahall b* la (M T iriC A T R o r O M fO M ti w riting, aag ahall atate tba place)I u iiio u n o t of r,al4eaee aag peat office adireea I* r tf II naMb. A a *i » I TUB of the claimant, aag ahall be awora I a tr ii im iT ) o r t h k r r a T u o r la by lb* claimant, agent, or *1 rUMIIPA loraejr, aag a a r aucb claim or ge- TO At.I. It* WHOM TIIKAK PltKm tag act eo fileg ahall b* cold. MENT* HIIAlX COMB. OIt BBTI \ (}|| ' * K . K JO H N S O N , Aa agmlntatralor of lb* Th ia la l « c a r tlf r th a t, w baraaa. Batata at H a iti* Her) 111. t 'hcaicr f . ro a g a t* . O rla a g a , F l a ; today with tha broad obJ stopping Japan*** cipana! t v M d ta e **u0w*»t <*Land, a*a and air fa n * •nsnr«^l It i* f lh|s t)|». k Mr Dr si It Is n«»» »*»•* ilicftnt t*» •»%•„ •n V d lately.’’ • •‘W hyI” continued Mr Dawton. “ W*U consider how many nf our ship*, loaded to the gunwaloa with tha m tlal ilncwa of war, have bo*n sent to the botlnm of Ih* ocaan, with th* loss »r many brav* and highly trained men Wa cannot rep lacs those men Fog, t h m the w ar la over—b u t .cr* ran, ar* moat and w* will replac* those ship* and cargo**. To da R a l p h thi* wa must predur* the atari On* hundred pounds of scrap Make 100 pound* of steel. U that 100 pounds of acrap la not .available thor* must b* 460 pounda a{ 1 m or* to taka Ita ptac*. To got 460 pounda of Iron ar* several ton* ad material moat he r m eved from th* mint, th* K lB M a n •■•sry hov n ms> h*-- A . H a n k in .s o n |A < I, All Germans In Brazil Ordered Held Hostages Sf •*••■ O ffic ia l s lid in g G oal B e jS n rp a w ie d INOTOK, Aug. » . (AV- Miami Beach, ha* rovvived In- troops. m Tolasloti aa accorv! lieutenant tk f. Alr Forro* of tho Army Ik * tfaltod Htate* Ills dutle, 11 bg to direct vital admlnlatra A*M d supply operations of tho j a W y / d W andhyg Army Air; N W f.'grM nd forte a, thul ivvkM tltiiaid pilots for fell lime |1 m a K • i t tlvillan, Lieut. I.lnd-*r W '.IK.'IOS l o s t Second Street, UL M i mother, Mrs. Edna V. ll. t i n g *• t m e t* l i g l * s h o rt it rrf*itif*|f **»*i u#•• i»f " 'it • ll«t \S I'.S h n*l in ig n.M a • -I t law Rfl |*I«>SI SIII. N»| • O ft * M t h r \ e * . M l* I . . | |* rra « ■| t o if # l ti» K |( h r f| « * tf| f| | Id) k 'l ' I L i * I n k ijn n t* a i n l t h r jo b w i l l I h * * l* » n r , y o u r a h !■*- a n r i* o f Ih -' I h r r * II l*e» n o m i e r r s l i b i a I'n » • W o f I S r m " R IO DF. I A N K I R O . Ilr a tll. A u g ■n. (A h - A ll f^rrnisna r i r r p t the Gnlomst* » h i hml rm h s rk fd on F * rh »fig r •hit**. Hag# and 1 Myths, wrr** or*|rrr*| held s i ’ " • itg e i today !•? IVra|i|enl G e till* V s r v -a ahnrtly after ths •nklng of th r atvih B n it lllt n -h ip In rerent day* waa announe•’*1. T h e two Rhipa -If V b d f wena r ill'd w ith G rrm a n nationals ready ,n sail for l.labon in eichang* •o r B ra tllla n natl nala. T h * v o y . ■<ro* w v r* i-natponod a a rllvr when Sorg-. WiUlam R. Lindsay. I>a. 'h* rria|a ar»»*e over the sinking " g WWgtaaeally romplele.l hit ( f flv* Ilra iilia n ahlpa by A x is CM Month* **ufav a t Ih* Air t'lbmarinea. claim ing Ih* I|VM of W A O ffW r Candidate fteh—l -erhapa 600. Including B ra tllla n T o F a rm e rs J in — O W tte i . •nor —f i ' a t m b«tnc worked to re rrnl***l S*l*oft. ••nllti-fily * rs lm «n«l •Vrn I* »M|*rrn*|. arnSehr*! • flat In* to I i> h -m l to rnskr th r |>oinl. S .- fll, s t tir k in f o n r in tr r n s l p r * ’ h l* m t h r " I r s l t " o f r n n f i f V h ( i s I NS I ' l l r r |» o rta N 'r le n n fiv r l i n m r i l i s t r r f f r r l In h i t w a r n i n g f h - i h rs < U w n i i l d f s l l l i y ( lia m la ■ lr> r • Vi P H # m p l o y r . I l r ’ a l i r H . " N fla n n i s M fis t - CITY BRIEFS T h ** D * f. • f o u n t il S # n *l O f f C o m m it l" i e rrv tc r m rn y* | I I m eet -t - t o i t ' r lo t k a t i f * I . . . u i I I " . i • r . -a n d a ll |w r» n n « w h o h o i i i l r f * « !f *| in a - r v ln g o n I h l a g riH i|< a r r i f i v i t n l I n • t l r m l O rrr D -t n ir m h r r a ir on th e fO tiim iM a r m h ir h i* h fg jln l by M rI I ||o u - h « ld * r > I.m r i DA Lull# fermprrature 11ar r \ ic r ••f Fourth H irrrt «h-ngv tonight with widely acat»- y-«trrday pur* |er-*1 thundenhow en Ihla aftar- and Flo* fhaar .1 • la f«*«*t yarSt from Mr. IX» n Cloud «f Orlando. John Brum ley •rr*nz*d Dir deal Fnper AdvoriiMinjf (oiinn During July NKW YORK. 20. J u ly , i n n An indra in "I'rmter'a Ink,** out Aug 21 «*ill •!»..»• thnt newt. iper lineage in D r Cnltad lair# wm t\ S iw rrrnt higher In July than in Jun- m«| Ufl (>rrrent above July. 1941 July acttu l llnecga deelined Irae than teASOnally normal, “ F rtnter'i Ink** will S Mail, Picked Up From Sea And Just ‘ Delivered, Apparently Solves Puzzle Irtncinv mall from Bataan and rl■laar la March waa ianh. mall rocmiUv w*» rvrov.rvd fc and now la bring delivered. * M 1 .M H IU . “Acvoi Ik s .lomW 6km School P rin c ip a l P a id B ush F or Jo b Two line lalmod horwa hav* been g railn . In th* pastor* at TALLAHARSEE, A eg. to . m tha Remind# High School farm fo r th* last two weeks, AUx —M. R. RoblMoti. principal o f a Holmes County ru ra l *rh-oL-doJohnson Informod polk* today. Judo* M. B. Smith of tho Ctr«alt Court will b* la th* cham­ ber* a t 10:00 A. M. tomorrow a t ha coOactod i u* Court Hou»*. . _____ H I for aypcl 'A 1"* 4? \ ug Newinaprr advr»ti«mc |»4eked ud in Jul)r with ah a*|vAlt* r Ahrad of � 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, 1942 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, August 19, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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S'%'-■'- -.-■ . M O N D A Y , A U G U S T I T , I9 U Javery Hurl* One-Hit Ball Against ‘Boms’ In Short H it Uncertain Outlook In 1080, »iMi If Iks McCormick, .who bit J0O right n tha acea in 1010. The top slugger of McKechnle'a group now I* Max M arshall, a rook (a brought up some time . from Columbus, who sports BROOKLYN, Aug. 17, (JgyThe Dodgers' five-game winning Statistician Si reveal* •treek was snapped abort* acm Sunday aaajw/ four-year average for Red out­ B r DILLON GRAHAM ten Al Javery o f the» 'fc fle n W1*. WertS r e a d fielder, (up to this season) waa Brave* abut out the kaegtm .200—that** from the portion to l 8 to 0 and limited NEW YORK. A ug. 17, |W W | provide the bulb of tna taam 'a P ittm a n , C h e r r y single safety t> In in n r u u •ailed gg" a fte r seven Inning* Mean** of —Cincinnati's trom ay rta ld h a, power. A scheduled eec n I become the graveyard of outfield. There have been some pretty N am ed T o F lo r id a I weather.pcitponed. _ Hope* of veterans and rook good country ball playeirs among Ja v tre , pitching . bla 10th vie A th le tic S t a f f tory of tha yaar and hia fifth ir* alike are buried all over the those gardener*, who couldn’t hit for Cincy, fellow* Ilka Al Siailot. P layer, with provenmajor By RALPH WARNER abutouL waa Invincible except fur MANCHESTER, Aug. If, l/P)— JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 17, UP) Dixie W alker's single In the league ability go there and loee. mona and Lloyd Waner and WalSeminole High School grlddera Jim Ripple, who their hatting eye. Crack minor i ly / J,rf* r and • Nineteen-year-old Loulie Brough fata an uncertain outlook for the of Beverly Hill,, C alif, national —The State Board of Control yes­ fifth. Two other Dodger* reach, league kid, coma busting up for - didf right w wall during hi, shert approaching football season In girl,* tennla rhamplnn ii ,t year, terday named Bob Pittm an and ad baa* on pease, and were left their chance In the big show and •tint In *40. •trended. Through Sunday Ja regard to transportation and There were Johnny HUio, Iw* her bliaterlng tour of Spurgeon Cherry, both form er I tr y had burled 10 straight r acure suddenly atari swinging Ilk* aandached uls problem,, while the continue,! atar athlete* a t the U nlvenlty le u Inning*. * lottrre In Bauk Center. Gamble, Ernie Koy, Jimmy Gleethe East yesterday, winning her a^uad, llaelf, lhapea up aa No one ran fathom it. but all ton, Dusty Cooke and Stan BorThe Brevet scored both then “pretty fair", according to the fourth consecutive singles title of Florida, to the athletic staff rune off Kirby High*, who auf a flyehaaer need, to drunp Into j digaray. And Mika Dejan, from ■Xpert opinion, adeanred by with a 8--3, I—0, fl— 3 victory of tha school. a socking slump ia to gat some onn i down Chattanooga Choo-Choo over top-seeded Pauline Bets of Coach L, L. McLocaa. Florida haa lost fir* aaaletant fared bl* ninth defeat. A ring! “ Wa’re going to h ara a fair W inter Park. Fla., in the finals Coaches to the armed service* by Tommy Holme*, followed" b y : f i" tln n *11 °o tf/ |d g ra s, on M* way; and a guy named Dud llafey, An octflelder who can't and Hank Sauer, the BummingA & tllf i sacrifice, and an InfieM *P,k outfit," ha said (which ia practi­ of tha 10 th annual Essex Country ■Inca Dec. I. cally a brasen itatam cnt to at­ Club Invitation TournamrnL Pittman, who played base out gave the vktore a ru n In th- hit is of HUM more worth than ham butter, and Nino DenglovanMiss Brough. fourth-seeded, a t Iht university, coached a t first Inning. In tha second frame ■ chariot without gas. And that*, nl. Vince DIMagglo had a shot, tribute to a football coach)," but 1 don't know what will happen then teamed with her alnglea Bradenton High School last year BOH Slstl tripled and aeorad on ■bout how valuable moat out-J too. but h* was always striking an tha tranaporatlon a Ituition champion predrrri,nr. Margaret and prior to th a t time had been an Infield bit by Holm#*. Blsti fielders become after a short ecs-lout. And Eddlt Lukon. Bad ita affect on our echedult." Oiborna of Han Francisco, to de­ a t Bartow. McKechnle migraine produce re also smacked a double, h* an.I ■ion in Cincinnati. Getting rig h t down to the ten- .fe. .a t Ml,a BeU and Dorla Hurt *l,o Included George Davl,, H ar. Holme, between them accoirnttrv teat, tha Fad footballer, ire | 0 f Miami In a playoff of lh< McKrchnlv, in hia five years ry C rafu Morri* Arnovirh, Illck for all four Boston hits. I with the" l(«la, haa tried 30 — j West end tha new one* this year Eastern grass rourls double, ft p t r i i m again. Only seven letler- nal, which was rained out b u t count 'em —outfielder*, and mu j - Gee .Walker, Marshall, Clyde JAM SESSIONS BMB wlU M ain do or die for Sunday at Rye, N. Y. rw n their mothers would profess i Vollmar. Frank Seeory, Eric TipSeminole, and prospective abortscores were 0— I, 19 •§, ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 17, M*. ‘h* ' “ 5 MA ton ami Francis Kvllc her. Tha t f u ara pictured at the guards, andThe ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Aug. 17. gava the winning tandem their IKK - *four-over-p* . -• V J _The officers sad merTwho'orwr-I ln Cincy uniform. S u tlstlclan Si 13 performer* McKechnle haa usod ( H i and back/lild poaltlona. Tin second 7—Shooting a ^ American victory In two days over W*)--Shooting a four^ver-par 7 4 t . American built built torpedo Durirk of Dayton haa done the m the outfield a t odd times this ether boyi who hat* had varied fo r hi, final round. Ban tie . 'K - 1* In B riU ln’s Mari!temoe*n Spade-w ork on these 30, some of >c*>on include Bucky Walter*, a experience In tha gentle cam* th e Miasea Beta and Hart, whom tha mighty shot maker ■'vIIrm o n c i „ . stepping lively to lb- whom stayed around hardly long pitcher .and Bert Haas, Identi­ a f mayhem back up tha latter* they def rated Haturday for the Kerahey, P a , yesterday won tha fleet keep of Amerfcnn jabb. Ainuwt rnough to get their John Hen- fied aa a third baseman. winner*. Howarar, tha outlook E asel doublet championship. 10,000 Times Union Open with , every morning when the boats are rys in e bmscore and with whom I f , too bad Ktllehvr and T ip­ hare apparently li In Una with 278. In port Impromptu Jam session, 1 am unacquainted. ton had to gat their major league surrounding achooli and tha fu­ The round gave him a three- gare h*Jd aboard. M usk |« epp Almut 06 percent of | player's trial with Cincinnati. B cttrr ball­ ture, while not bright, la not dull. atrok* edge over blond Craig plied via radio and phono graph, qualifications to play tha outfield players than Utey have fallen vic­ "W l are going to have more Wood, Mamaroneck, N. Y, who "Music warm* tha heart," stM today is his ability tn hit—hard tim of the Croiley Held Jim . So W j i . ra t for practice than be­ finished with 72 and 281. on* officer. "The hotter it 1* th<- and often fore," the coach elated. *ln Yuu need some Dancy let’s don't expect too much of N 4 TIO W 4I, L K A U l U In third place waa Harold (Jug) better w* like II" t i n t a Ilka LHeaa It aaemi that dams in Ih* Infield but flychasere them Just cross our fingers and la I’rl w la Pet, McSpaden of Phlladalphla w" more men naturally coma out. ll r k i n W have tn pay their way Into the hope for Ih* boat. They can't 79 I I «99 I'lt’fc h U 19.419 Football provides boyi with a Ml. I a ?l <1 U l C h l f . 14 I f l i t had a li lt round 78 for 282. park if they can't propel that be any wort* than soma of the ‘BUNNY* GAB MASKS to ad chance to eat In condition N Y 41 SI 141 flnffCn 41 19 .419 Hogan, maatar of tha fi,ld *lnc* agate frnceward. No on* ever gents who have mis<pjrredol as H I9 JII la d to learn to take a few knocke, C l n r I'll 4» M SI I’hll hla fint-round 84. tlx under par, occusvil Ted Williams of being hitter*. H m f IIi V ralfH A^ HONOLULU, Aug. 17, (*>>-ln and I think tha n m e will be Now Y o r k I. |*hlUri«lphlA I bewildered the field and left him an overage good defensive nta and email children are t< > tougher and ro u * W th li year. three tlrokta In edvance of hi* . 41!lft glm m |><#• *|Min*41 ON THE SPOT I Sr WORK SHOES ARE BETTER Transportation Prob­ lems Are A c u t e : Pauline Betz Of Rollins L o s e s Coach Says Squad la “Pretty F a i r ” In N e t Finals r r ' $ 2.95 $3*95 guaranteed ALL LEATHER $5*00 $6.oo Hogan Cops $5,00(1 Open, Beating Wood iarStin \ League Standings - d t - • T i n s '- i d s i 'i a g tri button ,v* lfarahey wliard .wn* alerted. content to play straight, careful caret tha fact SWKItH'AM I.KSUt’ coif, tearing tha gamble to tho I0g them W I, P v t . tv j, p c. vainly trying to o rtrtak e hlfa. n r : i i i i n i » i > . . t , t I t 41, tier.I n <« 1* 1*1 llll'lD la 41 u s I T .,, 41 i t i l l W V .h t , ,1 .414 HI. I. i t 11 111 I'hll 41 7 i ikill IreftH ar New T*.fk II I'hllR.lRjpMa 1 ( fliil gim t powtponwd) lli4twn ♦ Iu w u h lh ito n 1-1 V(5LL W U6CT Ml Ixtula IM rtriHnnatl 1*1. I'litfafa !■ 4 h llib u ffh f -1« work this year." Undoubtedly, hardest worker will be Mehlmself. He will have an InUrmural program six gym class** dally, opening practice session wn set for Aug. 31. at M, a t the high school two wsekl before echool An erdent ejpporier of the . Dame system Mrleicai contlnu# to employ ihle setwith a T variation <>c #r. been ruled that Seminole teams cannot travel by II to a city more than away to angag* In a mtaat, and tha entire I* Da In the air. Tha exwhich this restriction h i, • ‘other school, on Seminine-game slat* * la not IDcb- school slevan, hardable financially to use for lean, po rat Ion, and «vtn expected that such Iran,atav be filled to capari. “It will be ______ m atter to get 30 boy, l.i n train a t the right time to fft achedule engagement," MeWa declared, predicting that colleg* team s wilt be in for in filling date*. "bright" feature for Ih* atlon la Ui* fact that In the dim-out dla. and therefore, night games other aporta alledT at. A | ) ‘j I o r S A i_ L IN <>UK N[ XI ISSUL Kx|H*rt I.u k ric a tlo n w ill i n i u r e lo n g e r life f " r y n u r t ur. Wt> * re eq u ip p e d to h e lp you iiik r Hit- lu s t of c a rp o f y o u r u r so It w ill luri longer- Come in to d a y fo r a ch eck -u p ! S. H. ENGLISH tVTTi* Sfeirvrcii of which already has Tha name cornea from they have “ta re ” *1* a rabblt-like appaarencr lad ran larru p cm Hut McKechnw now, well, Hill haa had Juat two 300 outfield hlttera In flea year. They were leal Goodman, porstlnn, that had direct inveatnirnta In foreign ru u n trln at the end id 1840 wai *3,000,000, a*, ttinling to tha Department of Commerce. 21ui & I'A ltK ETTA KETT I **• 11 I T ) hlragD t - l riffftm i! I I f*i Idiutf I-1 120 O P fiUICH ■A N D W S12E tendance to the fire home gmmea • houlil meet or tireed non-war­ time crowd*. The returning Wttciman are Andrew Haaty, Jimmy Ridge, W. I . H ein and Charlie Gormlty, lineament and backa, Billy Flem­ ing. Werren Dantala and Ralph W alter. Othere who were on the ■qu,d laet year are Frank John■on. I^o Botnar, H erbert More­ land, Tugh Carlton, Tberea Mad­ den. Eugeni B lotlaury, Billy Stringer. AI Reborn and Ray Toy, Unaemrri; and Kmvat BnHhereon, a back. Stare who are loat to tha team through graduation ir e Bill Ura nan, McKay Truluck, Mark Cleveland and Orlen Farrell In the backfleld, and Glann Odham, Junior Brown, Jack Herring, Taylor Brown and J. W. Illck* in the line. Tha achedule followa: Hept. 23 Euetla hare. Oct. > ta k e City there. Oct. 0 Daytona here. Oct. 10 D eland here. Oct. 30 open. Nov. 0 I-eon of Tallahaete, there. Nov. 13 RL Augustine here. Nov. 20 New Rmyma there Nov. 7 A lace burg here. all Al o n e SANFORD, FLA. By PAUL ROBINSON ME MAW Vje *l l g o UP N D lL O W THE BEACH- l j u s r IN C A S E BUTCH S D O E S POL LOW U S - ILL u C A M O U P L A C E - 7H1S B u s HOW'S THAT. FOR. A N E A T J 0 8 .' B ur rifz s rrv s GOT SOME r — i R E N T IN G I TO D O ,' - IU. HUCP/andtdw bjtsev cam ouflaged H IS C A R T D L O O : LIKE 8 U8 EVS CtA& Aw/W-' BKFDRl HBGEtS (~7 H I / lostV* t h e Be a c h c a n ’t f i n d HEY.# WHERE 'jOu G O IN S?. - now h e IT//— - — CANT*PND fT,MYSELF, 1 NOW/rL Classified LOST: Pay envelope, containing 122, name R. Swagfarty, No, 800. Rot 807 W.Trt St R*. ward. FOOT M albewt Cabin Crulsr, I I toot beam. 100 h. p. crlepe Mo-Ur. reduction drlra. LOST: Tox terrier. black and loat A-l condition at bargain whtta, named Mkkey. Please lice. Sanford Boat Worka. phona Carolina Lea, S01-J. available far punch,, tnchig and remodeling HAVE YOUR watch repaired by ona who really t a t v i hew Low Interest rate. C Brig**, Jeweler MarneDa ive READY TO SET, Calif. 4 Fla. Giant pepptra, ■ Mark at eggplant, and Rutgera tomato A t f t atocky plant,, i Lake Monroe, Phona LOCAL PROPERTY OWNERS SAVE: They a n lnattred In MUTUAL fire In S w U S " .* > - •' - -A € THE LONE RANGER (WIVING THE LET HIM DRV By FRAN STRIKER A L L RIGHT, BOVS, NOW UWiP HIM* A IT’S T H EJjO N C RANGtR Y * A LL RIGHT MR W £ U B W fc A W FO P ' MM. , l * RAW SOM E. M W 5 IK THE VM OHOUSE,' / A A __~ J 1 J ijm k R U ri 18% aavlnga an a nee each, year? Boyd A Co. 8T0N TERRIER, popple*. 110 W. 80th I L WANTED .V M �If we to bo fra*. If wt wish U p n M IT i Inviolate U tou Inestimable pci.lleges for a kick we kaee been as lo o t m o­ unding—wa fllk tl - r t n u n h m ii. u U.S.War Bonds 1 VOLUM E , E a U b tla h e d In Minx ■ ra se v /i o a i u e In S o lo m o n R im tm b tr B a ta ta ImttU A Dime Oil* ui F»CfJ iX itlif 1(1 S A N F O Itlt. Y ankee Doodle Goes To Tow n, I s l e s ^ ^ ^ A F C h ie f All - American F I.O ItlltA . T U K M i U . A l CI S T I y I'M . M MUCH Russian Armies Drive Germans Into Retreat Haiti n Ll* i n i [J'i*! ,1'v,7 ^ancejirublic Is Urged ig a ird Issues Warnings T ti b g S l F u r y Of Axis Sub lirilish Bomb War T„ / v r v ___i I'oundaries Of Foe!*® t-0 L ib e r a te I I I ; Motorists, Retail Japanese In Air, 'I Warfare Turns 1 to» . -*i«d ef#m Ashore And Afloat Salvage Drive ' r ...................... . ■ RAF lmiint *r-w la thml German j ill;* n ifiiriilrit'e ni U tiiibrurdi to j (By AaaMUUd Prat*) ■r« * 1 h II | a lit 11* •4 lbs M On Brazil Ships j >>iu«k!i|r nifilenml ,U t, "1* VVIti 1'» . . in 1 < In t h e lZ -d ay -o Id b a tt le o f tl will* !h l ! t ; i |) Sm iff Shock Troopa Take Lost (iround; Nazis (to Ahead In Western Caucasus 11ivi ( h i d hu Dawson Says Modern!,1 1 at-l . 1 ! U; • by i th e S o lo m o n a, th e N a v y an1b Mv,» f ■ ' i at- 1 . h'jbfil * IhWar Itcuuires All Five V e s s e l s Arc K .i*lan I • n o u n ced to d a y t h e U n ite d l-di* 1 . op’ , 1 . *.» |MI l"l Tt"’ I* t i|« ir A n it ric i ‘« riam if 11 an " i S ta t e s m a r in e s w o n s tro n g Blasted To Bottom infill •' 1 * .» 1 i I ’inn f' T * 1 lit 1II 1 w u» u f J i t i i , l in i he an p o s itio n s in th e G u a d a lc sn a lI" Fi.'i M.cilt ih iii l y riirdlura ; Last Three Days 1.*» fiiiih* hi n 1 M* Il t * v | .*4■ *. »4. in 11* ti11 ion in 1 T u la g l a r e a a f t e r “ r a p id ly ” • m. * nil if r*’. (tty AC4 «Kiai«d F m ii II -* t k 1*11* ir i^ i f..i tb. ftia* 1 h. it i* c r u s h in g J a p a n e a e re s ls ta n c » nr *i F,a* H 11 1 t * ■ ■ * 1 % ■ i* »li«n« T l # f u r / o f t'i* A n t A t la n tic ! in Y|. 1(1.14 • In t h e a u rp r is e la n d in g on su b m a rin e warfare* h«a stru c k ul t( \ F * h ir f k it F u r ‘ t*. aniii il fttlt r* " ( * •r • el '*. * ■ru#' i 1 II a Ft "■ . " *n nf ijia ltu g llrig a ' I i f ttu o crap r f .T '. ♦ *r. •-.*<•% (*.a A u r . 7. T h e N a v y cle a rly L m i i l w h ich reported y n t r n t io ' *.a Ft. | tf 11a fctikt i 4*u Ih r I a t ' 4| t\| ...li- ill , 11,*4!_ 4 * -tjitfil 11 *t.a% «n he in d ic a te d t h e f i r s t n h a s e hnd th a t fiv e o f h e r m erch an t ■ l ii3»- . il Y 1 4 1It rill ' i*l on Fran* r, *aM f U» I IS. IIIII)atti* 1 otllll y r»p- 1 one u f them c a r ry I up auhltr-r* • *1 ....... ended In defeat for tha Japanese fe ll pre y to the j ruler sea ttiar->u Ii ‘ i .t 11k • • _J h e‘ ••lb- r r r t a m ly went i l.te l*^itil* fill hpintwlly tn (■ * II lltl.l tn tha air, oahorw and afloat. 4 xin w ink \ 4 l Fit o th rr i uer. jI »« f ;i|i 1lit'f it 1 jmh _ The victory w u not won withh r i t report* iilentificd the* i >4. II I. . i 4. .1 fe .ilh v r in lo* f a |i“ ■ * I1 Will I*V put tit u *•' I'UtlllO' 1 i(r iHMiibcra • out losses, • Navy com m unique.___ troop-carry in if v ro fl 11 tl * * 4 nr 1 1»r» aif (* airy Knkti t 1l»lie ualiirij . ^ , mods cltmr, but tb# Japanese, In rill-ton Birpfmljr Her stnkmi' , I, Y -»nk# I **»t_aj|j addition to balng forcad to r»-' ir-wt.’a I I*•( |« 1M'MItlll Ilf I|T yalua, loat>t ai tt Itaat U ast .10 air Iliinr* >inc» ihr lh» war .la «larlr<l rln l Kail J at t ill. craft, auffrrad damage l<> th e ir poita laid m orr Ilian TUu aoldn-r. • , • i*Fir.i ti |* t«**fd lllllllr A ' l " ' " ' hi .In i lib'll! H 'l r n i u naval foreva and had “a number" »rr» atruard, but tbp official an *I<r> ,J, • . *h n il l.f* fi kittfii* 1Ire* f (tl u a • Salii* at ltmis‘11 ’ ef troopa taken priaonara. nouncvmrnt raulinn«l 1yi t 1111**>.4"F 11Fill 1tl (( I i*. * irt I t f *11-1 full firtlife.ii Tha Navy earwfoliy vvlralne.1 . *»‘‘w Ua «f high loaara. Kl Yti.it .Mil | m‘ iiliiiil' t.l.ea . 1 l la. 11.. . . h*s* l.rre'it from innouncinf thtt extent of Simultaneous w**h H rsnii n t ’ U. NaM* « -*i * | ■ (vililirl damaga to Aipvrttan force., rnm vr.l. anrxruncvmvnt - a . M \ fill 411ll 1•V , ..... •aiial mail 1 •" r t 1 1' atti* |«l*'fl! iftll I Ins that aoch Informatkn would » "r ff"'" !s ' » h N» 7 ' » ” h < .t i mm FI I ktiay . " , u,., told uf ihc ■♦e*truciUm of u l h* of valno to tha n m j . but -l r United t ta lr . > it et>1ieI«■ -.f M-iep had prrrlotmly au o m e o d that one ch4nl Thl , „ Ittel ntl .-miner U tf. crulaar had boar, .unk am „ounftnirn,a r, lw<i hi a ft '« nil two c n ilw iy two d ^ l ro y tri snd | ^ | I'm * itital tif i nrumticrui »»v Term • .(O't t| • tl t heir ir»|w ona tran jp o rt damaged. .Inkln*. of United slid nru trul dl» I law 1’OirJ.tilohli , m>'| riHily.** iP P ilppiilt wld th* notions' v r n r li in the W ralrrn ‘tfh • lifer (Jen tha Atlantic alnee IVarl Uarbo. ... i. mmMm i» ' m * UK hr i ......Us itf hie men *a Sr t . u in if lin e *1 • 111 *t*rte<! •"'t I*f hie Y»Ilitre- iloodlej ■ rtttv lllet H« 4a1I It w |Hia*hith tnudr U» hltforicj ft hi .J IVre.'M* hit vin ir tj (>*-ftl-lnn I till ' 11 are «ekt»»l t.i e|*fu| aj f : ' • Y| r lie wean, »!»• i* 4 «un • • ' let m It er many i U o M OrmilUlrt U na M. <ii frlephoru 47(1, faet Bliij ue ttflrll lM»«aitile un raraquarn of i f f t i .t , 11 *anirinetii * will i.«- rmult mu' til »*■ win l lie w .r ,1' ifeclttmfl b? IJo fd National. l r | he* tl It-ai fii.iirrials Meta, rtmimin I -l tp S. r»sji • un (.a iliinatesf forcre in the .t .I 1.05. * gtivci niurril ttf | av ms*nl L*.Jen K ikerr fiim m antl ofi Iir itiHtlr th*- iliuulhrd !lu u# ni/(il J 2 (Jen ! tif Iffcr pet humlrrsl ptmmlt s me inf Jimb*T ^ ICkfnnJtr | {,,r nu tnli uv i (Uw-half r#nl |.»er he firM pimr whnh +u Cged one o f (he N e a l, F*| V\, fit w ... ***** i^tiiid for rubber ji ilia it 1 l ' K f h t h iln g p lan e . . Kockr I t - I f S|»ofMW<rlTiir the rim paifrt m t* • . sill U i-. 1 • •» Ml’rfli Mt»- 1* *v II 190 . d u rin g (he f lig h t. Sfl<i trlpl# looooi ratted the number ' . f. Fv * ‘inly me the I S 11 A \K , • •* oca • me u n ttte k of Brail Jim oMp* ilftlruynl f « r t l n r A flit si f ig h t ir s Ihkitnl aflfl the • ha mi hr i f I •■•* ! 'rappr i Thu m ore The A llies! lo t i 1* ahipa becking up tM landing par- •Inro JVarl lltrlw r tn In MtSflC, WilfklnK ill f*4l 4lp4(4*t tl M Honor 'l s' *-l , • s'C’i e Vt 1, t.fc,- Krl > tWa, K naval engagamant retailwith the lie ferine l miunt \ t It.. : • i r 1 • as C. s i*i*l .1 t'n lln l S tale. Army h> ■ ' a large acalo b»( 141 * *%*•! • Ml4*4 iwprraeniaUvi1 he* I** rn ile*i|fii.iia • 'riandi» \ II ft ... t r r . .aid the raid on Ihr ... 1 end Japanaaa ,.F | J . li . . .1 « it In nit.. in each njmnuinlty A 'hid ol W A H iIt Normandy rapltil of )(<■ i. r ______jndad when Uiv fortniilkifi may ishtainr-il ft ... ItMtS 1 ■in in •*i.*11* J..I1, a ■1 »h. Ms* mile* rorthweul of Can. . J 'Jep a want late retrew l thrvn or by cxlllug 470 >"cLand >44#? Hi91*1 He i «* . 1 n ’l ti drum mod. bv 12 flying fortre«.r1 Initial American attack had airc*. 1.nit* S i% f *1... '1* \ Mill Ih. “ A great nail of »mi,k. daliverwd w ith1 “cwmpUU t \\ *•• 1 .and waa left over lMVinsmai (i . 4>. ee." the Navy rule tad. on road Iracka," Kakr. <>L,t | 1.4 > aim Hr--to h Ht II, kl T (Bolemona tints) m d 18 (.round r r t a . c h rr.n l ■mmun l. 4 •f ' » it 1 Is* va.dl. aaeptanoa were dealroyvd The adeem .Ing hudyrl -f .h r big .h ip . thuodeced iln.r t lie 1 1 .cl; H •(III* H. they could f i t Into ac- St. Johna Itlver Trail A ..nrlatlon I tb* firld here. Ihirnr „l i ,. 1 1• . it ’ale* Ooo, Tb* y m r w rt- OP “vlg- for ne»t year *■> minced so alighting after th. . HV b'VrlniM * orgua m U tan co " b e t tha marine., pereent at a meeting of the gronp Tankr* Ilm tl- wen- . an ■ lilt* i | 1 I* .11 who Wad trained In boach w arfare yeateplay at the C'lt> 11,11 k%l- L*0 Blerpn and lin n apd angle fighting fo r montha, [w ard lligglni, prr.ldr.it rrv raled I H tskrin M. « Frest W’hes-lir •-i** S e n a t e A i m r t n c '* r a t Idly ovareame the daftnaaa. thl* morning. The imrpo.e nf L ti t**f nf un • utnfTmhili ilint >iin • .'Ir waa a t Ihla point In Ito rw- tha aaaoclallon I. t<> tiubllclie D e p c m l c i i l s ' K ill i h an Army trurk ^i Fark C m ,> «ttU of tha hanJ-fowght, 11-day Slat* Road No. 3 and f S high, mar t ami T hlrtraiD i SI reel /rwirffCn. batile .th a t tha navy aald fUUy way 17 trim Jacksonville to San­ with afternoon, In in jail fnring (hr«. WABIIISfi l u h v l” [># ahbra pcaltlom U kan by U. ford to Orlando and inland to } P**.| Cl f i t II m j .rp arale eharge. and hi. . ... f he KriUtt *a|i|»f " i «*1 M Qi foresa h e vs aloes boon dsvsl- ■l*mJ Ilk order to aitract more ♦ Miritr ii ia t P her |« H u tuae bill !* * " i tin! * j if * S o lih u ll T f l l i m c 1panlon In the car. Rufu. \lr. U... opod and are m w well v»Ub- w inU r traffic In Central Hnrida. k ju itu a il i e i l l l | N | nrKTO I, , u f f ,rm ^ „ ba.iu * tn Il siymerit i»f l'" < i “ I t wma pointed out at the blit . ••inn -• f • jured lejf. Chief i»f iVilirt It. * •*iWfHlefil* • Dariag the landing M eratiana, meeting that the over all louriat 4 11n ti .ii 1 With Sanford (nymiii IIU’ ■ yed n i l M‘fi 4i'1 ( I YVilliarnn rep rte»l tj.«f»\ U /'S , waraWpa ward thrown out travel will b* reduced, hut .hat rrnck soft hull ten and ib** s . #ti 11 41.,rt (wlf«t Mika t. . til Aceorilinx to infnrmulM'fi • a stressin g fasee to protect Cuatfal Florloa prebably will get Air D u e h)<»tm>mln^ nut -*'M -d e n In k «*t« 1 , ' 4 r id police by wilnrtaea, Whrs • > r.. ■ ■ Own* porta aed cargo ships a■ bMsttsr •tf Majk»rit \ I ads - I t u r trade irmdo in pnps»rli«n to I compart al* team Iriy u r 4I“ i resl li|h t while irttiiiK • t ' • t hs- III M u r k y rat-ad ' 1 lupplkea.. th* numbar of rlallor . , -1 Mr lllg. peal waa made today 1...., (h. Thirteenth Street, hilling tt natitutiiHnuhi f d ir»K I* a* Inod. “ After tlftcuttinf ulng MX ■«* of“ “I ho city for thr l> > Army vehicle, which irto. ■atui blilty of ronllnui.ig a d - .t k n 9f Bt Ua«t tM.i n .« inf north on Park Akrfiur I The ■Ir |iaf ttft *1*I ’*1n T1 v art Ulng for neat aeo.un, . . d- U am t. iexro trlecl tn k**1 a»t*i l'• ikesi oul a "f • 1 ’ - i•r ik put cldod to reduce the liudgrt 00 k in . Milton Dearian h»« ♦ Kittinr the truck. •* ul alirilmirtI I• i-N !«*i m l „r( perevot," Bppoiniod by Mm G. R li«* ft* i \.,% | rlared, and the ■nltliera in ’ •y p a jrn rn t* im i »I Preoent a t the meeling were Of tbo Civic Rcereal ion Comii followed the cur and i*nt » n the |>la a 4«f •11 I »• pariment Andrew Slaughtor, •eerrlary of l«o to f i t to fr.h e r all ihr nun 1(ruck Tfictaii that it mi d-d iw* -a |d y* I l l l U r \ \ h ilt* s | , n t it o firr ii ehoje • f two IpU » tbo Creator Orlando Chamiwr of of yoxuif women, prrfrrahl) Miak.’ ii r m Polleo arrived on the are nr .if f 11 lm}Hi<sthtiii( K m u Is IH *I)\ < C aaB *rc*| Mayor Fugle of Do- of h lfh ichtol, who would Ilk* write ry com |iut id 1*111 > at il took Wheeler lo jail ami Md lm» (a n d ] W alter labrm an. .ecro- tnjftgw In the aport, and to ecka l*efatf» 1 to th* clinic. tary of lb* Do Land chamber of J*®'!* two or more tram* i I W hfcltr f a c e ihrer rminl C sn n sv v tt Boy Brgwton of Or- four-team league li tleairni "d riv in g drunk, leaving .lie A Uationinir Of Meat Undoi and Mr. Hlgglna, Semlnol# « io a jh pU ytra ftrt tvalU i.lr ' mdi of an accident and running a > C m i f C b im b tr of C o m m tm W t could IpLiy one nijrh t I h S u i d I ’o s H i b i l i t y ! valdd lig h t U n , DtarUo aai.l , whit t*™ Would f t ! B lot of fun 1 H. Meal 11„ . in marble u rnsuft fair •cm imparities in It. k thr . »tll>. tin! I* (III I ! .kJ T1110 h.i \ I'1 (It'll «*• » mail'* Min rvir»*al V ilr i^ ia tl n** a p tu r in g . '•* trr<<(in.I c i1n .1.1 -1111i'kf11 fit! \ *lp.t -le a l t i l l ♦ ' IllTi III 1tit tflllliul 1J*| M'li r i t I 1tin ( I l|i* -I *.11 in i'. ■hi ll|* nil*' m( till* i i. * * mum tltr (an ■1 Mi. 11■vkt r t •-nrIn,"* I' M 4I IHII I ilk. - h n !. . • fiuik ■I <** I 'nnli III (flit fill At * Blf lit k I * h i j ; * h em uh d iis t , and ■ ♦ In jt* * ■i Mill \ M kj uQM l ,; \ 1its It Hii.iSv* Robbery In Auopk i I.. Similar To ‘Jobs’ Pci^«.! K a iv .- SI s I1 ilf. |l ’ • ‘h , l lb*. Iikit - Cm t h : i s f ( )| ( anIron Dnitlci". jv; •* *»*' in Jim "i.jui ■aisl j*lH In 11 silce.at t11 It iv wr in Hi* Mc.nl. s. vKl fair• ad -lull 1 lit* a - i hit, f K*‘d n siurpriae tank* it n W*|S- d •*I !• . j,;.,;.:*:". “JXSJ; fflclal reportr .1 llimilay N ot aoly catching a IM i *pou tld | And Ihv A inrnran pruplr, he #• fi*h 1 0 -pound line, but aU.«' ••Ided, may Ih- a .lc l In ..htarva i.ii-alltaa dayu tn-f.-rr any ration­ ing ayatam would Ih- pul Into opback by Jock R unell after a rr I i ration. ' cent axe a n ion on the Wrbivta Rcy V Hendrick.,in. admin.liraIn la k e Mary RD <-.r of tile nifrkculliiral marketing , .Mr. v r Ruaaol), _______ ,flatting . „ „ with (' , -Im lnU tralion, i 4 *rrtr»l action •pent the majority | ForfevUr, was tiling a aii « u n n a lo n g thoae lin n ahnuld t*e taken a S.ouo.uou.ouo-tHiunJ l I wma a boy, th » 1 * M l f oar-fool, of meat for civilian eon* p*opla who lived | lock would devekp in the • used tha water spa* I h a ra had the tired Issue With Statement a mtaminateil;“25^*5* V - __ I r _ « __ __ i . . pnft* • Uaued today, nlnent la k a l laiue aith it Dr. Leland director, at a movtlng ihat a r t containiU ha balieved Dr. I*t to ba In error -Injustice to tha a * and m ar every M a r t haw alw ari I h a t U la water g j in t u T ta S a 'a la r r t aaapla ( r a n orJr tu p p art of the ’ ( b i l l from as rrd la l a n com* '"7,^ $704 In da, Stamps Orlando Air Base Pilot Dies In Crash liu lu s lrv \N c i i p o n - . III (III' i l*"f . '4 it 11 4JUI II" -itua . n-i L<i fin •KI»IM' I* . tbi*..iKli » * a a ipt*1Ii■* I, nl-si .4 | 1*1 Fim ■ (»■ fman l " iJ ,|t> 411 A, »l, f »| 4 I -a I I-. >11 •*K *•* ..»* \» " k i iMtl.-lil i th. hln * F u n I S ilv t- r IM td fiir C o llid e s .4p* . I fh. 1hull IlMllds .1 Hi.I .* * MilMb' a 111 r.. t\ .4-. -• it* -iai I- a d • t It M|*** with *■.11 IV H * IClllpa i* nt- l i*i *4b U uir *d I’rtt I..1 .tf base I inrifU 1 tinik plac la*t fugl t ul I'ii lake l *"id d ia iirtin d b ill Ike- fie ld a» th e A p p r rn lh.- lo n ra lrd .lull in ihr • I i (ra m I r a r u r .if Ih r N 'u .y A ir B a .r, am aahr.1 Ih r N avj lm - ford I. • i„ t,.lg.,l« eium ut a >eIret. i , id playrr* In the Navy IU,r I .-ague, Milton Dear!* eo, ni-iui. i'-r "f the town team, •lid O' .ii'r.iiicr hi. pitching «el.ctiou I.nt --id Krne.t Campbell will .-etch "We will field a veterit trair " hi uald T V frprrarntntlve llaae team, w lirli hi- n large field lo drew from. I *»■ « »llght rdge In prac­ tice mi Ibr Iridrpendente but lha outComr id the fray doubtful. H arry Itnbaon ia fipoctcd to rta rt for the llaae with Lucky Colli,’. 1-rimd the place, first of He aea«m for tho other four trama, will he played Wedntadar Utween the Carpvnlara and thr Truck Drive re; and Frid rv when the Electrlclani tanvla with thr Admlnlitration outfit, T e l Voung, loop organltcr, today Gamas start at 0:00 F. M. CITY BRIEFS Naval Avlatlun Cadet Jack Holt, who la atationed In Miami, Fuia caught a 6 0 -pound aallfleb •n .1 ha> entered it In a eatlfUn tournament in Miami. ttITTON BRED IK IC E WASHINGTON. A ur. 1». —Chairman Kulmrr (D-SCF tha House Agriculture Commll raid today tha pries on cot aaad to be paid I arm era for IM t trap will ba 1-tS to #41 ton b a n d on Information n Pries Admlnlitrator (Loon H dsraon and J. D. Hutaon of, Commodity Credit Corporatkw .■ rife fl' r '. /£ j T ra in ( I FA MW M I R \ ii/ I* -d v fw.i |i4-r*44( * »4M *l«i‘hiiy hi i if 411 Mtuiifa ^ 1*4 i the Sea t- Bi l * 11v• f M» t*..r f .t-i <trratn lifts f IhUi n,| t I Nt M Ynfk, a lid it - 4»tithi**tin.»i f. n.ri»crf tram 4.*41i14'11*-41 tti *k* i-4*t Iki r t • df I lea r MBli'i A nr if f*- (•■(**• fHrii ■tjffrresl a • lihfht »t it Fitm• *. hi ihi \ nml a negro rit'am m i r.iFit-il h (ill hand, i uiittmd .df h i*l- •aid 11*d K wert iiti ti e \t( lr*ir — mm W ith Star Soi’tlmll Till Slated lonight; Apprentices Smack Navy, 26 To 151 " o '- A ^ T r l P * n * l. 2 0 to l.'» in the f in t “ * * a n l j*. B jrga <U [M (ur nil nf the «en*nn •r** I'tiunding l.irut. (1 T Xwig. m m . Imperial Sutler, - i l l much gnuclly, the A pprentice, under Manager J 'r k {Ilullr. l.alll H er­ ring. had little dlfflrult'/ In ling up the flrut victory to firwt place In the hu.ldlng Ruddy Hud.on tolled cut mound moat of the tam e Mt tb# Navy nnd although Hard, hla m a in provida.1 aufit runa to road to victory. A atar-atudded conteet It tad a t the lake front lonight SiOO o'clock, pitting the San­ ■K'i*uV. & \ u I m im A i i \ c .M i lk s — M ; m \ Mia f work U|H nn. (i ot to a» • * -i.f ii ifit i % Negro Car Runs Into Army Truck; Driver Is Jailed **■Au.rw 'jJsL !" ' 1" "I' 17-Pounder Is Caught “ .. On Ten-Pound Lincj N ubiif h i k h i Min -■ anil 1 Hll'1 Steps Are Taken To Have Women Evans Takes III*. • l.f d o Air Base !:» Play At i Oil Auv. /;l L egion Ihisl Will ;fc(ii\(‘ l |) ( iinnon In S n a p D r i i r S t Johns Group Cuts Advertising Budget In Half Ji.J �t t fg yv . p u n i * ■ • ■ Y . AUGUST 18, IMS. » *•! TUESDAY,>AUGUST 18. IMS. S lit Sanford Herald ' EVOLUTION MARCHES ONI The scrap metal drive schedule*) to befln next Thurs­ day la under capable leadership and will result In unbeliev­ ably large amounta of steel, copper, Iron, tin, and alloys, being turned over to the committee in charge as a verj important contribution to the war effort. Moat of us have been brought up on the unfounded resumption that the United Statee could, under any cir­ cumstances, mine enough metals to keep any war machine supplied no matter how great the demands. But this is no usual war and already, the need for metal being so great, the word has been sent out th at we are running short and that It is Imperative to search every nook and cranny foi materials If the industrial furnaces are to bo fed and kept In full operation. The organization details have been made by a Cham ber of Commerce committee under the chairmanship of C R. Dawson, and information has been released snd wil continue to be released as to the drive's progress and as tc the manner In which the scrap will bc co llected. What we want to emphaalxe now Is the Importance ot each Individual to take Inventory of his metal possessions. Including those in his home and those outaldo, lying around practically unnoticed or half-buried in out-of-the-way oi hidden parts of the yard or grounds. In our mind's eyi we can see all manner of Implements, largo end small, lonj since having ceased to be of any use to anybody, roposint indigently on many properties. Thes« Implements wouk rerve two purposes: they would Improve the vista and thei would help beat Hitler. 9 AccaeoMftTo ial Calendar Two IMSTtmui VERYfiXI that few U tea tot eaa rust assured t going to beaaase * the minority. Tha now up to full it: re H B a g W - _ . i . o u a b e h v ic e i 4 H'* protopt, efficient and court*. •**« U W«1 help yra If poor s x a ta t S v i - j a ," BKST LUNCH IN TI1E CITY C 0U THK MONEY ALL PBE8CR1PTTON8 More Discrimination S »g Forty • ig Fifty Ig Three.) i a Bicycle Seal I a Plate of Raw Meal I • Thing that Is hardly a BB IK TH t SAME BOAToOT BEADED FOR AKOTHfR WMERT Defense Force News By 8GT. RICHARD VEKNAY or ( Company before they as**mfeled f*g drill last Thursday evening as they re-hashed varloos experiences and occurranceo which had happened to them during the romp wo all attended the Sunday and Monday before. Thera WM not a man who attended ram p who was not aubjuct to a-good rugging of some sort* m yself not excepted. But the fact th at, W* all bcneflttod' trem endously fraan craft wklch would bo 100 per­ cent dependable In every way. But, he added, as long os tho human elem ent entered Into It, that would bo Impossible. And so It Is wtih an organisa­ tion of men. As long as the human element enters Into It— I and enter Into It, It will— there will always be those who can be I depended upon to the la st ditch' and then other*, of whom It boftns to look ax though “C " Coptpahy I* teq bountifully Mpplled, Vh°. will lot yoo down oe> tho alltkteet provocation. Thee# peo. R1« «to th at w ay far an y on. pr By AGN8W WELSH Barracks building and other | U. 8. But war housing has made such In. n o d . on lumber stories, that th# I sclflc North***), It Dn't the largest 1 do tha biggest tiling* i professor make* tha that the two amalleot of the world—rale* Graeco—“hevu •sorted Th# em u! spread e f a sale lax Guinea upon the hiatei Is receiving the attention of na­ human race than nil tl tional merchant* who think It th* world put togutbr It* the "Solomon* wms not lh* rrault Production has imm*dlaU4y he i ansdale Park w 18M, fur Um bra pi* of Sanford, County. The upki 1* from 1800 to Not on# cent of SgflG Briden-Elect Are Entertained Billy «dth Mils Betty W o t in Albany, of At* G*., has iron# to Birmingham, J n n s tis Ala., in l*r maid-of-honor in her Ada | couftin'a wedding this week •Donald, | Jarrell, | Mr. Marry lisnien hs> at Brad- rived from (lama tu t-e tminected Fox, J. I with |h» E,a-Hr*f M< ,i* y S*'o I in. A nn nt Mr Hansen left recently | loi Norfolk \ ia ti .-egsti In in Ntllie ira m thr 1* s Naval K.'SrrYf Tommy Mr. Eda aril S M et.II and 5"fcl 1 havr *tme to icMrmrtl |*envao»la \ e|»rn«l several s e r in T* J with relatives Mr McCall is on MONDAT "he playground of Southilde Story School will be open from 0 A.M. to 11:45 A-M. undvr direction i f Mra. Lee Bamuvli. SEMINOLE l? c £ £ a y.F,t 5 C h is believe the earth loavenly lodlea ■>f itclfsr dust particularly turn m *UL and MAGNOLIA A V t Church Class Meets At Leonard Residence Mr* i*urt»r II Ltftminjr pr*lidfd over the regular b u iln eu meeting uf th# Dependable C U u of lh» M nt Mcthodlit Church, which met at tha homo of Mrt. J. .M. Ie*>n*rd. 2041 Holly Arenue, last evening Mra. A. K. Shoemakrr conducted the devotional. At the roncltition of tha meet* iitfi M n l^eonan), assisted by lira. la n iin f, served refresh* menu to the following member*: Mra Cl*. I)• Adam*. Mr*. N ancy Broel Mr. P J Weber. Mr». W arrm Km* M r. Huby Middle­ ton. Mr. I.sbelle Ward. Mra. H. L. Knight, Mr* K. I). I’ritr, Mra. John Callahan, Mra. M. U Tlllla. Mra. W T Woolley, Mra. Dwight Smith a ini Mr*. Shoemaker Red O Hi ohh MRS MOV Notes M ANN * *,choose after It rollapie.l -is.imry, were btlieved de«,l uated firm Seminole lllgb School • I t f r and Mrs. W. B. Thompson In 1888. UnUl recently, sh* was announce the birth of a son, Rob­ employed by th* McCrory Com. e r t. Clayton, Sunday Aug. 8 at penv> Mr. Herbet (a a native of New th eir home. Jersey and rectlvvd his early school there After he mov«JT to 4 h* •■H»«l*d Hvralnole High School from which he was SIsJUAted. H#* I* erapluyrd by *»-. w t_ ,4 . A ---- ,n .l U ghl pompsny. valleeI n SERVICE • . •» il»e ftrftt lt*»or *tli /'« III ■i> nMil*Ih ahratl £ r\ti\ hurislr u*<| and fifty thou• and d'dlara »tirth of inrdtr«l ami •urgi« «l ati|ylira nod *urviral H|UI|>iii4ii| will |s«* nimlr availabl* to I hi iCe-el CniM uf Irrlantl thriMiifl Ihr Amiriran KnJ Cft-ls ll. out I n*'» •!•*«•> • m• ( >1 k’aiiii** for • turn h a t r |>rr* iitailr 1 * tf'lttl t lg M l I ee11e • in * thr hanl tu jfa*t ply- Mr and Mr*. Warrrn llerbp snd young urn, w «rrrn. J r . a I’lftinvillr. N. J , wbu arv vialtini rvlstlve* here, left Sunday wil Mr. and Mr* J |>. WlUon I.. I. their gurftift In Palatka fn, frw dey*. •- < n r (h i n n talftsf Miss Jess* Durden, who t. tends F'lorid* S u te College t, Women, le visiting her roomiuni Miss Katherine Hull, ln I'U. City. Recently MDs Durden a sponaor far summer mllit*activltlee at the University . LONG BEACH. Calif . Aug IS, Body VoBco, bond Im d tr and croon!ay radio aUr. Monday loinMis* Susan Wight, Almost one-third of the popula- *d the Coast Guard a* • hand A lie* 'W ish >n of Pane aw depend* on th* m aster with th* rank chief Mr* Drive, left yesterday •name Canal for Its livelihood. petty officer. c'elpMs, r*. U enti Meibcal College of I At Florida State Co men, MDs Wight ri te ooe thing—th at peculiar fac­ tor In man known aa the "human l li m awt" which le. Indeed a mys­ terious thing- I t eetnetlmernrufxa to our advantage, someUm** to ovr disadvantage. , Ik w sa once said by a great aircraft designer that, If ha did HOt have the unpredictable, unoartoln frailties e f the human ele­ ment ta coorider, i t woeld eerily “YOUNG PEO PLES CLUB The FLORIDA HOTEL AM) CAFE chemDtry fraternity. Ckarias |l. Powell, 1121 l'> • * A rin u c . ha* accepted r. poeili-n in your favorite armchair, Tuck your t et up and settle down leisurely to Dondal BARGAIN DAY B m H i ! Features — Today .Creek . a (M T ick)' rasms a tart r am a tos :bc this with the War DeparUnent *• Asedate Inspector of 8lgn*l C m iequipment and will be *toti<»i-‘ somewhere on th# East C o--' H* wsa formerly connected » Golf Oil Co. Ur. Powell l.'t Saturday for W right Field !>•> ton. Ohio, while Mrs. r» » .tl UM their *we children, M ,r Esther and Charla* RIcFanl, ir ■ to lfid her*. They will join hint War-Uni., ' «tegir n ir la l, r e » e l v r *« mi » lin e t«» P Clothes Must Last Twice j 1‘ Them Often Men's Frit 1 4K TI \ MI-14. t very ' w ( T h i 1841-48 rice crop ot (Tul' new .being harvested b estimated IF* largest in the country's hi. / S W E D N E SD A Y S P E C I A L S ! IH« mmerct « « « » « . . , ajar, news> J •» tourrre ••I I ‘9 ra lb tto r., uu the Thi» i, 4 M • "■«i ' uiliinatMin ri n kn iMiardi dsujtf to r 7 A n n i L suri, fA llsrolJ n * L Mr- •>«* 0 . Herbet. H e ' wedding will I Aug. 81 a t tha home |e f the Rev. J . Bernard-Root. NEW ABRIVALS rnnur an* a htfftiiunon air rnmir fri'H ’Le Iw.ara ami thr Unr* arr lh. i M l..I »|IK i herkrift. dire, a I'** ft "I rents and ■ pad and C i» >1 J iinur Red Cruft* inrm* r- In i. i auggi atlnn fur » ; — w. , • Mr. aiwf Mrs. J. E. b ra e f f an S'Ufe .‘’Sft't&jfr.* im e n have been told to t their rad flannels In *n- women s show, 18.7i m raV over­ Announcement (a made by th* ■» of_poorly bested houses all*. 48 and wool s u I b s M J per­ war departm ent th a t tha 0 3 . itU r. Thos* who don’t hav* cent. ’ navv b now th* largest Hi the I tor such underwear caa world. i.Florida. . Ing from Ronton enadl (sruiryta Anna Laura Deneff Will Be Married DRY CLEANERS m r s o n a t f s pa ge Michael Welchel Celebrates Birthday .at BOOTt. (Please return coat hangers) P e M l» Doris Jackson waa hostE J ianey of Florida, Ala. caa la st strain * s t a party for visiting his brother, O. J. end tha Mlsaaa Ruth and Esther Is E. II Ianey, for a fe srdays. Strang* who wlU soon bo marriod In a double wedding. The foeeta Mr ami Mr* Jsmr* Crapp* of hemmed dish towels for gifts Calm. <•», Mr*. W. C. Itil I and to the bride-elect. Gene Ie-Cette are (pending a Zinnias, tuberoses and gladioli short tlntf at Corufittjo Beach. were used to decors to the Hiring, • 00 # . M , w tth Miss Ethel room of the Jackson residence, I MDs Evelyn Stilea has reKiser as hostess. 111 Magnolia Avenue. Miss in n l to Washington af i r vi.ltt The Townsend Ctuh will meet Carolyn Boyd and Mra. W. T .1lu > '< u her | >a rents In J s .tu o v ille the Coart I loose a t liOO P.M , Jackson assisted In serving the a * h e , grandparents h^ P. Hagan, president, pres id- tweet*. Tha public ta invited to atThe following persons wars ••is T A. Stile* an*l L invited to be with the Misses *• divn who have been re«i '*■ Tha Senior Y.WJk. o f'th e First B trtnge: Mrs. Ralph IVan, Mrs.' In Jacksonville. S*v* retur T a p tist Church will meet a t the psvid Earle, Mrs. S. M. Martins. to Sanford ti liveK r i * of Mrs. W. M. Deariso, Park J r , Mra. Earl Thome of Delton, S * . Miss Betty Thurmond, Miss A rrau* a t 8:10 P J f . Ml»» Constance Mutch ti . The Sunbeam Band of tho Dons Isbtll, Miss Lois fiagan, lantlo spent the week -erui MUs Bord, Miss Doris McCall. F irst Bap •lax Church will m eet1 Elisabeth Pippin, MDs her parent*. Mr ami Mra a t f JO A. M. In the church for Mias Gladys Pippin, Miss Nancy Roa- Meisch Brakeem Focus Day. Is* Emmeline Thurs mGiri Scoula arc asked to bring Ml** Julia Belle Scott return­ Their registration fast to .Scout ed Sunday to her home In Alex­ ■iiiir a■at v4:00 ,w ■ meeting iP.• M. lb I t »• le — the andria City, Ala after spending U tt before tha camping trip to * week here with her cousins, Mr and Mr* Boy Brown FRIDAY _ The playground of Bouthslde O ria a r y School will be open from1 C alibrating his eighth birthday , 1 ,, SlIO A.M. to 11:48 A.M. under yesterday, David Michael Welchel ‘ u , the direction of Mr*. Let Semusls., was honor guest i t e party given I n, <* A ' BATURDAT • by his mother, Mrs. Hugh C .! ,„ Magnolia Avenue. AH boy* and girls of Junior 1 High School age may Join the Following a "peanut hunt", Alec Munlor Commando* (Junior Waste Powers snd Nelli* Dam* were , W aldens) at tho Woman's Club awarded prise, for finding the number of peinuU . *** In the dlnnlng-room. brightcolored bthvons were uMt) »■ ” 1 «•» PHtrftift W T d o th la g i a sloping | runs to | do (ML Lake of 0*0 fra ft! the sun akt purifies tha I Current Comment Personal Activities • MABJORIB ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor VERSE FOR TODAY ,5f l fl.305. A married man In Texan or aeven other state* Ih. kln, r h08® lncome 110.000 n*t (Mild only »D65 Income Ux art exalt-', ,, r£f*°n ^or thi* Et»ngu and unjuit dlacrlmluatlnt I Chroni- •" ln * tln Texas, California, LoulnUno, Arliona, New Mexl co, Idaho, Nevada and Wsahtntti P lhfinUEhW*-t^»Ja«to i income bclongi to hit wife. So under the acgla of the “common property" law, residents of those states a s s ig n - ....... . in their tax returns, ,,ll not In actual practice—one-half of their earnings and other rse 0 0 * may capture Joy Income to their apousra. How avid be hi* greed; Oa tha strange leaves of love Tho practice will chisel 187,000,000 from the federal O ars most delights to feed Income of next year, tha treasury estimates. That is be­ cause the surtax rates rise In graduated scale. Divide thi ■ f they who rapture hope. income by two and tho taxpayer escapes the weight of the M ast Dam how all lost goes, higher rates. Bow worm and larva* eat E arth's brightest book, the ro Tho wrong of the m atter la this: Citizens of eight FLORENCE HAMILTON Mates can do that legally, and tho citizens of -10 slates can not do it. The constitution of the United Sates saya: Ssrrcellxt Landscape (Te Balvsdor Dell) . . all duties, imposts and excise (taxes levied by the (From Mori son) tongreaa) a hall be uniform througho * “ fho federal Incomo tax rates, of w uieo, a rc u iiu u rm ho pel* yellow sand* throughout the nation, but when;': 'legal fiction, sjma ■# ta# Unicom stand* atatr* net up definitions of income,Uj ■llevlatc the federal the same date, Edw ariTl the Egga are preparing m ercury ot tha Seminole tax burden and give an advantage! hgalnat the cltizena Chamber ot Ccmuterae: ba of other states, u condition Is creiU h obviously ta ■ plan (hat the City could l contradiction or the constitutional'll j ' ii iijj1 / . ■rwlmmtag pool a t Ft. Congress has the power to reaftM [iklit ilUliithn. Th. interesting quesUon of the momsn 8 will CoHgTtm d( 'S Z X 'A '1 &?*•, t>* pal* yellow sand* ••Id that he esUmeted t rs 's a pair uf Clasped Hands •hat? Im recent years a bloc of 16 DEtora, led by Con- a t 818,000. I m M l I an Eyeball entangled with nelly, of Texas, has defeated the, el In to4 paper of the anir •tring. and Justice to the'levy of the Income ta x . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, n.ORID V (C •ongl To Clean The Answer! i tad Blocked) WIENERS lb............1 5 c lira, ih ita <’ulp llotby, WAAC recta- •• bIh wn iwinf photofrapl by n> mUri of the Women's Ar AuilJ ar> ( orpi at Fort l>r8 Muir low. O..I of th* Irm f.n t may fortu -Me rnough to mar* a A 1 priir it 8 phnto contest with a p I ' H f o f i h *J r Iri.Jrr* • (I't H r at PEACHES 8H IU K «< 1 ** Prtt 1 %%• ; BEEF lb.......... 2 5 c j r iiii.A i> K ir» fiA 4 i.ll 1 ).h BEANS 2 lbs 25<' \w 4.14111 411 rs DRESS SHIRTS 4 His 25'' 1. 4 2«| 1 44 IM h h l . l l T REALTIES (llll 15c tir.ll ( M i l 1 «l| 4T H V ROLL BUTTER lh 4 3 c CREAM CHEESE SAUER KRAUT , 2 for 15c Can 9c -----,-------------------------------------------- r QUANTITY BIGHTS RESERVED * 101 B. 184, ST. j �I i I ■■■1 to***] ie Coach Names Texas To Lead Again In Southwestern By HAROLD RATLIFF COLLEGE 8TAT10N, Te«. — A tg . I I , (W W )-l(em er Norton, seterallsslm o of tha top illgkt Texas Aggies, looks for a differM t type fcotball fan n a tt fall. Norton, whoso A. and M. team s hgva won tw o1Boathwaat Conftra*ee championships and llsd for a nti time -In the p ast throe years, thinks Interest in tha game WUi •toad up la wartime bet adds: *Tba fans will ba viuUy Inter••to d In progress of the w ar and feotball will be mere or leas • diversion 'Tor them. 1 don’t look f a r much enthusiasm sear who MSS .kanmliknaMii ** ■H the tha championship.’* Ha predicted that football play­ by Southwest Conference eats would bo as good as ever ilaas freshmen were voted ollgll for v a n ity competition, ia kick event "the quality Is bound suffer some," but that crowds told not bo as largo except in ■ cities w hen transportation tflcuitiea arc not so pronounced. Preview Grid PoU Sinkwich An Ace Minnesota Top Team the g reatest winning records la tha natloo’s fcotbsll history—19 ektortoa and three losses In a th ree year period, counting Howl game#—a re not duo to be the champtonahlp favorites (hit year, Norton said. Opposing coachaa has* bean 1___ -r k— _kl. a_T relttod to finish bafoe* going Into tha armed services. But th a t’s not tha story, says Norton. Ha flgevaa Tsxaa tha team to beat, explaining th a t Coach D. X Bible has • world of experienced help left over although be gradu­ ated th a t fins eleven of 1541 which but for a couple of slips would bay* bung up the greatest record In conference k 1st cry. It was Texas th a t beat A. and M. to blemish Its conference victory string although the Aggtto a l­ ready had tha chain okmship clinched before taking tbit count before the big Orange machine. Norton ranks Rico a threat and Southern Methodist, tha dark horse on the baste of a groat freshman team Iasi fall plus a fine crop of carryovers fre ft tha v a n ity . ■m M H there— thl HOLLYWOOD soma shoe tad repartee with pall serosa tha room. Ha rocks with '' HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 18, (W W ) laughter, for what’* Ufa without palaT —Wax Bear, everybody's pt |, left a laugh batwsen • a a th e sound stage yodallng In a He’s to t • million af ’em. Or thondaroua, hcrribU baritone. Pull a f high splrita and Maxla's oxu- 10,009, anyway. Ha ksaps their names on HU—names a f people •1 reticence, he xtrolled in hla > . M d an k lrt over to tha etudio rea­ who have w ritten him fa a let tore. : U arant, hi* mammoth shoulders In sudden philosophical mood. swaggering bars In ths sun. Ha M ails reflects a son tha arofsund » M , .a s usual, surrounded by truth th at nobody can nave too : pals Including yours truly — If many pals. Ha says ha's seen tea you'vs rv rr met Maxis you'ra his many blgh-MU taka a tumbla. A t our table fa Kant Goodman, ■ • . psL ^ . . JScarrsly anybody locked up a husky bright youngster about w h a t M ails entered In Mi under- to laava for tha Army. Kent was • M il Ha donned a )oos* jacket IS when ha mat Maxis aad mode ha had summoned and, Inelda of him hla Idol Ha’s Maxia’a guaet n a more th a n , 10 mlnutoa, he for a coup)* of waCks. Kent says IW ihad h b tablk hopplng ha and M ail* have ba*n pals War g g « ) l ifttla d down to aat, dividing •Inca they mat—"1 Jumped tor . hla pab Into two groups. As t e wb«a Mb* waa, 1 a w when b i t a fight-* I f F l t d ll i’ , H a* la would say, what’s life Maxia talk* about f* la a t 4 1 a i. Ir iw a tt a laugh batwsen pals? Ha ramaiahars tha tim e h a Waa to • ‘ t h a ta b of o H b arap M at Is x f f S Q Bombing of the United Slaton naval has# at DoUh Harbor la Ihsleesslea dare against this north PirUU outpost. This picture shows Aleotlsn Islands by Japanese planes set Are to soma oil supplies, and effects of tha aacotsd day's MB. A tim ber af hoaellata a rt shown scatdestroyed a few buildings and shacks. Thers were two attacks on sue-1 lered a m tha gronad s* firsdghterx baltla n Make In a bombed building. (C entral Trees) from now on I shall ook toll you' NEGRO DIES IN CHAIR IT S CORPORAL GABLE wl ether It rA ni or w hether the ------- :— •un shines ./lu re I happen to RAIFORD, Aug. 18, (AT ~— MIAMI BEACH. Aug. IH. (A’. be," she wrote. ~l Imagine It is Ernest "Smekey" Robinson. 80- -Broad-shouldered Clark Gable, perm lstlble to mention w hether it year-old Negro, was electrocuted who once drew fabuloca sums for wearing uniforms In the movies, w R h'loV S t 'A1dU.lU S h ■« ,h* *u u Prijo? •>«« Monday became a 188-a-month corp rul on H .to n l.y to UkV In W m E J ' tor « * * > [ • ■ • ot J - Wake- In m il Ufa lift yesterday v rtU rtliy — and real ton with pleasure "_____ Held, elderly frulj stand entpktrs. tub lk v y x v c * ■ 1 / lie-i1 i e W . n w . army’s toughest training . _ Ing ‘grinds. Russia developed tha oil out Robinson w it competed as Ha put of Baku, Caspian seaport, Fires In the United 8tatea an­ from 9 million tons In 1920 to 1it nually coat about lO.OOO.humtn million tons In 1940. Uvea. CHICAGO. A o(. II. (Spatial) —Figuring U u t galling u m t glimpse* o t tha g n a t b a to n th a / arrived in tha spotlight would help maha tha coming football season m art Interesting to tha fan*. Tha E*4vlra Sport* P»U for E.-plember featured optniawl an the moat likely teams, (tore and sophomores of tha tea too. > Judgments wars gathered from the football roachaa, tha tporte editon, the eportacaatara. tha public, and tha so ld lm and rfete. tora at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, anJ Kllington Field. Takaa, tha world's largest multi-motor ad­ vanced firing school. According to tha final tabulation, tha ona, two, three of the season among tha big tram s should bo Mtnbesota, .Vitro Dame and tha Orest l a i n .Naval " * Training ' ' Station tram . Also placed In tha f l n t 10 were Pennsylvania. Army, Ohio Stntr. Missouri, California, Georgia and Trxaa A. A U. Frank Sinkwich of Georgia, who n < named tha outstanding playrr of last season, polled In ahead of the field In the question on who was moot likely to bo the alar of the year. Sinkwich was slightly ahead of big BUI Dulry, Minnesota fullback who has U rn shifted to left half tbit year. The other* In the first 10 were Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame quarterback; Billy lllllenbrand. Indiana halfback; Tom Kuima. Michigan halfback: Otto Graham. V rthwestern helffiock; Itob .S:,-ul.A, Missouri halfback; Dirk Wildung. Minnesota tackle; Pal Harder, Wisconsin halfback; nod I.co Daniels, TCxas A. 41 M. halfbar k. Among the 10 sophomores cited as • most likely to succeed srerer IHrk Hornier, Iowa halfback; Horace Gillon, Ohio Stata and; Cbhrlle Trippl. Georgia halfback; Mickey McCardlv, Southern Cali­ fornia halfback; Elroy lllrach, Wslennsln halfback; Wallace llopp, Wiese, P ettit. Corwin tw e M d W riter Present* Nebraska fullback; Dob Michigan fullback; Jim Stanford Lalfback, and C h it, Notre Dame h a l f - # iie b a l d , S a n f o r d . F l o r id a By R. J. SCOTT DeLand Law Firm Is Reorganized As Whitehair Leaves 1 f ••n r h Thu lir a |w irtn rr- i f f r c l l v r *• e«f tntolnifht Pratty Mr*. LOtion Lambter lx an* of a namber of atoebnt feru la se­ cret service pal lee whoso duty Is to guard tha Treasury Department in Washington. She approves wholehtartodfy of tha idea that every woman should taka part In tha war •ffort and thus release rasa fat tha arraad fortes or war industry wsrk. This is a pbonepholo. . (Cestral Pressj WHY LET AN OLD1 I CAR DRIVE YOU I ----- 1 CRAZY? Last Amsrlcaa diplomatic represaotaUva to Gtrmaay, Lalaad B. Norris (above), waa nominated by President Rooaerelt for Minister to Iceland. The post U coaxidvrsd Im­ portant bacauaa of the prooonco of American troops there. Mortis suer**ds Lincoln MicVtagk, who was named Minister to South Africa. (Central P r u t) ;c *?a p p - <0* >XJi14r '«fv X7, “SrU vfti'H-tW M ag brushed off to a«atha poJltkal faaUtgn say mofa. I By U to T aU , thara w a n t ba •ay of the nnei aaaasitlal goods on tha shelves. Thoa« a valla bis sow are from stocks already manu­ factured. S taff Kka ra itrs rwfrlgaratora sad a thousand alber ita a u will diaappaar. Thara won’t ba any re taxing of tha rules to permit limited manufacture. Industry-wide crackdcr production af civilian gc Im m inent This b tha I ■tap A t WPB they call cantration" It manna l manufacture a f Ucyclaa, •ton**, Win ha asaaaab a couple af faetorita. A 4>lka manufacturara moat V a r production or go out same reason. Ia Britain, they muddled sad fiddled until tha war a me right home to roost. It look tha aama crisis-compulsion to blast out tha dead wood bare. A 8. Knowlaon, WPB axaautiea, summed It op recently whan ha •aid "aaaantlar waa M n g radaftnad. Things considered "sosenliaJ" a year ago ran vary well ba dona without In many In­ stances, and they're M n g ruthbaaly Junked tor tha duration. "Ju st Uka the electric power hi Boston," Know Uon said. "E v­ erybody consider* tha power used •ow ‘essential.' If a fleet of A l­ fa ship* war* la Boa ton harbor, fa wouldn't seem too eeeentieL-1 la abort, as tha w ar mores •b e a r, Valuaa change, and "aasaatiaT* Is stuff tha m ilitary must have to carry on th a fight. Tha teat c m go by tha boards. Tha w ar ha* moved a lot cloaar In tha past two wwakm. Make ao mistake, tha United Nations fata • 'to u g h road fo r ths M a t tow months. These arldaetest of realfate thinking are only saatplaa of JrT IS S A ID 1*1 A r C J L o S S f k iP V A T R jJ h lL W A S G O M P L tfL P 1 IK O N E Y L ( M i B u il t By <*U - COM PULSORY LABOR of 12,000 C*Uii^<iAuS AKO U IW S . flL l/ IR U fT ' If TAKING NO CHA.NtKS ANN ARBOB. Mich.. Aug. IS. ■)— Michigan grid fans already e making hotel reservations In iolh Bend, Ind, (or tthe olrertnes' Nov U game with ><1V V M A ifo D O M , L tN IK t; OOO y E A R i A < ;o . MAD f J •p . I t means we're getting down to bualarta, Uka tha British la In T K i» Newspaper k iv b I A N D . Aug Is. i,?-i Rr«tr »F »** n of (h r writ hhum n w r«( ( Hunly U * firm r f Mull, 1 anil W hilrhm r iirrp tiila l • \ I h r rraiir na tio n of ( h r | « ( . n ilr r Naviil •f i v h t , n « 1 litnutol her* Mnn«l«v liy |» C. H .»n.I F.raltinr W f.antll* A* i *»• til ln»of|>t‘r;itr l it ia m m •1 Mull. Lintll* (traham The population of the Soviet Union, l7d,OOO.OCO at the last cen-< •us. Is approximately four-fifths European, one fifth Asiatic. BUY A COOD USED CAR FROM THE ACS rAGE t v “ t scon5SCR' Rock BottomPicture Of War " ft. p s . asking whether game* should be transferred to tha big cities because of gaso­ line rationing *on an affirm ative ro ta of 71.97 percent. A m ajoHte^> o f '55.78 percent believed th a t™ many football teams ary wrecked by the build-up glean to som a* • ta r back. Publicity ruled over ability in making tha All-Amer­ ican In 74.47 percent of the bal­ l o t s The Idea that football I s # over-officiated was voted down by B0.74 percent. A majority of 57.07 percent felt that the aaiVita teams would riot be su ­ perior In reneral to their collect! opponents this fall. A s lig h t^ edge of M.83 percent! favored a * ' restriction on the alia of uni­ versity squads when competing with small college opponents. Kour out of five; or HUM percent said they would enjoy football as entertainment even w ith o u t# sa nfo rd Po WA-ftRSPOurh A P P L A ft OK LA N D f A i O k l K L IK O N t ■n alrnlana antn ew ksa. an airplane ffactory her*. V E^E T A T ioM FR O M POMD-'i Y E A ft. v. Th# conventiontl lunch iwriod of from |wo lo I k m hour* form* ertw obtcnrtd in Chile ha« been reduced to 30 minutes to curtAll ute of motor vehicle* and m v i Direct Inveatment* by ths United Htatoa tn Latin Aiaeric-t at the end of 1IM0 totalled U r 771,000.000, ETTA KETT I A L T i r u O C .T W i THOUSAND ft NIIN5 H O L E S r liy l ’A lTI< ROBINSON and no H IF S O M E O N E Til AT" P t A i t A M O T26U t vvoul H ETY/D O N r O ONO u iNViTf N E SOME J ta E T M E M IX £ UP IN T H I S .# I ■ \A L C ( K l u iO - ' U f l ' f J S s v a autograph hunter, il to a p a t Bob straight, ha tap s. T h a i was no way to maha pab- • • * , A t hour's and Maxia grabbed a handful of lanck shacks anJ started Signing. Ahesatw lndedly he errata, areola "•'Ivor I aaaa Mae Rssr '• ba ~ :^ u r ns par, tp an paying a guy who's due tha sat a t 9 and can't ba m l tin 1:00 o’clock? I had b a n : tha hard way. Night kbaT I aiad to cloaa ‘cm up." ■ax Is a n fc rm sd character R. He gate on tha sat before l director, ba says. He stands Wad and watches haw they da Ha wants to ba a sura-anough a . No Romeo stuff for him, cwum, not with this mugg of , h at ha wants to ba a big. w-Mtured, rough character—'“a ECLIPSE AU& U WASHINGTON, ‘Aac- 1>. Tha principal p rodocto of Bur• a re teakwood, tin, sllvar and CapL J . P. Hallwew, awparl ant of tha N aval; O baar •aid Monday thara would total veil pa* of tha a m t night of Aug. I M ) , Which be vlxlbla In caaiaral thrw tha U atuif Btotoa. < Our I DON'TWANr ro (30 ^ TWBOr ON A VAOhnON WITH MCHHari AND DAT rerrar ■jOW >VHAT WAS THAroif^LS ~'U ■' 7--- 7] NAME SHE .v rjir SU N mv U- u CLFC ENDS :i NAME '.m i THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN— i \° ) t aA 1 1f T •x‘| BODiE "l . :v.^rvew o d ev rsow iE 1 AW WHAT •f ( ta d cooling drinks f>FfH2EhCS HOES I T p MAk E * BH X ’S PACKAGE STORE & BAR iramlttoaa. i t * W. Pbs8 Bi. Ph. ta o LONE RANGER M f llV k M EEBVICB THCfi£ fOX S K Jftt W6 k£ GOT ARE A FORTUNE By FRAN STRIKER THIS IS U 'M TO 6£ A mi6 mtv EXPENSIVE r RE FOR A LOT Of — j PEOPLE AROUND HERE > J E 5 \' v.>/Vl> rn£ iCWE DANGER K-r THU muNTER WHO WANTED TO , MAst TROUBLE. ^ ^ •t Rf IWiE FOR THEVRE GON TO $£T fire to tmi-s warehouse and leave us here to r '— x ~~____ ^ P'E' HE’S TAKEN I HUNTERS BY A5 AN HONE? NOWHE'5 RE WITH WORTHl AND HE GOT THE WOLF HIDES FROM THE / — BOUNTY p' ^ O fF lC E S / ) J ~\ r so t h a t ’c , m f id d ia n H E'LL T E L L EYERYONE THEIR FINE P fU 5 WERE DESTROYED BV A FIRE.. THE REMAINS OF THE W OLF FUR W ill SHOW THAT SKINS WERE DESTROYED/ ^ ___* LOOK/ �» I I PAGE BIX TOT BANFOBD B O T U D , BAMFoko, 9th Inning Rally Gives Giants Win Over Braves, 3-2 ■=* • SELECT SELECTIONS News on the Pigskin Front B r RALPH WARMER Football la rapidly coning feta pages ratal tba general trend for l own a* a glance at apqrti tba coming aaoaon: tgaa will reeaot The great Am-1 Tlorida'a riddled Gator* will Man gamo U getting added In. open S*pt IP against-th* atrong tjm this aaoaon by lb# argual- Naval Air Btotien outfit of JaekV*" “ P " • n*.^J*P Wt- oooelUo. . . Afterward, Llcb*. * Mjf_ Uy J|a*k cf interaet. ln m*n_ mae t^tha following lQ enter. With Bases Loaded And 2 O ut Bam a Singles Off Sain NEW YOKK, Aug. IN, <VP>— W ith tho baaea loaded and two tarn out in the last half cf .hs ninth Inning, liabs llama .'tack, ad a alngls Into right firUt / m terday to s>>* inc New York Glanta a 3-2 decision over .ha Boaton B ravn snd increase .hrlr Winning atrsak In llvr games. Tba victim . of lla n u 'i ram e-J winning blow an - Johnry Fain, who replaced started l-ou Tf it a fte r the Uianla tie<l the score In ths eighth on lUbr Young's aeernlh homer. The Dravra' arurrd both .betr runa off Hal .Schumacher in .hr opening frame on •Inglra by Paul W anrr. Max Wrat and Eddie Mil. ter. A fter that, Schumacbrr held them acorelcaa un four hlta until he gara way to a pinch hitter In tba eighth. . Acs Adama aucersded Sehjm aebtr In ths ninth ami gained credit for hia alilh victory agulnat three loaasa. Toat yielded only two hlta through th r first seven frames, but one of them wax Mgr. Melj; O tt'a 20th home run In the fourth. Mickey Witek .tailed ths Giant'* ninth inning rally by sin* gUng with on* out. Oil walked and both rubber* advanced t. n a* wild pitch. Johnny Mil* drew an Inlantlonal i>a*a and Young went down on a foul fur the teconl Secretary or of W Sill necrviary w aarr llrn ry uL. Ollmaen (teft). te proaentlng th* tlngulshed Service Msdal to Col. Francis 0 . Brink for eieeptlonal i torlou* tervlco In a position of g re e t responsibility, l i t was mil obstreer and liaison officer with tba British In th* F ar East, Sings Burma, and later waa a member of th* Allied headquarters at J Thla la • phonsphoto. (Central p, W V, I V L I'M • t»h rt.i m • IlMM'n I' till II »t ll it II (i Vf TO TAMPA, X S f T T t , (A1)—The Tampa rationing board vu thrown Into ronfnalon by an «p. BARTOW, A * f. II. (A3— Moat «om*n golag into divorce court are glad to rv t rid of ooa bonfcano at a time bat ■ complain*»l k«* to il to f m ot two Jsuahand* a t esc*. , Tba rynplaln xiy* ah* married N«k I t a l w f and No. > la 1 M 7 w ithout, f i m n t l i a a a d lr tn * Eha ..kad a dlrare* fiws» M # ^ and an aanutmont of bar m arri.» • to No. *. charting both with •leatrllofl. OF Renumber Bataan H a n fo r d b j U & a S f S Sor AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F I.O K I DA, It waa announced by Admiral F.rneat J. King, Commander In Chief of th* United State* Fleet th a t V ice-A dm iral R o b e rt Leo Gbormlry (abort), chief of U. S. naval force* In Ike South Pacific, la leading th* aaaault on J a p base* In th* Tulagl area of Ik* Jap-hald Solo­ mon Island*, lit U pictured taking a salute during the United Nations Day parade In Auckland, New tealand. (Central P n tt) Of Ml Ilf If I Sit M r a al t a Y M l # r d a f • Inn I. N * » 1 at k t r In fiat 1 L Ml I >ly v a m # a • a h# d« i» * t » a ARCADE Package Store ^ l i y Am m Ii U I F m a) j O n t h e S o v ie t f i g h ti n g ! , 'A f r o n t to d a y , th e K u iu la n a me-1 A t R . know ledge*! M a rs h a l T im o ta h e n k o 'n a r m ie s h a v e Ih-vii d r iv e n b a c k In th e tw o c riti- I . c a l a a lie n ta l n th o b a tt le fo r S ta l in g r a d , a n d th® G e rm a n s *****. a ls o a r e k n if in g d e e p e r in t o ' *" 1 1 ^ 0 j . t h e C au casu s. A t m id -d a y .! Treasury Dept w R u a s ia n trn o p n h a d fallen j otW milk U t t W It back before Nail reinforced c«l-1 ** m m i f t In rrtj, wkiU . umssa near Pyallgorek, la th* ten-, lo remind all to bay teal Caucasus. 170 aailrn south of 1 * the German-ocrupied Maikop oil! * _ f is Ids. but th* Reds declared they I 0 . D. FARRELL, Prop. Pbou* 0140, Mather BUg. (Formerly Raggett'a U q. 8 tore) ELECTION • 0 M w Coast Iiv\lea Osisiia* ns Thla Russian weeping mother and her bedraggled children and pet dog • tend In front of ths chsrrod ruins of tholr home, somewhere on scorched .HoeIt i soil They n s the family of a collective farmer. la te st reports from Mn.,,>tr .Isle that German troop* ar* only 200 milt* from th* rlrh Urosny oil wells. (Cenlraf P r u t) Lombardi Second Allied Troops Storm French Coast; Mai Action Is Indicated As Fight Thunders C • Reds Ac ait Troops A re Forced ' Back In T w o Salients; i Also In CaucaRUH Abend, with complete liae Mlat d o . loo Gia, Dry Cl*. Rum. aad Vodka. . a* rr naaotvan a t m » Laoislaru n a of m i eTATU o r n o n ii)* TTU1 lb# following AOWRdRMQl M l of A/titto I of Um Oao•tiiutioo Ot tho l u u Of n o n <u. rwuMro io ratt.u* tog RppnrttooabeoL dMl(n«Uni ttrnw%/g Count V M th# thirtv-ninth (Ml B«natowt*i Dut/lct • • f C«lho«in Oountv Rod Oulf County 9* Ih# fortieth f 101 Benntnctoi Dtatrwt b# and ih» Mm# ti h#r#by #crt#d uv and «h«n b« •ubmitt#d u» ih# #t#ew« •f th# l u u of rioctdR for rwtifutuoo •f r«|#eitoo at lha n#n#rai C#<ttoa a b# h#ld on th# rtrtt Tu#od*v oft#t Ih# newt Mnniiat la fottabat. IMS a# l.frl AOt K W I, P i t UATTONFRB GXT IIKA DAC1IH I NOTICE League Standings TI I f I I I ti ll III l « I I 14) la t l A ll jW ffU U ) HIIAKK I HUSBAND# Auburn, I VUlanova, Miaaiaalppl State, Mary land, Georgia, Miami and Gaor t ir h t r o u b l e f U T,e> • Oeorge McAfee, former Duke' back field are, la the U m O R T O N , Mont. Aug. IP. leading figure of lb* Jackjonvlll, 4 3 —When members of tho Park •e rr lee eleven, now practicing .-cunty rationing board met te with n 100 or ao candidate*. , . •M®*1** aomc I re* thee found Hobb* Adama, u-K an aas State that Chairman JL A. TSomlon mentor, Inatructa tho Gobe. whe »aa absent. Ifa nhonad. Th# reoalao will tangle with Miami and ■on for hit abaeare—tire trouble, Georgia, and he lad no spare. Florida baa loot only three or four undergrad griddrre to Uncle Sam.. but ala coaches are gone rone lerman will fill every position, Miaaiaalppl has lost (0 premising . serpt two . . .Five Hurricane* player* to th*. terrier* and war w .re lost by graduation, II to Indcatri**. . . .Miaaiaalppl Slate, 1 • • J j o mo game* will bo well rated this season, has lost played on Saturday attention. Grantland Rico, dean of sport* but a couple. . . .Down In Tamp*, th# 8partana have a dismal .nit writers, aayi w* are stepping Into * record-creaking season. , . . look and new head roach Jo. , Sanford’s Celery Fed* h a rt one Justice has a tough Job ronfrrnt adventage |n th a t th* lights cun ing him. . . A t Miami, even lw turned on here, . . .Coach Me••ocas predict* an atlcndanr* equal to last year. Then Rarna won ih* gan » with hia hit down the right field foul lino, aendlng Sain to his Ifth defeat rempared with four win*. NATI ONAL TUESDAY. AUGUST IS. lM L Th* midnight communique of! the Soviet hfgn command ackmial * I edged th at th* Huamlano had with I V drawn to new defensive positions1 southeast of KleUkaya, 70 mile.! abovt Stalingrad, and were fight I Ing savagely against German; forces who "went over tu the of s» tensive- northeast of Kotelnitov | aV< ski, 100 mile* below tbe . sly • named for Josef Stalin. j Th* communique followed 0 rv . port by the Soviet Informs11< n 1, t reau that th* Germans lost I. , V U 0 ,000 men—430,000 killed in jrb s Russia between May i t and tu , SCI gnat IS and unofficial aceo.nla'C on of Bovirt troops throwing the in- Nta n buck sever*) mile* to n e e 'a re valtr*" paaltlon* *« the K-- fo^> Farmers Need Aid: Meat Plan Outlined Greatest All-Around Bali Playe i Th* Brooklyn oul/Dlder, who! And b a .tb .ll'. patriarch, th. returned to action a week vg.» man who has sa*n ’em coma *n«l a tta r a brief Injury layoff, lost gu sine* bastkall mtaotoLc *g». a ir point* off hi*.balling avoreg* lolls you, promptly) d u ring lha past week and dropped "Jimmy Firii, wither it a r ll to ty iS r — '• • doubt." I A t tha asms llm*. however,I “I know." continued the* venei-l Boston's Ernla Lombardi Irppocd aMa I'hlladrlphla A'a manager, | y from .320 to .325 whll* retain ,•*"{ “many of tha old-tim tis In# aacond place Umbardi, ‘•■l *•“»“' W »r>*r -» • whoa* average cf two we*k» agn *l . •f’1' l«»*iM9*t I" ,l' , l would hav. tied Mm for tho Ira,I ' n»UW| 1 *■*!«■»*• uf Hret bo.e . A Monday, h.ld hi* position ahra.l * v' rt“ ' ,,lY *** '' nf thlrd-placo Jo* Mwlwlck .f th* ;; * w i >nR#im IrfflM at rt*# fra 2 T ,|l f l KteUM J ,d *,t<k ‘,r'’,’,MS,l ‘han •••r- A . 'a thlrd*^ b.".*‘ , ^ from .120 to 3 U . [man ho w n bettor th lf t fall- A» r Cards Win; Trail I ^ V r ^ .ir C B ; Brooks By V /, Gomes;» u I S X Z tl. f c K ;; A i M l a l anpouArrmrnl by thr SoNlrt information btirwou | t t * C«rmp0 cilU fithfl in th r U tt U t n months u a million and A qm rU r, nearly on# third cf thrwi fnU litira. and amiJ th at In th«' IU M period th# Rowaian lo a m 1 were 194,000 killed, wounded orl "Only hi the south hav* lb* m Germans serrerded at ostnrrwc w coot In advancing considerably," Ik* w ar review said. "A s for oth­ admialatrstion .ad the WI'B were e r sectors, th* Germans not only1urged tn roUaborste In dee*top­ are uuabt* to csrry cut offensive j ing a program for allocation of opantiosu, but on th* Bryansk. | gnes i nmaut meat purr has* as a wastem, Kalinin and northwestern eqoitahiy aa possible among fed fronts th* Red arm y la operating erally-insported packers. 3- T ie Office s f Price Admiai-I actively and has annihilated tens stration waa lastrarted k> make of thousands of Germans." plana far possible rationing sf Tha Germans moved up to tha as* i t ta re rawme is Russian front la th* last two A t ths asm* time. Us* OPA a koaatba M dhrtaleaa (ram France, Z -----------I But Jimmy didn’t Ilka catching, \ E T . L0U1H, Aug. 18, (A3 - > ? ? ' . ' , ... T h t 8L Loul* Cardinals, busily l l * • _ funnY ‘j 'l n f ." Conn.. engaged l„ playing h.und to th .i " ^ ' 1. r ° " Brooklyn Dodgers' eiceedingly, ^ tuLloC. V l.vid l o o r ^ l of h! (teat hare, choopwl another half, m ZcI ^ SI w, r,Z I * w o il th# Ml# Bum s'lead rv .; i u ^ r e . l " o n l, Z. s *’ ,. •' •Solom ons Q u ie t; Jap W a r s h ip Is Sunk In Aleutians " naisKts o r p to L iC A tio n T«i iNillllTIIT l.C t tlOOO W».r. last knuwn ( ssMsimn aa* p*w ot •Jcs^sdCreas » t* I'orUIsfU TNsw Y<ru a rt hsrskr aolUte# as#- re Bring he'd pt* 7 *d there some •mired to appear l* a esrta/a. Bill Ut tom platat tile# h r WMIU* put him behind the bah." Host, J r , against poCTar Fogg caught up to and laclud- MeNsll a AI re res, nnv pending J K tht f Part of j h * 1033 a c tio n for a A**, then started alternating Iw ttn first tnd third uatll i3f. When bo went te tho Sad Sox WABHINCrrON,' Aa#. IB. t#> —A United Btatea aakararin* o n k a Jap *i *o* rrali ir o r ' a • W I T H 1» tk s gaat ani AlaoUtmo,. tho N avy aoaaaared today, Funeral R ites For Mrs. H inesley To Held Thursday i ^ r ^ l ^ P l k ^ bounty Residents Are Urged To Ration Board Has | C a l l s Soldiers Mail ““ Scran” ferrl* TTomorrow «-------- New Mail Scrap” Cards New Svslem System OfOf TT- ? : ... ........ *" i >. ' fire Inspection Nation Ih At (iates “ O f War” With Axis ‘ ^ A fter Ship SinkinfRftSPW * Set-Up In ('handed I Remedy Any Aluist Under Present Pin >*• t*f Ih* 1 iflt|>rrtios|| fm fill rati* S o m lim li t •I amuMitis •. I n M I t u t * *| t»f • p l t U u l i •ciNiriii v t • ruAAt« v u linirvjre I S ute* plane, a Iin an/vt>ijr>rwtl Itratilian* •Ettinal iSe Aau i for the lul.mRliitr • Br Million roaalal .1 day* were |«*k| by | '■ 'IR " yewI.rUay tK | of pirar)** tBuukl punikhetl A •K*»it t in»r la Jo* *i Pinto |V r a W»r Uinialer «ien I L u tra. I*>lat ■ Lw ■■nwMRwyfcr* %mf fT,r te .(I | « a | f r u n * rs«iw t o v i c ­ ” M» l » i « M i n Bjihl " W h e t S r r ill* l « '* r sif • nil F K f B | i t h n»«l |TI # " t i ( i nH'fil, III ■ tiralrf 1.1 '•Href m I YMltlT* Ilia- n t 1U 4 Mol m M I !m- im|Mirtant thingr t« •I • iii*»% l u g mow " H o waists fullsiw intf W •• f *• • l t* * »f i| M t« llU ell..'* * ' • '*••• i-esllertks.M | » | » n r ro tiil M.nislry I hat the •* “rite * of us mrmy m i "rea l erder of the r hie ft the nation " J '“ e Alves lluar. tor the rn istl. offe Minister a brents down from the J>r Italia which te san made into ballets t Brasil's attackers "The Brasilian p wailing orders for Cilv Motorists Are Warned To _ _ Have Use T a i Stamp By Aug. 31 Cily Softballers I x i ’iS V Jra.'K r, Jck Base dtars 1,:X In Pinal Inning & 7^.;. oniy ivy, *ft*r smacking h-«m» flea run. r»a. S -l!,n thr ft ft I irniag. rely lo S a.r John I. \ #h. . ..li.rlo r ..( r> tr daflnii.il | Ih. Air Bat* A ll.S in . I.e ihr Biasing m ust In ibs sisth. the Sanfoid i » « f COT the I *••!(»« ! ..f Florid# ha* r r |—iir.| lir.U iwmlenl. indcd a close, thrill •Metnmhd all firm *lr|iul> roller s u r e in mg and well playr-l .ofthatl rn »• ra ty brain ••nfi.n ainrnt of ihr mens. ream er with a two lun S p lu irr ***• ta i law Aim H ii ii in or* ,,f Mr all .L m ihr last inning lo .li-frat iS. * ala hia %r #tr**#sf> li-rn iiia*|r hi •kipping llasr Stars, 11 L> tl 11 • U s. * vrioua pait* of th. *i#ir . Mr 1' irt ad<ird (rent field laei night Thla |i w •>fut iilr* that #ny • Thr two tram s. remp-***d of thr I* r*°*i liablr fur th*- t#« who -tailed out evenly. In tSr fourth •(•re nr permitIhr n«r of a • tailed oat rvrnlly In Ihr fouith inning. Ihr All .tfta i. r«»ll4-* l* iI n «*t«»r vrl irlr «n tas.#i U furr tSr lhr«*r iuiu lo take a 7 In 4 trail 1 * hat hr*-n |»#mI -hnll Imp guilt) a mi isle mi*■»»*•» #(»•( >i|*on r«in Fhr IndrpfiMirntk c»wr taark in • tnm thrrcreif oh ill I- ln n | not ' fifth, tallyinr fh r limre ..ff ■n than I '• t »n, i i-*.i>r«| for • • iklivrry of H am |(saH*..f. I mor# th#*. in .|* . .» I.,!h h«* m * t|vr l«*#irif | ilrhi i I IU m* tram tinl if U|. in the -n il. »•» perron w»r. ..... ., s*|sr r #tr« >n*0tor kahili* ..I B lss.at at a l*u| thr tim n «lull hail vuti4 1 it Usited States medium Uint r*»i d«*ea n»»t „f t p | u"*k tn tkllYFi Ml t ’*r |sin< I .SI 1 "*# » Sen H •“ t” aetloei in N s|.(*e#r In tlvr mi#un* i j.iovided in Ihe |la t of tho bsvfrilh flam* « ( * ■ along With heavy I,^ rryuiathiriB d u ll be qullty " v * . teM disclosed yest. 'j i Jack 1‘t f i r r « rn l th# diatom r * miedrmeaiior an«l ui>on roll* ^ ** j f«*r Ihr Irdrprndm ta on thr *• "■ M coo tin gents of A mffK*" ' • , »*»n thereof «hall I#,- lined not I moRjml. Kinitff up b it nlnr hit* a n ot.fine to | rw. ir*, r r 'and v a lk iff two m#n. I> tm ii •***rr than tn y neraon who u***F hia car mujrht U k ) llud Man ,f ,K- ; Martwd for th r IU m>. |. •f>*rtn( th* mmill of julv is llabl# annsKin* Kohoon mfUr O r iSini. with f..u» f ,r a atamp ro%rni>a t Sr |»erf«Hl m Julv 1 I .«• I In..ugh Ju»* I mrufinm iun« markrd mfinm l him Jmk for ih llrrrin f w ti th r ratrhwr |mlr|wn 1'*1, an*I thr r***t of ihia Rtamp attack I MilniS <knU goi an r t m lioim hit# ami ■' ••*. It Ib rw« r *•• i > that theae ith ran! ,,nr walk. F!#f h rlub m ulr «•« lainp# be lulls hi •#-*! through th# • • Ilrctar of Inlr trial Hrvrnur Scorer ■Dick Fa l«»n ha*I f**ui 1•• taaaeille An> K t*-n wSo has foe four cha Ike-1 up for Marmt •.*»• '•bUl/kl thr u|# mi|. vhojld Un Vltman of th* Navy, th n inrlurict * •Ilately #ev>*i a•• ■ motkey order ''** Wily looser in his rellecu.Ni •» re ft In#d fhr*k I*, the roller ' rvd Dyson and Grergv lUyu* 1 -• of Internal r« venue. Jack»on'■ch rapped threw out of thrtv **lie and rr«jue#i that a stamp I f'-r th* city outfit. Ilrtb Mom. I* ‘♦ • l lo them. Mr Hurt aauf. ear* a sterling rahibitson nf .le fensleu play a t shortstop The •TF b«OTb*f^ bare h**iij urwpiriag ar Fiord Calmer drew lo North Africa f... tw o aawstha and It *■■ __ mo gam* le th* Navy ooiy yesterday th*i Air Baa 4aagO* will be played d r e s s Who have b e e ,' it frOQ I'elock UmigM at the ■ RAF fig h ter plam -.'lska fres field when th* Carpe-nflnol desert training t m m n tk* Truck Driver*. ready ta fly with the New | Change Is Made In I se Of sSugar Kation ( mipons Contin^enls / V CITY BRIEFS tan#1 S/rESil*”^ plrma are rr*. Ti l Mjre* toe areo k r ^A m ’ iwko weald F t’< ? n in a a rn a t no re*fwct«r of thief emptied Ih* [ayor W. C. II Ill's ip truck sometime rdlng to th* polleo N ad Losses Double Those Of Russians Rotlfo ()ueen Killed In Fall From Horse ARCADIA. Aug. IV. (A 3 -Miss aims Mari* Vante. ld-year-old twice Morida rodeo queen, was lt*»tlr tilled yesterday when 0 fell from a hors*. A saddle girth that (lipped waa •Bird for Miss Vance's fall. A • tl y blonde, oh* Had won many ling honors and waa considered telented alsnlat. 8 ho waa th* ughter of Mr. and Mr*. Bate tnr* of Arcadia and waa a Itor In high acboel. Florida Citrus Crop |*t Outlook Ih Bright i ri#nr«ifitw uluti .l ORI.ANIm). Aug IJ. tA3 Protprvle atr g<Msl fur Florida's naat multi million dollsr citrus crop, the tl H ilrpi rtm eut of cgricullurr re|torte-l Tuesday, The bureau's general crop re­ p o rt said amnia 8pring Rainfall puvided arlr-iuatn sol) moisture ruatrvei ''sml groves are now in UXUalisn' rundllior. " T hs condition of all citrus crops In ths state waa reported •• 74 percent, aa compared to 50 portent at the asm* tlma last 0K0RGIA AND FLORIDA LltGa tem perature change tonl w ith seel*red thundershowers l afternoon and early tonight. • • •*.»( #11 tb’tfs not *• e* m**I krpt on Ibr |>Wl»it-s unitflnl will b« , «l* »tro)ol Bomber Production Will Be Speeded SF.ATTI 1 Wash Aug 10. (A3 —TSf In* Uintbrr# that m id i M oruh)*u «p<ct«rul*r mid o r tr F rtn rc will Ih* | rtMiucrd a t n Irvnirntloual) A rrrltrataJ r t | | , ■ta rtin r immr<li#trl/. It I | | an* nounrr*! ti«U% l»v II. Oliver WwL executive Vice prreidcnt and pris* djctlon chief nf th* Boeing Alt* . c raft Company. 'Veit said the government had approved "sddillonal •chadnlaa," and thst "Indfrrtloni BNlVM from Washington" a faw day* . ago led him In belleva shortage* retarding production would b# relieved. , � 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, 1942 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, August 18, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1942; <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/7797560c5dd38dd417206f5426205b3d.pdf 73010b2ca7eda542bef00814dbf87703 PDF Text Text I k FI M&VLy. r , *■; 'ernandez Makes Good After Leaving Third For Outfield Recreation Briefs a f . iib r w d o m , C l n h • ( C ir c u it C o u rt. JUm Jaote C o e a lf . F lo r - ■r MU. M. B. 1MITH I 7 MM. M. B. SMITH • LIQUORS Her* you obotFred tha relha•bim ahown In eoftballt Nat Th«n >omi rrtnin* when you add the perk UfbU p ««, ( i down. You’ll be aarprUed to * * * mh* B O S T O N , A u g . I * . W - S m *p -a n s *<t “ N a im y " F a r tia w J a t, b o lt t h r o a t fro m th ir d baa* i n e n d in g * rod tha p o p u la r* a ll m s m , f ln e lly baa dlacovared th a t I a a In f le ld r r h a ’a a b i« le *g u e o « s n B l o r y b o o n a g a in p r o r t th a lr o rth . M r * . 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HH’ r v ta r r of S la t o of tbs B t a ls now p a n d la f la th a C ir c u it Co a rt •>f f ln r M i, a d u ly a u lh sn tlro la d ot K im la o l* C o a a ly F lo r id * , on o r r I u Mon adopted by tha B loch- betor* Ik * lloptam ber R a l* D a y , bfiidrrs under th a pro vision * of to .w it tha Ttb d a y of •ap ta m b a r, • 4 14 r h a p lo r I t l f i , Lo w * of F l o r ­ A. I>. I t l l . la d a fa u lt lh a r t o f aald id* A ria of l i s l e S h o o in g t h * dla- cau»* m ill proceed E i- P a r t e . p-»lutlr>n tif aoch corporation, and t> i ih le O rder b* p aklleb ad fa r ih r N # c r* U ry of ttiat* la noUaflod I h* a ta iu io ry tim e re q u lra d by fb si in s r* q u 1 rtm # a u of la w h o rs lam la Ik * Sanfo rd H erald . Sa n fo rd , hern com piled w ith * Flo rid a , a nem epaper of g e a t r a l lo a ald coon ty aad IN W iT N E ltf l W if K f t K O r . r lr c u la ilo n I h av# hereunto not ray tlslw IV IIn ssB my h a n d aad o ff ic ia l band and h a t * a f f U s d ths d r s a t Kf * | 6 f tha flin t* B#sl of o fflcs at Hanford. F lo r id a , »N EA I.| of F lo r id a , at T alto h aa- thtw » day of A stf . A. D t IV I2 , O. llEHNlKJN, ih s C a p ita l, th l* t lt h n a r k «f I ’lr c u li C o u rt. d s y of A sgtist, A- D. l i f t . llla A I .) Hamlaota County. Florit a. a r u t , Ida. K e rre tary e f Bt*t>. . om >K« la y , 4 a « *a **4 . .lata of u m C e e a t f . ta , l b * C a v a f y f e l l * of S a m la o l* C u a t r - F U r U * . at kle of floe la the p e a rl h o ,* * of oal* C o u n ty a t Sa a lo rS , F lo r id a , m iik la * l« h i e a la v d a r NATIONAL L t A f l C S m an!ha fro m lb * tlm * of l b * f lr e l W L PetW L P e t p a k llr f lle n of h i* aoloa. R a r b c U lm llr k . T i SI i l l 1*11 Is. »• I f 471 o f dem and obnlj ,b * In w r lln a . and St. La. M I I 111 ChiM 44 .441 e h e ll a la l* - lb * plow of raoldane* o f f lr * odroea •( the C ln I I I I M I lloet. *7 I I I I I and p o ll N. Y 19 II .MT Phllatl 11 t»l claim a n t, and *h«ll b# a w o fn tn by lb * e U iiw a n l. • •* • < . o r a tlo rNee wife YaeHsNUy nay, and any each cla im o r da* C in c in n a t i at P llla b a rg h ippd) mead not **> filed * b * ll b* mild ■t. LdMil* I, C h le a g * I I tK IO D IB J O * It V N T D eaton at B ro o klyn (n lg k i) ippd) ■• M i t r l i of lb * 1**1 (O n ly gam a* acksd u lad ). m ill aad I a* la m e n t of n O D K IIT A A LLA N H A flT tc W Y , D o o*aa*d Flrvl pilbllratloa A u iu a l 111 League Standings It’s Patriotic To Conserve Clothing! suit ll go tw k # cleaned aa often. (Please return ooat hangers) SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS 5t” f * MP W ,,H y w iN o t »!A ' • " ~ ’k *’ a v b To Muaana Maglll, a raaldaaft of ■ • ( « ( # « t h * r than tha Htata of Florida: that har laat known rtai.fwnr# waa 111 I s w r i n c i Htraat, s * w ilasan. Connecticut, and no »*b#r or mora apaelfln or mors (•artlrular plaea of rrsldsnc# la known b» tha t?omplalaant. You i r « harahy notlflsd land ra•aMlrwef to aypaar to a csrtaln Bill r*f i «»niplain! filed by ITtatlda (t Msalit against you lor a divorce, now pending 1a the ClrAfll Court of Heminnl* County, Florida, on or b*fr>r* the Keptstnbar Hula Day. to wit the tih day of Neptember. A h IMS. in dafault ihcraof aald ra tie*- will proceed B i • Par la. t-wt this Order be publlahtd far ihc ntatutory l>m» r*<]tiirsd by law In the Hanford llarsld, Sanford. PI »r Ida. a newapapar of gaaaral ctrrulailan In* paid county and at* I*. W i m f g j m r lan d and official OF I - , J -- , * j * B A B Y C H IC K T IM E IS A L L T H E T I M E ) S E E U S F O R B A B Y C H IC K S N 0 W 1 f F C F L IC A T IO J f WORK SHOES ARE BETTER of F lo r id a : t h a t , her ad d raaa la u nkn ow n to tha C o m p lain a n t. You ora harahy notified a n d ra«iulr»d to appaar to a c a rta tn B ill nf C om p lain t file d by io h a M arin* kas a ______ g a la ii __. . . _ divorce, now pending In the C lr e a ll C n # f l of Hsmtnole C o u n ty , Flo rid a , an or bsfrtra the Hsptamber Hula Pay* to­ a l^ a wn the TtH day of Saptembar, A l»* tttf, In darnull thereof aald GUARANTEED A LL LEATHER ,$ * 9 5 4 |>* QC cau s* w ill nrorasid K * - P a r i* . I^ i th is o rd e r be published for ih s sta tu to ry lim e required by la w In th# Hanford lls r a ld . H anford, F lo rid a , a n ew spaper of g e n e ra l c lrru la tln n In »n!4 t-ounly and • tale W tt n * s i my hand and off tria l # fal of o fflr t at Hanford, f l o r l d l f this the « day of A u g . A. l> . I t l l . U P H ERN D O N . j (H K A 1#J C la rk of C lr ru lt C ou rt* (**•* *. IK* l-eala I. MIAMI THBEATENED . •• P O N E S61 ...W lfD .flW W l/ M l.fW i P «H fiU from , poaalbly 10 daya baoca. ^ Growing Manh to Ikying Mash, make it X-CEL Laying Mash, it W i d It’* prompt, efficient and court*one. It will help you U your lima I* budgated and you want a quick, but taaty luncheon. is made for. Fiordla uwra. Rama-baked Dry Gla, Ram. aad Vodka. Classified Advertisements M alhow a C a b in C r u ii* foo t boom, 100 h. p. M o to r, m u c t l o a drtea. - l coodlUan a t b a rg a in S a n fo rd B o a t W o rk t. rh (Form«Tly 3aggatt‘a.t l$, J*SW Home Bakery LOCAL PROFEHTY OWNERS HAVE: They era Inawwl la MUTUAL firs laaw aw e ootn* SBd Fla. GUst psypan, REA D Y TO SET, C a lif. on First street and French Avenue to the GnU Phone 94 By PAU L ROBINSON ETTA KETT KlHE DW7KWW?J« BUCISOAMOUFL 66 EC rrrm R E M B M B E a 1 f t H A lo a n s a r e liab le f o r purebaat a g , ru fln s n c ln g and raraodellng bom a s. L o w In te re at r a t s . C . M , B o y d 4 C o, ‘StKtftW S. H. English Hi,yA.#sv«iniTuFp.'^ Au.SKr:roo^« pcnic?, BUBINKSH BERV1C1 " . T '^ v e 'm o r e a ’ fHitn'' W C ftd lr location. ARCADE Package Store TELEPHONE IN . Each 100 pound u ck of X -O U Poultry Maahea conUlna 16 Profit-Sharinf coupons, redeemable f o r . valuable premiums. WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS MEISCH BUILDING To My Friends and Customers— * blf-f«mfleiieiii(MiillAHtin«UfH<HllUi^tKH>RlAVlD>1tnYUUfiMt)IM SUtton located on the comer o f Second and Park. BEST LUNCH IN THE CITY FOR THE MONEY O F x n - Y o u ’ll ( t i h igh er * g g production w ith econom y b y feed in g you r hens T tT X E D O a a b la s to n at P h ila d e lp h ia I I r a l i I, c le .e la a d I. poa«p u n t il r e p a ir * e r a i FO O T a r, I f - B c rlp p a y Boot A S t ic * . .M M lH U ffil Better EGGS For Uncle Sami / | ^ ■ 'a u ^ ^ ^ ^ i r n K s u»« 4btA/'bniy fiur'*d« I N IC K 'S Package Store Jwek g rrry R O LLIN G ) TO Home-Cooked hgalng K*r S T A T IO N W ith De(h And N ew Beds. Good Mewls, LUte Home. L e la M eet— bf <Ai K. rAJUt AVE. N e w Management— Reduced” R ule*. M tk a WINES Indian*. LEGAL NOTICES The FLORIDA HOTEL AND CAFE iasua, JiTtlrr ootaMar. aad on othar or at*r* Bpacirta or mar* panlcalar plara of ra*M*eea la baoera to tba Comalalaaat. 1: > * neelile, You *r a hereby aollltad and re­ quired to appear t o - a rartaln Bill of Caaiplalat Iliad b r K * b y O oodoln. Baalnat jrm m far a d i r arca. **'~Naany" jo t li chance In the ••tar r*nlcn two week* a(o and d-baHwra it or not—ha hadn't Bad an error line* ha’a born moood out to left field. Not only - that but h*‘a been plating tha > field In duhlnr aplandor, makh | el moat [mpoaalbl* catche* aad lonf and accural* throwa to Ovary baaa, ftadually fnorlnr up I f kla batting arerar* and laadlnf . r c s u c A T io w SCOTCHES v*a a botoohb.n f # # or TV. m il OooAmln. a r**lda»t at 1 i l l t r I It* a tba (lata or Flo­ rid*. that hi* laat kaawa r»*U**c* LUCtCV, *■ KttNOU.' MC WONT CAM 0 U I V 6 E 01 WHOfcTHKVSflSCd WUO O H N S i HAT 8 U SZC 3106HEO �Ti-- rt . i V- ’ i t.aamhar Bcfww U l»»i M-d *U u • * . E H Z t i k A ' * bar* a #T f ‘ * ■’ ■’w ' Wr*^gws rw* ** Aft i ' • '***■■ . . vo lu m e m /am/ A Dime Out o( Ertry Dollar in r a r a ic x a u a r . I f e r a l i 'U.S. War Bonds i A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R n t EaUblbthcd In 1908 M U U M B H aaaw B M ONDAY, A U G U ST 17. I'UJ SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A . Mcntbrr A.ssucisU't) C rew M M HER 2G0. 4 (J. S. Extends Churchill, Stalin Reach B each h ead s Decisions In Moscow S In Solomons Reds Are To On Lose Maikop; Falling Back Another Vital Field, Grozny James Doolittle Government Urges Seminole Is In London On Citizens To Aid In Drive Secret Mission Every ritiien I# Seminole Coun War llrNft.nl m *urk|r,» m rkm# MOSCOW, A as- 17, ( A P > - Nm ty i* receiving 1hla weak an open II af Brill aa has letter from Donald Ntlaon, head a ItW -M i trip of ih# War Production Hoard, ndh* vl*lng of jh e acarclty and need fur acrap Iron and alael to keep Ufa ihe war effort going full apaad and ahead. Along with the letter la m aiepptar aad I Of A i ip d i t N P ins##) a -elf arijreaaed ->o»t card to W. tba Carman* it In llrltain today. only K Harkncs*. State WPA adafficially today, final work on ground estab­ advt.iog «f the ta tb* Prtan lished remains before the ■mmt.trator, * urmaint of scrap Iron and steel Aacblaunching of Am erican bom b­ M to ' And other metals, ai well as scrap er art ion on fierm any and .____ bombing rubber available on their place, occupied Europe. arrimd tba X |This material can lx* dunattni to IS ; LONDON, Aug 17. n il- B r ig ; th** government, »r payment mtIII Cammini ___ j Gen dame* II Itoolittle. who le-ljbe made at the standard state far Lon- . Coilul State* Arm y Iwintl-er* nve, I —tde rate of £b cent* i»cr h'jn* coofrr Tokyo ament in Lomlon today dre,l pound* for metal*, and one____la a aambar of t n • werot minion. Ilia arrival1half cc"« l-cr Pound for .crap amtb* agmduct of Ik* wa* a tightly guarded secret un-l robber war aad that nbrUag. til after hi* conference with Mu).' 11 '• Important that the** p««t ataadteM batwqrm Sauls, _______ __ Gen Spaatt. coiumander In chlcfl card* In- filled out and mailed State* Britala aad tba United A ^ iia ir <*w ^ U U »U *d > te 4 *te ^ ^-waaUr.ao.waa^Ac-. AMBA-yctraad toa, the European theater. Doolittle. *«r»nel cun tabula U same a-wl «f. 1 * 1*0 will make a Ih rcc-day todrl * * » < * nrom mlcal truck route* for j-f American AB vn£ *vi— — — - nl. I.a.m — fIn cH , Britain. ^| | the col lection uf accumulated of air ha*r* (By a h m Ii M Frvts) Mrantlme, United Slate* Army w aste m aterial on II farm s In RuuU continued to glvt< fighter*, flying wing to wing with Florida. ground today in the Caura- I * c anadian *>)uaitron. made a Sponsoring the program in this llli, » "A the opening Of n i ,onL‘ '***P "Vrr Kranc* In thp m unty are the U . 8 .D .A . W a r Talks With U. S. Air Chief In England; Fliers Are Active I teoond front to relieve her ! * " 1 2\ £JU7 ■ *n w u atill on the planning ""w'lh thc^itAK they also pur table* o f' her Alltea. R u m in Ikipstcd In convoy patrols nod acknowledged the loss uf in intrrrsption sortie*. The Dolled Stales, corn muit Maikop in the Caucasus, but the fourth to l^e isRurd from it.* wa u . a„ damaged prize, it*. K u ^ p e a n theater o f operations. O il IJ U t B liB t lQ fU l c p iA J t O d ft O il | o f f e r e d n o d e t a il* Hoard o f which C K D aw sdh Is chairm an and the Saminola Caunty cham ber of Commerce. The th e ■lu.tiuh channel* or hiiu*rh«dd can From d )Wfi Subs In Western Atlantic Sink ~ iFewer Vessels :grad£hrSaaamy is sunder**, L^m raid- th* waatem Atlantic, an____..BMBta last weak dbaloawl. *s f t * A lia (ubemario* net la that an*.; apaaared to baiW wty shifthw aaaurwaid aad a«at aad.-aW U ite d State., aaat aoart wtmip sm n ti 17 Die In Crash Of Army Airship IU . Mass-, Aug. IT. i-W -A A m y tnuuport plane carIT nen to flaming death day night when It ermahad aofated, l.jOO-foot Gamot on Pom Moontain, located m 'o t tho moat Inacccaaanl* la tb* Berkshire*. ■a* aeterelr burned men aortha m an, which with tb* Um of mil ha pa to lightercraft, was tb* " « J I* tb* history of Unlt*d atUtarr aviation, la# an the top* of tr**a itaaca o f about 100 yards l ctasbad onto o Ural ana I peak, tb* plan* 1™'"•di­ n t Into flame*, tb* PubUOM officer at W**t#v«r Robert Lot < Calnmbia, a o va olaftaa aomplrtaly mat Mb body. load, two aa tba flaming wroekago, Coffinfl To Mtftl Rating *inl Waahingtuir- I jia iie ^ t W )• I h i.n ic . Ijik r M ary; Uu* ‘ ' climab Lake Monroe; Mr* II. II. Snulh l “3».ila, Hibbard t'aaseb I*4 i f \ nhd Hen June*, C a s u rlb etry snd F e rn H ark, J A JU doath , (N n *«d n , and klrw J W Y sr* l* r. ifgh tienevB A s a is tin g M r. Bivk lh<a|»iiD'|ii‘.<« f r o m Ik,, .1 it). U1U* l0|^akk». * •<1•a • I » I ........ .. V%c 1I' .411fyi -Miiiid *h ort* w - 4. i V UI.I I k,|l.|* Ml npHflllM lI l»rt w t « n •*» Hill • I ft li t * If!-*! i i r r l l hS(| • i 'U.I i*. fiiM*iij*h b***el Hrti- . TrkVu «• •MiUrii tn n m ' Y r« ■i tyiiMt Urii >l*>v4it enem y |hnlb ntfttl us T 1eft*’ * ih at ihc Im*Muiii ■nortv Ha, b » 1 h|| i-f’ i|(Mim, •inrtltr,! t A" ilift, «oncliMlr«l » U b lbe play nib th e reron i " I H sv * My L #** Im .i , i. nr|.l«.t S »a tr New Period 01 tln l •up­ lift Uus -*k S a l I * vt» H ship e ''if low * . * Ml - *> I'll Ihrt A I n I i( t L ll • a 1 I4t.1l- ’ ■ V - t* I f Mi lk . broom . aky A 1 4t 11**1 nuuI \ flll Idl •HIM lv port* w «r * . , •■ 11.11, .1 S tell irtlny night tehil. 1ti other op»*. K U • • >rii 1 lb. W*-ditrr r a tie# it \vi- -b.p *4It' itt-|Htrted hit "lit, |HIM*1 ll k’ b l i i * attack- Thu i I»|h Linton K. Allen (iets Commissinn <M Major In Arm> >roiling and rlo*e aa the Navy, managed by Fred Foul*, and ih* Apprentice*, led by Jack Herring, are ranatderwd two of thw top Yu i ’ robin iearn* In the loop. Il.ilh hold one | dreiaiona over th* .......... Admtni Meante bil. \S ilbam M •cbedula will b* arranged ------ run ------------------------_ \N*4F 4 ifu game* being played On Mond*)*,! atratlve team In pre eeaaun tilt •i nrndirr ,»f Dr 1*M W ed n eadara and Friday* Wnl The Imperial*, after droppin g •' in m *|M'F* h at Shilm v iff* i. neaday, tha Carotnlari will rarliar l.t to 7 ronteat tn it, ItftiWd (hr ........... I-I.ll. r o.w tangle with th* Truck Drfvrr' i rnnlracU>r*‘ staff, e*me bark M IVt aa • htrUH-h Electric I in s will M#4t theAd j tike ft flos# If to N venlirt m r i -trangth of mil till k A no-f It M nl ministrstive tan Friday nifbt the lletlcaU. The Apprmtii *•» “ ll is in hh cnlin-L <1 A spftclftl tilt Vitl be plsjre<]Mook the Admlniitratlvr 10 in 'J atraury fr «i IT, thr Mld» t \ untj 1«ral Hen hallh- a- It Mini k» ■he turning bv tbu .AIIma f-1r l He ; t in t time t*< ib r uffen* ..." fa­ • id. “ It ha* !*vwn *h*»' rt that jiMfir**’ • ! nan for man Ml 24 Huminel't 1 flillt « k|f4k not M fUil vlarine# '* t H im Civilization Breaks Down From Inside, Lawton States i. if4 Hn»f rib • I a•»■) * lit Th* m t ifir m n U o n , t!ii I n itiil Stata-a I** atniuc I'M ilv in pui it*4 iiit lig h tin g Su I. i|uar«' Ihggin* City Court Turns Sanford Boy In Caribbean Area 2 Soldiers Over Gets Promotion To Orlando Base Ini*'?* D n la y without lliim t- iiifiinjmi.t l ’mi til ft *• * M ip p ly * ( L n fn i’.i |hi* tit*nf r111* I aim o f i Hi D i'li |ih«4a«"s hi iln pitni •* ••••nlmuing U I « « • . ’ , ' nntl A ilirth # Umltlie ftHtii-%1 mi tnluliiH ii-ly tba J R|<t»In *a t ft thft l lht> fiw leal hr-I i main mi m wire Im Mu- P lamir.l Ibsotti in Hanfiird sre Mrs. Mark J IKf1**1, IV ,K tarffleg and m A \ i> . in id Auv br«*M»b o » l - . Hi Aaiot <a1ad P fin | tn A frii I*. Hritish light I hhiiU i -i in n knl aw ay at •A L3rrr>w4rt*r-.‘1n*c-wa|w»*V-w*h»)-fv*al,ivliiM£>.*A^y>tviUi v a n c d A latter written over ais month* agt> Tn the Philippine* haa been received here from a Sanford boy, who aeveral week* ago waa reported milling In action by th* War Department tb* two fronts'and th* Red Croa* Tb* communication, Ualrtl Keb. _ _ _ .. „ .... ■ ppUad 10, waa from Jack Gllhm flrml tbab. faiaoa* soorrhid earth llautanant In th* A rm y Air policy ta tbalr nradoua oil poa- Corpt' and waa r*celvr*I by hi* aaaiiona of tb* Maikop, which aunt, Mr* Charlr* Swinney, of normally produced 71 percent of 2400 Elm Avrnue. Ueul Glllon Kasala’i oil, waa told In thia w»a In the PMlIppInr* -hrn th* grayhie announcement of th* laland 7*11 In May. Ill* n *m « was (•auaanidaai not Included In th* raiualtv Hat "Oar tro*p* bay* left th* town to It la aaaumed h* la a pritonar of tb* Janan***. lianL GUlon, * rcaident of tba rity for-many year, and a Unlvcnlty of Horlda gradual* In 1829, said in th* delayed latter ha would aand * rablrgram “ *• aooti aa wa get back to Manlb. I tuppoae avarythlng I* running fnU bfaat In the State* alme the war started. Everything i* all right and avarythlng la O. K. •rwn if yon don’t hear from me. ! it •tntrti^ if Florida Is to 1 IporlM und lb«* fu hfuii- nf falm reach It* W ashington imposed !ni. m luf) propagai'il i blwfinc ipi .if UMOOO tons for the ir*'i«amg|r fmn| jM|ialH'*» r.nb.. p* 1 *»f July 1 through I^rc. 3t, itxint th*t uge l«» l i m. i fc" • or of 7h [HiunrU J»rr l -t flight from the luiib .»*• > , •* Thr* drive her** will ofnt4»i l ht eajUiltu* fit alarl t»n Thufwis^ Iiifkrvl in ulmikMt A* iU iift* F I Si-i sho are handling the llotj>:M tit tlirir Ittla■•* ujtteultl ill ik* in county communities are nf I faI MHl - m w bit h i Inlhiril Id \ 111a-•I .bm l^-mhnrt. Oviedo; W .0. 111 (* .unit srit| M |ilu»iea algit Huh rd* (ifildemod; A <’ Wag* 1 1s* hi • w ith the rec en tly » r f i n < IF*. 1 town clul>, Tha Hanfonl out* fit w orking mil fo r over m wa-rk. ami a spirited! I*alll# Is t. promise* tn b* report o f ibo loot of anfa w lt a tttjr to It* Gare u Uoood u Gorman In■H , tasks and plan** I la fall fort* acaliut tb* r defendlUllngrad, mi<1 J ul) American Air Force In Eirypt Is About Ready To (io Into Action Against Foe ! i Uy A*■*><ia1aJ Fr»»ii I*tit It* *'f the S4»lt»mt*» ia. 'iltl Mill til A» mi- ■l it* m Uy bul it wplwamJ 11 111lr<I Stair# Marine* mv I n iHir the barhl!»i*!» that ftlri atH tiff it inui) mii nunncul And, n*i farm I rt -i. tn 1 Iwr tivrfh oked , artlvlllra of the other rourcc drclln«l t* ampll-, fmm. lion „f . ril-Uam Xu* * iU ) night » t tJu- iskt* f ront fy the bald iimouncwinL 1di.nwwlball Jaagu* at th* Naval firM when an sII slur Huhf tram Old Letter Is Received From Missing Soldier anfart* Of Fabulous Victory Propaganda HlnreH Unccasinuh From Enemy Radio rt» ''pfrn.limti fttth the (ienerml SaV rage I "•tininlitre iif Uni 1^*iun|y Defense t "nurbc11 i»f which Mia. Mum J Km a is fhalrttian. A bn of tit** |irer#nl idtenslfiaNl larrnp met ai ai.it rubber drlvw, ticc-if ding Hire I Tokyu bi until mat I but ,1 i •ubntitrinrw in Vniiul «u |Lain tn I tniiriiian Dawfiin • • link IU Alli**'l vfww**i* every inter tif tc rup into pro- "X1First Tilt In Air Base Softball League Will He IMayed Tonight Americana and ___ o f British C rack | At Axis Supply 'Lines In Africa Hiding an Army *Hig bertha’ , * I, . ,1 II •* 1 1 •w f , t e t t T ' t II f i r Mlv Sjit't ui M> i-tmrftt- " iii i if tn » ••mif * 1t ! * II fir* r itl w ell’ A rm. He ' Il-IIA 1r4•1M " * >. * .4|utti*ut in (fi rtnaHy 1.IMA i,f v|-|»|G loti •'.i if.fiaftltl * f ili. \Urn tar Vt* **r 1 with .1 ■ .i»t* tu tr |ti *. i • r.elv ■ ...... 1b ,t ■ ■ (ite H .r . * lllu f S 41'. t l" 1 'll te- b is-1 ......1. > 1 -n't L i 11. uiiM ri4. v 11•f 1* - t ail* -1 W .hdn.te W iU .in k«.,p . > a j ,• ' • till ISIS1!**,»* if tel ,. i 1 1 I*1" ' .1 e tlfl-l- |.*.lt 1*» i til 1. 1* -il •1 .1 teb llli .».» IV dtetii • 44 • ‘*ri> a id | . 1 % 4 I,| Myid*- lu III l e r - ( 11,. f , f ,1 Win 1. i VI H. 1 .......... |, r lm iil • \ f r* • .4 te»r4 4*1 ter' would W4 In,ill • H• * r *»i1u.. * 1 I.U * . 11.4 II te. . •1 4• 1it* Until- Si# brr.i k 1.1te II.* F ig h i . « .,li V . o-tuirnl th ii Illiiln i .a1 | *4. a a* h" *»l l-ut splf M mtl L Si I' 1, , 1d l c l M*tte r v r » k |■<■* * * ' "1 f ui tilts vs." rhr . but* i« 1*. h- M*.| ..1) lbs l.t e h T H u r*«l« i o f It \\ . 1 4 •* ♦.. *!.* 41 1.4 • 'aaiirt H w in 1* |4.V(kick l|w L - i I»*. ,l*d..|,s Wit !l -a f « .«#«•« C< fill', i rite 1 * 4*9e1.4 • r.a««hl» . 1 •’ 1. ► ,1 Tbs a- • * 1. .1 h i , bn 1 1 H - 1 , • * 1f -roll Marl. * 14.111, 1 14fc" \| Klks Will Aid In Providing (iifts For S<*rvice Men llr*i ruler Flk- l 'falfF. H*s ■ iiiiin of u ur m tinec ,i * t ** n » uf th'1 for c t^ s r t N1 1#up of !■ i f l i i 4 te lie i w ill 1 ■ f F 1hr- Ituui r lliL o f f i *v411ill 111aa* fur nMi'll Urilay will meet *• I' M el tb# Mt,*k*’ further * ,t Im will krai* v * w* *’k f ruiii - 1 I *r Miatfr 45r*• -*iv in T h * prom otion w n RnruHince*.l Two aoldler* from the Uilandi lull A ir Baa* who ware tried Frida, rrcan tl f *if H i n * ton H e rmir r *>■■ l'*l ic at th* *#eom) of two term- - I kid of Mr RmJ Mr* I lar * in t I 1 • » 1*•» ItM*! roT .1**1 ,, |, Municipal Court leal week «ro. Ifemlcraon, 1010 Oak Avric., f .. * ». |, 11 . •■all k fS| 1 VIt t fro m the irntJ# o f HcrgrmMi t turned ovar to military j»i||n I 1lv. 1,14, l <'fa and ra.l.ir., II ............. . u, (bat of .Staff Sergeftnt. Au* the Orlando b**e, court ili-ir ii Will > HV I .... pr.-.i o f » , • • !•* 1 " ■ f--» hT• 1 WASHINGTON, Ane d’l A rradufttf of Scminula* Hiifb ai id revealed todav. Th* roldier*. wh.i \i Inti I k S ist i uu Hank about III 1-• » pi 1LI-ll.U he U. 8 Na vy'n ilrk rb>|''Miir curi- dent f 8|t, Hfndrrion wa* rm rruwd •Hid IM war* charged with drunki nnm, School, Ibr * • 111y 1hi- *ml aIn it. j i ||i|f t , • --m. illr. ui rittiiiK ueat of__Ihs mul*»«•■*!«•*n S«»b»mon of im! .iff. p lo yed b y tho W . U K in * C om _________ 1 .ti >H-bl« i ,iw| 4 |Vtil# || war* John F. Johnaon and Marvin panyl Arlington, Vs., for a *hnn -land* wa* roganlcl It mu* eVhlrru • ‘ ' in uffirlft! San' 1 \«Juft i, Hunk * 1* " * luba ffi.ln ry L. Iliads. ' mi i* 1hit i hr Rliil Mo. 14*fl l.wi 4 lima before hi* enllatmcn tn thf tJSrtsra her* undav » i opminir a al ■! ' *-f lirlsfulu wrrr rnnr K 1w arts- 1 • -fS» H"V ''•i*u t* nitel A larger number of whit* raaea A lf Corp* In Maftth. 1940. | -*w» pc rimI of loir, i ilaml fljfht- Kelt u i 1 Wl-.li tb. s . ...il l \S **• the mi gnitir mI on tff .11 4.1b. • than venal appeared on the rrr Shortly after enllitment .Set ng over wt*|>|.lv I '" '* m tbi* far rie«l •< l.s-l.* it ll p ... Ibr t l f 4Mk Mr \ ll.-li 111*1VS-ai In- ifh 1 • rin. orda, Tbay follow: J. L. Mum*, llendaraon t u ur*Urv<J |u foreign pit\ \ 1. . . • 1 te S. , ulla-d lb . >* Ikijlllti"! ill S itifiiril This will inrod*c »"t only hen charged with drunkennea*. I . " ■ervlce In the Carhbean arva witt. V irr ,|. . » "• . te1*p* f i f»1fa-1k*i t 11Ittud" liana tert* - r ....anil* on lifllil sod coate with 910 auapended. a tighter aquadron of the Huih 'irther Amerlren . nil a -nemy-hcld laland* hi* *!•*' prnb gar Jim Colaman, drunkannrs*. I l l Air Fore*. Ra "*>» -lily a n»ntlnuMti--n f Japanraw ' * if Inu*l N■ trT'l Irtfalu.. ii. bond estreated; Broca Cameror. an aerial engineer lb. efforts tn win j-*.4ii»»in» from 11*r , i« .i.i, t,t , r f hr Fir#l druhk and dlaordarly, ftd tem-t ahlch American *i.iflinunirBtinn* N»' ,8.i ; i4h .1 4 th. f .. ..*• irifc* I rr*..|| t a*treated; II. D. McArthur, drunk ■ 14an b« ivvrrr-lv hlfTta«»«l author! ■it.. the Mr ............. >«*•• fa W I It " I . and dlaordarly, 126 bond aatrrai nr* aaitl , *Indus\ |.M b4t44 . 41. faugh ar^1 I ihlfa • , adi W. H. Shepherd, drunkenne-Tba I m m n lia lr pur ;«!>■♦• uf (be tn i ■i iphiilider. \ll»n tebu t. 1 i tr*U ml a* i, if, I8TANBUL, Aug 17. i/I'i Solomona MCll<m #»• ■lf*cril«nl as I ol.l |4 bond aetreated; Harold Ratliff Ml atirj has uT111br f and -U ih'bl r r D i a l I t . • ■peedlag, |6 bond #*treated; and Th* Nails era now operating • i wo-fold To irrurv lh«» American j Will ' . .1 black *4i Mi llrlnfltki L .i iht* e r , i ' i i » I*.n band W. D. Batter, allowing vlcmu* •terra or work achsme in Greece •upply line to Australia nrtcl New pr. t' 44( i-v| l Hr ii-rm Ir Mi* liGlIlr Ite tf,g . an Miib according to Greek newspaper, ft ala mi Rfftlnst offensive thrusts «M lc , rol|.ply c . l l l . ^ „,|y | hi this rounA y Is run st large, continued \\ brills r 1 irrlr • U ubla* . reaching Istanbul. ■>t tho Jipsntsr, snd to pruvidlt • l «' \ •Hiving an eigbt ( l l y , r„J KnglfcM th. t Him plianee otban were Bessie Mss Jonre. Inch wt i A fter having submitted tSr tn ftdvsncr base In ihoaw lilandi V-lni,. l-rr.i.lcnt It • |tfB „ rh „ f , h„. \vrt l*n»*luctlor disorderly conduct, 110 and cnate Graaks ta an Intenae row! shoit iroctly mrnsrln«r enemy operaW Kg . . •nn-m nrnl the | ,„ .ri1 or 10 days) Jos Smith, disorderly aga for over a year the German- lion* ranters to the northwest* i wrrkl rbiti ftii T h r IluHftt wan*! HiggirtH p r1_ _ M l " lot coodott. 111 b«nd a* treated; ar*_ now promising abundant fool Thu*, both military and naval n_ eit in*#thin, f gg.nti.gj rin fsiilritrr Dial scare# Wssblagton Roundtree, disorder, who decline.! to be quoted " (catjont I opportunities am' Hh " c V " !1 #011 i ** 1 m a t e r ia l hml b***ti h rrn •livfrt«*»l d iv e rte d fr fi in hr M sw rt, 110 sod oo*ta; and _ a would airing only j F for tiraeV workmen wh, i turn r>f thtWitrhi will Sal rctlf m t» U duri' the 11ra*I*."t cim* ntm( fill dclUvar Osba Wilson, drunkann***, 111 will sign up for labor In Gar limited DDteclleee to the first me#« Ttt*'*tlay night at M'3U a e r v i r r iMkti* brrr * " Hr ru l»v H i t 1 ; j* i n a . w fff in ad'i* WJ, tb* paper* aay. I iirtetly operation uiulrr- oVk*- i uil t hi* W f mbi! If! if fli IIR tlt • bead **tr*sted, irictly off»n*lve ofitnsl v ra le d I 1 Jngli-y Mill i»tr I , , * . it u r n ia n t l*i high mird d*ftn«* Tb* Naxlt also are recruiting :*ktn by United Statea force* on # ill'll'*" f i r ’• k <lkirmg bis ah 1 Gnall labor with similar Induce - lha aauthwrvtarn I’aciflc war nnlrr* Tb* f - n lr r n l appronlir# degrra sentf, btil l* tr« |i|riit Hu| fa r work 00 Carman naval'(root and they Imlinled that th* Will Im rn n fe rrn l a I th r rrirulftr lantl |>. ill Ini" in rbargui uf tdir push for victory In th* Tathe flu f II vicinity of Athene, pro nflc wa* yet tu 1» actually me*'! him nf S u n ta n ! I^ w lgr N o, *12, mI......... mi trig Mr I j\ m i*,n F ft V M f ursalay, at H 00 P M. « .... ’ on airport* to be ,«<i •tarted. M r hii-j. v.... I few fwet* from WASHINGTON. Aug. IT , (A b M tw aff*. ' Tbay cautioned that any eom- A lt iw a * trr m u o n s o r r in v it rf l Ih an O l.M l.olletir,, which rcvciilcl Wsrk baa ttertad <m tb* swond cltte evaluation of (he Solomons tu n H r ml the Arm v ha. rrvtralnnl It* own ef tba Halted State* invasion must await Information N W HtrkklRrul, vah»* •n IU ttd percent. He fiscal official* investigate com- use of . ,M .n l.y on th* site of the force* an* United State* Juris H n l he ......... ....... told of the .h,sen* of usee of r>Uintof many different natures, _ Ik mlcbt agreed gagad. Bo far It hat been an* N a v y and ha* bran on a w arsh ip 1,000. nenmeed that marines wars doing had H i|ra ideally unusual on# F ri- fublw-r to - i r etjulpment anti on #**b itil) sliter June 11v hft* A resident of H U galil. Itiiblier conservation I* v| irtu rn rd m Hinfim l on a thrss j R a m a baa already ONVILU, Any. IT. (AT lha land fighting and th* ImplJ. day night i waa th* naval and air W n l First Street a*ld mooing- tfcl to on, ■o .. r t * ■■ a free ttrot 0ft v leave sat te ’ all governfanaen wtU tarn their knvMvad were only auch by a row uf eoers, Ixlieved to be p l*.“ bow tetSfoat thle week from ( S lcf (iunnerm M i h tricklm d , Gu,-*t. were Charles Goo.tman form er employee uf ChftM and |,,' i t woald b* rvoulrcd to give thinly or hungry, was hteplng t tC N N fll tobacco M tale, o f (Irlaotbt ami Itev M artin them ad.<]lute support. parom* In th* neighborhood Com pany, has charge nf Ih rra a cotton aale* aaaaon #»awekr. The nolle came from rows Bram , who formerly wa* p re si­ gun turrets of his ship in d la ft i b* aooally profltablc. dent ttf the club and Holy C roa* | gunner first class. that were loaded In a bog car achat Dir, William L. Episcopal Church rector, now of nearby. ■aid yaatarday In hit Tam pa Daccmbcr, tba bodfel MALTA NOT DISTURBED Island Fighting: In Pacific Seen No Kvidcnce Is Found In Steel Investigation Greeks Must Work For Nazis Or Slant- CITY BRIEFS United States Budget To Exceed 90 Billion IJ. S. Nuvy (dinner Here On Leave Growers In Florida Will Turn To Cotton Is Struck By Passenger Train H E A R IN G 3,500,000 Apply For Life Insurance HUT VALUBTTA. MalU. A ar. 17, UP) LAKfcl.AND. At#. 17, IAT— -themoet b*avIIy bombed apotla ve world, went through Sunday Tbe Florida Cllnia Commission will appear for fruit CTOwe re *f nd Baturday nlfht without aa tbe State at a hearing to be held by the Department o f Arr(culture in SL Loula. Mo., Aar. >4 ,to conddcr rattbllihment of com­ ynpefralt, The brink « f N U fa j* Fall* b parable pricer for ungerljiM, wedinc at tb* r*ts * f t 1-t f**t owi(« ___ -l ’ f5 iw.tel CLEVELAND, Aur. IT, (ff> ~ Mtn in the armed force* hava mad* three and half million ap­ plication! for national aarvte* Ufa Inruranc* with a face valaa . . of more than 118.000.000,000 United Spanish War VaUraaa w»re told today by Bri(. (tat, Frank T. Mine*. - administrate* • f v t lin n i attain, _ '' . �HOWPAT, AUGUST 11.1U29 The Sanford Herald Sanford Leads in “Send-Offs* W EEKLY NEWS COLUMN ■ r JOE H EM M ICKS Do 'You might i Im *'k . "Are you praying T"1 Th* fighting fo rm of Ih* fntU'i SUI m h m entered on the (m l vvloped rapoUr and waa very offensive that (a to recapture th* popular. Ilia brother, Marrmr. boon In the Solomon Jelimi*. served to relieve hiaa far > while Thu l> one of the moot |m|»r • ml Murray, loo. waa aa pep liar taut engagements of Ih* yar m.1 aa Frrnk. TSe third who served Bay wall be decuivr foe month* in the Capitol aa a po*w wat to come. Wt have all been wait- Georg* Browa. a very intrUigTnt In* far offtnalve art Ion laatrml and polite aad kind p u re hoy of defrntivr. Her* it la In tie from The Mowtverde Sclwl. ............ ......... ......... , ___ George. too. made a hit like the Naval air fo r m , the Mar ne I Others aad to e baa returned Corps, the fleet ami perhaps the and prolaMy will bo la The Army alio ha»« *i>tlrn iota irr- K - ' ' "School ‘ * Mnntrerde this coming trare the Capitol on other hnitlon. I wonder how many peoj.l* >*1 >Lr real Now tereia* on a t pairs new*. I Save Wen the sole mem in this count nr atop to aar ■ a r.a*e i *, is ywrng la y Smith, m brr of the M fy a lia a here foe a prayer for Victory. It woa*i hUft l - ... of iudzv Frank Smith of OrWe few dare twd comaeqiwntlr h m and you do not hare to kneel to ,Uv : , a very rroohle aad pleoianl rm rrrd maav viaitoes and maay pray. You ran say a lie vnun* man. toy la retarain* m jo n ti, in wihdil laa to carrying you are uorkin*. w rr iocne shortly but hna made hie <m my off ire noth. It lu i not welkin*, wh " th impresrlon la the Capital. And 'keen exactly a varntiow. We other thin* in at the •ante lime I hare another I hare had plenty to da people woul Ul r»un* man freoa Ortaado. Jimmy I ( n i l Service ICxaadaatioaa— re. Milligan. Jr. Jimmy dms not JThe Ciril Serv ice Ceaamaaiioa aaa want hia folks to know it, Sr'rowarew the fallowing eaamiaa'■/ wanti to turpeiao them, hut h*|turns: Eagiaraora (SteamF-Vrt h*« grown aa iach or two and l i n e ) tl.CMO to t U H : A x n U it n -sinrd a rood deal ad weight MfU f n (M a in Only) ( t t W ; >t It it remarktble bow yuan* boy» Ihrpwrtmretal Hoard (fo r ipdftrlop in their » asociallow here1pointao-nt in 'Washington. D. C. in the Capitol. It is my tntewtiofi j noly 1 IIM O ; Jawtor Custodial ----n at loo* as possible to continue j Officer I Mr* Only) CJ>IO; Ap­ ing near OrUreln. Florida. Bill, tn select bora iSrowgboot ■ ) |prectice. MrchuanJ Trades, ft., made ahitwitherrrybody In the Idatrirt to servo here, not (or ( I a day; A t o m abile Truck Capitol. Iliapicture appeared in the anmint of pay they win g e t’ lirivTT. SIJCOB aad 91.140. JockUl* papers up fere null* rorni but for the eiperiewre they yrt 'saorille. Florida. Engineer fit* oently. The boys still inquit ■ They all hare been a ( m i l t trirt; A ireraft Fabric Mocker, aboutBilly. N o it I brought up piranuc VI,to to tu J ta d a y ; Pcerraedata i youngFrrnk Hama, aon of i v Not Raactlr A Vacatiam-By » 12 to SIOJM a day; Bigger, fltato Attorney. nf IieLaiwI mutual underetaadin* between f . ' l ! to flOJM a day; Helper, i Florida ode nf the amaolhi.t. the loo parties the Hawse of Be Aircraft lastruoseol llic S u k . THE BOASTER IS A LITTLE MAN WHO WOULD A prE A R OR EAT: Whoso boaiteth himself of a false gift la like cloudi and wind without rain.—Proe. 21:14. Our Bees (From Tha Chrlatlan Science Monitor) CHRISTENED FJIaibeth. but few Would call btr a»—D t p bare and go! SetkloM aa rain, tranaJent a< dew. Too -OOgcr-lStn, with ryo that sees Th# earth -jodlmmed; Toiler of tales, rlimber of trees, Runner In wind. Tattered and statned, aha well may Pcom of a dresa, 4»* 9htaai-t»JS: 't s h A t -hoe* 8boat irlth our Bma! 8ARA BUNDY PENC$. GIANT DIF. STAMP (F r o n Dun'* After God retted Day R ev ie w ) on the evenlh lie moulded Adam in * day, And g ate to Adam and Adam'a so* task of shaping a world be The from the llv rat And with the fingcra of the mlnr Man pstternid hope in the fare of time. Nature, at be*| * sullen teacher, Revealed her psttemi to the ere*tare Aad the Iron «l*v* bnl.1* patterns tor Tba thing* men shop* fur peace and war. And with tbo pressure nf this thumb, M an makes hie im ago on thing* Spot redueln treatment whk • a d there. ll a tlrailrHiing take* It off here I. irnwwify ■wsrfcrtnr urflirrtfrcUr/'rff’ fatitinn accnrtliug to ability to pay, but would encourage invest­ ments in wnr saving bond". He wanta congress to Lay spending und exempt savings. “ Put u special tax on that part of personal incomes which is siH'iil," he recommended, ''anti reduce or. still liettcr. nlxillsli all luxes on that part o f Incomes, whether Iteraomtl or cnr|x>ratc, which is saved." As we understand the projxuuil, a family would be taxed for whatever amount it apent over and aUive u min­ imum exemption If a family had an income, for example, of 92,fiOO und saved $600 it would l»e (axed on its spendings of JU.OOO. less tin allowed exemption of. say, $1,000 for n married couple and deductions for children or other de­ pendants Professor Fisher suggests n tax of S percent on spend­ ing" The government might find It necessary to compel the family to Invest the $500, or a certain portion of It, in war savings Itomls. Hut the amount so Invested would not lie lost to the family. The family would have th0 use of it In the future. It appears 1o us that Profeasor Fisher has given con­ gress something to think about.—Ocala Star. Current r scrap It it too bad that all the Ininaatlon wt get from tha Navy tost salons against U-boat* D at our effort* ore paying dlvl■rt*. In riaar o f what tha ltd “ dividend" Has coma to Comment ny AONKW WKIJill For th* pest season Fluridn Issued licenses to SIS citrus deal Automobile trerel Is becoming ers, .140 parking houses and ten no scares around her* that any canning plants on* who driest to Orlando Is al■oat th* subject of a front-page Florida now has 1,208,700 lung new* stor y , _______ trees of whleh about one.third are of hearing ago. Only MisA certain largv manufacturing alssippi and leiulslana have more company advertiees rakes, hoes, such plantings. •hovel*, and pitchforks with Ih* slogan "K*«P Elt For Victory " In Florida now pays a After a couple of rounds with n taxRaring of 1ft pe front and rungr *■ « hot most of Us are fit thrralen* to add another fivr per i hospital. rent Fearing that this would The Germans are winning farm kill the guns* that annually lays Ih* slate's golden egg, the gover­ Unde, whtre tha farms and crops tare been destroyed, and oil nor hied himself to Washington walla, where tha oil and refineries to see what he could do about IL tare been ruined, all of which Of Florida cities above 100,000 J must be disheartening to ISe popuDtlon, Miami had, in 1941, Nail* fit view of tee Iremendoue the highest percaplla death rate 1 coat in Uvea. from automobile accidents—Cl, as against the stale record of 40.J. not be seen by enemy plane* un­ Jacksonville's ratio was 30.1 and til they descend to within 10 Tampa's, IT. The national aver­ feet of th* ground ha* been In- age D 10.1 per thousand popu­ In accidental deaths of stalled In CallfornD. It D hoped lation. th* light can be seen by motor- all kinds Florid* led all slates cast of the MIssIstlppL late before they run Into the pole England'* position In regard In I . India D very similar to that <d I : • the possum-hunting cracker boy (j who, by mistake, caught hold of g a Mg raccoon'* tall. In short I - BMps, ha Midi " I never saw any. L . wing so May to catch hold of, I . " * > « « > • hard U turn At their last reporta Florida Posts of the American Legion In­ dicated 14,004 members. The largest single Poet waa . Miami No. 29 with 1,844 members. Other Poets In Miami proper were No. IIS with 47 members; No. 70, with 100, making a total of 1,407 men. Tampa's three Post* reported 078 1 Jacksonr llle'a three, 1,194. Tba smallest Peat, Tren­ ton, had eight merebar*. Post* of th* ImmedDta area were Mi­ ami Beach, 230 member*; Miami Shores, BI| North Miami. 42} South Miami, t l ; Coral Gablet, ta il Hialeah, $$. Tba federal government D con­ sidering putting a b*n an tba converting of alcohol Into whiakey after November la seder that tha spirit* may ta wed for quantity. Speaking of cotton. It ha* hem obatrved that the Dr*, eat cotton plantation la Use world, and English eontrolled, D located neor Scott, Mtaa.. and contain* 1&.U00 acre*, while the Wilson plantation, alio in that stale, ha* 40,000 acre*. Half of every tank, gun and skip is amde hem strap iron and steel Florida's rattle Industry, the third largest In the U. S~ In 1911 numbered 1,200,000 boon. Priced at |S per head, big and little, this value would run to six mil­ lion dollar*. For year* cattle men have been trying to rid their Kent* of eattl* tick*, that hinder the development of their hosts. Congressman Joo Hendricks tay* that hundred* of thousands of dollars have been apent in Uii* eradication, now centralised in about 200 head o f de*T In the heart of the Everglades, habitat of th* Seminole*. The state and the federal deportment o f agri culture had planned tn destroy these deer but when Mr. Icke* cattle fence.' Camp Blal southwest of 100,000 sere LhD ta mon Drive SUrts Thursday, Aug. 20. Watch for Junk Romd-Up Announcement Ad—Aug. 19 Unlew the dtiget i o f America respond at once, the war production program can bog d am for lade o f ■teel and other vital ^materials. Even in peacetime! scrap provided about 5 0 $ o f the icm material be •teel. . ■ It may be rusty,[old **serapf* to you, but it b actuary xadnarf wed —with most Impurities m oored. In the sled mftls this jhedooa Mscrap’t is remelted with ptgjiroa to produce the steel which goes into our mndnncs of war. lfa o y steel fumatea are wprhing from hand to momh. Others are faced with ahuttiiwktown. AH need great mountains o f| c te h r a strap Jo ___ — a %_ - —- a L * k - 1 A M tec tnem tnrougn tn| nu ana w i ^ Steel production SUP! America ■A- >■■: •drier Professor trvinir Fisher of Yale Unlvcrnily has made u pro|MMul to (he congresn which strike" ua aa sou tut In n f ARCADE Package Store The Fisher Proposal t# coma A. M. SULLIVAN GOLD WAVE 6,000,000 additional tons o f scrap steel b uuuartrcd promptly, the full rate of prodnetkn caaaot be attained or inoeased; all the tanka, guns and �1 _________J M l IUUHJ, : ' - M ONDAY, A U G U S T it , IM2 THE SANTORD IfERAM>. SANFORD, FtORFDA Social A n d Personal Activities M ARJO RIE R O S A COGBURN, S ock ly Editor Social Calendar Miss Sanford Weds Lieutenant Gatchel An announcement of Lnlfreal In m onoat regular meeting of the |)*-: Sanford |< th* marriage of M t.i CUm o f tho F ln t Melh- Uorolhy K lo im t . Hanford, Jau^h . . .a- a____ |Irf of Mr. and Mra. R. V . San odUt Chareh will be at th* homcl fnri| of 70i ^ Pfrtnoulh T Im W g Telephone 148 National Birth Rate In U. S. I k Increasing Hi e r zonal s Mi* Mrs J(*hn S <\ THOMAS .Surf run in C olum bia, || \ N * 3 HIK 1 l l l» A > D o n * Mm nil i ltd.v l Mi­ ll V « ........... |L m II.‘w i.o ■» PAftRAN. M D. General. U H. Public Cup;ri|h( 1941 h> Wide World Feature* Health Here ice. t»u n n f the p a il L ylra national hirth •II U*dU lh month*, our rate ha* U tm 2041 street. I K iin m Ta mp *. Stewart Martin The K c and M r. to U m Um aI Hr am of Tamiia ar« vial lin e Gatchel, ion of friends h rfr for a few ilay>. rciatiem for a T e w w t i l l , must be prevented t..... ......... Iweauac »f I |"llg i NEW ARRIVALS ford, graduate*) from Montverde U r. ahd Mra. II. K. Aiken an- Diane ShrpKenl, F rid ay , A u g. 14 Memorial g| K am a Id-l 41ugh ton H o ap iU l. Mra. Aiken U th# forA b b W ight. I RUY M O K a -B O N D S LAST TIMES TODAY Montvordr, F lorida, an«l M r* W ( ‘ llutchlaoti and two from Marion M ilitary Acadwmy nf rhiidren relurtied Sunday fro m Alabama a. a Com pany Cum Daytona Itcach where they tp tn t mender. Ifa la a member of the a few week*, June graduating data of the Unilad State* Military Academy at Weat Polat, where he received the distinction t>f graduating a* Pompany f'ommander aad as u member o f the Honor Committee He is at present stationed at Fort tterming. where the yn-uitg couple I UK KKSt I K ■ I ■ iu-w lln .b ,* ■■ i" fowl,/- »h s h « no ’ IL'I'lU ty, f\uri|fu!*h • I uooda) g r ii - t nnini .‘ i I.* th Hit I POPULAR FEATURES R W T u r n e r has re tu rn ed It'llm kliaini where *ii« * » ■ ra ile d re ca n tly b y the ftlnrs* of amt Mrs th. fn] ImM ing Ham l^-v> M t In lit I•11 g 1 ire h ) th u h l in *n ilb nipt to itmis* • L, »‘fo r » h u h ltes"tie m lii 4 into thr lowliihtU lb n e t lire m il of hei !i >iiik and into hi- m lumed from Highland S • ter haviny .pent a !■ Mr, and Mr*. O . M there an vacation Mm. W T H alrh rr v m r r l . l ^ l h* ” , *t, spen t in W a s h in g to n . I* f *nt| Robert I j*KI1. left Mnmhn > her daughter, M r* E M l^ay prdnta In the w e ste rn p ir t " f th* far Savannah. Ga wbcm ’ ■ field, who la visiting her, with a U n ite d S la te * . l>e employed a* an airpiar dinner party Wednesday evening thank *1 D>» S «le h e r bom. ,.n W e «t ur M r, s f. Mra llowrll. M i.. I lm H Eighteenth Street Th, >llnln *.|M|/, K rm , D ^ n e y , n,t A If r. <i and Mra. Dali, Mar Vkn>iU>' teble —• » «ltr*r tlv r!> . (e n r .l r d iVnnincy beve returne.1 fr,,m of Columbia, S (' arri*i-l I .* with errmnyemenD -n miner C om edo lle.c b where they .|> nl day to .pend . week a. irn flo w er*. ■ abort varatlnn of Mr. and Mr*. J T M l.. Thiwe In-Otwl tn l«- with the honor irtioat w ere: M r eml Mra. Max Rumhlry. nf (hr (' S Jr. Garux* William 11*11*1,1 lm- • W . 8. W illia m , anil w,n. H-bbie. Navy, haa relumeil to W««hmtr Hated In the army ami i> -i.i I of D o l^ m l. Mr. ami M r. W . K .' Ion after apemliny a aeek »ilh B ro w n an d Mlaa L o u Sairbrr. hi. parent., Mr. ami Mr. II M tloned at Camn Ilia ml Inc CharU. Glegvr, Seiyrani I ' Itumnlry. claaa haa been tran.ferrnl fimn >Norfolk, Va. In New Rlvrr, ' Sjrt. Julian flten.trnm , wb. Mr. ami Mr. John D.*i* '-1' ilaDonetl with the D.S Army |hava been re.ldlne in llitnnd Medical Departm ent at 1 «m n have returned to Haa-ri.t. n Mlaa June Ka/in.r nf klaron, B r a u r rja n l, L a , i. h r n on <o " Md. where Mr. Davl. will lo ,o louyh. Ga. was honor y u c l at »n In­ , ployed at th# Fairchild k 'p 'i '. formal buffet aupiier Kriil.v r*rCarp. nlnir, jriven by her .uni M r*. Word h*. I»en recti. •■■I Mr. ami Mr. J A Sami, ami J. « . Cotbum, 20H Viryimo Av­ their Young dauchter, Shrrr, „f Mn. Earl Summer.ill th*' !>• enue. Orlando were the cur.u yr.lvr 1 huahand la alationed . o m i t , I, >• Vaaaa c f Gladioli ami Dm and day of Mn. Band.' parent., Mr tn England. poUad tropkal plant, were olarad Mlaa Beaaia Hraddy who b„ and M n. W M llaynt. about tike llvtnx-room amt <linlagbeen tlalllnf her brother Draddy and family ha. (une t Maitland. Franklin and Mlaa Klr-le Franklin ware luncheon aue.t. of Mlaa Mary Slope* on Surwlny Misa Fanner Honored At Buffet S u p p e r ro u n if T \ iiF n rM A N D ' 111". U l S l IN • i.!< >i ' d i : s • s<'i n vi ii s WHY BE FAT • W INKS I I i E i i | To Roduco ru M 'ltr i * \ N I C K ’S Package Slnre TO a i»-f- ’ N t !r - - •* • IS 4 I M If II 11 4 V ft- - 1 m UK CHTON D IM i. t * i#«ri i .-■• i* a a 11 „ iiytrgrjsj. _ ft €- v. The F L O R ID A I10TKI. W I ) ( U ' L Nni A t.ill.ipi n u H.till. .....< ,1. i: i , i W it h ll.il Ii Alt n l . . l „ .1 I k|, . i Vml Ilk , llo n i, I .1. L. A .1 \. ( lullin' M' iim iin I .it - u lc n a n l It. AIM I A ID ! Will* i r |i. W h i .4 ». . . (.IK b .1 •»i. > ' ff ■Mil r 1< I..... ‘ I-- k l RR 4 r * i ii r c • K. . ibthl h.4- ■i a »uin 111- y* a I{ MiHKU SIKH' \ I >I Ii .» M f I' Ilet Gme l ea Mr and M r* Lcstci liruM n, M1 L a Run A ld e rm a n . E r m a Aid». w ill reside 1mm. Mr and Mrs H B I n O u t-o f town guest* fnr the wed her brother | M rs Kndor C urlrtt, M m <. * ding included only members of Miss Lilia Fay llandaraon Irftj 1-aKils. Miss Alena Mr*** the Immediate families uf the and | Saturday for Wash Ing U rn I' M F . Ihadey. Mr and Mr- •• • bride and brblrgrcom Mr arvl after visiting her parentdr|Math»eui, and children Mr Mra. F orrest Hatch'd. Mr M tan |A Moran. Jeane M ra K. W . Sanford. Mrs John, and Mra. C. F. llandersoo V a lu e IS , > Moule o f Sanfnrd. M edorm lck, M ia* Betty Hanford [ — -— ----non. Mr anil M r. W I. k I • and D avid Gatchel. ! En sign M alcolm G rey Millrr Mr. S I- Smith, M r. J ' U W ashington arrives) ye*trrda> join M n . M iller, who ts visiting and Ethel Thnma. Mra. I'earl Yarborough • her mother, M r*. F. S, Vrrnay Mrs. Layfield Is Honored At Dinner TOMORROW IS BARGAIN DAY Mr* served Id \MKU01 I) l STIDI!) LKG.VL NOTICKS » »> C lUghb It.. it 11 r t hi mbit I i the- fill 111■t•§■11\ m i r i r i thr 1*-%hrncobn fr a tin e leugUi II jin ( laims Tt» Kami \ ihecker party w** given at thr iiomo of Mrs A A Moran i»n Wednesday evening honoring Mr and Mr* David Smith of Mr ami Mr* Sam l-evy an4l Orlando spent the week-end with family who eipect to nr v# to Mrs Smiths parents Mr a*vd >nnf«rd i»n (hr t r»th Aft»*r an Mrs joyable evening ■ *»eri rtnitse Mrs I, A Palmer um JW II 1 * u mint n tth^ro. hem , G E N E V A School, i re' \i s l\eep liirm « id) >im illm*0 s in I’ huluH r;iplis Hindi' lit i- • 1**1 11.r of T a m p a the attended F lorid a w i JI Iw f r w r r ib o-to rs and m ir s c s i State ('o llc g e fo r Wom en at T »j ( M r fl„ (h, , lrk ,| nu , M J [lurak „ f Hrun.wlck, G a. lahasace, where she graduated spent the weekend in Hanford tritmn III early years of life in-I with a b a c h c k r'i degrea in nun- with hi* family, Mr* fhjrak and cira***s resistance to disease and | hc »cho<il of muaic. For the pa 4 son, Mickey of W est First 8tre#t, build* sturdy IktMiic* two yearn *he hat been on the S* more anil m*'fe women go Jt-*se l.injgr who ha* iteen faculty uf the Seminole High ini.- \*ar iifm lurliMlt and I hr v I School a* director of music S h -’ w -iking in Savannah U s for the ■ii i « « Y 'r n i r r i iiinnv family i i B m musician of some d U lim i> r. p 'i »rveraJ month*, h «* ri t ucn- i p r>•*Jr m * will havr to !*■ »"lv *^1 to .....----Sanfordbidding post graduate diplom a* n. ... ( of 1 of phr** i I bi­ ll a > i . in piano and pipe organ S b fj mot he rig i hildren has spr*ciallied in public NfhmdJ M r* Joseph Glenn Gneocck and ■king music and her work it rtcogm t« d young *'ii, Joseph, Jr - f i'olurn I in state vocal grou p * bus f i t life visiting Mrs l, C Lieut. Gatchel, a n a lift j f San iloyrttr for ■ short lime i \ \ , rt_ uol 1 •4&J*Sr. j i: b. rlAd rM. d t«r*'*a k U -*X jrw TfruV-.H -W ! <. .If, . ti she I .* t •> I nl j«.«ll»« •! 4041 Iswkssf Ui* t b r f r. •. • •he r c f r i g t 'a ' i i. I enunf in* creaMnc R kfn ififan tly, and in the aamc pertaiil th«’ general ilrath rnle. Mul infant m ortality rate* P.M . have continued to decline Mr and Mn. Kurraai E, GaL-hcl ______ l-avt year, 2 *n million hahlea WEDNESDAY S lr «..; A r| who now lt* * a in wi rr U irn alive in the I'liiteti Th# playground of Bouthml ' l , U f W " “ Stairs 150.000 more than In School will bo open own irtiin from frrrmuo), ^ ^ ‘ wll1,* h‘ i ri.,lllv Kentucky, I. vt.lUo* friend. and Jflaaary BcBoot win do n „ , *Chapel at1 r . h,.,r 11*40 [let ween January and V d O A J f . to 11:45 A .M . under Kurt Henning, Geurtria, performed' ---------June 1042. 03.5,10 mure ha M r a D m direction o f M ra. l * e Sam u e l. by thr Hare Chaplain. A p ro g ra m ' Mr and M r* Clyde Ram aey wen* horn than in the corrraTHURSDAY of pre-nuptial tmuic pi- arr *penilmx a vacation In Dta }WMidlitg months o f I If*14 1 T h li Tha W eal ra n S ervice Guild of n n in l by the Chapel o rran i.t. mean* that the current hirth mountain. of North Carolina. the P in t Mataodiet' Church » ill The ceremony * * • m military ____ rate H IS hirth* p>cf 1,00(1 |xifr4' meet at Ibe home of M r . M 1 . n,i ,|» W r it Point d a » M i„» Lot* Satrher and Mima lation. is M percent hiirhcr than TU1U, U M E lm Avenue, at M 00 " i s l e . o f IJ n iL GatchePa form ed JraM H arper are .pending .r v c r a l thp tate at this sam e time Inst year Am i thr 1041 rate m i * w ' ' h' mil,“ r lr • " * ’ d a> . at San U n d o S p rin g . with their m U n under which r T h o Town lan d C lu b w ill me the highest since 1930 M oreover, In U m Court llouao at 8:0U I'M c!;lp eCr U p k rn trtr< 1 am l U f t lh C j | , r M r* J N Tolar le ft ! death* of ha lues under one yrn r ] * L. P. H asan , prraldent. prr.nl vacation in Mich-J of sgr are fewer by fi per l.O O O j1* The bn dr, entering with s * tur,^*X In . 1 In*. The public' la Ineltrd to .1 h» i _ " ‘ V* u>-»n While away they plan t o 1live birth, than la*t year I her father, who gava her in mar rlh tf words, more hahies ftie , vi.it .eventl w r.te rn atatraF R ID A Y n a g *. wore awedding fo w n of lib mg through thi* ilifficult firs t ' The playground . oo ff fcuth.H le] ; ^ ' OT" K m l H cr.e ha* retumnd to year of life than at any time In |The bodice warn a h lrtw .l. . , lr r , ln(f o .e Primary> School will he open from f e u, our history ith .m all hl^h of,I |ia>l , wwr,jl r, k w„ny. llh Heeae at h collar of Mr. • JO A.M. to 11:45 AJL'Wpdrr, " l* Ie Nearly 40 percent nf the 2 S ' s>(,fori| Are. the direction of Mn. U^Umu>U.lj'h“ li1!* *“ ?■. »htch wa. in ill i»m unfa id* born last year | j 'o j c d _ to •hart full SATURDAY were "fir s t Imbie* " Their y o u n g , I .lc e v e »> g All bon and girl, of Junior! and Mr. W ti. Ball have mothers havr a full time Job In High School age may join the midriff. Onto wfhlch Dm full »klrt returned frvim their wedding tup giving (hero the gotwf rare which j Junior Commando. (Junior W'a-lr. , Sh£ ,’1’ . «"■* * 'r ■' l ° 00 P«rh A t- p h )sin a n s recommend for b r in g -1 Warden.) at th. Woman'. C l u b W * , gf - ^ e r lllu.ion ,nue ing up strong, healthy children. | o-nn A \l l w‘,lrh fn«m « comnet of teed, One w »y thr*e m other* ran help ^ i pearls mnd cranirc Moiftomn. nnul good Children o f prc.achool and P'* ' f hTf' . M r* " A 0 ‘« returned t o | th, n .a m l.m mu, c . kwI mary achool a g ra m ay attriul th e1 . . .. " ,u'ju u . ',IT * .* I'enaacda a fle r .peiullng w vw ral y,,.,ny, i,Y ,,n| <• l,, make *urc “ S W ry Hour", aponaorrtl by th ' ’ rH ° * J I ‘ ;•**>’ ** ’ t"1 ku' * ' Dial ih ,.r lutbie, « n pri,|>v,ly f.-l Recreation Com nDUee, a. th. "J* * * Sw eet, of T a m p a / ani| y ( , „ M Runlbl , y . n.| pkntecte.1 a g . i n . i -m all p . . . gow n of a^ lumping r„uen cmign.. 10 .10 10 k M public library at • * 10 " * 5 '’ w ". ? .„ *'*ij* ™ U i l diphtheria and »»hin*ping <|ui.ette . „ e r a matching brocade I] M r, j r „ , J „ h n ^ n and under Mlaa Mima llarba rn llu iim h t 1, . , , , K ^H**,*' I ^ r* J«d«naon and M , M . infant thnubl atrd Rupr * * i*«■. P Fvery thould InIn* vacem vaccinatrdj i.ffn a foumlation. carrtni « i| t r I l . MnrrUon „ f I 'a la U a apenl 1,1 and havr the InjecIP n* to p rrdirection. m .r g a y of yellow eaten,. Lieut |lh, wl, kH.nit » „ ( , M r and M ra * j Veril diphlherjh, anil whiKipirig SUNDAY W illm m 7dmmcrmnn of F**rl ^ r ^ |^0n *id y S an ford d tD e n a e re naked by cough lbefore he i* a year old. Hrrndng attended L k u L G atc h d f Th» r a r e of in fa n ts and c h ild r e n the utln U U rial asaoclation In <>b ■ * W i t man Mrs || V Lycini and her tw o i ,n wartim e will rnniire M t n tw o m inute, o f prayer each many M rs. Gatchel i» a native of children, P atty and Hilly, hava f han gr. from peace d ay a t n o o v time m eth*] T am pa, and a fte r her fpraduaMoii J. M . H ftU j A ttn u e , a t 8 :00 PAfTF. T MRKP Baf-i* w«rs i' |ilor**»i k H a/n a'i SUCCWsn 1041 1 (Innal v ' wonirn f W4l|k Sm«i vs41#king .peel aI it -• IL.ti.laii I... 'Mlllllibv »• I-1VI' it ■ 1 \r St hr i r h i i M ks ID 4.1 u - i r.* ti,. I'l" JVffT — I \ ii« i i. i Isat*-' brii \u h.o. n it) •i Vrjltklf 14I At f.i 1 :4 \ I hf i i •i l»> • VN - Its A 1.» N,.k«l it* -b >'* i’« ‘ t It. r .',-1 up U ‘<4. I b •1f i.. t,. \ ichtrk ( ni l r S I..ill A N N ’S MIKAS0I. liK.U IA S U . 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MONDAY, AUGUST IT, I9U Javery Hurl* One-Hit Ball Against ‘Boms’ In Short Hit Uncertain Outlook BROOKLYN, Aug. 17, (JgyThe Dodgers' five-game winning Statistician Si reveal* •treek was snapped abort* a Sunday cmaaajw/ four-year average for Red out­ B r DILLON GRAHAM ten Al Javery o f the» 'fc fle n W1*. WertS re a d fielder, (up to this season) waa Brave* abut out the kaegtm .200—that** from the portion to l 8 to 0 and limited NEW YORK. Aug. 17, |WW| provide the bulb of tna taam'a single safety t> In in n r u u •ailed gg" —Cincinnati's tromay rtald ha, power. after seven Inning* Mean** of I weather. A scheduled eec n I become the graveyard of outfield. There have been some pretty pcitponed. _ Hope* of veterans and rook good country ball playeirs among Javtre, pitching . bla 10th vie those gardener*, who couldn’t hit ir* alike are buried all over the tory o f tha yaar and hia fifth for Cincy, fellow* Ilka Al Siailot. Player, with provenmajor By RALPH WARNER abutouL waa Invincible except fur MANCHESTER, Aug. If, l/P)— JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 17, UP) Dixie Walker's single In the league ability go there and loee. mona and Lloyd Waner and WalSeminole High School grlddera Nineteen-year-old Loulie Brough —The State Board of Control yes­ fifth. Two other Dodger* reach, their hatting eye. Crack minor i ly /J,rf* r •and Jim Ripple, who fata an uncertain outlook for the of Beverly Hill,, Calif, national league kid, coma busting up for - didf right w wall during hi, shert approaching football season In girl,* tennla rhamplnn ii,t year, terday named Bob Pittman and ad baa* on pease, and were left their chance In the big show and •tint In *40. regard to transportation and continue,! her bliaterlng tour of Spurgeon Cherry, both former I •trended. Through Sunday Ja There were Johnny HUio, Iw* try had burled 10 straight r acure suddenly atari swinging Ilk* aandacheduls problem,, while the atar athlete* at the Unlvenlty leu Inning*. * lottrre In Bauk Center. Gamble, Ernie Koy, Jimmy Gleea^uad, llaelf, lhapea up aa the East yesterday, winning her No one ran fathom it. but all ton, Dusty Cooke and Stan BorThe Brevet scored both then “ pretty fair", according to the fourth consecutive singles title of Florida, to the athletic staff rune off Kirby High*, who auf a flyehaaer need, to drunp Into j digaray. And Mika Dejan, from ■Xpert opinion, adeanred by with a 8--3, I —0, fl— 3 victory of tha school. a socking slump ia to gat some onn i down Chattanooga Choo-Choo over top-seeded Pauline Bets of Coach L, L. McLocaa. Florida haa lost fir* aaaletant fared bl* ninth defeat. A ring! “ Wa’re going to hara a fair Winter Park. Fla., in the finals Coaches to the armed service* by Tommy Holme*, followed" by: f i" tlnn* 11 °otf /|d gras, on M* way; and a guy named Dud llafey, An octflelder who can't and Hank Sauer, the BummingA & tllf i sacrifice, and an InfieM *P,k outfit," ha said (which ia practi­ of tha 10th annual Essex Country ■Inca Dec. I. cally a brasen itatamcnt to at­ Club Invitation TournamrnL Pittman, who played base out gave the vktore a run In th- hit is of HUM more worth than ham butter, and Nino DenglovanMiss Brough. fourth-seeded, at Iht university, coached at first Inning. In tha second frame ■ chariot without gas. And that*, nl. Vince DIMagglo had a shot, tribute to a football coach)," but 1 don't know what will happen then teamed with her alnglea Bradenton High School last year BOH Slstl tripled and aeorad on ■bout how valuable moat out-J too. but h* was always striking an tha tranaporatlon aItuition champion predrrri,nr. Margaret and prior to that time had been an Infield bit by Holm#*. Blsti fielders become after a short ecs-lout. And Eddlt Lukon. Bad ita affect on our echedult." Oiborna o f Han Francisco, to de­ at Bartow. McKechnle migraine produce re also smacked a double, h* an.I ■ion in Cincinnati. Getting right down to the ten- ... *l,o Included George Davl,, Har. feat Ml,a BeU and Dorla Hurt Holme, between them accoirnttrv teat, tha Fad footballer, ire | 0f Miami In a playoff of lh< McKrchnlv, in hia five years ry Crafu Morri* Arnovirh, Illck for all four Boston hits. I with the" l(«la, haa tried 30 — j West end tha new one* this year Eastern grass rourls double, ft p t r iim again. Only seven letler- nal, which was rained out but count 'em—outfielder*, and mu j - Gee .Walker, Marshall, Clyde JAM SESSIONS BMB wlU Main do or die for Sunday at Rye, N. Y. rwn their mothers would profess i Vollmar. Frank Seeory, Eric TipSeminole, and prospective abortThe scores were 0— I, 19 •§, ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 17 , M *. ‘ h* ' “ 5 MA ton ami Francis Kvllc her. Tha t f u ara pictured at the guards, ROCHESTER. N. Y.. Aug. 17. - * . -• VJ __The officers sad merTwho'orwr-I ln Cincy uniform. Sutlstlclan Si 13 performer* McKechnle haa usod ( H i and back/lild poaltlona. Tin and gava the winning tandem their IKK 7—Shooting a four-over-p* W*)--Shooting a four^ver-par 74t . ^ American American built built torpedo Durirk o f Dayton haa done the m the outfield at odd times this ether boyi who hat* had varied second victory In two days over for hi, final round. Ban tie m . ' K - 1* In BriUln’s Mari!temoe*n Spade-w ork on these 30, some of >c*>on include Bucky Walter*, a experience In tha gentle cam* the Miasea Beta and Hart, whom tha mighty shot maker ■'vIIro n c i „ . stepping lively to lb- whom stayed around hardly long pitcher .and Bert Haas, Identi­ af mayhem back up tha latter* they defrated Haturday for the Kerahey, Pa, yesterday won tha fleet keep of Amerfcnn jabb. Ainuwt rnough to get their John Hen- fied aa a third baseman. winner*. Howarar, tha outlook Easel doublet championship. 10,000 Times Union Open with , every morning when the boats are rys in e bmscore and with whom I f , too bad Ktllehvr and Tip­ hare apparently li In Una with 278. In port Impromptu Jam session, 1 am unacquainted. ton had to gat their major league surrounding achooli and tha fu­ The round gave him a three- g are h*Jd aboard. Musk |« epp Almut 06 percent of | player's trial with Cincinnati. Bcttrr ball­ ture, while not bright, la not dull. atrok* edge over blond Craig plied via radio and phonograph, qualifications to play tha outfield players than Utey have fallen vic­ " W l are going to have more Wood, Mamaroneck, N. Y , who "Music warm* tha heart," stM today is his ability tn hit— hard tim of the Croiley Held Jim. So W j i . rat for practice than be­ finished with 72 and 281. on* officer. "The hotter it 1* th<- and often fore," the coach elated. *ln Yuu need some Dancy let’s don't expect too much of N4TIOW4I, LKAUlU In third place waa Harold (Jug) better w* like I I" tin t a Ilka LHeaa It aaemi that dams in Ih* Infield but flychasere them Just cross our fingers and la I’rl w la Pet, McSpaden of Phlladalphla w" more men naturally coma out. llr kin W have tn pay their way Into the hope for Ih* boat. They can't 79 II «99 I'lt’fc h U 19.419 Football provides boyi with a Ml. Ia ?l <1 U lC h lf. 14 If lit had a lilt round 78 for 282. park if they can't propel that be any wort* than soma of the ‘BUNNY* GAB MASKS toad chance to eat In condition N Y 41 SI 141 flnffCn 41 19 .419 Hogan, maatar of tha fi,ld *lnc* agate frnceward. No on* ever gents who have mis<pjrredol as H I 9 J I I hla fint-round 84. tlx under par, lad to learn to take a few knocke, Cl nr I'll 4» M SI I’hll occusvil Ted Williams of being hitter*. Hm f II i VralfHA^ HONOLULU, Aug. 17, (*>>-ln and I think tha nm e will be Now York I. |*hlUri«lphlA I bewildered the field and left him an overage good defensive tougher and rou *W thli year. three tlrokta In edvance of hi* . nta and email children are t<> 41! l f t g l m m | > < # • * | M i n *41 Transportation Prob­ lems Are A c u t e : Coach Says Squad la “Pretty F a i r ” r r ' In 1080, »iMi If Iks McCormick, .who bit J0O right n tha acea in 1010. The top slugger of McKechnle'a group now I* Max Marshall, a rook(a brought up some time . from Columbus, who sports ON THE SPOT I Sr WORK SHOES ARE BETTER Pauline Betz Of Pittman, C h e r r y Rollins L o ses Named To Florida In N e t Finals A t h l e t i c S t a f f $ 2.95 $3*95 g uaranteed A LL LEATHER $5*00 $6.oo Hogan Cops $5,00(1 Open, Beating Wood iarStin \ League Standings Ml Ixtula I M - d t - work this year." Undoubtedly, hardest worker will be Mehlmself. He will have an InUrmural program six gym class** dally, opening practice session wn set for Aug. 31. at M, at the high school two wsekl before echool An erdent ejpporier of the . Dame system Mrleicai contlnu# to employ ihle setwith a T variation <>c #r. been ruled that Seminole teams cannot travel by II to a city more than away to angag* In a mtaat, and tha entire I* Da In the air. Tha exwhich this restriction hi, • ‘ other school, on Seminine-game slat* * la not IDcb- school slevan, hardable financially to use for lean, porat Ion, and «vtn expected that such Iran,atav be filled to capari. “It will be _____ _ matter to get 30 boy, l.i n train at the right time to fft achedule engagement," MeWa declared, predicting that colleg* teams wilt be in for in filling date*. "bright" feature for Ih* atlon la Ui* fact that In the dim-out dla. and therefore, night games other aporta alledT at. A|)‘j I or SAi_L IN <>UK N[ XI ISSUL !■ 4 h llib u ffh T*.fk II f -1« I'hllR.lRjpMa ( fliil gimt powtponwd) lli4twn ♦ Iu wuhlhiton 1-1 I **• 11 I T ) hlragD t - l riffftm i! I I f* i Idiutf a check-up! S. H. ENGLISH of which already has Tha name cornea from they have “ tare” *1* a rabblt-like appaarencr lad ran larrup cm Hut McKechnw now, well, Hill haa had Juat two 300 outfield hlttera In flea year. They were leal Goodman, porstlnn, that had direct inveatnirnta In foreign ruuntrln at the end id 1840 wai *3,000,000, a*, ttinling to tha Department of Commerce. 21ui & I'A lt K ETTA KETT New longer life to help you r so It w ill tVTTi* S feirvrcii • T i n s '- i d s i 'i a g rtriHnnatl 1*1. tri button ,v* lfarahey wliard .wn* alerted. content to play straight, careful caret tha fact SWKItH'AM I.KSUt’ coif, tearing tha gamble to tho I0g them W I, Pvt. tv j, pc. n r : i i i i n i»i>.. t , t I t 41, vainly trying to ortrtake hlfa. tier.I n <« 1* 1*1 llll'lD la 41 us IT .,, 41 i t i l l WV.h t, ,1 .414 HI. I. it 11 111 I'hll 41 7iikill IreftHar I 'lit fa fa Kx|H*rt I.ukricatlon w ill in iu re f " r ynur t ur. Wt> * r e equipped iiikr Hit- lust of carp o f you r u luri longer- Come in today for SANFORD, F LA . By PAUL ROBINSON 1 V(5LL W U6CT 120 O P fiUICH ■ A N D WS 12E I-1 tendance to the fire home gmmea • houlil meet or tireed n on-w ar­ time crowd*. all Alo n e ME MAW Vj e *l l g o UP N D lL O W j u s r IN C A S E BUTCH S D O E S POL LOW US - ILL u C A M O U P L A C E - 7H1S B u s HOW'S THAT. FOR. A N E A T J 0 8 .' THE BEACH- l Bur rifzsrrvs The returning Wttciman are Andrew Haaty, Jimmy Ridge, W. I . Hein and Charlie Gormlty, lineament and backa, Billy Flem­ ing. Werren Dantala and Ralph Walter. Othere who were on the ■qu,d laet year are Frank John■on. I^o Botnar, Herbert More­ land, Tugh Carlton, Tberea Mad­ den. Eugeni Blotlaury, Billy Stringer. AI Reborn and Ray Toy, Unaemrri; and Kmvat BnHhereon, a back. Stare who are loat to tha team through graduation ir e Bill Ura nan, McKay Truluck, Mark Cleveland and Orlen Farrell In the backfleld, and Glann Odham, Junior Brown, Jack Herring, Taylor Brown and J. W. Illck* in the line. Tha achedule followa: Hept. 23 Euetla hare. Oct. > take City there. Oct. 0 Daytona here. Oct. 10 Deland here. Oct. 30 open. Nov. 0 I-eon of Tallahaete, there. Nov. 13 RL Augustine here. Nov. 20 New Rmyma there Nov. 7A lace burg here. GOT SOM E r — i R E N T IN G I TO D O ,' - IU. HUCP/andtdw 8U8EVS CtA& Aw/W-' BKFDRl HBGEtS (~7 bjtsev camouflaged H IS C A R T D L O O : LIKE H I/ lost V* HEY.# WHERE 'jOu G O IN S ?. t h e Be a c h - n o w h e c a n ’t f i n d IT//— - — CANT* PND fT,MYSELF, 1 NOW/rL Classified LO ST: P a y e n velop e, con ta in in g 1 2 2 , n am e R . S w a g fa r t y , N o, 8 00. R o t 807 W . St R *. w a rd . - Trt FOOT Malbewt Cabin Crulsr, I I toot beam. 100 h. p. crlepe Mo-Ur. reduction drlra. LOST: Tox terrier. black and loat A -l condition at bargain whtta, named Mkkey. Please lice. Sanford Boat Worka. phona Carolina Lea, S01-J. available far punch,, tnchig and remodeling HAVE YOUR watch repaired by ona who really t a t v i hew Low Interest rate. C Brig**, Jeweler MarneDa ive READY TO SET, Calif. 4 Fla. Giant pepptra, ■ Markat eggplant, and Rutgera tomato A t f t atocky plant,, i Lake Monroe, Phona LOCAL PROPERTY OWNERS SAVE: They a n lnattred In MUTUAL fire In S w U S ".* 18% aavlnga an • ' > - A € - THE LONE RANGER (WIVING THE LET HIM DRV By FRAN STRIKER ALL RIGHT, BOVS, NOW UW iP HIM* A IT’S THEJjONC RANGtR Y * ALL RIGHT MR W£U B W fcA W FOP' MM. , l * RAWSOME. M W5I K THE VMOHOUSE,' / A A __ ~ J 1 J ij m k R U ri a nee each, year? Boyd A Co. 8T0N TERRIER, popple*. 110 W. 80th I L WANTED .V M �R im tm b tr Batata ImttU If we to bo fra*. If wt wish U p n M IT i Inviolate Utou Inestimable pci.lleges for a kick we kaee been as loot mo­ unding—wa fllk tl -rtn u n h m ii. A D im e O il* u i F»CfJ iX it lif 1(1 u U.S.War Bonds 1 , VO LUM E EaUbtlahed In Minx Yankee Doodle Goes To Town, ■ rase v /i o a i u e In S o lo m o n S A N F O Itlt. I s l e s ^ ^ ^ A F C h ie f All - American F I.O ItlltA . T U K M iU . Al CI ST Iy I'M . M Haiti n Ll* i n i l!t;i| ) Sm iff Shock Troopa Take Lost (iround; Nazis (to Ahead In Western Caucasus 11ivi ( h i d h u fiuik <** I 'n n li III (flit f ill At * Blf lit k * h i j ; * h e m u h d i i s t , and Dawson Says Modern!,1; War Itcuuires All 1 at-l . 1 !U • the Solomona, the N a v y anI 1b Mv,» f ■ ' i at- 1 . h'jbfil * K .i*lan I • nounced today th e United l-di* 1 . op’ , 1 . T t"’ I * t i|« ir A n it r ic i ‘ « riam if 1 " States m arines won strong 1an i •' 1*.»1i I’inn f' T* 1 infill w u» u f J i t i i , l in i he an positions in the GuadalcsnalI" Fi.'i M.cilt ih iii l y riird lu ra ; 1.*» fiiiih* hi n 1 M* Il t * v | .*4■ *. »4. in 11* ti11 ion in 1 T u lagl area a fte r “ rapid ly” • m. * nil if r*’ . (tty AC4«Kiai«d F m ii II -* t k 1*11* i r i^ i f..i tb. ftia* 1 h. crushing Japaneae reslstanc» nr * i F,a* H 11 1 t * ■ ■* 1 % ■ i* »li«n« T l # f u r / o f t'i* A n t A t la n t ic ! in Y|. 1( 1.14 • In the aurprise landing on s u b m a rin e w arfare* h«a s tru c k ul t( \ F * h ir f k it F u r ‘ t*. aniii il fttlt r* " ( * •r • el '*. * ■ ru#' i 1 II a Ft "■ . " *n nf ijia lt u g llr ig a ' I r f . T ' . ♦ *r. •-.*< •% ( * .a i f ttu o cra p A u r. 7. T h e N a v y clearly L m i i l w h ic h re p o rte d y n t r n t i o ' *.a Ft. | tf 11 a fctikt i 4*u Ih r I a t ' 4| t\|...li- i l l , 11,*4!_ 4 * -tjitfil 11 *t.a% «n he th a t fiv e o f h e r m e rc h a n t ■ l i i 3»indicated th e firs t nhase hnd . il Y 1 4 1It rill ' i*l on Fran* r , *aM f U» IIII I) atti* 1 otllll y r»p- 1 one u f th e m c a r r y I up auhltr-r* •* 1 ........ ended In defeat for tha Japanese fe ll p re y to th e j ruler sea ttiar->u Ii ‘ i .t 11k • • _J h e‘ ••lb- r r r t a m ly went i l.te l*^itil* fill hpintwlly tn (■ * II lltl.l tn tha air, oahorw and afloat. 4 xin w in k \ 4 l Fit o th rr i u e r. jI »« f ;i|i 1lit'f it 1 jmh _ The victory w u not won withh r it re p o rt* iile n t ific d the* i >4. II I. . i 4. .1 fe .ilh v r in lo* f a | i “ ■ * I1 Will I*V put tit u*•' I'UtlllO' 1 i(r iHMiibcra • out losses, • Navy communique.___ tro o p - c a r ry in if v r o f l 11 tl * * 4 nr 1 1»r» aif (* airy K n k ti t 1l» lie ualiirij . ^ , mods cltmr, but tb# Japanese, In rill-ton B irp fm ljr H e r s tn k m i' , I, Y -»nk# I **»t_aj|j addition to balng forcad to r»-' ir-wt.’a I I* •( |« 1M'MItlll Ilf I|T yalua, loat >t iat t Uast Itaat .10 air Iliinr* >inc» lh» ihr war «larlr<l .larlnl Kail J at t ill. craft, auffrrad damage l<> th e ir poita laid morr Ilian TUu aoldn-r. A • , • i*Fir.i ti |* t«**fd lllllllr ' " ' hi .In i lib'll! H 'lr n iu naval foreva and had “ a number" » r r » atruard, but tbp official an *I<r'>l " 1 ,J, • . *h n il l.f* fi kittfii* Ire* f (tl ua • Salii* at ltmis‘11 ’ ef troopa taken priaonara. nouncvmrnt raulinn«l 1yi t 1111**>.4"F 11Fill 1tl (( I i*. * irt I t f *11-1 full firtlife.ii Tha Navy earwfoliy vvlralne. 1. * » ‘ ‘w U a « f high loaara. Kl Yti.it .Mil |m‘ iiliiiil' t.l.ea . 1 l la. 11.. . . h*s* l.rre'it from in n o u n c in f thtt extent of Sim ultaneous w **h H rsn ii n t ’ U. NaM* « -*i * | ■ (vililirl dam aga to Aipvrttan force., rn m v r.l. anrxruncvmvnt -a . M \fill 411ll 1•V , .... •aiial mail 1 •" r t 1 1' atti* |«l*'fl! iftll I Ins that aoch Informatkn would » " r ff" '" ! s' » h N» 7 ' » ” h < .t i mm FI I ktiay . " , u,., told uf ihc ■♦e*truciUm of u l h* of valno to tha n m j . but -l r United t talr. > it e t>1ie I «■ -.f M-iep had prrrlotmly auomeod that one ch4nl Thl , „ Ittel ntl .-miner U tf. crulaar had boar, .unk am „ ounftnirn,a r, lw<i hi aft '« nil Five V e s s e l s Arc Blasted To Bottom In Last Three Days tw o d ^ l r o y t r i ona tranjport damaged. iP P i l p p iilt w ld snd |^| I 'm * itital tif by i Ih*.» |MI l"l lit 1II 1 ■ ♦ it i * I * * jt ■i IS. »»v • .(O't t| • tl t heir ir»|w 1’OirJ.tilohli , m>'| riHily.** .Inkln*. of United slid nru trul notions' v r n r l i in the W ra lr rn tha Atlantic alnee IVarl Uarbo. ... th* ‘tfh • lifer i ......Us itf (Jen hie men *a ft - h i .J IVre.'M * Term ' 11 are «ekt»»l t.i e|*fu| aj Y|r lie wean, »!»• i* 4«un • M. <ii frlephoru 47(1, *anirinetii * will i.«- rmult r |he* tl It-ai fii.iirrials Meta, rtmimin tp S. r»sji • un (.a iliinatesf forcre in the * gtivci niurril ttf | av ms*nl Jen K i kerr fiim m a n tl ofi Iir itiHtlr th*- iliuulhrd tif Iffcr pet humlrrsl ptmmlt Jimb*T ^ ICkfnnJtr |{,,r nu tnli uvi (Uw-half r#nl |.»er i U o M OrmilUlrt Una raraquarn of i f f t i b? IJofd National. l J2 (Jen ! .t mu' Un, DtarUo aai.l u t*™ Would f t ! B lot of fun **■ Au.rw 'jJsL!"' k1""I' 17-Pounder Is Caught “ .. On Ten-Pound Lincj V - D e p c m lc iils ' W A B IIIS fi lu h v K ill l- In k«*t« 1 , ' 4 II me Thu lit* Krl > I M u rk y 1 e cka ra t-a d ' Ml 4*4 a- i hit, f K*‘d n siurpriae HiIt Ms* d ru m tank* | 1.4 > . pnft* • H. M. « ti t**f i h mar t with III (III' i l*"f . '4 it114JUI II" -itua . n-i L<i fin •KI»IM' I* . tbi*..iKli » * a aipt*1Ii■* I , nl-si .4|1*1 Fim iU ha balieved Dr. I*t to ba In error -Injustice to tha a * and mar every ■ (»■ f m an l \ s | ,n t u ImimA i i \ liu lu s lr v c .M ilk s — M ;m \ \N c i i p o n - . F I H * I )\ < A ' mdi I ’ o s H i b i l i t y ! valdd rnsuft .4p* . I fh. 1hull IlMllds .1 Hi.I .* * Mil Mb' a 111 r.. t\ .4-. -• it* -iai I- a d , whit M eal 11„ . fair •cm j,;.,;.:*:". “ JX S J; un I S ilv t- r C o llid e s i 1H. thr M ia fflclal reportr.1 llimilay h Uuir *d I’rtt (i ot back by Jock Runell after a rr I i ration. ' cent axe an ion on the Wrbivta Rcy V Hendrick.,in. admin.lira- to In lake Mary RD <-.r of tile nifrkculliiral marketing , .v M r.r Ruaaol), ______ _ ,flatting . „ „ with (' , -ImlnUtralion, i 4*rrtr»l action •pent the majority |ForfevUr, was tiling a aii «u n n alon g thoae linn ahnuld t*e taken a S.ouo.uou.ouo-tHiunJ l I wma a boy, th»1* M l f oar-fool, of meat for civilian eon* p*opla who lived |lock would devekp in the • used tha water spa* I..1 .tf base I inrifU1 tinik I hara had the tired plac la*t fugl t ul I 'ii lake l *"id •t ItM|*** with *■.11IV H * I Clllpa i* nt- l i*i *4b M a rt haw alwari Ih a t Ula water g j - $704 In da, Stamps Orlando Air Base Pilot Dies In Crash “ **an l j* . d ia iirtin d b ill Ike- fie ld a» th e A p p rrn lh.- lonralrd .lull in ihr • I i (ra m I r a r u r .if Ih r N 'u .y A ir B a .r , am aahr.1 Ih r N avj lm - " o ' - A ^ T r l P*n*l. 20 to l.'» in the fin t B jrg a <U [M(ur n il nf the «en*nn •r** I'tiunding l.irut. (1 T X wig. m m . Im perial Sutler, - i l l much gnuclly, the A p p re n t ic e , under M an ager J 'r k { I lu llr . l.a lll H e r ­ ring. had little d lfflrult'/ In lin g up the flrut victory to firwt place In the hu.ldlng Ruddy Hud.on tolled cut ■K'i*uV. & mound moat of the ta m e Mt tb # N a v y nnd although Hard, hla m a i n provida.1 aufit runa to r o a d to victory. A atar-atudded conteet It tad a t the lake front lonight SiOO o'clock, pitting the S a n ­ \ ii/ |i4-r*44( * »4 M i if 4 11 Mtuiifa ^ 1*4 i T r a in I* -d v *l«i‘ h iiy the hi S ea t- Bi l * 11v• f M» t* ..r f .t-i <trratn lifts f IhUi n, | t I Nt M Ynfk, alid it -4»tithi**tin.»i f. n.ri»crf tram 4.*41i 14'11*-41 tti *k* i-4*t Iki r t • df I lea r MBli'i A nr if f *- (•■(**• fHrii ■tjffrresl a •lihfht »titFitm•*. hi ihi \ nml a negro rit'ammi r.iFit-il h (ill hand, i uiittmd .df h i*l- •aid 11*d K wert iiti ti e \t( lr*ir ford I. • i„ t,.lg.,l« eiumut a >eIret. i , id playrr* In the Navy IU,r I .-ague, Milton Dear!* eo, ni-iui. i'-r " f the town team, •lid O' .ii'r.iiicr hi. pitching «el.ctiou I.nt --id Krne.t Campbell will .-etch "We will field a veterit trair " hi uald T V frprrarntntlve llaae team, wlirli hi- n large field lo drew from. I *»■ « »llght rdge In prac­ tice mi Ibr Iridrpendente but lha outComr id the fray doubtful. Harry Itnbaon ia fipoctcd to rtart for the llaae with Lucky Colli,’ . 1-rimd the place, first of He aea«m for tho other four trama, will he played Wedntadar Utween the Carpvnlara and thr Truck Drivere; and Fridrv when the Electrlclani tanvla with thr Admlnlitration outfit, T e l Voung, loop organltcr, today Gamas start at 0:00 F. M. CITY BRIEFS Naval Avlatlun Cadet Jack Holt, who la atationed In Miami, Fuia caught a 60-pound aallfleb •n.1 ha> entered it In a eatlfUn tournament in Miami. ttITTON BRED IK IC E WASHINGTON. Aur. 1». —Chairman Kulmrr (D-SCF tha House Agriculture Commll raid today tha pries on cot aaad to be paid I arm era for IM t trap will ba 1-tS to #41 ton band on Information n Pries Admlnlitrator (Loon H dsraon and J. D. Hutaon of, Commodity Credit Corporatkw — .■ r ife fl' r '. /£j IM t d fiir W ith ( I F A MW M I R f w. i " iJ ,|t> 411A, »l, f »| 4 I -a I I-. >11•*K *•* ..»* \ »" k i iMtl.-lil i th. hln * Star Soi’tlmll Till Slated lonight; Apprentices Smack Navy, 26 To 151 int uTtaSa'alarr t aaapla (ran orJr tup part of the ’ ( b i l l from as rrdla l a n com* '"7,^ mm d •*I !• . a » • * -i.f ii ifi t i % va .dl. l*efatf» I h S u id it n W*|S- Ih. r id Uationinir Of Meat N u b iif h i k h i Min -■ anil 1 Hll'1 i*i*l .1 •tf III 4I “ • t hsnatitutiiHnuhi f d ir»K I* a* l> > ■atui n .« The ■Ir |iafttft * 1*I ’*1nT1 • ikesi oul a "f • 1 ’ - i•r ik put ul alirilmirtI I•i-N !«* i ml „r( ft* i \.,% | •y p a jr n r n t * im i »I n the |>laa 4«f •11 I »• parim ent I l l l U r \\ h ilt* T fic ta ii th a t it mi d-d iw* -a |d y* Miak.’ iirm 11 lm}Hi<sthtiii( Kmu Is at il write ry com|iutid 1*111> Majk»rit \ I ads - silce.at t11 It iv wr in Hi* Mc.nl. s. vK l fair• ad -lull 1 } P**.| f he KriUtt * a|i|»f " i « *1 M Hutuae bill !**"i tin! *jif * ♦Miritrii ia tP her |« * tn Il siymerit i»f l'" < i blit . ••inn •* iWfHlefil* -• f • 4 11n ti .ii 1 ■ yed n il M‘fi 4i'1 ( I #ti11 41.,rt ( wl f « t Mika t.. ti l -d e n •* *»* ' ■aisl In 11 j* l H h Uaued today, nlnent laka l laiue aith it Dr. Leland director, at a movtlng ihat art contain- • ‘h , l lb*. Iikit - Cm in Jim "i.jui f Not aoly catching a IM i *poutld | And Ihv A inrnran pruplr, he Issue With Statement fi*h 10 -pound line, but aU.«' ••Ided, may I - a .lc l In ..htarva work ___I r _ « _____ i . •# U | H i.ii-alltaa dayu tn-f.-rr a n y ration­ mtaminateil;“25^* 5* ing ayatam would I - pul Into op- nn. a SI s I -l .t .I 1.05. L*.ni/(il !lu u# inf s me in marble imparities in It. Evans Takes III*. • l.f jv; Steps Are Taken To Have Women till* , 11 Negro Car Runs Into Army Truck; Driver Is Jailed nf un • utnfTmhili ilint >iin •.'Ir waa at Ihla point In Ito rw- tha aaaoclallon I. t<> tiubllclie an A rm y t r u r k ^i F a r k C m ,> «ttU of tha hanJ-fowght, 11-day S la t * Road N o. 3 and f S high, ami T h lr tra iD i SI reel /rwirffCn. batile .that tha navy aald fUUy w a y 17 trim Jacksonville to S a n ­ afternoon, In in jail fnring (hr«. ” [># ahbra pcaltlom Ukan by U. ford to O rlan d o and inland to Cl f i t II m j .rparale eharge. and hi. . ... Qi foresa he vs aloes boon dsvsl- ■ l*m J Ilk o rd e r to aitract more S o lih u ll T f l l i m c 1 panlon In the car. Rufu. \lr. U... opod and are m w well v»Ub- w in U r tra ffic In Central H n rid a. k ju itu a il i e i l l l | N | nrKTO I, , uf f , rm^ „ ba.iu “ It wma pointed out at the jured lejf. Chief i»f iVilirt It. * •Dariag the landing Meratiana, meeting that the over all louriat With Sanford (nymiii IIU’ YVilliarnn r e p rte»l tj.«f»\ U/'S, waraWpa ward thrown out travel will b* reduced, hut .hat rrnck soft hull ten and ib** s . Aceorilinx to infnrmulM'fi • a stressing fasee to protect Cuatfal Florloa prebably will get Air Due h)<»tm>mln^ nut -* 'M police by wilnrtaea, Whrs • > r.. ■ ■ Own* porta aed cargo ships a ■ bsttsr M tu r trade irmdo in pnps»rli«n to I compart al* team Iriyur i resl li|ht while irttiiiK • t ' lupplkea.. th* numbar of rlallor.,-1 Mr lllg. peal waa made today 1... ., (h. T h irte e n th S t r e e t, h illin g tt Inod. “ A fter tlftcuttinf ulng MX ■«* of“ “I ho city for thr Army vehicle, which irto. blilty of ronllnui.ig ad-.tkn 9f Bt Ua«t tM.i inf north on Park Akrfiur I v artUlng for neat aeo.un, . . d- Uamt. iexro trlecl tn k**1 a»t*i l'cldod to reduce the liudgrt 00 kin. Milton Dearian h»« ♦ Kittinr the truck. •* perevot," Bppoiniod by Mm G. R li«* rlared, and the ■nltliera in ’ Preoent at the meeling were Of tbo Civic Rcereal ion Comii (ruck followed the cur and i*nt » Andrew Slaughtor, •eerrlary of l«o to f i t tofr.her all ihr nun 1 it o f i r r ii e h o je • f tw o I pU » tbo Creator Orlando Chamiwr of of yoxuif women, prrfrrahl) P olleo a rr iv e d on the are n r .if f CaaB*rc*| Mayor Fugle of Do- of hlfh ichtol, who would Ilk* took Wheeler lo jail ami Md lm» (and] Walter labrman. .ecro- tnjftgw In the aport, and to 1 to th* clinic. tary o f lb* Do Land chamber of J*® '!* two or more tram* I Whfcltr fa c e ihrer rminl Csnnsvvtt Boy Brgwton of Or- four-team league li tleairni "drivin g drunk, leaving .lie Undoi and Mr. Hlgglna, Semlnol# «io a jh pUytra ftrt tvalUi.lr of an accident and running a > C m i f Cbimbtr of Commtm W t could IpLiy one nijrht light m( t h : i s f ( )| (anIron Dnitlci". f:' • • ' he fir M pim r w hnh +u Cged one o f (he N e a l, F*| V\, f i t w ... ***** i^ tiiid fo r ru b b er ji i l i a it 1 l ' K f h t h iln g p la n e . . K o ck r I t - I f S|»ofMW<rlTiir the rimpaifrt m t* • . sill U i-. 1 • •» Ml’ r f l i Mt»- 1* *v trlpl# looooi ratted the number 190. d u rin g (he f lig h t . Sfl<i ' . f. Fv ‘inly me the I S 11 A \K , • * •* oca • u n tttek of Brail Jim oMp* ilftlruynl f « r t l n r A flit si f i g h t ir s Ihkitnl aflfl the • ha mi hr i f I •■•* ! 'ra p p r i m o re T h e A llie s! lo t i 1* ahipa becking up tM landing par- •Inro JVarl lltrlw r tn I n , • s'C ’i e Vt 1, t.fc,MtSflC, WilfklnK ill f*4l 4lp4(4*t tl M Honor 'l s' * -l tWa, K naval engagamant retailwith the lie ferine l miunt \ • as C. t It.. :• ir 1 s t'n lln l S ta le . A rm y h> ■ ' a large acalo b»( 14 1 * iw prraeniaUvi1 he* I** rn ile*i|fii.iia \ II ft ... *%*•! • • 'riandi» t r r . .aid the raid on Ih r ... 1 end Japanaaa li . . .1 ,.F |J . « it In nit.. in each njm nuinlty A 'h id ol W A N orm andy ra p ltil of )(<■ i. r ______ jndad when Uiv J..I1, a ■1 »h. fortniilkifi may ishtainr-il ft ... ItM tS 1 ■in in •*i .*11* m ile* rorthweul o f C a n . . J 'Jepa want late retrewl thrvn or by cxlllug 470 >"cLand >44#? Hi91*1 He i «* . 1 n ’ l ti mod. bv 12 fly in g fo r t r e « .r 1Initial American attack had S i % f * 1... '1* \ Mill a irc *. 1.nit* “ A great nail o f »mi,k. daliverwd with1 “ cwmpUU t \\ *•• 1 .an d waa left over lM( i . 4>. Vinsm ai ee." the Navy ruletad. on road Iracka," Kakr. kl <>L , t Ht II, aim Hr--to h T (Bolemona tints) md 18 (.roun d r r t a . c h r r .n l ■mmun l. 4 •f ' » it 1 Is* aaeptanoa were dealroyvd The a d e e m .In g hudyrl - f .h r b ig .h ip . thuodeced iln .r t lie 1 1 .c l; H •(III* they could f i t Into ac- St. Johna Itlver T rail A ..n rla tlo n I tb * firld here. Ihirnr „ l i ,. 1 1 • . it ’ a le* Ooo, Tb* y m r wrt- OP “ vlg- fo r n e »t y e a r * ■ > m inced so aligh tin g after th. . HV * b'VrlniM orgua mUtanco" bet tha marine., pereent at a m eeting of the gronp T a n k r * I lm t l- w en- . an ■ lilt* i| 1 I* .11 who Wad trained In boach warfare yeateplay at the C'lt> 11,11 k%l- L*0 B le rp n a nd lin n apd angle fighting for montha, [w a r d llig g ln i, p rr.ldr.it r r v r a le d I H tsk rin Frest W’ hes-lir •-i** S e n a t e A i m r t n c '* rat Idly ovareame the daftnaaa. thl* m orning. The im rpo.e nf L - S t Johns Group Cuts Advertising Budget In Half n il*' i i. * * mum tltr (an ■1 Mi. 11■vkt r t •-nrIn,"* M 4I IHII I ilk. -hn I1ilf. |l ’ K a iv .- hit v in ir let mIt er many faet Bliij ue ttflrll lM»«aitile un til »*■ win l lie w .r,1' ifeclttmfl ■ hi ll|* do Air Base !:» Play At i Oil Auv. /;l ■rtttv lllet H« 4a1I Itw |Hia- * h ith tnudr U» h lt fo r ic j tj (>*-ftl-lnn I till \ 1itsIt i . mmM m i» t . u in if lin e *1 • 111 *t*rte<! Sr •"'t I*f hie Y » Ilitre- iloodlej M ill \ M kj uQM l , ; I' Legion Ihisl Will dl» I law ;fc(ii\(‘ l |) ( iinnon In S n a p Driir ' m * UK hr i nrumticrui . »tll>. tin! I* (III I! .kJT1110 h.i \I'1 (It'll « *• » mail'* Min rvir»*al V ilri^ ia tl n** apturing . '•* trr<<(in.I c i1n .1.1 -1111i'kf11 fit! \ *lp.t -leal t i l l ♦ ' IllTi III 1tit tflllliul 1J*|M'li r i tI 1tin ( I l|i* -I *.11 ini'. !. . • Hii.iSv* Robbery In Auopk i I.. Similar To ‘Jobs’ Pci^«.! two c n i l w i y Ji.J Russian Armies Drive Germans Into Retreat [J'i*! ,1'v,7 ^ancejirublic Is Urged igaird Issues Warnings Tti b g S lF u r y Of Axis Sub lirilish Bomb War T„ /v r v ___ i I'oundaries Of Foe!*® t-0 Liberate I I I ; Motorists, Retail Japanese In Air, 'I ef#m Ashore And Afloat Warfare Turns 1 RAF to»lmiint *r-w. -*i«d Salvage Drive ' r ................... . ■ la thml German j ill;* n ifiiriilrit'e ni Utiiibrurdi to j (By AaaMUUd Prat*) ■r« * 1 h II | a lit 11* •4 lbs M On Brazil Ships j >>iu«k!i|r nifilenml ,U t, "1* VVIti 1'» . . in 1 < In th e lZ-day-oId b attle o f tl will* !h ■I MUCH � 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, 1942 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, August 17, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 1942. 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>, August 17, 1942; <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/bb942a4bd9f379759b626f83b8b55797.pdf 8d9da3a499cc252f1e13048eef98e70b PDF Text Text r“ ’1 .A T,*PQ PO T II, XU - Low Pricei Everyday! OUR GROCERY PRICES ARE GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 Are Yob P IL L S B U B Y ’ S II you an. lh»n hoc* U a luro way •olr. your p-rpUilng protl*-. Shop al Tablo Supply and Soto E»«>, Day. R*ducod 0*»(h»ad. quantity buying, and g»*a1»« •Iho •ncy s a l* pootbU ih« lood •aTtngt that w* paM on : la you BAKE-PROVED, ENRICHED FLOI^i 5 -lb s 1 0 -lb s 25c 2 0 -lb s 59c Com M eal You noodn'l >aci1B<*LS, pl*a*uf« and h o a fM ^ M M qual­ ity loot, lor th# oak* ol •ranoey. W . giKsrant** IS# qtiallty al our U tx it and a> lot ptlcot. |uf tam­ 15c lbs p a n Mussolmctn's • r-- Value! T r ity ’i 2B-oi Mcrfcet Y«h»l he a I1S00 War Ron4 lot which all 13%c yo*i Peaches I ' Apples 3 it* 23 c Lemons 5 <°» 10c Limes 2 do* 15c pay li f 11 7S Na* YttI Slots Celery Catsup H-ot 15fc *Cosnak>ct Pis Apples »<> 2 12c 2 Soft •^s Old Linen , 23c »* Sweet Peas 2 00sob.23 — B| «*> iVx O le o “> Tlortda Gold Orange Juice 47.01 25c Kadota Figs 2 no t 25c C«llo P.llid .y,..WhQAt -i. Pka 5c •. 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I’/i-oz Largt. fTorida K»y Laigt [ul-y lae<r &NRteft Whan you plan thle vest • lood order •#* ll you ran t bgdoel wtee* ly sno'jjh ’ lo inTest pari ol your allowance on War Stamps •! » Standard Yellow Cling Dried Beel Now Jersfy Cobbler ------ r**- \ Apple Butt. 4 lbs Ih tra l Today's Biggest Quart ■-t* Fancy Carolina Elbertail The Best Foods I ' ‘% *l Dressing— jBd*4 P i Tr< - Bare I Yel Enjoy 95c Medium GRITS J 5 lbs. Water Ground TABLE SUPPLY FRESH FRUITS & BAFFLED BY A BUDGET? * �- W Our Job b to Save Dollars Buy ^ W ar Bondi _> ?* t—f (v e r y P o y O oy L it . In lO flB H A N K O W ). K I .O I tlD A . F R ID A V AUGU ST 11, 1012. M em ber A r w o c la lr d N I M i l K it P rrrw JfiO Nazi Column s Reach Solomons Battle Reaches Swings Down er Battle; Red Railway New Peak As Allies Blast Threat Jap R einforcem ent Ships Admiralty Announces Loss Of Cruiser; # R e I n f o rcements, Supplies L a n d e d LONDON, *T ho A ug. A d m ir a lty 14, m tod a y U.S. Raids Kiska ~ an- • p o u n c e d t h e It* * o f t h e cr u is ­ e r , M a n c h e s t e r , b u ilt in 1938, In e x t e n s i v e o p e r a t i o n s i n t h e M e d ite r r a n e a n rep ort on • o p e r a tio n s th e in in an o ffic ia l great th e n a v a l' M e d ltc r -, T h e N avy I>**|mrtment annm inc T h e r e p o r t o n th e ed that • tank fo r t e o f the Pagreat naval b a ttle r a g in g r ifle . F W l p r o iir lH by N avy ISiMiiaw ravvenale SUP p a l m l p lan e*, h e a v ily b om b a rd e d tin e a T u e s d a y re led d tth h ftt a t eup b i v i and ralnforcam cnt* m g ro u p o f en e m y *hi|>*. ra m p p ile s I id ----------M a lta . reached fa c ilit ie s am i sh ore in sta lla tio n # U n ite d S ta te * b o m b e r s **v*r* a t K itka ( a r r o w ) , th e A m e r ic a n I j d a m a g e d th r e e Ita U a n cruU _______ _______ Is la n d in th e W e s te rn A le u tia n * u nedw — at* P *y lomg *, Q raak t h a t the d BIN and n iv warn fo awwe ---a ll r J1 M,m| MI" J a p e ra p tu r eW| a n t t a Io n ia n Baa a t em u u ou . d e v e lo p in g a* a i*> .«ible ln v » .| „n .ih ‘ - r a . a - “ i i t - i t r r ' r W fW -q * ■ - - U i j S 'r J S . w - s B m k K tM A l l * tru ll tad w a a ra g . In* In th e M « i l U i T * n « n T h e U t e i t G e r m a n c la im , u n ­ c o n fir m e d . w aa th a t th e U . 8- a i r ­ c r a f t c a r r ie r W a a p h n d b ea n »el a fir e b y »1* b om b a a n d w e e t r y ­ in g t o re a ch M a lta . G e r m a n an d Ita lia n c la im * that tw o c r u lle r * , a d m t r o y a r and ten ■ t e a m e n had b e e n (u n k b rou g h t t h li a ta te m e n t fro m t h e A d m lr a lly : • *T onlgh l'i o ffi c i a l a n n ou n ce m e n u (o n loa aea ) e r e In a ccu ra te an d n o r e lia n c e sh ou ld b e p la rn l ran ean . p w 2 • B ^ • Drivers’ Permits Will Be P l a c e d On Sale Aug. 20 A n o f f i c i a l B ritis h r e p o r t la *« P*Th« A ^ c U t m s m W dam ag'd .h i ■Inking v» p rered U. ^ t a l ____ j m s a d B e r lin ra d io* a a o a rta d ' t h a t a g r e a t c t a l a o f ■hips 1in c lu d in g th ro# h a tU eah lp a , M fo u r c a r r ie r * , m ore th a n 10 W s te a m e r * , n u m a rou * cr u U e r * and •nvpral d e t a il d e s t r o y e r * and • ■ a lt e r c r a f t w a r e In t h e co n v o y . | Official K s t i mates 3,000 Reduction In (Licenses Last Year F lorid a autom obile d riv e r*' l i ­ censee fo r the year beginning O cL 1 w ill bo placed on * a l* at th e office o f the County Judge A u g . ft), and w ill bo honored fro m th e data o f sals, Judge R. W . (W a r* announced this m orning, a d d in the statem ent th a t b * # *• ‘ ' “ 4 -------_ untw t o appi] y e a r a l ’ td m fla r e d 'I n *h h - license* last year, license* w ill be renowwl w ith o u t examination, but applicants m ust sign a c e rtific a te that there has been no change In mental or phyalcel fltnee* to opereti- a mo­ t o r vehicle. O ld d riv e r*' licensee b u s t be presented when obtaining new perm it*. J f d riv e r* have Im t th e ir old I Ice nee*, they mual ob­ , S___ rta in a duplicate fre m the Stale D epartm ent o f Public Safety or else stand a teat, Jude* Were said. He added th a t th i* year d r iv e n licensee cannot lxchanged fo r c h a u ffe u n - p e rm it*, w h ich was allowed in the pa.L A ll persons who drive m otor <ny a eeeeiete* tre e * ) vehicles sre required to hav. l i ­ ’ A J a p a n e s e t ie n i p o r t c a r r y in g cense*. which la s t fo r one year m o re th a n 20JX>0 t r o o p s w a * seen Revenue from the perm it* finance In t t a G u lf o f T o n k in l a s t Bat- th e operation o f the State H ig h ­ u n la y — th e day b e fo re U n ited w a y Patrol. Jap Troops On Move Could Be (hi Way To India « ■ ta t* * b o m b e r * baaed In C hina £ h la a ta d H a ip h o n g , F re n ch I n i o . f c C h ia n p o r t o n t a * g n l f — a C h ii cb m w d is c lo s e d I wa* no ImmedUU Indlwhether the aortal attack P alatka Elks Get 'Reply From Gen. J o s e p h Stilwell Jiips Sound Warning; Landhi's Campaign For Independence Is Said Dying Out 3,000 Germans j\nd 70 Tanks Are Said! Knocked Out In One! 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O H — A’ In d iv id u a l In co m a ta x p a y m e n t* p r o a c h in g Kire C h ie f M a rk C lo v e f i f t h rhilt! tafl* Iiorn T h u rs d a y t o w a r# 82.3 p e r c e n t g r e a t e r than la n d on the .u b j e c l n f o b ta in in g I f M ra. C h a rle s A . L ln d h e r g h . In* In th e p r e v io u s I I m o n th a , w h ile ■ n old shirt o r eodfiT O ilng. fo r m e d t o u r c e a »a k l to d a y . U M « ‘ c o r p o r a t io n In co m e ta g p a y m en t i p r e s s e d , h ow ever, t h e o l d f e l l o w W ill m ention " l i l t i n g " a b iscu it l*ergh co u ld n ot be re a ch e d a t th# w e r e u p 74.1 p e r c e n t o r tw o while * y o u t h f u l s la v e In E o n ) M o to r C o m p a n y w h «r# h# T h e t o ta l In d ivid u a l In co m e ta x wot k a N eta ,i.pii pc r * .a id l l w a * G e o r g ia p a y m e n t* In 1P43 f is c a l y e a r w ere t h e s e co n d d e u g h t e r . * 0 0 ,1 5 1 7 4 a g a ln it 4 3 6 ,5 4 1 ,. , I I In 1 1 4 1 . A b o u t 72.000 a c r e * o f d e e r f o r o r p o r a t io n In co m e t a x p a y . e a t land* In S co tla n d h a v e b e e n O n ly th o s e a u t o m o t iv e v eh icle* e sse n tia l ueaa a r e p a ritta In I N I f i s c a l y e a r t o ta le d t a k e n o ve r b y th « B r i t i s h M lrtli- h a v in g n tf iti n o o m p a r e d w i t h W , - l t r y o f A g ricu ltu re f o r s h e e p p a * . o p e r a t e In H a l f ; ! ! . S S 1 4 9 t t a p x * rk > q i u t g o o t t a t u r * p . ___________________________ p r e ic n t. fi tvi m f t Pt N n 8 n 0u ha* int l'i'liM/ * l4*th**i», !»«tlh from j •(lf '!v rffllM w,‘ '* ,n iI >P i , rr cP tf *nn it |! **•*■**• thr W -,d rt % \ �t * A I ? E7* . THE SXtfPOTttT HEHACD, SANPORBi. ftOWTDA r B iP A V . A D r .r a T DTht S an ford Herald WHEN EVERY OTHER REF­ UGE PAILS, aOD GIVES US PEACE; II* that darallath to lha aaeret place of tha moat High ■hall abide under th* shadow of tha Almighty. I will say o f th* Lord, II* U my refuge and ray fortreaa: my God: In Him will 1 treat.— Psalm 01:1, t. Give 'em Death able excitement, hha brought many a alcepleas night to nerroua dweller*, end ha* resulted In more houae* bdn* locked up tight at night than ha* been the uaual custom. Police officer* have followed every clue end have re­ doubled their vigilance In an effort to catch the duaky intruder who so boldly ha* entered number* of home*. Out trying to apprehend a criminal after a hold-up ha* been committed and th* perpetrator haa had tlnfc to loae hlmaelf in the maio of houaea and building* in'colored town U no easy task. We can be aure our officer* are on the alert and are doing everythin# poulble to find the guilty party. Only a few week* ago we warned our reader* that there la danger In these unusual time* of Increased crime. It haa alwaya been ao during war periods, and for this reason we urged everyone to take added care to lock up houae* tightly, to call the police promptly, and to report any auspicious character*. Very often an ounce of preven­ tion la worth a pound of cure. All of this brings up the question of our laws. For a long time we have l>cen convinced that house-breaking should coma under tho classification of a capital offense. Surely anyone who enters your home to steal Is prepared t o , kill you If he Is discovered. But aside from this, a man’s home la his castle, and there is an inherent feeling among men that to cross the threshold of a home and en­ danger the lives or safety of one’s wife and children 1* deserving, of the moat extreme punishment. Of course, the best punishment for such an offender Is to be killed on (he spot. But surely nothing leu than the chilr 1* deeerved by all house-breakers, and we hope the day may come soon when such a law will be passed, for we feel It will set as a healthy deterrent for anyone who has sunk so low as to have lost respect for the sanc­ tity of a man’s home. The Spirit o f Tolerance In little private wart, faik, Va., Among goad Navy man lhara la aa old mjrtag cm I >hip or ahora—“ Glad to aaa you Ire aboard I” Ho. Mr. Ilant. bar*’. A. to you and your ’aboard- f f r Mr know thayTI all recognls# you Thl that way. far ttoryTI like yav ha* Jaat as much a* all Ortote did. Ruasall, Allen Hunt’s heather. Ori baa gona with tha Army. Boa- ma sail, here** to you, toe, boy| And aigi wa understand you can be ranch eto ad this way: Pvt. Rnaaall G. t Hunt, Hq. Co. 338, APO 85. i the Camp Bbalby, Mississippi. I ami Thank you. Jack Kannar, for I cm a vary ntc# Uttar. Thoaa ears- tar slenal notes from so IdIan maan are aa murk whan wt realise yea all for aro ao buay. , . ! naa Jack la In th* Flatd Art Illary m at Camp Chaff**, Ark. Camn mai Chaff** la a new ramp and Jar* I says that ha Ilka* It vary much. Tbaaa aoldiara work mighty hard 8 baraaaa this la ron*ldarad ana of Ibn the hardest bran*haa of . sarvtr* fln< In th# Army. ’ I Jack, you aaktd for Karlya’a ad- r>« dress. It Is: CpL KarlyU Hau*- Kan holder. Co. “ A” »3rd Tng. Bn. Adi 11th Rag., Camp Jeaeph T. Rob- A. Inaon, Arkansas. Ha aura wlU be Gal glad to bear from you! And wr N. want to give your closing tan- Sar tana*. It U grand coming from l M soldier—a boy who la giving avh everything ala*. Ifrra It la, av- Cor ary body I (PI Quota: “ I gun* I will ckae as haa f have nothing tlaa to write at exp tha present tlm*. rir*pt BUY rail MORE STAMPS AND B0ND8F fit Jack, dear hid. could you have lo •aid moral Could yoa Hava aald I f anything batter? May tbo**ld*n stamp* and bond* help you and lha your buddies! Kvt Jack’s address la: CpL' Jack nob Kannar. Blry. ” A“ , 69th P. A pb>: Bn., 8 th Arrnd. Division, Camp .Adi >«lkft*vr Avi gmtr----— ' BRIGGS G tant port. They convoy and they a precious cargo. Hubert, and If, on you sea aa enemy up* Boyl" bad • strong hav* delivered Good far you, th* way hack, sub, "Bottom* And wa who dwell in light. And sleep In beds al night. Ramenther I and remember well. Profan# and gallant men. Who drink a round for shipmates lost. And then Ship out to tea again. ‘ HIANCA BRADBURY. FiTMy Friends and Customers— I am now permanently located at the City Uarhrt- 8h. IOC Magnolia Avenu*. Jack McEwan, formerly w Kelly’s Barlier Shop will be astnclalnl in business w me. We will l>* glad to serve you In our new location. J. M. WILSON litre’s thn address of a boy who left Sanford on February the sixteenth. II* U LeRoy Hodgtn*. LeRcv waa aant from Camp RUnding to Camp Rabinaon. Ar­ kansas. Later, to Callfornb and now he b so mew hers In a poet In th# groat Pacific. Tb* mldrvaa b tkto| P vt LaBoy Hodglna, 34841804, C*. " A " 8IU Inf., A P .O JIT , (Jo Postmaster, Han Praaebco, Calif. Dear La- Th* fnwpin* ihorw. tho clooJi, tho moon, tho tlcto, A h d In tho oily awtll Tho do*th thftt spllU tho fUmlnt watoni wldo T o hooron or to holl creatures (ao many, varying sounds), wn hour our Uttis covey o f quail acurrylng through the (toss while, overall, the dawn tfa_„ la. (rase m iking arroaa lha aky, silently, drea*aJ In (re y —but the rosy shades are coming, and, with them, tha sun. The tun la for you, Soldiers I . You are, Uila Is evening to you, bat gocd-mornlng for us. per-1 haps we had batter Just say, ’’Good night" aa usual and re­ mind you that there Is alwaya a prayer la oar heart for you. 8a, with that thought, wr*l> see you neat week, kids! McMillan, nan af Mr. and Mra. W n . Jamaa McMillan. Kyi* haa started k b A r a n recruit drill out there. l i b trablag will in c ite Instruction in marching, target practice, gna mask and haynqat liar* Your Clotlu And drills. He e b o will be given orientation lectures, aa will as Watchei Repaired Hr a p tjt te testa to detonate* If be should be M at to an Army School ©#• Who Ueally Kyle, you have quit* a program I We Kars new* of Jot Dou(lat, W ell be pulling for you, fcldt but the notea wars taken by ant Know* •How ’beat friend’ and, iloggonlt, We It takes a llttb o f the revtr ­ can’t read them. But Jos'* with ance aat t f religion to aa* a the Naey. Ilera’a to emootha preacher hunting testily through aallinr. friend, until we can yet th* laundry for hla fresh under- that address for neat week. vrar. • 108 MAGNOLIA W'e had auch a nice latter from And hara’ a another bay from Bob lllckaon and Tommy Maro. Hanford at Kaaalar Plaid. Biloxi. Thank you, bcya. It waa ao nice Mias. He la Albert Dewitt Smith, to know that you rnioyed that son af Mr. and Mra. L.-A. Smith little 'send-off*. Think of UkTIIE COOLEST SPOT o f 1108 S a u ted Arena*, Haafsrd. Iny time out for a letterl Albert, did you knew that Kyta We want* the others boys 'out IN TOWN— McMillan la out there? Wouldn’t front’ to bare ycur sddreaaca, ao It be nice i f you nil could ‘gat here they are' Bob lllckaon and together'? . Thoma* W. Mero, both with Unit Two LU fan* and lots Anyway, wa understand that X— I’latonn 413, N O B — N T A . you and Kyte will hay* th* Mm* Norfolk, N. C. How (rand that o f good cooling drinks basic training there Jn th* way ycu ran be torelherl o f drill, target practice, gas amah and bayonet drill. B ILL’S PA CK AG E Well. air. It’s not the ‘Ni(ht Albert, we’re palling for th* before Christmas’. Yet all throu(h two of yaul the houae. "not a creature I* STORE & BAR atlrrinr—not even a mouse." But, A few week* ago we sptka of brother* there’* plenty (o in ( on I IM W. First Hi. ph. nan lluliert Icweon. W* didn't toll outside!___Birds, little m om ln( you all w t know at that time, for w* thought It might be dan. rous; hut Hubert haa written •..mother, Mr*. (I. If. Laarson B A R B E R SHOP NOTICE ‘Hr Might acorn In raucous laughter, medals sewn On grimy dungarees; Who meet on tumbling haul#* fl»14i, (hfir own /n d rhnftrn rnfmlM. . ford boy out thsre at D a m n PWM, A m Antuno, T a w , wh* « m U Ukd to p t In toneh wltji yt*. Ha li Pvt. Dtlmar E. Bat­ ten, IS til Depot Repair 8qdn, Ilth Air Depot Group, Air C o m . Duaean FWId, Ran Antonio, T o i l ' Dalmar, It waa (rand to bear from you and you wara vary kind In vhat you aald. W all (r t CJyda'a address, although *>• haren’t bora able to ao far. Your description o f Kelly and Duncan Jidda waa vary iotarratiny. It mutt bo a tremendous 'tar out*, but ws bailers you aald that ti la tbs Urgaat depot "bf It’* klnJ la lbs world, as no Wonder! Dalmar, ws remember when you used to be with Tbs Hanford Herald. Now you're with line la Ram and w« hops you Ilka him Joat as wall. . litre’* to rood foin’, boyl SILVER SPRINGS Cordially Inviltm You To Bar A SPECTACUI jA R FREE W A T E R SHOW •SUNDAY, AUG. 16, 3:00 P.M. • ‘ ■i ! "D#tphln#-— Htr Frmy#r t bar* a precious llttb friend. SW a two. Her name’* "Dolphins.' Kb* do** g thoughtful, lovely ■' (king * .When'era a plans la teen. Is Rb* hurries to tha open door Aad blows aloft a kiss. And pray* aloud a "God hlesi ‘ . Fwilurlitg NSTRUCTORS W H A T ABOUT YOU R SOLDIER? you" y it n auch an earnest wish. Sow. bar*'* our opportunity TB help bar prayar coma true. Kiss b e PlsU, the na lien’s graax• r t jj n a y Air Fores* Technical •• « - Hourly * x l j s s s * " llw ‘ Krrrlre ■; portanlty—whan at th* n r r * life, Clyde, la a> Kelly teat hi* In at a Jap Battled told kg Honoring Mlta Emmeline Thurs«n*i, who will b« married In Sep­ tember, Mra. O. E. Hunter and lln . David M. Earta were hostess ea at B miscellaneous shower ^Tuesday evening at Mrs. Huntrr’s residence. Narcissus Avenue. “ Com* down to th* Recreation Canter and danr* to your favorIt* orchestras' arrangements of both new swing tunas and old numbers” , say member* af th# recreational committee, who, with the assistance of th* city commis­ sioners, have arranged for both Uia old and th* young of San­ ford to hav# a conveniently lorated "hang-out” . Soma of th* record* now on the nlckleodaan Include: “Th# Jer­ sey Boones” , “ Ha Wear* a Pair of Silver Wings", “ Sweet EMsa” , “ Star Dust” , “ Bugle Call Rag” . “ Marla" and many other*. Th* committee, reminding that Thursday evening is reserved for private parties, suggests that It la an Ideal place to entertain summer visitor* with carl parties, as wrll aa dances. Reservations may h* made by telephoning Mra. J. D. Woodruff or. Harry E. Rob­ son. ’ N Besides being Ideally situated, the open-air patio la cool and pleasant Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays the renter Is open to the public, with a nominal cover charge on Fridays. Wednesday* are reserve! for married couple* and thourh hoys and girls of high school age* frequent the renlrr. the college set and mar­ ried persons seldom spend an rvenlng there, the committee memIwr* revealed, adding that people of all ages are welcome. high score for winner In bunco and Mrs. Ernest Southward was prrienteil a consolation prlxc Bride’* cake, punch and van colored mints were served to tin­ following guests who were In vltrd to he with Miss Thurston Mrs. Walter Meriwether. Mrs Herbert Rtnuthoff, Mra. Frank #) Wolfer, Mra. Broughton Watkins. Mrs. nen Hmlth, Mrs. Henry Bel u rnacher. Mrs. 0 . R. Baal. Mr(ietirge Thurston, Mra. Fred Thnr ston. Mr*. Peter Thurston, Mis John Herbal, Mr*. Henry Thurs^ ton. Mr*. Jo* Meiich, Mrs. Henry • Nlekle. Mr*. Frank Meiach, Mrs John Ludwig, Mr*. Fred Eerrenei Mr*. W. II. Htewart, Mr*. South ward. Also Miss Clara Meiach, Mns _ Inex Williams, Mbs Ealh- r • .Strange, Mlaa Mary Nlekle, M iM a r l an Herbal, Mlaa Ruth Strange. Mlaa Doris Iabill, Ml.. Charlotla Iabill, Mlaa Ruth Mrlseh and Mlia Norma Wolfer. • Harry Lee M-urr has returned from Middlesbnro, Ky. where b* visited relatives for a few weeks. Phillip W Stevens Is a few days' vacation In Beach. -ruling ytona Mr and Mr*. Al F Hunt left Wednesday for a two weeks’ e* ration In Valdosta, Go. and New York City. KdwanlI Brady, who has been visiting his 1 mother, Mrs. John T. Brady has returned to Jacksonvllle. Aviation Cmlrt Frank Wood­ ruff, III hi* arrived nt Kelley Field, Tei. l<» l*gin primary flijrhl tmlnlnjf. SATURDAY Mrs 0 W Douglas Betty Earl ^ llaruld Chapman ' Martha Wright * Mr. T E. Smith ” Dwight Armstrong ' <;. K. McKay Mrs. Victoria Wetael SUNDAY , Fred Miller * Irma Mathews Randall Goff ^ C H U R C H E S ter nrwl ton-inlaw. Mr amt Mr* Roy l.ievera. rnup. 4 1li P a ln irttn Av* .Sylvia Nntallc). arrompan* l*y Mit« Jnr<|urlinr Mr Donhn» rrtiirnnl tu her h«>me OrlaiMln after visiting Mitt htnahl f«*r several ilaya. Itick Curry has returned to Ills home in .Savannah, (la after vis­ iting his grandmother, Mrs W. I*. Brook., am} his aunts, Mrs, Jack AviMtimi TODAY Mrs W. C. Wlbon Helen Hklrmer ^ / I'cggy Ann W pnln' Crete hen l-ewia r Mrs, John Rader S Mtv. YDl5?tn-W*Ual At T H E Mre. C lem entine A lla n of HowlInv* Creen i« > l»itm r her datifrh- for n month. HAPPY RIRTflnAY Khanor Powell and " in Ihr inrrry musiml mil Mno,In) Miss KlsU) Farley, who hns been visiting here for about a month, has returned to her home In Ihjblin, (,a. *1 (*<»4lrt W iiIIit -•*<•-. • •’ M. Ilnyni’9, Jr hn* •oinplrtr«1 novlratlon tmlninir nn«l will rrcrlvr hi* lominlBoloii m• « hix-find llou(rriiinl 11*morn w ?m.rtilnE nt T tinier Kirill. (in l.irulrnant lln>itr« m||I Ito* «tntl»nrd with ihr Army Air Cuqt* nt Srlinni Nibl Himulr k*ill «tnp hero to *|»rr>.| n fow hour« with hit moth r t »41hI fntlur MisHos Strange Are H onored At Shower Mr* Krnral Smithwanl trul Mia*I Kmtnrlino Thumtnn mtrrtainr.l • ith n miirrllinroUB »hnwrr for llir Mim m Ruth and Father S ln n ft, brlilft-rliYt rf th# »r*^a»n. Wrdnptilay rvrnlnr *t thr h«»mr of Mr*. Ilrnry Thunton. /in n ita w rrr utrd to rt^romto ! hr ruOTna am i th# dininK tubl# va« r cov«r#d by • Ur# cloth with! o m lrrnr in th# r#tit#r, n* thrrw-Urrod brhU 's rmko, iurTtkiin.l j “ BLACKOUTS ^ frvm Oadai '■*' «w —THE S » Emmeline Thurston Is H onored A t Party . swsU Jah la Stetson, Dalrerelty; etf graduated la 1148 with B l 8. Degree aad later that same year gat year tew dagre*. That toojc a lot of work, boyl Wq are proud af you. . We have no defialt* particu­ lars aa to tb* ’accidaat', but plena* know this—sea foot that wary soldier Is enlltlad to a modal or a elution. 8p**taauhir font* of p a ten Uma SATURDAY Alt boy* and' girt* o f Junior High School age map Join the Junior Commands* (Junior West* (Wardens) at lb* Woman's Club at 9:00 A. M. SUNDAY Hartford ctUaens art aaksd by lha ministerial aiaoclatlen to ob­ serve two minute* o f prayer tseh —iby at hoot- • • MONDAY Th* monthly buslneta and In­ . <pi rational meeting o f th* Pres­ byterian Wflmea’s Auxiliary will lie held at tha church at 1:30 PJI. M Th* playgrotnd o f SouthsliU Primary Hahool.wni be open from 0:30 A.M. to l l : f b A .lf. under ihe dlreclion of Mra. I c e Samuels. Tha regular meeting o f tha De­ pendable Class of th* First MclhA "dU t Church will b* at tha home " o f Mrs. J M. Leonard, 2041 Nolly Avanu*. at 8:00 P M: THURSDAY Th* Wcalvan Service Guild of the First MaUwdist Church will -inert at tha home of Mra. M. U • tlllls , 1100 Elm Avvnue, at *:00 It St A PLAN FOR THRIFT! Yrur money must do double doty the** dayc It must buy you the things you need—It must buy you post-war security in the form « f Wnr Bonds, ho—shop carefully and economically at Penney’s. ' • Tb* Times Union asks: “ How any o f yo«T neighbor's chickens te yon feeding in year backyard t e n ? ” Not m* j . thank you. naa teat Wadnaaday'a pilau aup- in' Center Social Calendar Recreation Has Musical Variety Come by Thtltt or Dm—Dal Come! Charba, in prlvat# Ufa, seas a toachar In tb* Graham Hcbocl, Ifaallag* on th* nadaon, N. Y. Baas* o f thaa* who hav* com- • "Bara I-egs For Teachers Are Oksy In Dad* County," says a headline. They are okey by us w time they are okey. i Telephone 148 MARJORIE ROSA COGBURN, Society Editor Sundry BiBO r.M. Southsid* Bsptlst Ckurch k ILADYS PAIGE RUMNe r . P erson a l Activities Mrs. Samuels W ill Direet uroiiml BIBLE” U. 8 . bonds and U. 8 . tlarapa heap them flying, toe, Red Cross Chapter Has Monthly M cot inn ran eb IN THE ■y MAI. KANK8T HOUHHOLDKR tb* Navy personnel take grand cars af them In tb* day-tins*. Th* Sasltha stayed at th* Guest Houae, which U r m sop (dally far psrents, wives, t e a r * ami brothers of th* bays. Th* Lodge, or Guest Hoaat, aaaamamdates pace V ITA LIZE D O R G A N IC BASE of ORGANO — a rich hom o*, w lthoatiinert filler, m ade up entirely o f valuable plant an exclusive scientific bac ited with billions o f soil boOdinff bacteria m ade in F lo rid a exclusively b y tiie Orguno Corporation off Florida s t Orlando, under the process and pntenta o f the Earp Laboratories o f Bloomfield. N. J. When you consider, one by an*, th* bargains you aee here, yoj realise haw wall Penney’* pteoa fa r tha thrifty. r t,M. o o i n n T t m :io t < i m To (h« lafi rf Iif Iarts|s. lh* 1881 |s lift f •"fill Nrboail. * f". A 'I Wor ihiis 11 •••* \ '•"I r««pl^8 Maelllia : O.S | » **nin« Rirvlra • •*» I* M TVs# li*v lien \ Ia••I «* IM > • •*4fgo of tssith •»! vitro Th# capacity «f the A met W*«lnoa«Jgy bllj «eafe Ren. palp and paper Industry h*> i N P. U. tr ia d il tremendously In the p««i Com* «n4 worship wlih u* »r# .V tlM it. I SPORT SHIRTS flrllsartl Onrnlri# iVfttnrmlM e% ^ od a y and Saturday Double Program dfrbes p#U|l*a»itI ■U*l Id Ihf 4J..I. •nil h» )• lb|p» Us M IDN IGH T SHOW— S A T U R D A Y 11:30 Take It Or Leave It TRUCK I t|fhl * right pyitlltrlH•Wl« III pt»Mll#« **f 1*1•••*. Ill ffttelrhlng M’tn ‘ ■Ilf REDUCED t o C L E A R SU M M E R DRESS IN UCKERS - PIQUES - BEM *.' Sixaa 9 to S I valui* value value values NG— StJNDAY and M O N D A Y A ll A l ..... ,1 8 8 "My father imakes nothing quarter cigan.” Tb# alhar l>n*dt " I wonder who smoka* othff three quarters?" Wa lier* that three quartan af but retha ha­ th* SHARKSKIN TROUSERS . $6.00 v a lu e s ..... $4.95 . $5.50 v a lu e s ......$4.45 $4.50 v a lu e s .......$J.25 COUNTY LAUNDRY B. L. Perkins CORIIECT URN’S WEAR �I k FI M & V L y. r , *■; 'ernandez Makes Good After Leaving Third For Outfield BOSTON, Aug. I*. W - S m *p-a n s *<t “ Naimy" FartiawJat, b o lt throat from third baa* i n ending* rod tha popular* all m s m , flnelly baa dlacovared that I aa Infleldrr ha’a a bi« le*gue R ecreation Briefs a f . iib r w d o m , Clnh •( Circuit Court. JUmJaote Coealf. Flor- ■ r M U. M. B. 1MITH I 7 MM. M. B. SMITH • Her* you obotFred tha relha•bim ahown In eoftballt Nat Th«n >omi rrtnin* when you add the perk UfbU p ««, ( i down. You’ll be aarprUed to * * * mh* a LIQUORS o « s n o r r c s u c A T io w TV. m il OooAmln. a r**lda»t at 1 i l l t r IIt* a tba (lata or Flo­ rid*. that hi* laat kaawa r»*U**c* v * a 1 : >* neelile, Indian*. <Ai K * r JiT tlrr ootaMar. aad on othar or at*r* Bpacirta or mar* panlcalar plara of ra*M*eea la baoera to tba Comalalaaat. You *ra hereby aollltad and re­ quired to appear to -a rartaln Bill of Caaiplalat Iliad br K*by Ooodoln. Baalnat jrmm far a dir arca. botoohb.n f # # Blory boon again prort thalr orth. Mr*. Richard Eaton, ba­ nal na n tit Monday, la conduct- Tba Const iroguer. whoa* batm foot* lad tba Brart* to pat beat $75,000 on tha lln* for i t » , aaemad wall on hla way to • Mw National league arror rec­ ord at third baa* until C a n y Stengel, In daaparatlon, ehlfUd tha outfield. And N ew M ew ls, LUte H o m e . iasua, Ilf or T ie ataaa Of rtveid* A 1.1. TO WHO If T il EBB I’ llPJIKNm HIIAIJ, COMB, lillKRTUfliai Tbl« Is lo csrllftF ihsL, whsrsas, N Cl CIHAY. fU»f«r4. r u . II. ciflAT. tun ford, risII t* MfNUlK. Itaftford, FU. dill t*n 1 h# tlth d sf of April. A. D, ] O R D U o r FTBLlrATIO., iff* r*u«* In t>* lnf*nri»rsi(Nl undrr TO; >>*B|lM K*d*e. * rcddeal lit# (1 ruvisions of (Tkaplfr lt t t l, nr * * 1*1* otb.r lb*n lb* B ut* I-so* of Florida, Acta of I 111, nl KInfid*. |h*t her t u l . known WILKT illtOVK CO, * corpora- rt,i4*nc* v ** K*a*** Clly, Ml** don. wiih Its jprlnclp*) plaro of •nurl. m f m olh*r or naor* npaelfle Naiinrit ti Konford, N m lnolr or nior* particular pl*r* at r**tt*ounlf t In tht Nis i * of Florlds, la haowa lo Ik* rompUlaaat and trhtnia lh« proper offlcsro of You *r* hereby nnilfled aad *urh rorporalloR did on Ido 1till required Is appear lo a rerlaln Bill <\*r of August, A. D. IH t. Cants at Complaint (Had by Jam** F. ie> (w filed In tho offico of lh« Bade* aaalaet you far a dleora*. HH’ rvtarr of Slato of tbs Btals now pandlaf la tha Circuit Co art •>f flnrM i, a duly aulhsntlrolad ot Kimlaol* Coaaly Florid*, on or r IuMon adopted by tha Bloch- betor* Ik* lloptamber Ral* Day, bfiidrrs under tha provision* of to.wit tha Ttb day of •aptambar, •4 14 rhaplor I t l f i , Low* of Flor­ A. I>. Itll. la dafault lhartof aald id* Aria of lisle Shooing th* dla- cau»* mill proceed Ei-Parte. p-»lutlr>n tif aoch corporation, and t>i ihle Order b* pakllebad far ihr N#cr*Ury of ttiat* la noUaflod Ih* ataiuiory time requlrad by fbsi ins r*qu1rtm#au of law hors lam la Ik* Sanford Herald. Sanford, hern compiled with* Florida, a nemepaper of geatral IN WiTNEltfl WifKftKOr. rlrculailon lo aald coonty aad I hav# hereunto not ray tlslw IVIInssB my hand aad official band and hat* affUsd ths drsat Kf*| 6f tha flint* B#sl of offlcs at Hanford. Florida, »NEAI.| of Florida, at Taltohaa- thtw » day of Astf . A. Dt IVI2, O. llEHNlKJN, ihs Capital, thl* tlth nark «f I’lrculi Court. dsy of Asgtist, A- D. l ift . lllaAI.) Hamlaota County. Florit a . a r u t , Ida. Kerretary ef Bt*t>. . B eds. G ood Cool R oom s H om e-C oo k ed L e la M e e t— It’s Patriotic To Con serve NATIONAL L tA flC S W L PetW L Pet llrk. Ti SI i l l 1*11Is. »• If 471 St. La. M II 111 ChiM 44 .441 Cln II II MI lloet. *7 II III N. Y 19 II .MT Phllatl 11 t»l Neewife YaeHsNUy Cincinnati at Plllabargh ippd) ■t. LdMil* I, Chleag* II Deaton at Brooklyn (nlgki) ippd) (Only gam a* acksdulad). Clothing! bf g rrry hgalng suit | Better EGGS F or Uncle Sami xn - I- , J -- , *j / You’ll ( t i higher *gg production with * economy by feeding your hens TtTXEDO BABY SEE C H IC K US T IM E FOR IS BABY ALL THE C H IC K S T IM E ) f N 0W 1 om >K « OF FCFLICATIOJf Jw ek League Standings M tk a .M M lH U ffil TO M a n a g e m e n t— R edu ced ” R u le * . D e (h NICK'S Package Store STATION The FLORIDA HOTEL AND CAFE W ith RO LLIN G ) K. rAJUt AVE. **'~Naany" jo t li chance In the ••tar r*n lcn two week* a (o and d-baHwra it or not—ha hadn't Bad an error line* ha’a born moood out to left field. Not only - that but h*‘a been plating tha > field In d u h ln r aplandor, makh| el moat [mpoaalbl* catche* aad lo n f and accural* throwa to Ovary baaa, ftadually fnorlnr up I f kla batting arerar* and laadlnf N ew W IN E S L E G A L NOTICES who aniwara to tha M M 01 Frollan and trace* hla d iiim l back to old Caatilla, waa iu that you’d want lUldlng tha b i t bat hla throwa war* walrd Aad wonderful. In fact tha flrat b a d aldluJa nulrtrad r»*ry lima a ball want hla way. Moat of hla error*, and thay war* plenty, war* on throw*. * “ Bat you can’t krap him out # f there," Intlitcd Bt*ngel. "Tha ltd can hit, ha’i got what It takaa tad wVre yot to hare him In . SCOTCHES go tw k # ll cleaned aa often. (Please return ooat hangers) SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS lay, 4a«*a**4. .lata of u m Ceeatf. ta ,lb * Cavafy f e l l * of Samlaol* C u a tr- FUrU*. at kle of floe la the pearl ho,** of oal* County at Saa lorS, Florida, miikla *l«hi ealavdar man!ha from lb* tlm* of lb* flrel pakllrfllen of hi* aoloa. Rarb cUlm of demand obnlj ,b* In wrllna. and ehell alal*- lb* plow of raoldane* and poll offlr* odroea •( the claimant, and *h«ll b# awofn tn by lb* eUiiwanl. ••*•<. or atlornay, and any each claim or da* mead not **> filed *b*ll b* mild tKIODIB JO * ItVNT ■ •M itrli of lb* 1**1 mill aad Ia* lament of nODKIITA ALLAN HAflTtcWY, Doo*aa*d 111 Flrvl pilbllratloa Auiual To Muaana Maglll, a raaldaaft of ■ •(«(# «th*r than tha Htata of Florida: that har laat known rtai.fwnr# waa 111 Isw rinci Htraat, s*w ilasan. Connecticut, and no »*b#r or mora apaelfln or mors (•artlrular plaea of rrsldsnc# la known b» tha t?omplalaant. You ir« harahy notlflsd land ra•aMlrwef to aypaar to a csrtaln Bill r*f i «»niplain! filed by ITtatlda (t Msalit against you lor a divorce, now pending 1a the ClrAfll Court of Heminnl* County, Florida, on or b*fr>r* the Keptstnbar Hula Day. to wit the tih day of Neptember. A h IMS. in dafault ihcraof aald ra tie*- will proceed Bi •Par la. t-wt this Order be publlahtd far ihc ntatutory l>m» r*<]tiirsd by law In the Hanford llarsld, Sanford. PI»r Ida. a newapapar of gaaaral ctrrulailan In* paid county and at* I*. W imfgj mr land and official ^ ■ 'a u ^ ^ ^ ^ i r n K s of Florida: th a t, her addraaa la unknown to tha Complainant. You ora harahy notified and ra«iulr»d to appaar to a cartatn Bill nf Complaint filed by ioha Marin* kas agalaii _____ __. . . _ divorce, now pending In the Clreall Cn#fl of Hsmtnole County, Florida, an or bsfrtra the Hsptamber Hula Pay* to­ wn the TtH day of Saptembar, A l»* tttf, In darnull thereof aald caus* will nrorasid K*-Pari*. I^i this order be published for ihs statutory lime required by law In th# Hanford llsrald. Hanford, Florida, a newspaper of general clrrulatlnn In »n!4 t-ounly and •tale W tt n*si my hand and off trial #fal of offlrt at Hanford, flo rld lf this the « day of Aug . A. l>. I t ll. U P HERNDON. j (HKA1#J Clark of Clrrult Court* W O R K SHOES A R E B E T T E R a l^ a GUARANTEED A L L LEATH ER , $ * 9 5 4 |>* QC aablaston at Philadelphia I Iral i I, cle.elaad I. (**•* *. IK* l-eala I. MIAMI THBEATENED 5 t ” f * MP W ,,H y w i N o t » !A ' a v b . •• • " ~ ’k *’ PONE S61 u»« 4btA/'bniy fiur'*d« poa«p until repair* era i poaalbly 10 daya baoca. ^ ...WlfD.flWWl/Ml.fWi P«HfiU from, Growing Manh to Ikying Mash, make it X-CEL Laying Mash, it W i d It’* prompt, efficient and court*one. It will help you U your lima I* budgated and you want a quick, but taaty luncheon. BEST LUNCH IN THE CITY FOR THE MONEY WE F IL L is made for. Fiord la uwra. Rama-baked Dry Gla, Ram. aad Vodka. location. rh IN Classified Advertisements I FOOT Malhowa Cabin Cruii* ar, I f foot boom, 100 h. p. - Bcrlppa Motor, m uctloa drtea. y Boot A -l coodlUan at bargain Stic*. Sanford Boat Workt. Home Bakery B ER V1C 1 MUTUAL firs laawawe ootn* Phone 94 B y P A U L ROBINSON ETTA K E T T Au.SKr:roo^« pcnic?, HA loans are liable for purebaatag, ruflnsnclng and raraodellng bom as. Low Intereat rats. C. M, Boyd 4 Co, LOCAL PROFEHTY OWNERS HAVE: They era Inawwl la O F READY TO SET, Calif. SBd Fla. G U st psypan, (Form«Tly 3 aggatt‘a.t l$, J*SW S. H. E nglish Hi,yA.#sv«iniTuFp.'^ B U B IN K S H ".T '^ v e 'm o re a ’fHitn'' W Cftdlr ‘StKtftW on First street and French Avenue to the GnU SUtton located on the comer of Second and Park. ARCADE Package Store TELEPHONE . Each 100 pound u ck of X-OU Poultry Maahea conUlna 16 Profit-Sharinf coupons, redeemable fo r. valuable premiums. A L L P R E S C R IP T IO N S MEISCH BUILDING To My Friends and Customers— * blf-f«mfleiieiii(MiillAHtin«UfH<HllUi^tKH>RlAVlD>1tnYUUfiMt)IM CAM 0 U I V 6 E 0 1 KlHE DW7KWW?J« BU C ISO AM O U FL66E C rrrm R E M B M B E a 1 f t LUCtCV, *■ KttNOU.' WHOfcTHKVSflSCd MC WONT WUO O H N S i HAT 8USZC3106HEO �Ti-- rt . i V- ’ i t.a a m h a r B cfw w U l»»i M-d *U u • . E H Z /am/ A Dime Out o( Ertry Dollar in t i k A ' * bar* * a #T f ‘ * ■’ ■’w ' Wr*^gws rw* r a r a ic x a u a r . ** Aft i ' • '***■■ I . . f e r a l i i 'U.S. War Bonds AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER volum e m n t E aU blbthcd In 1908 M U U M B H aaaw B SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, AUGUST 17. I'UJ M cntbrr A.ssucisU't) C rew M M HER 2G0. 4 (J. S. Extends Beachheads S In Solomons Churchill, Stalin Reach Decisions In Moscow Reds L ose M aikop; A re F alling Back To A n other Vital On Field, Grozny James Doolittle Government Urges Seminole Is In London On Citizens To Aid In Drive Secret Mission Every ritiien I# Seminole Coun War llrNft.nl m *urk|r,» m rkm# MOSCOW, A as- 17, ( A P > - Nm ty i* receiving 1hla weak an open II af Brill aa has letter from Donald Ntlaon, head a ItW -M i trip of ih# War Production Hoard, ndh* vl*lng of jh e acarclty and need fur acrap Iron and alael to keep Ufa ihe war effort going full apaad and ahead. Along with the letter la m aiepptar aad I Of A iip d it N P ins##) a -elf arijreaaed ->o»t card to W. tba Carman* it In llrlta in today. only K Harkncs*. State WPA adafficially today, fin al work on ground estab­ ■mmt.trator, advt.iog «f the ta tb* Prtan lished remains before the * urmaint o f scrap Iron and steel A a cb launching of Am erican bomb­ M to ' And other metals, ai well as scrap er art ion on fierm an y and .____ bombing rubber available on their place, occupied Europe. arrimd tba X |This material can lx* dunattni to IS ; LONDON, Aug 17. n il-B r ig ; th** government, »r payment mtIII Cam mini ___ j Gen dame* II Itoolittle. who le-ljbe made at the standard state far Lon. Coilul S tate* A rm y Iwintl-er* nve, I —tde rate of £b cent* i»cr h'jn* coofrr Tokyo am ent in Lomlon today dre,l pound* for metal*, and one____la a aambar of t n • werot minion. Ilia arrival1half cc"« l-cr Pound for .crap am tb* agmduct of Ik* wa* a tightly guarded secret un-l robber war aad that nbrU ag. til after hi* conference with Mu).' 11 '• Important that the** p««t ataadteM batwqrm Sauls, _______ __ Gen Spaatt. coiumander In chlcfl card* In- filled out and mailed State* Britala aad tba United A ^ iia ir <*w ^ U U » U *d > te 4* te ^ ^ -w a a U r.a o .w a a ^ A c -. AM B A -yctraad toa , the European theater. Doolittle. *«r»nel cun tabula U same a-wl «f. 1 * 1*0 w ill make a Ih rcc-day to drl * * » < * nrom mlcal truck route* for of American air ha*r* In Britain. the col lection uf accumulated (By a h m Ii M Frvts) Mrantlme, United Slate* Army waste m aterial on II farm s In R u u U con tin u ed to glvt< fighter*, flying wing to wing with Florida. Sponsoring the program in this ground to d a y in th e Caura- I * c anadian *>)uaitron. made a llli, » "A th e open in g Of n i ,onL‘ '***P "Vrr Kranc* In thp m u n ty are the U . 8 .D .A . W a r Hoard o f which C K Dawsdh Is teoond fr o n t to reliev e h e r ! * " 1 2 \ £ JU7 ■ *n chairm an and the Saminola Caunw u a till on th e planning ""w 'lh thc^itAK they also pur ty cham ber of Commerce. The table* o f ' h e r Alltea. R u m in Ikipstcd In convoy patrols nod ackn ow ledged th e loss uf in intrrrsption sortie*. The Dolled Stales, corn mu it Maikop in th e Caucasus, but In the fourth to l^e isRurd from it.* wa u . a„ da m ag ed prize, it*. K u ^ p ean theater o f operations. Talks With U. S. Air Chief In England; Fliers Are Active j-f AB vn£*vi— — — - nl. I.a.m—fcH , ^| | I Oil IJUtBliBtlQfUl c piA JtO d ft Oil |offered no detail* rt» ''pfrn.limti fttth the (ienerml SaV rage I "•tinin litre iif Uni 1^*iun|y Defense t "nurbc11 i»f which Mia. Mum J Km a is fhalrttian. A bn of tit** |irer#nl idtenslfiaNl larrnp met ai ai.it rubber drlvw, ticc-if ding tn I tniiriiian Dawfiin every inter tif tc rup into proit reach •tntrti^ if Florida It* W ashington .if UMOOO tons Is to the Uy A*■*>< i a1aJ Fr»»ii From 1 Ip o rlM imposed !n i. und for d )Wfi nf Ijia iie ^ t br«*M»b o » l- W )• I h i. n ic . climab Ijik r M a ry ; U u* ‘ ' Lake Monroe; Mr* II. II. l “3».ila, Hibbard t'aaseb Snulh I *4 i f \ n h d Hen J u n e * , C a s u r lb e t r y snd F e r n H a r k , J A J U d o a th , (N n *« d n , and k lrw J W Y s r* l* r. ifg h tie n e v B A s a is t in g M r. •* ••••n lm u in g nntl ftHtii-%1 A latter written over ais month* agt> Tn the Philippine* haa been received here from a Sanford boy, who aeveral week* ago waa reported milling In action by th* War Department tb* two fronts'and th* Red Croa* Tb* communication, Ualrtl Keb. _ _ _ .. „ .... ■ ppUad 10, waa from Jack Gllhm flrml tbab. faiaoa* soorrhid earth llautanant In th* A rm y Air policy ta tbalr nradoua oil poa- Corpt' and waa r*celvr*I by hi* aaaiiona of tb* Maikop, which aunt, Mr* Charlr* Swinney, of normally produced 7 1 percent of 2400 Elm Avrnue. Ueul Glllon Kasala’i oil, waa told In thia w»a In the PMlIppInr* -hrn th* gray hie announcement of th* laland 7*11 In May. Ill* n*m« was (•auaanidaai not Included In th* raiualtv Hat "Oar tro*p* bay* left th* town to It la aaaumed h* la a pritonar o f tb* Janan***. lianL GUlon, * rcaident of tba rity for-many year, and a Unlvcn lty of Horlda gradual* In 1829, said in th* delayed latter ha would aand * rablrgram “ *• aooti aa wa get back to Manlb. I tuppoae avarythlng I* running fnU bfaat In the State* alme the war started. Everything i* all right and avarythlng la O. K. •rwn if yon don’t hear from me. Subs In Western A tla n tic Sink ~ iF ew er Vessels :g£SissL^m 17 Die In Crash rad h r aaamy under**, raidth* waatem Atlantic, an____..BMBta last weak dbaloawl. *s ft* A lia (ubemario* net la that an*.; apa aared to baiW w ty shifthw aaaurwaid aad a«at aad.-aW U it e d State., aaat aoart w tm ip s m n t i O f A rm y Airship IU . Mass-, Aug. IT. i-W -A A m y tnuuport plane carIT nen to flaming death day night when It ermahad aofated, l.jOO-foot Gamot on Pom Moon tain, located m ' o t tho moat Inacccaaanl* la tb* Berkshire*. ■a* aeterelr burned men aortha m a n , which with tb* Um of mil ha pa to lightercraft, was tb* " « J I* tb* history of Unlt*d atUtarr aviation, la# a n the top* of tr**a itaaca o f about 100 yards l ctasbad onto o Ural an a I peak, tb* plan* 1™'"•di­ n t Into flame*, tb* PubUOM officer at W**t#v«r Robert Lot < Calnmbia, a o v a olaftaa aomplrtaly mat Mb body. load, two aa tba flaming wroekago, fa lm ii-ly Bivk lht> i main mi m Ibsotti in Hanfiird sre Mrs. Mark J IKf1**1 , IV ,K tarffleg and I. i|uar«' Ihggin* 1s* h i • w it h th e r e c e n tly tba th ft l U nited States Budget T o Exceed 90 Billion WASHINGTON. Aug. IT, (A b Wsrk baa ttertad <m tb* swond ef tba Halted State* fiscal official* _ Ik mlcbt agreed 1,000. j R a m a baa already sat te ’ all governbow Coffinfl T o Daccmbcr, tba bodfel Mtftl Rating Ik,, •<1 •a • I .1 it). , i . U1U* l0| ^akk ». * » w- ft *• T h * p r o m o tio n w n RnruHince*.l rrc a n tl f *i f H i n * to n H e rmi r r *>■■ kid of Mr RmJ Mr* I lar * in t I fiw wire t ft le a l h r-I ImMu- P lamir.l Ml n p H flllM lI Civilization Breaks Dow n From Inside, Lawton States l»rt w t « n •up­ lif t Uus -*k Sal I * vt» H ship e ' 'if low *> I'll Ihrt A I n I i( t L ll • a 1 I4 t.1 l- 4t ’ ■ V - t* I f Milk . broom . aky A 1 rib • I a•»■) * lit flillt «k|f4k . TrkVu «• tln l * . * Ml - , * I, . ,1 II •* 1 1 •w f , t e ttT 't IIf i r Mlv Sjit't ui M> i-tmrftt- "iii A" i if tn » ••mif * 1t ! * II fir* r itl well’ A rm. He ' Il-IIA " *>. *.4|utti*ut in (fi rtnaHy 1.IMA i,f v|-|»|G loti •'.i if.fiaftltl * f ili. vlarine# '* New Period 01 Island Fighting: In Pacific Seen 1r4•1M lull \Urn tar Vt* **r 1 with .1 ■ .i»t* tu tr |ti *. i • r.elv ■ ....... 1b ,t ■ ■ ( ite H . r . * l l l u f S 41'. tl" 1'll te- b is-1 .......1. > 1 - n 't L i 11. uiiM ri4. v 1 1• f 1* - t a il* -1 W .hdn.te W iU .in k «.,p . > a j , • ' • till ISIS1!**,»* i f tel ,. i 1 1 I*1" ' .1 e t l f l - l- |.*.lt 1*» i t il 1. 1* -il •1 .1 t e b llli .».» IV dtetii • 44 • ‘*ri> a id |. 1 % 4I,|III Myid*- lu l e r - ( 11,. f , f ,1 W in 1. i VI H. 1 ............ |, r lm iil • \ f r* • .4 te»r4 4*1 ter' w o u ld * W4 In ,ill • H • r *»i1u.. * 1 I.U * . 1 1.4 II te. . • 1 4 • 1it* U n til- Si# b rr.i k 1.1 te II.* F ig h i . « ., l i V . o - tu ir n l th ii I l l i i l n i .a1 | *4. a a* h" *»l l-ut s p lf M m tl L Si I' 1, , 1d l c l M* tte r v r »k | ■<■* * * ' "1 f ui tilt s vs." rhr . b u t* i« 1*. h- M*.| ..1) lbs l . t e h T H u r*« l« i o f It \\ . 1 4 •* ♦.. *!.* 41 1.4 • 'aaiirt H w in 1* | 4.V( kick l | w L -i I»*. , l* d . .|, s Wit !l -a f « .«#«•« C< fill', i rite 1 * 4*9 e1.4 • r.a««hl» . 1 •’ 1. ► ,1 Tbs a- • * 1. .1 h i , bn 1 1 H - 1 , • * 1f -roll Marl. * 14.111, 1 14fc" \| Klks Will Aid In Providing (iifts For S<*rvice Men F lk - llr*i ruler l 'falfF. H*s ■ iiiiin of th'1 u u r mtinec for ,i * t ** n » u f c t^ s r t N11#up of !■ i f l i i 4 te lie i w ill 1 F Ituui ■f 1hr- rlliLof f i *v411 ill 111aa* fur n Mi'll Urilay will meet *• I' M el tb# Mt,*k*’ further * ,t Im will krai* v * w**’k f ruiii - 1 I*r Miatfr 45r*•-*iv in l'*l ic 1 • » 1*•» ItM*! roT .1**1 ,, |, f .. * ». |, 11 . •■all k fS| 1 VIt t 1 lv. 1,14, l <'fa and r a .l.ir., II ............... . u, (bat of .Staff Sergeftnt. Au* Will > H V I .... pr.-.i o f » , • • !•* 1 " ■ f--» hT• 1 WASHINGTON, Ane d’l A rradufttf of Scminula* Hiifb ai id \i Inti Ik S ist i uu Hank a b o u t II I 1-• »pi 1L I-ll.U he U. 8 Na vy'n ilrk rb>|''Miir curi- dent f School, 8|t, Hfndrrion wa* rm rruwd •H id IM Ibr * • 111y 1 hi- *m l a In it. j i ||i |f t , • --m. illr. ui rittiiiK ueat of Ihs mul*»«•■*!«•*n S«»b»mon of im ! .iff. p lo y e d b y th o W . U K i n * C o m ____ _____ 1 . t i >H-bl« i , iw| 4 | Vtil# || It mu* e V h lrru • ‘ ' in uffirlft! San' 1 \«Juft i, Hunk panyl Arlington, Vs., for a *hnn -land* wa* roganlcl * 1* " * luba ' mi i* 1hit i hr Rliil Mo. 14*fl l.wi 4 f f i. ln r y lima before hi* enllatmcn tn thf tJSrtsra her* undav » i opminir a al ■! ' *-f lirlsfulu wrrr rnnr K 1 w arts- 1 • -fS» H"V ''• i* u t * nitel Alf Corp* In Maftth. 1940. | -*w» pc rimI of loir, i ilaml fljfht- Kelt u i 1 Wl-.li tb . s . .. .il l \S **• the mi gnitir mI on tff .11 4.1b. • Shortly after enllitment .Set ng over wt*|>|.lv I '" '* m tbi* far rie«l •< l.s-l.* it ll p ... Ibr t l f 4Mk Mr \ ll.-li 111*1VS-ai In- if h 1 • rin. llendaraon t u ur*Urv<J |u foreign pit\ \ 1. . . • 1 te S. , ulla-d lb . >* Ikijlllti"! ill S itifiiril ■ervlce In the Carhbean arva witt. This will inrod*c »"t only hen V ir r ,|. . » " • . te1*p* f i f»1fa-1k*i t 1 1 Ittud" liana tert* - r a tighter aquadron of the Huih 'irther Amerlren ....anil* on lifllil . nil a -nemy-hcld laland* hi* *!•*' prnb gar Air Fore*. Ra "*>» an aerial engineer -lily a n»ntlnuMti--n f Japanraw ' *if Inu*l N■ trT'l Irtfalu.. ii. lb. efforts tn win j-*.4ii»»in» from 11*r , i« .i.i, t,t , r f hr Fir#l ahlch American *i.iflinunirBtinn* N»' ,8.- i ; i4 h .1 4 th. f .. ..*• irifc* I rr*..|| t ■ 14an b« ivvrrr-lv hlfTta«»«l author! ■it.. the Mr ......... ...... >«*•• fa W I It " I . nr* aa itl , * - Indus\ |.M b4t44 . 41. faugh ar^1 I ihlfa • , Tba Immnlialr pur ;«!>■♦• uf (be tn ■i iphiilider. \ll»n tebu t. 1 i tr*U ml a* i, if, i I8TANBUL, Aug 17. i/I'i Solomona MCll<m #»• ■lf*cril«nl as I ol.l Ml a tir j has uT111br f and -U ih'bl r r D i a l I t . • Th* Nails era now operating • i wo-fold To irrurv lh«» American j Will ' . .1 black *4i Mi llrlnfltki L.i iht* e r , i ' i i •terra o r work achsme in Greece •upply line to Australia nrtcl New pr. » I*.n band t' 44(i-v| l Hr ii-rm Ir Mi* liGlIlr Ite tf,g . an Miib according to Greek newspaper, f t ala mi Rfftlnst offensive thrusts « M lc , ro l|.p ly c . l l l . ^ „,|y | this roun •l «' \\ brills r 1 irrlr •U ubla* . \ •Hiving an eigbt ( l l y , r„J KnglfcM th. hit Him reaching Istanbul. ■>t tho Jipsntsr, snd to pruvidlt plianee Inch wt i After having submitted tSr tn ftdvsncr base In ihoaw lilandi V -lni,. l-rr.i.lc n t It • |t fB „ rh „ f , h„. \ v rt l*n»*luctlor Graaks ta an Intenae row! shoit iroctly mrnsrln«r enemy operaW K g. . •n n -m n rn l the | , „ . ri1 aga for over a year the German- lion* ranters to the northwest* i wrrkl rbiti ftii Thr IluHftt wan*! HiggirtH pr1_ l " lot ar*_ now promising abundant fool Thu*, both military and naval n_ e it_ M in*#thin, f gg.nti.gj rin fsiilritrr Dial scare# who decline.! to be quoted " (catjont I opportunities am' Hh b***ti diverted •livfrt«*»l fi fr in " cV"!1 #011 i ** 1material hml hrrn a would airing only _ j F for tiraeV workmen wh, i turn r>f tht- W itrh i w ill Sal rctlf mt» U duri' the 11 ra*I*."t cim* ntm( fill dclUvar will sign up for labor In Gar limited DDteclleee to the first me#« Ttt*'*tlay night at M'3U a e r v i r r iMkti* brrr * " Hr ru l» v H i t 1 ; j* i n a . w fff in ad'i* WJ, tb* paper* aay. I iirtetly operation uiulrr- oVk*- i ui l t hi* W f mbi ! If! if fli IIR tl t • irictly off»n*lve ofitnsl vraled I 1 Jngli-y Mill , , i»tr * . I iturniant l*i high mird d*ftn«* Tb* Naxlt also are recruiting :*ktn by United Statea force* on # ill'll'*" f i r ’• k <lkirmg bis ah 1 Gnall labor with similar Induce - lha aauthwrvtarn I’aciflc war Tb* f-nlrrnl appronlir# degrra sentf, btil l*tr«|i|riit Hu| nnlrr* fa r work 00 Carman naval'(root and they Imlinled that th* Will I m rn n fe rrn l a I th r rriru lftr lantl |>. ill Ini" in rbargui uf tdir push for victory In th* Tathe flu f II vicinity of Athene, pro nflc wa* yet tu 1» actually me*'! him nf Suntan! I^wlgr No, *12, mI.......« mi trig .... M r I j\ m i*,n F ft V M f ursalay, at H 00 P M. ’ on airport* to be ,«<i •tarted. M r h ii-j. v.... I few fwet* from M tw aff*. ' Tbay cautioned that any eom- Alt iwa*trr muons orr invitrfl I h Here an O l.M l.olletir,, which rcv c iilc l cltte evaluation of (he Solomons tu nHr ml the Arm v ha. rrv tra ln n l It* own invasion must await Information Growers In N W HtrkklRrul, vah»* • n IU ttd percent. He investigate com- use of . ,M .n l.y on th* site of the force* an* United S tate* Juris H n l he ..................told of the .h,sen* of usee of r>Uintof many different natures, gagad. Bo far It hat been an* W ill Turn N avy and ha* bran on a warship nenmeed that marines wars doing had H i|ra ideally unusual on# F r i- fublw-r to - i r etjulpment anti on #**b itil) sliter June 11v hft* A resident of H U galil. Itiiblier conservation I* v| ir tu r n r d m H in fim l on a thrss O N V IL U , Any. IT. (AT lha land fighting and th* ImplJ. day night i waa th* naval and air W n l First Street a*ld mooing- tfcl to on, ■o .. r t * ■■ a free ttrot 0 ft v leave fan aen wtU tarn their knvMvad were only auch by a row uf eoers, Ixlieved to be p l*.“ tetSfoat thle week from ( S lcf (iunnerm M i h tric k lm d , G u,-*t. were Charles Goo.tman fo rm er employee uf C hftM and M | ,,' i t woald b* rvoulrcd to give thinly or hungry, was hteplng ttC N N fll tobacco tale, o f (Irlaotbt ami Itev M a rtin them ad .<]lu te support. parom* In th* neighborhood Com pany, has charge nf Ih rr a a cotton aale* aaaaon #»awekr. The nolle came from rows Bram , who form erly wa* presi­ gun turrets of his ship in d la ft i b* aooally profltablc. dent ttf the club and Holy Croa* | gunner first class. that were loaded In a bog car achat Dir, William L. Is Struck Episcopal Church rector, now of nearby. ■aid yaatarday In hit Tam pa Ifemlcraon, fr o m th e 1010 ir n tJ # Oak of Avric., H crg rm M i t No Kvidcnce Is Found In Steel Investigation Greeks Must Work For Nazis Or Slant- CITY BRIEFS IJ. S. Nuvy (dinner On Leave Florida To Cotton B y Passenger Train 3,500,000 Apply For Life Insurance MALTA NOT DISTURBED H E A R IN G -th em o e t b *a v IIy bombed a p o tla ve world, w ent th ro u g h Sunday nd B aturday n lfh t w ith o u t aa The brink « f N U fa j* Fall* b wedinc at tb* r*ts * f t 1-t f**t HUT LAKfcl.AND. At#. 17, IAT— Tbe Florida Cllnia Commission will appear for fruit CTOwe re * f tbe State at a hearing to be held by the Department o f Arr(culture in SL Loula. Mo., Aar. >4 ,to conddcr rattbllihment of com­ parable pricer for yn pefralt, ungerljiM, owi(« ___ f5 I ......... .. V%c 1 I' .411 fyi -M iiiid *h o rt* 4. •*» Hill • I ft li t * If!-*! iirrll hS(| • i'U.I i*. fiiM*iij*h b***el Hrti- Linton K. Allen (iets Commissinn <M Major In Arm> i. if4 Hn»f \ f l l l Idl •HIM lv port* w «r* . , •■ 11.11, .1 Stell irtlny night tehil. 1ti o ther op»*. K U • • >rii 1 lb. W*-ditrr r a tie# it \ v i - -b.p *4It ' itt-|Htrted hit "lit, |HIM*1 ll k’ bl i i * attack - i V UI.I I k , | l . | * VALUBTTA. MalU. A ar. 17, UP) -l ’ . i n r |. l« . t Umltlie l ’ mi til » r fin < City Court Turns Sanford Boy In Caribbean Area 2 Soldiers Over Gets Promotion To Orlando Base Wssblagton Roundtree, disorder, hr M sw rt, 110 sod oo*ta; and Osba Wilson, drunkann***, 111 bead **tr*sted, Thu i I»|h tnluliiH J R|<t»I n *a nuuI Huminel't 1 Su Apprentice*, led by Jack Herring, i l i f t , «oncliM lr«l » U b lb e play nib are ranatderwd two of thw top th e r e r o n i " I H s v * M y L #* * Yu i ’ robin iearn* In the loop. Il.ilh hold one | run dreiaiona over th* Admtni Meante bil. \S ilbam M •cbedula will b* arranged --------------------------- ---------- _ ........... \N*4F 4 if u game* being played On Mond*)*,! atratlve team In pre eeaaun tilt •i nrndirr ,»f Dr 1*M W edneadara and Friday* Wnl The Imperial*, after d rop p in g •' in m *|M'F* h at Shilm v iff* i. neaday, tha Carotnlari will rarliar l.t to 7 ronteat tn it, ItftiWd (hr ............. I-I.ll. r o.w tangle with th* Truck Drfvrr' i rnnlracU>r*‘ staff, e*me bark M IVt aa • htrUH-h E lectric Iin s will M#4 t theAd j tike ft flos# If to N venlirt m r i -trangth of mil till k Ano- f It M nl ministrstive tan Friday nifbt the lletlcaU. The Apprmtii *•» “ ll is in hh cnlin-L <1 A spftclftl tilt Vitl be plsjre<]Mook the Admlniitratlvr 10 in 'J atraury fr «iIT, thr Mld» t \ untj 1«ral Hen hallh- a- It Mini k» ■he turning bv tbu .AIIma f -1r l He ; t i n t time t*< ib r uffen* ..." fa­ • id. “ It ha* !*vwn *h*»' rt that jiMfir**’ • ! nan for man 11**1 S » a tr not MfUil Im Two aoldler* from the Uilandi Air Baa* who ware tried Frida, at th* *#eom) of two term- - I Municipal Court leal week «ro. turned ovar to military j»i||n I the Orlando b**e, court ili-irii revealed todav. Th* roldier*. wh.i war* charged with drunki nnm, war* John F. Johnaon and Marvin L. Iliads. A larger number of whit* raaea than venal appeared on the rrr orda, Tbay follow: J. L. Mum*, charged with drunkennea*. I . " sod coate with 910 auapended. Jim Colaman, drunkannrs*. I l l bond estreated; Broca Cameror. druhk and dlaordarly, ftd tem-t a*treated; II. D. McArthur, drunk and dlaordarly, 126 bond aatrrai adi W . H. Shepherd, drunkenne-|4 bond aetreated; Harold Ratliff ■peedlag, |6 bond #*treated; and W. D. Batter, allowing vlcmu* A y Is run st large, continued otban were Bessie Mss Jonre. disorderly conduct, 110 and cnate or 10 days) Jos Smith, disorderly coodott. 111 b«nd a*treated; lh<a|»iiD '|ii‘.<« fr o m t H i m t!ii I nitiil Stata-a I** atniuc I'Milv in pui it*4 iiit lig h tin g U I« « •.’ , ' A ilir th # mi •MiUrii tn n IF*. 1 town clul>, Tha H anfonl out* m ' Y r« ■i fit working mil fo r over m wa-rk. ami a spirited! I*a lll# Is tyiiMt U rii >l*>v4it e ne m y |h n lb n tfttl us T 1 e ft*’ * t. promise* tn b* ih at ihc I m*Mu iii >roiling and rlo*e aa the Navy, ■nortv Ha, b» 1 h || i-f’ i|(Mim, •in rtltr,! t managed by Fred Foul*, and ih* r defendlUllngrad, lliim t- L3rrr>w4rt*r-.‘ 1 n*c-wa|w»*V-w*h»)-fv*al,ivliiM£>.*A^y>tviUi 1 ■H, ta sks and p lan ** I l a f a ll f o r t * a c a liu t tb * • A m * M ip p ly Ini*'?* D n la y Th* A \i> . w ithout m t i f i r m n U o n , * ( L n fn i’.i | hi* tit*nf r111* I aim o f Ml i Hi Di'li |ih«4a«"s hi iln pitni 24 iiifiinjmi.t lb«* f u h f u ii- Aaiot <a1 ad P f i n | A frii I*. Hritish light IhhiiU i -i in n k n l aw ay at tn the v a n cd Old Letter Is Received From Missing Soldier ! Alli**'l vfww**i* *inl in id Auv Waahingtuir- American Air Force In Eirypt Is About Ready To (io Into Action Against Foe . Hi I*tit It* *'f the S4»lt»mt*» ia. 'iltlMill til A» mi- ■l it* m bul it wplwamJ 11 Uy 111lr <I Stair# Marine* mv I n iHir the barhl!»i*!» that ftlri atH tiff it inui) mii nun ncul Hire I T o k y u b i u n til mat I b ut ,1 i •ubntitrinrw in Vniiul «u |Lain artlvlllra of the other rourcc drclln«l t* ampll-, fmm. lion „f . ril-Uam Xu* * iU ) n ig h t » t tJu- is k t* f r o n t fy the bald iim ouncw inL 1di.nwwlball Jaagu* at th* Naval firM when an s II slur Huhf tram report o f ibo loot of anfa w lt a tttjr to It* Gare u Uoood u Gorman In- ! i m luf) propagai'il i blwfinc ir*'i«amg|r fmn| jM|ialH'*» r.nb.. 1 *»f July 1 through I^rc. 3 t , itxint th*t uge l«» l i m. i fc" • or of 7h [HiunrU J»rr l -t flight from the luiib .»*• > , •* Thr* drive her** will ofnt4»i l ht eajUiltu* fit alarl t»n Thufwis^ Iiifkrvl in ulmikMt A* iU iift* F I Si-i sho are handling the llotj>:M tit tlirir Ittla■•* ujtteultl ill ik* in county communities are nf I faI MHl - m w bit h i I n lh ir il Id \ 111a-• I .bm l^-mhnrt. Oviedo; W .0. 111 (* .u n it s rit| M |ilu»iea alg it Huh rd* (ifildemod; A <’ Wag* ipi p* "X1First Tilt Air Base Softball League Will He IMayed Tonight Americana and ___ of anfart* Of Fabulous Victory Propaganda HlnreH Unccasinuh From Enemy Radio • • link IU And, n*i farm I rt -i. tn mi<1 Ju l) 1 Iwr tiv rfh o k e d , ■lu.tiuh channel* or hiiu*rh«dd can British Crack |At Axis Supply 'Lines In Africa Hiding an Army *Hig bertha’ iw.tel CLEVELAND, Aur. IT, (ff> ~ Mtn in the armed force* hava mad* three and half million ap­ plication! for national aarvte* Ufa Inruranc* with a face valaa . . of more than 118.000.000,000 United Spanish War VaUraaa w»re told today by Bri(. (tat, Frank T. Mine*. - administrate* •f v t lin n i attain, _ '' . � 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, 1942 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, August 14, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1942; <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/706b5639c0a15cb04969c1cb1a99166a.pdf 7d5a38ea3f0f9a0703b1fc7c2617e750 PDF Text Text m x wjpi-ptW fBrw w * ? * iT.j ■ * '1-1 -m , f i n ■ . -1 ,* - a a o w UP ‘ ! fo u r ango Of Giants lahs Braves / In 6 To 4 Triumph a Jim Tobin Has Bad • Inning And Suffers 16th Loss Of Year ■ BOSTON, A tig. 12, lA I-T h e l York Glanta moved Into third • In the National league yeaay by downing the Uoaton Brave*. 6-4. a* Van (.ingle Mungo chalked up hi* flral pitching tri­ umph for hla new employer*. The victory, fifth in a row for the New Yorker*, enabled them to ttep over Cincinnati, a full gam* ahead of the Rede, who loet to the ntUburgh Pirate*. A flee-run rally in the third frame, when the Glanta » lammed of their It hit* off Jim Towaa enough to krep Mungo on top, but he had to be rracued by Ace Adam* In th* midat of a ninth Inning upriaing which pro­ duced two lionton runa. A revised Giant line-up that found Outfielder Buster Maynard at third baa* began clicking In th* third when Billy Jurgse and Mungo opened with alngle*. With one out, Mickey Wltck and Mel Otl each elngled in a run and Jebnny Mite walked. Witek ecored after an outfield foul and Harry Denning elngled two more runa home after Bab* Barna had been walked purpotely to load th* E E Pauline B e te ls Young Cleveland Extended In Net Pilot Signs New 3-Year Contract Meet F or Women MANCHESTER, Ms**.. Aug. II, CAT—Seeded playrrs re rough going yesterday in Ihe 11th annual Easel County Club Wom­ en's Invitation tennis tourney with third ranked Hope Knowles of Avon, Conn., being eliminated In th* second round and top-seeded Pauline Beta of Winter Park, Fla., extended to extra set* to get through her match Mlsa Knowles was defeated In straight »*U. 6—7. 6—1. by Mr*. Madrg* llirahaw Voater* of Phil­ adelphia. Argyll Klc* of Hart­ ford, Conn., provided the near up­ set by forcing Mis* Beti into an extra set as the nation's second ranked woman atar came up with some disappointing and apotty tennis. Mlaa Rice took the first asl, 7 -6 , but Mlsa Bed rallied to tako th* next two, 6—S, 6—4. and re­ main In Ih* competition. Seventeen - year - old I. o u 1■ a Brough of Beverly Mills, Calif., had little trouble In advancing to the round of eight. She defeated Civil Bowre of Cynwyd, 6— 9, 6—1. CLEVELAND. As*. 12. (FI— Lou Boudreau, th* Cleveland In­ dian** 16-yrar-old manager-shoH•top, has been algned to a new three-year contract extending through 1046, Club President Al­ ee Bradley announced laxt nlfht. TK* new document replaces Beodreau'x present two-year centract which was to extend through th* 1941 season. No mention wax made of a raise for the youthful manager, hut it was believed to call for more than the 176,000 annual salary Boudreau now I* reported lo get. Bradley explained that Lou would flnlth the present campetgn, hla flral In a managerial role, under th* preaent contract and that th* new on* becomes effec­ tive next year. BRAVE HURLER CALLED BOSTON, Aug. 1*. OPI-JI* Wallace, Dcston Braves lefthand­ ed pitcher, wax called to active service by Ih* Navy Tuesday and will report neat Monday for pre­ liminary training at flyuantum air baa*. He waa ordertd lo report when be sought further Instructions from Navy official* prior to to­ day's New York Glanta-Bravr* gam*. XSTIOVSI, I.MUI'X The 20-year-old pitcher voltmtv I, r d w t. Pet i h rs < s is I I ,4tl leered three weeka ago for ser­ III. I» n u i i err r b i i * i t .414 vice aa a naval aviation cadet. III I. ai si Single* by Mli* and Banning N T It II >11 liner. «l *4 104 accounted for th* laat Glanle run Cl*. it ii i n min* n u i n Hm i IU 1rmtrrdmf ih th* fifth. A walk, a double by N. V^rk * P!n*l«r» * Tobin and a alngle by Tommy •*»r l i i n * I I I N I I . I m, i | I , I Holrnee ecored two runa for Bos­ HI Isdula T I’hlfBI'* ^ ton I nthr second (<>ntr ff AflioA ■r fi•<1uIp*I | Aheed, with coaplet* lie* Mungo then ecillered five hits 4HKHII A « I.K4UIK ever ala scoreless Innings, but In ef Mint Cla— Sle* Gla. W t* |VI. « ’ l. f'rt. tho. ninth Bebby Stall led off with, N V. Tl IT «•# f»•! Dry Cla, Rem, dad Vodka. 1« «• IT# a walk ann went to third on a ____ * w l » O AS* i hl «i l# JIT Host t« SI l« l W«Bh 4# «l .III in * “ Y dfigdrif Hr* nil a fn lr r l.r Bisll ecored who walked Tobin. 1 I»4.. 1. N «» Turk 1 ill InnHolmes and Paul 1n»a| another run In, but W ashlnalrin 3. I'h lU d tlp K U 1. U ttrnlt * - l. r l . v i l i n # • * ! # !•( Nanny Fvmandai hit Into a clou0. D. FARRELL, Prop. . tarn* 14 In n ln p .) bJ« play to end th* proceeding*Phew* 9146. Math** Bldg. I. Hi tiiu l* t Tobin absorbed hi» Ifllh defeat (Formerly Beggetl'e Llq. Store) pf the traaon, compared with nine Ulumphi. Bob Pitman Will dog disposition. That la, the Army doesn’t want any stranger W A SH IN G T O N ~ sniffer*—they have to be barters or, at least, growlers, tie multn'l By JACK m m NETT j I* a cue-man dog either, because the canine sentries might bate a WASHINGTON, Aug. I I , (W| aew matter every time heV on duty. II* must bt able to. Work W ) —The Army naa finally d* | elded to unleash the dogs of war sa well at night as In the day­ In this Instance, w* are onc* time. And what Is of vital Import­ more several month* or yean be hind the Naxis, who reportedly ance, he must be able to work a* now are using more than 100,0On well under gunfire aa any of the dogs for supplementary aentry beat field trial blue ribbon win­ service and other dulls* connect ners. a * * ed with proeecutlon of the war Having answered all *hoe* speci­ Now come* the quartermaster to srtv# full recofnfUm to fications, tha dog must ala* an­ Defense, Inc., an organ swer to th* following commands Dog* for i gallon latlon of owners, breeders, train- (preceded by hla namel: "Heel"—standing stead; or fol­ era and handlers, backed by aom<of tbs biggest kennel associations lowing at th* handler’! Uft heel. "Slay"—which means "a* la” In th* country. • • t and immed lately. "Out” — which means rout 'em The Idea la to supply th* Army j and Navy with thousands of do*• out. hound. In whatever direction (about 1,000 have been supplinl the handler designate*. "Com*"—or get for papa, Bru­ to date) trained to contribute t sensitive nose, an extra pair <>f no. and don't chase any rabbits eyes and ears, and a canine aiithj on the way. If th* family purp fulfill) all sens* on sentry duty. I f Rover la a pure-bred dog the*# requirement* and 1* that (and be cap be a aha) between far along In hU training, he's one and five years old, la sound »f ready for military service end wind and limb, he's eligible for Ihe specified egent* of Doge for military duty. There are, cf Defense (they eta In the process course, a lot of additional IF*. He (or she) must be of watch- Expert Repairs League Standings Our ahop Is v e il equipped lo make any repairs on farm machinery, trailers or other equipment. of being appointed In practically •very city end town In the coun­ try—ask your veterinary or local kennel club) will put him thorugh the paces. I f be passe* their testa, he's ready for Induction. This drive for dogs to uas In modern mechanised warfare -has Its funny aide, too. It la remiilsesnt of th* (lory that Romm*], th* Natl genius of desert war­ fare, learned every basic princlpie of strategy he knows from studying th* campaigns and st­ uck strategy c f ".Stonewall" Jackson. ef Jely’ 104*. In the swwr kewae sf said Onset* se Ikla ttth b. r. wS5i at lanteed. FterMa. ^__ wiUle _ Caserntar el ralsnSar eteelka trees tie ttasa Berth* Dll* Ik, first paklleatlesi ef tale net] «(c h elates er 4su a4 shall be la wrltlaa. ass4 skill aUu th* ktaM or rwatesas* s a f psst erttee s t ln w of Ika slalmaat. and aksll he awera to hr th* aialieaat a*s*r. er atrornry, and say track ckalai er de­ mand not a« niad shall ho veld. K. a. JOiuraoH. Aa admlklairatov ef the Kauta ■( Until* HcOil). 4*c*oj|«B First publication Aagest I,"lilt. “ARCADE**^" Package Store iu x is Red Sole Nose Out Yanks In 11 Frames NEW YORK, Aug 12. |A7— Boston’* Red Hoa. striving lo Mag on to second place In the tmarksn League and keep their lOntUJIt hopes alive, carried the pTtw York Yankee* into overtime (torday and won the opener of threa-gamt series, 8-2. on Tony pIsn't f 1th Inning single, r .fox Hpghtoa, ace of the fjoetop and ( U f t went all the wav 1‘ re fk tm A Me 14th triumph ityut throo (etbmcks. although yielded ten hit* twlr# as many jh l* make oollected off Marv reu*r and Johnny Murphy. Brntier pitched fourhlt hall for B* innings, but tho Yanks had coma from behind to lie the Wt la tho eighth,______ ______ IF. TOUR T A f T I DEMAKOi THE B U I W • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • W IN ES BURK TO V I911 NICK’S PackageStore «• u n d o n u n ■ A A Coach Gator Backa HR A DENTON. Au* II, W )— Boh Pitman, who leesmr head coach at Bradenton high school last year and piloted iiolden Wava teams to every msjnr 1041-4. South Florida conference champ­ ionship, plus the stale high ach’l Irasrball title, has resigned to ac­ cept appointment *• backftald mentor and baseball roach at th* Unlverally of Florida. Chairman A. K. Ilawklns of th* Manat** rounty school board said Turaday. Pitman’s unexpected reslgpntlpn left Bradenton without a h*a<l roach, lea* than thra* wfeka before th* opening of school. No ■ucceaaor has been pWk*d.' uenTU A D ix x ilt Pesseasd. _____ n r tie e tr a TO a l l w r o i rr h a t ce**n ca *iNolle* la korsby glvaa that DLEG AL NOTICES t. Wkoolar rtlad hla riatl rsperl ■• Kioculor of tha salats or Ber­ tha Diana, daeweed: that bo filed hla ootrtloa for (Inal disckarat. M TtfK COIMT o r TUB 4«| t n • ad tail b* will apely to the jl'fMJK. ■»:«r*ni.H t x n n r r t lloaorakla It W. war*, County rL o m n *. in t m o i m t i l dude* or nominal* Ceelly. Tlaridn. In f «: K itat* of on tk* lltb day ef Asa alt ll ( L MATT IK MHIIM* |>rc#««F<l. fur approval o f oamo and for 11**1 TO Alata rHKhlTlHlH ANU P£K- dlackarga aa Raeeetar o( Ihe HONH HAVING *'I*AIITH OH HU* ••tale u l' Hsrthe D im , I k i u s S. Ma n i »h a o a in h t HAII* irJfTATIS. rbf rlat iH * ron, o r R«Rln«l and demand* *h lch a iib tr o f you, m »y hAY* th* r*t*t* *>r h U u tr MHIIII. dreasatd. IAt* of M iVun- tY, la th* County J » d « * of H#mJnut* <-aunlyt Florida., • t til a of fie* F A 1 R D A N K S -M 0 R S E D IS T R IB U T O R T o My Friends and Customers— Mill Supplies Irrlffation.SytUemp I have moyed from tho Gulf Service Station on Firal Street and French Avenue to the Gull Station located on tho comar of Second and Park. KEEP 'EM ROLLINGl y ‘ check-upl J. R ASHLEY, M mt. S T A N b A R D S E R V IC E S T A T IO N N. FARK A V L 1 will — Expert W elding Machines Ret Home e f Standard -pjgc iU oni ---------- ^ Ira ts and G E O R G E S T IN E , O w nera P A U L J. 8 T I be glad to serve STINE MACHINE & SU PPLYC0. ■m t u ir ia s to S. H. English 207 W. Second 81. I'hone 62 By P A U L ROBINSON ETTA KETT V B ^ 'I CAM O UFLAG ED NEAT. PLENTY/1 Bur WMAT& THE. ----1IDEA? t m N E A T J O B , EH ts rs s to p M HE(26 N' VVAJtX THE1MOOM/rt *HO Eskimos “Swing It" In “Hotcha" SessionH TORONTO. Aug tt. W Thsy're stringing it op In the Eskimo country— too hot * rid fast for the mount!**. Pocket* lined with cash from * bumper hunting eeeion, Eskimos flocked down to the Meckenil* river thle spring In expensive mo­ tor boate to celebrate, Their Idee of celebrating—den* inf to the Juke box ell night end sleeping ell day—pul a (train on Canada'* mounted police who had to play chaperone at nlfht end carry out their regular daytime dutiee. t)lihop R. J. Rendon, just re­ turned from e two-month elalt to the Arctic region, aald the mountlee solved their dilemma by har­ ing the government limit the hotcha (eeeion* to twlc* a month with a 4 :S0 A.H . curfew. L fS T E ^ V h iflT / D O N r r 1 l i P / a a 4 U«M I S L E T M E C A T tH V O U H A h ie iM * A B O U N D ETTA — ^ f U . B E W ATCM lN' HE 12 H O U S E / S O X3N TTT?/TO PUT C K A iV A BIG .j, M O O S ff/ lANWW<3r£5) I w o n T s s e MV ^ H L P A lN fp N O .K iC O lN J A L O P Y ■— I G O T E(2 C A M O U F L A G E D - •WAVES N 01 OVB2 \. L 7 SAND OM u 1 O N M E / W / j& N I f / N E A T f? B ACRES good cel Phone County, CtOft. LOAD OF PELTS INTO TOWN • DRIVERS AND SEE W W SCHEME/ m FURNISHED A p a r t m a n t on ground floor, private bath, front and back entrance. Nice cool HOW READY TO BET, Calif. bedroom. I I P Elm A n . ‘ wonder and Fla. Giant pepper*, . Ft. Uyora Market eggplant, Marx lobe end Rutger* tomato dunk; lant*. Largo (tacky • plant*. UNFURNISHED school*, fruit, garden . 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Buy <L |i S h W o rB o n t/ * I t h y fqy 0*y ■*; ■■■ ■ KHlnlilislinl In I DOS Planes Start Large S c a l e Movement, En gag­ ing In 31 Sorties In Last 48 Hours | l « Aaaaclata* P r * « l • U nited S ta te s 'A rra y fig h l- SANFORD. In 8 Percent Sales Tax Proposed By M a n u f a c turers It. 1912. Mrmlirr Akutoclnlcd I'r r w M S tron gly R ein forced I S. Troops Itreak Japanese Hold On lla rh o r \t T n la g i l>ri,lii(li‘ to O ffe n s iv e Agninst Solomon Islands * \ c* Maltha! Sir Hugh l - u \ S II!\ i ;T H \ . Aug 13. tA l the National Aiacarialium o f hirers tuslay prnpoard An 1" 11 L1h <Hth mlnnd air fort- fc |'« rrenl •ales U ( In auppliv l h■■ Mediterranean, for ! r« IT f hi It > r iir jf iflt r and In• « ri , it dm«n dur | -I, • It «J irroime lev let fo r w *q i ri . iMervtevt .efler h i' |. itp .-e * The NAM prugrti » Sm Si*rk 4'ity lie . .11.1 for $.17 JOtMOO.OiMl rwt». n,*‘ Sialic ha* lieen and ri o m UM! and alao a»r ggrate . hid' of \ llir^l dnllnle* . ....I k,,Hai»r> individual savings., * I k’ vd. » ho e*-mmantled the .•I \ i» Force at Malta. Eng- 1 M•diterranran He wa» ' '. I f r hi* M'rv iren M'-mi* hile, yesterday, a fN t si or plan nf * ar ftnanrinng, In* I ir hi Fat.* n III p«rrrnfc I. v and a f. i>rrrrnt withhold* •••k* » * ■ lain twfore Congreas Division Is Set I Up For Service Men s Recreation >M t* |*Te»rfitnt|ve« of the 11TlltikJ , ^' *'»* * i ham Let .4 Cn'TnmrF’T* M nmgly n u lorvm j a |'»ro[Mva«lI | f 11 .i ’*iimyligh t Having*” method 1 I .iIlrctirig individual income ■ T ii* « (ifth < Vlv.trd, chair* than cordial wtkocna, A R o y a l' ing heavy ■!« f. n*it r hatllr* ,o i |,ti< -r-wi .* th* t hikfiilHT** finance A ir Forta squadron leader id» j Maikop Oil foldI .f ‘ . |tg«**I (rnaltifk 1 *» launch •erred a fte r watching them tryjk raak . ami *1*.. w» hfa-iHHf*. Hale* And Hostess, ffrnmvr* .if ihr fl*ral fro n t" oot th tir Curt If K ittjh a w k a | »h«* Kuhan K i w i •*" mile* i King draatieallv ihr houseHom e, A nd Sports •Th t*. boy. certainly c... fl* | "< M*‘k P ■ •vi'.l trvrnue lull They did thing. will, Inair K ill, NrV L o * ^ -rd t.ild thf Senate com- ; C om m ittees Listed hawka which 1 oarer knew rouId|'“ ' ‘ " I killr'1 -*,* il i.ught to (dun fiv»* y e a r*' Slfnyrd during; thr is»t .* i h, ha done." * l f..r i* «f and l"'*t * a r fl i . i;. • .ttiiiif K)i %iiii.n of thr tn N » i i effort^ t > hndge -v . The Oghter pilot, ranched Egypt Icrhnc f fir tvlmlily thr K'lluu* < t t‘ li> arranging to aiphop-i i ..let1 1% I»d*frfi»e t’ oun two month, after U. 8 Army the Kruanoifar *n tor the H ' 1 thr annuint >4 rrvefiuaa •t.jrriMl* m rr n lln n s l He bomber, want lot* action o.rr in. • lahK ■not . . f it ii f u i r m fn and war j ■* 1 .tfh taiaii«>iv « nd t*« channel "fom ent (a*, riotin g; into the daaart and the HnUlemnran iii*. t,r*a n formed, r*|»t i Fur in thr rnnth on thr I p 4 cut ref d men me and Am .rtcan tank unit, nwranl ,p Don the RunnimiA •a1, W -nds ch a irm a n , an j i I thru li'» • rather than o|M>rai to forward poalllona lata In July figh tin g nn thr » r * t hank o f • * . •t |'amIn y Thr uinwiiritmrnt i If., H 111) mMl * Hint kmg ihfMtigh com merclal hank* altar an knltnaa training period Hv#r in thr Vorttpeih atetor li < - , |'f \\ iMi«h head the gmun »'' wi.iie led S* ■iiMii* T m meet p o s tw a r * ■ nridltlons. behind the Una. and wrrr .| « klU*<l another •Mill (fftn ia n r * r imHc hv II N I’upe, Urfenat - io - t ,.. Mt lb. I,4L• V rt.rd prvipoied that mdlvldutlar W aters A re Said Con A dopted budget Is rrlhad .a waiting Impatiently for two daya. v a-ater.la r mt 1• r m* tn. H chntrman Oil! «rvd rnrporatU’ns be perm itted ■ “wWck at tk* JartiU." , mb. ' * h armed .j- tJl ia divfaion, which rooglil* | th. tuminuted Hut F ro The plan of the » h « lo O m r jS.tMHI M ore Than dedugt up t*» Xtn percent of, lb. %t vrn r», M * rlrrted rneml»erf. '-tf piit.il mat*' F cam paign In th. Cauctaur'iv i hairiH ta tiht*r*it lc Income fop j.unrha hahiv Not In fected W wMt ' <«*•( I'iita i lin g u a >1111 i*-in bearing govan For Hit 1-42 T e r m * ri*.l \|« n= ia-,.b . d . - t t th * r a ilw a H l* ^ . V f n ' .irecp.ka Iilam# BBtlil .m i i i t i r*, j ,, fr, , one to are'ire t^oiv ment bond* Il 1 ml C .-.b 1 1 1 ,. ding 1 inrlqiiinj craaaea the penlnaula' I c e noril | H1 ' *•* t 1i « ' 1. nt »‘ C» lrtj(ltl(fii fop penrica men rev f (*li’i| i-telav I 1 !»«• In I. Mi. Ill* 1,1 weal to ,outheaat T h,. t h r " ''* . j1,-hum * A il • fiatlnrt gr fin -t i« p« • r.-* -lay I nit thr It* "V In eontmtmlcatlofu lift line AT all il.e. t c a ip w (klhfk, • R eertitlo n C *h1->r! I11g ^1 .k i 1 1 nru ** y | 'tear th »l to* \I k |. | k i" land lying north o f thr , " 'n tv I ■ ml. r the Hump »nd l ' « i " I* .,t tm , «*lilt Finfnr t range. '' “ " .1 f hi (I II. <1.. ' r-« | ■nd to It h , 1»iM«|.«n uf thf founfl haf tarl* The flftre-t of th* battle- -tiU|fAr f.,v|r r,^reatlon. < a|.t W nf e ' w dl» | mfci li­ raging in the » f t l t ’no.a»ian •»<v » ’ t t|>lninr>fj « III, Vile lib) mit TH 1 r « in the regiona d K u m k h U i ., t ummiUeea which ha • to.lb r,db.to 1 k barter n. Washington!- Aug. ia. <*■) aw « flt y fio m ile* from the l l i i k | ,t j ,,(1 under thr illv i* n• 11 I. i .Iii.nllv f mediate Only gnrarnmenUl approval la ■hot;.,,., II,,' 1 S r « naval >U tion . ( N m -'in **,.* ] .(Mutv late and h*«-t»-t„ m# Three ,.rraon. mr-luiltn,• .Ft r» \m n.Mad to gat a program under MThr 1 and Maikop, citadel .4 thfo ^ t J ho*totaliiy, social, i m i . . .a-u'V w«im«n, hftvc lu-t-fi * rtf* Mr* l 4 1 1 1 llr i V ill • la x at , 1 1" health lltc i a* may for ntltlilnr unuaed gaaolina Irt1g » I mi p M \ II club , \\ • 1 he re i« . toCage Uaka on wooden barge*. ol!l re g Ion to be invr » t *■»! t•y t U v t . |juI. \a Ir n t ant I e n t **f t« i» nt, f ffInfers « r r cottllnulng I depart re* | |IMI £Air IlftJf. tran«|Kirtation and *h fo r Afifitlier pip thr result eligible I ► « «hticit ' 1 Senator Pepper aajd. Wednesday. Invader advance. a pnikiin • * Iw in * (Mill ■>*1lI»•*I fuf M U h recent brawl In a rnadh..**Powerful German fo n t' w e re '*r vital c»nupi, all *4 « iih t y Under the propoaad plan, the Infer! e.t 4I > 1- l.l I nvvt,« ^ t,rl few in Hr* m t on ihr i b L. v v « .4 i t inf-'r -r * have a definite |mr|>o«* • tea 1mr Ml* tanka would be u.ed aboard throwing in \vn jihnld k-1 I'M ,.. . ill I■ nr t■■*. the barge* to Iran*port gaaolina menla In an atlrmid tr. !*►-, a >going to vr* that peerr-nt i -ii *1 F'd highway, thr MhrrtfC* nffi> .■ may ,a| 1 , l fr-m A \ ini f i t r i l l l l e a x r e |H **v • •- 1 la k e. p<»rtetl this morning from Florid* and the gulf to waterw ___ ay rirar Kra»Mo*1nr !,,][ iat | prove |K. •fining ti Igheal ’ the le rv ic e men who * ili >» . nf p ('m inty Fr*»*rctitlrig \ 1 1 ■• with I v I•' th# eaatam aaaboard to help rt>-, the sstrig they * rr* ‘ nul th. . match ft A If rp vf»lr*l 1 U m Um abortaga caoaed by Unk-, hare |oat 1^ lank* rt„*l » .hv, hrfr.*‘ ( ipt Wood* tlu ir,l • «.t ' <1 thr it■■11 til a* 1 I The c*.fnimf|er « , * hr ha* filr.t inf..r mat i*»n- *g-* ar linking*. 1,000 men P I »*fr f .. I1 r O c c tii , Frank Shame 1 “ Thara la arailahl* more than G llffo rd H ail luu kail# maall . 7 It* I » nn»» r»n*n uf Sanfut 1 * a hundred of the** nnuaed ator* M arga rrl K a fir** »m a -bj. . « fh* •-j'lal »hr .-1 11 T roop s M ay Co T o Higginv f it> . FrH I tv ■ 1!) I ’ n l •ga tank* la Georgia and Flori^ aisault and battery >>h 'I c • •v a e 1 , *m •I |r. I- r NVd da." aald Um aanator In a atate1 | o f WHcey S ipr*. ngain-1 f il' at by .U , nt i n Strike-C losed Plant* atwin I 'h. Mit ornit, “ and | am ra n many hun ' M 1 , h. 1. ford Hart fur alleged a« *.1 1 C’ , 1 1' v mu •I* j ' Jim’ 111 e July ir, 11 » her 1 RmirmtlAt, Red O h m , an,1 Mr* battery on Charlie Mullen, and 4rada mor* caa be found In dift' ..1 Ml ' , 1 1 F ♦ 'h»* plan f three men nf a four 111(1 W A S H IN G T O N . A „ f M t/U | A „ r)B¥i, h, „ (n............ *w im In m u l porta af Um oounlrr.” ........... I , ,| | M -» ■ ' i i mg <• i •ggravate*! apaault charge agan 'll a -totm* ■4 I be IimmI 1 bib v* 1111 • —Chairmen William II of Anvon, Mh„ w(, h„ , now cm u I i i Fh Rkhard X. PhUpott and A. H. 1 ■■* be • a id , 1 'U 1 Min|m-I ing ngnirvrl to * " • Um W a r U-jor It—r-t In.luata.ll , rrik r ml,nig 1*>••*( f* ■.urn ■ R ayford Karlepp. whn 1 * alb g i i, f, * a 'PMlpott, of‘ “Tampa, and • id He t•» * “ nd * . T, today after a While Him-' ,*>r>- n,)llr, ", --I. in run to h a ve p I * M mh| Hi (nr* in ' 1 tr*p |M>r f nr in* r * in or w f„,. * **A p -n e .,1 | util It.,* 0 rock a, of JackaaorUl*, era aroptf 11* . i Ir 1 lb* *. l-> * «■ h • 1 f a r, airmach, faience Uiai lrf»p * miaht i* m-„1 IdfuO/' I'a pt, 'Woods * »id wtrtirlinii Inlag with Pepper og Um Ida* fr , ...... * f * »■. ■■> ib«n *» T h f thpee whn w rrr ait« ■ *U,,Jf 1 f -<tIfIto poaplhlv I " ^W* lLaTa contacted on* of lb* to Um airike^k>»r,i <»**n**rnl > able 11A*. ♦ . .♦ thp i . • 1' | a fte r the aliefrattnn Mart lake, Iwi .1 1 *. la Flor- Company plant at lUymuii- v J.. -1. 11 ' >aM,'ll be * . . t i •■ 1 F a rlra i and M argaret Karle-* grent chan, • find that ih ay" hl'V*'I ■ » ! « * aufkera rn.l ihm. of . f ,1 * J h a* i-■ ■ * ...... out on hail O fficer* «(4 l ing vm-bi-l or,l,'r 1 " ! m i c h I Person 1' n e t ’s artllab l# a r m m a to ik o f long-i °* " 1’ a i.hed 1 rn. . , . -,a 'lo o k in g for the m i*«ing ka*U J * — raady - * *to cut w i f i IrgtHic. the ifuiHiiii ' leaf yellow phM tott to 1., 1 11M 1 •1 1 M a n H l a u ^ n t e r ( h a r ^ o ’ Tb# raae wtn mmr .1 into 1 ink■ and they o Ij rv-*„ ' , r mmI •Ilf, . i October lo r n nf R o o sevelt W as A t * u. i J i T ! & * , ! ; ' K . ,: p 1* \ I Mr. Hprrr .aid OKI ANTMi, A,If n I arat Iona," Pappar aald. -' H D u rin g F ig h t! Local L^kes Ar? Assumed To Be Xi( Safe To Swim In Roy Williams Tons Shooters W'ilh 28h:tlll) County Teachers To Get 5 Percent S a l a r y Increase, » rba• . Informations A n j Recorded ^Against ■ Woman And 3 Meni I Fewer 1Mil n * i >»■» ha 1 » « u n i t (J ■hi v-.i i bril ’ b ,p. 9 \, . r r»4* " breaks India: lurl icc I r I I. ,a id i tin 1 U rges t s Tanks On Wooden Barges M llt.lt ! Com pulsory S a vin g s I Clan For In d ivid I unis Is S u ggested OSltion Urfroet and . r . ready In pitch, ( h„ „ . k , 7„ m(1„ MUih, „ hto Marshal M l r f«,r t I „ f ^ .boUl ............ fererr sJ«>t ’» « * UnRod S '* 1' ' , f,nm ,hr rim Gro.ny ml l,*dd. Unk* and bombtr., It w a . rc | lh r lhll. . Ir .... vaalcd ta il n igh t ^ , Unuin* then hani drive a.mii Ttia U. S. Array Air Furr# reg -j ward along the northern fnrig, olan and r t i f l t i officers iw all-j of the f'aura*ian innunInin* td from etfll purm lU go t a more* The Uni *i..iy **• « i«II *igt T M IR S D A V . A l l i l S T “Devil - Dog” Marines In Solomons Beat O ff Furious Counter - Thrusts M alta H ero in l!.S. Red Army Holds At A p p ro a c h e s To S ta lin g r a d ! Zy ’ In .T T .™ ans European fra a l la rge G erm . n . Punch .. > iH ole K a le fo r the fir s t tim e, en-i I N ear g a g in g in 31 operational itor-t Im portan t Raihvnv ties In the past 48 hours, U. MOSCOW, Aug n, iA*>— C.rr S. E u ro p e a n h e a d q u a r te r s an man tfiMvp* hav* punched nnothinou n ccd to d a y . F i g h t e r hole in • Kuftaian po«lti(ini mind, squ adron * fly in g w it h th e the Ko*tnv Baku railroad in if R A F m a d e th r e e s u c h f l i g h t * Oierkeaark area, hilt the l£* m r Um French rent. ZO wrrr army l» holding firmlv on '* mlutoni ovar the >»« and right approaches to Stalin ;rml. M. **r* Interception tortlra off thr S o v ifU innutinm l l«wta» > "In the are* o f Chrrkr*»k ou< English coral. I troopa have retired In new |k i *< F L O R ID A . ' i, I'f 1 > - - f 11*111 . n .iP g ,»m ■ |11«1,V Il .»• J. Phllpott and Brooks ar* raady to Start conitructlon of U m bargra Immadiataiy, Um aanator aald. Army anglaimg.' ha axplalned, hat* MUolatad that ,*0 of tha Ml* atoraga Uaka could be oof on a aIngle wooden barge, thu, — kw.g pooail' Iran*porta-1 m l * of oil M .lC S Midway WASHINGTON. A„ie i 'AV — Th* Naty conlirrur'l ’mla> -hat MaJ Jamrp Rooacrrll . I tho Marin**, the Prraldrnl'- , ideal at Midway T«l»"d dirIng Um hettlc o f >1 „t«ay In early Jon*-. No forih rr rnroner’p jury here ve*ter-i* ■I ----- — City A ffa ir s O f N e w the inpie*t uf [inugla* (in 1 "• N ervo u s Clark (ia h lf 3n. of Orlando, who died J , Sm yrna To lie P rob ed as a m u lt of an acn.lmi 1 ii1 E nlists As P rivate ndpahla neglifffwt on th. part I T A II \ Ma m i n ig 11 (>lb S r r \ i c e s F o r L e w i s ' of Sira, Mattel IteUa of H»nf >»fd LOS ANGELES. Aiur H 1’ I II 11It., 4 \S p-jriPPria) and rrcommmtlM aha b» hrM f” r — A ncrroun Clark Gable V " J■■•Ig nr I K im in i W ill H e H e ld •i * VM*. 11IP V \|! *r m )f fl « tha a rand jury nn rh»rg>. .if ■aid* th* waallh and fan,' W , I ,v r t * t f * * -* ,4 k it* I*itmito t f » , in a*b MaiuUuahlrr In connrcUw »>>h Hollywood Wedneaday to eoli.l Volutin I" "Milimir an in1 > I . ii *P| VfriP'H f..r U w l.| ........... that Grlaanm h tj been drum* a trork on lh* Sanford lllg h »»r in i Rrmtnole County on Apr. II at Um time of the accident whrn it DaU>‘ M aliag-d that ---- .Mr*. ----- ---- tar (track the truck and lum r .1 it What may b* the la»l |,„hl« appoanmc* for some lime nf tool of thousand* of feitii",,mcrrl* fans look place In the hi ■> ~ ' building, with half a f 1--■ro|>od off ami guanled In ,n*n<» •ral month* hi! " mb* Nrw Hmyr til Rpai h i l l ) -4f r.i r • Htatr AM*>in. i Muna»- S a m i of De|jtfl*l will Iraki, plarra with Qvepitrppt kbirutg ih r apiignmwity whirh V* HI la. f.»r ..op week beginnlnp nrvt Mmvlav i" i to in. i1|p»| patly Wptlnp* ....filing at hi* home Ml 301 F, SvpmiF w ill be held Frii f i ' iibNtn at fi IHI . Vlivck at i I . t. k *>i?! Kunpml Home Rp J.i Itr.p.k*. J r , will rom luri . m u *. llu rial toill fo llo w ) mi|l, ., f.. t !., m b Ft it Ml « >U .,|>i ngtr I '»’ g -iiffrtf, to,II be I Itel«| i, *,*I -1. *1I11* t •4 In* * -•h i i <»; . *■<I., b.l I an* . .'.fig I. ii.. vlHl. «n,| K*'4rr»l > .trir*! ii 11 111*Ina -,..-I t#. . ■ lift.(pi night 1 ' t ..nl ml I'f.l.a , fl r. .. f in .. If *1.4. g.,% f Ml v rtoJ*I lollil I Ift •I I hr Sirtfr |f.pit r I fibeuit • t lID * • r •n r r f, r.,|. I i. ti.#- Ib.at.l that • , .». ,i, to In, h a|| ,i, j •b.k'tbl l»p trtkptt "• 1 hr e** ||, ,.ff f b. in, t' l|i, ,| Mial nf !•*!•• I ' in th. II n m • u ri'l Th# Rviug i-ai lii*f • fit) toaW 11,1 .-iiiglii Tb« Ib.rtf'l nrr Ppt p*| ii.*- f« ** te ^I V I h,<:i*.,| w. fk. f* toii |kP | n ull'" - <4 Ml** Mnry N irk rl <4 mtt *4 rhv < I. i i ' i* i itr mill* thr Li.ifTif High *■. hfH.I him! Min* .•toritrtl h) ■1- ' I ' ' , "'lllllkflS 1|P Ih.r^tb) Nriiifnr4 S#-miii*,|«- High Rif U 1,1. t i.* •i 1 « hk'in a rr mini. » « ,i. hrr li'M v * '4 «L | bile I n * i Ii k' 1 Mn •* r* n' Lsi-igipen Ometrry P Gabf* listened Intently a* C..I Mr Klnani whs a rpBlflrnt o f Aftor th« accident, lha io'iurat Malcomt p. Andrut* read lh. . ,1v f,<r db yrar* and WB* brought but that' the truck had Army oath. Birth ■tati*tlr* i bn * tin t titiarllira and Oriaaom had M r/»M.f03 ( mu . ill rnttaxeit In farming. II* ruplrta appeal Tho acraen •Utr'a hand Tha*, ha^daSrU,' _____ Grrmadf raoglit .o , Jo year* n|d f hti.body burned, Ha •baking nnUceahly •• bp j 1 NrtU ■at andura “ tamnorarily 1**1 |C-h<• a f '4 Mill- V''Ml 'tokM g I Mil 111,|' to limn to ,i h, j* to My **! do" in • half >" liii rn lia y t/> Mt « f brut inc Ufkioii, Mr* ' u nt il hi* a. T ,- t s ’ ir»,lH) The K m ir 4'iair an.I Mf* Marga rrl | 111l l i i A r* Afterw ard ha ^ * " * W1M * «"> * up lor ton " ■ t * * 'H|? u f ' * ’ r m o n e C o l t s—’“ Si'r hand. »tli bo! (MjrtUon o f th* Stale attorney A L O O F FtfO M n t i l l T l N G * li, il 1•k •lay . t * i i . to H ir H P i»4 t W ("b ill (tr i m l pal nf • hut v • 11 'Ll 1 to . f . ,*ik.-n t m la y , again, we ■H*n **4 U * Grand Jura of 8emln,,l# thr |Mtkr Mary .Hrh.wil for 10 that an.wrr to Coaaly at tha Falf la m W A S H IN G T O N . Aug 1.1. ,d' yrar* w-a* atklmlnlrM hra.l n f Utey deer,e»."l, Circuit Court In Newam bar. — Am erican armad force* are Fir* Cla»* I II Seminole CoOn- r-»t,f,rale*. I**ue<] hy tha City, man High Srmwvl tn •rrvr until T a x Hill May K ill IMA* solely to pro* acuta Ihr war thr r r t u r n <4 |*rnf J W W pIU, * 1 . 1 . wilt be presented (n the ty men, who wdl leaee Friday " th* A lt* and hare . ------------------Hig A irp lan e P la n t Jr, •tf lh.’ t niteit Stair* Army to amid acrupuloualjr any morning for lodurtion Into the <tf aft*p» ,w! Former Sanford Th- pcrxina whn donated clg- Mr* W I Hartley wn ap(K>int I ' ' a. la Internal trouble. United State* Arm y at Camp W ASM I M , IO N Aug 13. t teacher at Ly­ Btata Department *all Blaadlng, Will each be glean a a—Hr -arton* war* Arthur Yow- e*l (mirth gr it I s 'D ea d II K fklAIlk-'l uf Seattle, 1. A Shriner »a » named 1rarton of clgarettaa, donatad by ell. J I- Inglcy, Earl liny, E. F. man W ash , toll! ihr Senate Finance tranaiHii ter for the I jl V p Mary *AC« of American total rltlxana. Mr* V F. Houa- Ilnu.hijldrr and Roumlllat and t ’mum it Ire in « flutter ing voice Poat- aehfMil 1* India, lh# department holder, head of th« Dafansa Anderson’* Drug Store. th.*F the jHinbng revenue W 11 Ballard, r e c e n t l y a p p o i n t ­ tnflay la primarily to ahl Connell Send-Off Commlttao for rard*, with th* addraaa of a con­ lea man, announced today a* tributor on each, will bo IncludoJ ed by Governor Holland to the bill "pm balijy »uu lil eml the f i * _____________ urged city and county real- In ihr gift package*, and tha lloanl filled hi* poal for the flm t i»te n re" of the Hoeing A irc ra ft Corp.. which manufactures danLa to "coma down and lira tha boy* will b* axkad to writa a time LAUNCH BIGHT B lu rs irif fnrttetaca" ami other mill* f*w word* and mall th* card* t good eand-off.” tar y e*iuipment lie pa 14 ihri P lIKEBKEU b u l l s . man. Robert Reltx, Cl*r- back after their arrival at the U. coin pa ny. o f which be i« trea *l i f ­ foreG. Erlckion. Thoma# Lt camp. BUSIINKLL. Aug. IS, (Special) er, would have to turn ovar TT.TS t No aparts! tend-off program i TrtMtt I , Ben — Sumter County stockmen P «r rent o f the net proflta (fl ha* been arranged. Molrbaad, brought In 3& purabrwd bulls dur­ taxes if the bill becomes law. on Aug. 28. when ■ I s m | Draft Board __________ ... a* . ing the pa.l month for building laara by b«a A0 will laora hen. s com pitta Th# Arm y .lo c k . I.Z d iff.r a n j up Ihalr hard., according to Coun­ tar. In addition to Um gram will |M presented, al.e* uf *h<*e*. ty Agmt Carl Hendrick.. , fancy eerrica mao'. Hnu.holdcr it ated. aha wagaa war In order to It, got In order to yirld to Gifts, Donated By Local Citizens, Will Be Given Draftees Tomorrow ffl.' . r . . ____ -— •*-‘l| If 1 X �I * J * ’ THE t h is Tha Sanford Herald I* full nf cursing and ilrerit and fraud. Under hi* tongue ia mischlaf and vanity. Psalm- 10:7 h e r a ld , s a n f o Ii d , F l o r id a * Pierre Esprit Radlsaon snd Medant Chouart. French rvplorets, wrrr the lin t white men known to have aet fool within what la now Mlnnrsot*. M»TirK o r A rrL irA T io e m u TAI Il K M U . Ida. lo wli: HU V* of tvuw of .N KU \rs «r .n wu -r Nut* «r * nrv* II. I V w n g h l p t l Hc.olli. li a n a* II VU m »• A rrti TK# • i m m u m h I o f th# » n M p r o p . • rly umlar |hr u M r»rllflca(r ie#u»«t * m In Ilia nama «*f Unknown U n l t M M i l « # r t l f l r » t # » h a l l Ua radaamrd irf n r« 1 ln r to l » w , lha pro perty e e *cr ib# 4 t h . r . l n w i ll be k ' M in the k t a b . r i bi dde r at thi F i e r i b ou se d o er on l b * t i n t Mon d if lu the month o f tteptember. lilt, wh ic h la i b e ti h d a r fr.t-t.mber, t a i l l u t e d I hie <lh d a p of A s g e e l . tail . rksptee IfSST ar IMA ih nr.iir.iir g iv e n . I . Mlaa Camilla Ltnufauiat U vlit ^ lU t e brr .later, Mn. T. S. Cop*. ™ land. In New Smyrna. SPECIAL SALE K i M E N ’S SUM M ER SHOES After thr iiivi'siigatiun o f D»r • Pearl Harbor dlaatUr, h© wa* promoted U» the rank of aerffmntThen hr was sent In the Army'* principal signal corps school at Fort Moninoulh, N. J-, whrr© hr rrrriitly was coiiiiiilssionad ©a a, second lieutenant Nunn Spring CropH In State Exceed Goals GAINFRVlI.a.r:. Aug. 1*1, (Bp,, rial) Florida furnished a larger supply of vegetable* in tha Pond t * r l ranlom program this spring Ihan Secretary WirknnJ hail rail#•1 for in the gtutl* aet up ©arly thla year, it wn« reported by \V. T. Nettle*, chalrnian, and R. II Howard. »«cretary, of the A gri­ cultural Kitriision Service d©feti«V goal* committee. Carlo! ship Freemnn 8.75 Value Freeman 6.85 Value. Champion 5.85 Vnlut* LOOK FRESH AS A ©A1SY rlolhm problsmn. C all M l U K I today for m fs, economical C k sn in r. r * f U ' A X IE 'l I L M i S f i l 220 Mn*nolln Avc. • V- ’ . --------- Word haa been received that UepL frank Chaae haa arrived ekftly at an nvaraana deatlnation. a ,Mr. and Mra. Alfred Leo Stine Wand Mr*. Georye A. Stine .pent today at Daytona Bench. r Myron A. Meyer of Norfolk, ▼a. la ipendlng a few daya wlQi Ma* mother, Mia. R. T. Horn- IVEY’S S E M IN O L E U l u* lake rare o f your i \ t > v •Mr*. D. L. Bulloch, mother of Mn. E. W. Jeter, la aariuualy III • la,Cordelt, Ga. ... 4.50 .Value Star Brand Sgt. Edward Be IdIn ia th* honae neat of Billy Ward, t t t Scott Avenue, Mayfair. M i . A rt. Jamea Key* la vlalting f Hr. and Mra. R. W. Reeve. In Dtranellon for a few daya. $10.00 Value KtiHh CaUn W rifkt U vl.llln* frhtMU in Tampa for a few day*. rt. f . A. Urle and her two hter* plan to leave soon foi tdelphia. Pa. to make their P lu m * H«1 • Pvt. Henry R Lnngwall ia viaUKtg hi* parent*. Mr. and Mi. Henry LnngwrII, »nd will return Sondsy to Fort Jackann. 8. C. Putting IxiaferB To Work Tin* iicoplt! iif Tcrrull County, Cenrifia, have i-iiliMt-d W W hearta give »ar in thf I tho law to compel nil uble-bodied nw-n to work, nl li-n.l black of rilirhi To Umi Iraiifporl'* dmiiMl fan- 1ilurlnu the croii-KulherlMK Muon. Ity invoking ilir nnti- A n <1 Ih e lr ,p r » y e r * heard .h u ll We Will Sell and (live Immediate t>eilY*ry » * M * lal Ulilr f lamp*. Onn I bed known him *• a gang l i n g . baahf uL. ■bs/Ctyitl (“ 'F * ^ hadn't *et eye* on him for years ||r apologised for troubling m» and far hia anp*arMlee; he wss ..... Ul at ease Since I had lari ' RCCtt him hr had (naitifd *ml now had a chlLl with another on t f" r |the way. With no special train I lug, he waa In th* data wo know j n. “ common laborer" and he w». out of work and In debt. '* “ l II* liad ben trying to ,f* » at the Tampa Bhlpyani*. They I w*r© puitln© on m#n t t ir y d*y ' ha mighty hawk such dismay, >nd sober Itor-e. heads and neigh. • that shake eau.es Ui.tr GERALD UAFTERY Tn* I*m|»© I rilitiiir rrf.-ra i«* Hamilton Kifh ©i tho "him * ) ini hraullfuily i.j • uraiiHi -ahadr. ChcVawytwrr livrng'Toonri'ifi n ii.-; l I lolld piece© Washing Machines I> lJ N C A N - P H ¥ r e S O F A S LO U N G E , CHAIRS BARREL COFFEE TABLES I'^ID TABLES HERE'S A N E A T I Irak* for grand convenience. Wiln u t veneered lopat 8 0IH con­ struction. A muat for any home! DESK C H A IR Sturdily Drop Leaf Dinette Tables built, with leather grain seal. Walnut or Mahogany flniah. $21.45 up .*■» ■** ' fe y Specially Priced $8.10 rtnlful furniture for porch inla Ion Humiher comfort Mahogany Finish as Sketched Cheerful Credit Gladly Arrangedt Now that everyone ■deem to th* fabric tl prohibited regroovlng, Living Room tabic, atylad to do doable duly by extending |p <©cn«imodate B pernom. for dining. G ' - J dmlral Tojo Is rumored to I been wc unded In an atjt*d ass* Mi nation. Evidently |ht with his toga down. Platform ROCKERS i* to be ol t offenalv*. ing hi* gratitude to mo he rush*d home to Ull hi* wtfa at his good fortuna. Harare) daya went IrUUh (re mortally afraid by and I aiaumed. of coon*, that mdhl will atort a hunger cleaning ditch**, a nd doing work preparatory to plantli ettpa, according to Oounty B. E. Lawton. to my J<o f f l * ? * ^ £ very ilmpl* cur* In the agaTn" aererel Injection* of rifle roontally tiek with emrar. II* On lecond thought, miy- had b**n to tho union ball time time (gain only.to be told "O n T boiuf £ gtvy. and there was no work—they weren’t putting anybody on. COUNCIL BUYS BOf BARTOW* Aug. I I , (R —Members ef the Polk t Homo DemewtoaUmt Oena rently pvt their, savlngd war saving* bond, accord If be doe*, we can out- w eeks v la ltin g Complete with Inner-apring out Blonde Waiaul A Maple finish. GKNUINE IMPORTED : Th r f i r -1 N O T IC E T O I ' l III It • , >m anil .*( i • n-«|» i1, • ' M . Ib M IM .I 1 -It 1('( \ •! Mat P n t t e ti Irs. A. J. Peternon PresideH At Meeting 1 IIF Sitiirt ia hi o ) \ *:•» ••• d’ -d 1•I .. \\ 1 * »'• * ** * - 'L M il II _______________ A--------------------— . The F L O R I D A H O T E L A N D C A F E N r« Nl.iHeiRrntnil \\ i l l Mi .i Ucilm .-it IL ilr-.. < '"-1 Itm im - \ml N r « Hi tl*» I iimmI H o m r 1 tHtkcil 1 ike 1 lout t1 e t- M e e t — .). I,. & .1 \. Childrt'. Mu is. lU lh rela © * Therun Madden arrived yeater W eds Sgt. Spiwak day frum Weahington, D. C. end llyatuvllle. Md. where be ha* Mis* Jan ire Mnes, daughter nf U »n visiting relative* for the twit two week* Mr*. Pearl Mo*, of Jstkennvillr. *nd Sgt. Morris Sptwsk. »on of Mr. end Mr*. J M Spiwek of ©t I©dl©nU)wn Jacksonville, were married by lo tl»© aUtloo Rakbl MarrSila Bunday et the home of the bride's aunt uncle, Mr. end Mrs. B. Berk'. 14(1 Belvedere Avenue The bride wore e (tunning to­ mato rod sports suit with white acceeeorioa. She carried white roe* buda on her while Dit>le Her attendant. Mlaa Bernice Berk of Jaekaonrillc, chose a white J*rn frock faahionrd with a full IT TIMES T O D A Y Iskirt. Lieut. Harry Lasrts. who la stationed at Fort Bragg. N C , attended th* bridegroom M n. 8plwak was graduated from Seminole High School and haa boon raiding In Jacksonville for the past two years Sgt. Bplwakis stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. Following the reremony. th» eoople left for a short trip to points In the state Yesterday they visited the bride', relative., Mr. and Mrs Joe M-». Sum­ merlin Avrnue. Bundles For America Plans For “S en d -O ff ­- »r1*» s mrrr n »»»••»• i.* »■ • ntnl in • Miss Janice Mohh Payment Whatwicvcr lt«|ulr»d In H^tyleniber Date of Purchaae—October Idth HOLLYWOOD BEDS Persona who don't com* to Florida next winter can atay home and fr a s * . dar­ nn - two ln Au,tlu,, — N« Money Hceiulred T il Duo Mr. and Mrs. C U. Rudd •mi •oti. Inland, and Mlu Bcmicr Edmondson have relumed fnim Bcllwood. Ala. They we re ar cumpanlevi home by Mrs. Kudd'i and Mia* Edmondson's sisler, Ml** Mildred Edmondson I i M L Wright. Jr haa l>een or tiered to foreign service. He rr vlalting Mr *nd Mra Georgt rently com piete*I training ©a i hospital corp*man at a navy ho* Kitting pital in Philailelphia and hia ad Madden le ft Wednesday dreaa Is M L Wright. Jr.. 11 A on f< r p o in ts in G eorgia 2c, c o Postmaster. San Francisco nth C a ro lin a w here he w ill Calif INiwn I’armcn' Required Payment Whatmicvcr Itcqulrcil 1vO Art 1*1Ir Imuw and 'heir ( Mlaa Ann S t in e ia expected to rw io m thla evening fre.m F o rt l^ u d e rd a lc w here she haa been lection and Say “Charge It.” A W HOLE Y E A R TO PAY! TOO LATE TO. CLASSIFY TThousand* of man work »l Ihr •qipyanla, and Other thousands A n t to work lhar*. Before they rari even THY In g * * )"*» “ >•' mint |>ay trlbata to annie union bd» It I* tx* CuaranUe- they will get a job, but lh a * tidy iflmi represented In "Initiation fees" are needed to "p r»U «l »• bar', gains". ^ I have triad to « » • « » • »*>«• tail by egplalnlng how sriucb worse off h* mlan* bg. They might have put him to work. Mid him tools and working cloth**, assessed him for a lot * f other things ami Ihen. after ha'd work r«l © wr#k or ©u. find hi* M rtkv* weriyno longer required. I went lo a friend who l» reeognlterl a* one of the lop men in the rank* of organised labor III Florida a m*n wno ha* *erv e>l a high official In the Slate Federation, t told him the story Just •* I have told It her* Hr was sorry, but didn't have anything to do with ItHe couldn't do anything about It. • .Mr*. James L Underkoffler el Bauderton, Pa. has arrived in •pend a few days with her par kmU, Mr. ami Mr*. II. C. Mor J uhI (time in— Make Your Se­ *11 I- - Al. liKAIIAM Social Calendar MU© Marjorie Hudgrs return i T h r group a n » t r • chain H *1 Wednetdey from J©ck©on©UI* Till* BSD AY I ic r t.. \1r« II I M r M u lle n . C » • Here the ipenl three weeks si ! Thr T” *n*en«l (Tub will m ift, i lomloa S o u th America and M ra . the rueat of Miss Helen Phillips, in thr Court House at H:00 P. I|John h a it r r . Santa Ana. C a lif . •ho formerly Heed In Sanford. M . I. I’ llsgsn. president, pre- jI both f fin e r rla a * m rm l*e r* O th ! siding The public is invited to I. er a r t m l i r * in r lt n lr il tfra w in n Mrs J. W. Yarbcrough of Gen­ attend res end Mrs. Roy Tillif retum.d • Thr Chiialisn Builders Cists,I " P o l l \ a n n a *" ami hoMing a “ w h ite 1 elephant" * a lr yesterday from North Caroline of l hr First Christian Church Ai tha- «'t*nrlu»i«*n of the* l*u«i where they hsee been spending a j will meet at the home of Mra. neaa Mi** Beatrice (iamblr. ■«» eirttlon. Georg* Townaend. 1305 Sanford boat • •• ,ta»i«trt| Mlaa KmwhllM • A ' emir, at 8 00 P M In •• n ink* rrffrahmrnl* t«» thr Amoni the peraon* from San­ FRIDAY follow mg mrtnhrM Mra Hrailry ford who attended a Kali faahlon tj Sanford fllu rn i are asked by OcJharn Mr- Walter Fealer Mra •how In Orlamlo Turtday wenr •the ministerial asst»clation to eh- ( John I l.re Mn Nell StnpBnjr. Mi** Elltalwth Leffler. Mlu , terse i « o minutes of prayer each | i ! Mr* J n Phillip* M f Kffie Oleda Dyaon, Earl Jrter and Kir­ 4av at n**«n III. II Mi*a I I r i m t ia r n r r am i by File. Thr playground—*>f Southsida If la * Y r r a l-m lg r Pnntar) School willA>c open frum Tha Sr|i|rml»rr inerting will he Mr. and Mra. W M Thlepen , P in A M to 11:45 AM under have returned from Soaton wnerr .the direction i f Mrs. Isr* Samuels. Ht th. ho m r of Mra M ra ilry O il hain on Twrntirlh Strrrt they visited their mn. Enalfn 5ATURDAT Billy Thlypen and Mr*. Thlypen. Sanford ritisrua are asked by They alto *pent a *ho*t time with the ministerial association to ob­ Sugar Ration Quota retatlvea In Tarboro, N. C. serve two minutes of prayer each day at noon. Will Remain Snme mm Mr. and Mrs Alfred L*« Stlnc. All bovs and girls of Junior who have been visiting Mr. ' High Scnool age may join the WASHINGTON. Aug 1.1. ' 1** Stine's parent*. Mr. and Mra. 'Junior Commandos (Junior Waste —Con m i no r* m«> raped *» lr * 't IIIS K O IM M l 1 KD Georg© A. Stine, will return to I Wardens I at the Woman's (Tub at a* much •ugMr f> i thr first ntor A M their home In Clarion. Pa. to­' 9 month* of I'.il.l *> the preeent, i » \ » t \ m > v .■ t • tSUNDAY morrow. » -h-. f l.K©|f« » (*••- • , Sanford citlsens are asked by ba*w rntioti« thr tip A **ld today, Job"pri'tblol thr «hipping oulltMik ma> ln (M t»n b *iti the ministerial association to ob­ • •* h »sI ih 1»vI *e i •«(.»*• serve two minutes of prayer each dor* M.-t tnkr a radical turn #*»r rat*' thr v*-if *r " Thr t»a*ic ration f«»t ini- •• •».. f •••i.i.lMh Dwi i day at nmti. h it** hold ron*0hicr* now is eight 5©i| •*•*•* e oirti “ f.'f ©Lltllk 1 MONDAY 1 ,oiti. • m* • • »• •• *• The monthly business amt In- ouno • a wr-rk and 70 prrrrnt of In .» ih ,<t •• •I nail nal meeting nf the l*rea- thru |'»41 u*e for imlustrlal r,| • h> ter tan Women'* Ausdiary will w l«r hcl.l n1 Ihr rhtirrh at .1 30 I* M U. S. Army Private In ' • 1 l»M»,4 Th r plat ground of Samthside ... | .......... 1 * l>et . I't imar i Srhind skill be open from KnL'Iand I.s Act|uitte<ii Ih*i •• ns. .•». !. . • ..II. • i Ji in A M m I I 15 A M under Mi l ». *;iw ianu '• IN B R IT A IN , .the direction f Mrs l^e Samuels. j S t i M l W H K I l K Amr MTindVirr.te iic;-;*irnhr r,TT purpoac. Ilcrt-nflt-r loafer* had better k Iv*’ nil Tern'll rmintj In wide In-rth, for otherwlae they will have the rhuicp ol ifoinit to jail on vairranta or jrolnE Into the field, t*. work Whoa. tide-horn** thiMight* i We could do with aomcthlnir of that in our own .-ouivno other choice •try and city. A luivure ahortavn nf Inlxir in unliiipaled Than In follow «*ii to Whose anlc reply I*. t»*e t i when full crop plant Ihr time arrive*. If thr* u*unl ifroti|iv port'* volcr of Idler* call lie found then, or any loafer* who canuol fa © prayer for vii-tory* prove vlalble mean* of aup|>orL they ahould Ih- puked o f I n the dim med-out tow n there are by the officer* and Riven n choice of workiiiR on the farm/ or roIiir lo jail. There i* plenty of law In luuk *uch u troub led h r s r t * T h a t are brave tw-yoitd i h r w o nl htimd. In n country enRnRed in a Rreal war I here i* no W h a n ih e n ig h t rtirn e * iln a ii s f i i l room for vujrrnnt*.— Bradenton Herald. the sh ip ib jin r t * F r id a y - S a t u r d a y S P E C IA L S Plat-* v a rrr ma#la f r a Inrjrcl*Telephone MS rtale art«l pirmr by the inentbfr* of lha l'hilath«a rll*i of the Fir at Baptmt Church vahrn thr) met at tha homr of Mm Kliialn'th 1 Franklin »»l 1 Myrtle Avrntr M«*r»da> rtrntni E ditor hoepltal wher. he ruc.nl went an operation. Clerk Clrantt Court. fierolnole County, rio rtd a . F L O R ID A AndPersonal Activities C O G B U R N , Society O P. imuVDOM. (H E A L ) n o t ic k T h a i II f» l l s a a n and J . % Ko rln »r holder of T a i r 'a r l lf lc a i a Ko. H I , laauad III* 3rd day of A sfu il A I*.. | t l « . haa filed as m# In my n f fl ra and has mad* appllratlon for a i a i d*^d In b# laauad there* oft Hold r* r ll flr aiw embra ce * tha f o ll o w i n g daaeeltaed p r o p a r l f In lb * I’atiniy o f Hl ala of Flor . IO R IE R O S A H E R A LD . SANFORD, Philatheans Meet At Franklin Homo Kial T H U R S D A Y , A U G U S T 13, 1M2, Pearl Harbor Hero Stationed In State Affain, The Cry Of “Wolf” Like the “enemy" plane* that were reported by Army officials over San Franclaco month* ago, the latent *curo In the form o f arrowi* and what-not pointing towards vital defense arena, nlao reported by the Army, haa now lurried Ctrl to t>e a miatnke. Plowed hillaidca in the (hope of a direction pointer and aacka of |M>tatoea in a field arranged ao that nn ohaerver overhead could tell where a certain alrcruft fac­ tory waa located, were "dlacoverad" by Army Air Force obaervera, ao the atory went, and It waa announced that "proper action" had been taken. Veatenlay, (icneral Hugh Drum, in commund of the Eaatem area, aaid the whole thing waa a mlatake and that nn Inveatlgntlon waa M u g made. So all the fear* ind excitement created by thin bungling of information were unneceaaary. and the public haa aubjected again to the try of "w olf." It M-eina to tin that thi* aort of thing la no nnaor matter, that the |M-opli- ahould not l>e given talar informa­ tion with thn inovitablH raault that aoon they won't iwln-vr anything. The attitude will eaally develop that wbeu aomething hnneat-to-goodneaa hap|>ena It will In- wnved naide with a altrug of the altouidar* ami tin- nnonn-nl "Juat another fairy tale." We don’t know who la raaponalble for atu-b unfortu nate releaaea nf mia-iuformation, but it la aerioua t-noogh for the hlghcr-upn to take poaltive action to prevent any recurrence. Once the public ia convinced that jt ia In-iny "kidded along" and tliat It can't depend on the ne.wa givet, WEDNEHDAY. A l'G . 11. 1»42. out by the Army, then the field for wild rumora ia with often and the country will h* deluged with the nnat fantas­ S1BLK VERSE FOR TODAY tic ntorlca. Thla la one time when Information re leaned to th-. BU T HE W ILL 11A It SI HIM­ public ahould Ite unlmja-achable. There ia nn place in thU SELF MOST OK A LI.: Ill* mouth war for diahoneat and inaccuraU* re|Mirting. aan fo b d H A N FO R D Msmbers ef the local tlundles tot America at their regular BMtting F r i d a y afternoon disnsssed their activities In "Send­ ing o f f rn»n in th* srme.1 forces and It waa reported that the • rganltatlon haa given attractively wrapped carton* of rlgsrettr. to twa men who left to min the navy last week. The women plan to nil other packages'with candy, nst* and cigarette* for gift* to Mcvlea man. Firm the Bundles for America booth at tha Fourth of July telebratier, th* organisation realised 117.87, while from a lag day 0— dagtld recently 1(7.71 wag Mterod to furnish a day-room at tha Naval A ir Baise bore. A com­ mittee waa appointed to work on tkM project by arranging to paint (ad ly M r t s r furniture which Two Piece© FamouH CURLEE 100% Wool Suitn Cool SummerHavcns Crease Resistant and ftEALI-Y CIIOI.I $ 1 8 -5 0 U p j SPORT SHIRTS Ix)nir and *h«>ri I Van Heuscn Shirts V $2.25 each ; Coilaritc Shirts , * $1.95 each Harris SHORTS and SHIRTS 35? each 3 pieces for $1.01) Men’B Straw Hats Bathing Trunks Kim's ANVIL BRAND SanD-riied shrunk, fa*l rn|nr matched work uniforms. Huy y*Mir correct size— it will not shrink l Porcelain • ton •kl matching chair — Idea) patch or tan parlor. N fO U X A j& s r i Ivory with -t - -T iC, f, M EN’S W ORK five deep wm tk. S H O ra K EDErres drawer* and Another AGAINST CKAGE bBAR . Ph. see “We Clothe The PaailyX -W e Furnlah The Home' *W E. FIRST STREET— HANFORD, FLA. ' .due to jf>.D5 The YO W ELL Co SANFORD, FLA. PHONE 123 k \ �* * '1 r jt t t K S D A X X C ^ M t » . W V t i g r i f f q fcu HERALD, 8 A 5 T 0 H P . f a p R I P A Braves Pin Two Defeats OnNewYork sirnci! i« iirntsnr uiwn. That K O T ic d in iiK it r .m r o iv w l Tl o t Hoaoo Ma|e«hl h o lA tf of To a r o r llft r a l* N* «U tmmm+4 the tth dey of A OgWOt A. I* - l i f t . Hat fU M u rn * In m t e f f k * and hna m ode *ppi lea I ton fo e n t a i deed u h * la*bed I herono Jtaid ear t If Ice * e wm».f«r#a t i e N iv iM d e e c rll^ t i . f ' i e f l f <■ I I * C w M d r o f He win* »le. Miale o f F lo r - II. The B um laN iarat (A O IO I9AT I f raw the IVkiwin h h Marreenor*. A r e A d a m e B ill L A r m a n . g e llt A g M •d r hit in every in n in g Lunching f« M «*f them la f if t h when they th C k * * l n I T i l l . « IOU •W T TirK In IIr.itk h i n IV K N . T k »l II *m p U .l- .n hi»l4*f nI Too C N IItr il* N.. II!. I**u *il ik * i l k 4*1 of O u c**!. 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IWe Sell U. 8. Savings SI lin n I I T o w n a h l* f l «|lotiii> lla n g * l? Want. |o A rr a n T h e a«k#*Btn#fif o f the naId p« 'M e rty under the la id perl If i* lie# nrd w a* In lM tit iu * «f t'nk now ti tin lean »*ld r e r t lft r a t e aha 11 be lo d M m n l acrord ln s In taw. ih* p ru fie tlt deecrlhrd Ihprrin w ill l-e ■old to the highest bidder el th* »> u H im uw d>Mji on m e U ral it ..i «1 i in the n.uM li o f Hepten>i.*i 1>I* which l* th* Tth day « f He u I c in hr r I e 11 I'a fc d I Im* m h day o f A u yu 'l. IH ’ <1 I’ IICiltN lM tS | ir * A I.» « ‘ letk CArcmll .c*>urt. Meuilnole f.*o«intft F loiid s k a n iT o r t m i r i T i n rww t h i>k.r.u iv a T h » u M « m * f| l q f |h» eeld prop# r l) under ‘ in * m I4 c e r llllm le Im u » 4 vu In the h u h of I ’ nk nu ■ n I't ilft * U I4 e u l i r i c t U d u l l Mi rr<U«mf<i a ffo r d in g |« law , l i t i<rr |>erl f d#n, rib*d therein w ill M n ld lu ih# hl*h#ef bidder t l t i l «wurl bo ft## door » n I M f l r t l Mon* rtai In th# month o f he pi ember, in : which u t i t i i i day o f H#|4emb*r. 1111. I ►•ted this «lh day o f A * gnat* IMS 4 O. P . W U U fD O N . • ttfK A I.) C lerk O r t H lf 0 M f * M m lnol# CotuUVi F lorid a , • MRU •* NC14 of NBI4 *•' I * k il a lta r k m a tm a e d against * p r L ir * T lo k r u n T i l D K k ili C hanter IT WT mt IW * W r T I I 'K 1» IIKI1IU1 Y I|IV>:V. "hal l*eola fl V.gger hopier f T e a C-erllfilents Nu It. feeurd he tth day o f AuguM. A. I t . » I n. h a* file d u rn * In mf •fflre nml h u m ade a pplication »«r n t a i deed to be leaned th e r e ­ in Raid c e r tific a te embraces the N U T tC * in U f S X M t n -€ 1 1 V I : m . Thai I*. *A le t holder .f Ta* C e rtific a te Na Iff, |a*>i**t the 7th day o f A ug art, A l» 1*10. he* filed ta m e * In on o f flo e and lie* made a p p llr.i' i, fo r a ia ■ <4red to M I f t i i e i |h»r* on ttaid c e r tific a te i n t n r u «tifo llo w in g dencrIM d p ro p erty In n.* C o « * f * nf ftemtnoA#, f t f t i e ' « f * F < > Ida* l e wit? 1 ■*% t O —T W to I W n K k lra p N u n ; F rm k n ilr* M Ik * U u n it • f t m i l fv o r [ i * k t k i l r W r * to t k r >***>*4 r t o * w i t * fo n t k it* Ik f i r * llm r . *1 iaot. Bfb r t i | * n l ' i «l»itr > t « i Ik * mound fo r I k * fiik k l* ku< P « up tw o 4ouM *> *■*! a u a ( t * b o fo r * b r io * r r p la r * d t.) I la r r t iV Id m a n w ith a ir r it t: »K o r A rrM C A T to h row T A I »M K » a i W M M A r i n i tk** W i j Idk tk r m . a 1. Br*Vr m O I ' M lJ lN lx J N , ( ‘ I » fk <*lfrtill Court. Hernlnnlv t.'nUht). F lorida k o tu t W *. k ill* * I ’ alao* * * U m l l l l r a i * akkll k* i . i a i '* * »< ■ '• < • • k », ik * Dm to o B r i m u ik H » fl I P M l r 4 **eclk »4 !•>*” *• W ill k* | U 4 « ion in f * t t * » k fa r I k t H r w h H I * I k * k l* k * . i M l * i ■ ! Ik * r m a k oa** 4 *** » ik * n r . l U n Ynct tiiaat» ym trr^kj. khstUnj 4* r la l k « M .a lk * f K » r }* m W » t k r n not. I * , in «W* •* Am iio..k i P|i m Ir v in g V 4 KinTehee A J U u *" h•■titer nf li o f T e a ('M lir ir a t# Sn i t ? leeijeil the Ith day o f A o iu > A l» I ft o hit* file d •am# In m * ..ffirm ami lie* made appilrat >--i. f ,.f a (41 deed ti* lie t»*w*d |h*-»» i, d Held r » r l l f ( r « l » intbrarea lb** rr.ll.. «* Ins d**rr|t.ed prop erly In * br i'..nn i I nf He im1red*>. f l i U o f Fl*** Jtvery Pitches Shot' lt ____ , Out In First While Ido. Lto-w o t S Addition to r o o t m l put t — *k t iiw ». Fernandes Gets 4 TPkara * > * ».»■ ■ ■ «* I i.f Ik * »»t4 p n p *r Ik * «* M r * n lik «\ * (Blown In Nightcap K rH i t e «rk* U Ik * * »* > • *1 BO STO N. fo llo w in g described prop erty In I M tfrnM p o f Pfwitnolo. lit ate o f fT o r Ma, |o*w li' U ( U n o o h e r to w * r u i. r o d t a x n ta e fi < h o s ie r i m r or i m L E G A L NOTICES IlenH live wt. lb 21k dd c e r tific a te ehall h* tfN-.,rilin g in taw, |l*c IIB IIR B T . «M many inn inf*, fori I'erttfirate Nn | » ;i t**ned nfkh J tM m r I Ufc My «d A m »»i a ,r ond * c #~ oA H l *, ‘ - k" »11-* •>*«*•■ — *■ ppl*-* '« uw A t i nl *i ^. , n fflew a a j haw nttr* l« erren hit*. Ifiw a I a i deed to he t«»«*#d t f thr f ia a t 'i ufi-hr •-*1 -H*Nl reft If Irate embfarei ^ w|,r„ *| failew la f 4# * r flM »*r.tpefft t lrm«wr when Al , „ f fuw i,e.u ki . i - ..r mriiith H I? I* i |h the of Uh tie y ■>f day Chuck Roust lb 27c 4.1 t l l» %111 a I .D iH N i Mi: Bacon, hIL A «■f «4»t M H iN ilft lb 27c ill M» Weinern 1. and m m # Waaae U r «** « l ( T o m m y llwlawre K 1* - f f « '» A «W *, „ t mi . Jt T n e n d i h ?l M.,1 ____ _ _ I la a ge I t Feat |?e A r m Tike ( » • * • * » ■ ( uf ll*w *■ Pi e r if tte4*f the k«id M itt lb 27i ENRICHED SQUARES .... lb 19c|b A C 0 N ...... lb 25c n u K K iir r .«» 3 M f ) * 1- * * 1 Spare Ribs 2 lbs. 25c Weiner. llcef Tongues lb 21c 3 e «f Brains lourd 4-lb carton 69c Elver It. 19c !b 15c 2 lb#. 25c WHITE BACON M A R V E L BREAD l'/it-lb loaf 11c. COLD WAVE SYCAMORE BACON in piece .... lb 29c N^CK B0NE8. P IG EARS d'Hjr nn the flrat Mm, ik t* Picnic Hams lb 32cl Cold Meats__lb__23c H R r .iiK H u l n r * * o - k it ka il TENDEH. FtJtK Y O O N U T S, plain u i(or* 4 . ARCADE Package Store r-ACON or Al.MOND COFFEE CAKES 17c o. It. FARKKU, Crop. m i *14 4 M o lW m RYE CRACKED W HEAT I-lb loaf I Bid IO NA K I.O U R plain or a rb tln jj 10 Ihu 33r ; 20 IN) fl.T Sunny field l , U R K l. A H II 2 lb r ln 29e; 4 th ctn M W H IT K H 0 1 I.H K M II. K 0 tall ran* J5 Y O U 'L L L IK E OUR SERVICE! • FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES • l^arge Iceberg I>ettuce head 12i Seedless Grapes 2 lbs. 29< LEMONS iir w •**, * It A P PL E SA U C E 2 for 11c cmwp—tofinion Apples r«M t 4 lbs 2 lbs I.E ta o ^ a Limes d<>/ im 4 lbs. 25c AVOCADOS er ko. I t i t i t m t ib -w GRAPES J T t :t< K «t;t; Tomatoes I V I t 'T Bologna F R ID A Y ONLY isugwJsiveRi IF LTVEK FR ID A Y O Nl.Y J Cl r Y tA l.ir. raw er 2 lbs. 15c t b ie r w BANANAS u w Potatoes 3 Ibg* 29c CEREALS ll*e y ra n y t. r f fk lm l on*l rourl*- N p a W M B y lb 23c Veal Roast r io ju o o o Do/.. 13c W HOLE W H E A T Insurance D og Food wilt b*i|> ytm if ywti- tin** I* Kwtrrtml amt you wont POST ■ q o lr k , ( i R A l 'K - N I T hut looljr lu fttw n n tuwr I.UNCH IN TUB CITY KOR TUB MONKY T O A S T I KS Q U A K K It 12-oz............3 for 25c 2 lbs. 17c; 5 lbs. 39c P I.A K K S O ATS m nda KKILm.fi S III(K I)I)K I) WE n u . AIJ* PRBSCKIPTIONH ItA l.S T O N S I IfillT S IIH K D S aaa u n r i Illlt'St. 3 for 10c m i in iro A la Pag# K ju ific t j-lJi MACARONI a SPAOmmi H-oi. p|,w. iir.rxa .. 21c Educator Sail ines lb 15c SALAD mtKSHINd pU 21c; qtn Cocoa Mix */2-ib 15c 5 Ita. Rlll.K SUCAR - 30c Western nm. a » T « K M O R O UN D CHUCK '!< STEAK ROAST C EN TE R CUT* lb 27c TURNIP (iRKKNS II Beef Stew .... lb 12c k i a t V R (T A B LAMB Shank Roast lb 2lc Dressed Hens tb 33c >KiiKk(«.wua u. Cut-Up-Fryer . . 25c .............. .......... Crtaeo. Spry, S ^ N d w f ^ n , m Sugar Peas 2 for 27c Sager. Kraut no. 2l/j 10c • M «o % > . IU 1 B U?or Loaf ......... 25c Rainbow Bleach q t 10c . . lb 19c Educator Crax .. 303 Apple Sauce .. 7'/jc I Lk. JA M ■ Pure Apple Jelly .... 19c .. 10e U0NOKNSKD MH-K 2 fur 25c PRUNE JUICE quart___ 21e r iL u im t V . c. PI.0UR „ - ‘l 10c QINUER 11HEAI) MIX .... 17c VARun CUT-RITE PAPER _____ 15« 10c fancy D*. N K tT T .K ’O ** k i n a U H O N K Itk M Y de«o 3-lb cut .... 15c t Fresh Cuke Pickle * A ao Pm * rt. (irajH* Juice PRINCE A U J KRT A N P I1A1.F & IIA I.F can alm m t Tobacco............ W IIK A T Cleanser _ G a p e fru IU Ie M b ^ �f TRTE HATTFOTm HCT'a CD, BAM*ORT), rLOTUTM ,rry PreBfih Blanks SEMINOLE COUNTY tils For 12th Win COURT RECORDS BROOKLYN. Aug. IS. (*•>ftjr Larry French. the Netl«nel( gur'i pitcher, blanked the Phililphla I’hiU on four hlU to ig up hi' 12ih rVlary against y one ilrfrst Wntnrs^sy as the John l.u*1W|£ riM i f'M Ufai A ui' »• A m in j J lR i f* A r LKCiAL NOTICES H e r e W e Go A g a i n F o l k s ! t |/nc «* *«•! D u m 'i IM I N I H If J ih t lie ls lltv Maelet I .yen (Nst|> Meal I'al afa Mee\gm »• |g»n R e» hi " M )H » «| I" aI I i<<11* ia J.>hfi Moflltge |!ufp |*»d* rai I’arm J«m»e I* •! ui in l-'irei Ketlefil M**ln«* a l*i*li Aeert \greemral l»i»* l^.irt It *• u« In W A n o th e r U n d e r -P r i c m g S a le F e a t u r in g S u p e r B a r g a in s ! S«»1 i A Tt»«« T m» • the t il 1»M Groteiy Pi i \ Good Tluu Aug 19 MojI & Product) Pricci Good Tluu Aug 15 o f flee for • » Oil *•• — •• filed *e (••I ha* miih i ROAST A fnlloM • ('AMtil User, et aI Id* free i *»iv tlutn.r |^«i e| hi !•» ''•ht.'ld . Agili ullural I'lrdll «'uf|> ■•lUlMtlaa it rvap \ t•■lni« •«'nrwlina i’Heanlral to !•*<■ IIMlM * ^ | 'b 37c *»*»ii| LIVER •b 21c PIGGIY CHOPS LOVETT S MulleilWook End Specials WIGGLY lo w e s t <b 39c >. Evoiyd.-y Pncet • •' •• 1.l«*cu 377 S.tnloiJ A 19c Cold Meats Where I YouAlways Get Good Meat %1*1*1 H H in t I tt tint* Prir«* III I II ITIS? .1 1*11 III I I I■' H en •.1' PLENTY o f PARKING SPACE too SANFORI) AVK. T u rk eys 3 I f IL A . g *B C ~ PHONES 411—412 Roast Ills STOKE HAS AIRWAYS CARRIED THE LARGEST STOCK OF ANY FOOD TORE IN SANFORI) AND FOR THIS REASON WE STII.l. HAVE TO OFFER ’01' MANY ITEMS WHICH DISAPPEARED FROM STORK SHELVES LONG 2 B one s iGO. OUR MEATS SUPERB 't> Spare R i b s OUR PRODUCE EXCELLENT L o v e tt s T E N D E R A Y Beef rill.-f-. Haddock DOUBLE YOUH MONEY BACK If' NOT TENDER! M f f i f STEAKS iic 19c A h Cul A On Display— None Hiijlu-il f BEEF STEAKS B< 1Sc Fillets if U H l i r . IH K C T T i l l M CANTALODPHS BYERS ibm lb Pot Roast •BCKDMIB* U H IT * MAMDO APPLES... %a 1 1 Bacon . 21c lbs i:i« POTAITIES 5 lbs ,b 17c Squares 13c P a re 'b OKRA .... 2 lbs L ard b 25c Beef R oast it 29c R oast M eat St eaks M.ickorol BEEF KIDNEYS W.-st.-m 'i PORK BRAINS S.d.-.t S.-i* 114 Nil. I'B ir .N Ib 4c CABBAOE HAMBURGER R ib s HAMBUIKTEH I ri*itli Lliotn ll l l B I ’. d l h l l * N CHOI’S .**»* •« • * ■- *» >•'• -*- O' Mtrffet — Mr*" LKAPEv r% % V \ chops Brains eu. 23c Tomato Juice W I T H N o. Bruce s TOMATOES H o n e y *>»b 59c B read " K re m e l3 < *” 14c 2— 11c LOAVES Kool Aid Sc 1 ill Peaches 2 ^ 119c MILD WISCONSIN cans SH A R P CHEDDAR SUN3HINF in VACUUM W itte . M INERALS 3f*a# U g Tender Sweef Peat N IB L E T S 2 *2 7 c K IU* m- Cof f ee scon V ITA M IN S A N D / i f 7f t * / to loop ritei freifc romtkg irtliw r O lln 19 lbs 57c FOR r ^ S S S g fe flL / Cereals N u g g e t* OIUIISK HOUR PACKED Prunes 2 Choco. 5 lbs 29c GREJH GIANT ^ TISSUE fi'/ ,r TOWELS nil T ea *IH»|| M <•*••««! •MU • I* t * |»^flr ••*■•*■»lleret •I**-1• I*• ..lil In Ilia ltlrfl.e-ai Lulilrt lull hnilM it«w.f mi Hie f e•« I * In Ik* 11« «« 10c V 8 V.J.1.1.. Cocktail 2 if u« 19 S p a m i Sausage y 29c| Gold Medal Daisy Cheese SOFT WEVE 7Vic m in i r (.m u 6 for 19c i Peas 2 lbs or » IIH \ 1*1*1 •• t i i i i t T A B III • M I hauler ITOI -t i*v. fTH I Chumgold .. 2tic •• !•* 4 * » r t lf lr a i r HI • • • ••• bill dll '■( U« ha * f» lael Hi* • *Md hA> *. •• • 4 >« •••*■* »•« t I. . |.n l l n e i # m l « l ifeort I . ♦.» .* .r I I* . »• Meld reellli. «i. • •'•••* *'• FLOUR P E A R S ______ ___ ii/um n -)i N«a aim O L IV E S AKUOJ.I * ass. 25c T »n Tin 24c I .ie. M MARSHMALLOWS .... 13c rACKAQM ______ LUX F L A X E S _______ 20c WAX PAPER 2 rolls 15c p t .... 29c F o o d ^ ib t 1 9 4 3 c i hwm H i • Ml|l> |t »• (!•*> .lit <-pl#m|iM l * r (•llPtl title All. «!•« ttl BRAND WHOLI KBtNIL CORN U IO K 35c SNOW DRIFT . 2 fo r 17c WESSON Ott, can 59c 3 lbs. 69c a t ....69c • IIm w I r r daae* r |b» .1 |.i»|« M . lu >• • ••uniy o f M#mlr» la Htai*i I. eta. to - v It • HWH *»f BtVI| A VV ♦ H i:u of NWS Me. I . .................. I'nWKAhlp SI Hr.Mill lle i.r*? Past f i 4rroi T h * ■ ■ »••• hi a n t ..f I hr • . i.l |*«• !• •f i t uHilpr [Il f -aid I* a« e d V II In lit# .1 I t.k on vn . I' nlaaa a* Id r # » « l f l r o t r i Im H ••• inlMmpf •rmrlu.g In Ian Nuw Joitey C o b b lo it ip ( l v « n that I Iporlal U a flr i lit Uf.(ulB) the T|h .nl# l»d> Bay b i Prodace! POTATOES »• da •< r I l.a.l Ih*«a|t. Will I Ui l h * l l l f l l r t l l . l d d ' i a I II h o u » « (loot t.n H»«* fI• • i Al« d.i)T In th* miinll. 0*1 K»|.f rn.I.a i IflL whirl! U lha till -til Mapldirittaf. l i l t I ' B l t A t h lt f l h d ay nl A iifM " O ff. i» f iw aiN H iN idl^U e) O f C M l l l*.*ll/l fUrn lnnla ( '. M i n n »lM . A. I» A F.anry S C Elborla ^•OTICT* •*»* n ia it h prnTldrd |>| I he fo la r la e .il* and Mil ctrUln (I r m ill •( Jfin(bU Whafdltt >■1 nt llw « » « • leefn n l. H * m l» « l' dottae Ihr l.« « l Mf f»r e e l* enJ A pples 3 ib» 2 3 c Lim es |f. • i N C Of**. i • .le Ce le ry lei- f* ' »*- f t'iik 10c Cab b. Colotrpl 1 Lem ons 5 fo< 10c Carro Siuer't VANILLA II* m Yuik Y*lk>v RINSO Dirpoublu 1iiiuot l«p * IU li O nio ns 3 ib» 14c Limes V*. W * w*l R u t a b a g a s ib AViC O l e o Bo* of 440 * �r “ ’1 .A T ,*P Q P O T II, XU - Low Pricei Everyday! OUR GROCERY PRICES ARE GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 Are Yob P IL L S B U B Y ’S II you an. lh»n hoc* U a luro way •olr. your p-rpUilng protl*-. Shop al Tablo Supply and Soto E»«>, Day. R*ducod 0 *»(h»ad. quantity buying, and g»*a1»« • Iho • ncy s a l* pootbU ih« lood •aTtngt that w* paM on: la you BAKE-PROVED, ENRICHED FLOI^i 5 -lb s 1 0 -lb s 2 0 -lb s Medium GRITS J 5 lbs. Com Meal You noodn'l >aci1B<*LS, pl*a*uf« and h o a fM ^ M M qual­ ity loot, lor th# oak* ol •ranoey. W. giKsrant** IS# qtiallty al our Utxit and a> lot ptlcot. |uf tam­ 15c • Today's Biggest • ! 2B-oi Value! 13%c » Standard Yellow Cling Peaches Dried Beel I ' Now Jersfy Cobbler ------ r-- r**- \ Apple Butt. 4 lbs p a n Ihtral Quart Mussolmctn's *l ‘ % lbs ■-t* Fancy Carolina Elbertail The Best Foods I ' Dressing— jBd*4 P i Tr< - Bare I Yel Enjoy 25c 59c 95c Water Ground T rity ’i Mcrfcet Y «h »l he a I1S00 War Apples 3 it* 23c Lemons 5 <°» 10c Limes 2 do* 15c N a * Y ttI Slots Ce le ry W Catsup H-ot 15fc *Cosnak>ct Pis Apples 'J 1 »<> 2 12c — B| 2 Soft •^s Old Linen Color-yi-: Ru ta bag as ib 4ttc Carrots O le o “> no 303 , 23c »* p ^b «*> iVx 5c • . W n c Alb^J ” |’ can 15c 10c *Stan4ard 3 ib« 14c Limes 7 p 6 for 10c M C &Mn bch 7ttc Cabbage 'h K r a ft D a i s y tail 4f M ** Ib PALMOLIVE PfWtiNWaE Pure Honey •Standard m Prunes s ib 59c l 2 no 2% 27c • ■T.-' Bath • 1 |-4 »mIt die I g t U Best Grade, Carton, Pure Lard! y > w i Hot Weather Heat Specials!4 ^ li Art Economical! / • 'f Northern, Twin-Pack SUcod, Cellophane Wrapped ■ 35c - : * . Keeps.Skin Smootf, Soft, and Youngl.... jsht «**; ur n >*• vc- **# t ,1••. * c Kadota Figs 2 no t 25c .y,..WhQAt -i. Pka Tobacco •Argo R o ll 21 Orange Juice 47.01 25c C«llo P.llid Iw yt Im lw 'Dromodary Tlortda Gold I* P.* • ■r < 16c C h o u se •Dtlldeut Sweet Peas 2 00 sob.23 Tomatoes 10c Onions »»«u< Virginia Devil Food Mix 'Stokaly'i Goldtn Bar lots •Land C Sunihlna !- :i * w Yo,i v - Super Brand 1,11 TABLE SUPPLY ENRICHED*,,MI. -Slotdy'i rinMl Tamale' Largt. fTorida K»y Laigt [ul-y lae<r &NRteft Ron4 lot which all yo *i pay li f 11 7S Whan you plan thle v es t • lood order •#* ll you ran t bgdoel wtee* ly sno'jjh ’ lo inTest pari ol your allowance on War Stamps . I ’/i-oz Corn TABLE SUPPLY FRESH FRUITS & BAFFLED BY A BUDGET? * �-W Our Job b to Save Dollars Buy ^ W a r Bondi _>?* (very Poy Ooy t—f L it. In lOflB HANKOW). KI.OItlDA. F R ID A V AUGUST 11, 1012. Member Arwoclalrd Prrrw N I M il K it JfiO Column s Reach Nazi Solomons Battle Reaches Swings Down er Battle; Red Railway New Peak As Allies Blast Threat Jap Reinforcement Ships Admiralty Announces Loss Of Cruiser; # R e I n f o rcements, Supplies L a n d e d Jiips Sound Warning; Landhi's Campaign For Independence Is Said Dying Out U.S. Raids Kiska LONDON, Aug. 14, m ~ *Tho Admiralty today an•pounced the It** of the cruis­ er, Manchester, built in 1938, In extensive operations in the Mediterranean in an official report on the great naval' •operations in the Medltcr-, T h e N a v y I>**|mrtment a nn mi n c ranean. The report on the ed th a t • tank f o r t e o f t he Pagreat naval battle raging r i f l e . F W l p r o i i r l H b y N a v y ISiMiiaw ravnled SUP p a l m l p l a n e *, h e a v i l y b o m b a r d e d tinea Tuesday revealed thftt that eup piles Iand ralnforcamcnt* bivi m g r o u p o f e n e m y *hi|>*. r a m p id Malta. p reached -----fa cilities ami sh or e installation# ( D r Aitoc iat vd F r i n i In t h r I m l i i n m a i l , d w i n d l i n g vtola-ncr iti ( « i n d h i * i c a m p a i g n f o r in d e p e n d e n t '* #4M*i t h r r e i g n o f t e r r o r o v e r In dia t o « U y . M ill* and factoric» w r r e r v t J p r n l n f in BnnVFiuay, And N t w I h ' l h l Another 3,000 Germans j\nd 70 Tanks Are Said! Knocked Out In One! Important Sector! •0V « •IV^ ihI•d IPrm A \fi*i colu m n mud tifo in y narlhm^l StOHie s>ll| lllril K r .- t ..!., Official K s t i mates 3,000 Reduction In (Licenses Last Year An official British report la *« Florida automobile driver*' li­ P*Th« A ^cU tm sm W damag'd censee for the year beginning .hi OcL 1 will bo placed on *al* at the office of the County Judge ■Inking Aug. ft), and will bo honored from the data of sals, Judge R. W. v» (War* announced this morning, addin the statement that b* #*• ‘ ' “ 4 ----_untw to appi] year a l ’ tdmflared 'In *hhprered license* last year, U. ^ t a l ___ license* will be renowwl withj m sad Berlin radio* aaoartad' that a great ctala of out examination, but applicants ■hips 1including thro# hatUeahlpa, must sign a certificate that there M four carrier*, more than 10 has been no change In mental or W steamer*, numarou* cruUer* and phyalcel fltnee* to opereti- a mo­ •nvpral detail destroyer* and tor vehicle. Old driver*' licensee •■alter craft ware In the convoy. bust be presented when obtaining new permit*. Jf driver* have Imt their old IIcenee*, they mual ob­ | , S____rtain a duplicate frem the Stale Department of Public Safety or Jap Troops On else stand a teat, Jude* Were said. He added that thi* year Move Could Be driven licensee cannot lxfor chauffeun- permit*, (hi Way To India changed which was allowed in the pa.L All persons who drive motor <ny aeeeeiete* tree*) « vehicles sre required to hav. li­ ’ A Japanese tieniport carrying cense*. which last for one year more than 20JX>0 troops wa* seen Revenue from the permit* finance In tta Gulf of Tonkin last Bat- the operation of the State High­ unlay— the day before United way Patrol. ■tat** bomber* baaed In China £ hlaatad Haiphong, French Inio. fc Chian port on ta* gnlf—a Chii cb m w disclosed I wa* no ImmedUU Indlwhether the aortal attack Palatka Elks Get 'Reply From Gen. J o s e p h Stilwell PALATKA, Aug. 14. 1^*1 -In response to an (cxprrsafnn of .ym pithy cabled after th* rrvccil death of hi* mother, thr Psleiha rvrrivrd Elk* Lodi person*! reply from l.t <»en. commander ‘ W . SUIsrsll UnlUd Btatrm F» nrc* hi Th thr N alia f K"irlnikov*kt below 2 m k K tM Drivers’ Permits Will Be P l a c e d On Sale Aug. 20 upprovlrnatrly In R u b . m ' b a t u a t im i A r m > -t i l l wab h a t t h n g t h r o u g h' . lira farther midnight olhifkM**' imtlmlrt I little The Irmihtr crntri. waa quiet thf* |N*o rid in l he KlrtakAyp Tnkyn Miundrd Another vellf-d Alta« in*id the |ton Kurd bend. tlir*‘» l 1 *» Indt* with a govern- Rndi *|i n » r r Im l w n r k ^ t o t h e mint -|Mikr*tu*n fleclArtng, Mlnhr« Iti* Stalingrad an the flm i* In-ing ij*eil for Allied war J VoL*.» find \*tt4khnn no the t»A I > u r n n f| Japan cAn»i4»l toler- pi A 1 "*ta* Air Biirh m ■ituAthin. It I* a Fn the *r*trrn <aiicabu* thf an tta Ionian Baa at emuuou. developing a* a i*>.«ible lnv».|„n «f tb..»e •rrrrird *£1* .ih‘ -r a . a - “ i i t - i t r r 'r W fW - q * ■ - - UijS'rJS.w-sB a «**h fw a w ir*-'-n w ff*• * o A l l * trull tad waa rag- Big U.S. Bombers Hit Foe In New G u in ea W aters Hig Ticket ff»r a Big Shfiw »oulh Ihn full*’* d i f f i c u l t qu est ion a « t o w h e n And w h a t Btep * Japan w i l l t a k e . " w U nited S ta te* bom bers ** v * r * Pulin' iimuir A n o t h e r roundup a t K itk a ( a r r o w ) , the A m erica n I j d a m a g e d th r e e I t a U a n cruU ______ I_______ s l a n d in t h_ e W e s t e r n A l e u t i a n * o f * uppeclj* in the w o n t t f o t t b l M num ber, found at* Pylo*, and niv I f t * ( n e t a l « t n ig h t b u t a' ------* warn a wweew — * m g Qraak --a ll r J 1that M,m| the MI" Jape raptured W| BIN • In* In the M«ilUiT*n«n The Uteit German claim, un­ confirmed. waa that the U. 8- air­ craft carrier Waap hnd bean »el afire by »1* bomba and wee try­ ing to reach Malta. B German and Italian claim* that ^ two cruller*, a dmtroyar and ten ■teamen had been (unk brought thli atatement from the Admlr ally: •*Tonlghl'i official a n n o u n c e menu (on loaaea) ere Inaccurate • and no reliance should be plarnl iv in g t% M 'U d f . j nlotlg I hr R ippInk Itfkk r s tU d ) m llrfi through R uawih' i put it inn • in the t'h rrk r*»k area (n rmch M inrr«ln>c Viwly, |ly rhergr.1 with! * irrim n offense. The improved nituation through thr rr«t of India waa Attributed tn n control tigh tenin g of mcft*tifri w rf. fig h lm g in K n i MthdA p BertniA L> *» k e d tn n ■truggle m nni Isoth M in eiw lnye Hie Inttrf In .n v\ u it*l'«i' d „ T . n t ty r n t , . , e . | ■- ...... , 1 anon* of n giirrLle* ,-1¥. n l h e , m t r „ n .| ,h . S en d -O ff •i'll'-i lift i », Ih* •lor (jiy I iig,*i <4in i *hr tt,*<l k11»v hmelgefii i v4|imn< (.aiitro. wri. fu ll' ill ................... .. I he >i||i | ........... shown holding the ( h . M to Major TalU.r o Ii* ll' f ShflW Ml ter III I t ■'*-tdeml»er .(0 7 hi ■4oii y 111j11«|tni; Nrw ^ ■■ — — —. Hanford Residents Evidence ^ Concern Over House Robberies H h ii w o *. v Ho Hii>F<ii'l ■ f fi . * in i •*«idi pit• fMdenrml w o o '<%er the negr ‘"cent h«4u<»* toi.iwi nr- tor l:»y an *r Ill'll negro |HiJtt r .]ai I> ree*i VA kill from i !■!»in*■* tain, report n hi ting m-pt thi' \*r<ln I hi Ih f Id llln g S t a t io n Mb. .1 \ tile | . I®* Matt • Hi Igh" vli* ' 1 ta ft |;| V t 1 *•■*1l ittove |i 4*1 *fnih.M • A r c T o l d T o C I u t Ii D a le s O n ( o i s ( ‘ a r ils • cl*-a red *!*•< “ Th* * iwiing 1 gli* land* g Tea11V •I A lhe*! wa* hear»| in Hi' r 1 111A ta AI - ■ ih the hut AI 1 ,n f h « A e t ,,, . t i p p t l e . \V 1 * 111ft g 1<11! ' |4ir that i in the I* flA fill AVI W « « wtH I. 1 Maa« team to a at “ te rrific ” N. 6 0 ile 'o f lh e r n n . t r , u-tion s t a f f will Dotal Dodgw, 4»’ p.*rlob'r*.m0 n" !'u! l ,0t }hr —' <1 Ui# Uke front. In Ih* ftrit __ . v„„ r , cltentlc'* mewling ,>f the (wn fend ft skull frarlurr ............' ,^r rrm.trun innerre rem# prior ta hi* death last night, r,., with a n.nnmltng n m 7 oner Edmund Knokloch IttflOUiM cd today. An autopey was order •d ky police ta determine If he Flail Tranuportatlon atm it excitement Induced by ■ For Touri«tH Sought qtuml With hU wife or •* lhe ttaidl of « truffle at * police WASHINGTON. Aug. 14, (Ip) ■UUtfl after he * 11 erre.te.1 Railroad Irani initiation for an i Woman told of seeing ■ '•tlmatod 750.000 Florida Winter tan • screen off o f ■ "■.Went* was ,ought of Georg* Kastman, chief of the Office of OefOMO Tranaportatlon hero y**] trrday by Harold Ole*, executive vied president of the Bute Cham. bvT.ef Commerce and W. II. Outman. Washington repreaentatiee of the Stale Economic* Advanc*. men! OommIn Ion. At a conference arranged by Sea.'(Stand* Pepper, the Florida mad l*M Eastman that SM.0M famlHaa owned Winter barns* in Wb ri.r K irh .n l hjii..n. < . i l M r-j h J f i i r r n W h -rlcr Arthur I^-e I t u r g c . 11 A l't n (Mharn. II I) Morgan. Da­ vid I arte. (JrHirge lleklr. Kmeat . ^^ Camphrll, Rolyert Steele. Herbert I k° ” howk*' .4-.IIM ll, M f1*r# Hrrtiert rrevatt an<l ,>Mi< l.mr G^eftam "T h e Navy fello w * have. Thai i« th** l illlf m4*re prartlre. hutw e ll* amtum-M *•>' " - m ea rreal gam rM, Munager I ,|rrii .*f "« De»r,.„ ..l.teri \.l ' >1I l l ' l l * i ■* Mit] i 1 .4i. if f ii tal rlr .. K - <• * 3 * W a * Fracture,I ( r K . 'S ’f VV,' hi. " '' “ “ K S .!3 ;t : Be,<> r« D ™ **' D* » ' h , « ; M : N■evy of prtpomionB --------- iM jOimaAa ww ire doing our null war, to tr7 t « 7 pr*r Ita poulbllta*; Uia Halini nut It would « n taw b**ci aajured by Premier Mussolini there would bo no • « and front In Italy or elMrwhrrr. DNB, offkUl German new* •fnu/, la a broadcast diepiuh wld • plot to Mow up the Getnten-oeetrellod Netherlands radio MnUon (presumably at Hilverw »«) had boon frustrated be • \«l Al*tafr»w to .1 •f lhr 1 »((••%. lUUt 1*1.4'Mfi«f r* * • a I ’ » 1nit t i.t \ v rm ir i v i .|rn! rti jwu I'i 4I I'ftlirr tnufivl ihfiKigh K r. t* let an, t h e fiNt 1 mid fffurvl mn re 4!'«!■• *ft with fttgn• that rt. l l l g "M ' M .in 1 4fOg llB<I lta*eo aniufiil it Mow ever <l*-w■Hr falar alarma. ini ellgihl. tn ol.tiitr, lice h*\, ertrmiragrd thr public tO f • * Hliv aUBpi.imift tinrat in th> 1 ter* •t-. h.,p« thi*t th. r* • r the I \ tatn-k • I m I. m»v i■< »r|*r*’h*'ti.|fd ag.< I -!..* 4ill- Ml1IV*.1 111A4,, i.MI( I 1•1r1111 eft! Hli*-* l.'UBI-B rtlid 1VA,1 tafft-k« tliiii* 4 id** III 444, 1,.( ..ml ILiis • ag< J\ • I....*p4»ft* Miiiforre* ' ,,hiMftifl1 , f ,1 I rriiM M en • '1 1' |• • « rrien . >1 n 1 .r I jltiimrinea w ire la rk e d i..»• r. ..f ihr Pa 4»*.t Minii lanatly \ * * <ip|Hr«rerl •, *i »n *md ' ' ' * •imt it 1 r * i • inter « .* actlori, • irrnng -*4* lhe I'ltire l 1 d l t |. * IMdtl. d . Oil' .■ p«t» Fie* '"ta-A T B S a ^ a s !B JSfSJrBJr-* ,W ill Be 1I■ ta* 5 F.ligible Pe r s o n s Find Tire, Recap Slips Hard To Gel ( ity Diamondballers ( hallenge All-Star Naw Station Outfit sa 3S2& J-P i ll 1,' v 4 I ■* (til l \H d y irmgi 4*1 ntwmt | ulnighl Ih tah* n ; lu « < . ■her Afnvrd of M i ^ iwfugve gov.nimenu t.. I , k , mfn> un(lrf ,-h. lrm. „ x|,. Two other in|iImiti t• ta4*1*• made *e* It■fV-. peoplt to hold ofl until the pro • i . .. hut k had ( IhtAf l U rupgroen A p p iif i-till) l o l t r r l n j «r momtnt—the iccond front. >„< , ^ tc ' i. T . r i n T >*l a il(BtiirtsAme nt | eapii.**» i ■ih .(reel* H i i e n iiiiriw l m a n anmably—arrive*. j p£ * * " k t a w t a f the n.mm ..f •atthetarn •e mi Ninth Street 1 ery t-> at the Jimtar High S|HtU4 * Several hundred Serb boy. h »«' r « ! -H I co,,.,r,b,;,,’l ,b' "f'hooL hilt All ill vital ( tgal ton riU* r«wiil|e.| the atiitat .,f j,H" I ar-nte beev, tent to concentration * * " e t ,h' ; iKwik■ li mi (tal he w a a f i n ploy i<«i t h r re let 8luH, *i> or deported to prevent them from , *" ,h»* «h' * (In Joining 1 uttr ■ guerrill tan*., the v„*.. (; r d " r - t ; * r y ^ atavs taid. |(hr 1 • ’ m>«ri« 1 E a r l y ( n A u g u . t , t h e exile x„ < | ^ " '1 '" eminent added, German Genrr.l VrtlA i d ' “b rha •c Turned. mlllUry commemirr , t , “L TV. r,,r'""* , r.f r» occupied 8 * r W * . tol d **v#rel hue ' lnJ ^ , J ’T .r V l. . " dfwd civic r e p m e n t a t l v e s in Itel , ■ ‘ •" grade t h a t “ if the O e r m . n mib 1 1 gABTTtf ferr aI Of gieii 11At loft *>f ilia tr i»t 1 tmry command la compvlle.1 t«i | t* » f |Wrrr ° n “>ndhall outfilA nf the Naval H' ‘ *■1*4' t*1 '«* ,'H Mif-H liiOf tahli ‘ Han one more eoldler \h.n , J ^ o -O O A M f .... .. , Vir Bate apparent I) hap Ii hfi'i' 'il* 1 rig 'Hit **, ir ii rill San mt occupying fo r e for ^ .e r .ll " ' V " * V ^ot In lhe arm In Sanford »nft- foi'l lii* mi H'ld nraf I) nil have lain tup pres .ion of disorder* thi. will1 . a '" , ', r" ' httfl • * |irr 1 p'lirr in lhr •II player* All J « * M the th* ann(hlUllon Serbia", annihilation of Serbl. A town Iraiti. which ha* pr«r - m e n u*iu, w a n t to pla y nr> Cd |„ tatire of the Indicative th* flghtl flghUnn* m £ !!? H o ta rt n l,.. l » cfd every afternnon for a week i to lhe fir kI prnrtir*a YugotlavU, Berlin agoelavie, the Berlin 1 'i lV « "»dl#r the organ nation and dlrwc. •b" *f* for 7 IW I I* ]\f Monday V m 4b i ' •inr> o f M anager Milton ItaarLao, Bamr nf the plavetR w irk in g nut tUriane challrng*ta| an a l J - a U r N a v y • Tr Krai ley Odh Luther Me-f J u l y 21 ___ , . n virtu a lly all o c r u r i m i trie. In .p ile of o n ie,. •11 1N » *»qiB A* U rtloig o ff rnfls t'n rk * in the I ta.n River * a id the Red Arm y rhtt countri AilArking in Bfi i » region* «oiith o f the Htjn a tUedl h i i llkkroi v a i kktl »erU *nr t or in ihi h Ku >r i ■!" lh. tgm I iiltefl .||i 111 |ctalk I . .r 11 I‘Htumd iSoviet Si airmen M lb kta'Uh*v-»eta»Bc-rwtF"l'evWvF*-^rHft‘I I-Ml id \IKMil 11,1V•11 llKfHM »»* l-e t h e inosi d.t r i g e r n u i ■ L i t e n f all f -• i I lii- S f l i l p 1■>I f ta m i ii m o 1 ii*- i an* t h e d f i v r t<> t h e ( a * - I ^iip;eurting ,lew..v.l. * H ip o r l"ii t% nol*e* heard .•( Mghi amund LONDON. Aug. 14. n i <*tj*ea Yugoslav gnvrcomtut In le,n*l-« The rtunplami* ah uf which announce,! last night that th. •re investlgaO.I F.\ |***l»re. are German* h**e ihraaten*,! tn »,|»-| , .. . . , - *»( without A t**11Ah ..f humor out all of SerblaH lnirJ rn{ " „ f lhr Fl„ FIVe wi*re ret •■m, Till rug the dbordera in that Balkan U > » . • . . . t t .. <l*( |WII night* rtfti1 if "Ttf me, .force* them to Incraaar *the l *0 *1 Light plant, am i ( M Apidi -n* . . ’ , . ..... . man wn* n i" " ’ i 11« ■■ing a * , ., f.4*e, aiB M n puifpi cm i riyi’r v*. < twi. ,, u* leave thi» Aflrriii*»n f.»r m Mirao with a gur* Ir 1'irriirtl out 1 VIa °{S r\ W All , ' -|,*Ct|v*fl tntJi the SeahefH. .<f fP.. 1tat he i• nvfiii. * i« <1 with thr IV* lcMe.1 while talk of -n All—i , niim( S u e N .M II..M........ rife j i t I ......... . njipr-Aretl Leave To Join Naval Sea bees fron t w a. i'i |h>n I ia PiI pi have» iw i p e d out an e n t o * Germany Issues 1setman battalion Stern Threat To Hedge, Applebee Wipe Out Serbia rope end eiecutlon. ana arreata rofitlnue«l * , , it n III I • *it | w rio r the l 'liitofi 1 . j ii r i ii otol A inert «i robi lhi1 •PrI’mm ir IEo " inn* ngkmi rtt ifl irf tf nl lv -I ■«mnH til II 1.4 III I d*nvj| ■ * I O I* loo»» ,»»1\ t a n k - an,| a I t r u c k * . ont I wo e m a lt y pa l sa,rr? rT?'1,fr>- * 'i.irfiTta t"»|4 ll III* Autf. h ill i I- *ri • t.^.i 11•! I'lirni) I O |*« P Ml ( ll PI 4 44-pHt j - I tii11*| \ i • Mini ' 14 ' f • SI - i „ t.- . thr Ku<<ien* •eld f lo 'i’ mw 4011 4rtlMft 4n.4r *ttt Frcrak* lm *.....t h.e liia iion of a w arning t h a t ext i e f t i r n f f v m j r r * w o u l d lie w h i p p e d or put to death and loaa nf i n l r f F>> the the M aikop. m ah rffort \ I n ;l . M i l l US L i 11 | i n F*. - klliest .T.th^t t.ermana, pub- lhit l n e t t e d I hi m litt le The rioting ha» been mo ve "‘•dernoriBt r a l i o h i l and fi e * tr u e tie#** one a u th o rity *aid. and v u a po|rid*r re ac tio n to h a v e Ii p p i i eti|M’ i t«wl f o l l o w i n g t h e a r r e s t o f (sa n dh i a nd o th e r ( o n g r i w i p a r t y len ii rr a w ho , had t h r y rem ained at l i h n t ) , m ig ht h a v e o r g a n i M v l a more effective r im p n lg n . Folirr arvt H rl t t a h im p eril) trcHipa, h o w e v e r , w e r e 1 A l e r t f o r rt fir w e d uuthrukaIn Il o m b fi y and! o t h e r p o p u l o u i c e n t era whgiTi th e t o n g i r a a fo llow n g la l a r g e t h e y w e r e atatlo ne d a t i n c h p o ­ tential not a* factory ill ,d ' » . I • IIt ft >1*1 » M»* Ml \ • • S I \ \ • ,4f4 a llo t h " I F|* ,ll!p.*1i* • l« |-o \ ot Hilt W « 4*111It Mi:»t I*Hit Hi Ilf. ' , tl041|rt ptill (err fit a it a M \« \ l; I ill I; 11....... • f i 'Kph i L mLi i K I acI S em « u't, fbdv;j7.s (rnTuhirnn The governm ent Including prevent i ; F NI K A I ! I 1/lh In taI ii ml *.. * I I I * I f ^ ‘1 ll X. 4* I Jl T P S I II I N>4’ ta ■* . .* 4 I(!i» imag " ■ f> Miiipciit* / i n l a n d tiU■r Id fa m#d ff.ittiw UnpklfV* I hiv r t «it |e* o f .I'd ( V n t i M I Vania I .. are 4* the««« Itavei « etv rctm rU d Hi 4" J m |4* hark from •lift MV ||| ! < r1■i ' • jw>• 1 1 1 . 1 nft on Tub « g i Hi ft* .. < itand han d f i f h iIhg 1 . t id rL of 'r W ill h^tepiial Mrti ! Iiiii'l Il‘|tf I'B. I Th. » hrmwit t > • *<F h.iBpitak i <. i . ing lhe . *[.f. *e. » ft li.ni? lu tv ir^i l ’’ i r s l Sui t ipdi.lim j f of ir)*'r 41.^M* ! «V* . «!■< I- know I Sales On Will S le e l Me F i l e d 1 K#r**ali»4i»t» ■' (il.l Jnho*' M*figure* <»n f*4fiBrrving what hi*1 • 1.4 \ H I M ' t * b l „ , A u g U . ha* int l'i'liM/ * l4*th**i», !»«tlh from j 'd'* I Fh f n - i soil iitnr*| «| h a t t ­ fi tvim f t Pt N 8 0 iI i>P • '! v rffllM w,‘'* ,n - ,d uatioii tv* I in g th** him k 4ii,it k •■(" in t t # f l n nu , rr cP tf *nn it |! **•*■**• th r W(lf h ave» been «•*k•**1 nut i*» purrhaBi* nr \ wfilrft vv jj | j M fi le d h e r e t o d a y , *hd WASIIINOTON. Aor 14, 1,0 Uc Ivb th f) »l*i nut ne*-i| and »o n i ’ A -tal.!. - I * k i n g til r e s t r a i n — Federal Income tec collection. repAiT any that ran he aervirably j W ll lartj M ,11 k (r, *tre| huyer, fr©m Income Tax Revenue p v rr ha *irig - i#-t 1 f rum wa re hnu f t i In Florida during the fliral year fUetl MI ta#* r a l»e*l am ringit white I nrid •i 111ng ■** prlur* In evrea* of entlul June 50. 1042, were 50.A per r e n t (renter than in the pre- fo lk * If, ( i d , gin, nrut they teugti. | lhe i filin g i riou* fieri) year, the Bureau of me neri-f in .tr e l t,ut to g n . L IN D B E R G H C H IU ) Internal Revenue reported yester­ ft begging." the old derkey .aid emphatlrelly. while gen tly ap ­ day. R O IT . Aug 14. OH— A’ Individual Incoma tax payment* proaching Kire Chief M ark Clove f i f tDhE Trhilt! tafl* Iiorn T h u r s d a y t o war# 82.3 per cent greater than land on the .ubjecl n f obtaining M ra. C h a rles A. L l n d h e r g h . In* In the previous II montha, while ■n old shirt or eodfiTOilng. I f corporation Income tag paymenti pressed, however, the old fellow f o r m e d t o u r c e a » a k l t o d a y . U M « ‘ W i l l mention " lilt in g " a biscuit l* e r g h c o u ld n ot be r e a c h e d a t t h# were up 74.1 per cent r two while * youthful slave In E o n ) M o t o r C o m p a n y w h « r # h# The total Individual Income tax oGeorgia wot ka N eta ,i.pii pc r * . a i d l l w a * payment* In 1P43 fiscal year were th e second d e u g h te r . *00,15174 agalnit 436,541,. , I I In 1141. About 72.000 acre* of deer fororporation Income tax pay. eat land* In Scotland have been Only those automotive vehicle* itta In I N I fiscal year totaled taken over by th« British Mlrtli- having essential ueaa are parn tfitin oompared with W,-l try of Agriculture for sheep pa*. operate In Half ; ! ! . SS149 tta px*rk>qi u tgootta t u r * p . ___________________ preicnt. rt % \ � 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, 1942 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, August 13, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1942. 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 1942; <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/b5b642f9c218f4aeffe7da77d51208fd.pdf 60c820cd5623f4ded6d3403653706566 PDF Text Text t i * V, - — "» -v e x e c u t io n s Frick Cracks Down On “ Bean” ~ Balls After Brave-Dodger Tiff tr v n r u i N a z is NEW YORK, Aug. I K { * > The German r*dio, la It* (In i comment on tho w a i t l a i o f *U Neil saboteur! In Waahfagton Sat­ urday, uld Monday tW.natation* l e g a l n o t ic e s W UR T^ECO R M not Ignore." Thl* qootatiaa n i attributed to a German Foreign Fare, J. P. *1 « « ta Fla. Cee» Office ipoktaman. By It* action, th* radio aald, th* United 8 late* A m OeVeaia Day AdvvaUM*. WIIMama, Mailer ta Jaaela Cha»- “ forfeited tho right o( protesting •gainst th* condemnation o f *abo­ le un in tho territory occupied by U * futar* may do to—II tholr menagen art willing to pat out U cart. • “ durilng" prattle* which threaUrmd to roach tpldomie proportion*. Lm g «* Pm ldtnt Ford C. Frick ■today nottfUd oach manager that b# win bo b«Ul (ally attoon tabic tor tuck incident*, and would bo aobjaet to eotomatk float t f $100 where hi* pluhera worn Involred. tim edict came W an aftermath tha Brooklyn Dodger-Boeton lto gam* at Boatcn last Batlay In which Whit WraU of Dodger* and Manuef Salto tho Boiton elab engaged In a itlng daot Wyatt waa fined tk« flwrtnin Arm*** tag a noaway of the t why tha tquad fa ere* than last season, ta r PhaU has coughed up l^bOMO for talent tinco t Adeau, T. F. *t at ta gear” "* redaction Credit Ama. C**F Idea t ten Met MeetM e Export* o f banana* from MgxlDtghtea. a. R. it a* I* loafo'C co bar* decreased from 14 mil­ rrUalinral Credit Carp. lion item* In 1937 to an astimatBaker. C. W. tt aa ta J. rd 2.4 million this ytar doe to You probably baton“t KEEP We Make ALJL Electrical Repairs! ’EM IN SERVICE ■ o n than S1 .ooq.ooo for pis (S ) ha could spot a Brool Import* of gasoline this year wifi total through minimum-pries waiter IM million gallon* com; transaction* and («> ha had lock, normal annual rrqui such aa tha performance this you of that old Cub cMt-off, Larry 44 million. French, . ^ ELECTRICAL HOFMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE REPAIR Phone 4(2 108 M agnolia A n . LET'S take a look al tha U M I Mac PhaU acquired tint* last a***X h Bordagaray, I7J00 walrtr P*BUJy Bull!ran, $7,140 waiter*. John Rixso, S7>X> waiver*. - y Pir»tce Hit Cooper; : Lick Cards* 6 To I PITTSBURGH. Aug. II, (A V ta Pittsburgh Irate* h»mm*r*d tort Cooper from th# box for W second time of tha *eriea Mon­ ty as they downed the second • lac* BC Lout* crew, 4 to 4 In playoff of tha 14 Inning 4-4 adlock the team* waged l**t (today. U was Cooper'* alxth **lb*ck f Urn season, against 13 triumphs. M Card*' star also itirted th* g,ggm * but we* be1tad out in t* third toning. Bab Elliott’* thr**-ba»# smash (th tha beta* loaded drove CoopmM cover in th* fifth frame and Mimed Urn Cora*Irt to square th* ifa-fumt aerjee with Urn Red- NEW YORK, Aug. II . W’) Prle Reiser, th* National' League batting champion, doubled hi* lead over the other hitter* of th* cir­ cuit during the pu t week, al­ though he remained out of action with an upaet itomach and recur­ rent headache* cau*ed by a midseason Injury. While Pistol Ptle, lb* slugging renter fielder of th* Brooklyn Dodger*, retained hi* average of J4S, big Ernie Lombardi of the Boston Braves alumpad seven point* to 319, *n average still good enough for second place. Lombardi collected only two Jilt* In II trip* to tbt Plata In the four gamea . he played during tha week. Increasing the margin be­ tween him and Reiser to 14 per­ centage points. <i t-rff ar prfca might kart teat slightly more), „ v Lester Webber, drafted from Seattle, $7,600. Don Padgett, bought from Cards for SJO.OCO but leal ta the Nett# Arky Vaughan, 1*0,000. (That It tha approximate talus of tha fe u player* traded ta Pltfamogh ftt Vaughan—Luke Hamlin, Baba Phelps, John Waadell and Pete In addition, Brooklyn bought in fielder Latter Burge from Atlanta for a fancy figure nod aetetal young pitcher* who were tent M k to tho miaore Her farther aeaoafa •tar* MwVhaU ta*f tael flra >o4 tbx-l want UUs year—H* ta- tha 'Navy. Haml fa* pttmbufgli* aad; Durooher tend -Frfa o ff. the acthm liati ' ■*' »b-t-i:*-4— MACPIIAJL ha*'l rTi ■' ‘ - i - ****-■ Standings for Klrinr Rig 000 for Ducky Dari* throw* T h»l'» th* apprasi th* actual purehaa* FALSE ECONOMY WISDOM IB WISER BLYTHEVILLE,. Ark., Aug. II, ( » ■ Jehu Wltdom was not to urle* when he left Me ear parked M a dark street He returned fa find all th* tire* and wheel* BLYTHEVILLE, A rk , Aug. II. Farmer Emeat Britb eared money on sugar and honey when be purchased three ktvpa o f bee* but Improbably lost to th* long run. Tho Insect* itung fa death Classified Advertisements low W ya tt I 14,000.' N * LEGAL It IfH tillii * 4«*l.*r j l i f a t t l f i i f i plodga t « $ rt W w V ! s r - ' * * “ W B K trance. Nice • ...r .r • *••« ............. I l l i j i i t • * '• • • ' • 9 Elm Ar*. .................... * M M lr r .y .lr , » n M r ilH . l » ..... . .* B ilk ill *f o . . , . . . . t r e ta la lle a * . . . *fit*M* •••*» •«.•**"•••• ! » ' » •• *••< » » * r "< ^ A l H ^ B ‘ PfNBURANCTI *thro m*km* .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K ^ . .If . . i *1 . > . . r W H I aK T ? ! I.lr s r fil . „ l l . . . . . 1 II* > r * M lr ..r r f.ll,- , ...k . ■ itta ll* �1 * I Our Job b to Save Dollars Buy War Bondi I wry Tay Day Establishrd |n IM S Member A huocIhI ccI I'rc-.-* S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y , A U G U S T 12. 1912. Premier General Tojo Martial Law In India Is P o ssib ility M MHKH 238. - • - r~ Red Defenses T igh ten Up, B ritish S ay Puppies Aren’t Rationed Police And T r o o p s U. a Marines Battle Enemy In Hand-ToHand, Jungle Fight In Tulagi Island Claims Of Sweeping Successes At Don Vnd In Caucasus \re Made By Nazis Four Freedoms—Allied War Aims •tip -eaev.'htaJ P fllll \ i *■\\ it lt>lnnihn^f CIrrmAtl , l.tiltM nl v\\ri*|HIIK miiccojibm .. th f i 1hm I h'I u I anil ('ituca* ItiifM i im litn ry 1 1 **ii r * \|a. I I . lit . l.il»‘«l t »•**!••! ,iin t- i.itt on ill I Itw Hiia - s llffr u in t j h »nf> tc. 1 I imI kv i* w it*’ fkghtinff .I, f, 1,-1. . f.,»M I. * fatth In ..Wva-k .'d Mrtikop area." 11,,i Him imi | » ’Sitid nnd th® Cnufar - nl-.. • thnuigh our I*ign i,,n« i«i *ft« UKi' n' »*•dmr »rc - I ,,f nil mill , |ri|ftfHfa! a*f Maikop. , Fuemen (iecrgr A. Conk, of Engine Co. .10 in Foiral Mill|« SrM York l it) tgbelbrr hr*« teeing thingThe .pot* before hi. rye. are ltU**i .if pup*. a^s awsa*w*i-w».*e-n~T.h mVAu'■"hftftYThi* ■eltr^yziOli >«> i nn't male - S »• tHI ikHlafl AIII! *Vl»i*tk* ,, f r I '* leal 111eln I Milk* AD'I k ,*. 1 k,11*el TUB <#er* ,, n ir v iA tA- "THT pmo" I. MtihdirtWiitg to nrw fn*tf I I It* *MIII inrr h®r brnotl. Inekirnta II) tbe new pup* h**l M i n l.-.i ..ui lor l.,,»t, lleo.l of th® life or Uie citv In continue, vv , r, ......... in Ctfik* m«n«grf1 Id thr governor, Sir Rogrr I.ura |t»t foiling in rublwr ,, 11 , .,inf ’ iii- i. firii**> mnn Seaborne American invnIn i . ..,,, ,« ,| .-tit 1mnklil'f* ■Iod forces; officially describ­ i am going to maintain onjtr IrUIMihcil A Sl nny cost. Tu, thra*. lh®r®fon% IIk*" flunks ed as trained In the, “ new whn may I*® thinking of going on (I aIf llitlrrtwlata to the builneu o f Seta drawing, depleting th* Four Freedoms with almpl* beauty with thru® disturbance*. [ now h*h knuot Jap*". battled the en­ and ulrretneaa were issued In Washington along with Elmar Davis' givr thk« plain warning Ths 1 r iff, 1 I \ emy In fierce hand-to-hand n<w pamphlet In which he define, the United Nations' war alms. poliir and troop* htv*1 ordrTB ,0 (• in danihr Naxt fighting today In the S o l­ Tnp left It "Freedom from Want", tup yight, “ Freedom of Spaeth"; t*kr thr itrtifi|««t m piiiirn vkhrna “ Ml * d .,f, ! In '1 atkofi omon Island jungles, 900 lower left, "Freedom from Fear"; tnd lower rlghl, "Freedom of rvrf rirrrfBjiry .** At I'ml ita , CApkt*l of Bihar prov1The tJrr miles northeast o f Austral lu Hrllgton” Davit prints out In hi. work the essential Interlocking Im *■ fivr ni varrr ki11rt 1 nml i I'Uir!®i| The Navy communique said (o f (hear principles. Each It teparalr. hr writes, hut the whola la IU injurrd when flm l oti 1tu, k Sea cl. rnonatrntors m***ry| nr*I th® "The Marin** bay* opened (hr liberty. Vai , • S . U 1..I.I It.*gyikrrnmrnl •rrrrliirtiil thi* aflrrdoor to on Allied offtn.lv* in i ,-i I —-lltll of '•* b' ifMlIMg r.All fiocth the South Pacific." Detailed Intie it all a ' . ml.r.g !•*• M I .mlry follow***! up hi* lifttAd* formation I* lacking In th* dr. . t ahiy* « « H illpit’ h*’d r if t warning Innight with t turn* vriapmteiU In U»o f|v* da* oti y. . • *4* *" Kut»kan Irk ,a a h % m I ir*l V k ith lh® rolor®t| illvlultut id th miim-iur announcing Invocation of batik, hot the MnVT **ld A novel poatranl intrrrlu if I h'frnne Council Hrrvl off mi,I elotllur |«4-f an rnirrgancy whipping art for mv^iinp, origtiiAtril by L l iJin , 1(- ....... CaM fi* v th® ap“ Is coaUnslng on the ' liny f»f. nriginalnl Oy r*l i*«nt y M||ow.up Com raltl^ fm - c m *. m> pm ileg* f • Bombay province ami ihr draft* ■ “ located Important ft 1,, . 1.. • 4 1"**! 1.1 i hr Rub Afu) hrH®vvd t*’ J ms th® first Um^ n,rn •tiglng inothir apttitr«i pM, % t thr out * i t M ing of Bgvrral hundrr^l addktkortsl |fi' Klwanla “ tfeWfMuUt) M.K « » 1 "-f I VI■tr hold K Iwan! a rtuba rluba attr rv Had “ 1 auch gr*m, m romjwirmtivFl) l*rg«* x■ r t>4 ptdifv into th« city from ..th«^ IHKIH: 1: inrating, fra, turn! tha Kiwant* mniih«r of iltgro Army draft*-*-* (,* \nhdistricts. in , . .... , I d h IrUkaya this rwion at l**ft hrr® lhj» morning for < *mp Wn^hrnn pm irinv th The provincial puller fruee num. u r Valdes lintel al< . i •t 4 - e r Stalin long with >« ItUriiling, E II. C*rtrr I *rwf t WASHINGTON. Aug. IscvU Klnard, a rtUrod farmer , d for I t i 11,000 In nrrmal time. . no! fiut 1 1 , 31 llre t Akl drmon»lrst drmon»lr»tion by Flu- ll«>«rd r1®rk, ®nnour»rr.| and a resident ooff Rauf Sanford lack this Formations of puller were el- l e t Hrihjla of Tr*v*n f> w.lh » rttik* aiwl *ro-t t I ..... shorT died . at 1:10 o'clock Physical t*«l® will I*® givwn th® \ n|,| «Bi*®fiwtif® . . a - j r t . 1 moat eaneianUy on the maiea W « » nnyukan of thr Vocal rlul* 1h« 4omtiti-a Owl h e* ny »nfa»*t*i mena# thw HtaHi® Army rimp ‘ htiny [iJrA**"' llhIf’v roggh tho diiy>rt*i dlaturbed ^tu .eetiod* F ^ b ^ ^ n u ^ fo lS T J i* !',, '^u ,n"7 oagcw yw ■•ni fHtatranla fn I hr Falatka ted and aOnlf-1 A l«rg® rrawil, mtitivaard mott " » ,t|, KlWinls cirgankiatkon, and Kiwan(an <) Uwnmic* I f f>f rtilnrrti p#nmn*. wrrr pr*-* Clifford it uffrrlng’ States warship* .,fl “ .1* w . naas of abaat *.yaar, > Fu,', '« l ^‘unlfAy> British 1he were rnmni.m i«a i Ihrrr, in ( mid. «rnt 10 canU k, in Chin*, Oen. blow against anemy-omiplad KU ■errleas will b a _ * M c « J l.i-> "’ ^ In .g u n * were .a cn |t« .ng mg up tnt (rf-twiNpin Park atwl Mag milIa vtll. nr * • Ifat, although it was nut knn > ■ haaBapartera r» ported ks Island In tha wrtt Aleutian*, Th# Erickson Funeral Ho.nhar*. Thr riimrmiitlfaUofti war® Avriitir m mfi Rrcnnd Strrrt s * m ll« ^ »»h .Me-4opting Ir* fV T ........ wbather the** » t i| «'m (lgu>< i to n 1 1 1 Unlud s u m tha Navy announced Last night. In ckarga of arrugamgnt. *1 thr thr ring, ilmulatirig n Thr •ml »i tiifu nit prog mm m i g Ifr foil®mg In th* officially reporte.1 lnalan> ■ n r » » r Lb* Japan*#*, an act im I g«*i tiagrthrr « f thr two r*>v lijlrd A t Klaka, the attack by sur­ ’ A naJjr* o f Boutg Carulina u> A fp.fi® my Il»nni i 1 . ha-rn dll* th® of resort In gunfire American* shot down face venela w m praerded by ib IU, which i" d iff milt now hr miHH ftsf ihr OTTBsinn Klnard was 70 y*ara of age St.r SMI.,, plaaa la combat, prob­ serira o f five air attacks by U. ytvors Inaluda an* daughter. Mu « auea of thr ruMtrr an4i gaaollnr Thrrr f«®n who l®ft, Kd I*®- and onhi-Mi h 11ritikovgkkg •h o rU ff^ Mr Iwnr, whn !• vain ably ila ln t f r i another and ro* 8. Army and Navy filers during Ctyda C. Mua* o f Hanford; two I fl*!i® MrNr®l l>«vi* anil --"it hwr »l of ■halrffian «if th» Jnlrrrluh C n m - Aaioti tumad without lem titer mtUck- the previous three waekt. Jaiknon, wrr® tn*ntf®rrn«l and rinar, i aooj. Joseph K. Klnard and l^mit oim'initjtir said miltet, wm i;(Mmmfvlrii fur hta h®r«- from *ith®r draft Imianla. only th* Fog obscured the result* of L. Klnard. both o f Indlanap-'ln.j -« ttrifi m armuiual Idea Elght®r*i rolor®*! m®n rrjr island of th thee* attacks, hut it w m deflnlto- fad.! thra* slatara, lira. Winme| , , m 4i* for ce il T*. Ralph Hmllh,‘ who * * * pro* hrrr * n r t ran*?rrr®d mill w®r® ly ascertained that army pursuit Jariuon of Bknford. Mrs. It....' io 'i ill ion*"* k'ram chairman r» vralrd that th® ■lll*|*o-d to tm vr from koMinlB In fiiiin r> plane* shot dawn two Jap aea- L »t Hanlay of Charleston. . <Ia > rr. Hoy Remit mumml »* tin nalkm'a of hr i . M.M** Iomoo M both *W*a la Uia daval- plane bombers op Aug. 4. Thry wrrr and Mr*. Mallnd* Draft of (ir-o r. .. . r ~ , a I I I-<<1 aeller ro-it b> Ihr lllldr. aa optas land, ooa and air fight a* li# I jniitn. K O My tin, ilnr- kn ihThe communique alto dlarioaed ala I at* brother*, T. D Kumrl I no, Bill Pvrritt, who left W o r d e )w v . 1ub acr Hnoightipn Hikib®v®U Moor®, lh®n ««. Indicating that AUlod faina so that on Aug. 3, three Jap planes Clrvaland Klnard and l^e Km»,l, aa a couth 20 year* ago. has ro f u„ , a whil. far had greatly ootwoUVH loss**. attacked tha destroyer Kane off all * f Sanford, and James Koe.r.1 turned to assume the manager ^ l n c i l , nd Jarto « Itmti.n h fnok hitrm, Uaip a o*l »- * Cart. ■ iumri Mai It Mr* l*M»n, ' „ It « u di»clo*od, meanwhile, Atka ltland— aom# SOS mile* of Boath Carolina, Otorge K - 1 W p a f th a T a b l. Supple t.rore.. „ * c h a r t e d I., . r » In Eli|n» I'arkrr Jitltri MmI p I jH*n|th®» • *1 ' that American troop* axriuriv.ly east of Klaka—but caused no dam­ af Booth Carolina and Frank h,» •.Stor* on Weal First M r IVrriil wl#> ht M, s „ „ , h ln lro. ®g»ll ‘ hufllr Knight M<llr Mnr , n*»t •**. w m tor*trod !a the landing* and age. This Indicated the Japs ard of Longrlaw, Trg.; an.1 -■ • n la filling tha poaltlon f"rtnrrl> jM ,k ........ . ....... FI®, I •• Milfoil I >*»■ •*•"r > . M a r k K d j f rPHl the tight aahoro for control o f Were carrying out reconnaissance grandchildren. nccoptad by Jhnmi* Woo.lar.1 , th, Klw>|1„ Troop waul’ Joppph KnUrid haviiiium.l U®nr fit tha vital ana » round Tnlagt bar- wall to th* tMtward o f the thra* who raeotilly roceved a r.d:o , ho brou<h| ]„ <Scoul, Jar ot. K |tnr gfoo, Fmnk I Hum krmw.ir.lg. .*■ * i * j" , i waatam Aleutian Islands they now technician rating to the unite., <i>f , r in t A(|| ,ipm,m„ l.1ttoll o( though Ihi’ riot lit M.I1 of ■ltd Horiitton Barton occupy— Klaka, AUu and Agattu. “T. . l i rlemanUI imlnta inrlmllng head, W A h lllS i.lu 'i -tut 12, lAV John H PhtltiDi who wm slat. wan it- Intin Mlii id* » Th* Aug. B attack by Ameri­ H r. F a n ilt, who has had many KM| blankat «d in go remained hrr® l^aosa was .1 .-jiiit’fiti** In food! UT#|. M *• can avrfaco war*raft w m auch a aaparipnea In the grocery ,lr, ub#„ > th® four-ntsn lift and Bill Ir I a .fntl .1 *1 . 1 * 1 ir*-v -A♦ „ 1. , , |.|1> dlv may botut o f an injury Other Sanford and surprise that th* Japa mIt took took charge hero _l*.t c. rrl„ Mr Kuaeoll t MU| t»il nlniilt ono Srmini'lr Ouinty Iml-.irt®®* who ami •*« jo** wit.ii ii i Itrt’ fit* l 4 (. tit* Initial salvo* for bomb* and Ha came hero from • nnounerd Troop b rnllrrtcd oVar lift Apff wtllle HOlt ... »toll | 1I'. Ill 'will h® authe e.000 Opened fire with anti-aircraft hetwhara ha managed ine i. 000 pound, of rubber to th# re, ! i. f - nltd whole* AV tit Smith. John Orrrn, li C. w. i h iirt i tariag «n "imagined plane*." Th# Bupply atoro there lie frBt f a r, . ni) , , twr, n ,hr„ mnd 0*ctlM k | >,:1.Mi Im-i , I’ rkca .*la • i>a* baa* connected with the com to u „ r ......... . lhp meUl MeIIM'I*' Ivlr t>r® filhfoon. WkUl® bombardment w m Uld down by 1jtr Ahney. ,Vrl«m ThompKon. Armor; 1 r He ii.l* t»on in \dm " eraiaar and deatroyar guns. Tfct SalrtUoti Army, whkh hA- pan, for * number of ye.ro ero r<nip.|(n Jr , Kriieit A I®under John IanUit-1 o a r basil In charga of J^0 Amertean.aea and air unite now or *®v®rml rovers, ^ WPrP Walter Smith, Weight •ay ooada to flB, tod., .urted. ^ 1 irut tl tho C|yrda< Hell,, Johnnl® eon* «•* II hay* sunk or damaged I I Jap I state. Malcolm MacNeill Ualnh Smith. H«dt„r. Mark MrGlII, Walt rr rani®* *Hlk 1*41 Oil t V ■ anpo la tho, Aleutian area >11*4 { L T S t i ^ ^ J T ^ c o I n J I . I- . ih. a. .-M - of , Mr. end Hr. „ n . Jr Joe W a thr® *nd Hilly Grvy. Bit ■»' lli*oy Mnlkina. Jim ri kit. i i tr*l the Jape moved In on (M western- ty welfare, Capt. Oaorg* W .».t. J, « . Parritt, now of \ V.ro llearh lie.rh Kwllowlaa>o)hrw,n lhp the performances, Br*'«,..in, J C |fln»rtt. .Hciplo and ,» pnr®# tands In oariy June, J h a f m a r l y h*d e farm on Vte.t .P0|jU Mac Nell I W.ihen pro » . W d r ‘Vf* ' ,‘ r.ml?" ; MacNeill a.,,1 Th... . Hrtiijr, Amoa Morfli. m h )®v«li o f N a v y ' communique No. , brhtf h. mornu, ,kit *n- Johnnir Johnson, Thttmaa Od®||t Walfara tree, w* will ne-.l Ftnk Btraat. H* .p w i hi* e.i, , , run * irnum o f ItOO P.M. (F.WT) lathing, shot*, furniture, F °v O bar*, laavlng In m i Hr |lttad -p «u ,n ce. Jack..*Edkiir FleU-her, J D Ihud, Ionhy w,Ulem Smith of T a ll.h .e .* * ttlr Hill. follows: ad Infant wear," h* uU. hU wtfa and child. A Hanford Pal Johnson, Albert , - g -.it t h.«l >4* an al« member of . u , M l of ,, Worbmtn P a d fU araa. article* will bo ueed f»r Bririvnn, Willie Grants prmnk WH* , * I-*■ I i lo-ral maximum ! * • W O T S y r i a In Quincy. M. i rMWpd |„ (he abronce of Proal- Ham Ittiug, Clair®nr® Ijp® White, ttog^focelved by th* rallof thl*. winter. i. i • w..I' t»it ra»ary to mant now makes t il K . b ® ', • 4ent E. C.. llarpe. Jack SrniitJh, Soimin Wtilp-ptr, , , I ' i l.nfn r * in th® ni# Company C. Flordar Defense Furr. report tha following Ba mini® Lee Wlfgkna, I^eltoy i, .m» innt.ution ayatem* tho Aleutian Island* t Col® «nd Wltll® Habit. i. « inr .-el Thr advance * Hnlirlrl Army bomber* ,ti.*t,i t ttP A 'a plans the fag Th' * -o.pl.ell I-,.-to g. I’o.t «,f r ,i.i «||at |ihwtnt» to con— r. Rethe Ano-r.can t-g,..n uH'.nw t r arl id r — i i»r (f-tsnri Immsclose (•■ It* g.*al **f h.ion .,|,| diatfdy t kt merchan-* lhorwic..pb rroortl. ,.i 1 h- raise., , Aug. U. (*>— G»r dl*r n a nation wide l--gt>n ceo.|,a.go n ffu .n iout that tho ClI r*u*a# on* French Rudolph Walters, paper car* INDIANAPOU8, Aug, IS, "Her. wa* bitten by a dog about to plot. -I® inurnI* for Unrlr Sain'* uar "I M um h ba UPA"a ‘*CflllnC tf-war for rrory three fo r m , Ail jut mit W F Thorn#* (®>—.William Dudley Pelley, mrhan who go to the irirr month"'' rnlight food d lltfl7<on A. M. today at Tenth Street help the Nail*, Pierre founder and leader of the Blliiilnip Viiil: nmriy «t*lling p r k ff add French Avenue. . He w m bit­ aUlnl tidluy n* tu- lirgnl nil I r riintiv fw Banne d Tueaday a* he e*r Shirt* of America wa* aant.n-.el ... •f • of *li*t*ks houfho ten on hla leg while riding a f loniiBO'-i to hriiig i back to French end lenccd to IS yean Imprisonbicycle. Rudolph la tbs son of ord* r« |HH4lhlr Iff th** f * gtr.ii moult,» is* > m Mrainwhite, ramaot today In the fln t major ■lot of 1,000 prtioner* Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Walters of Hut M"(ula> n i g h t |i|arrm- nl ro*i* hail rl»«n for A *linn®f will li® hrld Tt th • ■edition com ilnre America r I tar* chief of governtool French Avenue. many it - hi* and diptrihutora coul(J hut thrn. vtartlng at 7 1\ P M , not ir «to* i rBf®tit at tha rialc entered the war. He w m eotw with *’• I Sam ftrahvon * ib tht* W R A T T IB l ricUd on 11 count* of crim­ nf rath i honor glint, h® said. Tlrkrta Uaae and prominently inal (edition in connection with Cnlrp* thi* '*410®®*®” w®r« TO® ahcKild l> ® obtain®!! awrly. All ■ the Pari* n«w*p*peri T Fl-ORIDA Local Uumdtrthe publication of tha Fallow* ; llavrde I w priced dlalrlbutoTa, ihowera this afternoon and pot- Post nirmlwr* who ar® ®ntktl®il . whol®»foir ami retail, would havo ahty rraas, Inc., which he hood* Mbly ever th* north portion to- to flv®. 10. IS* 20 or 2ft yrar I lM®#n com j®®lied to d rop Imporidut « f !\ citation* ar® r«fju®ated to contact I lln®a of ffMMl producta, and food Bight. th® adjutant immediately »o pa i would hfovr movril to coniumtr# para ran I*® filled out prt»|»®rly. j through tlifolrihutora who hmd r#l« nlively high ceiling*, th*y slid * ' <*T Aeee.ltLeg Brett) Kiwanians H ave Sergeant Tells Story Of First Novel Postcard Encampment Of Sanford’s F.D.F. Interclub Meet U rg e Group Of Boy Scout Kir«t Aid Demonstration !s (iiven At Luncheon U. S. Warships Sanford Resident B l a s t Enemy For 35 Years Is In A l e u t i a n s Taken By Death Negro Draftees Given Send-Off Bill Perritt Is New Manager Of Grocery S t o r e i5 f e w s 4 s s r w k 3 KSLJSfS.1SS5S.*5 Adjustments In s, Food Prirrs Arc To Be Authorized. Starts General Salvage D r i v e X Legion Post Is Near Old Record (Junta Of 5,709.;;... Prisoners Will Be Prided For Workers i Pelley Is Given 15 Year Sentence CITY B R IE FS f Man Impersonate Officer, Is Nabbed Truck River policy baaed (collaboration) Taken Over U H i g g ^ Sayg aver the Ion wktr# the W Wa* quartered daring the I I training Mason." the atory teat " I t mean* Quinn may hav* DODGF. ARRESTED DETROIT. Aug. 13, </P>—John Dtival DnHgv, 43, ton of the late auto motin manufacturer John V. Dodge, collapsed and wa* hoepltallied whll* unconscious after hi* arrvit today for loraitlgallon. Patrolman Alfred Arh»m and Lee Brown uld they arra*t*d Dodge after they wore called by a worn* aa reporting she saw a man pry 1 screen from a neighbor's bouse. - il-.'SK&J- ■ 500 Miners Fail To ** Report After Slaying -------- ■ nlHMINT,HAH, A la, A o f. IS, 0 T)-Th e Docena mine of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company rioted today whan UN proximate!/ BOO miner* failed W report following the (laying of 4 negro miner yesterday. Tha R ife to. Jack Blood worth. >1, wag killed In a fight with comaagB �■n T*1« * i 1 1- - -^TT * FACE TWO THE SANFORD ftgRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. The Sanford Herald The WorJd of Tomorrow tWDKfiSDAt, AWSCBT 14, 1^4. WEDNESDAY, APCU8T 12. 1941 COCKTAIL HOUR Hendry In Informal guard mount. ternoon and arrirrd home aLonr That ended abortly before rtoih I' M., tired to the taath, but and lha man took a twlm and had belter eoldiere, every ona of also THE SXNFOHD HERALD. S a NFORD, FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities A F T W T H *t^ MARJORIE ROSA COGHUHN, Society Editor PHONE 9149 t 6 0 TO * P * i nREP _____ Telephone 148 7 7 “------- ----------- - “ Mrs. (!. W. Isbill Is , Social Calendar Hostess To Auxiliary fZ---------------- :---r e T SO n Q l S Mr*. f . \V I.MII, preeident, wa* b o r i c to th# Campbell I ‘ h «lre •' I’almar. merchant louring Unit 53, American Lrglon marina, of lainpa wa» (alia,) hone Ranfonl eltliana are naked by Auriliary, at the regular month!) 1 the illnr., of hit wife tha mintiterial »• inflation to ob- inrrtmic Friday night In the La——Mi.. M.ne llawkin. h,» return•wrve two minute, of prayer oath aion Hut. The iorial hour we, in the form « f a -tarrw rir pirly r>J •" J,cke«.nvill# aflei ■^ruling for Mr*. J. M Daniol. Junior pa»t '7' •'»*' * r,k .** ,h* * u,*‘ °* pmidant. who left Saturday for M" Margaret Myara MTIlUllh, (aft., to live. ' * iKjrtnj/ (hr business moling Mr •'** Mr*, V. SrhwArtft, 612 • rieUitori report on defense at- Myrtle Avenue, are snemlln* • tlvitiaa of Unit meml»r« wa* Com- f,,“ day* In Jaekeonvlll# vlrillng plla.1 at the rac|ur*l of tha Da- <bHr daughter, Mra. |*aarl Uoaa. lartmetu of National Drfrner Chairman. i Mra t l,udr Tyre of lark# Mary It wa> ravaile.1 that tha Poat hn» a. hrt guaata hai parent*. waa Mill aorne 20,000 rrcnnla abort M. and Mr* II T Pace; and of Ita quota In tl«- "old record” , he* aialai Mr, Evelyn Spark,, aalvaging rampaign Auriliary •" Jarkaonvlllr minilo-r, were aake.l in volunteer their venire, in tin. drive. Ml*, Julia llell Scott of AlexThe auitliarv ilrrnlnl to write ander City. Ain la vialting her letter* to Florida Senator, and rouMna. Mr and Mr* Roy Brown, Itr prevent at Ivea urging their «up at their Imine. .310 Weal Third THURSDAY g ta la a i • # * i,iw r N ew veeeela. tt r aa, la e . I » , n t > > l i T h e l l . r a U t a The a a ile a a l t id e e i e iie r r la la a . (Hrteea a re a r l a l a l w , la Ih e targ e e l H ltea ml Ih e r e e e lr * va llk a r ia . a*aal k e e a a a a rla ra la L t l M i a and Haw t a r t . WF.DNEHDAY. AUG. I I . BIBLE 310 E. Fourth S t Better EGGS For Uncle Sami VERSE FOR TODAY ^ PRACTICE THE PRESENCE (iOD| IJVF. WITH HIM: 1/jrtj, thou hast been our dwdlinf |>l*fe In all icrnerat Inna. Before the mountain* were brought forth, or ever Thou hadft form­ ed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to rverlaatinjr, Thou art -I'salrna laj.l 2. You’ll set higher egg production with economy by feeding your hens TUXEDO EGG LAYING MASH. Or If i* IIARY CHICK TIME IS AM . THE TIME! SEE US FOR RAI1Y CHICKS NOW I (From The Washington Poal| ' i JT 13 raining tonight in the long. . • A t^H ‘*,iuiT. VHd" the*paa'turea,'h* wp, k f,,r " A fU r $■ T u k »‘ ( ) f ( w n ‘' H U le . IN T ’Q V e l v e t G lO V e T liv c n n Hanford cltuena are aaki»l by tha ttilniaUrlal aauiriatlon to abaerve two mlnutca of prayer each day at noon. The playground of Buuthaldr Primary School will l»r o|k-h from U 30 AM to 11:15 AM »nd« i the direction i f Mra 1-re Sainoep Hull St'hiRil art. %sho wish t*> ia«« ••lit** mr mtari •, may atteial tho. ^ Mr ami inert III)' this SltunU> momlng IVnt*-rtained h\ :» ihi it'Hui'lt iii tii»« Woman's •le ii bmip rinia Font vi*it«sI hr r • I tor.I lmM,ve " v o lt for freedom from llr ltlih Oh. N-r Can We .Tingf A * mournful aa a weeping wtllon T i « k ynu, Mr J I'etrillo. I f you'd consider letting me ^ l rriU'f4 M M Ul .L 1I1 MARGARET FISIIDAI K T o apr«y. or ool to «|irsy.M thM Is (hr i|tirstion now putiliuy f Irv* wardrns in rrganl to inrvn tiitiry bombs. Thr Coaat Guard haa lrtueil a call for horaemen to volunteer In a roa»t patrol organltallor We auggeat the equine m-mt>cra lie callrti .ea-lturar*. The Japa , cein undacldr.1 whrth *r tn attack Siberia, whrre the Ruaalana are ho,tile to atrengrrv or to Invade India where ihr welcome algn ha, lieen hung out try Gandhi ami hi* tribe. Current Comment . In the aama paper which Car­ Headline to • • rie* an article about drafting Wolkeri for th# war Induetriee book review. "Can If eb* It there la a atory about factorlet ed?-' being rioted became nf lark of bow could the be Rutterlali. look* Ilka a raa# for nor'* attention. HOLLYWOOD b o b b in Co o n s HOLLYWOOD, Aug. —Cary Grant la a eia chooee the picture* he •aid th* other day 0 MH e ray offered him I a bellhop In a atory, It without a glance at This'la a compliment tor. When you eonridet tookh over aora# SS *cr to find th* lira ar thru to do, It la quit# a ( rmbelllahet, change* and delete* aa he eeea fit. A line that would b* good for Iren* Dunn* might not ring Ire* for Ginger Roger*, or rice rare*. ](• like* to are hla f “ X'T* In th* character* hefara ^•riding how the acrlpt rioold A la differ* front th# commM Brand • • 9x Coca-Cola. . . -j _ v Q f s p js s /•) • 5.00 $6-00 $ .there to ao* it. Mrs. Boyd (olrman with a wiener malt tt recentI) for Miss V lh of Tallahessee who parent r, Mr amt Mn. last we*L Farewell Burly I h Given For Suilor J( O t H I M > »»♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Azarian Class Has Picnic And Swim EW ARRIVALS Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Byron Baker announce the birth of a •on. Alfred Byron, Jr.. Aug. fl at lb* local hoepltal Mra. R. R. • Pippin, Mr. I I Dolly and Mra. A J I’etrt.... were hnatraaea in the A '* ' «■ data of the Flrat Haptl.t t hnrer. and their hualtanda at a .aim mlng party an,I pirnlr M*.n ta. evening at Mr*. Pippin-* h»m. We»t Flr,t Street Among thoee »h.. a l l - i i - l ware: Mr. arui Mr* II !l> Mi and Mr*. Pippin, Mr ami Mi* B. C. Moore, Mr*. Peteraon. Mr. Otlda Wilaon. Mra. 1. II t d rlough. Mr*. Mamie Benton. Mr V. L Datapier, Mn. M N. C|*v* i v Men Who Know The man whb feel# hi, ...cUtbee are attractively eprure. appear* eo1 There-, clfc* advantage in knowing i th* Suit you wear haa hern Dry Cleaned by our careful expert*. Yog can give ell attention to your burin*,, or aerial Internet* — with­ out worrying about appear an*#— when we aerve your t.» i COUNTY swartra* a? ts reeponalhiTTor c flrat kHr klth -Th and NapouaM* • another, “ My F l Grant la note G lager Rog«r* “Owe# Upon a H * -U il— U J U ld - a L U i l U , T tlE S IlA V Ranfortl ciusen* are aake.1 t>y th* mililaterial naaoclnlion to - I. aerve two minute,, of prayer run day at noon. L J No other drink ghrrt thli apectal phm ...th b unique taate and afterwrnM of refreahawnt. Paoplc have dbraa to frailra that twfhing take* tho ptaco J o f CocaA^ala. T o want rtfreahmom A ( ( ealMif /'•*•§; The pla ypruuifi ••( S*jijtt< 1.1, t'Hmary ScKim»| v* 111 in* u|k-ii ft • . U 30 AM tu II 4f. AM ••••to tht dir*tf*ti<m • 1 Mrs I SnIIIIH I DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT Tharg a m Hnlahed ait In Ita making which ,. glvea Coca-Cola a special quality... .'lit w unlqua taate come* from a M end of punt, A wholeaome eaaonce*,—refreihmanl that can't be oopied. * ’ ' / >■ f.t 1AH A N I F. KD Al I I.CATIIF.K • as a |ih«i|ir|iliota. The monthly lioalnr*- nnaplraticnal m.-eting of th . byterian Women-. Aunliart be held at the rhorrh at can S about three ml lee where we had ■ tMU Of what It would really bo Ilk* to have a etrafflng attack from an airplane. A a wr wrrq marching down the highway, the alarm, "AIR PLAN E I" wa# round­ ed. Warning ehola e r r , fired and everyone took to the wood* ** faat a* hla log* would permit him. Vary aoen thereafter, ■ fa,t twin-engine Bouglae A -20 o at­ tack bomber maid be ectu iailly circling around at about l.uoo feet looking for u*. Ha aoen apotled our ataff ear. got cur general po*ltion from that, and before we knew what waa happening, whipped acme* w at an altitude which waa Jiwt •hove tha tree top* and traveling $2-95 I Mrs. John I,pc Ih Hostess To ( ’ircle WORK SIIOI3S ABF BETTER s p o t it e v e r y t i m e The Importance of Miami *• an aviation center le mad* reanlfr.t from th# fact that Op • recent day, from 10 to I t A.M., t f planea were lighted over th* rlty, during th# next two hour watch but three were reported. Bom, wag remarked tbet they muat encampment and to report a* a th hare bean going to laneh during to Majot Wiley. When I pth* flrat period. preached the Major, after lire t faat, he waa buay with two other officer* eo I Ju«t aalutad i ad *ald, "Sir, Sergeant Vernay, « f Company, reporting a, artBy The publieher of the New York Time# cable# from lawdun that ••both Britain and th* United State, are auffarlng at the mo Intnl for lark of vlrtorira.” Wi> Sentlnientaliam: I lore to watch hope he didn't hare to go all the to London to find that uut. Ih# fleecy rlouda eeemlnrly hr||. Ing up from th* Atlantic, three mile, away, then floating we,|. ward, Mimetlmea to moat a Ilk* * Tbe fact fhat ao many pre’ Pearl Harbor laolatlonlaU cam* on# at a different level, coning •; out on top In recent election* I, from th* Gulf. Sometime* they no Indication that th* j>eople ap. form gruteaqu* figure* t oomedayt prove of their aland taken before ago a fairly good cutlla* of a • tho war, but are oppoted. per- buffalo'* head, with Incurved born, kapa, to eo much outride inter- and tuft of hair batwoeni at an. •. fereoc# in th* matter of local other Um*, an m UIm amp of Florida, etc. Often that* ar* great mountalnou* tnaaaae, with peak* or of h goeedraur fllmel. Sergeant Tells Story Of First F n c a nt j>m e n ! . Hy ACNEW WELSH Kci.iinmlat Roger Bab*nn .<•, h return of Al Smith'* "happy day." after the war and think, wr will continue ta u»* auinti tutea fur rubber. (Ilk and wnolt-n fabric.. aleel pnalucta will drcllne hut thr production of other metal, will mrreaae, along with a aad day of reckoning to tne*| lhr hill* uf reckleaa axpcndlturr, of war day*. •••if 2nd Lieutenant for lh« dura I four pasaea at a*, he kt up llH Hon of the encampment.** went liark to Orlando allowing The Major looked me oYrt from ! " tire«| buneh of men to make •tfiit to stern and said, "Allrfrht ihf»r way l»ark to ramp, supper, Srrgeant Hr|wut to the Onlcrl> ami a well deserved re«t. ^ lent nm Onlrrly," nnd 1mme«lt I foil Might was n ftWplaai one *ir\\ lurnrgl amuiwl and resume! 1 b*r mr. anyway Between those business with the ether two Mta.«.|uitors (which we swore, beiCmtinuU »r*m Pro* Om | •iten Well, ncedlea* to say, I lingrnt got under way, for Camp • f. ». morrung, were butiarda tnv* o « a very puttied peraon aa I • " r under an assumed name) Collin* at lloek Spring* On r * aIke.| |» the Orderly Tent. Here rival at ramp, wr were gree i , «» m( ttie magnificent snoring of at our f< nipany *lrrrl hy ,i I an*. * .entrant being made an •••11 n ew (ami very capable) 1jt advance detnil roni|NiMM| of F*|. » • k '.*nd l.ieutrnant by my Ca|- 1 S e r g e a n t John Meisrh, even tho fdeutennnt T V llmwn, C«* <rtin nnd then huatcri in a buck 1thought of sleep was an Impoa* iw»ral M L lUlmrn. arul rttvili envoi.- by Ihe Major In lea* time ••hility However, the arrival of llehry Wight. IHrn nn. and Thnh*p than it lake, to tell about It morning brought a welcome frean. who hrlp«il u* unl«»ad • •• tnd for no reaaon that I could h r f fmn* h<ith ami, efter a good bu«, find our vnri* us tenia, an 1 Inrure out However, ordere werg hot breakfast, everyone waa ready •tiler* *« I wmt to Captain (Jali get generally settled to g * again The ramp wna writ act up nr- 1 loaray to try to get him ta Monday was a light day a» Mi-ally liM-mcl with the Compae. .traighten it out for,me and founJ •••nipaml to the day brfore. The atrr.ta, aporr-.l ap|iroiimalrly *o him at our Sergeant*- tent, talkmuMilng was taken up with infeet apart, abutting on ami Ira.) mg to Sergeant l*in Head l^n»^nxUon hy Ueutenant Cokl»»ol Ing U»ay from the mam rj»- ing. Soon after, the Major appeared court, and parking area of Rftk Spring*. Tha Company Com man- and everything wa* atralgntenru der’a lent waa located In th- cen­ out aatiafartorlly. It aeemtd that ter of the entrance cf each -tr**t be wa* buay with aomtthlnt elta ami behind that, and lirt.-l Up cn hi* mind and hail not thor­ four on each aid* of the -trlft, oughly undenitood what I had told him Sergeant Laming In­ were eight aquad trnta to Ihe men. The flrat lent ..ii the stated that I report the affair left waa the lal Sergeant', of­ a* th* Relirve-lt-Or-Not incident fice and quarter* and th. firat of the ramp—made In a 2nd '>n Ihe right jvna aaalgn.'.l i » th* Lieutenant, butted, and then re­ made all in fire minute*. Sergeant*. Tha morning of the flrat wa* Very aoon after our arrival, om mraa call Bounded ami it waa taken op with Inatmctlon of the Officer* and men of th* Battalion whll* we were atanding in lino f* r hreakfaat an inciilcnt ocrurrad In the art of ecoutlng and more, menl under cover. That aflti. noon, the nattallon ataemblrd In: th# camp area for a ahort review KILLED worker, have "know-how". So have the before Adjutant Grnrral Vivian L. Collin* after which wr went! maker* of Coca-Cola. That'* why Coca-Cola out on the road leading away from the camp and were drilled ha* that extra aomcthlng. AI moat anybody cai In taking mvrr In the word, aa make a aoft drink, but nobody elae can make protection agalnat b<wtlle air- A p p e a rin g b e fo ra a Senate m ilit a r y sfT*1 m iuU.min»lttee. Simon T.sk# (left)* Inventor of the submarine Is show n aa he offered hit p lan fo r p u t t" »• *•" ifui to thr sinking* niatir l ) Ana U-boats Ilf saltl he »uuM ,u» <t • iih c a r f t w n r r y in t f subs. In frovu • •• ,t m.Hi.l « f arm ••f tin •• fi*itfht-csrrylng uiulerwster tn»«ia bhitia h r r u llltrU flftt I |i t» Tr • ted M*’ • in* >rfi«t«»r htlwui • J .r.in. it (renter) anil Senator J.»s)t l^«. Mem Odham, who has livinir in Atlanta fir the >iar. has retume<1 to Sanfc live ||r will operate a • FEED lit., b’rairn day. after the rU*‘ ‘ fierrrm ts of sunliirl»i, ; “ No wnr*v nlnli in tho buck.*' *myn Hecr«*Ury o f State •hJl!E!e UHv7 ,h#* . r,',ud,,V-»h.° f,,r ,,,<lia S Am nry, ‘ 'could l * drvlaed to nil the nlng ,r ,,,C* *' ftallant n ifii— Inilimi, liritlM i, Am crlcnn and Chintme— now Flare* in the rnvrrna of heaven, •'•tgngril on liiilinn noil iii (h o tnnk o f defending India anti ' The rain that ,rt in nt twilight pri'pnritig a lin*i' fnini which In atrlko the enem y.” t Mr itvi Mrs K. II. Coniha of Mount Dom smi Mrs Oscar liofrinAn of WsjrrrMi, (in wert* th** bursts of Mr sn<l Mrs II. U Urnrt«o recently 1141. After m .k tJ Telephone 47S ___________ H HAM*Y BIRTHDAY Gary Cooper and lUrl rank Capra‘a great pri.l nd Thurxlay al ih.- Mil Men uf the Fieri-- i. STANWYCK Arella Woll, Mr*. Mattie Carraw, fRANKCAPRAS Aviator I h Grounded By Single Raindrop . MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 12. (Al —Air- Inetructor J. P. L*nd,ireei knew* now that a tiny raindrop ean h* a potent thing. Firing through a ralmtorm re cenUy, Lendatreet atuck hi* hr* I out of tha plan* to ar* If irafft.*a * clear before landing. A rain­ drop kit Um In the eye. , ta nd,treet waa groundnl far a few daya -until bla temporarilyparriyuad eye recovered. irY^r •' •’ '»• «»»•' iMtHle-el «|l|iiff*-r« of * ,!tle-«tii|« Mink* s %**!««ii(ary O N " • ' i l t * ri In nn Ml-irjm krl i i t i j m i f i M ill I »»• g to t-i HiWAkD ARNOLD WALTERHRENHAN \ at \ hn« !>•« •«-l»l* laelil («• ti|M'H |l« frtflkw tfi l» •'■••I nii'ii Niti| Ih•itiia* a SI HINt; HYINCJTON AMI^, i ,L iA .v )N B l. .. . . i . i • i M it | m n t s t n l fo r a n y FV|l ■ ■ ••*» n lm a f il «Hl|» r u n Hot I ao* f •• p U x*( «!»• • im liilr iin n r r o f n il fn ri< tl*i> o f I h r t M 'w a t lo p r f fkl* • lae , nllll-t f*W«0-f|||Nl •in •••* I i i s i h Ii o f ( l i r srn tro l ( .Hit UXTCHAHr fori*' •an inch vailh ■preui aktllw •f^l » p l i(i*#|r» roolrtlnilr nmrp r f !•• thro country's war •ffo n ilnr •Ot-CKUc* Gnnrtnr UDtn jrotir e*f PuDrta havp prpduetlon, . fn­ , L n j t W a '. E t t prof I u. Each 100 pound • conUing. 10 Profit • h ip Irfn* roupona, iwdeomaWo H ..H MR M f n l r o l «|»rclali«t • bi*-" • » fealllrslnp # i| i« rr|Mirt n* «-u i Iim m ing how s | m*r4*i.-t • «ra* lra»nc«l In Ihi* |*rrforit...i>. •• ••( lltrir hHrious tlulipq llvt »n ••l« M of I lie client of Kavh . m *ltV A IM.irjarkrl who •)#rl« any nit# of •••mr (tQ ip «. fUluc«l i filings prrpurru to L»k«* bU |l*< •• as an t ffirirnt mrinber of I be ship's rom|ian>. hit ultiVfiilc iiljjivtiip the Rurrm of hla in l*a 11 It* The Department of Commerce report, that income payment# to ladividuel, in the United Bute* taUlird 112.65*.000,000 during th* firat fire month* of thte Authoritlc* of Zurich, Saltier. nd. have recommanded that ltdren bo Required to go b*ro­ otal daring the auamer to coo* A NAVY RECnUITINO OFFICER W ILL I1E HERE TO INTERVIEW APPLICANTS FOR ENLISTMENT during Ihe two-day ahowla* of thin picture. EDglblt men are Invited to attend a free nhowlnj: of “ Men of the Fleet” , Thwrwday, at I2:l& P.M, Colored man are eupreUHy lavtted. - T1IE NAVY NEEDS YOU, NOW! \ �m x wjpi-ptW fBrw w * ? * iT.j ■ * -m , '1-1 fin ■ . -1 ,* - a a o w UP ‘ ! four ango Of Giants Pauline B e te ls Young Cleveland In Net Pilot Signs New alahs Braves / In Extended 3-Year Contract Meet For Women 6 To 4 Triumph MANCHESTER, Ms**.. Aug. II, CAT—Seeded playrrs re rough going yesterday in Ihe 11th annual Easel County Club Wom­ en's Invitation tennis tourney with third ranked Hope Knowles of Avon, Conn., being eliminated In th* second round and top-seeded ■ BOSTON, A tig. 12, lA I-T h e Pauline Beta of Winter Park, l York Glanta moved Into third Fla., extended to extra set* to • In the National league yea- get through her match ay by downing the Uoaton Mlsa Knowles was defeated In Brave*. 6-4. a* Van (.ingle Mungo straight »*U. 6—7. 6—1. by Mr*. chalked up hi* flral pitching tri­ Madrg* llirahaw Voater* of Phil­ umph for hla new employer*. adelphia. Argyll Klc* of Hart­ The victory, fifth in a row for ford, Conn., provided the near up­ the New Yorker*, enabled them set by forcing Mis* Beti into an to ttep over Cincinnati, a full extra set as the nation's second gam* ahead of the Rede, who loet ranked woman atar came up with to the ntUburgh Pirate*. A flee-run rally in the third some disappointing and apotty frame, when the Glanta » lammed tennis. Mlaa Rice took the first asl, of their It hit* off Jim Towaa enough to krep Mungo 7 -6 , but Mlsa Bed rallied to tako th* next two, 6—S, 6—4. and re­ on top, but he had to be rracued by Ace Adam* In th* midat of a main In Ih* competition. Seventeen - year - old I. o u 1■ a ninth Inning upriaing which pro­ Brough of Beverly Mills, Calif., duced two lionton runa. A revised Giant line-up that had little trouble In advancing to found Outfielder Buster Maynard the round of eight. She defeated at third baa* began clicking In th* Civil Bowre of Cynwyd, 6— 9, third when Billy Jurgse and 6—1. Mungo opened with alngle*. With one out, Mickey Wltck and Mel Otl each elngled in a run and Jebnny Mite walked. Witek ecored after an outfield foul and Harry Denning elngled two more runa XSTIOVSI, I.MUI'X home after Bab* Barna had been tv I, r d w t. Pet walked purpotely to load th* Jim Tobin Has Bad • Inning And Suffers 16th Loss Of Year E E CLEVELAND. As*. 12. (FI— Lou Boudreau, th* Cleveland In­ dian** 16-yrar-old manager-shoH•top, has been algned to a new three-year contract extending through 1046, Club President Al­ ee Bradley announced laxt nlfht. TK* new document replaces Beodreau'x present two-year centract which was to extend through th* 1941 season. No mention wax made of a raise for the youthful manager, hut it was believed to call for more than the 176,000 annual salary Boudreau now I* reported lo get. Bradley explained that Lou would flnlth the present campetgn, hla flral In a managerial role, under th* preaent contract and that th* new on* becomes effec­ tive next year. BRAVE HURLER CALLED BOSTON, Aug. 1*. OPI-JI* Wallace, Dcston Braves lefthand­ ed pitcher, wax called to active service by Ih* Navy Tuesday and will report neat Monday for pre­ liminary training at flyuantum air baa*. He waa ordertd lo report when be sought further Instructions from Navy official* prior to to­ day's New York Glanta-Bravr* gam*. The 20-year-old pitcher voltmis I I ,4tl leered three weeka ago for ser­ i * it .414 vice aa a naval aviation cadet. « l *4 104 n u in dog disposition. That la, the Army doesn’t want any stranger sniffer*—they have to be barters or, at least, growlers, tie multn'l By JACK m m NETT j I* a cue-man dog either, because the canine sentries might bate a WASHINGTON, Aug. I I , (W| aew matter every time heV on duty. II* must bt able to. Work W ) —The Army naa finally d* | elded to unleash the dogs of war sa well at night as In the day­ In this Instance, w* are onc* time. And what Is of vital Import­ more several month* or yean be hind the Naxis, who reportedly ance, he must be able to work a* now are using more than 100,0On well under gunfire aa any of the dogs for supplementary aentry beat field trial blue ribbon win­ service and other dulls* connect ners. a * * ed with proeecutlon of the war Having answered all *hoe* speci­ Now come* the quartermaster to srtv# full recofnfUm to fications, tha dog must ala* an­ Defense, Inc., an organ swer to th* following commands Dog* for i gallon latlon of owners, breeders, train- (preceded by hla namel: "Heel"—standing stead; or fol­ era and handlers, backed by aom<of tbs biggest kennel associations lowing at th* handler’! Uft heel. "Slay"—which means "a* la” In th* country. • • t and immed lately. "Out” — which means rout 'em The Idea la to supply th* Army j and Navy with thousands of do*• out. hound. In whatever direction (about 1,000 have been supplinl the handler designate*. "Com*"—or get for papa, Bru­ to date) trained to contribute t sensitive nose, an extra pair <>f no. and don't chase any rabbits eyes and ears, and a canine aiithj on the way. If th* family purp fulfill) all sens* on sentry duty. I f Rover la a pure-bred dog the*# requirement* and 1* that (and be cap be a aha) between far along In hU training, he's one and five years old, la sound »f ready for military service end wind and limb, he's eligible for Ihe specified egent* of Doge for military duty. There are, cf Defense (they eta In the process course, a lot of additional IF*. He (or she) must be of watch- WASHINGTON ~ Expert Repairs League Standings Single* by Mli* and Banning accounted for th* laat Glanle run ih th* fifth. A walk, a double by Tobin and a alngle by Tommy Holrnee ecored two runa for Bos­ ton I nthr second Mungo then ecillered five hits ever ala scoreless Innings, but In tho. ninth Bebby Stall led off with, a to third on a * walk ann went w - a l ~ ------- ‘ r III. I» n u ii III I. ai si N Cl*. T I t II i h rs<s err rb i > 11 l i n e r . it ii i n min* Hm i IU 1rmtrrdmf V^rk * P!n*l«r» * N. •*»r l ii n * II I N I I . I m, i |I , I HI Isdula T I’hlfBI'* ^ (<>ntr ff AflioA ■r fi•<1uIp*I | N V. ____ Host 4HKHII A « I.K4UIK W t* |VI. «’ Tl IT «•# f»•! 1« l » O AS* i hl «i t« SI l« l W«Bh 4# l. f'rt. «• IT# l# JIT «l .III in * iu x is NEW YORK, Aug 12. |A7— Boston’* Red Hoa. striving lo Mag on to second place In the tmarksn League and keep their lOntUJIt hopes alive, carried the pTtw York Yankee* into overtime (torday and won the opener of threa-gamt series, 8-2. on Tony pIsn't f 1th Inning single, r .fox Hpghtoa, ace of the fjoetop and ( U f t went all the wav 1‘ re fk tm A Me 14th triumph ityut throo (etbmcks. although yielded ten hit* twlr# as many jh l* make oollected off Marv reu*r and Johnny Murphy. Brntier pitched fourhlt hall for B* innings, but tho Yanks had coma from behind to lie the Wt la tho eighth,______ ______ IF. TOUR T A f T I DEMAKOi THE B U I W • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • WINES BURK TO V I911 NICK’S Package Store «• u n d o n u n ■ A A ef Jely’ 104*. In the swwr kewae sf said Onset* se Ikla ttth b . r . wS5i at lanteed. FterMa. ^__ wiUle _ Caserntar e l ralsnSar eteelka trees tie ttasa Berth* D ll* Ik, first paklleatlesi ef tale net] «(c h elates er 4su a4 shall be la wrltlaa. ass4 skill aUu th* ktaM or rwatesas* s a f psst erttee s t ln w of Ika slalmaat. and aksll he awera to hr th* aialieaat a*s*r. er atrornry, and say track ckalai er de­ mand not a« niad shall ho veld. K. a. JOiuraoH. Aa admlklairatov ef the Kauta ■( Until* HcOil). 4*c*oj|«B First publication Aagest I,"lilt. IV T M JCIKIK rra n uenTUA TO a l l n ca *i- LEGAL NOTICES M TtfK COIMT o r TUB 4«| t n jl'fMJK. ■»:«r*ni.H tx n n rrt rL o m n *. in t m o im t il In f«: Kitat* of MATT IK MHIIM* |>rc#««F<l. TO Alata rHKhlTlHlH ANU P£KHONH HAVING *'I*AIITH OH HU* Ma n i »h a o a in h t HAII* irJfTATIS. Bob Pitman Will Coach Gator Backa HR A DENTON. Au* II, W )— Boh Pitman, who leesmr head coach at Bradenton high school last year and piloted iiolden Wava teams to every msjnr 1041-4. South Florida conference champ­ ionship, plus the stale high ach’l Irasrball title, has resigned to ac­ cept appointment *• backftald mentor and baseball roach at th* Unlverally of Florida. Chairman A. K. Ilawklns of th* Manat** rounty school board said Turaday. Pitman’s unexpected reslgpntlpn left Bradenton without a h*a<l roach, lea* than thra* wfeka before th* opening of school. No ■ucceaaor has been pWk*d.' Aheed, with coaplet* lie* ef Mint Cla— Sle* Gla. Dry Cla, Rem, dad Vodka. CO at n r o r r e s t e e m w a tie u cotwTT, . _____ _ IK R * THIS CaTATR OF Dixxilt Pesseasd. ___ _ n r tie e tr a rr h a t ce**- w roi N o lle * la k o rsb y g lvaa that Dt . W koolar rtlad h la r ia t l r s p e r l ■• K io c u lo r o f tha s a la ts or B e r ­ th a D ian a, d a e w e e d : that bo file d h la ootrtloa fo r (In a l d isc k a r a t . • ad t a i l b * w ill a p e ly to the llo a o ra k la I t W . w ar*, County d u d e * or n o m in al* C e e l l y . T la rid n . on tk * l l t b d ay e f A s a a lt l l ( L fur appro val o f oamo and for 11**1 d la ckarg a aa R a e e e ta r o( Ih e • • t a le u l ' H srth e D i m , I k iu s S . nut* <-aunlyt Florida., • t til a of fie* F A 1 R D A N K S -M 0 R S E D IS T R IB U T O R To My Friends and Customers— Mill Supplies Irrlffation.SytUemp I have moyed from tho Gulf Service Station on Firal Street and French Avenue to the Gull Station located on tho comar of Second and Park. KEEP 'EM ROLLINGl Home e f Standard “ARCADE**^" Package Store 0. D. FARRELL, Prop. . Phew* 9146. Math** Bldg. (Formerly Beggetl'e Llq. Store) y ‘ check-upl J. R ASHLEY, M mt. S T A N b A R D S E R V IC E S T A T IO N N. FARK A V L 1 will be glad to serve you in my new — Expert Welding Machines Ret -pjgc iU oni ---------- ^ Ira ts and G E O R G E S T IN E , O w nera P A U L J. 8 T I ...................... ,^ir- - - - - - STINE MACHINE & SUPPLYC0. ■m t u ir ia s to S. H. English 207 W. Second 81. I'hone 62 By PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KETT VB^'I CAMOUFLAGED t s r s st o p M NEAT. PLENTY/1 B u r WMAT& THE. ---- 1 I D E A ? t m NEATJOB, EH HE (26 N' VVAJtX THE1M O O M /rt *HO Eskimos “Swing It" In “Hotcha" SessionH TORONTO. Aug tt. W Thsy're stringing it op In the Eskimo country— too hot * rid fast for the mount!**. Pocket* lined with cash from * bumper hunting eeeion, Eskimos flocked down to the Meckenil* river thle spring In expensive mo­ tor boate to celebrate, Their Idee of celebrating—den* inf to the Juke box ell night end sleeping ell day—pul a (train on Canada'* mounted police who had to play chaperone at nlfht end carry out their regular daytime dutiee. t)lihop R. J. Rendon, just re­ turned from e two-month elalt to the Arctic region, aald the mountlee solved their dilemma by har­ ing the government limit the hotcha (eeeion* to twlc* a month with a 4 :S0 A.H . curfew. LfSTE^VhiflT/DONr 1 r l i P / a a 4 U«M I S LETMECATtHVOU HAhieiM* ABOUND ETTA — ^ f U . B E W ATCM lN' HE 12 H O U S E / S O X3N TTT?/TO PUT C K A iV A BIG .j, M O O S ff/ lANWW<3r£5) Iw onT sse MV ^ H L P A lN fp NO.KiCOlN JALOPY ■— I GOT •WAVES N E(2 CAMOUFLAGED- SAND OM u 01 O V B 2 \. L 7 I f / N E A T f? 1 O N M E / W / j& N B ACRES good cel Phone County, CtOft. LOAD OF PELTS INTO TOWN • DRIVERS AND SEE W W SCHEME/ m KURNIB1IED Bungalow and Apt. Apply Mr*. M. E. May*. >07 R. 6th 8L FURNISHED A p a r t m a n t on ground floor, private bath, front and back entrance. Nice cool HOW READY TO BET, Calif. bedroom. I I P Elm A n . ‘ wonder and Fla. Giant pepper*, . Ft. Uyora Market eggplant, Marx lobe end Rutger* tomato dunk; lant*. Largo (tacky • plant*. UNFURNISHED school*, fruit, garden . W. Belt* lake Monroe, Phono Apply 1*01 p a r k .____ II.' S OTHER FELLER NOT jr V "'rVT-a" . - ■V • ’. .• - • v j IrS* i i - ■ . w i f e ' .. " 1 E ^Musri Df^WfiT IN THtS r j B A R K IN G / i THINK WE'LL BE ABLE TO SPOIL RAN SOHt^ . I W ASSUCE 1 I SAVJ ACAI2 T] LAMT/rrirf 6eDB&W' THE LONE RANGER ' -r aaarown a tt u r a a r o a r t a r , i x a Classified Advertisements .UPRIGHT L «te r piano, quick aale. 40f W. IB i You avid M (b « f yea « f « hereby, nollMtd and required in prr««nl rbf rlatiH* and demand* *hlch ron, or aiibtr o f you, m»y hAY* R«Rln«l th* r*t*t* *>r hUutr MHIIII. dreasatd. IAt* of M iVuntY, la th* County J »d «* of H#mJ- COLD WAVE “ Y dfigdrif Hr* nil a fn lr r l.r Bisll ecored who walked Tobin. 1 I»4.. 1. N «» Turk 1 ill InnHolmes and Paul 1n»a| another run In, but W a s h l n a l r i n 3. I ' h l U d t l p K U 1. U ttrn lt *-l. r l .v i l i n # • * ! #!•( Nanny Fvmandai hit Into a clounp.) bJ« play to end th* proceeding*- t a r n * 14 I nI.n lHi tiiul* t Tobin absorbed hi» Ifllh defeat pf the traaon, compared with nine Ulumphi. Red Sole Nose Out Yanks In 11 Frames Our ahop Is veil equipped lo make any repairs on farm machinery, trailers or other equipment. of being appointed In practically •very city end town In the coun­ try—ask your veterinary or local kennel club) will put him thorugh the paces. I f be passe* their testa, he's ready for Induction. This drive for dogs to uas In modern mechanised warfare -has Its funny aide, too. It la remiilsesnt of th* (lory that Romm*], th* Natl genius of desert war­ fare, learned every basic princlpie of strategy he knows from studying th* campaigns and st­ uck strategy c f ".Stonewall" Jackson. ■ i w ;; )• ■: J .r * mi ■■ — v w ^ r^ . �1 - l^ r A . —fii’ ' i.f***\ v |V - ifc.- " If n V-’v ' I* U Our Job la to Save Dollars fr*Oi II » * *t«ii l* t Uartlmahl* palat- * • k t 'l W M *■ 1<**>| llffl fight 1 —r t T I K 'X IU X M . .-'W ’ Buy <- ' L |i S h ■*; ■■■ ■ KHlnlilislinl In I DOS Planes Start Large S c a l e Movement, Engag­ ing In 31 Sorties In Last 48 Hours | l« Aaaaclata* P r * « l • U nited S ta te s 'A rra y f i g h l - SANFORD. MOSCOW, Aug n, iA*>— C.rr man tfiMvp* hav* punched nnothihole in • Kuftaian po«lti(ini mind, the Ko*tnv Baku railroad in if Oierkeaark area, hilt the l£* army l» holding firmlv on '* mlutoni ovar the >»« and right approaches to Stalin ;rml. M. **r* Interception tortlra off thr SovifU innutinml l«wta»> "In the are* of Chrrkr*»k ou< English coral. I troopa have retired In new |ki *< S. E u rop ea n h e a d q u a rte rs an nounccd to d a y. F ig h t e r sq u a d ron * fly in g w ith th e R A F m a d e th ree such f lig h t * m r Um French rent. ZO wrrr Urfroet and . r . ready In pitch, ( h„ „ . k , 7„ m(1„ MUih, „ hto Marshal M l r f«,r t I „ f ^ .boUl ............ fererr sJ«>t ’» « * UnRod S '* 1' ' , f,nm ,hr rim Gro.ny ml l,*dd. Unk* and bombtr., It w a. rc | lhr lhll. . Ir .... vaalcd tail night ^ , Unuin* then hani drive a.mii Ttia U. S. Array Air Furr# reg -j ward along the northern fnrig, olan and r t i f l t i officers iw all-j of the f'aura*ian innunInin* td from etfll purmlU got a more* The Uni *i..iy **• « i«II *igt TMIRSDAV. 8 Percent Sales Tax Proposed By M a n u f a c turers Red Arm y Holds At A p p ro a c h e s To S t a l i n g r a d ! Z ’ .T T l .™ Germans . n . Punch .. > iHole In I O S lt io n Near Important Raihvnv F L O R ID A . A llilS T It. 1912. Mrmlirr Akutoclnlcd I'r r w M Mllt.lt “Devil - Dog” Marines In Solomons Beat Off Furious Counter - Thrusts Malta Hero in l!.S. European fra y In a la rge K a le fo r the fir s t tim e, en-i g a g in g in 31 operational itor-t ties In the past 48 hours, U. Strongly Reinforced I S. Troops Itreak Japanese Hold On llarhor \t Tnlagi l>ri,lii(li‘ to Offensive Agninst Solomon Islands ! Compulsory Savings I Clan For IndividI unis Is Suggested * \ c* Maltha! Sir Hugh l - u \ S II!\ i ;TH \. Aug 13. tAl the National Aiacarialium of hirers tuslay prnpoard An 1" 11L1h <Hth mlnnd air fort- fc |'« rrenl •ales U ( In auppliv l h■■ Mediterranean, for ! r« IT f hi It > r iirjfifltr and In• « ri , it d m «n dur | -I, • It «J irroime lev let for w*q i ri . iMervtevt .efler hi' |. itp.-e* The NAM prugrti » Sm Si*rk 4'ity lie . .11.1 for $.17 JOtMOO.OiMl rwt». n,*‘ Sialic ha* lieen and ri o m UM! and alao a»rggrate . hid' of \ llir^l dnllnle* . ....I k,,Hai»r> individual savings., * I k’ vd. » ho e*-mmantled the .•I \ i» Force at Malta. Eng- M•diterranran He wa» ' '. I f r hi* M'rv iren 1 M'-mi* hile, yesterday, a fN t si or plan nf * ar ftnanrinng, In* I ir hi Fat.* n III p«rrrnfc I. v and a f. i>rrrrnt withhold* •••k* »* ■ lain twfore Congreas Division Is Set I Up For Service Men s Recreation i >M t* |*Te»rfitnt|ve« of the 11TlltikJ , ^' *'»* * i hamLet .4 Cn'TnmrF’T* M nmgly nulorvmj a |'»ro[Mva«lI | f 11 .i ’*iimylight Having*” method 1 I.iIlrctirig individual income |,ti< ■ T ii*«(ifth < Vlv.trd, chair* than cordial wtkocna, A Royal' ing heavy ■!« f. n*it r hatllr* ,o -r-wi .* th* t hikfiilHT** finance Air Forta squadron leader id» j Maikop Oil foldI .f ‘ . |tg«**I (rnaltifk 1*» launch •erred after watching them tryjkraak. ami *1*.. w» hfa-iHHf*. ffrnmvr* .if ihr fl*ral front" oot thtir Curt If Kittjhawka |»h«* Kuhan Kiw i •*" mile* i King draatieallv ihr house•Th t*. boy. certainly c... fl* | "< M* ‘ k P ■ •vi'.l trvrnue lull They did thing. will, Inair Kill, NrV L o * ^ -rd t.ild thf Senate com- ; hawka which 1 oarer knew rouId|'“ ' ‘ " I killr'1 -*,* il i.ught to (dun fiv»* year*' Slfnyrd during; thr is»t .* i h, ha done." * l f..r i*«f and l"'*t *a r fl i . i;. • .ttiiiif K)i%iiii.n of thr tn N »ii effort^ t > hndge -v . The Oghter pilot, ranched Egypt Icrhnc f fir tvlmlily thr K'lluu* < t t‘ li> arranging to aiphop-i i ..let11% I»d*frfi»e t’oun two month, after U. 8 Army the Kruanoifar *n tor the H ' 1 thr annuint >4 rrvefiuaa •t.jrriMl* m rrnllnnsl He bomber, want lot* action o.rr in. • lahK ■not . . f it ii f u i r m fn and w a r j ■* 1 .tfh taiaii«>iv « nd t*« channel "foment (a*,rioting; into the daaart and the HnUlemnran iii*. t,r*a n formed, r*|»t i Fur in thr rnnth on thr I p Am.rtcan tank unit, nwranl ,p Don the RunnimiA •a1, W -nds chairman, an j i I 4 cut ref d men me and thru li'» • rather than o|M>rai to forward poalllona lata In July fighting nn thr » r * t hank of • * . •t |'amIny Thr uinwiiritmrnt i If., H 111) mMl * Hint kmg altar an knltnaa training period Hv#r in thr Vorttpeih atetor li < - , |'f \\ iMi«h head the gmun ihfMtigh com merclal hank* »'' wi.iie led S* ■iiMii* T m meet postw ar * ■ nridltlons. behind the Una. and wrrr .| « klU*<l another •Mill (fftnianr * r imHc hv II N I’upe, Urfenat - i o- t , . . Mt lb. I,4L• V rt.rd prvipoied that mdlvldutlar Waters Are Said Con Adopted budget Is rrlhad .a waiting Impatiently for two daya. v a -a te r.la r mt 1• r m * tn. H chntrman Oil! «rvd rnrporatU’ns be permitted ■ “wWck at tk* JartiU." , mb. ' * h armed .j- tJl ia divfaion, which rooglil* | th. tuminuted Hut Fro The plan of the »h «lo O m r jS.tM HI More Than dedugt up t*» Xtn percent of, lb. %t vrn r», M * rlrrted rneml»erf. '-tf piit.il mat*' F campaign In th. Cauctaur'iv \|« tatihlc Income fop j.unrha hahiv Not Infected W wMt ' <«*•( I'iitai lingua >1111 BBtlil .m i i i t i r*, j i hairiHi*-int*r*it bearing govan For Hit 1-42 T e r m * r.l a-,.b . d .- t t th* ra ilw a H l* ^ . V f n'.irecp.ka Iilam#one i* n= i,, fr, , to are'ire t^oiv ment bond* Il 1 ml C.-.b 1 1 1 ,. ding 1 inrlqiiinj craaaea the penlnaula' I c e noril | H1 ' *•* t 1i « ' fop penrica men rev 1 . nt »‘C» lrtj(ltl(fii f (*li’i| i-telav I In I . M i. Ill* 1 ,1 weal to ,outheaat Th,. th r"''* . j1,-hum * A il • fiatlnrt gr fin -t i« p« •r.-* -lay I nit thr It* "V In eontmtmlcatlofu lift line AT all il.e. tc a ip w (klhfk, • Reertitlon C *h1->r! I11g ^1 .k i 1 1nru ** y | 'tear th»l to* \I k |. | k i" land lying north of thr , "'n tv I ■ml. r the Hump »nd l ' « i " I* .,t tm , Finfnr t range. '' “ " .1 f hi (I II. <1.. ' r-«| ■nd to It h , 1»iM«|.«n uf thf founfl haf tarl* The flftre-t of th* battle- -tiU|fAr f.,v|r r,^reatlon. < a|.t W nf e ' w dl» | mfci li­ raging in the » f t l t ’no.a»ian •»<v » ’ t t|>lninr>fj « III, Vile lib) mit TH1 in the regiona d K u m k h U i ., t ummiUeea which ha • to.lb r,db.to 1 k barter n. Washington!- Aug. ia. <*■) aw «r« flty fio mile* from the lli i k | ,tj ,,(1 under thr illvi* n• 11 I. i .Iii.nllv f mediate Only gnrarnmenUl approval la ■hot;.,,., II,,' 1 S r« naval >Ution . ( Nm -'in**,.* ] .(Mutv late and h*«-t»-t„ m# Three ,.rraon. mr-luiltn,• .Ft r» \m n.Mad to gat a program under MThr 1 and Maikop, citadel .4 thfo^t J ho*totaliiy, social, i m i . . .a-u'V w«im«n, hftvc lu-t-fi * rtf* Mr* l 4 1 1 1 llr i V i l l • l a x at , 1 1" health lltci a* may for ntltlilnr unuaed gaaolina Irt 1g » I mi p M \ II club , \\ • 1 he re i« . toCage Uaka on wooden barge*. ol!l re g Ion to be invr » t*■»! t•y t Uv t . |juI. \a Ir nt ant I e nt **f t« i» nt, f ffInfers «r r cottllnulng I depart re* ||IMI £Air IlftJf. tran«|Kirtation and *h for Afifitlier pip thr result eligible I ► « «hticit ' 1 Senator Pepper aajd. Wednesday. Invader advance. a pnikiin •* Iwin* (Mill ■>*1lI»•*I fuf M U h recent brawl In a rnadh..**Powerful German fo n t' w e re '*r vital c»nupi, all *4 « iih t y Under the propoaad plan, the Infer! e.t 4I > 1-l.l I nvvt,« ^ t,rl few inHr* m t on ihr i b L. v v « .4 i t inf-'r -r * have a definite |mr|>o«* • tea 1mr Ml* tanka would be u.ed aboard throwing in \vn jihnld k-1 I'M ,.. . ill I■ nr t■■*. the barge* to Iran*port gaaolina menla In an atlrmid tr. !*►-, a >going to vr* that peerr-nt i -ii *1 F'd highway, thr MhrrtfC* nffi> .■ may ,a| 1 , fr-m A \ ini fi tr il ll le a xre |H**v • •- 1 lake. p<»rtetl this morning from Florid* and the gulf to waterway prove |K. ___ rirar Kra»Mo*1nr !,,][ iat | •fining ti Igheal ’ the lervice men who *ili >» . nf p ('minty Fr*»*rctitlrig \ 11 ■• with I v I•' th# eaatam aaaboard to help rt>-, the sstrig they * rr* ‘ nul th. . match ft A If rpvf»lr*l 1 U m Um abortaga caoaed by Unk-, hare |oat 1^ lank* rt„*l » .hv, hrfr.*‘ ( ipt Wood* tluir,l • «.t ' <1 thr it■■11til a* 1 I The c*.fnimf|er « , * hr ha* filr.t inf..r mat i*»n*g-* ar linking*. 1,000 men P I »*fr f .. I1 r Occtii , Frank Shame 1 “ Thara la arailahl* more than Gllfford Hail luu kail# maall . 7 It* I » nn»» r»n*n uf Sanfut 1 * a hundred of the** nnuaed ator* Marga rrl Kafir** »m a -bj. . « fh* •-j'lal »hr .-1 1 1 Higginv f it> . FrH I tv ■ •ga tank* la Georgia and Flori^ aisault and battery >>h 'I c • •v a e 1 , *m •I |r. I- r NVd da." aald Um aanator In a atate1 |of WHcey Sipr*. ngain-1 f il' at by .U , nt i n atwinI 'h. Mit ornit, “ and | am ra n many hun ' M 1 , h. 1. ford Hart fur alleged a« *.11C’ , 1 1' v mu •I* j ' Jim’ 111 e July ir, 11 » her 1 RmirmtlAt, Red O hm , an,1 Mr* battery on Charlie Mullen, and 4rada mor* caa be found In dift' ..1 Ml ' , 1 1 F ♦ 'h»* plan f three men nf a four 111(1 W A SH IN G TO N . A „ f M t/U| A „ r)B¥i, h, „ (n........... *w im In m u l porta af Um oounlrr.” ...........I , ,| | M -» ■ ' i i mg <• i •ggravate*! apaault charge agan 'll a -totm* ■4 I be IimmI 1 bib v* 1111 • —Chairmen William II of Anvon, Mh„ w(, h„ , now cm u I ii F h Rkhard X. PhUpott and A. H. 1 ■ ■* b e • a i d , 1 'U 1 Min|m-I ing ngnirvrl to* " • Um W a r U-jor It—r-t In.luata.ll , rrik r ml,nig 1*>••*( f* ■.urn ■ Rayford Karlepp. whn 1* alb g i i, f, * a 'PMlpott, of‘ “Tampa, and •id He t•» * “ nd * . T, today after a While Him-' ,*>r>- n,)llr, ", --I. in run to have pI * M mh| H i (n r* in ' 1 tr*p |M>rf nr in* r * in or w f„,. * **A p -n e .,1 | util It.,* 0 rock a, of JackaaorUl*, era aroptf 11* . i Ir 1lb* *. l-> * «■ h • 1 f a r, airmach, faience Uiai lrf»p * miaht i* m-„1 IdfuO/' I'a pt, 'Woods * »id wtrtirlinii Inlag with Pepper og Um Ida* fr , ......* f * »■. ■■> ib«n *» T h f thpee whn wrrr ait« ■ *U,,Jf 1 f -<tIfIto poaplhlv I" ^W* lLaTa contacted on* of lb* to Um airike^k>»r,i <»**n**rnl > able 11A*. i . • 1' | after the aliefrattnn Mart lake, Iwi .1 1*. la Flor- Company plant at lUymuii- v J.. -1. 11 ' >aM,'ll be * . . t i •■ 1 Farlrai and Margaret Karle-* grent chan, • find that ih ay" hl'V*'I ■ » ! « * aufkera rn.l ihm. of . f ,1 * J h a* i - ■ ■ * ...... out on hail Officer* «(4l ing vm-bi-l or,l,'r 1 " ! m ic h I 1' n e t ’ s artllabl# a r m m at o i ko f long-i °* " 1’ a i.hed 1 rn. . , . -,a 'lookin g for the mi*«ing ka*U J * — raady - * *to cut w i f i IrgtHic. the ifuiHiiii ' leaf yellow phM tott to 1., 1 11M1 •1 1 M a n H l a u ^ n t e r ( h a r ^ o ’ T b # raae wtn m m r .1 into 1 ink■ and they o Ij October rv-*„ ' ,r mmI •Ilf, . i lorn nf * u. iJ i T ! & * , ! ; 'K . ,:p 1* \ I Mr. Hprrr .aid OKI ANTMi, A,If n I arat Iona," Pappar aald. -' H Hale* And Hostess, Home, And Sports Committees Listed Local L^kes Ar? Assumed To Be Xi( Safe To Swim In 1 Urges t s Tanks On Wooden Barges Troops May Co To Strike-Closed Plant* Roy Williams Tons Shooters W'ilh 28h:tlll) County Teachers To Get 5 Percent S a l a r y Increase, » I I. ,a id i tin rba• . 1 !»«• Informations A n j Recorded ^Against ■ Woman And 3 Meni I r W o rB o n t/ * I t h y fqy 0*y «*lilt * i >»■» ha 1 »« u n it (J ■hi v-.i i bril ’ b ,p. 9 \, . r r»4* " l Fewer 1 !) 1Mil breaks n India: I’ nl i c c I ' lurl i, I'f 1>- ♦ . .♦ thp - f 11*111 . n .iP g ,»m ■ |11«1 ,V Il .»• Person Phllpott and Brooks ar* raady to Start conitructlon of Um bargra Immadiataiy, Um aanator aald. Army anglaimg.' ha axplalned, hat* MUolatad that ,*0 of tha Ml* atoraga Uaka could be oof on a aIngle wooden barge, thu, — kw.g pooail' Iran*porta-1 m l * of oil M .lC S J. Roosevelt Was At Midway During Fight! rnroner’p WASHINGTON. A„ie i 'AV — Th* Naty conlirrur'l ’mla> -hat MaJ Jamrp Rooacrrll . I tho Marin**, the Prraldrnl'- , ideal at Midway T«l»"d dirIng Um hettlc o f >1„t«ay In early Jon*-. No forihrr jury here ve*ter-i* ■I ----- — City Af f ai rs Of N e w the inpie*t uf [inugla* (in 1 Clark (iahlf 3n. of Orlando, who died J , Smyrna To lie Probed as a m u lt of an acn.lmi 11 ndpahla neglifffwt on th. part I TAI I \ Ma m i n ig 11 (>lb of Sira, Mattel IteUa of H»nf >»fd LOS ANGELES. Aiur H 1’ I II 11It., 4 \Sp-jriPPria) and rrcommmtlM aha b» hrM f” r — A ncrroun Clark Gable V " J■■•Ig nr I •i * VM*. 11IP V \|!*r m )f tha a rand jury nn rh»rg>. .if ■aid* th* waallh and fan,' W , I ,vr t * t f * *-* ,4 k it* I*itmito t f » , MaiuUuahlrr In connrcUw »>>h Hollywood Wedneaday to eoli.l Volutin I" "Milimir an in- "• Nervous ii Enlists As Private that Grlaanm h tj been drum* a trork on lh* Sanford lllg h »»r in i Rrmtnole County on Apr. II at Um time of the accident whrn it DaU>‘ M aliag-d that ---- .Mr*. ----- ---- tar (track the truck and lumr.1 it aha wagaa war In order to It, got In order to yirld to Tha*, ha^daSrU,' _____ Grrmadf ■at andura “ tamnorarily 1**1 Afterward What may b* the la»l |,„hl« appoanmc* for some lime nf tool of thousand* of feitii",,mcrrl* fans look place In the hi ■> ~ ' building, with half a f 1--■ro|>od off ami guanled In ,n*n<» •ral month* hi!" mb* Nrw Hmyr til Rpai h i l l ) -4f r.i r • Htatr AM*>in. i Muna»- Sami of De|jtfl*l will Iraki, plarra with Qvepitrppt kbirutg ihr apiignmwity whirh V* HI la. f.»r ..op week beginnlnp nrvt Mmvlav P Gabf* listened Intently a* C..I Aftor th« accident, lha io'iurat Malcomt p. Andrut* read lhbrought but that' the truck had Army oath. Birth ■tati*tlr* ibn* tint titiarlraoglit lira and Oriaaom had M r/»M.f03 ruplrta appeal Tho acraen •Utr'a hand .o f hti.body burned, Ha •baking nnUceahly •• bp 1 NrtU to My **! do" in • half ha ^ * " * W1M *«">* up lor ton s—’“ Si'r hand. »tli bo! (MjrtUon o f th* Stale attorney ALOOF FtfOM n tillTlN G again, we ■H*n **4 U * Grand Jura of 8emln,,l# that an.wrr to Coaaly at tha Falf la m W A SH IN G TO N . Aug 1.1. ,d' Utey deer,e»."l, Circuit Court In Newam bar. — American armad force* are IMA* solely to pro*acuta Ihr war " th* A lt* and hare . --------------------to amid acrupuloualjr any ' ' a. la Internal trouble. Btata Department *all it I s 'D ea d ,w! Former Sanford *AC« of American 1* India, lh# department la primarily to ahl _____________ LAUNCH BIGHT B lu rs U. fore- Srr\ ices For Lewis ' K imini Will He Held fl « 1 > I . ii *P| VfriP'H f..r ina*b U w l.| ........... !., m b « >U .,|>i ngtr I '»’g -iiffrtf, to,II be I Itel«| i, *,*I -1. *1I11* t •4 In* * -•h i i <»; . *■<I., b.l I an* . .'.fig I. i" i to in. i1|p»| patly Wptlnp* mi|l, ., ii.. vlHl. «n,| K*'4rr»l ....filing at hi* home Ml 301 g.,% f Ml v rtoJ*I lollil I Ift F, SvpmiF w ill be held Fri- • tlID * • I hr Sirtfr |f.pit r I fibeuit i f i' iibNtn at fi IHI . Vlivck at i rrf , r.,|. I i. ti.#- Ib.at.l that I . t. k *>i?! Kunpml Home Rp J.i a|| ,i, j •b.k'tbl l»p trtkptt Itr.p.k*. Jr, will romluri . ||, ,.ff f b. in, t' l|i, ,| Mial nf m u *. llu rial toill follow ) Rviug i-ai lii*f • n' Lsi-igipen Ometrry Tb« Ib.rtf'l nrr Ppt p*| ii.*- f«**te Mr Klnani whs a rpBlflrnt of null'" - <4 Ml** Mnry Nirkrl <4 . . ,1v f,<r db yrar* and WB* thr Li.ifTif High *■. hfH.I him! Min* ( mu. ill rnttaxeit In farming. II* Ih.r^tb) Nriiifnr4 S#-miii*,|«- High , Jo year* n|d j mini. » « ,i. hrr li'M v * '4 «L |C-h< • a f '4 Mill- V''Ml Gifts, Donated By Local Citizens, Will Be Given Draftees Tomorrow Fir* Cla»* I II Seminole CoOnty men, who wdl leaee Friday morning for lodurtion Into the United State* Army at Camp Blaadlng, Will each be glean a 1rarton of clgarettaa, donatad by total rltlxana. Mr* V F. Houaholder, head of th« Dafansa Connell Send-Off Commlttao for lea man, announced today a* urged city and county realdanLa to "coma down and lira tha t good eand-off.” . man. Robert Reltx, Cl*rG. Erlckion. Thoma# Lt i TrtMtt I , Ben Molrbaad, Draft Board laara by b«a A0 tar. In addition to Um , fancy eerrica mao'. f.. t r-»t,f,rale*. I**ue<] hy tha City, * 1.1. wilt be presented (n the <tf aft*p» Th- pcrxina whn donated clga—Hr -arton* war* Arthur Yowell. J I- Inglcy, Earl liny, E. F. Ilnu.hijldrr and Roumlllat and Anderson’* Drug Store. Poatrard*, with th* addraaa of a con­ tributor on each, will bo IncludoJ In ihr gift package*, and tha boy* will b* axkad to writa a f*w word* and mall th* card* back after their arrival at the camp. No aparts! tend-off program ha* been arranged. on Aug. 28. when ■ I s m | will laora hen. s com pitta gram will |M presented, Hnu.holdcr it ated. F t it M l > .trir*! i 11 111*Ina -,..-I t#. . ■ lift.( pi night 1 ' t ..nl ml I'f.l.a , fl r. .. f in .. If *1.4. •I r •n • , .». ,i, to In, h "• 1hr e** m • uri'l Th# .-iiiglii !•*!•• I ' in th. II n f it ) to a W 11,1 ^I V I h,<:i*.,| w. fk. f* to ii |k P | mtt *4 rhv < I. i i 'i* i itr mill* .•to ritrtl h) ■1- ' I ' ' , "'lllllkflS 1|P Rif U 1,1. t i.* •i 1 « hk'in a rr | bile I n * i Ii k' 1 Mn •* r* 'tok M g I Mil 111,| ' to limn h, j* to ,i >" liiirnliay a. T,-t s ’ ir»,lH) T h e hi* A r* " ■ t * * 'H|? u f'* ’ r m one * li, il 1•k •lay . t * i i . to Hir H • hut v • 11 'Ll 1 to . f . ,*ik.-n tmlay, t/> Mt « f brut inc Ufkioii, Mr* ' until Kmir 4'iair an.I Mf* Marga rrl | 111l li i Colt Pi»4 t W ("bill (tr i ml pal nf thr |Mtkr Mary .Hrh.wil for 10 yrar* w-a* atklmlnlrM hra.l nf man High Srmwvl tn •rrvr until thr rr turn <4 |*rnf J W W pIU, Jr, •tf lh.’ t niteit Stair* Army Mr* W I Hartley wn ap(K>int I W ASM I M , IO N Aug 13. t e*l (mirth gr teacher at Ly­ II K fklAIlk-'l uf Seattle, man 1. A Shriner »a » named tranaiHii ter for the I jlVp Mary Wash, toll! ihr Senate Finance Tax Hill May Kill Hig Airplane Plant t’mum it Ire in « flutter ing voice tnflay th.*F the jHinbng revenue ed by Governor Holland to the bill "pmbalijy »uulil eml the f i * lloanl filled hi* poal for the flm t i»tenre" of the Hoeing Aircraft Corp.. which manufactures time irif fnrttetaca" ami other mill* tar y e*iuipment lie pa14 ihri P lIKEBKEU b u l l s coin pa ny. o f which be i« trea*lif­ BUSIINKLL. Aug. IS, (Special) er, would have to turn ovar TT.TS — Sumter County stockmen P«r rent of the net proflta (fl brought In 3& purabrwd bulls dur­ taxes if the bill becomes law. aehfMil W 11 Ballard, recently a p p o i n t ­ t __________ ... a* . ing the pa.l month for building Th# Army .lock. I.Z d iff.ranj up Ihalr hard., according to Coun­ al.e* uf *h<*e*. ty Agmt Carl Hendrick.. f f l .' . r . . ____ - — •*-‘l| If 1 X � 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, 1942 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, August 12, 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1942. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1942; <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