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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2C; 1912
H A N F O R D ; F L O R ID A
ig c Team Meets Toi>Sccded
Tavern bowlers
ive In Conference Meet Tonight Ilold Loop I^cad
TableSuppIy Fruit And! Vegetable Bargains
GRAPEFRUIT .... 3 for 10c
ORANGES
Doz.12c .
LETTUCE____ Head 4c
Games
hole Itlfch * tn r r* f.-c« «/-.->
“ langhe-d a* .Ijrnnro.v. .,(
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in e rt, •hlcli .I n r t. v I'-r .
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•With 'th e ^ r p rrttr iT/v-vi
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a t Biflt) if ilw l.
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| / u i i (Virillti'.l*, wiu> opvrnt* the turn* route. routin’ Along, a
f’v m m iiiln rlut. n» n farm trim , fn t'-h rra trr with wver^l recent
rff-rv .l ll.1 t* lintrt lh» »1500 ' ' i l j n ra-c tic to rl.t, • ill prolld ra ft n il'* l.> get him lo ck . * itllv b* th«--p»«t-iiine -U vont*
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An.ln>* C trraw av A c m t
l i n t r i k IMwr. t>j. ,
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’ «v« Tiu'tfh'r
Hoffman K lrrt. Co.
S». Jthn* RIVrr l.lnT n u ^ tm Urn:: Co.
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w »«i ii iO-lcnjcth victory In h-i
i.i Year For Sid Huds3n!r...t ^ o\ \ n K .un at o* west
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I K lrflfr tr'c k . ’ •IILGuld# It enORLANDO. Feb. Ifl.-f A l _ i « r . . r t n the IIBCO Puturlty.
V anaitrr Rarty Harris p ra d k t* l]f t r r r lf M Entries Per Tharaday
vealerdav' that
lloil«on, thi |
Hr>t K arr—h'alerlty
.Senator*’ l5-yr«r.<>l | il'hl-t.no>|.
<ui»l
r r , woaM have hU m r*\ i ' e * . “
li?.1? r\\lf
n n h ' l n i o n th l. yrar.
K.y*
*<n*l| I'.u rt
’'Sill hat a m r ll fa*t ball M
H rcm l Karr—F atartty
he'* hrrn ih p fiv li'r rn It to il
i »**-»i11*11 l»*ll»
Ite a k lrt.
morh." Ilnrtit «at l. “ IJr ntubl ' - ’ J I n
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hU nJ a W ltrr rv.rvr. U r m u .t,
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rfrvrlop that change of para to urn*** |> .
M'«* l'*r*«Ba[ll|
U«cme a really fine nllrher,"
Thin* K arr—* -!• Mile . ‘
rxpex
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B 1 E A C H IN 0 !
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! ALT T.AJCE CITY, Feb. M,
IW W )—RuWiar limt gr<mi on
Im liM out •* •( eon *te herveal*
eil by nnyoftr •111. n utrong act
of» teeth—and per»i»tenco unIlmUsd.
John K* lleppler,' an old llm ir
who »oy» he’a been rheolng the
rubber from rabbit brtnh for 63
year*, doaan’t raeommeml that
anyone try to gm w out enough
fo r it a rt of llrra, t.negver. •
lleppler and hU childhood play*
mat** did* It thU way out In
Sevier county, Utah, about 1(77;
They itrlpped the barb from
alalka of rabbit hrueh, than care
fully acraood off a thin, sweatentailing lijnar bark. T ill they
chrwad, until It bacams a-pulpy
m e n :'
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Rraall bite nf rubber about the
els* o f • wheat kernel can be f*tract*.I f r r n the pulp..
-" A f U r aevrral hour, of chew
ing n boy won Id have a small
handful of pure rubber which,
srhm bralml, warn peod to tough• a howatrlngm," says Mr. .lle p
pler. “ We a loa uaed the stuff
as chawing gum.’*
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Mr. H epaUr aald h . couldn't
estim ate how Ieng It might taka
* follow to chow up enough rub
ber fo r • a rt of liras. Prob
ably about n lifetime. . .
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BUPTEND dO-IIOL'B WKKK
S ta rtin g
Try These
BABY BEEF
,
And
15c
2!»c
39c
Frp.fi
Fla.
IG-oz. S
till!
hoary nirtalr. of flra, I'tonmtUaci
a t rangaa of only a qpattar of a'
mile.
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Tha Oartnan . forces w tr» da*
tk r s d 4a he dUlnt«|rlhU•lf, tstJar
tha enslaughl. ' Their p ^lu o n •» »
2 lbs. 25c IPCST T0AS1TES
:S 3
ARMOUiUS STAR
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R G O COFFEE
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PEACHES
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Courses Will, Be
£iyen DefMue
Corps Workers
I k ' __.
ro rtlag g n * <
•ffeculres In
military hi*#
The w eather it gatremely bod.
There ora Winding saowo, ky
marihea, *od high hank* la tha aaah aarrtoa l
wooded lake oow*r. offering rr- ' IStoffj Oral
221c
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sa d ' Xoatral-
A P I C E S /
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Orlando
BEANS, ? cans 25c
tte n d a n c e
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CORN, 2. cans 23c
draw WWW.*
We4. r«M
PEAS .. .. 2 for 27c
th a r aad WMn My ~ ami
FLO UR-
w
the
r a s w .c a n
Tt& TS
b
aihlblt
day. This
«*Av ------ •
>Jtto* la Sal
bM
'#wt n“, y k * *<%
err
H4
F or K angoon,
B u rm a
r*t*i f t
i t a h l U n t c h - 4 -:
«rf fa W u k h j Peret
n w*»!i rmaa whit* whnl
SIS
llS!n52S w tt 2 »X
ptlr# the glorious prim ra*y bo 7 u«r*
• *W I J
oCared by "Valtes R
»a .you will try |*bt
vvmplcslon, bath.dli
M y irtm >*■**(
W T " * amwww
R oad
(Hi l«**rlalrtl rrraal
JapannN «•a r platen piaHr
their flral attack la lad tan
territory on ike vital United
nrtion* avpuh rovlc to China
and Rm««Ii li d i t In the F ir
I'actflf a« A l l i e d bo«ben«
widened their counter-of fm•lie IhMlIlh.
yirkr au.
tH. laa#rl«ird Tree*!
Jn|N im ‘*t> iHimlicrn Im luy
r a r r it'il I h r « u r to Im liitn
t r r r i l o n fo r t h r firn t tim e
l>> m illin g P o rt llla lr on th e
A iii Ihiiimii I kIu iii Ih, .'150 m llcti
W H ilhncitl o f K nng.ioli bc>
I w een lln rn in uml In d ia . S o
Inm l tliMUge In llu rm p w an
rt'p o rt i'il.
•
A lrin|M>iNtv l*»ra(hlnf et»eM
ufi l Iir Him imm fifiii totuiy ifrl*>l**l mil ri|»ll Ini «ll ihil
IU«I ilip r fur lUngtNifNyntl Jhu
vital lliinm Kuail *
Tkr urn ilia|w>«lt|on of 'enemy
tro«i|*« al«'Mg thr la«t natuial
l«anii|
llinftxin 00 th Tpi
■uti-% almip the ci!) w u foil*
• till m l ....... thrratriilnff. Millta il ' ijm il« h n i rMi'l It »nul<l
ron»|H | the tliltf h and Indian
>lrfri»drr* 1 i»di«|K i ■>«• then alreaify
•uiljtiimln fi *1 wnd t.dttlr rot hat
iniiiin. i«iiw it* ft •11nar ih«- « n i
hank nf* fhi >illi*i»|* n< nr the
‘‘eontlnulng In h e ro n the J a p a .:
n ro * . Jn cuerrllla fighting wlU|
coniMl{eblej 'el>rr*•e.,'
And ont Mindanao—.Anthem*
mpet UlenJ of th . errhlnalaiO
—th r r . h a i.b r m “draiilloiry ,pm*
trot erllon'* and Jap.nree forage |
therr here l«rrn rrlhforced U
marlnra.
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Browiht down somowhtro In RriUln la H •
Gen M erArthuc'. >\i r a t t l e
b ro il >r»|erjay. *hll* In . a# | of (a frn ta n y 'a ^ rw fst tjrpr IVArnlrr !*oinhef«. a
tk««a-'m<7iorrd amp ponared with 1.400 h.p , 1 t
hoar a me jpr • munlrr-offenelVs.
way regarded here a . a rourag* r > l i r t d c r r n ^ n t t .
T h r
ptnn r
ra u
be
adapt' I
re u i end aetulf raaneurgr j g ,
keep the Jape from getting set
for a knockout punch. •
I t * marked* th r Prat time hi
the Bataan campaign that C m
MarArthiir*. m m — euinnnkbsrad
10 (n I-.h av e attacked llm ultal
Hendricks Tells Veteran Writer Has Seen
Of Criticism OnJ
layers tome Ana uo,.•"*
Retirem
ent B> rl ll| and go. I rr.
.
Legionnaires Will
Elect Delegates
At Monday Meet
I
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O f
fit H<; i i
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« i* s <ift*n i r r i i i k ,
»r tlals llnr on |a u n • till* )i «r. Mi Ihtikean is
>h| f r t ui«<J 10 he nli-sl
\ irmnr Ilf Ikl* tips
town
Tkrn , v iu ll "t«rt nhout llt.10 I' Nl nis*l
Klorujo, thrv | wmuMkavr plrnt) uf tlms n • it
hr limn with »|oo* •$•*! *rt gjarti until ■mhjimI :* :«i
tnlliar **
1 I* N| unslri NVvr Tlmr, hi ■•Isissi
• ka« written N|« Slnitf< I |l m r » invnvffi i•
o«ts»n lliatr* I i »|Htln| I n nrrivr h rir Salwnlat
invkr > per T"t" I iMtlnrllst, ir^ufn|ianiiil lit
r* nf tkr dull I '- fun'll- m si tkr fii»t |l"ef..n
irinks-ra of tk< pin»• r In if*i h Sanfmtl ......ii'*^
hi* >\'*f
**| If* kl a•I•ia wall V
t ’uCl llir life I* a
Bus**o riifkt s . * i » - s » > .ef mail) ynar* n, Ik. hi;
tlni* * pa* p u t ...... *»"l |m rfonti* ft >n hiwI ••
on ll vn «%•! Iit'»'i Ki pilrkri*. rv td u i
f
WASHINGTON. Tab 17 ..th
—President Roosevelt Iwlay ......
d*ratted. . as
a
r*prehen,ihl*
mrtVwl o f' lectaUUng. what ha
M l h i -Um attaching of rider,
th a t MUSI la be eataed to meetarea which cannot be vetoed Hi.
MSM eoaftrerve* remark .roe*
w / a t M t a farm bis* plan
l a .S d M i l Ik* pending war apl r t p h s lk tt -bUL an amendmMit
Mice of
ks-
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has
art
up
Prsipls'
mull
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Cm
' final.
..f I h s
ItfOVc*
n . . Ml . .11 yu t* a p a | h f l i t r h
t
Mi ni
will
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1.
*•! iss i
*iiih,
!««luinnl*t IIpii • Turaslat
TW** Mayfoii
ll"tsl,
•rvrral jttmmI « k* er Mr vn<l Mrs. Iliulum an
Ip. | opr that «t*)ini h*» I* v ilra l|n llri| h*a«l
up. ! |r ia a «|U«Mrr* for the Boston [witi
WEATHER
prod u ct*
A n sw ers
ths
M*nr ■
|a a r i s e 111 I t
'
Is « iis
tkrfr
MR i d e r s ”
Critics Of Britain
s iiil a t
I yi 11r i l l fa I
i* i«r
k •***■! l , l " , t M < l . * k'0 " , l h l t t r i
Ths ’ ^ r
• in «u ili|«llii|f ‘ M
■go
slu ts n i n | t t u r n
llk «
lh a l
Tin
* l c f r 4» - l r r a
* to
H r %ra k * » *
had
fin** I ' t t r h l n g
T k r
pfi ««u t
I-.J
, " h c /1 the B l»
I | But not e n o u g h ru n t.
Th U
T o m l i u h l d s i c «• m t .’ n d H '
J K » , m t
l l o l m v a la a f p o d r u u k M
H tha t
the- J a p a o r » i
n • '• n u M n 'l k r
|f t k v a | a 0 * i « v
L .^ g x
is* t h r o w
| r d ih r r n t r r f l r l i l .
| »*h H r . . . . . t h a S ttt
b a ll
T h r " a f i k i | h i I u ( t l » s t i a n i •• t | i r %
)H ,n
arv
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t frm p .
win# MS
Imn.ia
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S a i l A n t o n i o 1 w i l l '• t r i * « l f o r t h r s p o t , i s u t I n i " '*•
n n g a M a ii
■ M S 'I * *S list
tra ln n l
la »t c
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w i l l h a i i t o d o a l o t n f • i | " n I '* I " , I , , B
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u triiiin e llik v r
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It h iliira l m a r l y a ll t h r
\ "iin | .| i/ g u n t h r t r a m " w ill f i 1 *hal
I iw a o g
k « i •ks k ’* tiiMipo
t l m r in R a n A n l o n l n . y > *
, l«»t •
g ' * N | a d i i c r f f o m •h u m
> r * •*' P " * 1 1 ' " n m wlrrngtli
M r
llro h a it.
a «m m t> a illr«l
Isv t h r
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p U yc ra ,
frllo w * *
l i k •| ' « t d n e i t
l l u - J n p 4i i s m * d i i h r m i
rtariidtpil k)
M r«
I h o h a n . a r r i v e d in S a n f o r d
I'a u l
W a o rr
a m i .Jo h n
I «eam « i s t h s • i* «| M irt, n o w
M g l'IW w i t h
W ra ln r-a tla y
T h r lr trip fr^ m
l l u * T h . V* ' d d t l m r r * r a o
I s l l . T l i i ' ^ . k I « « a<»«||y a l l n v l l i a o
Io n w a v rn a ilr b y t r a in o n t h r
V(«-a| u . k o w I w i m d u a l I s h o u l l j I i
|*li\ » ' l k .
f •• t*
of
lliili
Soa. S o irO l
in |k«' r s s in p a ii)
o f rsl
Iks * a i a p s i « "
i
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d * * o o > li!| o o »
• rvaua l (d a )r r *
aiw | o f f l r i a l a
of
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thr
flo a tn n
A m e rica n
Is a g io
10 I h a a t o n . M r
l l r o h ' i t p » s s |m I i ») ,
tra m
w i n e m i r ' » » , * t h c * l r v* ■ \ t * » " I t »• m o r e I ' k r l y t h a t p e s . p l .
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a
C w ^ lg u ,
th*
It'll S i l l
tra irin g
1• o li 1 mt
• •••* I " g s - t t h r l r n u i » . | « ..ft t l .
I < | 1 1? w R l t S
LenderN O f HouseiJ*c^pL’ui*
R a i d 4 t a a p m i h k ) | ^ ^ 1^
For Fassing Of *Act|?T r
M ' arm hands
Outlined werhm f ii f , There
dtfenie eorp.
n t y , Mr. Petf . Service/ and
F l c t * 1m n f d ^ l r f f i t n t o t h r S i v .
■d • hours for .n th n tatr'et ten f-rrn ee .III Ik>
h e ld
Monday night » h e n t h e
[10 hour*), fire Campbell-Loalng Poet nf the
*M A, general American Leglnn stage. It. fir.t
Dinner
m ) , .tS hour* I meeting In l-ongwood
ltd (10 hour*), will he-aarred at 7:30 o'elnek >t
S I dtfana* A, the gathering, which will take
ski ( t hour*), aloes at the I-ongwoml tlhrerv.
I first aid <10 Jrol H. Fltld. eomm.mler of the
IM- A and B, loeal Poet, annoupe.^ th l. m»rn111 ( t h o u r.),
[driving, black
While attending lh» S e . n . i h
reading, em ir- IHetrleS Cofifrrenee. renreu nl.
1, teat and op- tiers WQI elect a district com.
Au ,'lU rr fire- mender and also thr-c deter.lea
hour*), (Ire de in th* Aamrlcan L*clnn National
lta daftnas A. Tonrentlon to b e held In New
\ <» hour*), U OrUaaa O la WII. Mr. riald raid.
"Thl* la an Im nor tent m acting.Aral old <10 Mr. Plaid atoUd, “and I hope »*
t A and B. go* win bora a large crowd
Th.
gorwral tour**, deadline eo Htylne Ucke*. will rod
-hour*! A n il- i t 1*1*0 A.M. Monday."
kli <10 b o u n ).
dafan.a A and
P re s id e n t
C ondem ns
lo a ttU N N o w in o « i u u m u m |
-tenrr/r,/ A whole
iH lu n d ;
A ll-O u t
V ita l
• U ae,
UF§" CONTEST
D e la y
D riv e
i
y i t t i m f a Taeaday
A ndam an
N ip w
•
m Z l-T S ] E
with “w n m -m m i" tH,
flit
-A tta c k s
,
I-Lb.
n»if JLiFC.
•
•✓
A»»v H U I* kfffKl
1 18.
G u e r r illa *
00
C V E ftY D A Y
LOW S H E L F
Blueberries
The (lermang I^ose One Of Their New Dorniern
rrnortrd
the Pt
S w y.knti**- .*»?**«*■
.
.
For Flavor
and Kconomy
Vacuum |
Packed
C o f f e e
NUM BER
*- ' i l l liM rta lf ) l U m l ' ,
In
thh
PhUjppIn..,
Unlb
P U R E L A R D 41 I b . ctn. 5 9 c
*. * .
I’tc tu
J
- — ■ ■ .
Is.
(1 Carlcn l.iml')
M e m b e r A w o c la le d
theriaatiau frM i th . Halted
S<»l»» aad
rrjrtted , •
Sodtk
toah ’annlh.W tod.ln l* ld fk tlM V
tla* on th . arc»tern frag t • b a t*
a s Im portiri locality ^prsa i(g-
A nd Enfrr
FO R
In
'The R u .ilan i announced new
• tU rki . tnday a t 'h a t h m k U l
the batil*ao«t.
lU fklae J u t
(rent Lyulograd. - In - UMi north,
■V'.tjrtrBUnca
struck ahd Crimea, In tR r'M M k , ' .
The N ail, tra p pet] four* were
k je *1* ! the Japanese
being' poundtd rlleaUeaoty U »
furloui. batllr. Row two. Wpek*.
.Jvwr
east coast e ld ,'fo r control i | , l » W Rplk
nAatra, today.
Th e • t th e . h eart. yf ft triaR fa i» rm :
reported a noticeable
t o r In 'Japanese air
■ .In - the past Jew
agahm t
jKht . acknowrledfcd . a
loa v s f onctny bomb-*
M ■pseabaK"' Uh Jav a
BACON end cute
BROILEill
191
_ I ! ) » « ■ * rt*1*e r n .a i ’
The P iri^ r t d u *aid l»>ay thr A a trtra a awheaeR*
«■ te Vkh>. Admiral VU(am O. 'L a k y , demeRdei, •
(hat «JI m .T tm m ii »f the
1&n tha S ta rh w Rptaa froaih Rj>*
SAUSAGE
*7.
jflarasa. Enemy In
*• frewh rUft
Crimea
STEAKS
ROASTS
‘ •
RussiuisMr
Pinter Altai
Strike F r o m Lenin
C h e rrie s ,
; IVORY SOAP'S " 5 fC U W T Y
FfcEURUARY
S m A IN Ja n d s
Sides ......
Shoulders
Sauiagc .
Sirloin, Club lb. 29c Hams.....
.Chuck Roasts 23c
U k i u . i t *I|I«1
Pol Roast lb. 19c
if .............. . lb. 18c
nh Stew ....... Jb. 15c
Chew Up A Set Of
Rubber Auto Tires’
ALL O V E R
9
GREEN CABBAGE
Table Supply Meats Are Tops
H lew , Ib. ..................
lllh C hops, lb.
I > ln C hops, |b . ‘ ...
B U S IN E S S S i:i( V I t k
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Raid India Territory;
Sain Along Bataan Front
e f i t r e
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CELERY :..... .:..... 2 for 15c
lE V n o i.irr iv . i yi
f b and Hat
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MU, with CKl-l c . 1.1
IhiMip'fr'r m th I'r H i!
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A N IN I^ E P K N D K K T D A IL Y
;
•WT. POTATOES.. 51b s l 9c
RUTABAGAS
lb 3c
CAULIFLOWER ...... lb ' 7c
SPINACH
lb 5c
M ilk S u r p lu s F n c e s
F lo rid a
F r o d L '. c c r H
tN Ta E o n k a l i : < >.
rd*.
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larle.tnn W’iilerirl l < *’iv*.
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iko.' Mor.rc-e.
ICTORY
ALABAMA —- Colder tonight i
with frm t In Ih. aoulh a n d
f reeling lit Interior south por
tion.
j
FLORIDA “= * Coldey thnlght
A T L A N T A rr.b T ’ tir~0P> with M'alt.rad froat In th . In
Martha McCheanay Berry, I I , terior north portion.
oallonally.known founder of the
Berry ocboola at Roma,
for
•nder-prlvlleted mountain 'eklldren, dlad early today In a bo*.
ptUL- Known to the mountain
eer* a . th* ’ Bunahloa Lady,"
Mlaa Sorry wen rarognltion a*
on odacatoc for teaching useful
Earl Avstla Rumbl.y, tvn
arU aad craft* to maun tain
of Mr. a n d Mr*. John A.
eklldran aiitr* 1*01 whan tha
Kumbl.y, 'lo f t ysatarday for
A n t e c h o o l w m itartod In a
Norfolk, V o, where ha wlU
■ortb Ooorgta leg cobSa.
racelv* hla bosk training for
th* Nora! R oom * a t the
Uni tad flute* Naval Training
B utton there, after auocaoa.
fully passing U s preliminary
oiam laatlan bt Orlando.
■Mr. Rombloy was bom In
Evergraoa. A U - but hoe m enl
.J W lM q T O * . F o b /f t
■mat e f k k Rfo In Banford.
H i atkodod. Iba kcaj ocboola,
U tar a l landing ths Ooorgta
Military A cademy. la AUaata,
O ovfroO i Which ha w m grad-
“Sunshine Lady”
Dies JSarly Today
Earl Rumbley Is
In Naval Resei
N o w 10
Action Against H Irh
R ent Wlfl Be Taken
City N e w s B r ie fs
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TUB BAN7DKD '.BMACDc'BAN70RD, FLORIDA
ford Hernld
A Bis: Undertaking*
f
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f
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Thorn who nrn inclined to m ln im lio ihn nerlAiutnafio
of (ho current tire shortage on the grounds that rubber
kM
*!••« HatUl will *oon l*o coming in onormoun quantities from Brazil
if* lllk
•#« I'm oif.ifi
I m l better y rv fM their original estimates,
p. While It is
If4l« CtlHlB M>4(f lh« i d .....................................................................................
r m »« m i n i ft. i m .
trut! Hint Ilrn zil tines hnvo sufficient rubber trees to au|>l*ly tlu< entire world, there iteema to l>e little poMlhitity of
K ^*rn*|M»|awr
ft#* F*|‘***#«l» TV*
|I m
«I
11*14
nf
Ik
«s4« r r M a l t o f t - I
n|ftlftiftlft«4 Is
M ml |h» ratiilrf "HA •
»ft4>t«*f l«/ft la
I fc l« *|a mm*
V l t t n U l i a w f a l r r «V t b '
I l f # I'fTM toklrfc' la r f f l a *
••filled
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llty
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ltv <
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4 l » ifcta Mr*%
raf
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Nil « » « • BitblUbftl ,Jtff»U
thl* fa pbbllrslleN af Bfwrlat
# r« h*rtlB are* al*a pfawf
General dt Gaulle
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(From The Montreal S tart
DeglWdeit, c«ilr*t. Joomr-I to
' tra ile r’, death,
..Loyal to 1'ranre hr •taTuI- *•
‘V,. Flnineo'a nwd;
In vain the Irvant. with- I hi it
- Pro*trim t'm ic r ilw l
hn
t
touch with inako her whole.
F lB U E llIC K GEOIIGE SCOTT
hoy* '•*
possible. will b# able t•o attend
---------the hext troop rnttUni at tba
churth on Monday night Visitors
and nr* boy* who ml(bt be Intoraatod In entering Scouting
are especially Inyitod.
' t, i
IU<mM| but
flatlng that “ChrlijUn Scioto*
la breaking ttpon Ik. darlrteao of
i
■(rood dctlr the world with panetraUny pow
er, eren pa Ihe brilliant aunahUe
Pierres the cloud*", III** Florence
Mlddaugh, a member of the Beard
of Lectureship of tha Mother
Church, the Ftret Churth
ol
Thrlit, BcIrntUt, (n ItoUou, Ueaa^
lectured an the Subject, “CJirUU
(in. Science, the Prqmlied Com
forter", at the South Side School
la*t nlyh*.
rule for It* proof and el
The add re**, la part, la a*-fol- lloe. Chrlillan Science wool
hair liecn elven to the wei
(hit ag*. She realised that
‘ “ChrUtlan Science i* breaking kind might not te reedy to l
her
healloy aa tufflcleat
upon the tiarknna of, the world
>with penetrating power, rren a* that thl* waa a revelation aa watt
the I|rf1!lant »unibln*. pirreee the a* a discovery* but that It moat
cloud*. It clear* awey tha atea- he rrreeatad aa coincident with
merlr mlit* of materlrllty with reason and logic. fhe. therefore,
the Il|ht of Truth, ami enable* put It In the broadest practical,
men to correctly view the clretua- tot*. After year* of aarrifk*
■lance* ami condition* turraund- and tabor, tummy unreservedly to
Ing them. Never; tine* the begin Gn-I for ynldance, eh* tare her
ning of the Chrfailan era,* Baa ditcorrry to mankind to inch a
there dewerndrd upon the world
aueh a revealing and enlightening
i hope ae that which le given In
Chrlitlan Science, When under
stood and applied, this Science
diepele the erroneour tellefe which
art men end nation* at variance,
and end In war and dleeord.
“Chrlitlan Science te tracking
men le know ami understand Goo
i by'retting thoujhi upon a spirit
ual foundation, and teaching them
I how te- eolv* every problem of
-whatever m tufr that mat' con
front them by spirt lur Illation of
i thin kitty and living. Everyday
■problem* are *«lr*d by turning
! upon them the Illuminating marchHyht of primitive CHrlittanlty at
>teugnt by Jteua and again fare*
at i i i i -tiiim rt.trra
*<VI* 4a AOtqyr*
renulrctneot* by next Court of
H on or.__ ‘
'
Lectarer Speaks On ‘‘Christian
Science, the Promised Comforter*
filth to Q«4
phollon of lu ml**, net mere
belief, >uppo*(tton, or taugiaaition. It la benefiting mankind
breauw ita baaie rule* dctlare
that Ged it good, and lb* only
good, and rnibloa thought to tn t
In the realm of this goodaeaa.
“She proved her gnat nett and
nobllliy when, after dUcowring
thi. Science which la the baua of
ChrMUnlty, »he refuted to ac
cept her own healing aetfUhl/ViiM
In no way claimed pgnonal
achievement. She knew that bar
itiwnvery waa the Tomforter
pnimiaed by Jeau*, and that It
waa imnertonal and ImpntGsL It
ehnuld he rlearty under*tood that
Mn Eddy net only dlecovered
Chrlallm 'Science, tut SM'damentt rated IL Thl* fuitdamaotal
r remlae waa at once clear to har.
hit Cml t* the one and only ereeioc. and that He ha* mated
onlr good: and then fare evil U
without a creator or rightful
claim tp exlrtmce or reality. ’ U
the chapter of the trxltmoh which
drtla with erealfm t Ihroofh g
mathematically logical raalVaUv
It I* proved that the material
rr.rtlon w a fantaiy of mortal
mind, miierial bailey—a d*aam
of life In matter, from which one
S uit awSken. Halter and Spirit
# antipode*;' tt^F centradIrt
ch other. Bo If o*u> t* trua,
the other mo*t be fate*. Matter,
mortal ml Ad, ia ronlinutlly rhang(nr. detertomur. deatmlag It•etf. and dying.
Spirit ngver
change*, never diea, never loeee
oar* totv of power ar aathertly,
Ra it ohould net ha difficult to
detonalno which to the true and
which to tba cauatorfylt,
* deeuo declared that Obd to Balr-
tr o o p
BOY SCOUT NEWS
n o w se
r
dltmud
tha District,
LOW LIVING STANDARD
N tm l fa | j
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aid tmndag l Nfcw YORK, Feb. F7 c-U«V•
' Price Administrator Lion lien! derson predicted laat night that
oc triangular th e "lavet of living1^ In the
along nicely. United State* would quickly fall
- had "ilore below the lowed paint of the
•beet* and ' great
depreulen
becauaa 1 aa
the printing much of Ihe nation'* productive
,
capacity wovld be devoted to
■ ■'
War.
. The *coula who are working
on the Signaling merit badge
ere making pruyrea*. They are
learning lo u*e the Mnraa, Code
on tamer and blinker tu well aa
with flag*.
The Emergency Sente* I’atrol met Thursday night and
put In tome very good work on
signaling. The t»ya ar* plan
ning to ronetruet two long dl»tone* night signal sets acid put1
on a ileronnttrallhn of ilgnallng1
acme >Lake Monroe from the
hand thrll to Enterprlto eonit*
time In ih* future.
t\> are planuiog to do a good
bit of i» arching and drilling
•eon, We hav* a new drill manoal and are learning patrol*
'east and we*t“ and the other
maneuver*. ,
AI w a r*
w riter whb admit*
trt nwhe* tha fab'
Uqaa toward kolato w ar, II* wauld
k* togUlation, ra-
RADH) NEWS
TOOAC
C. Mill
w ad Go*
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SPECIAL I E IIC ID
ADMISSION
Bacaaral M
Mien
Pfo<Scr*d.Ta»—ToSaffSe
ifa M v n m w
,Mii li Vtllira
•i u. i liaii Sinkgt 7.17i
fto* Jefed. Tow-TarnfM*
PALATKA RAVINE QAROCN
tiff *1 fstitks, nt.
ATP Mo VI o .* i . •»a i n
aoon ho welt and out ’ wltl\, u* i 'During the eevrrt .yean w*
again *oen,
Ikav# been in buelneee vr# torn
j1rrfundftl. mif twlkyholitn ftVftft
Tha Llou Patrol won the paint IB.OflO in dlvideadn on - their
coatoat far the po-t Lwo mcuitn1fire. wLocfaCaeim.
period and wltT **t “ weeketgl'incrftjve 'pkcWrdrtfT T
ramp at Camp W t«* *t troop
(Thl< money ttayed in San•xprnee ae their reward.
. t ford and ha* gone to our mev---------I chant*, doctor*, c hurt he*, char‘The Alligator Patrol had a Hire, tax collector* and to re
ramp last weekend and riwoun-1 dues living expense*.
lend “ difficult!**."
. Our policies ar* accepted by
-----------|Oil governmental ageneiee, trust
TROOP SO
companies, life lmurmneo com,
I f Waher Steele
■
panic* for protection of their
Troop SO met at.th* Raptlit j mortgage loane.
Churth for it* rrrgular w eekly' A tf
Many oxtrarogant cnmplimrnti
IVO been paid to Genrcal Mac
M a r attic* 1* !'.g*n holding
P Jo p a n tie on ll*ta*o t-entn*
ill Slid ohoul the
t« the
trato- "M acArthur the Uagnlp a l," bu t theca U something
pB tnrly t appenliug atmut the
IMlOtlt of the tmail faiy who
I I ; eU * . erhaol teacher that
H j M |b v * U the beet general
IT-Polled SUtew ha* had alneo
■ toant York "
M ao at nur leader* wonder
they hear about thlpt botaak off the Florida coaat
, bean^and sometime* dart
k they read about It in
tor*. The sngwar it
iper* ar* no longer
report tuck event*
T happen right on
iere*- doorstep. All
[jthtog* a r other m i hnV* to await r»i
a proper eulhoritie*
i
By Ralph Smll>
•iftiy Scout Troop b entertained
Girl Scout Treop 1 laat Monday
night at tboJvnlor High School.
Game* were played In the
lunch room with MU* (rape Ilia*
ton and Mr, Herman Morn*
serving a* judges.- Prtiee (two
Be Billy Hhaemaker
At Seoul meet In* lait Mon lolllpope to each person) were
ty nlyht wo diacamad owe waata won by Billy Meriwether, Mac
prajact, patrol campin* re ret Dlncfeldcr, Qlcnn Llnrle
ovr
Emergency . Service and Dapline Connelly In varies*
contest*.
,
‘
Mpmapt rampaiya.
Franda
After the gam**, sandwich**,
erlwtther at tba Dialriet comcooki<-« .potato chip* and letaonade were eereed. Eyereone
Patrol'* had a rood time and we hope
Defers*. another euch party with the Girl
Scout* ran be arranged.
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COMPANY L
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TH E S A N F O R D
pa r e torr C
H E R A L D . SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A
■w
A n d P e r s o n a l A ctiv itie s
Sp«tnwa>rrs| by (hr Junior H igh
Telephone 148 School Parent Teacher Associa
tion the nationally known Apollo
Uoy« f'lmir p m r n if ii a concert
this afternoon in thr Junior High
.School an.I nil) pr«*«nt another
I performance *thi# rvrninc al A :1&
.o'clorh.
”
—
C oir man (‘ooprr. illrw tu r, <lita 11__ lli-m . Km- l» f l for
,h<11 !h r cho,r h i * COnC*r !llse.l
r . different rti
'*h'
•W P ' | » 3 » ' r n ' m i l ^ g ' . ^ " ‘p e ^ *“
•d * position.^
[petrmncca brfor* the Pr*«kicnt
Following
arnj
RiNiarvi'lt.
P
o llo v in t
I f ft. Roy Chorpening left ye*
r6 ,th.* concert in Sanford the u
tarday for Knoiville. T m n . jahar b*»y» Imluiwn lh«* a f i« of 'A in d
aha will Join her husband who is
_
(K—Wat
M* "
*° " " ll>Ur lrt
U
working
^
engagemrnlR in Flosula beforo
..
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.g o in g lo Ihillrs. T«*\a». where they
^ M f V Lena C. Woodward of. ||Jb
„ SoiAhern Met hod la*
D t U o d w*s the gi»e*l
|Vnlverwily oA A pr. lb
d t y of Mrs. Glenn' R.
The Apollo |tov« Choir* Is said
and Mrs L K lUum an
to bo filling enragrment* formci*ly filled by the Vienna Choir,
Friarda of Mr*. W A . Tlllla which m m constdrmd one of lha
will regret to losrn that she is best in the world for |00 years.
l offer Inf from injurioa rtisUln*
Th e program thia afternoon and
td In i recent fall at her home on evenm r will include «oloa given
by m n ir of the
i* well aa
E lm Aveaoe.
religion- m il srmi-d lamncal eelec
tio
ns
irivrn
by
the
entire
chnlr,
Friend* of •Miss Betty Petra*
w ill b« Interested to leans that M r C*»o|*er •tati'«l . Among the
eluded ar4
aht is recuperating \l her hom#i»onrs t h e w i l l be
on Sanford Avenue frmn a tons I - - JJIepreUo
Who* I* hylvia
jectomy which was |»erfi>rmeil re- -"Glow Wt im " and **Blue I)ancantly.
uhc
Mrs. It n. Crumley, president
M r. anl Mm*. Don McDonald of thr Junior High I* T A . baa
aftd daugtitfF. Nell, of Kuskln fttrr^b-rl an invltntlon tn the (tub*
wars
.U k ln j' o r ^
>»•- --------- --Mra. McDonald's |iarrnta. Mr. anrl1" " ^ :
.
Mrs. John Vaughn
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DEAL, Society Editor
’SocialCalendar
Gladiola Club Meets
A t Smith Home
erson a Is
Mr*. MyTsa Smith was hastCM u member* of Ihs Gadlola
Chih, Order of ths C u l m fltar.
at h tr horns bi flo ra l Haight*
on Tsasday night. Mrs. Smith
presid'd srsr ths busir
aien. oyen In* the masttla* with
the Isoni's IVsyer and M ag salata.
Bojra Choir will give
Plans' ware made for dafenss
aaalcal and rellgiths Junior l l l ^ work which the club has ontllned for tba year. 'A fter a rwue v e n i n g at
builtass
di truss |n*„ ths
«fsd _ by lbs JuMor tine
Tsathsr Association. hostass saresd refreshments ta
tba fallowing:
Mrs. C.
L.
(lewson,
Mrs.
Fraak Crosby, Mrs. Fordycs R ot•<•11. Mrs. C. C. Brtgt*. Mrs.
Sheridan
Jewett.
Mrs.
Henry
Nkkle. Mrs. P. P. Campbell
W*n K ll.e
M r s . Glenn E . M cK ay. Mrs.
tu tu .
Ctar-LTe Welsh and Mrs. Adolph
Btigman of Chicago. *
F R ID A Y
Tfca t . w . W ars Bible Class
J t U » lis t hod lit Churth will
• a s s I U . r* X * U r business a
F at lha horns of
.. Gsorts R. Him.
anford Avenus at
X
this
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a
T.
JOHNSON
H A P P Y B IR T H D A Y
Mrs. W . 8. Co Is stan
Mrs. J. V . Jones
Mist Betty Patras
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Miss
Petri
S. C. Gardner
r borough
Miss Virginia Heart
r
•
Matt,
T o all n jr friend* and
rualwnerM . . . I am
mw
located at Maf.
fe tt’a
A u t o 1 Serried
. a M w ill be glad lo
- g r ra ^ y o u In my new
AMOCO
Service Station
..
Park A Caatamlal
k
"u n "
IN A
SNNO t
m « ' pataseHa * »♦ sssTsm. r w u ,
P. O. B . t ISM
sa T S L X r a O S I
MRS. ARCHIE B. SMITH
Ilsgistsraa gnsaesr Cersatlera
Of
Vie
Get
CURTAINS
l . t
t
• TsIMred Types'
■> dimply
— .i ,
gad
Iron
a. , . l i t ! --------a- __
M tiu r v i p tiw i
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g g e
R
it
n pe lnt ae fi u
1 ro n o u n c e d
S
lin
it
u c c c h h
; ' " " might uke_ up « , « r . . - , . (ki
so yesterday Jsrk. h*ing of the.
right sgv enrolled irt the rluss
for automotive m .. hanir*
Thi*,
elan starts at S i* ' o'elnek . l,h
aftsrnoon and run* untd I.'
night
r v m g in
I'ttil* .linn
. i t 1st ft V tin
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W e rc p a n .ill m .iiii* «»
*lnrk a In rt;,, - l|1|tl\ of (D ili lib
\ \. in , .
1 |l;tlU
n lu rgc Minch
on yottr n e x t
lull
A l H u p p S l ’ l t H I I Z K I ) >1 H f
4 13-47 W«w! t rnti tl A . .
I'bons 11 I *
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The Yowc l
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N.1
,ay,*n
*u,-,i*
■portalers
/
MENS UNIONS
prl,,r
P w ir ln
II II n
nu
i tn
n ii
oss p
M agneto Repairing
S p o rt
Ja d te lN
-A V . i
Crisp now curtain* fay r r a ry win
dow la your horns I Ruffled priori!
la* — light and frothy styles In
rver-popular pin dot or cushion dot
Hiar.|iilsrttsf EaquDtta lata •Weave
flatterersl A l Ibis uobellrvably law
P e n a -il-R v *
I
The stata department of ..lues
tlon has made it
f, .r
senior boys who « r r IT m..| »m 1
1
half yyears
obi
to
1s
t
.
trsiiniii;
c » ( . wni ... . . . "
ln th,
defense *h-f. .n.l -till
: gytutuata with their e ls Our
|
skiing
|h.. pm
] g n m hy endersing thi« plan Some I
of the senior boy* who ire Ink-'
lag advantage of thi- opportunity
and »ra enfelied In the airplsne
engine serviee el*«> am Spener
wlthams. B J I . William*. J r . Tny I
loe C. Brown, J r . N S ijiisrirr
man. Ininbert ra lm n nail I t
Brown, J r . These tm )« are real i
I t working and if y»m ibm'l think
tnejr rre enlhnaeil o trr lh .tr eln..
. P U talk to thr
Tfts sselninr r lt -s A 11* >>ken
one trnior hoy. Alfri-.” Ilslten
Frank oor
Evans,
vUkwt
otfifrof I « i r ,(\lary
h; j I
^ iS
, r
0 Set Pairs'
vC *
'lr - J.«- \Jo«i and Mr* l / »
8 . "... I nrn m chairawn of thr
B " to Ilr ns fit l-srty w hkh will
bird- hy thr
llrth
, . Temple,
V, "
..
st.rl of the Jewish Community
le m ., ,m WedMsday aVH>iag.
•rhr |tarty will ha bald la the
Tent .I Tenter on
ItemI r t .i.l .m l the pi
*t‘ *9
to...... I the Red Croaa W a r Fund.
T* -^rf. to the benefit
may be
*e>urrd St tba Re.i Craaa (leadqn .iitrr, on East First Street nr
b> (el. phoning STS or 43&-W. Th»>
m n .iltn he purehase.1
i t the
d<........ .. WedneaUy night.
In mtditioD to tn evening', en
leiiainmrnt the aponsor* aski that
It-" imce, will Iw given and re
fii.h iiirn i. will be served.
I * * - ' ^ O P
N e w ,
By A L E X R. JO H N S O N
Today & Saturday
0 . Pr loe! Hast-
i ■
C ap Cat ta ct Beta, BAs set
l\T n I X c t J
The
Ho*piUl
Ds>'
b w r f il,
•paiforeij bv ths W om tn'i Club
on MrstncsdUy. wr«* pronovjncc<l
s •MxWhB by thotc tn rh srgr of
srrAfigrmvnt*.
Th#
club
M i
d«> 'Ii IinI with American flng*
d
in Icvping with N (itonr* W n h « W . II. T u n n k llffr. a d * w
Mee.ls.
A. M Philip*. M rliU'tssn 'ihrmc
liis r *
of
bridg#,
ChinrBD II. A. Cobb. Mr* II W Itneker,
John
-chit kcr« and rummy *wsrs cn- Mrs. C.L. Red.liny Mr*
Mrs !(■>> T l III- Mr*
» '« l with prlie* being won by ConwelL
I f W II Rotlcdg*.'Nrho v o r^ l R. M. Burns. Mr* r f Proc
W B ttrln—rn \ tihu-h in bridge. Mr* M A. Bnf>- tor. Mrs.
K. FuUagher M r >i |i
r " ••»!. lummy winner. Mr* II G
lllrhleym
an,
Mr*
'\
\ v.latn*
A •••bb. hikrh M*t»rrr for check*
Rby Syruen
himI
Mr*
W
It
BHntttn. and Mrs.
AI»o. Mr*. Hnv W illui.ov Mr.
»!••• •crerntcJ
_
_ _ ' v i,
. ,
.,
Send nut Thy Light. Mendel,,ohn
D u mg the refreshment hoar a I K. Spencer. M r- -. t D.....I
e .11,' r“n .F r!,,k kln
,U u * h'*,,r !T h . Childrens' I'm y rr,
lie) Mr«. J. |> f..| lell M i- \t
Fleda ElinBeth. had as their |
Hnmpenllnek p i'H 'a ni of entertnlnment, under II
lbltle>lge. .Mrt i l M ill,.
luaehoon s u e «^ * l Iheir home on s h rri, an>,
Homer H direction of Mr* O |*. HernMi*
\f
tl
\Vhm ». t
Mr
» 4 « put on for the g»*‘ -t»
North L « u , t y»rnue \Vydnesday. (>
Ir«u
PalrttrinA d
Cnup#r. Mi*
1
Mr.
the It «itg Cog K
H im Mary Stones of t.. nwva
( fK,n, N'„M. |*aeem
t'nknown Ibifs- |*u|iil*
9
r
,
Mr*
K
c
H
sr,*..
Mi •
!»••••* vichr»ol
s*f the Dunce
Vent f'r.-atorSpiritu*
Schmidt
Knllln«.
Mr*
1
R
F
1f*■to I
W ord has Ireen rrrelved
that Come Cnto linn
llsmlel **•'•*! the following number'Mi
Mm.trel T»|» Dance — Mary Mrs Sifn A M an in i li
John nnmbley, J r . has oomplet-.
Ilohhy Glen Smith
It Boyer, Mr* J \\ I t i e * 'M i
rd hla emirse in metal-emith at | The Swallow
Meslean M " caret Herndon.
'ong, "W alter. Porter nnd the ll. MiiUlelon. M i- ) I lo lliu tba Unlterl Stales Naval Train.,
Itrnis'n Tomilie-Rlehard la ic
Mr*. M t!
.All N in
Mr. W
Ing Rtltbrn
In l*.'k«onvllle Slid IA lleg reilo
Ifn.lyn l'p * lu ii. \laid" Peggy Pippin
Jean^Sav 1 R Chippy, Mr* J \\ Hall X|rfn|> Dance Norm
will sail Momtay iirnler sealed
llartiin Cantrell
}J
G . Pattrr*on. M r D
)
ordsr*.
fterreiise
Go«lanl
f *Sfnilh of rh lr a g " HI
.ml men.
"The AA'hile Cltff*
~
“
\Vhn |s Sylvia
Schubert
Piunin
'he St
Ann.
■*. h
M r. andMrs.
II A linage a rs .o lo v e ly Night
itffenbarh
I’.'ggy Pip
aerorn Ineliatlnr Mr* jL >».,,,hw ,.l rt„
visiting *s the guest• of
the A Spring Svmph.Bn
Golson
m ore AVMddon.
Whld.lo
, \|i**o. ||. KmUri D 'lotr
'toll
fanner's mother. Mi*. II II. Law- The Glow Worm
I meko
son, at her home on Urcust A*- The llluo D u iu i Ih- ,
^irsuss
l.uellle
Prgram.
head. ” ■ f>«r«th>
Mull."
t harlot.,
enue.
Mr. linage hat lust re -'
tini -e at lh Frrnald Isu-ghton i Cherry.
Betty
J .i .
M ,|ni.v h
cently rstumod from Im lis
Iff
h i-»o..r.at llo«nital. wa* pre*enl J Belly Joyce an.l D»-an Delphi'.
m d Mr*. H«wigr dtrivnl in H*nBi.i ihankr.1 the as»emldage for ,
font 7f*lcD l»r fn»»n New Y o rl p * r »* i» t * Mr iiil I \|r* JuhN
.opjM.rl of the Ireneflt
f|ly ,
Vaujrliii
Lis*ut
Waist » i « rv- t h ■
ccntly |iMint til r*t !<• the rank of wl... h i« given each year »n
Lw»ut *n«l M r- \S .liter J Want S«*orul I irutvnant m thr Cmtctl oi.I.-r lo maintain a r**nn III III.'
> n r tr k o r h u i i u
vs*TM>: IP n i l ' v
of Bradenton "etc Ihe retrnl Stale. Army
He -*a* graduated h< inl.li .t* well aa to puraha-*.
l*ssi - n a t t i
i t*
(Is.
•
Oil.
,
■
nji
pi
lea
Mlt*
Pag
rani
in
'
guests of L ie iii
Want's gran.1- from S . hi mole High School In
*
th r
s ’ t le - s i . l
;___
>I *.♦i>» jut,t wax m*rric*l *mi J ID. Wit • ,11 lho*r present to ri.it 1
th* '*••*|t11a I at any tlmw ad -1 ' f F » L , n " ' ' V i
j 2-1 «»f thi< K i r to Man* I
•*< -st.ilh ih f cluh'a room.
*
psisiiit, ,.
Inn -if llrish-nton
Mr- I
P Hagan waa « n . I
FKI»I >IAI. • »
rv.
rlM
„
*
*4111*011
\TIMS
} >lr
Hitd Mr* Jsshu M let-h*
, . .
Vl
v r
P*rty - “
A *1 1st • •
ru n «tuf Mr Hiui Mf*
Mnrtin tl*iso1
tl) M f- r.. C Oiupton, Mr* | m t k k i .H h»r k m
4|||B. (Km nt|tl s>■
i Smith id l r«»wn I'ninl, I ml . a rt j . H
attrr*<»n. Mr*. 0 . K.
VI a-I rl swill *\it'
M*rndiiiir •ttrm- tiirtr hi Florid*. III.Mr* W
I **♦• »•»* VI..
Mi
1 rtinun, a c i ih i r r m the J. IN Hull an.1
•is.
I Mel mil
Kir«t Naltonal Hunk m < r«»wn u .
<\V *1 -s> lha • ■•oe1
Point. i% « biwthrr of II* J lr*h*
IM'I» I'sHtnl* I
i»u*r tthn hr|p«*.i m makr th
mnn
||r anti Mr* I rhmnn \r||| pn ••\ i Mirras- weir Mra. 11ai
»*!•-•Ma,
t ftJ
vi*It with ohi*
(i A S
Rf*#' * biothrf an.| • lo lrr-| f » Wnndruff,
Woo.lr.iff, Mr*,
Mrs. G
p e .r ,.,.,
in daw i n Sanford while Mr and y , n , ,, .
^
.
M r. '• I Itnrk*, Mrs M. Colli
■ , * i*
Mr*. >nulh
tl\i*w ip "oaAu'nL Beach \
^Sut.ih M** ^M iry Ifomnmll I(•
“' V ',1.
\ W , Ik
M
,
Mrs. J
■iiipgi
Tolar. M r.
I ll
Menlrk, Mr*
Huy Victory Hondn
I -oul» Grisnieaf „f Now Jereey
Soria go. jos'ii ae»er eipeei
Mrs. If- \ llnlertson and Mi*
Wadawmii,
f luingwood, Mr*
ta Had la these times'
Com* la! Brows# s round
J. W. t'i«n
Mr* Wilson, MCharles
N -1 l i d ,nd
Mnt. W
Yao'ra sare ta see m in i
things yon waat— Bsdured
II. Qor*'
ilin d o . Alra. II I
••la
I ehman
M iI B. Ray and
la Sava. You Money!
• • t h ) # . i t . . t » *• • • »..s s i r a r •
Mr*, f
It
DOUBLE PKOORAM
I^L-l IU..K
Also, M.s I I
••'Irmprr, Airs date -I JuM*
; I la l« .»
. DOUBLE THRILLS
• T . N s-'.i,
l i - O . I*. Mern- r«*r»ar*t Its .Mim l « » | e |Kso*a
DOUBI.E ACTION
■'••0. V>* AA i , Krtrkaon, Mf*. l i t
*iii »* •«* ; • I'liu Com, i- „ Mr* II. A . M itte n .! I ba IW'III*
a s i n lewfee*
■ i* '
( 'is , i n j r
Mrw. J H maker. Mrs. L. P '
w U MS
lingpn,
M r.
W 0 . n iU . Mr*
* »»W 1*1 IA.I
Package
Stare & Bar
IIS
k M A
Apollo Choir Gives
Concert Tonight
Mirgslaatte —
•M w w * .
I Bf
Heavy weight, ribbed cot
ton bnlon*. "W arm
/* { V
Slid good fitting.
O tF
fd.
F a b r ic ..
HEDSPREADS
New taitara sraaVst In• l A t -a l l -- (U a lfiu ! A / k f
- —
-—
v ig
Y d ------------------------------- O V
PRICED TO MOVFr
Full site, fast colors. A A , '
Rose blue and rust. O v
ALL
MUSLIN
I
Kkort Irnglha. g td Q ( V
r
10 yd. placrs. 10 yds.
[
g
FALL S U n S
j
500 YDS. of PRINTS
Avenue, Aee-hl, Modo-gay.
A rlaai-u p of lhaee line
. m -« a
—
$29.50 V a lu e s $24-50
W M V alue!) $14*95.
rJ | 5 ,
W IZ A R D S H E E T S
Find
naalin
sheets
at
Utte low- pries.
A A r
41 x M .
9 9
Two Lola of Fall
TROUSERS
SAMPLE PRUfHd
*50 Values.
$9.00 Values $Jd»
i '
m i:
is
I x. fibs n
I i a > <i it
t*l S* 1Sflg fit
•I *
1 1 •
’ *' •
t .in in w
that
1‘si.s
am,|»H
it*
ail
• • t's**wtaw| skirt
•*' rrp |gg«i«i«* rssllar
SANFORD, FLORIDA
mt
i*
■
.
�m t^.-.~rryrj*+ v%r.-»r.*i '
.Vi
\ J a » ’ " —a
SM
-
erely Pressed Fletcher Five
Ekes Out Victory Over Fed Cagers
i n n them a m l ball game
Doga played one at their
n m n , fighting all Ihc way."
|| 1 . L
(W hll»jr> H tl/ in *
aentad th U moraiug follow
the
Northeast
Tonfcirncr
pam tnl in r a iim r n t with thr
Madcd F ltU h e r five of JaokIII, In which the ftrntlorK
Iy eked a 25 to 22 ilccialon
the Fed* laat night In t)>y-
i ighl each
.- - ■
.
omeji Will Be
Admitted1Free
To Kennel Club
lim e .
I’r r r > •
..H a c k wit
>Mill highli acuring hunor* lo K rtirili n u a* It a l m v i ,
llrrrlng.
Danicla,
Fleming,
made
S a n Fi in n
lx ;
f 6
:>
t
i
c
-2
n
t
"
r
o
(1
IT
1
i
l
2
0
0
r>
ii
-
NO MORE FOR THE DURATIC
TP
12
.1
&
Flic m a n u f n c t u r i i u j of nil t h e s e
l
X
0
j X f t t k . "Dutterball" Herring go! Hranrn.
0
W t S M at hie forward poet anil rack- Trulock.
0
y U ’-** up I ! pointa to lead the lo I lick i. g
—
B H H a who never were more than
A
«
T t lT A I
’ " Ihraa pointa behind the laet Jack
^ 6 c * l l l a team.
Behind I I to n .
F
U
m
i
l
K
K
: ■ !' the half, the Fed« turned on |
F T TP
. Ft;
. Ik e haat and pulled up Inin a
0
2
i
,
**-21 deadlock with their o|ipo [ II Shine. f
6
i
14
1- , B tn t shortly before the game end- | Huff, f
n
2
1
Hague, c
B S li'
However. Sanford had the | Itoerr g
i
0
1
misfortune to have a technical I AV Shim
0
6
\ g
7
• foul called, and Forward Huff of,
0
0
U
H M T Ittg b tT , whu aanli an nf aevrni Taylor. c
^1 free throws, dropped the hill ,
i ‘ through the hoop for the margin
7
u
2i
T O T A L ..s
j ® a f - victory.
Coach Mrl.uraa pirdM tnl (hr
i t t m that win* (hr tournamrnt
i?'W fU h iv t to brat thr apa-rdy l ^ n
i ' five •f Tsllahaaare.
K A. In tbefother flral round ramra.
S ' Ncond
aerdrd - Daytona lleach.
With Ted P o lllti ahootlng IS
V . pointa, downed Columbia of l.akr
City, 4U-.10, In a tilt whlrh aaw
L O U IS V IL L E , Ky.. Fct. 27 “
41 peraonaf foula called; I’alalka <4*i Oft-heAlen and underrated
ahaued Ketterllnua nf St Augua- Florida. lagged aa a mild workST-SO. and fourth aredrd inj l
for
Krntucky'a
powerful
Leon of-Tallahaa.cc turned hack
Wildrata. hurnril up the crhirt
Euatta. Sd 20.
laal night in a arnaationul laalIn dafraling Kuatla. foon .venaMl the defeat it auffrred at the half attack and all but knocked
.
hartda of the I’anthera in the fin- (he favorite out of the Southale f the 1W41 (ournarnrnt
\V e a a l e r n Conference I'aaketball
Final acorr
Kent ‘ t L »m b of Kuatla led both tram* lournamenl
WlUl 11 pointa
Woolrry
and lurky 42. H o rtiU
. fitm iUm lrr pgcnl thr Uona w ith ;
*'y K»ngHng Mcve
w nshi ng M achines
tciiu m !iw ee per s
i Klr«# H e l f l>allr D*«'
<'M*k‘a I m a g e
Itlaa* t ' p
o . i r f H iarier
U iilf U t4 tr
Hfn*rli> IH K t
Ka 11 t Ann
Xurtiewn *
la*nr k l a r t •
T h i r d R a c e —5 1 1 Mile
iu * l
H a l f iNiHr Dweklel
Willie M ite
IW a utr Madh*
Ni.ftll
*iar l l m r
\m >\) I tu e a
T w e n t f tl e fk a
P r v t l r H a ll y
V a i r n t f n r 'a l*arU
F o u r th R are— Futurity
Tlllla H a r p e r
Mary file#
Haiti* llula tno
r«»nri llalllff
K a tty V f a a h
T r |l Mr
Hllm l l f l m e *
llmile ll lu r
F i f t h R ac e —4 * 1 1 Mile
<I••Id* n A l l r e
I ell I lr lll|*
Pier a* ul H u
HI q n r Malrua
Ir a r lln e lc»u
Itollam an
Milky W a r
M '- m l ( a I11n«
B l a t k ll a rv — F a l a r R y
fMil • **h
t u p T»«# War
Old Ilf l a r
F a i l Kir*
Vll.w C an Handy "lili w Charll*
Ilf • • • f a K id
<
a it P * l | l *
S e a e n l h Race— 4 l i Mile
llr*rr
t h r (*etnra m ita c n re d an«1 o u t - | l r * M r , ItOy
Mry K r r n
l.urh * Kl f •
. p l a \ r«l K e n t u c k y t h r e n t i r e le«t Hrrifakr I >* V
My «'•*!«
h a l f nf I h e i t flr a t rtruml m a t c h , Itral Hpry
R m olf
Oud*
h u t faile d b y a l l p o in t* n f o v e r
K lg h th Rare— K eterily
llud* tin u k
lukvl
ll**»
m i n i n g K e n t u c k y ' * r a r l y le a d
r l e o r g e C i m i a tior
•
( « r o r g U a l t o wa* n u t o f i h r huule tful
i' r a f l v A iM trev Ok*mal«
S « ii it h ca « tr m ^ o n f e r t n e r h a a k v l - Jn) ful M o r n
Nadar kn
I ba ll t o u r n a m e n t
N i n t h l t . e e — 5 - I t Mile
T rn nraaer'a
drtv r v d in g
cham Jac k K m a l
Hlarvy
Pl*e
pinna, t o u t e d In w in in a w a l k r i u • ale Hk r d u i l i r V a lu r a l tlnll
H ark
f>alay Mint
a w a y fr o m t h e rt0-1 ahot («eor- taurky
Pa at P u r *
(let* Moor*
g ta
entry.
w ere
Juat
another
T e n t h R ac e — 4 11 Mile
' country
h a ll
tram
fu r
t h r r e Pit PI re
Pu n X
|l n # * i rial
l i i u a r t r r a o f a f u * l ro u n d m a t c h . Varnlali
f I r in r n lln *
• a n d n r r d r d all t h r m a g i c n f t h e J i# l lK ** la
lluuni-l n g U rn
II) P n r l u n *
M r h e n b r o t h e r a t«> g a m a A2 5 0
K J e v e n t h R a c e — 5 I t Mile
»i r t u r >
i <| ■ lalala I U r # l
i'alu m rl
Oang <luid«
Ida VVMIaig
U S P R IS O N E II3 W IL L W O R K l^*ni|> l. l a l t t
ilu ie *
I'a tila
llaa*t • 11e.n• v
llwlla l l a n | i l r r
n > h X » | K m m J a p a n r a r brnad*
item s
has
been
soon
will b e
stopped,
slopped,
or
because
th e m a te ria ls th at go into their
p i o i l u c Si o n a r t
war
e s s e n t i a l to o«n
effort.
Gator Cage Team
Scares Kentucky
But Loses, 42-.3G
i.
SERVICE
A IlltU i n . a llttl#
washing and pollahlng
ra ra fa l
lubrication
Good
Calf
prodocta
keep
yaar
car In
ahapt. Drive In todav
let aa give >eur car
week*.
oil—
and
allh
will
good
and
the
Roy B ritt’s
Good Gulf Rervlce Ktallun
Sanford Ave. at 15th HI
n*t)
Keh
*27—
Hundred* nf
I'n it vfl .State* p r tanner a «»f w a r .
t a k e n In t h e J a p a n r a r c a p t l l r
of t i u a i n a n d W a k e (a la nd* wil l
l*e p u t tn w o r k I'nldy i r c l a l n i In g w a s te la n d * , it w a s a n n o u n c e d
yesterday.
FARMEBS' MARKET
M »:ro itT '• M
.................. . t a t k rAwwiuca*
N AN N K T
a i i i K i.i .c v a o i 'i m i r r * » o
vK <ivrra*LN n e tro n r
at
G E T T H E T H R IL L
riaara
aw lew a ,
r
I.
ta
re*, n .
ic ih ip a
11 *1
i»«a
A.*-
S w eep er, y ou
m a k e youi p u rc h a se im m ed iately b e
fore th ey arc "fro zen
o n o u r floors like a u to m o b ile s a n d
tires.
18 MONTHS TO PAY
B ut—even
in c h a r g e
new
this
w ill
of i n s t a l l m e n t
lie c h a n g e d
regulation
because
Ir i s
.■ '.Ite n d y
crcdi* r e g u l a t i o n w h i c h will r e q u i r e
you
IIKAIITIb—| l IS
I.KTTI-I'K O ra la a.
Ire,
la l> la
I.KUll.NH 111. Ilab I l l . t S
HLFRIGEHATORS
H A O K IS
GHEYMOUNDGUS
JACK rHOST
FLOSS IK HKYUUNTKK
LUCKY MARK
FAST FUhY
• STARRY FLAG
NATURAL ROLL
DAISY MINT
BOB MOOIIK
la an the air pear
WDBO toaigkt St
• i l ( with all tko
“daps" on ths dot*
at ths Ssnfscd-Or*
lands Ksnaal Clsh.
HC.Ys
ZEIMTHS
APEX ELECTRIC
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iiiMiBa**!.
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TERMS
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TW O
TER M S
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N o I n t e r r si o i C a r r y i n g C h a r g e s
Added
for
fiinc
VACUUM
P .iy m en ts
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(announced
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NY W A Y YOU FIGURE YOU C A N T LOSE BY BUYING NOW
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I'o i.i.u in a Iku lion lle-O a
a»MAl - K r - lll' IT — lloa l.*.» Comb.
II <• Ila ga T*a
No | I lia
Ila an car
TONIGHT.S ALIg-STAU FEATURE
to
Federal R eserve
p a y m e n ts a n d r e d u c e t h e l e n g t h of y o u r c o n t r a c t .
• A r l.l K U i w r .n — I'caien. |i II I ae
if.I.K II V— C*ralea II It f i t
of Picking Winners
thr
r a t o im
rtltltirria —l>oa lion lie -l.e
.•K lr f aiY
soon
t«D. . l i *
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|] n
M m ai
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W a t II I*
l».aa I l i a I t r - U c
WIIIA'ir. Ton balk, t a l e In fey,
d. II I t
III..
O u r s l o c k s of t h i s i n o r c h a m l i s n a r c c o i \ i p l c l c .
Wc: b o u g h t
b e f o r e m a l c r i r .l s w e r e n e e d e d fo r d e f e n s e . W e a r e still p e r
m i t t e d to sell o u r sto c k s-- b u t c a n n o t s a y for h o w l o n g . So
if y o u a r c s h r e w d a n d if y o u n e e d a R a d i o o r E l e c t r i c
R e frig e ra to r or E lectric W a s h in g
M achine
or V a c u u m
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leng cue-
I pled | r aRrgUnre I . la* * 1 ,f « {
the United S la in of A a ir r id . ami (a l hr
Rrpuhllr far ■ kWh II aland', nor Nallm*
ladlrl.tale, a lib llberlj and juallrt far all."
W ill,
AN IN D E P K N D E N ^ [D A IL Y
iH
*■ urn u aw 9 '
E s ln b fb th o d
In 1908
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I’r r s -
N T M JIK II lif t.
A fte r West Coast Pulse Alarm
lap A rm ada Turned
Hack O ff Jav a In
Highest K n jj a k im ent I n P a c i f i c
tn i
■ lu rn o tl Itiivk n h u ge Jn p n iicn i'
I iiivnaiun
f liv l. A R o u te rs
| ( U r .to ll) tliapHloh «Hvt t h ’
1i-MKnifomrnt "•it< tho h lg id 'al
Fighting on th # Bataan
inttula hat da im ilrd to patrol hltn in do I m»tea ft, the Old Fox
*hlrml*hr>. Ihr W a r M c u ,rtin rn l. of i,,,,.,, an a pottle of uffeiii*nnoivVttl in|a>*. reporting
th a t L
| Vj lr wni rf a ...................
Ini tKnt
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rr — nrdrfTrt 'It
N
C m a ra l
Oouglas
M»cArthur** | *_
lit tic Army had retained tlbc jJ |» ail *rk The in pa wefr r aught
po.iUona wtf*tnl from the *!•- V. .
H u rlin g D eath A t The Nazis
rtf
R rlnfortcl NffTponm* « n * re* W"u -tt«rh .hmild n»l Ik r»*■*>)
port*d m *..in, for ■ n*« ■ .•a n il,* '1 *' " ■’•*1^ » l* ro untnoffenon Ran*n..n Th* llrlll'h any l l u
1 hr 11 >!»■ niiu in rotation (hat
the filia l Inn |* wcrlnti* The erwaiirraT»^*arriri alm r lo*t 2 A00 men in an effort B i*(*,Tm
JTfitb
« a* in tiir llA b o f |trng*l,
to take the RritU h bridgehead.
mnl
mnrr litrly that the
It » a* reveale*! tbr greatest f
*11at kr r .» hr 11 tome
advance rn * «| r by fieri. Mag* - 4 1
A rtburV forte* *r«« on tbr kef fTonn Vti igm, jnnt rtvetny ociup ed
high wav junction at IMar, on a ftI bo-*” tm tbr fiti'l of the
th« ea*t cnaftt of llata.An IT Du tins pan ha mile.
*n. Aih|iiiigfia Ilf along lhr *ri
tail#* north of ( ‘o trrgldor Fortfrui.
)
(,i * aleott a nod lit l hr In*
Officer H II
.x aaiW,
Leningrad amaahewl with oth n
mi eity in |*eill of rttnrcUm enl
*R*d army was fighting
I SUllo prlndpt* tkat In Uii*
th*)r m bit dla.
wa» In lb* Nail*' fortlfio I !
that th* a r m l e t |
raa b*lng record eal j
OBrman unit In ay* • u r h
aU eag Vofnt was wiprd out to
tb a .la a t man.
# - Maawva Soviet m * rre* w«ro
n w h M pouring Into tho DonrU
a**ln/pf th* aouth In prepare- P
tlM fo r heavy action *ip**t*-l
wh«n tb« waather permit*
M issing A s 10.227T on Vessel Sinks
Nasi forte* nrtiutid th i bcl
for
!, tn th* SmoWntk w ll*nt we*t
Audubon
Group 1
p i'' Moscow
German rein
force |I
HOMSW IJrpnan
reln’orre
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B
lm
ta
ff
w*r* amvtag *i«) i„i
is Announced
tAathlng donal*>l by Dip Crrtnan
ro g ra m
Aaiwrlaltiii fr*»* >
Th.- poasibillllra of some im
I’-’Hant turn In th* ftrange nru
irahty arram cm ent brlwren Ku»
n « mid Ju ju ii ir o n last night.
F »r *1 nf all. th* J a pane** t>*
r*r»i ft* talk of brerktng through
•b* liidian *rran to "dratmy Ihe
flit Han population. Two C . m u .
T I I*,*.. J
• i , - ... •
akl battalion* wore d*f**if-1 |irr» ‘ llTfj Itl*”!!1 *»f J hr* r'! •.min \ tit<
In fl« m battle*. They k f t 2 no
Steels
ntirr
in i* It *» - * 11
d**d' on th* *now* and rapllv*. Masrui «»f S-iufnrtl h i* it'iiin .n . 1
a a U wkol* Carman reslm rn t, Ihe events mla lined fni lb iJ n l
w tre -w orn o u t"
■f!|*"»l n*rr*|ilg ef lb*” v i f i i l 1 nt
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Bn!lin« College In Winter I'iwk
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Me*-. 7 ami H.
wh»d"
Anglo Soviet ptan *«f ma
Will Be Placed
lllbchactria and oilier « nl r r I m r«
Vnenla* and ail are fri**' h. mi""
Q ii C a n n e d G o o d s
Theatwfcl»
•b*'*» »rig
nf
’ W in Qw-e the (illlf.**
Th * r-"i*Tp»n foM«m«
8*iurd*«, Mar. 7
l*era
evrejd
lb'*
Ann*-
P
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rK sm U i nf • ■ >
■Aon Hen- 7:00 A M
B e«ni>o1
mere#
noil-ting.
Hint
W..'
M m ludol - by
Mr a
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M
Ctllln rm.
N n u rv
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9:00 A M.* Anniev I?u»*ei| Th**»
fate Ru*»lon cipltal, lelayrd dl*patthra rr jKirtlng that thr long
pending negotiations for renewel
of fishing treaties with the Jap*
♦re, -Mawllng* of <he R*e uiiv ■ afirfe had not been •eaccessfuly
and A d viso r1 Hoard
t»- 10:00 A. M AntAar
all Thea
t r a . R u tio at. m aaU nr , ( UnBre|*ly.
]>:0Q.ttnon LorKt-cwA. (Plarv 1 "
b - *nrwimm)l .
1:00 p. M. A p-ia Ria*cll Thra♦re. V.ftcft Pro*ram .
OrOO P. M. 8tipre»r. P . » l k l p a f •
nf Tar< rtf«j SxpBdltiona an I
ra m l^ u ta .
. .
concluded.
DeLapd Elks Attend
Meet Of Local Lodge
Mrmbrr* of lb* D tlftnd
Klk»
!<k1 „ . N o. 1463. filM th* c b iln
al Ihe mretlnu of (ka Sanford
Ijk Ij * Jr at nlykt a t Ik* BU* lfplL
f?* rrtary ff. J . T hlfptn annouoei.'OO p H , A m il- Roa-nll T h .a - n l thi* morn in*.
■ ire.
" W ln -»
O t * r Dm
(lu ll"
Thtwa
who
p«rtk lp a U d
from
John M. Wore*. (M r. .StnrerN Dr Land wore. . J.. . D. Mathaa, c i
r—moat ami moat aaniatlnnal *11*0 n»l«rj W; B. B Uttw an. aaWH movie* in color and »l<nr termed Itodlng knl*ht| W. T.
••♦O ort "'
U pfort. aecretpry, 1L U Chri**«M»v. M ar. n
re n U rre oupitrei p . a ^ M t O r M. Boot trip ..S C Jnhn'*|»,'r i *J»P**I"I A rth u r;-»mrfy. P**t
. IReaerrotlnn* m u tt
” *l*r, bOMr fu trd . Other
» t onto alnO n o t nnlv P rln tid T^ h * « ; p iW n l - w .re
•fl HP* . WW1 ft*IBEUput MB*
dock Kill 1 - at A pram- ami JT. t. Leyrt
• ia lji jrjtl H* annot-nced ro t w»r* John ft
N r. 7*1. and I
U d g * No. I t t l .
s a s ’Si.’T
Duda And
a/‘d
( t*p t F■f fIt III
.t-rlf
t hi
\
Jumped Into thr e a trr, rw*P«ii
■prewiring nil fire by •«, Purntr*
la sew for more than an hour and
bail tn remain r float another hour
Hrfnrr he p-«i rr> curd
Mr
r*l that any nf hi* ro m p s ih " o * - rajM-d
Th e AndrTVOii
a |ll..'2< t-
iank era
whose
survivor*
WfT'
but ftinvpyp thr i *n-r ml ulea
Weal Coast air raid *i i n «i
'l 1hITI|l*l s, I Mj HI \ k
I-, aim hi
f
if* i 11»>« li d l.i ai 1
Two DIM
I «*rt »|*rt i.» a i trillion when 5hi
«*f i ut u»t ! 'oili t j
'spring T . in
M'lirtlin
iiuirtiiiig
- tarts
Ken
The docket i > rrI. a*i d It) t’leik
,Hul)l"l*| I- !tHNklILT DIR Ilf it ■»
<> p. M riu.l i Mn-iudr* thr ra -•
I anr, charged |*i-.j ,%im(i t - ir> bistort in n*garni
*«iralnst
I « \ -t
-U K itpnuh i im nlrr, anil the In t hi -m ail iiiiiiitier of 11re
tint rule i charge than lift' • been t rjRir trd.
first
drgfer
ngainst l>un*
Pel la my. negro. Mack 1d r ' rift ml dated In da >
Se% t m l g ra •■ file* Inn
brought
Ijine. *hn«r fi*r
■■‘t r from th* F «ll Teim nf ilie vilrrrd bitl h(>ii*i' fllf* bn'
i<<• «tiM | nf -Hooting a! fr>* nfi*l fni **«■ l»i'f|i li»
■ urt, I' a*
r r i*i ft i k aIdr ill Mug
T h i'-ame U i ilt r» bn H Irk »nn m
t think the p«-»i|di
1'•I
lit. triftl reill h i klhi
^rpL 2v
r il.il .............rid Ml. *
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' art «1
r Hi i
i m-t a Mat 11«pp
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1. ht- ‘ laji-r < -t- ■ M. i f |Itr li .ii - i
li** I ha ' • ire *»i
ftf'rt an n> ftf b ft
*‘♦use lr. *.
I hie f « lr v.
r rest ion >iifh tn* til relblT ii Id* i n ik '
■ultr*i m lb* fa 1at «h ifiiltlg ‘if rr* m lMis bftdbrr >im« pb-ad mil guilt)
>it
)♦ u >i ftli f dft )
bv reason ut iMAardh t« the in* i guinbeij * Ha mu- ini tbr i o*i f iif
iltclltlffit of mvmlrr in the final I a hmi*r
net I by Amir a Jam •legW 1' Ills trial will atari at t ftrlnml. -i Fun i ter mb Stir*! n "J
•i <10 A M Wr»1r*r■«Ia n
| fVf .inmu it
it v e n u e
Ai
■m*. S
Other ra*i * ifnib*'*
Kdwei *l I tsodmif <>« 'kill' t Iftlf Wft- I <H|«1<|
I -cks and Vk lllmt Hr>«rb rbarg-*l | rr* *t t b 'M ■* «tf tb* firi •! *»a
"■ilh ' breaking rihI rulerlng *%l|h> . |»*-*-*I I ■Ml* >I s m i m <ri i • - n it ,- I
dent to commit a ml-demean ! "I** *-1•I* u g M to b r IK...........ft.
”( Mohdar , 10 IHI A M . Henri f \ ■(».. '
'll'llrttf L*>ft - • fni
I t'l tl, b. , ...... -I )»..
J r>#s, c*d**rrd
charged
Vimh
in i x t Urcen)
Monday. 10 00 f und
ft
t"ftl**ld> rllllllllMl'
i M.; llarvev and lla rn (iore j |fov%• '»
ft..1 f liref I Iim . U I
•largv! with l»n* i ) .if • h*ig.|k(cwk ♦ , ■ - --I
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♦t*ft 11 In ml ,
*
i icsdity. W.«>* A M an*I W ater | m
ar I 1 11.ink t b .............
M f t. colored. nvitrlnl un a» ( real fin
..u ll —Ilh int.nl t murder which | |iji <*r.- it Mti m lor a tn fir* ft
brought to Florida twirl* within
i "^ e k stood I'ke thi«.
W. I). Anderson. :i6 «lrad, on*
iurvlved.
Cities Service R m pirr, l I dra*J
29 survived.
Repubtk, flv» dead. rH *nr% »*-■>
Pan HaaaachuactU. 20 dta*l 1»
■urrlvod.
Mawnwhllt, an A it. U-boat.
with runnlna ll*hU agio*, con « at continued from the prrvtonxj ventm
of the cm r l, Monday, l :30 |
YfiioJ tha loadad H land.rd Oil
tanker R. P. Rreor Into an Infrrnn )' M.
with ono torpedo wh*o th , ihlp A panel uf M juror, ha, al
Paul, Heavy Crumcr
re* —ff Ik* Naw Jwrewy rea.t ' rradjf bren announffd. iudpa M
Only two mm of I crew of u h j m|t h -111 Prrebl,
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w*re Hated an r*Kua>l.
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IIO S TU N . F rh 2H. bib
___________ '________ SENATOR HATCH lit fIT
Weatphal Services
u“ 1,1
Campaign S ta rts To
lncf*aser Production
. WAsiitwaTON, r*._u^r>
-p< i if it >1 p
■M|f
I-f
the
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it, O lllfl.M l.
I i *r li Tl.' .^ L
Race Riot Flares
In Detroit, Mich.
DETROIT. Teb. U , l* i Mayor Edward J . JrifrTtaa to
day ardcred a po*tpoe«m*nt af
Dm attaiapt to more
»to a d
ere -aa pollca w ar,
" -irT M a ra
Commlaaloner fra n k
n »ild, "there ft no
T h, CampbolLLoodni Poat of
th , American Lowion will meet
| Monday at 7 JO P. M. at th , li
brary In l-onjfwood. Dinner will
b* M oral at Dm ffalharinf. Laftonnalre, are to naret on tha
M raar of Plr*t Btreat and Park
Arana* a t 7 lOO P.M . Monday In
order that all May gat rtdaa to
Loogwood. Mr. field aUtad.
M rniben of the four Train
Jffrrk* Brothorhood* a n Inrtl*3 to bring t i r i r fa mill** whan
Ova groopt hold B lo u t meeting
Itlattcd
>i
•v
tfa tiiage
ihttoreh
the
a irm e n
R f i r |ir e' r n l*<I frtmi idiftervipu
*be f midis In • firm lir Vn* ■
barragr aini
f.i - 1- plane»
* cl a»h
viUi Jana
Anuv autlnnilt
*nl ihr Jin
t-lftftd of llftngim ..f( n irth * " t
h u m mt * m
- 'S '
U'<irnu(hlf
” .efl^TcH^*|*, h**ftrre Hi fall to thr
Japiine**
armonrvrril vr^trrdai.
ftnd tbr Invader* um |<| find h*
fi. Pi tifnt’fi! them
I’rufenijor ut li.
of F. Will rpoak
at Club Meeting
\\ 11ham
i1
t ’nr Ic'mi
IIf l*fI *
.* t,f i*«*l|l i m I A*-it m » | l nlciM
■M ,,f f lot id(*.. w til l.i »Jir |»im
|i> «ket
ft* thr ■•o.fiihl
<>f I h* < m i h I F b*t lift
I I, ».
7 IM I* M
be bp Id fti !b.
1 MPa
Vngeldh
►
- Ift M(I»I 4S* " d IM* 1 1 ft-’
■ . Mil)! Kill'll- ■' , I r 4r
f
I "Mil t |>r i»ft|*|r i *
ft .'horit *
al
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full..
III*-
I yfii
ft lit l
MU
Com im iu 1*I
lit 111r m .till
•»M
J
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ftlid t »**
tn-- |i|l| t *■
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I.ork
iMrp
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I'litlu-r .liinu-N Tiihin
Of ICrsut-.s A rri't-s
1| | r re," - .
r
" T l.c h«nfiui| Junior (,‘ha'nlrrr
nl 1'no,no ire invite, the .tuhlir to
•harr thrir |irhr||rar of hrarlne
( i n r , r I) S iik lra tx .e who will br
Buret «|-,-akrr at their rafttlar
mrettnji to br hrld al the To o rtit
t'entrr Turwlay arm ing. Mar. 3.
Mr. S irk lrd re lr r a t ,n *y* wltnaa> t» thr twmblng of Paarl H a r
bor i ml w ill no doubt hare a r*ry
Intrrritlna ,lo ry to rria tt." Pre»Idrnl
K. Carter of th . Junior
oriantialton announced today.
All member, a r , u rtn l to com,
and briny th rir friend,. A hyon,
d t i l r l r , to atUnd th , dinner,
which will l , hold at 7:10, ran
make rracrvatlona by eat!tar the
Information Booth.
Tboaa who
can not ft U n d tho dinner jean hear
M r S k U c t r e k apeak around 1:00
F 4 L , |l w a, tinted.
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I ftrl. inn i> !■ ■
ft (1 | i>(fr ■hi •*lii« I* n*
i d i*
. I.,
If thi
(». SickleHteele Will
AddrcHH Junior Group
City News Briefs
i
ti * . br 11*■i e l t*-» ba* ■ mined hes*
nn »iit b
>*i -i*ti oho I- 11*
Mr ai ha {1Ia In M
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VIII ■*I
Hri* n irm 1 t Hi *t»* trff Sumatra
i 'll iHir , r-l I f f.tr 1v 1.1 w1h11 the
| |n\ a *i*»n It*!** Rp|H ■**r Iiir ^ Ja v .
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irerefitHflil **ll
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l. aUit * i'ii • n* i i ib fen sc
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1 The aH hi h -re i >*. 1ft tmnf »i%
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‘N inths to cut off Russia’* »U)t rriB fl Other« tnr|*ori| w^rc id*n
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l n fUd Slates and the Pridian Service Kmpire of Nrw York. Tit.
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Tho comment quoted was by the Pan Massachusetts, of New York.
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which is control ltd by Ihe Tokyo
Tho ■ p fn rfim
include*
U .it fyfeign office, and aaldc from the l JreksonvllU.
Thun tha score on *mr* «»n f*»ut
ride*, adried theuter pfwgtain*,
1furioua hellknalty of lla tone to'
f v art! a nation with which Japan
'vas on a neutral footing it was
;nt**rruling lecaui* of the fact
i That it came on a day that
f brought a df*cloaur* of thr first
Japanese attack upon thr terr*
M m ) of India.
An»J from Kuibyshev the alter
>
Here Thi« Winter,
• ( eveland States
Im portant T urn In R ed-Jap
N eutrality Is Possibility |,f
iltt
I
Shontin* At Game
W arden J. Hickson j h e w V i r e s O c c u r
»*•» bfBftntbi r^**>
The tanker W . J) Al»drf*«in w » I •nf i>r*trbnl t jr an enemy •ubniarinr
■Ihe Nsvjr Arnmjnccd yc«terday
! rm i only out iu rrlv o r from a rrey*
30 rcacbcxt safety on "bore,
I larv
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T orpedoed S h i p Interest In Term
Lands In Florida Of Circuit Court R ationing Quota For March
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■um vor
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utalrifl *•m
t h laWoItit1
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' landing t»f J*apmno*. ' r>Mipt any
j1where 1m 7«t a
12 rniler in pk« week* of fight- JW?
IU fortifications on
of R u rUot Bight. Red arm y
•Bid, d«*Hl* m anter«W
l* (Jft d«BBW>
n it r
j R. W T ! I*»'|m |h< i| um«I offlcisl
to < bin* over
*••• *««pi»lie»* tn
In wrek*
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startling fsrt that thr Japanese,| • r,t * I"dla North Mm ini r«mtr
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luf ‘ ‘ all
by aermknt. the Grr-
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| transport * M lrrati d northwgrn.
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I' M \n IKJ A* M.
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*m<I a»•* |«
i .ru of
flret ,p*flfir mention *f iH »itlon[ba' •“ • n mention,d
B rltlih report A il* palrnl,
by* w «re *h*llnl and dl»bpt there w** lll\lr oth<
tho
llu lo h . a t lotiot's n o n ' 'i f i tiiint-tl mi Im th .jtlco.
W ar 'tup* of th, frilled Na
tion*
i-.rk ... attempt lit
a huge fir. t i,f Japan*.* , , l .htp- and Iran port. to a|*nil
the Nnemha ia oa.,1 l.a.« and .In
\ arte J» ’ a tn.t lnrtl|;lit th* A r
mada t. tm lir.r.t t„ h* reform
Ing
*bei • in th* Java Be*
for a affnml >>n*iaight.
Jtatlerrd and craiubletl in tbe
nigh! hm** Iwalilt thr Japaf)e*n
p s r w r In thl» week*, pur prise |. ^ ll4tlir' n»»9rrrer. M ia v r thi
advance
The rnmmunhiue aald 1W**r rea*«n
|i*r Mac ,Arthur*
th* Inrn.I.M .till held thrlr main j ll|Mninif m y r I . k r w l th,
bnttl* pni||inn>, th* A m rrtran ’ **n*
l*«l,ncc t^for* thrv
■ml
Kdipino
.J v t n r r
having| tr“'w *< l •*! f..< • knorho.n
rntthml l-r k u rlv th* forward P' 'w*' l»f""«m t mlllury
lin*. O( ih* rn rin y .
*m |.h«.,«r,l I hr Mur A.-.
reaa
|*a«rial*4 rrwu*l
flit' Ittitfli iiiiiiniincctl lo
tlnv hii A llu il MrtitHtln hnu
betwiing tlefciiM; line.
I’1' nil oflhodo* mllitar) rule* !
hi* laoL in liitlaan Is to defend, $
ih’l** *tr>tl withdraw Iterauar h*
t» fighting again*! apparent!)
I It*operable mb I#, Thai ncrmlng.
p*n< Ij
M.i* what the Jap* e v p f t H
-A * ,!’ ' d lr U lo u w er, route! on tbr
reonthoni
front,
th*
Ruarian.taV. whn* th* rest of th« arm ) !
whittled down the M , (irrm nn
fo rw trapped In, Ihe St*r*y*
Jtyai Two Brothers
M em ber A iu o clated
_________ [__________
W skp l*lsrnl by a naval squndhh y ,
pm um ably Amerif*n, Th #
J a p . say the raid ocrum**! Feb,
24, ami rtslm damage to one
rruiae r, a destroyer and Ihe doslractlon of flee planes.
' IBr >m iWi>< T h m I
•British parachute troop*,
•M fo o rte d by infantry, nttacked a radio location in
M rih Franca. A ll were wfthdrawn by the Royal navy.
■
Red army reports the
i/ m r la a y d t e maticalty
in g through the Len( i. alego ring anil aayn
the attacks are coating the
G* r rft* na 1,140 caic alllo . Two
______ ______ ,»l
.
■Hi taegelatPd Prtaal
ing
l*rfi*rc
Iheli
juggernaut
Tuliyn <Ii*cIoi*<m1 mi attack OH •lallH Against the thin In t un- .
*- ■_,
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.
Tokyo D iscloses A ttack By
U . S. O n W ake Isle Invaders
ara chute
roops Stage Raid
*arm y
N E W S l'A l'E H
SA N K O R D . F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y IX , 1912
—
Russians R&jt 2 Axis
1divisions, Whittle
A t Trapped Nazi
Force In Staraya
n .A O
WASHINGTON
leb
J*
i.ls— T r ia l,
b) emir*-martial ,
were ordered toUav fur Ma>t.cn
W altar S
Short a n d 1
Itrar
Adm iral Hti.bami
Vi '
K hi, met. c u m tn n n ,1 rrv . In
t Iml gc of Hawaii at Itu Urn :
nf the •uccaiaful ourprla. al
lark by tha Ja pa nrrr on I'earl
Harbor
War
Sacratar)
of
Htimsun and H rrrrta r, <>( (Im
Navy
Knol
made the •n
mnjnrcmrnt.
Thr rh arsaa will allrur dvi ■
rlleUun uf duty a , charted in
a recent report by the Rob- |
e rt, Inquiry Committee. Ap
plication, fo r voluntary >*Ircmcnu W ,rl accfptr-l from
th m ,n “ wllhuut condonation
of any offam a or prejudka to
any fulllira dladpllnary aclion.** Short
Shoi and Klmmal hat*
been w i t h o u t airignmenU
llmy wore ordered refrom their port* by
prealdent Rnoaaralt I0 dav*
afU r the P aarl Harbor at.
lack. Tho trial*. It wae eald,
would not bo hold until "the
publi* in taraat and *afety"
permit*.
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dealt l-T Ja p u' -I, , y ami merch•nt martno thnl if the rate of
deatructhfi Cpnilmii-i fur d ie yi ar.
knr n t r l n l
wilt l« acaled,
Uh'lril Hlalea Naval (((fictile Ini(te*trd la * t nlaht.
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[►tern f» renorleri i fier th* ntvv
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baa gend rraann l-> l e l;r»* that,
thtre mart, enemy luhmartne*
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b ar* bayn «u-ik by I'niU-d Staten
Appointed chairman of tlye Nav.'l ffh rn in tf*- Atlantic them*,
Cttiaca* Committee for tha 3rd irr. And four damugrvl.
Thl*
Naval OUtrlrt. Thim ea E. Ih.we r . former New Ynjk district
attorney, will m b . 88.009.OOU
lo r tho Nary Hr lief Kind.
British Announce
N a z i Battleships
Are Out of Action
W en. wed ta h i ki»«k*d n t n f
atlio if for tome time to w o t " '
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* f o German arm y-' (rapped .hi' to Includa In Ote
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railHR^
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tuiay to by the E rat atago of »
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maneuver aimed a t trapping all
iotmaed ,'Uday. F a t
N atl foirva in th* bloody northw ritera comer of R n ula.
Tha Ituraiane declared they Md
fra ted tha reeerrea , which the
ilUh dcmolllion adoada ctm- Nasta are hurllnc Into the flamtd . their d*»tru«tlon of t l u l line tattle of th e.Sto m y a R un la
a r t ', where tha B o d et rin* of
d fit ruction rioted tighter uflen tho,
aurvtTon e f tha omashed Ger
man 18th army..
• "The Gtrman-Kaaclit force* ar*
aufferlnr rr*» t laaaaa In mtnpowe r drwl eoulpramt," today’a tommbnluu, raid. "Ih iT ln y 'rc h . n
e a r tm ip i continued to aJc.iu-o
and orcupled a number c f popuKited iilir ii " %is ?=y Ey i> . ,; , •4]
A Ra|«fail. dUpateh date-lined
H araya Raaaa — indirallnf Tied
arm y poterailon of the itrrtralcatly-localod town lU itf—«ald tb*
moat furlcca fUthtlnp wai tonllnulna. It Intimated that new de
velopment* Wore immlneat, after
the amaihlnc of the ) ( t h German
field army and tha alausblcr cf
HfiOO Nadt -la k blood* Imp
fe s s -k w
Stimscn Says Ei’d ry Agents
May Have Caused Raid S
Initial InKlnirt'rna’ bayB* been'
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night, Mr. Ijw to n »»> rrijm .l»,(
at. total, they ‘ ntlm atn Ihn numtx-r o(
tr , dtmaatne n p rrted to be n r n l n n l at m -1
the ap p m ij. whool in the ccunly h j thr lt*rh
m , who have been d eiieriit-l l.v
•he. coremment
ect a* n -r ttrajtl* and-who will iuu.- the r * •
Clcnlmt took. TbA book 1* e«
peeled to have * certain num’« r
of it<mp*v With which a limit.-1
•mount o f rugar may he IkmijIiI
Th* ertimatc t t the miml-.-r ■(
(•cople who Will rcgisl-r i* *ii|noaed to bo eoti'idetnl l-y M«S, Mr., fawtnn raid.
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cvntirt the local liallomnu H «-.l
(er a rtlaiui-'ua of the fimhl. <»*
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art*e .
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Brigadier General
Hutchison1- I» In
Rfmllar ceatrsM era In
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rapture nwimcea not only in AMaala. O a- ami Sa
Hit 2 Transports And
2 O t h e r Vessels;
Japanese 1 (lain In
Drive In Sumatra
W A SIIIN C JTt N .
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ch-tiinali of the C-unlv t' .mm *
eiun; arul W. A. te-fll r-t. t hi ni
te r o f ('rmmrrr'c pm i.hni, haw
hern'appointed hr (; v.m ..r P|«-.
aar.l Holland on th.v P-»mn-..ln
County Ihfen.B t'.-unri] h , r, u ii,r
H oinl. the fortnalb-n .»( whsh -,a*
announied totUy hr • l. Inr
tey, chairman of th,- l.v tl i.-unril,
Tha aypulnlmcnt f.-ll. m l the
•pproval c f the thr*.* nun ! » ihe
£t*te Dcfenie (a ttu il it Tat!*I-*l«*T upon the it-ctmun*n.(alion
1nf the liwal rouncil The app»<ntnicnu were nia-lr tit i..>t ut-i
: H. ltanil in hli caraciit #« . 1an
man of th* Mat,- gmup
The l.cal K it fill it «►i ithni iilt r
i k* hit Hi 1» Ihn 'invftf mrw t»-si v - f
ihi’ council, rnmtiri't* ihr f . In t
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Jv^ion »Ptl *\lr. !*frl« t Mt \ *
W , chairman; \V |> lf"fi»» m»
vice chairman i n<| \ ll Im . i
<on. ro**iFrNtvatoi
Mr, Infltfy »«w i.x te it.l i ,*•
in line with a i ti v*iit MUfiiiiii 11■111 l <
f
the ’S tale Count il. «Iniinir that
thm fo-tird lilt tor of the count tl
•hnulil b« Ihff comniftTulcT of th**
j nrtIon gioup utk'fi ptartn’-iMi
Mr. I'rlrraon hat I n n aji^iiatid
tomminder Of the Irral muru I
in adthiion ta hts riutlr* aa
otdlnalor, Mr, PefFnatin will
hi
cfnarg# af ill tb* action group*
during air rmkl warnings, htark
i wyia 4ir any olhtr rmrrgenry
h’ irating nn I»
ti
.1 flown in n
■■jrccSf' .)>.
iiitmtx r •(
t I ' 1* III 1,11* AUgl
f-a and ih '' t"*‘ i Hiftiirs, includme (h- m- • 11 ft 1 ■ irjwirl Yihrrr
.utlwiril'r- 4•» ‘'tntJlIlH firU 11k4'
. 1
, “«Iudsrt f *11
[| I t in f o il In a gm- '
fom Ui fltmv hmcliiuArir'rs
i Mltmin r»P'« f 1 •*t 1
I
Af irrlr* ni
«CJtio*
**fN bUi L,i •
r ,f
A M. nn
nilni fn»m
{•••Jrth Intcrcrptor
rmmiml «
iinulcntifird fkir•f* n wry.
M**l in thr ire s
•■•I* ir r rrunfllrt*
rig Oil I a-*
rf fin t I* Inelnc
•OaJa f*• r*
r the furls, it Is
!»>•** wrrt' (|rop|K-ti
Iror •*'
■rtA nit j'iii •* » uric* sh«»l iliJWrtl,
-T h tfr
kMta
r -'ineiiter flaic
nmnttnt of antl-ajrcraft firing.
nil cl--er Mgnil came at
rAlth- , te
/*
H r, Lawton e»pcct» to receive
am
more detailed IrM ruetiar, loon icJ-Oi An E rin «r.-n rrolilcivlM no
-ardins tha rattaainc r f "war inConsl«f* m l rhi^ refwirt of
lien book cnr". ha add^l.
,l<onfIdcml»l4*** s n l i 'i l r a i f t **lrf
•tl smtlrmtnlrmenl
-■
- —- —•
#: >5^- —*■'»*
met ban lea court
men who pan
Pc* eaamlnatlooi
p Propaganda In
Press Is Active
IfW YO RK?Kcb! 28, (49—Tk*
ljo prrta hid a field dry of
jmtarxia WVdnmlay over the
[line o f the California coaat
pday niehl-by a JaJtaneM aab-
lb O tte rin g i
» told tha *<
I nni
il(frn*r of the Nlth
r rla n d a
Indie*.
ntvd
had
!*■
I Heir | hr »% li»MHhl t n t^M
i iiran \ n h ir h * r aaltj th e Jap
»nr*e h i
r.*H dUdCacti
U r audrd Ihr I n itrd .S ta ir
1% **-i%inf n i rjr Ml of ak
Him i
l
i
l
r
\
lit lM «rlalri |*rr%«|:r
A m tprititn su lim tiriiicxi
puitwHlI two flit'm y
It
l» ru t', an i.iix illtirv sh ip
n frtM glilt-r in u(lnck.-t in tk d
pant IS hnure pit th e in fra neat- nt-u-lHMiu- l il v m i o n
fo r c e * m h u tc h Kant Indie-t .
w a te r*
Tinh u tc h
Imlictt
hunilijU artcr-r Him lifte d n
J n p n n o e w'.’iM hip. one o f tt
•-MindI tin Mg pr CwiUrtMtl” to IksJ
hit
I hr l |»11.h m k'u.MlfilFftl lhr»
I f*
hat* irmthnl th© m t*
>4iW
Htifttl, iirioai from »
I a kn ill « tti iv r
lower
Sunml r a
It .tt .1 hnvnl iorocb
I'Oiitltr'l ls|>Brtptr lifId (Iftktkirtnt
•i *4tulh»ift Humnti u port.
* r Nmi 1m**« rahl^l th©
s
County Exceeds
Quota In George
Washington Drive
j rif i« i-" in 1hf* l.n .ri|4* \V M* h 111j#
Jack C. Russell
ton D 4 1 teiti|<8 (|fii in iftlmi* fnftih
I fm
Ik* l». •Mt-r ritir f'm m iu l' >r
\ F If mi • hliltlrt; 4 -Mf
Gets Aopointment !*v .irt',,hti i fiiftf
i rv rilrtl thu mm vi
for thr r w ih l'
At Station Here 1 14In.-ft a *-*( hrat .jViftoi
f-M-O, a in 1 th.* Aiit'iii'i1
».I
-lick (' ttuMell hai l-een at*- ...........
ooiolril m . i l i n t entomolrglit *1 I r r ■ lalrtl
the Intel ei|*erlm*nl ipft'on It h«i | AM I' Hill l 'll* AT1.*|
. 4 j»f a v4’luri
Jo*t (>een announced by Dr. R. W t ■*4\
I Mi Mi(iteli-l.i. •
'npierht 111 charge of Ihe atatiou
i -it li'Jp tin Ite-htIf ui
)l> liu -.itl, a native of Hanford the I
t »t ( i fmillllvn '!*• tl»r
received hl« llaehelorT and Ifaa- follnr
■ml riHuUir* Srnuiit.lt
ur'» i l n n c t from the Dtilwralty
« Miimittrr Hsrtfnt !
-*( plerida anrl haa recently been Ot In*
--•trl « Ik lo I M t %•
r[p,nliiyr,( i.y the Rockefeller I'onn
. ■ It , I- i n'd 1 Wa |
(nln-it ..n m ilirta reirarrh In Tat
1*1. mi U' tit I NV W •
|i hit mh
1
V « l l. William \ W -I I
H»*
take un hK ilutha htrr
I ll.itw , O |'* Hrifi l m
on the fn-1 nf March. Mr Ru»- J itm I* Jinkt(ft»t It. \\. Wai* 1
aelt'a ■pixi-ntmcnt waa made poa-1 F. 1...... in* v. 'Cm. A, Sjk-rr, Jr.,
tlble hv th* Incrcata In the ap
K C«)'ir, T. \V. U « ttm , t
propriation for the Celery E«perl-, 51 II-mM
ntent Sivtlnn by the laet legiila- 1 A I- . F» *\ T W illiam - C It
turr.
With the coming of Mr Ikift aim II J 1.rhnian. Firal V
Ru-a<ll. th* ilatlon will be le tlrr flvami II J Pfpr, n J Hv* f
ntulp|H><l In htln grower* with - •U n f i r i*h»tin. w C h •1
their Iniict iiroblcmi, II v i i itat- Far F
i : I**. ■lift! itv E \ llr*. Ik
l-a.1
VVI|«rii, W A la ffl.11
) 1
Hivgin * H 11 \Vi*ht II
it I
.
j»
JPdbUc Is Invited
To Attend Services
AHIIEVH.LE. N. C.. rah. to .
—(A t—A. B. Nlchoteon, >0, n
veterinarian 84 yeara, aaya ani
mate ar* a lot lik* human*,
“only eomatimaa they net with
more »m»*. when they pet •lek."
navikl
h a ir
ami
tlr *
ilimttv in wMtcin Jftva. Th*
Ih'frb ir|nit ini rmil imtptl fiercer
fillbt ifvir up f r|r!•«*, adktmwlMlgrvl thr
mplura
Sink tin^, vkrNktiirn Itarnsu, mi.I
th\- ib In ml of Its nifbo, »f/ SrnitlV l l ! .--fl»l'*e i i jt t
ddhtr.l Im*i nnfhl thnl 'this M^ntl
•'r.i*i|fhn!il now Him nirn|»klfly
»|n ii ilir.il nmi tlrcU rn*t *hat
•i.lrmhlr rrtuforctim*ills** Hen ur*
<t til h rtpnlid
Thr Jnrmnmr iteru|YaU*'fi of
Hall a ml Timor, a ■poke-man »aM.
1 •«■ t nni[ilrt«M tb© ffirirtlrmenl nf
J..* g by rutting •ff H- t >mrnttaf« it.mm with Australia.
■Uti Ib«* ofhtr b-Pil ** K«» a<klc«|v
i f
viimi II i*
anprei of thr •Itua*
" *n ite ihr farl that th** JapangfM*
f-Ht r* nit* »prf#i»l nvrr s lifU •
' ti n If m-tn* itlanr- ftr* n*nt in
I vn, 11 vi 111 hft iiitftftihU tr* #*M“ l*t
-at «tip«>r|or(tv ami wto« oat tho
•,i "rip ipvii'on fnrfM M
H * miiln Nrlt'eriatul- In4k**
" * x ntr * I* 11onr 11 **n J « V1 ,Mth|f
Li*tmin Wfta iiuntt'ef *'Thti mil*
■MCi win- nrilv gftTritain<• f**r thi- mutN*»r cf fighting
ih U k if* (Iftlnna tj» III flirt thn
grv
110- aihU Iflume!* on Ifto
-•H'« t «*».| t i ilvatrnv rvrtvtbitig
'' b I miyht lir irmrfnl t-a him befnr*- » *i t r 'C h * In |H#* IriirrtoF of
•hrsf iftlft'OiU In rontlmir the figh.
h‘ * nrrillft taHlr#/*
Th*- h 11Ic* for Java hr irolpatI ka‘•11 !»«• ftll-otit. wiiK the AlHra
t hi on ing in ev pry thing l hr y ran
mftjMi in thli arra
I I ' U * ls
—---r ” *
|)r ( t •!*-•
Park, ri airman
vf 4K*. In- wtcn of Health or thr . %
fw
Btmlnnlff County DtJrns® nmn- l I P C l H lf l l l
W ill
lit1
•il, m i .* •nno-mcvd Hv appoint..
! ;i v,,n
A L m it
In r li-i
nent nf f r . fl. If. Itnnaw a .
,llu n
A O O U l IIU IM
-hairman tf tha Dloo<l Bank for !
w"*
Ut- r untf.
K N IH iN . Keb. 2d. (49 - Sir
The appalnlmgnt waa approve!
l, ,,M f
^
Sy J . U Ingle*, chairman of th* I? hurchill gnyernmcnl W e rn cte v
**■------ «
** r * — “
!'■ 4* swirl dec Ison on I min a
will renre.enl tha council at a
lile-ril firat ipcdch
the
State Advliorv Contniittoe meat- J an-I
prime mitililer"* llouie of^Ciim*
■fif to l>* held Sunday, at 1:09- men. -pokciman, declared it vital
P. M. at the A nftblle Haul in that the people of India flth t nmi
Orlando,- for tlo animation enl ■*ai l with Britain'' 'In d rfrn,* of
e rn n ltalio n of a Blood Bank for th-lr veil rbunlty..
each dial rict,
Tb- former Eociallat, now o ffl.
cUI leader of a parliament nverwhrlminily ronicrvillve, Horded
a »i«ciiianeoui enlhualram Into the
hr tie which haa been U tkin*
elnce Mlnaton Churthlll'a own
The p uhi ir la tovltod lo attend ere-t ipcrche* of tha aummer of
•ate evenipa’e evaacolUtlc i o m te»a to b* held a t the South Side
Paptiet church tad conducted ty
WHO’S DUMB •
Auoel-
26
‘n a ie f r lr d t n l i v i h t l)nH*i
N i b i m s *rr m a ilin g " m s tn i
d
Charles Meriwether
Passes Defense CIuhh Preshlcnt Approves Putnam Named Head
Hrants For Hospital Count v Blood Bank
K E E 8 L E R KIELK. H b « , I
28,— (Soecial)
V \l. ChariWASHINGTON' Krh. 2<l, ( 4 9 dime* Meriwether, J r , of S..r ,crealdenl Il(><»vtrli ha* approred
ford, today afaa prnduated fru . tftn t* public wnrhi and Itntathe-- alrulatia ntoehanlca cuur .- ' iva f'nanclny a* fillo w i:
■t Koerder. Field. tl>* new Air
Jaekionvlllv. It* .. h.i*pltal faCorpa Tacknieal School near Hi - V U tf, grant IIT.VCS, apvpior 19.Hxl. Misa. }|p la tha aon of r i,iTt (conitroctiun r f l-*te ry buildJ , Meriwether, Celery .Awnm-. . i1n ( for r iv rm i a» addition to
Oertnyaplea :for tb * hundred,. I|
tier ilu 'pltal)- aim hofpltal
In tho, /Itat amduatlne r l n " f
grant
rponeor
l»r», all of whom aticccacfilly f
__ TaiternaUun an-l e«uln.
completed tho Inteniica eouree,In t of Dural County HoapHtl.)
werw held In,coiOuttetlim with!
dodlcatbm or Keealer .PT1I1I, . 1* . ]
F«b.
I,Vi—Srrrrtar) *»f War Riin
Hill, Dyson, Lcfflcr
Rcccivt Approval
For Deferst Posts
Sugar Rationing
Instructions Are*
Sent to Lawton
' la addition, Ui
It's Your Lifeline'
M nv
B t*
U sed
During Fmergenry
1 \ I I AHASSEK. tvl*, m .
lie -* i(e hotel ci-mniUlloii hai
»tir»i-.l u lurvrv of all Kte^,lg
J y lfl
nn-l epartroept fiellitle*
-•hie*- ectu'd he mute iv illtb l* tn
the federi I eovernment for rehab.
-'I'atJon op-1 eoovalricrnt hr-mtri
for wounded idltlleu or for trainili» .fhnote.
"Ptnridn ha» ameng Hi mot*
•hut 10,000 hold and apartment .
holldlnga many which could i f ' ’1'
cnnvrrtrd Into rehabilitation and
t'nvaleiccne* tuimea et relatively
•mall coat,” Holel Cnmmlalonar
Hunter G. Johnion aeid.
CLEA RW A TER. Kelt. !« . —
(A’t—Th# Cleveland Indiana' e«e•
ond -quad of 'k ail nlayvre nr. .
ported to Mandier I-ou -Bond■eau yeaterday.
Ilcrulae ranml-’e • cadalhenlea
were omitted In favor of o elu»>
mettlne, hot Boudreau ordetod
ewryono out for a lone after- no«n r*aaion at the pork.
Io« Having. 27-yaar-old rvllef
"Hetier, agreed to loflna raatarHay a-d probably will err)re befoto the wookend.
’- { m m
N o n w ia U ii hit a t roi
Florida
Soldier.
MOSCOW. r*h. «*i (SV-1
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TH U R SD A Y , F E B R U A R Y
I t, IM S
THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORn. FLORIDA
THURSDAY,"FEBRUARY 26. 1912
NO ItrRBfcH
FOR i;l*O I-K S
Defense Shop News
W A fllJN GTGN , Frb. i-*0. CRT—
DL'DArCST, Fab. M — H l A firr teor* than a month r f In llalrdrcarot*
*n<l
lo irV ri
o'
dtcliiotv the
War Production S n it t l bckl a shaving and hai
Board finally made up it* roin-l p aiin c contoit in which tb* «ri i
•When curb o f you read about Wednesday olid prwffthilrj tb* um ,nrr i , t a speed record of 30 »c< •
tb * war o*ora dp you ever thla’t. o f rubber hi corut la and rlnllcv. , nJ 4. It i> expected that ‘ tn •
Then, to- laloncr bad ix w i lor nimKr’s eitijecl will recover.
• to t w* o r* tWa^ a t home to
-------■ —.»
M p ‘ « u tlu u l d>feM *t' I f yo il tb * girta; the beard threw" In <v
JU S T AIR W IL L DO
b a r* brew rew— trtog bwhat I t f C cocril prohihitfen btoad. enough
h e ir* do— N
r n- J«wT
/out towdl1"
read I
O at tLuoom
"»f> • i txi,r‘ ,a d ,U1 •
---------•
■ and• u k r J' o eo itm .
*
n n cR * IIIL U -3 . 1C, Fl-b. J « _
ihit roLwra
rrorv day
(At—Rationed gasoline woal.ln':
your bat o ff te the w * who are '•
MlMnCJt O IF.W SA FE
Ik tin r Jam ci S. W hit*, 63.
only do4srg their rrru U r Job.
are Iranu— ------— ----------'
i White
prandfather, eaya he
w A U H IM ilU .a, ^ i
r t,
ht< pedaled hli hicjrcl* more
la order to N d up tU f viftoTY
.
.
I
L
.
1
.
1
T
ilt
Nary
anrHiumrO
UcdncuJajr
than IP.000 mile*.
la 1H 1 war. I
*” r
I that three enlisted men from a
today
1— 7. ia this
7 71, ~ r ,\ r o r« of a N a»r bomber had land1T*
read 0»!» ^
„„ , JU U n t UUtd in lb*
•W*
.. .
'
’ South Pacific a fte r b*inf adrift
W# were able to secure Mr. W a rubber boat alace Jyn. Id.
W. A. U a l a d t of Tampa t i l
------------------ —---------leach nor la u f h u In arc weld- .
AI.lr.NH ItFJtOVHII
to r. Ilia .la w atorta at 12 :<ri i
----- j r /
•Vtork midnight and rena t»
HAVANA, Culm, T e l. W. bPi
* :• * o'clock to , t b * n o r u a j. — AU enemy t l ie a j hive b-*n reraltol the g ro w yard shift. I-**t m orel from the Havana port area,
nit hi uaa Via flral elar* and ht police announced. yetirrday.
fin*
kari Id tea to tea waiting. There — ~r~
•
j "
* * .~ v*
iT yn^
u c ««!/ *• few more rT*!1* ^
iwrrymg u m.
t r i ’rd f* m n a l u J kK iar kurrw tBeir fil^t rheck |t| thfUL We
a
i to. u k o atlvw lttir
vkm« «n d .mpurtam
W■•W fiRJIim
|d«Ri nml ervdit dia
Ip h k ti uia ftit Uliaa
Idk
mhtiHfr'R
♦ nf
m ► ffe-1* 3 * 0 in twee,t an . bin» » * he lu hueiOp Hi.
__
___ . I“? 9“ nmrt. ha RIHfh
■oedn b» n.wy- if h» takav
eahh- f.‘!1l»» ''"•luetionv
to * ru n e s tk r e way* In
Onit'l •fV'to.irvh Mtf, the
l Us stilaha
ntrlSL
-•Ito
•*<;V>Rriti mm U*.
'i*r
r m r i .jitnaMh
**
■»sft»i’. , 'i i , *
n«x
n«r
to itiV
ra ter a r e
Tire only thing our e»—ilrv aakv
o f ywj after you hare flniahcl
to to be willing Iv Uke a Job ia
ewe defend peogrwwv at a very
grand salary. Thai's fair i-<T IIT
HU p u aotirv tn* amilea on
a n loalrurtora* faces yralrnlayT
Our wffW kelp thought they
wet* meant fwr her n rtll *ht»
p a y m e n t.
than - n e t u p ira
vtlag
Mo l llrm» do. We cau url-il
,o tta lo perferllon and oar
'H r
to your m o w ’“ewin.r on atlnaeamw ha'i'-l
rw i-n a>-emrm«nr.
•Irani-n I
|V , )e u n e e d hu-lnrv" lA -m -T
which
rea»-ra*h'e.
F orm a
ta d
te e
eaw plea
TH E * « 9 T
if*
tiQtroi^
:scorn
•I: tit, H.„ wiiu. k e s ir a
Cxivtawpid
T ills Urv ili/ V t
m
U tn ilim
T -< a
W
•
1 8 1 Vmuhiw mii' finai
a tMfc T« t , ^ Um T n M
V: 1,7 tf.nir Stltr-in* .-CiliWrs
Dsrsl 'ftHmV UrnJn
W: : a Vli3 .inn.
‘it'Hk Mlimm - DasiUaan
t
Defense
u n a u rr . a m
Mi wi> Shmadi
,
tUillfT Ahttwc Rlnun.
H it Mb K m -
; W lf lt
mtlWh
I l*t--vfi
I* 11 nlO.
U
U
th u
Ito r it ffi
Mvre* nni Tluvtw
-il.him-ilKir
W.irnar* iff 4f mrag
Plisanaritilnin Ifnika
.it
Iliu m . Wlltl dtol
Good hutlneit mfni|cmcat
made thu poaaible-ihe u p * manaenuoit that jvoducr* about 71 of
Um utaun'i electric power, and
now jW ge, its unending cffiat
w> rupjdy udniom of Jims with
rt BA T-*wirwruH-n» liullMISk
Jto I * . , . i
■to
icap w ig v
i M il* .lv
___ _
w ll I v . .
I H 'I I X
A y *.
Nv
,
.
.
i H&RkH.Vtv ainrlfh k r n t o
I.T'.'.T h-har*V-l»«Hl Com
I Mfcflto PtoMwau w
IdtdflU ur- dull dtowtoe
h » tofle Vast ttw toawMfk
f c W Womwm iiti Wthln
I * a » Brill CO. Svdtak *ff tom
t u t Rtm.1 *f ILfto
,t Ycam Old ., .“anti rlUlillrrl front
TH E.T O P » O F.T llE-C n o vr
•«ii tlr fr n « r aib| th r iiri \
'i i \ plant• *.■'.* wIth thrill fi
f l m u i i>>lf|Wntlfn| (ta in n .
MfatLdr, Tiilnli. IU,nl
•I ToJd, t*. m i l
to
T rr pfuj.-o 1 U
th. Nufi.iit.l A. i».n.
I d lin ' "ii
A w irtklp tj roachea a U. 8. plana wbkb waa forced down J>*ei
da panto* ol * r t and Marshall Iilaoda. Important enemy n
*
wrecked ood oertateen enemy ahlpa
and Oet. IS, 1911, or the neareat
■two-week period, for whUh the
price
admlnlatrator
roniidrra
' price* are “reprrvrntallve."
For farm prmlucta, four possi
ble minimum ceiling! were «et for
farmera. (So far the Office of
Price AdmlnUtrulion ha, preferr
ed to work at the factory or
wholesale level 111 erlting pricer.)
The minimum celling I, art at in*
hlgheut of thra* four
I. 110 percent-of “ parity." The
rity price for moat commodities
the price the Department nf
Agriculture calculate* the farmer
•hould receive In tic atmut aa well
'o ff aa he was from I'.KKI to lu ll.
2. The Oct. I, It'll, farm price.
3. The Dec. 15, 1911, farm
price.
4. Tlic average Iflltlitl fnrm
price.
Some farm rnmmndilira -rice,
and beef rattle are two already
T o a s a ln U la o u r 1 had gone Irvoml the minimum
reiling liat month
In a rase of
oftmeiard ol quality this sort, the price administrator
and Ihe Seerelarv of Agriculture
all PUfabttrgh Pro- fwho ha* a aav.«o in arttlng farm
docta a ra iu b | *ct*d ; price eoillngal mu Id do one of two
things. Since the minimum celllo r t 0 l d iwknuiao-' In* ia onlr a minimum, they
might e*t the reiling at the prea.
t a r i n g ^ c o n t r o l.I m l price, or Ihev might act Ihe
A l l la why yotu ' ceiling at the minimum end whack
the price hack down again
Other prices may atlil go high
m u lto will b a uni-'
er—and some minimum celling*
l o r m l y ' p lo a o ln g
mar thiture. If parity for pota
toes •hould ( * (tip from l l . l t «
I bushel to 11.15 nor.* month, for
V. * . plane* fly In formatlsfl *v»r an aircraft ra r ritr en route to the
ru m p le, then that would be the
raid-on Iho Japanea* Marshall and Hilbert Islands. Coordinated air
minimum InMaad of 1 1.25, the
and sew offeree rased Ja p stores and military Installations on ahor*
|1910-29 average farm price
and destroyed seventwn enemy ship*. Including a eroiw r and n 17.000
Ion liner.
_
(Cesfrw/ Prtm ).
Agrieulturul Department offlcl
j eta aay unofficially that in the
case of turplua commodities (tlkr
wheat,' cotton and tobacco), it
probably will bo the policy lo let
prices ramble. On tb * other hand,
there are some thing* much in de
mand because America Is under
taking to fam ish a good deal of
them to our atlleo.
There are
mostly dairy products, rggi and
tork. The Idra there will be I * , NEW YORK. Feb 2fi i \vw ,
—Rnatnlng Ihe snrrta Held *
keep prices down.
Officially* Price Administrator ! Golf; rralg Wood telievra hr
hr
i located Ihe trouble lhat urnHenderson and Secretary Wicka'd
have published a statement in rd him an many back arts - f>*r
last vrar or so
N slare'a Calarw I* l^ottog Beauty which they said “atundent pn» I h rDown
in Miami Rrarh. ahrrr
daction—the coniumer‘a be*t •• '
auranr# ‘ of /air price*— M will Ik he ia professional dating tin win
Irr
months,
Craig played a mund
their f l n t groal
In Ihe rein the other day and
while driving home afterward- thr
dmlns .In hla back suddenly re-
v L it't
ii,< n lli
d«t»<l to II h t *%*
V•*•!'
triew
1 Hi* l.itm-M i*»t
ronti.tl .f th* \* \ \ •.
700 affiliitoil mmli I »l
•• q»i *tfr nf a null, tn
nnd ritnr, thton I.MHmi
moth i Imiltlrv*.
Fr«*ni nitioii f
ii <«l« I
hiv r rul'ir 0ilt h Hi'H k
rapt I ..I*n V K.IU
Wrii’i i IlMith* i* tol. lift
tin, I‘••ml.! W I »t
Sikoi «k i f.t William |l
C I' 'JlUP \II |It fl'l.el
ppd h ' v an ni M. nit (
You con¥ •qual thla vofuo of your
/avor/fo packagm (fo r * or b a rl
e
‘ VOOiO T A A tlf n « k A < u m
f
SPECIAL RESFHI £ S T H A IU IV II l l l \ K I F
? . .*»• rtfil llldilr • m
iKl'M'dr*. **linfl ri I
•I «*»lt III I hr hlJIM|lit|t
t-niMi r* for ivmiirtlmta
■on
Thr«r
h ill,
•il.ifi* • will l»r tor titi! n\it
RANDALL
ELECTRIC CO.
printed by wo *111 »t»nd 'hr
near Tt J Hor of tlrvc. ruiiie
la
"An I An rMirrtftlr«l lhtr<
* • ' anit-onr-half million
**" year am tr*p|**l
N f H F . . . T A S T E 1(1 ( H E I t
By IITRMAN ALLEN
Wide World Features
Price control, on* of th* roeaiurta th* Admiybtntion hai l*en
pushing at a bulwark agflnst InIjMlon, hai been signed Into law,
\trial
Amrrican
breadwinner*
want to know la: What la the n«w
law going to do to th* prices of
rlnthea. thoet and th* thing* or*
**t?
T i n t thine to krep In mind U
t ^ the law doea not call for top
once*. It (alia fo r ' ‘minimum coll*
Inca", where the trvtm m rnl can
hecin setting top price*. Th* callin" ctn bo anywhere from th*r*
pn up.
.
^ o r
everything eicept farm
f— nuctv, the minimum cel I(nr it
r a m i on prlera between Oct. I
W IL L WASH . RINPR and
DAMP liltV Your CLOTHES
P bile Yny Attend In Other
T i n r s R i io i .i t h f t i k s ..............
fltiRinciM Torms
kC
Model Airplane
Builders Aid In
National Defiwu
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dlENDIX HOME
LAUNDRY
Tt*»m. 5 Ui S
rk d u et
Writer Explains
Price Control In
Regard to Farm
PAOF.
tire :ui e x lrn v n g n n i r in « n r lim e. Ilu n ril nguinnl Ihe flfiti
enlivlnig Ih e iliil
th ese h e a llh ilrfrnderM in gtliirding Ihe
n u n fn m ilv . T h cv -huuld he in rverv hom e
C heek vnui
ill •uni n e e ils :i I In—r h-w -uile prices und gel llir ninxlnm in
5 0 0 Cleansing Tissues 17c
l O c 'L I F E B U O Y S O A P
Sc
50* PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA
$ 1 .2 5 P E T R O L A G A R
2 4 c
89c
C LEA N S1N C
C R EA M
Good p e n n in g R i v e n
yamr c io t h r * a
fa u lile a a lr Rroom ed 1 o o k .
T h a i, pluH i p o 11 e a »
c lo th e *, w ill a a k a jrnu
• '•
S t o N-c.ng- 7*> EMU—
L S I B Jhrw. diitathfi.
.
m in
S p rin t
i » K *!. i
w o re .
n
Aa f U r k
U io r n r y
w ofzssr.sn s w a h is [
of Patst Cnuri
V
fo r
He w u alrmld He wouUn't te
rbl# to compote tn the blc touma- x o r i c r o r iw t w v t i * * to vtaMK
A r r u iA T is x row r t a * L
rr.tel, However, ha wont to Fort
W n lh 'a n d , tightly corseted in a ■a r u n e oDiMwianow
t'B V o r r u n r o r s v r
polo holt, won kin f l n t National
jriru K , s K w ia o u i l e m n , >
STA M « r rUNUUAchampionship
i * raoBATw .
Baseball. The Qlanta are papt u b lurrATn o r
l up by reports front their vet- inA ni:
i.m n o mwrroN, o****a*a
in sbortatup, ROhr Jargea, that t o A tJ. .w m m r r m a t m w .
go longer la bothered by dluy CKIUlV
•
Nolle* Is herwhy glee* Iksl Angir ,
frxloa
fktoO.
her
,/lnal
repnn aa
Jorg e* wrs hit hi tb* head t v *
of Ik* ealala id
«— r» ago b* one of Bixky Wal- AiTnlnUiraiae
'
k«*l—. 0ae***»0| Ihal
ie r*' pllcbeo. And, la awring train
itr petlliria (or final ,
ing last root, the a t t m * of d iu l- Ju ’ h.'ree
I* the
to pf Wewiiaala r M a u .
■vrararr J
Klertda.
the see an* 0ay ai
MaevV II
far ae*ratal of same ‘
I 0laeharga as ASmlaho oattoa at Alfred r I
•aeC as this f*lh 0ay
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v? w&v.
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1-way (x)Id Tablets
Vick’s Vatronol
( astoria
.......
p Hr.flKDON
lljr A. u w r.r.K* D «
W II rieYMITOM. WlpUf Park
ifO B C N n C A W -A W
SA T U R D A Y
n .aw i a* i» r .a* r w.
R O A ST
MM N li
T I'K K K A
C ran b erry
Sauce,
(ilh lc l
l ir u w .
C eler>’ Drcm lnK. W hipped I’o la tu e III tiJ h E ye (in rd e n I'e ta , I’ lncnpph('h r e n e Salad. Ifn i lln lk nnd lliitli-r.
Ten
or
C o ffe e .
Amhrnssln
w II h
W hipped Cream .
ORDERS OF
THE DAY
Freocrlpllony are acted *p, aa «*llh th - aneed oh *
■ Hilary liiaptlrh. Th-y're
f erdrra of the day—
•m y
day—taking
pr*c»dencV oV*r all other work
- a ad aarvlcoa breauae delay
Buy prolong lh j h alll* far
btsltb. Bring go j f
praecrlplltsia la ws with Ik*
romforilng a asnrlitre tkat
They will receive tb* la w * .
.
. ■■divide^ ;U flV .
( mb * f a rrwpeteat regia,
laved pharossciat. *
Alka Seltzer .......
Syrup of F ig s ......
Bayer’s Aspirin ....
Roiehw and Bap
* . . # S p re a d
.D lu u ie
•Thar Magic Deatii
ito *
m .u iT U it;
h e a t in c
l* A l)S
51.79
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—w*»*ns*i.i* > -•
Don't Fool
nt n » D
i m n d . ______
Camp
r
r*n*r
jrathtr-
IUandl.nr > «
shipped oOthy
qunttctrn
cr this ur«V. Kaiti qf (hr
tontatonl 11 .too*, o> a Vrnul
Ul of lSOOm iknindn »1h4t
* « ttAitnf Ike. 7.‘, »' < :v* -■■
NoTgurod’ wno tbo flM cspitAl
of tb^ slate of Oldtliunu.
All 1’OpillaC Brands
ARCADIO
iPAYf PHL t*. H U
TbU it the name given t >
out dropping ony bomb*, or just for the fun of it.
It is conceivable that the Army woa.xqnductJngta r >
j s B B l f FOR TODAY
alia tic teat'of anti-aircraft batteries end civilian llefetl.M-n.
It has, been suggested that an Army blihip might hpve
been towing ■ target for anti-aircraft gunners.to nhoot .it
in order td; get In some night'practice,,,N o ‘doubt some
aueh maneuvers arie worthwhlleip order to ge\ ready ioi
the reel thing. '
*6a ciNDA’ar no*
We believe, however, that the public Interest will l*o
better nerved under ?uclr circumstances if ih c people nr.*!
fully advised as to the facts. If a prnetice blackout Is to
be field, the public should be warned beforehand, if irt'lnlrcraft practice. Is' to be engaged In there Is nothing it
be gained by allowing, the public to bcCeve it is the real
your lnvtnflvl**.
thing, v
,
,
*ur itrrngtb: for him
And on the other hand, If enemy plane* dr dirigibles
M stool to run's boro
tbo clsno from its. poset have appeared over the California Const, or anywhere else
In thin coyntry, the public should be fully and truthfully
sU body'Is our tomoiron advised immediately.
• ». •
I'wfli mo tbo happy land
‘
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• Pcnnut Boqm
automobile
•nd oUuyr.daBare to your .ant *,
tnobUa 'ofltft >D ig .<efJHiioti <I
brook. •'
,11*0 «**t of .this fqjttranre' .1
o t b m i'o d k c c n e a k c ft
Ms o^acUHhr If the Kl
rh
-
tlcshlps and bittle rruiscrs.)
spprnxipulcly.li the lineup:
S tsvxjkFrppoY Is dolrk* rl
u s n»ms and Y
•iur tifr n tb« |
:
aaotbor hyN*W Y
proc*oiU U Tor#
r# bo will rrcslvs
l**o of doctor of 1
Jnlvtrsllr and doll
\ > A W « L r .n c e
\
C. S, Setterman, Uje noted mining engineer, was on
thVwItncM-ethUfi In ini Important minftig cast*‘hr Nevada,
and was-being cross-examined with offensive bru«|ucne»tt
by-# xgthee bumpttoua young atlothiey.
/
'
ThelpwUloh hid to do with dlmerulorfs 6 f “a certain
form of ore generally described as “ktdifey lumps."
"Now, Mister E x p e r t , impudently questioned the
brash younir attorney, "how large were theso lumps— you
tay' they werA oblong—ere they tut long aa m y'head?”
"y es," rolled Betterman, "but not os (h ick .— Wall
8 t. Journal. /
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t
- ‘ r*?-------y
\
Accommodafed
x
The late Pope itt could speak English fluently,' but
preferred no* to employ that language la privato-uudlenccs.
One day a conceited (American, in audience with the
Pontiff, insisted that {h i interpreter have the -pope talk
to him in English.
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•'Very well." Interrupted the Pope, In English, "Good
bye."—WrII 8u Journal,.,
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The Sanford
Atlantic National
.
* Batik
i-:r llember PMC
Phoned
CU)nli}r4’i'it ,/lijt’nuj .fJ ) r t u j » M t*rf •
»m
ColarsdO
insno , r , , .
M a r r U iir lO li.
Ufululplll
KoAi*
^
: t-
Nrw M oko . »fo ' ,l
NoKlYotfc *i.i *1 y
NortM’ S U n V •*.
PonmylrsaJs
ToniMsm * .
Texas
■*
, Vt
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,
J'Obt iaWikays-ttVolaUa
fu p
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t.
^ ■ #*
VAU ihtko sr# eidi tlorm anj kss
m>tm«it
slnkln# *11
all, without cani<ut slnkln*
Writ Vlnrlnl*
Wnlliltift'm ■
Than hi vt Oof# tw# casus 11
III* soon go |nlo irrrko.
Ptnlnsulpr and Onldrntil stromsblo lino, to fairy nossougm. (n
Cut«. und lh«. SloJcl land CO*
U> L_dlfpoM
c4 It*
*
O^ ■iht* .Tf
.A-4* r« tiro
r. id Und
1
grants.
isldrrsbl* part.of'nty *<'rV
no the front .north .wmm
b* tbs. housoBold buffer.
KtIUrt *
Laxative
IS error disrkwod
It afui f hp«* boo#
rrosuy lost the Bisand (in»lnnI j p i d u borxt
H
rrp<*Hod s<Ums
COLD
> p R ?T A D L m
T i n e !2 0 . .
.
*tr. Ameni ih«* si i i i l n
citrus fruit*. SM taros to*
Bobby: "Aren't
'F a th e r :,“You dc
. ' Bobby . (thought
late'than ebaent.M
_
& '.i h ‘O T S @ i . T
iving kinds f a s t., Daddy?"
court rent tm tm cia and |
t to le late to school, do you?"
“No, but Pd much rather lie a * ; K . r a : - kf
till
tt
a9
Current Comment
tCATSl
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Chinsoo J» T Nags to
a
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R O U M I L L A T
& AN D ERSO N
r-p-.
' P ark 'A v e.al First Kl.
; ~j
*
M I II 'Tht .United Suits
^ rKants» , j, ' Jtr-i :kii
For ' your DEFENSE ,
BONDS and vnluaW
nt low coat.
\:y
Easily accessible during
any business hour.
British or Free F a a c h Kami..
rroT. n^a U a t Oriin Out believed
Ansloudr, obstnrors {
lUitlnr rspltal ships (b
*
at Oran. All hare'beep <larna(rv<i
Jwt perhaps pepsin I. The torramr, Courbet and
art ,lo
►
pminr V cK*llen*T to t
w-A -mrwrr, rrcm tly n t i
'
A Safe Depository I
Inrurnnce cant reelore lost1
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Hie Federal Government wants the South to produce
a much greater Volqmc of peanuts in order to supply oil
needed in'Connection with defense,
The South's, total acreage list y ear was '1,900,000,
and now {he ;Government\1s urgi/igthat the total for the
eo, (WWV rlrvrn Jrthrr* also building.
neat, crop- be Increased to 6,000,000 acres. -Steps have nl- —Hlcht urulri n.ttuh nests, 1
Uital Britain
Orrmi n battl Mp* ftchirnhri
Nelson .. ..
and Unoitens slipped tA bo
HwImV
port. Hails i
llehown
i of tb« offltvrs (i
»«y r*n»on«l>t*.
We can note you oh your Inuirir**, J*rn Rrrt has been uodor ■urnnee
costa, .
-rn-tnieti-n tt Cs-abUnrs.
C.
M. DOTD A COMPANY a
CRANu TOTAt. IF AXtg* *
CKTH IRKNC1I FlXET-IS-H HSt'i Moinoll* Arc, PH. l ; j f
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fAIIV.1
k esse*
Allies Have
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Irwamnrp * royrtiu-:
!'■>« or <i*rse*e n ln « | , by. fir*.
theft, ulnae breaker*, wirwlftm-i.i
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AT. FEDRTTARY 2*. 1912
Miss Rose Harkey Becomes Bride Of
ffrnest Southward On Wednesday
Social Calendar
Martin Home.Scene
Of Class Meeting
THURSDAY
In tho.CMM lkrnor at K.Ot) P.M.
# _ Th# K-Viirfoia Rebel* h, l-odgr
■
lt*Tn <-bllr*tlon n is hi
at liif I. t>, 11. F . Hall at 8:00
I ’ M; Ail member* tie urged to
i FRIDA Y
The R. W. Ware Bible Class
a <f
U>r Methodist Church will
^ .h e v w , Ha regular tudries# ami
r»- !ol m erlin* a t the Some of
r lr . knd H r*, George R. Sim*
nrr Hilith . Sanford .-(venue at
. r ’Hif'O r . M.'fl ■
•
"TJie tl.A ’s and R.A.’s of tha
• F fret Baptist Cbureh arr askad
, to mc' t nl the rhurrh lmrwe.llnti ly after school to practice Mr*. Chamberlain and M r*. T .
tor* Ihe pro-rram to.h a presented
, Wllaon,* i c n « l —tcto sh n icn i*
tha ftfliowlnat
•- - Ctmdrf in/fh*.
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. Jin s. C. C. P rin t, Mr*. Cren
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•
* M llJUlAV- '■
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shaw, Mrs. Nellie Fu llerr M rs.
9
riirrera i'Chaotsr of the C. W. Theda, Mrs. W. K. Smith,
Ittdy flips* Kpiwopal Woman’s Mrs. L. . P. Kipp of llyndraan.
A r r l’t j j y wCi nirep a tth o I’arlth Pa^ Mrs, C, R. Lori). Mr*., Turn
House - t .1:15' r : i l . An lm- er, M rs- T. XV. Wltlleme. Mr*,
O'-'-.n'. h j
n c c lln j .will be •d. B .. Williams. Ur*. H. H. Pattishall. Mr*. Illlmer I.undaoist,
Mrs E. F. Idrndqtlst and Mr*.
J i C. Russell.
S v
Also, Mrs. W. (J. Swlnste, Mr*.
I^slle Went, Mrs. ■Blount, Mrs.
C. J . Harrison, Mis. V). V.
•■ ’
----— Chapman, Mr*. \V. I. Iluchey,
The rtyillar dinnrr mretln* of Mrs. Vaughn. Mra. J . F. Rimer.
d W llfc t (lu ll l i s t held on Tues- Mr*. ' Elisabeth Reyra, Mr*. W.
*Uy rrerin e in the Veldes lira, P. Buhrman, Mr*. Ollv* Walls,
♦el , t ,|H Mr-. AI F. H int p t - Mr*. Nettie Tltlis. Mr*. J . W.
aiding*. •Tha table, was decorated Harkey and Mrs. L. U . Gya,
|tt a jn lrifltl* theme, with a low
leva I o f , suwet r>e*s forming the
e cc le r piece, I’lsee"" card* Wire
mi-dnturi' Amrricaii F la p .
P lSiu Wrro m.ido f<*r the via■“ '
,,
Jt o f Mlss_ Rt.br Npwhall of
A abort program waa present(lalrtrsvllle,
district
rovcrpor,
and a short niugreni under tha rd a t the meeting of Ih* Junior
dlrrethni uf Mrs. Hunt was en Auxiliary of Ih* American Le
joyed. The program consisted of gion at the Legion Hut on Laken *e»l*A of nnrrslni incbterHs shore Boulevard on Wednesday
in the lirtvs of the various mem afternoon as follows:
Mias Shirley ErhnU gave a
ber#. A number of pilot. songs
abort sketch on "Tha U fa of
we™ entry by the group.
Thopresent
were:
Mr*. Washington” a n d Mr*. Henry
H unt. Mrs. E . J , Meyer. 'Mr*. 4. McLaolla. Jr., gsvr a .talk on
C. M'tH*e!l. Mre.
A. Swan- “Americanism. And National De
»*.n, Mr*. Frank H. MarNaill. fer*# A
A collection wa* token for
M rs. R a t* Manning, -Mr*. E. C,
llorp er, Mr*. W. C. Erickson, the “Sunshine I'ark." and mareb
e
n war* asked to bring books
E » r . 7.. U Ratliff, Mnr. O. M.
M arfa ton. Mrs. *
R. , Pippin, for tha public library. I t wa*
•M r i f c 4oel S. V i e i r Mrs. M. B.’ voted to devota one meeting each
Smith arid th n ■ Misses’ . Maud# month to help the younger mem*t B s m ia w jr / Katherimr MorrUon, ber* make areap book*.
A t the conclusion of lb * busl'K s 'l t W * ld»"iim. lice Simpson
neaa J meeting and program a
and ndithl Haslem.
:party .wa* held and refresh met) t*
were, je ry e d •ta , the felfctwlng t
l
t ^ ^ m r Gren flfuirlra
T h»* R h lr l
Jean
flarpvr,
- «fffullnn«l- U B h ln en l in central Margaret - Myare. Janice Brown,
New Sife-ieg, tbs now extinct Marjorig June Durdlpk, Hhlrley
c r in t fr-d‘*-ia c<iru<<ruct*.l what te Eebola, Edith Levahry. Sophia
. ? s ;l v - l t , Ito tha , only pre-kla- McDowgal, K a t h l e e n Bryant,
f l'iri<. . tml'Jie utility to furnish Joyce Steele and Mre. A. R,
writer to the puoMs and Its ad* Ford, Mre. J , W. Daniel and
r'.H rw i- fl.h t
■ x . .
Mra. McLanlla.
* Tha .neat meeting will be held
at the home of Mia* Joyce Steel*
on Elm Avenue.
*
E
PfioiA Hold Rcoruiar
Meeting At Valdez
Presented
By Junior Auxiliary.
•
T h e A lta .
BrjIH^-TODA
H. FV CIub» 0 . E, S.
. Installs , Officers
Mre. Glenn E. McKay presid
ed over tire Installation service*
of new officer* f o r t h e tl. K.
Club, which la composed of post
patron* of the O r d e r of Ihe
M in
S t a r ,’ at the home of
Mra. R. C. Magwall on Park
Avonuo on, Monday evening with
Mra. A. K . Sheemaker as po-
k-rlty.
& Saturday
sj Program i
T.
Mre. Mastren waa Installed a*
president of the tlcb; Mre. R. Y.
Crapabaw,' vie# praeWenl; and
Mre. L. M. Tyre a* aecretary-
PrUee of. defrnee stamp*
were
•tamp* 'were
given .Mr*. B ,> f . Kants’ Mr*.
Crenshaw, Mra 1 C- Harper and
■til -f<g excelling
ho member* then
4antt MoTievalt'a
U radio, after
anta of eharry'
War* served. * . -
Mr*. (*. 1 , Irwin ronllrto** 111
at her horns' on Palmetto Avanna. folMninx * lonslltelonuf
which wa» performed recently.
* J . M. Rllneclphrr hat rona to
Sptinc City. Trim,. » here bo * » l
rallnt by tha drat) of hi* father I
A- N. Stlnactphrr.
Frlandt of W U
rrjrel. to learn II it
Ulta ill at Ids home
,vet)tin. • ' '
J
rn «m altandad tha recent|on.
Mrs. L. 8. Harkry. M in Elliabath Harkry and Mr. and Mrs. 1
E in e.t Southward. I h r bridal j
couple, formed tha receiving line |
After the recaption Mr xml i
tl TH**
Mrs Southward left for their' as sha leave* police .......................
Konnrimwr, which will b* spent t In Neve York a ru r *rrc*t » i»h U*o
H Miami and other points - Ini brother* on eharire' of I. L i; fences
Southern
Florida. T h - bride's for a g»ng of food .tamp uim-. ts
trsvrllnr suit was of riatund! through their *<orr I ' " ' o '" - a r
H iec wool crape, strictly tail- | rested when lnvi-.Hc.it.i . f uml
oinl with tha coat of her suit they had d ep o sttrl l ll - .n u u hi
<
ilam|i*
'ashmnrd on long torso linns I
Hi i blouse arid accessories w etrj
of navy blue, her corsage ari
otrhld.
.-------- -Mrs. Southward was graduated.
tv r ivhl. jt'u epci nn I .Vh. u.
fn 1940 Ti-om Seminole- l liv h j(|
School where sh» Was popular in! |
riu n r.l and dramatic arllritle. I muh,ln ; nm.uu.
Fhr h .s recently started a I’lsrn
wU ,h , .
srh.n.l fur minors.
; ,,ul . „ i« |,
Mr Kouthwarsl was graduate! T ru ii.it t ‘.-n\i
from Seminole Hi*h School with I nine ha. been • i
the class o f 1819, taler attending ' „rtler for the*
i
L* * f
the University of Florida aml| Tourist l.'lu'i i
ns* '
>4till t ,
Stetsdn University. At present he j celt to tie g it.t
t« engaged in celery farming in Roys Choir m t
l
1
connection with the .Souths * , 11 Schorl on Km !. .
f.
' 1
Fruit Company In Sanford.
I o'clock.
i* * »
* M • II H
U Sawddar
• MA. arul Atfa^tC---------have moVeil from tTOd Palmetto
Avenue an.| nrr m e rrsidlnff at
1201 Celery AVCfiUK?.
« ■
Hr*. H.
Ma*cn, J r , Hm
b ftl
t« her home H
Ktl\for<i fiom the i,o«p!bl h
Quitmon, (Jo .
iM »prnt
Mr. and Ml* Wlllum II. Willlama have us their cuests M-t.
Williams’ sister, Mri. Herbert
Fisher and daughter. Htnil, of v*-crr dre**ed alike Is powder
bloc taffelo, mado with Dried
R a le i(l, N. C.
lung Inrsn wslstllnes and full.
Mr*.
( ’. F.. Wan! and
son, galhrred
skirts.
They
wore
Gllkm.
hsvc rotuvnisl fronj
F t. wreaths nf crimson ruses in their
Mycr, whorethey have been via* |hair, hobl In place by a wlao of
illng with relative* lor Ih* past |blur malcne net veiling. They
wre-k.
i carried arm InvJqu#!" of Amerl------ --->c*n l^vuty roso* lied with whit*
Mr. and Mr* E
Slmp*nt |t-sllw. Tho junior btldrimtW. Ml#o
nf Orlando and V-v J. M. Cola .Myra Ann Southward, slstan of
o f Palstkn havr irtnrncd to their j the bridegroom, was becomingly
respective hnmn, oflcr spending iBttirr.1 In p i* il-r blue **ffeta
a few ,)*> •
the guests
nf I with ■ liar* of crimson rose*
Mr. and Mr* It K Col# at their . in her hair 8h# carried an arm
home‘ hn W rit Ti.vm.cth Street, jhoviiuel of tho tame ro ses.I II i n
Emmeline
Thuratoik
Ernevt Moots i* rejwrtsd •• I msld-ni-hnnor. wore a drraa * f
rrcuperatlnf nt the home i f hi* |^u. , y
taffeta, styled on
parents, Mr and tir*. Herman ' ||p, . , , miu T to those nf tha
Mortis, on I is n>t Avenue, follow. ] |,t jdr«mal,l*. Her Dower*, tvoth lit
Ing a limslleclnmy irhith was j,rr
>r)tj her arm bouquet,
performed rrcrnlly at Ih* Grady wore __ American
Iwauty
Page llospllol In Orlatnio.
Sbe (Toro a veil of dusty
malcne.
Among those I wing tea in th#
Little Mary Tannyr was a ren
Jadin Roynl at Whitehall In Palm ter of attraction a* sb# entered
Bench rrcrnlly was J. II. Van preceding the bride. Her gown
U<v of this rllv, who waa with a was m*d# of white taffeta and
patty which Inrluded Mr and was fashioned on tho same llnvg
Mrs. Wilbert nsch of Miami as that of the mslihof-honor.
Ilyael- ami Mr. ant Mrs Vernon 1 {the
‘
rtwivem i
kits
Dean
A. .Smith and
daughter, Susan, left this after
noon for thair home In Chicago, | The brids entered on the' arm
III. a fte r visiting for the past I of her father, fth* was tor*lv In
tww. months with Mr*. Smith’* ,a rrown ef ehimmerlng white
parent*, Mr. and Mr*
John ,«Ilpt>er *a ll" The vuVe waa an
aPHath.’ g r . .
»
I-* * 1, of ile'lcatr duchess
lace,
|'he sleeve* puffed at tha sho'.l
U e u t H. Melton Ware and iders and snugly fUte>l to the
Mr*. W are’ %111 arflv t In FsnfurJ wrist, buttoned with tiny satin
tomorruw to spend a few day* hultnos, Feeturlne a sweetheart
tgilh* tha former’* parents. Judge neeklin* with soft shirring . Just
■nd Mrs. R. W. Ware, before below the waist waa fitted to a
going to ; Camn Wheeltr, fi*., wide, flaring aktrt which ter
where Urub W are will be sta minatod In a rraaeful train. Ilrr
tioned,
veil waa of fin# whitemaltne
net; and fastened to ’a heartMr. and Mra. Raymond l.und- ahioed bonnet effect Uara »f
oniat h as* as their guests Mrs. satin trimmed with liny whit#
Lindquist’s sister, Mrs
John esrdenlas. She carried an arm
D. Adair of Mooroatown. N. J., bouquet of whit* bride's rose,
and mother, Mra.. Cecil Wllsun, and tuberoses- combined, een
of NaahvilW, Tann. Mr*, l.und- tered with a large vlylst -srrhl.1
qulst and’ grieeta hare Iwen and tied with long streamers of
•pending aeyeral days In Alto,
menu Spring, with M r e ./ . B.
AIR CORPS KATE!
it
Mr*..Harkey, mother of the
bride, fhas attired In a violet
allk redirrole over a dress nf
printed silk. 8b# wore-a match
Ing hat and her other accessorlea war* la whit*. A corsage of
taliaman rose* and violet* mm
pletod her costume.
Immediately after tha rare
roony a receutisn was held at ih.
HAM of Mr. .and Mr*. R. P
0 4 # an W e st. Twentieth Street
tii l itinw# *im dawAI W•
’ in Klle'i ( l i f t llir fin llj It*
H-.rtttr-f.i Hah.fi/ I’utidir, wtUth
i* l* t 1 | h u t i untulal i l l k l l ,
'--''rf a* a HfaiADl KiiBfg(4'fl
If ( otiltttati n» »Uim. Hufuf
■ li'.ei taslr M i l l lf(W
m i-inii.x.ni 4«f#na e( krigilt
t-y iin
f.sur bakin|.
Mumfv,i.| |l ahia / f**iwj«r« Q«l
asUfvJ, H
Uian l.
\
J*
/
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j[
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>e YOWELL Co.)•
ah
5l s
:•
i
y
>■ •
A ic h t ’ r
S H IL ’ T S
HOSE
*\
SHORTS
ll.Jft rmir— in»l
fharvrt' for
{1.00 pair
U n*
1*4)1
SWEATERS
of
BRASSIERES
7Uc Value*
2 for $1.00
I
S I.00
w
TIES
\s1 1 c u o t iis
4 ) >t.|r
1-adU*'
SI N SUITS
PANTIES
Im *
m»c Value*
l i l tir S I .(III
i
aa, |
2 for $1.00
UNDERWEAR
:i for S1.00
)■ mi...I
lm- i,oi a»f ri'ii#fi#i(
SILKS A
RAYONS
BELTS
DRESSES
Gowns, slip*, pajama*.
Value* to « 1.98.
$1.00 each
\ n in e .
In I t PC
S I.on
e s i .’h
Igtdlet1
HANDBAGS
s i .n
Worth up to It.B t.
$ 1 .0 0
each
Ail Wool
Ft ill her
J)RESS XiOODS
l-adlaa’ '
50
COLLARS
tn-he* wide, worth
up to 12.25.
$ 1.00
BKI) PILLOWS
11
baluc*
*1.00 arch
SPORT
SHIRTS
tine l.nt
Cannon
FANCY
L1NEN.S
TOWELS
GLOVES
'
*
E slia largo and heavy.
worth 29c earh,
\ for $1.00
I ill#•w
cup
t*n#
Mrarf«,
Liiuhi-on clftthi, rtf.
\ulup Ifj U .,'0
SHORT PANTS
Cannon•
BATH MATS '
All . - e Y *1.1, nlM i. .
' ’ D re tjO re d .
Special J51.00
Special $1.00
»
£
JEWELRY
N e c k l a c e s , braCcleD,
tings, pins, etc- Value
to 11.26. Close out price
, ■
thinforitn^ wash mater
ials, - In agt-s 5 to 12,
ivgulak f l .J f i and wutth
more.
,
Dollar D ay
Roys’ Ruttoit fin
Men’s
BLOUSES
SOCKS
Hood assortment *f pa
tern ,
worth
80c
pal
,
Tom Rowjrrr, ages 4 to*.
I, worth f 1.00 w h,
’ t.losa Out
' .v* tV I i
2 for *1.00
jv - y, .
.
I
1
All K)lk
Ladle*'
Pupils At Grammar
School Give Play
h
(t'es/r l( I'ttlt)
Morgan will
hr continual
on Migno’la
* a
T.,8:s|lVA i f Wret Palm jath.^
i
hr
II. F . Fcrran of E uitli w»* jlhe
avast ynaterday of hi* *Ui#r,
Mrs. D. L- Thmih»r.
’ Ja cordially Invited to ailcnd.
■y: »fuy victory Itantta"
m
m
H n . Mae Shcafcr l« aUa to b#
out R ld n after a rtcctil lllnra*
at her lw.ar on Elm Avenue.
)U
. .,
’U V h Am
m
t i n . RuJ/c Mow* i f Bruns
wick. - lla.. »|mnt ycvtenUy lln
Sanlord.
* m - The Tmttiiuo.1 Club witl mact
*
rth u r F ra n k s
Wanncll Melts And I| mMiij*'(♦•>Mi *n,* lM1 rs*. !. Al.jt»
r y it '* l* 1 ? l
( arl Raluin, Jr . Wed • i , I ' . i t
ti L i*’ ‘ t i fro n t ib g
T h e niariiaifr t>
fM
. \\.iitftrll
Jlrlt*, 4l.i\*^hO’i of Mr mvl Mr# kM.f *4\\li . I T 1 *»p.• iitac4a.ikJth*'M ra.h o Ts phitan ulityt s
\infil Mr11* l*i ; i’i (Art tl
Rabun J r . f L1 k*«<••tar la»
*4'*;^
•on o f \|i (fill *i• . , i M
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r b y r r cnW
hflfl lit*tlt* »t-' ill#
n u i , an ti a |iiin *
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n .T t i’.l rA b in « la
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Yhprr fil't* i*t whifl- hor lift r|*4»H»
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tlnrrhnr r"
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1* i * . | to h a v e been
M m . . t#
lin n x tatiaf. 1■ f. >1 *■
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a rr as
miM
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lin y u f tit
t.ollP k i I me
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•1 : *]'»• l.
C«I In F i
1
f o
K in Hot* I t i i i t r , daughteri(mm at tha church, Candelabra
of Mr. and Mr*. Luther 8 . IU r- ami floor basket# of fern ami
key, iin iiue the bride o f Era Oil I rladloll aildad a foolin' note to
jtfpa. !A )» n iWB I1KAL, Sofldjr Editor
• *A.
TAr.K FIVE
-.'IV'
�-ty*
HBHALD. llANFO
1’AGB SEVEN
r„
u>o ™t»L
Minnesota U(•ridtlrr..
‘ fi'n ll irirupa * f r ile im l firm " • • n i l C S W W
l I II U lr N
Iron. Ihr tinU
u
l
state* have
Provide
Top
Movie
tn into the Intchor alonjr nar_ __
1
wfih a> *teer* •'.friy-tdo to keep
t l n a aloft, aritl no doubt any U .
A
khsm if. •Lrrdhrr. f am Suing ta .V^v.
hata mr. har*U ill!I"
•
.j S S K g
?Irb*>l.
And the tarn -by form It* tack*
Wno are touch. They hire to ha.
they had lo eonmur Ihr June la hi
dlbr to art to tholr poei.lana.
They bay* to battle the 'hinalo
fatty to luaintaln th»*o poaltlom.
' ||k lum a' re. I he-man'a jab U
hmplora ana b licrtc*, *barrhfi*ht
B (tlan e a c t rbwrvatlan (o<U In
Utt yrIM Unda of l ananut ableh
are air. leylc to cimph-te di/rtnf
.houiv .if- Marrloi lira un a hill In mldloan.
If.mill- from the tea.
t,V fa ll*. k m the ilrep att.l
u i v v e t h r i tq
«' 1 .
tt'i v ,U m « f 0»n ^ fa,\ u r»l . , ” 'V S Vv
‘ S- . v
•
01 and there uard mach-lc, a t, ,W ')
’ ’•
Wt l and brawn to turn vlrein *'•, >" »"**•
’ 11, . ”
» ?!•• <nt* atll-.am enfU fr<t anti* ■
*hat uroha»l. . •uI.Jm
lr.r-.ti w a Jitm *_ n a d y for In- ! vr“ *••** • w *n lr»l•* IM
tint liLilneaa.
.
t lpaood Irading man.
I f . l-.it hanl w ork'ton jh work I In f“ t. fl
,r* l,:l*
J « : lt*» been trratlfvlnx w.’ lh .'n o loading la-iy or «..)t<dnr to
«P. Ucaartt I f *
te a r -' ir.ota!/ rtodinhllne n I -art u-tr.
iljI>-1>Iyinx rIryra of brM Iln , for, ..
.
_
.
l m j , c ,nd.
om'-.vv
,
HowToReliei
Bronchitis
I,:
err, pmltlaj » nnrd to Jun8 l r . .
* « “ f t ' f c ,1
.1Mtnrd. ju tifIf krcn aoMlrn.
|n||ho|l| , . ^
h,
i
*' *
"
« |I!»U
F o r a |il-iuant eoehtall allrk. j "liig h llth t
of 0 .< It) 11 -.a
lit f thtrr Inch atalka o f - ctiu-. jr r n ,“ w Mtrnrmia'
..f
tfhl.-r rrfrry e lth RMlc ervo r. Ii.nging n m fH lraUf»«> .w. I
:f <•V l> *b lc h ilirttl abtin-jat ' ara.un -■* a«na'rn wh‘. m »..'-Mi.-nt
ml <alaj droatlmi hare I—.-1 •\V« * t« n ronforrtin- *t..l 'Nan-.
JH.-.r. l*t111 until «.-n!nif tim e, at l.tle
an-l r lln o n d I w h
CFtnOMULSION
(ir Comkt. Cheat Celdi. Broaekllit
Country Stylo
-NOT A CBAfit
P IC P O B K
Centae Cut*
flb€S ....... *16
In
k
p
* M
HAMS..............lb ^ E .
CHOPS ..... lb
S T £ W . . . . _____ lb
Vaat honrlraa Hollad Veal
K
i i u
e n
i
■
Roait
m ir
n>
Tbe ruUmarlfir Aftorrr* liMrr d(
Tbndor. Sliced'lobf Bo.l
the cmrman-lli*g ctOrer at the mb
• 1- ■ i ' - . ' - ■ •> ».-*
Ooorglo Booked
Liver
betante tb* lalu t add it Ian la A m
A fbttra. The • I'd rratl VU i/orn
■
Bacpn
Jobatoa. O. W. r« ua. la Baafarn
:
ib
*1
ib
a
Shoulders lb 21
Tostf PtQ Port
Backbone ib 29
Uraty Pig I'm
Sausage
la - r f l U<m. Uaaty Spo>*
„
", * i u a » n pnKM
!•
Aartla n mi. io c u m *
U jrt CVr K ei rlr Y. Qradfoed
i A l l D im rl ua.
O ul|.
nitin
C yj^ o r^ Faafo ld .
b u t
run
r«d*rai laTfhtt *
i T J i ’ a v ’v
j *ip v i a
O rrrttr.rl
C»,
u
l- M
lamina I*. Ilf Mill l l UK.
Ip
.
Heads
umm
ahrr.
.
i t t i a r t m t a nr b a b to w *
21
Pig
( gw sr& siV ajT . . . .
COURT UFaCORDS’
■f
•itif^oui'
rt
.
a••on.
* W \
l iaah Pit) IV»k
WGCLY
201 l
WIGGLY
Fmtt St.
LOVETTS
Lowm I Evnryday Prlcaa
HhHMlWnAlt-End Spncialt
quAHim ubmi uuivto
3 2 7 Sanford A«a
tb
9
Sunahln* Itol G l P<vk
Sausage
ib 32
■ »*]
Acorn Brcmd Slicod
25c Rindless B aco n
Boltlxnor* E x tra Sid.
U araarai i l
KtrrtToi a r t a m n u
Drajah.ln. II c. n a t, io l .orUa
BACON, Ib.
R A C O N , Ih .
Tondor. Juicy Bonoloui
rancy. rreth Span.it.
BOTTOM ROUND
Mackerel it 15c
PEANUT
BUTTER
Tiaab M ock.r.l
Steaks
ib
23c
Va fUd fin
Croaker 3 >b* 25c
Cookod
Lobster %
* l.l t
5 for Wc
*
25c
Lnrg—
. Pur—
r ' ——— ■ i,‘<_
CARROTS 2
narJtASJm
.
ILSTa* A HP
*
Mullet 2 ibi,25c
Largs. lUodlais. Oceon
Shrimp
ib
29c
fa n c y Whol»
f a - oAu.-t .j e w
A iB
Mm. Bi4. f’a u
Fish Roe u> 39c
Boa Bate, flounder. Red Salmon
IEEF TONGUES. W aif. Cut
HAMBURGER, Fraah Ground
PORK LIVER, Sficod. Tandoi
Criap Florida
Wo. • Haver In
Oranges 2 dor 25 c
larfo Jaw, CaU«
cup — itcJi.
•
“Colima Ciunka
ltk» Mil*
Pineapples m 10c
,Y & 17e
No* fotato**-
,
Re<J Bliss 5 ib. 15c
................................. ..
Halp National Doionsa—conaorvo
tin—buy your coffee in the giaaal
Del Monte regular or drip grind.
iwo*i r*uuii-
Ca. Yams 5ib« 21c
Kfer-- 25c
tem ons
6 for
e
Idll*
bodied — taste ihe
dllUrencel L*v« m
10c
w
A p ? u 4 >b. 25c
Broccoli b«h 12Vkc
" \
*
Witt. |2 Order
CauliflowerW
l4c
r^ ¥
»
* ‘
Hoarti b* 7 We
Will. U Ord»r I
Block ^4>*ilon
Apple"* 3 ib. a 5 c
un l-c u ll
Cabbage
Laed O Sunihlno
lb 2 c
Cleansed
MEAT 3 W. 13c
R TO W ELS 3 * 2 3
HI S
6
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TOT SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLOH1PA
r Rookie
Inn Braves
X tu n , “»« you more up In the
■ am ;, that all right find lencea
•re not the «t me dlitinee from
the home plate, litr e at Norfolk,
> >j >a rot an eaay tar*et. Rot
if | weto ytu, I'd etitk in the
ptir-nlajte ami not try for home
Comedian-Alien
Tells of* War’s
- Effect On Baby
whole*
fU"*."
Tommy llotmra liatencd to the
aatu notice in awrll r«d o ' n -e *
lr*_ ili-a; |*lnlmrnt. The Brook
;Oh ball park rrhltec. lyn •-h-uilbov wa* * Van a ct
ita relation to b atfttt farmhand. If h* n«» *rln/ *n
bp’ll find* kid," quoth become one i f three bl* awaah-
TH U R SD A Y ,, P B B R U A R Y 26. » > ;
________________
•eaterday knew noinin* of prior- 1 okalw. Inife-nd. the rurecry floor
Ittai. Ilia wta a wortil frau*ht will bo littered with fomporilion
with metal end robber. Erperl-! toyi. The enlv miUl tho kindle
Tided and Ifcft ‘ Ma tactic (toot ally rubber, oiftee reefy Mothfrj wul know will be Ihr iron he h>»
ae a t in hte Mw^i Y tf, the Priorltie*
could be obtafaad throw*h apply hailed her new-born
i Uabr. ra tra r
a )>••«•
la* bla tlpa to the rut bar nippli '•tmunrti*’'A a b y bojr.
popped from the top of hi# *Uai
Tha Infant of tomorrow, mmk-!
«*:
.w crhj aid
milk bottle.
In* hb cN tetrir debtit In a. wood; ^ m r U l j n r nle pUrtle dirpor*
that *>a ceiurerilrd Its m elafr1* * *
to kwii
The baby o f yeatrnlay
ton
?>’
crrU
CflSN GROCERY
M A R K E T
r* .
h e r e Y o u ^Always Get Good . M e a t
NOT A CHAIN
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Pltone
411
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(Cmtni Prtu)
WMhUlu OlkSTUMfcltK SKN1)
Johnny Cooney/ When ihla w.e
printed <Ut to Tommy, the hoy
•uat ihonk hlu heml ■rnrttilly r* if
B R C rC O L I.. ......
r m :t ! i
( i t
CAULIFLOWER
D C T a m i ....:..
rttr» m tm r
APPLE?.....
*n. i »i»:ti h u m
POTATOES......
m
c k ii m i . m : o
a t
\
a tsn —| a v
'H
w
W
F aJ
M
|
H A M S
lb .
tela Field. Cuopey e •> tiij- her.,,"
hr muttered.
V a ii n j
llo lih e a ,ie
no d tia a irt^
room harbor, lin tba eoeiirurv,
he’a quiet, aeft-apeken end mml,
»tt about hi* aehlarenienta. 1 To
get him to admit that h*‘* auro
of a tieular Job with the llrarra.
you would have to twin* along‘Aj
atotnaeh pump.
lie would i * with the V. nkrrn j
but for Ilia fact Ihrd U a n a c e r.
Jr a MrCarthy’e lineup already hta ,
tea many leflhamlera In It.
ik it u m
VEAL STEAK Lb.. 3 9 c
r
%t n n t i u i i u it iL t : T itr.t a n t: ir .i tv
Shouldcrn, lb. .. 19c HENS, lb.
24c B0IXK5NA, Ib.
*-,t|{ trW I
. '
flAi^Wfta M il
r » , I'a.k Pull,
Hound Steak lb. 39c COD FISH, lb: 35c SAUSAGE,, lb .
lr)»H- F'Mf
I r t ia v r Pil»r *K .'
H « V£ 4
t'l Krai
IJVER, lb. .. . . 32c HAMS,
Ib.
32c
Hamburger,
lb.
I’ll; I'OUK MAMS. ib. 23c
Hulk
PIC S llO U l.n E R S , Ib. 17c
SAUSAGE, lb. 25c Peanut Butter
Pin I’OUK S ID E S , lb. 17c
HACK HONES. Ib.
l lfi ( HOPS. lb.
NKl’K W INKS, (b.
Pit; D E A IH , Ib.
21c
Mr.
10c
Sc
b
15c STEAK, lb.
|i#•*,i
19c STEAK, lb,
,§*<tf (bttL
b
19c ROAST, Hi.
n>
‘ llrra l J*.*
15c LIVER. 2 ll.s
wall PM1I>«
I "r« L-IK I rna U I iff
DACON, Ib. ... 29c BACON, lb . 1 2 »/2 c BACON, lb.
-ft . ^piri r l
li«U» I’pre,
W K I N t« f *
»■ . .
31c BACON, II).
CHEESE, lb...... 29c LARD, 2 lbs.
m
LETTUCE.....
9c
i
.
---Hrrm
*+f
-
C A B J i A G ^ 2^,
CAULIFLOWER
GA. YAMS.......
- « '» „ tr
PECANS ..lit
Vi aw a im
T0MATOES ;;;
ur.t,
r a a i.r r —cn n rn f.tT ri i nvr.aien *
im ii
RUTABAGA VA.c jPOTATOFs
j MINTS...... Pound Pkg
I'rrmli <•!
CARROTS 2
BROCCOLI lb. 10c (GRAPEFRUIT
rnukerr
'PLE 16 oz. can 23c Cl Am CHOWDER
:I)SEYE FOODS
HEALTH
n 59c CHEESE
CAKE FLOUR . . . 25c
PC FLOUR
9c
qmri kfc S
BLEACH . . . . . . . . 10c
MdF
*•'
•li '-v
m
MAYONNAISE, 12»/2c
16 .ox. ;19c: ' 25 ox. 35c
H «■, A m ()Im i
■
STARCH . :,y. .; 4c
It t a |w ). U.M twt, *
JELLY
2 fer 23c
Hon Ami Ponder ..10c
Ihtn Atni CAKE
9c
Oeoll
«
Toilet Tissue . ■ fit/tC
Toilet Tissue. 3 for- 13c
Scott TO\VEUS
.... :.’ 9c
■- ;
■•• •
*
FLOUR, 5 lbs.........19c
10 lb«. 37c; 29 tlm. 7Sc
i» L l. PE A C H E 8 -------1... a te
|T#f tlrtHlr
••
H A LV ES PEA C H ES . . . a te
I’llb u n pert‘
P M H IB. 5 Ibv------- 27c
10 ItvC —M ci
20 lh*ro-05<
Dressing ... a*
grind, it far you
Wlm mite **
1 0 A P , mc<J........... 5 tnr.IH e
a b tH W m
l e. a. «IT»I»4
......................
BLi'Ek suns. 1*e. : - . toe
Med. 3 ' Tor. 2 5 e ;
y ■*
p yy j
H
S
HOWARD
I J F T r f t
GUat W«
Metism a tee CO*
K I,E K
n E A ttS , l» t . .
.m m i k n r n x
flSSUE
11
S g j |3 r o l ! m
21
« wij vwa* i•n
\iM iimRU.
kfehftp ■
1
k it o
FRYERS (live wgt) Lb. 2 2 c
It wsa pll a drram.
'■ “When I w n n kil nrnuml Hb*
Comedian Lewis
Looks At News
From Funny Side
GHETTI
PJUEY.......No. 2 Can.
[ATvTOAST WAFER ..,
w
THKlit FRIENDS?
ii
OWDRIFT
V
-* ’ I
m kmL
l.iaut. Arm E*Mp
R merit la* eaperUnee* of tba traw
of a tarpadoad Narwe*ian molarlinker, Har*»on UauL Arive E*naa,
of tho Royal Nor»»*Un Nary Air
Fprea, totu reportan In New lock
how ha and tba nma (pent Un daya
adrift ta m Opas lifeboat. A ronroy
the lifeboat and a
ht them Into a C a -.
in port.
tttrii^Tio'i
UCK ROAST.... lb. 20c
:b.- ten * t t h e m i v
Uff STEAKS..... lb. :!5c
Ic on s q u a r e s ii>. 25c
fro T A M B ...... lb. 29c
kesh Shipment Tanfrv
STERS ......... Pint 35c
O
:,}
Wa-nulk b ^ o *. . l i f t r win
AcrorJIn* la. the nurratl uf
'Em Hym*1." IVrwn through V P Joeatbf d tiltM ,'- :
... . hia
For a
"
. — — r»t ro o -ila
* n hie mllE up i.l.f le h i o n from Yhe C c m i l, iu ah iqd' I uunty.
peat* tall lea Kara been pampered
Wo Hell U. 8. SavIiikh Slamp.H
^ A re,
j.
■;
In a mahofanr pit;
_____ add lumber U> the. jprxat rod * ' * * * * * " ! ' •
n'*I J “abl
r tiraa Man, will truly haft? pilorltlea h r -rtf, I. rot ter. I i.u «oln? in
There will alw iyi bs • Pouter- rn a rubber rin*. ,
ll>.
iluthena ■of- Ameriet ha** did roelal ip rU | a___________
ahjayei
_ Baby. >There u tit
flu niShjr„b4v* ,ny bWMt* *“ •
friih In aturlu. 1>ey will " K A made baby'e truraeya abrotd 01 for hli nipple, i» T u n t.> make
.
T ‘ . 1*
.
(in*lln* a jtourd,
there la a prUrlty Tetaa. made .the faete.l cruwjii
ed 'and
firth t “little rtronitr,'*. pa ba}y rounda J_____________________
tie.__Ca-jm „eoUrfl*.
_____ ____
Babe
| will
----------------------Vt dejiaeittd' Of any county beIworn 1030 and
ar- ■ relied, Irek It for granted ter, mlnbtura ahambium aoldlera,: t-ndir a row ami left to hia ow,
lit l he hruuM lie ruaddlrd in tin railroad Irabu amt atmd roller devieer . ■v
.liny wool.-n garment*, that Ida
AND M E A T
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FEBRUARY U , IN I
TflK SA N FO R D -n K R A LD . SANFORD. FLORIDA
Pat O’Brien Has
Pant* All Right
But Loses Coat
Panama Canal’s
Anti - Aircraft
Defense Is Goc
* . . f c hfeORGB TV’CBVB
NEW YOflK. Frb.
11)<
VNIl A'l«« u w r n t 'T r o S T X. jui*
rrn m
F -l. _M iW W
Vnl*
In
ftfirreft
n» the \ital Pan* ate*
ir i r»u»’ hi • UroRir n» 'ntich o . j.
/he »ir mi if I'.if.imiflM Junirlo In- ' . . i ,
\r% "S*<*Jt lit
it •«
h»Ve Sretl, j 4K,
;»*fhrl
UIU».
An l |l»r ii»«i* *J»* f *rm ii< iifk* 11; •
!/|U* «••-* I iiitf.i 1 St'A h i\** In he*
Tho hA«l l*. fHMii r l!». jtim .r la
order In mi • n l.uh
5«. (4>-
Thta l* l!.- u i atrry o. r pi If
pf pant*
mi- •
that loet Ihrlr foal, and'
i.|
S U r 'Y o r k after t p r m m l am,
piM ihCt In ■ Cotton thratrr and'
im
than on hU way to
Vaahlngton for. a llttlr unflnUh-,
rd bu.lnm* with the fl«ht a rrln .t'
Infjntilo partly*!* whlrh hr and
m r n n a f tha film colony' w rrtj
They he %e
In W illi*
l l»r
-..n.,
.* tre- l * Ul aeJI >011
>un«lr
•ilhtiHt w ill) the un.O r the way It
tally «.. i.ifimlmn i Iim p |t.m|n»riA. • |
IlN It i n r- I I
i i i ' i i»h u* «t *
♦ mpln« • . 'ii li Ir i jr - . mirWifighl tr*>
Mfllou M il iU»rr>Yt>*>0
rl r
(hr «>l'l !■>■>.!•
I bhtm .1 whirl*
air *lr It s ir In c rniplrlr il. frtv.r ftdr
Whrn I.aaw him hr waa atardInc on the curb talking with Iran:
lit r*hall tnd-hh had act a rara
U .the wot Id- I brard him a.jr;
O . Tha weethrr wa« rood. Ha
had had fun In Cotton. Tbr Man
hattan I raffia hummed a t a l l- ;
lovol rrfr.'ln In hla rtr*. And In'
hi* yiirkrt war a Ik-krl to Wadi-*
fajH’-»i.
_ I Ihc rrpnr another Amnlran.
i i> i .r t . * p m m |itlr bo. t . ii.. * \ .t of the
*•
. . 11• ,«•vrn mid rxpel
l,i. *4 • aml tltl nature
- s•
id • . i k* tem ler. In.it,, •
i.i'iri u* mem1$
w*.:t <r -n*i ire
r<roM UL&ON
, - i..S
C h t . l C c l d l Bronchilu
W u lim Streak O ' U an
W h ite B a c o n
f i t O'Crtrn wai to'lrorn that aj
nt n't trochlra rratly act undrf-'
nay wh<n hr ertp'is the national
.'apllnh
|
R» rrhrdulr he rolleil Into'
W-ahtsston alarm (:.KI. At ■hla
#t<| hr mad- tha dlwcncartln*
JuTi'Tiry that hi* dinner jacket
I a j Itrrnlrfldn New York. Telia
lie »ad aplenty, but, ffr lhal nijht
at lraai, the ordrra » frr fur
Canter Cute
HAMS
CH O PS
SIDES
STEW
W ait B o n .l*** Hoi!*J Veal
Roast
ra*«.a*rt**aUtD.aM>TT
•Il.tf • down I hr w a rt‘ at Cretan, Mkaa.,
.1
iu Amanra'* (rowing (art at m l t f n t
» i ’ *pu(l»o;»d bjr Mr*. 1Klwla F. Cotta, wife
t I!., aiiln.arln* ha*r In Nrw Landon, Can
>b
I
Shoulders ib
Tacdar SI
l^ n tf f\a|
Liver
t
Backbone ib
O torgia i>a.ok« J
Sausago
Small Lean Meaty kipai*
Hoads
U n ty Lamb ShoalJcr
WCGIY WIGGLY
LO VETTS
Lowest Evoryday Prices
HoMpst Wook-End Spnciali
quANtin ubmt nviivto
201 E First S«.
R ib
W M tarn W h o lo
327 Sanfoid A
A corn Brand S liced
2 5 c Rindless B acon
Fairmont Bolter Brand
B altim ore Extra Std
F a n c y W estern B r a n d e d
Cream Cheese
B E E F
I »t«<y r r t i h S|>iif
AN N
PACK
M ackerel 'b
PKANtlT
IIUTTKK
l',**h M . h l f i . l
Steaks
STEAK
b
35c
<b
V*i R#«l Tin
Croaker 3 '*>»
•jq|e I
Lobster
MACARONI
I t-
I I-IU . r k * o p o e e o o o p p p p 4 p p 4 p 4 p p 4 o p p
\T.
r,‘
Frtn ch DtcifittK
Seeiar
Railroads In
MEAT
ftp rt
Ilf
If* l
u l'
Hr
Ha, st« < >••
FRKSII [’RUNES
e«na»rieM •
I.V
s n* r i i
CORN FI.AKB8
5.-
Shrimp
Scrapple i6-oi
ib
29c
r*m y Wit. I#
reetn ng>:»n:n
!)•« •! I)
TKA BAI-I-S
Mullet 2 'bi
Rtlladalphlo
tin .
CHUCK ROAST
ib
r.ea* a
Fish Roe ib 3 9 c
ROAST, lb.
»!»** • *•
IIKEP, lb.
Sea ItiM IVn,ml«r. HeJ Sainton
Steaks
ib
35c
BEEF T O N G U E S . W # il. Cut
H A M B U R G E R . Fresh G round
PO RK
L IV E R . S lic e d . T en d o
« •a*M|
5c PO ST TOASTIES
855**.
C risp
PO W D ER . . . 2
fo r
VenU'iR’ IIMIU*(||
CRThCO, .1 lb, can
4 f « N f e Per*
CJRAI’K J E I .I .Y
«c
C7c
th Jar
ITf
Mar fb,u« t,**a *. ,
ra U.ARDD
i: 10 **•**'
Oranges2dox25c
Ga. Desseri H a lv e * !^ ^
fHAM,
m Ib m
. ... 29c
. ♦ .♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eee♦♦♦♦*<>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
PRODUCE
Florida
»,
»'.
Uff« JuM* (aUn
OeUcteu* d*aaert paorhaa |a lhal/
natural juice — try' 'em tonltet
Pineapples •a 10c
Nfw Fe*«ioei
Red Bliss 5 ib> 15c
FLOUR*
H elp N atipnpl D clonno
lin— b u y your rollitc in
Del M on le leq u lar or <
Iveet foiBioes
30c
Ca. Yam* 5 ibs"21c
i«i> * « i
Lemons 6 »or 10c
flMy OlklMNM
Apples 4 it* 2 5 c
treft*
Broccoli bch \2'/tc
Media
-----
iTpncots H-«i 21c Cauliflowerbd14c
lUow Lebal T .o Cehvf
ipton's Vk-tb 49c Hearts b<h 7 l/ic
Fineti Bull or rarto ry PacL
Sugar M
b7c
™
Im |
Apples 3,ibi 2 5 c
U»' I n .L'j n tin
rtarida C,**a
Cabbage
Carrots
ib
b«h
2c
5c Cleansei1
ED M EAT 3 w 13c
F A P E R TOWELS 3
AGE
GERBER'S
JF*
9c
Baby TooiU—
6
«.*•
Sure-Mix'
*-V
�r
/
gc Tcaip Meets Too-Seeded
Tavern Bowlers ' [*ob. 9 ui"n
re In Conference Meet Tonight Hold Loop Lead 1100 c _-- c
m m 'm m ■ ^ ^ ( E
by
Three
Games’
. *
•■
, of Oi)d« KI«tUi m
T V T a w m . bowline t..m .till
<1 trallnz on inn nf til. < onim-r-
*Cn 1 C tt tn.iJil.mrtit njtMtitnr Rcf» till* af„
te*il’ t »!<• (rim'trn,' hut the tram that', faiftlcV. 1 } ! Voted hj the malOtity 'of oh*
Leon High of TeliaNino
crura
l ti Ip
cia| Lta»,uo bat. ’* rvo *irinc .Hff
.-rip -'l'lo n front thr/c team. that
ire tkd for aaccnd phcr. lhrte|
i .- n r , behind. .
' j
KrarrloY Hardware'. outfit hr*
climbed from .tu t |it»rr to clnml
GRAPEFRUIT . .. 3 for 10c
ORANGES........ D ot 12c
Head 4c
i;WT. POTATOES. 5 lbs 19c
RUTABAGAS—:— /lb 3c
CAULIFLOWER ...... lb 7c
SPINACH
lb 5c- •
.....
\
mwtu l y ttlc Coy I I
1 ™ * *u,irc
t7.k"
by Wort ,of the Bail
.urpoitrry, but Pm
Q«l»n r ts « rlri- It a.
portnnt.
Allhurgh he n rtvf
h / - l h a rrre .
l>iifh A u n t Omllry** Tallalw.*
ti-e MstU n r* c-nicylng thilr fin*
rat campaign in history with a
retool or 1 3 win. awl on.defeat*
ftrHnj
th e
regular
iftion.
fparked h f Copt. Pick Woolery
end riv-ido Htoutaailre. the Lion,
hate i.nm<n/l ,a» treating t jtal
Oral ^ b ~ l l S 7 V U ''r t j W Wert
Flrgl.r tr'ek. • dll-Guide la an-
tmd In the 91100 Futurity.
rf. ®5t p i t t a e.-atv l 276 for
l i r 0[ij">. 1'lon.
Jilt yeJ only orto
f fw mtef
• flw
T it ; ."■
la ssifie cl A c l v c r l i s e r n e n t s
ID k n : i M n t T'/OcMon'il tiro .
■■mfertiir* fee ■during the are- .
• i y .i l llaft nrtly IN rtb t
.on; and thna w u .m in i only ’
.i>». tv*
•l ,,,L ll?.r.r*r
fourth In the N.K.C. n M t *
i. i:. W.
t u r f r **'*•
ri.khyf la Ntt. I. fallowed by J
rw-wUniuM
t>.« L*c«»
Laytons Bench aM Ocala.
J
Withdrawal Of Bt. Patti*, no- *
m alts tad a miner chanjre In tha
,%r* nHH
fi i;il stts 115 mo. Mfa.Kenki. rchadela of the Ihrre-Jay meet, i
riti TrMltr
OoKtu rmr
- -■
■-■. a n - t
.* *• if f —* - f - r
KM Mik.
. Clean *<aa
The Flctrhar-Sanford game, or- 1
CAllAqR fiPACB ~* P"0l» lack. I’dually listed for 4:00 o'clock
TrT^" Fourth ■Rare— t'al arlI»
Air*, Hue fiii-a!.c, lia.LUn, ihta «flcrnoe»»,- ha» beiiT changed*
to 9:00 o'clock tonight. Lcc*MIAMI. P .h r m - I P - i f U l '— Mix e .»a«e
irekreo* •
i f f I* a p*M]hlUty that aeme rrirrlbl. Tim . T i. fs a a u
ntnda H lk pradt'Ceia m at* bn
Hf h Keen—J*ll MUe J
LeeUal
_cad with the problem of dla. t il.. Hilton
T a th i tram , era aa l* red.
tw in « * » .
no.Pig of attrplm milk, aafd U.| i-.iuihr
[;.r« nua
Tha lock o f the draw plU Tal* : I. Uertbamer, tkalrman! o f tha r u n . n
tllrl.ni
More
t o . r HIT
,
lah aaiti again, t Eustla in a i It ..e a rth (tertian of tha AgrtSistk
R
a
ttw
fe te rR *» .' ■
flr.1 routvl game at 0:00 o'clock cultural Wrtalon of the yiorW* liK kr TaUnc
WANTKD
:P .» a k « Mike
t»nlnht. -• Koatla * defraud
tha b u m Chamber of Cammarefc, T txrd lnU .
Hl.m
til L!» flAH* wlJhcr.' dir,. ,rnr,
l-.nalnoil* IU4 RI.MP •*S B
I f ra today,
In .! Kol> .
Ill T»«ao .
ik n b it-. Cev, H. *M. Uuiklc
I Milk U a ; naloable inm ditnt
fU.cetk V aco l*l» MB*
Hti'ft’jd j . Hly Nff* *•
j In OoultTY* ration., |t mav ba IVM Leaf Led naff .C ra flf
rtnz
rlly.’ 3Tsj0.nJ
g/.’X a-jiati ; »
catn.
^
.i
i ^ T i r X ' ‘cnpIC ^ .'-'rtf i 30.l
n v r a , 4 ftliTUisl, tiT.r llie /,
gbtil ■«uri
p.
flrato^M. 1>*-
M lnnesolk ■ Am ., .O ;
R f j L C T ~ l # J t p l-k ip a t '
and rr.t lx*!;.’: ‘i r«i uf
^ 'Inlr meihanlrtil cmdl;-Vlth C.lra gu»,l c . ■r.
' i rl’cr capb. I*r ,di F r.‘ v t.
Ilut- Phono 54Oh WIiAcr
8
IlKI.l* WANTBD
fO ClfAbiT.H-Trliflf W
tbtia; J'h o B i I3C fr f 5,
hrfl F oil flALK-fla. C.il
La, -Mat lor? Market oV
Hmlan W qVcflrM csldmur,
ir.g l obe
IUk Surplus Feces
Florida. Producers
toflintN**^ Y/urbi
iwr prupar. now' rvnly
«•»
, J. Yf. UdU I’bnnt 15,
a . Monwe. •
: Ol’i'.NlNC
3ood riifiilnl: fur l-H-ul CMhlnz
’ ra!'»Bi:n. Cupular prlrrd fa*
‘ iroat M W bfiipd r’Jitom lalluru! riot hen. liter! lent coinmtv
;i*>n c'prirtturtlty. Hn I <■« i^w
I *aiifiit., -New lino Joit out.
WltlTK The A. Narh Cuoipany, I’alatka •Ht. AhgaaUoa nl 11:00 „ r |*t of. i
iRIm f’lrcil, Cipchnati, "d'etoekr 'DoLend face. Hinder o f, merit .tail
CUV
:*.,v.
4
[ATION WANTKD
; want» Ji h a* C!>i»k nr hmjL
M AYBE
YOUR waich 'rrp ilr.4 by
S H r^siir know. •' l»n», f
t*. Je m fi r Mngnnlla A rc \
hx Cm hid.
M**«» V/td94
ADvraiiiiKO-
l.oi-r Malrun
It. b a isr
t1»«r Call
i otta'a /lm
r T a t. • «u"«» tm»»
. R r m -F a ta r tty
i t o n t't.r a
Kamaa *aO ra
t.r k r va-kr.
V’ T * - " 0?
iik M
tint i Jaat Utaad
l:r.l r«M r
M i l Morn
Ninth Race—Patarlty
111*.nC Hta
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Chuck Roastis 23c Pork Liver
Pot Roa^l lb. 19c
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BONDS* STAMPS
DAILY NKWKfAPKK
AN 1NDEP1
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SANFORD, FLORIDA.
NUMBER
; »■*—
148.
lies Raid India Territory;
ataan
Small Banda Of
; Filipino T
SHaraaa Enem
r Guerrilla At
Hit Andaman Island;
Nips Delay All-Out
Drive For Rangoon,
Vital Burma Road
The Germans Lose One Of Their New Domient
IPp
Strike F r o m Lenin-
i •true*
J«P u >6m
Bangka
ih H ftalrl f i t
Jiptnmf tirplam a
their tlrot attach la India*
Icrrllary on lh* vital United
arlloa*' »urnl. route to Chlaa
and Route today ta the F ir
l*atl(lf a* A I Mad bamhar*
widened thdr f<>u*t«r-*ffraalre awtaaltr.
•»'
I a , Am .lerr* rvsssl . ,
bom b o m
b x la y
Jlip a n c a c
ca rrie d th e w ar to In d U n
to r r ilo r y f o r th e f l r a t tllilff
by ntltliiiR P o r t B W r cm* th o '
A ntlanipit Inlam la, 3C 0 m llra .
itouthw cnl o f RpngOOIt be^
tw een H nrm n anti In tll*. N o
land chRttKc In H urnut w u
ra p o rtrd .
A temporary lirvalhli
un the Burma front today'
layrd at, npeeled *II-ou| J *
near drive Tor Iteitgoon
vital Hnrmn lload.
_
The new disposition of *0*1*7
troops along the last nattnal
barrier tn Itangoor,, SO to TO
miles sl«nr th* city, was
readily fur dler-homblnf^ lor,>clt.-**rrylnr ond *l<lcml ■m,.t threatening. Mill*
hrtr dmid it would
I* Ixllcnl rapatilc of carrying 6 000 puund* af t*ry f*
compel the |tr 111•h And Indian
Itoinh^, Thl*
the tyi** pl®fir lh<* Neali me fiflfm lffi in iH«prr*F their ■Ireedy
■»ul!<Hujr fr*r thejr Spring offrnalrt, it is Iscllrvi-*] iHjLmimherrd ami hattle-eilt bftt|(■liana m»« ilefrinling the went
hank of the HiUnng nc«r tho
ft«m a half
firs allaa a
Iha *etira bataan paniaauis
flchtina between light fore*
hath >W*i tM ihuad.
Tha communique re Muted
livtty tU n lw n In tha
fin**. In northern and.
L«aoo — occupied bjr I
M ltf. In Um n r — small b
•f Arocricmn-FRIptao troop#
‘•continuing ta haras* lb# J
m * In guerrilla fighting
considerable .
' And on Mindanao—aonlh
moat Island of tH* a rehi#*
—liar* ha* bora “desultory
trol action** and Japanrao ft
t>nr* hare baaa rclaforaod
atarinoa.
0*r». MacArthur'i a u r a l
U n i t yesterday, while la
N a H 1 a reslot coualer-offse
ar#a retarded hor* a* a con
wo* aad a tint* manewra# i
hoop Iha lap* from getting i
far a knockout punch.
It- marhad the flrat tloMIha Bataan campaign * that Q
Mac Arthur'* man — omnombM
ID, I* I—har* attacked slnsfel
aoooalr all alone tb* Ilo # .-,
. MlHtary i hwtr m
Kara .1
tha affact of tha a*C
a
ho •Ip straighten out .1
Una. wMch I* aneM
a t ‘ Baca# aa M w#at and H
■ Bruicht dawil aomterhate In' Brite|a U'4Ha
of Crarwsay's newest typo Domtor bombars, >
l,io. main red ship powsrad' with I,<00 h.p., I t.
oilnd cr anataas. Tb* plane can be adaplc.l
Hendricks T e l l s Veteran W r i t e r Has Seen
Of Criticism On
; Many Players Come And Go
I f IVtl ’» iuou|J&.
* Wht'in ih n r r rin fiiir n n e n ti rnrI i *vr from HingRj.oi'tr, the ; » ! * • •
nr»r nrr rEppelrtl t« leunch #1*
multanrsi ■
r
t t a r k ■ up*tre«m
■ml ■( Ihf rirur'i mouth In til
nttempt U> Fftclftlf and smother
I'r* scan a l«.t of them r«inr i gooil pm.pcct, a cuod hittr Th,. the •mouldering ra|>ilftl and Ug
,
>»:•*
*
and jo .
| rrmrni■bar **ar* » f o 1club nrcdi tn*n
fi Ilk* that. Tin |defer,.lers
The prT-»riii lull t in ground
when tha Brave, (raid
ttald 114,000
|14,0<J0 tOillreve.
10|Pit »u h**»
haeo ha
had fine pllchlnc
Jeckson villa for Ilea
Coni wall
I( j but not tnovjih
Thl* Tntn
i o'
(ig h lin g i* regarded *»._ evidence
\
«n Cantwell,
enouih runt. This
thlnh. J h a t VM| lh# hlgbcit price my Holm** U # cyml rookk. 1 I that the J ip k n r » r fuff^MOtl b « h
CT-’’4. W ' T T V D pteyar Trom * d i d n 't b* .u r r n L ij ft bp. start. |vy |aa^4 In throwing U§j B rit*- .«
Cla's B tluh.
|rd In renter Hold.
(•h DffDO the BlttOnie V K l ih e t
veteran baseball j Tbr weak *pot ut the
i»t 1*1 they now nro Mwaltinfr fremh
writer for In* Itovton Trwaeler, I flrvl la ir.
trcirip, wht!
1" *L11 ti oojta
Mb. St
t/uir Caeill
-T>e Itwdcrjl.fp of Ih* HiroMj wo. the speaker.
rtllndof
(If |lr ILmIii ' a cliKfkf n of hold____ _ „ ahoufilrr twfir.
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*
. *
should never n«e* permitted lh‘I
"This
..............
Ishaondarful weather
-n u in m
here
n . |until hr, ibroke
,L
'#not,, . , he
i |. »tig■ Kangonn,
trieds #
for Ihe
,
* .l-nmlun . titoh
,,
, a.
H ll <t* I - pU >al on tha Conreni , Much better than i , Jtrin Antonio! will
“
H
gliM.mjf
view.
They
>«id
'*• lot
I
Im
vgtnr
f
a
.r
y
.
W
—
•
■
■
■
#
Calondar," RcprasenUUy* J o e
where Ih* B riv r* trained )a*l . I. i.rrllv young.
Uendrlcka alated In • •Pfc<al dit- year Our thing, you tin u*uglt) 1 will h«,i tn do • lot „ f r i |w r i 1 r* o il. on the Chlm-se/* hut
meriting there
Anyway
tb.. there was im n ffirla l rth lm co
n#*«l«M af delegates to the 8rr. patch ircifvrd her* this morning I cotint on In Florida Is rilenty of
that ( ‘hlang
K a i ahek’s troop-4
•alb DUtr'cl Confwrrnc* will ha COfwcrnln# the penslsn Mil for finihlne It nil nr, I nrarly-all theruiing«lrr* on the tram will get H ire yet in (Hialtiiin or strength
irrunw n. This hill , ws* pass- [ lime In S«n Antonio."
|Ini. nf goo,| advice frorn some nf
hoM* Vanday nl|ht when the
Mr. tlrohan, accompanied b y , tbr nblrr
nMrr plsyrra, Tcllows
frllo
likr t*i divert the Japaneno <Ii|vc on
Cvmpb#tl-Lns*lng |>oaf .o f tha
the »e«portt now cv»cuate<t b
crllklim, the represent* tires Mr*. Drohan, arrived In Ranford Fsul Wsncr and John Caonr.
Ay orlaan Ugteei stag** lu flnt
v irtu a lly git c iv ilia n *, aglow ww.tC
il*4 tha rotlrtmtni plan by a Wednesday, Their trip from Bos- 1 There rldllmrrs can Irll thr
■**tJng In Lonfwood. Dinner
ton s n made by train on the He.) Ir. hnw baseball should be pl»y- (he fir* nf B ritish ” aet>fthfd
to 7.
win b#‘ #*rrad at 7 ttt o'clock at
earth** de moli liana and Its sen
Acaordlng to Mr. Handtlrki, tha Bos Rrw-ciel In the company o f , « l P, Ih# major*."
Um gathering, which will taka
Islon for the congrtailonal several player* and official* of
War will not affect Ibr crowd, ■ppt narhea ruined
aide* i t iha Lontwood I lbr» rr,
■mpWNpnit
te occurred op the second the Melon American I rague lei iloctnn, Mr. Itrotnn pn.lwi.--I
or a flee pars, closely print- tram, who wer* on Ihclr way to "It i. mere likely that iwoptr will
hfrlt was placed cn the lied . 80* training center at want to get lh#lr minds off ihr
lh* Consent
Com
j war* for s frw Hours and I k li. 1,
Calendar simply a* Sarasota.
"
If.
R.
3466
An
act to amend fur
"l( Is a trcmcrwl'-u. snwwint of ( w util hevr better allrtolarw*-,
It Cbnfrrtnee, rtprc*enUther
the
Civil
Service
Retlrrment
Icneflt
to
a
towi)
to
have
a
ma
j !>• dirlarr,!.
VBI elect a district com*
I'rclilent
Bob tjulnn ..f th.
6T and alao thr** dolantr* Act, - approved Hay M, 1840, as )or league baseball tram set up
a training elation there. People flia.es t. considering I v. 1lag1.1
I Asasriean Legion National emended."
Thl* Is where th* leaders^if the back home read th* datellna on gauu* this yrar, Mr, Itrohsn r, I
— ---- BtWn U b* Iwld In New
TA l.l.AllAflhKK. Fah. n . —
n tMi M L Mr. FMd Mid, [poo* made their mistake,.accord- tha (port* stories and ■*) used to 'v tslrd . A gam* of Ihla type
to Mr. lltndJhehs.
“They th* name of th* tnwn.
Then j would start about 8:30 P.M. andlr^h -T lr*
rationing arwl curtail*
horn farced lh# comm 11- whan they com* to Florida, they would hsre plenty of time a. It „,rnl
of Joyriding In
Florida
te brb# la a rule and had naturally go .to the town with doesn't get dark until around p:;tn last
■
mupth gut the State's gaso
they darts so, lh# bill areaId nav
hlrh they fee] fam iliar."
I P M under War Time, hr addnl line sales and las rollrcllons IB
bar* JS****d lh* Hoo*^** Is#
Mr. Drohan who Has written]
Mr. Stengel. Braves manager
iwrreui IwLow the rorrosponding
alorle- on Iha Boston Brwees I ci|welr<l In arrive her* Bsturda)
Th* bill wa*
last year, and finvetnor
whan brought la lh* at since IMS, did not maka a pre -*Ti,n» fueel
said he e 1 parted a fur
•I tha mambars, It was diction on lh* chances of tho club H
irp In February.
■gainst the other members af thr player to reach Aanford. taming I * 'll t diHisri't grt any wnesn
,S'*tW>nsl league Ihla year.
"I In 1, nlurwlay.
('uecltirllu is . than IX iw rca n t. w e ll lw happy,"
wouldn't hasrrd a guess right 1 etrrsn <4 many year* In Ih. lug lh# C i.ir r n o r cninrncntml. “ I n ,
now," hr elated. “Things ard pret- lime sn<| performs' f t second or
IN, Fab. *7.—b P l!
tv uncrrtaln, more so than cerr third The pitchers, catchers nf * plrasc>l Ur rev that It w a , n*i
M#»#ll today, con*. *.
this >ear.
11 flrlel, nf Mhe Braves and i.lhcr a re s tr r than tt was in Ja n u a ry.
a .r*pr»h*nilld# j
“Casey SUngel—hr has more 1 B.wt..n newspapermen will arrive I ih,n't aspect the ntasiniurn h a.
IslaUag, what hr 1
humor In him than Columnist lie n - 1 Tuesday.
Th* Mayfair Hotel, Iw rn reached yet.
•chin* af riders ,
ry M tlemoro—ha* aevrrsl good. where Mr. and Mrs- Drohan are
"T h * reduction w ill hare In
ywungaten .coming pp. 1 sea that I staying has been designated head.
j h r considerably mnrr than that
Clyde. If Intis slgnsd up. Ha 1* a quarters for the Boston party
I to endanger the general pru] gram " of roail construction and
maintenance and retirement of
highway bonds, lot which th*
terth Ti£
*
* ' ------used..
Leftfonnaires Will
Eject Delegates
. At Monday Med
Retirement Bill
Leader* 0 f House
^ a « i d jgppgisiku
,' For Passing Of Act
C«n
Condemn i
t "Riders'
State Sale.-t of
Gasoline Fall
Off 15 Percent
1
I
WEATHER
Anawern
ALABAMA — Coldar tonight
w||h frost In tha south an d
frtnlpg la Interior south porFLORIDA
—
Colder
tonight
with Msltarad frost In Ih* In
terior north portion.
Earl Rumbl
In Naval
Earl
Austin
nf Mr. a n d
JriU a h
jT*tha
R
Mr
jngresifonel Economy Committee1rmllofeof gt*flino, the titef*'#6L
at ho conildcrad Ma “ prime Job Icrtod 11,371.118 In January, a*
i cdnotional on*",
compared with ll.7Bi.D77 a year
......................... I — ■
I ago.
. | Governor Holland raid *that al«
T * ,°M » ®U.*f
Vlul>* ttoorretr h* e* ported further do*
Ohio State lining# {tf- I* a creases during tha tourist ***•
-opwaUr* donatory bwUt un* ^.n. Mth* p* read tec* of raduet Ih* aaaU of lh# stadium.
t|on lh4a]d bo sattll In Um *# »----------— jm rr . T l ^ ^ r t e S t h . E t e K
4
. f f e j 1 rood* a n te are trarslad mainly
by residents.
*-•■ • .'-"of,'
II* nolnted out that a grant
part of Um 1V4S road inqmnw
Uon Mlt W on military J d tt e
wa*a which . WlU 6#!5pMt with
Federal aid hnd WflL not ha acch
a drain an Bute i stsnnra. j ..Mr
atjtffows Briefs
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tigers Have Some Fun with
Hall Takes Ace
Tavares, Meet Leesburg Tonight Dog, Hi-Guide,
to Miami Track
' * ag*ra,
who- hav*
been DcLand Gets In East
M ■a ro u n d considerably In
•B it couple o f v m U , found
| R th e y could puah around
IMIv m t u t n ig h t and wound
r i th a n k i j 23 to 10 tri1 O*0T T a ra ra a In a till
■ a t Sem inole H igh School.
4^ F ada w ill aaak th eir » «
r i e t e r y over L oeaburg here
j i t In a fra y which will
; a t 1 :0 0 P .M , A gam * bo
ll th a B 'aauad* o f th* two
lla la alatad to preerd* tb«
t y encounter.
Tara* • lm p ly '-v a a n ’t In th*
gam * t a a t n ig h t. Th* Bulla p p a re n tly b i t th e ir *hoolgya* a n d c o u rt g ra c ra b h ip
■MW*, a n d th* re d * , never
f. pjr****d, had h i m fun for
i r w a r d Ja c k "B utlerl.all"
la g played on* o f hi* beet
A ’f a r th a lo cal* .' Jl* * n
la c
h a rd
thro u g h o u t the
a n d a lth o u g h h* colltclrd
fd u r point*, hi* ball handU chnlqu* g re a tly ald*H the
cauaa. C enter Billy Plemh igh m an f a r th* Fed* with
. p o in te r atao turned In h i.
I fin e gam *.
n ra rd
C harley -D ra d -e y V
o f Ofavatoo d id n 't Icav* hi*
S h a ll *klll a t hom e, how.
D o u l uncanny .(hooting
th* only point In favor of
Ha!lor*. II* mail* fo u r field
•a, and fo u r of hi* fhr* 'foul
I f sQthorvd through th* net
t h k 'T I a a to ta l o f 12 point*,
a s r* d a Jumped o ff to a
It # lead rig h t a t th* alart
th * a * ‘m *. which v i a w il
led by a *m*ll crowd. They
t i th# h a lf. I t to 0, and at
and o f the th ird q uarter.
I* 7. S tra n g aty enough, when
o h L. L Me Luca* aent hi.
■Ur* hack In* th* gam e mid.
Coast Baseball Loop
MIAMI, FO/. 2 f, 0P |—Th* F)orIda E aal C o u t ■•ague tor* up It*
old (chedoly KlokJajr and began
to prgpar* a new one for eight
learnt, now th a t DeLand hae Join,d tha circuit.
„
'. D eland, which had about been
given up a* a p ro ip « l. aent a
representative w ith flnahalal back
ing to a m eeting In ForO 'J’lfT rt’
Sunday.
Tha club atar-.a play A pr. I I
T ram * ar* Del-and, Coco*. W eal
Palm Beach, F o rt t.eud*rdaU , Mi
ami Beach, M iam i, Fort Pierc*
and Orlando.
ICTORY
LONGWOOD, Feb. f t , (Spe
cial) — Sanford-O rland* Kennel
Club la w ithout Ill-G uide, the dog
th at com piled II vlctoriei In I f
•ta rt* ao fa r thie aeaton *1 th*
Loniw ood racing plan t. '
.E arly Monday m orning. Dr. C.
II. H all, hi* ow M r. bundled th*
greyhound Into a c a r and a U ited f o r . M iami to arek fare* and
fortune In tha I1S00 W att ria g le r
F u tu rity , acbeduled to b« run
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a (rain -today a t P o rt M ore*b r on the s o u th e r n s h o r e o f
New Guinea, less th a n 400
miles off the. n o r th e a s t tip
of A u s tr a lia . A u s tr a lia n s re
ported they sighted a s tro n g !
enemy w a r fle e t o f f D ill.'
Kayenth Kara—5 -I t Mila
Runny M m
la.roth*
riaif* II
MU* Mllt»n
part Rid#
4p!| gr nl.uf *
AllrUtn Mur*
fesiltn*# ll««
K Jfhth lUca— K aturlt;
Pan«ln*ufr It **| num
ll*rkl**a lllk #
Tw •••ll»«ts*
Jerry flork
Lucky Tskrr
ll*d l‘*4<1 y
I n • f|» r n*.»
N inth Itare— Futurity
**»att Qul*
Hrul Kir.
•Ill4»f(l*st #>
l.wrk) HI*
Dffksf Andre* Rtarry n t g
Hunflowfr ' 'h rf l-*<ty Higher
T enth H act—S - l l Mil#
**••» n#nk
||..iufflrig 11->#
l«#nlgn(
* I#
Miss Na ii| tas ^^r»tt»»H Ipy,
Trirkl* Inn
||#4 T*m
FeUvanth ( Rare—M l Mil#
M isU lrU Itsrsl
II* l.urky
|
Rmnk » Tsl«
Myrt'g I'rtd#
l.urky Jckor
Jump IHah
t*l#ar i'gll
Tippy U slr n
Run V*M»»
line-up*
D
TA V A RES
(4) F
l ) o .. .12)
(3)
F
Hchulta (2)
(I)
C
Blocker (I I
3) v O
W ell. (Or
(i
W at.o n 101
S an fo rd : T ruluck ( 2 1 .
H ick.. Brock; T*v»rIway, Pac* ( I ) . I.lppen.
GET THE THRILL
S t Louis “Hurler”
Receives Injury
of hot water on tap, night and day, rain or ehipc.
‘
aw
* ‘ '
• Your electric water heater is an.important protection
of your family’s health . . . so keep it serving you effi
ciently and economically at all times. Let your repair
dealer check its operation from time to lime. Proper
maintenance of all your electrical appliances will save
vital materials Uncle Sam needs to win this war.
P e tt" Ha s been h urt and th# HI.
Louis Cardinal* h*v* crossed th«lr
(Infers In th# hop* th# mishap
doesn't p re a a f# s series of injur
ies the like of which so htm pered
1941 pennant nspirntions.
In case you Aren't un on your
met hank-si bee* bail, -O ld P«t*M
la that rutb*r-*rm *d, ateel-ahanked hurler nf bateballe during battine practice.
Th* m achine brok* In two »t
Archer, 140 mile* from lb* Card*'
ramp *1 Si. r*t* r* b u rg , where
batterym en b**»ri th « lr ip rin g la
bor. In lay . It w** being toweJ
behind Scout Jo* Math**' automo
bile.
' .
of Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
O RK Y H O U N O O U i
IS li
LKllnN*—(!*»■ Ms#
ONIHNR—Rpmnlali &9 I.H R.T II M
Hltv»r Rk in H-#9 T«ll#w. 91 71
h»T A T tiE S-( VhT Maine. II T»-1 l»
I‘»f11flack R'*rf II H
IS l.H
M . Idah.. link or a | l II
PAIIKNII'S «t llu llah I. ftft#
FISANITA -4’rVT Rsrha I t It
Agl'AIIII—CWT. ’ llul.bsfd II 99
U AA (k# Ait m t
W D B O UAlfffct st
0 :11 ##ltk a! U a
"dsp#” on till dogs
it U« 5 sAfAcd>Or*
IAAd# K a a a a I Clsb,
Whlla moat Am.rlaan* count It
• n adventur* to g vt.^ gllrnp** of
a fra* deer, there la one to every
WO M IN O R S A L L O W E D
FOOT TIMS t i l t P. M.
24 pertona.
. . .
.
VTTA KETT
O s R o q t a 17 ( l U n f o r d H i g h w a y ) a t L o n g w o o d
r t dDULOOMwactnA J-v
S S « S ^ 5 R S i»
■ b o u t 10 M liw S o u t h o f S a n fo rd .
TU R N A T RED ARROW
.
Mrong
rorces
Batter
B ritish!
L in es
B urm a!
In
(•iant Army Transport Unshed To ('omuletiun
1
J
; j«r i )-4%
;
■
Lli
*
R a n goon's Position
Is Called Gloomy,
But Not Hopeless
G e n.e r a I Principles
Jfbr Post War Set
tlements Arranged
|R» laase.aiyf Prosa)
i T hr Ja|tan#w# huilral
stro n c
j ft»r«*re
again* t
11 riliah
Iin#*a
j along Hi*. Sill a tty H ivrr in Hur- *
P o r tu g u e s e T im o r, an il n rn u il»r la«l tialural ••la«tarlr U futr lEiiiy.aHi th r Him ntp#r ran - 1
know ledges) e n e m y
p a ra !
It
al
{
chut* landing, near KorpaCM, lV
I
A• ill. I.altlr fur lliin p ta in .i M :
c ap ital of I i u t r b T im ur. y tin) I
tuwaral m rtinta*. the B ritish |
iim f !*-.1 lit* .lrfrii-«* of Burm a ;
• with t b it of ill «t ant In.ha an- I
Tha foveroroant iikkl th#
•Irr ih r rommgfki of dip IM tU h j
poa.it ion to a* r# r In a«lhi
j
'■''mmaiklsf ir> rliirf f«*r India. ,
m eat of n a rlU m tn l until Mar. &| W ASHINGTON F r l . '2f». \A1 - of her
General Sir Alan F ln n m f llA ft- •
ao O u t lha dlaeuaalona ra n to n -!T h e
W hile
llnua#
announced i I.impat.
ley
llQM w ithout Interruption.
I Tur*dav that I rm t llrtta in and | dir* t*]
null i bi v
conim ^ntaA uatralian defenaa authoritie* ( thr Hnit#d Stair* had * irn rd an . In*
..»<
t«ir« cailral IIH ir*9nti inmIUod
w era d tlr r u tln#d to
mak# th# rfr#«rflrnt “rttin a forth th r §rn- rr* Sh
"al.Mtiiky lint not hnprlrtA **)
mokt of tha tim e rem aining to eral principir* for th r p«i*t war frllt>»*l
A«i •» f f i r I a I Mhnounrtttnrnl
th e m :
frnPoitllr world and th r »»Ulrnifttl 1 *lty to
, l*ri.allra«t by thr All-fm lla rad o
T he? were paving p a rticu la r of Irntl lra»r acm unta.
l>w tor
*aiil th r lliiiish inflirtnil rn n r
a tte n tio n to tha Janan#*# f o r m
Whilr th# part «a« *ign#<l only fir# « I
Mtmtw r m•unit ir« nftofl th# Jap*
Ire New Guinea. The Japannar . by th r T otted <tat#* and Great f«|,. ,,
nr*p vs ha• niiile r#f>#at#H t i a u l l t
have baen in th at M r Island Britain, tt
-lo-r if.rally *t«tr»l
U f.»rr fu rrm r ihr ilrfem ter* from
I hr i s ‘l si.lr i.f |h r Sittanv
It ».l Iril that H ntiah
losge* '
ol»o lig ir lirrfi heavy hut th a t
"mu I r...»!»• hi r hum In
po
sition*
v.
i
I Now that th# i«|uin#*r have
, forr#«l tha- Itritish V m * s lh ^
Siltanar they «tiitkl «m h' p i
mRe* ’
final tin ItangiMtn
l.ashio rail- j
n a il n liv h f#r»1* th r
llurtnn
1 road
|
I Hut Ihr *t i m rr lr at pr«Mnt
. »• not mi rmirft for th r railw ay —
• airrady mad# tr>#ffrr|iv# l.y O'#
mininc «»f th r i n a p p r<>«<-h#« 14} J I
Vlangonn. ra lh rr, il i« p rin cip al.'' 1
• Ijr a fi*M to kerf) mil t.f r n r a tf
, *t itellev,- we will mak* mi i hand* a IIhr a l d r i c«hiUJ ni.1 hii^j, twaoy flrew *1 hom* tlw t the* [Iflh irfu rty rflh rt In d rtv in r tu»rth* 1
. will turn nut all thr rn lirn n r..
u p p rr It 111 a*tn «*r -a*uth »n
j in Ihr world that I, Ihr r.lrn in g 11 into
rl.ilUatlun.'* Dean F~ t
Nance IlmriKin
W'ith
th# fii'h tm r *4»Ft»i|r
* r
nf Rollins Collff# tnki mrmUra
of the W inter. Pi4k amt Sanford | 100 mil#* alon# Ihr k-illang ,••• I ,
I
F#i». 2 5 — ( A P I—
A # T lM » r|- la L# Noyyaa
TiM fH sglii lk# In flu ra rr *»f
ilrlli-k |irit|iaritw ll and *»f
(Jnitrsl
H alf*
Aaahaswador
W illiam I) I rahk « r r r w m
rl#atl> 4j» th r hr »atl n kstrif*
tieirW - TW’f r i a
in wnorra*
pi#d T ranr# *fain*t r**-«»p<r■linn with Germ any.
By PAUL ROBINSON;. •
NoUMIAri B93STIUC
TMATCOULDn Y B S BM N BLA N D U r
BAflaVSUJF.'MrONf VK7HIMC- _
SLAMOwaaoc ceusHmo. # , ^
P O O O ir THIS « T M t I0K A
«
---------------1 A H O H A O .&
Uclimpients'
Aid UA Forces
' In Wttr Effort
Aft which a lav
|r*. I. D. M ar
L . Xlrtiey of
th a n recently
B>U Waahlng.
K arr official,
itaad of the
•alien.
M r* .
4 rric it, the
ha* eo-operIg warahouae.
ealUrliop and
OtOWMIW - wa. H-----it*. Th*
lH e d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
- B U 8 I N R 8 S 8 K R V IC 1
by
i .t t s s r j rx x s s z
Saving Them
t .Spring
1*1,00.)
W ill
Be
Names Tench Nt‘W Niuhl
(o v e n
To
!■ e d eral ..AHorne)
W id flim r
f n n ra io
l (Hirst
,
1
■
■■
'
m- -
Klwam* C'luba i t th# VaMrg ||n
l#l this noon. (jru t. Gnvrrimr « f
th# (*#ntrAl IJiruion. I l n h Main
urn nf Winter Pifk, pant an nffl
rial visit to tha local Huh at
the lolnt meeting.
Th* field of women', war work
In Sanford la aald to be ad.-qaatoly aorvlcod b* tho three
organ It* tleoi oatabllahed here—
Hurvdlea tot B ritain, Bundle* for
Bhi* Jacket* and the American
Red Craaa, Mr*. A. W. Knot
rsanaled tkU mgntlng after a t
tending ■ * recant luncheon In
Mflal*r Park under th* auaplc*.
• ( th* w in u r Park Chapter of
Bondi** for Britain.
I t wa* decided ( t th* luncheon-1
meeting th* organblag of * Bundie* for America Chapter her*
*SuM b* overlapping with oth
r r SToupa. “Before Pearl li a r - '
bar.* Mrs. Knag *gplaJn*d, “th*i
Blaajackat chapter wa. an au ill. |
iary of Bandlae A r Britain. b*t'
r s is a u '
UAVS YOUR watch n y t M
iU. S. - Dutch Aircraft Smash 2 Jap
70 Men In County Two Pioprams Will Be G
Face Prosecution.
Friday By Apollo I
Draft Hcud Says
,, . .
.. ... ^v.
J U>ndennerp
Will
8T. LOU18. f i b . 24. UPV •‘Old
.
Her Fate Unknown
Enemy Drops Bombs
On Java Harbor; U .S . A nd B ritain
Sharp 1 Encounters
A greem en t
Occur In Bataan S ign
I l f A ia trlal* ! P m a |
■ Japanese b o m b ers n tru c k A btj^t. L ease-Ien d
%N.
p»:i*in:it>r
■Speared likely for a few mln*# O u t th* nulldoge might
l l - s p w ith th* Fed*. However,
•w in g caged ■ goal to rew a th* pr* t* u r* about three
Inst** before th* end uf the
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. PKHRI' \ItV
"W e vtuist keep th# h*.ntr fu rs
burning". Dean N*nce ^ Irrl.rr,!.
“ It I. rA e n tia l to do .<v m nnlrc
th a t United S ta te , aoldirr. ,»< thr
war fronta will know I ha I wr arr
behind them . And before tl,e w.i
I I. over, w r will ,* t mil hand, and
'o u r «h lrt. dirty. If wr don't, n
won't have any ih lrl, t„ *> I
• illrly “
Thr Dean of Rollin* * Kaprl
W ASHINGTON F#l» 2'.
»■ W illH •
i . . ,
I .
rn n lin u rv l.,‘'M anv of u, li»r in
TN# O fflrr nf I 'u r r A*l* •
r
M • *.
I .
the p rro rn t with our
tit* nlal • radon annourwr*! Tu#«*la>
Ilrt-w
\\ I' •• S^ d.I. >.
I •
; fram ework iw r.l.’ ln* in Ihr pa,t • ml count v nthnlsn f••» iL« •« j a#) ...........
I
••h
o
ll*
o
i\
M
Wr r.n n o t <lo thl* Wr must k##p
tioning
uf
Ilft.ftOO
n
r#
I
*
•
1
j
G
fh
w
.»
L
ib ..
MsywtMHl,
||n
it\
Ihr flrea of reallam burnin*. I^l'*
be realietle and accept Ihr fact m itre n g tr autnmoMIca to 1 11.! J f i r « n. I r %•a« |l..|.lro, Ji.hn \y B,h
March.
A pril un>i. Intton. William llrown Juhnnt
th a t we have a verv dlfDcull job. Hvycrs In
.How#. |'»#alnn |I.M.k*-r VYil|iar**«
IV .pit* the f a tt that wr know Msv. R ationina U fln * Mar
Th# actu al quotas
to ta l I *o ' William ^!l«c I I* Itaatnnaiin
CoH la on tha aid* of Ihr righti
t • u.klio
W^lln,.<
roue people, let’* not rounl an 000 ra re , hut an ••Willi«mal :f. j H n o r r
him to atep In and win th r war 500 w#r# placed In S ta ir u fl|V # » n n n \'i» i-‘-n \Y ilta f M .mV
national
r*o#rvr«
and
■
It
|
an«l
|I
m
*
m
i.n
ilirt
(or ua.
“Th* w ar may l*.t d 0 year*, num U r w#r# r#l#aa#«| f.n .,!,•( A I*.. W .-t, t l,i,k«or> TJ.*-.\ ( n .,r T. »•
and It I. the dutv of Kiwanlana in A laska, Hawaii, Pn#rf.. If, - Mar»l«il
i l k# l'<.hn».l
»»
l*a.»r
and all ritlaena to build up cour th# V irgin Islands amt th. i
John < i hi#
\\ iit,*
. ,
age for the h*ni. dirty lot I al Ton#
Th# FlorWIa iiiiota •• »•
Mar»\ 1 •
I ,t. „.i
•head.”
With
a
reserve
Rf
17
4.
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n
«
I
a
rt*
\\
.
t
|a
-..
.
•
U
.
t
.
'A bout |A W inter Park m m
' N k k I- #»••»•• U ||. .... m i
her* were prreent Ineludlnir Mr uf 1W8 7.
llarndm , who told (oral h iw a n '.o .
r#U(ltV (|Uo*n« s r r to I.*- . ic«». W*llt. H *i *< •
r#r \\
th at the Hanford rluk I* rely i rivnl a t largely t*n th r 1»m- i ..r
j son
s -#mIM|
I*. i m .\ , ,<
mtiMvi being la the" Tirol 10 of 1041
A#w
car
i r g is tr s ti ••• I a n *1 Hat *-, (••l i ne
the club* In Dm atalr In the llo w tre r. In many count#-* »*.
A 1 « I n k Ml. m i».»rp. f.i
m atter of atteajg n ca. T hr tor a I # it# n t ot local war ami drfro*.* |
l i s m d.»n I* rki»»« Ms*,
n rg a n lia tlm ahowed *n io rre a v activity w as an im portant f.i i lla » in r . .
J..t.n
l|. t«• % l.m r.
of ap p ro ilm aU iy 10 percent In tor in ratabliahlng N*»h M" ’ »| Will*, »» -.fc
I'*#*(«»•* W ji'.it
•rwl rc*crv 9 figure#. Pnr*
\ l ' Pnlir** MiWrn* J . h l l c - v i »„
m ln la tra to r H#ru4#r«on »ni*l
j rl*. (Jmtmnn lam ra. Wilji# Si#
u#ns. Jama-* Scott, Jam es lU>ii
Wa«hin-»on N'cthno * |{a»* * Wake
H O SPIT A L BOND3 ISSUED
f*#M, An r Smith Win K |,im •
Jinn
Il'Mdit
Grair**# Johns.ot
MIAMI. Feb. " j S . - M h I....- r ^ r |»»b*krt
I'otumhlia
(> g \ |a
Florida Ouota For
New Cars Is 1,‘IK
Certificates -Issued 1
For Tires* And Tubes
C oordniator A. D. Pet erson haImum I certificate* fo r 2 V litre
and 27 tube* recently, a c c td Ing U> an announcem m i at hi.
of flea y e .trrd a y afternoon
Th* ll*t follow*: Ilrnny W il
liam*, obsolete, four tiro, and
four tub**; Evelyn Blggvp*. ,d».
•olttc, two lira* and two tube*;
Howard C. long, truck. twu
Uraa and two tube*; J. F MeClelland, truck, on* tire ami one
robe; Irving Ftlnherg. nt.aoletr,
fear lira* and fopr
tubo.t
C to rfi H: IHora, ohaoietr two
Una and two tab**; W illiam
llarrl., ot«o)*U, on*' lira and one
tab*; n. A. Vaughn. obaoUU,
tw* U na am) twa tuba*.
A1*0, C. W. Blow, ohaolet#,'
ana U n ; John E. Malcolm, ob»,wn. on# tire; Mr*. Ben Smith,
ahaolete, twa tin* and two
tab**; Gordon L. Rhrinor, ohool*t*. two U na and two tube*;
O* Fibre Braah Company, obao.
Ut*. 'four _U na and fear tube*;
and l« a M. Ramahottom, truck.
WANTED
Woman Wl ) Lecture
On Thurst ay Night
I
Ram Roller- Julm« (1« tlcy. ,Mint
***** Fill- N in n H'nwn. (’Vt*»l|t
Whit»» t#ss»r r
lirown, John
nl# A.lkina. Ji*# Wchstrr Taylot
( aliforniu Orange
Crop Is Injured
I <S \ M i FI FS. Fch 2‘. id’.
V
The r ltp will !«*** the h.»p>.
tal to tho fo e n ty for | 70 .ihmi a
y ra r, and pay the county 172..
laugh, C. fi, 000 a y e a r for h « p lu llr(n K c.iy
Uf, will lee- charily p a tic aU .
I. "Chri.tian
ad Comfart-
Jim Spencer Is In
Naval Reserve
•**# *f 11,111,000 of city >.f
Miami revrmu# Iiomla 4ras vali
dated Tnraday bw Circuit Ju.lr^
ttoa* William. for ron*lrucl..,<
a city-county charily h<»pii*l.
with a 1300,000 federal rnftifl*
but lan.
it 1:04 o’clock,
•flounce men t hr
rf Chriat, BeUn-
S h riners
ilr ra k ilr
.
V altln
Hotel
Clttl.
Kriil »v
id
Khrinrr*. local n r
visitor*,
who hnv«* not mstlc rcarrvst ion
M
I. (>f^
WEATHER
p#n#«l
>b|ect
annth
bday.
nut.
iff to
|
'*
night, t hoi*#*
j Ia*-v itmift** n * 7 CO n'rlot k Hi ront
in# t.j T Hr a«l foVil II y v«l. |t|r« |.
ilri t
All
X “ u«i!*r*i°.L
I U R W * 44-hour
1* 'f th*- Signfnrit S brin-
o f th# tk*
__ ___ ____ Navy
>la ity tba' Norwrgtar, Blink, haa been
act landed at Oil-
Hold
IM c rtin u :
Item
' la)Ifr a l l r n . ll l H r (• r,|H C |.- i ’ ' V»»r.t«
h r V*. | *1 .he rricu ler .m.nthly minting •clr p h .in r
*nd of the Panama
[I*P, acific
I* tT laUe* fa rth e r r*«t
th* A tlantic and.
Another Tanker
Bank Off Coast
)•■ ScWaUaL la
i pablic U la-
W ill
.M onthly
Trosident Protests
1‘ending Farm Bill
ar# urgi>«l to rail I.. K. Ih'ylr,
w r r t a r y , at m r r an«l socrify
W A SH INGTON . F fb . 2 S, <AVnF#frrrnr# of atrak o r chicken Prc*t<lcnt Ron.pveit atrpped di
rectly Into th* J tc n 'le .U.pul*
illnnrr
over fa rm p r i m w ith a Iritrr
pro tectin g th a t the pending hill
rrprr#m te»l “ aelfi.h intereaU * a t
a llm * w hen th# very rila O n r*
o f the nation ia at .ta k e .
In a le tte r read to th* Renata,
the P rv ^ fd tn t aatd th* |.>upc*al to
r e .tr ic t lb* tale* o f go**rttm »at
rh ri.lo p h c , the black Napoleon ■lock*
of
fa rm
Coramad tUr a
nf Haiti, i. a till to h a w kilted would do “ lrrvp*r*hl* dareag* to
hlm .elf w ith a golden b u lk l in th* w i r e ffo rt and th a farm er* c .
th a c o u n lry f,
N’ohlr II arrv kudrtl » r , j n will
licklft. th r krvboanl w hilr Notilr
. C h.rtra Morriwin Irada th r Hhrin.
era tn o ld ' time h arm o n iiin r of
O'* favorite aonga nf way hack,
Ur. Byrd aUted.
�t
All Pop'
ILY MENUS
a
Jot the d
*
• o. D. Fareeti,
the folio*
mjmufact'
Three Jack tip til four whJfeU." C kta wHh, t cloth
Wet with alcohol. Do not uee leroacne, gMoflne, ctfboc
tetrachkxide hr thinner, Nortntl m pege will rcllovo p r w
iu t o .
' '
PWate 1141
Mr
Koines of .W rt*hto
Friends of
Sr.
If J have esaeo enough nM to 1>U
about w hat lhay know."
it heejer. Dleconnect hoee at hhater
B U tti for lh« |*oei
Local military officials termed
to permit doming of
nd aeata. Apply 8ATS
e and to the utrma of
ntgioe orrr with the
a End .wire utime not
1 over the fare of the
s
Mrs. Molds L jtrlJ rs baa
to Brunswick. l?a. where ab<
trtiit with Mrs. I.. J.-Koow
til Friday. ______ *
*
IrtoVUH to a t u J VblK
* « « .W J U I,
Parole Board Frees
Fifteen Prisoners
TALLAHAM EK, F e k 25, ( 8 pe-
H ill—rtftows Paesohs, wboao aev
trncea rax red from IB months
lift Imprlaonraant, ware released
F p fiT p D A Y
th .
f e id a t
fhsje srs i«il a ftw si Ik* mt<rf
«*«'• »U*k a>a powiMo
**&*,£&“SB
H X /lk s Ate hSsOWr r.,M U
rua Isr *«*dti»ls.so aM kossas
tW i*»k"< tW-s Ida piaasesl. W*tU*. sp-le-dala kasaso , .
l> "eatoftl
t«* *s «to*t,tkh stopis. r»4-'sp*- ,
Ataauv • a t
iiirts U s I |
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sh-
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186Plants
.(
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Mra. J . S . fo la r has le ft foe
Itkhnrnnd, V s, to bo with Her
W \ , •V 'l'N . '*,*n *» “ I •« tho
Medical t ollrx* of Vtrglnl# IIp»I'.lot.
the 300)000 American college atudento, ajrpnrx.
percent e r e handicapped by vlaual defetta.
oariy 60A» achool children whoM vUlon la eo
ttey require apecial educational fadUUeg- More
nCr2^iSB£ S H^ a- ^
bHBhUa^
ll f •
.
T k t **m t * i h t U t t f it
Thtrv aro 1,1(10 critsly
• United Elates, the ms.
tUanal frevsU ami pari
•
a ca*>
tommlUeo CeeklesJ (hat • natira
punUng. along the avenue would
be tbe mast effeclirrc. ,
Dianga for the necrcallonat Re
search Contest wers collected and
U * tefomiallon obtained by the
pwmbera m i discussed.
.
*£2 TuSSS% .ftSS
Part Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By Yourlnflurance
»
5S t.b
Aa aitiflf on tha
rhry£should
bo Bias
lor to get tha (ta t
are expected to nrrtra tomorrow
from Plant City to spend tha to-
a m t w ets: Mrs.
Bkswsst?
W can'virtually
■^1
Which 1
r to . UmM
qrtf 1in *1
more DU
RADIO
NEWS
1
SUNDAY
Visit Itantilsl :
2
teaspoon^, hike |-" 1
'.teasp o o n salt
PALATKA ,
Ravine Garden!
\l» v n K T I .s |\ f .
Sanford. GirlM Take
^F y S ^k k i At FSCW
from Wau« called by Jlaasa nursing, first-aid and even
ka*s father- auto nsaeha nkra am being taught
grand- at Florida. B ttte Col legs for
Weraen as agtrs-curricular de
fense courses.
Other defense
By Nads
— • vJry
J*. Ik—CAV-
laC’l k ^
of n aih ln g to o , D C.
________
/ M ra C. A- Amta
■ '
ears O f
» V s s Adequate
CMidren-la Frpblcm
FA (TOR
ATHENS, t!a_ I .I.
i;ipcr
ll —V r.l I,, bm 1 ... -! t* »# f. if
F iiih 't.s s V i'r'b i
A ulei Fellini
Rs4 CrswsisR.tl
AA ZI A111L E. A I Q
O E•«E —g *. '
f
A brilliant, colorful s o u t h a m j
,i.l
j
m
Ju n io r C h a m b e r ol Coen m BCCfl
c e rem o n y in one of t h t W O tld V
g t c i t b e a u ty t p o u . n b e * .
...
n
JUST ARRIVED!
tile d
[fid d le
F o rc e *
E ast
B u ild
R a ilro a d
CAIRO. IVb. 25, [WIV
moat 700 mile* Of rallroai
stlVCtfon hsv* brvn Undg
bo the Alllnl flirre* In the
IM a iltrn an* In tha past
Although Hi.- lines bars
llal prlm arii, for military
rtlln f irujl) Off i »s s- ll,.
•
war s|x young llin a r . . . r.. ....11
Au..trail*’• Ihmu. I. f.
I......
ha« an|iou»e«il ifi ' ............
tlw Army will I.
t. ' ..
To reliicve II i. I . . , .1
alr« alKurt 12 ••.ii.in-. i ,•
,<
•seh rank from m.jm |.. .rr,* ,i*
I# SS-Try the efforts •■( the youny
caaerala thm url. all m n li 1 . is.
nuisbl«*t private
"Object | . Io |»l«r* llic hojnf
trmjr ofi • comi it i.
fiec im^.**
oMiifn t Army MmhpI* r Knr<l<
^Thr hfllU tpi grid n | h r M'tkfril
ms Joes, captalpe. Ile.l
I . ri I
non-roim’rr»dom <1 oiti*ct* I tin*:
rata Usd are alt e v itiis m iralnlnir
IO IMK> •final aam plr* uf m rfchaniJi'r m 5rgra
r a l a l o f ' NEW KAMI IONS
l ahrU
l ur r and
Viall «»ur order eiffirr Imlat t
who are rrirullnl
nss courses are: |
rodstholtl 01 echmi. (fib re Ibmt Jft' miles af these!
4 ■Erasrtrk, K m u , Ilgas vb s .- I-BBII nltn pleln), with
’•I" Durden, fir. 1 1 nilns Vtiiimi'g o u r them regular11. ami oimthrr 2Po miles Is nearik* completed. All this has heen
M a glues January, 1911
These figures do not include rail
;0M in Iraq *r>H Iran. In which
A M nean terlimeian# are paeticlnattog. AItho.rgh ilieae two coun'M
a rr now under- the Cairo
pX ip h'-ner of ) | i n
lolTTt. nlrr« nf i)r
w ho has
"i>e«t foe tha past two
.7 5 ,..E . Alkwr, Jr.. r^ thH tlc d llrrra n ra n ' are/
a t her'hom e/nii U»k
Saturday aftemnon at ••ram, l u t il ha- been mJt
Dominion iimlertaklng, earn
■patty. •
dwfchei and eoea-»oi». by, AbatralUn, N««* Xeolan
e tth African rail liulldtng
to the following
(red. h ic in tm , .Mu* • ifftoying IhouurnHl uf <
we serve
.a*
f i n Pi which mo vs Jo
» W m r extending railfrkai
Tteaso Ubotara earn up
'W
■ day, several times
*gje .Would niakr ur Ih rlr 1
O M of.U m cheap
JOkatlM.gnd min-
W ad wuh turnips.
m erksn Lei
|to*m of |J
r 1 w- r - » j jjr - n *»***^
J q ..
Illi,
iv u .T a ia
Robert Newman. .. hn waa rsA trm nf Southern U esutirs wl|« Mtll rohtjH’Ir (ct ll»r lltl** *»f
eently acrvptoj in (he United [!"A isles tjuecrt for 1942" a t iH a.Jr/tt» Amnui] AvaKn Kr»i|««l t*»
States Naval llr» rr .r Air Corps,
has returned fmm JnrksonrUle be •latr.'.l in the lisvlnn O ardtnt 4' r»lwlln, S’jrul.t)- aftrf ittriiH,
Mnr. I,’ utid^r the *|nmvorrh)p of i'.il.it kit Juvcrri. Miai N uinn
to awslt further ..i.lcr».
•
''
Lerainc Evers, renler. hr heiug apon» *«sr* s| lay | | m* AixIiiIubU. Ala .
Miss Slildml Mi Inlyrr luts res Juui'V Charuher of C'umntercc: Mbsi >.ii t h Vfurrh, left, wr111 r r p n turned to hoi |.ume in Mlanrl
a tif f spwvlinc the rwst two sraaki sanl the Jacksonville Junior Chambrri uf l ommeter, nn«l Mu> Vtf.
aa the guest of her unele and pints l^ e Horsley, right, will baarTlh ' color* o( the Daytona B^ach
aunt. Dr. an<| Mrs. J . N. Tolar.- Junior Chamber of Comroareri This "in n er will be prcaantal $ |6 0
i)fc«* clob »ponaofiii|r tlir winner
/^Mra. I. E. Lstlldge. Jr. and in U. H. Defense Bonds, and the Jtj
two childrrn. .Sonny and Hhlrley, will rpeelro.a similar award.
<1 • v*
:;,x.
•an »w wv, you warn to
y . . . w i n . 0 Willi rho
?"r ^
■
m..A ik.iia k tiul moaa
Mra. Juilus 1)1ngfcider left th is
fur l'i nuicola where
•h irh mat a t ih a aftemonn
she will visit foV a f r a W l
with ber c«u:in, Corn. Julian Lots,
V to re ^ B a r
1
NEXT- r :
'topmaat chair-
inch figures to atartlo ua and to remind ua
bllndncwf
lila llln..a>
PHONE VI,
fcJBWsr,
io eye.
III.... in.I
llam.PIcklo mil .in
fof, Cockl.Ml or
sbippy
nlrnvra Clnele of
• >
Kgjf*
tU igr «onJj Iom Hane o f -I tf ' I
furrc during the M r , adding, - t\J
“Our builr>»»« Wider* should u»e
\i
ll»- newauapcr p a n * often to H - - •
spire confidence In the aim* ct our
1
war effort."
.'H i
CARD OF THANKS
Wr ui«h to t 'l p r a n /u u r deep
u|>|'M-rl»tlou aixl (•mlrfullwaa
frirndo
n n d ' neighbors, . Wfco
ehnwul thvlr kind,. B io l liewrts
9* rise dreeaard loved MW during
I ICR Folk
i l cup milk
1-3 cup Ktalr.1 ' . .
4 table* pom-.- l •• i . ..
I r n wlrllc. heal. <i
Mix flour, bakn . i
>
Folk, milk. II r n i '
I..,,
l irMly tn lx In r* <..( me
enU. Bake .o n ............Id.
until brown, Turn —. i . .
plotter ami n « w .
...
F ririltd Itm .I it ,. •
1 Inldcpooii. I..
[ ’« cup shm.M. 1 • .
| 1 tablej|ioniii (I
t-H Uaipoou *uli
M teaspoon papnk..
11s cups milk ,
•
I Herat fa t, add Iwef. cook
I rdfta flla tlr. Sill ........ .
| Add floor. Co»k ' •<I.
i
until brovut. Ad I
bid* and bull 111.'
TWa beef i» .. n
*
baked o r mashi.l nun.i... i
rice cakes or I'Uttn • »t tiiih/i«
M lu .K rm a Ihmdocy and Miaa
lioulae l*s r bin*, o r r s listed rsreutly "ii tbe am>n>twtin<i |U t, or
honor lull, a t blnrida Slate Col
lege for Woirirn In TaUahatake.
UNITED
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.
Miaa Mildred IlcrtdrU U fl t^" I 'd a new tetsU bW . cclluce, P«* fu r Kaslinan, C » , wbera aba
naaI between celery and lattoto. trill visit with her t« rm U fo r
i abuwn and deweribml by Mrs. some Mnie.
reliT A stalk or th« e ta s to b b
Mra. Roy H. W right left y e ster
1 l»ee to . each member to
day from Orlando by piano for
C tm ltonuon, Trim ., wharf ana
WOa callnl Lv the death of her
brother, Have 8 . Anderson.
a tLjrszs^^A
11 1
ly tha M leilalaturr. ssvn» toto
spent loti 4, months aro. Every
ease Is studied by tha tntimi»i!'>n
and todajsriwant tom thnU oti is
mad# of employment and rchablhfallen opprtttmKy before a pris
oner Is r tk a te d ^ ll.la aohL' > • •
1
' Mias Edith Lun.Jr.uist of Bi
port. Coon. I» tlic cucat of bar
brother and sister-in-law, M r and
Mra. Kaytnund l.yi>d«|uUt.
iT 'S id T ttv ,...
FOR
lrra lfa -1
Grapefruit IU I..
Cooked Whrat i . iv i
*, r Brown 8ni,ur
I B ulls red Wbulrwhmt [.
i '
' 'Jam
r..ff« .
j
' ► Lanrhr.m
. Chemo .Waffle* w ill t .
Dried ll.n (
1 Pineapple Kaucr ______
.
P la i n
I Celery Corn 8ot |>
i ,
Broiled Lniil. i l |.
Vegetable fli.i
! Graham Drrail
I
i.
Criup f ’a n i i >1> ..
Frrah Ajitllr fu n ..
i
Cheese W alllr.
I*» cup* 'flour 1
other detense
*
MEALS
;IW M
Mra. W. a
Gttollne—Drain the gu tank. Dlaconnec: carburetor
gnaollne line at tha fuel pump to oOoWdrainage. Dleconnecr tank to fuel pump Hoe at fuel pump and Mowout Re-
'cylinder bot M, valve itema,
40 or 60 ol to expnacd cylli
Ute mlref tthlch are open
■tarter and «w>)y oil to cylli
rfore. Apply a I
.
I i x a n i i u «:m ir i . i
liclicnrsitl Party IJfld
At Thumton Hom<*
,o n r i * *
MW « t th» n tH thing. Your
ORDER OFFICE
S a n fo rd . F hrrlda
!
�. **? *
*totmn
f'-MlW'?
At Track
it if it'^OM* mnurlii.
• To rmloe tiw pD* nn ch»n!IIc
ru m rn t., illlr - they h ire U rn
Uuntlerrd ' i k d d ried /"in otrr
Uchtljr »Uh a fcift, l«u»h. Hindi*
rirtfnlly lo p ro m t t* lria * \o r
B • IIT ii.
puUlnjf ool or U u n d ..
In Kiknunr" I’Ultharjh f» old-
FARMERS*
thin <o|wnhn*n, I). rjn-ik;
bUid.lihld i i warmt r thin M«n, l u y .
Let Us Make Your Car Look Like
New with a Sparkling Wash and
LKOAL
n o t ic e
w,,ou ,T W
S'™*
VM S,
Lyles Makes Fine
FVoaJi Cage Record
t o o So.
CWU, >r<
cA U r. i n
m d
SS&'jsS
irk Ave.
itW XP.
'J j s a s g j s
•a mu mi dir
N inr..
• U r of (h i M ill*
Bob Pastor Stops
Touted Negro Hei
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RACE — 510 M
IT FU11Y
LUCKY MARK
YOKKL DOY
.
Kua, <•'
Gomes To Meet
For Southern.
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UNITED ST m s
BONDS S T A M P S
DAILY NKWHI'AI'EII
NUMBER HH,
Member Amocialed Prat*
SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A , T H U R SD A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2G. I 9 1 ‘
Anglo-Soviet Amity At Hed Party
In East Indies W ater
EUied Planes Over
Rangoon JDown 21 -To Raise $5,000,009
Japanese - C r a f t ;
• British Hang On
Washington
Says
'SV ____ (
■WAWintCTOK, r A
it,
W M k i r t i l l ) M |t u N ic A r-.
( h r , a d h i. F b M b y ' b m a
*r Bill p a jm in li
It
i l l . , ' Bm ,
I *nd< Filipino tr o r y s launched
I a su rp rise i j l a c k an d hurled
WAMJ NtiTON. K*t>. 2-J, (49—
£ueh tr. m tn l- u - hlo-ii l i v e been
M yor V . C- Hill; K A, I...... ..
ch-tiinali of the C -unlv t' .mm *
eiun; arul W. A. te-fll r-t. t hi ni
t e r o f ('rm m rrr'c pm i.hni, haw
h e rn 'ap p o in ted h r (; v .m ..r P|«-.
aar.l Holland on th.v P-»mn-..ln
County Ihfen.B t'.-unri] h , r , u ii,r
H o in l. the fortnalb-n .»( w hsh -,a*
announied totUy h r • l. Inr
tey, chairm an of th,- l.v tl i.-unril,
Tha aypulnlm cnt f.-ll. m l the
• pproval c f the thr*.* nun ! » ihe
£ t* te D cfenie ( a t t u i l it Tat!*I-*l«*T upon the it-ctmun*n.(alion
1 nf the liwal rouncil The app»<ntn icn u were nia-lr tit i..>t ut-i
: H. ltanil in h li cara ciit #« . 1 an
man of th* Mat,- gmup
The l.cal K it fill it «►i ithni iilt r
Dec. to.
I the Japanese Invaders back
Ip/ftreral kllometeiu oil thu
Tteim at fc D r - ry
I Bataan peninsula. .
Appointed chairman of tlye
I Ttala was. Oft moat ilicebte Cttiaca* Committee for tha 3rd
(ten.
Hill, Dyson, Lcfflcr
Rcccivt Approval
For D efer st Posts
[►tern f» renorleri i fie r th*
dive tear J uffic.nll, th at It
K ilt Alt Nlpponeie iot.nl am t
h*ant -c a u la to th»- b .ito ro
P hilippines
■ t o tl • v reporlctl American
I advance 'by
At Present Rate, Sea
Pmvei' Of Foe Will
Be Doomed Id Year
dealt l-TJap u' -I, , y ami merch•n t martno thnl if the rate of
deatructhfi Cpnilmii-i fur die yi ar.
knr n t r l n l
wilt l« acaled,
Uh'lril Hlalea Naval (((fictile Ini(te*trd la *t nlaht.
1 TM» cuthor itativ,- uriin) wal
■ A blilioUrt from Corti
Doufflan MarArlhar'n hcwlf c ] u « n c n f In th e
MeeArihur'a
Naval OUtrlrt. Thimea E. Ih.we r. former New Ynjk district
' were driven late tha Bataan attorney, will m b . 88.009.OOU
Amour la In wllderoea* nearly t*>, lor tho Nary Hr lief Kind.
,
n tv v
bad
m tr*
elite*
I t aUo rnt.l in l»4»»lw- th a t it
baa gend rraann l-> l e l ;r»* that,
th tre mart, enemy luhm artne*
b a r* bayn «u-ik by I'niU-d Staten
Nav.'l f f h r n in tf*- A tlantic them*,
irr. And four damugrvl.
Thl*
■Kml hi ago, <
May Have Caused Raid S
)
-FtlhU ng atilt i t la p re rrw u .
British Announce
N azi Battleships
Are Out of Action
S u gar R ationin g
In stru ctions A r e *
S en t to Lawton
Initial In K ln irt'rn a’ bayB* been'
tee* ire, I
teeeiee.1,
W.;
Let* ten
p h aire
_____
■i fcrthryftll _ . _
' la addition, Ui
W en. wed ta h i ki»«k*d n t n f
- 'Ch» Iifieaa
S’ta
»
Itrra m ln f
« .
a
railHR^
m utharard
BriUth
iotm aed ,'Uday.
dl
Fat
fe ss-k w
a tlio if for tom e tim e to w o t " '
Tho Red gm iyV -alran g u laU n it not tin-fn-date a:
* f o German a rm y -' (rapped .hi' to Includa In Ote
tho B ttra v a R i u m o n e appeared Have been alakti
tu ia y to by th e E ra t atago of »
m aneuver aimed a t trapping all
N a tl foirva in th* bloody northw r ite r a com er of R n u la .
Tha Ituraiane declared they Md
fra ted tha reeerrea , which the
ilU h dcmolllion adoada ctm- Nasta are hurllnc Into the flamtd . th e ir d*»tru«tlon of t l u l line tattle of the.Stom ya Run la
a r t ' , where tha B o d e t rin* of
d fit ruction rioted tighter uflen tho,
aurvtTon ef tha omashed Ger
m an 18th army..
mbnluu, raid. "IhiT lny'rch. n
e a r tm i p i continued to aJc.iu-o
and orcupled a num ber c f popuKited i il i r ii " %i s ?=y Ey i> . ,; , • 4]
A R a|«fail. dU pateh date-lined
H a r a y a Raaaa — in d ira lln f Tied
a rm y poterailon of th e i tr r tr a lcatly-localod town lU i tf —«ald tb*
m oat furlcca fUthtlnp w a i tonllnu ln a . It Intim ated th a t new de
velopm ent* Wore im m lneat, a fte r
th e am aihlnc of th e ) ( t h Germ an
field a rm y and th a a la u sb lcr cf
N adt -la
___.. . i u r * r r a t L m l n t l i t e r * , it w were arnrnjo—d v rrte rd a v otl-ino.m
n ig h t, Mr. I jw to n »»> rrijm .l»,(
at. total, they ‘ n tlm a tn Ihn numtx-r o(
tr dtmaatne n p r r t e d to be n r n l n n l at m -1
the appm ij. whool in th e ccunly h j th r lt*rh
m , who have been d e iie riit-l l.v
• he. co rem m e n t
ect a* n - r t trajtl* a n d -w h o will iuu.- the r* •
Clcnlmt took. TbA book 1* e«
peeled to have * certain num’« r
of it<mp*v With which a limit .-1
•m ount o f ru g a r m ay he IkmijIiI
Th* e rtim atc t t the miml-.-r ■(
(•cople w ho Will rc g is l-r i* *ii|noaed to bo eoti'idetnl l-y M«S, Mr., fa w tn n raid.
- Ite - O i l fd rth rr rm *ir*tr i t
c v n tirt th e local liallom nu H «-.l
(er a rtla iu i-'u a of the fimhl. <»*
t i n t ar* expected
art*e .
rrn iln g t h r rrg la tr ti-,n. The It.
tlonlng Itc a r,| wilt li-y r iur^-lition g e a r 'a il TV fU lratton in coun-
,
Brigadier General
• "T he G trm an -K a a clit force* ar*
a u ffe rln r rr* » t laaaaa In m tnpowe r drwl eoulpram t," today’a tom -
H fiO O
nnlfona! rygtetnif “n I” ■btafr
H u tch iso n 1- I»
In
fom Ui fltmv hmcliiuArir'rs
i Mltmin r»P'« f 1 • *t 1
I
Af irrlr* ni
«CJtio*
**fN bUi L,i •
r ,f
A M. nn
n iln i fn»m
{•••Jrth Intcrcrptor
rm m im l «
iinulcntifird fkir• f* n wry.
M**l in th r ir e s
•■•I* i r r rrunfllrt*
rig Oil I a-*
rf fin t I* Inelnc
•OaJa f*• r*
r the fu rls, it Is
!»>•** w rrt' (|rop|K-ti
Iror •*'
■rtA nit j'iii •* » uric* sh«»l iliJWrtl,
-T h tf r
kMta r -'ineiiter flaic
nmnttnt of a n tl-ajrc raft firing.
nil cl--er M gnil came a t
rAlth- , te
/*
Jack C. Russell
Gets Aopointment
At Station Here
‘n aiefrlrd tnliv iht l)nH*i
N ib im s * rr m ailing "m stn i
I nni
R fm llar ceatrsM e ra In
I t v i p ie rr* a t the ipH nffor taany-pboMd opcratlDM, roaa » l- m ala r l tan a no H
AM aala. O a-
am i
Sa
m et ban lea court
m en who p a n
Pc* eaam lnatlooi
p Propaganda In
Press I s Active
IfW YORK?Kcb! 28, (49—Tk*
ljo p r r ta hid a field d ry of
jm tarxia W Vdnmlay over the
[line o f the C alifornia coaat
pday n ie h l-b y a JaJtaneM aab-
lb O ttering i
» to ld tha *<
I Heir |
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ntvd had
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i iiran\ nh irh * r aaltj the Jap
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-lick (' ttuM ell h a i l-een at*- ..........
ooiolril m . i l i n t entom olrglit *1 I r r ■lalrtl
the Intel ei|*erlm *nl ipft'o n It h«i |
AM I' Hill l 'll* AT1.*|. 4 j»f a v4’luri
Jo*t (>een announced by Dr. R. W t ■*4\
I Mi Mi(iteli-l.i. •
'n p ie rh t 111 charge of Ihe atatiou
i -it li'Jp tin Ite-htIf ui
)l> liu -.itl, a native of Hanford the I
t »t ( i fmillllvn '!*• tl»r
received hl« llaehelorT and Ifaa- follnr
■ml riHuUir*
Srnuiit.lt
u r'» i l n n c t from the D tilw ralty
« Miimittrr Hsrtfnt !
-*( plerida anrl haa recently been Ot In*
--•trl « Ik lo I M t %•
r[p,nliiyr,( i.y the Rockefeller I'onn
. ■ It , I- i n 'd 1 W a |
(nln-it ..n m ilirta re ira rrh In Tat
1 *1. mi U' tit I NV W •
|i hit m h
1
V « l l. William \ W -I I
H»*
take un hK ilutha h trr
I ll.itw , O | '* Hrifi l m
on the f n -1 nf March. Mr Ru»- J itm I* Jinkt(ft»t It. \ \. Wai* 1
aelt'a ■pixi-ntmcnt waa made poa-1 F. 1......in* v. 'C m . A, Sjk-rr, Jr.,
tlble hv th* Incrcata In the a p
K C«)'ir, T. \V. U « ttm , t
propriation for th e Celery E « p e rl-, 51 II-mM
ntent Sivtlnn by the laet legiila- 1 A I-. F» *\ T W illiam - C It
tu rr.
With the coming of Mr Ikift aim II J 1.rhnian. Firal V
Ru-a<ll. th* ila tlo n will be le t l r r flvami II J P fpr, n J Hv* f
ntulp|H><l In h tln grower* with - • U n f i r i*h »tin. w C h •1
their Iniict iiroblcm i, II v i i itat- Far F
i : I**. ■lift! itv E \ llr*. Ik
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Hivgin * H 11 \Vi*ht II
it I
A m tp rititn su lim tiriiic x i
puitw H lI tw o
f l it 'm y
It
l » r u t', a n i.iix illtirv ship
n frtM g lilt-r in u(lnck.-t in t k d
p a n t IS h n u re pit t h e in f r a neat- nt-u-lHMiu- l il v m i o n
fo r c e * m h u t c h K ant In d ie-t .
w a te r*
T inh u tc h
Im lictt
h u n ilijU a rtc r-r H im lif te d n
J n p n n o e w'.’iM h ip . o n e o f tt
• -MindI tin Mg pr CwiUrtMtl” to IksJ
hit
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I f*
hat* irm thnl th© m t*
>4iW
Htifttl, iirioai from »
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ill « tti iv r
lower
Sunml r a
It .tt .1
hnvnl
iorocb
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•i *4tulh»ift Humnti u port.
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s
.
j» navikl h a ir ami t l r *
ilimttv in wM tcin Jftva. Th*
Ih 'frb ir|n it in i rmil imtptl fie rc e r
fillbt ifvir up f r | r !•«*, adktmwlMlgrvl th r
m plura
Sink tin^, vkrNktiirn Itarnsu, mi.I
th\- ib In ml of Its n ifbo, »f/ SrnitlV ll! .--fl»l'*e i i j t t
d d h tr.l Im*i nnfhl thnl 'th is M^ntl
• 'r.i*i|fhn!il now H im nirn|»klfly
»|n ii ilir.il nmi tlrcU rn*t *hat
• i.lrm h lr rrtuforctim*ills** H en ur*
<t til h rtpnlid
T hr
Jnrm nm r iteru|YaU*'fi of
Hall a ml Tim or, a ■poke-man »aM.
1 •«■ t nni[ilrt«M tb© ffirirtlrm e n l nf
J..* g by ru ttin g • ff H- t >mrnttaf« it.mm with A ustralia.
■Uti Ib«* o fh tr b-Pil ** K«» a<klc«|v
i f viimiII i* anprei of th r •Itua*
" *n ite ih r farl that th** JapangfM*
f-Ht r* nit* »prf#i»l n v rr s lifU •
' ti n
If m-tn* itlanr- ftr* n*nt in
I vn, 11 vi 111 hft iiitftftihU tr* #*M“ l*t
-at «tip«>r|or(tv ami wto« oat tho
• ,i " rip ip v ii'o n fnrfM M
H * miiln N rlt'eriatul- In4k**
" * x n tr *I* 11o nr 11 **n J « V1 ,M th|f
Li*tmin Wfta iiuntt'ef *'Thti mil*
■MCi win- nrilv gftTritain<• f**r thi- mutN*»r cf fighting
ih U k if* (Iftlnna tj» III flirt thn
grv
110- aih U Iflume!* on Ifto
-•H '« t «*».| t i ilvatrnv rv rtv tb itig
' ' bI m iy h t lir irmrfnl t-a him befnr*- » *i t r 'C h * In |H#* IriirrtoF of
•hrsf iftlft'OiU In rontlm ir the figh.
h‘ *nrrillft taH lr#/*
Th*- h 11 Ic* for Java hr irolpatI ka‘•11 !»«• ftll-otit. wiiK the AlHra
t hi on ing in ev pry thing l hr y ran
mftjMi in th li arra
I I ' U * ls
—---r ” *
|)r ( t • !*-•
Park, ri airm an
vf 4K*. In - wtcn of H ealth or th r . %
fw
Btmlnnlff County DtJrns® nmn- l I P C l H l f l l l
W ill
lit1
•il, m i.* •nno-mcvd H v a p p o in t..
! ; i v ,,n
A L m it
In rli-i
n e n t nf f r . fl. If. Itn n a w a .
,llu n
A O O U l IIU IM
-hairm an t f tha Dloo<l Bank for !
w"*
Ut- r u n tf.
K N I H i N . Keb. 2d. (49 - S ir
The appalnlm gnt waa approve!
l, ,,M f
^
Sy J. U Ingle*, chairm an of th* I? hurchill gnyernm cnl W e r n c te v
**■------ «
** r * — “
!'■ 4* swirl dec Ison on I m in a
will re n re .en l th a council a t a
lile-ril firat ipcdch
the
S ta te A dvliorv Contniittoe meat- Jan-I
prime mitililer"* llo u ie of^Ciim*
■fif to l>* held Sunday, a t 1:09- m en. -pokcim an, declared it vital
P. M. a t the A n ftb lle H a u l in th a t the people of India f lth t nmi
Orlando,- for t l o anim ation e n l ■*ai l with B ritain '' 'In d rfrn ,* of
e r n n lt a l i o n of a Blood Bank for th -lr v eil rbunlty..
each dial rict,
T b- form er Eociallat, now o ffl.
cUI leader of a parliam ent nverw hrlm inily ro n ic rv illv e , H orded
a »i«ciiianeoui enlhualram Into the
hr tie which haa been U tk in *
elnce Mlnaton C hurthlll'a own
The p u hi ir la tovltod lo attend e re -t ipcrche* of tha aum m er of
•ate evenipa’e evaacolU tlc i o m te»a to b* held a t th e South Side
P a p tie t church t a d conducted ty
W HO’S DUMB •
JPdbUc Is Invited
To Attend Services
A uoel-
il(frn*r of the N lth
rrlan d a
d
Charles Meriwether
Passes Defense CIuhh Preshlcnt Approves Putnam Named Head
Hrants For Hospital Count v Blood Bank
K E E 8 L E R KIELK. H b « , I
28,— (Soecial)
V \l . ChariWASHINGTON' Krh. 2<l, ( 4 9 dim e* M eriw ether, J r , of S..r crealdenl
,
Il(><»vtrli ha* approred
ford, to d ay afaa prnduated fru . tf tn t* public w nrhi and Itn ta the-- alrulatia ntoehanlca cuur .- ' iva f'nanclny a* fillo w i:
■t Koerder. Field. tl>* new Air
Jaekionvlllv. It* .. h.i*pltal faCorpa T acknieal School near Hi - V U tf, g ra n t IIT.VCS, apvpior 19.H xl. Misa. }|p la th a aon of r i,iTt (conitroctiun r f l-* te ry buildJ, M eriw ether, C elery .Awnm-. . i 1n ( for r i v r m i a» addition to
Oertnyaplea :fo r tb * h u n d re d ,. I|
tie r ilu 'p lta l)- a im hofpltal
In th o , / I t a t a m d u a tln e r l n " f
g ra n t
rponeor
l»r», all of whom aticccacfilly f
__ T aiternaU un an-l e«uln.
com pleted tho Inteniica eouree,In
t of D ural County H oapH tl.)
werw held In,coiO uttetlim w ith!
dodlcatbm o r K eealer .PT1 I1I, . 1*. ]
Hit 2 Transports And
2 O t h e r Vessels;
Japanese 1 (lain In
Drive In Sumatra
WASIIINCJTt N. F«b. 26
I,Vi—S r r rrta r) *»f W ar R iin
i hi’ council, rn m tiri't* ihr f . In t
-»g m einben
\{r if t *I M
Jv^ion »Ptl *\lr. !*frl«t Mt \ *
W , chairm an; \V |> lf"fi»» m»
vice chairm an i n<| \ ll Im . i
<on. ro**iFrNtvatoi
Mr, Infltfy »«w i.x te it.l i ,*•
in line with a i ti v*iit MUfiiiiii 11■111 l <
f
the ’S tale Count il. «Iniinir that
thm fo-tird lilt tor of the count tl
• hnulil b« Ihff comniftTulcT of th**
j nrtIon gioup utk'fi p tartn ’-iMi
Mr. I'rlrra o n h at I n n a ji^ iiatid
to m m in d er Of the Irral muru I
in adthiion ta hts riutlr* aa
o tdlnalor, Mr, PefFnatin will
hi
cfnarg# af i ll tb* action group*
during a ir rmkl w arnings, htark
i wyia 4ir any o lh tr rm rrgenry
h’i rating n n I»
ti
.1 flown in n
iiitmtx r • (
t I ' 1* III 1,11* AUgl
f-a and ih '' t"*‘ i Hiftiirs, includm e (h- m- • 11 ft 1 ■irjwirl Yihrrr
.utlw iril'r- 4• » ‘'tn tJlIlH firU 11k4'
. 1
, “«Iudsrt f *11
[| I t i n f o i l In a gm - '
■■jrccSf' .)>.
H r, L aw ton e»pcct» to receive
am
m ore detailed IrM ru e tia r, loon icJ-Oi An E rin «r.-n rrolilcivlM no
-a rd in s th a ra tta a in c r f "w ar inConsl«f* m l rhi^ refwirt of
lien book cnr". ha add^l.
,l<onfIdcml»l4*** s n l i 'i l r a i f t **lrf
•tl sm tlrm tnlrm enl
-■
- —- —•
#: >5^- —*■'»*
k blood* Imp
rap tu re nwimcea not only in
It's Your Lifeline'
i k*hit Hi 1» Ihn 'invftf mrw t»-si v - f
S tim scn S a y s Ei’d r y A g e n ts
b c h a g u rird defender* aim* they
-
Thiee Local Men
Are Appcinted On
Executive Grcap
AH IIEV H.LE. N. C.. ra h . to .
—(A t—A. B. Nlchoteon, >0, n
veterin arian 84 yeara, aaya a n i
m ate ar* a lot lik* human*,
“ only eomatimaa they net w ith
m ore »m»*. w hen they p e t •lek."
Florida
Soldier.
M nv
B t*
U sed
During Fmergenry
1 \ I I AHASSEK. tvl*, m .
l ie -* i(e hotel ci-mniUlloii hai
»tir»i-.l u lu rv rv of all Kte^,lg
Jylfl
nn-l epartroept
fiellitle*
-• hie*- ectu'd he m ute iv illtb l* tn
the federi I eovernm ent for rehab.
-'I'atJon op -1 eoo v alricrn t hr-mtri
for wounded id ltlle u or for trainili» .fhnote.
"P tnridn ha» am eng Hi mot*
• h u t 10,000 h o ld and apartm ent .
holldlnga m any which could i f ' ’1'
c n n v rrtrd Into rehabilitation and
t'n v a le ic c n e * tuimea et relatively
•mall coat,” Holel Cnmmlalonar
H unter G. Johnion aeid.
C L EA R W A TE R . Kelt. !« . —
(A’t —T h# Cleveland Indiana' e«e•
ond -q u a d of 'k a il nlayvre nr. .
ported to M an d ier I-ou -Bond■eau yeaterday.
Ilc ru la e ranml-’e • cadalhenlea
were o m itted In favor of o elu»>
m ettln e , h o t Boudreau ordetod
ew ryono o u t fo r a lone a fte r- no«n r*aaion a t the pork.
Io« H aving. 27-yaar-old rvllef
"Hetier, agreed to loflna raatarHay a - d probably will e rr)re befoto th e wookend.
’- { m m
N o n w ia U ii hit at roi
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UNITED STATES DEFENSE
BON D S * 8 T A M P 8 .
DAILY NBWBIfAPKtt
RAN F O R D , F L O R ID A .
i\ , F E B R U A R Y 2 4 , l»42
M em ber
A m o clalrd
N U M B E R 145.
I’rena
— 1
S. Ships, Planes Search
k
> Boat, DestroyLoot Off Coast
Newtfotmdlaqd;
T a n k e r S u rv iv o rs
L a n d In F lo rid a
WEST PALM HEAClLFeb.
ad-—1»>> Th* A markonowned tasker, Lha M ST-toa
Republic of .Houston, T e g ,
was torpedoed by as enemy
submarine off Uw Atlantia
coast with a s apparent loaa
of flea Uvea.
The* United States Navy annbemeed ( 8
aurrivors, tars
slightly
w i n tid e d ,.. >r»fu
brought ashore.
- J O * J a p a n e s e ih u r le d f r e a h
t j f c p * a f x ln a t t h « B ritish
i M a a lo n * the» S l t U r i a Rlvc r In B u rm a, 2 0 m llk i from
t h * -B a n x g o iP lc U h k r railw ay .
K s x D d o p . . t e k nowlcdyed a
B H tlah w ith d ra w a l a c ro s s a
8 0 -m ile a r e a . betw een
tho
132,015 y Interest
On City Bonds Is
To Be Paid Soon
C a m m issio n D e la y s
A c tio n O n B u y in g
BOa and .8ItUm t^ura.
A d d itio n a l S i r e n
C l l k w re in fo rc e m e n ts wens
ytyterslng
Into
Burma
to
balp
California Coastal Oil Area
I n v a d e r s M e e t F iein ee
R e s is ta n c e
A lo n g
S u m a t r a - A n d B a li
F ro n ts
By
A llie n
City. Commissioners authorised
lha eeml-aanual payment o f. In
terest coupons on City bonds,
amounting to $31,011, due on
M ar. ,11, ami w i l l depeaH a
cb ad l. severing that asm Id tbs
Cauttsi Hanover Bask sad Trust
Campaay of New Yaeb City,
Bill.
. . /;
Australian pUnca bombed nl
P r e s i d e n t D e c la re s
drome. and akJpptag of J a pence
S t r e n g t h O f U . S . occupied llatau). New Drita
Island.
I n c r e a s e s D a lly
"The Japanese unila on St
undoubtedly are o i t . olC-frem i
w a sh in c to n T rt«s
i t . __ -see-bento aupplloa," a Dutch I
'M V -T M WWU Hm m eaU
ferment said, but be. admits
U u a M ta iM i i j w j n
they would bo able to lire a
the
country ' Indefinitely
at
teemed to have ample arms m
eqalpmenl to bold the paeRk a
Dr. A. W. U Van BURta
m the war bust eight.
borgh Ktachouwer, G o v e r s a
General of the Netherlaada Bast
LONDON, Teh. I t,
Indies, said last night that SS
Prime
Mlaister • I
all-out
attack on Java was
Oharch in laid the Hai
rnlnant and celled on the pi
to stand firm against It.
"A fter pome*, Celebes and
the Moluccas, the enemy. alM
has occupied southern Sumatra
and Rail, he said In a broad
cast reported by the Ancle NswaAgency.
‘*Tbe moment approaches whan
the
all-out
attack
will
bs'
------— our main Island,
Tbs situation In Ja r s Is r a t i n '
ly dliferent from that In the
o u te r
provinces.
rutting
strongly
superior
fo rce
pp
will be much more dlfl
“ We face th* coming
Opere Ilona with faith
Iron wtlL Beating off
lay. bolding out melntal
the •often- petition*. are amcrptim
to victory.
naal battles |
will make tho
long distances
dost disclosed.
WAHIIlNCrfON. Fab- M.1
(A*)— The War Department an*
noanerd todav that Army and
Nav, alrrralt. and aurfnao
K u tla h.rve tlarted a »rarth
In ,
ikr rarm ,
-ubmarlaa
> H .h -helled the llankUa
Hrflneir near Kth
D ,t night.
The department said tho damage fmm the ahrlUng wan
allgM. sod no caiualtlra worn
rrporlrd7 Thr submarine, *pparrntly Japancor. 'fired IS
round- of flvr-lnch -hell* at
the rrflnerp.
,,,,
i of American
th* area.
& MtLr*tbe
was virtuoatiy port
S T a g o would
a be repeateda the koy to
1 Marly a
M ti by
mo la tho
•a mad*
rad the
redb
third
since
war.
tnaat bo crated
lha essential
with Japan,
•Ultary man
cithand
arid to
sen Urn
blimp roturna arjd hits the same spot with a
icennd t*omb. Dottom, the blimp circle! tho
huge oil -lick trying to dclrrmlnr (vault-
Patrulln# Atlantia coastal w a te r* ,'a Navy
blimp dlacovairg sa oil slick, usual alga of -a
damaged mbinarlti*. Tom left, th# blimp dropi
a bomb f t the head of the trail. Top, right, th.
t
•ailing, the Denpaaar Airdrome
and other atfalrdie points on the
Ulead fUskfng Eastern -Java. In
view o f . their rioase*. however,
their victory woa a "pyrrhic"
one comparable to their "mn- D
N fnarirntP
H
eH
oueet of "th o burning home* of
Tarmkaa. Ballkpapan and Palembang," a DaUk high com.
a
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T*n
U ep
io n
D j rr aa w
u
to n
n
a
v „
- ,- w - - _ Han- am) »p«*clftcatl*>n» for tow
cal ctM>|wratlo«i In a national pro■
gram
build
OO.O
OO N
»-»l.vy
>«l *< * r jIu11u<I g
cr <'
m^ rl .to, rpi
. nr. bfor
lhc
i n m i u i »au*
I* ( I v o r V / f S e m l n D l C
Smith Rules In
rfxjz:, s
. w u * i * n *»
I nounced this morning.
vmi**w■ --1
-— local
r ■a -raw
is lstw
PtolUoa. o n h Tka name,
o, 3S
men
a v«v L « ! f ! r . ■ ■
,^ i S u t
I pifrnJ on th« rrfular and f <>unty high
rontrl
use lees as springboard! for th*
laf pan.) of proapactiv. Jur- •f 1!*«• , , 1° ^ r‘,u.n“ yKi........... . . . .
•tpootod assault on Java, the vn , and the regular [u r r for tho 16“ ‘*
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r'* 'un ‘ * * '
United Nations Southwest Paci Spring Term of Circuit Court r , , “r‘ * . Th* a ~ i,S Y m^t
Whl be aeleetr.1 from the*, name* ,mod' ' C1*"” ' Super!, lendrnl U fic Command reported.
whan Court ronvmra neat Monrrlra.ed . .latemrnl f n ...
day, Clerk U V llemdon .Ulwl S «rrU r> of the S*v> I k
*,.
knot in mnnoundrif the
t _____I- /-___ •- «,__ "The armed service- >*f Ihr Uoft
S h ip y a rd
P ro d u c tio n
J»ry brought In five Indictment! ed S lain need |n.OCKi Muxtrli *>(
I s S a i d S h o r t O f P e a k last wrek, and two case* warn each of fd) different tyrw a nf fight
k fl over from the preceding trig aln rrft. 600.000 Mn all. and
CAMDEN, N. J , Feb. f t , (AA- term of Circuit Court. Tho raae we need them How," 8icr*l«r)
Jabs Oraas, International p m l- ayalaat Henry Jonrs, accused col- Knna said.
"We need them for purpose* of
dent Of the CIO Marino and Ship.
‘ pockvt-book snatcher, ebarg
aircraft recognition training and
* nee nwtiKB,
Hr
that production in
Court at 10:00 A.M. Honda; gunnery lighting practice.
Amarks n ablpyarda U -falling
•ard l/wkr and Wilbur Rood enrol lK*l. civilian group- will u»r
the
im-lrls
for
public
duration
in
from SO to 54 percent short of
ng a breaking and entarin
recognition.
We
ha«*
what It mold boMrocaua* there la ehar^, will be tried on the aame'I aircraft
•l,c,“r\
,
,•
. bri ll muI to think of no mm'
a -Strang suspicion that the emp k y sn am not ao much Intemind
ot « ' ' ln* * 5 'm
‘6a Mar. 3. H a r r ,, Gory ami
rxsr, will
.It) go on -lrUl at ‘ h* n hv , ,k ',,* , ‘>,r V h
*
, r * In seen- Harry. Gore,
I- m ke then, for u.
0:30 A.M. rhrr r ^ .f with Urcen,
cpUIncd br.cfli
In * W to r * to .President linoar* of a hey. At 0:30 A.M. Mar. 4. , M'
Ik? uu «i
ve t o v rjn r that Uw “acrepre-r Louis C.
»»■
of
Insanity
to
Ihr
"ldrnl;f.ration
mu.t
t, .
•hlpballdJmg. (tobllliatloii commit# made a ptaa
|
mill,
"ful
W. ;"n M *tratety rrmnatitui* flrvt degree
gree murder chirgo re/ " r } U ,°1' pilot
hM h«i Unit
rd - Mr- Orcen decUred “On mor- lamed by the
Grand Ja ry . wUl " • '!"* , fl«hl. no P11"*
I
* k of the workers In the .hip- go mt trial for
fo, hla lift.
life. Dellem,
1,1 l”° 1' ,or »?*•"*
_
•'ThrM* mcnlcit will U*' on m*»
hsMdtaf Industry la being serioj,. 1 * -Said to have murdered
,""|r*»4♦ ■*»!« of one to T i. Th*'.
V Impaired k r Iho attitude of it.« Irother In an argument.
i,.
|
mrRni
t h n • model pl»nr »r»n
•“Fan ! Perry, colored, •will
for i at
- 33
" fret la Identical with thr
tried by ‘
the sMptulld Inga prutod Fisault.
Two caaoa true airplane, seen at juat unde
rrfoao to mak* the
re held over from the last half a mile. Dy studying thr
■crlftaa k the Interest
Court term wore against mo<lrl through a atamlanl ring
>1 harmony rod better U m y 7 Lane, charged with assault sight peed on aerial gun mounts,
to murder, and Veator Edgv, neg lha pilot [taras not only Identifi
ro, charged "with assault with In- cation hut rang* aa well.
"The models will aerve elan to
tent t? murder. ..
\
.
The M ^.*n wbq are liable for tfoln elvlllfo *#pott*re* In klrntlfylng ravmy plane*. Tho, tlrlltih
Jary da(y amt
L. K Floyd, Honry Wolcott, have found Invaluable the ability
C C . Walsh/ frod BaUy. W.H. cf cltlaens, through cloee tlody
Pupa. Ralph W. L m s i , C.H. of models, to Identify a plane In
UtmuOTOH. F a k 14. (AV- Who , On Bebmabf Porrvst Gat- the IneUnt It alight take to pea*
ono flood hank Into another.
chat 1LB. Riser. L J , Water*. from
•Tho safety of our major cities
Ooogga IL Altman, Ralph King,
nuty
soon
depend oa tho ability
HJ1. Duncan. Jo* Fortier, J . E. of oar clllteno
along coastal area'
Rowland. J r , Albert Hell end Jtoy to s -H and report quickly and
;,,f *
A g r ic u ltu r a l
t
jd d rtJ#
f I r o i m v—
«■r Crrman -ulnnarlnr aeUvl* lira off the Vrnrauelan coaat.
Thr Stair of Ktorula ln-> •<*
tr-t ran- againal the
I .....ip
Avrtcullurr A—•«i*t **ti
........hi, h thr Stair atlroiplMt to
m-kr tin- Association l>‘ >
,,1,1, |.r,.„nal pio|irrt» t«» "«
,.f farmer*. ( * I* Hito'i-.n,
i, ■u „( thr < Irrolt ......... 1•
,r-i.i| , , »trrday iftrtm -oi
I ho
Slatdtnx-li-l to . opt..-It* r
I M lo-c limmyttati I) »pp'«lro
ih. . a - In Ihr Stair Snpni'.c
ti.olt. *t»l the hi-alo*g '•
|mndxttr
| r -ii II. Ttlbblr. nprr-rnt
thr Stair, an.1 <5- A SpvM »»•
-Itornr) for the loan
nclaimn
Cnriitt t'niirt M H. Smith hand
r,l ,|„w m Ihr d,.cl!lon h*»ltr *»
f4IN.tr Itf thr ■*• /U lln n tohrlt l»«r
•i *-aii ii ■Ilull rlMlmrd i irin|ili"D
fI*, in |>ft)lMjr thr t««
•"
Beflarny, negro•wh..’
Cigarette Price
Raise hr Sought
rga
i ntilci north of SadIr R irb tfli
! ami litnr krai the war’* first *©••
j my ■hrlling of thr AmtliCSB
mninliunl The only iliimftfv FSl>ortr<l « hr to thr torll'a pump
ing plRnt anil tlrrrlck. ThclS
v*frr no rMRi'Mltlr*
Thr ■ohmarlnr iu K rcmI about
half •
a mile
off ■horo
lit
half
o
•y#k»ilmnaea rtuortW ,
1r<l atokv »rv«rmI mla1 ,-|r- with ita dork gup.
8a farpes knimn (hr iVlmna, w .« th *. first alghtoT Off-'
Ihr PalitornU cataat alncg DrIt-mtx-r when a mimtwr of J ai—r.i-.r -ul*inarlnr- — rr
artlvv,
, ( , , , ih,- atUck on I’rarl Har| t , t h a t period a numI-Vv_
I
Inrluiling the Ab*o. tUrkHl
-n,p action V I, -tnolar Ur rc-
Airplane Model 'State Loses Test1
BuU^ih Wi 1,1 Case Concerningi.,,”.Aid War Effort
Tax On Mortgage
; y 1*** c|r<-uiicourti
as*;
• I iu n t t ’fiI j i I l l y
»f
th r
ml
tohri r r number nf tanVrrs wrrr
•unk *n*l an effort made to Ml
fin- to thr htg oil r«*.'tn*Hc* on
AmiIim I tolan*l by nhelUng them.
It ton# tAken hr another Indi•aliiDi thml thr (iriiimn *rtt| Jn1*1*01 *r oak ira Hip \««irk)n>* In
i It•ar a| f<> opvi at Ion anti that
t'la't* for thr at tiona off V'onrsu«’la ai»*l tii!• t •*i»•t v* pip p«rfirlt.l torrk* ng" Thr Japan^M*
•ulonailnr rmnniaiktrr mutt hav*»
U rn i*t **u many <lay«. it wa<
poinlnl nut, ant! pivaumably it rritn l in«tructioiu tH*fora
v*
|dv hla I»aar to attark tht
n fk i»#tro|rum linr it a tima
•»hrn the German* were attark*
Inc an ln»p4irtant Atlantic Ocrail
iwlnilpuin region
Soviets Are But
5ft Miles East
Of Smolensk
i firm n
——I h.
'h
11! I ft*leafa in III* »R|»»tllk «• •I* »►
•
................... Ill thr m<HtlfMlfia »aaea* ••I
.. |.a*kiia
f » r « » r r « . teith-**.1
m g th«- i n l k u t i l i l r | h t #'*m r I |'M»p
ii
ti
toiilrh mnotiMl* I" thir*
taq*alala4
Ift*aq|a*t |f*M)f|t» mnUnUFaf ■
I
•Mill- no th- doDar. Mi Herndon
.
„f|
ffrnalvr rc *tn -1 rrtrfll'rtn-r.1 to *li» - J tinder a lav *-ti- . t ,v (icon
nan arm Ira i»n thV rcnlril
a rid tv thr 1941 Stair I.rjM aa Re»i #rpi» announcement
•ills- ami il*ti on ilirretiun fftmt r lg->rvii |kp fluvlrl* now onljr W
•'umpt roller I w.
jin***** r»*l of Sr«o|»n»k.
Ju«lgc Hm'lh dinTtnl Mr llrrn
The Hovlct |nfnrtnill*m Bur^ttl
t|un In n top l the mortgagrt toiih •a*‘l the pr>e»^hra«l nf a drl*T
mui |»«yment of the Irk iftrr a hail r^•'■h••l D^rogotmah. iwirib*
«tuilv of thw camo aa |irr«polc«l i--« t of ^mnlpiuk on the
by
association.
* R l^ r. ThU town lie*
lfowrvrr« the mortfNgr* have I mil**# •milh of the main
iim| Ixvn recorded »• th- appeal
hv, the Elate to the Huiuvmr ••rinlnu* nf a connecting brand
Court w*» made Immediate!* af
Th«
Vkhv
(Krvnrh)
radio
lat Ihr iltclslon agalnit thr State.
•v-attca-* tmlav nuot—l the Ger" ! i - ikn a« raving lha Russian*
h-rf l.'iA-hnl thalr M»ge*l offoaS e n a t e G r o u o W ill
r t tho war and that th# !»•
'nng-bealfged Leningrad J *
S t u d y T i r e P r o b l e m s Il«#
ra i-cvtrd »nv moment.
Domgobuah
elan
|a b rm U
WAHIttNOTON, Feh. II. ( A t accurately. |hy types nf enemy A rneelal Senate Committee on Vvsima. no* nf th* - koy. |(lw
,'5 0 !^
piano* that may approach our Small Business will Urklt the w '-*-r defense plrota.TM«
morning’s
rnmmantntf
shore*." •
/
pmblrpie of th* rubber and autu
rw-btle tire Industrv - n tit week. which told of rtuMmm bit
A member o f , tho committee, ■a this area said that ■In W
Senator Mead <D„ N. • Y .) an- *•*n to thwnvrvbuah. a' nambn
nnunred bearings would begin on -Uw-r populated ranters war*
Mar. L 'Ho said that represents- or“ **d.
llvr^ pi
of urv
tlrv H
dealer*,
tlro'.rvtrvrduvr\
w irn, urv
iwww»uHeavy aortal fighting *M
era, who'acakra and- man'ufaetur- -•nlod *na Russian advene*'
trv had been asked to attend -to •ha nff trial anwneomOnl’, 1
ate 1st u* to working nut a sound •hat jrr-lardav Id German p]i
and equitable ptaa which will on- were destroyad. eight o f ' t
(Uo tho Indepondoat t in r*taller* -w Uw ground. Tw*l»# I*
and mane&wturm of lha country planet war* ocknowUdgad . I
Each youth who products stated
quantities of accepted medela will
reoahro an Individual cortlflcate
Includin' Me Rasa* and a statemens ofl the lmportaace * f the
work laeued by the U. 8 . Navy
R e ra n jd ^A areaaatk*. j
h.
rL
m*
tkaae
W ILL
¥
a*-* J
\—--t.trrf r r o i l
Culifnrnia'n f.'unrtli'tl const
wbm ever more ulcrt tod«y.|
nflt-r a 'uhmitriiii*. Itcliovod I
In lx- Japaneno, limt
night
ahrllml lha crowded South
('alifiirnin connlnl oil afOR
durinu Prcnltlcnt Itoosovelt'd
rntllo ndtlmit to tin* nation.
Tin* 25-mimiU* nttnek coil! trred on an oil field and twflurry noar (ioli'ta, seven
S p r i n g T e r m S t a r t s drm nr school*
etdod that a tost at too at
atoald bo ren darted at sight
determine II the bleats coaid
Deck Gun Fires At I
R e f i n e r y For 25
Minutes Ca u s i n g '
Rut Slight Damage
Hunting Th^A xis Undersea R aid er-
Roosevelt States Japanese
I»F Aewrleled r m a l
planet bombed
e w . Dutch army heaAju
Java, and rawed Java
Allies Will Take ondfield*
but DaUrte acknowl
only alight damage. Date!
Allied troops vrvre rvportec
Offensive Soon ralatlng
ric reel/ la bumalr
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T H E BANTOBP H l j U t P . BANFflBD, rL b W P A
A Fighting Speech
Herald
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1M1
UP FOR THE DRAFT
If wia a none too happy picture of world condition^
which President Roosevelt painted for hla radio audience,
last night; even as a Japanese submarine was shelling our
PaclffcTcnait, but it was immensely, encouraging in that ft
wm a fighting speech and one 'ft h I c n showed plainly
enough. that the battle would be carried to the .enemy
and that this country would not be distracted from Its
main purpose despite sporadic raids on* this side of the
ocean and the clamors of isolationists.
There are. those, the President said, who would "pull
our warships and our planes and oiir merchant ships into
our own home waters and concentrate solely on lastditch
defense . . . Now many of these game people, afraid that
we may be sticking our necks out, want our national bird
to be turned Into a turtle. But we prefir to- retain the
eagle aa It (a—flying high and striking hkrd . . . \/e re
ject the turtle policy and' will continue carrying the war
to the enema In distant lands and distant wafers—as far
aa poaalblo from our. pwn home grounds."
To those civilians who have been wondering what they
could do to help, to all Americans not actually engaged In
the fighting, President Roosevelt laid down "three high
numosea'1 for their guidance, as follows:.
«* 7
^ ^ T T W e shall not stop work for a single day. If any
dispute arises we shall .keep on working while the disputa
Is solved by mediation, conciliation or arbitration—until
the war Is won.
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“2 . We shall not demand special gains or special priv
ileges or advantages for o p so n e group or occupation.
VERflE FOR TODAY
"3. We ahalr give up conveniences and modify the
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routine of our lives If our country taka us to do so. We
QlVETll TORMENT: in w||( do |t cheerfully, remembering that the common enemy
mAh uaUh^M is
"eck* *o dfatroy every homo and every freedomrin overy
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pari of our land.”
*?• '
IOMENT INCARNATE j
Wc understand that PrqaMent Roosevelt’s speech was
L
.__ icarlcd to MacArihur’s men fighting In the Philippines and
M onW
.we know they got a big kick oqt hi* reply to the Axis
nlng wik muffjid with' propagandists ytho have been broadcasting oVer (half ra•
lillos that America Is a,nation of waakUngs, “of playboys
mo.mrnl
who would hire British aoldlera of Russian aoldlera or
,**.-«a*w-
'
SWEET
WASHINGTON, F*b. *4. lAV-
A waltrtos serving ctjffco at s
Wrshlngtow tunCh counter began
doling out • spoonful of sugar.
“Bat 1 Han’t w*nt say sugar,"
m m i t N M ■ customer.
“You a rt om spoonful,” tho
Ot/ERWClStO;
BOT N O T
ex em pt
!
waitress. ispls lord/ <dipping into
the bowl. “Everybody |tti a
•poonful of so|*r. Thst’s ration
ing orders."
All Popular. Brands
ARCADE
Package Store
O. D. Farrell, Frog,
rk n c, SMS
Chinchillas, originally raised In
mountainous regions of South
Am*rles, arc now being tred with
sueress In ceru ia parts of North
Milker B ill
NEED
America
LEGAL NOTICE
RENDIX HOME
LAUNDRY
WILL,- WASH • RIN8K sad
DAMP PRY Yoyr CLOTIIBI
While You Attend to Other
ilOt SFIIOLD Dt.'THM, . . .
Ash foe s DemoastrslUal
RANDALL
ELECTRIC CO:
ssn/httZm M
<°^
SH was silent,
pism ' I
----- "»'»W
e a t of tlio mltl cams
Irit, a .buck In tsiy rhytlun
|g over a fenrs to the
10 r ig id a a a a s k o -
lit* earth, fslhom on
th a t ia-srhy yown
I a r i a g ? o o a t i o l .; #
m
da .alt so wi'sitblik#
fterwsrd to tsi belief
R^h^fl
,YOU'RE TELLING ME!
'or '‘Choicest
Plum’*, India
W« weald hardly Hire
M U his tracks »»r« Ihert
to dirt and molded leaf.
FRA HE GIIEAVENB.
MM Nail batllsshlps seen
llgg north along the coast nf
gay may be following In ihr
Steps (or wake) uf the Bis
floApital Benefit
fallgw Edward Marshall !•
soma fine editorials fur
raid’* school page That
Thano who may wiali to contribute to tho FcrnalilIf , Saturday on ’’Insid*
Latin 7 America’ ’’ would Laiighlnn Memorial Hospital may do so, aa well as enjoy
ino credit to any paper on« nafternoon
a n
u| fntnrtalnmpnt.
t m s : i m i i n u r u i . by
u j
cattending the Woman’s
of
benefit pariy
Club bcnoflt
party on IToapItal Day Wcdneadty
___ afternoon.
Till* benefit la' an annual occasion on Hospital Day and
air Ihas rriRUtfd In many worthwhlla Imferovemtnta and adour dltlons to the auppllca and equipment of the local hoapl*!* la).
i ■
nei
Despite repeated effort* to build a new hospital here,
use the Fcmald-Laughton remain* our aole mean* of securing
ms- hospitalization In this county of aome 29,000 persona, and
i_
until this vital need for a new and more modem structure
t, ; Ik met the Femald-Latighton should continue to receive our
s«k unfaltering support to the end that its staff may *erv*
**' the needs of our sick and injured aa efficiently aa poaalK W<- at . Much can atill be done- to make the Fernald-Laughton
t«», a better place in which to get well. New beds, new surf Iup' cal equipment, new »upplles of all klnda would gd a long
way toward alleviating the Buffering and hatards of theme
yst confined by lllnesa or ItlJiirie*
It* car*. The Womans'
**• Club I* performing a moat-orddltable service by holding
j " theae nnniyil t>eneflta to rtlae funds for the hospital.
iii
i i i v u m
rd^flawtnbaoat-:
NEW YORK. Feb. 24, <WW)
Choicest plum on Britain's or any
body rise's colonial tree la India,
rich, lush land of Sk'J.MXJ.oOO ha.
mans nf ise<.rtrd n m and religjona
Japan Is rracMnr bsr.l for that
phut). Already shr has - pushed
eei fist Into Burma. rslrway to
Twlia.
Mranwhile India srgurs, flounHrra. The Mnelrm minority Is
suspicious of Ihr Hindu inajoclty,
•ants srnaratr provinces for Mos
lems. I’erlfists of the Oandhl
variety have refused to go along
with the majority of the Hindus'
Contreia party The Congrrs.
would like to take a vigorous
(tend at the vide of the United
Nations If only Britain would
promise India her independence
That majority recently removed
Gandhi as its leader and chose in1
his place dtilllngly hahdkomr.
deeply Intelligent Jawohsrlal Nr-.
hru.
For three decades Nehru hail
been demanding a concrete prom
ise of Independence front Britain.
lie has gotten bromlscdkbut all
hare contained what he considered
to bf calth clause*. Now he
must decide whether to kn ahead
rnd join In lha war on Aha Asia,
with or without a promise.
t
Ills good friend. Generalissimo
Chians Kai-shek flew all the* way
from Chungking, China, to try to
persuade Moil Gandhi and other
Indian leaders to forget their
quarrel with Britain temporarily I
-By WIMJ \u m rrCtptill h im WillH
“ MANY Japanese lit being a
quaint old national custom) have
•ommllted suicide by leaping
into ihi ftery craters of volest i f i k D im k k ift u p i l i t h r ■toes And those Nips ubo
(fsrs i n dumb stare, leaner or
Imven’t will soon wish thsy had
l i l t t . i M i r succeed i t k i n k l i f
.
I 1 *
/are tke Big Hiatt.
** Cunf f tf f l ' Jinklt)! wlulJ
* 1 1' —
feat eyes (He fill retls »/
The wtne hits* Mfcdr, W (bo
■yiisf wilt t lift Jsaodircd eye
i/ te dids’t I m * ii wit ike
Uttruniit it ike Sealedy
I I I
' HuggeeUea fee a wartime
laaati “Came ea. Mays, let's g#
get a Wien.
t II
Bmperer Hlrehlto inl)ht con
vince more people that he's
really a "Ben «r Heaven" II he
fo rm ly ’ p lS k ita g i
Then Your Car Ih
Lubricated Un d e r
Actual Driving Con
ditions . . . Drive In
Today!
PAINT & CLASS
GULF SERVICK
Nslarv'a Calais la l*atiag Bctaly
Covwcv f i nay si. a MRMrn
Breakfast Brvvlilu
RADIO NEWS
UP
N«ws
Wywthar and Tima
Nawa of ths World
Orgdn Moo^i
Musk Man
.Virglnlf
Morning Dilations
American School of
rtblmiodS i r 1-
A Safe Depository
For
>‘m ,r
D EFEN SE
•R O N D S and valuable#
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Fjtslly acccaalb le d uring
«ny httalneas h o u r.
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The Sanford
Atlantic Nnlionnl
Member FDtC
“LwteSftlgi**
Wat uls
of ths hi
which kt
' The sergeant atroda Into the squad room. "All right,
a million troop* to help Britain.
you j£%|G>JI apee, fail outl” he exclaimed. ’ ”
The aoldlera grabbed their hats and awannao o u t all but one, who continued to lie on hla JXmk blowing
imoke ring*.
"Well,*4’ roared the afegeent.
"Well," retfWrkcd the rhnklc. ‘there wrra a lot of them,
weren’t there?*’ — Ths Northamptartan, Northampton,
ro« promising.
Chain Storea WIU Be
Asked To Sell Citrua
says that Labor d«-
etal Mnsidsrstlon for
aUvM aodsr ths Bo
ris* AtU Aa moch
I for Mwspspsrasn,
E
& GRAIN
Blandinjg Troops Get
MnalcsU
Sufficient
S.”n5r.lr5SS!%%S
ORUNDO, Feb. 14^— (Spec-
«k w m addsu, along
mm, to- Labor rvprsmd movlr setora. as awphm,
4' j n l m d la- "sositrios, w# boro no
aowspopon on oo-
n tJ T j
tu rv e
C e n s e r R an fard A t * . *
Taka adragtago of
downtown
W
m
location
aerri<s •y n f
w f c lU
*, i’WvfcwI : af^***.’* •
WE BUY
^ s ’akap'W gs to
haiilL J p f Mva year
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i B S iVNTOWJ t t t n , RANTOnii. FLORIDA
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^Social A n d Personal Activities
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I.OIUUNH HUAI, Society Editor
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•^Ly." . • '
] 1Harkey-Southward
jSpc/fl/ c olendor Wedding Plana Told
T rlrp n o n a 148
Personals
T
U .S . To H ave P le n ty
O f So ap , L e s s L a t h e r
wide World Fnlarea
SAN FRANCISCO, Eeh 24 —
There will t>* plenty of aoap In
wartime America, but yon may
have to get u«ed to lc « lather
pmf more vrubhing
Theca will l.e aoap hecauae an
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MUt Ro»# llarkey, tU bl»r Of
»"«4 Mr*. L 8. lia r
U rt Bertha Jrn kint It
announced Pl*r
plena fo r h e r
Ron
lng vllh friend* in OrUtida.
to En>f*t Bmithwird.
won
coll narekanhai of the gona them
*nd Mr*. I. K. Southward.
aelve.
Ur.
aivl
M
n
Jack
Wllklruon
T fe * « “ *"« » 111 *>• P*1-.
A government *wpply offirlal
at
their
tru
e
.f
Su.^ay
air.
h„
j, ,, , , „ , , , |h,
, hat
had
•*
thru
ru
r*!*
Sunday.
Ur.
on Wedrrffcla* »ftrrnoon * l « JO
<- the First Mrthodlit and Mr. Paul Rowan of O ften-,
f0|n|( ^ m, kr to#p jf
the Key. W. P.
we have to dump the .urplue
.
fficiallng.
The bride
into the ocean "
m intag e by hrr
C. C. Latramore haa relumed
B iil the quick lather, the mild
froitj Ft, Uyera where he waa amoothnra. and aiirh luxurinu*
llaym-ir. "Dude Ranch" of the San Fran••»I .i .i
• ft* i h r ' ^ l o p
f l t t f H l **nl
• h f . t l a ’ i at
The bride will have for her railed hecauae of the illneaa of Inaliluliony a. the bubble hath
attend.
A " L i n " IN A
•• Rttm.ition, with 18 otit.tanding .in g ri.,
her aunt, Mr*. hla molhfr.
l»*'k;tl \m rnm ii Sh..u.
h
*nn|
pend
upon
the
tropical
coco
T t i Junior Choir of tl>* Klrit matron-of-honor,
>ri«. hill tiilU a r li.t., wild h o i iierformcef
I \a**fh|| la\*«r I'la’l |•i r •*•Itf es|
lap tU t CVliurch la aiked to meet R. F. Cole, and her mald-of-honor
SPENCIR I I I !
will be Mlaa Kmmtllne Thuraton.
Mr. aid Mra. R. It Campbell
.u rn * .ta r . t* tuling |...«t in thi. yeai *
W- Rallay, aoap company
• n *
church following prayer Drill ea maid* Include th* Mlaaei
and daughter
P at.y. have re rtae^Tyfcildcnl. .ay * hi. company
Ing for reheareal*.
Kather Strange. Inea William* and turned from Raraaota and Wyt
n*a been getting all It. coconut
THURSDAY
•+4 kwh. A
Myra Ann Southward.
Little
The Townaend Club will mrrl Mary Tanner will be the flower chula where they .pent the
oil from Ih j Philippine., while
l*«ftli •A*1*weekend.
In the Court llnuee at 8 00 1’ M
palm
oil
lup
cOMe
f
r
o
m
the
girl.
mm4 kwkwk*.
The Rrminola
Itrbrkat._____Jgft
luod
l Dutch Ea.l
_ _______
nt tndilea and Malaya.
O Promt** Mt” and "At
u r . end Mr*. The mn
No. 43, will have obligation night Dawning" will be aung by Mr*.
T h e y e aeuld be _ ______
dlatinct
2TIM l*«laa*r I (• 4 »f *
"
lr..
of
and
»oa.
Tfieron.
Jr
fJt^tW 1 - 0 O. H. ir*u at H 00 W. U. Fleming, accompanied by
iBbrtdg* of fata by Che end of
laniard. 1 UrUa
MIAMI
let. i t
..V
The i
la* th
I* It. Hat Itin
^ K m , All member* are unr*>l to Mr*. J . L Me Ewan. organlat, who w#r* the gnaat. Sumlay *
ta, rear,* Bailey laid -WeNro
Fill V|»*n«tft> .tniiotiuri-cl ihr nrat
her
P
m
.
lope
Thomaa
••
r •'! r r n o v r
etleftd
f lf f M r . been roqvlrad u earwill al.o render a program of on Weal Third Street.
•••t *»f ia *1Iftprct rl
The P in t Church of Chrtat, nuptial mutie.
mgrk^^luD/ our itocka of cocoroitf
idiopvini;
th.
MILS. AIU IIIK II. SMITH
I «»lUard l'f*wi I'aar
Sciential, will aponanr a free lec
or goremmeat uie.
ft. E. Morria will aerre Mr.
•mil of ;»M iiid 1 •in.
Mr*. Sam A. Marling, St., of
)tf|. ifeteil Hprnirf ti-|W#tlVr#
nllry* t>n dc«if lidti-.l •I «\
ture at the church nn Kail Sec Southward a* brat mm and uah
"Without coconut nil wo-could
lla
the
Panama
Canal
7.ona,
#Dl
be
tl UrLa \Adll It | hr »a- 1 I,
ond Street at 8:00 I'. M. Th* a n wlU be Bernard Marker. Billy
•till
make
aean
but
It
would
nag
Xyrot It <. h.iftrii
Wl
' *br inrtal III gi.1.1«i •- *
W uhljc la cirdtally Invited to Southward. Roy Erholi and *be*ly the gorat of her parewta, Mr. be a* good. Th* only io*y th at
it 1 n*1l • 4i hifiiitn
in
and Mra. I^a It le ik e r J o f
,. hi|*h achool hat r art. .-I •
a I lr«<l.
frally
Lathrra
in
haid
water
or
Beat.
Into
I
on
!•
*-«
tael
1
*
nt Air*
aomf time
11 hnu«<*to*h«ni.c . :H|A »
The Itaptiat \V M U . under the
In cold water li that mad* of
tad «-«>ltt|»nit\ V»It • .at i *•»t r»l ft t
tain nirt aI, «n«t .* •
,l|
direction of Mr*. A. J
PeterIF YOUR TAA1F DEMANDS
,
h* Miami Mi d. h .t|»m ihu p I
Mlaa Hetty llnwelh haa re- coconut ort."
rtl lot woulil Im* ■!.*•,|
•on. will aew for the lie.I Croaa
Soapi
for
lauitdcring
and
Mi
M.thniii *ai.l < hit«tman
turned
to
hrr
home
in
ItaltiT l i r H M T !■
* the rnllpctfnii T♦»• f •i^
lit the Women'. Club In Ihr
di.hwa.hlng
wonlrf
he
aff*rt*4
■eaifllv
it-l"t|i|frl
'I temp
thr
morf, Mil. after .pending lever .
to |tf .IVtill •».
^ u o faln g .
1*1. . i•t ml »• i i m mrt| if v%it a fit
al week. a . Ine gur.t of hrr |by
*fJA * coronal oil .hortar* a*
1 VAhtch to •Iaat r M.,
<o«p...
•it. -iti.lv •'!
• me ii worlLiiti:
Mr and Mr. » * » ••
Uncle anil aunt
ithii to |a a tt •h,
Tlw It WF B WanY Bible C le e J
P “M ,,,r t l»L
Chief .n/ferrr from inferior
1 •»» tii'ii n. Miti-.l k1 1 'Vft I«s1pp
Lea R l.e.her
tntek*
under
n
»
I
.•
Of the M Jlhodi.t Church w l l l l «
12*
•oap* wouM be the Middle W e l t
• ‘ It*
lav*
i t j * t.tf
mi h
mi
nt »
I»r AAorkrol .nil i
i ,, • V\
have ila regular b u .in r.. and 1
* htncheon
“I?,
. •f itI
1 M |tAiiiia*t «iiid rt
Mr*. AHen Kimhrell ha* rt There the Water la "hard"— that
unit Jain&« Miitai* hi •*.
•octal meeting at the home of I
lit
It
rontafn.
diiaolvrd
mineral
tamed
med fmm Norfolk. Va
Va« whrf*
'
Mr. and Ura. George K. Mm. I ,ivln8 •.M ? inln*
wtr* * 1‘
hich Imped* lathe
tUfMul a e b e lW k g v r r 1
hi.'m "
Hoo.h S a o r o T
tractlraly decorated with a pn>- ah** ipent thu II}* t 10 day* Wlfll I **n *
\ rr<iur«f h\ 1h. w al i. ,|
— % i a £ r 2 ~ - - ! W o r '1 * ! L nu^ ^ e l i ja f c ^ « f i » a 4 o i M l o w y w - ^ >T+•f the Americ on I!, t t •
W i ll
AID FI.OH ll)A
n r 8 t ih r m V I1II
T ll. n a •.
t> a •. -r .7 ldm ce* of the approaching wedding tor at the Prilled S ta le . Natal I
•
Lca A It Hndhr r*. rnfiiipfi i * I Oil ihm.it uni ............ .
Air lin e there
n i l * iDaptlat
u ^ i ‘ . Ihurch
Rl,A',,
Lh t '■wrr*
Firal
are n>a.ked
^
U b u throughout.
{t
\
S
A
S
IIlV
l,
|f»s
!.»•
•
I
on litC S*‘nt»o«nl Ait I.lor Itmi
to Hied at th . church Immedl-'•
.1."*
. *
d a ily m enus
|*i |>rr»nlt lit lt**»»ftfva*|t ftiKiiitl
\»tit va||| U- ihr |»t iik i|in1 ft|»c»k niiinlv «|nnln •■(
itridal «•«?.
motif. " VMiniature
brldei
ately, after achool to practice
ka-fttllilti V I* . l.a»•**»»
|*f»i\l*lillh
rvgfTrt ti» Irani tnmi hr It con
•1 Al t hr Itudnuftd y vji ML*rli*lic pr»rtl\ Appr«»\*tl
II..If I ha* \ .* \V «.a l l ........... 11*I -It
\\ . | which ilrritltsl i
A
iili.m ■aaa-•*1Illy l.n .
^ “u n iiT nlgfi” m ^ b" pM‘‘ C" l' ' l ipt’a ce"'c:rrda"~aiid ah' attractive fined l« ihr (’nlumhlA IIo«pilAl
L
IV
fR
U
r
MEALS
|naif aii Hill'll
i | •vft «|» I a*a| Of
I •• I III* rgll'l |•
io*rr arrangement formed the In Columbia. S 1* Mrs Inmhlnvt
In .1.ft A III i! lit
Digger For Fear
' .fit (‘III I ut< i| 1t.il “ • v*•/« InLla*
1#a* aif fh«* <,i at ,•
centey
rntey piece.
|
la Maying in Otangrbutg. S. f!_l
rU
hfiliftn
Meat
Pi
r
If you wear rubltgr or canraa
•
ma—
11
j
M
>V*'fi'it
rrtl
iriJU
I »nv rnmpwiri* » • •
-After luncheon
boon wai aery
aerrrd fur- to I*, near hint
H.
lakrd SajuahH
work gbivra when cleaning all thrr pirn* for the aoor_____
( i • ft * ^ e (him k i s m
1 .,()• I•I Ilk ».1e .1 *1.1% f..» If. *».
•h* ! trnmrrnt M I*
_
approaching
Mrrad
CuiTvnt l*rc»r rvr*
ver, dulling and tiling general wedding
♦ -innl fnf it » •
•• . t e *%»••!
1*1 ' •1'•
Wore dlactia
................................
Mood. . Mia*
________.
Mr* J F (ou rirr, Jr left
•• * * f t l i . H E i f t r t II A A
Toftffftl
flre
#
n
S
a Ia i I
l.a lute itralghtrnlng. you wilt ffgrttey wa* attractleeTy
'
it wi« ..I
attract'
tfroaied ycHtcriUy for Ft Sill. O kla.,in
lltgetliu.al ftlelft
. „ .
. u
m fin d yo u r handa W ill lie much in navy blue with touehei of * *
L
».
w - v
J
’f u i i f
Itrllfhl
( ufttifil
S a h c **
• ' tala f |*i •all*1 •
II .
where
Bfu*
viil
h»oi nrr viuahand.
n
tt
W eo fter. T h i*
la ra p e c la lly advlaed whit*
Coffeo
• |•••1at l« nl t. ,t
fitted Lieut. Coiirirr. -h o » u recenllg i
accentuating
.
v
Plaatallon Meat Pie
If • « I .
d u rin g i old w e a th e r and when line, of her _
gown.
.iranilrrrrd iherr from Ft llragg.
V *1iftri»ftftt.*
Mi l l
..e
1l
•
•
I.
the w a .h w a tn r la h ard .
1 pound cubed t*eef rhurk
Thoa*
attending Were;
the i n . C
»' mu iif j v* ,i •.
I.
II
AI l l
I tAblcHpoon* choppnl «u#t
Ml.tea Emmeline Thuraton. E»•
•
W l o l l t f s M ii-al L a s t T w i c e A s l . o i m ! T o ( l e a n
..........
• I .,
4 rup rhopfvfNl oni
nlon*
To preernt m ark, and » tin- 1 thrr
iher Strange,
Str*
In n William*, My
(\
nrlffAdHT
(in irial
JoftEph
M.
save- .a,
»r
I tv
kle* on velvet govrn. hang them* ra Ann Southward, hrldeimaldi Ifulcnlvon wh«i hA« been Ap#rid
S rup i1ire<l rrlrt)
f,.
r
•
I
’
i
nr
iita*
t
t.
•
T h em
O fte n
Is T h e A n s w e r !
I*
) on
padded h a n g e r ,
and allo w and junior brideareald;. little
J lAhlespoons chopiw*.! irc r n
i:
. .. Manr
lanr Inf »rvrr»l 'Iajtr in Sanford with
II -Me
1
I •t*«ta'lir*f !.*
pepprrft (optiMiijih
p lenty of cloaet apace
in .p e c t Tanner, flower rlili and Mr*. R. Ma family, left ?bi« mnrnlvtf ffir
M
m
'"
I
>H
(I
I*
mm «l
.mil
Itliu4%«*<l)
h-.MM.........
f r e q t r n lly
to
m ak e
m re
th at F Cole, aunt of the bride, ma Gamp llovir T r*** where he hi*
1 rupft wAter
••*1 he* i t f
I • It.I
I I r ARJKXin -Alt
they have not illnped or iveen tron-of-honor : Mi.a F.liiabeth Dar bftn
Ir^-ferFeal
from
('Amp
»• |iAp. I
•|MMk.
puahnl over
agaln.l
clothing key who arrived by tralrt rfoht RUrvtine
' 4 irARpoon p a pi I k ■
, . \1. • •
'J t Ahl«*«p<M!ftt rbop|M-.l |iBr«l#y
stored In the cloaet
the Weat CoaM. an hour prior
I II NS si •. \H
Mafia! tit
•It. |t
l rup corn
to the oceaiIoni Mr*. E.C. SlmpMr. It. E Willingham', broth
•|M,
a Mil* I
1 tA hletpann* flo u r
aon, m Im Ruth Abraham*, and er, Murdock Matheaon. ha. ar
4dW \ s lllN i.t ii,
• I. «la*
C"».
I 3 rtip milk
Mra. 1-8 ITarkey.
INVEST FOR VICTORY .
rived from Pariah. He will be
\•!»•* I ( ‘urn l
an*l •
llrowp l>eef In surf Ad*l oo* t li
BUY MOKE BONPSI
connected with the Mountain lr*
•
I
flu*
N
’nllaalift
.11- 'lw*l
Company, and will make hi. ion*, celery. pep|aerw Alul erhok of
He And I- i
borne etlh hi. .lite r ami broth 1 minute* Pour in WAtfr orkl h.*
.kii ■%. ■| in \\ , »
■
M
fteAkoniittf*.
r«>%er
aiv
!
Omme/
111.
er-jo-law
••(• i thn**
..
tfi minute* AfM rnm irwl flnnr th.
iik liitlr rffm ! * «,«
* I «■» Mt 'it In i • •ti.ivrtnntl of i ,,t.,
T<
Capt. William Mnraball Smith, hlentleNi with milk. Boil 2 m in *
it ti*i
i ‘in •»t L<*i croft*
fit OfiWfiTM J r - and Mr*. Sm ith and infant iite« Pour Into huiternf Lskli.e li
t v*,,
all-la. < .1
S r "lit.*-'
e m t f t x t H * daughter, Vicki, left ro»terd*y pAn rover with liiwull1
•- pt'lhllc .I..f rI , I ,
ra»rr* « , '- S l ^ S 8 H
1 •AI v* -11
f#rv»- •
BI atuHa
and Hluitratly*" talk art pruning for WrlghtaviDe n#v*rh, Wilmmilit
nn
3 cup* flour
at the meeting id Central Circle ion, N. C Caot. Smith will be
« t II IN*. Il\ | | A" It f I . || |v
i:
4 trAApoorvf hakuitf pAA.Ier
WTHlil* •1
of the Q#rden,'CTub. which waa atationed at Camp Davi., n m
run I Me
•rt.'Mlft. •
1-1 teaipoon eoIt
held at the hdme of\Mra. R, B. there
W \ SH IM .| m \ | t.
»•
( ‘L E A N E D & r U K a S S E D
rapmuli
ante.
Chapmon on Friday nuVnlng. with
^ tAhleapoont
ffrAtnl raw m t
•- I.....
I ‘.a n f f i ,. .,f |-v, . A................
.
in
•ml ihft'i •
Vote
" \|••»••(*«V Iiakfel in III ,f ,, |
.
C A SH & ( A U U Y
rnl |*»***#
W following (M f^ 'e n ilT d r ik ; the
1 tebleapoon mincedpar«b-v
' '' kN •' *’I’*' 1 V ................ hr,,
ASK Allot T o u t
Vi \\ . .1
member* parilelpatad In \ round
7*14 i
' t teaapoon poultry m -im m '
‘ *' fltl*hli|»M - ell \ l.n ii.i-i .
•h\\
mi-*
r.f ONOM H A I. I .A l'M ftH Y SK K V It r.
table dtaCuaalotv Brief report* of
1 tableapeoni fet
•
fLi*h|i|rhl I'liIla* l « i itti•* I ha-,IV t
.a tl (rgrnt ItiiVi'.r
Flirtil •
2-3 eup tnllk
Thn Miuea E ith er
Strang*
lltltlll lll'IP
!v ra •
Mia flour, baking powder
and Ruth Strang* entartalned *1 carrot*, paraley, .eaionlnt- <
i II »h «M Horn* f** Ann ........... , f,
from v
their
on In fat and atowly add milk r
the Teurlat
Taurlat CenC e n -'tb
*lr home on Myrtlo Avenue
Avr
luncheon held aK7Ut«
I |.r.t|n n t,
s#nf .i i f t .i g .
I,,,,,
cl m •
Saturday
evening
with
a
mlacelter on
alao thoaa who
___________ Hi-I W 'I Vt..i
I ......
,
out aoft dough 2-3 Dch t
laneoua
ihower
honoring
tl
I
n
decorated for
---------------- 1., l.„ .„
th* IWeident'a
T K I .K I 'I I O N i: »'•'
Cut out blacuii* end glare hn
I in 1 VST St-t ON II ST
Roar llarkry, bride-elect of thi. inch apart on m elt |taV>
Birthday Ball.
lth«| (••if
It waa announced (hat
orv #*ek.
. ft I»u|»L
minute. In moderate oven I I " lit
V
A pink and while color them,
the project of bejtlutif/tsg
_____________
the road
. i - •»•.1
Free* Delight
i#r (ant
leading to tha rewtetiry la «e ll wav accentuated with rpiahtltlri, .1 Lahtrapoon. Iiuttrr
1 \1r* »
the f
at
awaet
peaa
uaed
to
decorat*!
underway.
*
Slnffu-*i
I tablcptoon. floor
Preaent at the meeting wfre: th* room. In which the gur.U
J.
XL.
I rup prune jplre
Mi
• II.
vacra
entertained.
In
the
dining
Mre.
Bill*,
a
gueaW
MN.
f
i (Mi i ......... rv •• ••
noun* • *
I-? cup augar
a Howard hawks .pr q w c tiq n
room the lac*-covered table wa.
Mre. 1. H. Ratliff, T|fi.
U n lv F o u r M o r e D a y s !
•I Ihrtr iittnit lun
V
t* teaapoon cinnamon
McCall. Mre, A C. Moore, Mra. centered with a tiered wedding
Mr a ikI '!»• t'arl Ih-nntsrk.
® . M These I^iw Prkcs!
W
cup
milk
F. E. Holr, Mra. A. X- Roaaetter. rake, topped by a miniature
1-3 cup aeeded rooked prune* •Of Poull. tuv'V moved to a
‘ ^ A w JL T fl — A L L S E A T S
Mr*. A. J , Pcteraofi, Mra. Ci I - bridal couple.
I .teaapoon gre,lro ttmon rind n««r Mnm«N* •••mn
MATINEE 40c: NIGHT 55c DeWolikl. Mra. Chapman.
Throughout the evening game,
Prirndft of Ml F Stafford «fr
and
contaala
were
enjoyed
and
sorry he I* *oitfior*| in hi* home
CIIILDRSN 9c
t tableipoon lemon Juice
nriraa
awarded
to
Mre,
W.
A.
I *WW white*, beaten
b y jl l n r ..
/ ,
icral Tax Indudcd)s
Cagle and Mr*. J . r . Thurmond,
Or lltihinuti a f Snnford, and
Matt M tU r. blend with fin"'
s/o Student Tickets!
Aftar the ahower o f gift* had ix)or in nnm« hilr*. suctr nn Dr. runnu^hoot
f rrinir»itv(
been prevented ' to th* honor re namon, rn nkaiM prunei l.lirLt
,hr 1 ',k '
»chnoi
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(nduairlnl nnd ('ontniitiiili I. xIu Ii IIh—Eilucntiiiiinl .mil Ittlt-rrMlIng.
Monroe Canning a/lMI In rocktail. »nlatl or ilr«
t’nullry Shim. Her lln-sc l*,m- llrrtl I hlrkrna. tlir lirsl ITiirlilu I'ruiliitr..
tbft ittpefrlilon o
Hah he*
Vlult the Kbk Show.
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E'rre Grandalantl I'riigrntn V < iimpli-tr Clilingr ul 1‘rnyrnni mf TTiitr.
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TUESDA Y
Pilot Club will have It*
r meeting . t ihr Valdea
l, At 7:30 P.M.
H 1DN ESDA Y
T»»» annual llowpilal Day heft•fit. brlilfo party, iponiured each
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On City Bonds Is
To Be Paid ?»op
M en, on
Fill Tells Of Arrest
Of Suspect In .Miiimi
Luncheon fa Given
For Wedding Party
• I.IOUORS
• SCMTCIII^
NICK’S
Package Store
Itev. Ilrothers Will
Speak \t Meeting
HATS 6 5 c
Dresses 6 5 c
Suits 6 5 c
Pants 3 0 c
Mrs. Bills Talks At
r.arderi CtMe Meet
Shower Is Given For
Miss Rose Hnrkcy
LANEYDRYCLEANINGCO.
CENTRAL FLORIDA EXPOSITION
Mrs. R. A. Smith To
Rpcak At Institute
fn Orlando - - - l'YI>. 2.‘{-28
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COM-PREHEN-SIVE •
Thla I* the s a i * given to ,
automobile
itiiurante
covering |
to .• or damage rauaed by fir*/1
th eft, e la n hrrakagr, wlnditnrm 1
f ::
ftWt other damage to ynnr auto. I
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The m it of thla Inauranr* la |
day. See Joe MtirrU' DI.MI. 1)111 VKIpl!
H eitullful F ln w er S lu m
t u n tp e lh liiit Open In
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All.
lU ty cle nnreft, D efen n e L x Ii i ImI m, Tnnriut l in t A iirn rlln n a . M ln ln ln tr
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M odern, C lean . K trriin illiin l M ID W A Y , E r a lu r ln g Itnvnl A m erlrm
eve can aav# you on ymir In-
PLAN NOW TO A T T E N D THIS !
ANNUAL EXPOSITION IN ORLANDO.
WfLL BE A MEMORABLE EVENT
YOUR LIFE! REMEMBER THE DATESFEB. 2.1-28
J S P a TTo y d a COgfRAMt
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FLORIDA
pagers Have Some Fun with
Hall Takes Ace
Tavares, Meet Leesburg Tonight Dog, Hi-Guide,
on and o ff Color,
to Miami Track
c a to n ,
who* have boon DcLand Gets In East
I •around considerably In
let couple o f weeka, round
M they could puah around
•low L u t night and wound
Ith a a mi, 23 to 10 triover Tavaree in a tilt
I a t Semlnola High School.
F M i will took t h e i r M « (feto r, or»r Lootburg her*
it In a fray which will
a t 1 :0 0 P. M. A gam t bo
th# B 'Bounds -of th t two
A la t la tod to preerdo tht
y encounter.
mraa elm6ly**wnan't In tho
pnaa l a i t nrght. T h t Bullapparontl, loft thoir ehootpyee and court renaralahlp
an a, and tha Fade, n e a r
pressed, had aoroa fun for
T W i r d Jack ’’ Butterbair
a g played one of hie beat
I 'fo r tho locale.' Jl« wai
lac hard
throughout the
and although ha collected
tier polnta, hla ball handtechnique greatly aided the
cauao. Center Billy Flamhigh. man dor tho rode with
point*, alao turned In hla
fine game.
rward Charter "Dead-eye’’
of ttavafea didn’t leave hla
rtball aklll at home, how.
I Doaa’I uncanny .ahnotlng
Coast Baseball Loop
MIAMI, FO/. 24. OP)—Tho Flor
ida Fait Coait Uigue tor* up Ito
obi tchfdolf hfoada, and began
to prepare a now on* for right
Iran i, now that DcLond haa Join•d tha circuit.
.
. DtLand, which had about boon
giTW up aa a prodp«t. arnt a
rcprraontallTt with flmhalal back
ing to a mailing In ForCNPWrrJ
Sunday.
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Tho club ataru play Apr. It
Teama art DtLand, Coeoa. W rit
Palm Botch, Fort laudrrdalo. Ml.
ami Botch, Miami, Fort Pierce
and Orlando.
FARMERS’ MARKET
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H ags | l * f No S It
Ib ta a 41c
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It appeared likely for a few minUtee that the nulldoga might
MU up with the Feda. Ilnwavar.
JU tu la r caged a goal to rratera tho preaaure almut three
Mlnutaa before the and uf the
•"The llne-upa:
SANFORD
TAVARES
(tarring
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I I K A NM— Uu l l p r T n d r g r a c n
IJ m a a |S S t
nr.KTM -t»u«
tho "Cpntucky Derby" of tho winuV-gfayhound racing world. Af
ter a hard aorlei of elimination
mete haa, tha aunrlvlng eight doge
art tho pick of tha greyhound
world.
The winner gela oeer
IIBOO and a beautiful trophy.
Meanwhile, the. S li t night of
the 90-day (netting ilarta at
R:IS tonight, War Time.
Oreralghi Entries For Tartday .
FTrot Raeo— Futerlly
A Unto
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Second Rare— Futurity
( K i r . I H a ir
K ir * f h l . r
k lu flo w n
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l/inr >l«ry
T t r r l b l a * T fin
Tklrd
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A r * |*|lo t
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Fourth litre— Fularil,
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J»»hn A d a m s
Xan
Madia H u la n o
O ra ta
t la rp a r
f l i l t f Mlartav
Mllm ftr lm ta
kflM
P a r s o n s I I I f D o u b t fast ir»ha
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Fifth Race— J - l i Mile
Kl/a.
leiftta Itlli
H a n h rd
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I *old f Wirt <11# ^
M ilk y W « »
fllith
H ulr P ra M r
l» al» y
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Ijnddla'a
f 'o if ir a d a lll
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Karrnlli IUc*— 5-11 MIU
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M laa Sfllloit
l*a rl R id a
Ip H s a n b u rg
S llr U in M o ra
fao ltn ’a H im
E ig h t h R ace — F B t « r lt ,
I ’a n g ln g u f * II u| r u m
lla r k ls a a M ik a
T«taa«ll»dav
i a r r / I ln r l t .
I# u rk y T a k e r
Had |*ad d y
iM a f la a H*«»
N in t h I U r # — F u t u r i t y
•'«u f I g u l a
Ile a l Clrw
• H ld e ra la a v u
|.u rh > HiI t f f i r t r A n«lce w M larf>
r i* a
Hu it f |r»a # r
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T e n th
Know
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lenient
II la a
I -a»«1 y
To*
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Lucky
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U r M ' i l*r Id a
lu m p H ig h
T ip p y
M a le n
ET THE THRILL
of Picking Winners
TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
Mrm»k >
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w h en
th e
sto rk
b r i n g s 's ^ n e w
of t h e f a m i l y , s o m e t h i n g very
p r e c i o u s lias b e e n
added t o l i f e —
_____ something worthy of yrtur best c^re.
T h a t’s when you value (he dependability of your
electric water healing service.
M IU
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T r ic k le In n
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Ural T» ea
K U y a n d s f lt k c P — 1 1 1
M ila
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R ace— 3 -1 1
Hau|ui
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Johor
C le a r C a ll
Hun V«*t»e»
• But you don't need "something added” to your fam
ily to appreciate what a comfort it is to have plenty
of hot water on tap, night and day, rain or shipe#
S t Louis “Hurler”
Receives Injury
8T. 1.0 Ul 8. f ib . 21. (AV “Obi
P atl" hai boon hurt and tha Mt.
Louta Cardin,la h*va croaaod Ihilr
flngtn In tho hopo tha mlihap
dorin't proaage a larloa of Injurlea tha Ilka of which ao hampared
1941 pennant eeplrmtloni.
In ca»e you aren't up on your
micnankal beaeboll. “Old P at*'
la that rutbor-armod, itool-ihaDkad hurltr of boaebalta during batline practice.
The machine broke In tuo at
Archer. 140 mllci from the Cerda
camp at Ht. PeUraburg. whara
batter,men begert'tKalr aprlng labon today, ft waa being towej
to hind Scout Joe Matboe' eutomubile.
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• Your electric water heater is a a important protection
of* your family’s health . . . so keep it serving you effi
ciently and economically at all times. Let your repair
dealer check its operation from time to lime. Proper
maintenance of all your electrical appliances will save
vital materials Uncle Sam needs to win this war.
GRKYHOUNDOUS
U on the a ir wear
WDBO toelgkt el
• 11 with all the
"dope* oa tba doga
at tha Seafocd-Orlaada Kennel Club.
MO MINORS ALLOWED
POST TIME SitS r . M.
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While moat AmaHaana ceuet It
an advanturo to g e tjt gllmpee of
a free deer, there la one to every
24 poreona.
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VTTA K E T T
•' Or Rout* 17 (Sanfonl Highway) at Ungwood
about 10 M li» South of Sanford.
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si,wvu fpur lu beei Evelyn B igg,-re. ob nrgan liatlon showed
an increase
and solete, tw o lir e * and two tube*; o f approxim ately 10 iwrrent In
C. Long, tru ck , twu Ja n u a ry , 1041 oeer Jrh u a ry . t o ll
r V. U r . in attendance, he revealed.
morrow al 7:30 P»M. at the V*ld#f Hotel. Darld Galrhrl and lidward Marmhrll wm prrvrnt aa
EucaU from tha Kef <
Club. U ward Una vrat la- tha rgr o f tha
program.
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Friday By Apollo Boys Choir
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activity w m an Impnrfnnt (• i H «» i«i-*
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dated T n rad ay by C ircu it Ju«lc*» Wbll**
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a city-county ch a rily
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with a $ 300,000 fr d r r a l f*»ntrlbulton.
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terment o f world wide rconomie
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■ ' * • ' under.tm »l that ........
B taajock tto and tha
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R ad Croa*. M r*. A . W. Knoy rtlationa.'
burning". Dean Nance uleelire.1. . u n a .ra m b M
Am erican
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The objcetlvra of th r |»a«t werr
a»ftat mt
tending a * recant luncheon In lifted a>:
f.t •ia ' \l •
that United S ta te , soldier, on the ! destroyed lest they foil in I.
th nr
W in ta r r t r k under the auaplre*
f .. •Kr• • a l l *
Cm rta.
E'7>anaio«t of produrtion. pm war fronts will know that » r are panes* hand,
o f the W ln u r P a rk C hapter of ployment ami the exrhanp.- and behind them. And before the war
in I.
~
! In D* 1
bandied fo r B ritolh.
il .
! Th.
production of *00.1. by .|.p r..p rt-1 ••
“1 . r l o r i d a
O u o ta
I* o r
I I wad decided |l th . luncheon- ■ ta International and ilomrelk* ' °u r tb lrt i dirty. If wr •!*•»» ». «r
wy | quriil *
f U.
m eatin. Ito orgmablng of o Dun- mmi surra
*i» n 1 have any «h‘ r1a ta» e. 1
N ew C a rs
Is
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Thr rliminatlon nf nil f.irin# a»f ■ llrty ”
wauU to ^arUwjtag Wtu. oth- dltfrinljn.
t
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The llean
of Rollio- < hj|o-l
W A SH IN G T O N FVI>
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I.
t r rro u pa.
B alo
e foea
r . Pearl
Pearl
ror.tlnu.,1^ " M a n y ; of ... It*e m l
Th# n f f l r r nf , . Mrr Alt, .
B
; tem .tlo n al rotnmerre, and th. rr
t o r . " M r*. K n ag ix p ljjn a d ,
the prewerll with our m .o t.l
, nniiun, n l T u .- ls >
U 1* ’ 'Ll Vtala- a * |
1
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* 1 durtion of ta riff*
fram ew ork [w m ls.lng to the oa.t , , m| ro u n ly
,tha •• *e> •>- • • ..
B la a ja e k a t c h a p t e r ,.* * * an
1 •• h n 1la'll, V M
General attainm ent of thr rr- l\ e r.n n o t .io th i. We m u.t U . y ]
o f , 4&fl0(, llrW
to ry * f Band laa f t r B ritain , b « i\
i ••i : G g h " . . AMl**- HS Vto . mhI, 11a-1|• V
• |
n a y t l la a b re ac h o f tha B u n f!I onomle objeelivrw of thr Atlantic In* fire* of rta llim burninic.
In aliyibl G r « n. 1 r v im |l<•l.lro, Jaahn \V«*h
b* rtalirtfe and act»pt thr
f
u
\»«rrh
in n i
inetmi. Wlilts mii II' nto ,1 Jaahnnv
“ y , r * - ,n
M ,rrh ’
A l,r ' 1
" S w T W * U a TlL * t t o » , pm aidenl*| T to »»r*em ent w * . aV n e.1 yea- that w# have a w r y difficult Job. ?Mar.
Hows. |'t r- Inn |I.Mik>*r W llhni" «
Rationing hrgtn« M
Despite
the
fa
et
that
we
know
*
f* » A m orie* o r - fp W a y by Sum ner W ellr*. . n l n *
1 1'
Ra.liineain
William M lm
Tha actual quotas total l 'n
a
fh*
honored aeeretary o f 8tate, and V l*. r>unt God la on the side of the righ t
F
l Fllllkll.t
W alls’ **
n*<ii»e
eous people, let'* not count on 000 cara, hut an aikBtional .'f*
which a l a . I H a llfa l. - B ritish am bassador
V il l*b . • \\ alta r \S
him to step In end win the war ROO wrra plarnl in S t*ir uf I V'e, non
“ D. M arnational rrarnrr* an.t n ••t.nll ami 11. .-• v 1 . n1 ha*.
for ua.
Irtlay o f
I ,|. t l « r i
T •I* •aa ••
~Th» w a r majr lait jljp y w . numlaar wrrr rrkasr.t f*»» •..!.* i
^recently
T. , a.
t -il
J.
Nf« r
and It is thr duty of Kiwsnians in Alaska. Hawaii, P<>er(.>
an
T im o r
|aoMi laird l*rr**|
u A S H IN l.T O N
Frh. 2f».
• A I' » Tnr War Dr par I
mi ill alimaiilla a*a| liadi) I bn I
A m n ii ao p«if«iitt plane* had
llllf fi !> I| mI j
f Ilf to 4 t lain Ilf
niur la p ao a-r luaml>rf« pro*
• •a tail I t M lia h im g pljne*
•o at L« a .i loM itor hark thr
a air aaaa i f g l l
ati'i «haa.altnia
^ t ‘r - » ’ito"l.nYenuon0l,«f;llarnum Visits Ix>cali
th* .t..,«.ie
Draft Head Says
( ’lu h A t M
e e t W i t l l lIa lr e a d y m" aTd e* . i’Z
,B r
1
Meet
n eeffretiv
t f e r l i e hy the
' Club At
l H
i t . C l With
TT l l l l I already made tn
teriau under tho imd ie.**
Winter Park (iroup,
J lnln* "f •*I_',V
',pr,,rp rin
hreln
W
DelinipientM
Names
rtth
cip al^
and that R rltain ahall .u p p l f thi^ 'R an go on , ™
'h *rr.
r it ii«. n
.L '*
l
n rft.n i*
N ear
C a p it a l
D u t c h
al.»
a tro p tf
..l.* t n r lr
P a r ft c lu it e
L a n d
K o e p a n g ,
mile* from ito contln.nl'a northc t li Ufa* wo* attacked by both
t a a t w i and flgktcra Tuaaday. the United S ta te , to eonttnu*with, aaaac daaaaga to buiMktsa ■ onplylng F in la n d with w ar ma
pia...
k t o t o k it. an trllal target*.
o
In v a d in g
( 'a m u l e t io n
T rm tp s
Keep Home Fires
Burning, Nance '"s-:: .h., ,h, jv.„.
70 Men In County
Tells Kiwamans £ r'g ‘”*5S-tUlm
-"rr Face Prosecution.
IV T T IIIIF ,
T o
aram -t
fir it i*h
line«
lli»* Silinnir Mtvrr in Http*
for*- flan|*i^»vt ihr |!n in ir* r rap*
lla l
A* »h. h a lllr fur llpni'.H.n ape*l
In u gh l a rtim av.
ih r
IlfilU h
»iiiif»«*l
Ihr ilrfrn « r of Ilurm a
Rulh I'ardfr
A (’lik ifo irir 1 far from hotm*. with lh.it of ili*lant India ungovernment a.ked thr opRuth I'unlr* i* ah.itoli with tillf I drr ih«- rointnaml o f ih r Dritlali
position to agree In adloutn
r*niinan«|rr in r h ir f for India.
men! of parliament until Mar
Mar. 5 '1 WASHINGTON. F«d 2f». l>H - « f her n*ifht«»r« in Luabcwk 1 Csrnrral Sir Alan F irm in g Hart*
ao that tha dlacuaalona ran fo»»*,Thc
White
II oum* nnnouix^d . l.impalu. on thr Huirh Kail In- J Iry
tin t* without tnUrruptlon.
lTuc*dav lh»l l rrni Britain ami 1 dlra fla ii.l of Sumatra, now 1*^- .
tl^iiHlon
m ih la iv
fumniMltaAustralian defense authorities |thr l Tnitr.l Stair* hail airned a n tin g mrcrun h> J a pa near mva.l
wara determine*! to make thr rer^irirtrni •rtlmc forth thr gen* rr* Shr a n il i . Sumatra on j lor* * allr«I Riftr'Hsn'a p*»Ulon
" a ItMiiiv y hot nu< hoprlcaa.**)
m olt of tha lima remaining to rral principle* for Ihr po»t war frllnto*hip from t) vfunl Uhlvrrahnounrm ntnl
rrimmnir wnrhl ami I hr arttlemcnt ‘ *lty l«i *lu<1) f.», a ilr g rr r nf , vAp
*V. o
° f f*i c i a l
lh#m*
- <1 tn hr,.alien*! hy Ihr A ll-lm lla rudlo
I>*ctn of l^*itrr* atF«l rafu*
T h ey wara pajlng particu lar of Irnd lr a * r acm unU .
jjr| | •alii th r lliili*h infllrtn il rnor
thru taut hfnkr mil
inanrar f o r m
While the par' ««»• aignr«l mtly fh r
attention to tha
moo* ra*n allir« o|>on ih r Jap a*
• JflklloMU
In New (Julne*. T br J a p » n ~ r by Ihc r ..i« r .l < ia t r . .m l CrPai f«,.
nr*r m h«» toadr rrp ra trd aaaaolta
- • !i **
*- . '<* ---|M'cif»rally atitrsl
h av e W n In that M r laland
B rilsin
*■
U furr fairring ihr d rfrn sirf* fm m
a r t * for four «*«ka, and i h r ; lb»l all
m* y
Ihr ia>i »olr iif ihr Sittang.
fo r t that Ihry now ar* u p tra lla < f " 1™ ' p o rtin p an u
1 that H nliah loarra
fig h te r
tr a it
from
o cru plei ! Rum nn W ■ II* • u n d erw eretsty
larm h rav v hut lhat
prdnta la ronatilrrod a tleo r m - 1 of atat*-. -aid th«t the *u-w l»ial
mil
|ra*«»fa»
« fr Hu* in gawal po*
die*lion that th*y rapidly arr lotae durum tnt » * • an ra rru tiy r
kiliain*
eatobUibing
forrsklable
hater |arreem en l. i ni.-r*-d into tintler
n r*r havr
which eould bo uaed equally well *author it y s n n i r .1 t*. thr |*rr.i.lent
y_
I |
9
t, fairrral
"" in i
1thr British
Iiiwai ifCTfMi
ber
ihc^
tralia and New Zea- under th* trial lr * .r att
A . an
i n i t i a l A u atrSlis
SiMatig t hr V •iJlxl tanlv'
r t e c u t l r r » e | r r n n - n l . hi- c i p l a l n
Jan d .
Port Moreaby. aouthem Nrw r d , It w o u ld not rr.,urr< * r a t i f i c *
nmll tohwh Drain th r
Burm *
Guinea oulpoot leaa than 400 lio n b y lb<- M 'ltale
. I rooal
IU U C 1
R u sh ed
taasr.aU d P rr oa|
J s |v a r v r - r
W illiam I) I cahr « » r r arm
rIra rl) In tbr hi isd ntratraeMhmtra- fT T H ta* In nnoccapird T ra n rr s s s in -1 ro-opera I Inn with G erm any.
r-** T
-1- m- , -*• ■ —
a^
R a n goon's Position
Is Called Gloomy,
But Not Hopeless
m
lilt .
U. S. - Dutch Aircraft Smash 2 Jap
3
orts
Strong Forces
Bat t er British
Lines In Burma
U.S. And Britain
Sign Agreement
Abt^L Lease-lend
a f
S I M U CK
A*t-i>elaleil
\
' Japanese bombers struck
again -today at Port More*® bv op the southern shore of G e ii,c r a I Principles
New Guinea, less than 400
gpr Post W ar Set
miles off the. northeast tip
tlements Arranged
o f Australia. Australians re-1
w
—
ported they alfthted a strong!
11H F»i». 2S — ( A P I —
is
Le
Noyeau
• enemy war fleet off Dill.J A ^ l f l i r l
IH u U l l r In flu r a r f of
Portuguese Timor, a n d n r ! TiM
n tlll-h
pn>p*r*ndt *nd of
knowledgcd e n e m y para-; ■ Untied S ta ir- As>h*»-*doc
rh u t* landing* near Korp»(gr. the
•»0
rap lta l of I)i u I r b
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’• t fnivitiMiii*, I ().*» k iln in e 'm of
i*
rk |t ar| i*»|
SltriiuTs Will Hold
.Monthly Meeting
l i f g r
n ttrfo la n a r
The V*-I *' ,h'- reguiar monlhiy nin ling t*-b |*h**nr cstd*-.
> eis,lt«s sis- n .t d e c .b i,. |
the Sanfrnd Sbrine .......* >*■ |
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msllml 1ardlm, counties, he saiil
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l l ' r ‘»
^ • ^ b i A r b V v c ^ m :d e m,,r’ ,,r
Artuatly, the vote was nn s
! toehnleel mol'on' which will trail
la repeal, but they considered
I the effect was the same and
eaperlr called out a loud
. ■»« • hen th* long-aought reco*d ydte— the first to to token
Ih* house nn the 'lioretlon—be.
tq T.
California Guns
Fire A t Object
I O S A N 0 K L E S , F e b : *8. (A*)
— A n ti-aircraft
gu n s
opened
~
„-cr*l;v .:;r .rM,
Hradforil
lly n l. |Ur«l
All Sh rin rrs. local or visitors,
who hnva* nut msilc rrsa*rviliitu
arr uririil to r ill I.. F. Il<*yle.
vrerrtary, at tn rr and im tlfjr
o srfrrrtirc «»f strak or chicken
.1Inner.
S'a.hlr lla r r v Kualrtl *~ain vsill
I irk In. Ihr krvhoaril while Nnhlr
. rbvH ra Morrison leada Ih r Shrlnrra in oldl time harmonitinir of
th# favnrit# aon^i nf w ay hack.
Mr. Byrd ■ la ted.
—
President Protests
Pending Farm Hill
WASHINGTON. Ffb. 28. (AVPrestdrnt Roosevelt stepped di
rectly into the Son Mo db>pat*,
over farm price* wllh a Iritrr
protesting that the pending hUI
represented "selfish Intsreato" al
a lime when Ih# eery rxletenr*
of the netion Is st stake.
In a letter read to lha
the President said th* pk
restrict th* tale* ef
rbytslophe, lb# black Napoleon stocks
of
farm
nf Haiti, is Mid to haw kilted would do "Irreparable dan
hlm«*lf with a golden bullei In lha y n r effort and ito far
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in u n S D A V . F E B R U A R Y 19, 1912
T H E B A M P flir o im n A f.t o . S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A
Boat’s
Don B udge D eveloped In to Tennis
SEMINOLE COUNTY
A ce On H is S trong “F orcing Game’ COURT RECORDS
■
W eC eveO er, Kek. I *
By SAM JACKSON
rlm irrly
under
hi*
lutelag
« i i t i- L tiw d k iu i*
BRRKBLF.Y. Calif., Feb. 19.— however.
llu n la r , K l l u U i h U m n m at v l f
P la n n r*. to I'a Ml lla rm a n ai u*.
■jfW W ) — Tn* atory » f Hon I "When Budge fame In me
Budge’s development into an tncn-1 irn«
s ix California
Budge's
Callfomia State champion
champ) I lU tiaon. PanllRp l ^ 's h » i
• “ i n p s iil llp r n u n *1 »«*.
heatable tennis player Is primo*- Jbut he was n long way from be Hr Blanton.
K atharlna M lftH h v lr
lly the story of developing hi* |ing n real champion.” Stow re- V ira l!, t o m u l Ilir m s B *■! u i.
' “ ferrhig rame." until he be- 1 "Ills serve
was awful and;
l*#lgh. W a lle r a$ »»*
•"
cum* a* relentless and devastat- hi- couldn't play the net l-etter - H arm an at ■>1 /rmi.fiR, P a lm er » «
u*. *r» Uaul
htg on tha tennis court a* Joe ihn-i n child.
H erm an at u i.
Louis is in the prise ring.
"However, he
w»e a natural
ItK.%1. K I T I T I ! n a R H I M i l J
lt«*l«lln. 1 1 I , wl u i.
M anfnH
This Is the summary of Tom athlete. He had a gnat potential
Prod
u ction O radll A *»n
Rtow, the roach who took Budge hark hand. -Tills is doubtless due
n u m i . t to M T iu ft r
in hand as n green kid of lh to the fart that althovgh right-1 K lrlil, Jo**l M.. I** Ar III# Finance
and brought him up to l*>th the handed, he was
n left-handed | l'«K
n r r r A in t it l w r o m u T
American national and Wimble- baseball hatter."
don ehamplonahlp*.
Stow can relate many technl- j Or!.<n«ln Farm K*|Mlf»mani H lo ft,
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W ARTIM E LUXURY
By MORGAN M. B E A TTY
ORLANDO;
Feb.
lB -(8 p e *
A P Peetere Service Writer
elal) —There’s going to be a de
A V Y -PA- finite war motif to thla year's
ABOARD U. S. N
..........
TPOL
BOMBER
Royal American Chows’ midway
a t u o t u v f K
i l i S L P h 5 ,’ ;it_
w ''S
I 5;‘ ___
r K ~Xjp wS,"
—S .—
iUto
wr.aieIsla perfectly
plausible
uu wnai#
f
—
lion.
to the
ervw of a Navy flying
the_erew
Both ride device* and tentboat. That's tha shape o f their theater attraction* rome under
workshop, and: yoaVa go t to tfut
— : heading,* thowmen
said
play corkscrew to get around In-, hei*e today. William
Aldrich's
side.
I "Pearl Harbor Revue" will be a
The men around m« savvy the1l:*der in theatrical attraniona,
crook» ami turns. That makes it featuring tinging, dancing and
simple for them, hut I find doi- music* atari
Imported
from
ens of gadget* to step on, trip Oahu’a mast famoas. "nltterWs"
over and bang my head against. paIron Iled
by . tha t outpoal’a
I.ucky the designer thought to •obllera and tailor*.
, pad some these object*.
Mr. Aldrieh la a veteran of
| I seem to have developed -a the Pacific, lalanda having been
positive genius for sitting down
onration-filled
icaban
ansi : ih- firat newtreel cameraman to
|viall Hawaii a quarter century
I ego. Displaying
hia
pieturei
> thrnurhnut the sworld lannchnl
|Mr. Aldrich cn’ a carver
In
) Hawaiian ahnw
rntertainmmt.
i P * wa» vacatinnlnx in Oahu
1when the Jap* raldi I Pearl Har
bor.
,
I While his Central Florida JJ*.
■petition presentation will not at
tempt to repeat any
of
the
ravaging fire worki displayed
. V. Ward.
Blow exhibits a watch present- rnl Improvement* he worked nut I1toOH
v- •
• ____
rlan do K a m i ISnwIpmant Hlora,
French Ambassador Cuton Henryed him In 1037, the y e a r o f'w ith Budge—n different grip to. to It. I - liny**n.
Budge's firat all-round triumph |help his forehand, the flatten-1I I A T I R F A C T i UK O F «CM«T#I MJP!
Hayo (lodft) Is talking to member*
rr t lf| . t n . Inr., lu l». L
and tl*o- the last year of their .Ing nut of his serve, long hours|| llnllrfaw
i.lr lr k a .
association. It Is inscribed:
perfecting his Hint for rtroke* I Hanford Prw U trllon I ’ radlt A »»n „
<er«
M.V wo nlwnv-t " " either side, tenrhing hint b> i in U rttrap f\ lia r ilm pi ax.
M i f i ^ M K n « i * w iin n iM J ii
•orT t o lr t l- r IM n"
"
' I'-H - v. «"d Importing .kill and.. tA‘*»vlita
ion i.1ifll|i»iO.
Ainwork together ixm.
I confidence in rushing ll»- net.
i
n
j I Life* AMumrif*’ •*«•
More recently Stow has had - xhrorghout it all th.- con*h
UN PNRDKM
another feather in 'h i* coaching I InlH.rc-sl to Impress liudgr with
F a ilr m l
F arm
M ia. C o r p . vi
cap by helping Sarah Palfrey {hi. hoslc credo, which is that you F r a iW Ir k W . Ilandar. Jr. » i ux.
I Hlack. (U o r y a I I * • K ifm # r » Aid
Cooke to her first national sin- have to carry the game to your LI ln r M t r o r n l A H old in g (* »r p ..A . II
glee championship In many V * * " opponent, force him, throw him f ’« i»r * n n A Unltael IA r . t*«».
d im i i a r u i : i w n r ir ir A T ii
“ *
off balance and wear him down.
IT. H. A rm y, to O vid K W n r r r
He finally got It. and Stow he. IlF
.TI.A R A T IO V
OF
IIO M ICII.F.
lieves that Budge plays the most
Hmlth. A. A.. le*»nawo#m1. F I"
"devastating game” of any play
m iT W a O M K II V
Jr»hn«nn.
F ln r n ir r
M ary,
*«
er in tents history rscept ililt
rhnrlaa K d w ln Jnhn»on
Johnston.
NT IT ft— 4 I V I I .
He thinks hi* protege may , U nllad Lum bar «*o . va. W alt#
have half a dnten year* of |>eak i |p Conpar.
k a, K »a . w id ow . » • T h «m *
performance left in him. since,1I f\ llion
C ollin *.
tf «i• mliidej * fo il iicuaI tfrin"
he thinks a man may stay in
un«! rarlt*at|A !•n*l lri|rkl«M<l"
by something. Neat tuiuares
chomnlonshlp tennis form well In
f.o.is. ■hi|*plnK |F>lnl (I*«icfi| mi
canvas tacked to the hull car
to his thirties. Jest now, how
i|es|U»tr<l n«lr(i leM nil fr^fslennia
captain.
After
four
yrnrr
porlilfloti
rhirRc.l
uli*l
Fiflrtfclf
ry
moat
of the stowage, Includ
ever, he thinks liudgr needs tn
f.n.h, i fish Irnrk, au«Y
ing the yellow U f a Jackets.
give some attention tn his In- nf huslnesa, Ift health forcisl him
lomln r. sli til parkin* hoilB**, These are rubber contraptions.
to
ilo
something
outdoors
and
rrrnslng weight
!**• rrai^f* iFlriiin^cl lop*. «!*»•
e1«*n IIa art. Irtrllvlelually with- Dangling down from them are
Stow gruluatcd from the Uni- j ho took up caching.
"Tennis ha* never been a»
>i| an.i |»rcr«Ki|pt|. !• • d«* two pieces of plastic about th*
vcrsi.y of California In .027. - « thro" h
and s c l S c T . golf
iM i-lh i, rurt ntralftht J ' i - »iie of dice. Pull them and Too1
J fleet. !!.;;•
ilns »2 6i"2.T'.
------------------------------------------------king,” he
he aay*.
aay*. "I
" I tooK
took up
up
—•; coaching,
s
tfitB.. 9J26-2.&M. l«» do«., m«isi- punch a hoi* In a carbon dies-;
i golf juat to get the profeaalonIy |lo«. f-w hi«h
|H-i Ide gas cartridge. Then your
I al’s alant. Then I approached
few low aw II *•. prwo iljnrf belt blows up Uks a pouter pig
«m l m w J i t o i i « « H i a
|i>
f
i
l
r
a
,
in.injr
p
r
f
w
n
.
Rhlp* eon and you're supposed to he
tennis tenching in the n m t
rnrnla mre frnni pr»vlou$
i m pr i < « - h i t E fV Z E E
way."
saved from drowning. I f we get
IAJH ANi IKI.F.s
H
|fwrtiR ii'l
Stow Is now coach at the Uni
P R U e fn t
M M ttM M T
murk pi s lra d y , m r lo R d i f.o »• a ducking In that, Ic* water down
versity
of
Callfomia
and
at
the
ii«uj«l
|srm$,
J
‘a-cal
lS%
*
r
there I wonder whether that ten
MAP' FORONiy I t M o a r i «
me*re- IV H. No. I finality, l$»<H minutes of Ilf* would really be
Claremont
country
c lu b
ni
vlilnally n r i IipiI, II" rmtaa IS
Fm I Y u r t Y ta a ftr , Pall • ( Vim Berkeley.
worthwhile.
S't i|*»«., tn'eeeii) armiml
tw iMswsissswsse.oJs is . i o a i i iK ai
top* Itp Ptlr#. many prra#tit
There's no mistaking the wing
The United Htates Imught A l
hhlpm»nl« arc* from
mixture a n d drinking
P it Ip*
r u n .A VlHTA, Oolflm j
#
T v a e u l k l w 1*
aska from Kussla in IHfl'i fur
l l p i r l , demand $r»***d. m « r k » i
7 * f TtTSfte ^ T t r y U l l l l g ft
$7,200,000.
,
towel rock,
nominally
unrhanR*d,
prf ttl‘ * JIftOtltQ
!»* • P * P * r lOY
r a l l y nil prraanl »hlp m*n ta a rr| T hf ti 'f t ft reCftflt addition. screwed
.
Dutch
traders
hod
built
huts
fr
om
prrvlnua
aalaa.
««( an xrum Rtorva *v»riwh»r
to the bock o f the meck’p. (me
on Manhattan as early as 1013. T I I U C K I’ AHHINUH (.SOUTH AND chanic’s) chair In t h * tower.
Munfuni. at Tourhlnn I>ruN.
W F J iT I .
TM»*dajr.
Fah.
»7.
Vu lrr Sftlft dralF*. T o t a l (t4? You "wash" your hands with
rrataa.
K l l a v l l U iVl ayod.
thrss towels.
j
K -^ r A l to i .i : M l i m i K N T H : FabniBry
Th* tower Is a flying dash
I l f S; Mih. 4; Uth. I ; IftIH. • ».
board.
It’*
tucked
In
tha
space
17th, 7. M ' n r r w t n l
r A I I I I A r . l H I I IF H K N T H : Fab. 17. where the fuselage fastens on
Hl.PfZWCfiSS.'HoW DOSS
PEE* ABOUND/ IIS A GI2CAT UFS / 1
•• FI. o i j d a 17. H. c a l i f . 1 . Im to
ths wing. Thera’s
room
HRfesSTOPAMC.
IT PBBLTP 86 HAWING
«
perial Val ley I. Texaa 11, N fw
SEC ANV
f IF'JOU M A K C A H ir
FOffTUNE-flND
'• n r k I I.
TOT AI. I I .
Add to enough for duplicate sots o f all
LUNCH NlHffSNAZ.UEST
IN THIS S H O W . T H R Y U .
ths Instruments In front o f th*
C8LE8fiiTIES?
Feb ruary 14 M. Carolina 1.
THCPUBSUlTOr
NJ0HTCLU8 M NEW VOOC-NKW
YO IIK :
M A ItK KT
ABO UT pilot up fron t Th* meek’* chair
D BPO H TW G 'iOU r—
Ha p p w s s g / to
MTfSADY t'ara arrived I I . Tar* hang* down from tha roof. The,
nn Irark
(*ara unloailed U
TH sruaiat.'lETS
tower watch climbs up narrow
rleO lt irt A . Ily l r a « k
1 r u
DANCff TO (T/c—
n .O IM O A
3 dna
3. X- 4 9H. 4 ladders, takes his perch between
dns. i 7 l - 4 . i l , 4 doa. 4.24-4 n« windows, where he can ooethoso
moatly 2.72-4 4a. • dnt. 1.72- two motor*. HU orders c o m a
111, IP dm. !.7 I*I .Y» . Paaral
th e
flight
commander
4 dot. 4.4a, 4 dot. t A l , I d<»*. from
through th* phone system. 4.44*4.44. 14 tH-R. t .H .
C A L I F . 14- rente * t rim m ed l*pa
High pressure fire sxtingutak
I'awni| 21 4. 4 dot. 2 44-2.71 .
C IlirA fH I.
41A l t K K T
FII1W ’ UK ers .ire *U over lhe. ntec*. .They
l»t>4T HTOCK. A B O U T H TR AO T handle like pistols. Koch engine
ON O TIII'll.
Cara d l r r r U d I. carries a special extinguisher. It
c.-»rw nn I r ar k 27. Cara u nit ed operate* from th* tower. Th*,
4 F U H IIU A . 4 CALIF.
F I . O I l l l ' A vi Ide ranae In i;ual- plan* ean .taka off, fly and land
I l y an*| rnnd. mnally fa ir . mimi I. on ops motor. That make* me
and poor to fa i r l y w e l l hUtw-li* several notch** happier.
By PA U L ROBINSON
\NHAT ABOUT OWL FUTURE J L
HCMt ABOUT GOING HOME M A r a e w a m c - a h d s e t t v im g
------------------ , D C W N l ___ _
LETS G O S E E l
?S5r*Hsd
THBWOiUDAr
Y o u fir w r M l HCUJDRD
BUILDING .V —
fM lN A
[u
mooobdn
I THWUS/
LONE
RANGER
By FRAN
rf IUNOERSTMIO A FEW TIOflQO, 1C(1TQl I \
3W WHY THE MAM LAUQHCD AT U8 WHCfl J
t ,.r
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C V A i V H IM C X ) T H V ?
STRIKER
America^ Peanut
Has Important Place
QAINRSV1LLK, Feb. 1$. (Special)— By cutting o ff w p.
pilau of olla that normally have
com# from other countries, war
hr*, at the MUL Tm
Plaar Elavae — • time* mate than erdlaafy
n EL IT - AWaa.
HR TH0LXJMTI Y # 6 T n e OUTUVf KKJWtl M
BAMCC AND THATlVdkOTRflltBTO FV100UT
IF HfTD VdFWICO THC ERTTLCIO OF THR —
___ __________ __ ATTACH. X
hat meet be grown
and gtotlng.
V ila -
TET IT — A
meet delldeno.
/ s -----
NATIONAL
MINUTE 0 AT5
Sliced BACON lb. 25C
PORK LIVER lb. 19c
BACONendcuts lb, 15V£c
Picnic HAMS lb. 25c
r K N D R ft Y O V X fl
,
W M IT M
l.t K O
IU M W M E S*
Shoulders, lb..... 1Gf/ic
Heads, lb.............. 8c
Sausage, lb........... 19c
Chops, Backbone lb. 25e
HAM S, lb............ 22c
Ffftel
K Iliad
Ullla
Ftjra
w rstsnt
L u it
imihk
ROAST
End Cuts, lb. ..
Center Cuts. lb.
Souse Meat* lb. 19c lfiatwcll Oleo lb. 15c > Elgip Qleo, lb. 22c
•sty « $ [
.
Georgia Smoked Bacon, lb. 19c Brisket* Reef Stew, lb....... 18c
TKvnicN MILK r s n
Stew, lb. ...........
Shoulder Roast, lb.
Rib Chops, lb. ...
Loin Chops, lb......
_
, w
,
15c Tender
21c .Young
29c Baby
39c
JU-
Club • Sirloin
Steaks, lb. 29c
Chuck
Roast, lb. 23c
WrftOlN OR HALT
.
Red Smoked Sausage 2 lW25c| Lyko TenderedPSOklNA* ‘
M
1
‘
YORK A P P L E S ..
4 lbs. 19c BROCCOLI, lb............. ... 10c
LE1TUCE, head
10 lbs, 25c
iV ic Red Bliss iPotatoes,
a PARTY
pAYTY
VU S I D t
r u s ilH
YKi-K*ow
*
ONIONS, 2 lbs. 13c |ORANGES doz. 12c
Florida C A B B A G E
PANCAKE FLOUR 9 C I B M
LAND SO'I M
SVVSIIIVB
WW*
,.7 1
'
NhL
ra w *
H ad. C n
Blueberries
l-L B . <4 A c 2-LB. A
JA R X « f JAR I I
0**rot» Pte
19c
S S*. l i t t e w
PEACHES .... 25c
Afww S m t l M I
X s | raw,
Tupelo H oney . F IG S ..... 2 for 25c
12-ox. Jar 15c
30-ox. Jar 33c
5 u l P a il
A i»»
IlM p
V r *
Icauliflower,
r*m h
X *. SH
rew *
lb. 7c
lb
lc
ir*.
24 lbs. 7 9 c
S s k (A | PteJtr«rT n isei i r s. it.
Cut Beets, 3 for 25c
PRESERVES
It e
s is.
IS Ita. 80*
CONGO COOKIES
Make with Nestle’s SemiSweet Chocolate.
2 Bars
25c
BEAN§, 2 cans 25c
Avw* U ta h g t n t l
-
CORN, - 2 cans 23c
Arm ■*«■*
W.O. te w
PRUNES ..... . 15c PEAS ...... 2 for 27c
■ s n M T im r * t « b * 4 M IS S
F L O U R ......^ 1 9 c
P a s te c a n 6 ‘/?c
m
t e w an*
ate*, n *
C herries ..... 15c
M ae
{
, • a * • . s r*o*
P o tato es —
•MS?.
C la s s iK e d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
*
.
a*, a
SOAP
8
A - l. Battery
Rnl
r.
v«i
JLwAfw
^?
lUae v«
. on
ft Mb Thla
tsm
m
M ackerel _ U W c
L U X T O IL E T
teijr. Cheap. Baa
W hite
L oaf
25c
P o srfo a stie sT ^ if
w'
ne rve-aeutishiaq
a te B|. Mere Uwobie E a^->«U dln q Iren than
gplnarh Oat Proteins build Mnecte—ael r , t
. [PKMPVUTIW O P fK H L a M O M M W U fT WAS
van
m i b k u n u m a n -M f m o h r m *
r r a n r n ir r
L a e Smith, Calms Ion district
agent, said today.
T o fill the gap In tha oil sup
Only three states now provide ply, to fatten more hogs to
regular open seasons for trap* No. 1 ilia, and U satisfy ether
ping beaver, once • common la need* nf this reentry and her
America.
oilier, American farmers are br
ine counted on to raise 6,000,000 acre* o f peanut* thla year,
or 3,000,000 acre* more then
thev railed In 1I4L
Florida's l l t t production goal
fo r peonuta for th»> edible trod*
and far aU la $73,000 acre*, of
which $00,000 acre* w i l l he
grown for ell and 78.000 acr*«
fo r the edible trad*. This total.
273,000 aero*. Is 170,000 arm>
breed 1(
now art
the Brit
U allowed
TASTE IT — Ovtalaed I I
„
e)
i our/------—J
eil. few f i n e qiial. and well
blanrhrd. w id e r a n a e In prlrea.
4 dm. 2.74*4 4 * 4 dha. 2 44*
4.4t$ moatly J 1.14-4.#«. • dot.
4.24*3.74 moa tly
2.40-2.72. I f
doa. 2 44.2.40 moatly 3.72-2.**,
X X * 1.24*2.74. Ilaarta 44 hnrko
wr.'ppeil 3.74-4.40, I'aaral 2*4
dot. 2.44.2.44 moatly
4 tint. •72-2.40. I dot.
Id dot. ft X X ' a 2.04-2.22.
•M I . I F . (i nlden moatly ord. to
f.»lr uuallly nod rnnd. 24".TJ*.
*•4 dna. 2.40. i r * 4-4 H .Mr.
* 40. I»*4*al ' t - m
dna. 2.71
o f jroang swans to
Many iwana .which
Ihootanda each year
going hungry beeacoe
iah public no longer
to feed them.
LONDON.'Fob. 19— <JP> Roasted cygrwt, favorite delicacy
of a bygone i n , may toon re
appear on tha KqglUh dinner ta
ble. Tho MinUtry of Pood in con
sidering a suggestion that an*
ITS MERE!
ETTA KETT
Ih o r lt y he g iv e n f a r n
'
FOR F IN K FA
LUX FLAKES
F R E SH Y A R D
EGGS
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preserve Inviolate tkoa# Inaatlaaabl* prlrl1 lefea far which wa have ^aaa ao long conlanding—wa B u t flgktl
—r t m n c h e i r t .
F o r V i c t o r y ...
Bay
U. $. DEFENSE
w
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VOLUME xxxm
<-r m r r a —
Established
sag
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r
BONDS
STAM PS
&
10+
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A . F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 20. 1912
Twice A Winner
•
R u s s i a Reports
O f f e n s i v e Is
w S t i l l Unchecked
B ritish M aintain
• B urm a P ositions Armored Forces Of
Mem ber
A ssociated
-
Survived Submarine Attack Off Virginia ( ’oast
Diitrh Destroy Vital
I n s t a l l ations In
rath Of Advancing
Foe In East Indies
Fnemy Loses 10
Planes in Attack/»
Dawson Reveals Plan
For Raising Stock
Feed In Seminole
Germans In North
Africa
Withdraw
. . i
Pren-
Allied]Naval Forces Blast Jap
Invaders At Bali Isle, Near Java
Road Department
Budget Includes
Sum For Sanford
Fighting Rages Along
, Entire Front, Big
Guns Are Active,
MacArthur Reports
Washington Tells Of
Sinking Of Tanktr
Off Atlantic Con.U
f
A N IN D E I’E N D K lfT D A IL Y I
In 1908
U. S. Positions
In Bataan A re
H eavily Bombed
n
Long-Range llomhers
Score Direct Hits
On Nippon Ships
Di*el»nnir that IVJ.OOO hi* bean
designated in the tcnt'tlvr State
I Hr taaorlaled I’rfse)
Road Ih-partment budget for th#
lluwif reported it* grent offen
paving nn.1 widening of Park A '*
•II • IsstM Inlnl I'rresl
sive is rolling on unchecked tmlmy,
anua from Truth Street South M
crushing (irrmon rountcr-fttUeka
■WASHINGTON, Fab. JO.!
Alii,ul ti:i\:■I IW i t * lotluy
Twenty-Third St-e»t. Senator E.
with loltaoeIv Ioamv*. The Naia atlWV-AultowDed outlay* fart
F. Iloil.huldrr i<il,| the ExecuthrW'itln*tr,l ilrn lij; .l;t |sji its-.-ss* illmittcl the lluasiand still are on
Ika war. pi in lha war fundsCommittee of the Chamfer of
viisinii iiiin ,-- ,'itri'viiiir m il
the
offensive
hut
rimmed
the
Sov
aakrd of Coagren*. wna estl-<
Commerce
and
other
committed
Mra. Carol Marshall proudly
iets nre encircled oil the Mimcow
naiad today at $149.100.000,f
ImiilitiF* mii t In' i-,1.1ml o f
member*
who
wenpreaent
at
an
hnhl* l-ntm. Pekinese winner of
*nm
0C0 by lha War Production
executive meet ini: yesterday nooB
Unit, milv mu,- mil,' from tlm
Ilaird. Thia la allghllr nndar
' ........ . A fries. A *i« - o r e , , ■
T SIn,!E “pr«irri
rotorl .ml
th w
*»
iihiw In K
,ni11
ami two o
oinrr*
pjisti'i'ii tiji ,,f .1 :i x a ; lltt*
lha national Ir-om# for 193* |force* withdn-w after exchanging
*hi.
Vn.i
n
i
w
iy,#hl
«.
r„
'
w,,rv
«•■(
up
in
iin
*
departmental
' fire
#1
—
.ItL the
>L . llritish
l.
» 1 1 ***" '
rnd 191* combined.
I>it11 li tlt'-lroyi'il
v ita l
illwith
near *T
Tmimi.
' tlJ!
**7*1{ 1042 budaet.
The. |ie,iple „ f the Soviet Un-1
,.h" V'r *
,h'
^ I The possibility that the County
nlLit ion-* hi tlic i mi t h o f
W
ASniNfiTO
N.
Fab.
JO
.
_______________
,
Ion •pecifirallv
are
awaiting ! riU,,,n ,** t * * • '
may Increase ita Ihreetork produc
tit,' invii,l,'i< no I rt'|»or,etl
/AV—The NaW announcedto*.- |next Monday, the 2ttl*
I
tion and the irrnwinr of feed we$
fit.; vs* it"«ist.'UH'i' l>y lla li’a
dar a 4.000-ton ’Brasilian ( *ary of the founding of the Red |
roted when C. R. D’ trann, repfreighter, Olinda. waa shellre.entitle the Agrlrulltiral and
army, expecting that a triumph-'
tli'frmlt'r*.
rd fdd aunk by a enemy aubLivestock Committee, told meg/
al announcement will lie made nf
The l.ipnin »e til •» I:ii>«ia*«I on
marlne nff the Atlantic coaat.
her* he wra arranging to hare Rfc
n wldcaprend hherntion of Soviet
Tim ur, tin* «nih(»,ih ih i »**I
Ulnml
J. Sheelv. who i* connected wt|*
territory from (ierman rule. The
*•(
thr Mnl:i\ A I rh»|H*lng.i, T ok *
|He a*aee|Me4 Prea*>
rnimnl husbandry at the Unlvwt;
government for «ome time haa
v«»
tlnim
ul
totlnx
T h e B ritish a re m aintain been alien! on «peclflc gaina lieFlorida.ami W. M. —
liV t t
Ityr «r...........
..........
\ IIntmvi:i ri»mmimit|re rejiort*
grnrral livrxtock agent of the At
ing th e ir p osition * along th e Ing made by the Soviet forcea,
r«l M lirii |*t*im t th»utir<| 10 Jnp- ^
lantic Cnart Line, come here U>
reporting
only
grneral
advnncea.
iiiHM* |ili«tir<4 •luring enem y nt*
Bllln R iv e r in Burm a, I*onconfer with the Agricultural C*tnm. . Noting the deep thrurt* the l
t:uk
nil Sner:t)*;ntt. .I.ivn nnvnl
tlnn
rep orted • to d a y .
_______making
_____
mitlee t n,l Itersenx interested In
*
I ________
Rfaalnn*
me
ho t ill
Ln**«'. m th»* |»ri-t l\vn «l;»yw. A ltre following: Inrrmsed fcrtllJnpttnese rcporfctl a h eavy \above and iielnw Smolensk, aome
lir«l ittrernfl :tl-o w ere e m liie tl
I'y of the soil, the rattle bu»lwith •lewtiiiyiiig f*»m untie .1:%p aerial b o m b a r d m ent. o f ».,*T ry*7h " P " ' th" r,,* lon, * ' 111
\\ : u _ 11UU i „ V n o I n n r.ess, the utilisation of locally
rwk-UUti- « «
4Wa Clirurr Ih
the announcement.
\ ) \ 8 CUSH in V U S lO n
nn«"*e |ilanes «»f f I tali
A m erican ponltlon* onth e
AUho
h Kei,
H1. P.«c h e .;
A *
c p r r t a*
S e s s i o n grown feed, and rattle feeding. .
Five of the eighty-three survivors of tho
luiek Line, was sunk hy an Axis tuhnintine
Kar inuL'iug
Allietl
Itomlier*
Mr. Dswsnn rr|Mirtrd he
Batan peninsula ih the P h il- reportcl new penetrallona Into | , U
^ e c rtl
OCSHIUU
«»••»! ftl threr ilireet hit.- on one
tilt* V h u mi.t ro att.
torpedoed Rraiilian p u * * e it g e r-cargo vetsei
I^*ft to liiehl, an* M uni1
trcrlvrd offers from persona
White Ruatia, the moat weaterly 1
— ------ _
•
»l
1
1
1
4
•
e
Ju|»nne-e
erm
-ers,
two
ipnine*.
ill furnish land for r rowing
Oimtttn. hn mother, (Hncirla Onrniin, K rn ltlif
lluaniue ate undaunted hy their harrowing cx_____
Ini* nti t run-iHii t «
nntl
General
Douglaa
MacArthur Mint mentlone.1 a* capture,! wnw I _ .
liv-estnck
feed.
The
main
O
urP®*S|
|wrience
as
they
are
pletsit-,1
in
Norfolk,
whet.bit n io lh ri, anti W nltfi V
F*rr rim .
“ "■•y Japaneae
Shu
ImuiiI* hit - mi another
lighter
r-ported flrhtlng from fixed »oa- Kreaty. In the vicinity of Velirh. 1 T "11^"
of this plan Is to Increase pn»x
.
,
..
U 70 mile* northwest nf "I8" ” " » nk ttn Australian
uni triu i'tm it,
llntiiviit
rnn-»*i
Jt
1hit- lltllll Wit- klllf.l anil out* i t*|toa1 t * ll
ductlon of the soil, it tans stated*' they wete taken hy re*eu.- te.sels alter spen-1
It ion* raged along tha entire Ba which
Rmolertek and 20 miles Uiort of disry crul.er, tw„ destroyers a
:i*laft'*l
taan front amid Jnnnneae lnc-nIII .«n»i:
Mr. Ilouaholder revealed thpv lug eight, rn hours in a lifcliout. Their ihip.
the
White
Hu*la
frontier.
I*ul‘
»
ml
n,n'
T h r |iti'««,nr<* «*f .liipnnt'ip warrfitry bomb# dropped behind Un
in yesterday's raid on the port Read
hx» set tll^ t ( (•.! im-rly the Scani»enn of the Moore A MeCoi
j Department hxs
Last night's Soviet communi of Darwin, north Australia.
ItieI I ll»«»|>-hl|»- «»ff llnli U
.r ift
ited State* defenae llnea.
|$So,000 to be need to
que
repested.
the
phrasrolagy
use,!
be t l.leel n« n ntm-iliU* niilicalion
Australia’s Parliament m e e t s r e t a in in g wall tlM g
Itlah-Indian defenders roanfor aome time: “ During Fsbruf th«a 4'\|M'ft«'tl i«t11-111 f»t In invadiv
• o ff- 19 our troops wseod. oiavii or a 1m»M try to outflank
fenahre
battles
and oreopie
ilel view -'the war and 'the .IsngUf IIIe^ sc7 o.3 ^ k t^ sW ^ lca T m otjP v
a v i fo r nn
*4line on the veet bank
severs I Inhshite,!
points.
On of Invmilon
\u^lra lu«.
» wer drRivnstH In thi» budget fo
Bllln River
In
\Burma.
„ . . , ..
. .. some sectors of the front', the
Svnrm. of Japanese bomber ! constructloiv^' nf Stale Roa»f No. t
Mcmtwhilr. Vatva MrDiinicl. An*
Fierce fighting
has
N U a lja
s been under # n e m y m s d e ’ eounter-stteck* an,I fighter planet eUgv.l their from Tlluavllle brUlge to the St.
-•H'lati'd I'rt'es «*iirtv»|Miiiilrnl nn*l
way
hoara. The [___
»y 14 hours.
British re- which our troops repelled with thlnl raid in 14 hours today on I Johns River, end .aid he espvsrt•In* lawi Aim*rirnn ni*nfH»a|M»rnian
ported aucceeaful air action.
heavy losses to the German*. the vital Allied stronghold at |ed that funda would te dealgnatt I
to lenvi* Singriioru. rvnchiil Ha*
Stating that the Anirrirnn _
Corregidor. three tnllee oat In On February 18 we destroyed Dsrwin, North Australis, jump |to build a grade frohi Jake Jes.up
Invin tinlay a fte r hit* -hip hot
tnury Assnristion In ■tt,'inpllng t«j
Manila Bay from tha tip of the 10 German planes. Our los«r* j ing-off point for American and j to Geneva.
In en iMtnileil mol Mink.
■
•*
1 . 1
■
penlniula. waa under heavy ar wore eight planes.”
Australian reinforcement, to the
In rn attempt to secure fund* W j . . t,x
N o r P H S i i r V in form r iliir n * o f th r Units-*!; § > _
On
lltirnro mwl C i 'I i'I h n ih»*
State.*
u
I
hiii
I
th
r
rriitr,!
fu
rcr*
and
I
k
O
T
n
I
n
I
V
e
n
t
l
l
e
K
y
111
tillery fire for the fourth mieNetherlands FJist Indies.
‘ t " ',« thl*
.President \\. A. W i l l 1 D i m n i T C S S U r j
Hutch lent trunrit -till
.ctrlel
n
rn
I'1
l>
r
imrtlripnllnn
in
w
;r
rfThe third raid followed two sav- Leffler of the Chamber of fetu-l
retalve d a y along with other
to ilelay (tie invader, while in
o m m ille ts
i t> r fllI( hll,
i.Mtivti,,.
merer
appointed
the
fallowing
ntru
American
bland
fertiflcatloni
age attacks yesterday In the first
«tiuth«rii
Sim m tra
aetiun
wai
E m ergen cy
W o r k
“ " ,l i"i"phi»ts mch month, Mr*.
commanding the gateway to the
of which 72 twin-engined bomb- to act as s special committee t.,
imi«h heavier than hml an|H'uretl
”
J
A; Elton Mmightmi, public librarian.
era took part while 21 of the appeal to the Stxte Road Depart
bey.
prutiatile lifte r tlie iihnnilntiuienl
, .
»
a
announced Imlay that the local
tame machines took pert in the ment to provide fund* for the con
The fire came from batteries
anil i|e»t nir tiori t»y the
thitrli
Chitile* Kiniuett
llcinricli, r»
^ <tn*i m rS h »vo
J*»en
I * |||,rarv ban a table U 'tr in g thin
*
second causing casualties snd con struction of the Like Jessup- pointed
o
concealed on the Cavite shore
active directura of Dcfens, !
M publications which may, •'lent of Minfur.l since Id le ....... I f the I'liletiiluing oil fieltU.
siderable damage, particularly In Geneva road: \V. G. Kllber, F. A. Council arthritic* In their rontmug ,M. rvl|||
neroai the bey from Batan, bat
by Sanford
•"* h" " " ' *402 '
Thu* time hna Ihmmi gained foe
George
Ralph
. Dvson, iw
vrs, Wltmer.
nmnrr. imm
|' ■
thre port area.
the communique said tbe big
’
'Street, tin- morning at .......... K r n n d mm-hnllim? of the
Other dispatches saki the Jap-1 wight, Senator Housholdcr an-l nltles in hemtnule ( uunty, to“ Sanfonl, the City of Gardena
gana failed to accompllih n
ordlnntnr
A.
II.
IVterson
announc-.
A
|
nrK,.
|
M
„
(
pr
|„
patriotic
co|.'
u'clock.
following
an
ill....
*
d
fo
r e , w h ic h will iitteinpl to
and Quality Folk on the St. Johns snesc planes were machine-gun-1 Secretary F*l Higgins,
great amount of damage.
ed yrsten ny.
„r* u>k* tender* if they “ nr.- • * « yesr* lie wa, l*,rn in I'm
avo Java.
nlntr
the
Darwin
area
lodiy.
Mr.
Higgins
sakl
survey
of
____
Id
a
The U. 8. communique said Rivtr\ was written In each of
The dire,lor* hrve
jnl. roslnl in fset." atm,it r„y , Inglon. Kv . lulv tt. Ixr!,;
lutaet.,
had
two nir rat>l
County's
resource*, Complete
“ I^t It be remembered that Seminole
that tha Japaneaa were stepping the 1470 “ victory books” along
instruct kins en lu'tting hl|„. t>f ,hr government. I'sm-'
He marrii-,1 Mrs. lleitinrli m iilnini
vi*«ti'rdiiy. grim imnindm their sleee operations against with the donor’s signature, which Dsrwin has been bombed, hut it which w '* made following hi* up
neces.sry
commitleee.
.ml
alsrr
|(h)|.tit
nr.
rll,|,|„|
Aguin.1
H»rit*,m
county.
Kenluikv.
o
• *
,
» •
t
.
i »it is t w t i i . ' r i i i i i i r i i
t« tit n g H i n s i
.....................
..........................
<n of the struggle uhctid. r»lthe Manila Bay fortifications snd were sent to Orlsndo yesterduy hss not b«-en conquered." he ad trip to Washington In tiehslf <>f nave lo-en s,lvi*e,| ns In the
“ I'urtioers uf Federal Ag-| «81M mi l J. I> -V It'll, ill.
ihntich tin ImiiiiIim won* dlopped.
the new airport and thr obtain
little afternoon. Mra. James Moughton, monished.
were
concentrating
on
pro|>er
step*
to
take
shaulrl
an
,.nri„
"
,
"Civilian
Morale
Service".•
celebrated
their
gulden
»e.l
ing of tlefrns# projects for the .mer.rncv arise.
Ihitcli. Indonesian and liriti«h
county chairman of the campaign,
The
appointSl|
tea
Civilian
Defense
ding
iiiniiversnty
Mr
lleimieli
FT**. ‘ FhHik.county, will be presented to the
tMHtp- appnrently w ere figh tin g
The hammerlny, first started raid today, mentioning a frw >•(
ments
were
made
by
Mr.
I
cter-Guide
fur
the
Training'wa*
"
oiemlo-r
of
the
Fh*t
I'reOffice of Production Msnsgenn-i'i
*ii!r hy »ide in Sumatra.
early thla month, failed s i be the venes written above the sig
“ f Volunteer Nurse's Aid” . “ The h yin to. Chu.eh snd -i m e he
In Jacksonville sometime next
T h ere were continued re|Nilt4
f o r e to acetxnpllkh “ a great nature of the giver, who wished
GuaurJI f<T confirmation.
I ',,,t y i a l r s Nsxv". “The Army hll* lise.1 in Sanford he hl»« he 'll
week.
He
said
while
he
wa*
.a
direrton
sre
-- . - “ Activities
- • f fierre re>intaiice put up hy
amount o f damage.*' the War “ to make hla gift to a ssH";,
. The
...
. Charles
a . __ , r..and You”
of - the' engag-d III (arming, lie <su- .1
Washington,
th#
CAA
assured
him
? s.*hfw, Altam,inte Springs; J-j
States Coast Gtuirrl” . “ Our memlwr of the Snitf tr.l-ll»i,*l. lmk.oe*,ati regular*. They de
Department said. Tha pounding soldier or marine more personal .
Mra. Moughton. with the assist
OSSINING, N. Y „ Feb. 2 0 .- thrt the money for extension snd A. Redpath, Osceola; Kenneth A. K|a||~ ..s,-rvr ship. for (hl. M,.r. Truck Grower*. Ine
.tniyixl one Japanese force which
'has tr o t up. nevertheless, day
Improvement of the airport is Wright. Forest City; William
ance
of
her
eoremlttecwomen,
Mrs.
0F>—The
second
double
execution
rh
,r
,
Murinr
at
tacked
a_ refin e ry_ ,at
*a
lemafter day, with tha forts' guns
Ships for Free-1 Tim
■ ■■v
73-venr-old
i •> s « ■ srr.i
iiiirti
mat,
.
•,
.
reouestad by the Army would be Kill ee, f.rneYu* \\. J. Hartley,
M.
Mosei,
Mra.
E.
A.
Lnndonbcrg,
In
the
drive
agalnxt
Drooklynv
retaliating by emaahlng aome
|
vtvesl
by:
hi.
widow.
Mr*.
MinJ
*
i
r
'
“
‘l
forthcoming.
Longwood; C. A. Wsles. Fern ' A Inn,
Mrs. J.L. Clark, Mra. J.T. Newby. Murder, Inc., sent two more
of the hostile batteries.
Ott Ouard, the li»rk- I tils- leit lliim irh: twodiioglilei- Aml>oite*c soldier wn* ereilitcl
He also disclosed that the coun Park; 8am F. Imng. Chulunti;
Mra. L. B. Steele and Mra. Morris member*. Frank Abhandatvlo and
21 Japanese
with
crotind rf the defense program
I.. E. Armstrong and Mi*. with slaying
.
,
ty
will
have
an
exhibit
at
Ihg
Spencer, Drat sorted the books, Harry Malone, to death -at Sing
nh j einhart, Ovletlo; C. E ^.'r'm o-ratlcn.”
jMeuh
t„ File
Fit I j J ||u.............
ill, ns". "How to
......... . .......... .
uien
of
Sanford;
*hnrl’
Central
Florid*
Exposition,
whim
Hawke.
Paola:
Au*lln
Knight.
Y„
ur
|
nrnltl,
T
„
,
then classified them and lastly, Sing today. They were convicted
'**.
nthe Tax". "Know Your j | llrinrich of ia>xingt<in. Kv •
A ' .fiolrun of American fiuhtFrank
Evans,
l-ake T
arranged them In alphabetical or in 1057 of lha atajrlng^f George starts In Orlando or-.* week.’ E. Wagner:
After Defense, What?",’ M.v,.„ giaiulehildrrn, l.n- ao-l er plant ' haa ileslro^ed six Jnl>B. Stowe snd R. N. Nlnper will M.-nr: J. c .rl Muse, U k ',|riN|^’ "A fter the
der before tending the collecticn Rcdnlck.
\
.. War.
US-- |f„n Ermilov- Jacpielthe Armstrong, lti*.Gra,e
alicinft In a big hattlo
he In charge of the exhibit, with
to Albertson Library In Orlxivhi
Mr. Dawson havin' charwe of the Goldvnrm! h“ • " * KWri‘l* • ; m.;nt". "A Report In the Nation”. „ n,i' C„„dine Sel.ree,"nli of Sun- » 'e r tin, Dutch nnvnl haw nf
where some of the volumes will
UOlitenrxxi.
! "Mra.
r.rown Buys a Bond. f „ r,| Mr*. J. It. Smith und Mr*. Soerahu'a, Java, the War Ihvegetable and fruit exhibit.
be bonr*d.
Mr. Peterson also ravenlrd he «\v,ke up M>in Strer-l". "Ih-.
'
. . . last
.
.
He- Thumas
Kill* of' l^xington; fm r |---------pmlmenl reported
night.
Puns. Jokes, serious comment'
;....
J,reat
ginndrhildfrn,
m eess.. I TloThe lultlo
turtle wa.
wu« fought
fought Iwtw.-et.
hetwee
CwneTT' 'h^'lioiartrra “ IT lM.lh.tl.. S
* l'1'‘ / ."‘l^ T r:!-..ting
in.i.n,f ereat
g.nmlehild|rn.
JJ aam
ll d quotations arcrv Insert *.-J in
u.rino ths!
roi.lie.nis for 1 !l»r . ^.n’ l’.'-'yn,cnl ' *
Gnue rinal .Mim'vrn Smith nni HI American pursuit ship* and
LONDON, rtb. 10.—W l—Sir mysteries, adventures, travel, ureat . ^o eho^. lrr. w' u r*
to t nntrrsa* un U nd-lfase „ ,
EMI* of lax .........
; 27 enemy plum* 2f. U.mla r .
Stafford Crlppa, former Ambas irtna, novels and scientific ho-/-,
cvrlineates ta purchase tires, will At nropriations", "New Soldier * I . . .
, ,
,,
.... . ..... f:..|.|er idnne* mul th..
according to the type of reading
sador V i Mm
tew and a ritlng
Moscow
i
not be granted the purchasing |||nu,n ,H.k". “ A llsn.lta«'k from ^
arrangements for Mr. "ir.l two tighlrr plan. * amt Ih.r
matter
found
Inside,
Mrs.
Mough
l » . British
BrltUh politics.
polUlcs. was
___ ____
slips If iwrsistrnt abuse of tires xh). office for Emergency Man-; Heinrich wHI ia- annntnee.l later Jnp entile out second best.
ton skid. “ We wanted the readers
TALLAH A88E E , Feb. 20. - la allowed by Iho person, firm ' nKrmf„t".
tomad Laid Privy S e a l
hy the Erlek*,m run.-rnl llonte.
to frel the gifts are personal.
OFt— VMatore o f reasonable nir rr corporation. This applies main-j A new set of informative pack-..
- . ,
raid regulations or other civil ly to all forest product operations,,.,, wi|| n* |.*ucl errh month on1F l o r i d a M d l A d V a t l C C
defeaaa rules are subject to ar- trucks that ruin many tires by , ^thrular phase of Nelionel De-1
,
I>S1„4
T e n ln lm r
teat, . Attorney
General
Tom driving leads over stumps ami !
The March phase will he.
111
1 IIO l
1m in in g
Watann said Thursday, and civil- other
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— cHtMnn m n Britain's reobstacles where Jhe trucks “ nutrition".
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--------Members
o
f
th
f
Daytona
Beach
ian
dafensa
workers
may
lirrak
must
go.
mihtary reveraea and by
mua. KV.
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llA.'IIMM.ril
m » ', | v v
fi as
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FIELD. Texa*.
Lodge will oeguajr the chalra when Into buildlnrs If, necessary to
‘ ‘ a f vital Spring ofCLEARWATER, Feb. 2 0 , - j f l the Sanfonl KUca hold their regu extlngulah lights In t i m e of
—1
Three Japanese aliens who dw- lar meeting tonight at 1.-00 o clock bUdUMtlw
I Student Officer* si
Rntnhilplt j WEST PALM IIKACII, lah.
Sueh action la iattlflalile In
obeyed Clearwater police orders at lha Etta Lodge.
a rhs* which frit history |* 1 * ,-* ^ — Two trainman war#
law,
which provklra
of not to Mara town without per
WASHINGTON. Fair. 20.—(AT I
A
group
o
f
aolored
men
were
broad moMurea for tha Govern
mission, are being heU In St.
WAHHINGTON. Feb. 20. (A h - —Confiscated allan proparty will bring mail*— were militarily " r t ' killnl' and 42 liassrngera want
Dttorabart >1). Police Chief sent hr the Betoetive Service Of* or, tha iharLff ar local mayors Tha f'rnsus Bureau acclaimed lie run hv lha Govarnmrnt ami ease" tmlny, having r,uit|ilete,l Injurril In tha head-nn eollisloit
flee thia momWK to the pre-lndpe- to protoct th# public from daat United States babies, total- nut sold, Sacrrtary nf the Treas- I a*>e flight training here thi* of twu fast tourist train* yesIrrtUy, snd hours afterwanl* of*
lion station In the Orlando Ar* gar. Any parson who wilfully
' •
about 2JI00^00 as th* nto«t u r Morranthau said Thursday. w ir'
ficlal ■ fcsrcl there might lm
mory for phyafcal examination.
Still making every Gylng S4>cdestroy* proparty, howtvsr. will
In txro deeadea. Racond only to a .____ .__ —
o|h»r
casualties.
b* subject to
tha 2.600,000 racon] aat ln 1921. ferred
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V
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tTI
p
i
S
*
i
kilp
uparlng
off
for
upon him tor the Pra*l-|
,**>r
h„ n
„ t
whlch
will
see
him
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Both anginas ami at least Hr*
r
tin
I
fimla.
which
will
sea
dent lor tha handling or alien rhuttini nff to .any
n> ......
one „r
nf *r. half i roaches w *r« telasropad when
proirarty, Morgxnthau said it dnsrn advance,! training basts. Ih# Seaboard .Airlines train* ott
was his policy to “ kaap th* alien wa* Columbus M. Boyd, formerly ■the service between New York
firm-- Intact, Amarkanlsa them, of Sanford.
land Miami era,had at a slight
remova Asia Influapta. and gat
Knoxrn offictnllv-a* CDs* 42-D. rurve sawn mile* *outH of thl*
nut of them tha maximum pro the group romnletix! the
romut renter and four r»lle*
duction of war materials."
llnait pi|et-tr, Inlng cour.e in rec- front the coastal Dixie Highway.
nrd
lime.
Mare
Instrurtur*.
Wreckage wa* hurled Into tho
tlooblnl flying lima, plus a nal- air, snme nf It lamllng motw
‘ * “ “ mental at
‘ 'Kan Bn feet away In th# sernh,
ural‘ “ up-#nd-#t-‘em“
titude. combined to reduce simp Th# angina# war# enuhed Into
le the ragular 10-week course at ■mall fragment*
and
several
this, the oldest and largest of rnachr* war# twist*,! into un*
_
F lvln *, turngn|rnhW m etal.,
rrhoels. Randolph efflrlaD. how-, A brisk fir* flarerl
t quick to point out to-1 wreckage and four hour*
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Tokyo Announces
Many Gains From
Raid On Darwin
'Minister Curtin Will
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j T
r
i,,nn
y W
C. Es Heinrich,-J
75 Y e a r O l d
J F a r m e r , Dies
s May Read
i S t f 88
Community Heads
C
1470 Books from
Sem inole County
S ent to Forces
1Sfi6, He Came To
S a n f o r d In 1illS
/
Two “Murder. Inc.”
Members Executed
Churchill N am es
S ta ffo rd C ripps
Commons L ead er
SBn
• S i i u s n a J r s .*8*
Clearwater
• s u r & j ft
Precaution Violators
Subject To Arrest
City N ew s B rief 3
Aliens
Being Held In Jail
J » '.
Birth Rot^Provcs
IAllens' Property To
M Highest Since*1921'
,,c Run ^ W*
Two Men K illed
In T o u rist T ra in
Heatf-Oll Collision
K
ApoTilo C hoir Will P re se n t P ro g ra m
o f Religious, Sem i-Classical Music
F.D R, To Describe
War As He Sees It
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la held there are Apt to be as arijr i f many cats parked
outolJo as there ere people inside. T h l» tea mean only
ooe tlln g , that moat people come alone In their own car*.
N o w that Urea are gettint.ee scares and every eoocelraUle effort ii being made to eonsetva gaaoline, why
wouldn’t it he a good Idea to,pick up someone else on the
erar to the m— ting and’ thus enable him to save some*
thing on his tires and gaaoline7 W hy not pick up a whole
TO D A Y •
(iron Edwin C. If Ml -v
0:10 prey bound Gu*
1
0:15 Musics! Interim!*
S;SS Hporta Reporter
S:.TO Loin and Abner
0:45 The World Today
TjfO The Loim Rnn^rr7:30 liow*m I Doing*
8:00 Kate Smith Hour •
8:55 Elmer DnvU and Ui* New*
9:00 Playhouse
0:30 Columbia Concert 'Orches
tra
10:00 Runsone Sherman 6bow
10:30 nobby Tucker and. Cborna
10:45 Newa o f the World
11:0O New* A Italy*b •
11:1# fla t . Uetntyr/ Orrbertrii
1 1:.io Sonny Dunham Orchestra
It .00 Union Well*, new*
13:05 Sim O ff
*“ ,0In JonecSui wo notice that plafis are being worked
out fo r competing retailers to have joint delivery services.
In Jacksonville plans are under way fo r milk to be deliv
ered every other day instead of every day. Many similar
plans m ight easily be devised to help conserve our vital
diminishing rubber and gasoline supplies.
Forty-Three Strikes
J AMAZING POWaald to th* Woman,
k asvad thee; g t in
*
TOMORROW
0:30 Norman Reasley and Ilia
Florida Cowboys
7:00 Rreakfaat Brevities
7:1# UP Ntws
7:55 Weather and Time
8:00 New* o f the World
8:15 Ionite Wllfber at th*
Orsan
8:80 Dancing String*
8:4# Virginia
•
P :00 Morning Der'otlona
' 0:t# Kenneth Spencer, *ong*
0 JO Th- Carden Cate
10:0ft Chlldren'a Birthday Party
10:40 Orrr the Rack Fence
10:15 I***! We Forgkt
1llio
1 .rut
art* Newa
n UP
11:05 Merle Room
11:15 Marvel o f Vision
H flO Th* lllln Twin*
lira# UP New*
111*5 Temperature Bulletin
12:00 Theatre of Today .
13:30 Rtarn Over Hollywood
1:00 Farm Forpm— K. C. M<
1:15 Cod’* Country
1:30 Adventure* In Science
1:4# Golden Cate Quartet
3:00 Pre*v New*
2:05 Of Men and Jtonki
2:30 Brush Creek Folliea
8:00 Columbia** Country dour-
Although considerable progress has been made during
the last fe w months In eliminating labor differences from
those obstacles which have been Impeding the nation’s
w ar effort, the problem has not yst been wholly solved,
as a report from the National Association of Manufac
turers snows.
A s a matter o f fact there were t t strikes during the
month of January alone— O of them in vital w ar produc
tion industries. In these 43 strikes m o r e than 15,000
Workers were Involved and more than MOMO man hours
of labor lost. W hat this meana to the A m y and Navy
In fewer bombers, tanks and ships, is anybody's guest.
A s -th e Association points put, T h e r e is no way to
signed hi# letter
pro publish • song
ho wrote, "but the
M ai Good-by P » l
in you liv e us the
Idles who went to
re the words, too.
like those
H
Btar-Adroeit#
W# need mom
profit from tbs
should remember
■ has approved the
F 100 million dollars
:* Of Civilian
Do
na for defanae but
■ for fan dancer*.
R e was Just a long, lean country gink
From sw ay out W est where tha Hoptoads wink;
H a Was six fast two In his stockin’ feat,
But-fce hep* get tin’ thinner the more h e’d eat.
Y et he was as bravs as ha wAa thin;
When the w ar broke out ha got right In.
Unhitched the plow, put the mule away,
A n ’ than tha old folks hoard, him say:
•’ R E F R A IN
Good-by mat Good-by P *t
.
.
mule, with yer old h«-hawt it know what the w a f t about
bet, by goeh, 111 soon find out!
jr sweetheart, don’t you fear,
you a king fo r a souvenir!
you a Turk, an’ a kaiser, too,
’> about all ooe feller could do.
of socks w a r his only load,
struck fo r town by the old dirt road,
right down to tha public square
In line with tho soldiers there. • « eant put hint to A uniform,
knit mitts fa r to keep him warm,
lied him Utoi; they drilled him long;
his farewell song:
-M elbou rn e lim es.
Miami they are plan-
■ r JACK* STINNETT
WASHINGTON^ Feb. 80r - U t )
— ITraldent Itooaerelt ha* klekad
the l!d o ff * (* la and not
in
•ome time ha* ho uneorvred so
much controversy In Washingten, 'IX C.. sa when he suggested
that all th# “ parasite*" get out
of town te maka way for -war
worker*,'■ CV . •
Imurane* sdleemeu,
grocery
rlrrkv, rortetv leader*, dollar-*,
p-r-mrn, nnil M*mb«rs
of a
prcsenlatknt in oovemmaut em
ployment la negtlgable. Yot they
thrive a* the cap IIn I
thrive*,
their business boom* a* govern
ment boom*. Their big boom* In
two evnrralinoa have been dur
ing World War 1 and
World
War t l, They t r * the real estate
dealer*, the store owners, the
utility ami tranriKiration opera
tor*, the other «knm * r more
ealerpreneur* who keep n *• big
city alive. They have begn |b*
P.O.D. Detroit
Matinee at Ueadowbrook
I'roo-i Ne*a
Matinee at M»aJ<)\rtirook.
C lev r land Symphony Or
thertro
»’ •
is crisp, nippy
weather, and it calls
for a drink to warm
yout •
This
Package Goods
Beer & Wines
Cocktails
l i t N . Perk Ave.
,WE D E L IV E R
Tclrph on s
DtOG
• Fortune's Smart Mocceiln Typ«
Styls for Mm of Action
Roosevelt K icks “Lid" O ff In
H is R em ark s A bout “P a ra site s ’
Rookie,”
song to »
t o fln d it
Ws hope
3:30
4:00
«:SO
4:25
5:00
• For edaput, tovvn or country
wear— Fortune "Movfordi”
hive that oceptlonall/
WMrt rod authentic style
Ing drnrodtd
A
hr/
lha.w,«!l * i { f * d . r)^
m en
Troop No. l neat Monday, nlgbt
We are also planning To form an
Emergency Berrlc* Patrol fa th*
ffifs a s
lead ua.
We
3&‘
r
will
x
at
_V
meet
next
. 53?*
TROOP so
By Walter Steel*
“B s M h j ? f -
both, a politician, a lunger-on,
SB oppoetosM, aU
of
tboae
Monday Iking*—or teat a conselrnUoM
w f a f c tw ta g to get ahead and
do HU job « o he **** It.
/'J thmk It la ralber amusing
Itkmlir, aocially, and eeoIf. Thry nr* the
1.001
lobbyist*. They are **at* wllKiui portfolio. They
America.
of
/ A
SfiSTS&JPTSIS
r or product. Uiey “rap*.T h *y or*
"socialite#1'
Jbig « M N account and
al borer round. They are
potiUeiana who bnv# been de
servedly dunked by thejr elec
torate*. They arc --pnaiitoiteA
-acm tarlo*/ or -aaecutW* didon't bore o.Toie In local rvetora" o f notional aoc'eUeo and
fatal offa'ra.
Their
re- orgmniull^M. nobody ever bodrd
OM-llilirr* who were hrte fa
ItMT any: »*A let of lb* panulto*
will leave. Th* y <11*1 K f yeora
ago...They couldn't
aland the
mam. i -m
at tha grocery counter and took out tha
Sonny Spread, Ola Mommy s 'Lasses, Orange Pad,
•nale Buns and r pound Of Aunt Annie’s Sugar
BlUy-bit# aha.”
•;
LEAVE
GRANTED
r jilL
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BE T O R T O D A Y
NEWS
�T H t 8ANP 0 RD a f t u i t ) , BANFORfl, fLO R ID A
iMrtn "III
•Wxitcr J*rniscs Two I
. Women Radio Stars
M M . LOURINK BEftL. Society Kdllur
By A lH X . a u Kt Kit
Whir W nrhl F r a t if .
W n vr
I m k Hi m
Trlrp liu n e 148
U* ia v
FRIDA T
— The PUUtbea Class of the
Wwtbytosian Church will meet at
the homo o f Mrs. W. A. Leav
itt at 8:00 P.M.
SATURDAY
The Post
rkw will
Mr. and
at' B:00
llonotinjt Mrt. F. L. Crosby m
her blrtpiisy snnlrtrsary, Mr. ind
Mrs. C B. Royrc o| Uramt U«pliU, Mich., *rhj »re niwmliiif the
winter tn Hmfunl, cntettalueil
with • dinner nt Eddie's Jtwtsurant Sunday.
The lone table was centered
with a bowl uf (.ink and white
*wert per*, amt a rcrsajre o f ‘ the
»aroe flowers marked the place
nf the guest of honor. In addi
tion to a number of of her gifts
from her friends the honnree was
presented with s larec white MrUhilay c;ke, made by Mrs. Royer.
The tr ie was cut by Mrs. Crc-by.
and served at tpe conclusion of
dinner.
There lnvite.| to te with Mrs.
Crrohv and the hosts were: Mf.
ami Mrs. W. L. Crosby, of Dan la,
Mr. amt Mrs. Frank L. Crosby
of Diytona Reach, Mrs. F. C.
Wrlth, Mr. «nd Mrs. C. C. Welsh
and Miss Zillah Welsh.
0 ITice Auxiliary and
meet at the home
Mrs. M. L. Wright
P.M .
Mrs, Claude Robson of Danla
b- the house guest of Mrs. C. K.
SUNDAY
Praetor nt her home on Park
John U. Weir, national TownAvenue.
send rrpresentstive
from
the
Fihb
Congreuionnl
District,
Friends of e. Ibulqr WicHt
A ill address members of
the
will bf rorry to I—jrn of his
Townsend Club at
the Court
Illness
nt his homo on West
Ifousa at 3 KM) P. M. preceded by
s
Ninth Street.
the clab’r advisory council meet
ing at 140 P. M.
Mr. end Mr*. l«teiard
F.
MONDAY
Holmes n£ ntonrvdle. N. Y. »rr
A Tbe Depcndsbl# Clasa of the
the KUestr of Mr sod Mrs. W.
RR,U)odlit CRurch will meet at
Cauthon Hutcliiioii for scsersl
tha home of Mrs. R. L. Knight,
days.
^
ISIS Myrtle Avenue, at H:00
P .M .'w ith Mrs. 0. K. Uoff as
Mr*. Ijieiiula Collins ii quite
twhoeiese _ ■
Ul nt the home of her yon and
The Truth! Seeker, Cliss of
daughter-in-law, Mr. aiul Mr*.
flfce Methodist Church will mevt
C. C. Collini, 221 West Nine
at the. homo of Mrs. I. D. Mar
teenth BDeet.
All
past
matjmui
of
Seminole
tin <m 1W1 Mrllonvillr Avenuo
Mrs. Preston Fbvrrill and eliilfor its rwgalbr monthly business Chapter Two. Ofder o f the East
and social .meeting, at 3:0o P. ern Star, ami pa-t patron*, were dren arc Tisitine in Lake City
honor guests at the regular meet as the guests of Mrs. Sherrills
CypreM Gardena, F U .— Beautiful Camellia JaponiM .. ...
ras. brought to this countrr. lu Colonial days when
Tbe Inler-denomlnntlonsl clr- ing of the ehrpter held in the parents, Mr. ami Mr*. M. L.
Musonle
Hall
Last
night,
with
I
|Robinson.
. of Moore's Station will meet
Georgo Washington waa atiu A youth form tho inaptraat tha chapol on Reardall AveMrs. Fordyrc Russell, worthy ma
tlon for this Washington Birthday tableau. It waa
tron,
presiding.
Mr. and Mrs. It. N. Gossett
nue at 3:00 P.M.
made in the beautiful CyfrfWs Gardena where these
Prreniing thr meeting tho mem have arrived from North Caro
The D A .lt, directed by Mrs.
lively flowers long known « i "nristoernta of the South
C. R. Dawson, will sew in the bers and guests t-njoyrd a cov lina tn ,|>end the remainder of
ered
dish
,upi>er
in
thr
banquet
ern Gardens" are coming Into full bloom.
moraine for 'the Red Cross at
rooms.
Nasturtiums
ami
raiendu—Ilioto br Dshlgron.
Woman’s Clob.
la, were used to decorate the
supper tabic- and aim the chap
NQTICE
ter room.
Mrs. R. W. Turner Istcrrd at the Hotel Mayfair aro
wa, chairman of tho supper com Mr. end Mr*. 11. W. Redman ind
Hw Phllathea Class of tho mittee.'
Mr. ami Mrs. J. II. Holiday, of
Pyeshyterbut • Church will meet
A program on "AmcricanUm” Dedham, Mas*.
dstilghk. at tho homo of Mrs. W. was presented by the chairman.
It. Leavitt on Orange Avenuo at Mr*. 1L C. Maxwrli, who read
Friends of Charles Swinne'y wlQ
8:00 o’clock, and not on Tues several rvadings on Washington regret to learn that he is con
day evening as waa state*! in and Lincoln. Memento* of tha oc fined te the Fenuiid-lAughton j In stressing the importance,
The Sanford Herald yesterday. casion were given to the IS past Memorial Hospital where he rc-| now more than ever, of proper
Oniila Wilson,
matrons of the local chapter pres rw tly Underwent an append**-, nutrition, Mrs
home demonstration ngrnt, said
ent atgl tho three past matrons tomy.
milk:
ienfy,
green
**r yellow veg
from other grand jurisdiction*,
tomatoes,
o ra n ges,
also the two past patrons o f tho
Mr. and Mrs. fharlcs S. Mor etable-;
pr«*en rabl«gp
or
local chapter.
rison have rs their guests at grapefruit.
Approximately SO members ami their home on lliswatha Drive, raw salmi greens; eggs: lean
guests attended the (upper and Mrs. Morrison’s uncle. W. W. meat, poultry or fish; ccrcnU
program.
Dresher, amt aunt. Mr». Cora ami bre.nl; fnts, sweets; water,
IIA P P Y BIRTHDAY
should I * Included tn tho mnwls
Casler, of New York Cty.
Mrs. J.
Denton
planned hy housewives" every
Leonard L- McLucs*
Str.-and Mrs. Joseph II. Cavin, day. *
Mrs. Charles Betts
llir fluisl whole or skim milk,
who have been making their home
Wade Barrow
in Sanford for the past year, buttermilk, evaporate*! milk, dry
will leave tomorrow for Jaekaon- milk, cheese -on the Inbln and
villo where they plan to make In cooking. Count I pint of un
their future homo.
diluted evaporated milk (n lit
tle more than 1 tall ran), or ti
Mrs. W. It. Uach. Mr*. P. R. pound of dry milk, or 1-3 pound
Bach and eiiildnwi. Phyllis and of rhee-e n- having nl-iut th*
# Good Urinka At
Audrey. Mrs. Robert Axt, ami nmee finnl value a* I quart nf
J*opn!ir Trices
Mrs. R. L. Axt of nioonifi*l*l. milk.
N. J.. and Miss Caroline Barli
■Use green leafy vrprtaWrr ofof Flushing, N. Y., spent the Wn—spihach, kale, child,' rob
day in Orlando yesterday.
lards, muilard greens, rahhngr,
Alwayn
Mrs. O. W. Douglas arrived liinrroli, lievl or turnip tops, or
today from Savannah, Ua., to vis wild greens such a, dandelion,
it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. lamhaquartara, dock, rress, pursA. C. Williams for a few d*y*. lane. Save vitamin*- and minerleber w° “ She was accompanied by her ah in all vegetables by not rook
ties wer* t y h e t who haa been her guest for ing any longer or in nmio water
Ihnn necessary. Uta the rooking
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r
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t
(In.' l < l!
jjray.li uu .1 »»•••■•
out tun llvr*»l*»v
I hr tlitir of i
ItOfl ii yinr Tin* •»,h » >
Harry Robw>n Is i i >* counerted with the l'. It.ilUiitine novl!
Son, Company, ai aseuUnt booVkreper.
Eastern Stars Have
Regular Meeting
t
Home D em onstration A gent S tresses
Im portance of* P ro p er N utrition
^
1 •>:'.« N 9 6
f t-
T o d a y let »W lilts
n im ir o f » »i»|* •*ih*i
both
nioihr*radio jmtiiiI w «m !.i
8. M. Roger* nbru to jpcnil
tbo weekend in llollyuoed with
Iris metber. Mrs. K*ihrr Rogers.
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th a n *
f t - v ' 1 :»% volet* tin n jn lir r
n « . t*V f> .
n« iitnr o f mu'**«
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\ lrr Flynn turn
.
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stint Hint ivot'ld
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|f..nnn u,.i.»
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oun. K vrry ntffht
i••n«l* out
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liivnrm isly -- Im*M
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jln r*. neW9 |tait«*r
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hrfrill* ••» |»M n»“ * it’ 1 '
n
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fust p H s strnirht *• lo t
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Shr h lk a lirr Ui*ri'* into « »*•»• ,\.%s t«t
InItitir
utiirhifu.
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♦rnnM*iil»ra thnn *•••■! *hr •••!»! .
mi
>|!rtween tlntr*
-If
•m
Ho- i n . l o t.
: li.Minrliohl oil tin* f i' o it- ..* iilnrr f,.r I .it*
n Ii r r v
«h r nn.l Itrr itm»*nn l.
I'o liirri
Chttrlv* Klyn, l*uilt at
\\r-t|Mirt. (.uitoru
('oun., and mother* Murr |*i.o%n uj; Him
’ chlhlrrn. I l « w ilor* *ln* k « 'i» up thorn.
|tin* pare?
*
i Imi it
" I ju*t live my lifr out day at fi^u rr*
ii
Him*," * lu* m ill
“ A fhrrnt••uni hrrakdown tiiuuht nu* tlmt
When I finish w o r k
I ilon'l
think ‘ I haven't an hh*n in my
hi*ml fo r the m**l tiny!' I lot to
m orrow .take enrr o f itself when
it cornea."
The
depression
pu«h«*d
Mr«.
Flynn into soap o|»eni Sin* ami
her huthand hntl le t'll »tork com
pony actors wh»» iH ire d to the
, r id r a p i suburbs and a printing
• laislness a fte r th eir fam ily sr*
rivrtl. When the depression w ||hh|
Mr. FlynnV job a wav and thimra
, looked black, Mrs. Flynn trot the
, hunch to seek n radio at tint* joh
' fo r her r lfle il len-year-old «nn
’ He ^ot the Joh and she landed
t another on the «unu* pn»irmm
fo r S.’IO a week. When *he prtnv
. k m l w ith the serial stories she
• nctnl, she w rote some Tierself days a|
, and rnnir the hell
an inci
Ite tf Johnson's is a hunt work •c h lm i
|story too. She vrurkml in a res. lions. "
tnurnnt and modelled for a r ti-t* am ." h
to pay fo r her
course at thr u«tmoi
Am erican Acadaniy o f Prantulie do I f
i A rt In N e w York. In the host what i
1few years she whisked throuph oineli *
•ev rm l seasons
in a rhient'.i. ||,
|
company, marrmpr. moth
i.dr o i
Istruck
rrhfHMl o f a dnmrhter and di
.m
torcr.
i hi
vn
Then when slu* sorirht a »u
iilio Job In C!hlcar** ih »Ihh|) would |M| | i
him her. That hitfii clas, areont f,t|*
. I she had worked * " h.nd *#• b a r n '
Shows
On
' 1r ie jy Jady" fo r tl • ntiiklh* '•«••»
*8o aha went to m»rl to • ten
1eent nt*»ri* to learn i.od.vr ** f “«
A bingo party waa held at the
Hotel Mayfair last night for the
entertainment o f th« winter riaItora who are registered there,
by the manager and hka wife, Mr.
By MRS. ALEXANDRA GEORGE
and Mrs. J. II. Illnfermlitcr.
Tho turtle* are a weekly .af
fair, being hehj each Thurwlay
GEORGE
ovenlnr. at which gueeta s i the
Budget Sunday Dinntr
r hotel awl other friends are Invlt
An Oven Meal (Serving 1-3)
Tnmnto Juice Cocktail
•-!
A t tK -^tw h l'ion of the games
Vegetable Stuffed Flank
ir- • prises were awardrol to Mr*. WII
Steak, Bake.I
" lluhnlelphia. I’u.
Esealloped Broccoli
Art rrgUtrnd
Ihwick, of Chica
Hut Holla
Apple Jrlly
mlhi. ;
Crisp Celery ,
Crutiberry Pie Mrlburu
Coffee
DAILY MENUS
STABtTS
Mr. and 1
rrUincil wit
ip list nigh
George Maffet
Gives Theater Party
tPWFKICI
son*. »ou otiir J f MottBi ^
Patriotism
Tax Return
All Ik'Snto I'nintH
On Sale AI ( ’ont
X t**e11••m*
«
I’ jihI *• I’aiul
I
Isiallttii
f*l
SI'*.7.1
SI 1.4(1
S I. Ill
S-’ .lili
InlrtlM i
Semi GI.ks
■
rim Willi
v.'.tir,
*
Sl.i',8
n 4l
NVoinun Artist “Sets
City On Its Ear1
j 'f S ’A n r r i . S i S ' i i
,
III i OHt I t T i j A
f unfit f f»-» PI «*MHtWT
TREAT YOUR CAR
Be D O R ttillY Itor.
Wide Worl*l l'(alHrr* Wrtler
It’s fitting that n red-headed
••irl frimi 'way down -ooth In
'bo land of r«tton should *el
N'*w York on Its car with hrr
'■iperttmiit and beguiling now
' 'cotton sculpture."
F.lsle Shaver and tier Little
' havers Imve Uen llm talk of
the town since her recent ex
hibition of paintings of AracriVegetsbs Staffed Flank Htrak * ->n young fry with a Victorian
Flank steak, about 5 t-t pounds nr. Included in the exhibition,
lust for fun, were several >mall
1-2 teaspoon rail
f'Surea made of. rptiun batting.
M teaspoon popper
n medium which Just occurred is
1 S tuarpodn poultry season uig lh« unprcdirlnble Mist Shaver
2 tabletpcojw ilmir
o day, am! now upon* up a
t tabteSpoolis lmcun fat (or ■•n
seat now vista bf decorating pos
sibilities.
P
Born and raised in Tsxarfcana,
A i Kansas. MU A Shaver now lire*
In A fmahionshlr East River penthogs*, keepe house' for her mer-
onions
P«nri*y
w u ittlfst U b l U i m t t M i
\| ,,
BingQ Party Given
At Mayfair Hotel
On Baaattfpl Lake
•i, Mon Uv I Vi* 53. until.
!— U’
"ten ilcllsfi*
I..: ’ .
!>uy" anJ . ! » •
i:t . i.' for rlrittf fdr
ii) i.niisti,M n
••
atlvp 1.111111 Kh‘*
that ro.nke m<»nry
Calendar
1r .idm itt«
■r.inl T'l.irWn K t i ' o r l o o H j '
P R O T E C T IO N t O R
YOUR CAR
Ktpcrt lubrCraHww w4R
insure longer life for
your car.
L UB R I C AT I ON AND
O il CHANGE fW IC IA L
1. Complete fire-l*»n« *p»,l*llie<l
1 ch-wl* lubrication,
Rookie Flcmintr Mny
Rcplncc Hal Troskv
CLEVELAND, F*l>. 20.—i/l’i
—The inlrraltif headaches gvhleh
forced Hal Trtwky tn annoum-,his rhtlmnrnt from boshbau lodnv gave Let Flaming. Ufl.yaarold Imttlng champJbn of thu
Southern association, the biggest
chance uf hie rartor.'
Manager U>u tloudreeu eaid
"It looks like PtsmtaR*' to rcplerr
the Cleveland i 3 2 m '* slugging
first basenun, who la nine ma
jor league seasons averaged J i t
at bal and drove out os many
ae ft home rune.
As Insurance against tha head
aches which fpread Big Hal from
the lineup many , times last sea
son. tka Tribe bought Fleming
sH s> b
halted
*
2 —I >r,, ir» rMnhca-e ami fill
•• illl like *IU4ft» of loo'.r
pure TIOLF.NE O il(
3—
lo-.pirt Brakes.
4—
C ln rk
3-Chrrk
T l r -a .
Balter).
Phone 87
a k i u u l s . 1 SIS
DRIVE SA FELY a n d - - -
stores.
W fU . i
Trumpet
with tttrk,
'/sm s
GET COM PLETE SERVICE
Every time you dHve in* we send you
your way with a clear windshield i
accurate chcck-upa!
�f
I
Ri^qqnw no rTw^f ■i mnr
v ;*fwx y-.r-r,
'■ vT O '4
F R ID A Y . F E B R U A R Y 20. 1942
Pallia heWer olrrfM dM arointing
. 7t7. Iaeu.it Ika properly dearrlbed I
A. D. 1*1*. lu i ao!4 tto
the
highest
o th
e highest
Durocher Praises His Hi-Guid!e, w ith 10 Wins A g ain st
R oyal Crown Bow lers C ontinue
One Loss, Will R un a t D og T rack
F a s t P ace In S enior Circuit Dodgers After Drill
. Royal Crown fast bowline Ova
aaawnad a commending lead In
' Uw Banlor League by winning
tfcrro straight gxmea from Grap*tta In bowline reault* thla weak
.to-claim a record of IS vktorlra
. afalaat bat three defeat*.
"Barb Mows' flna rolllne haa
qualified him aa one of the beet
h p Ok f* in two years. bowlera
rapart. Moaea accounted for 6M
ptea to lead Lucky Boy to two
TwtarWe oot of three yamra
ayalnat Dukea Txvrm.
In other matchea, Pepil Cola
won two of three games from
- Maxwell tewart Agency, anil CocaCala claimed the otld game from
Barden Dairy. Coca Cola's wins
arar the Dairy flee placed the
Package
Store & Bar
oil—
and
with
will
good
and
lha
Roy Britt’s
3% dot.. 2.44-2 «6
1C* S * i - S H d o g . moatlv arnund
IS 64. rub crate*. I - I 1* 4fll.
rnoMily around I I V>. •**p •<**
ea lr a. C I I I ' I , A VIH TA . demand
moderate,
mar ke t
afendy on
f J«*J4en Ifcnrt, carload* f.o.h*
iieual terrne lf»% nr more IT.
H. No. *| cjunllty, Individually
%vaahe«l, Oolden Heart. Market
noiiilnally
unchanged.
inoet
preaent
ship men t*
arc
from
firevlotia * aalea
I ’aacal
If*
er a te « trimm ed lope, moat 1 4 *
« dr** nioatly IS.76. top ic catra.
T I I I ’C K PAHHINHH t NOI1TII A N D
W KMT)
Wedneaday. P e l.r u ir y
II.
Yulee
SHI.
To ta l
6|M
cratea.
F llsvllle
|»aaalhga
Tueailay non*.
I : hCAIIO|.K H I I I I ’ MGNTH Feb rua ry
I I . I ; 16th. I ; l l t h . 6. 17th. 7;
H t h . 6. #*
C A I 1 IIA IIK m i l P M P . N T H
Peh. I f ,
P M H l i n A S«, A rl io n a S. Imperlal V a l l e y I, T e i a a 9 New
York IS. T O T A L I t
NEW
YORK:
MARKET
A BO U T
S T E A D Y . Cara a rri ve d 1 Cara
«in track 7. Cara unloaded 6
F fa O l ti n A . I C A L I F . Ily truck
•
S ix t h Ra ce — F ut u rit y
(il*l llrlur
i t j « l Htan«|
Itip Th e W a y
T«ee<||e«t*#
W h i l e Cha rlie
C r af ty A n d r « w
l'l ea«ant H«ie
|rl«h No te
H cv rn th ||»r*— i l l M i l *
T’nliimet
i|rayr*
LA FA YE TTE , !nd„ Feb. 20.— Ijinui l.lirht
Rr.llN ( ) n n v « t * r
(A l— Allen II. (M al) Elward la Gantt GuhtF
iloltlen Allen
Cameo Ro y
putting aside football coaching Friend 6l«**e
E i g h t h R a r e — Fu t u ri t y
a second time to serve his coun
Cameo
Smoky D a y
try In war—In the Navy. Ed Gol.f
l,e af |j»d Curate
ward fast night resigned as Rot* Moore
l*i*rt Hide
head roach of Furilue Univer Hud* ll.ink
lte#t I’ adalv
sity, a Job ha had held almost .
Ninth R a r e — 3-1* Mile
I Yokel Roy
Cornin' A l o n g
five year*.
llninhllng N or a
He said he had applied to re Ntitlarko
Purdue Loaeq Grid
Coach To U. S. Navy
y.- .terday, T h a co urse f o r co lo r ed !
,{ ? !
persona w i ll he o f f e r e d b y M r. p r op er ly de scribed th erein w ill he
I a w i r earn niffht n e x t w e e k a t *«*i«t to t h * h i g h » « t t>i«M*r §t th *
l h r G ir l Brnut H u t f r o m 1:00 « n » r t hmi** do or on t h * Tlrt t MonI I ’ M. until 11:00 P . M ^ a m i n o t ; ,1-/1 •" «h * month . f March |»42.
'.lu rin g
^
I
1
Ih e
morning.
' "
kim rw op
*
■%!.»:
N O T H * : IH IIPeltKIIV G I V E N l h» t
iHiraimnt to final
a n l*m l
t.v tha t 'l r n i l l 4*oiirt o f H»mlnol*
• ••tmfy. Plorldn. on th * Itlth riav
■f
Pfitruary. 1941. In that rartnln
sa'iMv i m i l n i c in aald Court w h*r *'
F E D E R A L FARM MORTGAGE
• ottl'O ltA TIO N
ta p la i n t i f f
and
ALI4*K a . H T E E L K and IIOHToN
enter the Navy, lie was In that
S T E E L E , h*r hualmnd, a r * d*f*n dnnta, the und*ralirn*d. aa Hp*«*tai
aervlca-flva yeara in the World
L E G A L N O TIC E S
\|.iat*r. will, wi th in th* l«*a*l hour*
War and eame out a lieutenant
; ..f aa I*, on Monday, th * a*rond
(senior grade).
i itny o f Marrh. 1913. nt th * front
Dr. Elliott said the trustees H O T M H ( I F A P P I . H 6 T I O N K O ll
r o f th* Court ll n t ia * o f H*mlT A X l»E EIl
i » . C o u n t y , 6*lorlda. In Hanford.
would meet In 10 days nr two
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Florida,
at
pjiMIr ou trry. off# r
Weeks to choose a football coach
NOTICE
IHH E R E B Y
G IV E N .,
f..r « a l * ami * * l l to th * hlchrat
and an athlatlc director.
That t). W . Hp*nr*r holdrr o f Ta x ami heat Mdd#r fo r raah. th * fo l4* *r tlf lr at * No.
214, Iwaurd l h a 7th Jluwin c
d * * r r lb * d
l«*t.
pl*r*
or
j da y o f A u n u it A. IV, 1939. ha* i imrcal o f land. • 11tin t * In Hrmlnol*
• pum inA.
- fllrtl
r‘ l—•
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n ( JT,
F lo rid a .
tO -W lt?
aant* > In
my o f f l r * «nnd
haa ‘
F f e O l l I R A 3 <*»«. n i - I M .
4
fund* aptillrallon fo r a ta a d**d
llwulnnlna 1 1 0 6 f* # t N or th <N)
d o g 3 76-4 oo l e w 4.16. « dot.
o f th* Houth Q u a r t e r
GD-4)
a 40.4.00
£ °o tly
3 .7 6 . 4.00,
a
Srrllon |Mia| o f H*Ctlon Four
d o g 3.3S.aTl. 10 d o g 2.10.3.44
■■■— .........
— ---- --- - ■ I rrlbwd prop ert y In th* Cocinty of
ll>,
Townehlp
Tw enty
4ft)
mnatly S.76-3.00. Paacal 3 d o g
|H« ml no I*. Hlat* o f Florid*, to -wlt
South, l i a n a * T h ir t y - n n * (31)
360, 4 d o g 3.00.3.16, • d o g
REPORT U
TT
I - * # 123. 134 * 136 M i d w a y
E* *t. run Ihenco North 33*
frr t, I h e n r * Wrat J32t feet.
■ A X m i l l ) I T ATE F A R R E R I*
I
P la t B « o h I P a h * 41
CALIF.
IF* a dog
4 00.4.16.
T h * RgBMamnit o f th* aald propIhr nr* Mouth 330 feet, Ihenc*
MARKET
• •• H d o g 3.60.4 00. II** cratea
* r t y u n d * r th * *nlt) r * rt| ftr at *
Ka*t 112m f# * l to p«ilnt o f ln»MIACF.I.I.
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trimm ed top* Paacal 3 do g 3.76
laaii.d w a * In t h * nam* o f A n n L
alnnina.
Hold land* be lna » B VKfJMTAin.91 R E P O U T
C H IC A G O :
MARKET
AROUT
Bella my l f* lr * .
uat* In Hemlnole County, F l o r
•
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M
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p
l
a
13*•!
A.If.
HTKAnY.
Cgra
arrived
4
I'nlraa aald c a r t l f lr a t * ahall h*
ida.
F t k . M . I94J
C A L I F . PR fa on track It. Cara
to l a w , th* ■object to a flrat m n r ta a a e to the
) I M r*«tk«m*d a r n t n i i n i
d iv ert ed
3.
FLO RID A
wide Pk BRM 41
prop erl y it#arrlb*d || oreln w i l l b# F * d* r al leJtnil Bank o f Cnluqihla
ri.oR inA F n n iu iT c
r a n ee In quality, condition and
Mold to t h * h l f h * * t hldd#r a t th* dated July
17th. 1934. anil reR
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N
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Ha
l*.
prlcea, 4 d o g 3.76-4 00, « d o g
rourt houa* do or on th* flr at Mon* corded In 6 l n r t * a f e Book 47. p a f e
3.16- 4.00 poo rl y blanched 3.26- B E R T H — Dot. Ilun. «(*r-7Jr
day In th * month o f March. 1942. 149
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—Ton.
bulk,
fuir
to
fry.
3 60, I
dog
3.16-3 60 poorly
Said M l * l o J>* mad* to aatlafy
l t a . M - 9 l 7 .6 t .
Il*d.
Itu
Hpr. which I* l h « 2ml day of March.
blanched 3.00. 10 d o g 1.76-1.00,
I I 00 .I I.I S.
Chin***.
rruto* 1941.
I th* term* o f aald (tecrc*.
XX*e fe w ealee 1,73. Heart*.
Doted thla 3tth day o f Ja nu a ry .!
He J. N I X
11.19.
K>oa*n 76r
6 do g 3.76-4 16. Paacal S d o g
A * Hpeclal Maatcr
H— IhJi.^
Run. 6tr-40r
llu 19*2.
3.163.60, 4 d o g 3.00-1.f t , | CAR
d o g RClT
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x sa-i m mo.iif t.ta-t.u, i# fA y M rFix
Hemlnole County, Florida
r a t * * 9 1 .1 6 -6. 16
t a x pm m
a»s i it-t ia. xx'a i a t.lit. |fisrsl,1! -4„r5l
(HEAte)
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iTsar *r isan
I ’ A I . I P moetly nrd to fair n u a l l 1
Ily K. U B U R D I C K .
3.60
NtITIC’
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Tc*K
-U1VRN,
D.p ul jr c l . r k
FARMERS’ MARKET |S,.M.'JK^hYhTniwr5tinrSl.,:‘
fair nuality f t l . t-t ^
•JU.I * . . " 4 r j j .
1,74-t.**.
t.7ft*l.as.
•Pascal
..e .l l4d ert.tr.
tr lm m t d lops J -1 U
_
( u», 4-41* des 1,71 14 ctllrs
a rr i v a l s I I , I r s r k holdings I I *
Tha adhesive postage iltm p
came Into use In 184T In the
Unload States.
smU*«
th#a» lata pieeaeat, l a
JH-M about tile lUfl*. md-ttpa.
lata mrt la pay fee
aad
a ea vea le* t
mealkly eram aat*» N •
Daaa faymaal
itsvlred.
IJLJNITED
DUM BER
COMPANY
fB X N C H lA V K AT IIh ST.
r a O N K .IIS
ff'V -'
•'
I l y K* I a B U R D I C K ,
Deputy C t* r k
tfathWir’E.w"™ f" tur,,, Daytona Bucs'Edge
Landon Five, 28-24
Obud Gulf Sorvleo Station
Sanford A t *, at 15th St*
pad
(P E A L )
embrace# I k e f o l l o w i n g deeerlbed 1»«J.
H A V A N A . Fab. 20^- m —
property |n the C o u n tv o f Seminole,
lotted this lath day o f January,
Th« Brooklyn Dodgara opaned
rtealb*
LONGWOOD, Feb. 20, (Special) III Colds
State o f Fl or id a , t o - w l t ;
1*0.
Crand
Mia
C
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-Judge
second plica, with 10 triumphs their 8prine training Thursday —The ninth week of racing starts
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Tenth Raca—4 - U Mile
and right away Manager Leo tonight at Sanford-Orlando Kennel
Sabdlviatow.
and eight dafeatp.
C ler k C lr cu ll Court.
nourhon Boy
t lr a e e
Du
roe
her
confided
In
booming
T
b
s
assessment
o
f
the
said
p
r
o
p
Hemlnole
County. F lor id *
Club with Ill-Guide scheduled to l*ii n r *
Tha standings:
Laddta’ a C o n r a d *
e r l y u n d e r the aald e e n l r l e a t e IDEAL.)
words "thay'ro the kind of a attempt to pickup hia shattered llou nrla g lien
J ov ia l D ak a
W
L
Issued
w
a
s
l
a
I
ba
name
o
f
L'aHr
F
,
U
B l'R D IC K .
ball club I been looking for.” string of defeats.
Jll.t lleaat*
li on X
3
Royal Crown
IS
bn ow a.
I» eputy Clerk
Thla all-out— If It was — ob
Eleventh Race—Fatality
Ill-Guide, beaten last Saturday
8
10
Spencer Harden
Unless sa id c e r t i f i c a t e shall he
Ml alula la Mauri
servation came after Duroeher when he atumMed in an attempt
redeemed e r c o r d i n g to U w , the
8
10
Coca Cola
l .n r k r Mark
gaal Fury
property de eerlbed (he rei n w il t be
demanded:
to gain hia llth straight victory, Jack
N o rirn o f a f f i .ic a t io x ran
9
Prpal Cola
9
Fruai
R x l r a Dp. eta I
sold to tho h ig he st bidder at the
T A X IIRRII
“
Didn’t
you
»ee
the
way
will
be
matched
egainst
Nadarko,
10
H
■illdaral.ava
v»ur llonua
Lucky Boy
court house do or o n lha first M o n
r h n p f e r 1T«ST e f I K S
they
got
into
t
h
a
t
one-hour
Yokel
Boy,
Grand
Sis,
-Cornin’
'
*:i..«ai»
Hkr<lui.r
Eric
10
H
Dukea Tavern
day In th e month o f Marrb. I f « l .
NOTICB
IH H K I t K I f T
HIVKN.
practice? Why, they didn't wait nAlong.
lu n g , Rambling
( v a m ui m ^ Non,
.iu ia *
Cientla
vivnu a ■
1 ■ -■ ..... .......... - —
which In th e l n d d a y o f March, Th ai D. I*. H en dri ck s holder of
12
fl
Grapatta
m i.
for somebody to tell them to
12
Ta x t ’e r t l f l r s t e No. 111. I . . u.d Ihe
0
Hex Stewart
Hated thla I d i h d a y o f January, le i day o f Augu st A. I > . u n . ha>
run. They did It themfcelvea. It'*
l»!t.
filed sam e In my n f l l r * end ha.
guys like that It take* to win. Overnlghl Entries For Friday
O. P. HEJINDOM.
mad# appTIrattnn for a l e x deed
rirat Race— Fatarlty
“ They got the kind of spirit
t ' U r k C i r cu it I'nurt.
to
he Issued (hereon.
Hold r e r l l l i 1(1p A ln nv
Hemlnole County. F l o r i d * rate embraces Ihe l o l l o p i n g drs.
that gets them In therr .crap L i l l i * l e n d e r
r u r l d t Bfflt# M s r k M l o *
DAYTONA BEACH, Feh. 20. (H R A t .)
Almmnntg* l-n.|
Gold
Kx
ping. I l l miss some of the boya, Emnry >1
crlhed
p
r
op
er
ly
In
the
County o f
H a r m i 'a « p # n i t l B «
llah* N
, -Faring a (-2 deficit at the
ny r i» nunmi K,
.Hemlnole, HtSle o f Fl orida, lo -w ll
particularly
Waadell. He waa llruwn Wisd om Alice M «l *f ir le
lu p u ly clerh
ind
of
the
first
quarter.
Main
N
H
.
(
N
K
t
*
o
f
H
W
t * . He.-I
that kind of a plavrr, and I'd
Second H i r e — P o l a r i t y
lion
11 To wns hip
fa Jto.ih,
i
land High School of Daytona
celery
r e po r t
a
4 P l r « « H a l f Mali? D a a b la l
never traded him If i didn't have
R a n g e 10 Eaaf. I s A r r r a
lust
nirht
settled
down
to
stead
l a a f a H . Fl or ida
Miimkjr Hllta
to.”
XOTirF OF AFFI.ICATIOX FOB
Th e . . a e . l m . l l l o f Ihe .a id prop,
T h a m d a r , F » k i t . IMS
ier basketball and - edged out
Val ent in* ’ * Pord
T A X HKF. D
erly u n d e r
the aald ce rU fl rn ie
He was talking alxiut the deal Tw**df*dum
r A R I a O T M I I P M E N T * O P rF.IJTRT
Hmoky T i p
Nordl
Julin
Landon,
28
to
24.
r h a p t e r IT4ST a f l a u
Issue.)
waa In the name o f Albert
Pittsburgh that
brou ght P M « l » r
I N TIIF5 I W I T K D MTATKM PO n with
• 'arolen*
MrT IC' K
IH I I K n U l r r
II1 VF N . Chevalier.
The
B
u
c
e
a
n
e
e
ra
registered
T i i r n i W A Y . p e r . i *. m t
Arky Vaughan to the Dodger*.
T h a i lien II. Jonee holder o f T a x
Third R io - V I * M i l e
I'nleaa raid c e r ti f ic a te .h all be !
their ninth victory of tne sea I'e
K l / m i D A 34. (dlvld-.l, h* rn•te
n ir n -a i e No. I I M . Issued the l nd
Durocher eonfe**ed he wa» go
I lx i a l H a l f Hal l* H a n k i e )
a rr or d ln g
to l a x . I h e I
son.
Including two wins- over da y of Ju ly A. !>.. M i l . has f i le d pretie.meil
rn SI. Pal m n«*arh *. i ' C al if •*
r
op er ly d e .r r lh r .l therein will be
Beauty
Mndtfk
i
ni#f
Htartar
ing to do a lot of "looking at
H C a l i f S« T O T A L I I
luinilon, as Ted I’ollltz teamed sumo in m y o f f i c e and has mod e sold In th * hlgheat bidder at the
M.iry Mice
|>*iM»i«*
the
pitchers”
which
brought
up
H l l l f' IM N Q P O I N T I NPOllh l A T I O N
un with Dawson Scarborough to ■ ppttenilon fn r a t a x deed In be court house door on the first Mo n
fh lnk'a I m * * *
IN 111 T i l l ’ HNP A Y,
PP.II
19. ths painful matter of the ab fMemcntinn
lee ued
thereon.
Hold
ee r tl f l rn ie day In the month o f March. 1911.
Acr Pilo t
(Ink 6lnr*
show the way.
19 IS.
sence of Hurler* Kirby llighe
einhroree the f a l l o w i n g described
F ou rt h R a r e — F u t u ri t y
H A N ro n n -o vip .n o
m e c t io n :
luindon trailed 12-10 at half- property In the C ou nty o f Hemlnole. whb-h la lha Tnd day o f March.
\ll«« M.iiiirtia
1'ritctlcalljr no hauling account and Whitlow Wyatt, who «re not H#ll» Ha rper
Misie o f Flor ida , t o - w l t :
Dated this l o t h day o f January,
Mornlnv J i kI b *
w#t flalda. demand g«*o«l. m a r in camp. It waa ■ Imn againat Ti p pl e
Ixrle I I A I t Van Aradalo
j ,iv lie l l a r r o .
ket nominally unchanged.
layers' wives In camp that k»pt I *!'mi Hlue
(n
h
o
rn
e
B
r
o
k
e
r
a
g
e
Co'e
A
d
d
i
. My <*n*h
I ' i i i m i Git I
CORRECTION
IJOH A N O E L K H ;
fiemand fair ly
Hebe In Miami.
tion to m a r k Hamm ock.
T h e H e r a l i f - r e g r e t s i h e Incorgo od fo r I’ aacal. market firm,
Itarr—V I * Mile
, .
Th e se e. es m e nt o f the sold prop Wyatt la a holdout, n. I* nl*o ! Minn*Fifth
yiNirim
V «ar*i l*ti
i-nrloadbi
f .o.b.
tintial
terma,
r e e l time f o r n e g r o classes •n
‘ lerly u
..........
..... .......
n d e..r
Ihe
said ..................
ee r tl f lr n ie
Ml h e * Itonu*
Pancal, 16% nr m fT r |f H Ni».l Outfielder Fred (Dixie) Walker ■V*lnr*l Rol l
, H a t e r S s f e t v » n d A c c id e n t P r e - | i «* o c . t waa in the name of w i ” t"k
•inallly.
Individually
waahed. Durocher had "no word” nlxiul ( 'r o r t y * l( «n i r e r l*nlt«mao
vi-ntlon aa a ta te d In ■ n e w s x t o r y i v » n Arwi hl*
M » r Ke en
P**t Fir*
11“ rratea trlmniisl lopa* 1H* them.
SERVICE
V
o . p. i r r n N D o s .
Clark Clr rut l Court.
8rtnlnoJ« County, P l o r 1
PRETTY AS
PICTURE!
.x .
art*!
Ih * t'a h o w y o u 'll look
a
C li p
to
L u c lU 'a .
«\.inr
In
f**r
I ih Ib j
' Valrnttll***
halr-d(».
ltl»l
fa ilK l
noil rtiJiitlrurr
*s
llEAU TY SHOP
M a t li er
Phone* 60f|
A rraiio
F
IIS W. rirat at.
rllOMN KAO
A Utile gas, a Hill*
woahiag aad pollahlng
tn r a fa l
labrleatlon
dead Calf
pradurta
keep your ear
In
shape. Drlre In today
•M Mi lira your car
Weeks.
made a pp li c at io n f o r a tax dead to
be Issued t h*| S«o , l a i d ce r ti f i ca te
bidder at Ihe
eettrt bettee do o r an I k e fi r s t Mo n
day In t h * mnnTir o f March. 1»4S.
which la the l nd da y o f Marrh.
_________________
AUTO REPAIRING
Don’ t k t you r cor g a l
Into a run-down con
dition . . h a rd II com*
p le n ty oenrlead a l
V .irfrn u «^ i^ ;\ 0
ir .h .r ,.
II M-I.H. is R M-I-... t .
ti.t*-i.ii
I.IMKH— llu lints t. I l i a
M U H T A I I I) O I I K K N — Dos. Ilun, l l c 41a
ONIONH— Dog, Run. t l c - M s
( lit A Nil KH— No quote
AHH I.WT— ift x. Ilun. t i c
I’ KA H— llu ||pr. | l . i e . 1.71
I ' U I ' I T H H — llu Hpr. C a l i f Wonder.
ti.7 i-i.ia
P O T A T O K H — Crates, Re d BH**
ll.4 l-l.7a
CWT
Da gs | ! l a
I I A D t H I IK S — Dot. Ilun. I t e - M e
H I 'I N A C H — nu Hpr. Hummer T y p e,
Tt e-| t.* e
H T R A W H K ItlllK H — Flat l i e
MgL'AHIt T K 1 . U I W — llu Bakl. 11.7114.11
T C B N I P H — I»o«. Bun. I l e - l l o
nu
l l p r 7to
TO M A T O K H — 10-11 1.11 ( 'r a l e , ord
to tr y . I I .M - I .a e .
ta ! > C a r
ton I I . I I
Luge t l . l l - l . 7 l
W A T K I t C n K H H — tins. 4 f « •
BRYAN’S
GARAGE
N O TI C H O F A I > F l . l r A T I O X FOM
T A X DKBD
I b a a l e e IT40T e f I t m i
NDTICF.
IH H K R K B T
HIVKN.
T h a i I V I g h l - l l e n d Compa nv holder
r r l t f l......
r a l e _,_r
No. ie47,. laaurd
o f T e xX C
..........
Ihe 7th dny nf J u ly A. I ) ,
haa filed same In m y o ff ic e and has
made a p p ll c al lo n fo r a f a x dreg
to he laeurd (hereon. Held c e r t i f i
cate emb races I k e f a l l o w i n g dserrlhed pr op ert y In Ihs C ou nty of
Hemlnole. H is t* o f Fl orida, m - w l l t
ten 4. Maction “I I ~
Tn wn e hl p
I t Houth. R a n g e I I K a a t I
Ac re s
Th e aaseeament o f I k * aald prop
e r t y u n d e r t h * aald r e r t l f l r a t *
Issued waa In I h s name a t Un
known,
1'nleee sold r e r t l f l c n l * sh a l l he
redeemed a r r o r d l n g to t e w , Ih *
p ro p ert y de sr r lh ed therein w
sold In t h * hl a h e s i bidder a l lha
r ou rl house do or an tha fl r a t Moaday In lha month o f Marsh, l i l t ,
which la the l n d g a y a f Match,
1141.
tasted thla t e t h da y a t January,
A t least two million dollar* In
dltlonal revenue will ba avail- tilt.
la for old eg* pensions thla year
aa a reault of lncmaod rrmnua
from hona track wagering, ac
cording to State Welfare Commis (H K A I .)
sioner Leland H iatt
«
o. p. i m i in d o n .
Clerh Clr ea lt Court,
Hemlnole County, Fl orida
LUCIAN T.
JOHNSON
X ° f U * r ' hl » » i * 4 thla 3*tb <lay o f January,
1*41
t>. P. ir e : R N d o n .
c l e r k c i r c u i t court.
Hemlnole Co unty. F l o r i d a
( H E A l. )
Ily 1L I . B U R D I C K .
Deputy C le r k
VtrTIcn
O F A P P L I C A T I O N FOM
T A X IIKRD
C ka gier I T O T » t IMS
NOTICK
IH
IIE R K U T
tlIVK N .
Tli ai Urn II. Jones hnMer o f T a x
t .'erilflr als Nn USX, i .a u .d ihs 7th
•lay o f A u g u s t A. I t . m i . haa fil ed
same In m y n f fl r a and has mads
.■•plication fnr n l a x d»#d la be
Issued Ihereon. Held ce r tif ic a te e m
braces ihe f o l l o w i n g described prop ,
er t y In I h e ("aunty o f Hemlnole.
H ls l e o f Fl or id a , l o - w l i .
Lot 17 Van Arud als Oiborna
l lr n k e r s g e
t,Va
Addition
to
lll ark Ha m m oc k. 1‘ lal flock I
U s (» II.
T h e aaaeaamsnt o f the n i l prop erty u n d e r
t h * aald e e r l l f l r n l *
Issued waa In the n a m e nf K a l e l l *
Va n Arsdal*.
" • I s * * sa id e e r t l f l r n i e ahall be
G E T T H E T H R IL L
P a r t O f Y our
T axes M ay Be P aid
By Y our In su ra n ce
A aavlng o f 10% ta ||% ran
ba had on your Insurance mate
$y placing your automobile, fire,
windstorm and qthsr Ineuraneo
with a M. Boyd * Co., U S H
Magnolia A va, Sanford, Florida.
‘ To all my frienda and
cuttom an . . . I am
now located at M affatt’a Auto Strrlca
and will B« glad to
M rro you In my naw
locution.
o f P icking W inners
TONIGHT’S ALL-STAR FEATURE
N IN T H R A C E — 5-1G Milo
Tha companion they rrpresent
have never failed 9» pay dlvl
denda
to
polleyholiare
since
they started In boatM m ta IM S ,
1879, 1891 and 190v. Tneao dlv
idand ehacka will halg you pay
texts, buy Defense Bonds or
meat Increasing living costs.
AMOCO
Service S tation
GREYHOUND CU9
YO KEL BOY
NADARKO,
HI QUIDE
GRAND SIS
COM1N' ALONG
RAMBLING NORA
CIENTIA
C ITY JUDGE
Is an tho air over
WDBO tonight at
9:18 with aB tha
“ dope" on tha dogs
at tho Sanfard-Orlanda Kennel Club.
N O M IN O R S A L L O W E D
C. M. BOYD A CO. have bam
aavlng Sanford Proparty Owners
on Insurance eoeta since 1988.
V v i,'
Park *
< 4
POST TIM E I it S P. M.
Phono 171-J and they will, bo
glad to tell you how yon can
savo on your Insurance costs.
No obligation, Just a courtesy.
• 17 (S a n fo rd H ig h w a y ) a t Lon gw ood
out 10 M ilos S ooth o f San ford.
T U R N A T RED ARROW
Commercial
ny k . I* nunoicK.
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Sanford A r t . a t 2 n d 8 L
Wrecker Service
Pr
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| lir T > Ufbhto Iboti Is m Um U* privllegeg tor which wg b n beta So lone ninM l K - n a n t fight!
|G
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JOIN THE MY HOU UVINCS PUN
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Established la
1908
SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATU
J ^ p Guns Concentrate
On Manila Bay Forts;
Burma Lines Are Firm
Exposed Island Out
post Of Ft. Frank
Is Under Constant
q Fire By Invaders
Allied W ar Chiefs
I Hf
made frequent flights over the
Bataan Unea, dropping incendl-
Tires
lit.
Four American
Planes Are Lost
j Fiurhter Aircraft And
Dive Bombers Aid
| A l l i e d Warships
V.pwrlnlad
\ >tiH‘ kh<din ifisputch tmli\
-.ml
th • * **rn »»» • nrs* ipw, rh»» •« o •
Vdmi'nl T iriiit* Hu
|»»»rkct
hattlewhru.
\ |niiin|
• and the It .dim (tm 11 iii>
\ • n>i :il Mippt i
Wt it- -een
i »'
hi !• •• lo'ith ali'ii • the Norw egian
eon • pie-i.m ah!v Ixuiiid lot i.mU
in •
noi tli At $ »t »
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t «■»i
t •
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It. F %v\ \* f.*#U\ |di lg. i i •
P»e .i i fj:i| to \4u tieimanv in
!!»:•” - the Red army continues
it- nh iiitu hi the < rim- ji
ICn •i
'
(toft)
Nations
meets
ten,
tonda
.n...c. Army, n, ...
uf.cr„ f u| * jr action yesterday
unnaroml Dutch port in thy Rust hni| „ r n. i(|,.r4ll|v h.srtrnlng rf- p n g tl»e remainder of this menth. isl thnt "iu» iloiiIn miiiltaiD-oiislv
Indie* to dl«cu»* strategy in il* ,pfl „ „ „ „ r lr, J a p a n e s e |aeiordmg to lh,- February i|U0t« th* mlitatv efforts o f ou r A l li e s
fenac of the bar I aclfic dm **. I ,hock troop, crossed the Uilin at |received from State liwail.pmrtera will gn.w "
I'ointmg out that "P'riimiiv
some points tw o days ago.
I hy C o-on lirn tor A. II. re te rto n or
“ The #nt*mv is renortrd to l>o the Defense Council* it wax «n will tx* w.ukei in manpowei this
than she was I st
A Meanwhile, Australia today orMlered tin evacuation of all civil
ians fra a Port Darwin and * also
ordered that no lights bo shown
In any building within 10 mites
‘ of Urn Victoria coast A Japan***
aston J»- feared at any w o -'
I
\ Ati * McDaniel i Asi d Claw. rnfrr*s|Mtndenl
und the Ia - i
\m«-rlr*n rr-
|
Itor a-r It | .-n r
for*- i » . lu ll)
I
i:\ r \ v i\
7
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Suii£*|»orr hrk.
i i . —I r —
n r d Iron* ajaa, nu-it Sinimporr
F-h
Mai
l.p o lt tlw iCiUptUie of add i' -i il *ettlem«*nt*
1 .Slur. vnict* t»f Hi. it'i e» III11
, IIIIM«»I Hit'll >(*h{ *' |tla\ that
v . i inn iriixinie flow nf u ar
•» 1;lln I-* Ihuiii; leer \et| f 1 »lll
I mt tl Staten ami Knitam.
lif nllt'ti- •1 th t Ihv L*at hi rim?
- of th.• t hi it* |M»\%»•i« wniilil
The Kritish command'a Into Shops In County Will
Two Cruisers Are Hit
And Another .Sinks;
Destroyers, Trans
ports Are Damaged
l'-Boat's Work On Arulm
{Soviets Pledge They
Will “ Put End To
Germany In HUT’
27 Truck
A u a r la ifil
Heavy artillery firing is
occurring on the Bataan
peninsula in the Philippines
and Japanese siege guns re
sumed fire on the Manila
B a v fortifications, concen
trating on the exposed is,-land outpost of Fort Frank,
H ho W a r Department report
ed today. Enemy planes
I’ rema)
Cllb#*,t Hunt
(In London. the Exchange T elrTennis
»tur
(iilt*ert
Hunt,
. graph hearil the I ju i - radio I roadlearning
to
I n* un engineer at
• c: *»t u T ok yo ictMirt that Japanese
[ forces hud reached the Mandalay- F o rt lb Ivon Va., is shown with
Rangoon railway and that u Chi- the gun* he has trudisl fur hia
I llc »e d iv ;»in » had Ineii annihilated, raciji et Km the duration. Hunt
TFix neeount, which hail n » sub- bus been » i on/ ;>ti nt top-rankBtantiation
even
from
Tokyo, MW ►*«» !• i >ean»
c h im n l the J. tuinese were within 1
30 miles o f Rangoon and nt ill
a d v a rc in r I
Thu R A F i«rid Am erican volun
te e r pilots continued to hold air ^
'y
1 1
auperioritv on the Kurina f r o n t » I q »-|
ft
fiO fl
and were gettim r in tellin g blown* K * B U U C
A V L lI £ *1 U C U
against the invader*
-r «
m i •
mm
|
Rnngoen. when- civilian r v a r u - 1 M p v n
I K iq
Y l fill III
nti».n cent Mined, ri'ininncd peopled i I 1 U I v
* IIlO
lllU Illlt
by only about h: If o f its n o rm ilj
WASHINGTON. Pel. 21.
t/P) — Acting Becrelarv of
P U U Sumner Welles said to
day Iks euestlon of ronvu,*
for lnter*Amerlcan rnmmerre
would be considered soon by
lhr
Hemkphcre
Defense
Beard.
O
3 Nazi Warships
A ie Heading For
N c i* t h Atlantic
Attempt* by the Japanese to
pfiirtmte Kiitinh lm>i west of
the n iI.rt Kiser in Karma hae'o
been fiustrute.l. a Kumroon com
munique said tmlay The Kritixh
are rraortih;: t«> constant coun. tcr-nttack.*. trying to halt the
f enemy.
A u s t r a l i a Orders
Evacuation Of All
D a r w i n Civilians
Q
Isam lnird
MMHER III.
Member Associated Pres-
•Japs Suffer Heavy Losses In
Great Naval Encounter With
U.S.-Dutch Off Coast Of Bali
A Gun For a Racquet
Counter - Attacks By j
British
Frustrate 1
Japanese March In
II a n goon Vicinity
•He
A rtillery F ig h t
Occurs In B ataan
V. I-KI
K IIR I'A R Y 21. 1912
I t.
lha- lnw| v n -
•. I t • lc »•- the h;»lla-red and
hurniiit* f«»ftrr-w an 1 rriich** I
I
diiiinu
n air raid
nhrm thiw nmrning
net t•ii r *nl nne-h
Ii
tint l'»iir'’»*•X 1 sllh.imbnird
1nnih-rt • • It Ng« tael up
1*M 1111111' ' itr .1 : •land, miirlr
in \ t*.»» throin* h a viiirm
• *•ma11 la unr Ii 1l»» Sumal
r n» *a i 'I tlnil ioU ml 'a mountain
Mild* hy , r i n k rail and |»'»nv
•art
■»n |
r* m p l r l r d
1.200
r*»l»l * %Haiti • milna tit •tofrly
|hr* ir*h
Ihr
Indian
Ocean
nl ard ,x iV-tri*. rr.
ilia \ ssmlia I rtl l*fraa I
l *nili'il Stj»ts-.-s ami Dutch
warships, aidi'il
l>> il i v o
liomliprs mul fig h tin g pintles,
-miislit'tl Imi'k lit Japan's inviisimi horili's hi a flam in g
sou liiiltlr o f f tin- islaml o f
W ea !$
Made By Negro To
Charge Of Murder
]ft> U. S. communique; ""statin*
'i
It: u n i p j r * ' - - i s » m D *nithe ‘ bdmba were dropped orv begagrtni'lii. pnti'litiallv iiiggpp
hlnd-the-llnea InaUlUtlona. noted
I Inin H ip I>1111It* in MHcussur
that the Jipe are using whits
Strnii.
Ilv
lu ll's! acam nts
pliiaphorou* as an Incendiary
-illler.
Mile,I -hips nlri oi ly have tilowii
U Chemical exjjerta eald that phos,
up a J.ipam-s*- r r i i h i T ami itii. sued until Monday.
, t.erm n
«'».e.|. .i an. rap
phoroua usually la employed in |P o c k C l D O O k O n a t c h e r over the Bilin area.
turril h* "in t limn; ovt-r SiJMH),tIn t«-d dinmiKtng b lo w * on t w o
Some detail** 0? ’ the fi«htiiiK
Semlimle Countv'tiu- trtrea.lingi <HH) men.
*'
setting up a smoke screen for
••llo-i
rriiiHri^.
two
destroyers
Indicated -hn|.»
be rationed r .inelhurk.
concealing operations. They said
hi.| tiifiiiiiny wintlil
and foin t m n x p o i ta.
„
. _
“
that the invadlne trooo. were rrtrcadlna material. pr.vhl. .l th.-> Kr'l
Ihi . *..•Il 1. •••k • t'.Mltai I I M l l f • • lx
this typo of bomb la especially ef
not repla« • -im*l» a !•!»< fn-m her
h’t.in
A me l i e a n plain's
"rio
O f
L a r C C n y |among the beat and most expert-1 » hoP* have iixe
nn>1dlml
fective In eauslng fire difficult
f ■i the nnl i e ho u n .it l- ii 'W h'dgcd a-* h»**t
•1
r -. . . I
larger, Mr. |*t?tenmn i iMnl, nml1Mianpown h -'« i \» m those of her
erred
of
the
Japanese
empire
and
. i t l • Nata.mil l.eiii*',
" a nn
(-do extinguish.
Ihi Kali, a -mall
ciitcd rnd
/i
•
•
Loul* C. Bellamy, a negro nr- were using trick* ilmllrr to tlu.»3 onlv two such moMi are reporti-il »*wt«*llite natnin*
to la- ||IllXfll s.l
■e On the basis of the communli:
IK av.
Ivinir
to be ill the ceunly. he -aid Th.
" ..“ W '
’I1
."; ( . O n M l U S S l [.»n i M 'S
t l ) •be M im l",t 1 M.!***hall I'.ll k in hincu- rom* dt'iiii-|uiradi'*«*
_ww_
w objre
.
rosterl .everal week* ago *nd■ employed in the eampalgn down names
quo, Ik appearedtha Jap
j i n ' s * iust mu' in1 1*- «»f w n tr r f i o m
of the shoo* hiving lh terials si'l -pill victory in the
tlve' In to* destroy MacArthur’* charged with the murder of hia the Malay pcninaula upon Singa molds were
M
i.
Ul'l
to
III
I
m
*
.
(
.-.."I
la v a it i-lf, th e n lid -• • uvfffIt- wax
nd. and Itii-sni. Itritaiii and the / 1„ 1
\ r w \ fh r k »s O l s e n
not disclosed.
auppllea rither than lay down a brother over an argument, made pore.
It was revealed that ".'>0 pound- •'t'Heil Slates him
of those i l C l
O l l L I l |. I'll. l"» .1 fl.t* rule o r <•. i *i Ini in.... th ii that little tropic
Japanese bicycle acouts dressed
amolta screen for ■ surprise move. a plea of not guilty by rraion
•s»\. •t 'v m* tier l.le.l l.i-* i c o r * I and • a-uch
eb idiiiL'
of
ruhtcr.
suitable
for
retn-ndinc.
icservcs
Ihi
n
llnAxis,
the
new**
It
Th* communiqua renorted. that of insanity yesterday to the in as native Burmese felt nut the will Is? rationed per erch T.Snijn I’aper declar.-.l.
the I 'l i' t w it n l
.
.
II
.liiiiK's lint r»*vi-mUmI (hi-* llllfbl 1? til. .IlDiiri m i . ' f t 1I I 12 o ! fa.i itie (-ontiol
rp en . MacArthur. In behalf o f his dictment of murder in the first terrain, and the main bmlir*. in itv'I iIh, po the rounty will have . I)lP|mtrlii
fn»Mi the
b ittlrfnmt
.
, - fii'tM
h r b»tlli
front
111»,•» that hi* inttuuU to axk ! lie « 1 n il I 1 o f r .m iiie i te lh .o ap pi - •-• '.it « la* th*- v i* at A ll ie d
“ roop*. has acknowledged with degree brnueht in bv the firund detachments of 200 to 1000. crept t/iAO pound* on hand. No rubla-i continucil in ninth the Haim- lane
at the
M.r. 1 • . nava l l« ii* " f Sim rabiijn • ii -I v»»
, |f# rnmtui«»w|»iti to olitain ♦•all . ••••».t•; .
appreciation message* of greet Jury rf the Spring Term of Cir- forward only at nllht— sometime*, will b«- awirdvd for any pasM-ngt-r
1 I . ... •1 lliia 'in t
♦ ‘hand* K i n g lost 12n n u lls f m m the
*■'. k *0-'* • [ •n-. nt
hmm||». i .nr raid *ir»-»i Miuilai t«* Hot
tho
British
slid,
guided
by
disloy
ing* sent him Wadntsday by 60,- eu‘t Court. Clerk (). I*. Herndon
•i •
' mi i n nice Aft ret ary. an
- • • i i " t-l' m t mn the last such m a
al native Burmeae.
molds. Strict eligibility res.rle- ' T . ? " ; 1'. ' h'. ^ I"
l " L / ; ! ,hl
............ .......
000 elylllrn amoloyea In Army ar- stated today.
id has- short o f the Am-tialii*.!
t I '.lii
'
--------»
O il
tinn*
on
nbUininir
rotroadnit
i*n
,
“
c.rman
c-unttr
u
IU
c
I
h
^
,h
1
s
,
,
‘f
,
"
"
1
\hl'
r-nala throujhout the
Unitetr^The-.(lr»n‘ l Jury also returned
r. n inu > t.ilk It\ •’linn hi •n tiniMitind
have hem put into «-f ,
! .[
,,.K " l T “ V
K
»»»•' •**•»« »• on-poily ^wrm-d dm
tale*.
indictmenfa ' tnafour other cases.
Succe-oaivc
I t.iuiminupU H fr o m
____.
,, w i* f .nlainwl. and it iFro* 1 l " - ^rthri-n front whrrr „ |llm.k.l|lU.
•
i
III.I i'lotto I IIIICOI flllli! I to
Meanwhile, th* commander o fiT .»„ other clmntra nre in the
•
I
ut ev»*rvi»iie m tin ilu- D i t c h hiirh coinimiiid > ml
«m ,r
the U. 8- Army'* air embat force* Court docket, brought over from
f i o m the he ad ui ia rte r « f ( J e l n i a l
'll • ii *\ uniting to m »'
»ini venterdav, and it III'.
!.1L0n* J . "
rrw g in- inti, the Donets 1ms. I*•I—
" ' - " heard
aitd, In tha wak* of recent Ameri-1the previoua term of Circuit
f *' of tin* Mujol I.i-UIMI • Sir A n h i h a h l I' \Va\*-llt the i*uidainly inr...i.n...ii
throughout the
MONTEVIDEO, Feb. 21. W h - jJ 'P ".
I
«-rm in rounier attacks m ! mid Im- »v«r,.
ma.n'y
ran air vlctoriea In the Dutch! Court. Henry Jones, colored, w/a
ii SanKud a buccoh* from Mii-nn- A l li e d couna unl- i fo r the
esldent Alfredo Baldomir totehin ™mh » ' ''
- r e .aid to have ro.t " T '•u.m.-s di. rlct. |>i,yi..u.|v
East Indies, that th* Unltad States charged with grand lirceny. Jnnes
I ’tacifii.
made
plain
■ |m.»' i I ••( ntternliinci- . ii | Smit ho • st
was
arrested,
recently
by
local
Intends to wht unquestioned su....... .. t
r
K r u K o r d Il v. I *hat i •« o f late va-»t» r da y the «•»»•
E W ? «
•
t o '" r a f r o m b n . i l h ’
.... .
Qprsmacy of th* air pn all fronts police and charged with three
I th** -ah- o f i n k i - t - I -\ « miv
"aft
H iiffenng
tfM'nt
and
>ek.t-took snatching.ncl'ISal^^iqSlbU whkh^ resulted
I cs
•
d * » - ton 'v audibl.. in th..........
snatching*
and than wage “ daviitating war pockrt-took
I.I.hhIv I , l m l lleil Ids Ireeps
• intuic Httcmlamc
Vf
t*wn • (Don. It Im Air 1 o,,x r,,ix*i
fare” on th* A-,'* at avary turn.
nfiiamv i inai win *uiri
ummiiuiwi. . i
/
•
till
wenswsrniinj
ashnre.
♦-not
»if
ti<*krt
i»11«*• t** hava* one dirn imtm-di- •' r
Mat. Can. Carl Spaatt, 60-ytir- t»:30 A Jf. Mar. 4. white Jonca’ ; r’lneidUtlon of lha^ achctlulrd na the ameunt o f ruhiier used on ram
Klein Hull, where t"r generu• imImm
\|r. Kvrd mil.*
etrly d* wntnwn nml --*other at l»\ '
rid chief of tho air fighting arm, m e will he trlcii when court tional election! Mar. SJ» and plat retreading Job will Im* iilh'trd l»*
l l e ll the world'- ItnllPtls Kiel
Im
- til
:| I x H l k
o f
Ii
.
toa 111 plant on *hlrt« c-fith *• »•
amartad In a “ war message to convene* Mar 2, at 10:00 A.M. ed an army of 17,000 men In con the fipn*. In thnt wry, the mi.*
tli-llesl
iiiiinlsl Ihi- Impn-.l s-vi-rl••• I mil" gniiii-x foi
S tm t or •«unv other outlying *la
• r
th* rtr fore**” that tha war thua Edward Lncka and Wilbur Roich trol of the country.
pile* will b* maintained, Mr. IM
i, uim ' iI l*y the cull in»». there nre-e the -harp Mild
(ion
oml
Uy an unerweted executive dcOfar hr.* proved gonclualvelv that wera ind'eted and charged with
in rid smote left liv lie* lurches nf
.....
* ' I I m - I i c v i -. without a ilouht. t h i n
•tiitt''
pa. Praaldanl Baldomir block* emon explained.
aerial power la aaaentlal to th* break Inf and entering with .....
intent jcrre
liuleh in deslriiying the i»will **•*!vi* a large mrjority of our
f*mere interenl, :i» ■ the
ruceeaa of either offtnaive or de- to commit a miedemeanor. I*cckc * rd Uruguay** leading opponent of
Funeral *rrv‘cr* ..
for Charles ' problems." -slil Mr. Gut, whu U'numi'til
lilt'd « nrii Ittiek V til III 11. 1'w li'.v vitnl points.
iix irivt actIon.
pled not guilty, Whil* Hoach was |Pan-Amerkan eocp*ration, U l - i U / h o o l o i * I n A i r r r i i f i
r.mrnett lleinncli, reiidi'nt of San-| |n
of the idowing ef lh»- mu' tm n l.nlloi thnt will mildIS A l r C r H I l
On th* itratoffr front, wall la-1 not In court. The case will b ojA ltorty Do ll.rr.ra, from fore- W n C d e i
ford aince IJlH who died yesler-. ,|n.n "and I plan, now. In ask fiuirlei-i i • In vole for lh
I ln* hia hand on th* technical vot
fnrraad quarter* said President tried Mar. 2.
IjJP HWrnlng following a lingerlmr
, nmmiiulone.a al their meet- imp In ■>• Hie l.e.t player
Harvey Gore and Harry O o f i * " ? dlsputo by wkhh m.mb.ra of
ffo a e a rs lt ha* aataUlahad a uni
illness, will be held tomorrow af-1 j ,
.Monday night to purchase Ho llmves when Ihr .S|
f i e d tactical command *v*r Amer w*ro charged with larceny of a 55fIs.,Hw J 7 7 ki_- f M
"^ I
Fr-nk
B..
Wheelrr.
Jr.,
nf
O
vif
lernoon
at
3 :3 0
oilock
at
the
......
another siren."
I ’ uii.ing pi-i i .nI ends
lute «-.> ’
ican land, tea and air force*.
hog, and their trial was set for might hold cabinet Boats and slm- do arrivnl in to . Angeles recent First Presbyterian Church.
Dr.
The eo«l of the s'rrn
nowon Moteh I: wus suggrsetl that eaeli,
,
«
a*
•
Mambers of this informs I ataff. Mar. 3, at 0:30 A.M. Th* n s* ultaneoualy, combat the govern ly rnd now is an aircraft engine K. D. Brownlee snd Rev. V. 11.
ment
In
conirttalonal
debates.
haaihd by tha President himself aganst Paul Parry, colored, for
student at th* Curtl.s-Wright i Grantham will conduct 'the serv Kami is bImiuI |3A0. f.o.t..of which hullot wooliK reiiienrnt BOc. tipis.: | )| p u I r »| c IV1 d Il*n 1Hi*T
the
Connly
Commission
agrewl
to
rreaimg
i
"im
tn
In
presenle
1
1
U
l
v
o
a
111.)
n
u
n
n
iiif,
a* command*r-ln-chlof of th* ni- aggravated assault waa certified
Technical Institute, according to a ices and burial will follow at Kvimv hnlf, aerording to Mayor W .;to lln- player who win-, the r m ,
tien's armed force*, ar» Army to lha County Court for trial.
dianatrh •received
Cemetery.
v . O , v « x i hero
" S ' - today.
. towji
.. ergreen
|( | VI II V/V|llt
It I ,f>
Mrs. Mi rtlm \V. Tyler. Ut, illetl
ORMaf o f Staff Gensral Marshall:
led
CurCaa-Wrisht ~i h*■hftdfu hy
Two case* that wera held over
an active pullbcun-rx arc C. Hill.
Admiral Kbit, commaader-in-chtef from the last C'rcuit Court term
il was di'elded lliat lamk , f-,i at her home In Osteen Ihi* mornMajor C. C. Moaeley. former Ar- v M ,Jrw(Wi John E. Baker, Itohr f th* American fleeti Lieut/ were against L*Vny tone, charg
my flyer,
H i ert Desne. 1. B. Mann. Gu.
fi>a, Henry H. Arnold. chief of ed with ssaault to murder, and
W ASH 'M ITO N. Peb. 21. UP>- aviation technical sehcnls fer«
in the
J iA teita l Vester Edge, negro, charged with R.'prrsentaUvt Hamilton rjah, an nation and + a * selected by the S*hnv h, Thom** Meredith. Hon\V\ A. flout!/,
apers lions. assault with Iniant to murder. angry witness In th. trial of United States Army Air Corps a orary pi||l>e*rcr*_ar»
...
,
.
x
, James _Smith,
F. K. -Russc | | t f §
Judge M. B. Hmtth discharged the Orman agent George 8yivrstcr on# of a tow ackooU throughout T _ Wllllam*. Jno. D. Jlnkln*..
...
« « wl-11 Then Runirr C ' Thr
will
e
•IN*!tnfflee
--- "
iliiii
i"i
in s . I l ir a , a* " n * nuu'
»
I.
juror* after lb* presentment, and Vie reck, hurled the lie at the proa- the country to triIn mechanic* f*»r . o -„.b
Ihr n-irular Saturday ach«*«luh- ir#*-*t*«l that ,. * i>«*viul
.»f , . .
th* Court waa rocaasad until Mar. ccuting attorney veatard/v and the Army. Approximately 'J.lH.o X .H to lo S 'S r f ' c i S . t o r l f i l d ZI',fc............
followed
storm
ily
dec
la
rad
hia
acquaintance
b
I next Monday, (itorjre Waahlmr- |0r- m jr»(. !.«• nmd * for children. I
student- ar* ik*w enrolled, of
2. A pan/l of jurors to try the
w'th the defendant waa "exactly whom Mr. Wheeler la the latest
, ton'! birthday, accnrdlnr to I’ "*'.
Bi'Vi'rul r'unmi'trri were S»'l I
M, i „ r fl# .v . Halt,
cases will bo summoned aocn.
tho same *a with Franklin Delano to nrriv*. O f these, approximatemaster It. J. Holly. City carrier^ „ „
„ l*Hrn In Commit
( hurch ln Ostoeit. K'urvivors
I* 9C0 ar* Army personnel and
and parcel p o s t farriers will tee t. ntiike urram-mer's for |nr|ude her husband. Amo* B- Tylha remaining UCO aro civilians,
make one complete delivery, and a p.ir.ul • honorin" Sid Hud»in. I j vr „ f o.teen- two sons. Glenn
it was staled.
'
j
*11 Pm tnfflc* window* will cl".,- forme- Sonford ''lireHi
row n A Tyler «r O.leen an.l I.run M.
at 12:00 o'clock noon. Regclar! .la - pitcher on th" W * hinylmi T-ler nf St. Paul, Minn.-, five
holiday rollectlon from designs!- « 'a ff when Ihr Hrnatnrs meet
ndchildren and seven great•TAILAHASSEE, Feb. 2I.M L.9 registered ns Ii Oonasn agent.”
eii street letter boxes will l>";|Ke llrave* In t*" first "h e I- t riin,lchil,lmi.
Florida polRierl candidate* will
made lielween 1:30 P.M . snd, nlnl game here Mar II. I.. L. I
2:30 P. M., it waa stated.
. Mel o-a* was named chairmen I
■ ■■ ■
. . . !■ . S •
— ■. . ...
I r f this group assisted hv O. P.
.
.
Ralph Pearson, former 8anfunl
k
Tha Hanford Fhri— Club will
man and f* r t>- a v t year -onneetod with thy Civil Hervlc. Com hold IU regular monthly meeting
I t . u. .
' Iowa, Fah. 21, mission at Caaip Blandlng, has Frldry at 7:00 P.M. at tha Valdes
Kaon
ord.red
to
ret
hr*
duty
with
Hotel,
according
to
T.
Bradford
Stntor Leon
TAM PA. Feb. 21. (An—Vernm
nation’s farm th* United States Navy snd left Byrd, president Shrlntr* aro urg
ed to Uleohone L> F. Boyle, secre
■jafimsoton. r.b. 11. tsv-l® 1 »” £ “ S D . DB,£w’ “ ii: tong, 70-year-old hotel night clerk,
ers today “ An Mv*aca In moat re-entiy tor Norfolk, Va. ‘
waa
shot and killed In a $32 rob
tory,
and
«t>to
their
preference
Mr. Psarson, who graduated
Malnlaininv a defUnt a t t i r e to .,,. Coleman, chairman, and Mr.
bery rarlv yreterdev by a negro
from Baiplnole High School In o f a thicken *r steak dinner by
>h
o
A
vfw/w
tXl
f?n^|Bfiil.
vie*
chairman,
head
th.metkJv drooped hi* gun and
IM S and later attendsd th* Uni- noon Wednesday.
iTIeRw* « » '« • Committee, while whu
surrender*! when confronted by
vanity c f Florida, la txoectod to
The plain
!{“
r
°
l
{™
(
t
o
*
It.
tosher
was
anmiinlrd
John IL Weir, national Town, Reich when sha.took German mon- eh>irm, n o f ,h, T k k ft panting lh* hotel manager with a 26-cent
toe pistol.
representative from
the «y to msk. anti-war spoechaa list
group. Tht Publicity Committee
Th* negro, Cornelius fhrnest
Congressional District, will year.
e g mother. Mr*- Lu*lla Col*
is
composed
nf
Chairman
Go--Parker, fired from a Job a* how**
as member* of tho Town.
Uaa, hi QaiaeevtUe. ;
Justice Morris fixed this penalty
don
Dean.
Mr.
Bvrd
and
L.
boy . at th* hotel several wo*k* ■ ■«— —
Cleb when they moot Bun- at tight month* to two years.
Charles
Morrison
I* ego, waa captured by Arthur Taft,
• t 2:00 P.M . m th* Ce*Tt Mias Ingalls waa convicted by a Tharp*.
^M iotnphy i n
chairman
o
f
tha
*ntertainm*nt
m m U * >k«MiU|
the manager, as he sought t o o * - ,
w. f . V. Draa, chairman of jury of two woman and 10 men
^ ■ In this district, W d on FWb. 19, and had boon in Jail division, assisted by W. V. Bit- capo from tha hotel following Ifeg/jto;
•hooting -in th# bisarngnt.
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Will Face Charge I»lon'i;’tthertrow»r0fniiln“
Grand
will
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(iiit IMans to Ask
Uruguay Head Stops
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Candidates Need
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In Naval Reserve
Warned
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S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 21, 1M 2
Rattlesnake Dens
S S F *
TOOCH
LITTl:E T M lS S '" W 0 F F m ^
One o f tho most thankless Jobs
Wt can think o f those days la
serving an • Defense Council or
• Tiro Rationing Baird.
.
. The denote haa voted to repeal
tbe coBgrtaslonal pension bill. It
' seems they didn't know what they
jwere votlns for before.
T
■ President Roosevelt
Koosev,
la going to
on Washington's
tat h* reminds us
m i wiawr a t Valley Forge.
s & kRationing
*
of tea Is expected to
Mitta soon. This Is a punishlent,wh(<h Americans can take,
•I It ml|ht cause the British
less the war.
' I t worth while remembering
meat of the men who are
-MaeArihur on Bttasn, “ one
Is sroctn ten Japs" ,r*
*—
shouldn’t thsrs be a half.fate la haircuts for baldmeat — Coco* Tribuns.
JSMtiu there bs? The
is as much for on* as
X
‘
« been a good deal of
lately about what the
it used on ths rsvsrs*
ta nvw
new auto tas stamp,
iva
1 an on* Ihlng thars is unlver'Sgrttmcnt, Itt wasn't glue.
, with a critical all
King throuthout th*
grates, wouldn't" it bt a
i to put down a few walla
*
la Florida to bt
_ _ _ _____ production aa It
«
augar productlonf
Idaot Rooaevslt »ayk Washia lb* source of more Ilea
other place In tht connthat makes It official,
in Naws Press. Soma
ttry folks had lukpttted
foe a long Urns.
vra etnY understand
tt pension bill ever i
rrna* without their kne
g about It, as;
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IActual Driving: ConIditions . . . Drive In«
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^
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The Sanford’*
Atlantic National
Rank
All N ext Week!
CENTRAL FLORIDA
,
Income Tax Army
Will Be Increased
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t plan no Bant#
U s bus i-
Poultry Stow .
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author of
haa written
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In O rlando - - - Feb. 2£-2g
Once Again
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GULFLEX
BOOKS A ND AUTHORS
to
• LIQUORS
NICK’S
Package Store
The Essential Automobile
p rw m
.ah,if Brail
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. *1. _.
(AT— Welter C. Sherman, State
rationing administrator, said to.
day that State B t t t n n DepartTODAY
meat rare operated by agents#
UP News
engaged in hunting down illicit
Greyhound Gus
d<: tiller* have been qualified for
Any Boods Today?
obtaining new Urea.
,
Four Clubmen
“ ThU, in connection with »ntrThe World Today
ar
t
aliening,
la
•to make
“This is War”
Columbia Concert Orches It tough for bora In the moon-a
shining business, he declared.
“
tra L Eileen Farrell
Atlantic Spcrta Reporter
Orange Co. Medical Asao.
Keyboard and Console
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
John Italy and the Neva
Your Hit Parade
THE BEST IN
Saturdsy Night Serenade
Public Affairs
Olg; Coelho, songs
Nears of the World
Hal McIntyre Orchestra
Harry James Orchestra
Linton Wells, News
Sign O ff
SUNDAY, FE It 23. 1*12
BE SURE TO V IS n
7:0f—Morning Devotion*
7:30 Sunday Morning Breakfast
Club
8 :0 Press New*
8:05 Business Review
8:15 Louise Wilcher at the Or-1
ran
8:30 Rev. Rob Jones
8:45 Intrrmexxo for Strings
-«ia sa a rn n n a v i s u b
9 :0,1 News of th* World
a irreu g r
* a
9:15 From the Organ Loft
iminartsaeix
9:30 Bible Auditorium of the I
Air
i
9:45 Columbia's Gypsv Caravan
I0:6l Church of the Air
10:30 Wings over Jordan
11:00 UP News
LET US
11:05 Milestones in American
Music
11:30 Invitation to I naming
12:C0 Ryneopftlon Piece
13:23 Temperature Bulletin
12:30 Fslt Lake City Tabernacle
Chc'r
1:00 Church of the Air
,
1:30 Press News
,l| lO
1:33 What's New at the Zoo? I
2:00 “ Spirit of ’42“
I
2:30 Columbia Workshop
,i
2:fS PrfSj News
^ 3:00 New York Philharmonic
Symphony
4:30The Itame That Refresh**
S :fO
Console Mrksllcs
5:15 Golden Gate Quartet
JO Hurt Ives, longs
6:45 Wm. L. Rhtrsr, News
i
C
M Silver Theatre
Holland who was
adviser to dollar and centa facts. Aa snch, I n|( P f n i i n t v C
Of C
Facta and figures showing the vital part the automa Prince
been ae:uttomed l> L U R " L d l U l l l y
III ^
0:30 Cenp Autry’* Melody
Maurice of Nassau, lbs we haro
ta played In the industrial progress and development ruler. Ruben* *aw his chance !t I* quite a departure from what
bile haa
Ranch
7:15 Uawsllan Melodies
of Am erica are revealed by the Tampa Tribune which says and offered hi* services to bring ice Ing,
7:23 Temperature Rnllctln
that ia la Inconceivable that thia country could long exist peace between Holland and The death of Alice Megan
TAV AR E S, Feb. 21.— (SpecSpain. For yrars ho did all ho Rice at her home In LnuUvilK i « !)— Lake County ha* had morei u' oa Screen Guild Theetre
without the automobile. Indicating the marked changes in could
World Nows Tonight
to accomplish this atm. Km. on Feh. 10, bring* to
a than a million aollars a month { ^
our w ay of life which even the partial elimination of this traveling
Crime Doctor
to Madrid, The Hague, rl»<c a raircr that wn* btgim in cash and new development,
'In F.lmer Davis and the News
important means of transportation may cause, the Tribune Paris and Landes, trying to per with the writing of "Mrs. W ig*, ducing the year 1041, whlrn has*
■uadc kings and ministers, work of th* Cabbage Patch,” a mod given a decided impetus to the 9:06 Air Rase Show
lists the following facta:
9:30 Roy* Town
toward an alliance between em classic that hao been carried economic itructur* of this coun 10:00
"There are In thia country 83 million motor vehicles, ing
England, Ppsln.
and
Holland to all the world a* a book, pin, ty and affected business and In !C:30 Take It Or Leave It
“Thev Live Forever"
upon which tho location and characteristics of industry, that would hold Richelieu In and motkn picture. A* she wroti dividuals In this section, accord
11:00 Deadline* ami Ryllnes
as Well aa the pattern of living, both urban and rural, ehrek. And In the end he won in her recent autob'ography ing to a statement Issued today 11:15
3Bi*p Field* Orchestra
out. Western Europe, te r a time "The Inky .Way," the record of by tbe Lake County Chamber of 11:30 Bonn? Dunham Orchestra
huve become astonishingly dependent.
J U S T P R O N E 9121
"The automobile has made available from scattered •
» » • »*»wt from u » her long creative life follow, Commerce her*. Th* exact flg- 12:00 Sign Off
borrow and vnlMry
. . , "the course of an Inky wav lha< jre was $12^41*409.
and often distant places ». supply of labor without w hich, mariMrom <os
!LP?1
Years' War j hsppencd t i follow a flowery
Further tax reductions during
»yy s women nurses are
newly located_and vastly expanded
w
ar
Industries
could
Jh,j
brought
to
th*
. . .
.
, — r juglit to the Empire. That I paia." In th* bright chrolel* o' 1941 meant much to bome-own- not dlowed In combat tones but
m c M *, ?.
tn
In
this
centrsl-Klorlda
coun
writing*.
enJeymeM*
pf.
llfr,
not operate.' There are numberless examples of the depen-; Rub«n« had no small sham
•hern in J w writ!
tre rcpleecil by male « nurses Csrarr .FIRST. *1. VA
t ir
4
seaslbilitla*, a lively irr.sgi- ty, Which became widely known trained by them.
VthJ
dehetf o f Industrial worker* upon the automobile.
‘Ms * “
recognised by
thJ keen sensibilities,
and s during )040 tqr haring th* low_ Eng nation, a warm hrart
" A total *oi/
o f 2420 cities
and towns with a combined
* £ !* .* * * * ..1
sense of humor have always n t taxes in. twsnty years.
_____i - i i
i - A . ___ - h i .- ..,
1 land, and lit# famous pell
population -a
of 12Vt —m
millions,
are without any /____
form i—of 1local
|
.‘ "spinl.h
'"hVi been present.
The citrus Industry brought
mass transportation, and are entirely dependent fo r paa-1 become squally famous as ■ dip- • Mr*. W lni*, li v e l y Mary, Mr. -nor* revenue Into Lake County
Insurance cant restore loaf
than
came
from anr other
Opp, Sir. Pete, Our Emit, and a
•enger transportation upon the automobile. Another 872 tamat.
host o f other character*
have (ouree, putting more than $&,ot Hirnctj juxpaakcj
lo
v
e
r
of
U
fa
”
I*
by
far
th*
cities which do have mas* transportation are served only authors best bosk to date, lie enriched the world from Alice 000,000 Into th* pockets of
For your D E F E N S F
by buses.
OONDR And vnlusblM
write* In glowing colors that flsgsn Rice’* pen. In naming growers and shippers.
Lake does not carry all its ag'Tn rural areas there are nearly 11 million cart, f i v e , »!om in borrow something ef hi* them over one realize* again
At
low rnstricultcral egg* in ona ba«krt,'
millions on farms, upon which depend to a largo degrea i (ubjeef* art This is ntt
n« merely r ability to creite rharaeterr however,
for while the citrus
Kaslly arrosslble during
st will be
rememebed. Her
‘
bat
also
the conduct of agriculture and industry, and the essential1a* raalitlie®fpicture of
'if*ith* age. own personalltv la best shown ir crop was still moving to maruny business hour.
Operations of the civilian economy.
Ih
'i ann,
Ills
eanva* h
I* ?l»
the \,™..
whole of "Tba Inky Way” and In that kel. $150,000 worth of water
melons,
cabbages,
cucumbers
and
"There are 48,000 communities In the United States Europe, *nd ha ha* b«*a more book la the romatlc cbnnlcl* n|.
with a population of nednj eight million entirely depend-itlthan nual to tbe task. Thii I* so o f her literary partnership other truck erop* wero shipped
with her husband, Csle Yount
ent upon highw ay. transportation— automobile, truck an il:* superb novel. Its story will Rica.
carry the render along until b*. |
The muskrat I* th* moat com
.
.
. __
__.
too,' feels himself a port of I Aa she states In hrr autoblcommercial fur animal In th#
"Eighteen million Americana are non-farm, rural r e * -; the ag*. His eanvu U the whole , 4gnphy, Mrs. Rice's lit e r * life mon
Member FDtC
United States.
Identa and many of these drive dally to work In offices and of Europe, and he haa been . * * » closely bound up with hat
bitlons with her
pibllshers
mar* than
■ P equal
...'* ‘to
led In cities and towns miles awi
faetoriefl■ located
away. ......................
' ‘task.
‘ . 1r*«t
i n r a r s t i i a ie ,t t .t ;i.-T ix u u s 8 r ifw 5 u l« a superb novel. Its story .Drst tho Century Company am
"Approximately 82,400 rural letter carriers, almost Thia
i"
•
. It* successor, L . Appleton
will rsrry
reader
along ttaR
wholly dependent upon the passenger car, give dally mail until
feels himself a Centum Company. As tho ysun
(Utbon
of
Mrs.
Wlgge,
she
sayr
service to 29 million people over routes aggregating more part of Rnben’a world and loses
w u "officially adopted ju
himself In tho rick, su itin g tlf*
than 1,400,000 mllea.
Daughter of th* Century,”
urope.
seventeenth century
"In some sections o f the country 60 percent of the of Ifareoart.
title (h* "proudly held,” AnJ
Draco a Co.
hare
volume of traffic to and from the farm ia carried by auto Mhedukd for tho Spring I
tho Appleton-Centory list of
llratkma to be Issued this
mobile, or by trailers drawn by the automobile.- Th# use garden hook by JOan-Marie Put
f , .forty year* line* “ Mrs
to whleh the farm automobile la put, not the type of chas nam and IJoyd Cooper ealUsI
o f. tha Cabbage ratch"
sis, should determine ita classification fo r purposes o f ra “ Gardens .fa r Defense.' The
, .Od, la "Happiness Road."
fcnnk tfl1* you how to rale*
tioning"
*
vtiluma
o f Implrstlnn and
rilamina that trill
make you
want to fight) how', to plant spiritual comfort.
vegetables Instead of
frhrolons
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•
•
.
' ' ’
Rower, In decorative designs so
your garden went lash Uk* a
Ehbornte OtUBly E xhbU U .B «e T h «t« Mnrrnlfkrnt Crowa-Scrlional VM w t
On going Into the cofshed, the farm er was surprised robhaga patehi haw to make
« f Life, Industry,
Agriculture!
-N
5 , , -• * ..*»!k*,S . .
'
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and, a town girl, giving one ofvthe cows a things grew fasti how to plan
to find' “his new ‘hand,
^ - M J W a n d « T r . OEOROB
a
ohltdrent
gardmt
v
how
^
(o
drink from her mllkli
illklrtf p a d
* •
grow brrha to onhatltuto
for
O tru s flltnw. Wonderfully Fine Florldn Frails, gb« Best GrOwvn C.m
o in 'th
for?11’ -------he demanded.
. ’ "W h a t are yoo ddoin'
u..at. ----spieo*
which
have
become
Produce, On DlspUy at the Fair.
Uk* It or not
. "W ell." explained the girl, "the milk _
Marco because o f Um War, and
Income
Ux
dob
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thin to me, so 1 thought . f d better put It
“
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MOONSHINERS W
RADIO NEWS
», The ill creased activity of enemy submarine* in the |
Caribbean fcllone to the Panama C anal'give*.rise to the be
lief that the G«rmana have established secret bases some
where on thia aide of the Atlantic. There are any number
fi.V ;g
s
a
Y
&
n
a
m
af OsaRcsis ef Mat.k S. ia»T.
of place* where thin could have been done during the last
IMLLAWn 5- M U
I
few year* while the Germans were, preparing for war with j
the United Staten nnd thin country wan nleeoing soundly
BotiHUe DKA0— Itasls—« Its.
in the belief that it wan secure.
* • I t s s t s i m o s B4TFS
IMrakU la A «? s s r *
It in conceivable of course that nubmarine* could cross
the Atlantic from banen in France or Spain, do their dirty
SSealka
gork and return home. Such long range nubmnrinen ex
Meats*
teas .
isted even during the lent war, -It is quite possible thnt
______ MMs *4 they are operating out of Dakar on the coast of Frencn
reaeteifeae aa* s a lw s i f West Africa where the distance to the Caribl>enn is sul>I IIS la a iiM far tks aarsaaa •(
’
M l f aala will ta efcarge* fat stantially shorter.
r.
aalar adseessalaa h i m .
But It seems far more likely to ua that the Germans
trews ***** Hepreeeele- have ostabliahed bases, or at least a base, at some more
s, la*. MfrfMata T*s II era IS la
aatiaaal ft*M af •fttrtlalaai or less deserted place along the coast of Venexuela, north
fleea are aalalatard la Ibr lane
. eilfep af |M raaalry srllh prla- ern Brasil, or on one of the many islands of the Antilles.
kaafsasnin. la r t b a fs aa* FYotn some such secret hideout a score o f email submarines
Tar*,
could raid commerce from South America, or the Panama
ibar af Tbe
la a
wblrb la raala- Canal, and sneak back to their base almost with impunity.
•aflllae la iba aaa far **•
It is also worth considering whether the Germans
Mea af all a u i flapaSrbaa
‘ la II at an nkarats* might not have mado a deal with the Vichy French fo r'
la thia paper aaf aIs* the use of bases at the French island o f Martinique or In
arwa aabiubae beret a.
la pabllraltaa af apart*I French Guiana. Both of these places are Ideally located
barrla ar* star rs—rraf. for just such a purpose as the Germans would want to!
SATU RDAY. F E lT T l, 1*42
put them to, and the Detain government haa shown little
disposition to stand up to the Germans on any nefarious
B IB L E V E RSE FOR T O D A Y request they cared to make during the past few months. J
Apparently an iron-clad agreement w as made not long i
i BELIEVE A N D TRUST: And
they aaid. Believe on the Lon) ago between our State Department and the aged Marshal j
JeitM Christ, and thou shall be with respect to the status of Martinique and it Is pre
saved, ^an^ thy houses—Arts 18:31. sumed that at that time Pctaln pledged himself not to s i - 1
low the Germans to use it, or to get possession of iho i
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planes or the gold sequestad there, and not to let the Ger- '
DIRECTION
mans get possession of the Island. But this was only -u i;
agreement, and agreements apparently don't count lotu
(From Tb* Christian Science
much these days.
Monitor)
brook will go the wrong way
I f there is any chance at all that the submarines sin k-1
i you try to ellmb a hill;
_ you see It flowing past you, ing our ship* and shelling friendly porta in the Caribbean i
i must climb against your will. are baaed Anywhere in this hemisphere, those bases should
be promptly •ought out and destroyed; and If It should
The brook U often ahillow
develop
that the Germans are using French territory in
It laaps snd play* th# down—
And. if you try to follow,
* the N ew W orld for such bases the French flag should not
Too w ill only roach Iho town;
be permitted to protect them.
Itin, It's hard to climb a hilltop
Whlla Iho brook U rujhlngdowu.
GERTRUDE CLAYTON.
ON
Community Exhibit*— Educational
Bred Chickens, the
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F E B R U A R Y 21. 1942
TI1 K
A n d Personal Activities
B E A L , S ociety E d ito r
Social Calendor
Sa t u r d a y
The Post Office Auxiliary and
Clerks will meet at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wright
at 8:0« P.M.
SUNDAY
ft, John B. Weir, national Town
send representative
from
the
Fifth.
Congressional
District,
will address members of
the
Townsend Club at
the Court
House at 3:00 P. M. presetted by
( the club’r advisory council meet
ing at 1:30 P. M.
MONDAY
The Dependable CIsm of the
Methodist Church will meet at
the home of Mrs. R. L. Kright,
| 1212 Myrtle Avenue, at 8:00
P.M. with Mrs. O. K. Goff as
co-hostess.
The Truth Seeker* Class of
the Methodist Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. I. D. Mar* tin on 1351 Mellonville Avenue
for its regular monthly business
and social meeting, at 3:0t) P.
The Inter-denominational cir
cle o f Moore's Station will meet
at the chapel on Bcanlall Avr1 nue at 3:00 P. M.
The D.A.R., directed by Sir*.
C. R.- Dawson, will tew in the
morning for the Red Cross at
the** Woman's Club.
1
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TUESDAY
The Woman’s Club, under the
direction of Mrs. Roy Till!* vrili
sponsor the afternoon sewing
setsion for the Red Cross.
Gladlola Club. O. E. S. will
meet at the home of Mrs. M. K.
Smith in Floral Heights at .1:00
P. M- All visiting members of
the O. E. S. are invited to at
tend.
WEDNESDAY
The annual Hospital Day benft rfit bridge party, sponsored rarh
rear by the Woman’s Club, will
be held at th* club at 2:30 P.M.
with Mrs. L. P. Hagan, chair
man. The public has been exleaded a cordial invitation to
. attend.
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SANFORD
PARE THREE
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H E R A I.D , S A N F O R D . F1XJRIDA
“ Home Flower Show”
Garden Club Keynote
At THE CHURCHE5
A
"hump Mower show
mm*
keynote of the Garden Club
meeting belt! at th# home of
* Mr* George A. DeCottea ye*I tenlay with many striking »rI
Jtm*V*»nent* ethibiled by itveral
T \ (i tl O IS
member* of the Ro*e CircW.
C I O U U U IQ
Mrv „ l# Covington dispUr®rf
,
g -T
„
I.
-n a “ natural arrangement” iUCh
Fr,‘•n•.,!, ;,f T ,"*t *?*• **• *•' . . grown in her ‘ lower gardea.
regret to learn of hi, ■lines* «t • „ „ o v l, rry, u l Knwrl. Mr*,
hi, home on W o t first Street
pU. „ jri. for lh, cftw
I ’M III * M
V
ll.
« I I I I I I II
tit m l i * in
Hanfortl A '"
M ini
*s« ••th «**
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lVt*i*lti|>
it
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11 ■
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Unrnln« • T h r ft Ii .• i • h M u
•
Government Can ,
Not Use Old T in
Cans For M etal
,1 \I kSD W II.I.K. Feb. 2 1 .—
i.'P 'iir li An oiten letter ^ to
■ Mi*. Amei trait limixewife.
%
Dear M.itlam
\.\ the govrrnmrnt ju*t can*t
Member* of the PreibyUrimn
u*. thr mi l il m thi»*e tin cinz
Young
v- Peoples
■ , Council
v - „ met
. w_, .mi.
j shining on xour pantry ahrlf. It
iift
ifi»
the home of Mary Ann Whelchel
1 xtould like xi t\ much to ret it*
on Magnolia Avenue on Tuesday
Munday Me
I but up 1st now no one ha* flgUITa
I
out a prnetie. I way to transfer
sesricn* and
W. R Cement* of New Smyr- ter mtere*,. with yellow and purAlumina
th.- cun from \«»ur pantry Into
K v r n l l i ( S f l ' l * ••
The meeting opened with s cir- na Beach w*. in Sanforvi jester-1 I'1*
j>sn*ies st the bsse. A »T">j
I Miitbule 1 a xx in ftti-i ml for n can*
Wetlnr»«lH> !*»■•>•
cl. of prsyers, after which rouday on busine-* ■met leal wre.th of lavender and
* M
lift'll or a X nk in a *terl plant.
tine business ws, discussed and'
, „
completed the
Here 1* lh«- proldem
reports of the variouscommitter*
*‘ r »"•' Mr* t
T E*te*
srv arrangement.
n n : « H i t i .i i i %\ i m i i h i i
Yi»u iiin't iu*t take a tin can*
were heard.
Acommittee
k b * receiving
congratu.atwnsupon
Mr. J II
t olclough furnished
a;
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.1 iuiik dealer and havo
appointed for Rally Day, and |their eighth wrdd.i * ann.versary. |the center piece for the dining
S t t m l *y
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him 'rii.I it 101 1.1 a *tecl plant*
Mtin*l«\ J4el»tt*ti
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pilaris made for' ^a ’ lu irt^ 'to " be' which they are celebrating toilay. room talde, striking a patriotic
It i't . x'*u xxon Id hrve to empty
H orn in g
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held in the near future.
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Mrs. Colclough
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V otin g
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tin’ i-sntuftt* out .if the can aa
Several gamp* « f r f mjoyn! f b r ie f Mari# Minecipner is ill romhtnnl *hite invert pea*. blur
Voting
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-s»oi» at it xxa 4 opt uni. then acald
Winter Park:
John P. MarJuring the social hour ind re- w,th mlluema at the home of delphinium and s sprig of red
K%rttltig \\o«
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Do- i .im out wo it would be thorfreshment* were served
, her psrent*. Mr. and M r s . J . M. ardissia Iwrriea i n a clear glass nu ml. author of “ Th** |j»t«*
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id. an iitherwine, the acids
(nitrite
Aplry”
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Timothy
lk*xtrr(*
n u n a nu**
up %l
Those present were: The Misses Stinecipher.
bowl. Red lighted taper, in On
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Ann Stine. Audrey Bach. France, i
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; even height, Iwlanced the con-' *"'1 11
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llrr Prank I .... * t. . t .
XX. .Ilir.st .iX X\ •Mi- •
1* '1 I tan xtould rat axxry the thin
Dague. Insist-Meriwether. Ada Kim-I Mr and Mr* William Martin ter piece.
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Mting . f tin off ihe tnxide. Ruit
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ball. Marguerite Dibble. B e t . y bavr moved to Atlanta, t.a | That a yellow lottery p|, I
I «<lil*er I rixe winner in IW8.
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topflight lit M orn in g P t * > »t
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Dibble, Elizabeth Fit#, Mary Ann whrrr Mr. Martin has acrtpletl p|«t<* can look anti lx* tlignlfi**!
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metal xxmild in* lo«t. Next you
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figurr*
appearing
on
the
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in a gracious living room w »t
Whelchel, ami Mrs. Hugh W’hel- a position.
N otin g
pr.*|*i* w
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I o a g it*
Wftiubl haxe to take the Uittom o ff
{ pimtil by Mr*. A. W Kpp* who. \iiiiiinteii M lg N in if at Rt«llut«
chel. ami Mrs. Georg# Stine.
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ThU'* a more dlffi*
Mr. an.! Mr*. l» L. Harper anil t using the
plat# a* a container '•••lego Suntlay nfterntKiii at 'J .TO, * *'» I
ie piali
Also, R»b«*rt Mincy, Emmett
j * ult job th. m taking off the top.
An audience of T.IHM)
Herndon, Hill Hartley. Herman I daughter h»\»* moved from 80.1 1created a lovely Spring flower '»*• luck
k i 1.1. c<>«rt 1 1 VIII 11 \ VI 1 1 :
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Finally,
after
getting the botT.. Ill* le fl
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BrumJey, Ralph Smith, Jr.. Hilly • Kaat S**coml Street to 2101 j arrangt mvnt ot yellow huddleia. I'lM 'in i^ cxpecteil here for the
t.»m " ff xot 1*.| haxe tt» call in
hti*«nth annual i**ue of ihe Rot- !.*•> Mltsl |h** l * * » l •> t- l l l f l l
Rrumley anti Dr. K. D. Drown-; South Sanford Avenue.
} naaturtium*. tithonia and ‘>el.. I> I,
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, “ laving magazine”
lift
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Minarik. who i*
/\n Oriental arrangem ent w m
Mumil* « M. 1... . • • • \ XI
• leullx flat, with a hammer or an
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I\ fru
M e r iw o th o r Is
|*tati«ne«l at Drew Meld, Tampa, wh,»Mo by Mr*. Covington. A
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I ben lh. t*•ftIlevt«*iI enne must
4» t t r l r « l
Inm li
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a j ** the w»eken«l gue*t of his par- *prig of rnlbud presided over
U* kept i l l a ftlrv place where they
l i t l it K > O U f
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t u b : 1111*1
M- Minarik. tip* nf Duke de Hohen aialeas.
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xxill net a< little a* poteiblo
Mol n m « "
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|*rit k
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('hine*e
forget - me - not*
xxinb* >1 11 ure collecting enough
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Mr*. Francis Meriwether wa* * .Ir v r.dith Sc.,tt anti daugh- holding balance with a blue fig1of them t.» *ell to a junk dealer.
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Fvrniitg M«’1 xI* •
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riveted to serve a* president of |<i r* *
run.
\\**wtPalm Hrach • urinr u, accessory,
Think ot tbs monnnientrl task it
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O
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the Philither ('lass of the
lh,‘ wffkend guests of Mr. ( Victorian in character was anML
xx.till.| tr to get iill.OOO.OOO houae: ii 1* m .
Tits- 1 . s ls .s l
byterian ( hurvb nl the meeting -,'d Mr* \V J Pell.
, nther t|i*play brought by Mrs.
4 C*a t t i l k g r Z I r a g
I'a g r
«»arl
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(.ft ftdbiw ihHt rnmpiicated
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of the cla** held at the home of i
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Covington, who placed Dorothy tin** anil F A. Pnlmet
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The
government
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•Mr*. \V. A. Leavitt on Orange
brieml* of Mr*
Martha Mof- Perkins’ roues, carnation* and
The chairmen of the out of
. 1 •1 11 vinm I thought a»i*u» ji-king the housemtrti-wt li.i ft•*
Avenue la.^t night. Mrs. W. C. felt will l»e glad t«» learn that1forget-me-nots in a Victorian e'xxn Committee* follow
Hdtbanl
1 oin » wue* t«» .I.• that
lb-fore it did
nt.l a btt K< .
* \n rolli> n i l 111 11 o r i .im
ttriftr
Lest,
Erickson ami Mr*. Al F. Hunt she i* recovenng
at her home china vale.
*0 . hnxxtxer. offieiul* telephoned
( rtiaelhci I v,
t n**4,lbeiry
and
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assisted Mr*. laavitt as co-ho*:- on Celery Avenue from arecent
“ Alway« create and tell your- Fein Park It (> Smith and \V
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1 1 it 1 1 1 w r . i w f c i
the
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companiex
to find
in s til*
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Mr In#*. I
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• lit i«lx-nt tbs- acenlent rate rmong
|illness.
«rlf a * t o r y when making a R Rallartl Altamonte Spiing*:
\ %|»rs ».iI
1*1 t g f It I I I If Mr I X Is ••
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hoii*exftixr4 xfthile opening cans.
Other officer* who were elect !
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fk.wer
arrangement."
.leclareil M R
lllunken*hi|» I.ungwiMal;
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i:\rtilti ft ;
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rd Include: Mr*. George A. Stme.t
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C. McRey- Mr,
\v,|t(.r s. Colrman, who !•••
Tb. x ftli-t oxft ird th»* percentage
1.4'inhait. Ox mb*.
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IllsI I I sis .
vice president; Mrs. J. E. Munhave « , their gur*t» at
th, ,t„ ry , nj lu ti. 1"iig. t'buluota; \\ (• Kilbe«*.
••f tin cun xxound* xxa* nhockingIssift *
* ! r' ^ " tU ry " ' - 4u,‘ r- . W . B w - » r r '■••"■«; »n
-Imetto Avenue |„ f r , Hf |ov,,J
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of (.tiievu; (iu* Schmah l.ake Manm r r h 1 4 m i in *n
lx high S.ft that xxa* something
M illil.lt
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I. %HI* MOMHIi:
• I -e to t Ii tr1k uIhmiI .
abrth Tracy was re-rl,cted »* MrMeReyrndd. bruther *n,lcamellias which was gr.cevl by
•■*'. und Flunk Evim*. Lake
s. r. m . k s*
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teacher; .ml Mr*. J. N. Glllnn I »■*«< r m-law f M,
and
Mr,
Roy « .»•M,
llonnll i tg
fll{urjm..
Mr,. Col.
S.» it liH’k.il like nn ini|MMinU
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Mr 1...... .
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ws* chosen u* a**i*tnnt teacher.: M. Rowan 1‘f *•-----bilitv tix r e t I■•jm Ameiica'a tin
-laryville. ^
T-.nn.
||)||n
"imagination plus
Member* present extended a
M •* 1 it 1it ic l*l f m htt>n Ms 1 x is #
II
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The fir*t part of the evening
cau*
fiotu xon hoiMrxvivra.
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-ri i. enthuaigun invariably make for i x«tr of thank* to John Hintri
•s s l s . i t ,
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*aa spent in -ivving for the Red
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lu-tend. a fat *impler solution
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K t s - h l n g Me s %ts 1
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s ..it-i.i» for
r..r a.. foyrr
r.,yrr arrange
arrange
xxii * fomi.l
t he goxeiumrnt went
Un„
tlthe Beamer.
„election jI|hei....
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Ml,h, h! IIbe-1
r i Suil.hlr
I......... him
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Dr. _Tracy. Mr*.
arrivet! inMJ,W
Sunftud
*peml
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th •br litbt 1 slid of the till can
A.
Newman 1
ne*s matter*, the hcniteasca Vcrvefl! rrmaindei of the xxinter and arx?
1U.' .
problem f d *t *1 tetl taking tho
m iib t 11 t r n * r « m in n
rone in n ahalrefreshment*.
(residing
nt MO Ouk Avenue.
fth *p« • 't« lx neeib*d tin and steel
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low bra,, container on a table
xxax fn'Mi tbi ini can conijvunlcs
Park
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rE. Hollyheiiil. Mr,,WJ?*i
nr*tt
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... i whirh al.o uheld an antique
b ra «
m 11 ti*l j y M* lofs’ l
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t.
Rediling.1 friend,
ofr |
Ralph
will
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MRS.
ALEXANDER
GEORGE
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Vfr*. Stine, Mr,. Roliert Wallacr, I regret to learn that he i> con-1 ,.
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Tin !• 1- 111*1 u n itain amount of
T i a l n l h K I m I mm , *
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' tm in the ciiiintrv with Utiles
Mr,. Meriwether. Mrs. Graham I fined to n hospital in Richmond.
-hairineii were heard and
K f t r u l n a \Vss|wlss|*. • i “ I* >1
Hunter, Mrs. II. I). Dague. Mrs. V« . where he ha. hern studying. ‘ " <-b«irmen were heard and
pitft'Pstt* of getting any inorr
Ut
Mr*. Alexander O riirg r
E a r islitiiirM !»■. » l o b. ns l " f It#
I 1 iglit ntftxx
So every pound, ev«
Munger. lit. Tracy. Mr, H.-amerj.it the Mcduai College of V i,.; ,r,,ut,n'
■>'«-»vd- L«»HEALTH-CONSCIOUS
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Mrs. Ulllon, Mi*. Ch.rlottc Smith ginia.
! ,,r * ' nt ' ^ n.k* f »om fourth grade
• i\ oiiiitt 1 but i’ m Ih* found must
Dinne r Menu
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and the hostesses.
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"I be fti-ft.l 111 making our tanks and
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i i ii were read, in which they eggin - 1 tIi* 1 than tin can*.
Hukrtl iNtlnltte*
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nres»e,l pleasure and appreciation E-rnllopeil (*nrit>!« ami C rlery j
Taking of the met nl will not
O o n ln H n tr
tor a magnolia tree presrnted to
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R n ip b rrry Jnm
u c a ia l l o g
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h~' u, their dinner guests yes. |hrm ,iy M„
w „ Tcnnkliffe
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«aune«| fos*s| any more. InHi.nl l.rtttier
Kti**ian
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1*1 S fi P a r P m t n r l
Mrs. II.
Drake ami for the school
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t l is XI. •III
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?*••t i l l •X 1 *tft iul. f»*•'il preserver* will tr com1l i t 1111)1 ••••Ml
ground*
and
Hitki’d I'utblliur
la
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I s lift tlri ft X
which was planted with appro
perhaps old
III.
| . . . . 1 t pi'lli'sl to lino j'I r o
C h m ir * iC aniirtl t*r F itn e it)
Ills
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ticlift s ol I'ft *•«> \ xi
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.Mr*. E. J. Nel*cn nml priate ceremonies on Arbor D*yM
I 'r s- Mi ’ h l n a
Hei »'• • 1 | m i A
)• |« •*.Ml
ft. I f .X ft. .tits
•m l 1sX ft'V , f faxhioned fruit irrs, or cardtionrd
(*off«*e
Milk for Chililren
OCA L A , te b . 21. (/Vi— In n laughter. T e r r e ll* Jean, and Miss
The
children
stated
that
they
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for
t
out
uner*
in
which
to send
RECIPES FOR 5-0
reconl-*m a*hing ail#; the g r a m l, Christine .Stoutlenmire.
dedicated the tree to President
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champion steer o f the south-east-1
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Presbyterian Young
Peoples’ Group Meets
Elected I resident enU* Mr
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A tilin g
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Picket Hooks For
Boston Contests
Here Are Offered
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DAILY MKNHS
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BIRTHDAY
Sstarday
Miss Nancy Collum
.M I m Dolly Mat Burton
,Mrk Gsorge U. Lindsey
Jultnne Howard
Mrs. Roy Tiliis
Ralph Lotting, Sr.
Sunday
K d 'S '. U S i’
iSS po:___
A : . ; Miss Forrester Weds
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brought ffi a nouml here Kriduy.
George T. Pittard Club Gives Annual
It was declared to be the highest
Valentine Party
price ever nald fur a steer at*any
In an Iniprtsaivr candlelight
fat stock snow in the south.
The grand chftmpiun, entered
by George Duke. Alachui, was
aold to Webb’s Drug storr, St.
Petersburg.
ceremony, th* marriagr o f M i**
(in* of th* outstanding sorial
Jean Baisler Forrester, daugh affair* of tae season was the
ter of Mr, and Mrs. C. 1>. For annual Valentine bridgc-lunrhrmi
rester of Hanford, tn George given bv the Woman's Club »n
Thompson Pittard of
sun Wedwwdey with Mrs. E. Conn*.
Mud ia the name of a West of Mr. and Mrs. W. E Pittard lon Mr, A C- Thomas. Mrs. IVirginia town.
“[
|P- Ilagan, Mra. J. G. Patterson.
Tn
(.m Vns
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U n M G Mrs
McNair,
J. T.
In Miami
on J
Jan.
I i. nr
Dr ^“
R. ’ 1L. Newby
r. Mrs
s- n..iii...
and Sirs. G.
E.
Rollins
Allen, paator, performed the dou serving as hostesses.
; “ B U Y DEFENSE BONDS AND VICTORY STAMPS'
ble rinr ceremony in the pres
Receiving th* guests at the
ence of th* immediate families door wars Mra. C. R. Dawson,
and friends of th* couple.
president of th* club, and Mrs.
Preceding th* certmony a pro O. P. Herndon, chairman of the
gram of appropriate nuptial mu- Serial Department, sponsor uf
■ic was played, and the sonrs. the party.
*1 Love You Truly” and "BeQuantities of calendula*, snap
cause,” were sung.
dragons, stales* and aweel pea,
m
i
Th* bride entered the church were
artistically
a rra n ged
on the arm of Roy C. West, by
whom she was given in marriage. throughout tha club rooms to
rarry out th* Velentin* theme.
- .
W *^
Mra. David Wlk* attended the Th*
_
!
luncheon tables, covered
bride aa matron-of-honnr. wearaccessories, end • cor*a«e of •arrmnceminta
rT* nOmtnta of flowers wh.lc
yellow rose* and tropical or a m a n « f awret peas was
placed
at itch plate as favors.
chids. Mr. Wlk* acted a* best
Daring the luncheon p«rio<l
man for Mr. PUUrd.
Tho brida choaa for her wad- tha gurata were entertained with
a program consisting of the
din* • powder blue chiffon af singing ot the song, "Our Flag.”
ternoon draaa worn with a white composed by Mr*. A. C. Thom
hat. trimmed with notching blue
veiling, liar corsage wan fash as and Willard Connoly and put
ioned of oink rosebuds ami lilies to mutle by Lara Harry Westft;
also
tha tonga.
“ Stand
By
of tha valley.
Mrs. Forrester, mother of the America” and "M y Hacienda.”
both comnoaed by Mr. Connoly
h r| d e, appeared In a suit of and Mr. Wester.
flowered blue. crepe, wearing a
Mrs. John L. Lee, accompanied
corsage o f tropical orchids and at tha plan* by Mrs. John K.
rosebuds.
Courier,
Jr„
entertained
the
An Informal mention was held group with two humorous read
,tmmedlata!y following the cere
ings. Including “ Mamls S tli” and
mony at the home of Mr. and "Arllne Harris at the Concert.”
Mm. FrM Slater.
A reading, "M y Dog Alice.”
Mrs. Plltard- received her ado was read by Mias Elitabeth Fite,
ration In Sanford, whare aha has an ttprsasion pupil ot Mrs.
lived al| of b«r life, until two Gsorgo A. Maffott.
years ago when aha accepted a
Mlaa Joyce Ann Whlddon, a
position with tha Duval Jewelry pupil o f Ut* Cogburn School of
Company In. Miami.
Dancing, presented • to* dance,
Mr.
Pitta rd
attended
th e
schools in Athens, graduating to tha piano accompaniment of
Mias Lenars Whlddon.
Following luncheon and tha
program tha afternoon arse spent
he was a member af the v»rIn
bridge, Chinee* checkaity football team. Mr. and Mr*. era playing
and rummy. When tallies
Plltard art at heme tn their were collected and totaled, Mrs.
friends at S040 N. W. 46th J. W. Hall was found to bo high
Street. Miami.
scorer for bridge, for which oho
rvcohrad a prlte. Mrs. Glenn E.
McKay w u winner of ihe rum
my prise, white Dr. Elisabeth
Tracy w u
Uto recipient of
Chinese
checkers
prise.
The
contest w u won by Mrs
Adams.
th#
party were: Mrs. W. B. Shlppv.
Mrs.
H.
W.
Ruckar,
Mrs.
8.
D.
M o n , g it Hlgklevnun. Mrs. C. L. Redding,
Mrs. W. M. Scott, Mrs. James
A " H I T " IN A Huff, Mrs. B. C. Moors, Mrs.
J. E. Baker, Mrs. R. M. Bums,
S F IN C II B U T Mrs. M m L Lee. Mrs. JL A
Cehk. Mrs. J . E. Courier, J r,
Mrs. B. C. Moore
- Andrew Cam way
D. E. Plercy
Phyllla Bach
Henry Carroll
' Mr*. J. C. Coleman
ENDS TODAY
Double Program
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Atlanta^Bishop Is
Claimed By Death
ATLAN TA. Feb. 21. (AX—Tho
Bight Rev. Henry Judah Mlkell,
66, one of the South's best known
churchmen and Biahoo o f the
Ealacopal Diocese of Atlanta since
1)17. ijied early yesterday at a
Hlshop Mikell had been 111 line*
Feb. 0 when he suffered a heart
•U 'O : alter returning from a
meeting of the Hons* of Bish
op* at Jacksonville, FIs.
Ceorge
McCall,
Mrs.
John
Mllsch. Sr.. Mrs. Nettle Epper. Mrs. A. M. Middleton. Mrs.
H. Hall, Mrs. J. Ross Adams,
Mrs. J. W. Lvles. Mrs. M. C. Estridge. Mrs. W. L. Cooper, Mrs.
R. J. Nelson. Jr.. Mrs. O. L.
Barks. Mrs. H .. B. Babin and
Mrs. C. R. Dawson.
Also, Mrs. A. O. Quaramsn.
Mrs. J. E. Blaker. Mrs. Rickard
fenEyck, Mrs. H. J. Lehman,
Mrs. Georg* Bridge. Dr. Eltu-
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t ’ telephoneswu madeinthaam servedbg SouthernBell • To main '
A ' possible thisunprecedentedincrease intelephones hu required an ' k
k\ ezpenditnre of nearlg $100,000,000anda net increase of more Jv
than6,000newemployes, makingatotal oi 28,000menand ; ml
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P A G E FO UR
w ^ T S A T U I f f lA y . F E B R U A R Y 21. I M 2
mi .1 i ■ ■ i
Sanford Theater
“S&rgeant York” Will Be
A t Ritz Sunday, Monday
■p.M. Pulham , Esq. ’ ’Keeps
R esea rch S ta ffO n Tuesday
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday—"SERUEANT YO RK” with
Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan, Joan Leille, George Tobias,
Noah Breiy, Jr., and Ward Bond. Also, Metro New* of the
Pay.
Wednesday, Thursday—"II. M. PULHAM. ESQ." (bated
on novel by J. P. Marquand) w it h Hedy Ijjmarr. Robert
Young, Ruth llu tity, Charles Coburr and Van Heflin. Also.
Comedy and Universal New*.
Friday. Saturday—"R O YA L MOUNTED PATRO L” with
Charles* Stairetf, Wnnda McKay and Russell Hayden. Alao.
“ HONOLULU t.U" with I.upe Vein. Ilruce Rennett and -Leo
Carlllo.
NEXT W EEK ’S CASTS
.
SERGEANT YORK
’ Commander „ . . ... Evan Thome*
GARY COOPER playf the part nf "Sergeant .York" in the pic
Pete
.......
Ted Adame
Gary
Cooper
Alvin
CYork
....
llarrixon Greene
Office Manager
ture of tho same tills- which will-enjoy an extended run of three
Pastor Rosier Pile
Walter Bren- Srrgrint Cobum
_
_ _ Kermlt
bnye, Sunday through Tuesday, at the Ritx Theater. An exceptionnan
Msynard
rlly fine aupportlng cn«t. headed' by Joan Leelle, Walter Brapnen Grade Williams
Joan Leelle
Tuaher Rowe
.... George Tobies
nnd George Tobias, is featured in this outstanding production.
II. M. PULHAM. ESQ.
Major Bt/.’on
. Stanley Ridges
Mother York Margaret Wycherly
Ike Botkin
Hedy Lamarr
..... Ward Bond Marvin Myles __
Robert
Young
Buck Lipscomb
rtobci
Noah Berry Jr. Harry Pulham
Ruth Huieey
Rode York
June 'Lockhart Key Motford .
George York . ... Dickie Moore Mr. f-ulhnm. Sr. . . Charles Cobum
Vgn Heflin
Z< kc ..
Clem Ucvana.. mil King
.
E’ay Holden
Lem _____
Howard de Silva Mrs. Pullmin
Mrry
Pulham
Bonita
Granville
Cordell Hull
Charlre TrowMr.
Bullnrd
Douglas
Wood
I ridge
Waller Kaufman .. Charles Halton
Crpltln Danforth
Harvey Itoi'ney ‘ Bo-Jo* Brown ....
Leif
. Stephans
'
Erikson
Bert Thomas
Davhl Bruce; joe lllnglnm
Phil Brown
German Major
Charles Esmond j Hugh (the Imtler)
David Cl de
Kergrant Early
Joseph Sawyer' Mi,* |>0||„
Rara He en
Sergeant Harry Parsone ..
Pat
Flaherty
Zeb Andrew* ...
Roliert Porter
field
i
Nate Tomkina .. F.ryllle Alderaon c, n, uf,u ( -ort|oto '
Lupc Vclct
______________
|Skrlly
Bruce Bennett
ho .... Leo
Carrillo
ROYAL MOUNTED PATROL
Mr*. V’ab Pcrholt
..... Marjorie
t . . i ■ .... |
Gatc«on
Tom Jcffrici .... Charlie Starrett
Don Beddoe
‘ I.ucky' Lawrence .... Ruaacll Hay- Bennie Blanehsrd
Barney ......... ..... Ferreat' Tucker
Ha p Andrewa ..... Lloyd Bridges Horsclaee .......... .... Geo. McKay
Nina Campane
Betty Duvalle ____ Wrnda McKay
Helen Diction
Frenchy Duvalls .... Donald Cortla Mr*. Smyths
By HERMAN ALLEN
I W YORK. Fob. 81. I/D—
i' s a magician who doesn't
iny trick-. Ills name It RitaSwnnn. H*’s a xany and lie
Its It— he doosn't do any
tho haaket, w r a p s the towel
around Ida hoad and puffs Into
the clarinet, prostrating himself
before the bosket. Tho lid of-tha
basket rites, out cornea a stuffed
doth snake with a card In lit
mouth.
Hwann allies the card.
"What waa your card?" ho
ask* the victim.
"King of duha,” the victim
ran riffles a nock of cards.
« a card." he say*. “ Any
The victim doen.
"K in g
of
tluhal”
shouts
ink vou," •ay*
Swn-n.
now, introducing Mag, ths Swnnn, waving the card at **>e
d cobra. Patrick, wht-rr I* orchestra (hut not letting tho
audience rnlch sight ol ID
ek trots on. lie ’s a Chi- “ Right, hoya?”
"R ight!" shout* the orchestra.
»y.
"Sec?" »ay* Swann, and taka*
educing
M n x,”
Hwann
n
l>ow.
gii — “ M a v, the educated
No trick, hot the Rainbow
He wave* at a cnvrn-d
Patrick hat deposited on Room audlenco howls. The whole
act la Ilka that. He makes howl*
k-tehl*.
r," he repeat* in a my*- of goldfish disappear but can't
r| f
LUPE' VELEZ and Leo Carrillo aro shown here in n scene
from "Honolulu • Lui” - a - roating rampage of laugh* and rhythm,
whiih will be part of the dotibie feature program at the Ritx Then
ter. next Friday and Saturday, with Bruce Bennett and Marjorie
Gateeon hradfng-the fine asiisting cast.
S
CllARLES STARRETT give* quite a demonstration of his
ifletko prowess to a,gang of cut-tbroats hero in a aggno from "Tha
Royal Mounted Fatrol," which will be 'shown next Friday and Sat
urday kt the Ritx. Russell Hayden, as usual, plays the part of
I Starrett’* pal and Wanda McKay provide* the romantic- Interest.
Eddie Can tM
C o m m e n t^
R ubB et R
W ter Describes
Zany” M agician,
Russell
ig a
Theater Program For Week Of Feb. 22
How many luiin (roe* hlonm on front Chlnr to Wnlaish, map* of
netten'* Common wealth Avenue? i t very part of the world, even of
Which way dltl Napoleon shave? the benches of Manh titan. Price*
or down? V tun did llsrvanl • lr»» volume* unearthed in IvKik
a atari wearing block sweot- ‘ .tail* hnlf-ltlddelt under the Orion*
it Did ! mils the XV eat soft-• Ini rugn of Turkish vemlor* In
iUI egg*? Are tomnlor* tisetl Die Pur East, grt.r«* .the ..helve*
of till* studio Institution. Iletneen
In clrm ehdwder?
No. there are not iiueetlons for lltelr rover* lio the nn»wer« to
Ik null program, hut just nvi'rig'- the 101 tiueatlnn* wltirh mine
Inquiries at the Melro-Gohlwjfn- •hooting into the department
j d*ily.
Mnyer research deportment.
( hlef "answer mail” i* George
. ,i Anat^rs ^uu«t be as Immediate I Itlihelovle, whose life might have
pa arcurite, for often production .eonto from the page* <f one of
wheel* must halt until the Inform |these very book*. Horn of royal
ation I* forthcoming.
pirentage, ho spont hi* childhood
•1 The accond floor of a while *> a Royal i-igr in the palace of
frame building liousea 1(1,000 laioks Pram Joseph I and Inter Inca me
who*o title* rnnge from Mother n (Vplain In tho Roynl Austrian
Qon4e, the Knowledge of Farm Guard*. The cnlla|Mo of the manJfe, Cooking a* Mon Like It, nrchy sent him traveling to Af*
lano’a Vlghtlng Ship*, Secret* of lira, Java, Cuba, South America,
loccsa* In Hu*lne«a a* of IRMA, and flnrlly New York. A chance
Calamity Jrne and tho Wild Cats, criticism spoken when he heard
ROBERT YOUNG and Hedy Lamarr are featured with. Ruth
fautfnar’a Murine Dictionary of Pauline Frrdrlcka mention maplo
TR9* Bcars-Bool lick rntaloguea to furniture In connection with • lluasey In *‘ll. M. Tulham,” the screen version of J. P. Mirquand's
Dogranhle* of Madams LeFsrga European
r,uni|non B
i n m for
i v t her
n « r forthfum*. best-seller, which will lie the attraction neat Wednesday and Thanailon
tnd Wmple Simon.
Irtg picture ratapulted him 1nt<» day at the Hilt Tlicgtar The pletura comet most highly recommend[ In that tame building are one tha motion pletura Industry a* a |rd and will undoubtedly create a fin# impression on those who go
nlUlon clipping*, as many ph.- trchnkrl adviser. That waa twen
; to see It.
tores, 180 monthly magailnea ty-odd yean ago.
&
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i n i W eek
F -a— -----
Hargtant AWin C. York i* one fme the outbreak of the World'
o f Americi’a rreatest soldier her War. York was a "•‘•fightin' * »
mountain farmer
oes. The motk-n picture based on h* II -r j lain’ "
hla life story I* one of the greut down in the Cumberland Valley of
American pictures of all time. Trnnessoe, trying to wrest a liv
"Htrgannt York,” r* It ha* come ing from a piece of stony moun
from tha Warner Bros.’ atudlo in tain li nd. HI* highest ambition is
rHoBlwU'd.
Is a
*uurpassingly to get a nice? cf the richer “ bot
beautiful film, produced with dig tom land." Ills day* of hell-ral*^
nity and oilm nlicitv, nml aliscrbing- ing end when ho -‘get* religion."
fr'entertaining ip every Inch of .Shortly after this, America en-!
footage
~
' irm tne war and York is drsftIt will im shown at the R itz'cd for army service. HD strong,
The! ter hero tomorrow, Monday. rcilr>us beHefs mrke «h« ‘ hn Kh‘
‘
1of killing abhorrent tp him. until
**”
.
.
.
.
.
he r.-alizes that freedom is the
• Gary Cooper nlays the title role. |o|1r
wrrth- f |Kht|ne for So
and tho lenn and lanky a ct o r give* ^
pvnnrr mid to fame
g performance thrt enn only t>e, for hu .ingle-handed capture of
carter! great- , l,C..,1
T _ krV .* . v l l-t2 German *o„|.,r*.
count In hulhling up the
In the telling of this story, thi
• strong, simple character of the priMliicrr* Jesse L. I.asky and llr|
Tgnnrsscc fjrmcr who tecame the It. Walli* mid Directer Howard
nation'* hem. He is supported by Hawks, have hewed to the line
g test to able that there it not a of simplicity and sincerity. The
rinslc false note In any of the first part of the picture, which
chnmtcrlzations.
deal* with York’s life in the lackBased on Sergeant York'a own .wood* country Of Tcnne»*re, is
diary, the film tell* a brave rnrl pure Americrna. ruggrd and hnnstraightforward
nnrrntive,
the r it, depicting without any “ glam
honest saga of a plsin American o e i s i n r s " t n l l e b n a t t i n f i r s t
believed in God nnd hi* cotin I life of the mountain people among
and acted on hi* belief*. H<- ' whom York grew to manhood.
■■ i
U n d e Sam N eeds ’it!
or bid, are reported to the tun
goddess at the shrines of las by
the Japtneae premier.
GENEVA NEWS
By MRS. A . E. MORAN
\ I M * ' i ^ (Oburer and son Robart and Mr. Mile* Anderson of
RaafoAtiWCre visitora of Mn nnd
lira. Jmlllip' Bauer, Sunday.'Mr. and Mrs- Henry ifarrison
of Brook svlllc, 'spent the week-end
With thftr narenta,,Mr. and Mrs.
C. F.'.Harrison.
Honoring Mrs. Ed Putnam of
Ft. Wgyne 1nd.. a special rtcrea
Hr ROD1E CANTOR
Wide World Pea UKan .
I understand that the sgovsrnmont Is worried- about a rubber
ihortaga In tha National Defense
program.
•■
If Sophia Tucker will gira her
girdle to Donald Nolwn, hie
tmuble* will bo avar, Ktrao if
all o f our womgn Have to giro
up - thalr girdle*, . don't • worry,
they’ll com# through,- ; , ■
F O R Na,ionjl l
|T \I H Defense *
WE BUY
• Scrap Iron
<,
• Metals
• Rags & Baga:
K ESSLER
o i»A h # ,>
inirohrfl 510 Sanford Ave.
v . . Anita Klag MsKttiaa *
.fortune
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yen need hualnta* furam?
Kt films do. Wo can print
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4*-
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ma.bjr'falk"jhaw gtrla.
Into when they sound her doma in
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le v t r ly Mins, 0*1. Tha intruders |
aig reported to baca Uken ah astl- i m,5*
mated lioo.ooo In futa,lewM»y and
bash. Dspsfblnfttwe thlaves took “ ***■
1‘nuvTgiaa o t v r g n a r
il * * .1u-V
a
for tha Ufa (If-'hlm tnaka Uwm
reappear, cuts ropes Into i$nlg*
menu hut Jiitt can’t R f them
together again;- ties a handkarahlvf Into a met* of knots, then
tnaeaa It to a spreutnr. and' Ulb>
hint. •"Ilare, you get It uitddno, I
can’t"
But ha has. a ’theory about .hla
FE E D S - SEEDS.
& GRAIN
ia h g ^ tiw rir
lat*.
Naans*
liV'.Wgjth a
g B e I s M iddle
Param ount-M i
tha Uvea •■r.
triana. Por- y
qaanufasturars
good brake#,'
beautiful bodt
dn . a thing i
wheel. Now H
Kill have tp i
Even tboogf
pstoplo. » i «
CRP
have- to fool them dllfi
" I ’ve seen a > t of rot
MtaAtc|ans . Just barely.along, doing -tha old trl
tha old way. My Idsa to ;
fool ’jfe-a n d , boy, how
'am. They aspect soma
fsat a f magu; but a ll' t>
Id -a .laugh. They’r* atllT
The girls la
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S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 21. 1912
TH E
SANFORD
T IE R A L D .
SXNFORD.
• I I I IM
1o lf n Condon
ilmm's t n.i
laTOOUri
ninarI•* Sin
Stroud
(d r a t
I
F ir #
* hick llinlM-rt
.
Half
Chief
liallt
li t
ii
l»##ttblr|
•
Fir#
|»«*r«onixln> T**ri iM.* Tim
Haver
Slim ll.tr.u.1
H a tty
Ann
l!h*a!»**ili
• T • 2 H■ i .
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\\ ■
• i li
H alf liallt I M mblrl
l/inr M/rj
h 'tiM ftil I- « t
J. F. XV
Kid Mike
Itnrllntr lx>n
F*> r»*»t
. Sally Kay
I Hotter .... u
Fourth Race— Futurity
Steady Xan
• S|*oi I'ji.ri*.f'lfia r Man
John A iImiu<}r«*t3 llnrr**r
N*»rnt:»ii
{^tand l*n
l*rr»it .^pil. ‘
I
1.11#
llurhoatl
Miami I ’nllintf
i'n
#
I adv
Uonl ,\l.in
j’mot Hank
III Tough
Tl- l.ailslir
F rtritlh Rare—5.|fi Mile
MIm ^llll«*n
l.in kt \li ky
Miriam More*
K1:* xia* ft
Spll i p iiletir«r
•’••hit La M.»*
rmrothv
|b»\^r
”• °t.'
Ninth
i'nurt Quiz
Arincd <1Irt
Hiarry.FIrtg
P’errnlh
D*»ii Orlando
!.* nl* ni
Milky W a v
R a r e — * - 1 6 Mile
MlulnUIn
.V j r i' n I'rUtr
Ire rr)
U'uli
Jiimn Tl Ik It
'll® L u c k y
I
lliitlicr
b
• i‘ lint tie Creek. [
W ANTS CRACK AT
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M O I o* \l •• *st
»% ri^i% f m ix -
f o r th e oli’ xr nt li
mul-wintr*
mrtll
S f. PKTERSHURC. Fcl>. 21.—
Special 1 — Hank Greenberg,
former PetroR Tiger first Ioim*min and now an enlinteel soldier
i talioned * at
MnrPill
airfield
near here, hopes lo get a crack
at the New York X’ankees or
the St. Inoula Cardinals who will
he in training hare late this
B U Y I N G
I NCREA SES
nnturtit
o
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iform
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it ••
« « ir
To m ainlain our
neif.i. .
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slditel.ird ol quality
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P v S T O I? .
to i k j ii I mauulac-
III \\|i,M < ■
f.i i ■
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result, will t>e uniwhen vmi usa —
HTfSIURCN M INTS
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to rm ty
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c o n t r o l.
That is why your
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month and through Miir»*h.
bclievo we ran mohili/r a hnnv- hutmmiup trrfi, made up of soldiers thr.t | |.;\rrv ihree tmls r r.
roi'ld gin- either the Xunl.s or |verted into one tru .
( arils keen competition, he sal I. ( ducitig the mimle-r . t
.
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|liro(iortion.ilr munlir r 1
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fir Tlio cottversl--.n Is i—t n t-on- I I I i» v * c
llr r :*•
wide hut limited to a sio-eifl-d
\ r» ■»: *
mim'-cr of e-mps. Only three io t o m »••
f.
tho Fourth Corps Airn nr.- t-i >«•
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(n u t t xxowid in* I*t as
(•cssiMi* t.i I’.invi rt 1 1*.
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(<
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LOCAL PAYROLLS
a.
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Hlaiulini: Will Have
Hurahl® lltilinouls
nrxli.tnai * '
rifle t.xur
II 10.
iti i'*ii
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it
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Screven nt Rnvnnnali. fin., and
Fort MeCIrllnml at Aoni I >n. Am
d im / o
11 A Y " , r . o i . r
The wolk hrre Will t.---|!i as
ion n< |ira.ilile and nr-v-*eil
rt
.
ST. (•ETKItSIll'Rlt. F.I., I
the ralo nf n project, I I.,.* ron- (Speeint)-Jolting .1•
|)iMm- -•
veralon a day until Nov I ud-n ,.f the New York X'ankre*
hithe^'oi, Is to l>c nampletr.l.
The fallen I aril foe lb- ,»• nt
-II
worK proGsblv will he dene under game of golf. He is taking t-g
a lump sum conlrJct.
amry lessons from l'n-fe-*',-eal
Jock Harvey of l.ynnfield. .Mo**
’ •due is iwstting to., mnny fouls j
WHI# world war I airplane, •**♦»# now." say* Ihe l’;» >f •
had to bo overhauled every f.O Mag’s game, "but hr will bhours, today’s plane- r »
COO‘ ,n« *h*'m ,,10" 1' ,h<’ fnlrwnv "
l.-shours without overhauling.
,cr * MllP'° '*,>,in
sons.”
T ftY s A K F O R D
•
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FT. I’KTFRsiiiTtG, f . i,. oi - l
(S p rc lil)- Crnrk dint*% from Ih I
country m v r w il l irnthi-r her,*
YANKS
•
•.
if-Self-. CM fn eeS A SCC'OvJS
PRcBtew u j is ccwcoacic m v auo J
ue-Aieers ic- " P ’?A'4><uim a cicvci.s>iq
pee- i f
r. •
Val ley
Lotia'a Jim
T i p p y Matron
I'
eiiii In a t e s u b j e c t e d
21. .dv-
rifi e mf.i'.t
Hniokv Tai#*
Pun
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II lll< i \i # i i t # i * I I * %\ Is » •*»«
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M il M l
• I l l M I III
l I IIM 111%
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.,11 Pittsburgh Pro-
eolnt ; Ice-iini' the lo.ers am --i ih»- -» Veiunir with I*. •*». «k..n led nt .m.l f l.i
the half 27 ».. l-.i
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............
I•«
l and Sletni-ii wuu l.nhdlly |(jsh
a* Ini mail • • , I*-* -v---ni-r. v*Anderson
" t
»--n«rd
in
21
o ffic e r A ml r«*w Joyful M»*m
Tenth Race— 5-1G Mile
Colton Oln
Kim:
•• i : •
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•n ». ati •)•• i
I..XKKI.W H K-l. 21. —St. t 1 |-, V ' 1 ' ]
«e>n P , l i v e , I . t , * k . - h : i l l ream . t .
ilefenli-d H m -li s,- -Ihern f -I | |,,,,, ,
lerre Xlue-i in. r.J |„ -|2 her
.
Ia«t riii*lil in :i i-uuie which end ] r..> r-i :
ed the .en- in fur Southern.
. f.., n„. .
In II reel nr uip-lin,* nt |h-.
|),.
.
Maaki*#! lt*»*l
Mlkn
J^rry Itock
l.uckv Joker
R a r e— Futurity
lt#»ul Fir.*
Hunfli»w»»r Cl ir f
l.u«*k> HU
He«t T r e *
J un ior <1 Man
T r i c k 1® Inn
m
*n \lt» »V. SR
it M .ifu r
I. HIT*’
m
K
I I 04I —
I'lorida Cancels
Slot son Wallops
i(el:i>> l or 1912 < \KMI KSf MAlllvK'1
Opponent, f»2 To ‘VI
ITrkth Rare— Futurity
Court Cl#»rl;
L u c k y Fir.*
Blum
Lut | y T ^ k c r
hnvi*
i
• • VI
' I ii>p tl* • Mfd / # i I *•rt«I whop |
VI.***— F u t u r i u
K**d Itraftr.. !*••%
Iniucr*
l».tt » l!ul.
,1 .
\\Cei;i i i
•« mi# • •» • t i
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• »»i« \ it»r toniM*,|
t, tin )ip n f th
• IHf'i cu|». Il .\v 4*\.*r, lint In rt, -wh i
jr.rriv fil on! - i f\ »\ vvrt*k« J ir“ .
| I wn*# •hftri • r. - « v« r il p n lt.i that
Si xt h
CnnKlnsuit*
n
x y* it
•i • \
It»vl»i l*. hi»i i tin*m , io«* H e n ry
I'm iii«l o f llk lu h o m a ( tv I vo-tim e
u in n e r niul •l*•f •u lm / « b n n in io “ of 1
' tii*- h ’l i n i . i w n t , m il l
.1:1 T 0 ;|
■hi I I i \»* mi ll i . i f i h ' i o f I in v illc . I
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M in r u io
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•.» riv e d ” n« n |
li e tiio ” c n lf * » I :
.'.•**ii, m jf*cd '
Fifth Itace—316 Mile
Pulr Crafty
i My Fi»rinn»»
ftrlay H*»ll*Punny lui*a
m d*»-t
I •N' i \ x \4 I
I O Ml
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III l*\l I M i| I S IT i I
! lytni* lorn .......... five hour< Inter
Irlrd Rare— o-l(i Mile
•rn n- p. •
lx x» a * t • I
, .Mich., 4t‘ lfl»r ’ <••! I.*. '1|V| hirth '
ilny v<
!»*• «h«»stinv .I V .1
•i'.l to •«’! 'In |M .* if) | | )t. f ir - '
rutitid o f th . c .smm*
O rl. in
•
n, tiiil 1 !• tv«I M .invt .im « f Cl.ik •
( l' *“h;. Ml . -i' ' J i I In*, p u rly l»>
I!*1!*'* K xx
Rare— F'liturit)
ru t
iii
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• s.-nxinol#*
•>b
O r lc flllS
NKW nil? i; \\*. |«li
’ nun i*«M|i»»iir
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A n g el lo
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SRMINOLF. CO! *STY
COURT RK(OR!)S
IM >•I '• x r i4*N
III
.
. irliiflil*
t'eeau-,,hl.r
of William.’
A t
211,
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F IV E *.
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H >- * » f
,-u rd -aid
-he ,e
;-till r!.i *>(,..t m i \ • W illiam .
ric es h a s .
...... ,
n . hi,1M
. .ncCTCS, tw o upset., lit which she
,
I w a sm vc lve .1 in longst.nl fig u r e . 'V
....... ,
’ " " '" V
'
H er latest was neared Thursday |" f h< r"
,n>nff
night when the xxnltxM home hi m
Ir
,
««
• i
front o f -Surry tin g nt an $11' I W O
Ip C O f l l l i m :
1T0S
T li1
\o
I lesr Mrs
I ’.'h rM N O
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' " ,U y
(W ern lth t Fntriro T or Saturday
Flm t It r e — Futurity
.
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►«: 11• \ \
---------|outfielder, null ha. a I A scire
LO N G W O O D , Feb. 21, (S p e c ia l! tlv r
srrvirc
rut-ng.
Inn draft
— It '* sprinter* night at the San- 1hoard .aid Frid a, a. the Am rri
ford-Orlando Kennel l l u t ns six ; can
Icagu •
luitiiutr
champi-vi !
o f the eleven rar.-n are »chrd- awaited -l-fin ite w .rd an to In- i
tiled o ver the Futurity distance, i m ilitary , tnun.
| Pest-tlm e fo r the first rare i s ' Williantn
i.-rentlv wan rrelas?.
r 8:15 O’clock sharp. W sr T im e. | ified from
\ to l - \. and three
M lin w h ilC i
Hl'CiUiifi*
won
h i' w rrk t ntf.» pixAsnl h i' rndimin
eleventh rare last night ss a ja ln s l iiry _phy.»ieal . v ,m in M ,n „. rtiourh
on*
. .
‘ W illiam
diil not re ment It. Inn
Arm ed Girt, O ffic e r
Xmirror Pa„ w»n plnrrd m the hand* cf
otui Joyfu l Marti
th n v recent „ „
|.„ar,( tlV lw n ,
^ Winners »n
a the post in the ,lfflc ja |
IW |.v , if i, a
o V ^ d
S
laA manedd Cmirt
Quit.
G irl in recent
ItK r o k T
's a fir d .
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•
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PAGE
i'll#
•i
* S ix Futurity
Ted Williams May
HARD W ORK AHEAD - - Bv T-irU Cords '
Distance Race3
Bc Inducted Soon
L IS . Feb 21.— <11
_
Slated T o n ig h t _-TMedIN NWEillA PinOm..
f to.ton Red s.,\ i
f“ iUr,^ . ,n.lnlh
„ Thcy ! T f
such spH nlers m Sunflow er I hef,
F L O R ID A
•
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tn-.tf i ii xxii« ill ixx n hv
Stnlt* I »>•« im i .1 Ld I ■•rxiiii in
a t lk ('•('. • 'ml. to-* and I'ai’ul
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f i l.i
H1’ I'iriu n g WimuM's
r o M c i r r s \ u -si \u u c a t u u k
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W it l B e
Theater
Ritz Sunday,
:»’» greatest aoMler hermotion picture beaod on
ory le ona of the great
triclurea of all time.
York,” ra It haa come
Warner B m .‘ atudlo In
I. la a
aurpaaainely
dig.
tutiful film, produced with digy and almplkity. and abaerbingentertaining In every Inch of
It *wlll be ahown at the Hit*
alter here tomorrow, Monday,
IvTneadav.
3afy Cooper playa the title role,
i the lean and lanky actor given
S performance thrt rnn only be
.called' great, lie makes every
V In building up the
plo character of the
inner who treame the
o. He la aupported by
ble that there la not a
i not# In any of the
B
Sergeant York’a own
Dint tella a brave and
rard
narrative,
the
'. hornet aaga of a plain Amtrlcan
who believed In Cod and hie coun-
War, York vraa a'^/lthtm 1 tn*
hell-raisin’ "
mounulu farmer
down In the Cumberland Valley of
Tenneaaae, trying to wreat a liv
ing from a plae* of atony mounUin Irnd. Hu h&hest ambition la
to yet a p le o ef the rleher "bot
tom land. Jlla days of h *ll-«l»Ing end when ho ‘’ gets religion.
Shortly after thla, Amerlea entera the war'and Ttrk la draft
ed for army aarvlea. HU strong
rrlldoua beliefs mrke the thought
of killing abhorrent tp him. until
he rcalixes that freedom la the
one thing worth fighting for. 8«
he goea to France and to fame
for hia alnglf.handed capture of
132 German aoidrer*.
In the tailing of thla atory, thr
producer* Jeaao L. Leaky and Hr)
11. Wallla and Director Howard
llawka, have hewed to the line
of almpllclty and alneerlty. The
flrat part of tha picture, which
deals with York’a life In tho lack.
.woodi country of Tenneaaee, la
pure Amerlefna, rugged and noncat, depleting without anr "glam
orising'’ touches the day-to-day
life of the mountain people among
whom York grew to manhood.
- Sunday, Monday and Tucaday—"SERGEANT * O R * " jrfth ,
Cary Coo par, Welter Brennan, Joan Leslie, O #off*, TobU*. .
Noah Beery, Jr, and Ward Bond. Alio, Metro Sew, of the
Day.
Wednesday, Thtraday—»H . M. PULEAM, R8Q." (baaad'
on novel by J. P. Marquand) w it h Uedy Lamarr; RoMrt
Yount. Ruth llueiey. Charlea Cobum and Van Heflin. Alio,
Comedy and Unlvanal Now*.
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• GARY COOPER playj the part of “ Sergeant JTork" in tha ple
u ra of-the eame title which will j enjoy on- attended run of thro*
daya, Sunday through Toeaday, at tha' Rita Theater.' An excepUonrliy fine aupportlng eaat,. headed'by Joan Leslie, •WaHor Brennan
nnd George1Tobias, la ' featured .1In UlU outstanding production.
R esea rch S ta ffO ri Tuesday
W
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p H M Pulham,Esq."Keeps
. JJow mony lutln tree* bloom on
Realm's Commonwcnllh Avenue?
Which way did Napoleon shave?
Up or down? VMuti did liarvaru
boy* atari wrarlng hlark sweat
er*? Old Inula tho XV rat softWiled egga? Are tomatoes used
la elfm chowder?
'-No, the*# are not nucsllona for
gNoult program, hut Just nvrrigr
tnnulrU-* at the Mctrn-CoMwynbfbjrcr research deportment.
5 Ansvdlra liMni be a i Immediate
u accurate, for orten production
’%hcela must halt until the Inform
ation la forthcoming.
-sTho second floor of * whit*
‘JhUno building housoa 18,000 book*
S S g * ' tltk-a range from Mother
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Friday, Saturday—“ RO YAL MOUNTED PA TR O L" . with
Charlea* SUrratt, Wanda McKay- and Ruaaall -Hayden. Alao,«
"HONOLULU L U " vrtth Lap* Vein, Drue* Bennett In d'Leo II
Carillo.
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from China to Wahaah, mape of
• very part of tho world, even of
the beaches of Manhattan. Price|i-aa volume* unearthed In Imok
•tails Jinlf-hldden under the Orien
tal ruga of Turkish vendors In
the Far East grr.ee .the r.yivt*
uf thla atudlo Institution. Between
thalr rover* He tha anawera to
the toi ones t Iona which come
•hooting Into the department
dally.
Chief "answer man" la Georg*
Rhhelavtr. whoae Ilf* might hav*
came from tho pa get cf on* of
these vary hooka. Born of royal
pi rentage, ho spent hla chlUlhood
as a Royal I-Jgo in the Pnloc* of
it
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SERGEANT YORK
t Comma
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pete O. Y o r k G ory Cooper
o ffk e
Roller PUe .. Walter Bran- Sergei
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W illia m *____Joan Laalio
k Georg# Tobl**
.. Stanley Rid gee
H
irgaret Wycherly
____ Ward Bond Marvlr
Ike Botkin .
Buck Liptcon
,. Nook Berry Jr. Harry
... June ‘Lockhart Kay I
Roale York .
George York
..... Diekle Moore
Clem Bonne
Howard da Hiln
Cordell Hull ..... Charlea Trow- M iry Pulham .. Bonita
Mr. Bullard
Doug!
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Walter Kaufman . Chari
Captain Danforth ______ Harvey
Stephana
Bert Thomar
David Brucd
German Major „ „ Charlea Eamond
Sergeant Early __ Joeeph Sawyer
Sergeant Harry Paraona . . . . . pat
Flaherty
Zeb Andrawa « . . . Robert Porter"HONOLULU LU "
field
Note Tomkins
Ervllle A Mereop Conauelo Cordoba . . . . . ‘ Luc
8k*lly ......... ....... B w *
Don Esteban Codeha !..._
Carrillo
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Mr*. Vab Derholt____ I
Gate«on
Tom Jeffries .... Charlie Surratt
JLockjr^ Lawrence ... Ruaaall Hay- Bennie Blanchard — .Don
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‘ ‘S e r g e a n t Y o r k ”
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and Lao Carrillo ara ahown hero In */ actno
-roaring rampage of Uugha and rhythm,
1 of tha ddkbla feature program at tha Rita Thenand Saturday, Vflth* Brnca Bennett and Marjoru
tho flno aaslatlng cant.
Hap Andrew* ...... Lloyd Bridges
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'A rt*1* "Vlghtlng Ship*, Secret* _of
In Bu«lnea# la nf IM4,
r J» no-ami tho Wild CaU.
t** Marino Dictionary of
lara-Rooluck caUlogue* to
lira nf MucUmo LoFargo
ipto Simon.
£ *
at tarn* building ara one
clipping!, *# many pie*
110 monthly magaalnaa
r D escribes
trieki. HU nam* U Ru»nn. Ho'a a aany and he
it—he doeen't do any
rlfftea a oack of cards.
a rard." he aaya. “ Any
'he victim does.
k vou."
.ava Bwn-'o.
rw, Introducing Mas, the
cobta. i’ntrlck, wharo la
ROBBRT YOUNG and Hady Lamarr. ar# featured with Ruth
llusany In "II. M. Pulham.” the acnon version of J. P. ttirqw n d'a
beat-iullor, which wlll.bo.th* attraction next Wadnaodajr and'Thur*day at tha'Jtita Tln-atir. The picture eomoa moat highly recommended and will undoubtedly create o fine Improealon: on those who go
to see It.
lerioua ton*—"Mag, tho educated
cobra." Patrick hands h im . a
turban Ja turhUh.Uwol) and on*
of thoeo Hindu clarinets. Swans
pitch** the deck of card* Into
the hnakat, w r a p a the toyrol
around hla head and pu ffi lot*
tho rlarinot, urostratln* himaotf
before the bnakrt. The Ud of.«th*
baakot rkaa, out comaa a stuffed
doth snak* with a card In (to
mouth.
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Swann ariua the card.
“ What was your card?" ha
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of
duhot" .about*
Swann, waving tha rard at »K*
1
orehsatra - (hat net letting U»#
audience catch sight ot
lt»
boys?"
i\ trots on. Ile’a a Chi- "Right,
“ Hlght!" shouts the orehactfa.
"Rco?" aaya Swann, and U k*f
duclno
M m ,"
8wama[
a bow.
No trick, but the Rainbow
Room audience howl*. The whole
that. He n
dlrappear
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ifeRA Forma . . f
W i v a t:«ri
f e s a . “ fjs :
d by as »IU stand-tho
and leer of time. C a w
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lU t t r ptuwaaa to a.ganB of cuV-tbroata hrre In a arane ttom r jh g
Rpya| Mounted Patrol," which will b* shown neat Friday ana Sat
urday.lit the Rita. Ruaaatl Harden, a* usual, playa tha pan of
SUrratt*a pal and' Wand* McKay provide* the romantic- Interact.
U n d e Sam Needa lt!
GENEVA NEWS
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our WOIWA
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I NEW ORLEANS, F«b 21. UPt—
‘ thick llarU-rt of Rattle Creek,
I Mich., crlebrrted his 27th birthi day yesterday hv shunting 35-31—
|69 to art thr parr in the first
' round of i ho $6000 New Orleans
I open, hut I lord Mungrum of Oak
t'-’ rk. III., spnilril hia |mrty by
tying him almr-i fivr hours later
vith a .Ift-.n—AJ.
Rivht h.-hinl them rose Henry
Picard of Oklahoma City, two-tlmr
winner and defendin' ehaninlor of
• the tournament, with 37-3.1—70;
1 ‘ ad Clnytnn llinfner of Unville.
|V. C . and Jack Greut of Pittstnn.
- Pf.. with 36-3-1—70 each.
Mnngnint. who ■•arrirril” a« a
. big tlmregolfrr l--t s-arm, missed
f l i n g th- iir.d / ited lead whrn
his putt stnnped . u the lip of the
ISIh cup. However. Harhert.-wha
arrived nnl” a f.w weeks rgo.
wax thort rn several putts that
wou! ’ have s m him ahead.
•
¥ k id a y . ru n
•nsiul
trrrt
tu rlo.lfla
Two Upcoming Profc
Tic At N O W Orleans
LAKELAND. Frb. 21.— Stat
ion Unirerdty’s hnxkeihnll team
defrnti'.l FI-rid:. Southern Col
lege Mores inx 62 to 32 hcr>
laxt night in n gnmo which endr.l the season for Soulhern.
In k rremi nir.'llnr at DoLand Stetson won handily. m »b
s-lst n.nn T»»r th-* wmncrx pm*
Anderson wFo »-ix«cx| In 23
nolnt 1 leading Ihe .lo«era waYoung with 15. Stetson led at
the half 27 to ID.
__ISEMINOIjE ( ’O I’ NTY
7
COURT RECORDS
•a
•
O m ulsht Enlrlex Far Saturday
First It re— Futurity
Olsa Condon
tahars's lad
ABgSlIS
- nurt Owiurtle
nod t-reoart
Nur.k Nettle
Slagle 81s
lien’- Knv
Second Rare— Futurity
I First Hall Halls llksklel
Fire Chief
Heir* Fire
Miss I’srsonsllty Terrible Tim
Oarer
glint llssanl
Kaltr Ann
Kllsaheih
■lelrd Itsce— 6-HI Mile
(Laet ||,|| |sails lleaklel
Ion. Mary
Doubtful jolts
J. r- VT.
Kid Mike
Darling Ian
Fir Fool
Sally Kay
I.timber lack
Fourth Rare— Futurity
Bteady Xan
Bpm Caprice
Cigar Man
John Adam.
Oral a Harper Nnrmea Af<
Sund Cp
I’rellj Snip:
Fifth Race— 3 1 * Mil,
Bulr Crafiy
I Itlle I
My roriltae
riurhrad
Delay llrllc
Miami Calling
8nnnr l-a*«
lake I'o a
Sixth R.*re— Fuluritr
Panglngula lied llraflee llor
lady Image
liavey Hole
Cool Man
Hnow lUnk
HI Tough
Tie Ijtd-lle
Seventh Race— 6-16 Mile
Mlaa Mllmn
l.ueky Vlrky
Miriam More
Finale II
Hpllsrnhurg
i*nld| Ls-lille
Dorothy
Dover
Ftrhlh Race— Futurity
Court Cterk
Masked Hcl
l.urky Fire
llreklass Mika
Hlvm
• Jerry lloek
Lu>|y
Taker laiekr Joker
Ninth Rare— Futurity
lYiart- Quia
Ileal Fire
Armed skirl
Huuflowrr Chef
marry. Flag
l.urky Hla
Office* Andrew Joyful Morn
Tenth Rare— 3-16 Mile
CotlaU Oln
King I’epp*
Red Trsi
Don Orlando
Junior f) Man
I-enlent
Trickle Inn
Milky War
BVyenlh Race—3-lfi Mils
K|aisle la Nae*l
Sfjrrt'a Pride
l.ulv llighsr
Jump Ttlgh . gnioky Tala
He l.ueky
non Valley
Tippy Matron
Dous e Jim
i n ahu ••’•i*
• n-KRT HKPDRT
*
«a«r»nI, FIsrMa
I i I 4 m $. %\'krmmrf 2®, 19 13
Mll'i’IN*; 1*01NT INi nini \ri«»N
outfielder, still has s l-A selec
LONGWOOD, Feb. 21, (Special) tive service rating, his draft
—It's (rrlntera night at the San- hoard said Friday as the Ameri
ford-Onando .Kennel Club aa nix can league hatting champion
of V * . elerrn rare* are ached- awaited definite wont as to his
■tied over the Futurity distance. military itatu*.
Post-time for the fln t rare It
Williams recently was reela-sa8:11 •'clock sharp, Wtr Time. Iflnl from 3-A to I-A. and three
IfasawhlW, Hi-Guide won hU weeks ago passed his prrliinin
eleventh race last night is aiainst ary physical examination. Though
one detest.
..... ...... ..............
William,
did not. request It, bis
Armed Glri. Officer Andrew c u t wax placed in the hands cf
and Joyful Morn, three recent nn appeal Wiard by local draft
* ? .£ “ ,h* ^
in ,h? •official* for possible rcrlaaalficafestored ninth race. They meet „ on n|fnin
of W lllUMnf
tueh sprinters rn SunDower Chef. „;n0Ort (lf hl, ln,„ hor
8 U r r y .F U r v Real War. lu cky, lh e ,,raft u ,nril , nj(,
Sit and Court Quit.
still classified in i-A ." Williams
Armed Glri In recent rtces has haj been huntnie and fishins
■cored two upset* in which she
near Princeton, 60 miles north
was Invclved in longshot figures. of
here during his winter layoff.
Her latest was scored Thursday
night when ihe wnltxed home in
front of SUrry H ag at nn $11 |
{• • .a'
|tflpf#l| llt'I'ltrt
I’UtMii Rial# R irliFlU i
Klirtaii |M p» nnlR|
.
sit-*
•nitifil i | . fen sa.ilrw 3 *'»
•» I *•'*, ". it *|.i» ini'll, r tilt
•••I «\l» till 1 7.*a Sps l I M. .4
I • f'lll a|kiteI •ri•I •-•.ii a| ? .HI
Take It Or Li*av<* 11
t
FT. PETERSRURG. Frh. 21 —
Com b.
(Special) —Crack »holx from the
.. ...
tiag. :•>.
N» 1 i l i a
.'L.I r|MK.s \S M IC II
t AM P 111 ANDINO— Feb. 2 1 — i
IUN4 <•.**
A.
country over will gather here
W ANTS CRACK A T YANKS for the eleventh annual national The moftl cxtrniivc cointnirtixm ! i c.t t i ri: -o m *#. Icr,i ir»i»*r
li.UNK.'
VII.I.E. F*'h. 21. .(1*.—
progrt m ainee th, completion of
* * . * 1 * T*’ •• * ' l n , , i
PETERSBURG. Feb. 21,— mid-winter , mull bore rifle tour
Th. ^i.ii* Tix*u«ur<r‘ « offlcx* In
— Hank Greenberg, nament Msr. 1 1 -16 .
<|isl»nr*siiiir *20ft linicN m* murh
fanner Detroit Tiger first bam.iitoiR >
ii .11,1 ;,7 you ip me**.
tracts would bo Jet ns soon as
i.e
man and now an enlisted soldier
,
I
OVIOS'KIMa
Ru«
'.a
.so.
Whin th. lust Strtp ( On«titution
|>r-.aihlo to rnnvi'rt the . ...i|i
and through
March. '"I* j 13JW0 tent* into P* ir.inn. , i 1 -|x' Dll vsilf.n—Uob > a t'uinb |J aa wn . rat if it'd
ttalloned -at
MaeDlll
airfield .month
,,
nugn .warrn.
**-*g. lie**. . « J tl JA .....
near her*, hopes to gal a crack believe we can mobilize a barn*, hutment*.
T h a t t••ni|>Nri*nfi w an il r j x i n by
_
^
it.
at the New York Yankeei or op teem made up of aoldiera thet
S tn to T r.* a * » irr r J . I-^I I
in
Every three tents rre t.. 1... , ... ,'MiHl.F.T—Dot i.,„, :-.e
rotild
rira
either
the
Yanks
ur
the St. liOUla Cardinals who will
n l- Ik h< fort* xta d rn tx an d fiunil*
verted into one structure, i t . .
. . w t —ii *. ii.*r. n i**-•.
be In training here late this Carda kern competition,” he said. during the numb*'r vf unit.-*
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.•lorinutely -I.COO. Fire men live p o t a Y O R N ~ Crate#. t.e*l til.**. H r f i.!;.
In a lent now and I* will oeeupv
n i i . i ji i -w t line i
.
etch of the new unit j. t!.
u »,*i.-Mt:H—1 >,. it,.** .
nroportionutc number Ini' with ' "F IN a f ii —I'-i lire e.**-* ••• r> e.
Th- iiHKrtli ti imthut in barn,
B U Y I N G
A T
H O M E
more room slnre aplee n.ov iskm
, „ Y « mom „ *.--■ . . . .
»-.i B^allovxw it w,i .ironif Ihnt they
up by intcrrenlng v.alls will !•*• i
» > * ' <n,- rv
Roimlmi.'t
li'iivp
fli'il^inyi
to.
INCREASES
LOCAL PAYROLLS
eliminated.
‘ I
,..jt
.itnnc »o ibey may nicy il. ,
Tbo conversion la not n-tion-1 TKl’ Nli** -iV . • in. ■ . .
wide but limited lo u specified
*JtJ
num-or of e*mp». Only thr«* I..; Tf
, r. J <* •'
'. .
,. r
Iho Fourth ( orp* Aren ara lo I*,
(„ n «■ >
-. ,,
converted: Camp Rlandfhj, Ft. i tVATfllti'HIl't.* i> i
terrven at Savnnnnh. Ga., and
Fort McClelland at Annl ton. Ala
D IM /G IT AYR GOLF
» 11*11 MltrM
The woi a hero Will begin as.
la M T S a ,
W T f
■an « i prtsiblo nod nr.ce.l rt| ST. PETKRSUIJRd, Fell. 21
the rate of a proJwed 100 con- (Sp.*eial)—Jolting J-e UiMnyie
vcralon a .lav until Nov. I wh-n of the New York Yankee, ha*
Ihe Mob •» to-be nampletr.1. The, fallen hard foe lb.» good *11
worn probably will be dene under game of golf, Ho Is taking pr)
n lump sum contract.
' mary lessons from l’mfr-stnnal
Iff
4
llrluk
a. rurknae
I'f"k Ik St
Hill’s
Package
Slow* & liar
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IryUii lo flRurB « m« U m toi)
Im nrf ll»F r<P*l U r'ie «.. I ll
OrraklrM prMrllralt) «ultrH ll
• um'II Irl mmr XXI tr XftiiHu Hln*
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wnrr lair um Ihr JnK _ ) mii »|««aT
h*xr im «lxr mm Mtir lnm*h nl
mmmn a.r fnritUh hi till It sit)
•i»a|i rr furl. XVmm' i ) nii |Iib
Mm m rkdiirr Iit rnmr rlr fin Milk
RIB W. 3rd Nl.
II M l-:— IT IT III I i
f.R F Y IIO tJN U CHS
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^«IcnIL|% nrr I bjInu Im lluHff
•Nl *xh» M lilm-k h«*n lil»« u
COUNTY
L A U N I) R Y
While work! war I airplanes '•«*>»
,
had to bo overhauled every 50 Msg*, rame. ‘'hut he wi t he r *
hours, toiay'* plahc ip * MB
«^wn the falrwny
hour* without overhauling.
,er * rouple doien nioro k«.
.
TONIGHT S A 1.1-STAR FEATURE
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Inside “ Inside Latin America”
els
Ji"
• Colorful Brazil, primitive Hnliviu, pleasant Chile, powerful Argentina, democratic Costa llicn, charming Ecuador
^.magnificent Mexico, vivid Nicnuragua, ruinate PnrnKiiuy.
, oophiatlcated El Salvndor. aenaihle Uruguny, wealthy VeitWy ezueln, backward Guatemala, poor Honduran, uni«|uc Pan
< 2- ama. cultural Colombia, strategic Cuba, picturemiuc Haiti,
] peculiar Dominican Republic and interesting Peru are all
i ek*/ completely but concisely discussed in "Inside Ijitin Amor
I-;.
fca” by John Gunther, the incomparable author of Tit* < ’/ sid e Europe” nnd "Inside Asiu."
j V
Mr. Gunther’s book affords us, the American peo■ tri ple, the information that wc as good neighbors should
R. know about our friends to the south. The inside develoji; . > v menta of Latin Amcricn given l>y Gunther tend to bring
4 about a better understanding among the peoples of this
™
'jere.
author is very descriptive in his explanations of
j Latin American nations, lie is thorough, yet unitedrably concise. Ho does not hesitate by telling only of
•the geographical aide of a nation, hut he endeavors to ex
plain the social, economic and .political status of the na
tion under observation. Gunther elaborates on how the
(Elating statuses in a I-ntln-Amcricnn republic affect the
Jnited States as well ns the world.
Mr. Gunther, showing h!s desire for consistency, fcaI,’tu n s in each of his discussions on individual nations a
L I __________ !L u
m%.9
(U w
I w -w I I m -w
M n n
la,
t L n l
im tl/ a rt
t i n
iln u o e llm il
ibeur physical features ns well ns their mental concepts
of life, l^uch of the Information for several of these bi
ographies Waa obtained through personal visits -with the
hlerachy of these Important nations to tho south. Out*
•landing Joumaliatically and historically is Gunther’s work
describing Mexico’s President Manuel Avila Camacho, liraxU’a President Geutilo Vargnn and Cuba’a President Fulgencio Batista.
g i A n enumeration’ of fifth column activity In each U*.Ih American state Is given. Mr. Gunther stresses the need
'Of, American counter-action to the Nazi, Fascist and Ja
panese threat in these nations.
R & M a n y things are Icarnctl In this Indispcnsablo booh
today’s American people. Here Irf a brief picture of
:her*« "Latin Am erica"— All Latin American nations
I Spanish with tho exception of Haiti, where the poopeak Creole and French, and Brazil, where Portuguese
,e predominant language . . . All twenty republics are
Mindly different, socially, politically nnj economically
it geographically . . . Almost all of the good neighbor
tries live on one-crop Industries . . . Dominican Reic, ruled by Rafael Trujillo, and Guatemala, bossed
forge Ubleo, are unashamed dictatorships . . . Coats
, St present run by President Rafael Calderon GuardI the M OST democratic of all the countries south of
Mo Grande . , . High nationalism Is evident in almost
f one of these states . . . President Geutilo Vargas
null la the United States' beat friend In South Ameri
c a; Economically the United States and Latin Am eri
ca'now more than ever dependent on each other. One
l the other’s raw materials— the other the manufac1 products of the industrial nations.
Dunther’a "Inside Latin Am erica" should be read by
\ citizen In the United States. Why? Because the
V of our nation is greatly dependent upon Latin
rlcan solidarity — Latin American progrcsslvencss —
I American F R IE N D L IN E S S .
— By E D W A R D M A R S H A L L
By HUDUNIT
SCHOOL
pi. havo been happening
n im
during the past
oka bare at Lyman. Most
can say In all slncsrity
• have started tha new
1th a bang. In the latter
January each one of the
gh achool groups - present10 set play. The proceeds
tad to pay for the baskettin’* now uniforms, Inelths
sophomores
were
to Rave given the best
H0Cf o f
the
evening.
Hop were not onvied I
Central Florida Forensic
udil be the. gurst of Lvlidoar, Feb. 20. The schools
9V
ou n u rrir b v .
IM
. w ait_
l l be
Seabrm*.
is
i *4_t_
.)__
______
I
, n
Orlando
and
wol will bring
ting of a first
a|.
•% !
urw.ofi«„«i scLcwei - Sem inole County Council o f P . T. A.
Daisy M aes Chase i“ * ^ . r t 4 5 3 w S n
as
rx
I rnrr w«> held in which the girls
HELEN and MARCIA
C elebrates F o rty -F ifth A nniversary Lg eyi
i l
A b n e r s
O n ; * " ’1 ,b ° y *
__
. •
|ahead, and at the round of tho
pistol shot, the boys began run
The Dictation Class of the Ve-j On Ties.Uy evening. Febs IT. P. Arrington and Mrs. K. W. 3 8 0 1 6 H f l W K l f l S D U V ning. then the GIRLS
^ AFTER
tionsl School contributes the nt Hrmlnole High School, the Fite.
*
THEM. A girl who waa fast
girls to dream about In^cate they j
article written y*jU*jP<T.A. celebrated the forty-fifth
M lsIc for the program waenough tp "ketch her man” could
By ALICE TEM PLE
to to camp, and the girls err * * "
American. The . anniversary o f the founding of furnished by
th e
Grammar
Eicltoment . . . thrills ., Isurh bring hid) to tho dance and cor
making sure theyll be one of * '• »• took this s. s dictation.the P.rent-Tescher AssoeiaUon. School Glee Club who sang
T U m e n ! ........TI nivalla the
Immedi
Deride Uncle
Sam" ---and !,r
’em. Course that is a little pre- 1‘ e , t . r««ently. and in discussing J El wood C. Nance, Dean o f . Stand
------ ------------------■«"|V following the raC*.
mature, but rcmpmtifr i»ifp*rc<l*j ^
f dwided that it cin be Chapfl i t Rollins Colbgs And the Hish School Eniemldf who mind/'nf
w !^ ' ? L
The different feature, of th.
nets Is the thin* then* days.
■PPi»«d *o w#|| to us today.
columnist for tho Orlando Sent1.1 rendered two
aonfft.
“ Dssert
,,
. .
. . .
f 0 1 n r i l U U I D
nnel.
r, I
t rpoke
rw tlia
non
n
“ "Faith
P s IfK
PFor
aw
AAn
m
fla n V
nrl
" T k *
warf
la
a ll
Song" aand
"The DRoad
la PCall
LEADERSHIP
You mlaht think that ghostly
"The leader for the time be Age Like Thie." He waa Intro ing.” The orchestra waa under f c i l T . lia i l m
pallor and friahUned look on
the direction o f Mite Rotemary for It w»a Sadie Howkina Dnv!
ing, whoever he msy be, is but duced by T. W. Lawton.
KARL JETER’S face is because an instrument
|n, tnjment to
t„ he
a, rteed
, ed unli,
eanrtle lighting service reo- Burdick.
It wa. a day on which evervA candle
until
EICK dated BRUCE
The cltra sales of candy and
th-lr hair
broken, and then /a.t aside; end' re-entlng the nine goals of the
Aa the gueata entered they lasly literally "let thrir
sandwiches have been a tiemrndown”
and
had
the
time,
of
will!
a,
'elation
waa
glren
with
the
were greeted and given a pro
DANCE-lbut if" "that" proverbls'l |
^ I. worth hfr mlt. he
---- “
ilou. succc.a. The proceed* go
. . .pealhe the truth, h e -----—
, ' * " ™ ---------ihen
more whk he Is I brok-1 following character*: Spirit of gram by Mre. K. W. File, Mr*. t^eir live*. Everyone drctucd up .( .he Red Cro*».
little .bird
a. their favorite chara ier. from
lid
tSat”
certain"
"people
|
f
n
lh»n
a
aoldier
care*
when
j
f
,
T
A
J
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,
I. afraid tnat
W. M. Swingle, Mrs. M. L. CulII n b o u t - o h , » e ju,i! la aent where hie* lire R forfeitE M ‘ ,od« ' ’ luni and Mrs. If. M. Pearce. The the comic .trip, "L11 Abner.’
rill tell
The first air rrid drill since
of the ro.tcme. were
»ay!l
ed, in order thnt the victory may
,, " •
J^ri; ,^r* Miascii Stelia ‘-uuc.iton, Patty and some
"O U LDN
NT
T iay
....__ weri
_____ the _ airrn arriveil wa* prncticeil
really ____________
mn: terpicce.! There
'
•
Ihur llranan. Mm. W. E. Raker,
SKATING I* gathering popu I be won.
Mr- E. C. Harper, Mix. R. E. Hodge. Audrey Bach and Cam many tittle brown jug., patched i ■*Seminole High lastWednesday £
“ In the long fight for righte- True. Mr». W. G. Fleming. Mre. ille Batten, dreafkd in various overall..
larity Ilka a cute fre-hman
raggeil
and
patched |niornng. It wis nroclaimed a .ucrirl! Why ju.t the othir night oua.liaa, the watchword for all W J Welle, Mr.. W. S. Brum- colored evening gown*, uthe red drc.sc. and com-cob pipe, o f ; c*'** J*y Mr.’ McKay and faculty •
we <nw j OE BAKER nnd CAM of ua la ’Spend nnd be .pent.' j y . eandlelightena—Mr*. Stella the gur.li- to their t-ata.
every .Ire nrol dcerintlon.
|member*
ILLE RATTEN hrrriing u.ong It i- little matter whether any
The day began with half .hour
one
man
falla
nr
.uccccda;
but
with the greatett of rue. Ditto:
Two new mcmhers-llcrman Mld-_ clave, until 12:30, when lunch-j
FLOSSIE WELLS an.l
DILL tha cauee .hall not fail, for it la
NEED
cnn.Dting <*f
dleton ami Shi -wood Jacobson |c. were .erred,
the cac.e of mankind.
DRANAN.
.neeial "Dogpatch vittle.." Dur
—were welccmed Into the Key ing this perioil. rack race*, in
"W e here In America hold In
Playing hard to get — or at
(Tut at the weekly club lunch
len t he claim* he dor.n't care our hand, the hope of tho world,
which the teacbera participated,
eon on Thursday.
■for the gala—la GERALD LOSS- the fate of the coming year*;
were held on the football field.
Dy BILLY PIXLER
ING. Maybe he thinka we do pot and fhama and di.gracc will be
At the end of the lunch hocr.
The ntudrnta of Seminole High
know he’d give h|i> eye-teeth for nura, If In our eye. the light oi Mmol are co-operating with the
There are 100,000,000 oil well* the Daisy Maea and LIT Abners,
. picture of SYLVIA MEI8CII. high roolve la dimmed, if we Nntmnal Defenoo In every way
altogether in the auditorium, rnT i n y MARION HERRST la trail In tho du.t the golden ooa-ilile. The government it of. in T f as producing * total of j toyed a play railed ’ "Cornin'
the apple of ED SMITH’S eye— hopee of nianri
feting
* d“ y‘ I Rouml the Mocntato!" Tho,V'who
frrlng a national defense pro- t ° " ' ' f ” '030
and vice vena. Love make, the
" If, on thla new continent^ we
world go around, you know.
merely build another country of o r ' over**"*0™ Wh° “ * ' 8
One affair we thought waa a, great, hit unlu.tly divided maW ILL WASH ■ • RINSK and
-teady na P A T T Y ’S and I)AV- lerlal prosperity, we »hall have
li-M project
J L ? 'hro?i!!!l.he
™ tV . ... I. training toy*| i„"d .m n W H In prod'octtoiTSm^g Deoufie ‘ 'n
DAMP DRY Your CLOTHES
Robson,
Oricn rFarrell.
ID’S (they celebrate! their third done nothing; ami we shall do I (!"..
|",Klr ln different i the nations.
While You Attend to Other
Matthew
Haslprouck. Jr., ami
year of going together loot Mon as little H w . merely set tha!
,,f, n’ rchanl« .
Herman Middleton. Also on the
IIOl'SEIIOl.D DUTIES...........
day) haa I'remlngly gone to th» jrrcctl of envy «*BlnBt tho
are *r>in* tn Krham I program was a swing or
doga (not to tha lacrtrack). Wc » f nrrorunce. and thereby .lew-1 h*-'*!
«he R.tlroesd Yaartlw com,n.- Mg . ninese jade collection chestra censMing of icvcral milA>k for a Demonstration!
•peak of DALE HOFMANN and troy the material well being of * r " r sii ‘ h Street and -French assembled bv 8tanlry Charles slelsns o f 8.H.S.. a "tring hand, t
SHIRLEY
CAMERON.
Could all of us."
Av.m e. The classes aw going No, t of t „ m|rn nnH w r n ,|y , e. hillbilly dances by Norma Jono j
HERMAN
BRUMLKY
know
to run 24 hours on eight hour quireil by the Norton Gallery and i Save- llesufie Robson ami Neil
—Theodore Roosevelt.
anything about thla?
•hift.
Alter the laborer gains 300 School of A »t at West Palm Powc’l. and several grorn iin * i
New student:. at Commercial
ALYCE KENNEDY I. grow School now are: MRS. 0 A L L I hours ho Is now a skilled Laborer B-ach. will toon bo pieced In a ! I»d by Mary Rabun. Marlorir
ing weary of waiting for n let- SON. MRS. SPENCER, MRS. ami be gete a certificate saying specially designed burgUr-procf ; Jnee,, Alice Temple. "B"*ttrPUTNAM, JULIA MAE ROND, eo. When he gets this certificate and bomb-proof room. . >r •
|ball” Herring nnd Ruddy I’rocALYCE. have you not heard MARCIA P R O C T O R , ANNE the United State* government
nlmct "the gala In every port." SAMUEL, IIERNIIEL HAMDY, prnmiset him a lob In tho shloFew take the tlmo to cry over H AZEL I)E ARMAN, JOE M e jrarda at 00 to 00 dollar* a week.
n loat >oul three day*. Look at CARLIN.
This Is one o f th* many rtassMILDRED
TILLIS ,
GERTRUDE
KELLER
and E L L E N E
LOOUE,
IlETTK os that are being organized all
CHARLES (THURSTON. GFiR- MEYER an<l FLORA ADAMS. over the United States. The renTRUDE haa made ED GROWS . . . Now tho student* who have ron fur the government taking
of DeLand happy by turning her already been email enough to such measure. I* that we ore
affect Iona t h a t
wa v .
and iret
themaclve*
employed
— short of skilled labor which Is
CHARLES haa an admiring eyo CHRISTINE GILES, B E T T Y needed «n badly. From nctral
on LOLA MAE BWAGGKRTY. LOU
FLESH. CAROL JEAN Investigation It was found out.
MARIAN P E A R S O N and N I X .
had 5,000.0001
MARGARET B O L L Y . that Germany
PAUL MOORE are a dating cou MILDRED A W A L T , S A L L Y •killed laborers and had 2,000,ple theae dava. Did you catch
000 apprentices at the beginning
Mm
nn
SADIE
HAWKINS’ BARRIER, AUGUSTA CLAUSE, of the war. It la going tn take
BETTY COLBERT. GERALD
DAY. MARIAN?
the man In tbs Industries to
Taking the popular tune, HOW IN E PETRA8. EILEEN BRAGG win this war. This Is why our
and
MARY
GEORGE.
.
.
W
IL
ABOUT YOU, we lot each line
government la taking thla meas
rrpreoent a atrdent. Don’t we LIAM HODGES la mighty lone- ure to train the young men In
•ome
now
that
JULIA
MAE
bent all for being original?
America for this skilled labor.
I like New Yo*k in June— BOND hat left . . . You ihould Throcgh theta men tha StarHow about you? (P H IL IP KRO have aeen JOE McCASLIN try Spangled Danner la g o i n g to
ing to learn to work the calculat wire* over the land of the frea,
NEN!
I like a Gerihwln tune— How ing machine the 'other day If Ae' tha men would say In tha Inabo-t you? (ORIEN FARRELL) you wanted to ace something •I.HfrUa. "K E E P A M E R I C A
MR. KIRCHHOFF FLYING ."
I like a fireside. when a atorm funny . . .
came to achool the other day
la due. (DON’T WE A L L ?)
Tha following boys ere quali
I like rmiato chipa, (HERMAN and told MRS. M AXW ELL that fied do take tha training an far:
he waa going to' taka a vacation B. H. Williams, Taylor Bro-;n,
MIDDLETON)
breauaa he had the flu and want Spence William*. Lambert Palm
Moonlight (B ILLY EPPS)
ed to
get
over
It .# .a .• cEvery
hi
kvv
u
rer
ik
ifir/
er and Alfred Batton.
w u x ia m T " ’
m , u a weak at thla time we shall an t» -------------------------nounce
the
champion
typist
(or
How abrut you?
I’m wild about good hooka, tho week. This wesk the honor
can’t ~ t ny fill (EDWARD foes to MRS. P. ML CHAPir
Ma n . . . B E TTY LOU PLEIJII
MARSHALL)
And P r e a l d t n t Ronaevelt’a It working for MR. JOHNSON
look-, give me a thi'll. (EVERY In tho momlngs and coming to
Tho chapel program given Frischool In ths afternoon . , . EV
GOOD AMERICAN)
iy A.M. by Mlta Robinson's secHolding hands • In the mav|e E LYN TTILES passed the Civ£ o 4 W * f6 H L Y lH * - .
;
id grade waa aa follows:
trow.
•
\
II Service Examination with s
Song "W ill You Be My ValcnY
O
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O
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AMD
When all the lights were low 05 an typing . . . BRUCE BOLT
M? , Schools
Mav not he new—Rut I llkt hse a job In ORLANDO with
K O K O IS E oT W lH D A /
Scripture—John 3:10, School.
'R A Y FOX to AN N WIG the Caroline Chemical Company.
Prayer eong— “ We Thank Thee",
. . . If a buttercup Is yellow,
GINS)
4 U M & , OR EUR IH ES/
what color la a'hiccup? . . .With
How aliout you?
Song—" I f r Wen. A Valentine",
Speaking of -the orirlnal, an thla puttie we shall leave you
atmoet unheanl of Incident, fa- until this tlmo neat week. May
Play— ‘‘The Silver Penny".
**• llh ° t o r i k n be It • will take you that long
Characters were as follows:
FARRELL occurred when he to figure It out . . .
Mtdam Snap, Joanns Harriett!
■
tfA Y E H A R D B-*' TK
rnmnletelv forgot a date with
Mfitar Snip...
Freddie BoyJ
run
H t v f t s r v/iiu lft. ■
MOT WIGHT.
Jigger* ....
Jimmie Pennington
V / fo C L IM B S
W
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f
M
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b
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Young
-i Ke y c m h c t
PW ESEAYlH Q ^
ia|’s Twtnkiets ._
MAYS. IH C R E A SE D
r ,a«S ^1 ae # s t y
.................. JfmCfl
z ;o u p > lH i.A o F r
sk o w fl* kes
Herbert My on
IK P L A S T I C
BAR K OF A S E O U O IA
F O W L S IK U M ' Y o
Robert Jtublnaon
... June Harriets
OR A. REDW OOD
fowls
This week the girls gym class
af Twlnkletown
es began the oisll>«v . «t »t » **
- . U h Warren
soccer. This game calls far agile
Hugh Walters
font-work end alcrtnare. i ’ll
Mario Hardy
girls have learned to kick Uhs
A. B. Gatlin
ball on the Inside and ton’ o f the
Annie Belle Cowan
foot and not the tip of their toee
Rfclurd Better
for they may find themaeivos
Robert 8Un»trom
limping around-for a week or
r-* L U C K Y V r S D I O N T V ten days.
a
H A V E A N Y F I R B D U R IM
Many girls have enjoyed our
t Dance—Dorothy liarprevious ln<j»or sports but e*e
I Parts In, Rrbcrt RaulT H S A P P L E P IC K IN '
enthusiastic about retting oa the
In Birdsong. Curtis HsU,
S E A S O N ' T r t H R S V JA S A IT
; rad Thelma Oglaaty.
nutalde In open field and. am.
This will give us a chanca tr
A L A D D E R JA| T H E .
run and kick all we cars'to in
F IR E S T A T IO N 1R >* f
unlimited boundaries.
Mlssl Tskach, our efficient
L ____
W E E K S ' ^ _____ /
athletic director, says that shr
will conduct the game In accord
JONES,
ance with the rules of last year
as approal
Thera are eleven eleven on each ' ALICE TEMPLE, a
Hs
Benlor
Chao
e
f
tram. Each lndlvMaa|/Raa a par
ticular position to manage an' born Ovtcbev I . l i l t
must learn to not Interfere wfU> the la aethre’ ln echo*
other
prospective
territortnaa
This sport will add mvth to etii
lotramuai athletic program.,
The DRAFT is blowing a lit
tle cloea to Seminole high. >o
Seniors Offered
Defense Project
BENDIX HOME
LAUNDRY
' RANDALL
ELECTRrC CO.
scon's
R.J. SCOTT
SCRAP B O O K
SC V M PP
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
N
A
. FU<rtTfeR.s
^RoAff MICROTOMES*
m
BARI -T
Girls' Gym Classes
Commence Soccer
N
S A T U R D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 21, 1942
o
Editorial Staff
OffIn
I'l.k . .
t.lknrr
lla u n
^
mond, John Dyer and Charles
Stum. It was coached by Miss
Madeline Foils and sponsored by
Mlaa Marthman.
The home-makers club enter
tained a t ' dinner last Thursday
night Mr. Lawton and tha Coun
ty School Board, tho local School
Board and the faculty. Tha din
ing roogi waa decorated In red.
white and blua colors which arp
most always appropriate since
they stand for Uncle Sam. Don’!
you think?
The Lfman High School boy*
basketball tram represents one
of th e . strongest teams In Cantral Florida, the winner o f eight
games without a defeat T h a
team will enter the Central
Florida Conference at Mount
Dora nail weekend aa ons • of
tha favored teams of tha dis
trict. Ths grouo w|»h H. Swaf
ford tearing 88 . potnU and C.
Lommler 77 has ren up an Im
pressive total of 118, points
while holding the opponents ‘ to
111 points this isaarm. The season’s record for tha girls haskettoartv read fire wine and
IhrM lotiftt
. Tha regular meeting e f the
Lyman P.T.A. was hold Than- afteinooh
day evanlag, Fab. II, at wbldl
tims soma vary Interesting' dta-
WHO’S WHO
Must*
WHIR.
W
FROM OMLY 33
2ll
taiPAi
THE O LD H O M E T O W N
Bv ST A N LE Y
J
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UNITED STATES OEFENSE
| BONDS ♦ STAMPS
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
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SANFO R D . FLO R ID A , T U E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 2». 1912
NUMUEl
Member Associated Pres.*
Bomb ~ U. S. Ships, Planes Search
—- When Japs
Air Bases And
d Freighter Java Troops F or Enemy Sub That Shelled
t'ound In Storm
California Coastal Oil Are
_
• Cargo Boat, Destroy-^
,«r Lost Off Coast Tanker Survivors
Of NewFoundland;
Land In Florida
Philippines Q u i e t
m ■(round in ■
m *1 3 A o ff th* New Foundland
w ,♦ *•■ » and keen toil with •
W r y h o . of ar«. A l l*..t
\ U f officer* and men are
tollered U tore perlahed.
T to heavy loll M personnel
' wma attriboted to the Navy
%
to “ axtremelv difficult e a rr
• conditions earned by a reeing
(t ie to Mlier wlalcr weather.
. '
H r AaoaetaleS l*re*a>
The Japanese hurled fresh
g. troops against t h e British
v lines along the Sittarig Riv
er in Buraia, 20 miles from
the Rangoon-Laahlo railway.
V O n d o n acknowledged a
m BrttUh withdrawal across n
QfY
atalL area L
wI imwaw
B
I>m
80-mile
between
the
B l U n a n d Sittang Rivers.
Cbineso reinforcements were
WEST PALM BEACH.Feb.
24.—(A*) — The Americanowned tanker, the B,287-ton
Kcpublk of .Houston, Tex,
w n torpedoed by an rnemy
aubmarinc o ff the Atlantic
coast with nn apparent lots
of five livea.
The Uniti-il Stairs Navy an
nounced 28 survivors, two
«ti(htly
w ounded,
were
bruucht aihore.
$32,015 Interest
On City Bonds Is
To Be Paid Soon
C oa maamission
Delays
/v
w«
a
Action On Buying
Additional S i r e n
streaming into Burma to help
Via: Japanesa onslaught now withfa'XO mile* of Rangoon,
i* la , tba Philippine fighting, no
I activity on either elda
reported in the peat 24
aircraft
number”
City. Commlialonera authoHied
the aeml-annual payment of Interaat coupona on City borida,
amounting to 132,0IB, due on
Mar. 16, and w i l l depoait a
check covering that aum in the
Central Hanover Bank and Treat
Company of Naw York City,
are
that thiwtoh
ware payable, Clark H. N. Saycr elat
•
irob- ed this morning.
fail pro
Comwin loner H. Jamag Got,
way
who to connection with tto Do■
II is In chaigo o f
x—■ryId atren, 'reporton lilt results of recant friate
fightCalcutta and and, asked that the ' Commission
lag that the 'ourchaaa another ■mailer siren.
i mou th of He explained this waa nceeaaary
aa the alren now on hand doea
rtmr.
cut.
not maka sufficient nolae to to
ter offWIaU
avail- heard downtown.' According to
__ account*
_______
tto greatly outnum-! Mr. Gut'i plan, the mmaller ala fighting dee-Iren would to placed In tha buaat tto top Inaaa district.
i but alowHowever, the board deferred
back upon action on thia atop. It waa de
milaa from the cided that a teat of tha alrvn
kan coon-Mandalay
Mandalsy-Lax- should ba conducted at night to
r which until iaat
detarmina if the blaata could ba
?uppiiL
road. heard in tha downtown section
u
vital
o f the city, at which time the
China
waa virtu- noise. In th a basinets district
entry port would not be as great as during
I nearly a tha daytime. Tha group Instructago and It appealed prot- od Mr. Gut to ash tha Defense
hat Japanese bombers had Council to obtain permission for
tto reihrej?
such a teat.
terminus,
Meanwhile, an offer from tha
f P K t“ J
.
severely and Board o f Deacons of tha First
worejropartg of •explosives Baptist Church, concerning the
use o f tha church's chimes aa
an auxiliary air raid warning,
lea, how. waa raferrod to tha tha local
Laahio
Council, after an ex
Kunm- Defense
pression o f gratitude to tha
mountain church
by tha Commissioners.
Approval o f City aid «v the
for their
army seemed Salvation Army waa given, af
« -port was ter CapL Wood, head o f tho lo
there wvre'no cal pool, explained a plan In
which he said ha hoped to raise
a portion o f ' the Salvation Ar
rant and my's
bndnot without soliciting
v
.>
t. to aomq cautious ob- funds.' Copt. Wood plans to not
lull in Bxlaan appear- on a scrap metal drive In which
local ell Ivans
a calm befora a ta donations from
rn of. assault. They would ba gathered and sold to
dealer*
who,
to
turn,
sell tto
var. lis t tha War Demetal to tto government for use
In war nroduetioq.
W
r '
Plana have been formulated hy
•a atamad to to preparing
t o * aU-««t aaeault, end each CapL Wood wtoroby re* id-fits
tto threat waa quickly maat- ma/ place an/ uaeiess metal In
tCoattaaea an Pware Tkreet
Itot period Gen. MacArthar
Itortod tto tto a men InflktP i t j-ACTIVE
* v y <Waaaa la re puls tag tn-
J
y&tr&j
IT A T S T ,
M
rpW:;
Roosevelt States
Allies Will Take
Offensive S o oft
Japanese planes bombed Ban
doeng, Dutch army hcaihiuvrtcr*
on Java, and raided Java airflrlds hut Batavia acknowledged
only slight damage. Dutch and
Allied troop* were reported still
resisting fiercely in Sumatra and
Bali.
Australian planes Imnihrri airilromra ami shipping of Japanrs*.
orruplnl Italaul, Nn*
llritain
Island.
"The Jnpanewe unit* on Ball
undoubtedly are cut off from all
W a s h i n g t o n !- Fefc. it.
sea-borne supplies." a Dutch In
M V -1
The While House said
formant said, but he admitted
today sa ratisaatfd I U U . N 0
they vould he able to live off
■dolts la this country, or 7B.I
the
country
Indefinitely
and
percent of tto total possible
•reined to have ample arms and
tori wit sadionc*. hetrd Pros!equipment to hold the paaitlona.
T en t Roosevelt's fireside chat
Dr. A. W. L, Van Starhanon tto war last night.
borgh Stachouwer, G o v e r n o r General
of the Netherlands East
I AIN DON . Feb. 14. (A V Inilirs, said last night that an
l'rlsse
Minister
Winston
all-out attack on Java waa im
Charchlll told the House of
minent and called on the people
C #atnm today that Japan
to stand firm against it.
ralea lbs sir, in eierclslag a
■"After Borneo. Celeliea and
temporary and “ waidag com
the Moluccas, the enemy • also
mend‘ af Ui* sea" la tto far
has
occupied southern Sumatra
Pacific, tot bo predicted a
and nail, he aald in a broad
final victor, far tto United
cast reported by the Ancta News
Nations which “ night coast
Agency.
■■expectedly."
"The moment approaches whan
. He said bocaaso of Japaa'o
the
all-out
attack
will
ba
entry into the conflict, Bri
launched on our main island
tain must reckon with aa
The situation in Java la entire
“ evident prMoagallea" o f the
ly different from that in th*
.war— perhaps aatll 1*42 or
o u te r
provinces.
Putting
a
1844.
strongly
superior
f orca
pp
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. UP)— ■gainst the Dutch foices on Java
President lloossvslt told the world will be much more difficult.
last nlgbt that America had been
“ We face the coming military
"compelled U ^ylald ground” to operations with faith and an
that” with con- iron will. Beating off the
He enemies,
war production,! my. holding out maintaining
tty Increasing
stantly
Inersaafni wi
taka tba often- positions, are conceptions
the Allies would tal
shra aeon and. drive, ion to victory. hava
“ We. rod
*Wj*.
end .tha otto t Unit
*
Illy
«
I
blimp discovers an oil slick, usual sign of .i
damaged submarine. Top. left, the blimp drupi
a bomb at the head of the trail. Top. right, th-;
victory. * ■
'
Mr. Rooaavolt spoke by radii
from tto WMU Hooaa In tto third
major address to has made since
ntry entered the war.
hie million* of listeners
uhftmtert birthday diner*
at about 80 Pemocretlc party
gathering*- throughout the coun-
brand
gy
only
terms, to attributed Jap-
command
aneaa at
tto ' ulr. In that, be said, tha
ann __
Initial advantage beJapa tod a
If iaa«U fighter plane*
to ,.——
th *. —--seen* of
could DC flown . —
combat, while ogr* must ba crated
at Psari
■
M n n ia e
iNamrs
•cruml laiinh.
huge oil -lick
A irplane Model
. BuUd'eis W i l l
Aid War Eff ort
1 miled north of SnntH lUrhara,
Jami marked thr war’* firat ffltw! my ahrllintr of thr American
I mainland. Thr only ilamaffo ro|portnl wa* to thr wrll'a pump*
1 in ir
plant ami drrrick. There
u rrr no raisi'nltin*.
Bottom, the blimp circle*
tr y in g to determ ine result.-.
C ln in
jld lt.
I
-sea
ue Lirawii modfl BirpiBn„ for lhl. NM
Vy
W h e n ( M r r u i t C o u r t ' received
today from the II. S.
o
I
l U
‘ : Office i f Education. Su|a-rinlen
Spring Term Starts C V i . - r r { . CKTi:.
L d S e
1 rsco c
JLj O D v w
_
I
T
p e
,
Thr Mtihtnnrinr Ntirfacrtl about
, half a mile off whore lit tho
I 1 • w*|l|-h». eyewtliu~»r* reuorted.
lilH.trd n«uv -rveral inln|rl>-- willi it* deck gup.
n n r o m in c r
**“
far,***
known the iV m ia-
U J U t e n N U g (In, «-*• t h a - n r e t -IcbtetT off
__
I the Califtirnl* con«t »ince DeT n „ ||— M
e -f XV V r t f i rnnilwr when * iuiinl>er of Ja1M
.
...
fir
ia X
U l l I T I U I I K J g C p H m . T .ub.nnrinr* . f r v aellvr.
Han* and specification, f»r lo- ,
°
D
*f|, r the ntUck on 1‘iHrl llnr--------—a
ini
" is " " " ' rpro
•" -1
ral ctM>|wratjmi 111Jnma " national
-— *
,
l«., It,,ring that period a numTn
H o r i r n u . r» ! B'«m to build 6W.WM> solid acale' j J u d K C S m i t h R u l e s I n U*r of whips, incltiditi^ thr A ban-'
10
S r , '" ! . " D u t y On Monday
1/ emphasised, was tha key
%••tes-lietrsl I'rpall
Culiforiiiit'* gunrtlinl coax
i wuh ever ttinro nlrrt tcKlal
aftor 11 eiihinariiir. latlicvctl
to In' Ja|mtiL'.H«>, li«.-*t night
ahrlh’il thu crowded South!
California coastal oil aren'
during I'rcaidcnt UiNt.iovcIt'ti |
radio address to tilt* nation.
Tlu1 25-minntc attack ccnitcrcd on an nil field and re
finery mtar (iolcta, woven
ba anid. "Wo ■citing
. . .
if
our strength. and other
are dally I
otl
___
strategic
points on the
Sir enemies, Island ftanklni
Boon. •wo and
iking Easlei
vat we, not view o f their doatn, however.
will hava
they, Will. win tto final battle*; their victory wa* a "pyrrhk
and wa,. not th*/, will mako the one comparable to their "eonfinal pucteN,
ouaat of the burning home* of
Despite erurily long distances
Ballkpapan and PalInvolved, tto , Hosldent disclosed, Tarakan.
- *a largo
large number
nurae*T of
or pianei
planes" man-. embang," a Dutch high com.
“ ‘ ”"are no* mtnd communique asserted.
ned br American pilots,
Allied piano* ar* bombing the
In dally contact with the« enemy
Ana. newly.won Japanese positions on
in'tto aauthweet Pacific."
Pacific.'
BaU,
attempting to render thci.i
to sold, “ thousands of American
useless aa springboard* for the
troops" a n alas In tha area.
T to President also said recent expected assault on Java, the
survey* tod died seed that Ow United Nations Southwest Paci
prodigiously high production goals fic Command reported.
•
' two months ago would
bo attained, pad
and this,
Ota, ha repeatedrepeal
1 S ? 4 I a r ir J r id i
wbka
to death iq a country mad polka
repiaUd
\\ A S IIIN lJTtlN .
Frh. \
l,Vl— 1r r War I»r|»arlmrnt 4
nounrrd lodah that Army a
■Nin Nirrraft. mnl nurfa
I n r »lartn l a » f * r i
f«»r
thr
rnrim
»nbniirl^
«H r h •Hrllrd thr lUnklla
Krfinrrv near
t'allr
lf«t ni|ht.
Thr drparlmrnt *»iii«l tb4
damaar from the *»hrllliiK
and no mr unltiri wern
rr|M*rlrd. Thr «uhmarinr. »p4
l»arrnll> Japanrmr, fired 2*"»l
round* of fihr inrh idtrlU at\
thr rrfinrrv.
K J S S ^ L °cal Men Are
‘ " B u S r f f ^ y event, th* casenUat
strategy of 8 war with Japan,
tto strategy which military men
had contemplated. for years, has
tha events
-*, to said,
mtha!
battles and
a retract on to
erith America
a war of atJapa.
.War of attrition,
and tor A 111**
a . terrific toil
[ losses at
MERIDIAN, Mfaa.. Feb. 24eJapanaaa tov* (A’l— FBI agent* fanned out over
“ we hava
gars— >■hi .to rugged Neshoba eoenty Monday
Infi
aora JapBataan fat n swift roundup af persona
itop tova dassuepasting o f befriending Charles
■d air b
umt
m$r m on n n
tu£
l a
Dock (iun Fires
R e f i n e r y Fo»
Minutes C a u s
Hut Slight Dnmt
Hunting The Axis Undersea Raider
P r e s id e n t Declares
Strength Of U. S.
I n c r e a s e s Daily
SL'TSKS ^
to/
---------
Invaders Meet Fierce .
Resistance Along |
Sumatra And BaU!
Fronts By Allies
fa v o r O f Sem ino le : "
' V
, .....
Agricultural Croup
• -----1 oounciil thi* morning.
, .
whole a numlter of tanker* were
Tha namea o f 3B local men have L Un?, r l>lt ^*
Ibe State o f Honda lo.t i y , link
nl1 ,,((lirt m„|,. u,
been plrced on the regular and 11,“ *y
Hv to rontrill" ',
*' fire to the big oil rr. lnerle* on
apecial panel of prospective Jus- g * ™"
*lh n . i Im,,1,
‘ " " " , v Agriculture A »«ia ia on . a ,,,bn Island by shelling them,
or*, and the regular Jury for the b“ ‘ *
i 'i
U iw ,n " hi,h ,hl' S' " ^ • »• " " " '• !<•
„ >vll, ll(Wrn
Mn..tl.or imllSpring
prtng Term of Clreult Court 1
W r ln t e m fe n U w
Aw w lation t" y nitanthnt lhe ( ;t.rlnBt, Brtl| Jnthese
names
J
T
'°d
ri
platiea.
nuperinlenilrnt
I
j
iw
llM
,
|
„.r,
„
ll*|
property
lav
on
i
„
rill be nelectrd from
pmiCNr imviuH »»re working in
X
then Court convene* neat M°n; ' q "
when
"^I f V ^ N o v y 1 KVw’nK |
" f f‘‘.r,mT '‘ ° , l’,
!'bme'.l co-operation and that
dsy. Clerk O. I’ . Herndon
don .Ulcd; « « « * « « »
-» «».e . Cirr.i.t
' " ‘ I „|„„, ^
f 'r ^be actions o ff VeneKnox in announcing the program | v..1,|..| yesterday .fternoon. Tho'
xurla ami thin roiiat were per•*Thr urmiMl Mrrvtcra <’ f Ihr Ullll- *•. .
r n c ^ fe s m ln o le .County Gr.n.l| n ! Statin net’ll 10,(MM
j /) imxIcU of I■
'‘ w h*
Th*‘
Jurv brought in five lndictny>nla
... , - ........... . siibmurinr ronuniinder must bavj
(ll .«.
last week, ami two case* were rnch of r*0 iliffrrrn t ty|H*a of fight- .»
nu U now ," - ' 1 "* « »
daya. it wa*
a in r r ft 600.000 In all, mid ( - , B,„| th,. h orum
left over from tho preceding _ing
. .. I •V,..■ ....... V* S2..„r..l leu I
' iHiintiil out. ami pirMimulilv reCAMDEN. N. J . Fsb. 24. </P>- term of Circuit Court. The rase we need them now
Tribble,
repre.ente.1
"
»
*
«
•
In
riru
clio
n
,
In-fore IcavKnox
said.
I rui« II.
John Green, Internstional prni- against Henry Jones, accuaed col
1imr hit ham* to uttai’k the It *
"We need them for purtmaea of tli
dsnt o f tha CIO Marine and Ship- ored pocket-book anatcher, charg
....
Slalf.
iMijl
(*
A.
I'PJ*
J
*^»*t
rifk
potrolrum
line
at a llmo
building Worker of America, ■•■• ed with grand larceny, will open aircraft recognition training and
t a* i> Smith hind”
lhe (jcriimnit wt-rc attackBe J. 11
•cried Monday that production in tha Court at |0:00 A.M. Monday. gunnery righting practice.
American shipyards la "falling Edward Locke and Wilbur Roach, yond that, civilian group* will u*c e,r,l..»h tlY- (Ircirion Erl.I.v in' I'.u- *n Important Atlantic Ocean
from SO to 60 percent short of facing a breaking an<l entering the nnrirl* for public education in favnr ..f Ih.- ■a.-clatb.n, when ll..- I»wtri.|cum region,
recognition.
We 1
huvi
clalmtil ••*rmpti«ii'
••aempllon
nircrnii rrc°»J,'l'on*
,41
or»*ai»iiatioit rlaimeil
,
wbat it could to ” because there is charge, will be tried on the um r I aircraft
- brill able to think of IW jnort i f,,,,,, |iNylng thr tax a*» an ln>l9 f | V | p t u
TP llllt
a “ strong suspicion that the ei.i- day.
On
Mar.
3.
Harvey
Gore
ami!
w
tain.
fast
way
of
getting|
them
i
.
,
iuim.nlallty
of
the
Federal
guv.
'
*
/V1 C H U l
ploycra am not ao much Interested
rnnun..
in production as they are In acci- Harry <h*re. will go on trial at ,h!"'
>,nulh ".f. Am' •rnnun..
!
M i n c F «ie f
mulcting nrofits."
0:30 A.M. chrrgfd with larceny
i The u**oci»t|on re<tm-»lid Mr.
I’ l I l G S I j d S l
Mr
In a idtor to Pmldent Hone*- o f a hog. At 0:30 A.M. Mar.
Uwton
.explain,,
brief,v
;
..............
.
hl.
capacHy
a
^
j
(
)
f
S
m o ld l^ k
" , -|h' J," “ " irl. " m r * ' ,,|w"ru « ,.ir 1 Hcrwhm V i^ h u "".,.*,..,
*? t urelng that the "*crappe«l" IsuU C. Bellamy, negro who11)1
.. *
,7* J* ,,nil,y .
r '" n-'ml tin- mortgage
shipbuilding stabilisation commit, made a pl*a of inaanlty U> the ,,^11" rf f “ t
pay
________
i ' VrikT “ f„i
l" " " » l“ f*r">cr». w ilhmit
i
te* ba “ Immediately • reconstitut first degree murder charge rr- " r''
» g1'0*- h.'
,.f" ' ing the intangible pcrannal prop-i
, h. , . . . , 1 . 1 , 4 p , . . . ,
ed" Mr. Green declared “ tho mor turned b* the Grand Jury. will. " " ' t * . £ « l i ™
‘
-•rt- li
which amount* In three
|in .,|,,i
trnmi. rnnlinurd
a
al* o f tha workers in the •hip- 0 on trial for his Ilf*. Bellamy l "..iu
wVil l ! *,,',. ,.n m ill, on tin- ili-llar. Mr. Ili-vmluli ,|-an*l offctialvc a g ain .• retreatThise nicilila will lie on an r»-fu*iil to do *-> under u law -'ll* i-ltr
building Industry i* being aerioji. 1 said to have murdered hla
armies on the central
1/ impaired by Ih* attitude of tl.a
acini Iv the HMI State to»l»l*- f„ ..,t. A Rp,l a-m v announcement
siaplayars, who ar* making c v ^ u " 'p *rra “ rS Z t o * will U *nran.“ hH af SJd. “ pl.ne T e n 'o re aiwl nl«n on ilircction front
, t... So virt. n»w only BO
W bv thY' Cminty^'Cciurt for
^
Mentlc.l with the riomptrollcr J cc.
caealve and unconwloneble prof.
1 m11- . c**t o f Smolcn.k.
Its out of th* shlptulldlnga pro* aggravated assault,
Two rate* true airplane seen at Juat under
Juilgc Sm’th ilirretnl Mr. Ilcnt-' The Soviet Information Bureau
By studying the
but i r f o i i to Riakii tho that were held over from th* last half a mile.
•Inn In record thr mortgage* w illi-'.aM the soorhead of a itriv*
aHghtaat sacrifice in tha Interest Circuit Court tann were against modul through a ataiulanl ring out payment of the tax after n hail rea-he-l Dnrogoln-ah, northof IndostriM harmony end better Lavoy tone, charged with assault aitht uami on atrial gun mount*, .tuilv of tha cawt aa pri-srntcd'i ...| of Smolensk on the Dnieper
production*
, to murder, and Vtatar Edge, neg the idiot Hums not only Identifi tiy the areociation.
, Itlrer. Thi* town lie* *lmu» IB
ro, charged with assault with in cation lari range aa well.
However, liu- mortgages iiavr |inlla. ••-nth of the main 8m«f
"The models will serve al»n to
tent tp munler.
railroad »nd la the
rtvlllr.se 'spoUrra' in blenti- not Is-cn recorded a* th«- appeal ...V
The 38 l^*n who are liable for train
fylng memy piano. Tho British hv the E late to the Suorrme terminus of a connecting branch
jury duty are:
have found Invaluable the ability Court w a made Immediotrlv a f. Hr-.
Th»
Vb-hv
(French!
radio
M
O IJ U E n i CjC W tl*V°, Kr*dI*nBcdly!VOw !}l! c f eilisens, through close study ter thr decision against the ,8latc. •■roaden-*
tmlav nuote«| thr Get*
of model*, to Identify a plan* In
men
e
dlo
a.
swing
the
Kuaalana
th*
Instant
It
might
take
to
paa*
WABHINGTON,
S g Trib* . «U.. ( M gSLPh8«hm-.b,UK ^ a °G.Hth.il U-irehrd their hlmreat offenfrom one rioud bank Into another.
---------- ^
RB
RUtr> l j . Watarm,
.I,-, ef the wee and that tto re
“Th* safety of our major cilice
O*org* II. Altman, Ralph King,
lief of 'nng-hcrirgrrl Leningrad la
Monday a request for HJI. Duncan, Jn* Fortiar, J. E. may soon depend on tto ability
rxm-cted »nv moment.
Writer cigar*Us nri***, but OPA Rowland, Jr., Albert Hall and Roy nf our clllxrna along coastal area*
Dnrngobuah elan i< bevnad
to i “ it and report quickly and
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. I/VtHollar.
accurately
tto
types
of
anemy
A snccial Renat* Committee nn Vvarm*. one nf the key Natl
■swicneq '*r•m* Biiiinoiia
WSMSSg
aitataoted price In.
Also. B.B. Crumley, Drady K.
Mathers, Joel 8. Field. Joseph plane* that may approach our Small Business will tackle the w '- 'e , ili-fen.n pivnta.
TMa
morning'*
cnimnunUrn*
iipiblrma o f the rubber, anil auluwton, JrH John P. Whitaker, shores.”
Each youth who produce* stated r.trblle tiro Industry next week/ which told of atuhhnrn battles
v OPA saarcea declined to eUU
P. Pesold. John Llldwlg, A.
K ,.,; c-X m to Yarinh oJ;’ A <WC»tJtl«» of accepted model* will
A member of the committee, •w ithla area said that In addlA rtcely* en Individual cartiflcaW Senator Mead (I)., N. ■ Y.) an tt-n to Doregnhuah. a number « f
e . L i .11 iSSu.,’ n' » Includin' hlc name and a itale- nounced hearinra would begin on nth<-r iHjpulated centers war* lib*
■¥® ***t
O R IIw w II
r iW B I)
U liea
M * a l
a
Im itA a C a a sa
#
8 la .a
ment _ rm*n i l itto
Importance Aof
tha M*r. 2. He said that representa er-*ed.
work
Issued
by
tba
U.
8.
Navy
tives of lira dealers, tire retreadHeavy aerial fighting accnmIto wholesale elf. Camaeon.
1 Freak
1 J - ■,k £ u £ . hp S3t . £
Bureau of Aeronautics.
ere, who'asaler* and manufactur eenied *he Russian advance and
M. which would J-A. Takach.
Mr.
Lawton
has
appointed
Prof.
er* had been asked to attend “ tn •hr nffielrt anno'-ncament arid
In -a nrice boost
H. E. Morris a* assistant direc assist u* In working nut a sound •hat ye.|mlav 28 German plana*
■ t offkl*la coun.
tor. Mr. Mi
Morris will visit tto and equitable plan whkh will en- were
... _____
___ ____
eoatantlon that
deatroyed.
right- („of j ,them
, M
three hiffh schools,
ac
Seminole, Lv- ride the Independent tint retailer* en Ute rrqund. -Twri-e
man and Oviedo, and caaiei tha and manufacturers of the Eountry planes were acknowledged Iaat.
principals In setting up tto pro- to continue through tho trying
now la manuf**.
■alah I . West, era of Mr. end kct*.
Many loerl highschool
war period.”
«■u represent IMR
Mra. Leslie Went, to * aiilUtad In j boys tova mad* model
anil
‘ t l . plane*
wi
tto Unltad State* Navy and eras, won prise*, on their models, and
W IL L S TA R T HEARINGS
tranaferred to Norfolk, V a . Iaat ^bia new project ia expactad to
Shipyard Production
Is Said Short Of Peak
A
Cigarette Price
Rtise la Sought
Senate Grouo Will
Study Tire Problems
g ’p y ^ s . y a . ’a a a
S * t o T ± att^rud
S
Girl'
Title Freedom For
India Favored
viation
ton
DOM, P to. |
asSb^s
Went Joins NaVy;
Goes To Norfolk
M S -L itS
Mr. Want Htended Ranbasic cad bafrore enllet-
OVUM OUT
■ a aatotoan t m Cudahy
Oompany a f Oricnda.
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WASHINGTON. Fob. 14. —
UP)— Chairman Dough ton (D.,
N. C.) announced Monday that
tha House Wa/e and Maan* Committe* would atari haarings on
’ tax peupoaali Tuooday, Mar.
erith foerotary o f Treasury
^ tto fl/rt jritooa*.
Florida— O lder tonight.
Alabama— Light r J t
norib
portion
thlt
colder tonight
Iv to roaaL Tam
SS te 28 In tho
In tto Interior at
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T!IB BANFORD
fast Dog, Flossie
Hcyduster, Seeks
third Win Tonight
.
■-
TRIBE GARDENER
Te n n e sse e ,
F a v o re d
liu n u n u u u . r n . in, inprcieif
■' Club.
■ On* of th * top d o r* Ia*t y e tr
at U»# Longwood plant, Flo ssie
ockeit i
mad* a telated it a r t thla teaion,
’ but In her flra t two trlea *he he* ffACtf *09. . [
f 1*
In
H
.
id home on top of good
IMAi
H e r flra t rta rt waa a -rue
y, negotiated in SO aeconda wrru-nte.
cievsu
A
Ap
Ite r aecond waa a d-16th ’s
.?»»• . won going away by 10 UIPIAMff
Mississippi
*•
Pa c ka g e
S to re
&
T o u rn e y
B y
I
A re
ITS BAILOR MeNEIL. NOW
- __ —_
O u fc l
D a y to n a ’fc -B u c s
---------
State
N E W (Y O R K , Feb.1 18, ( A V Don
McNeil,
former
national
tennis
single s
champion
a~t
I ranked fo urth b u t year, lik e ly
. ’ won’t be around to compel* m
|th is year** tournament. Ha la
awaiting a call to report as an
ensign In the naval reserve.
TH EY
DONT
Transplanting antelopes « s a
means of restoring th is animal to
former r ' undnoM j* n ° » ^ * , n r I
carried on In New M eilco. Te xas »
end Colorado.
M IN D
Rath c rysta ls from* tim es do
not dissolve quickly and wUI msk#
the bath tub slippery, so b* sura P
that they arc thoroughly dlaeolvrd before stepping into a tub ot
hot water.
BO STO N , Feb. IS . OP) _ The --------Braves are pretty happy over th*
deal that brought them long-hit.
ting E rn l* Lombardi from the
Red* — even though tha Boston
P a rk waa th * only on* In which
Lombardi failed to h it a homer
la st year.
Many W O M E N
get 2-Way help!
C A R D U I la a asms you ought
h l* bUf* , t ' No n ,h b,t wbw> h* 3o v u tu * io n with presidentRoo**-----•*—
.e
tc i ----------ennnws. -He
then •-<-<
tried fe|t|n Washington. He p lsns t o r* to remembor, fo r I t mar help
the
goldfish
and
Immediately
you In 2 Important ways: I f yo ur,
tu rn to Moscow sh o rtly.
G A IN F S V IL I. E . Feb. 18— The landed a large baas.
main trouble la periodic func-1
fC m tra i P rtu )
M ississip p i etate Maroons basket
tlonal d istre ss, sta rt 3 daya bo- ,
ball teen) evened their series
i fo r* "the tim e” and take It at
with Florida
t night,
tak , «•*«•»•
r „
.here
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' h“ '"
h *"
JTfisa g . plays . new r c l, when I
. " ' na
' * * * ' * ' > ’‘‘
Ing a 48.to.31 Southeastern con- * - * " ma<1' ,m a llrr
, prepared like th is: When boked !
” , 7° " ■ "
ference win. The Ostora noae.1 l’»ncr I potatoes are nearly done, remove j undernourished from fa c tio n s
oi-t a close victory last night.
----------------------------------------------- !------ i them from tho oven, break open 11*? ***’. *■
“ ■„V,nie, ,houIJ
Solomon and ( oiiway, snarp- ward Doyle Carlton, Flo rid a 's top with the fing ers and-tuck two or b* ,p
l ncrraa«
shooting rua rtl*. led the winning .ro rt-r* th l. season, were effet three lin k srusagea Into each p o - l, ' l* 1n ° w of , , * * * " le Juices, and
att*ck with 12 points ench.
i-vt-ly throttled.
Craig loti the into. Uako 15 minutes—o r u n til i * ° improve digestion help build
Captain Steve F.llish > iul F o r- Gator n l t i i k with nine points,
the sausages have browned.
I you up. T r y C A R D U ll .... — Adv. j
E v e n s
“ V C I1 8
B if f * , '*
Fe d s
A T H E N S , C «„ F«b. IB . W V Fanford’s Celery r#da took th *Jf
E lin o r Lamp*, towering U n lv e f*- lump* lie t night from a f lr » t class
l l y Of Georgia biskethall co#«h, Daytona o u tfit In a ra m * p lu ra l
th in k * Tennessee h»» the 1942 there, 47 to I t .
. . .
..
conference chainpimiehlp in the
Paced by Forward Ankncy, the
bag— but that'* Ju.t on* mea'« Dues
prrvw . th e ir
vupcr.ority
opinion.
w ily i l l the contest by accurate
Vernon (Catfieh) Sm ith, whose «h»otlng.
The
ha lftim * score
M ississip p i team waa b u c ly beat- » » 2* to 0. A nknev;w a s h ig h '
■n by Tennetsee, suspects the Vol* man with I t points, while Warren
»ra lea* than they're cracked up ' m id * le«l the Feda w ith eight,
to te.
Firm in g , Brock and Lee each col"Th o se Mrhen brothers should Ireted two poInU, and llle ka made
carry Tennessee through," argue* one.
L * mpc.
| Daytona'* towering B squad |
"Tennessee had * hard time *l»«> idm lnlstersd a sound lic kin g
w ith u*. winning by only a pair •" 'he Fed B. 32 to I I .
Th *
o f fie ld , goal. , ’7 replies Sm ith, local team ha* two contest* *eh*d"end that’s no rrcommendstion »*ed fo r ties', w*ek, both to be
fo r a championship club."
played here.
Tavares w ill la
Th e M i*«l»«ippi coach leana to- met Monday and Leesburg on
wanl Kentucky, think* the W ild - Tuesday night.
cats are “ inlgntv tough fo r any------- ------------------------—
'body cn t h rlr home fin e r." The
C O L D -P L A T E D B A I T
tournament w ill !*• p lry rd ut
-----------; Lo u isv ille , K y.. F ib . 26-28.
F A d M V IL L K
Vo- . f ,b — , Gen. Alexander K . Rapla, h*ad o f
, <*!•» News Ed ito r W dliam Gar- y ,* Russian supply m ission to th *
ra ni went fish ing and found a y , b „ discussed tha problem* o f
—-P Io u le Hkyduster, a do* that
has, besn dusting the track w ith
i fly in g fo rt, make* an attempt fo r
tie r third stra ig h t victory tonight
j at tho Sanford-Orlantlo Kennel
B
K e n tu c k y
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912
T.D. SANFORD. VTjORTOX
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fic t that she meets some cf tho
track's toughest competition.
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C vtrnlght .Khtrle* F o r Wednesday
F lra t Hare— Fu tu rity
t r im
n a il H a ils i i « « s i » i
Don’t lot your ear get
Into • run-down con
dition . . hart it com
pletely serviced st
F ly Knit|
BRYAN’S
GARAGE
(Ia s i
May M<*r«
Nonll
Sanford Are. at 2nd8t.
W re c k e r
S e r v ic e
par
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Ph. 91S0
llr o w n
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llru -ti
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Second Race— Fatarlty
Ph. 575-W
Part Of Your
Itaxes May Be Paid
By YourlnBurance
A ta rin g of >0 % to tt% ran
i bad on your Insurance c o il*
r placing your automobile, fire .
Indatorm and other Insurance
Ith 0 . M. Doyd A Oo„ 11314
agnolla A t s ^ Sanford, Florida.
Th o ’ eompanlee they represent
ire never felled la pey d lvlmde
to
policyholders
since
* y started In buslneea In 1828.
176, 1311 and 190e. Tneae dlvend checks w ill bdp you pay
ixee, buy Defense Bond* or
get Increasing liv in g coil*.
C. M. BOYD A CO. have be«n
itln g Sanford Property Owner*
i . Insurance coeta tinea 1936.
Phone 171-J end they w ill be
lad to U U you how you can
I VO on your Insurance costa.
S ''a llig a tio n , Just a courtesy.
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P n rlln it l*nu
Chlnli'A IniAVt
Hmoky T ip
P IH iU r
r ir n ir n t ln i
Ar# Pilot
Moilon-n
Doubtful John
Fourth Race— F a tu rily
llallo l|itrn«*r
C*o«l Man
i ’hlnf- H lir ia r
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Bllm flrln iFR
lllp Th# Way
My fa «h
P ln *4t Hal
F if t h r u e » - A - u Mil#
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Port Hb|a
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Seventh Karo— 6-18 Mile
rtoldsn A Hr*
Our )t<iaus
Itrtd nprv
(Irsye s
Itasefs lln ssy P le sssst Du*
(lsng OuM<
lam p Uaht
R lg ktk Race— Fntonty
Satnrnt Hull
w h it* Chsrila
Ja rfu l Murn
liu ils llaak
lied I'a il.ly
M asks* N*d
I'r a il* Andrew Mike’s Penaa
N inth Ba t*— 6-18 MR*
f ir s nil H I,
K s lra Special
K in**1* HkyduaterJack grast
F « * t g ury
Pomln* Along
rtlld frslseva
Hah Moor* •
Te nth Krce— 5-18 M il*
Hon X
Miami Calling
Miss kalians
I rnlenl
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Jhvlal Duka
flra r*
May Keen
E le re rlk Bare— 5-18 M il*
tqalslela Uses*
k'nnv Mairan
C urst*
Daisy Mini
kmnky Day
husky Mark
Krle
Clear Call
g rlssd Mas*
DiMaggio And Other
Yanks Are Hold-outs
By JUBSCW RAII.P.Y
N E W Y O R K . Feb. 18, (A5 L lttle haa b*en heird of conlrrcf
controversies In the major leagues
thla w in te r fo r various reasons,,
b u t'a check today showed that,
many outatandlng p l i e r s o tlil t
ire unsigned on th* eve of the.
training season.
Jo* UlMagglo, who w ill be the
highest-salaried alar In baseball
th is y e tr, haa returned h is con
tract at least ones without a,
signature.
More amailng, per■laps. Is th * net that only Pitcher
I^ f ly Gomes and Rhortetop I ’h ll
Itln u to o f e ll the regulars among
the w rrlit chimplons have agreed
1 1 terms.
The N «vr Y o rk G ixr.ts opened
lh * li , tra in ing ramp at Miami
Monday w ith no more than a
ite m performer* signed end sev
eral other clubs s im ila rly h*v*
Mg groups of players o u tild t th*
10‘n.
Net a ll th* plavera unsigned
eie discontented. T h * war baa
posed so many more Important 1
problems fo r th# m fg n it* s tlrn tl
eonf* contracts were not nulled I
out u n til last week and ■ msIJ o rity were not rffered tho play
er* un til the f ln t w **k In Febi f try .
As the re su lt, gome player* w ill
bring th e ir ilgned contract* Into
eimp w ith them end c tb m wfl)
com* to term* aa soon a* they
ret on the seen* and have •
rhanee to talk over th e ir desire*.
However, there n r*
enough
hesdeches to go r - u m l.
DIM igglo, who set a acnaatlonal record t y hitting In 68 con
secutive games last summer, lead
ing lit * Yankee* to th * world
championship ,nd earning,, th*
moet-valua blc-ulavar award fo r
himself, reportedly waa offMyd a
contract fo r 137,500) th * same
G E A R Y . O kla , Feb. 16.— DPI •mount h* received 1* at year. Most
— A s Rosa Squires tells It, he observers believe that • ha and
tew a pair of jackrabblt ears President Edward O. B a r r
rc u ttlln * down a crap row In a the Yank*, w ill rampraml
farm field. He f in d one shot and $40,000 w ith a minimum o f am
saw two Jackrabblta leap Into tho
a ir and ta ll dead. He never ha*
The f l n t president o f Harvard
fl*iire d or* where the second U nive rsity was Henry Donator, a
Jack came from.
( smbrldg* graduate, who waa ap
pointed In August. 1640.
T THE THRILL
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at Bruno* the
theea days o f rising costs
be easier to bal
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9
S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A . T H U R SD A Y . FE B R U A R Y 10. I91J
U. S. Coastal Cities,
Stimson W arns Nation
• War Secretary Gives
Assurance Prepararations Are Made
0 For U. S. Offense
U-Boats Driven
From Aruba Isle
• Danger Of Pressure
From "Thoughtless
Persons” Revealed
_
I l f A— elated P m a l
•
Secretary of War Henry
Stinuon said today the na
tion should expect attacks
“all along o u r coasts and
other places” like the raids
• made bv submarines on the
Netherlands Cnribhonn Is
land of Aruba.
He urged at a press con
ference that the country
V
•
s h o u l d be prepared sUo for
proMure from ’’thought]*** pereons’* to scatter Army defensive
forces to meet such attacks, and
added, “ Yielding to that pres
sure would bo the surest way I
know of to loso the war."
Ha save assurances that urg
ent preparations are being made
now far an offeasa by the Unit
Soviet T r o o p s
B a t t l e On Into
W h i t e Russia
Ah! Spring!
H British State Middle
East Armies Are
Being Reinforced
<n» u w i h h p»*»*,
Ro»».*n troops, driving past
Smolensk, h v r nertetrated into
White Russia’* Soviet dispatches
declared today and were reported
in possession of Kresty, 7t miles
northwest of Smolensk.
Britain announced the continu
ing reinforcement nf the middle
E**t armies, while Italians re
ported p ltn| skirmishes 00 mites
wr«» nf Tobruk, Libya.
Continued
general
advance*
Ifnr the Red armies were report
ed this morning bv the Soviet
high command, which declared
that Narl losses had been heavy
In the mldat of the war news In men and material and an
comes this sign of Spring, the nounced the largest bag of Ger
seaaon of aunahlne anil fresh man planes In recent days—.13
Gowers. THa model at s New- de*tro*ed aloft and aground.
York preview wears a 'dinner
Earlier front dispatches had
hat that give* intriguing glimps told n' heavy Soviet a’ MIlery ac
es of the hair. It is of blsrk tion—in some arts' directed by
shantung, trimmed with black the radios of guerrilla bands op
veiling and flowers.
eratinr behind the Oerman line*
- '
—which had smashed' gap, in
the Natl*' fortified front and
broken down tank-led eounterattacks.
ids
Unit* which filtered throu»h
the German lines on the Lenin
grad front wera said to be ratl
ing the shota of tbe Russian big
iluWV;
Celebrate
liversary Off
^
Course Iri Water
Safety, Accident
• Prevention Starts
A
Persons wlto ham. completed
both the standard and advanced
Ftyit Air eeave*#, may enroll In
the Water Safety ^ -jA g J d m t
Prevention route* which will be
Instructed by Ktnll F. Lewis,
Sad Croee spatialfield . renreMmtatlve, next weak. Monday
ttvo-eh Friday, fmm 4-*o VM.
f
fo 7(30 P.M. at the ciri l»-out
k n Kay Mann, puhlklt*
man for the muntv Pml
ehsnter. disclosed this
r. 8be added that a class
rro person* will he c*nt+
. morning*
during th*
,»»afb
l>00
A.M. tnlU
i t * * A. M.
Graduate* of this count will
he qualilled la t a a e h naople
i™ . M
* ‘ v i f Hel
ena State
•a thamnathistles, and
df " » n rvUeeblay Flnt AWl
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• S S fe -.M ? deelarwl'r S‘ f°
Moughton ’Describes
History Of Club,
Formed I n 1872
Celebrating the seventieth anni
versary of the founding of the
rr-aniaatlon, members of Sanford
Lodge No. 6S, F. sad A. M. held
their regular meeting Tuesday
night at the Masonic Hall, Secre
tary C. J. Humph announced yes
terday afternoon. James Hough
ton, a member of thi organisation
for many vears. described the his
tory ef the lodge, which was
founded In 1871.
Ralph Chapman and Kent Hos
tetler were In charge of the sup
per preceding the meeting. Man"
winter visitors In Sanford end
several from other cities «(tend
ed the meeting.
Th# first regular communica
tion of lod ge No. 03 was held
Mar. It, 1971 Mr. Moughton stat
ed. The officers In chares In
cluded D. C. Brookins, W. M.;
C. W. Jaeocks. 8. W.; II. N. Al
len, J. W.| and A. C- Caldwell,
treasurer. The meeting wse held
at a Iwo-atoey building In Meltonvllle, near the edge o f Lake
Monroe, Mr. Mooghton recalled.
On July t. t « 0 . a dispensation
waa received from the Grand
Lodje changing the locillon of
the lodge from Meltonvllle to
Sanford, according to Mr. Mouthton. Tbe first Sanford meeting
was held In tbe old Bishop block,
fteveral other buildings were used
as meeting nlores, prior to 1913
when the present hall was opened.
Mr. Rumph aHscloeed that three
men, who rre now‘ living, have
been members of the Bsnford
Lodge for ever 10 years. They
am Jot Cameron. Frank P. Fors-
o‘ her halterk
whlel led n German
_ . Infantry
counter-thrust, then route.1 the
InfsntiV, the Russians declared.
Other heavy Inmage was re
ported done ' bv barrages laid
down on a minefield guarding
double linn nf German d fens* works koothwrst of the
Soviet capital.
■
Meanwhile. In Africa the Ails
army In Clrenalc# haa retlre.1 to
a general line rntnlng 40 miles
from Tmlml to El Mrchlll after
several Hava nf wldesnrrad pa
trol activity In the broad no
man’*-land *enarating It from
tha British, offkiial advices said
yeetordav.
.
British patrol* ware active in
thla area, with strong fighter
protection, btti encouraged no
nopn Itton. The renter of the
Tmlml-EI MechiU line lie. about
90 mile* west of Toliruk. In
the Clrenalean hsmn.
tin London. mlHtarv nbserrera expressed tbn belief that a
recent attack by RAF A met Iran-mada Xlttobawk*. which cost
tbe German airr fnrre
torre so
SO planer,
had prompted ths German withdrawsL They s|U ^Uo that the
area south o f fe . Ill** r-nnlne
from El MochIU to I I Gasala
had been
‘ on cleared of Aale troops.I
BONDS
STAMPS
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n
NUMREK 112.
Aiwnclaletl I’ rrs-
Expeditionary Forces,
Including Some U. S,
Troops, Land A t Java
<n> **— *■i n rm s)
I vital to the pupplying r.f ('hum
A bulletin from General Doug
F* | A mmmunit|ur foweilnl t h «•
las MucArthur’s headquarters *®' J iiinnrao
|ianr«r hail form ! n cro««ing I
the
rrnortrd
the nHilin
nn«l the front |
■
_ .Philippines
"
--------rIncreas~: t
t'if in#m n rriver
m
mg J panes, prr.M.ire ai.lnat the
Ran(t„on wita tlr«rnl*e«l 1
American
and
Hliplno
defense
.
.
...
ii^___ .. **_,
* .
.
n« now lying minirttii rr lietween
a; f r—
3, %- Sk.
The communique said aevertl |fr"'”
',hr1rn.i!w“ ';. h>'..*h,rh1 ,':,M
Japanese flame-throwers
wera IL-tM.n frnl* the Burma rmnl. mi.I
captured. Violent Japanese ar- I.naiim* .10 milr* wr*t of thf It11
tillery fire was reported as iht
,
el mpiign apparently neared it* Jspsne.e psitir. cr....e.l th.last tragic phase.
Ihlin In uuall Imst. at ...ni.Japanese troops are within 73 place*, it » » . nnnouiie.-d ..fii
air-line miles ef Rangoon. Bur- dallyma’s rspitil. Tokyo clrlme.1 ta-1 Imperial force* fought hiind
day. Unconfirmed reports, how- tn-hand with the invador*. in l
ever, ssserted Chinese troops have d'orkhn forces counlrr-alinckril
defested TTial-Japanese forces In -harplv. the rontmimin
-a. I
fierce fighting along the Burma- The fighting spread a l o n g n
Th’ iland frontier.
-wide front n« the Japane-e
The British su<idrnly stenpod omvi-.l up strung forees from
up the riell evacuation of Ran-.Thatnn. which lies tail fa, from
goon in the fare of an oml- the .cane nf action on the Han
nons military .iUation s«ms 73! ,-oon-Moulrarin railway,
mile. .U v e the city while the; - KilfhllnK „ mli,llm, „ ,, | „,
RAr rarrle.1 out a mas* attack |„ight and .till I. in pnigie.-,’
on s Thailand rail terminus In! the coutmtiiiiqu.' und, adding
(he north which the Mtemy Is'thut ” oi r troop, are holding
believed using as a base far a I their position*
and fighting
paiachute Invarion of territory -tnoigly."
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Death Auonv Of A Merchantman
Small N u m b e r Of
Americans Are In
Group That Will
Help Defend Isle
Japanese Bnmb
Australian Port
182 Ninponese Ships
Are Sunk Or Dam• aned, Dutch Claim
IIVTWIA
N K. I.. Keh.
IS. IAn—A total of IH2 Jap*
anro
81»r hern «unk
•r tlama'nl In thr I’nitrd
N ilio"i' forrrm up to Frb. 14,
prrorrfin** to nt ruthorilalive
romi ilatioo of XnrM, thr of*
firhl |tuu.« r *o *» Kfrncy.
Cf th»* total, iim wrrr «unh(
? h prohih** •unk. and 41
djim«*rnl 1>r tvimlirr did not
inrlodr h-r%% !•••«#*» infllrtnl
on thr rnmn in thr invanlon
of •* uih Siimalr-i, whlrh
Htartn! Salnnlai.
Dean E. C. Nance Recap, Ratreid
Addresses P.T.A. T i r e Rationing
On Founder’s Day Be g i ns T o d a y
P rofessor Requests Obsolete Makes Are
People T o Have j More D i f f i c u l t
Faith During War j To Obtain N o w
Ill
\eweerlnlw4 I 'fM n l
Kxnotlitiomirv forr»*s of
the t'nih'il NuliolH. inrlmliiiK a "ri'lnlividv sninll numIht of Ami'rli’uiis,” Imth
tyroii n.l lrn<i|is ntul luintlior
-nil figliirr piloi-s from th*
-till .oinking British Lllutt .' k* ''l ) ,.>.. huve (irrivpti
Declaring that "We rannot win | Slatting t"<lay. no > lr* or dethis war by making speeches, by llvirie. of retrradrd or n-rapped
cheeking on subversive artlvitlM. lire* ran In- minis- In .S.-iuinoUor bv carrying a hate for otbtr1I'mintv unless the purehiser has
i*ltoning rerlifirste, C*ii-onlin-.sl--wdl>- U-boat metiiic.* in ilie Allantnr
people, hut we will win
rlur A. II. 1’eti-r.on " f the Ration merchant ship n -;o . .V u i.u il n few .econ d. In-foie plunging
Ing courageous, noMa a
in.- Hoard.- sla t'd Ibis morning.
reallring that Christianity
lu-atli the chupi'.v w iilei-. Her crew i (niggles in . It. wul. i iwiiiliiir
A Washington dispatch yester
mand* much pmre than we
day delayed the s f r l of Ihr re- re.i-.ie craft.
given her In) the past." Ihr,
(read rationing until Kelr. 23, hut
C. Nance, dean of Hollins
in Juvu in i . - 1;’ *li,f*’M’ 11n»
i s I it n il -.Iriiiiifhiiirt iiuninni
Iht* inuvilulilt* JupanoHi* ns.-■null.
Jntwne-e I. o ... be I * pounded
Ihirwlu. u north Australia mili
tary naval hose, today In the
aerial attack on the Acslino mainland. Home raiualtie- and damage to -erviee In-
Test :Will Determine If Siren
Can Penetrate 4<Downtown” Noise; ''"''
fo
iaunghlng tovpedogs .and the air
craft m e unable to carry out
a concentrated attack.
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Mrmlwr
C l ^ A 111 Batan Fight Nears Last Phase:
**!
Chinese Hit At Enemy In Burma
-
1)
Like This," and the main p o in t I had been
anil under no
• ---------I ntullatinn*
«vere
acknowledged
he tmnhaslred was the Import- . rcmllti-.n s-.o.l.l .Iwliws-rie-is bs- nsn.lsllountowii Sanford I* evp.-**le*l| from rxploslve* dronpe-l l-ith on
He .H.le.1
ance of faith.
. . . thr, dealer, or purvh.., R a Jn f a || C a U S C s S
to hear (he air raid siren tontor-'lhe town and tbe hnibor.
•'Clvlllia'Ion earnot he eav.-.l |«* ..»• » *»'.'•.«*>? ,:n., ,r
l.-w uiihoui fail after the an
The Dutrh En»l Indie* ilebv a weak faith," he declared Office of I'ri.v Adiiiiniatratlon are'
oounri-menl this nmrililo; by II fender* continued their *lnut re“ We need a more realistic liable In |in»(cfulion.
.lame-.
I.ul
llmt,
hntritig
bu.lI
-i-tnnee
to the .lanun*-*** invmlIt nihil wun tfVi’iliil by
fjIGjthat will not tolerate
u. ilh. r. the machine will I**- ! •rw a r o u n d
I’nlemlmng. the
s'upiditv, Ignorance,, the sins and
pla.-.'d -omewhere in the bit-lne--1 burned-out oil center in aoulli
vices that we see all ahout us;
dislliei tn.li.y nn.1 *.iiiii.l>-d io |Sumatra. The Jnpnne-r -truck
one that will put sterl in uur chase obsrlrte lire* is now the
Iuterniitti-nt rain fur the last **id* r to determine if lb** ooi*ejnrw aerial bl»*w* on air fiel.t* in
nerves, and Oght In our heart* rinii s* for the purchase of oth
i.fflcr*. -to..-, and i w,.»lein nn.l enslern Java.
d>y» ha* caused n sllxhl will penctiule
.
To do something aluiul the right er lire*. Previously, slip* to buy two
i Jannoc**' plane* have been reiduee*.
olsolele tire- were given In nny- shortage In rrn.lure on hand nt *
Is the faith for thl age."
I
lie
•iit-u
h
‘
» bi-elt t.—led
iorli.1 in **u* Iinruin ->r. . Im-nn*
who
desired
them.
lh«
Snnfur.l
Sttte
Farmera
Mar
Dean Nance was Introduced i»v
the fir*l
Person* who have order* pond- ! ket. but no crop* have been re i v•i \ t mil ni the water plant, and i rliri. |>llt u,j4 w.i*
Superintendent T. W. Lawtmi.
i- ih.-nI* hnvi* Ihrn tom
nobin" nltack.
who stated It would be spnr.i(till lilt a I'llIII It c itulil not 1In* ht'Illd
p n u in U nl**ini
miU*4
pilate If three shrines
ttllliiutl
V.-.lIrnlay, fo r ••xiini •* uili t»f lh(* .lti|iiin»"<i**«*:iii| irk*«l
purchrs
lo,e*l this morning.
elected; on* to Mr*. Burney, the "■JJ-f*'
•lr*
niMirlq
fi
Olll
l,k
«
Mary
The bail weather rau*.-.l a d r
However, worn tire*!
Ikiti’ti hUntl Ihi< • »»f Amboini,
founder of P.T.A., another la on which retreading
hs* not b#en; I .y in the picking of fruit ini *».||tl tile aim n multi Ih• to a nl
nival
ill# public schools, anti the third S'artrd r ii be rrpossrssed at any the culling of celerv. and nl«o pl.Mtlh, wInti* r mn jor it v o f thr -till i* »'iip of tin*
litI<eilll’** 'iB 'i'f Ifft |i» Ih • r»ii»ftl \'nlit»n<.
to th# American Christian hum *. lime It wis staled.
in g'th rrin g vegetables, it * » * |l»M.|*ls- III Ihn Sanford
' " ’ t r e m nn»l llntrh IwmWr*
• « I •M rill1 not know it wu* Im*‘IT U not being possible," Mr.
Despite Ihe four-day
delay, -tile d , nlthuuth fo r a
••tll.iGorulftl in i*«Mitinii***l W»w«
Lawton continued, "it Is Gtling L#rn llenleisnn. Ol’ M rrtioning, ter.lav afternoon fruit wr* pick- IIU I'ltHMI.
•l
(In* lanan*”*.* invp«li»n f W l
-w lii’ii Mowni at tin
WtttlT
that w# eather annually in mem administrator *ni.l yesterday, *11- *-»l. The tm-iibilitv that straw•nrhoml rn lln'iyka Slrrilt
itt
pltll
t.
till*
Firm
mn
In*
lit*
•
r«l
vbill
ory of th#se three shrine-."
rible truck operator* m-v con-1 In-rri-a mivht have leen *laning.*l
n in th o f Ih
M *»*hI Uiv»T,
ml •tirroiimlinir illutrirU. I»nt
Th# p#opl« war# urge.1 by Mr. tlnue to obtain new tire* through I v the rtin was *!i*.minted by
Lawton to "get back In the hab local ration hoard* until midnight Mr. Lehman, who staled thrt the (•of slow lilotvit. Wr »r»* RtMiiu t*»|* I m ilff f^tm I'lih nihjin*?. The
l»risii**ht I ho f ir,*l
it of listening lo church hells." lie Feb. 22. After that time, how m siket hs* laige .upplle* nf g o d ! , v ' ' ' " " ' r
................
“ "’. l
j'
" , '* » « i't o c t o r y . I may u-k -...king of n tn*n«*Mirt. TIm* hlu
added, "I f w# had been doing ever, no truck*. Im*#* or other quality iH-rrle. on hand.
two
rron*
to 1
He .lw . said fe le rr i» i.nprov« •mmis.l.m to pureha-e, m tw
o rn
... rii««*«l
.................
. -1 tho *
U)L- for th# Ust few year*, we bervv vehicle* will lie able to
• nl ol,r
l ••umlM-r nf trnn*»Mirtii nn«l warwould not now be listening *•• obtain new tire uurchases certlfl- Inir ami prrdirtctl th"t the »rL...!
prlr» | l»t •«««l rri*fht in» *th«*
City
ami
om
*|
hitbM PtiUi'k with ) »*nh« luit not
Intently to #lr raid sirens."
rate* tinlrs* I.k-i I boonl* are sat ix r cr*t«* nil) Im* better noon.
P'snL ln thl* wav.l
I *unk ,'nee Sunday, with
Th# tore# audience alio saw isfied that Ike worn tire* on Ihe Much l.c.llv crown ic-U-rg let-1
e eandUHehtlng service whlrh Vehicle* cannot he retreaded.
turr wm rriHirteil coming in ami! 11
,!rM f "!? lhfl vt|,..° ,a,l 4 1 probably hit nn.l n rif-ir ml »
featured the nbt# go#U of t'nPrice Administrator Henderson ws* said to be verv fine In .insl-, ^ :f,rh
Mr' tls-i rep >rtcd ye*‘ e>d'
liw
" I t is
I . as
. . good .ss
. Iis
. ernwnl
____ 1 <•"'.. -aid .
A
milltsev
il'spati-h
f-«m
"It
am#riatl#n. Th# ceremony w as *dded the drlev waa necessary ity.
In
Callfo.nl.
or
anywhere."
Mr.i
,
J
'y
I
hsn.lic.ppd
the Southern r-*|e|.e<, key
i*taml
because
required
rationing
form*
opened by Mia. Htolla P. Arring
n drclarvd.
singing nf the test yesterdsv At
ton and Mrs. K. W. Fit# who h*d not yrt been distributed to I.ehm.
—.
,
. #
..
, •linrri thr Rotinil haivly cnuM Ih* northeast nf Jnvu. revialed the
Presented th# Spirit of P.T.A. all local rationing hoards.
i
l
i
,*
Rtrirtu, hut » itlulrawnl o f Dutch force* from
No retread uurrhast certificate* •lackrniiw ofr. ijnil th# price yl*o, hmr«l mi ih*wntnvbn
Mrs. G. E. MeKav. In turn, nrrvftievn or stum with •So ra 'd ’ .l citv of Mauissar,
eantad Mrs. J. K.jlodg# as Good will be Issued for nastenger errs U itnippmir. Th# rclcu»« of • l l|IM|rK rlonnl rouM not hear thr 492 miles from Roem baia, to
Homes. Mr* M. M* Clevels-d as la February ami Mr. Henderson roruiMfriblc "mount of ralb.«p«; , lri.„ nl Mn. Tht. In(l wft„ wM lo new th,>ll'nn* fr m >*h'ch they
nd Health. Mr*. Arthur Bran- stld it was nrobable that no re- in the lalatka section I* sal. .
«„„.l,m.|l„|vr."
vere rtt.illnui.. r slublmrn ' m i s ... »s Safety, Mrs. W. E. Baker trvadlnr would he avaltatle for re*|mn>ible for this romlllinn, and
' lance.
ss Equalised Educational Oppor- them In M(r:h.
Mr. t ehmnii predicted lower price* ,
for cabbage during the net,* few
WUUam W ade. (denGeld,
week*.
phew cf Mr. sjU Mrs. Walter Rdied is a •nd Natural Resources, Mrs. R.
this morn- K. Tire as Vecatienel AdjustMr«7 W. O. Fleming u*
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.—(Ah
Leisure Tim# Acflo n iD A -M u e h
colder
—Sumner Welles, undersecretary
W. J. W#ll* a* tight
with
tempeialurva
slightly
nf
8tate, said todav the United
Rdiltv and Mrs. W.
ORLANDO, Fab. !9.-<JP> _
States I* not sat!, fled with the
as Active Spiritual MKW freeling In the estrvm# Special Agent R. G. Danner, In
S M. IHrer*. County sanitary explanation* so far offered by
h portion tonight, preceded
of the Federal Bureau of envlnrer. will conduct n
field th# Vichy Government regarding
a light rain In the estreme charge
Investigation
la
Florida,
Wed
survey of thl* ares with G. II. reported French aid to th* Alla
south portion end slang tbs ssst
nesday
advised
tbe
public
to
be
.’ r.idlev, senior entomologist of forees In Libya.
atrml roast.
Ml guard against "im p e r s o n a l-r
lie added that further Instruc
Ih- U. S. Departmrnt o f Agrlundrrrover sgsnts” who are tak enlluie. Ihe l.wal .nglm-er said tions have been lent to Amha*ing advantage of the increase.! (hi* morning.
••dor William l». I^ahy at
opera.Ion. of Ihe FBI.
_____
program far
the lm- Vichy._______
Activily of these Individual* pr."Our
vete.-nt nf grneral ra»llary
la’ dre In lenre measure to thr
County
"guBihillty of tbe public In not cop.li'lons In Seminole
requiring them to ealabllah their ran |e rarrlrd out with the ronp.-ralion ef the publlr," Mr.
Roger* i<alntrd nut, addin r that
ATHENS, OaT” Feh. I0.-MPI
he and Grady Ihjnran, CHv sanitar* inspeerrr, are working In- —Th# fundamental duty of new*geth-r on the (nanecllon of fn«l naper* to prysen I unbiased fact*
handling establishment* within to reader* we* sir** nl by two
th* Hie ttmlta. Mr. Roger* ha* -peakere at th-# Georgia Free*
SKE, 'i“
lSlight Shortage
'i;: In Market Produce
W . W. Edenfield,
Former Resident
Of Sshford, Dies
Sanitary Engineer ^ s tm u lj,p la in e d
^^ATHEB------ CitizensvWarned Of !x « Conduct Survey
FBI Impersonators
With Entomologist
r
Newspapers Should
Give Unbiased Facts
Dr. Frank I.other Mott. #f
"Pood
handling
establishm-nts", said Mr. Duncan, "in- th* UnDerity of Iowa, -aid the
er Information, and gUM#
, d r'~ stores".
The two men agree that their boneal leader*, will know
X
/
'
t
�f
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SA N F O R D n B R A L l), S A N F O R D , FLO RID A
PAGE THREE
T H E SA N FO R D
'Benny And Baker
Have Bad Moment
Revolution In Reverse
Everyone k n o w n (lie nma/iiiR duiftgcn llmt were
wrought in the American way of life an a renult of Unf c l l l l l as l x M < (U h a i t l i f Invention nnd development of the automobile. No uoubt
M H iftN . ru rlia i m « i Ika 1>I the elimination of1the automobile from the American p:c
3 d i g ---- 1 •( S a n k S. IWT.
lure will no lenn vitally affect American liabitn ami cu-K O L L in fl 1- DKAM
tomn.
.
BSf f ,. . .
(teller
Some of Die problems which nre likely to l>c encoun
M U M S DCAS-S m Im m MftMiti
tered an America turns from tires to shoe leather are
S
■ r a f t i t im o * ra tk s
recounted In a ncws|sipcr article written In Washington
rajrakl* la M » a w
» r C iirl#f
by Peter Ednon. He calls it “ Revolution In Reverse" and
_ Da# S a i l !
F ' n i l * Maalka
n ^ 'sa ys the following prohlenw arc only the beginning:
. M l Maalka _
{aiaal
1. In the next few months, the country will l>cgin to
•aa T « | ----realize fully the degree to which the passenger car has
^ a L T ^ J . u - a « » i ■«<•*»* ■*Ibecome an economic necessity instead of a luxury
Jin Jt'eKreJTtoJ!
2. The success of the war production program will I*
st , »*»•». #4t»rrt#i#«
__ |found dependent on t r u c k transportation to a degree
' iis m 5Vi#rgi«s»f n*(irr*»»tk- j greater than anyone had realized.
3. Key to the whole problem of auto, bus and truck
' 0nUt» ■ » «.*taui—a i» tk» »«;»-, transport will he the rubt)er situation.
" r k C /o il
4. Railroads, interurbnns and street car systems will
tn r T»>fc.__________________ he found inadequate to enre for the Increased traff.e l.urTk« l l m u I* ■ » » » k » r at Tka deni if automobile tran-portation Is drastically curtailed
U m t a lM law # *#kl»k la n - l a ‘1 The auloinoiiile business with Its tens of thousand
l l f t l f tkllllaS la Ik* « « far »»aakllrallaa of all *4.-.* Slopalrkra ol dealers and salesmen nnd service stations will Ih* enm f I M .fa II ** « •
"lk*r«»l*#|
i> t'kto'Mjsr
•‘••itirelv changed.
, ,
l <a pakllrallan * f aprrlal
»” »!•;
V. Along with the auto business proper, n vast olmn
tfCkfa
BIBLEVERSE FORTODAYitheir normal operations.
DAWN
7
----------ALWAYS
Farm ing and farm m arketing m ethods will l»e af
FOLLOWS. fectw j
* " KNnr^ T : f « rA ? r r J ' f i ‘ l«i
«• Federal and stn»e road building program s and city
,
arr yo that wfrp ?»aw: Intrc^t Improvement program* will ho shifted to glvo groat*
jro »HfII laugh Luke <i:2l. ] or ntt«ntIon to war transportation.,needs.
< i ,fpr
#\_*
74 x
0. Real estate values may lie upset by reduced ile___
BALLAD
'm an d fo r suburboti residence and suburban shopping ren
Por Bhrrwuod Anderton
ters and greater deniund fo r urban dwelling In closely
(Front Poetry)
, {y yts, hr tiled on su.ira Koulli- concentrated work and n-sidcncu areas.
era Journey.
10. Federal and state tax rates will Ik* uttered to pro
Can you
wnot lie lookvide revenues which reduced Income from nurmul au to
was
mobile levies will yield.
far
Jtut nothing to most people, ninl
* not so ull.
t
“
(Jive lip Or (Jo On
And the
a town.
wa*
n
A rrw tiling of evil nnd the evil
Ua wro-fiT^of It nil with Ink for
...
a aword.
O yea, ho died, an neeslent took
him;
The prairies amt I’nria will re■y ; member hint well.
Everything hu told was good
2 E 1'.'Story-telling.
n(,hmg protniictl that Amenw lull.
It* wrote some ttuoks looked up
.:
front a word,
Aad the deft could hear ami the
5-“ « u U could speak,
fAnd they told of their vision nnd
[
told of their lives.
I Wrote n ^ th e nagu of Aiilrrl-
IB
__
I'*,
fi&QJ
tiing be loW was good
f telling,
j deaf could hear and the
could spenk. •
of evil rnd tha rd l
muta
(Awthing
1 SMt5o°n’f
It all with Ink for
K * 0 3 rby ro sk o le n k o .
Culling Leaa Painful
on» Removed
Com
Htlfl wo’r* more alter'
^ths former.
vlng
Hav
ln
it
(From Hu- HI. Petersburg T im es J
Ho the lack o f rubber tires will wreck Ht. Petersburg
Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G
My tVlMAAII Mil s Csnlrsf P i n t Writer
M E!
r a d io n e w s
*)
♦>
TODAY’S PROOKAMS
. e»:f!t) Up New* .
non Greyhound Gus
li ir, Ilia ■
it::") I urn and Ahnrr
Zedok Dumhepl cent under•
f,M Th* World Today
•lend why the J*p*. • nation ol
i 7:0:) Excursion* In Science ,
tee dtltehtn, are to eager to get
7:15 Musical Inlvrluh:
control ol /eve. , •
din 8twit* Reporter
?
7:30 Dixie Jamboree
I I I' >
8:10
Yuii
Can’t
Do
Buslneag
Ur*ltdpappy J a a lii ns says
with lllUar
women usually want la get Urn
tolls Ituke Mlua SB
mast
lor Ihalf money excfpl
me*e * c /f fg ^ e e g i
(
^
8:,10 puffy's Tavern i . , .
„ 11
» j wlwu isey ge akapplng f») chars, i
H:t>5 Elmer Dart* and theNawa
f t !
One Mud #f sabotage Ike fam-, l
Odh) Academy Award
. Yh* Japanese feed their sol
IIy excuses I* IlM puncturing of
11:30 Big Town
dier* at on average coat of nine
lunier's gift drum.
10:00 Glenn Miller OrehasUra
Cgatl psr mkn per day. The llttln
I I t
10:15 The Flret L'n* .
y*ni fellas live an rice, Osh and
nunnt of Uit ahtgle-lroussrcd
11:45 IVews of the World *
unfulfilled bremises.
suit will end (he moet undent of
11:03 New* Analysis
11:15 Strap Fields Orchestra
11 JO Guy Lombardo Orchestra
12:00 Linton Wells, nows ,
18:05 Sign Off
your DEFENSE
IIONDS and valuables
ut low cost.
Hu.sily ucceasihlo during
uny btisineM hour.
F or
atibie: *‘8orry. I left my wall*!
In my other ptir of panla."
I I I
A CERTAIN type of email
Atlantic fish, w* read, carries IU
own asarchllghl. With enemy
submertne* Infesting lh* watsn
i i t m minnow can't be loo rareful.
I t '
The sterner In w i.c* <0*
R. A.
h hlutlnf Ihit Getmtn occupilJ French pert, it *9*
petti ther gee determined let
r.
Rent a
i~v TOMORROW'S PROGRAMS
.<t
CHICAGO. Fch. III. ( 8|*celal) ^ 0 :3 0 Norman Beasley A Ilia
Before Ice vine for th* west roost
Fla. Cowboys
Dr. Francis K. Townsend rnlhu- 7:00 Breakfast Brevilles
glaatkally declared:
7:45 Up News
"No program of action orlcinat- 7:55 Weather A Tins* .
log in Townsend National Head- 8:00 News of th* World
quarter* he* ever attracted onc- 8:15 Four Singing Salesmen
Sau tha -Interest or rnthmlasm 8:30 David Bhoop Orchestra
set In motion by the petition for 88:45 Vtrgtnts
an amendment to th* United P-00 Morning DevoUans
State* Constitution."
0:18 Amerkan Schocl of tha
ere So many of than that every
The amendment sought is one
Air
’
bit of motion can b# measured to which would writ* into th* Con0:48 Up New*
a mlllonth <3 *
___aL.
stUutlon the principle* of the 10:06
Mnrnal
The outer rim of a locomouyc
waad Plan for retirement or
wheel H shown _to travel *1 Urn
Itigetu at 60 on a Federal 10:18 Music Room
10:10
Over the Back Fence
top of ita revolutlen Juit twke
dequate for malMensnce
a* fast oa th* logeueatlye. It to
t living sUndards. It* 10:15 Myrt A Marge
■lower by tha saso* ratio at lha
___ will b* sought by petl- 10:80 Stepmother
bottom of tta turn.
o f millions of Amerkan*. Pa- tC:45 Woman of Courage
blanks now at* ready for l t ; 0o l’lca»*ntdate Folks
In iho picture* It look* a* If
11:18 At Uom* With Bally MarDon and algnature.
tin
11:30 Bright Itor lion
11:48 Up Nt*s
however, It not rclativ* to the
11:55 Temperature Bulletin
rail, but to tha traali fa m e d
12:00 Kata Smith Speeika
motion. *■ ElnsUln Would my.
WINTER PARK. P»b. D »-A 13:15 Checkerboard Tima
1S:M Danesllara
12:45 Our Gal- Sunits
l:On TJf* Can IW Beautiful
1:15 Woman In WkiU
1)1 noil at exactly ;Um saroa rata
1:80 Bridg* Bebool of th* A>r
1:45 Road o f Life
“ 1 h#U boMK-S W , V V * . 1- ?
Dr. Maloog
.-j'.for vtatting alumni 8:15 J oyce <
newly eomptotod At- 2*Jio Th* GoNkarga:.
.
2:45 Un Haw* :
a s
vbsie 2JW M-xtine* Muakata
8:15 Free* New*
Um starting
»«2? BritUh-AraerleM Frethral
4SW Waller G»bm Orchestra
GAB FOR TOU1U8TO
,
Jog SMC*
Atong - Landl Trio
*d# to lh* B*at. Twtna^-'
luammi vrlMra Dr. on the illgh Boat
. iggnot cutkettou.ef 8:15
n
all noaaibl* m i w i
TOJJOO riwBa jnlhand fy m
r ‘"! g ftare an
part* of 1
In Banking
At tho closo of the lesson tlioro was a quit session.
in national unity so
nsly crested at Psarl The deaf fellow was called upon. “ Mr. Goober, how many
aeems In h.» itisinUgrat- methods aro there of making erasures on checks?”
n cross fire o f
ron“Two.” replied Mr. Goober, “ Fictional and comical."
rI balloon Imrrage* Slid
Ranking.
_, r.at Ihe front. But there
i dltunlly in the will In fight
‘ win the war. only as to
i t way to do It.
BIG. GALA DOUBLE PROGRAM
Good (leaning g i v e n
yoar clothes a faultlemily groom ed l o o k . ',
That, glim, u p o t I f a n
clothea, wiU make you .
en joy Spring more.
Current Comment
I se* whsre Wsnddl Wlllkle
Rr AGNEW WRLflll
id an invitation to adMississippi state lsgBom* paoplt hop* to win the lay stick was, poctr Ignorant me
W* dart say that will
htve answerM that it woe
flkit tlm* a Republican war with their mouth but most would
a cane; but a newspaper adver
.in in t h a t vtat* sine* other* bsllato a musket Is mors tises them r* being a mean* of
was detsated at Vicks- efficient.
. S . removing blemish**, from ladles
nether extremities—whtn
_
M U t l y three bl; German war- aurf bathing—or . .
Wsahbigtaa baliey*
* paraded the buO mile* of the lust on dress psrads, to
“ Battle of J
'em off, ycu know.
gliaJh channel, right
a i l /th thii escape Uf
front yen!, on through the
idrst and Gnalsenau. 81
A New York pollcaunn, cruis
narrow* of th* 8trulla of
I going against the Brltl
without barm. Now lh* ing his suburban bsetl, pkkad uji
j fast one almost did, Wa
.. seat
i are Jumping alt over each a lo r t dog.
Perch
'
W
i Germans on oar doorsteps,
out af
In a frantic effort to fl* beside the cop Ut*
« eaa
t s a H **“
am* for not bombing th* th* gtadnsse o f hli
a '
ds has
daylights out of tha ahip*. Ever _______
man friendship,
.. kept
upt d
nose against the sop
t t e s ' . W u T hair of P«»rl Harbor!
you've seen 'em do It,' <
People who agitato roe are tho and finally ths officer
public apeoker* who struggle to ihst J'm 'going to threw
If It hM oean
the next word or thought: the hoosegow.
imely miss Inslatd of a men
out a starch warrant
J m " Iln X fia ..
t<* AsMsouldn't hay* rectivsd
and unh*.
*■ ‘ '
fck w 4 . W , _ f
____papar," la lh* new .vrar
cry. The Poslmaslcr OaneruVa
FTim & mH I . W
Bomelhhig must
report shows that last y*ur TV0 la not anlhuilastlr two too*—yes TONE—o f U wwra our •‘Illustrious
now Cungrseslonnl printed ami seal ilirough the nails accumulating so
llo s o n I f ba pakl free under son:* congressman* linuton, tho nat!
frank. Wouldn't tliatke a fin* prill nm ou l Of
pise* to begin thb economy t
re*ra-. Tho city
four hundred
w
Dude county offklnla
an offer of Ihrua. cant*
Ui* nul* from '
ara will kaV* It
“ I thought
I n n an Biscaya
‘ to
7 S .C i’a {SBC
t
u rsa
ON
FEED S-SEED S
& GRAIN
>. •W» «M»y a eomaktB .Haa
x :;
ms M J s S a t t O v f c i B J W i *
mM
ggsd S oeS
-
^
iSS1JSJSfM
..-r a Y u a w d r
■“•-""r -gas?
ffW -a t -s -
DP.SILKINI'S'
R ;-' •'
f&V # # # j-
spuht seance
Bc'ore an Improvised altar
fash lone.I o f gladioli and fern
triage of M'*» Thelma
Lsnora Whitten and Hubert D.
Smith xraa aeUmnlxsd on Satur
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at
lha boma of the bridt'a parents,
Mr. and Mre. H. E. Whitten on
Elm Avenue. The Rev. L. B.
Richardson, pastor of the As
sembler of God Church, of
ficiated.
Th* bride chose for her wed
ding a navy blua ensemble with
rhlch she worwnavv blue and
whit* accessorise. Her eorsege
(was i t white bride'a rosea and
dmellUf,
Mrs. Smith la a native of Banford and la a member of tho
senior class o f Ssmlnol*
*1, Mr. Smith, who is
of Mr. and Mre. L. A.
Smith o( Sanford, attended lira
local srhools, graduating from
SsmOoU High School with thr
claaa « f IMS. £!* U nt present
I with thn Maffstt Ante
Service Sutton.
\/*M-rmHMJ
IW# A g fa *
= = = = =
Z£S£SS£&
-Jams
.
iv
: . - '. 'i i
1 !V
' 0*1
JMnh **•
rtu
*
Jr
Thelma Whitten And
Hubert D. Smith Wed
i
£3
m S tJ fc ■& *a
MUs Doris
Halt rnlrrtslnni
far msmtrara o f the Bi-Munthlv
Briilgr Club at her
homo on
Valencia D rive' last night, with
>fr». Guy I). Wood receiving lh,high score prise.
At the conclusion
nf
ihe
games the
hostess
scrv cl
n
sweet course to the follow ing:
Mm.
W ood.
Mrs.
E. 0 .
Hughes o f Dobbs Ferry, N. Y'.,
Mre. J. W . Altman, Mr*. James
B. Crspps and M bs M-idgc IraGcttc o f Cairo, Qa., Mr*. Hamil
ton 8. Oven, Mr*. J. J. Wret,
Mr*. Arthur Lea Uurgc**, M b*
Marjorie Cr.|buni, Ml**
Carlin
Palmor, M b * Margaret
licit*
anil Mis* Mary Chapman.
I=
isi
Boia
—
W% ? f t f c a
Lswr&i.'i
8
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[M l
V .!
iy
■i . . « I»~/Mm
..’arssw
rff 1108
Avenue. .
-28c
' j
‘ 's
The hu*lne**> session was pre
sides! over by the pre*ident. Mis*
Jean H arper, who announced that
tho Junior* had contributed $:i
towartl the Red Cro** W ar Fund.
It wa* decided to #have a party
•t the Legion Hut 'next Wedne*day afternoon, with each ment
o r hrinjrlnjf oomethinic for refre*hmcnt*. All mend>er* o f the
Junior Auxiliary are invited to
attend the party.
At the conclusion o f the meetinir Mi** McDmural rrrved r<*freshnient* to tho*e present.
Hall Entertainn
ige Club Group
5*'
Day Of Activity Is
Pjanned For Alumni
f t * * 1
S IS
11:30 TONIGHT!
rr
Strain fnt. I. f t fi.uu .1.
fryinir, th i'n ch
ringed out nf
placed over a
I »u
food partich - # lh. ta<
u*ed lU'ntn
Mi.«* Ivcanne Hull. lovely 18-yenr old brunette, ha* he
•y nieiuher* of the I.ukeland Junmt ChmnlH-r .f (!on»tne>«
it-cu t tlie.n .11 “ Mi'i* Lakeland" '« the Fifth Annual A/ul*
t •• I
vnl Beauty Faceant to t>e *taffr<!
\ the I'alnt kit I.Vi\iite < .11 Ii I! .
Stunl.i% uft« rnonit, Mur. I Mia* M II '%ill «'«Hlt|i<
t.-I 11 1 ’ le ..I |
“ Aznleu Q u'on fur I'.»I2’* air*ln-» l.t\ r-ee
i ed •• t t •
........ i
I he w •um | H II 1 1 »
Floiidu iind other Southern SUU*< I Ml I
,. . . .
,,
,
. ..
,
1,1 1 s Defence llond* and the I • • •l-.h #puli '< I" f III i . 1 l...
pre*enliHi a nimilhr award.
Adams Home Scene
Of liridire Club Meet
\ F If |t|« • Il'M K I ||
T A ll. A ll \<SFF I . Is |«i */P»
riu* Supi cm,- < ii »
M4lU\ lip
held the ui ui-1 »ut*n ' I dllVll Inm
..f II \| BIumI n .
I tike I <1\
w ho w is i i i . '. . i
• -.i\ , |«*
i *•« t * in p» t-..n 1. •
IIlit.V I I
11 id* w " f I,i. k ••
.111..I.I '. .
< 1111111\ in thi i
L ilt Lieui Marry fon# autg? ffo —
1 1 hr * iu*». *1*brume four hAfpiafR
of Kata'* nrvfii arm trtuapllR —
fbacolai* (O r walnut cookias, a id *
•ilh Rumfor.1 Raking Powdar. Try
Rumford Al*o «*nJ for
^oklat.
ckock full ol rtupot end ld«r» far
bauar hak.nj yrngg. ol covrsa. Addr»«t- Humf.M.I Making Powdar, Bog
I HumforJ. Kh.ulr I•Ian*!.
‘• D ll
l\ I ft \S||
i '
!•» Nine
► •I tn tfu- cr:»*h
' II .1. d lh* . ' •« B'
i »..ii in route to
•iihiiim w it It' tit,
ii« i hoiif•iom, ii Min anI \\*rifle -al.iv
i» fat
. Int ft
..ml
III In
’ • T O X yi '
1*9.1 ‘ •
DAILY MEM'S
.i
MW
S -l A A l i i
IIA I'P Y BIRTHDAY
J. II !.> !.-
*
,
Sprtntr flowers were usetl t*»
form the floral decorations fot
1'rrtlilion :lh
\ nu t trait
the meeting nf the LeManli
t ( lu i i v <b ep di-*b p . «
Bridge Club which wu* held at
Dinner S r n n v I or •
the home o f Mr-* W. A. Adam*
lb i I b .t Mr..<1.
in L i l y 'Court Tue*duy after
I 41<1••• III •to* M ,» •
nonyi.
Itroibral \ « al I hop
After nn afternoon *pent in
But tel cd t it t• |!i an
plnymir. Mr* Andrew Farruwa>
t 11 aim d I ui tup
wa* found to l*»* hijfh scorer
Bread
(. •
I HI
for which she wuh awarded n I »•i p Di*h * In 11 \ l’ n*
i of
prize. Second hijeh prize wa* rc
llmilrd \ cal t hops
ceived by Mr*. (I. A. Speer.
"* -boulder chnpu
I . teaspoon
It
The hostess served a *a!ud
I I tr*a*po4iu pepper
cmir*e to the follow inir:
I ti jmpoi.n i b- p|i« d pm-I* v
Mrs. Roy Mann, Mr*. F. l>
Scott, Mr*. A. I>. Zachary, Mr*
John l>. Ivey, Mr* Carraway.
mr*. Speer and Mi*. Harry
W oodruff.
.
,
WE BUY
*i
• Scrap Iron
•
H a jr s &
'
l*ak te t*a HANII Lakgl whom iM Kay.
4 n
r"S«*r •« h r « « r rn* a»atf«r* t h grim.
Th. «|| r j |
»* »l HANKS KNITTING COMPANY
U initial SehJfiii. JV (
.FREE!
fR o u a i
AMO
l ip s t ic k )
G L Y C E R IN E
o. * O S tW A T tK -U f. S5e
17«
Sire OtoHl)
50* M OLLE
SHAVE CUAM (IMR1)
Hardwood
Clothes Pins
■ ■
Po/«»A# J Bot of 40
3 2 c
. v.
.
2. Relax.
10t FACIAL SOAP n u n
.
* * A lw
w A X PiA P EIR
fic
*
FACE TISSUES
,PetIettlon,,
Boa o l 1 0 0 ....
OH CAPSUUS,
BUBBLEBATH
H c to -1 M 's . .
fV W YOUBS— 11 -1 . m(LUt 2)
;v
a
o' •
2 -Q u a rt S h e
HOT W ATER
MOTTLE
IM h eeI . . . 5 7 *
IIU K
WNICM ( U K !
Hinds Honey
axil
"T roeeletle”
Ib b o m o - q .
I. Pedal evenly, neither teat
•towiy nor tea fast.
, •« Pedal with the bails of your
toe\ flymly on tha pedals.
r
7. In coasting, toe that the ped
al* are in horteontal. position to
gto# leverage to apply thaeoaste
freely.
six
27"1
IHALIBUT LIVER
.
Rrip
D tto ea tiJ —
A4#f«f
WOODBURY 4 ^ 2 5 '
Flat Bottle . . . . C I V
Ir Don't look in back of you:
nor on your front wheel.
4. Keep your eye* forward at
Uuat 10 feet beyond the front
I
JK
15c WASTE
BASKETS
.
Heavy GreJe, ; W%£ * c
By BETTY CLARKF.
Wide World Beauty Editor
- Bicycling for traauty — even
without a bike— boom *" as never!
before thi# year. For the take
of lovelier legi many a modern
girl makes tha motion of cycling
In her tegular routine exercise*.
But beauty on a bike I* apt to
be a Spring song this season.
It’a fashion and fun and prior
ities tn push on the pedal*.
I asked Cy Panltch of the Bi
cycle Club of Amarica to sug
gest special aids tn correct ryv
cling, particularly for beginner*
who wDh to t a k a to a bikw
property,
Here are his recommendsIlona:
1. Sit straight on tha saddle.
$1 FACE POWDER
I J-pc. Matched . « A
l Maht-up Set . . JL
MINERAL OIL
Recommendations
Given About Bikes
[ w ill
nt Bnnr/nin'
KVKMIMa IN PARIS
(.WalijNfcii illijs'iutj fj)m() ((lore
POWDER
purrs
39L. 79«
HANI S CROTCH-GUARD
SPORTS 3 9 C to 6 5 C
l'honc HG
For ilcjn, cu y shaves!
marn'ng with n coffee, the fir»t
# IHim- Itliiitrw. |t|'q
in u
of "vanishing" c o f
fees to he given for
the
Red
Cross 'l l lief Fund.
A red Crn*» m otif wa« carr ed
out in the table decoration* un.l
the napkin* snd score pmls for
the games were fnhoused wilh
ointment
the Rcil Cross emldem. For exrilling in Ihe mimes Mrs. K. D. 11. r„ b,
ITfc
Oy./.l,
A
Brownlee
nnd
Mrs.
Jjime* I Oral.#
A #
Vfljwt
Mniighton Were awarded prise*.
Guests |>result nt the party
in turn will give similar parties,
F IG H T T H A T , CO LD I
the object bring to niise funds
for the Bed Cross War Fund.
C offee wa* poured bv Mrs. .1. *It.
Ray, and the hostess served re
freshments to theso present.
The fallow ing persons helped ,
to make the coffee a success:
Mrs. W. It. Tunnicliffe, Mrs. I..
C -L BRAND
C-L L
P. Hagan, Mr*. II. J. Lehman,
OINTMENT
COUQF
Mr*. J. G. Patterson, Mr-. P. I*.
F op #A#bI totdg !
I HM. i
Campbell. Mre. W.
I„
Henley,
Itaaa
2 7 c IM
Mrs. Brownlee. Mrs. II, ||. Me*sir
Caslin, Mrs. Moughton, Mrs. J.
C. Hutchison. Mrs. J. T. Newby,
Mr*. Adga Thoma*. Mrs. Ruv,
Mrs. Dawson and Mis* G ertrud•
Bidcuni.
ZINC OXIDE
tu y D efam e Bonds and Stamps
ROUMILLAT
&
ANDERSON
I’nrk Ave. ut Firat 81.
THE GILLETTE
“TECH" RAZOR
C»mpl9f wth
MA c
H /iflW ii . • 4 9
HANKS SHIRTS AND
BROADCLOTH SHORTS
N a ir n
KESSLER
& GILL
,510 Snnfnnl Ave,
— *“
-•*
Party I —4
Held For War Fund
1
• M etals
1
y,M* haven’t worn m pair
of IIa n i i bcracMs tli Short*. y..u %r
got • real ttr.it in undrrwrar c«-ntf«.it
•head «if you Lrg* arc m»t «tnh*
they rr cut grtirr..u«|y full to h«n^
jxupctly. Thr ucrat i* roomy won t
bind or prn« h Ehi*tic webbing m the
waiMbninl maWr* the fit ju»t right.
They have the fumou* Hanes quality that inra.ii long wear. Chtxrac from
many tmart new pattern* ami culoi*.
Hutton* or «oap favtrner*. One othrr
tip . . . a H sncs Urwlrrshirt is ntiulm
for th rv Sh.•<t« It * highly ab^rUnt
too. Try tto.th for extra cornfi.it.
C A D National I
r U I \ Defense •
i:» MBS Al I \ \M IK R i.FMHGI
I^ifion nt her •home on Celery 4
It
h
Avenue
Wednesday
nftrrnoon
when plant, were made by the
Troup to have a "*un*hine hank”
to lie u*ed for zpccial entertainMr*. C.
II. Dawson
enterta ini . I nt her home mi Tuc«d*y
ments and refreshment*.
Coming Friday & Saturday
B, IIU W A K iP n ^ L A K ia L F *
CAMBRIDGE# Mae**,Feb. B»,
chhor
A*)-Thoae thing* which were
hard to bsllev* about swift mo
A slightly deaf fallow sat in n class of bonk workers tion. Uk* the aelentlata alory
that a tocomoUr* wheel o n trav
nttciidlng » lesson on mothods of detecting forgeries.
faster than
Ihe train, can now
tlisn the
“There nre two methods of making erasures on checks el
b€ teen In pklttrt* Uktn by wj*
—frictional and chemical,” said the teacher.
MastaehtsaelU.lnslllaU of Toch
L
i'.-ec sls-rr.l *|.. .
JTlto P»lm ru,, l«r . «.«Nf**r*l. l ira
»* II. 1*0 \ m il
|| | Ll'ilO M
The Dnl» h l i - i*
Jap* would take F.i
W m h the *ki»i o f f 1*\%I w it It
a Ikirn
w«rm water nn.l '.‘.fi lipplu
* «"ft hriikh Bnfi t*•nt i \ in
vent lirui«inkr
How will the ILH.A. hit hack Junior Auxiluiry
Is Entertained i
at Jaonn? Where nre •the
Jap* most vulnerable? Thi.Mis* ^ophin McDouirnl enterMarch »f Time anHwerx taincil for member* of the Jun- !
•these questions!
;°r Auxiliary of the American |
Member FDIC
Locomotive’s WhedH Townsend Petition
Receives Attention
Faster Than Train
P e r son als
March Of Time’s
“Far East Command”
The Sanford
Atlantic National
Bank
5afeD 2posi tftjx
Clerks will nu-rt lit tho homo
o f Mr. nn.l Mr#. M. I.. Wngh'l
nt HI)!) I 'M .
Party At Mayfair
A Safe Dcposttory
Insurance c o n i remote lost'
Ot b\tmcd Lrcmakc.s. t* '
Telephone 148
StiNDAY
John II. Weir, national TownTH U R SD A Y
........
Mr*. W F Mann o f Orluntlo
Nfn«! rrpre^* ntativr
from
thr
TH* Townsend Club will h a v e 'F ifth
<’onyrcjtiiional
IMtotrict. in the euent o f her * o n nnd
I Its regular meeting at iho Court will ift<Mre»* mcmliriH of
th*. t'at^hter-in-luw. Mr. and Mrs.
House at 8:00 P. M.
Townwnil ( lul» at
tiu*
Court Roy Mann.
Th* reguar mooting o f Somi- Ifoii'M* ut .’I'lMI |*. M. |ircrctlc*»l liy
Tom Vermin, who U with the
note Chapter Two. C). " ,
»,|| the rlub’ r iiilviwiiry council meet
Fire I t'u r tin i nt at ('am p Bland*
be held at the M lo nio Tomple inir ut I XI IV M.
i-* .-|M'n<liriir u few days in
at 7:30 to h* preceded
by
*
MONDAY
Snnfnrd.
| eovererl dixti supper nt Gr.'tt) I*.
The I>«*|x*nilnhlc Cln*dt « f the
M. All member* are rtqu e-'cd to MrthfMlixt Chim-h will mevt at {
pret
be present nt 0:|-i -o ihnt -u p thr ht»mc of Mrs. n. !•# Kr.iKht. • Mias .Martha .Xilnmn U evnectBull!
per ran be »err -d promptly at 1212 Myrtle Avenue, at 8:00
Bench
Satitnlny
to
lie
the
week6:30 o'clock. All pa»t mat ror t IV M. with Mis. (). K. (io ff a*
••rul jruest *.f M kh l)o rii Hull.
»n«l pa%i patruna nf tha« r!«r;*l«*r CO-hURtl'to*.
Will l*C honorr.l ju "afn.
’I He I ruth S*'.'ker*c Clu.-i o'
U r tiihh'*. who has been m ite
1
FRIDAY
the VltthiHli^t ( Imrch will iileei •II m the Uriin c (Jcnernl llo-sCentral Circle o f the Garden nt the horn., ul Mr** I |l. Mur
lotnl in (lrl:iri<|o lu#* been rem ov
* Club will meet st the home of tin on |:ir*| M.IIonv.llo Avcnu*
’d fn th*
\tlartic Conit Line
Mm. R. B. Chapman, 200 Earl ft r n* M-cul.n tnufithlv hu^inoNs 11OM)*11AAI 111 W.iyilOhA, (Jj.
Tenth Street, at 10 :0 0
A. M. and 'MM'iul
ot/. at :J:0u !'
Roll call will be "pruning diffi- M.
F I Fanning ha a ret timesI to
I cu ltles." M m . J . C. Bill#, J r ..'
TUESDAY
his home m WaAhin^ton. (Jn.,
after
^pendin^ a few duyx with
WlU v ,P,rf,k
“ P ran 'n r H elp*."!
The I'hiUthen Class o f th.
Tn^ Dirt u R nlen en Circle of | 1'n'nhytert;tn Church will meet nt hi* brother in-law and winter, Mr.
the Garden Club will meet at j thr home „ f Mr*. \V. A l.#-a\ j ami M rv J P Thurmond.
the home o f Mrs. R. E. T o la r .. itt at a tin |- M
807 Magnolia Avenue, at U:."iu
Mr*»
JaiiD'v M CritppN and
A . M. Group Four in to bring *
Mi
Ma<lire l.et.ette o f Cairo,
favorite camellia#. The program \ | r u
V V n liln n f 'U ’ n a
tin., n r e Ihe- r e*U o f M rv
will Ira In the form nf a garden 1 Y I fS ‘ »> 0 1 0 0 1 1 I .I Y C H
1 iap|ea* |i:in nt h. M r. mid Mrs.
CiUiz.
W C. II ill
The Azalea Circle o f the (Jnr-[
Buddy HinIidd am| William l.efden Club will meet ut the home
Fiitertuiioiur
in
!>• n<»r
ol
l*i Jr m e » xtxcted to arrive
o f M m . F. A. Urie. run# We^t Six-1
ot.t'Oi-w from tlo* (!niven<ity ol
Uenth Stn*et, at ft:00 IVM. with Min. c . fi Itolon- in I’ ittwfia-lil
Mr*. M. C. lla gsn a# c<i-hn,t,.„.' |
»'-»<«r at the
hu td i in (Jaiiirwville t«r *|»end
Roll call will Ira anawen-d with- aoti-l Mayfair, Mr- ).. F. *»Vel
the w< « kt'iol with their parent**.
clippings for the circle's w rap
w11'* tn »ie -» of a
Itrnlge
Mr*. .1 T. Hra.ly hn* a* her
book.
luncheon at the hotel <„ TilesThe Rgac Circle o f thi* (Janlen I duy nftern«H»n. Mr- WVlilcii i** tfUe-t-4 m hr-r home un Fnlinet’ u Avenue h#r -om* and dnuirhClub will meet at the heme o f : “ I"'* « Kw«'«t nt th.- hotel.
M rt. C.eoree A. DeCottm at 10:00
Following lull! hi «,ii the i;iic*t« ten-in-luw . Mr. and Mr* J. T
A.M . ftt which time a “ home flow •pent thr aftm ioori in plaviilfr. Brmlv id Lickxi.tiville and Mr
ind Mi* Kdward Briidy o f Turne r ahowM will be iti|?ed.
with priziw
of $\ in defenae
Interdenominational Council of •tump* hem * n*rt*ived by
Mr* pn.
Women'a Work in all the churche* Walter S t lemun ami Mr*. R
urjrea the attendance of »|| the
Hoheit Neumjui. \vh«> recently
A. Newman, hitrh kcurer*
ut
women o f Sanfortl to the World’*
M'ined tin* Fritted State* Nava!
each o f the table*.
Day o f Prayer Service to be held
Be«erve Air (Von-, left thi* a f
Tho*e
enjoying
the
party ternoon for Jacksonville for a
at Ihe FI rat Baptist Church, at
w ere: .Nlrw I'oI um. * Mr*. (Jeorve final checkup Indore icointf to
3 : 0 0 . P.M.
I)
Th# afternoon sewing session A. |K*( «dle«*, Mr-. (ienrtfc
Norfolk. Va . whete he will *rrv«*
Mr-.
Ctdenum,
Mr*. » six week-*’ .|iin ranting* period
fo r ths Red Cro** will Ik* un Bi*h<>p.
der the direction o f Mr*. J. T. Niwman. Mr*. |i. |.. Thra*her. at the naval training station
Newby.
.Mr*. J. II. Ilintermiiiter.
Mr*. there.
Klmer BeunLley, a ru«**t ut the
8A T U R D A Y
Word ha* Iraen received that
The Pozt O ffice Auxiliary ami hotel, and ilrw WVldcn.
Lee Bntiman. •on of Mr. nnd Mr*.
I- K. Hatimun. who i* ntationnl at
the naval trainmir *tatinn in N or
Fenlurc
At:
folk, \ a., hu* received one white
BUY VICTORY STAMPS’
dripe. and teen made •ersreant
5:25 — 7 :.T0 _ 9 :ar,
d liini-t over H.*» men.
Lee re•et\rr| hi* nnlifary trninintr At
— Also —
I iirlirle Milit try Academy in BnmIn-rir. S. C.
Those are more than 3,000,000 Irlephomo. in firrat BrlUlu.
huh?
peace-loving people,
MaeArthur
eArthur and hi*
I doughboys ore proving
at th* most warlike nest
----Mn
•U th* Japs ever
Social Calendor
RANDALL
ELECTRIC CO.
4
Ho business is rotten ami will get worse, hull?
I
ho there Is m ore unem ploym ent In Pinellas Loiinty
thmi during the depression, and It .will g e t worse, h u ll?
Ho we are all goin g to hell In a hack, h u h ?
HI. Petersburg started grow ing b efore there wuh a
railroad Into Pinellas County.
It grew through un era w hen un automobile could
hardly got -In or out o f Pludlnn County.
It grew through a World W ar, a good sized one.
It grew through a post-wur puttie,
It had n lalapaloozu of a boom a fter that puttie.
It grew through the liquidation porhxl o f llml tssim.
when every Imnk in the city closed, and real property had
no value.
•*
It then grew through u> period o f national depression
that made previous periods o f luiril lim es look like ttie
golden era.
I.
.. It grew through a purivtl o f drastic adjustm ent in
the national econom ic orgohism.
A nd it ran not only survive hut expand during tlild
still more drastic ch a n g e lit m obilizing this nation and ihe
world fo r an all-out war.
A ro the solid citizens o f this town men or m ice?
Aru they going to surrender to changing tim es?
W e mnst adopt ourselves or die, or at least dry up and
lut thn DiurlRnRu holtlorn forreioHu oil u com m unity th at
ban run up Uio white flag.
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BENDIX HOME
LAUNDRY
rtmember
rt
tik
It* Wge,asbo,,7
nprairie, a frrigblacrlbbler;
•. Ha wrote some liook*. looked up
, from n wonl.
worn
man.
eltihl.
MBS. LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor
All Papular Brands
ARCADE .
Package Rtore
Hide taverns, travel agencies, stores o f ull kinds, deliver-,
and service system s will find it necessary to reorgonlz.
THURSDAY^ FED^IS. I * « _
S ocia l A n d P erson al Activities
IsONDON, Feb. U l-O D -I/jr l
rh-artrhrook \1 working without
salary in his new assiemnent as
minister uf war produrtion, a
footnote
to a supplementary
civil estimate revealed Wednes
day.
By GEORGE TICK LB
NEW YORK, Kcb. 10—</P>—
Phil Baker, yarning between at
tack* upon his income tax report,
wst, disclosing embarrassing mo
ments. In twenty-five years of
; show business, he believes a little
Gasoline enough for five au
scene be and Jack Benny shared tomobile trips around the world
-ectne* chan: to being lops for un- can be carried by one type of
predlcUtle results.
arge bomber being manufac
That was the time Sid Grsu- tured for U. S. defense.
mm opened his .million dollar
therter—long before Baker or
More Iron ore has been proBenny had Iwcome radio stars.
Grauman wanted them to make a diced in Ontario than In any
I Joint entrance In sn elevator that other province uf Canada. .
. shot up out of n trap door. Pre' ceding the comedians sere It, hr
several lavish production numbers
Involving scores of beautiful girls.
The rebcanals went slong well,
but the night before Ihe show
■K Caruso
___ dird.. ond
cned Knncn
ratiman decided open a few
changes in Ihe &Ik>w without tell
Ing llaniiy and Baker anything
rbout (hem
i
Grauman ope ned Ihe llieitrr in
O. U. Farrell, Pr*p. ••
darkness, and twelve trumpeters
P*
ed "Taps" from the Iwilrony,
Milker BU(
white Ihe chorus girls, Had in Pkoii, OKI
bite robes, appeared carrying
till esmlles singing "Nimrer
God i o Ther” ami “Thry N’ceifn
a Songbird it) Heaven So God
Took Caruso Away."
NEED
Then rfline one minute ut si
Imre In Irltute to the grcrl opera
singer.
3ltst then the trap door flew
open and out shot 'Baker end
. . .They had been 1(poked
weeks. . . .Hut Hie show
one. Phil says In- r*n
still * fe «r tin- terrible silence
lliat greeted them when they mudt
tbsir appearance.
WILL WAKII • RIN8B and
COKTAfNTgt DRUUrritTN
DAMP DRY Yoar CLOYilRfl
While
You Att/od In Other
l.AKKLAIVI), Feb. Iti-IA V IfOL'BBIlOLD DUTIEH............
Usduclfnn of Ihe munber* of
styles at euntalner* for Floridii
Ask tor a Deatons! rattoo!
dim s tram IS2 to in wns m-oinmended Wedm sdny by Ihe Flori
da Citrus rommlssioii ns n move
In conserve malnrinls anil labor
in the iwlion war effort.
al#4#a krrrla ara »<— rraarira. o f supplementary businesses such as tourist resorts, road
.1 table*poon* fat
Arrange chop* m -hill, w pin
top with rr**t of inir.. «|m ..t« |ii,,n
tl incheto belt»’v f Ioaimi* flame un
til brown </ !»• th *ulf« I .iwer
heat and c<h«k 1«* tninuti Apple-t eler y Salad
1 1-2 clip* culled t:i
IM
2 tah|e«p«M iiw h mi.it
1 cup diced c« h i \
1-4 « ilf* IlK'ki'll Mil
1 8 teiiwpitoiti -. I*
1 - 1 i up «:iiud dir- i
( hill . m i't' ilieitf s, ,,
rrrve in mwl liM»*d
ith
i let tuc*
Deep-IB* S I hi-rr
Fie
J cup* «ceded •. *1 .
2- I cup hll; i
2 lah|c*|H>on% fl .tn
1 2 tcu’vpiHin in u i
I tca*|NMin trruVd I*.... .. nnd
1 M tra^pinm ■«. It
1-2 n ip cherry ........
-• tnblc*|mun* utaiiiv pu.e
INch
u -t
l.ioh pie
me n
rtu-t
Mix i-nerriew,
n ?I.'itr nun «•.
rimi nnd ■•alt I n i*H hut f i n d
*hlllIo\\ Itnk *t»
V 'l tills
um| covet w *i *•
• T XL.ki
xte in w|its in i '
h»l» ll.th* *»
minute * in im’dt t
FOUNTAIN
SYRINGE
Sfffifc,'..-. 2 7 *
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_ la ssUsrtssd teg. ^
Almond Cream
RKGULAIl 50c
BOTTLE, Now
25
UU. T om e
too
.ffilfi&Et. 97<
COUPOf
Keep wrists relaxed.
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hominy cakes,
with
'(liter make a gras
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THURSDAY, W
FARMERS' MARKET
Atl-.rnvy fur I 'h l.lt ll
iv e u .v r t d s ,
a u r u fA i.
vanr... raniaf aaa. wwa
af aam a w
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llpr. 11.10
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CAtll.l 1‘ IAJWKll->l*rat.., II 71-11.00
C E LK IIT-Cralra ll.TS-U.lo
CEMCH Y IfK A ltT d -O rd l-. l l t l -
(X)M:RREHEN-SIVE
§ l J | * Uto mm* - given
o >W »
mauiwu ii
r.U B lr Jud>M*’gr-*«ioUw»<* roon lr.
tTnrl-L. dir ltd 'T k m M d»y ol
J l'irli. m i . K/r. iH A u 'a l uf M m .
un'l r»r-fill'll 4 1 'rl.a r*. -aa Adminliln t n r «-l On- N liln i.f Allred f .
I- - . - >1 +>-*•.*#.■ mr-tnlv iMh day
uf J-:>|n « j ; l»4r.
1
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A d n ti.U irn o f . ,,f Iha
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II, M S
• Q »5 SANFOBD HERALD. BAN70BD. FLORIDA
Florid-*. **PMii
t Is lit i calendar
wom]kt • rrMi., in** « b u or )h »
firit pilllrilM tJ 'o f thfi wo»m .
Karh .cU<ra «»r (Im h i M m»«t^ tr>
In wrlfhur. DM'l mwrfr
.tlm
t.Ure< * ( .rw 4iliflir uod-HMl t*ffU'C
M 4r + t * l t # « * rInliu.iMt. Mod
(m
ft* t»F Mk - c UImuM. Jrn
atrnf. vr t u allnrn»7 , «r;ih # a b » >
will 1w»fclt Voltl n^nmfhf* «* la**
rir*t labile* ip .* tbHi i i i b «UY
enly-Matched
d W ill Ran
Mr*. Quklt WiKnn, lietue tie INMHUation agent. r» romme1nl.« tm>!
rwdpea Uninc .ubstilutes fur ml-t-1
* ».' "f'mrar la an enrrmr foral,
rontntnlmr rwi mlnenila o r vitaMlta , Mra. W ll.on vlntnl. “ Now
that m ip r Iv to lie n tlo n cd , w o
ran tulivtilute ranr iirrtip. co m
ajtnip and honrjr.
syrup U a kkmv o f calrium. phosphorus and Iron atilt
d r ill rom aym p h’ » even more
W hi. but lean o l the Other two
lUtnl nilncmlx. lV hlt. c o m ayrIfp la not rich In any o f theac
m inem l., hut will *erve no a m bdtnllto.”
, •
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KVKI.TN M. IIKIOEK.
A . r .r e o lo r « f the U .I
tvni anil rr.inm enl or
lli-nrv «r. U il«r,
IVrtOHil.
p Itilkatlba J.tmwiy
ootatrialing favorite will
l/.jM w ir poat call, for tho
i rinophriwMchH ami Jt la
■r
:>lh.
PlwheMa Uwt lhe favorkn
bel*hJ|(| ™
rtfo thin 12 lo mtr.
■hy DU. which, hao been m u roed recently, U likely to ho
•r ihe favorite, over the ftlf ' W Moi b it the draw fo r
pm It Iona will pn A abiy dothc .encounter atnre.-Mverat
I* JefV bare-decide. | prafn~>t pdoHlon. Sun.
ONIijNiI t>n*. Iiun l«e-«aOlt.VNOKC-l Uo* K. A. Comb. MO
Mta. l.r No 2 il l1) Itaoa *lo
to
envrrintr
County Home DemofMiYtim Agent
i Feature Race
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MriNII HAVIN'; I'l.AUIrt OH UK
MANbN AliAINMT
W t\ T K ,
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i-oi'.Y ry o r n
T oo .net rati
tinlllirtl .e*|. I
any clalne. , ai
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aanin-u ili« . a
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r c r liV l* PH—Ona Boa. l l e O r
KikJI-UlNt—Uu llpr. Il.tS -ir.H
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No r i i .is
L ir tT V o I —Crhtaa. tre.l
r—t e r *
M II l l - l J vo la l i e . l i r v l*
I I .t t - l l .f i
I.UIEO—llo .Oakl. II SO
tlt'n r.Vltir J llt;t-N —Uv« Hun- 1S«-
,9r. damaye catuh-d by fire,
».Ue* hevoJtasrr. wimlslorm
dUakr donowrn to your auto
la . other ■thhn collUlon or
f
4
O k ^ 'c ii i t liR W f o H h t il
« . . . ..U b M V b r
E tlV U bnk fd fdr t h v .'fr v
iposltlon (n* Orlatpio tills
V^Vi< vV; \ * ooC.
» »'
b i t - m - 'l i
-I emu «liu lr »'Uaf l flour
1 cnii rlxyifed pecuu ineiil»
l'iin'li o f Kilt
l*ut na-ata uml aalt into floor,
MU avrnp mal liuttrnnllk loijrtli«T- fo u r this m iltu rc Into tinflour
MU w «ll. J*our Into g r u s « t i-aiu ami <axr in niudi-r.tr
W»en ULO ik jfrre r) fur 45 iniou**' ...
.
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t.iaverbrcad Khorlrohr
* *'"*’* Rp,,r1 . .
.
l- uspoon baklni; ^ a .k -r
\>a fuun atdb
’ " a 'p o o o trltrtrr.
u
PLATTE,
Neb.. Feh.
[^7-SU n 'flail and W. J.
w o r _nrb^twd 'e filf balla, mte
fo r itimr ho Ice, from an
dm n| a height uf 600 feel.
lliry
earoe
down
and
j the |ialU onto lira grrcni.
i nml f ’ hnrley
Koont*. •ptjiyir
their
rrgular
game, won 6-1.
far ptrhchnla
'In advance tbr «*aet coot nf
each fnrillty. Advaiicr cupica
havu been umU In nlanning nml
ronsthtcfillg fcercatlunul faclllllen nt oercral haw* uf lira
armetl tcrvKra in Floridii.
n. fig a r a , It -on a
road*, Imafriclcnt
ra. ami a «upply
rd Hare— 1-H Mile *
W r
4a
I -or— l l . r r •
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nod Tradfr.
r
• Cold lAOdl.
trill Race— ra ta rity
ittiff
r>ti«kr UiMh
il
M ill* Uittanu
•ad.
T l. IahMIo
MARGARET.ANN AND GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SUfJGEST:
T im c u t c n IT c o v U t f t t t l
m b
*t a t k
n r r io n im
t* rH U U K H T .
j ih k t a i.
r tn r ir r i i t
!» v ik a iiw iani.y. cm -a rtv
EDWAito nuii'niAiiu wnnai.
CUIH'1 If U l.l.K U "
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Cuuipljlnuiil,
oa.
•
nUTII f. HPlJHIt. Drlrndant.
lilin lt i B
nnniw t n r r t i u r a t i o t .
the
« t a t k o v r u o u iv x to
Ituth I. Kparr, n|u-«o l.sMcne*
npd pu.t otrk - rddreiii Is l i t
JuraUmari Strr.it. ( i II. C. IIHI.
(irOvklyiL .N. TIT 19 tM I'E ltF t! that jo * »t>s i n to in . uln or c»taiuHn;|
tier.la lllrd. an or trrforr Hi. lad
d«v of H itrh, IMS. a* In d .liiilt
llirrm f a tlrcrrr I'lo CopItUu will
be iiUtrro-1'aaata.l you.
1
it
is
y u iiT itr.il o n u iiB K t'
that Ibia Order bo publi.t— u m *
a * « t fnr /mtr ,oni.«;utlT. * c k o
In lb . HantuM tl.ralrt, „ n«wa-1
pab.r pafeUabed In Hanford, Mrnitn-iie Ontinty, rtvrida
IVITNUSS my hand and »r»j of
Make Every Meat a Company Meal
• AS a d v e r t ij Se d in « o o d h o u s e k e e p in g
ntY NEW iMPKilVED
K ixrt c
1-hlUOrlpkln
CAMAY
• C-rcam Choi‘Hc 25c • CORN, W ciin ...... 10c
t m W K K T N rt.
• PRUNES, 2-11). cln. 10c
em M M t tMaia
• SYRUP
. ...... . 17c
h a w l/ra
• V-8 Cocktail
20c • RAKING POWDER 21c
• Crisco, ’ 3 Jbs. 64c • CIX)R0X, P t 10c (It 17c
IS-.aL Canada tlry
. a. lev ^ SANI-FLUSH, Igc..... 10c
• Ginger Alo ... 26c
CIGARETTES, ctn. $1.19
.f»»L In. ate 'tv U. d r U. » .
3M 8c
I4.pl«a Wat*. Ikli ..feiikl. waa.t'Uat “ Mal. •< «»
a w l a c— m o wool r .l I«W yovr T«nl4«T »»»••
-
R>4 T e a
rtaahnrn
Cuttnn Uln
m
l-r.tir Oallr
Rare— S -II Milo
aptlMnbara
yr.ml.* in— •( I*. •*“ . .«Hi»k..« Ikal m Oi inn*
•lT.il, m p i.... » . . ) | w K “ Ik. f.UMry la w Mart, rnn
»m win. bdgKi M « ,wipi*« —•« ow »k ^ w . too, vooH
•*4 Unit • pInn*, it MlwvkMv yixit tw^larUa f K * f
loa.lar. «»»nr 4a» lev yrU*» ore ■ lo T 'o t l/t f it e /U M i
4 l l .r n 4 .r t . a d .it ll.r d
in
liaart
I I .H t k n p I w i
a rc
bark .d
by
IM a
0 **1.
.CVrb
jiSkyTvtf{r
Met
Miriam
w »oy
noli r a n
M7 Q 0*R
■jtiatla'a Jim
» y :T a * -.r
Larky Wire
KhUh Rare— Fat arity
ky HUiToart Quia,
n»d Olrl
Ural Sira
■flavor C h .f 'tan* VaUry
ry r u -t
. Kanra* (Vma.r
TigtS >Race—Fatatitr
W W <
im
. .
l * v fl .Im aNa
a Milky
tvay
»UHt Of .pbnferwaraa Ualwy: th e
pnekwt them oTT with tho reft Of
the National In rn e ebanipluni
fof Iho Havana training
l « f t behind were three huhlenta —pitcher IVhltlotr: Wraft,
nitfleWcr Hlxic Walter " an!
Rookie
Pitcher Juhn Kraaa,
None pf tlic three even abwwed
up i t ' Minin* to talk to Xaci
Pball, the club prraldcnt.
Si- WWItt WMacPhaii, who few In ' frAm
(roiu the Am New York laat nloht, rtubed
mrar from hi*
Miami OwMh
Intel thl* momlnv amt want io
work on the player* he hod not
olmed.
•
•a Ur, after the iqoad bad M l
lot Havana on two thxrtordl
Pan American CHppar, club' ko- SpoMitnan‘* K r it .
erot4iy> John McDonald /. aHBAtmrod that the five - Mal
reached an agreement on their »d the atmurmborf. Yea. H
ill .Tooak
AntbroM
braftM Boy
Liitw. 11||,
(RlrTruth H o r e -S IK Mile
<U.aJal.la ITawy . >
Lagty dnkrr
Sn»-ky . Tdlo
raam lllah
MrrC* ivlrtc
.
r/pifr SiaiTOu
•I'fflrrr Andrew
0 . Jim-by
iKdy ll l i u .r 4
riM dU U U V * tlKAT
BEETS
FLOUR
oroK ri.r a r n i n e n
0V 4B T
•|A V’> .S ^
it grrrla u u
nwnoura w f
tuardod.
eh^khtkTnrl^“ rt^orrt^!^ 1
}»• myriad aaa%*, did the Job.
- , v,;.|
ry koldler mtul ha a flght>
,
A p p ^ 't Iba.
J
R
2M
L,e 1
v ir s s .
,
Cabbage, 1h.
l M ru n i n .
■Irlnli . .
iv .-0 .a a
I .M l e - l l t a s la -A t
|»a
mi |
C ho#sq. «»
35c
Poaohuro Hot Go Pork
■
S iu ia p t
Sausage
ifU9U41. rBgKaTttVR
No. 31. Caa
LOV ET i
*b 2 9 c
Pillodalphia
Scrappl# H-»a 15c
Pod Unk. Salokad
Sausagw H» 15c
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Lowgd Evgryday Pricgs
Holtgil WggV-End SpgcigW
201 E. Firit St.
QUANtllV KICKIS OIStKVtO
Apple Butter..... 15c
Pancake Flour 10c
(•*(> •
SOAP, lge. bar 4c
Oninunrn
- — a 1-3.
FLAKES, lira; 22c
Yurnip Grcciw 10c
SSwELS
7'/,c
<
4 ItW
Meal or Grits
13c
AWm . J r a l a .
M\*iNdl*.-|b 2 3 c
S .S « * iS
lr(x>11trringh«b<
Toilet Tissue
ApO^cIly .
t S m’a t o e s
AJMfe Sauce
R in d liti-lb
LOVETT'S
3 2 7 Sdnlord Avg
H eads
SIDES
STEtV
>w
...............lb
...............
lb
3 2 c VI
flu b owner W o n t
I irr-y* “ l».
LOIN PIN-BONE
CLUB or RIB
BOTTOM ROUND
Uut link I* the
mado niiothcr Ion
R f f ; rny'I'h.lKW .
•If ruch 1*. Ihe
• 'r . . r * * i ( s ',
Mullet 2 fca 2 5 c
“ poni.h
•
M ackerel * 17c
ror honlift 9 —Nock Shea.
t u g * . IteadUM. O'-*on
Shrimp
ib
29c
roney. Whela
Fish R oe **. 3 9 c
tJoebeH
rnx-.....ib,
AoUahurr
S Yeaura Old
Lobsters ib 2 5 c
ktar'.CRl'CY.
Saa Boot
*
-
Steaks fr 3 5 c
BaltialoM L*trv Sal.
r*1* *
T B K . T O P .O F .T B B . C R O P I
Fine Fat Friuli
DreitMgd Rod
OYSTEM
UarnU not
wttlbr -that |
3 5 c o * 6 fd
Wgakl Par Wgahingiona Birthday, M , Beur, F(H*4
Florida
In R<
28c|
FirmCmp HoricU
LETTU CE
PiPYiskiiui
caw
hgmi
fttrnwara for
Und or Bunahtn. Oragabwg
‘ Ifaltar
Juk« 3 n» 2 20c
) — a ry gunakje,
Orongos2J«* 25.C
M ayonnaii# w»25
(ih* I f j«
Florida h*a
•fa In utliJ;
l.k , B-.-J. %>< ,4»r
(d rlof. 4 9 t-6 Itjal
L+i4 O' Sunahiiia Pagaut
Grapefruit 6 *’' 2 5
Buttqr 34.gR 25c
IUittR.nl lira.C
Ihr nuiitea eft.
- 30112Vfec
*•'*- 1—1 7 c
aaL f .'’ :
m 3(13
22c mod. 9c
F’ C n ry a lA m a It'
Pin IV-rt
Wggigm WboU
porsontal uf the .‘club. wbW
long ago h id no working •.<
With wlijch U> oto'rt t g . n i
qow uw*a. Wtnikn
Pea Soup
aa-eo. ra a .a b .ir .
Tomato Juice
SPINACH
PEAS
aitvrr r i m
K R A U fc
Shoulders tb
MongH’s Palacg Bongl
M o Wrapped
f
r.n oH .N .M irt.
>b
fioih
,hpvf been! Bid the lkow ga
f* »h in on tlipoe .■nlght.- j
natll they are played, f c ,
TASTE'RICBER
tL
'h
Backbone n»
roo had hten
W bDUCE
than.' A M
canuMCvUI
.. .•
Is".
Long e ra rull CrOwm
T - B O N E , lb ,
3 T aO C ans.23'c Macaroni or Spaghetti.
lb. 26c PEACHES .... 13Vk APRICOTS
S B .
n a fta 1
own. Thom waa one
IONA COCOA
fONA m j R
in u r e
U. S.
.iml r n i MM I .I A K "
tir ■|*11* k
N u k io
nm liir- ,« r v plannluv: i
lirei- t -Ml call- m*ri-a|Tv ' '
i i-lil .n e t.'to to o n ty Ar-i wlii|*|.i'-l l;ier 'III*- lu-it
ninrily dd«- t -
•
w iy p
dod ttiR 'Ja tiU j
pert,
Kvtt.n' Uinwgh which .w a l
irmutar Corp. could unlfaL
oada wait horrihU.
|
- unpin I
In
Chops
Ce c a l n d t ic b
HT1I
irvtni
maniifacliir«*n«a \\!< 1- ,»|. i
i p talk r j/* .
T ln -rv'
trail-|>«rft
nirliiii'i.
Save A Little, Everyday, On Everything
You Buy!
HUAI h
AIR GOLFER# LOSE
a *uM l ptHirtaffc. Home q f the
p « * v r M iuhih uf c o m will *. m
planU</ fur th** f l n t
tinto III
till* ;»*ri i«»n.
..
.
prpsram; at? Centro!
PKA'I tin llpr. II -o 11 J l-l.l'l-KIUd Jl-i ll|0.'.C.I>r tVeodcr,
II TS-ieyt tvales I M S l l . : i
fO T A T f’ IHVin— C r O i l l - l lltlea,
IM S I lia .
CWT H«a ISA*
HAHWIIKS Iros. Il.i.
-Oe ,
-
ci ililu'*1* III
Itrral
. j ?»
PAKMI.ET—()'« liuii lit
#; f**» h f'ih U Insurance It
N*
K’ hoir H'heat Preaa .Nal
T 2 co p . b'ittermilk
.'2 -3 to p dark, ortup
3 tea: poona IwJj
riiit.
* »iulrsi,4llliul illfUltull h ill III*
r\|Ult!> CU|1I? link*.** mi* ilo U c
hmhii'
o f mnirollim* piiiHifMlIv
all
Mr. Kliliiilgr nlatnf.
I **Imit it iiiiiM In* rJtphu*»te'.l that
. pile.- c«uitml ran not U« ait .nipj lirJinl by hulf-wnv mint* iin*< nr
I by
uctH>nn
wlmlt
t m «o.i|>;t* t
j onlr pavt o f tlu- i»ri r *tni<atuiv.
I ••Thfa will itivnl' r «* Ifilml uf
| * i p * nin| fnrni pi i
:i «r||
ua I hr isUilill'ihnii iil
»•
prlct*
I
| fe,l, I. (fen
Broccoli bch 12'/aC
l»vlj» 1m|#1
C abbago
w m
lb,
#
**
5*»
You |uat wouldn I
. haHovo Ihlt prl-a
would b o poaitbla
'la Itaiaa llkalhaaa.
l» -r i « «
Carrots
I
wring Rio whola
n
fa
wild
f*h
Im >',ma-3uaO'
but horn II la - n
km
|§S
O lo o
I
'b
Und O' h wlJg
Butter
b
Kffek'i IMwt*
Levgtt’i 16-or E B r ic M N h M ^ 'L W :
,
' -.1
2c
Cauliflower * I4c
01 Ctgfgg Too Am A»gggdl
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ib
JL
5c
*
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I
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TnURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1942
TH E S A N FO R D
Boat’s
Don Budge Developed Into Tennis
ISEMINOLE COUNTY
Ace On His Strong “Forcing Game” COURT RECORDS
- By SAM JACKHON
n F .R K R fX Y , Calif., Feb. 19
ORLANDO. Fab.
IS3-<8peclal)—There's going to be a de
finite war motif to thia year's
Royal American Chows* midway
at tba Central Florida Exposltion.
Both ride derleea and tenttheater attraction' come under
that heading,* ahowmen
said
heiV today. William
Aldrich's
**Pearl Harbor Revue" will be a
leader Id theatrical attrarilona,
featuring ringing, dancing and
music* atari
Imported
from
Oahu’a moot famona. "nltterlea”
potronlxcd ;%y tba t outpost's
w r t M U i r , r r t . in. ia«a*
Q t IT CLAIM lIKKIia
hnwrvrr.
lltinirr. K tlu b « lh
H Tlf
"When Bed** r*ma in me h« CJsr»
,
nr a . In I’ jm I Herman a* » * llfiisofi. Panlln* l«*iah m
vtr
wax
California Stato champion
*• In Paul Harm in »• m*.
hut hr was n long way from Ix*- Hr(Hanlon,
Katharlna I » t
vlr
ing n rral champion/* Stow rc- Virgil, lu I*iul llarm an »| a t.
rluaivcly
under
his
luti»!kg*,
Intra. “ Ilia ti*rva wan awful an<J:
!«algh. Waltar
hi* couldn't play the net le tte r • llarman #1 u«.
tha'*
a
a*
m i.
i«
rani
latnufis, Pslmer #• III. In
llarman al at.
natural I
i i H i t . H rr% T »: R o H r u u i K
child.
“ However, he waa «
athlete. He had n great potential I llaifim. I!. I. a| MB. In Hanford
backhand. This I* ilouhtlw* <li»A ! PrmliKtlon CYadll A mm
n u r r i i i . m iii T i ii ii r .
to the fart that althorgh righ t-1
KlaM. Joel H-. In Aania Flnanc#
handed, he wan a left-handrd
ba«ehall hatter.**
N K T A I * T IT t.H f O W H U T
Stow can relate many technl- J OrUiOflo Farm Kd|iilpm#ni Hl«re.
In
II.
y . Ward.
cal Improvement* he worked out
Ov lando Farm l^iulpmeal Hlore,
’ with Budge— a different grip to in 1C. L llag**n.
R A T IIK A rT iU ^ « V MOHTfJ ifiVS
|help bln forehand, the flatten-!
ing out o f hla nerve, long hour* | Hrtcwer U f f . I ‘n . Inr. in l». L
llendrleka.
I perfecting hla turn for *troke* | Hanford Prndairllnn f’ redll A»«n^
! on either aide, teaching him
III f IriiftP I*. IlsnUli r | at.
! volley, nn(| importing *ki|l a n d . A M l O i N K i T OP MOUTH HIM
1n m fid e n r r
ITS HERE!
t n n n « n m » o * i(u « t * A
isw r a i c a - M i a b m A *
f t u r i n l O M aSM tnfM T
UAf* fO R O N U liM O R fl i
in f u e llin g
the n e t.
I'nvluicion dunpMiir. i« M •*•••■ Ainl.lf»* AM uranr* f «
iim I
The United H ta tc bought Alaoka from liuaaiu in 1HOT fur
*7,200,000.
Dutch traderi hod built huU
> Manhattan aa early a i 1013.
P|ipf2NCCSS./ HOW DOSS
ITPS E LTO N HAVING <
LUNCH H D C SNAZZIEST
m o m - a w n newvocm^
By PAUL ROBINSON
PEEiCAraoUNa'i
s e c an v
(
CELE8(2inES.r
ITS A Gt2CAT UFE/1
IFTOU MXUdTAHir
INTHISSHOW.THEYIL
BE PORTING 'K><J r—
T OUT/---------- -----)
HEftES TO PAMS,
P O O T U N E -B N D
THtpuosuiror
HAPPWESS .* TO
the r u n ia t.* ib is
CVkNCff T O t r / f —
taken
wares
of canvas tacked to the hull earry most o f tha stowage, Includ
ing the yellow U f a
jackets.
These are rubber contraptions.
Dangling down from tham are
two pieces o f plastic about tha
rite o f dice. Pull them and you
punch a hole In a carbon diox
ide gas cartridge. Then your
few low s ■ tins, precoillna |be)t blow* up Uko * pouter plgr ilr * . many pr*wn
•h,,..|fon .and
you’re supposed
to bo,
m enls sre from previous n i n - j
,
,,
u o«i carloads end irMcktoA<l«
f.A.Ii. shl|.|dnw point (based on
delivered nsles I. . . all Irab*[.ortsilmi rhargesi and earlnsd.
f.n.h. rssb track, and I roc k
Poids r. al, nl packing house-,
10- rrslea irlnuned laps, ifnlden l l - . r l . Individually wast
ed
and prec«»«iled. X -l
d u *.
I M S .l a s . curs alralkM H r
1 don.
•> dos. tl.0 3 -I .tt.
s dos.. It lO-J.lo. in dos., m ost
ly 11 ns. tew hlsh I s 11U»
shipmenisi ar* (rom preeious Ide-icing
mixture a n d
4 401. l.lS-«sa, t lihi ite .
t.So mostly 1.71*1.0", ■ ,lo«.
X.li-J.Tt mostly I.SO-lti, IV
doa J to-l.so mostly l.Ti.i oe,
a n -,
fMlN A
wrapped 3.7S-4.00, l*a.ral 1-1
dna !.S0-l.ta mostly lOO.Jli,
I dna r.7S-l.sa, i dna t t i - t l ,
la dna A XX'S t.OO-US.
«AUX. tiuld.s mostly oril. to
r.'lr Iinallly and fund. J0“-fJ“
B C O A O W A V .'K A T B ’B W R
CANW I H « TNCAmt-/
THBWORLOAT l
VO U ftPaR T—
dna I.SA ir*
-in .
f.K a l
l - l 'i
HR INCLUDEft 7
NOWICJhOeRSWIDAFfcW TVrilGQ,TOMTO. 1
KNOW Vidff THE MAH LAUQHEO XTLG WHCfl
He DIED/, ---------—
VMTI9M D O n W ?
dm .
HE THOUGHT I V #6 THE OUTLAW KNOWN M
IW1CE AND THAT I VvHO TWriTO TO RriO OUT
IF MED WARNED THC SETTLERS OF THE —
>----- -------------------------------- --- ATTACH. S
Killed
M ill#
n*w
Souse Meat, lb. 19c l fiatwell Oleo lb. 15c j Elgin Olco, lb. 22c
Georgia Smoked Bacon, lb. 19c
TB 7D H
M IL K
Beef Stew, lb ........ 18c
FMTI
stew,
lb. ------ ...... 15e Tender l \ P I i r i
Shoulder Koant, lb. 21c
Rib Chops, lb......... 29c
Loin Chops, lb____ 39c
| T n IV
U L n I
f lafw l
W
BEEF
it
WMOLR OR
Club •Sirloin
Roast,
-
lb.
"■
23c
1
HALT
Red Smoked Sausage 2 lbs. 25c Lyko Tendered^Haxu8, -,lbu-29c
i
F to n u ia
or a r n a t i ik M
ritn v M C T
r r n n ra .rir
PRESERVES
To fill the gap In the oil rapOnly three state* now provide y, to fatten more hogs to
regular open Mato no for trap,
o. I »Im ( and to satisfy ethor
ping boavor, once • common lit needs of this corntry and her
America,
allies, American fanners are be
ing counted on to raise 6,000,000 acres af peanuts this year,
or 9,000,000 acres more than
they railed In 1041.
.Florida’s 1149 production goal
for peanuts’ for the edible trade
and for oil Is 973,000 acres, of
which 200,000 acres w i l l ho
grown for oil and 73.000 acres
for tho edible trad*. This total,
979.000 acres, la 170,000 screw
more than eras grown In 1941.
and It does not Include peanut
acreage that mpot be grows for
hog feed aad grating.
S
By FRAN STRIKER
ROAST
FreaS
tt
,
«
\
lb........................ .
lb
Miscrir a. n.
lc
s tie. ire, >e it*, see
PANCAKE FLOUR 9 c FLOUR 24 lbs. 7 9 c
ilna
s.TI*
n iio s arritola so, Irsok |0 J. ,*
|Q
WKSTklll 1*4111K Milk
Shouldem, lb ......... 1 GVi C
Reads, lb. .............. 8c
Sausage, lb. ............ 19c
Chops, Backbone lb. 25c End Cuts, lb. ..
HAMS, lb. ........... 22c Center Cuts. lb.
LAko
1 ncl rratos g.n.rally tale
itusl. I-«H doa 3.71-1.00. 1«
M o o o ro ftM
T H R J U S /B
LONE RANGER
0 - 0 ifa
Picnic HAMS lb. 2 5 c
florida C A B B A X 3 E
X JT « I SO-1.71. I I .a r t . OS tmrha
TOMMV, LOO»C / THigOB
I.VVfO IKH-Kl.eaa
YORK APPLES
4 lbs. 19c BROCCOLI,
10c
r u m tu .
n ea n it *
LETTUCEJ, head ........... 4*4c Red Bliss Potatoes, 10 lbs. 25c
ONIONS, 2 lbs. 13c |ORANGES doz. 12c (cauliflower, lb. 7c
blanrheil. w M . r u n s . In rtlrra.
r»O M a HibH
BUILDING.** —
WHITT]
drinking
*Al*«. I l l l l . A VIHTA, (Joltlrn
a
■
.
wmrmm Pvarwlklnw'a
lf*art, 4l#man«l r«io4 . mark*-!
****** E vtry in ln g ^ B
paper
toi ri rack.
nominally
unchsna.d.
p ra cr- labeled but tho p
ap er tow
rally all preaent »hlpm#nta are That’s a recant addition, screwed
from prevlou* sale*
to tha back of tho mock's (me-,
TRUCK FAHMINHH (.NORTH ANIL
chair In t h e tower. \
W KHT).
Taeeday,
Feb.
iT. chanlc’s)
V ii lee &tt» <‘ ral#a. Total 4147 You "waxh" your hands with
e r ale*. Kllavlll# <VI*jred.
three towels.
KACAItnLK HIIIPMKNTH: February
The tower la a flying dash
Me J; Mib. 4; llth . I; lith . H ;
board. It's tucked In tha space
I7lh. 7. •Corrected
(’ AH IIA'YI HIIIFMKNTH: Fab. 17. where tha fuselage fattens on
PldiKIDA 27.* H. Uallf. I. Im to
the wing. There's room
perial Valley l, Teiaa 21, New
iinrk II.
rnT A I. II.
Add lo enough for duplicate M ts of all
tha
Instruments
In front of tho
February IA H. Carolina I.
NKW
YOIIK:
M ARKET
ABOUT pilot up front. The meek's chair
HTUADY Car* arrived II. Far*
t»n track
Cara unloaded l .
F U lR IH A . By lra«'k t F1.A tower watch cllmba up narrow
FLORIDA 2 dos 3.X-4.AU. I ladders, takes hla perch between
dot. 3.7&-4.2A. • dov. 3.50-inn wlndowi, where he can see ihoao
moetly 3.7&-IOU. i dot. 2.72< two motors. H1a ordara e o m a
3.&E. 10 dot. t.7S *M ». Faecal
th a flight commander
4 dna. 3 0*. « <|hr. t.‘i i. • dot from
‘ ‘i f —
the
Sliced BACON lb. 25c
PORK LIVER lb. 1 9 c
BACON end cuts lb. 15^c
rcemtn rorxn ,
i.(im a n u k i . kh
Deinsoi gmsi. saved from drowning. It wo got
msrkei siesd>, carloads t*\‘ la ducking In that, lea water down
us on I terms, I t a a l l i t
•1 |there I WSgdoV whether that ten
more IV H No. I <iuaIlly, Iml i . ,nu»M nf life would really tml
>1.1.-ally aa.hed, l ( “ rrnles 3>v
.,***.
,l,# WDUla really u e ,
3 ', *!'»», iM*»«lly *r*»un«l
wortnwnlll.
lop |r# #%trn, many pr#*#m
T h ir a ’a no m U U k ln f the w b lf
through the phone system.
ITIgh prestore fire sctingulabcra are all or ax the. place. .Thajr
handle Ilka pistols. Each engine
\NHAT ABOUT OUR. FUTURE f L
HCV4 ABOUT GOING HOMEM A R M B -ANOSITTVIKQ
--------------------- DCWM - . '» ___ _ .
LETS G O S U l
LONDON, ’ Feb. 19.— (* ) Routed cygnet, favorite delicacy
of • bygone age, may aoon re*
appear on the English dinner ta
ble. The Idolatry of Food In'con■ideriog a suggextlon that an*
thoritjr be given for a
of yoong iv i n i to
Many tw in s .which
thooranda each year now at
going hungry baeacie the Bril
faih public no longer la allowe
to feed them.
T A S T E I T — Oveolaed IS bra. at Ibe MHL Tan
Ftesr Flweae — I times maea lha» «41a«T °®***
| Throrghout it all the con*'h
l.l » P K V O M H
1Inlmrnl to Imprena Iludge with
Federal Farm
Aha
I’orp.. ve
|hla IminIc credo, which in that you Fred-rlek W . !l#nd*r, Jr. »i ut.
Hlark. Haorga 15.. v» Farmera Aid.
have to carry the game to yoiif. . Inve«t
ment A lluldlng I'orp. .A . I!
opi.inrnt, force him, throw him pelerenn A United l.l.r. !*«».
n iH « T iA n m : n m n n r m j
o ff balance and wear him down.
V H. Army, lo Ovid K- W earer
He finally rot it. nnd Slow beii r .n .A R t T i o *
of
n n m r i i .r .
lirvra that Budge play, the moat
Hmlih. A. A., I>»ng wood, FI*
"devastating gam e" o f any play
at ITD— 411 i i l F.MV
Johnson.
Floreiwe
Mary.
»•
er In tenia history rsrrpt Illll
< linfieri Kdwln John«nn
Johnston.
a r iT a — 4 iv n .
lie thinks his prntrge m ay i t'nli e«t Lumber i*n. »». IVallei
have half a dnxen year, of peak i |„ Unoper.
Kta. widow. »•. Thom *'
performance left in him. since I l*. ltr«M>k*.
Collin*
he thinks a man may slay In
rhamnbinshlp tennis form well In
to his thirties. Just now. how
ever, he thinks lludgc m-eda to trnnla captain. A fter four yenrr
give some attention lo his In o f biialneaa. 111 health forced him
to do something outdoors and
creasing weight.
Slow graduated from the Unl- he took up racking.
ver.ily o f California in 1927, aa . ‘ ‘T *n.nU lJM " " V
bw n Vf
’
|through and scientific as golf
------------------------------------------------------- 1coaching,” he says. “ I took up
I golf juat to get the professionla l'i slant. Then I approached
'tennis teaching In the a a m <
way.
Stow la now coach at the Uni
versity o f California ami a l the
club
nl
Claremont
country
Fssl Ysara Yaaaaar, fall af V ia Berkeley.
ETTA KETT
WARTIME LUXURY
‘ M F sa
ClassiKed Advertisem ents
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.............
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l-LB.
JAR
le 2-LB.
JA R
Tupelo Honey .
12*oi. Jar 15c
39-ox. Jar 33c
5 Lb. PaU....
Cut Beets, 3 for 25c
Med. Pea
Make with N e*tie’s Semi-
Chocolate. A B a
Blueberries ...... 19c iSweet
Bara ------ Z t f w
____ ■
I X a l H rk ss
PEACHES ..... 25c Atea I teiaa
Aem Breakfoal
Xa I rasa BEANS, 2 cans 25c
l i f e Whole Merael
FIGS...... 2 for 25c CORN,
* 2 cans 23c
A nte Freak
69c
CONGO COOKIES
• 174k XH ra a a
PRUNES
Aewa kagar
' Med. t . . .
15c P E A S.... 2 for 27c
Maereot Time Feaewke 4n F tfS
FLOUR19t
Paste can .... 6'/?c
W lo w Me'
Chemes
M a i raaa
25c
Potatoes
Post Toasties 7‘•/ *jc
Mackerel
White
Loaf
i* eao T k ia SMeeO
la o tr id i
Lear.
Maiatra i n a i
w w
C d 4 l«tf Whmmt
•-
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L U X T O IL E T
SOAP
NSW 94 FT. Lo o t trailer.
cUIr Btallaa. 9th and 1
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I f w* t l i k la U fraai If ws t l i k la
p r n a rra Inviolate tksso iM ill a ik U privl' leges far which « • k m ^ n i so long eon*
lending— wt n u t flgktl
- r i T B I C K H C IR T .
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For Victory...
Sto ^anfom T r a ill U.
Bay
U. S. DEFENSE
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IN U EPK N PK hjT D AILY NNLEW
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VOLUME x x x n i
Established In 1908
U. S. Positions
In Bataan Are
Heavily Bombed
SAN FO RD .
Twice A Winner
F LO RID A .
F R ID A Y .
Road Department
Budget Includes
Sum For Sanford
Burma
Positions
4
,
Dawson Reveals Plan
For Raising Stock
Feed
In Seminole.
i
R u s s i a Reports
O f f e n s i v e Is
British Maintain - St i l l Unchecked
Armored Forces Of
Germans In North
Washington Tells Of
Africa Withdraw
Sinking Of Tanker
in f taourlainl I'rraal
Off Atlantic Conit R in iif ri*|Mirt«*«| it^ great nffen-
FEBRUARY
20.
I'M .
^ r * ( j3 T
Member Atwtoclalcd
I’ m*-.
Allied Naval Forces Blast Jap
Invaders A t Bali Isle, Near Java
Fighting: Rages Along
. Entire Front, Big
Guns Are Active,
MacArthur Reports
Survived Submarine Attack Off Virginia Const
l.onir-Ramr,. Koinhers
Score Direct lilts
On Nippon Ships
t ssiw Inlnl I'frt
\lli. ,1 li;i\ ;i| I m|i t t Im litv
I t Iui iiimi* in
lil.l lr*l * t I mi
I .'I I**ll .i ti <•. ■u n \ m t; m il
•m IIn' i .I.tinI of
III nils iiy' *
It.ill, III11V i iiii'.lj 111li* I m ill I lit*
i'll li i ii 11>i nl .1 ;i v j i ; I Ih >
BaUn peninsula in the Phil*
ipnines.
AUhouph K„, army di,patfh„
Genera)
Dooglai
MacArthur
reported fiebtlng from fixed *o»itiona raged along tha antlro Ba
taan front amid Jananew lnc»nHlary bomba dropped behind Un
ited Sutra dofetiM Ilnra.
Britiib-Indian dafrndrra roun- true repes t d tha phraseology usesI
*
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^^,^1
Au'tralia'B
I’arliamrnt
till-
r****"
Two “ Murder. Inc.”
Members Executed
□uifthiU Names
Stafford Cripps
Cemmow Leader
Precaution Violators
Bubject To Arrest
,
They a m fch w k n *S o»ok l. Eh
In
nnd
Hishashi
T i l i j i m . mrmato o f CWarwate r rusU m ts. They wore arrest*
od nt tha b *
o f another Japu r n s in S t. N n t i w t tost n ich e
b jC h b f RnsasB j i l
tha Jam
£
inick l.ine. was sunk bp an A ils sulmiailne ..ff
the Viigluia coast. Left to light, me Mane
Htmifin. Iiri Miolbsr, (iruiirltt Uliuiiin. Kinlilh
I ' m i *M**, ft. Iii» mol hr i, utnl \\ .*!«••• I
n|,i .
* t”. Ii
Hiu* man win killnl .iml ••
. ton. .1
n t Pinjr
•»t ll»t*r»*
•lit *••*I
Ini «
C. E. Heinrich,
W
Defense Council|:'c‘ “
inH At
n
•* ti l * unite Library
Lommumty Heads
75 Y e a r Ol d
F a r m e r , Dies
Slating that Ihe Aim ricsn l.l
to in v A»*m'ixtien in ulleiupting to)
lofoim n lize n - of Ihe United
Stilt. - .it,..tit the rrnt.-d force* uroC I r O r i l 111 I V e n t i l C 'k ^
111
, nitron participation in w -r ef i
I WC.t:
l| „ / ' „ m ,
'I ’ , ,
foil tin- togiin iMiiing bulletin. |
,n u ” .
*•*
t H IIIl
lit
Mtitl (••
« ••mb month, Mr».|
Klion MmiKhton, publir lllirariBii.j
a niton fwr(| D.ilav thut thr lorn 11 . . .
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4
.
.
Thirteen nun have been »l> iD.mrv bn* u tuhlr U trin v lhi»"
••'W
4
....... ..
directors of D rfcnx niitiilh'w J I |iiilili(*ntions whiih in**y iilcot «»f Sunfont ainrr I'.Mr *1•• •!
f sIntrTl active
, J . , ......... . ,
S„ „ r,.l I ul lio lioiiii-, 1 10J \NV"l I n •'
ouncil n tlvitten In their roiumu, |m.
(
9
nltles in .V. iiiintilf C uunty. i *»•
Si M r i. thl
iiiorninir
oi
7 '" i
A II VvMrnn •nnuur.c M\'* liriff
.........|HiBtrr
. * ...........
ordinator A
f
ill imtriotir ...i
rol tiVlork, fnllobh uiir un liloi’ wed yesterday
III* \%il* Irtirtl IO I
mi* u<*kn i rutin u i f thry “ urt1 iMit l u l l *
The director*
hrvr
recnvo.1 nil' M -ln l in faitu " ulnint rny ihlfliHi. h\ . Inly •», I
com pi*' t■: inulruction* on •citing (•hnar of (he irovrriifiirnt. I'miii
Hr oiurrii-il Mi * llntii u Ii
Up n «'r»* «ry rnnimitleev, »n«l » l « i lihilln ;ir- •*111it It'll "W ui AlfUl Mat II ••I •l" 0|i •••lll»t>
K•*»»!II* k
u
nave t o n
sdvi-ed ns to the \Vu«t»*” , "i'uriMtM*a of bi'ilrrul Air l^'-M n»i«l J» l>
I'.MI. llo •
proper •trpx to take vhoulil an m i ir«*\ ( iviliuri Morili* Srrvirr*', I'j**
f .11*•I lilt'll tO'I'll'O VI
•mrrsenev *ri»e.
The opioiint- ’■|,,iitr«l Stltrn ( ‘ iviliun |lrfi*n»i' 'liiur
onivri«ui>
Mi
llt'io
ment> w ire mode by Mr. i’ rtei- • •»!»•**. "Gllklr for thr Tiaillintf '•i** *•
r *>f thr Fh -t I •
son rml will I* offered to the De of Voltlfltrrr N urtr's A»«l*\ "T hr hytiiian riiu trh mill -••••■r
••<
fense Council fo r confirmation.
ff.it .ll Stutm N'ftvv". **Thr Army hu« livrilin
Suofonl h*- h;i« ',,
Thr dim tor* *re t harlea K <•fid Von**, "A rtlvitim o f thr m im im l in furniimr Hr ***••
Bradihaw. Altamonte Spring*; J f n if n l Stutru foti*I ((Unnl", "llu i tnrml#ri »»f ilir Salif •t*1 Mvml
A . Heilpiilh. Oscenla; Kenneth A bloir**, **Nrw Shin* for thr Mrr- T fiuk GiMWrr*. Im*
W right, K onst City; W illim i G. rh«r# Murior*',
MShi|#« for Frrr-fl.** 7 '» yiur-oM hunt •
»m
Kill ee, Geneva' W. J. Hartley, llllltl'
•i
l»\ It in Vhlilow, Ml W Mm
Ismgxrond; C. A. Wsle*. Fern
Al
“ On (iiinril, thr l#rr k - ( Ilir frit llrllilirh: two ilinixM'-i >
P ark : Hum F. I*>ng, C huluoti;
»
* f thr *1* frnar |iroirrnoi \|,, |
AroMtrefir un i \|»
Joseph leinhart, Oviedo; C. K. *
• nil miriMli fid"
"lloftr to File j
| fi,lM ii of Sunfonl; mr ••••
H aw se, I'aola: Au«tin
Knight,
V.mi
Inromw
Tux’*.
“
Know
Your
j
j
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|
«
mri«H
of l^iifir^»n. kv
W agner:
Frank
Evans,
l-ake
“ A ftrr l»rfrn*«*. WhulT*'. .rvrti i > I M i n i ,
I..1 - u o l
M ry ; J. C trl Mu**. U k e Men.
roe. ami t harles W. Eldralge, “ A ftrr thr Wftr. Full Kmoluv j ar(,iirl,»i.f AihWtron*, I i U .G um **
•• -n f*. *A ltr|M>it to thr Nb II.ui-,
l.rrr, ull «»f * jn
Goblenrod
• Mr«.
I.rown Huy* u l»on.|-,
\ft. r M. Smith m il Mr»
Mr. Prterson hl»« rrveulril h *Wik» un Mdin Strrrt , " l l r .
has received from Hlutr Defense f , , 1M Emplr.yment and_Training J 'r L V "' ^JndeM M iTn!"1 'j.V m V .'
Will Form Necessary
Com mittees F o r
Emergency W o r k
to
rtlT.'ellTiMo'in,d J n .'l'fn r 'Z!
S a n f o r d In HUS
^I’1"
^
“ A Third Re-
nit
I lill'i’ft, IW»»
li iin«|i.t|In mill
I•i * l i t I msihIs tuf * mi iinnlh«*r
i mi-♦•i
nut linn pint.
Ilitliiviii
il-i.l.rl
Tlie pi •••Min i* «.f .Lipiiiiotc wnri i tfi mill 11Mitpoinpw off Hull In
ii n
ii
imnsw)|||( s
m ilicn tim i
••f ilic i'«|h*« in i uilviiipi !«• iiivmli*
.InNil ip ,i ImsIiI trj in mitfluiik
Jnvi for un iutru«H»tt *4^ iwftlbrim
\ ••-truli •
M.'HIio liilr, Yiltm Mi 1hilOrl, A»*
*•h' iii 1nl l*i ••in i rn n"»|Min.lciit ii n.l
ill!1 1.1*1 ,\ l l ll l It.Ill III' V%«|iM|i*'riiixii
III Ii IIV• Slll|f) Imit1 r**jii In •! ll.i
till hi Visi|ii v iiftri' tin. «lii|i h nl
In « h liniiit i it Hint ^iiiik
l)n lint 11*11 mitt
Ii'Ih i flu*
1Inti ii i i ii uii;* *•I .<•11 • .1'ifli* 1
In ill'll! v (Ih* lilt IIlltl'l. v%title* io
.•mills hi
Siimiitiii
net ion
imo Ii In'll vo'i III.in litisI kiii|h nrnl
l»i ol»a hir n ftn tin* ••Isii rislisit nifii i
uiul ilr»t i lirtioii l*y tin* huteli
•«f thr I'ulrinlnuiL* oil fiiltb
TIlIM tlllll* III! m Ini'll ^Ullltll fill*
II |f I II II it IIIMI will! 111lit* of till*
(niter m Ii i i* h Mill alt«*ui|*t I••
:i\ •• luvil.
Iluliiviii
li.nl
(tin
uii
in.I
•I.ii m vrutrfilny iff imi ti'ililflil1 • »'f thr ittiR iflr nhrml. uill|o|j|*h IMI Isllfllll's At IP ill •I|t|»l'tl.
O u« Ii. IfiilotM'wiiin uiul Iti it i wit
tMHijiw ii|i|mt rnlly vim* fii*lilm^
•Ilir t*\ •oil* III Silfimtlll
Tin m* wen* rofitinio’d ii'isifH
••f fit n r t r> ibtuni'i* put op I»y
Iflaid*••••»l||fI ll'iruluiTins
|U‘
- 1r«•v«•I iiiii' 4 ii|uitir«i* forrr wliu'li
mtf iii knl
ii rrfinrry u( I'lilrtn1*11111'.
It
W ill
tl |MII ti ll,
K^lllt
Otll*
A flllMifirkl1 noliln l Wild 11n l•tl*vI
wiili whiyintf JI Jai|iiinr»r with
l.l-* liiPor «hiif|i pvvmmI.
A ,i1io It of i of Auirriran fiulit*
• i fiisin* liuu «lmtioy*Ml i i i Jiio
a l i f e .th cruft in u l.in lidttl**
o%ri tin* Duti’ li fuivnl haur o f
Simm.iI'.i ;i.
Java, thr
War
|h •
|iin tnirnt rv|fOft*il litnt iilylil.
Tim huttlr wus fought hitw irii
11M1| M,„rvrn S.mth an I Ml A
I...... til
ship* and
cerl!?ira
trs\ioo purrnaM.
nurrhasr^ ilir*
tin^**
w III A
f**"
*, f’ " 1'•e^**—
1-" J JS*»l»l
I’ 111*U
T*r "a ,IBo’. Loru
-'7 eoeniy
25 to
n ,to
r.
fm
u tra trft
. '»ni
t orupr iutionu",
".Nrw
. . El.......... . Is-xlng.on
,
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| V<I1 rio hpi.......
iti uinu,..
,..ut
|iui
iw»t hr im n t n l Ihr purrhii*inif luiftfiotth*9. “ A Hmulhoi.k from
►uo^iul uriumfrmrnU for M. *!M« 4'v,» *‘F»*lrr plum u ami thr
mint* out >rvofu| lieil.
•Bpe If persistent abuie o f t i r v Th. llf'fTce fe'r Em erginry Man. Heinrich will to annuktire.l Inter , »«l
la allowed by the person, firm agem eiil".
I •■>' fbe Krlck*<»n Funeral Hume,
pr corporation. This applies main.)
A „ ,w
„ f informative parkc
ly to f ll forest produet op»nta>n« , t, , it| h# l..u *d ereh month
truck* that ruin many tires bv „ ,„M icuiur phase o f National
driving leads over stumps and
Th, M#lrh phll„ w i||
other obstacles where Jhe truck* “ nutrition".
mus*. go.
•
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ItANDO).I'll FIELD, Tv«»
Feb 20 -F lo r id .’» fighting fledg1/
. ling*, members e f the rrrotid warH e R u n
H v
I I . S . time ,!a -» o f Aviation Cadet* and
U * n *t Htudent tlfficer*
at
Randolpl,
W E «T I'AI.M BEACH . Frii.
— Tw u.truiiuuen wern
W ASHINGTON. Feb. 2 0 .-U 9 1
“ r1’ ” whWh ,r|1 h,* '" r>' ? -. 1,1 ’
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. ' onriseslerl alien prop er^ w i l l | _ „ - tll<,ay
hliy|„r romplrtr.1 lniure.1 in the head-on ndltiloit
. — . »— * •
**t trains yesthis morning to the pro-ladue- to pratoct the public from
dsafro
afterward* of*
tion station la the Orlando Ar- gar.' Any person who wilfull*
might bo
for physical examination.
dostrays property, however, will
CityNew8Brief3
Clearwater Aliens
Being Held In Jail
in Hu-
ielniwl
IlMMtr. lh*- t'ltwli i mi lllll
*ef (Nr MltlitN \i. ||||»••liiif i. T o k .
\•• •listinit it 11hIii\
\ Hnl ilk lit t iiinmnnlit|i v rr|«»rl •
•el Ml. •'•I |•1ji in t tlnwiiinil io J n|»HIM •t* I'ltill* • lllll ilir •IM'IIIV litIml.
i.n S in*1ills.l I I. 1 imi nnvul
Du-. •ii (In* |ni 1 lu , • iI.ivd A l
ll.el illit l lift .l|«u w * ii* rri'ilil^l
'hllll »l• -11o\ ll W D.im m.HI* .1rap
Itlitnt - . i f itih
1 itr 1illi* ••*|1'
A Ilir •1 1 •1n1n*r 4
wt
| ihllG •Ills*! I bll* till lllll*
lii'i
1L-" '
1470 Books from
Seminole County
&“ J^'J5SrSSS,‘ . W
Kiv# o f the eighty.three survivora o f th«
te.rpeil.ied HrarilUn |I a « • ••u g e r e a r go veisel
llu.irqur a ir untluuntitl by ihwir harrowing vt
aj , h.
(lM u l„ ,
Surtolk. wh.i
.
.
.
they **eie taken by tr.ru . vessels after t|ien,l
iiiir flnbU**n Iioutb in n litchuut.
r h r lf ih»r
i,„ lurrly lh«* .Scan|H>nn o f thr .Maori* I k MrCm
metU. ft rtUlninf Wftll fclmijr 8#mli
inhabited
poinp..
On . jnr- , ton
i was designated In the budget for
» m a aactors of ,he fm n t; the ■f Kiwarms
n. ™ o n 0f
n f .State
Htit# Rnld
Roaif No. II
or Japanese iH.mis'r i1construction
construct Ion nf
i n f mv m oi d
f
counUr-«ttft<k«
d e counter-attack.
fJ|th„ r pl, n„
, t» g ..l their from Tltuayille brl*W to the Rt.
w h M oar troop , repelled with |hiri)
in , 4 hour, „ , | . y on I Johns Rletr. and s.M h# esprellma«T loose* to the Germany i th|> yi„ ,
Allied stronghold at I rd that fund* would t* design s!. I
On Febnrarp lh we destroyed [) l n , , n s'orth Australis, jump «o build a grade frotn Jake Jessup
16 German p la n e - Our Io. m-.
^.int for American and, to Gengya.
righ t planes.
, Au.trrlian reinforcement, to thel
In rn attempt to secure fund.
Setherlun^s Foist Indie.
'
J W* Prolet I Pre.Ident \\ A.
The third raid followed two . . v - U f fle r o f the Ch*n.ber o f .........I
are attacks yesUrdsy in the flr.t mere* appointed the following men
o f which 72 twin-engined h ood - to art a* a siw*eU| rom m ltler to
rrs took part while 21 of the I appeal to the BtxU Roml Depnri •
.
.o n e machine* took pert in th e ! ment to provide fund, for the cm The firw coma from batteries
4
* «o n d causing casualties and con- struetlon o f thg Like Je.su,.
roneaalod aw th . C aviU shore
d d l l 1 0 r 0 r C 6 S ' .Ulersble damage, particularly In. Gengya road: \V. G. Kllbee. F. A.
prross the bap from Bstsn. hot
Dvson, G eorge
Wltmer. Itslpx
___ ____
, the port ares.
the M m monlqu. la id the big
“ Sanford, the City o f Gardens
Other dispatches said the Jap- Wight, Senator Housholdrr end
runs failed
ta aceompllsh
a
and Quolltp F oU on the Ft. Johns snese planes were machine-gun- Secretary Ed Higgins.
w it amount o f d i n u i r .
great
Mr. Higgins said a survey uf
The U. B. communique said R iver", waa written in each of nine the Darwin area •‘ "••yCounty's
resource-,
“ Let it be remembered that Seminole
that th* Japqnsei w ere stopping tha 1170 “ victory books" along
m their oiaan eperationa against with the don or’ s signature, which Darwin has been bombed, out it which w*a mad* following his
trip
to
Washington
In
behvlf "f
the Manila Bap fortifiestlons and w ere sent t o Orlando yesterday hss not been conquered.” he adth* new airport and the obtain.
orers
conceptrating
on
little afternoon, Mr*. Jamr* Moughton. monished,
Ing o f defense projects fo r the
county chairman of the campsig:..
------- ------------------------F r ~ Fmnk*
county, will bo presented to the
The haaomariag, fir s t started
O ffice o f Productloir N snagrm . “ t
early this saantK f a i b d os be*
In JaritsonvIlU sometime
nrxt
f o r * ta accomplish “ a great nature o f th e river, who wished
week. Ho said while he * «< 1
amount o f damage.” th* W ar “ to make his gift to a sailo/,
Washington, tha CAA assured him
Department mid. Tha pounding soldier or marine more |wr»ofisr.
Mrs. M oaghton. with the assn.OSSINING. N. Y . Feb. 2 0 . - thrt th* money for egtension uiul
baa heat *p . Mvgrthaless, dap
improvement o f the airport is
after dap. with the forts’ guns once o f her cowunitteewomrn. Mrs. OPV—The second double execution requested by th* Army would to
M. Moor*. M rs. £ . A. Londonberc. in the drive agmln** Brooklyn*
retaliating bp smoohlr
Mrs. J.L. Clark. Mrs. J.T. Newby. Murder. In c, sent two mot* forthcoming.
o f th* hostile batteries.
Ho *!*o disclosed that the connMrs. U B. Steele snd Nr*. Morru member*. Frank Abban.lsn.lo snd
Spencer, firs t sorted the books, Harry Malone, to d ea th -st Sine tv will have an eshlbit at thg.
then rksaaified them and Ust.y. Sing today. Thev wgr* convicted Central Florid* Esposltiun. whicn
arranged them In slph ibrticil or in 1917 o f the slaying of George start* In Orlando nw.' week. K.
B. Stowe snd R. N. Nipper will
der Lefoeu aewding the collert.cn Rcdnick.
I he In charge o f the eshlbit. with
to Alheftown Likvsry in Orlv.clo
Mr. Dawson havln* charv* . f the
where seme o f the volumes w.il
v rjeta tl* and fruit eih ibit.
bo” *^]
Puna. Jokes, serious comments
•td quotations were Inscri >.-J in
S ir mysteries, sriwwturra. travel. . . .
A orhas- trtno. novels and scientific U W *.
••dor 1» M siggw *nd a rU
i ioc I according to the type o f reading
^ w ^ l a ^ J M t M ^ panties.^ W *S! n u tter found Inside. Mr*. Moue*ton srfld. " W e wanted the readers
T A L L A H A SSE E . Feb. 20. UP— Violators o f reasonable nir
h r ta feri the g ifts are persons'. ”
Churchraid regulations or other civil
la • Cabinet ro
defense rules are subject
ar.
il by Parilarmentrest.
A ttorney
General
T»V*
m r Britain1* roW atson said Thursday, ami civilMembers of the Daytona Beach lan dtfeaa* workers may break
i and hr
Spring ofLodge win oerttpy th* chair* when into botldlnrs If n ece--sry to
C L E A B W A ilT B , Feb. : o . - ( A 7 th* Sanford Dks held their regu extinguish lights In l i m e of
o'clock lilsi I awl
— Thro* Japanasa aliens who d>«- lar meeting tonight st
Such action Is
In
obeyed CM anrater police orxlers at the Elba Lodge.
i* justifiable
jostl
law,... which ftprovide*
,
•t no* to b a r * town without prrgroan
of
colored
men
were
'
Govern*
brood omaaorea far the
hring held In St.
by the Bllprilvs Service Of- or, tha ihorlff ar local mayors
> 0,
Police
Chief
He** an the w*ot bank o f tha
M l in Khwr la
Flerco fighting te a
way S t Inara. T W British re
ported increoafal air action.
Co rrt rid or. tkrer mile* oat In
Manila B ay from tha tip o f the
p m insula, waa lo d g r hoary ar
tillery flew fo r tha fourth suerm iles d a p along w hh other
American
bland
fortification*
rwmmanding thg gatoway U the
hap.
ft
Secret Session1lfr--wn
ill'll mVi d
11* •I’ l' i «' «l- 1JIIM i* 1st
lltlli'H
1* f••mllt*r*
|»te- 1.i i*it11« •r nl .. hm-lpil on
rpof(Tokyo Announces
Many Gains From
Raid On Darwin
^
•rAlthough l t d army dispatcher
Mr. IldWMin rc|Mirtr<l he
reported new penetrations int>
rr«*ive<| nfferw from prrxnna wb#
WhlU' Russia, the most westerly
in? t*MriBi»4 rrr«*i
« will furnish lantl for rrow liv f
DOint mentioned as e s p t u r d wnv
T"k vii claimr.l t d a y Japanese live.toek feed The main purpose,
Kresty, In the vicinity n f Vriiih.
.ank un Australian aux- o f this plan Is to Incresse p|t»x,
which Is 70 miles northwest nf filnn.
Auction of the soil, it was staUlL)
Smolensk and 20 miles short of » • « > cruiser. tw„ .lr.ln .y v r. a
______
___1 ___
___ sport.
_
Mr. Hnusholder revraleil lh .<
til* WhlU* R u . l* frontier.
, •ul*
.*n'
n} nr 'rsn
vesterdity*. raid on the 'port ' Rood Department h«s set atidt]
communi- uf , % n , , B/ north Australia
sid.OOO to be nseil t o -------
\ 11nl ill|mil) n f
illMltll'I'i llll I ll'IHIl'il'tl
I lull Ii
-*! ulliil iiiii **
Jnpnncsr reported' a heaVV,above and tolnw Smolensk, oome M i n i s t e r C l i r t i n W i l l ! 1r*" following: Incrnurd fertjl"
narial h n m h i r d m e n t n f observer. expect this region will
*
,
i*y «f the anil, the cattlp b*t*|f
A m ^ c .n ^ a lfln iw on th e ,l* Urr lh ,hr •>op..unc,ment.
DlSCUSS
III V a s tO Il »«"«. the utilisation nf locailj
American , position*^on^tne
Ihil:h Destroy Vital
I n s t a l l ations In
l*ath Of Advancing
Foe In Fast Indies
Kiu'mv Loses 10
IManes in Attack
f)i«rlo«ing that fVt.000 h i* been
designated in the tentative State
Roail Department budget fo r the
I paving ami wkleniny of Park A '*
*lvv is rolling on unchickul today,
I enue front Tenth Street South tft
rni^hing (irrm in o»unt«*r-atUcki
W ASHINGTON. Feb. *#.'
Twenty Third S t’ eet, Senator E*
with IiIinwIv lomv4-w. The Nats ad(AT— Anther-lied outlays far'
F. Hou*holder tul,| the K ircu tW l^
mitled the Rii**ian« «tlll are on
the wir. pi in Ihe war f»ad*>
Committee o f the C ham lrr of
the
offensive
hut
rimmed
the
Sovasked of Congress. waa rati*
Mr*. Carol Manhall proudly Commerce nnd other committed
irta nre ennrrled on the Mo»rnw
mated lodar al lUMOO.CN,/
h<»l<u |«otUi, IVkineae winner of mende rs who were present at aft
oca br Ihe War Production | *n»n
executive meeting yesterday iwhifl
llaird. Thla la (llghllr under
In north Africa. As.* crmnrrd
. for
."f „ Br‘‘,‘,1L ln ‘ l?'! that this project nnd two othera i
the aatloaal ir*ama far 1910 ! force* with.ltrw after exchanging 111
.. h .Annual
. .. . Pet . Dug Show In • were set up in die deikartmmta'a
firr with lh.. Ilriti.h ncur Tmimi. N ,w ' ',' 1' 1 'ly. L'tU* la a r*J i ijh j bu.larl
rad 1910 combined.
----------The people o f ihe Soviet U n-j Pr., * 'r' . hav,n* " " " *hr r " v' 11" 1 | ....
........
The
possibility that the County
WASHINGTON. Feb. » .
lio n
1ftec.ficallv
are
awaiting ' r,lllM*n
> -“ r
may increase its Irveatock produc
N l O aW M iK< l
*--j next Monday. th»» 2-tth • nnlvcr- i-tion and the grow inr o f feed
H ir ft 4,000-tftft'Brftillltn
t *nry of thi* founding of the RnlKed |
ruled when < . R. D ’ wsnn, rap*
frrl Ur. Oliada. waa akrll*
army, exporting that n trium
resenting thi> Agricultural olid
_____ i aaak by a eoem y sabnl announcement will l*e made
Livestock Committee, told
marlac o f f ika AtU nlle roaat.
kviet t
+
n whlc«pread Ideration o f Soviet
her* hr wr» arranging to h a g .
territory from (German lule. The
J. Shrelv, who U connected V
ia> a w w W n l Press*
irovernment for Mime time ha« t
rnlmsl husbandry at the UnlVL
The British are mgintain- been xllent on M>ecifir gain* In*ity of Florida, ami W. M. Idiftdi
grnrrul livestock agent o f thg A t
Intr their position* along the Intr made l»v the Soviet forrev,
Iraniic Coast Line, come her* til
only genrral aflvance*.
Bllln River in Burma, Ix>n- reporting
ronfrr with the Agricultural C#tr,Noting the deep thrmtx the
fion reported today. The |1Ruaaiant nre making b o t h
mittre i n.l persona Intenrated I*
M
BONDS
STAMPS
*r*
sa Flag crocheted
and Mu* thread la
Poultry Prwexhlhit at the
Exposition in
Mrs. Britton
bo Mbjact to pcssecutton.
Killed
ln , il0' rra,n,nK! In Tourist Train
Ileiir’ -On Collision
r ;Flor,d« Men Advance l'W() |y|en
t\lien»’ Property To
Birth Rate ProveH
HlgheBt Since 1921
least five
telescoped when
property.
Moegvnthau
said
it dost n idvanctoi training base
Ihe Keilioard , Airlines trains oit
was hi* policy to “ keep the alien wss Columbu* U. Boyd, formerly th* service between New York
firm- intact. Americanise them, o f Hanford
ami Miami cra'hed at a slight
remove A lls Influence, ami gel
Known officially as Cl is* 12-D. curve seven miles south o f thiu
nut o f them the mavlmeqi pro the gr< up completnl the stream- result renter snd fuer m ite s '
duction o f war materials."
lined |>ile|.training ruurte in rec- from tto roostsl D ill# Highway.
A'rec lug* was hurled into the
nnl
tlnv.
More
Instructors,
diHiblrxl flying time, plus a n it air, some of It landing mens
ers I "up-and-st-'rm " mental at- •ban to feet away In th* scrub,
titmle, combined to reduce shirp- Th* engines wrr* crushed Into
Iv
lb* regular 16-week course at •null
fragments ami several
•■mag those the boys, dressed as
this, the oldest and Irrgret o f coaches wer* twisted into ttncowboys will offer whew thev Intbe Air Coens Basic F ly in g. r*r«go|rnM* metal,
trader* |W, now* number, “ Wsy
AptfAo Choir Will present Program
of Religious Semi-Classical Music
K - ’r i X x l i - S ' F . n R , To Dewribe
SK‘ 2S r ?
S?| Wsr As He Sees It
rchorlf. Randolph effirtals. how-, A brisk fir* flared froos tha
ever, wrr* quick to point out to-1 wreckage and four hours after*
day'that quality remained un- w a r d s It atill ha.1 not bf«A
changed despite th* qulrkrnrd . hr-'ght nndev routrol.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1U t
THB BANPORD HKttAllV , BANFOBD, FI/)BIP£
Gators N ip M aroons
In T hriller, 48-47
Id Otfs Giants Conqueror of
Hi-Gtride Will
Start Grapefruit
Run Tonight
Circuit in State
- M IA U L Fsb. 1 7 .- W V - Tk#
Mew York Giants led IS major
I (gait r
baseball
teams
In to
fp rtsg training In Florida Mon
day, when they opened workout*
her* yesterday morning.
‘ SRI Terry watched his succes
sor, Mel Ott, put the Giants
fWsush their first baseball workOut, then declared, “ W e'** got a
tha nee (o win."
‘. .I t waa the first time tines
1115 t h a t Terry, dressed In
street clothlnr, had sat on the
WM/Om while bis team was
starting Spring practice. He was
promoted this year to general
manager In rhargo of the Giant
farm system after serving as
player sod' manager.
V - j t feel* all right" to ret out
of nn|form, he commented.
.“The tea m I* definitely lmproved," he added. "W e've got
p'. rhance to win If w ell start
ftleki&g, Ws have tome players
who ran hit, ami the team ought
to make a lot of runs.
“ This kind of power ran make
the pitchers look good."
the former boy wonder
■irked to flit the lob once held
t)T- the great John MeGraw,
W W out on the diamond along
wMt nine other players who
ytarhaH her* In time for the
LONGWOOD, Feb. 17, (Special)
—City Judge, conqueror of HlGuide, makes soother start st
Sanford-Orlando Kernel Club to
night. He win meet s fart field
In s futurity, sprint In tha ninth
rsce of the 11-race program.
It look s Jam at the first tarn
and a crush that knocked HIGuide to his knees to beat the
C. M. Hall grtyhoand which had
won 10 straight rseo*. But City
Judg* ran * better than average
race and the fall of tha champion
shed no dlereputa on the winner.
Other entries in tonight's rae*
Include
Clrotla.
Armed
Girl,
Rambling Hors, Lucky 81s, Smoky
Ranger, Real Firs and Officer
dAIN E SVILLE . Fab. 17. (Special)— Rallying In Uw final
quarter and anaUhli
.._________ -J o r* th#
Whlatla eesdlog |1| gama
.
« A f S ffO A ir t i*
w fC U f PTflMtlMMr A
LAFf JEAtoeJ w rit* J
A m t k id fix
mt
NOlArUfbtX Ado / A
M M f
B R
While Mexico’s art# la rough(Hit o f Ttxaa, New Mexico,
rlioiw, tuuornui.
California, snu
and Utah
Arizona,
u «n comLined, IU population Is 50 !
cant greater than that of tl
stater.
TMMAd ftOCUi* . .
• a e a c t e p ■fly WTJrgWMTRtd
Ren H ogan leones
To Youthful G o lf Pro
Department heads and Institution
supervisors ars another war eatuilty.
Tho State Cabinet last
week mad* this ruling as a mat
ter of war. time economy.
f l i p C H t C u f t U r t l MOOt* ASP«MO
.% -(4 tJ L > ia x U S 0 A S O i. .
't RAN
A N T cTn IO .' t #*., Feh. IT.
-4<(W—Chlek Harhert. of Rattle
Cr ok, Mirk., vouthfol golf pro
Making his third tour around
th# winter circuit, defeated Ben
Bogan, of Hcrthoy, Pa., by four
k im a h
Jsrry Rock
strokes In th* playoff for the O
Rlam
fo u r! Quit
I t Tex** open championship mark Sir
Calamct
III Tough
('h u m Boy
Nlath Rseo— Faulty
] iaybert was taro stroke* up at
l.ucky Bis
Cltd of ' nlna hols*. Hogan City Julias
*
Smoky Raster
U|o lead to on* strok* at th# clean
Arm*4 flirt
Real rtra
, last a strok* thar* and ttambllag No ra Officer Andrew
w o n at tha 17th.
Tsath l_ .
tybert finished with a 72 and ra n a la n la R*d
aa with • 75.
China** C n l a a l l . i l . t>#»#n 7»e
CARROTS— D ba Baa. **e-l*e Uu
IM S
efitinuv—Crataa tl.W -II.lt
CliLKf^T IIK AnTa — Crate* H -U -
Featherweight
, Has Copped 52
OIL RIGHT
O IL
B IG H T
Th# annual production of crude
petroleum now under Jspanes*
control In th* Far Esat la equal
only to aboot .a day’s production
PALtr. It" I-4N Co*. «•*•• In th* United Btata*. <
4.71, I’aecal IS" ttk-1 do*. M#
FARMERS’ MARKET
C A y L p ^ W K lV - l- 'r a le i
c o f i i V t r o - D r a Bun. Ite-fa*
ROOPLANT— Bht liar. I l . l l l t .i l
(lltA F K rn U IT — Rot 11,1 Comb.
IL M .
No. I l l . l t
LETTUCE—Crotss, Iced Icebera.
to 1 M * l .la It.**-Its *.
<■
IL1 S JL7 I
LIMES— llu Rckt l l . l t
MUSTARD o n U E N — Doa llun. Itolie
ONION*— Dot. Baa. IS c-ll*
ORANOBE— Eos tUL Otcak I t s *
Bags It * No. | 11.40 Baar* Ito
P A R M llir— Dos. Bun. II *
fE A E - B u Hpr. II.7 I-IL **
PKFI'EIUS— Hu liar. Chllf Wonder.
Il.7 l-ll.il. Cralaa I4.H-I4 1#
POTATOES — CValta Usd B liss
11.41-11.so c w t Bag I M S
RADISHES— Das. Baa. fle-St*
SPINACH— Ru Hpr- E a r n e r Type.
7la-11.aa
ETRAWEERRIEB— rin l lle -lt #
■ W T POTATOES _
CVfT Sacks
ll.S b -ll.il
TURNIPS— Doa Baa. S*#-4So Bu
Hpr II#
TO M A TO EA -4S.il LB Oral*. «rd
la fey. I I I M I H . Ip LB Carlaa 11.11
WATKRCRNEA—D oa II *
OPT 4»F STATE PRODUCTS
A P P L E A -B a Baht II.71-11.•«. Bos
Wcetera l l t l - l t . 1 l
CORN— CW T Back a. —
IM a -9 l.lt ,
LEMON*— Baa Calif. I
ONIONS y RIXOW— It
I M l. W hlla IM S
POTATOEA—C W T Rad
Ilf Band 11.11
POTOTOEE — CW T I,
DKI.ERV REPORT No. SS
DADO: M ARKET STRONOKH
Saafoed. Florida
ON REST FLOHIDA, HARKI-V
X *t4 lf, Feb. I•. 1*41
n tu t »>N o t h e r . at/nr- wicn
ON CAUC. Car* diverted 1rA n u rr s h ip m e n t s o r «£LBnT
Car* on track It. Car* arrived
IN THB irNITKD STATE* FUR
is r u i n t u A . t c a l i f .
MONHAT. KF.ii I*. 1*41.
FLORIDA wld* rnna* In aual.
FLORIDA »« (divided Seminole
A road, moally fair **»*•
County 17. Saraenta 1. Palm
poor lo fairly wall blanched,
Reaeh D C. Calif 1 H. calif II
few good qual. 4 do*. 1.71-4.##,
TOTAL 71
* doc. I. IS-4.SS mootly L itSHIPRINU rot NT INFORMATION
C.t*. * doa 1.11*1.0 mootly
FOR MONDAT. FKIL.1L 1141
1 SS-1.TI. I* doa 1.IS-1.SS, XX *
HANFORD-OVIEDO llECTION:
1.11-11*.
Heart*
C*
bseho
llaullne heavy, demaad good,
wrapped 1.7»-4.Mt Pascal f*w
market steady. ratios#* and
sal** S,4 doa l.ll-iil*. 4-1
irsehloada f.o.b. usual tsraaa
doa M t-M t.
and carload* a*d truckload*
CALIF. 11“ i - l doa g***r*lty
fab. cbipplag poiat (based an
fair qual. A rood. 1.I1-1.1C.
delivered eale* lee* at! Ira**nation charges) and carid* f.o l>. raeh track, and
Irurkload* each at packing
houaea IS" . rrate* trimmed
top*. Holden Ifeart, Individu
ally washed and preeooled. 1-4
Thar* it a NVw Maxlao town
doa, IMS-1**. « doa, IM51.71. t do*, li.ll-1.1*. It d<m named Lingo.
mostly II.**. few tilth aa I t R
few low aa ll.lf. praaoollng
l*o aatrs. moot prasaa! ship
ment* ar* from pravloaa aalaa
IXM ANflF.I.Kt: Demaad goad,
market steady on Faooat, *orloads f.o.b. shipping petal
f baaed on delivered aolve. I***
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LEGAL NOTICE
r io llD A .
WIKI'S’,-WS!:
HANDS AO AINtT PAID EgTATII:
nreu aad taels o l yoo ar* hereby
notified and fdAUlrad I* preeenl
a n y claim* aad demaad* which
you, ar altkar .af you. may have
again** th* aatat* af Ol A. H A D
DOCK. deceased, lata af aaM-Osu*ty. lo tho Connie Judga of.Burntnol* County, Florid*, at bla afflce
la the court houto ot aald Couatr
at Bastard. Florida, wttala tight
calendar moAlha from tho lima af
tho first puhtlaattan. of this no
tice. haer. elatm or demand shall
let tn SERVICE yonr car
WHILE YOU DON’T WAIT!
M i
gdrantace of our
downtown
let
ue
w h i l e
location
service
you
JM
and
your
ear
atten d
th *
ahow, shop or go to th# M
bank. Just leave your car I Wtk J /% fl
white yoo’rr gone and I
wall do tb« m l
lasM LJM M ita^
Gulf]ex! Lubricate I Let ua allminaU bMl aquatka
from your car with our ROCKING JACK! Coma
In today for paraonallsod aarrtea at . , *
M e rc M il 1
OOTtifev
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RUPTURE
wfll-known *ip#rj of T«nip«.
will p#raonAllf drmonatrat* hi*
maihcKl
without ' champ
at
Vahwa lloltl, Hanford, Friday.
Frb. Iftth from I* A.At. to I P.AI.
Air. KhalUnbargtfr aaya the
RhailenherKtr method ronlrartM
the opening In remarkably short
time on the average raa« re*
gardleaa of the eta* or location
of the rupture, and no matter
how inurti you lift or etrnln.
and pula you oar* to work the
•.•me day aa efficient aa be*
fore you were ruptured.
The
Hhallenberger
ftnpture
Hhleld haa no leg strap; water
proof, sanitary, practically la*
deetructlbl# and ran he worn
while bathing. Each ahleUl |a
• klllfully moldedr and fitted to
the parta under heat, which
glvea a perfect fit.
Larga and difficult rupture*
following operatlona eapeclally
aollclted.
Do not overtook thla oppor
tunity if you want gratifying
reaulta. Atalllng addreee, 7711
Huntley t m w , Tampa.________
HTTSM M I HUNVI
«*
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PAINT & GLASS
117 Park A ve.
l'hone 303
ia t m m c :k j
GET THE
of Picking Winners
TONIGHT’S AUd-STAR FEATURE
N IN T H
R A C E - F U T U R IT Y
CITY JUDGE
CIKNTIA
ARMED GIRL
RAM BUNG NORA
' LUCKY 818
8M0KY RANOKR
REAL FIRE
OFFICER ANDREW
N O M IN O R S A L L O W E D
po s t y im e
ana r .
m.
Ob Rout* 17 (Sanford Highway) at Loagwood
about 10 Mltea South of Saaford.
TURN AT RED ARROW .
T fN A K B .tr
i
fi. 0. STUART*
B y P A U L R O B IN S O N
s H u a k D a u L C - o m i (M T o u a
\
af th* Cl reel! Caurt.
A. M. W EEK S, DC.
rtjaT E n.
To' maintain onr
standard oi qn*hty
•U Pittsburgh Pro- ®
ducts ar* subjoctsd:
to rigid msnulso
tm in gjcon iro l.
That is why your •
’ rasults will bo unilormly ploaslng
—• EXPERT COMING
Hart Again
R. K. 8HALLKNRERGKK
ETTA KKTT
M i* W . llt k I U
Clerk
. B yMAUiuct: f .
Deistnd. Fla.
Attorney fa r
(BEAL)
IM FgOBATM.
POTATO®*—1
LAVNDEY
ol
■a new c o c u t a r rw n c o u a rr
J lfM h S U I I O U COUaTT.
R O Y and B U C K Y R E E L
FJC KU F-Fhlr
da/
D tvonrrJOHN T. WELCH. Plalnllff.
—VA—
teams In the Northeastern Con
ference In a tilt that will be
staged there tonight.
Holding t 11 to f t win over
the Fed* In a gam* played henseveral days ago, tho Hues hare
shown rapid Improvement since
then and ar* given 'a Wld* l»Ufgln over th* local team.
nopooiMb turn A S
i
la th
EDNA W ELCH . Defendant.
ONDRE AED BO TU’R.
IN THE NA NK OF T H E STATE
O f FLORIDA
TO: SMno IVelrh. whose preeent
address Is unknown bul whuee
laet known addrem la
Moultrie, Oeorsla:
TOD A n n HER SHIT NOTIFIED
and required Is appeor lo * certain
nni of Complaint rilevp by John T.
Welch, agalnvl you In th* Circuit
Court of Bemlnol# County, uu or
kclore
Iho Ind day of March, A. D
f a i C agers Tangle
lilt, the cams being the Slarrti
llul»
Day;
whereof the
W ith D aytona There eald m ure Inwilldefault
proceed ex parte
asainei yon.
In said ertlon against you. the
Seminole High's Celery Feds
will travel to Daytona today to plslntlff ark* for a dlvorro; that
thle Order be published for lha
meet one of the fastest ragv atRliitnry (lm« rtqulrrd by I-aw.
at SWtbOflg — Ha
» « p iw e A d d acA d
AnociAtiosj rt«XM«
Scars lmc* « m
A m m o e io iw
Fleet
p ublication
February, I t t l .
pound* is t n n c i a r r r r c o c e t e iv t m
JCDIC1AL CiaCM T I N AED FOE
s e e ie o l m
cscstt,
f l o e id s
IE CNAECEBT.
ad, th# Unhran It/ o f Florida baakatbaU taana Maud rat tha Mlaslutppi Btata Maroons hart Mon
day night, 45-47.
Tha Gator* wars trailing, with
tha acorn 47-41, whan Doyle
Carlton. J r, rangy forward, connetted for s trip ahot, after the
ball wss paaaed to Mm from
op court. Getting ha front by one
point, the Gator* “ froaa” the ball
for the remaining 45 asconda to
get tha close victory-
'J lf took part In pepper game*.
Si) around tho field and want
) tha outfield to chase fungoea.
P ackage
Store A B a r
pUco of raaldaiwo and poet
general circulation, pabllthad la
aUriM of Ik* claimant, aad (kail f •('inford.
Couaif, F lorkb.
k« awahi lo by the claimant. agent, |d*(Miner,Samlaola
my kand and official aaal 1
or »itoro*r. and a »r auch claim or
r
office
at
Sanford.
Florida tkla
demand aot ao Iliad ehall k« fold >1 t«ik.
74!b. day ot Janaarjr. A. D.
JAMES A. ROWLAND. JH.
1*41.
Aa A d m in latraio r o f tk* E a ia i* ot
a P. HERNDON.
a A. Maddock. d***aa*d.
tmnwjM
�to
prlrl-
AN INDEPEND
DENT DAILY NKWSI'Al'KIt
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WE
EDR ESI) \Y, FEBRUARY
Another Thorn In Axis Side
Looms
Jap A ir Activity Is
Increased, H eavier
A rtillery
F ire
Is
9 Reported In Batan
Fpe Lands More
•
Reinforcements
•
C
tna
amm. u i . 4
rw )
The ntart of the lonjr ox^ peeled oanault In f o r c e
^ mrninst G c neral Dnttjrlas
MacArthur’n linen in Rautn
Is indicated In the War De
partment communique tof dav reporting increased enew my air activity, much heavi
er Japanese artillery f i r e
nnd the landing of Japanralnforeamanta at Clongapo
In tho Subic Bay Juit north of
tho Batan peninsula.
Maanwhllc, from Tokyo, the
war "ha* only Juat begun." Premler General Hldekl Tolo told a
masa meeting today celebrating
th« fall of Singapore
meal- continue
im
0
brousbt
llritiih
or raawra, the r m ldant pHtad
N o rth ern Florida To
Become Colder Soon
Teh.
tnrt depleted Unel* Bam about
to hauw a toBlttou* aaound tba
ry. it * ktoVjHto had backad
w a y to fight to
18.
(A V -
a oner p^nou
G- ^ M it'V .to to a
be
far
MTtaad Tuesday
; service that
t s Umperaturts
rov* th* danger
truck.
5rt
%
iHl
Completed more than three months ahead of schedule, the
$0,000,000 destroyer Munle, named after the fighting brothers
the Navy and Murine corps, is shown ns she hit the water at
Staten Island. N. V . yards of the nclhlrncm Steel Company,
ship *»a sponsored hy Mrs. Moiuy N'airns* Wwttun of
I.. I.. who is the daughter sif the Into Brig. Gen. Koliert I..
U. 8. .Marini* Corps, and .liecc of Ihi- Into Bear Admirnl
W. Meade.
3
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Use Of Farmers’ Spray Carts
In Fire Emergency Explained
w
s
Howard Lon*, speaking brief*
to o -
W ill
as I -Va
to-toV rH
S dw JU i
Fierce, I'oorly-Armed
S u in a ira Natives
Kill Manv Japs In
Bloody Hand Fight
Defenders Doggedly
Resist D r i v e T o
ward Stmdn Strait
Awenrlglcd I*rcu*l
tnm|M hnvw i.ivutloil
*hilt» "hm vy Dtrhttinc"
inirm im tin* Hilin Uivi'i front
Miuih in llurmu. iht* MlItmlio *•$•i«l I-hU v .
aw
NI'MIIKR 112.
Airmen Account
For l Airships
i
til*
|**ttrl.ilrd |*rr«wl
l*»r toilnrt** arrounl** t»f the
fit .'lirtt*
in
low er
Sum atra
rr|i rtrtl It f r*% firm * r a l i r r
Nttltlirrs* of tlie Dutch Indira,
t r n u I i*oI*
pivittU and
'^ tirtls
a r r in flic tin g
heavy
ra -im llirw t n th* Japanr*'*.
n ro v in t more th in 9 m tlr K
fo r ih r tr«a<lrrs r rm rt l wi»h
soh m arh in e -T iio s
in
hltoMly
to .k in d f it h lin g .
T ' • d rfr« drri* are reported
* I • h t t llin v ilesp erately to
hltwk t**r .Inpiut-we tlr*ve
w~-.| the Suiitla S tra it, the
oar row
w a irrw a jr
le t ween
S u m atra an.I J n a .
Ilnti-h fnrr»"t . hum %rr.l into
lirw mol nittrr *orniitlnlilt* |v»-*i
t■hIu\*
th** Itil n livrr
Heir* from tho \ltul
Ifttl.T rml lint* to thi*
llmma
load, tin.I lni|>t*rial ronnn jioI.tt
w« rt* httprful thr .Inprint--«f tide i
nld U* wti inmisl lht*rr until a j
rountfr-hlow could |»r itnrjiniiMl |
Th in pfrVil drfendt r*» wm* ;
wnrklliif n;;ain-«t lim.* for the .
J.tptnr«c wrrr <ip.vlt tl t » tod
slrr ihfir
Lutnirtt* rami u irn
'» lli tf'iiiiii'l mol air forte* it*
!<«*tl fttini thi 'IH't'i'Mflll la.lt I I
At rl|fht in a 1’ S \imv ''Hindi t'tups photo, leu'iihy iiiutlt
foi Siiitcuporf.
at Manila, of ('opti-in Vithui \\ Wei ninth ot fhicouo, .ifd itt!
III* \•>W
S**-|||trsl l'fra*|
Thr stratrjr «* rvirmuptn*
if
A in ■ r i c a n :tn I Dutch
luiprnat posit ion <« plantt
th.* n.tll the killing %»f I I *• lap- mol captm inu niun> nion*. 1*0 m*
Ilritiah uloinr u rtr.iiithti'iiiil mil ellow olfirtths of thr '»7th Y ilipino Scout H»ai;inont, lit*'* America** fiv h le r iintl lioinlu'r plnncit,
*hurh r front|umrsi»inif
*oo*l No. 1 iir-nmn mn> t npt \V«nu*:th has a <ki *hc Sthn Star .o: 1tl.-fs-n.liitvr .lav.i. ttin e k heunntuial «trfi*n«** harrii r«. Tin****' ual.untry, thr In-iinvui-dird Srntre I ’ rio*)* to? i*xiiu»o•Itimr\
vy lilnw* at ihe Jii|iniirae
|N)»itioi|» const itulrd :i <rrir« of
i«m mol tin* I'iipla* lit .hi .aiih ,wo 1stsp
\i i«*ft i* »li«*
|iitvatlcra im lav in -anilhern
“Iron ;|» int« rnlhcr thmi ;• »*..n
oiolhrr of our l*.o ifu s%m ht*lo
turnout Imt*.
S u in a lra - nnly
250
ntilc.-t
Th, Japan*****
ndvanr* up«ui
frum Ita avia, tlu* capital o f
Ibiik'oiin hi ri'tofon* hn« Ihm' ii a
the N fllie rla m U IniLe.-t. T h e
■••r.r* of junirh' infiltratHiiiN as
Am erican fig h te r siptatirtm,
fur a* th« 1111iit valla*)*. hut ioih
with nprrnli »n* transfrrrnl
to
u ltackin g
an
enem y - held
this st.’ltr thr Htvatlrr will l»itirdronir. downed four .lnpane»o
forrrtl into tht* open where 4|lr»
duiin* without l*+>.
tiflh nrtilltry nn.j uttial
Ihinih
1
.
1 ”e
— ——
I A met lean uml Dutch bomber*
bntrainbar
r.»t;t ■* cran l*c* hrouth* to tH*ir. i
With ti motu of $'200 get for nl«o «unk one large trumporl*
rn*l thr British wrr.* I
niinolt* t('minty
tlu* Stutc i hit two others and de«truye<i
tiunty hy the
iiina* nir *11 available
....ir^rk*
Day t*tmi nun erxiUA purked troop harge»g
thrrt*.
Tht Jnpuiirte CMilimicd tholr
Is s u e s
57
T i l 40
In»ltt*a, Senator R. Y. ItoiiahoM.
er, I«h*mI cluilrman, anooonred I air nsiiault on Timor TV?fimtI,
tlii
n
morning
that
tho
I
ocn
I
nun
runt
of ,lu\a, nml iMimiketl tho
i'
inittev will attempt to fill thi* Jnvu naval l»a«e of S«*etnha)a.
______
'quota hy Nolicitinir contrihiiliont The Dutch unnouncnl rontinunl
Gauge Washington Day Committee
Will Fill Quota By Soliciting J
140? Men In Area; ft
lhi* •
Rationing Beard If.;: WN«liinict*»n
Th.’S ^ .T S .’S S ;
Register
In
Thud
“
I’S 'E S M s C ffll
tr.'ctor^ ao
the rarta
on
aka.
th
I C»ve
bo
avaijal
Service «,.ulidi'firra
i
b
o
.v
.iiab
i,;f«
r
u
». in.c**cjJwo
Hanford Men Certificates
tiermona hurled tank*. Into Selective
tauafd
tho outlying
desperate counter attacks, bat left I
iliitricte during an cm*rg*ncy.
1600 froien dead on the field.
Stating that tha help nf local
Uni ver si t y ingThll...rd
Speaking at the weekly lunrh- At
e Seminole County
Itotion- I ■ " V " '1 " f
Two more village* fell before school loaghars and T. W. l aw
ten of the club nl the Valdn
releasedrertifiente-1
« ,tl“ ■ "
Timnahcnko'a aacn.
ton were Indispensable during Hotel, Mr. lung said, “There ore
for r.7 lire , and 80 tol.es . . n ! 1" , , 1
h '' l'“ "J[
Get
Appointments
l!0 the third selactlve service regis
In the northwest.
28 or HO of theie «pr»y cart,
Mon.ltiv. it w «v nnnoin..... I l » " ’ k" 1
F. D. R. Says Pearl
Harbor Looses Are
• Known To Nation
th* Mai
“ One-Man Army” And His Mother
(
ileelmred.
munique No. JHL seemed to mean
the Jsp# were winding up foe a
"knockout" smash at the tract- mile* southeast, « f I^nlngrad, th*
outnumbered Amerlcan-FHI- Soviets who took Eloboda In lha
Stironiaala dliUirt rnpeared to
leflons*
_ j* communique reported that be endangering the key strong
for several days ahtmv planes ,point of Novgorod.
In (he drive toward Smolrntk
had been dropping .'poorly print
ed leaflets on refugee cimpa be- on the central front, even the
lines. The German radio admitted the Bushind the defend
leaflet* "profi
_gn at friend oiana had stormed through the
shin foe. tho Filipinos and ex line* 50 miles ooutheaat of
horted them to cooperate with Vyaima but claimed that tlu
The
tho Invrdera and Join the great- breach hid been mended.
Iiuulun* aald nothing officially
er Asia co-prospcritv sphere
(there. “
stout that aoctor. but the armv
. . ‘ _____
But—“ Yesterday,
bombs were
t
substituted for pamphlets," the public-lion Red Star said both
aides wero mailing huge force*
mmunique aald.
Boch JiPintM tdctki arc not of reserve* for the Impending
m |w.H H
a adefanaoleaa
p a B I V lp*ald*ntaI spring bittle.
The
m of Manila were th* first to feel
th* fury o f unreatrleted Jap
liombing.
As Ovtt. MreArtbur’a tern hour Section O f California
anproached thera *eam- another
B elt Freezes
Cnrigrrislonal appeal for Imme- Citrus
^ dlato Philippine* relaforromcnts.
L A K E IJ U D . Feb. 18—M*>The Florida Cltnu eommlaiion
Tuesday receivad several reports
of a recent damaging frevte
in California
arange
dlatrlet*
and home fruit men aald Infor
mation probably explained
Ike
sudden advance in northern auc
tion prices.
While the commission aald It
WASHINGTON, Fab. 1A-UP)
—At Us nreaa eunfireaeo Tu«»- woeId not undertake to make
day PtoiMaat i k i w l t branded one estimate* qf Ita own on thesailed It act CaU/omla situation, It- would
aa‘ "
re lea** anv reports
receivad
^ t ^ ja e k *
from reliable aeuree*. iReqtieeta
for more detailed report* have
T a t o H a r w fth 'lM ** m orta. been cent to California agencies.
: & £ > »& s a v
Member Associated I’ rea*
¥
_
isptlve told thU-Rut- * i A , s
ra Into the
I t their at-
Uck wmi
the
t S> BOND DAY
rhincFc Troops Enter
T h a i l a n d , Sayit
I n d i a Broadcast
closed Palsy the safe passage of
convoys through the Mrtlllerranran tin pile enemy claims of
great losses. The lilg scale ship
movements
wen*' accomplished
with the loss of only two met*
A senior American officer was
believed to hate been killed ill
(he nosh of a British aircraft
in the sea enrotin* to the United
kingdom.
M e a n w i i i l e , the Russian*
claimed the initiative along Iht
entire froren Iront. They said
they were killing • Oei mans *
the thousand in a dogged ad
vance which repeatfd German
counter-attacks cot Id not check.
Khtrhov. the great tteif cen
ter In the Donets basin, and Nov
gorod cn Iht* front below Lenin
grad appeared threatened ty the
rfrd troops.
Lost night's Soviet communique
sr>o
uke In generil terms o f the connuiltg lied army advrnce, hot
lint
as usual gave no details.
A Stockholm dispatch tn the
London Dally Herald aald a Soviet
rrmy corps, including aix Polish
division*, now waa.within 80 miles
• ' “
' l*Polish border. ThU
ie Red drive through
waa "fathering mo-
IS, 1912
“Heavy Fighting’ '
Rages . On Bilin;
River In Burma
British Announce
Ships Get Through
M e d i t e r ranean
|chan linen,
& ra li»
% i
U. S.-Dutch Planes Deal
Blow To Indies Invaders
N a zi Counter-Attacks
Cannot Check Red'
Tokyo P rem ier Tells
Advances On Front
Nipponese W a r H a s
I Hr taanelalrd Preatl
^
Only Just B e g u n
The British Ailinirnlty dlsWASHINGTON, Frh. I8.(/P)
—Th* Navr D «p »n »m t an*
naunred today th# tanker. K.
II. Ulan, "wn* d a * »* r «r off
Ihe Atlantic eoaat Monday.
b»> gar* no Information a*
to how the damage wan In*
flirted.
MAKE
F.VF.RY
PAY DkY
,
, 'esistance In Borne., hut orl»te'e*le.l knowledge.! the fighting >
atinikNl at an «*i»il on tlu* Minalia**w,ll1
,
Ml
prill IMlll.l
ill
llol tllCUAt
IV -
tration Monday, E. B. Carter
|*-t»«-W
mounted on 'u
small tractors.
dav
individual* |
! »'ey ».«y be
i r ,,r,L The.
\ r y ', T w • nfor.l -enior cadet effi- .lav
Ti e following individuals
,‘>*' sent
» * » I.,
„ .
th* Draft Office reported 1102 t mid be provided
l.i«*(.l(.o
t-Ctov.
11ii Ih'I It u 4 V uii Mmik,
Wetl with garden ho.r
ho.e
„thuveiNity
lljvrr,u of, Klorkiaand
firms
rer.iv.sl Ihe
pt.rchas-, «•“ »
H.a.hoder's
office,
an
l..e
v Hubei
Florida!
-in«!
firm<
reetlvi**!
the
purchanmen between the age* of 20 and and woukl
*V
7
.
TLfUL
.
.
.
«0
T
C
hrigade
have
reccive.1
*pinrims:
|
,r"»,*
V
r
'ect.gnUlon
and
cre.1.1
will
a|.|.eal,ng
for
the .unitcit nation^
14 hare registered in Seminole rase of an emergency
mcrgvncy. Tb, cart. ‘
f„ r ,h(.
„f,
H.
Whitten, olmdete.
kI" ' " the aentl.n at ..u.ly , » take the offen <ive. itivlar^l
obsolete, four
four,, «' 1
County.
___
___
....
carry 100 gallons
if hi in
In ll
tlu- Indie* a«
Cs.tm- hesd'l.miers.
hesd'lonMers. It
it wa*
•“ “" • “I
“ in ! ^
19,1
university year. *c- it,r.. f... r tuia-s; Seminole Connwas stated.
.late.
W ell fight
In addition to the regi«lrntlnn, prob bly could
nil
i.d arrive_ af_ Urq,*_ in |Mnhni#
rtl
hv
n..... . ..r ro.i.iu I
I
A' hoBetln
from State
|M.s»tl>le. hut
bulletin from
Stste Iten.l long as humanly
conducted Satirday, Sun.lav nnd. ihe country before the Fire' l».-- ! cording to rn snuouiicemenV by ) V Board of Public Instruction.
warmol that ron*tunt rctlrrmctit
! O l. S. I! ll.-nkin*, professor n f ltr„rk. one lire, one tube: S. K I't",,1,' ,T*
r * " « h« ‘ * 7 e»'fh ...
Monday, one group of white so-1 partment.”
"uuirht
I
oni* the war.*’
nnd Indies.
| McK.-nriC b It strurlkm
Co.. i,,'l l," ‘ bii)«iitone# of the cm
Ircteea waa sent tn Camp llland-1 Mr. lotng also tobl Kiwaninn- mllilarv
In .1 ivii the Ditch r e i l i f e tho
Robert
r,‘' v* * r. nntu'nlly ■
Ing Induction Center Monday, a I that Seminole County growers a - ; pir.,
. f Morris w-s sp|N.inted
f i„ „ k . te-.. tires, two Ivies; Mrs.
..............
'
“
inner.
obsolete.
f » o r 'f' " ; ...... in everylssly . thoughl- all ick< on the S.indu "t rail , onlv
grout, of negro selectees depart- » whole stand to make a vrrv , ,Vur*' I ; ' " , ' w L d l i . o i ^ '
11
at
one
point,
ele-.. it Is Important - . m .b- whle
ad for Fort Banning tmlay and gro.1 profit this year. Grower. * " ".rt w," ‘ ,'n" u'1 s ,n " ,‘'
tire-, fo.tr tutws: Arthur Jo-epli. ! that '«c»cilh
preliminary
» r ooitinuc all wurthw Inlc might w i l l he the
truck, iiiif lira, ont* I vIm»; Mow yeterd ty an allotttd quota of (o f celery. In the nifjerity. an 1C*All
's . t l . t il e s ,
and
the
governm ent 'n o iv a si n n f th i- f n..l Imlic
nl*$r » f f l « r n ftp cnnillmen received shyalcal evamina having a successful year anil *1-. Mate* for rrurrvi' c >mmi*xioiu up nr*l K Hu «, nbanlatr. !*•••» tir»*«; n.u-l con tinu e to function. T h luhliim, un.I th"\
knew nl***
\V I.. Mi*nlrv. f f u ^ l : V'»'..(,artlons at th* Army pre-imluctiun cabbage growers, he said.
on roniulctUin i f thi* training at
*Inti ^'hrn'^cp* C*'r,» . truck. i»n*» ie -enttiil l«*atur«* $»f thr yiivrin- *h;»i thr attack cmiM c inio from
dlsclostation In th* o A n lido
■ Aimory.
■President
,k ., ijo -tE. C. Hirpvr
- ,T
<jlaetus(
tho
University,
it
was
revealed,
thr tw
two-party
**y«l»-m, ini.e
thn-r
ilirvwtioiiN
Sumatra,
lllellt in trie
' I . . ' r^.t i
u n iv e r a u y , ir wa« ir v r n ir n .
,
. a
P
nMW._
nirnt
o -p a rty
•y-iem.
rd that 1.402 men were registered
|nt ,K
Mr. Carter disclosed.
rr|f 1 , .'O
h e„ rr ntudeut officer* incluilnl ini tire ; Jow ph F.. B .k e r' < * '* '«;'• ul„,
...... ..
I'arty m u .i I'o.neo uml C’rlrh*-*. all hsildint;
Lahon *0hey Hawihy, who wa* h*re during th* registration
the
«r invurimt Iiom-n.
arreatod yesUrday by the local uf Feb. 14. IS rnd 10.
"ne
.Seminole
they want it only to mrvt
nollco force on the reqtest of announced the Winter
n
in mv. I m tin* Muni* nf mit*
,
hi draft hoard in Geneva, Ala., sanis (Tub will mevt with the 'blent. Juhn II. |ami of Apopka, ‘"ir lube; Frank Mel»-h. Ir rk .!,.
I no. D. Jiitkin«, Snn-‘ naval
*pokcNiiinn:
".):i|i.niV
....."
M l turned ov*f to- Mr. Carter loval club at the rvgular meeting Reccnd Idem. K. J Mcul of K u »-I,w" ' ' r'' two tidies; Harry l.tt-'
lodav who. In turn, arranged n next Wednesday.
tie. Second l.ieut. Wrvne O. M*n-|c»". <>»w<>l*t<*. » « * « tire-. t * ' | T W l.uwt«n,
M. Hand. W [•■••Iv a miracle ran
save
Mr. Cildwril of Alllanrr, Ohio, nlng t.f 1’onre lie l.enn, Major, tube-; I’rntl Barn-s. t.'-nlrle,
physical examination for HornK WiitM.n, I.. F. Hoyle, Fred \V. N'rthirlands IndieImt mibv. It* reaclt **Hl he rep*>rted to nml Junior Brown of the Key John BliNflt of Wintrr II ivrn |Iwo llrcN, taro Di*h-n: II
t.lub wrr* guests at the meeting. ^ml Bitonti M-'tHrnanta David
„,l refu-etl* J tl Mlteh-1
A ' Siwer, G. W. Sm it |lades do soiiletime,
hnnpeit.
the Alabama Board.
Swoffenl. refused, J. II. .''Illrn |n r Krri, |(. WII on. J. G. NI.or F.cn if we lit the H.-th.-rlmdtwo tires, l tw»
Hanr-'n nn»l William Murrell. Jr ell. ol> 'dete.
.i, ion, George S. Wit liter, Fr.nl T ' Indies, like Ihe men amt women
of YVintrr llavi-n. nml Flr»t til.es: nnd Andrew T.sln,
' William-. I.. K. Ji.nlun, K. F. |.if I mnli.n, l.eningiml an,| M*-*
Patrolman Slayer
lltttt. DrvU Ihriir of Winter Park. tw> tires. *wn tubes.
Fam ous W rite r Dies
Frank Monroe, obsolete, four Brady, W. J. Thigpen, John G. row. are furred bark to |h ■ 1 et
l.eonurdy, F. A. Dyson, O. .1.1 defense lines. we shull win."
T o Be Electrocuted
tires, four tubes; Gordon Dean, Pope, It. J. Overstreet, Sr., W.
O f H e a rt Ailm ent
Solon States U . S.
obsolete, two tires, two tula'v; G. Kill.ee nnd J. K. Partin.
MIAMI, Feb. J 8 ,-(A ’>-Byrd
J. . Smith, obi .let*. I * 0
Coasts Defenseless John
POMPTON LAKES, N. J.. Feb. L. Hudgins, 22. -was sentenced
tires: Snnford Fruit Co, trick,
18, (A1)—Albert Puyaon Terhune, Tuesday to die in th* electric
two tires, two tubes; Watson nnd
whoa* slmpta start** about dogs chair (or the murder of Stale
WASHINGTON. Feb. 18. OP)—
i him Intarnatlcnal fame, died .Highway Patrolman Luther I'. Chairman Walsh <D. Mass.) of Company, truck, two tires, two
tutws: Wat'on and Company. |p)
fc.M 4
Daniel 18 lalk* south of Mlam: tho senate naval commute* told •ruck, one tire, one tube; J. W.
been in ill last Dee. I.
the senate Tue-dav th»t tha coail*
Tetnrr. nl>sol*»e, on* lire, one
health twa yean.
Six or right more men mty
The husky youth, lounging in of th* United Stile* were "al tulie; Victor M. Greene, truck,
A* a psrt o f the county’s can
differently agalnet the rierk'r most defenseless" ami that as a two tires, two tubes: City Ice enroll in the airplane engine me
result
of
the
day
might
eom*
chanic*
rluss of the defense train- ning program. Mr-. Ralph G«od>
deek In tha courtroom, gave n<>
"SANf 0NI01NFT
and Fuel _Co., truck,
one
tire,
when
It
t$Fukl
be
necessary
to
,
.
,
,
ing
rmi.se
which
I*
being
taught
speed
of |uke Munroy, district
aign ha had heard the sentence
bring tho nary hunt* to protect one tube; F. A. Jonex. obsolete, g%.# ,|„v< n %*s-s-k from H:tMt A.M rhalrman nf the Food CnnservaNEW YORK. P a l 1 8 -tA V oune*d by
Circuit
Judge them.
four tire*, four tube*: Dan Cur- ,,rt,| j :00 P.M. with Dudley Me-1 tinn Division of Seminole County
Tha Waatem Union Is bca’crcd
Cv Bams.
Mr. Wrlah made the assertion rt. (-tick, on* tire, one tntw; Cowett a* Instructor, Alex It. John-j Defense Council staled that Homo
hy persona aaahbir to detarmine
“ DU you hear
that, Hud during debate on the $100 000,000 Ox Fibr* Brush Co., oloolete, urn. supervisor of the course, ■ Demonstration Club* are going t<»
thr location o f "*«u», origin*"— g in s !" hie atloorey asked.
civil I -n defense appropriation af fir* tires, flv* tubes: and II. K. (titled Dairy, tddlng that as stain nl-nt Bpring and summer voxels* dateline affixed to cablcgroma
"Yeah," he replied.
ter Senator Johnson ( R- Calif.) Cordell, truck, two tires, one as an instructor ran be secured, tie garden* of tomatoes, besns,
from U. 8. service men In for
"Hava you any thine to sayl
had said that there waa “ no ade tulie.
a supplementary data in Ibis field corn ami produce which may bo
ms part*. ' ■. vj
quate defense of th* Pacific
"N o" Hudgins said calmly.
will be erganixed.
canned eoaily.
"Sana arMna." U»#
French
Wilkin an hour b* was on hie •east."
’ There I* a distinction between
"Any person may u«e Ihe fa_ . "Wlth***4 •yyigin," *<mbl
the
two
classes,
Mr.
Johnson
rflilie*
of nnr new rsnnlng kitchen
ray to th* Stats prison at Ralhe tuiywtor*.
*
I pointed out. Any parson who l* at l^ k * Monrre. locales! on lb*
frtrd, where he will remain un
W a lte r Stoudenmire
over 17 ami ont-hilf (rears of age highway In a building donated by
til M la eWctroeuted during a
T*
mav enroll In the daytime class, Gut Schmah.
Canning will b*
Governor
by
Goes T o B lan dln g
WASHINGTON. Feb. I I . < * > - while the nlr;ht class will be only supervised ami arrangements may
fur
men
who
ar*
automobile
be made by ronl-rtlng Mrs.
President Roosevelt began assemb
Walter Lea SloudenmJre waa
Muai* la uow being used In de Included In th# group af men ling dais and Ideas b* will Incor- mrchanira or hav* had mrchanl- Ouhlt Wilson, heme drmonstrsllnn
crl
trslnlng.
This
class
will
last
svent,
ar th* Court House," th*
Yens# plants to apoad prodacttoo who left her* Monday far induc norat* In hi* report to tha nation
, district chairman sakl. sibling Mat
Monday night ou th* progress af three hours each evening.
tion lato th* artaej service* at the war effort.
t -t
*
a d-y will b* act aside for col
------ -m t n -------- j ---------------Camp Blandlng, the Draft Of
ored persona who wish to us* th*
Th* half hour speech will be
fice
reported
today.
U
also
waa
canning kitchen.
delivered by radio at 10:00 P-M, Joe Hendricks W ill
G eorge Steele Is
•d that Alban J am il Eastern W-r Tima. Whlto House
Mr*. Goodspeed annealed la
Seek
Re-Election
housewives
to neerai* their home*
to
Camp
Blandlng,
a*
officials
slid
th*
President
prob
In Pacific A re a
at*ted. a* hi* stand- ably will hay* something “ Imnn n I uiUet, thereby keeping th*
portoat" to aay.
was rtalaaalflsd.
DELAND. Feb. 18— Jn« Hen- cost nf living at a low nveraa*
otoele, 87dricki,' Fifth District Congress- and ah* reminded women that de
. and Mr*.
POSITION CON FIRMED
man. announced y**t*nJav h!» fense workers are collecting -lu x
• "landed
Holiday W ill N o t B e candidacy
for r*-*i*ctlon in the Jars and used paraffin.
• aaaxrdtag to U cable
WASHINGTON, F*H. l* - T H » Observed
forthcoming May prtmarl** and
rad today.
B
y
P
lan
ts
M l * Turaday confirm*d the
tha* already filed hi* qualifies•ointment of. Don Lochner of
UP* 1lion fa*. Mr. Hendricks wlU be
WA8III
u r r r : seeking hi* fourth term In pubW EATHER
Ida But* Pres* Association, V '/ E
Uc office.
th* 49th
th* offie- of Florida dfrrc- could not
Th*
only
other
announced
can
WmBUngton
to th* OffWa of Government birthday i
didata In oppoaltion
opposition to Mr. HanFLORIDA—Slight, v eoldav
U H"aaywhar* oa didate
left
drkks la Jshn % Parkinson, Day- th* north, and cooler In
th- pradu
Loxkaer waa
south portion tonight Rain
tan Baaeh CUv attoraay.
Ho aaki
r or
atto-s bails at
»!**] Mr. . Hendricks waa raturnad lha aouth and east centra!.!]
ta Congress twa yaar* ago un-
1
'° ,r :!
list of corps, reilinrntal, tot-'*""
'U
•" IM.r*.“ It was ststed.
P.rk Kt toW»". butterv andcompany at’ff*I lir».
tul . f ha I'-|
the
L th.. 2? N LMUl-mait unit. ara.Beeon.1 1 merit t n. ol^rte. one llr-.' ....
r nrr;
Six
Ia|..ne
Itoi
......
Extension Clubs
Men May Enroll!Begin To Plant
Plane Mechanics'
Vegetable Gardens
ra
F.D.R. W ill Report
On War’s Progress
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1942
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, F IA R fD A
FAOE t w o
Sanford
GETTING SICK OF IP
Send Bom bers!’
H erald
One of the best newspaper cartoons we hnve seen in
a Jong time shown nn American doughboy intone of the
fox holes of Rntnn surrounded by sand bags and thousands
of Japanese with fixed Iwiyonets. The American doughboy
hns his bayonet fixed too and he looks as if he were just
alwiit to cut himself a few Japanese cars but he takes
time out to shout this special message to Congress. “ Nev
er mind that Florida yacht cunnl nnd St. Igiwrence water
way. Send me some ROM HEIU) and HURRY!”
No doubt if he hn<] time to think about it nt all. he
would figure that those iieiisiona for Congressmen sere
just a trifle untimely at this particular season of the year,
nnd he would probably have gotten n good laugh over
Secretary Morgciithau’s contribution to nntional defense
in the form of a Walt Disney cartoon showing Donald
Duck paying Ids income lax for whicli the Treasury De
partment (laid $K!.IMHI. And what must the doughlsiy
think now of all those strike.*! in vitul defense industries
which all hut interrupted entirely bomber production last
year?
Mennwhilc President Roosevelt tells the |»eople of tic
l nilisl States Dial Alaska is undefended nnd that an a'tack on New York, or even Detroit, is not at all iinlhiuk
able. And .Senator WnMi spreads panic with ids assertion
IN
In It • *
M l
n lM fM lM
IN
In IR U p n p f f
m l
that Die Atlantic sealsmnl in undefended while Seim:or
ton al n »
p n b llik tl
k n r fln .
i| llN
In ^ « fc l t r « t ln i l saf i p f e l l l , lllrnm Joluisoti thinks nuotlipr Pearl Hariior Is In store off
l I c l M | t r » l n n r * n ln « r r M f i f d . tlie California roast.
Itotli Senator Walsh and Senator
W E D N E SD A Y . FED. 18. 1942 Johnson were telling the |s>ople a few days prior io De
cember 7 thul any allack on liiis country was imisissible
BIBLE V E R S I f F O R T O D A Y and they opposed every step toward pre|iaredness Dial Itnbeen taken In Die Inst 2n years.
' COD 18 1NTERKETKH IN I1AH
These men’ constitute American leadership. They arc
: MENI I mine not to mil Ihr
Hllilmiii. Iml tinners In rrpent- charged with the responsibility for Die defense and prn•Once.—Dike 5:33.
lirDon of Die United States nnd its |H)Ssessions. Tltc i>iupie hnve u right to demand results. They expect resultTO ONE R KM F.M il KURD. ON
even if a few more brass hats have to fall just ns Die hms
A L I. H O U IJ H A Y
» f Admiral Kimnirl and General Short fell at Pearl Har
(From Voices)
bor.
that seiYiir. nml lightlrsr
town
Where you Imre lately Ifone In
10:15
10:30
10:15
11:00
11:15
M yrt and M ar**
RUpmolhrr
Woman of r’nurar*
Mary Ur.- Taylor
A t Home with Sail
11:30
11:45
11:55
13:00
13:15
13:30
13:45
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1:15
I :30
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Bright llnriion
tJP News
Tcmpcralurp Bullrlin
Kale Smith Speak*
Army R rc riilia c
Ilaneelime
Our Cal Siiiuiay
I.ifp Can tie lleauliful
\V< ninn in Whitr
liridL't* Seine.I of Ihc
It i.i.l of I.ifp
Yoons fir. Malone
,
Joyce Jonlnn
The (InMbrficH P New.
Matinee Mtisiral**
I’ rp-t News
Cinrlniuili lnii*rrvu i»r
••f Mi «ic
I Oca Coellm, 'ones
to lleallh
Sine A Ions
l-in,ll
I’r.--* NewTin- Milo , T » " i «
Mutiny mi the High f
Muir Karin Clnli
Seallersmsl llaii.r-
3: 00
3:15
3:30
3:15
3:50
3.1ft
3.10
|-on
4:15
I 30
I 15
5 on
5.15
5:30
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HETTF.R
AT
This is crisp, nippy
neuthrr, and it calls
for a drink to warm
r o il!
Package Goods
Beer & Wines
Cocktails
HOME
I! M M. M r . Krh. I n
i 1*i
.ltn Ipi* l im t lu ir r *J. I b u r iii" ir*»t
Ih rre iltiek* i »m lh*» fir**l nl:«y
lF** Mum*** i'iw*n «c*u«r*n. I»ul
m t ilr r
Iln triM
J.
I!iil>iii,
!!•••
w in
*l»«’llss| III Dl nil ||n» MlJIIK*'|i’ll
I ’m ri Ii iii li. 1 1*«I l**ltrr that i!ay.
Iln p.ii
vnn—Inlirn from a
|Hiir •>( Imnlrr* w k i alli*:#**'l!y
b l"l ll»** Mriln in n saiictuiay.
To
It’s Easy T o Cict Fact*
dwell,
I tend you greet Ing on Ihis day.
1 think of
well.
you,
nml
ui>|i
you
i
A funny kink in huiitan nature Is Dint while men dis
like to be told facts, they lovi* to tell facts to others. Con.
And somehow I have ies* of |*c(|urntly, when you need lii leant something, It is not tlifL fDef
Ificiilt to obtoin relinhle information. The man who is in
Than mee 1 had. when you were Htitliorlty on almost any subject Is willing to drop his
Ho Mrly io inhabit there
work nml fflve first-hand knowlctlge. Indeed, lliere is no
Thn province of oblivion.
surer way to gain a man’s undying friendship Ilian to mi
. .
j to him seeking advice. Even though his time is valuable.
feyoUd ‘ thi ” pU?fu5|0Urm*h,*if *'•« ,m" ' who knows and knows Dint he knows, will talk
* w#d,
and pass on Ills knowledge just ns long as the caller will
’And know the .hnrpett cruelly listen. I ii long experience ns a reporter, I have never ye.
Woold to to with you W * arsln. been refused iiiKinnntiou by a real authority.— Fred l,\
' It takes IB defense workers to
keep one Soldier supplied at the
Oddities
front. ______ _
f t American captain w h o
In
pi
Crntral P r r tt W ilitr
I* Ihst they think Ihr flml r c |.
PERIIAI’S Ihe rtu o n (he Ger
mane paaelvely accept continu
unite of executive ability u t'i»
ance of Hitler’a "guna
Instead proper
of
technique of pU<Jn|; one’s
feet on a drill.
I butter" program la that they
have forgotten how butter lades.
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The emallest Pacific fnh it
named humuhumunukunkuapuaj.
The giant panda, we ttad, la
Two nit-wlU out in u lioat found the fishing good. really a com m ol the humble
G
to get parasites out of
Washington. It ha* recently
OVM one whole bureau with
08 employees to New York.
“•*
—
pit of Jacksonville ar«
themselves for falling
tho Red Cross drive,
sonvlllo has benefited
n any .other Florida
tho defeme program.
Grandpappy Jenkins says the
trouble with a lot of youngster*
W . 'S S 5S
Mother, And Son
The tperwi whale, a science
article telle m, breathes through
the ten ef lie head. Probably Is
known t« its pats as "Old Windy
Brain.*’
Tlirru Ik urgent need of n new (spirit In thin country. T u S I
Iw R * ¥ * Aw"
U"'Wr‘
It munt istnrl at the grasa-roul* and travel tip through
birthday
on
February
10
aiul
In.
•
I>
d
ker
son,
Hunakl,
rmivtilftl
tf
every phone of our life to the White H oiikc ; It niuat ron- viled tho Florida llelrgallon lo u-lng the mails In ilrframl. were
tlnue in the White Hotiae and travel down thrurtgh every liavo rake with him. Congrr.-s- ftaeu $WOO ami 8I0U, tr*|trrli«rly.
branch of ndmiuintration, of command, of iioliticn, Indus man IVIrrnon, of the First Di»- Tuesday.
u
try and labor organization to the grana-root*. We believe I riel, hail hi* birthday on Fein , 1K* |P " If V , ru! l
» nl. L,* S'
*?*•*,
(!J*tn l! i,lry
this (spirit will come. But it ucctla to be said, In calntucaa ruary II and waa honored by
having lunclteon with 0«*inm r
,‘^ T
and frankursfl, tlint if it doea not come, thia war cannot N|te**anl
Holland. He claimetl g f f i y g i ' ' W „ , T 1. ., ,, , . / J !
bo won and every American who aurvlvea muat face the tuneheofi was
arranged for hi* orojMM) *'in n *flw .l« ,rtA
»ober fact of a new Dark Age*, aa evil an anything in the birthday, although I believe ■! W *000 ,n " frw " r rl * * * ”
was for business purposes. We ,■
history of civilization.—New York Hcrald-Trilniue.
W E E K LY N E W S COLUM N
wUh Congressman Oreen and Pc-1
teron twice the number of hap- «.,
py ami UMful years than they t
R( JOB HENDRICKS
eld Idea dial Urn Japa
lad harikari when they
Pearl Harbor seems to
riven wav to the more
a and real Ir attitude
_____ that
___
>We who are committing.
I. if wo don’t get going
Monday. It may lie that Gen
eral Washington bad *ome hap
py birthdays but If to history
records that he wan happy only
In that he knew he was doing
hto dutv in serving a great rauac.
Ovtr the period of years that
» be glih, Mr. 'Roosevelt, the young General was brought
you want la know howl into foeOa by tho Revolutionary
agatoeies can economise War, Uw record shows:
a look at any newsnapor
February 33, 1718—Washingikats—Fort Myers NowslYau wouldn’t want the
a a t to put ell those parLW srk In defense Indus» la making elahor- gathering an army.
Pahruary 83,, 1777—1U
tUmm fer Dm “Third
ernationaJ Rodeo.’’ A Morristown, New Jersey,
id directing the .gi
bettor show than ever
Ilona of the army"
■mlmsl- rave the Sen83. 1 118—lie was
I.‘Might h• apprvpri-
Valley,Forr*.
Issueil hy George Washington on
February 33. 17T8, at Vallvy
Forge: "lleadquartsrs. Valley
Forge, Sunday, February 83,
1778. Parole .Orkney. Countersign* Ortnond, Otway. Tba CommUisry General, is, If .puotlMo.
to krvp the Camp woll supplied
with tIA for Iht us# of thv
sicki if rice rannul be had, In
dian meal la to be provided ill
lu place| and a* this to an ar
ticle that ran at all limes and
under ail rlrrumtUnree he had
no rxeese will be admitted for
tho neglect. Ha U every Mon
day ta make a return of all hb
lemma in tho course ef the week
end ef hto stock ou hand In
of Um flying’Ho*p|
•
'* TREK DAMAGE
Wm
■• \Y 'ri*
Rxamlnations
mat Ion (all at yocr nvarasl first
or eccoud Hass peat office.
~)
ORGANIEFT) .
f
ssssr. i
•very Monday.*
t/ ttiW
y/
11.440.
for practirally every t
hvaia lwo> yesterday amkr lb*
w. nta-IIs
^ u “ S u 'w .
II.IIQl Renlor Guard,
DKLAiVD, Fvb, IB—(ff>_Fh>- '•
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V*r$riLy 88. 1781—llq
al construction)
300; Junior • |
rARMBl'HKAU
Mkldtebrook. New York,
Ing for a battle against
TrsasUltso i •,.
fW r (to China**
"What to r o a r
I t t
learning that children of xoloalal times attended school sis
days n week from 7 a. m. Io 3
p. nr, has deepened Junior’s re
spect fer the pioneers.
.
l i t .
'
Fifty different languages are
spoken In Ethiopia. There’s otto
country In which a "ye» man *
really has to know hit stuff.
! t 1
C.
H ill
| |J:I0 Greyhound Gin
1 |5 r,3 f„| Mitr:h
| r. 30 S|u.ii. Reporter
*’• 15 The Wuriti ii.li
7 on Tl»- Intle Itiingvi
7 3U K.tv Thompson
it.mi 1.4-1 'o I'rvtrmt
k;’!0 llr. f'ltri-tinii
ilamagr* set by the (kunmitlre C o n V lC tC U O f I 'T a U U
ranrnl from n minimum of 7c I
____
L, n rtuslmum of 85e. We hop t l IX)8 ANGKI.K8, Krh. 18.
vary
lugubriously
that out of tho last
■ there havo been only
of peaee. And yet
irl Harbor wo thought
iM k a a m ir u in g i^ w n
Fortunately no Island in lbl
ighting area was named alter it.
TODAY
I t’. IMI I 5 le in
b;55 vitt.tr
D.nl>
A S afe Depository
For your DEFENSES
RONDS nnd valuables
at low cost*
Easily accessible during
any business hour.
The Sanford
A U an lic N ational
Hank
-By WILLIAM HITT-
ing hack to shore, nothing was said until his pul |Miiidereil.
Laura Ingalls has been ena “ Rut sup|iosi;i* we don’t gel the same boat ’togutrow!”
cted as a Narl spy. A frw
This bringA to mind the fellow nl a sanitarium, who,
ova convictions like than end
ufter stiunling n long time at the foot of a ladder, told thq
« pablle - would feel better.
mter. ‘ Take a good hold of your brush, I’m taking the
I* senator proposes that a
Ider away."
tax be levied on salaries and
And then there was the radio announcer’s daughter,
ta. Would that include aehI* salaries.. . and prtuionsT who, in asking grace, said, “This f o o d comes to you
through the courtesy of God Almighty.’’— Rays of Sun
The government Is doing It* shine.
Th* Ocala Star says the rsipe of the Scharnhorrt and
asIstnIu ought to be another
to our American complarenWell, to British complacency
.mcc can! rcslore loci’
lsiriv',1 kccp.snkc.s •
YO U'RE TELLING ME!
116 Japs In the Philipraccoon. But the panda, appar•
I l« trying to malm a mon- Said •one, •'Ix'I' a mark Ihc spot,” nnd getting out a piece fntly, baa a much bailer prna
of
chalk,
placed
an
“
X”
on
the
bottom
of
thp
Isoal.
Ilnwout of Sergeant York.
agent.
UK
I l l N. Park A v«.
WK DELIVER
Telephone 9108
Member FH IC
DRIVE SAFELY and
Nows
11.00 Jti.tr Theater
Iojto Gh-n Miller 1
10:15 Kulhti* (Jtii*
rt'gram
HlitHJ M.uln.c llorpi .. . . .
Ml If, New, of the World
11:0l> Nrv.s Ana Iyi io
11:10 Bonny Hsnhaiti llrrltmtra
11:30 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra
13:00 Union Welts, nruw■« *■»*•*
13:05 Sign Off
GET COMPLETE SERVICE HERE!
E very time you drive in, w e send you on
your w ay with a d e a r , windshield* and
accurate check-ups!
C O T T ’ S CERVICE
TANDARD
STATION
CORNER THIRD 8T. A PARK AVENUE
S
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■A
A
WEDNESDAY. FEB R U A R Y IS, 1912
Social A n d Personal Activities
«if Mr-, y . A t nr.
tecnth St m • al
Mrs. M ir . Hiijtiifl
Roll call will U* »
WEDNESDAY
clippings fur th*- circle’* wrap
H f m U n o f th«- Junior Chuir of Ikiuk.
Th.- Ro -e C,ircl»* ii f the Garden
the P in t Bapti.t Church n r reto meet at the church »t ( lull w ill nu« t at
?unted
Mrs.
(i« ir gc \. IM
:15 P.M. fo r rrhrartaN.
A M at whu h time
TH U R SD AY
Mra. J. W. Mall will h a v e i r show” w ill Ih* at*
Interdenominational Council of
charge uf the morning rewing
tear ion for the Uml Cn>«» at the i Women'* Work hi all th»* churches
f urge* the iltirulmuY «»f r.II the
Woman'll Club.
' Th* Townceml Cluli will have ; women of Sanfoid to the World’*
ita regular meeting at the Com I | Day of I'rayet Service to be held
1 at the First llapti*t t hurch, at
ilooae at R:00 P. M
1 TOO r.M
The re guar meeting of Scniinole Chapter Two. I).
» ill I The ufterotHtn -cujng acssion
for the |L *1 Crm** will In* mi
be held at the Maannie T,-ni|,lithe din«ti>n of M ip . J. T
at 7:30 to Im» preced'd
lav* :| der
Newby.
covered dish au|i|M*r at *• tu 1*.
M. All memben are i •tj
to
In an p\|i.■! mieiit at Cornell
bo present at ♦*. IT ,, »hnt -up
' l.’ niver-ity
Agticnltoral K Xpert
per ran bt* serv d promptly jt , merit Stution, butter unn kept
6:30 o’clock. All punt m atron
• for six years in »i b-xeru refrig
and past patrons o f the cbrptvr
erators. ami when removed wn«
will be honn*-*-.1 -•» '* 1*.
j almost u- g.n.d as the fresh
PKIDAT
product.
Tho Azalea Circle of the (Jar
.
BUY VICTORY STAMPS!
Today & Thursday
e r son a ls
Mis* June Itryan ha* returned
to St. Peters|»urif after spending
the weekend with her mother.
Mr*. Ollie llryan.
Mr*. Virginia Crawford and
small
daughter
-i*ent
Sunday
with Mr*. Crawford’* parent*.
Mr. nn.| Mr*. J. D Jinkin*.
MU* Joyce Steele ha* returned
from Orlando where she spent n
few days .is the t’ Ufst o f Mi**
Margate! Myei*
Walter llayue*. J r, left thU
ufternoou
f •.r
Maxwell
Field,
Montgomery. A la . when* he will
l*e ptatioind with the Army Air
Corps
Mr ami Mr* K I*. W right of
Wintei Garden were the guest*
Sunday of Mr mid Mr*. M. L.
Wright at then home on Celery
Avenue.
Mr. and Mr* 1 IV Austin orlivcd yesterday from Atlnnta.
(ill., to spend several dav* a*
the guest.*- of M. uml Mr*. M.
Rope* t Stii* kland
Mr nnd Mr* I-•auk II. A*h*
dov. u aid g; e i • Mi-. Heat m e
Kit*«* It *il Huntington, N. V.,
and William A-hdown of FreemuI. S
N . p* nt In^t weekend
in Miami.
M AM*4U
R C H \V
SCOTT !
ONEFOOT
INHEAVEN
— Al*o _
j ^ amiie
V
/ “Far East
f Command”
> . . .« • n
V
jaanAji,
I IU L A H IONDI
)
G D U LO Cm iT J
T o D oftn d Am erica B oy Defense Bond* and Stamps
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IJOTE SHOW THURSDAY
H
SU.KINI'S*
n m u ty m y ^ x
hreej
I*\F.E tTHREE
Auxiliary Of Church
Benefit Dance Is
Sponsored By Group Has Regular Meeting
Choosing a color theme of blue
Telephone 148 and
white, member* o f the Phi
MRS. LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor
So cia l C alendor
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TT1E SANFORD TIER M.l), SANFORD. FLORIDA
Alpha Kappa *orority. o f which
M in Nancy Dighton i* president,
sponsored a benefit dance In the
Armory last night. The proceed*
o f the dance will be used to
ward purchasing yarn with which
to knit garment* for the ” Uundle* for Blue-jacket*."
Music for dancing w « i furn
i hed by Joe Moss, who loaned
hi* nickelodeon and the Armory
wm also donated for the occa
sion. Chaperones were Mra. It.
b. Perkin* and Mra. J II. Truluck.
Tho*e -een dancing were: the
Misses
Lilian
Walsh.
Martha
Page.
Valerie
Well*,
Martha
Wight. Violet Wells, Winifred
Lovell. Helen Stafford. Dorothy
Pezold, Peggy Duncan. Marjorie
Hodges, Kathleen Brvnnt, Nancy
Colluni. Shirley Kick. Marjorie
June
Burdick.
Sylvia
Meisch.
Jean Whighnm. Hetty Jo Ander
son.
June
Thigpen.
Kathryn
Wiggins. Ann Wietrins, Nancy
Dighton. Florence Weil*. Shirley
Smith. Hetty King. Helen Hut
chison.
Marty
Perkins,
Hetty
Corrndi. Helen Tamm and Lurile Hall
Also. Mnt Hasbrouk, Hobby
Proctor. James Henry Cooper.
Phdip Kronen, G e n e llarri :.?cv
Glen Odham. A l Kaborn. MU’er
William*. Carl ('horpenlng. Jr..
ShrrwEMal Jacobson, Paul Averiette. Hobby Newman. AI W al
lace. Jimmie Bulge. Karl Jeter,
Jr., nrnl George Speer.
The monthiy Mi^nes* nml inpirationnl meeting of the Pres,
bsterian Woman’ s Auxiliary w«ht-l.i on Monday aftetnoun at
tin cliuicli with Mrs. K
Fit.*,
*'•» u-tniy of Foreign Mi«sions.
•o chaige «»f the program Mrs.
J N* Turnbull Conducted the »|e
\ tioual. using m«* her -*ul»ject.
The Woman of Sutimini.”
'
1hr business session u .m pre
%»ded over by Mr-. II
If Me( a-fin
An election of officers
wa* held with the follow mg Ih
i
eb*cte«l: Mrs. L. F
|b»yle.
' »«• presulent. Mrs. K S Me1
treasurer; and M iA
I
Collins, corresponding seen*t:u\ The president was re-electo.l at a previous meeting
Mrs McGnslin hikI Mrs F T
Mer iweihrr were chosen as del•u rites t.» attend the St Johns
l‘ *I 'l,\ter lal, w hich i- biung held
I imp.i in April. Mr- \\
H * h and Mrs J |{ i,:itiau will
• •' *
a-
w*r. .njoy-.t
ihr.m.-h.iiu
ih^
Marian
Pvar-»n. <>. .Min--
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rv rn in y, a f lr r u h rh lhi> h » -iv -« - tra*.
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hr M i*«r* l>.ir,,thy IVar.nn, ^lilark, llrll>
l\ ....nn t , liranlh.im uti,i .1
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Where you irel the
l i esl
lor v <i u r
money!
t . 0 §mm* r «
Budget .Minded Cotton Fashions
S n in rl
llunii-niiiktrrs
W ill
W e lc o m e
The>ie
V a lu ffl!
CRISP COTTON FROCKS
The s i ni test, fiesbest
t oui of Cotton fim'ks
lik e ly
to f lin t'
See
,
voui .
th e m
t hem Oil
\*Mi’ll
ia/< *1 a* Ih* >|ii:illit \ ' < •• Ii
Ics.
f\p.
fro lit
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and I. Ilg I c
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l!i iglil ipi ml - 1111,1
P l\ \*.•ii
t«**1 i* *
•P*
nits*i mites.
Ml meml*ers were utged l«»
• tul the “ World Day of l*ru>•f
w Inch is being observer! at
Hi. I u*t Baptist ( ’ hutch on Fit
• ' \ aft« i noon at I 00 o ’clm'k
\nnoiinceinent was made of
the annual meeting to be held in
'
f o?m of a slipper oti the
•'•m u g of Mat
111. at which
’ "lie the reports fot tile ye:»» will
b«* given
Specially Priced Cottons
pretty '
77
Miss Ann Moore Is
Honored At Banquet
lb. UMting Mi-*a Ann Moure.
Mail hm i Fund aiudi •Ill of
I *i.i Baptist Church at Mel
1 ink*i i sty in Del.nnd. the N
\ * l•lei famed with a huti«|i.el
til.- 4h * i* c h annex mu Mundii)
Mrs
J
A.
\n
»i
ami
Mra.
Thml
•
utri g
The ipieat ,.f honor i
Mi*, l!vioil * i« porn* i* ex•
hmlp«»ps to the »•* e*e Mted \rtth a 1lHMI*|lli’ f
pei tiil
to ain ve
toduy
from Juries w e r e
W \
Tampa to sp« ml several dnv* mnnl»<*rs of th«* South Siilc Bap lowers from the
with her inothei, Mrs. J. II. tist ('hurch WomnnV Misaioharv
Cuiou n» the home of Mra. Varn
I hose present wir«» the Miss,
Kay. an.I brother. Troy Kay.
•»n M<»nt|.iy afternoon. A Valen e*
A n ii M«»ore. I.ois Nipper.
1 Mrs. M Kupi rt Strickland end tine color theme wax cnrrie«l out Shirlev Kchols. Jewell |'itrtiv«Ma
Mice K Whitley, Gladys Pippin.
' daughter.
Marianne. have
re- in the tlecnratiiina.
The meeting whs openetl with Li t h Strange, Martha
Wtivhl.
1turned from (*ord*Je nnd Quit*
Mrs.
Varn
remling
the
12th
'
*i Me Whigham. Kvelyn Stiles
Hum, (ill., where they s|>ent two
chapter «»f It >mun<. folhnvrsl by Fdeeti Bragg. Lillian ( 'untenoi
weeks visiting with iflutive*.
a prayer by Mrs. A. M. Walker. 't;»reiu PriH'trir urul Mi- A J
lh*uri*o
Friends of Mr*. W. V’ . Hitting Koutine husiftc- a matters were Piter son, Mrs. M W
will regret to learn of the (li fliacu*ae«l. uml a new him for ond \lrs K. Forrest May
money
f*»r
Chriatma«
ne** of her father. W. I,. Cot gk'tting
ton. who underwent an operation wna «ler*itlet| uptiii. It wna voted
to
send
ilck
members
cards In-•
. in the Fernald-I.uughton Mem
orial Hospital yesterday after stead of the usual Imuquet of
flow era, with Mra. Ilnttie Cournoon.
sev to l»e in chnrge. Mra. A. J.
Mrs J. .1 Gates entertained
Mr. ami Mrs. K. I*. Clarke ar | Walker rimed the meeting with f"i m.inhers of
the ( htistian
rived lust night from Kufaula, a prayer.
< hutch with it Valentine pnrtv I
A fter the huaine** session, a
Ala., to visit (nr a few day* as
:•» her home on
.Vest
First
the guests of Mrs. Clarke's mo social hour was enhiyed at which Street op Friday efening
ther. Mi*. It. K Heck, and Mr. •ime a shower wa» given Mra. t \uniertiti« games and contests
Wilbur Bohannon, a recent bride.
Deck.
For excelling in the conteaia,
Jtirk Ilnlt h:i* nrrivol from the which were nartiripnted in. Mra.'
Nnvnl TrnininR Station In At- lonea and Mra. Sam Knight re Walker. Mrs R. L. White. Mrs. |
J. F. McAlexunder, Mrs. Hattie
Inntn. (!».. where he hn» fim*h«d ceived prizes.
Refreshments were Nerved hy Gotirsey. Mis. Knight. Mra. Roy*
hi- linnic truininir. to tinlt (nr a
i hurt time with hi* parent*, Mr. the hosteaaes to the following! Hallow. Mis F.lintheth BottleII. Forder and the
Mra. Bohannon. Mrs. K. J. ►on, Mrs
and Mr*. T. C. Bolt. I>«fnre jr*viny to Jnrk*onviUe where he will ^ameron, Mra. A. -I. Walker* M i^sn Mary Ball, Orie Brown,
Mr*. O. G. Hall, Mrs. A. M. Ktlie| lit own and Fruncea Smith.
take hi* advanced training.
AI MINNA
Missionary Society
Of Baptists Meets
Christian Church
ICndeavor Is Feted
PNDIFS
life
Frature
Sl>le
I’-.itl*-. • 1
• ..... .1 w .1 Ii lace,
it,. .
•i ••
w-l| fit - moot h|y
i Ii.I* i \ •
.... t fi.M-k or
, i*
-in.nle i
Tlu \ la
'• • *•
and re.juiro
III! *1 >'11111
i -malt feature
fol the l<n-\ woman'
N:i i i -w iap»d 1 1 ••lit w.ii-Hmnd.
III t. a 11-•
Cotton
FASHIONS
CYNTHI A SLIPS
1.2ft
1 .9 8
Of Fin* K..' m Satin
Yoifi -lip . an mu!.* -*i mar your
pre'Ge.t d ie. '
Select \oi.i
*hp im this four
•’ ••r<* f i tl cl *I \I , with dmllde
fiont and bm k e* lions.
In tea m* * h i w Inti
Smart cotton flocks to
usher it) the Spiiags«>um »i i !
I’rinted
-eeisuek
era, striped piques, ivuv/*n rhnmhrnys and no\
s*11y
cottons
in
gay.
fresh colors
IJ l.i *.J
SPRING FF.LTS
I.‘IS
D ra w n *
For
T lie
T h r ift>
All tin* 'MVcIv :ni«t nrig).(lies of
Spi mg m tin •• new Wool felts.
Hornets and
types in
pastels, nnw and black.
Huy
youia early*
W om an!
Novelty cotton and spun rayons m
stripes, floiuls. checks and plain colors
Jk
Shower Is Given
For Wr.nnell Metts
ir
J. I’. Brown rntcrtilnrd ut thr
home of the latter in l.uke Mon
roe on Monday evening with a
linKtrie ahowrr for Ml** Wunnell
MetU, hridc-rlect of thi* month.
Several frame* and conleat*
were entoyed and prize* award
ed to the winner*. After the
*howrr of lingerie hail been pre•ented to the honoree, the ho*te»«e* *erve«i refre*hment».
Tho*e attending the party
were: Ml** Vfannell Mett*. (tue*t
nf honor, Mi>* Dolore* Bum*eil.
Ml** Blanche Naufher, Mi»* Car
olyn McKinney.- Mi l * Anna
Brown. Mlaa Joyce Whitaker.
Ml** Joyce Adame. Mi<« Hetty
Jo Anderaon, Mia* Voncilo Yate*.
Mlaa Evelyn Mattalr. Mi»* Mav
Skinner, Mlta Anita PrinRle and
Ml** Evelyn Rabcn.
Al*o, Mra. Jamea Dunn, Mr*.
V. II. Frederick, Mra. Olllc llrvan, Mra. Carl Rabun. Mr*. 0 . C.
Badger, Mr*. A. W. Stumpe
Mra. J. P. Brook*, Mr*. Hamid
Long. Mra. J. W. Nettle*. Mr*.
Stella Smith, Mm. Jamea Webb,
Mra. Walter Cook. Mr*. J. II.
Standlfer, Mra. W. B. Brown,
Mra. 0 . S. Yates, Mra. 0 . A.
Harria. Mrs. W. F. MatUlr.
Mra. W. E. Mattalr, Jr., and Mra.
v
T h e re ’s satisfaction in k n ow in g that the
r w
ii
6Yi(
revenue tax y o u pay on every p ack o f tw enty
cigarettes is doin g its bit fo r U n d e S a m
E v e r y time you b u y Chesterfields you get the satisfac
tio n o f a sm oke t h a t ’s definitely m i l d e r , far c o o l e r
and BETTER-TASTING.
C h e ste rfie ld ’s superior
blend of the w o r ld ’s best
cigarette tobaccos w i ll give
y o u m ore sm okin g pleasu re
s ta m p s
than you ev e r h ad before.
T r y a pack of Chesterfields
today.
.
yirgil MetU.
"/ e r / fe / d i
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
WASHINGTON. Feb. is —f>P>
—Speedy approval of a MOO..
000/00 program of Federal un.
employment* beneflU to displaced
workers was asked af congreaa
Tuc*dav by Mayor UGuardla, of
New York, and B. J. Thoms*.
CIO uni oil hand.
la
1040, 32,02SJU)H aulom>-
biu* * m
In
5 nrriNSE BOHds
B.
Ti
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mr*. J. II. CoUlou/rh
Mra. M. M, Loitf
Mr*. W. 3. David
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i<l» Kepwlllorr follow
djv fix nlthl nut wl
MIove trlf raiVU* •<
p M i M f W i f k .O I
will le I he 33rd. Ml
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•Tncwlry, Krb. 24, ‘
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hn nf rlinliibrm of
Om m itilrtirr Nalha«
other* will nttoiwl i
(ho falr^miinl* nt 8:1
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prxli y mwl r full »rl
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v Ifo ,V|. x r-it-'lin.i .luriior riiiiruluir of
If!"-ninlire »m Hie Kifili Animal' Aralon
In lui'slnipd in I lie I*:ivini- Until in IiIt o
, iri'lir lint in I'ii i-i of I'nl.itKn Inyre-i.
iwle for' (lit title of " l i n l t i (Jin-eti fur
tf, H. i 1Hrfwtj •• Ihitnln wlilrlt win no ,nnrluyrve rit.li 'VmagrillC I ho now «t nu> will
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noon amt again
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TUE
SANTORO
HERALD,
SANFORD.
F L O R ID A
PACE
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On Docket of
Municipal Court
wfclt#
th* lt e id p il
da* afternoon
wlalltma and
,fin
Oillftcrt Is Popular
As Nashville l.t;ulri
liatM
v limit .* ••* •»>>l.»|ft llil'i
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gU'iit writr hie mvn took * •
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Hinn.»urr nf nl IrriTt ........ . •• •
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I. k m I'JIJ \iv» tirt* p c • a
p lftttftl Nwfthvillc to thrvv Mt »v»lit
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jjpr• i t •!» ii T in 10^20 hhluii. ift
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The .*»« V ( >(• UII* (Itlllcl.
n .%
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U< f i c Mi i i f f an«l hasc-atraln u. n« .b Ini-* \ .1. Ii in- *.« •Mli. L.tl ,i
ft fnMil to report in th*_* t’l»*\*ft I 'jinttiinrn'x agru ’iiuni with Hit
FARMERS’ MARKET
N W appeared on
Court Docket Monr » a . t*. i » a
i .u . i m
far traffic
cL n o « « «
>rto iu O A p n o n r r m
SI negree* were DK.tN'n
— Hu llpr.. T rnd,r*r*«r»
• t M - lt ll
t u r n —n » , Bun. see-Tie
CABHAOK— Ton. Hulk, r » l r to fry.
t it **-tll.*<V li—I
iiu
llpr.
(hare*-- h**)f icnUitctu follow:
tt.lft-ll.3V. . r t ilir w
Crete*
John A|l«n, •needing, card ran*
ftl.li. D-.wn ISr
til)**d; • Randall Chare, Parkier CAKftOTB— no*, llun. i»c « 0c Du
Hw
tl.ft*
I prrong side of etreei. Ku*al
a n .ir u n »C T -c r ,t M
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(treated; WJckant H. ' Klleetoe, crx .K Itr— Crete,
affic violation, bond r-tre olrJ ; t E1.KIIT IIBAltTS— Crete* H ! l -
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woo Edward g ta u lia i, park-
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11,1ft. No 1 It.IS
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Do tdki it ;n
MTHTARD C R K E N S -n .., l:n* JioIt *
nNlitN’* — Dor Hun. |*i tit|<
C oo * r w * » H t of tliaoft. bond
B t i l a l j , W i l l i * . Robert Morton,
irkinir m ar canter of flro plug,
» d h ifh 'd itp a . - , v ‘
OHANIIEH—Bn, f . H. •'•.mb
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LUCIAN T
JOHNSON
AMOCO
Sm ice SUtkm
. Dept*ling a more or lew Imaginary *c*ne from Unlvrml'*
■*•**•». artist Krotl preanit* Madam* Matin Ouspcnrltaj
Chaney aa The Wolf Man", Evelyn Ankrra and Warren '
Aim In Um coat art Ralph D«U»my, Patrlc Knonlea and U*l* I
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to fo*. il.SO-li **. in LD Cnr»i? Mod Mvll Mtnrhtd l «li*4*
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POINT INFORMATION
3 la 1.4*1. a Una. S.*4-4 4* ♦not*WATEKCUESS—ho*. lo.l> JTa-l.*H«
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market
Him
cartvt'U
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tr«ici»1«*ja*t . f v.b mou .1 firm 810 or 30 i l a y i ; l aiali Lc**,
an.I rarlti.ulf uim| (rurkl^dili
drunkenrM, bond f^ rm ln l; J.
f*» l». a.lst|.|*ltigc poUl
on
B. Jackson, (Irunkrncaa, $G or
itrlit e*rr.| rntr* l«ni «|| Iran*
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IS daya; II. J. Hall. «lnmk and
f M.b. c«ati Ifurk. au«l Irnrkdiaortl«r(jr. $20 nr COadays; J.
l«*a«Ja cash ,a( parhlpy buytra,
y t• Eilwnrth, drunk ami iliaonlrrI*** r r a lo liliuni'.l lv|t«* (V>lUni Heart.
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r*m -n .r 4.kw*.
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a NOeoa, <3 <>r 10 .l»y<: lleury
tlor . n.uMl, i round I3.|4. IT*.
W hite,
larceny
of
hiryele
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do*.. lio.MlIy j f . 'i l 'l
nUaight »0 day*; Iftnry White *
13 .•••, top It o • lira. i lll'I .A
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file ■ohhuon. rr/ui lug to nhl
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aOnlght 30 day*; Snm Dudley
l»*r
3IJ f*rslaw. Toll |
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crau t
Add lo HuuUa)t K<<>
ly, *Ufti«hft 00 d a y * ;' Rota Lac
ruarv 19. It*» crate*.
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truck which bringi their
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•Sanford,
Florida
Phone
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fast Dog, Flossie
Hcyduster, Seeks
third Win Tonight
.
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liu n u n u u u . r n .
Tennessee, Kentucky Feds A re Oufcl
Favored In Tourney
By Daytona’fc-Bucs
T R IB E G A R D E N E R
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in , i n p r c ie if
■' Club.
■ On* of th* top dor* Ia*t yetr
Hockeit.i
at U»# Longwood plant, Flossie
mad* a telated itart thla teaion,
’ but In her flrat two trlea *he he*
.
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A TH E N S , C «„ F«b. IB. W V Fanford’s Celery r#da took th*Jf
Elinor Lamp*, towering Unlvef*- lump* liet night from a flr»t class
lly Of Georgia biskethall co#«h, Daytona outfit In a ram* plural
think* Tennessee h»» the 1942 there, 47 to It.
. . .
..
conference chainpimiehlp in the
Paced by Forward Ankncy, the
bag— but that'* Ju.t on* mea'« Dues prrvw. their vupcr.ority
opinion.
w ily ill the contest by accurate
Vernon (Catfieh) Smith, whose «h»otlng.
The halftim* score
Mississippi team waa bucly beat- » » 2* to 0. Anknev;was high'
■n by Tennetsee, suspects the Vol* man with It points, while Warren
»ra lea* than they're cracked up ' m id* le«l the Feda with eight,
to te.
Firming, Brock and Lee each col"Those Mrhen brothers should Ireted two poInU, and llleka made
carry Tennessee through," argue* one.
L*mpc.
| Daytona'* towering B squad |
"Tennessee had * hard time *l»«> idmlnlstersd a sound licking
with u*. winning by only a pair •" 'he Fed B. 32 to II. Th*
of field, goal.,’7 replies Smith, local team ha* two contest* *eh*d"end that’s no rrcommendstion »*ed for ties', w*ek, both to be
for a championship club."
played here. Tavares will la
The Mi*«l»«ippi coach leana to- met Monday and Leesburg on
wanl Kentucky, think* the Wild- Tuesday night.
cats are “inlgntv tough for any--------------------------------- —
'body cn thrlr home finer." The
C O LD -P LA TED B A IT
tournament will !*• plryrd ut
------------; Louisville, Ky.. Fib. 26-28.
FAdMVILLK Vo- .f ,b — ,Gen. Alexander K . Rapla, h*ad of
, <*!•» News Editor W dliam Gar- y,* Russian supply mission to th*
rani went fishing and found a y , b „ discussed tha problem* of
— -PIoule Hkyduster, a do* that
has, besn dusting the track with
i flying fort, make* an attempt for
tier third straight victory tonight
j at tho Sanford-Orlantlo Kennel
[
id home on top of good
IMAi
Her flrat rtart waa a -rue
y, negotiated in SO aeconda wrru-nte.
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Iter aecond waa a d-16th’s
f 1* .?»»• . won going away by 10 U IP IA M f f
B
Mississippi
S e r i e s hl* bUf*,t ' No n ,h b,t wbw> h* 3ovutu*ion with presidentRoo**o v n w
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.etci
ennnws. -He
then
tried fe|t|n Washington. He plsns tor*the goldfish and Immediately
turn to Moscow shortly.
GAINFSVILI.E. Feb. 18— The landed a large baas.
fCmtrai P rtu )
Mississippi etate Maroons basket
ball teen) evened their series
with Florida
here
night,
tak
r„
..... l-st
____
. _______
Ing a 48.to.31 Southeastern conference win. The Ostora noae.1
oi-t a close victory last night.
Solomon and ( oiiway, snarpshooting ruartl*. led the winning
att*ck with 12 points ench.
Captain Steve F.llish >iul For-
4#<vsfr wxsfue sw rseiw
LtA60et-rbrCWTBR
(\ t i o t K
e a st
YeJoSffAJtoAW, Mrrfi*l<v
ITS BAILOR MeNEIL. NOW
- _—_
NEW (YORK, Feb.1 18, (A V Don McNeil, former national
tennis singles champion a~t
I ranked fourth but year, likely
. ’ won’t be around to compel* m
|this year** tournament. Ha la
awaiting a call to report as an
ensign In the naval reserve.
Transplanting antelopes «s a
means of restoring this animal to
former r ' undnoM j* n°» ^*,nr I
carried on In New Meilco. Texas »
end Colorado.
T H E Y D O N T MIND
Rath crystals from* times do
not dissolve quickly and wUI msk#
the bath tub slippery, so b* sura P
that they arc thoroughly dlaeolvrd before stepping into a tub ot
hot water.
BOSTON, Feb. IS. OP) _ The ---------Braves are pretty happy over th*
deal that brought them long-hit.
ting Ernl* Lombardi from the
Red* — even though tha Boston
Park waa th* only on* In which
Lombardi failed to hit a homer
last year.
Many W O M E N
get 2-W ay help!
State
E ve n s G a to r
“ VCI18 u o i o r
B iff*,'* *•
P a c k age
Store & B a r
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1912
T.D. SANFORD. VTjORTOX
T!IB BANFORD
CARDUI la a asms you ought
to remembor, for It mar help
you In 2 Important ways: If your,
main trouble la periodic func-1
tlonal distress, start 3 daya bo- ,
i for* "the time” and take It at
, «• *«• »•
' h“ ' "
h *"
JTfisag. plays . new rcl, when I
." 'na
' * * * ' * ' > ’‘‘
* -*" ma<1' ,mallrr
, prepared like this: When boked !
” , 7 ° " ■"
l’»ncrI potatoes are nearly done, remove j undernourished from factions
-------------------------------------!-----i them from tho oven, break open 11*?***’. *■
“ ■„V,nie, ,houIJ
ward Doyle Carlton, Florida's top with the fingers and-tuck two or b* ,p
lncrraa«
.rort-r* thl. season, were effet three link srusagea Into each p o - l,'l* 1n° w of ,,***"le Juices, and
i-vt-ly throttled.
Craig loti the into. Uako 15 minutes—or until i *° improve digestion help build
Gator nltiik with nine points, the sausages have browned.
I you up. Try CARDUll .... —Adv. j
.1U i i*4 19 ^0 A*4P >59
lA tY le A K fO A
riASiWUlB-
fict that she meets some cf tho
track's toughest competition.
—.
Cvtrnlght .Khtrle* For Wednesday
Don’t lot your ear get
Into • run-down con
dition . . hart it com
pletely serviced st
Flrat Hare— Futurity
t r im
F ly
ii « « si » i
llr o w n
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llru -ti
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P.»Ia
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Second Race— Fatarlty
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May
Nonll
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Ann
THrd Rice— A.U MIU
Pnrllnit l*nu
Hmoky Tip
rirnirntlni
Moilon-n
Service
par
Hails
NAli«r»*R I a A
Sanford Are. at 2nd8t.
Ph. 91S0
nail
Knit|
A nif r 11«»
BRYAN’S
GARAGE
W recker
D iM aggio A n d Other
Y an k s A re Hold-outs
Chlnli'A IniAVt
PIHiUr
Ar# Pilot
Doubtful John
Fourth Race— Faturily
Ph. 575-W
llallo l|itrn«*r
i’hlnf- Hliriar
Bllm flrlniFR
My fa «h
C*o«l Man
|lurh#ail
lllp Th# Way
Pln*4t Hal
Fifth r u e » -A -u Mil#
linunclna ll#n
JURI llrRAla
VarnlRh
Tuhp t*n
Part Of Your
Itaxes May Be Paid
By YourlnBurance
Hnnw llanh
Hinoky P iiiIr
|ml»hlA
Mary (It##
Sixth Riro— Polarity
Fiat Fir#
Jnb| Hit iul
Port Hb|a
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Irlah Nnla
T f»9 »4 N f8
Japny
Seventh Karo— 6-18 Mile
A taring of >0% to tt% ran
i bad on your Insurance coil*
r placing your automobile, fire.
Indatorm and other Insurance
Ith 0. M. Doyd A Oo„ 11314
agnolla A ts ^ Sanford, Florida.
Tho ’ eompanlee they represent
ire never felled la pey dlvlmde to
policyholders since
*y started In buslneea In 1828.
176, 1311 and 190e. Tneae dlvend checks will bdp you pay
ixee, buy Defense Bond* or
get Increasing living coil*.
C. M. BOYD A CO. have be«n
itlng Sanford Property Owner*
i. Insurance coeta tinea 1936.
Phone 171-J end they will be
lad to UU you how you can
IVO on your Insurance costa.
S''alligation, Just a courtesy.
By JUBSCW RAII.P.Y
NEW YORK. Feb. 18, (A 5 Llttle haa b*en heird of conlrrcf
controversies In the major leagues
thla winter for various reasons,,
but'a check today showed that,
many outatandlng p lie rs otlil t
ire unsigned on th* eve of the.
training season.
Jo* UlMagglo, who will be the
highest-salaried alar In baseball
this yetr, haa returned his con
tract at least ones without a,
signature.
More amailng, per■laps. Is th* net that only Pitcher
I^fly Gomes and Rhortetop I’hll
Itlnuto of ell the regulars among
the wrrlit chimplons have agreed
11 terms.
The N«vr York Gixr.ts opened
lh*li , training ramp at Miami
Monday with no more than a
item performer* signed end sev
eral other clubs similarly h*v*
Mg groups of players outildt th*
10‘n.
Net all th* plavera unsigned
eie discontented. Th* war baa
posed so many more Important 1
problems for th# mfgnit*s tlrntl
eonf* contracts were not nulled I
out until last week and ■ msIJority were not rffered tho play
er* until the fln t w**k In Febif try.
Ninth Bat*— 6-18 MR*
firs nil HI,
K slra Special
As the result, gome player* will
Kin**1* HkyduaterJack grast
bring their ilgned contract* Into
F «*t gury
Pomln* Along
eimp
with them end c tb m wfl)
rtlldfrslseva
Hah Moor* •
com* to term* aa soon a* they
Tenth Krce— 5-18 Mil*
ret on the seen* and have •
Hon X
Miami Calling
rhanee to talk over their desire*.
Miss kalians
I rnlenl
I’ll giro
Jhvlal Duka
However, there nr* enough
flrar*
May Keen
hesdeches to go r-u m l.
Elererlk Bare— 5-18 Mil*
DIMigglo, who set a acnaatlontqalslela Uses*
al record ty hitting In 68 con
k'nnv Mairan
Curst*
secutive games last summer, lead
Daisy Mini
kmnky Day
husky Mark
Krle
ing lit* Yankee* to th* world
Clear Call
grlssd Mas*
championship ,nd earning,, th*
moet-valua blc-ulavar award for
himself, reportedly waa offMyd a
contract for 137,500) th* same
G EAR Y. Okla, Feb. 16.— DPI •mount h* received 1*at year. Most
— As Rosa Squires tells It, he observers believe that •ha and
tew a pair of jackrabblt ears President Edward O. Barr
rcuttlln* down a crap row In a the Yank*, will rampraml
farm field. He find one shot and $40,000 with a minimum of a m
saw two Jackrabblta leap Into tho
air and tall dead. He never ha*
The fln t president of Harvard
fl*iired or* where the second University
was Henry Donator, a
Jack came from.
( smbrldg* graduate, who waa ap
pointed In August. 1640.
rtoldsn A Hr*
Our )t<iaus
Itrtd nprv
(Irsyes
Itasefs llnssy Plesssst Du*
(lsng OuM<
la m p Uaht
Rlgktk Race— Fntonty
Satnrnt Hull
whit* Chsrila
Jarful Murn
liuils llaak
lied I'ail.ly
Masks* N*d
I'rail* Andrew Mike’s Penaa
T THE THRILL
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theea d a y s o f risin g costs
b e easier to b a l
to
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9
SA N FO R D , FLORIDA. TH UR SDA Y . FEBRUARY 10. I91J
U. S. Coastal Cities,
Stimson W arns Nation
U-Boats Driven
From Aruba Isle
• D a n g e r O f Pressure
From "Thoughtless
Persons” Revealed
_
•
V
•
Ilf
A— elated P m a l
Secretary o f W a r Henry
Stinuon said today the na
tion should expect attacks
“ all along o u r coasts and
other places” like the raids
made bv submarines on the
Netherlands Cnribhonn Is
land o f Aruba.
He urged at a press con
ference that the country
s h o u ld be prepared sUo for
proMure from ’’thought]*** pereons’* to scatter Arm y defensive
forces to meet such attacks, and
added, “Yielding to that pres
sure would bo the surest way I
know of to loso the war."
Ha save assurances that urg
ent preparations are being made
now far an offeasa by the Unit
Soviet T r o o p s
B a t t l e On Into
W h i t e Russia
Ah! Spring!
H British State M iddle
East A rm ies A r e
B eing
Reinforced
<n» u w i h h p»*»*,
Ro»».*n troops, driving past
Smolensk, h v r nertetrated into
White Russia’* Soviet dispatches
declared today and were reported
in possession of Kresty, 7t miles
northwest of Smolensk.
Britain announced the continu
ing reinforcement nf the middle
E**t armies, while Italians re
ported p ltn| skirmishes 00 mites
wr«» nf Tobruk, Libya.
Continued
general
advance*
iluWV;
Ifnr the Red armies were report
ed this morning bv the Soviet
high command, which declared
that Narl losses had been heavy
In the mldat of the war news In men and material and an
comes this sign of Spring, the nounced the largest bag of Ger
seaaon of aunahlne anil fresh man planes In recent days— .13
Gowers. THa model at s New- de*tro*ed aloft and aground.
York preview wears a 'dinner
Earlier front dispatches had
hat that give* intriguing glimps told n' heavy Soviet a’ MIlery ac
es of the hair. It is of blsrk tion— in some arts' directed by
shantung, trimmed with black the radios of guerrilla bands op
veiling and flowers.
eratinr behind the Oerman line*
- '
— which had smashed' gap, in
the Natl*' fortified front and
broken down tank-led eounterattacks.
id s
Unit* which filtered throu»h
the German lines on the Lenin
grad front wera said to be ratl
ing the shota of tbe Russian big
Celebrate
liversary Off
^
Course Iri Water
Safety, Accident
• Prevention Starts
A
Persons wlto ham. completed
both the standard and advanced
Ftyit Air eeave*#, may enroll In
the Water Safety ^ - j A g J d m t
Prevention route* which will be
Instructed by Ktnll F. Lewis,
Sad Croee spatialfield . renreMmtatlve, next weak. Monday
ttvo-eh Friday, fmm 4-*o VM.
fo 7(30 P.M. at the c iri l»-out
k n Kay Mann, puhlklt*
man for the muntv Pml
ehsnter. disclosed this
r. 8be added that a class
rro person* will he c*nt+
. morning*
during th*
,»»afb
f
l>00
A.M. tnlU
i t * * A. M.
Graduate* of this count will
he qualilled la ta a e h naople
* “
.
.
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* ‘ v i f Hel
ena State
•a thamnathistles, and
df " » n rv -
Ueeblay Flnt AWl
• S S fe -.M ?
deelarwl'r
S‘ f°
Moughton
H istory
Form ed
’Describes
o‘her halterk
O f Club, whlel led n German
_ . Infantry
counter-thrust, then route.1 the
In
1872 InfsntiV, the Russians declared.
Celebrating the seventieth anni
versary of the founding of the
rr-aniaatlon, members of Sanford
Lodge No. 6S, F. sad A. M. held
their regular meeting Tuesday
night at the Masonic Hall, Secre
tary C. J. Humph announced yes
terday afternoon. James Hough
ton, a member of thi organisation
for many vears. described the his
tory ef the lodge, which was
founded In 1871.
Ralph Chapman and Kent Hos
tetler were In charge of the sup
per preceding the meeting. Man"
winter visitors In Sanford end
several from other cities « (tend
ed the meeting.
Th# first regular communica
tion of lodge No. 03 was held
Mar. It, 1971 Mr. Moughton stat
ed. The officers In chares In
cluded D. C. Brookins, W. M.;
C. W. Jaeocks. 8. W.; II. N. Al
len, J. W.| and A. C- Caldwell,
treasurer. The meeting wse held
at a Iwo-atoey building In Meltonvllle, near the edge of Lake
Monroe, Mr. Mooghton recalled.
On July t. t « 0 . a dispensation
waa received from the Grand
Lodje changing the locillon of
the lodge from Meltonvllle to
Sanford, according to Mr. Mouthton. Tbe first Sanford meeting
was held In tbe old Bishop block,
fteveral other buildings were used
as meeting nlores, prior to 1913
when the present hall was opened.
Mr. Rumph aHscloeed that three
men, who rre now‘ living, have
been members of the Bsnford
Lodge for ever 10 years. They
am Jot Cameron. Frank P. Fors-
Other heavy Inmage was re
ported done ' bv barrages laid
down on a minefield guarding
double linn nf German d fens* works koothwrst of the
Soviet capital.
■
Meanwhile. In Africa the Ails
army In Clrenalc# haa retlre.1 to
a general line rntnlng 40 miles
from Tmlml to El Mrchlll after
several Hava nf wldesnrrad pa
trol activity In the broad no
man’*-land *enarating It from
tha British, offkiial advices said
yeetordav.
.
British patrol* ware active in
thla area, with strong fighter
protection, btti encouraged no
nopn Itton. The renter of the
Tmlml-EI MechiU line lie. about
90 mile* west of Toliruk. In
the Clrenalean hsmn.
tin London. mlHtarv nbserrera expressed tbn belief that a
recent attack by R A F A met Iran-mada Xlttobawk*. which cost
tbe German airr fnrre
torre so
SO planer,
had prompted ths German withdrawsL They s|U ^ U o that the
area south o f fe . Ill** r-nnlne
from El MochIU to I I Gasala
had been
‘ on cleared of Aale troops.I
W. W. Edenfield,
Former Resident
Of Sshford, Dies
WUUam Wade. (denGeld,
phew cf Mr. sjU Mrs. Walter Rdied is a
this morn-
Aiwnclaletl
I’rrs -
n
NUMREK
112.
Expeditionary Forces,
Including Some U. S,
Troops, Land A t Java
<n> **— *■i n rm s )
I vital to the pupplying r.f ('hum
A bulletin from General Doug
F* | A mmmunit|ur foweilnl t h «•
las MucArthur’s headquarters *®' J iiinnrao
|ianr«r hail form! n cro««ing I
the
rrnortrd r~:
Increasthe
Hilin
river nn«l the front |
■
_ .Philippines
"
----t
t'if in
#- nm
n rm
mg J panes, prr.M.ire ai.lnat the
Ran(t„on wita tlr«rnl*e«l 1
American
and
Hliplno
defense
.
.
...
ii^___ .. **_,
* .
.
n« now lying minirttii
rr lietween
a ; f r —
3 , %- S k .
The communique said aevertl |fr"'”
',h r1rn.i!w“';. h>'..*h,rh1 ,':,M
Japanese flame-throwers
wera I L-tM.n frnl* the Burma rmnl. mi.I
captured. Violent Japanese ar- I.naiim* .10 milr* wr*t of thf It11
tillery fire was reported as iht
,
el mpiign apparently neared it* Jspsne.e psitir. cr....e.l th.last tragic phase.
Ihlin In uuall Imst. at ...ni.Japanese troops are within 73 place*, it » » . nnnouiie.-d ..fii
air-line miles ef Rangoon. Bur- dallyma’s rspitil. Tokyo clrlme.1 ta -1 Imperial force* fought hiind
day. Unconfirmed reports, how- tn-hand with the invador*. in l
ever, ssserted Chinese troops have d'orkhn forces counlrr-alinckril
defested TTial-Japanese forces In -harplv. the rontmimin
-a. I
fierce fighting along the Burma- The fighting spread a l o n g n
T h ’iland frontier.
-wide front n« the Japane-e
The British su<idrnly stenpod omvi-.l up strung forees from
up the riell evacuation of Ran-.Thatnn. which lies tail fa, from
goon in the fare of an oml- the .cane nf action on the Han
nons military .iUation s«ms 73! ,-oon-Moulrarin railway,
mile. .U v e the city while the; - KilfhllnK „ mli,llm, „ ,, | „ ,
RAr rarrle.1 out a mas* attack |„ight and .till I. in pnigie.-,’
on s Thailand rail terminus In ! the coutmtiiiiqu.' und, adding
(he north which the Mtemy Is'thut ”oi r troop, are holding
believed using as a base far a I their position*
and fighting
paiachute Invarion of territory -tnoigly."
------•
Death Auonv Of A Merchantman
Small N u m b e r O f
Am ericans A re In
Group
That
W ill
Help
Defend
Isle
Japanese Bnmb
Australian Port
182 Ninponese
Ships
Are Sunk Or Dam• aned, Dutch Claim
IIVTWIA
IS. IAn—A
a n ro
N K. I.. Keh.
total of IH2 Jap*
81 »r
hern
«unk
•r tlama'nl In thr I ’nitrd
N ilio "i' forrrm up to F rb . 14,
prrorrfin** to nt ruthorilalive
romi ilatioo of XnrM, thr of*
firhl |tuu.« r *o *» K frn c y .
Dean E. C. Nance Recap, Ratreid
Addresses P.T.A. T i r e Rationing
On Founder’s Day Be g i n s T o d a y
C f th»* to tal, iim w r r r «unh(
?h prohih** •unk. and 41
djim«*rnl 1>r tvimlirr did not
inrlodr h-r%% !•••«#*» infllrtnl
on thr rnmn in thr invanlon
of •* uih Siimalr-i, whlrh
Htartn! Salnnlai.
P r o f e s s o r Requests Obsolete Makes Are
People
T o H a v e j More D i f f i c u l t
Faith D u rin g W a r j To
Obtain N o w
Ill
Declaring that "We ran not win | Slatting t"<lay. no > lr* or dethis war by making speeches, by llvirie. of retrradrd or n-rapped
cheeking on subversive artlvitlM. lire* ran In- minis- In .S.-iuinoUor bv carrying a hate for otbtr1I'mintv unless the purehiser has
i*ltoning rerlifirste, C*ii-onlin-.sl--wdl>- U-boat metiiic.* in ilie Allantnr
-till .oinking British
people, hut we will win
rlur A. II. 1’eti-r.on " f the Ration merchant ship n-;o. .V u i.u il n few .econd. In-foie plunging
Ing courageous, noMa a
in.- Hoard.- slat'd Ibis morning.
reallring that Christianity
lu-atli the chupi'.v wiilei-. Her crew i (niggles in .It. wul. i iwiiiliiir
A Washington dispatch yester
mand* much pmre than we
day delayed the s f r l of Ihr re- re.i-.ie craft.
given her In) the past." I hr,
(read rationing until Kelr. 23, hut
C. Nance, dean of Hollins
\eweerlnlw4 I'fMnl
Kxnotlitiomirv forr»*s of
the t'nih'il NuliolH. inrlmliiiK a "ri'lnlividv sninll numIht of Ami'rli’uiis,” Imth
tyroii n.l lrn<i|is ntul luintlior
-nil figliirr piloi-s from th*
Lllutt .' k* ''l),.>.. huve (irrivpti
in Juvu in i . - 1;’ *li,f*’M ’ 11n»
i s I it n il -.Iriiiiifhiiirt iiuninni
Iht* inuvilulilt* JupanoHi* ns.-■null.
Jntwne-e I. o ... be I * pounded
Ihirwlu. u north Australia mili
tary naval hose, today In the
aerial attack on the Acslino mainland. Home raiualtie- and damage to -erviee In-
Test :Will Determine If Siren
Can Penetrate 4<Downtown” Noise; ''"''
fo
iaunghlng tovpedogs .and the air
craft m e unable to carry out
a concentrated attack.
BONDS
STAMPS
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C l ^ A 111 Batan Fight Nears Last Phase:
**! Chinese Hit At Enemy In Burma
• W a r Secretary Gives
A ssurance P rep ararations A r e M ade
0 F o r U . S. O ffense
I
L;
,c f j
u. S. DEFENSE
a a rt (Istott
—r*nuc«
.
•
1)
.
Like This," and the main point I had been
anil under no
• -------I ntullatinn*
«vere
acknowledged
he tmnhaslred was the Import- . rcmllti-.n s-.o.l.l .Iwliws-rie-is bs- nsn.lsllountowii Sanford I* evp.-**le*l| from rxploslve* dronpe-l l-ith on
He .H.le.1
ance of faith.
. . . thr, dealer, or p u rvh .., R a J n f a || C a U S C s S
to hear (he air raid siren tontor-'lhe town and tbe hnibor.
•'Clvlllia'Ion earnot he eav.-.l |«* ..»• » *»'.'•.«*>? ,:n., ,r
l.-w uiihoui fail after the an
The Dutrh En»l Indie* ilebv a weak faith," he declared Office of I'ri.v Adiiiiniatratlon are'
oounri-menl this nmrililo; by II fender* continued their *lnut re“ We need a more realistic liable In |in»(cfulion.
.lame-.
I.ul
llmt,
hntritig
bu.lI
-i-tnnee
to the .lanun*-*** invmlIt nihil wun tfVi’iliil by
fjIGjthat will not tolerate
u. ilh. r. the machine will I**- ! •rw a r o u n d
I’nlemlmng. the
s'upiditv, Ignorance,, the sins and
pla.-.'d -omewhere in the bit-lne--1 burned-out oil center in aoulli
vices that we see all ahout us;
dislliei tn.li.y nn.1 *.iiiii.l>-d io |Sumatra. The Jnpnne-r -truck
one that will put sterl in uur chase obsrlrte lire* is now the
Iuterniitti-nt rain fur the last **id* r to determine if lb** ooi*ejnrw aerial bl»*w* on air fiel.t* in
nerves, and Oght In our heart* rin ii s* for the purchase of oth
i.fflcr*. -to..-, and i w,.»lein nn.l enslern Java.
d>y» ha* caused n sllxhl will penctiule
.
To do something aluiul the right er lire*. Previously, slip* to buy two
i
Jannoc**' plane* have been reiduee*.
olsolele tire- were given In nny- shortage In rrn.lure on hand nt *
Is the faith for thl age."
I
lie
•iit-u
h
‘»
bi-elt t.—led
iorli.1 in **u* I inruin ->r. . Im-nn*
who
desired
them.
lh«
Snnfur.l
Sttte
Farmera
Mar
Dean Nance was Introduced i»v
the fir*l
Person* who have order* pond- ! ket. but no crop* have been re i v• i \ t mil ni the water plant, and i rliri. |>llt u,j4 w.i*
Superintendent T . W. Lawtmi.
i- ih.-nI* hnvi* Ihrn tom
nobin" nltack.
who stated It would be spnr.i(till lilt a I'llIII It citulil not 1In* ht'Illd
p n u in U nl**ini
miU*4
pilate If three shrines
ttllliiutl
V.-.lIrnlay, fo r ••xiini •* uili t»f lh(* .lti|iiin»"<i**«*:iii| irk*«l
purchrs
lo,e*l this morning.
elected; on* to Mr*. Burney, the "■JJ-f*'
•lr*
niMirlq
fi
Olll
l,k«
Mary
The bail weather rau*.-.l a dr
However, worn tire*!
Ikiti’ti hUntl Ihi< • »»f Amboini,
founder of P.T.A., another la on which retreading
hs* not b#en; I .y in the picking of fruit ini *».||tl tile aim n multi Ih• to anl
nival
ill# public schools, anti the third S'artrd r ii be rrpossrssed at any the culling of celerv. and nl«o pl.Mtlh, wInti* r mn jor it v of thr -till i* »'iip of tin*
'iB 'i'f Ifft |i» Ih • r»ii»ftl \'nlit»n<.
to th# American Christian hum *. lime It wis staled.
in g'thrring vegetables, it * » * |l»M.|*ls- III Ihn Sanford litI<eilll’**
' " ’t r em nn»l llntrh IwmWr*
• « I • M rill 1 not know it wu* Im*‘I T U not being possible," Mr.
Despite Ihe four-day delay, -tiled, nlthuuth for a
••tll.iGorulftl in i*«Mitinii***l W »w «
Lawton continued, "it Is Gtling L#rn llenleisnn. Ol’M rrtioning, ter.lav afternoon fruit wr* pick- IIU I'ltHMI.
•l
(In* lanan*”*.* invp«li»n f W l
-w lii’ii Mowni at tin WtttlT
that w# eather annually in mem administrator *ni.l yesterday, *11- *-»l. The tm-iibilitv that straw•nrhoml rn lln'iyka Slrrilt
itt
pltll
t.
till*
Firm
mn
In
*
lit*
•
r«l
vbill
ory of th#se three shrine-."
rible truck operator* m-v con-1 In-rri-a mivht have leen *laning.*l
•tirroiimlinir illutrirU. I»nt
ni nt h o f Ih
M *»*hI Uiv»T,
ml
Th# p#opl« war# urge.1 by Mr. tlnue to obtain new tire* through I v the rtin was *!i*.minted by
Lawton to "get back In the hab local ration hoard* until midnight Mr. Lehman, who staled thrt the (•of slow l i l o t v i t . Wr »r»* RtMiiu t*»|* I m ilff f^tm I'lih nihjin*?. The
l»risii**ht I ho f ir,*l
it of listening lo church hells." lie Feb. 22. After that time, how msiket hs* laige .upplle* nf g o d ! , v ' ' ' " " ' r
............. “ "’.l
j ' ", '* »«i'to cto ry . I may u-k -...king of n tn*n«*Mirt. TIm* hlu
added, " If w# had been doing ever, no truck*. Im*#* or other quality iH-rrle. on hand.
rron* ..............
rii««*«l to 1
He .lw. said felerr i» i.nprov« • mmis.l.m to pureha-e, m two rn...
.-1 tho *
U)L- for th# Ust few year*, we bervv vehicle* will lie able to
»rL...!|
r
» *•nl ol,r
l ••umlM-r nf trnn*»Mirtii nn«l warwould not now be listening *•• obtain new tire uurchases certlfl- Inir ami prrdirtctl th"t the prlr»
l»t
•
«
«
«l
ri*fht
in
th«*
City
ami
om
*|
hitbM PtiUi'k with ) »*nh« luit not
Intently to #lr raid sirens."
rate* tinlrs* I.k-i I boonl* are sat ix r cr*t«* nil) Im* better noon.
P'snL ln thl* wav.l
I *unk ,'nee Sunday, with
Th# tore# audience alio saw isfied that Ike worn tire* on Ihe Much l.c.llv crown ic-U-rg let-1
e eandUHehtlng service whlrh Vehicle* cannot he retreaded.
turr wm rriHirteil coming in ami! 11
,!rM f "!? lhfl vt|,..° ,a,l 4 1 probably hit nn.l n rif-ir ml »
featured the nbt# go#U of t'nPrice Administrator Henderson ws* said to be verv fine In .insl-, ^ :f,rh
Mr' tls-i rep >rtcd ye*‘ e>d'
liw "It
I. as
.. good ..
___1<•"'.. -aid.
A
milltsev
il'spati-h
f-«m
"It is
ss I.
is ernwnl
am#riatl#n. Th# ceremony was *dded the drlev waa necessary ity.
In
Callfo.nl.
or
anywhere."
Mr.i
,
J
'
y
I
hsn.lic.ppd
the Southern r-*|e|.e<, key
i*taml
because
required
rationing
form*
opened by Mia. Htolla P. Arring
n drclarvd.
singing nf the test yesterdsv At
ton and Mrs. K. W. Fit# who h*d not yrt been distributed to I.ehm.
—.
,
. #
..
, •linrri thr Rotinil haivly cnuM Ih* northeast nf Jnvu. revialed the
Presented th# Spirit of P.T.A. all local rationing hoards.
i
l
i
,*
Rtrirtu, hut » itlulrawnl of Dutch force* from
No retread uurrhast certificate* •lackrniiw ofr. ijnil th# price yl*o, hmr«l mi ih*wntnvbn
Mrs. G. E. MeKav. In turn, nrrvftievn or stum with •So ra'd’ .l citv of Mauissar,
eantad Mrs. J. K.jlodg# as Good will be Issued for nastenger errs U itnippmir. Th# rclcu»« of • ll|IM|rK rlonnl rouM not hear thr 492 miles from Roembaia, to
Homes. M r* M. M* Clevels-d as la February ami Mr. Henderson roruiMfriblc "mount of ralb.«p«; , lri.„ nl Mn. Tht. In(l wft„ wM lo new th,>ll'nn* fr m >*h'ch they
nd Health. Mr*. Arthur Bran- stld it was nrobable that no re- in the lalatka section I* sal. .
«„„.l,m.|l„|vr."
vere rtt.illnui.. r slublmrn 'm is ... »s Safety, Mrs. W. E. Baker trvadlnr would he avaltatle for re*|mn>ible for this romlllinn, and
' lance.
ss Equalised Educational Oppor- them In M(r:h.
Mr. t ehmnii predicted lower price* ,
for cabbage during the net,* few
week*.
•nd Natural Resources, Mrs. R.
K. T ir e as Vecatienel Adjust^ ^ A T H E B --------CitizensvW a rn e d O f ! x « C o n d u c t S u r v e y
M r«7 W. O. Fleming
u*
W A SH IN G TO N . Feb. 19.— (Ah
Leisure Tim# AcF B I Im personators
f
lo
n
iD
A -M u e h
colder
— Sumner Welles, undersecretary
W. J. W#ll* a* tight with
tempeialurva
slightly
nf
8tate, said todav the United
Rdiltv and Mrs. W.
ORLANDO, Fab. !9.-<JP> _
States I* not sat!, fled with the
as Active Spiritual MKW freeling In the estrvm# Special Agent R. G. Danner, In
r h portion tonight, preceded charge of the Federal Bureau of S M. IHrer*. County sanitary explanation* so far offered by
field th# Vichy Government regarding
a light rain In the estreme Investigation la Florida, Wed envlnrer. will conduct n
survey of thl* ares with G. II. reported French aid to th* Alla
south portion end slang tbs ssst nesday
advised
tbe
public
to
be
.’ r.idlev, senior entomologist of forees In Libya.
atrml roast.
Ml guard against "im personal-r Ih - U. S. Departmrnt of Agrllie added that further Instruc
undrrrover sgsnts” who are tak enlluie. Ihe l.wal .nglm-er said tions have been lent to Amha*ing advantage of the increase.! (hi* morning.
••dor William
l». I^ahy at
opera.Ion. of Ihe FBI.
_____
program far
the lm- Vichy._______
Activily of these Individual* pr."Our
vete.-nt nf grneral ra»llary
la’ dre In lenre measure to thr
County N e w sp a p e rs Should
"guBihillty of tbe public In not cop.li'lons In Seminole
requiring them to ealabllah their ran |e rarrlrd out with the ronp.-ralion ef the publlr," Mr. G ive U n biased Facts
Roger* i<alntrd nut, addin r that
A TH EN S , O a T ” Feh. I0.-M PI
he and Grady Ihjnran, CHv sanitar* inspeerrr, are working In- — Th# fundamental duty of new*geth-r on the (nanecllon of fn«l naper* to prysenI unbiased fact*
handling establishment* within to reader* we* sir** nl by two
th* H ie ttmlta. Mr. Roger* ha* -peakere at th -# Georgia Free*
SKE, 'i“
lSlight Shortage
'i;: In Market Produce
Sanitary Engineer ^ stm u lj,p la in e d
With Entomologist
Dr. Frank I .other Mott. #f
"Pood
handling
establishm-nts", said Mr. Duncan, "in- th* UnDerity of Iowa, -aid the
er Information, and gUM#
, d r'~ stores".
The two men agree that their boneal leader*, will know
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the
ie “Hot" Team
In Southeastern
'ATLANTA. Feb. u . W V -T b ls
as good a time as any to warn
embers of tha South-eleUrn
gferrors not to count ehlekrhs
fafa they’re hatched.
That advice goes for Tennessee,
labama, Auburn and a few more
M 1are eyeing the forthcoming
pference basketball tournament
tLwIavflJ*, Ky„ Feb. 25-M. The
U fm lty of Kentucky la a tough
ateater In the blue grata country
and nobody had better count It
until the last round la
aarh Adolph Rupp'o V
Package
Store & Bar
pot a black i p or Teimeeeee'e
conference. Saturday, boa tine tha
defending champions at Lexing
ton, Sd-iS, In a paw* which had
tho famous Mohan brothon pret
ty well covered.
W riter la at wook, Kentucky
bowled oror Alabama 50-34 In a
Kama at Lexlneteo.
Kentucky’s wtn oxer Tennessee,
coupled with Aobum'a one-point
upeet by Mississippi State, 40-41,
moved the Wildcats Into third
place In tho conference standing*
end dropped Auburn to fourth.
|/>u|*l*na State with two victor
ies over hapless Tolane, moved
Pauline Betz of
Rollins Retains _
Singles Title
ORLANDO, Fob. 18, (M — Paul
talned her wrio on women’s tennls circles here yesterday after
noon when she turned back her
schoolmate. Dorothy May Bundy,
0-1, 6-4, In the finals of the
Isdlea’ singles matches of the
Florida amateur championship.
In the host match of tha day,
Jim Windham, up and coming
Orlando voungatar, gave Ocorge
Lyttletnn-Rogera, Irish Devla cup
star, a thorough acara before the
Unity expert won, 6-4, 6-2. The
victory gave Rogers the men»
singles crown.
„ ,
the lunlor singles finals,
Dennis. St. Petersburg, re
u s e d his title with n straight
sat victory over Billy Windham,
Orlando, 6-6, 6-0.
&
DeSoto P aints
Sale A t Cost
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ill
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918.75
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CKLF.HV—Crade* ll.ls-ILa a
CELKIOY IIKA KTH—Crates f i l l u se
COU-A KD*—Dos. Den. (Sc-lie
KOOPLANT—Ru ller. il.1 t-lt.IS
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SI.SI. So. f II.IS
U n T t ’CB—Orates, leeA Iceberg. Is
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PAImLKT—lots. Him. lla
PEAK—liii llpr, ll.a*.|/.ts
PKPPBIU4—Du llpr. Calif Wonder.
II.15-11.15. Cralea |«.15-14.I*
POTATO*:* — Cralea, II.,I Hll.a.
li.iiin e
ItAPIHIIKA—Pns. nun. fle-SSe
Hl’INAiTI—mi Her. Mummer Type.
Two Dogs Clash
In Ninth Race;
'Hi-Guide Loses
Sixth R
lln u rb o n H oy
H old en I ’nlaca
Tlepl*
Hip The Way
D ells lla rp sr
r .' .U
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d#r*d to *n to r y o « r
aald raua * on the
a n p * a r* n r*
M ill* I k y
Phone 178-J and they will be
glad to tell you how you can
save on your Insurance costs.
No obligation, Just a courtesy.
Aa C le rk of Halil t'o u rl
H y A . M. iV L K K H . I I C .
In
In
April. I H I, lha iam» beln* the Sib
C. M. IIO YI) A CO. hava been
saving Sanford Property Owners
•in insurance costa tinea 1916.
IR K 41*9
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W h ile 9 S .it
I ' K A N I T * — C W T H arka 9> l t - | t 00
I*IN K A P P L E S — O ra l* , p o rtn lU r a n
Tenth Here— Fularlly
Old llrlnr
Heckle## Mlk*
•‘rally Anilr-W While Charlie
\fn#k*it Red
Jsppy
JuNt Htand
l ‘lek Ring
Klerenlh Race—6.11 Mil*
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IN ACTIVE SERVICE
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P.
Carotene
l,one M.vry
Hmnky lu lls
Fog y KM
Fifth Race— *-!• MU*
CR^OMULSION
Hacka.
The ciimpanlrs they represent
hnv* never felled to pay divi
dends
tu
policy haUera
since
Ihry startrd In busloiM Hi 1I2R,
Ih7(!t 1M81 and I960. These div
idend checks will k«b you pay
taxes, buy Defense Bonds or
meet Incwating living coats.
GET THE THRILL
of Picking Winners
Fourth Rice— Futurity
Phong 503
F ast K ir*
lt*al Hpry
H M r I ’a ll
J o v ia l D u k *
THAN KS
•Lest Half natty Heeblet
Itsbs H ills—
Just nsssia
Steady Xsn
Rough Traffic
Kally Ann
T lllls llarpsr
Chink's I stags Kina Melody
. Third k u t - 6 - 1 6 Mil* ■
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Ambrose
Mary HI#*
Hnow Hank
I.ONOWOOD, Feb. J«, (Spe
cial)—F lt r a Special and Grand
PJehth liar#— Futurity
81a will hookup again tonight In
Hun V a lle y
a renewal of their engagements R in g 's Im a g .
I lob Moor*
Ja c k F r o t l
that have featured several of the J o y f u l >l*>rn
Ilu r llnnua
ninth races at Sanford-Orlando H m n k y T a la
N a tu ra l H a ll
Kennel Club lately.
Ninth
In their last out Friday night. F a s t F u r y
Grand 81a triumphed by a neck •Erie
Puds llsnk
over fast-closing Extra 8peclal. (lrand His
front Mttnwhlle, the feeling of
suspense was shattered by - the
defeat of
Ul-Gulde. Saturday
night C. M. Hall’s act grey
hound wae beaten In hie attempt
to extend hi* victory string to
eleven.
Overnight Entries For Monday
First Bare—Futurity
IFleai Half Dally Dm IIO
Pal's 1‘hnlre
Ml an personality
M**le 1-srt
Aaaslln
lisbs N
(MM Kv
tin ts leader
(lisa I'tmlnn
ro R W — C W T
FotaHly
Seventh Race— 5-11 Mil#
O rftjrfa
Fl*aaant H i i *
F rlo m l
H p ils rn b u rir
Part Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By Your Insurance
PORTSMOUTH. V a , Feb. 16.
(AV-Secretary of the Navy Knox
disclosed last night that work
wooId begin at the Norfolk navy
yen! within a few weeks on the
45,000-ton tattleshlp Kentucky.
CH UNGKIN G, Chlnr, Feb. 1«.
(AT— Generalissimo Chlang KaiShek. now conferring with British
leaders In India, sent a message
of appreciation for the $500,000.to
000 American Man to Ch
President Roosevelt today.
t h a t a c u ll fo r il lv nre* hu« l#**n
broiiirtit apraln*« you In th* Circuit
Court for Henilnol# Oninly, Florida.
In chancary. by Marlin I’rtrr J.»
L E G A L N O T IC E
rnbl. and you are hereby ordered
and tH]ulrt<| to file with the Clerk
i* t u b c i n c r i r r o r n r . n iv T ii of ealf! Court your written ap
jr n ll'IA I. IIH IT IT . IN AND ru n pearance In aald ault on th** flr«t
aK M ivo i.B r o t a r y , F l o r i d a , Monilcy In April, 191?. bclnr th*
6th t%iy of aald month, anti there
iv i ll %vi en v , ■after to fll* with aald 4lerk yi»ur
written defenaea. If any. »•» tlie
JOE nSHIRT DAVIDSON.
75e.f1.Se
“ *
Cnmplslnanl. Hill of Complaint In aald ault nt
the lime prescribed by law.
RHI'AMII TBIJ.OW —nu llpr. II 11- — e . —
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that thla order of publication !»#•
RTH AW nERIllEH — Pint 1C*
publlehevl
nnre
a
week
for
four in
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fall
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TO:
DORIS
DAVIDHON.
T'HM'nH’H— 56-55 |*n c m » , nr*
confeaati will Id entered Msaln»t
Nn. 4 Gordon H*r«.l
m fry. I l i a . I l l s , in |.|i Car
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tlonlgomery, Alab.ma.
lo. 11.11
W ITM R JM I J f T
II A N I » and the
r o r a r e h e r e b y n o t if ie d
WATKIII'IIKU*—Dna. I*n
(hat an irlltn haa l»*#n laailtu(*<1 eeal *»f #ald C o u rt, at Hanford.
a*aln»t you by Jo* D*rry DavMaon F lo rid a , thla 141h d a y of } > t iru n r ) .
oi T o r m n ? p it o n r r r t
A l'I'le K H — If $• llo k l 91.71-91.••. Ho* In the abova-a^ylaU rogfl. aeaklng A I*. I»l*
O. p. IIKRNDON.
a dlvnrc*. and you nr* hereby or
\Y*af#rn 91X3- 9175
I Netherlands E ast Indies A ir Force are shewn being
i by British A ir Vice-Marshal Pulford when they
ritUh
In the flgkt for Maleya. Ovarwhelmlngly out
b ln
numbered In the air Md Anally left without a bat* from which to Ay,
three dauntless Dutch and their R .A .F. comrade* made a gallant bnt
losing Aght
(C’e.lr*/TrC S.)
f t ,T ..T r
f a k e Up
Going (Heady
NT & GLASS
A >canl half cup of sugar added
to etch quart of watet^wlU aid
terse sgslnsl yon ana saM cause in keeping chrTjqrilba<hnnu crisp
will be taken as confessed and (be I
rnd fresh.
mutter will araceeg as pane.
IT I* FU RTH ER ORDERED i bat
IbU Order of Publication U» publl.li.il nnre a week far four III
rnneecutlrs weeks In Tha Hanford
II.raid, a newspaper r.eularli
published la temlaale County. FlurIda. ,
WITNEHM Ibe band nl U I*.
Ilrrmluti. Clerk at lha said Court,
and Iba seal ibereof, Ihl, llth
d/r of Febraary. A. P l l l i .
l». P. HERNDON.
Clerk.
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A saving of 20% to 26% can
Hollrlmre for Onmplaln.nl.
he had on your Insurance costs
l>y placing your automobile, fire,
ORDKH OP P I B I J t t T l O l
windstorm and othdr Insurance
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IlK.ftTA JACOBI, whuae r*ald#iu** with C. M. Boyd A Co.. $13H
la unknown.
Magnolia Are., Sanford, Florida.
t o r a r k i i r n r u r Nf/TiKii:i»
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to remember, for It me:
yea In 2 Important wovai I
■win trouble ia periodic
llonat distress, start I ds
fora “tha time" and taka It as
d im tad. If you are wndown.
undsmourishsd from functional
eabaes Its us* as a tonlo should
help stimulate appetite, Increase
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SAN FO R D . FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y , FEB R U A R Y
Japs Caught In F.B.I. Net
II ID
Philippines
* Filipino Women And
Children ( K i l l e d ;
Air A c t i v i t y In
^ B a t a n Increases
17. 1912
M rm b rr
A nnoclalrd
P re ss
N U .M IIK R
111.
Russians Have Escape By Nazi
Pushed Enemy Ships Will Be Japs Attack Indies’
Back 180Miles Investigated
Islands, Preparing
Reds Contuiue Cwaiits^Chtti-chill Orders In*
West From Kirov
quiry As Bombers
Zone Below Vital! S trike. A t Refuge
City Of Smolensk
Ba.«e O f Vessels
For Thrust At Java
Few Lives Are l-oat
And Little Damage
Is ('siused As Re
sult Of Bombing
I Ilf tasoelatrd ffM a)
LO N D O N , Feb. i 7 . - l , t V A
The German* today admit a
Inquiry
into
the
Russian advance of I HU miles In government
some sector, i inre (he start uf channel , crape of the German
Hrharnhnrd
and
their
winter
cuunter-ofiensive, liatllr-hips,
•t
—— —
and the Russian* rrporieU the ftneisenau, ami the cruiser, I’rio i
enemy ha* been puttied bark an Eileen, was ordered lodav by
other HO mil*., westward from Prime Minister W in-Inn C h u iih tb* Kirov Zone below Smolensk. 111. a« Hriti h honilwr. altn-krd
The Russian* announced offi Helgolnnd High! where the N ati
cially today the occupation of sev skips wrre reported to have ta k
eral more uomta on the vast en re'nee.
A lit it loll spokesman declared
winter front with "heavy loeaea
•
WASHINGTON, F e b . 17.
In manpower and material" IU- the three ships will la- out of
—(/P)—Increasing enemy *ir
Dieted i.n the Hermans, but front •n inn for sometime a the r>-L
activity over General Doug
dtapatches null, let
the Nexus s, It of the Dover Strait halterwere hurling into action the rc- inlas MacArthur'a Unes In Baaere..
whicn
they
bail
hoped to
Meanwhile, a dra-tie home. ,
tan and heavy artillery bomsave for ih rlr spring offensive.
rleaninr
by
P r im e
Minister
• II* ItCMrlitlcif I'raaat
• bailments were reported toA supplementary communique Churchill in Britain’- War Cah.l:in;i-u--i- |tl:iiii-:« s t r u c k a t
_day by the War Department.
also said that in the northwest Inrl, with some leading minis
Shown far* two i l th* thlrty-fopr Japan*;* alltna rounded up Ked cavalrymen had retaken 40.
islitiuls
in tin- n a r r o w
lets to he -wept into discard,
The Department'* com in San
FraneSco, C alif, by th# K .B .I. Left to right ar* Haruo Aokl
inhabited localities In tha was predicted In informed clrstrait
s
»
• |i a r a I i n k Ja v a
munique said 23 Filipino and Yaaujrulti Dol. Dot admitted that he had eight yeara of Nlppon- more
Uai few days
anti Sum atra tmlny in ih is .s IThe regular Soviet Information!
women and children had *a* military tmining. • / '
bureau communique did not
j|i * J £ , |on ^
blt* preparation for a d irect '
# been killed and >9 ether* wounded
whan tha Invader* thallcd an unassault mi Ja v a , tin* heart of
In North Africa.
a
.
|
t
omission
for
more
than
a
*1
defended refuge* camp at CabMr.
Churchill is believed to
the Dutch East Indies. Tho
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now.
(Hut
the
HbC
In
a
bra
raben, behind American line*.
have decided upon thi
action,
J U U o l I Jr
v I H V S r u t heard by CBS aaid the II
Dutch ntinitni/e’d the m ater- ’
Resumption of tha attempt to
ihe-e
informants
said,
after
con
I
M | H ,
v I array sin kin g aouth of 8mol*f
bomb Corregidor into helplessness
ial ilnmaRe hut
admitted sultations which convinced him
m
o It Uh Ce Ir b i<l
I Ii nU gor butary
croMf<
th»
s°,h which
^,v,r» *ffa1 of the fery of an aroo-ed and
m. was view ad by auallflsd military
several
|«ursnns
were
killetl
U
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1
1
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of
tn*
Dnieper
observers as a passible result oi
critical House of Commons.
,
, , ,,
t
aoutbward Into While Uuaoia.
nr wnuudnd.
tks rtleaas of thiaa Japanese forces
Some predicted he would < i > which conquered Singapore.
Ih'trh konilieri •eons I n hit on :
mi*a A. V . Alexander, first lotd
Hn«l
.1 ,
I Enemy bomber* abandoned the
Claud* A. Isird. mayor of PntiavilU, P*., presents q four-st:u a -lapun<»««* transport
nf the admiralty, and War S e c
air stu ck * on tbs Manila Bay
|irol>Mli|e
hit on aiwithiT in rnUU
— ■»
/
retary
Marresson
In
on
nt'-mpt
emblem
of
honor
pin
to
Mrs.
Geroge
Roth
(left),
while
Mrs.
G
e
r
fortress a month ago after aptiff the Siiinutrn enant.
tn still criticism durine Com trud* Fisher (tig h tl, proudly diapluy* her-. They rereivrd .he
proximate!* a score of plans*
Mi’itn vk1hil#. Au.truhiii'« uirim*'
mons'
Impending
threr-day
detaking part in aucceaalvs raids bad
awards in ireognition of the services of their four sou with .he Miniuttr .Inhii Curtin liHlny orhate over conduct nf the war.
been shot d s n hy anti-aircraft
.Ifi.’.l th. * imitdliftit 94919 nf “ every
Ho heavy was the barrage nf aimed (drees of the United State-. Mrs. Horn's soli- ire l’vt» Wil
am hnnmii 1K*ll»|f" III A ll1
. t ill I i:% to
crilical remarks 'evelled at the llam and Leroy ot Keeler Field. Ml-s ; Sgt. Edmond ,1 Ciini|i Lee. m»*fi llif fx|*vvlttl Jti| intieM* ingovernment
that
some
member,
V
b
.;
and
Pvt.
George
in
a
camp
in
the
Mojave
Do-crt
,,f
Cnlifnrnin.
WASHINGTON. Fab. 17, UPh
Vll*HMt III tempt.
Health Centers have been ea nf
parliament
predicted
Mr. Mrs. PI. har'a son- ar-: Sgt. LaM ar and I'vt. I.e-ler. C „. I I . Indian
Seerctsry of tha Interior leka
Th# k ».« »»f I'ule ml'iuik* —pro
ts WUhed by the staff of Seminole
told a Houae Committee toda; County’s Health Unit In Altamonte Chorcbill would he forced to town (lap , Pa.; Sgt. George. Alwrdeen, Md.: and Pvt. W arien, Ss-lm
fill iH’ieent e f th# totha oil Industry had recoramenc Sprints and Oviedo. Dr. Inland H . make a complete cabinet reshuf
ta| |»#lr«*leu in mitnut nf th# rnfieUI
Barracks,
Hawaii.
fle.
dropping
emonsr
other*
Lieut.
th* immediate cloelng of all Dame, director of the unit, its tod
Hr# lUitc’It Hint imlit*. oiul thc
no eta lion* In tha eait from thle morning, adding that yester C ” l. J. T . C. Moore. Hr* he ion.
a|ip<ir#ni wiir« en.fiil .1 a li m n CUP
I T J I . to 7 100 A.M. on week day in Oviedo be took 2 . blood m inister of aircraft production;
Inmlinir
in force
in Sumatra
a ,'a n d all day *Sunday, aad teat* and In Altamonte Weslnea- A rth u r Greenwood, minister withIIWIil# lit 4* I'm tftl Nutiiun« out4 «t portfolio; and E rn est Bevtn,
l«Mtk • in Imlie. even irhuunicr.
But ill.- Hutch ‘ were <
ire-echool Immunl- minister nf labor, tn leaker posts.
Jeterfnifietl
to affeet the fa*t dwindling
erlpplrd
In d#f#ntl their pn*itio in. in s«atocka
dua
to
the
war
and
the
Burma add tha Burma Road (a I
children,
post-natal
and
pre-natal,
mill
r
i%
In>
the
)n«t
mu
1 continue
continuing,' a military apokotman diversion o( tanker ships.
are held In Geneva In the
lo ulaiiil in Java.
Mr. Ichea, who la tha petrol- clinics
a a i d . Ho added the Japanese
City H all building there th* sec
Th# wonl h e r e ^ f h . Ihnt this
high
command apparantly
la turn coordlnatbf.'dld not tav what ond Wednesday In eech month and
Hriti.h .iicc#nU^T*in f V.ICIIilt ini'
making estenilva
preparations action ha contemplated, lie rre in Altamonte Springe et the dinic
tlioiMumr* o f triMipM f 14*111 Snik'H'
for a grand offenilve against commended tha ronatructlon of an m tha old Pool Off lev building
p«*ir. olth mii’ h ninny :n«* known
1* 0,000,000 pipeline ayitem from tbo fo u rth . Wednesday In each
Burma.
. Text*
hi h av e iMt'n trnppt*il.
to tha • Philadelphia.New
Thia withdrawal left tha Jap- York area.
month, from 10:00 A.M. until
It A K ro n lltifi'iiD , it \%n« unhf.
noon.
*rn
* tnkvn out lif t in ' tho full
The office of pflce administra
Vencrval dlecae* clinic* are hrld
•*f Sinirn|Hir« nn»l vnlimhlc nm<
tion, which would carry out the each
Monday In Oviedo and each
t«*t in I i i Imo wa« wilhtlruwn.
rationing program, aaid last week Wednesday In Altemonto
from
would be taken 1:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M.
Edward Higfino, secrrlary o fi
lldly Johnson uf Troop Hit wn«
found them neThere la room for four more the Seminole County Chambs-r n f , presented n lirnnxe pnlm h>- W
" E v e ry day th* staff uf the
Sanford office w ill be at the unit men In the afternoon welding elate Tommerce. *»ys he I* under the K Kntlrr lu«t night ul th»* Ciiint
from 0:30 A.M. until 0:00 A.M. of the defense training court* Impreaaion that the people of the of lloim* of iho Hoy Srout« hoM
________ ___
Junior High SrhiMil
do ___
not__appreciate
the ini n*
and from 4:30 P.M. until &:0<> which le taught six days a week county w
of four troop*, wrr# pi» »P.M. and all morning Saturdays", from 4:00 P.M. to A:00 P.M. at nortancr of th# NAtionti D#f#n«r |
Or. Dam* reminded “ In addition the City 8hopt on French A v Training I'ro gn m now bring run* m l. uml th#v comprti^l in p «m •
to th* regular time for various enue. rcraont who s r * employ dueled by the County H..anl o f.fw m in g ««"nls. in wh,-h Tro..;.
clinics her* on * Tuesday* ami ed or temporarily unemployed In Education at the old Cuulklge f* * * - Jm «*d the winner. The
l.eglnnnnlrra decidnl Inst night
Thursday*.
Patient* can always Uua field of work can enroll In warehouse on French Avenue, un- >“'V'
‘ his troop received 'Ion
at their regular mt-vlmg to hold
find os ncra then, but tb* county tkla supplementary course, Alex der the direction of Ales Jo h n -, ter ticket, n. lir .t prize Troop
lh< ir next galhoring nt temgnuraca’ w ork Is prim arily firld R . Johnson, supervisor, said lu- mn.
' l l fini he<l second and Trmq, Hi)
.Iih-I Field, rommander of
Eighteen men were selected to duty and they have to run on day.
The fact that this is a d e f e n s e ! '» « * ‘ hir,l.
compose Urn' w an d Jury today schedule, so w* aek that patients
the Cnnipbell-La.-sing Cost, nnprogram
developed
for
the
pur
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nf
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aa the Spring f arm of Circuit com* for Immunisation sad ex
nnonrrd this morning.
T h * membership "teim " heeded
Court started, fallowing which tha aminations at tho designated by M rs. M. Reardon won s con- pose nf training craftsmen for.erlved n life rank, presented byThis w i l l Im« the first time
work
in
th#
defense
industries
E.
W.
M
cCalley;
G
arl
UhorpenJury retired to unmatigat* undle- Mm**.*
•uch a meeting hus le-en lo-ld nt
toot sponsored ty Tourist Club
of
nur
country
should
make
it
o
f.in
g
of
Troop
HD
w*»
given
n
eloeod criminal taooa. The Court
i l.ongwood. it wns elated. Le
members for securing th* largest
was recessed until Friday morning
Hartley
will h n v n
number of new memoeri Into tho flrat importance In our mlnde, | slur rnnk by E . L Kelsev: while gionnaire
i Glenn I.Ingle was nwuided fir-t ,-hnrge nf the arrnngements nnd
at i0:0o A.M.
>To urist Club. A dinner w ts giv- Mr. Hisgina said tmlay.
Two eWIl case*, Clyde Bonn*)!
The program was not instituted I rla*« honors l.y F rn n ris M eri dinner will precede the business
v»- the United Lumber Company,
tor the purpose of giving a fe w ; wrther.
1i esrlon.
In*, for 97.000 damages and Marhours Instruction two or three | Receiving second class ratings | In-gionnnlre*
K n a xe r
nnd
Funeral service* for Elmer
a a n t Gamble v». George K. Flak
times s week Tor someone .want- j from N-d Smith
were
lame- Thorne were uppoinlul ln-t night
for 910J300 daaugea, were con- Talmadgo Haines, who died at
Ing a hobby, ho continued. I l I* Uardv of Troop .IT, nod G,,,r'-<- •" f”'iu a committer- to stlmuhla home In Altamonte Spring*
* business of teaching trade* In rhanmon. Allwrt K llc k e ’ . E W Inle better attendance, nnd “they
Sunday, will be held Wednesday
r ahort time end It will require Mrl'.i'lev. f ~>q Swoln. Ed W ard plan to make every memlter re
aftarnon at 4.00 o’clock at the
s aacrifc# of tlm* on. lalmr of | nn,| r „ rl W illiam*, nil of Troop gret every meeting he mioses,"
Carey Hand Funeral Home in
anyone wishing to assist In th e'.-ii,
iiccording to Mr. Field.
Orlando. M r. Halnoa had been
defense prof ran. and to add to.
j, ,. . . . . .
_ . w.
, ,
The lime ami place of the
Ui for ftv# weeks. |HJr had been
their own equipment by learning' *’ ■ V .
ii mJ
a tie do that will ho valuable t n ,£ hi the following Scoots. It'll v Constitutional Conference of tho
a raaident of Seminole County
their connlnr In th# emergency • Uhnosonn of Troop
31, ( nrl Seventh District hns nnt been
since 1913.
and for themstlvra at all time*., UhoriMMiirq of Troop HO. E . I . nnnounced hut plans will l>e mntV-
Artillery Fire
Again h Heavy
Four Star Mothers (iet Emblems
Singapore's Fall Re
leases ( r u n s F o r
Use Agains t U. S.
Two Enemy Ships
Are Hit from Air
“Everv Human Be- injr" Is Being Mobil
ized In AustrnliaT
30"Mile
Retjreat
In Burma Seicfcr
Japanese C o n t h n i e
Preesing C l o s e r ,
N earing Rangoon
tu itio n L u r i e w *ourr* *** **v,n f°r ,h*
W
Iso He com mends Health. Centers
, , m
Rationing Of Gm / Opened In Two
Lack Of Interest Boy Scouts From
Shown In Defense Four Troops Have
Training Classes
City News Briefs
Hiffgina Says People j Bronze Palm AwardOf County Do Not, od Billy Johnson
Appreciate School j Of Troop No. SO
American Legion
P o « t P l a n s to
IMeet in Longwootf
Circuit Court
Grand Jurors
Are Selected
Services Announced
For E« T. Haines
Local Policemen
Arrest. Wanted
"D raft Dodger”
Local Man's Father
Dies O f H eart Attack
J . P,
if. immediately
Wkiddon, father of C.
Robert
“If you hare had no previous
*••.wrlence and wish to learn a
trade, it will require ala hours
a dry everyday in the week,"
Mr. Illgglna explained. “To a per
son working In the day, thia wilt
Jones of Troop HO. Hilly John
son of Troop HO. K .' M . l-offler
of Troop ft, Robert Mail len of
T r o o p HO, Hilly Mi-f'.illry or
Troop 04, Clarence M rKre of
mean 13 to IS hour*' per d ay,:Tro on S I , A l McMillan ef T n m n
but II Is worth th* sacrifice be- P L
Hlllv Shoemaker nf Troon
raus* you sr# aaslatlng th* deRah'h Smith e f Troop ft.
fen** program »nd fitting yoor-1 W al'er Smith nf Troop ft nnd
r engineer, Will address self for a useful trad# that w ill Loul* Temnl# nf Troon ft.
rs af the J unlor Chamber probably not be * a much affected I In ndditlon, R. A . Smith. S r.,
meres at tt «lr meeting to- by post wxr condition* as th# one!designat'd Seoul* In the EnterTamrtat Center. The yon s r * n*w following.
Igercy Service Corps. Olv»o n
start at 7i30 o’clock.
“ Many bualnssaea have been af- senior r n lln - were A l McMHInn
fKted t y the rationing nf vital [and «»*> Cm m ley. Apprentice*
material* snd others will be In ie ro Rlllv Shoemnkrr. Clarence
th* future. It I* tho duty of s lllM rK e e . Hilly M eCallev. Punni'
sffectsd or liksly to bo MeS'-r-ow ami B lllv Chspmnn.
affected to
Ralph 8mlth, chairm an n' the
employees I
Court o f Honor, wso In rharge
U.S. Naval Aircraft Models
ad Bemlraquested
for futura employment. ThU will
lessen the amount of unemploy.
ment during th# change ever from
pe'ce time coadlUona to w*r con.
ditioaa, sa these man will bo able
to get employment at once.*'
To those who .have had experi
ence ht tha trade# being taught,
Ui* hours far rafrashlag their
trad# will be shorts*. The** boom
ar* from *:00 to 4:00 o'clock each
night a r day,. Thcoa counts ar*
,.
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cu r
Law Clamps Down
On Bicycle Thief
Cruelmarv was pet out of firrotation for a period of six
months yesterday.
Ilenrv WMt# alia* Ouclmnp.
Hanford’* notorious bicyrle thief,
waa tenlcnced to aorva 00 dava
far vagrancy ami 00 day* for
larceny of * bicycle. hv Judge
Frank L . Miller at Municipal
Court yesterday. ,
nt the 1-omrwood meeting t<> at
tend-nnd rlelegate* will In- elee|.
rd. T V : Snnforil post Is entitled
tn four' rlelegnles. At thU runfrrence n Seventh Ih-trict Comranmler nnd three Stnte Exrcilll'-e Conimlltremcn will l»o eleetrd.
Two rnndlrlale* fnr District
t’nmmnnrler have alrrmly l*een
• non-ornl by .other posts. Jack
Rocrn Is now Stnte Exreutlvi
Committeeman from tho Seventh
District.
•Tw ente.nlqa memhers have nn*
yet paid their 1042 due*, anil
they are urged tn tin so hefor#
Mar. 1. otherwise they will bo
dropped from the membership
rolls. It waa stated.
Air Raid Siren WU1
Be Tested Tomorrow,
It won't h« a teat ale raid hut
merely the testing of th# air r»M
•Iren whan lu blaal* ar* htortf
throughout tb* day tomorrow, If*
.‘ •men Out, Defense Counell of*
ffelak who U In rhargt of Ut4
tr**. remarked today.
Tha alren will bo soundest * '
several points near th#
nlr-t b» ”7 9 " 1° Juil]
position It tun b*
order for th* sound •» t a n
tha beat advantage. The nol
•qppoaesl to ho heard
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We venture to predict that when the Ugt great battle
of thin war la fought, the young men who fight it wiil go
over the td a or leap from their landing boate, as the case
may W, with the shout, "Remember Pearl Harbor” on
their lips. In every war this country ever fought there
has been scene outstanding slogan which seemed to nuggest what Americans were fighting for.
There have been many other famous slogans originat
ed by Americans in times of great crises. Some of them,
as listed recently in the New York Times are ms follows:
Give me liberty or give mo death. Patrick Henry in
the Virginia Provincial Convention, March 23, 1775.
Taxation without representation is tryranny. This
saying was In common use during the period preceding
the outbreak of the Revolution.
Millions for defense, but not one cent for tribute. At
I m w «*i*«e Weoaeeeoae' tributed to Robert Goodloo Harper, Congressman from
■e, n w m e n n < nereis la
Bm M I f l e U *4 a * » » » tl» l« o . South Carolina, at a dinner given in Philadelphia on June
am a « la a la M to Ike le ra 18, 1798, In honor of John Marshall’s return from a diplo
pe af Ike r n a l f r wltk *Hem ise e m re to caMege ■■* matic mission to France. The naval war with France fol
lowed soon afterwnrd.
Don't give up the ship! Immortal words uttered by
James Lawrence, commander of t h o American Frigate
Chesa|>cake, after falling fatnlly wounded In an engage
ment with tho British, June 1, 1813.
Wo have met tho enemy and they are ours. Oliver
Hazard Perry’s dispatch to Washington after the engage
ment with the English at the Battle of Lake Eric In 1H13.
Our country! In tier intercourse with foreign nations
VERSE FORTODAY may she always, be In the right;,but our country right or
wrong. Stephen Decatur in a toast given at Norfolk April,
ILI8H F R IE N D S H IP AND 1810.
N 10NSIIIP W ITH GOD:
Remember the Alamo I Battle .cry of the Texans In
3od la mv salvation; I will
ad not fe afraid, fnr the memory of tho massacre at the Alamo, B an Antonio,
harsh Is my strength and March D. 1830.
gl he also Is become my
FJfty-four-foriy or flfcht. William Allen used this
L —Isaiah 12:2.
hrau in a Senate speech in <1844 in connection with a
Euundary
dispute.with England;
| W IN GED CH ARIO T
Damn the torpedoes! Reply by Admiral Farragut to
ita Common Sense)
our window there are a warning of the danger of submerged torpedoes (now
called mlnfes) At A critical juncture of the Battle or Mo
Ebe*5rwsD a rt tunnels for
bile Bay in 1804.
.
.
HM*.
Remember the.Maine! Battle cry rtatilUflf from the
1 and gists will not sufxl States b a ttle s h ip Milne ln Havana
the wind out o { this Harbor Feb,
>98, which precIpllatM the Spanishtal atrip* along the win- American ,yS
ire ready, GHt$l«y 1 An order given by
Fire wb
the dock hand on the Admiral Gai
rey to Captlm. 0. V. GHdlfcy at the
nostsa t.
. ^MAnflA-Bay HAy.|,1808.
.
id of wind is thsr* s till. opening of t
ahfefor democracy. Taken from Pres
Make th
*• h tsr that.
MAN R O S E N D E R C E R . * Ident Wilson
ide to C onjm a asking for a dedaratlon of w ir
OiirmAriy, ^p^aT lW T . ,
ire here I From a spefcch of Colonel
_ Mfavetl
Charles K.
at the tomb of Ldfay^He in Paris,
July 4, 1917.
et* now promises to rus law firin g thsmselve*
u Perhaps this was just
thoi* bills they passed
reading.
Sunk By Garbage Boat
If AmericAu short-wave radio transmitters can get
tho Nipponese
story, held up
old in a recent
bad about Dr. Dafoe ghri his job as physician for
latuplcts.-We doubt If any-
there wasn't nearly
In CoAgrea* over
congressmen as there
at*
ivmtlan In Tampa
Jut th* other day
m
said something
ibber shortaga both
up and left
: whtre on* eminent
As declared that germ
l bald unlikely In 'U til
1 there are some bugs
that aru canting a lot
at Oakland, Cal. She plodded across tho bay past Alcatraz
and proceeded at eight knots out post tlio FaralJonua. lfcr
owner, tho city of Oakland, sent her tlum to sea twlco n
week, loaded w i t h garbage- Dumping tho garbage 40
miles off the Golden Gate, the Tahoe would turn around
and come plodding back—a prattle enough job.
“On this Saturday, however, Captain William Vartnaw and his craw^of twelve were mildly surprised when,
•s the old ship tramped along, a Jap submarine rose to
the surface, dead ahead. Captain Vartnaw acted at once.
Chief Engineer Richard Boldt g a v e the engines, every
pound of steam ho had. The Tahoe thereupon rammed
the submarine, which sank. Oil nnd debris came floating
up.'
"Following this slightly premeditated but warlike act,
the old Tahoe dumped her garbage and returned to her
iler. Naval officer! looked a t her twisted bow, ana\jneed
he gray paint that dung to it nnd said the submarine
ramming waa the McG ail right. .Tha Tahoe' went into
drydock for repaint and now back at her old job of keepIng Oakland sanitary."
{
Lei Thtem Shake!
"Whenever anyone comes io me and complaint that
he . Is terribly self-conscious and simply cannot help it,"
about running the relates Charles B. Roth in Your Life Magsslne. "I tell him
of Washington ht Iho story of tha'Duka
of the lobbyist* for leon’s most brilliant c
"Tha Duka wart a
!e he Bhook all over, Just as
nervous
a coward would.
ng ready tb mount hie horse
. "Once when ha wait
a wars shaking so hard ho
to ride into battle, hia
was .thin hit orderly saidt
couldn't hold tha stirrui
gl’ Whereupon tha doughty
them shake! If they knew
am they would shake a good
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For I your DEFENSE
BONDS and valuables
at low cost- '•
Easily accessibb during
any business hour.
The Sanford
Atlantic National
Bank
Member F D lC
Good
you r
lem ly
M
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cleaning g I v • •
clothe* a fau ltr
roomed
loo k.
T h a tt p lu s s p o t l e n s
riot hire, .w ill, m ake you
e n jo y
ephone rccelrer In* her face.
lion. Is equal to I U . capital.stock.
In a book published in 1866,
an eminent jurist said: "Power
is A v e r mors dangerous than
when wielded by military men.
They usually feel ambitious to
display their own prowess and
that of th* men under their com
mand."
You doubtlsss know ihat tin
plrte la mads by dipping thin
Iron sheet* In . a bath of molten
tin or spraying on tb*..white
metal. Before The wer the ratio
was 1.60 pounds of tin to a b»x
of plate; this was cut to 1JUk and
a further reduction .to 1.25 I*
expected.
-
In a S atEP story Joseph L.
Nleholson describes the electron
microscope., an
Intrument
so
powerful ft Increases the ref)**,
tlon' of a hair to a breadth of
sixty ’ feet and give* a dime the
appearanea of being more than
a mite In diameter. Bat that Is
nut the whole story. Rockefeller
Foundation scientist* are build
ing <>no that wilt magnify ob
ject* a million times, or a thou
sand times mure powerful than
the one above mentioned.
An old adage day* that It is
ea»*r to slid* than to climb. I
think it . was M ark . Twain • whs
hitched on the further otssrratlon that when one doc* begin
to slide, I t team* that, everything
is greased f o r . Ui* occasion, j
wo
river pQot'pf
rid to descent had
moved?
„
saw s
not been re
Headline In Uie Miami Herald:
"Parasites to . Quit Capital to
A Catholic newspaper, printed Maks Room f i r Workers" Gosh,
In Rome, deela red that It la Ih* man, that bite .will taka out a
, J
Intention of Hitler to stamp out hug* chunk.
Christianity and In support of
Tb* hers** gfc HiaWsh race
Die statement quotes from a
book by a Berlin sntkor to this
effret: "It I* our task to wipe
oet Catholicism and Chriatianity
1 wouldn't git
and replace ll with a new creed
Me too, P4U.
more in the German form." How
ever. one man's wish may not
reflect gmcral German opinion
any iriore than one swallow
teg* Dr. Clerk, dbrastor of the
Twentieth Century fund, in , urg
ing college* and unlvsrsitte* to
modernise their courses e f study,
skid a r lassies I education was
"worse than -assies*." He Indi
cated that* It kteallred Ut*‘ mind
to a period (hat np longer ex
isted when, s* a matter of fact,
they Should bo brought Hi con
tact with Um problem* and out
look* of the world 'of today—
and tomorrow.
Om
of
th*
big
builders
sto re.
7:00 Drama of. U fa
7:16 Musical Interlod*
7:30 Sports Reporter
7:30 Second Huebnnd
8:00 C a ta k a d e ' of America,
• > (G irl. Scouts)
8:30 Unannounced
8:88 Rimer Basis and the
9:88 We Tb* People
9 :8 a Report to tM.i NeUen. ■
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10:00' Oteim Miner
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"Wherever You Are*
News of th* World
News Analysis
Bhep Fields Orchestra
Benny Goodman OrebeS-
112:00
2 :0 0 Linton Wells, new*
12:01 ftign Off
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8:10 Norman Beasley am
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MAN D IE S IN AU TO W RECK
M OUNT DORA, Feb. IT*—Mr.
John kfc Morris, 62. of Mount
Dora, dird Monday morning from
Injuries1sustained in an automo
bile accident on tho Sanford Road
about -three, mil** from her*.
A Safe Depositary
Ofid/j, "contains (hi solution
V-W.
U P New*
Marnrl
Marie Room Over T h s Back fane*
Myrt and Marfa
Stepmother
Woman nf C o n ran
Drama of Pood
At Home with Sally M utin
It right Horiton
U P Nowa
Temperature Bulletin
Kata Smith Spe*k*
Checkerboard Time
Daneettmo
Our Gal Bvm Uf
U fa Can Be Beautiful
Woman In Whit*
Bridge School of tho A ir
Rood of Life
2:00 Yourif Or. Malone
2:10 Joyoe Jordan •
2:30 The j Goldberg*
2:40 o F H i * i .
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2:00 Matinee. Maalcale
3:00 i'ann Security;* Admlels. ; tration Prof ram
,
3:16 Pres* New*
3:20 Songs of the Cent orlea
4 :0 0 'M ask Without Wordi
4:16 Children AUo Are People
4:30 S in * Along— Laadt Trio
4:46 Ptum New* '
6:00 The/ Milo Twlna i"
6:16 Mutiny on tho High Sea*
6:30 D ix ie. farm Club
6:46 Scalier good Bainc*
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Activities
MRS, LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor
Trlrphona 14H
Birthday P arty la ,.
Given M artine Drake
. TUESD AY
'
• 'The P. A . K . sorority will spop* o r a dance for th« "Bundles for
RltaeUckcla’* at the Armory be
ginning at R'.OO P.M. The dsnce
* m be optional.
The annual County Council of
P.-T. A . will cclctrate Founder**
Nlirht at the Hemim-lo • High
rikbeol at 8:16 P.M.
r
W ED N ESD A Y
• H»e Social Department of the
Woman-! Club will have ita »nnw»l
Valentina bridgr-lunchcon at 1tOO
P.M. to whicH all member* of the
club and their guest* are Invited,
■loateases are Mr*. E. Compton,
Mr*. M. O. McNair, Mr*. Leo R.
Lether, Mr*. Adg* Thomam Mm.
J . U. Patterson. Mrs. J. T . Newby
and Mra. L P. llagau.
TH U RSD A Y
- Th* Townirnd Clnh will have
M l -regular meeting at th« Court
Uouse at 8;U0 P.M.
'■The rrguar
meeting nf'Harol-
nhle Chapter Two. 0. K. 8. will
bo held at the Masonic - Temple
at 7 ip) tn bo preceded hy a
Rovtm l dish supper at 11:30 P.
M. All .member* are rtguested to
b«-graaafct-at 6:1". •« that sup
per can be nerved promptly at
0:30 o'clock. All past matron*
and past patrons of the chapter
je ll I tie honored jussts.
Entrrtahskig la honor <4 her
granddaughter, Martine Drake**
fifth birthday, Mra. R. W. T u r
ner was hostess at a psrty at her
home on Park Avenue on Satur
day eft'rnoon.
Red rues* and sweet pea* were
uked to decorate the Bring room
of Mr?. Turner's home whore the
small guests played games ami
listened to stories told by Mrs.
O. K. Golf. A prize was pre
sented to LaKue MacNelll for
excelling in the contest.
The guest* were ushered Into
the dining room where a large
white birthday cake, hearing five
lighted pink candles, centered the
lace covered table. After singing
"Happy Birthday** to the turnorrr„ ice cream and birthday cake
were served to the children by
Mr*. Tam er, assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. 11. U. Dm**.
Thus* invited w» enjoy the oc
casion with Marttfle were:
Lucia Goff, Terrelle Jean Nel
son. Grace Msric .Ktineciphcr,
Jeanne Lane Miller. Mary Audrey
Sharon. La Rue MacNelll and
Kelly lak e.
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Program Is Released
For Founder's Night
e r so n a
h
Miss LoW Bagwell «f Birming
ham, Ala., Is tnc cncit of Mr.
and Mrs. 8. C. C ralu m .
James Brawn and Robert Ho
well of F*. Henning. Ga. were the
weekend guest, nf their parent*.
Friends of Mrs. R
Cameron.
8t . will regret to learn of her
illness »t her home on Myrtle
Avenue.
Friends of Mrs
C
A
Whtddon
will he sorrv t-> Irnrn of her
illness -at her home on Ihiinsettia
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. \V
M Scott
have relumed fnun <liar lesion,
3. C. where llu-y base lieen
spending Ihr past week.
MU* F.lualwth t morion has re
turned to her home in I'nlatke
after spending the weekend with
relatives.
Mr* C. A
this fTTVmi-«iii
to visit with
who la at Ihr
Anderson. Jr. left
for Norfolk, Va..
her son, Charles,
naval training sta-
tion there.
Mr. and Mrs. I'wul Knight and
9
F R ID A Y
The rompletc program for the Mr. and Mrs. Foster llm ce of
The Atalea Circle of the Gar Seminole County Council Found D o w n Point, In d , who are tour
den Club will meet at the horhf er’s Night tv be observed at ing. the stair, were recent visitors
of Mra. F. A. Urie. 300 Weal Six- .Seminole High School tonight at of friends in Hanford.
taenlh Street, at 2:30 P.M. with
Mra. M. C. Hagan aa eo-ho*traa.
Mloll call will be answered with
flipping* for the circle's scrap
book.
The Rose Circle of the Garden
Clqb will meet nt the homr of
Mrs. George A. DeCottra at 10:00
A-M. at which time a "home flow,
^ r.ihu w " will be stared.
.Interdenominational Council - of
Women's Work in all the chufchea
urges the attendance of all the
women of Sanford to the World**
Dtp of Prayer Service to be held
J t the First Baptist Church, .at
B :0 0 P.M.
HUB o'clock furs been released by
the president, Mra. If. W. Ruck
er.
In addition to an address by
D**n E . C. Nance on "Faith For
An Age U k e This", a candlelighting service will b» given on
the nine goals of tha association.
OflKees for the Council, In addi
tion to the president. are Mr*.
Btn Ward, vice president; Mr*.
M- N. Cleveland, secretary; Prof.
W. J. Welle, treasurer.
■The program u a* follows:
Orchestra Numbers — Grade
School Orchestra, Miss Rosemary
Burdick, director.
Scripture reading— Mra W. 8.
.'Mxfccllsn discovered the 1‘blllppine Islands In 1621. He also 'dis B V ^ ?T ,golo "The World'* Pray
covered Guam.
cC*—Mr*. Charles Wilke.
Tbe lighting of
BUY
V IC T O R Y .BONDS!**
Mrs. Vein T. Robinson of South
Bay visited in Sanford for a few
before going to Orlando to
with her daughters. Mrs.
Thelma Roherlson and Mrs. Ruth
Presley.
Mra W. W. tlsfm d. who has
been the guest of Mr*. A ithu r
Branan for several days, was ca ll
ed to Atlanta. G *. yesterday tin
account of the siidorn drain of
her brother. I* G. McMillan.
’ Mr. and Mra. W. R. Goode of
Rye Place, Hollis, loing Island,
N. Y.. are the guests of Mr. ami
Mra. M. H. Sindh, ami Mra. Mary
lla ll on Rosalia Drive. They plan
to tour the state before returning
to their home where Mr. Good*
i i associated with the Internation
al Nepa Hervire of New York.
Cecilinn Muh1c Club
H oe Regular Meeting
m m. mm
BARGAIN DAY
Double Proj
TODA
"Stand
Beside Uncle
Grammar School Chorus,
l,rtiorn Wlilddon, Director.
-Dedbrt Rdng" — High School
Kneemble, Mlee Dorothy Sanford,
Introduction of .Um
Speaker—
A"
-God Blcdg -America." audience
led by Mlaa D orati* Mnford.
------«:— «)
------.
The Civilian Musie Chili met
M turday afternoon In the Fantile R. Munson studio, 403 Myr-
Avenue with a largo gather
nf pntrnn* ami pupils In n*.
tendance.
(Assistant talent for the aflenmii was a group of Hrntlmdr
High School girls, under the ill
rtctlon nf Mias Dorothy Hnnford,
director of music at Hcminole
High School, who salig “ Lift
Up Thine Eyre Untn the M0*111
lnaM from Mrndoistohn'ii EliMb) “Grateful. Oh Lord. Am I"
by Remn,- end “ Prayer Perfrct’
by Stevenson*
The- entire program was as fol
&
./Arid Thursday
P lf R M
D o n’t M l» I t * , ; . .
K A j T F n T iD .
rU JT fT D A
v \ r ,E
w5 S 5 --------------
IkA.R. McctB At a Classical Music In “sSwinfc” Sl> It*
i mu*
Mai tii nl •V*
Tunnicliffc Home
Gets More Attenlinrf, Laval Savs About Ear East,
Mr* W. L. Henley, regent of
tbe Faille Harrison Chapter of
l i n e Tomorrow
n . JO H N S E U IY
minor ronrrrtn f^T
F\r»\
the D aughlcir of the American
» VN Y O R K . f > b . 17
I W W i srrini'4 nm*tlrinn ••
\ .**.t
Revolution,
pi rallied
over
the
— I»"»t,t f*N*l tn«i n o r r y f'tr | h c |iifibf«bly, knew
'k .it
f.*i i>
meeting of the group which was
g r r . i i oiiniMwwni wh«wp m«>ln(liRs lt»is l»rrn |»*»r«ilni •«•• •• ’ It. . ra. i
held at the home of M r*. W . II.
Tnnnicliffe on Friday afternoon nr«- r.l. It.il b y T i n P u n Alloy Brr revi^nl il f»'t vent nr*» P.n»
with Mrs W. B
Hallo rd and P h "I I tv nl I b l h k n t h i j r irnln t»v yn n ro ii M I m v r r u n n -.-.l ft* *•)••!
lh**
nn«t ii n y w n y . mtyi» «»f wny fmm Ih r Mrti*’i«*li»»" f >$*
Mr*. J II Menick a* co hostess
M* Hctil.
era t«i f»7th •‘ti*' '. n :< I •.*#.
es
lakrit i« h nh<ut. «lnrk.
flilr*!* nf tin*
p *|'.
Mn*t
The devotional was oondorled n>* * Itv >*»»iinu m«n mwl li«* ntnv Imvr HienlirM',1 it.. alu*# i s * «..
hy Mrs. Menick. chaplain, ami Ira- L!!••'%t»
yiMi Ihp.tt'tfti r r*»it
• T I. p i .
nlniiir
n
I he Flag Sah-le was led h y Mrs. pit ..f lit-* utitiMtitil r Halt** |tnt : Mnrtu$. uit*•
II. J. lehi-uti, is ho also reported
!?•»«»•• •
* iM n a h
n n if •*»i*eitinr. roll'
that * contribution and ra id s had '*1 li.|lttl»*'t Mtliif* Stra'lf’l \ -if I tt«k | .inn ('»»in*»'rt’»* »*
Ivcn sent to the Real Daughters r r l! iwin St
I Iw»v*“,* mill tinliiv
of the Rrvohitiou.
Httlli ..f t In*••• nit* ftt*|nt In $ f rent of Amrrii'i*
i lime
It wo* announced that a pro
rt
Mr I n vnl nr
gram on Am criran music had m
• I n l ’si* fit i nt.
Ii m o w n i ii p ^ ic iunl In*
lin n given hy tlie chapter, under
fl«»t Hilly iirch ills’*trunirnt • like j sIii ii f nf till’* !:•
the direction of Miss Murgarvt
|h* i.lraag*. Enirli-h Ii «• i n. Im«*i it*** i i i t r n - I i •!
L. Davis. Mrs. I.. P . Ilugan. c h iM i irt imhI f m i t m IntiMMUi, !»«• I thin tie w o r k .ind •!,
chairman of the Consumer* In
I Ira* m u r e Ilk* ! \
•
n u t ’s i
II ipat t m t - w h i l p ni|ili«-n
terest
Committee
working
in
ir * ’"H|v»tmN «ln tin* bi ii*)it«*<«t | foi m rrly "
conjunction with Mrs. C . H. DawI
t
i
r
n
l
e
n
t
n
l
l
y
.
I$
•
•
H*»»’ "f |Hi|ii»|ibr 11irk *
ion, rniiiily rhntmmii. announced
vitisl tn Im ve I’m •• •
“
I
♦bink.*'
hn y 4
%lr
l
t
v
n
l
.
Ihnt Iho chapter would distribute
ii I i e n it y
w ill)
I
pledge ra n is throughout Sanford. **n»-l I r r a l l y n i r m t It. Unit ’irtHMl* plinrally
lie||*
•.
m n ii iriitvii m tir v tlimt it | om »*
Mrs. Dnweoo invited Ihr mumiMM' stipl til till* J’l It •
fr»"»i !• ttiliinr itM tm'lfMlii'N t •• t b e
Iv r* to ntlrnd n "vnntshing cof
r i m n^k ( a m i
t '»
w
i
'
1
i
m«|»t«In r NUilUoirc
w e e k f o r bin »" elt .i*.l
fee" nt tin Imnie nil Tuesday,
I br
r I;ih wir
«• X•«Ml|»T«*
|'||?tlt In ImVf Rimieit it .M
for the benefit nf lUr Red Crasa
W ar Food
The Hospital Day ii*''
i» i b»- Tr linlk «tv $kv II flat oil t i n * t r v i o r t b *’f il
party will Is- gnen nt the Wosi
nn'a Clnh on Wi-dm-aday, $"»b.
28.
The rhnptrr volcsl to eonlrthutc t i l l toward the General Ifn i
ry 8. Snnford Mrmorinl l.ihrnry
Association to help defray the
.......... . »»»k: Mr*. K m l M i l k i mo.I
cost of transferring the library Mi
MnUoInt
IliccioH.
M n.
furniture. The treasurer was au W.iltf i S
Colciiinn rntertniiie«| I
thorised to purchase the medals will) ii binlire Mini OoiirAt rbeek |
I nw I Is*sard I'r***** 1‘a a t llrar
to he given to students in Sem rrp imrfy nt her home in firoMiu [ P M
f Tllil* IH || 1 • 11 l i f t
.In
inole H i g h
ami Junior High WoM mi Saturday Mfterioram
j fo r llto?«e wit*. I»i\. it •! • % ti
Schools at the close of school
A
SiH•iIi
A m F rim n
»• «• I « r | c n e e In' n t r nelilin.r ticl %%»■*!• <•«
for the I h - s | hislnricnl essays
Is* I • IM
•rl lo u r w m cftiTietl out in tiff | III tl raII t i p ) ; I. INI I' \ |
Mr*. Ilrnley and Mr* Maxwell flo.Hl ilrenrntiniiH. Ilw iefr**-h j M iflnittht
Stewart w r r e chosen as dele |*ient«
Mini
tike
<itl|ie«
tl|rain ! A i r p l n n e n to lo i - 1 *ra» r M <*•
gate* In the rnnvmtion which wb" ti •o itri w n r ke|»l. R rrrl'
I j n o Mkltiiifht
will l>c held in llflando in Mnrrh. Ini* L'lii’ilk at tbe tloiir v%tilt Mu*
Ant** iiie rlM ith
. " o I* M
with M rs' Menick and Mrs. B al Coleman werr Mi t lfnl***ri \| im 10 n o p M. I T i n - • I •
• ...............
I ..lie I h n t ii* iaiitiiai I**! . » tlh it**
lard rhnsen aa alternates.
I r t mill Mi*a (loiotliN f'nvk ell
t
itU
to
m
o
h
ll
e
lio
li
i-lr
v
mi
«o
* .»
Mrs F. F. Hmiioillal. i-hnlrman
Afli-i
a r v e r a l pro$fi e«o*|onn n f
tif I he Founder’s Day rninmlttre, |t» i ' k 'p tunl fil m k i't* . i»rott*s %*••$•• in cil v o r ni«* ill oa •* » f oi..t o
vrlltclei* wh*» VHIraII
•I •*. a114X ..
read rsrerpta from the letter t A11••«I finil priii-i* n w n r t b i l to M r i
which Sanford's founder, General 0 . I )I mrkra w lm prorvil Iiitrli fm nut >• ntfc h nn h ”* I
Mont
hiiililmir
»la
••
\*«ll '
Henry S. Sanford wrote in De b H 'l i ie . a m i Minn S u i h Ii V Nniieu
when efpiipineiit
m in i*
w <o* o
cember. I88R, to Dr. J . J H a r E o ' t i r t i ) , r h r c k v r * w i n n e r
T b e •thoiibl la’ w it hi n t\*.. wc- k
ris, then mayor of Sanford. In n e r e . n o c o n t e n t w m w o n Iiv M u
A v e r y i u t | H n t u n l plim* • <
sply to hia addrias of welcomo F . h S c o t t .
tlefennr t ra in in g hr - im t ». .-n o.
nt the Opera House. The late
M il (ob'IIUlM WH8 a i f i . l n l III .IMICIIInleii h y th e aofhoiili*
No
Dr. H arris was the father of netMit$: refienlinientM by
Mr* 11 i ir It M*h«rai| jmihoi win. i
IT '
Mr*. June Ronmillat ami the Hnrrv Wiraralniff nml
Scot I year<* «th| himI Itir* |»,o.*.t »*. in •
grandfather of F . E . lloninlllat.
T liia e ioviteif tn l*r wit It ||te R e t tie n i rr innv .tiU n .l m i , . I t
General Sanford wrote: " I am IfVe »ia n f
honor
nixl
h i a l f o thnl he w n lirs
» la* i o i •
u>
glad you stilt sdhrre to the
trade, ,«nd he \%ill t.. • • • •11«#*9 **»•)
name nf G ain City which I gave
Mr*
John
l<
Ivey,
Mr» h t i irritdt .4 nt Ho ■*i-liool .»n.| '.till
a number nf yenrs ago ft I* an Qttoif. F WrIU. M n .1 •* Hi,
Ira* a l l o w e d
r» -*•!•*-•••
\»'fe»)"
appropriate name for Sanford, ffin
Mi*. Kn-I II
W illianr rf o itp le tin if hi** rI in I i. .*• *h.« lio-ii
situated as it Is at the heiol of M i' ** I. Ilnrka, Mra llnrry m Iiod I, li t title e n v •,*\
to , |, *•i
navigation, so to any, of the Wieralrnff. Mr* E. I< Scott, Mrt w | h» VVrill I 4 111 || t ill ■ *l.l.ls
.»
beautiful and
m a je s t ic
HI. M. <’ Swindle, Mra. George A to n e r i i r r w o r k wto a bi l. t . Im
idted
hiult
4fh«.o|
•
im
Johns."
flperr. Mra. Ii. W Siranrer, Mia
Mr. .fohltHIIII .'llkl-*
At the cnnrtuakm of the meet lift belt Mnnrit. Mra. S (I sShln
ing
the- hoetesee* se rv e d —re Htilner. .Ii , Mra Pientnn Sherrill. n o w w o rk tn i? o n • i t
freshments
to
the
following Mra John Etlwitnl llisriun. Mr* •'ll til (“OU^irit Ilf
ithtl a i r p l a n e f n t i
members:
W* Uietrirb. Mra. K. J NeUon, Will inM n to te r in ll v i.
Mrs Henley, Mra. Hlewart. Mra. f t . , a id I Mi • \V K. |b*i|«nn.
n it re «*f t h e Echo'll r .
Dawann, Mr*. Ilagan. Mr*. W.
Mt«n
Dorothy
Piiwrll, p r o i r r r u i a m i for <|i
M. Thigpen. Mra. J . II. Ilae. Mrs MW-t |M n u t St #■Venn, Mint I Ml
M r J» h r Iclim an. Mr». P. I*. Campbell, othy 1*o|*e Ml4i Mnrv llli'itliH S» n fo r tl .
Mr*. A. L. Henson and Mrs. »»n«| Rural. M i*i Pity Ilia Ite iu li Ih.tl if he 4c*'iiie
tle iita f o r t h e rlit»«''»
Ronuilllal.
»»f N*w|»oii
New*, Vn., it n «l |a*t| out, tlie e«|tii|tioeiil
'U s* H*ral^’ -W ifrtM rT B « » il.y .
will it iiioiint <o fiont ilo.tMH
Atwl le a $.*oe>ra, Mra. K ilw it t’l $2 0 ,<H<n nml the pa yro ll f... m l
Derothv Gayuur Bisk
Nancy WllUama
XJsInt • • . Jta lia i; on Monday
rrentofc - "CoM f e i iOeR3,' u ktn
from Roman* 12:1. **I beseech
i m ttgrdhM,.beathren, by the
nmmlp-og.^Ood, that ye present
A fU r The.J B i l l C a m p b e l l
Kay UoltsrUw
Gooil Little Toper..XouIsa Rohyn
E a rl Ratliff
Little Mountain Brook _____ ____
---- —— -------- Myra Atllcr
Dolores McLellan
Tbt
Woe .Mice
............. Campbell
Head Up V «i«h . Uw ellyn Lloyd
' Carolyn Patrick
.
In tba fltmahfoe.Elva Chlttemlcn
/. ly llla n Boyle
Golliwegs at Play
.......
...... ' MaxeMI Erhsteln
March M A t ^ l i * ^ r a T l ( c * l *
Peggy Ana Pippin
Maturka Cagric* Op 41 . _ ______
♦iwee Bartour
•’ N’**w
i .n t.
t
a |io
|in»fr- tjition*
..i uitrnti^flfl
O f the**,
/ e j l.|«ld. Upinititbrnt
ti rvr oly hot*
InitM in
\ .r II
•oi| iHtiiniry
fi m plo
.!>
W illi
.•••». i lie vtll-
>i Tinu* h i *
..... r l - in tW
t. -|»ei file l l l d
will f>ri
•». hefi,
on lb*
Foot III
•veil
ariea ami Mippliera will a n o o i / t o ,
to fttHI per w n k
Mr. Ilik'Kilt4 t*i»ya he w ou ld like
M n r j u r l e r«n:htir»t
fo r e v e r y civ ic ordain nt I btn ami I
e m p lo ye r o f S em in ole f o u n t v l«»
rn n pe ra tr w ith the School ||«»tid
tn ttinke l l m utIihhI a nnrreaa. " I f 1
(Carefully planned meal* k»»p
you km»w o f a n y mult o f a n y n g r j
ome-flghtera** trim)
Ihnt roiild im pr ov e hit pos ition hy
B R E A K P A S T MENU
D r M Hi MnY MANN
thin rmirae, rare If nrrawtetiiriitft
8 tewed Primes
Cooked Whole-Grained Cereal
Mrs, I.', It. Dawson, who ha« run l»e invde w ith hira e m p l u y e r In
nr
run ip* hU workiru* hmira an nra
•t'-or mii li ii gram) piece of work
.•Milk
. .Scrambled Eggs
.• Sewing rhaiiuiaii, has sent In com plete H co u r s e ," h e nuirBrowned Sausages
• "I an appeal for help. She would gentetl.
Mr*
H enry
W ichl.
Ill,
Mrs.
II
f'otfl.iirii
««iif|
Mivt
f’.
I.UNCIIBON MENU
Vegetable Soup
Whole-wheat Toast, Buttered
Apricot Sauce
Glngft$treud
..
Cocoa
d in n b m T m k n ii
Creole Swisa Steak
Battered Cebbag*
Maihed Potatoes
Bread
Apple Butter
Crisp Carrot Strip* (Itaw)
Fruit Gelatin
Tea
Milk or Buttermilk
M ei tn navr rotor responsible,
" osglenlloiii i>cr ton volunteer to
uk« chMr.r of ilMrlloitlon of uiaterm * |o tlie county rumiimultle*. C O I l K f l ’NH
T » e hour - a week would do the
M»—putting In lamdles the cut
.garments
buttons,
etc, and
"out
'lb
. J R I I I i n i t >,
llt llW M in .
inking them to the Red Cross
headquarter* where the county
• lialrman will pirk them np. Be.
h'lf
M-ing Interested, I
.m l having e telephone ere the
;only qualification* necessary. If
i )"t| are willing, will yon gel In
I touch with Mrs. |)*ws«n?
R jld ll'H
to
• ••*» ling
• i
•• v
flrn ,
oid^litlltl
"II Milod' i -• >11 or
. tit* r
Shown in Defense
Traininj» (lasses
llig g l l t i i ,
to
> then utile•,
Two Recent ItridcH Istick of Inlcrcsl
A r e Entertained
Milk for Children ami Adults
Coffee
..... - --------- Kathleen Armour
Nancy Fltta
The Courtyard Fountain
.....
Dorothy Gaynor Blakr
[etbodlit
h« I’lclure To Do
. ■’ Yonr Heart Good!
T li^ A lD .
R&l) CROSS NOTES
Dr.W#lk<CdMtU>ues
His ReviVAl Services
'xaSM tri
^ IN F O R D
------ mm--— -Tram..
i|
\"tic lit i • »MI‘ A N Y
Ph
171 J
l A H V .I
'.tie xiuett!
•
m alt
• .Of
o "in
.
..it .r
W e'll
I Is t I f|
• Ofit I
’ti/ ( i l j i l * i i i i f i i r ' '
( m ii/M iny
1 ' ' I IINU!
................
• ■•I
I'
IIIF.
in .H iiftii
HATS •S5c
Dre SSCii 35c
Suits
be
Panls 30c
LAKEY DRYCLEANINGCO.
no
K itS 'l
SECOND SI
T C U .I'IIO M ;
H.r.
O il
Farm Price ()iicHlion
Isn't It wonderful whal cn-oper
'stloif Mill do? Through the unit| td -efforts nf the Hum* Denmn.
aprlcoti
I "ration Clah of Lake Monroe who
«>a donating wraps, Mr*. Alleu
| l'-*Makrr, wire Is giving >aeks fnr
. .. . ---' lh* backs, ami the labor of our
rd lemon rltvl (..uriaC friend*, three lovely guilts
stand In w* '
**mpl*tsd ami ready
tr, covered, 30'
of lngr*dlenU| Mark Mar. 4 on your Calendar
wared 6 min- r« being a very Important event
you won't Want tn mis*. The Laidea Auxiliary nf the Taniple of
Beth Israel are heldlay a III ago
i-erty that night at tk *' Teoriat
i >R»*r, all pressed, going to* tbe HIm Frarire*
He} Crass. There will tie over Iren* Hinton,
i fund red lovely prfxfi, I W ' a ueneva, 1201
Mmiroe, 0 80.
{ I t u1Q
—
•
_a rt .
Raint-Saen*
Sanford mother railed the
in>
'h it
c h iiijn » !u
M u.
a ..a .
ion**who ' * * eWUmnad
a Naval A ir Station #t N sc.
Fa. . It Mean that they re*
11:30 P .M THURSDAY
FEB. I!)th
VI
*
’
starfe ^screen
vDR.SILIUNI'S
^ U P n ity iN C p
rDnUgal, 16: Ml.s
Si Uvlislo, $82.40;
Havla, $20; Jjtkc
Tim Victory Book cumniiltre of
thy Red Crown has m.nded, Inlrdcd
ami imrkrd a liumber of rarlont
of Um hooka that are U ly ship
to tlnr soldier,. Mrs; K. X.
Jowl erg head* Die rouimitlee,
sled by Mr*. P. P. Peso Id,
Mr*. J . T. Ne*bv, Mr* L B.
Ilcele, M ra. M 7iM «a*. Mrs. J.
u Clark. Mrs. A« J. Peterson,
Mrs. O. fi. Toler. Mr*. M. II.
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TUESDAY, F E B gpA ttT IT, IU 1
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
Gators Nip Maroona
In T hriller, 48-47
Conquetor of
(41 Ottfg Giants
Hi-Gulde WU1
Start Grapefruit
Run Tonight
' Circuit in State
V fH A iR po * r t
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MIAMI. Tab. 17.-< A V - Tb#
I ! i Mrs York OUnts tod 12 major
I Ii u m
hoaoball tdsnu I n t o
n
Spring training In Florida MonHR* < day, when they opened workouta
;q|
V to yerterrlsy mom Ins.
'»{
BUI Terry waUhod hi* sucre*■K. ' MT, Mai Ott, pot the Giants
KV 'through thalr flrat hasehsll work■
out, than declared, "W i'n r>t a
B ’.' chance to win.”
'.It waa tho' first time slnec
t p
III!
that
Tarry, draaaad
In
S tm t clothing, had aat on tha
sidelines whlto hla taam waa
• i*
starting Spring practice. Ha waa
1 p r o m o t e d this year to ganaral
manager In chart* of the filant
I f • farm system aftar serving a*
I,
player and' manater.
f f e * . - . “It faola all right” to fat out
I
of nnlform, ha commented.
I ,
. “Tha team I* definitely im\
proved," ha added. '•We’ve got
l XA g . chance to win If w ell start
I £;;• flicking. Wa have some player*
I
who ran hit. and the team ought
) .
to make a lot of rune.
jfl .
“ Thla kind of power ran make
II ' the pitchers look gootl.”
»t i
Ott. the former liny wonder
r-> - picked to fill the lob once held
’JC ' hF 'the grant John MrOraw.
! •'
nrsatad out on the diamond along
ifft: with nine other nleyrrs who
' rsarhad hare. In time for tha
A I T drill.
Wtt- P*rt ln P*n|>er game*.
* £ • • IM ' around tha field and went
jj
td tha outfield to chaae fungoee.
i
a e P 7MeAM«»CAM
Attoaam oM rre M M f
lM-t>U-f PefAETMIMT J
u ardpA to M w n u j
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NCXAMAfbCK AMP / A
* 0 P # 0 1 A S
ru& eiM s* *m s M m *
AFfVRJo(4ui9 H R
-mo snog im
W fA
• i m s c r g p t o wnrpwd
TU B C iMCiMMarfi RODS'
.* r 4 * £ .> ia x t 7*0 A 3 O 4
§ ' I V ' I BAN ANTONIO. Te*.. Frh. IT.
( j <. aAMh—Chick Harhert, of Battle
1
Crkak, Mich., youthful golf pro
■Wing his third tour around
6 ( >7. tha winter circuit, defeated Ben
Hasan, of Harsher, Pa., by four
4
atrpkea In tha playoff for tha
it Teats open ctiamplonihip
N iy*
faybert was two strokes up st
i and of ' nine holea. Hogan
t)|« toad to one stroke at tha
k toet a stroke there and
I mors at tha 17th.
farbert finished with a 72 and Ptnglngwle Rad Mr. Fortune
Lit tit Rip
Milky Way
■an with a 78.
lAdy Psrd
Flaghorn
Miriam Mara
gweet Cash
Eleven Hi Usee » .U Mils
IWalaMa Jtoaa)
fmcky Joker
Nadarko
Kansan Ranger S u rry Flag
Re Lucky
Indy Higher
Yokel Boy
Jump High
FARMERS* MARKET
t-Ki.nnr n k f o n t « a as
. Saafoed, FUrlda
Wonder. F .h . la. iaes ,
c A n u r r h i i i f v k n t h o f c E u a ir r
IN TH E UNITED STA TE* ro ll
MDNIIAT. F E B It. ISIS.
FI-OIIIDA as Idlsldsd Hsmlaot#
Cuualy IT. Ssrasota ft. Palm
Bsarh I) C. Calif t K l?allf II
TOTAL f l
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SHIPPINO ro iN T INFORMATION
FOR MONDAY. FEB. II. l i l t
HANEORD-OVIKIH) SECTION:
Hauling heavy, dsmaad good,
market aloadk, ratloada and
irochloada fo b usual terms
and - cartoada akd I rush load*
f ab. shipping point Chasod an
delivered ealea less all Irenenation rhafgaa) and carIda Lo.b. rash Iraok, aad
truckloads rash at peaking
houeae. I f
crslaa irlmmad
lope, Holden Heart. Individu
ally washed and praaoatod. l-t
doa. u .it-i.a a , a doa. i i m 1.11, I doa. l l . l l - l l t , I* doa
moatly II.to. fow high aa 11.11
few low aa I L it. proeoollng
lea as Ira most present shipmanta are from prevloue ealea
UNl ANHFXIM i Damant, gaad,
market oloatp an Paooal. ear.
loads f.o.b. shipping polni
I knead an dallverwi solas less
all Iranepertatlen chargaal. si
t or mnro t’J . No. I qualllr.
Individually wsahed, I f crates
irlmmad lope. I V H b
doa^
moatly around $Lf». lop Ire
eatra' CIIUUA Vi f t A. damas<
modernto, marks!' steady on
Holden, carloads fx k . naual
terms, Holden Heart, *1% a*
more V . a No. I qnalllr. Indi
vidually washed, to crales II
* l«r. moatly 1-1M doa, moally ll.t k moal praaant ahlpn
manta are from previews ealea
TRUCK PAgBINOg INORT1I AND
W KPT) • Hatarday, Fab. I I
Tulsa t i l l art lea Total l i l t
oralaai Sunday. Tutoa t i l l
rralea Total l i l t . KUtvIlla
Nuwannoo, and Whits gpclast
d«lay*<3
,
t E t ia g 'o o a t io L
Thai ia why your
reenlie frill Irr unifoim ly^plaaaing
C.U.STUART*
PAINT & GLASS
117 Paik Ave.
Phone 303
lATDSiJ f l'.d
GET THE THRILL
OIL RIGHT
let ts SERVICE your car
WHILE YOU DON’T WAIT!
of Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FEATURE
Tik* advantage of oar \ . v
downtown location and
•
let us pcrvlce your c*r I M K j m
w h i l e you attend the H R S c E E
■how, shop or go to the W
bank. Jtnl leave your ear I
R Jr
while you’re gone and I
well do the real.
Gillflex I Lubricate I Let ua eliminate bad aqueaka
from rour ear with our BOOKING JACK! Come
ln today for personalised service at . .
NINTH RACE—FUTURITY
oUTH
c m r JU D G E
C IE N T IA
A R M ED G IR L
RA M BLIN G NOBA
* L U C K Y 818 L ' .
SM O KY R A N G ER
R E A L F IR E
O F F IC E R AN D REW
.
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lka
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NO MINORS ALLOWED
PO SY T IM E 8 il8 P. M.
OIL RIGHT
Seee
II
w e ll
Or Route 17 (Sanford Highway) at Lea
about 10 Mllee South of Baafotd.
TURN AT RED ARROW .
Cara arrived I E Curs •
-And Gut*! right! Now, pertkqtorly, bo turn to ute
■eed oil hi year tsr »nd
l b Car* unloaded It
1 Calif, hy I rusk t F k
FLORIDA
1 do*. I.M
d u e.ll-4.11 mosUy
t dot. L I I - U I n a n
4 #a. a d o t I.N - M I
lubricated.
Drive In today for aourto. o m . prompt tarvUa. , •
ROY and BUCKY REEL
BY PAUL ROBINSON
BT PHONE t i l l
Ha ENGLISH
LF SERVICE
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RUPTURE
VBTWMAM CPOkUB-
Ren Hotran I » hch
~ To Youthful Golf Pro
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G A IN E S V IL L E . Fob. 17. —
(Special)— Rallying hi the final
quarter and snatching n
point toad 48 oorooda befoi
wblttl* 8w4fRy tbt L
ad, the Untvanlty of Florida baikatboll ta n s nosed oof tho Mlooiulppl State Maroon* bare Mon
day night, 41-47.
Tho Gator* w on trolling, with E P N A W E L C H . D * f** 4ao i.
the - mot* 47-46, whan Doyle
sR D R a a n d » 4 n r * .
Carlton. J r , rangy forward, con IN TH E NAME OF TH E HTATP
OF FU IR ID A
nected for a crip (hot, after tho TO: R4
m
W'plrll. whoro furveont
ball waa pa mad ta him from
B44PPM Is unknown but who*#
up coort Getting hi front by ana
Uat known siMrea* |a
kinuitrl*», (Joorgto:
point, the Gator* “fro**" tha ball
• i f f rksgO SA U tOTX ,
ARK IUCRCRT NOTIFIED
for tha remaining 46 aocondj to id TOT
. t w Wv«'fOWH WAM13
4 raquIreO |o app+»r In n reftilR
gat
the
doe*
victory.
BUI
of
C
m p U I i I rtlaek by John T.
\ a d o i u * • a n b r f n w i id
Walrk, agalml ymi In tha Circuit
1999, svsu u a Ma o m * H
Court
of
ml nola County, ua «»r
lAdoatiM * a*-TAW
bafora tho Snd Amy mt March, a . D
19(1. tha um a belnff tha March
Itufa Day: In default wb»rw*f the
■lid CBU*a will i»f»c#fil ei |>mrtr
• galnat yon.
Samlnoto Hlgh’a Calory Fad*
In anld artUn agalnai you. Ihw
will travel to Daytona taday to plaintiff aaka tor a dlvorra: thai
f
hla
Orilar ho publlahcel fur the
meat on* of tho faataat rig * alalutory
lima raqulrad by l^w.
team* In tho Northeastern Con
roe* In a tilt that will b*
staged there tonight.
Holding a 92 to 26 win ovor
the Fada In n gam* played hero
several day* ago, tha Boca have
shown rapid Improvamant since
EXPERT COMING
than and nr* given a wide mar
Here Again
gin over tho local t**ra.
R. K. 8H ALLEN BERG KR
wfil.hrwiwn otport of Tnmpo.
Whlto Mexico's area to rough will personally demonstmle hla
method
without ' charge
nt
ly tMfri of T i m , Now Mexfco,
VnUwn llotol, Honfnrn. Frl«lar.
Arliona. California, and Utah comFrh. >4th from I* A.If. to I PM.
tlncd, tta population la 60 per
Hr. KhnlUnh«rg«r pay* th«
cent greater than that of those
Rhillpnbfrftr m*thn«t rontrartu
the
Qponlng In remarkably •heart
stater.
Ilm* on tho sversg* ra*« rrlardUsa of tho alao nr lorallon
Out of state junkets by State
of tho mptaro, ami no manor
bow muria you lift or oirain. I
Department hernia and Institution
and pula you uat* to work tho
supervUors are another war eaa- L
in e day aa offlrlmnt ae be*
uilty. The State Cabinet Uat
foro you worn ruptured.
week mad* this ruling aa a mat
The Hhallont»«rv*r Ituplur*
Hhlold haa no log atrap; water
ter of war. time economy.
proof, aanltary. practically Indoatrurtlblo and ran he* worn
The annual production of crude
whllo bathing. Each ahlotd |a
petroleum now under Japaneae
skillfully mnldodr and flttod In
lha parta undor boat, which
control In tha F a r Eaat la equal
glvoa a perfect fit.
only to abouUa day'a production
leorga and difficult rupluroa
r s t i r . tr* s-«u «<>«. t.s j- In the United 8tatea.
following oparntlona oapoe'lally
4t». raar.1 u - ftH-1 Aos. A»C
aollrltod.
Do not ovarlook IhU npporc’AOO: M ARKET STItOMOEH
on iik u t rum ir>A. b a r e l y
tunlty If you want gratifying
LEGAL NOTICE
roaulta. Mailing nddroaa, l il t
NTUT ON OTHKII. et.TY WKH
llantloy a u n t , Tampa.
ON CA LIF. Care Alv*M*A I.
Can on Irsek II. Csra srrlraS
It rU illlD A . I CALIF.
rU IIIID A wide ran** Is goal,
a rood, mostly fair « • ! . ■«*
poor to fslrlr wall blanched.
r,w good qual. I do*. ft.lft-4-ee.
« doa ft.fte-4.ee moolly ATSt.se. S doa I.U-ft.lft moolly
sia-s.U . IS doa l.la-l.ee. XX'a
lll- l.la .
Ilsano
aa haaha
Fed Cagers Tangle
With D aytona There
.
«*f s n c u u m t
*4 storrexitw — m s
*JNw44 Pbg.
• b n of ronMane* and poet affK* "
sAArtea of lb* claim* at. aoA akali |»f
M i n h l to br tk* elalmaat. *«*nt. | AaWitaati nay band aad official aaal
or attorney. aa4 a»T aorh claim or A OffUo at Sanford. Florida, tku
demand not so filed ahall ho void >f 74th. day of Janahry, A. I>
JAMES A. ROWLANU JK.
l»4>.
Aa Admlalatrator of I ho Eatalo of
a T . HERNDON.
O A Moddook. AaccoaaA.
Clark af tho Cl real! Court.
FI rat kobllratloa lath day ■
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A.
U. W EEKS, DC.
r.hruarr. l i l t
MAunK-t: f . rtjeT En .
H*la,o4.
Fla...
in t u r e n t e r w c o n r r n in t m
far Plalnllff.
j r o i c i A L c t a c t i T in i i d f o n Aiturnay
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BEAL)
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lEMinOLN
COUNTY. FLO alO *
IN CMANCWUT.
DfFONCTL
JOHN T. WELCH. Plaintiff.
—VR—
�M AKE
EVERY
PAY D A Y
i
AN INDEPEND E N T
E s U b ii* h c d
II I 1 9 0 8
SANFORD. FLORIDA. WE!O T E S D A Y .
Another Thorn In Axis Side
British Announce
Ships Get Through
Mediterranean
0
W A S H IN G T O N , Feh. lA tA I
— TWr Navv Deneriasrnt **■
semsred taday I m tanker, K
H . l l la a . “ » u dnaaaved’ off
Ik * Atlantic ( M it Monday.
W . l i f t no Information
In how tto d i u f i » m laflirted.
I Mr
l-reaot
The etart of the lonjr c x pedetl annault in f o r c e
nsminst General Doujrlan
MacArthur'n linen in R a u n
in indicated in the War De
partment communique to
day reporting increased ene
my air activity, much heavi
er Japanese artillery f i r e
and the landing of Japanr w reinforcements at Clongapo
In tha Subic Bay Ju it north nf
tba Batan penlnaula.
Meanwhile, from Tokyo, the
w ar “ haa only Juit begun," Premlar G n n l Uidrkl Toio told a
reasa meeting today celebrating
Um fa ll of Btaynyorr. .
' “W *
r
Japan***
effect*
must
together
rontlno*
w ith
Oar-
ha
aant commtralqu* No. 1H L *a*amd to maan
tha d tp s wrrw winding up for a
“knockout" smash a t tha tra *lra lly ootnumbarad Ameriemn-FlU*p|po legions.
.Tha communique r» ported that
fa r several day* anamv plana*
V had haon dropping poorly J»rintad laaflota an refuge* eirap* bohind tba drfondlM llnaa.
Tha
la*flat* “ profaaaarf g trat frkm lih in foe. tha Filipino* and « boried thrm to crop*rat* with
•
tha Inr nWra and jota tha iraot( r Aala co-prosperity sphere."
But— “Ycstard ay, "bomba war*
cohatitutad fo r pamphlaU," tha
not
A s Oen. M'cArthur’it tem boor
another
snprtiached there *can
Cengrrenional appeal f<
for
P h ilip p in es reinforce menu.
F. D. R. Says Pearl
Harbor Lowes Are
Known To Nation
W A S H IN G T O N
— A* U a u rn s 9
day
f| 9
Taaabranded
tn ’ meke
that fall
picked
Waahi^f-
.o f.;
n
sssa/
sr
U
i
\ S> BOND DAY
FED RU A RY
I * . 1912
M em ber
A sso cia te d
I ’ r rju
“One-Man Army” And His Mother
M 'M IIK R
112.
Completed more than three month* ahrad of schedule, the
h# id *
$0,000,000 destroyer Meade, mimed after tha fighting brother*
ken. 5 f
t ie Navy and Murine corps, la diirnn a* *he hit the water i t Jka
Rtatrn Island, N. V.. vardr of the llethlenem Steel Company. Thk
ship era >ponwired hy Mr*. Moiay Nairn* Wmittun of Huntington,
1- I., who i* tl.e d.v.'ghter of the lute IIrig (Jen. Koliert I.. Mead A
U . S. Marin*anti .lire** «if (lit* Inli* l ( n r A tiro Irml Richard
W . Meade.
Warwlilrd l*rw«*t
Irimp* hnv* invatltsl
Thailniid while “hrftvy I nr h11n$»**
I iiifrw on tin* llilin Kivri front
lh«- woiilh in Ittinnu, the All.list
*rti«l (•wliiy.
I'lMi-h f»rri»* . Inirt wr>l into
Hew niul more * •riii»«tulil.' |» »*i
limi’* I' hImy almip |l$" llil n liv rf
n *I*** from
thr lita l
If o l.r tad lin«* to the
Raima
■«l. nnd Imperial riiiitinaiblrn
i rv htipwfwl thr .Inpatt* +r tide
uld In* «t*'nunfd th rrr until
rountrr-hlow rmild Im* oryjiiixed
inp<*ri'il il«*r*-n«l*r^ wer*'
•rkitv a^aitiNt linn*
f*»r the
J.«panr«r w rrr i tp<*vtrd t» In«Islfr thrir
Ltitnt* ’*** rant| a i?n
with K*«»und Jiful an* fiirtf*
I* l«rd fn»m thy '*iii*«*ev«ful li.ttll
for Sinica|torr.
Thr ^truti’jr r
rt'irrotipimr
*f
lmi»ri tal |H»<iilion.«
plat i d
th •
British ii Imiut a ftr.iiifhtrncd an I
♦horttr
front |Mo*r<uiinir
*o«hI
nutuial itrfrna** h.irrh r- Tltra *
|Htv||ions
Hulfd a «rnr« of
Nlrmi ;|n inta rather than .« ron
linmtiM lint*.
Th, Japan*****
a* I vane* upon
Itanaoon hrrrtofon* hn« l*ri*n a
m r.rw of junirlc infill rat h*n*»
fur .*4 thr llilin valley, hut now
with open I in n trannfrrrrd
to
Ihi* .«*.,t ir th** invader will !»•
oirrd into the *»p*'tt where llntish nr I lilt ry an«| aerial
h itiili
bar air* s can In* hiouyhi to b**ir.
To this «*n*l thr
llriti*«h w«*r«*
Tc|H»rtrd rnaaa nif all
uvailnblr
Fierce, Poorly-Armed
S u in ;i era Natives
Kill Many Japs In
Bloody Hand Fight
Airmen Account
For I Airships
Defenders Dopgedly
Resist D r i v e T o
ward Sunda Strnit
• M»
iB r
*11* |**MI I.Ovd I’ ffoat
l ’»r witnrww airmmlw nf |Hr
fit ••line in lower Sum atra
rrp r ln l i« Im fierce r i l i i f
•soldier<. of ihr Dulrh Indie*,
armr I unit wilt* piwinU and
“word’* are in flirlin f heavy
raMiallie* in the J«pine* \
nmving more than # match
for the inttiier* rrm nl wr|ih
nihm irliine-fun*
in
hliwwly
.tw-gl.iu.Kand fithting.
T' • 'tefroderw are reported
• I * hitllin v ilesprratel) to
hh*ek l**r I s p i o e w e d r i v e ••»*
w--,| Hit* Sunda Strait, the
narrow
waterway
letwreeil
Suninifi* and Ja\a.
At right i» a 1’ S
Vnnv Signal t**»rp« phot**, in-entiy .iu**!e i
lit Manila, of t'upti.m
\ »ttiiai \\
Werlliuth ol Chiiitico, eiedit*-!
lilt %••*•*•Ini rtl I'rcaa)
•kitli the klllmu of I M* lnp< *n*l raptui itlic miuun more. To 'it-*
A nt i l ie a it an I Dutch
ell»*w offictift «*f the oTtl* Hlipino Seoul Ketfinunt. he'd Aniericu'- fig h ter tint) bomber plane.*,
N«*. I lie-man »rn»> I'npl NViom.lh hu* w**n *!»«• Sil\»’i Slur
defending .htv.i. struck hea
uul.aittry, (he |i»**tinvui’»h**l S**r*n*** t*r«»aa t«•* «*\lia**r<lnmr\ n» r*»- . vy blows ut the Japaiie.se
t«m anil tin* l*»rp!e II*.ill %«it It »«*o ,l,*-*p
\t left *-* .tie iioim I invaders todav in southern
oiother >I our I'jinli*’ am hero
Sum atra
only
2.r>H m ile*
Use Of Farm ers’ Spray Carts
In Fire Emergency Explained]^
Gscige Washington Cay Committee
Will Fill Quota By Soliciting
1402 Men In Area
Rationing
fro m Ila .a v ia , the capital nf
the Netherlands Indies. The
Am erican fig h te r squadron,
attacking
an
enemy - held
ninlninii*, t|owin*t| four Jn|i?tn«»*e
I'luitrt ibllhtiiit kith,
— - ——
I AutvTirftn urul l»utth Immi^ni
v
a
Howard Lomi. tp cakln f b rltf* A tlm rit njj^plive told thin Rua- * A n n i f
With i tiiotu of $.00 4t t fm i mI mi 4tiitk out* lurirt* tran>|HiH(
tha N ana w ar* pr«p*tSrntiiiolf (tin ii ly by the
Hlute | hit two others moldestroyed
Kharkov aa Ui* harde r
#
..vurif** Wodhiilgiuil Day Cum -| moreruus parked troop
barges, l i e Ja| s lic e riHilinord their
rtwlrmaa, aimosmee.11 air nsssolt nn T iiw ir
Islairn, •
jm raarti u a . n o n i n _ l _
a*
• -“ on le c t o r * an that the ----i till morning that thv local com- rust of -lu\a, and lioudwd th*
The derm a no hurled tanka Into
iinttrr will nllrm pt to fill th< Java navnl base of Soerahajadesperate counter attack bul left I
---------•ipiotft hy «oliritinir rontrihutioi* The Dotrh announced continued
district* during in emergency.
1600 frow n dtad on tne field.
Stating that tha help »f local
in«i«*ud
iif itairina n dinnei
ir«i«tnnc** in Ilorm^i hut ofSpeaking e l th,- weekly lunch
The Semimdt* County ltati*»nTwo mora vlllaga* fell
,n before .(hool teachers and T . W . I.aw.
hrm*K'iat« who ure inirn*«ti-«l know h‘iltrrd the f iyclit ini? U »lern uf the club nt the
Injf
llonnl
relea«***l
certificate^
\
Timochenko** men.
ton were Indispensable during
for
tirei* nn*l RH tube* •»*» in lh»* puily welfare will !»*• ni*n*t ut an end on the Mmalia*In tha northwest, soma 130 th* third selective aervicr regi*. lli'tel, Mr. Iemg suid, “There s r >I - j G e t
M*»n«lnv. it won nnnoiinritl t**- j Niknl in milk** voluntnry dona- *n peninsula in noith**a«t tV*
mile* southeast, of lirnlngrad, the (ration Monday, E . B . Cartpr nf 28 or :u> of th«*»c npri»jr rert^ j
ipountrtl on email tnictoni. Th**> » T v * ‘ nfonl •rnior cadet off!- •Ia v TI'«* ftdlowinu
individonN , tion** They may be unit In Srn- letiea.
Soviet* who took Sloboda in tho the Draft Office reported 110".'
11(01
c *ulil be provklr*! with eerden ho***
oftice,
uol
l.let t-tjov, llulieitu * Van Monk,
rec* iv*ii the pmrhnvpurrna *-1
"ltni:*hiililer's
"
8Hroruaaia dllstrict
men between the a*** of 20 ami ami wouhl be Very nrlnful in I rer« 7,i "~.u* I ’nivm iity of FlorUU •ind firm>* reecive*!
unit crnlit will ii|i|ii'uling for the uniti-il nation*
ho endangering tho
|,r,,'"-r r’-'riignltlim
„
14 have registered in Seminole earn* of an emenr*ncy. The cert< RO TC brlaade hav** rrcrlvn l *p- in - d in s:
nolntment^ fur th** rrmaiivler of
It ( ’. Whitten, ulmilete, fo u r; I*’ * ,v r '' the sender, at i»uity|lf* lakt* the offvrulvr, iliv b rftl
.point nf Novgor
County.
ca rry 100 yallone of writer, ami
‘•NVVII fltfht In llu* Intlifte u *
iter*. it we* .tatnl.
In the drive toward Smolensk
In addition ta the registration , prob:bly coul*» arrive at flr»y* In, the IfH M 'J unlrernity year, ac* lire*, fin r lube*: Seminole Coun-1 he*d.|t,n
humanly imk ^IIiIp ,** Imt
hulletiii from Stal** hen.I lonif
on the central front, even the conducted Satcrdgy, Sundnv and
eonlinv to rn nnmnmcement by , v ||,mnl nf Public Inslrurtinn.
j the country before thr Fire lh*.
ut TallahaiiRC** rniphiM warnt*«l (hnl fonntnn( r c llrm u n l
German radio admitted th* Rua- Monday, on* group of whit,- se
Crl.
It.
1
1
•'
nk
in*,
professor
nf
truck,
one
lire,
one
tulw;
S.
K.
* partninit.'*
I— . —
-~-l
I . .
..
.. . .
.
-s
.*
M ill
|III1
impoitnncr nf th»* c**i» "mitfht lo«i» llu* w nr.”
milltarv —
seietme
mill tactic*.
siana had stormed through the lect*** was aent in Camp Bland-1
Mr. I/ in r aUo tol«| Kiwaninn*
11vu |ht* Iv .iifh ffili*** (hi*
Robert C. Mutri* w-» ap|i<iintri| truek. twn tire* two Hh**w; Mrw. *• it.Mti.ai«w “The war naturally
tinea
60
mile*
southeast of
Ing Induction Center Monday, a | that Seminole County grower*
ftiirmtiwi m pyprylMHly'* (hmiKhlw. aHack* nn llu* H.in«la «lr:ilt, i*i»lv
Plrst lie u trin n t. nnd Charles C.
Vyaxma but claimed thst thj
Pinner,
,d,*,dete.
four
groan
of
negro
selectee,
depart- 1 * whole stand to make a ver> Hurt wti4 t.nnird S<*con*l Lirul**n- Jf**»i*
Ini u i ' v i i l h r l r u , it in im|»«»rVutit
tiiit*
ptiinl,
breach hid been mended.
Th*
lire*, four tidies; A rthur Jii-e|di,
dia l ut* o m l i n u r all worthwhilt*
lircliininuVy
Russian* said nothing officially ed for Fort Banning today and gpral profit this year. Grower* ar.#.
truck, une lire, one li'le ! Him ■
ye.
terday
an
allotted
quota
o
f
j
o
f
celery,
in
the
m
rjurity.
are
nrtli
•(
ami
lh«
Kovvriiinenl
f
n
il
Indict
at out that sector, but the armv
A ll «*nh»r offitcM i»rr candi n-'l E. Ila s, obsolete t-'n tire s;
publication Red Star said both men received physical exam ine-, having a successful year and nl*<> date* f«*r n*»*rv** c-imniin*ion* up
iiiii*( f*4»ntiiiU8* (•» function. Tlu*
knew
nlitti
W I.. HenUv. r»fu*e<l: Vie.-Caron ronmlvtion cf ih«* training at
aldea were massing hog* force* tlona at th* Army pre-induction cabbage growers, he said,
!»• ai'iit in I t wilt lire tif tlu* y o v f t n - •bat the nttaek could rim e from
c
h
r
m
ic
r
1
C
”
***»..
truck,
one
station
In
the
Orlando
Aim
ory,
President
E
.
C
.
Harper
dlscln*
(ha Univt*rnity. it was ■wealed.
of reserve* for the impending
1114*811
n» th«* t w o - p a r t y vyutrm, three
directions
Su m itra,
tire ; Jn«cph E . Raker," obsolete,
spring b ittlc.
Mr.Other student officers Included in
initl tin* I>cutncratic I'a rt y iihinI Purlieu uoil Celeb.'-, nil balding
two lire*; Frank (’ lute ulmilele,
Lahon Obey Hemhy. who was h .re during tto
reg .tralio n per ..l th> „
f realmental, l*t
its' it* p a r t . ” it wav ntatr«l.
I -lupines* invarbm ba-e*.
arrested yrsUrday by th* local of Feb. .14, 16rmt Id.
lie al*o -tallon, buttery and company *(•((*.""•■
,,“ n® !" * T : *
*M"
Int !•
on
the*
Hrniintilt*
iiot they want *d mdv to meet
notice force an the reqi-est of I announced the AVIntrr Park Ki- nf the I..V,.Vmnr, unit, are Second
‘
"J'*0'"1';, l r "- j f’uiinty Cnnimitti’i* n rr: O. . IV tin- ■ni iitVi In tlo* nurd- of one
hi. draft hoard In Genpvn, Ala., wunls Club will bieel with the '(Jeut. John II. I ind of Aimnka. '>'>®
krank Mel*-h. tr rk. ; llrnnlon. .Inti. It. Jinkin*, Sail- naval
spokesman;
''Japan's
w as turned over to- Mr. Carter linal chib at the regular meeting Second IJeu l. K. J. M col nf Kus- •**'• l i r e , two tubes; Harry l.o ’ I foul K. ttoiiilnry. It. \V. NVarr,
liowcr is enormous noil iH'rliapi
lodge who. In torn, arrange,! n next Wednesday.
tie, Steonil l.ieut. Wi yne 0 . Man-1r "*- nb*«let*, t w o
lire*, Iw i T W laiwton, C . M. Ilaiul, W
|""lv
a
miracle
ran
save
the
Mr. C iklw eil of Alliance, Ohio, nln* of Ponce Ito I.erm, M ajor. *uIh.-»: Pent I llarnos, n '-o lrl-.
physical eiam lnellon for HemWat won, L F. Iloylc, Krc«l W. N’lth irln n d s Indies
bill iniL A K E I A V D , Feb. Id— </TV- by. It* re s d t w ill he reported to and Junior' Brown nf Ihr Key John Ulssett of W inter II ivrn , two tire*.
: ''
**■ I |i, o.ler. G. A. Speer. G . W. S,» n liarb 's do
sometime,
banpen.
( lub were freest* at the meeting. ami Second l.l<*iitenanta
Tho Florida Citrus commission Uie Alabama Board.
David S.; off,rd. r«-fo.e,L J . ». Mi ch-1 ( r
| ,t. w ll on. J . G. S lu r , | F.ven if we lit the I'.'tlierltoils
Harman ami William Murrell, Jr^ ell
Tuesday received several report*
idi dele.
tw,»
lb®’ .
George S. Wltmer. Fr.sl T . Indies, like thv mrti uoil women
of
W inter
Haven, anti F lra l tilu-s «nd Andrew Train, truck. wm)
o f a recent damaging frees*
,
K. Jordan. K. K.
of London, Leningrad and JimLUut. Dr via Ihriir of W inU r Park.
in California
arang*
dUtrirts
row, are foreed hark to th • I ut
Frank Monro*, obsolete, four Leunurdy, F. A. gp*
and home fru it men said Infor
Dyson, O. J. defense lines, we shall win."
tires, four tube*; (Jordon Dean, Pope. It. J. Overstreet, Sr., W.
mation probably captained
(he
obsolete, two tire*, two tulo-s;
sudden advance in northern auc
G. Kdlu-e nnd J. E . Partin.
MIAMI. Feb. J S . - i A ’I- R y r d
John J. Sm ith, nbgdvte, two
tion price*.
•
P O M FTO N l a k e s , n . j , » . L . Hudgins. 22. waa sentenced
tire
s:
Sanford
Fru
it
Co«
trie
k
.
While th* commission said It IS , (A V -A lb e rt Peysoit Terbono, Tuesday to die In th* electric
two tires, two tubes; Wntson nnd
would not undertake to
make whose simple I torts* about dogs chair for th* murder of State
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. (A 1 env estimate* of Ha own *n the- woo him internatlenai fame, died [Highway Patrolman Luther P. Outlrman WaUH (D. Mas*.) of Company, truck, two tires, two
California situation.
K
would of a heart s B m n irto d o y t t the Daniel 18 milts south of Miaw
tho arnale naval rnmmltte* told tulies; W at'on and Oomnanv.
r*lea** a n * reports
received ago of $9. Ho hod been in ill teat Dec. 8.
th* senate Tur»dav that thv toasts •ruck, one tire, on* tube; J . W .
J
Ti'tner. obsolete, on* tire, on*
front retiahlo a— rea*. HequeeU health two yean i
Six or eight more men m iy
The husky youth, lounging in of th* United Sotea were “el- tulie; Victor M. Greene, trurk.
fo r mere detailed report* have
A* a p rrt of the rniintv’s rahdifferently against the clefk'r moat defenseless" ami that as a two tires, two tubes: City Ice enroll ill thv airplane engine me
been sent to California agenciei.
desk in the courtroom, gave n» result nf Ihr day might come ami Fuel C o , truck, one tire, chanics class uf the defense train ning program. Mr*. Ralph Good" S A N f O H lO IN V r
sign ho had heard the sentence when It wtuld be necetMry to one I id>e; F . A. Jones, obsolete, ing rnursv which la being taught speed of latke Monroe, district
hring th* navy home to protect
a /, day* a week from 8:00 A.M . chairman
______ ____ of ___
........t'onnerva...........
the _Fond
N KW Y O R K , h i
I h - M V - pronounced by
Circuit
Judge
four llrr* , four tubes; |)*n Cur- until t : 0O P.M. with Dudley M r -1 tlon Division of Seminole County
them.
•
Th a Waetorn. Union b bee’eveJ Paul IN Barns.
Mr. W.'teh made the assertion rv , t'uck, on# llr* . on* tube; C’owen a* Instructor, A le * K. John-: Defense Council »tnted that Homo
hy persena seahlRR to determine
"Did you hear
that. Hud- during debate on th* 8100 000,000 fig Fibre lirush C o , obralet*. • on, supervisor of thr course, 1 Demonstration Club* are going to
the location o f "aaa* origin*"— g in *!" hla alto*r*y naked.
clvlll’ n defense appropriation af five tires, five tulies; and II. K . •tatnl todry, sibling that aa aoon nl-nt Spring ami summer vegeta• dateline a f f ln d ta cablegram*
“ Yaoh," he replied.
ter 8*natnr Johnson ( R - Calif.) Cordell, truck, two tires, one as an Instructor can to srcurvil. bl* ganlona nf tomatoes, beans,
from V . S . eerriM men ia for“Hoy*
yoo
anything
to
la
y
!
"
had
said that there was “nn ade- tube.— -»___________
a supidemrntary clots In this field corn ami produce which may to
e ttf
*i*w parts. 1
.
quate dtfrnse at th* Pacific
“ N*“ Ilodetna aald calmly.
will b* crganitMl.
canned easily.
y *
“Sana f rM a o .w (he
French
There la a distinction between
Within on hour h* was on hi* treat."
"Any person mav ut* the faakraae, *Nrithoo| origin," could way to the State prison et Ralthe two claia**, Mr. Jehnoon rnitles of oor new vanning kitchen
Mviaad Tuaaday he anywhere, v
l pointed out. Any person who te at l^k* Monroe, located on th*
ford. whop* ho wlU remain un
r a u rrin
that
over 17 and ons-hrlr y ta rs of s i * highway In a building donated by
til M te electrocuted during a
1*8 tamparaturva
mav enroll in tho daytime (teas, Gu* Rchmah.
Canning will he
week specified
by
Governor
U u ^ tto danger
W ASHINGTON. Feb. 18, IM — while th* nli;ht claia w ill be only tuperviw-d ami arrangvmenta may
p a M far
Holland.
President Roosevelt began assemb fu r men who ara automobile be mail* by cont-rting Mrs.
Walter La* Stoudenmire
Music la now bring u**d in d« in*hided In the group of men ling dais and Ideas he will Incor- mechanics or hava had mrchanl- Ouidi Wilson, hem* demonstration
aa* plant* to ap**d production who laft here Mwiday for Indue- norat* In hla report to th* nation crl training. This tlasa will teat agent, at th* Court House," (ho
district chairman said, adding That
Monday nlsht eg the pragm a of thrr* hours each evening.
7^7^
Into the
cf Ih elr at
a
Chinese Troops Enter
T h a i l a n d , Says
I n d i a Broadcast
Cannot Check Red'
Advances On Front
\searlale* r> H .I
Tha
Itrili-h
Adm iralty
dl*»
cloud today tha safe passage of
convoys through tha Mriliterra
naan rl*l pita runny claim* of
great loss*-. T h r big seal* chip
morrmrnts
were
accomplished
with tha l«<« of nnly two m*(chantinrn, thr lim it h darlarad.
A in-nior Am rncan officar wa*
Italirvad to havr hran killed In
tha ciaah of n lin ti-h aircraft
in tha aaa rnrmitr to tha United
kinrdom.
M a a n w h i I a . the Russians
claimed tha initiative alone tha
antira froran Irnnt. Thay aald
they ware killing • flatmana by
the thouaand
in a i logged ad
vance which rapaalrd
(Jarman
counter-attack* covld not check.
K hirhov, tha urent »t*«f cantrr in the Donrta ku.*in, and Nutr o m l rn tha front beiow Lenin
grad appeared threatened ty the
dad troop*.
Ijaat night’* Soviet communique
epoka In ganrrj) tarma of tha con
tinuing Rati army advrnce, but
aa uaual rave no detail*.
A Stockholm diapatrh to tha
London Dally Herald aald a Soviet
army rorpa, including ais I’ollah
division*. now waa .within 60 mil**
of tha Rtnaian-Polkih border. Thi.i
Id tha Rad drive through
a* “ yatharing p»o-
r
N EW SPA PER
“ Heavy Fighting’'
Rages On Bilin
River In Burma
Fpe Lands More
•
Reinforcements Nazi Counter-Attacks
Tokyo Prem ier Tells
Nipponese W ar Has
^ Only Ju st B e r l i n
r
U. S.-Dutch Planes Deal
Blow To Indies Invaders
Looms
Jap A ir Activity Is
Increased, Heavier
Artillery F ire Is
9 Reported In Batan
D A II.Y
i
te
Register In Third
____ Selective
JS
P-« «-*
B card'
Issues -57 Tire
,l’;!uru-usr “',r R' r
|W
'» llrra, *wo !ul>r*
1
Service r.^firra ::^ibl in,,'thu,''ount”cr,:i!f wo ??nford Men Certificates
......At
University
Appointments
Section Of California
Citrus Belt Freezes
Famous W riter Dies
Of H ea rt Ailment
Patrolman Slayer
To Be Electrocuted
Solon States U. S.
Coasts Defenseless
Extension Clubs
Plant*
Vegetable Gard'ens
Six Men May Enroll Begin T o
In IMane Mechanics
N orthern Florida To
Become Colder Soon
W alter Stoudenmire
Goes To Blandlnff
Will
i Cadet
TT|
G eorge Steele Is '
In Pacific Area
8tori«, 87-
ca nnd A v t to C h a in -
. and Mrs.
m "landed
to n cable
atd today.
I from San
tto
ttth
teft
lion into th* armed aervieea at tho wer effort.
Camp Bland Ing, th* Draft Of
The half hour speech will to
fice reported today. Ik ateo wa* delivered by radio at 10:00 P.M.
announced that A lto n J a m il Eastern War Tim*. Whit* House
did nat go to Comp niandlag. aa officials said th* President prob
Brtrtoualy itoUd. aa hla (Mad- ably will hay* something “ imlag waa rariaariRad.
portiat" to say.
, D E L A N D . F*b. 18.—J n . Hen-
a d*y will b* act axld* for col
ored persona who wish to us* tto
tanning kitchen.
Mr*. Goods peed appealed to
housewives to opcrat* their home*
on a lud**t, thereby kcyplng tto
co*l of Urine at a low nvarat*
dririu," F ifth District Congress ami the reminded wrmen that de
man. announced yoatorday his fense worker* ara mll*«ling >laaa
rowlidacy for ro-oloction In th* Jars ami u*«d paraffin.
Joe Hendricks Will
Seek Re-Election
POSITION
CO N FIRM ED
W ASHINGTON, F*h. |8 - T h *
■at* Tuesday canflnaad the
printnsent of. Don Lochn*r nf
armonL past p r illdexit of tto
•■Ida Stato Press Association,
r tto offl«- of Flnrtdh dfrrar *t tto Office nf ffcrmwnmt
Mr. - Lockaer wan
r
F.D.R. Will Report
On War’s Progress
ann*Infad
Holidayi Will
Observeed By
WA8HI
W rr Pro.
M. Ncteo
could M
birthday i
ah.
I Director‘ Donald aookino hi* fourth to r n In pobd { tto nation it l k off!**.
Th* nnly other announced ranford
Washington
didat*
n iU In opposition to Mr. Han•n ja /a n y n to n on d
dricks te J o h n lL Parklnran, D*ytnn Beach City attorney.
Ha ask
Mr, , Hmdrlcke v u
r*tsrn«d
Monday k
MttM labor to m a to Congrua* txra yaarg ag* un-
rssfc
s"jJ
' *
m
!;
m V ••V -.r w
•
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f W
,
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,
■' [
,1d C A V v ' - : ' . , " .
r
-
t
it Be
May prim s riot and
lants lhforthcoming
a s already filed Ms quallflcn18 M — Itlon fo*. Mr. Hondricka will ho
•
WEATHER
F L O R ID A —Slightly c
th* north, nnd cooler
south portion tonight,
th* south and east rap
lions today, south pm
1 ____________ __
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19(2
Editorial Staff
Glee Club E vents'
Key ChibMembers Football Players Given Party Ahd
Seminole High School Girl
Visit Sembiofe
Dance By Members Of GirTs Hi-Y Scheduled For Spring
We’re o f f l o th e races! Last
Tuesday mom la * ' tha Key dub
vlalted the Bemlaoto Driving Park.
We left acbool about ton o’clock
War Tima In thro* cars. Upon
reaching tha Paris ws went Into
tha gnadatind and watched tha
trainers working out tha horse*.
There Were shout twenty heroes
working out while wa w en there.
After staying In the grand
stand about forty-fire minutes
we went dawn to tho stables and
talked to thany af tha trainer*.
| They were eery idea to ua and
i told ua many ' Interesting things.
I The hones were vary pretty and
had beautiful coats. Tha hand*
Ian anew , taka c m af three
heroes. ‘ Bach' handler b ts a trunk
far the throe- bones be la In
charge of Ip w M u 'h e kept tendtgtSi llnament, ratollne, and oth
er aceeitorlea. Ona eaptained that
after .(be b an e - has bean on
the ■track for forty-five minutes
er so, after a rub dawn and fled,
ha hat to be wgikad faf an hour
By WARRE* DANIELS
Thla la a etory af tha Football
Party from tho football player’s
point of slew. This year U
■are a party at the High
■*“ ol a banquet po«
*1*4. J/)«t year th e n waa a ban.
duet a t tha Parish House. 1 think
that the party waa a*,let better
than a banquet.
‘f ir s t we- started off dancing.
Our atria took tbe Initiative and
grabbed a couple of
boys. ‘ After this we
games (strings enoui >, thj* was
mar* fun than anyth! g else, r t eapt eating.) W# did th# Vlrgli*la Reel and had a « 4 tin* day through
’a coats started’com
ing rff.
‘ After that*
record of ever
A n My unsl__ . ____ .
quartet harmonised on tb
us. After that "Bong” I
treated ua to a Bing Crot
ston af "Jim." “R.bblt"
and "Gopher” Ridge m
*Popp*.Nlk-a.|**nL" Bora
he thought was funny. Than Pal
ly suggested that .wo go atoll*
file down to the lunch
waa quickly «
sandwich**,
pickles. Whan
___ __
__ . or should hare
-teen Couch gave out tha Utters.
Those that were swarded letters
were: McKay Trollick, "Wnile"
Era nan, Andy Hasty, “Sack”
Cleveland, ” Gopher" Rldgr, “ButUrbaD* Herring, T iylor Brown,
Orlen Farrell, Ralph Wolfer,
“Abe* CMhim, ‘‘Rabbit” Daniels,
Junior Brown. “Bong" Fleming,
W.L. HUrs, Charles Gormly,
Junes lie*, J. W. Hlcka. Mansrss Pete Brock, AI Brock, and
roy Hods*.
When this waa oiror McKay
truluck presented Coach with a
set of dishes from the boys and
Bultcrball gave Coach’s wife a
rolling pin to um pu Coach. la
the election of .honorary captain
of the team for tho year, BUI
K
s? S tT ix .‘%»r t
biggest there although I might mike down tha line each
ba wrong.
. . . ;•
hla ar her Dime and anytkl
M e n wa left iro got to-go
la the eluto house to look around.
Thor*-war# all aorta of gamy* S .IL S, Red Cross
t«4 it waa lusnriaualp furnished.
Drive Is Underway
Everybody who went had a swell
nils group, ha* Indicated Ua willing- time
and I'm iuro they appreelBy MIRIAM 8PFJR
over' by offering Ita aervlces to en- i l r i the. than**'to. go, •••
Tha American Red Cross cam
Joslon Brave* baseball team who will • Those whe en Jm d th e . trip paign
r t Bern inale High School la
ibltcity feature for Sanford and bemwell under way.
iB# school joining with the newly-or- Hasty,'
Several committees h a rt b an
organised t o . carry on i this came
t«e which la to help the Brave*, the dersen,
palgn to raise funds for tha Rad
ath treall. “
•'
Cross. Each class In turn, with
School'-haa been Tnoat h elp fu l— m oat
l-ola Crjdwyll akting aa chairman,
la aenbtg candy during •a c w ftr
ittt ;tp an sw e rin g th e u r g e n t call f o r
p
e r i o d s . : . •
ttio p a an d bdnaa, Red C toas add In
■Under, tha pUe leadership pC
i '- 8 . H . 8 . doe* n o t h e a lta ta to c a rfy
Nasty Parfins, a Red Ooaa Dane*
Py.C B A W cie.Y ARK
la. T h e e n tir e school p u lls to g e th e r aa
irUig Jta ' re c o rd In th e s a le :o f defense
d ln th e d riv e fo r In fa n tile p araly sis,
i t s efcene aero** w ith a la rg e auip aa
OVIEDO
t g U t* * fo v arm rieo t i . th e y displayed
M n w n tr ih u tln g to th e In fa n tile F a r '
Honey 'th a n an y o th e r school ip th is
3 0 0 . NOW th e y a r* o ut to
'or th e Red C ro ss. .B ta Jn o le
WHO’S WHO
Jrann* Whlgksm, a popular
number of the Junior Class, was
born, on Dec. Z8, 1 9», fa Sanford.
She la a mamkar of tha PanAmerican Club, the Tri-Hl-Y, Dra
mi tie Club, ChUdron of Confed
eracy, Phi Alpha Kappa' ?t*crlty,
and serving as treesuror of her
class. Her “^ * t hate" la hypocrltes 'and 'epocrited people and
her "pet llk * ^ la .1*1* 6ldw sll.
Her favorite psitlme la going to
the show, especially whan Spancar Trsdy Sag Rafts DaYU - ar*
on the screen. Uka many others,
•M ^wjoye,* most .of all, fried
•iirkan.- Her , uvorlto . sport la
WaketbvIL. Her favorite sopg Is
“Bluss In -The R M it,"• aepecully
when It is,'Jkoiug played V her
farorito orchestra, that af Glenn
MIDea., gha-gfana to -t« a dletleton atlH urvard Uulverelty.
[ Ha era* horn born on Oct. ST,
lets, fa Paoferd. Hla favorite
food lo ehleken.
Ills favorite
Tho Seminole Giee d a k ta now
making It's annual d rlra u raiaa
funds for Ita trip la tha Florida
8tala Giro Chib Festival. Tkay
ha»* aa jrat .to raloo the remainlac half of tha mommy required.
Through tha ioctroi of ttr ir
da new, and vartotr shew, they
hay* ralaad ona half of tho money
required for, transports t ton. Tho
OUR AMERICAN RED CROSS
^
‘a lrt Why do m , gond
I t aeema to me that we should all Umra hare to Im to upaet? 1
Think much mow than wo do
ntrtrem n hare the ear anymore.
Of these who hare no money,
thoie dull newt broadcast*
Who can nerer got things new.
(they’re al«*r* popping up)
haw crowded out all tho good
Of tho bora who*re In tho aerelce, radio program*. But the worat
Of tho soldiera la tha war,
thing, by far, la the way the
Who can't h aw food and shelter
hoyi are being sent away to
(hoM oW Array f, mpt
Glee Club aro a dinca next month, And aid to heal the sore.
a movie, and tlao early In April
they will give a concert far tha Of the
llttto chape toth brown Uilnli n« f la that ahe! 1can
doe*upact
h?
^ wkitA
people af Ssnford. In the concert
Nfo 11*L® lhl,T 1 iu,t
....................
that will Who ere Ilyina In a town
„u k ' *»» . Somehow, some
be used In the Tampa a ipetition. Whew w ry seldom does It occur
That
bomba
do
not
drop
down.
1
?•
10 do something
In thla the girls win
about It. But what? There’*
In "princess white
Of the women and the mothers nthJn* * **" do. You know I
dresses with thro* raw
Who are so braw through grief
‘ fight myself . . . I suppose
blue braid on sailer col]
Knowing that someday It will be 1 could gist something to the
es and skirt herea. The
Ced
Red
Cross . . . . maybe miss a
will b* drained In untf<
Who will bring them all relief.
moyle or something. You know,
Tho ensemble of Sam
now that I think of it, I don't
School boasts ala now
These members b*V* 1
Of (he *lck and older people
gueis we’d miia the banquet so
.Who griew for the lone of sons terribly much this year, e«poc*d to sing far. MIsa San
But with tireless energy, they’ll tally If wo could do something
aro Mary • Cotfam, Shi
beta
.
else Instead—give a party or a
TUI this w ar ends, and p e ars picnic or maybe a dance . . . we
come*.
could all get together and try
those new folk dances . . . Oh.
co-operation of the whole school Of tha nation*one and aU
Diaryl Did I tell you about how
and community, ;
Who need money and relief
much fun we had making rrcFor those suffering from wounds ords at tho parly, glren In place
- •/
.
>'
y.
of the Football Banquet tha nthPicture Of President Or
tha loss of a ton and grief, er night? Just Imagine how funRoosevelt Is* . Won „So aUn ,stheao ,sthings
. \
s
ny the records tounded. We all
to remedy
said the first thing that poppe.1
— ... h
la the purpose and the aim
Into our heads. It was a scream.
Br HERMAN MIDDLETON
“On bthalf of th e Atmlaol* Of the organisation of Red Cross Wo had a lot more fun than we
woold have had at a stuffy, oil
County Commute* f a r . the pre No other could bo tha same.
vention af I-fsn tn * Paralysis, . , s L - a • - s s . . .
s.
Just think of all
a a . a reward for the ffay work I t helps those who re In trouble, tho good that, money Is dolr.g
And
t
guides
those
In
distress,
now
—
making
bandages, or
you did, 1 present you with a
It renders numerous service*;,weatrr*. or oven ammunition for
picture of your friend and mine And
—President
Franklin
Delano As O r i s the east Is from the the soldiers — the bnes whoVo
*****
,
really doing something to stop
Roosevelt," mid Neri Smith ’at
• '/■
—ANN STINE
hitler. I rues) that the main
a special aaoomMf of (DgiBemlr
nole High School student body
: "TAKE. A CHANCE"
last Wednesday, F»K.‘ I I , ' aa a
hug* grid framed ‘ p la ta n me*WASHINGTON, Fsb. 14^-UP)
suring 3 by 4 feet and hearing
•he Inscription.
"N «thfag
It T-S*nator Tydings (Ik, Md.) projloaar to my b««ft .’ thfiP . tha oosad in tho Senate Yesterday
'walth of our boys a n d -ft rts and thgt the United States "Uka a
"o o n - man and young women. c)tanea” on sending a - heavily es
To me It fa ona b f T t ^ fraut corted convoy of troop* to roteline* of Natlmtglt D«f»n*fc"vYSa fore* the .American* fighting In
brought on tha «toT V »^'‘ -< , u a PbOIppua Island* a r the
During a.b
rief
Ufa Vbefore
pro- British flghttag In Slngaporo.
aaeslln. tk
* . *■_'fc.
s. 'gadU r
tenting
thaa —
pl4to»V
stotod that tha stodanU a t l S . '
CONTRACT IB AWARDED
S S J S P iM 'W if t t a !
ton*, w* have tha spirit to, do .a
choice pf sports. HI* "pot Uka*
dancing, .or, aa b* aay*. "trying
Wi.trilj as our faltoqinkn In Uk-
M onths
^
. Makes Confessions To Diary
-Ab
WASHINGTON. Fris. \ 4 r - (AT
—Tha Fadaral Work* Agency yeaterday anwounsa d ' sites and con
tract awards for construction of North ond Smith America,
1441 demountable homes, Inelcdf a t 103 to h* built far tha M e
Cowan, Aldrdd Co. Macon, (la.,
S W haro*|U d tow uiaolh. a ndw
sA SBrirfr
His smbltloa ls •*nUgu,.*f money par caplto .to
rlator but the th is . groat canae. Remind* .High
gev* IDO and £9 *f\
h s,“j r i S Rfltod
root p*f caplto. ,
ly torn year*,
far. non* other
E xciting Girls’ . Gym
Program Is Planned
*1 mill In Canada
ltd. Marfa Ontario,
ua techs af the St.
i f M A U a u im ti k i t * .
^SnN shceT i
1 DeUver I
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
wUck w* all enjoyed. It
foiiowai
■;
1. "Gad Blaaa Amdgfau1
■ THUS
« n .m
iIs rested to hoar
• if , HuUnnsn aC
fciir. ••
v ,•
^vw tm ad *sofa th a 1floor,
,- . Draft Is ■ Planned
a • .'h
l f B
« |
-j s S s r . n u s s
OIL RIGHT
OIL. RIGHT
And that’s right! Mow, pi
tlen laxly, ba suro to «
K ey Club Em
'< Ssnford Kli
�WOW*
®
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*7” r : • y ! t| » ' 1"
>ns'.r
'• V .
*ur •
•
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*• -T,;L4Sir*-.*
IT T
> n U I IllkltlS INTO
UNIFORM !
r» ■ >
S tPte Hanford Itrralii
If « * wk* U t o Crvei If « • wbk to
i f b t l t l t l * Umw Ifi r t l i iMi pri’ Ib f i a far which w» t a n t o n n I n c cm
1
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY .NEWSI'APEIt
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IM P
E a U b lla tf d I n 1 9 0 8
■V O L U lw lD tX ni
Member Aavuelatrd Pres
SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAt. FEIIRHAIIY 10. I'll.'
M M IILIt
1 10.
Rangoon, Burma Red« Rep«i8e|Sub Shells Island Off Venezuela;
Road Imperiled
”m
y
G
e
r
m
“
First
Attack
On
American
Shores
By Jap A n a a ftS S fr
British Admit Enemy
Might Have Cap► t u r e d Important
Center Of Thaton
Italians Claim Sink
ing Of Destroyer,
Eight Other Ships
In British Convoy
Rotary Governor
Addresses Meet
Of Sanford Club
(If
A taaH itH
Describes Rotary
Intermittent I n f a n- As A Way Of Life
try F i g h t i n g I s 1 Fairfax T. Hssktna of Rebring,
* Reported By U. S. district governor of Rotary In
ternational for the atate of Ftortala, was b gU*st of the Sanford
From Rangoon, two Jap Rotaiary Club toilsy and delivered
Ilf
Fr»«»l
address on
— the .philosophy of
anese columns, supported hy an a-------Thr Rusnians cominuiM th#lr
which he said la fundi'
artault
today
avainst
the Herman
^dive-bombers and machine- Rotary
entally a wav of life.
defenses eattllished by
Running f i g h t e r planes, The Rotary rlub* of the world, winter
raid, ere rharyed with the Hitler. They said Npti counter
drove perilously close to ho
responsibility of trinflny about attacks were repulsed everywhere
Thaton today In the drive to goodwill ami vnderatandlny among with Moody losses to the Invaders.
the Italians rlalmrd
ehoke off supplies to China business and profeaalonal men theMeohwhile
ainklng of a Britiah destroyer,
the world.
n over the winding Burma throughout
“Never In the world", he de- p pifrol boat and seven merehantnoad.
eUred. “wIU we ever ha’ve pence «"♦•» In the p.*t three day* from
large convoy bound for Malta,
A London military commenta predicted On anything tbut good
w British reported only scat
tor said the flahllna wa* ''ob- will - end understanding. If we The
fours" and that Thaton now have goodwill on earth, pe.ee teeed patrol activity In North
Africa some 40 miles west of
inevitably follows
' might to In Japanese haada.
’ '
Rotary objectives Ue outlined j Tnlrtik. * '
A v Tto totlleground la only 85
j
i The Red army reported Iasi
as follow*:
bomber ratios front Rangoon.
•
ight
that
one
division
of
Soviet
1. Tto Ideal of s»rvlev la tto
In Waahlnaton, heavy enemy
artillery flr« a n d Intermittent basis of all enterprise worthwhile. rukrdsmen had knifed “0 miles
Infantry flahllna aro reported In It le not enough to make a Hvlng through enemy Tines in a swift
progress on the Batan peninsula for one’% aelf. but one must eon- ly .rloslng pincers drive oo Smol
in the Philippines. The War De- tribute something to one’s fellow ensk, recapturing scores of plac
es' In n running bottle across the
ailment added - Japanese war rain.
® partmer
t. HI7 H ethical standards I n . snowy plains. The government
are active on the fightfront.
■•
• > business life. One must not prae-i newspaper Jivestia reports,! that
•neral M
Mac
Arthur
-A
rito r reported tlcc to his own business method* all hi t 0A0 men of the original
^ to condemns In the business i 2>o00 romprising the X88th
yesterday that w hileH i
. simports
ftjg fS y s
r*4>
.
. . .
I Herman Infantry Division had
limited to“*>
on
To conduct one a luslness bean destroyed In 00a running
• akinnlsheg. “forces of* tto teeny not only
so that ho la himself battle*.
respected but also so that hi*
U nofficial accounts of tho eofnets or profusion Is respected.
operating to White Rnaoto
4. U u T iru l
brought umns
outflanking tto ' m b e e ' strongly
abool b f f ootiwW
BfidtraUnd- fortIIfed
Oernyaa, pfolttont. tndf- j
imong tho hoslneasmen of -tto
»,Wi
Do..advance
.
Of W :»rnrh tenlaed offfrhw" t o t m t o r u u r i t t
fen
slee
aimed
a
t
driving
th e en
Rotary rlubo aro new meet
V flda' U)*et wort.11'iadded to re- ___ In
e rtv o u t of w g s t- m t r a l Russia
Japan
amt
Hvrntany
des
poeta of recent day*, indicated pite tto prohibitions agalaat tuck
Ross
T to
Russian*
' rvnorted
the
that a heavy JaptM M attack Was meetings, Mr. Haskins said that first penetration o f W hite R iis
Ip tto making. Yvaterday Gen. Rotarana must remember th at ala, western moat of the Soviet
MacArthur’s report contained tto
who** rattern Imntr,
comment that In oomo sections they are en International organl- republics
ion and that while Germany 1s 48 miles beyond Smolensk,
of tto Baton front tto Japanese gallon
Japan are today our enemies, last Friday and tha operationwere “entrenching their positional and
thorn must to sopje good men In seemed to to dove loping rapid
While Gan. *
those
and some of them If.p a te n t, must countries
e a plant t Ion i
bo member* of tho Rotary
T to Soelet v an g u ard w as be
to making Chits.
• It wni noted
Itevad to hava ttwaavd t t o upper
army
Warning against too hasty reach#* o f ona o f B casla’s prln,___ , . Won* critic
lam of huatoosa men ar po- clnal river* blaocting t t o ocrucounter-* tUek
to off
fitkal
HI
KB I WBOfrl,
leaders, Mae
Mr. fiBI
Haskins quot- pied U rrU orlta.
lamcto<
“ a t y#
ed,
“Judge
not th
; to not
iPoffvnalvt
A rth u r
Judged", and said that we tr e apt
ngahwt
__ ourselves.
.
, .
to Judge others
hy oun "All
n itre k to s
»
■
ttstas
f
• SXV bS.
•
JSX&
.
l
•B S fV ft.T S f
Two
a t Cor-
idW,°totfhT10* ,t“ndl' lPerennial Negro
lfr. Kashins wa* Introduced hy
Pnaldont R. W. Roprecht vfho
Prisoner Is In
presided owe tto moettog.
ora at today’s
today's luncheon InVisitor*
City JallA gain
NoUa of Blooming
eluded: Clyds
Clyde Noble
of But
, . HL Geo. E. Howard
Hoi
Amarican ton,
Left
Henry W llu aUa* Cruelman
tar,
ler, »P k.. Frad
-Fred Bolh
Holland of B u t
feels a
artford, Camu, B arry Leu af Or- a negro wto
is I
T S Sanford's
biw I
Rndo,
ffirtu'SiS’E,
and Robert Moore and C. much at
W. Irrgaeg J »»,, of Wtnl
Win Ur Carden. aa any other a toga, waa resting
comfortably th k - morning af let
what police draerito aa about the
hundradth Urn* We have had
m down tor*."
When Chief (toy Williams
walked to tto Folia* R ut km this
morning, to w u Hallowed in to*
Cruelman, vrto to Mid In have
for eteallnr
F.D.R* Launches
Second Victory
Loan for Canada
Chief WL
I trie- d y iar i whoa
Preal- 28 to SO n i r 1
I n ig h t
R alC r^
Oil KH inert And it
Ships Art* Nit At
A r u b a , Occupied
By I . S. Soldiers
rr»M |
Travelers rearhlng Istsnbal
today said Herman p n p r/aIlona In southeastern Europe
Include measures difficult to
explain esrept as the ground
work foe a move agalaat Tur
key. They include: I—the c m alractloa of invmsiM barges In
soatnrrs Aegean ports: 2—
loading practise bv Avis oc
cupation forces oo the Aegean
Islands off Turkey; 3—the
development of airports on
these captive Lltads.
Artillery Fire
1 Roars At Batan Fairfax T. Haskins
i» r
American Cruiser’s (iuns Blast Japanese Island Naval Base’
little
tto abort,
“Where
demanded
replied
get dawn
tto ‘MgrI answered.
.lai) War M achine'
Turns In Indies
N ips Claim Capture
Of lilMHH) In Coniincrinir Sinunpore
V, II i rM S 1 Al>. (* ii u n til,
t- W.’*l
• l'« Ii in.
Hi.- AOl 1 1 Mf» *4
. M ’)
A v lit k i '|ic,i i i*i| .III • Ilr in %
.il lilt ke«l
AMill.,
viilim:»• Ilte
14mI—t •it.il |rr|i>« lord llirre
whrll i«l file re*
1MIlk * *■v
1'IHT t •«f lh»* SI ;i ml.ml Oil
C'*»ni i* iim "f Nc»* J r r - t t Tl*i*
'll p if «1, ifi-l t-*if wI't-ei fir fli
Ik -.1ik flic- 1fink er >4 * r r r
• »mk i- 1l'i«* lir-i itllark 'Mi
xhiifp •»li|«rli,«M» in the W H ••rn
M*'mi*i»h» r«-.
lint
Ihe
-ilii »- imli«-;if r«l Ihe, x r r r .
A men r.m lfiM»|w rerrnflv nr*
11, imI in AniL.t. mbit h ft-4
ni»t iif 1 the xhtifii of Vrm*t •••1:% .inti on Ik ii him f 800
milras from I he L*.tin it nri Can:»•. 11 lirofert oil lltwlMlI.lliOIIM
Thfont lli
lin k e r
Ih rff.
* .»** tor oevh'i «| m ii r W ilh»l»*
ll.itleir
,iml
In
111
ll.lRI *
• I Mil
aB.’.l hill i|l«l lltsf Wl.k
1)
-This d ram atic p ictu re, «w< o f the first published uf Ibe sueressfu l A m erican ultnek un,Japa»>*< .ilr nnd nnval base* in .he
H ilbert aiul Murshnll islumls show- an A inriiran cruiser It lag m
W atjo Island,
destroyed.
Wot Jr's imvnl luise nnd ships in it* lim l-u
Rock Hauled For j Churchill S a y s PoKcy Based
| Elmer T. Haines
Runway Bases At]>,
On U.. S, Entry hteiC onflictl Dies At Altamonte
Municipal Airport;Se,ecU.t.s
'J SPr®«* H o m e
I.(IN HON. F rh . III.— I,It
[ I’rimi*
M inister
C hurrhill onI immicnl g litpiy ln ,t night tho
Irapnro. frnnkly nct,> lx- n honvy ntul
m ilitary ib-frnl. oiul
pirn fur tho Vory
j bf.- of his rovrm m ont .bvlaro.1
thnn i |Mtinii-,l|y that
now
with tho
Cit% Engineer States f0 r Cami) B landing j S S L S ?
W o r k Contlnucs t j *•
r
f
\
Accordimr To I*lnn HlflUCUOn i . , e n l CI
>■ -mring
A fter -lu tin g (hut m ore
no me
in* i>uiiicb,^*l 0 t„!k.
Jrr".
' h...... .
»>
20 nnd 11 have lee i-te red nt the nro no l.inrcr aknio.*'
rlesiouatr-.r olaro nt Iho
Ilro.oliasting to the world in
be used ( a a base to stabilise tho 1of Recon.I Street tin.l M agnolia n -obor. 'J I-m inute speech tho
thnl n report is not prim e m inister nnsw ered rising
tunw aya. C ity E nglnorr Krr,| T Avenue
. . nn.l
.
W illiams disclosed tmlay.
Tho e nm pletr from
fr.oo ro g islrn lin n s. nt 1 rlnno.r ngninst hi« rogimo with
,-ock. hauling o f which started
sch.H.I- which will r r n in in : tho dorlnintion llm t hL p-dlcio/rste rd a y will bo u«o,l to form a onen onti* !•:(*• I* M )'■ M. C»r- (lord Ix-cn h ast,I uit iho Unilt-.l
'a y e r an Inch ami a half thick s« l , r ~'t ,h,‘ l,,rn* l ,r« fl O ffic" I Strrt.--' m ir y Into Iho conflict,
t* ru n w a y base.
sta te d Ihnt .1 ntindK-r of -olool - 1 " ll i- whal I have ilrrntttril of.
W ork a t th e a irp o rt is m nlinuIm« ', .| o.I a to • lunrnd for ' a In o d at and worked for. ntol
*n; along Its schctlulnl lino,, al C am o lllandim r Indio riott 4’ori. j no»v I lor, conro l„ pass.” bo
hough tn e fu tu re st.Tira of l h i|t t r _ lh i « aftornm rn 111 2:llll llVIlv-', n.lilo.l
........... .
i sf j r a a
. ........... 1
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Served A h Member
School Board And
On Town Council
.
. . . .
I'ol. Klim-r Tnlnmilift
llanu**.
fir^i niMYi'r «*f A l h i m o n l r S|»iiinr*
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7 mi 1* M.. tvliielt r. iii <i r .r i**'*- •
i* ion nf hn*tilil ir i th re e hi»i!r<4
l.i ter ti n !) :0ll A ,M . KW1r.>
hug# field hae not yet toon de«-| Their leader nnd nctimr nffi-l “ When I survi v mol compute
gneted by the r>»ernment. S. v cer un'il they reach lllandito* I tin- i~.wor of tho Ifttils-sl Slates Imoved to Florida
’Ml week* ago an Armynfficial| w i l l !»■ n vobinterr, Knrlvl.-1 mol it- vast resotircos,” ho said,,Aitooig his pohltr ititivtlos.
|o
requested *hat the base be u« d • lloti-holder sort of Senator K. "nn.l feel Ihnt they nre In it served »n the town conned >>l
ta an aualli;ry_air base, while a P, Housholib-t.
I with its. with tbo British mm- Altamonte since tin* town «
few day* ago. Represent rtive Joe
. In
Litnlnn
I'riori' M oostor
Mr. Tarter listed the follow. 1monwenllh of nations all to - 1 irrcoriarrjte,l mol for II year- be
Hendrick* stated in Waihington In* names of selectees who leave 1octher. however long it la sts'*1 » represented School li.slm t
W oi-lm r et'liurcblll iiiinoiiiici'd tho
■hat tho Navy Den artment i* today: l.emv Hodgkin*. Wlilians! **"*'• victory or ilcnlh. I r.in ’I'« " •'» Gw Hoard of I'nldic Injo. InlJ
fob or
of Sincupun.
MinKiipori- Mii n Nolcnm
studying tto poseiUtities of the Ellla Willi*. Andrew
ro ll.. -peer 1 to tin- ltr.li- 1, fm M lkier.!"1"
Ihcrc Is anv facto r. »«ructlo.r.
rn.ll..
ilrport, along with four other*
Kthan
F.llwrl
t-nury,
AM-crl
Itsn
1
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wholo
worlil
which
enn
\
Cob
irninc*
Is
snrvivc.i
try
hr'
M
y, ' c l .
l,'s**,**,'*l f,,r
In Fjnrida, for possible use a* r. doll Klnnnl, Jnspcr J, T illis ,! ci.in|mrc with that.”
j widow. Mr-. Margnrct llaioc- nn.l ""i*V hr the grinino-st hour -men
secondary naval base.
Hit* full of Kriiiiri'. I
Tohann A. Walgrsn, l>avi<| j! I Cruising tho Russians unity ' ‘J11' brother, Andrew (i. IInin.
Meanwhta, tto work is going Ralrurn.
T ltf !• It'i-fiiltl ftirin ttiiy It* tic
Jitmos J. S i n g l e t a r y . I " o - 1- "most rllro peril." M r.!’?.'"" oovoral niecos un.l lo obcw
vn aa usual. Mr. Williams slid. toon"-il
R. T-os*. Alliert Owens| Church'll exhorted the 0lli.1l pen Film ml oriangernetils wdl I.* no i»,:it • ut tVi* K o n l Molor I'tmit
Hi* Initial construction nrojirt.
nntllireil
Inter.
• tlit* r«M»t of llu k il Tiim th. n
follow
wirrl.l over
•mbraclng tho grading of the run- tarr*|l, Joseph F.'«>srd F olile, i
HI1 nt»rlhwri»t t»f th ,• ritv . w hen*
ltow.r.1
WilHs. J am 's'G ieic example.
wpya and of ta il strips has bern ffooll
•
he
Httrri*»t
nml
h h ^ 'lifrl
()t|«
' rbe Russian people ..... .....,
virtually ftolah*,!, »nd work no* Rlchmoml Chadwell,,
. Edwin
_
fli'M irj? of thi* r n lir n ir v i'ii’iln v
la being don* on a second supple-1 Kallh anil Mr. Hot sholder.
I!
blrkerinir aomnr th e m -.\V l> ir W i l l
hutth* i »m Sin^uiMirt* Uluiul lix»k
wantary project.
—-lve«," he told critic*. "They ^
. «
,
just stmsl together and worked j I O W n H C D U lte S S lU H U lV plurw.
|i,i|M*rinl 11cmilttiin t ft r , m :i| ull
( un.1 fought harder.
to Son? #‘r. tfcr^*paving of* tto i Firemen Put Out
•ntranc* road, completing the
John
H. Weir,
nationil
T o w n .' • “»I"' "/ “ MrUiwh
had
it uni im>i H»"T OU»l in i •*
•"r
vvvig,
iih
l
Itvil
•
I
a t evacuation
.a
»
Tavo Small Fires1Iheie
“Tlenders.
h,v dM nThev
nt di.l nottrv ,n
aiMktog of tto aide slope* of the
I send represent:-live from the Fifth
destroyed by the Japnneso
ramvaya, setting out grass, and
to brrnk
rip their government. Congressional District, will ml- "I,vv w,,ir'' •',"1 ?""*• dant«K«l
Firemen mil mil Iwn fife* Rat.......
, , .
. .
. dress members of the Town«end "r herirhrd :iL'
ftolah lag the rrm.'iiidrr of the
ship*, inclu.lm
»lrr
hope.1 to find Club wlwn they meet Fun.lay, many warships,
nacaaaary clearing ami grubbing, unlay In which tho total dam age’
to Ibe soiitli
w
m
pallmaterl
nt
$18.
C
h
i
e
f
.
Q
f'a
H
w
,n
d
fifth
colemnlsts
to addition, tto frnrr, aa *|irciFeb. '.’•J. at .1:00 |*.M. in the I'oott Singn|-ire.
ftad to tto origins I plan, must Mack CUvelnml said this morn- >" 1' h‘' wl11* rvgtona ho overran House, I’.v. liras, chairman of the
ftntl nmonir the* unhappy max** t club in this district, said losliy.
to totUt;-gnd 2T8 feet of sewrr- Injr.
if * pip* moat to Uld. The pipe
*s oipoctod to arrive in tto nest ■ouh .
s K W -ii
sT S srS
■*w tig**.
.a t 1.10 I .M. Mr. Weirs subject aa i s gs wa
rxx
i
s * ,
firemen qolckly crosses I t he
Dr. Churchill dkl not mention is ‘Tension* for Congressmen mol, \ Y | | | J j C 1 C S I C Q A t
atrfet a n d
extinguished tto \
J * 1' the Effect on our Hill'
flames. The damage waa placed tleshlps Gneiocnau ami Rcham
horst and tto m is e r Prim Ku
at 88
grn through British home wa
Sanford'* air raid siren will r$*
ters last Thursday, a flouting of
reive Its second test Wednesday,
Britain's cherished tea power,
when it will be blown at various
which with dcfvats in the Paci
tin**'* throughout tho day f t sev
fic. had added fuol to tto grou*.
eral points nrnr the water plant,
Ing against hi* government.
II. Jnmoa Hut, assistant chairman
Ho mad# It plain that neither
of tho Civilian Protection of tho
today's fall of Singapore, which
Defense Council, stetrd this morn*
for 12-1 year* had hc«n the
inr.
. .
“The -nbllc should disregard Iht*
noise." Mr. Cut said, "a* we mere
ly will be testing it. I hope wn
ore successful this time in pro
Tourist
meeting tonight will be preceded ducing tho desired remit."
In an attempt to nchievv suffi“rad dish supper in
i the
0:30 o'clock. rb n ‘ volume nf noise from tha
m«rhine roesnlly purchased by th*
Citv Commission, It will bd’tound-'
cd from tho tno of tto water raaervoly. from Ihe Dip of tho W8to t
JST&UTcJXilt ™; New Air Raid Siren
Various Localities
City News Brief3
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1142
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
ENCtJHIt COAST RAIDED
"SO’ ENDETH THE SEC'
k n N M llillM
g w W K far
VERSE FOR TODAY
MAKES HEROIC SAC: And walk In lov*. aa
lao bath loved us, and
M himaelf for u* an of.
d a sacrifice to Cod for
mailing *avor.-—KsphesSEPARATION
am Fartlean Review)
' | hare been completely
le, and now the night
i, •walking in ihadow
•waddling alt,
but a aniother and blur
iaadaged from sight,
tad blotches of ihadow
Ung on celling and wall.
the glaia chimney and
it the oil lonip’b with,
ck Itch of the flame flick-
Curing A 'fulw
and ihadow* dUteml,
igadoa* of finger* iprewl
the wall, and lb* Uck
this prolongation of solitude
EftM
SSt a
I.
your absence I dwindle upurl
a; ghostly attenuation uf feelfag, UU alt my deranged
MgSuaneu aches In the void
i f l r toe physical thud of
Prlpr to December 7 tho only contact which millions
of American m otorists over hod with -their tires was
when they bought a new set. Thoy didn’t oven know how
many pounds of pressure they were supposed to carry.
Now they talk glibly of rulruuda, rveatw and camclback
as If they had liccn economizing on rubber all their lives.
But for tho convenience of those who may . not yet be
wised up to prevailing conditions, tho following glossary
of common words ami phrases Is supplied, free, of cltarge:
Camelback: Tliu rubber compound usoj in replacing
tho trend on a worn tire. It can lw made witli varying
Itcrccqtagcg of crude rubber, reclaim rubber, oilier ingred-
MS now, how does that
i, -On a Bleyclo Built for
Top Cap: Camelliack applied ju st across tho top of
tho tiro afto r tho worn tread has Iwcn buffed off.
Skill Depth's Thn distunee Iwlween tho top ami tho
bottom of tho Ircud desigu on tlio finished recapiieil tire.
Huffing: Roughening tho old trra d Hurfaccs and tak
ing off surfaco rubber to present uniform surfaca for the
getting ready to
r and MaeArthur camelback.
Cementing: Applying cement to tho rougheneil tire
to weath*r the
LONDON, Feb. .1C. OTy-Otrm-
t
Winston Churchilkjn always a t Ills lm*t when defend*
ing himself against his most' vigorous critics. He was in
Uto minority for so long white, he was warning the vari*
ous appeasement governments which preceded his against
the dangers of the Nazi regime th at he has had consid*
rsblo more expcrlenco than m ust pcoitlo in defending his
position, whatever it mny be. If® Is well prepared fn tho
present instance to cry down all opposition.
And y et is seemed to us th a t his speech to the Em
pire yesterday in which he sought to present tho best pos
sible case for his government left much to be desired oven
among his m o s t anient adm irers. Tho burden of Mr.
Churchill's te x t seemed to be th a t Britain la stroug today
not because o f her o w n strength bu t because of the
strength of h er Allies.
..
Singapore has fallen, lie ndntlta. The B ritish are be
ing pushed back in Llbyn. He cannot crcn mention the
esca'pe of tho German battleships from B rest o r the de
feat of the Royal Navy in the English Channel. He posse.»
lightly over the sinking of the Prince of Wnles and the
Itepufro and he says nothing w hatever obout the con
tinued failure o f \ h a British to take’ any offensive action
anywhere in the world, either on land, on tho sea, or in the
air.
Ah, but there are victories to which ho docs point
with pride. There is the marvelous success of th e Russlaq
armies from Leningrad to tho Crimea. “The Russian a r
mies have not been beaten, have not been to m to pieces,"
ho boasted. "Ruasia’a armic3 in the field are not holding n
lino in the U rals or n line in tho Volga, h u t they aro ad
vancing victoriously, driving the foul invader from th at na
tive soil they havo guarded no bravely and loved so well."
And then there U that o th er great B ritish victory.
The United States is now in the war. "When 1 survey
and compute lh a power of tho United S tates, w ith its vast
resources, and feel tlm l now they uro in it with un how
ever lung it lasts—till dentil o r victory— 1 cannot believo
there are any other facts in the whole world which can
comparo with th at.”
“T hat is w h a t 1 Imvc dreamed of, aimed at and
worked for, and now it has come to pass," ho continued.
That
is tho
nubstancu
of Churchill's
defense
of his
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government. B ritain’s strategic re treats and successful
evacuations are counterbalanced by tha Russian counteroffeusiva and M acArthur's dofunse of Corregidor. This
may savo tho Churchill government. It may destroy Brit
ain’s cJtqmiua, But it will not save tho B ritish Emplro.
TOOAY
6:09 Edwin C. 1110
6:10 Greyhound Oin
0:K> Spohi Reporter
0:30 Isim.iml Abner
7:00 The lama Ranger
7:30 Riondia •
H:oa Yog Pro
8:30 Mat* Mhte SO
11:45 Musical ^tatsffada
8:55 Klmer Daeta and theNewa
9:00 U u Undid Tbaatro.'1J ' ,
10:00 Screnadb^-Freddie Martin
and Orrbaotra
10:30 Olga Coelbo
10:15 New* of, thr World
tl:00 News AnalysU
|I:I5 Harry James Orcbeitra
11:30 Guy Lombardo Orchestra
12:00 I.Inton Will*, new*
12:05 Sign Ott. j
TOMORROW'
6:30 Norman Deailey and Ilia
Fla. Cowboys
7:00 Breakfast Brer itJr*
7:48 HP New*
'
*7:56 Weather and Time
1:00 New* of theWarid
8:15 Organ Mood*
8 •-TO Ureal fast Rendervoua •8:48 Virgthia
9:00 Morning Devotions
8:16 American School of th e
Air
'
1:45 IIP New*
■•
10:00 Mara*)
.
10:05 Music Ro m
10:10 Over tho Dock Fenc*
10:15 Myrt and Margs
10:30 Stepmother
'
wavhla
10:43 Woman of Coeraga
caret
11:00 Mary Leo Taylor
CaU pradwrln
"III
11:15 At Home with Bally Mar
year car ' I* good
lin
abape. Drive In today and
11:30 Bright llorison
let a* gtre yoar ear the
11:46 UP New* ,’
week*.
11:6D Temperature Bulletin
12:00 Kata Bnilth. Speak* ”
13:16 rieaaantdpl* Folka (Social
Security)
13:30 Dnncotlme
‘
12:46 Our dal Sunday
1:00 Ufa Can B*. Beautiful
Rood Gulf Service Station
1:18 Woman In Whit*
Sapford Ave. a t ISlh 8b
1:30 Rridga School of Urn Air
1:46 Road of Ufn
2:00 Young Dr.' Malone
2:16 Joyce Jordan,
2:30 The Gotdbonr*
2:46 UP New*'
fly w illia m tu r r 2:50 Matinee Muaical*
C t n l l l l PfttM W titir
3:IR*Prraa Nowh •
---HACK IN 1096, we read, there are 40 y»ar* old. It they haven't 3:30 Hugh Ballo, pV\nl«d
4:00
Tnne*
from
the
were only four automobile* in flnlahetl their tint'game by that
4:16 What Frofdom 1
time, there * wry little hop*./ .
existence. In those days a roa.i
4:30 King Along—La
hog muat have had a todgh Urn*
4:46 Mark Hbwtfy. m
Libya mutt tool lik r 'a 'y o tl
proving hta right to the UU*. •
5:nn The Mlfe'.Tfh*;
| t l
ball In a vauJtrille JuftHaf act.
' M o te b fu tilu l than th* eholcft"a ronuantly c b in tla f hautK 6:45 Mbtiay‘b n .’m r I
t i l
*
"oil ettb U Ia the Oral llc w tr la
Tadok Durefakepf kaowa
pm la aa appearance in your
chap whs sever seat a VatailtM
aprlag gardom. j f
because lha *nly time ha (aOa la
India haa IJM-M4 va Met Ire of lava la when bo lo*ha lata a
mirror.
Inserts. L et's bepe th a t an af
I l l
Cftoitpsppy, 9 «» k 1n ahagai
that uieviMon la delayed aa lekir fTtin o r poifrr
f t 1
aa possible because, he say*, h e
Chrsa players, according Jo
This lm crisp,
Isn’t ait clous to arid-rya-eUaAl W
Factograph*. reach the peak of
w i t h e r , and U
cur-ache. their playing career* when lh*y
for d drink to
you!
SERVICE
Singapore’s F a ll
Strengthens Japs’
• Or deeeelelea Preeal
-1
The fall of Singapor j , ranks
with the fall of Franco It: tho de
cisive events of the war, amt puls
Hie United Nation* In Uie Hnulhwest Pacific frce-to-farc with *
situation almost as grim and dis
heartening aa Ihat which faced
Britain after Dunkirk.
Jspan now guards the door lo
Hie Indian Ocean. Tha flag of
tho Rising Hun (lie* threatening
ly before the ramparts of this
Netherlands Fast Indira.
Britain had kcltl this bastion
of Empire for 123 years. Now the
nearest British see base comparsbls la HiiiRDiHiro id 0,000 miles
tYOU'RE TELLING ME!
Home Demonstration Agent Explains
The Importance of Saving On Utilities
perhaps yesra, before Japan cnukl
make of • Btngapor* tin* atrnn*bold nf empire which tha British
had ahray* considered It—it Jspun
holds 8’
."Jtint a* food conservation It
But tl------------ not minimise |l*> eanrnltnl, «n (a rnnservtng public
weight nf Its loss to' the cause nf
placo.
ent Is doing evM atrix: A circular metal obeli, which impresses tho tha United Nsllone. In Its TS
a to prevent profMp»jr»_aiJle, o( protected waters,
war. In fact, the tread design into tho camelback during the cure.
tha ^apaoeh* Heat rasjr now rest
Curing Tube: A heavy rubber tube inserted in the and refuel. Its atrfk k u will soon
be humming with Japa>t«;e plan. ,
preparing to baU k with British
and American pUnea for the con
quest of Jaea and Sumatra.
Tha rallant fight In Dorms In
pplf Una to
made more d
Martaban la i
Carcass: A tire body exclusive of the trcail.
O o f ton. prominent TitusMold: A piece of equipment designed to convey heat
IprMy, has announced his
y far Uw legislature from to the tiro ao tho now tread, or recap, may bo vulcanised
or “cured” ant) the cem ent flow so uniform ndheslon takes
cheeking
X ^placing
r will clrcui
troop*
8tngaUttng air and gav iu|
V t rnmbualifm; by .<
within easy reach of tha Japan-ie.
The communication lines bvtwren
India and Australia era threatentd. Tba WMt c o u t of Aujtralia
ttsalf la octibr a I.OOO-mile \ru u e
atecKsfai
IncrcAucd ft
IttcnoMd populAllon
W k V ft •
*V?ii
j5 5 p £ .!
' t e a r TTvjbpfl?,*.♦■i '•
'V m W M i'K S S M t3 Vj V-j •
Sumatra, lh* Dutch E ast Indlsi
taUad o n ly , a few ta lk s away
ptnichulc
Hthiii
,y -1
:'V-
1 ■'
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t - Oft.
•
Use wortbras'
0:15 The World Today
surfaces.
tumdo itself tho dvlc canUr of th« countjr aid
n iM
irgllih toMl but Bight, dropping
ploahrra ok seven! -point* 8ev.
*1 persons wre t’Injured In one
Bags where buiming* vrvre dim-
d raa sH t that darfac
a eookinr v c * e b by
only when.ready for
ling gaa down altar
In*-, by turning’ p i o
In m r; by using
ib rwiulr* little h u
I alarU- to cook: by
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THE a\NFORP HERALD. BANPORP. FLORIDA
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1M1
PAGE TH9E*
^Jnrdcn Club llolcln
Mid-Season Meeting
A cin n w *M " i l l
(alien n n r the cluth—
■mil li IhuIi U iklintr wl
Milt » l..lh ,* «
T V -1
with clothe*. can bn anil
idling the line as need*
itif*
Telrphooa I4H
MRS. LOURINE DEAL, Sotlely Kd)lor
Social Calendar
TUESDAY
‘ The p, A. K. sorority will spon
sor a dance for the "Bundles for
Glut-Jackets” a t. llte Armory beginning a t 8:00 P.M. The dance
will he optional.
The annual County Couneil of
P.-T. A. will V rM m te Founder's
Wf-llght at the Reiuinole High
Nehuol at 8:15 P.M. ’
The O. K. S. trill sponsor the
morning sewing session for the
K id Cross in the Woman's Club.
The Holy Cnnw Episcopal Guild
A w ill sponsor the afternoon sewing
session for the Itcil Ctoas in the
Woman's Club, dirvrtrd by Mrs.
V. A. Dyson.
Them will lw nn
ndvnnccJ
c la s s • in ’ Red C'ro»« First-Aid nl
the Girl Betiut l.lllle House be9 giim ing.nl H m p, M.
m
•
WEDNESDAY
_The Social Department of the
woman's Club will have Its annual
Valentina bridge-luncheon at 1:00
P.M. to which all members of the
M rlub nnd their p in t s aj
Hostesses are Mrs., B.
Mrs. M. G. McNair, Mr
la-shcr. Mrs. Allies' Thoi
J. 0 . l*#tter»on, Mrs. Ji
and Mrs. I . P. llaptn .
THURSDAY
#_ The Townsend
Club
----- ----- will have
Its rrguiar meeting nt tho Court
House nt 8:00 I’.M .
The reguor meeting o f Semi
nole Chapter Tw.,. O. K. S. will
, Im held at tho Masonic Temple
B * i 7 :3ty to. he preceded by n
covered dish supper nt fli.V) |*.
M. Al| niemlH-n. are rupirstrd In
Iw present at C:t". -n that sop|>er can iw scr»-d prnntpHy at
li:.'U) o'eloek. All past' 'niAlropV
nnd past patron, nf tin- rln v trr
V w i l l be bnii„rc,| -u»-»fs.
»
Lucqle Hovin Anil
IL
L. Slaizcr
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Tlte u-:iiri(iK« «f MU* Lixele
Bevlrf of Bri*|nt, Vn., to Tt. l„
Bln tier nf Sanford is Vitig an
nounced l,y the bride’s father.
Tho nwrriaffu wns performed by
Jm/ge U. W. Warn on, Friday,
• fell. 13.' Hr, Stutter is employed
l>y Hk> Atlantic Coast Urn- Rollmail. The roepln will he nt ipip,.*
to tln.-ir fiictnlh ut I I ” W«*»t
WINE
Mrs. Ruth Gordon Wright en
trrtsioed on Fi
Um
atuuio on USUI • Aveauo , las
the atinlio
pupils In the' Reboot ‘Of Childhood, with a Valentino party.-Bash
guest was presented with W val
entines after which mantes and
other forma of entertatnnwsit weeo
enjoyed, M
es - (•-•
Mrs. Wright served Ico cream
anil caka to the following pupflr:
Betty Bryan. JO Ann WBkbta,
Marinunc • BUkklaad. I N s n -'Aral
Knton Cbarlea IW in , HarriAi
low Brown, Jon>e„ Stripling; IfarH rtt Ridding, Tcrrclla J«M . JfcB
*on.Bcrtrly Cooper, Grmeo. Marie
Rtinccipber, Marilyn
CalMww
Wallace Dudley McCallcy, Fstthe
Brown,1 Jerry W HUnst*.. Maria
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Miss Evelyn McGee left yeatrrday for Douglas, Ca. to visit with
bar parents for several daya.
tho Frmald-LauKhton
Jloapltal.
Memorial
fratn the FtmaM-I-augblnn Meni-
« M
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la
liw le
homo on
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l ilt*
eandleM, w l"l*
w.i» n birp** • 1
■•mini in ill*
Placra
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designated
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K»*vt II h *1 «»«
im• I•nir i i it v
Spfti4iq>
A Laxative!
TONIC/
t V ... e . ,4,.
It* «
ie^peov«evs#s*»» wrki«h M« WM
. ****.|oi |k« A |C MgalM* r i p
fe»p Mn(jgegi|i»| gl| i l l
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|Ii«m M r »U*«**f%
thank* t<» nil |»cr*nin wlm do
nated pliittli ninl flower* fnr the
occa* inn.
Members nf the I’hl Alpha KapMl *
r
K. It »• I P, exeliatigc
a sorority sgr spopsoritw B best rhniriimn. reported tlmt over tl*000 plant f. had hren »xrliiitigc>|
d u ring the month nf .January. A
report l»y Mm
A- .1 IV ten o n
oil the .liitiinr (iiitd rn p ruject wn«
given ji* follows:
T lie
Went Side nnd ^uuth
Side
P rim a ry .
tin*
ftriim m nr
Sc lion I ntul the
Ju n io r
llltrli
S ri* ml n rr ca rry in g mil plan* to
enter
rxlul»it* in tlm flow er
*l|nw. A n n ual genlenn nr** now
ill h|of*»n .nl the W r it SM * Hfl*
Mti.ilr
w :ih |d ,u • si Is* .i
lv ib * > t|
III "•*!
ipohBor iTericfit Hpll
• bV, up Wi d«t« k w ii. ,,4
LUCIAN T
JOHNSON
1*1 Mill'll Ill'll
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. tljs - rin.il
It jiv|nHi|ii bakiiij* |M»v\'lrr
I Ii*il**|**U*ii hall
Ira >|mn*11 «‘iiittiim*i||
I iltlrhjHMtn.w fill
I i*u|» milk
•,11lll'k. |Hssl|J,. I *t|*ll |
I • Mi(i ila ik I um ivii «ni:ar
1' I >1|* 1111Hill*
i i «m|» m il t
I *1 l * i j** «»ii mill"**
M« . 11*1111. Ikiiilir* |**»iYs|»-r. *411
niarjr W w o l and the ttrnmniar lih'l iii'ii im*i* * *i* ••• f *1 i*ifb
uchvil, Thrv an nl •• ratlnj; fur bulls- Mtm lv R'I'I imlk n n lil **•11
1 p lan t* v M rh were given •.» Ihcpi111*111*11 ft * m . .in.I (ml **nl nlcmt
Phi I'I diu**. A t tin* Smith Side ) .1 st.sli H url > 111 r;i.| w illi rr»l
Primary School the pool h*M iif •i■
p 11 •I • ••I
|(i*l| 111• ninl lmk»*
■P.M.
hcen icpsiitnl, luntuilimuA nial |i> mui*iit-i« in vr**a>«s-tl |vm in
: public haa been extemlvd an calendula need lime - he^n plnnlul tt)i)t|i r.Hi1 *i\»’ii
St rvn stlicml Pml
tinn to psrtlripot*-' la - the am! n niknnotitt tree, donitfd by |0 | |s« .1 %%lll| sUIIIMil f llllt .
Mm. W. ||. T un n k llfft. wan
Sweet I'nl ulii |»uff Savory
plantcil on Arbor Day. Petunia
( S n v i n K | ur .r»>
si cup** *vr»*hw| psitator-t
Tit .-ill tut f t I s-imI-. .mil
ru-diiM irrs . . .
I mn
linn In iiili'il at M ill
f e l l ’s
lu lu
S r r tir e
nnd it III In- j;l:ul I,,
s.-n i- to il in ni> nett
IlH'ltl illll.
Sm
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MHS. ARCHIE It. SMITH
Servin' Stnlir
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DK0P INN
)(«'porl« «»f I lit* c lt r lr rlm lrm rfi,
M r*. I*. K S|»r«r»T» A t n lr n ; M r*.
I*. K Isotliiiw,
Mrs. W .
II. Shlp ny, Dirt (in u li in*ni; ntul
Mr*
It
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N ew m an. . K hrp ,
hlmw«*.l Ihiw
iii
llir
pmcmm.4
that
Iimvp Imph
ar r.tnirttl
(he
cliil»
m rnil*rt« are
o n ivln lm u
rA tilen iu ? a n i l i om ittuiilly nrliviliew vtiili \%nr w i k
A IM nl
nf $1.% Ii;«« l»rrit |*i*rn li» |h»4
llrtl I'm-** \Vnr K u n il; 1 10 In
the S ta le lY lli.w "lii|» I ’rm l; f a
l«» the Tmiriwt O u t e r . lo g vlh rr
w ith n i|im iililv nf liortt**.
Min. K iiil"r r u r le t l. IkeVulifirn
linn ch airm an , mu! M r*. II. II.
Mc C’ua I ih . r«» i ban man. ieiM»rlc*l
th ill Ihrn * puliiit were plnntcil
on lln* KernuM leaiiphtnii Mrni«»rin| ll«**t|iltal irrmitnU. nn*l m*v c r a l n x n lra i in parka in Ibe city.
rn»»* rluh ackiisivvli ilp ril with tip*
p rccialln n the g ill of tin* lawn
tutjwcr from the c ily .
nhnt* itnnateH hy Mm J D
1Woodruff, wero net nut in front
'C T O .T
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DANCE
date because sooner r later she's W est Twentieth Strret.
apt tn entertain a guest who ob
Miss l/misc I’erkins win among
serve* Lent even If aha doesn’t,
and she 'certainfy wonta tw"Bd those who attended the. aaanal
IVUMsUna..
ilaU>. w aekrnl. of. the
rendy with-tasty*’ UtHHM* tW* ftY
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at I Camrlepy rliairnmn, Mr*. () I*.
(ho schedule.
U u 1 University of Florida 1 in Herndon, tlmiikrd llie various 1
ftrre are'som e seasonal sug QMnesrills. o
nn*mlH*ra for n*hi*dltiir her III
gest lotts Woe Sira| sufcgtlMtaa IMF
tlwirnlinp far the PrrwMcntV
clmling a hesrty main dish of
nirtlnlay Hall, utnl mpirnlisl the
spaghetti fo r cold vfggthfF anprrrel.iry
In «en«l
ii»*ti**i nf
Sorority To
spoons baton fnt, M cup mMgM- fit dssro- for tin* "Udndlcs Tor
nniomi, V* cup chopped green 1 luajariorta” ' tomorrnw night In
pepper. $ rupj tomatoes, H tag' thw'.Armory hi order to raise
► poon paprika, 1 teaspoon gran- [funds Awith which to buy wool
u la lc l sugar, 3 cups cooked >tah ■fo*' Inltthig garment*.
>
ghctll,' lb cup mushrooMi 'M I 'M iss 'Kloieiirs Well* hr*d» the
cup grated cheese. Bl
it io i' isnmaitUe, assisted by
ioas nnd peppers In the
L.Kills Hall and Mk» Kalh
id In '* frying pan. Cot
Fpenterl' Th* • adrartklng
Ittee ta composed of Mias
scsrRill
f i -Gallant, . MJss
Kiltsbsth
spaghetti. Cook If. mini
Mila lawir»ll*T'Ihittow. atvl
m the ’'tpnihrnnmi s r i
RtMsn KirtleF-:
l ” f - J’
minute*. Serve iprinkM
:ir fbr dusting will ha furn
cheese.
r ”
through
U
v
senrtniv
af'Jne
‘ Batman Babul: t cup
I sHteitea'Iaairad -lhe toe bf
kehaleonj. Daaetag w ill b*
L R:tK> o’clock, and last sntil
At
I’ r k e s
A lw a y s
Miss Joanne Airarello. who
has been attending I Ho Univer
sity of. South Caroliiut at C’olum
By Mrs. Alesanger Os w s t
Wide World Features "Writer
Mrs. 1. E. Southward and in
Umt begins Feb. tfl ad' every fant daughter have- been removed
Mh. n. T r iteaid-
Drink"
l i r a K. R. Carr hss left for
Atlahta. Ga., where she will Join
jMF'Inabnnd t0 mnkr -their future
! Friends of Nancy J.-nn Apple
lories, James Davis, Robert
by wUl regret to team that she
man, 8uo Ann Warner.^ Ann
suffering from a uroken arm,
ry, -Robert Samuel, • Barbara Mo- Is
Alexander, Sarah J a c o b s : ■Mil sustained whlla playing Saturdred Lybch and 8and»w T\>li. d?iFred Dyson, Jr., ha* returnci
Recipes Suitable For to the University nf Fhirida sf
te r spending Ibe weekend with
Lent Sea^op ^i8t e | hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
HAFFY BIRTHDAY
Good
r<>l>ul.ir
Everyone frrU h f * j» p lrr him ) hm >T0 cheer
ful on lirlghl, MiiHthluy (Ih>h—and uiorc
depreMnl on dull gloomy days.
«*
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IJglil Ikrlirrrliig. TIihI’k why H'b a gooil
Imimch well llglitcd In
Idea lo keei
IIiohc wnr-filled day* of worry and strain.
, whole family lo fitol happier, gayer —*
keeps llicm in heller Hpirilss.
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^ee your dealer today for advice about
| correct wattage lamp bulbs. Save iurvM,
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the
ie “Hot" Team
In Southeastern
'ATLANTA. Feb. u . WV-Tbls
as good a time as any to warn
embers of tha South-eleUrn
gferrors not to count ehlekrhs
fafa they’re hatched.
That advice goes for Tennessee,
labama, Auburn and a few more
M 1are eyeing the forthcoming
pference basketball tournament
tLwIavflJ*, Ky„ Feb. 25-M. The
U fm lty of Kentucky la a tough
ateater In the blue grata country
and nobody had better count It
until the last round la
aarh Adolph Rupp'o V
pot a black i p or Teimeeeee'e
conference. Saturday, boa tine tha
defending champions at Lexing
ton, Sd-iS, In a paw* which had
tho famous Mohan brothon pret
ty well covered.
W riter la at wook, Kentucky
bowled oror Alabama 50-34 In a
Kama a t Lexlneteo.
Kentucky’s wtn oxer Tennessee,
coupled with Aobum'a one-point
upeet by Mississippi State, 40-41,
moved the Wildcats Into third
place In tho conference standing*
end dropped Auburn to fourth.
|/>u|*l*na State with two victor
ies over hapless Tolane, moved
FARMERS’ MARKE7T
WOKE ON SHIP W ILL START
Flo r id a m o o r c T s
B EA N * — Hu l l p r . T s n d e r a r e e n
iss«.f>.T s
nt :t:ri»— i*os. D u . s a e - t s e
CAI1DAGE— Ton. Hulk. Pair l a fey.
IIS o e .f S I . ie . Real, |IS .* *-| S *.*e
f t i l s c e e , (.‘t a l e s , II.SI. D as. 7Se
C A n i u m i — T>>*. Bun. s e e . l e e . Du
ll|>r. I I . i e . I t . 75
CA U LIFL OW E R —Crate s u s e
CKLF.HV—Crade* l l . l s - I L a a
CELKIOY IIKA KTH— C rates f i l l use
COU -A KD*— Dos. Den. ( S c - l i e
KOOPLANT— Ru ller. il.1t-lt.IS
a i t A P E P R U I T — Has L’JL Comb
SI.SI. So . f II. IS
U n T t ’C B—O rate s, lee A Ice be r g. Is
PORTSMOUTH. V a , Feb. 16.
(AV-Secretary of the Navy Knox
disclosed last night that work
woo Id begin at the Norfolk navy
yen! within a few weeks on the
45,000-ton tattleshlp Kentucky.
THANKS
lis e - lf tl. II II.11*11.TS
Package
Store & Bar
I.HIEM-- Hu II. k l I I I *
ONION*— Has. Ilun. Sae.f *e
( i i i a n o e h — n o s r .a . r.,mi.. n s *
l U a s s«e. No. f I l l s U s e s lac
PAIm LKT — lots. Him. l l a
PEAK— liii l l p r , l l . a * . | / . t s
PKPPBIU4— Du ll p r. Calif Wo nd er .
I I.15-11.15. C ralea | « . 15-14.I*
POTATO*:* — Cralea, II.,I Hll.a.
li.iiin e
ItAPIHIIKA— Pns. nu n . fle - S S e
Hl’INAiTI— mi Her. Mummer T yp e.
75e.f1.Se
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Tulane
I lf W. Klmf «i.
r u n e s aao
RHI'AMII TBIJ.OW —nu llpr. II 11-
Pauline Betz of
Rollins Retains _
Singles Title
ORLANDO, Fob. 18, (M—Paul
talned her wrio on women’s tennls circles here yesterday after
noon when she turned back her
schoolmate. Dorothy May Bundy,
0-1, 6-4, In the finals of the
Isdlea’ singles matches of the
Florida amateur championship.
In the host match of tha day,
Jim Windham, up and coming
Orlando voungatar, gave Ocorge
Lyttletnn-Rogera, Irish Devla cup
star, a thorough acara before the
Unity expert won, 6-4, 6-2. The
victory gave Rogers the men»
singles crown.
„ ,
the lunlor singles finals,
Dennis. St. Petersburg, re
u s e d his title with n straight
sat victory over Billy Windham,
Orlando, 6-6, 6-0.
&
r
H in t
w T*"
wai
918.75
911.46
93.40
92.30
ill
92.65
91.69
g n n p a o ro r a i u r a __
lOMATKt.v n n n c r n n
• f il e
R THA WnE RIllE H— Pint 1C*
HWT POTATOES — I.”W f Hack..
l i.s e - ll .il
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Two Dogs Clash
In Ninth Race;
'Hi-Guide Loses
Sixth R
llnurbon Hoy
Holden I’nlaca
T le p l*
Hip T he W ay
D a lly Dm I I O
Ml an p erso n alit y
A a a slln
(MM Kv
(lisa I'tmlnn
• L es t H a l f
Itsbs H ills —
Steady X s n
K a l l y Ann
Chin k's I s t a g s
n a t t y H eeble t
J u s t n s ss ia
R o u g h Tra ffic
T l l l l s llar psr
K in a Melody
P hong 503
r .' .U
A s s Pilot
M ar K ssn
Ch**lCgWt,lr»w«WtW
Fast
lt*al
HMr
Jov ial
ORDKH OP P I B I J t t T l O l
TIIK HTATT. OK K U H tl lJ A , Tt»
IlK.ftTA JACOBI, whuae r*ald#iu**
la un known.
to r
ark
iirn ru r
Nf/TiKii:i»
that a cu ll for illvnre* hu« l#**n
broiiirtit apraln*« you In th* Circuit
Court for Henilnol# O n i n l y , Florida.
In chancary. by Marlin I’rtrr J.»
LEGAL NOTICE
rnbl. and you a r e hereb y ordered
and tH]ulrt<| to file w ith the Clerk
i* t u b c i n c r i r r o r n r . n ivT ii of ealf! Court your w r itte n a p
jrn ll'IA I. IIHITIT. IN AND ru n pearance In aald ault on th** flr«t
aK M ivoi.B r o t a r y , F l o r id a , Monilcy In April, 191?. b c ln r th*
6 th t%iy of aald mon th, anti t h e r e
iv i ll %vi en v , ■ after to fll* w ith aald 4 l e r k yi»ur
written defenaea. If any . »•» tlie
JOE nSHIRT DAVIDSON.
C nm p ls lnanl. Hill o f Complaint In aald ault nt
the li m e pre scribed by law.
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IT
IH
P tfU T IIK R
O llD R IlK h
IH.IIIM DAVIDSON. R esp on dent
that thla orde r o f pu bl ic ati on !»#•
publlehevl nnre a w e ek fo r fou r i n
o h iik b
Fon r n n m i T i v K
con s ec u tiv e w eek # In the Nanfisnl
a» :n vi<-K * r
M U i.ir iT H iv
IN T H E NAMH o r T II H STATE fleraM. a Newapuper publlahed In
Hemlnule f'o unly, Florida.
OK FLORIDA
Herein fall not. or a dec ree p m
TO: D OR IS DAVIDHON.
confeaati w il l Id en te r ed Msaln»t
Nn. 4 Gordon H*r«.l
ynu.
t lo n lg o m e r y , A l a b . m a .
WITMRJMI JfT II ANI» and the
r o r a r e h e r e b y n o tified
(hat an i r l l t n haa l»*#n la a i l t u (*<1 eeal *»f #ald Court, at Hanford.
a*aln»t you by Jo* D* rry DavMaon Florida, thla 141h da y of }>tirunr) .
In the abova-a^ylaU r o g f l . aeaklng A I*. I»l*
O. p . IIKRNDON.
a dlvnrc*. and yo u n r * he reb y or
Aa Clerk o f Halil t'ourl
d#r*d to *ntor yo«r an p *ar*n r* In
Hy A. M. iVLKKH. IIC.
aald ra ua * on th e Mill* I k y In
April. I H I , lha i a m » b e ln * the Sib IRK 41*9
A >canl half cup of sugar added
to etch quart of watet^wlU aid
in keeping chrTjqrilba<hnnu crisp
rnd fresh.
Part Of Your
Taxes May Be Paid
By Your Insurance
A saving of 20% to 26% can
he had on your Insurance costs
l>y placing your automobile, fire,
windstorm and othdr Insurance
with C. M. Boyd A Co.. $13H
Magnolia Are., Sanford, Florida.
T h e c iim p a n lr s they r e p re s en t
hnv* n e v e r f e l l e d to p a y div i
dend s
tu
p o li c y h a U e r a
since
Ih ry s t a r t r d In b u s l o i M Hi 1I2R,
Ih7(!t 1M81 a n d I 9 6 0 . T h e s e d iv
idend c h e c k s w ill k « b y o u pay
taxes,
bu y
D efense
B o n d s or
m e e t I n c w a t i n g li v in g c o a t s .
C. M. IIOYI) A CO. hava been
s a v i n g Sanford Property Owners
•in in s u r a n c e costa tinea 1916.
Phone 178-J and they will be
glad to tell you how you can
save on your Insurance costs.
No obligation, Just a courtesy.
S3.IS. W h il e 9S .it
I 'K A N IT * —C W T Harka 9> l t - | t 00
I*INK A PP LE S— Oral*, portn lUr an
Kir*
Hpry
I’al l
Duk*
Tenth Here— Fularlly
Old llrlnr
• ‘r a ll y Anilr-W
\fn#k*it Red
JuNt Htand
Heckle## Mlk*
W h il e Cha rlie
Js p p y
l ‘lek R in g
IN A C T IV E S E R V IC E
'America's Two Gruat A rm lM ll
Klerenlh Race—6.11 Mil*
I Q a la le U R ac e)
Pick fli ng
H a n g Guide
• Curat*
1 U«#|*» l l o u e y
Kloaale Hky• luster Golden Alic e
Hiiifak y I»ay
Roll* ( l i n i i l r r
GET THE THRILL
'waedlede*
Sf Ils H a rm
J
(layer
Carotene
l,one M.vry
Hmnky lu lls
Fog y KM
P.
Fifth Race—*-!• MU*
CR^OMULSION
9S oib.9t. 2s
If \T —Ton. Alfalfa |IIM
l.l!MONH—Hot Calif. 9«-TS
OSIONH YRLU)W — Hava 91.71.
CHUNGKING, Chlnr, Feb. 1«.
(AT—Generalissimo Chlang KaiShek. now conferring with British
leaders In India, sent a message
of appreciation for the $500,000.to
000 American Man to Ch
President Roosevelt today.
te r s e s g s l n s l yo n a n a saM c a u s e
w ill be ta k e n a s c o n fe s s e d an d (b e I
mutter w il l a r a c e e g a s p a n e .
IT I* F U R T H E R O R D E R E D i bat
IbU Order o f P u b li c ati on U» publl. li .i l nnre a w e ek fa r four III
r n n e e cu tlr s w e e k s In Tha Hanford
II.raid,
a
newspaper
r.e u la r li
publishe d l a t e m l a a l e County. FlurIda.
,
WITNEHM Ibe band n l U
I*.
Ilrrmluti. Clerk a t l h a said Court,
and Iba s e a l ib e r e of, I h l, l l t h
d / r of Fe br aar y. A. P l l l i .
l». P. HE RNDON.
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I.ONOWOOD, Feb. J«, (Spe
cial)—F ltr a Special and Grand
PJehth lia r# — Futurity
81a will hookup again tonight In
Hun Valley
a renewal of their engagements Ring's I m a g .
I lob M o o r*
Jack
that have featured several of the J o y f u l Frotl
Ilur llnnua
>l*>rn
ninth races a t Sanford-Orlando Hmnky T a la
Natural Hall
Kennel Club lately.
Ninth
In their last out Friday night. F a s t Fury
Grand 81a triumphed by a neck •Erie
P uds llsnk
over fast-closing Extra 8peclal. (lrand
His
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Fourth Rice—Futurity
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I Netherlands East Indies Air Force are shewn being
i by British Air Vice-Marshal Pulford when they
ritUhb ln
In the flgkt for Maleya. Ovarwhelmlngly out
numbered In the air Md Anally left without a bat* from which to Ay,
three dauntless Dutch and their R.A.F. comrade* made a gallant bnt
losing Aght
(C’e . l r * / T r C S . )
fro n t Mttnwhlle, the feeling of
suspense was shattered by - the
defeat of Ul-Gulde. Saturday
n ig h t C. M. Hall’s act grey
hound wae beaten In hie attempt
to extend hi* victory string to
eleven.
Overnight Entries For Monday
First Ba re —Futurity
DeSoto Paints
Sale At Cost
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Japs Caught In F.B.I. Net
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Philippines
* Filipino Women And
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Air A c t i v i t y In
^ B a t a n Increases
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WASHINGTON, F e b . 17.
—(/P)—Increasing enemy *ir
activity over General Doug
las MacArthur'a Unes In Batan and heavy artillery bom• bailments were reported to_day by the War Department.
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been killed and >9 ether* wounded
whan tha Invader* thallcd an undefended refuge* camp at Cabraben, behind American line*.
Resumption of tha attempt to
bomb Corregidor into helplessness
m. was view ad by auallflsd military
observers as a passible result oi
tks rtleaas of thiaa Japanese forces
which conquered Singapore.
I Enemy bomber* abandoned the
air stuck* on tbs Manila Bay
fortress a month ago after approximate!* a score of plans*
taking part in aucceaalvs raids bad
been shot d s n hy anti-aircraft
am -
Russians Have Escape By Nazi
Pushed Enemy Ships Will Be Japs Attack Indies’
Back 180Miles Investigated
Islands, P reparing
Reds Contuiue Cwaiits^Chtti-chill Orders In*
West From Kirov
quiry As Bombers
Zone Below Vital! S trike. A t Refuge
City Of Smolensk
Ba.«e O f Vessels
I Ilf
For Thrust At Java
tasoelatrd ffMa)
Few Lives Are l-oat
And Little Damage
Is ('siused As Re
sult Of Bombing
LONDON, Feb. i 7 .- l ,t V - A
The German* today admit a
Inquiry
into
the
Russian advance of I HU miles In government
some sector, i inre (he start uf channel , crape of the German
H rharnhnrd
and
their winter cuunter-ofiensive, liatllr-hips,
and the Russian* rrporieU the ftneisenau, ami the cruiser, I’rioi
enemy ha* been puttied bark an Eileen, was ordered lodav by
other HO mil*., westward from Prime Minister Win-Inn C huiihtb* Kirov Zone below Smolensk. 111. a« Hriti h honilwr. altn-krd
The Russian* announced offi Helgolnnd High! where the N ati
cially today the occupation of sev skips wrre reported to have ta k
eral more uomta on the vast en re'nee.
A lit it loll spokesman declared
winter front with "heavy loeaea
In manpower and m aterial" IU- the three ships will la- out of
Dieted i.n the Hermans, but front •n in n for sometime a the r>-L
dtapatches null, let the Nexus s, It of the Dover Strait halterwere hurling into action the rc- inaere.. whicn they bail hoped to
Meanwhile, a dra-tie home. ,
save for ihrlr spring offensive.
rleaninr by P r i m e
Minister
• II* ItCMrlitlcif I'raaat
A supplementary communique Churchill in B ritain’- War Cah.l:in;i-u--i- |tl:iiii-:« s t r u c k a t
also said that in the northwest Inrl, with some leading minis
Shown far* two i l th* thlrty-fopr Japan*;* alltna rounded up Ked cavalrymen had retaken 40.
islitiuls in tin- n a r r o w
lets to he -wept into discard,
in San FraneSco, Calif, by th# K.B.I. Left to right ar* Haruo Aokl more inhabited localities In tha was predicted In informed clrstrait
s »• |i a r a I i n k Java
and Yaaujrulti Dol. Dot admitted th at he had eight yeara of Nlppon- Uai few days
anti Sum atra tmlny in ihis.sIThe
regular
Soviet
Information!
*a* military tmining. • / '
bureau communique did not
j|i * J £ , |on ^
blt* preparation for a direct '
assault mi Java, tin* heart of
In North Africa.
a
.
| t
omission for more than a * 1
the Dutch East Indies. Tho
fin n e tln /'
I I r
Cf
P V I now. (Hut the HbC In a Mr.
b ra Churchill is believed to
have decided upon thi action,
J U U o l I Jr
v I H V S r u t heard by CBS aaid the II
Dutch ntinitni/e’d the m ater- ’
ihe-e
informants
said,
after
con
I
M | H ,
v I array sinking aouth of 8mol*f
ial ilnmaRe hut adm itted sultations which convinced him
several |«ursnns were killetl
of the fery of an aroo-ed and
U IU IU C I
1 1 I I U g butary of tn* Dnieper which ffa
critical House of Commons.
, , , ,,
t
aoutbward Into While Uuaoia.
nr wnuudnd.
Some predicted he would < i > Ih'trh konilieri • eons I n hit on :
mi*a A. V. Alexander, first lotd
Claud* A. Isird. mayor of PntiavilU, P*., presents q four-st:u a -lapun<»««* transport Hn«l .1 ,
nf
the
admiralty,
and
War
Sec
|irol>Mli|e
hit on aiwithiT in rnUU
—■»
/
retary Marresson In on n t'-m p t emblem of honor pin to Mrs. Geroge Roth (left), while Mrs. G er tiff the Siiinutrn enant.
tn still criticism durine Com trud* Fisher (tig h tl, proudly diapluy* her-. They rereivrd .he
Mi’itn vk1hil#. Au.truhiii'« uirim*'
mons' Impending threr-day de- awards in ireognition of the services of their four sou with .he Miniuttr .Inhii Curtin liHlny orhate over conduct nf the war.
.Ifi.’.l th. * imitdliftit 94919 nf “every
Ho heavy was the barrage nf aimed (drees of the United State-. Mrs. Horn's soli- ire l’vt» Wil hnnmii 1K*ll»|f" III All1.t ill Ii:% to
crilical remarks 'evelled at the llam and Leroy ot Keeler Field. Ml-s ; Sgt. Edmond ,1 Ciini|i Lee. m»*fi llif fx|*vvlttl Jti| intieM* ingovernment that some mem ber, Vb.; and Pvt. George in a camp in the Mojave Do-crt ,,f Cnlifnrnin. Vll*HMt III tempt.
WASHINGTON. Fab. 17, UPh
Health Centers have been ea nf parliament
predicted
Mr.
Seerctsry of tha Interior leka ts WUhed
Th# k».« »»f I'ule ml'iuik* —pro
by the staff of Seminole Chorcbill would he forced to Mrs. PI. har'a son- ar-: Sgt. LaMar and I'vt. I.e-ler. C„. II. Indian
told a Houae Committee toda; County’s Health Unit In Altamonte
fill iH’ieent e f th# totown
(lap,
Pa.;
Sgt.
George.
Alwrdeen,
Md.:
and
Pvt.
Warien,
Ss-lm
tha oil Industry had recoramenc Sprints and Oviedo. Dr. Inland H. make a complete cabinet reshuf
ta| |»#lr«*leu in mitnut nf th# rnfieUI
Barracks,
Hawaii.
fle.
dropping
emonsr
other*
Lieut.
th* immediate cloelng of all Dame, director of the unit, its tod
Hr# lUitc’It Hint imlit*. oiul thc
no eta lion* In tha eait from thle
a|ip<ir#ni wiir« en.fiil .1 a li m n CUP
morning, adding that yester C”l. J. T. C. Moore. Hr* he ion.
I T J I . to 7 100 A.M. on week day in Oviedo be took 2 . blood m inister of aircraft production;
Inmlinir in force in Sum atra
a ,'a n d all day *Sunday, aad teat* and In Altamonte Weslnea- A rthur Greenwood, minister withIIWIil# lit 4* I'm tftl Nutiiun« out4 «t portfolio; and E rnest Bevtn,
l«Mtk • in Imlie. even irhuunicr.
minister
nf
labor,
tn
leaker
posts.
But ill.- Hutch ‘were <Jeterfnifietl
ire-echool Immunlto affeet the fa*t dwindling
erlpplrd
In
d#f#ntl their pn*itio in. in s«atocka
dua
to
the
war
and
the
Burma add tha Burma Road (a I
children, post-natal and pre-natal,
mill r i% In> the )n«t mu 1 continue
diversion
o(
tanker
ships.
continuing,' a military apokotman
are held In Geneva In the
lo ulaiiil in Java.
Mr. Ichea, who la tha petrol- clinics
a a i d . Ho added the Japanese
City Hall building there th* sec
Th# wonl h e r e ^ f h . Ihnt this
high command apparantly la turn coordlnatbf.'dld not tav what ond Wednesday In eech month and
Hriti.h .iicc#nU^T*in f V.ICIIilt ini'
making estenilva preparations action ha contemplated, lie rre in Altamonte Springe et the dinic
tlioiMumr* of triMipM f 14*111 Snik'H'
tha ronatructlon of an m tha old Pool Off lev building
for a grand offenilve against commended
p«*ir. olthm ii’ h ninny :n«* known
1 * 0,000,000 pipeline ayitem from tbo
Burma.
. Text*
fo
u
rth
.
Wednesday
In
each
hi have iMt'n trnppt*il.
to tha • Philadelphia.New month, from 10:00 A.M. until
Thia withdrawal left tha Jap- York area.
It AK ronlltifi'iiD , it \%n« unhf.
noon.
*rn*
tnkvn out lif tin ' tho full
The office of pflce administra
Vencrval dlecae* clinic* are hrld
•*f Sinirn|Hir« nn»l vnlimhlc nm<
tion, which would carry out the each
Monday
In
Oviedo
and
each
t«*t in I iiImo wa« wilhtlruwn.
rationing program, aaid last week Wednesday In Altemonto
would be taken 1:00 P.M. until 4:00 P.M. from
Edward Higfino, secrrlary ofi lldly Johnson uf Troop Hit wn«
found them ne- "Every day th* staff uf the
There la room for four more the Seminole County Chambs-r n f , presented n lirnnxe pnlm h>- W
Sanford office will be at the unit men In the afternoon welding elate Tommerce. *»ys he I* under the K Kntlrr lu«t night ul th»* Ciiint
from 0:30 A.M. until 0:00 A.M. of the defense training court* Impreaaion that the people of the of lloim* of iho Hoy Srout« hoM
______ __
Junior High SrhiMil
do __
not__appreciate
the ini n*
and from 4:30 P.M. until &:0<> which le taught six days a week county w
of four troop*, wrr# pi» »P.M. and all morning Saturdays", from 4:00 P.M. to A:00 P.M. at nortancr of th# NAtionti D#f#n«r |
Or. Dam* reminded “In addition th e City 8hopt on French Av Training I'ro g n m now bring run* m l. uml th#v comprti^l in p «m •
to th* regular time for various enue. rcraont who sr* employ dueled by the County H..anl of.fw m ing ««"nls. in wh,-h Tro..;.
clinics her* on * Tuesday* ami ed or temporarily unemployed In Education at the old Cuulklge f* **- Jm «*d the winner. The
l.eglnnnnlrra decidnl Inst night
Thursday*. Patient* can always Uua field of work can enroll In warehouse on French Avenue, un- >“'V'
‘his troop received 'Io n
their regular mt-vlmg to hold
find os ncra then, but tb* county tkla supplementary course, Alex der the direction of Ales Jo h n -, ter ticket, n. lir .t prize Troop at
lh< ir next galhoring nt temgnuraca’ w ork Is primarily firld R. Johnson, supervisor, said lu- mn.
'
l
l
fini
he<l
second
and
Trmq,
Hi)
.Iih-I Field, rommander of
Eighteen men were selected to duty and they have to run on day.
The fact that this is a d e f e n s e !'» « * ‘hir,l.
compose Urn' w a n d Jury today schedule, so w* aek that patients
the Cnnipbell-La.-sing Cost, nnprogram
developed
for
the
pur
-1
Al
McMdlsn
nf
Tro.,„
U
•
aa the Spring f arm of Circuit com* for Immunisation sad ex
nnonrrd this morning.
Th* membership "te im " heeded
Court started, fallowing which tha aminations a t tho designated by Mrs. M. Reardon won s con- pose nf training craftsmen for.erlved n life rank, presented byThis w i l l Im« the first time
work
in
th#
defense
industries
E.
W.
McCalley;
Garl
UhorpenJury retired to unmatigat* undle- Mm**.*
•uch a meeting hus le-en lo-ld nt
toot sponsored ty Tourist Club
of
nur
country
should
make
it
o
f.in
g
of
Troop
HD
w*»
given
n
eloeod criminal taooa. The Court
i l.ongwood. it wns elated. Le
members for securing th* largest
was recessed until Friday morning
number of new memoeri Into tho flrat importance In our mlnde, | slur rnnk by E. L Kelsev: while gionnaire Hartley will h n v n
i Glenn I.Ingle was nwuided fir-t ,-hnrge nf the arrnngements nnd
at i0:0o A.M.
>T ourist Club. A dinner w ts giv- Mr. Hisgina said tmlay.
Two eWIl case*, Clyde Bonn*)!
The program was not instituted I rla*« honors l.y Frnnris Meri dinner will precede the business
v»- the United Lumber Company,
tor the purpose of giving a fe w ; wrther.
1i esrlon.
In*, for 97.000 damages and Marhours Instruction two or three | Receiving second class ratings | In-gionnnlre*
K n a xe r
nnd
Funeral service* for Elmer
a a n t Gamble v». George K. Flak
times s week Tor someone .w ant- j from N-d Smith were lam e- Thorne were uppoinlul ln-t night
for 910J300 daaugea, were con- Talmadgo Haines, who died at
Ing a hobby, ho continued. Il I* Uardv of Troop .IT, nod G,,,r'-<- •" f”'iu a committer- to stlmuhla home In Altamonte Spring*
* business of teaching trade* In rhanm on. Allwrt Kllcke’. E W Inle better attendance, nnd “they
Sunday, will be held Wednesday
r ahort time end It will require Mrl'.i'lev. f ~>q Swoln. Ed Ward plan to make every memlter re
aftarnon a t 4.00 o’clock at the
s aacrifc# of tlm* on. lalmr of | nn,| r „ rl William*, nil of Troop gret every meeting he mioses,"
Carey Hand Funeral Home in
anyone wishing to assist In th e'.-ii,
iiccording to Mr. Field.
Orlando. Mr. Halnoa had been
defense prof ran. and to add to . j, ,. . . . . . _ . w.
, ,
The lime ami place of the
Ui for ftv# weeks. |HJr had been
their own equipment by learning' *’■ V .
ii mJ
a tie do th at will ho valuable t n ,£ hi the following Scoots. It'll v Constitutional Conference of tho
a raaident of Seminole County
their connlnr In th# emergency • Uhnosonn of Troop 31, ( nrl Seventh District hns nnt been
since 1913.
and for them stlvra at all time*., UhoriMMiirq of Troop HO. E. I . nnnounced hut plans will l>e mntV-
Four Star Mothers (iet Emblems
Two Enemy Ships
Are Hit from Air
“Everv Human Be- injr" Is Being Mobil
ized In AustrnliaT
30"Mile
Retjreat m other b i<l I in or croMf< th»s°,h ^,v,r»*1
In Burma Seicfcr tuition L u r i e w *ourr* *** **v,n f°r ,h*
W
Iso He com mends Health. Centers
,, m
Japanese C o n th n ie
Rationing Of Gm/ Opened In Two
Preesing C l o s e r ,
Nearing
Rangoon
Lack Of Interest Boy Scouts From
Shown In Defense Four Troops Have
Training Classes
City News Briefs
Hiffgina Says People j Bronze Palm AwardOf County Do Not, od Billy Johnson
Appreciate School j Of Troop No. SO
American Legion
Po«t Pl ans to
IMeet in Longwootf
Circuit Court
Grand Jurors
Are Selected
Services Announced
For E« T. Haines
Local Policemen
Arrest. Wanted
"D raft Dodger”
“If you hare had no previous
*••.wrlence and wish to learn a
trade, it will require ala hours
a dry everyday in the week,"
Mr. Illgglna explained. “To a per
son working In the day, thia wilt
Local Man's Father
Dies Of Heart Attack
J. P, Wkiddon, father of C.
if. immediately
Robert
r engineer, Will address
rs af the J unlor Chamber
meres at tt «lr meeting toTamrtat Center. The
start at 7i30 o’clock.
U.S. Naval Aircraft Models
ad Bemlraquested
,
.
/. r \
mean 13 to IS hour*' per day,:T roon S I, Al McMillan ef T nm n
but II Is worth th* sacrifice be- P L Hlllv Shoemaker nf Troon
raus* you sr# aaslatlng th* deRah'h Smith e f Troop ft.
fen** program »nd fitting yoor-1 W al'er Smith nf Troop ft nnd
self for a useful trad# th at will Loul* Temnl# nf T roon ft.
probably not be * a much affected I In ndditlon, R. A. Smith. Sr.,
by post wxr condition* as th# one!designat'd Seoul* In the Enteryon sr* n*w following.
Igercy Service Corps. Olv»o n
“Many bualnssaea have been af- senior rn lln - were Al McMHInn
fK ted t y the rationing nf vital [and «»*> Cmmley. Apprentice*
material* snd others will be Ini ero Rlllv Shoemnkrr. Clarence
th* future. It I* tho duty of slllM rK ee. Hilly MeCallev. Punni'
sffectsd or liksly to bo MeS'-r-ow ami Blllv Chspmnn.
affected to
Ralph 8mlth, chairm an n ' the
employees I
Court o f Honor, wso In rharge
for futura employment. ThU will
lessen the amount of unemploy.
ment during th# change ever from
pe'ce time coadlUona to w*r con.
ditioaa, sa these man will bo able
to get employment at once.*'
To those who .have had experi
ence ht tha trade# being taught,
Ui* hours far rafrashlag their
trad# will be shorts*. The** boom
ar* from *:00 to 4:00 o'clock each
night a r day,. Thcoa counts ar*
cu r
Jones o f Troo p HO. H illy J o h n
son of Tro o p HO. K . ' M . l-offler
of Troop ft, Robert Mail len of
Troop
HO, H illy M i-f'.illry or
Troop 04 , C la re n ce
M rK re of
Law Clamps Down
On Bicycle Thief
Cruelmarv was p et out of firrotation for a period of six
months yesterday.
Ilenrv WMt# alia* Ouclmnp.
Hanford’* notorious bicyrle thief,
waa tenlcnced to aorva 00 dava
far vagrancy ami 00 day* for
larceny of * bicycle. hv Judge
Frank L. Miller a t Municipal
Court yesterday. ,
nt the 1-omrwood meeting t<> a t
tend-nnd rlelegate* will In- elee|.
rd. TV: Snnforil post Is entitled
tn fo u r' rlelegnles. At thU runfrrence n Seventh Ih-trict Comranmler nnd three Stnte Exrcilll'-e Conimlltremcn will l»o eleetrd.
Two rnndlrlale* fnr District
t’nmmnnrler have alrrmly l*een
• non-ornl by .other posts. Jack
Rocrn Is now Stnte Exreutlvi
Committeeman from tho Seventh
District.
•Twente.nlqa memhers have nn*
yet paid their 1042 due*, anil
they are urged tn tin so hefor#
Mar. 1. otherwise they will bo
dropped from the membership
rolls. It waa stated.
Air Raid Siren WU1
Be Tested Tomorrow,
It won't h« a teat ale raid hut
merely the testing of th# air r»M
•Iren whan lu blaal* ar* htortf
throughout tb* day tomorrow, If*
.‘ •men Out, Defense Counell of*
ffelak who U In rh arg t of Ut4
tr**. remarked today.
Tha alren will bo soundest * '
several points near th#
n lr-t b» ”7 9 " 1° Juil]
position It tun b*
order for th* sound •» t a n
tha beat advantage. The nol
•qppoaesl to ho heard
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HERALD. SANFORD'. FLORIDA
Glee Club Events
Key ClubMembers Football Players Given Party And
Scheduled For Spring Seminole High School Girl
Visit Seminolle •
Dance By Members Of girl’s Hi-Y
Makes Confessions To Drary
Driving Park
B7 WARREH DANIELS
. W U n i h w n fanny. Then Pal-
Editorial Staff
--------- -------- M k i N Mankall
i»n' i ----------------- Allw T > a|H
---------- ------------ Lola OUM fll
----- ------- ---- M U r r a WlMttM
----- l----- ----- - Mama* flu K>M
■Irteae » r»i r
Jock H n H N
____ .....____ __i'|irr*m rtfriM
**«■*—I* reuaty lebeet Rewe Is yefcllakr* «s*fcl| hr th*
JeamaNaa* elaaa *( aeuslael* M>eh s*h**|.
Seminole High Does Its Part
•,•»*■» ~^
Seminole High School, with Its faculty and 630 stuits atrong, hail done and la doing ita part in project*
kh tand to benefit Sanford m a whole. Thin g r e a t
ool will continue, through theao turbulent daya, to untake ju ty and all reaponalMlitlea which might avail to
advantage of th e “Garden City of Florida” and our
Earlier In the achool year, the famed ’’Cclcrycttca”
I the improved band represented Sanford In various
xdea. Membera of these organizations performed man
ly not only for the achoora sake but for Sanford’s bent at Orlando and DeLand.
The Glee Olub created good-will within the city by
glng .Jn the local churches. The Key Club, aponnored
the Banford. KiwanU group, has Indicated • Ita willlngia to “pot Banford over” by offering ita services to entain and aid the Boston Braves.baseball team who will
Invaluable ac a publicity/ feature for Sanford and 8wnils County, With the school joining with the newly-orilxed altHO eoimnltteo which U to help the Bravea, the
tool'again raQlea, to the call.
Sbbbm L H lfh School has been most helpful—moat
if milk ahlit p*tl«nt In answering the urgent call for
mey'Tor defense stamps and bonds, Red Cross nnd Indllo Paralysis. Yea, 8. K. S. does not healtato to carry
t'recumtg for Ha auL The entire school pulls together .is
i be i*«n by reviewing ite record In the sale of defense
jnpa dnd bOnda. ind In the drive for Infantile paralysis,
os 'fa r. atadenta have come across with a large sum is
loan to the United States government; they displayed
unsehrigf sxceflsnUy In contributing to the Infantile Parsis. giving-m ete money than any other school In thl*
in ty -H h ^ im o e n t being MOO. NOW they are out to
ich lh atr d raoU of *250 for the Red Croaa. 8emlnojF
gh l l f f d l t ta roach th a t goal and get e v e n mdre.
| Wr’re o ft lo the race*! U i l
Tuesday morning th* Key club
l visited the 8«mlr>ote Driving Perk.
1 We left school about ten o’clock
Wpr Time In three can. Upon
reaching the Park we went Into
the grandstand and watched the
•ralnen working out the horeea.
There wero about twenty horan
working out while we were there.
After staying In the grand*
■land about forty-five minute*
‘ we went down to the liable* and
talk ed 'to many of the tnlner*.
| They were very nice to u* and
I told u* many Interacting thing*.
I The hone* were very pretty and
| had beautiful coat*. The handI lera each take el re of three
hone*. Each handler h*« a trunk
for the three hone* he I* In
rharg* r f In whleh he kept tand■ge*. Unament, vaseline, end oth
er »ece«forle». One explained that
•fter the horse ha* been on
th* track for forty-five minute*
or so, after a rub down end feed,
he has to be walked for an hour
and a half. Mr. Berry's and Mr.
Reynolds' stable* seem to be the
biggest there although I might
be wrong.
SeahM M ^H Q ^rW ith it* vim, vigor and vitality, Is
idy, wiotng and hopeful of sblencss "to do Its part'!
a p a rt ef-th* community life In Sanford. It is glad lo
Ip—f t ’fcMMB » • generosity of the merchants and oth-
-I T WILL PULL TOGETHER
F O R D AND THE UNITED
Exdting Girls’ Gym
Program Is Planned
By MARGUBRITB KEYS
N ett week w* girl* ere to be
gin th# long awalud-for event,
aoecer. To tbe glrU soccer la
"feminine football." We havaan
opportunity to get out on the
field and kkk and run to ocr
heart’* content
f a r three gym day* wa’r* to
play outside soccer and then
i. CHAR- Indoors for scooter bockey.
Bcooler hockey U soccer played
BYLVIA While
sitting on a "kiddy car.”
to Jingle •0 to spank. The contraption I*
M *
a small aoat with four wheel*
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 19U
tKr^
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.Urn. floor,
Key Clab Entertains
Sanford KIwanians
tbie everybody * coats started com- Lcrc* Hodia.
Ing off.
When thl* w*» ovrr McKay
After these game* we made • Truluck presented Coach with a
record of everybody ringing "You set of dlsbet from the boy* and
Are My nnihlne", and a corny Butterboll grve Cooch’s . wife a
quartet harmonised on Ui* choc- rotting pin to use on Coach. In
u*. After th it "Bone’’ Fleming the election of honorary captain
treated ua to a B lnr Crosby ver- of th* team for the year. BUI
lion of "Jim." "Rabbit" Daniel* Bra nan and JfeKay Truluck tied,
and "Gopher" Ridge murdered so Instead of re-voting they were
"Popne-Nlk-e-leenL" Borne were made co-capUIne. I think end I,
too baihfol to sing, »o we lined, believe every bov who was a
up and Earline Kelly took the gueat a t thU party, think* that
mlk* down the line each giving I this wee the beet party yet, thanke
hi* or her ntme end anything that to the Hl-Y.
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S.H .8. Red Cross
Drive Is Underway
By MIRIAM SPWR
The American Red Cross cam
paign f t 8cmfnole High School Is
well under way.
Bevtral committee* have been
organised to carry on this cam
paign to rail* fund* for the Rod
Cross. Each elaaa In tarn, with
Lola C’ ldwell acting a* chairman,
is railing candy during activity
werr: Stuart Qurrterman, Junior
flrown, Taylor Brown, Delphine
llaaly, Paul Hickson, Walter An
derson, Charlie Park. John Belytu,
Bill Earle, Bmmett Htrndon,iC*n
S< hut*. David GaUhel, E»rl Jeter.
Warren Daniel*. Harry La*. Dkk
Meriwether.
Mack
Cleveland,
Lambert Palmer 1pod <Professor
^*Undcr th* abto leadership of
McKay.
Marty Parkin*. • Red Croaa Dance
- B y CHARUE PARK
la to bo given Friday night, Fab.
14.. The decoration committee.
Nancy Collum, Ann Wiggins and
F -rl Jeter, i n planning most off-<tlv« decorations for the City
HilL Ann BUne, who le s t the
heed of th* advertising commit
. With th* aid of a rummage tee, la working diligently toward*
V k _ and a basketball gam* Ovie- a tsrga attendance at thl* dance.
AT'HJgh and Elementary School
There ere many eathneUatie
raised | | 8 for th* KM Croaa wotkere la thl a Red Cram drive
and 414 for th* Infantile paraL end they are confident that the
vala fund. We are proud that we student body fa • whole will bb
ean help In thle great caret.
E a c h teacher and pupil of
Oviedo Junior High and Senior
High are co-operating 100 per• p n t In tak n g lv h P in t Aid
course under the direction of
MU* Ella Bell Jonea. Wp feel
that we are aiding oureetraa
OVIEDO
WHO’S WHO
Jeonne Whlgham, a popular
member of the Junior Class, was
born on Dec. 48. 1020, In 8*nford.
Hhe I* a member of the PanAmerican Club, tha Tri-HLT, Dra
matic CInb, Children of Confed
eracy, Phi Alpha Kappa f^sority,
and serving as treasurer of her
elaaa. Her “^ e t hate" la hypo** and conceited people and
"pet ,Uke" la 1x4a Cildwell.
Her favorite paatime II gelng
the show, especially when Spen
cer Tracy fad Bette Davie are
on th* K nelt. Like many other*,
ah* enjoy*, moat of ail, fried
chicken. Her favorite sport la
baakrfHtll. Her favorite song le
"Blue. In The Night." especially
amen it la being played byheV
favorite oreheetre, th o i'o f Glenn
Mllkr. She nlar* to to a dieti
cian a t Harvird Unlveralty.
«
He was bom born on Oct. 47,
1944, In Banford. HI* favorite
food la thkken. HI* f*vodt*
paaUma la playing in H.HJ.’e
awing orcheetr* and football la hla
choice of sports, Hla "pet Ilka"
Sally Staff Works
Hard For 2 Months
SathnelL* Reports front Clifton Hamit,
• Junior of Oviedo High who re-
the 1it*
Hole High In only four year*.
Who la b*T Why, non* ether
than BILLY BRUMLEY.
r
t V o w to e w ' k ^i f e m
Thirteen Oviedo FuWre Farm
er* attended * th* Temp* fair
last Saturday. Three af the bojre
Rv HERMAN MIDDLETON
"On behalf of th* Bcmlnol*
County Committee for the pre
vention of I-Vantil* Paralysis,
m . a reward for the fin* work
vou did, 1 present you with a
picture of ycor friend and min*
—President
Franklin
Delano
Roosevelt,” said Ned Smith at
% special assembly of th* Semlnol* High School student body
to
last Wednesday. Feb. 11, as a
huge gold framed pktnra mea
suring 3 by 4 feet and bearing
th* Inseriotlon,
"Nothing
It
■loser to my heart than th*
W ith of our boy* and girl* and
«oun* men end young women.
To me It la on* r f the front
Unas of National Defense,", was
brought on the etay*.
During a brief talk before pre
lenting th* picture. Mr. Smith
itated that thn students of BernInal* High School had ecnvinced
Sim that, like all REAL Araeri*ena- w* have the inlrlt to do a
lob because it need* doing—not
for telfkh alms, but for
the
good of ereryon*.
The
picture
ef President
•TAKE A CHANCE"
WASHINGTON. Keb. M-C/T)
—Senator Tydlngs (D., Md.) pronosed In the Senate Yesterday
th at th* United State* " ta k e , a
chance” en tending a heavily es
corted convoy of troops to reinforce the Americana' fighting In
th* Philippine island* or • th*
British fighting in Singapore.
CONTRACT IS AWAROKD
hrlpa r*c to much to talk
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14— </P] Dear Diary, ,
—Th# Federal Works Agency >c»
terday announced altea and eonThe armadillo la found only Ir
tract awaid* fo r construction of North and South America.
1441 demountable horn**, lnclcdIng 194 to bo built by th* Me-
sent per capita.
Dean Nance To
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
1 Deliver Address
SST’.'KX’tt'.?!!? S3
Vegetable*. The chanter rIm
placed an exhibit er four donn
*gr> In the Future Firmer* egg
exhibit All th* gxhfelta were
grand end meet ef Ulan had the
fruit* a n d vegetable* ae ar
ranged aa to emphasise the V
for eletarr; Th# following attend
ed th* fair from Oviedo chapter:
Bari Bmuley, Tommy 8Ul*y, Ed
ward naut, Bobby Parker, Ar
thur Metcalf, Lex Abell, Marl»we lin k . Harry H alt Jack
Picture Of President
Roosevelt Is Won
“ By PATTY BODGE
At Ua Founder's Day Program
Tawdry evening, the P. T. A. will
Comedy Concerning
Draft la Planned
B r JEAN WM1GMAM
Coopgr*
and ANOKLA MKIBCH
A meeting ef th* Oviedo Fu
In Tha Army K ew ^ie net
ll: re Farm era was called to order • "I’m
war play aa the title eugby Praaldrnt Pale H eat a t ||0 0 rests,
bat a hilarious tem aiy
th a t la built around a typical
American family and th* predteamenta that aria* vnea tha aideet ion k drafted.
This play, given by tbe Jualee
1. "Pep Goea the Weasel’
Mr*. R uaetl’a ream,
t . "Hungarian Dan**”
"Step Together"
Bro*k’i> room.
I . * Pretty
— Mr*,
Nix'* room.
W* are all
th a t Mrs.
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__ M r s . K lia a -
heth Sharon la auUtltuUng for
her.
Mr*. Arrington gave a talk en
Taeaday morning a eheoei about
tha Ufa of Abraham Uneetn.
OIL RIGHT
OIL RIGHT
And that'* rig h t I New. par
ticularly. be sure to use
good oil in your car end
keep It w a l l lobtlcatcd.
Drive In today for courte
ous, prompt eervk*.
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY 14.1942
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l a ISOS
Second Test Of New Air Raid
Siren Will Be More Complete
a
His War Cabinet
Seeks More Co-oper
ation From Armed
Forces, Avoidance
3 <Of More Failures
Rotary Official
Press Attacks
Prime Minister
'Criticism Is Result
Of Succiessful Run
By Nazi Warships
0
I,ONDON7"Fcb? Id.— m
V U. 1
Sanford's new air raid, slran. could hear the hit its, while oth
which genertlly disappointed tlti- ers, who were but *a mile away,
tens in Its first try-out last Wed declared it could not to heard.
nesday, will be givert another Noise in the downtown
chance, so to speak, with the 4n- drowned nut the siren tones in
nouneemrnt thia mornina that many rases during the recent
permission will be sought fpr an lest, it v i< staled.
all day test some dsy next week.
"Every town has its own prob
H. James Cut. assistant chairman lems." Mr. flut said, “sod they
of the Civil Protection Division will have to be worked out. The
of the local Council, stated he general opinion la that the siren
will ask the Defense Council If is no’ satisfactory from its preathe teat may be conducted tecord- <nt location, although It was a
Inf to hiii present plana, whU
' l l ’• bad dsy when we blew ll^ and
Include a teat of several haul a,1
with the machine be Inf placed at the aound. It waa raining thaw;
oavertl vantafe pointa throufhout and it alao ia possible that the
ateel columns of tha water tower
the city.
Reports conflicted on the re absorbed acme of the sou ad."
we haven’t (Iren ap
cent tcatinf of the airrn, which on"However,
it yet," he added. “ I hop* Wa
waa hunr under the water tower. can try an all day teat aona*
In acme caaea. atatementa were lima neat week from differ***
received from people aa - far aa pointa in the city. Then wa wQ*
«l* miles away who aald they I know more about It.”
‘
Fairfax T. Haaklna, illatrlct
governor af the Rotary Inttrnatlonal, who will visit the San.'ord
'Public intareat in local polltlca
club at It* weekly te stin g Mon h y reached a new low.
day.
<
In aplte of the fret that tbe
liat day for candidates to qualify
for the May & primary la only a
little more limn a month away,
not one single candidate hna yet
announced for local office, The
Herald learned this morning at
the Court Itouae.
Two yrara r to on this date ala
different men had announced their
candidacies for on# seat on tha
County < ohomission. Nearly a
hundred candidates In all had
Qualified for the various offices
were to be voted upon In
a Spring.
Since this Is an "off* election
■ar. only a few offlcaa Will be
lad In the coming elections,
at there are firs members of
• vCmmty ComaMastap to be
Wickard S t a t e s
Farm Machinery
"We registered four men
fore daylight this morniag,’
B. Carter of the local Draft O ff1
flee ssld at noon today, polnUnft
out that men within the ago
limit appear to be taking odvpitUgc of the tact that the ape#'
lal re filtration headquarters, a)
Magnolia Avenue and ' BadMV
Street is ep«n at 7:00 A. M. tww
extra days before the day a f t
for tha third rrglitralton under,
the Selective Service Act. Aboct
ISO men hadregistered by nnadg
"Schools^* Mi. Carter remind?
ed, "are the registration places
for Monday and although thia
hemlquarters wll he open thaw*
it la only for mm who f t t M t
get to the school In their vlelaIty 1# registar ”
“Since Pearl Harbor/ and the
existence af a Mate of -War, It Is
leapeiwUwBtha»la».aetaad'feca.
V
fa a r will be
h the -second
i three week*
Later. Tho last day he qualify a>
a candidate ia M*h T l, which is
/U uttU n a ta if that jrtt confront-
Nipponese Lrive To
ward Burma Road
As Chinese Reiniorcements Arrive
Artillery Duels
Occur On Baton
Dutch Slaughter In
vading Parachute
Troops Hy Dozens
hA N G IM IN .
11. l4V— \n
Council Seeks Bus,
Truck Information
Cards hare home mailad to
about BOO truck and boa owners
In Seminole County by the. De
fence Council, In order to obtain
information aa t*4he number and
ill* I>««rlolf4
Tin- Mt-ltxiiirnt' rniliit rc>
’torletl n num lx-r of Ju p an •hu tvnr.-hlp- anti supply
-TSitelw tvt-ro hIi’Ii I ixI o f f Ih^
Now llriltiin I.-lantU ttxluy.
\ Ih ru st is Itoliovt-tl uitnotl
at Capc^ Y ork tut tin* A us
tra lia n m ainland.
Tin* N ippono-i- ronowotl
hoir tlrivo lo w artl tin* llttrA street sesne in the business section nf
Willenstad, capital of Cnracuo, which a accord
ing to an nnnounrenii-nl .by (he U. S. State De
partment, h a s li e v a occupied liy AinerWan
troops. This action wn» liy rtqi rst of \he
Nrthei lands Government who asked our pro
tection for their rich nil fields ut Curacao and
Aruha uguinsl a posritdc grab by the Axil
Powers. Curacao anti Aruba are islands in the
III tch We-1 Indira off the roast of Venriurlo.
n a Bond H lt a r k i n g in t h e I'a a n
irea.
n o r th
of
M a talia n ,
u»
t h o u - a n d - n f C h in e s e r e i n f o r c e
m en t- p o u r e d In lo Im l- ter Its
defense .
Japanese
parachute
tro o p s
wer e dropp eii In a l a r r e -calc
a ttack o n P r l r n i h n n g , t h e vital
d u in n lrn nil r e n t e r In due. ThrDuteh said th ey asu ViUthv thh'.
a ir-tw rn a e n e m y bv th u iloxen*.
! T h e [ l r i t i - h illsclo»cd Intnerlal
rcinfarrcm enls , had
landed
at
fava.
In
W
u
shlnw
tnn.
h
e
a
v
y
a
r
t
i
ll
e
r
y
I hi
\ » « a r l a l H |*rr*wl
dueling nn t h e B a to n iieninsut-i
llstllr-grinted British
lH-risl defender- of Pinga|xire -till in th e P h i l l p n i n r - a n d t h e rcheld the city anil both of ita big •u iu p tio n a f Ihc J n | u u u « c sie g e
fre-h water re-ervoirs tonight un firin g on C o r r c g i d o r f o rt l f i -a der inerss-nt Jopane-e -helling •inns w e r e r e p o r t e d by t h e W a r
nml Iminbing, grimly staving off D e p a r t m e n t .
On t h e B a ln n l i g h t i n g front
hold driven attacks from two dith e D e p a r t m e n t - a i d th e enem y
reel intis.
r n t r c n e h l n g in -n in e -ertlo n * .
■te|Miil» from Butavil, where
ins R ev eaU iin g sp m e Calenders S till.,
'fbduction Plan
Cling To Third Of Island
For Business Men;
by Urn DamaaratS Committee; It
la ctutamory for Uve announce
ments of exndldatoa to precede
actual quilifrlng by several
A mollified production requirements plan has been received by
week*.
Seminole ('runty Chamber of
Tha Fifth District's present repCommerce designed to aid smrll
resenUUta he OoM r ew Is “Little
forcae,”
b
at
employers
should
buslnrss
manufacturers, Kdwanl
Joe” Hendricks af DeLand who
not discharge workers becau'e of Ilogins, seerrtary. revelled today.
their daaaiflcalions by the Selcr• Anyone Interesteil in securing ma
live Service Boayd. It la possi terial under this nroaram may n|>*
ble a prospective selectee may Iw ply to the local Chamber of Com*
rejected when be receives his merer, and the m rtlrr will b» tak
last physical t lamination, Mr. en up with the Sntill Business
Sattlon of the War Production
Carter explained.
“You a r t expected aa a ritlsen Board at Washington,
of thia free Nation, and aa aann ! The plan as received fron, the
present
Boon!
head-! chamber of Commerce of the
__ e _ _____ employer, to aaalat this headUnited 8( trtrs follows:
nuartera In maintaining 4ka.*
that • ff.la~.-A
dalicato balance which la neces1. Any manufacturer whose an
nual Volume was lets than 4100,04* In 1011 whether or not hr U
enraged In war production may
maka application for priorities as
sistance.
t. . Consideration will be given
to ia) the Importance of the produet t o . the war program nr the
NEW m
Fhb. 14, o p y national welfare; rnd (I) the fact
Semlnala County realdenU bare that tha release of a small quin'd auated 1400 volumes which haw tltv af scarce materiala may help
been ala sad hi tha “Victory Book" eiaJataln employment or free
bio materials now tied op.
wnejOoq,'
K.D. Breemlee.
The apnllc-nt must fill out
publicity chairman of the BemU
noie County Defense Connell, _ .-..a (PI)-IVX) on which prloritlaa
aaelsUnre
will be requested
st i ted thia seeming, adding that
l l t l l l w i WH he placed In front for tha purchase of s c a m mo.
of, M ania's Palat Btora .location teriala aa specified by the Wsr
on two extra days, Sunday and Production Board (Mrterlala 1.1st
Ns.4. IE
Monday, to receive hooka.
Forms and complete Instruc
Mrs. Brows We Hated Um fields
tions
can ha secured from the
of wrHinsr wkWh unen In armed
fareas wlB anloy reeding during fmall Business Section of the
their free hours: adventure, mys Production Requirements Branch,
tery, detect hr*, humor, technical, W ar Production Board. W»ahln»*
htogsuphf, phlaaopky. aanstroctivr ton, D. C„ or from tha branch
oOfco of the War Production
loci led nearest , to the ip-
Yugoslavia Guerril
Get Reinforcements Two Extra Days
On Book Campaign
f5 2 r * r 'J H s± '2 iw i
iskins WUl
Rotary Meet
Feb.
communi
■laekrnrd along the whole
KfM llurmj front— pparfMtU indiratin* the rollap*# nf a
" f f o r I major J a p a n r ^ i t t#mpl tn rrack thr Salween
River Uni*.
,By Priorities May «_*•
JL...
8 e cure Materials satisfactory
w«V« lost oar grip eg realities?"
m L ar —r e t ------- t.-i rf_. ‘IaaW
H aras.
irm y
que. f «#rird tmlvv ik»i a f l v r
di V4 mi k e - v y f l g h t i n f
in I h f I j a n i r r a action ka<
Gompanics Affected Water Systems Is
^Haya wa not been hypnotlaed
Wilson Is Named
dHead of Section
of Farm Division
Americnn Troops Occupy Curacao-Aruba Islands
L ast Day For Candi* Men Take Advrotattt
j dates To Qualify Of Opening HourOnly 35 Days Away
Shortage Of Nitrogen
Will Affect Some
C r o p Fertittaifi
■ Tha Nqw» ChronWa a a k ft ,
N U M B E R 139.
Jap Convoy Is Said Heading
for Australia As Philippine
Invaders Settle For Siege
P u b l i c Interest 150 Register O n 1
In Local Politics First Morning Of
Peaches New Low New Registration
— T h e reorganlxatlnn of
Prime Minister W l n u t o n
Churchill's W at Cabinet to
Jncreano fighting co-opertv
-tion among the army, navy
•ml air force and to avoid
further British failure* such
a* the escape of throe Ger
man warships was forecast
-<n Informed Parliamentary quhrterx today.
• A t the same time, there was
a‘ strong demand for an offlrial Inquiry, similar to thv
Am arksn Invsstlgsllon after the
'P eart Harbor tnclder*. into the
responsibility f o r allowing the
h u g e Naal sh in . Seharuhorst.
Rneiarnan and Print Enven to
sllr> 'p a st the British defences
rnd gain safatv a t Helgoland,
these sources said.
LONDON. Feb. 14^-The full
forv of a bitter editorial barrage
nialnat tha government fall fee
M em ber Atwoclalrd Prca*
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_ „ authority Is granted to
ut« priority r ’tlnpa, tha assist*
snra 1st -reared simply hv tha
N danenunt on the manufacturet*a purchase ardor af a reqalrsd
Uetsirt* from State lahorator-1
If* on 3d' sample* of water ln j,„„ „. „f
wuuiidnl trimp- fromlTId- might meun the Japan.-Seminulv County, sent in hy
I Sii>iM|"ti- have arrived, si-td that are -rilling down In a long -lege
M. linger-, county -unitary »-n*
fn-i tiinu in the fight Itrili-h I «.f General Dougin- Mar Arthur’«
»ln.-i-r. di-elosnl the -rnerul cun- ignk- have gone ntn action, help- valiant defender*, dr-pit* lh.ilition of water stippile- wa- snt-.lng eh.-ek tin- Japanese on-1 lurgr nnmetieal -»|K*iinrily of
i-fneturv, Mrs. linger- di-clnsnl -taught.
th- invaders.
tixlay. A rheek wa- -aiil tu have! ,\ Siiig.i,mre L.nain* -t deeluml: I Infantry sklrnti-he- were ile*•hvii made of public water ays-] "llur troop- eounter-attaeknl u t |f r ii„,|
“oggre—ive."
tern s in the county for the pur-j one pointt nt least and es|jtlishe.l| T)le Japanese have been iibllge.1
nosei* of drnwing un plan- fo r:i n- new
lie
..... b’>e| to take few pree'utlnns ngain-t
their proiectinn should an enterIt nddnl defense gun- blasted | u„ u,
i,» the defender-* little
ceney arise.
[the rnu.ewnv scross the Strait »f vuorillu ulr foree. whrrru* the
The samples w e r e
taken J°b‘'re. indleatlnc the Jipane«e Americans and Filipinna must b**
throughout the county during the
made filled-ln brearbrs in rontinnnuslv on the alert against
pa«l 30 days from (with public , ' o'ik between
between Singapore | enemy bomlsrrs. rnd quick In take
j rover in foxholes and rninouflngrii
and private system- tn deter-1 I*l‘* “"d the mainland.
The Jap. chimed the rapture | -heller*,
ntinr the quality nf the wal*-Mr. lingers stated. Beroev D. nf the (130.000,000 Seletar naval, Eor two days there have tM'un
has.- rnd the sinking of two 10.- nn reports from the duel Irtwren
000-Inn transports.
, the hlg guns' of the Cnrregidnr
( ivilians, i.wrcheil on high vun- fortifications and J ipane-e -itgo
tuge point-, watrhnl shells crash | nuns on the south -hole of Manila
Inin Ji palirsr positions with drld b»y.
joined In demdent
Observers atill viewed the lull,
Mary. Oviedo. Longwood and jy
>r srruracy,
sccurecy. then Joined
on-lrations In
in the atreele.
streets, it was
wus huwever, as a calm before a storm,
Cass. llirrry. and the rats of onalratloi.s
•him iimtion needed to protect the " * **">• AHtameh Ihelr position raralllng Mr. MacArthur’s advice
of two days ago that "movements
system, was discussed.
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«if win
it a^j a
u
‘I®** ■v»a
ilffenderi still elunr of hostile reinforermgnls indicate
T. W. Miller, district sanitary Hoggedlv to the eastern third of, e-.-Jy resumption of an attack in
offlrer pahl a routine visit here ,q|nK, |Mirr ulsnd. under ceaseless’ force ag-lnst our positions."
recently and dlecuased with Mr. r.eaiilt* .bv Japanese Infantry,
Meanwhile tha Japanese launch
Rogers the sanitary problems In tanks, uirplanes and artillery,
ed new. heavy attacks In the Fnan
the county. Information on any
Crucisl hittlrs raged around tbe ( rei of the Salween Kivrr line
question eoncamlag sanitation village of Ana Mo Kle, three miles snd the tone of a British commu
can be obtained a t tha office of frr.m the northern outskirts of nique Indicated they might be
the Health Unit by any Seminole I Singapore city, end In the Paair maklnv major advances.
Two
County resident, Mr. Rogers add-. I’anjunr cuaetal area about Ibe mountain ranges, however, still
ed.
same distance lo the west, the confront them before they ran
British command renounced in a memro the R* ngoon-Lashlo rail
bro-ilco-l communique.
way over which American mili
The battered city waa under tary supplies are moving lo
African Fightin;
Intensive hombardment by enemy China’s Burma Road.
suns ami big fleets of blgb-flvlng
Said
i
Ir. India, Chinese Generalise!Jananrse nlanes. the communique mo Chlana Krl-shek wis complet
said, miking rleer It still was ing hie conversations with native
firmly In British bends.
leaders and apparently had mad*
The battle line appeared to run heodwxy In hi* effort to swln* tha
northward from Paair Panjang up m-sses of tha Indian people Into
thrnnah the reservoir a n a In the the all-out war effort of the
middle of the lalind and on to the united nation*.
Chungking re-
To* Be
rltlea
assistance.
If
U for the calendar qusrMar. 31. although *Pran be m*de now for
j- In the second quarter
'ana 44.
AKBON. Ohio,
factors rs whose anaaal i
Truman Oarnwi
fit I N I waa
“will laupch an
i can make l„
that will tear t!
far priorities
rtriher altuaoan
“Lid" May Be Toi
Off Rubber Crli
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cured today.
p s s g fm .
W a rn
force*!! the British commander,
LlenirOtn. A. K. Parcival, report*
ed hy radio.
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Public Morale
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14«'1>4»
F tx in iD A
Government Directs Sugar Cane Growers
Expanding Crops •
CCC Reorganizing
W ld iO ^S FOR PENSIONS, BUT NOT ONE CENT FOR DONALD DUCKT
( * « r r ■ liiiM m , i m | |
if •« »s«fe«W. fk iM a
Durinfr (he past few weeks there has been- A growing
consciousness of the fnct that public morale in this coun
*S*»«4 H »»,»»« , l m ntIM l try is nt n itnngerously low ebb. Government spokesmen
W s tt, IMS ■« nu N o O f f.rt
■ M b T*. I l a tl f a «i>4*r Ik , 4r< have attributed this to complacency, <n wishful thinking
O M ' X a * f M a t 'l l S IM T .
to ignorance of the real facia, 'to the rather widespread
belief that one U. S. Marine can lick ten Japs, to the er
roneous assumption tliut the Russians have u J r e a J j
knocketl out the German army, ami in general to n | ki|>u
lar failure to grasp the downright seriousness of the sit
nation.
It is our conviction, however, tnnt the complacency
ignorance and failure lie more with tho government Ilia:
with the public. The [icoplo are fully aware that this h
nil all-out wnr, that it entails much bloodshed and ninnt ■
sacrifices and they are prepared to sec It through. Hu
they have n growing suspicion th at /Washington official
who denounce business ns usual are playing politics if
usual, that public servants w ho uppeal for greater sac
riflees Ihnti ever before are feathering their own nest*
We are in receipt of n letter from W. A. Leffler, an
of our leading business men mid president of Lhu Chnmoei
of Commerce, thnt Illustrates this point of view. Mr. Left |
ier says that be has heard the new government tax on an- j
tomobiles might lie used for paying pensions to United
States Congressmen and Senntors. Although realizing him
f-olf that this Is not the purpose, Mr, Leffler admits that ;
sumo of the money will have to bo used for this purnuse ,
“Wo hnvc a new tnx to |«ty," he says. “We also liav<
a new expense whereby Congressmen and Senators ge.
pensions. There is no connection between the two, but th* >
money has to come from somewhere to pay thebe pension-.
It's the old story: 'Easy come, easy go’.’’
Of course the recently enacted statute providing pen
W A R H D 06
T »2tA 5U r/.
Where The Shoe Pinches
*
Newspapers ate not the only mediums affected by
conditions, dug. to an. increase In cost of production
Ivertisiiur ravonua. -Tlie sitiiaUuu la
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linos.
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year that advartlnlug may
ilocllhc, find rentier hugo Tnitulation totals extremely cost*
ItooMwlt I* going to
ly, tho publishcra’ theme this year is “how to win adver
em tha Offka of Civilian tisers and tliscourago circulation."
l in protett againtt boon,
Already two of the leading publishing firms have
g c h a r m . Sho U nut ona
raised prices on their women’s magazines, In a move duon do fenea.
slgnod to produce more revenue from circulation, but idso
Chtnno are going to gat | with tho possibility that It may hold in check the Infla
100 from tho United
hat doesn't team like tio n tendency in readership.
Tho great mass-circulation weeklies, the Saturday
oal In tho light of tho
00,000 wo have voted Evening Post and Collier*, are still sticking to their {Ivocent price. But. In view of rising costa, the trade would
not be surprised to see a war-tlmo break with the nickel
1 Wlllkic itrikca a pop.
rd with his luggestion tradition.
Circulation revenue alone can not pay for the fine
moral
MacArthur
bo
bock Ifom the Philip- paper, printing and editorial m atter In magazines, and
* take charge of tho do- without sufficient advertUlflg, Increased circulation Is a
d the United States.
severe drain Upon darning*—Sarasota
Herald-Tribuhe,
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i reported, that Secretory
4 null la coming to Floryacoperato from tho ttrenwork o f ' the past fow
Homo for a brief vacation, Senator Charles 0. An*
. -Two or three years ago
r t Hull (pent nla vacs- draws, advocating swift expansion of sugar production in
Andrews And Glades Sugar
to County rUlsans will
called upon to vats In
txmd alsctlon for a moddial. The story will be
Kd If it to not already,
■ : bonds ahould be deuu. ui
ms war.
war,
i account
of tha
materials are not
the government
hospital . cotutrue*
tha Atlanta
■metric.
the Everglades, notea that "there Is no reason why the
richest land on earth ahould stand Idle whan It U so sore
ly needed.
Tho senator know* what ha* helped to keep those
Seres Idle—federal sugar quotas. The war has cut off
tha Philippine and Hawaiian sources. We a n faced now
with dependence on homOjproduction, which haa been per-
fire twice, he did not give us any
report. Finally the Chairman had
the secretary of the committee to
sail Hr. Fly ami notify hltu that
unless the repurt waa rerehrrd
there would be nn rm m dm rnt In
the Appropriation Dill providing
that no portion of the spproprMi
Hon could bo used as conuw—
no I
for this man. We still I
reply from Mr. Fly an
amendment wre put In tl— — ,
This U not the way to clean them
out. They should le cleaned out
enmaisr. Wc condemned Russia
a few y rira rgo for tha purge In
which probably thou u nde of propis were executed. No mrttcr
what pbiitlon we taka cn that,
the Germans In marchlmr through
Rnaela have failed to find a •(■>
(to traitor who would bo willlnr
to betray hia country end sat up
a puppet (ovrnimenC It May to,
that the traitor* were cleaned out
In (Ms purge- 1 hive itudtod ev
ery method for deaatnr thorn out
of tlw government but even though
I have h id tha advice of promin
ent rod intelligent members we
have been unable up to tha pres
ent time to a rm * a t the prop,r
eray to do IL It should be done
but tho Constitution say* Cor*’
e r r /, em nnt cncroseh upon the
ExecjUiv* Department.
MORE PHONES—I h m found
It neressary to put In u t aiMItlMtal ph ono Id 'kre. aniea la Order
that I may i s able to receive
calls and cell eat a l tho same
time. My work has toertesed by
almost two-fold ever any previous
year. Tha Inrreasa hi work to n
is& rsl^
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WINTER PARK, Feb. 14. —
(Special)— Rollins College will
present n war-time isire of .li»
t r D. Farrell. Prop.
annual Animafml Magailno it
2:10 o’clock Sunday afternoon. Phone 0148
Mather BMg
Krb. 22, a* n feature of the
Founders' Week prtjprram *ommrmorating the college's fiftyicyenth anniversary.
Contributors to the 1912 H i.
lion of the famois Animated
Magazine will inchnle note,! au
thors and leaders in publie afHave Your Clock* And
j fairs who will appear In person
to read their manuscripts when
Watches Repaired Uy
the niagatins "goes to press”
for the fifteenth year in the
One Who Neolly
out-of-door campus theater sell
up fur the occasion
Knows Haw
YOU'RE TELLING ME!
TO CONSERVE Cloth It la
urged that rulla for men be of
the two-pltca vartrty. tUmlnating the veal. In many a haah
houat the gravy la suing to be
come mighty lonteomt.
I l l
Far the tewie te tte n the twon u l l sitit It otto Iklltttn rd
with tetn fo tity entinctlee. B etIf knee* m et re t he the fto e l
et t peltiellt men.
Muaaollare grrcrala were luckh r than Ulttor'*. Before they
could get a n d they were rap
tured.
I I I
l Thanks to Adolfs itarful *ppoSl. tha German people, It la re-
coats to the Ruaaian front.
Crarulpappy Jenkins saya he
sura (Silts the moUts.
J
I l l
fapsatst lolhtore, we teed, it
I oI inim el j toilet. In which,
no doubt, the tneke tlw ty t w in .
I l l
ThS IT. *. goiernmeal to uoUg
enormous quantities af millsslW
out af which etcah*) far ex
plosives,!* extracted. Yep, laaka
ilk* thr Japs aura are stock.
I t I
Zadok twmhopf thinks Long
John Btlvtr. the story hook pt.
rule, passed from thr picture hi
Um*. M certainly would have
galled lhr old Uiccanttr to ^ac
II: -yo ho ho, and’a bottle of
—ar-asrMpartllar
J:00 “Spirit of '4 J"
UADID NEWS
TODAY
iOO UP News
110 Groybuund Gut
ItlB Any Boikto Today?
1:10 Four Clubmen
8:45 The World Toduy
7:00 “TMa la War"
7:30 Cohnabto C o n c e r t
J
2:30 Cokmtita Workthup
2:SS Fraas Nawt
3:00 Sow York PhiUiarmonlc
.Symphony
4:30 1m Pause That Refreshra on Iha Air ,
6:00 Centola Mrlodto*
6:16 Golden Goto Quartot
5:30 Hurl Ives, aonga
5:46 U’m. L. Bhlrer,
f. no gilvre Thvatov
6:30 G o n e . A utry't
Russia Described As
“Fulcrum” Of W ar,
BRIGGS
NEW YORK. Fe*. 14. H P)Senntor Cltude Pepper declared
Frklav night at t Russian war
relief dinner that “It is easy to
sec that the fulcrum of this war
lies In Russia.
“No m itter how ominous are
the signs in other parts of the
world, the mouth nut of which all
(his disgusting brew hts been
spcwol I* Hitler’s mouth," Pep
per asserted. “Destroy him and
have dried np the saurre and
inerhtive for nil other or-
108 MAGNOLIA
BAIL OUT OF PLANE
A L E X A N D R I A , L a.. Teh. I t —
— Three Army officers from
Pf*rl7
hilled out «rity /rerW dnau3,r»re
piano last night So inllta raat of
here whan the motor atallad and
their plana crashed on a farm.
They were Licet. James J. Arm
strong, pitot', and Capt. Howard
A. Mitchell, observer, noth of De
troit, Mich., ami Lieut Clyde
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7:15 Hawaiian Matodkt
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T>30 Rrrren Gelid Tbemtor
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8:30 CriOM Doctor
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Heavy Battles B,
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CHUNGKING, Chtoa, gs
SS-te.HfaSS!
•o* forcoo I* tin s g t k ot
WEEKLY
immrdiately on a “war hails'* In | rialton. dtettm l Friday tin t “<L-on all-out "Virtory PlftCram1*. pile th,* -'*>/• r act i.f ly l,, w»i
reconllnK to a/htice rereived from jar.- Kcink otoad atal cmwliqc monWa'hlncton h r tho Stot- W.l-1 V'J»r « n ffare Board which terrc-i a. Flor I Ad-lres-to* the Ortomto Klwanla
Ida Selecting Agency for th e ; *tob. Mr. Haney said privj a c prrn
1 Itul w ar inUreAUil Id miklns: inArrnrtlinrw In lhf» nffl-e ftf the ^ Vt’‘tniCfllll III tlie EvendAflFR :ut *i
D toX Sin?ffre«lre L rU\ ^
fl"
cane
i possible there will bo two major
ndditMir
division! to the work and tra in -! ''"V
l,‘ op*r*,,‘ ,w”
ing program of the Cnrjx. Tb.- j
' ..
first Is to nbl in war work n n -1
' f * J d « private rapitol w.li
■'l•trwtinn.
Invest in sugar; prorhirrtion
l t i rH ii n , The
i n c tvxhihi
s>» await-.
,
seeon.| is
Is to
furn 1 nM
i»h war rrsourre protrYtimi nt*\ J* *** *?_
has the power to
m fist in thr dcYe^Tnnfnt of nnt* •i rv-impnst- the quota*
of the su g a r'
oral resources which aro indl
provable to a nation in time nt nrl," he asserted.
war. "For more than a year the I
CCC baa been unusually active i
. . . _________
._______ . proApril will be convention time st
In
the nation's preparedness
gram In the development of mill-1 West Talm Beach, with the Flortary re . ervations," accordine to |
State Hortlcnlturml Society
a statement Issued by J a c k ■f^vroH ro srhednlcd for Apr. lS.
1
10.
trwl
the Florida Stole Mtdical
Horne, State Welfare Hoard su
pervisor of CCC Seleetiup. Horne Association meeting Apr. 13-16.
pointed o rt that there nr* four
Florida companies of 20U mm
each employed a t Camp RtandIng and one at Eglln Field.
Rollins Will Present
Animated Magazine
Ulir i
. th, „ nnan th, buy iKimbers for MarArthur. There u the ease o f dancers
vi T$5erH nt win,
|being employed In the Office 6f Civilian Defense at $1,Nof ire w» rocjrly ciphers nn.fiOO n year to give dancing lessons to air raid wardens.
» Uf*!«
This is no longer a ease nr human rights versus
^ flit
1 1
,property rights or of thb taxpayer sinlttly. trying to pro
tect his pocketbook. The taxpayer has long since written
K4rh Individual must* Mn crab ),|H ,>ocketl)ook off as a hopeless liability. He la fully preA fSJjr.; pilot night and d . y ,l«>«-d to pay whatever taxes the government asks of him.
mut he—
Ito make any sacrifices thnt may bo necessary In order to
f not checkers in Fate’*'win this war, to turn in his automobile, to close his bus!-1
n.,1 newt, to quarter troops In his home.
fW X F
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pul
But ho does resent the rather sorry spectacle of govV; .• ’—Alice wt|it.ion-Norton.
cmmeiit bureaus being loaded down with political i*nrauj : . '
.--------- . . sites whllo defense Industries and essential agricultural
to Edn control o7” tho"' lnlitln interests ore facing A serious labor shortage, or public
p*rhap« what we nerd l" fund* liclng squandered of) "social experiments" while new
a “three ocean Navy."
tnx iovlcs are Imposed, of defenso production ami army
'C
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. x ..
training being hamstrung by political Incompetonco and red
J S L S t w**1
Iuihv whilo Si.ignpora /alls and tho Normandie burns at
aadbrtiJva Hi i . i T , PihTv her pier, and nf Congressmen voting themselves pension*
took mJfhty good to th« publish- for llfu whilo tho young men of the nation arc asked to made. Keen though he h id aft
iHK a':
sacrifice their live*
weeks to do so and even though
the Chrlrman had rolled hla of*
If public moralo is low, U there any wonder?
Ocala 8tar la. still writing
tho raluo of the cross state
t« national defense, You'd
they didn't know 'a war It
ORLANDO. F it, 14. (/P)—How-
JACKSONVILLE? Feb. 14. —
(Special)—The Civilian Cunser- nn! L. I Inner, president of th>__ nc Grower* asf.„vxttou Corpn b In In reorganised
irl»t trod*, oor
a result, pw
i t yourself tho way other people look at yo«I
A n yuur clothes neatly cleaned- and pMaai?
•
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Yob arw frequently judged by your appraraoo*.
. . . Lct irt keep your dothaa loaktag goad.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORDt FLORIDA
PAGE THREE
Parkinson Will Run Aviatrix Convicted
For Representative
As Nazi A gent
Social And Personal Actlcai
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Social Calendar
MONDAY
I The Woman's Auxiliary of the
—Holy Crow Kpiieopel Church will
V m eet a t the church at 3:30 P.M.
■ rs. Krug, district director of
Orlando, will be the guest speaker.
• The program meeting of the
W. II. S. of the First Baptist
Church will be held at- the
g£hUrch a t 3:30 P. M. ‘Think On
^Tbese
Things:
Whatsoever
th in g s are Honest", I. the topic
With Circle Six in charge.
The Sunbeams, the Jr. G. A.'s
Intermediate G. A.'a and R. A.'a
will meet at the First Unptist
Churth at 3:30 p. M. "H-.nest
Aba's Birthday" and
"llunrst
H earts' are the topics for dis
cussion. All children are urged to
attend.
The Y. W. A. of the First
gB ap list Church will meet at the
annex for a covered dish supper
■t 0:00 P. M. “Ann Moore of
•tetaon. the W. M. U's " Mar•aret Fund student is expected
(e be present.
Utare will be a board meeting
the Presbyterian Woman's Auxflary a t tha church at 2:30 P.M.
■ba Prayer Band will meet at
1:00 P.M. to be follower! by tha
omblned monthly business and Inplrational meeting. Each memA V r Is urged to attend the meet•* nit election of offlcera will
be held and other important bus!fleas transacted.
* The Women’s Council of the
First Chrlitlan Church will meet
4t the home of Mrs. R. fj. Fox
• u t * 0 0 P. M,
TUESDAY
v The P. A. K. sorority will spon
ger • dance for the "Bundles for
Bluejackets" at the Armory begtanlnr at 4:00 P.M. The d'nce
AWtll be optional.
' The annual Cnunty Council of
•
INVEST FOR VICTORY .
|V ':. *UV MORE BONDS!
ENDS TODAY
Double Progrram
Z A N I GREY’S
DOERS OF THE
Mbnday
T elep h o n e l i d
Luncheon Is Held By
Sanford Garden Club
“Victory Gardena” wia th«t
theme of the annual luncheon of
W. R. Fort of Arcadia la spend
the Stnford Ganlen Club which
was held at the Touriat Center on ing the wccdrnd in Sanford.
(•akeahore Boulevard yeatrnlay
NEW ARRIVALS
Friends of Wlllirm Poplin will
afternoon.
be sorry to leurn of his illness
Novel arrnngtnimU of red ami at
his home i n Oak Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Locks
white aweet peaa and blue del
of Parris Island, S. C. are anphinium ind dardalacanthua inter
nouming the birth ef a ton, Ray
mingled with ganlen greena were
mond, Jr.. >t thr Marine Hospi
placed at intervala along the ta
tal in Parris Island on Jan. 14.
ble. which were in the ahape of
. Mr. I/wkr is the son of Mrs.
a hone ahoe. On the main table,
I
Margaret
Isieve oi Sanford.
at which the president, presidentelect, rnd gueata of honor ware
seated, were placed eorsiges of I
red camellias. At each end of the
long room overlooking the water
waa strung an unusual arrange
Miss Camlinr M. Bach of
ment of ridiihea. IMacea were
Flushing. N. V. is the guest of
Members of the Christian
designated by the different vege her
hrnthrrs and sisters, in-law, Builders ( lass of the First
tables in season holding white
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Philip
It.
Rich
snd
Christian Church were entertain
cards bearing the nrmea of the
ed at the home of Mrs. H. E.
aueata placed upon red, white and Mr. and Mr-. W. II. Bach.
Cordell on Thursday evening for
blue discs. Favors were miniature
Wealey t 1 nninghnm, who i* their regular meeting. Mrs. H.
match boxes with hand-painted
ntationed
at
Ft.
Henning,
Ha.,
U
I I. Moore assisted Mrs. Cordell
flower designs made of tiny shells.
thr weekend with hi* as co-hostess.
“ We are freing a grim, long apending
parent*.
Mr
and
.M
r*
J.
A.
Cun
The business meeting wia pre
drawn-out strain", quoted Mrs. J.
Ths British hsv# brosdrsst a warning against this money printed by
sided over' by Mrs. Cordell and
H. Colelough, president of the ningham.
the bale In Japan and used to flood occupied territory in Malaya and
the
devotionri
was
conducted
by
Ganlen Club, ''And If we burn
probably tha Philippines Tha ona dollar bill on top la largtr than the
Mrs. O. I). loiiidrrts, after which
ourselves up by plunging thought
regular, ganalna nota. It lacks tha pictura of tha king and tiger found
a social period waa enjoyed and
lessly, yieep Into our daily war
on tha raal bill. This is also true of tha flva-dollar bill twlow.
several contests |iarticlpated in
work, to the sacrifice of all other
(Central PressJ
by the guests.
Interests we will have no vitality
Refreshments in keeping with
left with which to fight the battle
a Valentine thrme were served
of the eftertnath".
by the hostess life in the .ve
Mrs. Colelough stressed the im
ilin g.
portance of garden club meetings
Those present were: Mr. and
and flower shows at a meins of
Mrs. t). |». I.undress, Mrs. O. T.
relaxation and change of environ
Pearson.
Mrs. J. J. Cates, Mrs.
ment, for “We must keep fit ami
II. L. Moore, Mrs. A. P. Bandy,
retain our health and |>olae and
1 i i h i s t m s t i l t HI M
Miss
Kl>ie Farlev of Dublin, Mrs. J. |„ Horton. Mrs. J. p.
not let our men down when they
V I) i l r s n t h a m . M n u - i e r
Mrs. George Townsend,
will need us most", she stated in Ga . arrivrd >esterdny to spend Wilson,
. n f n r i l A r e . .< t p i l i 1*1
a few dav. as the guest of her Mrs. V. ||. Grantham, the Misses pI'.ihi,
rU'htsil. >;l) I, 'I
conclusion.
Mrs. W. P. Brooks, and Joyce Elmore, Dorothy Pearson, * ltar«*h \V«»r*hip, 11 "** \ M
Mrs. J. C. Dills, chairman for mother,
Mary loindresa, Marian Pearson
\ I ••r »t I it« *rrnnM»:
l'rlrn d * h l|
sisters.
Mrs.
J
I..
Wilkinson
snd
H«*rmon liy l»r
H VN \\ ulWrr
the Seminole County Food Con
r v r iiin n
•rrm»»n
' K * p f |iI
and C. E. F.lmorv, ami J. N.
a iim ln i
l*«t
M....•» I*
|*r. i. ha-%1 !•) J m i u ".
servation program of Civilian De Mrs. Harry Lee.
Durden.
i •iinntnufinni.
fense, introduced Mrs. Ouida Wil
t*hllilr»n'* nirrilMic. I 1“ I*'*
Boh
Bowman,
who
has
been
son, 8emlnolr County home dem connected with the Sanford Fire
n i r n c i i n v 444iii
Vo iiu k I'r n p lr'* iiifM ln a . 7 l i I* R
O l i r U Nfl«l I ’ m ,\b r lllirt
onstration agent, who talked Denurtment for several months, Frank Kooistra Will
Kv«*nlna w»»r*i»l|». » ; « « I * '•
Itr \
W 4* lflll»*isnils. pt-tssr
innn by Dr H U Walkrt. :«n.
briefly on the importance of home will
leave tomorrow Tor Talla
M i a i l a y .****liool. 1•».»•• N M
wliiRlna I«*4l h> Mr 4‘untitnali.mi.
grrdrning and of the canning
J’reach
At
Service
A ••iirtu i V o p I r , i
I* M
Tin* I ( c v i \ * l M r s i i n g s Mill r u n
kitchens for home use which have hassee. where he has accepted n
Vl imiiM M r r v l r r . II
.S
\
H u ll * ti ir i H i i t h n i i l llo* w *1 k
MTV
with the Fire Depart
been act up throughout the coun position
i : « f i i l n « Hflrvh'F.
*' M
| f P « Nf 10 30 rn*'l» n i o r n l n a . 4.*n*
The
Bev.
Frank
Koolstra,
of
ment there.
Wrsla*Mli»y P ra y e r I I i t I i b e , 1
s i r v l CM a i I «») I* \l .
ml i i r m r h
ty.
Gardena. Calif., evangelist, D
m a nl
I 'M
An appropriate verse which was
Lee E. Bauman, a former stu conducting a series of special
A(t*ntfanG * !•< fln r. tn irrr^ l l>
composed by one of the members
services
at
the
Assembly
of
God
r
iti'T
i
w
r
«
s
m
:
i
i
m
i
in
hcii ln rrrn *liiR . a m t U r * r ••«»nap»*aail«»n*
dent
of
Carlisle
Military
Aca
was read by Mrs, Colelough. It
i;
l» H io w ii I#*, l> I*. Pa*l4»r
• r * * » p * 4* l n l i»l :• 11 l h ^ f l t n l r v i
demy st llanilierg. S. C.. and Church, located at Twenty-fifth
followa:
>4itnil.*y H rrvlrr*
U r. W a l k # r I* il * l» % * rln a f n r n * * !
Street
snd
Elm
Avenue.
son
nf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
E.
Bau
N
d
it
■
!,i y h«*ht"»l. Brli A M
a m i * » a r r h l n a in«*«s*Aars*; un>1 Mr
Defense Garden
According to the Rev. L. B. llo r it ln f Wor*bl|i, |l *u A, M
man. left yesterday morning for
4 t i n a l n a h n i n I* U a t l l n a
nni*UPotatoes In the parking atrip
I* \l
m; » mo*l MPrlkm minnrr
the Navnl Training Station at Richardson, pastor of the churth, Jr Y«*una Patrplr,
And beets along the border;
\••ana
I'
M
"The
Rev.
Koolstra
Is
a
dynam
Norfolk, Va.
And Carrots in the tulip bed
ic. Intepcsting speakrr and has il'v m ln a W4»r*hlp. 7.10 I* \l
In prim rnd proper order;
held
successful campaigns In
Turnips ami sweet Williams vie Junior
Auxiliary
many slates of the union." The
With catbagrs and beauty;
who Is a native of
The Garden does a double quick
Has New Members evangelist,
Holland, has served as an avia
In flowen. scent and duty.
b un on Tu»*ria>* uihI Friday*
tor in the United Stales Army
Mrs. L. E. Silencer, chairman of
••HOW ” I* «b*- - I l b j r i l of lh *
Mis>. Shirley Echols and Miss since coming to this country.
l«**'«»n Hrrnn»n which u ill l»* rMit
the Atalea Cl \'e . announced plans
Margsrrt
Mvers
were
welcomed
in
4'harrhrN «*f »'l»rl*l. ik'lrn|l»l.
T
h
e
services
will
continue
for the annual flower show to be
Ih m u g h m it lh»* wnrM
Mun<lay,
held
In
March,
sponsored Into the Junior Auxiliary of the through next week with services
F
s-lirimry
l&. I*»«7
this year ty the Atslea Circle. American legion at the meeting earh evening at 8:00 o'clock. The
i t i .i . «osr*:t. T tB R n v trt.it
The iln lilm T»*%i |< *‘ls*», Itil* I*
i t r l a i u l o r u . . | j u s t nur
w * h i v r »%.iiie*i| for him.
She solicited the co-opcrstlon of of the group at the home of public Is rnnllntly Invited to at T o H is I s d
H i ......I l l is I.ml s l n | l - l l K M .
ulltl Ilf* will >HW> litas till* I** the
all persons present to make the Miss Jean Harper In Rose Court tend.
Jl**v.
W.
W
,
\\
l.l.e,
s|m.,Kcr
l
/
i
n
l
.
we
have w a l t n l fur him, w*
ftp
jJVeilncsday
afternoon,
with
•hnvf. • successful, ona. ,
SSunUsy:
Will he* ■ l»al NlHl r r i u l n i III 111*
Featured on tha program of Mis*. Harper presiding.
Runitry s.-hisil. » 44 A. M
• o U n lln ir <l««ilnh SPlant were made fo sponsor a
M r . A W i r t .... II. M u lm r l r il r n . I r o l .
entertainment were the colored
A m u n i I he* r l l a t l n n * w h i c h f o i n " O u r 1* *1 ImmiIi m Ito* o h i il o f Unit pride* III** l r a * n i » - H r r n n i i i I** ll»»* fill*
picture show at tha local Rita Plan
Is
Offered
In
w
i n it f r o m III** I li Is I#* ' T h e l e f r d
—t
t
r
t
n
a
r-'i'r
intde*"
Theater in the near future. After
Wm-tiHi. II »** A Jl.
it* k ui h I un ii * ihe in il it. t w a i t f o r
Concerning: Sugrar JMoriiloa
a routine business discussion the
r . a m t Hi V i . o n a Ivoplrs
Ho- h i m . l o I h e Nun I t h a t MNrWrih him**
hostess served refreshments to
c l e t l s s , J »» I- VI.
11at mi 3 JT*)
ftiveslus Srlflrc. T;*t I*. II.
The |^*Min-Herm*tn al**t Incknle*
the following:
WASHINGTON. Fsb. 14. GP)W ednsnls)
Ml.l s rrk Hrrvlre. th e fiilluw Inir | R i i M | r frutn *th#
Miss Shirley Echols. Miss Mar A congrrsfional campaign, led by *:*«
t'hrl*liait NcleriG* |r % t l i m l . "Hp I*
V.
>i.
garet Mvers, Mlaa Joyce Ward- Senator Otarlea I- McNary (R.)
O o lt i s — III III* s
frlro .l
to
t i l " ence ami l l e i l i h with Ke> tn lh*
well, Miss Sophia MeDougal, of Oregon, has been started to l i l a c * — ■W 'l i r rr y o a ' r e n e v e r »» Ma-rlptiires* h> Alary linker W ily
*Tbe proper n*# itf the word loul
Miss Marcia Proctor, Mias Joyce mrke more defense alcohol out of • i r a a g r r . "
r a n alway* l»e gnlnetl by *uhatlltit*
Steele, Miss Kathleen Bryant. grain, thus alleviating the sugsr M x r o n n r m ut il n r non
lug the wnril IJ' m|. w here the delflc
shortage
and
providing
reliable
Mrs. A. R. Ford, sponsor, and
innt niiig |a r**i|ulret|
In o th e r f»**
llA ljy A venu* ui H lvih Htrr«*i
Mrs. J. W. Daniel, president of raw material for the great supr*. liar (tie word erttae, and you
|l * v. r . I». I la r r l* I'g a ln r
llea
of
smokeless
powder
needed
will
h
ave
the
pclentiric
algnlHca*
R
iin
d
iy
i»rh#*4»l.
!•:•«»
A.
W.
the American Lagion Auxiliary.
lion. A* lined In f h r U t l a n R flrn rr.
| * r g « r h l n g M r r v l c r . ! ! : • • A. M.
or the war.
,
Moil
I
I*
proprly
th
e
atn
o n y m oi
W
r.lnr«<la>
F
.v
rn
ln
g
l'r.»y#r
H
rr
Chief objection to using com
Hplrii. or U i h I. lull •n il o f_ HcOnre.
whoat for Industrial alcohol vlf«t 7:41 I*. >1
pnH| la hlen llra l w|Jh
with
Little T heater Group snd
haa been the coat, but Senator
m aterial - r it ualhin'* Ip. tl3 :i* IS ).
HWTIST r m n t it
Makes Play Plans McNary contends in • letter to
i . v m *: m o v h o i :
Donald M. Nelson. Director of the
iir.H* Ftin \ 4)i ii «m.%r*ooK
I I. It. M n r t l t i . l - a e l u r
R a n d * v H«*h*>ol. !•»:•»• A , -31.
At a called meeting of the War Production Board, that "un M
T*i I hint* own *Hf h» Iru*.
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r
n
i
n
g
|
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r
s
r
l
i
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lr
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II
Little Theater last night In the der eslatins Price levels. It M just A. U.
Ami It mi u*l follow, a* Kir n ig h t
• Itr i!;iy.
Woman's Club plena were for ■s chrsp l o .convert wheat snd
.
-r.
r.
ii.
•
3«
i*.
m.
ss It Is to convert molasses
Thou cniin I not H int l<«* fa t * * lo
Vsnlng H*r»li*«*. t;J0 IV M.
mulated for e play to be pre corn
ait)’ man.
— H h*k«*|trara
Into
alcohol."
WodnriMlay
H*rvlr#.
7:30
I*.
II.
sented on the evening of Mar,
F a 11 Ii f ii I iif** a n i l I r u t h * r r K i r
Gsorgo Shipp. Chalnnan of the 8. The drama was written by
I f ti a l * .» c r n | M r p j l f i i r r a a n d r n *
eemmittse for tstlea and chairs E. M. Broadhurst, former City
tlo w io rn i* of Ih r h u m a n m ind.
waa Mrs. Joder Cameron, assisted sanitary engineer, now with the
—C’lrtru
by Mrs- H. M. Watson, Mrs. E. U, 8. Engineers In Jackaonvllla.
^
n
.
Malcolm
MecNetll
presid
ll<*
i
h
*
i
w
o
u
l
d
m
i
k
p
r
eal prog*
B- Smith and Mra; M. G. McNair.
r e * * lit k n o w l e d g e , m i i e l i l e c t l r g t *
Flower chalnnan waa Mrs. L. E. ed over the business session, and
h
i
*
ugc*
M*
w
e
l
l
a
*
)
o
i
i
l
h
.
th e ta l
outlined methods whereby the
l e r g r o w t h a * ‘ w e l l n* t h e f l r * l
The luncheon was served to 73 Little Theater project, revived
f r u ll * . u l t h e a l l n r n f t r u t h .
— (le o rg e B erkeley
members and guests by mem some time ago by the members
ber* of the B. K. A. sorority of the Junior Women's C lu b ,
Four white cases and 14 col
Am ong Ihe m u nlfnld *nft rhlm e*
of which. Miss Susan Ktrtley Is could continue.
ored cases were brought before
t h a t will fill t h e h u ii n le i l c h a m b e r *
president,' under the direction of
All persons In Seminole Coun Municipal Court for trial yes paola w u t K r t a n k t h o u ist o f m r n o t r y . I h l * I* t h e * w r r * t e * l ;
r a m css
fare. M o y ie e Hodgkin.
" T I hoi hri«t b e e n f w l l h f u l ! * '
ty, who ere Interested In any terday afternoon, according to
"Wslrotns Chaps I"
— M a r y l l a k e r Kddjr
phase of the theater, are cor the Court's docket.
Hsv. H, M. Ilsak ls, I’s .lo r
’postponem ent
dially Invited to attend the meet
Wklta cases together with ■undsy dchnnl. l f . l t A. M.
To Ice* nli.il we an*. *hd In he-.
I.
■
Prsachlng Ksrvlrs, ll-.CC A. M. rom«- whui we a r e 4*.i|»*hl* o f !»*•
ings which will be held regularly chargee and aantencoa follow:
Jh e meeting ef the H. F. Club, twice a month a t tha Woman'll Rath Turner, drunkeneaa, bond Ssrmon by Iks pastor.
rtoolog. I- ilte only end of |lf«.
T b s H ills rkurrh In Iks W ill)— I|n<>ert I a i u I* H i e v e n * o n .
composed of pest matrons of the Club 01) Oak Avvnus.
•atreated | Dudley Wells, drunk- s * s d saifnds a wslroms la allO. E. 8 , which was scheduled te
mess, case dismissed;. Norman
ha held a t the home ef Mrs. R. C.
Hasty, running red light, | 5 or
Maxwell oa. Monday evening, has
tan days: John Allen,
baen postponed until Monday, Frb.
ease continued.
At THE CHURCHES
DAYTONA HKAt'll. Feb II.
(AV—John A. Parkinson, |)uyton
Berch Rttorney. sitiil Thur*«lav
nUbt he would l«* a randidnte for
Kepre*«ntAtive in t ongrr** from
the Fifth F lorida District in tho
Miv. Democratic Primaries.
lie w*a the frst candidate to
ennounce in oppoaitinn to the* in
cumbent, Representative Joe Hen
dricks of Delaind. a ho has indi
cated he will seek rvrlrction.
Parkinson. 1.1 years old. wtf*
born in Diytona Beach and atten«le«i high *-cho».| here lie uia
graduated from Vale l?invc*t«ity
ami later attrmieti New York I.**
Frhool. Hr is t itv Attorney of
Daytona Reach and an honorur)
lieutenant colonel m tiovemoi*Spessard I,. Ilollrnd's staff
Nazis Ar? Building
Up Strength In Air
LONDON. Feb I t The I oft
w r f f e ha* recognised the eelipsi
o f in de p e nd e nt I m iiii ! ing strategy
in t h is war and is now budding
u p s i r s t re n g th foi use in places
w h e re la n d troops , in profit limn
it d ir e c t ly .
This is thr maul informer
Irgwn h rir from latc*t n p«*rt- of
N'ati fir ilt*|>4»*iliMn*. a* well n«
from thr
that no regular
hrivy tnul* have hrrn launchctl
Again*! thi* country *inc»* May
Th* (irrmrn* arr now known to
have* laid down a now fori pipr
lin«* right up tol*hr llolttunun
Turkiah frontier ^Dmiplnl with
llrich*mur*h i| llrmfiinn During'*
-oncent rations nf tnimlM*r* unil
^ighlrra in Itulgaiiii and on Hu
DiNircanrar hlnmle, thi* »i* *rcn
ia a *trong hint that thr (iermnn*
may now rontrmplatr a now two
••rongotl drive* lot thr oilfield* nf
Itaku rn«| .Mo«ol
They have* lieen try my to reach
hr former thiough Ru**ia, hot
hr terrain would in* raairr for
hrir mechaniird land force* it
hry rould ifti through Tllikrv.
ml an effrdivr thru*! intu Syria
vnuld himlrr Briliah *U|*| m i i I f»»i
h4* Turk*.
WASHINGTON. F»b. II. I3V l-aura Ingalls, ,|xril filer Mid
erstwhile nmi-intrrvrntionixt, w il
convicted b)r a district court Jury
Friday nf wilfully failing to reg*
■ster s« n paid propagandist of
the German government.
The jury of ID men and two
wumrn >a< nut only one hour
anil £1 minute,.
.'li«* Ingalls .food pale and
roin|Miard at rounael table while
the rnorl polled errh of the Jdr*
on. and reeeiveil 12 replies of
'uuilty ”
Some Farm W orkers
Can I! e Deferred
WASHINGTON. Feh. U . (*>)-,
Hny \\ hunter,
o*' t.*e turnt
placement *i*rtion of tJ. 8. Etnliloynient Service. ili*rli»A+tl today
that local tlrafl board* would b«
■ryetl to defer *nm«* farm work
er*. especially dairy haml*, and
ome type* of farm machine op*
•n tor%. needed for • Ypatx1e«) f(V>d
Cotton (Jin Total ,
Exceeds I^ast Year’s
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.—(tPl
The Census Bureau reportac
Indnv that the rnttun ginned ll
limitary totalled IMS,1)09 balsi
id lint and lltt.247 bales ol
•inters, us rmoparrd with 847,•
•-'■• and n o .itlj in last Decern
her and SI I.M.PJ and 114,180 It
Jiiiuiaiy. 1941.
CARTER WILL RUN
VKliti BEACH. Fell I t __a n
In tv W Carter ha- announced
his eandidary for re-election SS
* meiiibei ,,f the Florida railroad
(‘4iiiim*««inn
Take It Or I-«ave It
a
f
A men gave hla wife
41.000 to get a dIforce |
after she spent all en
new clothes and perma
nent waves, she looked
so stunning The nett
lime he saw her that he
offered her aaolher 41.t>00 to stay with him.
Moral — don't be tight
with jour wife and ex
pect her to do your “dir
ty work." You didn't
marry her to grt a
•Irady washwoman, did
yoiT Let our Wife S a t
ing Station do It.
Vladimir Yeerkevltch
Tha righting ef the capalxed firegutted former luxury liaer hermoadie would taka Art months and
rould only be accomplished by the
ahlp'i own buoyancy, according to
Its designer Vladimir Yourkevitch.
(Ctntral I’rtti)
S
20 Cases Brought |
Before Municipal
’ Court for Trial
Negress whs wore .
low: Allot Wiggins, as
or 71 days; Mary Lac
dlsonlsrty conduct, t
mlaced i Alloa Wiggtnc.
dleerderly, 111
Richard 0 agar, J r ,
'oundsr's
S3ia. JsttJSTa
SoldierH Can Beat
Pinball Machines
CAMP BLANDING, rah. 13.
(Special)—Holdte n of Atlanta's
artillery unit stationed a t Camp
Blandlng bars found a way to
beat pin bet! machines.
th ir d a n n u a l international
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Editorial Staff
Key ChibMembers Football Players Given Party Ahd
Visit Sembiofe
Dance By Members Of GirTs Hi-Y
We’re o f f l o th e races! Last
Tuesday mom la * ' tha Key dub
vlalted the Bemlaoto Driving Park.
We left acbool about ton o’clock
War Tima In thro* cars. Upon
reaching tha Paris ws went Into
tha gnadatind and watched tha
trainers working out tha horse*.
There Were shout twenty heroes
working out while wa w en there.
After staying In the grand
stand about forty-fire minutes
we went dawn to tho stables and
talked to thany af tha trainer*.
| They were eery idea to ua and
i told ua many ' Interesting things.
I The hones were vary pretty and
had beautiful coats. Tha hand*
Ian anew , taka c m af three
heroes. ‘ Bach' handler b ts a trunk
far the throe- bones be la In
charge of Ip w M u 'h e kept tendtgtSi llnament, ratollne, and oth
er aceeitorlea. Ona eaptained that
after .(be b an e - has bean on
the ■track for forty-five minutes
er so, after a rub dawn and fled,
ha hat to be wgikad faf an hour
By WARRE* DANIELS
Thla la a etory af tha Football
Party from tho football player’s
point of slew. This year U
■are a party at the High
■*“ ol a banquet po«
*1*4. J/)«t year th e n waa a ban.
duet a t tha Parish House. 1 think
that the party waa a*,let better
than a banquet.
‘f ir s t we- started off dancing.
Our atria took tbe Initiative and
grabbed a couple of
boys. ‘ After this we
games (strings enoui >, thj* was
mar* fun than anyth! g else, r t eapt eating.) W# did th# Vlrgli*la Reel and had a « 4 tin* day through
’a coats started’com
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‘ After that*
record of ever
A n My unsl__ . ____ .
quartet harmonised on tb
us. After that "Bong” I
treated ua to a Bing Crot
ston af "Jim." “R.bblt"
and "Gopher” Ridge m
*Popp*.Nlk-a.|**nL" Bora
he thought was funny. Than Pal
ly suggested that .wo go atoll*
file down to the lunch
waa quickly «
sandwich**,
pickles. Whan
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__ . or should hare
-teen Couch gave out tha Utters.
Those that were swarded letters
were: McKay Trollick, "Wnile"
Era nan, Andy Hasty, “Sack”
Cleveland, ” Gopher" Rldgr, “ButUrbaD* Herring, T iylor Brown,
Orlen Farrell, Ralph Wolfer,
“Abe* CMhim, ‘‘Rabbit” Daniels,
Junior Brown. “Bong" Fleming,
W.L. HUrs, Charles Gormly,
Junes lie*, J. W. Hlcka. Mansrss Pete Brock, AI Brock, and
roy Hods*.
When this waa oiror McKay
truluck presented Coach with a
set of dishes from the boys and
Bultcrball gave Coach’s wife a
rolling pin t o u m pu Coach. la
the election of .honorary captain
of the team for tho year, BUI
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hla ar her Dime and anytkl
M e n wa left iro got to-go
la the eluto house to look around.
Thor*-war# all aorta of gamy*
t«4 it waa lusnriaualp furnished.
Everybody who went had a swell
nils group, ha* Indicated Ua willing- time and I'm iuro they appreelBy MIRIAM 8PFJR
o ver' by offering Ita aervlces to en- i l r i the. than**'to. go, •••
Tha American Red Cross cam
Joslon Brave* baseball team who will • Those whe enJmd the. trip paign
r t Bern inale High School la
ibltcity feature for Sanford and bemwell under way.
iB# school joining with the newly-or- Hasty,'
Several committees h a rt b an
organised t o . carry on i this came
t«e which la to help the Brave*, the dersen,
palgn to raise funds for tha Rad
a th tre a ll. “
•'
Cross. Each class In turn, with
School'-haa been Tnoat helpful—moat
l-ola Crjdwyll akting aa chairman,
la aenbtg candy during •a c w ftr
ittt ;tp answering the urgent call for
S.ILS, Red Cross
Drive Is Underway
ttiopa and bdnaa, Red C toas add In
i'- 8 .H . 8. doe* not healtata to carfy
la. The entire school pulls together aa
irUig Jta' record In the sale:of defense
d ln the drive for Infantile paralysis,
its efcene aero** with a large auip aa
t gUt** fovarmrieot i . they displayed
Mn wntrihutlng to the Infantile F ar'
Honey 'than any other school ip this
300. NOW they ar* out to
'or the Red Cross. .BtaJnole
WHO’S WHO
Jrann* Whlgksm, a popular
number of the Junior Class, was
born, on Dec. Z8, 1 9», fa Sanford.
She la a mamkar of tha PanAmerican Club, the Tri-Hl-Y, Dra
mi tie Club, ChUdron of Confed
eracy, Phi Alpha Kappa' ?t*crlty,
and serving as treesuror of her
class. Her “^ * t hate" la hypocrltes 'and 'epocrited people and
"pet llk * ^ la .1*1* 6ldw sll.
■Under, tha pUe leadership pC her
Her favorite psitlme la going to
Nasty Parfins, a Red Ooaa Dane* the
show, especially whan Spancar Trsdy Sag Rafts DaYU - ar*
on the screen. Uka many others,
•M ^wjoye,* most .of all, fried
•iirkan.- Her , uvorlto . sport la
WaketbvIL. Her favorite sopg Is
“Bluss In -The R M it,"• aepecully
when It is,'Jkoiug played V her
farorito orchestra, that af Glenn
MIDea., gha-gfana to -t« a dletleton atlH urvard Uulverelty.
p e r i o d s . : . •
Py.CBAWcie.YARK
OVIEDO
[ Ha era* horn born on Oct. ST,
lets, fa Paoferd. Hla favorite
food lo ehleken.
Ills
favorite
Glee Club Events'
Scheduled For Spring Seminole High School Girl
Tho Seminole Giee d a k ta now
making It's annual d rlra u raiaa
funds for Ita trip la tha Florida
8tala Giro Chib Festival. Tkay
ha»* aa jrat .to raloo the remainlac half of tha mommy required.
Through tha ioctroi of ttr ir
da new, and vartotr shew, they
hay* ralaad ona half of tho money
required for, transports t ton. Tho
SWharo*|Ud towuiaolh. a ndw
Picture Of President
Roosevelt Is* . Won
— ... h
S
S J S P iM 'W iftta !
ton*, w* have tha spirit to, do .a
sASBrirfr
Months
^
-Ab
His smbltloa ls •*nUgu,.*f money par caplto .to
rlator but the th is . groat canae. Remind* .High
Rfltod gev* IDO and £9 *f\
root p*f caplto. ,
ly torn year*,
far. non* other
hs,“jriS
Exciting Girls’ .Gym
Program Is Planned
WASHINGTON. Fris. \ 4 r - (AT
—Tha Fadaral Work* Agency yeaterday anwounsa d ' sites and con
tract awards for construction of North ond Smith America,
1441 demountable homes, Inelcdf a t 103 to h* built far tha M e
Cowan, Aldrdd Co. Macon, (la.,
*1 mill In Canada
ltd. Marfa Ontario,
ua techs af the St.
i f MAUauimti k it* .
^SnNshceTi
1 DeUver I
■THUS
fciir.
••
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
wUck w* all enjoyed. It
foiiowai
■;
1. "Gad Blaaa Amdgfau1
«n.m
iIs rested to hoar
• if, HuUnnsn aC
v ,•
^ v w tm ad *sofa t h a 1floor,
,- . Draft Is ■ Planned
a • .'h
lfB «|
-js Ssr.nuss
OIL RIGHT
OIL. RIGHT
And that’s right! Mow, pi
tlenlaxly, ba suro to «
Key Club Em
'< Ssnford Kli
To Diary
OUR AMERICAN RED CROSS
^
‘a lrt Why do m , gond
I t aeema to me that we should all Umra hare to Im to upaet? 1
Think much mow than wo do
n trtrem n hare the ear anymore.
Of these who hare no money,
thoie dull newt broadcast*
Who can nerer got things new.
(they’re al«*r* popping up)
haw crowded out all tho good
Of tho bora who*re In tho aerelce, radio program*. But the worat
Of tho soldiera la tha war,
thing, by far, la the way the
Who can't h aw food and shelter
hoyi are being sent away to
(hoM oW Array f, mpt
Glee Club aro a dinca next month, And aid to heal the sore.
a movie, and tlao early In April
they will give a concert far tha Of the
llttto chape toth brown Uilnli n« f la that ahe! 1can
doe*upact
h?
^ wkitA
people af Ssnford. In the concert
Nfo 11*L® lhl,T 1 iu,t
....................
that will Who ere Ilyina In a town
„u k ' *»» . Somehow, some
be used In the Tampa a ipetition. Whew w ry seldom does It occur
That
bomba
do
not
drop
down.
1
?•
10 do something
In thla the girls win
about It. But what? There’*
In "princess white
Of the women and the mothers nthJn* * **" do. You know I
dresses with thro* raw
Who are so braw through grief
‘ fight myself . . . I suppose
blue braid on sailer col]
Knowing that someday It will be 1 could gist something to the
es and skirt herea. The
Ced
Red
Cross . . . . maybe miss a
will b* drained In untf<
Who will bring them all relief.
moyle or something. You know,
Tho ensemble of Sam
now that I think of it, I don't
School boasts ala now
These members b*V* 1
Of (he *lck and older people
gueis we’d miia the banquet so
.Who griew for the lone of sons terribly much this year, e«poc*d to sing far. MIsa San
But with tireless energy, they’ll tally If wo could do something
aro Mary • Cotfam, Shi
beta
.
else Instead—give a party or a
TUI this w ar ends, and pears picnic or maybe a dance . . . we
come*.
could all get together and try
those new folk dances . . . Oh.
co-operation of the whole school Of tha nation*one and aU
Diaryl Did I tell you about how
and community, ;
Who need money and relief
much fun we had making rrcFor those suffering from wounds ords at tho parly, glren In place
- •/
.
>'
y.
of the Football Banquet tha nthOr tha loss of a ton and grief, er night? Just Imagine how fun„
n ,s
,s . \
s
ny the records tounded. We all
So aU theao things to remedy
said the first thing that poppe.1
la the purpose and the aim
Into our heads. It was a scream.
Br HERMAN MIDDLETON
“On bthalf of th e Atmlaol* Of the organisation of Red Cross Wo had a lot more fun than we
woold have had at a stuffy, oil
County Commute* f a r . the pre No other could bo tha same.
vention af I-fsn tn * Paralysis, . , s L - a • - s s . . .
s.
Just think of all
a a . a reward for the ffay work I t helps those who re In trouble, tho good that, money Is dolr.g
And
t
guides
those
In
distress,
now
—
making
bandages, or
you did, 1 present you with a
It renders numerous service*;,weatrr*. or oven ammunition for
picture of your friend and mine And
—President
Franklin
Delano As O r i s the east Is from the the soldiers — the bnes whoVo
*****
,
really doing something to stop
Roosevelt," mid Neri Smith ’at
• '/■
—ANN STINE
hitler. I rues) that the main
a special aaoomMf of (DgiBemlr
nole High School student body
: "TAKE. A CHANCE"
last Wednesday, F»K.‘ I I , ' aa a
hug* grid framed ‘ p la ta n me*WASHINGTON, Fsb. 14^-UP)
suring 3 by 4 feet and hearing
•he Inscription.
"N «thfag
It T-S*nator Tydings (Ik, Md.) projloaar to my b««ft .’ thfiP . tha oosad in tho Senate Yesterday
'walth of our boys a n d -ft rts and thgt the United States "Uka a
"o o n - man and young women. c)tanea” on sending a - heavily es
To me It fa ona b f T t ^ fraut corted convoy of troop* to roteline* of Natlmtglt D«f»n*fc"vYSa fore* the .American* fighting In
brought on tha «toT V »^'‘ -< , u a PbOIppua Island* a r the
During ka.b
rief
Ufa Vbefore
pro- British flghttag In Slngaporo.
a a e s lln . ttha
a —
* . *■_'fc.
s . 'gadU r
tenting
pl4to»V
stotod that tha stodanU a t l S . '
CONTRACT IB AWARDED
choice pf sports. HI* "pot Uka*
dancing, .or, aa b* aay*. "trying
Wi.trilj as our faltoqinkn In Uk-
. Makes Confessions
�WOW*
•
' • "-
*• -T,;L4Sir*-.*
>ns'.r
*7” r : • y ! t| » ' 1"
'• V .
^W""'
•V M v
*ur •
®
IT T
> n U I IllkltlS INTO
UNIFORM!
r» ■ >
S tPte Hanford Itrralii
If « * wk* U t o Crvei If « • wbk to
i f b tltltl* Umw Ifir t l i iMi
b f i a far which w» t a n t o n n
JL
In c
pri’ Icm
1
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY .NEW SI'APEIt
0
IM P
E a U b lla tf d I n 1908
■V O LU lw lD tX ni
Member Aavuelatrd Pres
SANFORD. FLORIDA. M ONDAt. FEIIRHAIIY 10. I'll.'
M MIILIt
1 10.
Rangoon, Burma Red« Rep«i8e|Sub Shells Island Off Venezuela;
Road Imperiled
”m
y
G
e
r
m
“
First
Attack
On
American
Shores
By Jap A n a a Italians
f t S Claim
S fSink
r
Oil KH inert And it
British Admit Enemy
Might Have Cap► t u r e d Im portant
Center Of Thaton
Artillery Fire
1 Roars At Batan
Rotary Governor
Addresses Meet
Of Sanford Club
Fairfax T. Haskins
Describes
Rotary
Interm ittent I n f a nAs A Way Of Life
try F i g h t i n g I s 1 Fairfax T. Hssktna of Rebring,
* Reported By U. S. district governor of Rotary In
ing Of Destroyer,
Eight Other Ships
In British Convoy
( I f AtaaHitH rr»M|
Travelers rearhlng Istsnbal
today said Herman p n p r/aIlona In southeastern Europe
Include measures difficult to
explain esrept as the ground
work foe a move agalaat Tur
key. They include: I—the c m alractloa of invmsiM barges In
soatnrrs Aegean ports: 2—
loading practise bv Avis oc
cupation forces oo the Aegean
Islands off Turkey; 3—the
development of airports on
these captive Lltads.
ternational for the atate of Ftortala, was b gU*st of the Sanford
From Rangoon, two Jap Rotaiary Club toilsy and delivered
Ilf
Fr»«»l
address on
a-------— the .philosophy of
anese columns, supported hy an
Thr Rusnians cominuiM th#lr
Rotary which he said la fundi'
artault today avainst the Herman
^dive-bombers and machine- entally a wav of life.
defenses eattllished by
Running f i g h t e r planes, The Rotary rlub* of the world, winter
raid, ere rharyed with the Hitler. They said Npti counter
drove perilously close to ho
attacks
were
repulsed everywhere
responsibility of trinflny about
Thaton today In the drive to goodwill ami vnderatandlny among with Moody losses to the Invaders.
the Italians rlalmrd
ehoke off supplies to China business and profeaalonal men theMeohwhile
ainklng of a Britiah destroyer,
the world.
n over the winding Burma throughout
“Never In the world", he de- p pifrol boat and seven merehantnoad.
eUred. “wIU we ever ha’ve pence «"♦•» In the p.*t three day* from
large convoy bound for Malta,
A London military commenta predicted On anything tbut good
w British reported only scat
tor said the flahllna wa* ''ob- will - end understanding. If we The
fours" and that Thaton now have goodwill on earth, pe.ee teeed patrol activity In North
Africa some 40 miles west of
inevitably follows
' might to In Japanese haada.
’ '
Rotary objectives Ue outlined j Tnlrtik. * '
A v Tto totlleground la only 85
j
i The Red army reported Iasi
as follow*:
bomber ratios front Rangoon.
•
ight
that
one
division
of
Soviet
1. Tto Ideal of s»rvlev la tto
In Waahlnaton, heavy enemy
artillery flr« a n d Intermittent basis of all enterprise worthwhile. rukrdsmen had knifed “0 miles
Infantry flahllna aro reported In It le not enough to make a Hvlng through enemy Tines in a swift
progress on the Batan peninsula for one’% aelf. but one must eon- ly .rloslng pincers drive oo Smol
in the Philippines. The War De- tribute something to one’s fellow ensk, recapturing scores of plac
es' In n running bottle across the
ailment added - Japanese war rain.
® partmer
t. HI7 H ethical standards I n . snowy plains. The government
are active on the fightfront.
■•
• > business life. One must not prae-i newspaper Jivestia reports,! that
•neral M
Mac
Arthur
-A
rito r reported tlcc to his own business method* all hi t 0A0 men of the original
^ to condemns In the business i 2 >o00 romprising the X88th
yesterday that w hileH i
. simports
ftjg fS y s
r*4>
.
. . .
I Herman Infantry Division had
limited to“*>on
To conduct one a luslness bean destroyed In 00a running
• akinnlsheg. “forces of* tto teeny not only
so that ho la himself battle*.
respected but also so that hi*
Unofficial accounts of tho eofnets or profusion Is respected.
operating to White Rnaoto
4. U u T iru l
brought umns
outflanking tto ' m b e e ' strongly
abool b f f ootiwW
BfidtraUnd- fortIIfed
Oernyaa, pfolttont. tndf- j
imong tho hoslneasmen of -tto
»,Wi
Do..advance
■
ttsta s
.
Of W :»rnrh tenlaed offfrhw" t o t m t o r u u r i t t
fenslee
aimed
a
t
driving
the en
Rotary rlubo aro new meet
V flda' U)*et wort.11'iadded to re- ___ In
ertv out of w g s t- m tr a l Russia
Japan
amt
Hvrntany
des
poeta of recent day*, indicated pite tto prohibitions agalaat tuck
Ross
T to
Russian* ' rvnorted
the
that a heavy JaptM M attack Was meetings, Mr. Haskins said that first penetration of W hite Riis
Ip tto making. Yvaterday Gen. Rotarana must remember th at ala, western moat of the Soviet
MacArthur’s report contained tto
who** rattern Imntr,
comment that In oomo sections they are en International organl- republics
ion and that while Germany 1s 48 miles beyond Smolensk,
of tto Baton front tto Japanese gallon
Japan are today our enemies, last Friday and tha operationwere “entrenching their positional and
thorn must to sopje good men In seemed to to dove loping rapid
While Gan. *
those
and some of them If.p a te n t, must countries
e a plant t Ion i
bo member* of tho Rotary
T to Soelet vanguard was be
to making Chits.
• It wni noted
Itevad to hava ttwaavd tto upper
army
Warning against too hasty reach#* of ona of Bcasla’s prln,___ , . Won* critic
lam of huatoosa men ar po- clnal river* blaocting tto ocrucounter-* tUek
to off
fitkal
HI KB I W
leaders,
B O frl, Mae
Mr. fiB
Haskins
I
quot- pied UrrUorlta.
lamcto<
“ a t y#
ed,
“Judge
not th
; to not
iPoffvnalvt
Arthur
Judged", and said that we tr e apt
ngahwt
__ ourselves.
.
, .
to Judge others
hy oun "All
nitre k to s
i» r
»
f
• SXV bS.
•
JSX&
.
l
•B S fV ft.T S f
Two
a t Cor-
idW,°totfhT10* ,t“ndl' lPerennial Negro
lfr. Kashins wa* Introduced hy
Pnaldont R. W. Roprecht vfho
Prisoner Is In
presided owe tto moettog.
ora at today’s
today's luncheon InVisitor*
City JallAgain
NoUa of Blooming
eluded: Clyds
Clyde Noble
of But
, . HL Geo. E. Howard
Hoi
Amarican ton,
Left
Henry W llu aUa* Cruelman
tar,
ler, »P k.. Frad
-Fred Bolh
Holland of B u t
feels a
artford, Camu, B arry Leu af Or- a negro wto
is I
much at
T S Sanford's
biw I
Rndo,
ffirtu
iS ’E
, and C. aa
and 'S
Robert
Moore
any other a toga, waa resting
W. Irrgaeg J »»,, of Wtnl
Win Ur Carden.
comfortably th k - morning af let
what police draerito aa about the
hundradth Urn* We have had
m down tor*."
When Chief (toy Williams
walked to tto Folia* R ut km this
morning, to w u Hallowed in to*
Cruelman, vrto to Mid In have
for eteallnr
F.D.R* Launches
Second Victory
Loan for Canada
Chief WL
I trie- d y iar i whoa
Preal- 28 to SO n i r 1
I night
American Cruiser’s (iuns Blast Japanese Island Naval Base’
R a lC r^
little
tto abort,
“Where
demanded
replied
get dawn
tto ‘M grI answered.
Ships Art* Nit At
A r u b a , Occupied
By I . S. Soldiers
.lai) War Machine'
Turns In Indies
N ips Claim Capture
Of lilMHH) In Coniincrinir Sinunpore
V, II i r M S 1 Al>. (* ii u n t i l ,
t- W .’*l
• l'« Ii i n .
Hi.- A Ol 1 1 Mf» *4
. M ’)
A v lit k i '|ic,i i i*i| .III • Ilr in %
.il lilt k e«l
A Mill.,
viilim:»• Ilte
•it.il |rr|i>« lo rd llirre
14mI—t
whrll i«l file re*
1MIlk * *■v
1'IHT t •«f lh»* SI ;i ml.ml Oil
C'*»ni i* iim "f Nc»* J r r - t t Tl*i*
'll p if «1, ifi-l t-*if wI't-ei fir fli
Ik -.1ik flic- 1fink er >4 * r r r
• »mk i - 1l'i«* l i r - i itllark 'Mi
xhiifp •»li|«rli,«M» in th e W H ••rn
M*'mi*i»h» r«-.
lint
Ihe
-ilii »- imli«-;if r«l I h e , x r r r .
A men r . m lfiM»|w r e rr n f lv nr*
mbit h ft-4
11, imI in AniL.t.
ni»t iif 1 the xhtifii of Vrm*t •••1:% .inti on Ik ii him f 8 0 0
milras from I he L*.tin it nr i Can:»•. 11 lirofert oil lltwlMlI.lliOIIM
Thfont lli
linker
Ihrff.
* .»** tor oevh'i «| m ii r W ilh»l»*
ll.itleir
,iml
I
n
111
ll.lRI *
• I Mil
aB.’.l hill i|l«l lltsf Wl.k
1)
-This dram atic picture, «w< of the first published uf Ibe sueressful American ultnek un,Japa»>*< .ilr nnd nnval base* in .he
Hilbert aiul Murshnll islumls show- an Ainriiran cruiser It lag m
Watjo Island,
destroyed.
Wot Jr's imvnl luise nnd ships in it* liml-u
|ll\v
Rock Hauled For jChurchill Says PoKcy Based
| Elmer T. Haines
Runway Bases At]>,
On U.. S, Entry h te iC onflictl Dies At Altamonte
I.(IN HON. Frh. III.— I,It
Municipal Airport;Se,ecU.t.s
SPr®«* H o m e
[ I’rimi*
Minister Churrhill on-
'J
glitpiy ln,t night tho
Irapnro. frnnkly nct,> lx- n honvy ntul
j
military ib-frnl. oiul
A c c o r d i m r T o I* ln n
>■ -m rin g pirn fur tho Vory
j bf.- of his rovrmmont .bvlaro.1
.......... .
. .......... 1 A fter -luting (hut more thnn i |Mtinii-,l|y that now with tho
no Jme
in* i > u i i i c b , ^ * l 0 t „ ! k .
rr".
' h.........
»>
20 nnd 11 have leei-tered nt the nro no l.inrcr aknio.*'
rlesiouatr-.r olaro nt Iho
Ilro.oliasting
to
the
world
in
i sf j r a a
...............................
be used (a a base to stabilise tho 1of Recon.I Street tin.l Magnolia n -obor. 'J I-minute speech tho
thnl n report is not prime minister nnswered rising
tunwaya. City Englnorr Krr,| T Avenue
. . nn.l
.
Williams disclosed tmlay.
Tho enmpletr from
fr.oo rogislrnlinns. nt 1 rlnno.r ngninst hi« rogimo with
,-ock. hauling of which started
sch.H.I- which will rrn in in : tho dorlnintion llmt hL p-dlcio/rsterday will bo u«o,l to form a onen onti* !•:(*• I* M )'■ M. C»r- (lord Ix-cn hast,I uit iho Unilt-.l
'ayer an Inch ami a half thick s« l , r ~'t ,h,‘ l,,rn* l ,r«fl Offic" I Strrt.--' m iry Into Iho conflict,
t*runw ay base.
stated Ihnt .1 ntindK-r of -olool- 1 "ll i- whal I have ilrrntttril of.
Work a t the airport is mnlinuIm«', .| o.I a to • lunrnd for ' a Inod at and worked for. ntol
*n; along Its schctlulnl lino,, al Camo lllandimr Indio riott 4’ori. j no»v I lor, conro l„ pass.” bo
hough tne future st.Tira of lh i|ttr_ lh i« aftornmrn 111 2:llll llVIlv-', n.lilo.l
Cit% Engineer States
Wo r k
I immicnl
f0r Cami)
Blanding
jSSLS?\
*•
r
f
HlflUCUOn i.,enlCI
Contlnucs t
Ilk*rtl1 l'rr»*l
• iIt*
t •l ll|l llT tfl| ' .!; i | i :u u m o .
iln i*8«rii|ilt*!t* |NlHMOSHio||
Tin*
Served A h Member
School Board And
On Town Council
.
. . . .
I'o l. K lim -r T n ln m ilift
llan u * * .
f ir ^ i niM Yi'r «*f A lh im o n lr S |» iiin r*
ntul iftaitlt-nl u f S f iilM io Ir r* » n u l\
11ifir«* r .) |.|. d ii’d i l hi* lio m r III
A I i .iiiio m I i * S u m U v . fo lio * mu a n
illn*'4w u | fivt* w eek*.
Col
• lin e s wasI tMirn t.r M. d.r
*n l o tm iy , A in ., In |H<ki
\ \ »»•••*
h«* v%nw a voting 111111 In* nn .l In*
thro* It r iilh f M «>rir:,nt9nl the fm i*
o f lln n*‘« l! n *4,, llllllt lr l « till.|
IIINMNlFI'r« o f IM lIltlll'U in \ 1, lo ||.
•Ii(f« -Il’l l l vI 411*4.
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gneted by the r>»ernment. S. v cer un'il they reach lllandito* I tin- i~.wor of tho Ifttils-sl Slates Imoved to Florida
’Ml week* ago an Armynfficial| w i l l !»■ n vobinterr, Knrlvl.-1 mol it- vast resotircos,” ho said,,Aitooig his pohltr ititivtlos.
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requested *hat the base be u« d • lloti-holder sort of Senator K. "nn.l feel Ihnt they nre In it served »n the town conned >>l
ta an aualli;ry_air base, while a P, Housholib-t.
I with its. with tbo British mm- Altamonte since tin* town «
few day* ago. Represent rtive Joe
. In Litnlnn I'riori' Moostor
Mr. Tarter listed the follow. 1monwenllh of nations all to - 1 irrcoriarrjte,l mol for II year- be
Hendrick* stated in Waihington In* names of selectees who leave 1octher. however long it la sts'*1 » represented School li.slm t
Woi-lmr et'liurcblll iiiinoiiiici'd tho
■hat tho Navy Den artment i* today: l.emv Hodgkin*. Wlilians! **"*'• victory or ilcnlh. I r.in ’I'« " •'» Gw Hoard of I'nldic jo.
In- fob
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or Sincupun.
MinKiipori- Mii n Nolcnm
studying tto poseiUtities of the Ellla Willi*. Andrew
roll.. -peer 1 to tin- ltr.li-1, f m M lkier.!"1"
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j widow. Mr-. Margnrct llaioc- nn.l ""i*V hr the grinino-st hour -men
secondary naval base.
Hit* full of Kriiiiri'. I
Tohann A. Walgrsn, l>avi<| j! I Cruising tho Russians unity ' ‘J11' brother, Andrew (i. I Inin.
Meanwhta, tto work is going Ralrurn.
Tltf !• It'i-fiiltl ftirinttiiy It* tic
Jitmos J. S i n g l e t a r y . I " o - 1- "most rllro peril." M r.!’?.'"" oovoral niecos un.l lo obcw
vn aa usual. Mr. Williams slid. toon"-il
R. T-os*. Alliert Owens| Church'll exhorted the 0lli.1 l pen Film m l oriangernetils wdl I.* no i»,:it • ut tVi* Konl Molor I'tmit
Hi* Initial construction nrojirt.
nntllireil
Inter.
• tlit* r«M»t of llukil Tiimth. n
follow
wirrl.l over
•mbraclng tho grading of the run- tarr*|l, Joseph F.'«>srd F olile, i
HI1 nt»rlhwri»t t»f th ,• ritv. when*
ltow.r.1
WilHs. Ja m 's'G ie ic example.
wpya and of ta il strips has bern ffooll
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' rbe Russian people ..... .....,
virtually ftolah*,!, »nd work no* Rlchmoml Chadwell,,
. Edwin
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fli'Mirj? of thi* rn lirn irvi'ii’ilnv
la being don* on a second supple-1 Kallh anil Mr. Hot sholder.
I!
blrkerinir aomnr th e m -.\V l> ir W i l l
hutth* i»m Sin^uiMirt* Uluiul lix»k
wantary project.
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,
just stmsl together and worked j I O W n H C D U lte S S lU H U lV plurw.
|i,i|M*rinl 11cmilttiin t ft r , m :i| ull
( un.1 fought harder.
to S o n ? #‘r . tfcr^*paving of* tto i Firemen Put Out
•ntranc* road, completing the
John
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had
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a t evacuation
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T avo Small F ires1Iheie
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lenders.
Thev di.l nottrv ,n
I send represent:-live from the Fifth
destroyed by the Japnneso
ramvaya, setting out grass, and
to brrnk
rip their government. Congressional District, will ml- "I,vv w,,ir'' •',"1 ?""*• dant«K«l
Firemen mil mil Iwn fife* Rat.......
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. dress members of the Town«end "r herirhrd :iL'
ftolah lag the rrm.'iiidrr of the
ship*, inclu.lm
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hope.1 to find Club wlwn they meet Fun.lay, many warships,
nacaaaary clearing ami grubbing, unlay In which tho total dam age’
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to addition, tto frnrr, aa *|irciFeb. '.’•J. a t .1:00 |*.M. in the I'oott Singn|-ire.
ftad to tto origins I plan, must Mack CUvelnml said this morn- >" 1' h‘' wl11* rvgtona ho overran House, I’.v. liras, chairman of the
ftntl nmonir the* unhappy max** t club in this district, said losliy.
to totUt;-gnd 2T8 feet of sewrr- Injr.
if * pip* moat to Uld. The pipe
*s oipoctod to arrive in tto nest ■ouh.
s K W - ii
sT S sr S
■*w tig**.
.a t 1.10 I .M. Mr. W eirs subject a a i s g s wa
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firemen qolckly crosses I the
Dr. Churchill dkl not mention is ‘Tension* for Congressmen mol , \ Y | | | J j C 1 C S I C Q A t
atrfet a n d
extinguished tto \
J * 1' the Effect on our Hill'
flames. The damage waa placed tleshlps Gneiocnau ami Rcham
horst and tto m is e r Prim Ku
at 88
grn through British home wa
Sanford'* air raid siren will r$*
ters last Thursday, a flouting of
reive Its second test Wednesday,
Britain's cherished tea power,
when it will be blown at various
which with dcfvats in the Paci
tin**'* throughout tho day f t sev
fic. had added fuol to tto grou*.
eral points nrnr the water plant,
Ing against hi* government.
II. Jnmoa Hut, assistant chairman
Ho mad# It plain that neither
of tho Civilian Protection of tho
today's fall of Singapore, which
Defense Council, stetrd this morn*
for 12-1 year* had hc«n the
inr.
. .
“The -nbllc should disregard Iht*
noise." Mr. Cut said, "a* we mere
ly will be testing it. I hope wn
ore successful this time in pro
Tourist
meeting tonight will be preceded ducing tho desired remit."
In an attempt to nchievv suffi“rad dish supper in
i the
0:30 o'clock. rb n ‘ volume nf noise from tha
m«rhine roesnlly purchased by th*
Citv Commission, It will bd’tound-'
cd from tho tno of tto water raaervoly. from Ihe Dip of tho W8to t
JST& U TcJXilt ™; New Air Raid Siren
Various Localities
City News Brief3
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